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New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
TIE MODE OF SURRENDER.

TIE VESSELS WHICH ARE TO RECEIVE THE PRISON
FRS - THE AGREEMENT TO BE CoNsUNMArED
TODAY.
WASHINGTON, Dec 15.-rhe truth of the Havana
dispatch published this morning in relation TO the
Virginins and the surviving passengers and crew Is
in the main confirmed to-day in official quarters
The Canandagua, Juniata. and Kansas were, at
last accounts, at Santiago de Cuba. 1t is understood
here that these vessels will receive the passengers
and crew. while the Virginius will be delivered else
where-perhaps at Bahia Honda. Nothing trust
worthy on this point can now be obtained from Off
cia sources. Tomorrow as heretofore stated, is the
time for the cOnsummatIon Of the agreement
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
FRENCH TOPICS.

PETITION FOR A MoNAKCHY-AN AGREEMLNI ~
EEsTORE ART COLLECTIONS.
PARIS Monday. Dec. IL, 1873.
In the Assembly to-day, M. Dahirel OF the
Extreme Right presented petition for the restoration
OF the Monarchy with 10000 signatures
An agreement, negotiated by NJ Rouber whereby tue
Government is to restore certain art collections and
nay the ex Empress Eugenie 5000 ooo has been submitted
10 the Budget Committee.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
rcrIONs IN SWITZERLAND.

DIR. G. s.HENCk CHOSEN PRESIDENT AND DR. "ELii
yICE-PREsIDENT.
BERSE, Monday, Dec l5. 1879
The annual election by the Federal Assem-
bly, for President Vice President OF tue SWISS oon
federation, took place to-day DR.. c. sehencK was
elected 10 the former Office, and Dr. T.. Welt 10 tno
latter.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Mr.. Platt thinks that the fruit distillaton OF the
country should be entirely relieved from taxation,
as the amount of revenue derived from this source
is not sufficient to compensate for the annoyance,
trouble and Generalization caused by the imposi-
ton and collection of the tax. Should increased
taxation become necessary, he is in favor OF in
creasng the tariff rates articles Of import where
il can be done without making the rates pTobbtory.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

arrival; Gunner John Gaskins Is detached from the
Norfolk Eavy-lard and ordered to the Minnesota;
Gunner John G. Ritter IL detached from the fronc ana
ordered to the Navy Yard at Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

plea IN defense of the heavy estimates, U"
ground that the country was increasing every ~
in pOpnlatioD, requiring more officers anu noie P''
lie buildings
Mr.. Garfield wanted to know why Mr.. kicn"'N
sons proposition had been allowed to leak on' IT,
get in the newspapers to disturb the conhuy'
Dawes said that the Committee were not 40 o' ,a,
They read it in the New-YoTk papers the sa'no -
the Secretary apprised them Of II. MI o.. n
senslbly asked why the country should not kno" u
a plap 10 mt more taxes on the people. The dscus-
sion was closed by Mr.. Coburn a member from Iho'-
ana, who thought everything would be ioveiy .'
pet project, dividing the Appropriation Coihih'
into five or six committees were only adopted; 'o
cause by having so many more members SCI w W.
TO look into the expenditures. great economy "o"
result The combined resolution was theh p
without opposition.
1t was pretty well understood among the me'""'''
that the skirmish over this resolution was on'' r0
liminary to "A grand battle between the ih',a',v'
lists and the anti-inhationists, when aI'
meant to precpitate if he could. The fhiiauo'Pl,.
representative had been moving nervousiy "o "
with o paper in his hand, holding eoisI"'
with some of the prominent " greenpach "
Gates. Half an hour later after the hohoiS 'o
had been settled by voting the longest time named
TO suspend the rules and pass resolution decinine
il as the sense of the House that the taxes no"
dening the people should not he increased pu' '"I'
the extraordinary means if any were now re'ii'io'
should be obtained by a temporary loan or loads
bearing a low rate of interest III currency anu pay
able in United States notes. This resolution ""'
manifestly a disappointment to the extreme n'n'
tionists who expected, if not square deciara''oh
in favor of issuing greenbacks enough To uee, 'lo
deficiency at least something favoring the ID iV0
introconvertiblity plan At first they were no' uS
posed to come up to Mr.. Keey's help. MT "hoe'0,
promptly nterposed a motion to adjourn 10 Pie'o"'
a vote OH the resolution, and when the Speaker ue
clarcd it carried the rird vote, Mr. Kelley iao
hard work to rally friends enough TO demano ','e
Yeas and Nays. Seeing him making haru ht"'
to keep the House from adiourning II came INTO 'e
heads of the iniaionsts to make test question: VI
the adjournment motion, and to vote 1t down IL pos
sible and pass the resolution. They came so near
succeeding that they were beaten by ll9 Yeas Only
to ia Nays.
If Mr.. Kelley had got the floor earlier III the da!
il is not unlikely that he would have succeeded IL
was so late when he got his resolution III that the
hungry stomachs of the members made iorinldapie
element of opposition TO begin with.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
,THE BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE

iTUE BANKING AND CURRENCY COMhll LIE
ALL THE FINANCIAL MEASURES REFERRED TO TIE
COMMITTEE, TO BE CONSIDERED. AND THEIR
BEST FEATURES EMBODIED IN ONE BILL-ihE
QUESTION OF PROHIBITING BANKS FROM PAYING
INTEREST on DEPOSITS.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 TUE TRIBUsRl
WAsIuNGToN Dec l5.-The Committee ON Banking
and Currency decided to-day not to report separately
upon any of the numerous financial measures re-
ferred to them, but to consider them all carefully,
and embody such features as they may indorse III
one general bill The question Of the expedlencl OF
passing law prohibiting the banks from paying
interest on call deposits discussed. MI Farwei
took decided ground against such legislation,
arpuing that the Government ought to go no
further than to secure the currency Of the
hanks. and that To attempt TO dictate TO them
the method of managing their affairs was an I'M
warrantable interference with private business.
Mr.. Phelps to whom bill had been referred on tins
subject. said he should be clearly Of the opinion
that the proposed legislation unjustiiabie. were
IL not for tine word National" in the name OF she
banks which led people to believe that they were
under the control of the General Government to a
much greater extent than was in reality true MI
Farwel thought the word National" ought to be
abandoned and the banks left perfectly free to
manage their business, except so far as furnishing
security for their circulation was concerned.
A resolution was agreed TO-, calling upon the Con-
troer of the Currency for statement a. to the al
fairs of the suspended First National Bank of ash
ington Mr. Kelley came in and requested the Com
mittee to give up his Intro oConvertibiiy Greenback
and Bond bill in order that it might he referred to
the Ways and Means Committee, where he claimed,
il belonged. This the Committee declined TO do on
the ground that it was a currency bill.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
GENEEdL FOREIGN Ne VS..
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
MADRID. Monday, Dec. IS. ls1

THE B0JBAkDMENT or CARTAGENA RENEWED
WHEN FOREIGN POWERS WILL RECoGNIE 1HE
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

The bOmbardment of Cartagena>was 0pehed
again to-day with increased vigor.
IL is said the Great Powers have assured Presdent
Castelar, that they will recognize the Republic when the
Cartacenian insurreciioD is suppressed.
, 1873-08-05

Morton scoms to think tint t',tould nlso bo n
ohoc1 on The powor Of tho caucus. This Is not
cloar but It would certainly provont largo citiea
from practically controlling ovo!o Of tho ontiro
State In Which they are located. Now York
stato for D long timo wont Democratic OF nc
count Of tho immonao party majority
Il. New York City,-a majority which was
frequently obtained by fraud. Tho Haulo is trao
In tho political relations Of Pennsylvania md
Philadelphia. Under tho district syatom, tho
party frauds would DO confined to tho districts
In which thoy provail md could moi OBJECT tho
wholo State. =
: No olaugo onn bo effocted In tho National
Electoral system without constitutional amonl-
mont, mud tho restrictions p1acod tl,eroon will
uoceasitato calm and deliberate consideration
Of ovory plan TINT may DO proposed. Mr. Nor.
ton haa ontorod upon On important work, md it
ia to DO hoped TINT ho will succcod In porfecting
a syBtom that will moot all existing difficulties
aud a1l possible ones. Wo think that any pro.
posed change bhon lid also include constitutions
al amendment that would limit tho fncumbonoy
Of the Presidential Office to ono term. Of either
four or SIX yenrg. j..
, 1873-08-05

That tho people havo not logt thoir intorost In
politics, howovor little they mny llavo como to
caro- for moro politicians, is shown BY tho woll-
attended, mud oarnoHt nlootings OF tho far1nors,
wlicl, arc Incoming 80 humorous Several Of
those meetings nro reported this morning. That
hold by tho farmors Of Loo County,
Iowa, iB described De tho most nutncroualy, at
tondod meeting held in that vicinity for many
years, and Tho resolutions they passed. breasho
tho samo sprit OF sturdy hntrod,of monopoly
and political tlliovcry TINT marks Ill the utter
ances Of thoso popular gatherings. Tho rca-
olutions adopted by tho Bureau County Anti
Monopolsts, who mot at Princeton yesterday,
scout In vigorous language tho idoa TINT re-
lof from tho grievances Of which tho farm
ors eomplain is to bo got through tho
party Which has heon busy In fostering theso very
abuses for tho last thirtoen years.. They cal1 for
tho formation Of a now party, eoparato and in-
dopendent.- Tho stato Legislature is consured
for having spent four months, and quarter Of a
million dollars in doing what ought to have boon
accomplished with one-third that expenditure of
timo and money, and also for adjourning over to
1874. Tho building Of now 8tato-Houso at
Springfield ut ooBt Of a5 0oo, 900, in thoso days
OF high taxos and poor prices for produce, is &c.
veroly repriuandod. Tho salary-thieyos got
their usual troasment.
, 1873-08-05

In Madison, the Capital City Of Wisconsin,
iiquor-selliug was suspended last Sunday by Or
dor of tho Mayor. A Sabbath of unusual quiet
was tho result. Those who could not restrain
their appetite for drink were forced to 60 outside
tho city limits for it. AS in Cleveland, there
were some demonstrations against tho law Of q
humorous kind. but no serious opposition WIS
nlado by tho Baloon-keepora or tho GermanR.
Tho ]attor havo began an agitation, like TINT
Of their Chicago countrymon, for personal and
constitutional 1borty.
, 1873-08-05

wllothor thoy aro Bonapartist, orleanist, or
Bourbon, mako any secret OF their ambitious
aspirations. Eugonio il bound to SEQ Napoleon
". Emperor Of Franco, aud is plotting busily
mcoting Of tic Count Of Paris and tho Count do
Chambord Mt Vienna. This portcnds union Of
tho forces and piana Of the Bourbons and Or
leanista in their monarchical movement. Sc
serious Is the dnngor thought to DO tint daily
meetings aro hold Of tho vigilance committees oi
tho Loft and Extromo Left Of the Assembly.
, 1873-08-05

Not unnaturally, tho people Of Canads look
on tho proposal OF the Government to appoint
Royal Commission to investigate the Canada
paoItlo matter very much aB ono would regard a
proposal from a criminal that ho be allowed to
chooao his own judge aud jury. They do not bo-
iievo thRt tho truth about tho Govornment'a q nfs-
dceas can 10 learned from Commission ap-
pointed by the Government taelf. 4 committee
was appointed by tho House Of Commons to por-
form this duty Of investigation, but was cum
ningly crippled by tho Government. II tho doy~
ornmont add to this proyocatou TINT
OF prorogning Parliament and setting
this Royal Commission at work, 1t ia
not likely that tho Opposition will give 1t any
notice whatovor. They will keep their charges
md evidence to themselves and await the uoxt
sosnion of Parliament.
, 1873-08-05

Indeed, IT ia 4 question Whether ho lad not
rightfu11y forfeited this amount. 1natcal OF
this, Tho Government gnvo him 1000 nctos Of
ground, probably worth 100000 ut low oatt-
mate. This ia tho oxtont Of tito Bwindlo started
under Democratic r,1o and conB1lm1natotl >1uter
Republican r,11e. =,
Tho p1ntn deduction from theao relntiona Of
tho Republican and Democratic party il TINT tho
people must snuff them both ont. II VIC l,ayo
but two rnrtica in the country, md ono ropro-
eonts tho Tam,nary thioyos anl tho othor Credit
kobilior thsoveH, what hopo hayo tho pooplo 10
eacapo eucooaaion Of the fra,,ls a.,d ssintos Of
tic Fort Smelling lsind2 nampnnt iii thoir oppo-
aition to each othor whon doad and decay
Ing issuoH arc up, they hunt in pairs
tho poop1o havo not lost all idea
of Hclf-protoction ngainHt political corrup-
tfon, they must unite in n movement TINT Inns
for it's purpose tho disruption Of both tho old
parties. Noithor ono can bring chargoa ngainst
tho othor OF. which itself Inns not boon guilty.
Tho Tammany pot cannot Gull tho Credit Alobilior
kottlo black, nor uice Uersa. But o now party
movement, cutting OH from both existing par-
tieB, and, as to all future issuea, having nothing
moro In common with ono than with tho other,
Is In position to hnndcufr both Tammany and
crodit Mobilior, and loliycr them over to the
tormoutorB.
, 1873-08-05

Further investigation Of tho practicability and
Responsiveness Of introducing iron pipos into
all high buildings, for conducting tho water to
tho roof and tho several floors in time Of fro, haB
confirmed all that las boon said iu THE TRIBUNE
in favor OF 1t. When tho suggestion was first
mado Just after tho burning Of tho Drako-Far-
VOL Building, in 1870, thero was not ono Of thcao
pipes in tho city. They arc nov found in tho
Sherman House, Hala's Building, corner Of State
and Washington stroots, tho S!aals-Zeitung
Building, Reaper Block, Portland Block, Pacific
Hotel, Doro's Duilding, Major Block, Amorican
Express Building, and probably many other
trst-class structures. It Is said TINT tho Sin
gor Building, whoro saturdays fro occurred,
Ind pipo Of this description, but in an uniln-
ishod condition, 60 that 1t could not DO used.
This was neglect, for tho roaaon TINT tho pipea
Gun bo completed and made roady for use as soon
Us tho walls aro up. Had ths boon dono in tho
Singer Building it Is certain that tho fro would
have boon checked an hour or two sooner, md
probably $40, 900 or $50, 900 saved. This precau-
tion was just ag necessary as the iron shutters
WHICH lluu uuDI uHLDu Ol IA5tt VI A4le3s
side of tho building aB protection against 1lrc
from without Tho number Of buildings
which have already boen provided with
these pipes shows TINT their usefulness
is tolerably wol understood, md tito export
enco of the Singer fire will probably impress
builders moro than ever with the advantages
thoy offer. Wo hnvo been informed that the
cost Of an iron pipe, of suitable size, with ono
| inlot on the sidewalk md five hoso connections
| at tho upper Rtories and On the roof. is only
$3.50. There aro no pntonts on the proposed up
pliance, and tho pipes can bo made III any ma
c1liac-sAop. Tho cost Is triaing compared with
the protection which they offer.
, 1873-08-05

DR.. Adm Smith, Of London, ia at tho Pacific.
Ex-Gov. A. 3. Harris, Of Louisiana, ia at tho
Pacific.
Gen. John Mcdonald, St. Louis, Is ut tho
Pacific.
Tho Rev. j. 8. Malone, Louisville, Is at the
Pacilc.
Afaj: ". N. Taylor, Of ottawa, is ut tho Woat
Side DriggA.
Maj: 4: II. Savage, Of Washington, D. g.,
ia III tho Pacific.
President J. IT. Wallscr, Of tho Chicago, Dur
lingtou 4 Quincy Nailroad, has gono to Now
York with his famify.
lion. r. Whtmcr, Of bloomington, is regis-
tered ut tho West sido Briggs.
4. NJ. knight, George ". Taylor, J. D. Adams,
U. 8. N, Rre ut tue Sherman.
SIS, Merrill, John q. Gnult, Of tho Milwaukee
l. 1T. paul hallway, aro at tho Pacific.
Nat, A, ", Edwards, ox-Warlon Illinois stato
ponltoutiary, III at tho West Side Briggs.
CD, Trimblo Olork Of tl,o Northorn Division
OF tho Supreme Court Of Illinois, is ut tho Com
mercial.
Col. u. Z. II. lynn. Of the Marquette Mining
Journal, loft tho Maat Side Briggs lust evening
for tho East.
bor Of CongrcHH from Iowa, and lator American
Consul at Aupinwall, is ut present whiting
Chicago.
X. Hwana, &. Uasuda, q. Numa, r. Kuwago,
#. Mowyo, 7. Tslonta, and u. AsBtiod, from
Japnn arrived in Chicago, yesterday, and put up
ut tia UrAnd Pacific Hotel.
A, J, Yaas, formerly loader Of tho Great Vest
ern Light Q,nrd Band, las loft 1t, aud, In con-
nootloi, with Floddard Hoffman, will conduct
"Voan Il lIoirulal,'A Orchestra and Military
Dand" niatlo VI, Of ilrBt-clHsH musicians.
Tho Now York Post Baya TINT John Dillon has
accepted Ill engagement Of Measra. Stuart md
Uoucicault, and will appear at thoir now Theatre
during tho autumn. fiiH placo ut IIooloy's OPP
err House will DO filed by alr. @. D. Bishop.
4. ". Hayward, Lynn, Maas. a. y, paraonH,
, 1873-08-05

Tho Lucca divorce case is beginning to as-
sumo worry general interest and to attract unu-
aua1 attention both in this country and in Cor
many. It will DO remembered that MADAME
Lucca obtained her divorce In New York from
tho Baron Won 1hadon upon tho ground Of
marital infldo1ity. Tho only witnoss waa D do
tcctiyo, who had boon sont to Berlin for tho
special purpoao Of obtatning evidence, and, ns
tho defendant did not appoar and. tho detec-
tfyo'a story was uncontradicted, tho roforoo
reported in favor Of the dooroo Of divorce, which
wns subsequently granted undor tho Revised
statutos which provide that when tho injured
party. 1t tho timo Of tho commission OF tho
ofrense and at the tmo Of exhibiting tho bill Of
complaint, shall bo IN aotual inhabitant Of tho
State, divorce may be doorood. Since this do
croo Hna granted, tho Baron Won nhadon has told
bis sido OF tho story in Il lottcr which Inns boon
already printed in TIE TRIBUNE. In this
lottor, tho Baron declared that ho had
received no intimation whatovor OF tho
institution Of the suit against him or
Of fts result until he road 1t IN the NEVIS
EhPoins Al kAlo 4bbsoA LIZ 4A%ublMolD 9tALNd
that, as fnr back aa Inst nutumn, ho commenced .
suit against Madame Lucca for abandonment,
which ia now taking ita usual. courso, and also
that lie hna moved for tho annulmont Of tho do
orco in tho Supreme Court ot. Now York. These
statements, with tho complete donial Of tho do
tectiyes story, mako up tho substance OF his
letter. The no1t document III tho history OF tho
case is a card JUST published by tho counsel OF
MADAME Luoca, who says that copy Of tho
process waa mailed to tho Daron in tiule, and
thattho reason why ho fools disappointed is, TINT,
had ho succeeded in obtaining deoroe against
Madame Lucca in Berlin, 1t would have con.
tainod q provision TINT he should receive ono
fourth Of her wholo future incomo d possibility
which cannot happon now that aho has Obtained
divorce. Thoro is o pouiant to this history
which ordinary people will think ought to settle
it ut onco and forovor. AIniamo Lucca is froe
from tho Baron and married alroady to Mai
Won Wallhofen. The Baron Won Rhadcn Ia fret
from Madame Lucca and Ii alroady engaged tc
bo married to Nile. Eleonora GroHsi, OF tht
Royal Opora. Madamo Lucca Inns thorefort
got another army officer and tie Baron hui
got another prinla donna. Tho honors aoen tt
10 easy.
, 1873-08-05

Tho st. Louis Republican, having been called
to account for alleged infldolty and troachory to
tho Democratic parly, announces that 1t oweH no
allegiance to that dynasty aud will pay none.
"Fortunntely," it says " nc do not mood to look
10 pollticians Of any creed for maintenance; aud
In declaring MI independence Of existing parties
wo mean and expect to receive tho slurs and
ridtculo OF party tools and servants, because
wlonovor wo ahall spoals of political subjects
onr arguments aud suggestions will ho addressed
to intelligent, eonsible. practical citizens, lovers
Of their State and country, aud not to blind, TN
thinking followora Of solilBh domagoguos. We
do not sock to lend tho Democratic purity We
do not pretend to speak for It. We do not yonrn
to bo with the majority, except whero tho
majority is right"
, 1873-08-05

lsprANAro11s, Iud., Aug. 4:-TAe now Court
House aud jnil' at Richmond, Inl boing conl-'
plotcd, Tho Commissionors Of Wayne County. at
Controyillo, tho old eo,'nty-soat this morning
ordered tho removal Of tho records to tho forlnor
place. Wagons from Richmond woro boing
toadcl iu tho Court-II House ynrd, when tho oiti,
zona Of Controyillo fastened tho gatost sent for
Judge JOHNSON to Cambridge. md got a tempo.
rary restraining ordor IT, the moautIme tho
community in tho vicinity Of tontreyillo gath
ercI Mt tho Court-1IouAe, and tito w!lloBt oxcito-
mont prevailed for 4 time. The wagouH wora
Anally uuloaded md returned to Richmond
empty, aud tho oxoltement quoted down.
, 1873-08-05

Turkish finance docs not usually afford OK
amp2eB for tho contemplation Of Cau-
casian capitalists, but It may bo notod
that in tho negotiation Of the new
loan for 975, 900 just completed by the Sui
TIM all provision for syndicate charges or bank
ers' commissions is expressly disallowod. Tho
bonds aro to DO issued ut "a, md will boar inter-
est at per cont
, 1873-08-05
It soems impossible to hold any fair argu1nt

It aoens impossible to hold my fair argument
With the st. Paul Press, but wo will try onco
mora to MAKO ouraolvos understood rs to tho
Fort Smelling swintlle III its article Of Aug. q,
tho Press says in go many words that !" the
swiutlo was consr1mmatod" by Secretary Floyd
and Attorney General Dlack. Observe /, tho
sslo was swndle; q 1t was consu,nn,aled.
What. then, WINS this Into settlomant for? What
vas "consu1nmatel =" tllon? II tho thing was
actually consummatel by Floyd and Black, thoro
VAS nothing moro to 10 done. IT 1t vas not
contaminated, and it it was a swinllo, 1t follows
TINT the ewindle has boon conaummated since.
That is precisely What ia charged, and what the
st. Paul Press is trying to wriggle away from.
, 1873-08-05
Ul& Gblfeaup @2ibnsle.
Tuesday Morning, August 6. 1873.

Senator Ramsey and Gov. Austin ecem to haVo
succeeded In oliciting q promiao from AIr. Ban
croft Davis that lilo state Department would do
nll 1t could to obtain tho release OF tho Mani
toban prisoners OIL bail. To accomplish this,
Tho Acting-Sccrotary OF State boiioveB request
from tho United States Government Is all that
Vill be needed, ,
, 1873-08-05

8s2{o seller September. Oats wore dull md oaslor,
closing at 20}]6o cash and 2Go so11er soptembor.
Ryo was qnlot nntl firm Mt 5so. Barley waB very
quiet, but 0rmor, closing nominal at 83@85c for
now No. aollor September. Hogs woro tnit Mt
Saturdays pricoa, with aa1os at s4.2o9i.96.
Oattlo and sheep were quiet and unchanged.
, 1873-08-05
Iks-1llux nsld 1ynchcrs in Kontuciky

C1No1NNAT1, Aug, 4,-somo fow weeks snooo, a
negro mau attempted to commit ral'o On tho
porson Of q young white lady IN ElhlsoEn Town
ship, noar Frankfort, Ky, and had to loayo tue
,county. On Saturday night ho ret'trnod' aud
during tho night D body Of mon attacked hila,
firing upon and instantly killing him,
1t IL reported that tic Ku-l!ux in owen and
lIonry Countioa aro getting very bold; They
visited Louisville paokot with tho eYident In
tention Of doing mischief, and wore only Do
torrod by tho threats Of tho officers Of the boat,
Who Woro we'll armed.
, 1873-08-05

Mrs. Brigham Young No. II, who finds hor-
self famous as the first Mormon vito who has
sued for divorce, Inns boon approached By hcr
husband with offers Of compromise but Is not
to DO bought Off at my prco. uor counsel have
not givon up her caso, as was reported, aud 1t
will como boforo Judge Emerson. who has just
succeeded Judge Mexican, to-day.