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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

The Hon. John ID. Philbrick, one Of the United
States Commissioners to the Vienna Exhibition, writes
home that the Medal OF Merit" has been awarded to
Messrs Brewer q Tileston OF Boston. Mass. in consd
GRAFTON OF their publication OF Worcesters series Of
Dictionaries.
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GoparInsrsDlp NoIltes.

dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE The
~ Gm Of SAMPSON BROTHER Is this dissolved The bu,.
will be hqudas gned who authorized
the firm GEORGE g. SAMPSON. lB ChK,t
NOTICE is hereby given that the PARTNER
SHIP lately subsstug brtwcel David Alerton. Archibald
Ancron, John butcher and WI G. Moore
ALLkR1OSs DrrCHkR MOORE. dissolved the
n September 1873. by mutual All debts owing
Partnership TO be received BIZ DAVID ALLRRrON aud all
MAIDS the said Parnershp be presented him m payment
Ne--iort, SEPT 2 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

The Cincinnati Epqarer says: "JOhn Paul
OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. has done the best pcrsoual
correspondence the Summer. He's rcd-headod mau
and shutters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRlYAIR

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DIcKrSsoss. IN PARK
oAp-G2l,o Koop-0so p n.-70' minigbt--G2' Az o5is
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A MUNICIPAL COUNTERPLOT.

n was understood before the assembling of
an, Hoa,d OF Assistant Aldermen yesterday AFTERNOON,
mai Oh had been effected for the removal OF
the clerk. william II. Nsioncy. Mr. hoioneys reor.
sruzatoB Of his stan Il clerical assistants Last month
~. not s.usl.cjOr, 10 tuc I-p..raD memn'is OF ih'
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fldrule dno SidIe ffldnlels.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECByRD Ar THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, ho' 81 1-2 West ThIty aseondst, Dos wrI
TNentrthirst at the BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE No si
washnon't door to the PostOfe upo y H. At rcEna
once
A kLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. luNG WORKS, lJt Asd 1856 Rs,t eentat MsIb sni
sabred hanlels Thing Marble CO1nts MOsameaI a. pne t
DEFY eomDenuoB Marble turning Tor iho Trade
STEWARI'' Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
y hsrsa keh aud designs lowest pn. 22O ~!
West T"sntIihri At. between seventh AMI Eghh.,'sA
frHE PENRHYN SLATE Co have removed
10 their .ATeOoms Uuonsq ave aua Seysa
ieTnth Offering MAhrELs
te eompnnSg May elegant and unqse d.rgH sssssprB
ssmeennop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER has never
hal rival aBnihlAior Of Insects and bugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

Fall style of Gents HATS are ready for in
Pectou ami EsrKSscaew Manufacturer lls Nassad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

The clumsy contrivance known as the Elias
tic lnss Is entirely superseied by PoSEEOYs ErC
BELf,' sold Tor Three Dollars. At 7ii BnaiWsV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
BROOKLYN.

At yesterdays meeting of the Board of
Health report received stating that the rooms in
the Of the city Hall damp foul with
Odors from closets, and unfit fornce7 rooms.
IL contains the mack nspecOrs Office and M
ana waited by about 500 people daily.
At Yesterdays meeting of the Board of As
sessors q committee appointed 10 inquire into the
cost grading and paving Threenths The President
was instructed to confer with the CORPORATION Counsel
IN the matter, ana ascertain whether the Will Ok
half the assessed value Of the property affected b.
the Improvement
AT yesterdays meeting of the Commission
appointed to arrange plan for consolidating the out
living towns Of Kings County with the City Of BROOKLYN
Judge Lott Withdrew his plan submitted on Sept J.,
which provided that the towns should assume the
debt OF Prospect Park, aud by way ~ compromise sub
united another, which provides that that debt shall be
assumed pro rata by the towns and the other debts
and liabilities we'll except the don't Of the East River
Bridge. which lac contended should fall upon present
city.
Daniel Murphy, age 80, hat manufacturer
doing busiuess at No. - Crosby-st NewYork died At
his residence IN Dean-st, under circumstances which
indicated that he had been poisoued severe pains IN
the stomach and Vomiting characterizing his illuess
which laseda week. d.. STUB. the attendant physo
handed by the health authorities 10 the Coroner for
investigation Dr. shepard, County Physician, held
post -mOrtem examination last night, and found that
death resulted from disease or Tue bladder.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MoRRIsANIA - An unfinished building on
one Observation-Disclosures, near Brook ave. which An
thony McKeon was erecting fired on Sunday morn
ing but the flames oxtingushed with damage OF
only $500. Henry Beare caught almost 10 the act
and was held TO await examination He II supposed 10
have fired barn in the neghb0rhood Saturday night
"A IRE engine company has been organized with
The following officers President and Captain. A. g
Byrne Assistant Captain, John Thainor Secretary,
Edward Mount Treasurer, John YORK
White PLAINs.-The Republicans OF the Assembly Dis
trcts OF Wcsteiesier county VIII hold Conventions To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

An investment in stolen or forged bonds is
unpleasant Pail stgle fGenencn AIS VIII prpve
both gratifying otietory Msse your purchases At No. 2I2
Broadway, ia the Prescott house, the Finn Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

THR LIMITS or SCIENCE. \ reply to Mr.. God
win by Prof H. Toumsas IN rnBusE LKcrrRs Bru No.
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IAEnO IN Or mcnA

Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUININE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

District Sept 20; IId Dlsrict at the standard Honse
White Plains, sept 10; lid District Primers n'''''
CrOtOn Dam, &c vt. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09

FoR SoUrFAMPrOP AND BREMEN
The steamship KHONPRGNL o. Heimbrsh. = cal
WEDNESDAY September 10. from Bremen PEI foos
h ri 81 hoboIru. be slOHe0 JV
Svsm.nip MOSEL Caui q. Ernst. SATURDAY.. sept 10
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVkh AND BREMEN
or Ts EluIyALKSr ~ cuhksS'Il
PlTtt cAbn......
Second cabin.
For freight or passag- appJto OELhiOhS 70, Ag'ne
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-13
THE
TORPEDO PATENT suits
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Geyer.

The following ia the decision renderedrlv Jua,.
McKennan, at May Term Of the Circuit Court~ " ,Ss
above case
in the Circuit Court Of the United States in ar q.
the Western District Of Pennsylvania A.,
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Geyer NO. l.--Mav To-
1S73.-1n Equity "a
| sued.
Subpoena ard notice Of application for prellm,,
ary injunction served.
December Is, 1872. Melton for ueHmnar &,
junction heard and the Court being duly advised IN
the premises; the injunction awarded US prayed so.
and decree hleu.
January ID. 1878. Injunction issued, md On sho
29th day of January indictment served persou,lv
and by copy.
May -, 1873 Rule issued for delendent TO shov
cause why attachment should not issue for contem,
in violating injunction and duly served
June I'd, 1873. Rule for attachment IN this c,so
came on to be heard, and after argumen, of counsel
pro and con, the Court being full advised in tho
premises, the Rule is made absolute, and the son.
tence OF the Cont is, that the said defendan, Mich
oas Geyer. be imprisoned in the common mil or
Allegheny County for and during the term Of ten
days. and that he pay the costs of this proceed
ingS
June I'd, 1878 Commitent issued.
The injunction in this case was for infringement
Of the Roberts patent of No Detailed the Bio pc.
en), for increasing the productiveness of oil we'll,
The act of Infringement for which the defendant
was committed for contempt consisted in sicip,
Alexandra liarar in exploding torpedoes in q,
wells being the samo act of infringement for which
lamar was also committed in he case No. 3, M
vembcr Term, 1866 as before stated.
The Court McKennan, j., alter delivering hi.
opinion in the uamar case, procAnded to sentence
Nicholas Geyer for contempt and delivered the hl
owing oral opinion:
In the case Of Nicholas Geycr charged with tb
same oiense, am entirely satisfied that there wa,
fl mid present in the Bcals well at least. A., I5or,
intimated to the counsel in tie course of he ara, .
ment, the presence Of tuid in III. 1rell ,rte,ier de-
sired or not, as an infringement of tie patent. qnGa
ore dch Of the injunction ct'Me Court
Mr. Roberts, by his patent uses AS one of the nri,
cipal elements OF his invention fluid tampipr and
wherever there is fluid sufficient in well, at the
time oil the explosion of torpedo, to operate as
tamping. whether it gets there naturally or ia mn,
there artifica1y his patent il infringed This wa,
clearly the case in regard to the Bcsls we'll
But Mr. Geyer seems to have been misied hy
lianiar who told him that he merely wanted to
MAKE an experiment and do not think. this be.
ing the first time that he ought 10 be yery seyerev
punished. ~>s'
lie also Is adJrdged guilty Of contempt and order
ca 10 pay the costs of this proceeding and undergo
an imprisonment in the county jail for ten DAYS =
nope thls VIII he the last of tn, sc cases. because
lhc matter comes to our notice agian we will he
constrained to impose such punishment as will tend
10 make the decree OF the Court cffcc'ual.
June Film.
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Avoid Quacks and lmpo sters.

TUE 0uv1oe Hnu ConbUt4tiUH'
n. J 3. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Mediedf
C0ASge, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of tho
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
INN to treat disease with success. Cures guar'
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis.
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send Tor the GNtds 10 Heath. Price 10 cents.
j. Is. DYOTT, ID, Physician aud SaTgeosf
lOi Duane st New YORK,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-13
E'pr SAT:

,- E'Dr safe
IT, r2.ooo to 20, OO0 feet OF SECONDHAND
w., D'NS, S' at irom 25 to So cts per fool
hN Iao'n is in lrst class order and nh
Apr! %, f. II II y,pNrp
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-13

ADVERTISE 10 tne RECORD.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-13

Merchants LAWYERS, Justices Of the Peace, Land
Agei''4' OIL Deaer. and Agent, lnsu rance lent.
ENpressme and other parties in want arr, int, med
,hst weare prepared execute 10 ord er 4 kinds nj
bLANkS, buSiness or legal, required in This com
,H,,1 .'n,nrng atron9"c ro1Dectfnlly solicited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23

OFF FOR THE MoUNTArNs-Hardly a
day passes now that one or more families
do not leave the city for some one of the
resorts ont in the mountains along the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Prominent
among the places sought for pleasure
and recreation Is Portland, (Cranberry,l
and we hear that our friends, the Worth
ipgton Brothers, have their large hotel al
ready we'll filled up We don't wonder at
It, because they know how to keep such
an establishment, and Portland offers sd.
vantages for health aud pleasure seekers
possessed by none Of the other retreats
The air is dry and pure; the water in the
springs Whereabouts sweet and clear as
crystal; the fishing Is good, and the roads
for exercise on horseback, or driving, are
excellent for a mountainous region. The
Messrs. W. have built large addition 10
their hotel and are now prepared
TO receive and entertain, in first class style
large number Of guests. Ye lovers o.
mountain mutton and brook trout, brac
ing air and delightful shade, Portland
offers them 10 you at reasonable prices
The railroad company should sell ticket
at reduced rates, and perhaps does. Nc
iavoritism should be shown between com
peting points along the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23

We advise our readers who are in
search Of frst-class Cabinet Organ or
Piano, to call on Nessrs. Adams 6 Lucas,
100 Market street, where you can find the
largest and best assortment Of Musical
Instruments ever brought 10 this city.
You can be suited with an Instrument at
any price, from 800 to 81 900. This firm
keeps the very highest standard Of In
struments, viz: The Steinway and Emer.
son Pianos, and the Smith, American and
Mason 6 Hamlln Organs, and offer them
at the very lowest prices and on the most
liberal terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 2I.-The following
managers oi the railroads, running north
west and south from Chicago, signed
paper agreeing 10 issue no more passes
except 10 their own employers and thelI
families. travelling on their own roads
All the passes now outstanding will be
allowed 10 continue in force until their
expiration, December 81, and will not be
renewed. The agreement does not eX-
,ead 10 CAGES where companies are re.
qu!red 10 issue passes by virtue Of
leases Of other lines, or in pursuance Of
written contracts previously made: The
Chicago s Northwestern, Chicago d
Iowa, Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul,
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Chicago,
Burlington s Quincy, Chicago & Alton,
and Illinois Central. The agreement has
not been entered into by any Of the cast.
arm roads, nor, as will be seen, by mum.
Der Of the Illinois roads, and many Of the
prominent railroad men predict the ulti-
mate failure Of the movement.
This afternoon, while Nathan Harsh
and porter named Charles Leonard
we're breaking up old cartridges in Harsh
6tothers advance store, at 40 Day street
d terrific explosion occurred Of over two
thousand cartridges, strewn over the
dor. The front and back windows were
blown out, and two men who were sitting
!r front Of the store were blown violently
into the street, but we're not seriously in
jured. Mr. Harsh, the porter Leonard
and Mr. Harsh'a tlres little sons, were
found IriGhlfully injured. One Of the
children, Forrest Harsh, was terribly dis.
fguree, the skin being burned off Of the
greater part Ut his body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23

COUNTY CoURT-This Court had
three sitliDgs Saturday. In the morning
the plaintiff, by counsel, in the case o.
Winans Is. Wheat, filed q bill Of excep-
tons to defendants answer offered on
Friday, and after argument, the court de.
cided that said answer was not sufficient
and that he must answer promptly at 4
Pm.
In the case Of Harvey Butler, by his
next friend, Edward Butler %. John H
Chsrnock, on petition for mandRmus to
recover the possession Of horse held BY
the defendant as an officer under writ o.
detinue,-beiDg the last day Of the term
the matter was not entertained by the
court
Ala o'clock P. N, defendant 10 the case
OF Winans rs Wheat again answered
which being considered insufficient, be
was ordered to appear at 81 O'Clock p. NJ,
to answer interrogotaries.
The court met at 81 o'clock pursuant
10 adjournment, but the defendant in the
case above recited failed to appear and
the case was continued.
The court adjourned TO meet to-day
but will attend TO no business except that
Of entering the closing orders, when II
will adjourn until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,
THE MODOCs.

New YORK, June 2l.-A. B, Meachan,
chairman OF the Peace Commissioners 10
treat with the Modocs, and who narrowly
escaped the fate Of his associates. General
CAuby and Dr.. Thomas, Is In this city on
his way 70 Fort Klamath, where a militia
~ commission Tor the trial Of the captur-
ed members Of the band will sit. Mea-
cham can make no use OF his right hand,
the nerves o! which were parSlyZ ed BY
i ball through the wrist. The lore finger
Of his lett hand Is twice its natural size.
There still remains slight scar on his
forehead from ball Other wounds re-
ceived on the ear, side and elsewhere have
entirely healed. His story Oh the treach'
cry which resulted in the death Of Candy
and Thomas Is but repetition OF that
already told. Meacham says himself and
the other commissioners had full intorma-
lion Of the late In store for them, but as
Candy and Thomas would not accept the
warning, be could not remain behind
while they went into danger. II was
Captain JACK who gave the signal for the
slaughter and shot General Candy while
old SchouSchin attended to himself with
pistol and knife. OF the issue OF the
forthcoming trial he expresses no doubt.
The Modocs who perpetrated the assassi-
nation will be convicted and executed.
The fleet Of o virtual acquittal OF pardon
after conviction would be disastrous.
With such result before their eyes the
turbulence Of other tribes could not be
restrained. The men who massacred
the Modoc prisoners should be hanged,
iIescham thinks, on the same gallows
with the IudiAn murderers. During the
war the Modocs killed and wounded about
three soldiers for every warrior in their
!oIce, which at no time numbered more
than siXty.fvc, and during the first three
days Of the fight this band not only held
I'll; against eight hundred troops armed
.i'b every appliance Of modern warfare,
oGt KEEP. G passage open for retreat which
even The Warm Spring scouts could
no! close. Meacham advises that those
aoI guilty Of participation in the massacre
be TemSuded to their reservation. To
distribute them among other tribes would
De punishment TO some only. Hisidea OF
the best policy for the future is that all
tribe lines be abolished, and that the In
dams be made Gmenable 10 the laws and
be placed on the same footing with other
members Of the community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23
Tribute OF Respect TO the Late Hor-
uCe r. Clark.


New YORK, June 2l.-At meeting OIL
the Executive Committee Of the Western
Onion Telegraph Company held to-day,
on motion the following was unanimously
adopted:
Ii has pleased Him whose ways are not
our ways 10 take from his friends and
from his labors, Hon. Horace F. Clark,
and We who have known him will desire
TO record on pages where his name ap-
pears so often, an expression OF sorrow
Tor his lOss as well as our tribute 10 his
varied service; therefore,
ReSo!eEd, Thai we feel that one who has
been SO long leader in material enter
prises Of his country and prominent
among the chief men Of its Chief city
needs no recital of his works or his char
ac!er. The trusts be was filling, the posi-.
t.ou lie had woD, bear testimony weight.
Ter than words, TO an integrity that never
was questioned, 10 the mental keen.
ness Of his powers and the at.
ts!1nents manifested on many cxaCting
1elds 10 that broad grasp Of the great IN
IertakiUgs OF bis time, which yet with
!s!e felicity, associated with exceeding &C.
curacy and mastery OF detail and to that
Industry, which resulted alike in his sue
cess and in his death.
hcSo!Eed, That We wish rather 10 record
here our sense Of his wise couusels and
uuremitliug devotion to the interests Of
This company, our social recolIecti0ns Of
the long and pleasant personal inter.
course, and our loss OF friend whose
fidelity was positive, and who, when he
promised support, never waveTed or for
got IT,
RtS0!rei, That we tender our sympathy
10 the family Of our friend, and that this
committee will attend his funeral in 8
body GEO. q MuIFoRD, Stc'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-AtF Friday sitting
Of this Court, judgment for $500 was en-
tered in favor Of plaintiff In the case o.
Brockhardt rs. BArnhardt, garnishee Of q
Daub.
The case of Raber Is Foose was set fol
trial next Thursday.
Ens Insurance Company CS. heather
ington, Ct. aL-demurrer fled.
Adjourned until 10 A. N. Saturday.
Saturday morning, EtnA Insurance Co.
u. G. D. Heatherington, trustee plea oil
Ron-GsUmpat entered, demurrer over
ruled and the case continued.
The case Of Phillips VS. Cots was or
trial when we LETT the Court room.
Adjourned until the usuul hour thIi
morning,
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Maryland Editorial Excursion.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2l.-The Mary
land editorial excurtioniSts, under charge
of Msjor Hotcbkiss, arrived from Louis,
vile shortly before noon to-day, in specia
ears attached to the regular train on the
Q II 81. r. r at 2 o'clock. They met
q: the Board Of Trade rooms, where car
riages were provided Tor u tour Of inspec-
ton around the city. They leave tonight
at 8 O'Clock BY the Vandalia Railroad loI
ST. Louis
Charles p. Carly received notice to-day
Of bis appointment by the Supreme Chan
cellor Of Chicago, H. c. Berry, as Supreme
recording and corresponding scribe, Of
The Supreme Lodge Of the world Of the
Knights OF PythiaS This appointment
makes indianapolis the headquarters o
the order.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 2l.-It is reported tina
Senior CASTELAR, is engaged In drawing 81
a Constitution for the Federal Republic
which is to be analogous 10 that Of thu
United States. The number Of States !
is understood will be fifteen, including
Cuba and the Philippine Islands, Madri(
TO remain the Capital. The President o
the Federal Republic Is 10 be selected BY
universal suffrage, and his term Of Office
will be FIVE years. Senators are to be
chosen by States, and the deputies will be
elected by universal suffrage.
BAYoNEE, June 2l.-The Carlists in
this city have received dispatches an
nouucing that the Insurgents have cap
tured the town Of RancOrbo, with -four
hundred prisoners.
The Constantinople report that the
Sultan is seriously Ill is wholly without
foundation.
Gregory Aristurchi Bey has been ap
pointed Turkish ambassador at Washing
ion in place Of Blscyus Bey, who has ten
dered his resignation to tho Sultan.
Herald Specially
BGARRITz, June 2l.-Serrano MArtos
CabalerO DeRodas, Gaminde Lassgasto
and others residing here and in the neigh
borhood are endeavoring to organize
a Moderate party, and secure posses
sion Of the Government Of SPAN. They
have made overtures 10 the Carlists
and 10 the regular regiments now In
the Republican service, intending II they
secure q sufficient force 10 march on
Madrid. Propositions Of this nature were
made 10 EIio, Dorregarray, Lizzarga and
other leading Carllsts, who all refuse to
have any relation with Serrano, or his
partisans. But it is believed that many
regular regiments OF the Spanish army
are now in the interest OF this con-
spiracy. The party pretends TO favor
the Unitarian and Conservative Repub.
lie, The CaTlists were told that should
they not accept the proposition, the north.
crn provinces will be abandoned to them
and the troops withdrawn 10 the southern
side OF the EbrO until the re-establiSh-
ment Of material order in Spain proper
when an invasion and war Of conquest
against Nsverre and the Basque country
will be undertaken.
MADRID, June SG.-Senor haTgalI mas
been comforting with the Deputies Of the
msjority IN the Cortes in regard 10 the
composition Of the new cabinet, 1t il
believed Estwarez will remain 1.-THE head
ofthe War Department, and that Nilsson
nave, Palanca and Carvsjal will accept
portfolios,
The constituent Cortes has passed q
resolution expressive Of confidence in the
present government, but authorizing Sen.
or Margall, President Of the Ministry, 10
form a new one in case Of q crisis. The
ministry have consequently rendered their
resignation and perfect tranquility pre-
walls in the capital.
A Committee Of Surveillance was
formed at Barcelona. The Radicals
there have telegraphed 10 the govern.
ment requesting 1t not 10 order the SOL
digFs guilty Of Decentralization to be shot.