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I.o demoeratie state conventions are 10 b.
seh On THURSDAY, thar Of Pepnsyivauia, an
t ks.sing, and that OF West virginia, m Par
Careful search has failed % hnd a single re-
pehxlcan paper In lo~a. Minn<.ota. Wls,5us! n
or Micnigan that fndorses the Cincinnati pomi-
The nomination Of s. X. wslfe Tor Congress
the democrats OF the "a distuacf OF An 1tana Is
canned ~ the ess-.ine democrats a. an anti
Hon. Francis Ki-rnsu, Hon Hors,so seymour
.no .: Thomas Sprigss. esq, OF Utica. N \
~ .sser OF whom n = delsgs % the de mocra-
,rr a. la eoLyencen, arc al 81 thsm oppos-
cratic party. - WV Ne@'O
The Democratic state eomugt,s &c Of Mi.~isS,nr,
nAs calisd convention to meet on the ooh ot
June II Was ascertained thAt TIE nas,nh'.rs -,
The committee were unanimous IN ot,r,as,ns !.
third ticket by the Baltimore eouy .ai,en. -
I'm favor OF the Cincinnati nominations
=, The Lexington N.Y. Press ~ pretty sure TIA.
mere Is no liberal republican party In Ken
A recent meeting OF the colored citizens OF
west chester, Pa. adopted resolutions an Which
they Endorsed President q rants adminis;ra,ioo-
snu, While acknowledging Horace Greeley A. a
FORMER champion Of freedom. denounced his
present course.
Mr.. 5. p. Cummings. an original labor -
former aud an organizer OF that party in Ma
sachusetts, is out In a letter taking grouna
against Greeley and in favor OF Grant
Congressman. NJ. Wilson, of the an t,istri =.
OF Indiana, has accepted q nomination TOT r.
election, IN letter which closes a. f0lloSs
before running The risk OF placing the govern
ihent again IN the hands OF the democratic par
", the people will want the Leaders OF the oppo
sutton 70 give come more substantial wlv a.
s1 G De done than their personal opposition
A letter from Mr.. Greeley 10 a rennhltca,,
iue moer OF the House OF Representatives ami /,
hie-iong republican states positively that O..
Mlll withdraw from the held unless indSr,ed +.
baltimore, fact which his friends DO a (,
hesitate 20 admit.
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associated Press Reports.
A SENSATION IN sPAlN.
why sasasta.s NirIstrv R.s,~,.s

A REMARKABLE EXHIBIT OF POLITICAL IN
TE1GUR AND NATIONAL DECENTRALIZATION
NEW YORK, May "a special dispatch from
MADRID, dated the 18th instant, says:-FThe
cause OF the tall OF the Sagasta ministry l. as
follows: On the Presentation Of the budget IL
WAS found that twenty million dollars had been
diverted from the colonial to tn interior de pa
ment: On being called upon to explain, Sasasta
SAID the money was used in the secret service
Inc reply was unsatisfactory, and the particu-
lars were demanded. Sagasta finally declared
mat the money was used by the police spy ia
partment, and produced records, 20 procure
which the money was spent. These records con-
SYST OF letters Of politicians, deputies aud gem
erals, and OF reports of their movements
whether these records are true or false, il is the
NEST wonderful exhibit ever made by any gov
eminent Every prominent Spaniard Is repre-
sonted as being involved in some conspiracy
Madrid appears to be a vast nest of p1liticsl
intrigue. Serrano is said to be involved in q
movement in favor Of Alphonze, con of ex-
queen Isabella. Rey, recently minister OF war.
IL said TO be compromised with the Carlists. AMI
Zorilia with the lnternationale. Distinguished
republicans are reported as proposing to plunder
the Bank Of Spain, CASTELAR, wishing onIy 10
seize the coin, and Margsll urging the seizure of
the bullion also. The king is represented as
having no confidence in the capacity or honesty
OF Spaniards. and as having asked the advice OF
ms father on the propriety Of employing Prus-
sian generals. This remarkable glin1pse of
spanish parties in their intrigues has had the
enect OF q political earthquake"
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SpCctai Reports.
WELCOME To w. W. CORCORAS.
His Arrival and Reception by M.
WaShfmgtou rriewds

lSpeaGl DispdteA 70 EVeaiRs Starl
NEW YORK, May 29.-Mr. Corcoran arrived
this morning on the steamer Cuba, and was me,
at the quarantine by an advance committee ot
the Washington delegation, together with Mr..
Charles Hill, upon the steamer Henry smith. +,
who accompanied him, with colors flying 20 the
Cubas station in the hsrbor, when Mr.. Cor
coran, his grandchildren and Miss Fustis, with
tneir luggage and servants, were taken of in
advance OF all the other passengers and driven
10 me New York Hotel. He is in good health
and spirits, and was walking about on the deck
OF the steamer. He expressed great satisfaction
al the manner of his reception, and at the MOS
Pect OF meeting so large a number OF his Wash
ington friends in New York The nsrty ias-as
morning ID
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1Hk LIGHT HOUR STRgkks IN NKW loRE
General AccessiOR % tAe DenaHis.-rhe eisi
hour movement, which was begun in New ". !,
last week by the strike Of the journeymrD car
penters, followed by the brieklsyers, has sinr.
extended 70 a large number Of trales. IT,
spring building contracts, which had been gen
orally entered into prior 20 the movement com
PEELED aequiescence in the demand OF the ~,
by he building contractors, some OF whom v N
pe involved an losses In cOnseQ uence. On Mon
usy the pianO-makeTs struck, the emnlOyers re-
tusing % yield the two hours work The nm
holsters and cabinet-makers, who hsd sfrnSL.
previously, were Joined by the whole wool
working fraternity, including the wood turner
Inouiders, saw mfiiers, engravers and pianers
Most OF the employing cabinet makers rielSc5
and on Monday OF out Ii, 900 hanes engaged ia
the eight-hour movement ali but 2,OO0 were al
WORK on that basis. Dispatches from Bosf,-,
ah1 Philadelphia stated that AL their mefnb -
there "were out" and delegations were So. =,
each OF those cities with offers of aSsisran -,
etc. other trades which have Joined the moy.-
ment are the wheelwrights and blscksmiths
stonecutters, quarrymen and clothing CUTTERS
IL Ia estlmsted that forty Thousand m IN I'm ala
York The board OF aldermen adopted a resolu-
uon afiirmingthe action OF the C ity Departments
which are conducting their work on the eight
hour basis. The city laborers held meetings
with view 20 demanding an advance OF wages
from a 10 800 per (eight-hour) dsy, but upon
tho representation that there some thOns an Il
OF men ina the city who would be glad 20 nj their
places, concluded to defer action. The BrOOklyu
common council, by way OF intimatiug it, SYM
patty, has ordered the fre-slsrm bells 10 striI a
the hours OF a. m. and y. IN. A dispatch from
New YORK, yesterday, states that m iOrity OF
the pianomakers are In favor of cOnccding 10 the
demands of their employees.
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New York News.

ANoTH HER GANG OF THIEVES ARRESTED
NEW YORK, May 29.-An officer of the BROOK
Ign police yesterday discovered the rendez
OF gang OF thieves who were arrested. and
several thousand dollars worth OF stolen pro-
per'y' consisting OF silver, etc, recovered.
is lying very i'll at his residence. Thoush mo-.
regarded as being In imminent danger vet his
son and daughter, now in Europe, have been
apprlsed OF his condition by telegraph.
FABER & co.'s PENCIL MANCPAcroRY DE-
srRoYED By FIRE.
new YORK, May pa large brick building
occupied by Faber & Co. as a pencil manutae,
tory, took IRE early this morning, and, together
with several squatters shanties, the occupants of
which had to fee for their lives, was totally
[Second Dispatch.l
faber q Co.'S loss, il is now estimated, will
reach $4,000, which is fully covered by insur-
ance. The cause Of the fire is unknown. The
building was owned by Ashbahs, who estimates
his loss at $4,000; fully covered BY Insurance.
None OF the adjoining buildings were DESTROYED
as at FIRST reported, though many Of them were
MISSING
The watchman employed by Faber a. Co. IS
MI missing, and Is supposed 70 have persisted in
seconded.
SCRANTON COAL SALE.
One hundred and twenty thousand tons OF
scranton coal were sold to-day at the following
prices 10000 tons of lump at s3.37 4 10 3 12H
l2,evo tons OF steamboat at 50 IS TO $40, 20 90
TONS OF crate at SD to s36K, 1900 tons Of
=,
s3S2E to $3.50, 5000 tons of chestnut at q az
to 1856. "H
THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND SCHOOL CHILDREN
IN LINE.
The anniversary of the BROOKLYN Sunday
school union occurs to-day. Children are mar,h-
ing in procession, il is estimated TO the number
OF 80, 900. Numbers of fiags, banners etc. give
the procession beautiful appearance, and nu-
merous bands of music enliven the occasion.
DECORATION DAY.
Tomorrow being DECORATION Cfay the sto-t
exchange have decided to close at II O'Clock.
and no transactions will be allowed after that
hour. '
PROSPECT PARK RACES.
Yesterday was the first day of the spring meet
ing of the Prospect Park. Fair grounds asso
citation purse, No. I, mile heats three in d We in
harness, was won by Il. Rawlings b. z. George
Time: 234, 2:564, 2:S64. Purse No. 2, mile
heats, three in nve. In harness, was won nv
Honest Dutchman. Time: 2:2sY, PIX, 2:26x.
THE PROPOSED LIBERAL REPUBLrcAN BLOW
OUT.
Letters Of acceptance have been received from
Il. Gratz Brown, Senator Upton, and Others,
who will address the liberal republican ratitica-
ton meeting here on June Sd.
OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT BONDS.
.Thene were seventeen offers of bonds to-day
amounting to g, 2S5, 900, at from 1889 TO Il39
The amount TO be purchased is e., 600, GEO. and,
IL taken, will 60 at 1889 to 1879. The treasury
viii be closed tomorrow, and bids tor gold will
be received on Friday.
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A PETTlCoAT CoLoNRL--Tennie q. C9aain
ordered a colonel's uniform, 20 appear az the
Grand Opera House. New York, on horseback,
ana deliver an equestrian lecture upon her
qualifications for hlnng Fisk's place as colonel
OF the 9Th regiment, and enlarge on the capa-
biiities of woman for commanding troeps as
well as a man. At the instance OF Mrs. Fisk
however, the would-be colonel was refused the
use Of the opera house for any such purpose,
and the dlsgrseeful scheme for further notO-
riety was knocked on the head.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
Nattan.s Crystal discovery

will restore to gray faded hsir Its original and
youthful color, prevent the hair from falling ont
restore Its growth eradicate and prevent the form
ing Of dandruh, and answers every purpose an
elegant and healthy dressing for the hair. 1t diff Q
from ell others articles OF this kind In c,ntsiuing
nothing Injurious or deieterious-can be used by al
without danger, such rs have frequently resulted
from the Of other articles. No lead, sulphur
no caustic Easily applied. Does not stain the
s;alp or finest linen. -
PRIOE ONE DOLLAB.
For sale by Druggists generally, aud at Depot, ID
and ID strcstI may29-ly
A Card.
AClergyman, while residing in South America,
As missionary, Slscoy cred safe and s1p pie remedy
tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, early Decay,
Disease ef the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aad the
whole tratr Of disorders brought on by panefu aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy Prompted by desire to bene &c
the afflicted and unfortunate win send the rec pc
for PREF pairing and using this medicine, in q alad
envelope, 70 any eae who needs IT, Ffts AZ Caayss.
Address, JOSEPH IN NAN,
Station D. 1ible House,
mar0H New York City.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL Assxs6Br
In the Presbyterian general assembly in De-
troit, yesterday, the regulation requiring min
listers from foreign lands to undergo q probation
Presbyteries, was repealed. Disapprovai was
expressed ct the opening Of art galleries and
reading rooms on the Lords day. The board of
foreign missions was recommended to consider
ship IN one Of theological seminaries. Lati-
tudinarlan views in respect to marriage and d.
vorce, were condemned. The assembly has re-
fused to sustain the complains against the
synod, involving the principle OF q limited term
Of service on the part Of elders. By vote Of l73
RR8iuf IA. ~ ~ = - - y / - ! Il.
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. The CUrIxxIAb ExassITIoH-The com
mittee on plans or the free& centsmial exhi-
bition to be heidih thaladelphia have submikted
their report 70 the eommiagi0nar. It susgagts
that 81 be Paid e ea1h q tan aschiteee soc
ten prizes OF $1,000 each be paid = afchitectp
Tor aketches or drswing, and from twenty Of
the most merit0rious plans ok ere . Be 80
awarded s-s15 900 for the first plan, go 900 for
the second, $500 for the third, e4yo0o for the
fourth, $500 for the ffth, and $1,000 for the
sixth. I
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Georgia has invested ! djsffilin oSppsreS..s oam-
Psct enough 70 be hsst On ons's 6sdreeS man
eergeen mo ea9eoie OF proo~cing come twenty
be lreadyeysr.nslnsd NTH orders fron II sine
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SuN SPors.-From a careful observation OF
the sun We learn that IL presents a phase on I'M
usual interest In the fne cluster Of spots which
instant this cluster was seen on the eastern limb
and contained thirty-six well-defned spots. ON
the day following the number had increased "a
noticeable that very few spots are visible outside
the limits of this group.
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ga Detroit youth who bet dollar he would
climb q telegraph pole and stand on his head at
thu top, lost his bet and broke his shoulder.
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TIE WHALING FLEET DISASTER FxseGy-
BATED-Adyiees received az Boston stats that
twelve vessels Of the Newfoundland whaling
ana sealing fleet, with forty-hye men, are
known TOTE lost, so far as heard nom IN thai
quarter: and hope IL expressed that the account
OF the New York Tunes, detailing the ioss OF
forty-one vessels, with most OF their crews hi
inaccurate. Subscriptions for the widows and
children OF the lost are being collected. Letters
from Newfoundland received in New York con-
firm the Boston advices
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NILSSON TO BIZ MARRIED IN JuIY-The
Paris Figaro anpounces, on what Ii claims to be
the best authority, that Mile Christine Nilsson
viii be married 70 NJ Rauzeaad early in July.
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TIE DKTBo1IvR SHOOTER IN New YORK.
Crawford. Who shot Detective Henderson, IN
New York, Friday night, Is q native OF Alsba-
modere Vanderbilt. Judge Leonard admitted
Crawford TO bail IN the sum u $4,000 on the
statement OF O physician that Henderson's
wounds are not necessarily fatal Horace +.
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- ~. S.-Hon' John 3,u
Shorter. ex,poycrnor OF Alabama, died at his
residence in this city, at 1850 a. m to-day after
a protracted illness.
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6ToKfs' CoUNsIL--Lyman Tremaile, Joha
ID. Townsend. and Henry DALEY, Jr., have been
retained as Stokes counsel IN New York, in
place Of Graham, Gerry, and Bartlett.
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THE HUSTON INSTRUMENTATION wa
quite number Of witnesses examined yester-
day before the ecclesiastical committee bv
whom the investigation of the charges against
Rev. DR.. Huston Is being made. Some OF the
witnesses yesterday, as well as on Monday, were
Tor the defence, in the case OF the alleged de-
bauching Of the Sunday school girl. On Mon
day two young men were before the committee
for the purpose OF proving. alleged previous
questionable character of the girl who makes
the charge, and also in reference to her state
ment rs to the person who was first Instrument
al in leading her astray. Yesterday q number
OF neighbors testified favorabIy as to the char
acter Of the girl for truthfulness. There was
also testimony advanced for the purpose of dam
aging the truthfulness of some OF the witnesses
for the defence, particularly the two young men
referred to. 1t was alleged, it is stated thstone
OF them was in the house of refuge at the time
he said he saw the girl, who was then only IA
years old, in an improper place. An attempt is
is understood, will be made to prove an alib in
regard to DR.. Huston, but IL is alleged that the
girl does not undertake to name the precise date
of her fall. The testimony in the present case
will probably be concluded to-day, after which
the charge growing out Of subsequent acts dur
ing the past eighteen months with the same e,rl
will be inyestgated.-BdH. Sun, 10Th.
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DELAWARE PoLITIcs--SenStor Bnydrds Po-
sition, 6c.-Ths demoorscy OF NeY Csstle coun-
ty, Del, held q meeting on the 18Th instant .
organize for the coming local and national Do
litical campaign Resolutions were Adopted de-
ferring the enunciation Of campaign tsou1s TO
the action e. tho Baltimore copyention, and
pIedging inyiolate preservation OF the rights Of
lea shan belong % the white nee, A jetter from
U. s. Senator Bayard was read, in which he
eAys; SCI eannot think tho Democratic masses
WI barter awsy their gvAaaSand simple party
festh. 70 folloW an eccentric nomination. which
defeats every theory Of wisdom, psopristy, and
justice which have ever been advanced for the
control OF our party movements" r-.-..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS. JARLEY'S WAX WORKS
BED CLOUDS BAND
'r TO NIGHT, AT LINCOLN HALL.
1t LAST NIGHT OF MRS. JARLEY.
ANEW NATIONAL THEATER,
IN MIR. j. q. Saville. Lessee and Manager
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
or the ReigninR Queen Of Tragedy,
JANAUSCHE Elk,
THIS Wednesday EVENING, May 90,
First titae OF II. A. Bendles new play, from Dick.
ems" Bleak House, entitled
r. CHESNEY VOID.
yanauschek in q double role
u "a ..-.- .......m Az IL.
FRlDAY ..,:............-........
SATURDAY, at 2..............CRANDM MATINEE
General admission. 81; children, 81 cents
MONDAY, JUNE 3,
MlTCHELL5 ROYAL YEDDO JAP5.
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George's county Maryland, represent that the
1prospect& for The tobacco crop are very un-
teverabley - tie 0aks worm -kas Invaded the
hlis 70 Large number The corn crop, TOO,
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THE RHoDs IsLARD 0MIRAL AasRNBLY
net ct Newport yesterdAy morning and Ssgan-
tied the state eoyernment for the ensuing year.
the House, f9s- = -
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TIE SEARCH PoR KIDp's TREASURE
Another Haul IF Com OF ElisaJethporL-The
Ehzabethport fortune hunters continue their
work with redoubled activity since the discovery
recorded on Thursday. The Dixon brothers ia
particular have been fortunate in finding several
silver pieces at the spot OF the old brick ward.
and their oyster tongs have been profitable EN-
gold has thus far been brought 10 light. It's
original value Is unknown, since IL il worn and
battered 50 that the inscriptions are ilegible II
Il ABOUT three-Quarters OF an inch in diameter
ana has protruding stem on the edge The
Roman characters VII. and the dSure
are visible on the diverse, while the
reverse bears number Of ROmsu letters.
OF which the only ones legible are r.
ana X. The coin weighs about half an ounce
The Dixon brothers have received much more
Tor their coins than their real value. YESTERDAY
they came 20 New York AMI sold a number IN
Tour or nve times the real value of the metal
One Robert McCloud, OF Elizabeth, purchased
one OF the coins for IS, and the metal i'm his
hands commands a premium of so over cost
price. III bears the name of Pope Pius l. Ii 4,
SILVER coin about the size OF q dime. Another
one about the size OF silver dollar bears the
word F" Hispania." There are Hebreg and
Belgian coins, also, of ancient date. What
makes the discoveries most remarkable L. the
tact that the spot where the treasure was fpuua
l. sunken land. Forty years ago IL formed tn.
Kidd, part Of whose booty everybody sun
poses these coins 70 be. can only be conieetnred.
ms TACT gives color TO the superstition that a
large portion OF bis enormous gains were hurried
on shore, and lends probability 70 the beiaF uri-
versally entertained by the ovStermen chat vas.
amounts of coin are buried beneath the uaves
and the sands of the SOund.-N. y. SHa.
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EPSON Downs, p. m, May 29.-The Derby
was won by Cremorne; Brother to FURRY was
crowds were numerous. Great excitement pre-
vailed.
GSecond dispatch.I
rI LGNpoS, May SsaIhe great event IN the
stakes, took place to-day. The race was won by
Cremorne; Brother 10 Furry was second, and
Queens Messenger third. The weather was fine
and tne attendance OF spectators was, as usual,
1T. GRANT PRESENTED TO THE ozAR.
81. PETERSBURG, May 29.-LieutenaRt Fred
instant, was presented TO the Gear Alexsn der
who happened TO be in that city on that day
sRRRANos CLEMRNCY DIsAPPRovED.
MADRID, May 2S.-A dispatch from Biboa
says the action Of Marshal Serrano in granting
full pardon TO all insurgents in Biscay who vol
UNFAIRLY surrender causes great indignation
excitement and the inhabitants are manifesting
their disapproyal Of Serranos clemency.
HON. DANIEL Z. sICKLRs,
United States ninisssr % Spain, had an audi
enced yesterday with King Amadeus.
The MetAanist General Conference
over the Methodist Geaeral Copferencs tD-dsy.
ss9s n fse % ss e. g ss e:
on epis0opeey fsaasaye - che administraaon Of
btshops N ths Book Coucerr ipyestigaton was
l msGs; tSs soT asa J, e boil com
nitt.s dgs9 ,,Ae 1iasssti{. aoo, ND fsssI
Vss 16reed 20. 10 vs. thsn lasmouncjd that
tom, and q topdth bah6k was ordered. The re-.
port OF the eo4niesss On Scandinavia work
recomsAendine the confirmation Of the lsnde-
etc, In the SHedish Language, vss accepted.
| The tsllsgs anneunced that there VGs no elec-
ten yet fsr editor u the Lodies Reposit cry, and
~ eIecfi0n.of Rev -Dr. n Vkentworfh a. Tecv
Dr.. Curry yns theu elected editor Of the New
York cAststiae Editor, receiving 2os votes. The
other candidate Vas Rev, Dr. Fowler. = -
portedip fsvH Of inserting 3 clause in the az
cipline forbidd1nG dancing, drinking Of spiritual
hauora, tbestef going, ths ne Of sinfol vords,
or the display Of bad temper. a wern debate
ensued on this question. ~ .a-sss 49,
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INTERNAL REvENUK.-1h he receipts from this
ource to-day were sS44.19502.
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TEE INsURsHNTs OF CuBA have again de-
arenot subjugatsd, but, on the contrary, they
are still Active and mean work. A gunboat hss
been attached BY them, and its Commander,
pilot snd several. seamen wounded. The usual
are also had. = I = =
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I. .THn OAss % JesH nlIroanzA AsAfwsr GEN.
DJx;rJ1aee Cur ts, q The New York City
Marine Court, ye.tesdsy desldsd that The case
inprisoeDsat dlrinS the var Was De facto
removedo the FEDERAL courts. -
= PHnAplLfHIA 0rs INT club
Was nrgAnixed yesterday in Philadelphia to
reetye the dialogues TO the conventions. Rour
thOnsand spersons siGned their names Is mem
6eIs: The club viii parade on the svenfng Of
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TIE LABOR MovEMENr-Senaf0r S4musy an
ne Eight Hour LdW.-The convention OF th,
Massachusetts labor union was held &C Bosfof,
yesterday. Wendell Phillips read the reSJlu-
tons, which were adopted, approving strikes
advocating the progress OF labor unions an 4
expressing belief that corporation OF the
socieues womb be cure for most OF the evils
suffered by the workingmen, and favoring ana
nuon Oh the banking system, and asserting n AZ
an dividend paving corporations should be
ophged 10 divide the net profits among the
laeorers. A letter was read from Charles Sam
ner, IN which he says:-'I declare M symp athy
Win the workingmen 10 their aspirations tor
greater equality of condition, aud in Increased
opportunities / unite cordially. Therefore
insist that the experiment Of the eicht-hour law
In the national workshops shall he fairly tried
so that, AZ successful, AZ may be extended