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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-18
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This AfternOOn's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
New York Notes.

sl6s.G0e NORTH on RAILROAD BONDS sTcLES.
INV YORK. March lS.-A robbery of bonds
amounting to Sl6s 900 from the office OF the
president OF the Pennsylvania Western rail-
road. on Saturday, is reported this morning.
The thieves, OF HON there were two, entered
the Office while the president was az lunch. No
arrests have been made. The bonds being OF
the company. will be difficult OF negotiation.
ANOTHER RING FRaCD INVESTIGATION.
The board OF supervisors are to iny est gate
the clerk (Young,) who is charged with compli-
city in the ring frauds.
THE WRECK or THE JOS GARLAND.
The fishing schooner Joseph Garland, which
was reported lost i'm a Ports IN dispatch had
a crew of twelve men. No tfdings have been
heard of the Garland since February 2Sl.
portion of the wreck was supposed 20 haze been
seen by a steamer on February 2Sth.
PRoNIsCUoCs SHOOTING By sTREET-CAR RrF-
rIANs.
A party OF drunken rowdies boarded a Third
avenue railroad car this morning. and upon the
conductor and driver attempting 20 put them
of, drew their revolvers and fired several shots
ball struck the conductor in the hip, causing
a severe though not dangerous wound. John
NEG uire, who happened to be passing at the
time, received bullet i'm the leg. One of the
ruffians, who gave his name as John Schmidt
was arrested and Identified. The wounded men
were taken TO Bellevue hospital.
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Affairs I'm Ohi~.


CINCISNATTI, March ls.--The Steamer Clark
vile, in Arkansas river aud New orleans trade,
owned by Samuel b. Adams, sunk YESTERDAY
thrty-three miles below Pine Bluff. She had
500 bales OF cotton on board. The steamer was
valued at SlJ,o0 and il insured. The cotton Is
being remoy ed from the wreck.
DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.
George Niemeyers carriage mandatory in
tins city was DESTROYED by fire this morning
The loss is not less than 100000 The insurance
il not ascertained.
A large fire is reported raging in the town of
Centreville, Gallia county, OHIO. Ten build
ings are entirely destroyed and the fire IL stiil
burning. A high wind prevails and the citi zens
are so exhausted from their efforts 10 extn-
api>h the flames that very little property viii
be saved, 20
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Gov. DIX SAYS FOSTER MUsr DIE.-Gov
Dix has written letter to Rev. DIR. Tying, Civ
ing his reasons for refusing to commute the
sentence OF Foster, the car hook murderer, in
which he says: $50 far as depends on me, the
supremacy Of the law will be inflexibly main
tanned. Every man who strikes q murderous
blow at the life OF his fellow man must be m ade
to feel that his own life is in PERIL
The New York correspondent of the Phila
delphia Ledger says: 1.-The governors decision
is said to have struck terror into the hearts OF
the other prisoners confined in the Tombs
aw aiting trial for murder. Deputy Sheriff See
bacher Is authority for the statement that. nre
viously these men had been laughing and Jest
ing, and openly Boosting, even, that their live:
were in no danger. To-day they are very quiet
and, in their expressions Of sympathy for Eos
ter. feverish sOlicitude for their own safety i,
manifest
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Another Burniux Hotel Horror.

inE -r. JAMES HOTEL, MONTREAL, ON FIRE
GIRLS JUMPING FROM A FIFTH STORY WIN
Dow.
MONTREAL, March ls.-At one O'Clock this
morning fire broke out in building behind
the st. James Hotel and communicated through
the laundry into the passage Of the fourth tat
and from there to the stairway leading to the
fifth fat. where the servants of the establish
ment were sleeping. The girls, finding that
there escape by the stairs was cut OF, fed TO
the windows, and three OF them threw them
selves to the sidewalk, where their fall was
partially broken by mattresses and other soft
material. They were taken TO the general
hospital, where they now lay i'm a precarious
state. Another girl, named Matilda Saver, hung
out OF a window twenty minutes, and was final
" rescued by fireman, who brought her safe
ly TO the ground amid cheers from the excited
multitude. Notwithstanding the efforts OF the
iremen, the fourth and fifth fats were COM
pletely destroyed. The hotel was insured to a
large amount. The loss II not vet aseertained.
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RcsroS. March is--Durins the march of =,
FtT.eks procession in Cambridge yesterday,
four horses attached % baroache became M
manageable. and dashed through and over the
crowd AZ fearful pace. over dozen persons
we're injured. Among them Was John seenev.
q spectator. who was knocked down and SC
riously hurt He - net expected 90 recover.
James gallagher WAS knocked on his horse tie
seVosely- and causing the ioss OF one eve Chas.
\. Mcconnell. a member OF Bralnerd's band
vas knocked down. receiving cue about the
hsad fbcmss Sallsgnefi also a ember OF
had three ribs broken, and vas otherxi-e in
iurei. rarlel Morrill,, aged ten, ana girl
NAMED Jennie Sullivan. thirteen wears, were
Knocked down and received slight bruises.
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The IrrepresSiblc Conflict i'm Utah.

SERIOUS RESI- Its OF TIE cLAsHING BE
TWEEN THE FEDERAL AND MORMON COZ RTs.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 1.-The condic
relative to jurisdiction between the Mormon
and federal courts is daily growing more Sc
rous, by the release OF criminals convicted by
a writ of habeas corpus, discharged jaime
Dunn, sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary for robbery. on the ground that the su-
prene court of Utah had twice decided that
the probate court of Utah had mo criminal
authority. James Il. Thurbut, who was SEN
fenced by the justice OF the probate court to
work out fine OF 800, has also been released
on a writ of habeas corpus by the United States
court. The attorneys generally are mach per-
picked at the condition of affairs, and fear the
whole legal machinery of the territory will be-
come deadlock. Al the liberal members of
the bar approve Judge Hawlev's course. IL
being the only one he could legally take under
the circumstances.
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Horrible Case Of I.ynchisss i'm Cali.
fOrnia.
ToRPEr, THE WOMAN MURDERER, HANGED DY

MOB.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE lynching of
Torpey. the murderer OF Mrs. Nicholson. near
Monterey this afternoon, created great excite
ment in that city. The mob fastened a rope
around Torpey's neck, and compelled him 20
stand on the box OF wagon. He was then told
that he must say all he wanted to, for his time
had come. Torpey addressed the crowd Tor
half an hour. The lynchers then drove away
and left the man hanging by his neck TO a limb
of tree, his feet almost touching the ground.
when crowd seized the rope and drew Torpcy
higher. Several of the lynchers drew pistols
and fired into the body of the dying man. At
last accounts the body was hanging, and a mob
watching the place. The affair caused intense
excitement. For several hours armed men
held possession OF Monterey, and declared they
would take Torpey safely TO Salinas for trial
The Jail guards offered no resistance. No shots
were fired and no one injured. Torpev's
wife, sister, and mother were near the Jail and
witnessed the whole affair, and begged, with
prayers and tears, the mob not to iniure him.
The leaders promised that Torpey should not
be hurt. The mob numbered over 500. AMI
were heavily armed. Torpey's relatives live in
this city, and are well known here.
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STORY or CI,IRN0GANT.-The follow IN Y
rather hshy story j. tUid relative TO the capture
"i VIM DredgcT and Son, no were ma bbe.l a
few days age, while robbing the chicken coon
CT Mr.. Dixon. in Brooklyn. Mr.. Dixon haI /,
from time TO time, lot a number Of very valn-
able fowl, which had been imported from Eu-
rope, and Mrs. Dixon. who had some faith la
clairKoNaiiiS, went Ia one and questioned her in
regard Ia the robbery. She Described the thieves
snd told her they would return on the night OF
the nth INST. The police were notified and KEPT
= faithful watch, and. according to the proph-
ecy OF the exponent of the prophetic art. the
thieves appeared at the time specified aud were
caught The prisoners were taken into court
Yesterday and committed for trial ". 4. star.
2 81
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\ THRILLING SCKSE.-There - an element q
dIoam-llAe terror In the following adventure
which leiel the .eronaut Bcadet on the o.sa-
sun OF the late yiceregal marriage feast -
Cairo. Performance Was given ever,
Sunday in the large hippodrome BY an Anglo
French troupe, engaged by the khesIive OF
Egypt, 10 which the pablo had free admission
Among the attractions presented by the per
formers WAS the balloon ascent OF the anonauf
Boudent. just lie '.Rio da Ciel." a. his
balloon vas named. was about 10 rise up into
the air, Boudct fastcrcl his traseze tc the car,
chung 10 II witt one hand. aud cried 'slet go.''
lie balloon rose to a leight Of about 40o yards =.
when cry OF horror burst from the crowd a
tremendous rent had aiken place i'm the globe
ot the "Roi du Ciel." The balloon Descended
slowly Al first, hut the wind soon rushed into
the gaping aperture la it, side, aud turned N
literally inside out- whcreupon tt gave out
cloud OF smoke and took the form OF a nag-
ctse. The unhappy sronaut now fell almost
perpendicularly; every heart stood stili. Beu-
jet, however. kept his head. he seized the bar
Of his trapeke with both hands, and hung on.
trusting TO the slight resistance still opposed 70
the air by the balloon. but It's speed sosn In
creased, he shut his ewes and let himself GO
but not 20 destruction. He tell twenty warts ON
soft ground, and though senseless when taken
up, very soon recovered.
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ATTACHED BY HYDEoPHoRiA AFTER NtNE
AEAEs--We learn from a gentleman who re
turned on Monday from DalesvilIe. TrempeA-
ieaa county, OF a singular and melancholy o.
carence. A farmer Residing near Gslcssille,
by the name OF Mctollum. was seized with Inv
drophobia on Saturday evening. Saturday
morning he Was i'm his usual good health ani
spirits. Tow ard evening he remarked 10 his
wife that he did not feel very wcll, aud would
he down, and did %. When supper was rca M
the wife went o. the Il and asked him HI d..
would not get up ard eat with the family. AZ.
answered that he did not care 10 eat then. anI
would keep quiet. In few minutes be called
TOR water, saving that he felt Choked up. Mrs.
McCoilum fastened 10 bring him n drink. but
a. soon a. he got sight Of the water he went IN
I'd sPa>m. DIR. DuEgs vas called la Ia see the
anictcd man, and pronounced him inrurable.
Mr.. McCullum was bitten hy dog mine wears
ago, and until saturday. has not. we believe
felt any illehocts from the bite.-Ld grJsss
VI Isl Lair. Nareb II.
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GRAvEyARDs are just as melancholy places
OF resort now as they were when the sensi tive
Gray wrote his Elegy; but In Kansas q ceme-
terry must be a particularly dolefui place.
Bishop Vail Of that diocese tells of walking in
enc little Code acre there, and Of being inform
twenty graves-there were only tWentF-
seven in sll-were killed in ARRAYS, or, as the
guide neatly put il, "died and we're buried with
their boots on" Curi0usly enou Oh, the only
tenant of that graveyard who enjoyed a natu-
raj death was Q little child. 80 D --I-T
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ACCUsED or POISONING BER HUsBANn.-
About nine weeks ago, james VI. Thomas, o.
Wexford, X. L.. died suddenly and was buried
Since then ugly suspicious having been aroused
IA the minds of his neighbVrs, the body Was al
inferred and post mortcm has been m pro
gress at Providence several DAYS. Last FRIDAY
a report was made thar poison had been found
IN the stomach. II IL said that the wife of the
poisoned man was concerned an his death. She
u now living in Kingston. Jealousy j. the al
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The SALIsBTRY. MD. TRAGEDY REPEATED
AT SYRACUSE, y. l.--Aibert hceler, aged
iwenty-one, yesterday killed Ida Spencer, ged
fourteen, at Syracuse, y. \. The murderer
VAS cousin OF the girl He belonged 90 Canals.
and had been on a visit TO his uncle, the father
of his victim. After the murder keeler FASTENED
20 the railroad depot with the intention t. leave
own on train just starting, hut missing his
hold a. he attempted 10 get on board the moving
train he fen back on the track aud his neck wa :
lraken
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An Ex-EDTToR BEATES-A special dispatch 90
the New York Times from New orleans, March
rs, says l.. c. Hancock, New York Herald
correspondent, and executor Of the New Orleans
Times, il is reported, was assaulted night be-
fore last, at the ST. Charles hotel, and terribly
beaten, by some friends of Mrs. w. H. &. Kim.
proprietor Of the revived Times"
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STEIKE or EAiLEoAD ENGINE DRIVERS
Dispatches from ~. LOUIS state that the engine
drivers on the ST. Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern railroad are on a strike, growing OUT
of the in. ringement OF the rules of the Broth err
hood of Locomotive Engineers, thereby causing
serious delays OF the TRAINS riOtous demon
stration was imminent, but was quelled by
superintendent Van Horns energetic action.
The disafiected employts were discharged
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THEsE HAIR-PINs seem To be extremely dan
gerous things. We have already mentioned
the case OF a lady wounded by one OF them
while engaged in falling down stairs. Now we
read of a poor girl who has suddenly died i'm
Fortville, y. Y. In her stomach WAS found a
medium-sized hair-Pin. liz appears that she
was subject 20 fits OF s0mnambulism, in one OF
which She is supposed to have sW allowed the
lin in question. !
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CHURCH DIFFERENCE SErTLED.-At the
meeting OF the New lork Preshytery yesterd sy,
the committee 10 investigate the differences
between Rev. William W. Newell, ir. aud his
congregation reported that the trustees ne DIS
cirlined tor creating tie dissffectiOn which led
the church TO ask the resignation of their
pastor, and the request OF Newell to have his
pastoral relations severed. was not scceded 10
The report, after debate, was adopted by Tie
ar
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THE lNTKRNATToSALs on CAPITAL pTN-
IsHNENT.-ln the Federal Council of the A. w .
A, section =, Yesterday morning, at l2g Spring
street, the Committee ON capital punishment
ground that IL never effected It's object thar the
leaving OF the power of life and death in the
hands OF any individual was a relic of the ola
ieul.al and baTbarous ages.-N. Y Saa. LIZ.
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r A MRS. SPIcER, in a western city, very nearly
lost the right OF dover in her husbands estate
amounting to 80 600, for lack of a marriage
certificate. Ii may be well 10 ask how maay
married ladies I'm this country are better on
than Mrs. Spicer? The manner in which the
registration Of marriages i'm some portions OF
this country is managed ought TO make ladies
peryOrs,
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Railroad Investigation tn the Jersey
IxexislatOre.

TRENTON March ls.-The house adopted
resolution appointing special committee TO
investigate the charges that improper inf uences
have been used to induce members to vote for
or against railroad bills. A resolution for a
committee to ascertain whether Senate bill
chartering the New Jersey railroad and the
Pennsylvania railroad project had been prop
erly advertised, was laid on the table by a vote
Of 50 " -. So the matter stii remains in
doubt.
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Seven Hundred Werkmeu out af ~,
ploymeUt hy "a Hire

INV HhMbI ki, y. y. March lN-Thc .lve-
house OF the Dutchsss Point work. Al Wan
ringers Falls, was DESTROYED by fire this mori
ing; loss SsA,0oo, partially insured. Between
~ and seven hundred hands are tcmuoTar.l,
thrown out of employment
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A STEAM PROPELLER GOES DOWN WITH
ALL ON BOARD.-The steam propeller seen to
founder of Duxbury, Mass, was the Grace
Irving, small pleasure boat of 25I tons,
which has been running in Boston harbor for
the past four years, carrying excursion parties.
Persons on shore witnessing the catastrophe are
certain that the laundering of the vessel was
sudden; that no time was permitted for the
craw to save themselves by boats or otherwise
1t is feared Ritchie one Of the owners, is lost
on the steamer, as he is known to have left his
house Sunday morning with a carpet bag, and
has not been heard from since. The others on
board were from New Bedford. The vessel
was valued at 81 600.
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Mr.. ALLEN NOT BLOWN UP.-Hram Allen.
OF Hartford, Conn.,, very narrowly escaped
death on Friday last. A box was sent to him
marked As by express, which was found to con
tain about one pound and a-half of gunpowder
ara quantity of matches and s,ndpaper, SO
arranged as that the drawing open of the lid
would be every likely" to fire the powder. Ar
early discovery of the matches led to the avoid
ance Of the intended catastrophe. The Hart.
ford Times says suspicion rests upon Allen 4
wife, who is described as a woman of iealOu,
disposition and violent temper
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RlEANf, March i>.-Thc special comm "a :,
II the assembly 20 Investigate, Erie rafiros.l
matters, comm need their laborS this morning
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From Europse To-day.

SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF FRENCH FL
NANCES.
VERSAILLES, March ls.-The annual budget
was presented i'm the national assembly yester-
day by NJ. Leonsay, minister of finance. IL
shows a most gratifying condition OF the public
funds. There il now in the treasury half of the
sum of money due TO Germany, and no loan
viii be required TO complete the payments of
the war indemnity at the dates designated in
the convention signed OH Saturday last by NJ.
Theirs and Count Won Arnim, German ambas-
sador.
THE PRESS LAW.
PARIS, March 1s.-1he managers OF the
RcpJ.I newspaper have been summoned to am
swer "A charge OF violating the laws regulating
the press.
THE POPE AND THE ZoU AYES.
ROME, March lS.--The Pope gave an audience
Yesterday to one hundred Canadians who
served in the Pontifcal zouaves His Holiness
congratulated his visitors upon their steadsast
devotion TO the church.
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Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
missionary, discovered Q safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay !,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and tho
whole train Of disorders brought on by banefu aud
vicious habits. Greet numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
for preparing and using this medicine, in . sealei
envelope, TO any one who needs IL, Free Of CAaYss.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House
marz2y New York City
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Democratic Nominations tn Rhode

Providence. v. I, March ls.-The demo-
cratic state convention met in this city to-day.
and the following non nations were made. For
GoNeTnor, Charles X. Cutlcr; Tor Lieutenant
governor, Ssmlel III. Wales, for Secretary o.
Stste, Wn y. Miller; tor Attorney General
George n Bliss; Tor General Treasurer W q
C<ngden.
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MR.. GLADSTONE, it seems probable, will re-
sumo the British Premiership, as there is no
prospect that the opposition will assume the
responsibility of forming a new government
yesterday that he had informed the Queen that
ne was quite prepared to form a new Ministry,
but could not undertake to carry on the Gov
eminent with the present Parliament. Mr.
Gladstone stated that he had placed his servi-
ces at the disposal of her Majesty, and he was
now consulting with his colleagues as to what
course they would take. At his request the
House adjourned until Thursday.
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AT A CAVALRY DRILL last week near Fort
Scott, Kan, the horse ofprivate MCGEE became
unmanageable, and dashed fnri0usly AGAINST
the staed Of Sergeant Maher, both riders receiy-
ing injuries which proved mortal within few
hours.
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An ARFkcTIoNArR AND SENSITIVE SOY in
Detroit recently came to the police Office with
hls troubles. He stated that his widowed
motner was about 70 be married, and, as he
didn't want stepfather, he did want the affair
arrested according TO law. Being Informed by
the captain that '.getting married was the ali +
Of widows il was even more co. the voung GER
tle1nAn departed dreatifuily discouraged.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
JOHN T. FORD.-.-....... Proprietor and Manager.
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
Nm. W sEGU TN::.::..:: Managing Directors
GEoKGE Y S&hRY. B4;iPsss Mansssr
:, CsoMMENGISG MONDAY, MARCH "a.
MISS NINA Mks z H9Sse Marry
MIR BIOoKHousE BOWLER, -A -" IL >N'
Mr.. EUGENE CLARKE,
MR.. EDWARD sEGTiN,' H. 'hNi 1 h"'oN'
Mr.. GTsTAvus HALL,
PHILLIPS, Mrs MASSEN, MIR Nichols.
6 EUtL CHORUS AND ORC HEsTRA.
MUSICAL
OPENING MIGHT. MONDAY;
LUCIA DI LAMNiER MOOR.
Change Of Opera every night.
scale OF Prices:-idmission, rs cents; Reserv"
seats viii commence AT Ellis music store, and at
Opera House. THURSDAY. March %. ml.5t
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN I. FORD. Proprietor and Manage.
MISS agnes ETHEL, A'
In the lannon's New Society Drama, by Victo:ien
sard0r, the French dramatist) written expressly
AGNES,
after a continuous run II Ito nights. at the CniC n
Square 1heateT- New York.
On Wednesday, Mis- Ethel's great original sue
ccss,
FROU FRnT,
as acted 10y her nearly entire season in New York
city.
Admis IS cents Reserved seats balcony circle
Seats can be secured during the day at the Office
Of the new Opera House. mT-2t
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THE CONFLICT between the Pore and the civil
government still goes on in Switzerland and in
Basic, Geneva, and even in the Catholic canton
Of Tessin. The civil power refused to ac-
knowledge the supremacy OF the Pope in the
appointment OF church oficiais. The Geneva
council have withheld three months salary
from all the Roman Catholic clergy who have
read without permission from the state. the
Pepe's nomination Of Mermiliod as Bishop of
Geneva.
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THE CARLIer DEFEAT IN SPAIN.-The
Spanish government has received official in
formation Of the defeat near Pampaluna of the
united Cariist bands, led by Ola, Perula and
Darregaray, by force of Spanish troops, under
Costrano. The insurreetionists were complete
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ONE MORE MAE ..s Withdrawn from the
cvaiiusvn tlcKer IN Cincinnati. II this thing
continues, there viii be much truth in the
will he required to find the ticket before the
the reassembiing" OF the liberal republican
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TIE RHODE TsLASp PKoHrBrroRY coxv,N-
rioz. which met sf Prov idence yesterdav. nam
mated the same ticket tor state osicers A. nre-
yiously nominated by the republican copsen-
non, excepting the candidates for ueutensnt
governor and treasurer. -t~"'eAAA'
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~ Efk-PosInAsTER LOWELL, OF New Orleans.
nss been Gscharged by commissioner wei,ss'
after full hearing, from An accns.ssa, wssiss,
suscung post once books 70 conceal emhes-
yeGmena@, made against him by Special Agent