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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
GERMANY.

BERLIN, June l6-Serious trouble from tle la
Dor movement is feared here. The engineers
threaten 70 strike. and the masters have resoi vs
to meet At By locking up their shops aud factories
thereby throwing out of work all employees,
whether engieed in the strike or not
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
District Court Grand Jury.

The Commercial says there are ..several Demo-
Gratis on the jury" Perhaps there or two
out of twenty-four. Will that paper have the
fairness to publish the names of the jury; ii this
too much trouble. publish the names of the Dem
ocrats OIL 1t. Let it be seen whether the corres-
pondeht OF the GAZETTE is not quite right
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. June l5.-Geusrsl ". /. Sherman,
who srrirsd hsrs few days sisce. has been visit
ing places OF interest IN and near Vienna. He
sase Waited the pass over the solmoneriug Alps.
and visited Me Hon. John Jay at Reichnau where
the latter is now soourning. he leaves TO- morrow
for Paris. G&GGa va
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

Col A. X. MCCLURE has thought it worth
his while to contradict statement made in the
Harrisburg TELEGRAPH, which said I'VE
stand ready to prove by four living witnesses
that A. X. Mcclure, aa the 4th day Of June
last, positively asserted that the Pass and the
Posr would support Greeley for President. in q
direct and indirect manner"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
RoME e..
PAPAL ANSIvERsAnY.

.t ..~C RoAE, June L.
lhe twenty-hfth anniversary OF the Pore's ac-
'ssion to the pontiacate was celebrated yesterday
Four thousand persons visited the Vatican and
delivered congratulLtory addresses to the Popo.
who was received with cheers. 's7.s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

) Joseph HanNtAn, one Of the pprentices in
this Office, made 2, 900 impressions In one hour
aud forty n,inut<a with Gordon press re.
Gently. The,press 10 on- known ~ an eight
medium size. and was driven by treadle.
Printers claim this u bs fast work for boy
that weighs Lass ihap ope hundred pounds. In
two c0nse< usiya nlGOutA,s llo worked fifty I'm.
pressonsa minute, or almost one per second.
Port Auron lMich Times. -'9 =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

'sy Telegraph IL the Daiy GAZETTE =
aS.It. CommercIai.
PHILApEIPHlA. June Il.
Cotton quiet; 244. f.4g,s
Mldd'ing, Upland and Gull nouy very duli
surer6ne at Scat. so; extra. ~ rs; extra fam;.
ly, $s.5OalO ea=.
Rye Aour held S5.
Wheat dali; western red 81 10: amber 50 Isl
white s. Is.
Rye lower, 95c.
Corn dull yellow 50, western mixed 65a66;
Oats dull, weak; white 5Oa5l; mixed AZ
Whiskey dull, 92c
Gold l3t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
3 SPAtN.

MADRID, June l5- The Minister for the Colo
MES has telegraphsd to the Captain General OF
Cuba, to be fru In his resolution to uphold the
integrity Of the Empire, and chastise the enemies
of the pacific ationof Cuba in all parts of the is-
land e,4.-.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
Tho Peace Jubilee.

wv OuC0 UOUIV00.
.'',f4 BosToS. June H.
The opening reception parade OF the bands
visiting the jubilee came off Ibis diornns and
vas bailliant affair. The city was crowded
and decorated with lags.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
Dy.Telegr~ph TO the Daily GaIette,
NEW YORK.

NEW 7 oRK, June L,
Men in Dura sugar house refused to strike,
and mob OF four hundred collected in the yio,u.
ity to force them to strike, but were dispersed
by the police.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
CATTLE MARKET.

VA11Ik MARKET. =
6eeves dull.
Esera Ponaa. and Western ste-rs 7k to 5; fair
70 good. 6x to I: eommon5a6. -.., -
Sheep fair demand 5k ,sl
Hogs Hull. $3.50 ID $3.50. A.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
~ TELEGRAPH to the Daily Gazette.
TINE PARIS COMMUNE.

r.,!. l.,t, New YORK, June H. .
lhe members Of the Paris Commune held a
meeting to consider proposition to make de.
monstration against this French Minister DE.
Noslles, on his arrival here. The language used
was very violent, but no decision was arrived at
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
GlESIwoR7n's ~ @
ROACH ANDRAT ~\
EXTER RMINArOR.
On" application will cIea-
any house
= Gems box. Cut tni,
"nt; iiaye no other.

"A1E-& = W VN1H ELECTklC INSECT POW
w, DER.
E,sy "ny % eaten Up With BED Brgs. Snall Roaebss.
aeas, ahss ana Moths, when one bottle of Client.
cents. 80 S' A'eo -
for sale BY RkINGHURsT l. co. Sixth and
Ds"as. jueel5 d2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

"A severe storm occurred In New York and
SsssN SssUoAiyn on Friday. Mary Cullen, aged 10
~ WAS blown Into the river, at the former
~ sd sad drowned. and an unfinished house il,
.nS ~ ,was blown do~n, killing one man
sao in)afint sSys stsia Others. b!5 'rr -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

=, Mss Tennie c. C,aain was elected Colon.l Of
T Ts Ilghty.nfty New York tcolorsd) regiment OH
.,..ay .suay night Great confusion prevailed, aud
~Ius .e niue Indignation was manifested at the in
NV one Of the ofesrs tsssdsrse hin resigua-
'A' 'u' the election waa finally made unsnimous
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

"a ne synod ~ the Resefm Church, appoint.
n. COMMITTEES TO report to the next Synod on
tss,s ,ssuvlsability OF meeting with the Presby-
@uan Church South. y, - -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

yo.I eM ~ were six cases VI sunstroke In New
A0fk Thursday - Nv"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

BY. .Telesrap to the Daily Gazstte
Geneva Arbitration.
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, June II.
Count Selopis did not propose an adjourn.
men, on Saturday There are hopeful expec.
tations Of the result of the Arbitration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
SECOND. EDITION,
BY TELEG r. A PH.

By telegraph TO the Daily uazet,s. ---
WASHINGTON
WAsHISG1oN, une IL. 4
The President is expected 10 return home to-
morrow.
iiii4 rsaf.- III. str.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
WEATHER REPORT.

NAsHINGroN, June L..
weather clear and partially cloudy cv-, the Md
de Ststss.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE INSURANCE INVESTIGA TON.
TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF SUPERINTENDENT
MILLER.


TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF SUPERINTENDENT
MILLER
~, , :-..:.; ~ n,,o1
Inc insurance lhNestiSa'loh was Iesuihoo
Yesterday. Elwood Walter OF the Mercantile Mutual
Mariro Companv testified that the Company was exam
~ - ~ -, o.. ,,s so,-,ooo &, ooo
lned by o. IT, carter WHO char geu ioi ns soi'oo' s
Augustus St. Clair testified that reporter OF The
been employed 10 hunt ND evidence in re gard
1"'o' No N 49, -, -. .,r. -. g., ,,, -
70 the charges against MI Niicr' 'n'' e ' 'u i"e'
views with great number OF insurance Fiesneh's ana
ocers who concurred I'm the view that they had no
o =, oo,,oin+ a,ains, Mr Miller. from Messrs
cause oi cohipIhnV ae"ih'V Ti' HiiH'i i''' -i''
Winston and De Witt he had obtained answers 10 GER
ID. s,,o, oros,ions fnrni.bed him nv THE Times.
an ~ Wv" -. ,1aa h, ,,n- .ra
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Eighth-aye.


~, rho Eich.b.ovc front the corridors and smaller
Offices alone being retained by Gonld and his men.
While the latter were seeping TRIBUNE reporter walked
among them they lay some on the moor some on inc
desks and tables, and others on the prohu "ihuo"
ss; some snoring sonorousy, ana others rolng from
side TO side In halfconscious CONDITION, no" ana teh
venting an expletive their companions. they were
all ruans of type seldom seen on the street Ia hones1
davgbta mass of SCARED and battered humanity, with
scarce an atom Of the eaven Of manhood IN the whole
lmp They had been called on Monday afternoon from
alleys and cellars vile saloons thieves dehs aho
the resorts OF the poorest prostitutes and eAhaed 'e
odor Of the gutter. All but a few were puny phyhea
for they seemed TO have neither strength nor
sze nor courage and the wounds got In er pase
strugges with each other there we're no eVdences VI
their ever having fought Their appearance asleep
like their basphemy awake, was purely bestai
They were of the class who dare hot even
follow until leader has stricken Gown .ho
victim and laid him at the mercy OF their KICKS Ih's
was the throng whom armed with pistol kmfe ana cup
Jay Gould had called TO his assistance ana '"ey "eo
termed with apt ALTERATION, "Gouds guardian Angels
Tommy Lynch was their leader, ana Whie the h'.ie
bu IA Law down In their iustan Oh velvet ana prusse
the bigger bully lounged about Jay Goulds heaGquar
tiers In the counseors room tawaiting the sgha' o LIS
murerous services. The same leader ana the sano 'o
lowers had been In the service OF Erie beiore' anu o
former successes had inspired them with oonnuehe"
which induced them to dcride the police ana h'eh 'u
Kelsos face expulsion was limited
at Besde this they hired bravos and they knew
that for holding themselves ready for biood'hed they
were to have s per man. while their leader was to reap
fortune In the $50 promised him. II was tue rate nxed
when their services first bought In Eres interest
In the Offices on the Eghthave 'front.' held ny 'he new
management there were % men Drought IRON tne Enc
passenger depot, men OF tried cou'aee VINO AUG" 'ne
an,.,on,s,. of old and did fear the conflict which
they expected At o'clock n NJ the quietude OF the
" roush," 4" who surrounded and guarded Gould iued
,hese defenders Of the management into feeling Of
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
FOREIGN kEWS.
FRANCE.

VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES
TO PARIs-MARSIIAL BAZAINE AND THE CA
PITULATION OF HETZ-ANOTHER STORMY
SCENE IN THE AssEMBLY-THE sUEz CANAL.
PARIS Tuesday March 12. 1877.
The Prince and Princess of Wales lunched
with the Prince and Princess de Joinville the Duke
d'Aumale, the Count and Countess of Paris and the
Duke OF Nemours They aftcrward received q visit
from President Theirs, who was accompanied by his
staff; and later In the day drove out unattended In
open carriage. The weather fine. The Prince and
Princess are In excellent health they depart tomorrow
for Cannes.
The delegates fTam Metz who have been In attendance
on the Commission on Military Capitulations in letter
to the Repubque Irameaise that the Commis
sion has concluded taking testimony regard the
render Of Metz and that the evidence strongly against
Marshal Bazaine.
The Assembly to-day, engaged In discussing the
minutes OF yesterdays sitting. Deputy Victor School
cher declared that the vote pass the order of the
day adopted yesterday under circumstances which
rendered II null and void Deputy Brsson accused NJ.
Vtet the President pro te yesterday Of gross rregu
lartes, and charged that the minutes had been fased
scene Of Understandable violence ensued and the Pres
dent unable TO brng the members TO order, obliged
to suspend the session for so minutes After the
the Assembly, by large majority. passed resolution
censurng Deputy Brsson for his unjust accusations and
Incorporate Language.
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Suez Canal was
held here to-day President Lesseps made q report, in
which he states that the Direction OF the Company has
intention Of selling the Canal TO any Government
that the traffic the Canal Is largely increasing and
that the receipts during the months Of January and
February OF the present year amounted to s5l5,4O0
is stated that the French Government Is negotiating
with the Berlin with the view Of antci-
pating the full payment Of the indemnity, and
thereby securing the complete evacuation OF french
territory by German troops.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
LATEST RETURNS.

sTRAW's PLURALITY OVER TWO THOUSAND
FIFTY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB1
CONCORD, March 13-2:15 a. m.-Returns from 1S9
towns give Straw 3602S; Weston, 33Ol0 scattering,
795. Straws plurality, 2.21S
The Republican majority in the House will be 45 to
So and Straw majority about the same as estimated
before--1,OO to 1900 The Monitor, the Republican
paper here, will say tomorrow morning:
The Republicans OF New-Hampshire have fought a
good fight and cleUn victory as they ever
permitted 10 rejoice All the efforts OF the Demo
Gratis to nothing their assaults upon the Repmb-
can party have rebounded upon their own heads. The
people heard them and have answered them by good
Republican majority
The Patriot the organ of the Democrats, Will say
The result has astonshed the Republicans themselves
and has been secured by the illegal votes OF more than
1000 nonesidents who allowed vote by claiming
a residence in New Hampsh
MARCH 13-Ihree a. m,-The returns show that
the Republicans have trumphed in the Ist Id Hid,
IVth, Vth, With, IXth, Xth, and probably in the
XIth Senatorial Districts, and the Democrats have
the other three.
Returns and careful estimates show that the Rep
reseDtatives By counties will stand as folloWs:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

decided on by Gen. sckes and Messrs Field and Shear
After consultation with hr. Gould, who acccpted
the terms Gen. sickles returned 10 the Directors ROOM
and made report of his TO the Board by which,
after brief discussion. he instructed 20 accept the
terms behalf Of the Directory. With countenance
beamng with satisfaction at the Of OF
his most brilliant acts OF diplomacy. the General made
his way back through the crowd o roughs who guarded
the door and its approaches to the enemys camp and
announced the acceptance OF the capitulatoD Mean
while report had spread through the building that
Gould was abon to surrender and crowd gathered in
the lobby anxious TO witness the concluding Of
the campaign. Little sympathy was expressed for tho
fallen chief who evidently had not the power to win the
affection Of his employees possessed by his dead coned
crate Fisk There were many expressions Of personal
lfeeliDg while the nearest approval to sympathy was
from one man who was heard TO remark IN half pfu
tone This is the most sorrowful day Jay GoulG has
ever seem"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
GEN. sICKLEs DICTATNG TERMS.

Meanwhile, the session of the new Board yet
continuing. David Dudley Field and Mr.. sheaman ap-
preached Gen. sickles and suggested private confer
euce with him I'm Mr.. 9oulds Geu sickles con-
sented and the three closeted together nearly
two hours, during which satisfactory settlement Of
terms was agreed upon. None Of the parties to this i'm
portant conference cared 10 state the asked and
decided upon but It 10 understood that Gould wanted
assurances that he should not be depOsed from the Di
rectory when the Classification act shall have been
pealed and that largo concessions demanded All
were denied him. The claims which Gen sickles has
against the Erie Road aud which he insists can be en-
forced against the private estates Of the Directors we're
laid before Mr. Gould and his lawyers II was also
ored that John Graham who was Ia the building ut the
time furnished Gen. sckes with proofs against Gould
Of q serious criminal nature aud that Gould recognized
what desperate strait he was In, and how helpless he
was In the hands Of his enemies
During this conference with his lawyers, Mr.. Gould
was absent the greater portion Of the time making bis
appearance only ser the basis Of agreement had been
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
MURDER And SUICIDE.
A DESPERATE MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND CUTS
HIS THROAT.

A DESPERATE MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND GUS
HIS THROAT.
ALBANY. March IA terrible tragedy oc-
Cured in the village OF Greenbush, opposite this city,
this afternoon near High Bridge, Aldrums Crossing
On Second ave Greenbush. there lived In small frame
dwelling man named Samuel Fargue. with his family
consisting OF wife and daughter the latter being about
IS years old. About Q O'Clock, this afternoon, TWO
shots we're heard in rapid succession, ana
shortly after, Fargue was seen to pass INTO
a woodshcd, back from the house, and
the daughter screaming out OF the front door y
hs time several OF the neighb0rs were attracted 10 inc
spot on entering, Mrs. Fargue was found yng on ,ne
front room floor dead having been shot throuen
the head struggles were heard IN the shed, %hch
FargIle was enter and. on proceeding thItner
most horrible spectacle was witnessed Farg9s % %as @n
hand c,asping Jagged, rusty old Jack-knfe,
while from vide cash in his throat the blood was spnrt
ing ont Soon after being discovered his struagies
ceased and he was dead. Fargne who was shities
sort of had been out OF work some days past
and in an aitercation with his wife, seized revolver
wing near and shot her. He then fred at hs daughter
hut her: then proceeding 20 the shed he ended
his own life as above stated
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
BALTIMORE NJ f. CONFERENCE.

WARRENTON, Va, March 12.-ln the confer
ence to-day the Rev. George G. Brooke Sunday school
Agent presented his report Two reports submit
ted from tue Sunday school Committees majority and
minority report-for which substitute was offered Dy
the Rev. Alpheus Wilson. All these were directly antag
onstic each other and produced long ana animated
debate The report of the minority, ab0ishing the once
Of Sunday school Agent, was adopted The Rev W. ".
COc, Statistical Secretary presented his report wch
shows the strength numbers and gain In the Conef
ence since last year The number Of communicates IN o
tie Conference Is 23OO0 Bishop Paine Will make tne
appointments to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. /


MANCHESTER, March 12-StTaw's majority IN
Manchester viii exceed 500
The Republicans nominated, aud have pIoDapIy
sloctc,. I've extra members to the Legislature.
CONCOED, y. H.. March 1880 D. m-RetuGns OF the
vote for Governor received from Sc towns give Straw,
Republican I3 40; Weston. Democrat 129S5 BlacRmer,
Tenucranco sJ Cooper, llG scattering, As, giving ma
torlty 10 these towns straw. These towns last
year gave Pike, Republican, 1865, Weston, Democrat,
Il,37e; Cooper Labor Reform. Comings, Temperance,
aud scattering 2t3.
Bos4oN March 12-straw is undoubtedly elected Gov
srnor OF Kew Hampshire. The Indications arc that there
viii "a & Republican majority IN the Legislature.
CONCORD. n. H., March 12.-One nuudred and twenty
towns foot up Straw 2B57O; Weston, 22622; Blaekmer
OeuiperancoJ 100 Cooper o. RI, 40; scattering, u.
straws orlty l1Il, which Will probably be reduced
somewhat by returns 10 come in
MAHcuEsTER March l2--rhe total vote foJ Governor
IN THIS city 4C3 OF which straw receives 22iO Weston,
l5C Tcmperancc aud Labor Reformers 80. straws
majority AZ The returns from the State as far az re-
eeyed Indicate the election OF MI Straw by about 1900
majority.
The Republican have made q gam Ofseven Representa-
ves this city and probably secured good work
ang majority ia the Legislature
PokTsnOUTH, n. H., March 12-rhe Republicans are
juaat over the result OF the election and paraded the
streets till late hour with band of music Marcy
DEM Is defeated by Warren Brown, ID ths Senatorial
dsuict by 10 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
TEI.EGRAPHIC NOTES.

49, The Government OF frince La"h" i''' '''
hem d.f-a .ssndth House Dissolved
.R. l.. Motifs palace flour mills. In CoiuinDus'
Ga were burned yesterday. Lc's, sJ'oo 10 insurance
"A defaicati0n oil Sl2Vyu ilaa ., pr ~, a.eo,ere
The weather In Nebraska is now pleasant anu
IN. enur, line a the Pacific Railroad Is clear OF stoW All "'h' "
running time. - 7,
A bouse on the outskirts Of Binghamton, " hich
had been rented Temporary snapO hospital "s burned On MOI
day Loss, 100
Emanuel Shaffner. Of West Hanover Penn,
CONVICTED the muer his hrs ard second N' anu '"hh
sbejoei bT poisoning motion viii be n,de Tor new"
A row boat while proceeding, day before Hs yes-
,.,.r s,oss the land. nom saeraeh'o W
CshSm. upset Mrs w. Huf and aas'ef
wered drowned
Tnhalp In Maseosah H., committed suicide on suis ~ ID
bees iDd.etsA attempt 10 commit rape os sh
nd ADMITTED 10 ball
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
(,I'RA.

COMPUTATION OF THE SENTENCE OF A CUBAN
THE COUNTRY AGAIH SAID TO BE IN
TRANQUIL STATE.
HAVANA, March 12.-The sentence of death,
which was pronounced Oh Domingo Giral, member OF
the Cuban Chambers, has been commuted by Captain
General Valma soda to imprisonment for l1e Reports
of Spanish officials in the Central Department state that
but whites remain in open hostility to the Govern
ent the insurgent bands lately surrendered asserting
their number IN the Cama guey than 80 Cabel
los acts as Captan-Ge during the absence from
Havana Of Gen. yalmaseda. The number Of cases OF
smallpox III Havana is increasing. The Russian fleet
will probably leave Havana on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
IN A STATE OF SFIGE.

After Gould's midnight attack on the Erie
safe with the record OF which the narrative in yester
vs TRIBUNE broke off, the rude gang of more than 100
roughs the worst pureus OF the West Side re-
tired TO the rooms still held by the Gonld faction, lay
down. and so awaited the next demand for their services
During the evening they had been literally supplied
with tobacco cigars and liquor and under the combined
influences Of these potent narcotics they were In
n state OF semstupefaction and slept At o'clock the
VicePresident with his friends held all the main offices
DIAGRAM OF TIE ERIE OFFICES IN THE OPERA HOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE JERSEY CITYHINDICTMENTs.

Police Commissioners Hutton AL uoetze
and Police Mcwiliams OF Jersey City have en-
tered pleas of not guilty the last indictments found
AGAINST them charging them with signing false pay rolls
IN November and December. and have been held In VIZ"
bail each on each indictment In addition 70 @ nun 9 ,h
snant found 40 common against all tue menpers o tne
hoard Commissioner Goetze charged with nayihg ne re-
the ssIe OF lots in Manhattan-aye Tor whcn ne
s;vod brtbe He gave t 900 bail. The trial OF IN
dcmen,s pending maeasanee in oce r, w oesn % on
n,oaT and the prosecution will be conducted by
ana s A,tnrney Mr. Gilchrst. and not by Tie
CouDty Prosecutor.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE NEGOTIATIONS BEGUN.

During the night previous and at intervals
in the morning there frequent conferences among
the leaders both sides, many Of the new directors
being present in consultation With Vice-President
Archer while Jay Gould held repeated councils OF war
with Messrs. shearinan Edrdge, Field Beden Smith,
McCbane and others Of his adherents. Among those
present to assist the new Board were John Graham,
judge Porter Wm. Mcfarland, and Mr.. Thompson. who
are associated with Cen Sokles legal advisers OF the
English stockholders.
The Gould partisans seemed to think they had gained
decided advantage in securing possession Of the Pres-
dents room, from which they had been driven on
Monday
About 10 o'clock one Of tho safes Of the Company was
opened by Secretary Otis, by direction OF the Vice
President and number Of books and papers taken out
for the information of the Board Objection was
made by the policeman in charge, but on appealing to
the police authorities the proceeding was permitted The
employees Of the offices seemed to have nothing TO do but
watch operations, which they did with much apparent
interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
SPAIN.

TELEGRAPH CABLE TO BE LAID FROM SPAIN TO
ENGLAND.
MADRID, Tuesday. March H. 1872.
The Gdcetd publishes decree authorizing
Ortega lay direct telegraph cable between Spain and
England.
PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES AND THE THRONE
OF SPAIN.
ROME, Tuesday, March II. 1872.
It is rumored that Prince Frederick Charles
OF Prussia while in this city, recently, asserted his
claims TO the canddature for the throne OF Spain.