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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
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THE MARTYRED NOSE.
BY FRANK CI.IvE.

There was q man who had a pose, .... r. =
As men frequently do
Romanesque protuberance,
Which off he loudly blew. -
But of the blows he gave that nose,
The very crtelest, i'ts'e iN+ll-'is-a
Was when he vaccinated 1t I ,;I.. isr 8
Upon its soaring chest.
lie was man OF science,
And chimney corner lore;
OF wise misinforrnation I % l'" 50
He had plenteous store, ..
Whether vaccine would work again i'i
fierce debate arose. 41t9 syeF (
To chow his faith, "faith against Its work, %
lie tried it on his nose. ssil stgfE -
Four days he passed all unconcerned-
Heknew it wouldn't g work.
But ON the fifth he felt ss if
he had a nose of Turk"
Thesixth, it seemed a double nose, "9'll z
The seventh was still swelling, yfl s..,tl,
And on the eighth he lost his faith,
Likewise the power Of smelling. "a Z
The ninth day tried his troubled soul, ,tt
fts bridge became . bridge Of sighs-.jysil s
Indeed of several sizes;
Hwas day or wrath for him,
And-what made it loss pleasing $3.50
That nose in irritation bursts ~ -
Into ft of sneezing! - 4--'''-- '--'-7
The sl .eZHs 'v'are terrific as ---
The throes Of u volcano,
a And with each sneeze the frantic man ElE
Profanely howled soprano. sr
He sneezed the buttens from his vest,
He sneezed himself .bald-headeG,
he sneazed his diaphragm to shreds,
And fell back on his head dead. .-,..
They opened through the coffin lid,
A hole for his proboscis,
Unable to dispose Of it
By any other process;
And those who saw it sticking out,
With one accord admitted
That noses case was pitiful-
And twas profoundly pitted.
The moral of the sermon was:
1t is a serious joke,
Into affairs of science
blundering nose to poke;
But poking science into ...-------..-..-.
Anumbskull's nose is just
Equivalent to sending Y .rz4-,-1,ty %
That noses dust to dust.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

Mn. WMeHr, Of Sheffield. Eng. pro-
poses to supply the world of the future
with gas for light and heat made from
common air by means Of electricity, II
is only to cost fifteen cents per /. 900 feet.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

Mr. Tom Hoop, that shadow of q great
name who edits Fun, and contributes
largely to the annuals, is about to come
to this country on lscturing tour.
What next?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
A Congressman's Story Of the South.

Hon. VIM. B. Frye, member of Con-
gress from this district, arrived home
Friday evening. Mr.. Frye is in excel
lent health. He made q brief trip into
Virginia, with view, at the outset, of
travelling further South, but his expert
ence OF Southern life was so unpleasant
that he returned, going no further than
Petersburg. He says that the utmost
poverty, neglect, and prejudice still pre-
vail, and that the people are far behind
in improvements, and in their methods
of living. The hotels are foul and un-
wholesome; the cookery bad, and the
entire atmosphere tainted with shiftless-
ness. The prejudice against Northern
men is still deep, especially in social re-
lations. Mr.. Frye speaks of one gentle
man "a Maine mani who had lived in
Petersburg twelve years, next door
neighbor" to an I" F. F. "" of most
azure blood It chanced that the houses
or the two were identical. For nearly
twelve years the two families had lived
side by side. without the slightest So
.cial intercourse, till, one day, recently,
a daughter of the aristocratic Virginian
stumbled into the Yankees house, by
blunder. She soon retreated on discov-
ering her mistake. On reaching home
her mother required her to remove her
clothing and be sure not to put on the
habiliments desecrated by the Yankees
footstool, until they had been washed
Le,oiston Ne. } Journal. ne
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

/ A WORTHY old lady offers the following
advice to girls: Whenever fellow
pops the question, don't blush and stare
at your foot. just throw your arms
around his neck, look him full in the
face and commence talking about the
furniture" ee9i.3 sEJ set % Aa
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

"You seem TO walk more erect than
usual my friend "Yes. I've been
Strengthened BY circumstances"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

GERMANS call Vienna Vein.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

The hunting sesson-Leap-year.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE specie ship
meuts to-day were SoU0,UUO gold euIu
and SIS. 900 Ill silver h,rs.
There were eleven bids for Govern
ment gold. as2regatins S5.6OO.UIO, at
from ll5.44 to ll6.U1. One-tenth oi the
latter .igure Was tor IL, 5vU,OUO.
Ex-senator William NJ. Graham, late
President Of the WAIKIKI National Bank
who has been III Ludlow Street Jail
since February last, Under indictment
for misappropriation OF SlSo,OOO, gave
o,il to-day Ill SO, 900 and was released.
SAN Francisco, July l7.-Last Iii, ,ht
Edward Lemon and Benjamin Palmer
engaged III an affray ON Drum street.
Lemon received several cuts on his head
from q loaded cane. when he drew u
knife and stabbed Palmer in the left eye,
intlicting n severe wound. The officers
separated the cOmbatants. Palmer was
taken to the hospital and Lemon lodged
in Jail.
The matter of training ships and the
subject Of teaching the arts and trades
in the common schools came before the
Mechanics Deliberative Assembly last
night. Resolutions were adopted favor
ing such . system. A letter Of Senator
Sargent to the Secretary of the Navy
vas read. recommending the sale Of
some vessel out of service for use al a
training ship in this hArbor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18
Gold, 115I g. l16; greenbacks. S61s

Gold, 1157s O. ll6; greenbacks. S61s
s6s4.
The Great Baby Show which opened
to-day at Pacific Hall. promises to be ii
Success About fifty fond mothers put
III AN appearance with their assorted
angels Before ! A. NJ. the numbers
We're constantly increasing. Thus far,
however the selection of infants is not
remarkable. All are gotten up regard
less of expense. The dressing room
where the Youngsters get the final
touches, dress and ornaments, is an IN
ter,stins pace. Mothers generally look
emrious. Som. children are inclined TO
tie connective. The hall is handsomely
decorated, with a band Of mnsic il att.n-
dance. GA Saturday the prizes
Tor the loaiest crvers and sweetest
smi!ers will be awarded. Those babies
who can cry and wont will be pirched and
pricked with pins by mothers or nurses
I'll they scream, which Mu,ioc perform
anc- Is expected will bring down the
nousr-. Tni; part Of the show might rs
We'll be Dispensed with. There are al
ready babies with h,ndv legs and scald
head. on exhibition. WHAT prizes they
.ir. alter Is not ANNOUNCED. San Fran
cisco turns out some magnificent babies,
bat not many nf them have got into the
show yet. Denlers in baby wagons,
cradles. sucking bottles. wearing apparel.
dolls. TOYS. etc. take advantage of the
OCCASION IN exhibit samples of their
goods. When all the infants are brought
in. they will be arranged INTO class e. for
the convenience Of the judges who nnst
award the prizes. The snow continues
three days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18

We HAVE lately been reading sundry
items relative to the suit at law brought
by one Duke dc Brimont against tine
American Register of Paris and the New
York Herald for libel. The story, told
to an American audience is not calcu-
lated to elevate the popular estimate of
the nobility Of France and other Euro
pean countries. This Duke courted and
married one Of those silly American
girls WIZ think that it is the chief end
Of young-womanhood to marry \ titled
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18
4. n. BENCH. ca w1vHERILL
BENCE & WlTHEREll,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
4. n. BENCH.

~lLL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE
on Commission. ATTEND to rtlting OF
houses and rooms. Search title and give alb
ssracis. Collect dt BITS aha make prompt settle
III uts.
Il. II Bence frori long experience. having
been IEany Years County Assessor ana Deputy
ASS ssor. Is VIII posted to properly aha
titles i'll tn : County.
c. A. Wnhor,li : Justice Of the Peace Of Car
son To" nship. and viii pay prompt attention
to collection OF debts, ounv,yaUcIug and ali
business lett i'll his care.
Give Il call and will guarantee salts
faction in all cas-. :.
,ofie. il, County Building ii. Justice Office.
Terms Reasonable. iuy2U-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18

A LETTER appear. Ill the Eureka SEN
tinei of the lotn inst, III which the Gov
error is mercIles>ly tertt-d for appoint
in. John 3. Winters and not "a, certain
Democrat who had s.eu service for live
years." to the II .jor GeueralshIp lett
vacant by Van BoKkel-u's death. So
far as this communication volunteers To
scoid the Governor Iron PARTISAN
stand point, We have nothing to protest
aSainsl; but Vie do empn tIlc.iiy eou-
deun tue spirit OF Its au.uur III ins<,lus
III, heck and heels ami n-eiiess,y, eel
tam matters belonging to the Gosernor >
family relations. WY can people ~ho
wanl ~ Vent their enoier upon puoI.c
officers cvunne their abuse ~ tue U1t-
,I.,i performances " hleh they choose lu
coud.mn: The Sei.tIsei III colunIentin,
upon ,nIs letter Alluues io II AS "a euIu-
nlunIcatluu from PROMINENT Demo-
cratic lawyer AID politician who iesi.tes
west Ut Ine sIuH OF Tie Humboldt J"
VINO can II be, We wonder!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18

though penniless loaier-the pinnacle of
feminine ambition TO be II countess.
Well, being married to the girl (whu
hal, of course, rich papa with IL weak
Duke began IL SERIES Of heartl-ss abuses
which ended i'll the poor ladys sorrow
full death. The daughter being dead, of
course the parents declined TO aceede t"
the demands of their titled son-ir- law
that they should continue to give into
bis hand the livins-money which they
had habitually gwen the Dukes wife:
and then his Grace tive believe Dlk-
is called his Grace) went to til. courts
of France with his ptpa-in-liw to COM
pei the PAYMENT of this post rlortem
Communication of ra;ions AMI wash bills.
and won his canse! Then the alarmed
and disguised mother and father fled the
French capital and their Gallo and
CALLING Duke, and hied them to New
York-to which place this Monsieur
Briiuont had the etfrnntery to follow
them for the purpose Of still further
prosecuting ills suit against the old man
money bags. HIS CAS-. happened to
come up before u wise and honest judge
and va, promptly dismissed, vi course.
1t WAS ior publishing the truth ABOUT
this titled orssar aud confidence man
that IL French court has awarded hues
aud d..In.iSes ASAinst tHe papers aiofe-
said. The lesson Is good one; but 1t
Is like to be wasted; for the glitter and
tiusel of !, title never lose thrIr fasciu.-
ton i'll certain weak eyes; and the Mar
ket Is only too easily found where
biacksuard Count may swap his titles
for American beauty aud booty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-18

TROUBLE CoMETH upon the sainted
Busn..u in his old age. The seveu-
teeuth Ms. Young nas revoIied, with
drawn herself ;tnd her wardrobe trom
the Beehive, taken quarters at an holei
III Salt Lake City and sued for Il d.
vurce, with AS much cooiuesS lis If Salt
Lake were Luke Michigan and the
Holy City We're Cnic,so! Here i,
what that universal gossip. the tele-
graph, says:
Salt Luxe, July 16.-A great sensa-
ton Wits created mere to- day 10y ~.
nuuncement IL the JOara.u. that Ann
Ella, Wepo Youus, Tue seventeenth
Vile OF BIshIm Young, had lett him
torever, carrying OF hes 1usniture ssli.i
personal effects. bingham Will eIdea-
.or to recover the goods. Ms. Young
Is at the Walker House, aud three
leading lawyers are about to Institute
proceedings Tor divorce and alImuny.
Great revelations are expected conc.tu-
In. the domestic lie OF the prophet.
Ais. Young Is enjoying the sy lnpathy
vi the entire gentle population, and tue
MornonS are Il good deal disturbed.
, 1873-02-04
THE WEATHER:

War Dopnrtment Representations.
Cn1oAao. Feb. 3.-Ihis morning IT is general-
ly cloudy MI ovor the country, With Q more
co; 27 above at Coriuno Utah; 80 at Cheyenne;
n ut Omaha below ct Duluth; above ut 81.
Paul % above ut Ohlcago SO above at St.
Louis AZ above ut Memphis; 10 aboye at New
Orleans; 81 above at Cincinnati -26 above at
ton IS aboyo at Now York 80 above at WaBh-
ington 40 above at Jacksonville, Fla. Showing
In Utah, Davenport. Iowa, and Pittsburgh;
1sining at qhie;sg0 st; toas Cincinnati In;
Pt. Stanley, Canada.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE GRIEF
61aNAL 0FR1oER, DIVISION OF TELEoRA11s AND
REronra ron THE BENEFIT OF ooM.M,EncE,
For Now England, fresh southerly to westerly
Winds. cloudy weather and rain, except probably
snow for the northern portion. For tho Middle
States, fresh southorly to westerly Winds cloudy
Eastern Gulf States, Light to fresh southor1y
to wostorly winds, partly cloudy weather, aud
areas Of light raln: For tho Western and Gulf
States, winds veering to westerly, with clearing
Indiana, cloudy weather. and rain, and frcsh
| Boutherly to westerly winds extending eastward.
| Ovor Illinois and Wisconsin winds shifting to
northorly and woatorly, falling Temperature, and
.L1rrIE RooK, Feb. "a steady rain has fallen
| leo has nearly all disappeared. Weather warm.
! sr. LOUIS, Fob. 3.-fhe long-oxpectcd thaw
began in good cnrnost to-dny, and from carly
morning the streets have been nearly flooded
with water and blush. Tho woather has boon
very mild. The sun has shono brightly, and tho
snow md Ice are fast disappearing The river
has rison slightly, and II this woather continues,
not only south, but long distance
north. 4 worry heavy gorge, aaid to DO ton feet
thick, passed st. Charles on tho Missouri last
Tuesday week, and iB now lodged at tho mouth
for il horo. II i is as Formidable as represented
it will no doubt do damage. Boat-owners fear
its coE.ing The ice at Herman, on the Mis-
souri,, started at $50 this eyoning, and othor
gorgos are expected to broak at any momont
| The underwriters resumed taking rsls to-day,
and tho packet lines arc .recoiving freights and
getting L.atB ready for buBncgs.
, 1873-02-04

Last night, about 10 o'clock, q man was
knocked down ut tho corner Of Washington and
Clinton stroota, and robbed OF 57o0 and 3 watch.
He was q countryman, and had been observed
in the companionahip Of two suspicious look
ing oharacterB several times during yoa-
.terday Yesterday evening tloy were
eeen drinking with him in several sn-
looms on West Madison atreet, and, when last
soon, he was very much intoxlcated and Was
talking loudly Of the amount Of money
ho could show. Still later. ho was found
by gentleman, lying insensble, at the corner
Of tho streotB above named, with q severe cut
In his head While tho gentleman was
in search Of q policeman, tho man
was either carried off, or recovered his sensos
gentleman who discovered him waB m intimate
friend. who had been searching for him All eyen-
Ing. Ho says that no had 500 with him at 8
o'clock yesterday evoning, and when found hla
not bo ascertainod. It ia foared that ho has boon
put out Of the way to escape detection.
, 1873-02-04

but:t :" Ring" will. Tho s:.1,ittls Jpker" ia
HnaSs YE,s, the ot6sf thimtef bat.ie = tho uhe
bl niidorstood. THO chargo TINT tho compro-
miro with tho Committee Of Ono Hundred WAS
defcated by parliamentary trick Is daring
minroproecntation. Tho ordinance, rs prepared
hy ~, tho o9mggesnya attorney sna intr9auee p
merely provided for the fauleyy fayladht By tho
tho clty, ,td tho tdaphhy 9f s25do00o omitttng
tho. Conditions to bo performed by tho lattor In
return. Tie a!nondmont, mornly addod tho rost
railroad a condition Of the payment. When 80
amended, tho Company shpfilod out Of nccopt-
Ing II, Tho nnpposltion Ia thoy neyor intondotl
to koep their cngago.aont with tho Citizons'
Committee, md therefore objected to putting 1t
In q binding form.
, 1873-02-04

psw Bohra Of nal1rona md wc4ohouae Commits
btbhaTs to tho gonbta in ti,e morning. II Is
protty noaitvn tkht tha following rnntIninen viii
bo romin1t.mi d. II. Mo1fnh nj f1ook.
communication meroiant :, lain Ht,iGyoi,
hf Livingston. n me1nbor III inn
Railroad Ootnrnlttao OF tho inpt iohst, haniar
and fat7nor, and W. II. Robinson, II Wnyno n
farmer-lawyer, sytb WA tGo nntn,ib horso
through all ths rhco, No yaa Grant Einntor
In hiH district, tnd for O1Ioaly nuninBt Ioran
two ycnra ago, OthtrvIge Ia IN un]tnown.
Those appointmontn fornehndow Governor Doy-
er!ige's intontion 10 Eht With oglosby aral,,at
Logan. Ia has ohosen Stillwol1 md Hoblinann.
two Oflbnby men. and hns irnorod TON pnsfi'
Morgan, and egpociaily Dayo Linegtr, fhtdnsc
Lognniteg, It IA possible fHtso nav
bo aeht oyor Tho coufIrmationn
In thc Hcnnto Tho Hoard viii clccttu own Rccrc.
Earv. It fcaat odo al sio now momboro ia lonfiio
to Mr, Raymolltl and it would not be- errprinins
| to finii osf'ara Of Tho same way Of thinkin,f''
| TheyS arc aoyoral applications for tho plncoo.
nnaouR thon. s. D, pkelpB, Of Ohicago, and now
onoB Are oroI}ping ont oyory minute, Tlib Nov-
ornor viii nok sppoint tic Grain inspector at
| presont.
CHICAGO IonB1isrs EXPECTED.
Tho liquor men, reported to DO coming
from UhioaYo to influence tho Legislature on bo.
| half OF tho Polico Doard, hayo not got arrived,
, 1873-02-04
ATR0GioV3,

RtAeshdinrism In --v.rn--rour Persons
1surhee.s TO Dcntll--Nysteriona Mur-
der.
Speeia. Dttpa.ch 10 The chicago Tribune.
DEs hto11Es, Fohs IA aroclnl to tho Dop
Molnos Register, tonight, from JefforHon, atatoa
TINT tho l,dhsb burned noar tl1ft r1aca On Friday
night, ii which Alexander carnos, Horny Carmel,
and tWo, children poriehed, was act on fire by M
inh'iman 'vrotoh namcd Dclong, who had aomo
difficulty with tho Carnos brothors. Tho wifo Of
Alexander Carncs, and child ono dny old, woro
carried out Of tho houso on d bod by tho Carnos
brothcra, who, returning for; tho: Children,
hlr. Gilbert; residing In Calhoun County, Waa
found on tho prairie With ltis haad Brllt dpan,
on friday last; He is Bnpposod to lavp. boon
murdered Witl in e1o by poraons unknown. He
hal bee.t niisaing from homo for ovor twowoelta
Town WILL sooh be compollod to commence hang
ing again, .. -
, 1873-02-04
GOAT ISLAND.

Rcply OF the Oit:zcns' committee of
sun Ernncisco to the Argument of
Mr. STAFFORD Before tho senate Mill
tnry Comnlittce.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 8-Tho Citizons' Com
mitteo hero send tho following to the Eastern
press:
Alr. Btanford'B argument before the Senate
Military Committee, aa reported hcre, Is mar
vol Of plausible sophistry and disregard OF
known faots He spoaka OF tho Central Pacific
nailroad Company being thrust back 1,7oo feet
from the deep wator line in Mission LAY, aB II
the doop wator limo and wator front wore con-
yortillo terms. The fact ia, the Companys land
strotohos along tho woat Bide OF Illinois atreot,
and directly opposite to 1t, extending along tho
other side Of tho samo Btroot for 1,000 foot, iea
tho central basin OF 81 acres area. Thoir land
also fronts on kentucky street, and on tho latter
street lies tho great China basin, with an area OF
Company's land Of 1000 foot moro, SO that tue
railroad has frontage OF $500 feet on tho two
baeluB ouly separated from the water BY tho
width Of tho e1ternal street. The line OF daop
with the matter. THO basins wore reserved for
shipping, and the Company wants to own tho
external strsot, not 30 much to uso 1t as to pre-
won't the approach Of other roaaus and secure
s,n m0qSSS5 ssa so # tho orl,ess Tsss sa ,aTsy Tsy
rail rails aud '' delivering froigIt on the 1atof tor
front streotB Whenever thoy will contascend to
ask tho Supervisor for it. No ono opposes It.
Our citizenn object only to mailing tho extornal
street the private property Of Nil already over
grown monopoly. The disclaimer Of an inton-
lion to use tho Hhoal north Of Goat Island, and
TINT adjoining the Company'H wharf, should not
aatiBfy anyone. Tho frionds OF tho railroad,
who own thie immenso body Of land which the
building Of tho proposed bridge Is to bo tho
meana Of reolaiming, are no other than tho
'tRailroad Ring" Tic Company, aa auoh, mny
not build warehouses; or undertake to build =
new CITY on thoso 1000 acres Of ovar!loWad land.
, 1873-02-04
MISSOURI.

sr. LOUIS Feb. 8.--Colonol Sol. Ketchon tes-
titled before the Senatorial Bribery Committee,
at Jefferson City, to-day that hc went to Jefrer-
son before the Legislature met to work for
Bogy. He had something oyor $4,000
In money when ho arrived. He bor-
rowed tic money OF tho Exchange
Dank, Of st.: Louis; gayo Nr. Bogy as security
Jefferson for personal expenses; worked hard
for Bogy. Mr.. Bogy had loaned money md in
do1sod notes for him repeatedly before. Bogy
Il
but nothing important was elicitod.
A telegram was received from Doris, stating
that ho could onaily have boon found by the Scr
geant-nt-ArmB when that official wns in st.
Louis, and it tho Committee wanted him he
would waive tho summonB. Tho Committee
telogrnphed for both Doris and his father, tho
General, to como up, and also decided to send
for Joaoph Bogy, 6on Of tho Senator-eloot and
William II. Swift, managing editor OF the Erel-
ing Despatch Of this city.
, 1873-02-04
FRANCE,

.pAn,e. Feb. .3.--I'renidant Thiers attended q
at considerable length. ,proncntod his vlewas on
tho constitutional project which the Committee
submitted to him. He aaid tho sohomo contained
ill-dieguiaed attacks on himao1{. but ho would
olarod indioponpab1q vore Adopted. Af!ss a
searching criticism Of thc project ig d1Eall, fo
urged The nocoasity OF being tree to i'd.
arsss tho Assembly Oh 1,losti1na Of
general policy, and nonoludad :. as
tton, bnt will not become d political mannikn.
nm on}y b little bourgeois, but tho power your
conditions leave me would DO contompttble,n
Thiors will again appear before tho Commits
toe On Wednesday.
, 1873-02-04
SAN DOMINGO.

Spsciai bespatch to 7'he Chicdgo Tribune.
New YonK, Fab. 3.~-The Tribune las private
adyioeH from tho WoBt Indics Of now move
mont OF tho insurgents In santo Domingo,
Thlcl IT. thinks, may prove serious not only to
malta. Tho two revolutionary chieftainB,
CAbral and Luperon, hpvo hitherto been hostile
toward each other, but have now arranged q con-
feroncc at Port-aup Prince, md 1t il their intcn-
tien Government, to begin . vigorous and united
campaign against Baoz. The samana Bay Com
pany is warned that II 1t soon hoars bullets
whiBtliug along It's boundaries, thore must be no
liberties taken with tho United 8tateB flag.
, 1873-02-04
SPAIN,

MADRID, Fob. 9.-Thc infant Prince waa yes-
to-day olristenod Louis Amadoc Fernando. Mem
bors Of tho Cabinet and Diplomatic Corps were
present at tho ceremony,
PARTS, Feb ga spocal despatch from tho
south OF Trance Bays that remnants Of tho Car
list bands are crossing the frontier, and seeking
refuge on French soil.
L'Unirers has reports from Carlist source
stating thBt several bodies of insurgents In
Spain effected a junction on tho 31st ult., under
command Of Ollo Lissarage. Thoy occupy ox-
cof1ent positions, and aro preparing to attack
of and reinforcementa Intercepted.