The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 11, 1871, Page 2

AU's Opera House Fitth Avenne The: NATIONAL For President: LYMAN y stamps, tobacco, and d spirit as the Legislation ¢ ss. BE ee The Ht Khines for All. DECEMBER 11, 1871 To-day, REFORM TICKEL rRUMBULE, for Vice President: SAMUEL J. TILDEN t #0 that appotn nger depend on part r oh fe then ee # of collee port daties on all the ¢ reduction of other duties {moderate #ystem; the and superfluous inter fi taxation the levy of biackmatl ndstone. G 1 ted in tt 1 as ao th a four t n t Cuba rest of the tel ms ra have beer f at Havana for the de. THE SUN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, THE MASSACRE IN HAVANA VIVID DESCRIPTION OF TH SN00T ING OF THE STUDENTS. those ineurred tn the North American possession® show an increase of £604,314, and it is altogether due to Prince Fadward island and British Cotambia that balance on the wrong side is martial law and the suspension of the Aabeas cor. to the Administration. bly, however, the ineffectiveness of brother-in-law Casey's previons demonstration with troops and Gatling guns will influ not to try that mode of persuasion again Josinn of the outside world voluntecre | lagt ten year island and set themeclves Spain's dominion over Havana Spared an the volunteers disminsed on the day whe mere The Attempt to Concent the Still the Canadians are not contented, but are longing for annexation to the United States, where the general prosperity and en terprise of the people aré in striking con trast to the poverty and sluggishness which Dominion both Canada had better try independ erin eis BENJAMIN PRANKLIN MANIERTE declares reason the Police Commissioners for bade the International parade island, and if the plain fact Accepted, mach benefit would have acerued to and to the ely Ketracts from Private Correspondencs Communicated yesterday was through fear that church services would be dis- sed to form There was a column and a half of | of review of the volunteers took place, and from n the afternoon a rnmor ty manifestation wonld be made before it for which reason {t war not #o numeronsly ilized world. In leu of this, Spain attempted to hide her real loss of the island, trusting to beable to suppress beth the Cubans an For thia dowble purpose f the volun with 29,000 Half an bour after be had landed in Havana he was a volunteer, and as such he The procession was adver in town and terday's Tomes Great Britain would gladly agree to this, and then if she should show herself worthy of the honor, we m fent to admit her to the American Union as A sovereign State, or two or three of th the charches advertised services in the afternoon, and they were not upon the route of the proces but mainly for the suppression « y fecond, Third, and Fourth R but as tie Third Company of the notorions Fifth Ropas was sent out some day con The diamond fields of South Africa con- tinue to attract throngs of eager fortune-hunters whore efforts in the tended with varying degrees of success, from a gentleman scribes tho particular Golconda where pending his energies as a te five thousand diggers at work within its con: tracted limits massacre of the women and children at the Villanueva Theatre—shouts r the ashes of Ca the traitore 1 These erle confasion, but the marching part went on and sl! thonght that the storm had passed over. I was a traitor to Spain as fong as h At of Wealth The Washington Treaty. rry through the Fo ves a bill making provision n of the Washi ra are not coufined under the « organized in Bodies of them, well known of Represent for the execut Casino Espaitol every acaport, and for all practical purposes m of moncy various expenses of commissioner an American Co: the aame shouts were repeated, and then the HAMILTON even and ah feet of ground, which he has sec lawauits upon an agreement to pay fifty per counsel and age this bill is passed, we trust that ascertain why the treaty fixes vad alles theue boyan to understand that the object wasa 6 there wer obtaining pos- or of Santia ay of Lar’ s DRINKING THEMSELVES CRARY seasion he was at once offered The precious stones are found at a depth 4 uring the review pain solemnly promises the of twenty feet or im be show ra and assas i ip to that day were d that all « 4 subsequent to few feet of him in five days dug ou from such tain ha rebellion lasted wz after the 9th of April, and that the destruction of British cott sh property found under the rebels between the Oth of April and the real war was something hundreds of millions of dol ra, Why, then, d claims for this property from the stigma of to that they cau be hereafter presented just as thouglr the Some make a fair living by very hard work, some fail entirely, and a few gain very diamond digging with the exception of meat, are very high, n and other Brit control of the nate command declare that VALMASEDA & 1 be appointed aptain-General and Spain # Ataquatter before & they began to dircet their rowds toward Plaza de Armas nt had et A itee 4 tot ad retired t At and nothing was visit ¢ streets se valiant hon russlug ro thw gai! To THe gain!" k, in compliance with what T cor The Spanish Co ars per bag ¥ cents a barre Want Lad deen tnysel’—L went ont. I tiv only relieves a barrel es the treaty relieve all ity of supporting useless slaves, ) My rs ynds without ly forbid its publication. or xeention in the island. T then walked toward the jail, and fr Neptuno and Prado streets to the plazac a was one packed mass of volnnteers, throngh Thad much ditenity in the Finally the volun property had should meet with the height of impru id tnck would appear to be teers compel the delivery to them for execution of eight young lads, Government in times of pence ; matters in this coun en Larrived nocent of all offence, and with mobs of eight The plague which recently destroyed 60, thousand around the Palace, and thonsand around inder ordinary cireuinstances? istilled of Buenos Ayres, trenty, these qnestions should be anewe Some Paraguayan prisoners of war, who returned ors were FC tu Parngoay Inet at Asuucion,to ptain-General confined in Chief of Artill utenant Captain-General prisoners in The matter is one of grave inportance were found. American tr pty mer, and the suffering from terests have been sacrificed the latter un now called guayans after th Audacity of the Brooklyn Rar by them in d freely expressed dragooned by 1871 ther St. Bartholomew the Victims of the Bloodthirsty ere Avothor Demonatratio Dec. 2,—On Sunday the long talked n to cireniate these reviews umually are the marching Phe time rt commenced, ‘The iments passed the regiment that distingniehed tself by ‘ose asking for © Von: afion! and“ Death to canged some murmurs and wever, that many spectators began to ground, When the Second Regiment inteers passed—one of the Inst in the nd when the review closed at # about, . ny enectat volunteers,who had been indweing free ntinued to do so alter And patronized every rum « ing was t these di fia !'* and * Death te aty and fonnd anguish and desolation Op coming out of our house Lhe rd sound the assembly, My worst fears we Were in full revolution the corner me y way.and F Y " a z &., 4 1 ’ ‘i n Bon! areo J Roberts (I do not know went d ¢ They swore tat ‘ rca y or | | A t | | | mt | | é | | | | | | 1 ’ | | nothing bnt fore States do not intert bility of the interve A LIVELY CONTEST FOR A BUGGY Connsetlor Moi * Law Books Deciding in 1wo Minutes what a Day's Straw ‘Two tmwenits Failed to do A Seo Centre Church War. rf was Sup new Methodist Sanday School ia R dorfa piece of ground for a lone term J put up a duilding whieh he oeeupied a aid ch question came ap, Elmendorf was one of the lending men in favor ofa division of the chu nated ina riot last spr rest of seventeen of the rioters, A bis brother-in-law, W. H. Ricker On the 9th of September Rickey property to Abrams. tthe middle urned to Hempstead, of November Rlmen rams to the rear'end, and each was de Jorf had hie mpstead to the s question of the ownership of (ie buggy as upon fide with hit New Yorks f ck Mr. Mott drove up in ti glilened every J with revere neellor Mort om here for? Very well VOVHER CL urrender Near the Old heaped on Americans; and in of any European power —— ntendent of the yorletor of Abrams's Hotel About a year ago Abrams 4 good vusivess until t t and the ar business, and left town u J, firat tnroing over nis fr and went to the stable of Jtocarry of a eviously owned, ag’ Wh Uthat Rickey had us stopped him, Bo mendor? to the nider fro! x behind, ti in from the tacle attracted the whole of ne, the people taking sides on Abrams, belie am; urbance, lower to leave t te y of th Two tria see, and HOt tin morning Squire Mott's oMce fiftee ed it shiy aw, and laid them down on the Justice, ‘This te men todo with them b: of tue case of Elmendorf or realy to goon with itt a gogo road them ertainiy, your Honor; what will take you two months to 10US WILL Family Quarrets—A Sone ng #100.000 Rather ) METROPOLIS, 14VP 1HeRe ny tne REPORTERS DASHES TEKE Photogrsphed Adventurers Exploits na the Down-Town Wholesalers Silleck, of the nfidence operator’ tean, the noted New street station Wallace has beer he was ordained in Maryland, it where bis eloquence the position of ine attracted qreat thropgs Leeame the m t popular palpit nary ; | | | ' i | | | 7 | Sto M | : | von, Chatles \ | | | | ew York A Binno Expenses Reed, « liquor plaint, The ed this New Yor weal On stitution, but not anes nE, Hozard & and represented J Indian trader, sorted liquorsy it for Pierre » When the tint he would onee onteide street. Ho Choteas, and 1 & ( Ho nof drugs, In Voe druggist 1 . th While thore & the Rev, Dre trinity Chape gbic, for many Twenty-eixtt m at 52 Weel esterday, Dr. Fig Episcopal elerays the Rev, Dante! Higbte, of the diocese of Dela He studied in th Pneological Se sed in Ts His frst eb is believed at Havre de Grace, He Chureb, Washington, highly popular, Te M6 be received a call to Trinity Chureh io thie city, niser, His prea charcy, aad be rrator in tits eity ter in charge of tl 1855, when he was tr nie, O11 secount from parochial enc ng cieresman of ted it in the 4a prom institations. De cum nd A alike to the n of the Mr. M “ y scovered ‘ A . « ‘ i MM neon the A a lester