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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
The Cuban Outraaen-ActIOn of the Govern.
ment


ment
1t is understood that it was decided, at the
Cabinet meeting in Washington, yesterday, to
demand the immediate arrest and!punishment OF
tine perpetrators OF tho outrages IN Cuba anu
and that in Case of the inability Of the Castelar
Government to make reparation, our doVelh-
ment would proceed to extreme measures hec-
cesAary to obtain it." Our naval resources are
bsieved, in Washington, to be ample Tor tne
greatest emergency that can arise, ard steps
are being taken TO place the naval service III
condition for immediate use, in case OF suon
emergency.
1t is announced from Havana that the trials OF
all this Virginins captiyes have been conclnheu,
and only IL will be saved from DEATH IL 10
also reported that 81 more of the prisoners "ete
shot at Santiago on the 10th,
Orders have been received at the Boston Navy
Yard to have the frigate BROOKLYN ready Ior son
by December 18th. The Franklin ID also 10 DC
got ready for service. Two hundred sailors
leave the receiving ship OHIO, at Boston to-day
for New York. -
All the sailors on board the receiving snip
Sabine, at Portsmouth N. H., were yCsteraAy
morning dispatched to New York for service Oh
vesaes on Cuban waters.
The United States steamer Kansas sailed Iio.i
New York yesterday for Santiago. Inc JuniAs'
will probably sail to-day. v,.,
public demonstration OF sympathy WIZ, WV,
Cuba took place yesterday in Baltimore, ais
number of CubEns and their American lIleud
paraded through the principal streets anu nov
an indignation meeting in Monument Square'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

Mr.. OdLE DINING Hrs FRIENDS Yesterday,
after the information of his appointment was
communicated to him, Mr. L. NJ Ogie. the new
Recorder, went over to New Castle, where he
was duly sworn in. he then returned to this
CITY and gave a dinner at the Delaware House,
to which several of his friends sat down
Among the rest was Samuel Townsend, Esq
the sage of Appolninimnk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

Bishop Cummins, of the Diocese OF hehiuchyi
has written letter announcing his Withdrawal
from the Protestant Episcopal Church, ami me
letter has created profound sensation amons
the Episcopaians in Kentucky.
The Executive Committee of the American
Iron aud Steel Association has called meeting
OF the national organization, to pe nelu ~
this city on the Goth inst, to conIder tue pre-
sent critical condition of the iron trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
weather Record.
RKroRT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WA5HINHTUNi INUT' to
Probabilities: For Middle States, falling ba-
rometer, increasing cloudiness, south east and
south-ReAt winds and rising temperatnre
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Commerc,ai Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
pu au,. =


PmIIADELPHIA, Nov. Is,
Cotton advancing, with sales at 150154.
Whnnt 1uiet: red. 81. .45CDl56; White. Sl,66C0l75.
Corn higher; yellow, G4 S65c. Oats, 4s@53e.
Whisky higher, at 94c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

Prison NoTEs.-A woman who represented
herself to be I4awler's wife visited New Castle,
yesterday and with tears begged admission to
the prisoners but she was refused. Capt,
Hines and Detective Wood, of the Philadelphia
police force, and Mayor Simms. went over to
New Caste yesterday, on business pertaining
to the prisoners 49,. 1t is said that tho sus-
pected burglars have given up all the small
articles which they carried on their persons, aud
keep no other article in their cell cut hymn
book.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New York Nov. 15.
Gold opened this morning at $109s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Financial.

seized by the Government, and their distribu
tion has not yet been permitted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Tho MiIcntt,s P i.Uning Cnse.

VERDICT OF THE coRoNER's JURY-FURTHUR PAR
TIcULARs IN THE AFFAIR.
A coroner's jury was held over the body of
Robert Wilcutts, few days ago. whose death
from poison mention was made in last Satur-
DAVIS COMMERCIAL The verdict rendered was
s.In the opinion of the jury the deceased came
to his death by poison, administered by himself
or some person unknown to the jury"
There were no facts brought out at the in
Quest which crminated either the wife of Mr..
Wilcutts or DR.. Blocksom, although the convic-
tion exists in the minds Of some people about
Little Creek Landing that they were the. authors
of the husbands death. One fact however, ad-
duced at the examination is conclusive
evidence that Mr. Wilcutts administered
the poison himself, viz: that before his death.
and while he was perfectly RATIONAL son Of
Coroners Cats asked Mr.. Wilcutts who poison
ed him. to which he made no reply, although
before his sickness he had freely talked of lis
wife's neglect. Had it been she who gave
him the poison, he would, most likely,
have readily confessed it. Besides, Mr.. WilGutts
was known to carry poison about him. and be
had frequently threatened to take his life
Mrs Wicutts was Miss Yorke, of highly
respected family in the neighborhoed, and very
prepossessing in her appearance. 1t is said ths
| Milcutts was the author of his own troubles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
More Cuban Outrages.

H,I1s FROM NEW ORLEANS SEIZED BY THE GOVERN
MENT
HAVANA, Nov. is.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

- PIoEs.-Pure pepper cinnamon, alspice, cloves
Qtnger, mustard, for So low, at II z. Fourth
street. J. L. HOUSTON, ia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

AN Aarp FARMERS HEAD SPLIT oPEN-rHE MuE- a-
pERERs THEN ASSAULT THE D"ELLiNu' ~
ARE HEpuLsED. ~, az
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
zglarrIages.

EIf f7T.ETaH-THoMAs-A II AT 7a5 wo'laatou street,
W nlngiou Oa puesday, Nov II by Rev. L @
kiatllcG, Alexander Burleigh and Hannah Ii
Thomas both o this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

EApANHsE CURIOsITIAs Of unique designs,
= iO' sA'' avg ii z. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
SECOND lTNN.
The chnn.nhip.

Ep-sEsAroR WILLARD sAbax APPOINTED TO
THE vACAlACE.
. 4. D. l. I'll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

JUST IN
Another lot of that celebrated
SILyE MUUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
The pfaise OF which is on every ones lips in this
city. Also,
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
at greatly dTeed prices.
W. N. CHANDLER,
GIL lSix RleVanl Market st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

Commissioner LaisUa's delegation Of Chinese
youth are expected to arrive il this city at half
past serea O'Clock this evening. Toe party is
composed Of Messrs. Taug and Wong Shing two
Chinese officers Of high rank. who have the boys
il eha7ge, and tWenty-eigbt youths from tea 10
twelve years old The party, last year, was at
tended BY barber and tailor, bat these boys
have 10 servants Messrs. Yung and Shing have
never been IN this coun:ry before. The former
vii remain here 10 assist Commissioner Laisuu
n bis dates, bat Wong Shing retarns at once to
the Celestial empire The delegation is to be
thirty in number bat two Of the boys are already
in the United States. oue was sapernunerary
il last years. party, while the thirtieih is young
Chiuausn who has been il this country for fre
or six years. The boys are chosen from the In
Perial training school at SLaDghae, an institution
established by Commissioner Laisuu. two years
ago, for the express purpose Of selecting and ft-
ting boys for the American mission. They are
not chosen on account Of rank, but for merit only,
some Of them being the ebidren Of very poor
parents. Indeed there is no such thing as her
editary rank 10 China outside the imperial fImiiy
for every man, if be attsins position q, all, must
do 50 BY his own e1eriions- Most Of the stu.
dents cone from Canton and vicinity, though
fes we're born in the country around Shanghae.
The delegation viii remain at Hsynes's only two
or three days, till the people with whom they
are 10 i've can come Tor them. Mr. Laisun has
received numerous applications to take students,
but has distributed as far as possible smoug the
families where the boys who came last year have
been stopping. -Four of the number go to Nor
Hampton, two each TO Greenfield, Amherst, VIII
b-sham, Warren and Essthsnp,ou five or s1x
vii remain in this city, two 60 to Washington,
Coun-, while the other six will fnd homes in
Central Connecticut. The regullr price paid for
board and teaching is SIS per week for each pupil.
Springfield Mss UHioH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
Twenty Rule. for Health.

l. Remember, tie Author OF the laws which
govern the human body Is the ssihor Of the Ten
Commandments
? Iu6delity to the laSs-estsblished that man
kiud shOuId be healthy and hapPy-is the greatest
sin Of the present generation.
3 Be cheerful, trustful Of others, and faithful
TO your own best conception Of duty. NeTer
brood over troubles that you have, and be sure
yOo never borroS any.
1. Be much IN the sunlight, sud prefer light
eolOred clothing.
5. Drones mast die. Exercise literally and
i've. Be outdoors ali yoa can while the sun
shines.
6. Breathe pure air. Live With open windows,
and the windows Of heaven viii be more likely
70 open for you.
:. Pray with pure heart and = clean skin.
Battle oftsn.
S AvUid stimulation By spirits Of all kinds.
stIOug coffee and tea Opium and tobacco.
g. Keep the head cool, feet and heart warn,
hopes hezveo~ari, and 6uger nails clean.
10 Eat ooly three times daily, aud never BE-
tween msAls-oos = nat or az apple. Drink
uotEiag while eating.
IL. One hearty neal Of meat per day is sun
Gent The other two should be spare
u AVOID late, hearty suPPers, pork, spices
and pepper, rich pastry. S0d inPerfectly cooked
beans
L. Wheat, cat and barley neal, with beans,
peas, lean meats, fish and wild game, are the best
articles Of food.
IA traits are cooling to The blood, and spsci-
ally adapted to warn weather.
- Eat slowly, nasticzte yOur food weI, and
eat nothing for three hours before retiring.
I6. Let the tine spent at table Be happy En-
courage pleasant. eheerfal eonrersztIo1 +; joke,
bet do not argue. Rest half-tOor after every
hearty neal
Il. Sleep eight ho0rs OF each day.
Is BEaio. bone and muscle are built Of differ
eut usieri.l, and the brsin-Eorker should have
food dlGsrsut from the nascle-uorksr. he is
not thoroughly edacated vhO cannot select food
adapted to his needs
Is. Avoid e0rsets, aud suspend 10 article Of
clothing from the waist Protect every part Of
the BODY iron chill and exposure
% Study hygiene, attend health lectures and
rad health Itsratnre- As yOu are ignorant or
intelligent in PhysiolOgy vii your habits be WISE
or otherEiss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

Il is fact not generally understood that abuse
Of a uaa IN public print actually makes ior hin
frieods- II candidate for oeice. the reckless
deuuneiatiOu Of Al opposition party organ is
usuAlly stToag card IN his favor. The public is
qaick 10 discern between calm, dispassiOnste
criticism, and vitapsraiive abuse; and though
charges made IN spirit Of passiO0ate hatred may
Be true. the public Is usually 10th TO believe
then. and Is rather disposed 10 regard them in
the hight Of persecution. and to rally TO the stan
dzri OF the accused.
Asa case 10 point. take that OF Henry Edger-
tou, Of Sacramento. There is scarcely crime
in the black catalogue that be was not accused Of
thrOcch the cOlumns Of the S1c711ulsHIo Record
either one Of which sseusstiOns. If true, ought 10
have condemned him in the estimation Of the
people; and yet they expressed their opinioa Of
his aeeasers. and their coasdeucs 10 hIu. by
slecting him to the Stale Senate BY 4 majority
Of eight hundred votes
This case ought to teach journalists, whose
weapons Of warfare 10 political campaign are
personal abuse snd yiiupesalion. that they are
bs; aiding the cause they would oppose. and that
such treatment Of az opponent is as futile for
harm as it is unmanly-
Abuse Is kind Of argument that any black
guard can make use OF Eitbost harm 10 any o0e
bat himself Whea decent people thoroughly
understand this fact. they Will care less what
Others say about them. They should ever bear
in mind that the best fruit trees always receive
The most pelling.
The lesson Of this article is, that men. and es-
Peci.lly editors, shOOld learn to keep their ten
per- and ain to reform Journalism in this reseeet.
San Use Nsgcury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CH OROD YIN II
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

FTNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfOunded statements frequently made. ''thAt
the composition OF CHLR0DYNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact IS Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented BY DR.. J. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff. and 80
named BY him. and it has baed all attempts at anal
ysis BY the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have been pub
lished 1t is obvious therefore, that anything sold
under the name. save DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0R0DYNE, is spurious imitation.
CAUTI0H.-Viee-C Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION
This invaluable remedy produces quiet, refreshing Sleep
relieves pain Gains the syste restores the deranEed fnc,
body without eating Of those unpleasant results at
tending the Of opium Old and young may take it At all
t to its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
medical exiol its virtues extensively, using h in
terry DarrhRa Colics Coughs Asthma, Rheumatism Nsu
ralgia, Whooping Cough, Crsnp Hysteria, &c.
EXTRACTS FRoN MEDICAL OPINIONS
iae Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated to the College
Of Physicians and j. T. Davenport that he had received In
formation the effect that the remedy any
Cholera CHLoR0DYNE--see Lancet Dec. 81, 1854.
that in nearly every Cholera which Dr. j. C0LLIs
BROWNIES cnL0R0DYNB was administered, the patient
recovered
Extract from Medical TBes Jan T. ls66-" Chlorodyue
prescribed by Of orthodox neea practitioners OF
course it would not thu; be snguary popular did it not
Extract from the General Board Of Health London to
It's efficacy In So strongly convinced Of the
urge the necessity Of adopting II in all eases-"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words DR.. J.
COLLls BROWNE the Government Stamp. 0TsrWhelua-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer, J.T. AVENPORT,
s. Great Russell st., Bloomsbury, London.
Sold 10 Bottles at Is III p Cd. aud g. 3D.
WILLS. +4i-em
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
PITCH.

c,ToCKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HR. BBLs
- Wilmington Pitch in bbls. Rer sale By
BOLLES 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

- business cards. vhrn prueid ~ - lesr -
allowed dinount lom thee r.ira uhch era ~ uanasaa
Advertisements. uhsn paid oF charEei quAItrliy-
Nn-An foreign airsr;lsumsutn mus b arcQulaaise
With the ray wheu ordered a ncce si s. i.Aen =
them The q charges gren - ne aoose SALE ae4
rsittaucrs fr advertisements Faherrpiea4 aI - 49,
IN Pr-tags siAmpa er coin-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
TAR.

0TOcKHoLM. IN BBLs. AND HALP BBLs.
- American Tar in bbls. FOrsais BY
BoLLES 1 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
ANCHORS

ENGLIsH IROK-sTocK ANCHoRs-WEI0HT
u from 100 lbs. 70 1900 lbs. For sale By
BOLLEs A ca
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
CORDAGE.

IIEMP AND MANILA cORDAGE,
8 BoLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
ALARGE ASSORTMENT,
SPERM OIL.

WARRANTED PURE, AND VERY LIGHT
w Color. FOR sale BY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
SPUNYARN.

XIToRNLINE. HOUsELINE. SEEING. MAR
w LINE, &e. For sale BY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
aPERM CANDLEa.

A ssoRTED SIZES. PUT UP IN CARTOONS
~ aud warranted the genuine article.
For sale BY 10y BoLLEs q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
COAL TAR.

IN CASKS COAL TAR FOR SALE By
BoLLEs = co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

OIzEs IRON IS TO I SEE INCH. SMALL
- Chain is quantities % suit Ror sale by
BOLlF5 q co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

The Illustrated Christian Weekly
rs SUPPLIED TO sURsCRIBERs AT ss.eo
u per annun- II n WHITNEY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
POLAR OIL.
CHAIN CABLES.

A FEW CASKS OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
n ROr sale By 90 BoLLBs oc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
HanaIel Packet.
For KohaIa, Hawaii.

The 9chr. Active
- WILL RUN As nEGrEAR PACKET
60 70 ne abovs Ports For freEht ra11asz ary %
alI sm WALKER ALIEN. AgrntA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29
Oregon Dried Apples /!
JOhnROn'm

A PEW half Barrels, per FaIkinhurE,
"A Par sale BY (lzl BOLLKs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

IN 10 and %. Cases.--A vsry uiss assie;s,
i received per Fslkingbsfg. and for sale b.
- B0LLBs-A co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-29

'PiS: Ss.S..:ii S:.if'fy TSy. = -. pa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21
NEWS OF THE DAI.

ITO shoe the vcry age and 6oHy Of the Times
A food is anticipated in the Alabama river.
The Indiana Legislature has passed a rrohlb-
tory liquor law.
Prince Napoleon and his wife, Princess Clio
thlde, have arrived in Milan.
Another murderer is to be hanged at Osborne,
ILL.,, on the l4th of March.
A telegram from Calcutta, dated yesterday,
states that the encroachmeus of the Persians
on Beloochstan have been checked.
The people of Cuba are represented as being
almost unanimously 10 favor of the new Repub-
lcan Government in the mother country.
Luizi Luizgnan, the Italian who murdered
his wife by stabbing her in the mouth some
months since, was yesterday convicted of muir
der in the first degree at Morristown, New Jer-
sew 4 motion for new trial has been male.
A dispatch from St. Thomas says that the
lease of SANTANA, San Domingo, by au American
companv has aroused the wrath Of Cabral and
other rcvoluti)na,y Chcfs. ard that a campaign
against Ba"z is contemplated.
The sailors Of the United States steamer
"Worccstcr' landed the ships pumps and put
out disastrous fire in Havana. saving, the
Governors pulaca from destruction, TO the
great admiration Of the llavanc,c.
\ decree has been pass d b. one of the North
Carolina State Cou,tS ordering the sac OF the
Wilmington, Charlotte anil Rutherford Rail
road to satisfy the claims 81 II" first mort gage
bonlhUldcrs.
In the prus>ian Diet Yesterday the Minister
T. a..
to be twenty millions Of dollars, ard proposed
measures for the reduction Of the pubic debt.
Ii is thought in Berlin 70 be probable that 4
decree will soGn be- issued couvoklug the Reich
stag.
General ;sickics T. S. Minis CT to Spaia, has
intimated 10 the new Government that the Uai
ted States will press no embarrassing questions
concerning Cubu There have been in>urrcc-
tionary troubles in scme OF the Provinces. and
the statue OF General Washington was taken
down from TIE iacadc OF the town hall at Bar
ccona.
A meeting ofthc River AID lIarbor Improve.
mcnt Board Of B,ltimore Was held yesterday,
at which Mr.. John W. Garrett made an argu
mcnt in favor IF the appropriation by the city
IF $2UO.O 600 to com l'tc the widening aud
deepening ofthc ship channel So as to admir-
ocean steamships Of the largest siz, to the
wharves of Baltimore.
The jury in the famous Jnmcl will case Of
Bowen against Chase, in New York city, have
rendered verdict in favor Of the defendant,
and have added further verdict that Eliza B.
Jumcl had no interest in the lands claimed
which were dcsccnihle to her heirs The
property Involved is valued at six million dol
lars. Chase has now brought suit against Bow
en- to have him cnjoincd from bringing addi-
tonal suits to recover the Jumel estate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

A letter from Washington says:-"Thc
Louisiana muddle is becoming more muddIed
than ever. Yesterday the committee on cleo
tons and privileges submitted their reports.
The committee numbers in all seven, and five
reports were made, expressing different opin-
ions. The parties here in the kellogg interest,
who were declaring Wednesday night that the
Kellogg government would be in effect SUI
taincd, were probably correct, for it seemed TO
be the general opinion yesterday that nothing
dchuite could be evolved out of SO many con-
hicting opinions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

Oakcs Amos is said to be apparently the
most unconcerncd individual among the &C
cuscd in the Credit Mobiier affair He goes
about the House as usual, and takes delight in
calling the attention Of the members Of the
committee to the comments of the press on
their report Heinforned Judge Niblack that
on Tuesday next he would move to expell the
committee and he expressed the opinion that
his motion would receive more votes than the
resolution of the committee Mr. Brooks is
qnic III, but manages to spend part of the
session In his scat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21
6h5p.pn (ity Lots SWinIl G.

CHICAGO, February 2O.-Thc Tribune this
morning publishes a full expose of the
swindle ia so-calIcd Chicago city lots 1t APP
pears from this account that q. w. Scott pur-
chased quantity Of swamp land about twenty
miles from the courthouse at 50 an acre,
and subdivided it into lots which have been
sold at 5000 each to hundreds Of people in this
city. The Tribune publishes a full list of over
one thousand purchasers, besides many persons
in other sections Of the country. An examlna.
ton of the plat of this subdivision, dubbed
"Boulevard Subdivision shows that the lots
ranged in size from Is By IS to 9 by 20 feet.
The streets average six feet in width, and the
alleys thirteen inches. Many letters are re-
ceivcd from parties East inquiriug as to the
value of the lots in the subdivisions, showing
that parties arc offering them for sale through
out the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

Mr. 0. G. Grimes Of Prince Georges cour-
ty, Md, who has had much experience in
pruning f. nit trees in communication to the
Marlboro Gazette, gi:es it as his opinion that
theoretically and p-ac ically the best season to
prune is when the trees are at rest and leatcss
as they are now, so that the frame work can
be better observed, and when the orchardist
has most leisure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

The Washington Chronicle says I'VE hail
with satisfaction the efforts of the Old Domln-
ion to save her somewhat di,apidated credit
from more serious dctriment. Virgiuia's re-
sources have never been properly appreciated
by her own people. She has only to summon
her energies for the emergency that is upon
her, and she will resume a commanding posi-
ton among her sisters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

The Speaker of the Alabama House of Rep
rcsentatiyes and coorcd member named VIII
liams nave been arrested on the. charge of con.
spring to prevent the election of United
States Senator on the second Tuesday after the
organization of the Legislature las the act OF
Congress provides) The parties have been
bound over to appear before Judge Busted at
the next term of the United States Circuit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

In The House Of Representatives yesterday
the bill providing for the rccomputation OF the
accounts between the United States and the
several States growing out of moneys expcnd
ed By said States in the war of 1872 was con-
sidercd at length anj finally rcjcctcd-yeas 90,
NAYS 1lS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21

Some of the London papers are discussing
American affairs freely. The Standard is IN
diguant a; General Buffers bill Tor distributing
the Geneva award, aud asserts that it shows
clearly that the award was Il million of dollars
more than i, should have been. 1t declares
the Geneva decision diplomatic defeat, the
treaty of Washington bluuder, aud arbitra
tinn q ili.nrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-21
nays ] IS.

1t is said that Gen. Buffers i'll feeling to-
wards Mr.. Evarts, of which he 3D. made
display few days ago in the House of Repre-
senta'ives, originates in dspleasure at some re-
marks made by Mr.. Evarts in speech he
made in the Impeachment trial Of Andrew
johnson.