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The New York herald., 1870-10-22

NOR SALE-NO. 2S WEST TwENTY.SEvENTH
street. Just west OF Broadway the house Is four s,o
s substantially bt Of full width aud ccph, and ready
for immediate occupancy Apply to Il. u. LUDLOW CO.,
No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

C,oR SALE OR TO LET-I3s WEST FfFTY-THIRD
street; four story brown stone high stoop frs class
house Apply the premises, OF ). Is. BROWSkLL,
IS Wall street
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

TOR SALE-BELOw VALUE AND ON REASONABLE
terms beantitn three story and French roof brown
House cO1f6s9 Ia excellent order, Serknan Hl
ast Fieh strcct neighborhood trst class Address N.
NJ X, box 1876 Herald office. Agents need not apply.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
WiLsoS n BLACKWELL, AUcrloNEEH'
MALLORY Bi.ACKWLLL
viii sell at the Exchange Salssroom. Ill Broadway,
On SATURDAY., OCTOBER az, at IL NJ,

BY order Of Rufus +. Andrews, Esq. Receiver,
the desirable Farm OF ITO known the Garrison Iron
Nine formerly the property Of Lorenzo a. Eastman, about
three miles from Gafrisous Landing. improvements
ss Of fine residence with barns and staules and
cous Sheds located eligible portion Of the grounds
surrounded by elegant country seats hour and half
from New Yors by ra.
Further particulars the ooce OF Edward l.. Andrews,
attorney for the petitioner No Broad street. New York
OF the auconeer Liberty street. New York. and " ain
street, Peekssill N. Y.
On ACRE FARM, ONE.QUARTER MILE FROM
CO depot Midland Railroad OF New Jersey, hour
from city contains number OF villa s'tea with fine
front B0OKHOUr, No Broadway, Williamsburg
IN ACRES OF GOOD LAND, HOUSE. LARGE
Nv barn. Manhasset, l.. l. close to railroad and
steamboat for ~ 800 A. kAPELYE, lib William street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A NY PARTY LOOKING FOR ACTIVE BUSINESS IN
IN this city Of unusually favorable opportu-
nifty by below Applicants must have at least
20O cash and able TO give real estate or other good
rIty for as much more The business old established
one well very profitable, and, although
euslye greatly increased by proper attention Good
easons given selling and clDse Invest gaon fur nshed
No ebts other eDcImbrances. Principals only need ad-
-ress FLETCHER. Herald olca
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
the undersigned, under the rrm name OF Blake
Higgins, Us this day dissolved by mutual consent George
W. Blake collect the debts due the late
' - GEORGE w. BLAKE.
NEW yoaK, Oct II, 1870 THOS 9. HIGGINS 49,
The business OF steam heating In all It's branches will
continued heretofore at 2b Centre street by the under
signed GEOk0E W. BLAME.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

,,wo Lors-oNE IN FIFTY.TIIIRD STREET THE
other Fiftysecond street, Immediately in the rear,
fifth and Madison restrictions to
building. Terne easy Apply TO owner, E. PhALoN, lSs
ercerb
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANG

SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE WITH THREE
"A acres handsomely laid OUT abundance Of fruit fine
water ront elegantly located ut Bergen Point only half
hour from city, will exchange Address MARTIN, box 10l
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
TIE LECTURE SEASON.

S.., . :, -. !. - ..-.-
tue OF the season At Cooper Institute Thursday
Ing October a. Admission 30 cents; Reserved Seats, 81.
Subject Temperance" Tickets be obtained al the
rooms Of Nx,lonA Temperance Society Ia William street.
and at the following book stores Cart Bros D. f. Ran.
doph BrougLson * Wyman, W. G. Palmer, Jr and s. r.
Wells.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

DANkISG HOUSE FOR SALE--ON A VALUABLE
I'D of Greenwich street, with possession inmedl-
aely su,a c bank business Apply to T..
II. LUDLOW = CO. No. Pine street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
THE INDIANS.

pEPREDATIONs IN WYOMING TERR1TORY-sEV-
ERAL WHITE MEN MURDERED-pRoBABLE
CAPTURE OF A MAIL STAGE AND DEATH Or
THE PAssENGERs-THE PEOPLE CALLING
FOR COL. BAKER.
SOUTH Pass CITY, Wyoming, April 3.-On
the morning Of the slst ul Of Dr. James Irving OF
Atlantic City was attacked by about Is Indians In the
outskirts Of Atlantic City. He was shot with bullet
and three arrows and expired from the effects OF the
wounds on the evening Of the LIST inst The attack was
surprise 10 the citizens it supposed that the lnd
ans in the vicinity peaceabe having been sent here
by Gen. Augur After tho attack mentioned, party OF
citizens from Atlantic City to look for the pros
pectng parties scattered the adjacent country
They returned yesterday with the bodies OF j. MCGUIRE
A. Kellogg, f. Fasberry, W. C. Bennington, and James
H. Athck, which found in different places and b0r
rbly mutlated Four OF the citizens OF Atlantic
City are still missing. and there Is no doubt but
near the trail OF the Indians The stage due here
yesterday at o'clock has not yet arrived ana u
Is believed that IL has been captured by the Indians
party of from rs 10 100 on the LIST going
the route, and the weather 10 nne ana
the well equipped. any ordinary accident that
the present time The stage left Big Sandy Station IS
miles west Of here, yesterday morning all right On
board the stage were PaymasterGen. Alvord. Maj Rus
SELL four guards Of the United States Army, Fred
erick Hummell passenger William Benham, one OF the
proprietors OF the route, and W. A. Kelley. driver
to learn the OF this party. There Is but few infan.
try troops in Wind River Valley TO guard that important
settlement and In this vicinity OF any kind our
people loudly calling for Gen. Sheridan OF COL BAKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

"Our State born IN 1874 but the feeble and
suffering infant enters to-iay into q real life" but
should Congress say ayr auericd of tho party.
Congress will not hold to Its nay. twill reconsider the
situation and take the welldowered maid while she is
willing" put in Outstanding Senator.
The personal and political enemies Of are aes-
peraty indignant that he should have had the honor OF
leading annexation over their heads One hotheaded
Cabrasta declared that he ready Of twenty
devoted patriots Bruus could be found to lead them
TO the sacrifice of this ambitious Cesar but it appears
that the other 10 and the Brutus not forthcomnr
These scattering macontens lost in the rush OF the
annexation movement Flags and emblems of the United
States are cleaning out In every street. and even at little
wayside cottages the country roads. The Union 49,
indeed, much advanced, even In details than Is
generally believed The public debt has been classified
and will not in exceed 81 100000 The military
force ready for prompt reduction TO the regiment or
two which will be amply prepared TO keep the peace
everywhere. schedule OF tho public property is
already in the hands of the Washington Cabinet and the
Dominican Senate has agreed that their Republic will
enter the Union Territory II that should be the pref
erence Of Congress- though it's choice wond DC 10 go
Unlike Texas-as o State. 1t Is lowered with FIRST
valuable complement OF national edfces such as FORTS
Custom. House. and Post Office, worth more as mere
question of utility and Of market value than the $780,
600 allowed for them OF paying It's state DEBT
second, CustomHouse OF over s5OooN year.
which may be regarded free gift to the Unon third
the of the most central and commodous trade
centers OF the Antilles in the possession Of the Bays OF
Manzanilla and SANTANA.
These were the points as put by President Baez himself
TO the Grant Cabinet through his confidential envoy. j.
W. Fabens. The population, estimated from the mill
TIA nusterrol the church and the voting lists
rather falls short OF than exceeds 10000 The majority
OF the population blacks, but the Government is
chiefly administered by the white race because 1t also
represents large proportion OF the wealth and educa
ton Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
ANOTHER sroLENsBoND CASE.

On Jan. 2. 1862 the Office of Messrs. Bier
with Rocho ut No 80 PInest. was entered by thieves
and tin box containing $4,000 worth Of United States
bonds and other securities stolen Recently three
OF the coupons Of CovingtoD KY city bonds portion
~ ,bosc stolen were csshed the Hank Of America by
VIM o. BRANDON keeper Of loan Office at No 5o2 Broad
wny on Friday afternoon Brandon called ~ Inc Ioinbs
IN eydence In the case VI Edgar Deal and on being
anestioncd by Detective Elder relative to the coupons
admitted having had Them cashed ana said ne soa ,ns
hands Ia A broker In Nassaus lie was then arrested
and committed on Saturday An examination was Reid
m The Tombs before Justice bowling koDeft JaHfny
cannon and III Ideud clerk In the Bank OF America
brandon IA person bo cashed tho coupons
detective Vim Elder testified relative TO MS cohNesa
tl0n with BRANDON and said Brandon hnd o'd hn tna
o the bonds from stranger 10, % ccn.s on
I'm. do.r aud had sold them for 65 eents Tue coupons
were cached by him at the Bank OF AmeIiea' anu 'ho
hnuls sold TO IA broker In Nassau-st, whose name no
r,uJ NOT remember. Brandon, In response 10 n ours
tius az The magistrate said that he han puchAseu 'o
h,,Js ma good faith aud us ~ legitimate business ifahsao
ON he had signed his nano and address 10 iu o ,o
II ,DL Of the bank aud on the cheek 10 hau receiver ~
ptyiueut Of the coupons TIE nlagittialo oomh't'e"
ErludOn for trial iu default OF E5.W0 DaiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
ROME.
A BARE MAJORITY SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH
AVAILABILITY.

BARE MAJORITY SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH
AVAILABILITY.
ROME, Saturday, April 2. 1870
The CiviliG Cdttood. organ of the Jesuts. publishes
long article in view of the approaching discussion
on the proposition for Papal fallibility tending to
show that the Pope has no particular need of unan-
unity in the Council but that a simple majority is
sufficient to establish the dogma.
No SPECIAL AMBASSADOR FROM FRANCE TO ROME
" BANNEyILLE TO RETURN IMMEDIATELY.
PARIS. April 3. 1870.
Ia Libfrtt announces that NJ. Daru has abandoned
his idea Of sending special ambassador to Rome.
TheNarquis of Bonneville, French Minister TO that
city who is at present in Paris will therefore return
10 hs post immediately. The for this is found
in the failure of NJ Daru in his recent negotiations
ut Vienna. Madrid. and Florence for plan looking
60 concerted action.
According TO thelManorGl Diplomaiiq"e His Holt
ness the Pops defers the promotions to the cardinal
ats until September.
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SAN DOMINGO

VIEWS or AN ASxExAuoNIsT-yATIy RE-.
jccIHGs-M. GAUIIER's FLlICIT.rroN~
DIET AND DOVER.
San DOMINGO. March 4, eS70.-The anneYa.
ZION Of San Domingo Is fixed fact so far AZ N. ,o
non OF tho Dominican people and Government can AZ
complaint BY vote OF more than twenty toone thew
have declared for the Union ithss been an Under
hand trick Of Government. Discussion las been OMEN
ana this pssec Of te fact that O correspcsa
tnoe bavean San Domingo aBu wsshiD gton WIS being
carried On ssth reference 10 xatOp most from the
<aie OF Gen. C<7ni election. This knowledge has pre-
Dared the pcsss4 for "beconsDg part OF the great
nercsn Unon and 10 many Of the jutersr towns the
yassaf VIII p1sested and hurried on the action OF the
seAgnure On tht nth OF February. the 10Th annver.
~ ~ the separation from iayl" there wa all un.
hsstbie jubilee Throughout the Capital Tue Gay was
NM ~Sf The whole population was ont M It's sayest
h'fe the members ~ che Cabinet abe The whole body
=" neShLois met at the Pfesidents palace hear made
'he Informal but dehnnS statement trpn the lips Of
H'el !" TIE consular cOrptat the Dominican people
'"a PosAsey anu forever taktn their stand u purely
american nationally This AZ the day Of our second
"@'h' SAID H NJ Gaa,itr The Alglstcr Of the Interior
Ssouoittee Who called to Der grstuliOns on the
'Hsf "iie' AMI eonieai which had Ielgned ~ every
S'oPe joe county during tBs Iwe Yo~ss Of ie iebr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
THE NEW DOMINION.

TIE RED RIVER TROUBLES-PARTICULARs OF
THE EXECUTION OF sCoTT-CANADIAN IN
DONATION AROUSED.
The Toronto Globe of April 9, says: We have
particulars OF the killing OF Thomas Scott at Fort
Garry II appears that Mr. Scott taken prisoner by
Riel In December last bu made his escape after many
weeks OF weary imprisonment. When Boultons party
was formed he joined IL, and was captured by Rie with
the band, on their retreat TO the Portage. On the
srd OF March, Mr.. Scott singled out from the
rest of the prisoners. and tried-we are not yet
informed by what Court, under what form
OF procedurefor his acts above mentioned and for in
shifting Mr.. Rie and the guards by something he said"
which charge he denedand sentenced TO be shot the
next day The sentence carried out The clergyman
who visited him and Mr.. Donald A. Smith begged the
ruian Rel 70 grant his victim day to prepare
for DEATH but the boon was refused On the 4th March
he was led out few feet from the fort and kneeng in
the he prayed TO God for the forgiveness Of his sins,
lie said dreadful 10 put him 70 DEATH" but placed
his trust In God. Still kneelng. lie killed by era
shots.
Mr. Setter French half breed just arrived at ottawa
with for the Government, states that Scott
tried by French hafbreeds, who conducted the
proceedings entirely in their language that the
poor fellow had idea OF what going did he
understand a word that said. He was blndfolded
and taken out in front Of Fort Garry where he shot
at 10y three men, who did their work in ss-h .'.,,-
ana brutal that he was not killed. He was taken
nm by his inhuman executors aud placed in HIS cofn
where he lay writing In blpess agony for whole hour
until death terminated his suferings This net has
ated an intense feeling In the settlement, aud
now feels his life safe FOR single minute in the hands OF
the detested rufian 10 whom they render unwilling
allegiance Riel muster from 400 to 500 men. armed
with frstcass rifles aud all excellent Shots accustomed
10 prairie shooting.
The Globe comments the facts Of ScOtts death In the
following indignant strain "It is only few months
since the British and American Consus in Cuba guarded
a man about TO be shot, with their own bodies. and
risked their defense Of justice and their countries
honor Was there in all that assemblage OF So
called Britons ready, il necessary to 20 to death with
poor Scott protest with their latest breath against
the crying Iniquityi Apparently not Mr. Donald Smith
must be singular specimen OF representative English
men, for he, 1t seems, not only said nothing but
afterwards made himself busy IN counsejng submission
70 the rule OF the murderer and reports at st. Paul with
infinite naree that since scos death things have been
very quiet at Fort Garry?
Letters received by the Hudson Bay Companys agents
from their correspondent at Fort Garry give crcuim
sapta account of the execution and say Rels pretex'
was that Scott dangerous man, and had violated
his parole.
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nme-l;5of. lisa
GENERAL rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Tho Democrats of Albany have nOmina-
tee tho Hon. George H. Thatcher for Mayor
Gov Davis of Texas has called session
OF the Legislature to meet az capital the 2eth inst
The Petersburg Iron Works, at Rich
mond. Va. wee destroyed by fire ON Saturday. Loas
$4,000.
The San Francisco Mint coined, during
the month OF March s!2l50os making tue total coinage
since Jan. A,s9o.oS.
George b. Porter was murdered in Utica
on saturday. Amos b. Stafford and Hugh Msllon being
arrested on suspicion.
The steamer Thomas III. Allen, fp,m
Ltc Rock and Memphis Tenn. strucke log on Swan
Lake on Friday and sunk In four feet Of water
Mrs. Margaret Leonard of Worcester.
water and hacturlns her skull. She Was aboutS years
ofage
-. Robert Dale, charged with stealing letters
in that city on saturday motion made for
trial.
Gov. Bowie of Maryland has vetoed the
act Incorporating Chesn.!9vn ina. slse On, on h sns
are escribed Us "w white male citizens"
Samuel W. d. Moore, an old and prOmi-
nent citizen Of Rochester. died on Saturday He Ind
been twice Mayor, was for many yefrs Police Justice
asd was well known rs Wing politician.
The body of little son of Rufus Fuller
Of Worcester Mass u Of age who las been miss
saturday, hO having fallen in while at play.
THE body Of m unknown man was found
in the Hudson stuyyesant Lighthouse. was dressed
Ia black pants, Sco ana coat, pOcsef VI
coat handkerchief marked Charles c.
THE old New Orleans City Council have
passed an ordinance directing tue City TREASURER to sell
the city stock In the NewOrleans aud jackson Railroad
thus dsregarding the inJunctions OF the courts.
...Lickeider recently convicted in the Mont
geometry County ohoI Court for numbering his son. has
been sentenced 10 the Penenfisry FOR life. The case
Will be tukeD the Supreme Court on witt Of error.
The President of the Pennsylvania Equal
Rigts League has Issued proclamation setting apart
TUESDAY the 10th ns as day Of thanksgiving jubilee.
aud general reociug over tho RATIFICATION ffteenth
Amendment
IAN incendiary fire yesterday in Ports.
month Va destroyed six buildings including tie Post
Office The letters, office books ami papers OF Tue Post.
Oaice saved. Tho loss Is $1,000 partially covered
BY Insurance.
David WestbrOok and John Hoffman
while eHdeayoung To cross the Junata River ON s4tut'
day, at Huntington, Penn, IN small skh, were both
ned. the boat striking against the trestiewok Of
the bridge, and breaking IN two.
The property known as Flower Hall,
In Clinton Village, Y. Y. destroyed by hrr Satur-
$3.50. insured for o. 90; o. &. Powell, druegs loses
$4,000 Insured for 9O Mr.. btOekbiidge, saoonkeeper
loses ~ 900; no Insurance,
The strike of the coal-mners Of the
schayh,l region has begun. The colieres have been
stopping, after another since Thursday evening last
have occurred IN The scranton region
though II s expected that ~ the men Will stop
duy u tho MahaDoy and Tsmaoaa men 30 cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
THE LATE GEN. THOMAS.
THE FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE IN TROY ON
FRIDAY.

THE FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE IN TROY ON
FRIDAY.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The fonOwing dis
patches have been received here in to the In
qury Of Gen. Sherman whether Mrs. Thomas would con-
TO the burial Of the OF Gen. Thomas at West
Point:
ECHO, Utah. April 2, 1870.
Gen. W. T. SHERMAN: Mrs. Thomas preferred quiet
the arrangements to you. think Friday will be the
better day, II 1t IL agreeable 10 yon.
j. Z. WILLARD. Brevet Lieut.. Col
SAN FRANCISCO April 2, 1870.
regret cannot yield to the desire OF having the burial
at West Point. As Troy will be my future home, feel
that must bury Gen. Thomas in family lot at the
cemetery there. will leave to you the arrangements
remains they Will he deposited temporarily in the re-
ceving vault Col Willard knows my wishes. Private
services have already been held here. Sincere thanks
for Your attention. FRANCES l.. THOMAS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, ADJUTANI.GENE-(
RAILS OFFICE WASHINGTON, April 3. 1870. )
GENERAL ORDERS No. 37-The body OF Maj0rGen. Geo.
II. Thomas will he buried at Troy New York, on Friday,
April e at IL o'clock nOon and the ceremonies VIII be
Maior.Gen George @. Meade, commanding the military
division Of the Atlantic The will be battalion
OF eight companies and Gen. Meade is authorized To
two of the companies OF the Engineer battalion from
Governors Island, and the band from West Point All
officers Of the army who be spared from duty, all
civil officers OF the General and State Governments. all
members Of the Volunteer armies civic societies, and
their respect the memory Of him who holds sacred
place i'll the heart Of every American by command Of
GENERAL SHERMAN.
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
PROGRESS OF THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
cs.-.-.sssz- ~. A.-ia -'''-- - e
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COMMUNICATING bONAi hhib JILL" ~
'N''' PARIS, April s, 1870.
A parliamentary crisis is at hand The Emperor
desires to submit the order OF things to Vo'eo
the people and the MinisteTsare not Wiling 10 per
NIT the discussion of the Sendias CoHsa'fam by inc
Corps Legslatif Nothing definite on these points Is
known now. but declarations from the Cabinet are
expected TO be made at the opening OF the Chambers
tomorrow. 1t is reported that Prime Minister
Olivier will ask for vote of confidence and If this
is refused he will resign.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte is stl.n Paris. 1t is said
that he will 60 TO Belgium.
RIOT OF THE CREUZ0T STRIKERS.
The strike among the iron operatives at La Creuzot
continues On Friday the strikers became notous,
and made every effort to provoke a collision with the
troops which had been stationed there to preserve
order. The rioters attacked them and pelted them
with stones and only the forbearance of the officers
prevented conflict. Additional troops were sent to
the scene of disorder Saturday evening The city
journals publish kilograms from La Crenzot affirm
ING that the troubles there kept alive by contr
buttons Of money from other countries.
The son Of President Juarez Of Mexico is expected
here soon.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT SAN FRANcTsC o.

SAN FRANCISCO, April AT 11:50 a. M
to-day a sharp, wicked shock OF earthquake occurred
here Its duration six secondsthe direction from
toutleast 70 north west and the motion vertical There
was no damage life. limb, property, but there was
intense excitement for q few moments. AL ANIMALS
were terribly Heightened and several runaways resulted
from the fright The City Hail. wseSe the courts were IN
session the Merchants Exchange, the Mercantile Ii
braIy the Custom House. and other large buildings were
INSTANTLY vacated aud panic crCated nj tho hotels
The streets sxarmcd with people 10 moment. It Was
raining nj the time Prior Ia the shock the baronetar
yas observed To fall very rapidly
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CUBA.

GIN. ri ElLO At HAYAEA-ARANGOs MANIFESTO.
zen. Pueblo has arrived at Havana Arrange has
issued manifesto to the Cubans. He states that the
recent manifesto Of Gen. Quesado was q complete
falschUod.
GENERAL MOVEMENTS AGAINST TIE INsUR-
GEsTs-REP0RTED SURRENDER.
Havana, April "a general movement of the
Spanish troops against the rebels in the Central De-
partinent has commenced. Separate columns left
EneTtO Principe on the morning of April !. Another
has marched from Puerto del Padre, 10 attack the
insurgent. in the rear and Count Valmaseda has
advanced TO Cauto.
Gen. Geyentche is in the mountains behind Siba-
urea. lie reports that 800 rebels havessurrondered
there and he discovered and captured depot ofart-
ler which is supposed 10 be the only the insur
gents possessed, and o number Of small arms. His
prisoners report that the insurgent forces are IN
state Of dissolution.
Two powerful tOrpedoes were recently taken from
under the rails Of the Nuevitas and Puerto Principe
Railroad, where they had been placed for the purpose
of blowing up passing trains. Forty insurgents have
been killed in the Holquin jurisdiction since the
sisning Of uIe campaign. steamer arrived to-day
from Cadif with 500 troops.
THE NEW MINISTER OF THE COLONIES on THE
CUBAN QUESTION.
MADRID, APiiI Sin the CoItes yesterday, Seflor
Mcret, the new Colonial Minister in reply TO Ques-
ton from Unionist Deputy said his policy in regard
10 Colonial reforms ~ond be the as that of his
predecessor. He expressedhs disbelief in the rumors
ofaiesstious events in Cuba aud diseredted the
l<t THAT there was any diplomatic arrag cement be-
tween the United States and Great Britain on the
c.eaA question. motion to postpone the con-
s1aation of the new Constitution for the COLONY OF
Porto Rico was defeated by vote Of 1os to 49, The
Insonsts Deputies lei the chambet before the vote
wa taken WV