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improvements, md tavo acquired fixed, OK
elusive, ind vostod property In tha highway
M improved, (which tho Slate oau only disturb
by nn oxoroiao Of tho right Of omincnt domain.
but In addition to tho powors conferred upon
those corporations to construct and maintain
their roada, thoy have toon authorized to employ
upon thom tho most improved methods Of trans-
portation, and to engage in and carry on tho
business Of common carriorB; this right to carry
On TINT business cannot DO takon from thcm by
legislation nor by tho exorciao of tho powor Of
ointment domain, because whom ot1,ora nre nd
mittod TO ongago as ascommon carriors on tho limos
Of railways belonging to these corporations, tho
lattor havo tho indofcasiblo right Of partcipa-
tlon In tho common right. Undcr this theory
tho owners Of railroads hayo tho right to COM
ponaatlon for tho uso Of their roads, md 1t will
DO tho duty Of tho Legislature to prosoribo ru1oB
under which other carriers will bo authorized to
place cnSlnoa md carriages Upon tho track, aud
to uso tho appurtonaucos Of tho road, and its
flxoa facilities &C., In tho general business OF
transportation.
Tho Governor suggests that tho law under
which iuvonilo offenders aro sent to tho Reform
School until thoy roach tho ago Of 10 results in
tho discharge Of mnuy who attain that ago in D
fow months aftor entering the School, and ho
proposes TINT tho Courts 10 authorized to sem
tonco juyaniloa until they arc 81 yoars old.
This Ia open to tho objection, SO we1l stated by
ono OF tho Judges Of tho Supreme Court, that
It Furnishes tho boy for q petty oifence by D son-
tonce covering from six to ton yoars, from78hich
ho attains manhood with q certificate of gradua-
tion from houao Of correction.
Tho Governor recommends, as IN additional
State charity, tho estab]ishmont Of m Inebriato
| Asylum, to which tho victims Of TINT diReaBo
may voluntarily rotiro, and to which drunkardH,
| II dangerous, may be committed. Tho suggoB-
tion Is wiBo and humane ono.
Tho message concludes with IN earnest, olo-
quont, md forciblo declaration Of tho necessity
Of State Governments, and Of their being pro.
tectod in thoir proper Jurisdiction from al
illegal interference by tho Federal Government
and ho cltoa tho deplorablo abusoB OF powo'
committed In Louisiana as d warning thai
should not bo dieregarded by the several statoB
, 1873-01-10

Thrco moro Jurors wore obtained, yesterday,
in tho Tweed caae, making ton so far enrolled.
, 1873-01-10

huADEsiy OF MUSIC lIa1sed stroot. sontl Of
Madison. Tia Scgun. .Aorsoo Engsh Opera Troupe.
''Roso Ut Caattfo."
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GLOBE Observation-Disclosures street, between Afadt.
son aad WaBllugtou Dramatic nnl Musical Varieties.
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ROUGH BK1N MADE SMOOTH by USING JUNIPER
Tar SDap, manufactured b. Casweli, Hazard, Co.,
, 1873-01-10

BOYS CLOTlIING,
Ub&Ubuayn UltlPjbus1e. d
Isl At,D 1871 CLARK.ST.

friday Morning, January 10, 1873.
, 1873-01-10

TORDYspEpS1A, 1SD1E ESTION, DErRESs1ONo Of
Eprts and General Debility the Forro phosph1ratea
Elixir Of CalsaEa Bark Cal!anya Bars and on) 3S tno
, 1873-02-22
A SINGULAR STORY.
l. Man Lies NlnG Days in a Georgia
Cabin with His Throat Cut-Ili

l. Man Lies NlnG Days in a Georgia
Cabin with His Throat Cnt-Ilts
Recovery Probable.
From tho augusta {Ga) constttuttoaaltst, Feb. II.
steamer Clyde, called OF tho Office Of Judge
Levy, tho Ordinary Of the county, and informed
him that there was q white man lying In hut
on tho Qaorgin bank Of the Savannah River,
oight and a half miles from tho city, with his
throat cut from ear to car, and that he had boon
there for several days. Captain Day had Hent
oyor q party Of men with some coffoo and other
nouriBhment for tho wounded stranger. Those
wretohed little cabin on tho Goorgia bank Of the
river.
A fire was made in the Fireplace, and efforts
made to give him some of the nourishment.
which Was put in i1fs mouth running out Of the
gaping wound Ia his neck. Finally, however,
by banding hia hoad forward, thus partially
closing tho oriace, and by holding his coat
aged to make him swallow portion Of tie nour-
iahment. In few minutes he revived little,
and gayo the party to understand that no had
been III his then condition four or I've days,
without fire OF nouriahmentof OF any kind except
little water.
Judge Levy engaged Mr. P. Eastar1ing to go
down tho river aftor tho nun, who was aocord-
ingly brought to Augusta Sunday afternoon by
the atoamor Katie, under charge Of Mr. Eaator-
ling. He was taken to the City Hoepital, whero
We soon aftorward saw him. Ho was, indeed, a
wretohed-looking object. From one oar to tho
otlsor, almost, extended 4 wound across his
throat. In attempting to talk, hls voice ap-
peared to Issue from the out In tho windpipo
inptead Of from his lips, and 1t was with tho ut
most difficulty that VIC could understand whit ho
safd at all. lie stated that hla namo was
TAoobo1d Fahre; that he Was o native Of Kohl,
In Dadon, from, which place ho omigratod to
the United Statos four years ago. Arriving
In Now York. he took up Lis residence In that
city, whore lle obtainod employment as q baltor,
that boiny his tralo. A short time ago ho wont
from New York to Charleston, by nea and thenco
road. Upon llH arrival III Augusta, finding That
lle could not obtaiu employment aa baker, llo
determined. he sail to 10 to Tonnessoo, and nc~
cordingly started out on tho journey. Oh foot,
about, nine days ayee. lIa missod tho
lug Of tho day on which ho pot out, found
hilnaelf on tho hnnl Of tho 6ayannah Nyer
about llyo milos iroul tue oity, lIa wandered On
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g,earing round tho curve, Bont on roachtng
Wafton That night, bho atsrtod out along tho
track with the giow Of welking tho ontir6 din-
tance., On Niias Carrio spod at tho rate Of four
miles m liour until Z o'clock in tho oyoning,
mioa from tho city.
unon reaching tho middle Of tho trostlo work
et this point alio saw Tho night train approaoll-
Impossible, 80 shc jumped down into tho cham
twonty foot below. Fortunately, tho ground was
up to hot armpite. thus broaking har fsll p. and
saying her lifo. Carrie did not acroam Or Cry for
help, Or anything Of TINT sort, but quietly dug
horao1f out, md, aftor half IN hours work, e re-
gained tho traels ind resumed l,or journey. Two
or three miles further on still moro serious ol-
ataolo presented itsolt, tho track was under
watcr as far tho oyo could reach. Upon looking
round, sio discovered q light in tic woods, and
ooncludod that it must DO house. Tl,in proved
to bc the case, aud tho hoapitablo family, aftor
hearing hor story, took hor in and did everything
IN thoir power for hor comfort. Tho noxt morn.
and arrived thero in tin,o for dinner.
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short dietanoo, having. lost his wny, and being
Bovoral tinos up to ]is tneos in wator, whom, nB
ho atntod to us, ho was Buddnnly aaaa,,ltod by
two mon, who knocked him down and out his
throat. uo said that tlloy tion loft htul, md
thnt lo roso up and walkod on about throo H1ica,
1lero Id remained, utterly without nourinh-
mont oxoept wa.or, until discovored laet Friday.
ilo found nomo corn, which ho attempted
TO oat, but It came out of tho wound In
his neck. Wtioh no saw him his fcot woro
awollon to q groat oxtont. Flo had On his por-
son, when carried to tho hospital, s,lrn of
monoy-wo did not learn tho asnouut-whicll lao
EaYo to ono Of tho sistora OF hroroy In cllargo of
tho institution, requesting hor to koop 1t until
his recovery. Ho Hays that lo has no family
Flo la 4 man Of apparently about 40 yours Of ago
aud ia Of largo bilild, with brown lnir and light
whiskora, Wo learn TINT tho hospital physician
Vas OF tho opinion, yoatorday morning, that
Falro would eventually rocoYer.
, 1873-02-22
FOREIGN.
Arrival of Don Carlos in
Spain.
Report Of the Committee Of Thirty
to the French Assembly.
Bitter Quarrel Between the Orleanists
and kegitimists.
FRANCE,

FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. M.-Tho of11co fixtures, and othpr
effects Of tho bankrupt firm Of Dowics Bothors
hare boen sold ut auction.
Minister Waahburne gives diplomatic dinnor
Tomorrow.
Tho yoto Of the Committee of Thirty, on
Wednesday, in favor Of creating second Cham
bor Of tito Assembly, has led to q complete run.
enro between the hight and Ccntre
The Quarrel betpoon tho Legitimists and Or
teantsts his broken out afreBh with Increased
M 3lt1oInese. m z gn1on, nowepaper, accunea Dukes
2 z compact with Thiors and betraying the Aaaorne,
nly,--thoir motive being solely to obtain Office
Tor thomnelves aud friends.
: Marquis 10 Tranclleu han addressed q tettor
e Duo TAum9lo, accusing him Of dividing tho
younger branch with himself at tbs hond, '1@'
VERSAILLES, Teb. 2l.-1n tho Assembly. to-
day, the report Of tho Committee Of Thirty was
presented and read. Tho constitutional pro-
!eot Is elaboratoly discussed, and supported
demonstrate tho necessity Of making tho Minia-
ters responsible to tho Assembly for their aots.
and shows that t4is principle Carries with 1t tho
fesponeibility Of the Executive, 4 warm oulogy
a8 paid President Thiers for his exalted patriot-
Muoh space is devoted to the proposal
for tho creation Of n second Legislative
Chamber. Such body, tho report nr-
Buea, would hot aa counterpoiso to tho donna
8ogne principle Of absolute Sovereignty; and.
chamber Of rosistance The reading Of tbis
portion Of tho report was interrupted b. )n,,5
crieh Of disapproval from tho Loft Tho ro,,nrt
concludes BY urging all partieE to work together
N tno spirit of Cancellation and give the country
~ soona constitution Il6 Assembly appointed
port. ~ s1' Az
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war Department Prognosticntions~- ;
Reports from ynrlosis Points.

War Department Observation-Disclosures
Reports from vHrto,is Points.
Ou1oAeo, Feb. 21.-Tho sig6N Service reports
very cold wenther this morning il in the North
low at Dreokinridge, ia below 1T Duluth. II bo-
low at St. Paul, 2 below at Marquette. E1below
at milwaukee,, 3 below at Davenport. below at
Chicago. Enst md south Of Lake Michigan tho
temperature is quito moderate, being Ia aLoVo
1t Grand Haven, Mich, and 3 above at Indian
hpolis, 18 above 1T st. Louis 17above at Dotroi.t,
81 nbova at Buffalo, 40 eboyo at Pittsburgh, l3>
above at Montreal, 0 above at Portland, 23 above
at Boston, 50 above 1T New York, 80 above
above At Jacksonville, F1a., 81 abovo at Memphis.
At San Francisco, the thermometer, this morn
ing, mhrked 4G above at Corinne, Utah, %;
Ct Cheyenne, %; ut Omaha, 6 /; and ut Keokuk,
!: Showing ct Buffalo, Rochester, .Oswcgo, and
delplia, Baltimore, Cape May, Washington Nor
folk, and Pittsburgh. Cloudy in the Middle,
New England, and South Atlantic States,
River.
War DEPARTMENT, OFE1oE OF THE Cu1ER
91oSA1 SERVICE, DIVISION or TE1EanAMs AND
REPORTS FOE THE DENEY1T OF CoMa1ERoE,
WAsH1NoroN. D. G., Feb: 2l.--Probabilitiea-
In New England, diminishing during tho day,
with clearing weather. Fresh westerly winds
and olear, cool weather prevail in the Middle aud
South Atlantic, statea Rising temperature,
1alunR barometer, Wltn increasing cloud1ncaa,
prevail from the upper lakes westward. There
aEo Indications Of severe storm gathering in
Missouri. Cantonary signals continue....at New
London, Boston, and Portland, HE.
Special Dtspatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, LII. Nov. M.-The third Arctic tidal
wave of this winter seems to have struck hero
this morning, the Thermometer standing ut 7 de-
z=oez below zero this morning ut o'clock. Tho
Feather moderated this evening. and brisk
NOV stor,c prevails from tho northwest.
BoaroN. Feb, 21.-Heavy anoW-Btorm and
high wind. ..-.-.
torn of tho Benson pre- salled all day.
PouaugEErs1E, Feb. a. From eight TO ten
inches Of SNOW has fallen to-day.
has fa1len, and tho Atorm atill continIas.. Tho
wind is blowing gale. nailroad travel liz iatcr-
rupted.
, 1873-02-22
Burning Of Leitch & Wool
mans Distillery Near
the Union Stock
Yards.
Several 0attle-Pens Destroyed, with
Their Contents,
The Number Of Cattle Burned Esti-
mated at 150.
Total Loss Placed ut $3.50, 900.

A destructive fire brolso out last night in tho
second story Of tho dlstillory Of Leitoh t. Wool
| man, which Is situatcd about ono milo from tho
Tranatt HouBo, at tho Stock Yards, aud spread
with such rnpidlty that peforo It could bo sub
duod had consumed tho distillory aud several
catso.
Tho building was largo frame structure, four
storlea high, and contained IN equipment Of
4 large stock Of highwinos was consumed in tho
structure, and several fearful explosions oo-
CURED during tho fire. Tho origin Of tho
fire remains q mystery, Indeed, It could
Tho flames wcre first discovered BY watchn,an,
fe Seas ssase sfSS Icy L = nsg ss9FefSS@ g sss
started in 'the englno-room, and oommuni.
ventilator. Efforts uaro made by tho ompioyes
at tho Stock Yards to subduo tho flames BY dash
ing water over thom from buckets, but they
were quickly driven from the building by tho
rapidly creeping flames. Soon attor tho fire bogau
to assume formidable proportions, q panic broko
out among the cattlo in tho sheds, and all efforts
to drive thom to placea OF safety wore unavail-
Ing, 80 TINT they woro left to tho mercy Of the
devourinE olon1ont.
Soon after the fro broke out, messenger
was despatched to tho Deering Street Police
Station for engines. Tho Wahpanaeh and Bab-
cock engines Vero sent out, but, from laok OF
HAteE hHu LuR AeaQWhY WhlGQ the Hr0 had 1l-
toady gained, they were Of little uso.
=. It was not moro than IN hour and half after
tho fire VAS frat discovered until the distillery
was completely destroyed, and as many Of the
nheda adjoining werc consumed as tho fire could
reach.
The cattle, rendered frantic by thor suffer-
ings, piled Themselves ono upon the other in their
# efforts to escape, and those that could lesp over
opod in oloaks Of lamo. It WAS supposed that
upwards Of 100 head Of cattle wore consumed,
and thosc that were not burned dcattered them
Belves over tho prairio, and many Of them may
never DO recovered. Tho loss on cattle wifi
probably reach S25,000, upon which there was
no insurance. The owners could not bo ascer-
tanned.
Tho distlllerry building and machinery owned
by Measrs. Leitoh T. Woolman, who have boon op-
Grating It for somo yoars. The loss on tho build.
ing, machinery, and doontents, will probably reach
800 600. Nothing definite could be ascoitainod
regarding the insurance, but our reporter was
informed that 1t was light. Tho proprietors
reside in tho town Of Lake, and Of an carly hour
this morning had not learned Of tho destruction
Of thoir property.
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Destruction of the Greater Portion OF
sts Petersburg, Pn.--NIinor Burns

1uR44
T1ruavhLE Pa, Feb. 2.---T Tho Courier has
81. Petersburg, Clarion County, Pa, in which
tho main part Of tho town waB swept away this
afternoon and eyening. Tho fro commenced at
about hhlf-past O'clock, and driven by high
Wind, spread With ,grcat rapidity. The opcra
ny'a Office, Post Office, Savings Bank, st. Psters-
burg Hotel, Occidental Hotel, Pacific and Allan
tio Telegraph office Western Union Telegraph
tho buildings burned.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Fob. 21.-A fire broke ont horo
this morning. by which two stables and si1
buildings were hurned. Ono fireman was killed
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. 21.-1'he residence Of
President Grant, known hcre As tho old Don't
homestead, situated aix milcs from the city, mas
destroyed by fire ut o'clock this afternoon. No
particulars received. There ia said to be no In
As 5onSs1ows, 70 NJ Il R.?g' fob. arhe oayaautts
House and several dwellings and places Of busi-
ness we're burnod thi1 morning. The loss ia
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
CEDAn RAPIDS, Feb. Ala fire destroyed the
house owned bya Mr.. Bailey, at Boonsboro,
Iowa yesterday, togethor with contentB.
BRIpoEPonr Conn, Feb. 2l.,A fire COM
ar. Briggs, and nearly destroyed tho whole
block Of thirteen flrst-claBs houseB. A rain and
snow-atorm aggravated tho situation. Tho loss
10 not loss than $500, ,Qo0.
Courtland Block WAS entirely destroyed. It
contained thirteen handsome dwellings, occupied
by wealthy citizens. It is thought that tho loaa
is nearly covered by insurance.
Special Il Dstpateh a to 3;hs Chicago Tribune; -,
morning. destroyed Vandonburgs drug store,
Todd & Smiths hardware Htore, and Demis' hat
and cap store. Several other firms had partial
lossoa. Tho Odd Follows block was partially
consumed. Total loas, s95,oo0; mainly covered
BY insurance,
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OHIO.


UoLuatDuB, O., Feb. 21.-In the House, to-day.
thi, following bills were passed: Senate bill to
pr{,vide that, after ditch has been constructed
under direction Of County Commiesionors tho
be! assessed to keep It open; Senate bill to pro-
vidlo that heads OF families may hold $500 real
est ate exempt from execution, whore they do not
ON n homestead.
laftor long discussion, tho Senate bill to
amend the BooBel Railroad law, which author
ize cities and towns to build railroads, failed to
pn.s-yeas, 40; nays, SO.
lche vote waa afterwards reconsidered and
ma do tho special order for next "Wednesday
mo rnlng.
1ouso bills to allow members OF City Councils
e. for each session, and House bill to amend tho
Divorce laws. go as to provide that gross neglect
otfduty shall continue for threo ycars before
di!!orce shall DO granted On that ground, wero
Indefinitely postponed.
tai ice, and adjourned until Monday in honor Of
WlBhingtonH birthday.
, 1873-02-22
FROZEN BUFFALO HUNTERS.
sevct1 buys nnd Nights In tho ::sno1v--
Hands, Foot, md Legs a MnHs OF

Hands, Fcat, nntl Lcgs a MINES OF
Corruption.
From he Learsu,portd con,n,eye:ak Feb. IL,
Tho down train on tho Minaiue{ppi Pacific
brought to our city sir huntors from fbo South
wost-ytctims 10 tic unprocodontod cold weather
on tho plains during tic lattor part Of January,
They presented ptiablo sight. and one which
will be long remembered by those who saw thom
carried, ono bY ono, in their holp1csa condition.
and deposited on Tho platform at Tho iepot'
wtero thoy rornainod until removed in anbu.
1ancos to fho Bsters' Hospital, on Sixth and III
owa. ~~@
Our reporter visited tho hospita1 in tho nftor-
noon TO loarn full particulars noncorniny . tioao
dnfortuuatcg, whose names arc 4. b. Hi1wel]. or
Ohio . r. A. HovnreB NJ Tiacnnen i r.
Thomas and 4. kfarsb. Of indiana! "
Mallory. al hfiohica1i. and ,Jaa. djiln w. 4A'
Gillin il an omPioyo Of tho l., i. s. =. Road,
and ia but a]iehtly iniurad. Iho other i've arn
huntore, who were caught In tho terrible storm
Of January.
They were on tho North Branch Of Crooked
Creek, slxty miles southwest Of Fort Dodge, tn
purauit Of buffalo, whom thoy wore oyertaken by
tho storm. It blow = perfect galo, and tho
drifting snow blinded them at nearly every stop,
, 1873-02-22

Maniateo, which was destroyed In the groat
hren Of October 1911 has now and better
Tho now hotel now boing built on the sito Of
the Lindel, at st. Louis, will be called tho Ames
House, In honor OF tho lato Henry and Edgar
Ames.
Tho new national flag OF ohinn is said to
resemble an old bed-quilt with lobstera running
around the edge.
II is a coincidence that in the New York
Presbyterian 3. y Church, which tumbled to pieces
discourse on tho to1t i, Il Escape for thy life"
An 1o@a doctor, last week, thoughtlessly
lanced atpimpla on patients noBo with his vac
eealnatn3 lsncet: It took beautifully, but the pa.
he v Guild almoat as lief have the smallpox.
-It is rumorod that tho Michigan Central
He 1road Company contemplate building road
ION .1 ths eity to Three Rivers MGhigan The
: and tako in Mishawaka, Elkhart Bristol, etc.
The Trustees Of Trinity College, Hartford,
o., have purchased eighty aorea Of land on
college grounds, as the site for the new college
buildings. Tho price Ia about 8200,0oo. About
ton aoros haVo boon sold from tho property by
the oolege authortios for building purposes for
-Gho medical world On tho other side Of tho
Atlantic is somewhat excited over tho SUCCESS of
2: Belginn polloe surgeon, on m apparently
ulDHNfld man. 4QH FlGLlm Q&G CeGQ uQAu 8G8nl-
iAgly Yor three hours; but tho doctor rosusoi-
tated him by placing three iron plates hoated to
a'wfito heat ovor tue vital parts In tho upper
plart OF tho body.
= Travellers will know whom tho train stops at
gby lnour, Ind, now by now signal. Formerly
the town WAS distinguished by an army Of rag
ger urohinB, to tho number OF forty or fifty,
ru ahlng through tho cars tho instant Of stoppago
ar d all Together shouting "bilod eggs" Now,
rf d flags At all the houso1 will mark tie city Of
8 eymout. Her Council have passed IN ordinance
squirting citizens whoBe families are afflicted
llicken-po1, whooping- numps, ato., to
lang out rod flag, tho sick one to stay In con-
anomont. aud, on recovering, to burn al Of his
u her clothing. Seymour will bo moro lkoly to
.1{roaAy changed from what Il usel to be.
, 1873-02-22
ToIcGraplliC l3rcYitiGs.

emhll break was discovered In Tho bank Of
tho Fox Mver feeder to tho Illinois d Michigan
Canal, between Ottawa and Dayton, noar Ly1nan's
Mound. caused BY muskrats. It was soon
mended; or considerable damage might have
resulted from It.
In the case Of Patterson w. tho Illinois Gen.
tral Railroad. on trial at Dixon, ILL.,, for tho last
week, the Jury yeaserday brough In verdict
for OF, 1000. The plaintiff WAS an engineer, aud
lost a log by reason Of hih engine being thrown
OF tho track by defective rail.
Reports from Fort Benton Bay tho famous
, 1873-02-22

Sioux Olilcf sotting Bull was killed rooont,v NJ
Fort Peck, Montana, by half breed ntornrotnr ~
nStnod Dsonorar, whilo holping himpolf to goods
Tho Illinois River hns rison i,sno fenh dnr,,,,
tho wock, and in still rising. ootAue
~, ~ pnrty p3. Of dreagera ycstcrdoy brought I'm
q 81 on unknown man, roapeo.ably dresaod. witl
tno shroat ont from ehr to oar About 30 pounds
OF p1g-lron was attached to tho body, 'A"'
, 1873-02-22

lesa.. It io constructed OF enormous blocks of
granite, joined by Roman ccmont, md Ia stztcon
foot thick. Tho prisonors, .houovor, toro bar
cavatod . hole through wioh they could Green con
out on tho rnoks, whence They cacapod to Eng.
land. Tho Times hoatla tho story, TAN liiBtori-
cal 1nrn11n1 In hfnrto 1r9ato y
, 1873-02-22
SPAIN.


MADa1n Fob. 21.-Tho In,parcial to-day haa
n editorial advocating tho withdrawal Of tho
torto Rioo Abolition bill, NOW under consdora-
Zoo, and the substitution Of project of 1aw for
20 gradual emancipation Of slavery in all tho
aominions Of spain, after tho p1ans proposed
BY 9enora Gasset and Becerra.
The Gaceta publishes tho official confirmation
q the report that a band OF Carlfats had bcen
defeated, ut the heights Of Mirayelles, by tie
troops OF the Republic. The ineurgcnta lost
heavy in the action.
The Assembly adopted the ministerial esti-
lures.
Two moro political Offenders, condemned to
death, received Communication OF sentence,
The Impartial has adyicca that Don Carlos
snterea Spain three days ago.
AdvtceB from st. Sebastian state that passer,-
BOT traffic On tho Northern Railway has been re-
established. TrocpB accompany tho trains
through the Pyroneas. ALL points threatened By
tho Carlists have been fortified and garrisonod
py sufficient forces to repel any attacks Of tho
insurgents.
, 1873-02-22
No SMALLPOX,

ELPAso, H., Feb. 21.-Your special from
Lasale, OF the 10th inst, in regard to smallpox
in El Paso, is incorrect. There has boen throe.
No ono has left town on account OF It, and ttf ,re
has been no panic among the people. Good
health rsigns generally.
, 1873-02-22

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.-A shocking murder
WAS committed atVAllejo this afternoon. Ianao
Robinaon was shot through tho bend and in
j. Watkinaon. Tie partles quarreled about
woman, Mrs. Ellery, and olinohed,
when Watkinson drew pistol and tlrod. Rob-
inbon fell dead but his aa6ailant fred throe more
with the pistol. The affair created intense OK
citemont. There is even talk OF taking Wat
kinson out Of Jail and lynching him.
, 1873-02-22

t.- Special Dtspa{ch to Th4 CAicago I14bunt.
saLAEs1Na, Mich, Feb. 21.-Billa passed amend
INF, tho charter Of Ihroo Rivers; also, allowing
alt or their articles Of association; also. preaorib
in9 witnoss foes In JUSTICES Courts III crininnl
caHe@: Tho bill providing $500 to pay the IN
nuaa! insurance Of the State Library was lost.
Eomt nopathic professors in tho Univo1sity.. of
MiclA gan was considered in the Senate in Com
1ntte+' Of tho Whole which recommended tabling
theufr
Both. houses adjourned until Monday at p. m.