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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

\ ro!Cmporary says: "Somc men arc
born mean; some men achieve mcan-
ness: and some men have mcaness
rhru-t upon them. The first class take
their county paper without intending TO
pay for il; the second class get ita year
for nothing and then refuse to take IL
ont of lhn post-ollicc aud third class
won't subscribe for it because generous
uoigabor- loan them copies
A Mclhudi,t preacher has been sem
tcuccd to bread aud water for eleven
dave. i'm sweden. for cndcavoring to
-pin pro,cl ties to hi, denomination. In
that iniolcrant country disscntcrs arc
punished for holding services during
the hours Of sunday sacred TO the Luth-
Gran church.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

TIE go-ahead lobacco LcgE, Clarks-
Vile, hoists the names of Greeley and
Brown. and proclailns its intention TO
stand BY the ticket sink or swim, live or
die, survive or perish.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

pHorANE swearing is abominabc.
Vulgar language is disgusting. Loud
laughter is inpolite. lnquisitivencss
Is offensive. Tattling is mean. Telling
q nl>rhood is contemplate. Ignorance
is di,gyacelul Avoid all tho above
vices. and aim at usefulness
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

Uoy \. 5. Mcr,iman has been nomi-
mated hy tie Democratic State Conven-
ton Of North Carolina, as the Democrat
ic candidate FOR Governor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

Somebody has discovered another sill
yer minc-only nine miles from Knox
vile.
Home is a sweet word, but it is not Il
very sweet place unless there is II sweet
woman in IT,
The latest argument tor the narrow
guagc i, tha; the road to Heaven i, built
on the same principle.
Henry Berry Lowcrcy has turned up
again, u, full of murder and yillainy as
ever.
Four hundred persons were drowned
in Australia by the late flood.
Vollcy Dardcn vests and pants. with
Greeley hats and coats, are coming into
VOGUE in some of the larger cities.
The Convention at Baltimore.
The COviicr-IDuRu says: The VA
tional Democratic Convention is called
to meet at Baltimore on the 9th OF July.
Thi. will be disappointment to many
of our citizens. who had reason to hope
that Louisville would bo the designated
point. Doubtless the committee had
reason for It's preference. There il not
the least doubt that the convention will
indor-c the nomination of Greeley and
Brown. To DO otherwise would not
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17
Congressional.

The Cleveland Banner Of last week
has this paragraph in relation to our
citizen, Col. BLIZZARD, whose name
is frequently mentioned in connection
with the candidacy for Congress in this
District:
"Wc see that some Of our conicmpo-
raries. in this Congressional District,
are suggesting who should be the Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress. No as
pirant has spoken to us on the subject,
and we do not know that those who
have been mentioned desire the posi-
ton. AS far as our individual prefer
encc is concerned, we are for Col. Biz
ard, of McMinn county. He made n
most gallant fight with Maynard two
years ago. with dead majority of fif-
teen hundred votes against him, and re-
duced that majority to five hundred
votes. The Di,trie, i2emocratie, G.
wants it. He has never nehtibned the
race to us. nor do we know that he de-
Sircs it. but if he should he can count
"Robin in." We are for him because he
he is one of the best men in the District
Like our cotemporery. we have had
no intimation from Coz. BLIZZARD as to his
wishes on the subject; but there is no
man in the District to whom this paper
would give Il more cheerful and earnest
support. and no one who we think Is
better entitled to the race.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

SOME follow, who dates from two
story ,,ill-housG, says "thcre is too much
brains, and too little whisky about the
Cincinnati ticket TO make it 90 well"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17
W. 7. L A N E,
A AttOrney and Solicit o r,
ATHENS, TENN EsSEE.

WILL PRACTICE IN THE FOURTH
w Judicial District. OFFICE ut the Office
the Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court
Nov. II, 1870 1y-l5i
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

ArN't it q little mean in the little radi-
cal prints to try to belttlc Horace Gree
lcv-lhe man who furnished about the
only available brains the party ever
hnl2
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

ALWAYS 90 slow until You are sure OF
your ground.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17
Political Items.

The Alabama Democratic Convention
meets in June.
The Republicans Of Little Delaware
instructed their DELEGATES to vote fo"
Grant aud ColfaX.
Hendricks. OF indiana. and PrndIo-
ton. of Ohio. are said to look coldly mp
on the Cincinnati nominations.
The Germans Of New Jersey. pro-
nouncc for Greeley. while the Irish are
enthusiastic in his support.
Greeley Clubs are forming nj! over
the North. and every preparation is
making for yi"o"ous and successful
campaign.
Lewis Mckonsic. Republican DELEGATE
at large for Virginia to the Philadelphia
Convention. has returned his credentials
and declared for Greeley and Brown.
The selection OF Baltimore for the sit
ting of the National Convention is
thought to be suggestive Of the nomi-
nation Of straight Democratic ticket.
John Morrissy offers to bet 5000 that
Greeley will carry New York, $1,000
that he will carry Pennsylvania. and
$1,000 that he will be elected President
provided the Democrats don't make a
nomination.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

THERE arc in,im1iion, of retiring Gen.
Grant and putting sherman forward.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

\ Minnesota woman ha' invented II
tan to be attached to 20 SEWN. machine
and pat In motion by the same power.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-17

TuE ibiDgi,n Fjipjaing sets It's coul-
ter pretty deep for Greeley and Brown.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16

pteti@. Wat los Is? Oct orobe
2oos is .lp8. If meme Drummer 1870
is ct 9efaueu.
Marfule. @sic SIR BET @innen,
Meiter ptetlh? Ics srobe 2oos Is esz
fallen uf Drummer / 6,917; Str habt
&a@ Bios psrb6rt m't Der @teb;ebn une
Der @ieb3ie.
pteti@. Bot? Sd mir Yerb5rt
baben 2 Nii9t oa ! 3ebn prer 3i9-i6
mir gang @url6t, id wiQ'5 jrobs 2oos
baben.
Martue. Madt mas Sbr
MOTT, SIR ieto pur6sef1uen NIT Gurer
Nummer.
piett9 OrufD. Wat? Gen een3i<
get Mal in metnem 2sben bab td't 0rc6e
Qoo6 baben mollen %jeponnen, un nu
wpuen Ste't mir abitreinn, no id mir
NIT meine6amtlie lhon bdu5ltd injeribt
BABE? Dapor trieaen Gle po9 teenen
pfenni8 @onorotion.
Martu1e . 6ier Is pie9ite ; tber>
haieen 81 14, e5 Is Nummer 49,
917!
ptet{&. III BET Secrudte set id
nilht. Sd babe nal BON &eutappen
GENE &e3enfien jecrudt ~jslelen, no eens
Sinaeriu ioute iebr ideen int Spernz
bau6 %gelunQen boben,r ie %easumals inpaz
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is eelo9en, wie jeerud'. papier is it,
ouloi9.
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rebmer norbet. (8uft herou6.) User bats
9rauee 2oo6 %9emounen?
(Nntwprt: Ger Borquier Woles
6erlb auf Nummcr 16.O17D
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M?
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moQte i'm lhon nua'n Mesienbaus nebz
men TN Jpn aLf meine Soften III eener
Observation-Disclosures ouebilcen loNen.
Na marte 8r1te jsgt lolte Oir'nStoar
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nilht nit be 2incen I'M N:1ipn5 IN Be
Gflipa9e I'M bic 6aurtcuuae.
Brau. Oct bub III mir jleih jepuGt.
Oct fommt NQ:n6 BON Yummsra%ien
mil'n Blsfen Gplera mana. - Stu ieBt
Du Dir jltid bin IN Yer'oblit Cen Ssz
teimratb> pccr Du lernlJ mid tcnnsn.
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ptetI@ 0ebt dd ouf renDretbein).
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rotbsftebeln pom 5rf. Sd mrute, i'd
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id BET Qsptr oetfpblen un rie 5adsn perz
fsilen, bic er ne Siet3chn yer 'ne9tsbsto
an eben tbdte. Ntey IN rieinem 2eben
Eptel' id MD mebr in r,t %ptn,ie, I'M
penn Der 5:aat noriiber Al 0lunoe lebt.
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Gr lcQ an Gem T!n%an,auzIal ~ fnabern
bQben. Con Qonnumct!erjunSe!
(Gr bdmmert rpIer Dutb ouf Die &C.
beimratb6iisfe|, VIC oesSterz
lecel p;okt.)
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3tetfb i'm imaetndren 8, ite be6
0vpRen Spcfe8.

(Yteti6 fomn1t. atbemlo6 In ieineWpbz
nun9 eeitlr5t : erldredt fommt Jpn |etne
Gbefrou ent1e9en.)
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ab.) @aterfen! Mann! Sotte unn
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ni@t seleben. &aroltne, meme Todter>
bole bod Elm @lo6 Wo0er Dor Yaterr ;!
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Sage; nit feenem TuB bernbr' III mebr
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jlei@ uf'ns prdmiensD ro@dte uf BET
jarje Sabr uno besoble Die Mtetbe
prdmoronco.-@o febt's nit Yiet1&en
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3pee Gurperts 3ubnpotete NIT Sarbel>
len(pSa IN ridf Grblen nit S9peine~
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Use spsr gum Ntfu1rcn t,ncsamer
MuE1tr..

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gDer eesentt nidt nod btr 3et, as oua EIrstr n i'm 5rub
Tina iur nnerldslth gait. meun nm mt Scrmer eefunb
ble,ten woG.e? WDdte man AND nd r. ptr1 rteB IL Wttene
naden: bas unrermetcite Sali u1b Ssnra, G1atarbsr,
rter @a'pmel unb Salrrpe mlS;- tnssncmtoen merten
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ideu. piren ta.u Ge:ientt. fe r>brsne tea ( cnmera friid
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Srrlaum uar. taB neue Rrafi. MOT Gntleerune, betm 81
Gtnn Der SDmneri tnuenD .n,e netbia 1T. glsyRe> tcn fir bic
entnerpenten gDirtrn9sn rts hrudenren S.'~ ntestpett.rs f
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Eteie berlbsa e seaetab. t(de WuCn ana bt Gre' p%,rsuelt6s
Gtseh hafen: lie erneaer',r anter 4ne rsee!. aaeabrperfunc"
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gRpaeen unb ben ntrf' infer Rdrfen en- una flftcrerbiT'rnten
gDuyseln. Ninben uno 51rsen. pe1be cen 2ei!2F,a;enfamn-
lern betan7t NnS. Ste tit baber etns u~n<'tinst '6 re gle>t-
tin, unb tetne Sinetar Der gbar nafcp6e lam tbs IN 9e,ue
auf Retxseit pier Nsnutsfalttofst to- ;3weds uap umfc<
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ben. erid5pft werten mlTe, fir tmm r ab ethan. uup os
wabre mtTcnf@aftlt1e 2esre. ta6 Rrait bic errbe @t81srta
Ter Rrantbeit IL. an tbre Steas e:treten. 8 oRetter'a
Sitter 70 tt eta trdftiaeness WNr el sub teBbalt bic oests.
ne { Ulebtetn fur bic Snpddt,9eu tn btsfer aners,fsni taen
3stt bee Satres.
Man l,be ia ta6 man tos abte gitte:s tefcmnr-, IA 70 IN
sdb1t e ftpae Ra@atmunses TN 5ontsl s'sbt. @an tbe
mad Ten, ~per3terten Stempel. BEN arauis:en Gt'fett uSo benz
I'm 5laf9enelaie duee;1afenenHamsn. oofetters 81 d.
etnbttttres miro mat In 5la'den rerfouft. '.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16
pDf weiiungen,

III rebrsirteu Staten,
3ab1bar Bet alien ppfdmtern In
Dtutf9lanb,
2urembur9,
ben Nteberlancen,
Ddnemarf,
Nprwe9en unt
@9meber.
MiQtuS Brp's II. Dunbar,
aepstn be- Rprtbeutfaen 9lusb fur ben 81 hanpet.
faneS' Dertebr.
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Sic G:ltuarD
Grnte= Il. Mabmai0iue,
+
ii better III pielen fin|i9ten, als ireenb pelde an
bere Mai6ine gum S6neipen ppn
@etrcibe oo:r @ras,

l.. Ste il fart uub baasrbaf: rn0 TOD stnfaa tn sibrsr
:. Sc arbsttet letat; tbr Bug bstrdst uur etrea 200
Plumb.
tun9 nidt ID, essletden
a. sic fanat ouss ausseba1ste aSetreibe unb lOfe atbren
lii einem ba3u b%efimmten &ohen duf.
! s. 5wei oeer orsi gtater to: men, uenn ssuaa'd DIT, leiht
{ 6 y Sie trinet Sss asiantttene @etreiee In .tnsn Drabtbs.
| Batter, ron ,peIdem fcld 8 leiht Of ben 8tnoern a1senpm
i. Das 9etrei { rtro bu1d breits 5%naufeln. mitte17 bersn
ale ousaebllsttn R6raer unb lrfe Msbreu oefammelt unb in
| ben 8afsn sefusrt rerben, af Ella eidt sefpaantss 2u3 &C.
s. sic bebt bas @etreibe, Oh fu1dss feadt Ober trD+en til,
NIT pense gu Rsiburs unp &rafsautranb ais trssub cine an
here unb ubne 1T linden.
9. Der 8tni efaaen IdHt 10 %auftaten, 10 bab BE Ufafdin
letdt turd pfurt n pa::Trsn fam:
H.. Dieislbe pirp BON eiueua @s(pann pferbe NIT aeta-
"e ~. Gteiste 1T NIT elmer Mdtmaf6fn. .rasr axaltdt,
NIT btesfamer @dneioeaauae. auf ;wei Ssdsern unb lei4t &C..
bsb.n unb nteters. 1aden' NIT %lsnelamer BeuesrnB fir &C.
treipe uns idnelear yeu.suns fur 9ras eOmt,nirt
unb %iorefdltsr NIT utu;ser 9et. 4,bsts nub @slb ais irseus
tine aupere NafHtne.
|9eane, M}urood II. So.
8abrifantsn*
81. Saul, Mtnn.
QSm. %. Grtpiu.
|M6Dpfut Il. He6t8anmalt
2i73 Dritts etra6t.
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&atferli4 Deutf@es
CT Yoxl minnesta.
s. RBinius, asnial.
Dtutl@t @ant
collins prp's h Duubar,
80. 1873 Drttte @trabe,
6t. &aal, ARtnneaptA.
&uropdt14e9 u. tnlinbi{@es
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@ef0dft.
DeppTten.
81 ~ b%tpsntrte getesr esbsn iestssett esas SoFe!-
stat &hnst8uns sur Derfasang Der Dsppnerten. Str
setts sar feSs vrastaiStaien:
We9lel
0xf aNe 5auptpldbe &urppa's unb Der Der. Stoaten In
6eIitttsen summsn unb err'dsioten gDurien.. BON GU
III ,0au2eu pber 9enqutcrs au eeaente sSebfel fbanen
1asraett tn @elb Bet uns ~umss(est fDerben.
WtltuS Gro8 II. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten Sblt9attonen.
.:.o*t nns enssse g;s. Ct stasten ses5s 'aafs" ar'
+*'''''' ~ '"" S"" WiaiuS gro's ", Dunbar.
@plo unD Gilber.
J.ente unb etnpeimtfde Mansen l6nnen sum t6dRsn
Bfrt1e tn paptergelb un aeiebt perben bet
8tatus Brp's u. Dunbar.
Dte GtntteburB BON &rb19atten
ara bas SneaFo pom ~fpnRteen gproerausen tn alter
IaetIeu 9urppa'2 unh Der Ser. Stsateu wtrb prpu1pt
~ ms befpr8t.
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8pllmadten,
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1efe fit lamb betimmte urfunbcn ,rerben unter
3assutte ber Re1 slltt stett an9efer.tet BON
WiQtus 8rp'S u. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten Set epd1e
ss 9ene nab uub tn europa befurseu wtr aufa
Biuius Brp's u. Dunbar.
Dk Berpaltun9 Don 0runoet9entbum
nj isnttaen bter ~betegentn Wermbeeu. fswte ben Ser
taxf bedelben hberncbmen MIR fur 4uswdrtt8e ee8en
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fbet. sppstle.artf&. staerb.t.
WtQius Brp'8 u. Dunbar.
@elber In Deut19lanp
peIAe BE-, IN eren bprtt ea Gprrefppnbenten fur unferc
8tSuux9 nteber9ele6t werben, fpwte tur6 uns tn
Vfat6laub etueetpgeaen Gelber iab1en utr bier tn
@iQiuS Bros Il. Dunbar.
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A8enturber
Bremer unb $ambu. ger
post- 9amp0fbiff.
9<aase>Yretie In britter &IaGe Don
Bremen na@ @t.pau1:
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3er D6mpfer ,.&mibt'' Don 8remen
per Montreal Ocean Steamship Co,
sta etserpur
IN bt1lt8eren pretfen.
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SkutSlhAIi wv VSIbI WV tAAAN W.
6err pietla, @entj5 unp fimmiabtge,
@oblmann por beece &ammern.
8epienter QadD Sbr fGein1
beute mierer in Der relenfa1b enfen 2aunt
gu ietn. Mein6 err> per@ebeimrotb, Las
~frasen, ub feline @tiefel f&on bsioblt ma
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miri' iie sum Genfer binaus auf oenScf>
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pietih 1T jeBt ie!ber Sebeimra!b !-io'r
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NIB. ota onishencer Stupent.
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fen.
piet1d. Nee.biS ieBt bab' i'd nod
Teens. st lieet nod uf bic 2ottertesD
reftton. Nter mp Du beute btnfomm0
fnrfe @recit, tpenn Du man bles 1aeI
ct Is Dor @duaer pietiaen, Der @ed6:
sebntauieno 0e%benbunoert --- bal
flu. ba 3iebt mein Collector Warful
pprbet. Der fol- mir --- 5eba
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mir jlsi6 cen &orl9uB pom 5000 Ibale,
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Mns te los I 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
AN OIL REFINERY ON FIRE.

CLEVELAND, May s, 1872.
About five O'Clock last evening fire broke out
In one Of the agitators OF the Standard
Oil Company works, situated mile and
half southeast OF this city. In few
minutes three stills were on fire. and their contents
escaping, ran down the hill into the river, which
was soon covered with burning oil. The Fire
Department could do little nothing toward extn-
gushing the ames but directed their efforts toward
saving such portions of the works near tine
burning oil. About four thousand barrels OF distilled
and refined oil were burned and the refinery dam.
aged to the amount OF $4,000. The total loss
Is about twenty-five thousand dollars. About an
hour later the oll-shpping house and platform near
and were totally destroyed, together with the COM
tents, consisting OF between one hundred and dirty
and two hundred barrels OF refined oil. Loss
about $4,000. 1t was with the greatest difficulty
that the bonded warehouse near the refining burn,
ing sheds, and containing 1000 barrels OF refined
oil saved.
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M e x I g o.
Public Confidence Being Restored in the Capt.
tai Despite Provincial Anarchy.
Diaz's Whereabouts Uncertain and Death Of His
secretary-General Rochas Action in the
Field-A Commissioner for Washing
ton-Resignation from the Cabinet.
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CITY OF MEXICO, April 27,l
VIA HAVANA, May 0, 1872.
Confidence is slowly returning, and the prospects
Of commerce are becoming more hopeful.
Anarchy continues in the States OF Durango,
san Luis Potosi, Zacatecas and Jasco.
Government forces are reoccupying the places
once held by the Yucatan insurgents.
The whereabouts of Porfiro Daz is unknown.
Justo Benitez, his private secretary, was killed
on the sth inst In a skirmish near Ohumba
Rocha has destroyed the remnants OF Donate
Guerras troops and Palacos has routed his cavalry
One thousand men have been sent to operate on
the rear and flank OF Negrete's and Mendez's forces
In the Pueba Mountains.
Alatorre leaves for Europe on leave of absence.
1t is supposed to be on account OF disagreement
with Mejia.
Guzman the new member of the Claims Com
mission, will leave for washington on the American
packet on the l4th proximo.
CASTILLO velasco Minister of the Interior, has re-
signed.
Lerdo dc Tejada is recovering from his dangerous
illness and enters the Cabinet as Foreign Minister.
FOREIGN MISSION
Marfscal goes as Ambassador to Spain.
II is understood that Count Ezenberg comes to
Mexico as German Minister.
The government is In straitened circumstances
and deeply In debt to its employees
JUAREz'S POWER.
Congress Is now discussing bill to grant Juarez
ample powers; and although II Is strongly opposed
the measure is expected to pass.
TRANSIT.
The opposition attack In Congress the right to
make a concession to the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company The entire press favor liberal conces.
sions to all American companies, exhibiting car
nestness for internal improvements.
GENERAL NEWS.
General Rosecranz has arrived here, and is being
well received.
Colonel Lever has obtained new and better con-
tract for the Gulf line OF steamers.
Congress has extended the time for laying the
submarine cable to one year.
Indignation is expressed at the American General
McCook's report upon Mexican affairs, and surprise
is expressed that the report was sent to Congress
without comment.
Mr.. Plumb gave banquet on the 2lst instant to
the members Of the press, at which pledge was
given to support his project OF an international
railroad through Me- icO.
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bill, which will include. In addition to the Pacific
Mail subsidy amendment, another for the benefit OF
the Australian line, and tho bill win then go to the
House. The lobby Is confident OF success In ia
efforts TO secure these subsidies by the action OF
conference committee II 10 fails secure the con.
currence of the House.
MIR. Blake's Promotion Opposed.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs. to whom
was referred the bill to advance Homer c. Blake
one grade In the navy by special act OF Congress-.
not requiring the nomination or the recommends
ton OF the President say for this there
Is no precedent and that, hrst promo
ton should DO made out OF the regular
course, except for extraordinary and successful
herosm, leading to valuable results and then only
on the recommendation OF the President OF the Uni
ted States. SecOnd-No officer dismissed the ser
vice by sentence OF court martial should be restored
except on the ground that the sentence unjust,
on the recommendation OF the President OF the Uni
ted States Third-No oicer dismissed the service or
placed on the retired list account Of the hab-
itual abuse of spirltu0us liquors should be
stored to position where he would be responsible
for the property Of the government, the lives Of
officers and seamen and the honor Of the American
flag. Fourth-The law allowing the advancement
OF an ofcer thirty numbers In his own grade for
extraordinary heroism during the war for the sup
preston Of the rebellion should be repealed.
The Cuban Mail Service
Senator Ferry, of Michigan, has made report;
from the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads,
In favor Of the continuance of service by the Allan
tic Mail Steamship Company between the United
States and Cuba. IL IL stated that the duties re-
ceived by the government four OF the leading
articles imported by this line during the past
five years-sugar, tobacco, cigars and oranges
have amounted to the large OF $23 AGO s22 SO in
gold, or an average OF s4,69 ,3e4 per year. There
has been steady increase in the tmportations .
during the entire period.
The COlOred Odd Fellows On a Row.
There was large turnout OF Coored Odd Eel
lows OF this city to-day, to attend the funeral
OF deceased brother at Alexandria. Upon
marching to the latter place there were lndi-
lions OF disturbance between the excursionists
and the people OF that CITY, together with number
OF roughs from this city. Mayor Latham In person
headed the Alexandria police, and aided by number
OF the citizens prevented serious riot. Some
thirty or forty arrests made. Mayor Richards.
OF Washington, had body OF police at the wharf
upon the return OF the excursion boats-three in
number-but there was occasion given to mako.
arrests.