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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

They had o live lord 1t tho West
minister, New York, the other day, at-
tended by . full.blooded English valet.
The morning altar arrival, John put In
an appearance ct the Office and aoCosted
Dick Rayner, who was ION duty
with 1Haw! 1isay, young man, can I
have . fy!" 148
With IN imperturbabls countenance
the clerk blandly responded: m a
Rather late In tho season for files
sir; might scare you up q c0ckrOach,
Or . few croton bugs.0 e..s,
The Briton stared for q moment at
the serious face of the hotel clerk, and
then, with CLEAN of pity breaking
over his countenGnce, said:
II don't want any bloody hiusects,
yon knaw~-, want--well, brough-
sm.r sas - 5its,r, gas,.s
IA broom5 Yes, sir; chsmbermaid
viii accommodate you. Better let her
do the sweeping though ;a
- s:HAw, yaas. 1 don't mean that kind
iofA broom, but 4 one.horse brough.
sm." .s 4 pae 81
49Don't think there are any one.horse
brooms In New York." said his tor
mentor, : blandly, tibut there, IL the
street-sweeping machine scraped by in
Sixteenth street, tbereis a two-horse
broom 80. 7
"Good Rwacious: ! don't want any
sach blarsted machines - this; l want
Q oneshoEee ye'tole Ye knsw,y 1aoMe-
thing to ride H." said John desperate.
49, a4. - .@itsl 5<s Nst5-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
assPEcTea OF coAL MnxEa.

INSPECTOR Of CoAL NlAEA.
BY the passage of an act at the last
session of our Legislature power was
given to the Boards Of Supervisors Of
couuties to appoint An Inspector Of
mines for the county. We are not in.
formed whether such inspector has
bsen appointed in this county or not.
The act provides that be may be ap.
pointed 1t the FIRST regular session Of
the Board in each year. The act is
found in Chapter 81 Of the laws passed
by the Fifteenth General Assembly.
The Law IL quite comprehensive in Ito
character. Section Six 10 - follows
SECTION &. Whenever An explosion
or other accident shall occur II any
mine, whereby loss of life or seriOns
bodily injury ia sustaind, it shall BIZ
the duty OF the person having charge
OF such mine to at once give notice TO
the inspector in and for the county In
which the mine il situated, aud Ii any
person 10 killed by such exploaion oil
other accident, 10 tbs coroner Of the
county alec, and the inspector, ON be.
ing 90 notified, shall procesd 10. thu
scene OF such explosion or other acel.
dent and use ouch ,neans - he may
deem necessary for the sAfctv- Of the
men employed in such mine. lie shall
further inveAti9ate and ascertain; il
possible, the cause OF such explosion
or other accident, aud preserve Z rec.
ord thereof among the pApcrs Of hid
ONCE, and In case the person fu charge
Of any mine shall fail 10 give notice 81
required by this section, he shall be
tined not less than twenty five dollars
nor more than one hundred dollsrs. to
be sued for In the name Of the State
for the use 81 the school fund. before
any court having jnriadictiou.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

State, snd repealed BY the Repnbli.
cass when thsy earns Into power. Az
the reader gtsncs It he will please
rsAect how long sucA . law would
staad upon thA statutes books III the
north fsxuistins lsborsrA and whether
II 4 not ycpnnlnsiy framed to rs.sn.
dave the colored race 20 far ~ posi-.
bic. The same character Of q law u
in Georgia and Asrs II doea In NO
1maA degree work = re.euslavement
Of tAs black race. A similar ono was
also snasted by the rebel democracy
81 Hississippi ana sspeassa BY the
Republicans: 80: ss9@
Blii TO BxauLAss GEE LASoE sfsrsA. {.
AEr. I. Be It enacssa ~ ne General Assembly
SAafcSssr 70 be empioyed e ls6osess, may e
sss. nsss wiz as tns@ e.,oaS tss limits sssssoi
shall be ~ binding ~ u entered into within the
az 4 Bel turthes enacted. rhat contract,
/ foF services or labor for larger time than ONT
month shai mot entttle thu parties to the benefits
OF this Act, 0nlees IN writing, signed BY the par
,Ws
married women executed - above, and approves
| BY their husbands Within the county, shall b
binding. aadoi minors &c approved by tnelr par
,1 Sss. !. 'ss Il iartaer eosctea, That specin
Aehs ere hsfesy resssved epo1 g mssn, sdn n
q Suiiss tSets eonsssssl Is wili sscnfs 81 mon
i ~, end the value q ~ supplies furnished thsn
s.ysr ss ~ wssess q Ses. das e
4 Ment dispole Of or appropriate the ssme withou
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

The last new party dodge Of tue
democracy, which was = convention q
indianapolis Ind, to form = Nattonal
Independent party, WAS called and held
on tn anna dax of the mating IF the
"a @o6hl9ba6ks Il calling theri meet.
ings 20 sften for the same time snd
place, when, and where the Grange
held its meetings This particular
case showed 50 clearly the object o.
the monntsbanks 10 culdle with NE
Grange that the Grange convention
felt indignant and passed unsmnions.
ly the following resolution.
Resolved, That the State Grange in
council assembled has NO sympathy
with any pact, present or future ct.
tempt that may be made by any -politi.
cal party or political sspirant to Ab.
sorb little reelected warmth, dacepcy
or support by so persistently. calling
and publishing their meetings ct aha
same time and place Of oura and thai
adecent respect for our order rsQuirel
that snch attempts be suitably rcbpk.
ed by publishing this resolution.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Peter Cooper, of New York, sage:
a6ince I have lived in the upper part
of the city had the offer Of eighteen
acres Of land bounded by the Fifth
avenue, Twenty first street and the
Eighth avenue, for eleren thousand
dollars--land that would have sold
two years ago for some fifteen millions
Of dollars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

A line of steamers has been estab-
lishcd between Portland and England.
Thus the great lines of railway ter.
minating at Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Boston and Portland all
have through connections with Europe
and a competition has arisen TO con-
troll through freight, which is an excel
lent thing for shippers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Its reported that Bishop Laughlin.
Of Brooklyn will be chosen coadjutor
bishop TO Archbishop McClosky, Of
New York; that Vicar General Quinn
Will succeed Bishop Laughlin, and
that Rev. William Keegan. of Brook
Ign. u to be appointed Bishop Of Port.
land. Me-. Vice Bishop Bacon, deceas.
ed,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Y Col. IA. X. McC lureFwiIl beahA. Adi.
tor. Of the Philadelphia Press ON the
opening OF the new year, but Col. Ters
ney. win retain large interest Al II
snd be the European cosreapoaas nt
for the present. ~ 1's'. !, y. ;
Col. Mcclure Is the chap who Cred:
leyizsd from pnblicanism and Aesk
lands s9uars iats 4hs Democratic raMp
IN snbstancs, though ashamed TO b %,
counted = simoB.psre DsmosrA1; h.
styles himself . Conservative or Inds-
pendent. He clAims that hs win raa
the Press - IN Indspendspt joarnaa.
The Lord knows the people hsys ct
pretty well acquainted by this time
with that hacknsyed phrase Itis n
ifa man sst hiuself mp - On sld-tima
Pharieee, who made long prayeris
thanking God that no was not like tic
poor Pnblicsa, They are too pure,
too righteous altogether, according to
their talk to coAsost with either the
Republican or Democrat parties --thsy
like Atlas, bearing q world upon 4his
shoulders, bear about in their pars
hearts aud minds the sait Of ssrth
which 10 TO lsaysn by their scattering It
the whole Amsriean people aa1 purify
rharn II 4. q sva~Vy taafAnk fart hnv1.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

MoSraomERY, Dec. 2.--The fcstsAu-
npai sssslot Of the Stete dfaA14Of
Alabafna met .yeItetdty y Peaasnt
Chambers to-day made avery. elaUor-
ate address In which no treated OF mat.
tiers of interest to the Grange ~ well
A to the State IL, gases knsElgf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
New Ysrk HsrIket.
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new YoaE. Dsc, 3.

New Y0nk, 0sc. 3
By telegraph :. ,S'..,,.s-
Whsat-Dull and easy, No. 8 Chica-
50 ct 4l,O60l,W co.. XilWankee 1ll20
j 10; No. spring 1,l701,16: WtAtee
red western u, l7o1,1 - hs;ss'slfg
Rye-Quiet "A, a.
Corn-6teady with old westAra mig
ed store ct o2x aAoat ozK new do
and yellow weessrn oeO01 ~ ta1s
b Baslsy-Dull.. s.s,tg sa,sisssx III
Oats-Dnll and hssvy With mixad
Pork-Osiss & 3il.0O. ss. ~ adi ~
LArd-6tsady q lakol3H 49,
Whiskey-1jO9. Il. 4. la.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

The following bill Is spending before
The democratic legislaturs OF Arkan.
So Ills similar 10 The one passed BY
the democratic legislature Of that
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

,,CH1oAao. Dee,

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~ d. sCm e pee
HOGS Receipts $1,000 hSsd. b.
ere decline to taks hid very iFeoly,
and In conseQusnee prices have DC.
clined from Is to Is rcsnts. Coed To-
choice grades are quoted today ~ o7,.g
lO@7 40. There afe about 70,O left
over now on Gale, which viii ~ king
generally OVER Loo. sas' sals lgsa
II CATTLR--Rsosipt 3 600 head The
market remaine dull and weak With
prices nominally unchanged. . !
CHICAGO, Dec. - There was in e.
ror in the Official report Of The receipts
Of hogs yesterday. Il vhoalA rad
l8, rs, the largest number svsr receiv-
ed here In . single day. "a.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

arc N1fCuSV 4tEVvVS Suu lWcT~
Ocean are indeed among the very
ablest political Journals Of the country.
We do not believe there are any abier.
They arc both earnest and stroag aa.
vocates Of the Republican party. Yet
they differ very materially upon the
tariff question aud upon the question
Of civil rights or rather the extent 10
which laws should secure civil rights
to al. They seem aass TO differ come
what upon sumptuary laws They
discuss these points with the most
eminent ability. This discussion il
carried ON in the spirit of .chsrity and
good win, will not do harm but good.
While however it IL being done II
shenid be borne in mind that it 10 at-
terly impossible TO mite IN detail or
indeed in substance all Republicans
upon many questions Of financial or
commercial policy. nor is It possible
to advance the whole RepU An party
to the Same plane upon the details
necessary to preserve TO every citizen
human rights. 1t IL NOT improbable
that the Tribune is too conservative'in
many thingss indesd the circumstances
attendant upon the life of the Tribune,
snd the age Of its editor.in chief, We b.,
lisve induce . too strong conservative
tsadsncy. The spirit Of compromise
ppshsd too far 10 the prelude to final
earthquake and revolutions. Again the
Latsr-O Ocean may in theory be too rad
ical in some things to be practical.
, Resnlts ere reached in this world, TAX
iag things - they are. with iii their
imperfections. We can ascend to the
upper stories Of building surely, BY
convenient and necessary steps, but,
thssgh It be radically right that we
should sscsnd snd do II Qaickiy, seri-
Qua consequences might snsue and 4
serions back-set occur, # the attempt
be made 10 overcon,s 400 many steps
ct = single leap. s = !
When John G. Framout Issued his
fssaous order No. ., while comman.
der-in.chief IN Missouri, ~ 10 the stat
US OF slaves, though il was technical.
~ right both legally and morally
perhaps, yet Abrahsm LiDcoln found
It necessary to rsscind it The Amer.
lean people were mot rips for tho step.
There Ia now q NO less bitter, vindictsvs
cunning add subtle foe, which . moat
dangerous TO the countryh veal, 40
;'naeet and overthrow, than ,thcre jIas
bssn IL the last twenty years The
Republican party is composed psculi-
srly Of the thinking, Intelligent and.
iadependent class OF our citizens. In
times when no crlsfs 10 upeu them.
they Indulge in tbs advocscy VI their
respective opinions, DO to details
and minor questions, Tnay often dis.
GUS taifly aud sharply, but We msst
always bear in mind that we must
1insily come back to unity Of action
In order to succeed. There Il much
OF the centrifugal force in the Rspub-
iican party, becsuse. of the Intelligent,
independent thinking character Of ito
members, while ahc very reverse clio.
y mapts In the democratic party, nstus.
Ike the eentripctal force more
p96 - IN lhAt organization. Two
great u Of the party, both abls
a.: aaa trus, III therefore, be careful
15sfsa. - 10s - "Sa's VI W.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
TINE CENTENNIAL.
The Buildings for the Great Cefaten.
\ anA Profess 81 the Work. S

! mial Their HIaEnitn6e
40 Protfees pf the Work.
From ths cg assgs ofshe New
Although the Centennial IL unques.
tionabiy the public question which
fills the largest space in the popular
mind here, yet few Philadelphians
seem to realize what progress has
been made in the work while visitors
from New York and elsewhere who
arc taken out to Fairmont Park, look
with something barely short of bewil-
derment upon the building operations
under way there. srs 81 ,sy.s-,,,
The structures which are now ris-
Ing and marked out arc certainly stu
pendous enough to cause astonish-
ment. To give some idea of their
proportions, i may commence at the
beginning BY stating that the princi-
pal buildings--for there will be an In.
definite quantity of minor ones-are
five in number, with about 40 acres OF
floor space. These are the main or
industrial hall, the art gallery, the MA
chinery, the agricultural and horticu;.
tural halle. The first of these ap.
preached from the city, Is the indus.
trial hall, which is i'm the form of q
paralellogram. no less than $50 feet
long, and AGA feet in width. That is
| IL You imagine II to commence at the
lower end Of Madison SQUARE. II
would extend from Twenty.third to
Twenty frat street, and from Fifth to
Madison avenue, But, in addition to
this, since their fronts are In line
and the interval between them Is very
small, Won must IMAGINE the machin.
iery HAN extendine onward for 100
/ feet- making The entire length eduea Il
: ] rear Of .lhe. main buildinc. and a aus,
position fhaf fheir cenersi sntr. ny, rc.
| are opbolite one Another. "a the ~
gallery. These will il connactsd AZ.
i inR.the time .pf the exhibifnn nv NV
temporary .aallery. the wan ~ :vh;.1
lwili be usei for the fl,shisy ofsrh 49,,
graphic ART. go go ~ $500 -
twas ahout this ART 0a,,erv th.t J.
!, much .solicitude .wsa fa1t. fnr r. "a
mot until Iast 1th 81 Univ fhat .growr,
was broken for N. and = m 20 ~. ~;
Ore pr0of strho4nre. Of ,nrsrita 60
and hon. bnnt IN the mnsA mn. S II
style. ana win. eiahorat IA nm ncart ~
ton. few people we're fnnna 1ssr sm; s
enough Is believe That Il cnnid ~ y co 80
pieted byl 1876. The contractnr 10 M, :
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

The gentleman who wanted a "farln-
,er's party" 50 bad, year ago last sam-
mer, and who announced that he had
hidden the Democracy an eternal "a, 9.
well, aud who read the farmers
scorshing lecture just after this ,yesr'a
be called Il, quoting the language o.
the Chicago Timer. ..5..
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

BY Telegraph, .f,1o F31a8. y
~ Whs ss,- Weak q COX Me esaA. OF
Corn 0pensd frrsenlar, but ctossd
steadierat o7)f clcAsh; nd M 8 year,
Oats -Quist and stoadx 6 61afe. ~
!, Rye-Eirm q o7c., n $3.50 i
Barley Better s u 26<s. VI
Whiskey-Steady at 07c.
Pork-O Opened ifsegulaf'bat cytood
arner q 90 760 10 90 cash, anA 10.
- bid February. fe8 -,
ard-Stsadisr ct u ~.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
ffhs subject 10 being saayasssa b.
1 he press Of the State to eome extent

fhs subject 10 being saayasssa b
the prsss OF the Slate to come extent,
- TO divtGion Of the stats into two
Federal Judicial Dhtricts SDme urge
that The division shoa,d be BY . lias
running North aud South, W. hardly
believe this he best division to make.
We think tt ought to be by line run.
ming East aud West, because two
thirds al lsast Of our rail commnDics-
tiona run East and West, aud It In like.
ly that such for all time will con.
tinus to be the condition Of rail trsns.
portation. This 10 An important fes.
ture to consider in making division,
more important than anything else
we can think or Besides this more
equal geographical division. aud at the
same time . more equal division u
population could be made BY an Eas'
and West line through the centre o.
the State. &
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

aEyom the sAurors, Aamiaton county,;
Nebraska, RepRblicaa Of Nov. 4.h, we
go that ON the 26th Of September, At
general meeting of citizsns Of Hamil.
ton county an raid aud Relief Society
was formed (which Wa johnson
,was elected chairman, and : csnmittee
.Appointed TO solicit aid, OF which NJ.
A. 4cPhefson and Mr.. .Johnson ars
members. Mr.. AcPhsrsan has been In
our city several days asd Mr., j ohnssn
arrived. to-day from Des Moines.
They ars;dssirous OF sscaripg aid for
their section Of sosntry and VIII com
fer with the Relief Commi,tee hers In
regard TO the matter. ~ .aa
In areport Of the condition of The
people Of Hamilton county. written
By Mr.. Johnson; and published-in the
Repablycdn, he says. = q
s.Alresdy have many Of our neigh.
bore abandoned their. once pleasant
houss, and. saonght refuge in other
slimsa, generally expecting 70. return
IN the spSiag time 70 plant and sow,
ltheuloit OF whom viii be unable to
.eetura unlsss sidsd by friends where
tA10 may haxo Go0e. Sasag nj :,
Callers have been restrained BY the
promise and hope Of obtaining help
through the county or state aid aocie-
tee, but - yet promises haze failed
End hopes arc being blasted, and the
nesdy are becoming impatient as the
bleak Winds Of winter whistle around
thair, poorly equipped and almost dis:
.e0nsola&s hamlets. !, Reminding the
kind hearted parents In maintaiping
children, OF the stern realities OF an
amply meal chest, . pork barrel that
has fallen to slaves. from emptiness, .
coal house without fuel, { fayorite
team that - now near the "bone.yard"
lor wasn't Of corn, and that domestic .
pet cow whose milky fountain was the
fAnaily's supper, has yieidedt 70 natures
last demand, the name of toilet and,
wardrobe ore. almost forgotten or have
changed places with rags and tatters.
The beds and bedding are In much
want Of repaiss. I 3
q Some have already died from starv-
alton, and others will soon share the
same fate unless help comes immedi..
'Aa4ly. Again We appeal to tbs noble
ApRand women. OF other states. Can.
won send no aid u III
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
~. Louis 1--we leteeIx Market.

4T7I7' ~ Y n -. ,ssfk g flf33t Il
81 ,ss 81. Loula, Dec, o.
BY telegraph
Hogs-Held firmly, .Rscslpts 1900
common % 7607 zoo ;for good t6 sxtss
81 2607 rs. 3fea sssstgf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Delegate Elkins from New Mexico
u laboFing for The admission Of that
Territory g 6tats.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
Prof Tyndall has taken occasion to
deny the charge that he IL An Atheist:
The time and place was on the 18th Of
October in q lecture he delivered to
WorkiDgmen In Free Trade Hall, In
Manchester, England. He raid: s.

ouss'0t' Hus ls"u' "o la'u :.
~, s,s,as.s ..,ouaoos Our planet We notice
70 rsa isso symsss lorna Tss yssy uo,scuies
appear inspired with = deslrs for union and
sssx.a. ..a he question o. questions =. ne prs
solveain oar asy-aov f.r does .n,s wonderful as.
~. q molecular forces extend Does Il sFe'
sousas.ee ...u, y, nv :. ps. ssrs {, M.
'sssssss Of our own hearts, the warmth Of our
o~n soa'ts. tse eascnlasion Of snr own blood, ana
wh,ss. ossr 10 , o.sn;oa so.ni.h. 'Ia have
ascasa. yun TO the sdse Of battle ground
mo saica ! Sen1 insend 70 enter. end
sns,..,.1 80 49,, =. -, .,,so,, ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

The Assistant Treasurer 1t New
York will cell, each Thursday of De.
sember. HOO, 900 in gold
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

es. hut cautioning them againat pisc'
ing themselves before the public opln-
ion as disturbers of the peace anu ''io
violation Of the law. 49,.
A Philadelphia dispatch says ING
failure Of the sale of Forney's tTsss ~
Col. Mcclure was the result OF . orisk
cable correspondence between Forney
and number OF Republican politic
fans Of that city, The latter profier'
ing a liberal financial support Il the
paper continued as regular party or
gan. The question involved WAS
surely political, and the funds receiv-
ed to purchase the Press will now 90
devoted to tho purchase of tho lndus"
trial Age, and making II IN indePen.
dent daily, the first number OF whicn
will appear January let. +.
The death Of Mayor Hayemyer ana
the succession Of Alderman Vance TO
the Mayorality, removed the str0ne'
est opposition to the proposed mlIAon
dollars Appropriation for the complo-
ton of the New York and Brooklyn
bridge, and leaves Comptroller drcen,
| in minority in the Board OF EST.
mates. and the appointment OF the
President of the Board of Alderman
Vance, will probably DO filed by Al
derman Richard Flanagan, Demo
crat.
The Erie directors say the object Q
tho injunction granted by Judge " ess
brooke, yesterday, was obviously to 81
| feet the stock by causing protest o.
the interest due to-day in London, ou
A payment of this interest was Prov
ded for q month ago, and there is y
means of stopping payment IN Ion
,, don within the time. the m0vemen
will fail. The directors say ALSO tns
the move 10 only another effort o. -
,, Gould TO prevent the payment I
. sumo for which the company Is sue'n
= him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

1uma for which the company IL sueing
him.
rruuxsrn.,vvvss-s-v..--....--|
the disturbances in the Provinces q
Pernambuoo and Parahiba.
Buenos Ayres advices state that .
long and severe battle was fought On
the 25th Of November, near LAvordi
between government troops under
Arras and the insurgeuts under 1ittesi
There was NO decided result. Fear
hundred government troops were
killed aud wounded. The lose Of In
surgents 10 unknown.
- /
MoNTrylpro. Dec. i. 1T II reported
that General Metre has sent Q rspresen.
iative to Buenos Ayres to negotiate for
. cessation Of hostilities.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-The public
debt statement shows: Total coin
bonds, 81, ne, zoe, 600; total debt, ~.
225, 266, 296; total interest, 933, $50 coo ;
total In Treasury, 91z7, 600, COO; do.
crease during November, 9l23. AZ !;
since June 3Oth, A,149, 007: bonds 10.
sued to the Pacific Railway Company,
interest payable In lawful money,
principal outstanding, 96A, 62S,6l2.
s
VERSAILLES. Dec. 1.-The National
Assembly today reelected Buffet
President bv 4 vote Of 9A0 Ia 4 acattar.
did not vote. Nartil, Of the Left Oen.
ter, and Bensist Dazy, of the Right,
were elccted Vice Presidents.
Inc u OtfJnH 0e EQSjS AND the PfS0eSE
report serious differences In the Cab
met over the Message Of President
Mcmahon to the Assembly. A coun-
Gil Of Minieters was held this morning,
when different views were passed. and
there was an ayitated discussion. The
Message will not be delivered to the
Assembly before Thursday.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Times Paris
correspondent telegraphes that the last
letter of Count Chambord has caused
. division In the Cabinet. Two leRit.
imist Ministers In consequence Of its
1snG ior sn organization OF tho Fre:-
i1ents power. On account OF this
olsa9recment the terms Of the Proei.
dentiei Message nave mot yet beon
agreed 10 BY the Cabinet. The Presi.
dent viii accept the resisnations Of
the: dissenttng AiniStere II they 10.
main hrm.
LONDON, Dec. l.-Twenty.oas lives