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Tolaln,' o,c9t5'a 6,ao;7a1 s.1ca255 4,oJt,Vi5

l.. Tho growing inportAnce Of The cgg trade has
tistiea relating to It. It appears that tho re-
s5e sSe g NH1 5 rr xGrk ongsn ng 19a e aHos nonts' nj TO-
s7G,G2o, md valued 1T e7,7o5,4 425. n con,nnri-
ao'i with last ycar, tl,o rocoipts exhibit nj in
sreaco Of over Do ono hrls, Of Tho valuo Of Glo,-
631. Yaking tho number consumed in that oily
amounia 10 A,c0o o,oo5 brlo. Tho valuo Of tLoan
4aoo 900 hr!s ut 15o ror doz, which may 10 con-
nore s fn'e edn avogao nr'c et The farnore door,
As to Lilo course Of tho nnrltot for tho paat
year, wo lHvo to ray that, during tho first six
months, 1t was very t1naotlotl aud unontisrac.o-
ry: Tho fluctuations woro suddon, wide, md
wild. carrying tho market from Quo extreno to
oiienl chansod t,so anl ihFeo tmoa IN OIL ono r day,
giving noither tho buyer in tho interior nor Tho
5obbars horo a1ty real baste OF values to operate
UPON; md II few dealers bonodted by tho iluo-
tationu thoy produced BY tl1or ,nanipulatisons,
tho 1najoltty lost ln u ganlo which waa 1ittlo
moro ~ th6lr fnvor than tho game Of faro, In
botl, Of which tho doalora hold big percentage
Ii, tlolr own favor. Tho. month Of AIay found
ratallarH, Johbors, commission mon. and dealers
lletiye n,anln which pervadc1 tho WHOLE
demand uuadoanly dropped oif In July tho OK. OK
oessivo1y hot ssoathor oume, and continued until
tho marEot was relieved Of It's surplus Btock by
tho dumping carts. III soptombor tho market,
boing rcloyod Of tho inc,ibua OF otulo stock
which had kept IT depressed through tho nunl-
NOR, hogan to atrcugt,cn, aud Will, d fair nurpy
aud legitimate, healthy demand, slowly but
steadily hlvunood to tho ond Of tito year, going
o'at as o5o, as which Tie yonr oponed."
nETAL3.
0llcnd 4. Smith l. Co., Of London, Eng, give
tho following metal Quotations:
Ordinary Eric rails, FREQ on board in Wales,
per ton, 265D2l0s; mail rods do ut 220G3230s j;
tiu, por 112 Tbs, at 1ai@l4Gs, mud tin platos Of
8iGG40s per box, froo OH board in London.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat WIS uoderntely actiyc
and tlrsnor. No. 2 spring Sold at t:l.25@1.251s
seller tho mouth, mud 41.27tt1@1.279{ aol1er
March, both options dosing ut tlle Inside. Corn
wsn quiet nnd steady at G011c sellor tho month,
md 81 116c eeller March. Other coronls mud pro-
visions woro inGctiye.
, 1873-02-03

Withdrawn from btore OH Friday for oity
uoualtnption 7,0A bu wheat, 8,l43 hu oorn,
857 bu oats, 2,e33 bu ryo, 547p bu barloy. With
drawn for do during tho raot wooh: "a, ,1sa bu
wheat, 2a,es1 btu corn, o,oa5 bu outs, b,Go1 bu
yyo, 1868 bn baricy.
Tho following grain han bcop inspected into
ntoro THU merning, up to 10 o'clock, C5 cnra
wheat, s19 cara corn, Ii cars oats, oaro rye,
20 cars barley Totel, 828 cars, or 12a, 900 b,,.
Tho following sero the receipts and ship,nonts
Of brcaaBsufGa aus' atocks Mt this point during
tho wook onding with t1its morning, and for cor
responding wcoks ending rs dated:
, 1873-02-03
pcAnutst 6t5@7c; Wilmington peanuts, 7@Ho: Tell
ucs3cn CfJ}lslfIL 1fHHn.

peanuts, 65oS7c; Wilmington peanuts, 7@jHo: Tell
dNEha FI:ui1Ts-wero in moderate s m lossl aensaa
Apnes in sar lotn are quoal'g A. $1,000 ~; oHnHc,
M s"x fss' f5n ;,ors " ?fs'sG; A
Il o; sai. q ss M eons 4" At s e9o o
box, so3s1oo; LousInna do, 1900 per lrl; Aialaya
oKocEH1E5GT t VIII waa more ,!fe in Tho grocery
MARKET ard better feeling nc"n,od to rrevs.i among
sers aasray Prices ranged tho san,e as on etor.
h1'l mont n1lclca uuunsofaloa In tho following Lat
woru tlnotci fem
.cnfFf1s-Mocla JoGS31e: Q. g. lam, a1@"7n lava,
~: 2 ;s,ttGo; 1snfy Mo, 2!13:!e; H"i,' Il; %,
sa Rr'? IT, ls n!s ;saas a5ssips ss'sa "a S!3
.rs13 13,s IT, assS{s S1asy 3a7s''; do primo 29aAs'
0ANnIsa-3isr. fat weight, 2o,5a21o: stoorIno,
N1ssSRs.ns. isansoou, 7$@so; >6ssoiia',
IEsns saa sSs ei % fssesd 1GS
1f + =; r. !!d $s!!:S s11es is
s % sss fse' ssssI as,. s 'S
ai1n; do spttni prnie ioX@loo do fa'r sd1oo; do
nxnyrs-Diariona tlr,ps. s1.95@1.to; eIver arlps
exra lne 7sS7sc; good eugar.ho.A9 syr,'p, a5g43s;
ssa sx aS SS 2s9s5 81 oa3ss cp sofS Ss5 70
S acn dmoasscs, choice, o3@hoe; common molassca'
Gr1ols-Alai!cc, 17@l8c; cloves, 2s@Soc; cassla,
1efG42c; puprer, 29h@23{o; nutrnccs, 81 ,oo31 .25;
ginger, pure 263oo; do No. l. 2o@2jo; do No. 2, Is
@2Gc.
HoArs-rrench mottol, ox@eNo: German mot
tied, 7it@7t3o; Goilon Weat, G{3otla; White Ltly,
ot5t5ostc; Whlto Roao, e,@G8-to; brown Windsor
:'ss@ corn: .s'S 5iis
IlhY-Only moderate amount Of trading wna dono
ln hiR atablc he Ecare!ty Of preventing any
nideralto outward 1uoyp1ncnt. On TRAoK-Tirnotly,
bcator nreascl, timothy, loose presesd,
$15.c0@1G03; prairie pressed, sl0ncG5tl 90. Oh WAC
oNTinahy, loose, Sl5. prairie, loono, $3.50
@1060. For delivery Of pressed, $l00D150 accord
| inE to distance. ...-
| II1DEs-Conttnuo firm, under steady nnl fairly
active demand, at tn annexed range of prices Green
buchcrs' 10; Ireen sailed, curc heavy lie: do light
12o; part curo, 0k@10c; green frozen, p9ac; green
calf, 17D17hc; green city voal lip, prime, lac; dry
Hated, 1G@s17c dry Kip, 2ac ;.dry calf, acc; dry
| flint, 10G320o; dcacons, 5GG5G5o; damaged, 7b@Be;
all ohor damaged stock, two-thirdB rrico: branded
10 per cent off.
uoNEY,-.Tas qniot and unchanged. VIC quote:
Choice whtto comb at 15@3oc; medium grades at
lBdS22o: inferior md strained honey ut 12h91Gc.
HOPS-Tho market WA quiet and firm /; prices nro
fairly adhered TO- Forejgn hops reported easicr ut
tho East, owing to large Arrivas. Wo continue 10
quote: Western at42953o fair to good, i0o COM
mon to medium, c59J0o Eastorn, d2@b2o; English,
407f6Oo; belgian, 45GD50c. =
Iron AND 8TEEL-Trade continues to Improve,
and prices ruling strong, owing to the 1rmncss
, 1873-02-03
MONEY AND COM M ERCE.
SATURDAY EVENING, Fob.

SATURDAY EVENING, Fob. !.
Tho month Of january has boon nn unueunl
ono iu tho local money market, Ill tho respect
TINT tlcro has bccn no relaxation. The do
nllnd has boon very activo during tho whole
time yuno thu opening If tho yoar, and tho sup-
rly of loannbe fuuds Ina bccn ecanty enough TO
keep ratea Of intorcst in t1su open market con-
r:aoyably abovo tho usual average Of tho yoar.
Tl,e cuuses MO we'll understood to ho local. lilo
freight blockade ia tho principal and mott flnmo~
diato ono, but tilcro In nlao largo
amount OF indebtedness for building,
which cauHea pressure to meet liabilities
that are duo now that tho great bulk Of tho
business buildings ara comp1ototl, Some Of tho
lending mercantile housos cay their trade during
January has boca up to tho average Of past
yoars, but the majority nay tlat tho severity Of
tho Winter and the blockade Of tho raffronlG has
HerorBly diminished tho trade OF tho month.
The do1nhild Tor accommodation from grain
sca1ers is worry active, aud tho general expocta~
ton Of an increase iii tho receipts Of grain gives
the prospect of n further incroaHn In their nccos-
fity fer accommodation next week.
1u tho opon nlArkot; / = pos cont per month ia
tAe ruling rnso for primo business papor.
Tho necessity for casll Ia forcing good many
first-claes local stocks into tho market, though
as iulo prices aro to}erably we'll Sustained.
Exchange waa sold between banks to-dny at
75c pcr s. 900 discount.
The cleariigs Of tile Chicago banks for tho
, 1873-02-03

UEEEsE-This nlnrlsct presenteil the same general
fcsu.cs noted Tho lrese ling lye Of ta week.
fair bua,o5s r:n1 doing, and the quoted lrtces
: e. to Ianost al sfoa o Fn NS% $ We sFs
1teD1o14o; Ohio factory, 1a3l4c; Western factory,
12t9l4k.
UOAL-was quoted steady and Arln. Following
are tho pricc1 currcnt Lsh!Ea, lump, sle.oeGtavg;
Ese, Slo5o@1l. nriss H, s1o.ooe91!oo; Walnat
Hooking vaIoy so.5oH10.eo Iaiiaua Canned coal,
$1,000; In.l'aua bloct. $500; htnonk, $500; VIII
minyton. S7.0o.
COopEn AaE-packers' goods were III n,olernto
den,and. rrces H'ero without material change, ny
follows: Porl arrals, sl.c0G!29; lard tcrccs Sl.65
@l's whisksy harrss :; oo2 g ans ,rrs!s soS5
sio19)21oo; do tshisssy) sae aswed and
bucAcd stavas average sao0 moro than rough; tonr
stlyes ss.60 500; crea flour healTns5, 7Gao j ac;
-four loon poles slt.oo915oo Z III ,porl md toreo
poss Ssso2 & y = n sies. sss # tHs'as ID cars
oANSED GOODS AND plcKLEs-pueuess con. on
gencrsl market aow exhibits firm tono Corn, To-
Inatoes, aud or twn otaer articles in tho lat ars
ruuorssl III Light supply, bul the genn:ll eocka u
good working order. Below arc the prices curruut:
, 1873-02-03
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. Fob. l..
The following wero The receipts aud shipments
of produce at this poiut during tho past twonty-
year ago;
, 1873-02-03

Mlddngs. ............,........... 12G0 GSlG,G0
Wheat WIS less actlvo, and docinoa 56@2{o
session. Now York was quoted firm, bnt Liver
pool was reported dull with downward tendency,
and orr receipts wore moro liberal, with tho
promise OF larger receipts In the futnro. Thoao
tondoa to dulneaB horo; but tho chief feature
in our market was tho eosonco Of q dosiro to
buy, as the February shorts socmcd to have been
all TILED, ind many operators woro busy in ro-
ceiving and rodo1ivoring, so that they Ind no
timo to make frosh trades. Tho great majority
athe baok If tie % wntoF is bFoken % for tic tic
look for lower prlcos. tfhoy uay that quotations
have boon kept up OIL the strength Of the storm,
%assf sh v a o nase sd ae saeh o sa toa be ao
doubt that great deal Of wheat is willing in
tho country to come in just as fast aa tho rail-
road cars can bring 1t hero. Seller tho month,
Or cash Ne spring opened Mt s125}, md do,
at 81 1.2716 6@1. .2s54 seller April sold at $1,000
1.01, both closing at tho inside. No. spring
steady, with. e113 bid ell through tie
ssse ss n9tss s55 5 bu sp1sg f1s
$1.s2; 10, 0o0 By No: spring at Sl.25I; L 900
ba do do at @ si.25T; 1850 bu do at ol.$5;; io'oo5
bu do at s1.24l; 1s,6oo bn No. 3apring ut 81 ~;
400 5u foee6ed ret etc spring ut oo 400 b do ut 0se
Corn was stoady, and rather moro active on
oash lots, but much lesg 90 on options for fnturo
dolivcry, tho buBnoss Of the session being chief
Ing around, as tho dolivorics Of to-day wore quito
largo. Most OF tho businoaH was transacted bo-
fore noon: Our receipts wero only moderate, and
but for 9 oR Ras M ne' @ ewing Yo *
was reported firm >and quiet, seler I'll tie
@seSSo; so!les sIaroh at si7ss@sl%%e; seiIsSs
April at s2@a3'Af,s; seller May at s6t5ci a,sd
lowest quotation Of the session. Cash salon woro
reported Of II, 400 bu No. 9 at 3035c $4,000 bu
do at 9Ott1c; 1900 bu neglected Mt a3o; l,G0o bu
do at 2715o; 1900 bu ear ut 3lo dfvd, Total
147, 800 bu.
tho quotations Of Friday, being in fair demand
for settlement, while but little was offered or
wantod on now deals. Seller tho month, OF caoh
No. 2, sold at 251{@25sGo; seller Mnroh at 2G>5
as sSeS As ii a slszas Slsst stsas sS esa'sf oasn
and 1850 bu do t2514c.
Ryo was moro active, aud quoted. q ohato
supply. salea wore reported Of 2,40o bu No.2 a.
$50, and II, 600 b., do on privnto TERMS.
Barley was dull and again declined 1c, tho
feoling being worry dull, owing to an utmost uttsr
absence es s buyers ~ though s3s there yas y
3 cash or Bollor tho month oponea Of
75o !. and closed nt 74c. Seller Ma-ch
soldht 7G@7015c. No. 3 closed at cbout B1c.
CaHl saloa wore reported Of 400 bu No. at 75u; );
5000 bu do nt 74o; 1000 bu no. Q ut 0lo; 400
Blu rejected ut 54c; loo bu do at 52o 800 brl do
at Goo; 400 bu by sample q: 00o; 900 bu do Mt
SIC; 500 bu do at 75o 400 bn do at 6Ao 100 bu
do Ut 55e, all on track. Total, 1,s0o bu.
BARLEY.
The Now York Bulletin gives the following;
The Agricultural Bureaus estimates Of barsy pro-
ducel in tic United Statea tur tto tln!nrneaoncd
yeasa nrc ~ follows:
, 1873-02-03

Ioshl... ............2,63A,b07 J,27l,dGa 2,9's I'D
Tho Cincinnati Price Current Of Inst Friday
puhlislea additional rotnrnB Of hog pncking at
various points, on which 1t basoa tue estimate
TINT tho packing Of this henson will DO 5,12t, ,a51
head, ngainst 48ot 55s last wintor, Or m inoroaao
Of Q per cent in numbers, while there will bo an
average incroaao Of 5 por cont In tho not wolght
OF tho hog. Th; " equivalent to m ineroaso Of
11;s per cent In tho products Of hog killing.
shade stronger by dealers, thougls reported dull
and heavy In Now York. Tho only bar to 4 much
larger business to-dny was Bai1 to be tho dtlcnl-
ty OF procuring cars for transportation. Tho
total stock horo ia officially reported to-
day Ct 27,4sa br1a; but Of this only
boing held for shipment. Bran waa ls,n.
Bales wero reported OF Is brln white winter OK
tras at $1,000; 100 brls do, (a1egic) at $3.50; 25
brls do at aD.00; 25 brle On privato tor1ns; 200
br sprag Y 1s a sn; aoe
eo.G2119; 100 brls do {North star) at 5000; 100
pgls do nt 55.75 100 brls do (pacilo) at $685.
ut &4.37111; 90 brls rye ut aA.75. Total, 1,oa5
brlB; also 10 tons bran at e1a.00, on track. Tho
fn11nJvirp in n 1iat of rr1caa.
, 1873-02-03

1a,tox go::o =. :ooGs9oo; doz 70 at so.67; 10 do
auof1 at e 90; II hi ia 1T s3.iot2H2.75.
S.HTW,1a il. ,iind,:ic rstnla,t, a's1 firm tt tlo
a.n,t.os '!ya: S2aga sd gn*W hne $a1n
ground nolur, ::?,5u; daI-;, vI;hh;' pag', sa13ss
l:iry with ''aHA, si.257 l.-o; t5o: dai*s per eaea,
sS.M; Ero'id alu!a, $9.k0Gl.11; 1urAh 1aan1.
33Ua -.. -.
, 1873-02-03

New YonE, Feb. 1.-God sold at 11a1da11s4, and
rlused heavy at 1131@135S. Loans to cr cent for
carrying. Daily clcarlngs, 500. .ooo, ooo.
Governments heavy, aud 14@3sc lower.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
. Export Of speelc for the weoa was t5o1,97o.
Money easer, md carly loans call wore nnde
ut cent currency to per cent gold but In the
afternoon there was dociAo to per cant. The bank
statement Is unfavorablc anu shows not loss OF
ke,Q51, JOS In legal reserve. The banka now hold
q, ,244 ,67p abovo tho 25 por cent required.
The stock market quiet throughout the day, and
Rhe ouy exceptions to this rulo wero Erie Western
Onion, Rock Island, and Pacific Mall The last named
woal, and declined carly In the day from 73,f to
TN, hut raca 1T the close to H. Tho market closed
eteady and firm, prEces as follows:
Starting, 1904.
, 1873-02-03

Totul....... .2,0is,se8 a,7se,A1l o,lo5,o:d
Tho Daily Gonlmereial Report gives .lln fol-
lowing summary Of tho pae!si1tg. In tho West
cinnoti1:
, 1873-02-03

sEstinlated.
Tho deliveries Of barley aud barley n1alt at Nav
York for tho last two years were by the un1ormentnn
cd routes reyDeckIytlv
, 1873-02-03

E1TATUEa--TCtn IT tdloFhbly hit uHi!lalEs : C.'F
lois quotaoic ut Gl70e atoro lata VI 73G3c Sales
Include cars sonnt r0achLowa Ut 100: car Do FUR
as 5, u Oh traci; 300 Blu pcarhbows ut sSo; 2ao hi
tlo ~ tle III retaf! way. ...
VuuI.Yny--.iot With u moderate inquiry. Iherols
hitter supply the market, aud chickens trtllo
lover. We msc salcs nf l,7U0 lbs tanoy) nrkrys At
IC: 10 daG rxra :r3a FCkrns Mt 2{..aE4 .3u ho nnz
at s4: 90 Qva NJ fJh1iJ73: 20 doz frozen AZ G3oo;
, 1873-02-03


et0 000-Germuu NationAl Bank, Mt 195.
S5,000-Third National DanE, ut l33.
LOCAL. STOCK ANIl rnNn nfAnREr
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-08

IN rHE DYs,rRit-r CCtRT OF THE
-Sseend- I,aslscs8- IAistrst,-Of the StAts- u
Nevada, in and for the County of OrnDsby.-
MARY Fl LIMA YERS. lEaIlntif, Il Ssf FRANCIS
MAYERS, defendant. --
Action, brought in the; ,stIactr Court Of tho
Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in anu for the County of Orpsby and the COM
plant filed in said County Of Ormsby, in tho
office of the Clerk of said District Court. ir"yi
The State of Nevada sends greeting to
FRANCIS MAYERa, defendant:
You are hereby required 10 appear IAN action
brought against you by Che above named plain.
tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
County of Ormsby and to answer the complaint
filed therein IA copy of which accompanies this
summOns) within ten days exclusive of the day
of service) after the service on you Of this sum.
mons-if served within this county; or If served
out of this county. but in this District, within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
OF said Court forever annulling and dissolving
the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now
existing between yourself and the plaintiff.
upon the grounds of desertiOn and falling to
provide the common necessaries Of life, and
awarding the care, custody ami education Of the
minor child, Charles. to the plaintiff, and for
costs.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of
the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Nevada in and for
r1..s.l the county of Ormsby, this Sd day Of
February. in the year Of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-three.
I. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
VIM. Patterson Atty for plaintiff. feb5awlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-23
APICrURE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Correspondence of the Memphis Appeal.
MERIDIAN, Sept. 19.-Crops of corn ami
cotton in the prairies are utter failures.
The people are mos. unfortunate. They
are in debt. impoverished, enslaved, and
taxed as are no other agricultural popula
Iion on the globe. Meridian groans beneath
burdens imposed by multiplied govern
ments heapsd up on one another, but the
State and county alone, to say nothing of
the town ard Federal taxation, exact five
per cent. Add the cost Of towns and tariffs,
and the people pay six or seven per cent Of
their whole wealth annually to oflce-hold-
ers. Penury stares them il the face, and
toll is so profitless that multitudes are idle.
There are two or three hundred negro
men In this village who have done nothing
for months. They live by depredations
upon pig-styes and hen.roosts, and
by burglaries. Where property is thus in
secure and thus taken it is rapidly made
valueless, and a people become hopeless
idlers. The jail Of the village is ever over
crowded with criminals. In fact, negroes
commit all sorts of petty crimes that they
may be imprisoned and fed at public cost.
A chain-gang is now sauntering about the
streets, its members never earning their
bread. The people know not what disposition
10 make of these countless criminals. Every
negro county can furnish from one TO two
hundred fit subjects for the psnitentiary.
But the penitentisry is already overcrowded
here, as in Tenness g, and the new question
arises, as these States and counties grow
poorer, and vice and crime mere urblush-
iDg, what disposition can be made ofthieves
aud vagrants? Why may not all these
States enter into partnership and transfer
all sorts of culprits to builders of a great
canal, connecting the Mississippi with the
Atlantic?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-23
INDIANS.
The auakers' Pets ON a Rampage

The Quakers' Pets ON Rampage
PARSONS, KANSAS, Sept. 22.-Two
Cherokee Indians named Cochran and Dorr,
went to the residence Of Sam Hspgood, an
employee of the Atlantic and Pacific Kaii-
road at Venits, Indian Territory, this lore
no7n and began firing revolvers, saying tney
intended to sill some white man oeIore
leaving town. No harm was done 70 nap,
goods family, but few minutes after, ana
While the Indians were still at the house, q
well known white citizen nsmed Jas hor-
rim approached. Cochran aGd Dorr went
and met him, and afte- few words, Dorr
sid .'"He is q damned white man; let's
XIII bim." Thereupon Cochran drew
pistol aud fred two shots, one OF which
passed through Mo-rilr's body. Morrill,
fell. and while down fired az Cochran,
wonndiug him In the arm. Cochran then
fred at small boy standing by, but with
ont effect, and then he and Dorr fed TO the
woods. Deputy Uuited States Marshal
Johnson, with posse, started in pursuit,
and a large number of the citizens are now
securing the woods for the fugi;ives. IL
the murderers are f0uud they will be killed
at sight. Morrill, died this afternoon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-23
FOREIGN.
Spanish Repubiicanism Lspses into
Martial Law.

Spanish Repubiicanism Lapses into
Martial Law.
MADRID, Sept. 21.-The government
has Issued a proclamation suspendiDg the
constitutional guarantees, aud regulating
the press throughout the country. This
action and the occupation OF Malaga yester-
day by Gen. Pavia, have restored public
confidence.
Alicante I'm Danger.
MADRID, Sept. 22.-The entire British
fleet il Spanish waters is collected in the
harbor of Alicante, which city is threatened
with bombardment by an Insurgent IRON
clad. The British Minister has demanded
of the Insurgent commander postpone
ment of hostlities for four days, snd is sup
ported in bis demand by all the foreign
consuls. ....... .....
The Governor of Alicante has refused
The summons Of Csbreras, who commands
the Insurgent man-Of-war Numancia, to
surrencer and acknowledge the indepen'
dence of Csrtegenia. The citizens approve
the Governors action and are organizing
for defence.
The Coming Crusade.
BERLIN, Sept. 22.-It is rumored that
one of the objects of King Victor Eman-
uels visit to Prussia is to have an under
standing with the Emperor for joint action
against possible French aggressions, and tc
prevent the election of French ultra Mon
tame to the Pspscy.
Peace Policy.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-It is reported thai
Count de Chambord has given his support
ers assurance of peaceful policy, especially
with regard to Italy in case he should bs
placed on the French throne.
Bloody Blot In st. EdmOnds.
LONDON, Sept. ga desperate confiic
took place in Bury, st. Edmonds, yesterda!
between a mob of Irishmen and body o
policemen. The officers were compelled t
use their clubs vigorously and did not sue
ceed in dispensing the rioters until many o
them had received severe injuries. Then
| is great excitement in town, and reneWa
of the disturbances is apprehended. While
the Iioting was in progress several houses
were attacked By the mob and wrecked.
| Spanish Steamer Detained at Dover
The Spanish steamer Muriilo, which ran
down the emigrant ship Eorthfeet, havinl
arrived to-day at Dover, has been detained
| there by orders from the Admiralty.