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-ab B OF IDER Ebq .nn*litol,resi-iondad-i:3uchhigh.rth,theynan-ften-wis-cide in-■ or this i • c-irith urse ; as :ordJU-tanduraltheidthvherwerap-forthativenleni to eas-sary 01 ine aeam 01 namun.THE • HINESE.Berlin, Dectmb. r 1. Mr. Burlinganu and the other nn-ml^ra of the Chinese Km bassy were receive*? at the foreign ofljc* ro-iiay. The Aiut-ncjm treaty will probablv be the base of that made with Prussia.TURKEY.Constantinople, tecember 1.—A steam er laden w ith gunpowder was seized in th:.-harbor to-day, on suspicion of being destined fur insurgents in Bnlgar.a.CUBA.Havana, December, 1.—A Spanish frigate arrived here to-day from Spain, bring mg a battalion of troops.H. C. Hall, the newly appointed American Cqnsul General ij Havana, to-day took possession of the I tilted States 1 insulate Merchants of Havana are desiro. that the appointment of Hall be perm am nt.A detachment of priaouera was j aterday sent to Spain. Among them ware Colonel I daeto, Who surrendered at Rayamo, and Adolfo Moliner, a wealthy planter.SOUTH AMERICA.Lisbon, December 1.—Later advices from Paraguay state that.the Count 1/En. n his pursuit of President Lopez, had ar rived at San Estanislss, lately occupied bv the troops cf Lopez.POLITICAL.GEN. AD'ORS'S EVICTION PRORARLE. far TEi.nuR*rij to rns exi-rbss. ]Holi.y Springs, December 1.—The re-ms irom the election arc scant, but they inornate Alcorn's election as Governor.THE BOSTON MAYORALTY.Boston, December 1.—At the Democratic Convention, this evening, George A. Baldwin was nominated i r Mayor. Mr. Baldwin is an Alderman in the present City Council,^5*; INDEPENDENT NOMINATION.Boston, Decombei 1 The citizens ofCon mhia, South Carolina, Deccmwr 1. Both Houses of the Legislature to-day adopted resolutions expressive of sympathy for Cuba, requesting the recognition of the insurgents as belligerents by the United 'tales, and pledging the last dollar aud man to the government in case of war.EDITORIAL CONVENTION.PoreHKEEPSlk, December 1.—The llud-« »n River Editorial Association met here to-day, and after transacting all necessary mainees the members were escorted to the Vaaaar College and other points of interest. The association adjourned at half past five this evening to meet at Hudson on the second Thursday in June, 1870.CENTENNIAL.Boston, December I.—The. I niversalist Centennary meeting was held in the School Street Church this evening, attracting « large audience. Rujiard Krothingham presided. Among the speakers were Israel Washburne, Jr., (f Maine ; Rev. E. C. Butts, of New York; and liev. Drs. Miner, Thayer ami Sawyer, of Boston.Lev. John Dewitt was installed pastor of the Central Congregational Church this evening. Dr. Storrs, of Brooklyn, preached the sermon.THE REFORMED DUTCH BYNOD.Philadelphia, December 1. —The General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church to day adopted a report on liturgy by 117 to 52, thus allowing iree use of the Western order of worship, and placing it in the same position with Eastern worship, which received such permission three years ago, until such time as the Church may be prepared to make a proper decision.TEL EC RA PIIIC A' C M MA R T.jraoa irriBXOOs editio.-b.New Yore, November 1.—The .S'un# Albany special says : The leading Democrats of the State were invited to dine with Governor Hoilman last night at the Exeeu-s.:__if i __a . .n al. Lt.t. .ir. -___imintu, mu aiiiuuoL airrauy wiifi nuupaid over is over $0,000,U00. 1 !• totalcost of the bureau, during its cxlstem e, s leen $19,500,000. It is evident V ' the I reed men only want homesteads, si -vcr tour thousand of them have taken up I u! lie lands iu the Southern Mates um. r the homestead law.The Secretary of the Interior gave a de-:ision to-day iu the matter of the «u: ■ unt f the pension to Ik.* ,-a d tlt;» the child-, u lt;f soldiers and sailors who lo«t their 1 n m the »ervi_e of the gevernmtnt He iu!ed that where there is more tbai out* child, each chihl is entitled to $2 in addition to the regular $8 i.cr mouth after the death or marnage of the mother.The Naval Board to hx the rank of the line aud the stall'of the Navy adjourned today tint Ait. Majority and minority re-jiorts will be made and the indications are that nothing will result from the board's deliberations. The quarrel between the line and stall is of such a character that lt;nr green alone can settle with justice to both.London, November 30.- Information from the secret agents of the gnvermm ne icads to the belief that a rising in tlm »ten ed in Ireland. In the cabinet tin qu- . tc n of continuing the suspension of the v»rr. of htihnia corjmi has been considered. It is certain that extmnc measures vv ill bo adopted shortly.The New York Timet' Pekin corii-j.on-dcut w rites that the Chinese government is anxious to hate it lt;i. arly uudlt; r« tlt; lt;-i that Mr. Burlingame's treaty has not bom rejected, but action on it only deferred, it be ingthought best to w ait until the i - u)t.-» lt;-t the negotiations of the mission with other countries were received, when the whole subject might disposed of at once. '1 he confidence of the ministers in Mr. Burlingame is unshaken.The correspondent also states that the Pekin College is by no means a failure as has been asserted.New York, December 1. Richardson is slowly sinking. There is no hojm.
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