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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY IN the EASTERN DsraIcr -Burgaries In
this section OF tho city OF frequent occurrence but
the value Of property lost in this way comparatively
small Occasionally, however, large haul Is made the
largest Tor several months being the follow ng:-At
about O'Clock yesterday morning ef-
the OF David Nddedtch tailor
dong business at 2s Grand strset under Adephi Ham
through rear window the burglars prying oil the shut
tens. Having succeeded in reaching tho this
the burglars selected about 81 900 IN OF cloths
and aucc.cded ia making their escape with H. ball
progress IN tho hall the store at tho time,
and the music doubtless prevented the nose made by
the robbers being heard by those passing One or the
depredaiors climbing by young
man. who hailed him, but he did not stop indulge Ia
conversaton and hurredv made his way 10 Eey enth
street with large bnndle Of plonder under his
cASsrLvr TnoUniE.--Lorcnzo d. Hall. hand
employed on board cana, boat lying at the Zoo, Of
Cymer sr~ot. D., was last evening arrested by tho
police Of the Forty fifth precinct charge OF grand
alleged that Loronzn stole wearing apparel bedding
- from the cabn OF the boat Of sufficient yalne 10
sustain the charge preferred, and he "as therefore
locked up 70 await Judicial OF animation
TIN ALrBcyp CAsE FsLsg IRFus.T4--rn the case
Of Morrison Macley which alluded in yester.
days HtR,.p, In which the plaintiff accused the de
iaadant OF inducing hun 10 lake ~ 900 IN WetcheSter
Iron Mining stock (which mark e ysue IN trade
Tor house verdict rendered Yesterday afternoon
The jury returned verdict 10 the effect thai the repre-
s-ntatons made by Mr. Mackey were 'aise, and Known
By him To oe snch when made. henrs they gago yer.
DICT Tor the plsintn.
A Hr.RrLEss Acr--On Thursday night during tho
batter cold snap which prevailed female infant between
two and three months old, found BY a policeman
under the front porch of LOG Prospect street, where
doubtless been left TO perish by heari.ss wretch
When found the little wsl nearly frozen 10 DEATH
but through the kind nursing and rnoiheriy which
IL subsequently received at the hands OF Mrs Young the
county nurse, animation was restored.
PRrEHAroy 10 Gysgn.L srrsoIA.--A very handsome
gold mcda presented TO General spinos last even
Ing at his residence, No. Livingston place The pre-.
sentation made behalf 81 ths city u Brook yn by
elAwI h-rx Al
for the distribution OF medals To Ia. Veterans OF that
city, The event the OCCASION OF very elegant
brilliant reception at which about hundred aud atty
the Generals friends vions show their apprsc
tlou OF his merits present
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the NEW FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER.
sketch Of the Mmraui. dc I.nvmI~tfc.


II was announced m Paris on the 18th instant
that the Marquis 10 Lavalette 70 succeed " de
Moustier Minister Of Foreign Affairs NJ de Iayaiets
born towards the year 1910, and IL member
Of the family OF the Postal Director under Napoleon
hi mother was a cousin Of the Empress Josephine
He married the widow VI Mr.. Samuel wcIles tho well
known American banker, and adopted her sou, who IA
now the Count welcs DC Layslette, a nsing diplomat
and leading deputy the Corps Tegalatf Mrs welles
Of the Fowler o. waierown famous many
YEAR, for their beauty, and Of whom the
mother " Mr. Henry y Durant Of Boston In 1851 tho
Marquis commenced BIZ diplomatic career az secrc.
tary 10 the embassy 10 stockholm. In Iss he ap.
pointed Consul General ~ Alexandria and IN 1S4s was
1919 lie Was reglied, and IN 1851 WAS despatched
COnstantinopie Envoy Extraordinary. Hc remained
ia COnsianl lnope un February 4 ls53 when, fearing
that the opinion Of tn line ~ policy adopted by him
when the cossion q portion o. inc hsy Land vas 10
question: mifht him ~ be considered obstacle
10 reconciliation, b. res gned ". D-acour ar-
pointed Ms successor ON the 13d 81 June.
1868, II. DE- Tagaleiie became s.natnr. after
having been Grand Oficer at the legion 4 Honncur
since April 10 1s52 the 2iss dag "a May. 1890 he
was chosen Anbm adbr to Rome and ia last septem.
hcr, subsequent the resignation ~ N. Drouyn DC
Lbnys, was appointed minister al irtsrtm. While dis
charging the duties Of that important position VI dc
Law setie Issued the lengthy circular despatch which,
O. Napoleon own manifesto. 10 TIA, important docu-
ment the Lnpefors views on The fafa aoc0Bpi IN Janu
AIRY forth allu un made " the Paps qles-
ton and socltnds for the welfare OF the head
81 the Church The wf.ter defined che now principle
go-ernSpg Europe that ~ freedom OF aianocs aud all
ycrtd 70 the rapd grosth % Russia and the United
States The pubcaon ~ tbs circular gave rse 70 con-
Siderable comment.
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srW5 Fp0s TtIas.

Fo.ribi~ Rciense Of Freedmen. Rnr~an
Agent BY soldiers from the CivH Authoriur--
Murder al "a Former Army Omcrr D., Iti.
pianiafi.n Partncr-The Congressional gs-
grur.ion Part, Invited TO Visit t.aise.ton. A~.
Gatvr~ros. Doc n fsss
rautsn Craig the Freedmen Bureau Agent %, Goa
daloups county who nprisoned by the civil Al.
thorl,fes released by the United states cayslry
who surrounded the prison and demanded hr rclea@e.
Tho sheflH compiled, and he nov discharges bs duties
with thc guard Of tho seventeenth infantry
Captain Richard, formerly n the Tselffb lIino,.
alry wS murdered the I9th by bis ylantst0r
parsnrr pivid Randsn near aliiiean
Tue city Council 81 Galveston has pnsyeT resolution
ipviiinr TIE President knd the Congressional aele
Raau 10 visit the city and psrsks ~ ne bo@yitsltfw
commtle ~ forty ~ mot prominent tn~r harts and
Other dlgtiu gn.shrd cttens charged With maling
ARA
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MEETING Of the ssouklN TApAfts- rM SUBJECT Or
CRY REFORM


proposition 10 effect change IN The form % tbs
two smong Of the taxpayers and head Of
city but there no ysmsnt made in tho nnsitar
until lat ght, when number Of gentlemen got toeiher
In the OF the Prospect Park touniasoners No
L. Court street. to have private ltaiion what
would be- most polite TO pursue. Tho call ~ the
meeting not definite, being the effect ihst
meeting % taxpayers and citizens would he held ia.
above pace u initiate measures tia, wouid sscure
needed legislation upon matters affecting The interest Of
the city.
Mr Rowe was called TO the chair whoa Nr Crrcs Vs.
ssIr offered resolution 20 have the city PARKS placed
IN The charpr 10 the Prospect PORK Commissioners rne
for this proposition ~as that the PARKS
r,eir prescott condition we're not only bat
dlsArsre % tb. city.
tons roine - the gentlemen present stated that they
were OF the opinion tbs moeting held different
purposs
Mr. PsrEs prominent democrat ssd IL seemed 20
be- party the part * gebtlersen and ne
Wa Opposed % u Tho Par COmfn stand ten
republicans two democrat. and Mr rarts - tho
opnlon tha the Comm bad quite IN
IN the : hands
A suggestion wa made ~ one ~ the gsntnmen 10
the effect ihsy Organ1. for Tho purpose 90 irr.
Ing of tho rity government and that tey TAX,
ia ronsdetai on the subject o. city parks
Jndse nAlLY said Tint be believed hsy caled for
tho purp0sc ~ olgan2inf body 70 tai" steps
towards reformation 81 IA. ciiy goVernment
After further scgsas0D ths folios nr rcA0giiGu
was = lrrod ~ Mr lsntssavs-
re-. vtd That he feiatss rneeiffr irrestsiv-
az rArtF pygsnye a.sfl4lUr rauslrr
A. ado ~ ncrrs- n rutlsucx 40
aIanty gsrrfnnenl. and thus rrllect ~
terc.fs n cxrns rom tAe egis unAsr ahfh bry
islN
TIC rc-oluiion did 10, prevail and mo meeting "A.
fogru4i 3
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ras NEW FRENCH sssrts 70 INC uartu STATES
His Arrival y~-,.rdn, His suite, Ms.e-

His Arrival y~-'.rda, His suite. Msve-
mrut-. Ar.
The new French Niuister. v. Bsrth6my recently APP
pointed By the Enperor ~ France % represent the
French nation thc o. The Unoi states govern.
meni, arrived In tas " yesterday BY tbs French
steamer = Laurent, ani reached tho Brcvoor House,
fiith avenue and Eighth street. where he y stopping,
a one O'Clock In the afternoon He takes the place
Gently occupied by H. Marquis Dc Moslholon who en
this country few 80 for Lisbon, Portugal watch
position has iua been vacated BY ". Bcrih6my y DO
~ Ferroi Secretary u tbo French Lgson. has been
stopping al the Brcy0or House Tor week past await
Ing the arrival OF tc French Minister 70 escori him
70 Washington. ffs guite IA composed Of N. dn Bas
ssuo, ~ Benedctii and N de "a ferrlot With the
latter ". Berhtmy viii leave for Washington this morn.
ing 10 On early train unacoompaned by any others u
Ms suite. ~ de- Bgsan1 ani y Beneicth arc expected
70 remain At the Brevoo House or several lays yet pre-
voas 70 departing for the national capital IL may be
stated w this connection natter o. interest," thai Ia
1858 b when Sir Frederick A. Bruce, The present Eng
hsh Minister Al Washngon was the Enrlisn Nnlacr in
China accredited $780, Berth my represented Frame
- the same court The former vas transferrrd Ia
Washington A. British Minister in April, 1896.
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James stephens Not on British Soil and
England Fully Prepared.
new TaE FEHIAHs RECEIVE ARMS.
ITALY AsD THE POPE in CONFERENCE.
/. FRANCE READY TO EvAcvATE MEXICO.
&c. &s. %.
SPECIAL IElEeRAM 70 rNf HERALD.


Rebel American Naval Suits-Tho Case Of
Prioisnu Against tho Unisod states.
QuEESs HoTKL, London,
December 81, 1886
In the Vice ChancsoFs Court in this city yesterday
tho adjourned case Of the United States against
Prioleau, suit involving claims for dam
ages by the seizure and detention OF vessels,
alleged TO have been fitted out and intended for the
service OF the rebel American navy during the late
bellion, Sir William =. Wood, Vice Chancellor, granted
motion dis,hargng Prioleaus suretes which had been
given of 100000 sterling prosecute the
trial to issue but retaining his personal recognizance
Tho time to the government of the United States
b answer the questions filed with the suit is
tended TO the 18th OF February year. II they
not replied TO at that time the brought by the
United States against Prioeau will be discharged for dc.
dcency OF prosecution.
Minister Adams in Court.
LONDON. Dec. Fl, 1866.
The OF the United States Priolean up
again before the Admiralty Court yesterday, when Min
lister Adams refused to sanction the agreement recently
entered into between the United States Consul Morse
and the firm of Frazer Trenholm Co., the actual do
PENDANTS the An extension of time granted
70 tho United States to prepare for carrying the case
but the securities Of Prioleau were discharged
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

james STEPHENS said Not TO have Landed--The
British Government Prepared.
QUtgss HOTEL. London,
Dec. q, 1885,
Tho Telegraph newspaper OF this days date ASSERTS
that has TO know that James Stephens the Fe-
nisn head and organizer is still abroad and has
not set foot in Great Britain.
Tho English Cabinet Is it Is said fully informed and
aware OF every movement Of Stephens and the Execu
tive is prepared that IL he should effect land
ing In any portion OF these Islands he will be Afforded
very little time tn perpetrate any mischief.
Tho Fenians Aiming.
The Tetgoph also says that there reports in Lon
don from Ireland to the effect that Of collins
1t recent pretended intsrments that country were
filled with tho very best quality OF h-loadng arms
in each case, instead Of dead body.
These rumors regarded vague, even wild but
they are incapable Of immediate disproof.
.i Arms md Munitions Seized.
DUBLIN, Dec. n, 1886
Large OF arms and ammunition. secreted for
the Of the Fsnans continue TO be made BY the po
lice In various quarters OF Ireland.
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5 R A n c G.

Relations With and Feeling Towards the
United states.
Pans, Dec u, 1896.
A. manifestation Of the cordial relations between
France and The United States the farewell dinner o.
Minister Bgcow yesterday very successful affair.
Mr.. Kellogg in hs speech on that OCCASION declared
that hs alad 70 say that the traditional friendship
between the two nations bad boon restored.
of tbs press Of this city very IN their
comments ur.cn the Message Of President Josnsoa
Tee New Army scheme -tiii Unpopular.
P,RE, Doc II, 1890.
Y Is rumorcd that owing 70 the unpopuarlty u the
recently prop,ed scheme FOR tho reorganization Of thu
Frcnch army, will either 30 v itbdrawu greatly
modified.
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o = I r y AIRY.
william Adams.

The Boston Tdrsler tue death Of thig zen.
tcInsn Tuesday lasi, al hi residence IN wost Cam
bridge Tue deceased was FOR over MY wears q proni
manufacturer % and other heavy iron work
ami was regarded gensieman % greet integrity in
all ~ his business reaiionz Mr Adam his
seventy eighth year the time o. his deuie his death
being tue result 81 gradual decisne.
baroness Ferdinand de Rofb-rhiid.
The London papers Announce the sudden death in
childbirth u the above named lady ihe 5ti inst.
Tho was the sccond dauzbter % Baron Ionel
10 Rothsrhld, y. T. for the city Of London
william Cotton. 10. q. T., FIR.
This gentleman, Ex-Governor Of thc Bank Of England,
died Gently IL London in the olghueth year Of his
age. Ne was % pr Joseph Cotton q Leytonstoac
By sarah daughter o. M John Harrison Of Chiss~ell
roW, Esscr AMI born IN 1854 Ito was for a great
many year : merchant IN London aud VA Governor Of
tho Bank % England IN iss24 director Tor long
period. lie deputy lieutenant amt magistrate i0r
fsrx HIGH Sbetin ~ 1s3s and chairman ~ Quarter
SESSIONS Tor time Mr. Cotton Married In 1912 sarah,
daughter ~ Mr John Lane 81 the GRANGE iytnn, aud
two ~ bis sob3 are stiuguishei Eton r. husry-the
Hcy. william Charles Cotiog New, scholar 10 s52
Afterwards audsut Of Ihft Church, and now vicar o.
FrptshAm Cheshire, AMI Mr.. Henry Cotton, the we'll
chancery barrisicr, Ncycsstie scholar in isys,
aud also student o. christ Church
y. y. Marsh.
Tho Bortou paper the death ~ this gentle
man on the 10Th inst. from the buntlng 81 . blood.
vessel Ills death, which was gate unexpected took
ps the residence OF NE sister In Boston VIZ Harsh
was iong and fsvoraby known Of The Bank Com.
missioner. Of Washington sud formerly ~ the
propriet0rs of tho Daily NJ, He about forty -four
yeaIs u a. a The um- o. his denise
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show . decline Of I'd. middling upiands eol1g =
l4,sd per 10. The sales OF the day amount 70 looW
LrvxRpoos, Dec 2f-Evening.
The cotton market closes tonight unchanged nom Tho
noon quotations. MiddIing uplAnds, Akd- stf
Liverpool Provisions Market,
IIvsRPooL, Dec. II, l5G0
Bacon is quoted "a lower. Lard Cd. lower t
Liverpool Breadstufs Market.
LyERPooI. Doc. 2l-Evenng.
The breadsfuffs market has been dull aud hat all tho
week but prices unchanged Corn closed 1t Sss per
$50 ibs.
Liverpool Produce MARKET.
LvERPooL, Dec. 2l-Evenngs
The market for tallow is nrmer
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

Italy and the Pope In Conference The National
Comusiffee Of Rome.
iLoREScE, Friday, Dec. q, 1865.
II Is said thai the Pope satisfied with the tone the
speech mads BY the King at the opening OF the Italian
Parliament
The arst conference for the arrangement Of the rela
tons between the Holy Soc and the kingdom or Italy
has been held.
The Nationai COMMITTEES Of Rome have Issued a poo
clamaton ADVISING ,he people 10 await calmly the hour
or certain triumph.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

George Y. Edmonds, OF Washington; v. Wood
bridge OF Vermont, and General Reed, Of Mae are
stopping mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Count Iubccsa, OF Paris, Just returned from tour
through tho states; MI. Bodisco Russian Minicr Of
Washington; l. q. Morris. Of Fordham, stopping at
the Clare ndon Hotel.
n. Kellogg. Of saugeres; James r. Smith, Of Mary.
land. Colonel ". Cunningham, Y. =. A. v. Chap
man, Of s. Lonis; H. Rhoades, OF New Oreans Shsr-
Pass, Of Quincey Judge Pascal of Texas and q.
Chapman, Of Mobile are stopping NJ the Metropolitan
Hotel
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nstir Il svfFita fm ptsJgaY

Brgrato. De- ~. iNV
Nathsniri 9crv w. nnanuiscsafer ~ wheeis u
tho eurn.r 81 iousnaa street. aDf WanuhBtr rnhai
today charge u peginfy, 10 tt~ ~ dtss
made ~ ~ yesF Isg& niso sgverri vHntYfs
what hsf bseu manufactured rer nn0ntD IN the year
1895 tnl~d Dspuiy Nsfnhs rtsFens A4ga -
wsfrxrf and yroSscsd The attaned bfors tosntnsp1F
Gofhtm rken the sdiogrust NJ 9ytne,
bessd.s the whsei workf - LeuisanN .,frst, in,sf
ss,ed ia wwks sliI0Fvsia & " sss Cs~sawgs. . 80
staAa
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HeaAlp.

Tho Health Of O1inister Wright.
BERLIN, Dec. n, 1850.
The health or United States Minister Wright, who
has lately sustained attack Of Illness Ia improv
ing
The Incorporates OF SchIcsvviG- IIolsteim.
BERLIN Dec Il, 1866.
The Prusssn House OF Deputies has passed bill to
incorporate schisswig Hossein With the Kingdom Of
Prussia
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Carl wofsohn's fourth Beethoven recital took place
at the stsinwAy matinee hs small hai yesterday after
noon He played the maor, MINOR and q major
sonatu. and Mr.. Pollock sang three songs by Llsxs,
Schubert and Schumann The beautiful major sonata
opus thtyone, splendIdy plsyed by Mr. woifsohn.
This artist improves at each recital and judging from
Yesterdays performance he deserves TO DO called the
Tho sevsnty.nrst regiment concert took place Al
for tho nrst time IN this hall aud fully sustained the
high reputation she has always enjoyed In the concert
room The .cens and ara from Trasia,a In which shs
responded TO with give O'Clock in the Morning." She
Is an artist in every sense OF the word and deserved tho
her Mr.. !. X. Thomas sang one Of his own songs,
'swest be Thy Rspose," in his artistic stys. This
band excellent and played the orchestral selections
Opera Csmique.
The annual performance Tor tho benefit Of the French
Benevolent Society given Al this establishment last
evening Az In former years. tho audience was
tremely large tho houss being filled 70 rspistion with
fashionable brilliant assombage The gatherings II
the TheGFe Francois differ totally from those other
play houses Tho representations gwen ~ u were
fanie snd tho ntermlzion betweon the acts IL vel
comef opportunity for tho occupants or boxes 20
exchange calls and hold levtes OF some duration. II 10
the soclabiy prevailing among the Aabi,s Of the
tAbshment thai invests the entertainments with re.
cuar charm and renders the representations 81 the
Fourteenth street house most enjoyable 70 the refined
patrons or music and the drama Last evening Ros-
sni's ever popular Opera Comique, the Barber
Of Seville, constituted the programme. ths cast
embracing NM Wilhelm, Antheme, Vert and
Walter, Mile. Naddie aud Mime. Daire The work
was worry credtaby performed. NJ Wilhelm sang
the part Of the garruoas barber with tho artistic
finish which charactsrizes the representations Of most
comedians OF the French school N. Anthemc who
suffered from hoarseness acted gracefully
aud Nile Naddie vocazed the nord music OF the maero
with sparkling huency The orchestra proficient
but tho choruses were by no means perfect The enter
ainmen,s gave great satisfaction, and the artists were
repeatedly called before the curtain
stadt Thcatre-Beneat Of tho German Hos
pttal.
A crowded house ushered the representation given
last evening for the benefit OF the German hospital.
Mile. ottilic Gpee the clever subre appeared in The
Hirsch Family and In Kin Theat-r lSdndri, and
heartily appauded During tho progress Of the evening
Nile Gence offered magnificent basket Of lowors
the eft Of the ladies the committee of arrangements
M. Polack. who had volunteered to assist. very
cored
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the INulAn TROUBLES.

Foar LiwssIg, D. T., De-, 81. tass
In tho light with the Sioux indians neaoIor Phil
Kerrncy December o, Lieutenant H. = Bingham, second
United States cavalry, and Ssfgcant Bower, Eighteenth
Infantry, killed. and Sergeant Adridgc and four
privates OF tho Eighteenth infAnty were wounded
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fRt ~ 1HlliotuvMi

pm .rvf.rwa De- "a. lsss
hr- broke out this morning IN the budding ooc1paed
by Rotor T. Fzett Co iron merchants, % the
~ 1eelfth ard Narkst streets The rod ibteuss,
and most tho Ore IADRs frozen up ara o.
nequspoe ~ rst feared that tho ife would prov.
very d~sruetiv~ bot last Sttanst ~ lhaw.
lng the plazu snd the dsfusge " large
sntc rated sinountlnx 10 stout 90 n0o Aniotg tho
snnsrsr j. NeLAagbtn, photpgrspbist 10 vh0ss rp~n
a. a
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SPECIAL TslecsAm n Ine NfRALu.

More Trouble Anticipated % tho RE
Grande-Orto8a Apparently ut the Betts@
81 1t -Runored Revolt ct Canalcs and Ger.
tina Against the Jaarex tievernmcnt, DC.
BRowSsy1LLK, Texas, Dec. Is,
VIA GALVESTON, Texas Doc. ~, 1885.
Matters arc In an uncertain condition in hatamoros
The merchandise there is being rapidly forwarded 70 tho
interior, In anticipation Of new dinacnes. ast
Escobedo loft for Monterey yesterday. On the 10th
inst he issued decree declaring Of effect the DEGREES
and acts--or lsws-by al functonarss not ap-
pointed by tho supreme governmeut-such a. thces
Of Colonel Canaes from the 18th Of August to the La or
December As this ia liable TO DO construed 10
rant Reputation Of the indebtedness contracted by
Cauales, II has created much dissatisfaction. s
Canalcs and Cortins marched the lith, ostens
bly, for the interior They have not yet passed beyond
the lmits OF Tamaulipas nor is /. thought that thsy
win do So Rumors rife yesterday that they had
both pronounced against Juarex.
II 10 confidently stated that prosuaciasiaso In favor
Of 0rtega will DO issued In Masamoros General
Berroxabal il In command there and 1t is claimed
that he Is mot averse to 0rtega.
BEowmvnLE, Texas, Dec 10, 1885,
ortegs crossed into Mexico yesterday morning.
Il positively stated that Cortins and Canales have
pronounced against Jusrex They expected In Mat
moros to-day tomorrow. Is rumored, but not b.
leved thai they have captured Escobedo his way
Monterey.
The movements OF Ortega characterized by the
psofoundest secrecy; but have 10 believe hs
will soon be in Matamoroa
Return Of Minister Campbell from 1Intnmo-
ros-Ho Goes TO New Orleans 10 Consult
with sherman and Sheridan.
G.LvKsroS, Dec 81 1865.
Hon L. D. Campbell United States Minister 10
Mexico, arrived to-day the Bsckbird Captain Cole,
direct from Matamoros and sailed immediately on tho
Maagorda for New Orleans via Brashea City, to comic
with Generals sherman and Sheridan the authorities
at Washington. He reports Mexican affairs the Dor.
der In very unsettled condition.
On Wednesday morning 0rtega and his brother left
Brownsville aud went TO Matamoros II s supposed that
very exciting times will ensuc. II is thought Ortega
will join Canalos aud Cortina and attack Escoboda, who
has gone with part OF hs force 70 Monterey.
When the Blacsbird left Brazos she me. the United
States steamer Winoosk which had lett Vera Cruz
Monday. The report that Marshal Bazaiue had loft
Vera Cruz to communicate with Juarez and, u u sup
posed. 70 bring the government to him. She
brought dispatches to Minister Campbell
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DEATH w BISHOP fllarr. rf stusrI

sAvaSssn Dec n, 1885
Bishop Stephen Elliott died suddenly al his residenc.
IN this city al bali pas ne O'Clock r. ~ lie had ind
returned from visit the Interior ~ the STATE The
Central Railroad ia this evenings tram, apparently in
perfect bealih !, a supposed that no died u heart