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New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
DIR FOREIGN TROUBLES.
THE ALABAMA TREATY IN LONDON.

,ur AMERICAN REPLY REPORTED RECEIVED
'' ATTEMPT TO BRING THE CASE INTO PARLIA-
MENT-A STIRRING DEBATE.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. IS. 1872.
u "a rcnorted throughout this city that the
o,v of the American Government to Earl Granville's
w. IN reference TO the claim for indirect damages
,eached Minister schenck to-day
% .,s,o American Association held meeting last
10 consider the questions arising from the claim OF
% I,ited States before the Geneva Board Of Arbitra-
% ,,r indirect damages. After full interchange OF
os the Association adopted resolution that 1t would
", nnhclv discuss the Alabama difficulty while there
% none of its being settled in friendly spirit.
attempt was made to bring the subject of the Ala
,.na claims before the House of Lords, today, for
debate.
,uine question: II and b. partners, sue Cfor fraud
% The defendant proves that b. of the plaintiffs,
,a with him in committing the fraud, whether such
.Sof would not be o complete answer. and debar all
damsgesi -, -,
Inplyipe this TO the questions at issue with
A Ini,ed States he argued that the North and South
vs,e now partners in the Alabama claims II the law
an the case Of persons good 1t ought to hold IN
regard TO nations. -,
Earl Granville said discussion OF the Treaty OF
ub,ncton nj the present uncture undesirable and
ne declined TO answer the question put by Lord Redes
dale. ,,.
Several Lords expressed their regret that Parliament
os the only place where the Treaty could not be men
,ioped They declared that the Government ought 10
pubish tie English case and other documents connected
with the Alabama claims and give the British people an
opportunity Of enjoying the advantages which the Amer
ans possessed for the discussion of the pending issues
Lord Granville again declined to reply but said II
motion was made for the prolongation OF the EngASh
case it would be laid before the House.
motion was accordingly made and adopted
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1872

Petitions were presented: To compel the Har-
lem Railroad Company to sink its tracks on Fourthave
10 exempt bonds and mortgages from TAXATION In favor
Of opening through the grounds orhe Convent
OF the Sacred Heart also large number against inter
ference with the Erie Railroad
REPORTS.
To regulate the business Of banking TO provide Tor
the APPOINTMENT Of Commissioners W examine State
Prisons.
BILLS INTRODUCED
To authorize the Bleecker-st and Fulton Ferry
Railroad Company TO extend their tracks; reia-
tive TO the American Trust Company Ia 'he
the New.York Bond Deposit Company; TO protect
taxpayers against frauds, embezzlements ana wrong
ful acts of public officers and agents IL s the Dill winch
was vetoed yesterday amended as TO meet the once
tiOns OF the Governor ,. N.
The bill to amend the charter Of the Grand Lodge OF
GOOdtTemplars was passed a. /,,. -, N
York was taken from the Committee Of the Whole and
sent back TO the Committee on Health. -, MA. -.
The act relating TO local improvements In the CITY OF
New-York was discussed In Committee OF the whole at
some length and then the Senate adjourned
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ASSEMBLY

Mr.. ALvoRD, in a question of privilege, gave
notice that the Committee OF Ways and Means woud
throw out any bill for services for the lnVesu'
eating Committees, and the law provides way ior
the payment Of such services ror S
The special order being the Nev.Yors Charter, tne
House went into Committee Of the Whole, MI EAsIAAr
in the chair took up the bill &c reorgani1e tbe LOCAL
government of the City OF New York.
Mr.. TwOMBLY moved TO strike out tne Worus no'
more than" 10 as make the Board of Aldermen con
sist OF 4b members. .,,,.,
consist Of MEMBERS and providing for BOARD oi AS
MT Jacobs raised point Of order that the bill must
be perfected before the motions calculated TO k tue D
can be entertained. The point wa sustained.
on call OF Mr. TIIDEN the question first taken on
striking the words not more than" and u wac iosi
MT WHITBECK moved TO change the section 20 as 10
proyide for Board OF Aldermen spd Assistant Ader'
men. Lost. . - -. A.. 49,. .,.
for Aldermen take place the second TUESDAY
OF April instead of the third Tuesday Of March next
Mr. JIDD said he opposed to amending this Dill ~
had come here the beet citizens Of Newfork ana
he was disposed pass IT, letting them have what they
asked for believing those citzens represented the CITY
Of NewYorh He called attention 10 the vote poled by
the Reformcrs as evidence Of their standing
Mr. TwOmby's motion was oet .
M TwOhBLI moved " amend the fourth section 20 %
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THE SALE OF ARMS TO FRANCE.

EACiTEMESr PRODUCED BY SENATOR SUMMERS
RESOLUTI0N-ADDITI0NALP PARTICULARS RE-
sPECTIsG THE ACTS OF THE FRENCH AGENTS
IN AMERICA.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUEBI
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1877
The only attempt yet made to reply to the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Sumner yesterday and which he will
press to vote at the earliest opportunity is that
Ained In dispatch 70 The Eep- York Tines sent last
night and this Is remarkable chiefly for its evasion Of
every charge made In the resolution, and
rs attempt to draw Of public notice from
tHe facts in the case by Wholesale personal
ABUSE The connection which the Marquis de ChsmDrun
mas with the matter this: He 10 1.-THE solicitor Of the
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THE UNION PACIFIC BLOCKADE.

OMAHA, Feb. 13.-Superintendent Sickles OF
the Union Pacific Railroad telegraphs to-day 10 Laramie
miles west of this city follows: Have arrived here
with O train Of eastward bound passengers. We are
arranging 10 send passenger trains from here To-
morrow for the West preceded by snow train. and
accompanied by o coal and provision tram IneIe mas
been no suffering among the psssenRers Complaints are
chiefly from passengers who were not allowed " controi
the movement Of the train" - -,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

SPEAKER DENIsON MADE PEER-MOVEMENIS
OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, Tuesday Feb. 10, 1877.
The Right Hon. John Evelyn Denison, late
Speaker of the House OF Commons is gazetted as Vls
count Ossingtop He appeared in the House OF Lords
this evening" and the oath having been administered,
took his seat as o Peer.
The smallpox is pronounced epidemic at Edinburgh
The day Of thanksgiving for the recovery of the Prince
Of Wales the 2th Of February declared public holi-
day throughout the British Dominions.
The Prince of Wales at Osborne with the Queen and
members of the royal family He goes out daily but his
strength Is not sufficiently restored to permit Of an
immediate visit to London.
Five thousand pounds have been subscribed toward
the fund defray the expenses Of the proposed exped
ton in search Of Dr. Livingstone.
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FRANCE.

A TUMULTUOUS ELECTION.
PARIS, Tuesday Feb IS, 1872
The elections in the Department of Eure, to
Ill the vacant seats in the National Assembly. at
tended with great disorder and numerous conflicts oc-
CURED between the opposing parties.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1872
The Franco Postal Convention has been signed
by the respective Governments parties thereto.
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here tomorrow for NewYork via San Francisco and the
Isthmus OF Panama, believing they can get through
than BY rail- owing to the present condition OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Reports this evening state
that snow bound trains still Creston. The
weather is warm and pleasant The snow shoyeers are
working day and night.
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INDIA.

PANIC CAUSED BY THE ASSASSINATION OF EARL
MAYO.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1872
Telegrams from Bombay announce that the
of the Earl Of Mayo intense excite
ment throughout India. In Calcutta and Bombay, the
murder Is the universal theme of conversation and all
business Is suspended
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SPAIN.
SPAIN.
A NEW OCEAN CARLE PROPOSED,

NEW OCEAN CABLE PROPOSED.
MADRID. Tuesday, Feb. IS. 1872.
The Government invites tenders for the
construction and laying OF telegraph cable between
Spain and the Canaries to be extended to some Spanish
pOss~-siOn in America.
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,TAL cOAsTING ACCIDENT-Two

FATAL COAsTING ACCIDENT-TW0 LADS
KILLED AND FOUR OTHERS SERIOUSLY
INJURED.
BINGuAMToN, NY, Feb. 13.-A party of young
men and boys who coasng on Oak st. hill in this
city, on Saturday evening last. upon two-horse bob
sled" came in collision with team and sleigh, while
going at fearful speed the foot OF the HILL Charles
b. williams age 10, instantly killed; John Wessler,
age 49, was fatally injured and four others received
serious cuts and bruises One Of the horses was killed.
and both seighs were completely wrecked coroners
in1uest will be held tomorrow evening
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PERSIA.
THE FAMINE UNABATED.


LONDON, Tuesday, Feb l3, 1872.
Dispatches from Teheran state that the
famine in Persia continues with undated fury, and
many persons are dying daily.
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PORIvoaI.
EARTHQUAKE AT LIsbey.
TJspoN Tuasday b..

LISBON, Tuesday. ie. u 1870
An earthquake occurred here last hight
The Shocks however, slight, and no serious damage
is reported
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STATEMENT OF THE BOSTON NATIONAL BANKS.
BosToN, Mass, Feb. 13.-Statement OF the
Boston National Banks returned to the Clearing
House. Monday, Feb u:
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE OLD ARMY sORE-GOvERNMENT BUILDINGS
FOR ALBANY-THE STOKES CAsE-CONDITIoN
OF THE NAvY-THE NORTH PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD INQUIRY-sEIZURE OF TOBACCO
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNg.I
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Charles Moore, the Immigrant Swindler, Sent
TO the state Prison for Five Years by Re
cOrdcr Haclkett-Min0r Cases.
Shortly after the opening of the Court yesterday Charles
Moore, who convicted Wednesday OF swinding
emieant arragned for sentence. His counsel moved
for postponemen OF the sentence until his bill Of excep
tons was prepared The Recorder refused the application
but Moore be kept in the Tombs for week
until counsel moved q of proceeding His Honor
in sentencing said he could make distinction be-
tween the his confcderates In this
crime. He had been fairly red and II any
tted Court In allowing counsel to give
ought not strictly to been given. Moore
was sent IN state for five years, which
hi CHEST penalty could he inflicted for grand larceny
Thomas Kelly convicted OF an attempt to bgariously
the liquor store Of John kncker 1856 Eleventh ave
the 18th of January. He was sent to the State
Prison for two years and six months. .
RuHno Gusamone charged with stealing $50 worth OF
tobacco from the of Isaac Bloch s4 Canal street.
convicted of petty larceny and sent to the Pcntentay
for six months.
AOQUITTALs.
James Glen was tried upon q charge OF being 70 com;
pcy with others In assaung and robbng hugo Doerge OF
silver watch, on the I'D OF September The mother and
ant swore positively that Gllen robbed him.
Mathew \. Kelly also acquitted an Indictment
charging with stealing roll OF carpet, the 5th % De
cem6er the Of Patrick Mentally, In Grand street.
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THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE INVESTIGATION

The Judiciary Committee OF the Assembly met again at the
Filth Avenue HOTEL at ten o'clock yesterday morn
Ing aud spent the entire day in hearing evidence In the
charges Of the Bar Association against Judge Cardozo The
Judge was present. accompanied by his counsel Messrs
Fullerton and Owen, and the Bar Association was repre-
sented by Messrs. Sckney Parsons Van Cot annd Mann
At the hour for opening the investigation there were
present number Of witnesses, and the committee.
shamed at the manner they had treated their wit.
Desses on previous days, by compelling them to
stand In the hail. secured a room for their
BEDS which the witnesses weary bones
turns Among them Charles Il. Lowe Mr. Haves y
lawyer; John ID. Townsend Richard Beash CLERK or The
supreme Court Albert n. Nicoay, Clerk Harvey, of The
Special Term, and Graz Nathan. Messrs Townsend Bea.
msn, Nicoay and another whose
examined before three O'Clock. when Mr. Nathan who
has figured In referee by order
was called In. He had with him immense bundle OF
books Al six o'clock adjournment
until half past o'clock, when his examination
suned.
While nearly every member Of the committee has OK.
the that excludes
press they With closed took the precau-
pledge counsel and witnesses keep
proceedings secret The result that nothing reliable
could be the purport of the testimony
* chairman Mr. Prince responsible for the
secrecy he desires lake considerable latitude IN the
does desire that his course shall be known
The evidence yesterday, one OF the committee
ad covered all The charges and was not confined " any
speciLc OnA
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Heavy Gale mt Observation-Disclosures Rising
Of Indians in Chile-A New Telegraph Line
in Peru-Discovery Oi Mines in Boilvia-An
Indian Rebellion in Ecuador Suppressed.
HAVANA, CUBA, Feb. II, 1872.
CHILE
Advices from Santiago, Chile, to January % have
been received. heavy gale occurred at Val
paraso on the Sd OF January, which damaged
several houses. lighter was sank. An explosion
Of powder occurred on the English bark Otter,
which seriously 1nJured several persons although
none were Killed.
1t was rumored that rising OF the Araucanian
Indians was probable, but General Urrulia was en-
deav0ring TO keep them quiet.
An accident occurred on the grade Of the San
tiago Railroad, near Tabon, caused " the breaking
of an axle O one Of the carriages. IwelvepersOnS
were killed and one wounded.
CallaO PERU dates to January % received, state
that Mr. Melggs has contracted Tor the construction
OF telegraph line from CallaO TO OrOga, for g. 900
soes The editors OF the NaciOndt had been re-
paper had been suppressed
A fourth steamer would soon be put on the route
between Panama and OallaO.
Political affairs were quiet
The run from Liverpool to Callao wac made by
the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer In
thirty Gays.
Late Bolivia advlces received here state that
laborers were still hooking to the mines OF Cara
coles, A mine had been discovered near
Amtofogasta, which was said to be very rich.
ECUADOR.
Advices to January "a nave been received from
Quito, Ecuador. The Indian rebellion had been
suppressed The newly discovered coal mines in
government as part or us public reserve. Heavy
rains mad fallen In Guayaquil.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cous1-IN BANKRUPTCY.

Right Of Assignee to Sell Real estate.
Yesterday, In the matter Of Henry Brinkman bankrupt
Judge Blatchford rendered the following decson:-
think advisable In this matter IL TO deny
the Of the assgnees petition for leave to sell the real
estate and to dissolve the injunction granted by the order OF
July 3d. 1871 that and allow the property to
be sold under the decree of foreclosure In the State
court. The assignee in bankruptcy, having been
party to that suit, was instrumental In
placing that suit In the position in which 1t was on the st
OF july 1871, when he, for the first time, applied to this
Court stay the sale under the decree in that suit which
rent from the testimony the reference under the as
snee petition, that there good reason for appn
to this Court the foreclosure proceedings They haa
reached where substantially all the expenses except
those which attend sale OF the property, by
this Court had been incurred reaching in the
foreclosure suit and incurred by the action Of the assignee
while party such suit suffering proceedings to
without applying this Court to restrain them. 1t will be-
question for consideration hereafter whether the
sgnee ought not to be charged personally with liability for
the amount OF those and be compelled TO refund
them the estate after they shall have been paid out OF the
proceeds OF the land to the plaintiff in the suit as being
waste committed by him OF the estate At present the petit
ton must be dismissed with be paid by the assignee
personally and not out OF the estate, and the injunction
must be dissolved.
Reed Freeand for the assignee W. H. Anthem for the
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xARlNf C0UaT-Ge NERAL TERM.
Decisions.

Ry Judges Gross, Joachimsen and Tracy
Catn al Gordon Others-Appea from report Of
affirmed with COSTS Judges Joachmsen and Tracy
concurrng.
Edmund Rueben Richard Baxter ct al-Judgment re-
trial granted costs to abide kever sed
grounds of exclusion OF evidence points of vecaion
of complaint. Decision of Judge Shea Is affirmed.
Barnet Polk Patrick Feeney-Judgment affirmed, with
COSTS
Tue Moen Aaphatic Cement Company John NJ HUI
Appeal report referee Judgment reversed for
OF evidence. New trial granted to
peant abide Order of reference vacated
Martin Strauss ct al Lazarus Blunt ct aAppea from
urv Judgment reversed and trial granted
grounds that abuse should have submitted to jury
Costs appellant TO abide event.
The West Side Savings Bank Isaac Ncwton-Appeal
judgment OF referee Judgment reversed grounds OF
mstra New a granted Costs to abide event and order
of reference vacated.
Thomas Jones George Zucker-Appeal from report Of
referee Judgment reversed New trial granted Costs TO
abide event. Order OF reference vacated.
John Laurtz John II. Van Orden ct al-Appea from
Judgment of referee. Judgment affirmed with COSTS
Frederick B. Swift vs. John s. ProutyAppeal from re-
port Of referee Judgment reversed. New trial granted
Costs to appellant 10 abide event. Order OF reference
vacated.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

Troubles in san Salvador-The Jcsuits Great.
ing Bad Feeling In Nicaragua.
HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. II, 1872.
GUATEMALA.
Guatemala dates to January q have been
received. The cocnneal crop will be short. The
clerical organs were working against the govern
ment.
SAN SALVADOR.
The latest news rom San Salvador Is 10 January
81. Trouble was anticipated by the government,
and the army was being recruited. II was reported
that salvador and Guatemala were allied agains {
Hond uras. A good indigo crop was expected, but
prices were low.
NICARAGUA.
Nicaragua dates to January II state that rev0lu-
ton was anticipated because the JesulIs whom the
people dislike, were protected by the government.
The survey OF the Grenada and Leon Railway had
been commenced.
COSTA RIGA.
Advices from San Jose, Costa Rica, to January 81
have been received. The importation OF firearms
and other war materials had been prohibited by the
government. The building OF the railroad was
steadily progressing. A small cofee crop was eX-
pecteu.
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THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.

The Gravel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
Important Witnesses-NIr. Hustled ind the
Gravel Supply-The Contract to supply tho
Parks.
Yesterday morning the committee appointed by the Legs
the charges against Mr. James Hustled.
who was charged with being guilty fraudulent practices
with the sale of gravel to the city Of New York;
met St. Nicholas Hotel The nrst witness called
Horace Greeley who being duly sworn, saidl am the
editor of the New York Tribune citizen Of westchsstsr
county and constituent of Mr.. Husteds; nothing
Of the editorial statement In the IT. ibune OF February
@ to letter 'n OF Mr. Jess. Ryder pSed IN
The New YS Mr. sns srss
be responsible citizen wesichssier county and there
S S sss s an y assns further q
Mr. Jones the next witness examined He sad:-l am
Are aware q {, the p s,sSs Of Of
S an i Farh yoss A. Ye 70
O. You anything Of the truth Of these statements!
these
cSsd Sy pS SSr "a.
when H Pnr. aGd had
ton with Mr. wa. referred 70 mr. Barker one
q Article ss.v WAS sbns
0S for .,s from
Hilton Fields charge OF the far or shortly after
w Mr van Mort was the next esned
:: from Nav, S S9
ss;s tss,is iG NJ ': T.. .S
eouisious on the Department for and supplies these
always approved BY the Treasurer Of board and
then handed approval and from transfer
NJ Barker Tor execution; Mr. Barker them BY
buynp the goods market at the lowest possible price,
there was no for supplying the Park always
bought what quantities wanted In open market; there
was KIM oil gravel, known the Red Bank gravel
which superior any IN the market being from
loan susceptible to puverizltion company was
organized the of the Pcekk Gravel Company
who bought the whole bank and who price az
So 80.
MT sebbins called. His evidence was substan-
TALLY the the foregoing. After short recess
COMPTROLLER
arrived and was Immediately sworn. lie was asked but
hive six questions which however, to the pontL
for iiteen Comptroller of the Department Of
Parks do not know OF fraud having tcn perpersted
upon the city of New iork by the PeeksSi or Hudson
River Gravel compane when the Park need grave
the Treasurer order for the same at
price, there contract 10 supply the Department OF
Parks with eravel tired for many gravel
that would compete iavoraby wh the Red Bank thsy
Peeksk ~ gravel found 10 be In all an good. The
committee here adjourned until this morning.
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BRo0KLYS COURTS.
SUPREME C0URT-SpsclAl TERM
Another Divorce suit-But Was This n Mar
riageS

Another divorce Sutt-But was Tbs n MAR.
riageS
Before Judge Gilbert.
Caroline Murray brought suit against Alexander Murray
ieather dealer New York, limited divorce the
ground Of cruel nhuman The was sent
TO referee The anecedents of the plaintiff as alleged In
the testimony, show that life thus far has been
somewhat eventful one. It appears that about thirty
years ago she married In England man named James r.
Wright by whom sne had eight children The parties
this and took their residence IN
when she left her went 70 i've win one
JONES' by whom had children She lived Win LONE
until he died. Her Is said obtained m
divorce the Court of Common Pleas there
plaintiff Mr.. MURRAY the deie an., anu
remained with him until 1859 having nad wo ~ accnrd
him. After their separation defendant ""iHe' :" ~
with the law. uu.a ,oo.,her for
wears a. man nd WIFE, aud that he oen lhtrouuceu ne %
Mrs Murray She does claim they were msureu NJ
Murray alleges wnen they he MADE ampe S
for Tho children and does 30, and tnat sue SAL" se
wanted nothing from but SEPARATION s AZ. a,,uor
Tne referee In his report stated that ne Wa on WV
that tbere had not been marriage but nat de mac
been guilty OF cruel and inhumAn ne r
that on The rs around Court should decide 10 deend
ants favor. .-....-d., ,bep Mr. sanderson
argued Tor plaintiff and ME- V SrooA 'o' ue'e"' '"uH'
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MORE TROUBLES IN HAYTI.

The Black Republic On the Eve OF Rcvolu-
tion-The Treasury Empty and Germans
and Frenchmcn Clamorng for Money.
PORT AUPRINCE, Feb. 3, 1872.
There is q rumor current here that disafiection
grows and Is becoming threatening. The national
palace at the capital was burned a very short time
ago under very suspicious circumstances, and it Is
unlikely that the republic Is now on the eve OF
another revolution. The treasury Is empty and the
Germans demand indemnify for outrages COM
mitted German citizens during the last struggle;
Insisting upon taking the Customs collectons
In the different ports IN payment OF the DEBT due
France for Hayden independence.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT-.R ADMIRALTY.
Decisions.

Dec1sOnH.
Yesterday Judge Batchtord rendered decision in the
of Lucicn b. Keen William q. Audenried and
others His Honor allows four and half days. demurrage
$40 per day, being 800, for which
amount he orders to be entered FOR the bean
with costs
In the Of Edwin r. Kirk Lewis Audenrted and
others Judge Blachord "lhere must be decree Tor
the belants for 800 freight with interest from December
TO- 1885, and for days demurage at $3.50 per day.
of denurrage claimed In the libel allow hive
DAYS for dschargng commencing November Is Taking out
the Sunday November 90 days detention up 10
and including December TO- Let decree be entered accord
ingly. 49,
Forster for the respondents