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Kinston Mining Company-Th

regular annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the kinston Mining Company, for the election
OF Board of Trustees for the ensuing year ana
the transaction Of such other business IS ma!
properly come before the meeting, will be held
on saturday, April 10, 1878, at two oeioSl
p m, at the office Of the Con pany Rooms
and ~ Merchants Exchange, California street
San Francisco, California.
Transfer books closed on the 18th, and until V
after the meeting.
apl3-td LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary
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Assfssiaent gutires
National Mining Co,,.,,

National Mining Comm
ton of Works, Bristol hinibp ny-lees,
County, State of Nevada. .Dsis'fict, Nv
given. that at a meeting of the Roe hefeh5
tees OF said company, held on th.. NJ " Trus
day OF February, 1873, an assess,na 2, lwen,ietf
CENTS per share was levied upon tbe VI FIFTY
capital stock of said company, pavsh.. Who'll.
diately, IN United States gold coin T., inlnt.
rotary, Of said company, at the Office ~ The sc
pany, No. u, Market street, San " Fan ssld CON.
California. "n ffaneisco
Any stock upon which said assesy,.
remain unpaid On ThaEssis az. Inc rn sh..,
enth day of March, 1873, shall Iva aNehty-seys
linquent, and will be duly advertissd NED de.
at public auction, and unless nss..' lor salt
be made before. will be sold ON Ta.N shall
he'Seyenth day of April, 1873. 10 nss .sday,
linquent assessment, together viii we de.
advertising and expenses of the san costs Of
By order of the Board of Trustees
~ GEO. ID. GRAY. secr.,..
No "a Market street, San Francisco, c Ca itay
PostpOnement.
Atam meeting of the Board of T,ns,..
National Mining Company held this a. u The
sale OF delinquent stock was postnonssy The
Thursday the seventeenth day OF ApriI 'aI irop
Monday, the Twenty eighth dax y, 1913, 10
1873. ' VI April
San Francisco, March 29th, 1874.
GEO. ID. GRAY. Seers..
Office: No. "a Market street, San F,sne,Stafy
ifornia. Cal.
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Atlinqasnt Sales.

Phoebe silver Mining Company
Location Of Works. Fly Mining District, Lin
coin County. State Of Nevada. -Notice.-There
is delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment mo. 81 levied
on the 2Ist day of February. 1873, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respect
i've Shareholders as follows:
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Lnn
~ partnership heretofore existing oesv I'M
GIL Pryor. in the saloon business ~ - ths
day dissolved by mutual consent. All aus an. mi
establishment will be received by Mr. OH 'AN
!" '' 40 '' '' CHARLES D. GILL
G. M. PRYOR.
Phoebe, March 10. 1913, mrl2-S"
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Gray Il Bishop silver Mining Con,

cray q BfshOp Silver Mining Conn
pany-Location of Principal Place Of Bust.
Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln County.
State OF Nevada.-Notice.- are DELINQUENT
upon the following described stock, on account
OF assessment No. 1, levied on the 2lst day OF
February, 1873, the several amounts set opposite
follows. ="
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The day for deeming stock delinquent on the
above assessment is hereby postponed until
Thursday, the 2ith day OF Aprii
1873, and the day Of sale of delinquent stoci \.
hereby postponed until Monday, the Iath
day of May, 1873. by order Of the Bosri
OF Directors.
San Francisco, April It'll, 1873
aplI-td j. n. BURLINGTON, Seeretsry.
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delinquent salts.
Chapman MIL and Mining Compa-

ny-Location Of Works Ely Mining District,
Lincoln County, Nevada. = Notice.-There is
delinquent upon the following described stock.
on account Of assessment no. 81 levied on the
Fourth day of March. 1873. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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l. O S T..

TIME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
i against purchasing certificates Of deposit
ON Wells, Fargo Il Co., numbered respectively
3lsS and 3406-the first dated December 81, 1879,
and the latter Janury 81, 1S43, each being for
5000, as they arethe property Of and were lost
by the undersigned. At the same time lost
check No. 213 from the Excelsior Mining Com
pany on Wells, Fargo Il Co., payment of which
has been stopped. At the same lost 1924 in
coin. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the papers and coin at the RECORD office.
30dF 10 CfM r. HERMAN.
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FOR SALE.

A WELL FINISHED TENT, CENTRALLY
- located, l4xl6, together with Furniture
complete. Suitable for family.
F''' Ut inns once. ap15.1w+
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The above sale is POSTPONED unti, w.a.
1ay, May Z, 1873, at the same hour and nlace
ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
oPiv-tu s. PHILLIPS Secpefarv
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the 21st
day of February, 1873, SO many shares of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the Office Of the
Company No. 419 California street, San Fran
cisco, California, on Thursday, the oath day
OF April. 1873, at the hour of O'Clock p. m. Of
said day. to pay said delinquent assessmen
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofiioe--Room p Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
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T HUTIHHU TUNIHhCe OF Ger
tihcate No. 1856, sold for
assessment No. q .....709 IL
Z Hamilton balance of GER
tficate No. 81, sold for
assessments Nos. / l. 2).TlO %
L Muller (balance of GER
titicate No. 80, sold for
assessmentsNos. l l. 2).7ll
Sharpe balance OF Ger.
tiicate No. Al, sold for
assessments Nos. l &2).7l3
in Vimont balance of GER
titicate No. $50, sold for
assessment No. ~ ....7l4
j II Wilson balance of GER
tifcAta No ohq sold for
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FLORENCE

Is sure to please. If there is
Il one within n Thousand miles Of
SAN Francisco not working well, i
will attendfo IL without any expense
TO the owner. SAMUEL HILL, ASt,
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CERTIFICATES or sTccg, ETC.

or all sizes, shades
and!shapes, in plain black or in any or all the
colors Of the rainbow.
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UNHAPPY KANSAS!

Pomeroy's Persecution Brings ON Brain
Fever, and Now a Robbery OF Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars I'm the State
Auditors Once.
TOPEKA, Jan. 80. 1873.
Senator Pomeroy Is lying dangerously Ill at pri-
vate residence in this CITY, and his physicians have
forbidden admission to his room. The Senator has
reconsidered his determination to make q public
statement concerning the York disclosure, and will
say nothing on the subject until his trial comes
on. The trial Is set for tomorrow; but will in all
probability be postponed on account of Mr.. Pome
roy's sickness. rumor is current tonight that
he will not resume hif seat in the Senate, but will
tender his resignation to Governor Osborne within
two or three days. Further deposits OF bride
money have been, 1t is said. made with the Secre-
tary Of the Senate to day to the amount OF &c. 2OO
IL Is stated that the money was paid in by MEM
bers OF the Legislature. who received it from POme-
roy, but their names have not been disclosed.
startling fraud was unearthed in the State
Auditors Office to-day. The Auditors registry OF
bonds was discovered to contain certain entries
OF 5000 900 IN bonds purpOrtng TO have beenfssued
by the cities OF Gregory Cloud and Budlong in
age and Northwestern Railroad Company There
are no such places in Cherokee county, nor
IN Kansas, and the bonds are evidently bogus.
ne names or the clues given are the names OF
two sets or bonds for each city, bearing seven per
cent interest and payable at the National Park
Bank, New York. One hundred Of the bonds,
amounting to $4,000, were registered on the Goth
OF December, 1872, and the remainder on January O.
1873, which was three days before the present ad-
ministration was installed 1t is supposed that an
attempt has been or Is now being made to nego-
tiate the bonds in the Eastern markets.
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o u B a..
Colonial Comments on King Amadeus Abo-
litionist Policy.
Compliment to the Italian Crown InsurrectSonisl
Attitude-Financial Project-Ths
Electric Cable.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEsslp.

HAVANA, Jan. 40. 1873.
The VOz de CUBA, in an editorial tnisA morning
referring to the speech Of King Amadeus. made on
New Years day, says:-
1t is natural that this monarch should be the
declared enemy OF an institution which Spa IN ana
the l0yalists OF the Antilles condemn, alt hough
the latter will permit themselves to discus,s the
opportunity for it's abolition and the form winch
the measure for ito abolition should take, .'hey
having the right to- do so. King Amadeus was
born in country where slavery Is unknown, sas
generous ensinents which mpel him TO RENE Wy
the fate or an unfortunate race, and Is amDito "a
to make the abolition OF slavery In the SPANS u
dominlons a page in the history Oh his reign.
The Voz adds that everybody will be sanished'
with the abolition of slavery.
The V0a, commenting upon the speech OF Se nor
Candara in the Spanish Cortes, concludes thus>--
On our own behalf we say let reforms come, Aud
Ii Porto Rico reforms produce a moral and mateT1 u
peace In Cuba the VOC VIII be the first to applaud
unfortunately, with or without reforms, the sun
mission Of the rebels will have to be obtained wltA
soldiers and arms.
TREASURY PROJECT FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS.
The Intendente is preparing plan to issues
twenty millions OF eight per cent bonds payabise
in six lnstalments, with interest payable In goid,.
and the principle redeemable In gold, from
the proceeds OF the tax, subscriptions TO begin
in payment OF Old debts and for the purchase or
national property.
SIR CHARLES BRIGHT'S MOVEMENTS.
Sir Charles and Mr.. Edward Bright will 60 to :
New Orleans tomorrow. Sir Charles will not take
charge Of the work Of recovering the Florida
cables.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERAlu.

LONDON. Jan. 80, 1873.
The rate of discount Of the. Bank OF England has
been reduced n per cent, and is now ga per cent.
A Stock Exchange report, dated at two O'Clock In
the afternoon to-day says:-The rate for money
at the Stock Exchange, on government securities,
is higher than the Bank OF England rate by y per
cent.
The stock Of bullion in the Bank of England has
increased f2S5, 900 during the past week.
FENIAN FREEMAN ON PRISON TORTURE.
Daniel Redding, who was convicted and imprs-
oncd for participating In the Fenian riots in Man.
chester in 1867, and who has just been released
from custody, has prosecuted the prison doctors
for gross cruelties which he alleges were practised
upon him. Redding has made affidavit In support
OF his complaint in which he charges that while he
was suffering from paralytic stroke the doctors
pricked his flesh with hot needless and also burned
him with hot iron.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Eight thousand four hundred and iorty-seven
bales of American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
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SPAIN.
The Slavery Abolition Bill in Parliament-s Severe
Defeat Of the Carlists-A Son Born
to the King.
1ElsenARs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. 80, 1879.
During the session OF the Lower House Of the
Cortes yesterday deputy moved that the bill for
the abolition Of slavery be amended so as to take
effect on the date OF its passage instead Of four
months thereafter.
ROYALIsT TRIUMPH OVER CARLIsTs.
The defeat of the Carlist force under the cure Of
Santa Cruz by General Gonzales proves to have
been greater victory for the royal troops than at
first reported.
Forty-seven Of the insurgents were killed and
over hundred wounded
CONSEQUENCES OF THE CROWN VICTORY.
The news Of the defeat OF the Carsts has pre-
duced most favorable impression on the popula-
ton. Many Carlists are throwing down their arms
and returning to their homes.
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RICHARD B. CONNOLLY.
The Ex-Comptroller Not 10 Give Up the
Ghost-Hc Is still I'm New York City.

Inc EXsCOmptrO NOt 10 UIVe Up inc
Ghost-Ho is still I'm New York City.
ALBANY, Jan. 30, 1873.
The following document has been placed on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court OF
this city,
SUPERIOR CoURT--COUNrY OF ALBANY.-The Peo-
pie Of the state of New York VS.. Richard u. Con-
molly. Afidavit OF merits
CttU and county OT Nelc York, SS.-Rchard y.
Connolly, the defendant In the above entitled ac-
ton, being duly sworn, doth depOse and say that
he has fully and fairly stated the in the above
action to samuel G.. Courtney. ESQ.,, his counsel In
this action, who resides OF 244 West Thrty-fourth
street. in the said city OF New York, and that he
has q good and substantial defence upon the
merits thereof as he Is advised by said counsel,
after such statement made as aforesaid, and verify
believes 1t to be true. RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY.
sworn to before me this 1st day OF January,
1879. DANIEL A. BosrwICK, Notary Public county
OF New YORK.
Mr.. Courtney yesterday appeared before Judge
william l.. Learned, in the Supreme Court, and
had the case put or till next Thursday, when .
motion already pending will be decided for a
change OF venue from the county OF Albany to the
county of New York.
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DEATH OF SERGEANT HUTCHINSON.

Police Sergeant Henry B. Hutchinson, OF the
Twenty ninth precinct, died yesterday morning at
his residence 200 West Thirtyhfth street, from ex-
haustion consequent upon q heightened Illness
He had been confined to mis- home for several
months, his alictOn being cancer In the throat.
Sergeant Hutchinson had been connected with the
police force for the period of seventeen years. He
was always distinguished for CAREFUL conscientious
attention to his Duties and his decease, at the
comparatively early age Of forty-six years, Is
= deeply regretted py all who knew him.
The funeral services over his remains will take
n place at the Dutch Reformed church. corner OF
Fourth and Perry streets, tomorrow morning
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THE HERALD ALMANAC,
JUST ISSUED, FOR 1873,
New READY
THE HERALD ALMANAC

and t
FINANCIAL, COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL Req.
ISTER FOR 1873.
NOW READY.
The popularity of the HERALD ALMANAC is now,
firmly established I circulation for 1877 0hc first year
OF ia pubcatonl exceeded that of all the other
"'""A'' ~ "'~ TIE HnRALD ALMANAC
contains pages rpiete with interesting and valuable
information unattainable In any ether single work
The speciates Of the Herald Amanae, apart from its
carefully prepared Calendar rs Statistics Tables and
Records Gold. Finance, Daily Quotations, Politics,
Governments Election Returns Mail and Postage, Agri-
culture Cotton and Flour Markets, renders the Almanac
worm thrice tue FIFE FfiEsE sFECrALrrEs
are Of Missing Heirs MarinerY Guide Cyclone aud
Hurricane Chart New caasioSHsIy Weather sisnai nds
Steamers Signals Depth OF Water on ali Princuai
Bars OF the World Yacht Clubs and Yachts with nine
information for reference impossible To dc nate
THE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1874
NOW READY.
indispensable requirement Every store shop ana
once On p9ara every shin steamboat. railroad in
household throughout the country.
Only Is cents at which price 1t il sent free bv mail TOT
az parts OF the United states. with the reduction t
Sold by all statoners and newsdeaers in the uueek
states. Address herald ALMANAC, New York city.
SkE gr ndI OF cnARAcrER, WITH BIOGRAPHIES
PHRENoLoGICAL J0URNAL-noN ready. . yyNormsn
McL9oo, - y clara Louisa Kellogg, Harvey P. Peet.
LL p Napoleon III In the Ancient History OF Mexico
we nave rsrlinand Cortes, Pedro de Alyarado. do
emd OF the days OF the week The Horse AMI Civilization:
WHAT'S CHRISTIAN Charityy Natural DEAN its proce
me NAN OF dhree Dreams Psychogr Apply OF the Frs:
caore r 1tner n, n matv including shaa
me chrome Newsnen have IT, Sent nrsl post BY q
WELLS 3c9 broadway, New YoIk
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AROTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
. A Train Thrown on the Track and Six
teen Persons Injured.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 30 1879
The 5:45 p. NJ. passenger train from this city for
Northampton, on the New Haven and Northamp-
ton Railroad, was thrown from the track at Ham,
den, about four miles from this city, this evening,
by broken rail. sixteen persons were injured.
A wrccking train was sent 10 the spot ana sue
ceeded in clearing the track about midnight.
The following Is O list OF the injured:- ~
DR.. George 4. sheppard, OF Coinsvlle, injured
In the face. - -
Thomas Doody, OF southampton, Mass, danger
Gus internal injuries.
Mrs. Doody, his wife, mas flesh wound:
j. II. Upson, OF Marion, Conn, badly cut.
Mrs Doolittle, oil Cheshire, Conn; nesh injuries.
Bryan McManon, OF New Haven: lett arm injured.
Mrs Anthony Friedel, OF Collinsvile, Conn.
Mrs samantha Hine, OF southwick, Mass.
William A. Fitch, of South Washington, Conn.
Nellie Cain. OF Cheshire, were slightly injured
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TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD BLOCKADE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. &c. 1873.
The snowdrfts on the Union Pacific Railroad.
caused by the late storm, are in some places six
teen feet in height. Old railroad men say the
weather is the worst they ever experienced. At
Granite Canyon three of the section hands we're
frozen to death and two more at Bryan. number
snow Off the track are reported to have persisted.
Great credit Is awarded to the employees OF the
company for breaking through the blockade so
speedily. The passengers suffered no hardships or
Inconvenience whatever. There are ten feet OF snow
Lawn
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, 1873
Lieutenant Commander John J. Reed has been
ordered to the receiving ship at New York; Lieu
tenant Commander Edward N. Kellogg has been
detached rom the Vermont and ordered to the
Junata; Lieutenants John F. Merry, from the
Portsmouth, N. H., Navy Yard, and II. I. Perkins
from the Constellation, and ordered TO the Ju-
niata.
A cable telegram dated at Marseilles to-day Jan
uary 3O), reports as foows:-rhe United States
steamer Plymouth has sailed from villa Franca Tor
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A TUG WRECKED IN THE SOUND.

New HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 80, 1873.
The steamer Middlesex, OF the New Haven line,
reports that she left New York Thursday, at five
O'Clock A. M. She found the Ice very thick in the
Sound and saw very little clear water on her pass
through Hell Gate She saw signals OF distress from
O tugboat sunk on the reef called Hogs Back. II
proved to be the Mary Low. boat was lowered
and the crew, six IN number, rescued and landed
on wards Island. The tide was running very
strong and the Gate was full OF floating ice. The
men had been on the wreck for six hours, the
thick fog preventing the vessels that passed from
seeing them.
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vIeILANTs HANGING INCBND1ARIEs,

ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan, 30, 1873
The Sunday following New Years Day an incen-
diary fire In Arrow Rock Mo-, few miles from
Bonneville, destroyed large portion Of that place
TWO days later the town was fred In Jour places
but only slight damage was done. The day before
yesterday three colored men, named John Swee-
ney, clark cannon and Reuben Elder, were ar
rested as the incendiaries and confessed their
guilt. sweeney was tried by vigilance commit
tee and hung on wednesday night. cannon and
Elder were closely guarded. Ii was expected they
would be hung tonight.
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hundred millions" No doubt this comes
pretty near the truth; but the idea of shifting
the responsibility of the Credit Mobilier
denominations of this day to the shoulders of
poor old Duff Green, of past age and long
dead, is unchristianly and mean. The finan-
cial sins of the past generation are heavy
enough without the calendar being burdened
by those of the present
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CAR CASUALTY,
A Clergyman Fatally Injured in tho
Street.

Dr. Taylor, Of waverley place, yesterday reported
to Coroner Herman that the Rev. Mr.. Weed tem-
perarily stopping at q waverley place, had died
frsm the effects Of injuries. According to the
statement OF DR.. Taylor the reverend gentleman.
while leaving University place car, near Blocker
street. fell back from the pile OF snow on the side
the witness, who did not see the accidcntj was
dragged Tor the better part OF block. The left
doubtless was due to the shock caused by the In
juries. Coroner Herman will make an invcstiga-
tion The remains Will be taken to the country Tor
infermenf
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Several OF the newspapers OF this city announce
the death OF the ex-Empress Carotta, Of Mexico.
at Dresden.
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A STORMY OCEAN PASSAGE.

HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. 80, 1873
The steamship Peruvian arrived at noon to-day
having experienced heavy weather during the en-
tire passage. A fearful sea washed the decks.
noodng the purser's room three feet deep Two
boats were stove in and another was carried away.
The skylights were demolished, and the cabin and
staterooms were partially filled with water.
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PHI OVER CARLIsTs.
. Birth OF q Prince.

MADRID, JAM &c. 1873.
Her Majesty Maria Victoria Queen OF the Spani-
ards, gave birth to on the 10Th inst. The
Queen and the infant Prince are doing well. King
Amadeus has now three chdren-all sons. The
eldest, Infant OF Spain, was born on the 18th Of
January, 1860.
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FIRE IN THE STEVENS MANSION, HoBoKEN =
Early yesterday it was reported that one of
the landmarks of our neighborhood, the Ste
vens mansion at Castle Point, overlooking the
Hudson above Hoboken, was in flames, and
sure to be destroyed, with its rich treasure OF
books and works of art. All will rejoice to
know that the damage was less than our fears
anticipated. By most heroic exertions the fire.
men were able to confine the fire to the portion
in which it begun, the angle containing the
high tower so familiar to ali.
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PORTUGAL.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Jan. 30, 1873.
The late Dowager Empress Of Brazil was buried
today. The funeral was witnessed by immense
crowds
Business In the city was wholly suspended.
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ITALY.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HsRAln.

ROME, Jan. 80, 1873.
Mr.. Randolph Rogers, an American, has been
made member OF the Roman Academy OF st.
Luke. He is the first citizen OF the United States
who has received this honor.
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:, TEE PERUVIAN EMBASSY TO CHINA AND
JAPAN,

5 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 3d. 1873
The steamer Montana arrived here from Panama
to-day The Peruvian Embassy to China and Japan
are on bosyrd. The members OF the Legation are
well and will remain In this city several days.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Wedding Cards-lO4 Fulton street.
WIN. EvERDELLiS SONS established 1879.