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FoRn1oM NEWS.


The steamer Monarch, with the remains of
George Peabody, will sail for America on Sun
day, the l2th. Her cabin. are draped with
black cloth and white silk. - Nz.gtA
For the first time in the worlds history the
Presidents message and the report Of the chief
finance minister of America were transmitted
to Europe by telegraph and publishsdi in Lon
don and Paris within twenty-four hours after
their delivery to congress. The English press
is rather sparing in its comments on the mess
age. Upon the whole, its tone upon the Ala.
bama question is regarded as friendly. The
Ne'os infers from 1t that America wants indem-
mtg tor her feelings rather than for her pocket.
This it thinks may be given. Diplomacy may
oil the friction and remove a sentimental
grievance without compromising British in
terests or pride. Mr. Boutvells plan for an
early resumption of specie payments is
generally applauded.
Spain.
RumOrs of Carlist conspiracies are again
rife. The Carlist Chief, Palo, has been con-
victed of treason and sentenced to death.
In the Cortes on the 9th, Gen. Prim stated
that since the commencement OF the Cuban
rebellion IA vessels of war, two iron clads, and
nearly 10000 troops had been sent to Cuba.
The Ecumemcal council was opened at
Rome on Wednesday by the Pope. An enor-
nous crowd filled the vatican and lined the
streets through which the member. Of the
council passed. The pope, followed by 700
bishops, proceeded to the hall of the council
amid the ringing of bells and laundering Of
cannon. The holy father was in fine health.
The London Times reports from Rome that
"things augur i'll for the council. Gsllicanism
is rampant. The Austrian and German bish.
ops demur to the dogma of infallibility and
discord is apprehended among the Italians.
Antonelli shakes his head At procession in
which he never felt any sympathy"
8. On the same day this august council met at
Rome, the congress of Deists met at Naples.
Austria.
Austria meets an unexpected obstacle in the
way ofsuppressing her Dalmatian insurrection
She is unable, except at the immense cost and
labor of crossing the Alps, to send troops t.
that country without passing through Turkish
territory. To this the Prince OF Montenegro
stoutly demurs, and the Prussian government
sustains him.
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On Taesdsy November 18th, by Hey. Geo. Kurx NJ A.
". ZIMMERMAN, OF Harrisburg Pa. TO Ass EMILY x.
FLOWERS Of Kutxtown Pa. No cards
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McKICiAGE sAI.E,.-whereas Richard L. o..
wa in the county Of "a Sale Of Illinois, certas
AlsIs.asI Mssi ssd ely pfsn:s
purps:e q securing the u payment Of certain PROMISE
is s sys So e a
lars payable to the order said Alexander Mag four
cent, per .nnum n.sres, payable vim
made s q a. no
the interest at the expressed any part or po
@ s sen .ad
o sn@ BE to 81, and ns
s:asai S aoS ID n h: e h :s
IN Ottawa said Of Ia SALE for the highest and So
S q tie dune t RpS sS
La
Or deed: q to the purchascr OF tive premises sod
@ and Of III secS Of Deed. Of l.. sse ecpnsy In
Al tf. ~ e 81
and any homestead ION laws Of the said state Of nois
before dUe BY sad nHs
now wh.eas default has been made the payment Of
said pro.mSss9ry note and interest as aforesaid;
deed shall sell at public auction wednesday. the len
SAID day. south door Of the court house in the city Of
highest and beat price the same WIN bring for cash the
Ing described real estate being the same mentioned and d.
Sale and state Of Illinois viz
OF LOT number twenty-five
In Ottawa city bounded and dcscribeda follows to wit Com
mencng point the north line Of said lot three hundred
feet west OF the northeast OF said lot running thence
south % degrees three hundred et o thence north -
degrees east Ottawa Avenue hundred and i've feet sJ
thence south p degrees thirty $50 feet thence Moth
81 degrees, east nncyfye m feet thence north ~ degreea
west two hundred and sixythec feet thence south q
degrees three hundred feet 0) the place Of beginning:
together with all right benefit and equity OF redemption the
said mortgagors together with the homestead exemption
rights OF said morgsgor In said premises described said
motgage to make the aaunt due said note and the
pcnsc Of advertising selling and conveying said premises
SARAH T.. EliERHARD.
Assignee OF said Mortgage and note.
H. X. Boyle. Atty. dl-iw
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S1DI:W Al. Il ND-EI(E.-Noucei- thereby Civ
~ en- That the Ciy Council OF the city of Ottawa did at
adjourned meeting the City Council held Nov S0h, 1869.
pass IN ordinance m ne words and figures following To Wit;
HRhcrr'V oTcyrt ~ ne Cg Council ofte en- IF Oti'nd
Iat asd-wasS bee Instructed the north side of De soto
street IN npht OF lots y TO- II md r. In block L. Ottawa
Ia atSorncc WIN The grade established for such sidewalk,
ana the ordinance OF the ctty respecting sidewalks:
Ahd0 ncit fofsr o. tt That the owners or the lots
or parts OF lots fronting snd sidewalk be required to
construct the S"wksin front " Retrospective lots parts
OF lots within ioy day1 nom aud after The 9th day OF De-
ctber A. u. Sg; and that failure OF AL of the said
lot owners TO construct the within forty days from and
after the 9th day OF Dec lS the city Council viii the
same to lc constructed and wlevy spoca assessment on
rea estate deemed benefited thereby to dey the expenses OF
suld Improvement aud the costs of the proceedings therein
The The saId lots or parts al lots are required 20
comply with said ordnance within the time specified In The
same and II said owners u said lots shall fall % comply with
said ordnance the SAID sidew as viii Re constructor by tho
City Council ana special ascs,ent will t levied to defray
the expenses thereof, according TO law
r. n. WATERMAN, cry Clerk
Ottawa, Decembor lat. 1867.
, 1869-06-21

.,ro,n 10 make II anpeas thst the Witness had
auasrrlie.i With Anherron. The 10Y fulcd but he
heard the report Of pastol and about ten minutes
afteTRaru3 saw Donaldson and Jack3o1 leave the
b1aL saw noEsldsoa return 70 the boat atn,ut
: O'Clock, paExin1 oscr the how Of The Aotll.
Allie, 1n doug w CAPTAIN Ba,T WA VITA him. il
wAa light enough to distinguish them easily.
Wnntss .'ta nc. ns,t kno. .hen Ge ieft Tho eoss shat
Policeman Minis testified 10 azrekt1nz Glovcr
4<twten ltaud otjock,that morntuR. Had ha1i-
.un ui[n "n one m hand and pistol tn his poelst The
.sue ~ he tG!sresl teBllaed 10 y.=oer-
day. After locking him tGlover, up, Sfna
I'd n, ONCE s!atteu wsnt . .l!e
Donaldson ana JACKSON csue % The boat Ia !.
lev minutes Jackson oaMe back. Witness and
a!sffety thea wcnt Aboard the hoat4 and 6!astcry
~ r1s s4d
lu!let-hole In hts hesd S1nA said Captain lat
came out Of = stasetpon. partly dfessed: also aaw
ArSalls come out ol = sta'esoo7l oGcer Slas-
terry eor,o3,of1tea Minis abatement
IRckson, tne Matchoau, testified that ne !eit fht
boat With Donaldson between and O'Clock
Donaldson came oh board before tast md r..
1.a1ae3 about Al hopF: did NOT know Nheu be
vent ashore with Donaidson thsi Anderson had
been Filled.
The siaie resset, the case nere, and the d.
fence called Har1y Hazcn, an oeocer of Csnctnnst1
who tegttned u RAYS bad chartc1e1. and n t.
hts reputation Tor srQth and Tetacity: he arrested
ksJ In Cincinnati and recelsed 4!ad lot hls SCI:
vices. .......
Then Petit, another officer nj ClncLnnAt4 A*o
testlned to RaJ' bah character, and that Don&ld'
son csue voluntarily from Cincinnati! and s,rsea'
lertd hitneef to the oiflcefe. -.
John AcAnauy. wltchman OF tho Aoslie Able
testired That he did not rec Donaldson after ht
tssl LETT the bout and th&s It WAS impossible [ol
hu to hare returned without his AeeiaK hit1- Tut
Rhpe4s waa subjected 70 \ seTeEu cruas- -cxamtna
fson BY ths prosecution. ont he pcfats1ed In hh
statement thht Dphaason e1a{d nas have scsuFHe>
to The i,oa1 without his kno~led9e Hls testiulon.
WEE ot m2tes1A advantage TO the defence. And
showed that they design, u possible. 10 prove tba
W2S kiljed
, 1869-06-21

co.uu.,siou. because, as he insists md clatuss,
this commission has no Jurisdiction undef tneEoI
st!tatlcn and laws II tie United States TO arr1sa
ard 1T htm for the offence charged and alleged
aEzinsa him, Aod aAdRps TIC following reason md
grounds Of bis objection:
~ He b ctn1en Of she atass q Xaaata<pq!, tad
Is not now, md ms not been II A1J time, 10 the
military Or naval eefr1cc Of the Cnlted StA1as
Nar II he t1W. nor h1s be ey4r been, connected
x,sh such military OF naval setEiee-
= The E71mk etATxed AFasa$. t3za, ecTs.
nifted II III, was committed In the Count! Of
h,nds, and STATE Of Mississippi and l. IN otlsoce
akainst the Cunxtitursuu aud{tawz OF the State q
1tsatMtppI and "a not caQae as1a.n9 IN the mill
lay or naya. fo.rea Of the United St.ses, OF
In the military In Actual sery4ce, and ho = only
Aueaable TO the lswA aud snD1tct 70 70
tried under and by the Constitution ano
lsws oi The State OF Mississippi and ht cn1uot be
put upon bis trtsl Tor the supposed ocenc- except
ppcn pEsseEuneut or Indictment By grand lufy
Of the county In Fhlch The offence u alleged q
hAre been committed and cauuot he TIED except
by \ Jury chosen md selected from the body o1
thai county. npeuEttnH To the Constitution and
laws Of the State OF Aisahalppl
"A He insists and claims that under the COB
ktttution and axs Of the Tu!tet States. he eAnno
| be placed upon his trial for The Alleged offence
| but upon indic1u,ent or pteaeutntns by 4rA0'
jn5y md th1i this com1ntae.on cannot III him tu
| ou such Indictment q prrsentment; and ne Oh
iects to a1rNguneuI Ard utN by this commission
became no Indictment or pTtAentncnt 9or f1e oi
| tence charged has been found against him BY
grand Jury, a required BY The CONSTITUTION An
| laws u The tL1te1 StAtea.
, 1869-06-21
SOUTH AMERICA

Paraguay - Minister Mem ahon
Heard Ffom-Sktrni1htnE
urc OF the Allied Navnl Exrcdl-
xIcu-Ministcr Webb on the Ram.
PnEc, DC.
NEW YoRE, June 9a-The steamer MeT1Esac,
from Rto Jantiro Aas a6. has as1tFed, with daiea
that % dcsrs.cnes 8 from General MeMAnon. ne
Jnised Etates A.n'tert had been received
through English cn,eers, NJ eooa:ucd:
The Drsttlians were endc37oftng 70
haye safely delivered to the Minister two
bundles OF correspondence, but owing to the &C
i've stase Of hosltnttes no Gag Of truce would %
rrceivcd b. Lopez severa! skrsn!snes esd ssesn
troors of lopez. In one the allles lost ioaE
ks{.cd and were compeIleI to retire The auied
rxval e1redttion asceudcd Insasnay haseF 70
Mhuueun rhcrc some Paraguay N steamers *tfe
aground. but were pnat>tc to rcsce tae cAeul ~
account oi the shallow water, ana fc.u1eeo VIVA
CUT accomplishing ther object. TAG NJ
Kept up heav. crr from river oaaks ine ail!ea
! ne nealth at The army was gptx!- 5-.
| W tne lsta nlt, the ChanoeEs were ossaAl1een e3
IN the 18Th. tho Minister nl War presented ny
rEofoea! 70 Inc chamber Ilcrufte* liking tlc taAl
!orces Q! the empire at eU,rN epiiiefs In onIlnN1
| euenlntkAossS ma Si.n1 III extraordinary.
Minister. claimed fsosn brazil ps1tnenf Of f1o,0
fur da17zgcs Of ship Canada, wrecked IN 1854 Of
| the coast o} RIO tsfaniie del Nortf The Mlo1Stc
| wos refusing 70 enter into negotiation, becaus
the c1ec WIS pending the tcctalou Of the cpyc.n
ucnt 1t Washington tsrne.al Nco5 adIfcxse,
him y1o!cut and ETbesh Offensive he<1a:ch An
| before having received an Aaswre ta,cr7pnted 1t
relations with The aci,rg Epver.lncr. Of BTzII
and demanded his passports, vtlea werr eens I
| him.
, 1869-06-21
SPRINGFIELD.

sv1nin and tf,c Cropa-TFuatecs oil the
southern Normal UnlreF1stY-
Tnxcn-..FFiEnte Line telegraph
Compnny,s' 6c-
spec.al Despatch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June ~
Efatu fatu, almost without day 3 cessation, hAs
,.een tie weather programme for tho last month !;
and It's eject Is visible IL la5ge extent Of oar
. cos1-erpKlng land yet untouched By the pow,
aud " the elongated v.sagrs OF many Of our fam.
ers ht ealroutA It k Too ta.e 10 plant ealesu
com with we'll grounded hopes Of it.
marr-:pr; but some 0! cur determined corn-
grow, - 11n send for the e!ghtroE, Or New
forf corr, aud get crop OF thtt Lhieh Will yet
!rart ample time to Esaturc. The wheat prospects
asc .celent, not ONLY tn this secuon+ but sonsh
and Et'rth, and no Complaints are heAfd, except
the s;.reotfpe CIT ot rust. etc The crop pros
pccA are guod, aud the harvest viii prove fully
up In quality and gu: nrify to any prctions yeat.
TIC Board Of Trustees Of the southern SoEmal
ITutsentt!, desiring to visit Chicago, have COZ
&ludea TO 20 there, nor only to visit the city. bu1
s}to 10 auus The accounts An1 traIsact such othei
.yuslneas AS may come nt1uEc tAe boafu-
The Collector of Lee County has paid into ths
State Treasury $6,eN. , :
The Hprtvate line Telegraph Compan5' o
.thtcaro3 nave 0led articles Of association IN tn
mice gf the Secretary of State. Capital stock
Nhn
, 1869-06-21

Passenger from Chtnn - Uneasy
Feeling ms To Future Political
Eycn1h-Rusttnn Difficulty With
the CorcnnA-Nnvnl intelligence
Chinese mAfkcR&-
SIN FKASc1sco, Junr ls.-Thc steamship Great
9ath, a11.sed today. Passengers for New York-
Mn. J. L hammond, txo chl!irea: &. J. Emery
and wife: Miss AcGFatn, t.o children; J. $.
IsoyIe. MS Henderson, Ars- Goodrich. MI wi.
hanson, c, IT, Cleveland, Daniel Gov, F. r A.
saa " nsns AL cn'. sa & rao@a: R
child, VI. 7. Kaufman, !. L MetaoFan. For Eu-
rupe-A. S S ralmrro., ". Walker, James Ruth
erasa fST .unrc Tep1ec ss.ns
oTcr lspo passengers, 1,sot Of whom arc Chinese,
The A,neHc1n Minister returned 10 Peftn from
y rs 6nsn eonsnfFs Geps1 NJ = sesoshs
uneasy fcelinc pre.ai,ed atrong the chinese ON.
cers With reference the future coarse Of rolls,
csrn,ns outside matters, everything 70 far WORK
llg 70 thetI eEual advantage nnst storms Teft
prevalent, bnt little ra'u had fallen.
Jhe3 KrAslan mau-of-waf Port T1eezan. arf1Vee
from lorca, where she hal hin1cu1sJ With TIT
- coreans. IN which sercEal H'en ~sfe Killed IN:
ii Chee-Foo the enid fever tas died out Bu
little interest manifested IN tnr gold mnea-
The .Ehanehai tire nepaI1mentS annual ra
falr Three hundred foreigners werc in the Cn
ne4e procession
the United States nassht2 Flscssa7nA was .
Etcp&aki, ut which rendezvous wtrc the Nont
,cacy, lrrquais, Maunce. O.e q \ Asnuelot, 1dah
and the Acosstrok is.'ll, AEntnr. The CnadillA n
tpa1ns At South China Station Trade Is dnll I
*I1eutxiu Without rain 5000 the growing cro
will (.e en'lrcl5 ruined.
Sheel,n2A Rev to i ~ ta1ls; drill. 40 10 ~
tseis. The Shangsa market very qnlek' E2s
,sA!e1 q black And sreen teas. Present STOCK {
olart tea, euT CHI 81 green. @Sod, ST ut
the l.sicT amounting ~ aesa halt eheste onl
prieeR sl..a1f7.0 " for cssnLluu Kin H. Ncatht
Fo1 h~ MI nj fhHx
s1orai seti,encnts 10 datc, Gi. n batcs EIchau3
,nn Icpdon, e I'd 70 4Hd; l.lrls, TIKI.
, 1869-06-21
OMAHA

Eight Bekw cen Two RnndS OF 1nda.
anp-Sevrrc ksorm-t:oveTnof ScW-
ard and EsmFty-SlnMll l'o1-
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
OxAuA, June -
The steamer Uutn, from Dsnion, reports fight
t<tween band Of Rees Indians and Sioux. near
Fort Dutord, tn which the hitter los1 ten Killed,
and fifteen wounded; the former one killed and
about td3fty wo1nded. The Sioux arc getting
rclnforcenents and will make another attack.
The hehvteA storm Of the season occurred yes-
terdAy afternoon and last night It caused con-
siderable damage TO tic bs1Lgu and cellars. y
uQoded the old %xo-s1ory ot1ck building occupied
by SchoeQ Co, clo,h3bg merchants. which WAS
undermined By Hater, and Tell IN With tremen.
1ot1s crash, buf1lug three Fcr%ouk ono OF them 4
LADY, IN the ruins. All three xcIe con4tderahly
iHn1sed but not fa:aly. -.
/ Governor Sewxzh and party reached Central
CITY yesterday.
i Helena despatch sAys nine cEses Of email Pox
nec1,ted On the steamer Csah. Two hare died
already. .. ...-.-
Information has Just been received fEun The
North PtA1tn party of~ citizens who hAre been
scouting the country lor hurse thieves The!
captured three s!ou1. aut Thirty. horses aat
mules, All we're htpuzht 70 North Platte. A
nnuleer Ct norscs we're recognized IS stolen pro
rer1y.
, 1869-06-21
THE KNIFE.


Mcfderpus a5saIlta continue 10 AceuE1alate II
Chicago II SprodLsiors raia In Tuk TRtNSE
Of yezte1d1J three lespetzte encounters we're
mentioned, in wh,ch the knife playcl prominent
rart, and this morning We arc called upon to
chronicle three additional esses, tno Of Which
viii probably prove fAtal7
x1tTkRsoCF CASE =
About . o'clock Last evening. while ma
named Sunbnrn, residing II No III Coolt!Ee
street, vas quietly passing along Twelfth s1rect,
IN the netgbborhood OF Centre 4yenue, he wss sot-
Without the least pfpvocaunn. inflicted npon hts
Ffagu @nen the worE % Of " marder h.d 1eea
completed 70 their satisfaction, sner ned None
oFnized- The wounded man vas found shortly
alter By soue passets b., who pottted the police,
and the F.ct!U Naa c0nycyed 10 doctoEs of1"c
on Twelfth street. wherG he remained Al IN catty
hour this morning, In condition which ltases
titt1c hopes for hs& recovery
s1ABBISa AFPkAY ON TIE FhAHk
John king and John Ryan Mefc arrested and
lodged fn tie Twenty -tErnnd street Sah-StAfaoh
last evening on the charge Of EtAhbtnE = man
nxned James Saugnton While ont on the Prairie,
On the line Of THenty.Axth street, yesterday
| afternoon The wounded man Was conse{esl U
| hts residence, II the corner Of Twentleth hnd
Purple ftretts where he now lies IN very critical
| condition. He received three deep cnts IN the
| back and smother just above the right hip. TIE
cause for the adsAy could not be aseertalnet
| Ak AssAClr on 4 POLICEMAN.
At An early hour yesterday morning nYn
occurred ut the corner Of coEnc9'a street and MI
| *Antec avenue, UnIceT SchuEer took one OF tht
parties 1sto custody, when the friends OF the rsts
| one1 made an assault upon him an.t bea1 him u u
brutal manner. His faee and head were bad
cut, md he win be disabled for entne TIN,
Dui7n9 yesterday = number Of AtEcass were mad
| IN connection With the mattcf.
, 1869-06-21
CUBA.

Success OF JuEdAu's Expo dittou--
Feeling cx tho Rnvnn1 foiuutecfs
In Regard to the New Captain
Gsenrxnt.
Skv foRk, June ad-A letter dated nAy.1a,
General Jordan expedition haa 70 ixE been u
highly successful after lAndtnR As ita most san-
Euine promoters could reasonably have expected.
4 number OF Spanish war vessels nre cruising In
the Bay Of Npe Aod for tho present tho allousters
are advised NOT 10 steeRpt fuItner landings On ia
consts. II Is also 6tated that uAyAna solnntec1s
Neie alarmed at the announcement tuat the naW
Captain General, De RodAA would bring With him
2,ouo 70 1000 troops, md the Consulting Commit
Captain General Espnar TO telegraph 70 Madrid
that u1ose troops were not needed IN the island,
az theg feared lbe Rodas would use troopa aEalnss
tie volunteers 4 reply having been Iecased
that 10 noEc troops wolfd b sent, Tho volunteers
becaDe qu!et, sna expect e oe aole . fotoe
or fTiye aim from power before rtufofcemena
can reach him
, 1869-06-21
INDIANAP0LE.

The *ptrtsunltstA' Conycntton-T.iic
Resolutions 1Eomnn'a Suffrage
Enhof.cd-EtnanCtA IepoEIDts-
eus4ion ON shc Aplritun1 EAtsure.
, 1869-06-21
The Provincial Government Of
Spain Put in Force.
/ Resolution Ordering the Duke Of
NIontrensier from Spain
Rejected In Cortcs.
4 Conspiracy to Restore Isabella Dis.
covered.
Tht Ht~ spanish Ministry Presented TO
I0rtes.
spain.

AAphiup 3QHF ~
The CoE.cs has passed = bill giving the
acts Of the Provisional Government the
force OF law, and conferrtng upon It The power
70 carry them Into effect
After q stormy debate, the Republicans hayc
apcceeded In bringing belorr the Cottes reaoiu-
ton expressing dlAapproyal Of the presence Of Tho
puxe o1 Aontpeuster In Spsln, and demanding
that the government order hin TO return to post1-
ga2
General IeseCulA, strong supporter Of the eI-
Queen, arrived herr Oh the prete1t Of Waiting his
estates IN SegoT!a claiming his right to do 50 ~
c.Hzen under tho constitution. He Was arrested
and sent to -Aranjuez TO await further oruerA He
w5ll probably he ex1led 70 the Canaxiea.
1t Ia said . steamer ID now walt
Ing It Cadix TO taka hin TO tho Inland
a conspiracy for the restoration Of Queen La
bells has been discovered At Grenxda-
On taxing tie oath Of Office, yesterday, the Re-
xent, NsrshA1 Sennno made Aspeech, In which he
promised to respect Tho constitution and liberties
of the country. President Hvero, in reply. ~
surcd httu OF the support Of all tpaut2sds.
AADKp, juno 30
The members Of the new ministry were pre-
| scnted 10 the Cortez yesterday. General Prtn
| atttrctsed the Chamber. lie promised th1t ths
| government would observe Ill the pruy1slons O.
the cunBt1tutton and exact equal respect for then
I from the pation- ue exhorsed tho HstoEt,
!. Of the Cortes to continue united u
action, snd urged the Republicans to preserFe II
! attitude Of moderation. Alter 1erJ discussion
resolution condemning the presence Of th'
: Duke OF Anntpensier tn Spain MSS rejected By ,
, vote Of 81 10 q. General Prlm opposed the rcso
/. lption, arguing thAt The Duke had perfect mett.
to inhahtt any part Of the country.
AANEs1 or THE PREs1DENT OF 1 REPUBLICAN CLCE
4ApRID, juno u.
The Presldcnt oi the Republican Club In tsdl
has been arrested for making = speech aga1na
Marshal 4er7ana The action OF the authoritle
caused great excitement IN Cahiz-
In the Cortes, yesterday, General Prtm said th
government must be hard, tnnetlble, and ere
cruel, tn represslng disorder. lie also propose
economical reforms IN the administration Of ii
tEAnce.