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the ''stssrls County Bible Society was hell
at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath
evening, An interesting address was made
Eby Rev. Mr.. Hinton, the State Agent. The
following ofheers were elected for the ensu.
ing year : | .... @ ~ "
-. .Pres,dent--James Carlisle z4str4ss 90
s 1ice-P Pfendent-H. Dam.
Secretdry-W. Mullikep. &&'f = -
Ttdsurer-S. Marlatt. 4-'5, ''''~i A'S 2
sxsD Drectors-H p. Bennett, j, c.. Wilson,
.and ". B. Mitchell; also. the Secretary
and Treasurer and resident ministers to be
er ooseo members. ~ y 15,st:!a
The reports Of the Secretary and Treas
urer were read. 5 @z.9,e s=a5 = a~ Esr.7+ .,tt'
RuHAwAYs On Saturday double team
belonging to Mr.. Z. Reyuolds started frou,
the City Restaurant. At Dams factory
they broke loose from the sleigh, and were
caught in Herberger's yard. No special
damage done.
On Wednesday evening, J. ". Tuttle, E.
+ Abbott and F. Toner started for Sank Ra.
pids. When near N. Fishers, the sleigh
upset, and the horse dashed around through
town in all direotions-over sidewalks
through alleys. across lots----.hs "hlls
striking his heels at every jump. The
sleigh was badly broken, but the horse va.
not much injured. .:S.E j &8 s@# VI ; Z,
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s., NOOO ASoW0S w T ASOA00AA11sIs. .xeovy
cant dogs, Of good material, complete for
three dollars, ct Bogenrief = Fuller's.s .,sy
a gentleman said 10 an OLD lady Who
had brought up : family Of children near
the river, II should think you would have
lived in constant fear that some OF the a,
would have 90, drowned" ..Oh, no. re
sponded the old dlady. TIVE only lost three or
four IN that way.'' ::stf'e 3s
Tho timber for the st Cloud railroad
bridge has all been contrao ed for at Hink-
ley-st $22 to $24 per lhouaand, some of
.hssinbsr beng 46 feet long. The Hinklsy
timber is pronounced the pest il the State
for bridges. - A!<zSsd,sa Post. sss 81
& Attention il called to the advertise
aent Of the Grand Gift Carnival Ia Aid Of
the National Engineers ASSOCIATION. to
sake plaes q Milvaukes On the 22d inst.
z5-sse new advertisement Of farm for ex-
change,
Headquarters for cheap groceries OF all
kinds, q
5 PAUL NocKEsnAupr's.
Genuine Head Light Oil, 1859 tes,-
economical and perfsc,ly safe.
n. G. ToLnAx $ Go. !:
5
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4 Mrs. Jane G. swisshslm returned to
Chicago few days sines from successful
lscturing tour through Illinois and some Of
the adjoining States. The suhjscts Of her
prineipal lectures ars ..Ihorns and This.
tles,'' rsvisw of ths Old Testament ~
tAority for woman's subjsction; .'Paul and
sWsnaas aaGpositioa Of lwoman's sphere
n The Christian dispensation and ..Follyz
and Fashion," sketch Of woman as she il,
and the laws which have made her thus.
-At Il, last State Fair Ii. judge. .. unan-
imouSly awarded The first prsniun to the
Asshsr.y Grain Drill, and 10 the Mosberry
BsD 80 Seed sower and Cultivator coua.-
! hlns Aess drills and sssders have late.
u tatsH Int prisss IN nearly all the West.
sfA States, and are great favorites with
faSnsrs. Mr.. J. 3. Wing il agent at st
Clsad, and has machines now q hand, See
Ais advsrtissmSat.@ 8
Brave YoatAs and Pair Damssls To
by ! Mitchsll ean sspyly you with every.
styls Of valsntinss that syoa may want.
"A large supply q smoked, dried and
AZ hsh, juss received II Paul Moeten-
4 haupgs. ,i3sss
hsrsysr he ..asn' washing Ma
chine has been used, L has proysd sucssss-s
iel and worked y : charm. 90 70 Rosen-
berger Bros. and sse them.
"A lss Of upholstered goods, m.rbl e.top
tables, and other fins articles Of furniturs.
just received By I.
..s SPIolR 4 CAR11,1n.
"a lot offne draught and diving hors.
for sale at Herbert s lamb Livery s3tsble.
An elegant stock of xsddinr s. esent. i;
beg tu't bssn fsesivs,l q Bush'. Jexslry.
4 6tors.
oer. ~ .Oeb crash.rs, rs
4lArQ Qlovruol,s.
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Attention i called to the ADVERTISE
aent Of the Grand Gift Carnival Ia Aid Of
the National Engineers ASSOCIATION. to
tske plaes q Milvaukss on the 22d inst.
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9 ouarter-second watches, at
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1915 From Pomme de Terre, by St. Oloh. Tor
denskjod, and Wall Lake to Fergus Falls, 20 milsa
and back, three times a week: Leave Pomme de
Terre Monday Wednesday and Friday at m; II.
Monday, Wednesday and Frida at2p m; Arrive at
Pommo de Terre bY 8 d m.
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5 1878 From Lake Shetsk to,llGrahsm Lake, ss
miles aud back, once ssweek. Leave Lake ishetek
Friday ct h.; Arrive at Graham Lake BY 8 p m :
Lake Shotek BY d m. z5.@1I.-.' - =
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Comic valentines, q
!. To1sY = MIrcHkII's
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-liah - being spearsd IN larss quan-
titles II The Mississippi and Lake George,
thssusA hsls. seut in the ise. At night,
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:. sksys forcs-fs Drill,
& s !.
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Hsadquartsrs for. oheap groceries Of all
kinds, q
PAUL MocKrnnAupr's.
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- lss Of upholstered goods, marbl e.top,
9sselss' and other fns articles Of furni.ure,
just received BY
..s 4 6PIolR & CARI1sIn.
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APPLES. APPLEsI APpLEs ,

Ssint Cloud. Nov. och, 1871.
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T1RsT p1v.sT: =. So. RAIIRoAl L''.
.a s 1RAxcH Lac. III "a via i:
e7l stsf WINTER TINE TABLk.z:E 1879
.sA1sr CLOUD TEA1ss; An

Leave Saint Cloud. Lao s.m q
Arrive ak GA e. va %, .,.,.....12.2 22 p.ms
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Wks Congregational sosiabls win meet
s4eItiAay evening, Feb. ~. st Mrs. Bridge;
mSS's. "A cordial Invitation is extended to
~
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s''E''s' SIS y
~ s..ss :.ss j Il.
~ - i sa ~ y .s 3 L
01S19lk 1B9E 3QYH1S4 4Sss s s r &
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~ TAsoi issal $40 srhs Jouraal
q DOUDb1 shat sf anys th hsr paper
81 !.
..... 49,. s:..:::..
Sev Ytfk \ u. Potent Y ssS.s q
Park Row. lev 1ofs, - 3 the sole ssssi'elt nm
4.n..,-..s 81
,,.,.. ~. 8. pei ~ 1s,t o..h rates
Advsrtlssrs M tnat Oily IRE requss'.1 =
eve their lfaysrs via e'tnef = 'ae .Ds''
-. =. =. =. .....-===-
11RgT pdv.sr: =. g =. RAILROAD i' l'''' =
sz.s 5s arAxoH 11a1. ! ,ts. g. s. s.55 +
-, sfs m WINTER n TINE TABLE. 1879
5its =. zsG2--- 900 ------.l: .4sSs s5sa
q aA1Hr CLOUD TkAdSs't !sl g + ss;.5 !,
Leave Saint Cloud. ............ 6.l0 an Al,
-! :sa,s $50 .--.-:.s.s. :s'
ST. rAuIs AND s.. oIouD TRAINS.
Leave SAINT Paul. =. ............s.0 90 am i
Arrive q" ...............l22o pm
S.ss z & q -- FE5fts1 p ~ . Etf&
st. clouD3 AND A. g MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS .
1eays Minneapolis 80 8;lo Sc, an !, :.
Affase F''V''e A4'm 2 l.@%o
,p....,.... ,o;rr 10 N;nna.ro,;.
--s -----.-- - --.:sg$a .'.s.;t I
"A movement is on isot among the
laaies 70 ct up sleap-year calico party.
~.. va. y - - ,ss,,.. u.. l.....,
-WeArO indebted to Mr.. Fred Vincent
1or some nice 1rssn plokerei' ~, g.wsst,.
The '' .ivoune Judre" weighs ten
mounds. and Lii name is Gregory. -, l5+fs I;
:5s.Ss.-.-- ., --..:-.- -. = s.s ,s.ass
AT 0yo O'CLOCK ON I0e600y morning.
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1887 From Pomme do Terre. bv Wa.eot.. Eliza.
bethtown, Morens (p. o.l ErhsrGS Grove. Prairie
LAX In. o.; and Pelican Lake (n o.). to North Pa
cihc Railroad. near White Oak Lake, 65 miles and
back. once . week: Bidders to propose schedule of
departures and arrivals not less than three miles an
hour running time. -: . / 3 81 IL :: !
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large supply u smoked, dried and
AT hsh, ju.t received u Paul Moelsn-
haupps. ss
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1882 From Mankato, by: Wiunebago Agency,
NJ Medo, Danyille N: o,h and Minnssots Lake, to-
We'll, ~ miles and back, once . week. Leave.
4ankato Wednesday at . m Arrive ct Well by
p M Leayes Well Thur.day ct 9 . m : Arrive ct
Msnkato by IL M Proposals invited for three
times-a-week service Between Minnesota Lake and
Wall 0nnitf{n~ ro.idun of rnn<. jt -
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il quantities 10 suit. at
p. \. q. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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1870 From Albany to st. Jossph 10 miles and
back, once . week. Leave Albany Saturday at 10 8
m Arrive at st. Joseph By p m; Leave st. Joseph
Saturday at m; Arrive at Albany by D m Z /
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1856 From Morris, by Pomme de Tsrre,eTereus
talis ElizsGeth,own aud Pelican Lake, TO White
Earth. Ill miles aud back, once week. Bidders to
thnn three miles an hour running time - -
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- lot fine draught and driving hors.
1of @ sale at Herbert 3 Lambs Livery5stsble.
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1888 From Benson to IAcquiParls1a 50 miles and
back. once week. Leave Benson Friday at m !;
Arrive at Lac qui Parle BY g. p m; Leave Lac qui
parie Saturday at a m !; Arrive 1t Benson by
p m. d.. -
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-Sse new advertisement Of farm Fl: q.
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LUMBER MARKET.
sT-.C LOUD. FUK MARKET.
Corrected for T4x JouRs4L, by D ING. xurphy q Co.

Lumber can be had only atthe yards.
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-Oora aaS! Cob CEashsrs,
Q1ovxHol's.5
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: 1856 From Winstead Lake to Howard Z miles and
back, three times week. Leave Winstsad lake
Monday ,Thursday and Saturday at a m; Arrive at
Howard BY II I'm; Leave Howard Monday, Thurs
by m Connecting t,Hosard with msilss from
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1880 From Chen xwatana ito Pine City, 8 miles
and back, twice week. Schedule Zone hour each
way) to be satisfactory to postmaster at Chengwa-
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1888 From Ct: Jcssph, by Albany, to New Munich
e5 miles and back, once week. Leave St. Joseph
sday at 10 q m; Arrive at New Munich by S p
m; Leave New Munich Wednesday At 8 a m j; Ar
rive at St. Joseph BY p m, Proposals invited for
service to end 81 Albany, 13x miles, go
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1890 1fon Medelfa. by Lsavenworth and Prairie
vile, to Golden Gate, IS miles and back once week
Leave Madelia Tuesday at 7 a m; Arrive at Golden
Gate by 6 p N; Leave Golden Cato Wednesday at Z
m; Arrive at Madelia BY 9 p m. Proposals for SER
vice twice a week invited.
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1850 From Carver, by Taxon, to Henderson, 2e
miles and back ,once week Leave Carver Tuesday
Ct m; Arrive at Henderson by p m !; Leave
Henderson Wednesday at . m; Arrive at Carver by
Apm.
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1854 From Fremont to Albert Lea, Z miles and
back, twice week. Leave Fremont Tuesday and
Leave Albert Lea Tuesday and Saturday at u m:
Arrive at Fremont by pm. E4&tt sAEf:lI =
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1875 From Leighton, by Lsn1, to Wayx,ts, II
miles and back, once = week. Leave Leighton Sat
urday At q m; Arrive at Wayzata BY lam; Leave
Waysata Saturday at m;.sArrive! at Leighton
by SPIN. EE-tSEIAF, X II.
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1885 From Forest City, by Sylvan Hill, to Cold
Spring. lS miles aud back, once week. Leaye For
est City Friday at Arrive 1T Cold Spring by
p m; Leave Cold Spring Saturday 1t GA nj; Arrive
ut Forest Civ bv 4 nm 2. .s&iSss.1s : So.
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News from New York.

New York, %. The Brooklyn Eagle pub
fishes an interview with Stokes, the murderer
of Fisk, who says that Hank Smith was made
police commissioner by money of the Erie
Ring, for the purpose of securing control of
the police in case of need, lie charges that
the indictment against himself for conspiracy
was a put up job between the Erie Ring and
District Attorney Garyin, and procured on
the evidence of prostitutes, and discharged
English conyicts, and that over ten millions
Of fraudulent vouchers now exist in the
archives of the Erie Company. Stokes says
that he has seen millions of money divided,
and that the spoilswere regularly apportioned
whenever "diyide-up' was made.
The alleged Brussels murder case has been
adjourned till Monday to await the arrival of
witnesses from Europe to identify the pris-
oner.
man named Henderson of Jersey City,
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Telegraph in News General.

New Orleans, 81. Lieut.. Gov Pinchback
departed for Washington last evening.
Pltsburg, Pa, %. The name of the young
lady killed by the railroad accident this morn
ing was Miss Amanda Hartman of Baltimore.
d. Patterson of Washington City had his
left shoulder dislocated and his right arm
fractured. Mayor Callow had three ribs
broken and was injured internally. Guy NJ.
Irwin was injured internally.
Concord, n. H., %. An executive session
of the governor and council was held to-day.
j. M. Falsom of Belmont was appointed bank
commissioner vice Frank Kimball resigned.
Hon. w. III. Foster of this city was reap
pointed trustee of the State library. Tuesday
the 4th of April was selected for Fast Day.
Rondout, N. Y, %. Judge Murray of
Delaware county has dissolved the injunc.
ton restraining the lease of the Rondout ard
Oswego Railroad to agents. The employees
are indignant as they have not been paid fer
two months.
Bangor, %. DIR. Preserved B. Mills, an
old resident and well-known practitioner of
the Thompsonian School, died in this city
to day at the age of sixty years of con-
sumption.
St. Louis, 90. The Democrat was sold at
auction to-day at S456, 100 to Mr.. tishbank
one of the present proprietors. There will
be no change in politics. 1t is understood a
stock company will be formed, but Fishback
will own controlling interest.
Portland, Me-, 90. The steamship Scan
dinavan which arrived to-day on the Goth,
spoke brigantne Robert Dillon of and for
New York sixty-four days out from Palermo,
short of provisions and supplied her. The
wind blowing fresh from the west northwest
at the time the steamer experienced very
heavy weather.
Portsmouth, N. H., %. The Portsmouth
board of trade this evening appointed com.
panies to further the efforts of the Concord
Railroad to procure larger wharf accomoda'
tons here. Also to endeavor to provide q
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Henry Elias, one of the parties interested
in the Geneva watch swindle in New York,
was arrested Thursday.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has dismissed the ku-Klux cases from South
Carolina uron the government plea of want
of jurisdiction.
Correspondence is going on between the
English government and that of the New
Dominion concerning Canada as affected by
the provisions OF the Washington treaty.
1t has transpred that Marshal Bazaine
dined with Prince Frederick Charles of Prus-
STA just before the equalization of Metz.
The Senate committee to investigate the
charges against Secretary Robson met
Thursday, and adopted resolution giving
the accuser and accused authority to appear
with witnesses and counsel. The examina-
ton will begin on Monday evening.
The Secretary of the Interior has heard
the statements of Messrs. Lynch and Frye of
Maine, in favor of the appointment of their
respective candidates for the Pension Agency
at Portland. 1t is intmated that Gen. Geo.
Z. Beale, who is recommended by Mr.. Frye,
will receive the appointment.
The trial of Mayor Hall of New York by
the court of Judge DAILY is ended and the
eleven surviving jurors discharged, the tri-
bunal being declared illegal by Recorder
Hackett The jurors told the mayor that
they were sorry they were not to have the
opportunity of acqutting him, and Mr.. Hall
was affected by their kindness.
In the Senate Thursday, the House bill
making pensions payable from the date of
discharge, or the death of the person on
whose account they were granted, was re-
ported adversely and indefinitely postponed.
The tariff bill was discussed. In the House
the bill for the appointment Of shipping COM
missioners was postponed for two week. A
bill to facilitate commerce between the United
States and Asia was reported, discussed and
tabled. The Chicago relief bill was referred
to the ways and means committee. The army
appropriation bill was considered without ac-
ton.
The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Advertiser says:
The tariff discussion in the Senate excites
no interest whatever, owing to the almost
positive certainty that the House will insist
upon presenting its own revenue measures,
reported from its own committee. 1t is gen.
orally considered that the time now given by
the Senate to Mr.. Sherman's bill is thrown
away. To-day set speeches were made by
Mr.. Frelirghuysen and Johnston of Virginia,
and several amendment were offered. The
one offered by Mr.. Morton proposes to abol-
ish all internal taxes save those arising from
tobacco, spirits and fermented liquors, which
is in accordance with the recommendations
on this subject in the last annual message Of
the President. Mr.. Scott has also proposed
to put tea and coffee on the free list. This
amendment will call out the full protection
vote of the Senate, and if successful will
necessitate the recommttal of the whole tariff
bill for general revision.
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place is progressing fast, CONSIDERING 81.
weather. They already have it up and nearlv
boarded AT the same time they are lathiny
and putting the Turing in. Eyeryth;ne
looks lively for Winthrop this year"
The Wing says that Henry Poor and Son
are operating in their tannery at Meaway.
although the buildings are not yet completed.
and gang of carpenters are still at work.
The regular workmen number Is at present.
which number will be largely increased when
the whole 3Jf watts are all in. The engine
house of this establishment is called the best
in this eastern Maine land of tanneres, and
the beam-house is superior in respect to light
and convenience to those in most tanneries.
The roll-loft is not fully completed, nor will
be used for several months yet. Next season
additional buildings will! be erected.
The Press says that the Maine Central Di-
rectors here voted to issue bonds not exceed
ing 50 900, 900, on forty years, at per cent.
for the purpose of retiring the bonded in
debtedness of the road and its branches and
for putting the road and its equipment in first
class condition. ARENAS Libby, Esq, of
Augusta on the part of the Portland & Ken
nebec Company, Hon. J. II. Drummond of
Portland, on the part of the Maine Central
Company, and Mr. G. C. Moses on the part
of the Androscoggin Company, have been
made Trustees of of the bonds.
The Senior class in Bowdoin College has
just presented to Prof. A. S. Packard very
fine cane, fitted with a gold head of generous
dimensions, The gold 10 elaborately wrought
and inscribed, '.To Prof. A. S. Packard by
the class of 1872, Bowdon College,"
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who says that he know the murdered Marquis
Will be pres Mt the same day.

Eben Hard who was arrested on suspicion
o committing burglary in Charleston, s. c.,
has been released, the case proving one OF
mistaken identity.
The Produce Exchange has voted to pur-
chase its present building for $265, 900, each
member being assessed $500.
The Atlanta boat club have selected Dr.
Russell Withers. 'stroke" and Theodore Van
baden, James O'Neil and Edward Smith as
its representatives, on the Thames June 10th.
They will sail hence April 10.
There were fifteen new cases of small pox
to-day, making l0l since Saturday.
Suits for alleged libel have been commenced
against e. A. Dana by S. X. Moore and w.
II. kemble of Philadelphia. The latter is
President of the Peoples Bank.
Auton Miller, Charles E. Burdell and Zed-
ko Hapa arrested on charge of smuggling
large quantities of manufactured hardware
were bailed in $4,000 to $4,000.
Seven cases of small pox have been dis
covered IN tenement house on Front street,
Brooklyn.
The rumored settling of the Brooklyn tow
err for the East river bridge is false. The
work is as compact as rock.
An ante mortem deposition was taken to-
day of Nj. Dolan who was thrown down stairs
at house on Mulberry street by Demmick
Geratrity and wife. The latter is in custody
bat the husband has not been secured.
The statement that the fees for lawyers in
Mayor Halls case was drawn from the city
treasury is undoubtedly untrue.
A private cable despatch states that the
white star steamer Baltic left Queenstown at
80 O'Clock this afternoon for New York
BEARING the note of Earl Granville on the
Aiabama Claims. She is due here on the
31s+
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

London, %. Vessels arriving from Amer
lean ports report a series of unusual gales on
the Atlantic, and the barque Triumph which
left London Dec. 10Th, for Providence, was
abandoned in sinking condition. The crew
were saved by passing vessel and landed at
Southampton. The Triumph was registered
at 800 tons, and belonged in Portland, Me,
Brig Telegraph, which left New York Feb.
24th for Hamburg, was also abandoned by
the crew, having become disabled and un
managebte.
In the Honse of Lords this evening, Earl
Derby In accordance with the notice given
on Thursday night, proposed his question as
TO the course the government intended to
pursue with regard to the treaty of Washing
ton. He hoped that the minister of foreign
affairs would be able to state that Her Majes
tvs government was prepared to maintain
the ground taken at the beginning of the
present session, and decline to admit the
claims for indirect damages made by the
American government before the Geneva
Tribunal. All knew the public anxiety was
great. 1t was an analogous state Of things,
that while all the newspapers of the country
were discussing this question, Parliament
should be forbidden to debate it. He warned
the government that the doctrine that they
had alre ady sacrificed much for peace and
had better give more than fail, was danger
Gus. He asked further if Great Britain
would appear before the Geneva board under
the circumstances.
Earl Granville replied that Mr.. Gladstone
and he himself had already given an answer
to these questions to which nothing could be
added at present. Complete publicity at this
juncture was impossible.
Versailles, %. The galleries of the as
sembly were crowded with spectators this
afternoon in expectation of the debate on the
Catholic petition which had been postponed
till to-day. Dupan Loup, Bishop of Orleans,
rose to open the discussion but yielded the
tribune to Theirs who proceeded to address
the chamber. His speech was a plea for
further postponement of the debate. He as
sured the deputies that the policy of the gov
eminent on the Roman question as announced
last year was unchanged. The Independ
ence of the Holy See was dear to France,
who had always defended and would continue
to defend it but any discussion now of petit
tons before the chamber would seriously en-
barrass the government, while it would not
benefit the Holy Father.
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Cuban News.

Key West, Fla, %. Later dates from
Cuba bring the following The insurgents
under CespedeS attacked the town of Sagnade
Tanamo on the 9TH inst, and by feint sue
ceeded in drawing off the garrison While
the Spanish troops were pursuing Cespedes
body another force of insurgents entered the
town 10y a different route and sacked the
place.
a small sloop conveying ammunition to the
insurgents was scuttled near Quantanimo to
prevent capture. The captain and crew es-
capped and landed safely in Jamaica.
4 large sum has been forwarded by Cuban
sympathzers in Porto Rico TO the Cuban
Junta in New York.
The landing of CARLOS Garcia on the Island
of Cuba is considered certain