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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
COUNTY TICKET.

STATE SENATOR,
3. NJ. SANFORD ..............of Los Nietos
AssEMBLYMES.
]. T. GORDON...-...-...- Azusa
&. +. DEL vALLE.-...m.of Los Angeles
SUPERIOR JUDGES,
YGNACIO OsEPULvEDA,o A, of Los Angeles
Abe aT M.SrEPHENS, o. Los Angeles
DI>rRIcr ATTORNEY.
THOMAS b. BROW >........of Los Angeles
sHLRIFF,
WIN. r. ROWLAND.--..."...of Ell Monte
COUNTY CLERK,
A. w. POTTS............~. Los Angeles
TREASURER,
GEORGE HINDS..."-.....of Wilmington
RECORDER,
N. B. CRAIG ........-....--of Westminster
AUDITOR,
r. ]. FLOYD.......-......" OF Ell Monte
ASSESSOR,
J. w. vHNABLE-......"....o Los Nietos
TAX COLLECTOR,
VIM. B. CULLEN..-....".." Azusa
SURVEYOR,
JOHN E. JACKSON.......of Los Angeles
CORONER,
DIR. J. HANNON.. ..............of Los Angeles
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
BENJ. w. .EDELMAN....of Los Angeles
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
W. p. McDONALD..."""...-" Downey
For sUPERyIsoRs-FIRsTD DISTRICT.
SAM. PRAIER, o. f. klMbLE'
SECOND DISTRICT,
F. W. COOPER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12

THE ArgonaM of last week feels
itself called upon to admit that the
Democratic State administration
Of California and city administers.
tion of San Francisco have been
notably honest, able aud economI-
cal. 1t is good to put pin rig ht
there. Should the Democracy
again be entrusted with the charge
of the government of the State and
principal city of California, they
will confirm this honorable record
which, in any times but these,
would count for great deal with
the people,and all will still be we'll.
But, should the so-called "refoIm
ers," under whatsoever name, get
hold of the State and municipal
helms, alack and alas There is
no sadder thought of tongue or pen
than that when deals with the un-
questionable fact that "refor mersn
are nearly always "moral agricul
turist..n The ''reform'' Legislature
OF the State of New York, which
followed the overthrow of the
Tweed regime, was the most H.
famous body that ever sat in that
State. The same may be said oi
certatn notorious reform" Legis
latures of Pennsylvania. 1t seems
to be ordained by an inscrutabie
Providence that there should be
lamentable hiatus between the pro.
fessions and the performances OF
these gentry. Angels Of light prior
t. the election, they take on the
very livery Of the devil when they
have once compassed their object.
Tue ETHEREAL beings who are now
struggling, like enraged bulls, for
Office in California, may prove All
exception to this hitherto iDvaria
BILE experience, bnt we confess tn hat
we are a very doubling Thomas in
that regard. The salvation of the
people, In our opinion, lies in elect
ing a sufficient number of Demo-
Gratis to the next Legislature to
hold the patriots who delight in
down to their profess
sions. Should the Legislature
prove to be largely composed OF
''reformers' then stand from un-
der.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12

GEN. JOHN MoCoMB, the man
aging editor of the Atta, has been
nominated by the Republicans for
auditor of San Francisco. At this
distance We are unable to gauge
Gen. .McComb's chances of election,
but we are glad to be able TO chron-
icle this tribute to an able and re-
spectacle member of the press.
Should he be elected, Gen. Nc
Comb would, without doubt, ad-
minister the duties of the office
ereditably and honestly.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
z Asst z r m.
M ueh N oney.

NEW YORK. August 11.-Within
about two weeks the city banks
have paid into the Sub-Tressurv
the enormous sum of $55, 900 900 in
legal tender notes in payment for
four per cent. bonds. or this
amount nearly S34 900, 900 were
paid in during August, or within
the space of nine days. or course
the payments on account of called
bonds have been heavy within this
period, but at the commencement
of business this morning the Treas
ury had on hand about $25 000, 900
legal tenders available for rraft-
agai nst which some heavy checks
have been drawn, and which In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
FOR e &c N.
rhs Brssssn Realm.

LONDON, August 1lth. Hazael
has entered for the Astley-belt con
test in New York. The Sporting
Life speaks favorably of three of
the amateur athletes going TO the
United States, but does not know
what the remainder can do other
than enjoy the excursion.
The Home Rule feud is settled,
Gray and Parnell having had salts.
factory explanations.
Aifonso's marrow Escape.
MADRID, August 1lth.-Full ac-
counts of the accident to King AL
fonso on his way from the Escurial
to Lagrama, returning from the
funeral of his sister, Marie del Pi.
lar, show that he and the Princess
of As.urias had an exceedingly
narrow escape. The axle OF the
carriage broke while passing a
precipice. The position contrived
to swerve the vehicle to the 0ppo-
site side of the road thus avoiding II
fall by which the whole party must
have been killed.
Charitable Cantr IbutiOns.
BERLIN, August l1th The char
itabie contributions OF the German
people on the OCCASION of the En-
peror Williams golden wedding
amount to considerably over $500,
900 marks.
Ntps for the Atsatiaus.
BERLIN, August 11th.-Fhe gov
ernment has offered Herr Klein, a
leading member of the Aisatiau
autonomy party, the Udder Secre-
taryship of Agriculture and Com
merce of Alsace- Lorraine, and It
also intends confding administra-
tive posts to other citizens of AL
sace-L Lorraine.
Cruising ia the Biac. Sen.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, August IL
The frIgate Wyoming, with the
American Minister to Turkey on
board, will cruise on the Black
Sea. This will be the first time
that an American man.ofwar has
entered the Black Sea.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12

No MAN who was present at the
Gorham meeting last night can
doubt the fact that by the people of
Los Angeles, at least, Mr.. George
G. Perkins Is looked upon as the
representative of monopoly, pure
and simple. AS such he will suffer
at the polls and Glenn will cores
pondingly gain.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
MORNING SESSION.
San FRANCISCO. August IL.

Ss5 Ophir. 35H, 35,
SA, $50 b 5
li5 Mexican. 29li. 2e
AGO u & q. l0h, lO7s
2i0 h 4 b. lSA, iS%,
1873, lSA
900 Ualp,, 5A
ITO savage. l2al. 1875
4lit'on Va, bA
l2J Potosl. 4 90, "a
40 Il = N. Ia, lits
25U Point, 4.7J, AGO.
ADS
leo Jacket. Il, 1914,
II. l654
200 imperial, Las
35 keutucK, Az
$40 Beicher,4A
355 $ New. AN. 4lA
42E, 42;4. i3
60 U tan, 1885,, Iss4
$50 bullion, ca, 6as,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.

SIOCI< ISIEf'O lsI.
sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOARP.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
DEMOCRATIC
STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
& HUGH ]. GLENN........"......... Coinsa
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
LEVI CHASE..........-.... ....of san Diego
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
& ". ]. TINNIN irihi'y
FOR CONTROLLER,
w. B. C. BRoWN.......-....of sacramento
FOR TREASURER,
q. T. PAULI.....-....-..... Sonoha
FOR ATTORNEY
10 HAMILTON......-.... ."-.-..~.ot fiaeer
FOR SURVEYOR cENEhAL,
WM. MINIS...................... aoio
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
b. B. WOOLF................oiS san Francisco
roR sup'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS.
HENRY G. oESFOkD-. .........."-of Napa
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE,
nOB,T F. MORRISON, of San Francisco
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
Z II w KckINSTRY.....-of San Francisco
J. D. THORNTON......-of San Francisco
r. N. ..................of Les Angeles
T. p. ..-.............""...of Napa
3. MckEE....................... Aiaineu"
r. B. REARDON............... Nevada
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
FIRST DISTRICT,
O.J. @ CARPEN TER....-......o FL Dorado
Second Dist.-To be nominated.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEO. STONEMAN ....-...of Los Angeles
FOR BOARD OF EouALIzATIoN,
First DisLrict-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT,
CHAS. II. RANDALL..."..of Tuolumne
THIRD DISTRICT,
@. E. WILC0XsON- .....--..-".".of Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
7. d. HEISKELL.."-....~.o Stanislaus
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS:
First Disiriet--To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT,
I'll. CLUNIE.............. Of Sacramento
THIRD DISTRICT,
G. p, BERRT T,................"..........ot Suiter
M FOURTH DISTRICT,
WALLACE LEACH............ofS San Diego
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
CITY TICKET.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
r. L, PEEL, w. LAWLoR,
JOHN TRAFFIC RID.
CoNsTABLES,
J. H. NORTHCRAFT. M. d. HARE.
GEO. ENGELHARDT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Superior Judge.

ii. I. HAZARD Will ba a candidate fof
Superior Judge o Los Angeles county at
the ensuing Septe m ber ei"ctinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16
Foreign Grain ri

LONDON, April 16.-The Mark Lane EXPIRES,
says, relative to autumn soWn wheat, II q
continuance OF the weather similar 10 thai
OF the last few days, don't iniure the plant
there Will be no cause Of apprehension. Prob.
ably less than the average area was sOwp, The
land in South Scotland 4 said to be IA
excellent working Spring sowing is now
general In the upland districts It Is more
backward. The pastures are still very back.
ward. Hay and straw are scarce and turnips
frosted and wormeaten. Farmers offered
wheat tolerably freely during the week both
IN Mark Lane and In the country, but bust
ness was U without any special feature OF
interest mtllers only operating for immediate
requirements. Little was done In foreign
WneGt. The imports into London were IN.
usually light Buyers, however, are satisfied
mat Americas reserve Is amply sufficient to
compensate for n deficiency from other
sources. Pending the development of the
action Of American exporters. It is quite
impossible to forecast the future Of prices,
but 1t Is noteworthy that some circles believe
the extent Of the American reserve TO be over.
rated here. The holidays exercised their
usual depressing influence. The enormous
arrivals OF maize reduced its value 10 an un-
precedented point Sales on the Spot were
dlrncult. The principal distillers are already
overstocked. Perfect cargOes off the coast arr
sold at22 shillinEper4sO pounds, but 20 shil-
iings and 0 pence Is the highest price offered
for prompt shipment Barley and oats quiet
but fairly steady. In France the weather has
become wet andGold, checking vegetation, and
sowing ts particularly backward; the con-
dttion of seedlings saves them from much
danger Of frost. Growers stocks are larger
than was supposed. Prices declined in 50 Of
the a3 markets because Of increased supplies.
Flour Is lower because of the slackening con
sumption and export demand. Markets are
oVeEtockRa with barley and oats, but last
weeks rates ale maintained, The Increased
supplies caused American wheat to decline
25a50 confines on the week Wheat on spot
in Paris declined so centimes in the week,
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TABBNIFH-Iu U344tI1 VI TO
PorAroEs-rhe receipts for the past two
days have been light, and the market rules
prime under a steady iObblng demand. We
quote at sOcaSl 90 per bushel for peach
blows, and $3.50 per barrel for sweets.
PouIrRY-DresSed are scarce and firm. We
quote dressed chickens at sal0c per Id, and
live at s. 50aS 90 per dozen; turkeys, 9allc
per ID; geese, &C. per lbi ducks, salOc per ID.
PR0vlstoSs-There Is u fair business, but
gone but little change recently. Following are
The current iobbing rates:
Packages for meats hold as 6tuwE Casks, 1000 lbs
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PtrfsBuRsH, April l6.-PEfROLEuM-Quiet;
crude 81 coat PAFkeF's for shipment n.
ined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
On CrrT, April Ia PEfRoLErN-Market
opened very dun with sales ut Soc, advanced
TO s09Sc, declined and closed ct SOC. Ship.
ment4 5000 barrels, averaging $1,000 barrels
Transactions no. 700 barrels.
LOSDoS, April lo.-PErRoLEuN- Refined
lsrvEaP, April 1S.-PErnOtEun-Reansd
LEyrnrOOL April lS.-PrrnoLruA-Rsaned
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April I5.-FtoAB-NomiRally IN,
changed. Wheat-Unsettled and active, but
lower, and closed heavy; No. 2 Chicago spring
fresh s615c regular; S3Xc cash; sSEc Nav !:
ssHc June; sales at ssas94c May; S9KaOOTc
June; No. 8 76KC; rejected sc. Corn-in
tair demand but az lower rates; declined &c
fresh S3He regulaF aOatG cash S4xc MAY
SSaS5hc Junei S5EaS6c July, OatS-Duil,
weak and lower; 2lkc cash; Csc bid May;
2o4a9S4c June. Rye and Barley-Steady
and unchanged. Provisions-Heavy and &C.
tive, but weak and lower; unusually heavy
sales at a marked decline. Pork-$990 cash;
- a5aa s7H May; $40 05a10 ok June; sales
At % " t5all 20 JuAe, LAFd-$6 95 cash; S. IS
SSH May; IS a23a6 as july; sales Of IS a9H
az 10 June. Bulk Msats-shoulders % 60;
short RIB = 70; short cloaF IS 05. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at o. 04.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

NEw YoRx, April 15.-Cotton-Ffrm at
llhallHc; futures weak. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. WhGat-ppll and lower; re-
iected spring 75c; No. / do S5EaG8c; No. s
spring 99caSI 09; No. 8 red 81 Of, No, 2 do
81 l21; No. 9 amber 81 Oeal 10; ungraded
white 81 10; No. 2 do 81 0s; No. ! do, sales
1000 bushels, at 81 10. Rye-DulI; western
5Sa59c. Barley Quiet. Malt-Dull. Corn
Weak; ungraded 4la44Kc; No. 5 47kc;
steamer 4SHa4SHc; No. . +ka+Xc. Oats
3Ia3lHo; western white s4aS6c. Hay-Quiet
and unchanged, Hops-steady and unchang-
ed. Cottee-Quiet. Sugar-steady; refining
fair to good 61Ga8Ec. MolaSses-steady.
RiCe-Demand fair and market firm. Petro-
leum-Qulst and firm; United sOaS0Jkc; re-
fned exc. WhtGky-Sl 0aK.
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philadelphia Wool,

PHILADELPHIA, April 16-Wool-Pennsyl.
vAnia, Ohio and West Virginia Xxx and
above 32a34; extra 32a33c; medium 35aSGc
coarse 2sa30c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine Basic: medium S5as7c; coarse
2Sa2ec; combtng, washed, S3a42C; do unwashed
25a2sc; Canada combing SSa96c Eine unwash-
ed xOa92c; coarse and medium ?Oa98; tub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

CINCINNATI, April 1S.-Cotton-Higher at
Ike. Flour-Unchanged. Wheat-Dull and
dropping; red and amber esca$i.0 Oh Corn
Dull and prices a shade lower at s8a37c. Oats
Easier and not quotably lower at 2oa3oc.
Rye-steady and in fair demand at sec. Bar
Iey-DuII and unchanged. Pork-Dull and
nominal at $40 50. LArd-Dull and prices a
shade lower; steam 50 10. Bulk Meatg-Dull;
shoulders held at $ CO.. short RIB 81 IS
bid bid, 81 80. Is asksdi shoF: slsa5St Isf' 5 as g
Demand fair and market firm at 81 o..
ButteF-steady and unchanged. Ltnseed gu
Steady at Csc,
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BALTIMORE, April 16.-Flour-Dull and
heavier, without change. Wheat-Western
weak and lower; No. 9 Pennsylvania red
81 l3al 13k; No. 9 western winter red,
spot and April, 81 091al cox; May and
June 81 l0ha1 l0%. Corn-Western dull
western mixed. spot and April, 4SHa4S1c;
May 4Sa44c; June 43Aa4Sxc: steamer fla
4lHc. oats-Dull and steady; Pennsylvania
3Oa3lISc; western white 3Ol32Jfc; do mixed
30a3lc. Rye-Dull at 5Sa80c. Hay-Firm and
fairly active; prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland $l2 00al2 IS. Provisious-
Dull, easier and unchanged. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. EgEs-Easy and dull at l9c.
Parliamentary and unchanged. Coffee
Easier and unchanged. WhisEy-Dull and
unchanged,
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PHILADELPHIA, April I5.-Flour-Qulet;
Minnesota extra family, fair to choice d 12H
al IS; Ohio good IS Is; Indiana choice IS so;
Minnesota patent 81 00a7 IS. Rye Flour
Steady at e 752 IS. Wheat-Limited de.
mand; No. 2 western red, elevator, 81 19L.
Rye-Tnactive; western 57a5Sc. Corn-Dull;
western rejected, on track, 397fa41Sc; do
steamer 4la4lKc. 0ats-Demand active
western mixed 3laS2c; white western 32aS4c.
Provisions-DulL Beef-Mess So so Pork
Mess $40 50al0 IS; smoked hams sLa9kci
picked THaskc. LArd-6Aa7c. Batter
creamery lake; do good 6a6Kc. Eggs
Easy; refined 9kc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

CHICAGO, April 1.-The Drovsr5 Journal
reporSt
HosB-Recslph I3OO0hsad; shipments 1000
head. Market dull, and 6al0c lower; choice
heavy s 6Sa3 50; light s. 60a3 8S; mixed
- 4OaS 20. Closed steady at 0 decline.
CArTLE-Receipb $500 head; shipments
i,AOO head. Market duh aud offering Ice
lower.
sIE.e-Rscslps 1000 head. Market quiet
at a 0Oa5 %.
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ings and Pepperell, LAconla Androscoggin
and Boston vide sheetinEs are advanced BY
agents. Fancy and shiFting printg In good
demand and very firm. DrSsS goods in tir
request woolen goods sluggish. Foreign
goods In irregular demand.
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Allerhenr Cattle.

East Liberty, April 15-CArrtE-Receipa
to-day 10 head Of through and 1856 head Of
local. The supply Is very light, but appears
equal to the demand. So far prices are about
No better than last week. The quality Is yeFy
common and light. AL sold except late AZ
rivals. Prices EaEge from s 50 to Sl15.
HoGs-Reeeips $50 head, Workers $ 66a
s GO; philldelphias s. l0a4 IS.
sHREr-RaceiptI $500 head, The Supplyts
liberal; market duh at about yesterdays
prices.
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ST. LOuIs, April Is. -Hoes-Weaker; York.
eEs and Baltimores s. 4Oa3 60; smooth heavy
s. 6Oa3 IS; Philadelphias s. 90; rough s. lOa
3 70. Receipts 200 head; shipments 800
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TnlNhn

TOLEDO, April l6.-Wheat-Easier; amber
Michigan spot 81 O3X; May 81 OAK; No, .
red winter May 81 OK ;June 81 06A. Corn
Dull; high mixed May 36Ac; No. 2 spot 6Kc;
May @%c; No, . white SIC. oats-Dull and
unchanged,
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By


AsH ASEA AAone1 anu btocAAs
NEW YoRE, April l6.-MoSEY-closas easy
@ 4a5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4Na
"a per cent. Sterling ExChange-Bankefs'
bills dull at u seN. Sight Exchange on New
York a So.
Produce exports Tor the week SeleO,OO0.
GoVRRNNENfs-ActfVe and strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

CINCINNATI, April Is. = Hoes - Quiet
commoNS So f5a3 IS; light s. 4Oa3 20; packing
. 60a3 so butchers s. a0a3 20. Receipts l,O6s
head Shipments415 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

&sTbasvlk eaommo4attOu-Tsuv p.r,L-L
P NJ, Bridgeport 500 D. IA; arrives Al SInaHI at 80
80 z. M leaves steIbeuville At &I0 n M. R.iI.,a
~ T1 - = mi arrives At BellRirs at N a m NS"-
4, H. FL tna 51SgAge Check to all PRINCIPAL mint,
oeses in BrS1Ssn mss' can 30 procured At tho ticket
o. F. R MYERS.
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nrn Goods

NV YoRx. April B.-cotton goods
are In steady demand and prices very strong,
with an upward tendency. Amoskeag tick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16
RAtLHoAD BosPszGsnsrully strong.

SAAA
srocKs-The market was active but irregu-
Lar, Granger and coal shares and Union
Pacific being weak. The rest OF the list were
generally strong, especially Kansas Pacific;
which advanced lom BOX TO SO, closing at SO.
Kansas & Texas was strong, selling up from
lin to lax, and St Louis & Northern showed
an improvement for the day, X on common
and IL on preferred. Wabash advanced IL.
Northwestern shares, under free offerings, fell
of X, the st. Pauls closing at yesterdays
prices. Cod shares advanced slightly In the
carly dealings but subsequently lost the i'm.
proyement In the rest Of the list the final
dealings wera ~ an advance from the lowest
point Na2H, excepting Union Pacific.
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares, Of
which 5000 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore, Ia
600 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, 5000 St. Paul common,
l8.Q0O LackAwanna, 1890 Michigan Central,
5000 hios, 5000 Western Union, 1000 Kan.
sas Pacific, 1900 Kansas & Texas, 1900 St.
Louis Kansas City ( Northern and 1900 St
Louis 4 San Francisco.
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THE CUBANs TO THE FRONT AGAIN.

eglean from the Havana correspondent
of La hsdependencia, a Cuban paper publish
ed in New York, the following interesting
news:
The bands OF insurgents who are in the
three departments Of the island, Eastern,
Central and ''Cinco Villas" are becoming
very enterprising.
Lately tffey attacked the town of Guainard,
killed many soldiers OF the garrison, and
took off with them arms, war ammunltions,
horses and every thing they could carry.
In the eastern and central departments
exist now many bands OF patriots perfectly
well armed and equipped, and their number
is increasing daily. They are commanded by
Col. PlutarcO Estrada and Col Rios. Those on
the department Of "Cinco Villas, the nearest
to Havana, are commanded by Col. Bonachea,
a true and brave patriot. who has always sus-
tanned himself in the field without accepting
the stipulatons OF the treaty OF peace OF
"Zanjon," and has defied the power OF the
Spanish since last year.
In the last week the following sugar planta-
tions have been burned, partially or entirely
Buena Vista, Polvorin, La Perseverance,,
Caracas, Tartabull, Cacaiban, TinguarO, Jua-
nita, Regla Lugardita Emilia, Amelia, Mar
ques de Almandares, Alexandria, Teresa,
Bonita, Sacades.
In the jurisdiction OF Matanzas some sugar
plantations have been burnt also. In the last
seven days twenty-six sugar plantations have
been burnt
By the steamer Gijon 300 soldiers arrived
from Spain to reinforce those already In
Cuba.