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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01
OETY ADyERTTsE9TENrs
u Notice TO widen Ann Street.

I TNYs OBTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
! G% the Common Council OF the City OF
EvansYille have determined upon the
Main street TO the west tine of the north
( east quarter OF Out-lot No. 4, subdivision
OF the north half OF the northwe quarter
Of section number 70, in township south,
range 10 west. Na
on motion of Councilman Doughty, sec
onded by Sem0ntn, the following order
was unanimously passed and adopted:
tt.,aS ~ aS 7scfg here ogdered, That six weeks
PUBIC notice be given, by publication in
me Evansville Journal Ia public news
paper printed and published in the CITY OF
EYansvtl1e), that on Monday. The 9th day.
/ Of Decem Der, 1859, the Common ssour1aii 81
the city OF Evansville Will make an o. der
TO widen Ann street of said city 50 as 10
en- EN- Drace within said street, in addition 20
Us present width, 2ll the ground en- braced
ana contained within. the following lines
20 Wlt: Bsglnnlng al point at the north
WesI corner OF the northeast quarter of
oot-lot NUMBER 4 subdivision OF the north
half or the northwest quarter of section
NUM- ber ~, In township 6 south, range 10
west thence extending south on the Ilief-
die line OF said out-lot, thirty feets thence
due east 81 feet TO the westerly line of Vine
street; thence northeasterIy 5S1< feet, along
the west side OF Vine street, 70 the north
line OF section 29 aforesaid: thence west SO
feet 10 the place OF beginning, embracing
within said lines all Of the fractional parts
of lots numbers 2 3 and in Lilleston &
LARA abee'S Enlargement OF Evansville
which lie west OF and adjoining Vine
stIeegt also beginning on toe northwest
size Of Main street of said city, at a point
at which the north line OF section No 29
aforesaid tntersects said Main street,
thence extending west on said north line
or section 20 ten feets thehce In a south
westerly direction, along the east side of
VINE street, b3z feet; thence east along
the south Side of the proposed Ann street
44sz feet to the northwest side OF Main
street; and thence along the northwest
SIDE of Main street northeasterly 3l7< feet
to the place of beginning, embracing q |
part of lots mbers l, 2, and 8 In LIlleston
& Larrabee's Enlargement of Evansville. |
And any person faegrieved by reason of |
the adoption of this order may, at any
time within six weeks, apply TO the Com |
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
monstrance In writing lett with the Clerk |
OF the Common Council, containing a |
statement of the injuries complained of /
and the amount demanded therefor; and |
said petition or remOnstrance will be duly |
considered heard, and determined on the |
9th day of Decenb Der, 1859.
A9ld u Is further ordered, That the Clerk
record in the Minute-B Book of the Common /
Council the plat Of said Ann street, as
proposed to be Widened herein which
plat has been prepared by James d. Saun-
ders, City Surveyor.
A. n. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By -. a. McGRIFF, Deputy. i
Evansville. Oct. 2sd5 iss0. }FUnion copy.l
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Annexation Notiea

a ND NOW HERE It appearing to
IA the Mayor and Common Council of
the City Of Evansville that the following
described territory contiguous to said city,
and not plated OF laid Off into lots, q map
whereof has been duly made and verified
by aindavit accurately describing the
territory is described as follows, tO-wtt:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF
BrHy's Enlargement OF the city OF Evans
vile, and thence running north 800 feet to
the southeast bank of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, thence northeasterly4 along
said canal 768 feet TO the Ralf section line,
passing north and south through the CEN
tire OF section 70, town 8 south, range 10
west, in Vanderbnrgh fcounty, Indiana,
thence north along said half section line
500 feet to the quarter quarter section
corner, thence west on the quarter quarter
section line 854 feet 70 tho southeast line of
Chestnut street of said city, thence south
westerly along the side OF Chestnut street
9j8 feet TO the northeast side OF Tenth
street of said city; thence along said north
northwest bank OF the canal aforesaid,
thence southwesteTly along said canal
bank It's feet to the half section line, pass
ing east and west through the centre of
section % Aforesaid, and from thence east
669 feet along said half section line to the
place OF beginning, ought TO be annexed
TO the said city of Evansville and made a
part thereof, and the said Mayor and Com
mon Council of said city being DESTROYS
that said territory should be annexed TO
and m ade part of said city, for the fol-
lowing reasons to-Wit: First, that said ter
rlJOry IS Contiguous TO- ana 10 q large eA-
tent surrounded by said city. Second, that
said territory shares in the benefits of sew
erRge and other improvements now made,
and necessary to be made, and should be
annexed so as to share IN the burdens Of
taxation equally with other property SIM
ilarly situated, and now within The corpo-
rate limits of said city; and third, that the
jurisdiction of said city over said territory
is necessary to enable the Common .Coun-
ell of said city to open and lay out suitable
sta eets and alleys, and also 10 provide nee
essary and proper drainage for said terri
tory. 1t is therefore ordered that the Mayor
notice according 10 the requirements OF an
act of the General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, approved March 9Th, 1865, that
they will, on the 18th day of December,
1859, present to the Board of Commission
'srs OF Vanderburgh County, a petition for
the annexation as q part of said city the
territory herein before described.
A. III. MC9RIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, October q, 1863.
oc26-6w Union copy,
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Gold Exchangn Rank ARsirs.

New YoRK, October 30.-The re
ceivership of the Gold Exchange
Bank has not yet been dissolved by
Judge Cardoza, but will probably be
on Monday. 4 meeting Of the repre-
sentatiVes of the bank aud of the Gold
Board has been held to consider
whether the bank shall continue the
clearances Of gold, but no definite
conclusion has yet been reached. a
proposition has been advanced that
all the officers of the bank resign.
0. w. Josylen, Who,alleges he was
broker for James Fisk and Jay
Gould and that he bought gold for
them, and that they repudiated their
contracts, was before the Police
Court to day, on a charge Of perjury,
brought by Fisk 4 Gould. Joselyn
waived examination, and gave bail to
answer any Indictment the Grand
Jury may find against him.
All suits brought by Caldwell. Ash
worth & Herrick, against the Gold
Exchange Bank, we're discontinued
in the Supreme Court to day, a salts
factory settlements having been made
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SAN Francisco, October 3l.-The
steamer Idaho arrived to day from
Honolulu, October %.
The labor question is creating ex-
element. Numerous meetings have
been held in favor of the importation
of the Chinese. The commercial and
laboring classes urge the encourage
ment of European emigration. Both
agree that supply of labor is abso-
lutely necessary for the agricultural
/ interests of the country.
The ship Franklin Thayer, hence
August 27, with a cargo of wheat for
Liverpool, encountered cyclone Sep
tember 4th, and sprung a leak. Her
cargo shifted, and she was compelled
to put into Honolulu, discharge
her freight and repair damages. The
cargo is in bad condition. The stencil
from the steaming wheat sickened a
portion of the crew, and turned the
inside Of the vessel as black as ink.
Rev. Father Walsh, an old resident
and President of Ahuincionn College,
died October 14th
The American Minister entertained
the King and his ministers, consular
corps and Captain and officers of the
steamer Magfne with dinner at the
American Club House.
Epidemic fever prevailed on the
island east of Mani. Many deaths
have occurred. and the once numer-
Gus population of Hononanu Valley
has dwindled down to two or three
families
SAN FRANCISCO, October 31.-The
Mechanics Institute Exhibition
closed last night. The Institute
medal was awarded to the Pacific
Rolling Mill Company. The receipts
were over $61 ,000
Koopmanschoop has returned He
forwards, next week, one hundred
Cinnamon to work on the Memphis
and EIpaso Railroad. He states that
there are three thousand Cinnamon In
the State out of employment. There
are more returning to China at pres
ent than coming here, owing to the
approaching national holidays In that
empire.
Belle Boyd, the notorious Southern
spy. has been sent to the State Insane
Asylum.
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New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS, October 30-The
Louisville Commercial Convention
Levee Committee met here and re-
solved to organize a stock company
for levee building purposes.
Jefferson Davis has gone home to
Mississippi. - -
Governor Yarmouth says he will
no. call an extra session Of the Legis-
iature.
The custom receipts here for OetO-
-ber-are-o $535, 600, an excess of
S33, 900 over any corresponding
monthsince 1880
Mr.. Casey, of New Orleans, a rela-
tive Of General Grant, supposed to
have been lost on the steamboat
Stonewall was not on board.
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eaIn All Gnld tn ha C0ntInn. d.

New YoRK, October 81. The
Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York TO give public notice that
the sale OF gold and purchase of
bonds viii be. continued without
change during the month of Novem-
ber. The statement of the public debt
which will be published tomorrow.
sHillshoY the decrease of 81, ,633, ,882 rs,
making a total decrease of debt
since the first of March of S62, 1872.
070 65, the principal of coin debt re-
laainiBg; the same interest Of coin
debt has increased 9811. 1873 %; the
lawful money debt has decreased
s., ,905, 900; interest has decreased
$50, 1862 so; matured debt has decreas-
ed; principal S132, 40; interest S49,
72i; demand notes have, decreased
81 $50; fractional currency has In
creased 4,034, ,I43 IS; gold certificates
have ineieased ST Bis, 800; coin in
Treasury has increased IS, ,190,0 ,052 IS;
currencncy Ia Treasury has eased
S6S9, ,291 sinking fund has increased
g, 1883; bonds, awaiting action OF
Congress, have Increased $11 .394. .594 ;
currency balance 81, ,2t8, ,295 2F; coin
balance. S1I6, ,994 III SO.
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FIre-L0ss sis Oeo

ERIE, October 31.-The old armor
house on Twelfth and French Streets.
used many years ago as an armorv,
but lately used by Selden & Bliss for
the storage of patterns, was burned
by an ineendiary this morning, at two
o'clock. Loss $4,000. Mostly in
sured.
Captain Hinckley, of the schooner
Hubbard. reports seeing the light
spars of faJschooner and a boat with
davits attached, bottom up off this
port. about seven miles out. supposed
to belong to vessel lost in the late
gale. o
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Bank Statement.

NEW York, October. 30.-The ru-
NOR afoat that the Secretary of the
Treasury will increase his purchases
of bonds and decrease the sales of
gold in November, has had eonsidera
bic effect on the market. The bank
statement is favorable. the reserve
having increased $2,666, ,624 against
the increase of liabilities of 81. .96l, ,777s
The million of Treasury gold sold
yesterday does not come within the
scope of the statement.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 81. = Tae
Committee appointed by Ex Presi-
dent Fillmore to wait upon President
Grant and thank him on behalf of
the late Louisville Commercial Con-
yentiion. for his telegram endorsing
Its object, will be received tomorrow.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 30.-An
the officers Of the privateer were, TO,
day, discharged by the Commission sr,
except David Telfair, ID. ID. Monroe,
Nicholas Isling, II. III. Gibson. M. ID.
Phillips, Lewis French and john
Lynch, who were required to give
pail in $500 each for. their appearSn &c
before the T. s. District Court, which
meets Monday.
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saeIh9 1adntE PaIr GInsols

MEnPHIs, Oct. s30.-Fhe Shelby
County Fair closed to-day II has
been a grand success. The exhibit
tien OF cotton was never surpassed, e,
near two hundred bales having been
entered. The cotton factors premium
of 9500for tle best bal5 was awarded to
u. T. GcGhee, of Mississippi: second
do, $3.50, to BIessrs. M..& A. Collins,
of Arkansas; best two bales, $3.50. 60
w. g. Persons; second do, $50, 60
II. w. Jones best three bales, $500,
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Tobacco Sales.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 80. = The total
amount of tobacco sold during the
year ending October 30, 1869, sums
up, exclusive Of private sales, 81, ,234
hOgsheads, against 2S,4S9 the year
previous. The total value amounts
70 ~, 3ol $50 80, against SO, ,206,764 90
last year. The stock on hand in
warehouses sums up 3,573 hogsheads.
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ing, martial law, but that at present
such a step could not be taken, be-
cause conspirators remained at large.
and the cases of several rebel leaders
were pending before the council Of
war
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New YORK, October 3O.-A Kew
West letter says the shore end of one
of the Cuba telegraph cables was re-
Gently cut there, probably by Cuban
;efugees. The United States monitor
sqgus has not been detailed to guard
the shore end of the cable.
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g. GAMBLE-RELLE, daughter OF Andrew
=. and Celia q smble. on Sunday, October
3lst, at eight O'Clock PM, aged two yeans
and two and a half months. rF
Funeral services at the residezce OF the
parents, near the corner of Third and
Cherry Streets, on Monday, November Ist,
at three O'Clock Pm. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
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Adjournment OF the National En-
CampmSnt OF the G.. A. q.

NEW YORK, Oct 30.-The National
Encampment of the Graad Army of
the Republic has adjourned after two
days session to-day. General Wilson,
of Michigan, presided. Eighty dele
gates were present, representing
nearly all the different States. Gen
eral Collins, the Adjutant General,
read the proceedings of the last meet
ing in May, in Cincinnati; also, the
report of the Quartermaster General
and Inspector General Each Of
these three named officers requested
that their salaries De reduced toajust
enough TO pay the necessary expenses
of their offices. Referred to the
Council of Administration for action.
The following subjects were care
fully considered and acted upon:
The extension of the time for the
muster of old comrades beyond the
first of September; the proposed in
surauee scheme; also the adopting of
a badge, commission, and certificate
of membership, and several other
subjects of importance. The result
of the meeting will shortly be pro-
mulgated to the members of the
order through general orders.
There are now between 150. 600 and
100000 members belonging to the
organization throughout the country
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American Institnte FaIr OIosgd.

New YORK, October 3L.-The
American Institute Fair was closed
last night, with an address by Horace
Greeley and the reading of the list of
prizes awarded. The fair has been
very successful. In cf4 -
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Assoeiated POS aaLteFs.
TG Mensess Of the westesH ASSOCIATED

Press: ~ .-N'
CINcINNATI. October 80 William
Henry Smith, late Of the Cincinnati
ChronicZe. has been appointed Agent
of the Western Associated Press, IN
place of Geo. B. Hicks, to take effect
Monday, Nov.1 On and after that
date, agents will report to Mr. Smith,
and all drafts on publishers will be
signed By him JOSEPH MEDILL, -
RICHARD SAITH.
Executive COMMITTEES w. A. p
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8PECTAL MoT-L-l-I-.
Dr. RTCHA1IS aolden -.


$1,000 REWARD for auv case OF dix
ease IN any stage which they faii 10 cure.
DIR. RIChAUi5 GOLDEN DAL5Rhf No.
cures Ulcers, liberated sore Throat ana
Mouth, Sore Eyes, CutaueoUf if1uptius.
Copper-cOlored blOtches, soreness oil tie
scalp, ScroIula, &C. it IS the greatest Rem
oYator, AlttratlYe, and Blood PuFifcr
DIR. RICHAU U'5 GCLDEN fBALlSAAI. NO.
oures .Mercurial Affections, llheumatIsm
IN all ITS forms. Price OF either No. or .
90 per bottle, or two bottles for 3d.
DIR. RICHAU}S GOLDEN A ANTIDoTE. %
rapid and radtca. cure for all Urinary de
engagements. Price S3 per bottle.
DIR RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
DAmOUlt, q radical cure 1or NerYous or
General Debility, ia Old or young. Price
70 per bottle, or two bottles tor SD. on re-
celpt OF price these remedies VIII be ship
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid
10 all correspondent None genuine with
out the name Of = Dft. HICHAU'S GOLD
Eh REMEDIES. y. B. RICHARDS, Sole
Proprietor, ,, Blown IN glass of bottles. ADJ
dress DR.. d. B. RICHARDS, no. 228. Warlck
Street, New York. Oc9-lyeOd
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SAN FRANCISCO. October 3O-Gov

Dan tkANCISC0, October 30.-Gov.
Haight and party reached Sacramento
last night. Gen. Thomas has returned
The wholesale liquor dealers of
California have organized an associa-
ton to cooperate with similar bodies
In the Eastern States, for the enact
ment of laws to compel distillers to
pay the whole tax on distilled spirits.
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Z
/ Maggie Barnes. The cotton exhibit
ed viii be sold next week, at the
Chamber of Commerce, at auction.
Catholic Bishops Leaving for Europe
Man Held for Trial for Selling
Counterfeit Treasury Notes - Sol.
der Found Guilty OF Forging Pay.
masters Cheeks. - .-a.4
NEW YoRK. October 30.-General
Carey, Bishop Quieley, and other
clergymeu, left for Europe to-day.
Samuel Hopper has been held for
trial for selling one hundred dollar
counterfeit Treasury notes.
There have been several arrests of
persons for registering their names as
voters at more than one polling.
4 The case of Assistant Treasurer
Butterfeld obtained fresh interest to-
day by the arrival from Washington
of Solicitor Batfeld. uaa&AI
There is rumor that the Treasur-
eE's Office has been offered to General
Burnside
John Bismara, a soldier, was to- day
found guilty of forging Paymasters
checks, and remanded for sentence.
Private hletters from Europe show
that the trouble in Dalmatia will
prove to be of a serious nature. The
Insurgents are determined upon
accomplishing the independence of
Austria, which power will use her
utmost endeavors to prevent any
further loss of territory.
Itgis rumored that Russia is CO.
verify assisting the Dalmatians In
order to weaken Austria.
New YORK, October 30.-The fire
at No. 1G0 Duane Street, to night, oc-
casioned the loss of S15, 600. The st.
Charles Restaurant and Edward
Stone, dealer in worsted goods. were
insured. az
Returns from the Wards are in
complete, but indicate a total registry
of nearly Ia, 900.
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EH.6M. R. r., Northern Division.
v TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

: n" IhAINo tIDlINlf . UL-a
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at.-....,s 3 .01 F.AT.
Train leaves Henderson at..,........ q .30 pm.
Arrive at Madisonvll la................. 10 paI
0- ais GOING n ORTIZ.
Train leaves MadtsCuVule daily
Sundays eXcepred} Et ......-.-....... 80 A.sr,
Arrive 40 Henderson. .-.,..-... ,....... 800 A.aI
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette .I .1f,
Making connection both ways with
trains on the j.. & q. Railroad.
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Latest from the Scene Ofthe StGn3
wall DIsasler-N0 Bodies Found

Latest from tie scene 0Lthe StGnoA
wall DIsasler-N0 Bodies Found
Arrival of Friends and Rela .iTrs
OF The .IBSs -
ST.. otis, October 3O.-The Re
publican has received a dispatch from
Captain Taylor, one of the company
that left here last night for the wreck
of the Stonewall, which Gays no bodies
were found to day. Those buried yes
terday are names unknown. Several
persons were picked up below here
yesterday alive, but have not beenl
able to learn their names. The wreck
is still burning. The freight In the
hold is uninjured, but Is being stolen
rapidly. If the Board of Under
writers had sent a tug down, $50, 600
worth of property could have been
saved.
Whisky, pork and -four is going in
every direction. The safe Of the boat
had been taken out, and is In the
hands Of Judge Henderson, Justice
of the Peace.
Capt. Scott, the first clerk, Ebert,
and Captain Dowty, Of New Orleans,
are surely lost. 5a.
ST. LOUIS, October 31.-The friends
and relatives of the lost by the Stone
wall disaster are arriving at Neely's
Landing. No bodies have yet risen
to the surface Of the river Eight
sets of graphing irons have been put
in operation, but with what result is
not known. Explorations along the
river banks for several miles have
been made, but at last accounts no
additional bodies had been found Cox
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TerFe Hauto & Indianapolis.
ohio & Mississippi.

LeaUe Lightning EH. ACC. Night Fix.
Vincennes .. SO p M.. :43 p H.. g s5j P ri
ATfEDg
Cincinuati... 9.00 M..II:l5P fI.. 9505 A n
Louisville 80. 500 p IT,, slD a 81 80 A ar
0OIEG WEST.
LedUs Mail. Night iEz. Day Tx.
Vincennes .. IS J. NJ. 2.Uj "A "a o.. G:15 a 1f
ATrtUe I'D
st. Louis ......lI 80 y lr. 80 A 1Is 900 p III
Cairo ....,..,..... 5 90 "A NJ. $50 u bf
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sIUH-S INas
TeFFe Hsute 81 indianapolis.

Lndpliis.S:55 A II. : 80 An l;l5 p 1r, 8sl0r PEI
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Foreign News.



PARIS, October 31.-The lie Public
newspaper says the report that the
Emperor is suffering from a relapse of
his former illness, is false. On Fri
day the Emperor experienced some
rheumatic pains, but on Saturday
they had disappeared, and he was
quite we'll.
No meeting Of the Ministerial Coun-
Gil has been held at Compeigne since
the Emperor's return.
Prince Napoleon had an interview "
with the Emperor yesterday. This,
coupled with the sudden arrival of
Emile Olivier In Paris, has caused a
revival OF the Tumors that ministerial
changes are contemplated.
1t is given out that one of the spe-
ciaI objects of Gen. Fleury's mission
to st. Petersburg is to induce Russia
to join other great powers IN a general
disarmament.
Bourse fat. Rentes declined to
71f. 17c,
FLoRENCE, October 31.-The Ital-
ian Government reserves the right to
reject the decisions of the Ecumeni-
cal Council If opposed to the laws of
the country and spirit of the age
SPAIN.
MADRID, October 31.-Senor Arda
noz, in his budget, just submitted to
the Cortes, announces that the fnan-
cial deficit for the eurrent wear
amounts to $4,000, coo reels. He
looks forward with hope to the ensu-
ing fiscal year, extending from Janu
ary 1870, to January 1871, his esti-
mate for which shows, as before re-
ported, surplus IN favor of the
treasury.
The prospects of the election of
the Duke of Genoa to the throne of
Spain continues to improve. The
number of Deputies In the Cortes,
known to be in his favor, is increas-
ing. Yesterday 110 members, among
them Radicals, openly pronounced for
him, but q majority of the people
seem to be hostile to his election.
The merchants have presented pc
tition In favor of Duke Montpensier.
1t is again reported that Ministers
Ardamage and Silvalis have rendered
their resignation of Izquierda.
1t is officially announced that in the
Cortes, yesterday, General Prim said
the government hoped to withdraw,
at an early day, the decree establish