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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

MARTIN KALBFLElSCHs SONS,
vi MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS AND ldPOhIbhS
FULTON AND CLIPP-STS. EBw.iokki
ESTABLISHED 1899,
Offer IN o. slites 10 SUIT;
OH, OP yITRIOL. ALUM,
NITRIC ACID, SODA ASH,
MURIATIC ACID, sAL SODA
AQUA FORTS. CJPlEhAsi,
AoiA AMMONIA BLUE VIfRI0L
r1N saIjTs ' BICHROMATE OF POTASH.
NITRATE oP IRON EXTRACT or INDIGO,
sIrI phi arr oP ZINC EXTRACT OF LOCKWOOD,
GLAUBRRS SALT, klTRAIB Of soDA
MARBLE DUST BRlMSTOAE,
&c.. &c. sc. .
~ PRICE LISTS Special Quotations furnished upon apphauon
MISS LOTTIE FOWLER, famous MEDICAL
WI BUSINESS CLARv0YANT late o. Bridgeport can be seen
at 2l2 Elmst Hour 10 to 3 p. Ladies' 49, Gens %.
IE0 PEWS, Upholstered and Numbered
lcO for SALE cheap; also several STAINED dLASS WIN
DOWS Apply 100 West Twenty fOnrths
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Proposals.
feaal &otlres.

IN pursuance of an order of ROBERT I.
HUTCHISGS esq. Surrogate OF the County Of New York not
hereby xyen 70 all d. BARNES UNDER
HILL CITY OF Newlok decreased n present the ne with
youe subscribers at the ohce Of WILLIAM null
BERT No Is Pea Cy Of New York before the LIST
day Of July neIL-Dated Sew-York. De 2, 1870
' WILLIAM HUBERT, Executors Of
MARY T. HUBERT, fBsrnes UnterhiO,
4 \ decfat~
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To BROKERs-Wanted, position as Bookkeeper
~ Stcrk or (ea House by party thoroughly posted in
a. busses Of reference gwen Address '" L. I Doi ''i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

T4r.ar. gold - Soda Ash beoii - az ~
Epson sails. e 10. 3 sugar Id, g no goh y 1 II
G5r Arabic picked 35a Is yitrO blue p ib.. 6!0 y
GuuArabic sort c'y 20 -
FOTR AND MEAOur market the low grades Of POur is
r Extras and state Extras DIne hhueI e
LivepOO Medium grades are less acu's ana
p ~ are scsr and better The steser for Ship
- brs5ds especially Stste; sales Of 1850 bblE w quOs
~ a hi -. 50 III sop SO lVUSo %
H. . --......... 4 Tgd S 90 OHIO ROund-bOOp. Ky 49,
........... OS0 50 ira (ShpPBgl.. .2C
Ohio. RI Trsde brds 500 ~
So, 49, al -. 21q : ~ White Wheat ETtra -
49,, s,,,-Dg EYt 556 IS Ohio lad and Mich 0Od 20
49, - $500 SING Double BItrl DO. do. POO "
Wt.st Fy,ss 101 : IS 81 Louis Single kKtS 500 %
49,. a -. 90 eoa sD,S IAu,s VA 30
- 49, Ipe,sns 81 Louis Triple Er. sea II 10
oti - M,sS And goCepesee Rrra brands asa y 81
YLr J. ann and good bakers extras IN demand the
sales 90 bills We quote &C ,,zree.
mixed % Coca SUP 20
and Georgetown, Extra and FAMILY 20 " %
Fredeokturg and Petersburg Country...'...''' 4oD
Country Extra.
Re-.
(,eorda al Family 45O 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY TUESDAY),
AT 10 o'clock,
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY SALE
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
including
FINE NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
ito be so d at II o'clock.
SEQ renms French Note Paper. assorted sizes
775 Ue Paris and American Envelopes, assorted and
weights. -
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.
70 lots fine custom made Clothing, made for best city
trade
hSSIGNEEiS SALE.
Balance Of retailers stock of Hats Caps, &c. sold
der of A. s. MOuLToN, Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Catalogues and goods ready.
W. TOPPING & Co, Auconeers,
~ Church street.,
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L,OR sALE.--A RICH ADMINISTER CARPET, COST
originally $2o y now oo offered for $40; n perfect
madeup Carpets consisting OF Wilton Velvet English Brus-
sells and Ingrans entirely ut half the original price, at
SYPHER 4 CO.'S, 55s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A UCTIoN NoTICE-lls WEST TWENTY. SEVENTH
"A street, near Sixth avenue
Large and positive sale, THIS DAY tTUESDAY),
commencing ut O'Clock, ali the magnificent Household
Furniture, costly Works Art,
the above mansion, 400 lots SlUG0 worth
viz. :-Magnncent ~ rosewood panofortc, made by
maker, four rich Paror SUITS Suits, Oil Paintings Mir
i1rs Tables Lace Curtains Etageres
case also Velvet Carpets Bedroom Furniture;
Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Furniture
TO suit purchasers. SAFE positive, rain I shine.
LUKE FITZGERALD, kuctioneer.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE CINCINNATI GAS LIGHT AND
" Coke Company CINCINNATI Jan. IA, ISL. Proposals
for Coal TAR Sealed proposals Tor Conl Tar will he received
this t February IL, 1874, inclusive, for the entire
yield Of the Cincinnati Gas Works during the is7l,
about IL 900 barrels part thereof not less than 5W
barrels The tir be Intervals curing
the year wl suit the convenience OF this company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

LADY DESIRES COPYING OR WRITING OF ANY
IA description either her resldence or In ollce Ad-
dress d.. l45 Herald Office.
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J1ENRv b. HERTs, AUCTIONEER
IL vALuA.LE POWER Looms AND MACHINERY
OF TRIMMING CORD AND TASSEl. FACTORY.
on TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, AT iOis O'CLOCK
AT NO. 81 HOWARD STREET

BY order OF Messrs. Rosenwald, Strauss & Co.,
comprising Power Looms, Lathes Warp Frames Tws
Wheels, Mould Machines, spoo,ng Machines Ginp Braid,
Ing Chenille, Winding Crmping and Cord Machines Aiken
Knitting Machines jacquard Attachments, Ice Furniture
Fare Desks &C. Catalogues be had the oace OF the
Auctioneer, 90 Church street = - " - -
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DY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER,
ID SaIesroom No. 9 West Fourteenth street..

u
Office 81 FL th avenue
Rosewood Piano Stool, n A. Thurston, New York.
ROBERT SDMEkyII,LE will sell auction, Thurs
day Jan 26, 10 o'clock. private residence sos
West Twentvsecond street genteeL Household Furniture
Paror black walnut Pnror suits In striped black wal
marble top Centre Tables Velvet Brussels Carpets
BLACK walnut Bedroom Furniture Curlcd Hair
Feather Pillows and Bosters rich painted Toilet Sets,
Ing~ain Carpets, Mating. Ocoths Dining Furniture
Extension Tables Lounges Chairs, fine Engravngs black
walnut Library Suit In green reps, fine Wolf Robe and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
SITUATIONS wANrRD-FENlALEs.
Miscellaneous.

zoe 9Th AVA LADY OF EDUCATION WISHES A
COO position daily resident governess, TO take
charge OF gentlcmans hose moderate salary required
and references given. Address GOVERNESS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
IrXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
N. DIlIfiHrY. AICTIONEER

II
will sell this JAM "a 1913 O'Clock, at the residence
No. SA West Ihy-frst street, between Eighth and Ninth
consisting Tapestry and Ingram Carpets and OIL
cloths throughout the house silk Curtains and Cornices
hogany SOFAS. Chairs, Rockers Bureaus, Sedseais Mat
and Bedding, bronze Clocks, Basement and Dining
Furniture China Cr0ckery, Cutlery also the Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale will commence BY order
n pyr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

TINE BONNIE oUvRIERE FRANcAIsE FAIsAh
L hen la robe, desirera de ronrasc chez ellie on d
ournees families ellie chargert alssi de n'ir
porte quel Outrage la machine saddresser Mmc LOUIS
RAMU au III Blocker ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A YOUNG LADY WISHES AN ENGAGEMENT AS
N aiy's companion copyist TO take charge OF child
good city references Call address D. 81 ID Elizabeth
a Maak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCriONEEa, OFFICE AND
N salesroo ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post odce.
Household Furniture &c.--JOHNSTON ~ VAN TASSELL
will sell by auction this day, 1913 o'clock. at their sales
room, 81 Nassau street large assortment of onsahoid
Furniture, Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Dressing Bureau. Wash
sianls Bcdnteaes iron Hat Rack and Bcdselds, Lace
Curtains, Window Shades Mirrors Mating, Wardrobes,
Bookcases Glass China Crockery and Kitchen Furniture
which the sale will commence. On Wednesday, line
Library OF Books.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A UCTION N0TICE.--AUGUSTUS A. SCHULTZ, ACC-
a tioneor. MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture Pianoorte
Drawing Room suits, Paintings this day TUESDAY at
the residence 81 West Fifteenth street between Fifth
and sixth avenues sale commencing ut l01 o'clock
Drawing Room Suits covered brocatel richest De-
scripuon; Window Curtains to match Etagerea, Book
marquetierc bos do Cabinets Encognurcs, Jar
DINERS Velvet Medallion Carpets tronzes Statusry Clock
Paintings eminent artists, rosewood Panoorte cello
maker rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedsteads ard
robes Mattresses, Counterpanes. EAe sion Table. Side
board Sivcrwarc Linen, Glassware Chnaware. Basement
Kitchen Furniture Also Furniture servants apartments.
Sale peretnptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

DOY WANTED IN A COMMISSION HOUSE, AS AN
ID errand boy must reside with his parents salary H150
year. Address, WITH references in handwriting,
55s Post office
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A -MoRTdAaE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IN. Ii9 West TWenty-sevenih stcet, Seventh
A. NJ. ChlSriLAR, Aucoueer,
will sell this day, January "a 1l O'clock, the entire gen.
tee Furniture contained in above private house as follows
Velvet brussels Carpets, walnut Paror BEDROOM
Suits Pier and Mane Mirrors innofore, Paoo Safe
tains Sidcboard, Bookcase, Centre tables :es Hall
Stands, Oil Paintings Spring and Hair Mattresses China,
Glass and Plated Ware; Kitchen Utensils Sc.i also Mink
Fur Cloak Cluster Diamond Eroach, Earrings
gold Watch and Chain. sale positive aud prompt deposit
required Catalogue at SALE Goods be removed
BY order y Lewis. mortgage. Dealers and public
invited honse to let S25 per month. Apply to agent II
and IL Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A LADY DESIRES COPYING; CAN WRITE LARGE
IN small rapid hand; would ike 10 do Mt home
but lawyers need Address Mrs. j. d. box s75 New
w posi o1ica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

SALEsMAN WANTED A WHOLESALE PARAsoL
- house that has good Southern Western trade Adj
dress SALESMAN, box as station A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

)AWNBROKER'S SALE.--TIIS DAY JAMES AGAR,
aucticneer will sell at 81 New Bowery 800 Lots Mems
and Womens Cothng Blankets, Quilts, &c. by order OF
Charles Cudlipp 2s9 Spring street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
SALES AT Auction.

ACOB BO1ARf, AUCrIONEER.-MORrGA sALg
this day, January "a at2 O'Clock, at No. 7b Broadway,
terra, Drawers Shelving, Fixtures nc. ~ '
CHAkLEs y WATTS, Attorney for Mortgage.
wednesday Zoh, ~ O'Clock, at tue auction rooms No
North William street. Household Furniture Carpets, Mic
rors, 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH LADY LATELY
IA from Europe ladys maid or would take charge OF
growing children French and German and would be
willing To travel good references Address b. box 1871 Her
nil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

less for these people have no more to
lose Az besides most OF the factories In Upper Alsace
arc at complete standstl, and thousands OF workmen
are compelled 70 remain In ideness, need and want OF
work quite "a much political fanaticism drive tue
peope into the hosts of the enemy, where they can at
feast obtain something TO cat Precisely on account OF
Alsace speedy and firm organization OF exist
ing circumstances earnestly 10 be Wished in order
that the unwhOlesome provisional state OF things may
cease All relations in the highest degree unsettled
by &C. and no one knows exactly how he stands. When
many weO-dO families Of French nationality VIII Ger
tsny prepare themselves TO migrate into France Much
disturbance and hndrance may arise from this at rs
but, on the whole, l consider 1t great advan-
tage II, as far as possible, the French VINO nave
bnt migrated hther after all should fOrsaEe us, ana
again seek their actual Fatherland. They do not suit us
at all and will form but very stubborn members OF our
new German realm. Alsace and German Lorraine are
districts richly endowed by nature that the number OF
einrant French will be made up by the innux OF
Germans. In spite, however, OF national hatieu,
the French possessOrs of property must needs CONSIDER
very deeply whether they viii exchange the future prob
ably very uncertain situation OF affairs in France Win
the security and order in German dominOns Even
many of the rich propretors of spinning and weaving es
Establishments in Ali,hhausen who bear us so deep
crudge will be glad to remain with us when matters arc
on rmer footing If these gentlemen WISH 10 CO. now
ever we will certainly not Keep them Tor tner very eA
tepsye and undeniably we-managed establishments are
well suited for acquisition, and TemuneratlYe manage
ment by German oint-stOck companies. That Whlcn
would have most weight and influence Is, however, the
speedy erection Of thoroughly German university at
sras6ourg the University Of FreDurg could but De
with the other German countries as good German uni
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VOL. XXX....NO' 1882.
PARIS EVACUATED.

THE GERMANS RETIRE BEHIND The Si-i-'i''
TIE REDS wREAKING THEIR VENGEANCE On IN
OFFENSIVE PTRsoNs-SMGHT DISTURBANCES
DURING THE OCCUPATIoN-TiiE NAi4V''-N|
GUARDS THREATENING TROUBLE
to,poS Friday, March 5, 1871
4 snecial telegram to The London Times from YER
~. cove tho Germans evacuated Paris to-day
and Prince Frederick Charles retired lmmeoua'eiy
behind the Seine. The Emperor and the crown
will leave in few days for FeniereS OF some
0,,or ,o;nt near Paris, ON the right bank OF the
Seine.
The Partisan populace wreaked then Vengeance
on several men and women who were seen coInIno
nicatiug with The German soldiers.
On Wednesday night, after the entry, the Prus-
sian troops were weary and bivouacked IN the
Champs Elys6os They made holes in the ground
in which they lighted fires, and from crossed STICKS
were suspended the soup cans. slight disturbance
took place at byGsseie. Some Prussians asked
coffee from Frenchman, which he refused. BLOWS
followed, but no blood was she'd The Germans con-
Quoted themselves in o most orderly manner anu
devoted their time to visits to the public buildings
and other places of interest.
A crowd of the Parisans observing some Prus-
fans in the courts Of the Louvre and the Place du
Carrous Yesterday attempted to use force for their
expulsion. but were kept bacl, by line of troops.
and pieces of cloth were hung the gate TO hide
the Prussians.
Some of the Prussians wished to pass the line OF
de,narcation offering their hands and saying, Now
peace is concluded, we are friends" but were re-
pulsed with the reply, 1--WE conquered, but with
the conditions imposed by bismarck we mover can
be friends"
Some disguised Prussian officers penetrated into
the city, but were soon recognized, and their lives
being in danger from the people, were protected by
the authorities and reconducted to the German lines
Every precaution is taken against rising
The city is quiet. The National Guards will not
part with their artillery, and have taken num-
Der of mitraiIeuses to tho top of the hill OF
Montmartre, to avoid giving them up; however
they are very quiet, but carry black flags III
large numbers.
The French Government has ordered the imme-
date return of the Modified National Guards to
their homes.
A league is forming at Havre to prevent the re-
turn Of Germdn employees
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

49, The ice in the Hudson at Albany is melting
rapidly, aud the railroad ferry boats running.
IA bill TO incorporate the Boston Base Ball Club
the Massachusetts, Senate by Fote OF IL TO
800 Several new cases of small pOx and two deaths
reported yesterday Johns N b. Compulsory vaccination
has begun
sd. II. Parkman and wife have instituted libel
The Pacfe Medal Journal OF San Francisco claiming
5000 damages
THE statement that the Directors of the Web
Bank Of Boston had presented their late cashier With $3.50 Is
autbohtsuEey denied.
Judge Shepley of the Il. :. Circuit Court of
sducd the Boston, Hartford and bns Railroad bankrupt
Q the petition OF Seth Adams.
THE steamer Sacramento arrived at San Fran
eso Friday morning aud vii Tea this afternoon
She takes only $1,000 treasure
The Kansas Legislature has passed bill stay
convicted until the Governor
warrant This will virtually Abosh capital punishment
John B. butcher and Mr.. Mckee of this city
purchased 40 Of land Louis for the establishment Of
sokyard hotel will be built dovers and dealers and
a bAht for The convenience Of operstors
~ The iSouth Carolina House of Representatives
have bill for funding the whole sIstns debt q the state
y that 1nt al tho present debt p the STATE shall eo. 60
liability uEes the iha b Setd " By irotrds
vote Of ibe people " The State
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POPULAR FEELING IN ALSACE.

Herr Won Wickede of The Cologne Gazette,
while strongly impressed with the folly of anncxng
essentially French provinces TO the German dominons
A. sangune with regard TO the results Of the annexation
OF Alsace Describing the best mode Of dealing with
this province ple says
The Protestant peasantry IN Lower Alsace will bear
unlou with Germany most easily the French manufac-
tuTers and factory Hands in Mlhasen viii he the lea 4
willing MANY serious obstacle has still tO he removed,
AZ e true before these untOward elements can he ufied
IN a harmonious whole. Thus few OF inc real hgrlc-
fural popatiop but many hundreds of the young men
among the actOrypeople Of the towns In Upper Asac
leave home secretly against ne "a frdics
4ireurs or Mobile Guards. All severe measures are
nseless, and the eOD6seations OF properly car
KieA out against them are hDony U.s.
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POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS.

PROGRESS OF THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION
MATTERS BECOMING QUIET.
MEMPHIS, March 2.-The new impeachment
Managers notified the Arkansas State Senate to-day OF
the impeachment of Gov Clayton. This afternoon the
Secretary the Senate instructed TO notify to the
House that the Senate ready to proceed with the
trial. In the House, Mr. Neal moved for postpone
mont until the nth inst OF the consideration of all re-
ports and questions relating to the contested seats and
matters giving rise to personal abuse excepting ques
lions arising of the pending impeachment. The mo-
ton was adopted 1t is considered sort of compro
mise and may lead to good results. Matters are
becoming quiet again.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

RUSH OF BILLS IN THE AssEMBLY-FREE RAIL
ROAD PASSES FOR STATE AND COUNTY OFF,
CIALS-ANOTHER STRIKE AT FISK AND
GOULD.
ALBANY March 3-The Assembly Commit
tees reported upward of 100 bills none OF them OF any
great importance; and "a dozen more were passed
which had previously been ordered TO third reading.
Among the bills fayorby reported is requiring for
eign life insurance companies doing business in this
State 10 invest 90 per cent Of the premiums received
from policy holders in this State In bonds and mort
cages or other bonds In New York. As the law
forbids our own insurance companies to lend
money except on New-York real estate, the
proposcd legislation seems n little inconsistent Mr..
Aivord's bill tO independent action the part
OF the several departments Of the Government OF the
State and TO prevent undue influence by corporations
Qy requiring ali railroads steamboats, stages and other
10 transport free Of charge the members of
the Assembly state senators, Judges. Justices and Com
nissioncS Appeals, County Judges, city Judges. Gel
WAS also fayOraby reported II may be doubted, far
as members and Assembly concerned.
whether they can swerved from independent action"
by anything 50 unsubstantIl as mere free pass or
season ticket.
Next Wednesday afternoon there will be public hear
ing in Assembly Chamber before the Committee OF
Ways and Means the proposed law TO exempt bonds
and mortgages from taxation. 80.
is believed that of the important railroad bills
VIII be reported next week OF the Is or 20 Now York
ra rOad bills the Central Underground and Pnuenitie
are supposed Ia have the best chance.
The Erie Iuagnates are reported 10 have something
brewing COR their better protection in the future. but
what u IL has yet leaked out The reports mat Tue
Railroad Committee (>even Democrats aud two Repub
cans going report the bill for the repeal Of The
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CIRA.

PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE NEAR MAYARI.
HAVANA, March 1.-The official account of
the engagement Mayari states that captain and
Il soldiers are missing. In the engagement near Bay
amo Oclasco and Modesto Diaz and 10 insurgents were
killed. In the affair Tunas, 50 insurgents were
killed and the insurgent Captain, Cemente Garcia was
also killed Near Trinidad, the insurgent Carlos Cere
ceno was captured Spanish column also captured
Major Leopold Yillegas, son OF Gen. Vegas, and killed
seven insurgents The insurgent leader Chicho Vata
dares surrendered together with armed men, at Plato
polo During the past fortnight, in the Central Depart
nent % insurgents killed, and 1000 persons
gave in their adhesion TO the Spanish Government.
THE EXPULSION OF CASANOVA TO BE INvESTI-
GATED-THE ACCURACY OF HIS STATEMENTS
EPEACHED.
WASHINGTON, March 3-The circumstances
attending the expulsion Of Inocencio Casanova from
Havana, as given from his account in this days
TRTrrEE excites much comment, but recalls the facts
that in the Spring Consul Hall wrote to the De-
rarment state that Casanova was connected with the
administering expedition Of the Commandatorio He was
Tec96ed on the 23d of Apr and the Consul secured for
him passport TO leave the Island Of Cuba. CASANOVA
some weeks since procured passport from this Govern
ment and returned Cuba, under the pretext OF attend
ing TO business affairs but, ii is alleged with different
intentions OF a political character, which were made
known TO The Department of State The subject OF his
recent expulsion from Havana viii, however, be invest
gated.