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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper IN the
Country.
Tsx wegKIy HERALD OF the present week, now ready,
contains the very latest European News BY tho Cable W
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ALAB AMA.

The Movement Against the Proposed Consti-
tutt0u-The Press Of tho State Upon the In.
strument.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. "a. 1897.
Elchalas Davis, Appointment radical OF North Alabama
has published letter fully endorsing Tho address Of
Messra semple Speed and others protesting agans. the
proposed constitution.
The Huntsville Advocate radical organ calls for the
reassemblng Of the Convention modify the objection.
able features Of the proposed constitution namely the
clause about schools tho franchise. aud reg slration
oaths. That paper says" lf the constitution Is
modified, envroned as wo are, and almost in state
OF anarchy, It's adoption only be accepted as
choice OF evils not defended right and proper but II
10 10 our power 10 modify the evils and for that
purpose call the Convention together again IL also
pudates the action OF the radca! meetings In North
Alabama and says that the white -n!onsts ignored
and rejected ~ unsound
The Tuscum5ia North Albanian repudaies the romi.
nations ~ tie se!f-constituted political Convention
Tho conservatives oil over the state arousng DO
termned 70 use every effort to defeat the constitution
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A plan Murdered, His House Fired and Ills
Body Burned.

Body Burned.
terrible tragedy occurred In Apalachicola, Fla,
the evening OF tho 18th inst. About haf-past nine
o'clock alarm OF Gre sounded. which proved to
be In the Of Mr. Price, the upper end OF Water
street. large crowd assembled, and II was rumored
that Mr. Price was In the building and various
nct!ng stories were ahcal as 10 the origin o. the arc
said that he had fallen asleep while reading and
Knocked the lamp others that his kerosene lamp
expode all felt satisfied that the unfortunate
polishing n the flames. As search was about
instituted kcg Of powder In the store exploded,
blew roof OF the building and scattered the
itors every direction and causei the crowd 70
for safeiy They crowded one upon another in marsh
back OF tho burning bu!ding but fortunately no one
was hurt Efforts made 10 sabile tho flames,
Which finally successful, and search was then
mado FOR the missing His body wns found near
the centre OF the building and presented sickenng
sight The arms, legs and sody weTs completely and
entirely burned aud the face terribly uisAgurGd Every
par, OF the body burned 10 crisp the neck
around which rope was drawn tightly. NJ. Price
lived 10 the store and was supposed 10 have had con-
siderable money In his possession, and the probability
that he murdered BY some villains secure this
and having tied the arccious deed they resorid
10 tho plan airing the building up all traces
81 iEer samnaD!e crime. suspc!on pointed 10 parties
r he The guilty ones, but no .rec, evidence OF
crmnaiy bad oeen obtained up TO the evening OF the
Is lrgt
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AssACHUs rs.

The Receiving Teller Disappears with
$4,000 Of the Funds Of the EauA.
Bosros, Dec n. 1867
There was some excitement to-day 10 financial circles
on accoun, Of the report that the cash Of TO receiving
teller Of the shsymut Bank. Mr. bryan, Y Henry fell
shors 10 the amount Of about $4,000 The following
are said TO be The facts Ear ascca:nedMr Henry
has been sbsen, from the city week and his present
whereabouts Is unknown The fraud IN The accom-, Of
Tho recelyur teller was ciscove-ed on Monday ia Two
or three days prevos Henry said that he obi
yls.t Portsmouth tho purpose OF settling bust
ness affairs connected with his wifes property. sac
resides In this CITY
n 10 supposed that thsy stepped across The border
into Canada or wen, 10 Europe by steamship.
The shawmut Bank has a capital Or $4,000 With a
surplus OF $780, 900. that this deiacation will not
arscl tho standing Of the Institution In the .casI.
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A1ray Ia the Territorial Senate Chamber
CHIEF Justice Slough Killed By One Of the
Members.
ST. .ou,s. Dec a., 1857.
: letter nom Santa 70. Nsw Mexico, dated the I'm
inA., Nys.-
Chief Justice Slough was shot by Captain Rynerson
mempef OF shs IsrrisoY AI senate last Sunday. The
amlr grew oui Of soms remarks passed upon Judge
slough oy Captain Rynsrsol during the session Of the
SENATE, which Slough who present, pronounced a.
hsA Rynerson Immediately attacked the Judge shoot
Ing him, ans after be fell shot him again. inaicting
mortal wound, Or which he died In three days
judge Slough Wal oolouel OF the Fret Colorado cav
airy during the war and Al one time commanded AZ
Alexandria
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MISSOURI.

Death Of an Old Citizen OF Sc. Louie Pardon
Of an Alleged Receiver Of stolcn Goode-
Heavy Failure Of n Grocery Firm.
sr. Lows Dec ~, 1887,
Hon WIN. @. Psssss, one Of The oldss! citizens q -
Louis died yesterday.
Abraham Asrahams, tho rich pawnbsokyr whs wAe
convicted short time spcs Of buying stolen psopsrty.
rpov,ss a 10 be SUCH a6d sentenced u lw6 ysars 10.
prsssPss. y the Ssasshslsir. he's been pafssp'd ~
''s re whcissas grocery an o. Carver. wsadovsr
CO. Of as o;ly fsilsd yettsgday Their iiAhules Ws
ec4 y s1cv6S q MI nlluop dolUSp
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 ras ssallo.

xnansurntion OF. President Juarez-Foreigu
Capital ut Work Against the New York
Steamcrs-The Yucatan Revolt.
HAVANA, Doc, a, 1857.
BY the Virginia we have advices from the
capital Of Mexico TO the 18th inst.
The inauguration OF President Juarez was 70
take pitce on Sunday December 22 Con-
gress wbuld probably remain In session for
three months. Now seems to tc The time for the
United States government to press its commercial.
treaties with Mexico. There were foreigners ..
che capital watching the moment when they could
obtain from Congress concession In favor Of
line OF steamers between Vera Cruz and New
York. thus throwing the line !naugurated under tie
late Captain E. W. Turner entirely ont In the cold
Ministers Mejia, OF War, and glesias. o. The
Treasury, had withdrawn from the Cabinet.
There were fears that the concession to the
English company engaged on the Mexico and
Vera Cruz Railway would fall through IN The sna.
a special committee Of Congress had been ap.
pointed to look into the affairs and relations Of
CHS company. Mr. Crawley had gone to New
York for the purpose Of raising money, 80 Il was
said.
The excitement among foreigners consequent
upon the withdrawal Of the British Legation still
continued. Correspondents from Europe states
that II Ia improbable that any money could De
raised In the Old World for enterprises In Mexico
i. There was q great deal Of misery, and the
ba6dits were quite active In all sections.
The ex.imperlallsts res.dentin Campeachy were
fearing the aggressions Of their republican neigh.
bors on account OF the late revolution AZ Merida.
The tendency Of the revolution. as far as pro.
claimed. 10 in favor OF Santa Anna.
Ten Of the mu,ineers who murdered Ccone.
Platon Sanchez, the President Of Max.nsIliAn's
court martha, had been shot for their crime.
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u Broken Down Old Nan.
And Il came pass afes The death 81 bis wife and the
himself AMI he called his and daughters him and
snake these worts ups0 them. "Behoid, Thy mother Il
dead bury aiso With her for mr. Ito II burtcrod ~
distress ana by reason great anguish and ne placed ms
hand uron and bsssed Them. And 4 came 70 PASS that
when ~ children heard Less wcres That shny weI sore
eaer srake these words nnio shem, 'Behcd there
man il ths great ETY. o. New York who heae.h Gil manner
al rain In oneni ard behold will take cur father
,hiher and when they heard these wcffs hey broughl
nrA haas ~ gold sver and precious stones A. Eeent
he dcsor ~ The rrsai e, And Je.p' ag,in ana
said s.soa s s. ssssr v A.s 70 so s ' fcr es
es poor" Ard hsy saddied iher beasts ana took the
ola man ard ,oprreyei many dAJs. npd came 70 VIZ
great cily Of New ycrk Apd thsy lied We "a man sna
Carried scnsariy uuto Dr. wcc IN Chatham square
No 10 AID hs doctor loohst apoa sheif lhsf sna saw
90, hs W. ss sss sna NIB ge,s sas s M
srppsd that 10 Dosior looE sHqua caisd PAIN FAINT
snf Dipped trush Into md pap,sd him ana behold
snS socd % and isaedA siy a. sesorems. Ard
children .ssTse os,sf sss s sS, mn r :.
irf snd sess sksif departure WIN music and lIadnsss
and hsy tcd me people shsy journeysd And the PEG
PAIN PANT whira ~ had Sought they offered money
and bought also for eli s.cf on Ara ssrsin me-
ssa 4agxss sss. 2 Ss gree. e, seq sous s @s sss
nor' fos csssr q ia head Fsboid q now .od svsry
- -s: . e. 49, - = ~ .SS ''
r:!E y:ss;ls so .! RsS n re-
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Mexican ImperiRiists Eiuted Over Cabraps
Rcverses-Baez's Party Gaining strength
HAVANA, Dec al 1897.
fhs impsra!iss bore are sxul,ans ths from
- Domingo. Many engagements have taken place In
which Victories are claimed By the govern but ths
6ass party Is nsverheIess, gaining Ndherern and
strength The only portion Of tho Island which has pro.
claimed for Baez 70 ths North. where his principal
1trengih Hos Baes himself remains II Curacao
shs Domlacan Commissioner. Pu,ol, Aiis TO- morrow
or EeW York
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

Removal or the Dlrectors OF the Eastern Lu.
nntic Asylum by General Schoaeid.
RICHMOND, Dec q, 1867.
General schoneld. al the request Of Governor Pier
point has issued order removing the Board Of Drcc
tors OF tho Eastern Lunatc Asylum Tor violating State
law u the disbursement Of money and has appointed
board Of army odlcers In their stead.
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rIanufaciurers' Conveniion at Chicaso.

- CHICAGO, Dec. n, IsBf.
The meeting or the Chicago Manufacturers a. Fsnsvil
Hs, his evening 10 ra,ify tho proceedings Of The
recon, National Convention at Cleveland tho largest
gathering Of mauupclurcrs eyer assembled h he North
west James H. Rowen presided. and speeches were
made by several prominent gentlemen. Resolutors
were anmousy adopted endorsing the action OF the
Conveniion A. Clevslsnd;-
Rssoved That We urge upon Representatives. IN Con
grss the necessity OF taking such seton as VIII ssord the
RELIEF 10 the apufacurng interests 81 oar eoun
~ which are now bardenod aud depressed BY excessive
and nLequal tarAton.
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ITALY.

A Dissolution OF Parliament Contemplated.
FLORENCE Dec. 81. 1897.
II eaid that General Menabrea has declared his In
tsntor 10 dssolue the national Parliament
on the 18th proximo. and make appeal the
try should another unfavorabls 70 the Ministry bs
adopted before that time
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ysM Davis En- Route for New Orfenns-The
Crew Of an American Brig saved
HAvASA, Dec q, 1867
jefferson Davis leaves tomorrow FOR New orlssna
The brig fsrsEta, a. cardsnas, broushi ths tsv Of
The brig Jonas smith, from Baltimore bound 70 MstAn.
ga which VAS lost Ihs shird day AFTER ber departure
10y were rescued Giss fourteen days sxpossrs 10 ~
opeu boat
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Report on the Mineral Wealth Of the United
states.
From he Evening Telegram OF yes,erday.l

w,sas5ros. Dec. 81, iSG7
Comm ssioner wilson, OF tho General Land ONCE,
nas written very Interesting paper on the mineral
wealth OF the United states, In which he gives gfeaI
tea Of valuable Information, about iho coal nnes "
sAs country. The paper repaired 10 satisfy the
ismapd To- sues ipforna1a VIII Oh las much ncr I'd
or late. A few weeks the British Secretary of
legation wne 10 nov Minister al ,rler1m. called Gu
the Comm. ssoner 10 make inquiries Ia regard 70 tho
sxten II the American coal beds al which tmo said
dat the IMAGE or Great Britain were very nearly
hansicd Tue document ia Intended TO accompany ihs
report OF the commissioner to Congress.
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CANADA.

Opcplus 81 tho Quebec P.srIiamens.
QrsHSc Dec ~, 1857
ne opshIne Of the fns Quebec Parliament took plaos
n three O'Clock to-day great number Of psfsoas
smsd The sirseta Among other dssinguishsd pereons
present. we're the consuls 81 France Spaln the United
essass, sweden and Norway, and other forsSa eoan-
s,0sissV pisa9Ssv w elected Speaker u ~ Assss.
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ENGLAND.

The Fenian Alarm Continued-An Army Of
Special Constablcs In London,
LONDON, Dec 21-Noon
The London Tina this morning has an editorial
article on the Fsu!an question n says that no lsss
than thirty thousand special oons!ables have been
In and are now serving In London. The writer calls
attention 70 tho grave public DANGER and calls the
provincial cds and towns 10 emulate The precautionary
measures o! the msiropoi!a
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ENNIS YLVANlA.
Grain In Store in Philadelphia.

Grain In Store in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81, 1897
The statistics Of the ttock Of brsAdsus band here
are s fotows;-Flou,; 50. 800 bbiA wheat, las. 900
bushels oorn $500 tusheis oats 10 900 bushels rye
5000 bushels. Rye -four 10 quoted a. IS IS per Dbl. ;
corn mea tc co. Last year ~ the t!me the stock
o,s.fou' on hand WA $4,000 bb!a.; wheat i0s,5oo
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A.-rks cklckeri6i fissss. -
LRrfKRs PROM Mr. o. D cHlck1Rftd lAn

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sSSs !: award from
gov s11: Ds'I ssss psssas @.si:s
;'!s: ~ s::' 81;
.m xss.'ai a. source from which A.: ...snss
ay sss 4: q :'. a M
:ss y hS srm Il ss duty 20 mysst NE Sis
dental e ~ sSsa witch are svidsn ~rs
+. sns y "a s s.;S
ss e.. s.f la a %4aps iss al ssa
never n any way either directly or Indirectly. a,ksd
e aHl "a ssis @ o. 'arw
VITA s .u e
&C.,. ssssa 3 ::
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SsaSss rsssS sSa yss Fs.ssss
public ths a6usen sws1d i o. de ga S1
s. ss y sa Ne a:
ssssss bs ,sl q s. sss
e1onpsa s, ss =
stilI higher rewards
~ s''s g
nay - ,s.i ias trsaa. ard sorrs.psedsa Who zss
award Of the value OF the different
than do those who occupy high positions In the oea
power TO base cams upon facts and proofs 90 ven
founded the foregoing shall attn continue y
Is
awarded BY the Exposition Unversee and that Chokst
ing Sons are me only competing s.h vsSs: q rlaneE wAs
tsisnaS sp'' s''1 1''e G. r. cHIoKeRIxn
received from Paris By Msssrs Chickerng sons which
srs ws Rr ss ana sH sss
he Cross OF the Legion o. Honor awarded By higher
,he superior merit Of ihc chcEesins
Pianos:-
Jary u he rensh Class Of .ho E.posn uus
frransa,icn.l
BRUssELs Nov. ~ p7.
siRI refuse teclaro, member Of tbs jury
the Moniteur OF the I'd Juv 1867 viz
That there single class OF gold medals for ihesr
hbtors the decoration OF the Legion Of Honor cons
laies reoompense superior order ana lna
accorded By the Emperor FOR the merit Of your -.
slruments.
Accept nv salu,a,ion.
(Sgnod FETI5.
Member q tho Juryof the Tenth Class Of shs Exposition
PARIS 1867
Copy OF from Ambrose Thomas and r. A. Gavaert
GssrIxYEs-I must tell you that whatevor may be tbs
order In which tho have been Inscribed In each knd
speak 81 this edA. There are
classes OF gold msdas
receive my salutationa .
iSgned) AMBRCl5E THCMAA
completely Of the opinion Of my eon,rerc Thomas.
lsigncd) F,0ANAEKr
(Boston Post
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GEORGIA.

The Wyech Of the steamer Raleigh Seen on
Charleston.
SAVANNAH. Dec, q, 1851
fhs captain 81 he steamship Ashanti which arrived
here to-day rom New York. reports secins or Charles
ION vesse! low In tho water that he could no make
out her name. Il 10 supposed 20 be the wreck .. Tie
Raleigh.
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HONDURAS.
SPECIAL. rtlEeaAM 70 I'VE HERALD.
value M the Timber Lands.

value OF the Timber Lands.
HAyASA, Dec. II, 1897.
We have intelligence from Honduras % the 18Th
Inst.
MeRac has found The forests there 20 dense and
the timber 50 valuable that be intends 70 return
At once to Jamaica for the means and elements 70
buy land IN Honduras, 10 settle thereon ana expert
the product OF these forests,
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AUS

Partial Reconstruction Of the Cab'ne.
v:EysA Dec. ~. 1851
By The arrangement OF the Austrian sab.rsl Baron
Beus, ceases 20 be president or the M.nister:a
Council bal retains the post OF Minister 81 Foreign
AFFAIR." wh.ch he has all along he'd 70 sonsscnon with
the former position
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FRANCE,

The Italian Bonds to BE Paid.
PARIS, Dec a. 1876,
qhs 4oniser to-day contains Official notice 70 he
eject that the coupons Of the Italian bonds WIN DO paid
The bullion IN she Bank Of France has Increased
1000. o0o frances a per the regular weekly GatensnI
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The Pope and the Italian Debt Bonds.
PARIS. December a. Evening
The Pope has enoned the Rothschads agains. paying
cha coupons Oh the Italian bonds in ih.s city
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GAMBIA.

Rumored Concession ito the cretans BY the
Porte.
Losnos. Dec ~, 1867.
srepor,ed that the Sublime Porte has offered to shs
cretaus ~ Autonomous government. ara tss Esnsi
prrce Christian As It's head.
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LOUISIANA.

confederation Of q DRAFT OF the New Constis
tuition In the Rcconstructiou Convention.
Nsw ogiAAEs Dec. ~, 1887
me Convention adjourned A two o'clock and rsasssm,
plsd At eve and 10 siii ln.ns oclock In session The
report Of the COMMITTEES soT dram Of The contribution Il
snli up for confederation
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FLORIDA.

Laying al a Submarine Cable Across ST.
Johu's River,
JAcKsogvi.lE Dec q. Sc, /.
Al four O'Clock this afternoon cabs vas successfully
ac 81 Iohrs river ii this point And the ancient
city o. ST. Augustine In Geographic aommun;ca
ton With the word.
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hB SlNlA.

General Napier I'm Route TO Take Command.
LoSDcS. Dec a. 1867.
despatch from india announces tho departure from
Bombay D, General Napier Tor Massovah 70 saks imms
date command OF The troops Of The British expedition
now Advancing into the interior Of Aoyss.ra.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 YHs HEsAla.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HEaAi1.
The Oath Of January Fixed for the Assembling
OF the South Caroiinn Convention.
CHARLESTON Dec ~, 1857,
Q O'Clock p NJ
General CANDY has issued ordar for the convsnn
10 meet In his city tho gath Of January nex Tho
total Official returns give little over eight thousand
majority for the Convention.
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GERMANY.

The Council Of the United ZoiiS ereIn to Mcet
In Session.
BERLIN Dec. i,-Evsn!ng
general council OF the zolivcre.n. IN which all the
states North and South Germany DO epresented
Tor HE arss time the late war; viii Be acid In ,hls
city In The month Of March, 1858.
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ILLINOIS.

Murder aud Suicide In Bciicviiic.
ST.. Loris Dec. ~, 1897.
Jacob slorp, old citizen Of Be'levillc, H., whose
wife was recently divorced from him. fatally STABBED
both her and himself yesterday.
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LHICAUOi DEC. " IstT
A locomotive belonging 20 the Chicago ana Rock
Island Railroad Company exploded noar sixteenth
street this morn!ng, killing one man instantly ana
woand,ng two Others. The locomotive was condemned
rear $40 but was KEPT In use for switching drawing
gravel trains, &c.
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EUR OPEAN MARINE NEWS

srgKxsTowx, Dec. Ell &c p M-The Cunarc steam
sE.s Sn ia, Captain Hockey from Boston the 18th
.nsl., arrived here to-day en- route 10 Liverpool
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photographic NEWS
FIR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
TEE REVOLUTIONS IN ST. DOMINGO.
-~>~>~-~~~~c~r~~~-
Fenlan Explosives Sent by Letter IN
ireland.
REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINGO.
Thirty Thousand Special ConitabIes
on Duty In London.
ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL 7ElEGaAms 70 YHs HERALD.

SPECIAL TElEGRAms 70 IHe HERALD.
Arrival or Minisier PuJoI at Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. q, 1857.
The Pajaro del Oceano has arrived here With
6shor Pablo Pujol. Minister Of the Treasury In
President Cabral's Cabinet. He'is on his way TO
Washington "a special envoy from the Dominican
government. 1t is supposed that bis mission bears
some relation TO the SANTANA affair.
Senior PuJol SaiIs from Havana by the Moro
Castlc-1IRrtial Law Proclaim ed Cabr al
invested With Extraordinary Powers.
HAvAEA Dec. 81 Evening.
-/6e1or Pujol is not at all reserved as to the
tations In relation TO SANTANA. He will leave
here tomorrow by the steamer Moro Castle for
New York,
The resignation of part Of Cabrals Cabinet had
been accepted and valverde, Curiel and Perdomo
appointed to I'll the vacancies.
General Palanco's death has been confirmed.
Congress had sanctioned a new civil code and
Reorganization Of the Judiciary. The French loan
pad been disapproved. The lease OF any part of
the territory to foreign Power was unpopular.
The chief reason for closing the Legislative
Chambers was the proclamation Of martial law
by the Executive. Extraordinary powers had
been conferred upon President Cabral, who
was proving his excellent abilities and energy Of
Character in the present emergency. He had re.
turned from Cibao to the capital.
: The provinces os st. Domingo. Cibao, Aqua and
SANTANA we're tranquil. In the northern part OF
The republic the Baecist revolution under she lead
Of General Hungria, was still! making progress.
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NOSE STEAMSHIP Ines DESERVING sosTas


BosTcS, Dec. ~, 1901
II has been announced by authority that the passenger
steamers n. the Boston line 10 be withdraw tempo.
rayy s.er January !. Tho old line between here aud
Nes York, via sionlngton. viii shortly 10 resumed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

fFrcm The Evening Telegram Of yesicrday.l
wAsnivoTox. Doc 81 1867.
Colonel Mosby, OF rebel fame and Robert Lncon,
or tina late President, are in town Young Lincoln Is
guest or Secretary Wellea
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The Coney Island Sand Hill Thunderer ON
American Maguanimity and Courtesy.
COMFY ISLAND, Dec, 81. 1881.
The Thunderer to-day In article praises the Amsri
cans for their magnanlmlty in giving Mr. Charles
Dickens such hearty reception.