, 1872-02-21
From the ST. IHomo Tdende, February l4.)
T"ELEGRANIS VIA HAVANA & JAMAICA.

January Of.
HAyANA-Lord Granville in receiving a deputation
from the Anti-Slavery Society, stated that no doubt
Spain had violated her treaty, but that it would be a
delicate matter for England to interfere with Spain
Just at this time, when she had a revolution on hand
IN Cuba.
There have been terrible 1loodin3s in Batavia and
great destruction Of crops in consequence.
January 30
The Tichborne Claimants case is becoming weaker
and the shares Of the Joint Stock Comp any. which
have undertaken the prosecution, have fallen as low
as eighteen pounds.
The Right Honorable John Bright has written the
ODonoghne denQuncing the Fenian policy of what
Irishmen call "Home Rule
The Russian Fleet, with the Grand Duke Alexis
has started for Pensacola, Havana, and the West
Indies.
The Royal Mail Company Steamer 1'd5maniaa,
with the Mails and passengers Of the 9th January,
has arrived at Plymouth.
PARIs.-The Count of Chambord has issued an adj
dress to the French people, The Count, as in former
times, appeals to divine right and says :-"Never will
! ren0unce my right to the throne of France, Never
Will | forget the monarchical principle which | have
preserved intact for fifty years and which is the last
hope OF the grandeur and liberties france. C95Srisn
and anarchy threaten France, because her salvation is
sought tor in personal questions and not in principles.
| will always maintain the banner Of France erect,
and will endeaVour to restore to the nation the ancient
prestige OF It's armies. Time is pressing and alliances
and organizations are urgent. The happiness of
france is my sole ambition, and | will never consent
to become a reyolutionist WHERE | am the legitimate
King"
ST. PErERsBURG.-New has been received here to-
day of the total destruction Yesterday by an earth
quake Of the city of Schamacni in AslatiC Russia on
the other side of the Caucasus.
LoNDoN.-Mr. Robert was proclaimed President of
the Republic of Liberia on LIST January.
February l..
HAvAN, Vbo Aro,F- &c tL, IT, Ro,,oror N,D,
leon, taking advantage of the misunderstanding be-
tween Theirs and the French Chambers, sent Emissa-
rles among the troops; and succeeded in asCertaining
the general feeling of the army in regard to the resto-
February.2
The Members of the United States Congress who de-
sired that the Cuban insurrecLionists should be recog-
nIsed as belhgerents, have been defeated on a division.
The Cotton Crop of the United States is estimated
at four and a half million bales.
February 3.
The Filibustering Steamer "Iornet" has arrived at
Baltimore conveyed by the u. S. Frigate Congress"
proceedings are to be Instituted for the violation Of
the maritime laws of the United States, in her case.
There have been severe Holdings in the South of
England. Twenty-four (on the 24th) rivers overflow
ed, and villages were Delayed. Windsor suffered Sc.
VeTely, and there has been much destruction of proper
~ al! over the South, where these foundations have
Eaken place.
Mr., Gladstone and Mr.. Disraeli have issued circu-
fNN ""PPNtCiE3 NIS'HS tA~il az
tendance at the opening of Parliament as it is desi-
rable that every one should be in place, at the election
ofthe new Speaker.
Mr.. Gladstone (qv. Theirs , have refused to re-
celve the Republican deputation, who desire TO sub
shtute civil, instead of military trial and to issue sum
nSnses tor the appearance of persons, now prisoners.
Places OF business in Paris were closed on the 28th,
the anniversary of the capitulation of the City.
The Agents of Napoleon continue active in the
French Army.
The Pope's advisers have advised him to quit Rome
and establish the Holy See elsewhere.
February 6.
The French Legislature have refused to return to
Paris.
The Emissaries of Napoleon are active in the
French Garrisons.
LoSDoN-The Press continues to discuss the Ala
bama question, declaring unanimously against the
claims of the United States, and advising the British
Government to renounce the arbitration if the United
States persist on their pretensions'
PA21s The following notifications have been made
j. ~ mnistry:-M. Lefranc replaces NJ. Casimir
'erier who has retired and NJ. Martel takes NJ. Lee
) ACES place. The Government is already prepared
90 ~ tae Ave millions of the fourth instalment of the
2bo lntty.
..oaID The Internationals have caused distur-
I. q F" IN Barcelona and other places a large number
(, a.m BIS been arrested.