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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

The situation in New Orleans is
doubtless still very critical. White
Leagues parade the streets in large
bodies; they are in the constant re-
ceipt Of arms; 5000 stand, it is said,
having been landed within the last
week, aud the organization maintains
An attitude Of hostility toward the
Advisory Board, showing that the
malcon,ents do no. propose to be
governed by the exceedingly liberal
compromise submitted 70 by Govern
or Kellogg. The Times of Saturday
said. I'VE are on the borderlxnd Of
Mexican snsrchy. Let " stop be.
fore crossing evsr,"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

Governor Kellogg has addressed q
second letter to the New York Her.
aH reasser,ing the statement Of his
address that he offered to submit the
question of the validity of the State
government of Louisiana, of which
he is the head, to the arbitration Of
FIVE disinterested citizens, and that
the offer was declined. He now re-
peats the proposition, so far as the
Office of Governor is concerned, and
also expresses an earnest desire for
the most thorough investigation of
all his official acts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

Some interesting statistics are Civ
en- by the Akigemein> Zei,ung upon
the cost Of wars. The cos, of the
Franco Prussian war Of France was
3.l.0oO,OO0 pounds, TO which l.3,
600, 900 pounds may be added for the
value Of coded territory. The cost Of
the North German Confederation has
been OFFICIALLY stated ss ~, 900, 900.
Brszi! expended twelve millions in
its war with Paraguay; the Crimean
war cost England one hundred and
sixty-seven millions; the Abyssiuian
expedition, eight and one-,hird mil
lions; and the Ashantee war one and
. half millions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15
A..orner General William

Attorney General Williams has re-
piled to Governor Brown. Of IeHes-
see, on the subject matter al his pro
test against further arrests ~ [ nItea
States Marshals under the enforce
mens ACT and his request thai the per
sons already arrested be turned ever
TO the State courts for trial. he
shows that the President IS a. macii
bound to enforce the act In question
As any other Law OF the [ uite6 States.
and declines TO 2ccesie to Governor
Browns request
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

A new invention in railway car
riages has just been tried on the
Lille and Valenciennes railway. The
carriage is placed on the frame by
means of springs. Small cylinders Of
bronze are introduced near the points
OF suspension, 50 that the steel plates
of the spring may roll one upon the
other. The motion produced i Tat
of pitching and rolling like ship. 1t
is intended TO prevent rallxay sick
ness, bu, it viii require considerable
modihcation before it is likely IL ae-
conplish the end desired.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

Chicago Market.
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of . special execution ta me
directed. issued from the Office Of the Cf-rE
Of the CiregIt Court, in and for the county Of
Cedar and state Of Iowa. il favor 81 E4r :
4 Cottrell against O. ". Porter # al have
levied 1pon the following properly s. tie
property Of the said .. ". Porter et al to-
Wit:
The south half Ei14 Of lots numb eleven
~ and twelve IL. IN ,lock NUM- Der eleven
Ill. In Jep nings addition TO the town Of
Upton. Cedar comfy, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town " Upton In
said County. on saturday the Sl.t day OF
Oct. A. D.. Is14, al one O'Clock. =. NJ. o.
said day, to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this a.tn day Of sept A. u. i.-f
JOHN u. sHEARER
sheriff Of Cedar Co. Iowa
Per A. B. MAYSAED, Deputy. 5SG-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

Secretary Bfisto~ is pushing the
work of reform in his department OF
the government. He has called for
the resignation Of several Of the most
noted incompetents among Federal
officials. In his course be has the
earnest support of the President, who
desires that dishonest and incompe-
tent officials be weeded from the ser
vice all over the country.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

During > recent raid upon Chey-
enne Indians in Texas, General
Mackenzie, who had previously won
much distinction in . similar affair,
destroyed over 100 lodges and cap
tured more than 1,4OO mules and
horses. Most Of the animals were
killed. The loss of human life is re-
ported as very small.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15
LIZA. WANTED

TEA AGENTS wanted in town and coup
try to sell TEA, or get up club orders, for
the larxsst Tea Compan In America. I'm
portsrs prices anu Inducements to Agents.
send for Circular. Address, ROBERT
M Oristsia linton, Henry Ward Bsecher.
Editor OF Oct. 25th last. says: Parties
Wishing TO get up clubs. and all who can
get orders for TEA, should write him for
circular"
TRs Neg York Weekly 2rI5a..s. of sept. ID.
says: "Aii Oranges should write him for
circular
10 tAeFcSSAly ysliss,s. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15
~ERlFF SALE.

By virtue Of q special execution ~ me
directed. issued from the Office NJ to- IE~rk
OF the Circuit Court. In and sor th- enUEtr ~
Cedar and state of Iowa. q favor - 81 = Art
Beatty and against Martin e. Case 81 = I
have levied upon the following prop-rt+ IL
the property Of the sud Martin {. Case II i.
to-vft:
Lot number one in block member sl1
.s in the town Of Iroquois, Cedar county.
Iowa except - feet f.Gn. OF first street cog :
ner OF John Street aud extending Dark
feet. with All the appurtenauees thereon
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town Of Upton. &gg
said county, on saturday the 2fth DAY %
October A. u. 1874. al one o'clock p Vi 81
said day to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 28th day OF sept. 4. II. is-I.
JOHN .. sHEARER
sheriff OF Cedar Co. Iowa
Per A. B. AAySARD, Deputy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

1t is stated that yellow fever has
never appeared in any climate At an
elevation of over twenty-five hundred
feet shove the SEA- The highest e.
ovation il has visited in the United
States ID four hundred and sixty feet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15
The
YEAR

At tina: time h. was twenty six
years Of age. and doubtless vas more
than loo miles from any human hab-
i,a,ion. The tree 10 just two fee, in
diameter, and leans about three de-
grees from perpendicularisy. 1t has
been greatly defaced by seekers af-
ter immortality, who have inscribed
their names ell over it for ten feet, or
nearly so, above the surface Of the
ground.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

Faras ~ ttinE Azeaias In improving ana
Ferfsetsrg COR sHte-ztic aacAias Ne have
alTa=4t ~ SIMPLICITY and ~ confidently a.
>@rt thai anE Ea-r~stf5 II era55 Nary xngeuuEty
E7}l ~ abe ID u~@ the knitting Machine
w1fh taitsr ~acee-s- than a sewing Mach r-
our Machine i NOS liable - gsE aEIx 81 order.
II can = attached - an ~ G@ry table and
worked ny i #H Is. Full Instructions &C.
company .=sa3H Machine Families NAV
club Eesyef 1-E ara hHy one Machine. a. one
Will do the &nE ting fbr a sfazan huleeh8It.s
--uti E9T rarHa iarS ana u-8ee list
n B-@@ are also he Sats. and ewea nsIye
agsE i .sr tfss celebrated Bl-sfsfs sai.fzs Ma.
csiss.
ME- {al.k KNITTING VtfEfNE TO-
Hf gSa l--sA.z. -. rnxx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15

On Mr.. Faw's farm in Washington
county, Ess. Tenn, is the famous
Boone tree, which contains the earli-
est record of CIVILIZATION in the State.
One hundred and fourteen years ago
Daniel Boone cut upon the bark the
following record OF his days sport:
d. Boon
CILLED A BAR On
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15
ExECUTOR's NOTICE.

Public notice 10 hereby given that the IN
derxixnsd aAs this day ben appoantss snd
corn RI l.sionet oy the Circuit Court Of Cedar
county in the state ~ Iowa. Executor
OF the estate Of To~epn h. -ny der deg j; ana
al persons saving claims against aid --&s II
are hereby notified 20 nie them SIih the
Clerk Of said Co1rt. clearly stated sud
duly sworn To- and within iegal time. pre-
para,sry 20 their being allowed OF pY0yss5.
and p@r~ons owing said estate are rezs asst -
10 make immediate payment TO the under
signed, and avoid costs.
Dated al Upton, Iowa, TIT. 9Th day of
October A. % iE4.
svy nc. PTATT, Executor
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

1t is proposed to erect statue OF DIR. Liv'
iugstone in Edinburgh.
1t is asserted that NJ. Beule, whose death was
recently announced, committed suicide.
The strike in the cotton mills OF Bolton
England has terminated the operatives having agreed
to 90 TO work on the old terms.
Much anxiety is manifested in England over
the nonarrval Southampton OF the steamship Mawa
with Dr. Liyingstone's body on board. She was fully
due Monday morning.
In the Canadian House of Commons ON
Monday night, other matters having precedence, tue
motion for the expulsion of Rel not reached mr.
Bowel nmated that he would bring IL up tooay NO
question Of privilege.
A review of all the volunteer corps In ana
around Havana was held on Sunday last by Captain
General Concha. Fifteen thousand men were nndei
arms meeting 10 consider the nnancai htuaton n"'
been held nc the Captain u-Generals palace
1t is expected that the Committee on the
Prohibition question appointed by the Canadian House
az Commons will consolidate with that from the senate
and thar a commission VIII be asked TO proceed 10
Maine Massachusetts and other States 10 eAnne in'o
the practical working OF coercive legislation
A meeting of vessel-owners was held az
Toronto on Monday night for the purpose OF appointing
delegates 30 meet at the Vessel Owners Convention az
Detroit to-day protest against bridging the Detot
River The attendance small. and resolution eN
pre essing the we OF the meeting will DO forwarded
but no deputation will be sent.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
ANTI-INFLATION AND INITIATION IN GIN
CINNATI

CINCINNATI, April IA meeting was held
tonight OF persons opposed to the action OF Congress
toward Initiation Of the currency George f. Davis pre-
sided and speeches made by Judge Stalo George
+. Pugh c. W. Rowland, and Richard Smith speech
bv Murat Ha,stead was read by the Secretary Letters
were read from Senator Thurman and Judge HoadIey.
The following resolutions we're adopted
R,solrsd That we earnestly protest against any In
of rredeemabe paper currency as dangerous 10
our destructive o our national credit,
and demoraliEng to the community.
Resolved That will oppose In every possible way
the lpiluIy Of imitation, with It's inevitable train OF
speculation, GENERALIZATION bankruptcy, repudlauop,
aud ruin. . - ,.
their CONSPICUOUS opposition 70 the Banking aud Cur
repcy bill that has passed the Senate. aud we call upon
our Represe natives and especially upon tho Repre-
sentat yes from Hamilton County to oppose sH meas
ures that will delay the restoration OF the specie
standard. ,, Ar. r
Resolptd That would respectfully remind the Pres
ident that the of his veto power should ~ DE
10 the defense OF the prosperity ana credt OF
the country would meet with general commenuatlon
document has been signed to-day by 10 manufactur
ing firms claiming 10 EMPLOY 5000 hands, and to repre-
sept about ten million dollars capital signying their
approval of Congress In authorizing the reissue OF the
million reserve and the proposed increase OF
the National bank circulation
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
PENNSYLVANIA IRON INTERESTS.
rIE CURRENCY AND THE IRON TRADE-sTRIKE PROS
PECTs.

rIIF CURRENCY AND THE IRON TRADE-STRIKE PROS
PECTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
PHENIxvILLE, Penn, April 14.-The depres-
sion existing in the iron trade has not only affected
the furnaces and mis but has also nearly suspended
the mining interest throughout this portion OF the
country Hundreds of workings and small mines nave
been forced to stop operations by reason Of the small
demand aud In schuylkil region several extensive
mines have also suspended The iron masters are greatly
by tue financial action OF the Government
and are anxously awaiting tho settlement OF the cur
rency nuestion now before Congress- 1t Is mistake TO
declare that the iron interest is united IN its Imitation
opinions as many Of the leading manufacturers nave
their views to the contrary and say that con-
traction is the only way to lead the trade out OF lts
present deplorabe state
The men employed in the mills at Allentown, Potts
town Norristown ard other points Will make the In
formal demand for increase OF wages as adopted at
Reading within few days. In this movement there
seems to be lack OF harmony large number oil the
pudders think the present time most inopportune Tor
a general "stand-out." The strikers engaged in the
Birdsboro affair are creating considerable excitement
They have not been paid. 1t seems for two months and
are actually compelled 10 take stfonB medsu'os !"
secure what i due them.
There IL a bill now before the Legislature providing
that all corporations shall pay their empoyes weeky
and throughout the entire interior OF Pcnnsyvanla te
working people united upon the measure anu ny
meetings aud petitions are urging its adoption
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
WASHINGTON.
THE FINANCIAL CONTEST,
nv u,vu,pn AND SENATE BILLS BOTH PASSED by
,Iy uousE-rHE LATTER NOW In THE HANDS OF
THE PRESIDENT.
,-,,vep.pp TO TIE rRrbuNEl

THE PRESIDENT
taY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIbuSB'
~, ,s,,ScroS. April 14.-The first act OF the
-aa,, q, II may be tragedy, about the currency is
.nded NJ last by the passage OF the senate pin
.,roreb the House. Unless the President shOuld
;nterpose his veto the bill will become law wiVn
a few DAYS In any case, the quesnoh o' 'no
spOOOOOOO is finally settled as far as Congfess 10
concerned for an Executive veto could not DO over
come in either House. and there would be no inr'ner
ATTEMPT at imitation in the face OF such an opStacie
The matter, therefore, rests in the hands OF .ne
President The legislative processes by WhicD 'ne
House reached its conclusion to-day were ho'
s.neciaily interesting. Everything had been
uradctemined and prearranged-frst to pass
the Maynard biI as sort OF deciara-
zion of opinion and then TO put the Senate
h;n tbrongh without amendment or debate. In pur-
.nance of this programme Mr. Butler withdrew MS
suhsttute and the previous question was ordered on
,be Hill and the amendments offered by Messrs' t.
X Hoar and Foster. Mr.. Hoar's amendment pro-
,ided that after the first of September next, only
cold and silver coin should be legal tender Tor tne
paymen of debts thereafter contracted, and author
i,ed the funding of greenbacks IN four-and-a-naI
per cent bond after that date. Mr.. Hoar changed
both the dates to July 4, 1885, but this dd mol gam
%, him anv additional strength. The amendment
got only the votes of the strict Conservatives ana
was beaten by 20 Yeas to III Nays. Mr. Foster
amendment provided that any issue of National
bank notes over S4OOOOO,OOO should be compensated
for by the retirement Of legal tenders until the
volume of the latter should be reduced to $3OOOcO
0O This got a much heavier support the vote on
i, beng los to 1873. The amendments having all
been rejected or withdrawn. the bill was passed. by
Yeas 129 Nays il6.
n. 4,Il, ,utb bo ota in IRpmbleans
roman; Democrats in italics, and Liberal Repubh-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ROUTINE BUSINESS IN BOTH HOuSES-NuMEkoUs
BILLS ACTED UPoN-A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
ON THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
sENATE......ALBAsr, April a. 1874
Bills were passed as follows:
To amendthe charter Of the Real Estate Trust Com
many OF New-Y0rk
P:T To amend the laws relative TO orphan asylums 10
Declaring publication and dissemination Of false
news q crime. A., a., o.,, .
To extend the time for the construction Of the Gilbert
to the sale of intoxicating liquors in the City
of New-York. -
Relative to summary proceedings to recover the pos
To provide for the election OF City Marshals In New
York. M, . -.
Repeating the laws allowing villages to subscribe
toward aiding Ia the construction OF railroads.
To amend the laws relative 10 estates OF debtors VINO
convey to assignees for the benefit OF creditors.
Relative TO buildings In the City Of New York
and Chidreh's Hospital In the City OF New York pro
yidng that the city shall pay the hospital % per week
for every destitute woman admitted TO the lyipgin
department
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate concurred In the concurrent resolutions OF
the Assembly relative to obstructons at Hell Gate Mr.
wooDS reported favorably the act amending the
charter Of the Nursery and Chds Hospital OF the Cy
OF EewYork; relative 70 the annexation OF towns Oh
westchester County TO New-York; for ue IND
provement Of worth.st. and parts Oh the
streets intersecting Worthst between broadway ana
Chathamst; authorizing the paving OF HanKst- Do
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
TIE MASSACHUSETTS, CONTEST,

THE SUPPORTERS OF DAWES AND HOAR ABANDONING
THEIR LEADERs-ADAMs GAINING HANDSOMELY
THE CHANCES REVIEWED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHEI
BOsToy, April 14.-The struggle over tht
senatOrshp to-day has been more severe aud roraceu
than on any other since the contest began IL was pre-
ceded by a proposition from the Hoar men. agreed upon
at their meeting this morning, that both cdndldaes De
withdrawn and that committees be selected from the
friends OF Hoar and Dawes respectively TO meet ana
agree upon third candidate, who should be the Repnb
ucan nominee. The HOsr faction at once appointed
their Committee The Dawes pending acton on the
subject prepared for another effort 10 orng M
Dawes's vote back 10 its earlier proportions. Ioey
failed sigpaly in this the Convention was held To-
gether through six balctings. Dlwess vote seeauiV
fell off in these beginning with 81 and ending with CO.
Hoars supporters abandoned all efforts at cohesion and
decreased II the first ballot to "a ON
the last.
Adams made the largest gain of any OF tie candidates
his first vote being 49, his last 81 The Dawes men lost
heart as the afternoon wore on, ana they reey au'
that they baye lost their last opportunity The question
with them now is only as TO whether they VIII asree
upon somebody else protact the contest I'LL the Leg
isature adourns Some OF the western representatives
favor the latter course but the eastern and the Butter
men are more inclined 20 accept q compromise. The
Butler men talk Banks bat their support Will hardly
help his chafces
conference OF all Dawess supporters is called for
this evening to take consideration the proposition
from the Hoar men. They claim the right to name tho
new candidate IL Dawes wthdraws, but the Hoar men
are not yet ready to grant this IL now seems more
likely that Senator is to be soon chosen tnan ~ any
time snce the voting began but Tue DAWES men usJ
vet defeat choice by their obstinacy aud OF all the
Republican candidates proposed there Is no man "no
shrewd observers fix upon likely to unite the party
Wr SSsms. handsome support to-day was unexpected.
M
10 him than at time in the contest
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
AUSTRALIAN INTELLIGENCE.

EARTHQUAKE HoCKs-iNTERcoLoNIAL Tkoublhs
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.-The steamship
Tartar sailed from Sydney March IA. Most OF the ad
wees have been anticipated by telegraph On the Iah
of March shock OF earthquake was felt In inc
proynces The Adelaide Herald expresses regret thai
the trade between Sydney San francisco Is not more
extensiye Much loss had Occasoned by the strike
OF the iron workers The Herald that for this reason
the future of manufactures the colonies VIII DC most
uncertain. still the country generally is thriving.
The troubles between sydney and Victoria had not yer
been settled aud free trade the river boundary
was suspended The customs officers warn the traveller
that though he remains under flag, he passes rom
the Jurisdiction Government 20 another AhSry
correspondence passing between tue Ministers as 10
who was to bame for the result.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

the inflationists. but had been unaoie 10 pio,a, ~
upon them to make any amendments. Inc Oil,
never exactly suited them tthe Democrats reterreo
to) but the contest bad for the last month"; peeope
30 bitter between the leading Administration men
on each side that Messrs. Morton Logan, ana reiry
seemed 10 them to desire triumph over Messrs'
Conkling, Frelnghuysen & Co., more than the pas
sage of bill that would afford the greatest measure
of relief. There is every prospect that the fres-
dent will sign the bill IN question, ana shouio ~ 10
snt as the Controller suppOses, IN contracon' 'n0
Senate infationists will hardly attempt al tnis Sce
sion 10 correct their mistake, since that wouid n
vo,ve the humiliating admission that they nad
made most inexeusable blunder.
rur pFrECr OF THE HOUSE BILL-AN IMMEDIATE
CONTRACTION OF THE CURRENCY PROVIDED FOR
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmuSEl
WASHINGTON, April 4.-During the evening cal
cuation has been made to the effect OF the House
hill. similar To that made yesterday by the Con-
troIer in regard to the Senate BILL ana the resu' s
that the House bill viii work an immediate ana
marked contraction, while the expansion IL allows
must be quite gradual. The case is stated thuS
The House bill aboshes all reserves upon clrcuia-
top with the exception of requiring per cent 10 DO
kent in the Treasury, bnt also requires that the
whole amount of reserve on deposit shall be re-
tanned in thej vaults of the banks. The additional
amount of reserve required TO be kept in the vaults
of the banks by the House bill, in addition TO the
amount required by the existing laws, Will DC Hoin
So, 100000 to $9O,0OO,O00.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15

tweeu westst and Tnirtecnthave York, with Bel
gian or trapblock pavement
Mr. MADDEN reported bin relative to the South eide
Railroad Company.
The following bills were passed:
To incorporate the Metropolitan Safe Deposit COM
pany OF New-York. s.
Amending the laws Of 1sls simplifying and abrldgng
the practice peadngs and proceedings In the courts Oh
this State. IT,,
Authorizing the construction and use OF ralIroau
from Thirvfourth-st Ferry to Ninety sec0nc-5 fSrry
through certain streets and in the Tweth "ard
of the City Of New-York
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
THE NEW COMET SEEN IN AMERICA.
L. IL. Rdilar af TAe Trlbuns

SIR: The comet whose discovery in Europe
was in your Of yesterday observed
here last night II is nearly globular about min
utes 10 diameter with decided condensation toward
the center In brightness It above the average but It
does other respects present any notable difference
from objects Of It's class Its position at O'Clock this
morning was, approximately: Right ascension II hours
is minutes 81 seconds; South deelnation, degrees
Is minutes Its motion toward the north and east.
Toak<rs. N. y ADril IA 1874 g. c. c.. ir
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.

THE COMPROMISE AMENDMENTS ADOPTED BY TIN
Observation-Disclosures .oF FIELD MARSHAL Won
M0LTkE.
.. '.--1r -~ BERLIN. Tuesday. April u. 1874.
The Reichstag, by majority OF 70, mas
voted In favor OF the compromise amendments to the
Army bill In the course OF the debate. Field Marshal
Won Moltke said 10 consequence Of the shouts OF
"revenge" it was necessary to keep the hand on the
sword; disarmament would mean war.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
TIE CARLIST WAR.

ADMIRAL IoPETE CALLED TO ATTEND A CABINET
CONFERENCE AT madrid.
MADRID, Tuesday. April "a, 1874
Admiral Topete, who went to Santander to di-
the operations Of the at the Same time that
Marshal serrano went north 20 command OF the
army returned to this city yesterday, and had
ference with the member. OF the Cabinet the evening
He will return north tomorrow.