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Arkansas Central Railroad, g.; California sevens,
ll2 Connecticut skies, l06; Georgia skies, 70; do.
sevens, new ol; do. do. end. IS; do do, gold
bonds, rs; Kentucky skies. 102; Louisiana skies,
20; do. do., new, 25; do. do, new. noating debt,
81; do. sevens, Penitentary. 81; do SKIES, levee,
20; do. eights DO, 25 do. do, do, 1875. 25; Mis-
souri, slxes 1874 lO2; do. do. 1875,
102; do. do, 1876, 90; do. do, 1877. 9sS
do. do, 1873, 9S; do. do, 1879, 9S;
DO. do. 1880. 9s; long bonds, 1881 TO 1891.
inclusive, 971s; Missouri sixes Hannibal and ST.
Joseph issue. 1875, lolk; do. do DO, 1876, sS do.
do. do. 1885, e5; do. do, do, 1887, e5; North
Carolina SKIES, issued to North Carolina Railroad.
January and July, 81; do. do, do. OF January and
July, 50; do. do. do, of April and October, 35 !;
do. do. new. January and July, II; do. do. do.
April and October, 10; Rhode Island skies, lO4 !;
South Carolina SKIES 80; do., do. January and
July, %; do. do. April and October, %; do. land
claims, 1889, January ana July 20; do. do, April
and October 20; do. sevens. 1888, 20; do nom
funded bonds. OK; Tennessee SKIES, old, 75h;
do. do. do, ex coupon. 81; do. do. new rs /;
do. do, new series, s6k; Virginia SKIES old. as !;
do. do new, 1855. 80; do. do, new. 1867. ss; do
do. consolidated, So; DO. do, ex maiured cou-
pons, 55; DO. do. second series, ~; do. do.. de-
serred, II.
RAILRoAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were generally steady on small
business. Chicago and North Western consOl
dated Gold BONDS declined to 81 \ and Central Pa
ci1cs to 95%. Western Paci6cs brought 49, Union
Pacific lrs; 90, aud Sinking Funds TX. c.. c. and
l. O. first sold at 90 against 69x yesterday. Rock
Island sevens sold at 100 Q lo9H. Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy eights OF 1l3, MorriAand Essex
firsts at ios, and Michigan Central sevens at 1917
1olA. Wabash st. Louis Division at 73,1.
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Dec. 9, 1874
Exchange on London, l5S l6O premium.
HAVANA. Dec. 10. 1874. .
spanish gold 224 225; American, 2S3 234. Ex.
change nominal on the United states, 50 days cur
rency 05 lU7 premium short sight 08 ITO premium
6u days goc, l26 l2S premium short sight $50 l3c
premium; on Paris I25 a $50 premium.
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for future delivery basis low middlpg)
@ S9 bales a. isss slsc &C.? February 90 Il
MayG6 900 s. M 100 4 s S
M os:
Is 81 SIC june, 1870 July 7sae Is ssc Market st
sSeAay IS @ sso SlS =. 4s lsi al
iSsae ~ 200 =. 7lsS & a. q 1855 100 st
SO a. Tss;ss sSS 3 1 isse March 10 At 1sse,,
i tssss s-ise at Issse Pm Mss, y =
ssesss, . &c. iSs 4 a,sss $uns loo az a.
s To,s lS' s sss s at dsSd !s ,sa & ;sss r.
ss SsT SsS ass MHSs u.s.
SOos New s, YORK M ls2 BOSTON, 7si Phliadsiphia Sss
ports we're quoted shas;-ro aavre BY steam, Nc; 6y
a1sso 81 y s.sam & q 81. M % To S
quiTy but no business was reported from hrs, hands
s a. mass
bags Goicondria at New Orleans at isac. and $500
s Sss ssr &c 5s r. Ma a. soss & a g
tent Of 1855 bags Of Maracaibe on private terms The
neads. q n Fsi 81 s E
coss ses so asscan assazr DC sc sans 81
do savaniiia Total, 2sSsi bags and Is45s mats We
R sss ssnary SSyod sdsoi arg & As iHG nem: al eF
lsSse Dae. sxirsms range Ser lots IKE. a
1G Ss se esSicn Maraeabe Esest 'hss
Laguayra isG lsc; yamaica H,nn Ic "a, ise St Do
IKE Issc- Mexican, lso Angostura i7c iSc
savania Ice. 9c curacao. Ice lSc. gold 10 and 90
Flour AND JRessipts-Flour. 10 7Ue bbls wheat
Do con e mso oar @ @sks sn oats
quiet steady rhe sales aggregate about 900 bbls
spas s efe sspaE % our n% aoed = e u
meal was steady and sold to the extent Of SoO bb at
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARxxr.-LorDox. Dec. 10 Even.
ing Lnseed oil opened al 2s I'd. and closed Cd
24s 81. per cwt
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HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER H. 1s74-TRIPIE SHEET

crate request and steady In vaue quoted at l0Ac for
nandard AS" and l07sc; a O%c for "Hards;" Messrx
walt creighton Morrison In their circular OF this
daie, sum up thus
Rhds Boxes. bags. Ae,ado.
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$1,000 Mo 6's, ] b. $500.
1000 Brooklyn is. W |
1000 Tenn 6's. o, xo...
1000 L a Mo RR lst. ).
iuu0 @ Il X | d z 7's-.
BOO dO...........-
1000 Chi, Bur 4 Q o's.
lC00 Nil 4 ST p 8's lSt
1000 N ) Cen lst. Co.
l0U0 Am DIX d Imp rs.
3lU0 g 4 NV C G & b. &C
1000 Morris 4 Es LIST. I.
20OO la Mid SIS LIST. -. {.
HOO Mich Cen 7's.....
400 DO.
lUD II q StJo 8's, con
l0Jp n y Cen 6's VS.. ;.
1000 North Mo lst- .....
1000 Cen Pac s bs..
7U0U do.
5000 Un + RR lst. .....
l0UU Un Pac skg fd..-.
1000 West Pac bds....
5uW OHIO 4 VI con-. -.
1000 c. 4 4 q lst. -. I.
30 0 4, r 4 w LIST ED.
1000 roi h w lst IN. >.
20oO Clev 4 p attn. >.
10 shs MetrOp'n Bank
Id Merchants Bk.
100 Quick Mir Co pf. be
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1915 and 1890 A. 81.

li0A $1,000 US go. c, '6a. -. l1sl<
ii2H i,i2SHs i@9 o0o r, sdo;.;...-,s..--- LiSA
ll5k 2oU0U U 8 5's. l0-4O, r.. .s3 lI3
llSN $4,000 Q : Ss,r, '8l.b ll2x
llS3t 1000 U 5 6's. l0-40, c.. ll3M
ll9I 60UO U s 6's. cur-.bc ll6sS
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G1CO Onn TO LOAN OK NEW YORK AND
DlZU.VUU Brooklyn Real Estate; no bonus
charged First and second Mortgages also bought, By
kLll.AN A. ALlsES h CO. "" . piuc street
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Dr. 000 TO $4,000 TO LoAN-oN BOND AND
,DO.OOO mortgage on first class Property IN this
city Brooklyn - s. NORTON, 80 Dey street.
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I'iTY AND COUNTY TREASURY.
u SAY FRANCISCO Dec. /, ISL
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specttully invited to attend the funeral from the
street, to-day friday, llth inst, at two P. NJ.
RowLANp-On Wednesday, December 0, 1874
RoWland. a aged IL Years and months. ~"u 'e"A
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. from their resi-
dence. at New Brunswick, n. j., on Saturday. the
18th inst, at two O'Clock p NJ. Carriages WIN be
10 attendance at the depot on the arrival Of the II
SHBEHAN--On Wednesday, December Q, ELIZA
BETH SHEEHAN IN the Goth year OF her age.
James and Daniel are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, on Friday, December ii, At two
p NJ, from her late residence, No. sol West Twenty
sonEIFRRDEcKER--on Monday, December = DR..
C. G. ScHEIFERDEcKER aged o. years.
Funeral services Will take place at his late rest
dence 463 West Twenty-1rst street, to-day FRI
day.. the lltn inst. at ten A. NJ; Remains TO be
SrEBRs-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, December
10. 1874 JOHANNA HENRIETTA STEERS beloved wife
OF c. II. Steers, aged 20 years, months and 1s
fhe funeral VIII take place from her late resi-
dence, Glove road, near Nostrand avenue, on sun
day the 18th inst, at two r. Nj.
SroCxroN.-A, New Brunswick, n. J., on wednes-
day, December Q: Mrs. OLIVIA B. STOCKTON. widow
o the late Rev. b. b. Stockton, in the S6th year or
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
dence OF her son, L R. P. stockton. 10. 4s2 Grand
avenue, Brcoklyn' on saturday, December Il, at
VAN ALsr.-At Ravenswood, Long Island City.
on Monday evening. December I. ELIZA G., second
daughter OF Peter and Eliza Van Alst aged
years. months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family are In
vited to attend the funeral at the residence OF her
parents, at kavenswo0d, on Friday, llth inst, as
nan paSt one O'Clock.
VAN BUsKIRK.-At Stapleton, s. l., JOHN j. VAN
/ BUsKIRK, In the $50 year OF ms age.
The relatives and friends are nvised 20 attend
| the funeral. The remains Will leave Hopoken on
saturday morning, At halipast nine O'CLOCK, ZOE
! Scnraalenburgh, n. j. ~ %
| Thursday December 10. 1874 ALBERT WRIGHT.
N. d.. aged 20 years and mon tns
Hts friends and the friends Of the family are re-
spectfnIly nyited TO attend the funeraI, on Mon
day December ~ rom ths Ross street Presbys
! tcrian chnlct.
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"IJow MONEY Is LOST AND MADE IN WALL
IL street"-A comprehensive pamphlet explaining
Privileges &c. highest and lowest prices In ten years
LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY, Brokers. "a Broadway.
ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO loan on GOOD NEW
4 York city Mortgages without bonus Principals de-
string to BORROW OK INVEST apply TO
IL L.. GRANT Ii Pine
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FINANCIAL.

A -NOTICE-CLAIMS or ALL Description
"A. speedily and thoroughly prosecuted by an ex
perenced attorney without any charge whatever unles
successul excellent references from clients. Addres
LAWY En- box 2,432 Post Office
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY, APRIL 4 1874

affairs, the Kansas City Times thus COM
ments upon what it calls extraordinary
economy: Twenty millions more " to pre-
serve peace" is the form in which the inte-
rior department. usually gets OF It's ex-
crutistingly funny little Jokes "strictly in
the interests of economy" 1t is the pro-
logue to a play which will prove a costly
farce to the taxpayer, and ghast-
ly tragedy to the poor Indian. Be-
fore a single dollar of that money
is appropriated, the committee can
ascertain from at least twenty congressman
and several Indian commissioners exactly
how every dollar OF it will be spent. There
is not even pretense OF mystery about 1t
outside of congress-. But little of il will
ever percolate through the filters where
with the interior department strains the
quality OF government charity to the un-
tutored red man. There will be first a grand
letting OF contracts to Delano's retainers,
and then the fun will become "fsst and
furiousD
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

Der passed resolutions expressing its belief
that the restoration of specie payments was
not practicable now, and should not be at
tempted till such a foundation was
made that the change to specie
payments would not shock or derange
business, and that further imitation of cur
rency would retard the return to specie.
Efforts have been made to revive this ques-
ton, and the board to-day re-affirmed these
resolutions in view of the inexpendency OF
agitating the question indefinitely postponed
the consideration of the subject.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
al WANT TO BE A GOVERNOR


want to be governor,
And with the governors stand
With a thousand dollars salary
And the statutes in my hand.
There, right before my rivals,
Who'd all stand back and sign,
III stand as stood the mountain
When the flood went rushing Dy-
I would not act triumphant,
Nor ever show a spite
To the crowd who'll then be gazing
UP at my dizzy height.
But from my lofty station
I'D bow to "east and west"
And receive congratulations
On my coming out the best.
Oh, how I'd show the virtues
That my friends have advertised,
I'd exhibit all the graces
NY constituents have devised
AS belonging to my nature;
But to me twill ever be
A mystery inscI utaole,
How these things they CHANGED to see
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
07O ores
y
VALUABLE MARION COUNTY LANDS.
F . r s ALE.

By virtue OF a decree or order of sale Of tie SUI
psri9r Court Of Marion county, Indiana, render
go al lts March Term, A. ID. 1874, in IA. action
Tor partition. wherein Hardin Bruce and Others
were and are plaintiffs, and John w Bruce was
ana is DEFENDANT, the undersigned as Commits
sioner, appointed by said decree will ali 81
puonc auction unless sooner sold AZ nrivsfe
salel me real estate hereinafter described on
the fourteenth I'D day of pri, a. ID. 1874 at the
door OF the Colrt House of Marion comfy. in
the city OF indianapolis, between the hours IN
III O'Clock A. N. and o'clock r. NJ of said day
Said real estate comprises farm OF go acres
more or less, situated in Washington founsbip
r coun y, Indiana, and about nine miles
uOin the city OF indianapolis, adjoining the town
OF Aihsonville, and one mile and a half nom
Sasteton station, on the Peru & Indianapolis
daliroad. Inc entire farm is under fence, and
200 acres thereof, more or less in a good STA Of
cultivation the residue is heavily timbe and
IN good WOODS pasture. There is on the premises
a good sa-all frame house witt cellar and a Vood
spring near the house. There is also An annie
orchard on the premises.
nan OF secton twenty co, in township seven
Teen tiI), range four a. east, contain ng7 sSlO
acres, more or less. Also all that part OF the
southeast quarter of section seventeen az, in
the same TO Enship and range, which lies eonth
anu west OF W hlte River, being in the southwest
corner OF said quarter-Section, and Containing
- 4.iU acres, more or less. Also the south half
OF Ine northwest quarter of section number
range, containing 80 acres more or les Tn,me
olate possession will be given.
TERMS OF SALE
One-third of the purchase money i'm cash one.
S--S - nc Sodli anu One-tnlro IN TWO years
from non, tne DAY OF sale. The purchaser or pur-
chasers will be required to give their notes. paw
able In bank, for The deferred payments, pay-
aole without relief FROM valuation or appraise-
ment laws, and with interest at six per cent
rom the dry OF sale till maturity; and with ten
per cent. after maturity till paid aud with reas-
enable attorneys fees II suit should be institute
"a 70 enforce payment of such notes, or any, or
either OF them. The purchaser or purchasers
VIII receive certificate of purchase conditioned
lor the conveyance of the premises purchased
within ten days from and after the time when
said court shall order deed to be made after
the purchase money shall have been fully paid
Inc purchaser will be required 10 pay the tax
es for 1874, and all thereafter
Wh- HENDERSON, Commissioner.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
On Wednesday night serions acciden

On Wednesday night serions accident
occurred at Middleton, Wisconsin. Ex-
ercises were being held In the school house.
when kerosene lamp exploded, setting fire
to the building. About three nun
dred persons were present and became panic
stricken. In the rush for the door many
were injured. About forty persons were
hurt, four seriously. The FIRE lasted about
half an hour and was extinguished by two
plucky women, who smothered it with over.
coats and carpets. 81 Dsi be-. r. ..i..cT
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

There is nothing like classification, for a
western paper says that dealers in butter
classify its grades as wool grease, coat
grease, varigated, tesselated, cow grease,
boarding house breakfast, inferior tub, COM
mon tub, medium roll, good roll and gilt
edge roll. .'...-, ssa'y
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

INFAMOUS GERRYMANDER,
of the districts. No more unjust outrage
was ever perpetrated on the popular will
than this uneven apportionment. Can't it
be overthrown and remedied in the courts?''
"No, think not. 1t is solely a political
question. L don't see bow it could be
brought before our judicial tribunals for de-
termination The people alone can correct
the wrong done Them"
"But suppose an extreme case where a
district was 200 miles long and two miles
wide would there be no remedy?"
81 am OF opinion that none exists EXCEPT
with the people through the legislature"
"fou will admit that some of the districts
as they stand, are wonders of geographical
scarecrows?"
Eyes. The outrage is obvious. Just look here
at Holman's rising and consulting map of
Indiana on the wall here il begins on the
Ohio river, below Lawrenceburg, and ex-
tends up here northwardly half way to lake
Erie, hundred miles longi"
"What do you think the prospect is for
success this fall, from the present condition
of things?"
opponents are demoralized, and thousands
of republicans are disguised at Washington
affairs. We cordially ask their utilization. II
our coming convention is discreet, and ex-
ercises wisdom in its platform and choice OF
candidates, l predict sweeping victory in
October" With this our interview ended
substantially. Though reference was made
to the press of Indiana and Ohio, and
Judge Mcdonald spoke with pride OF
the position assumed by the Cincinnati
Enquirer and the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

On Monday the carpet weavers of Ken
sington. Fairmont, Pa, who are on a strike
for a new scale of prices, held meetings and
reaffirmed their resolution to remain out
until their employers accede to their de-
mands. In the Kensington district about
one hundred and twelve shops are reported
on a strike.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

A dispatch from Susquehanna depot
states that everything is now quiet along
the line of the Erie railroad, and arrange
ments for moving freight are working we'll.
Nearly 5000 cars have passed that place since
noon Monday. The troops lett "Wednesday,
and no further trouble is anticipated. All
the men required by the company are at
work in the shops, and the disabled engines
have again been placed in running order.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

w. F. Houghtailine, of New York, general
western agent Tor the Hoe printing press,
slipped into the open elevator shaft at the
Clifton House, Chicago, about two O'Clock
Friday morning, falling distance of about
ten feet to the basement and receiving iju-
ries from which he died that day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.

A Democratic Weekly. Established in 1850. II
supports White Supremacy, political and social
Terms, " per year. To clubs, nine copies for s.
Specimen copies free. Address, DAY-BOOK,
New York City.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
TWO MATCHED Roam HORSES
RlCH FARMING LANDS! D.
a. -o For sale very cheap By the ipt
Union Pacific Railroad Company
The Best Investment No Fluctuations! Always
narrowing N Value

The Best Investment! No Fluctuations Always
Improvinv IN Value!
The Wealth Of the country is made by the ad.
vance in Real Estate.
THE TIME. MILLIONS OF ACRES
of the 6nest lands on the continent, in Eastern
Nebraska, now for sale, many of them never be-
fore in market, at prices that defy competition.
Five and Ten years Credit Given, with interest at
six per cent. "a aJll
The Land Grant Bonds of the Company taKsn
at par for lands. Full particulars given, new
Guide with new Maps mailed free. t.,e
THE PIONEER, - =
q handsome illustrated paper, containing the
Homestead Law, sent free to all parts OF the
world. Address o. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner of U. p. r. R., ~
.ai no Omaha, Neb,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
DER CHARGE OF DER RUM CRUSADE

Id A RATE4 OF NJ VI NhAhCtD~hN@
BY GEORGE HoEY.
AZ er TennysOn.
Half a block, haf block,
Half a block on ward,
Into der beer-saloon
Vent der tree hundred:
Onward der rum crusade.
eco yor der beerr der said;
Righd vor der lager kegs
Vent der tree hundred.
II.
"Foryard der rum crusade"
Vas any Won avraid?
Nat wouldn't join der raid
OF der tree nundred7
500 Won der bretZels gwick!
At der lunch COUNTER quick!
Und der brObrtetor mex
ben in der beer-saloon
Vent der tree hundred
III.
t,e,,,scbmen in vront ov dem,
Deutschmer at rigid Ov dem'
nsnfschmen at lefd Ov dem,
Shwore loud und thunderd;
ind each man took a CLUB,
lind der boss vhistled I'D
His HACK -and-shkyoodle pup,
lust vor to schare away
All der tree hundred
".
ben der girls made shtaru,
But der men wouldn't pard,
ShtoOd like der "Mulligau guard
Against der tree hundred.
Bud dey gate up der fighd,.
lind at der break Ov nighd
1t vas a vunny S1gnd,
VOr i'm der be r-saloon
Shtood der tree hundred.
v.
Lager Kegs vront ov dem,
Lager kegs rigid ov dem,
Lager kegs lefd ov dem,
Emptied and plumb red.
All underneat dtre weed,
Emptied into der shtreed,
So vas der Deutschmen bead,
Bead by der vomen's band,
Bead 10y tree hundred.
VI.
"Ven will dere glory wade
OATS vat der pabers said,
All peoples wondered,
No ends der "vomen's raid
Uod on der shelf Is laid
her charge ov der rum crusade,
Strong-minded tree hundred.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-03-21
our Advertisers.

Special attention is called to
The following advertisements, u
our paper. All persons dealing
with the advertisers will find them
reasonable in their prices and re.
liable il their business
Mrs. Iheodule Landry Girls
private school.
Robert N. Dula, architect and
builder.
Thos. b. Ferren, carpenter and
builder
e. al. King, blacksmith and
wheelwright.
Al. iii. Moss General country
store ana druggist.
William II, Hutchins General
country store.
j. W. Bryan General country
store.
VIM. Meyer, druggist and photo
grapher, aud dealer in fancy goods
and confectionaries.
Real Estate Agent George M
Wells, Esq.
Physicians Drs. j o. Mundayy
"A. o. Herison and j Iurlucher.
Attorneys at Law Louis y. 10
veque, Geo. H Wells and Francis
ID. Chretien, Esquires.
Joel H. Eando2, notary public,
Opelousas
Yermillion Hotel, Y, A- Sales
proprietor
McStea q Value, importers ans
dealers in foreign and domestic
dry goods
Tricou x Boisseau, dealers j
hats, caps and straw goods.
Mail boat Ramos, Capt lhos Y
Reynolds
Wallace q CO., importers ans
wholesale dealers 10 dry goods,
"a. Rooa q Co, manufacturer
and wholesale dealers ia clothing
etc.
Gary q Oliphiut cotton brokers
Llambias 3 Bocktor, commits
sion merchants.
j. E llel3ean, commission NOR
chant.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-03-21
Foreign News.

Tae Pope Of Rome has written
tie austrian bishops urglpe them
10 use all their influences to pre-,
vent the passage Of the proposes
ecclesiasfic laws.
I'll IS said that General Jose
Concha IS to succeed Joyellar e.
Captain General Of The island o.
Gaia. Bg order Of the Govern
ment, several prominent garl3sts
have been expelledfrom Madnd.
Tn the Paris Assembly ~ &c
Keratfv presented a petition ~
which. M. Gambatta is accused of
having sacrificed The national .deT
fence to political designs. me
deputies ofthe Right have resolved
to demand tile immediate consId-
sration Of the petition.
Al London dispatch says lIora
/ Northbrook, Yiceroy of India, ~
\ dispatch dated Calcutta, assures
the Government that the reliel
81 i. ! It eHkH + .
works set In operation at IaElla
EhaYe warded at the danger Of dls-
Etress from famine ia that district
.Ealla thei needy inhabitants BEING
supplied with employment anc
sufficient provisions for themselves
and families.
London dispatches to the IUth
received at The Colonial Office
from tile Gold Coast, report tha
General Wolseley recrossed tn'
EriverP rah on February 40. Three
sof the six kings tributary to lAlnE
Kafss have given IA their srp
!, mission to Tie British. The su
,lpremacY Of the Ashantee thron'
| lis considered at an end, and th
kingdom hopelessly disrupted. Ih
I King has sent onethonsand ounce
of gold to General Wolseley q
the first installmeut Of theindem
! nifty, with a request Of peace. Ih
last detachment Of white troop
} viii embark for home on the ~
instant. The sick and Wounde
are doing we'll.