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Sy,up SCIENCE OF HEALTH, FOR SEPTEMBER,
CURE and much other hyRienc matter useful TO 4verv
reader year, Tor six months or three monns On
New York -
WORKS ON "wATER OURR."-FOR CATALOGUE
w with titles and prices Of all the best works. sen0
stamp 70 8, r. WELts. So RkQadwsy, New yoss..
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Vienna Exposition.

Vienna Exposition.
Latest cable Tho WEED lea is the awar4
to sewing machines and Mr. George Fairfield, its ins
ventor, as cooperation"
From official records We see that the Weed Machine
received the award Paris in 1861 also the rsC
prize gold medal at the Maryland Institute Fair in Bali.
timore In 1869
The Patent Stop Notion owned by the Weed Conn.
pnpy and applied to their and unexcecd manuiac>s
turing machine, greatly admired by everybody the
Emperor taking special notice Of Shoe manufacturers
PARTICULARLY see ii it labor and time saving device
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Cholera, Cramps, DfarrhGa ara al
Bowel Complaints are speedily cured by DR.. JAYNE'3
CARMINAIivE BALSAM 1t takes away all soreness of
the abdomen ootes the stomach and restores its natural
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THE wAwAssET INVESTIGATION.

Vof"VC yCotcIUuy V0Ia
last year. 7sH
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Goid.-Rarkcr's Aurora, Harmless
water changes any hair to golden color. ~ 30. 121
Broadway near Thirty second street.
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A.-25, 900 Consumptivcs in the United
States are today using Dr. 8: D; HOwE's ARABIA !.
MILK for consumption. 1t gives immediate relief
with the satisfactory prospects of being permanent
ly cured For coughs colds, hoarseness catarrh an0
asthma il infable. No family should, at this ncem-'
season of the year, be without it single hour espe-
cally where there are children inclined TO Group. A.
single dose of the Milk Cure ii taken in time may save
lite.
Sold At retail by all druggists
JOHN +. HENRY, No. sColege place.
g. n CRITTENTON, No. 7 sixth avenue.
KIDDER, WETH ERELL CO, SO John street
HALLETT, SEAVER 4 BURBANK lag Chambers t.
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A.-Hcraid BrRnch Once, Brooklyn
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from ) A. VI. to 2. NJ
on sunday from s to p. NJ
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A.-Kearney's Extract Buchu Cures,
more diseases of bladder and kidneys gravel Diabetes
female weak neses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
ali other remedies combined. Depot 10i Duane street.
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Only - per yearl
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q. Rauchtuss' Eureka Hair InvigoraA
TOR badness and restore gray hair to its original
color price ST. "A East Twelfth street, near Broadway
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The Rotten and Infectious sP0neS
nsds horrible me springs ptess iron niger paas anu
rnurn eros wire springs are superseded " nc
he ELASTIC TRUSS. ts3 Brosiway' winch cures rup-
ture.
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Gravel. Gravel.-C0n stitution water
will only relieve but will stop, the formation OF IL
n,.a
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The First Prize Medal awarded 60 ne
PLEASANT VALLEY WINE co. Qiammondspor., ~ *
- he Wanna Ex poston for their Great western snx
Carte Blanche Sparkling Wines Full Stock o. s" "~
sparkling wines at Their deros os Fui'on KIRK Co
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

wedding Cards, 900 Broadway-JsmcA
RyERDELL Established 1919
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

giving unliltAa s0eand week ia ApFilf I roomcd
With him al tha Tine We boarded together wit,
ne gave the usual description ofsWilsonli IA WI 3
Soh Rad 4 vAIiseIike itiiC ode Ah6Nvh, aA6 tkinks
il was the same,i his had me petition between
tho two hslDes hroksNrpVtrw witufss Aqd Rrpg and
,le heR@ ANatnesA MN II q res. woftlS ~ 7how
IdltaIl@ tS6uld lket f1N kttaiyl pdkhAtk Ats he
thought the ring shown him was the same, and
was almost certain of II he recognized it by tho
steno., ,whieh Is pfuAe ssasae maleRhth aud size
the manner Of setting is same saw him write
,s,..sS SSit dozen & Z" .iHss + essFs = x mail all
remember the number or street be sent one
package by express addressed 10 the 4ahie name
The double picture was shown, and witness
identified the standing figure. 49, .s' t
The couyt lhep .adipuEped til $40 tomorrow
morning r..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
For the Gnaette.

Notwithstanding our friends in Kent and Sus
SEX seem TO have formed slate for the coming
campaign, the Democracy OF New Castle do moi
intend 70 be quite SO entlnely ignored. They have
some Gabernaiorih material quite as efficient as
that produced by the sands Of Kent and SUSSEX,
and IN the Dover Convention New Castle MIlj
present solid delegation ia favor Of New Castle
man. TIE people are talking and naming over
Variou9 partea, in order to make a proper selec.
ton, and to placA the right man ct tho head Of the
DemocTatic ticket each section mas some good mar
to bring iorSard, and yonr Correspondent would.
with all duo respect u dre slate and all parties
named, suggest 70 the DemOanasy a au em,entIy
ut and proper candidatl for New Castle COMMIT
CAPT. VIM THATCHER, Of the 9th Ward-a eeit.
made man, who, starting as an errsnd boy in !
shipyaFd, worked his way through the yarlons
grades up 70 master mechanic and competency
de y the Mechanics eandidate," and as such
shsuld be elected. X.Y.Z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
POiIcs Caaes.
nEAHINas a e MAroaIa eouar.

EsquiEe O'Neiti SIN pFesldea over the Mayors
Court, sinee yesterday morning the fOllowlac
cases have been tried BY him. .e7l.a W
Billy stewart a pOtnriOug character was Ar
Iested Tor eommhalgg an assaait and batteFy on
County Constable Geo C. Ward. a. Eecenfiy, men,
TONED In the GAEEFfR. Hc vas hsld 70 Jail. in
tho SAN u $500, to answer iha charge at Court.
EdFaTd Spoit, Was also arrealod l0r being &C.
eetsofy 70 the same otiSa He threatened and
ssaaAf ossa = lnlan.asse SltSsss Ptev-
default Of ball, both the alb0vb and Wm. Watson.
tFied yeateFdpys Wcfe ted 70 lall.s'.x5 /
Owen IlsheE, COLI was aF1saaaA nv oaaeeS WiFt.
Tor assault and battery ON Faaaie JehnsOn. col,
SsotaaS 1ihHh ana Saiile -Rnasell, .Were each
nned my fep h9q eosisS eer druuiennase. The
aatter b Weifknota oilsndsT; n lhss hen COM
mitted TO NeH tssaeyaEsl times, for vsgraney
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
oysters and RcTrcshunen,.

At the ever popular stand. the Northwest corner
Of the Second street Market House. the genial and
with a large and well selected stock of choice aP-
pies and other fruits. cakes candies, nuts &e. In
addition. he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters, steaming hot, which will be ieund
very grateful 10 the palate On cold days. Ohar.ey
Il always polite and anxious to properly serve his
numerous customers and has q cheerful WOrd tOI
all. As natural consequence, he docs large
business everything he sells is Of rst-class Qnai-
~ Give him a call at the n W. corner of the Sec
Ond Street Market House. angl4dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

THR MARKETs.-T The street market, this morn
ing, was attended to a very unusual degree
Prices for produce ranged abou. a. usual, except
for butter, which ruled someW At higher, at 45150
cents. Potatoes, wholesale, sold at S5aS0 cts per
bnshel. The market was well supplied, and they
were very good in size and appearance. Sweet
potatoes sold from so cents TO 81 per basket, Ac-
cording TO size and quality. .A T..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

THE ENGLISH BULL.--Ths "ERghsh ball" 9TH
erwise known as the street rOlIsT, PeEambulated
around Fifth street, o. Thursday, aRd hattened
The bed OF the street, between Pins and Spruce,
considerably! yesterday morning it wAssnSrtng
up and down Fourth street at a great rate, 10 fu
tie endeavoF 10 produce TIE Ghard, solid, compac
surface which the bed of Fourth stesst ts 10 pos
sus when the matchmaking IAeompleted,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

THE Sabbath School Ia the West Presby teTian
Church will celebrate Its Fifth Anniversary 10
morrow in the Church at 3 O'Clock, ,. n. Mr..
Charles Baird is the efficient superintendent Of the
School. The pastor, Rev j. N. p. 0tts, is always
prompt at the sessions of the School, and takes a
lively interest in the Sabbath School wSTk gener
ally We are told that the School never Was in
90 Aoutishing condition as it nOW is.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

BRoADKTLE CHEEK DUEing the neat fc Il
year the government proposes to bald dam
across LeWes 6eVnd, just below the mouth Of the
Brosdkilh creek, and TO open new outlet for
vessels across the spt of land forming the base OF
LeWes Cape, aud to strsiRhten the channel of the
5rc adklln at and near its mouth, giving it di-
ecH IN iaVOrabiy to Keeping open the proposed
! across the spit. Appropriation asked tOFi
G2h0O = ...-. q"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
. 1000 taMFaG lanRNOK!Gq
Rsmenh.1Aebb aIaaI

heLneMU9E &c FoUF.7 = 7F
November comes in with good stial Brcgze.
JThauuuAmrtsamsptlzu snaaOas La hirlN CEN.
wlknceasTl9 ~ SIS Z tas1s Sss.tt 81 az
-fhe cgcctiouS ii New FORK And Maryland take
place ON Ties iAys, "A ia 4
The Basll Family give eoneett tO-niSth, at
UnlOn IA II. Church. z baH 3 'e'' 4laf =
The Street Market, this msrning, was changed
lTOm the East 70 the West, sids Of king strset.
The meeting Of the Soldiers Monumeut Gem
'mitteC, called for last night, was again postpoAed
Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker will deliver charity
lecture, tomorrow night, ab St.. Paul's Catholic
Church. q.
The greatest Prestidigtatuer in the country will
appear at the Opera House, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings next
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

1-Eacts are Edois.-'' Tell the truth and shame
old Satan," there is no getting around IT. what We
have said is said and the public bear out in our
conclusion that for frst-class boot shoe or gaier
3l3 larket street. four doors below 4h the place
10 gel it. WM. II. DABC0Ck 1C0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

RELIoIoUs.-The West PEssAySezaSn. Church,
corner OF Eighth and Washington Streets. PFcaoh-
ing tomorrow at 10Y A. N. and 71y Pm by the
pastor, Rev. j. N. +! OTIS. Subjects: far the
morning., ''the trans6guration scene, and ith les
sons 3 for theeyening, Hths model Sabbath School
as ii is divineiy appointed and revealed h the
ScrlDturee.p Strangers and the public generally
are cordially inSitOd, and altpersons interested IN
the Sabbath-School wosk arc especially invited 70
hear the sermon IN the evening.
The Sabhath-School of the West PRESBYTERIAN
Church will celebrate it's Fifth Anniversary in the
Church tomorrow at o'elock,P N. The parents
Of the children, the friends of the School, and
the public generally are most cordially invited.
ST. JOHNS CURcH-The hour Of afternoon
service Changes Tomorrow 10 az o'clocl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
! apanlo3 Z 1sDT'o0.o 0ITssl.sa- 2.

NEw XoMK. Oct 81 I-Pflsate advlees reeeived
here from Hayala state that a1slne tha ngorna ar
ne eth inst, three spanlsh ennl8esin wass dvreck
i q ~ GuaSi tanano, iOne a. GAaun la Gegnde ana
tWo ~ hatabano, Cabas These boats we're All
bailt ta New York IN lsog. Z. ~ ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

A NOTICE. THAT Is NOT A LEGAL OSE.-A hotel
keeper IN the upper part of Brandywine Hundred
publishes the notice of his intention to apply for
tifying his neighbors that he gong to apply
to the Court Those who are ashamed Of their
business should abandon Il. e.4.,..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

PRoTRACTED MEEFfN0s.-At the Newport II.
E. Church, for the past weeks q snecessful pro
aacted meeting has been in. progress. Up to
rhuEsday night thsre had been ninety tyAelght con.
versions. and then there were twenty six peni.
tents at the altar. Tie good wofk still goes on
At 81. Paul's N. L. Church, last night, tle IN.
vitation Was extended, and tOur penitents vent
forward The meetings heIe viz bS continued
At Asbury protracted meeting has been g8ine
on. during the week, and soma 1Oarteen couvBr
slons are reported A number Of penitents are
still aeaking consolation at The altar.
Extra meetings have been held ct Grace NJ. "A
Church, for the past week, bet without mueE
suooess- They viii be aoatinued.' ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
$4,000

A FINE BULDING.-The improvements TO 81,
Peters CalhOhc Orphan Asylum, at the n. w.
corner 6th and West streets aherapidIy approach
ng completion, and viii soOh be through with.
10 the handsome and sabstaptiAl bull iing OF
pressed BRICK with stone tfim@ings, lev villa re-
ognlze the plain and hoC.ely structure which
previously occupied this site. The contractor for
thAs 1OEk is VIM. g. Pierce, and be Is carefully
utilizing the duty he assumed when taxing the
contract 4f Is tEs.ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

SlsyERE LossEe.-Our people during the present
year have lost NY failures Of chzens about $780,
0C0; and by railroad bonds and stocks about
$780, 600 total, 100000, THIS is pretty heavy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

Ri0T AT LEIPsIo. On last Saturday evening q
serious disturbance occurred at or near Padley't
b. Wilson, Methodist minister, aud Charles T.
Hoffman, a town constable, Wcrs the sulfererb.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
ANO CUMGaRCEAL
CITY NOTICES.

A1-7he Old G,Rs Bismarck gaiter have wide selee
and Ow fat hee just the thing for comfort. Call
and see them AZ BABCOCk a BROS. = 81
2O6 and 2OS Market Streets.
aS-OHr fae boots range in price from s., 70 $sO
Au'' BABC0CK BRO.
sO6 and 2U5 MOrket Street.
- We kGUe an Immense stock Of ladies shoes.
frOm 81 IS to $500. Call and see them At
BABCOCk d BROS,
2O6 and 2OS Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

STOCK TRAIN.--Last night train consisting o
eighteen cars lOa ded with cattle, passed throug
this city FOR the New York aud Philadelphia mar
keis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
PhlladeTphla, VH1am1netom ana
Baltimore Railroad,
G00


4MfVhTANI NoTtCE-CHANdE OF HOURS
ON AND A. , - .E9BER 10th, 1873,
he Sunday acce.... sdatiou train for Whining
ton will leave philadelphia at $50 A. NJ. Return
ing leave WttmlnEtOn at 4.4S p M.
IpeeSO +. NJ. train from Wilmington will bO
Sunday q Z Train for LamOkin will leave Philadel-
Sunday ,a trains between wilmlOgten and New
m On ana atter Monday, October Goth, 1873 the 4O0
X NJ train from Philadelphia will be run 10 B AL
lmore' stornlng Is follows south Of ofWilmington
Newport. SAP MJAbsrdeen, 65sP,M
NeWsfR.. Newark. S.ssoo 5sFTyRGns, 5ss5y RiHst, 7ppg5 :.
EktoD, 500 " kdrewood Z IL
SoTthr East 6.l5 - Magnolia, 1928
OharlesiuWn. 80 jhase's 73
Pfincpi7. 621 " 3 Mile Swiih T9S
r,aIyVtile, U.s. steamers Run,7f5
AaVfs,ae dfaetb - = BALTIMORE arv.S.l5 =
ihe pSV I. NJ Express LIain from Philadelphia
VII! s.op only al Chester, Wilmington, Perryville
1 and Havre-de-HrNco. IL
An Accommodation Train for Port Deposit will
leave Baltimore at2.0] P, N. stopping as follows
Stemneg's Run, 2s5PM 3ush River. s25P.M.
| u Mile Switch, 242 Perrymans 3H
4 Chases. go Aberdeen. 3 40
Edse%osd E$dHsRS1d 81 S15SSS .TryTiiie SF'''$ $Ss g
Arriving at Port Deposit 2aP NJ.
l. This train viii connect with Stages at different
potuts, andwith Baltimore Central Trains at Port
/ Train leaving Baltimore at 245 D. M will not
stop uEtll arlisal at llBvre de Grace,
! n ans 81 a.. IN; tain iro1 WlpingtQn to New
| OAste ana the IL 80 .. M tain from New Castle
| to,M llmingt0n will be withdraw.
| Trans leaving L1uokin ut 4 20 and so y IN. will
4 leave ut 4 so ana IS p. IN
4 fIe 400 D. IN train from Whining gtOn for phIa-
/ delphi4 vii leave daily at 45 n. IN.
Octpi KENNEY, sup't,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

Dr. IL. I. COmegys withdrawn from Demo
eratlc legislative tcket in Gardllne eodnty.
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THE VAR ON THE HERALD.

THE WAR ON THE HERALD.
Cur Secret Cuban Commissioners Story
Of Three Herald Mems
Captivitles.
Corona, MORO and Cabanas--- 0'Kelly,
Millen and Price.
Mr.. Millen's Return from the
Cuban Lines.
His Surrender in ManzanillO and ImprisOn-
ment in Fort Corona.
EXAMINATION AND RELEASE.
The Mystery Of an American
Citizen Being Set Free.
BRITISH CHAGRN TIIEREAT
A Visit to O'Kelly in Fort Moro,
at Santiago.
AMENITIES OF CUBAN DUNGEON LIFE.
Journey with OyKelly from San
tiago to Havana.
INTERVIEW WITH MIR. PRICE
Arrested at the Instance Of Mr..
0'Kelly's Prosecutors.
r. TEppE A SECRET NERALn CIpHER ?
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no steps whatever had been taken in favor Of the
prisoner. He mumbled out that If Mr. Ramsden
ha He Would no% Wrt 10 & have
OKelly.
Upon returning to my hotel found message,
from Major Fernandez desiring me to go to his
quarters and receive O'Kellys baggage. Until
that moment thought that his things being in the
hands OF the government, had, OF course, been
given to him for use in his cell. Reaching the
MAJORS quarters found that he had gone out and
care next day was to get Mr.. O'Kely's baggage and
FAKE y to sne British Consulate to nave u sent to
had yet been done for poor OKelly.
THE CAPTAIN GENERALS SARCASM.
Consul Crawford said that he had been speaking
His Excelency intimated the fact Of my being re-
leased under an erroneous Impression as to the
wss d es
mine, and he could not understand why an Ameri-
can should be released and British suDIect kept
stances. The Captain General replied that II Con-
sui Crawford
he would order my rearrest. This, the smiling
Crawford blandly informed me- ne ala not intend
doing In fact ne S ea apres e
no way assist the case Of Mr.. OKely. To this itI
was my duty, as an American ana as man, to
reply that was oonsed LOT ms sood intentionss
PRsrxBRsD NOT ESJoyINa NY LIBERTY ON
from any one, and therefore advised him not to
spare me- as II It should be found that my govern
nenr did not a1ord the protection to which all
Americans are entitled, was prepared to undergo
Whatever punishment an arbitrary and illegal milf
tary court might in its caprice and the within OF the
moment innict upon me. The Consul sided in =
disclaimer OF sinister intentions; but
EVIDENTLY HE WAS NOT PLEASED
that Americans should not be treated with the Mt
most rigor OF the barbarous military laws under
which the people have gr0aned until patience
ceased to be virtue.
EXPLANATORY.
Here let me put II on record that Mr.. O'Kelly II
entirely Dameiess In connection with any asstst-
ance, direct or Indirect that Spanish authorities
might suppose him to have rendered me In reach-
ing the Cuban lines. Ny going there and coming
1AaAQGf0aR II hek. GantlomaA re knLnnsr..
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with a good, restless brown eye, and as nmble and
exactingly polite as French dancing master He
at once acccded to my request for permission to
see Mr.. O'Kelly. This being the object of my call,
it was not deemed prudent or convenient to at
tempt to interview the little gentleman.
THE ARCHBISHOP
OF Santiago de Cuba and three or four other per-
sons prominent IN local affairs were with the Gen.
eral His Emincnce looked benignan.ly and con-
descendingly enough upon US, wreathing his rubi-
cund visage in multitude OF what were intended
to be pleasant and patronizing smiles. The Arch
bishop is large man in every sense Of the word,
more particularly with regard to his grin than his
stature. He Is a man Of about fifty Of command
ing presence, with good Spanish eye and we'll
shaped head. He was dressed, not to speak 1t pro.
fanely in the uniform Of his order and rank.
intended going early the next day to the MORO
Castle, but had TO wait on the Chief OF Staf
Colonel Martinez, to receive the permit; also for
Consul Young, who kindly agreed to accompany
me, but who was detailed In his room between
three and four hours in giving long deposition to
the military prosecutor, or fiscal, In Mr.. OKely's
case. The object OF this examination seemed to
be to fnd out If Mr. Young knew OF the existence
Of
ANY CIPHER OR KEY
by which Mr.. OKeey conducted his correspond
ence with the HERALD and with Mr.. Price, and
also to learn II Mr.. Young was acquainted with
any OF the Cuban leaders In Santiago.
THE MoRR0 CASTLE
Is about an hours easy and pleasant drive from
Santiago de Cuba. 1t is pcrched upon o rocky
steep the south side OF the entrance to the bay
OF that name. 1t is an irregularly traced perma-
nent work, belonging to the style OF military arch
lecture OF the early part OF the last century. Ad-
vantage has been taken Of the shelving recesses
in the rock to lay the foundations Of walls once
formidable now crumbling and inadequate to re-
sist the shock OF modern artillery. Its guns are
old smooth-borc pieces OF small calibre generally
OF brass. I saw few iron eighteen and twenty
four Founders and o thirteennch brass mortar.
1 was not, however, over all the works OF the
THE VIEWS FROM THE BAxPARrx
sttna M0rSo QIaaenf come q the lQXe4;lt acapN.
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IL WOILHy VI IcCUTu tuhI III COUVcTSdtlOu dllcT
my release from prison, Commander hippisley re-
marked to Vice Consul Ramsden:-
British influence can do nothing here: you and
l. Ramsden, had better take out our naturalization
papers and become American citizens.n
~ think SO, tOo.n assented Ramsden.
Upon another occasion the irreppressibe and
irate hippisley remarked
"Only think OF I'll That confounded Millen re-
leased after two days. Imprisonment. and he
charged with the same offence as Mr.. O'Kelly,
who is treated with such rigor; and all because
Milen happens to be an American citizen. It's
preposterous.n
The fact is that my prompt release was looked
upon with great dissatisfaction by British repre-
sentatives in the island, because they saw In it
proof OF American influence with the Spaniards and
a sign OF wholesome fear entertained by them Of
the American people.
FELLOW PASSENGER.
The night before sailing for Havana learned
that Mr.. O'Kelly was to be taken to that city,
where, it was generally believed at the time. he
would be liberated. BY lucky accident we were
to sail In the same steamer. on our way down the
bay the villa Clara stopped in front OF the MORO
Castle, whence Mr.. OKely was taken aboard. He
was delivered over to the charge Of MAJOR Fernan-
dez and two policemen. Mr.. A. N. Young, United
States Consul, Mr. F. W. Ramsden, British Vice
Consul, Commander Hppisley and two other
oficers OF the Plover came with him, and took
their leave aboard the steamer.
THE JOURNEY TO HAVANA.
No restraint whatever was put upon MI.
O'Kelly's actions on the way between Santiago dc
Cuba and Havana. He and were uninterruptedly
together on the steamer and on the cars, and, so
far as ] could ascertain, Major FerrandeS en-
deavsred to discharge ais duty ~ inodensively
end in the least possible manner calculated to
wound his prisoners feelings. the obnoxious
policemen were only seen &C Assistance. OF, when
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