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MICHIGAN.

snseta! Dsapaleh to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 8.-Ihough busy all day,
1Eouao bill, by nlaokuaau, OF vau huron, oxtond-
Ing tho definition Of personal estate. 30 as to in
croaas taxation, was tabled in tho House. Tho
joint resolution ponsioning all surviving soldiora
Of 1912, md the willows Of such Us aro deceased,
passed the House.
A bill was introduced in tho Benate establish
ing two homeopathic profeBsorships In the
University. The Senate bill rasiug jurora feoa
ln Justices Courts passed tho Senate.
The House also paused, In Committee OF the
Whole, tho Banato bill approprlnting s38, 900 for
deficiencies ut the University, aud for finishing
the new hall.
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havo declined already, and 1t ia feared Under.
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL,
SENATE.
SPRINGFIELD, Fob. 8.-rho Senate was not IN
soasicn, having adjourned until Wednesday,

HOUSE,. :
Tho consideration of tho minority report
On tho Codo was made tho special order Tor
tho 18th inst.
House bill 81, In regard to tho election aId n;
filling Of yacancieH, was reported with saesA-
tuto, which was ordered nted: o...,n
Courts, was ordered printed.
Tho substitute for 11ouao bill TO- relative to
tho collection OF municipal taxos, was orderoa
4o second reading. :" - sa', =.
The memorial Of tho American Woman'h SUI
frago Association was roforrad to Special Com
1nittoe OF flvO.
vote to improve tho n1isalaaippl,. Ohio and lli5.
pois Rivers was adopted. Motions to lnoludo
tho Great and Little Wabash, nooh, And sanga-
mon RivorB wero lost.
The Committee on Geological Survey reported
Of the State deologfpt.
INVESTIGATION.
Tho Heuhte Joint resolution for Commltteo
to inveatigato tho chargos against the ox-secre-
tary Of stato was ndoplud.
NEW n11Ls.
Dtlln wero introduced Us follows:
Mr.. HAWES-To amend tho School law.
Mr.. GOLDEN-To amend tho Corporation
act; to arnond the Revenue law.
Mr. HAY-To amond tho Springfield charter.
Mr.. HH.DnuP-!To prevent ext tsrton on rail-
roads, road first ti,no aud ordered printed.
Mr. LEhIh1A-For an appropriation for tho
Southorn Normal University.
MIR. A1ANN-Enabling railroads to change
tloit ter1ni1li.
Mr. EHAW-To amend the Limitation. law,
| regulating tho. rate Of interest On Judgments
| and dooroos.
hlr. SMITH, providing for permanent 70.
survey Of landa.
11r. ANTHONY, authorizing citicB to construct
] and maintain wator-worke.
AIr. TRUlTT, In relation to tho election oi
3ustlcas Of tl.o Peace, aud for the preservation
| OF game and fish.
l. Adjourned.
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CREDIT MOBlL1ER,

TIE bENATE UOMtI1TTEE
WAsu1NaToN, Fab. 8.-Ihe Select Committee
OF tle Senate considered the Credit Mobilior
matter: Tho members held preliminary moot
Ing this morning, to dlaouss, informally, what 10
tho exact scope OF tho duty With which thoy arc
charged, and adjourned TO i,.eot again next Mon
day, II mas uos decided to.tlaY. but 1t is oo,~
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PRAIRIE CITY, ILL.,, Fob. 8.-E. G. Druah, a
respectable far'aor. %as found, yesterday, hang
ing to tree, four milen soutleas: Of this place,
known for the lnah net.
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milwaukee, and tho North1vestern
Railway

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 8.-Tho Committee Of
tho Chamber Of Commerce mud Merchants Aa-
sociation appointed to conslder tho letter Of
James II. Howe, Gouoral Manager Of tho Chi-
st. Crox land grant, reported in favor Of a
neutral policy. Angus Smith moved tho whole
matter be laid over till Wednesday,, and bo nlade
tho epeoiai order, which wns carried.
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Two Hundred Reformed Sinners.

Special DesratcA to Ths Chfeago Tribune.
DunuQuE, Feb. a.-TAe unioi, revival meet-
lngs. which, hayo boon conducted hero during
tho past i've wookB, tho most Of THO tImo under
tl,e superviaion o! tho lsoy, q. =. Hammond
aayo closel. The result Of the work has boon
tue acQl1sltlon Of over 200 new lnenbora to tho
Yasloua evangelical churches Of tho city.
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to break up gambling establishment, although
Informed OF Ito cxiBtonce, mud TINT lie at ona
timo accepted $500 no compromiHe money. from
tho father Of a boy Who hnl stolen n watch, ard
whom Bull wna eont to nrroat. At tho Colnoil
meeting, Inst night, 1t waa decided TO give him
QUO woek to 1llHwer tho allegationn.
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SWITZERLAND.

DEnSr, Fob. 8.--Tlo Swiss Council Of State
III pas2a iS teF pape the
thorizod Papal brief establishing separate
Dlshoprio for Geneva.
Tic Conference ut Bas1o has determined to
create grand Swiss Dishoprio OF dissideuta
from Rome.
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Senator Wllsol1's Resignation.
BosToN, Fob. B.-Sonator Wilson III horo. lie
has written his letter Of resignation, to tako or
foct March 8. twill be submitted to tho LeGia-
latnre no1t Monday. The election Of his sue
ceBsor tlkes place on tho 18tn,'
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Feb. e.-Tho pomoroy Investigation
Committee have boon ongaged for tho past two
days in taking tue testimony OF Senator York.
1Io roiteratog lis statement that Po1noroy pald
him 81, 900, In consideration OF a promise to
yoto Tor him for Senator. Ho also says only
hlusolt, D. 7. Simpson Colonel, johnson, ]. d.
Hoaton, Goo. 7. Peck, md Goo. @. Croathor
wore acquainted Will. the plan for exposing
Polnoroy, mud that Honator-hlect ingalls, know
nothing OF It until it was developed In joint con-
Yentioa. He declined to mako any diroot chnrgea
OF bribery against n,o.nbors OF tho Legislature,
but made atato1nont to the Oommittoo In secret
sossion, In Which 1t iR undoratood ha gave tho
namos Of mombors whom Pomeroy said he had
bought.
rio Committee adjourned to o'clock Mon
daY.
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A Dity official In Vroublo.

DLooM1NaTnN, ILL.,, Fob. 8.-eerious charges
have boeu proforrod before tho City Council Of
Bloomington, against George Bull, City Marshal
Of this citY. It Ia alleged that In has uaxloottd
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'lTALY.

RostE Feb. 9.--Do Courco]les, tho new Tronch
Ambassador to the Vatican, presented his ero-
dantiala to the Pope to-day.
rivnd ut Spozzia, yesterday. 1icar Admiral James
Alden and several OF Ills oflcerB ore In Nap1on,
aud will be received tomorrow by tho King.
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TURKEY.

CoNsrANr1NorLE, Fob. 8.-The Turkish Gov
orunent has aent assistance to the sufferers by
tho earthquake at SamoB in Grooco.
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LEBANON, pa., Feb. s,-lwolyo prisoners
broke jail here last night, and oscapel oyor the
wall by making rope out Of their bcd,lo. hos.
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OepuJt StealllHEtlp \

Oecnn Stea,nurilp News,
NEW YoAK, Fob. 8.-Arriyed, Victoria from.
alnsgow.
PORTLAND, Fob. a.-T1o steamship uiberniaE
arrived from Liyogpool.
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HUNGARY.

duced in tic Chamber Of Doputiea urgently de-
manding the expulsion Of tho Jesuits from Hum
rarv
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aidotcd quito certain that tho soaBlo Ions Of tho
Committee viii be public. i
ruE poland COMMITTEES.

THE POLAND COMMITTEE.
WAsn1Na1oN, Fob. 8.-Jutlgo poland's Com
mittoo. this morning, hel'' secret session for
two hours, aud discussed cTisleneo prepara-
tory to final report, to bo ). ''ithitl a Wook
or ten days. They only nwaitt.. ',~uof Amos
to cloao tho examination. It wnsa to sond
tho sorgeant-at. Arms for him II Ia not
heard from to-day. Two kilograms sent to
him arc unanswered. Aftor tho examination Of
Amos, klr. Uolfax will DO allowed to offer toBti-
mony to show whore the 81, 400 deposited IN tho
First National Bunk oarno from; but tho Com
mittoo oxrcct to hcar all this evidence. IN ono
day and thon cnae. At tho roguont OF Jn1go
direotod that An,aH bo notified to bring hta NOM.
orandum book referred to in Ills testimony, on
lia return.
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LITTLE RooK, Fob. 8.-The Republican, of
this morning Baia tAero wore certain nombors
Of tho Legislature, who wore rafting 10 DO
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THE W1LgON COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Fob. s.-Tho Wilson Committee
examined no witnesses to-day.
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA.
WASHINGTON, Fob: 8.-:Iho Louisiana sonato-
rial Investigating Committee. this morning, af-
tor brief preliminary consultation, adjourned
until Monday morning. This Indicates that tho
Committed Gas not arriyed at any agreement rs
to tho Electoral vote.
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Pork Packing IN Cincinnati.
ored here Hlnce Nov. ! last, 699, Bill hoga.
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SPAIN.

, MADRID, Feb. 8.-Tbo Cortea yesterday nl-
most unanimously passed vote Of confidence
in tho Ministry. Only two Deputies voted in
tho negative.
PARIS, Fob. 8.-1ntelligenco from The north Of
spnin Bays that tho Carliet force, which was do
foatod by tho Spanish troops. are again ready
to take the fold. Tho commander Of tho roynl
troops at Alsaqua Is approhensivo Of an attack
md domands roinfoEcenonts. Ollo with 1000
Car1fsts, has defeated tho Government troopa
near Dova. Guipuzcoa and now threatena Con
oral Ungura.
MADRID, Fob. 8.-FlYo hundred OarltatB undor
LaLalla made nn attnck yesterday on tho Vila-
drato, but wero repulsel by tho garrison, which
numbered only 100 men. Tho authorities M
nounco that tho insurrection in saragosaa' is
completely suppressed.
King Amadeus aigned tho dcoroo for the Or
ganizetion Of the artilorJT sorvico. Several OIL
cors, who oppose my change, resigned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8-Tho Senate was not In
session to-day having adjourned over I'LL Mou-
day.
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defend tho action of tho Army Locating Board,
OF which he was a member. The COMMITTEES
rooh tho Queetton nnder confederation.
LOUISIANA.
The Sonata Committee on Elections hRyo
completed their report on 30 much evidence as
electoral vote Of Louisiana. Tho report is brief,
merely stnting the facts of tho case without re-
conlmoutlntfon to tho Senate. It will be pro-
sentca on Monday. 1t Ia concurrel In by all.
LEAGUE ISLAND.
ScGrotnry Hobeson Wa bef0ra the Iouee Com
mittee on Appropriations to-day, with Rcpreson'
rutvo Leonard Myers, and askoil all appropria,
tion OF half million FOR League Island.
RIyER 1apIoyEMESTs.
The House Committee on Commerce to-day
concluded tho River and Harbor bill. Among
other things they agreed to recommend an mi.
propriation OF s225,000 for the improvement OF
the East River, including Holl Gate, Now York
550. GOO for Portland Ilarbor, and $4,000 fol
Buffalo Harbor.
THE MINT 111I.
Both Houses having agreed to the report ot
upon tho Mint Coinago bill. It Ii practically q
law, and will go into effect the 1at Of April uoxt+
oLA1sis ALLOWED.
Among tho bills reported from the Committee
Oh Claims, and passed by the House to-day, waf
bill appropratlng various amounts awarded By
lAs southarn Claims Commissioners last year, Ii
payment for QuarterInaater and ComnlisBarj
stores furnished by loyalists In tho South dur
lug tho war.
MORE CABINET stAKtNa.
BT: Louis, Feb. a.--A Washington special te
the EvenlnJ dispatch Of thB city, says Il is geu'
erally understood that Charles ". Ford, present
Internal Ioyenuo Collector OF this District, aud
sn old paraonnl friana Ut General Grant, will
succoed uelano ~ Secretary Of tho Interior.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

GOOD FOR 10 DAYs.-wE WILL SEND A 50 MAGA-
VI zine the illustrated Phrenological Jour nal six.
months-Juy to January-for 81 10 such send within
ten days TO s. X. WELLS 3s9 Broadway, New York.
WALL sTREET.-sECRET OF SUCCESS ON VERY
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TINE, TUMBkIDGE CO., Bankers and Brokers, -
Wall street
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
PARRICIDE AND SUICIDE.
Dreadful Tragedy I'm Pennsylvania-A
SON Kills His Father and Takes His
own Life.

Dreadful Tragedy In Pennsylvania-A
: Son. Kiils His Father and Takes His
Own Life. -"
MoNONGAHELA CITY, Pa, Nov. 8, 1878.
This village was the scene last night OF terrible
crime, involving parricide and suicide, John Ciem-
mems, aged sixy,sight years, some Hsee VEGAS aso
took untnhmself his third wife. This act dspleased
his son James, young man Of twenty-six wears.
Previous to the marriage the father and son had
trouble about some property owned by the former,
which the latter alleged had been transferred TO
him. The marriage complicated the difficulties
and the. newly acquired stepmother and James
were bitter rsenemies. On Thursday they had in.
dulged In violent quarrel, in which the woman
had freely used Jumps OF coal as weapons OF attack.
one Of these striking her stepson on the head and
starting him TO the Squire's Office, where an lnfor
nation charging his stepmother with assault and
battery was preferred The case was tried yester-
day and verdict rendered favorable TO old
Clemmens' new BRIDE This exasperated the son,
and last night he went into Scott's butcher shop
and sharpened q augc knife, and, putting the
weapon under his coat, went out. He
walked deliberately TO his fathers house, where he
met the old gentleman just coming out Of the DOOR
He stepped up to him and plunged the knife into
fs abdomen, producing q deep wound six inches
in length Evidently satisfied that he had killed
his father, the crazed man held aloft for moment
the dripping knife and then plunged il in his own
heart, staggering for moment and then falling
corpse.
He possessed considerable property and is JUS
tice or peace Of tie village. II Is said that week
sions to his new wife, The suicide leaves wife
and two children. He is represented TO have been
rather quarreisome in disposition, and he and his
iather have had frequent diicultles. on one occa.
sion he attempted to shoot his father, but the ball
missed the mark. The tragedy creates the most
intense excitement in this nelghborhood.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
FRANCE.
MacMahon's Term of Power-Party Tactics in
the Assembly - inisterial Tender
Of Resignation of Office.
TELEGRAKS TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS. NOv 8, 1873.
The three bureaus of the Assembly which de-
ferred naming their members OF the committee on
The prOlOngation of President MacMahon's powers
until to-day, reassembled this morning and elected
Count de Remusat, M Leon Say and M. Labouaye
all candidates of the Left.
This gives the republicans majority OF one in
the committee.
The result has given rise to the most intense ex-
citement.
1t is said that the Right, which, on the opening
of the Assembly on Wednesday last, submitted a
motion prolonging Marshal MacMahon's powers for
ten years, has offered as a compromise to make tine
term five years.
THE VACANT SEATS
NJ Leon Say, at the request OF the government
has consented to the postponement OF debate on
his Interpolation for the failure to order elections
10 I'LL vacancies in the Assembly.
,s- Cabinet Tender OF Resignation.
PARIS, Nov. S-Evening.
All the Ministers rendered their designations to
Marshal MacMahon this afternoon but he declined
80 accept then.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
JElEsRAns TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


A---a.s LONDON, Nov Q, 1873.
At halfpast twelve O'Clock noon to-day the
Bank Of England Directors posted card announc-
ing that no change had been made in the rate.
1t Is the general opinion on the stock Exchange
that the rate OF discount of the Bank OF England
will be advanced on or before Thursday.
BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day is Glo6,oo0.
SPECIE FOR AMERICA.
ThYee hundred and eghty-fve thousand dollars
in specie was shipped from Liverpool for New York
to-day by the steamship Cuba
The steamship Siesia, which left Southampton
Tor New York to-day, carried f1o4, COO in bullion.
WEATHER REPORT
The weather throughout England to-day is wet
Steamship from New York Overdue.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1873
The Inman line steamship City OF Richmond
which left New York October % for Liverpool via
Queenstown, is now several days overdue.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
oBsEoUIEs OF GENERAL HARDEE

SELMA, Ala, Nov. = 1875.
The remains OF General W. J. Hardee reached tins
city this morning and were met at the depot 10y
vast concourse of citizens The stores were closed,
business was suspended and our whole people
united in honoring the illustrious dead. The re-
mains were escorted by q long procession 70 the
late residence OF the deceased The funeral SER
vices took place at three O'CLOCK this afternoon,
when another immense procession escorted the
body to the church, which was packed with people,
hundreds remaining in the street unable 10 gam
admittance. Alter the services at the church tue
procession reformed, marched TO tie cemetery and
the body was consigned to the tomb. Citizens OF
all classes and conditions united 10 honor the
memory OF General Hardee. The bells were i0lled
during the day. The funeral procession was the
largest ever witnessed in this State.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

Furs.
Our Nsw York iad, who are always sure TO find thc
best piacest0 purcha choice goods patronizing u.
g SfiAYNEG co impu tiers of Seal Skins and Inanuac
urcrs OF nne Furs corn broadway and Tenth street
(opposle Stcwarts, This rm IL recognized the lead
ing tashona BILE resort tor 'ciiabe and elegant Furs
Their goods sele yea skins properly cured
and dresse before being male into garnents SO that
every arure Il perfect in pNrucuar ana made up
In the lasrst and most fashionable style frequently
lsuies have furs which don't wst they turn ighs
anu sometimes the tur comes of = Is noticeabie par
utunrly in sealskin sacques and ses, also mink ana
sable and other hnc looking The cause OF this u
he skins We're not properly cured and dressed before
being used Furs properly cured win wear LONGER
aDd always look much better than furs made
from skins not properly cured. There .
great many firs sold year which LOOK very well
when purchased hut they don't well. the
that they were made from poorly cured skins. In
purchasing Therefore Is 10 be assured that
The made from properly cured skins II wish
rcal,ie and durable
Messrs. SHAYhE 4 co. manufacture and sell only
strictly frs. class goods made choice skins They
prefer selling reliable goods which will give satisfaction
to the wearer rather than sell trashy goods simply to
get of being cheap. The beat cheapest.
particularly urs Even In panic times good goods
not be purch sell al the price OF Better pay
price liable and durable goods and be assured
they good than buy inferior gocds which appear
cheap.
times, kcd down their goods to very small margin
above the OF that parties wishing
purchase reliable and elegant goods at actual bar
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
BRITISH WEST INDIES.
I'd Troops from Jamaica for Africa Trade,
Telegraphs and Labor.
+, >ssM 70 IM tew YORK HERALD.

YiSasroS. JAM Oct, 80, 1873.
az - .a,,.,. ,yoops" are under orders fol
ac,,y. o.rvi.s = !. Tea. They are preparing to
embark ana are now !, 'ating a detachment from
Nassau expected In few S5o
The Ninety seventh regin sh'' rom baroados'
viii take their place.
TRADE AND rEIR6RAp&
Intelligence was received here by c<o'e yester-
day that a new line OF steamers is 90 commence
running between this island and New Yoi y on the
4th OF November.
The Colon cable has been put In working oSner
between this place and Aspinwall and Is bei0g
worked by private aud independent company.
The West India and Panama Telegraph Company
expect TO lay their new cable between Jamaica
and Aspnwall next month (Noycmberl. and to
have 1t IN working order and open TO the public in
December. We shah then have two cables instead
OF one.
THE LABOR QUESTION.
The railway works In Costa Rica take a large
body OF laoorers from this island monthly. new
trade has sprung up and an enterprising captain
advertised Tor women. Some iorty presented
themselves, In the belief tnat iaundresses. they
might do well, and many most respectable and in
dustrious women were among the passengers. On
ARRIVAL az Limon Bay they were not permitted TO
leave the schooner, until one by one some man
Came on board, selected one oil Tue women as nls
fancy dictated, and paying down SIS in gold was
permitted TO take her ashore. When the dispatches
left Port Llmon there was only one OF the forty
female passengers on board who had not iound q
purchaser The captain OF the schooner, having
got 5000 passage money FOR three days journey
between Kingston and Port Limon, is probably
preparing for another trip.
RAIN STORM AND RIVER FLOODS.
Jamaica has been visited by tropical rains such
as she has not experienced for fifteen years. The
rivers rose twenty-five feet above their natural
level in twelve hours, and there was considerable
loss of flne aud property in consequence.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
ITALY.
National Honor to the Memory Of Cavour- The
Star Of Savoy, the Sun Of Italy"
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW ycak HERALD.

TURIN, Nov. s. 1873
The ceremonies attending the completion OF a
monument commemoratlng the deeds or Count
Cayour, the eminent Italian statesman, took place
in this city to-day.
They were OF very imposing character, and
were participated In by His Majesty King Victor
Emmanuel, the royal Princes, members of the Cab-
net Senators, Deputies, foreign representatives,
city authorities and large body Of troops.
Notwithstanding a heavy rain storm an immense
and enthusiastic crowd gathered to witness the
ceremonies.
The Mayor OF the city delivered an address, in
which he paid high tribute to Count Cavour,
.'through whom," he said sthe star OF Savoy be-
came the sun OF Italy.r
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
S p A l NJ :.
Bulletin Of a Bloody Battle, with Victory
for the BOurbOniStS.
General Primo de Rivera Killed and Gen.
eral Moriones Wounded The Royal
list Commander Ollo Disabled.
TELEGHAMS 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAyoNNE, Nov. 8, 1879
Intelligence has just been received here OF a
great victory by the Carlists the Spanish gov
ernment troops, alter desperate fight, near the
town Of Miranda del Arga, province OF Navarro
REPUBLICAN, LOSSES HEAVY.
The loss or the republicans was very great, in
cludng among the killed Lieutenant General
Primo de Rivera.
General Morones was wounded and taken pris-
oner by the royasts with lorty-on other officers
OF the government army.
THE MoaARcHlsrs SUFFER SEVERELY.
The Carlists also lost heavily.
Among the wounded on their side were General
Olo ana other chiefs.
Official Report OF the Engagement.
MADRID, Nov g. 1878.
The OFFICIAL Gazette announces that an engage
ment has taken place between the Carsts and re-
pubiicans near Miranda Del Arga but says the
result is not known.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
A Cover from the Nocturnal Blast.
NEW YORK & November ~:

DEAR MISTER EpIDoR:-
Nine frau vos out, und some other vomans in
ther street dold her dat you vos anoder dime on
an EXPEDITION for sharitty una dat won Tor Elm
Landsman Won me und meiner frau der crosse
faces maker Herr Thomas Mast
you may bee don't no dad the german beeples likes
to help themselves eech odder but dey doc. Und
to hav them amerkian foks no it, NEE und mein
lrau supskribe ein selfmade Nachtcap won dad
meln trau worn himself, when you put der cap on
der next exhibition oder on der Institute fare elm
gute prize will be hat witch apply to de Mast
Cnarritty Fund. Peese Inform Mister Mast dad
he must Konsder the pan-i-que oder we wood do
NOR him. Ever grateful dine.
FRITZ UND FAMILYS.
p S.-Bekause men frau must first wasch the
Nightcap we sent ii som udder dime, say about the
dime wnen ii. X. ii. Grant goes der III to ther
Whitehaus. Mr. Editor VIII dad bee so 2
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
YACHTING.
8 the Atlantic.
The Enchantrc

The Enchantrcss to Cross the htimntie'
The schooner yacht Rnchantress New YORK
Yachting Ciub, viii leave her anchorage on Staple
ton, staten Island, this morning, about eleven
O'Clock for . trip across the Atlantic. She viii
proceed TO Cowes where Mr.. Loubat viii Join her
az soon as his business IN New YORK VIII give MIA
few friends, Will accompany the yacht outside the
sandy Hook Iightship, when adieus VIII he spoken
and wis es for q safe and pleasant voyage heartily
extended 20 all on board. she Is IN excclent trim
for sucn a trip, ana no doubt viii arrive Out ~
good season. Captain Fairchild IS ia conlmapJ.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
MARSHAL BAZAINE.
TELEGRAM 1t rIr NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. 8, 1873
In the Bazaine court martial to-day Marshal Can
robert Marshal Leboeui and General Ladmirault
each testified that to their knowledge no despatch
was received at Metz from Marshal MacMahon on
the 23d OF August They also swore that Mac
Mahon's advance was not alluded to by Bazane at
the council OF war held on the Goth OF August