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judge Hayden Defending tho Government
and Jsdse McKean-Fitch and Pratt Verg-
Ing ON Treason-Tricks Of tho Mormons-
Elder Cannon Insulted-Sons Of the Revo-
lutionary sires.
SALT LAKE CITY,. Feb. a. 1872.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day Judge
Hayden late OF Nevada. made powerful speech in
answer to Mr.. Fitch on the admission Of Utah. He
entirely demolished the ISLANDERS OF Fitch ON Judge
McKean and Governor Woods declaring that
his remarks against these officers ana their
government amounted 10 treason. he adj
vised the Mormon people to remain con-
tented as wards OF the government and declared
that there were not fifty Gentiles or liberals
In Salt Lake, and not one hundred In the
whole territory, In favor OF State gov
eminent at present He said the trick Of
electinR Genties to give color and fairness to the
Convention was too shallow to deceive. The
charges Of despotism and oppression OF the
national government resolved themselves simply
into the Of State sovereignty versus Judge Nc
Kean.
Elder Cannon expressed himself insuted by the
remarks OF Hayden, and said Utah would be the
brightest OF all the gems In the Union The blood
OF the Pilgrim Fathers was in the Morm0ns. They
were descendants OF the sires OF the Revolution,
and had been ever loyal to the country.
A despatch from Green River this evening says
the Union Pacific road is all open.
The cars for the Japanese Embassy Will be ut Og.
den tomorrow.
Judge Mexican leaves for washington Tomorrow
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. 81. 1872.
The (Gaulots newspaper, OF this city, in Its issue
this morning says that King Amadeus, OF Spain,
has become Disguised with 'the ungovernable
disposition OF the Spanish people," and has urged
his father, King Victor Emmanuel, to sanction his
abdcatlon Of the Spanish throne.
The Gaulofs further says:-"vIctor Emmanuel
counsels patience ON the part of King Amadeus"
sAGAsTA's EFFORTS FOR COMPOSITE CABINET.
Senior Sagasta, who was requested by His Majesty
King Amadeus to form o new Ministry, has COM
pleted his task.
Senior Sagasta, President Of the Council ana Min
lister OF the Interior.
Admiral Malcampo. Minister OF the Marine.
seior De Bias, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Senior Gamacho Minister Of Finance
General Del Rey, Minister OF War.
Senior Robledo, Minister Of Public Works.
Senior Herrera Minister of the Colonies.
Senior Colmenares, Minis ter OF Justice.
The nve members OF the Ministry whose names
are mentioned last in the order Of the above list be-
long to the unionist party.
ADMIRAL TOPETE DECLINES OFFICE.
Admiral Topete, who, 1t was expected, would be
one OF tho members OF the new government de.
clined to accept ministerial position owing TO the
illness OF his daugeter.
PLEASING PROSPECT FOR THE NEW CABINET.
The new Ministry mas the undivided support of
the progressist party.
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TELEeRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

George Tbirson and Olive Pisbury under srres In
Charlestown. Mass, charged with nfanticide. -
The Ten Hour Central COMMITTEES Massachusetts
arc urging ten-hour upon tbe Iegs
lature.
M p. Bemus reelected SUPERVISOR for the town OF
Chautauuua N. X. whitney (demoratl The balance
Of the democratic ticket elected.
There considerable excitement in Carrsrl,e Kv over
the rich deposits and other the
Memphis Company which recently purchasad land At that
place.
Kday arragned for the murder of Patrick Moran ON
the I'D OF April ioI and Davs Scaune of Stoughon
Both pleaded not guilty. Their hials viii occur in Nav
The annual meeting Of the Cincinnati and 81 Louis Raj
road Company TO elect of drecAors WAS hsid
in Cincinnati yesterday and resulted In the choice Of the fo
lowing named persons 1homaa A. Scout of FbIadcnha
j. n Mccullough ana Thomas D. Meas err Of Pitsbure o.
car Townsend and y. Hurlbut, of CleyeIand and ~ W.
aed BY elecsng r. woodward president, aud L. H. King
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FIRES.
In Cedar Street.

At about one O'Clock yesterday morning fire oc.
Cured on the fifth floor Of the five story brick build
ing No. 1S Cedar street, the property OF Frank
Miller which caused q damage to the building OF
about two thousand dollars. The fire originated on
the fifth floor OF No. 49, which, with the second floor
or No. 20 and the third and fourth floors OF IL and 90
were occupied by Miller Sons, backing manufac-
turers. Ii started In the rear part OF the
nOOr among some barrels or oil, and
soon reached the roof, which shortly alter
1ell in the stock In the place was damaged to the
sured for S12,s 800. The second floor OF M. 1swas
occupied Dv U. q. Beggs Co.. lubrIcaing Oil re.
liners. The damage done on this moor amounted 10
was occupied by l.. F. Auja tobacco dealer, was
damaged to the extent Of $500. Fhe first floor OF
No. 20, which was occupied by Downer & st. JOnn,.
was damaged TO the extent Of $3.50.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Elections In HOnolu!u-Lnying the
Foundation Of the New City Hall In
San Francisco-The Arizona Apaches on
Warliks Move.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81, 1872.
An Associated Fress despatch, dated Honolulu,
February s, noon, says:-"The election of Repre-
seniatives for two years is progressing. The inde-
pendent ticket In opposition to the straight gov
ernmen Ticket is largely anead. The governments
ticket is ahead in the outside districts"
Extensive preparations are making for laying the
corner stone OF the new City Hall Tomorrow
Indians have nearly all left the reservations, hav-
Ing accumulated all the supplies OF nour and meat
government stores, and are evidently preparing for
q vigorous campaign against the troops and settlers.
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FRENCH READINGS.

An interesting series OF readings from the best
French authors has been begun q. Chickering Hall,
in Fourteenth street, by Mons. A. A. Favarger In
which amusement Is combined with instruction.
The gentleman displays much dramatic talent,
but his principal effort is directed to conveying
correct idea Of the subteties OF French pronun-
cauon 10 MS audience. In this he succeeds ad-
mirably, owing TO the clearness and precision or
his intonatton. Those who desire to perfect them
selves In French dialogue cannot adopt a better
means Of accomplishing this desirable object than
by attending these readings. where amusement is
combined with instruction.
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UNION PACIFIC TROUBLES,

The Road Reported Clear-Another Chapter
of Accidents-A ssWashout', and a CoIIisiou
at Medicine Bow.
OMAHA, Feb. 20, 1872
General Passenger Agent Kimball, OF the Union
Pacific Railroad telegraphs to his principals that
the snow blockade was raised last night and that
whole line.
To-day q washout Of the track on the Western d.
vision detained trains about eight hours.
collision occurred between two freight trains,
near Medicine Bow, to-day. Both engines were
badly damaged and several cars ditched.
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TELRAm TO the NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1872.
report 1 prevalent in the clubs ana political
circles genellly to-day, to the eject that Lord
NorthDrook, nder secretary Of state for War, Will
he appointeNiceroy OF India in place Of the late
Earl Mayo.
SKrCH OF LORD NORTHBR0OK.
The Right Honorable Thomas George Barring,
Lord NorthD,ok, umtes in mis- person the blood OF
the Barings al the Greys. He is the eldest son Of
Francis Thoihill Barring, first LORD Northbro0k,
By his nrst wife, Jane, daughter OF the late
6ir George Grey Baronet. The present Peer
WAS born n the year 1926, ana married
xus4s) Elizabn Harriet daughter Of the late Henry
Unarles StuE ESQ.,. Of Dorset Lord NorthbrooK
was educate at Christ Church, Oxford, and took
The degree o 3. A. in 1916. He served as Lord OF
hhe Admralif In 1s67-5s; Under Secretary OF state
kor war in Ia; Under Secretary for India lsol-64;
Under Secretry for the Home Department. ls64-o6;
becretary to he Admiralty In 1896, and was reap
pointed Unde Secretary for War In 1868. He rep
resented FalIDuth in the House OF Commons during
the sessions nm 1857 to 1896.
HOW LORD AYo's REMAINS WILL BE RECEIvED.
[ the yacht Enchantress will be sent BY the Ad-
miralty to SUI to receive the remains OF the Earl
OF Mayo, latdviceroy OF India. and convey them TO
England.
Lord Norhbrook's Appointment Doubtful.
LONDON, Feb. 22--6 A. M.
The Lontn telegraph pronounces the report OF
LORD Nortnrook's appointment to the Governor
Generalshinef India premature.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

The Constitutional Convention Discussing the
Taxation and Finances OF the Statc-A
Limit Placed to the Power Of Municipal and
County Corporations.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb 81, 1872.
The Committee OF the Whole OF tue Constitutional
convention last evening terminated its discussion
upon the report Of the Committee on Taxation and
Finance and omitted, by a vote Of AZ to 20, the
clause in the present constitution relating to tax
alton and finance. ana especially providing for the
payment Of Indebtedness to the state Of Virginia
incurred by the separation and establishment OF
West Virginia. leaving the Legislature with au-.
thority TO provide for the payment Of any liability
OF the state prior to the adoption OF the constt-
ton. County and municipal corporations are not
allowed to become indebted In an aggregate ex.
ceeding five per centum on the value of taxable
property. Counties are not permitted 70 assess.
taxes the aggregate OF which shall exceed seventy
cents on 500 valuation, except by vote OF three
nths OF the people IN the county, and except for the
payment of Indebtedness at the time VI the adop--
lion OF the constitution.
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THE WAR. IN MEXICO.
A Decisive Battle TO Be Fought at
San Luis POtOsi.
LERDO DE TEJADA NEUTRAL.
Executions of Revolution
airy Chiefs.


HAVANA, Feb. q, 1872.
The mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived to- day,
bringing advices from the city Of Mexico to the 10Th
inst Up to that date the more recent military
movements on both sides had been unimportanE.
The supporters OF Juarez were confident but the
revolutionists seemed to be greatly encouraged by
their early in the north Military law had
been declared in the States OF Tlascala and Jasco
where the government troops had suffered some
reverses.
General Ochoa evacuated Lagos, whittier he had
retreared from Aguas Calientes. battle was i'm
pending near san Luis P0tosi 1t was generally
believed that It would be decisive, and should Gen.
eral Rocha triumph there, the government would
be secure.
Lerdo dc Tejada and party, on whose detection
the revolutionists placed great hopes, refused to
give them any aid or comfort senior MeJa, the
Minister OF War; has won the admiration OF all par
ties for his ability and untiring energy in fighting
the powerful revolution. Merchants and property
owners throughout the republic sympathize with
the Juarez government.
Mr. Nelson, the Minister OF the Onited States had
carefully abstatned from interference In these In
ternal troubles, combining himself to the duty Of
projecting the interests of his countrymen In
Mexico. His conduct was universally praised.
Executions of revolutionary chiefs continued. At
the latest advices all the States except chihuahua
and Mexico, were affected by the revolution.
As soon as 1t became known in the city Of Mexico
that William Cullen Bryant intended to visit Mex
leo, the literary societies commenced to make prepa-
ratlons for hts reception. News mad not reached
the Mextcans when the steamer left Vera Cruz, that
Mr.. Bryant had postponed his visit on account OF
the revolution. General Rosecrans was also ex-
pected at the Mexican capital.
Work on the Vera Cruz and Mexico Railroad was
progressing in spite OF the disturbed condition Of
the country.
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IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

ST. LOUIS, Feb n, 1877.
The Board Of Government Engineers, to examine
the surveys and report on the condition OF the st.
Louis and Alton harbors held session this after
noon and had an informal discussion with Mayor
Brown, the City Engineer and the Comptroller and
chairman OF the Harbor Committee OF the City
Council.
The latter gentleman laid before the Board the
condition OF the river what 1t requires to improve
and preserve the harb0r, and urged upon the
Board the necessity OF the establishment Of
a Western River Bureau and regular yearly
appropriations for improvements and for keeping
them In proper repair. 1t was stated that the gov
eminent has appropriated but $75 900 since 1886 Tor
the improvement OF this narbOr. All other money
spent has come out OF the city treasury No definite
action was taken by the Board.
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Personal Intelligence.

Major General Baird. OF the United States ArmR.
II st the Fifth Avenue Hotes-
Sir Il. Wake, Baronet, or England, has arrived at
the Brevo0rt House.
Judge d. II. Hastings Of Bath, N Y. is stopping
attne Grand Central Hotel
Colonel W. L. PitoheE OF Washington. has quar-
tiers at the Srurtevant House.
Judge Dwight Foster, OF Boston, il staying at tina
Fifth Avenue H0sel..
Colonel J. D. sloeum, OF st. Louis. has taken quar-
tiers at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Professor Charles w. Eliot, Of Harvard Untversifys
b sojourning at the Albemarle Botei
Homer Foot. OF Massachusetts IL stopping at tina
New York Hotel
Colonel II. 8. Prescott, Of Chicago, ILL.,, Is among
tho sojourners at the Grand Central HOteA
Rev. Williams X. Ager, OF Boston, Is cDmiciled at
the Fifth Avenne Hotel
Rev. W. E. Duffy, OF Providence, Is among the
late. arrivals OF the st. Denis Hotel
Major w. r. Burlington, OF the United States
AU n.y. has temporary quarters at the Irving House.
State Senator W. I. Horrobin, OF Bennington. VT.
III stopping at the Westminster House.
State Senator N. B. Sanford. OF Vermont, is domi-
, q led at the ST. James Hotel
State Senators A. W. Palmer and q. H.. Adams ara
b In town, at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Count Shonval0r yesterday left for Havana
where he Is to reoin the party OF the Grand Duke
Alexis, on the steamer Cleopatra.
, Ex-Governor Maiden, OF ONO. Is registered az
| Earle's Hotel.
Messrs. Robert Watson, b w. @. Carroll, p. H
Lawflinan, II. and s. Burgwin, and Engineers W. h
Kennedy and Joseph l.. Lowry, composing COM
mittee appointed by the City Council OF Pittsburg.
Pa. TO inspect the waerworks of various cities arc
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
Governor Hoffman Yesterday left the Clarendon
Hotel, where he has been for several days. and went
TO visit his relatives at Sing Sing.
Charles Francis Adams. exMinister to Great
Britain, and at present member Of the Commas
SION of Arbitration on the Alabama claims, arrived
on the steamer Algeria. Yesterday he remained In
this city. at the Brev0ort Rouse In the evening he
started for Washington.
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THE GREAT MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. !

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Feb 81, 1872.
The last span OF the great Missouri River bridge
at this point was completed yesterday, and a per-
manent trackway on the bridge VIII be finished to-
day. 1t Is the intention OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company TO commence crossing with their
freight and passenger trains tomorrow. This
grand structure Is one of the largest In the world
on the high bridge system. 1t was commenced four
years ago. and has attracted the attention OF the
whole country. The Eastern and Southern roads
convergng mere are now laying tracks TO the trans
Ter grounds. The Union Pacific authorities will
passengers.
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ALUMNI DINNER OF AMHERST COLLEGE.

BOSTON, Feb. q. 1872.
The alumni Of Amherst College held their annual
dinner at the Parker House this evening, Eighty
persons were present.
Interesting speeches were made by President
Stearns and Professor Zelye, OF Amherst; Rev. DIR.
Hamiiu, OF Robert College, Constantnople, and
others. The demand OF Amherst for q 100000
grant from tue state was strongly advocated
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FRANCE.
Monarchical Reassertion by Hundreds Of Parlia-
msntarians-Executive Relaxation Of
the Protectionist Principle.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD

PARIS Feb. 81, 1872
Two hundred members OF the Right and 1fty-six
members of the Right Centre. in the National As
sembly, signed the manifest OF the monarchists In
that body, which was carried to Antwerp BY Count
Monte and presented to the Count de Chambord.
THE TARIFF ON TEXTILE FABRICS.
The Budget Committee or the National Assembly
has agreed to repOr: bill providing for the taxation
Of all raw materials except those used In the manu-
facture OF textile fabrics.
N. Pouyer Quertfer, Minister Of Finance, has sig
nied his acceptance Of this modification OF Presi-
dent Theirs favorite plan for the taxation Of raw
materials.
MILITARY EXECUTIONS FOR MURDER.
Three assassns Of General Lecompte and Thomas
will be executed at I'VE O'Clock tomorrow morning
at Sapory.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE ARMY.
President Thlers has summoned the principal
Generals give an account Of the present state Of
feeling In the army.
THE CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS.
A bill has been introduced in the Assembly IN
creasing the powers Of the government over the
press.
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A HEAVY WILL CASE.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 81, 1872
An important will is now being tried here be-
fore the United States Court, involving half mil
lion dollars. the plaintiff, Angelina Amory.
claims to be the widow OF James Amory.
who died IN 1868. leaving his estate to
the deiendantS, Samuel Is. and John Amory
and claims also that the will Is q forqery
The defendants claim, ana Will attempt to prOve
that the plaintiff not the wife but the mistress
OF James Am0ry, though they lived together thirty
years and had eight children.
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ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN COZ fM1TTBE.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, -J'eb. 81, 1872
The Liberal Republican State Committee ap-
pointed by the State Convention In OCTOBER, 1869,
met to-day and appointed fifteen delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention, to be held in May next.
This organization Is distinct from the two branches
OF the republican party In this 81 ate. and seeks to
combine the better elements OF bc'tn and run as Q
nor rfv
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The Fire Mt Sbakopee.

ST. PAUL, Mlnn., Feb. 81, 1872.
The loss by the burning OF machine shops and
engine house OF the st. Paul and Sioux City Rail.
way at Shakopee, yesterday morning, was over one
hundred thousand dollars, on which there was an
insurance OF but $4,000 In the following compa-
nies:-St. Paul Fire and Marine, $4,000; American
Central, $1,000; Franklin OF Ohio, 81, sou; Andes.
81, 500; Underwriters 81, 500
Five locomotives and large quantities OF valuable
machinery and material were destroyed and 1lty
men thrown out OF employment.
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ANTIQUITIES OF The WEST.

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 81, 1872.
Professor Marsh this evening" at meeting Of the
Connecticut Academy at the Sheffield school IN this
city, gave brief description Of mis- tour to the
West last summer, and said, among other
facts, that he found In Kansas fossils
OF gigantic saurians and winged reptiles twenty
feet spread. In the basalllc region he found vast
uuantlties OF three-tOed fossil horses. His party
collected quantity OF Indian antiquities, including
weapons and SIX ulls.
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Connasration mt Grand Rapids.

DETROIT. Feb 2l, 1872.
sweet's Hotel, at Grand Rapids the largest hotel
in the western part Of the State took nre at ten
O'Clock last night The fourth and fifth stories
destroyed and the third partially burned. The re-.
mander Of the building was deuged with water. A
new tar root being put the building and 1t is
supposed this ignlted from sparks from the CHM.
new. One man. VINO was seen In the building
moving the furniture, has not since been found. 1t
supposed he was burned to death. Loss $25, 600;
fully Covered by insurance.
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sTABBING ARRAY.

At eight O'Clock last night Peter Carolsen and
at their boarding house, IN 130th street. between
Madison and Fourth avenues, during which Ander.
sen stabbed Carosen In the head, near the temple,
tnflictIng dangerous wound. Andersen was an
rested by the police Of the Twelfth precinct, and
Will be held TO await the result Of the wounded
mo m
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

Committee to Investigate McCIure's Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 1872.
In thu State Senate to-day committee was
drawn In the Mcclure Gray contest, which CONSISTS
of three republicans and four democrats.
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KANSAS REPUBLICAN, CoNvENrIc IN,

LAWRENCE, Kansas, Feb l. 1872
At the State Convention held here tod " for the
election OF delegates to the National Republican
Convention resolutions were unanlmOusi adopted,
fully endorsing the present administTat ION and In
sructng the delegates to the Phlladey ,ha COnven-
ton to favor the renOmtnatOn OK PTeS dent Grant.
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BLASTING CASUALTY.

report yesterday afternoon was received at the
Coroners' ONCE, from Sergeant Lynch OF the Thirty
first precinct to the eject that James Oracle, a
young man, twenty -four years OF age, had been,
from blast while at work on Eighth avenue, near
10Th street. The body was taken to the station
house and Coroner Herman notified,
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MILWAUKEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

MILWAUKEE,. Feb a. 1872.
At a meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce to-day
the Lake Cable Committee made their hnal report,
In which the project was strongly recommended In
view OF the great railroad interests now centrtns
az Grand Haven, Mich.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. II. Marines
CO. Bankers. 10 Wall a. boz 4.6s5 New York
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Details Of tho Cincinnati Fire.

CINCINNATI, Feb IL 1872.
The insurance on Rings building and STOCK de.
stroyed by the fire last night follows: In tine
Union Insurance Company Of Bangor, Me-, 1000;
change or New YORK, So, 600; In the BuffalO Ger
man, 81, 900. On the stock alOne:-In the North
American, OF Philadelphia, So, 900; in the Penn
syivania, Pennsylvania, $4,000. The balance Is In
Western companies.
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The Tichborb Trial-Testm0ny for tho De.
fence.
LONDON, Feb. 81, 1872.
In the Ticlbone case the Attorney General. Sir
John Duke Oleidge, has brought his address to o
close and tn examination OF the witnesses for the
defence has commenced.
Lord Belly vas on the stand to-day, and his
Testimony NJ very damaging to the claimant
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeHALn

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 81, 1872.
Baron Won OGenberg the new Minister to the
United States, will soon proceed to Washington.
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A FEMALE STRIKE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. q. 1872
The girls In the Hope and Louisville woollen mills
are on strike against the reduction OF half a
cent per yard in the price for weaving and refused
to work to-day. They went to New Albany and
Jeersonvie, lnd, 10 induce the girls there to JOIN
IN the strike.