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Quetec. February A.-Ths pomina,io.,
OF candidates for Quebec east division, In
she Provincial House Of Assembly took
place 'o.dsy. A furious riot began between
ths CONSERVATIVES and the adhsrsots Of ths
National party. Pistols, knives and clubs
were freely asetl. About three thousaud
psrsOns ious'k part IN The riot which lasted
IN hour and halt. Two men were kil)sd
pa aany woaaded. Il b expected aaas
~ The wounded viii die. TAe Asssiass
weFe torn down and The candidate Of Tie
Nsasosal rasty hssssa. Armed police ~
sow paisolliag The saresls In force and have
dispsFsed moss Of The riosesa Coslicts \
~ seFssss ~ frsqussl KID
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1AoA e. naAsos-4ing WldsaD
New York, February A-The Herald Of
this morning has cable special. dated Lon.
don 23d. ~ follows III the considerations
that induced Amadeus to sbdicate, the prs.
sible declaration of = Spanish Republic was
never for . moment contemplated. It was
. complete surprisc-a veritsble corp Tesas.
Amadeus would not have abdicated he'd he
deemed this consequence of bis oct In any
degree probable, inasmuch - the two Latin
nations. France and Spain, having each .
Republican government. would have IN
enormous sn1usnce Oh the third Latin M.
ton. thus directly endangcsing bic fathers
throne Amadeus abdica'ed in expectation
that be would he recalled by the army,
whose side he had taken against the minis>
Try. For this be remained in Portugal. The
artillery officers are oil monarchisis and
members Of old families He believed that
- he cast away the throne rather thsn oct
with the ministry. who were determined to
humiliate the army, they would pronounce
In his favor and he would return at their
head, bis hands being then free from con.
stitul,onal trammels; but be wss complete.
y check-ma.ed by the turn of events. Ap.
parensly II was some suspicion Of this that
induced many members of the Cortes, not
Republicans, 10 vote with the Republican
party, In order to overieach the royal man.
euvres.
The Spanish Republic 10 source of un.
sasinsss u Berlin. The Emperor now re-
Eress bic false step In France. and 10 sorry
be did not re.es.ablish Napoleon OF some
other monarchist rather than let things have
their course. He regards Spanish Rcpub.
lie q the consequence Of . French Rspub.
lie, and 10 uncertain where this desire for
Republics will stop.
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UNPLEASINT PERSONS.

An article from The g. Louis RpsjEess,
II anoshss column, shows that there are
some very unreasonable people In Lafayette
county, Missouri. Thsir asssssed propssty
y y, ~. 100, and their bonded debt q, s5s,.
Ml-or IL per cent. OF their property vala>
asion-neasly Ill Of which vas incurred By
subscsibtng stock 70 Tails0ad o,mpanio,
when taxpayess geasally were prohibited
from voting upon The ratification By Tie pro.
wilson's Of ~ test oath. And now tbeee
Unreasonable sad dissgrsesbIe psssoas evi>
dssos 1 deep popular discostsnt," because
they have 70 pay only 81 per cent taxss on
thslr aa.essed property. Why, away - IN
tlis nossh country - eatsspsisis9 ssilrosd
cospontloa ask The counties Of Madisoa,
Lewis md Clafk, JsAessoi. oslAtin aid
Msaghse, who's ssspsDed vslpasies ;foe ~
hst Ascal ysar . Per shs Auditors ed
Trsasurss's Report was only q, e74 ~, 10
Sjss . ssisiAk Of q soo, 80 70 oss sarsow
gsage nod, which whss esaplsasd viii
hsvs ~ sossscsiag tamisus l,l0o miles
vsss q Onsha, q . paint fssshss fsso ~
easean ude.waaes ehos IL soeshssn oesuis>
q, 81 ny go nh sDeaeh - psssesaes
b q eelssgsess hsnbag = ~ spss - ~
vAale pleisg paek e subsidy sAeisesss =
! kasvs ID Mr.. Sappess yosrLsavssas
ssseav Dsspssy, owing p ysss esssnsSs
laso. ~ ~ appsseisae1, ~ eaqiA =
A~a>~.>A -. e~~..A~>e~e 49, s,~~.~
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Aosssetsa e orssais rsvsr Raised.

4plroR New Nosrn. wsss-
Mach hes besn ssid prs and ess On
the question Of converting tho Legislature
In extra session for the purpose Of passing
Subsidy law, o. On oct " enable couc,ies Of
the Territory " sabsidize . railraod CON
pany, and the ns.mon:ans press had psgt.
" well presented their side Ut the caoe and
The New NORTH WEST the other except
that ono point presents itself 10 me q
very ssrocg one esainse IN extra session for
that purpose. which hes not been touched
on by either side that an aware Of. Now
although coming late into the fight, when
victory against subsidy Il perching itself on
the bsckboue of the continent and Growing
hastily u the defeat and chagrin Of 8. T.
Il 4 ete, better late than never. The On.
dsssignsd will suggest the politicv-lexal
view of, and objection 10. extra ssasioo for
sucb purpose. Does The Lesislasive power
Of Montana extend 70 such sabjsc,sp Asd
II not, cnn it, submisgion and sati6cstion By
. vote Of Ne peopls lesaliss ~ 70 both Of
which No ~ No! Then, II this view b
cossscs, Why iucsr he sxpsnss Of On extra
session. Ny rsasons TO- shiskisg Il eoesscs
80 theas: A Territory sot possessing sov~ /
esagn power possesses juse such
Legislative power, and no moss - b givsa
By IL Organic Act The Scoops asd sxtess
q 1oo,ana's power 10 lsgialass = oessaipsd
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Freo The q. Lsais Repub,ieaa, Fsbruaua
Tue bonded debt Of Lafayette county 10
q, o66, OH, being the largest county debt In
The State, reported 70 the State auditor, next
70 that OF st. Louis. The assessed wealth
Of the county for 1879 10 eo,0l5,7oe. rhe
debt, therefore, il about Is per cent. Of the
countyS wealth. The taxes assessed against
the county for 1872 ere: Revenue tax, o..
6lS; State interest tax. az, 6l3; county tax,
elss. $50 total, Gas, 5ee Of which 81, $40 10
for interest on the county debt The people
have to pay In State and county taxes % IN.
nual sum which 10 81 : per cent on their
assessed property. This estimate does not
include the township debt, the township
shoot taxes, nor the municipal taxes 10
Lexington, Wsvesly, and other corporate
towns In the county. II these local taxes
were sdded, the amount would he consider.
ably increased. 81.
These figures throw good deal Of light
upon the dssp popular discomfort In Lafay>
cite county, and the bitter feeling that pre-.
vaib against come Of The judges Of The
county court (couuty commissiosses.) The
county debt Eepressots Subscriptions 70 rail-
road companies votsd BY . niposity Of he
people tdurinx shs days Of shs ssss-oa.h
when tax payers were not even allowed 10
vote on questions Of taxing their own prop.
erty for pablic imspovsmsnts, without taking
thas dimcult oath. faxes were imposed on
them By the vntes Of Others, and The only
part they bod In he matter was u pay them.
Il 10 from this class Of persons chiefly that
The complaints come. The Lexington Csv.
esstss informs - that . portion Of he cous.
y dsbt y held tobs illegal whAe grounds
Il does not state and Il saggesss that cass
b nsds sp hat win test the question. Il
proposes thas 10 county court refaas sopay
interest o. The bonds, and thus compel ths
bondholdess 10 bring suit sgainst ~ coust
Soe fnal ssttlemsmsat Of the dispsts. Il
says:
This b Ne proper courss; county court,
b Il compnGed Of Who e may, woald b
0lov 10 take he responsibility q eucb q
peoceedjsg. vithost ths knowledes shas II
bed Tho consent, e0-opeFali0n, and neral
support Of the people ID ths movement, and
Il ought not to b expected Of that body %
do thts th1ag Withoee thss mosal support
which lheY ~ enttlod 70 have, By lbis
co0F00 L4314oteo ceonty Woul0 become a..
10odaos ID u eaGs, WITH ~ Oogal o6vans
~ of defeaeo aeainse psuoecusioa.
THIS W0uA hiring glAtlogD % 0topato sieht
ho@e . satisfactory co0clasloo ; tor II &C.
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Wellington. February a.. The Senate
Committee On appropriations rscommsndtd
~ following aossAnents 70 the Sundry
Civil Appropriation iii: Appropriat,ng
o10.00o for the coulioasti0n Of Powelrs
survey u Ne Colorado River; az, 900 for .
road 70 the Yellowstone National Park;
$4,000 for The survey Of The Isshwus Of
Tshoantspecaod reducing The appropriation
for IL New York Poss~omcs o500, 000.
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Apoeho SroUk)os.

San Francisco. Feb. 27.-Arizons dates to
Feb. 18th state that 1t. Mich!er, Of the 9th
Cavalry. fought the Apachcs Jan. ED. ss
Tonic creek. killing ~ warriors. One sol.
der. Geo. Hooker, was killed. On the 10th
Ut January, Cap. Price had fight near
Verde.
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Ths HsrsiS II ssply = or dsssscla'tos
= W of 10 seaesa,ese lAas ''eE. CJags0
assosee 70 10 advoncs ~ his (risht Of vsy)
hin vas ca0pss0iss bsswsss htmself ed
~ 6easss. o1sss this = 10 authority:
On the hack q I copy u bic hill sent to
% and printed ut the lime, 1T. Clagest. On.
der bic avn signature. fsvOred % with the
folhwtng ''explanai1ey note:
! think this bill viii pass: i 70 the best
that can b done. have drawn Il In The
and. "a, that the geoesal incorporation ct
Of Congress, (6seWart's Bill) introduced q
the last session, cannot Be got up on &C.
count OF IL length.
The restrictions on the right 70 vote sub
sides 10 the result Of . compromise, - the
leading members At the Senate src In favor
Of total prohibition.
Yours, CLA0ETT.
Precisely: Leading members Of the Sen.
ate ore 10 favor of total prohibition OF SUBJ
aidies others were willing to pass . general
right If way bill with the restrictions on
subsidy therin contained, and some, perhaps,
favored NO restrictions. The bill was de.
signed - comprsmiss betsess he Senator'S
on the suh0idy question. Mr.. ClsGett not
being Senator, and not even having vote
IN the House, did not figure In the compro>
mise and the Herold lied and knew It lied
when It said he had assured that sheet or
any Of it, subsidy shriekers that it was
compromise between himself aud the Sem
ate
And more than that his statement has
been verified. The visit Of AL tho dele.
gates" to the Senate Committee while having
that bill under consideration, - mentioned
In the New York zsibsss wss to urge Its
recommendation % 1t passed the House,
and the amendment designed by the Com
mittee was Iota! prokibieios 70 Az Tssviseria!,
county o. mssieipa! ssbsidies 70 railroad cor.
po,atsons. That 10 what the eight has been
on, and If the bill 10 reported In the Senate
and acted upon It will Be made manifest
What mean. dirty lie about Mr.: Clasctt win
the Herald devise next?
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Tsls1raphic 4rsvitiss.

Forests estate 10 inventorisd Ut 4320, 1856.
Rev. Thomas Guthrie, tho English author
b dead.
Sherwood 4 Co.'S Printing House, Bal.
timore, burned Wednesday.
The Spanish Republic isorsaniziug twenty
battalions to light the Carlists. ~.
Jas. Z. English 10 nominated for Congress
BY the Second Connecticut District Demo.
Gratis. ,.r. "r."...
The Msrshall House, AlexAndria, Va. the
scene Of Ellsworth's death, burned Monday
night.
It 10 said Ames' defense Vas written bv
Poppleton. attorney Of The U. p. r. R. At
Omaha.
The time for the building of the St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad has been extended bv
the Senate.
New York, Feb. %. Over i've ,hous.rd
psrsons assembled q the pier from whence
tho steamer departed, TO bid farewell 70
Father Burke. 4N t@sofTn
Portland, No., February 2s.--The train,
on Oh the railroads were detained BY suov
storm last night, being the heaviss, known
In this section for many years.
Chicago. February sl.-Nrs. E. O, q.
willard, tho we'll known advocate Of NO.
mans rights disd q her residence in this
city on Saturday, Of heart disease.
Washington, February 2a-No members
Of the House believs the resolution for the
expulsion Of Ames and Brooks can secure
even majority, much less two,,hird vote.
st. Louis. February sl.-Ths Den, home
stead. owned BY the President. six miles frum
this city, was turned this evening. I, 10
satd to have bsen uninsured. The loas n
about tAooo Most Of the furniture was
saved.
Isaac Robinson was shot through u had
and instantly killed By sx>Cisy Msrshsl.
John J. Wstkinsos, II Vallejo, Saturday.
The parties qaarrslsd about . wouas. Nh
Ellesy.
Pitssbsfs, Fsbrury aA-Ons ,l,ousaud
woskmsn of James Woods. Sons q Co..
Via hssr failed, have rendered their ssr.
vlcee Tor two Or three months, askins only
ssoash 70 Maintain ihsir families.
10 the 6esats February -, Pomcsoy 70.
ported without amsndassat he Hosss hjll
gssasisg ths right Of way for Tie Utah
NSsthssa Railroad y extend ~ line Va
Dear River Valley, soda Springs, ssahe
Rive Valley. asd sAsossh Iossasa. %
eesssss = ~ noss saitabls poiss viii Il,
Neslhoo Haei1G 3 t
Jh WaAhsess specials ny, thas q ~
Ixea sees1ea q ~ osaaas, esllaA - ~
- = 1aseh, - esvnldsse vl)l soeninaIe
- 1s>esal1sas evssy nspbsr Z 81
ua1enes issasaiag 1pstwsll. WA psopoeee
, ss1ss T. ~ midd)ste 1eseh, ( sl,cs 4 |
1Ass 1ssa llassacAssaaaA seesss(ary
- - 6seiss1 - ssala,a tA1oseh -
- tdlnlp essllss. - Win - ~ - 4 |
y nenlssllon g - seAssa qlF 2lj z 4
d IA Ia ~
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Ala! YAae Yaek.

Washington, Feb. e6.-John o. Page,
banker Of Independence, Kansas, co'nuenc.
ed suit in the District Court to recover from
York the $1,000 delivered him by Pomeroy
during the Senatorial election. The Senate
adjourned after passing the Utah bill.
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lgse0 Nv Yask TsiboaG6 WasAlngoea Ola 1sh q ]
All the Territorial Delegates vent b.
fore ~ Senate Co0mittee % Public Lands
today, y afSe ~ pasaaee without amend.
msns. q Dslegsss ClAgsesS bill, already
pasasd By ~ Hoass, which SIvss the right
1t way . railroads ossaniaed under the
esasssl iANo6posatisa scts Of The Tssdtories.
i = bsli6vsd lhss IT, Co0mitts viii report
10 fsvse d ~ BIN. ard that Il viii pes the
0eoaee.
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ADoe Oonoao,
The following cDnssisutes Anss' pesora-
tios 10 lenGthy dcsenss rssd - the Hooss !:
'Theos thsn ore ny ollsascs: ehss have
NAKED repusasion, fdstsns 10 tact everything
10 q enterprise Of inealculable OsneAs n The
Government from which the capital Of the
world shrank; that I have sought to
strengthen the work thus rashly undertakes
By Invoking the charitable judgement Of
publIc opinion upon it, obstacles and em>
bassa1smeats; that I have had friends. some
OF them ~ Official life, with whom I had
bsen willing to share advantageous oppoetu>
mites Of investment; that have kept TO
the truth through good and evil report, do.
nytng nothing. conceal,ns sothiug, reserv.
ing nothing. Who will ssy that alone On
to be Offered up sacrifice to sppease
public clamor or expiate the sin Of Others :
Not NATL such an offering 10 made will !
believe Il possible, bus If this body shall 20
order It that can best be purchased by the
choice Of single victim, shall accept ito
mandate. appealing with unfaltesing conf
dencs TO the impartial verdict Of history
for that viadica.ion which It il proposed to
deny me here.
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II lRerma.s 0saai,9 nezn

Salt Lake, Feb. 37.-The oil absorbing
topic to day 10 the passage Of the Freling-
huysen bill in the Senate. The leading
Mormons express themselves satisfied with
the bill q amended. Their legal advisers
approve It ~ being the best that could be
hoped for, and that Il 10 better to have this
bill now than . more stringent one next
Congress. The Hersldis much pleased with
the provision for appeal to tho Supreme
Court, and says the bill 10 not the kind
wanted BY Newman and the Ring. The
Nsws, Brigham's chief organ, has no com.
ments,
, 1873-09-14

unanimously ommonilcd by tho Medical Board
Of tho Hospital. and tho MoAl1istor lot would bo
equally satisfactory to thctn ,-in fact, both those
lots scom to DO. tn ali regards, ontirely suitnblo
for husp'tal parpoaos. Thoy aro both 1nrgo
enough to accommodate tho hospital wllIcl,
tho future Oloago wilt require; both are of
suitable slaro for laying out into ornamental
grounds, and both nro centrally located. In tho
n.attor Of locatton porlaps tho h1cAlllHter lot
han tho advantage. But no roal objections cnu
10 urged against oitor lot, mud the question
very naturally ariHos, Why do not tho Hospital
Committee recommend. and tito Commissioners
purchase, ono Of them without fnrthor de-
lay? Tho problem sooma worry simple
QUO: Wanted hospital Hito of sufficient
stzo, centrally located, at reasonable prtco. It
scarcely seoms necessary that the solution Of a
problem 40 straightforward and aimplo should
consume SO much timo. In Wow OF tho dilapt-
dated and filthy condition Of the old hospital,
and Of tho consequent pressing mood OF now
one, It Is little loss than m Outrage for tho Com
mlasioners to allow this mnttor to drag along
month aftor month without any do1nite action
being taken.
, 1873-09-14

Tho erection OF a new and commodioua County
Hospital caunot 10 delayed much longer, and
ought not to bo dolayed any longer. No public
improvement ia 30 i.nporatlyoly noodea. The
old hospital is, OIL al hands conceded to bo to-
tally unfit for hospital purposes, boDidos bong
quite too small to comfortably accommodate tho
sick poor Of thia county. HOW hospital,
therefore, is not n question Of oxpoaienoy. but
Of paramount necessity.
Tho doings Of the County Commissioners, III
connection with this hospital question, re!loct
no credit otlor upon themselves or Cook CouI,-
ty. After two yoara OF effort, they hayo aceom-
plishcd exactly no.hing; thoy l.ava pockototl
bils for several lots which tlloy don't inte.,d to
buy, aud hnye contracted for ono lot, which IL
10 p1oposterously ulilt for hospital grounds
that popular Indignation compelled thon to
reacind thoir vote ut tlor earliest opportunity.
Such, in brlof, ia tie history Of tho hospital
business, go far as tho Commissioners aro COLI
corned, We undolstand that two tracts Of lnnd
arc now offered to tho county for hospital
e;tes ono Ia tho so-callol "Dallwin lot," q
tract consisting Of about twelve acres, bounded
by Harrison, Polk. Wood, and Lanln stroots
&ho othor is tho lot owned by McAllister, O.,
Philadophih. consisting Of thirteen and one
third acres, bounded by Polk. Laain, Taylor, and
Loomis streats. Tie "Daldwlu lot" has beo1
, 1873-09-14

Of s27, ,7e1 In lib currcnt expenses Of carry
ing on tho Government. This inoroaao simply
foliows etoady progroBaion for somo yenrs paat
In 1860, tho expenditures for current expenses
outside Of the debt and army and navy b,,dgota
wore s2o. .e25535 III 1906, S34, OIL, ,35o; in 180s
s5l, ,oBs, ,6o2; In 1871, e03, ,tov,s7o; in 1872 tho
same oxpenaoa e. g., tcdnoting tho intoroHt on
tho lont, premium on bonds purchased, oxpon-
dituros for army aud navy, ponsious, und draw
backs) wore about 1000, ,0o0. In oshcr words,
thoy woro doublo what thay woro In 1866,
when the gold premium was at its groatcst
hoight. It will DO difficult to porsuado
intelligent people that the ordinary expenscs for
running tho Government ought to DO oas largo now
az In 1865, when tho depreciation Of tho cur
rency waa much creator than 1t is to-tlay. Thoao
figures will enablo tho pooplo to appreciate moro
fully than ovor tho offrontery and niqutty Of tho
late enlary-grab, by which betwoon $4,000, 600
and e3,000,00o wero added to tho Government
oxpenBos already SO enormous.
, 1873-09-14

The question Of the advantage Of dlspoaing Of
tho dead by cremation is again revived in
Trance, and finds humorous Jealous advocates,
among them DR.. Cafre, ono Of tho leading
French phyAiciana. Tho question is one OF
unusual Importance tliore, from the fact that
the larger number Of dead bodos are placed in
temporary grayos. called concessions Temperatures.
whore they arc allowed to ronain for five years.
at the end OF which tho ground III dug mp. aud
tho slal,a and other onblema Of mourning aro
removed by tho authositios. Iu comparison with
this temporary Inflammation, tho old practice Of
cremation. pagan thongh it may be- would aeonl
to DO infinitely preferable. Tho advocates Of tho
practice claim TINT, oven II the authorities refuse
to mako the practice compulsory, they should at
|oast allow those who favor 1t placo whore II
may bo performed,
, 1873-09-14

Japanese fnancas aro getting into very mild
died condition. It vas only recently announced
that the Minister Of Finance had resigned, and
that now ono had taken his place. The lattor has
also recently resigned md with him al tho Off
cialB connected with the Department OF Finnnce,
for tho very good reason that they cannot solve
tho monoy-problem Of thoir country. Tho
State debt amounts to s10i, 100000, and
ts constantly increasing, while the Government
is unable to raiso any moro funds by taxation.
It La reported that nil tho public works now in
progroas arc to bc stopped, TINT the issue Of
paper money is to coaae, and that all tic OK
ponaes are to DO reduced to tho minimum, and
that no moro European Institutions are 10 bo in
troducod for the preaont. It il undoubtedly tho
blind haste with which the Japanose havo gone
into tho reform business, without stopping to
conault tho oxponso. that has involved tlom In
this 1amontablo financial snarl.
, 1873-09-14
THE RAID UP.N THE rEDDLERS.

To tbs Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: On Monday last, eight poldlers woro nr.
rested on tho South silo, and lockod up, for
pedlling,-tho bail being s200. We woro kept
in tho cells until lato ut night bcforo wo wcro
ba1ed out. Every man had q liccnso and tho
only charge that , was eWrougat essinst Us va, wea
Judge Banyon on Tuoslay morning, but lo took
what consisler to be fair viow Of the oaao. aud
discharged us all. When wo we're arrested, some
had grapes, poars. eto; bnt fully one-haif OF our
stock waa gone In tho morning. 1t waa oatcnby
those WHO lad 1t Under their caro-.
l}ut why should wo DO arrested Hayc wo not III
much right to stand OH a atroot as all e1praau-
man or u hacknlan? A peddlor with n llnntl-
cart takes no more room than an oxpreBs-waynn,
and wo pay aa mich liconae., On tho Wcat si'lo
wo aro no hotter of. In fact, wo arc driven ail
over tho city. Wo aponl a great doal Of nonoy
on South Wator atroet with tho nit-dealetn
and We soil RI good fruit aa they do In tho storeH
and we injuro nobody. Wo mike poor living
Ut tho bost Of times. think It very unjust to
give q man lcense, and then loek him up for
making uso Of it. An ENoLlsuAAN.
CHICAGO, SoYt. H. 1673.
, 1873-09-14

The New York Tribune thinks that tho cur
ront expenditures Of tho Government call tor
very serious attention, and, from Il comparison
of tho figures which It furnishes, tho warning
appears to bo timely. Tho comparatively small
reduction in lilo Public Debt, atl tho largo gold
salos arc sufficient to ildicato that tho expenses
Aro on tho increase, This i1 actually attosted,
moreover, by tho public accounts. The
expenditures for tho fiscal year end
Ing Juno 80, 1873, largely exceeded tho
estimate. Fortunately there was also an
exSaas of royeine over tkp estimate. The
Public Debt was reduced s6s, ,7os, ABS, but 1t tho
revenue had not exceeded tho Seoretary's esti-
Wato. tho reduction would havo beeu only e34,~
075B09. Tho total ostinated expenditures tor
the year wore Sa60. 0.651 ,0a9; tho actual e1pendi-
tures reached $2sh,2s9,sab. Exclusive Of tho
inteTost paid on tho Public pebt, tho actual OK
pcnditures for tho last year wero $3.50. .4ss, ,097,
while those Of the preceding year we're a163,7
2ol, $50, showing IN lnoreAss tor she lRat yea4
, 1873-09-14

vory properly rojootod as fabulous by ono or two
Popes; but, finally, ono WAS found who approved
the evidencos, and tho Indy was declared Saint,
and hor name placed in tho calendar. It Is ut
tho shrine Of this porson, who VIA probably ill.,
eano, that It ia NOW olaimed miracles aro
wrought.
Tho English party who Visited Parny-lo-Moni-
al charte1od railway train ut communication
1atos, tho pilgrims taking first, second, or third
class, aH thoy thonght proper. Wo 900 that tho
American expedition proposes to chartor q
steamship and carry freight of all kinds, and
titus pay the whole o1ponsos. This boing tho
only way the trip can bo mado to pay, its COM
mercial ohnraotor is oommendabo.