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The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers to invest.
Bond and Real Estate Mortgage combined. where the
holder has no anxiety the properly which
bis bond Is secured It's sO exempt from United
states taxation. readily negotiable the
hghes. return of profit the investment compatible with
undoubed safety. The bonds pay $7s gold
each 600 nvestedIwhch first hen the great
railroad and hrss and only mortgage land
tho country at the of 900 bond
These bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany are of 800 up $4,000
each, making them equally 5ass jus. safe
and much profitable to the holder.
In Of the ability policy of the government to
call in its 6-2Us and substitute . low-n,ersss bond
having been called for cancellation since Sep
TENDER l-many holders Saws exchanging them fos
Northern Paccs thus adding their principal the present
premium on government and Increasing thslryeary
interest income nearly one+hird
Ali marketable stocks and Will DO received at
rent prices in exchange Northern Pacific sevarhrsa
without expense to The investor.
JAZZ COOKE 4 Co,
Philadelphia, New York aud Washington.
Financial Agents Northern racias Railroad.
For sale BY bank. and bankers generally
A.-Herrins's II, R R.SsIaxsAyRs t
S5i Broa dway, corner Murray street.
A.-Corai Earriucs and Pins, Wholesale
prices. GEORGE O. ALLEN,
s4 broadway, near Fourteenth srse'.
A.-snow and Rain "; Bale and and PH sasre
| CO.'S. Union square. t.
Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexinsfoo Ave-
corner OF Twenyhth stset-9enuemen evcsy ~
sratutiosi advantages une anahed; ho
| rope outdone.
| A.-Devoc's High Grade OH, Prepares
rsssed llunirstor and Warranted ncn-eIposvs This OF
" anteed equal 70 that 10 made fol s1is -
cans and in barrels, NJ favorable rates Inc DhVoS
/ A.-Royal Havana L0ttery..-J. =. W un., ne
CO.. Barksr 10 Wall box 1850 NEW ioi~ Sose 9mse
l
Diamonds bought and seId.-t'ee. C. Aiics'
sn Broadway, nsas Fourteenth s"ee~
Hair, Renewed, Ba'tScss ChecsSsd, snc
i FABLE %S ssffc HiffA Y" HAIR RRsrORER
ssy,,yxe,s Toothache Drops, euro In One siin-
utes-HiLL'5 HAIR DYE. black or brown. only ~ csa,A
Royal Havana Lottcry.--Ths Highest Rates
Ss RsSsS'e Co. :. se 4 @ ssa
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ENGLAND.

German Opinion Of the American Policy In
the Franco-Prussian War-New Years
Operations on the Stock Exchange-Sir
Charles Dilke's Democracy-Press
Comment on the Catacazy Case
The Cotton Supply.
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ITALIAN OPERA.
Tho Farewell Night-ktesume Of the Scasen-
Hints to Future Impresarii.

Tho Farewell Night-Ntesume Of the Scason-
Hints TO Future Impresari.
One OF the most remarkable seasons OF Italian
opera ever known In New York city closed last
night. The house was crowded one despite the
incemency Of the weather, although the amount
OF 'paper' that appeared In the parquette, dress
circle aud boxes was Of alarming dimensions. Yet
this Is question-th the matter OF "pspar"-whch
is only known to the regular hdbises OF the Acad-
envy, who understand the peculiar management Of
conducting Italian opera at the Academy OF Music.
The performance last evening consisted OF "L.ucia"
the same opera with which the season commenced.
1t Is one OF Mile Missions most delicious roles not
withstanding the fact that great artists. such a.
Boso. Lagrange. Piccolominl, Patti, Kellogg and
others appeared In tnis city In the same character
1t Is signal triumph for an artist to make
q great success In o role In which she has had 30
many distinguished predecessors. Therefore We
may say that as far as Nilsson Is concerned, the
season closed az successfully as It opened. This
morning the entire troupe start from this city for
Pttsburg, where they open on Friday with "Lucia,"
the same opera that began and END ed the season
here.
1t may be interesting to our readers to give re-
sumo of the past Italian opera season. The first
Nsnc was gysn On Sa MS % October % ana
'Tucia.n She nc once gained the triumph that was
expected OF her. and became the rage OF the
to go to the Academy to hear Nilsson. The manager,
Mr.. Strakosch made shrewd arrangement before
the opera season opened. He announced season
or twenty nights. and Mile. Nilsson as the prima
donna and magnificent company to support her.
He charged $500 for box during tho season.
and the general desire TO see Nilsson was
so great that the boxes were caught up
Immediately, and the season opened with very few
Of these coveted seats to spare. The prices were
from five to two dollars-twice as much as ever
were known before In this city, and fully equal to
what has been charged in London. The season OF
twenty nights was eminently successful In 6uan-
cla point OF view, may be seen from the following
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Oct. 23-'Iuclau. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oar Oh
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M. Gambe,ta Between Two Fires.

M. Gambetta paid visit to Marseilles on
the I'd inst. He enjoyed very pleasing re-
ception personally. Politically, he was made
TO experience the great fact that France is
Just now passing through the test crucble of
q mighty change, and that ancient rules Of
notion, old time ideas, and the sentences Of an
almost forgotten style of oratory have been
obliterated and dissipated in the heat Of the
mighty furnace which keeps 1t aglow-the
popular voice of the nation. Tumut ensued
during the civic surge which was attempted
In an effort to surround the leader. The
troops of the republic charged the crowd.
They dispersed 1t as s'mob." Police
men entered the hotel and restrained Gam
beta of his liberty to leave the building,
on the ground that his appearance in the
street would produce further disturbances"
After this M. Gambetta preached peace,
popular acquiescence to the dicta Of an armed
force, aud the abandonment of the idea Of col
lecting in bands in the streets. The city was
quiet yesterday. Gambetta remained in his
room, invalided, 1t was said, by illness. The
government of the French republic has UNDER
taken to define line between political licen-
tiousness and true liberty. 1t is q hazardous
experiment for the executive operators, but
absolutely necessary for Accomplishment.
Powerful governments have been aware of the
fact since the moment when the 'insolent
pipemcn" Of England pulled their tobacco smoke
In the face Of the unfortunate Charles the
First on his way to trial and execution.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

> e-1u"Am W INC NEW luaN HehAlu'
DUBLIN, Jan. 8, 1872
The floor OF the Petit Sessions Court room, at
Kiltyelogher. In the county OF Leitrlm gave way
while trial was In progress before the magistrate
The room was crowded at the time and 800 per-
sons were precpiated o distance OF thirty or forty
feet
The number OF those killed is unknown. Some
thirty are badly injured most or them fatally.
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-|I LONDON, Jan. b 1917.
despatch from Constantinople announces that
four Greek briggs have been wrecked IN the Black
sea and that all on board pcrlsned.
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AUSTRIA.

American Antiquities as Recorded in tho Ma
tional Archives
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,tlsssam TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 8. 1872 .
The Roumanian Chamber have adopted the con.
vention providing for the settlement OF tie railway
obligations OF the Danubiau Princnalilies.
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ROUMANIA.

Legislation on the Principalities- Railroad obi
cations.
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IRELAND.

Fatal Disaster BY the Falling Of a Crowded
.n Floor.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Municipal Congratulations to the Queen on His
Recovery.
1tlEefAm TO THE NEW YORK pesALa

LONDON, Jan. g. 1872.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has returned to
Windsor.
The Town Council to-day presented her an adj
dress congratulating the Queen upon the conva-
lescence of the Prince of Wales, and praying that
he 'may DO speedily restored to full health"
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SPAIN.

King Amadeus In Council on Legislative Routine
and Colonial Rule.
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A.-To Avoid Smallpox and Other ConSG-
pions use the celebrated Disnectant PHENOL sODlVu
for sale by 4. j. DICKINSON 4 CO.. u Maiden lana aug
bv dvsasests eeucrallv,
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q i r M "A N z.
Military Retaliation for French 0utrages in
tho Hostaged Territory.
Martial Law, Arrests and Danger
of the Prisoners.
THE PRUSSIAN ARMY INDICTMENT.
THE PRUSsIAN ARMY INDICTMENT.
1tlEeRAMs TO IHE new YORK HERALD.

"""' " sIIH5.NS"" .eN" 1tHte"
ufa BERLIN, Jan. 8, 1s72
rest and detention Of French citizens hostages In
places where outrages are perpetrated on German
soldiers have been vigorously executed
About hundred prisoners taken in accordance
with these orders are now in the hands OF the Ger
mans.
Warning Is given Of summary proceedings In all
cases Of murder assassination Unless the actual
Offenders ore surrendered by the French authorities
before the 2sd OF the present month the hostages
fore court martial.
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Cameo Etruscan, Garnet, Carbuncle, &c.
Onyx aud Jet Earrings and Pins,
God Watch Chains, Necklaces, Lockee,
Seal Rpas Chain and Band Braccles Chidreah Earrngs
Pins, Rings and Armlea -
GEORGE q. ALLEN,
64l Broadway, near fourteenth street.
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MEXICO.

Threatened Attack by the Revolutionists on
Matamoros-Preparaion Of Defence.
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GREECE.
ltltesAn 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Fatal Commercial Disasters in tho Black Sea.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.--The Highest Rates
paid for Douboona, all ktuis Of 1oll enl, Sry3c
TAYLOR 90. BAnksrats wAl4hsssl Mes N"sS-
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Hair Renewed, EaIdncss Checsod, the
scaIp a/e clean and white By the use OF HALLS NEon-
TABLE siCIiiAN HAIR RESToRER
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ey,,vxe,, Toothache Drops'' euro In One Siin-
u.eA-HiLL'5 HAIR DYE, black or brown. oNySJ csatA
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The German Resolve Said to Be NIoderating.
LONDON. Jan. 3-Evenlng.
In apparent contradiction 10 the statement al.
ready telegraphed that the German authorities have
ordered the trial Of hostages in France a special
despatch to the London Standard Of this evening
says the Germans have suddenly evinced modera-
ton, and that the questions arising from the as
sassination Of Bavarlan soldiers In France VIII be
settled without resort TO rigorous measures"
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Diauouds Beushs and seld.-(sees C> Allies
sai broadway, nsu Fourteenth sres@
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. =. m uss' ~,
CO.. BarksrS 10 Wall St; box 46S New fos& SosA 9me'
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A.--Devoc's High Grade on, Prepares
expressy for FAMILY use; pAre white, odoress. m upsn
passed iuminator and Garran,ed non-eIposve fhis OK
Z equal 70 any that Is made For sale y ssss
cans barrels 1T favorable rates. The DEVoS VAN"
FEATURING Co, III k>Alton street, New York
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Steam Ferry Communication with England.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 8, 1872.
The commission OF the Assembly to whom the
subject was referred has made report approving
the project OF steam ferry across the Straits Of
Dover, between the towns OF Dover and Calais.
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A.-Herring's Patent .. r.s
ISL Broa dway, corner Murray street.
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A.-Snow and Rain vs.. Balls and Pm sties; =,
Ladies and Gents all styles OF Boots and snoes o.
q CO. -, Union SQUARE.
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A.-Corai Earrings and Pins, Wtosssais
pricea GEORGE q. ALLEN,
Al broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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Ausell,s Turkish Baths, Lexingtoo Ave-
nue., corner Of Twenydfth street avery aay
and Ali night; ladies day evening best veostou hsh
est no sratutos; advantages une 2naied fa
rome outcome. U.l.-4ul 1913
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

of Emigration and the management or Warns as fIacs
The Committee tho evidence establishes the ioo"
Frst That the disbursements for salaries are in erces' Of the re-
quIemen o. the institution ~ ,olr,,, ramon. rather
than because Of special htpess for duties required Of them
17rd That there has been great exiravaganee In
oSa That the induced to faye, Are dsson se % o.
so TO 81 80 under the Impression a voc
grant benefited teby whereas by csaesuns a
MARY arrangement which the were noh INC Ue
change Injured solely wealthy shpownee
In view of these facts the recommend the passage o
act uiIonced some % time since 'ppSnf P M u eIe. and
be Of the existing Board the for the retention Of hee
that according TO the es ns one Of % and
sistently advocated economy and REFORM
good health may become charge upon the COMMISSION HUN '
years the present time to two years
Mr.. TwOMBIY-In relation 70 certain sults anu P,v- @
ceedings by and against the late Merop0iitan fre
narment 1t tba "a and
do not exceed $4,000, AMI OF suits Dr0ugnt ny ,ho ~,
partment, provided all damages ana expenses oo no'
Mr. JUDD~Provding for tho sale Of the seaman,s Ke,
treat property on staten Island y, u M appSSGs pSonG, each
Conmiss0 placing them under s2o,oOo ponoS e'
John j. Cisco heads the Commission -, -. -.
The bill known as the Usury Permission law was re-
ported adversely and the report agreed p TO
tain and report the Of delay IN printing he
mony taken IN the Emigration Commission lhVes"ea
ton by the Commerce COMMITTEES.
To discharee Mr. Hoffman from the Debtors Prison IN
New-YOrk and alsO from his ndeDtedness r,, Asso-
To authorize the United States Petroleum rat,h As'"
citation dispose OF its proceeds to pay its deots y,
Amendaory of the act providing for the extension o'
Mr. JUDD moved reconsideration Of the vote orderin
the Local Prohi0tion bill TO third reading. ihA ,
BRowS moved TO lay the motion on the iaple. 1S
Yeas, Nays, CT. The motion to reconsider was tnen
lost and the House TOOK recess till 1890 y. m'
EVENING SESSION.
On motion OF Mr. FIELDS the Gilbert Eevatea hali
road bill was made the special order for Friday evening"
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. HILL Rep. n. J.), from the PCst-Ofce
Committee, reported bill abosing the ranking pfyi,
lege from and after ne tTst o. Ju; iS'J ana pfoce"0
Mr.. CAEROLL. Den., n. " opposed tho bill. arguing
Republican in Its tendencies and effect, and would bIiLg
about the ruin Of the Republic. he moved an amend
Inent excepting petitions to Congress and public doci-
Ny POTTER Dem. N " regarded the bill ms n bun
come measure aud suggested that II II were to pass II
should be amended so as to require iie departments ana
Clerk OF the House and Secretary of the Senate 10 lie
furnished with Stamping machines for public mail mat
ter. lie offered that as an anetdincnt.
Mr.. BUTLER Qicp., Niass.l opposed the b and said
that the outcry Tor came only from tle metropolitan
That was anxious to be the only organ OF com
inunicat9n between tho people and their representa-
tivcs he metropolitan papers were anxious TO crowd
and crush down the small local papers throughout
the country and TO have III their own hands the charae
ter fame and poso OF every public man, 50 that
by their associated teegrains, ana their associated sian
dcrs and scandals, thev crush down public men, He
had voted for like bill i'll the last Congress- but with tho
same under tandng on which all other members bad
done so-at the Senate would not pass IL, and that 1t
would he all right. lLaughter;] ,u,
amendments he rec0mlnlttcd.
Mir. HOLMAN tDen., Ind)-with power to report at
Mr.. sA RGENT-I DO not consent TO that.
Mr.. HOLMAN-I call for tho Yeas and Nays on tbs
motion to recOilmit. because that Kills the bill.
The Yeas and Nays not ordered, only l3 members
rising to order them. The bill was then rocOmmlttcd
MIR McCRARY (Rcp.. Iowa), from the Committee
Elections, made adverse report on the petition OF
certain voters 10 take testimony In The Ohio contested
election OF schenck against Campbell Lad on tAe
table. a., ,,,,
Mr. WB EELER tRep. n. in he Chair, on the senate
amendments TO the Legislative, Executive ana Judelai
There was long discussion on the question Of appro
pratng $500p tor the expenses OF the GIVE service i
form system The debate. which was generally ADVERSE
to the proposed reform, carried on by Mefsrs GAN
BURN, CONGER PoTTEh, DAWES, BECK, MccKARY,
aud sAKG ENr. The remarks of essrs. GaLleI Dawes,
tcn No vote was taken the proposition when the
Committee rose ard the House ADJOURNED.
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yLIID COKGRESS-IID SESSION.
SENATE. ..WAsmNGTON, April

SENATE. WASHINGTON, April 70, 1877.
NJ. SHERMAN GIep., Ohio) moved to refer to
tho Committee on Privileges and Elections the House
message returning the Senate Tariff bill. He said that
tie power OF the Senate 10 amend revenue bill IN any
way il thought best had been disputed row for tho first
time in the history OF Government. Jhe Committee
on Finance had considered the subject and had agreed
unanimously that tie Senate Lad tie same right 10
amend revenue lii amend any other Oil, but az
the rights ard privileges O the Senate we're lnv0 cd,
hev thought lt bt the matter to The Commit tee
on Privileges aud Elections. IL so referred.
Mr.. FRELlNGKUYSEN (Rcp. N. J1 introduced Jill
giving tie American and East India Telegraph Company
the right have ana maintain lines OF telegraph cables
between tle American and Asistic coasts.
Hr. HOWE tIep Wis.,, from the Committee on ublic
Lands ported bill for the relief of Homestead settlers
in Minnesota Wisconsin, and Michigan, who suffered by
the fires o. last Autumn Passed.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the In
dian Appropriation bill, the pending question being on
Mr. IitchcOck's amendment prescribing the manner In
which for indian deprcG tlons shall be settled,
which was aCOptcd. Other amendments were adopted,
and The hill was then passed.
Mr.. BAYAI.D (Dem., Deli. in behalf OF himself and
Mr. FentOn, as the minority OF the Committee GA
Finance submitted their views IN favor OF granting the
petitions OF certain importers in NewYorl. and Boston
or refund OF duties paid on Russia hemp. Adjourned
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nent Republican member OF the House said To-Day thhe
though there was no doubt that the friends OF DC Largo
were guilty of the greatest frauds IL wouu not uo ~
unsea him, because, being coiOfe1 mo 30 nt
would suppose he had been rejected on account OF MS
race, and would therefore, have less interest IMAM hoS
now have in support Of the Administration.
Mr. Mills member OF the Canadian Parliament ifom
Ontario is in this city to examine certain old maps ana
documents in the Government archives which throw
some light upon the disputed question about the bou
dary between Ontario and the Hudson Bay Company 8
Territory. Since tho New Dominion Government mas
conc into possession Of the Territory an effort has Decn
made to ascertain the true, nc which mas never Deen
determined to the satisfaction OF the bca Governments
of Ontario Mr. Mills las Deen successful III lndng doc
umeuts which establish the right OF Ontario 10 cosdr-
able territory which has heretofore been supposed 10 DC
included within the limits OF tire Hudson Bay Cohi-
pany's grant.
Senator Morton went to Indiana, to-day, on business
connected with tho purchase Of TIE indianapolis state
Journal That newspaper is reported for SALE and there
have been fears that would fan into the hands OF some
Independent Republicans, and that It's lnnuence Wouu
thus be lost to The Administration
The House Appropriations Committee yesterday agreed
upon an appropriation Tor the purchase OF 80 acres oil
land now used as the near the Government
insane Asylum for the benefit OF that institution Inc
lard Is held at 200 per The Appropriation pi of
wards dOcks &C. was also considered and reduction
of nearly SQCCO has been made in the estimates for m
fill The amount TO be appropriated now remains iOi
ihe pui pose indicated at about sl,OOC,Oe.
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SPAIN.
, FURTHER ELECTION RETURNs-AN INIEfNA.
TIOy1 LIST MEETING SUPPRESSED IN MADRID
-CARLIsr DISTURBANCES.

ru,r,1rr Election RETURNS-AN INTERNA-
TIoEt LIST MEETING SUPPRESSED IN MADRID
-CARLIsr DISTURBANCES.
MADRID, Wednesday. April 10, 1872
Irrrfher returns of the recent elections for
nbers # the Cortes have been received ana the t
no,y stapds as follows Mnisterialists col; Radicals,
80: Rouu leans 49, Carsts, 3S Opposition Conserva-
tiv,s, 20.
While meeting OF Internationals was being held IN
bs city this afternoon, body of police appeared and
hrok @ ND the assemblage. Considerable excitement
eusu ed ard the city thrown into temporary eonf
sion and alarm. There was no serious disturbance
howe YER enGorder was soon restored.
Disorders ao reported in very large number OF towns
IN nee of the declaration Of the result OF the
votes ut til election The disturbances In Gacia
are prncr ally against authority OF the Governor of
the Province OF Oreuse.
The movements of the Cariss in Catalonia, which, IL
wac believed indicated general rising are not 30 i'm
portant as Of rst thought and Will probably De specdy
The latest from Catalonia state that
tho Acade Of aca has been arrested by band OF Car
lists but ws u icy released. The troops are still pur
r IN, The s sLs TIC state Of Corona, and have al
ready captr,ed four psisonors Dispatches from the
Pnoyicc o. Cd Castillo sSate that band OF priests and
rave attacked the, municipality of Agreda, and.
entrance seized and carried Off all the electoral
documents.
Tie Madrid journals all publish articles cenfurng the
Government of Chill for having prevented Spanish
vessel from unosd her cars ut the port CT Vapa
raiso under the pretext that tee only and not peace,
G xists between that country and Spain
PARIS, "Wednesday, April10, 1872.
1T,e authorities of the French departments the
gsh border have been nstructeby the Government
nj We arrest all Spanish refugees and send them
10 the basque provinces for detention. They have also
neen oered to stop MI packages gony into Spain con
aiming cartridges or powder