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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-29

- CALIFORNIA SENTIMENT. private
letter, received, at Washington, Mon
day, from Colonel John w. Forney,
dated at San Francisco, says that the
political sentiment of the Pacific coast
is surprisingly and overwhelmingly in
favor of President Grant and his re-elec-
ton. The feeling among the bankers,
capitalists and railroad men, with whom
Forney, as the associate of Colonel
Thomas Scott, is in constant communi-
cation, is all one way, and very strongly
that way.
The San Francisco Bulletin says 'Ari-
iona diamonds of three pounds weight,
and about the size of q mules head, are
the latest specimens received and exhibit
ted in a window on Montgomery street.
They are of the grade adapted for sleeve
buttons
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-29
ARKANSAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
ITO THE LADIES.

Mrs. II. G. COLE would say TO the Ladies
of WaIlingford and vicinity, that having
learned 5. Il. Taylor's System OF Dress-cuI-
ting / have oDened rooms on Center street,
and am now prepared to cut ladies' gar
ments in the latest styles. Having pro-
cured the exclusive agency Tor IayIor
mouth Dandy and Mount Tabor, am con
stantly receiving reliable patterns from
New York. Ladies would do well TO can
and examine patterns before going else
where. -
The system viii be taught to limited
number.
Center street, Wallingford, VI
August 81, 1872. dlw8wAw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-29
SKIN DIS E A s E S

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND
PIMPLE REMEDY.-The Skin Medicine of
the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh
Worms Pimples, eruptiOns and DlOtched
designations of the face. Sold by all drug
gists. Depot 40 Bond ST., New York.
FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES
AND TAN. USE PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECkI L LOTION. The well-known, re-
liable and harmless remedy for brown dis
cOlOrations of the face. Prepared only by
Dr.. b. c. Perry, DermatOlOgist, 40 Bond
street, New York Sold by Druggists eve
rYwhcre. m20mon. wed ,sat&w6ln
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-29

Norm CAROLINA. Letters fIom No.
Carolina report that the election excite
ment has entirely disappeared, and that
both parties concede that Caldwell will
receive the certificate of election and as
sumo the Office of governor without OPP
position. Merrimon's talk Of contest
will probably amount to nothing, and is
kept up more to break his fall from vic
tory to defeat than because he intends
to do anything but submit to the result
The State vote of canyassers are now
making the official count of the votes,
which the Legislature are obliged to ac-
cept, and inauguratc Caldwell.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

In the beautiful and thriving village of
MlDDLETOWN SPRINGS.
The subscriber offers for sale his first
class three story brick store, and residence
two story, with one acre of land and out
buildings, all complete. Ample shade and
water, with garden well stocked with
with fruit Surroundings very fine.
and all facing the public common.
The attractions for a rural retired
nome, as well as for business stand. are
very rare, and will be offered at a price
within the reach of any enterprising par
"; For particulars, call on or address the
subscriber.
NJ. E. VAIL.
Middletown. vt. Aug. 5th, 1872. d&w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-29

a IMAGINATIVE CLAIMS. -BlantOn Dun
cans claim against the government, con-
d. corning which so much has lately been
said, proves to be purely imaginative.
The records of the War and Treasury
departments, within which, if it existed,
It's history should be found, shows no
trace whatever of it. The report that
General Dix is a defaulter to a large
amount is equally groundless. Two
small vouchers, both less than one hun
dred dollars, were charged against Gen
eral Dix early in the war, in the irreg-
ular course of business in those days,
and both have subsequently been can
celled, the government having no just
claim upon the general.
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THE FOLLOWING CAN NOT BE
i beat outside of
ASHMUN'S
TT MPLE OF HON.

Elegant Bustles at 25c. worth SOC.
Shieles b. c. Imported Woven Corset,
sold in cities for 81. we sell for zoe.
Roman Ties, worth 75c, at 40c.
Oil boiled Sash Ribbon at 90c.
Good quality Hose, two pairs for 25c,
worth 25c per pair.
Leather Satchels reduced to SOC.
Lace Collars, warranted TO wash, from 10
cents up.
Perfumery, from l0cup.
Pocket Books, from I0c up.
Jewelry, whole set, from Zoe up.
Dolly Warden Jewelry. from Zoe up.
Linen Handkerchiefs, from l0c upH
Ribbons, from l0c up.
Hosiery, from l0c up.
Untummed Hats, from l0c up.
Jute Switches, from IOc up.
Jute ChignOns, from Zoe up.
Silk Hair Nets, from I0c up.
AT
ASHMUN'S TEMPLE OF FASHION.
NOnpareil Block, Q Center Street.
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John ]. Berry.
VIVA. H. TItrUmb.
Mrs. Charles Snow,
Mrs. Alex. SuolT,
DR.. J.. =. Chase and wife
}. Wakefield and wife.
VIM. BeatJic and wife.
Jacob Shaw and wife.
John s. Case and vie,
IT. ". Wight and wife.
w. o. Fuller and wife.
Thomas COlsDn and vFifn.
Dca- Henry llEr1haTl and
wife.
O. i. C0uzIt tPog+mas.sr q
E1cklsud and wife.
] K EimbaH q Z wife.
William AIlLs5Cl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
ID Z S E r e To
ture-Delegats Hooper and Apostle Fitch
To b Elected United Sta Oh Senators

SALT LAKE CRY, April 4, 1872.
The Legislature OF the State OF DcsereI was
formally organized to-day. there being q full
attendance OF the members OF the "old body" To-
morrow is fixed for Joint convention for the pur-
pose OF electing United States Senators. Delegate
Hooper and Apostle Thomas Fitch were selected In
the Convention. There were only three Gentlles in
attendance. The proceedings excite no interest;
scarcely Mormon discusses the situation.
Eighty persons. a majority or whom are Mormons,
publish call for democratic convention next
Monday, 10 organize territorial central committee,
and for other business Some OF the names ore the
same as on the republican primary.
delegation OF merchants and mine owners op-
posed to to The admission Of Utah as a State leave
Tor Washington on Saturday
The great pressure or business IS urging the Utah
Southern Railroad Company to extraordinary ef-
forts 10 push the work on the road. The road will
reach the south shore OF Utah Lake this summer, a
distance OF seventy-dve miles.
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THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE FOR
GRANT

The Republican General Committee met last night
In their rooms on Twcnty.second street and Broad
way, and spent more than half an hour wrangltng
over motion to adjourn. The game lay between
the Cincinnati Conventlonists and the Philadelphia
Conyentionisis; but as neither party was ready or
willing to proclaim It's iavorlte the debate was had
on the motion TO adjourn. This motion was made
"A soon as the secretary had gone through the for
mali,y of calling tile roll, and 1t was put definitely
10 adjourn al the call or the Chair. u. ID. Conovcr
onnosed the MOTION vehcnently, and contended Tor
al a(ournment without day, or until the next reg.
Mar monthly meeting. General Palmer John v.
t,mllev s,eoroe Il. COachmon ana Others backed up
the motion 20 adjourn at tue CAL OF the Chair, but
the odds against them were too heavy:
Mr. traukenaeimer, to test the complaints, tnen
nonved Thar the General Committee appoint delc-
tlo ,s ~ Inc Sincmnati Convention This motion.
h adopted would place them just where tiey aI
moi want 10 De-od the lelce-and u was voice
down IL was then moved 10 au!ourn ioa w
weeks on the plea tnai as the easy ~ tho M at
roofs present quarters expires on the ISL OF mo
would be necessary TO make provision ior Up g fu
iure TINS excuse would not hold WIN lhe major
NV who by vote, decided to ADJOURN WIN Jut day
| The two parties then divided, one !" ng TO IN
| "bar'' ana The other 10 the Lincoln = .m0 rooms
where debate was carried on ia irss ally mannel
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The Osages Az Jack a Camp Of Buffalo HINT.
crs, ffurder Nine out Of Eleven aud PllaRc
the Camp.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 4, 1872.
The Fortf Smith Era OF Saturday says the United
states Deg uty Marshal Peavre had brought in three
persons from the Indian country, charged with
murder, He also reports that while at Cedar
Grove in Southwestern Kansas. he learned that OF
eleve A men who some time previous had gone out
on bufYalo hunt only two returned, the remainder
na' sinu peen Killed by q party Of Usage Indians,
no set upon them Just after they had gone into
camp and were off their guard, scattered In dif,
4 those who escaped one managed TO jump on his
1 horse an animal or superior speed, whie the other
/ feirnel and Inv motionlcss on the ground till the
redskins had left. The indians plundered the camp
! ana carried OIL everything they could.
/ limited States DEPUTY Marshal Baer came on
Wednesday with nine prisoners seven OF whom " ere
supposed to be connected with the hanging or Fin.
ME at Pcrryville, early In March. Deputy Marsha
| Willard Is expected IN with Tour moro versions I'm
pllcated Ia tue same anair.
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THE WEEKLY HERAL. D.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In THO
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present We 'ek, ho"
ready contains the very latest news Inv Il legraph
from Ar parts of the world nm tn ,he hour OF pub.
LEGATION, including full Accounts or the S ta'o :.
Aya,rs IN Mex,co. tho E,rtnouahe IN oa,orn ia; the
nooeson Inquiry; the case OF Dr. H0uar' = LAG
American in Spanish Chains fun returns from iOon
necticut; Revenue Frauds in Boston; Anothe. MAJ
practice Case; Death OF the Missouri Despe rauo
Hlldebrand important Decisions in the uised
states surname Court: statistics OF Commerce and
NAVIGATION and the puplic Debt Statement. 1t iaso
contains the latest by telegram from Wash ing
ton; Political, Fashionable, Artistic, Religious and
Sporting intelligence; Obituary Notices; Am ase'
ments; Facete; Editorial Articles on the promin ehs
topics OF the day. Reviews OF the Cattle Horse s'a
Dry Goods Markets, Financial aud Commercial u
teligence and accounts Of all the important an 10
interesting events OF the week.
TERMs-Single subscription, So; Three copies S. II.
Five copies, So; Ten copies, SIS; single copies, i've
cents each. A limited number Of advertisements IL
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM BLACKWELL's
ISLAND.

Yesterday afternoon about haltpast three deter
mined attempt to escape from imprisonment was
made by two prisoners in the Penientiary al BLACK
wells Island. Their names are Henry Tiffany SEN
fenced In December last to six months term TOT Pe,y
larceny and james Dooley, sentenced 70 TWO anu
half years for grand larceny DOGGY was ensaseu
a., ~ ,,orrv gang ana Tiffany In the paint shop OF
tha Pen,ten,iary and yesterday afternoon DJoley,
having managed creep out OF slgt OF lne oveiseer
rnsned nast his friend. tiffany, VINO was engaged
on some outbuildings, on receiving lne si2nai,
started 10 run towards the lower emu OF the lsianu
whare the smallpox hospital Is situated AS tney
passed a gang OF conylcts engaged on the eastern
sldc OF the island they were recognized py one o.
the teerera who immediately started In pursuit
calling on d hlother Keeper TO assist him. me Two
fred their reviewers az the Tnnaways, without
aaaet ana iIe convicts managed TO escape obsetVa-
ZION by lodging about the fever hospital tents. a
virorous search was at once instituted, ana about
baif-nast seven clock last night the two were dis
covered hiding In one OF the gairets under the
cnpola or the smallpox hospital, and were igno
m,n1onsjy march ed back. THIS Il the secQGu at
tempted escape within io1r weeks. =
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7ELEGRAES TO rRf NEW Y0al HERALD.

LONDON, April 4. 1872.
The Right Hon. Benjamin Disracli, IN his speech
at Manchester last night. euloezed the late Eall
or Mayo, and declared that through his vigilance
courage and patience when Chief Secretary OF the
island tho conspiraclcs Of the American FenIans
were defeated In Ireland.
Continuing his comparison between the British
and American forms OF government he said
the President Of the United States was not
sovereign. HIS position was similar TO
that OF an English Prime Minister and both
were paid a sum which was about equal
to the income Of second class professional man.
He next referred to the difficulties growing out OF
the Alabama claims, and pronounced the present
situation OF the controversy lraught with great
danger to the relations Of the two countries. After
reviewing the past ana the present treaty negOtla-
lions for settlement he came to the conclusion
that there was but one course left for England
painful II might be, when she received the Amer
can case, with It's extraordinary demands He
would have appealed to the good feeling and good
sense Of the Americans stated the difficulties and
invited o confidential conference, at which they
might be explained. lie condemned the course
taken by the government; 1t was the cause OF the
public alarm and Indignation which now existed
He admitted that it was impossible for America
to recede from her position in regard to the
questions TO be presented to the Geneva Board.
and concluded by expressing the belief that the
record of ministerial incompetence would be sealed
by the ultimate acknowledgment OF the principle
or indirect claims, the results whereof must DO
fraught with utmost danger to England.
The Earl OF Derby and other prominent gentle
men followed III speeches of similar political import.
Defence of the British Policy and Crlmna-
ton Of the American Diplomacy.
LONDON, April a, 1872.
The Right Hon. James Stansdeld. member Of
Parliament for the borough Of Halifax and an ad-
vanced liberal lncllning to radicasm In politics.
addressed his constituents last night IN speech
which was mainly combined to local questions, but
In which the Alabama treaty was touched upon
significantly.
Mr. Stansfeld said that the treaty With America
seemed to be in jeopardy. II 1t failed the fault
would rest with the American government. Eng
land had done her best to settle these differences
and set good example TO the world.
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Died.

HEADQUARTERS, d COMPANY, NINTH INFANTRY, u
N. G. 8. N. Y, NEW YORK, April 1872
The members OF this company are requested W.
meet at the armory, saturday, the 9th inst, i2s
twelve o'clock NJ, IN citlzen's dress, with iatys g
cap white gloves and with Grape Oh left arm, 10 +
tend the funeral OF late comrale, ex-Leutenu ~
James B. Van Beuren. Honorary members are az 80
requested to attend. BY ORDER. ,,
Captain ROBERT r. COURTNEY
WILLIAM Hill. First Sergeant. -
PATTERsON.-On Thu r5day, April 4, ISIZ, MAJ AZ
T. PATTERSON, beloved VIE Of James Patterson. In
the nth year Of her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family, also the
nemhers of sylvan Grove Lodge, No. 275 f. nd
A. NJ are respectfully invited to attend tue rune rail-
from her late residence, 70. los barrow s'reor On
SATURDAY., April 9, at one O'Clock 4. M.
Tor other DEATHS See FTfth IGJe-l
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DRUMMERs IN VIRGINIA,


Important Decision by Judge Bord-Barret',
tie N,w York Traveller, Releused-His
Arrest for Selling Goods Without a Lie
cense Declared Illegal.
RICHMOND, Va, April 4, 1872.
The case OF the State OF Virginia vs. W. II. Bar
rett, OF the firm OF s. ii. Clark Co., New York,
came up in the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Bond, to-day. Barrett is a mercantile drum
mer, who was arrested and imprisoned In December
last under an ordinance OF the city OF Richmond,
and also under State law, for selling goods by
sample without a State and city license. He was
released under a writ OF habeas corpus granted by
HERALD. and the decision to-day rendered IN the
case Is one OF great interest to The entire mercantile
community of the coun try.
THE DRUMMER ILLEGALLY ARRESTED.
Judge Bond orders the discharge CT the petitioner
In this case because he is OF opinion that the law
under which he Is IN custody Is III violation Of the
second section OF act four Of the constitution Of the
United states. BY the provisions OF the twentieth
section OF the act OF Assembly Of Virginia OF March
"a 1871 the special license required OF every per-
son not a resident merchant VINO desires to sell
goods by sample III Virginia, Is fixed at 500. IL
either at home or present with him. The tax Is u
fixed one, ana is not dependent on the amount OF
his sales.
UNJUST PARTIALITY To RESIDENT TRADERS.
on the other hand, every merchant resident In
virginia Is allowed Dy the same act 10 sell MS s0OuS
by sample any where In the State without taking any
license, such as Is required by The nonresident
trader. 10 be sure the resident merchant pays q
license also trader; but his special license Is much
lower tnan that liked upon tne NONRESIDENT, and
the whole amount with which he Is charged Is d.
pendent upon the merchant residents sales In adj
don to the privilege OF keeping store and selling
his goods TO his customers upon the payment OF his
license the resident merchant Is entitled to exhibit
his goods all over the State without sample mer-
chants license, and the Judge thnks THIS Is u.s.
| crmnatlon - -
| AGAINST THE CITIZENS OF OTHER STATES,
| and comes within the decision OF the supreme
| Court In the case OF Ward vs. the State Of Mary
| land by which such discrimination Is declared III
the supreme Court 10 be unlawful The ordinance
| or inc city OF Richmond requiring a license from
non residents and exempiing residents from its ap
| plication Is so clearly illegal that no argument l.
necessary 10 show It. Barrett was therefore dis
| charged, and 1t is now established that drummers
from every section Of the country can sell by sam
pie without regard to- any city ordinances or Statt
| laws 10 the contrary.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The HAGUE, April a, 1872.
The celebration OF Independence Day was at
tended with public disorder and breaches of the
peace at various points. The most considerable dis
turbances occurred at Oosternout, III North Brabant
where mob collected. broke the windows OF houses
and committed other outraGes. The demonstrations
became so threatening that the town authorities
found 1t necessary to call upon the military to sup
press the riot
Upon the appearance OF the troops the mob dis
persed but several persons had been seriously In
jured before quiet was restored. The cause OF the
outbreak Is supposed to be dissatisfaction with the
ministry
UNIVERSITY HONOR TO AME RICAN TALENT.
Among the conspicuous nonors received by Mr..
Motley during the ,crcentenary anniversaryof Dutch
independence was the degree OF Doctor or Laws con-
ierred upon him by the famous Universityof Ley
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1TucrAEs 10 IHE NEW YORK yEaA.S.

LONDON April 4 ..s'1'
The case Of DR.. O. Minor, who killed workiA. :
man at Lambeth somo weeks ago. and has since
been held Tor Trial on charge OF murder, came be-
fore the Court Today.
The room was crowded with the friends of the
unfortunate laborer, and with a large number Of
persons who had been attracted thther by the &C
counts OF the case published In the newspapers
Before the opening OF the tral considerable excite
ment was manifested by the spectators.
The counsel for the prosecution ar once put at
rest all doubts as to the termination OF the exami-
nation by stating his belief that tho prisoner was
insane and that the jury should SO fnd The EVIL
dence 0! The killing was introduced. 1t was very
brief, and simply rehearsed tho leading facts al
ready known Conclusive evidence of the prisoners
mental condition followed. and the case was given
to the jury.
The verdict, rendered after short deliDeraton,
was ''not guilty" on the ground OF insanity.
NEW YORK CITY SECURITIES AND TIE CHANGE MEN.
Considerable dissatisfaction Is Expressed In hnan-
cia circles because Of the absence of the New YORK
city loan from the Official list OF quotations on the
Stock Exchange.
THE PRINCE OF WALES TOUR.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales Will return
from the Continent In June.
FLOW or SPECIE FROM THE BANK.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
EAT, O0O during the week.
THE RATE or DISCOUNT ADVANCED.
The rate Of discount Of the Bank of England has
advanced one-half, and Is now three and half per
cent.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Two thousand seven hundred and fifty -one bales
Of American cotton were landed OF Liverpool to-day.
THE CITY COMPOSITIONS AND METROPOLITAN MAS
TERS
the strike Of tho London compostors has proved
successful. The demands for increase OF wages and
Limitation OF days WORK to nine hours have been
conceded by 142 firms.
MEN OF THE SPADE AND SHOVEL ON STRIKE.
The agricultural laborers In Cambrldgeshire have
struck Tor higher wages
Parliament In Session After the Rccess-Tho
Commons i'm Committee of Supply.
LONDON, April 4, 1872.
The House OF Commons reassembled this even
ing.
Mr.. John g. Dodson member for East Sussex, re-
signed the craftsmanship OF Committee or the
Whole, which POSITION he had held since 1866. Mr..
Bonham Garter, member for Winchester was
elected TO fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Mr.. Dodson.
The House went into Committee OF Supply, when
resolution proposed by MIR. Vernon. Harcourt TO
reduce expenditures was debated and rejected.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rnrpoN MONEY MARKET.-LoNpos, April As p. M
Consos closed at 9s for both money and the account
United hvctweny bonds 1888, Wa sb1s Old 9li
1879 e3sa cnforties, S9N . -, ~.
PARIS BoURsu-PAEIs, April 4-P. M.-Rentes closed at
65f s5c. - - .. i,
Lrv ERpooL COTTON MARAEr.-ihvERrooIs AprI 4
6P MTle cotton market closed quet middling ulands
lAd midd,ng Orleans, II I'D The sales q the day nave
been 1906 Iaes including 1000 for speculation AMI cx
port i,
4 LIVERPOOL BREApsrurrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April
A-P. M.-Ihc hrendsiufs market IL quiet. -,
I LIvFRPO3L PROVISIONS MARKET -LiVEkFoof, hFri
l-I.ari, 4Os. 3d. per cwt. ,,,
LoNnos PRopuoE MAnKET-LoNpoS, April 4.-Ta'ow
E5s. per cwt ,,.
k4If for fine pale American
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TEXAS.
Expected Arrival Of United States Cavalry-Cat.
tie Stealing by Mexican Marauders-The
Texans Preparing to Retaliats-
An Important Decision.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK nEsALp.


BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April 4, 1872.
Orders have been received by the military
authorities here which indicate that an ad-
dtional force Of United States cavalry is
coming soon for the protection of the border.
Cattle stealing continues without abatement
Reports Of stolen cattle crossed over to the
Mexican side by banditH are more frequent
than ever. The Texan rancheros are pre-
pairing initial retaliatory measures against the
inhabitants on the other side of the Rio
Grande.
Governor Davis has removed the old Dis
trlct Attorney and appointed new one.
Judge Russell, of tho District Court has
decided that he had no authority to make the
removal. This is an important decision, affect
ing, as it does. the appointing power Of the
Governor
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The City Vote of Mairid-FrOminent States
nien Defeated.
MADRID, April 4-P. M.
The popular vote In this city on the first day Of
the election stood:-For the candidates OF the coaii
tion IL, 362; for those OF the ministry, 4,9,2.
Among the most prominent of the candidates for
the Cores In the capital Espartero, Sagas,a and
Topete are oil beaten.