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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
Convention of the D.saffected.
hayes Policy bitterly Denounced.
The AMI. Hayes Movement in
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, August 10. A meeting of ant-ad
mnislralIun republicans, held 10 this city las
night, adopted resolutions bitterly denou &c NJ
President Hayes for the Southern policy in failing
to recognize Packard and Chamberlain; declar.
ing that the second resolution adopted by the
Cleveland convention is inconsistent with its pro-
essed declaration of fidelity to the PRINCIPLES OF
he republican party as ialsehood adopted sole.
y for party expediency; a libe upon the iepubli.
cans of OHIO, and unworthy Of the grand record
OF the party.
A resolution was also adopted inviting the re-
publicans throughout the State to correspond with
them and advise as to the course to be pursued
during the present campaign. An executive com
mlttee was appointed to receive correspondence.
NEW YORK, August 10. A Columbus, Ohio,
special says twenty-five persons attended the
meeting of the disahected republicans, last night
Ex-Congressmsn General John Beatty presided
He was one OF Hayes workers at the Cincinnati
convention. 1t is expected the nti-Hsyes move
ment Will create a sensation in Ohio.
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NEW YORK.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
NEW York, August 10. O'Donoyan Rosa the
Irish patriot has been dispossessed of his hotel
Chatham square, by the sheriff.
Brick Pomeroy has obtained a divorce from his
second wife in Utica, GU account OF mutual desire
for separation. Mrs. Poneroy insisted on becom-
ing an aetrcss, which was the cause Of the trouble
This IS Pomeroy's second divorce.
Convicted.
The council last evening convicted Alderman
Riley Of having promised to receive brides.
FHilure.
Orlando W. Jo.lyn, bauke. La ,.'.,,. l.-uI-
tiles Sl73 goo. No assets.
Gold.
Gold opened at loj 3-S.
stIke.
Thirty girls employed in Kings county peniten-
s airy shoe shop struck against reduced wage. YES
I erdsy, and were discharged.
suicide.
Margaret Miller, aged 30, suicided in BROOKLYN.
yesterday, having been recently deserted by two
unmarried daughters, who also removed her fur
nlture.
PrOpOs ed College.
Saratoga despatch reports Clara Louise Kel-
loRg says her proposed musical college will be for
both sexes, and will be located in New York.
Arrived.
Steamship Necker brought Senator Conkling as
passenger, and three steamers with his friends on
board met him at quarantine accompany ing him TO
the dock. At Hoboken salutes we've fired and
speeches of welcome home made. after winch the
senator Was escorted TO the Fifth Avenue hotel.
lie will be serenaded Tonight by Gilmore's band.
Politicians DIsah, cted.
Considerable disafeciion has been expressed by
nearly all the republican ward assoc ations IN
Brooklyn regarding the civil service order of
President Hayes, and committees will be appoint
ed to visit Washington and hold personal inter-
view with the President and urge him TO modify
his orders.
Fatal A ccident.
Proceedings at the cotton exchange we're sus
pended this afternoon by terrible accident to The
messenger boy, who fell from the top stairway to
the hall below, and was killed.
Weather.
Rising barometer, northeast to northeast winds,
cloudy, rainy, and followed by cooler, clearing
weather.
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Bsse Rail-.

bsse hail.
The game of base ball, Thursday afternoon.
was the frest ever witnessed in this city. The
playing on the Iart Of the Augustus was particu-
larry brilliant, making but three errors in the
whole game. The Bath boys, though playing
splendid game, were not quite so fortunate. four
teen errors being credited to their side. The bat
ting of either nine was not very heavy the supe-
rior fielding Of the home club winning the game,
their opponents failing to reach the home plate in
9 single instance, not seeing their first base until
the 4th innings. and the third but once during the
game. Reed and Plant of the visiting team,
played their positions finely, while Sprague and
Pratt at first and third, respectively caught every
thing that came in their way. 1t is useless to say
anything of Packard's pitching, as it speaks for
itself, while Clayson as catcher played finely,
making but one error in the whole nine innings.
Lombard and Scruton, short and second, played
without an error.
The Bath boys were highly pleased at their
treatment during their short sojourn in our city.
Abou' 1000 persons witnessed the game, including
many ladies'. The score is as follows:
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Dtfb.

In North Bangor, h inst, Mrs. Mary q wife of
the late Ierson r. Davis, aged II years.
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RUSSIA vs. TURKEY.
Suicide of Achmet Pasha.
Another Battle in Progress at
PleVna.

LONDON, August 10. a Bucharest correspond.
ent teiegraphs the CEar is on tour of inspection
in the Czarowitch army.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that the inter-
view at lschl will exercise no influence on the
eastern policy of Austria or Germany. Austria
Will continue TO watch events with the greatest
zeal
A despatch from Bucharest says Grand Duke
Nicholas was nearly captured at the late defeat of
the Russians at Eski Saghra. A dinner had been
prepared tor him at kegsliki, but he departed
without taking it,
A despatch from Vienna says that Achmet
lasha, who surrendered Nibopolis to the Rus
Sans, and was afterwards imprisoned at Orel, has
committed suicide.
No confirmation received here of Rumors that
the Russians were defeated at Plevna, as reported
here last light. The Russians number $4,000
strong, but the strength Of the Turkish intrenched
positions Is considered to compensate for numeri-
cal inteiiorty. The fighting is reported still 60
ing on.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Several Persons Injured.

ST JOSEPH, August 10. A serious accident
accident occurred yesterday afternoon ON the st.
Joseph and Western railroad at Troy, Kansas,
fifteen miles west Of this city. A coach filed
with passengers Jumped from the track and went
over an embankment fifteen feet high. Twenty
five persons were wounded, several OF them it is
believed fatally. Those seriously wounded are
being cared for al Troy Among the wounded
are A. NJ. Bryan, conductor; John G. Hassengtr
aud VIM. Shubert of Nebraska; {. c. Heaton and
Mrs Rush and children OF Iowa. and W. II. Hale,
daughre and child of Illinois,
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YER MONT.
President HAYES.

BENNINGTON, August 10. The following is the
programme of the visit of the President and
members of the cabinet except Secretarys Sher-
man and Schurz, to the east. They will leave
Washington on next Tue-day reaching Benning
ton on Wednesday morning, remaining here till
Thursday evening. They will then go to Brat
tleboro', and return to Windsor on Friday morn
ing. remaining there will Secretary Evarts over
Sunday. On Monday morning the party will be
taken in charge by committee of the New Hamp
shire Legislature. The party will be taken to the
White Mountains on the Tuesday TO the summit
of Mt. Washington, and return. On Wednesday
they pass down through New Hampshire by the
lakes, reaching Concord in the afternoon, spend
ing some time there. On Thursday forenoon they
will make q short stay at Manchester, and in the
afternoon at Nashua. They leave New Hamp-
SHIRE for Washington by way of New York city,
either Thursday night or Friday morning, so as
to reach that city Saturday.
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STATE NEWS.

The hay crop in Aroostook county is a fair one.
and with the large amount OF hay summered over
there is no scarcity apprehended. The early
planted potatoes and grain promise much better
than the late planted. The yield OF dairy products
viii be OF average amount.
Mr.. Gardner Perkins, an esteemed citizen OF
Newcastle, died Saturday morning, the 4th He
had been sick but short time. and had always
enjoyed good health. In his death the town of
Newcastle loses a faithful citizen, and bis church
devout member.
la the Bootbbay village district some forty
dwellings might have been counted ten years ago.
To- day there are about two hundred and twenty
five occupied buildings in the same district. A
large growth in vaxy short time.
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PEACHES.

Mn. e. o. LITTLE Is now ready TO receive all
vi orders for preserving peaches. at his Ex.
press ONCE, under Cony House. auglI.tI
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Democratic Convention.


RICHMOND, August 10. The friends of the
candidates held conferences. Gen. Terry placed
in nom nation again
Fourth ballot declared: Daniel 4S9, Malone
49, Halliday S5j, Terry 1903. Terry has again
been dropped.
A resolution was adopted requiring in all nomi-
nations now made that the lowest candidate be
dropped on each succeeding baAOt and not be re-
nominated
Gen. Tsaierro and Gen. Fiizhugh Lee were
renominated. Four ballots decide the nomna-
ton.
The fifth ballot stood Malone, 453; DAME, 42l ;
Halliday, PSI; Taliafero, lif; Lee, ll9. Lee
dropped.
On the sixth ballot Malone received 467, Dan
iel, AIS; Halliday, 3li; Ialit ficro, l63. The lat
ter was droppeu.
Col. Cameron addressed the convention, with
drawing the name OF Malone, and urging the
friends of that gentleman to give their support to
+. NJ. W. Halliday. This was received with ire
mendous and prolonged cheering. Nearly the
whole convention were on their feet at once, wsv-
ing their hats and yelling. Several minutes
elapsed before order was restored, when Col
Stringtellow also urged the support of Halliday
in eloquent terms. Col Penn leading Daniel
man SAID that despite the combinations, he be-
lieved John w Daniel was the strongest in
Virginia for governor, and his banner should float
to the last.
John A. Wise a leading Mshomitc. disclaimed
making a combination, and said If We have
ia. it is because his associations have never made
him disreputsble.
Il. a. Cahill made powerful speech in favor of
Mr.. Daniel, calling upon his friends and the con
venton generally to rally around the Daniel
standard to the last.
The utmost noise and confusion prevailed dur
ing these brief addresses, and the chair found
1t almost impossible for some time TO bring the
convention to order. A motion to adjourn
lost, aud order being partly restored, the call Of
counties for the several ballots proceeded. As the
vote progressed, cheer after cheer greeted the
rious votes as they favored either Of the two
didstcs.
At the conclusion the excitement and anxiety to
learn the result was at fever heat and cotinued
until it was announced as follows Halliday, $50 ;
Daniel, $685. Malone, |. The chair announced
amid the widest applause that Halliday was duly
chosen nominee of the conservative party of Nir-
gins, for the office of governor. recess was
then taken until o'clock.
AT the night session Gen. James A. Walker of
Pulaski, was nominated for lieut. governor
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Chicago Produce market.

Chicago, August 10, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as 80.
NHEAT-No. spring, II RO00 cash MA
/ llA;August TAX; Sept. lo3-: No. 8. ss-a-;
40 ~ rejected, ia -.
CORN-No. mixed, ,5s.; cash 45x: Aug, AS.
sept 4a1.
OATS 27-c. cash. 96Ac Sept; 25x August.
RlE-No. ., 55-c.
BARLLY-So.2 spring, -a70c.
PORK - Cash, IL l0-al3 Pa. July, 10 Is =,
August, IL Is.
LARD Cash SEQ cash: lO--as Is :, July
August IS -ag.42A.
BULK MEAre-ShouIders, "a aeEc; short rib
sides, 7isa &C; short clear rib, 73sa c.
WhlSkEI-W Western, o..
tRElGHrS-Corn TO Buffalo. &C.; wheat do,
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China Locals.

On Tuesday night two persons entered the en-
closure OF Mr.. Thomas Baker, in Albion, and
stole two horse collars. They then went into the
wagon house of Mr. John Baker, brother living
next neighbor, aud took his best harness; also q
pair of names and traces. The thieves then
passed on through China Village and down the
eest side of the lake to the premises of Stephen
Is. CLARK, where they stole two bags of corn out
Of his giainery. The tracks Of the rogues were
followed to south China and then lost. Last
week, Mr. l.. W. Metcslf of Albion missed about
twenty-five pounds of batter from his cellar, but
when it was taken is uncertain. No traces of it
have been discovered, so far as we can learn. 1t
Is evident that some petty thieves are quite busy,
and with good success. 1t would be well to take
extra precautions against thieves, and upon loss
the pursuit should be prompt. and if successful.
let the punishment be made swift, certain and
severe.
The following officers were duly installed in
China Lake Lodge, No. 60, l. o. of q. T., by
Lodge Deputy F. o. Brainerd, on Friday evening
c. II. Nelson, w. c. T.. A. c. Fletcher, w. V.
T.; Ann f. Shaw, W. s.; WI. Farnsworth, A.
s.; Emma A. Nelson, w. F. S.; Anre S.
Thwiug, w. T.; NJ &. Fletcher, W. NJ; c. NJ.
Thwing, I. G.; c. J.. Handy. Q. g.; Angie j..
Copeland, r. ii. S.; Julia Z, Jones, l.. ii. s.; E.
p. Shaw, p. w. IT.
The continued drought makes everything look
sad although occasional light showers relieve the
growing crops ard will prevent a total failure.
The hay crop has been as good as any Of the sea-
son. No apples.
The cheese factory is now on its seventh week,
and Its cheese is now being put on the market.
The same maker is EMPLOYED that run the factory
the first two seasons, and his cheese proved
second to none.
Since writing the above we have had a twelve
hours rain during the night, and it will do an
immense good.
Mr. c. e. Thwing, who is recently returned
from Washington, is busily employed in remodel
ing aud repairing his house and stable The i'm.
provements are marked and will be a credit.
Our NJ. Z. pastor, Mr.. Crosby, is on his yaca-
ton.
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BASE BALL NOTICE.

We the undersigned, dosrous Of reviving the
interest in base bail in this city, unite in call for
meeting 10 be held in Metropolitan Hall, on
Monday evening, August 18th, at 100 o'clock, to
get formal expression Of views, and to organize
q club, If sufficient encouragement is guaranteed.
c. b. Morton, G. c. Flagg, r. w. Black, Frank
E. Nye, w. G. Simmon, Walker Blaine, +. H..
Scruton, +. G. Dudley, J. +. Pierce, s. w. Wv
man. Fred Couy, l.. b. Hill, II. IL. Smith, and 80
others. t2t
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OLD ORCHARD.
Camp Meeting.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, August 10. The rainy
weather continues, and the attendance upon the
National Temperance camp meeting is small
Not over three hundred persons gathered to listen
to Ex-Govern or Perham, Prof Foster, Owen B.
Chadbourne, and others. The atte ndance this
afternoon is very fair, and tomorrow being the
children's day, large attendance is looked for.
At Orchard Beach the Fiske, st. Cloud Central
and houses of this class are crowded with guests.
particularly the first mentioned, but the great ho-
tells arc not having a rush.
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Il RIS.
Conventions,

LEwIsroN, August 10. The greenback mass
convention at Paris on Thursday made the follow
ing nominations for county ticket:
For Senators-Sewall Golf Of Mexico, and Geo.
W. Haskell of Bethel.
Register of Deei:-Alvarad Hayford of Can
ton.
County Commissiorer-J s. 5. Mendall Of
Hartford.
County Treasurer-Solon Ray of Paris.
The convention numbered about forty. Ad.
dresses were made by Scion Chase and Rev. Mr..
Gage. The convention endorsed the Skowhegan
nlatform
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Ksausbee 5ouynal.
Convention.


BANGOR, August 10. Penobscot county lepub-
lican convention was held in City Hall to day, and
nominated the following ticket: Senators, j. Wy
man Phillips Of Orringtop, Edward b. Neatly OF
Bangor, and Lloyd w. Drake; county treasurer,
D. F. Davis; register Of deeds, Horace J. Nick
son, county commissioners, Amos Z. Handy and
George B. Leavtt. The committee on resolu-
tons reported as follows: "Re.olved, that the re-
publicans OF Penobscot county, hereby resdirm-
ing the well known principles Of the republican
party as set forth in the platform Of the Cincin-
natti convention of 1876, aud in the resolutions of
our late State convention, do hereby earnestly
recommend the nominees OF this and our State
convention to the people" The convention was
large one. The county is entitled to 249 dele
gates, and there were 1893 present. The conven-
tion was entirely harmonious.
Struck by Lightning.
The house aud barn Of Sewsll Mil er of North
Newburgh, was struck by lightning last evening
about eight o'clock, and entirely consumed.
Launched.
There was launched this A, NJ, from the yard
of Joseph Dakis & Son, ship named l.. j. Morse
upwards of l400 tons burden, owned by l.. Morse
& Co. Capt. F. b. Ames, who will command her,
I. V. Lord, Stetson & Co., c. d. Bryant, Eben
Trask, and j. F. Snow, all Of tlis city, and b. D.
Metcalf of Damarscot,a. The ship has been
built under the personal supervision of Capt
Ames, and is one of the best built in this port for
many wears. She will, as soon as her rigging is
completed load deals for Liverpool.
Fatal Accident.
At the launching of the ship l.. j. Morse, one
of the shores in falling, struck one James Clark
OF ST. John, n B., and fatally injured him
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The newspaper press was ably represented at
The State Convention held in this city Thursday
as follows: Lewiston Journal by Hon. n. Dingley,
IT.; Boston Journal, Globe, and Traveller by Z.
A. Smith. NJ. p. Curran and Mr.. Bartlett, respect
lively; the n. Y. sun by Mr.. Mitchell; the Port.
land Press, Advertiser, Argus, and Sunday Times.
by S. L. Pullen, ii. W. Richardson, MIR. Hobbs,
and Giles o. Bailey; the Somerset Reporter by
c. A. Woodbury.; the Bangor Wing by Capt. C..
A. Boutelle; the Progressive Age by VIM. NJ
Rlst; the Rockland Free Press by Edwin
Sprsgue; the Philadelphia Inquirer by II. U.
Painter. There were two or three other repre-
sentatves Of papers outside Of New England.
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BIDDEFtDRD.
Drowned.

BIDpEFoRD, August 10. c. N. Emery of Man.
chester. n. H., proprietor of the Ocean House,
York, Me-, was drowned while bathing at York
Beach this forenoon. Mr.. Emery was thrty-eight
years of age, married, and a member of Mcchan-
ic Lodge, l. o. O. F., OF Manchester. The body
was recovered.
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m ISSOURl.
COnrt Matters.

ST. LOUIS, August 10. In the criminal court
this morning, mel pros was extended IN the cases
of nine men arrested as members of the executive
committee of the working men party during the
late strike, and accused of making incendiary
speeches and melting Others to iiotous proceed
ings. The men marched out in triumph and re-
ceved the congrstulation of their friends pre- sent
n great mum bers.
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ALAIsAM 4.
Excitement.

COLUMBUS. August 10. Parties from Pickens
county, represent the excitement caused by the
murder of story, Fitzpatrick aud Bush, Saturday
evening is subsiding. The evidence of the
groes prove that several white men participated in
the killing. One white and negroes have been
arrested Warrants are issued for Others.
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CUBA.
The Situation.

HAVANA, August. TO- General Louis Prender-
cash, chef of the staff of the Spanish army in
Cuba, has arrived. Taking his arrival in eonnec-
ton with that of Martinez Campas, the rnmored
change of the administration OF the island is APP
parently well founded. General Jovella inaugur-
sted his administration by laying open shameless
frauds committed by army purveyors and imprs-
oning delaulters, duplicating thereby indirectly
Ex-Capt. General NaImaseda and others. The
etfo.ts of Josellar we've in vain. PIemptory Or
ders OF Spain Obliged him to release the default
ers and army swindlers. JOvellar's hopors slmos,
obligc him to resign. If he resigns, It is suppos.
ed that General Plendezash will replace him tenn
porarily.
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Marine Disaster.

1t is reported that the steamer T. Il. Lyon, was
burned last night on Black River, forty miles
from WATERFOWL, \. Y. Two men were burned
to death.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Georgia convention has agreed upon the
establishment OF uniform system Of publ,
schools for instruction in the elementry brsnche,
of English education.
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most welcome rain-storm began in this region
Thursday evening continuing through the night
and the following forenoon. The parchea earth
received the lbaton 18th sladness. and all t e
people rejoiced.
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Convention.

MONTREAL, August 10. A meeting Of the Irish
Catholic Union at Point ST. Charles, last night,
was addressed by Curtin the president, Stephen S.
Meaney and p Kirwin. All deplored the late
events, but expressed determination to offer un-
comprising opposition to the Orange demonstrs-
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WASHINGTON.
Financial.

WASHINGTON August 10. 1t is expected the
treasury department will within few days issue
smother call for the redemption of Sl0,000,0 900
cate
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, cooler, northeast to northwest
winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather, except
possibly warmer, southwest winds in portion Of
the middle Atlantic States.
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In another column will be found call be found
call for base ball meeting. There s stock
enough in the city to have frst-class team. and
We hope sufic lent encouragement will be offered
10 assure its success. Let there be large turn
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The Wadoboro News says the condition of
Hon. Isaac Reed, who has been dangerously sick
for two weeks, has decidedly improved within
TWO days, and the prospect of speedy recovery
is good.
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BATH.
Launched.

BATH, August 10. Brown 4 Hodgkins launch
ed to-day fer toat of seventy-three tons, to
run between I and Woowich, named the
Union" The schinery is in, aud she will be
ready to run in 'ew days.
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Rev. Penney will occupy his pulpit tom olrew,
having returned from his brief sojonrn in Port
and harbor.
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Frank H. Lane, we'll known citizen of Be-
fast died quite suddenly OF diphtberia, Monday,
9Th.
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The centre Of the great grcenback party seems
TO have been transferred since last year from An
''roscoggin to Somerset county. Scion Chase
and A. j. Grow er OF Chicago doing the heavy
missionary work for il. No Pentacost vet
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Released.

The Marquis Sterling, a well known Cuban
lawyer, accused of conspiracy and imprisoned Tor
ten months has been released.
IusurrectiOn.
Affairs are very unsatisfactory. ard the insur-
gents are again reported in the Cuban districts