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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08

A NOISY SESSION OF THE Neutrality-suspicious.
FOR \ MONARCHY READ.
Tor,T

NOISY SESSION OF THE ASsEMELY-PETITI0Ns
FOR \ MONARCHY READ.
PARIS. Jan z, 1872.
There was an UprOariOuS scene III the AS
scmbIy YESTERDAY the occasion being the reading OF
large number OF petitions praying for the restoration Of
the monarchy some of the petitions wanted the Count
de Chamaord and others the Count dc PARIS Tor MIG
The presentation their rival claims excited the
par;sans OF both Princes 70 frequent demonstrations
while t.c Republicans AID Radicals made noisy oppo'
sition throughout tie reading, which was frequently III
tcrruptcd.
The election Cf Victor Hugo is considered almost GER
tam It said that his return to the Assembly VIII de
feat the pending motion for the trauster.o the seat OF
Government 20 Paris and that the Monarchsts ana the
enemies Of President Theirs secretly favor ms election
Tho Assembly has elected the Presidents of IS Of the
Bureaus All Tut three are Conservatives. The Bishop
Of ore. rs d, President Of the Bureau Of Education
The Sslcc; Committee of the Assembly appointed 10
oorsIcr lc method If forming new Constitution have
made rcpor, WI. rejects he pictcsc' ana declares
II the duty of the National Assembly 10 make Const-
tuition.
statue 10 the memory Of the soldiers Of Gen Bour-
hak army twbo persisted after the retreat into swzer
lind was nuvalld ID Lausanne to-day, III the presence
Oi C,g<O persons.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

sATISFAC TORY PROGRESS OF THE PFl'CH VT
WALIS-DEs rRUCrIyE HAIL SGORM-A FhO-
TEST AGAINST TIE ANNEXATION VI ihL
DIAMOND FIELDS. ,., Ia, ,e,,
The bulletins from Sandringham for the
hast three DAYS show steady and satisfactory improve
meat in the condition of the Prince OF wales
A terrific thunder storm visited Portsmouth ana
vicinity last night Hail fen to depth Of two inches.
The glass in nearly al the windows in the city exposed
TO ihc storm Was destroyed
British sovereignty has been proclaimed over that por
ton of the African territory which was recently annexed
90 the Colonial possessions of Great Britain MI Brand,
President Of the Free States has issued formal protest
against the act of anne Naton.
The Marquis of Harrington, Chief Secretary for Ireland
IN an address TO his constituents az Radnoy treated on
Irish affairs no considerable length. lie declared that
thc Government must bc frm in depressing rebellion IN
ireland and should Sc W face against leaving education
m the hands OF ;hc priesthood.
Joseph G,lot, the steel pen manufacturer, is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08

affairs and who has already furnished interesting and
authentic information Cespedcs, President OF the
Cuban Republic. accompanied by Milnes, Castillo, ana
Macco, his subSecrctary of War, and another person.
left the island on the 18th Of October They embarked
near Porto larbor. and reached Port Royal Jamaica,
IN safety Three Of the Presidents companions went to
Jamaica and chartered schooner, I'm which Cespedes
sailed for Curacao where he lies very ILL., No lhiOr-
nation has been received through other sources 10 COT
rubOratc the statements in this letter. -
An official reception held at the CaptainGeneral ;
Palace YESTERDAY which was Kings Day" 1t was
largely attended All the Foreign COnsuls were present
including Mr. Torhcr the United states consul II
who was i'm the full uniform of General Of the United
states ARMY The day passed without the shghles1 uie
urhance, Notwithstanding the liberty gwen 10 '"o Ho
eroes to parade as usual. - o,,ood
The rumors of Namasedas removal have prou1hco'1,
great dissatisfaction among the people, VINO cOnsuo' ~
unNise and uncaled for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
BLocKADEoy THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, Ncb., Jan. G.-Duing the snow
blockade of the last two weeks on the Union Pacific
Railroad freight trains have not been started with any
regularity Most Of the freight started here westward
bound numbering about 100 cars, has been sidepackcd
al Grand Island, North Platte, sidney, and Cheyenne
and that leaving Tor the East has been detained at
Evanston and Bibhcr Creek. About 20 Of freight
left LaTdmi Yesterday ioI ihe We az cars OF inns was
crs of freight lett ogden yesterday. There is little
over POO delayed freight now upon The road most
Of which is under motion by trains. There now
al Omaha and on opposite side Of the about
cars Of freight for the West. The Company Is under
stood 10 Doe CkuE In locomotives many Of them having
been disabled recently. Eight trains arrived
mere from the Wcd this morning beng the lrst through
trains which have arrived since Dec y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
THE WHARTON TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 6.-The trial of Mrs.
Wharton resumed at 10 O'clock when Chief Justice
Miller announced that, the absence OF Mr.
steele, counsel for the defense and for reasons that
would hereafter be stated To the jury the Court would
adjourn TIL Monday morning The Court then adjourned
and the Sheriff informed the jury OF the death OF Tho
wife OF stephen Beard, Of the jurors Twentynne
witnesses had examined for the prosecution when
the state rested. Up TO this time is have
examined for the defense ana there the list vel
to be called but few OF these will be- called and the case
will probably he concluded next week IL Is rulnored
that the defense disposed submit the case 10 the
Jury without argument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
WASHINGTON.


EXCITING RUMoR IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIS
AGREEMENT BETWEEN SECRETARY FISH AND
SENIOR ROBERTS, THE SPANISH MINISTER.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSB.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 1872.
Considerable excitement has been caused in Wash
ington. this evening, by the report that Senior
Roberts, the Spanish Minister, had demanded his
passports, md some apprehensons have been eX-
pressed that despite the assertions made by Secretary
Fish and Others at the State Department, that the
relations between this country and Spain are as
cordial rs they have been any time for three years
past, we might, after all, be drifting into war
The report, too, coming directly on the heels
of orders TO put into commission several
of the most available Of our idle war
vessels and in the midst of great degree of activity
at the Navy Department as its financial condition
will allow had much more weight than 1t could nave
had under any other circumstances. But careful IN
qury proves the report to be untrue, although NJ
the same time il dscloses the fact that within the
past two days questions have arisen between secre
tary Fish and Minister Roberts which have led to
some very sharp words, and are not unlikely 10 re-
result in the speedy departure of the
Spanish Minister. Just & What these cues
tons are no one, except those Immediately
concerned seems TO know, though 1t has leaked OUT
that they are none of those which have heretofore
been the subject of diplomatic correspondence be-
tween the two countries, but others which have
arisen out of the intercourse between American and
Spanish officers in Cuba, and which have been
brought to the attention of the State Department
within the past two or three days. 1t is believed
that these new questions are of such nature
that they will not necessarily disturb the
friendly diplomatic intercourse between the two
countries which is known to have existed up to the
present time. There cannot fail to be considerable
anxiety, however when it is remembered that the
present Spanish ministry is one with which our
Government could hardly hope to settle any differ
ences: and that one member Of it, at least, would
probably hail with JOY any event that should involve
the two nations in war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
MEXICO

DIN ILIrING ETIOEE THE GOYEI.NllINT FORCES.
MAIAvoEo- Moz.co, Jan. "a courier from
the CITY 81 Mexico which place hc lett on the 2h ~
Dcccmbo,. reports mat Gen. Daz had abandoned the
CITY Of Oazasa, having O1 Of all arms Gen RocLa
Was IN hot pursuit.
courier i:om Monterey tie % inst reports that Gen.
E-,oocCa had gone 20 the City Of McXico. Icon had
pronounced .l san Luis Guipoca IN Mier with $50
men. Tho TlmauIpas Chief Pedro Huoiosa, is second
IN command COuuJ Wa, iu CaIuarso, O,en,iby await
Iug an attach, but neither side Will trust him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
DEpEEDATIoys on THE TEXAS FRONTIER

CATTLE STOLEN AND CARRIED ACROSS THE LINE
-THETTNANS DLTERNINEDTO DEFENDTHEH;
IROTEEGl-IIIE MATTER BROUGHT TO TIE
NOTICE OF PRESIDENT JUAREZ.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Otical dispatches show
thai dultdatious are committed upon cattle IN Texas
10y armed parties coming from the Mexican side Of the
RIO GItICC and that Gen COrtma>, command Of the
Mexican tools the frontier, HOJ only makes en-
eaVoIs 10 prevent the robDercs but IN league
with tie IDaIdUdors. The military authorities NJ Fort
Brown say that the scarcity Of troops the line,
and The nature Of the country bordering on the river it
Is almost impossible 10 capture the bands unless caught
H. the act Of crossing. Las, there several
couGcts one where there firing iIOm both banks Of
the river ~ Rancho Nucyo. Texas six leagues above
Fur EIOvr, resulted the death Of one man, and the
Ny0tuG.nc o. another the Mexican shore. This con-
fct tcOi place between band Of maraudeIs from Mex
500 AID some citizens q Texas Col. McCOOk. command
ing a that post says that unlcs, cooperation by the
Aez G authorities DC extended in breaking up these
haLds 81 marauders apfcdatOry warfare will ensuc Whch
may possibly involve the two nations. IL letter to
Gen. Reynolds De lays:
4 am determined to do all can 70 stop IT, and Gen.
pal.clDS. oounaU in" The regular troops MaianoTos
sGpd To cooperate with me. hut 10 II necessary
l." have iat murderer am! ihei, Cortna>, removed, or
or Mins.c. NJ. Nclson called the attention of the
-,rAI,in t;p.tII,.ct 20 the subject and Mr. Marerco
icliied d. q confidential note, assuring him that
i,Snrcs wo.4 be- adopted tending to remedy that stu
IoI President JuaIcZ NaS profoundly impressed with
10 gravity u iLe subject as presented To him Mr. No
~dNt Tnefb s. 40 doubt IN my mind ~ an Niety
DE part OF The Government 10 put check To these
laWlsSs proceedings but, unfortunately, the chief diif
"n'V arises iro ff @Ant OF power 70 enforce its man
ha.~ 81 states ~ mol; rom the capital W0nId earn
StiS suggest To hc Government OF the United States the
WITH tie Government as Mexico, such will remove on
,rs S, ,d me fio , N"bnr fntr Sa. been
heard u ne SUI 1ecl bDCe The 18Th VI October dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
COAL MINERS, RIOT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. THE coal miners at
Nelsonve yesterday, refused to permit men not mem
hers Of the Union 10 work in Brooks Coal Nine threat
enng them with violence If they persisted IN gong INTO
the nine Several shots exchanged y force from
this city was summoned by telegraph, and about 70 OF
the ringleaders among the MINERS were arrested ana
taken TO Athens and committed to Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
SMALLPOX IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE deaths by small
pux last week were $780, which is about tie same ~ for
the previous week. There is falling of OF 100 IL the
number OF new cases reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
A SIGNIFICANT ORDER FROM THE WAR DEPART
MINT
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
EXCITING RUMOR IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIS
AGREEMENT BETWEEN SECRETARY FISH AND
SENIOR ROBERTS, THE SPANISH MINISTER.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl

1t is reported upOn good authority that the
Secretary Of War elcgraphed, Saturday, to Cen Je
c. Davis superintendent of the Recruiting Service, 10
continue recruiting ana to retain all recruits IN TINS city
instead Of sending them Western stations, rs has been
the custom hitherto. Among army officers stationed
here tins is REGARDED as sign Of preparation for possible
hostties induced By the aspect Of our relations with
Spain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
BELGIUM.

LABOR TROUBLES IN NAMUR-THE MILITARY
CALLED OFT.
BRUSSELS, saturday, Jan. G, 1872
DISPATCHES from Namur report that the work
men of scIagucauN ana Vein have struck work for
higher wages and reduction Of hours Of labor There
has been much turbulence and disorder since The strike
commenced The ceusdarmcs have been stoned and
some Of them seriously injured. Tie civil authorities,
finding themselves unable to preserve order have sent
for troops Similar labor troubles imminent at Char
lcroi. and, precautionary measure. companies II
cavalry VII be dispatched tlither forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
SPAIN.
ADMIRAL POLO APPOINTED MINISTER TO WASH
INGTON.

MADRID. Jan. :. 1872.
The following appointments are at last
Officially announced:
Admiral Polo De Barnahe 10 hc Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOentiaTy OF spain 10 tie United
States.
Don lose Concha. Marquis of Havana, to be Captain
General Of tie Island of Cuba.
decree has been promulgated convokine the Cortes
on the 22d Of January.
The memorial funeral scrvicessinI honor of Marshal
Prim were celebrated OIL Friday King Amadeus at
tended in person Seniors sagdstaGand Gorilla were not
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
CUBA

REPORTED FLIGHT or PRESIDENT CEsPEDFs-
III Is SAID TO BE LYING ILL IN CURACAO.
HAVANA, jar. IA letter from person in
bee Oreaus who IL QcBsjGeJed veil informed IN C0Dau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08

that they will not pay until then Tho Mayor has ssued
a proclamation warning the aDttrenters that unless
they pay up at once the police viii be insTuc'eu "
promptly remove them and their gOOds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
IAnDonncemenAl
BURSErT's COLOGNE-Best in America.

WHILE A SOLDIER IN THE LATE WAR l WAS
so MATERIALLY BENEFITED BY DR. JAMES ExrEc
7oEASr THAT REGARD THE PUBLIC AS TO
Nj EXPERIENCE TnEorGH oP cASPLFB ~ VERY
SEVERE WEATHER CONTRACTED Cold, WHICH FINALLY SET
TIED on NJ 1rSGs AND IN coSsEgrENcE THE SURGEON DIS
CHARGED NE A. CoSsrxTIyE Ny ARRIVAL HONE
BEGAN TO TAER JAMES ExrEcroRASr AID N SHORT THs
THEREAFTER BEGAN TO THAT IN PEW WEEKS
WAS ENABLED To 60 TO Ny TARNSG Frequently
sycR HAVE Used THE FAMILY FOR CoLDs
AID Corsu Avp ALWAYS OBTAINED sATspAcroET RESULT
THEREFORE cAyyor HESITATE THIS REMEDY PoR
ALL CoLo. AND r0R CossUxP1IoS EARLIER STAGES
WILLIAM BAEros, WRITING RON PARAGON, MICHIGAN
If people who suffer from the dull stupidity
where in Spring and TOO oen 10 All seasons o '
should have better neguors a.
Nti. az clearer hs4ls 10 deal with
Good sense and sound Judgment require
r home TO be- protected burglars II can be done Ie years
trerenr broken through proves that oLNE BURGLAR
TELEGRAPH removes az care an- nIet a.oIi
SOTIcTToRs OF INSURANCE wanted for this
o arri Conn person bringing business Will be hbera
leus4,eL Apply at New-lork Oncs, l5J Broad"ay
For WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, 80 to IS.
SQUIRE IO Fulu.-.t up Hc sells C ron ne
iron se int therefore you at manufacturers prices
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SOLICITORS OF INSURANCE wanted tor TINS
cy and vicinity toy PHpNix Mutual LIFE lSsrNcE CuNANh
OF Hartford ANY person bringing a business Wal te hDeIa
coultusael. Apply at Newl ork Ohct, l5j Broadway
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

One day the surgeon came to the
side of an ague patient III military
hospital, and auxiouslv inquired
how he felt. In the midst of a
shivering chill the reply was, No
not "a a--bit better" L am
sorry; but your case is very pc
culiar one, and hard to get hold Of
said the surgeon. sympatheticalTy.
"1e- yes, said the shivering soldier,
"tha-that's so th-th-the d-n
ca-ease sha-shakes so yo-you
cant gi-get--a a hold-d ofit-tah.
He recovered.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

LoNDoS, January 15th.-It is ex-
pected that the Prince of Wales will
nave sufficiently recovered from his
illness to he able to move out from
Sandringham in the course ola week.
The press generally approve Of
the project for the laying OF new
cable from the English coast to that
of the United States, and agree that
cheaper rates than those ofthe present
lines will be an incentive to the
business community and the press
of both countries.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

Special Information for the hHiotea
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NELNIN NOTICE
nEFIAN NCH, MINING CoNPsS-

- Location Of works, Eagle and Nasll,, Min
Ing District, NtNula
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At /
meeting "t the Trustees # said IanY. btid ,,.
tie Sd day II January, lo7, aa assessment y, J.
OF FIVE CENTS 81 Share W.,> levied upon :he ctpi-
tai stock If said company, l"yal lc in IHiteI States
gold coin, t. tn, Secretary.
Any stock Ul",u which said assessment >l.all re-
main unpaid ON the 9Th day of February. iN-,
shall be deemed delinquent, and wiz Le duly i,i-
yerti>ed for sale at luic auction. and uuir-, pay
mert shall hr uair before, will be sold OH THUS
day, February 18th, 1s72, to pay the Delinquent
"ases>intnt together with the costs .t ad1ar-tae
ami expenses e sale.
Br order of the Board of Trustees
ISAAC NCCnNNELL
ja5-lm ~r,.r,r.lry.
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4 came near selling my boots the
oher day, said Jones to a friend.
How so?"
well, | had them half-soled."
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15

How TO WATER PLANTs.-From
careful experiments, Mr.. Mechill discover
ed that plants slightly watered every day
often perish, and always become dwarled !;
whereas good soaking given twice week
almost invariably proved highly beneficial.
He says:
The sum Of our experience in watering
amounts to this-that thorough soaking OF
the ground two or three times week is
much better than the same amount of wa
ter applied in driblets daily, only sufficient
to wet the upper surface, but not the un-
per strata Of earth contiguous to the roots.
Cold spring water should before apply
ing it to heated soil, be exposed to the sun
and air for few hours. The colder the
wates is, and the warmer the soil, so is
the necessity of applying it in abundance ;
for it is evident, though we can not explain
it, that the result produced upon the plants
by applying cold water to the soil when at
a high temperature, unless so copiously APP
piled as TO saturate the soil completely, is
fatal to tender or weakly plants, and often
less OF more injurious to strong or healthy
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-15
Greuina State goltrnal.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE Is, 1872.
stake.rrnining Of Tomatoes

Thomas Meehan says he has for several
years noted the relative advantages of the
different ways of cultivating tomatoes, and
he concludes that the best practice to adopt
is to proceed as with Lima beans-that is,
set the stakes before the plants are put out.
These stakes need not be over six feet high,
and may be set about four feet apart each
way. As the plants grow, tie them up to
the stakes; but that will not be required
over half dozen times during the season.
Twenty plants in this way will yield as
much fruit as double the quantity on any
other plan, and in quality there is no COM
parison. The common field plan of leaving
tomatoes to grow as they list, spreading
everywhere over the ground, may be, as
truck growers say it is, the way in which
the heaviest weight of fruit can be had in
proportion to the labor spent, but fruit thus
produced is more acid. e..
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BAMKRUPT NOTICES.


I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES for the EasternDistrct of
Virginia. .Hr ..saF .r... ur
In the matter of James Rogers bankrupt
in bankruptcy gar rTI e.
At Alexandria, on the 9th day of June, 1872
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: -eg. 2.
PLEASE to take notice hereby, that Il petition has
been, to-wit: on the 30th day of Dec, 1871 filled
in said District Court by James Rogers, of
Fauquier county, in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the act
of Congress entitled can act to establish uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States,i approved March I'd, 1857 for dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable under said act, and
that the 18th day of june, 1872, at O'Clock A. M.
before Nj. Lysander HILL one of the registers of
said court in bankruptcy, at his office in Alexand-
ria, in said district, is the time and place assigned
for the hearing ofthe same, when and where you
may attend and show cause if any you have, why
the prayer OF the said petition should not be
granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt viii be held at the same time and place
.r LYSANDER HILL,
.srI. Register in Bankruptcy for
in 7--E2w ..t 7th Cong'l Dist. of Va.