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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. I

TurSToS March 20.-In the House to-day
l renealug the Freight Classification act o the Erie
Railroad between Jersey CITY and Paterson Was ordered
to s enprossed Also bill to appoint Commissioners 10
nurcha.e the bridges OF tho Newark and Newi York
plank road over the Passaic. bill requiring major
nv f te Directors OF railroad aud canal companies In
hi, state 10 DO residents thereof lost and motion
VA. entered 10 reconsider. bill To incorporate the Alb
s.couI and Sumner Point Railroad passed. Bllls
were nas,ed TO Incorporate the Gloucester City Water
works for a free bridge the Passac at Belleville
reducing the number of Chosen FreehOlders In Hudson
civ and q supplement to the Mays Landing aud Egg
Harbor Railroad bill for broad gauge railroad rom
New-York to Philadelphia; the New Brunswick ana
Elizabeth railroad bill the bill increase the jurisdic
ton of justices of the peace involving 500
Joint resolutions introduced To change the 0de OF
having bills ON account Of the state. Jas +. Mcdonald
was appointed State Librarian; Chas straton Judge
OF Camden County, and Rufus ;. Hariisoh' 'uuse Vi
Essex County. 49,.
In The Senate bill introduced appropriatng 5000
for the propagation OF shad In the Deaware RIVER he
bill To the Of the Passaic Valley
and Peapack Railroad, relative to bridges over tine
Passalc. Man passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
MUSIC.
TIE OPERA-HAMLET.

The opera season, as we have already init
mated. to be prolonged beyond the last night here
tOfOre announced the bills, and to have
performances Of Ambrose Thomas " Hamlet" before
Miss Nilsson takes final leave of America. 1t is curious
vagary of management which brings forward work OF
such Importance at the very close of the season. when
the curtain. TO speak, has been rng down. and the
has begun to turn out the lights and the tramp
departing feet is heard in the lobby For the credit OF
the impresaro, however glad that he has kept
his promise about Hamlet" at the last moment
Miss Nilsson created the role of Opelta when the opera
first performed in Paris in 1863 and the extraOr
binary Of the work in the French capital was due
almost wholly TO her and the baritone Faure who per
sOnated the melancholy Dane Two nights will not suf
hce 10 satisfy the curiosity of NewYOrk anent a per
formaDce which has become celebrated but at least
shall De spared the modification of letting Nilsson go
away without showing the most famous Of all her per
sOnauODs.
Nj. CapOul and Mile. Duval to take leave OF New
York at The next Sunday concert at the Grand Opera
HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
POLITICAL.
THE ILLINOIS GERMANS.
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE LIQUOR LAVA
A THREAT AGAINST GRANT.
tBy TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUHBi

DISSATISFACTION WITH THE biQOoh In" ="
A THREAT AGAINST GRANT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRIBusBi
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Considcrable inter-
eat Il manifested in political circles here over a'e news
received from Illinois II may 10 remembered tnat 'no
last Republican Legislature OF that State passed lem
peranco Law similar to that recently put into opero"
in Ohio At meeting OF the state Republican ooh
mitee last Friday this subject discussed as wen as
others. Mr.. Hesng, formerly Chairman OF the state
Committee and the acknowledged representative OF te
Germans Of Chicago, made speech in that meeting III
which he said that unless the State Convention when 10
called to meet In May repudates the Temperance Law
he should withdraw and he conveyed the impression that
the Germans!of Chicago would follow him In this acnon
Another interesting incident in the same connection
article, recently published in The chicago Sfdds
Zeifung which ia edited by the Collector Of Internal
Revenue there the French Arms Scandal TINS edltO
rial that IT, in the present Investigation IL IL
proved that, after the neutrality proclamation OF lres
dent Grant, arms sold or delivered To persons
known be agents OF the French Government ana tnc
officers who conducted the business are not immediately
and dshonary discharged. then Gen. Grant would nave
immense burden to carry In the next campaign suoh
article such Is thought To De OF great
political Significance.
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ALLhS-on Mooil March 3d. At hc tate cH'. w cn ~,
Catherine Johnston the beloved wife ., Milan A'0 :" h s IN
The rriyss friend. the family respectable iusi,ea I.
Pastor. gu Thursday. March ,! at o'clock ..
BERGENon the 18th us aner short ne'' rOf r Bersra
RELATIVES friend, Tar-i,,
IVES; rhtyseveniL,t l. Tie sesO, ain be Janne
H. l.. in,ernenL
BUrLER-At Paterson j. On ruoqay atcb - Rbe. infant ss
oenp L. aud Ma. Butler sui saAoa OF 's late Rev cnOAA
Murray, u. D.
doMPgRTs-ou wclae~ay s.ra o. M,ry A, nd,s Of The Its
Bej Gomp'rt' IN the e'.h year Of her are -, ~, -,
hd st. ?. Friday. March q Rslsn'c' ,nl ire4
family respectfully invited . attend.
California and Ne~ London papers please COPY
HAYTER-At Harlem "Wednesday, Hannah g. WIDOW
Rl KY ncn "S s o. s see |, yes, 81, aS, & invited - attend
her funeral from the residence Of he Slnie O. Halter ~ E
OBe-hundred- audtweuty secood st. az on Fdlif
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at aerden Conn the 18Th ns Ssnna
Relative, family invited .,p III. funeral o.
Inteunent in Noun, Pleasant Cemetery.
KBLTY-Ou wdnesag March 20 Francis Hls,on OIns-st o.
Gibbons l.. and M'ry Kelly IN the ll,t year OF b" ass
residence Of b, psent. No. West raeai, stasl
Seventh AMI Eighth'a'es
NcKAY-On Wednesday March 90 At bs late eH nee sing sag
r. Mckay native Of inene'. Shire scotland ~ he i's
Relatives friends the family respectfully u, - attend 'ss
faner. from the Presbyterian Church sing '"s ." fri N''' -
d.aEle1 Of .se f i. ac I Ser't '''" ~
The relatives the family 'pe, pnlei to steaf
az East thirty dnhsL without further iu,1tiou
sAYRE-oa MONDAY. 18Th Columbia aorr. cooaiJ. j.
Funeral Thursday a, II os%.S from his re,lc9ce Tram ',e iss
B,rclay't per ~ aud r. "9o or Nd'n' "1e'e 'r"'Se'
wALsHOn Iuesi March 10 Ellen Walsh SOs Of The late ps!s
relatives and Of her John J. Esnri
%s s .,e s s'Rss s 5., . a %I Co." % hoe.
to the Gs1cs Of the NS SeoT,s g"e , S SS s s
soul and from thence to the Cemetery Of The Holy Cross FstSa 10
Btepeut
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Special Notice
10000 Extra Copies Issued.

10000 Extra copies Issued
TIKI
CHRISTIAN
INTELILGENCER
- THB RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
BY RgY JOHN HALL. d. D -
POP" r'T Tlo Jh s Aohp IFS TR S so
sIDELIGHTS or wKsl ERN TRavEi-
TIKI CALIFORNIA GkrSkRS
sy AG * An, S,sK r aF Tis G.Jk
HASTE OR wAsrRi
GLEASINGs FROM PASTORAL IIPR
SKErcHEs PROM DrIGH MiST0Ry
TIKI F 4ESsTN5r sTslG sxa9Sfo sScrr
NEWS COMPANIES
covx,su socI eEP t and rs isrERs.ror.
CORRESPONDENTS PROM JAPAN. SO.
,,,ns S a v'T gi G ss G's s s
Ns''' weekly has oST Il; e 's XIV t II
scbenck's PaImonc syrup, sea-weed Tonic, aud
ton bal tso thing make the lungs heal
for "stn the lungs are Wasting the whole body wasting
S and fsss RE a s s' es' S sS s h
n OF fs s i'as s leu de-
and spo and % without nounshng the s,s,
carry 81 this .s The Sra %EED TONIC very pleasant
sn which taken directly after eating un,'s with the gastric Juice
Hs % Of or the s SSsuP ;Ss 5 ass
gain lung, begins pea and hsy
less they began to gam ia aeh Tue thing
j. r.l 1sy &C.. welt .s %H fs. . ' ' 90
riding about are wrong yet they The house hy
as vii permit s get up Socd circulation blood
% @ SS . aasS ii: %o ere months
temperature regular and not supets 70 snce
ons more northern attitudes Pasika heon'ii and Euec
Prise points good hotel beng ssp at the eruss
ages the latter places are facilitate the rroo,y an
who psraks eey preparations ana or .ns sas.e oss aero
laid and which my SRI
an ""w building north -
h and nv a DE % esn be sou:Sssd ss Of CARE Boo
~, the chsrgr
sENCk RRsPIROMTBR detects the slightest Of the
respiratory os and the operator can readily determine whether
can ne cured not this they mast to know they e,snss
directions accompany M remedies person any pAt
of The be readily cured By strict observance OF the
W. j. II. sCHBNCk. N D.
pdcr Of the PULMOSIC SYRUP SEAwERO Tonic
Prepared nd for sale by j. II. sCHRNCK & SON.
OF Sixth and Arch Pbaieps and oy dfsssS
No. Coliege-plsee. New-Yoht Wholesale As-a.
Twenty first Assembly District Union Repsslscaa
Third and foutha'es.
THIS Thursday BvsNlNG. a. occst M c,wp p..,,.
JoaS NoRros HI MOORE Secs
Liberal Republican, Centrai CsS,n,,iee en- sd,ososi
Meeting win be h.d THIS Chors s.,ioe.s h.,ss %
ioiu Az. hereby invited to attend NJ GRAY scc pro ten.
Lecture and Physical iSespaeiy Nervous Debility
Exhaustion Bnghts Dise.se se SEQ. Tss a.,
Pat.ns.-uuYN Co. Publisher. Scientific Anene,u P,rs
,o. Y Obtain patents Is experience e,tAmx
coaSiraisl send Pssen Laws aud Guide to IaVenlo
Po.,-Otnce No,ice.-The MAILS ROR BtRoPB darss tts
WEDNESDAY Nl N, on THURSDAY al II and sArUR-
DA allan H. Joshs Postmaster
Crnefenberg naruhaii's Uterine CnfnoIiesu the ,ais
GHAEFBsBgk0 co, 1D "!,anst
Geuslemea's Dress Hats, sevoa Do.lars.
"A1AOCA Co.. SD BIoa5s,f
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DOMESTIC MARKRTs


NywOsIrASs, March 2oFlourGooi Treble Choice In de-
snd other grades dull Superne SO IS; Double Extra Low
Treble Extra $50 80 2a Corn Mixed, s2c; white S-
Oats hnn ~ ss0oO Bran. III Co. Hay s3s0s4o Pers hrer
Mess held at 10 so Bacon 6nBer shoulders s,e Clear RID Se
&c Clear sides, Sc sugareured Hams lOtd.c Lar! o p
Tece sld94i Neg, l0c Sugsr-CommOn, 1d1ic, Far 70 up
Pair Sdsic PRIME Oc MclAssrs unchanged whkyNo oS o
here Common, s3dJc Coffee unchanged EKbsnge-s'e's 's
New York sight, I discount Gold. llO! .,-,
WILMINGTON G.. March n.-Spih,. Of Iaipe ,'"e ons a.
Rosn steady; nd for No Ii - Crude foPn"e 9"o' %
ioG HAM Tar steady At - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
VIRGINIA..

PORTION OF THE STATE DEBT REPUDIArED.
RICHMOND. Va, March 20.-The bill repu-
dating all liability for the onethird Of the State debt
assigned West Virginia passed in the Senate today
and goes TO the Governor. This repudiates the cert
Gates issued under the Funding act and known as the
wost Virginia Certificates Tho Governor VIII probably
veto this BILL but 1t Will become law Notwithstanding
A West Virginia has declared she is not liable for any
OF the debt this places these certificates In very awk
ward position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Philadelphia Press rcfrains from as
Stunning tho result IN New-iiampsh!re rs an I" IN
dor,ementv of the President: The gentlemen who
oppose Gen Grants rnonination." says The Press,
hayo not as get sguihed ther intention VI boiling and
nueh "A purpDre, believe, 10 foreign To
tixr .hOughLA Nov that Il Is Inevitable,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS

Hlv.NA March 20 Sugar active No. IL D. g. l0dIn
aoDe Exchange United pard DER
premium short sight lGlt premium London
"a, pr,miun, Pans, 81 d9i per premium.
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o,,spycERS 4RRIVED.

pnon yERpooLIo 'Ds%'p Sy Of Pi p m,ch cS
.u'eh -. Garyeu Ben Thornton Nm B,id, jos tsssine
Is tyhy and wife ". ~ DacscT NJ saunen ltos Collho
IN add chidrrn. j. Ahouacld and wife. Wal
lasi DsVga IT, A. Eeg y Z. Dixon rhos Daily. Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

10 otbers, For any passion or emotion that
he showed he might have been man made Of CALVIN
ICED india rubber elastic moderately suse
ble Of pressure and then quietly returning to his nor
nal state"
dare say no will stand tho dock vt the Old Bailey
with equal oOmpo.ure. VS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

1,soy excitabe oceans by Mr. Haas and portraits
nv Huntington and Baker worthy Of their Damas; the
whole forming q unique and interesting COLLECTION
which every one in New-York and Brooklyn ought to
visit before the Exhibition closes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

About five hundred citizens living along the
lime of the New York ani New Haven Railroad held
meeting at ewKochcle fast night aud receiyed tue re-
port of the Committee that had waited on III. blsnop,
President of the road The meeting refused to accept
the CONCESSIONS offered by MT Bishop huu resDi''u :"
nght the matter Out at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

III report OF the pork ackng
In the IVES, Published The total nq%o1 h IN d 20 n
against 3.s5 81 last we'tn W ~
kinds OF ari per hog 39i n. The lS'''' " WV ivy w VIM
and the increase 10 lani / %. per oenN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

The attention OF persons building good
houses H. called ~ the yenlstIny tnI hOttl
advertised Ia another o0iass " wu o. crostoer G S'a
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NEW

BURLINGTON REDEEMED AT LAST.
BURLINGTON, March 20.-The Republicans
have first carried this city. and elected their
Mayor and all the other municipal officers.
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BARKRLRw- PTNLAYOn TUESDAY March 10 Al III -o~ ~ no
bride, parents Ioboken ~ j. o, The Rev Ari n'1' ChHis
H. Baeew to T. second daughter ci Goes Fhisy Ne
cards
gCK-TIfLou- Taesiay March 49, the re,ens Of h bnTs
itler by the Rev Bsbbt Francs d. Bsk 10 Can 1s
daughter oil Francis Tlou. esq. all Of this cty.
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lFor other snip Mems see S,oond Pa0e. !

lFot other SHIP Nsws see Seoord Pu0ei
ARRIVED.
ssrhp CITY N fBr Ii.rh Lyerreei March and 3ss
town 9Th sith nis pass. 10 John u Dale
se mhp Psns Doene Wilmington with mise and pASN 70 ir
ilsrd Steamship Co -, A.. 4.
r. Ames
Ship Quebec (of Windsor 81 Beeksih. Hamburg Jan ~
mdse. L. anchored on the Bar
Bark Rocket Boston,. Peaberstone singapore V ~ ~~s
Nov and Padang with mJss Ia sncborc on Ioe par
Brig Cirahee (of Gonborol Tracy Trinidad harcn VII" ssN
IL anchored N the
BELOW
Brig Ia Creole (Duchl SDsekhsysn. Cureso Feb VIZ
sandy rIooh parted her Tie ss
prevailing. and ~ dryen o
SAILED.
Steamships Colombia for Glasgow. Abiat and WImas Toe
Liverpool. City Of GsiVe9ton for Eev-OrlesnA
WIND-SHndosn. gale. n W clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s'yASSH Ga March 2oAuy- s'esm'hgs ban ss'.ior ~
MoItgomery NwYork Gulf Stream Philadelphia Amens
from Baltimore. Cleared steamship SEMINOLE Tor Bospa 6r ~ o
Fay for Fall River Wie Luce Tor Bosoa, H. CAIN for Bshnors
Below, ship. and scbr
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRgsr COmp.nys s',ssshap
Wahngon ~Yors March ios srn'oi as
Of O'Clock this sternoon.
CHakIKrcS e.. March soArrigei BARK Bbenezer from seas
oF - g sehr J. X Simmons from Philadelphia. sailed sfnfA bly,
Tor SeEio sssrbuok for Bosion FsnnJ RIDER for h' pot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

Character Of the Flood Improved by usns HAZARD Z
CAsgELL's COP LIVER Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

Honest Druggists sell the genuine Rcnne's Magic OH
Beware Of spurious .tnititon,i Bay the geauiDe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
M1RRIED

Avoid Spurious Articles called Magic Oil. U~s hs gen
une Rxssss PAN KILLING M,OIc On m rc0rk4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

Parsons PurRative Pilis-Bes Family Phyae shxi.a's
,aydTy Condition Powders for iiOr,es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

Removal.
GRoVEs & BAKER SgvfSG MAcHiSs ca
Have Removed 10
s36 and 49, Broadsay. cornsr Of reath -
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uxszzrzzzzZ1
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed w'@ faH
aame and address
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

a.nss,. Mr. Andsssoa vile and infant Mr. s.ns soi sh
Kon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

thoy viii gracefully yield. They have ever
csed right which belongs to them. and which nobody
put ovorzeaous and nudici0us pnrtsans have denlod
They are among the oldest and ablest Of leaders,
with as large share in tho past OF the party. aud as
deep concern IN s future any, and they VIII never,
believe, contribute 10 the snccess OF the unpatrOtc
and uDre pentant Democracy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-02
A. & Y. l.. r, X.
Correspondence of tie Pilot.

KAUKANSA, April %.
DEAE SRI promised to keep you
posted in matters relating to the A. l. n.
L. r. r. fear you will say have not
done SO. Some very important changes
have taken place quite recently which will
seve thousands of dollars: namely, the
saving of building large number of bridges,
some Of then, being in the Big Ravne
near Kaukanna. You may ask through
whom were these changes made. l an
swer the Sup't j. Buck, through his de-
termined efforts, he repeatedly calling the
attention of the late Engineer to it, bat h
could not or would not see it, Mr.. Reed
of Sheboygan, now Chief Engineer Of this
road was taken by the Supt. to see the two
horse shoes formed by the creek, when by
cutting a channel Of 100 feet in one place,
and $50 feet al the other four bridges could
be saved at the two places, and / might
90 farther in the bridges, bat forbear.
Two manufacturing companies in kau-
kama are waiting patiently for the com
pletion of the road to this place to ship to
Milwaukee and Chicago
The dirt cars are running in Kaukanna.
Cavanaugh's men move to a new shanty
in day day or two. A new shanty Is
going up west Of Kaukanna. New men
are coming forward every day, and all
find work. Mr. Reed is now running a
new line to Appleton from Kaukanna,
which will lessen the work so much that
the cars will reach Appleton one month
sooner.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-02
ScrfoI,eI,S fDr Nav.

Travelling By Telegraph: Northward
to Niagara, /, the title of the leading art-
Gle in Scribner's for May. 1t begins the
description Of The route from Washington
to Niagara over the still unfinished Balti-
more and Po.omac Railroad and the we'll
known Northern Central. A most inter-
esting region vas trave-se,i by Mr.. James
R!charisop, the author Of the paper. and
the artists Of Scribner's (inc.uiins the
line Of the Pennsylvania Central from
Philadelphia to Harrisburg, and 4 part
Of the results of the trip are before US in
one of the most brilliantly illustrated and
entertaining magazine articles Of the day.
Some of the cats are wonderful both in
drawing and engraving: and their effect is
heightened By good paper and good print
ING. Following this is II bright little illus
trated story by Mrs. Walker, Fanny
Winthrop's Treat" Mrs. ELEPHANTS
" At lis Gates" j. continued, and proves
to b. a really mastery story; it certainly
deserves wider attention. Noah Brooks,
author of " The Cfaisc of the Balboa"
comes out with a bcaqt.fa! and pathetic
story, "Thc Waif Of Nautilus Island"
Warmers +" Backlog Studies are as juicy
and delicious as ever, with little more
serious thought this time. His picture of
the singing refoTmers is delightful bit of
Warnerlsm. This number begins new
volumo, and among the improvements
which should be noted are 4 new Depart
ment entitled :" Nature and Science" which
opens we'll with = pregnant summary of
practical science; enlargement of d" Home
and Society and the consolidation Of
. Culture and Progress notes under one
head. The Etchings tell the story Of an
Absent Minded Man.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-02
Tac Graham Bill.

In the Milwaukee SeatiaI Of April 81,
we find the following in reference to the
new temperance bill, now in force, in re-
gard to its bearing on municipal corpora
tons.
On letter Of inquiry by Mayor Hooker,
the City Attorney mas given an exhaustive
opinion on the bearing of the new temper
ancc law, with regard to the issue of H.
censes in this city. Not caring to devote
a column of our valuable space to the pub
LEGATION Of this ingenious document, we will
briefly state its leading point.
Un..er the charter of 1852 the city was
vested with special power 10 regulate the
sale of intoxicating drinks, independent of
the law Of lS5l, which was thereafter in
operative here. Tie legislatures Of 1879
and 1868 again recognized the inlepcn3-
ence of the Common Council in establish
ing license rates ana controlling the sale of
liquors.
This delegation of power to the city was
in amendment of the excise laws, and these
are acknowledged to be in force by the
Temperance Law, through section 70,
which reads as follows:
Nothil- in TINS CT .,Isl Ne construed - repeal
'aS any ri tie provisions of tie excise OF lls
SAFE n ~ IN .or,e, or o. the laa prch!bItaS taa
sal 81 iatC1,c tux liquors - milors.
Thus it viii be seen that the new liquor
law Is imperative in this city, and that the
issue OF licenses viii be continued uA,ier the
charter, without making '.boudmeu -" Of
oar saloon-keepers and liquor dealers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-02

ed with the country, and viii take prompt
action for the suppression of the rising be-
fore the enemy can concentrate. A te!e-
gram announces his safe arrival in the dis
turbei district.
Il is stated here on official authority tina.
Don Carlos has not entered SPAN. The
Government has information that be wa.
in Geneva yesterday with his brother Dou
AIphonso.
MADRID, April 29.-Fifteen hundred
Carlists are in arms MANY skirmishes
have taken place. The city of Panpeluna
is menanced. The Instruction is spread
ing enormously. Troops. are demanded
everywhere.
BERLIN, April 29.-BaDbft Davis ez-
pressed the opinion. in the presence OF
Prince Bismarck, to 0Io Russell, British
minister, that the consequential damages
will not be withdrawn from the American
case, and Bismarck volunteered the opinion
that the American position was entirely
correct.