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A CUBAN VICTORY REPORTED.

HAVANA July 8, 1877.
1t is reported in town that Generals Maxine Gomez
and Vncente Garcia, leading very large and we'll ap.
pointed force have forced the trocha and invaded tho
Cinco Villas territory. battle fought at the
crossing In which six hundred spaniards said
&c have been killed, among them brigadier general
supposed to be MonduGa.
FIGHTING.
Since then another heavy encounter place,
of which particulars hand; but considerable
tropidaton prevailed at headquarters here three
-of-war ordered in great haste, doubt
less to relieve and pick up isolated dcacnmcnts
the endangered by this renvas,on OF the territory
Unexpectedly by large force.
RElNFoRCRMENTs AND YELLOW FEVER.
Relnforccments from Spain are being got ready. Tho
yellow fever is raging among tho $4,000 brought ont
last winter
GENERAL CAMPos UNSUCCESSFUL.
General Martinez Campos Is reduced to mastery In
activity from the decimacd condition Of his troops
Discomfort Is very rampant here among almost all
classes Of people. The financial srlngency Is bccom-
ing serious. Hardly day passes that failure OF
grocer jerked beef dealer is not recorded.
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MARSHAL PITkIN SPEAKS.

THE President 10 HEAR FgoA Nm AND
PACKARD -ooyrESoE NICHOLS ASp THE RE.
TURNING BOARD -BurKr 10 AUTHORITY
fax rELlGEAru 20 rnE nERkLD.l
CINCINNATI July IA, 1871.
Exnarshal Pilkn. OF LOUISIANA passed through this
city yesterday roafs from Washington 10 Nav Or
can< Ia conversation with friend he stated that he
would be back Ohio In about tea days, and
that tho ss.iemen, autographed TO the West
that tbs organization OF the House Of
Representatives he ANA Marshal Packard would
aa Hayes iase aud that Hayes and
his ffl.nus would realize that tact In duo
time. SrSakiug oi tho interview between President
Hayes AM Gicsiy burke. IN which The latter re-
ported having told the President that Governor
Nichols would aet IN CONSERVATIVE amer and throw
hss influence opp stion 20 anv worrying OF the Re-
turning board. he said that while Gcndy Burke
favorably known % the community 10 whic he lived
never, huiess be wss not representative one
possessed ola particle OF political influence; therefore
ANY premises he might make 10 Hayes would simply
amount TO nothing
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STANLEY MATHEWS CONVENTION.
lrY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD, ]

III TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD,
WASHINGTON July 49, 1877.
The prospect is not bright just now for largo or
very brilliant gathering Of democratic politicians at the
Green5-er White sulphur Springs Most of tho
prominent heretofore mentioned as likely
to 90 have not yet testified that
they intend to take part In the meeting Scrgeant-at-
Arms John g. Thompson who is now IN Washington,
SAID to-day that nc did not regard the meeting Of
particular importance from political standpoint.
He also said that he would not be present at the
meeting letter from Speaker Randall received yes
terday makes no mention o! his intention to CO. and
Mr.. sayler OF Ohio, will BIO detained at home by the
Democratic State Convention, soon TO meet
INTERESTING FACTS.
There some rather interesting facts relative to
tho proposed conference of Governors OF Southern
States at the White Sulphur which have not hereto.
fore been published and which quoted account
for Governor Matthews activity Ia cndeavoring bring
the Conference about. Governor Matthews has been
for years Commissioner OF tho United States
District Court, under appointment OF Judge Jackson
to manage the affairs OF tlxe bankrupt company which
owns the Springs property in the the crcd-
tors. The onco has proven n source OF considera-
Bile profit to him, and he continues to serve
Gubcrnatorial Office of West Virginia last fall and Is
supposed to have strong interest tho success of
the hotc. II Is known fact that he has been using
his official signature IN inviting Governors OF the
southern States TO participate In the proposed gather
ernr
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dealt who are likewise the enemies Of Louis, ana The
State and people absolutely require rcpose frolo
political strife aud are casting about rebuild their
Impaired industries. To plunge now into national
political Issues would be to sacrifice material interests
and TO strengthen the radical Blaine element and open
the door again for military interference IN Louisiana
L. President John Phelps. OF the Cotton Exchange,
thought IL was unfor innate at this time: that
Wells aud Anderson trying to sell out to tho
highest bidder a. the time OF tho count. and thai he
personally thought they should be punished as they
deserved tho Penitcntiary but he thought II bad policy
~ this time 10 stir up difficulties
G. Townsend, chairman OF the Executive Committee
OF the Board OF Brokers' thought the Indictment would
they should be punished but Hayes had done all tor
Us We should keep what might be considered the spirit
OF the compromise which made with the commits
sion
ForH YEARS LATE.
Governor McErery said he thought the members
should have been hanged four years ago. but that
unfortunate they should have been Indicted now.
Congressman John Ellis said he regretted the in
c'etmenis had been found because It would be hard
TO separate the political from tue criminal offence; but
thai as they had been found II was necessary they
should be- triod, because this was rot done the I'M
preston would b. they bad been wrongly indicted
Wiitz. sheldon. Pitkin aud Kellogg have gone North
an. mr.. t.,,., 4, .,..r.,n., =, ,., ,,
$3.50 "a a""''S' ~ P'o''"'m '"'oau
that the people mad not kept faith.
GRAVE MISTAKE.
o....uD. 49,. - ,-,. .,,
~ ''""' up"" 'e'"s APP'oAo"e"' sa'u 'hat ne
thought the mere indictment of tho mc5 themselves
WAS OF no i'm portarce mt TINT IL was orove mistato
......,., -, .,,.. 80 80 .
a. u Stood The State was peace and could
saori 10 open any old Sores and that this would tend
20 create diss.t,ss,c.io, ana h u,s ,orofro sorr,
had been done Indeed, he thought tho conservative
portion oil tho community regretted H.
nm. lol,ovtsr "a M. r,s..n,,.,, =, ,na n,s,ri.,
" w ~
N"o'h'y against 'ns members OF INC Returning
Hoard.
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Grassy win make his retention OF Office dependent
upon settlement being arrived at relative 10 the
Austro-IIunsarian compromise. because he thinks.
in the present condition of foreign aairs. unity
imperative.
BULGARIAN VENGEANCE.
despatch from Constaniinop.e states that many
Mussulmans, with their wives and chlldrcn fleeing
before the Russians, have been killed by Bnlga
rams In the khanbocaz denie. between Trnoga and
Kezanik.
GREECE ASp rnE WAR
The adjournment OF the Greek Chambers il be-
lieved to mean that the King with the AID OF British
influence, has gained the ascendancy over the war
party, and that Tor the present az least arprehen
sions OF Greek participation against Turkey VIII
not be realized. As thc participation OF Greece
would undoubtedly have been = farther complica-
ton OF the Eastern situation this result, wii be wei
coined by those who have dared the failure q al.
tempts to localize The war.
ANOTHER VIEW.
On the other hand II Is probable that tic friends
OF Russia, especially the British liberals win see IN
the altitude Of Greece further step OF the British
Cabinet IN the direction OF antagonism % Russia.
They VIII argue that as the canaris Ministry was
formed purely for the emergency and az
the demand OF those who desired anti
Turkish measures, the adjournment Of the Chamber
without action must have been induced by vcry
forcible representations on the part OF England. IL
Is highly probably that British influence has been
strong support TO the peace policy OF the King hut
not necessarily in n sense hostile TO Russia. amt
possibly, without the knowledge OF The Dr.tlsh
Ministers.
THE TIME FOR ACTION NOT ARRIVED
The time Tor Greek action has har ny arrived yet.
and as Greece looks rather TO England than
Russia as her natural protector IL may
well be that the strained and uncertain
lations between the great Powers has checked the
agitation which month ago threatened 10 drive
Greece into immediate bos;ilities. Even a Cabinet
as strong in popular favor the present one could
hardly withdraw safely rom the embarrassment of
havlnga war with Turkey on its hands when the
not impossible event OF British Intervention against
Russia should come TO pass The recognition OF
such possibility by the Greeks does not neces-
sarly bring 1t nearer.
MILITARY POLICE FOR RoUMANIA
The Official Noniie,1' contains DEGREES ordering
credits for hospital tents and military police In
view OF the impending passage OF the Danube.
PRINCE CHARLES ASSUMES COMMAND
Bucharest correspondent reports that the
Prince Of Roumania has assumed command OF the
army.
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THE BORDER RAIDS.

CONFERENCE BETWEEN GENERALS DEvIN AND
tcATALEs--DIshEspEcp 10 THE DIAz GOVERN
Mi.Sr.
GALygsroy Texas, July IL, 1871
Tho Nems has special IRON brownsville which
says General Canaics sud General Deviu bavo had
conference. They had difficulty ia
coming to agreement in relation to
supprcssing raids. They were OF the opinion
that they could render the passage OF troops from
side TO tho other unnecessary by dscharsng their re-
spcctivo duties. General Cabalcs thinks tho pubca
tion oil order OF such Importance as that OF tie
Secretary OF War To General Ora without notice TO
Mex disrcspcclul To the DIaz government, but
he that and viii co operate with our authorities
IN any measure necessary 70 peace ard
preservation OF ordcr both banks OF the Bravo
II the general opinion That General Escohed do VIII
set on foot expedition invade Mexico. II ~ not
known what assurances he may have received from
Coahuia and Nueya Leon. AS lar as ascortaincd the
people OF Ianaupas arc opposed TO LorLo.
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SUICIDE BY A SALOON KEEPER.
lBY TELEGEAPH TO THE HERALD. |

PATTERSON, ~ j., July 13, 1877.
Louis Smith, aged about forty years n well known
saloon keeper OF Market street, committed suicide
about eight O'Clock tonight He seated AZ tho
supper table, when he suddenly pulled revolver and
shot himself through the right breast. dying about
ten minutes. He leaves a wife and several children
He mad recently threatened to shooI several other per-
sons. aud near killing HIS wife last week Hc
evidently dcmcntcd. He had been dssipatcd but
a short time since signed the total abstinence pledge
aud the sudden sioppage OF his spirit allowance doubt
less set him crazy
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A NEW STEAMER.
Tpy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

FIX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, July IL, 1917.
The steamer Carolina, built IN Wilmington, Del,
for tho Baltimore Steam Packet Company, arrived this
this morning at hvc o'clock, she having oft Whining
Ton Yesterday morning AT cisven O'Clock her trial
trip. Tho Carolina Is OF the finest steamers
placed Chesapeake Bay. The hull rs OF iron,
and her lcnath is 25U feet She s2f
bnrthcB. and is permitted 10 carry ITO passenger
She has eighty our siatcrooms and Two sleeping Cab
ms for gentlemen and one Tor ladies' and Is well sup
piled with life saving appliances and fire apparatus.
She lct for Baltimore night in company with tho
elegant steamer Florida, nor coDs0rt Tho con.
with the builders Is that her speed mus, he equal
that OF tho Florida Otherwise sue will be elected
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THE FIRST BALE OF COTTON.

GALVESTON, Texas, July Is, 1871
The arst bale OF cotton of ttss years crop
ceiycd to-day nj Brownsv,Ilc Weight, 4s2 pounds;
classification fully strictly low miadiDg. Grown on
Marion gaiaiu's plantation. near brownsville. IL
sold auction al the Cotton Exchange at twenty
cents per pound
THE bale above referred TO Us consigned 10 Ncssrs
wocdman sliiiman. OF No 70 Wall street, and ia
rival Is looked for with some interest
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TEXAS CATTLE.

osAuA, Nsb. July 10. 1871
The Texas caIlc drovos which have thus Tar arrived
on the Pciso 90 Ve) head and 40 0o0 head
yet 10 arrive Nodanrer v now arprohcnded IRON tho
late change the river channel The - eleven
10 atar
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John Y. Quarios, United states Consul at Malaga,
Spain. hall McAIstcr, Of ssn Francisco. aud n. Il.
ingalls,, u tue Indianapolis, Cincinnati aud
Lafayette Railroad COMPANY al the fifth Avenue.
Theodore ~ Val, superintendent Of the Railway Mail
Service Is at tho ST. James. Llsutcna.t Governor
Horaio q. Fnght, OF Massachusetts,. - at tho 3gc.
WORT Cornelius A. Logan recently uBncd ststes
Minister 10 Chi. is At the Metropolitan Judge r ".
BARLEY, OF wasLing.on. "a at lhc 81 Nicholas
MONKS rAuAgiND rROcnEs.-A DELICATE
prepar 81 Tropical iTut tor al dissfacfs Of rsTtlcn
An drsSgsiA
BuxcARDNEg's VIRGINIA
aud ne o,n cno. i:rr y ~ ses, ps.sDe siaiisy'
d. b KIRK kcO. 90 fu.ton = ave 80 nspsa~ay
FINE RYE wUlsgFY-fouR YEARS OLD. %
per gallo" - p'' large ",'', Wax mn, c,...
GOLD FOR GOLD
When y5n drink 81 lsnragne
--rIrkl.hi.iDsiEcs-- ani,
other bsanas that p.ylns higher p.oais
ASK Fos rIFEE nKinsEcK
All respectable eine 'nsrshsss. s'os.- ,sros-ssa
HAVE YOUR Joa PRINTING
sess ,t,s.
aErIorollrAs JoB FalsnSs osnc&
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HOW SWEET ~ TnE NptTs
ssFs,ss T.s y. .. .'s ~ .ss '
not auaf -lse ttsa fsfiss ara4 eIC. a ha HFu
used No tgufh sssa aaFiss ..yi ass q sisatg.
SODA WAFER ArFAg.gUs GOA uAKiss ll..
Join aNrglibws. ~ ~ aa4Iisa.i 90
= q. r. BRANDY
e. per gallon ~ ~ tatte Ga. 800 ft 4tf,
specially. Ais ~ ths ia@ainE sfsaas ilefislia 100
ana sisss.
Gaze fgol ~ Leaf talnf.rf1 ~ Nrfua4
~ " kihA @to- f".AaA q .At n" afo@a"a5.
THE HERALD OfFAas FUs SAL.
rwv sISslk BULLOCK FKsgEgIINs rREssnS
,,3Abe % pnatins iffsis o,pAe. ,sr hsar
ai.Ei yaycr altAFf a. n.ht
Al.sv .l.L lih ,fkAkufiHE 4ACutsAAr sA-
LONGING TiihkhID.
PGlGk. ttlvBl
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CATTLE DISTEMPER.

New ORLEANS, La, July 13, 1877
IL Is reported that large Of cattle dying
of distempcr In Attakapas county
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

" A rPLEToNs' JOURNAL Is ADMIRABLY EptBs
Aed "-Boston Gazette.
Their thc articles the July number ernlifr - ~
the highest standard and their interest ana v.las ere
timely and compiete."-Soston Traveller