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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12
Education OF Women.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 10.-At a meeting
of the State Woman's Suffrage Associ-
alton this evening. letter was read
from Prof. Read. of the State UNIVERSE
ty, stating that that Institution is open
to women the same as men, but it has
no proper accommodation for them,
and urging the Suffrage Association,
and women in all parts of the State,
TO petition the Legislature for an ap-
preparation to build suitable accom-
modations for women seeking the ed
ucational advantages of the Universi-
ty. The Association referred the
communication to a special committee,
who will report at q future meeting.
It is probable that an address to the
women of the State will be issued
urging them to take action in the
matter, and q memorial presented to
the Legislature, praying for sn sp-
preparation % place women On the
same footing as men, SO far at least, al
regards acquiring an education at the
State University.
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RohberT-ExeenlIons.

HAVANA. December 10.-@five ne
groes robbed Mr.. Oberhauer, a Ger
man merchant who was here buying
tobacco for some New York houses,
yesterday afternoon. Oberhauer
struck one Of the negroes, who
plunged a knife into his abdomen.
The robbers escaped. ObeFhauer
died at noon to day. The house of
Fuentes & Co, through the Prussian
Consul, has offered a reward for the
discovery of tho perpetrators. The
Government Is also making an effort
with the same object.
The GoVernment has ordered the
two negroes who robbed q lady here
last week, and who were found guilty,
to be garrOted. The sentence will be
executed tomorrow.
Cristobel Meunoza. Ex Secretary oil
Foreign Affairs. was executed at Pu-
erto Principe. One hour before be
was shot he wrote letter to his eoun
tryraen, the orgininal of which il
here, advising them to lay down theil
arms, and stop the useless eftusiOn o
blood. This act would inhct no dis
honor on them, and he hopes his lil.
will be the last that will be sacrificed
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FRANCE
EIEEaEsoaaBEo b - -

1ELE FRENCH 51pE O. THE STORY.
Tours, Deoember 9.-The Govern.
ment mas made public the following
intelligence:
General Chausey reports to the
War Department that there was an
attack all along the lines from Meung
to Sc. Laurent Des Bois last night.
To-day the principal effort of the en-
emy was at Beaugency. The Ger
mans were very strong ct that place,
having no less than eighty-fiVe can.
non. Their forces consisted of two
Divisions Of Bavarians, one Division
of Prussians, 1000 cavalry, and a
strong reserve. They were under the
command of Prince Frederick Charles
and the DUKE of Mecklenburg. The
enemy was repulsed and driven be-
yond Grande Charte. We sleep to-
night on the positions they held this
morning. The prisoners we have
taken acknowledge that the Prussians
suffered heavy losses. The battle
lasted till night. / have not yet re-
oeived q complete list of our losses.
We may be attacked again to. morrow,
but are prepared to resist TO the ut
most.
The Bavarian Lieutenant General
Steppan. commanding a Division, was
wounded before St. Laurent Des Bois.
The Prussians have been driven
from Marolles.
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Fire and Fatal AccIdent-BIg Con-
tFSct-ThIef Caught.

Ga. LOUIS, December 1.-THE Ex-
tensive candy factory of Blanke Bros
No. 612 Market Street, caught fire
shortly after o'clock this morning
and was entirely destroyed. The
stock was valued at about S75. .000 and
was insured for $45, 900. The build
ing was owned By Samuel T. Gay, and
was valued at 5000. Theodore
Foster, the private Watchman, jumped
from the tkzzd story window during
the FIRE, and is probably fatally ia
jured.
The Lewis Iron Company of this
city has Just closed a contract with
the Missouri and Kansas aud Texas
Railroad for 500 freight cars, said TO
be the largest contract of the kind
ever made in the West, amounting 10
nearly 800, 600. This road is now
completed from Sedalia, on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Road, to Fort Scott,
Kansas. It opens up Southern Kan
sas to the st. Louis market By a short
route. The company are pushing
their road southwark from Fort Scott
at the rate of two miles per day, and
expect to reach Fort Gibson, on the
Arkansas River, by the FIRST of Nay
and cross the Red River within 4
year; thence the road will be vigOr
ously constructed to the Rio Grande
and beyond.
Agnes Cooper. the cyprian who
robbed Captain g.. G.. Russell of 81
700, few nights ago. was arrested
| yesterday, and $3, 800 of the stolen
money was found on her. This wo-
| man is a notorious thief and shop-lif
I er. and well known in various section
! Ct the country.
ST. LOUIS, December IL. - Tho
large wholesale drug house Of We,zsl
/ & Co, numbers 104 and 106 NOrh
Main Street, we're totally destroyed
I b7 Gre this morning. The stock
7 valued at 800 600. The building vas
/ owned By the same parties and yalus5
at from $25 600 TO $50, 600, and is a
| sure5 on the stock and building
! tween $40, coo and 1000, but
what companies cannot be stated
the policies were in the safe, Wb
Is buried 10 the ruins. The extenE 81
hardware house Of hdolphus Meie s.
/ c.. adjoining on the south, was
Z damaged about 81 600 By the IRE, and
\ 10 the stock by water about so, ,CG8.
insured. but the names Of the con-
Danies could not be obtained
/ Two men named Geo. Loehr aud Ia.
/ HaRemana were burned In Bl1u -
1 Bros candy store this morning. Ihe
insurance on that establishment. se
far as koWn, is $4,000 in the I x
lin, Of st. Louis, S., 600 in tho Sags
mon, Of Springfield, Illinois. sac a
600 ia Columbus, Ohio.
The complete census returns oL csc
manufacturers Of this city sho -
foll0wirg result: Capital invested
r SIG 063 435; hands employed,
wages paid. 81. .S65, ,399; value
material. s57 $4,000; value o pea
, ! ducts. S104 399. .130,
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Admlral Forter-Fafael 5 -.

WAsHIEGTOE. December st Is
thought BY those who aEain g position
to be weil informed That Admiral
Porter's chances Of beng confirmed
by the Senate are improving, now that
tie President has expressed an earn
est desire that il shouid Be done.
Some Of the Senator's who would IN
al probability have voted against
Porter. more from indifference than
from veil founded objections, are no y
known 60 Be in favor Of The con
frmati8n, because President Grant
wishes IT,
Colonel Forney's leading editorial
in this m0rnings Chronicle, Is an
offer to sell that paper and its good
will to a good purchaser, if immediate
application is made. He assigns as a
reason for wishing to dispose of the
Chroaicle, that he desires to give all
his attention to his Phi1adelphia
nnFA
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CosDBEsEB TELEaaaAs.

M0NDAv, Dec. ~
The small~p poz Increases In Brooklyn
.,old closed Ii New York, yesterday -
Il%.
-,.-to,, tae unurdee0r Oi Mary Mohcf-
-, -,-,1 HI PhIadelphia, - % be hnos.
Tan unciaimed whisky silila are 20 pe
I'D frl Broo Glym shortly
fl,ousand three hundred and elghly-
-. ssoI9rai Is arrived at New 4ors iaas
week.
a..s shtp Springfield, of Boston. arrived
-, alsii05rIi. Australia, rom No" Aofh' .
Oetobe ~.
rsnamezar Hander znn' nl ft-t--s-s' ti.--. 4i Y
-fgftv citizen, ages ID year, H-S@ Hll--
eeIf - saturday-
.earqfv has nsen iorinen y @ @ee# ~. -
"a f14ft ~ taaHsrhi yearly AneettA4 II III
~ as tt5r gaanta or IndiNna-
49,. sbip Henry ghauucy. from - .,,ll, VI
W..a.s.9 "a New YORK yesterday
.~t.. atriklng Criapins. hcld out ana pAl
lA -resr - married men ana Al ~
81 ~ a. eaeh hild oi striker.
'.~..r.n Rabbit had $500 in diam1sons.i 1slil (.
ere -tsse. 81 q sneak tnlst
or.ls r.tfq EoHciior q COVington
e.A rs f1nm1 iCR4 Sal ht7 Qnice o
Aens-e raiyals Wng tHe eAnga
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Gsneral WaldbrIdeela Fnnaral.

WAsHINGFON, December 10.-The
funeral of the late Hiram Waldbridge
took place to-day from Ingleside, seY.
eral miles from Washington. Presi.
dent Grant, accompanied BY his Sec-
retary, General Porter. and all the
members of the Cabinet, with the ex-
eeption Of Postmaster General Cress-
we'll, who was absent from the city,
were present, together VITA a number
ofmembers of both houses og Con-
gress, and other gentlemen Of promi-
nenoe. and many ladies.
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SALT LAKE, Dee, l0-The
received the following Dispatch,
81. Georre. Dec. I0.-Patnish tte
Yalpateito chief who led the Nayai08
WHO killed DR.. Whitmoro and Robt.
McIntire. five years ago bAs n0w
erogssd The Colo rado With 3 band and
fhreatens the Iises and property al the
Inhabitants Of the sontheastarn lrOn-
tier. The people of Kane. Washing
ton. Iron. and Beaver Counties have
been advised TO keep Vigi.aut, guard
their stock, and be prepared 10 ropeI
any attack that may be made by the
| Navsj0s and their Allies
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Fou TorE soid aaa STOCK aarref-

+ h'f @aAeas41t'-4-t SEW G0&Es Dee l0.
fl1lD--Iz more nra ana aatlve to-dav NJ
from 19N % lt5<s ioana from to 6. alaqr,
ances to-day SZ5s ODD l-9s shipments oa sDa-
Gle &fl5 900.
MoSEv--Easy at a@G on call. the at.
tempts % make ths- market arfiHdirfIg
stringent seem % have beeu entirely
abandoned.
The bank statement fGr Ghe nast week
is untsYorailIss there having been q ipss
3n the total reserve o. anQul 81 81900
against q reduction ~ about $4,000. 4he
bank statement shows the fnllaTlna
phauEest tQauB, increase 8i 8S 56s sDegla
decrease Cd sl72.2l8; etFe1lafion. decrease
2l1s5LA legal tenders, decrease e9l8 aEEt de-
pOalfB4 decrease 81 i33 ,G54.
STOCKS are generally hrn with the West.
efn MON as the laVcrite. which advanced
70 a5z1 lne . southwestern quoted an extra
ClF FiaeAu- ls4egrau1a were received here
to-day nom EnLlad elphla 20 the eject
tnaf the Fonu8yivantR Central Railroad
company ned leased the Camden q AM
boy Road Tue securities OF both eomDa-
ntes we're higher In Philadelphia tn-day.
Wnlcu gave same CpiBf 90 the reports.
EERLItsC4--EiEchnuE6 e.
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SANTA FE. N. d.. Dec. l0.-Ex Gov
ern0r Mccormick, Of Arizona, the
re elected delegate 70 Congress LETT
hero this morning for Washington
Vid Denver.
The report from Ssn Francisco, re-
garding fraudulent voting, iDlplicat-
ing Governor Sahord and other Terri
torinl officers who were friendly to
Mccormick. IS pure falsiieation.
he hss uajoFiiY Of ever 5000 by the
0liaia count
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Chicago MarFef.


By Tstezraphl CHICAGO, Dec 10.
ExcHAEGE-U Unchangcd.
FLOUR Extra guperdne spring quiet and
less ARM
WHEAr-ryo. 2 Chicago spFIng quiet and
I drno 81. ana 5l95S higher, closing al 81 of5l
al 95. This afternoon duh ana un-
changed.
CoHE-Eo. dull, closing af 83J<c Thlz
afternoon 43c.
oATs-No. duh bat closed quiet at 8s8
351<e.
Rye Dull and priees have declined 1e
Gles No-2 673kG6aC.
BARLEK-EO. duh at nc.
HIGIfVI VIgEs-Closed nrm at 65e-
PEoY18foNs-Sieady and quiet; mess
pork s2) 90.
LAHD-ll3<c.
HoaS-Dreasad Qalst at a9HT 60s live
easier at CO 20a6 b5.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 10. = General
Superintendent L. ID. Rucker, of the
Erie Railroad, and Berthold, Super
intendent Of the Eastern Division,
we're arraigned defore United States
Commissioner Jackson, &C j ersey City.
70 day, on q charge Of obstruoting the
Bergen Tunnel on FRIDAY, the I'd
inst. From evidence By mail agents,
It was shown that eight OF ten mails
we're obstFuoted. Jackson discharged
BsrthoId and held Ruoker d S25. 600
bail. Engineer Eisman VIII be held
IN . ike amount.
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Protection 70 EmIgrauts-The Blind

WASHINGTON. December 10.-The
special committee having in charge
the memorial prepared under the
resolution adopted by the Emigration
Convention, held at indianapolis, are
preparing for the early introduction
of a bill in Congress for the protec-
ton of emigrants, both on the ocean
and on the land. while in transit to
their place Of destination.
A memorial has been signed by 3
large number Of prominent persons and
will be presented to Congress, asking
for an appropriation for the benefit Of
the National Institution for the blind.
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PRUSSIA
MORE ARMS oAITURED.


BERLIN, Dec. 8.-King William
telegraphs under date Of to-day to
| Queen Augusta: "There vas severe
and successful fighting yesterday near
Meung, and more resistance is ex-
peeted there. One gun, several mi
trailleuses and one hundred and fifty
prisoners were taken. The sanitary
condition of the army in the field bas
taken very favorable turn"
THE KAISER
BERLIN, December 8.-The King
of Saxony has signifed his acceptance
Of the proposal made By the King of
Bavaria. regarding the title of Em-
peror of Germany.
The North German Parliament has
approved of the federal treaty with
Bavaria. All the amendments were
rejected.
DRAFT RIOT.
BERLIN, December 9.-There was
an aGti-War riot of serious character
yesterday. caused by the resistance Of
an order drafting married men. The
LandwehFs and police were unable Go
quell the riot, and the military were
called out and suppressed the disorder
after using great severity. If the or
der of drafting married men is car
ried out it will give an additional force
of $1,000 men to the army. There Is
great impatienes to conclude the war,
while every day France increases her
strength.
THE EMPIRE COMPLETE.
BERLIN. December 8.-President
Simpson announced yesterday. in the
North German Parliament, that 8
note had been received from Count
Bismarck. in which he stated that
King William had accepted the title
of Emperor Of Germany.
On the Sd inst, the federal treaties
finally passed. and the protocols Of
the treaties with Baden, Hesse, WUr-
temburg and Bavaria have been ssno-
toned
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Whisky RaIlnrA-Flre.

CIEcINNATI, Dec. 1O.--A petition
by Mccullough and Kennedy. of this
city, has been presented to Judge
Leavitt, asking that Peter Schwab, OF
Hamilton, Butler County. Ohio, a
wealthy manufacturer and dealer in
whisky, be declared a bankrupt. No
action has yet been taken.
A branch carriage mandatory Of
j, A. Shannon was burned to- night.
LESS 81, 600 or s., 900; insured in Gin
einnai companies.
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EeH ToFk DrY Goods aarEeI.

~ 1elserapn-lse AE# AoRKs Dec. TO-
AmosksF aAn brown canton dannnls
2lci bseaoheds 11G322cs Ailerton sep, p 181820c
3leached. 23cs ~, )" Ice; "H" brown. EIe
~ ~ oleached, 35c; eN' brown, 23ci tN7
nleacneds 21cs NaumEeagr I48l456es Tre
Washington glazed oambrlcs, T5<a51Sc
Ma1onYl-ie JaeOuefs. 95<8l05<ci Warren
4u9uef Glasz0W Hlnghaugs l3cs North
amptons l8cs Leicester lies am 1uskeag cot
ton l47&0S0cs American "A, s0a32J<e+ Lew,
lEton d255cf AAderney stripes SO; Eagle
iJE@L1es coIEeE leanss 65fcs Audrua1ogEiu
satin IL etl358cs AlousdnIas. I5cs Hevu0lfF
"a A. II 5ers gVos7igsF ara Ida. IfafL-
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Sc. Louis HRrkaE.
Pv Te1aprano ar. r.arrq rsa.

CorION-Dull but unchanged.
kL0UE-tGuiet aud unchanged supernut
winter IS 1864 25 extra Ef 50
WHEAr-Buyers stand ons choice red
IAN sold &C 81 575S.
CcRN-Hieh mixed and yellow iH bulk
scarce and wanted SO $50 1865 mixed 4s5G8
46c.
OATs-Quiet and unchanged az f3a46c.
BARLEF-Uulis No 3F1c.
RTE-Flrmer at73#75c.
WBfaEK--I nchRnged at SIC.
P3oYFgIOEE- Quiet. With only jobbiuE
demand pork SO - bulk shoulders 90
71Sc for clear -ibs lo3z 8l05zc lor:clesr sid6a
lJ5z67llc for eiear.
BACoN-Hfdea 15C.
LARD quiet az i ibfa12c.
HoGs-steady al 6e65<c; receipts 4 930
packed q date, 73 37j % same time last
year, 1if, $40.
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THE ElrPIRE COMPLETE.
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, December 9.-The Sub
lime Porte has issued a call for the
return Of ell the troops each post can
furnish, and has also summoned the
reserves. The Sultan has called a
naval council to increase the strength
Of the feet.
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ITALY


FLORENCE, December 9. - King
Victor Emanuel has conferred the
Order of Annunciate upon Ser
rano. Prim and Zerrilla. At an
audience given to the Spanish Depu-
ties the King said: "I confide my son
to the loyalty of the Spaniards. /"
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.xEMRouRG NEurRALl

BRUSSELS, Dec. 8.-Danetham said
he was aware of Prussia's note In re-
gard to Luxembourg. He denied
that the government was in the least
degree influenced by Prussia to reject
the petition of the French prisoners
in Belgium to return to their country.
AS for the case of Luxembourg, It
ought to be warning to Europe.
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IRELAND.

HEARTS CONTEXT. December TO-
A heavy northeast storm prevails.
The wind is blowing q gale with fog
and rain. The sea is running high
aud there is 40 prospect of graphing
the cables to-day.
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FoRr BIo. Onr, Dec. 10.-The Pen
insular Railroad, from Lansing Chi
cago and Michigan Midland, from st.
Clair 10 Lansing. have resolved 20
consolidate With q view 70 forming &
connection with The Canada Southern
nailroad
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PRHSSTA

THE PRINCE CONG NGREss-IGNATIFF FIRM.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-Before the nego-
tiations for Peace Congress, the Ger
man Princes met at Versailles to pur-
chase provisions for the use of Paris
after the capitulation. This was en-
trusted to the officers of the Commis-
sariat, who concluded the contracts
with English houses. The officers
preferred to operate through Ger
man houses, but it was ascertained
that the export of provisions would
produce an inconvenience in Ger
many.
Iguatiff declares that it is impossi-
bic 70 Withdraw GortschakoHs note
bat says that the Gar will nog violats
the treaty Of 1896.
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FRANCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON THE LoIRE-THE
GOVERNMENT GOING.
ToURs, December 8.-Ohicial de-
crees hare appeared. appointing Gen.
Bourbaki to the com maud of the First
Army, and General Chausey to the
Second Army, into which the Army oil
the Loire has been divided.
Gen. D'Aurelles de Paladines re-
fuses the command of the military
camp at Cherbourg, which has been
offered him.
It is reported that there was fight
ing all day to day along the left bank
of the Loire between the French
under General Chausey and the Prus.
rians, which were repulsed by him
yesterday. The report adds that be
was also successful to day.
Il is said that the Tours Govern
ment will 60 co Bordeaux, as the
Prussians might risk sending a force
to this city. A portion ofthe personnel
and officers will go tonight, but Gam
BETA and the Ministry of the Bureau
will not leave until they are obliged
to do so.
There is no news from General
Bourbaki, who has an armed force on
the right bank of the Loire. IL is
rumored that he is marching on Paris
LILLE, December 8. Abbeville
has not been occupied by the Prus-
slams.
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Louisville Market,

BY Ialegraph.I LouE8YIIsEGt Dec. 10.
TOBACCO SALES Of A5 h0Rsheads AZ 68G5(,
FOR common 70 good iugsi ez@lQe for Low
70 medtum leaf.
BAegIEG-Firm But heavy; hemp and
naEs 2Te.
CorToE-pEe1k and lower: mlddlfng, I4c
FLoUR-Qufet and steady extra family
6 -.
GRAIH--Quist and nothing doing.
HoGs-D6mand active and prices ad'
yanced 10 e % for heavy; Sc 2546 40 foi
medium.
PRoFIsIoEs = Flrmer, but not higher
h esq Pork-sig %: bulk shcuf1rrG Tc- -'-7l
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lnstFuoted 20 refrain from 8 collective
step with the powers IN either the
Eastern or Franco German questions
HEssLAe LOSSES.
DARaIsTADT, December S.-Prince
Louis telegraphs to the Grand Duke
of Hesse under the date Of Orleans,
December 7th, as follows: I'VE move
on Tours to-day. The Hessian losses
in the recent battles were very light.
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Tho City Council and school hoaTd o.
SAs@ nsss sss 2iS sasSoi I 6Sass 8a g sSa % 4ss2 sS
atcftas-
A posse 0G militia wsli be sent 20 Fgytosi.
Missouri. 20 rnard tho jolly lamfldez lour-
derofs when theg so BACK nom S.. Louis
Tins Government got a Judgment against
Ehe Ea6cnat House Lottery Association at
SO. Louis for gl2 oo0 Tor tax ana nanaIties-
Oh Efldas after long waiting.
Euperintandent Keisoa. OF tho ReR
YORK Police, mas detained o1acers - stand
at tb6 doors oi noted ooorktoUlsfE AID otns
or aniscreanls' establishnnen ents.
maammalaasa1a.assaaaaa@
Another Cable out OF ReBaIE-Shsp-
monts-eWall PoL-A Denial--The
InsuTreetlSR.
LAKE CIEY, FLA, Dec. 10.-The
cable from Punta Rosa 30 Key West,
connecting with the Cuba cable. has
been disordered for the past few days.
A steamer arrived fom Punta Rosa
to-day from Havana, bringing the fol-
lowing important intelligence: Ad-
vices from Aspinwall, to the 9th inst,
have been received. The weather was
frightful, and reports of shipRreoks
were constantly coming in.
The American schooner Scudder,
was totally lost, but the crew we're
saved. The schooner Ida was also
lost. "A sailor was washed overheard
from the schooner Isabella and
drowned. The steamer Henry Charm
cy, from New York, made three inef-
fectual attempts TO get into the har-
Dor on the 81 inst, and at last went
to sea. The tug Grumppor, from
Philadelphia, which sailed on the %
inst, is supposed to have been lost
with all on board.
It is feared that the Chilian steam
er Lemaris has been lost in the South
Pacific, with all on board. Several
steamers in this harbor and Aspin
wall went to sea for safety.
AdVices have been received from
Valparaiso to the 18th of November.
The small pox was prevalent in that
city as we'll as elsewhere in Chill.
A member Of Congress, having as
serted that President Grant had ridi-
culed the war between Chill and
Spain, the American Minister had
sent q note to the government deny
ing the charge. saying that the Ameri-
can Presidents bad no interest in such
an opinion.
Chilli, dates from Lima have been
received to the 18th of November.
The revolution had ended. The news
otherwise is unimportant.
Bolivia dates to Nov. 18th say that |
q battle before the city of Potosi was
imminent. General Rendon was in |
side the town, which was strongly for
tilted. The Instruction was extead- |
ing southward. The Carracol mining /
fever was increasing, and that the ex
citement is stronger than that which /
attended the discovery of gold in CAL
ifornia.
Argentine Republic dates, from
to the Both of October,
have been received. That city had
been closely beseiged for the past I've
days By the Ievolutionists, seven thou
sand strong. They demanded the ar
rest and Punishment of the actual
members Of the Government.
Advices from Jamaica to yesterday,
the 9th, are at hand. Fears were en-
tertained for the safety of the regular |
mall steamer from Southampton. as
she was considerably overdue.