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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-04
NOTICE.

WY B. SWISHER, a nonresident Of the
wv state Of Kansas, will take notice that
Thomas G. Hill, on the 26th day of January,
A. D., 1870, filed q petition against him in the
Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court for the
county Of Lyon, and State OF Kansas, and that
unless he answer said petition on or before the
be taken as true and judgment be rendered de-
elaring the title Of the said w. B. Swisher, to
be null and void as against the title OF the said
seribed real property: 10 b 8, / Z 10, 10 b Is,
b "a, II b %, I 8 b 20, l II q, o IS, II
b %, ! IL b "a, lob Sc. / 16 Al, / 2 b A, 9b
q IL y u 2 o. 81 % !; al 81. Z g
Lob 81, ! IL b 81, 8 b 100, b ITO, H. [
10 11S, Is ia, b 100, Il b 125, 9 b 136,
t6,I 49, y and - II 100 All In the
State Of Kansas. RUGGLES 4 PLUMB,
4-6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

JOSEPH A. BROWN and - Brown, his
q wife, whose first name is unknown, Aman-
da n. Bywaters, the unknown heirs Of Will
liam c. Bywaters, and Brownies, Homer & Co.,
by notified that they have been sued by p. b.
Plumb, and that on the cath day of January,
1870, he filed his petition against them in the
en- county, Kansas. and that they must answer
said petition on or before the 18th day of March.
1870, or the same will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against them, quietlng the
title Of the said P. B Plumb 10 the east half Of
the northeast quarter of section Il, township
Is, range 10, in Lyon county, Kansas, and de-
termining the interest Of the said Joseph A.
name is unknown, Amanda N. Bywaters the
unknown heirs of William c. Bywater, and
Brownlee, Homer & Co., in said premises, and
decreeing that the same be void as against the
title of the said p. B. Plumb in and to said
premises. RUGGLES PLUMB,
40 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 31.-The consol-
idated Bank of Louisiana was last
night robbed of nearly $4,000.
In the Legislature to-day, the House
passed resolution of impeachment
against State Auditor Wickliffe, and ap-
pointed committee to conduct the inn
parchment on the part of the House.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Lafayette Square this evening,
at which resolutions were adopted tax
ing strong grounds against measures
which had been introduced in the Leg
islature, alleged to give the Governor
of the State control over elections, and
establish militia, subject to his order,
grant State aid, etc., which are designed
to impoverish the citizens on one hand
and enslave on the other hand. Reso-
lutions also assert people will maintain
the credit and honor of the State, but
they will not pay taxes to meet the in
terest or principal of fraudulently issued
bonds, and will vote for no person to the
Legislature, who will not pledge him.
self to rigidly scru tinize all such trans
actions, and refuse to vote for the i'm
position of tax to meet such obligations
The President of the meeting was re-
quested to appoint committees for ev-
cry parish of.the State to obtain sigma.
lures to its resolutions.
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NOTICE.

UyESLEY THOMPSON, Nonresident OF
w the State OF Kansas, Will take notice that
Thomas @. Hill, on the 26th day Of January,
A. D., 1870. filed petition against him In the
once Of the Clerk OF the District Court In and
for said county, and that unless he answer said
petition on or before the 18th day Of March, A.
ID. 1870, the same will be taken as true and
Judgment be rendered, declaring the title o.
the said Wesley Thompson TO be null and void
as against the title Of the said Thomas @. Hill
in and 70 the following described premises, to-
wit: 8 1, lab 4, l Is b ., 14b 8, Is b Is,
Is and Is b II, ] p, 4 and 10 n, ] IL b4<,
II IS, and b q, L 70, 0 and IL so,
l and b 80, 5 b IS, / 0 b 81, | Al. IS a,
~ -, 10 b A, Il 4s, lot a, l6 b 81,
Is b "a, b IS, 6b 81; 10 b 60, l Il b 10, Is
and IL B 70, IA b 81, Q b IS, b 90, is bS7,
IS 104, II and Is 100, g b 100, b 10s. 1
ITO, l 6 b liz, / Q and II b lI3, II us, 1 /
and ~ b 40, i, I21. ! b 122, ] 1, 5 and 9 b
123, IL b 1s5, 8 and Is b I28, 1 b I27. 1 b
129, ! 4 b 40, and b 49,, III IS3, IL b IS5,
l and IL b 40, 142, I 2 b 143, 8 IA, ! 1
and l3 b las, b l47, 8 and 10 b i4s, b $50,
b 153, 1 and 8 b 154, ail IN the town of
Americas, In said county Of Lyon, and State Of
Kansas. RUGGLES PLUMB
80 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

u BARRETT, q nonresident Of the State OF
II . Kansas, viii take notice that Thomas c.
Hill, on the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1870,
6led petition against him in the ONCE Of The
Clerk Of the District Court in and for the eonn-
81 OF Lyon, and State OF Kansas, and that nm
less he answer sand petition on OF before the
nth day Of March, A. D., 1870, the same win
be taken as true and judgment be rendered, de-
elaring the title Of the said T. Barrett null and
void As against the title OF the said Thomas G.
Hill in and 70 the following described prem
ises; b 2, 8 8, ] 5 and 10 b 8, and I6 b
10, lab II, 4b Il. 10 b Il, ] II b13 : and Il
b "A. b Is, and 10 b 10, I Il b =, 10 b =,
" 2ss 4 and b g, Is 90, I 3 and 8 b q
81 3, ! b 20, I 3, and 10 3 a, 10 b -, . q
b IS, and b IS, 5 b 80, ] 3 b So, I II and IA
B %, is b g, l7bs7, ll1he4 lat
b Sc, b %, Is b o6, il b %, 1 and u o. 1
ID b 10, Is b 106, L b 1Ge, 10 i0a. no,
II III, b 1i2. B 1ll, II b Ia. 10 1se,
q 13l, I and II ; 1s4, is and Is B l3s, leb
las, 3 b 13o, b 49, Is b 49, 10 and IS b
Ia, 3, 8 and II b l4s, 10 149, all in the town
Of Amerieus, in said county Of Lyon, and State
q Kansas. RUGGLES &PLUMB,
80 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.
To an ssAom d mar concern:

To al s0h0m ft mag coRcerR:
NOT1CE is hereby given that an applica-
IN ton viii be made to the Governor Of the
State Of Kansas for pardon and Communication
Of = sentence and conviction, in the District
Court Of Lyon county, Kansas.
That the name Of the applicant is d. A.
Wilson. That the time when the spplicaef ton
will be made is the 18th day Of February, A.
D., 1870. That the oGense Of which he was
convicted IL, having on or about the 5th day Of
January, A. D., 1870, in the county Of Lyon,
and State Of Kansas, Hon. ]. 81. Watson, then
ami there being the Judge Of the Fffth Judi
eiai District Of said State q Kansas, and q
Judge Of szid district at said time, being Judge
OF the District Court q Lyon county, Kansas,
&C term Of said court In and for eaid eea1ty
Of Lyoa, then and there being duly held by
Judge j. II. Wntsoa) Wilfu11y, an1aWfully,
fraudulently and felonsously promised ard IN
dertaken 20 give to the said J.. 81. watson,
Judge a. aforesaid, certain money, to-vlfS: The
sum Of ave hundred dollars, with intent 20 OBJ
tain. procure and in1iuence fhe opinion, judy
meat and decision q said Judge as Aforesaid,
in favor Of the said II. A. Wilson In certain
civil cause and action then snd there pendfnZ,
in the said District Court, In said county Of
Lyon, wherein the said d. A. Wilson and Z.
a. Wilson, his wife, and one J. H. Wyatt and
Elizabeth Wyatt, his wife, were defendants,
and one II. Z. Norton was plaintiff.
And &C the said time ana place Offering "a
bribe said Judge, by then and there Offering %
give said Judge tbs SUM Of Eve Aupdred dol.
lars, TO in6aeAcskis opdnsoe, Judgment and de-
eision In his said Wilson's favor, in sid cause
then and there pending Ia said courf - afore-
said. 80
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NOTICE.

w. FOAK, q nonresident OF the State Of
q Kansas, will take notice that Thomas C.
Hill, on the 18th day of January, A. D., 1870.
filed petition against him I'm the Office Of the
county, Kansas, and that unless he answer said
petition on or before the 18th day OF March, A.
D., 1870, the same will be taken as true, and
Of the said j. w. Eoak Is null and void as
against the title OF the said Thomas c. Hill in
and to the following described premises: Lots
Z and . in block 2, lot In block Il, lot p
lot in block 81, lot 10 in block 81, lot IL In
block 81, lot in block 70, lot Is In block 1856,
and in block IA, lot Is In block I4S, lot II
in block Il, all in the town Of Americas In said
county of Lyon and State OF Kansas.
RUGGLES PLUMB,
&c Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. Lone of the most
extraordinary divorce cases ever
brought before a New York court is
now being tried by Judge Barnard in
the Supreme Court. The plaintiff is
Commodore John T. GLEASON, veteran
officer of the United States navy, aged
"a years. The defendant, his wife, is an
old lady of So, and mother of two
grown sons, and her companion in al-
legged adultery is an other elderly per-
the parent of grown children.
The witnesses against Mrs. Giasson
examined yesterday, were the wife and
daughter of Mr.. Howell. The alleged
criminality was committed in Provi-
dence, r. /. The unusual character of
the evidence produced for the prosecu-
ton, and the large wealth of one and
high social standing of other families in
terested, together with other circum-
stances, makes this case remarkable.
Prince Arthur was waited upon at
the Brevoort House this morning, by q
delegation of English, Scotch, and Irish
and presented with a congratulatory
address.
The Prince made feeling reply. He
dined with A. B. Duncan last evening,
and subsequently attended the firemen's
ball at the Academy of Music. On
Wednesday evening Prince Arthur will
dine with Moses A. Grinnell, on Thurs
day with August Belmont, and ON Fri
day with Edwin A. Stoughton.
The Prince will leave for Boston Sat
urday.
The failure of Nichols, broker, is an
nounced upon contracts for several
thousand shares of Rock Island stock.
New YORK, Feb. 2.-The murders
committed daily in this city are becom-
ing a prominent feature of morning
news. Yesterday Patrick Kelly, keep
er of q whisky shop on Front street,
was stabbed in the abdomen by an I'M.
known ruffian.
Joseph Ballet, leader of gang of row.
dies, attempted to kill John Fisher, on
Canal street,
Mrs. Catharine Welsh was beaten by
her husband, on Mulberry street, and
| lies in critical condition.
Buckhart, the Sleepy Hollow murder
er, attempted to assassinate his jailoI
and fellow-prisoner on Monday.
Popular indignation at the tardy mete.
ing out of Justice ia aroused, and un.
doubleday Vigilance Committees have
been organized. Their deliberations
have been in secret, but the police Off.
Gals have taken steps to guard against
any violation of the peace.
Rev. Horace Cook is to be tried fol
his escapade with Miss johnson, by hi
church, on April 7th. Temporary In
sanity will be alleged as his defense
The Presiding Elder is in favor of re
tanning Cook in his ministry.
A grand ball, in honor of Prince Ar
thur, came of at Delmonioo's tonight
Prince Arthur danced the first set witt
Mrs. Cushing, daughter of Collectol
GPinneli, of this city. The company
embraced $50 gentlemen and about "a
ladies.
The loss of Jay Cooke & Co. by thu
frauds of Gray, the bond forger, ex
ceeds 100000. The whole amount o
the fraud will exceed q quarter of
million dollars.
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EOHAiRm.


PARIS, Feb. 1.-Rumors of the death
of the Pope are again current to-day.
It is ascertained, however, that his Ho.
illness has been afflicted with an epilep-
tic fit, and is not regarded as seriously
ill.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Arrangements are
making for holding National Conven-
ton in this city early in March for the
purpose of securing an amendment to
the Constitution recognizing God and
the Holy Scriptures.
PARIS, Jan. 8.-The journals to-day
state that the French Minister of the in.
terror, in reply to q demand from an
English company, for the privilege Of
laying a cable from Algiers to France
said that hereafter all monopoly in tel.
egrapic cables would be abolished, and
that even private parties were at liberty
to lay cables.
MADRID, Jan. 31.-There was an ex.
citing discussion in the Constitutions,
Cortes, on Saturday, between Senior Fl
CARO-, as one of the leaders of the repub
licans, and General Prim. The former
defended the recent republican insur.
rection, and asserted that it was the de-
liberate intention of the people to de
fend their individual rights, which haC
been violated by the government. He
further asserted that these so-called in
surgents who had been killed by gov
eminent troops, were simply assassina
ted. Gen. Prim demanded retractior
of the offensive words. Figaro refused
to retract. The general supposition ii
| that 1t will end in duel.
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NOTICE.

ID r. WRIGHT, nonresident OF the State
III of Kansas, will take notice that Thomas
9. Hill, ON the 26th day Of January, A. D., 1870,
filed petition against him in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for Lyon
county, Kansas, and that unless he answer said
petition on or before the 18th day of March, A.
D., 1870, the same will be taken true and
judgment be rendered, declaring that the title
against the title of the said Thomas c. Hill I'm
and to the following described premises: Is b
4, 8 and b %, b &c, IA b %, ] B "a, l 8 b
So, / IA b 9s, 5 90, 11e, 0 b 1es, IL b
1875, II b 137, b l42, b IA, l AS, & b
146, l 4 b Isl, all in the town of Americas, In
said county Of Lyon, and State OF Kansas.
RUGGLES PLUMB, 4
4-6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

~ II. REEFS, a nonresident of the State OF
W. Kansas, will take notice that Thomas c.
Hill, on the 26th day OF January, A. D., 1870,
filed petition against him in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for the conn-
ty Of Lyon. and State of Kansas, and unless he
answer said petition on or before the 18th day
of March, a. D., 1870, the same Will be taken
as true and judgment be rendered, declaring
the title of the said G. II. Rees null and void a.
against the title Of the said Thomas C. Hill IN
and to the following described premises: IS
and Il b ). b 8, I IA b Is, ! 8 b %. b %,
30, II b 33. 1, b 50, l 8 b A. IL 80, b 3
and 10 b 90, II 81, l II los, Is 1O7, II b
100, b ITO IL b 126, l 9 and b 12e, I b I45,
b 149, all in the town of Americas, in said
county of Lyon, and State OF Kansas.
RUGGLES PLUMB,
4-6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE

THARLES c. sLoCUA, 3 nonresident of
Henry B. Norton did, on the 25th day Of jan
uary, A. D., 1870, file petition against him In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, Of
the county Of Lyon and State Of Kansas, and
that unless he answer the same petition on or
before the 18th day Of March, A. D., 1870, the
said petition will be taken as true, and judg-
ment rendered in accordance with the prayer
coed to sell one-fourth part of the southwest
quarter Of section fourteen, (14) in township
nineteen, (l9) of range eleyen,( IL pursuant 20
trust created by deed from the said Charles
c. Slocum. and Juliette II. Slocunl, his wife, to
II. B. Norton, (plaintiff herein) at public or
private sale, to the best adv antage, and apply
the proceeds to the discharge of the trust so as
aforesaid created. RUGGLES & PLUMB,
4-6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

~ GORGE BORDERS and Roana Borders,
" and William Scott, non-residents of the
State Of Kansas, are hereby notified that they
have been sued by p. b. Plumb, and that On
ton against them in the office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
and that they must answer said petition On or
tition will be taken as true and Judgment rem
dered against them, quieting the title Of the
said P. B. Plumb in and TO the northwest quar-
county, Kansas, and determining the interest Of
the said George Borders, Roana Borders and
William Scott, in said. premises, and decreeing
that the same be void as against the title Of the
said P. B. Plumb In and to said premises.
RUGGLES & PLUMB,
4-6 Attorneys for PlaIntin.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NnTIEE

ToHN Ii. ANDRUS, OF parts unknown. will
= take notice, that on the 9th day Of Janua-
r. r. $50 T; B. Plumb filed his petition against
~ ~ me District Court in and for Lyon csun-
sanae on or before the 11th day OF March, 1879
me samS VIII be taken As true and Judgment
Plumb TO lot No. 2IO Commercial Ssreef- in ~
town Of Emporia, in said Lyon county. and
determining the estate or interest CT fkS saiS
John II. Andrus therein TO be nun ana S,oi1
against the title of The said P. B. Plumb.
RUGGLES & PLUMB
46 Attys. for p. b. Plumb
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Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 31.-On Saturday
Mr.. Bryant had warrants issued against
Hon. Foster Blodgett, Col. E. F. Blod.
gett, Hon. E. Tweedly and Hon. james
Fitzpatrick, for assault with attempt to
murder. The trial of Foster Blodgett
occupied two days, when the Judge de.
cided there was no cause for action, and
required Bryant to pay the costs of the
prosecution. Bryant then applied IL
withdraw the warrants against the 9th
ers. The application was refused by the
Court. The prosecution of the partie!
is looked upon as malicious and for pc
litical effect.
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The last span of the Ohio river
bridge at Louisville, was completed
yesterday afternoon. The length of the
bridge, exclusive of approaches, is one
mile. 1t has two main spans, one OF
$40 feet, and the other of 400 feet, and
draw over the canal. The time re-
quired for construction was two years
and s;S months. 1t win be ready for
the passage of Trains in three or four
days.
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Baldwin, the great retail clothier Of
New York, has a sensible word about
panics in his little monthly newspaper,
lie speaks thus cheerily to all his breth.
zen: eve don't believe in panics, and
we shall not put our trust in those who
raise the hue and cry of hard times.
They give no reasens.-a diseased imag-
ination is the parent of their gloomy
apprehensions. In short they ere
.quacksvsthey help the sick man to grow
worse, but have no panacea, and they
ought to he sent mp without bail.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 31.-Dr. George F
Collins, the noted desperate, was ar.
rested and sent to Bullet county fol
shooting farmer named Perry Bishop
three miles from Mount Washington
Collins had gone to Bishops to collect
twenty dollars, which he was unable to
pay, Whereupon Collins shot him.
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PEABODY, MASS, Jan. 31.-The fnner-
al of George Peabody is officially an.
nounced to take place here, Tuesday,
February first.
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Okfeaxo.

CHICAGO, Feb. LA spcciai from st.
Paul says startling news comes from Fl.
Garry via Pembina, Jan. 10th.
Riels has been ousted from his brief
but absolute dictatorship in the Red
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DIED.
On Thursday, the 9th day of January at eight
O'Clock q. m, WILLIAM JOSEPH McCoRlIcK, aged
10 years, Smonths and 1e days.
Why should our tears in sorroW hoW
When God recalls his own
And bids them leave world OF woe,
For an immortal croWHf
Is not cen death gain to those
Whose life to God was HivenP
Gladly to earth their eyes they closer
To open them in Heaven.
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DfssOIved.

Dissolved
TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
cd By mutual consent. DR.. Jacobs continues
tie drug hQsi1ess st the old stand. Persons
knowing themselves indebted 70 tins IRA VIII
call Immediately and make settlement Of their
accounts. Settlement can be made with either
DR.. Hibben or DR.. Jacobs.
February -, 1870.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of Nc. L. Lambdin ESQ. Ply.
mouth, Kansas February /, 1870 Mr. JoHN Will.
SON, of Plymouth and Miss FREDoAIA WEDDING
OF Toledo, Chase county, Kansas.
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MILLINERY

/ DR. ES S NJ "A KIN Ct.
= would say to the ladies Of EmpoFfa, that
have Just opened est my new stock o. win
Ter goods, consisting a ribbons, 1aces, flowers,
feathers. silks. s&ftns aud yelvets. Bounets
and Hats made % order. Ladies, please give
me . cali.
Second aocr south Of BanerOf9s new store.
4+Sa MRS. ~ RANBO.
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To our grades Of Lumber. They are
CHICAGO GRADES UNCHANGED.

Thankful for the past liberal patronage, we
hope, by strict attention TO the wants Of our
customers, 20 still merit their favors.
Call and examine our stock before purehaa-
81 Cowgirl L WILHELM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-14
Foreign News.

A special dated London, March IL, says
The Cabinet has decided on the measure to be
submitted to the Parliament for the enforce.
ment Of the laws in Ireland The Lord Lieu,
tenant of Ireland is to have power to proclaim
martial law in districts where unusual trouble
exists. Extraordinary powers OF srrest and
detention are granted to magistrates in such
districts after proclamation. In some cases
police and jury trial are dispensed with. The
police fore is to be largely increased
FIX Queen Isabella and her husband have
agreed 10 submit their differences to an arbi-
tration The tribunal will be composed Of five
persons, one Of whom will be jules FaVre.
The Radical journals of Paris, attack Jules Fa
vre bitterly for having in his last discourse in
the Corps Legislatif promised his aid to the
Ministry.
Count de Montaembert, chief OF the liberal
Catholic party in France is dead. All the jour-
nails including the Ultramontane organs, ap-
It is reported Count Daru, Minister of For
eign Affairs, will issue manifesto explaining
the policy Of France toward the Ecumenical
Council. Count Daru has not demanded that
France have a representative IN the Council
because of the proposed introduction OF the
dogma OF iniallibity, BUTTON account of the
publication Of the schema, which seems to
touch the question OF Church and State The
official Journals say there is no intention of
withdrawing the French troops from Rome.
A duel between Prince Henri de Bourbon
and Duke de Montpensier took place seven
miles from the walls Of Madrid. The nriuci-
pals drew lots for the first shot, and Prince
Henri de Boubon woD. The advcrssres cx-
changed their first fire at ten PAGES without re-
suit. They then advanced on each other, and
at seven PAGES the Prince fired ADD missed.
The Duke returned the fire. shooting his adver
sary through the head. The latter fell to the
ground, and in few moments expired. Duke
de Montpensier showed the utmost calmness
during the combat, but was much affected
when informed OF it's result. AS the Prince
was poor, the Duke offers to provide for his
widow and children. The quarrel was caused
by harsh letter against thc Duke which the
Prince addressed to the MQntpenscrists. Herr
was brother of Prince dc Assis, Consort OF
ex.Queen Isabella, and cousin of the Duchess
Montpepsier.
1t is reported that, 10 spite Of the constant
vigilance of the authorities on both sides OF the
frontier, numbers of Garlists have crossed into
Spain.
10 the Cortes Deputy asked if there was
any foundation for the statement by New
York journal that Senator Sumner said he had
received propositions from General Prim for
the sale or cession of Cuba to the United States
General Prim pronounced the statement utter
" false. 10 answer to an Interpolation regard.
ing the political privileges Of Cuba, General
Prim replied that no election for Deputies to
the Cortes had been held in that Island, the
authorities reporting that the time bad notyes
arrived and the troubles were not ended.