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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
CUBA.
EFFECT OF OUR NAVAL RE-ENF0RCEMENTS ON
TIE SPANIARDS.

EFFECT OF OUR NAVAL RE-ENfORCEMENTS on
TIE SPANIARDS.
HAVANA, Jan. Sin view of the departure
the United States frigate Congress- 10 escort the
teamer Hornet TO the United states, the Spanish
sermer Churruos has discontinued her watch Of the
latter vessel and has returned to Santiago de Cuba The
Spanish ronead Zarsgossa returns 20 Havana. 1t Ia
asserted thatthe Spanish steamer Pzarro which ID
now watching the Virginia at Aspnwall will also return
Ito Havana early day.
THE REPORTED FLIGHT or PRESIDENT CES-
PEDEs DENIED.
TO the EDITOR Of TIE Trtbune.
3 SIR: In view OF the telegram from Havana
published in the papers of this date in which IL Is as
that president Cespedes had left the Island OF
Cuba on the ltth Of october last beg 20 state that am
Lin receipt Of communications from Cuba signed b. him.
and datetiop the 7th OF November last Col. Manuel
4guiira kobrought the dispatches referred TO, left
Ithe Prraicnt at the headquarters OF the Santiago do
Cusa Dsislon OF the LiberanR army, on tho 9th OF Ao
Yember last A.. -. =,
I-od the Repubce IN Kingston, Jamaican 10 ate-9th
uito-in which mention s made 0ttbe arrival there
lof President pedes. Respectfully f. j. AGUILERA,
General Agent Of Republic oi Cuba.
NClc- York, Jan. s. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

chester Penn; was graduated jefferson Medical Col
lege. Philadelphia, In 1916; during the late war was
surgeon in the Union army; had charge OF the General
UOspLu i'm Cleveland Is month. and aferward had
charge OF the hospitals at Cincinnati, -. ioms. ana
Louisville The hy pothetical case submitted to preVi-
Gus experts GOVERN Gthe case OF Gen. ketehum was
then put 10 The witness and his opinion asked OF the
OF death, and he answered ne had no
saving that death was the result OF purely natural
causes; THINKS Ketchums death was from disease and
ness has had fully 30 cases Witness then proceeded To
detail reasons that induced him 10 arrive at the con-
clusiOn as To the OF death, and spoke OF cases Vi
poison by tartaremetic coming under his Observation
when the Court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
THE FISK TRAGEDY.
Closing SCENES IN A STRANGE CAREER

,,,,, oCrNFs IN A STRANGE CAREER.
CHARACTERISTIC FUNERAL PAGLA N.N, rn,,Ds'
vISc or THE INQUEST AT liIh lO ND,
NJ oF EIsK'S DEATH UPON TIE ERIE
RAILWAY. ..,.
4, ;,r,,o,se and boisterous crowd OF excitement
.ool,rs and minimizing admirers of James ish Ji'
.socn,bled Yesterday at the Grand opera houS'' "
,it,oss the last dazzling scenes in the erIaue anu
hr;lHapt career of the dead Prince OF Erie Ioi
hlocks around the place was packed with tuinui'u
aus and strucglingmOb which 1t required the utinosV
vertions of the police TO restrain so Questlohaoic
as the aspect of these thrOngs. that II was deeleu
,rsafe 70 trrst them within the Opera House "heio
the dead man lay in state IN his gorgeous Coonci
uniform. Only the privileged few were adinntteu'
aud after the reading Of the Episcopal burial service
the coffin was removed to plumed hearse anu az
Oompanied to the New-Haven depot by 2OO mus'-
cans. the 9th Regiment the Erie employees, anu "
number of carriages containing relatives ana LIcnuS'
The crowds that watched the passing PROCESSION
ceased their chatting and laughing Tor moment
but turned gayly away at its close TO seek inc eA
sensation,
Just at the hour when the funeral train started on
Is way 70 Brattleboro. VT with the corpse of the
victim, the surviving actor in the Tragedy was
brought before the jury convened at the Tombs by
Coroner Young to inquire into the circumstances OF
the crime Eminent lawyers appeared on both SIDES,
and the Jurors were all from ne leading ranks OF
business life Seve raj witnesses who either saw the
shooting, or helped to capture Stokes. were exam
med. hut no facts we're elected materially changing
the aspect Of the case as now understood by the
public.
In Wall-st F.sks sudden death caused but little
excitement. Erie stock made a slight advance and
the dealings in il were very heavy The flag hosted
OF half-mast by the Stock Exchange in honor of a
deceased member, was hauled down again lest the
public should suppose 1t a tribute paid to Fisk. She
members of the various combinations for Erle re-
form are almost unanimous in the opinion that the
death Of one of their most formidable enemies must
have q decidedly beneficial effect on the plans for
redeeming the Road from the hands OF the present
corrupt management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
The nronosition for bint action in suppress

The proposition for 5oint action in suppress
ing piracy In Chinese water. first made by the Gov
eminent Of North Germany to that Of the United States
in the early part Of 1870 was accepted by the latter
under cevdain reservations, which our peculiar policy
toward China rendered necessary. Subsequently
Great. Britain was induced 10 join in the undertaking.
Hosy.far spanish feet sJurtl6ed in-attackngGiloo in
consequence ofthis understanding 10 ia difficult to say
But an TO thenecessy for the suppression
piratical depredstons lat neighbOrhood there can
be no doubt The islands or tho Malay Archipelago
which include GIoo, noted they arc Tor their beau
tful scenery arenevertheless either inhabited by dwarf
neqoo. in tho lowest stages OF civilization, by tho
Malays many whom make pratcal excursions in the
surrounding waters This is especially remarkable
of the tsland OF The interior is mountainous and
IN many parts densely wooded The coasts are infested
With prates who are provided with in
fhe interior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The annual report Of the Reading Railroad
Oss oeips be saaRsAi expense s'SSsc
nc income, t52wpo
Tn. Silesia, from Hamburg. coaled at Halifax,
g. snd got morning for Hewio 10 turning
she sot ashore 90 bat subsequently, o. aud s
Att Pm.
The schooner j. J. Spencer, from Pensacola, Of
losa ashore the sa ORLEANS Cape Cod The Si
light bat Der psnps hsrsn She will probably GET VI me
weather eontnao favorable.
The remains of James G. Stryock were ex-
hsn.d CiDsinlau YESTERDAY By D D. Harvey and W. Mar
svs Evsas AA for tbs Of posuorsm sisneaoe
he sbc~ed that IN. ball ,rrJ bsssn The nsA All 'eRh ribs
am ssgsa No hdpsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
FRANCE.

MINISTER wASHBCRNE INDIsPOsED-THE DEFEAT
OF VICTOR HUGO CONFIRMED.
PARIS, Monday, jan 9, 1872.
Mr.. Washburne, the American Minister, IS
ndspose has gone TO Nice for the restoration OF
his health.
The count OF votes completed, and the defeat
OF Victor Hugo in the supplementary election for the
Assembly. yesterday, Ia confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
MALAY IPIRATEs.

ONE OF THEIR SIRONG9oLDS ATTACKED By TIE
sPA,pARDS.
LONDON, Monday, jan g. 1872.
In consequence of All understanding with the
United States England ans. Germany for the suppress
sion OF piracy on Chiness waters the spanish meet
ATTACKED Goolo an island II the MOueca group for the
purpose of purpose Of prshing the piraucal Sultan
TurVate. Several fortB wIFe demolished and several
.bombshes from the fleet truck the sutan's palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

GREAT BRITAIN.
THE PRINCE OF wALES-ACCIDENT TO THE
STEAMER SPAIN.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. q, 1874
The health of the Prince Of Wales has so
greatly improved, and his progress toward complete
recovery is far advanced that his physicians have
deemed It unnecessary TO continue the bulletin and
the issue OF all bulletins from sandringha il from this
day suspended
The National Line steamship Spain, which sailed from
Liverpool the 27h nit, for EewYork lost the fan Of
her screw and pnt back TO this port where she arrived
this morning.
At a meeting Of the American Chamber OF Commerce,
to-day resolution was adopted declaring that, in the
opinion Of the Chamber the mail service between Great
Britain and the United States would be improved If the
carrying Of the American mails wac restored TO the
Cunard line OF steamers aud requesting the Consul OF
the United States at Liverpool to communicate the reso-
luton to the Postmaster General al Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
THE CHICAGO BRIBE-TAKERs.

CHICAGO, Jan. Sin the Criminal Court, to-
day. Judge Tree denied the motion to quash tho In
dictmens against the Aldermen who have been held TO
answer the charge OF receiving bribes Tho accused
will have 10 stand trial at Bloomington, Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. ga fire at the rail-
way depot night. destroyed the enginehOuse and
eleven locomotiyes-ten owned by the Dominion Gov
eminent and one by the Windsor and Annapolis Railway
II ia report that buried IN the ruins. but
there is no confirmation OF N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
A SCHOONER ADRIEr.

EAsTPORT, Me-, Jan. 8.-The schooner Venus
lost all her sails Saturday night. The captain and
three men got ashore here for assistance. On
returning he found the vessel had sdrft with two
men and passenger on board. The captain 10 mere
for o revenue cutter to 20 In search OF her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
GERliANY.
NAVAL ORDERS EOUNTERMANDED.

NAVAL ORDERS EOUNIEHMANDEDs
sSmL, Monday, JAMS, 1871.
The Imperial Adm 5aty have Cancelled the
order recently issued for tb equipment Of roncads and
other naval vessels for seJice on the Atlantic Ocean,
An order has also been issd granting furOughs TO the
naval reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

The suits Of the Erie Railway Company
AGAINST Joseph H. Ramsey the Albany and susQuehanns
Railway Company against Ramsey, Chase against inc
Albany and susquehanns Railway Company two suifs
Jay Gould against the Albany and susquehsnna Nall
way Company, and Walker against the Albany and su'
ouohsnna Railway Company 1.-TWO suits) pending before
jndge Brady In the Supreme Court were dbcontinuea
ye.teYds BY consent Of counsel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-02

BARNES 6arinnn, mad rem County
aaq--7szaeS-m,s aD .
Bortbinsion sos T, mad BEN Geuntp
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Griter presintt.
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Regiitrator Der neunten Waro.
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8esifratiuus> Y~efauntmadurs.

Sobn o. aNc9ausblin,
R~e9iTtratDr Der IL. Ware.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-02

SerSei9uiB neu : regiitrirter 8iirger, 8ob=
nungsduberun9en, SObesfaae &C.
Ia. @arb.
giadtem Der u~nteraeidnete, Re9iftrirsgeamte Der
pieriebnten 0arr Der StaDt Baltimore, ernannt opm
gouuerneur BON WtarpIane. mad tem am 8. April 1870
%9cnebmigten GrIaie ret 8eitbgebun9, Die Rs9tftrtrun9
ser Stimmeeber beia9ter gBnro ~nolenoet, bic Srt9tnals
elite in @eindBbeit Der 8efimmungen be ia9ten Grlahes
uer0ftentlidt uno beridti9t bat, ertldrt er nunrn lbr, oaB
bic i'm sFol9enteu senannten Yerlpnen gum Stlnintn
in ter Il. Waro in ben Irecinften, unter penen lie ms
mentli1 auf9efibrt, berettigt ltns.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-03-21

z4re nsyy4s4 81 ta
Ranne enporseldmungen bate ino iiebt, nadboe
er 9etauft ,lno yttersutsb sbeber seuoroe.l ouf be
beiten lSege mar, 5d in einen GoeImann uno 2ani
iunter 81 ueruai1oelil rposu ibm feines Gradbten
bic berporra9en0fen Gisen1daften nidbt feblten.
9err SIlo0r Qamberger mar Elm Mann It, ben 81
8 iten sSabren; er bate frab3eitig nit Dem Oeibdi
an9efan9en fooaB bel fenen uierlinouiersig Sabre
uno bel leinen reSen fpecllirenoen @eifte nod Elm
re1t lan8e nno redt glan3enbe 2aufbabr Dor iht
4 Lag. Irot beS beI6Derliben uil6 an gntbehrrln
gen relben Su9enbalters bate er fh 9ebr qlt col.
terptrt. Gr 8li1g Suar etrpas frilnli, tredte be,
Gppf etuaS nett Dor, nnb abipeheIno trat balls bai
linfe, baIb oas rredte G1uIterblatt u1aespohnlid
1darf at Gage laiiter ,lnbeilbare pIgen oes fdbue
ren, uele Sabre binbnrb NIT n,aiterbafter Gnerai
nnb na6 benz So0biten 1trebenben @eiite aetraaener
9auitrerpafens, bies beeintrd1tiate inoe5Yen mid,
i'm m,inbeiten ieine abrise grideinune. SIN @eaer
tbeil feline gisentbamlidfeten ftan6en I'M untabeI
hafteiten Ginflange NIT Der fleinen, engbriitaer
l9ettalt NIT ben groBefI il. rotber Saffiani1uber
ttedenoen glattfaben, bem rotbleioenen Gdlafrof
Dem tiirftiben sSeb init benz bInuen, tanoeInber
aualt nf1o enolicb nit Dem imars nnb bibtbebaar.
ten ipisigen 5aupte nnb Der fat olpensriine, sar=
be ieines Gefdtes. IS
sSn bem @eiidt mar Der beruorragenofte gbeil ei=
ne 1tdebtige 5afennaie oeren Wi1tigfet aber 1peit
IN oet Alnter9rlno onrildianf iobalo man in feline,
tute BtltarobdIle uorqueIlenben i1uaraen 9luqen
l9aHte Die NIT iltssen, iberiesenoen inb miBtrau=
ti6em Junfeln eSebem bis ms 6ers birein au ieben
tradteten, Der 1ib IN ibre gadhe paate. s'<'s
Bon Der unterea 9aIfte bieies edit orientalii6en
@e6tes fab man n,lr 3pei rieIenbafte aufse,uorfene
rptbe 2ipper bic, grea contraltrenb, eii.en alber
unter Der S6eere sebaltehen bIaul6marsen golIbort
quer b1lr1lbntten inb pon iuelen bic untere 1oaar
Qrobe Heiad perrietb NIT het1 ntp,, Q;n,, prnpre
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@emde5s neiit IN einen, 2sonhe orfo,, a.~ ,,;4.s
peoer ais aeeionet mar ben snf % ,nisrs s.s ss;nss
ID beoriinben N;e nfne mar Sas ssTs5s ssr Ms;.
Seine,n menba,, n,rInr ss's WV ''''
q Meraae b;e ga,,,,t;es he ae,, eSel,ter ,.;,, -.
4 seuofen ,I,1b mo Sic erite Me;nbsroe ,r.
4 Ben. ME onon, here;tete, Mnfouos ma S;sss,,
Il @ru,,Se hem fIe;nen e;nbaner nie nySsisn ss';s.
riofeiteu. ,ua bren - ono no b;s ps,,te sStsr o.
fi,1aeu. aIIei, bre 9raafbe,, an roe Meinnoer =,
perfoufen, be5Sere. .Gesdafte mod,tep O;e g5otsc~
de ffeite md, han fs;t Sas nor fIs;ne Ron, hssssrs
6e5ddfte madt nenn ihm se;ne Tro,,bem sIon nor
older baar IN, Serbite sern ia ,,s,,,, - os;Is;.
Tia WeiuharbIer iei min ,i,,b iebr bno traten Zine
MnsabI Ssrfne,s a,,f, rueIdbe Sic Weins sBereituno
su tbren, @eid5afte 1,ateu ,ub II, nerbt bie yro,,.
Ssa;,, ny 'm eroBsm aa,aalssa 0aour9 erlu1r per
as,hl;a bsaa,,,, PA, ~ y yon p.sls sns
Tss;,es = ans resI.s TX
ia so}sr arosa, M,.;..rass, m.i%ss. ~ Ga.s
S;e nebsnke; a1ose sasssn @rarS;,s rr"s,.s;r.ss
,pe bsnn siIherho,Int hsr enI;fornsSs g~ronnn ~ S%
filhn nj, fp;nsten ron, esnrtsr -, 81. s;ts
Steilen fann , IS an ssrone;seo .rats,, haIn
eine Mn,ohI asier a,,f ,nerHe Sos N,s;n .ae,hsst
in @roRen bstriebsn. ME 81. Cra,;noer - monc
ieoen berb arobsn nuaatitdten anFfaufte. unS g
teIte M boIS berns Sns, q, ssn, res .,,,sh,,,.,
ben We;nbam II nem gaass n,,tes hort &a,,n, s,,r
mehr oIs 20 SaIer arossn g,sn [ ss; MIR
Se ae;n g,en Il Ser a WeI1 ss;.t nrssers R.rsh;s-
bsnbeiten ala bsr caiforn;sde s' T xaH ;sss Ms;ms
gorte Ser eIt nSet ~ ;ras,n e;,,s,,, srts ,5srss
2ar,oes einen getter. Ga III bober ah M nntiiri;b
bah Sic Bebnn6lumo cine nieISaR ner,densns m ss;r
m,sh Sisr fo,nr,t s;t allen Ssr Sfeohoi.
II 8etrast nnIere Wene norr;iren IN byem @s;n.
ftens( (yehnIf bon I5 mr. g,;tI b;s nor T;M ,,n,.
de haben Sic bone @dbruna ber Mfeinmeine [ MAX.
reu6 on6ere isb Zen fs,,raea g,eins, Sss s,,;asns
nahern. ae WeinsSorfs,, Ser ggsit baben ] be; ma
lire Nertreter mi, a,,,r inter einer ehonnIno mel
der aIIe grfabrinae Ser 1,el,eren Wiissmineft ~
Gebote eben f0nne,l beren Observation-Disclosures, ,nt e.
,pdelt rueroe,, Der eoIiforni|e sn fa,n
iid baber r il, ben Sdnbsn oroser lesdaftshsmisr
e,,ttpideIn GinaeIue ,l,,Serer Irnsueenten baben
aeroinos bet gborafter oroser ,ef,Sftshs,ssr ~.
oenon,el,. Sd he Mei,,beros elt;n;1en Sers I'm.
fnno ii Guropo Fir fobeIbaff ae6oit m;,rne msr
hat IN guropa BON Wenberosan oehSrt Don pou 400 bs
1000 Mcres ME e bei ma midi Z, nen eetenbs;.
ten eeboren, iuer fennt bort prooucenten Sic ihren
100000 bis 100000 goflonen ,,raS,,e;rsn ,n;e RE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-03-21

Oas fnb Der Sreibeit idIininifte fSeinbe niGt,
Die sn benz 0ienit Der ane1tf1aft fidb befennen
4 llno ftol5 ii1 rab,nen Der betreBten pfIidt.
yleiit Sene iinb es, ,peld)e irei lidb nenne,,,
ni.b inssebeirn III tieffter GeeIe bod
Bon efler Gier, ein Griou 5M fein, entbrennen
gstt Blumen f1utiden fge ba5 feile Sod,
Ia Oaruuter fte ben Seutea miittg neiBen,
b 11ab riibnseu iib erlog'ner ardHSe ,nodb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-03-21

&einer pra6 Elm Wort. sSrt ber alten 5rau aopf
,uoste burdeinanber mas elene ibr ruabrenb ibres
fur5en 3ulammenieins mitsetbeilt unb anseoeutet
bate.
Balo barauf rolte Der Wasen pon Der 5aibe auf
Mouenborlt gu ii, ben @aIb binein.
t6elene mar lansit ia's !6aus 3uriidsefebrt. Sbr
8ater idlief; leiie idlib iie ib an Inn uorbei in
ibr 3dn.merden. Reben Der Stubentblr lag ais
gBd6ter Der alte Rero. Der Monb perianf binter
Der iueftIiben Walouns. Ulelandoliid rief bas
&du56en aus elmer Maueroffnune Der alten sdeus
ne. Durd bic 8aum,uipfeI uno iber bas serfallenz
be Geb0ft bin pfif raub ,lnp falt Der Dorsenui,,b
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-03-21

Sn New q OFF erfdoB iid am ID. b. Dlts. Elm
beltibes Diabder, Namens M arie 6orpi y, nit
eit,ent NeppIper Mriadae lf,befanllt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-03-21

@emeinnabises. Gin neues BalmateriaI
lift Dor 2ur3en, erf,snben porben inarmoriiirtes
Glas. Danelbe sleidt adtem marmor 10 iebr oaB
es nur Bel senauer prifuns BON gbemielben unter.
idieben ,uerben fann unb 3par Idbt es fi6 enueber
enfab rueb ooer in beIiebi bigsrdnberer Sdrbuns unb
Meberlins berfelen. gS ift a5ar 8ersieruns Don
@ebauoe Sronten, 5u 6aBboben -ooer Irottoirs per-
,t,o a,d bic Sdrbuna ion uaseritSrbar iein. Da.
Bel beanlprudt man fiir bai5sIbe aud nod ben gors
sus Der DOblfeilbeit gs III Elm gatent auf biele
Grfinouna ertheIt norbert ss4
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0ie 8eia=Yroonftion III Galifornien.

(gortiebnns folst.)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-29
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