The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-24 00:00:00

1 fr tr aAVI r_ rT - tnn i PL RP' I • • --- aid :a Cr La 8_ 1:1 6 4,70 IT a netands goof) i , :.4 , „ . N . ~. •.. H-. :,.. •.:i,FL No. 6,749.3 .„ ..." JEAVDOW, VITE,IDAT . - . ... . . . . . .- - • -.I t.L.I•• '1.2 _ ? , ~ Wig, DIA.EM 2t,: 1868 . ~ •: ~ . . .. ' - 'llrilitiMßl IL ADDITIOIALLI • x:-• 1 • t %), r CONE P: vATIONAL UNION lan ASSURANCJC COMPANY, Na Mk_ CosnocAN—EDIVIN LANNlMAltakrle. Csanuami—Vke-AilnairaPC worts sad prospectuses may be hal cm apylkiatisit. HINNY SIMON, Las., Pacrstary. District awl Local Ascots wanted. TrAvRE urrativerichut MARITIME Tilf 0 CITA "Et /I AIfBIt A ' •PitA 0 AL .11 1 1TMUJENCE "tom A B R O AD - - mostnor, 28/1..-To by IN has let, mar Os .Lli Three al t a- plymEi Conoatt - PANnesbia. EEO ', ' of We Ettlllooll. et the n7< ca eclock. one . - I • ....... 7 ..._ T P ` si ntilarrimi wtß include 43 MAIM, ranged ander the folio :tap leas Gimps :--1. EavillaticaL"-t I WwWwrAl• ana MADAME 17113BALIErg xxinsmo44 • ' - 4 , . Inclostrial rrodeies.--3. Fieharies.-I. Ytah entinre.-6. Sin . foldlength 'optima nodal of MILE 3 WU Emilia : teleMilbE The Arta. ?rob. C""Pett th e mut' NOW ADDED to the Chamber el Hatton . Open Emu I • ' • , f' -. •r. Xenon 111 Mah n. iri tiAtios to salmon win moose es Gold end Sum till dock , vas..w and from of till uonim lOp.m ot .-A sidis. ps. la. ; 430014maimese r i lli np N o m e bi r e i s eximeg l; *im s 4ll : • w oes . * w e t id WNW Ifeltie Wastisemeed MOM al Art - ais anireltical nature have been A amen ...eiii mode far sal=go. to cover c oo wn t il in ,—, rs. rro 8 APSLEB.bfr. BETTE of I(o. Bbei ne d The imperial 4...,.........--• im5ted ...c..1 211) 4"....' ' r e gr a t e ,==n e a"""'n eekt n a o nni = a l i reet ... Wlurf-road. AMA, Psalm to mve ' bUo sotto. • 1.."..'.... : I)...'''''' '''''' PTAs of mem will be mop iWrieg the prionot MO Ili e , Lard p g Ni p rp wt. op attestor Ames young men °lunged with the offence. To ps isse. or a n= szkomois CATALOolli via ll wers ibi W emec ebee mockzir ehd Esialoi ld, edig "Thwor mincisi or es= the leikoadoW).bier his sow, e a e :W ts Pvifte nenie. : . Al* exassination it was hound thatiteir object lowing stetr their &facial gime Wa, aU el AAA nor tie mei :bk. ng s festeot agit a ti on . ' .. 7'. 4 - ' 4l chug.. sad 411 Wm parlicalies ma beehladad en seenainsa. maselbiel-lcub.l6, WEL • .t. ^ B A s . thority •••--- . t .,-,, z .,... e ey i •$: J r ypiumpEsed Pomp.Omemertornakes, marytorTFOT WINEB.-PIOT • FRERES:. ' ) ~ AUSTELL • I S••• 1- I' ' March 19, 124 . 3 . elliki-Wreet, 11 9 1 burp• 1144 "• - .illif Growers sad Porter.. *room Depot fdr teglead, 1* . addentdtreet, W.—Upwards of 30 mistime' thefloart growths. • VillNlat ' :4 14/eN s Ilk PHI 17NITED EXECUTIVE 00M14(TTEN amnion, w a ramaserteini r e ado,..l eleee n ame se b. I . ardi n d R soec h er en d hi , pelitied m i m e iteee I. for Um MEW et MOLL DIATEL3B at the Jur . preemloontly the mod Watery wine der UM oilmete-Asortel , a document to the Presideint et the IND of LONDON. I sample dozen lry tell for 4iL • I. UWE Rouse of Abe Reichsrath, in t o they fIIARBT..-PIOT 711.11RE8 bare &AWN :alb: announce th a t i n weeeveitei o f the vote o f B e te , UunelikgaaPkg d.( ah. 114.4 fr eL ehe pegit,4l day iest the Oivil Marriage MllOlO are no and in Am wham szataimet by tbraawat "Pa. 'MI Wait • en wen proiselmid to he Mai* Welk et able to take part in the disodlaioes of the Viglax aa"" ." I " l =i ebrese . • 2 ?• 1111 :s 7 !wa p leigia El to4ay's sitting, after Aim . d pet doMe. VA , • " i :liven read, the order of t h e' day,. for the Pilt• MB= . limportessadollkkliP, debate upon the' iiiva lfacriage 14 11 li r eik 0 r , :5 44 : 101, ' . fr AHIEL 4 vi 4 •114 the bills irids a' vetbsi , illooldint4 In brit)). Swenson* gra reed a. mem* LWIT IRlNlZSaiiipeelielitintimeii.thakthon. " 1 14 l'hu'a thl• *Gar tar "to; 031 7 ir 'Elm"' • saaemearnsatr i arcAttc=bl,. ,f a = iMs voting against th• ;aims of elms Ply adeartimag. tee the ralrem — kkilliefiebt - W. I • ascanerst gem .4111INI ma snow poemeroffona • • • CAW; MN ANIMA Pia IL Our amp, Midi is five miles math and a little to the Mt ef Antalo, is Mailed en a parliselmly sae* hill Gram mama. are se near as we. asiekl with, bat firewood is onlY ohleasalde by gosag a amidarable distance. The Millais mows so abund, aptly in the midst of ow tin* that we are, to protect ourselves from the risks of i emsfiegratioa,• obliged to submit to the iminvenienes of a curfew, . an order existing to GM:Mauls' h all fires at 8 gm. The forces here muster 1,200 strong, of whom nearly half are Simms* but will Ma be about 3,000, as on the 18th the chief set out from Addi- WM with a *Ghana Made up of i wing of the 4th Mamma of befeatry, portions of the 3rd and 10th native' inhuitity, ard rudive clavidrY• Thaw tramps carry with them is visas' provisions. Biz field gam, Arastosem 114poimalses,' have arrived, pa Muir Medi, at Addrisest i a lest Mich redeital peal media eaChalt etaiinmisthr; Captain Mashy, 1 sal rah abase mafikinsia read making. ham ' erdisses tsdr pamthis ; iooQ of Uwe pinworm to be.. imeeedebabout the 19th to Asada . oaPtain Yanay being mimed by 200 *aattrY is getting them evimehe didkalt parts of the read is all about I,7Mairra me now ea route far this elation. • ' • - 'in the larger villages, where they have learned we' 'are not to be feared, the female portion of the'r population laugh and chatter at the stranger se,7 if he were an old acquaintance ; and although this' afforded me little surprise I was not pre Lot.,the unoonceni with which the men ed their conduct, or rather the encouragement which they , lent it, From Zoola the minas that rain has fallen"; and the gram is springin g u p. Preparations are bein&made to forward 8-teelimortarseu elejobants ; two of these pteoes are now with Sir Robert's column—they are of no mein the field, but in case of a siege could 'throw aheila crairielbs: into the enemy's works. Mender hate earned off some mules etraggling without moon tfetweed Dolo and Amok. TIIPERIAL vniz INSURANCS COMPANY, No. 1, 014 Broada=s i d i g aad 17, Loude4 p a barribed sad In Lamested Capital p sad &mem Toad, al,flooiBoo. e aid, 11/1,40%00a lac lawman' granted oe every deacriptlon of property, at pm,im and abroad, nt moderate d. Ms liberally sad promptly r i JAM&I LIA27D, Baperinteadeat T GUARDIAN' EIRE and LIFE ASBO RANCII COMPANY. Ystabliehod 1841. No. 11. Loabord4lll.44, Lomb" Subscrlbed Giotto! Two manoad. Total Invested Panda apwasts tA7BO,OOe. Total looser upwards al MA 000. hOTICE IS HAREBY GI% /Di that MA POLICIIS which splre at LADY-DAY ontst be ItCrEWID within Ilfteen days at tab odloe, or with to the noespan voids r Aosta throughout the Maw aom, otherwise er . All Insurances now have the heneAt of the Reduced Duty of °dd. per cent. For Prompectua and other Infsratation itaply to the Conspanyl Ars* or to T. TALLANACH, Secretary. draw allWagsbum Gobizie has sent us word that we may the assistance we cab front bia territory , which intervenes between Antalo and Magdela he himself has set out for Debra Tabor, to effect a junction with another of Theodore's foes, really to avoid a battle with the King. The last news of • Theodore is that he destroys in his rear, as he ad- : port of vane", his ordnanoe. the reed whiChhe constructs for the trawl` iiillAYOB, Chairmen. rzrzquision. rid0gr0.......;, Midbow iamb" Esq. John talleilmi.imanit The lnr. t J. town pimp. cEsiteavirbf F 414 wirtc="l.l3 The Bight Hop the J. D'Agoller Sammie, Nag., Y.Y. Barg Green. Iraq. J.l NivesliAl. lip. , Hut C. H req. Salmi Alfred De Er. T. B. The SpeneseaUn Wm S - nolltsr. Ilessa•y Kingsford. Ir ' 1471,11 / 4 ,11f*, • - leer_ The legit Hon. the Sari Mier. I J.D'Acor Wands, 04, bLt J. ft. lavenlull, . The Committee ham to wintowleige e receipt of the fol lowing subeceptione: Amount already advertleed . AfrOFTEY, in large or mall amonoia and for long LILL at alert periods, with or without Testi? dye et at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN USANCS COW TAIT (Tidied). OK 0 A 10,4 -stert. Ileewifbol7, W.C. ?IreIISIA.. (moat we ow. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately at firtiture, without removal, publicity, or ya rata 3lay be repaid by emy instalment& lie clump tt &mimed. tomtit& dbyeaced with.—Apply personelly at the iIiTATE OFFICES, I, Southampton-Ares& Wand, W.C. Ad. Maces en leases, Ilk policies, AG. 63,970 17 0 OWING OF THE WORTH )ERML PARLIAMENT. MONEY, from Four ter Cent.—MONEY ADVANCED one hour after application, withont sumacs or security, In town or country. Bah of noldeutml, offi, ers, gentlemen holding public appointments, tradesmen son householders, Immediately dleessated, without rehe ac,. or guarantees. Money advanced on furniture, without arm ,cal, law costs, or publicity of bill -of sale, on freehold so.l leasehold proper, firming stock, plant, , ad 'ltemises:Ake of every description. £50,000 now for Immediate Investment on reversions aod annuities. Yr. Mackennal having an immense surplus capital at hie camansi 1111101 1 1 prepared to advance sums In large Or =ln or:rents, repayable by may Instalments to salt the convenience of I,,srowers. All loan office routine d used eith.—Apply to S MACKENNAI4 61. Plocadllfy, hang et. J 1 200 .4. st,•t, N., who has no connection with any other office copying Dos 'di ertisement. Mee haus 10 to A. Advances on life pike. and Insurancre effected. woms awl BPIRTTS at HALF-PR/CALI She foll;rriag tae WV s T iL teadat . Sal liWipilea i rlisi m lt ay ei resrl. La Pak , SOL .etath Ma pre • A bin era with duplicate key, RO OM eon dawn wit urns& —r PAWNS, Ilk Oestsioacikiat.,CaLia. • BERLIN, Abaci U. 'it. North German Parliament was opened at 'lllOOll today by the King of Prussia in parson. The ilmshass were assembled in the White Saloon. His Majesty in his speech from the throes an nianced the further developments of the domestic iiirtitutions which had recently been founded, and mentioned the modification of the postal arrange ments with several countries, and the conclusion ei the postal treaty with the United States of Muni". TI. Ring e :preened his satisfaction at the manner in which the representatives of the North German Confederation had been received at feim wads ; and, in conclusion, said be was senvinced that the blessings of peace would rest open tie labours of the parliament. O l' an spirits, b p. nr ec % is the mostpassi whalesoese sad timeal whoa It m yeshartlas d great Jamaica' Talmo. alma lam c=bsea Ohm new cot owlet baleen OIL Deed jadielousiy., it Y. id all thew yd slam • hanakem ethealeat. ho much, hewer, parity of , : ,, n: • 111, - 11101 peal eons should he ezereisel la Its ' , Fe Da Inealid• Sheaths' has beta I w by Marra AD. VALICNTIN lb Ur= esd a =heetatele, mad we gladly sword it oar areaallied we prevaL It paseeemes all the straws whieh se chareaterlette el I the finest sad meet Preach bniadiee, eeeadaed with as = 1 mite &limey of levees heir eateamies 'toe mad liquor I Me situated at I, Chestmi T elate (let,. Osteedstreet).—"Rxtreat treat ' Overt Je trial,' is. it, Ism TRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, and other., married or /Wee, In town or country; roquir• may r`nain the same for a reasonable interest, from es , rineth to three roars, without the canal loan-olio, routine. —AII.II per.nolly, or by letter with directed envelope, to C. J. Di iticir.r., O. Itlackmanetreet, 8.1. fle and above may be on furniture as security, without removal. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf so call at once on the undermined, and be relieved trots: the un. ft.i.r of imprisomaest and executions. Bankruptcy and div..rt. ray.cs eoliklueled Os moderate terms Private arrange. ow , n...0h; with creditor& Deeds of composition and assign. mt st euvutml. Protection to person and property obtained witi. et puincity.—Apply to Yr. IL HARRIS, 07, Strand. W.C. p. 31,, It till A. REYNoLDS and SMMI, of 23, Colman ,treet, KC., trent their large experience in BANK RI Iweedings, can render greet milldam,' to en par don, m pmuniary chlacolUsa Immediate protection of peons nn pr.perll. Bins of dale, Trust and ComposlUon Deeds pre. 0,1 Arm:memento made with creditors. Money advanced in mortgage, bills of sale, &e. No charge for consultation. IIEBTS COLLECTED.—RWYNOLDB and _ll :1I ITU, Oeionehitelet.lC. vioderipm the COL -TIoN ..f DXBTI3 upon a mall lied clone awl per cottage. Th., hoc very =torl iti =eo a compiles mama, rok.renurs of the ATKINSON and Co.--srunio STOCK of XS. Ai UsLIN. Bwlat, lace, Net, aid Dm Outlast. The &Wm,. lly l 21t. wernmarrzwaßsrait-zoaD, LONDON. TIIItESITER and ()LENNY OUTFITTERS. only establishment l n Landes, ;est door to Semersst am,,, strand. N.B.—Lista of aseeamary asinine every purpose awl 3piadntment to India, Chloe, and the Colonies, will be for a mint on application. ItODUER'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. samse lams mia P = .lB • If.conomitta should try oar 2To: ifildrisiTS fR lb, dom. ROWERS and Co., I.IIPROVID OMIT MAIM, 50, et. MArtin's-lane, Chrtriog-cron, Laredo& Istablished 00 yenta 91111tEE PIGEONS. A. CA INTAKE sad CO., DYAD and CLIGIVIRS. 1 "-khead. Bennandesl; 44. Lelontersquwo 98, Mount-strait, Grosvenor-spare. VAIRPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. are new offer- NJ Ina to purchasers the whole of hut year's BRUSSELS PVT.; at present on band, et a reduction of 26 per rent. I" Managers of Hotels. lame Consumers, and notifies, this unlace layette worth their atteotton. Addreso—lilli to 'lit, 71ESTMINFITSR-BLIDGE4tOAD, LONDON. SII,ICATED CARBON ryrirals now used in ypreferenee to an ethers by the Admiralty. th,• authmitios of the General Postorace, the London 11010 tel. tb. oniuty Primo, Birsaass, and in Public and Private nt6t bliehmente he all parts of the world. S FILTERS ADAPTED TO BREWERIES, DYE-WORKS, DISTILLERIES, SODA-WATIEI MANUFACTORIES, de. Price Usta and every information gratin on applkation to TH g BILICATED CARTON FILTER COMPANY. CHURCH-ROAD, HATTERBF.A, 13. W. Minn" IFYIZYWHILI. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTIMPA. VIDE " LANCET," January 12,1887. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE . TIME LONDON and GENERAL WATER 1 Pt RI/MING OOMPANY (Limitedi, 157, Strand, four duoni horn hmseeethemee, where the Mare in operation may OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so !Mak sa other aerated water, because the gm ma only be got into It In a state of vapour, sad 000deused with the ops. indite elect on the system le to vitalise the blood sad etre warmth lad faros to withal pow. Order tt fresh from the Laboratory, 36 6 1,: um mt.acre, or through say &eaglet, to mess oontalalag OYCIXNATID WATER.— Animal hest is kept up la the oddest weather by daily draegitta of Oxygenated Water. great made hemthe Lsberatary, 36, Laegiews, or am& awl &slight GLASS BOTTLES.—Tiro LONDON 0 1-1 : 11 s AP rocx of the MIMI end CALM& GLASS 501711 COM PANY Is for BALE, at REDUCED PRICES, the pre. at Prot 'Trade Wharf, Itateliff, being required for wharf purposes. Orders for an the sew patterns and the patent-stoppered bodies as usual, free the verb, Yorkshire, and the aim 811. Upper Muutterstreet, CIM. OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer mist, ter cleaning and panelling silver, elsctro-plate, Plate /tun de. Tablets ed. eaeb. OAKETS WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets 3d. each: tins, 6.1., It, A. td.. and 45. each. OAKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, from la. 6d. each. nAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery and Ohm Cloth, Mask Land, de. QOLD everywhere by ironmongers, grooms, kJ oilmen, beakers,&ends* tc. Wholesale by JOWS OAK KY and 80N8, emery and black lead mills, 17!, Blaaktriars rad, (VAL.—GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Nat cods only. Cash 101.-12. Conklin WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIBWS TABLET& Price Is. Of all assesists.. TN the Spring PARR'S LIFE PILLS ea need by Wawa& They deer from the system an burtfel impurities, preemie appeette, aid digeetios, putty the bleed. and keep the Weds minter. _ _ pAss.:p LITZ Pp.* he obtainedm b oxes , is. WI., as. ed ay IliAlll 4.. loB il t 0,10 . Dfreeske , w ith boa, mad la Pan* sack RHEUMATISM, so disfavoring to those who are adlicted by tt, may be moat effectuady refined by a Eby appliceden of MINIM HIADALL. ereexed oily by Bartley sad Sena 96, Perrlsadonatreet, Loa ofm may be obtained treat any await. It le also Ma Per bade, 8 •111001143 tar Cblibilila Wore they in bream. Mae la lea TWTH BtTBSCB3PTION LIST. • Miss Burdett Coutts, C. B. P. Bosanquet, Srd donationf or the Los Employment sad 11. Gaoling, req. Ballet Aseociatioe. 11 IL Z. Bethnal invert , ... L 605 0 0 lin Beets 3 0 0 Gen. E. F. 61111 COM Ile 6 0 0 a and M. 11 0 5 0 Captandifts.iltsroy 2 0 Penny G. D. Admiral Sir Thomas in the Goods Wei n 0 0 ion riffles, G. W. S. 0 2 8 2.. a ltd b r Baxter, Mies Ward 5 0 0 daq.. for Bethnal- I. A. White. lfsq. green Anonymous (Bristol ) 010 01 tit H. W. y 6 00' Uppertul tlm arv iga rood pple : ploes at per Rev. B.A.Ti Im ßradbury an Yearn d Lady Ilsiningluest 214 1 Brass* Pd done- Biller 2 2 0 iron The following subscriptions were incorrectly acknowledged in the tonere iserhMen UM :—lleaosd Penny ilsbeeMption by Clerks In Goode W -dice, 0. W. a., sa. 6d.: w 13001 1 14110 of ClaU Goods IWO-cross Station, SI 9s litt , .. ..don. are received the teed Mayor, at the Mandeb hews ; and by the following bankers: abr.—Mown Smith. Payne, sad Smith, 1, Lemsbardetreet. West-encl.—Mears. Covello and Co., Strand. By order J. DI SH HALT, Bearreary. Manion-home, Mara 10, 181 M. ATKINSoN and Co. 198 to 212, VMST xmarmalmoa4Dan, LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTITRIRS.--Slauw Rooms for inery Darner*lke of hattare. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLBTZRERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. TLLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing 11 drawings d the randiatre exhibited ta the rhowwomns. forwarded free, or can be had cm arglisaties, and with" also enable purchasers to form an idea M the cM It TV Wilda: each drawing has with It ormoopontlioutoo od shown. All roods marked in plata ATK INSON and Cok, 111 to an. vr reffigirl3 maxi& ROAD, LONDOS. TIT F. THOMAS and 00.14 PATENT V T • SAWING MACHINES. —Thseslabrated No. 2 Kaokinaa, onensallad for general work, AA The now Domestic Machias', oonapino (Look lithcbl, L 6 6a.. MI as., rd 13.—Csialo5na" Ma. W. r. THOMAS awl Co, 1 and 2, Chassid., accd Secisat-chwas, Codord•Wart, London. OOLTB and UNTRACTABUI HOZSBB broken good tompored AA sound, by Dumb Anima Agb-diblidmWor-606 AL-- • 1 lagyfaxasigno —AMA NIL Para., k. ibfb titling Wrap ..from NIL &a. Ribber 1190006 for elms Jookeyo us Mrs— .k. woo*. BLACIWZLL, doddlor, 960, Ostord•Azogt, W., Dew lb. Noble drib, Pagoatoo. RUPTURES. —By Bo }fl Letters Patent.— InIITIVI 110C41 AIN LIP= MUMS (perfected and exhibited la Ow laltibilioos,lidiand MP is silenced try of COO medial men to be the most effedivehirentlen in the :a t ra di Use treatment of Hernia. The use of a easel NO ones hurtful in its effects, to here &Tokio& a soft groin round the body, while the requisite reedeftg power * the Moe-want PAD sad Pinney Lgrin ; Ming with so such east and closeness that It cannot be detected, and may be sera dillies sleep A descriptive dreolar may be bad, and the truss forwarded biped, on the circumference of the bose bads below the hips, being sent to the saber. Mr. . MS. Ptec i i i ta l Prioss i asi s 21a... ihe ilds. ad., and Ms..od. Postage, la RUP TUNE B.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TEM% wilt alleetoalty without any oompan reoweimeeded Yoe lesaft fie the ewe mad reiletd HseL. The secowory swap eta good Tame le so ollalewt reoletlng power. without wesseeeney mews an the pert eleolod, watch desirable obise* b stehe Wdlaa tram woonwasebeeld with elswile, a dowl eft.. se Psis belist -4 . NOG wedos., No. I. IPleoadflly. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from : tau set boss Le ; oa platletsed elver, Te N.: fall set, t u n Odds. 10eset, Lis ; gold, teem the to Us. ;sst, tivut Cl 2 to £ll ; stolvelpf. _ 64. /old. les• extthetka by t orsi seethed*, 61. ; ender 061019kIffk aL ; old sets reeds/ or allowed tor. thesoltstios tree. Hr. WARD, &N.D., sad over ID yeses Precede' Dentist to the Froteseks.— Odordetree6 W.. betide' Duke sad Orebardetreed NOTHING lIIPOSSIBLIL .L it . GUA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to Ito wtio hew uo awatter at what age. JOHN 006 , I. and Co. have at Istath. wtt the aid of ow; of the moot eminent obwelelo. incoseded d pedeetlal obit mold wonderful llgold. It la now clawed to the pablfe In a son an castrated form, sad at a lowa. prim In bottles, la each ; alio la, Te. ad.: sad lie. awl with twain Red Hall Wharf, Ansel•pweepe,9ll, Up. Thaaarwat, Landow. B.C. MACASSAR OlL.—This elegant, 11 ° tragrea WIAND8' t, andpellecid oO r nivemelly is Mgt repute for Its tutpreceduated wooer during the led intylnatt In Pbagani lag the growth, restoring. preserving, and besunfylag the Mutton hair. It promote hair from falling off or tuning gney, strengthens weak hatr, cleanses It from scarf and &midriff, sad makes it beautifully soft, pliable , and glow. ler children tt In especially reoonasseded, r formai, the bags of &beautiful bead of hair. Price la 6d.„ Ts., 10s. ed., equal to foot mak sad Ma. per bottle:4 l / 4 dd by chemist. end pitman—Ask for itowleads' Yammer Ott. DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND MOUNT. An »valuable preparation for joking Woken gime, earthenware. woods, cabiseaseeett, awl timay arlisiss ehli t every description, with extreme ntragth sad whits; remark. this for the great facility of each e it. As there or. several dia. gmadal imitations of the Dimmed Onnent, the pulite me avoid tolls» and disappointment only ivy »net anti» In par ched»; sane without the signature " Davy' on the snapper. Nothing wan ever sold by the name or Diaaos4 Cement previa» to his invention. N.B.—ilianutadareei by BARCLAY and SONS, No. et, Firringdonalreet. ?doe, It per bottle. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. The best and athd remedy for COMM. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES relieve the dbilealty et breathing In ASTllltn. 'EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. lasportant remedy to cams of INCIPIENT CONSUMP TION. 'W* , EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. IM A certain remedy for rellarteg the IRRITATION of the BRONCHIAL TUBER jj EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, A/ which are daily recommended by the faculty, teener nada from the most eminent of wham may be sew Bold M bone, laall ; and ties, In ed., 6d., and Ha each, ray MUTING, clamont le, a. Peas Cboreltyard, looks. Sold Mill by Drogadeta, AITIIIL—The LIIITUCCI autism at Wive .11.1 Ilbs Wei" yesmis lbs .10.0N1110810.-41r.(1.,1021•0= N. pow= imp awl • tab LOW (w 18050), rematradok by Os lisdoo NW, ran% NM IC dirt ids yne ftel l= Pm.. IL wirs sa. hie. W porn.ll6. T _AIai:WM ASTHMATIO BALSAM, w e as i si wy rows rzo lib us er adi r iod urz so ,So beria•Wm ta tstrolibely v "al" ereso4 oak obiamia saw el seam gal bielyb.l II fro. =vea perms Wiwi the bad. min Mr tiddisigarbleb bery b ay4p L filar sommimplies he am a of sr ma ik e . ye r 4 7:4 4 * m il! tu a 4 I v i ii 2a Wm . a.— sold by w ia l a il= elml i tt i =ll beilla S l4" I" a= " lntal it ambirs= ...?..mA... KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. no ted 141101 MON. MIL nil celebrated ted Miff WHISKY phial ths Dosznr PRI= YRDAL—lll , c o velid,, reellaw, delieleek sad teri whatssema Bold la la M. at the neat baser la Leaden ; by the ogees la towns la Iledlesd ; se wholesale at 4 Omit Whiedleelnet. !Medea. W.—Maine the red esei. plat label. sad cart Marled • Llashaee LL !Mktg. IRONN WINE BINS.—The original manntao. FARROW end JACKSON, wine end =MS =m akable eatbromb Gm= Tower-dreek idareall-els=l, sod 11, Haymarket, where cellars only be seen • SUM t. various ways. French wine bins lia ppeerr hundred bottles. IThistr=ed priced catalogues on apyesaieee. The Parts liddbilioe.—•• is Clime 110, 'Honourable ideation has been adjudged to Farrow mad Jackson, 18, Cheat Tower street, for thidr coeves6l* yid ssodbk tree wine bins, and for bar illtUngr"—City frHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East .L lodise his atnr become an Important testate. Nob VW latrodoetlo• of AIMS Tea, Deady 40 years ago, the LOT INDIA TNA COMPANY his., oo *maw' of Ha pod and exquisite flavour. promoted Ma sale by. orgy sioare Tao Dlsitleta, the embed toa , AMS3II. hays gradadly extoadad, nod Teas from other of India Sr. *Maim thus oferlai radar varieties. The y aro now' NM( Amos, I Osier, irftigL • at., at trait to 10d. lo as. DO per lb., aid Mao Teas as llama —Wanhomoa, No. 9, Great 81. Rash -1 churchyard, Blahopseabo Pile. lAN forwardod of oppliadica. IMPORTANT to EVIRYBODY ,aspaciallyHotal .l- keas:d all WV Ousumera— pan. W. sad J. Z. TAYLO w ell-[mown Poulterers and Cbseremousera of W, tattle -Oil* Golden-square, are Dow BILLING tee TO= WEL led. sad Sit ; stood raw* abeam 7d. ; tins Old Meek St ; Bowe, hide or half side, Pd. ; Poultry Is now °Wasp. Carts to all parts every bow la tbs day. FAMILY DRAPKRB. V lb* karat ! I a SON and Co. (ail see dike Moe Pap bi orrery vidaind gym- Flow Irma ilium& tor Drafts Gowns, Cr(eke** or Rowing TkY SIGIOIeI Prints, printed Cambria and atillientk trent the vianntsctarers. &zeds and Irish Damask Table Clothe D 4 Ispidne fi libh kedicel, an isr lcorldsli alumilm entlt Tows& Ilinalons. Table Omer& Am IN to Pa 11111D131-110AD, LOPIDON. AUSTRALIAN and NEW ZEALAND °AMYL—MAIL NDTTION poldished THIS DAY, page Id., post tree ed., coateke all the Wet News fres the above Oelosles.-04Soe. 11, Clexamatlkease. Letaberd-etreet. LC. HBALTH RISTORID WITHOUT I DZINTWA Moues alt Noryesasou Polpttubtes. ba wls le=ltz am IN Law ot Keoutey, without Om us of . lint pub tree be ow *amp, by Mr. Thome nn e md tsyes. WllOeM Mau Butch- I corm* loalsk W.C. Mae it, How to AZNNW LIR E; or, the Treatment cod Care d hear Platalenou and Noma= Lim peculiar to Mac en HAIM, P.A.S., Mee and ell. Icaiple4lll. LC. Ti. Duman" ref Ufa KAST-IND.—A. meeting of the Melted Illesetive Ommadttee for the relief rd see *Waal diadem I. the ea* of Leedom was held at lid Maasiorhouse miming aftereoaa ; thew Lr e el pute nesej the "hair. Mr. Bay, the boo merthary, the total otherlytions to the fuad had mow reashed other over 5,0001., tad that there remained a taboo is head el about Mt. He ohm slated that Mho &tido% Meth leed Lyra soother deasliso et Mi. three& the ILA sad Zabel Amessiellen order Thl t= t i o l 2=tte °poetises =di the of Marsh. Mr. Spew said, with the email sus sow la it would be nester to attempt to theribute it essay the radios 104101 deaden', sad he therefore othgeoted fist should be headed ever he the liotheed whams efforts had bore stopped by ties f la t lis ailea sa n lUnited FaeoutiveConmeittes. This woo agreed twaLl m thth committee wee recommended to the mport of Tb. Rev. Mr. Reamed said be observed lm the pees that it was dated that the committee bed Ferrel a tits He wished to slats his conviotioa that, however meth it mu have failed in some people's opiates it had &mea -1 strafed the fast that it was calte i resibie for large pro ehal amordatleas to se-eperat• a Nana ezesotha 'coedit's, and that wee worth After meth doable diecamice the committee sd ries die. Tats Law or EVIDINCR. —A meeting of the Jurionedeace Department at the Social Briscoe don was held last Wed, at their rooms in the Mr. Meese Webster, Q.O. , ia the their. Mr. O. read a paper " Om the farther A--damn et the t s w t a ividence Is Civil Cams." Mr. Haelaus said that the preamble to Lord Denmen's Act of 1843, which o ohed that Worths was done by the legal isespardlies ter 'Adana., sad that full Warpaths ought to be laid Ware ! the lay marentiag the matters is twee, was the eeneeth des of a peat priaelpis act adequately rented eat by lie set itself, ow even yet wholly by the ligilapose. Lord Brougham's Aet of a ta tad oirried the referee further by admitting to the witness bum the part* to a nit ; but even this measure bad excepted *Wow for breath of presides of amniage Isad yroesechaps is maseqosam et adaYmety. • bill was about to be inhadeM by Mr. Oversee 'thigh, if p= • would remove theme remaining resirlethes. sad also abolhh the rube melodize the tenimou el power who refused to take am o ath on the road that they I maid set bedews la a God, or ha a state et rewards sail posiehmeale ; a rats wild dna mosielleal great hard ships to third parties. If Lord Deamaa's preeettie was mead ha could conoeive of no room why any eareptisa should be made in the application of its priest*. • dimension ensued in which Nr. Mosley, Mr. Reborn NOica. Mr. Hill. Mr. Job. Magian Mr. W. IL then Mr. lad idpr, ,inktheirstatttork Perk storm* generally pren *of 11r. usanaa's proposed flramel. ("OMANI& —The period for which =I omelables were ewers la Let Desember, afar the saisithed by tie Olorkonwell outrage sad em glade% kn. a may latheres, ; the warrants of wow Ahem wr ri X e lleis day expired sad others la the at mune the mesdh. It le not, we bane, a• by bar govermoset to ash ire any pr fr:s e h l Es, bittaa si o laramay pewees el the sad a s * the el the ha sueline demo beett iirpewsr to eV a nalmiall i tt ftir tioa io al o ile anseramsm firapoild sow ' et Maple enanta. sad tae fie. mllwoose as war - lambs= la doom sad other aseamerise. It Is the at *1 mehres Moline ht the will mid ..anti ef amt week to alike veal la sash mass. ITALY. FLORENCE., lfxsaa %m a . In toriafs - iitting a the dlimiaberfol w as dads am the tax mai - continued. The Oorwispewdasses &hem; contracsora she mak. mint' which have appeared in d the official Giorv.ale tit Reena, that the Italian governmen4was emieavonr iag tefoeter:agitation in the Papal Statetandsto promote desertion amongst the Papal troops. • RODS. • ROME, x.,cn 22. • The French brigade Pothier has been ordered to return to France. The transports Mogador, Jura, Ardlehe, and Moselle have arrived at Civita Vas slid' to embark the brigade. The remaining isdgade, Raoul, will be concentrated at Civita Teeshie. Colonel d'Argy, the commander of tEe Antibes Legion. has returned from Paris. Admiral Forma has had an intsrviewl with .Cardinal An tenelli. SPAIN. MADRID, MAacm 23. goyano brought in an amendment to the Budget Bill, demanding that reductions should be made in the expenditure in order to cover the deficit. mime NIL SIMI% Assam) WASHINGTON, Hamm 23. The impeachment trial came on to-day before the Senate. AMERICA. DIT ♦rrranc Resident Johnson's roonnsel filed an answer, denying all the impesehmentleharges. ispThey also applied for a delay di thirty da_ys to for the triaL The Senate refaced this applica tion by 41 votes against 12. NEW YORK, Kama N. Tim National steamship Erin and 'it's° Inman steamer City of Cork arrived out on Sunday. I Closing Prices. —Gold, 138 g. Bterlinglicicisnge on London, 109}. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 110 ; ditto, 1886, 1081 ; 1040 Bonds, 100 f. Illinois, 138 ; Brie, 71. Gotten : Middling Upland, 24f. Petroleum, standard white, 24. Flour, extra State, 10 doh. 30e. ; corn, old mixed, 1 dd. 28e. Rzeoursocriox IN AIWIRICA.—Nsw You, Maim 12, Noon.—The supplemental Reocestrustion BBL providing that elections under th. reconstruction lawn dud be &died by the smierity of the voles east, Mem law Maley, the Presiesat not having signed or vetted the bill withia the allotted Wee. Palma ALTIM 111 /law Sousa WAILS/I.—Her lied Prestos' blegoary, we de ass hesitate to say it, never did • more wise or more popular thing vim she glued her brave sea ea the - quarter-du& el see el her meek, er issued • mere iaiiisw er mespleide sedate I than Asa eke milda agrees the mar to ANN bar loyal subieste la Aestralia That his royal V insi shauld have this Ma welcome to the in this pert of the world, as the ma el Mesa to wide k w ell tenesiemly adhere, was, in Me, a maw el OMEN ; that they shweld have NMI his regal high. am with a will, mad eves have essmissolly lomal hialoy the seatewbei inirenive Media= et liar esa6lllllti was as seem dm Watt lam bees selideated l het that his 'Meal hare dbmildhave bssa hag end sagedylipsoisi, I lad all dm pomades. have beta node is de bin loarrer, wee suastlnd that wild sot fail id besaming ea arm- teat. Is this, the nether 'okay et all the is whisk misty has, at amenity, been longer than in the rest, • depth el loyal deta. i the has mature/I,y existed, ready to dew piputtais ea say met maim Is the vest sad tagiveMod harboar of this My Ohs only real rodivoik of the Weetara= , to emir aegaiimat deem GM, mad he Ike umu pmemisa el eremids and desbyealt sash ea cm enle s e z edlealisaly asiaNished by the pram* el edvamems, the Mist port el New Swath Wa= pet. le be the elder velem= el the Qum% ware es., anlaildeds el the (Wales ; sad it INNS be a I inner el pride to ell aileatile, mil le aN tote are bur* blentited with the intere et New lima Walls, that we I ea 21st Jemmy toeuglit Is ear Miter tree the Pad& with aMa me diet was both epprepriais and mato et the event. We think mime Mewl the Prbsee, in • pur lbetty esp tiaeel manner, that he is indeed right wel come amp* na—Sydney Morning Nerehl, Feb. 1. - - - BNFIZZ - ITORN--BHIPWRICIS AND fan or Las. —A very snare skew of wind and bail has the W. is N.W. swept over lAverpag and the baasedisto bead MI Busby and up to a Lis hew youtemloy m . sil e= ones from several esets Aneribes es skew as Nor of the wad tubas satase. hers Waled we leers that ervinal van& had gone ashore 5. the vietellp of Ora Blarforaber Beak. One begs vowel, whirls prribil to be the 'hip Convey Oestlo, went on tba bank se lisairrhey night, and it was oily by the eid of Owe einess-tngs and the Mhos% sad by Weld's sons Cl bar anp swan Laud, that she vu se• ogr. As duns. wee ea eight i mam that /Ls ship ves enabled be pressed esi verge tram [ the Clyde lo )(elbows*. The liastrot b and from liverpael t I:a t :also got on Acne eaer W het it was I orpeeted airs would bo got oL essehed in Liverpool Beerlievem Oates that a 106.10, loose and in bale, wow sh arp. to gether with same wreatogs, la ths ; to it ewe behoved that woe Use vessel gears derma the hod with all loads, II the wealthy: for saw heirtleri Use , vely teesposteeen. I Oa:mu. PAsaci. —Os Wow* _IIAT.7. UCTATATTI4Din su s able Warm MM. IN Mg *Woo ,IS Provisions from the rear see arriving here in lace quantities, about WO loads a day being de livered, in addition to that brought by the convoys of the transport train which accompany the columns of troops. Them loads are "ierried by native con tractors on bullocks, asses, mules, and camels ; the camels are indeed rare, but not, as we were led to rrabsolutely unknown on the highlands ; the oc t its and the donkeys are to be seen in great ' numbers, laden with our goods and unveiling on the road, or else with their packs on the ground and the animals grazing in some meadow alongside the path. If the delivery of commissariat bags is continued at the rate which hu prevailed for the last week, there will be in sight or nine days accu mulated here a month's rations for 3,000 men and their followers. The general arrangements for transport may be thus summarised—from the sea to Sandi we carry up provisions on camels and on carts drawn by bullocks and make. This stage is also worked by the native bullocks, who proceed by the Tohonda Peas, so as not to interfere with the transport animals who use the Komayls or Sooroo Pass. From Senafd to-Addigerat the native bullocks and small convoys of mules carry the rations, but carts either are about to commence, or have alr eady begun, to ply between these points ; from Ade prat to Antalo the bullocks and native carriage generally work as before, but the mules move in large conveys strongly escorted. The general move of mules to the front of operations has allowed a very considerable amount of provisions to have been brought forward in the last fortnight. As to the resources of the country, the whole of the European infantry in camp received on the 21st rations of native baked bread in lieu of bis cuit, and coffee purchased at Antalo is also being issued by the commissariat instead of tea. The coffee is rather large grained, but is excellent, though its use by our troops will shake the very doubdvl faith of the Aloyenagus in owe orthodoxy, as that berry is in this country only grown, sold, and drunk by Mussulsoans, Chris tina. considering it a sin to partake at it. ' ll-- It is d remarkable fact that no matter where we stop on the line of monk the swamp amount of grain which we perigees kt ors cattle remains pretty close on 5,0001 b, a day. The natural inference to be deduced from this is, that we are parsing through a rural population who, if they have centres of commerce for suck comparatively light articles as salt, clothing, tte., are not in the habit of amain • their heavier articles, such as corn, at any one Indeed, as but few Abyssinians engage in any manufacture they can have had little object in transporting the prodnee of their lands over bad roads, as the families who have sown and reaped the corn are on the spot to consume it, CAMP, sun ANTALO, Fn. N. The order for the induction of followers and baggage is being carried oat in a moat Draconian spent at this camp, and oaken sigh as they see vanishing with their washermen, their cooks, and their butlers, the prospects of being clean, of eating a good dinner, or of finding it well served. They cannot even console themselves with the hope of taking it out in sleep, as the restriction of =e s renders it impossible to carry the most of bedsteads, while the usual safety valve 44 a hearty grumble is denied, as the generals set ting the example in discharging their attendants and sending into store their comforts, have cut the ground from under the feet of those who might otherwise have been disposed to growl. Sir Robert Napier has determined to incenses the force which he intended to take es M] i lt to 4 400 men which will include the whole ft: 33rd, 4th, mid 46th regiments. The ease with which provisions have been forwarded to the front is probably the reason for this addition to the number (3,000) of troops first contemplated. The contract bullocks of the wintry are carrying on the transport duties admirably. Instead of expe riencing any difficulty in obtaining an adequate supply of native aniinab, the Wiles are contending which them shall be allowed to furnish bullocks : th s not from love of us, but of the almighty dolls:. General Merewither has mad* arrangwnente wider which we shall continue to be provided with animas as far as Lake Ashatiww,. In fact. The siege at which the greatest difficulty in forwarding supplies is ex is that which is still, to a great extent, in the hands of the transport train, and when native caning* is least need, namely, between Zoola and Senaftt, though under ordinary circumsieness it might have been expected that Seneffi, being the depot nearest to our base of operations, would have been the easiest to provision. It is said now that the depots in the rear are to be fortified, and that plans for the intremehment of Addigerat have been already drams ula I him heard some anxiety expressed as to our mina of cownsunicating with the me should the nine find am still in the interior, and the opinion hes been anneciated that the country would then be theca& isepessable. I confetti 1 do not share this view, but it is one of which a geologist at home an *lige better than one igoorant of that science on the spot. By far the greater part of the district through which we have comes sandstone, the last thirty miles being mixed with limestone ; and I believe that both these formetions are particularly favensabie to road-making. Perhaps about twenty el our route has Dover black earth or allu vial deposits of some kind, but as a rule these spots could be avoided. As to torrents and rivers, the evidence of travellers proves that these subside as 'rapidly as they swell; besides, we crass them near their sources, where they cannot long prove for midable obstacles. What visitors to Abyssinia relate of _llie facility of manners which characterises its inhabaanta if, I am afraid, not without foundation. Whim a per* of our officers visited Obsiieetatoeses ef "extreme hospitality wee* made by Ihe chids,ll46ll rather diormiewtecl these, and shish they wieleehliged to destine. I think it is Teti o llitnwrioffiehlt how in the midst of a Gowen i mpAypian ambas sadors found themselves lOW witherraming position, trove which thlf MINA to own there wessopaestid voismat extrisitkia. At the fain end BMW Maus 2L The Saxon Minister of W ar Herr , von Fabrici, rather astonished the ascend chamber last Monday, ; by stating repeatedly that serious complications. might be expected in a very short time. Nobody seems to have any clear idea of what he alluded to. and it is to be hoped that he has none himself, bet that he merely need this mysteriously prophetic utterance as a mode of appeal to the liberality of the chamber. As Prince Nspoleon had only left Dresden twenty-four hours before, the minister's observation would appe ar marredodely and ii the oon6dence of the public in the peaceable triers of tir prince's tour was not very atroug, , the two things ooming together might have given rise to endless conjectures. As* it is , however, I am glad to say that 'Ch a n ge h as not been alarrad. Apropos to our prospects of peace, I will mention one fact which 1 have on unquestionable authority. About three.br four weeks ego . very seripue anxiety was felt here in higher regions than it would be di Greet to specify, lest the Emperor Napoleon should find hmmeeli unequal to the task of krill % down certain hostile parties, and should rush into a sudden war with Prussia as the only hope of self preservation. My informant added , that it was now believed in the same quarter that all imme diate danger was over. It is considered as certain in Vienna that as soon as the marriage law has received the Emperor's sanction, Monsignor Falcinelli, the Papal nuncio, will leave the city, in which case, of course, Co unti Crivelli, the Austrian minister, will also leave Rome. The Pope's influence has evidently suffered materially in Austria through the question of the Concordat, .nd the last collec tion of Peter's pence in Prague has been unusua ll y unproductive. The Crown Prince of Saxony arrived here on Thursday, and leaves early next week. The object of his visit is to congratulate the King on his birth day. The Hereditary Grand Duke of Russia is expected this evening for the slime purpose. Pre parations are being made to illuminate the emirs miss and the bonus el the exert tradesmen, and there is some probability of a general illumination ; but, unfortunately, it often happens that the Ber liners do not quite make up their mind on this point till the last moment. The King enters upon his l'lnd year to-morrow. The ..aoaratiethe Owregooridects, and other tlxrtit German ioniser, have lately amused them atic*, with mystifying the public with an absurd story about a project for a South German Confede ration, for which Prom's, at the instigation of Franix;, wee supposed to have given the first idea. The Karlsruhe? Erring declares that there is not the slightest foundation for these reports. The distress in East Prussia has given occasion to disturbances at Kaukehmen. The rioters en deavoured to obtain possession of the corn maga zines at that place, but were unsuccessful. A troop of dragoons was sent from Tilsit, and restored order. Some idea of the extent and intensity of the present calamity may be obtained front famine map lately published by the Volka-Zeitung, In which the r ela tive degrees of distress in the different circles are expressed in numbers. The Circles, Heidekrng, Pillkallen Stallupless, and Gambimen, in short, the re motest corner cif the province, have been the most severely visited. l'imme is no chance of much improvement before the end of May, and the relief oommittees are asking for fresh subscriptions. The law for the abolition of the gaming tables at Wiesbaden, Ems, and Homburg, after the end of 1872, bee received the royal sanction, and been published. That most valuable clause which was tacked on at the last moment, and which prohibits all play on Sundays and holidays, has so exceed ingly disgusted the Wiesbaden proprietors, that the even talk of shutting up shop at once alte rrl hope they may adhere to their reso uton.. PORTUGAL (nom oul OWN COMOPMDZIPT.) LISBON, Kamm 17. The health of Queen Maria Pia is sonsewitat im proved, and the court physicians trust that her Majesty will be able to proceed to Italy, to pay a visit to her royal father, about the middk of April. It is said the Queen labours under excessive nervousness, and that of late she has suffered from aggravated attacks of this painful disorder. The weather still continues dry, and the harvest pmeßects are not promiaing. Another year of searcity like the present would inflict serious evil upon Portugal. The untoward state of Brasil, the failure of the vintages for the last 20 years, sad the amircity of the crops et fruits, oil, and cereals have seriously affected theresounies id the wonky. All descriptions of trade have suffered, and ministers, sadly in want of money, know not how to levy more taxes on an ahead over burdened people. The last cabinet tried a new tax on articles of consumption, and failed signally ; for lied the King not wisely ceepted its resigna tion a revolution was imminent. The pie mint ministers have Mimed their wogreanne, which is not thought midst:tory, and they are only now considered as a treadtion. ministry, to pave the way for others. Thdor tunately at present the evils are too serious to be ' cured by any minister • they may be alleviated, but that is all. We ought to pray that tem war in. Brad may stop, and that the fruits of the earth Mreturn ; then , with economy in the civil and ary administrations and a liberal tariff, Por k tugal 'may be one of the most prosperous little in Euro. V: l :actions ar e now ocaupying public atten tion, sad the contest will be a hot one is many die trieta. The government can, of worse bring many influenced; to bear upon the issue, 'bat *we is an impression that the new Cortes will have a very large opposition element. WADzeat 00, Jaw Edina * y Wotan of Va. bad ni nds. ft t Madltaisas, oft smaika am , : . 4 , did d swk aillellut it IL pot =dot .... +a. tee k wan firm thy lid .. . at mrs, D. A. Anieg • • 1 • . Radom ot =add Ms la ideal/ Viiiikiri VW at IWO bat Isla edam sal bewil., It win owe IM j e • pm ea lisi4 latzurcesetelamasat yam. Mk le tassa• "WU. eielassi. Addams rtyallta. It, =oettla bale etelk a" mu edin. noddy,* au dads*. n ..„d i d. sow al sterWl l l al wile Isselete. 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