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IRELAND.
Political AS,eation-Feniau

Political AGieation-Fenian Reports.
The latest NAH scvices 10 London from Dublin re-
port:-Mr A. N. Sullivan declines 70 accept any sub
scrptons to defend him In the press prosecutions
which have been Instituted against him by the
government
correspondent OF the Dublin freeman casts dis.
credit upon the whole narrative Of attack upon the
Aarcllo Tower DuDcannon and alleges that wanton
outrage WAS committed by the soldiers who sailed
forth and discharged rifles 30 The danger OF the
peaceabe Inhabitants, among whom the bullets whs-
tied. He declares there not Fenian IN the locality and
calls Tor inquiry The London Ttmes Dublin CORES.
Of guns being spiked ia circulation and uncontra
dictsd week before the alleged attack Precautions
continue 10 DO adopted In the vicinity OF Waterford,
and the Bstish snip Research anchored IN the
river
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FIRE AT SEA.

An Jnknowu Sailing Vessel Seen Burning OF
sable Island-TheOry Regarding the safety
of Her Crew.
Not the least of the many appalling oalanaties thas
the portion of those who Ego down 70 the soa and
filled too often with Of the narrowing
character that OF fire. where all that beautiful
naval art falls prey to kissing aamea Like huge
blots upon the worlds history the record Of such dis
that have, with their attending incidents Of dea6
and suffering, made their ine1aceable work come ws
Ing up the mind at recurrence Of such tdings
and prayers involuntary made that He who alonu
project the mariner amid his exposure may be
pleased 20 save all thus unfortunate.
Following quickly upon the news OF gales. fearful
igencs that American ship, laden with an nam M.
bic CARO-, was seen the evening OF February ~ ON
Sable Island, almost burned 10 the water's edge. Moth
ing could os obtained TO satisfy the solcitous dscoverc
that the were safe or give augh or LIS name Oh
character only the fearful fact that the seethng hisinS
flames were slowly and surely eating INTO and c0nsnm
ing all that evidence, possibly, OF the ma
tons skill In architecture.
The few facts attending this disaster are succnciy
given by Captain Bilinge, OF the steamship Williarnr
Penn that arrived at this port yesterday morning HC
the light OF the burning vessel could BIO foE
seventy miles, and approaching IL prudence
dictated ne found 1t TO be an American ship Of about
one thousand tons burden, Its position ninety miles
from Sable Island. The danes shot out OF the hods
with demouao rage snd the thick clouds OF bscE
,ress.nins GO nanaer. AS il was nigh. ' rocrsss
we're fired oy him al intervals OF Two ana
he ,rlfa,od ship. Il anywhere in the Vicinity, ,nss
friends ready TO relieve them their dire sItrsm
y. But the rackless solitude OF the back nd
response, and then boat WAS lowered from the William
Penu, with the second mate In command, Who pnllea
around the burning wreck. This examination led tho
OF the boat 10 surmise. and this supposition u
freely endorsed by Captain Bilinge that the vessel
laden WITH petroleum. and had Oeen fire q Lease
two days. she was Of black hull and tho hre hos
commenced In her hold, the upon her stern being
totally ob,eraed Her sal and mssls we're sin the
water alongside nesr the hull, the waves flowed
into her ports the hames shot up with renewed fary1
sending stall thicker clouds OF smoke upward and
around
Being fair weather. with the fortunately very
smooth Captain Bhnge believes that the OF tho
burnt g ship had she discovered 70 b.
ire taken to their boats and unless rescued BY somd
passing vessel not yet heard from they with the fsvor5
able wind then blowing. had sailed for aud reached
sable Island.
From this nhosptabs place. almost q bowling wildarx
ness If such theory proves to he actually ana
oil will join hands In trusting thai they shall soon tina
relief fate TOO terrible for contempIa0n viii bsfsa
thom
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Tho Press LAW pebate-The Romnn Expedi
iinnarx Garns Rrduced.
GERMAN
Animarcd Debate In the Prussirn Pnr,tume
Count Ei-marck on Compensation 10 -eaues-
irated hibRs-Oppostion TO the Premier.

Animated Debate in the Prussirn Fnr,tume Mt
Count bismarck on Compensation ro -eauss-
irated hiDgs-Oppos,tiont TO the Premier.
in tue PfUssien Chamber Of Deputies = debate came
on upon tho bill settling The amount Of ccmpcnss-
ton TO be granted &c The King Of Hanover tho
Hector OF Haose and the Grand Duke OF Nassau.
Count Bismarck said the present peCuuary compen.
sateD unqusstlonsbly preferable 10 the territorial
oompenss,ions formerly proposed. He would rather
have expended mucn money aud have granted a large
rompons 10 Austria Tor the Ducsss had thai Power
been inclined 20 accept It. The peace concluded
favorable IN pecuuiary point of view. The pro-
yinre OF Hanover had brought with large
smonai Of property 10 cash, and tho Transaction
vas advantageous Prussia The Premier sad The
government could not carry public business u the
bin we're rejected would the liberals be able 10
duct he adm pisrson under such circumstances for
ak nonlhs lie would therefore appeal 70 The house
unnecessarily 10 excite the pubic mind with regard
tbs5e grants presence o; The dIssresS oysting n
fss. Prussia Public order would oscoms dlsintegrased
by raising Up poica questions OF different character.
Herr Voc waldecS severely criticised what he called
the 'khsm sLitutlUnslism' OF the government The
pg ought 10 be- grateful " tho House relieved m from
th0 blsauon INTO which he had entered, and twenty
ave million thsers would be saved 10 the country. The
HouFs should be led aslray by Count bismafck's
threat OF resignation Like all preionders, King George
soui Tenounce his claims 10 she throne.
The debate being AIRED closed. the House voted by
"a 1870 the proposal OF the committee TO adopt
the bill - proposed by Inc government.
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M,ni.,rriai T-chnicaiities-Onicinin mud Ie0is
Irtivc Difficulties.

M,.i.trriai On,ciai aud LeGie-
Irtivc Difficulties.
Tho Hnngsrsns were Jealous because the new Minis
try Of Common A1srs 1as named the Ministry OF this
Empire
In tie Hungarian Chamber Of Deputies questions
were put az - ;hs reason FOR ibis name, but tho MIN
isry declined 20 them. IL became evident that
& an answer va nos gwen there would Dc serious
Interruption u business, aud accordingly on the lst
inst formal reply s1 gwen to tho questions which
had bssn asked.
This reply apologize in tone II sst sned those who
rsissd the question, aud the mater ended.
tho vienna clrfsspcDdCpt OF the London Tins,
writing he Isl Of Fsbraafy in the meantiins
The report o. the Hungarian Minister for Agriculture
ana Conmorcs VS. sstsfactory picture Of the pro
gross made ia Hungary durns the Last year, rather
i2st nine months ~ the Minister says IL might
IA expected that The reorganization Of the country
you'd all energies - the ned Of potcs instead
Of 80 the natersi interests but such has noi been
the case. Con1Gence 70 arise altnog IN night,
aud produces scliyty 10 every direction which NO
Que could have auaclpa sd plentiful harvest after
several of failure led 10 unparalleled eIpen
srids and Ine iunas coming back IN return served 10
animate ind aslrai and agricultural enterprise. Every
ch.,e new sperprsss are arsDg Rev branches VI ia
duury 0pspsd out srd Did oees are osiug snsr,s ed.
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RI. A.ner,caa Naturalization oae.liea.

iir1m tBs Lprdou Times, Foh 81
he conn, 1taa n F0r,cu AA..g r. winch The qles-
ton 81 nst4A lxases hoe been w the Apercau
House u Representatives appears nave s.re.e on
important pm, pes wh.cb ars shortly 10 10
BY Congress, pursuance of powers conferred
90 ny tie constitution, has already de3nsy
goHs tne uxDs o. cu.ensnip IN The United
Slated hs mast have resided asS years within tne
ruion, tots l,s Gee Ard Us intention - bsCotpe
e'4sn ibfts s.-s 5eiors W. admission na. aforc al
sSrs.go aos.Ggs All must rruUuncs any tue ~ nooii
~ The COMMITTEES eDss not propose o - isiher from
80 ~etrtpns f9umary, 70 aF tofss Conditions ~ any
"a, rut or 70 as;sgs g1ag neSrca 81 protection sna
- snsgaflsai ~ 80 nsaic - ustufaiiae1 ciuzeps
sssaina sor0ad. Its seneiai siAs isid dONu Is thai
tbsy are .uUtss III the privileges ~ native born
titsans, blt Jus rule " 0sas subject 20.
least nys exceptions They are ioricit 1hcir aims
70 protection sgAff u crimes against the federal
avs y = gillY Or ctmcs sgabst Q foreign
Gcvgrmsct vtntg ~ iufisdietioi q the after, 4
.eay bfve rretiOu~ deserted FROM sGtla sefvc. ~
.2rsTn 1mr, I sJey Iaau aulIH liter natural -
W. f..sss rbs sr ln~ shall sIopt ismlciis
Ustsl statsa territory Tor moro shsp Twelve
~! fnos' wlo a. it7olar esih IN history u this
soisd ~ a. ooc, f~eoga2t TO str,Dssno, a thsls
- etA az ssaeinsttng tse pslsr rcqureuleLt
s.,t,, ''''' fVe9sa;c M iAras year n1tgs % ~
$500 1870, Vi. ~" .a- asuiaitzeuoE. Tao trs.
: sS.o't I H.tAa 9ronsDv es9usufy Esnabs Nbo
nom pco.rso 70 ~ Ag,l. ,'a,yspton u go 81
ther AFfsa- ~ ~ buea ,s0nm rls ,scard = Amos.
Sapsrbyous, insso ~ 10 ett.s8.vs ,urtso, Oh 81
svery sisse ov.r crt1sr CON ia..s4 st1tp m. IL.
,s'eter 10 spoSs ne as,ons = hsFE.ugnai IL ,se
GIird, II sorsertly ssroeri sasy I, ~, !. go 80
lad dssert1J from Asr Aisrt ,stg-r, 4 ra1,..tg
fDcagsbls Of snat o. q or ua, aSasa5so .evsyer
isng ne nght bsrs rec i9i q 10 lila tsa Eatts
HE 9Cafth would plaza IeHaa win all mt rsttrr 4,
Itslsna spd snh.t MA trsns1s3b,8 intent II lga
posiuor 1hs al, .Lofgs rSnJ leatsi >, re Ginerg
VI sFsststnua .i10p1lsish s0aid - "a satte ILL
a-pis winch has sea tssvssp tHs Lnts5 tales al
1orfnabF > fsasssn Ds.ir,lfzsa y Amer, "a would
hus oss a. claim - exstnp''nn fror, cansrrD.0p
sohs den sia1 aEsr . Dis naive country t,r NOR
'naa syeS sh1n2h ho n3gbt siiH plead nis hhosrcar
eWbensbp dutag tsmpSrsrr Wat. u ~ needless
neWsvsi, % pont oaI tast % mptlcpa PROVISIONS VI
IDS kna have aeg osHsIoual vxidttv stcspt 40 isr
1tssy are se9rNsnsa ~ convention vita cher Sstas
Lbs eonsasis'oa pstucasry applies 10 shs proposed
elsuses rbsrsev lhs President would 10 author
itsd 70 dsnspd tas Of na.uraiasa eitlysns 40.
MiDsd ~ forsaa zctsfnm-na upon the psp that
sGapcs pstpssAl sud - The .uhecIs Of sSss
governments ~ Wy .! rspi-ai tue uaec states
lsHtliuls = pTiNiy eySysya, - 80 ,ks P,s,idsut
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Tire Admission OF Alnhnmn.

10 The course o. lengthy article discussing THIS sub
ice, tho Chicago Tribune irsdoa declares taa 'rnc
duty o. Congress IL plsp "wny,n asss rcmand tho
constitution 70 another vote DO conducted a. tbs ast
vaBS Congress- has upqusslionabs evidence that The
constitution oas been approved ~ . majority 81 the
loyal people 81 hs ssts who are 10 be governed by T.
What more % sScerLanei or dorsn elections
This fact being established 10 tee duty OF Congress 10
recognize the STATE government Just sscted IN Asbsms
upon tho enactment Dy tina Legislature OF the laws
essential 70 putting the government Ia motion, 70
declare by soenn 20 be the state government OF
tbs state 81 Alabama 20 be maintained ana defended ~
sucb 10 the manner provided ny shs consttoHon'
Tho boston dipertijer inodcrats republican, Ihioks
tbc Alabsms election In fair way nj being settled By
more simple and expeditions method shau me opps
ston W that state counted upon we Snail, II SAYS.
not De sorry 20 soc this case dsposoo ~ special act
III ia worth whis to oDssrve," continues the
Adcert,,r, that n tbis mstnod % pursued With Alta.
bsms W shall probably hesr 90 more OF these attomet
10 keep the S.es out by Ignoring The procssdings on
the c0ny sutont The opposition party oeotsis o.
Virgins will have ,ls stomach for course Of
witch leaves to tho Ioyalsts the vhoc business ~
constructing constitution and thea brings the
state in With that constitution N any event We sbei
least have their votes given hopesv and squarey
sssinst those In .Iruments TINS ID itser vii, be gain
aud II IN any cas- constitution ia raectsd in conss'
quencs thers viii be least better understanding -
TO the next steps 10 be taken"
While tue above 10 far expression Of Be views or
The cIiene and even moderate fadtH.l papers % the
question or Tie sdtnission Of Alstsma me dsuscr,c
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

New England roii,icS.
Both political parties are out "a full blast In Now
Hampshire. Some OF the best stump orators the
country have enlisted under one banner the other
and the conflict wages hercey both Sides The forces
about equally divided and the victory will with
the side which has the most vigilance and endurance
and the ionses. purse 1t likely that Providence
will take sides the contest which Is purely political
One party 10 as wicked as the other. The artillery
will consist Of batteries Of grcenbacks and
that side which has the hsavies, will doubt DO tr
umphant The republicans have lately bad several
rousing meetings and V Congress dosz not make q
muddle Of the restoration OF Alabama formidable ee-
their favor will DO the prompt OF that
State into the sisierhood OF the Union In the
time New Hampshire is swsrming with democratic
speakers, big and little, good bad and indifferent They
will keep tho pot boiling during the campaign
The story about Governor Hartman (radicaD with
drawing from the canvass seems to be urfounded. A
newspaper correspondent lately sat beside Governor
1t nner His personal appearance plainly indicated
tue unwonted strain upon his physical powers. He
looked excited, weary and ovorworksd As it has be-
almost iuvaris0'e form OF courtesy 70 elect
Governor Tor tho second year his annoyance will
rally extreme deprived ~ the democratic party of
this ordinary marx OF confidence from his constituents
In Connecticut the campaign does not appear TO be
carried on wtih mnen war al present The election,
however, Ia three .s.ks later than that In New
Hampshire, aud the p,iiticlsns probably awaiting
result In That ~sie before thsy their strength
and begin the tug OF battle Thus FAR, TO Judge from
appearances, the Conncctout republicans essentially
dlsheartsned not demorslizod; but success in New
Hampshire will inluse new lie into their ranks al
though is likely TO eventuao in their carrying the
State Many OF the democratic who stump
ing Connecticut last year about this tina are now
New Hampshire putting the gospel OF the faithful 20
the Granite democracy. u will be remembered
that last year Governor Hartman OF New Haup-
shire, fresh from the fields OF republican victory,
came down to Connecticut 10 help aopg mis-
PARTY In that STATE Instead u his aiding the repuh.
caus, however, who ovsrburdened with tho
weight OF demoraliz,ng wooy horse nominations, tn
fact OF h having been clergyman no doubt swciied
the torrent OF ndignaton that overwhelming The
republicans ehect for which teachings political
cergymen Ia New England nave seldom furnished a
precedent
Mans, have called district convention in Bangor on
the I'D OF March, to elect delegates Democratic
National Convention.
Jacob Me- leian has been nominated by the reprbli-
cans OF Portland, Me-, as their candidate for Mayor
IL seems, after all thar General Burnside mas con
led The republican, Candidate tor 60
OF Rhode Island
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Western Politics.

In Michigan the re publican State Committee has just
issued address calling upon the pariy 10 bcsiu them
selvea about tho sprns election, wasn the question OF
adoption rejection of new State constitution will
be submitted TO tho people The election will he held
the lrst Monday 10 april rhs 8lhl the same day
tho Connections escLon In their address tho committee
say "Hw we succeed in the spring election the suffrage
question will 10 finally settled toe fail election will be
already won and shall DO surely and permanently in
possession OK the saie.n %urthermore they declare
that defeated ~ this the radicals Will
tho Presidential campaign wish their RANKS broken and
their organ Iaion disordered. Our opponents, they
say, Wiz DO inygorssd by The ardor Of victory, while
We SHAH 20 shora % our ngh prssugs. And 30 shall
have ~ immediately meet again the same issue OF equal
suffrage now before VS., fw tas Tspu5stcJ Nd'toHnt
CoavcAsos canro acoid eDodyiag ts priHeipss N its
pltsorm
Besides the constitutional question thsra will be
separate votes apou ihe following propositions -
whether there SHAFT 0e annual biennial sessions OF
the LEGISLATURE ALSO whether the LEGISLATURE shs or
shall not prohibit the sale OF ardent spirits bever
age. mus while ali eyes turned towards two
New England Sstos concerning the spring SECTIONS OF
1865 the Eastern psopls are scarcely aware that ques
tons VI much importance are al the sans mo agst ny
one Of toe most nousning states oil tas great west,
equally calculated to have . bearing upon tho Presi-
dental election 10 tho fail The radical majority 10
Michigan IN 1867 for JGBce OF the supreme iocrt vas
iiis,s 'css tran tvsnty aye thousand
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such power bu. no Cover nsns which maIn'sinsd the
doctrine OF perpetual ara could passively acqui
90 In s ossrcise have before stated the reasons
which show that <evsl0a OF this doctrine, common
10 kugsn az Ardercaa law, 10 absolutely necessary.
II vain TO ey6ect Thea nation containing four NH
lions OF BaurAzed citizens Will submit 70 all the conso-
queucss Of - consistent application.
II follows that until zoe imaginary Fanlan
ynds tn Some part Of tho United Kingdom i matters
h,tie what theory Of segan and expatrislion we
may hold respecting him. When no does 50 land. no
mus, DO very ineffective member Of the Feuian body
DO fab TO commit some overt act snch ~ 70
Justify his appfebenslop, nhereupon all thai ne may
have done or said IN America may be pat 10 evidence
against him. Even General Banks cominliee
does no, recommend that protection should DO
extsndeo 10 IRISH Americans indicted for crimlna,
sc,s within British Jurisdiction, for this wou'u
DO 10 give them . privilege which polncr
native American any other foreigner possesseH
The concession, therefore which orr government nay
soon DO invited 70 make, with the consent OF farns
menl IL considerable rs hAppears at nrsi sgns
Wa are asked 10 accept toe principle thai BRUSH
jects may formally renounco their hsuonshy
with All the privileges and obligations o.
legiancs subject OF course, 20 proper rsie-
guards against fraudulent eypariation. whotoei
this principle II accepted ought not TO be coupled WIZ
another which is without authority in foreign Goes
10 worthy Of serious consideration. II 10 oy no moans
seEesdent mat Foreigners should % Aiomea 70
avail themselves OF hospitality without mourning
liability fer plots aid asains, us IN their cwn ooup"y
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AQuATlCS.
OSford University Bont Ciub-The Americas
Eight and the University Of Oxford.

l0rford Teb. 81 CORES pondence OF Looeon Tirnssl
A captains messing held this afternoon in
tho unlvsrsty barge, When . statement OF ac-
coenM was read and psssed as satisfactory. Mr.
d. Carter, worcester, al the same Tins
siecisd on ths committee, ia piscs OK r. $. Bridges
Corpus Christi Cohege, resigned and Mr. r.
Esrsden, Merton, was escied treasurer In The plaoe1of
the same gentleman. Tue forpds ws,e Gxed 70 begin
Thursday, The 27th Of February ana 70 continue
tho SIX following days Mr. W W. Wood University,
brought forward motion that the eight.oar races be
divided into iwo heats, a. ~ Cambridge 90 - 70
leuRthsn me distance the boas have 10 row. After
much discussion, IN which many gentlemen spoke, tbs
cent voting.
Tue President Nj. " william, then made known 10
the meeting the wboss OF the circumstances under WI ch
sitomp, IL being Do 70 get ~ race between OK.
ford and American un,yortiiies aud read the CORE
spondeuos the sphJse. Tho management OF toe
Affair ny W the present tps BY tbe Sgesosnt was ksby
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taye YLsHD INTELLIGENCE.

D,yeAumso Hrs EsPtoYsn Saturday last yonn n
Sen,sm,n Of African br,h 10 whom his employer M
Cbsriss akdtncte he'd placed considerable confidence
went TO Nss YORK With horse which Mr. skidmore
bad sold TO deliver ~ 70 the puschase and 40 another
marx % confidential truss Nr. skidmore placed his
hsods chsex for $3.50 payable 20 h. personal order and
hsyoubG African forged the signature, drew the money
aud ieh for parts where nobody bus himself knows 10
Is not known whether hs delivered iha horse 10 the
purchasst not 10 "A thought be cold the iprpous
ant poossssd the pr3css,s
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SPAIN.

Police aud Floaace-improvemest I'm tito
Revenue.
The laws ressns 70 tho rural gsndarmerie aud 70 tho
extraordinary credit granted to the soyeromeni for lac
conversion Of rines have bean promulgated
Tho 0Geai Gaseue, Of Madrid, publishes tho return
OF the Grs hair yearly for The budget
10 The ,aJes ana town duss ihere q Increase OF
sos crowns, and in tne duties imports 90, aoi
crus
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RUSSIA

Government Loan for FiniRoa.
atssrs Won Eflanger, Of FRANKFORT aud Paris, have
contracted for loan Of 81 100000 for FINLAND. The
subscription will DO limited 10 Frankfort and Hamburg
whore thoseouriiy " kuoyo
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approved and Il was nnally agreed 10 es<s il TO the
c0mRn Zee under consdsrstion ~ remains.
rHs OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE RACE
The oxford did 20 out tor ether Saturday,
bu, to-day hesss william and Woo respectively steered
Bow, r. D. Henson, Bali olCo'sgs; IA. Marlborough,
Lincoln; 8-E. B. Carter Worcester; Al. G; rinno,
University; ST. J. Darlington, Christ CHI g.
Stroks-R, @. Marsden, Merton.
The foods owing 70 The recent rain, are rapidly rising,
and .her little opportunity Of seeing Inc crew N iuh
giving At present
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AUSTRIA.

ofncisI Isposjtiop Of the Imperial Policy
fOr Rotations Towards south Germany
It.Iy-Ths Roman and Eastern Quotations..
Ths Austrian Red Book was laid before the national
tslsgatcns 10 Vienna February IL coaiaiss ono
aapotsd cod fty sIgns docuDena which are ptscsded
~ staisunert Of the position OF the empire
Referring to German affairs his staiensnt says
Austria sn.enns spcs the treaty OF Prague the rsme
pssosidl AID fntnily .ssiiuess so~sros Pnsia snd
jtsy tsssids NE ether rsvers Ttcseh
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ffuSsian OPPOSITION to the Bismarck
Policy Of Compensation.
NHIcAl EXPOSITION OF AUSTRIA,
TEE FATAL LAND SLIDE ar BAPlES
John Bright ora Reform i'm
Ireland.

The German man stsetlship Deutschland, Captain
vessels which ien Southampton on tns o,h Of Febru.
n.y. arrived a, ths port yesterday evening. bringing
NEIL report detail Of our cable despstchos dated 80
kar day OF SC ling from Europe.
Z Tho sufcrngs OF the poor IN the ne.ghborhood OF
rangers add rsiuSx from scarcity Of food are daily In
isrsaslng
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Wa~ Of the Native Chiefs-The bombay Babk
In charlottesville British Ia Contact With
Insurgents.
Al the date Of the hs, sdrcs. IRON Cabui battle
Imminent between ssere Al Basn aud Abdul Rthman
Khan.
The bank ofBombay has gone INFO liquidation Tho
now bank opened Ludsr entirely new management
Calcutta tesRrams of January report that on Decembe
~ encounter took place hstwesn the English troops
snd ban o. Wager insargenls