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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

The ALLEGED DIAMOND FRAUDS IN COURT
A sensation was created Yesterday morning at
Ehzabethtcwn, KY, by the CONNIE ncement of
a suit OF $4,000 on behalf OF William NJ. Lent
or San Francisco, against Philip Arnold. John
Slack and other persons, engaged in the recent
dlamoEd operations in Colorado. A safe at
Arnotds residence in Elizabeth gn, and yaIua
bles in the bank at that place, were attached
upon affdavits of Lent, alleging that the above
sum was obtained by Arnold and Slack by
means of fraudulent representations BY them in
reference to diamonds, rubes, ana emerals
being found upon lands In Colorado. The plain
tiff says Arnold has left his residence in III srdn
county, Ky, and has disposed OIL lis property
with fraudulent intent. Ex-S0licitor General
Bristow and John Nj. Harlan are of the counsel
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TRAGEDY AT NoRgOLK.-A fire was dis
covered yesterday morning issuing from the
cabin of the small sloop B. F. Rodman, living al
the feet OF Roanoke street, In Norfolk. Va
yohn French, captain OF the slOop, was found
dead on the cabin floor, his face and hands hor-
floly burned, and in his right breast deep
wound, supposed to have been made with dir K
knife 1t is thought the captain was murdered
lot his money and the vessel fired to conceal the
crime. sNN
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The Situation I'm France
SrNFEous PETITIONS FoR TaE y

FI'h
cF THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE number OF petitions for
the dissolution OF the National Assembly, cir
culsting throughout Paris and the deYartnenf
e greatly increasing. The projects uf sever
departments where the movement has assnm.
formidable proportions, have been summon
10 Versailles. The members OF the mOdera
left are in favor OF the dissolution OF the asse,t
bly,. Duke de Brogie. monSrchist has be-.
elected q member OF the committee OF thirty
place Of Fourton, who has just been appoint
minister OF public Rorks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

THE ARKANSAS ELECTIoN.-The Little Rock
Republican publishes q statement taken from
the oficial returns in the Office of the secretary
OF state OF Arkansas showing Bakers election
as governor by 1926 majority. The secretary
OF state furnishes 81 official list of the mem bers
OF the legislature, which shows that the rennh
hcans have twenty senators and ffty.two repre-
sent& tives and the democrats i've senators and
SIX representatives, with one district TO hear
from.
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u. y. Standardized Patterson Habe !.
N'0FnussRa

Nav YoRK, Dec. 1.-The Worlds Columh .
,. z, dispatch states that Senator elect Pat
sons srrest IL based on the Rfidayits Of eleN
members OF the legislature. he was tai,
before trial Justice, but a crowd OF his frieu
crested disturbance, and Patterson escaped
the CONFUSION. He was again arrested In a.
evening and committed 10 jail Tor twelve hour
for contempt, but was immediately released q
4 hdbscg cOrrug
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SERVE ALI ALIKR.-'Rich" murderers and
sssassius, the New York Herald contends, must
be made 10 pay the penalty OF their crimes, A.
well a. the pennies ruffians. II SAYS: I'VE
have murdereTs who are legally convicted. but
who have settled down into jail life with cheer
ful hopes OF ultimate relief but not by a felOn's
death. We have men In prison on whose hRnds
Is the blood OF fellow beings, but who rejoIce in
the thought that there i no law 10 hang rich
men. The hanging of a convicted murderer,
POOR or rich, II simple Justice, and no inyidious
distinctions should be made. Tie written law
does not try the purse, but the crime; vet IL j.
last becoming an axiom much believed IN, "a az
u lie harder In New York 10 pass a rich mans
neck through a hangman's moose than Tor a
camel 10 pas through the eve or a needle. VII
this reprOach stand alway-2'
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see. 900 of Salt 0xerho.-a

BOSTON, Dec. ll.-Parson & Co.'S wharf. AZ
East Clio ucester, caved in yesterday Carving
with II about ten thousand hogsheads of Cardiz
san, valued at $4,000 which will mostly prove
a Total loss The wharf was damaged TO the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

DETERMINED TO DEPART PROM THIS WORLD.
Nrs. George Murrer, vi South Bethlehem. Pa.
look large dose OF arsenic on Saturday, and
tken jumped into the Lehigh river. She was
rescued from drowning, and physician sue
ceeded an relieving her OF the poison. Then
she secured butchers knife, ana cut her throat
IRON ear TO ear. Ii Is thought she cAnuOt re-
cover.
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a NcHAE SHOT DEAD NEW YORK
BAGNIo.-Mauc Nevill was shot dead last light
IN house OF prostitution in Nilsson place, New
YORK. The person who committed the murder
SAID, passing out of the house, that he had shot
his niece and would give himself up, but did
Rot do so, and Il as not been arrested. The real
name OF the girl is said to be Martha Smith OF
Cork, Ireland; age %.
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TIE NEW YORK DIVORCE TRAGEDY-curiou
Tss'tR,0Ey Eypsctsd.-James e. King was ar
raIgned before Judge lngrsham, in New York.
Monday, for killing Anthony O'Neul. lie
pleaded not guilty. The district attorney asked
for al early trial. On the other side. Mr.. Van
deTpOel urged that some of the witnesses are out
OF the state and cannot be reached al once; and
Mr.. Beach, who also appeared ton Mr. King,
said that there are hot only witnesses TO the
corpus deficit 10 Ice examined out OF the state
hut there arc matters 10 be investigated con
cern ming the social and other relations Of O'NeiU
and the prisoner. They could not, therefore
be ready at once, A. part OF this proof must be
obtained by cOmmiss .On. Judge fngrah am sail
the case had better rem ain a. IL was until thew
got their affidavts, and then ne would hear
what they hsd TO say. King was remanded.
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TOO MUCH OzoNB.-Prof. Kedzis. of the
michigan state agricultural college. SAYS there
Is much larger amount OF ozone i'm the atmos
phere this fall than for many wears past Whit
paper chemically prepared turns perfectly blue
In SIX hours by the action OF ozone I'm the atmos-
pneIe. rms excess OF ozone is supposed 10
superinduce catarrhal disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

BROOKLYN is much inclined to vaunt its
recent vindication of criminal law at New
norks expense; but the desuetude OF justice In
brooklyn Is significantly indicated by the fact
tnat our transfuvial neighbors were Obliged to
borrow New York's gall0ws, and did not ksow
now TO use it when they had got it.-N T.
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TIE ISGRKDIENTs OF EMOTIoSAL IssANITY.
In the court OF oyer and termiUer vest.rdAy,
Frederick Zahtski was s.Tsi.,ued for firing az a
woman with pistol. He pleaded guilty of an
assault TO 90 bodily harm. His lawyer urged in
mitigation that IL was a COmbn alton of love aud
liquor, which would, IL defended, be probably
held case Of emotional insanity. Judge In
graham, however, sentenced Zalitski 20 three
years and SIX months in the state prisOn.-NT
g
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CLERICAL PRoMoTIoNs.-Wm. F. Robertson,
Of the District of Columbia, and John F. Dun
ply, Of New York, have been promoted from
first to second class clerkships in the Fifth Aud
itor's
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PERsoNAL-Judge Thomas Settle, of North
Carolina. who has just been made associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court Of that state is at the
Fbbitt house,
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VALUE or kACCINATION.-In the French
army, where reyaccinstiOn Is not 1rsctise'
. ,+t9 deaths from smallpox Occurred S,,,s,--',
the late campaign; IN the German army. VIZ
happened from this disease during the go
period. e-e same
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The billiard Cb.mn,o..n.

. BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE second series of hill
lard games for the champion enc and otbs,
pr yes was played yesterday. The first PANE
was won by Ned Kendall, and the second hy
MI Mnsoni In the evening the nrst game was won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

HE APPROPRIATIONS FOR TEE INTERIOR
DEPARThKNT.-The House committee on ap-
preparations this morning heard Secretary
Deiano in reference to the appropriations for
ms department. The committee had agreed To
cut down the appropriations belo " the estimates
but as the necessity for the various sums was
explained fully by the Secretary, it is probable
that the amounts he asks for Will be recon-
mended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

COMMANDER A. t. MAHAN, U. s. NJ, has been
ordered to command the Wasp, South Atlantic
station, per steamer of the 23d instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

LIE oohhIssIosERs appointed last Nav 10
an ne Inquiry into the depredations com united
sIa~ieIs o. Texas by the rObberies psrpetrated
opon them BY Mexican cattle thieves 70 smount
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The Ice blockade ON the Hud..p

PEEKsKiLL, y. Y, Dec. 1l.-ExtraUrdInar b
low water still prevails in the Hudson. Sever p
stesm and sailing vessels are aground Hea v
masses OF ice are visible this morning a. a..
south from Albany IS Newburgh bsys The pT1-
peler Corning tried 90 get 20 Albany yestc- a ar
afternoon, bat had TO put back. The VIM is
rising again, and Il blowing from the nOrtl b. -t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

Mr.. ANDREW p. WHITE, of New York, a
third class clerk in the Second Auditors office
las been removed, 10 take effect the 3lst inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

MKssRs. SAUNDERS AND DAVIS. our Hgb,
fingered cOmpatriots who recently achieyad
isme IN kussia by sppropriating sundry dis-
hohas belonging 70 the Empress, have been "a
vored by the hospitality OF the RusSlsn $500.
ment with country residence in the fTraT
mountains for ten years, rent free. VIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

JrsTIcE IN KANSAS is more certain ana
there for nearly killing ones wife and opis ~
ng one servant Is a tne OF S.; and this pensIty
was sternly enforced by q Kansas court issy
week. NSeAN A@sN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

GENERAL HAwLEY, of Conn, made his frat
speech in the House to- day against Mr.. Coburn's
military homestead bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

THB CoLoRKD NAVAL CADRT-The Secre-
tary of the Navy has written a general order,
to be promulgated in a few days, calling the at
tention of cadets at the naval academy to the
fact that the colored cadet COnyers is entitled
TO the same treatment that the white cadets re-
eeive; that il the disposition to be gentlemanly
is not more fully carried out he will be Obliged
TO impose restrictions which may be unpleasant
to them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

GARRoTKRs may yet be made useful member
OF society. 1t has been discovered by the med
cal omcials at Gray's hospital, London, that a
yudicious choking is of great benefit towarde
curing hysterical patients. The discovery con
yeye the valuable hint that q little judicis
stran gulation would do much to eradicate the
hysteria that results in nurder.~N Y Gs.,iS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

TEE VIENNA EXPosITIoN.-The House COM
nittee on foreign affairs to-day had under
consideration the Vienna exposition. Secretary
Robson appeared before the committee in
reference to assigning U. s. vessels to take goods
from this country to the exposition.
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Three Hen Killed by the Cayinx I'm ef

- bneHAMPToS, n. Y, Dec. II.-Alexandsr
ponaioson, George Bentley and a man named
hanna railroad, were killed by the csyine n 81
gravel bank at Osborn Hollow. ~ VI
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From Europe To day.

IEhhlbLh GALE II PARIS.
PARIS, Dec. li.-This city was visited by q
terrible gale yesterday. Several buildings were
demolished and others damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

An English jury. has awarded fi,5oo
damages to an actress whose forehead received
. uifiDg scar in Q railway collision, on the
ground that in her profession personal appear
anee has direct peeuniary value,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

STRIKING GAS SToKKRs IMPRISONED I'm
LoSDoN-Several gas stokers who were sum-
mcned under the masters and servants act TO
appear and answer Q charge Of conspiracy in
London have been found guilty, and have been
sentenced to six weeks imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

clergyman, while r-sitaug In South America,
as missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy
forrse cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Disease of the Urinary and semns Organs, and the
vSole train Of disorders brought on By bsneful aud
.eciOns habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted ty a desire to benefit
the afflicted and UnfOrtuns-e will send the recipe
Ter preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope. 10 any who needs 1t. Eree Of ChGzzs.
Address, JOSEPH r. INMsN,
Station D, Bible House,
mer21-ly New York City.
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VA female pedestrian Is training %,

Ia female pedestrian Is training for 4.
Weston walk from Long Island 70 OmsSa '
~Wilkie Collins will sail for the I-,,...
States early in January. eeo
~Madame Nilsson Rouzesud has ,aoa,.-.-
diamond cross from the Car.
- How to get all the music ON, NJ o
plsno-Let steam fre.engine play on a = -
~ A lately deceased Tennesseean has t.r,
cnngen, granochlldren, and grest-vr.,t-
children 10 the number OF 25s t-
@As the cold weather comes n,
s . puoie hancee u imPelled - Civ the ~
zen 70 the CHAP she has on her hal,S. my
- Marseilles hair dresser has been sued for
d,eS !. Isde damages, because be nniyrtunatsly
Twelve young ladies Of n. Ioui. ,ook 80.
aist 1i,,1 ne order OF the Good Ssephsss o. taa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

A UNITED STATES SENATOR ELECT IN JAIL.
John j. Patterson was elected United States
Senator on the first ballot by the South Caro-
lima legislature yesterday, and was subsequently
arrested and committed to jail on a charge OF
bribery. His competitors were ex-Goy. Scott
and Il. b. Elliot, the colored Congressman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

LOUISIANA TO BIZ PROTECTED FROM DoMBs
TIC NIoLEscE.-Attorney General William
has telegraphed to Pinchbsck (who, under the
ruling OF the United States court, is acting gov
ernor pending the Impeachment trial OF War
moth, as follows: "The requisition of the legis-
lature, transmitted by you, is received. When
ever 1t becomes necessary, in the judgment OF
me PRESIDENT, the state will be protected from
domestic YIOlenca.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

A NORTH ADAMS (MAss1 WOMAN hersFt NJ
ner husband on Wednesday OF last week by one
OF the conventional accidents in the Hoosac
runner, was on Friday, immediately after the
tuherai, married to his next friend, who won
ner heart by his kindness in arranging the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

KELLOGG VS.. wARM9TH.-In the case OF
Kellogg against Warmoth, the Supreme Court
OF the United States has granted leave to file the
petition, and ordered that argument on the
motion for rule to show cause, asked against
Judge Durell be heard to- morrow
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKsUE.-The receipts from thi
source to day were 1906 15O14
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TIE BILL TO BUILD SIX NEW WAR VESSELS.
The Senate committee on naval affairs met this
morning and considered the House bill to con-
struct fix new vessels of war. Secretary Robe
son was before the committee aud urged .ha
passage of the bill as originally intro duced in
the House, which, provides for ten ships instead
of six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

NOMINATIONS CoNFIRMED.-The Senate, in
executive session, yesterday confirmed the
nominations of large number of postmasters,
among them that of G. W. Fairman, at PhIls-
delphis, who, 1t will be remembered, was pro-
noted under the civil service rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

The SENATE COMMITTEE on the District o.
Columbia will hold their first meeting of the
session Oh Friday next. Senator Patterson has
appointed MT. Folsom, of y. H., clerk to the
committee, in place of Mr.. Crirpen who has
resigned the clerkship to accept the position Of
cashier in National Bank in his native town
Concord, y. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

MAYOR CASTOR was re-elected Navor of
Boston yesterday, over HI. l.. Pierce by a vote
OF s,294 to s,e42; Castor was supported by
democrats and citizens party, and Pierce by
the peoples and labor reform parties. The
common council stands 10 republicans and "a
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A MISSING BANK PRRsIDKNr.-Fred. s.
Winslow, president of the Scandinavian Ma
tonal Bank of Chicago, il is alleged, has been
specializing with the funds OF the Institution to
an extent that has eccasioned serious alarm
although the assets are said to be sufficient 10
pay the depositors. Mr.. Winslow is supposed
to be travelling in Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

LIEUrKNANT's WIFE KILLS CoLoRKp
SoLDIRR--A coiored man, corporal of one OF
the companies Of U. 8. soldiers comprising the
garrison OF Fort Davis, in Texas, recently At
tempted to enter, at night, the chamber of the
wife Of Lieut.. Kendall, and was fired at and
instantly killed by that LADY
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POSITIVE F.fCTS!

POSITIIE FACTS!
WHEN NOW IS THE TIM, NOW ,
NOW! DON'T PUTT OFF
o9 2dUk Fo 81 k kS4IoMN 4K 6E
Go rHINGr. 4 A'ii'" VI
WHERE? At liable BROS, on the
cerner Of 7th aud d streets, tue
mos extensive house in the city
WHO: You and yoEr Boy, and all the
.. sT i ssad sfSi W SGo fnaf ss .t
marvellous low prices.
WHAT? DRESS SUITS of the most ex-
tse1siye variety Other suits for
and huits to suit everybody.
WHY? Because you can bug the Best;
because you can buy the Cheap
est; because you are fairly dealt
THAT'S The ReGsoa Why!
Fl a BILE ROTH Frs
Merchant Tailors
Fashionable CIothieps,
N. W. CORNER SEVENTH AND d STREETS.
des-tr
MOST WONDERFUL lNyENrION OF TIE
lvI AGE
=. Moses ro-6sl, aaic, Patented June 2,
II. HOFFA. Sole Agent,
Dealer In w atches, Jevelry, and Watsh Materials,
No, e22 Penn. ave, bet. 9th and 7th cts. deS7 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

SANAshAH GENTLEMAN, having set a
steel-1ap TO discover what became OF a.
chlckehs, found his mother-in-law grieyousIy
lacersted next morning. Since thence the AZ
mand Tor steel-traps IL said 20 be something nm.
precedented in the hardware trade of Georsis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

IHf REV. FREDERICK hewlett, an Eng
llsh astronomer of some distinction, announces
his discovery Of some more little spots on the
sun which have easily escaped the notice OF
other Observers, as they only cover about a
thousand million square miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

to the conscience fund of the Treasury Depart
ment to- day "for duties on wearing apparel"
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AN ANONYMOUS New Yorker contributed o

The PRESIDENT and family will return from
Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
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Special NOTICES.
Caution.

LEE PERRINs' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Ksyers are cautioned 10 avoid the numerous
Ce0Drerfeits and limitations offs red ter sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'5 SONs, New York,
oclG-2svly Agents for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

TEE WHITE HOUSE was deserted by visitors
to- day, owing to the absence Of the President.
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HAD TO "GIT Up AND GIT."-Mr. George b
MeCartee. superintendent Of the bureau o.
engraving and printing, Treasury department,
with his wife and child, had narrow escape al
tbe Firth Avenue hotel last night. They were
sleeping on the fourth floor OF the building, and.
when the fire broke out, left their quarters in
continently, with hundreds of others. Mr. NC.
Cartee telegraphs that they sustained no loss
except a portion Of their wearing apparel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

TIE LETTER OF Judge Nelson, late Associ ate
Justice OF the U. s. Supreme Court, to the
Chief justices expressing the regret with which
ne severed his connection with his judicial
pfethIeh, and the letter OF the Chief Justice
signed by all the Associate Justices to Judge
Nelson conveying their high appreciation of his
sterling integrity. and great services, were
entered on the minutes of the Supreme Court
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N-
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
A Great Treat for the Little Ones.
PROF. FABER'S
MARVELLOUS TALKING MACHINE,
The Most Wonderful Pisca of Mechanism in the
World
1T TALKS-IT LAUGHS-tr SINGS.
Previous 10 vi ch will be acted the great drama OF
JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY.
Admission, 50 and 81 cents. dll-4t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-09
FOREIGN,

important TeleRram-PrO-pect of Differ
euces Between England and America
An American Consul lArrested-Haytien
Exlles Capturing an Arsenal-lIen
Landedin Cuba Cotton Vessels at Liv-
erpoOl.
LONDON, April S.-The Post this morning
says that rumOr prevailed last night that
an important telegram had been received
at the Foreign Office from the government OF
the United States This dispatch, it was
reported, indicated that there was pros
pect of differences between England and
America, growing out of the claims for
consequential damages, which could not be
settled IN a manner satisfactory to both na-
tiOns.
PORT-AUPRINCE, April s.-A Haytien
general, on his way to prison at Sainte Ma
rie. took refuge in the American consul's
house. The consul protected the general
for some time until his (the consul's) arrest.
He was subsequently, released, and the mat
ter is to be settled by the higher authorities.
Thirty men from Monte Christi landed
from schooner at Cape Haytien and seized
the arsenal, which they held for twenty four
hours, but were finally driven into the
woods, several of their number being killed.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. April "a steame-
from Spain landed 1000 men.
Tie sanitary condition Of Guantanamo is
very unsatisfactory.
WASHINGTON. April st was band of
Hay1ien exiles, under CHINA Locone, who
captured the arsenal at Cape Havtien.
CHINA Locone and twelve companions have
been captured and shot.
LIVERPOOL, April S.-The following cot
ton laden vessels have arrived: Zetland
General Berry, Garcia, David, Maud, Duke
of Wellington, CordeIia and Speranza, from
New Orleans; Edward, from Charleston;
James Jardine and Nile. from Savannah;
Albino, Leon, Urnona, Scranton and Wash
ington. from Mobile; and the Livingston,
from Norfolk