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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-01
CONDENSEB TELEGR ANS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. l.
The steamship PieTreie, from Brest, has
arrived at New York
Gen. Goicouria has been dishonorabiy
discharged by the Cuban Junta.
A brewery at Poughk eepsie, New York,
was destroyed By f1re on Monday night
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool. on
the 10Th, arriv ed at New York last night.
Heavy and steady rains prevailed at
CtnciDnati during Monday night and yes
ter day.
The total loss by fire in Topeka on Sun
day night will reach s75,0g0. Insurance
The Grand Jury OF Kings County. New
YORK, has indicted six persons Ior oelng
concerned in election frauds.
A movement is on foot in Philadelphia
to separate the male and female medical
students.
warden's soap. factory, at Madison, Wis
morning. Loss $1,000; fully insured
The case of suspended animation In Chi
/ cago proves to be a case of absolute death,
and the subject, young Haze, will be in
/ tered
The mail bags made mp at Toledo on
/ Monday for Chicago and chicago diStriou-
| ton, were stolen from the depot al Ioieoo
| Monday night.
| Jes.e e r. Reynolds, a lawyer and C aim
/ agent, of WATERFOWL, N. Y. has been ar
4 rested for forging pension papers, anu heIo
H in $4,000 bail.
sentence of David Bark, convicted Of muir
der 10 Queens County, TO imprisonment
for life.
]. B. Wilder, a wholesale druggist. OF
/ Louisville has been detected In selling un-
stamped snuff, and his entire stock has
| been seized.
A Committee ofthe City Government OF
Boston has been appointed TO make suit
able arrangements Tor the reception OF the
remains oil George Peabody.
At a meeting to form Free Trade
League, in Chicago, on Monday night, a
committee was appointed TO report Con-
stltution on next Monday night.
The argument for the defense III the Cir
OF the Bible in public schools occupied the
Whole of yesterday afternoon.
John Bell, an Engiishman. and recently
a correspondent OF the New York World
| of bigamy, and committed, in default o.
5000 bail.
The United States steamers Erie an6
| Orta1fO were sold at Boston yesterday X
New oTkers for SZo6,2i7 each. Ihe origin
al cost OF the two was one million and
half.
\ mum ber OF workmen were precipitatec
fftlty Ieet 10 the ground yesterday. BY th'
fall OF scafold on the Old Dutch ChnrcL
| OF New York, and two sof then seriously
Injured.
seven thousand dollars worth of SILK
stolen in September from warehouse
and belonging TO EscheT z Co, OF New
YORK, were recovered on AIonoay oy ue
tectIve.
The head of a steam boiler, In the base
ment # the De Soto House, at GaIena, 1i!l
nois blew out yesterday, WoundlnR tus
proprietor and his wife, and shatterini
the building.
The motion for a new trial in the case o
| Oliver A Morgan, convicted of muI der, II
Terre Haute, mas been overruied, and h
mas been sentenced to be hung on Thurs
dav the 23d inst, the day appointed 10
. the execution of John stevens.
Judge Hoadly spoke two hours and
half Yesterday afternoon In the Superio
o fsorrf nY t,fncfnnati, for the defense, Il
9 tie Injunction clse respecting the Bible g
r fbe Pnbftc Seuouis. George Il Sage W.
SPEAK to-day IN benah OF -he plalntlhss
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HaytIen News.

NEW York, November 30.-The
mail news from Hayti is to the 18th.
Cape Haytien had surrendered to the
revolutionists, and the guuboat Sal
nave had been sunk. The Petion had
been captured by the revolutionary
war vessels, Quaker City and Florida,
and preparations were making to at
tack Port-au- Prince, the only place
in the Republic in possession of Sal
nave, who is strongly terrifying Port.
su-Prince, and swears he will blow it
up before he will surrender.
The brig Meteor had arrived at 81.
Marie, from the United States, with
ammunition, &c. The yellow fever
prevailed in St. Marie.
The ram Atlanta, intended for Sal
nave's use, against the insurgents, will
leave Philadelphia some time to-mor-
row, fer Port au-Prince.
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ST. Louis Items.

ST. LOUIS. November 30.-The tris!
that has been progressing in the u.
S. District Court for the past ten
days, against FL. T. Perry and Benz.
s. Prettyman, of Pekln, Illinois, for
the fraudulent removal of spirits
from that place to st. Louis, termi-
mated tonight, In a verdict convict
ing Prettyman. and imposing five
hundred dollars fine and costs. A
previous suit against the removal of
spirits (150 barreIs) resulted in favor
of the Government, putting about
$4,000 In the treasury. Prettyman
is a lawyer of long standing at Pekin.
An attempt was made yesterday, to
reduce the price for making -four and
pork barrels, which resulted in an
almost entire suspension of work in
the various cooper shops of the city,
No formal strike has yet been made,
but the coopers express their deter
mination to resist any reduction Ol
WaQeE
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against him to be base:sss. The

against him to be base.ess. The
clsion is reserved.
There is no doubt, statements TO
the contrary notwithstanding. L {
the Miantonomah is ordered here
with express reference to the expected
visit of the Spanish feet. The iron
clad Roanoke is being thoroughly
overhauled for service at short notice.
The Commercial learns from the
navy yard that several vessels have
already sailed, and others are prepar-
ing to sail under sealed orders. 1t is
the prevailing opinion at the yard
that their destination is In Cuban
waters.
District Attorney Pierrepont has
received no further communication
from Washington in relation to the
Spanish gunboats, and does not ex-
pect any until the disposition of the
motion to be argued on Thursday.
Petitions for signatures are being
posted up IN the ferry and
elsewhere, praying the Government to
Immediately recognize the indepen-
dence of Cuba.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company
will soon be prepared to deliver, in
this city, three thousand tons coal per
day, where they have heretofore de-
livered none during the Winter
months.
The Free Trade Leagues of this
city, publish reports of their proceed
ings during the last four weeks, in
the way of public meetings and the
distribution of documents with argu-
ments in favor of thesr policy, and
appeal to the public for support in the
| continuance of their work.
Proceedings were instituted to day
by the owners of the Nicholson pat
| ent, to recover sixty thousand
| dollars from the city for the
construction and use of the so called
McGonigle pavement, claimed to be
} an infringement Of the Nicholson
patent.
Suit has been commenced in the
Circuit Court of Orange County. by
Stephen Sweet, against the Erie
Railroad, claiming $4,000 damages
for injuries sustained at the Corner
Rock disaster. Two similar suits by
other parties are to follow.
Two more persons named james
Addison, aged twenty five, and Yhos.
Scott, aged eighteen, Englishmen
have been arrested on suspicion oil
implication in the Port Jervis bank
robbery, Boston.
johnson WAS arrested to-day, hav.
ing In his possession two 81 900 q. s
bonds, identified as a portion of up
wards of 100000 in stock certificates
and United States bonds, stolen from
Morrison Il Hutchinson, in Novem-
Der of last year. He says that he go
them from man living in New
Hampshire.
A rufian named Moore, who
assailed a resident of boarding
house, In Williamsburg, this mora.
ing, was shot dead by policeman Lon
gem, at whom he had previously fired
Longem gaze himself into custody.
The store of j. ID. Bishop, a
| Pourdridge, WeBtcbester County, wa
burned Saturday. Loss about $40.
000; partially insured.
A local political organization
known as the New Tammany Reform
Party, has been started.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-While en-
tering the harbor this evening.
steamship Scotia came in collision,
Sandy Hook, with the pilot boat A
4. Stewart, sinking her immediate )
The pilots and crew were all saved.
NEW York, Nov. 30. The steam
ship Denmark, from Liverpool, ha
arrived.
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RIcIlmoRd Items.

RICHMOND, Nov. 30.-A large num-
Der of delegates to the National Board
of Trade have arrived. representing the
Boards Of New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, St. Louis, Louisville, Port
land, Chicago, Baltimore, Milwaukee
and other cities. Committees have
been appointed by our Board of Trade
to extend private hospitalities to the
visitors, and many of them are guests
at private houses. There seems a
general feeling among the people TO
Welcome the delegates, as this is the
first National body that has met here
for years. The Hall Of the State
Capitol has been rendered for it's
sessions. which commence to morrow
at noon.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-As-
sistant Postmaster General Earle
long ago contemplated his resigna.
tion, which has now taken place,
on the ground Of insufficient compen
sation.
A delegation consisting of Solomon
s. Wolf and Adler Abraham Jacob
son, of Washington, had aa interview
with the President this morning, and
we're presented by Boutwell,. They
laid before the President an appeal
that he use his Offices with the Czar
of Russia, through our Minister at
St. Petersburg, to effect the revoca
ton or modification of the late ukase
expatriating two thousand Jewish
families. The President stated that
it was too late in this day Of enlight-
eminent to persecute any race, color,
or religion, and he would take great
pleasure in using the influence of the
Government to procure the reyoea-
ton of the ukase, and lay the appeal
before the Cabinet then about 70 as
semble.
WASHINGTON, November 30.-The
President has appointed J. Parson,
of Ohio, United States Consul at
Santiago, Cuba.
Thomas A. Sayier, Edward r.
| Geary and B. Applegate have been
appointed Commissioners to examine
| aud report upon the road and tele
graph line authorized to be construct
ed by the Oregon Central Railroad
Company.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
received a communication from Sava
nab, asking permission for the Yer
non Shell Road Company to import
from England, free of duty, traction
engine for their road between Savan-
ah and Vernonburg, to be used as an
| experiment only.
As much interest is manifested in
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. il
may be stated that the termini of the
Eastern Division is Richmond; West
ern Division, Mouth of Big Sandy
River. The length of line completed
to White Sulphur Springs Is 22S
miles; incomplete, 200 miles. The
cost of-construction is estimated. a
gold prices. at S12. .000,0 indebted
ness, $500 900; estimated cost OF com
pletion, $4,000, 600; amount to be
furnished by contracting parties
| SIS, ZOO, 600. The connections via the
western route are Lexington, Ky.
Louisville. ST. Louis and Memphis
via Ohio River route, Cincinnati. st
Louis, Chicago and Indianapolis
via Chilaeothe and Columbus. The
branch lines embraced ia the charter
are, Covington to LynchbuTg, 1O(
miles; Coalsmouth to Point Pleasant
45 miles. The vote of the stock
holders at the recent meeting, inciud
ing $4,000 shares, stood-for the con
tract, 1000; against it. 5000.
WASHINGTON, November 20-Tht
Corporation Attorney has rendered !
decision, in the mixed school case
that any one of the Trustees have
the power to grant admission to aDI
school. He declines to answer tht
question, What is the legal inter
pretation of the word white" believ
ing that Congress will be plain, anC
by appropriate Legislation settle tn
entire subject, and thus avoid pro
tracted discussion and litigation.
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Notice 10 Widen Ann strg8f

NYOTHCE Is mnmEmW GIVEN. fh0I
Nv the common Council pl tne Nllg
Evansville have determined uIUH .HH
widening OF Ann street 81 safd ciig. unfa
Main street 10 the west line d lAn unFNs#
east quarter or OutsiOl no. "a auudfw ftH
OF the north half of tho north Hnst aua isE
Of section number ~, in toWuEnln auNIN.
range 10 west.
On motion 81 Councilman Doughty
onded by bomonta, the foiuHlug order
was unanimously pas od aud ad0Htof
~ Is golC here ognered, Innt fiM Wf
public notice be eigen, by puhiicatlon p
Tie Evansville Journal Ia rnhHc news
paper printed and NnnliHhHd The ell. HE
y, lss thtt ,ll q ~ siseey, sn st1
the city OF ByantvHic VIII mEha nn 81. MaH
20 wiHen Ann street Of said city ~ a
embrace within SAID street, ~ HdaiflNu
its present width ln the grOuad embraced
and contained wifnlm the fol blowing lIu.a
70 wits BfgiupiuR Rt poiut nt the norm.
gut-lOt number o. Hub1iViaion 81 tneun IIH
nalf OF the nOrthwest aman8r on section
Dumber 20 "a tow n8hip 9 south rang Ii
die line of said oul-lot, thirty feet. thence
due east 81 feet 20 she westerly iuo qt NIna
street; thence nOrthenatorly Dt4 ieDt4 q uHH
the west gide Of Vine street, tu Ine nn.IH
line OF section 20 nforcnatdf thence WeMl
feet 70 the place of bcginning, embFe.i
Of lots numbers q, 3, and in Lltcaiou g
Larrabeea Enhancement of hvanfNl
street; also beginning on tie north
side or Main street oi aatd citg, at nnlnk
at which the north llue OF laetiOu NNa
Aforesaid tntersEciB said Main ni
thence extending west on sold NORTH IHH
OF section - ton feeti thence tn fouthe
westerly direction, along the east 8l0D sI
Vine street E8X faots hence cast lIuu.
the south side Of the proposed Ann hireet
az feet TO The mOrihWosL eide Qf MNlH
street. aud thence along llo unftn nHn.H
side Of Main street nOrtncaaltlly dA1 ieH.
i 20 the place Of beRluWtug, embrHniuM M
part Of fota mum beers J. 4, and in LiilE.Iau
! a Iarrabee's EuLafEemnnt Of EVaunF 'lfe.
4 Aud any person "a grleVnc by featuM Ell
/ the adoption 81 this order mty, nt HHV
l time within six Weetft apply 20 the NnH-
7 mon Council for redress, by petition ON IHr
monstrGnco iu writing iet with the D'eliE
OF the Common Council, cDuiHlHluM "a
abatement Of the iuIuaea cJmDiainnl nf
and tbe amount demanded thefeflff MuA
said petition or remembrance Will be nufN
considered, heard, and determined on lna
9th day OF Deccm Der, 1869.
And IL Is further Ordered, That the .
record IN the Mlnuto-Book o. tho Com IHH
Council the plat of said Ann stree.
or opposed 10 be Wldened hereluf WN.NH
plat has been prepared by James ~. eHrts-
ders City surveyor.
a. NJ. Mc8RIHT, Clerh,
By lE. "A. MCGnWE, Depufy
Evsnsyville, sy Oct. 55d, isaa 5rUnion copy
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Cincinnati Items.

CINoINNATI, Nov. 30-H. q.
Schroeder was committed to Jail by
Squire Merchant, IN default Of sc, coo
bail, to appear for a further examina-
ton, on charge of forging the names
OF Stahl d Meyer to draft for a largo
sum. This firm cannot be dissuaded
from prosecuting. With three banks
the father OF young Schroeder has set
tied for similar operations upon them.
to the aggregate amount of s. 800, he
selling property TO make restitution.
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a destructive fire occurred last night at
Jackson, Michigan, caused BY q man draw
ing pasoiIne near - burning lamp. Total
loss estimated at $780, 600, with but little in
surance. A man named Runyan, while
assisting In removing property, WasIataliy
Injured by an explosion Of powder.
six men, on trial for murder, at Jack
sonviIle. Ill.,, have been convicted and
sentenced as follows: Ike Berry, peniten-
tiary for life; Frank BrittOn, penitentiary
for twenty-five wears; Matthew MeFar-
land, @. DAILY, Emanuel w. Berry, each
fifteen years; and simon Berry. not guilty.
A motion was made Tor new trial.
In the billiard tournament at Cincin-
rati, yesterday, the fourth game was won
by Casper IN tWenty-seven innings, over
Cnerry, by q score OF 500 TO 202. In the ex-
hibition game Brainard beat Slosson 300
TO 49, making run of 10 and = average
of thirty. Tieman beat Phelan Dy score
of 3C0 to SO. Four competitors close the
game and tournament to-day.
The wholesale liquor dealers Of Louis
willie will mem oriailze Congress to repeal
the internal revenue law Of July ZOtns lSoS,
and the ameniment of April 10th, 1859.
They suggest that the Government assess
the capacity of each distillsry, tn2s olstlIs
lers pay tax every fifteen days, and
when snirits go on the market they shall
not be subject TO seizure by revenue Of
dcer.
The Board of Directors of the Chicago &
No thWesteIn Railroad have resolved that
no officer or employee Of the road shall
hold any interest in any other railro "a,
express company, transportation COM
pany, manu- 'acturjng company, coal mine
stock, or iron works, insurance company,
or any other kind of business that con-
tributes to the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad unless by the unanimous consent
of the Board
w. NJ. Ramsey, before the Superior Court
of Cincinnati, on Monday, occupied three
hours in an elaborate argument for plain,
tiff, In the ease enjoining the School
Board from driving the Bible from Pub
lie schools, in which he elaborated these
! propositions: First That religious instruc.
| ton, in contemplation of law, is an essen
| tial element of our Common school syS-
| tenn of education. Second. That the Board
| of Education of the city of Cincinnati has
not the power to prohibit all religious ln-
/ structions In the schools of the city. In
| support of these propositions he cited the
| Constitution of Ohio, and adduced prece-
/ dents, showing the Interpretation put
| thereof.
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AN Illinois Judge has decided that
the power to regulate commerce can
not be exercised By State Legisla-
ture; and that. therefore, the law
prohibiting the importation of Texas
cattle into Illinois is unconstitutional.
The Legislature has no more right to
prohibit Texas cattle than it has to
prohibit Louisiana sugar or Connecti-
cut clocks"
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billiard Tnnrnnmnni.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-At the bill.
lard tournament the third game Waf
played this afternoon. Williamson
made 500 points to Grunkmeyer 373
The largest run made was 108; thir-
ty-six innings were played. Cherry
and Casper play tonight, and after.
ward Phelan and Brainard will play
an exhibition game.
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FORTY Indianapolis coopers are on
a strike against reduction Of wages.

ANDY JOHNSON declines becoming
a candidate for the State Convention.
His defeat for U. S. Senator has con-
vineed him that his skill as an cleo
tioneerer has departed. and he dare
not risk another defeat.
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THE indianapolis Journal indig-
nantly denies the statement of the
Mirror that Colonel w. r. HoLLo-
WAY had Withdrawn from the former
paper. We suspected that HARDING
was perpetrating one of his hardest
inLnr
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Annaratlnn MnlIoa.

a ND NOW HERE A. appearing O.
EA. the Mayor and Common 1QnmcII 81
the city Of Evansville that the fullg Ha
described territOry coniiHnols 70 .htn ..ll
and not plated or laid on into l0ihi IIH
whereof has beer duly made @nl NeiINeN
Nv anidavlt nccurafcly describing IH#
- - - 60 ,,-f -. 80 i,-1lr5sIs q "a 5vnirl ..I.
territory ~ described as iol3wrt t4-Wltf
Commencing mb the southwest carnn Hf
Brnyis Enlargem ent Of che city ~ ENanar
Vile, aud thence running north 691 ic-t
the BoutneaBt bank ~ the Wabash HH#
Erie Canal, thence n0riha1ateriV nIunH
said canal 785 ioet 20 tho mar HecNeu IIHfI
passing north aud south through lho ca.
tire OF section ~, town g BCntn, EanNn
west, in Nandcrburgh county ind
thence north along said hfh tced1N ~
500 feet 10 the quarter quarter
corner, thence west on the QunriNf 3 lNI
section line s3l feet ~ the southeast u
Chestnut street Of said cityl tnenee
westerly along the side OF 1heHtnutA
958 feet 10 the northeast side ot
easf sfda ~ Teigfh street IN foet ~
northwest bank OF The canal Hfon
tn hence HouthWcalefly aipus hHia
INC east and w,.at through the eent
section ~ Aforesaid aud from thehe.
fGq feet along said hair sccliun line
place OF Deginnlng oukhs ~ pe
n Ire said city cf hvnusvllle mho
part thereof and the said Mayor ".
mon Councl OI balu cllg 1eilt a-,.I
that said territory should ue 0l
and made part 0f faid cisgi ~ h
lowing reasons to-Wit: First, tlfl .1lN l-te
tent surrounded by said city N.N4f
said territory shares in the 1et .t
erage and other imprORemel nyN ii
aud necessary - DO made "a t9t
annexed 40 as W share 1n @Mt4
taxation equally with Otne RiYPlt4
iIarly situated, itnd now W. e.
rate limits Of fald cifyi az AAt4' litMi
Jurisdiction OF said city ~ 4el. tett
Is necessary TO enable ~ 49, 49, @ lll.A
eil OF said city ~ open a. ~ ott f. lta.
ST. Gets and alleys, aud ~ " Ri@elAe
essary and proper drg- ~ w .tt'N
ana Common C3npc Of sail eiiy give VI.
T9offce ar~ordfrlr ~ le feQnlremuutH nI #H
80 - ~, Css,+,,.Fea.i emhlt of che HIraH
- Tn1lfarn annrovd Marcf 9Th 1865. .n.t
thew will al nm lath day pf Daanm NHE.
ige1 ,,raao3t,t ~ fb Board of Com miss 'lar
erg ~ Vanderhtlfh County, a poilllor
fha anuewaffomA part Ol aaio City t.
ferrfforv herof lefOro described.
A. Al. MCGHEHFi CLERK
81 ~. a. MCanmH. DeHn
city Clerk isJnlce, October Ni, lao3.
oo26-6w y as...
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Cuban News.

HAVANA. November 30.-Tht1e is
much excitement 10 commercial cir
eles over the intelligence from the
United States that the Government
had caused the new Spanish gunboats
II tho New YORK Yards 70 be iibelied
ia such a maaner as to prevent their
sailing
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Nov. 3O.-The Times, re-
ferring 10 the possible cessi0n of San
Domingo to the United States, infers
from the present aspect Of affairs that
we should be'disposed 10 expect the
completion. of a treaty to that effect.
Such a bargain would be beneficial,
not ouly TO the parties concerned, but
to Europe and the world. The
Americans stand to lose but little
but what they gain a great deal. The
Island ought to become a new empC-
rum for trade. No people are more
deeply interested than ourselves.
Paris, November 30.-In the Corps
Lsglslatif to day, the opposition sub
nltted the Interpolation ia prolonqa-
tlon OF last September on the action
OF the authorities in the Aubin and
hlehamarie affairs, and in the troubles
OF last June, IN Paris. Deputy Mas
pail submitted an Interpolation on
the assassination Of citizens. and de-
manded the impeachment Of minis
ters. The introduction Of these meas
ures created much excitement, and
proceeding were very stormy.
Prince Metfernich leaves for vi
enDa tonight to confer with the En-
peror Of Austria.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 30.-The follow
ing IS 8 synopsis of reforms promised
IN the Emperor's speech: The May
ors are to be chosen from municipal.
itiesi the municipalities are to be
elected by universal suffrage, which
Is to be extended; there IS to be a
more rapid development of primary
education; diminution Of the costs
OF Justice and a reduction of the war
tax on SUGGESTIONS; the savings bank
system Is to be extended; more hu-
name regulations are to be made for
the labor Of children, and there Is 10
be an increase Of small salaries in
public Offices; useful measures con-
neeted with agriculture are promised.
as Is an inquiry into the exercise;
also a project Of law regarding Gus
toms duties. In his speech the EN-
peror says the situation Of the Empire
is satisfactory; that its foreign rcla-
tons are the subject of conRratula-
ton; that its finances are prosperous,
aud that the Chambers must prove
that France is capable Of supporting
free institutions, which are 40 honor
to civilized countries.
PARIS. November 30.-It IS again
rumored that Prince Dauvergne, the
Foreign Minister, has resigned.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nov. 30.-The mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived. Re
ports from Parsguayan sources state
that only tho vanguard of the allied
army was moving towards the new
positions of Lopez. The main army
was prevented from marching by the
want of provisions. The scarcity >