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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

N. X. Mills Co. i2j Bridge street, or at Messrs,
CT Getty Co.'S, lu6 Bridge street, whore copies
oftbe RFPssLIoAS may b. obtained daily.
RUNAWAY. - Yesterday morning about ii
o'clock, as car No. IL was on the Stand, at the
intersection of Bridge and High streets the
horses attached suddenly started of and ran
at rapid rate with the car down Bridge
street There was no one on the car At Ihr
time but the conductor, who tried his best to
check the horses, but finding his efforts TN
nyailiDg, jumped Off at Congress street, The
horses kept straight ahead at an Increased
speed III, when nearing Green street, Mr..
Riley A, Shinn managed to get on the car,
by judieious management he succeeded In
checking the horses before reaching Rock
Creek bridge.
FuNERAL-The funeral OF the late George
HI, ar, took place yesterday morning, at 1880
O'CLOCK, from the residence OF his son, Major
George Hill, jr., on Bridge street. The re-
msins were eneased In = walnut coffin, covered
With black cloth; On the lid was plate with
the inscription, "gcorge Hin, sr, died Octo-
Der Is, 1893, aged 81 years. The services were
performed BY the Rev: Mr.. PerinchieL Of ST.
place at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MRRouANTs' ExcHASaE-No business wa.
done on Change yesterday morning. or red
wheat, 1900 bushels were offered, and lCO
bushels corn, without any sales. After our
were made! so bushels, at t25O; $50 bushels,a
y 40; Is bushels, at "a 90, and $50 bushels, at
t2G5.
RIVER NT.-Entered-Stesmers Johr
iib.on, Winters, and salvor, Hallett, New
York; George II. Stout, Ford, philadelphia;
Columbia, Harper, and HI Livingston, Law.
Ter, Baltimorei and schooners J. N. Colds
borough, and q. W. Ktebs, Baltimore, with
anthracite COAL Annie Lewis, Jayne, from
New York.
WASHINGTON TURNPIKE CoMrAsY.-At An
election held on Monday At the Farmers and
Meehanies Bank, the following gentlemen
were reelected directors for the ensuing wear:
James Dunlap, John Mhrbury, Thomas Jack
ton, T.. NJ. Linthicum, r. o. Dodge, John Da.
yldson, Essu Piekrell and Thomas Brown,
The Toll BRIDaE.-Lumber for the new
tollbridge to be built by the Aqueduct Bridge
COMPANY, commenced to arrive yesterday,
and there lie every prospect that the bridge
will be pushed forward to completion within
the specified time.
His NAAR-The name OF the colorci man
whom we mentioned yesterday rs having been
drowned at the Magazine locks on SUNDAY
night, was Thomas Fountain, and he was en-
Ployed there in the capacity OF assistant lock
keeper.
The CANAL.-BoAts are still arriving with
put detention, and 42O have reported up to
late since the LIST instant. There Is a scarcity
D. sehoDners, however, In the harbor to re.
'eive the freight for transportation north.
ward.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At 4 O'Clock, at No. Of Louisiana avenue,
the subdivision OF the estate OF the late Philip
Fenwick, adjoining tho lands OF F. p. Blair,
Jr., near the Seventh street turnpike.
At II o'clock, In front of the courthouse
door, part OF lot II, In square No. 10.
At 10 o'clock, At 4O2 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Four-and.A.half and Sixth streets,
rosewood parlor suite, damask curtains, vel.
vet, three-ply aud iDgraln carpets, chamber
and dining-room furniture.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

OKDERaforthe NATIONAL REPrBLIcAS 10 Gcrrge.
town may be left al the bookstore OF Messrs. 7.
NJ X. Mills Co, l2j Bridge street, or at Messrs.
CT Getty Co.'S, IUG Bridge street, whore copies
VI the RRPssLIclS may b. obtained daily.
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MEETING OF FIRE CoHNIssTosgRs.-The
regular meeting OF the Fire Commissioner
where there were present Commissioners J
II Johnson, VIM III. GOtbutt and George w
foodAlI
On ~ 'i0l, Mr.. j. u. johnson took the
chair, when the proceedings Of the last meet.
A communication was read from the Mayor,
inclosing a proposition Of II. I. Gfatacap, of
New York, to furnish the department with
equipments. Referred.
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TRoOrs ron WEs V.HGlSIA, ORe com.
pany Of the 18th l ftntry, commanded by
Lieut.. HAiloran, has been sent to West Viz.
giuiA, to remain until after the Presidential
election,
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THE COURTS.

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurceR.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday
LAST WILLS.
The last will Of VIM. Remington was filed
for probate. The testator bequeaths all his
property to his wife for her life. After the
death OF his wife he bequcaths to Mrs. !. II.
Trunnell and u. Oifutt house on Tenth
street; to Elizabeth Q. Brockaway house on
Market street, in Georgetown; to Ruth T..
Chism house adjoining the aboyej AMI slOO
to VIM. q. Brockaway.
The will of Mary Frank, before reported, was
fully proven and admitted to record
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY.
Ann +. holland qualified as adm inistrstri1
Of Mary Frank, giving bond in ~ 900, with B.
Reiss and q. Sohon as suretics.
Adjourned,
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BIDS OpKNKD.-Yesterday, In the Mayors
otlice, the follow ing bids were opened for grad
Ing and gravelling q street north, from Four
teenth street west to Connecticut avenue II.
q. Sheriff., grading, 10 cents per cubic yard,
grayeling, II cents per square yards William
Fletcher, 10 and IS cents, and McKcnnh II and
10 cents Luke Conner, i3' and va lanes
ISL Jeremiah Costello, 10 and III John Lenry,
IS and 10; Thomas Joyce, 10 and 20; Cornelius
Clarke, IA and 1915 o. CLARK Co, 49, and
10; Hugh Murray, Is and II; Enoch Perry, is
and 29i T. Martin, 1875 and 3l'S Alexander
Henderson, IA / and 80,
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NORTHERN LiBERTIES SEYMOUR AND BLAIR
CLuB-At u meeting of this association on
Monday night a resolution was adopted that
the Democratic conservative party did not ex-
poet to carry the country by local election
In four States Of the Unioni we have won =
vtctoryi we have discounted our foolish OPP
ponents very heavily, and are satisfied with
the transaction. Those who do not like such
usury had better seek credit In another mar
ket. Also, one pledging the Democratic party
to stick by the Eth OF July nominations aud to
elect themi which was unanimously adopted
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SUUSG MES's SBYMOuRASD BLAIR CLUB.-
The usual weekly meeting Of this club was
held last night at their hall, on Pennsylvania
avenue, and was presided over BY the presi.
dent, Joseph H. Bradley, jr.
The hall was well tillCd and after the trans
action of routine business, Hon, Mr.. CaVa-
nauch, Of Montana, WAS introduced, who made
lengthy address in support OF Seymour aud
Blair, and in defence Of the Irish yalor in the
days Of the Revolution and in the late rebel.
lion, concluding with asserting that no true
lrishman can be other than a Democrat.
other speakers made short addresses, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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METnOPOIIrAN UOrrL, i

W NNNTNWTUN, VCTOUNT ", Ibbb J
1t Is In Justice to Mr.. T.. Il. Olmstead, who
came from Richmond to-day in my charge, to
say that steps taken by himself with the view
OF aurrendering himself to the Government
were the means OF my discovering his where
was evident that he had determined to place
himself within the control OF the authorities.
Very truly, DAVID Il, PARKER,
Special Agent Post Office Department.
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HYsEEIAL. - Yesterday morning, At 10
united In one. At the residence OF the groom's
fathers, on X street, (Rev. DR.. Finekel)
FRANKIE II. Finckel was united In holy wed.
and accomplished daughter Of Casper Brady,
esq, of Pittsburg, Penn. The ceremonies
were witnessed by a select number of the
friends of the couple, and were conducted by
the Rev. Dir. Finckel. After the usual con
CALCULATIONS, the new made pair were escorted
to the Depot, where they took tho 1880 train
fn he Nnrih
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STILL ALIvR-Thc youth, Thomas knode,
who fell over tho stairway OF the Maryland
Agricultural C0llege-A distance of over lOTty
leet-on Friday last was still alive yesterday.
DOCTORS Lincoln And King, Of this city, tine
faculty Of the college, aud two physicians Of
the neighhoThood There are but little hopes
OF his recovery. .'' I'd"
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TuB ANNUAL VISITATION OF the Grand
Lodge, =, aud A NJ, to Harmony Lodge No
II, took place last evening at Masonic Hall,
corner OF Ninth and d streets. Grand Master
B b. French delivered an address on the oocs.
sion. The Masonic Glee Club was In attend
Ance,
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MEETING or MICHIUAS MEN-Last night 4
meeting Of Michigan men was held at the office
of Dr. u. W. Bliss, No. "a street. to make
arrangements for attending the Presidential
election In the state Of Michigan, MIR. Fred,
ayers was called to the chair, when the sec-
Rotary stated that arrangements had already
been made for half-fare tickets going and re-
turning between Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit,
Michigan. =
On motion, II was decided that Mr.. Fred
Myers should issuc the certificates to those
desiring to go TO that state to vote. A repre-.
sentative Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, was
the only reporter present, and the secretary
was then requested, on motion, to have the
decision Of the meeting published In the Star
and Chronicle,
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A MISSING SoN,-Any information in regard
to Francis NJ. Hood, n Confederate soldier,
who was captured near Atlanta, Ga, and car
ceiYed by his father at La Fnyctte, Ala, post
office The missing man is about five feet nine
Inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light
hair, and about twenty-five years OF age.
Exchanges will confer n favor upon an old
man by copying the above nOticc,l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

APPOINTMENT AND TRASHVgH MIR, VIM.
q, Burnell, OF Oregon, clerk In the Pension
Bureau, has been transferred to \ clerkship in
the Third Auditors Onlse, OF the Treasury
Department. Commissioner Cox, Of the Pen.
sion Ohicc, has appointed Mr. W. l., Hiuds,
OF New York, = clerk In the Pension Office
vice HuTnell, transferred,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

IMPORTANT PATEST CAsK,-CommissIoner
FoOte, OF the Patent Once, was engaged
yesterday In hearing Arguments in the appli.
cation for an extension OF the pAtept right of
Henry II. Evnrts' single machine. The
original patent was issued In 1854, Eminent
lawyers from Chicago aud New York are en-.
that deciGiou will not be arrived at FOR a
week or two.
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DANE WALLs.-ln view Of the fact that the
fall and winter seasons are approaching, with
more or les damp weather, hOusckcepefs
should provide against damp wallis by some
waterproof article. No better way can be- de.
yiscd than by u-ing JOhus' prrscrvativr paint,
which experience his demonstrated to be- =
perfect preventive OF dNmpncss. II can TIE
procured from MrssrH. Sage \ o., New .IrT-
Esy avenue, between u aud l. streets, ncNr the
railroad depot, who are the agents for Johns
Improved Asbestos Roofing, &c,
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IL THE SurREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
BER,A. b. ISIS
VIM n yaIiSs: E, a. l ,a.f,.. So.''O Ea OoeAo
Gu motion VI the complainant by John J John
son, her attorney, tits ordered that the defendant
william u. Nulans, cause his appearance tu ha "a
tered heT"ln uu or before tho hf'l ralU day
ring forty days alter tuls day otherwise the CIusr
WILL be- proceeded with as IL casu Vf dciauit.
Atm. cory-Trsu r. J. MglGS,
Oc0. ftw Clerk.
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT TUE SUB
l sCubrT has obtained from the OTphAus' count
Ut Washington cuuuIy,iu the District OF COLUMBIA
IvttrTs IcstAmeuAry on the personal estate uI Al.
gust nnrgcs, late OF the United States army, de-.
ceased All persons having claims Agatust The
sLid decreased are hereby warned Ia exhibit ILu
on or before the l7th day II October next they may
vtherwis" by law DO excluded FROM all hcushts ot
the said estate.
Given uuder my had thu, l5,h DAY, q October.
lsGS GOTrLOF WIENER,
octl0.wat Executor.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
I wAsuINGIuN, u {. Aug q, l$S.
On the r,tlitnu VI kNELiSEM wuuDRUFF, llalu
EHlrIIua VI sivdmdu, ct Elizabeth, New Jersey,
rNrcuIriN 81 the estate II Seufge W. SIedLlAn, Dc
I ceased, praying iHr the cNtrn,iun VI = patent
| granted thr SAID G"Iggu W strdmau, the ISL. Lty
vi Dee mh,r, lNd aud Teissurd tho adlh DAY 90
\ at, lhN, Ter an Improvement in sCwlua Ma
chluesi
~, ordered that sid petition be heard ~ u,
ul,r III Ih" "a day " NuNrmb-r next Any lrf
-'u may upp"st ihiscNteusinn objections, dep -'.
ilwu-, aud other rHprTs should b. Mod Ia EL,h
oher twenty days before the day n hesliuE
ELISHA FouTE,
seiw5w Commissioner Of Patents,
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CuILD Run OvEH-About l o'clock on
Monday afternoon little boy, named John
Kinglef, aged years, whne crossing Pennsyl-
yAnia avenue at the corner OF Seventeenth
street, was run over by DR.. Pupe's buggy, for
tuuAtely receiving but slight injuries, The
Doctor rendered all the assistance In his
power, and had the little fellow taken to his
home on IL street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth.
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SALES ~ real EsIATE.-6ICcB h williams,
auCtlnncpFs, h.yc sold two,stOTy franc
house, with lot fronting on q street north, be.
tween First and Second streets west, to John
DFcs Tor $4,000 also part of lot D. in square
Bean Tor Al 900. aud south part of same lO' ~
feet frOnD to lanes FullnlONe for 1898; also
lot adjoining the above, improved by n frame
house, to James Myers for t2j5. by the same
huctioncers, n ten years lcaschOld Of Adolph
Miller In part of lot Il, square blj fronting on
New York avenue, WAS sold to q. W. TIER
muhle for tI5O.
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Row IN A RgsTAuRANT-Last evening a
notorious cOlOred man, named VIM. q. Craw.
ford, went to the restaurant of another col.
ored man on T., near ThrtceHth street, named
Richard Harris, where he behaved in rude
and hOisterous manner. Harris requested him
to keep quiet, and finally, after the passage of
more words, = scutie eIsucd between them,
In which Crawford got between Harris and
the door. The two were parted, when Craw.
ford attempted TO draw huge revolver from
his pocket. Harris dsrted forward, seized
the weapon and raped IL in lively style
over the head OF Crawford. Just here those
efficient officers, Detectives McDcvitt and
Rirlcy, appeared on the scene of action and
arrested the party and took them to the Fifth
precinct station house. There Justice Harper
required them to give bail for a hearing At Q
O'Clock this evening.
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KIND ACT.-The two little boys, lanes and
Andrew johnson, who arrived In this city on
last Saturday in n condition OF great destitu-
tion, having walked all the way from Monroe
county, Virginia, In search Of their grand
mother, who formerly lived at Stafford Court
House. but during the war removed to Phila:
Mr.. :. Norment, with Hon. John W, Garrett,
president OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
furnished free transportation thither on yes
terday, and went on their way with glad and
cheerfu III heAftB
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An Expressive LUxCRY.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Boston Post says 1t has
been determined by architects and scientihs
gentlemen here that the magnificent dome Of
the Capitol will prove an expensive luxury,
As 1t will require from three to five thousand
dollars per snnum to keep the work in repair
The constant expansion and contraction OF the
metal will necessarily break the paint aud
allow the oxide OF iron to damage the dome
and possibly destroy the interior decorations.
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ACCIDENT TO AN OPFICEW.-On Monday
night, while Otncer Peaster, of the Seventh
precinct, was going his rounds, he met with
The misfortune Of falling down an area.wAy on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Fourth and
Sixth streets, receiving thereby quite gGECTe
injuries, and displnciug the cap Of his knee,
the injured officer removed TO his residence on
Fifth street,
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latest RETuRss-We returned from the
celebrated Oak Hall, No. IOi Seventh street,
ms morning, satisfied with their splendid as
sortmcnt Of piece goods, which they make up
with style and Rnish unsurpassed. 1890
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LYING ILL.-We regret to announce that
Rev. Father Wiget, president of GOnzigi Col
lege, is now lying dangerously i'll at that in
stitution. The reverend gentleman has the
sympathy OF the community, and is being
watched over by hosts Of friends, besides
commanding the best medical skill of the Dis
trct.
Oficer Nicholas II. Ray, OF the Fifth pre-.
einct, 10 also lying In n precarIous condition,
at his residence, on II street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets north
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

NOTICE-I RESPECTFULLY CALI. THE ATTEN.
ton q my friend, a. TIE public 20 my house
bELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, NJ lis Poydras street, b.
70 cen Camp and Maesz5s This Saloon has been
Fitted tastsuly ans shslf endesvor kesp re-
spects frst eaes drinking house With many years
perience in the business determination ks-p none
bat good liquors. am connd mt the BELLE MEMPHIS
recommend itself 20 discriminating public will
served every day from 10 70 Step judge
yourself .ffrei j. W. HAMA. Proprietor.
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Fren Mexico.

HAVANA, April 5.-The British steamer Danube
has arrived here from Vera Cruz, with dates to
April Let. She brings no newspapers. The
was not molested BY authorities on account Of
alleged smuggling on her last trip.
MKxIco, March STA bill Las been presented
In Congress. making all resident foreigners, ex-
eept American citizens, liable to all responsible
ties Of natives. Another conspiracy has been
discovered. Secretary Legandy and . wealthy
American were mistakenly accused OF having had
share in it, Trials Of late conspirators are not yet
concluded. The press here speak as il they fore
saw fresh troubles with England aud France, and
advise the government to cultivate the friendship
of the United States. conducta OF 5000, 900
has left Yucatan. The new government on the
peninsula is trying TO harmonize parties there but
its labors have been so far unsatisfactory. The
came Is the case with Sinaloa. Congress has
passed bill prohibiting British subjects from ex-
porting gold and silver until apologies for SNUG
Cling ~ the mail steamer Danube are made.
HAVANA, April 6.-Late Mexican papers con-
tain the following news: new line Of steamers
is about 10 be established between Mexican ports
on the Pacific coast.
The Mexican Congress has voted an appropriA-
ton Of over half million dollars monthly for the
defense Of interior towns against the Indians
The wife Of Mr.; sanlnier, American consul, was
robbed by brigsnds.
General Negrete pronounced against the gov
The order banishing foreigners from Mexico who
served under the empire, was modified so as to
admit Of the continued residence of those who
give proofs Of good behavior. The Deodolides
company Of bankers in the City Of Mexico, have
failed. Liabilities estimated at 81 900 900. They
were connected with the we'll known fnancier,
Jecker, of Paris. Bull fights are prohibited in
Secatras. Life and property in the Provinces and
on the road, is becoming more insecure. In con-
sequence Of tie Increasing brgandsge. the condi-
tion Of the whole country is precarious and revo-
luton is momentarily apprehended.. The case of
the English steamer, which was fred upon for
smuggling, was before the courts, but not de-
cided.
The French feet has returned to Martinique,
from Hayti. SIS tf- --~t.t
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The Democrats Of Columbus. O.. elected their
ticket BY over 1000 majority, gala Of 500. They
elected 6 Of 8 councilmen- There were also
Democratic victories and gains In Coshocton. FIRE.
mont, Urbana, Newark, o., and Rushton, Ind. Ia
the Cincinnati city election there was . Demo
cratic gain of 1000 since last spring, aod Of 1000
since last fall There were also Democratic gains
in Blackberry, H.. and ia indianapolis, although
the Republican tickets in these places we're
elected. The Republicans Of Circleville. o.,
gained city councilman. In Ottawa. o., the Re-
publcans elected the mayor and city council BY
msjority Of rs, gain Of mayor aud three council
men over last year. In Marslon, o.. the Repub-
licans elected most Of their ticket, but showed Q
loss. The Democrats gain in Mansfield and Salem
and elected their ticket in Bucyrus. In Belle
fontsine, Mount Vernon. Salem, Van Vert,
Woosta, Alliance. Dayton and Toledo the Repub-
licans won the day. In Atchison, Kansas. . Dem
ocratic mayor was elected. but the Republicans
elected majority Of councimen. The Repub-
lcans elected their ticket In Lawrence, but the
Democrats poled pretty large vote. At the
municipal and township election In Ssndusky the
entire Democratic ticket wss elected BY en-
average majority Of 200.s The returns from Wis
consn indicate the election of l.. 8. Dixon, Re-
publican, for chief justice, and Byrsn Paine for
associate justice. BY between three>and four thou
sand majority. Milwaukee elects Democratic
mayor BY $500 majority. Lacrosse also elects q
Democrat. Madison gave Republican majority.
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csrrs.penss.ee ~,.A German states.

The president on the 4th sent TO the House a "a.
ply to q resolution report from the secretarv Of
state in relation to negotiations and treaty. with
any OF the German Staten aimee the LAT Of Jsnnarv
last relating to the rights Of naturaIized citizens.
In one Of the letters from Ninister Bsncroft
january 10Th he saws Count Bjsmarck informs me
the British government has incurred of him A. 10
the answer Of the Prussian Government on the
eubiect of nafura lizafion- In ranlv he icfor,,od
them Of he Intention Of this aoye2omsnt toroms
% an understanding with that of America. The
remarks of Count Bismarck implied that the Rift.
ish QoyerDment Is inclined TO follow The ersmnls
of Prussia and that the settlement of the oues.
ton here will be virtually a:settement for Great
Britain. ,..' - - = :. - - :
Mr.. Seward to Mr.. Bancroft. on February IAN
saws have informalIv suggested To the kris;sh