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NON York Items.

New YORK, January ia test suit has
beer Instituted against Collector Murphy to
recover all assessment made from an en-
ployG's salary for political purposes. If this
is successful many similar suits will follow.
1t is asserted that Mayor Hall will not re-
sumo the functions Of his Office.
Frank We'll alias William Kaiser was ar
rested to-day on the arrival of the steamer
Virgo, on the charge Of larceny, preferred
against him by the chief of detectives of Sa-
vannah. We'll admits his guilt.
The injunction restraining the sale of the
New York Printing Co. has been removed.
Daniel O'Connell, formerly employed upon
the New York journals, has been found dead
in his hotel.
Dublin advices state that O'Donohue has
been asked to resign his seat i'll Parliament,
his views regarding home government being
opposed to those OF his constituents.
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also A.ntcrst Hxor-or--rairttssr Par.
Sscs.Sars.

sAS--@41S.
D!li.cnt inquiries of the accidental shoot
IL" Of Mrs. Anderson by her husband, Mar
t.uF. Anderson, in Anhcr,: county, Thurs
d.y iuognin-. corroh0ritc oar statement il,
this palrr %! Yesterday. We have obtained
he tn1"wing additional particulars Of the
BAD aT,ir:
Nl. Anderson and his wife, who was
Ms Palmer. are both natives Of DotctoCrt
c1uGry, and were married about two months
@go il spite Of tic opposition OF the husbands
family. In consequence OF tits opposition
he Let lis native county, and though sur
rounded at home with ail the comforts
OF tie, engaged .t:El>ei? as Il lahorcr for 4
&"u,c;u9a named Campbell, in Amherst
MY. T.hi!e il the c.npiu; mcnt Of NJ.
,".rj5C,l III, conduct Was uncyGeptiorab!e,
a#. l. VS. remarked - al WHO saw them
.. Il more atircticnatc couple hid never
bncA seen. Indeed, their losr for each other
seemed 10 increase daily, ANA nothing aiI-
tr>rai TO he !aci1ing TO make them perfectly
happy.
III. Anderson, however, las all along
cYiiccI wonderful weakness for firearms.
lie Is represented as always trading or con-
'":DrlatU@ trade for somebody's revolver,
raI rs occupying lis leisure moments III
practising with weapons OF diicrcn. pat
tgg!s.
4 few days since, his contract with Mr..
Campbell being ended. he removed with his
"i&. u Nj. Robert Planners who is an uncle
y. BIS vile, about four ard half miles froil
''aiS city, and engaged himself as laborer on
the farm.
Last "Wednesday lie came to the city on IN
GRAND for his employer, and while here
traded Il pair Of small pistols for foul-i,ar-
relied revolver of Late pattern, and retGrHed
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General Items.
The Louisiana MIDDLE.

New ORLEANS, January 13.--Judge Abel
has held Carter to bail for implication in the
killing of Whcyland. Garter did not ask to
be discharged.
Carter's House" will proceed to the Me-
chanics' Institute and demand admission and
the dispersion of the armed police from the
hall, over which Carter, as the legal Speaker,
has the entire control. Carter said he wished
the people to witness it.
Later.-The expectation that Carter and
his adherents would demand admission to
tie capitol caused the concentration of the
police and militia. BY 10 O'Clock three lines,
consisting of force of two hundred, were
formed inside the building.
4 crowd commenced gathering, and by
noon il was immense. Carriers committee
then approached the capitol. Two Of then,
were admitted, but the remainder were re.
fused recognition, as n committee from Car
tcr's House. The Wamoth House refused
to receive any communication from Carter
whereupon the Carter committee returned
and reported the failure Of their mission. The
Cartcrites will meet from day to day until
their rights are recognized.
Some demonstrations of violence were
made, but they were discouraged by Carter
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homc greatly pleased with his bargain. The
next day, while his wife WIS sitting OH his
lap. he took the pistol from his pocket md
insisted upon explaining to her the manner
of loadiNg and dtscharging it. She playfully
threw out her hand, telling him that she was
afraid 10 touch it. Her hand came in con-
tact with the hammer or trigeer--whicb,
will probably never he known--and the
weapon was discharged. The ball striking her
Just below the collsr-boue, on the right side,
and ranging downward.
Surgical aid was mt once summoned, but
the attending physician yesterday evening
announced tina, he had been unable definitely
10 determine tho course or present location
of the bullet, and thought il barely possible
that the wound was not fatal. From the
di'llc'ilt breathing OF the sufferer ii was be-
liercd tina: one Of the lungs had been per-
toratcd by the ball, but this was mere con-
lecture. We are disposed to believe that the
death Of the patient ut amy hour would not
surprise either her attendants OF the ply
>ician.
The grief Of the husband may lie family
imagined. bat c.nlot BE- described in words.
His condition was represented Yesterday as
LITTLE moro favorable than that OF his suffering
wife. lie WIS thoroughly FRUSTRATED, mcn-
tally and physically, aud closely confined to
his bed. SO great were his suAcrings that
serious fears Were entertained that his reason
had been permanently overthrown.
This is ono Of the sldtic>t occurrences it
has ever been our lot TO record, and is an
eloquent argument aga.inst the unnecessary
and careless use Of firearms. which should
not he without its ctltc! upon the community.
Ly,chbUr1 Republican.
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TEErHRKPHTC NEWS.

Rev York stock and Money Market
NEW YoRE, January 1s.-Tbe bank state
ment shows that loans have increased two
and one-balf millions, legal tenders three
-ffths of million, specie decreased seven
eighths of q million, deposits increased eight
and seven-eighth millions increase In the re-
serve, half million.
Money low as per cent, but closed at Z.
Sterling dull at 81 to 81. Gold, 1851 to 100.
The Treasury disbursed over half million.
Governments inactive; e2's, 10. States dull
aud firm; Tennessee's, 81; new, same. Viz
giuia's, 81; new, %. Louislana's, 81 new,
50. Levee's, 60; SIS, 10. Alabama's, 90;
5,s, GO. Georgia's, 70; rs, 80. North Caro-
lina's, SO; new, 16a. South Cardinals, 40;
ne7,-. %:
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FROM WASHINGTON.
sx,,,,icata and the New I.oaa n.

y a,1Nar>x. January 12.--Thc Ways and
,t...;> Committee resumed to-day the invcS-
tan intn the negotiation Of tho new five
-.,f Ian through The London syndi-
-, ~ examined Jay Cooke and Henry y.
800 ru~nlhars Of thc i!':N Of Jay Cooke &
=. vo,},,,cr~ of the committee refuse 10
=, .r>.,, ,h, details. nut i; may hc said with
..- -o.,.,y the. thntr<timcuv thus far taken
$40. MT ,.,nnyp the charge that the s. "9i-
49,. ,.,r\etct f.rcc months interest on the
80. ,.,n,l>. an! possibly had tic use Of the
.>,,,:,~,. al! subscriptions Paid at the date
-..'.....,. tag ~ tie same length Of time.
,fI f., rn.> a:a"uW tnc Extraordinary COM
.,...,., vhi.,i thc syndicate received, and II
49,. - ..rn :'at ,h> Government paid pretty
...,.N !rrM.> agency il the conversion az
~, .,ya bonds. The committee will hear
.,.-..r ~ ..,ucc from tlc Secretary before
.,... IL !.:.ai result for the action Of tie
Grave Charges.
p. 81. Il committee 81 the Senate TO in
49,. nc :!r charges made against senator
elmo! Arkansas. have cntercd on their
AMI Tic testimony promise, TO DC very
w. lit ;Erru> ont i, represented. It viii
...t...s..E,y led 10 TIC expulsion OF Clay
q. . r...,.: ~,u.tc. Ills proposed 10 prove.
r..., ;'.3->. that while Governor Of
.. ...., lie s..;:tNfa1 :, ci<tI1tion lists and
.'.s .: Heal Naiiats in numerous lcGista-
=. 49,: : &c tn. -,nlr - secure :. mayor
Sc. ~. ,,.,,,..G:l for lis election to The
... -;.,.~ ~an.tr. The Republican Stat"
~ ..l...t ,,-.,..o altered 10 &c co .,n.IIE.
....c / ii1ts vi! lc called OF to
Maze aa,i sic,t"r.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED BY
THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF.

Virginia Lenf-The first week in January, like
the last week In December, ~ always dull one for
business, and It will not therefore be surprising to
anyone to learn from our report that there have been
but few transactions in Virginia leaf In this market
since the publication of our previous summary.
From the Virginia markets We hear OF no material
change In any section. Trade Is more or less un-
settled, owing to the absence from the breaks Of
many Of the manufacturers, aud will so continue
until they resume operations Prices, however, are
unaffected by their withdrawal, and all indications
seem point tn the conclusion that present AID pos
slby higher rates will be preserved throughout the
coming season. Fine bright wrappers, IL Is now
thought, going TO be less plentiful than was an
tcipated short time since, and as consequence
medium grades are beginning to realize better
figures SIS per hundred being paid for stock that but
recently was offered for less without takers.
MiuUfIctHrei.-On Friday and Saturday there
were some small transactions In black work, and We
hear Of few sales OF bright during the week. as also
of inquiries that may result In transfers as we go 70
press. But til, whole trade has been dull, and the
prospect Of improvement Is not encouraging.
The demand appears to be very much restricted.
Receipts owing tothe large supply on hand shown
In the last Issue OF The Let and the brisk shipments
htherward previously noticed, are almost suspend
ed, and will probably continue until the resump-
ton of operations by manufacturers few weeks
hence.
meeting of the trade is being held rs we write to
take further action in relation to the proposition To
abolish the bonded warehouses.
SmokiRJ.-Iiierc WAS but little business done In
smoking tobacco. The holiday season being over,
not mach to be expected nor Is 1t to be looked
for before the return OF spring.
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Tie Florida Authorization Particu-
lars.

New YORK, January 13.-The officers Of
the Florida confirm, under oath, the reports
that their vessel was overhauled and searched
by q Spanish cruiser. ASA. NJ. the Spanish
war vessel Nasco Nunez De Balboa, which
had been watching the Florida in port, was
seen passing Water island under steam and
sail, directly in the track of the Florida. AT
80 A. N. the war steamer bore down on the
Florida. At .iG Z. N. the smoke Of a steam
vessel was seen to windward, when the war
steamer hauled to the northward in a parallel
course with that Of the Florida. The strange
steamer proved to be the Halifax and St.
Thomas mail steamer. The war steamer
then lore down On the Florida, with her
crew at quarter and guns run out ready for
action.
When the war steamer was in speaking
distance she fred 4 blank shot at the Florida
ard lowered 4 boat nearly to the waters edge.
The United States 1ac was then hoisted on
the Florida and the hostile demonstrations
noticed 10 further. Ten minutes after firing
the first gun the war steamer fired second,
the shot from which was seen to ricochet
astern Of the Florida. The Florida was then
hove to, and cutter from the war steamer
came towards hcr.
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RAILROAD LINES
SS a M M s go;
On and.after December l, 1871:
GOING WEST.

DlCIMOND AND DAN WILLIE KALI
IL ROAD.-On and.after December l. 1871:
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passcngcri leaves Richmond
daily except SIntiay3) 1T 4:O5 =. Nj: clyes Dan
willie 1T 1903 A. ~. arrives 1T Greensboro at 1:52
L. NJ.
Train No. c Lynchburg passengcr) Leaves Rich
mond daily at 9:lo y. H.; arrives 1t LyEcDburg ut
L. NJ.
Train No. IL Through mail and exprcss) leaves
Richmond daily at 40 L. N. leaves Danyille daily
at lG:A L. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily 1T 1:l2
a. II.
Train 40. !! Through mail aud cxDrcss) leaves
Greensboro daily ut 1850 L. NJ; leaves DanTillc
daily at 1912 T. H.; arrives ut Riclnuond daily N
Train No. Through .passenger) leaves Greens
boro daily Except Sundays 1T ll:o5 A. ". leave
DanvElc Ut LET T. NJ; arrives at Richmond at Sci
P. VI.
Train No. 10 (Lynchburg passeDgcr) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 4. M. leaves Durkerille at +.
NJ; urri"cs Ut Richmond at4 L. NJ.
Traius Nos. 9 and II connect at Greensboro with
trains on tie North Carolina railroad Tor all points
south.
Train No. connects at Burkcvil!c with train OF
tic Atlantic, MisSssippl ald OHIO railroad iGr All
points southwest ana south.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can he procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond, aud Of k. L. WALKER, gent Of the \ l.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1893 iain
street, Richmond.
PAPERS tim: have arrangements to advertise the
schedule Of this company will please print rs above
JOHN Il. MACMURDO,
General Fret ght ard Ticket 4 gent
T. Il. T. TALcoTr, Engineer and Sapcrintend-
81
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Z.cfter Srcsn E.eAiuGton--s'itcTIn
Examinations nj the Virginia Mill
tari Hs,StifHGc.
Cor;r ,pcuJrncc c, the Richmond Dispatch.


sSF.r Rs'StstHtC.
Core pcnLrncc q the Richmond Dispatch
IA1ISnToS. ,I;;lraly y, 1872.
The intc.Inrdiatc examinations at the Vir-
GINA Military Institute, which commenced
Oh TIC Il oiIhis month. have Just been COM
plct.d with highly satisfactory results, the
classes showing great thoroughncsS and fine
progress in their respective studies. We
.5irr tie names Of the first five or distin-
suiShci incn il each Class:
FIRST CLASS.
Crit Enq'nc1r1n9.- Il. I. v. Nor
ris. OF Williamsburg; second, D. Harris,
Virginia; third {. j. Brady, Lexington ;
fourth, Il. Il. Bel. Stanton; fifth, \. r..
sullivan, South Carolina.
Military Eng,ncc17ng.- r. 7. w.
Morris; second. l.. i. Bel; third, G. 7.
Brady; fourth, VI. l.. Spotswood, Richmond :
fifth. d. Harris.
Moro, Philoso1hn--Tjrst, ". II. AInrrell,
Lynch'uTg: second, j. 2. ". Morris THIRD,
K. /. Bell; fourth, u. I. spotswocd; 9Th,
\. Y. Sullivan.
Lowc.-First, Il. P. ". Morris; second,
r. u~rris; third, I. 2. Bell; fourth, 4. Il.
Sullivan; fth, II. L. Spotswood.
SECOND CLASS.
Natural Philos0piM--First, P. B. Hurkz.
Bedford: second, u. Crulnp, Culpeper; third.
:. ". WASHINGTON, Jefferson: fourth, G. =.
I.2wrason, Louisiana; 18th, Z. I, Crump,
Richmond.
Lu,in.-rirs., J. ". Nelson. ChaGlottes-
vile: second, i. i. Cramp; third, L. lIaW-
kinS; fourth, p. Is. McCutchon, Louisiana
| 9Th J. D. Lc;chcr, Lexington.
CHcmts'rY.-First. i. T. Crnmp second,
II. II. Crnnp: third, T. Taylor, Staunton
| fourth, G. 3. Lawrason: fifth, VI. z. Tams.
| .TpfGntry Tactics.-FirSt. Q. N. Reynolds,
Alabama; second, VI. P. Tams, Staunton
| third, II. II. Matthews. Louisiana; fourth, {.
G. Barney, Richmond; fifth, S. ". Washing
| ton, Jefferson.
First, l.. c. Watkins, Hall
| fax; second, {. u. Grandy. North Carolini
| third, u. c. Shcrrrd. Mississippi; fourth, {
| Robinson, District Of Columbia; fifth, NJ
| Jones. Richmond.
Latin.-IiIst. c. D. Grandy. North Caro-
lima; second, T. 5. McCie!tmd, Nelson
third. J. u. Wildly, Mississippi; fourth, y
L. c. GaiI:iUd, South C:rolna: fifth, J.. c
| Watkins, Halifax.
fiench.--Fir>t, c. y. Grandy, North Caro-
ina: second, CD. IiubDard, Orange county
third, Il. Jcnc$. Richmond; fourth, /. c
Watkins; fifth, y. 7. k"t2hgi!n.
foUETu CLASS.
| N4.,cnG,ics.--!'irt, Z. Bri(,.ycre, Nnr!i
! Carolina: second, V. II. Nabry, Texas third
j. =. Langhorn". N!rinin; fourth, c. J.
! Finch, Virginia fifth, A. ". Ecn;ble, Norti
! Carolina.
Frcnch.-Tirst. J. T. Lanshorne; second
- Barlow: laird. -- Klein; fourth, K
! BriA-cr$ fifth, {. i. EppinG, Georgia.
! CcnGruphy.--tirst. y. r. Neal, West Viz
| :. al tri,. f't:>l T -
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From France.

PARIS, January 13.-Cremier has been ac-
quilted from the charge OF shooting Prus-
sian spy at Diou.
The Committee on Military Re0rganiza-
ton have adopted rule that those soldiers
whose term has expired, but who are unable
to read or write, be retained until they are
able to do so.
Meetings are progressing in opposition to
the uniform tax on raw materials.
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TeIesraphic Summary.

The counsel for the defence in the trial OF
Mrs. Wharton, at Annapolis, on Saturday, an
nounced that their evidence was closed, and
the counsel for the prosecution retired for
consultation, after which they commenced
with rebutting testimony.
a freight engine exploded at Middletown,
Pa, killing the engineer and dangerously
wounding the conductor and fireman.
A joint resolution was adopted in the Ms
souri, Senate Saturday to pay currency in
stead Of gold on State bonds maturing on that
day. - :
There were ZIG deaths from smallpox in
Philadelphia last week, being a decrease of 20.
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How IT LOOKS TO A PHILADELPHIA LAW
observation-disclosures appointed by the Gov
ernor Of West Virginia to determine What
portion of the debt Of the State OF Firs inil
Should be paid by the former have just
closed a session at Parkersburg. The inquiry
of the commissioners is necessarily er parte.
the old State not being represented. The ere
suit Of the inquiry has not trsnspired, but
the parkersburg Gazette states that 1T VIII
be found the commissioners will report to
the Governor that there is very little due to
the old State" That will be laceLious way
Of settling a question in which millions Of
dollars are involved. --PhilddelfI:i Times.
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Ernis, San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 13.--It is rnmored
that Minister De Long has accepted mission
10 the great Powers from Japan similar to
that OF Burlingame's from China.
Mrs. Fair having removed her deposits In
order to defeat the claims Of her lawyers and
others, she is now unable to make her
mother, Mrs. Lane, disgorge $4,000 en-
trusted to her.
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IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO MERouANTs.-afr
de Uriaite, the Spanish Consul-General at
New York, has issued proposals for supply.
ing the Spanish Government twenty millions
Kilograms Of Virginia and Kentucky to.
bacco, on terms and conditions which will
doubtless be furnished by him to applicants
from this city.
Estimating the kilogram at 2 Is pounds,
and the average weight Of Virginia and Ken.
lucky hugs, say 1900 pounds per hogshead
we find that the Spanish Government will re.
quire for the year 1872 not less than $4,000
hogsheads Of our Observation-Disclosures Ga.
eett3
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1C71 WINTER 1917
10 !. ARRANG EMEET. lOf L.
SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND, FREDERICK:
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.

THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner Of
H,Tti and Eighth streets as !U!iuws:
Ihn DtYeTRtIN daily 1T $50 4. NJ; arrives III
Washington y; 1915. Baltimore Except on sundays
NJ 2i5 Philadelphia at 5:l5 ard New York at lu:2G
=. ". THE SANE DAY.
Tie NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays G.
The DAY TRAIN arrives IN Richmond at 81
Tile NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond tAlon.
DAYS cyccptcd) at 500 \. NJ.
In.yes Rroad-tlec dc,,ut daily (liudavs cAcopted)
At a:2V l.. NJ: arrive; IN Richmond III S:!s i: II.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
TIItOisGT TlCkETs and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points north, east,
and west.
Company's oGlcc, corner of Eroad and Eighth
streets.
Ticket Office corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
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BARGAINS.


BLACK ALPACAs worth e2i, IS, SITE, and u, at
b 50, co, IS, and &c.;
SATTEENS, Nil colors, worth 81 at 6tc per ysrd'
IRISH POPLINs worth 81 per yard at Sis,
JAPANESE DRESSES worth S12 at 70 per pattern;
80 BLACK vELyETEES reduced to $l.so.
sl.5o BLACK vELvETEEN reduced to $l.as,
81 BLACK YELvETEEN reduced to Sc,
BkAcR a and coL6RED SILKS, ..s
BLACK FRENCH MERIEOES,
eros DE ZURICH, TAMIsE CLOTHS,
E Eng si and FRENCH PoPLNs and NO.
CL6hks. sr1AwIs, BLANKETS.
QUILTS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR, ,.
CASSIMERES,
DOESKINS, -
BROADCLOTHS, aooao
now offered ut greatly reduced prices as they Win b
sold nc and below cost rather than be carried over
-. WILLIAM THALHIMER i SONS,
jaI No. COL Broad, corner Sixth street.
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Latest News from Washington.
Tho Situation i'm New Orleans.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-The situation IN
New Orleans still attracts attention, but no.
thing has transpired. The present DISPOSE
ton is to let the factions settle it between
themselves. On-dit that the President doubts
the legality but believes in the necessity of
martial law. The Acknowledgement claims
the power but doubts the necessity. The
latter thinks, however, that General Emory,
with his Gatln guns, has no business in the
city until martial law is declared. The
President is of opinion that Congress, being
in session, should take the initiative. A
congressional committee is probable early
next week, which will visit the scene. The
Executive desires to avoid declaring martial
Law unless it Is absolutely necessary.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, January 19.-Hon. Caleb
Cushing, having nearly closed his duties on
the Mexican commission, leaves on the 9th
instant for Geneva.
Claims for the return Of taxes enormously
collected can only be transferred by power OF
attorney dated after the drafts are issued for
payment.
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Ey Telegraph.
n.EW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, january l3.-Coston weak; sales, 24oi
bales urlandS, a2ic: Orleans, 22sc. Flour dull ano
heavy. Wheat dull and nominal; winter red west
eru. Sl.5O@si Corn dull new southern yellow
733N7.c. Pork Il shade tlrmer ut Sl46lSlI.25. Beef
steady. Lard-K.ttle. 9sc Nayals quiet and weak
Groceries dull. Frcights dull.
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From Havana.

HAVANA, january 1S.-The Tornado, which
has been lately watching the Virginia, has
arrived here.
The Cuban General Feguereda, with four
teen armed men, surrendered at Bayamo yes
tprinV
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Our first page contains Governor walkers
veto message in ertenso. 1t Is powerful
document, and scathingly exposes the real
drift of the movement against the funding
BILL Manchester NclcS.