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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-13

THERE is some talk that Bismarck
will visit the United States this fall.
His poor health IS likely to secure
him considerable of furlongh to re.
oruit. He has often expressed de-
sire to come to this country, and the
newspaper correspondents have it
that he has lately repeated the wish.
We would be glad to receive a visit
from the eminent statesman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

\ FALSE RECoRD.-The votes of our
Delegates on the Baltimore Sunday law,
as reported by the papers generally we are
informed by J. B. Groome Esq, the mem
Der from this town, were reported indirect
ly. Pennington voted for free lager and
cock lighting on Sunday, and Mearnes,
who was reported as absent, was at his
post, and voted to kill the bill. Mr.. Groome
was very busy on one of the Committees
when the vote was taken, and was, contrary
to his wishes. not on the floor of the House
when his name was called. or he would
have certainly voted to kill the bill. He
alleges that his sentiments were so well
known to be against the proposed innova-
tions on the Sunday laws, that the class of
Baltimore Germans who deprecated the
attempts Of their bretheren Of the monu
mental city to desecrate the Sabbath, for
warded their petitions against the proposed
repeal of the Sunday law to him to lay be-
fore the House. So Cecil may congratu-
late herself that the majority Of her men,
bers had grace enough to resist the bold
license of the beer garden element.
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M|gke Gtfil Mhis
ELKTON. APRIL l3, 1879.
Primary Meetings.

Pursuant to resolutions passed by the
Executive Committee Of the Union Repub-
lican State Central Committee of Mary
land, on the 9Th of March, 1872, the
Republican voters of Cecil county are
requested to assemble in Primary Meetings,
in the several Election Districts of the
county, at the place where such meetings
are usually held, on Saturday, the 18th
inst, at o'clock, PM, for the purpose of
electing five delegates in each District, to
meet in County Convention, at Elkton, on
the following Tuesday, April 10th, at 70
o'clock, to elect delegates to represent
Cecil county, in State Convention, which
will meet in the city of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, the Gath inst, for the pur-
pose of selecting Four Delegates from the
State at large, and two from each Con-
gressional District, to represent the State
of Maryland in the National Union Repub-
lican Convention which has been called to
meet in Philadelphia on the 9th of June.
By order of the
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE Committee,
OF CECIL COUNTY.
Z. E. EWING, Secretary.
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GET READY FOR SPRING-The full gush
and melody of beautiful spring, with all its
fresh budding life, its warbling birds and
glowing sunshine, will soon be upon u.s.
The earth will don its new dress and come
out gaily with a shining face in holiday at
tire, looking so fresh and fair after its long
winter sleep. Aspiring poets will be
scratching their heads and wasting quires
of foolscap with endless rhymes in praise
Of beautiful spring. Well, let them sing
of the welcome spring, with its flowers and
birds and all; my voice III raise in song of
praise to BENEFITS TOWER HALL, where
the finest and best assortment of Clothing
in the city of Philadelphia may be found at
lower prices than ever.
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DIED.

LANGHORN.-On Wednesday, April Sd,
1872, in the city of Lypchburg, Va,
ELIZABETH G., wife of Maurice S. Lang
horn, and danshther of Casper W. and
Lydia Il. Morris, in the 4sd year of her
age.
TOWNSEND.-On the 9th inst, at his
residence, near Summit Bridge, New
Castle county. Delaware, SYLVESTER D.
TowNsEND, in the list year of his age.
III Al'LAN.-On the 9th inst. at the resi-
dence Of her snn, Louis G.. Harlan, Mrs.
ELEANOR HARLAN, in the 18th year of
her age.
THOMPSON.-Near Upper Principle, on
the sth inst, JAMES G. THOMPSON, aged
A. years.
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Baltimore Markets.

The PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Under the influence of a diminished supply
the market for beef cattle was very firm
this week, but there was not much demand
for any description. We quote choice at
Ease; fair to good at 5laGtc.; and COM
mon at 4a5c. Receipts, 100 head. Cows
and Calves were duh at S30a50. Receipts
200 head. Sheep of good quality were
much wanted. hut inferior grades were
neglected. Sales Of choice at sa10c., fair
to good at 'a'c per H., and common at
fS.5oao per head. Receipts $4,000 head.
In hogs there was not much activity, and
prices we're weak. Sales Of still and cqrp-
fed at $6-50a7.25 per 100 TBS. net. Receipts
3,244 head
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s8- The appointments by the Commits
sioners give general dissatisfaction among
the Democracy. They are representatives
of the Elkton Ring, which we learn, die
tated the most, if not all of the most desir.
able appointments. The Elkton Ring, like
all political Rings, always has all interest
motive to inspire its action. The rank Of
the party grumble at its domineering die
tation, but seem not to possess either pow
er or independence to resist, and tamely
kiss the hand and rod that give the blow.
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A Barnum's Great Travelling Show,
which requires sixty freight cars and five
passenger cars to move from place to
place, at an expense of 1900 day, will
exhibit in Wilmington, Del, on Tuesday,
Both of April, and in Baltimore, on May
1st, I'd, 3, and 4th.
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MARRIED..

BlDDLE-McCREA.-On Tuesday even
ing, April 9th, by Rev. James McIntire.
JOHN T. BIDDLE and MARY E., eldes.
daughter of Samuel McCrea, all of this
county.
Wilmington papers please copy.l
E-WROTH.-On the Sd inst, in
St. Stephens Church, Sassafras Neck,
by Rev, T. l.. Billop, VIM. H. SIMcoE,
of North East, and SALIIE W. WRoTH,
daughter of John Wroth, Esq.
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ASTR Az.

iai1r To the premise: l.loyi i,.dcrstnr ia the
ln"Gtt If November !:'t. RED STEER with w,Ita
- AM belly and rfT"irrd i'rn-: snlInaeed To be
about tive Year, old: an, for the n- iour lontl g an
III" premises If the subscriber Tie owner will In,
requested To prove the property and pay MI eNIenars
4lT.' H. lS,--;ss ,rs!ir POS. Drlh,o4i,
sworn to before the uhscr her Justice Of the Peace
OF the State of Maryland, in end for Cecil county
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WHISKY STILL kING.--One Judge Jun
kin of Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, has
decided that the "Local Option " law pass
ed by the last Legislature Of that State is
unconstitutional, and licenses were grant
ed to sell liquor on the result of the de-
cision.
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sY Communications on Education or any
other subject, may be forwarded to The
Wig. We will decide ON their merits af
ter examination, and if found suitable they
will be given to the public.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnersbjn

Motto" is larahy given. that tho psf,n,rsu ree,o,
l"1 r+'iiHs hetTerE 4. 4. dweas AID H. G. Ntsbitt,
hiiurr ~ hr.r. of OWENS NESBITT was dissolved
m -is.' lAi. ny mutual consent. II. C. Ncsht
authorized to settle all debts due to und hv the late
firm. n II n1vrNS ~
mar -, lsT.-3w H. G, YEsRITr
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NOTICE

There will he Special Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Mutual Building Association of Cecil county,
called Immediately after adjournment of the regular
monthly meeting. SATURDAY EVENING, April eth inst
for the purpose of considering proposition to alter and
amend Section =, Article 10 Of the BYLAWS: subject
Withdrawals. X. G. REESE.
Elkton, April Is, 1S72-3w Secretary
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The War in Mexico, between the gov
eminent troops and insurrectionists, con-
tinues with increasing fury, apparently,
and varying success.
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Salt.
EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed to locate
road beginning at point the Union Grove School
House, and running through lands of $. b. Moffit,
Samuel Logan. W. Dennison ard others. To a county
rohd crossing Bryan Fields land and terminating Mt or
near new church called Bethel give notice that they
Will meet at Bethel Church, TrEsD.Y the l4th day
OF May, 1872, at O'Clock i. for purpose Of view
ing and determining the location of said road.
j. y. BLACK
". 7. RAMSEY.
ROBT. WHITE.
April IL: Is72-5w Ex,min.r.
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NOTICE

Al parties having claims against the Town of Eikton
are hereby notified to present the To the Town
Commissioners, or before the First day of May next
for adjustment. BY order. WM r. GILPIS
Elkton, April Is, lsI2-Gw Secretary
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

The undersigned having closed cut his business In
Port Deposit requests all parties indebted 10 him to
call Mt once and settle their bills
april b. lS72-3w H. IT. MAKISSOS
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

IL" DWELLING HOUSE whcr- / how gaSS1
reside. al the East End Of Elkton t ESggffHs
For Particular, apply To- tho subscriber, on NM ~
the premises. pgd llI
mar Q. lS.--if MARY GITF1N
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
EIkt0u Markets.
The PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Cloverseed dull; sta10 cents. Timothy
s2.15. Wheat easier. but not quotably
lower; red 1S5 to 1877 cents. Corn steady:
yellow So cents; mixed 81 to GO CENTS
Oats steady at II to 80 cents.
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400 OR 500 FATIi0lIS OF HERRING SEINE.
fNJO in good ord r. with Ropes. Quarter Lines
Capsrtns, etc. Also, l6Oared Boat. Mn" Month.
credit from the first of January, 1872.
Tor particulars apply AT this Office.
Nov l. SIl-ff
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RETURNED TO ELKTON.
Fishing Property at Private Sale.

DIR. D. p. THAYER informs the public that
n has returned to his old residence opposite Depot
mar 20 lS1o-3 $50
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FOE, SAT- III

\ scholarship, e4,itiag the holder 10 a Course
of year, AZ picii,soI Colic,e, Carlisle Pa Parents
ce,;, g give their son Collegiate education c.n ,n
So h this means. al 0nefonrrh the Iatrs charged at
the College For further particulars apply AT
mar -. 1S72-1m THIS OFFICE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

PRIMARY MEETINGs.-The Republican
party will hold their Primary Meetings, in
this county, this afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
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BLACK DIAMOND
BLACK DIAMOND
MARTIN,

prr. f.. c,., RlSlNG sun. ND
advantage he gives to his customer which
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Two Tracts or Parcels of Land.
26l ACRES, More or Less.

and adioinn" lands of John Smp"r>, John Brickley
George Il. Howard and others IN
This land il beautifully situated Elk Is1iFH
River and i, improved with Il good HOUSE l,.llM
large DoulelecSrr Barn ard a"r hnsIt!ingv .
About one hqhdlui a!Ecs Woodland, thn rr,idna
arabic land in good cultivation.
Ii il six Mules from ElktOn and the new road about
To lie made Will shorten tn di>ttnce to five miles.
THE TERMS OF SALE. prescribed by the Power Of
Sale, are Cash. GEORGE HOWARD.
WILLIAM j. JONES,
april IL. lists No.tr,r.e
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against Cecil county are
notified TO file .he in the Office of t,e County Com
mssioncrs with legal vouchers. before thu 23rd
day OF April IT.. or they will bn excluded from The
benefit of the Lcvy Of 1872. BY order.
". 7. MILLER
april L. lS12-ow CLERK
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FOR RENT.

TIE STORE IN ELKToN. occupied hr +
Brown Bro. 1t is an olaest,bshed .',rd .u ,u 81
til" best locations in til. 'oi,t. '."'" Nv 80 y
Po"gs, g., 1s,. .S.i;tv t,ehr npgi, APply u
~ ~ 'Ea-t w. roREE2T
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M0RTcAcEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of Powers contained in two Mort.n re from
Jesse NckerS ard Harriet J. EirkcrS his wifi. one Il,
G""rg" r. Howard and the ohrr IL William j Jones
both dated the twcnty-ffh day of August eighteen
hundred and seventy the former recorded in Iiirr ID
:, No. j, foil" 1S and the latter Recorded in i"r D.
s. No. i, fol-" l55said Liter b. s. No. T. being one of
the Mortgage Records of Cecil county, Mar, land w.
viii sell nj the Co; House door, in Elktnn
On 7uesdau, he III day Of May, 1872.
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THE MORMON WIFE,

Now is the time for Agents to territory for
this thrilling and fearless book. 1t comprises the
Adventures and Experience Of woman--lCrittea b.
hClSeif-tnr years the wife Of Mormon Prophet
disclosing all that is mysterious wicked and startling
tboundu in thrilling adventure. humorous ard pathetic
scrncs-the most fascinating book Steel pOr
trait of the Authoress, portraits of leading Mormuns
both and lCOEten. Life and in Utah etc
SOLD oaiu bV Agents. For circulars address AGTrORD
PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Conn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
AGENTS WANTED.

TN E NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF the United States of America, the lead
ing Stock Life Company Of the World. wishes to employ
Active Agents to represent it in city county and
town IN the United States, and will make advantageous
contracts with reliable liberal and continuous
commission. Address the Company, with letters of
recommendation, al its branch Office, III Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-20
AUSTRIA.
Worldngmsn in Riotous Demonstration at the
Mines Of Moravia-Military Action
with Fatal Consequences
TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yoax HsaAL9.

VIENNA, March TO- 1872.
The workmen employed in the mines Of the
Rolnschids at wittkowitz in Morava, enraged at
the non.payment Of their wages attacked the ofnces
Of the superintendent. Gaining an entrance, they
burst open the safe and appropriated Its contents.
They then demolished the building.
The soldiers were called out, ana fired on the
rioters. Four were killed, fifty wounded and one
hundred others arrested.
Order has been restored, but the mines are
guarded by the military.
THE CROWN LOOKING AFTER THE CLERGY.
rhe Lower House Of the Relcnsratn have made an
appeal to the Crown to strngently apply the laws
against 'the abasement of the pulplt.p
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The precautions taken by the government for the
suppression OF demonstrations to celebrate the
first anniversary OF the revolt OF the Commune
proved TO be unnecessary
The day passed or without any manifestation III
this or other cities, and all was quiet
THE TARIFF DIFFICULTY AND FREE TRADE
The Parliamentary report, by telegraph from Yer.
sailles today announces that the Assembly Budget
Committee refuses to adopt President Theirs propo-
son to tax textiles imported for use in manufac.
ture. The question will soon be submitted to the
decision OF the Assembly In full session.
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INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH.

Fort LARAMIE, w. T., March 10, 1872
Levi Powell. stock driver, who was wntering
on the north fork Of the Laramie, was shot and
scalped by Indians on the 9Th inst. The body mas
lust been found ana brought into this post. Ten
horses were stolen from Powels camp on the 9th
Inst. Indians here say 1t was done by tue Northern
Sioux and Uncpapas, but 1t Is believed here to have
been done by party composed OF Sioux from Red
CLOUDS camp-Cneyennes and Arrapahoes--that
nave been seen In that part OF the countrys
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
COrtlna's March on Monterey---His Vic
tory Over the ReVOlutiOniSts.
A FIGHT WITH CATTLE THIEVES
1tlEeHANs TO THE NEW YORK HeaALR

's~~~"'"~ ~ W. 49, WV" "s"Ns~
The HERALD correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded US the following special de-
spatch:-
MATAMORos, Mexico March 10, !
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March 10, 1925
General Cortina, with his forces, has moved
toward Monterey, on the direct road to that
city. He threatens an incursion into the State
of Nuevo Leon. Colonel Nader, of Cortina'
command, has defeated party of revolution
lists, capturing eighty of their horses.
CATTLE THIEVES CAUGHT.
General Palacios, the Juarist commander
in Matamoros, on hearing that Mexican
thieves were crossing over cattle from
Texas, sent out force of cavalry
against them. The troops caught the thieves
in the act The latter resisted and
o fight ensued, in which two thieves were
killed and eight captured. Twenty three
head of cattle were retaken. The balance
were left on the American side by the men,
who acted as drovers. This is the first effort
of the Mexican authorities to stop the depre-
dations of the banditt who have so long In
tested the borders of Texas.
More Details Of General Trevino's Defeat
Near Zacatecas-The RevOlutiOnists Van.
Quished Neur CamarQO.
| MArAMoRos, March 10, 1872.
| The particulars OF General Trevlno's defeat neal
| Zacatecas proves more disastrous to the revolu
| tionists than was at first reported. While TIL
battle was progressing 1000 men revolte(
and joined R0cha, which created panic, resulting
in the route OF the revolutonists and the capture
Trevino's main command, with all his material Of
war.
General Cortina attacked the revOutionists near
Camargo ana defeated them, capturing great
many prisoners.
General Quiroga's position In Camargo is rem
cered precarous. Cortlna having advanced toward
Monterey.
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Sketch Of the Count OF FLANDERS.
The royal parsonage to whom the insignia of the
Order Of the Golden Fleece has been forwarded
from Madrid is Prince Philip Eugene, Count of
Flanders, brother Of His Majesty Leopold the
Second, King OF the Begians. The Count OF Elan.
ders is thirty-fve years Of age. He is related to
the German Imperial House OF Hohenzolern by his
marriage with the Princess Maria Louise, daughter
OF Prince Charles, OF the branch OF Hohenzo lern-
SiQmaringen.
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RUSSIA.
The Empress Maria Invalided by Illness.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 10. 1872.
Her Imperial Majesty the Empress OF Russia,
wife of the Car and mother OF the Grand Duke
Alexis Is invaded by sickness The Empress Is In
tns forty. eighth year Of her age.
sEBAsTOP0L RESTORED.
An imperial Russian decree reopens Sabastopol
as a commercial and military harbor with fortinca.
tons restored.
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TELEGRAM To TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA March 10. 1872
The advices from the Central Department are that
on the 10th inst. Spanish steamer, which lately
arrived from Spain, landed at Gibara reinforce
ments
Exchange weak. on United states, sixty days
sight, in currency, par u premium; short sight,
IL per cent premium; sixty DAYS IN gold, 10 II
per cent premium; short sight, In golu ~ pei oens
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What the Chivalry Say Of Tt-Talk OF In
dieting the Captured Correspondent for Conn
plicity, IL He Escapes from the Lowerys-
His Position Among the Gang.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March Is, 1872
can only CLEAN the following Your cor
respondent is looked upon with GOODNESS and
suspicion by the people of Robson, as any
special correspondent of the HERALD will be
after the free and independent letters of the
first correspondent you sent to the Robson
regions. Your captured correspondent is re-
ported to have appeared at Moss Neck Satur-
day morning with the two outlaws, but not as
prisoner. He
MOVED ABOUT ALONE AND FREELY.
He entered one or two private houses masked
and gave orders. He was ordered out. He
appeared in full fellowship with Andrew
Strong and Stephen Lowery. Tom Lowery
will have nothing to do with him. Says no
damned Yankee can come it over him again.
They've
FOOLED HIM TWICE, AND CAN'T DO IT ANY
MORE.
In reference to entering the houses Tom
says:-
eff you want me to. I'll knock him down,
and don't care damn if 1 kill him."
| He eats and sleeps with the outlaws, and
no one about Moss Neck believes him to be q
prisoner. There is strong talk of having him
arrested by the Sheriff as soon as he makes
his appearance at large, on the charge
of completely with the gang Of outlaws. He
can escape easily if he desires to do so, as
good evidence tends to show not a word 9th.
erwise. Wash Lowery, colored cousin german
to Henry Berry ditto, is here. Wash is quiet
| and peaceful citizen and Is said to have no
| connection whatever with the gang. He as
serts it as his opinion that Henry Berry is
| dead, but has no positive confirmation of the
fact.
| A Despatch from the Captured Correspond.
ent's Wife to the HeraId-A Prisoner With
the Uowery Gang, but Perfectly Safe (s)
| The following despatch has been received at
the HERALD Office from the wife of the cor
respondent who has been captured and held
as prisoner by the desperate Lowery gang
of outlaws in Robson county, North Caro-
lima -
LOCK HAVEN, Pa, March Is, 1872.
Ireceived communication by telegraph from m.
| husband yesterday. The telegram is dated Nortl
| Carolina He says he Is considered as a prisoner
bv the Lowerys, with whom he is 500 Mining In thu
swamps. No allusion Is made Of plo treatment HI
is receiving; he only states is 'wth the bandits
| and perfectly safe.'
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THE CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.

HARTFORD, Conn., March 49, 1872.
The democrats held their first campaign meeting
in this city, tonight, which was addressed by ex-
senator Doolltle, OF Wisconsin.
senator Wilson, OF Massa cusetts, and General
Hawey, of this city, addressed republican meet
Ing at Windsor LOCKS TINS evening.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship wyoming will leave this port on
"Wednesday Tor Queenstown ana Lve.pooi. ono,
the mails for europe VIII close a. inc foSs olnc'
Mt half past eleven O'Clock A. N.
~ TUE INV YORK HERALD-Eiiton FOR Europe
viii be ready at halfrast nine O'CLOCK In the norn-
ing. -, ....... o.. ,.,,,r, s,v oa,,,
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SPAIN.
The Collar Decoration of Columbus Given in
Compliment to Belgium.
7flE(RjK TO IHF NEW YORK HEaALn.

MADRID, March TO- 1872.
His Majesty King Amadeus has commissioned an
officer to convey the collar Of the order OF the
Golden Fleece to the Count OF Flanders. This par.
ticular collar Is the same one which Ferdinand and
Isabella gave to Columbus when he was made
KNIGHT OF The Order.