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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

Also rcry large line Of Atapacas -
BLACK ALAPAcAs 80 cents!
BLACK ALAPACAs 40 cents!
BLACK ALAPAcAs 10 cents
BLACK ALAPAcAs 80 cents
BLACK ALApAcAs IS cents!
BLACK ALApACAs 65 cents
The above prices are much lower than they
have been sold for.
Ihaue some nice and splendid Teas, o7iy
80 days from Japan, ,chich acitt
be sold uery lou.
AM SELLING FLOUR FROM so to rs cts.
PER BARREL LESS. THAN ONE
WEEK AGO.
J During the months of December and January
, I shall sell at greatly reduced prices for
CASH! CASH !!
rs wish to reduce my stock before taking an
Invoice.
Goods ,eiH not be sold near as low on tick as
they wIl be for Cash,
P. S.-please examine few quotations for
Cash, and all other goods marked down in pro-
portion.
Prints, 10 to IL cts.
Best Heavy Cotton, II IL, End do, Il, Sd
do. 10
Extra fne IA, End do, ~, 3D. do, 10
Shawls at cost
Flainels at great reduction,
Waterproofs,
Under Shirts and Drawers, at great reduction.
Mems best d. S and Top Boots, SIPS. 2nd do,
Mems rl Kip Boots, 425, end do, ioo Sd do, s375
Mems best Rubber Boots, 400, 2nd do, 35u Sd s325
Mems best Arctic Overs, s2.25, 2nd do, s2.i2
Ladies aud Gents Rubbers, Very low.
MY WHOLE LINE OF LADIES BOOTS AND
SHOES MARKED DOWN.
If you GIVE ME A CALL you
WILL PURCHASE SOME GOODS
CALL SOON.
D. A. GILBERT.
Morrsvile, Dec. 18th 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

FARM FoR SAIL!

Thepf1ptriy tfthf late q. .. ptnic. deceased.
4lt TARA oautaius ega t.ldrea and tilF alfts q
laud. saud sugar place and fluuty u tilltrr. II
uIll kcer irum tHfirt O. hItEru cuNs nnu tcasl,
IL BE- laeaiad onr milr ircm iyde Park street, tbs
Cauuty sat. co thr rad lfuln auhrf.au O. HYDE
park. tbs Laaluillr VALLEY Railrsal runs thrguE 81
tgo lara.
~ farther particulars address,
q. ". DEMO. xtu.
Hyde Park. VI, Nov SO, Issl. "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

se.t-
WHIsKEY.-A man named Haync was
very badly frozen at North Pownall on
Saturday night, his feet and hands being
so much injured that amputation was nee
sary. He had been to rum.hole just
ever the line in New York, and after be-
coming intoxicated, he and his fellows
started for home, about a mile distant.
The others managed TO get home, but
Haynes was found in the snow on Sunday
morning inscnsible. The inhabitants Of
North Pownall have iJeu the rum-seler
notice to quit, as this is the seventh man
that has either lost his life or been maim-
ed through his instrumentality.
Robert GiIlens, a resident of Rice Hill,
while on a visit to his friends in Canada,
was fouad a few mornings since in state
Of insensibility, his feet frozen above the
ANGLE, and both hands above the wrist.
He had not been seen since early the pre-
vious evening and had laid by the road
side all night He is now at Broom Cor
ners. lying at the point Of death, his re-
coyery is deemed impossible, and were he
to recover 1t must be with the loss of both
feet aud hands, MANNED for life, another
victim of intempcrance.--FTee Press.
FIRE IN LUDLow-.A CuiLD NEARLY
BURNED TO DEATn.-The house owned by
Mrs. Melna Pettigrew, was destroyed by
fire Thursday afternoon. Loss estimated
at 81 800 probably insured. The sad
dcst thing is that daughter of MIR. Petit
grew, between sixteen and eighteen years
of age, Of weak intellect, was alone in the
house, aud, when found was badly burn
ed, her clothing, to her waist, being liter
ally burned off, and her limbs and body
burned in a shocking manner, so that her
life is despairod of. Another sad warn
ing against leaving children, and of those
of weak intellect, locked into house
alone. Joel Warner was badly injured
on the shoulder by falling chemney, and
cannot raise his arm.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
IT ASKS YOUR PATRONAGE BECAUSE,

|, IL is no experiment. but has been in success
ful operation more than thirty years
2. II is a HOVE CoMPANYi managed by Yer
mont mon, and nsurng only In this States
3. Insurance In II is cheaper thanltoan be in any
Stock Co., because IL is mutual and there arc no
dividends to be paid 10 stockholders;
4. Il takes but three per cent, on the premium
note in advances, and assesses Mt the end of each
year what is necessary to meet the losses already
made thus leaving your mOny, so far as possible
in your own hands, where il cannot be lost through
any mistakes or dishonesty of Directors;
3. The Company has clear surplus over all
liabilities and the very low average Of assessments
proves that 1t has been honestly and prudently
managedi
JANUARY, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

Very high winds have prevailed III
this section since Sunday afternoon.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
Chds. p. Footes (Minor,) Estate.

State of Veromont, Lamoille District, SIS. In
Probate Court held in johnson, m and
for said district on the 18th day of Feb. 1872
Charlotte l.. Fuote, GUAR ian Of CharlesP. Foote
minor, residing in Cambridge, in snid district
max es application to said Court for license to sell
the following described real estate of her said ward
to wit All the real estate in SAID Cambridge, to
which the said minor has any 3title representing
that the sale thereof for the purpose of putting
the proceeds of such sale ut Interest or investing the
same in stocks or real estate, wou be beneficial to
said ward
Wheroupon. IL 0rlsred by said Court, that said
account and application he referred to session of
said Court to be held Mt the Probate Office in said
johnson, on the 18th day of March A. d. 1872 for
hearing and decision thereoni
And IL is further ordered, that notice hereof Be
given to all persons interested, by publication Of
the same three week successfully IN the Lnmoil o
Newsdealer. a newspaper published at Hyde Park,
previous to said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place. and chow
cause, If any they may haze, Why said account
Should not he al lowed, and suahdeerec made.
l5w3 BY the Court. Attest
S. $. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
DowN 70 HAkD PAN.

800
DOWN 70 HARD PAN,
fer
NJ U \ Ely.
Nov is the time for crsHi bargains n
ctorutNc
,c,ps pgppTP RnnTs
iRTIC oyFRs e. FIRs
RusFIIoRoREs LAP RoRFS
ti6psE nj ,TEi-rs FIaNNFIs
'" "'''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
FOR SALE.

Hyde P.rt, w., Nv -. ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

The assessment for tho year ending MSreh 81,
1871, was TWO AND ONE FOURTH per cent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

We the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her 10 be
u Christian lady and skilful nurse, and having
used her snve In our families, Il gives us great
pleasure In saying e is The best general medicine
we have ever used:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28

Trimming Of all kinds, silk Fringe.
Fancy Ribbons, Brdids, Embroidery,
Collars, Cuffs, do, Sets, Kid Chores,
Mdrsd,lles Quilts, Ldces, Real tpi. Collars,
Wool Blankets in great Uariefy,
Ladies Ties, &c, &C.,
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
COTTON MARKETS.

CH,KtE,roS Nov 2-Cotton duu lower nomina Mddings
iBIdi8lc Low Mddlng l8dl8ic; Good Ordinary Ht@l7c
Ornary 7dl7i 2l8J bales; eXporstO Great bran
1853 bales; cstwse t61 bales sales 80 bae Stock ~ ~ oales
GALVESTON l-CoOn Quieti Good Ordinary, lo al e'
baes eIpOrscoaWise y5 bslesi sales Low Oa
stock WeekT-Net receipts ui35 bales etp3rs-o
Britain. bsles 2O5 bales; sales 1OO h
bale gross receipts bales; sales so bslesi socs 266 bales
ST. bous Nov 2-COton 6m Middhngs lSl Glsci receipts ~
bales. shipments lf9 bales
PBIIADELPHiA. No 2-CoitOn dun mdthngs l94 f1Oc
BoroN Nov dull; Mddngs 2Oiei net Tecep i'0
bales: gross receipts lO8j bales saes 200 bales STOCK z' Da
NEwORIEASs 2ooD 10 moderate demand and easei 1o
Ordinary l7ic; Mddhngs Blc Mddhngs Bc net tecet
90 bales gross receipts 6l66 bales sales today, O Daesi "
evening 28O bales; stock lOj,i5y bales n, ., eo2
CIvfINNAr Nov 2-CouOn dull Mmdhnsa ISL Io0eP"' W.
b,ls.. birnents ll3 bales; stock l66 bales
E,rFoIE Nov 2-Cotton Low Mddings lSs 6!Si ne
re 56g bales eIpos-cossse 241 bales sales OO O'e'
u, yIvgToS Nov 2-Coon ses1v Mdihngs lc net receipts
12O b,Ies. ies IS bsles stock, 3.lB bales -
CtrvgsroS Nov 2-Coitou quiet; Good OuinarT i0t~i
receipts m bales; erporcOastw 70 baesi sales LOW OSe'
stock 50 $50 bales . IN, 81, 90. ....i,,,
68l bsesi sales. llB bales ,, g., o.,i,,-r 1ee .
Low Mdlngs l8l-i MdingS Bsc; net receips +''0 OAe
sruort.-coasiWse $50 bales; stock, 1885 bales , ocs
LOUISVILLE 2-COtOn dull Modhng'i loi" io0P'' ~
bales: shipments 68l bales 4. csy ,rcss.
Coed Orsrv iic; Low Mid1lugs, 8ic hddh9gs Io4e ne I
sD 439 ia es eIPorso Great Britain ASs oaesi saes 'i
bales. stock 535o4 baeS -, ...,,,. ,rs ,bfrnsr,s
not gvp market quiet Mdjhngs 8ie low Mlongs I' @o4C
Good Ordinary, 17ic.; Ordinary. lbS @fc
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
7 PR CENT GOLD HDBDS.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. REGISTERED
OR COUPON PAYABLE IN LONDON Or NEw-rORE

THIS ROAD WITH THB CANADA SOUTHERN, FORMS THE
NEW TRUNK AIR LIEB FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO I'll
UNDER THE SAME CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT, AND Is
BEING BUILT BY THB SAME PARTIES WHO BUILT THE
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON COURTwRIGHT, JOHN r.
TRACY DAVID DOwS WIN. L. SCOTT HENRY FARNAM b
A. FORSYTH JOHN NJ BURKE. NJ. L. SYKES JR., ALL DIRBC
TORS BOTH IN THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST AND THE
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND GEORGE oPDiKE OF THE
NEW-YORK MIDLAND; SIDNEY DILLON, DANIEL DREW,
JOHN ROSS, DAVID STEWART, SAMUEL }. TlLDEN KENYON
cox AND OTHER PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN. THB ROAD
Is BEING RAPIDLY BUILT. IN THB BEST POSSIBLE MAN
SFR WITH 60POUND STEEL RAILS THROUGHOUT ITS IN
T1RK LINE AND WILL BIB CONTESTED DURING TIE
COMING YEAR A; NEARLY oNE-HALF OF THE ROAD WILL
BIZ COMPLETED AND IN RUNNING ORDER By THE lSr OF
JANUARY NEXT so THAT THE ENTIRE LINE, FROM
BUFFALO TO CHICAGO. WILL, WITHIN THAT TINE BE IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. TIIB BUILDERS or THIS ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH OF THE LEADING LINES RUNNING FROM
CHICAGO TO INSURE AN ENORMOUS BUSINESS FROi THE
START TAXING INTO CONSIDERATION THE IMPORTANT
FACT PATENT TO ALL WHO STUDY THE STATISTICS OF
TRADE THAT TIKI PRESENT TRUNK LINES. NOW TAXED TO
THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY, ARE NOT AFFoRDING PAClLl-
TIES EQUAL TO THB GREAT AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION. AND THAT THIS ROAD.
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENGTH. BEING PRACTICALLY
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER BY
THIRTY-FIVE MILES THAN BY ANY OTHER
NOW BUILT, OR THAT CAN BE BUILT, 1T
MUST BIZ APPARENT THAT THIS LINZ is NOT ONLY
NEEDED BUT MUST BE GREAT SUCCESS. THE PRO
CBRDS OF THESE BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND EQUIP
THB ENTIRE ROAD AND WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
THEM AS MOST SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
PAMPHLETS AND ALL INFORMATION FURNISHED BY
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
MONDAY. NOVEMBER d. 1872.
Ocean Steamers

TT 8. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co - Sailing reguarJ
RVBRY THURSDAY a. > O'Clock preeseJ rOa Pier no L.
North River; -.
COLUMBIA. Capt q. d. Cofhn. ....so'esoer
MORRO CASTLE. Capt r. a. MOrtot IVA nassaa Nov ~
For freight passage aPplyto A. W. DlhOCh' rrsnsH,
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA sa every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY TO and IRON OasEo"'
Liverpool Londonderry. and Queenstown. 49,
booked TO aud from railway station IN eieN bunn
Ireland Norway SHelen Denmark Germany, Holland Belgium ana
~ AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Orans on the Old Country for any amount
Apply at the Comp sny's OIeey Bowling zIeen. . -.
NFT' HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
aOK5E AND CARRIAGE MAREEE

EEwY YORK. satuIdsy Nov. O. is2
The city trade in horses remained in complete
psryou opening to the closing day Of the week
under review emitting To notice few very inen 'nsAehoa
hammer Of the sucOnee we have had no s 70 reeo
Reports from and sales stables generally state
percentage Of death horses kept for sale 70 have been e1esed
and the epdemic Itself 10 be rapig hatns mere n
present hopeful feeling IN the market linked with he
OF business marked ue IN values
bni demand AID everything calculated TO bring ample compensation for
the present OsSea ,,-,-- -
Prof james Law NJ r " s. Of Cornell Unver viii lecture on
Monday evening neI Nov the horse IL at the rooms Of he
International Academy u Natard Science, NO 10 Cooper hsu
Hteresu just there bat "bo are 90 wen
to Of such exalted reputation hke Prof. James
subject sisys interesting and at The present he
one of tae most rJbineat topics Of the hour
The local quiet The OF the week owing
the excitement preceding
elec the prevailing horse epidemic Ae nkea pe
Prom the South there moderate demand r ug o0Dhe"
however two houses OaJ " eern trade was dni
Enp0rs Of Carriages Exports Of CarTta0> Mdtn1dls
$3.50 Liverpool srOkes. SlIo
French West Indies, ,2.... 731 Exports 9f IarhSA ,,o
Afrca OCaBad9 l,59i galons.... 422SO
Vene1uea cart...... ~ Csp.tne lepaDIe loD glS q"
BTan, I,Siv tthpoFNV
Imports Of CaTrGgeS 10 packages 20"
e.. 80
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

dAvANA Nov l. via WEsT, Nov 2The Bosrd Of Broker
osots Sugar 70 d. S. snd the BOR COnrd
ofe. IA D. Exchange United States 90 DAYS
gh currency 5Q5i premium short sight 1G per
premium eo l8asi ceut preminm short ghl
GO p premium Londuu 30l GJ cent pemami oi
Paris l3 Il per cent premium Gold. Is per premium
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
GkxAA4 V4S GA4G4V p1kV4eI 4siASa
2 PER CENT GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

At 81 1-2 and Accrued Interest.
Issue $50, 900 the mile in denominations Of $780, $780,
$1,000, and $4,000. This enterprise undertaken With SUBJ
scrptions the Capital Stock of over $4,000, ,O0O
Sixteen miles OF the Road finished and In
operation, "a miles In addition fiy grAdel and total
length OF 55 miles Of track will be laid this season
willis the whols Road Of about so miles, with the eIcep
Of miles easy woi entered and contracted to be hn
BY respOnsbe wealthy parties within ensuing
Road extend from the City Of OsweRO Lewiston, the
Niagara River with branches TO Suspension Bridge snd Buf-
fnlO It's Western terminus with the Great Western,
the Canada southern, and the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroads, and at OsNego with the Newly ork
Midland BY way Of the Midland with the proposed Boston,
Rome and Oswego Railroad Which, when built will thus
provide from Chicago Boston 30 miles shorter haa BY
eIng contemplated line connecting also ct osTego with the
Rome, WatertOwn and Ogdcnsburg Railroad, and
thence BY Central completes connection with the
entire railroad Northern HwRngand, while connections at
Osuego Syracuse and Owego Railroad secures access
TO the coal fields OF Pennsylvania.
large through bu'ueH assured Running
through populous and villages and h agricultural District Its
will doubtless ke Of the interest the First
Mortgage Bonds The assessed aue Of the farm property Of the I
through which sbe rosd passes 1872
Annual production 3i'4SS'ofO
above Loan Of TIE most attractive
and reliable ever offered. Por SAleg
GEORGE OPDYkE & Co.,
No 25 EAssAU-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Mrs. Fairs second trial is set down for June "a.
Gamers lounge factory in Frankfort. Penn,
"a, burned Loss s31 insurance Rot asceTtAnel
The Rev. Myram ID. Wood was convicted IN
Atlanta Ga Wednesday Of seduction lie has VILE shd Guild
Prof. w. L. Mitchell Of the Georgia State Uni
,ry Law school commenced the study Hebrs~ a. the e
Of 49, :.
A Jockey Club has been formed III Washing
IN, with Crle, President and Admiral Portef vice
President
The Father-General Of the Society of Jesus
accompanied by three memtrs ol the soos1 b' e' hoe
nored on a mission IRON The Pope.
Joseph Baker, n prominent commission me ".
chant Of bis bedroom sunday monns WIN VII
throat cut II > supposed be committed saode
council Of war sitting Mt Versailles mas sen
Eo months imprisonment % Causing
The arrest OF a number Of personsb by Illegal means
William Warner, Alms-house keeper AT New,
attacked h named tA on inc VIZ VI "'
lied Yesterday from the effect oftbe Injuries received
Gen Merrill Barlow "A prominent lawyer and
eeanl died SATURDAY from the enrct 0, pasyu
,,r.e The deceased of OHIO dnnhg the VAL
Pore Junqua held a public conference az Dor
dan, ON delivered address against E dogms OF ps
inGnint The Numbered 100 AMI Included many pe
.Arstidc dc la Vignc. well-known cotton on
d New Oesn. merchant and DA,e OF France age. 81 ~ h'e 'o'
M,,.. pp IRON the sp Cameo fndsJ pfh "''ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
TCEERA PRESS DISPATCH

WAsuINGTO, Aril 6.-The Naval Investisa-
ton Committee Jet this evening 1890 o'clock Mr.
Dana aud his colsc were not present.
TEsTI0S' OF REAR-ADMIRAL BoGGs.
Rear AdmraBggs was sworn. and exam
ined by secrarN Robson. He testified that he
has been H. tleN navy i5 years, was under
Admiral GrOr' during the experimenting
the construc,n Of ironclads In New. York; was
President OF board which examined the SecOr claims,
and consider thm fair and according to the contract
he examined I'd Dund they had not been paid similar
claims were 1d Miles Greenwood, under the Welles
ton by the IardDf which Admiral Gregory Presi-
dent; but tAcDira Gregory died before the secor
claims werenaL acted the order was to treat al
claims alike
Mr.. Arch, askd whether the Board OF which witness
was Presidlt icluded any Of the allowances OF the
Marchand GARD to which question witness replied, lac
thought Ddfor fasons given.
o. WheEOu on the Board In 1869 did You take
into conseratiOthe law OF 1868 which allowed Secor
Perine q D. $780, In full settlement A. The concu
sion TO ch he5Oard came that the law did not
appear tapply this case but they were not law
yers tina Mas for he Department to SETTLE
Admir- Boggs 'as further examined by Mr.. Archer
as 10 IN charac,r Of tho work done. The Board
allowed lies Greenwood payments rtra 10 the contract
Ry seetary RJesOn-The same allowance was made
A 10 thTppecaoe. which was boat similar to those
Of the sors.
CHIEF IGIsEER LoRfS0's sTATBMIST.
ChieEnpneel Loring. who was one OF the Boggs
Board. wac e,mined by Secretary Robson, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08


MEANS COMMITTEE THIS wEEK-SLIGiir
PROSPECT OF ITS PASSAGE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNBl
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE prospects for the
passage OF bill mi'ing general revision of the Tax
and Tariff laws are mo- encouraging. Such measure,
embodyng the results four months hard and conscen
tious work by the Ways and Means Committee, will be
reported TO the House this week by Mr.. Dawes, but
neither he any other member OF his Committee
terrain very strong hopes u seeing become law be-
fore the adjournment Thqre two things which will
work against the BILL and either may prove fatal to it
lack OF time, and want OF disposition the
part OF the Senate to cooperate with the
House for Its passage. Tho bill cannot como
up for action before next week, ard three weeks
Will be small allowance OF time for its disposal in tho
House. 1t will then be the middle of May, with the Phil
adephia Convention close at hand and an almost uni
yersal disposition in both Houses TO adjourn before the
meeting OF that body. The Senator's do not feel Kindly
toward the House about the tar, having had their bill
tabled and the mpuaton brogn into their faces that
they violated the Constitution passing it, II is
than probable that when they get the House bill they
VIII take their revenge by sending back their own bill
O substitute for It, There will hen be q long vrangle
over the matter, and possibly three conference
committees with the passage Fobably the final re-
suit, OF short bill hastily thrown together at midnight
in the last hours OF the session. With eye to the pend
ing political rather than the industrial inter
ests OF the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

RETURN OF THE QUEEN-o'CoNNOR'S TRIAL.
LONDON, April 2, 1872.
THE Queen has returned from her visit to Ger
man} Her Majesty landed at Portsmouth al an early
hou, thi~ morning
Tlo Trial Of Arthur O'Connor for his attempt ON the
Quc.u Is set down to commence next Wednesday. The
prisoner has made effort TO counsel for hs &C.
fcnsc Its probable that the trial will be postponed
poraJs n.cd litcly tho conviction seems TO c gain
ing q mad that the boy is insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

RIO Granie in 1859 resulted in the COrtina war The
absence Of cavalry force capable to protect this from
tier has invited the attacks OF hostile and agrees
svo ncighbOrs. and the pilagc OF territory covering
not less than GOoO0 square miles are the fruits OF the
omission
The Cabinet decided, Friday that force Of cavalry
shall be Immediately sent to this border.
The President has become convinced that the outragcs
committed by the Mexcans on the Rio Grandc have be-
frequent and serious that Congress ought TO take
action looking their suppression. He has there
fore requested Secretary Fish TO prepare complete
statement OF these outraCes he procure AMI as
he receives he Will transmit IL 10 Congress,
with message recommending immediate legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

rnRr ELECTION TRoUBLEs-LATEST RETURNS.
MADRID. April :, 1879.
The election for Electoral Colleges In the
Town ~ san Lorenzo Catalonia, accompanied with
serious disorder A mob attacked the building wherein
the voting was in progress and completely stopped the
election Tho urns containing the ballots were demo
ishcd ana the poll lists scattered throughout the
town Several persons were injured during the attack
but 70 fatal results reported There was also con-
sido bic excitement in the town OF Santiago Andaiusia
caused by priest appearing 1t the polls and attempting
80 vote with a revolver IN his hand. lie was arrested,
and the excitement subsidized Seniors Riyero and More,
VINO were candidates for the Cortes, were defeated
TIL latest returns show the following result OF the
election for the COrtes Mnisoralst elected, 800; Co
aoni,ts. 1877; doubtful, IL. The returns from Porto
lac and the Canaries are considered favorable 10 the
Go,crnment. The IQuaidad claims that p Republican
Deputies have been returned, including Castelar, OIense
Pi > VI rsall, and Fguerls