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A dispatch from Pcnang, on the 30tk» i&

nounces that the Dutch troops had occupied

both banks of the river running through

Acheen, and tlie Sultan, seeing defeat inevita

ble, had given in his submission to the Dutch

commander.

From San Domingo, via Havana, it is re

ported that (ieiu'.al Ignaces Bousales has beeu

elected President of the Dominican Republic,

and it is announced that tli* new administra

tion will probably endeavor to annul the

Samai'.a Bay le ise.

A Berlin special of the 24th says rumors

were circulated in that city on the S3d that

the Emperor William was dead, which rumors

were undoubtedly ftise, though it was certain

that His Majesty was very ill.

The Londou Times of the 23d, alluding to

the report that Spain had made a demand

upon the United States for the restoration of

the steamship Yirgiuius and the survivors

who were surrendered at Santiago de

Cuba, says: "Sueli action on the part

of Spain would be premature, despite the

opinion of the Attorney-General of the United

States that the irgiuius had no right to carry

the American Hag. Spain must wait until a

United States Court has settled the case of the

vessel before proceeding further in the mat

ter."

The Ejxxyi (Madrid) of the 24th publishes a

letter from General Sickles, declaring that

early in the Yirginius dispute the Intransi

geutes of Madrid proposed to make a demon

stration hostile to the United States. The

J-'»*•• denies that there was any such inten

tion, and "regrets that General Sickles took

no pains to contradict the dispatch from

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The Redwood gazette. (1874). Redwood Falls, Minn., 1874-01-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025570/1874-01-08/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Redwood gazette, 1874-01-08.