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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-10-23

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New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the Bar Association was held,
last night Edgar g. Van winkle presiding The Treas
urer reported general fund Of o69 % hand with
Library Fund Of s12 A, but stated that ssoS remained
due OF the promised subscriptions toward the prosecu-
tons recently carried resolution was passed eS'
pressing esteem for the late Tbos. A Johnson On mo-
ton OF Gen John A. Foster the report OF the Committee
on Extotions which has been on the table IL months,
was taken up and adopted
Mr. Boardman said that lawyers paid illegal Tees 70
officials every Lawyers towards and avoided
any conflict with the sheriff and his Office The shers
various counties combine to prevent legislation
regulating the sherifs' fees. He moved that until
such legislation Is contemplated In abe report be
cured the present statutes regulating the fees and
charges OF the various officials coated by the Com
mttee be printed and distributed among the members
OF this and that the members pledge them
selves 10 be governed by sad statutes In making pay
ments 70 officials and TO protest against the payment Of
other and higher fees" The resolution was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

Two new gunboats, the Trial and Zephyr,
were launched on Monday at Chatham, England.
The Prussian Court goes into mourning
three weeks for the Dowager Empress OF Austria
The steamship Talisman foundered at sea
on her voyage from Brazilian porte to Hamburg Twelve
lives were lost
Charles Reade has begun a suit against The
london Advertiser for ibelous criticism VI one OF his
plays, laying his damages at al,OoO
An insurrection of the natives has broken
out against the Portuguese authorities IN Loanda on the
coast OF Africa Corvettes with troops have
been dispatched to the colony
The town of San Vicente, in the Republic Of
Salvador has been destroyed by an earthquake. The
houses being chiefly Of adobes are easily shaken to
pieces. No lives are reported lost.
PAPERS from Guatemala to the 9Th of January
report that the Provisional President Gars Granada
had sent his resignation Me Assembly which refused
10 accept 1t. The country was quiet and rhe Consutu
ent Assembly busy framing the CONSTITUTION aho
needed measures Of reform.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
SPANS DESTINY.
PROCLAMATION OF A REPUBLIC.

PROCLAMATION OF A REPUBLIC.
AMADEUS PERSISTS IN HIS DETERMINATION TO
ABDIcATE-DIsCUssION IN THE CoRTEs -
VOTE ON THE ADOPTION OF A REPUBLICAN
FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
MADRID, Monday, Feb. 10, 1873.
At o'clock this evening King Amadeus announced
to Senor Zorrlla that he was determined TO adhere
to his resolution to abdcate. Since Saturday last,
when he declared his intention Of quitting the
throne, the Ministers have strenuously endeavored
to dssuade him from doing So but their efforts have
proved futile.
The annou ncement that the abdioation is certain
creates profound sensation but tranquility pre-
walls. royal message. announcing the determine
ton Of the King, will soon be submitted to the
Cortes After its presentation, the members of the
Cabinet will tender their designations.
MADRID Tuesday, Feb. II, 1873.
King Amadeus persists in his determination to
abdicate the throne. Itis expected that an Execu-
tive Commission of the Government will be formed,
which will proclaim republic. When it became
known, last night, that the King would certainly
resign the crown, groups of people gathered in many
of the streets, and there were some attempts to
create disturbance. The demonstration was
promptly suppressed, and the crowds dispersed
without any conflicts. The Congress, last night,
adopted proposition that the President of that
branch Of the Cortes and 50 deputies shall constitute
Permanent Committee.
VERSAILLES Tuesday, Feb. II, 1873.
NJ. Quinet, Republican deputy in the Assembly,
has received dispatch dated at Madrid at noon to-
day, signed by Senors Figueras and CASTELAR,, an
nouncing that the Republic viii be proclaimed in
Spain this evening.
WASHINGTON, D. Co. Tuesday, Feb. II, 1879.
Secretary Fish, this evening, received the following
dispatch from Minister Sickles: "At o'clock to-
night the Cortes adopted republican form of Gov
ernment by vote of 259 in the affirmative and 80 in
the negative"
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. li-Midnight
The abdicaton of King Amadeus is the sll-ab-
sorbing topic IN London and Paris. The view is
considered gloomy and bitter civil war inevitable.
The last dispatch received from Madrid was dated
at o'clock this morning. Nothing has since been
received. The failure of dispatches is regarded as
ominOus.
The last dispatch says "The streets are now Il
a. m.) filled with crowds of excited people The
Senate has appointed permanent Committee OF
Thirty. Senor Malcampo and Admiral Topete, in
behalf of Marshal Serrano, have offered support to
Prime Minister Zorrilla in maintaining order 1t is
rumored that Zorrilla intends to leave the capital
Tomorrow. senor Rivero will remain at his post as
President of the Congress"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
TIE REIGN OF KING AMADEUS.

The great uprising of September 1868, led by
Prince Topee and serrano, having driven Queen Isabella
III. from the Spanish throne, provisional government
proclaimed and remained IN power until June, 1869,
when Marshal SerranO was declared Regent. The re-
gency continued until Nov l6 1870 when Amadeus, the
second son of King Victor Emanuel, expressed his
willingness to accept the throne, provided the Cortes
elected him by a majority OF two-thlrds.
After vigorous opposition on the part OF the Republ
can leaders the Prince was elected by the requisite
jOrty Nov l6 and formally accepted the throne
the 4th OF December following. lie landed at ICarta-
gena the 9Oh Of that month"; and three days later
tered Madrid where he received with great enthu
siasm He addressed letter TO the soyereigns OF Eu-
rope announcing that he had accepted the throne offered
him by the Cortes and promptly entered upon the graye
duties OF government
His first Ministry obtained two-thirds majority at
the elections for the Cortes held in March but
compelled 70 resign in July, having become unpopular
account Of the great embezzements discovered in
the administration OF the finances. After several
deayors on the part OF the King TO form Cabinet
composed OF representatives OF different parties had
failed Ruiz Zorra, OF the leaders Of the Progress
istss, accepted the position OF Prime Minister. and
formed Ministry which included sagasta Ruy Gomez
aud Malcampo.
The first measures OF the Ministry made a favor
able impression and when 1t asked for loan Of $50 O0o
Oco seven times that sum offered. The King made
tour through the provinces in the Fall Of 1871 and
received with enthusiastic demonstrations in several
cities. He was however, soon again embarrassed by
ministerial complications Zorrilla gave way TO NAL
campo and great political excitement prevailed until
December. when a Cabinet was formed under the
Leadership Of sagasta, with Topete Minister OF the
Colonies.
In April general truce declared between Spain
and the Spanish republics with which she nomnay
at war
Cuba was ia revolt when Amadeus asoended the
throne during his brief reign her patriot soldiers
persstenty resisted his authority While expressing
ardent desire for peace he never relaxed the re-
morseless policy OF hs predecessors, and allowed the
power OF the volunteers to remain unchecked.
He sanctioned the savage acts OF Valmaseda and
treated with indifference the murder OF the Cuban stu
dents at Havana He acquesced In the existence Of
slavery tho colonies. although there was 10 doubt Of
his readiness TO enforce any scheme OF emancipation
which the Cortes may adopt
Durng the past year King Amadeus narrowly escaped
assassination and his kingdom disturbed by Carlist
instructions mainly In the northern provinces. The
Ssgasta Ministry forced and after saeces
sive changes Ruiz Zorra, the present Premier, came
into Office early the year, and, supported BY strong
majority has resisted the vigorous Efforts OF the oppos
mon TO drye him from power
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

SYNOPSIS OF TIE CHARTER-DIvIsI0N OF TIIR
ROAD INTO sECTIoNs-PLAN OF CONSTRUC-
TIoN.
OTTAWA, Canada, Feb. 1.-THE text OF the
charter Of the Canadian Pacific Railway is published
this morning. The Company have period Of nearly a
year allowed FOR making the financial arrangements the
charter 10 be null and void unless these arrangements
are completed the satisfaction OF the Government by
the Of January 1874 The charter provides that the
railway be divided into sections olows The eastern
section extending from the eastern terminus TO Red
Rver the Lake Superior section. extending from some
point the eastern section to Lake superor the cen
trail section extending from Red River TO point In the
longitude OF Fort Edminton; the Manitoba section e1-
tending from the line in the Province of Manitoba
TO the BOUNDARY OF the United States and the western
section extending point in the longitude Of Fort
Edminton to the Pacific Coast.
The Company shall, within two years from the Nth
day OF July in the year 1871. begin simultaneously the
construction of the railroad FROM the Pacific Ocean
toward the Rocky Mountains, and from point In the
Province Of Ontario hereafter 10 be determined by the
Government toward the Pacific Ocean, 10 connect the
seaboard OF British Columbia with the railway system
of Canada; and, further, shall construct the Manitoba
section by the 3ls December 1874 the Lake Superior
section and portion Of the main line as shall be re-
dIIired 10 complete communication between Lake GU
nerjor and Red River by the 31st Of December, 1876;
shall proceed with and construct the eastern ara west
ern sections simultaneously shall prosecute the work
Of constructing the railway with all due diligence and
shall complete the whole railway within Ten years Iro
the said 10th day July 1871 unless the aforementioned
period be extended by Parliament, in whose care the
Company shall complete the whole railway wltnih such
extended period. . -, o
Ths Company is also empowered TO make arrange
ments with any railway company IN Canada OF tue
United States connect the sections OF the Canadian
Pacific and to running powers over such railways
The ma aximum amount Of both land and money subsidy,
namely 100000 OF land and $OOOOO0 In money.
are the Company 1t s reported that sr
Hugh Allan, Mayor Walker the Hon A. g. Archibald
ana the Hon. j. j. c. Abbott will proceed TO England
about the end OF the current month to make the hnan
cia arrangements in connection with this great work
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE NORTHWEST BOUNDARY.
DISCUSSION IN THE BRITIsB HOUSE OF LORDS
STATEMENT BY EARL GRANVILLE.

", 70
In the House of Lords, this evening, the
Earl of Lauderdaie asked whether measures had been
taken to complete the settlement Of the western part OF
the boundary line between the British Dominions and
the United States. He cOntended that, notwithstanding
the decision with regard to that portion OF the line which
gave San Juan TO the United States there were sun
several water channels which the Americans might
claim The rights OF the Indian tribe also left IN
settled and collisions were inevitable He characterized
the whole Treaty OF Washington the most humiatng
England had ever negotiated.
Earl Granville replied with that steps had
been taken settle all boundary questions. British
Commission had surveyed line which almost iden-
teal with that laid by the Americans. Instructions
had been sent out with Of arriving at an agree
ment upon the exact boundary.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE CARLIST NSURRECTION.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT FORCES
ACTIVITY OF THE INSURGENTS.

ACTIVITY OF THE INSURGENTS.
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1873.
lie Temps has advices from Spain showing
that the s operating against the Cariss in
the north with "a battaOns OF infantry Of the regular
army and a proportonate amount OF cavalry and
artillery and 6,OO0 1000 volunteers and gendarmes
The Carsts are active In the neghborhood Of Segoyia
and Estella
The City OF saragossa is virtually boekaded, the in
surgents being masters Of the surrounding country
Balaguer fortified town. is also threatened by force
under Tristany and 900 insurgents before JuncOra
Fresh bands have appeared in Aragon The Carlist
leaders beginning to act in concert and are rapidly
perfectiug their organization.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

Concord. Feb. 1i.-About 80 representatives
Of the LIBERAL Republican party met here to-day. in
pponse To n call from the Committee, and nominated
samuel X Mason OF Bristol for Governor aud william
A. Head of Sandwich for Railroad Commissioner. Mason
W. Tappal presided
LLTER.-rbe Liberal Republican meeting held
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
RonAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS ApPoINTrD

A cable dispatch from Rome, received in this
city yesterday announces the appointment of the Very
Rev Dr NJ A Corrigan as Bishop OF Newark N. j., and
OF WIN. II. Gross Redemptorst Missionary, Bishop
OF Savannah. The nominations were confirmed by the
Pope Feb.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

here to-day, after nominating a State ticket
formed itself into Congress Convention and
reported the following candidates for Congress-
Ist District Eery A. Hbbard Of Laconia lid District
Josiah NJ Fletcher of Nashua lid District, Samuel p
Cooper Of CROYDON.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
PRESIDENT THEIRS AND THE ASSEMBLY.
THE LEFT CENTER WILL SUPPORT THE PREsi-
DENT-THE ELECTORAL LAW.
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb. II, ID

PARIS, Tuesday, FEB II, 1918
A deputation from the Left Center of the
Assembly waited on President Theirs last evening and
promised him the support OF their party The President
told them he hoped he would be able to induce the Com
mittee OF Thirty to accept the Governments views IL
he failed with the Committee he would maintain thoso
views before the Assembly.
The Special Committee appointed to draw up an eec-
toral law, resolved not submit their report to
the Committee Of Thirty, and declare they will resign
rather than do 80.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
CONTENTS OF THAT MEMORANDUM. BOOK.

OAKEs AMEs ONCE MORE ON THE sTAND-THE
NAMES ALL IN THE BoOK-wHAT THE EN-
TRIES MEAH-CLOsE OF THE TESTIMONY.
lBf TELEGRAPH TO THR TnBuERl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Poland Committee
closed the taking of testimony this evening after
session extending from 10 o'clock in the morning
until nearly 10 at night, with short recess for din
ner. They will now devote themselves to writing
their report and they hope TO complete il this week
The Committeeman was packed with curious peo-
pie at an early hour to-day.
The members Of the Committee all in their
seats at 10 o'clock, and Vice-President CofaX and
his counsel were early hand. For nearly an hour
everybody waited impatently for the appearance OF
Bee Pinh PaAe.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE CONGRESS SCANDAL.
NE cnIFAX,s DEFENSE.

mn. ,cCouSr OF TIE 81 200 DEposIT-A FRUIT
Irss GROSS EXAMINATION OF MR.. AhEs-
WEIGHT OF MR.. CoLAxS sTORY-THE EvI-
ArNCT HIM
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

Personal STATEMENT OF Mr.. COLFAx AN
ELABORATE REVIEW or HIS CAsE-wHAT
lie SAID LAST FALL AND WHAT he SAYS
NOW.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Poland Special
Committee reassembed, at O'Clock this evening, and
Vice President Collar read the following letter from
gentleman whom he declared be the best pariamenta
Tian in the United States:
CLERKS OFFICE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, U. g..
NJ A. Fob 10, 1873. I
TO ne Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx- Dear Sir: Al your
request have examined the proceedings of the House
o representatives for the session Of Congress com
e1elng December, 1857 reported In Tie
~ nave examined Gil your rulings as Speaker on
~ made during The entire session by the
nyn. y d. MsshbprDe and the Hon. c. c. Wasbburn in
TeHuon 70 the Union Pacific Railroad and and no rnn1
n~Se oS YOU tnat Was not, In my Judgment Commanded
ADo 'neo Dy Parliamentary law Very respectfully.
-, =. JOHN NJ BIRcLlx
SOurhA clerk House OF Representatives
MI Coiiax then addressed the Committee IA follows.
GEHTLZSES: Last Fan was one OF a number ~ ,e,.
cons IN public life charged with having been bred NV
gfts OF stock IN the Cp6dit MobNer from which eoos
Dous dividends had been received and for wbIch oe,
tain legsation had been procured rephed to theso
charges in a speech at South Bend Ind Gen, a. ,sn,
IN which, after showing that the important mar,
OF tbis legislation had been enacted four Year, b.fora
The alleged bribery responded 70 the personal attack
- follows, which read from The chicago Inter Oeea, OF
us Dext day:
HIS SPEECH AT sOUTH BEND LAST FALL.
@fS nsving IN my life 0ollsT Of stock Of any kind
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
NR. FELLOWS RECALLED.

Mr.. Fellows recalled and examined further
concerning the court proceedings, after which
Mt Norton adjourned the investigation until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow. saying t expected the case would then
be eloseo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-18

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lime, bu it pro luces perfect and permanent cures
. INC worst cases of chronic Nass. Catarrh, and
lcy $500 re,rcJd for a case t. II cannot cure.
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sense OF smell Ia tie or hearing; eyes watering or
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hea you may rest assured that you have Ca
tarrh. Thousands annually, without manisesting
half he above symptoms, terminate in Consump'
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Glars viii Sc nd my pamphlet on Catarrh, 10 any
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The old people were absent On visit. TIL
inmates Of the house were the murdered maj
Almon NJ. Gordon, aged % !. Emma A., hi
wife, %; their children, Ida B., 6, and q
little girl of II months; Anna, a niece, o.
John T., the brother, and a hired man.
AT about o'clock the latter was awakened
by the shrieks Of the little boy, and immedi-
ately discovered that the house was on fire.
Alarming the neighbors the flames were ex-
tinguished without much damage. The bod
les Of the father, mother and infant, who &C.
cupied the same bed, were found mangled
and so scor~hed, as to be scarcely recognize
able. The little boy, who slept in crib in
the same room, was severely wounded, but
may survive. The bloody deed was evident
ly committed with an axe, which was found
on the premises. The wounds of the three
murdered persons were inflicted upon the
head, must have caused instant death. The
brother, John T., was soon arrested, and
remains in custody of the sheriff. He is %
years old, farm laborer and unmarried He
maintains a sullen appearance, refusing to
answer any questions, but saying that at a
proper time he will defend himself.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Three persons were drowned about five
miles below Woodstock, N. B., Thursday,
while attempting to board the steamer Ando-
yer from small boat. Five passengers were
in the boat when it upset.
Some mscreants placed distractions across
the track of the Norwich & Worcester rail.
way, near Dayville, Conn, and the steamboat
train Sunday morning was wrecked Three
Of the employees of the road were injured,
but fortunately no one was killed.
The Rio Grande border commission has
returned to Washington. Their report dem
onstrated the necessity of more stringent
measures against the villainous Mexicans and
Indians whose thefts and outrages are innu-
merab.c,
Henry jewet.. an unsuccessful suitor of
Miss Ella Woods of Hudson, n. H.. shot
her in he eye on Saturday, tried to kill her
father and then shot himself in the head.
He will probably die, but it is hoped the lady
will recover.
Commissioner Meacham, wounded and
partly scalped az the time Gen. Candy was
massaered, says that Capt. Jack himself shot
the General.
Gov. kellogg of Louisiana reports the best
results from the Presidents proclamation,
and gives an encouraging statement of the
State finances.
Sir Bartle Frere reports that 10000 per-
sons are annually exported from Africa and
sold into slavery.
The Great Eastern is employed in laying
the Atlantic cable from Valencia bay to Sid
ney, Cape Breton.
The court house at Little Rock Ark, With
all the records of Green county, was burned
the 18th inst.
Rear Admiral Pennock has made his Off
cial report of his visit to Honolulu, Hawai-; IN
islands. He thinks the cession of Pearl riv-
er harbor would give US possession of the
island.
Edward NJ. Sawyer has been appointed
postmaster at .Ionesport, Me. vice c. F. b.
ker. deceased.
y fire was reported early Tuesday morn
ing raging in Westboro', Mass, threatening
the whole town. All the fire department of
Worcester was called out.
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