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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10

AN artesian well in California spouts
speckled trout.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10

" How, Messer LeonardoI dawdling still
Over that canvass? Pray, how many seasons
Have the black olives dropped in yonder garden
Since you put brush to it?''
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10

RIo JANEIBo dates of the 29th of Nav an
nounce that the Russian ftigate Syetlana and
corvette Godaire arrived at Rio on the 2gtb of
Aplll. Lear Admiral Largan sallted Vice Adj
hllftI P0lseftes nag with fifteen guns. The
salute was returned. No special ceremonies
were rendered the .ir#sa Duke he fcing, an,
eNeentYe officer ul gie dag-shIp SvetIana
though tae officers visiting the vessel We're
presented to him.
TaE taspe mail steamer, from Picton for
st. Johns, was lost near st. Peter on Thurs
day. The mails and passengers were rescued.
IIIE cable steamer Dacia, which was feared
to have been lost, is known to be safe.
IHE American surveying expedition reports
that the highest elevation by the Lugos river
route is II feet. Trouble is feared from Costa
Rica, IN consequence of that country demand
ing thles rom steamers belonging to the expe-
dUou living the American flag
A FIyE-HoURs' fight is reported TO have taken
place between bazd of Carlists and the Gov
ernment troops, near Puscattan, in the prov
lnee Of Navarro. The Carlists were defeated.
FORCE OF Carhsts has been dispersed neal
Jefez, and Hfty-one prisoners captured.
ELECTIONS for members of the House OF
Representatives have taken place in Hungary.
and sofar as known, resulted in the return OF
large majority Of the supporters of Francis
Deak.
NIscoUNT MILTON has resigned his seat as a
Member Of the English House Of Commons.
LoNDoS papers of the 18th report a terrific
hurricane ard water spout at Rustcbuk, which
destroyed POO houses and suulL two gunboats
hiLiu& ana IuJ1nng several persons.
LoBD iIsGAR late Governor General of Can.
ada, sailed from Quebec for Liverpool on Sat.
los Ek-rt4s
sumo the Governor GeDeraIshiD
a FOREIGN "orres pendent says that on the
night oi Ju-a 10 l., au attempt Was ma lo I,
blow u. tic staucs Of th. Prince Consent auC
Brd Col.G.c in Dublin.
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ga shoemaker's enigma-my first is nv

last. III!
@-The Ohio river lately froze and got slip
perry; and now 1t Is falling.
diment. WV
@Capron has negotiated extensively with
wisconsin farmers for seed grains for the jap
STennie c. Clsfiin, it is said. is negotiatipe
with the executors Of the late Jamss Fisk, ,Jr
for the purchase of the grand opera house
An escaped leopard Is traversing New
Jersey. He does not tarry long in one place
but changes his spots continually.
SAt Utica, Illinois, last Monday eyenins
Michael Conlin grossly outraged the person ei
Ann O'Brieh, resulting I'm her death on Wed.
nesday. Conlin is under arrest. wv
The French government has m,5s =.
formal demand on Austria for the ex.ra5i,i,s, =.
Deserves, who was Gambetta's private secretary
curing The German war, and was suhSeoasnti,
connected with the Commune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20
Mtnes. Iannorr. &c, Ger th. HoIIdays

More han one fuUiJ 81 e our citizens feel III m
selyee under V~rs.'l.sl obligation to &. GAC1IbR-
Ne. 1917 and 1919 PeHns lyaLia avenue, for be
ing she through the virtues Of his celebrated BIZ
ters e. psTtiCiPztc ia the festivities ucid ut to tc
Holds season. Alih nigh NJ. e. tax much pcide
Ia 'hus bsirg public nCfaCt0T he does not allow
The other U;ies 90 his business 20 escape his OF ser
walton Al es3y his store grGsrs with the immense
<toCk - Liquors and Cordsis i'm ported fpr the Hpl
day trade, and which have been .elected with care
Ger the wants % ma patrons. Those in want Of
whistles, ri andes. ines aud Liquors, should
favor HIM with CALI and be assured that what they
buy in h;s line will be not Unly pure but unsdulter
z.et decl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20
AMUSEMENTS.

u GRAN II CuSt Eat IN ALIEN ASrKIA next
TUESDAY. Gi met. One # the ferry boats has
been chaT erred, aud viii leave n TIN street zTi
~ cB'Ptiy AZ click returning. Will srri - AT
u M Tickets . , Cents. including round trip
tie boat For sale ut ParkeTs b. skstors, opp,i- tie
Post Cf,iCp. IT.
AIRS II. J. FRENCH. Trace Medium. will give
Tvs a SpiIitUa' SearCC at EiUn Leagu- Hall,
MONDAY FNEEikG, January I'D, at "a - clock
Admission. ID Cents. Consultations upon 81 III Al
# interest at her rooms ei9 street " ". 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

DEowNING ONsTEEs.-California has been
having heavy rains and Hoods. The San Fran
cisco Post SaNs: - IL there T. anv creature An eN
istence that need not care whether IL rained or
not. one would think il was the oyster: hut n
seems that this = not 30 aud there l. great alarm
among our OystCTmcn lest the continued raius
should totally DESTROY the hne beds OF trans
planted oysters which have been. With 20 much
trouble, vet with 80 much success. planted az
different points around the hay. 10 seems that
the heavy rains effect the oyster ini uriOuslv i'm
two ways-hrst, by unduly treshening the water.
and second, 10y bringing down from the shore
large quantities Of mud, with which the bivalyes
are covered up aud ~mOthered. The oyster beds
At Saucelito are ioW IN greatest danger, bat H.
the storm continues much longer. n will proba-
bly, destroy all the beds around the bay-a los
that cannot be rrIairal.N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

~AleNander TroUp challenged Anna DickIn
son the other dsy. az New Haven, u debate the
labor question with him. She SAYS she hasn't
time TO waste in the futile attempt - convince
him OF anything differing from his present views.
~ Mr.. John Swinton. the well-knewn our
nalist and able historian OF the rebellion. has
been for some days confined 10 his bed i'm New
York. His brother, Professor Swinton. OF the
University OF California, il in attendance on
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20
Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
10 improves appetite and digestion, and II Is IN
riysled for it's favor.
We arr directed by Ncars. LEA q PERKINS TO
r-csecut. parties king vending C.unteTfeits.
John DUNCANS SONS,
suif- eCSm Agents, New YsTk
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The New York Custom House Inyes
Uafian

NEW YORK, Jan. 2g.-The retrenchnent COM
mIttee met this morning at the hotel. An agent
Of a steamship line testified that il has been the
custom for a great many years TO give the Gus
tom house officer a gratuity Of so or : 20 after
The steamship has left, but never as a bride.
Mormon StrattOn stated that he succeeded Van
Cleft a. civil engineer at the navy yard, and he
(StrattOnl is not lawyer as Van Cleft stated but
graduated Is civil engineer of Rensselaer, In
stitute. 81. c. Watson, a custom house store
keeper, stated that there II no arrangement be-
tween Leet * Co. and the inspectors to hurry
goods as has been testified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

ABOUT ON CAPITAL RECOMMENDATIONS
About says he Is converted to the views OF those
who are in favor Of capital punishment He
gives rather strange reason for his change OF
opinion. Ii results, he says, from his experience
of last year. When a hundred thousand of the
brightest and best of his country have drenched
its soil with their blood-all innocent as they
were-a fuss about the life of a scoundrel seems
absurd. Some day 1t may be right enough to
stop capital punishment, but in these deluging
days OF bloodshed he ceases to have any qualm>
about IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

UNSATISFACTORY ECONOMY.-An economi-
cal lowan who had toothache determined to
remove his tooth in the Indian fashion Ac-
cordingly he bent down a sapling in the woods,
lay down himself, and attached stout cord to
his tooth and the sapling. Then he touched the
spring, and the next lie knew, he had jumped
over grove of about forty small trees and was
trying TO get out of small pond that he hap
pcned to alisht in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20
BatcaeIor,s Hair Dye.

Tnts splendid Hair Dye is the best in the sUIid
HARMLESS. reliable instant aneous does Roi csrtsR
lssf nor any -t;Gt6 poison 30 produce paralysis OF
tssfh Aveid the aunted and !alHsiye Dr. paratOls
kOssttng virtues they De not possess. The genuine
A Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAtTty yscr!
rB.Aruished reputation 10 uphold its integrity ss
shS O-ly perfect Hair Dys-BlAck or Brown. Bold
ey ell drnGsists ApSiiod At l6 Bond street, New
Va-N FnE-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

HORRIBLE CAsE oF An in
guest vac held IN New York yesterday on the
tody OF henfy Schneider, Jr.. aged u. The
father Of the deceased stated that on me 5th a.
last August the Young man was litten hv a dog
lie onging 20 Alfred schmidt. His Son me, fli,
dog and tts owner, and NaS IN the At OF peltlng
the animal with stOnss when he hii lis right
thumb. A doctor applied cauStic 90 the wound
and after three or ioar weeks IL healed aud noih-
Ing more Vas thOaght about "a uutil Monda,
lat, when dcC,a complained OF violent
Ne adache and q great depression IN he chcst
a IhNSictan recomms nded lecchcs to he applied
aud alter they had hilcd 20 wash the chest With
VAIN water when hc Nas approached with
water, however he va seized with sf.a-ms aud
constanflN ffofled wy much at fht mouth.
me ilNsi'ian Pronounced 10 a. ~ case 90
hNuroi.hobia. tu Tuesday night he became
very yiol,ut and bad - lee restrained D., r,..,,.
and 80 continued Uutl hc died ou Web - a., 81
noon. 4 verdict NsS rendered 81 dish .rr.h
hydropi ohia. d ssfafrtl that the uotl.t oi 80,
dec, as,d was littru rs the same dog ana f,.I
about a month since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

How STOKES THE ASSASSIN LooKs.-A New
York paper says OF Stokes appearance on being
arraigned in court on Thursday last: .. Like a
bird known by its color, Stokes still wore the
same conspicuous white chinchila beaver over
coat. His ruffied shirt front was, as usual, spot
less, but the glittering solitaire that had hereto
fore made his bosom An optical magnet was re-
placed with large gold stud With the excep-
ton of heavy, dark lines around his eyes, StOke's
face seemed TO indicate but little i'll effect from
his short close confinement, and nOmore of an air
of anxiety was discernable on his face tn an
when Mr.. Beach, at the YOrkvile police court
asked Josie if she remembered when she had
but an old threadbare check silk dress to her
name"
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Erie.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Erie stockholders. renra-
sentng sum OF about thirty millions, have Is
against the present management OF the ~
and asking the repeal of the classifcation hi
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0Alder man Glade, OF Chicago, has bee
convicted of receiving bride.

convicted of receiving a bride.
nYA telegram from Bombay reports the loss
of a vessel Ell Surat with thiyty-five natives on
board, all Of whom were drowned.
RVThe Washington, Del, Commercial urges
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, for Vice
President.
SArs. SAWYER, of Kansas City, house,
widow.
rSThe new set OF officers for the United
States monitor Terror have arrived at Havana.
As the relief ship to take home the present
officers failed 10 arrive. the Terror has now two
sets OF OFFICERS.
eYIsabei A. Titus, of Boston, who has been
on a visit 10 DIT. Pray, on oath street, in New
York, on Thursday night blew her brains out
with a pistol. The cause OF The suicide is un-
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

TWEED, HALL AND CoNNoLLv.-Tweed's
private affairs still keep him employed at his
Office; on Thursday he there the greater
part of the day, busily engaged at his work.
Mayor Hall was again ia his old place at the
city hall, while Connolly still remains Guiet his
friends evidently believing that they alone know
of his whereabouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

TECHNICAL EDUCATIoH.-Ex-Govern Bull
lock, of Massachusetts,, delivered an address al
the dedication of high school at Worcester the
other day, taking ground against carrying too
far the tendency for specific and technical edu-
cation. He thinks it is well enough in the high
Institutions, but ought not to 80 invade the more
elementary sphere OF the public schools of the
50 ~~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

GRoToN, CT, Jan. 2O.-The BODY of II. p
Norton. the last victim of the CITY of New Lon
don disaster, was washed ashore at Groton,
Conn.,, this morning. The body is much dsfg-
ured, but Was recognized by his watch and
papers.
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New YORK Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The following is the
weekly bank statement: Loans, increase, *.
1890; specie, decrease, $3.50 600; legal ten
ders. increase, 81 ~, 500; deposits, Increase
s5,5o 800; circulation, decrease, S6s, 1Oe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

A STRANGE SToRY.-The Murderer Of the Park
FGmily-A letter received at INDIANAPOLIS from
Clark County, Indiana, says that the murderer
of the Park family is now known, and that the
evidence against him is conclusive. He was one
of the most prominent Of the lynchers, and was
particularly active In having the negroes hung
nected with the murder, and full investigation
Will be held as soon as arrests can be made in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

BosToN, Jan. 2.-John McLane. fireman ON
the English freight steamer Tfber, was killed
last night by comrade named Hanson during
quarrel. Hanson was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

TIE CAE Hook MURDERER.-The appealof
Foster, the murderer of Mr.. Putnam, was up in
New York ON friday before the general term,
supreme CART. And after some discussion the
court derided to l,ut 1t over 30 Saturday, the
18th OF Fe "a uaIy IA. 'xt, to be argued then Pc
rPmnfOrily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-The grand iurv or IN,
oyer and Terminer was discharged TO-DAY.
Ibe dehcit In the Market Savings b AJAX
which closed this morning. is s1oo 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

TIE POLITICAL NuDDLE il New Orleans still
continues. In the WarmS.h senate yesterday
there was no quorum. The house passed res
olution expen ne the abss n s,nbers by a vote
OF Is to 3. The MetToSolltans have laid aside
Their rifles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

THE LAWSUIT OF THE PERIOD is on trial at
Kingston, n. Y, in the suit of Quimby vs.
James, in which a widow of forty-eight sues an
old man for q breach of promise which is
alleged o have been given while defendants
wife was still living. The widow charges that
he Tilted her after his wife died and welded
another. Hence these tears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

The FISHERMEN AND THE WASHINGTON
TREATY.-In their interview with Secretary
Boutwell, yesterday, the delegation Of Cape Cod
fishermen stated their objections II that portion
OF The Treaty of Washington relating to the
t-herv interests. The Secretary advised them
to appeal 10 Congress for relief. The delcga ion
CALI q upon Senator Summer to-day and Ib-
>cgUcutiy upon Secretary Fish, u whom they
v,Ie Introduced by Representative Burlington,
Of MasSaChU sets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. 2o.-The Goyernor To-
day received telegram from Denver, Stain
that the Grand Duke Alexis would stop in To.
peka IRON IL q. N. I'll p. m, on Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

NAVAL ORDERs.-Master william VI. Paul
has been ordered TO the Nautasket. First As
sistant Engineer j. NJ. Maccarty and Il. c.
GOUing have been ordered to the MahOpac
li6Utengnts- George W. DelOnS and Master f..
W. Bridge have been deta he'd from the New
York navv-y yard and ordered 10 the Nantaskct.
lleutcnautS George A. Berry and e. W. Breed,
and Master Charles 4. Stone have been dcta chel
from the Nantasket and ordered home. First
Assistant Engineer James A. EutwiStle has been
Il, rached from League Island and ordered to the
JsnoniCuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

AGRICULTURAL CoNvENTIOS.-In cOmpli-
ance with a call issued by the Commissioner Of
Agricultural a convention of delegates, repre-
senting the interests OF the state agricultural
ana horticultural societies, boards of agTicul
tuIe, and agricultural colleges of the United
States, will meet III this city on the 10Th prONi-
mo, to confer upon subjects OF mutual interest,
ami e. take such T,iOn as shall be dee med expe-
CIeLt for the promotion OF agricultural eduCa-
ton. and to st cure IA more int mate connection
between the department and the several inStitu-
tons mentioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

MAGE SPOILING FOR A FIGHT.-There was A
grand exhibition Of sparring at Henry Hills, IN
New York, the other day, when Jem Mace, the
English pugilist, made a speech. in which he
said 81 have often stated that 1 had retired
from the ring, but as Mr.. O'Baldwin wants to
fight, and defies the world, am ready for him
my fighting career As the champion, or be van
quishe d. 1 am ready at this moment TO make
all arrangements for a fight in a twenty-four
foot ring with any man in the world, for from
$1,000 To 5000. am especially anxious to hear
from o. Baldwin"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

NV YORK, Jan. 2O.-At meeting Of the
Work ingmei's Union lasf evening. n VAS stated
that several unicns Rad recently Withdrawn on
the ground that the organ zstion va political
enc. Some twenty-oac unions, however, are
represented.
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SP ECIAL MOTTO ES.

"A t.r this ard tax no alE"r- Tine OLiy article
thaf + RI city h1su.',-s WI aTt.d 10 real IRE
Srsy Y ar. RENE. o. an! s'or 90 fai ug
IsfSr I, tti--. :siTr'- -v'- half EI1Sh
% an suv .theT Hair IL gaTSsiCu, 81.
Ward Wss.h, -9'h street AID Penn. avenue, AID
18th std - s+T.st-
: Caller. Frrd IIuJ PeEns-lvaria avenue.
siristfa5.i Brrs 7th and c.Trct-
G " Crprl-y no RTi-gr street. G,C-get fwu.
, y. q I ..ru. q, san street. Nav Yard.
u. p. Eiskir'- y sire al P-DrFy !saria avenue.
v. 4. RsCHU, g. aUd TIE. = Island.
Wm, paw. TucT u, q and l. STR sts.
Ckas SOFT y'C4.. 50 Pm slyIaia avenue.
And a. tie rcFrt, corner - AMI u sts. N. ". jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

STABBING AFFRAY AT STANTON, Wa
fracas occurred at Stanton, Virginia, on Thurs
day, between William Baker, white, and Will
liam Stewart, colored, both wagon drivers
which resulted in the former stabbing the latter
in the abdomen with knife. The quarrel grew
out OF the question of the right of each to occupy
the road, which was narrow. Stewart con-
tended that as he had arrivee at the point first
he had right TO pass Baker, and he would have
10 back his wagon, on which a quarrel ensued
Stewart used some insulting language, when
Baker drew knife and stabbed Stewart in the
abdomen, infiicting, il Is feared, fatal wound.
Baker was arrested and committed to all by the
MAYOR TO await trial by the county court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

TIE STRIKING sHoKMAKERs In. n atick lass.
represent that their employers cut down the
wages and they stopped work. They state that
the Crispins, as "a body or an order, have moth
ing to do with their troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

AFTER DUEL in Russia which resulted in
the death OF one Of the combatants, and during
the funeral services, the survivor entered the
church, advanced through the crowd of mourE-
ers, knelt beside the coffin and prayed to the
soul OF the departed for forgiveness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20

Invites Particular Attention b. Its Special aud Pop
ular FestaIes.
tsrT.-Its Rates lower than those u most
prominent and safe coIn psuies.
SoOG1 1T was the fret company IN the United
States which guaranteed policy holders q DEFINITE
CASH - RRENDER Waltz, the amount % which s
dittinctly ENDORSED ON TIE, PoLtCY IN FIGURES.
Iaud.-lt LnzLs the surrender value vi its Poll
cies
FoWrfh.-An Of its Policies are absolutely Non
FOrf.itable.
F.ffh-Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan. aLd -fOrfeitable
SlTfh--No restriction upon Travel Or Residence.
SereRh-l allows Thirty Days Grace IN the
pawn Of Premiums.
Elghfh.-Its Charter pfrmits q 10 make invest
ments in any sectiCn % the Union, aud its does in
vest in all It's General Agencies, thereby rendering
n q Home Company every where.
NtHfh-lt inyItes yen t. insure. expecting 70 deal
with you honestly, and TO give you fair uivaieut
for your money. See che Of its policies and its
terms.
Composing its Bard # Directors FOR this city ana
District Of Columbia 81 cur best business
men. Talk with THIN before you insure In any
Company. oc 2S- ON
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

FROM Europe TO-DAY.
TelsgroIhed ErolUsirsly 70 TRe EreniEg S,dr.
CRISIS IN FRANCE,
Thiers 90 Resign To-day.
loNDnN. Jan. "A special dispatch from
Versailles to tie T,usS saws Thicrs considers
himself personally affected nv the rejection Of
hi tariff measures. His resignation will be
pes nted 10 the Assembly to-day.
liit : accepted IL is thOught the German
forces y III r occupy portions of France. Ia the
meantime ih' as mhly ContemplatrS passing a
vote - conf cnCc in the President and his Ia N
Paris items.
TEE CARS ElD-pE-CANr-ng HELNEHIp IN
A FEFN,H MAD MORSE.
PARIS. ian. ~. 1t il announced In The Re-
ist'T that Co. l. M a~chow. aid-,le-lamp e. the
Car. ha> arrived here. According 20 general
report his object j. to personally observe the
,onditon 81 the French army, ami report 20 St
Petersburg.
The same paper has a rumor that Dr Helm
bold has been under medical restraint at p1i-
son &C NdH.'. IN the vicinity OF Paris, and was
recently released.
vienna. Jan. 2o.-The diet OF Croatia h aving
ignored the compromise proposed 10y the joint
governments OF Austria and Hungary, has been
dissolved 10y imperial decree.
John Stuart Mil NOT "a Dixie Rcpuh-
tican.
LONDON, Jan. 2h.-Iohn Stuart Mil has de-
clinod TO preside at the mass meeting TO be held
IN suppOIt of Sir Charles Dixie at Free MaSon's
Hall
Iaing won't nc a Caqdidste
IoSI"N. Jan. 2n.-Samuel LANG has ahan-
doned the contest for + aTliament in the northern
burghs.
How They Serve Rebels i'm India.
CALCUTTA. Jan. l9.-Ram Sing and other
chiefs of the recent revolt have been captured.
and twenty nine OF their followers executed.
An American Hallway Loan I'm Eng
land.
LoNncS, Jan. 2o.-The subscriptions for the
two million loan OF the Gilman, Clinton and
spring Id Railroad Company issued bv Nor
ton. Rose X Co, London, amount TO three aud
a quar- cr millions.