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March.

LONDON, Dec 27, 1872
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has delivered note to Prince Gortschakon, inform
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abandoned several wagons containing ammunition
equipments and arms. and that the pursuit was con-
nued The merchants and faTies who previous 10 tnT
battle of La Bua, had left san Luis POoS because iS
feared that the town mght 10 sustain SIEGE nave
now returned to their usual occupations and residences
in general people throughout the country are acquiring
confidence IN the prompt restoration OF peace III cuhso
queDCc OF the manifest predOmnancc OF the 0OISrnuv
forces and in view OF the activity ana energy uSp Z"
in the direction Of these forces. -. - A.,
From the state OF JaiscO We have news tnal, on no
2Sth Of February the revouiioniSt Don juno oarcll sur
tie principal square. Bat the authortes actveiN COZ
Looted ali their dispOsablc forces, and after stnppih
SIGHT the revomtiOnists OF Garcia were repnscd leaving
many killed and wounded. Among the former was founu
Cant Zenon Cruz and among the second lieutenant
colonel From the state of Thasco we learn tat on te
Nth OF February revouoniSs attacked inc town or
Comolcolco but, after fight Of SIX hours, they were
renuscd with n loss OF q killed among whom were
found srch Of importance as Juan MOndTagon Mar
Garlic sanchez and Lazaro Garllia In inc
Same nctlon, Tburco Hernandez was taken prisoner.
md rs nc was the most tenacious rcNolutonSts
of The state of CampeChy, he was executed. From
MaJatlap according reports TO the 2lst OF Feb
mary The revOlutiOnlSt ClOdOmro Gotta, with 400 men,
has been defeated by Gov, PeSquera, between COsala
md Cnlacan, and all the forces of MaZatlan have
marched for On the 10th nst another attack
was made the goods train the railway from Pueba
20 this capital and merchandise burned. Gen.
AlatOrrc, and other officers making their prepata
tons Ia clear of revoluopists and robbers all the DIS
between this capital and Vera Cruz, and il is
anticipated that in the next few weeks, most OF these
rascas will disappear.
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roraE OF IEpREsENrATIvEs.

Mr.. SLATER Dem, Oregon, from INC Con-
mitlee on Public Lands reported u bill granting tho
right OF way through the public lands for RAILROAD from
Great Salt Lake CITY to Portland, Oregon After some
explanation, the bill was passed.
Mr. KEIciAM tn5f, y. ", from the same ComnN,
Too sT0TTed bill confirming To the sc'a, Holie ana
patton Railroad Company, IA the successor 10 ne Ana
hama and Tennessee Railroad Company the ce o stcs
of Land ISSUED to the State OF Alabama Tor me hueer
Couuany. Alter explanation by Mr. hetchalh, he pn'
passed - ,,, 49,. .,o eo,oo f.v,
nittsc reDorted bill TO incorporate tue GieiI oai ie
and Colorado River Railroad Company, ana 10 SraiV TAO
right Of way through the public lands.
After considerable opposition the Din WIS PoS'po'o"
MI UAWIEY rep, Ill.). from tho same Committee,
renorted b 10 secure the pubic inhus 10 ae'ua sot
tl.rs prg,idiug that all the public lands, except MIN
eral lands and timer lands unt for citiVato sIau
i, dsnose6 OF under the Homestead act OF the 2Oth o.
AZ iee. nd repeang all laws inconsistent there Win
Gem Thai il shall not Interfere with any grants restr
x"ti6ns obligations, pledges or promises heie,uoto
10 ar Incurred by the United States under e; stink
lava or with granting lands IN nited quan.t ~.
Educational purposes or works of Internal
and that The lands shall be sold only 10 aetuai s.,.oro
i'm quantities not edng 100 acres 10 any oHc PisVn
aud for prieea not Exceeding q 90 per acre - ...
An effort was made 10 the bll uhdcr TUE 49,.
question: bui il failed aud The bill went over VA '"o
norning hour tomorrow. ,.--,..., . IN, "a
Mr. UALDElIAN Dem, Pennl introduced w 70
encourage the planting OF trees and Tor the peser
of woods on the public domain. Refeired ,.u -, ,,,.
MIR WHEELER (ilep.. N. ~ introduc,d p'h W Wv
mote the purity " s!seIl2ps ~ VtSh' Nsleste";.
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tGRNyRAL PRESS pIsPATCH.I

The Secretary OF the Treasury TO-DAY, arpoirtcd Com
mssioner3 arrange for the selection OF sites for pGble
buildings at Cincinnati. Ohio, and Trenton, y. j. The
Commissioners for Cincinnati are Messrs AlphonzO Taf
W. s. Groesbcck A. II. Stevenson, Epoch j. Carson and
Thomas H. FOulGs and for TrentoI the Commissioners
are j. T. Nixon, John 5. Murphy, and 5rael Howell
Secretary Boutwell, was before the Committee OF ways
and Means, to-day and urged the "a sage OF law per-
uniting him to register United states Dohds ana pay te
interest thereon In London.
The British and American Claims Commission resumed
its sessions to-day. Several memorial were Ded by per
mission of the Commissioners and IN two or three cases
extensops of tho tno to take testimony were granted
the following cases against the Uni states were SUD-
,itted on printed or oral arguments and decisions
reserved walter John DOboins No. - Robert AulloX
No o. John wilkinson, No. 20; Thu othy bowling, No.
80 and Jonathan Brlithwait, No. 81.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans Of Montclair, n. D., have
elected their whole ticket bya majority OF 90
At the city election in Leavenworth, Tues
day, the entire Republican ticket was elected by 100 ma
lori,y.
A mass meeting 10 indorse the Admnistr'-
ton Of en- Grant viii be held Gu April 1oat the Academy
OF Music, broOtJn.
In the Ohio Legislature yesterday the amend
ncn to &c ppropri, on BILL appropratlng sliyoJ 10
pay wlat g. known the Morgan haid tlaiiSs' WAS
voicd down.
The following Supervisors were chosen az
the town elections in kings County on iuefu'y fi
bash j. v. Il. Martcnso; HowIots, Gillian schehcR;
Grave nj. j. =. G.iIiwol EewUtieeht, - '"Dheei
r!aiauds. John J.. Ryder
The Kepublicans on Tuesday carried inc
oI.otios "a ST. JCieph Warrensburg, Missouri ana
flo Demo- rata IL Gin and ChicOhe. In Spring
ielQ the licee arc divided At Quincy, IL, the towL,
rlnp cleo ious resulted in Democratic VctOries' ana
ID, .nccIatc eaiI'.
at rho charter election in St. Paul, Mimi,
yesterday. the Republicans elected tue aayoy By lcO'
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KILN CONGRESS-IIp SESSION.

SENATE.---.. WAsiiiNGION, hPiiI ., iofI
Mr. RAMSEY (Rep., Minn.) called up the bill
70 break up the system Of straw bids for carrying the
mails by puniehng Ivy fine and Imprisonment contract
or who tail to carry ont their contracts; WHICH was
uyneudci and then ordered to be printed. . "
Mr. MORRILL, Rep, VII offered resolution, WHICH
WAS agreed to- directing the Commissioner or Agcui-
tre 10 communicate TO the Senate statement OF tbe
comparative mporatOns OF wool ana wooebs eacn YER
f lie last decade and all facts In the fluctuations IN the
production OF sheep aud the price OF " 90. - ,
MI wilson 0,ap Nfass.), from tie Committee on
Military Affairs, reported with an ainendmcnt. TIE
House bill authorizing The paymcbs al bounty 70 ac-
cepted volunteers who enlisted under the proclamation
~ MAY 3 1861 prior to July % tho me year. Also,
without amendment the H0ue bill uathor5iDg Tue
Secretary War TO deliver condemned ordnance 10 Ger
fair soldiers monumental associations.
Mr.. STEWART Rep Nevo. from the COMMITTEE on
Pacific Railroads. reported adversely 90 tue bill moor
porating branches OF tho Texas Paelh: railroad uAder
the name OF the North Carolina EAtoLsOn lAilloId
Company and Oh motion II was indefinitely post
p0ned ,-, A.. .,.,oa
business the Indian Appropriation BIZ, came nv put on
motion of Mr.. LEWIS ep Val, IT was lad ASIDE ana
fe hill giving the assem- OF Congress ~ tue subrptou
OF the District Columbia for the stock OF the Piedmont
and Potomac Railroad Company was taken Vi ana us'
cilssed until tie seuate adjourned.
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POLITICAL.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

TIE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET ELECTED WITH
THE EXCEPTION or LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 8. - The Rhode
Island State election held to-day and awoko
than usual interest owing to the fact that about 5000
Democratic registered voters had their poll taxes paid
Tor the first time in two three years. The result
however, was The election Of the Republican
state Ticket except Lieutenant Governor. Espe-
clai issue was made against the Republican
candidate for Governor, the present incumbent
Pardon w. Stevens, because OF his alleged connection
with trap fishing and he is probably defeated by Charles
r. Cutler DemJ by a small majority, although the
scattering votes may throw the election into the Legis
laure, when the Republican candidate VIII be elected.
Tie Journal has returns from all the towns in the State
except Block Island, footing up follows:
For GoconOr. Seth Padelford CRep), 1885.
Olney Arnold Dem.), 1928.
FOR Lieut. Coz. Pardon W. Stevens (Sep), 1882.
Charles X. Cutler (Dcni.), S,729.
The Senate will stand &c Republicans and II Demo
Gratis and the House of Representatives Republicans,
II Democrats, and no choice
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EOREIGN NOTES.

Mr.. P. A. Taylor, NJ. p, publicly approves
Of Sir Charles bikes proposal to inquire into the dis
posal OF the British Civil List
A gold fever is gradually selling upon the
people of Newsouth Wales Gold Of great richness has
been discovered at Bingera, also at Caloola. near
Bathurst. whole section OF country, IA miles long,
has been taken UP in claims
The Paris Medical School was once more q
scene OF tunut on the odd ut in consequence of Prof
Dobcau being Objectionable to the Students 200 Of
whom assembled aud IeceYGd tue Ir9esS0r WIN ASSoS
and demands for his resignation.
The establishment of a naval arsenal at
sebastopol is, according to The London Standard blow
% a on 6 Ser an e hS u h as hS
fdes I'm Russia, it is not for England to interfere
The romantic story of the drowning of the
heir to the Eardcm OF Aberdeen was retOd before the
British House Of Lords the 23d ut when that body
Committee Of Privileges. No one contested the
correctness of the statements made on behalf OF the pres
ent Earl
In notifying to the British Government that
the French Treaty of Commerce would terminate one
year from the 22d ult the French Ambassador wrote
The British will doubtless perceive in this
arrangement the confirmation of the assurance which
has been several times given, that the French Govern
ment has thought of profng by the liberty which II
desires to regain to effect an economic revolution oil
nature to disturb the commercial relations of the two
countries but that it only wishes provide in the strict
est measure pressing wants of French finance
aud industry" He incloSed note IN which the French
Minister for Foreign Affairs says "These are our sent
ments For us fiscal freedom would be very precious,
even necessary, AT time when should require all our
resources meet extraordinary bnrdens. 1t is this con-
sderi on above ALL that would make us desrous TO oe
freed the restrictions which series OF ComInercal
has imposed regards us. on the rlgh or
taXatn which every nation possesses over ITSELF tls
in ord to eXtlicate ourselves from this KIND or help
lessnCs that led 10 place limit as soon as we
have he power of doing So TO the engagements which
are the result for OF numerous Treaties OF mnoce
The which binds US 10 Great Britain is the INST
which has arrived term when it can be regularly
annulled. We longer even reckon with any GER
tainy on the possibility of modhe atioHs which would
be necessary to u.s. We therefore obliged TO prepare
for its cessation by denOuncing 1t. now."
For Forte 81, = S1eaRd Pagel
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THE NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD AND THE
LEGISLATURE.

TO me Editor Of The Trfbune.
SIR: write to you because wish You 10
cross error your espondcnt at Trenton has
fallen into respeetng our Central Railroad OF New-Jcr
sev He represents that We in collision with the
PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad, and wo thereby have
escaped paving tax On s00OO of capital There Is not
word of truth In it, Our original charter provides that
we shall pay onoalt or orc per cent on me co9t VI ga
IOad which is sworn 10 every Noar' anu We pa! @ an
in4y Now. il we spend sjOOO0c0 more, as We are au
tnsized 10 do by tii incrch g, we pay Just cO !ri
more tax As 10 combining with the Penns: wanna Cen
ra We have rot opposed the charter 81 any o" a
across the State although TWO charters were passeu
during the present Winter anlagonlslc 10 our
Are We not building road to Long Branch III the TACO
VI tie opposition OF the Pcpnsy Vana Rliroan COM
nsuy3 writ. what know, as have been nj trenton
ar Nincr until was taken SICK win llcuito.. inu
III Philadelphia now lecrnH.H' iN..t' u'.I,i
taod othnrs $500 \. ID. HoPE.
Idt'adc,phio, March 49, 1872.
THE interest which Mr.. Hope takes In the AFFAIRS
Of the New-Jerscy Central Railroad ut Trenton
doubtless renders him anxious to deny the state
pents Of Our correspondent, but cannot alter The
facts. Simultaneously with the passage OF the
s5 100 bill the agents of the New-Jersey Central
Railroad disappeared from the lobby, only waiting
long enough TO, give banquet to their cohiferes'
the agents Of Tho Pennsylvania Central. IL Is uue'
"a was charged that the New-Jersey Central kall-
road esq apes by quibbls the payment 81 SeV:PJO
year to the State :. has been pecesary to introduce
biilintJ IT, Senate, within day or two, specifically
conlling this company to pay che tax its rolling
efcc and equipments because it not now complying
with the intent Of the law and there is no specia
reason for hoping that similar evasion will not b'
attempted 40 TO the additional $4,000 ycar.-EdI
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'B.tgyon w-dassdey Apl O. 1917. Charles Ballet S.'s|a
Yolae Of funcrsI hereafter
gLooyIa, Pc sa hpa ', a E &C., "
Funeral lac felcnc0, Po1gkoepe Fy aeuoon an
pnssoyA Aksn Sc ragrs,sy March 90 1872 Isaac nrOusoa
Wm Wbetn are ryid to atrd tho iuaer services,
a The Unsf. place Tfc:S cadrh, eornes Of TenAs. o.
Thursday the 4th oil April, at Pm.
HARRISON EegI 81 ALL oS asSe on n
and Mi Hansoa ard graIaashe .. Mor lh0s' !.iFnS'
The relatives an ire q h. ,,my c in,cI to attend
funeral % TbuIsay A9ri a. ?. Ia - Il AciH' "e"'
KEnpALI-Ia Har April :, ctac Kerdan, nse' IS yc,r'
The isnls and rs A., p ne Of ' sa III. -
Finn ard ore ad.cAnd o. Thursday tie ~
ins1, at ! Oo0ckr '..
yILEs-A Mor.a n j. April Ahqr Evari Niles Rev.
pei,i SIS p m Friday April Friends Will take tain att O'co'4.
MoRAYon Tqesiay, Aprs. Jano'p Moran 'Oa Of Rose n'H
his ,esge, l;s' to 'sS ed,e. f.o;
Ia this city, on TUESDAY April Prof Morse.
pcis. t. s.'G9 u, fa IT,, l''Is a
MuMFoeD-o rae April lc9l' o. essse,,l2 Gt:' F's'
IeSs Spl n ynG Of tie Lily are rgsI,iij iLsel acri
The fEe'a OF 1{ t4f ~ M e; q w p t- we
Ill remains t,ien newport H. l., for inte'nea'
yBwcoMB-sailenly d. io a: ren1ay n j., Coin G.
g:ss % , late . :, s e :, T s Re 10
byt,rihn Cars o. a cGs.r 81 80 4:
no s a. AM Ph,siyp hia iupcs peasa eopy.
pRIME-0u Wednesday, Apr1. Mary Tmm5sl, vile Of W. q,
n d, Of h. family .re invited aed her faor the Ctsre'
s s5 l., on fTsy G" ae ia ISL ef 80
be IErtios, Cons, fr iais'nien N SATURDAY.
AMI h, Of Ssy j. n pa. sy @ sisGsS
Punernl Tnuday, al Il o'clock o. m services at "ea'a'"f
Pil,eThil psFer please cory.
wYcKoFFon TUESDAY, Aol Samuel wycloS in the 7S '''
Of hts age q.
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LATEST SHIP. NEUS.


For other Ship NeIrs see Third Pdge.I
ARRIVED.
Steamship Java r) Martyr Liverpool and Queenstown with nds
and 10 Ch9s. g. frincalgn.
Barr Depn (Nor Leshley, CarG u days with
anchored in the Bay.
ng Belle OF tie Bar, Moves Iriano 30 days with hides "a
Brig H. Means. Maloy, ElizahetbVori for Providence
Sch Entepnse of. Cherae Dayton sa'asaah 81 days
lumber
schr Cat Heller tof Bangc, Proctor Again Feb H. via
miugOn, y. c.. 10 uaYs, vita lozgooL
schr King Bird (o 81 John NJ b. Simpson Carnas 10 days with
o. S. Lighthouse scbr Pharos Paerson Key we days ballast
SAILED.
seSmslips Algeria srl Idaho oe LToo Anglia Clasgos
CeoIaira. iof u Vltai Woybossett for hes Orleans.
NlED-S.Ilowu. fresh. y. ": c!o.6r
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GuetiGl Notice

l,uioa RcpuoIicnn General Cail,li!tee r,i2.r
,nS1ni, eaa VII held at puhicaa ,le hsTt cr"ef f
anil s-niy -seooaest, on IHSh.DA h,E ~"
O'Clock. lalN'iAS h oiI"'..'i' i''-'--s'
SsS; r So, %riISs }secrearos
Rcforr, Reform Reform THE tten,A Wort Cor.e 81
viii fO ueetrg their roos. q - De@i-
wa. oi bet, THURSDAY t'kN'"G Alhi T. St eeoss
CNpps taxpayers requested u be pr 10 q Il
CHAs. NJ EAhLE. Sec lTotep CID ~ ci.ahh > rs Tn.
no builders and all these directly or inSirscry
INTERESTED IL TIE VARIOUS BRANCHES or %
At utls Master MA,os he'd rat 70 cav = ts NC
" s Exchange RoorY Nor y Parspiece, On tbc ~ OF sses
-. r. s ,s * cf the siet OF "s
Of labor ages and aay that might b. tr)asn . ne :,
he affecting the building iAte.est OF 'Ao w ~ w
Sc Il was unanimously ,.,. 81, A.. ou.s,,o, .yef.r -
49, A, des ana branch OF ndussEY Ia thj stse -
be troper meeting take ecion Ion sc'' "0
wl,t - calling more general meeting therefore
P,s lrd That general meetis Of all perseas ~ o.
Of and Interest or eniof
wit la reoaessd nseug " 10 eis 81 .' sos's 'S
feIhy he 5tb Of April 1871. at O'Clock ~ covovpp GA
A full att rdance IL requested Jun" l. N"'"' - -
MARC klo,Irr SECRETARY. - .v4s A. CosoyLA, cba
Man, E,pIIrk Ssc,etsry
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REFORM CALL FROM IOWA.
A CONVENTION TO SEND DELEGATES TO 7

4 CONVENTION TO SEND DELEGATES TO TIE
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHJ
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April "a call has been issued
by the Hon. j. b. Grinnel, Fitzhenry Warren, Jacob
Butler, George w. Field, j. H. Williamson and number
of prominent Republicans OF the State of Iowa, for
Convention at Davenport, Tuesday April g. to
appoint delegates to the National Liberal Republican
Convention at Cincinnati The call is addressed TO cit
zens who opposed to corruption and military SIT
premacy in civil administration. 1t proposed to hold
also, grand ratification meeting at Des Mones after
the Cincinnati Convention.
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WESgHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFIlcE or riiI CuILr ssGsL OrgICEr.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or ~'rE CUILr SgCsaL OIFrcFr.
NAsHISGTON. April ii a. ID, }
Su1,oDsfs for lie mast hccnty-four hours
RISING barometer has extended from ira
Upper takes southwark over the Missouri and ojio
Vaileys and Middle and Ecw-EugiaId State, vi 4
clearing weather. Cloudy weather continues over rs
Southern states very generally, with rain over Nofth
Carolina, e tstern Tennessee, ami Florida.
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Rising barometer will continue extending soHiihwarf
the SOui States. and southcastWard over tho
Middle and lNew-EnclaBd States Thursday. Gear
weather will prevail very generally BY Thursday morn
Ing from Kentucky and Missouri nOrthward and east-
ward, with nOI therIy winds the Middle and Scw-
England States 70 eastery and Of the Upper
Mississippi.
Clearing weather Is probable FOR the Southern State
on Thursday with ,herly winds tho south ATTAIN
tic states % eastery over Tho Western Gal states Dan
gerOus winds are not anticipated