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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-09

Somebody who writes more truth.
fully than poetIcally, says: An an.-
gelwithoit money is not thought SO
much ofno@-a-days as deyif with a
bale of fgreenbacks."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
Vermont Items.

Two weeks sine .Je--e Leland Of SaeEelI.
an old nan OF 20 YEAR. wa found lying
dead At the foot sr che stairs 10 Bis tasu,
having fallen and broken bis neck.
On the 4,h inst J. -epb Kellogg. 90 ms
WAY home 70 W1.ifrd ir.u B..wain-;ou,
was kicked # the wagon ty oue D.. 30. hor--
es, striking his head heavily On the frozen
ground, and iufie'ins INJURIES S. severe a.
to leave little hope OF bis reaver7-
The dwelling house OF W'do" A-.i'ss' oil
Walden, was burned lasr week " edne'diy'
with all Its contents, The family barely
escaped, nd her son was I'D 'ad's i've"
that u5v-ician- think be viii lose one 10 bis
lee.
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trough fastening. ARD A..-r, 5 ~- 'i fia--
field, t,r improvement i' tay-t -.-- -ui bad
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
NEWS ITEMS.


Sleighing Is good II Washington at Eve
dollars an hour.-neyer 80 much snow IN ten
years.
The halls are up Oh the New York pond,
and the skaters arc down on them.
Al Indiana husband hanged himself to
get rid Of his vile. succeeding TO their NUT
ual satisfaction
Geor-lans and Alabamiaus are going
Wet in large numbers.
Volunteering for the Pspal army is quite
animated in Canada
One-tbird Of the sugar in the world Is
made from beets.
A Cincinnati milliner chopped Burglar
head Of tie other day
Tie government has given away ls4.sl3,-
900 acres Of land and now owns lS34.99S,-
400
4 Montreal special says two children
were eaten by wolves ID Saint Malachi
Thur-day. The mother had a narrow e.
CAPE.
IN some Of the fashionable churches Of
New York the selections of music are PRINT
ed and distributed in the pews. Opera
glasses will come next,
One Of the ne i lobby members in Wash
ingt0n il said TO be the loveliest woman on
earth. and dresses Ike an empress. Woe TO
the Treasury
The L. ). steamer Monongshela in the
great hurricane was driven ashore in the
very town Of FredericksIad, ST CrOix, and
may yet be saved.
The Wall street highway robbers made
only $500 by their operations, the three
million and over being in certified checks
which they cannot use.
An Iowa murderer has been parionei in
TO the State prison. lie wanted TO be hung
but was doomed to life OF disappoint-
ment.
Havana dispatches say that the Spanish
Government have made formal offer 20 the
American Minister at Madrid 10 sell Cuba
and Porto Rico 10 the American Govern
ment for one hundred and fifty million dol
Lars IN gold One third down, the res, In
one and six years. Nothing is known of it
at Washington.
There have been seven fires in Northamp-
ton Mass in SIX months, and the last one
Sunday. destroyed sos 900 worth of proper
~, including two dwelling houses, six barns.
$50 sheep, 100 tons Of hay and ten tons of /.
tobacco, with other stock and produce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

EARTHQUAKE N VERNON. - 4 distinct
hook OF earthquake was ielt in bis Cry at
quarter past three clock "Wednesday morn
ing trsilroad ;ime). 1t consisted Of d tremor
Of the ground in three or more closely consecu-
tive shocks or sets Of vibrations. which shook
The houses, ratified the windows, and sEsyed
he beds and furniture very percepubly, IN
ouc cases throwing down dishes from the
shelves The vibrations, which were quite
rapid, appeared TO run from slurh 90 north.
AID lasted, by various estimates, from i've
seconds TO half a minute. some thinking they
felt single jars for some little 5ime after the
principal vibration had ceased some VINO
were awake at the time thought they heard
rumhling or noise a. OF great rush OF
wind Others heard noslund but the rai'hng
Of the furniture May were tksi by the
shock. some -upp,-ing that they were -aak-
en- by the shoulder by some one Others
that their bed wa being pushed about
Il would -eem that the conyui,iro-
IN the tropics have reached US siishrly.
but We hau't heard that old Mansfield -l Vs.
any signs If breaking out A. a volcano.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

y. 7 CENIsAL R R-At tue annual
eie-'inn ct tie directors OF thu great rad,
hs' w,k, al the last years bard was
droFP d and n'w tnen put in their pl,ee-.
Wit tb, single exception Of Gen Il u Bsx-
ter. who ha- recently filed the position Of
presifent OF the road The Vanderbilt IN
trrst carried re ,l,ctIou and at sulse-
quent meeting # the n-w bosrd Commodore
Vanderbilt vas made IT. president. Under
tie new man 2, mcut there will De praeti-
cal consolid,urp oi the Centrzi win the
Hudson River and Harlem ruads We think
that all the men who spent $3.50 600 last
year N buying votes IN the " Y. LegIsla-
t-re might well have been dropped. We
trust that honest set have taken their
places.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

THE COLD SNAP.-We think e. long sud
severe cid snap IN the TIRE; bali o
December, Is Unprecedented Of this re-
giOu, IN this generation. Ii l. Certainly
10 striking contrast with the prevailing mild
weather Of December last, year OF c,ursc
much lower temperature lie Doitd IN other
pare OF the State, than is experienced here.
On Monday Dee. 9th, when it was TX
below in Burlington. 1t was twenty below
Zero al Newport, Vt.-tbe coidest on re
cord at that place, before the lO,h OF De-
eember, IN f'eeniy-One years. At Montpe-
her on the llth, q below wac noted,
and probably i, was conside rsbly lower than
that there next day morning. At ST. Al
bans Thursday morning it stood at from
lS6 to 2O9 below. At Quebec on We'd
nesday it was 25 : below, and the ice bridge
was forming across the river.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

SD AccuF>T. Old lazy Pa SADLY FA-
TALLY Bra>lD Mrs. joan :. s',rs, 40
o.. o .n- te Dea. >,orr-. vas probably 'a-
Z, burned. THURSDAY morning. Dec u ..
Mr.. S,orI- D, sided vIti D.. Hmm C-su1sn
on Pearl 81. Sne -, up snd dressed urr-e-!
between s.x snd Sven o'cl * and theu
salo1 to warm ner sslf ty -ae stove.
when she discovered ths; Der clothes
we're on Gre, having nk,u daubtle>s
from the stove. She uled q Tut out tnc
flame. by Wrapping guilt round Der : bot
failing. -he ran screaming down stars and
INTO roe kitchen. completely 70 g mes from
head g. FOO, and her barr also 10 1tmes.
D- ,ruuazu. aroused by her -creams, had
-prsne from biz bed, and endetvored 60 wrap
tar.e cloth round her. bat found IL imp1s-
sIti, % exIu.uish the flames DE- " II
" aterz. who boa-ds m TIM fsmiiy. came o
BIS as-,.tan-e WITT blanket. and with Wa
ter b-ough, 5y o.bers OF tie family, the
burning garments were ext4nguishel not,
however. TILL she was terribly burned fron
head o oo;- DR.. hiram Crandau W. also
severely burned ~ one band aud one foot, IN
bis Efforts D.. Carpenter, Der son DR.. {.
Storls -i ~ Inoc-kI. and her slD-!n-law
Dr.. Il A. Crsndall were IN attendance on
her III the day but she sank under the suf-
ierIug aud died the ensuing night. Mr.. Deacon
Storrs, 10 Will be remembered. was killed by
the fall Of the stand at the Fair Ground
last september Il is certainly remarkable
that both Of that worthy couple, having
reached a ripe old age, should have passed
away BY painful accidental deaths, just
three months apart.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
National Union Republican Convection.


The undersigned, constituting the National
Committee de,ignatrd by the Convention held
81 Baltimore % the 7th Of June, 1861 do ap-
point that National Convention Of the Union
Republican Party be held At the city Of Chicsgo.
Illinois. On " Wednesday, the twentieth day Of
NAV next. 81 twelve O'Clock VI, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the ofiices Of Pres-
dent and Vice President Of the United States.
Each State In the United States Is authorized 70
be representei n said Convention by the num-
Der Of delegates equal to twice the number Of
Senator's and Representatives TO which each
State is entitled IL the National Congress.
We invite The co Cper-ti0n Of al citizens who
rejoice that our great civil war has happily
terminated IN the discontinue Of rebellion;
who would hold fast hi unity and integrity Of
the Republic, and maiu-sIn lie paramount right
10 defend 20 the utmost It's Own existence. whether
imported by secret conspiracy or armed force
Of an economical administration Of the pubic
expenditure: Of the complete extirpstion Of the
principles and policy Of slavery; aud OF the
sueelv Re lrgauizaii0n Of those States whose gov
erumeuts we're destroyed by the rebellion and
the permanent RS GRAFTON 90 their proper prac-
ucai relations With the United Srater, 10 accord
auce with the true principles Of Republican
government
s-cuei by MARCUS C. WARD of j Char
man: JoHS D bar FEs. Of Ind, Secretary 4
3 GARDNER. oi Vermont; aui twenty three
/ others constituting the National Committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

-4LAsKA.-There was lively skIrmish in
the House over Alaska, on the mptIln %
refer that part Of the Presidents message.
Thad. Stevens declared that treaty made
tv the President and che senate was the
paramount law Of the land, and al the
Hause had T. do was 90 carry II out Mr..
Butlcr quoted from q decision OF the ST.
ureme Court. III BIT IN the teeth Of this
doctrine The Court held that any trea-
u which depended upon any action by Con-
gress 20 carry 1t into execution was not a
law tall such legislation was obtained Mr..
Scbenck objected % the monstrous doctrine
that the President and Senate could add
thousands Of millions 20 the debt with 10
power in the House 10 prevent II. There Is
q very strong feeling IN the House against
the purchase Of Alaska.
Senator Anthony's paper the Providence
Journal says
But however spcci11s the arguments that
may be used, the Obligation cannot be e.
capped. The treaty-inaking power OF our
government Is vested il the President and
toe sonata and a treaty once made and rat
ind l. part Of .'the supreme law OF tho
land. for whose execution Congress i-
bound toprovide Tire House OF Repre- NJ.
ativcs has often talked Of it, independence ol
treaties. ever since Mr.. Jays British t~ga-
". IN the administration Of Nashingt1u.
but II has always yielded az last by voting
whatever iheir fulilment required.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

BovSD OvER.-The young man charged
With setting FIRE to D. {. BARRIERS barn on
Monday night last vas brought before jus
tiee Hlleubeck, yesterday, and bound owe
in $500 bail to aPpear for trial at the next
term Of the Cni5tenden County Court. The
bail was promptly furnished by he father.
The evidence against him consisted mainly
Of the circumstance that he bad bad difficult
" witt Mr. Barber, who bad ordered him
from his preuis :. and that tracks leading
from Mr. Walkers premises adj lining.
through a hole IN the fence. to Mr. BARRIERS
barn, and away from it. were found 90 cor
respond IN sue with the boys boots. joIned
with una 'ist4etory statements a. TO bis
whereabouts preceding the alarm Of FIRE.
States Attorney Englesby appeared Tor
'he State Romeo H. Start tor the re-p,u-
dent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

We commence to-day tie publication of
the public acts passed by the legislature at
It, late session. They viii occupy portion
Of our space for week to come; and. as
the laws Of The State, and affecting varied
interests, they deserve car,tul perus4i-
The act given to-day is altogether the long
est Of the series. It IL, We believe, with
some slight notifications. substantially the
aci introduced d dorm years ago IN the L"s-
i-lature by ,he late Dorr Bradley, Esq OF
Brattle5lra, ana earnestly hut yaiuly urged
hv LIm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

Masonic At the Annual Meeting OF
North Star Lodge No u Of Richmond, Dec.
10th, the following officers for the yer en-
suing were elected:
Master, Ira W. Sayles
Senior Warden, A. J Crane.
Junior " arden, VIM d. Hall
Senior Deacon. ! p. Baruum.
Junior Deacon. jesse I. Humpbry-
Secretary, Salmon Green
Treasurer, Robert Towers.
Tyler. Nathan Burr.
Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Frost.
Marshal, L. c. Snyder.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
Ghe free press.
C. c. s. a. l.. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PSnPRIErvKs
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 20. 1857.
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

TIE BURLISGros WEEKLY FEEE PErss e. pub
lished every FRIDAY morning, and contains the
latest n ws reports q Boston markets and Cam
brioge Cattle Market full state, County and local
Intelligence; vel selected MISCELLANY, &c, &C
No care and outlay viii ts spa ed to maze il a re
liable, interesting and vslusble famil, jurnL.
The circulation Of the FkEE PRESS exceeds tia
Of any paper in the region. and j.. Is, therefore,
IN walled medium ? advertisers.
We desire to give ad ditionai attention to the 10
cal nslr OF the various towns in tins and adjoining
Counties in which our Weekly has a numerous cir
culstion, and shall esteem 1t favor II our friends
will forward Us any items q interest
TERxs or TBF NnKLY FREE PEEss-per year s.
in advance. and il not strictly in advance s. 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20


On the twenty --hiri instant. next week on
weine-iay, our citizens are wt-n"i 20 meet
and vote on th, acceptance % 40 am ndment
OF our City charter. under which IN amend
menr Of our school sy-rem "'i Pc possible
and probable.
The ac5 ha- h-eu Iuh.i-.ei az i,us N
our columns. The e'srsc prop ed Tyr il
t. piece all ib, uuor -,hri 10 'h' Cry
under the cau-rol IF d City Is ard e'r-ls-ioe
Of the Superintendent, OF schools and tx COM
mlssion,rs. 10 b, cl,c,e1 ~ lhe v5ters.
We shouia De ashamed 20 rrhlst the de-
fciorcics Of our c.u.m.u be. oois under the
rre-en- plan. J. i- enough, perhaps. T. 10y
that Burlington j. ta- betiud s. Ai'aUs'
MONTPELIER. 2u-lard. 81 Johushury. Ners'n-
nee, and other Vermont COWS, Do ir- scsool- (;
ard ifat tto-e u.,-i Interested 40 educau'n
among our citizens have gwen up hope Of
-- 81, b.. -, b. no
uniformly. no proper grading OF tire scbol-
ars. 10 teruar,uco 10 any plan Of improve
meut. on tfe n. sent rlln under which the
een,-.l ol-i. -e...l-rss-- wilma d.z o dit
ferept q. mmi,,ees. each ludsreutenr Of every
Other. each changed sv-y year, and each
only alzi.r. t.sLi5 ali rc.T.u=.hl,y 90
the shoulder of it- -uce-s-lr.
Under tLc proposed plan tha schools viii
be cared 0r by seven intelligent citizens,
holding Office for three years apiece. who en-
be expected 20 feel s. me responsibility, who
can plan wisely and act efficiently. The rights
Of property and Of r1rulr control are duly
guarded in the e-t. Ard it- acceptance
seems 70 u- demand. tv every consideration
of economy. public welfare. ami regard for
the GOOD name ofthr CRY. II there Is any
r,ss rsa- , vtv it should not De accepted
We should be glad to llowi it. and we cheer
i,Ilv ofe- our columns for lie rre-en-atio7.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
News Of the " eek.

NV RK. Dec y.
Washington Dispatches state tblt the
Tenure of Office bill will be tested before the
courts a. SOON a. the administration can ind
same Of IT. adheren-s wiling 90 assume the
brunt Of trial.
Gen. sherman Is now eng Ced IN prepar-
ing the report OF the Infian commission it
will b. ready in about a veek wnsn 70 will
be sent 70 the President; and by hin 10 Con-
gress-
IL has trunspIred before the com. n ap-
preparations OF the II "-s bat there l. a de-
/ teiency Of over $50 ono 5he apr pria-
lions tor spectral clnnIttsis authorized hy
/ Congress % s-nd for per- a. AMI papers aud
/ examine witnesses
There lie also d Deficiency Of $4,000 IN
the amount Appropriated Tor Stationary Tor
the House
Between 40 and 50 fem.le clerk attached
to the Agricultural Department. have been
discharged
The sen ate finance. committee have agreed
to report the House bill repairing the TAX
on cotton.
R,cux Nd Dec u
Senator Wilson N a sp-ec7 is-- nrg7r be-
tore the Republican c4uc4- san DE- ttgl-rd
extending tie trauori-r IL ths S,uirrru
States ratb,r than eur aiillg % q aid be-
had c,me from WashInst 10 2, see slueshinz
Of the Cin-ervn,iv- Clnv % .,l1 a.-e. bu.
found after I'll the talk .1.ar r-pprliuao
secret leagues thai thi- convection would
not Jpen 10 u
WAsuNGT y, Dc. y
The whi-ky ccly -u-iJl 20 tneIr mee,
ing rhIs 10 ,rui,g cIn-Id RI a set # rr-l
iutIon- tor pr--voutti N 50 Congress, r-l.t-
my 10 aiunHnt of lie-G-- t.E l. ht- zrsd-
I'd from S2OnO $500 lt d,es n0s lax
a. II lhe Convention WYglt result 10 ans
thing practicable and &c Sill probably al
Journ TO cav leaving a natiYu4i e,,Hu.It,ee
ut DIne be re 10 represent sue N1t-k, IA er-
e-ts and lobbying business WITH Cingre-s
Reiatlve O. the meeting 1t the National
Rrpuhliean Committee, Washing ton d. J
pafch y, 70 Of the c immittec favor Gen. I
Grant and Chase aad Two scattering
Among the PROMINENT persons namci tor .
vice President, the representatives OF ezen 4
state had their choice. but nothing indict- 4
ting general opinion wa- exl re--et NJ 1
less than four names were mentioned from /
Pennsylvania alone.
NV YOES. Dec IL
northeast snow storm 1as prevailed eli
day with very high Wind, AMI Is stlll 10 pro-
grtss. Travel on sumo OF rhe horse car
Routes has been ahandOned and all aTe Euu-
ning with great difficulty. Traye. IN all d.
rections Is very much Impeded, and il is
feared that extensive disasters will result u
vessels N the coast.
WAsHIS0roS, Dec. Is.
Inc government eOmmlssIOners have re-
ofted the Iosh section OF the road aud tele-
graph line Of the U. P. r ready for the
present service. This completes the road for
30 miles west from Omaha.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

CrR,ors.-A curious incident occurred IN
connection with the terrible railroad disaster
At Northfe d Mr.. II II. Locklin, assist
ant SUPERINTENDENT OF the road, had placed
his little SOD upon the train to return to the
site of the bridge. One Of the men held the
.h;lo in his hp. and when the fatal fall
came the workman was killed, hut the hoy
who Tell besdlung with him. r'm~ined com
,s-a,ivelv unhurt- Walton 5 Journal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

CoNcREss.-The Senators who were oppos-
ed to taking Christmas recess found that
there would be no quorum at either end of
the Capitol during the holidays. and suTren-
dered. So Congress will stand adjourned
from Dec. 20 until January 6.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

The Montpelier people and she St. Al
bans people complain bitterly OF the gas
provided them by the gas oompanies- oof
gas works now give Us very good gas we
thinks they ought 10. at the price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

VINO WAY MARRY-Ihuse who are eailrd
upon 10 oficiate in marriage ceremonies VIII
do veil to give some attention 70 the ne"
law on the subject, IN another column IL
will be seen that ministers who have cea @cd
to preach and perform the other duties OF
their sacred Office are DO longer authorized
70 perform the duty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

MAslNIc.-At a regular communication
Of McDonough Lodge No. %, F. 4 A. NJ.
held at their Hall. Essex, Dec. l2rh. the fol-
LOVING fhrers. for the year ensuing, were
elected and installed
l. C. Butler, W NJ.
B. A. Stevens. s W.
II. NJ. Field. wv.
F. W. Joyner, Treasurer
Ira F JOyner. Secretary.
Albert Stevens, S. D.
B. W. Hilton. j. d.
Geo ~ B. si Draiy. Stewards.
Daniel Tyler, Tyler
Rev. b F. Taylor, Chaplain. !
T. s. McGinnis. Marshal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

CHMPLAIN CA>AL CoNvE>TI'N.-A meet
ing Of forwarie-- and m.rc1aut> wa- held At
Fort Edward Y. Y, on the l0tn in-'an'.
TO take into consideration she Interests Of
Chsmplain Canal"
There vas Unanimous expression #
opinion against the contract rspsir system
Of New York as now conducted. and an ur
gent demand thar the repair Of the canals
be again put in the hands Of competent resi-
dent engineers and superintendents.
1t appeared from remarks made on the &C
easion. that some Of the good people Of Toy
propose to petition tor repeal Of the act
passed rs Congress last winter, establishing
4 post route across the railroad bridge at
Rouses Point, on the ground that ihe Rail
roads are 'diyef,ins freight from its natural
channels 80
We don think that they will succeed
however in re-opening the old ROuses
Point bridge contest That was closed for
ever fifteen yeas OF more ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
approved Nov. s, 1857.

PosED.-W hile the Senate was discussing
reconstruction the other day, Mr.. Edmund-
brought up standing Mr. Dixon Of CT. who
vas engaged IL the business Of trying 70
make it appear that Congress had placed the
Southern States in the hands OF the biacks.
We make the following extract -
Mr. Edmunds. Nav ask in how many
Of the southern State the blacks are IN the
majority according 10 the registration
M Dir0n. | think the Senator will find
that IL the recent elections unier the regI--
trauon made by authority Of these recon
strucrion acts. 30 called, the blacks control
the Southern States.
M Edmunds That does not answer the
question was asking nv friend according
to the registration, not according 20 voting,
in how many Of the States does 1t appear
that the negroes arc II the majority Of reg
istered voters
Mr.. DIXON. 1t possibly may be in some
4 these States that. on examining the regis
trauon, you will find the whites IN the ma
j0rITy.
Mr.. EGmuuds. You Will find it 50 in al
most every case,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
Approved Nov. 20, 1867.

An Act in amendment of sections fOrty-hve and
,irty-ope of chapter eighty -nins Of the Gen.
ersl Statutes. entitled " OF banks
n i, hereby enacted, &c
SEC /. That 50 much of sections fOrty-fve
and sirty-one of chapter eighty-nins Of the
Genera Statutes, as relates to the election and
ssIsry Ct hank commissioner Il hereby repeal
Il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

-'L" -HAr N.-
= Havana special % The IItl state .-a.
aiyiees from Mexico say II Is rum .-e- t--
the ministry resigned az the meeting o.. C.
gress with the intention ot giving Presto.
Juartz rte opportunity Jt forming e. III
Tie ministers would
probably he ren1miua-ed. Juarez had -e-
returned to Congress by the electors o..
sonartJ merely 90 n vide ior contlu-e--
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