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CUBA.
citisen Charges Against the Captain General
Spanish Bulletin Of Battle.


HAVANA, June %, 1873
The Tribune denies the report that 1t contem
plates ceasing publication. In Its issue to-day 1t
says Captain General Pieltain prohibits the repub
licans in Havana from holding meetings.
Spanish telegram says force OF insurgents
were defeated at san Jose and ned They were
pursued by the Spaniards, who overlook and dis
pcrsed them.
Meetings have been held In the Cinco Villas dis
trict for the purpose OF devisng means for oppos-
ing the circulation Of republican journals.
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General Kaufmann's Negotiations with the
Vanquished POtentate
Moscovite Proposals for Peace
full Settlement.
lnaincerity Of the Dynast and Oonoentra-
ton of the Invaders.
Russian Report of Complete
Triumph.


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our correspond
emit in the British metropolis =
LONDON, June 26, 1873.
A telegram from Central Asia addressed to
the HERALD has reached this city. 1t is dated
Aulie Ata Turkistan, May 90.
TIE KHAN SAID TO HAVE SURRENDERED HIS
The correspondent says that it was reported
In Turkistan that His Highness the Khan of
Khiva had surrendered his city uncondition-
ally to General Kaufman, Commander-in-
Chief Of the Russian armies operating against
him.
PEACE DELAYED BY KHIvEsE INsINCERITY.
General Kaufman was at first well dis
posed towards the humbled ruler and not
by any means inclined to insist upon hard
terms in behalf of the Emperor Alexander;
but when he found that twelve different
proposals which he rendered, each present
ing basis of settlement, were rejected, be-
cause Of evident trickery on the part of the
Khivese, he was compelled to break off the
negotiations and refuse all attempts for q
renewal of the correspondence.
RUSSIAN ARMY CONCENTRATION.
General Kaufman had formed junction
with the Russian column under Verefkins
before the taking of Kungrat.
Russian Report OF tho Capitulation OF
tho Khan-His Capital Held by the
Soldiers OF the Gar.
ST.. PETERSBURG juno 26, 1873.
The Kimir (newspaper) publishes de-
,spatch from Tashkend announcing that the
Khan Of Khiva has capitulated to the Russian
forces and that the capital of the Khanate is
now occupied by the Cars troops.
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THE SHAH.
His Majesty's Visit to Liverpool Municipal
Courtesies and king Cotton" Tempo
rarily Dethroned.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

LIVERPOOL, June &c, 1879.
His Majesty the Shah of Persia arrived in this
city at the hour OF two O'Clock in the afternoon
to-day. He journeyed in a special train from Lon
don.
The Shah was received at the railway terminus
by the Lord Lieutenant OF the county and the High
Sheriff, who escorted him to st. Georges Hall,
where he was received by the Mayor.
COTTON IN COMPLIMENT.
The Cotton Exchange was closed this afternoon
in honor OF the visit OF the Shah.
French Vote for Municipal Honor to His
Majesty.
PARIS, June 20, 1873.
The municipality OF Paris to-day reconsdered its
vote refusing to appropriate money for the recep-
ton Of the Shah of Persia and adopted resolution
providing Tor night Jete and Illumination in honor
OF the visit of His Majesty.
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BILLIARD WONDERS.
The Grandest Display Of Skill Ever
Witnessed in America.
SPECTATORS WILD WITH DELIGHT.

Albert GARNER Eclpses the American ''star"
and the French Comet in One Day-stinging
Defeats Of DAILY and Ubassy-Garnier's
Great Run Of ll3-Garnier Weak from
Nervous Exhaustion-His Wife
Goes Home in Dread-A
Few Loafsrs Lett.
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TEL GRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June &c, 1873.
The following despatch has been received here =
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
LAT. so 40 N, Lon. 40 46 W., !
WEDNESDAY NooN June rs, 1873.
zone thousand nve hundred and thirty-nve nau-
tical miles Of cable have been paid out
"All Is going on well.
1--WE hope to arrive in Hearts Content on Satur.
day.u
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PENANG, June 20, 1878.
1t is reported here that the government Of Hol-
land is willing to enter into negotiations with the
Sultan OF Acheen for the peaceful settlement Of the
differences between the two countries.
TURKISH INTEREST IN THE STRUGGLE.
It Is also rumored that twelve Turkish vessels
are on their way to Acheen to support the Asatic
Sultan's forces in their war against the Dutch
troops.
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THE CHOLERA IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June g. 1873.
Twenty-four deaths from cholera are reported to-
day. The disease seems to attack different parts
Of the city at different times, and while prevalent
in one portion It is scarcely present In another.
MEMPHIS, June 20, 1873.
There were seven interments from cholera to-
day
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BATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Me-, June 20, 1873
Among the honorary degrees conferred by Bates
College at the Commencement yesterday was that
OF A. NJ, upon BENJAMIN +. Bates, OF Boston, from
whom the college takes Its name.
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IRELAND.
Fenians Returning to First Love Loyalty.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CORK, June 26, 1873.
large number OF the guns taken from the
militia barracks on Tuesday night have been re.
covered by the police.
Several persons who are well known as Fenians
informed the authorities where the arms could be
found.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June 90, 1873.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
1885, 900 francs during the past week.
CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS.
The conservative republican journal lie IKE
steele has been seized.
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s p A I N
Caflist and Republican Bulletins Of the Re-
suit Of the Latest Battle.

Oulb Vi tuO u0tUOt D0ttlUs
Positive Contradictions from tho Contending
Centres = City Riot and Mayor
Killed adicalist Insurrection in Seville
Commission Of Republican "Repre-
sentative to the Court Of St
James-ANo Point for the
Downing Street Ministry.
TElEeRAMs TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
MADRID, June 20, 1873.
The Impartial confirms the report OF victory
by the Carlists, commanded by General Eo, over
the republicans under General Nouvilas, on Sun
day last, in Navarro
Colonel Misunderstanding to the Impartial
who commanded the 1000 loyal troops captured by
the insurgents, was killed. and son Of General
Nouvilas was wounded.
General Nouvilas retreated with his defeated
force to Tella. ave leagues distant from the scene
OF the battle.
The Carlist leader Rodica was killed in the en-
gagement.
Republican Contradiction OF tho Royal
ist Report.
MADRID, June 2e-Evening.
The statement Of the Impartial, In its issue this
afternoon that the report OF the defeat OF General
Nouvilas and the capture OF 1000 OF his troops by
the Carlists was confirmed, Is untrue.
The Spanish government this evening publishes a
denial OF the report.
City Riot and q Mayor Murdered.
MADRID, June &c, 1873.
There were serious disturbances in Malaga yes
terday The populace rose against the authorities
and killed the Mayor OF the city.
Order was restored in the evening.
Radicalist Demonstration and Street
Bnrricades.
MADRID, June 20, 1873.
The extreme radicals have risen in Seville and
thrown up barrlcades in the streets.
The latest dispatches from the city state that 1t
is expected that the outbreak will be suppressed
before the night is over.
A NOVEL POINT OF DEMOCRATIC DIPLOMACY.
Senor Rubio has been appointed Spanish Minister
at London in place OF Don Moret Prendergast.
In his credentials Se1or Rubio Is styled "Repre-
sentative OF Spain to England" instead OF 'to Her
Majesty the queen Of England"
All representatives Of spain to Powers which
have not recognized the Republic are similarly ac-
credited.
cARLIsr EXECUTION OF BROTHER CRUSADERS
The Carlist leader saballs lately mad three OF his
officers shot and has condemned several others to
death. 1t is not known what induced Saballs to
order the executions.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AND PROVINCIAL LEGISLATIVE
REPRESENTATION.
Municipal elections are ordered for the 10Th Of
July and for provincial deputies for the 9th of Sep
TENDER.
The Ex-Qucen Isabella Takes Leave OF
tho Vatican.
ROME, June 20, 1873.
The ex-Queen Of Spain, Isabella, has taken her
departure from this city.
She expressed herself highly gratified with her
reception at the Vatican, where she made lavish
presents and contributions.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

The Steamship Great Eastern Nearing Hearts
Content" Paying Out the New Cable.
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FRANCE.

Bullion in Flow to the Bank-Censorship Of
the Press
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NETHERLANDS INDIA.

Dutch Disposition for Peace in Atcheen-Turk-
ish Sympathy with the Asiatic Sultan.
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While Pastor OF the Canton Church

New Jersey years temporarily lost my voice.
and In consequence unable to preach for nearly
year Last Spring began to have all the symptoms Of
losing again Ilabored with difficulty tearing
each time preached would be the last In July com
menced using DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, u the
time rubbing throat and chest freely with the
Liniment garged my throat daily according to the
directions given in DIR Jaynes Almanac, At the same
time taking the Exgecto!ant regularly. Feeling very
Lniment, but still kept with the Expectorant This
Winter Ihave been more exposed and preach oftener
growing stronger and were IL not for the REQUIRE
Of my calling firmly believe permanent would
be effected by the Expecorant AT all events the good
has done and Is doing me makes me anxious to recon-
mend IL to all who suffering from Throat Lung
Compaints-Rev. W. Pike, Lakevllle, Washington
county, NY
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ENGLAND.
Specie in Flow to the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 26 1878.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
f4Io, 600 during the past week.
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KILOGRAMS TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, June 20, 1878.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day signor LAMA,
President OF the Council, announced that all the
Ministers had rendered their designations to the
King, but they would remain IN office until the
formation OF new Cabinet.
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Havana Exchange.

HAVANA, June &c. 1873
Exchange quiet. On United States sixty days
currency, 81 premium; short sight, % premium
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ITALY.

The Cabinet Crisis Continued "A New Ministry
Being Constituted by the Crown.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.



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The Cholera March and What Should be Done to
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Corns Cured, soc. TO 81; Bunions, Nails,
&C. treated at $50 Broadway, between Thirteenth and
SITS. DIR. WESTERyELT, Chiropodst-
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signor Minghetti Called To Construct n
Cabinet.
ROME, June %. 1879.

ROME, June 70. 1873
King Victor Emmanuel arrived at Florence to-
might from Turin and Immediately summoned
Slrnor Minghetti to undertake the task OF forming
anew Ministry.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured Svith>
out pain; CORN CURE, BY mail, SOC. DR.. RICE, 0d
Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
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Mothers, Save the Lives or Your DaughS
Standard Specific HALE's HONEY OF HOREuOUND
AND TAR.
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Donovan's RestaurRnt, No. Ease
Twelfth street. Fifth breakfast to order
75c. Table d'hote 81 so. including wine.
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David's Elegant Beaver, Cashmere and
Straw HATS, Tor gentlemen, 2ssIS Broadway, Du-
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Red Noses.-A DR.. Bcrnier, I'm Paris. In
bleaching noses to which the trcacherous influence %
liquor has impaired rudy glow by means Of eeotri
whiteness DR.. GOURAUD's CELEBRATED ITALIAN
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flaming into q delicate white This soap will also
Moth Patches letter scaly Erqpons Of the Skin.
Black Worms Barbers Itch, Scald Head, Inamed Skin,
Prcky Heat and all diseases OF the skin arising
impure state Of the blood, exposure and mprndence in
lie, excessive OF mercury &c. 30 ccLts cake.
Found at Dr. GoURAUDs, IS Bond street. Established
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Summer ExcurstOns.-KnOx Has n Va
ricty HATS suitable for excursions, fishing parties &C.
Cheap and comfortable are the KNOX Hats Make your
purchases at No. 2l2 broadway.
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A.-Nevcr sink Life Prcserver. Kahn.
wEILER's PATENT CORK JACKET Is the safest in
exisence indispensable to those crossing the a.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prizcs CashetIs
orders filed information furnished. Highest pa
10. spanish Bank Bills. Governments &C. &c.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ii Wall street, late ofl6.
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A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat OF Sue
pcrior quality direct to the manufacturer, ESPkN
SCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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A.-Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder 70
the original and only genuine powder imported to
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re.
duced circulars sent and information given. We sold
the $500 900 prize In the awing OF April ~
j. H. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
Post Office box 1888 New York.
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The glory OF Carriers achievements yesterday
can only be measured by considering that DAILY
was conceded to be Americas best PLAYER. DAILY
defeated Ubassy, the great French ''star' and the
pet OF Chicago. GARNER In one Cay defeated the
man who had conquered Ubassy and then wrested
victory from Ubassy as well. Besides this, he
made the largest run in the tournament thus far
and Mrs. GARNER stands a fair chance OF wearing
one of those lockets on that run.
In the pools the odds were 10 to 10 In favor OF
Daly and to In favor OF Ubassy.
This afternoon Deery plays DAILY. and tonight
Joseph Dion vs. Daily and Cyrille Dion vs. Ubassy.
The following Is q calendar OF the tournament:-
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not rs great as in former years. The re-
ports show the definite location of 1928
miles during the fiscal year, of which 200
miles are OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
in the Territory of Dakota.
The following act Of Congress was APP
proved February Is, 1873 III Stat, 465 J
AN ACT IN RELATION iro MINERAL LANDS.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senatatiyes Of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That within the States hereinaf-
ter named deposits mines OF iron or coal be- aud
they are hereby, excluded from the operations OF
an act emil led An act to promote the development
OF the mining RESOURCES Of the United States, ap'
proved May 10 lsT2 aud said act shall not apply to
the mineral lands situated and being within the
States Of Michigan, Wisconsin aud Minnesota, aud
to exploration and purchase according TO the lega
subdivisions thereof, before the passage OF sale
act; and that any bona tide entries OF such lands
within said States, since the passage thereof ma,
be patented without reference TO the pro visions
said act.
Previous to the date of said Mining &C
of 1872, lands containing deposits of iroI
ore were disposed of for cash at privat'
entry the same Us agricultural lands. Tn
language of the Mining act, however, is =
comprehensive us to justify the belief tina
it was the intention of Congress to includ
iron ore among the mineral deposits to b
disposed of under its provisions. Congress
by subsequent legislation appears to hay
placed this construction upon the act.
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A FIENDISH REYENGE.

At the same hour when the preceding
events we're occurring a large top sail
schooner was standing on and off the East
ern Passage of Tonga-taboo harbor, wait
ibg 70 enter the port and come to anchor.
Upon the stern of this schooner, leaning
against the bulwarks, stood fresh looking
and rosy-faced youth of eighteen or nine
teen years, who was looking dreamily
through the night in the direction of the
distant land And near the youth stood
the skipper of the schooner, whose gaze
had long been fixed in the same direction.
Did | understand you to say, Denny
Breeze, that you expect to find old aquain-
tances upon this island2'' asked the com
mander, breaking long and attentive 81.
lence.
Yes, Captain Morrison" replied Den
ny Breeze, drawing nearer to his command
err, so as to speak with more of the freedom
of confidence. II refer 10 the Reverend
Mr.. Fortescue, and his daughter"
They are old aquaintances, then ?"
Yes, sir, they used to live In the village
where | was born, and their house was al
ways 10 me like second hOme--the only
home / have had, in fact, since the death
Of my mother. F"
And the strange disappearance Of your
father, You should have added, said Capt.
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A VERY WEB OF PERIL.

1t was in vain that her savage enemies
called to Ella Fortscue, in the frightful
circumstances in which we left her:
THE water is full of sharks y
'Oh, father speak to me y she cried.
sustaining the pallid face of the dead mis-
sl0nary above the water
The dumbness succeeding this appeal was
terribly significant, as was also the very in
ertness of the lifeless form.
He is deadr" she gasped.
lowering over the edge of the boat, and
needless alike OF the cries of the savages or
of the missiles they were still discharging
at her, the poor girl placed her hand upon
the heart of the missionary.
1t had indeed ceased to beat.
And | may as well die, too T. was the
cry of anguish that welled to EIlie's lips, as
she capsized the nearly filled boat, and lei
her fathers body sink in the sea, to keep il
from falling into the hands ofthe cannibals
"Of what further use is my life, even if
could make my escape from these murder
Gus enemies2 1t matters little what be
comes fine now, said Ellie to herself, a,
she swan shoreward They can do What
they will.
The next instant she was seized by the
hair of her head by the foremost of hel
pursuers. and dragged rudely out of the
water and thrust into the bottom of boat
"The missionary" cried this savage
looking eagerly around upon the surface o.
the water.
The girl pointed downward, with man
ner sufficiently indicative of her belief tha
the body of her father was going dow
thousands of feet, to the midst Of cora
caves, beyond all decay, beyond all life
there to await the resurrection,