, 1873-12-04

Anniversary of .the massacre of the
medical students of the Medical Uniyer-
sitv Of Havana. which took place three
years ago, will be suitably observed in
the Church of Santiago de Cuba, in this
city tomorrow. The massacre of per-
sons seized on the Vire in: US will also be
cCmmemorated.
BALTIMORE, Nov. f7.-Census of the
city, which was completed yesterday by |
the police, shows population of 302.-
993. !
Sash factory and planning mill of Wat
son were burned this afternoon. Loss,
SIC, 600; insurance; $20,000.
SprISGFIELD. Mass. Nov. q -Hoos
ac tunnel opened too day.
Cornwall, Canada. Nov. 2G.-D. A.
Mcdonald, Postmaster General. has
been reelected by acclaRation.
-MADHID, Nv. 27.-Cart,sena was
bombarded for eight hours yesterday by
land batteries. The town and man of
war Mendez Nunez replied with visor.
Outlying fort Of Donjim was silenced by
the fire of the beSiegers. 1t is reported
that its commandant and several other
officers were killed. The insursent
feet in the har5or got up steam to-day,
for what purpose is not yet known. The
rebel troops, through the admirals Of
foreign squadrons. have requested a
truce of two hours. 1t is believed that
propositions for the surrender of the
city are soon to be made.
PARIS. Nov. 27.-Offcial announce
| ment of the new Cabinet made to day
Last Mini, ter of the Interior, Duke de
| i}rcglie. Foreign Affairs Duke de Gases,
War; Gen. Dubaruil, Finance; Minister
Laustic do Piarie, Public Works: de
Larcv, Marine. Admiral de Hornsy,
Benlo, Enoul AMI Balbie are the raem;
beIs of the previous ministry who have
retired.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 27-Steamer Eanig
Wilhelm, from Nsw York, which ar
rived at Southampton on the 9th inst
proceeded for Bremen and has gone
ashore near N.euve Diape on the coas
Of Holland Passengers are all SAT.
Two steamers are trying to harl her off
hut 1t is expected she Will haye to b
unloatled before she can be got aiioat.
IoSDos. Nov. a8. -Bullion in tn,
Bank Of England has increased 81 056,
900. Bank rate Is reduced to s PEI
cent
.Rathsehiids announce Russian /
! ner cl.t loan Of $40, 600, Geo.
san FRAScIsoo, Nov. 28.-Wm, Il
Watl,lnds, Superintendent Of the Ore
.son Penitentiary, arrived here taiS
morning, to take Bargeman a las Shnliz.
;ae alleged highwayman, back. The
Superintendent visited the Jail with
Mat Bledsoe, who was confined in the
Peniteniiary when Shr!tz escaped and
| both recognized the prisoner as the man
wanted. Shultz seems Gej7cted at hia
capture and stated that he did not ex
pect any light treatment on his return
| to Salem.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-It is stated on
good authority that our Government has
extended the time for Spain to make a
definite reply to the ultimatu1.
i Dispatches of an elaborate character
received from Madrid to-day, giving an
account of an interview between Sickles
and the Spanish Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
The report of the Secretary of tho In
terror shows very satisfactory condl-
ton ofuffairs. He suggests ths practi
cabiiity of arming the tribes hostile to
tie Government.
New York, Nov. 27.-The greatest
activity prevails in all departments of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The last iron
was put upon the Spanish sloop-of-war
Arapiles, this morning, but she cannot
get her guns and ammunition aboard
before the meeting of Congress.
Thanksgiving day was observed here
and throughout the State to-day. by q
general suspension Of business and the |
customary religious services.
Arrived, steamer Abssynia, from Liv-
erpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-A mass
meeting of working men and women,
was held at Independence Square today |
at which addresses were made by par |
ties identified with IntcrnationalIsts.
Resolutions of radical character were
adopted.
The Government vessels Powhattan |
and Manhattan. returned to breahwater
this morning on account of bad weather. |
New York, Nov. 25.--M. Anesana,
and Carlos Del CASTILLO, publish card |
stating they are only representatives
from the Republican Government OF
Cuba, and that the collection of funds |
f II suffering Cubahs is without then |
audi GRITTY and against tie commands OF
their Government, and coudemning all |
attempts 10 enlist men, as beirg direct
violation OF the laws.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Ex Governor and
Ex-senator Richard Yates of this State,
died Suddenly last night at Barnum's
Hotel, ST. Louis He was 55 year old.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2S.-A fearful trag-
egy occurred at Harrodsburg, Ky, yes
e. I'll II