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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06
Tho Louisvills Courier.Journal
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
0RANDEsr SCHEME OF The AGE
$5OO,OOO!
CASH GIFTS.
500, 900 FOR ONLY $40.

Under authority 81 special legislative set IT
March le, 1871. The Trustees nov ~ noaneD tho
1his0 Gsns0 sss6s sssWe~se, for the benefit
OF the Public s-ssssasy eft k~0s0eky, 10
come Oh in Library Hall At Louisville ky..on
tuesday,. Pril q. 1873
Al his cone. the bssi usus cal talent thai can
b procured from all pats the cOuDtry will i'd
y sAsuSe TO the en-. IT iIbnrnt, And 0e0 As0-
sasd Gaa6 61sss, ga regzi."x . vast t,tal OF
eeAsG - Wte1essss osssstsss euFr ney, viii b.
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WOMAN.

y N Immense practices. extending through .
many Thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
% woman, have been euah.cd u perfect q most
potent and agreeable medicine that ncots the indl
cations presented by that class Il diseases with
pc.itive certainty and exactness.
To designate tAis natural specific compound.
have pams,d IL
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MEDICAL.
DIR. B0HANNAN,
OFFICE no. CO NORTH FIFTH STREET,
At. LOUIS. AO.
vsr AM psuRn m CT rOY-va ~ ,s>,

NUREY all Cbrouie md Special Diaasss In
u shors tine, either in male OF female. ChArxss
loV fees; uses mercury.
Dr. Bohannsn's " Tsestiss On Special Diaass.,''
which fully explains the nature, esus,s, sy mp
tons. Ae. ofspsrnateFahea or ssninal veasness.
syphillis, female Complaints. al impe1iments 70
mar go, and valusbl0 information on other de-
ieafs subjects, sent fres 10 any addrsss in plain
sealed envelope, On receipt Of one stamp.
GENIAL WRAKNH0 ccnED.
d.. Bsbsopan's Vegetable Curative permanently
eupua III forms Of spa6maie1Thso or niual veak.
neae in from tvo to seven verks time. Il restores
lsss poser, and bring hsek the youthful visor
evil practices. This remedy has bees used by
,,r. BIhsnnan in bis rKvato ps.efies for over
thirty years. and has .. vee fs'le IN curing even
me- nruo ohsefvstion.) Sid only ss Dr.. c. A.
Dshansss . o@ss, No 61s nth fifth street, ~.
Louis No. Esaahlishsd in 49,. nov2sdAV
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MEDICAL.
Beware Of counterfeitsl:
j0B NOSES sIR p y I :. GsItAEkrs

ssss esz<ssc1 q seass: eoas;ss5sas iesaSs s1sssr
The sssSiss PiIis sso uniai:.Ss in The e.rs q 81
e9ces: s sG ma remove sst.on.. Con VA.
TO MAR, ID LADIES
iAsy frs psItieS;..ly -is..: Iasy III n SAae
saa .isoa- s vs ~ poueE: eonssis nssSsn1 S.as:
fr 20 the colstisutoa: In al cases Of Eefyeus aaA
sa. ass asa rs E
HT.ssses and WS;ts:; ths{ ~, sases cur -
eseS rsetass give faii Sireetioas and sisies. g
Ein Be sent fec to all writing faR thsm. ssalsa
KIN I'll c;.cs -a.re TIE e.xuus e.nnse -
Is. JOB NOSES = COf.l.a,t s.. NeY Yo.i, .tn
tso s q q 4. coaie.. ssea' ''1''' " nv
RELIEF lfd TEN AINOTES.
.unYAcs PuI.N0xIC wAFKRs
lafe CoreEs, Coios, AsfnxA. BsoScaffIs. ocH1
Tasoif. HoAasfxEss, rIFFIcrlf BaEArHIxet L.
then. fhoussnds have been restored 70 hsaliA -
ILL.,: i se: e sssH 3 s;
3: s !: c = re NJ e. i fSs
TNG oREAT FREnCH RE0G0Y.
DEIAHA 49, = J. sss.ER00MsS{ lfl xn1e
essis.l i.s.,sy: g 1.ess = z: sisy q: ~
~ !: 5: x Sssss = p.iiy 3 -. 49,:
e! xf1sSsS q ahE.,sz; 1:::2ss
g 81. q go e: I'D. Ssi g. 4 -: ~ =
S g. Sc go ~: :ss !. - "A
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Sweet Chestnut Trees

nvHE LARGEST STOCK IN TIE W0ELD
i NJ er~atIy reduced fates. Circular fEoe. AIso
full sock Of Superior aarse1y stock. Nisstsenth
ysas 100 sers; II gress houses. Addr0
6TORRS, AARRlSONA CO.,
suu6v Rsinesville Lake Co. Ohio
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New Huiid,n-- Tbis Year.

In company with a lao real estate agent
OF this city, We s.ent DAY afternoon
looking at a number O. -orrc of which he
is the agent. We yizitel e. .oas' ;hIrty and
all of them were ren.ius llCih thirty to
fifty dollars per month. In re.ly to enqui-
ries as to the price of them, We found every
one much higher than they could lie built
for. If there is one thing encouraging above
all Others .or city, it is this simple fact.
When the residences are all occupied and
commanding large rens, it may successfully
chronicled that that city is in a prosperous
condition. But this state of affairs will have
its effects in the spring. As soon as the
walm weather shall come the carpenters
plane and the masons trowel will be heard At
every corner andthere will be work enough to
give employment to large increase of me-
chanics. No investment will pay better to-
day within our city than the building of res
licences for rent, and not few of our citi-
zens who have the capital know it and con-
template embracing the opportunity. We
predict busy year. Not only for the me-
chanic ard the laborers, but for all chasses
Besides the residences in contemplation, a
number of large houses for manufacturing
purposes will have to be built. Who says
that Leavenworth is checking in the rapid
strides OF progress and general prosperity
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06

4 Specific RsoeAy ~ Ill Dlseas0 ftAe Urinary
o.: |. s.:-.sss.:ls. z ise..sie..ess1 ~.
sa :ss 7.:,. $50: 3. :ss s.
Hriekduse deps1t, Riehto Disaaeo, 1ilky d..
changes, ana al aiselso q ~ BladdsR, KID
ssys 2 PsS.snss elaaA. vhstAg sssssiss Aa''.
lof veansss. etsi1 ts..yssaAas t.!is..,
siss = ss.ss, s.sass - 6iAsie.sf'a. sen1sS 80
-sIAs f'1s.t.g y.ees.s: N...s D..tt!y. r:
y Rse1: 2@.ssW 1sse1A Ht@Atsl. Hs.sa.l
so tAsseAas u Disss0, Diaeeo y rlstsa, Reia
!. ~ Eeek, C1sa - Hs.6 A.sA q Biss1 = ~
-, &sia ksStisnA Psb Cesnlensnsss - ~
Nthsssynptsoess a,lsvea - go, VT frs'
9senuy Epilepte fits and Coasanpaioa f.alsv.
Ths Insane asyisas I'D tAe Eseesds q eesah p
aaertioo whers the ceostitutiea becomes a0octsd
With oFEanie veakns Il FeQuiFss The aid q IN in
vigondns Medicine 70 strergthen and tone Up the
system, vkieA Hsodsesc1's DueAa deoin sssry
Yor Females. young o. Cd, narsisd q angls.
q the dawn Il vs1ankoed - q IL tara q hfss
culiar e ls0sle . q Painful q diAcult nsnstn-
ton, Chronic InlanDss,oa Il The Utsrua. Falling
Of tie w0nb, LsvehAfhss Or whites. 6sssility
cSess ~ .,;,n ne f nv n$.sss esSit: q ~ A.;
patton. q 10 the decline o. chang q liz Ha1-
dsFsoa's 1ueAn = anequallsd By any renedy
known. II \ prssexihed ~ H. Dece sminsat ply.
nsot, md II ssss.Sssa :.ss.isssses q I'D 80.
Dy:pspsi: OF l.A,sssessa. A..a..A.. p.,. !.
the shoulder, coaCks, eiainsn, ssar steoaeA,
quotations, bod tasts IN the nsutA, palpitstea q
the heart, pain IN The region Of Tie kdnsys. and
thousand other painful syDPto0s. ass IL odpging
the Stomach, stimulates Tie torpid Liver, Bowels
and Kidneys, 70 healthy aetioo, in elsandng the
Blood q alimpu1ities, and impaFting new LIE and
visor 10 the whole 7ysis0- II = the orsas Life
giy1Ag Principle.
Pm. RAPE a1A ether Worms. By which
thousands q peFsoas, young and old, afe Affected.
are e0ectually removed ffo0 the system BY + On.
degooA's Buchl. Worms sxis6 upoa ths dr.
eased humors and BOT upon the healthy elements d
the body. No vsrmifagss, anthstmintics OF system
Of medicine will % eGectually fsee tie system from
thess mopst n q diseass IKE uonAoISon'O new
and lmy Iovod Extract Of Duehu.
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The citizens of Grasshopper are afraid Of
the smallpox, and SO they have sent com.
miilee to the Common Council requesting
that suitable building be obtained 90 that
patients can be properly taken care Of.
That's right.
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LIST OF G. FITS.

TotI 90 GIFTS, all cash .........-...aS0O 100
To provide means 'or this ma q ,nsent Concert,
Oae Bs0sAs~A Bhsssas,sl Js~hess only
viii 10 isusl, large por ion OF when already
sold.
PRICE OFTICKETS.
Whole Ticheist1o. halves ss. and quarters o. 30
Eleven whole tisksts for Si00. discount on l~rs
than Si0O orders. Nothing could b more appro-
prafs for presents than tie: els TO this Babqe Of
Wealth or more likely 10 proiuc~ grnnd.r satisiar-
tory results The object ~ the Third Gin Cone ri
10 the enlarsemsnt and endowment Of the Public
Librzsv Of Kentucky, which. by the special set
authorizing the Concert for lite b-ne6t 10 10 for
free ali citizens of every State. This Concert
will Be eondus'ed Ike the frat ard serond hereto
tore give, and full psrt culars Of the mode II
drawing the gins and paying then, and every thing
necessary To Q thorough understanding Of the
srheme, from besinr ing to end. srs nov published
n the form oi . circular, which viii b furnished
free Of cost 10 any Who apply. The entire nanass.
ment Of this undertAkin, has been committed By
the trustees 10 Hon ! ho.. L Rsznlssts late Gov
sFsor Of Kentucky, to vbom all Onnmuniea:iops
pertaining 10 the q n Conerr should 10 addresssd.
X T. DURRETT, President
W. N. HALDgMAN. Vice Pss,',.
JOHN 8. CAIN. sec' Public Library, Ky.
FARMERS 4 i'ROVEEY BANK, Treasurer
Ticbs's nov reeiy for sale, and al ordsfs for
them, or applications for sgeaciss Circular, in
formation, DR., viii NEE With proDpt attention
when addressed 10 below directed.
THOS. BRAXLETTE, Loui. vile, Ky.,
Janis -3ta1Av sst Public Iibrnsy, Ky
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A wELL-KNowS clergyman not many
hundred mile from here, was recently asked
his opinion Of young lady much affected
with the ''Ggecian bend" He replied that
she reminded him OF the woman mentioned
in the scripture Who had spirit of in
trinity and couit !, no wise liz up herself"
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DIR. j. q. ROSE'S
COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Of Buchu !

for al diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder, Prossnte
Gland, and Retention O Incontinencs Of Urinal
Secretion. This 10 The Only psepsFsttoa Of Buehu
ID used In the private practice q many Of most
celsbrated Physicians. This IL not similar 70 many
so-called Compounds Of Buchu, which arc mere
Conpound Fluid Extract, prepared from carefully
sslected ingTedisotp, In own Laboratory, undcr
the supervision ofan sxpssiencsd practical chemist.
inflammation Of the Bidder Retention, Incou-
Cbmpossd F1s;d Ezaroa a Bxeks,
II ID upexeslled - Q remedy In DFopsy, and Q
0outy Affections.
PRICE o. TIE EXTRACT OF DUcHU:
Prepared 1t the Laboratory Of
DIR. J. 8. ROSE CO.,
20 n. Ninth Street., Philadslphta
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THERE has been quite slight advance in
ho-l during the week. Several lots ofchoice
animals brought 4 fair price. Those
who haze liieir hog, should bring them in
as the ssa .. viii close in a week or ten
isyE
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-HE GAS Upper, new paper started
a EraS-hopper Falls, has just been received.
published by Messrs. Huron & Homer,
rr5sents neat appearance, is filed with good
5,adiug matter, and deserves to be success.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06

d.. c.x's Hive (ersup) syrup bas been known
sod sssd ~ The medical profession over 100 year.
and - . reneAy fbF solds and coughs has IN older
I'D bsetef eputatioa than any other cough med
isiDs ever e0ered 70 the public. 10 10 kn9en a.
IL Compound syrup Of Squii.s, end formula may
= found in every medical dispsnsiory. Dr..
Ransso' Hive eprup and Tolu, In addition 10 the
insIedisss iss erdis sy Hive Syrup. Describing
= ths bsoula shsss f.leSrs: n. ssnisins Balnm
q Telu, desoefioa Of Skunk Cabbage Root, LObsiis
snA Hop. . comb nation that must s,mmsnd 1t
- ov0y &c - . sapsFios F<nedy for eFoup,
vAospis9 cesgh, ashaa, brenshitis. coughs and
cold, iedssd isf oil s6eetions Of the throat and
lunes vhafs cough Dedieies 10 ness-sssy. This
eyWp = e.rsfally pssparsd undsr The personai
disesdsa q . rsgulsr physician Of over twenty
ysass psssaics vhoss sienaturs 10 sstschad to the
liIseitscs q ths bsstle. Its very pleasant taste
Dakso IL - sgFssahle medicine for shildren.
SvoFy 80 eeeald keep bottle Of Ranson's Hive
Syrup asd folu In the Aenss. not on'y - . uni
vsssal sDsgh medicine. but - . sure and rssdy
sen.dy ~ sudden ss'srks Of Group among The
RANSOM HA1LlN 4 CO., Props.
Buffalo. N. Y.
- lseal notice. ja,so.Av
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A peli.ioa is circulation praying that
the Senate OF OF Leglature will vote down
the proposition establish Metropolitan
Police force in city. When we saw it,
i. had .eYera. alred names to it, with the
prcs.cot Of &C.. u, several hundred more.
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ASSISTANCE E--r-..D.

On the 2S.h inst. the United States steamer
Stevens rendered assistance to the inmates Of
the Brsnt Island Light House, in the centre
of Pamlico Sound. The principal keeper
had been absent six days with the only boat
belonging to the light bouse, and the assis-
tant keeper and q small boy were alone and
in a s,aving condition, having been i've days
wi,hou; food.
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]. G. HENDERSON a. CO..
SOS West Lake Street.
CHICAGO.

sold By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
For ale at Wholesale BY GEORGE 4. EDL Y
and Retail bv r. z THOMPSON.
nav4eAkVeS
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PHILApEIRRIA, January Sian explo-
don in he Alba Print Work, ut Co..
shocken, yssaezday, killed Rose Eissinoas,
aeed fourteen yean. Tire othen were in
jured.
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.AToE EIEcrED.

TALLAnAssEE, Fla, Jan. SIS B.
Conover, Republican. vas elected United
States Senator to-day, o. the fifth ballot;
tventy-sevsn Democrats voting with the
Republicans.
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DIVIDENDS

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Southern Hotel.
HERAAN TEXAS,

k.sS. 49, 10y :: /: go 49, $500: 80.
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4 , 0ACKAY, Hsss6Asai
Il 4 CAIKQA 0snss1l Assas
n 3 HAxvYY, O.. AefnaEy,
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GERMANY.
American Inauguration Banquet in Berlin
Prussian Treatment Of City Labor Strike
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March 4-Midnight.
dinner was given tonight at the American
Legation in honor OF the Inauguration of President
Grant. Minister Bancroft presided. At his right
sat Prince Bismarck The Diplomatic Corps was
represented by its principal members. Among the
distinguished guests Councillor Won Philips
born and Herr Won Grest, Director OF Universe
ties.
The toast to "The President of the United States'
was offered by Prince Bismarck, and Mr.. Bancroft
gave 'The Health of the German Emperor"
POLICE PLAN FOR THE CONQUEST OF THE cABMEN.
AS the city cabmen obstnately persist in their
strike, to the great inconvenience Of the public, the
police authorities have ordered the cab proprietors
to resume business, under penalty of the with
drawal OF their licenses in case Of refusal.
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NEW YORK STATE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

COHOEs, March 4, 1873.
In the city election here to-day the democrats
elect two supervisors, two Aldermen and the City
Assessor. The republicans elect two Supervisors
and two Aldermen. The balance Of the ticket
Is evenly divided between democrats and republ-
cans.
OswEGO, March 4, 1873.
At the charter election to-day Perry, democrat,
was elected Mayor over Sloan, republican, by
seventy-six majority. The republican gain from
AMENIA. March 4, 1873.
At the town election to-day there was a large
vote pOlled ana alter hot contest H. Cooper, re-
publican, was elected Mayor by majority OF three.
RAWLINGS, March A, 1873.
william Bross was elected Supervisor demo
craft and the whole democratic ana liberal republi-
can ticket elected in this town.
TROY N. Y, March 4, 1873
At tn e municipal elections here to-day William
Ingram, democrat, by about eight hundred ma
jOrity; Peter Finnerty, republican, Police Commits
sioner, over Isaac McConike democrat, by 1000
majority; and John Magill, republican, Assessor.
1t IS clean sweep for the republicans, who are
now serenading Mr.. Kemp.
At the charter election to-day John WiMams,
democrat and antcOmmssiOn candidate, was
elected city Treasurer without opposition. A. q.
Wheeler, democI attic candidate for Police Justice,
was elected by about fourteen hundred majority
was also the nominee Of the anti-com-
mission party. The issue of commission and anti
commission entered largely into the contest Eight
republican Aldermen out OF the fourteen are
elected and nine republicans out OF the fourteen
supervisors. Goddard, a republican Justice OF the
Peace, is elected by about three hundred majority.
The republicans have also majority in the School
Board.
The election passed Off quietly. It is estimated
that the total vote cast was nearly third less
than in the Presidential election.
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1ElEeRAM TO TIE new YORK nERALs.

PARIS March 4, 1873.
President Theirs made a great speech in the
Assembly to-day. He reafflrmed his determination
TO maintain the pact OF Bordeaux.
The preamble of the constitutional project de-
claring that the Assembly reserves to itself the
constitutional power was adopted by the Cham
Der, the vote standing AIS yeas to 1919 nays.
GENERAL FREMONT's DEFENCE
Mr.. Allen, the celebrated advocate, defends
General Fremont In the Memphis and Ell Paso
Railway case now before the Courts here.
PERE HYAclNTHE AND THE PAPACY.
Three hundred liberal Catholics have united In
m address to Pere Hyacinthe urging him to re-
sumo the pulpit at Geneva. The Father has made
a favorable reply, saying that he Is willing to
preach to those who are resolved not to surrender
TO either ultramontanism or unbelief
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THE QUESTION OF THE SPANISH REPUBLIC
In MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, March 4, 1873.

BOSTON. March 4, 1873.
The Committee on Federal Relations, to which
was referred the resolve concerning the condition
Of affairs In Spain, having reported against its
passage, the matter came up in the House this
afternoon, when the rejection was refused and
the resolve, which is as follows, was substituted
Resolved, That we, the representatives of the
people of the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,
hail with delight the announcement that Spain
has declared by an overwhelming vote in the
EOrtes assembled, that she will join the sister,
hood OF republics and we most anxiously look ior-
ward to the time wnen We may welcome Cuba
with all her people liberated from the shackles Of
slavery, as another separate and independent re-
public possessed OF all the rights and blessings OF
Freedom and independence.
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S p A l N
Projects Of Constitutional Progress and
Emancipation by the Ministry.
French Report OF the Commission Of a
Spanish Dictator.
Ssrrano Said To Be suprems-Pampeluna in
Danger Of Capture by the carlists-Bourbon-
list Operations Near Barcelona-Republ-
can Action Against Military Mutiny.
1ElEGRAxs 10 YHt NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March 4, 1873
During the session OF the National Assembly to-
day Senior Figueras President OF the Ministry, sub
mitted bill convoKing Constituent Cortes on the
nrst day OF NAV; ordering elections for members
in Spain and Porto Rico on the 10th of April, all
male citizens Of the age Of twenty be entitled to
vote therefor; dissolvine the present Assembly
after it mas voted the budget, the abolition of
slavery and the armament of the volunteers; and
providing that In the interim a permanent CON-
mittee shall SIT, and as soon as the Cortes meets
tne committee and ministry shall resign.
Senior Tetuan, Minister of Finance, presented
bill authorizing the sale of the Crown property.
Senior Sorni introduced bill extending the
operation OF the banking, Judiciary registration
and mortgage laws OF Spain 10 The colonies.
French Report of the Commission of a
Dictatorship.
PARIS, March A. 1873.
The Messenger de Parts publishes in an extra this
evening dispatches reporting that Marshal Serrano
has been appointed Dictator Of Spain and that the
republicans have suffered severe defeat at the
hands OF the Carlists near Irun.
MARSHAL sERRANO.
His Excellency Francisco Serrano. Duke de Ia
Tore, Marshal Of Spain, and Woodworking to
report-Dictator of the government of the
Spaniards is seventy-three years OF age. He
uSoAStcu W OVeTblTOW ESTdFteTO Ill lo4oJ WAS
exlled after the rising at Saragossa in 1854; Am
bassadOr to Paris in 1856 Captain General OF
Madrid, June, 1865; joined Topete in insurrection
ut Cadz in 1868; President OF the Council OF
Ministers in the provisional government, October
B, 1885, and was made Regent OF Spain on the 18th
pf June. in the year 1869.
The Siege of Pampcluna.
LONDON, March d. 1878.
All accounts show that Pampeluna is likely to
TALL into the hands OF the Carlists.
Uhe Situation and Operations Near Bar
celOMa.
BAYONNE March a, 1878.
passenger train for France was stopped by the
Earlist Chief Sova on Saturday last, near Granol-
Aers des Wales, sixteen miles north of Barcelona
and compelled to return to the latter place.
MILITARY MUTINY TO BE SUPPRESSED.
INSTRUMENTATION Is rifle among the national
troops at Reuss, and the authorities have resolved
On vigorous measures to check it.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Official Information for the Use Of American
Industrials and Inventors
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 4, 1873.
d, Mr.. Jay, United States Minister at Vienna, fur
pishes the following information:-
The Exposition trials OF agricultural machinery
Ehe most interesting for the United States-are
announced. They win take place on the Leopolds-
rorf estate, eighteen miles from Vienna. They
will commence with hoes, root-cuttlng, choppng
and crushing machines on the 18th Of June; grass
mowers reapers, tedders and rakes, on the 18th OF
June Tor rye, wheat, barley, pasture and clover,
with 3O5 English acres and for practice thirty acres
ThreshinQ machines, straw elevators corn clean
Ing and sorting machines, on the 14th OF July
Material will be given for several hours work.
steam ploughng, sowing, narrowing and rolling
machines, on the 10th OF July.
Horses and oxen will be furnished az tariff rates
also steam power