, 1872-12-05


for the appointment of Gamide Captain
General of Catalonia.
An excitement was created by an an
nouncement in the Epoea that France
contemplated an army of observation
on Spanish frontier, and that troops
were already arriving on the border.
The statement proved unfounded. The
King is fast recovering. Government
has received information that the insur-
rectionary movement in Malaga issup-
pressed. A band of Republicans ap-
preached Bilboa. In lower branch of
Cortez, on first section of clergy budget
was 104 against A.
New YORK, Nov. 29.-Herald's Wash
ington special confirms reported. trou-
BILE between France and Germany men
toned in yesterdays dispatches.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. 80. Ten
inches of snow fell here to-day. The
canal is partly frozen over and naviga-
ton will be suspended.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 29.-The Sena
torial question is unchanged as yet,
with no prospect of settlement. On
the 4th ballot to-day Vance had IA, Poole
II, and Merriman o.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 30.--Flour quiet;
SIS a. s. 25 extra Wheat decline of
d. IN Liverpool. Oats, 81 80 a. $2,-
10. Hay. SIS "a $22. Potatoes re-
main at 81 a 81 45.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The New York
and BROOKLYN divines, with few excep-
tons, took occasion yesterday to address
their congregations on the subject of Mr..
Greeley's death. Despite the unfav ora
BILE weather the churches were thronged
and every where high tributes were paid
to the virtues an6 high qualities of the
deceased.
The San announces that Mr. Greeley S
body will lie in state in the City Hail to-
day and tomorrow. The pail bearers
will be selected to-day. The body will
be.deposited in the family vault at Green
wood Cemetery.
New YORK, Dec. minister Wash
burn has arrived.
The Times says the reckless storage
of immense quantities of inhamable oils
in the lower part of the city is subjecl
which the authorities should at once
consider; and from the present aspect of
the situation it is one of great danger.
SALT LAKE, Dec. "A well known
diamond broker of this city, named
We'll, is said to be the party who, with
Harpending of San Francisco and Ar
mold, put up the diamond swindle. Efforts
are being made here, By legal process,
to bring the guilty parties to Justice
The loss to victims in Salt Lake amount
to over 100000.
SAN Francisco, Dec. about one
third OF the Presidents message has al
ready been received. On the subject of
the Alabama claims he concludes by say
ing: 1t will be in the province of Con-
gress to provide for the distribution,
among those who may be entitled to it,
of their respective shares of the money
to be paid. Although it is not payable
until year from the date of the award
it is deemed advisable that no time be
lost In making proper examination of
the several cases in which indemnity
may be due. I consequently recon-
mend the creation of board of Com
missioners for that purpose.
The San Juan treaty, the President
announces, has been fully carried out
according to tie decision of the arbitra-
tors, and the military and joint occupa-
ton of San Juan has ceased and the Is
lands are now in the exclusive posses
sion of the United States. The Presi-
dent recommends the appointment of a
Commission on the part of the United
States, to act with a Commission to be
appointed by the British Government to
complete the survey and define the boun-
dairy line through Faro channel, also to
define the line of boundary between
Alaska and the British possessions. Re
commends the increase of force of the
commission on the boundary line be-
tween the two nations west of Lake of
the Woods.
On the subject of foreign relations the
President says: with France our
earliest, Russia, the constant and steady
friend of the United States. with Ger
many, with whose government and peo-
pie we have so many ties of friendship,
so many common sympathies, and other
powers OF Europe, our relations are
maintained Oil most friendly terms
Since my last annual message an ex-
change has been made of ratifoations of
a treaty with the Austro-H Hungarian En-
pire, relating to naturalization, also of
a treaty with the German Empire re-
specting consuls and trade marks, also
of treaty with Sweden and Norway re-
lating to naturalization, all of which