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G U B A LIB r E.
The Change Of Presidents by the Patriots-A
Meeting Of Congress in Cuba Libre-Ca-
Ixto Garcia the New Commander-in-
Chief Of the Eastern Department.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsR,LD.

HAVANA, Dec. 16, 1878.
The following intelligence has been received
from the headquarters of the rebellion;-
THE MAMBI CONGRESS.
The socalled Cuban House OF Representatives in
session at Bejucal de Jiguani, have formally de-
posed Cespedes from the Presidency by virtue Of
the powers conceded the legislative branch in ar
tcles seven, eight and nine of the Constitution of
Guimaro. The object OF this act is understood to
be the restoration to power of the old Junta Of
New York.
PANCHO AGUILERA
will take charge OF the Presidency, which Is now
filed ad interim by the Marquis OF Santa Lucia, q
member Of the House OF Representatives. Under
the new administration Vicente Garcia becomes
Secretary of War; DR.. Maceo, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, and Calixto Garcia, Commander-in Chief
OF the forces operating in the Eastern Department
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ASHANTEE.
Health-Slow Progress in the Field and
Invalids Accumulating Rapidly.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 16 1873.
Advices from Cape Coast Castle to the oath ult.
report that General Sir Garnet Wolseey had COM
lpletely recovered his health and resumed active
duty.
During his illness the expedition was at a stand
'Etill, ana movements had since been difficult
owing to the number OF sick.
PORTUGUESE OBJECTIONS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
AN ARMY HOSPITAL.
The authorities at Madeira were placing all the
obstacles they could in the way OF the establish
fment there of q sanatorium for British soldiers
Jstrcken with fever
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STRIKING PRINTERS TO BE INDICTED.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 10, 1873.
Bills OF indictment against members OF Typo
graphical Union No. T. OF this city, Will be brought
before the Grand Jury OF the Court OF quarter Ses-
sions tomorrow. seventy OF them are presented
and all have given bail. The evidence against
them is such as will cause a true bill to be found
against all OF them. This is regarded by the men,
bers OF trades unions throughout the state as
test case.
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SHARKEY,S WHEREABOUTS.

The detectives, who are looking for sharkey in
Houston street, have not by any means captured
him. This should not be wondered at, although
the name OF the classic locality Is dear to the
escaped Eighth ward murderer. There is good
reason to believe that he was In Houston. Texas q
few days ago, and that his halt there was on the
xuov To Ma viz
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ARREST OF A F0RGER.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 16. 1873.
Francis wardell, lately crcuator for the Bufalo
Erpress brought to this city to-day from Alex
andcr, Genesee county, by Detective Watts,
charged with forgeries OF promssory notes nego-
tiated with number Of banks and individuals TO
the amount OF about f16,00U. The prisoner ac-
knowledged his guilt to the 0flicer.
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Died.

wARDLow.-On Tuesday, December 16 at No. S9l
Second street, Williams burg n. Y, MARY JANE,
the beloved vile OF William H. wardlow, aged 81
years.
Her remains will be removed for interment on
Thursday, at two O'Clock p. NJ, to Cypress Hills
Cemetery. Friends will please accept this notice.
Hull (Engand) papers please copy.
IFor Other Deaths See Ninth Pd1e.I
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YcsK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1878.
The Swiss government has reimbursed to cti.
zen Staempni the expenses incurred by him as
member OF the Geneva Court OF Arbitration, the
citizen delegate declining an honorarium In the
form OF testimonial
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ENGLAND.

severe Storm and Serious Losses of Life and
Property-Curious Cause of a Boiler Explo-
sion-Discount and Bullon-Gale on the
Coast, with Much Damage to Shipping.
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FRANCE.
Royalist Political Reaction Against the Democ-
racy Of the Ballot
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoHK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec 16, 1878.
rumor is current that in consequence OF the
successes Of the republicans In the late supple
mentary ections ior members OF the Assembly,
the Right has resolved to propose an alteration Of
the Suffrage law, by which 100000 of persons will
be deprived OF the elective franchise.
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SPAIN.
Conflicting Statements Of the Prospects Of the
carlist Cause-Court Martial for
.Combatant Cure.
TflecaMs 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

m BAYoNNE, Dec 10, 1879.
The oficial journal OF the Carlists In this city an.
hounccs that the force OF royalsts under TrIstauy
had captured the town OF Berga.
The Cure OF Santa Cruz, who was captured q few
Days ago by General Lizarraga, Is to be tried by
Court martial.
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Free sift Is DOubly Valuable.-Go
to KNox'S. when selecting Christmas presents His
stock OF FUas Is magnificent and his prices low, wnc
Knox s the recognized halter OF the metropolis ny
stores are NO 22 Broadway In the Prescott House anu
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As . standard Remedy for Coughs ana
Colds PoRTERs COUGH BALsAM ackn9wis,ased "
all who have given IL trial as tho nost Lelsu.c ~
particularly adapted affections OF the throRs aao uns
diseases Price Soc,. 6Qc. end w. bottle
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Ask for G0odslrs-The Finest Imported
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS. Beautiful
patterns. Sold everywhere.
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A Positive Cure for Diphtherin and
scarlet fever.-CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BAIsAM
established ~ years. never fails At drug stores at IS
lain afr
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FUNERAL OF A DISTINGUISHED MASON

BOSTON, Dec. 10, 1873.
The funeral or the late Charles W. Moore, at
Emanuel church to-day, was attended by large
number Qt high Masonic dignitaries.
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Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
The Surrender Of the Ship Officially An
nounced by the SpaniardS.
President CASTELAR, Conveys the News in
Person to Minister Sickles.
CORDIAL EXPRESSION ON BOTH SIDES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in Madrid, by way of Paris:-
PARIS, Dec. 16, 1873.
HERALD telegram, in cipher, from Madrid,
says that President CASTELAR, made an official
call on Minister Sickles to-day, in company
with the Spanish Secretary of State.
A formal announcement of the surrender of
the virginius and the prisoners was made to
General Sickles by the Minister'S and the
utmost cordiality prevailed on both sides.
No News OF the Surrender OF the Vir-
gfnius Received by the Navy Depart
ment.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 1873.
The Navy Department at midnight was without
any advices regarding the surrender or the vr-
ginius. Bahia Honda, where the delivery was
probably made is many miles from any telegraph
station. The details are not expected tonight.
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CUBA.

Preparation for a Winter Campaign Against
the Rebellion-Colonial Opinion Of Cas-
telar's Ministerial Position-Citizen
Call to the Executive-Rein-
forcements from Europe
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A.--Hernia. No Intelligent Person Will
hpy any metal spring iron hoop finger pad The Elias
TIC TRUSS 6S3 Broadway, nolds rupture comfortably
till permanently cured % branch offices In princl-
pal cities.
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Wet Feet Are Apt to Travel Towards
the graveyard. Cure the colds they produce with
HALE'S HONEY OF HoRBHoUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOUTHACHE DROPS cure IN one minute.
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EUGENE AND VICTORIA.
The Ex-Empress at Court at Windsor.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec, 16, 1878.
The ex-Empress Eugenie is visiting Queen VIC
toria at Windsor Castle to-day.
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MIA Paralysis. Chilblans and Chronic Indauk
matory Rheuma atism DC. Best combnatioa dis
covered Price 80 cents and 81 bottle Depot 45i Sixth
ayen
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what They say in Madrid.

MADRID, Dec TT 1873,
The carlist insurrcctionists are decreasing In
humber.
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A.-Espenschctd,sH Holiday Had tor rs

The Christmas week. the OF gaycy and social
unions is upon and as its fitting accompaniment ES-
PENsCHElD has the pleasure Of announcing that his
holiday HATS ready for inspection and sale at lis
Nnss irn
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SWITZERLAND.

Citizen Repayment Of Alabama Arbitration
Expens.s
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Havana L0ttory.-ExtraOrdina Draw
ing sl.sooo distributed prize every seven 1ckeAp
We sold last extraordinary drawing capita PRICE
$500 600 Prizes cashed, clrculars sent iniormatioa
46S5 Post Office New York.
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BRUG'S GOLDEN sCEPTRE.
A.-HOliday styles OF Gentlem ms
HATS and SEALsKIN CAPS at lowest prices
r. ERNENwE Elm, las Nassau street.
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Pure and Delicious Tobacco is Sur
ppu,,o nor nEN ~rEpTpC
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Mrs. shaw's Moth and Erecl<le LOtiOn<
Warranted All druggists; 81. Depot GILES n Goa
45l Sixth avenue New York.
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Auction Sale OF Watches and Jewclry
this afternoon and evening"
(yEO a. ALLEN, 6u BROADWAY.
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For Eyeglasses and spectaclcs Go To
SERMONS. 0ptician, 68y Broadway.
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Fountains India store, I#E#
Thrteeeth street and Broadway
Very choice and novel assortment Of Goods at run0us
prices Opposite Waiiack's Theatre,
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FOR the Rest Opera, Field and Marin
GLASsES, SERMONS, Optlcisn. 68z broadway.
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Attorney at Law,
BEFORE ALL THE DISTRICT
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Applications filed for rcfuniiug moneys pali,
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The book as more Interesting than any romance.
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cheeJaHy commend ii 10 The public taror.
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From VIZ. II. Enrness. D. D.:

From Vim. H. FunesS, DID,:
Having read this record of the UNDER
GROUND RAILROAD" | can only say that it is "a
work Of extraordinary interest and Of great raiue
as an illustration OF the terrible despo'ism.
which little while ago reigned over us all, and
which is now thank heaven > no more.