, 1872-02-05

aoA AAoAA AbtoIucy deu0t8l Wllu8mS,
moved that all prisoners in the custody
of the q. S. in Utah be admitted to
bail.
LONDON, Jan. 31-Thanksgiving cere-
monies in st. Paul's Cathedral for the
recovery of the Prince of Wales are an
nounced to take place on 18th Febru-
ary.
PARIS, Jan. 31-The directors of the
Official Journal published under the
control of the Commune have been
sentenced to transportation.
MADRID, Feb. mo immediate
change will be made in the Ministry.
LONDON, Feb. 1-Catacazy arrived at
Liverpool yesterday.
A dispatch from Constantinople re-
ports the arrival of a squadron sent out
with General Sherman. Preparations
are being made for his reception.
PARIS. Feb. The German author
tiles prohibit the sale of French jour-
nails in Strasbourg.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-The President
sent the following nomination to the
Senate to-day: Samuel G. Wingard, to
be United States Attorney for Washing
ton Territory.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 30.-Brigham Young
advertises this evening in the church
organ that in 1866 lie offered $500 re-
ward for the arrest of the murderers of
DR.. Robinson, but now, in consequence
ofendangering the lives of innocent men
he withdraws that offer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-The appor-
tionment bill, as it passed the Senate,
fixes the number of members Of the
House of Representatives at 243.
PORTLAND, Jan. 30-The Oriflamme
arrived this evening from San Fran
cisco.
Articles of incorporation of the Port
land and Washington County Plank
Road Company were filed to-day. The
capital stock has been fixed at $780,
900.
The new military company is sue
cess.
The real estate market is becoming
brisk again. TIL sales are more frequent
and good prices are realized.
Grading on the Oregon and California
Railroad has been completed to Oak
land. Track laying commenced to-day,
and will be continued until the road is
in running order to that point, one hun
dred and eighty miles from this city.
Enough iron has been received, or is
now on the road, to complete the road
to Roseburg.
ALBANY, Jan. 31--The trial of Tweed
will not take place till March. This is
actually postponing it till the close Of
the Legislature. It is probable that
Tweed will now take his seat.
New YORK, Jan. 31--The will of Jas.
Fisk was admitted to probate to-day, and
is sworn to be a million dollars. His
widow is sole executor.
At meeting of Oyer and Terminer
Court this morning, Judge Graham an
nounced that he had denied the motion
of the counsel of Stokes to quash the
indictment against him. His trial will
accordingly take place under the pres
ent indictment. Ex-comptroller Con-
nelly's bondsman, qualified with sums
which they offered themselves and were
fully accepted.
MUNcHAUK, Feb. IAN accident oc-
Cured to a Lehigh Valley train this
morning resulting in throwing three cars
from the track at Rocky Point. above
the town; five persons we're killed and
seven wounded.
PORTLAND, Jan. 2S-A heavy column
of smoke was seen arising from the sum-
NIT of Mount Hood yesterday from day
light till late in the day.
The steamer Ajax sailed yesterday,
taking on board troops at Vancouver.
She passed Kalama at O'Clock this
morning.
There has been considerable ice in the
river, but the steamer will probably be
able to break through. Vessels intend
ing to sail yesterday are still here, ow-
ing to the uncertain condition of the
river. Weather mild, with indications
Of rain.
New YORK, Jan. 28-It is very proba
bic that Tweed will go to Albany to-day
or tomorrow. He is now said to have
secured sufficient number of Senators
to enable him to take and keep his seat.
A London letter to the Tribune says
that the appointment by the British
Government of Frank Scudamore, for
merly Second Secretary of the Post
office, as Director General of the Tele-
graph, means return to the Govern
ment censorship of private correspon-
dence.
Stokes was arraigned and pleaded in
the court this morning. His lawyer,
John Graham said he intended to move