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HAVANA MARKETS AND RATES OF e
-- CHANGE.

49,. r1.NfN - ~. HAvAMA, April 8, 1878
Sugar irregular and nominal; salcs q No Y Dutch
standard IOX l01< reals per arr0be Exchange excited
irregular Purchases magnitude cannot be made
at the quotations On United States sixty days curren,
cy I72 Is Der cent premium; short sight currency, N
a2l per cent premium London, 80 81 per cent pre-
MUM; Paris, 81 o IS per cent premium
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soUTHERk SECURITIES DULL
Tho Southern State bonds were exceedingly dun,
and prices remained about steady. The following
we're the closing quotations, ex
coupon, sox q 81; do, new, sok . 81; Virginia, ex
coupon, A u; do. registered STOCK, Old, 81 10;
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Wheat-At the opening The market was dull and heavy,
but subsequently, under favorable cable advices closed
about steady The sales confined 70 small iots In
No 2Milwaukee quoted neminay at 81 90 aSf 0, No.
CntieaEo az ~ y Is fsd wintsr az amber
Corn was dull and easy but not gnotably lower The
6S5Sc for old Western mixed In store; Go.
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The quotations based cotton In siore runninr n,
qualify not more than hall grade above or below The
grade quoted. 10y -
FLoua AND CRAM; .Receipts-f1ou 1905 bbls wheat
1900 bushels corn, 10 $50 meal 2f bbIs aud su7
bags oats, 1882 bushels The flour market ruled duh,
and In order to realize 10 considerable extent lower
prices would have been necessary. The sales rincinay
for milling purposes include about 1000 bbs al prices
within the range Of the quotations Appended Corn meal
in moder ate demand and steady The sales foot nm
about 925 bbs Including Western yellow al IS ID and
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COTTON RECEIPTS

e# Is ~ 81 ~ NEW YoRx, April 4 1878.
The following the total receipts Of cotton since
9en 1872
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent gold per annum to lilo day for carrying.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as follows:- sefn
Gold cleared. GOT 026, 900
Gold balances l,656, 254
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,995,695
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.-
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Friday, April 4-1O,l5 A. M.
$4,000 US SIS, 81. r... III $1,000 US 6's cur So ll3s
5000 US $40. c. 6S nc ll6
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull for "Sp0t,'' but Moderately
Active for ssFuturc;'' Receipts Mt the
Ports, 1870 Bales-FlOur Dull-Wheat
Quiet and Stcady-Corn Unchanged
Oats Firm-Porx Steady-Lard Firmsr-
Petroleum Dull-Naval Stores Irrcgu-
lar and Decidedly Lower-Grocerics
Quiet-East India Goods Neglected.
Metals Quict-Wool Easy-Vhiskey
Firmer.
FRIDAY, April 4-6P NJ.
AsHEs.-Receipts for the past three days, OF pack
ages. There has been a fair jobbing demand for
pots, but otherwise the market was quiet. Pots
quoted at So. Pearls remained entirely nominal.
BUILDING MAT2RrALs.-The market for brick
rinued firm. There was fair business reported at
previously quoted hguroo. Limo was in fair re-
quest and steady selling at 81 so for Rockland
common and 81 rs for do. lump. Cement was un-
changed. Rosendae quoted at 81 10 per Dbl. Laths
were In fair demand and steady at 80 80 So 40 for
Eastern spruce Plaster paris, hair. &c, were
steady at former prices.
CANDLEs.-Aside from moderate jobbing bust.
ness the market was dull and prices unchanged.
We quote:-Sperm, sic. patent do 40c. 42c
parafiine, 32c. a3c., stearic CSC. 29c ALBANIAN.
tine, zoe. 21c.
CoPrER.-The market continued quiet but steady.
The sales OF lake estimated at $4,000 lbs. part
at 34c., and small sales OF English best selected at
30Ac gold.
COFFEE.-The market here was dull but prices
were steadily held. From the outports we learn
Of sales of 800 bags Adelaide, at Baltimore on pri
vac TERMS and 800 bags ex Hancock at New Orleans
Mt lSc. We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes I6xc l7c
fair cargoes, l71ac l7<c; good cargoes lsxc lssc
prime cargoes s2c l9c Java, government bags 2Oc
2lc.; do, grass mats, 1870. age Singapore, Iskc
H1ac Ceylon, l7ac. ls1c; Maracaibo, Isc 1ec La.
guayra 1Sc. la,sc; jamaica Ice. lsc.; St. Domingo
1870. 16c; Porto Rico, lsc. 49,; Costa Rica lsc
&c.; Mexican i71sc. 1sc: Manila lie. lsc. Angos
i73sc. is,se gold, per h. 60 % Days credit o''
CorTos.-The market Tor spot cotton dull and NOM
ing slight Improvement the final rates Of the nre
vious day. We sum up thus
rxnor, aO-I2 "a Last EssSs"ias Tosa1
Consumption ................. 5s6 liz SOS
Included in the above zoo arrive For future
delivery basis low middling the have bee as toll
SiSc June so at lec loo At is 8 5Sfv S spa az
1 Hsi s JSt a. e Ago bales SO ssls e, isy
at isc 600 a. 1879 i6c 8 n; May, 100 at 10 Lie SOD at
lS1sc 900 az y Lice, 500 at laS l4o at 10 LIsc 800 at
De 100 - ec loo at is zoo ia a, Il i sa go a. a.
Is!sc 500 at lg 200 At 100 10 7iSc 100 at
at igssc 100 at 10 Gi6c 100 at i9c ioS AZ 10 SIsc
or sa sss sses saaSs
lows: Galveston, $40 bales; New Orleans sali: Mobile
40; savannah s9,; Charleston, SCI; wilmington. q
This day last week, s,3go this day last YEAR sso
Rates ON cotton e foreign ports were at the follow
ing igares-to HGyrs by steam lsc. Ne SAIL ic
TO Bremen by steam c SAIL ic to Iiyernoni s.s'
g,l6d, Nd; SAIL lid 1sdi May, sail, I'd. a Eied'
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Tie railroad bonds were quiet and firm. The
principal business was in the Erie mortgages and
Vniol Pacincs. The following were the bids at the
regular call, as amended by prices In subsequent
<lealinsa =
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COPANTNERsHIPs.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
L under the firm name of Augustus Funck 4 Com
pany hereby by mutual consent dissolved and that the
said copartnership will be continued from this date
der the same name by Augustus Funk Alone for the pur-
pose Of settling mp the same. AUGUSTUS FUNK
NEW York, April 4, 1873
THE FIRM OF JAS. II. JORDAN 4 co. is THIS DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will
sign In liquidation. j. II. JORDAN.
WIN. L. MONTAGUE.
G. w. DAVENPORT, Special.
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Anderson a Dudley,
LAST AUCTION

ttRtH LAST AUCTION
OF furniture and other house,
hold goods. 10 morrow, Mon
day, MayIS nj 3 and 81 7p, nm.
We wiz Offer the following
goods ut auction 10 the highest
bidder without rcsel We:
Three fine PnrIOr Suits or
valiant frames. elegantly
made, one with green rep
cover, one black hairClOth
cover, ana one beautiful SILK
brOcateIle covered; four Gle
CANT marble top Tables; three
revolving ONCE Chairs; six
walnut Bureaus; four marble
top Bureaus; twenty WhatnOts;
twelve WaShstands; six Cup
boards; four eXquisifeiy beau
Itfui Bedroom sets complete;
one six-fOOt high dOHbIe
French plate Mirror; six par
iOr MirrOrs; Sofa Lounges,
Rockers, China, Wood and
Willow Ware, Carpets, Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Table Linen
and TOweling, etc.
Sale positive, No matter how
great the sacrifice. no SuCh
opportunity mas ever been Of
ferod 10 the people of Dallas.
We are making the sales ai
such late hours TO give Ladies
and Others OF the best class Of
our citizens ~ chance to at
tend, who wOuld nj an ear
Her part Of the day be pre-
vented from attending.
Terms OF sale, cash on deliy-
cry. This IL The last furniture
sale for a month or longer, but
will have sales Of other goods
consigned 10 us at an early day.
Part Of the room reserved for
ladies. Come early.
Respectfully,
G0SLIN & co.
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THIEVES AT THE VAULT
ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY
nesT, Adams 4 leonard are Visited hy III,
GlmSes Of the Noon,
That is Good Enough for Cummins

Saturday morning, about 9 o'clock, q
daring attempt was made to blow up the
vaults of the extensive banking house of
Messrs. Adams & Leonard, Of this CITY.
MIR. Cummins, the book.keeper, who was
sleeping in tho room adjoining the bank
proper, was awakened about the hour in.
Dictated by light topping, very much like
the regular strokes OF small hammer. An.
prehensive that driving tacks at that hour
of the night was not intended to simply
hold a carpet he gently slipped out of
his bed, took on his munitions Of war and
stealthily creeping on all fours into the
bank room, discovered man entering the
first window to the left of the entrance. on
Austin street.
So up went Cummins, and click went
the cock of his revolver, and snap went
the cap, but the load didnt bulge an inch;
so there stood Cummins and the roguisb
visitor lsoking at each other. Something
must be done; the situation was startling
the eleventh hour caller had knife in
his hand which said murder as plain as
the neee ON your face SO up he threw
his pistol again, and banged away with
some OBJECT, fol out Jumped the gentleman
Of iRsidious design, followed by another
travelling bullet from Cumuin's pistol.
A grosn, and Cummins thought he had
him. So leapiAg to the window, ready to
express his disgust through his pistol, at
being aroused at tina, hour Of the night,
should his antagonist turn upon him, be
was only favored with a sight Of his re-
treating heels.
There is no doubt but this attempt to
rob Messrs. Adams & Leonard has been
planned for some time, as certain marks
about the wisdow evidenced a familiarity
with tho location Of the window locks, and
il should be warning to the balance of the
banks Of cur city to sleep with but one
eye closed, while they keen the other on
duty fos tbs night.
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Tho LEGAL Rsiter's Welcome 10 the
Eroursienists-
III O w'D E!!"


--Filful showers.
A few fakes Of snow were seen to
fall during tho last rain.
The lightning news dealer In Auatin
street back Of stcsgalls, will accept our
thanks for st. Louis files.
Look out for some attractive new
lines Of goods at Pierce 4 Lyle's, next
week.
The freight agent at Donison says
through freight is not detained in that
CITY over four hours.
AZ child Of Mr.. Black, living ten
miles north o: this city, was shockingly
n,utilated by vicious hog, the other day.
1t will recover.
The heavy wind Of Friday night blew
down the large store house belonging to
Mr.. Shessons, on Elm street 1t was only
partially finished, and unoccupied.
The residence Of Mr.. Martin, between
Pearl and San Jncinto streets, was also
damaged by the wind. The inmates es-
capped unburt.
TO those up-to-ihe.timcs butchers
Messrs. Cumerford Il Wilson, and our
cook, we arc indebted for most palatable
dish OF oxtail soup.
Tho gentlemen selected to supervise
the construction Of tho gas works arrived
in our city last night, and will inaugurats
tho work this week.
Col. Owens loft for Wegeforth City
yesterday, with lumber for tho oonstrac-
ton Of large store in that Hourishing
colony.
The highest piece Of calico ever worn
by a lady in this city was that one which
was held in her teeth as she passed up the
wet pavement yesterday.
"A Dallas man claims to have given az
many mites for n benevolent purpose us
anybody, and for evidence he points with
swelling pride and lifted oountenancc to n
cheese, upon which little boy sits to
keep it from crawling off.
Pursuant to the order Of Mayor Long,
undcr the law providing for an election
for City Councilman, tho citizens Of the
Third Ward met at Young's store, yostcr.
day, and nominated the follow ing gentle
men rs aldermen for that ward: Messrs
Hammond, Luce and Hensley.
"A Dallas husband went out without
his wife tho sther night to see some ladies.
During tho evening one Of the ladies pinch
cd him. That night his wife saw the mark
on his arm, and she said, My dearest,
what is fhat?" and says he, " that that
red, crimson, oarnation, illuminated spot
Why, that my lowest, is the worldwide
celebrated and universally famous and an
American christians purest recommenda-
ton, the great straw berry mark!
The young lady who has been prsc.
ticing for week how to blush, and to say
"now don'tl' in expectation that her lover
would kiss her at the picnic yesterday
and the yong gentleman who borrowed
barber.psIe and cultivated the most grace
full way of taking his dulcina to his arms,
were disappointed, with the remainder of
the would-bo pick-nicers, on account of
the rain.
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COME IN OUT OF THAT
Welcome! Thrice Welcome !
Husbands, Wives, Servants, Babies,
Bachelors, Young Men, Maid
ems, and All!
The City Takes Her Gates or Their
Hinges for Y0u!

Tho response to the call of the Mayor,
gazetted in the HERALD Of yesterday, was
immense and enthusiastic. The CONNER
cial and professional heads of the city
were present in large numbers.
Among the former we observed Messr S
Adams, Field, Sells, Jet, Schneider Dav is,
Darlington, Marsalis, Sanger, Tompkins
ind others. OF the latter were Messrs.
Bower, Langley, Thurman, Sneed, Barks.
dale, Finley and others. Besides those di-
rectly entering into the fermalitiep of the
hour was q large audience favorably in
ter ested in the success of tho moyemen /.
Mayor Long presided, while Messrs. Brax.
ton and Baylor acted as Secretaries AZ
ter spirited but cheerful discussion Ms
to the best ways and mcaus to extend the
Inequalities of the city to our celebrat ed
guests, the following programme and COM
mitties were adopted
RECEPTION PROGRAMME.
First--The Excursionists will be re-
ceived a. the foot Of Austin street by the
Committee of Reception, and conducted to
the Odd Fellows Hall. The ladies' Of tho
party going te the Commercial Hotel es-
corted by q committee.
Second--An address of welcome will BIO
made at the Hall by Capt, S. j. Adams.
Chairman Committee of Reception.
Third Reireshment, toasts, etc.
Fourth--Dnner at the several hote Is.
fifth--Excursiou on the Texas and Pa
ciic railroad.
COMMITTEE OF ATTACHMENTS.
W. II. Sells, jules Schneider, j. J. Fend-
ley, NJ. IiOililadt, o. L. Pinlay j. s, Sizer
RECEPTION coNMIrrEg.
Capt. S. J, Adams, Chairman.
Dr.. +. E. Hughes, II. Barksdale, John
I, Ault, 7. c. Jsrion, NJ. Thurmond,
j. W. Payne, II. II. Sneed, J. H. Field,
Frank Austin, Jules Schneider, F.. @.
Bower, W L. Murphy, j. s, Burton, t. d
Easton, Z, W. Baylor, W. G. Randsll, g.
NJ. swink, Ben, Long, A, c. Braxton, D.
NJ. Hayden, A. s. Sizer, olin Welborn, J.
J. Fendley, " II. Sells, W. L. Williams,
J.K. Holland, Henry Ball
REVOLUTION OF THANKS TO rne MAYOR.
At the close Of tho meeting the follow.
ing very proper resolution was unani.
mously adopted
Resolved, That we, the citizens Of Da,-
las, unanimously approve Of the action Of
his honor, Ben Loug, Mayor Of the city,
in having invited the Congressional Del.
egation TO visit our city, thus aaordlng rs
an opportunity to manifest our apprecia-
ton Of these distinguished gen ilemon, land
to avail ourselves of the advantages re-
sulting from their tour Of observation.
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FURTHER ABOUT Thu LATE SHOOTING CASR
THE ARREST OF McCABE, FORMERLY
THE MURDERED.MAN'S PART
MFR IN BUSINESS.

As was expected, the wound received
by Mr., Curry, on Market street, Friday
night,resulted in his death yesterday after.
noon. From DR.. Jsnes we learn that after
the ball had entered his breast it was
broken in half by striking two of his
ribs, and then passed through the right
lobe sf the lungs, downward through the
livor and kidneys and lodged ia the
back n wound that must necessarily have
proved fatal
As soon as the unfortunate man was
dead, thousand rumors wero rife. Ono
was that he was killed by negro woman,
in the house in which the sanguinary
deed was enacted another that no was
shot from the outside by an old enemy,
with whom he had a feud years ago, and
who had clandestinely 'orrived in the city,
and was directed by a boy who had seen
him 60 to the house little while before
another was that in removing pistol
from his pocket he had accidentally shot
himself, No crOdenco was attached to
tho last, and late in the afternoon it was
limited about that he owed his death to his
former partner in the business OF conduct
ing the International saloon, ROW running
on Main street, he having bribed some one
to shoot him. This reaching the cars OF
tho authorities, MIR. McCabe WAS at once
arrested and placed under SIS, 900 bond.
Thus ends one of the most oold.blooded
homicdcs in this county, and whoever the
commissioner Of tho inhuman act may be,
1t is our sincerest hope the law may dis
cover and disclose tho murderer, and pun
ish him rs his awful crime deserves.
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&lOO GOLD EACfa,
HalfCash aud balance at 8 months.

We have facilities for the collection of
Public Free School Vouchers-will buy
them at a reason able discount, or advance
cash on them, to DO deducted when col
lecled.
VIZ have just received 10000 acres of
land certificates, viz; s 40s, II sos one
third of lesges and 10 20s, which we offer
for sale at the market rates.
They have perfected arrangements by
which they will keep themselves supplied
as long as they are to be had in the mar
ket, and will fill orders when required.
win locate Land Certificates for one fourth of
the land. Will perfect Titles to land and collect
Claims 4ad
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SNIDRR & HOLMES arc the largest paper
manufacturers in the West, and will fll
all orders for paper of oil kinds at less
price than any house in st. Louis. Mer-
chants and stationers can order direct from
their house in ST. Louis. 57dtf
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LITTLE Store around the corner, on JEFF
ferson street, two doors from Main street.
The best of wines and liquors. Also,
agent fer L, Brunswick billiard tables.
Improved cushions. WIN. X. ORRICK,
60dlm Proprietor.
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Tho Herald especially deserves credit for
Its local items Long may yon wave md
may your local columns ever be az lively
as oflate,--TGalvcston News. .u
There ihcrel bless your grey hairs, we
always thought you were rightnt the core,
any way.
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NJ. Shuts will furnish building Materi-
al at reasonable rates, on 90 to 90 days
time, Mt three per cent. per month, to be
secured by Deed of Trust. Parties wish.
ing such accommOda apply to John
NJ. Slemmons. S2-dtf
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TIRE DALLAS NEWS AND Jon PRINTING
OFFICE has been removed to Elm street,
between Market and Austin streets, three
doors from Adams Leonard's bank. 75ml
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There will be meeting of the citizens
of the Third Ward at Twins store, GA Elm
street, gu May 30 at 2 clock to uoml,
nate candidates for Aldermen for the
Third Ward Come one come all.
MANY CITIZENS. ~
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Jrsr received, per express from New
York, very handsome assortment Of To-
dies linen and lace trimmed collars and
cuds-tho very latest styles.
sitf ANDERSON & DUDLEY.
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Two blocks of land en- Ross avenue,
beautifully located and most desirable as
resident lots. Apply at once to
CASTOR & THOMAS,
o3d2t Bankers.
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ss~-s-ti 10. hGve received u large
and well selected stock of Table and POck-
ct Cutlery. Call and see them. S2-tfd
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safe Investment.

will SSH onehalf interest in NY Mer
CATTLE House at Cranberry, which is do
ing a profitable, strictly cash business.
We hayea good twO-story stone front
store, and n splendid stock Of goods, an d
enjoy the best trade of any house west Of
the Brazos. Good references and about
five thousand dollars cash capital re-
quired. s. d. BLAKE,
S2tf at Commercial Hotel.
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One steam engine, complete with Jadasn
Governor fifteen horse power WIN DO
seld cheap, and 10 BIO seen al the Dallas
Foundry. Apply to J, II, LONG. sidlw
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TINS most popular tobacco house in st
Louis is that of Fred. 0ppenbeimer, No
llS North Second sti eet. Call on him.
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DALLAS CITY PROPERTY,

Namely-Dwellngs, Dwelling and Business Lots, In
various parts .ttho city. Maps, pats aud prices Of
which can be seen by calling at the Office, Special
attention Is callodtO
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the Ernsccf.c Foreign
Goods n the heavy Scots.
shoes. Hats, Clothing duplicate and
bills frgs added call end stick ad
prices be convinced Of the truth Of this Insertion
nd tuse ~
ROADS, nd the delays occasnea ~ ailr,rs
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S3d2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
'To sIo,c the rsry age and body Of the Times

The Georgia officials are reported to be III ia
vor of compromise with the boudholders for
their claims against the STATE, on condition OF
theiS<uc Of nea"ytwo millions ofdollarS 10 bones
which the creditors ARE to be allowed to lake
at Ninety cents on the dollar, but the L"s;>"-
ture ani many promluent cl!1Zcns are not III
ciined 10 accept the proposition.
10 the British House Of Commons yesterday
motion was made; demanding that all treaties
shall be submitted to Parliament before the
exchange Of publications.. The motion was
secouGed by the member from Coventry, but
being firmly oppo>ei BY Mr.. Gladstone ana
other Influential mcmbrrS. 1t was huallv de-
feated
l; is understood that the Poland Credit Mo-
Lilier Committee cannot flush its report this
week. There has already arisen a disagreement
among the members OF the committee as to the
uaiurc # the report to be made, and uranl'
NOUS rcpult is no longer among the probablll-
ties.
The Spanish Assembly has elected several
vice presidents. and also adopted an address in
reply TO the message Of Amadeus, in which it
proposes to offer him the dignity Of citizenship
ia return for lis abucguton OF the crown
1t seems that railway jobs have been fruitful
iu corruption III Germany as we'll as in this coun-
try, and an investigation of the operations 10
high circles has been ordered by the Chamber
Of Deputies in Berlin.
Senior Castelar,, the uew Spanish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, is preparing manifesto to
toreigan Powers explain!ng the policy OF the
existing Government
The French Assembly has adopted resolu-
tons congratu!ating the Spanish people upon
the establishment Of a republican torm OF gcv-
erDment
The President is understood to have stated
to Massachusetts gentleman that Mr.. Bcut,
well has never mentioned TO HIM his prospec-
tive retirement from the Cabinet
The Vienna Exhibition opens in May, and
the palace is now complete and articles are be-
lug received.
Rev. Vim. A. Kerr has beeu deposed from
the ministry of the Presbyterian Church be-
cause of his violations of morality.
Judge Boarlmau has denied the motion TO
graut Stokes new trial, Jud &c Davis is next
to be applied to.