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200 sacks hay brought 81 80; 300 sacks
ditto, 81 27Z1s. Oats-$2 0o@a so.
WHITE PLAINS. Feb. 10.-Surregate
Coffin, of Westchester county, deliver
ed his written decision, in the matter Of
proving the last will of Horace Greeley,
at the opening of his conrt to-day, ex-
tinguishing the will OF 1872, must be re-
fused probate. The will of 1871 having
been duly proven, must therefore be ad-
mitted as the last will and testament of
Horace Greeley.
At Port De Posit, the Missouri River
las fallen somewhat, and is now at a
stand-still. bnt another rise is expected
soon, and the inhabitants will be forced
to the hills.
New YORK, Feb. 10.--At 1880 last
night, Hugh Williamson, one of the
principals of the 10Th street school, was
shot in the groin, by man named Gus
tave Malmaquls. Swede. Malmaquis
is man of violent passions, and was
in the habit of abusing his wife, who is
relative of Williamson, and the latter
interfered.
CRY OF MEx1Co, Feb. 1.-The insur-
reetion of Tepec, under Lozada, is as
suming formidable proportions. Lozada
in his political manifesto, proposes a
government similar to the Paris Com
mune His army has invaded several
portions OF Balisco and Guadlajara.
BuFFALo, Feb. 10.-The medical ex-
perts appointed by Gov. Dix, have ex-
amined Gadney, u9der sentence cf
death, have pronounced his case as one
of feisned insanity.
MADRID, Feb. 1G.-A correspondence
to-day, announces the probability that
the session of Cortes will be suspended
for a few days. Upon the re-assembling
the proposition from King Ainandeus
to abdicate the the throne, will be rea
whereupon an effort will be made to
disuade the King from his purpose.
Should he persist, a special law will be
passed, electing Regent and Cabinet.
San FR,Nc1sco. Feb. H. Arrived,
the bark Florence, from Port Blakely.
No news of the Nevada, II davs over
due from Australian ports. The Loleta
is taking freight for Seattle.
Il. Schassler, Civil Engineer, present
ed to the board Of Supervisors last night
report on the feasibility of construct
ing a tunnel under the Bay, from Rim
con Point to Goat Island. He says,
such tunnel, % feet high and 25 feet
wide could be constructed for eight mil
hon OF dollars. The report was placed
on file.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. 13-Noth-
ing has yet been heard from the missing
steamer George 5. Wright, now 19 days
overdue. 1t is understood that the
Revenue cutter Lincoln, nov on the
Sound, will be sent in search of the
Wright.
LONDON, Feb. 12.--There is no fur
ther news from Madrid. The announce
ment Of the abdication of Am edeus,
produced profound sensation. The
German papers hint that it was caused
by French intrigues. Since six O'Clock
this morning, dispatches received from
Madrid, state that no disturbances had
occurred. There seems to be DISPOSE
tion to maintain order, and support the
provisional authorities. Yesterday the
two Houses of the Cortes, assembled at
: hour, when formal message
vi abdication was read. Upon compile
ton of the reading the Senate and Con-
gress met together and constituted ther1-
selves a SO ereign Cortes. Revere,
president of the Congress. IN speech
declared himself ready to answer for
the preservation of order. The abdica-
ton of Amadeus, was then accepted
unanimously.
Senior Pho proposed resolution es-
tablishing a Republic, and vesting in
the Assembly the supreme power. The
resolution was adopted by vote of 253
yeas against 80 nayes. The Assembly
was still in session when the foregoing
was telegraphed. 1t is believed that
Revere, president Of the Cortes, viii be
elected President of the provincial Re
public, established by the vote last
night. There is perfect order here, ana
the attitude of the regulars and nation
nj guards is satisfactory.
A dispatch from Madrid says, that
arrangements have been made for
Amedeus and the Royal family to leave
that city this morning.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The galleries
were filled this morning with spectators
to witness the committing of the electoral
vote for President. a message was sent
to the Senate. that the House was pre-
pared to receive that body, and proceed
with the counting of the electoral vote
for President and Vice President. A
one o'clock the members of the Senate
entered the House. The Vice Presi-
was called to the chair, when he called
the convention to order and said, that
they would now proceed to the counting
of the electoral votes for President and
Vice President. A sealed package con-
taing the votes of each State was then
opened, and the tellers announced the
vote in each case Hoar objected to the
votes of Georgia being counted for
Greeley, but a disposal of the matter
~,as xr;tbhaid Objections were also