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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-03

TUE
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND
Will commence operations on the Sd day of JANUA.
RY, 1871. at the BANKING HOUSE la ely occupied
by Messrs THOMAS BRANCH & CO., (opposite the
ost-ofiice). The public--merchants and citizens
are respectfully invited to call and favor us with
portion of their business.
J. B. MORTON, Cashier.
hichmond, Z9th Dec, 1870. de 30--4t
DlCTUREs, PICTURES, PICTURES
LOOKING GLASSES, LOoKINa-GLAssEs.
L0oKING-GLASSES.
FRAMES, FRAMES, FRAMES.
ALL STYLES, ALL sizes AND DESCRIPTION
LARGE FAMILY BIBLES, BIBLES, BIBLES.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
Will be sold by payments of weekly installments.
as cheap as they be bought in tho city for cash
FRAMES of ell description and style made on pre-
mises Parties in want of any of the above will save
money by calling at the store, or purchasing from
my agents.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
Nos. and 10 Eighteenth ST., bet. Main and Franklin
Richmond, Va, and 19l Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
no 9-3m o. ~
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IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT FOR TRAVELLERS.

On and after this date, THE LOWER POTOMAC
hOuTE Will be run DAILY Sundays excepted)
Trains will leave Byrd Street DEPOT at liI5 A. M
daiiy Sundays excepted), connecting at Acquia
Greek with Steamers, via Lower Potomac Route, for
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, Bos.
TON, AND THE WEST.
Returning Steamers will leave Baltimore daily.
Sundays excepted) at 4:30 P. NJ, connecting with
Trains at Acquia Creek, arriving In Richmond daily
lMondays excepted) at 2:38 p. NJ
me Train leaving Richmond at $50 P. NJ and tie
IRAN arriving in Richmond at $3.50 A. M. is discon.
tinued until further notice.
Ine accommodation Train between Richmond and
Milford will be run daily fSundsys excepted loaypq
BROAD street Depot at $3.50 z. and arrive In Rich.
mond at $3.50 A. M. ~
me traveller Will find the Lower Potomac Route
:. j. y. GENTRY,
ia General Ticket and Freight Agent
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ME ETINGS.

VIRaINIA HOME BUILDING FUND AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.

RICHMOND, Jan. 8, 1871.
Senate.
Mr. Waddcll, President (pro tsm.) in the
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House OF Delegates
BILLS PASSED.

House met at noon. Mr. Hanger in the
chair.
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OFFICE I44I FRAKLIN STREET.

ENTANTED--A first class SRMParhESS and
wv LADY'S MAIp--uneneumbered.
Apply at No. sl0 Twelfth street
ia 3-ts
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DIED.

TNHE SOUTHERN AsSOCIATIoN.-RAFFL
Il for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans of
the Southern States.
Distribution No. 1o2. EVENING JAN. l., /
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CERTIFICATES or RAFFLE can be purchased
from Capt. W. l. DABNEY, at the branch office, No
Eleventh street, one door from Main.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22

A Holiday Present.-Br0oks' Boot and shes
store 575 Broadway, removed consolidated LIS
Broadway corner fwenynnth The largest
Boots and Shoes In the city at reduced prtces DE-
not for the Skates. French embrodeEeA
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen for the holidays.
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THE FIRST sLEIGHING.

Dashina Up the KOad-Fun, Frolic and
Fashion-The Slei2hing Perfect and the
People Happy as angels.
The dry, crisp, hard snow last evening brought
out the rst slelghing parties that have made their
appearance this year. Alter dinner number OF
sleighs were visible on the dinerent roads
in the Park, and on the upper
end OF the Filth avenue blooded horses
got their FIRST chance with sharp corked shoes to
display their PAGES. Al the entrance to the PARK,
corner OF Fifty ninth street, groups OF sleighs
congregated, while the drivers and their inmates
some fair some frall-clambered out t. get drink
or a dinner hastily at the nearest restaurant.
AT StetsOns IN the PARK, there were pleasant
dinners eaten sparkling WINE drunk, happy senti
cold moon sailing above, passed merrlly as mar
rage bell. II was beautiful picture as the seigh5
dashed along the winding roads OF The Park,
which had blanket OF snow covered
happy faces and sparkling eyes Of hundreds or
charming girls surrounded by like fairies OF the
BrOcken now visible Tor moment, then to dtsap-
pear in hazy and cold vapor, their voices
lngling like bells IN the brittle air.
the first time an utter absence OF the rowdy ele-
menl-the CouncImen, Aldermen, thieves. hangers
on and rascals generally who have cursed New
York city SINCE 1904 The places which mad known
them knew them last evening no more. Berthof's,
their breastpns, the sheen OF their velvet coats
or the thunders OF their blaSpnemies 1t was
all done, down forever, down, down into
night, and the smoky. whiskey laden
on the lair white snow like the miasma which comes
from smallpox patient. Last night was full OF
gladness and brightness on the snowy carpet, re-
leved Of oil Its former offensive concomltants.
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THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
The Hudson River EfecfunIiy ClOscd-Csath.
ering the Ice CrOp-Rare sport Of Skaters
Preparations for Ice5Oat Races.

The Hudson River Efectunliy CIoscd-Gath.
ering the Ice CrOp-Rare sport Of skaters
Preparations for Ice5Oat Races.
POUGHKEEPsIE Dec. 81, 1871.
The intense cod Is the chief topic OF conversation
to-day. At seven O'Clock this morning the mercury
in the thermometer marked six degrees below zero.
At four O'Clock this afternoon 1t marked only two
above, and after dark 1t dropped TO again. or
course the effect Is visible everywhere For fifty
miles south the Hudson is soidly bridged with
Ice. All communication between city and the
opposite shore by ferry ceased this morning. The
steamer could not get through, and arrangements
are in progress for putting down bridges from the
shore to the Ice so that teams can cross. The
ferrybo ia LAID up, and pedestrians ON foot
above her old track. AT Rondout this morning the
steamboat Norwich had to break track for the
1erryDoat Lark TO Rhinebeck, therefore that route
kept open by the steamer running all night
tonight. Here this afternoon skaters were
seen gliding about the river IN every direction.
AT Newourg this morning the rerrybeat Union
finally managed to break track and IS now run.
ming regularly. She, too, will be compelled to run
al ns' o ss wq %s keep er ak
Garncr, winch connects with the Datchess and
Columbia Railroad. has mad nard time OF It. At
eleven O'Clock this morning she was within
500 feet or the shore, when she was COM
PEELED 10 cease operations for the time
being In consequence OF the heavy Ice obstruction
Her passengers got down on the ice and 'Iooted III
TO shore 1t will be an utter imposslbiity for her to
keep ner track open.
At West Point this morning, or. rather, Garrisons
the erryboat was trying 70 force her way through,
but could hardly move. To-nighCs freezing Will
probably close her business for the season. In
Peekskll Bay soop lies in the middle OF the river
frozen In.
For a distance OF over one hundred miles the
Hudson Is now effectualy closed, and the Ice Ear
vest will commence at once. Extensive prepare.
Staats6urg, RninebecK, Kingston, Barry town. sau-
gerties, Germantown, Catskill, Athens, Hudson,
Coxsackie and other points, and the Ice will be OF
the very best quality. Thousands OF men and horses
are peing hired rapidly. Many OF them VIII com-
mence work tomorrow. In consequence oil the
severe cold trains on the Hudson River Railroad
have not run very punctualy to-day.
The ice poatmen are In high gee over the pros
poets OF a ivelv season. and already little whisper
ings occur relative TO the merits or the respective
poats. Mr.. John Roosevelt will place MS Low boat,
the Iccle ON the Ice tomorrow. In short time
there will be an annual election OF officers IN the
Poug lceDoat Association. Mr. q. IL.
BooIn Is now Commodore; but there Is feeling
against him among the members. because OF his
tarlness IN getting OF races, ana u Is not improb
able that there will be change. MIR. Booth Is an
enthusiastic admlrer Of the sport aud has spien.
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APPAIRs IN VIRGINIA.

Vote ON the Fuundins Bill-praying for Prcsi-
dent CRAMPS Amnessy-The January In
scress On state Bonds.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec q, 1871.
After three days discussion. which terminated
YESTERDAY the Senate passed. by vote OF 81 to IL
the concurrent resolution staying the funding OF the
state debt which passed the House last saturday.
The resolution now goes to the Governor for ap'
The Senate to-day unanimously passed resou
ton petltioning Congress to pass the General
Amnesty bill as recommended by the PRESIDENT. .
Both houses OF the Legislature are DISCUSSING tne
payment OF the January interest on the state ueos
The Indications are that the interest Will be paid
No northern mail reached here to-day owink "
the Ice IN the Potomac
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The WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains splendid cartoon together with tho
very latest News by Telegraph from All Parts OF
the World I'D to the hour or publication, including
an Account Of the Riot In Londonderry, Ireland;
the Grand Duke Alexis IN Canada; Report Of the
owl Service Commissioners and Message OF the
President accompanying the same; the Mormon
Murdercrs Horrible Wife Murder in Mas sacnnsetts;
Parade OF the International Society; Arrest OF WIN.
NJ. Tweed on Charge Of Felony, together with the
legal proceedings which followed on application for
bail; Destructive Fire In Paterson, N. j.; Statistics
OF Commerce and Navigation; Trial and Conviction
OF Richard Wise for wife Murder In westchester
county and Wholesale Raid on the Faro and Keno
Hes In Richmond. IL also contains the latest news
By telegraph from washington; Political, Literary,
Artistic Religious, and SPORT lntelligence Ooitu-
arr Notices; Amusements; Chronological; tacetle;
Editorial Articles on the prominent topics OF the
day; Our AGRICULTURAL budget; Reviews OF the Cat
tie, Horse. Dry Goods and Boot and shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence ana accounts
OF all the Important and Interesting events Oh tue
week.
TERMs:- Single subscription 81; Three copies. 50;
Five copies. S.; Ten copies. SIS; Single copies nvo
cents each. limited number OK Cd verflsements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1871.
The latest advices from China state that Admiral
kellet OF the British Royal Navy, is lying danger
busly III at Hong Kong
JAPAN
The Japanese advices state that the social and
botioal revolution there IL making astonishing
progress.
the government Ia considering the policy OF send.
ing twenty one young ladies. daughters OF daimos,
20 America TO be educated.
Twenty onicers OF the United states frigate Colo.
rado and many other foreigners were presented TO
The Mikado who Will visit the Colorado and witness
, naval review.
Inc hikado has already visited number OF for
eign residents and enjoyed his visits greatly.
The Buddhist priests in the country have been
potineo that their temples viii be closed, and that
they must enter the army as soldiers or earn their
Living In mechanical occupations,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
Our Next Lcgislaturo.

The LocKpOrt Union (democratc) thinks our next
Legislature Will be run by the railroad interests,
and that the appointment OF the Senate committees
will be taken out or the HANDS OF the democratic
Lieutenant Governor, Beach. Upon which the AL
bany Journal remarks:-
While the editor, OF course. knows nothing about
what the 'mext Legislature" will 40 ne Is we pre-
with the Lieutenant Governor. The majority VIII,
as they should, designate their own cOmmttees 1t
IL neither usual nor proper to allow political OPP
ponent to shape legislation IOr the majority. Gov
ernor Beach Ii too sensible O man to expect any.
,hing oil the kind.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prince Bismarck In Reclamation Against French
Retaliation by Individual Outrage.
The PrusSian Premier PrOnounces Com
Ing "WOe" to the Conquered.
TELEGRAM TO tine NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Dec. 81, 1871.
Prince Bismarck has sent despatch to Baron Won
Arnim, the German representative at Paris setting
forth the feeling OF evaporation caused In Germany
by the outrages perpetrated on her soldiers In
France.
He threatens to seize hostages In the occu-
pied provinces unless assassns In the future,
who escape into neighborng PROVINCES are not &c.
livered up TO the German officers BY the French
authorities, and declares that "unless these horrible
butrages cease the army OF occupation shall be In.
Creased and the expense and burden OF Its support
which Is paid by France, be doubled"
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r u S S I a.
Official Press Comment on the Catacazy Case
in Washington.
1hs Aspect Of Europe and the National Entente
with Germany-A Last Blow to Poland.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

6T. PETERSBURG. Dec. 81, 1871
The Messenger, an on1cial organ OF the Russian
government, announces, for the first time, the re-
moval OF Minister Catacazy from Washington
owing 1t says. 40 personal difficulties which might
prejudice the good relations existing between Russia
and the United States"
GHE ENTENTE WITH GERMANY, WITH WORDS OF
WARNING.
The new offlclal press organ OF the Russian gov
ernment in ST. PetersDurg-the Messenger-pub-
fishes an article on the present aspect OF Europe IN
which It says:-s'The other Powers should see no
Hanger to themselves In the friendship OF Russia
pnd Germany. Their common interests suflice to
Explain their mutual esteem. But no State should
20 far on Russlas forbearance as to think OF
Subscribing another.n
EDUCATION IN POLAND.
An imperial ukase makes compulsory the use OF
the Russian language In the schools Of Russian
POLAND.
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HAVANA, Dec. 81, 1871.
DR.. J. A. Howard, who had been for some time
awaiting trial at Ctenfuegos for giving aid to the
rebels, has at last been tried convicted and SEN
tenced to eight years. Imprisonment In o peni-
Tertiary.
transport arrived from Spain to-day with 1000
soldiers to reinforce the army here.
HIS case has been submitted to Captain General
valmaseda, who will probably liberaGe him or com.
mute his sentence to shorter term OF lmprlson-
mcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
CONFEDERATION AT PLEAsANTvILLE.

Grent Fire In the Pennsylvania Oil Regions
All the Hotels and Great Part Of the
Business Portion OF the Town Destroyed.
PlTrsBURG, Dec. 81. 1871.
special despatch TO the Commercial says q
destructive connagratlon occurred this afternoon in
Pleasantvile, Pa. In the oil regions. II was first
discovered In the New York Hotel, at four O'Clock.
That and oil the other hotels and great part OF
the business portion OF the town have been burned.
The hre was suooued about six clock.
Among the business houses that were burned
were those OF Q. b. seymour n Co. aud otto
Gerneer.
The IRE has rendred forty families houselesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
POLITICAL STATE ooNvENTIoNs-ls72.

The following is list OF state Conventions thus
far called for the incoming year,
New Hampshire Republican, January 8.
CONGRATULATIONS Reform. January 8.
Mlssouri-Lberal Republican, January "a.
mdiana-Republlcan, February 70.
Texas-Repunlican, June IL.
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FIRE IN CANAL STREET.
$4,000 Dnmmuc DONE.

fire broke out in the three story house 200 Canal
street this morning at half-past twelve O'CLOCK,
which did damage on the first moor
OF the building OF $4,000. The second
floor was occupied by firm OF dry
goods merchants. johnson h Co. suffered to the
extent OF about So 900 and the building was injured
about 81 900. The bonnet frame makers on the
third noor were insured in the Imperial OF London
for $4,000.
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VIEWS OF The PAST.
DECEMBER 70

DECEMBER %.
1S70-Battle OF Pont NOyecs (FranccJ commences.
1S60-RODbcry OF Indian trust bonds, rcprcsenting
100000, discovered at the Department u
the Interior at Washington.
1s51-Louis Napoleon elected President OF France
for ten years.
1so7-Embargo land on American ships by Con-
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Serious Illness Of a British Naval Comman-
der-Progress Of the Moral Revolution in
Japan-A Bevy Of Native Ladies' for
America - The Mikado Calling
Round"-A Blow at Buddhism.
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UT All.


SALT LAKE, Dec. %, fsn.
The Robinson murder case was resumed to-day.
The defence endeavored TO impugn the credibity
or the witnesses for the prosecution. but with ntits
efYecr. John Brasier OF the accused, was DIS
charged, not having been identified The examine
ton Will be continued tomorrow.
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Q B1 r Y Ar z.
John A. Winston.

John a. Winston.
John Anthony WINSTON Ex-Governor OF Ala
bama died In Mobile at haif-past six O'Clock yes
terday evening" The Ex-Governor was active
politician, an able administrator Of State affairs and
widely known and respected a gentleman.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yosx HeaALu.

BAN FRANCISCO Dec. l8. 1871.
Advices from Hindostan by the China and Japan
pteamer state that great damage had been done by
hoods in Bengal. and that a dangerous rising OF
Repoys had taken place at Goa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
Departure Of the Ex-laOvernor Of Havana
HSs Defence Of Ills Administration.

HIS Defence Of Ills Admi istrafiOn.
KEY WEST Fla, Dec. 81 1871
news letter from Havana states that Senior
Lopez Roberts, Ex-Governor OF Havana, embarked
on the 10th on the steamer for Cadiz. He was &C
companied to the vessel by large number OF in
nuentlal citizens and volunteers and officers In
civilians dress. He left in the hands OF his friends
farewell memorial, giving an account OF and de-
tending his administration OF the affairs OF the city,
This document contrary to usage, mas not been
published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
Snow and Rain in Mormon Land


Continuous rains have fallen here since yesterda
morning, and snow IN the canyons.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES HEALTH,
Restoration Of strength-Royal Rewards for the
Physicians.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 81, 1871.
The Prince Of Wales is gradually gaining strength.
1t is reported that Of the PHYSICIANS who attended
His Royal Hlghness, DR.. Gull Is to be made baro-
net, and that Dr. Lowe WIN receive the honor OF
knightho0d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
The ST. Lawrence River Closed.

WAIEKIUWN, n. T., DEC, II, I5II.
Inc st. Lawrence River at Cape Vincent Is bridged
with Ice The thermometer here at seven o'clock
this morning was thirty -four degrees below Zero
ana ranged between twenty-five and thirty all day.
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A.-The Proof that Esprnschcid's Holiday
HATS the favortcs tho public enhibs6
in the unpreceiened rapdy and extent Of his sals rsy
They well made and are, therefore, durable:
they are becoming, and, therefore, popnsr.
EsPENSCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN CANADA.
Hon. Edward Blake Invited to Form a New
Administration.

Hon. Edward Blake Invited to Form a New
Administration.
[Fr0m tho Toronto Globe, Dec. 2O.l
On the assembling OF the Legislature yesterday
Mr.. Sandheld Macdonald announced, on behalf OF
the adverse majority OF the previous evening they
had rendered their designations to the Lieutenant
Governor. who had accepted them, aud cOnse.
quently they only held ONCE until their successors
were appointed. In tue course OF the afternoon His
Excellency sent for Mr.. Edward Blake and invited
him 70 form new administration. We understand
Mr.. Blake has undertaken the responsibility imposed
upon him ana IL now engaged In making the neces-
sary arrangements.
II was OF course in strict accordance with con.
stitutiona precedent that the Lieutenant Governor
should have recourse on sucn an occasion to The
leader or the opposition And the country which
has watched with deep interest Mr.. Blakcs political
career win rejoice To find that he IS TO occupy
position for which ne Is so emlneDtly fitted. It
was not without an eye to such u possible eventu-
atty that the refOrmers OF ontario two years ago
called upon MIR. Blake TO lead them under clrcum-
stances which laid no small burden upon all the
talents. energy and devotion the cause he could
bring to their service. Tue trust has been noby
discharged. His commanding abilities and high
personal character have gwen Mr.. Blake a standing
and reputation IN the province fhat VIII, we believe,
enlist as his supporters not IN the House alone. but
among all classes OF the people, many who may not
hitherto have professed the same political creed as
tho new Premier OF Ontario. His own party Is q
unit ana ne may rely on their hcartiest cooperation
IN the work before him.
We have no Information as 10 the names OF the
gentlemen Mr. Blake Is likely to associate with him In
council. But we have not the least doubt that the
selection will nc thoroughly acceptable both to re-
formers aud the country at large.
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s r A I NJ.
Cabinet Reconstruction Under Sagasta, with
NalcampO in Offic,.
A General Election in Prospect.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The formation OF the new Ministry has been COM
pleted, SO far as the oficia nominations are con-
cerned. The names OF the members of the Cabinet
are announced as follows:-
Sagasta-Presldent OF the Council and Minister Of
the Interior.
Malcampo--Minister OF the Marine.
DE Bas-Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
: Candau-Minister OF Public Works.
TOpete-Mnster Of the Colonies.
AngulO-Mtn1Stor oil Finances.
Gamindez-Minster OF War.
Observation-Disclosures or Justice.
OF these Malcampo, Candau, De Bias and Angul0
were members Oh the last Ministry.
! Admiral Juan Topete is already well known to
The public. He commenced the insurrectl0n against
Queen Isabella at Cadlz on the 18th OF September,
1868. He was Minister OF Marine from the middle
of June to the Attn OF November, 1859. and has
served in Cabinets ut intervals between that and the
present date.
Sagasta s q leading statesman and able parlia-
Inentary tactlcian.
senors Gamindez and Groizard are Of the rank
ana nle OF the cabinet party.
Party Hesitation and the Ministry IncOm-
plete.
MADRID, Dec. 21-Evening.
Admiral Topete and Senior Angulo hesitate to
accept the portfolios offered them IN the sogasta-
Nalcampo Cabinet
PROSPECT OF A PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.
The government Will now move for the dlssolu-
fion OF the Cortes
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Merry Christmns.-B0ys' md CkiIdrenss
Hats HEBBERD'S, 4l9 Broadway Canal. Brosa-
way goods at Bowery prices
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did boat, the Zephyr, which, by the way. he has /
owned Tor some time, fact NOT generally known |
before Aaron Inns, John Roosevelt or Theodore |
Y. Johnston will DO selected as the next Commo. |
d0re.