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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-04
New york produce Marker.

NEW 1OKh. DbG. ..
FLOUR Receipts 5.s9e bbls. The market
is l0CG2o cents lower; shippers are holding
OFF, while the local trade only buy suf-
fcient to supply pressing wants. Sales
Western and State; s670G7.00 for COM
mon to good extra Western and State;
SZ05G7. IS for good to choice do; S7.65@
S35 for common to choice white wheat
Western extra; S6.75@S.50 for common TO
good extra Ohie; S7.0OGll.60f0r common TO
choice extra st. Louis. Market closing
dull.
RYE FLoUR-The market is quoted as
scarce and firmer at 81 76t6s6.0O.
CORN MEAL-The marEet is quoted as
scarce and advancing at $4,000 10 for
Western; sil594 Is for ndywine.
WaISKY-The market is quoted shade
better at CSC, cash, closing quiet, with sell
lers at 9ic., regular.
WHEAT-Receipts $3.50 bushels. The
market is quoted dun and heavy, and
la2c lower. Sales 127, 600 bush. at sI.4S9
l.5O for Northwest spring; Sl.55@l.6O for
cago; 81 .52@I.53 for No. Milwaukee, mar
ket closing more active and a shade
firner.
RYE-The market is quoted as quiet
and nominal at SI@Il0.
BARLEY-The market is quoted as quiet
Sales 10000 bush. prime proved State at
SI.6l, and 500 bush. fair Western at Sl.50.
Barley malt rather more active at S2.l0,
cash and time.
CoRN-Receipts 9,1OO bush. The market
is quoted heavy and l@2c lower. Sales $780,
UVu DuSI.Y at tV1a y t@C lOE w CsbtEu ull4to
in store; 75c for do afioat Csc for in
ferior.
oATs-Receipts $4,000 bush. Market is
Sales at 569564c for Western mixed afioat;
in store.
EGGS : The market is quoted as quiet
and steady at 30632c for State and Penn
sylvania: 3OtSS2e for Jersey.
CoAL-The market is quiet and unchang
ed at S5.5O96.50 for anthracite per ton per
cargo.
and unchanged.
HoPs-The market is quoted as quiet
and steady.
LEATaER-The market Is quoted as quiet
and firm. Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayers
and Rio Grande light, middle and heavy
weights at 27@3ec. California ditto 2692S;
wooL-Market is decidedly more active
and stronger. M Ohio quoted at soc
No. l, 49950c; unwashed 32@S6c; Texas s79
SOC.
COFFEE. The market is quoted as
in fair request and firm. Sales 400 bags
Santos at 23c gold. Rio quoted at 2OE9
s3Ae.
SUGAR.-The market is quoted as quiet.
Refining quoted at 7H@7kc.
MoLAssEs.-The market is quoted as
quiet and unchanged.
RIcE.-The market is quoted as un-
changed
PETRoLEUM.-Marketi is quoted as dull.
Crude at 5S5&c; refined l3zc.
PoRK.-The market is quoted as in
moderate request and steady. New Mess
on spot, $500.
BEEF.-The market is quoted quiet and
unchanged.
BEEF HAMs-Market is quoted as un-
changed.
TIERcE BEEF-Market is quoted nomi-
nally unchanged.
CUT MEATs---Market is quoted in mod
crate request and unchanged. Middles
weak ; long clear on spot at 7x@71.
LARD-The market is quoted as weak.
Western steam on spot quoted at SK.
BUTTER-Market is quoted as quiet
and steady at 32634c for selected State;
22@25c for good to fine Western.
CHEESE - Market is quoted a. quiet
and unchanged at l31zc for fine lots State
factory.
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3eaths.

TUFTS-In South WalIinofopd, Dee. LIST,
Frank Tufts, aged 10 years and month.
Minnie, third daugnter of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Holden, aged 3 years and months: ~.
NYE-In Rutland, Nov. 9th. Ellen A.,
-DELAND-in West Rutland, Nov. 28th,
Joseph A. Beland,
+ sOUHHARD.-ln Rutland, November
29th, bevl B. Southland, aged q years 3
months and II days, r. = g.. ~
H0SLEY-In Arlington, Dee. LIST, of
whoOping cough. Harvey Lee, infant son
of Thomas G, and Mary Jane HesleY.- III
RATON--In Bradford, Nov. Goth, OF con
sumption, Herbert Eaton.
New England papers please copy.
BOARsMAN--At East 0Iiddlebttry, Nov.
Esd, Mrs. Catharine Farnsworth, relict of
Erasmus Beardman, aged 70 years. ~
STtLLSON-In Middle Granville, n. ",
Nov. 25th, Eli B. Stillson, aged 81 years.
1.-THE deceased was an estimable man.
He was father of Henry L. Sttllson, of the
bennington Gazette,--E ED. HERALD.
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appointed by the officers of the associa-
ton, to procure, readers and have the
general management of the next meet
ing, to be held Friday evening, Dec. u,
at the residence of E: NJ. Wright: Miss
Anne Phelps, Mrs. r. e.. Wilcox, Mrs.
Darwin Forbes, Mrs: 81. z. Cults. / +, ::
=. MASONIC ELECTION E.
AT the annual meeting of the F. s A.
NJ. of Independent Lodge No. 10, held
Tuesday evening last, the following of
ffcers were elected for the ensuing year !:
e. M. Bottnm, W. M; ". v. Blackmer,
s. W.; II. G. Hubbard, j.. w; E. Ray,
Treasurer; w. B.sWright, Secretary !;
A. S. Murray, s.. D. G. A. Kimbal,
J. D.; III. d. Bascorn, Chap Lain. s. ii.
Hildreth, F. II. Hathren and G.. w.
Campbell, Stewards; Daniel Wards
worth, Tyler. - T. ~ r. - Isl II 2, tfsE[
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Working oxen, sl50SslJ0, sl75Gas250.
Handy steers, s759sI25, or much accord
ing to their value as beef.
Mich COWS and calves, from SO to s65 !.
extra, from $50 TO S95; farTow and dry
cows, from $50 to $40.
Stores thin.
Young cattle for farmers, warnings, $40
@Sls; two year olds, s2O9sss; three year
sheep per ID. live VT, sK@5c.; extra
6G7c.
sheep and lambs, per head, in lots, $500
9ss.50.
Fat Hogs per h.. 5e5xc, per ID. live VT.
Shotes, Wholesale, 6G7e; retail, 797Hc.
Hides, tallow and skins-Brighton hides,
6G7c per Id; country hides, 6G6kc;
brighton tallow, 5sec; country tallow,
Calf skins, I26i5c
Pelts, 759t25 each.
REMARKS:
The supply is not so heavy, but that
prices have gone up 4 cent for beef in
stead OF poultry this, and not large sup
ply on hand Last weeks receipts were
necessarily light and eorrespondingly
light this week; a better feeling ar the Ad-
vance; northern trains early at market
and plenty OF cold weather TO keep beef
without. Ten butchers at Waterbown
contracted for some fine oxen next week.
Lambert Hastings had some oxen tRat
went ahead, as regards quality, anything
at market to-day, at 10kc.-d VT. w Pike
sold two oxen for sl65 that weighed 300
lbs. Capt. skinner sold oxen al exc. d.
W.T., to HOO lbs. III. I. Shackett sold Il
cows at &c. live W.T.. at $50 lbs, IA heifers
and steers at $40 per head or &c. d. w.t.,
oxen at Sx. Northern sheep ana lambs
trade very good this week in consequence
of the light supply. The advance is very
strong. 4 cent on ordinary grades, best
lots shade higher. 1t is doubtful wheth-
er this advance can be held next week as
butchers will go to Albany and other
points to purchase full supply by the
last of the week. b Dow sold 40 sheep At
80 lbs. at ". NJ. T. Shackett sold lis sheep
a n a l.
$40 lambs and 100 old sheep at 80 pounds Al
&c. About 20 milch cows in market With
slim inquiry. Working oxen dun ut QGo-
tations. Fat western hogs as last qttoted.
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n. \. stec,s and money market

= = -'"|----- ---'----"| N W IOfShs Dtt-
Money closed at 6Gs7 per cent, after
Ioaning at I-64 per diem.
Sterling firm at 100 fec 90 days, and
100 for sight.
Gold closed at 100, after selling at 1O8H@
Loan. TT gold; I-3oa3-64 for carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer disbuFsed s572,-
600. s ."..
CleaTings SIS, 600, 009.
Governments closed strong al The biggest
point of the day. -s-..s.
State bonds duh but strong.
Stocks were active throughout the day
and prices advanced from n to ~ per
cent. In closing dealings there was a re-
closing barely steady. Business was well
distributed. The greatest advance was in
Pacific Mail; the strongest stocks outside
of Pacific Mail were Western Union, Uuion
Pacific, New York Central, Lake Shore,
Rock Island, Northwest, and Ohio's.
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ORWELL.
NEW READING AND SINGING CLUB.

NEW REApING AND SINGING CLUB.
An adjourned meeting for the purpose
of organizing reading and singing club,
was held on Monday evening last at the
residence Of .. M. Wright. The follow
ing officers were elected President,
Zealand Murray ice-president, aia1r :-
cellus Royce; secretary, G. A. Kimbail !;
treasurer, v, Y, Blackmer; directors,
Mrs. Chas. Bowker, sHss Mary Gale, II.
T. Cuts, S. I'll. Bascom.
The following working committee was
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IMPORTANT ToSUFFERERs. Tho great
est benefactor is one who relieves pain
and cures disease. DR.. Silsbee has &C
complished both by his miraculous dis
GoVery of ANAKEsls, an absolutely easy,
rapid and infaHible. cure for piles in all
stages. All Doctors endorse it, and
10000 cured sufferers testify to its viz
tues. 1t is a simple suppositorY acting
as an instrument soothing poultice and
medicine. The relief is instant and cure
certain. Price $500. Sold by drug
glsts everywhere, and sent free by mail
from Depot, 46 Walker street New
York s.. s.t.. 40
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Attempted suicide.
MILwAuKEK. Dire.

The. man eho jumped from the bridge
into. the river, last night, proves to be
Geo. w. Peckham, an old and esteemed
but retired lawyer of this city, and broth
er of Judge Peekham of Albany, who
was lost on the Vile Dn Hayre. Mr..
.Peckham was about so years of age,
and it is thought that the death of his
brother produced temporary insanity.
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1'ILDEN LADIES SEMINARY

Offers facilities for culture equal TO fke
best Schools of its kinds. Its delightful
and easily accessible location its exten-
siye course of study especially adapted 10
LADIES' its large board OF Instruction. and
its moderate charges, have gained for IL u
liberal patronage from all parts of the
country. Pupils admitted at any time
when there are vacancies, and charged
only from the time OF entering. Apply 10
HIRAM CIRCUIT. a. NJ, Principal.
West Lebanon. n ii.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTmAs.-b4 IN. mela-
bers of Vermont Lodge No. 1, Il. oi f."
of Rutland, made visit on Mo. eday
evening to Bomeseen Lodge, *. of l.,
at Hydeville. They were handsomely
received and entertained, partaking of a
complimentary supper, which was fine,
at the hands of ''mine host" Dawley.
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From Washington.

w hSHlNGION, DCC- D.
The following is list of the contest
cd elections in the present House Ar
kansas, first district, L. G. Ganse against
Asa Hodges; second district, NJ. L. Bell
against o. p Snyder; third district, T.
M. Gunter against w. w. Wiltshire.
Georgia, first district, Andrew Sloan
against Morgan Rowls; fourth district,
Marion Bethune against Henry r. Har-
ris. Indiana, ninth district, John. p. G.
Shanks against John Z. Neff. Ken
lucky, tenth district, John M. Burns
against John o. Young. Virginia, fifth
district, G. Y. Thomas against Alexan-
der NJ. Davis. Utah, George r, Maxwell
against George Q. Cannon. In addition
to the above, there are two sets of GER
tifcates from West Virginia and four
from Louisiana.
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC sENAToRI-
AL CAUCUsEs.
The Republican senatorial caucus met
in adjourned session this morning, but
the committee appointed to revise the
standing committees was not ready to
report, and the caucus adjourned until
tomorrow.
The caucus of Democratic senators
was also held to designate who shall fill
prospective vacancies, left by the ma
jority for the minority. The represen-
tation on the committees list not being
received from the Republican caucus,
nothing was done but to adjourn, sub
ject to call.
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Ctr THIS Or, IT MAYsAvE Your LIFE

Ctr THIS. orr, TT MAY SAVE Your LIFE
There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with lung diseases,
coughs, colds or consumption, yet some
would die rather that pay rs cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
DIR. A. Boschee's German Syrup has
lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astonishes every one that try it. If you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take it to your druggist and get a
sample bottle free of charge or a regu-
lar size rs cents, 40w9mos
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., V. N. j. .
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AL CAUCU SEES.
Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,
WAsHINGToN, Dec. as p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For New England and northern por-
ton of the Middle States, increasing
easterly to southerly winds, with threat
ening weather and rain. For southern
portion OF the Middle States and Attain
tic States, diminishing pressure and
southeasterly to southwesterly winds and
partly cloudy weather.
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messages have. heretofore delivered to
the general assembly, l called attention
to this subject and made. reconmenda-
tons; and: earnestly invite your attention
to- this important interest. Our own
sense of justince viii not allow us any
longer to. ignore the demand. He fur
.ther advocates. the. encouragement Of
immigration, and establishment of a bu-.
reau of statistics as in other States;
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TIE vIEGEECUs

remains at the arsenal. sfloat and in
good condition. .......
VISITING TIE yIRGINlUs PRISONERS.
SANTIAGO, Dec. ?.
The United States steamer Juniata ar
riyed.on the Goth and her commander
has visited the one hundred and one Vir-
ginius prisoners now remaining here.
He has telegraphed Consul-Genersl Hall
assuring him of no other executions,
except the thirty-seven that have oc-
cured, and that if the American gov
eminent demand the surrender of the
prisoners, no difficulty will be expert
enccd in obtaining them.
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The VERMONT SFAFEsMAN.-Th first
number of The Vermont Statesman
new series, weekly editionl will be is
sued January LIST, 1874. Specimen cop
les on application to - =: -.
IS. CHARLES PoRtERoY BUTTON,
sep12d&w3m Burlington, Vt.
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Fire AND Loss OF LIFE IN SwANFoN.
Early Tuesday morning, the hired
man of Mr. John Smith, who lived in
Swanton, near Sheldon line, went to the
barn with a kerosene lantern and COM
menced doing the chores, when the Ian
tern exploded and set the barn on fire
The man ran to the house and called
Mr.. Smith, who soon reached the barn
and commenced rescuing the stock.
Becoming either caught by timbers or
suffocated he fell face downwarts on a
pile of straw, and was there burned to
death, while the barn, two cows, four
horses, forty sheep and all theother con-
tents were. consumed. During the fore
noon, Mr.. Smiths charred remains were
recovered, but the limbs were gone and
the rest of his body burned beyond re-
cognition.
BLr. Smith was aged about 50 years,
and has left wife and four children,
of whom the youngest is about 70 He
was a kind husband and father, and an
esteemed citizen, and the knowledge of
hisydeath will carry profound sorrow
wherever he was known.
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NORMAL SCHOOL.
RANDOLPH. VERMONT.

The Spring Term begins the second
Tuesday in February.
Courses OF study extended. Board Of
Instruction enlarged. Number OF stu
dents increased. More than two hundred
graduates. Tuition ss4 year.
EDWARD CoNANT.
a. 80 Principal
Randolph, VI, Oct, ls73. 27eod&wIy
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SPAIN AID GERMANY LIKELY re. COME TO
ISL rs 80 BLOWS. - "a .l...is
81 =. BERLIN, Dec. 8.
The controversy between the German
and Spanish governments, regarding the
German vessels seized by Spanish war
vessels in the PHILIPPINE Islands, con-
tinues to increase in the seriousness of
its aspect. The German frigate Arou-
peynez, and corvette Augusta, have been
ordered to be prepared for active service
at a moments notice.
A TRIBUNAL. FOR TIKI INyEsTdG ALTON OF
j.. ~ COLLISIONS J.-
IL 5..s ~. -, :. VERSAILLES, Dec. 3.
Admiral Jacques has proposed to the
Assembly the establishment of an inter
national tribunal for the purpose of
investigating collisions between vessels
on the high seas.
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An Erie suit.

Z. NEW York, Dec. 3.
The Erie railroad has brought suit
against O. FL. p. Archer to force a set
Element of accounts. IS 49, +.
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local BUSINESS NOTICES.

DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his dwelling
house and lot for sale, situated south
east of the railroad depot in the village
of Fairhaven, VT. For terms and par
ticuIars apply to .ss'.. IS
..st-.. I'LL. ..i..5 VIM c.. KIPrREDGE.
Sept. 80, 1873. dSw3n wv
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Boston Produce uarhea.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
q. q. CHAMBERLIH & Co. Commission
Merchants, 70 and 81 FaneUi Ran
-.-.... Market, Boston.
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Coop TEMPLARs' LITERARY SOCIETY,"
Quite a large gathering met last even
ing, in Good Templars' hall, in conse-
quence of the announcement that .
drama was expected. The members pre-
sented the laughable farce of ''We're all
Teetotalers ;" and the characters were
we'll sustained by the following ladies
and gentlemen ..s. @...E -..=
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~ ECeLEsIAsTICAL EDICl.

The ecclesiastical authorities of Ha-
yana have issued an edict ordering the
priests to refuse Pedro Florente, Arch
bishop of Santiago de Cuba, their coun-
tenanoe or assistance, if he celebrates
any religious ceremony, and not to per-
NIT him to enter any church. under their
charge, because Florente is in open re-
bollion against the Holy See, and has
been. accommodated. An order Of the
College OF Cardinals replaces as Vicar
the priest Cubera, who was expelled by
Florente. e. =-- .e-
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FoREwARNINGs OF CONSUMPTION.
Remember that a cough, a cold, or some.
lungs always preeedes Consumption, and
absolute certainty by Hale's Honey Of
Horehou1d and Tar. Crittentons, I 9Th
Avenue, For sale by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothacbe Drops cure ID. one
minute. -....r. ... ...-.
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PRICES.

Beef per 100 lbs On total weight of hide,
tallow and dressed meats, extra, S9.0oa
$3.50; first quality, ss.0o9s,50: second
quality, s6.oo@s7:5o; third quality, 5000
some of the poorest, bulls, etc, sa.5o(s
5.75.
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CAsTLEToN SEMINARY.

This old and well knswn Institution l.
still in successful operation, with a fuli
corps of teachers, tor preparing young
men for college, OF for business, and Offer.
ing unusual facilities In Music, French.
Drawing and Painting, and other accom-
plishments to young ladies.
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IL ana lll...-'...-.. edch o-cR, f'0o
q AlIbooks sent, postpaid, for retail price.
OLIVER DITsoN & co., cHAs. NJ. DITsoN CO.,
BOSTON. I'll B'dway, N. Y.
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Frein New York.

a ~ -: THE LOAN .CIRPIFICATEs 49,
The loan certificates issued by the
Loan Committee of the associated banks
are being rapidly redeemed; $14,000,o00
out of the $e8, 900, 900 issued have been
thus. far cancelled by different banks
who subscribed: It is possible that
before the New Year all will be whisked
ont. No publication will be made of
banks which accepted the loan.
~: SHORT SUPPLY OF GOAL.
A dispatch from Honesdale, Pa,
says the amount of coal taken to tide
water is AZ, 662 tons less than last season.
About $50 boats were ice-bound, CON
tanning 10000 tons of coal; 224 1881
are now stored on the docks here. All
tho. coal trains, owing to the dull times,
will be taken off this winter, and no
coal will be stored here, for the first
time, Work is almost suspended in the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company's
mines. The company has been running
on thFee-auarteFs time for some weeks.
This suspension will throw hundreds of
men out of employment. The tannery
and lumber interests are also depressed.
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BOSTON lave sroCK MARKET

For Week ending Tuesday, Dec. ?, 1878.
Reported for the Rutland AArrd,
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT wATERTowS MARKET
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Schools.

pRYANT & sTRATT0N
TROY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
One OF the oldest, largest. most practi-
cal and best sustained commercial schools
In this country. Only Incorporated bust
moss college in the state OF New York.
Only college that teaches bookkeeping
by original transactions and only iasti-
tuition having 80 per cent. of its graduates
in business. The college catalogue giving
full information viii be s0nt TO any ad-
dress. JNO. Il. CARMEL.
d6m&wly Principal.
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DEAVERINES !! BEAVERINES !!
ID The only cold and water proof
Cloth Boots in the market. All those trou-
bied with eorns and cold feet can get re-
lfeved by huyipg pair Of ,,,,, om
NO. 6 MERCHANTsl ROW.
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STATE NORMAN SCHOOL,.

CAoIIEION.
Free Tuition is offered to allwho grad a.
ate, and Thorough course in branches r.
ouired by the State, together with thsos :
and practice of teaching.
REV. 4. @. WILLIAMS,
mh22deod&~ly Principal.
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the virgInlus Affair.

EXCITEMENT. AT HAVANA OVER THE PRO
rocoL BETWEEN SPAIN. AND THE UNIT
81. ED STATES 81 FL. ~ .
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PROCLAMATION /:

. . IN9IABITANTs OF HAYANA-It is my,
tIuty,te prevent public opinion from GO
ing astray. consider it opportune to
address you as a friend, recommending
the utmost calH1ness under present cir
oumstanGes. The Eirginius question has
given SPANS enemies an opportunity to
spread false runners, hoping thereby to
excite your ardent and unimpeachahle
patriotism, while their only object was
to promote the rebel cause. 1t is true.
that treaties have been made and that /
have received communications in reFa-
ton to them, but if have managed to
inspire you with any confidence, give
me proof. of it by your reflective and
tranquil behavior. Be assured will do
everything possible in behalf of the IN
forests of the province and the dignity
of the nation, which, like yourselves. I
hold in higher esteem than life.
(Signed) JoTvEILAR.
This proclamation was extensively
distributed in the theaters, cafes and
other public places, and the excitement
is subsiding. .|l.
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81. III. ..r.--s -|.-t. p HAVANA, Dec. =, T.
The publication of the protocol, sign
ed by Secretary Fish and the Spanish
minister. caused intense agitation and
great indignation here, but popular feel
ing is. calming down under the convie-
ten that the Spanish government viii
protect the Spanish honor, and under
the confidence which. is placed in the
sense. justice and prudence of the peo-
pie Of the United States. There have
been no violent demonstrations and the
peace of the city is undisturbed. The
people and the authorities are in full ac-
cord, and the reported resignation of the
higher officers of the island is positive
ly contradicted The authorities are de-
termined to save the country and pre-
vent foreign Interference. Captain Gen
eraI .Jouvellar has issued the following
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BY the Cable.

SPAIN Axn GERMANY. LIKELY TO. COME TO
U.s. e. 80 BLOWS. -. III 49,
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TUESDAY, Deg. :, 1873.
PETTER