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Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

Tuesday last, 18th inst, We are rrintiDn
the list of prizes awarded and will Issue 4
in supplement- in tie course Of q fo-.
Idays. Tho labor ol preparing this list lor
the press is great, hence tic delay In g5-
| fishing. Raleigh Standu'G.
The PUBLIC PRmr1ve.- Tie bill pro.
viding for The public printing passed tLa
Houso yesterday, tho prices estab.iaL..
thereby being from 20 {, 30 por cen.
higher than bid from two "a. good Dlar-
teal printers rs there IS ii tho State, t4g.
lying before them, proposed TO do Il Ill.
Mea5Ts. Argo Cnd Durham offered amend
ment6 agreeing with the bid Cf L,Lessr-.
Nichols * GOrman, bat tho amcndment.
were rejected and the higher prices adop.-
ed. But who cares; tho people will har-
! It to pay.-R2leigh 6yatb.sL
A FORMER CITIZEN Go-u.-Cr- --aga..
throughout this entire section Of The couz-
try viii heal with sorrow cui reg1aa ol The
death Of Rev. S. b. AIcPhoetcrs, ID. D..
which -ocodrEed near SAeIbyTil-. Ken -scI.-.
on the 9Th inst. f'r LcP1o-..rs WAS ,
native of This city, here ua has .-zae
near relatives and q large Aunia. or
his friends yet residing; and gJsu. ~
years of age. Wo shall as able -asa .a
publish q more suitable tt":. g .a=
memory.
On Monday last a4o.Qa- 1a,sg d.. .o1uu
men left this county sol tl1 i.r Uo-..
where they hope t. better ,l-ie caad ion.
We are informed .da5 next week still
another IDstalmeIt viii s.alt g.He th.-
leave Us, not by 0Les and twot 1uz b.
dozens, and there IS uo -.'jua aoT soon
the drain viii cease. aa'em Prees.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

Ambassador to the President asking for
Federal troops to quell the insurrection in
Alamance. It is as fitting that among the
descendants Of those who first bore arms
against the tyrants who came to oppress
our people, tyrants now should spend their
feeble and expiring Efforts of oppression
and infamy, as that Holden should select
such man by falsohoods to inaugurate a
war against North Carolinians. A fitting
bearer of dispatches, truly, for such ruler.
It seems that the hanging of negro,
Wyatt Outlaw, was the moving cause in
this matter. 1t now turns out the hang
ing Of Outlaw was the work probably Of
party Of blacks. The evidence of the ne
gro woman, present when Outlaw was
seized by his executioners, tends to crimi-
nate party Of colored men who were
abroad that night in Graham in disguise
and whipped three other colored men.
Sheriff Murray, in published letter, says
that while there have been some crimes
committed in Alamance, land in what
county and State have there not p that
there has been no resistance to the civil
trouble, and in no instance has there been
failure 10 arrest parties against whom
charges have been legally preferred.
Complaint has been lodged against
no one for completely il the
Outlaw hanging, or arrests could
and would be promptly made. He ayers
to having arrested several colored men and
imprisoned them for Disgusting Themselves
on the nigH Of the murder, and 10Aipptmg
three CoLoRED men. This fact is strong
ground of suspicion, in connection with the
evidence OF the woman, that th~~~ "Ho
e1ree negroes, Aung one.
But what cares g our " Governor if strife |
is stirred up between the whites and blacks
of Alamance What cares he if the |
Federal troops kill white or black citizens |
of North Carolina, or are killed by them ?
In these affairs, ike the plotting Iago, he
can exclaim-
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

Gerrit Smith has contributed another
thousand dollars to the fund Of the Cuban
Charitable Aid Society st New York.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

Portland. Maine, has a debt Of -, 3sJ,
$40, including loans to railroads. The city
debt proper Is 1892 81, Iot secaEoa:
City valuation $50, 100000. III jucre4so Of
$8, ,OOO,0 900 in ten years.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

and BlOdgett-ReveIs and SE.aner-The
Georgia Bill and TenneSSee--ReH Butler
and Freedman's Bureau Rusnmers-Ku-
KIux ArgumeaLsa1e OF Cadetships,
&c, &c.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
House OF Representative,
Washington. D. O.

EJOtItItbI
n. @. REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE AGEv-
CY-OFTTcIAL AwARDs.-The scheme of
this agency, which was to have been drawn
on the 28th August, 1869. was drawn in
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
TREASURY DEPARTNEN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CFFIOE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Washington, March 9. 1870. J
SIR our letter OF the 5th inst, enclosing let
ter OF J. L. Bridges relative to income of farmers
is received.
In reply that farmers are required to make re-
turn Of produce sold within the year, and not re-
qulred to return produce raised Until the same is
sold' Very respectfully,
J. W. DOUGLASS
Acting Commissioner.
Hon. D. HEAToN,
House of Representatives,
Washington, D. O.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

Count BIsmRrck and the University of
Virginia.
Upon being informed of the wants of the
new Chair of Applied Mathematics in the
University of Virginia, Count Bismarck in
his capacity as Chancellor of the North
ampton Confederacy, has presented that
institution with a most costly and useful
collection of Photographic and engraved
designs of recent Government works in
Germany. They comprise drawings of all
the modern improvements applied to
bridges, canals, railways, and public build
ings. The presentation was made through
the agency OF DIR. T.. J. Boeck, Professor
Of Applied Mathematics and Civil Engi-
neering in the scientific department of the
University.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
The Escape OF Col. =. II. 4ergor.

Late Chief Surgeon Jac1s5u's C0m'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.
REID T. STEWART,
GEo. T. CHASE, G.
JAS. {. AYKEs,

There will be a general suspension of business
in Boston to day OF the battle OF Bunker Hill
IA new daily newspaper, called The Post, has
been established Pc Mexico The hrsi numoer WI" Issued
yesterday 1t fayorss protective anh
The annual meeting of the Western Unitarian
Conference was opened Thursday with sermon BY the
Rev Robert Collier large number Of delegates present
The bids for $3.50 900 of the st. Louis Water
amount the National Bank Of the State Of Missouri
@i. c. r..
at the steamship Henry Chauncey New York The
constitution with which she connect spoken June
few hours from Panama
1.-The grand concert of the Cincinnati Saenger-
neuse and inch Of standing being oSaPio IL e.
mated that Is eco persons were present .
IA new Australian steamship company, for d.
rect communication with sdney has eses G Of uV e
pected the steamers will make the time in q days
Application has been made for an injunction
prevent the sale or negotiation Of $50 S 81 f"sa SIi and Mo-
bile Railroad the ground Of giving state aid to private cooau0n
THE San Francisco Board of Supervisors have
declared Of the recent election the proposition TO grant
although expressed that great fraud had
been perpetra;ed in oier the vote shrmativey
-. Last year an attempt was made to remove the
hull OF the ironcad New ronsdes the New
jersey Delaware River below Philadelphia Th, failed and
the mchann proved dangerous to navigation istera
H. exploded breaking her hull into fragments so that their
will be easy The force Of the explosion was anent throw
some Of her iron plates sixty feet into the air.
The Boston, Hartford, and Erie Aid bill passed
Massachusetts, Senate Wednesday by Y 70 L. with import
which provide for the completion OF th road 70 villa
election Directors within three months and for the
prosecution Of The work the South Boston Flats Under the existing
approved BY the Governor and
ell also adopted providing that the Berde bonds
aepOs s ,p. O House eoneud in The senate
amendments 10 the Boston Hartford and Erie Aid hill liz TO lt5.
and added further amendments which sends the OH BACK again 70
the Senate
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MEXICO.

PARTIAL SUPPRESSION OF THE NSURRECTIoN-
AIRY BANDS-FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
LATE EARTHQUAKE.
CITY OF MEXICO, June II, via HAVANA, June
1eThe National Congress adjourned on the 31st of May
President Juarez in his closing message says the reyo-
uonsts in San Luis Potos and Zacatecas have been
duced to petty bands, and that measures have been
taken by the Government in cooperation with Congress,
which will prove OF great benefit to the country IN f-
ture -, =. -
yous dispatch felt at Tabasco. All the churches,
and nearly all the private dwellings at Mahuta, were
thrown to the ground by the shock. Near Pochutla
the roads were rendered mpassabe rocks fell from the
mountain sides and filled them up The loss OF life IN
this calamity is larger than at first estimated The
revolt at Guyamas has been queled New gold mines
have been discovered Jaapa The Goyfnor OF the
State OF Guerrers has been impeaehed Much excite
ment Is apparent here among the Government people In
OF the progress OF the Rio Grand rebels
conduca LETT this city for Vera Cruz to eaten
the English steamer. The wreck OF the steamship
Golden City has sold The Custom House at Mazat
Ian has embargoed the property OF Henry Brooks an
American, who refuses to pay exhorbtant port duties:
II is reported that PacdO Vega attempted TO attack
Rosario, but defeated and compelled to take night
rnmor is ailoat that Gen. Negrete Will JOIN tue ho
Grande rebels. Onofre Castillo Roman Catholic priest
OF this city married Sonora Fuentes The Catholics
are extremely indignant at the STEP
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.


Signor Muzio, formerly of this city, has
been appointed Musical Director Of the Italian Opera In
Paris.
....T The Aboltionists in London are urging
the British Government insist the emancipation OF
the slaves in the Cuban colonies.
49,. The London Times doubts the success OF
the new German American bank at Frankfort, which,
successful, would be a discredit to America
. According to the provisions OF the law
lately enacted in spain 1900 registers OF civic marriages
are 10 be opened by the middle of August.
49,. Breadstuifs of all kinds are advancing
rapidly at Paris on account OF the drouth. Bread,
which sold for pence IN the middle Of Winter last
year, now sells at nine pence.
Mr.. Renforth of the Tyne crew, has pub
lished card, in which he assures the public that the
rowing match between the Tyne and st. john N b.,
will surely Off and that the stakes are de-
posted.
49,. MonsignOr Capel questions the truth of
the rumor lately published by The John BuH to the eff
feet that the Marquis Of Butte contemplated return 10
the Anglican communion the Marquis Is at present III
SPAIN beyond the reach Of the rumOr.
49,. The Prince of Wales and the Princess
Alexandra to make state visit to Reading Eng on
the LIST July The municipal authorities and the ctl-
generally making extensive preparations 1Or
their reception.
see. In the case of Hill against Ribbetts, where
the inheritance to the property OF the late MI We Oh
Yorkshire Eng, amounting to f2G0000 was claimed by
daughter born In New-YOrk, the claim was barred by
proofs of valid Scotch marriage Of deceased previous
10 his marriage IN Ncw-YOrk.
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CUBA.

MILITARY CHANGEs-THE RECENT CAPTURE.
HAVANA, June A. via LAKE CITY, Fla;
June 16-Gen Mereo has assumed command OF Santiago
dc Cuba and Badrch has been placed in charge Of
the Government Of Porto Rico. The three gentlemen
last February for the Cuban coast They had not been
heard OF up the time OF their capture and were falsely
reported 20 been slain by their crew. There IL no
doubt that they have important relations with the rebel
leaders.
MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIBERATED By DE
RODAS.
HAVANA June 18.-Guiteras and Peralta, two
of the captured Cayo Cuze have been executed
at Puerto Principe and the third Canine, has been
fenced to ten years confinement in the Penitenary Col
Agulas column, operating In the direction OF Najaza
have taken number of prisoners and killed 26 rebels
who had been sentenced TO DEATH and liberated q rebel
prisoners most Of them negroes The insurgent leader
sanguili, has been wounded and Aususn Agullar' an
insurgent project, has been killed
THE UPTON EXPEDITION-FULL DETAILS OF THE
LANDING AND CAPTURE OF MEN AND ARMS
STATEMENTS OF CAPTURED oFFICERS-THE
SLAVE TRADE.
HAVANA, June 1.-THE Government pub
fishes full particulars of the attempt of the Upton
TO convey arms and munitions of into the in
terror for the Of the insurgents The most rustwor
thy information lie contained in the statements made out
by Almeyda Media. and Garcia, who went out on the
UPTON and all Of whom were captured and aferward ex
ecuted by the spaniards. The writers evidently had
I
but there is little doubt they told very nearly the whole
truth The letters appear in the Diao de Ia Marina Of
the 9th inst.
Almeyda states that the Upton left NewYork on the
morning of the i4h ult. At night steam launch was
brought alongside sea, and the men were embarked
from il on board Upton The guns and munitions OF
war were also brought the side OF the Upton by the
same launch He and others Of the expedition assisted
in putting them aboard The fare rather hard there
were no pilots on board neither for the sea nor coasts
and Csneros did not preserve good order The leading
men Of the expedition f. ]. Cisneros one Weser
man and Capt Harrison. Almeyda represents that he
sufered considerably from the pains OF hunger Us wen
ga from q want OF sleep. On the 10Th arms
mere given out These were q Spencer rhe,
. p,aeL,te. and a cartridge-box TO each man. and
later cans also cruiser chased theivessel night or
90 he,ore the work Of Decentralization begun On the
o,t AN effort was made TO disembark, but there was
fear that the attempt might prove failure and 1t vas
not made til the 28d Everything seemed TO have gone
wrong Some part OF the machinery OF the launch was
and this caused very great delay The arms ana
Munitions were placed upon the raft covered win indA
,,o, ana these were towed ashore by two boats one
~ me hoa,s capsissd seriously mperng the lives VI
the first party TO 20 ashore
N uoaa sls,es tina, some 400 " 100 aEus xfse PVT
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

SUCCESSFUL REVOLUTION IN COSTA RICA-AF-
FAIRS IN HoNDURAs-THE DARIEN EXPE-
DITI0N.
SAN Francisco, June ia revolution in
Costa Rica resulted the 9th OF April in the over
throw of the Jimmines Government Bruno Carraza was
declared President. Five officers were killed and num-
Der wounded in the conflict.
revolutionary attempt had been made in San Sal
yador and several Of the revouonists had been exed
In Honduras arrests Of political offenders
had been made, and fifty sixty Nicaraguans were
ordered TO leave the Republic. The revolution salts
factOriy regarded throughout the country all the pro-
yinces having declared their adhesion TO the Gov
eminent The work OF the Iner0ceanic Railway Is adj
yancing rapidly.
States steamer Nyack of the Ddren surveying exped
ton are expected to complete their work III June. The
accounts from the expedition are not encouraging.
The Secretary of the Supreme Court OF Granada had
been found guilty Of forging Government bonds.
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THE "CELESTLAL" SHOENAKERS.

TWO GANGS OF CHINAMEN AT WORK YESTERDAY
ASTONISHING PROGRESS OF The NEW AP-
PRENTICES.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, June 16.-Two gangs
OF Cinnamon have work to-day under
learning to bottom shoes They have made remarkable
progress and turned out work which no Crispin
need be ashamed Of fact shoe which the smart
est Chinese workman completed by himself decided to
be good any which could be picked out OF humid
red Of American manufacture These first learners
will teach their comrades, and in very few weeks the
full force Of the establishment will be at work turn
ing out which need not fear comparison with those
last night and under the advice Of the Head Center OF
the order Boston, resolved to hold out in their strike
against the other manufacturers and every measure
to embarrass Mr.. Sampson in his undertaking. sich as
tempting the white men to leave him, and continuing
the Tightening process &C. The shoe business Of course
il at stand-s here, the factories have telegraphed
TO countermand all orders for stock, and the town is
losing thousands OF dollars every week by the strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE DEMANDS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HER
DELEGATES AT OTTAWA.


OTTAWA, June 13.-The British Columbia
delegates are here. These gentlemen admit that poti
cal excitement and the state Of restlessness or unset
tedness which have been experienced lately In their
territory must end In Of two things, union with
Canada or to the United States Union with
Canada contingent upon the acceptance OF the terms
submitted to Government by the delegates last week.
as sent yO aud the first and most important OF these
terms the construction Of Canadian Pacific Railroad
is the one which the Government Is least prepared to
accept because OF it's heavy cost This is the rock upon
which negotiations will split they are quite likely TO
do, so far as l learn, because the Gov
eminent OF the Dominion really cannot
afford to build this railway. The Government freely
admits that Canadian Pacific Railroad IL necessity OF
the future British Columbia insists that IL IL necessary
of today British Columbia must get across 10 the lana
dian lakes and ~ the shoes OF the Atlantic And the
cannot get through to the Atlantic through
New-York and Boston. That's the whole question ~ re-
cards the railroad The petition signed In British Con
a for xaon the States served 10 SHOW whh the
peoph want They cut OF from he woria ny sh y,
seven thousand miles OF water and couple OF lhousu
miles OF land They have gold and silver TOT mneas
and every AGRICULTURAL product that can ma
hnt they can't make OF either 30 they want 70 g
u the busy world and DO business ON their own
sccount they want railroad 10 take them across tne
land and steamships 70 take them across ths waeI
They ARE too few their accumulated wealth 700 te
their means too new and small ~ build one OF the otee
Tor uemsslyea aud usV win qsee pasf aad Rasssl~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Marshal Henderson, of Bnghamton committed
suicide yesterday by taking Domestic trouble ned the
THE tannery of Ruff g. Co., Platte-ave and
Eeventh-s, st. Louis burned yesterday Loss $1,000 insurance.
$4,000
John G. Elder proprietor of the Ballard House
sangus Mas thrown from his carriage YESTERDAY and 1t Is
feared fatally injured
IA freight train on the Louisville Short Line
Railway yesterday into haBdar Maurice Station instantly
Killing James Dagsn.
The body of James T. Barnard was found in q
LOT southern part insham,on YESTERDAY where beheve be
night by cutting ks throat With
which oopd By his sde His vauAbes found his
The steamer Cambridge, in dense fog, of
Mopegan h Thsr into ard sunk the Schooner sesAn
Of Brooklyn from Boston balast the
escaped and picked by the Cambridge The steamer
damaged
Wights block, in Springfield Mass, was damaged
b. Of 1900 The are caught tie oase
81 Bay State Valve and Faucet Company Who lose ss
Morgan the tr hoor
900 v..er The other stocks d.msd BY ~Ss AUD re-
sebhias jobbiag vecwoker " Bunlan
picture ssd nedpsi Russell Bre.hsn machine hop and J.
Gillespie satesvksel Nsss,ss Teal hss. S'e.V~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
SOUTH AMERICA.

AFFAIRS IN CHILL AND PERU-AE EARTHQAKE
AT IQUIQUE.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-Advlces from
Chill that the change in the Ministry was regarded
as having an important political significance.
The Bolivian Government has decided not to collect
the six per cent expost duty ON foreign money.
Accounts from Peru represent that the prospects OF the
country are good. Money plentiful. The Peruvian
feet reinforced Is the strongest OF any OF the South
American Republics. Baron PeZ, the Austrian Envoy,
had completed treaty Of commerce. navigation, and
friendship with Peru and had sailed for Valparaiso An
earthquake near Iquique Southern Peru, demolished
several houses and involved some loss OF life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
DEATH OF CADET--REsOLUTIoNs OF CON
DOLENCE.

At a meeting of the second class, U. s.
Military Academy held at West Point, N y, June 16,
1870 the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
his infinite wisdom and nseuahe Providence hath seen
already circle Of class by removal oil
one Of liz bestowed and mos respected members -
friend AMI cassmae William Hunter
Dudley has FLIED hearts with feelings OF the pT0unce SORROW ana
regret
Resolved death have lost OF their most
beloved members her finest scholars his class one
very excellent qualities his fam
brother and society polished gentleman and
Christian.
RssOlref That tender heartfelt and sincere smpat his
family and friends 10 their great Bereavement y
Rolred That copy these resolutions be transmitted TO the family
ami Published The Army and Nary journal aud
The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
REID T. STEWART,
GEO. T. CHASE, Z COMMITTEE
JAS. {. AYKEs,
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PARIS, Thursday, June l6, 1870.

PARIS. Thursday June 10, 1870.
The Emperor is still suffering from the attack
of govt II is also reported that Prince Napoeonis
A bill relieving from duty all grain imported into
France introduced into the Corps Legislatif today
and referred 10 Committee The abolition OF the stamp
duty newspapers has been decided on by the Govern
ment.
The Consul Of the United States entertained at
dinner last night the Minister to Washington, NJ
PrevostParadol. Among the guests present were inc
French Minister Switzerland, several members OF
the Cabinet and NJ Laboulaye The Journal dee De6ds
euogzes the appointment Of NJ Parado and says he is
clearly the right man in the right place.
NJ Beonet has been appointed Secretary OF the nrst
class to the French Legation at Washington, and M.
Noirmont Secretary Of the second class They VIII san
for New-York with the new ambassador in few days
The examination Of the officers of the lnternatoha
Workmens Society will take place on the 22d nst peiore
the police tribunal The charge made against them Oh
maintaining a secret society contrary to the law
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prRsoNAIJrrIs BY TELEGRAPH.

....Ex-Gov Seward left Auburn on Ihnrfday on
wit he Prcdehek hODuose n IT, Were he VIII
wees. He 10 10 excellent health.
zee The Directors Of the Erie and Ontario Emp
Tie following ooers: g. Dodge o. Nsw
President Abgt konn Of Tofchto Wee Psdnl And "sei ''An
ley, Engineer.
-. Gov. Walker Of Virginia has not yet sished go
the bi consolidating the Norfolk and fetcs1urg le sc'n
The Virginia Railroads Gen Majors mA@sss'
ubbu " Cesshlyss Ls kss ALL bstadsy sgn u ve'os
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SPAIN.

HOW PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE Is RECEIVED.
MADRID. Thursday, June l6, 1870
Great satisfaction is felt here at the message
of President Grant on the Cuban question
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os,oo, and frerlshlp remain, with great respect,
,o,r friend and obedient ser ant, u. +. GRANT.
M M ~, W. I II r. Hear AttOrney-General.
Mr. Ackerman has been felegraphed for, and lie
ms WAY 10 Washin Hton.
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ROME.

PROGRESS OF THE 1NFALLIBILTTY DISCUSSION
ROME, Thursday, June l6, 1870.
The Gcumenical Council will commence the
discussion OF the last chapter of the Infabity Scheme
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rcrSpPAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The President sent the following nominations 10 the
Senate to-day: -, .....u., c.rs,.l of the limited
State vice z. Hosr, resigIed
ps.Io y pieTot4 Of Cal be Consul st Bucharest
The following shows the receipts Iolh e I az $50.
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FOREIGN NEWS. .
FRANCE.

HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR-PR0POSED ADOLF
TON OF THE DUTY ON GRAIN-COMPLIaENT
TO THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER TO WASH