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The New York herald., 1873-08-06
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.

BOSTON, August 8. 1873.
Vice President Wilson was in town to-day, lookA
inr very well. He says he is improving fast
The New York herald., 1873-08-06

declares against Mr.. Whaley's scheme. The Parils.
mentary hater OF the Jesuits seems certain to raI
in his projects; but he hopes to get good deal Of
country.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06

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Average temperature for corresponding date
iastycaT. .v..',,s,'.,,,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The New York herald., 1873-08-06

all the national departments shall form con-
centric parts of the great circle or rotunda,
like the French building of 1867, seems better
adapted to our purposes than parallelogram
with wings like the building at Vienna. The
together, making it only few steps from the
entrance of one department to the entrance of
another. If we can have beautiful palace on
the banks of the Schuylkill let us have it, but
by all means let us have a convenient building
We must not forget, however, that the de-
signs and construction of the Exhibition
building, however perfect in themselves, will
not of themselves make the Exhibition great
success; neither will the favorable responses
of foreign monarchs and the ready contribu-
tions of foreign countries. These things will
do much to enbellish and glorify it, but for
its real intrinsic success we must depend upon
ourselves. This Exhibition is in every sense
a national Exhibition. 1t is at once the grand
celebration of the hundredth anniversary of
American independence and the great exposi-
ton of what has been accomplished by the
American people in the hundred years of their
rings all the world together to see what has
been done on this Continent since its peals
called the scattered settlers to arms against
Great Britain. In the meantime q new world
has been peopled and developed-a new world
that has been lavish in its gifts to the Old;
new world that has accomplished more that is
good and more that is novel than it is of itself
aware. Wonders have been drawn from the
bowels as well as the surface of the earth.
Mining and agriculture have gone hand in
hand In mechanical contrivances we stand
unrivalled. But what we have drawn from
nature and what we have contrived to over
come in nature will not suffice. We do not want
our Centennial Exhibition to be an American
Institute Fair on larger scale. Art, science,
literature. and especially what is particularly
, 1873-03-21

City Polltlcs--Tho Coming n1tssicn1
FGNtfvnls

City Polltlcs-.Tho Coming n1usicn1
Festival.
!spte{ai Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune
OlNc1naArr, March 20.-Tho Liborat Tsopubli-
can Convention, two wcoha ago, nfsor nomtnat-
lng city of1icora and dologatoB to tho State Con-
htitutlonal Convention, adjourned Till to-dny.
Yesterday prehlont Lloyd, OF tho Liberal Ex-
ocutiye Committee, inserted n notice In tho aftor-
noon pnpor poatponing tho meeting Of
Tho Convention fsom to-day till tho
2oth, two days after tho rcg,1lar
Republican Convention. rlia diBsatiofod NIL
merous members ot tho 'Comuaitteo, Who in
this mornings pnper, ropudatod Lloyd'n post
ponenont. and assortod IN fayor OF Convon-
tion to-day rs per adjournment. Accordingly,
Hall At tho hour appointed, but tho door was
| locked, and no ono was found to opon It,. A
meeting Of fuw minutes was hold outsido,
which adjourned to tho 28th inat:, two days
before that appointed by Frosident j1Syd. TIC
situation, rs loft by this proccduGs, ,a3 Q conbt-
nation Of Liberals and Domocrats on tlo Com
situtional Convention dolegato tiokot, but q
mo se,nowhat distracted, owing to throo Or four
of their candidates deolining. The action Of
prcsident Lloyd has, tondod to Intro M
duce dsoord thG ti hio'ras u nSSlant NShsr
Alnny believe the diecord botweon tho two par
/ fioa will Intimately atrcngthon tho independent
clcmonts Of BOTH and effect Il moro thorough
separation Of Liberal Democrats from tho
uunl1or clements. At prosont 1t looks ns II Da.
yis (nopublican), candidate for Mayor, would
layo clear sailing.
Theed ,ro Thoinas will DO prosent and direct
tho rehearsal, tomorrow, Of tho chorusas pre-
pairing for the May n1uHical festival. The d.
Factors of tho festival aro having trouble With q
Snowman, who is making strenuous efforts to
got tho Exposition Hnll, where tho festival IL to
bo held, for circus and animal show In April.
Tho applicant il persistent, and tho directors
stubborn. Recourse to tho courts ia threat
| enod.
, 1873-03-21
NEW ORLEANS.

Capital sc1atonco-Elurdored for Iacr
NEonoy-nIurino Dinustcra-1soport of
tho Committee Of Two 11CndFed.
New ORLEANS. March 20.-Edward Donnelly
was today 1entencod to be hanged for tho 1nur-
dor Of Dennis Kellager, on tho 27th Of sopton-
ber, 1870.
Tho body Of Mary Hasso, nged GO, WAS found
this morning, tn tho front yard OF hor Residence,
supposed to 1lnYo bcen murdered for her money.
tic American ship Europn honco, tue 7th for
Liverpool, with cargo Of 8, ,470 balcH OF cotton,
500 tiarooe Of lard, and 1000 stayes, was total.
" destroyed by fro on tho 18th, 800 miles Off
tho South Wost Pass. LosH estimated at
s75,O00. Capt. Fulton and crow Of tho Europa
yero brought to Southwest Pass by The British
ehip Bparkonhoe. Tho Europa belonged to Bath,
Me-, md registered !, ,174 tons.
Bark Bertha Tomplo, from Galveston for Llv-
erpool, with 1900 bales Of cotton, arrived ut
Southwest Pass, leaking badly.
Tie official report Of tho Committee OF Two
Hundred to their constituents will bo submitted
tomorrow. The kilograms Of Casey to Prea1-
dent Grant form a conspicuous feature, bolng
regarded ms the most serous testimony ot oom-
pl}oity and concurrence by the National Govern
mont in tho illegal acts dono to install the Acl'
logg administration. The Committee refer to
I.owoll's recent threat to oxpose Casey The
testimony in tho report Of the sonato conmittoe
awnlsona inquiry, aud tho Citizens Committee
urgo tile necessity OF tho closest inquiry into tho
Now Orleans Cugtom-Housc.
, 1873-03-21
THE WEATHER.
Wnr Department Reports nnd Prog.
n0stiCatiOnks

Wnr Department Reports nnd Frog.
nosticuti0nk4
CHICAGO. March 20.-The Signal sorvico telo-
grams this morning report cold weather in tho
Northwest, with wind norshwoatorly---0 dogroos
below zoro at pembinh; 0 below at Drccken-
ridge; 10 above at Fort snly; abovo ut Du-
luth ; 8nboye at st. Paul; II above at Marquette;
above at Milwaukee rs abovo nt Chicago; al At
St Louis; 50 Ut Detroit; A at Buffalo, al at
Montreal; 20 ut Quebec ST at Boston 3S Mt
New York; a at Washington; 64 at Charleston,
leans 45 at Nashville; IS 1T Louisville; ID at
Cincinnati, 10 at Omaha; 55 at San FranciAco.
Geuorn1ly cloudy cast Of the mississippi, with
snow at Marquette, milwaukee,, Chicago, India
napolis, Oswego,. and Kingason,, Canada; and
Phiadolphia, Washington, Cape Mny, md Nor
folk, Va.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE Cn,Er
SIGNAL SERVICE, D1y1a1oN OF TELganAMs AID
WAaH1ro7os. D. O., March PROBABILITIES
For Friday In the Western Gulf States, contin-
ued northerly winds md cold cloudy Weather,
clearing away during to-day. For. tlo Eautorrl
Gulf States, rising barometer northwest sindp,
South Atlantic statos, southwest winds. vcoring
q short time in North Carolina; gonor-
ally clear With partly cloudy and
fPsf Psansyvas ee1 sea northwest wnds psa and ar
cloudy md clearing weather. For Now York and
New England, increasing caaterly winds. with
snow III the morning, followed, on Friday after
noon, by northwest Winds cloudy OF. clearing
Lake Erie and tho upper lalsoB, continued
northwest winds and partly cloudy weather. The
storm centres ovor tho lowor .lakeH and CheB-
apeale Bay, will work northcnstward along tho
st. Lawrence Valley and Atlantic CoaHt.
Oautionary signals continue at oil tho stations
on the Middle and East Atlantic States.
, 1873-03-21

Tho store Of Wnixcl Brothers. No. 237 West
Madison Btroot, WAS entered about o'clock
yesterday morning, and 9125 worth OF Rhino
wine carried of.
Edward Wallace and Patrick Sullivan, who be-
long to tho baud Of thieyos whose loader wns
Jack Allen, was fined $50 by Justice so,llly, yes
tertlay morning, On the charge ct carrying con-
oealod weapons.
The gambling house of Johnny Walpoo1e, in
MorrisonB building, at tlo corner Of Madison
and Clark streets, was raidcd last night BY q
squad Of police from the Armory. But
two inmates wero captured. Whom the police
returned to take away tue furniture, Johnny
showed "lght," but was apeedily hushed up.
Whom the men returned to the Armory with their
trophies, tho inmates whom they had arroatol
we're out on bail. Justice Banyon wont With
thom.
A. boy namoi Willio Bryant, aged II years, was
severely burnt yesterday afternoon, by the OK
ulosion OF quantity Of gasoline in the kitchen
Of Dortram 4 Beeulan'h saloon, under tho new
Sherman House. Tho cooking in this saloon is
dono by gaaoline stoves, and tho boy WAS e1l-
gagged In filing tho reservoir of stove when
fhe oil took flro from tho flames Of another
stove, and exploded. Tho boy was cof
orod with the burning fluid, and rlshed
into tho saloon, whoro tito flames were quickly
cxtiuguished by a gentleman OF the Cunard Lino
Of Steamships. Tic boy WAS burned Oh tho logs
and the lower portion Of his body. He was
taLon to his home, No. Il Elgin street. Ho III
not believed to be In danger.
, 1873-03-21
FIRES.
Destruction OF property in Various
l ksIucCa.

Destruction of Property in Various
CINCINNATI, o., MARCH 90.-At II o'clock to-
night fro broke out In tho fourth story Of Goo.
II. Dlanc|,arda book storo, on Fourth, botwoon
Vino nnd Walnut BtrootB, about two doors cast OF
Pilo's Opora-IIouao. Tho building iu flvo ator.os
high, and belongs to Wm. y. Smith. Tile fro
went mp to tho roof, seriously damaging tho
fourth and fifth stories and roof. Damage,
IS 1900; innuranco not known. The room III
which tho flro Btnrtod wns nlloccupied, and
how tho fro originated Is not known. Bancli-
ards stock Of books was estimated at S30, ,oo0.
Damage by water very great. twill be probably
not leus thnn s15,0 900. insurance not known.
| Total loss about $4,000.
| ToLEDo, O., March 20.-Tlo saw-niu belong
| i1g to 3. A,uBdeu, at A'na!lon Station, e., was
destroyed by fro thia morning, Will, 150 900 feei
| Of lusnher. iuyolv[ug q loss Of $1,000; insur'
a.sco, 1000. Tho tiro caught from tho engine
Oa1no, March 2o.-A tire at daylight ,thi'
morning destroyed q brick building owncd b1
DR.. Wood, and occupied by Wm. Scott, colorctt
aB billiard saloon. Tho loss on tho building
and stock Ia about $500, with no inhurauco
This Ia tho accond time that Scott han boo1
! burned out within Sir months, nnd IN both cas1'
tho flros woro undoubtedly Tho work Of IN incen
diary. negro named Thompson laa been ar
| reBtod on suspicion.
| New YonK, March 20.-Last night tho harnea
trimming factory Of Wm. Waldron, and th
noighboring buildings on Beokman ntroot, wet
burnod. 1Ae losaoH arc about e25 600.
, 1873-03-21
THREE CENTS a MILE.

The s. rIarcc.Oont Troublc,' on tho
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Rail-
xond--AM Intellectual Attempt to
Elect q Passenger f0r lscfWsinR to
Pay Moro tlann Lognl Fnrc--Tho
Trnfn-COM1t1ctor Ffncd Tcla Do1luESs
Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicaao Tribune.
KEwANEE, ILL.,, March 20.-Tho "throo-ccnt
railroad trouble has eliminated In opon war
faro, aud first blood is declared for tho people.
On Mondny last, Morgan A. Lowfs, farmer, got
on the mali traiu going wost, on tho Chicago,
Burlington t. Quincy Railroad, ut Princeton, to
ride to his home ut Nopousot, d diotanco Of 10
milos. Ho teudored to tho conductor, Noal
RuggieB, IL cents. lsuggles deducted from tho
amount tho fare to Duda, Il miles from Prince
ton, mud returned tho rest, telling LOWS he
must 1oavo ut that point or pay full rail-
road charge to ,1sp NGp0nsff - a On sess tho n5
tried to proyail Oh .Lowis to leave tile car, and,
upon hts rofusa, tried to pull him from Ills sent.
LowiB put his right ar1n about tho aim Of tho
Beat, clinohod Ills hands in lis lap, aud remained
as firmly anohored aa tho crib Of tho Chicago
Wator-NYorke. RugGloe callcd hie aid brake-
man and a baggngo1nan, but tho united strength
Of tho threo failed to unBcat tho oontentnnt
Flo thon toiogrnphed for instructions TO Galcs-
burg, and reseiyod tho following dispatch: " Lot To
| pousot, With torn sleeve, q Roiled cons-eol9r,
Aud fow scratches on lis hant, tho difficulty
having delayed tho train twenty minutes. When
| tho mail train went Gust on Tuesday
| 8caroh waH made for tho brakeman and baggage
mnn who had assisted him, but they could not DO
| found. Rugglos gave security for Lis appear;-
anco before 5uss'so hh9d9s. Of NoRonset mp
lance Of ton mies to attend tho trial. Tho road
| was represented by Hiram Bigelow, ono OF ih
local attorneys. Tie prosecution was conducted
f.,40 n add nf NNwN lila
, 1873-03-21
STATE LEGISLATURES.
4MtCCNNElN,

"l0NARNht
mA61sos Rsss' DpaS Msreh srho 1As So G5geanro ad
journod to-day ut noon,- no buainesH having boen
transacted hirce yestcrday, joint oo1nmlttoo ts'
form him ttat the Legislature WIGS about to ad-
journ, and he replied that ho had no 1urthor
communications to mako.
In tho Senate, President pro tenn. Eaton naao
tho olosing epooch. expressing thanka LOT Tue
his fellow-senatorp Of ILLS warm esteo,n, mud say.
ing "Tho measures which havo boon acted
upon arc many, nomo Of tho greatest magnitude,
yos tho good fcoling ,a,,s.,n and froaa.y so1
relations Pn,a ~ o1shs hn ooar ha3o hS not boom boom
disturbed BY rcason Of tho differences Of opln-
lon which laayo oxia.od among thom on this
question, all having unitod In freely, concedtng
to others tho aamo right Of independents 1udg'
mert clnincl for thomselycB."
In tho Assembly, q b,1rlosquc bill was present
oil, providing TINT Alexander Mitchell should bc
rim for Governor nt tho next election, and tic
rost Of the ticket to be doalgnatcd by tho Board
Of Commissioners, consisting of railroad mag
words wore said BY bhcoyer, Villas, and ARM
speool!, aaid: ~
Wo have each Of us rnado record that is to livt
rcsponsibo, Viii approve motives and forgive OH
nG ta
We Lave made mistakes which hayo boon common Il
every gathering at has gone noer Tor
| layo como to this Assembly, each Of ii
has tried to DO faithful TO tho constitu
| ents who Htood behind uH. For tho honors ant
nil the kindnens you hayo o1tondod to me- Civ
you my sincere: thanks. VIII! tho memory Of thi
session will 10 With rocollections Of knncus uni
courtesy, and frlendship 1asting ns tho years 1a
arc allotted by the Great Providence to me.
| Tho only bill not before reported vetoed, vhiel
failed to meot tho Governors approval, IL oil
repeating tito law requiring m uniform eyatcm o
| atitutiola.
, 1873-03-21

CLEVELAND, O., March 2o.-A collision oc-
c1'rrel yesterday ut a crossing near Rayanna,
O., between q pay-traiu on tho Cleveland d
rr{{ttsburgh Railroadd, md an Atlantio & aroat
Western accommodation. Tho pay-train was
bIauiy wrecked md tho occupants of the pay-car,
William Richardson, roatlna4tor, mud Patrick
Duiy, conductor wcro severely injured. The
fireman Of the Cleveland & piftaburgh ongino
and Que other person wore slightly injured. No
ono on tho accommodation train was injured.
sEDA11A, Mo-, A1arch 20.-A1ra. Solomon, Of
Monmouth, IL, walkod of = passenger coach
on tho Pacific Railroad, near Ottoryillo Alo., on
Tuesday night, while tue trim WAS III motion.
Her dead body was found yesterday morning,
md sent to her son-in-law, Stephen picken-
baugh, rear Stoukton nlo.
Special Dispatch to We Chicago 1ri1unr.
CINCINNATI, O., March 20.-AB tho pay~tratn
On tho Dayton Short Limo PASSED through
Carthage o., at high ratio Of speed this altor.
moon, It struck carrlago at sccond street oroHs.
ing, in which were gentleman, two ladies, and
q small child. The Horse was killed instantly,
tho buggy torn to plocos, and the occupants
thrown in all tlirectionn, Tho n,otl,or mud
ohild escaped with few bruises, while the young
lady and gentleman were 10 sorlonsly injured
that they are not expected to recover.
, 1873-03-21

Tho SlckenlnE Details.
It ID an easy matter to persuade little children
to receive that for fact Which has been creatod
by tho Imagination. This may account for the
publication, ycstorday oyoning, In tho 8-cont
twilight journal, Of m article rotating tho par
tioulars Of fatal ntabbing aftray. on DeKovon
"duped." But wo Say it, ind say it boldly, bo-
causo VIC speah tho truth. Stripped of all imagg-
tnation, tito story, If truthflly rolated, Wouid
bo told "a follows:
Lurgle Do}on aud Joseph Doleuka went INTO 2
saloon on DeKoysn street, nenr DesplaineB, about
s o'clock on Wednesday evening" to get drink.
They drank once, and ropoatod it many timea.
They we're by this timo rery drunk, and in 4 dis
pute Delen struck at Doleuka with small pockot-
knife ('twith q lightning.liko thrust, it was
buried to tho hilt In tho abdomen Of Delcn ~
iNutl}. and scratched him on tho hip. Both mon
we're Hoon aftor arrested, and lodged IN tho
Twelfth Street Station.
, 1873-03-21

CLEyELAND, O.. March 20.--A alcl man, who
was unable to apoal, was taken OF the Eaator,,
bound pAsAongor train at Palnosyilo, O., yoator-
1lo fs about 81 years of ago. feet inoho. Ligi,.
has sandy whialsers and mouataohe, and bluo oyoa.
He wna dreBaod IN blaoi clothes, had on o Blue
bsaver 9t oyercoat lined With black plush, and a
t'a nolt black lat with broad band. There ia
residence can DO asoortainod. In Ills pocket be
Aad $3.50 and al envelope with "Unloil hallway.
Indianapolis" printed on it,: An effort was made
e Het; h!n 70 g. wfite bis name, and he wrote
l., s4a, nc then moved LIS ponc aud wrote,
ls = German or 'Hwede. '' o~
, 1873-03-21

s1rcias Nspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DEe Mo1nEs, Iowa, March 20.-The Consus
Board to-day complotod tho valuation Of tue
railroads in Iowa. Dlfferont roads arc valued
for assessment, por mile, as follows: Burl1ng-
Took Island { Pacific, and Washington BgatS1
sssO0; Burlington i Boutllwostorili $3,ouo !;
Chicago l. Northwestern, S8, 900; Dnb9auee'
Paul, "a 6o0 Dos Monos Valley, 4o00i !lliuTis aea
Central. 800; Dubuque -. oo2i
Iowa midland, ssso6, Kansas Glty hs; & 'GsoIi o'i
Council bluffs, 3s ooo Kookas IN n eEt a,Iajn ill.,
e6. coo milwaukee, s 81 psn'' f4,,tuo h,,ta o1 nn,lar
Rspds, 3d. 5oo Bon1 0lty g: Ppnn!, 92seo G}ts !
Toledo 4 Northwestern, sa,boo elonx ,,Iy,e V1sy .
paclfo, $4,000 Chicago, cnton a. oao"4So az hEi,
&2.HO0; Missouri, lows u NenEeaAa, 72'o''
, 1873-03-21

On Saturday, William Potter stabbed and killed
George shoets, In . dispute growing out OF
debt Of IS cents, at 6taunton, Va.
A Portsmouth IN. H. dispatsh aays that tho
schooner Joseph Garland, which WAS reported
lost, with all On board, Ia snfe at Portland, No.
Tho Cairo Chamber OF Commerce, yos!erday,
adopted memorial addressed to tho Mobile l.
Ohio Railroad Company, protesting against thoir
refusal to receive Cairo froiglats.
Tho Iowa Capital commissioners met yostcr-
day. The only business OF importance transact
ed waa the election ot Il. g. Finkbiue suporin-
tondent, with salary Of $4,000 por yoar.
Morritt Smith. Of Cascade, hlioh., whose vito
and aon we're burned to death By a kerosene
o1niosion few days ago, has become maniac
and Ills life is desraired Of.
st. Thomas, Maroh II, with yellow layor on
board; Two deaths among the crew wore ro-
ported.
Ths htav OF Henry Schmidt, drlyor Of hoor
, 1873-03-21
SPRINGFIELD.

Tho .nllroad and warehouse Com"
1aafsaiuaa SilsuIl-Pox --- Raonornxy
Cpnalnissi oncrs to VioM1su.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1Nor1E1p, ILL.,, March 20.--Ihe Board Of
Railroad mud Warehouse Oomnlisslonors layo
have dono, no one knows but themselves. Their
iutercourao anl purpoaes have boon Of . con!l-
Dental character. Tlcy have probably been
posting themselves in the work boforo thorn,
Thoy moot next week, on Tuesday, at Andor-
sons Uotel, In Chicago, to look iuto tho waro-
houao businoas nnd grain inspection.
Il number OF caaos OF snlhtl-pox aro reported
In this city ut tho Homo Of tho Ffiendlcsp, l''t
steps have boon taken to prevent tho spread Of
the disease.
Gov. Eavoridgo, to-day, issuod IN additional
number Of honorary. co,nmissiona to porsons do
niring to 10 to tho Viouna Exposition.
, 1873-03-21

Gh!oags s2sG9 3eps sa.nos Of
Of dhioago, Rock Iuland l. Paoiio, s2,50o !
sioux City i Dakota, $2 SOC:
Ivp1ANAroLla, Ind, March 20.-Arsioles OF
association Of tho VinoonnoB, Petersburg l.
Owonsboro Railway Company, capital go 900 000,
wore filed with tho Secretary Of State to-day.
tonpiyo coal folds In Pike County. TIL designed
10 MI Cup in tho Ohioago i Nashville Railroad
Tho of1icora elected arc l.. L. Watson, prchiaent
Allrol Patton, ice-propidont; LazaruB Noble,
8ocretary; a. A. FonllsB, Trcasrror.
, 1873-03-21

tho author Of tho trouble. No doilnito atnto-
mont regarding tho lohaes oan bo mado ut pros-
et,t. Tho nmount In probably not losH than
Tic Tulls uoad Bank Ia State bank, and
was Incorporated in 1864. Its capital stock,
according to tho lust report. wEa $20o,-
900, and 1t surplus eo0,0Qo. Tho
deposits, 1t ia said, are nbont 81 100000
the stockholders, and tho stock haa latoly boon
quoted at 1870. Three ycara ngo the price Nas
252 Much complaint waa made b., doposltorH
to-day because tho bank had continued bua-
n a. silessa know that glarlng mistakes iii tho
counts had been discovered.
, 1873-03-21
CANADA.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAwa, March 20.-Iho feeling ia worry strong
n the House Of Commons in favor 6f tho Pro-
hilitory Liquor Law bill. though lis improbable
that such could be passed. at present, owing to
outside influence III evenly balanced constituent
,ie1.
About fifteen persons hayo been engaged for
The past year in compiling the conaus returns,
she expenditure connected with which amounted
20 s53, ,316.
Both tho Ministry and tho Opposition move
cautiously. as tho question OF strength ia un-
iecided:. Two elections arc to take place short
Ion eanddn.og; sangnino NIiniaterialials
House Of 300 Tho Opposition CLAIM, ninety
pledged monbcrs who will vote non-conndonco;
when majority against the Government will bo
obtained. Tho preeont position, therefore, is
about as follows: OF tho 200 members in tho
oass Ioaass one Is sposhser ths ,spp oppoelon nns
ministry, 1t would have ninetoon majority, but
there arc, at least, twelve independent mon, who
may at any moment cast their lots with tue op-
position.
MONTREAL, March 20.--Another body has boon
found, in the ruins Of tho St. James Iotel loa-
troyed by tho fire yesterday. Complaints are
rlfe regarding tho nefciency Of tho fire brigade
Ladders and other means Of escRpo were much
needed at the fro. An in9uoat las begun.
HALIFAX March 20-TAe bill to repeal the
ballot act Of Nova Scotia passed. tho Lcginlature
by 29 to H. Tho presa faYors tho ballot
TonoN7o. March 20.-Iho Toronto Alail, organ
OF the Dominion Government, takos ground
against reciprocity, and argues that free trade
gains In tho Eaatorn 8tatea, and protection in
Che Western ones, and refuses to tako TlE Chr
oAoo TRIBUNE as roliablo exponent OF Westorn
vewa On this matter, 1t being, Bays tho llaiI, In
the position Of strong FREQ trado advocate at =
lime when tho public opinion OF Its own section
ot country il settling decidedly in favor Of pro-
:ect!on. Tile Mail wants o Canadian national
policy.
[T9 the Associated Fress.]
MONTREAL, March 20.-The remains Of a man
were found IN tho ruined portion OF tho st,
James Hotol this morning. Tho body has beon
identified as that Of Mr.. Hyatt, travelling agent,
He was found OH tho fifth Aoor, and had evil
deptly heen suIocatod.
, 1873-03-21
FRANCE.

PAn1H, March 20.-Tlo preliminary inquiry In
tho caao OF Marshal. .Dazaino IL concluded. Notll-
Ing has boon deoided upon touching tho marnnr
tribunal THO nlenda OF tho Marshal aro now
allowed to visit lin.
ElactiouH to III! yaoancioH III soyornl depart
ments Of tho National Assembly have been Or
dereo for tho 9th Of April.
Important correspondence haB passed. betwoon
Franco and 6paiu. It grew out of foertain atsoci-
ties perPetratad by the Carlist Chief. tho Cure
Banta Cruz. THO Frouoh Governments complain
Cd that Santa Cruz and his band had killed four
way, and carried four others into tho mountains.
oasto1ar, In reply Expresses rogret at
these outragoa, lie remarks, however,
That most Of tho Carlltt. noro oquiIp.