The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1868, Page 5

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Total Rout of the Yucatan Rebels. Discouraging News from the British my in Abyssinia. MEXICO. (SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE HERALD. i ev fenary Fiasco at Vera Cruz—Santa "Anna at the Bottom of It—Deteat of the Rebels in Yucatan—Genera! Alatorre Occu- pies the Capital—All Quiet Again—Expected Marriage of President Juarez’s Daughter. Havana, Feb. 7, 1868, The steamer Marsella, Captain Gari, haa arrived ‘here from Vera Cruz with advices to the 2d inst. The Mexican government had been forewarned of an intended pronunciamiento in favor,of Santa Anna by the garrison of Vera Cruz. Troops, how- ever, were sent down from Tehuacan, General Porfirio Diaz's headquarters, who arrested some non-commissioned officers and'the ringleaders of the movement. The affair had been hushed ap, andthe journals of Vera Cruz remained silent about the matter, The excitement was all over when the steamer left. The steamer Tabasco, of General Alatorre’s ex- pedition to Yucatan, was expected at Vera Crus. ‘The steamer Marsella left Sisal on-the 5th inst. General Alatorre’s forces attacked the rebels mear Merida and defeated them. They had to re- ‘reat toward the interior, and General Alatorre entered the capital of the State, Merida. On the Gth inst. everything was very quiet at Bisal. ‘Colonel Villafana, commander of the rebels, was Killed and the remainder of the rebel leaders escaped by sea. The telegraph had been Inaugurated as far as Guila, on the line to connect with Oajaca, The government was devoting ite attention to the re- pair of the roads. From the capital we have news to the 31st ult. ‘One of the members of Congress for Yucatan ‘was about to marry the daughter of President -Juares, The civil list had been paid for the preceding fortnight. Conductas of apecie were permitted to go from the capital to Vera Cruz: Genera! Porfirio Diaz had gone to Oajaca and ‘General Corons to Mazatlan. In the State of Querétaro the taxes were 66 on ‘the $1,000. Detalts of the Rebel Defeat in Yucat Heavy Loans Levied tn Sisal—Positi the_Rebe! Governor in the Interior. Havana, Feb. 7, 1868, The action between General Alltorre’s forces and the Yucatan rebels ander Colonel Villafafia took place at Maxcanie, a town of about five ‘thousand inhabitants, in the district of Merida, ‘The battle was fought on Saturday, February cc ‘The rebel Colonel Villafafia was killed, as Generals Parra and Cepeda, of the national teisea, ‘The latter was brother to the Governor of Yucatan, The rebel Governor Canton abandoned the capi- tal, Merida, on Sunday, 2d inst., and fell back with his remaining adherents and their ammunition to Peto, a town of the interior in the district of “‘Tekax, containing about five thousand {n- habitants. It is a good strategic point. Before the rebels left Merida they en- forced heavy loans in Sisal and seized a Mexican brig, the Oriente, on board of which some of the leaders are supposed to have sailed for Cuba or some point along the coast to unite with the fugitives who fled to the interior. On Monday, 3d inst., General Alatorre was to enter the capital of Yucatan with his forces and replace Manuel Cepeda Peraza in the gubernatorial chair. The Rebels Disposed to Submit—Seventeen to Be Shot—Raid on Carmen Island—F: Im- portal Coinage. Havana, Feb. 7, 1868. There are further details of the news from Yucatan. The rebels were disposed to submit to General Diaz. Colonel Villafana’s aid, oamed Mendez, another officer. named Caideron and fifteen rebel prisoners were ordered to be shot, The English steam sloop-of-war Cordelia had arrived at Sacrificios island, off Vera Crus, and reported that a lot of pirates under one’ Hernandez had surprised Carmen island, and had taken away all the military and government stores. He in. tended to sail for Tabasco to depose the Governor. ‘There were false Maximilian dollars in circulation throughout Mexico. More Pronunciamientos Promulgated=Mexi- can LeadereRallread Projects—Marine Disactore—Troubles Sinaloa, Jalisco, Guerrere, San Lule and Durango. Havana, Feb. 6, 1868, The portfolio of the War Department was not offered to General Porfirio Diaz. He desires o fur- ough to visit Oaxaca. General Escobedo has left the capital. Neither he nor General Diaz is opposed to the efforts made to put down General Noriega, as was rumored. Pronanciamlentos throughout the country were ‘multiplying, and there were rumors that troops would be sent to Colima to watch the movements of General Corona, The depredations of kidnappers were not so numerous as they had been recently. General Negrete requested protection from tho President to enable him to visit the capital. The merchants whe had been !mprisoned at San Luis Potosi for resisting the forced tax on their business were etill kept confined. We have reports of a naval engagement having taken place at Sisal, but the details are wanting a ‘the result is still unknown, General Alatorre had marched towards the interior from Campeachy, The Heratp correspondent at Mazatian, under date of January 8, reports that @ revolution had broken out in Sinaloa, The opponents of Governor Rabi denounced him as a usurper, and Colonel Francisco S. Palacios had proclaimed himself Military Governor and | recognized by about two-thirds of the State. He was raising troops for self-defence against Governor Rabi, who had marched againsthim, In one engagement Rabi's forces were victorious and succeeded in capturing ® number of prisoners and cannon. General Corona, in concert with Governor dela ‘Vega, of Colima, had made @ military movement to put down the insurreotion. Colouel Borrega ‘was put upon his trial for insurrection, A conflict had taken place at the capital be- tween the police and some military, in which four colonels of the latter were wounded, The affair was put down by the authorities, Stage robberies were of daily occurrence, Madame Juarez was fined because her oarriage had no lights at night while traversing the etreets of the capital. One of the government couriers was dismissed for assaulting a German merchant, Befior Morales, who was kidaapped sqme time NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1868. since, has been shot by his captors for refusing to secure the required raneom. Congress had taken up the matter and ordered an investigation. They had also appointed a committee to look into the affair of the forced loans on the merchants of San Luis Potosi. The bark Bienville, from New Orleans, with a cargo of lumber and cotton, was* lost at Vers Cruz. Part of the crew and cargo were saved. The British steamer Eider had bad a narrow escape from shipwreck. On landing her mails the boats were almost swamped and the mail bags were completely drenched. It was reported that Gene- eral Escobedo, tm his conferences with Minister Lerdo de Tejada, had offered to resign his com: mand of the Third military division, There were rumors that the Ministry of War had been offered 0 General Diaz. Latest accounts state that the merchants et San Louis Potosi had been released from prison. The forced taxes had been reduced. Sinaloa elects Garcia Morales as governor. The resignation of General Mendes had beep accepted, The discoveries of. gold tn Coatlan continued. Ex-Minister Romero recommended the abolition of import duties over twenty-five per cent ad va- lorem. Congress had passed the bill introduced by Sefior Mata changing the tariff. When the Bider arrived off Tampice she was not allowed to enter the port. General Jimenez, in Guerrero, had decided not to heed the instructions of the general govern- ment, and was preparing to settle his dispute with Alvarez by an appealto arms, He intended to march against Acapuloo. The result of the election for Governor in the Btate of Puebla was that a new rebellion was likely to break out in the Siewa, The disturbances were very violent in the mountains thereabouts. The troubles in Guerrero, Jalisco, Durango and San Luis may cause a general struggle in Mexico. A railroad project to unite the capital of Mexico with the United States, by line along the Gulf coast, had been referred to # committee of Con- gress. THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. t ef the Rebele Near Merida. Havana, Feb. 7, 1868. The Spanish steamer Marselia arrived to-day from Vera Cruz, The revolution in Yucatan against the Mexican gov- ernment has been suppressed, General Alatorre, the commander of the Mexican expedition, was tm posses- sion of Sisal and Mérida, A battle was fought on the 2d inst. at Mérida between the government troops and the revolutioniets, in which the latter were utterly Gefeated, Vilifafia, the revolutionary leaden, was Killed, and at the end of the engagement most of his adherents surrendered, though small parties gueceeded in making their escape to the mountains. Some of the rebel officers also escaped during the might, end left the county on the schooner Oriental, which was lying off the shore, Re’ at Tampico—Rumored Resignatio Diaz, Escobedo and Othere—Rejoicings Over the Yucatan Victory. Havana, Pod 1, 1868 The steamer from Vera Cruz,brings the aows that an insurrection haa broken out in Tampico, At last ac- counts the rebels held possession of the city, and some Mexican gunboats were blockading the port. The latest despatches from the city of Mexico an- nounce that Generals Escobedo and Diaz and other Gen- erals in the Mexican service have tendered thetr resig- mations to President Jusres. The announcement of the victory over the revolution tm Yucatan was received im the capita! with great re- fJoicing, It {te reported that the prisoners ts the bands of General Alatorre will be shot, GUATEMALA. PEOLOEY OCCSSOLE SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD, Restrictions on Travel trom Mexico—Defeat of the Yagin Indians. Havana, Feb. 6, 1868. The government of Guatemala, fearing an tn- vasion from Mexico, has placed restrictions upon passengers. The result of the campaign against the Yaqui Indians had proved satisfactory. Four of the lead- ing chiefs had been captured and shot. ABYSSINIA. Discouraging Nows from the British Army. Lonpon, Feb, 7, 1968. Later advices have been received here from the British army now operating in Abyssinia for the pur- pose of releasing the English captives, The-news (a very discouraging and forbids the tiope of & successful or safe move this season. The De! ENGLAND. Resignation of United States Minister Adams. Lonpon, Feb. 1, 1868. The resignation of the United States Minister, Mr, Adams, bes been announced. The London Standard has an editorial highly comp!t- mentary to Mr, Adams, expressing cogrot at his approaching retirement from the position he has se ably @ FRANCE. The ik Return. + ‘Panu, Fed 1, 1868, The builion im the Bank of France, according to the weekly statement just issued, has increased twenty-one millions of france. GERMANY. Trade Treaty Negotiations with the United Staten. Banu, Feb, 1—Evening. Tt has been officially given out by Count Bismarck that negotiations for © eommercial treaty between the United States of America and the confederation of the North German States have commenced and are progress- tng with the prospect ef @ speedy and satisfactory con- @ustoo, Adeniral Farragut, of the United States,Navy, arrived tn thie city to-day from Genoa, He was received with special honors by the Minister of Marine, CUBA. @estined to some Mexican port, She was stopped at the foquost of the American Consul. ‘The Administrator of the Customs has ordered that of duties be mado hereafter in advance, MASSACHUSETTS, Confirmation of a Chief Ja Boston, Feb, ° 1868, R. A. Chapman was confirmed in the Exocu- oil to-day as Chief Justice of the Supreme ial Court of Massachusetts in place of Chief Jus- tice Bigsiow, re ral Hancock fer the Botter the Northwostera Frontier. Now Ontmane, Foo, 7, 1968, Special Orders, No, 27, from General Hancock, dated yesterday, for the more complete efficient protection of the northwestern frontior of Texas, orders the entab- b Ang med Forts Order of Protection rapidly ae a by the quartermaster's depariment until comploved, 6 Jervey & brass back, New York « black red. New a was the favorite of ten te six. Another shor’ hich each alpped the other in breast an@ three, im bead and body, New York having an eye cus sent ie inception, Although rallying and striving te ood dripped pit, he waa mot @ match oy) bie uy antagonist, who, wi qaick thrust, went through his brain, and New York was oe moro, Time, four minutes. Fourth Fight.—New Jersey had won three successive battles, and the tide of betting, which centred om New York, now turned, the former becoming ‘he favor! Two four pound eleven ounce chickens were ushered into the magio etrcle, New York bein Dlack-red, Now Jorsey a brass-back, They wera very handsome ox- cellent condition and bow looked game, But she fight waa unprecedentedly short, as after two or three fights New York made @ fearful plunge and New Jersey was @ dead bird, having been penetratea through the brain. Time, one minute. Here, 1 being half- eve o'clock this morning, the scene of contest, the oxcitement a8 Of course the chances of Jersey THE ALABAMA ELECTION. Probable Defeat of the Radicals and Rejec- tlow of the New Constitution. (From the Evening Telegram of yesterday.) Monroomenr, Ala., Fob. t, 1868, General Meade has extended the election another day te include Saturday; but the probability te that the Constitution will be defeated anyhow. Little more than balf the negroes have voted in thie county, ndreds are being discharged by their employers, who detected them voting, ‘There was a rumor here that a riot ocourred yesterday of she Bones of Aldermen and Aasistal jermen of the city of New Orieans, who voted for the Pree fm Tuskegee, in which several were killed, White citt- ons here are very bitter against all who vote faint geese arlene Mowrcomzer, Ala., Fob, 1—P. M ply and A. Marey, ORS bai NOLS of the ‘As near accan be ascertained the diMculty at Tuske | & ay RRL, BY, Joubert uberi and ‘a LOUISIANA. a the Board of Assistant Al- Orleane—Preceedinge In the Naw Crutaga, Feb, 6, 1868, ‘The following order was tasued this ee Beavquanreas Furra Mustary Distaror, ‘} New Onieans, Feb. 1,. - for pnt of the GRYERAL ORDERS NO, ecoua? district tthe ety rot Newt jeans, e city of New Ori im contempt of orders from the headquarters, the ra ia members Last Yoar and wit the January State- mont of 1867. ‘The following statement of the public debs on the 1st of February haa just been tssued from tho Treasury Department. Wecompare the fizures with the state mont made at the corresponding time last year;— 10,029,600 12,500,000 1,898, 488, 860 13,000, Total bearing cola int 1,420, 145,541 §1,9) 00 yestordey was betwoen some drunken citizens It] J. N. Les, coor hepa fest Ginis exe nage DEBT BEARING OURKENOT INTEREST. #, areal but the friends of New 1 ot velleved any lives ware lost, General Hayden | hereby appointed members of the Bere of Aldermen, pases). Clneenom.. OER ere oe aie bas reoolved a request for troops and sent on a squadron | o°' ch prenceagg lene Beaton ad ‘ h Moers: Three yearcom. {at notes 143,094,640 48, 244, 30 ‘ounces; sixth, two our pound one ounces of twenty mon im command of a lieutenant, are appoluvod members of the Hoard of gasia en Ket | Thres your 1.30 notes, 663,686,108 214,053,850 | poventn, two four pound tive ounces, eigntn, Now York ———— ———-—— | four pound 6: ounces, N jersey four pound six Returns from severas count: to-night very strongly a Total bearing cur’cy ink $819,672,740 $308,708, 630 cea; Bintb, Yors fou pound one ounce, Now J. ts appointed « member of t tndioate she defeat of the constitution, a Criesber onm plsceot OL a at Syn Done of Matured, not paid... $15,791,454 $12,288,160 sey four pounds, The Voi Mobile. us will eee Aiiaty ha di cpa a ns United States ge $381 427,090 $356, 159,127 'e eadquarters & copy of int DOLEE...600 427, 159, ” Mouita, Feb. ¥, 1868. | the oath prescribed by law, Fractional ourrenoy » 28, 148, 738 82.246, 438 BOOK NOTICE Do wap eaetemameene | Meee Ramm sees iene tet | ee? een et w Horace Mann. Edited bi , irk AND Works oy Horace MANN. 0 Gogroea To-day 13 whites and 802 nogroes voted, The Convention de’ neater as a Soda $430,163,603 $418,024,845 bs Mrs. Mary Mann. In Five Volumes. . Vol, Ll. ordi peal ECAPITULATION, Boston; Horace B. Fuller, VIRGINIA. by the Legisiature tng the lssue of $1,420, 145,641 pw Dearing com tn! 000 levee bonda, The pyecpsieetong was Dearing currency ink The gub-title of the third volume of this work ie “Apnual Reports on Education, by Horace Mann.'” Only such portions, however, are selected from tow anoual reports by the late Secretary of Public Instrue- tion in Massachusetts as have been deemed of universal interest, If published entire those reports would alt two such volumes as the present, The portions selected present the views of Mr, Mann upon great points which concern all societies alike, Among the gubjects treated wo find qualifications of teachers, schooi libraries, the effect of education upon the worldly fortunes of men, the etudy of physiology in the schools, visitation and description of European schools, echool motives and $1,912,363, 041 819,672,140 ‘308, 708, 430,163,808 418,024,845 15,792,454 12,288, 160 Total Gobs.........+. + $2086,178,659 $2,061, 84,080 $2,661, 384,686 AMOUNT IW TREASURY. $9 $98,401,168 ‘25,578,150 $124,000, 313 $2,527,315,373 Cited and disorderly, The whole matter was defiattely postponed, MISSOURI. The Proposed Holding of the Democratic Na- ti Convention at St. e-Tax State- Sr. Lous, Fob. 1, 1868, ‘The several committees appointed a few days ago to devise the means to secure the holding of tho National Democratic Convention in this city have fully organized and gone energetically to work raising funds and adopt- Ricawonn, Feb, 7, 1868. 1n the Convention to-day the substitute for the section im the Ordinance on the Executive, making the Secrotary Of State, Treasurer and Auditor offices to be filied by the popular was def< A section was thea foated, adoplog allowing Legwlature to fill those In the Circuit Court tonday the the _ bang by the attachment of Ciafi $48,000, om which toeabock ‘cote i aes hare was not made on sufficient cause and should al Total tn Treasury...... §142,423,701 Debt leas cash in Treas'y. $2,543,340, 748 Decrease of the national debt since A TOGT sas cscseas pase VARUTIONS FROM LAST YEAR, Increase. $16,034,376 Decrease, Debs bearing coin interost, $402,917,600 - img the measures necessary to effect the object in view. equality of school privileges, the common Ts ie stated that th Rep Dlican State Committee will Debt bearing currency int, — — $610,964,110 meet here on the 1th ten obi ape Colonel Bogy, of this city, a membor of the National | pens feathen no pore dog pe bi 12,138/058 ym of Massachusetis, the power of common Democratic Committee, has been authorized to pledge | Matured debt not paid.... - 8,603,285 | schools to redeem the State from social vices and crimes, Large Fire tn Norfolk—Loss $100,000. Forrness Monnon, Feb. ¥, 1868, 4 large fire occurred in Norfolk this afternoon, destroy- ‘The following tabie compares the February statement of the public debt witb the previous one, made on the money to any amount necessary to secure the holding Of the National Democratic Convention here, The total amount of United States taxes collected in the capacity of the common school system to improve the pecuniary condition and elevate the intellec frame fournag | the First district of this State for 1867 1s $3,611,200, of | 1 of January :— tual, moral and religious character of the Common- bf gaerticee een es oe amount $165,685 was domved from manufacturers DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST, wealth, &¢, The seven hundred and fifty-eight pages office; the telegraph office, 6 R, Borum’s liquor store, cers, $667,166 from spirits withdrawn from Jan, 1, 1868, Fb, 1, 1868. | aeyorea to these topics are full of valuable facts and Merchants’ Exchange and reading ne Hage Se J.T. Jones, bon 341,000 000 from the annual income eee ee Five per cent bonds..... $204,020,800 $207,789,200 bs P auctioneer; - T. Smith, restaurant; F. $178,381 from the annual license assessment, $126, Six per cent bonds, '67, ‘68 — 14,600,041 9,454,391 | suggestions relative to public school {natruction. Wo suctioneer; W. @. rtp provisions store, tnd lawye from the bea receipts of theatres, railroads, expresses, | Six per cent bonds of '81., 283,676,600 676,600 | fully recognize the vast tmportance—nay, the indtepon- om are burned out Loss over $100,000; partiy | &c., and emainder from various sources. = ee hoje <n Donds., 9 70;00 00 soe Te Neue sabloness—ot devising tho best possible means of edu- cating and instructing the people and the ocbildren, particularly in @ republic like our own, the vitality of whioh depends so largely om popular intelligence, Ana although we cannot blindly admire the public schoot TENNESSEE. Total bearing cola int,..$1,800,102,001 $1,012,868,0461 DEST BEARING CURRENOY INTEREST. Six per cent bonds,...... $20,713,000 $22,470,000 NORTH CAROLINA. ‘ Riot tn Fayottvilie—One Mau Killed and « The Convention—Eligibility of Negroes to the ‘Three yeqr com. int, notes }, 244, 71 46,244, ‘780 | system of Massachusetts as to be altogether so T nape Ofice of Governor. Number Woungled. Taree year 1.20 notee,... 234,268,450 aa 063/850 | either tn itself or in its practical workings, as Rarer: : Feb, ¥,,1868, Nasnvitta, Feb. ¥, 1668, Three per cent certificates 265,000 ‘25,040,000 Bowtonlans, « at ieoet, im that it is, yet we cheerfully The ‘¢ A riot occurred at Fayetteville, Lincoln county, last ————- ———_—_— | scord to forace Mann the honor of having ¢ Convention adopted to-day the report in favor of Monday afternoon, lasting from four o'clock until dark, Total bearing our, int. $328,491,280 — $308,708,630 | done ‘aere. than ar at is eead indtrigeel eve disabiht Matu bringin; at system present pment. ed ae na one Rete ant viet tas oe viet | causing great excilement, A young man named Paups TO, Dat al $15,871,640 $12,288,169 | Fie Kear was ia the work of popular education, and he of all persons who favor and support the Congressional devoted his life to it with praiseworthy zeal. The ive Feconstruction policy, line was Killed by a pistol shot, and anumber of others 950,169.137 | vo f bis “Life and Works’ will be a more suitable The resolutions offered by Mr, Durham, making | were wounded, some with Knives and others with | practional currency : 32246438 | monument to hie memory than the ugly staue of him negroes or persons unable to read of write ineligible to | stones. The riot was caused by a drunken fel Gold cortificates, , 29, 619,280 which stands, near that of Webster, in front of the State the office of Governor or other executive offices, were | into a crowd, saying be could whip any person in it, voted down. —_ House in Boston. : AMUSEMENTS. A Porfect Hatr Dre: imparts a fine gloss and is Total bearing no tnterest. .$407,861,200 RRCAPITULATION, “$418,024, 845, —Burnett’a Ceocentze fuperior to French por SOUTH CAROLINA. Debt bearing coin int. . ..$1,690,102,001 14912, 363,041 didinrsmt, eis ek has Debt bearing curroney i, nies aot ate - a ee ee ee Prun’s Opera Housa,—Last night, the last of tho in- ig motntereate, 407,801,200 416\02a' G48 aie. ak *n Appi The Convention—Rumors of Changes Among | gi curation season of Pike's Opera House by the Stra- | Matured dabt not pad,.., 15,871.00 12,286,100 | aut eyire Curgiivecare,avaramecs of parent roleg, District Co: Broadway. Photograph likenesses and certificates ro cures mailed on receipt of ten cents. Kosch grand Italian troupe, had @ repetition of “Rigoletto,” with the nicely adjusted cast of LaGrange, ere. os CuaRteatoy, Fel), 7, 1868, Total debt....... The Convention bas passed nine more sections of the soe 00, $2,642,826, 253 AMOUNT IN TREASURY, $2,651,384,686 Bi of Rights, [tis rumored that General Canby wil! | Miss Phillips, Massimiliani, Orlandin}, Sarte, Colettt, &c. Pte 108, 430, 258 $98,491,163 Am nrreccred NANI ee ORR RO ENS. an Moet & The favorable opinions we have heretofore oxpreseed of | Currency 26,770,340 25,078,150 | IMPERIAL (GREEN SEAL) V-RZENAY papdptl ert edit aoa leer lad a ee nL SCROR DR MICLERY OF TUB EXCELLENT. VIN- Mo rotara to this district, these artists {n this piece were amply sustained by them Total in Troasury,. $134,200,603 $124, 060,313 TAGE, OF 1485, | beg to call the attentionef whe public to on this occasion, Indeed, the inspiration which gave usin all ite parts the unsurpassed rendering of the “Trovatore"’ the previous evening was stiil evidently in fon of Re active force in “Rigoletto.” Ia Grange appeared the Fraachive. fresh and vigorous as if from a recuperating rest, Mi Arrant, Fob, 1, 1868, | similian!, spirited, emphatic andi sates with Phillips Io fhe Convention to-day the report of the Committee | 0d all iho rest ‘in that "which Lora Clarendon once said existed, eeeween England and on the Executive Department was adopted without | France in both hemiapherex The house wale g008, 8 Debt tess cash in Treas'y. $2,508, 125,050 $2,627,315,373 Increase of the national debt since Ja 4, 1867.,... $19,189,723 VARIATIONS FROM DECEMBER 1, 1867, Increase, Debt bearing coin vol nh aled 905,150 Debt bearing currency tnt, Debt bearing no interest..... 12,480, 068 Matured debt not paid. these Wines, especialy w the VIN IMPERIAL (GREEN SEAL), whith bas" been pronounced by connolsseurs to be superior to any other champagne before imported into this “The above Wines are now for sale at all first class dealora to Wines fn this city, ANTHONY OECHS, ‘Sole Agent {oF Messrs, Moet & Chandon a the U. & A Delightful xhildtrating Sensation t 1A ee ee eA es ene FOR THe Ane Tt positively restores gray hair to {ts original color. youthful. strength aud beauty, stops it falling out ut ones; can be GEORGIA. The Convention—A Executive Decrease. $70,683,830 1,890,104 amendments, It fixes the torm of the office as four good house, th mats not ae Jam of a7) operatic Mss se nerves: tthe public ean Statement of | ood freely: Isa healoah delioata, hardreaalg, ‘Bold by eata and requires ton years’ residence tn the Sta! joo ie of of the “frovatore, Ty te not often that our month over the last {¢ accoun for by the very | alldruggists, © SABAM'A. AL % x bay y te 988 | impresario Strakosch sang that night the | heavy payment of the semi-annual interest due on the 1,198 Brosimed, New ‘Teck. qualification, ‘The first section of the report of the Franchise Com- mittee was adopted. A motion to strike hog “giz” and insert ‘twelve’ months’ residence inthe State as a Feb Seton was lost An amendment making shirt: on oe ence in the county @ qualification was paseedl, Convention adopted the report of the commmniteee on the death of C, U. Richardso His remains left at ix o'clock this evening for Mai: eld & bail in the sum of $12,000. FLORIDA. A Queer Case—The Minority ning the Convention. onoras of the loyal ntraband :— 11 must be now de kingdom am @ coming, And de year of jubi ‘The last night of the season! There is sadness in the words, associated with any of our enjoyments. Here, however, {t 18 but a transfer from one side of the town to the oer, and go it ig not the last of the Strakosch troupe. He haa proved himself in this short season at Pike's a capable, careful and zealous manager, and his artista have co-operated with admirable harmony, He and they bave beeo well sustained by the public and Pike te sauisfiod, In this day’s matinée, the closing per- formance of this troupe at Pike's, we are to have La Grange, Brignolt, Miss Phillips and Susin! in “Lucretia Borgia, there will be a house full and overflowing on both sides, Be not too late to get tn. Ist of January laston the five-twenty bonds and tho bonds of 1881, amounting to $25,000,000, and the falling off in the receipts from customa and internal revenue during the month, ‘The warrants issued by the Treasury Department dur- ing the month of January tast, to meet the requirements of the government, amounted in Found numbers to the foliowing sums, viz:—~ Ctvii, miscellaneous and foreign intercourse, of heflpen Tnvorest on the public debi Batchelor’s Hair Dye.—The Beet in the world; theouly perfect Dye; hartiess, reliable, instantane- ous, Factory 16 Bond street, B. B,, T.—The Opinion of an Officer in the ‘At inwpection I noticed that a large pro kuapsacks contained » box of Troc y chia: Troe! ccd oF cough, which by neglect’ tay veruinate ta some ta: ourable lung disease, Sure and Call to Be Salts Wisstuw: e-alintle of 3 s00THING SYRUR," txg"" OW the out. a Navy. Interior, pensions and Indias errTe Aviom Foxy Mustcan Festivat,— -—— sa? Tautamassne, Feb, 1, 1968. trun eooola Chaise Ie Wid Wie pairs tert ied teblisece-ncntets rene sossese +, $42,709,800 | mOtiatndoro’s,, Hale 27s, ia tee apie ead The Minority Convention {a still tn session, Having | Qsiiush an asylum at Gettyaburg for the reception of The warrants issued for the redemption of the public § Astor House, adopted @ constitution, they are awaiting {ustructions maimed and invalid soldiers will be given at Irving @ebt are not included tm the above, Cough, Coughs { ahs COUGH BALSAM from General Meade before adjourning, The majority refuse to recognize the acts of the minority or admit British subjects or non-residents to seats in the Conven- tion, The majority consists of four negroes and twenty. one whites, all eligible. The minority members ni twenty, of which o @ colored three are non-residen! ere negroes. The President of the Convention and Chairman of the Committee on Eligibility and Elections are included in the minority. The President rales that foreigoers and residents are eligible to seate, and refuses to entertain an ap) froi his decision without a two-thirds vor hich enables the minority to govera. the Conventien. Hall thie (Saturday) evening,, A full orchestra, under an experienced leader, will discourse choice musio by Donizett!, Strauss, Rossini, Verdi and other eminent composers, Misa Marta 8. Brainard will eing some of the favorite selections from her répertoire, and Messrs, Dietz, Letsch, schmita and Rietzol will render solos on the cornet, trombone, French bora and tute. Those wno desire, while gratifying their musical tastes, to assist im forwarding @ work which appeais to the noblest as well as the most patriotic impulses, will crowd Irving Hall to-night. The proposed Gettysburg Asylum pro- fect ts hovwrly finding bundreds of friends, and the numbers in attendance at tho festival to-night will be an earnest of the popular desire for {ta success. Having the special sanction and endorsement of the Ponnsyl- vania Legislature, aa this eaterprise has, tt should jand does} commend itself tothe judgment as weil aa the patriotiam of our citizens. ia knows 10 be the sure and effectual remedy, wnd (s withtm the reach of all. For sale by al! druggtsts at 25c., 50c. and 750. COCK FIGHTING. New York vs. New Jersey—'‘Stag’”’ of Five tor nm Each Bat. tlemAt Hal: k this Morne ing the Fight Stood, New Jersey Three to New York One. It were vain to call to mind any possible species of the many orders im criminal nature that demonstrates more mottle, that will longer stand under mortal wounds, that will oftener “die im their tracke”—thetr unyield- ing spirit only {pactive when their bodies are prostrate, their “Amazonian blood” dripping from ghastly wounds—tham game chickens. Contests to determine the superiority of such, birds, to prove by pitting each against the other the woaker or less courageous Main | Cold Feet Cured=A New Discovery=No doctor; 20 medicines; no insoles; 26 cents covers all ox. pense. Kemit this amount to Dr, E. B. FOOTE, author of “Medical Common Sense," 110 Lexington avenue, New York, Comfort and Cure for fhe, Ruptured Sent pt of 10 cents, Address Dr. £. B. Foote, author (edicai Common Sense," 110 Lexington avenue, New York, pahaaneabsape . of Philadelphi: rie puis ad aoa patients at last Tut nese, am x ‘Bond. ate pel ONaw York, on “a be a “hee rooms, No 32 Fuosday. Fouruary 11; froin 9 A. May Wll'S P. M.y and every Tuesday thereafter, ARIZONA. FARMERS AND CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK. . Party=Fight ne—Defeat of the Troops. Men, on The Errors aed and Early Manhood, with the hi Abuses inci fat fount fhane view of ‘Wentment and cure, sant by mau tree of Sam Francisco, Feb, 1, 1863, = feria ng conn yoms te ths vee Maes one of paddrese Howard Association, box ¥., Phila- * 2 ry m | delpnia, Late Arizona advices say that General Palmer's | Another Meeting of Depositors te Wil: to breeders and fearere being particularly interested, iP a3 thoumads to all circles of gr Hamsburg. Another meeting of depositors inthe defunct Farmers and Citizens’ National Bank of Brooklyn was held in Masonic Temple, Williamsburg, last evening. The ob- ject of this meeting was to hear the report of the com- Pacific Railroad surveying party was at Hardyvale January 15. The line of survey crosses the Colorado river twenty-five miles below Fort Mohave, The route thepaeoeed favorable, and the engineers on the lel route have beep recalled and we rich and poor, the Tepresentatives in Immense 100, Pri Paid for Old Books.— ,0 Books on bat es free. * catalog EdoaT BROTHERS, 113 Nassau street, below Beekman, e Ounce of Gold Severe te it bet mittee appointed on the Sist of January to take care of e given, sr iow corr meee, of Rt pipinenion tant in “B, the interests of depositors, and altheugh the assemblage TY Ce ey Se cape a under oe ie patent ‘and the Coffee presents @ lasge a deep tterest was manifested. aor "On r Brery fam fomily Muon ued ian Ofte veal) per coat Chiet pn a8 Guetta essa jana killed, but wounded. view being perfection, the troops were repulsed with the loss of two In this spirit, with the additional stimulus ofa large ‘The savages were fortified among the rocks, Colonel Wren, of the committee, offered the following a Nwenty Price ‘bas sent rolnforcementa “and supplica tothe | petition for signature, and after a debate of no particu. | Smount of money on either side, the first match somintng 2 08 One DOLLAR GRRENBACE. Portals every Sock st Willams Fork. Over one hundred. inda are ss | I#f interest the depositors agreed to siga It:— fouls for you, send your orders direct 0 ibe ory york 1m mines in that vicinity and rich lodes ere being "er, Woah 4H. Pan Sumrneer of the Car. Nos. 64, 65, 66, 67, $8, 69, 70, 73 and 74 Weshington ut.,.N. ¥. — We, the undersigned, Seen of the Farmers MISSISSIPPI sn ee ile team, at Ton tel Jou 5D; x Popular Response ‘ Bese "hor, reviewlng ee ibs, fives aca 70 THE ORAND MOVEMENT TO ERECT THE GET- 7 1 into consideration. the deonation and now LUM FOR INVALID SOLDIERS, ee FY rouibte tales by OlScere t bese srg s nering ever’ one wait mat tos toh ve aig ROSS WALLACE. million 5 D le A y jioh sum is virtually out of circ sao es oops their a Roport on Destitution. Jacasin, You, 7, 1008, people (4 “center oy ob pow he pear nom, the as a fougbt ati they rere Wo have read the grand proposal; matter, meaner, ati are Genera cotver to pay to tore & per cent ir eee their gasped leap to succor all the heroes of ; ‘The committee appointed to tequest Giller to | Cele rey eae a eow bald by’ tha Tremeerse Wart | Geavored to again rive and. gi fre os ana thru “to {and of airtel we dioabiod, bes woes ginst Seeiage issue an order probibiting sales by all officers and petitioners would ly call your attention | their malignant enemies. & trustees, except for wages on plantations and me. pl i we, bs nants | Te Ef ge Svea ah tom Ge M4 still 6 8 peat old flag of Union to the land and to the ; oar means throu; no Ie shentew Inbor, presented 8, pean from headquarters de. | been boon Geges vee int," tive months, and that | waking aad a imtehg vanaed tally ree Aro. B preervad ie Lory onting over every anzous home, | lemen' nid deprivation id ‘upon us u} rash) jhe Ne dome: eaten eas iopiad Zopropeiating the poll wat’ of 1e0T Oe ee er ae aon ted ain ee ae pad New Jraty chickens Force Mood, nett tee laidiow | Yee, our spirits leap to succor! swan shall we, contented ‘way u l~ © Sethton tnat ‘the per diem of members shall coase ot ee and they bave struggled along, hoping Tad Tent 1 size and condition, Some of the New York birds | Laurei# ovly on ate ave foreheads In the coming to see? after forty-five daye’ session was tabied, expecting that the funds held by the government would 7 = Pay omg? reed ine — r? Nol the ate mounde sh sweet solace; want shall uever ve distributed in January. If they cannot soon havea fo them maay of them fm positors, under the prow : of their claims for half value, Wren, Adolph Baker and Edward Gateson were od @ committee to go to Washingtom with the etition amd the meeting adjourned, FIRE IN JAMAICA, L. blood in ail their descendants dei ing 2 abt Others presented from New ore jah strain. whe ‘throng assembled to witness the battles was of a peculiar nature, many of them journeying fifteen or more miles to witness it, Excepting one or two passion» ‘ato outburste ef Immediately and deeply. Interested per- sons all went along Darmontously, The birds were handled with consummate care, Fifteen were shown, out of which ninegnatches were made, five constituting ‘That for sacred love of country batiled down the treason flames: EUROPEAN MARKETS, Lonpon Moxey Manket.Lonpow, Feb. 7~6 P. M,—Consols closed at 989; a 935¢ for money and account; 7 twenties, 71% a 71%; [mois Central, 87%; Erie Railway, 4759. Fraxkrort Bourse. —Fraxxrort, Feb, 71:20 P, M.—~ United States five-twenties for the issue of 1962, 157%. a ae as honest, sacred, stand Que ona, thas. 0 ering pros ve to the patriots of the land; *, giving greenbaeks, jewels, yachia, watches, brooches, Opulent with precious diamonds and 4 hundred other 3. Then all fearless ticket buyers can, like us, “to try," ad, vanes, And {n this life and the fusure nefer mourn they took a Pr Paris Bourse,—Panis, Feb, 7—5 P, M.—The Bourse Eatin: the main, ‘chance. Is woak and rentes closed at « decline, lare~THe Se Onward, Festival of Musto! tilt sour trlumply be no pease; Livgrooon Corton Maxket,—Liverroor, Feb, 7-6 P. Firit Pight.—This was between two five pound birds, M,—The cotton market closed pes and firm Now Jeraoy being @brassback, with gray hackle, and | liseis ig tapmonta genius thrti, mas in 9 be Henle Brothers, Work of an fi ermann, Genin, Baudall, ‘alitns, following authorized ng ala About balf-past nine o'clock last night a fire was dis- | Now York @ pyle Botting was ten to eight on New alpine, al 8d; middling uplands, to arrive, 7 York with but few takers, The chickens seemed in equal | With our pure, melodious Thomas, not tn Mn 8 upon as call. Peitaecs ‘inca. Fee watee OF the ot Tot fon a covered in the dwelling of Mr. George Marshall, situated | © ‘iaigion, and surprise Was eapremed that there should | We wil stow, Moy Kenerpus purdiaso, Out the more (oud about haifa mile from the thickly populated portion of the village, The alarm was quickly given, and «large numbor of tho citizens, together with the fire apparatus of the town, Were soon at the scone of tho conflagration, but their efforts to save the building were unavailing, the house and its contents being entirely destroyed. Provious v6 tho building being discovered in flames the family of Mr. Marshall a Slarted to spend the even: ae neighbor, neath Gtate that they left she we pieve bat it was impossible for the trete bave ‘originated f trem any of the interior mate- bo odds in the betting, As soon as they wore brought tothe wecratch and let loose they commenced the fight with de- vermination, The stee) gate flew quickly into each other, New Jorsey geting the first serious cut—that of ry fal sbhrust in Wiroat—but this was instantly roy ae clash, when am eye wi seed by New vn @ latter was greatly ¢ ‘Ved at this recep: Von, but, raliying, endeavored to make a good fight, whom he was Knocked down by « woll-directed biow (rom New Jorsey, breaking his wing in failing. Cries of ea to ive were cow board on every ade in favor of New Jorsey, without any takes, This mishap was greater than New doaste: baios, The quantity of cotton affont om ite way to be But the invalidod soldier shalt Dousees & rration’s home land is eatimated at 208,000 bales, of which 135, baies are from the United states, Tho Brokers’ Circular reporte tho sales for the week at 105,000 bales, of which 9,000 bales were purchased on speculation and 16,000 bales taken for export. Trave Ri —Liverroot, Feb, 7~5 P. M,—The ad. vices from Manchester to-day are favorable, The mar. ket for goods and yarns was active and buoyant, Liverroo. Braansturre Marker.—Liverroor, Feb. 7—5 P. M,—There te a better feeling in the corn market; mixed Western Sd. bigher, closing at 453. per quarter, Prizes Cashed im All 1. And informaion given, ckceeaiaed, Pei ‘S10 Chestnut arroet, Paitade, pie ress the Hi and Restore To Beautify a ne 7 natural un Wapert that venuall gloss, 0 odor, we wiyic) HALE fo, use Mrs, SkSTORER of “pttessina, in ea Portas “Rrery deugcish sella tt, Price $l. Wheat wnochanged. Pend bavo declined te 46s, for | riala Those who arrived at the piace Grst say that | York could bear, and although seotningly quite strong | . Try the Patent Canadian. Barley, 54, Od. for Ameri Oats, Sa Ld, | the kitchen window was broken im and that the Gre was | be would not figh oe ba ing bis eowardiy Fe econday and Sonven bo rom neat box. Price biood rushed into 4 ail grocora Pigmouth Color a airect, Naw York, b> aging 1 that apartment, Wheo Mr, Marshall i8 Appearance he attempted to enter the bouse 5: one of the rear doors, in oriek if possible, to secure {io mut of $5,000, which. b is room whee be y after Rim, re- D oee a thrust. ‘volte of and tee chien off and for Amoriean, Flour, 878, for W: a Company, 100 td 108 Fa) {VERPOOL PRO’ 5 P. M.—Provistons unchanged fro if winter cured je your nad Oraamental H ont out early part a ie jow York was remo hg darsey prociaimed Rad a Dy! tt] fae Dy ang Wd colart, Heaechatt 2s. for the higheat range wing & such head: the ‘vievor, Lp on ye V6 Bond street, Bacon, 30%, for Cumberined out, joke prevented his dot: Second Bight. tym aves havi —+ L Provecm Makkst —Liverroy:, Feb, 2 pposod, was burned, with Mor Common or imitate elt ‘As, 64. Lg @ house §=6The fact of there being ae seerone aa a wit anne lis. for home, and the nding «=f = owt, Refined broken, would lead to the snpposition to 2d. por gailon, Tallow pas advanced to 428, | was firet robbed by partes who were acquainted | Jersey obtain’ 3d, for Amari 4 jard to O48. “or fine Americ with the movements of the family, end then fired im | Soon offered a Loxnos Manners, —Loxpoy, Feo, 11:29 Prices of all articles in our MAT cous are the same as Fo "tee im the first despetch, MROLKtM =MARKRT.—ANywenr, Feb, 16 P. Mim The potrotoum market cloasd heavy. Standard white, 99 francs 75 conticngs. " order to eseay less than $ surance. Una Wednosday eroning the prominos of Seiad bay ss at Mount Sins, Futfolk county, wore consumed by fire, involving @ loug af quout 902. detection, The lose will amount to not 000, upom which there is a sinail in- Goliently, wi udden, cunning bs Came by tne we steel ‘eat had pe op} 4, Adull, leaden fat, Coovalaive ohud ie, iw York was a dead] bi Duration of Ago Beven minutes, ThYd Fight —Two four pquad aine guace fowls, New 7 "Tegesusei pe, eb age cESeASTETG TET cI i Pa = s H Hy 3% es