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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
C. PEAvY-HIs ABSENCE AC-
rnENTEn EanR

The Advertiser, together with other
papers of this State, published few
weeks ago, an article from the Paw
nee City Tribune, giving an account
of the sudden disappearance and un-
accountable absence of Mr.. J. c. Pea
Wy, of that city, and expressing fears
that he had been fouly dealt with.
The case turns out to be another of
urine and WOmdn" Mr.. p. has been
regarded for ten or twelve years past
as one of the first men OF Pawnee
count in all respects man of busi-
Ness and wealth, but like all others
who yield TO that particular tempta-
ton, has fallen. He leaves wife and
four or five children, who are the re-
cipients of the warmest and universal
sympathies of all who Know them.
His defalcation proves to be about
S35, 900. Mr.. Curtis, his partner, has
the fullest confidence of the commit
nifty and business men, with whom
the firm had for years dealt, and is
working up the case to the entire sat
isfaction, and even admiration of all
parties. The creditors will loose
nothing, and by their iberality Mr..
Curtis will be re-installed in the pros
porous business he has for years en-
joyed.
Peavy commenced his debauchery
at st. Joseph, followed it up to Chi
cago, where he disposed of $4,000
worth of cattle, and left then for parts
unknown. .-t..
This is one of the saddest instances
of downfalling that has ever occurred
in this State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Omaha and Northeast Nebraska,

1t is an impression in northeastern
Nebraska that the Omaha papers ig-
more the region north OF Douglas
county, We are proud to say that
the Rcpubiicda in its liberality endor-
ses and influences every movement
set on foot for the prosperity of north
ern Nebraska, and it is the only pa
par in Omaha that docs not oppose
projects for the we'll being of this
region. With the Nebraska 1duer-
tiser, the Republican commends the
project of sending up a railroad from
Omaha to the northwestern towns
DAKOTA city Mail.
The above is portion Of an article
in the above named journal introduce
tory to an article from the editorial
columns of the Republican. We ap
preciate the compliment, but think
that our contemporaries of the Mail
are mistaken in supposing there is
want of interest in any of our jour
mails here, in improvements looking to
the establishment of more intimate
relations between northern Nebraska
ond Omaha. We are sure that it is a
promising field for the trade of this
Cily anu one III MuLCn .cOlll lDcllllOll
will be much less embarrassing than
that likely to be met with in the
south.-Omaha Republican.
The Mail concludes thus:
"If Omaha helps us, we'll help
Omaha. We take the initiative, and
will guarantee from Dakota county
$50, 600; Dixon, Cedar and Leau-
qui-COurt counties, $4,000 each, for Il
railroad that will connect us with
Omaha and make her the market for
this fertile section of Nebraska"
We say to the Nail that we are
pushing things" down this way,
you may look for the road along the
west bank of the Missouri river, to be !
from the Kansas State line
to Omaha before the frosts of II. We
intend to have the ears in this place
by the 4th of July
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Last week, in mailing the Adrer-
tiser-and in keeping with a practice
of fifteen years-our mailing clerk
dropped an advertising circular in
each package intended for the Post
Master himself. In day or two we
received the following note, from the
Post-Mastef:
"Your paper, this week, will re-
main in the office until postage is paid
at the rate of six cents each, or you
can show me some law for sending
circulars enclosed with the paper.n
While, perhaps, the exact letter of
the law may be violated by enclosing
circulars in newspapers, the spirit is
not. Only the past summer prose
cution for this offense, was brought
before the u. 5. Court, at Omaha. 1t
was thrown out-not entertained, and
very properly too. Custem sometimes
supercedes law, especially when the
spirit is not violated. Our Post Mas
ter is discreet enough TO nerer see cir
cuIdrs in newspapers, although they
come every day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
BERLIN. Nov. 20.


Odo Russell has received assuran-
ces from Bismarck that there is no
private understanding between Rus
sia and Prussia on the Black Sea
question. 1t is asserted that Russia
has declared her Willingness to grant
very extensive furloughs, TO .allay the
uneaslness of the people. Bicmaeck
will he represented in the North
German parliament by Herr Del
hTue. -
The treaty admitting the States of
Baden and Hesse into the North Ger
man confederation has been signed.
The German prisoners the French
claim tn have taken near COntniers
were sick and wounded men. The
assertions that forty millions of francs
were found in Metz are untrue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
LONDON, Nov. 20,


A special dispatch from Brussels
says there is every indication OF
Mo!tke, anticipating the supreme ef-
fort 10y Truchu and fearing the ability
OF Germans to successfully resist a
sortie in foace, has ordered an a6an-
donment of the former plans of the
expeditions on the west and north
west of France and the concentration
of all the forces i'll the immediate
neIghborhoOd of Paris.
1t Is reported that Russia has fifty
iron clad monitors at Nickolief, draw
ing eighteen feet OF water. The Rrus-
sinn Qualifications of Agof have been
greatly strengthened, and gre repre-
sented as impregnable.
My dispatch last night, concerning
The new demand made by England,
through Odo Russell, for an armistice
Was sonfirmed tonight by the Obser-
yer, which says that negotiations for
an armistice are opened on a basis
that promises success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Successful Eneounters

LONDON, Nov. 30.
The Luxemburgh Echo says the
Francs teriurs have been successful i'm
several encounters with the Uhlans
lately near the border. Many of the
latter have been killed, and more than
thousand Uhlans have been driven
into Belgium, where they were at once
disarmed. The siege of Montme,Iv
continues. The garrison made sue
cessfui sortie on the I7th; 800 Ger
mans were killed, wounded or can
tured. The besiegers nave since with
drawn beyond the fire of the ferti ess
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
War Items.
LILLE. NON

....r LILLE, Nov. 20.
There was fight yesterday in the
department of the Aisnc between a
French force, composed Of Franc
tireurs and Mobile guards, and a
Prussian detachment moving from
Tergny. The French finally retired
in good order. The losses on both
sides are about ebual There was a
similar encounter on the same day
near Menesseo, i'm which the French
were driven back. A skirmish at
Guissy, near La Ferre, is also report
ed. AT Sarcy, on the 10th, an en-
gagement took place, in which the
Prussians lost POO killed, wounded
and prisoners, and l5 Franc-tireurs
were wounded and one killed. ....
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
LONDON Nnu

The belief on Downing streets that
russia, In Difference to the united
opinion of the great powers, will with
draw her pretensions, advanced bv
6ortschakoff's note, and expresses
her Willingness To refer the question
al issue To conference, which will
not be summoned until after the Tor
niinatioh of the present war. IL IL
believed IN some quarters that Italy
VIII ultimately join Austria and En1.
lana: There is no truth in the renort
th"t Turkey is negotiating with Rms.
sla IN regard to an aTmistiee between
the Feench and Germans, the same
difiiculty as before blocks the way
that is the difficulty about the proyis-
iohing of Paris during the truce
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

At a meeting of the official Boart
of the NJ. Il. Church, at Peru, the
following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, The Rev. NJ. Prichard has
been appointed Presiding Elder OF
the Lincoln district, and as conse-
quence is compelled to resign the
pastoral work at Peru; therefore be
it,
RcsOtrcd, 1st, That while we re-
joice i'll his elevation in the ministc-
rial ranks, we sincerely regret the ne
cessity that causes the change.
End, That we esteem Bro. Prichard
very highly for his work among us,
and his anxious concern for the pros
perity of the charge.
3rd, That we commend him i'm love
to the cordial sympathy and kind re-
gard of those among whom he may be
called to labor as an earnest, efficient,
devoted servant of Christ.
BY order of the Official Board of the
NJ. 4. Church, Peru.
J. NJ. Mckenzie, Sec'y.
Nov. Dist, 1870.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
senator Drake and the President.

q 81 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
Last spring, when Chief Justice
Carter, of the U. S. Court of Claims,
decided to resign his position, it was
offered by the President to Senator
Drake, of Missouri, and it was the
Presidents intention TO make the APP
pointment this winter. Senator
Drake is Row here trying to obtain
the fulfiIlment of the promise, but
the President does not desire, owing
to the result of the election in Miss
ouri, to spare the Senator from Con-
gress at this time, partly because
Drake is one of the warmest support
ers of the administration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
STATE NORMAL SCHOOI.-NEW
PRINCIPAL.

AS our readers are aware, Prof. Nc,
kENZIE, by reason of his election as
State Superintendent of Public IN
struction, has resigned the position oi
Principal of the State Normal School,
at Peru, in this county. The Board
of Directors have secured III. H.
STRAIGHT, A. b., of Oberlin, Ohio,
to fill the vacancy. We have not the
pleasure of all acquaintance with the
Professor, but feel well assured the
Board has the best evidence of his
fitness for the position.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Nov. 21st, 1870.

Prof. Hayden, who has just return
ed from a Geological Exploration in
the mountains, and is spending a
few days in Omaha, met the Board
of trade of that City last evening, and
addressed them on the subject of the
coal formations of Nebraska. Prof
Swallows recent letter on the subject
of coal fields, has had the effect of
string up our people again on that
Interesting subject.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
p3gsH0 500 Papers and MAJ

m fUT g-T--I- I-1F
ciub rates. Back numbers S1llIpIi.J " 8"
Address G 10. FRA Sk COI-IFY
~" -. Louis 40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

The active agitators of the Tariff
question seem at loss how or where
TO establish an exact line, in order to
make direct issue. Shall it be tariff
exclusively, and solely for protection /;
shall it be entirely free trade, or tar
iff' for revenue only. We believe the
people of the United Suites will
adopt neither extreme measure on
this subject.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

The Yale College scientific party
VINO have been exploring in the
Rocky Mountain region, have discov-
cred, among other things, an ancient
lake bed, containing great numb bers of
extinct crocodiles, turtles, serpents
and other fish, with the remains of
rhinoceroses and other tropichal ami
mails, most of which are new to sci
ence. he expedition is now on its
way to California.-Erchan9e.
The Yale College party may have
discovered an additional "ancient
lake bed" containing extinct turtles,
croeediles, &C., but similar lake. beds
and remains are not ns,0 in the region
referred to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
NOTICE..

TO Inc hrlrs of the Iate Stephen Fnage. deceased.
w HEREAS yuH have refused t0 grant th> yigh-
" OF way, 70 the ErOWnVille, IT kearney & VI.
cihc Railroad thruugh the following describes
reInlseS- tO-Wit; The Northeast quarter Of Section
thirty-hve, t35-) in township six. (6) north os
range fifteen, TO-. east of sixth principal meridian
situate IN Ncmstha county, Nebraska. Now, tker,g
lore, You VIII take notice, that Alfred W. Moran
Lemon PlasterS. stephen W Kennedy. John Ffnra
William Harris aud Geo. =. Gilmore. six diSute1
ested freehOlderS Of said COtnty of Nemaha VIII,
have been selected and appointed by the Prohath.
Judge OF SAID county 70 assess damages In such cS
es. OccaslOned by thS9pPrOpratiOn OF land 10 the.
use Ol Sad Tai!rOud company, Will meet upon ties
said tract Of land and inspect the same and proceed.
tp assess The SAID damages on Ehc 18th day of De-
cember \. ID. $50, At ten o'clock NJ of sad dayt
Given under our hands this ISt day of November
\. y. iS5H.
BHtlWNNILLE e FT- KEARNFY r. H. 60
nINE't by W. 4. Lk1-r President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Seven editors were candidates fol-
Congress in New York at the last elec.
ton. G. C. Norvell, of the New
York Times; Thomas Kihsella, of the
Brooklyn EagIe;- r. B. Roosevelt, oi
the Citizen >, James Brooks, of the
Express Horace Greeley, George
Wilkes and Ellis III. Roberts, of the
Utica Herald. OF these, Kinsella,
Roosevelt, Brooks and Roberts were
elected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
CONUERCTAL.
THE NEW York MARKETS..

NEw YORK. November -
Gold has not been very active to day. opening Il
III "a; advancing TO one H. and fuCtuating between
that and lll3s To !l1ai, at which 10 closed Loans
were made at one per Gent annum for carrying but
short interest, being very strong from fiat To per
cent annum. ana iIdl per cent per day for use was
asked, and many loans were made on these figures
MOney-E.lsy at 4ll5
Flour-CinSes duh and lower; super 9O0G -
Wheat-Dul and lower; nav spring closed at 50
al 3ps: winter, I DCfi H.
Corn-Activc ana higher; old No. mixed. 500
81 new sStsg0.
natS-Beiter and closing firm western g., n e.
Pock-COsed rather more active at 81; old and
new mess spot SIS - seller fUuI months
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Arrests.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 20.

Geo. Ottinger, w. G. Phillips,
Charles Livingston, Charles Savage,
Andrew Burt and james Finnemere,
officers Of the Mormon militia, were
to-day arrested by u. = Marshal
Patrick, III the instance of Gov.
Vaughan, for arming and drilling in
violation of the proclamation of the
late Gov. Shaft and engaging in re-
boiling against the United States, an
der the law of Congress of 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
W.SuTHC,;roE Nov 81

W '-hN'II T - ~ -N'''' :
Hon. III. \. Risley received a tele-
gram from eX-Secretary Seward from
Pekin. saying he AMI his party had
arrived there all we'll From Pekin
they will proceed to Calcutta, Bonn
bay and the Persian Gulf.
General Butler had an interview
with the President, also with Seere-
tary Boutwell, to-day. s.- ...
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Will any one venture guess why
the Tecumseh Chiettd,n takes so ac-
tive an interest, in the Cogswell-Furn-
as ''set-to?" Now, don't all guess or
bet at once one at time. Will the
editor be clever" and publish both
sides Of this interesting subject?
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
The President and Senator senurn.

New York, Nov. %.
A Tribune Washington special says
the President, in conversation, yes
terday, referred To the report that he
had treated Senator SchuRtz coIdly on
his arrival in Washington last week,
and had been friendly to Senator
Drake, and said the story was entire
ly unfounded. Both Senators called
on the same day and both were de-
clined admittandce, as the President
was engaged and declined to see near
ly every one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

We have received the first number
of new paper, published at Mem
phis, Tenn. Land and Emigration
Journal" published by the National
Land and Emigration company.
Push Things" is its motto.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

A little girl being sent to the store
to purchase some dye-stuff, and for
getting the name of the article, said
TO the clerk: John, what do people
Ole with ?' "Die with? WHY. che.
iera, sometimes" replied John.
We'll, believe that IL the name
L want three cents WORTH
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

The Omaha Herald and BrownvilIe
Democrat, ever so nearly Siamese-
twinized, as either to sneeze when
the other takes snutf.-Adpertiser.
May be we do sneeze when the Her
ala takes snuff, but we are not half so
bad as a neighbor we have, who
smacks Ills lips when Butler takes a
drink. k.-Democrat.
That is so decided hit, and so
pointed, that we enjoy it hugely-sol-
id chuncks of fun i'm that.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

w. j. Abbott, the post master at
Lincoln, in this State, now confined
in the Penitentiary for the term of
ten years, for robbing the post office
in that city, has been pardoned by the
President of the United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
e FT. KFARNF,Y r. r. co
- BY ". c. LETT. President
NOTICE..
To Thomas z. simpson :

w HElt-AS, ron have refused 10 grant the right
W oi way To the BFOTnviIle. Fl Kearnev e Pa
cldC Railroad through the following describes
premises, tO-Wt- The NJ, ar of sec. one i'm town
Sllp hEe il north Of range fifteen H. east of the
90 T. ". situate IN NenIaha comfy. Neb Now
therefore you viii take notice that Alfred W Nor
gan Lemon PiaSterS. stephen W. Kennedy John
Fl9ra. William Harris and George =. Gilmore II (
dtShterested irecholdeTS Ofsaid county of NeInaha
bate Judge-of said county 10 ASSESS damages IN
scl cases, occt% 4eti By t!e appropriation OF land
10 nc use or SAID I;tuTDJf Company, will meet
anu proceed 10 assess the said damages thn f5N
DAY OF December. $50, az O'Clock. a m. OrSad dav
, GIVEN under cur hands this fst day Of NOven,-
her a. D. IS7g.
BRONNSiLLE e TT. KI,NRNEY R. r. co.
30 By n. q. KFyT-T. President
ATRAN NOTfCE--Taken up by the subscriber
- no the str day Of October, \. ID. 1870 on his
premises IN Bedford Precinct. Nenaha tsHIDtv
NenFit7k k;t, one white sucking calf No marks,
~, -,N-ll ~ 4 T. ID. HUGHES
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

The next Congress will contain
four colored Representatives; and
singular, too, all from former fire.
eating prO-slavery States. Virginia
sends one, South Carolina three.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Senator Geo. p. Tucker left Ne
braska City q few days since with
timbers for gross of Johnson county
bridges, says the Chronicle. MIR.
Tucker is alive to everything that
pertains to the developement of our
State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

1t sounds well to hear an ex-rebel
find fault with the President for ap-
pointing Vaughn, a converted rebel,
Governor OF Utah." and charge him
with displaying great deal of self
ish love for the ex-Confederates.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

DO we understand Peter Gideon. of
Excelsior, Mimi. in his communica-
ton to the Western PomoIogist, TO
claim the Iona Grape as a black
Grape?
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
The English Mission.

The names Ofseven gentlemen, with
statements of their merits and gualifi-
cations, for Minister to England, have
been presented to President Grant 10y
their respec i've friends. but he has not
made up his mind on the subject.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
War Feared to be Ineyitable.

hIVNDVN, LNON. T
independence Beige expresses fear
NAT war Is inevitable, and that all
me great powers will have rrmies i'm
the held before the first of January.
me Times this morning iutimatrs
that the restoration of Napoleon is on
the cards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

A new paper is to be started i'm
Plattsmouth called the Cass county
Democrat. Mr.. Fox is to be the Ed
itor and publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Presidents Message.
MASIIINGTON- No,

The President has completed his an
nual message, which is said to be
brief, or about the same length as his
first one to Congress, and that it was
read 10 the cabinet to-day. ...
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
The Italian Election

FLORENCE, Nov. %.
Inc return from the election for
nIetnnefs or the new parliament are
not all received; enough, however
10 warrant the statement that the gov
erhment Is sustained by an immense
majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
SNOW STORM M Denyer,

.Ha.- 10. DENVER, Nov. 20.
An extensive snew storm prevailed
last night. extending from Denver
South to Santa Fe. ....
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
pIssolu.,on Of c.-Pa,, ,bn.,.,,. :,
Legal Neiice,
ESfray Notice.

TAKEN UP. on the 9TH day of November. $50 b,.
Il by the aDde7sisne6 living Two miles norm -
Peru. NemaiTa cOanty, Nebraska the fOllovriD..
described stock TO wit: Is
Ont red and whire steer. two years old croD ~
the right ear and swallow fork IN the left VI
One roam steer one year old
One white steer, with red ears. one year Old.
One white heiier with red ears one year Old.
One bTndle steer. one year old:
One red and white hsifeT. enc year old:
Svx-Ir T A fsr
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Redick's new Opera House at Oma-
ha was formally opened on the 18th.
by the Old Folks Concert, for the
benefit OF Trinity Church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
OUR X. X. BONDS.

We have just been shown a letter
by our County Clerk, from banking
hease in Pennsylvania, seeking in
vestment in our county Rail Road
Bonds, making enquiries as to sur
rounding details. Thus far the COM
pany has been able to, purchase all the
ties they want, and pay oue-half for
grading in Bonds, at s. and 80 cents
on the dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Experience In Virginia has demon
stated the fact that it takes negro
ynryman just tour minutes to go 10
the box, ~ A' III
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Prussfans Surprise6.

Tours, Nov. 20-midnight.
The PrussianS at ChatillOn were
surprised by Il party of Garbaldians,
under Ricioti, and all were either
killed or takea prisoacrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
LONDON. Nov. 20

All leaves of absence to guards
have been cancelled, and orlerS have
been issued to have them prepare for
active service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
NEW COMBINATIONS
RATIONAL PRINCIPLES ,
CINCINNATI June I'm.

CINcINNATI, June L. 1870.
hH q. Il. SMIrH-DCdT sir. Nv mother scaIa
ed her foot so badly could not walk wliri,
,h IIingIy swelIed My little boy had Jumps ON hi.
tnroa' ana very stiif ne'ik- got up in the night
s ana hathed his throat and chest. ana gave i'm,
twenty drops OF your Oil. They are now bnth Well
,----.. JOlIN TOOMEY
Express Office, s. West Fourth street
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Late Paris News.

LONDON, Nov. %
News has been received from Paris
oy balloon, up to midnight on Mon.
day. The city was entirely tranouil
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Fremont has voted So, 900 in Pre-
cinct bonds 10 bridge the Platte river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Parisfans Disheartened.

VERSAILLES, Nov. 90.
Accounts from Paris show that the
Parisians are much disheartnncd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Turkey Preparing for Resistance.

LUNDUN, NOV. ~.
Advices from Coustantinople show
that the Porte is preparing to make a
pretentions. ..# ...-. ....
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
George Francis Train again Arrested.
New YORK, Nov. %.

A cable dispatch says George Fran
cis Train has been again arrested by
agents of the provisional government,
and is now in Jail ut Lyons. [GoOd. !
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
CHICAGO GIARTlET.

CHICsGo November -.
FlouT-Dull Spring extra at ) OlG5 2J. .r.
Wheat-ictiye. No closing AT / tS7t t.fIOt
Corn-Nn. DAN and unsettled, closing at 6tR65
OatS-Ffrm and higher. No. closed at HaI2l >.
Pork-SI9 75it S2J for cash.
Catte-Dull but prices steady at 750IjO.
H"gs-Sales ranged 3jeG - common to fair; $50
6L6 Is good To extra. .s
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

dWIw
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
L.N.R.R.n.NorICE- j..

NOTICE is hereby given TO- the stockhoId,-,
- Ofthe Little Nemaha River Railroad Companv
that more than ten per Centum Of the capital StDct
of the said company has been subscribed and tbat
the sad stockholders are required TO meet az tba
Office OF Hewett & Newman, i'm BrOwnviile I'M Ne
mahN County. in the State of Nebraska at the bon-
OF two O'Clock, p m, on Thursday the 18th day ar
December. a ID. 1870. for the purpose of choosing
seven directors. and taking such other stems ta
wards completing the Orgaaiz-si0n of said Gonna
ny may be necessary.
Per order of
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24

Chas. Sumner delivered a lecture ia
IN chicago, last week, at FarweIl
'ail. Theme: "The duel between
=" and Cermauy.n
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-11-24
Ihe Duke OF Aysia Accepts the Span-
tsh Crown. =

.'.. MADRID, Nov %.
he imperial says the formal ac.
Geptahce OF the Spanish Crown by the
Duke OF AOsta, was received here on
sunday. An escort squadron leaves
Carthagena for Genoa next Friday