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JOURNALISTS IN PARLIAMENT.

1t Is gratifying. says an exchange, to
notice that quite a number of distin-
guished English Journalists have re-
Gently been elected members of Parlia-
nient. In that list may be found the
anne CT Mr.. Walter, principal pro-
prietGr OF the Times; Beresford Hope,
principal proprietor OF the Safu1Ruy
Rerteg; Mr.. Morley and Charles Reed.
of the DAILY Ne4cs; Alderman Garter,
of the Leeds EJptesS; Mr.. McLaren, OF
the Leeds Daily -Ners;; =. Taylor, Of
the Examiner; DR.. Cameron, Of the
North british Mail: Sir John GRAY. of
the Freem0n's JOu3nui: Mr.. Whit
worth. of the Circle. Mr.. Colman, of
the NolJotk .Neax; Ar. Bars. OF the
Rallray Service Gazette, and Mr.. Sui
livan, Of the Nation.
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dav committed to the Woodbridge In
sane Asylum. She is childleSs, forty
wears oi age, and has been in an asv-
lum for the insane before, her malady
being hereditary. At times she is very
violent, tearing her clothing. smashing
furniture. etc.. and even shows Il pro-
peusity TO murder.
l26.-Shcrih Atkinson left Ivy the
ll:i5 train to-day for Carson, having
in charge Thomas Coleman. who was
this morning sentenced to- the State
Prison for two years for the crime of
assault with intent to Kill, in firing two
shots zone of hich struck the
temple and glanced of ut Charles Gull
lin. in Gold Hill. ON the morning of
the I'D of February last. Coleman
Will swell the list of couvicts i'll II
STATE Prison To l26.
Observation-Disclosures Farnham, the
well known and grcat-hcIr, ed saloon
van OF Gold Hill. is gradually sink
ing under an attack of arcoiar dropSv,
and his friends tand their name is le-
sionA tear that he canno live many
DAYS. Farnham is Il native of New
York. AGED Is ears. and i we'll KIN, WI
on this coast. where he has resided for
the past twenty ed years.
NEWSPAPER FOL SIIVER.-We I'M
dcr>tand that Il gentleman has been
prospecting Silver City and vicinity
with ii view to starting Il newspaper in
that rcsuscitated town.
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CARSON ITEMS,


From the Carson Tribuno.2 18th
SfNAI0R MCCLINroN.-Nith sincere
regret We hear 81 the illness of Senator
Met linton. of 1,>lnrralda county, We
harm that the conn laint Of the GENTLE
man il consumption. and that no hopes
areon erialHel Of his recovery. He is
/ GOOD man. and made Il tir>t-claSS
record in the State senate a Year 100.
We trust that the reports of his being
~ HFt'"mtS are UntUUudcd. and that
MS tail form may grace the Senate
q amber Il Year hence.
SENATOR BoRING'S MoNTMFST.-We
earn from Mr.. Noonevthat the monu-
ment gotten up by the las, Legislature
IN honor OF Senator Boring. of ESmcr-
aida county i nearly completed. and
VII lie ready for shipment to Aurora
i'll a few DAYS.
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Startling Charges Reported to Have
Been ma &c Against Controller
Grean-Atteinpt to Stab.

NEW lDTEk. NIlFtIl =.
The Commissioners accounts were
sen to the Mayor to-day. II is said
that startling charges are made against
Controller Green. The Mayor positive
~ refused to let them he seen until hc
has made AN Investigation to satisfy
himself whether there are or not
John L. Atkinson, Il street broker.
and Il DISCHARGED Custom House Oil
Ger have been been arrested onachar4e
Of attempting 10 stab Special Agent
Jayne. Jayne says it is the third time
Atkinson has attempted his life, and
gives in eNpl nAtion that he CAUSED his
dismissal from the Custom House four
Years ago. Atkinson says he only de
tended himself when Jayne seized Il
heavy cHne with which he attempted
10 strike him.
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VIRGINIA CITY ITEMS

III tAti.l'If. 9TH
JAS. W. ORNnoRrF. sfokabnldar :.
the late prize fight between pas
. and James Trcviliian. has suh.
united the question of the disposition
OF the stake to Frank Queen. of th,
New York ft'Ppei, the highest Aueri-
can authority iii such matters. orn.
'ofl ht> written to Queen the fIcts nt
me iiSht, forwarding the articles OF
aIfeeii4ent si=ned by lreNillian and
Hogan, the newspaper accorntCaf,I
night, and the identical piece of aaLnn,
taken from Trcvilliaus right hand Lr
tHe referee, and will dispose OF tbe
stakes II accordance with Queens de-
ciSion; This curse ought To and
doubtless Will prove satisfactory to All
IN>ANE:-Mrs. Abhie Hunt. a native
OF New York, and for twelve y,ays
last past a resident Of Nevada. was -,
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Icwi>anl rarkinson' Place the names
as we will. and the combination is
as "lu>ical As the ripping of waters.
and there l. an tcho i'll il. too, of
sound to sense and every attribute of
grace and moral loveline>>. These
stern and in~cOrruptiblc rctormcr> have
thus far agreed upon but one course
of artion-the destruction of the Re
publican party. They have concluded
to scuttle the old ship, but have MOI de
ciiri what sort of Il nIud-Scow they
will make of the wreck. In their de
mand for Il new party the are acluatcd
bv diilcrCut motives, and cannot
therefore CNpcc; i'll reason to achieve Il
mutually satisfactory result. Lewis
wants Il new party for the purpose of
removing the Courthouse of Wa>hpC
county To the north side of the TruckCc
river and compelling a recognition of
betty in the charter of the Central Pa
ciiic Railroad Company: Parkinson de
mauG> il because he l. short OF funds.
and recognizes that he has everything
10 cain and nothing IL lose by it. and
Holland falls Into line through an i'll
SEPARATION of sheer political prostitution.
Aud these are the mighty statesmen
who tell US that the Republican party
i dead. and vino are try ing tooreanlz2
another to take its place. There is not
one of the finn who should not leave
it through DISCUS for his associates.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
News fv0.n the (oiiEta-SHnall-E'0N
- Damages Allowed -Arrc>ici-
The Industrial Exhibition.
san Francisco. March

~ 4 Ia -.
\. small boat from the screw steamer
Montana arrived at san | lego. at 3
o'clock this morning. with Wells.
Fargo 4 cos messenger and Captain
llettrnu. the Mail ComuanN'S agent at
Acapulco. who reported the Montana
outside awaiting their return from the
delivery of dispatches. They report
hat on March 18th the Colima lost
three blades OF her propeller. She put
i'll to terroS Island. OH the coast OF
southern California;. and sent IL boats
crew to Il DIEGO. who. at cr battling
with head winds for nine days. We're
picked up hy the Montana. ninety
miles Soi,th of San DIEGO. The Mon
tana resuincl ter the Colin Il and met
her III tow OF the Arizona. Saw them
last au the 9Th Of March, at l:30 \. NJ.
When last seen the Arizona wa>
towing the Colifna against a strong
head"ind al the rate of seven mil =
per hour. The Colima. when found hv
the Montana, mad only about ten days
provisions LETT. and could not have
been seen Ill her anchorage by any OF
The ~comranN'> steamers passing up OF
down. The boats crew sent off sui
tered terribly. and were almost cut OF
provisions when picked up by the
Montana.
GrpcuhackS UNCHANGED.
There are four cases OF smallpox in
the city and of malignant varia-
loii.
l;rannan has Obtained a verdict Il
Sl2.:2e i'll his >uii against tie Central
Pacific Railroad Company.
William Griffin * under arrest fol
attempting 10 commit rape on the per
>on ei a lit Girl IL Years of aye living
Oh ShotWeil street.
Preparations are well maturcd tol
The coming industrial exhibition OF tn,
Mechanics Institute.
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TIE "ENTI.RPI.Es.-- ON THE
GRANGER PRESS.

The Virginia Enterprise is Il little Sc
In a leading editorial under the CAP
ton Of An Attractive Political Trio
it launches forth the following. Il Will
be observed that the article is written
in Daggett's halpiest vein. We do
not pretend to indorse the position OF
our contemporary with reference to
that attractive political trio" but give
its remarks merely as the views of the
leading Republican journal OF the
State. Says the Enterprise:
The Phoebe Rec0fd, which considers
itself a little o decent Tor "a Demo
cratic organ. and whose readers regard
1t IS scarcely respectable enough for "A
Republican journal, very naturally
faVors the organization oil a new party
in this State. The EecOrd wants a pc
litical party in which il will be entire
ly at home, and its publishers should
now feel comparatively comfortable.
since they have dor-hooked their paper
into a groove which they believe will
end in a new party. The party has
ilpt YET DtcH FORMED, Dul three
champions are tinkcring at the orgsni-
zation III this state, and a general up
rising is predicted. The firm at present
consists Of Lewis of the REM Crescent.
Parkinson Of me Carson Tribune, and
Holland of the Phoebe Record. The
copartnership is incomplete. The devil
should be added, if he is not already a
member, 70 give it respectability.
Lewis. Parkinson aud Inllauff ParE-
ln>on Holland and Lewis. Holland,
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NITRO r. ANOTHER TRICK

We gave Il few days ~ Sutro'S pro-
posed amendment 10 the Ward Mining
bill. Il was in effect that the owners
of mines on the ComStock >houldapplv
for United States patents within six
months, or failing 10 do so forfeit their
claims. Mr.. Kendall opposed the
amendment in what the telegraph
characterized "a strong argument, :
Eut, Notwithstanding this. Sutro was
successful i'll having his amendment
adopted by the House. Commenting
on the subject, the Virginia Chronicle
SAYS:
The unwe,come news ONE n hand
that .Adolph Sutro and his man Fri
day. Neglev. of Pennsylvania. have
succeeded i'll getting Congress 10 PISS
the Sutro amendments II Wards
famous mining bill. The bill it>elt.
without the Sutro adjunct. was bad
enough. but as il now stands II i ac-
tuallv terrible. Under the provisions
OF this bill every mine owner on the
tOnstock an must complete his ap-
plicatinn III six months or forfeit his
claim and all the labor which has been
expended thereon. We have repeat
edlv alluded 70 the danger of the Sutro
scheme. and can 10y only urge our
mining people TO be up and doing. for
the PhillStine> are upon us.
1t will oe seen that the C~Om>tockcrs
are considerably agita.ed about the
matter. In connection with this Whole
affair one of two things Is sclt-cNident:
Sutro either yields an immense power
Il: Washington, or the Representatives
from the Pacific States do not amount
to much. The telegraph reported the
members from California. Oregon and
this State solid against the Ward
bill including the various amendments
suggested by Sutro. The question
naturally arises as TO the sincerity of
the opposition of those who took part
in the debate against the amendments.
Were these gentlemen talking for eff
feet, or did they really mean all they
said Are We to infer that Sutro has
such 4 hold on the Congress OF the
United States that he can secure iusr
such legislation as he may desire. de,
spite the opposition of the immediate
representatives of the people to be eff.
fected thereby? We prefer to believe
otherwise. In fact, it is Our opinion
that there has been no such earnest
opposition to Sutro'S schemes as the
telegraph would have Us believe. PEG
pie sometims, members OF Congress,
included, preach one thing while they
practice another.
y. B.-Since the above was in type
we learn that Sutro's amendment W. >
so modified that the claimants OF un.
productive mines on the COmstoch
lode will not be required to take out pat
ents until they become productive. 81.
perintendents being required to report
to the Register Of the district as 10 the
condition of the mines. The time fol
taking out patents was extended alsC
to one year. With these modification,
the amendments were adopted by al
overwhelming majority, indicating be.
,vond question the passage of the Ware
bill, whenever it shall come up on the
final vote.
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Excitement in the Assembly.
PARIS. March .

NIIN, NdTCIl =.
In the Assembly to-day. Dahriel.
Monarehiei, moved that the Assembly
Vote on the lst of July to decide the
Itufe form of government of France.
lie argued that it was an impo,>ibility
10 make a constitution without first
settling the inquisition whether France
Is To bea Monarchy or a Republic. The
motion caused great excitement in the
Chamber, and Il heated debate ensued.
i'eckedrel and Due de Broglie opposed
the motion, which IA defeated by 80
to III.
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ROME. Marcif -.
Victor Emanuel is said to have burnt
fhr addresses sem him Ivy the citizens
o[ TriCst containing di>loNal sentiments
toward Austria. and THAI he will send
To the Austrian GoNrrnnlent Il letter
forrrallv di>avowing all sympathy
with the wri.crs of the addresses.
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FOREIGN E
The University Boat !sace-ErOubIe
Brewing.

LONDON. March ~.
The weather this morning i, favor
able Tor the boat race.
Twelve thousand coal miners in Stat
tOrd>hire have struck.
1t is rulnorcd that there is trouble
between BONANZA and Turkey, growing
out OF the action OF the former fixing
II rate OF customs tariff with other
EurUpean Powers
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MINING EXPEDITION FORBID

The Secretary of War has written a
letter to the Governor Of Montana say
ing that the proposed mining eNpedi-
ton from a point i'll that Territory. al
ludcd Ia i'll circulars recently forward
ed Ivy Gcn. CuStar 10 the War Depart
mcnt, will not I've permitted 10 move.
The reason for opposing ii is because
of the great probability which would
attend II of seriously a-gruNating the
Indian troubles now III existence.
So says m Eastern exchange. By
what authority does the Secretary of
War propose 10 interfere Win the
movement of free American citizens?
That is the question we should like to
see explained.
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THE BRIBERY INTERCHANGEABLE

THE BRIBERY INTERCHANGEABLE
committee appointed to investigate the
charges of bribery in connection with
the late Senatorial election in CaIitor-
mia has made its final report. 1t says
that improper advances We're made to
members by irresponsible parties. but
it could not establish that u single
dollar had been used corruptly by
either Of the principals in the contest.
1t also takes occasion TO compliment
Mr.. Boruck very highly for the part
be played in making the charges. And
thus ends, in smoke, as usual, the
much talked of charges of bribery.
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Cambridge Wins.

LONDON. March %.
l2:@o 2. M.-The Cambridge crew
Won the boat race by two lengths.
They beat the oxford crew four
lengths. The weather was beautiful.
ana the crowd unprecedented. Betting
TN, illne was five 10 two i'll favor OF
C~ambriIup
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Ninin. Excitement.

oAN HAHNARpINo, March 2s.
Great excitement prevails in IIol-
comic Valley. Ten or fifteen teams
I'Il to-day for there. our city is per
lectIN crowded with miners 10 all
l'f', VIII" are gettin" outfits ready
and leaving for the new mines
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me SUCCESSOR OF SUMNER.-Con-
lining me successor OF Senator sum
'tI, me Springfield Rcpubticon says:
ne choice can hardly 90 outside of
tileSe I'VE PERSONS: Dawes, Governor
bullock, Judge lloar, Charles Francis
NUNS and Henry l.. Pierce. In the
Fttoiee OF neither ofthe>c can General
''railt or General Butler find much
comfort, ana ii would seem to be i'm
possible that they should be able to
AIRY Il candidate OF their own. Ii
nay not even be left to them To take
.helt cholre OF these. But III either of
ne men Hutler will be quite a> i'm
if''ahle' and quite a. effective an OPP
l"iieil' 10 MS ambition to control Mas
n'.htiset'> and her politics a, i'll Sum
her himself"
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A SENSATION was produced III the
French Assembly, yesterday, by a mo-
ton offered in the interest of the Mon
archists. The aim of the author of the
motion was to commit the Assembly
TO the proposition for a vote OF the first
day Of July to decide the future form
of government Of France. The meas
IRE was promptly defeated by the very
decisive vote of 256 to 3.
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MINING Towns IN >AN JrA>.-The
san Juan New Mexico P,oSpet'1f
saws: Three towns have been located
in the mining region: one in Bakers
Park. uclr the little Giant mine. and
two others in the Anima> valley about
forty miles distant from the mine. CT
the two last one i called liermo>a the
first named is known as san Juan
City,. and the other Ebert. \ num-
Der OF improvements have been made
at each place.
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shot ani=k;iici.
CINFfNSArI. March, -

CINCINNATI, ndrcll =.
Col. W. Farrell. CoNin-lon CORES
poHdent OF the Cincinnati tmHtrtcf0'.
shot and killed Hon. Harvey Myers.
III GoNingtOn, this Dol Both are
Very prominent men in kentucky pol
tiles. The shooting Was the result of a
I0ur standing mrIdrp.
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Tine Senatorial Contest,

BOSTON, March >.
The ballot for Senator al noon to daN
resulted a. follows: Dawes -. iloar -.
Curtis y, Adams Is, Banks :.
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Hanged Himself.

I.ACoNIA. y. H.. March -.
Bloigett. convicted of vile murder,
hanged himself in his cell this morn
ing.
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THE telegraph informs lis that a
company was organized at Nevada
City. Yesterday, 10 construct 4 narrow
gauge railroad from that place via
Grass Valley 10 Ge,taN. y bill passed
the California Legislature last week
granting the right OF way. etc. y. nar-
row-gau-o ought To pay over the pro
pose | route.
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EOHN.

In DAYTON, March si,I -,
tamtbrll. "a son. -'A' 10 thew f. af =,
In ficche, March y. To- H.
horgan.a son. Tue vile Of a.,
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TAKE \ HEI>K.-In tbe hydropathie
treatment drinking cold wa;er imme-
dia:olv after rising, provided that
breakfast be not taken for II least a
half hour, i prescribed. heeNplana-
ton given is that the internal dnuche
acts upon thc>;omach IL Il tonic. III the
same manner A. cold applications ex-
terualIv upon the skin.
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Fire.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March =.
ChappeIl Bios chemical works was
burned Tonight. Loss. So, UQ0.
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the current wear will not meet thccN-
rcn,cs. and Parliament Is asked 10
supply the deficiency.
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No ELECTioN.-A> will be seen by
our dispatches. the Massachusetts, Lee
stature has IL; Vet succeeded in eieci-
in- The late Senator summers sucee>-
>or. The vote taken at noon ye>icr-
lazy di>clo>e> no material change. The
ballot stood Dawes, X; lIoar, -; Car
It's. ~: Adams. Is; and Banks. .. No
evidence of compromise is apparent.
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.APPoINTMENT.-E. 7. Bean, former
~ OF the Virginia fHfoH,rie. has been
appointed to a position the San Fran
cisco Mint.
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DIED.

coil n or NM ,"nyen. Maroh "A. lrr--;
ia,d. asc't about - y,ars ''ol'y wi. H.
,,'WWn"h Iiaheisro. March :,
., m. Tuition. II native q, jH,neSlsrS,
anu lalc OF virginia City. ar,. JVSs,c4 las
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y LONDON dispatch states that in the
boat race yesterday between the Cam
bridge and oxford crews the former
came off victorious by four lengths.
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MARRIED.

:. ..Ivkn Aev.. to Mis- Mary, T. uAilf r&
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y Coon THiNG.-The Illinois Senate
has passed a bill making drunkenness
Of railway officials. while on duty, Il
criminal otien>e. 1t is already Grim
inal o%tlen>e, nut probably the new law
provides special penalties.
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The Late E,attlein >ssain-IsO;la sides
Iainn Tie Victory.
MAnEIN. March IS,

MNpEIp. March IS.
The battle of Thursday before Eilboa
la~ttil3 hours. Later dispatches from
Scrrano are very hopeful. sixteen
GUNS are in good positions for the ali
tack ON the Pedro ANanto.
Serrano tclc4raph> to the Govern
mtnt that his loss Yesterday was one
hundred and eiehtN-cight killed and
Wounded. He holds all the oaI tured
tlr.isfs' In-lfInuS
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PFMBINA.-.A bill has been intro
duced i'll the United States Senate to
divide Dakota Territory. The north
crn half. if the bill passes. Will be
called Pembina.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-29

CONTROLLER GREEN. of New York
City, is charged with peculation in
office. Startling developments are en-
pectcd. He seems to be an apt pupil
of the illuStrious Boss Tweed.
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SNSnoR> failed to appear before the
Committee of Ways and Means, at
Washington. Yesterday, a. he had
promised TO do. The committee got a
little wrathy about it. bnt could Go no.
thing. The thrifty contractor is TO be
heard by the committee Al ril ..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-29

FIRE.-A fifty thousand dollar fir
is reported at Baltimore.
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THE Irrigation bill has been defeat
ed in the California Legislature. The
Record considers this a great calamity
TO the State.
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KILLEp.-Golonel Farrell shot and
killed Harvey Mevers, at Covin-tCn.
Kentucky. Yesterday. Both parties
have heretofore figured prominently
in the politics OF the Blue Grass State.
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MADRID. March -.
The Carljst>' dispatches claim Il VIC
tory i'll the fighting of Yesterday with
, 1874-11-25
"a W 4 %

,-s5. asa HI -ssEssE9 =
Isaeds a' Governor Ct the L { y I'D
The Members of the Right in the
French Assembly offer to support Presi-
dent MacMahon's policy.
The shareholders of the Midland Rail-
way approve the abolition Of second class
carriages and the reduction Of FIRST class
fares to second class rates.
The Right Honorable B. Disraeli has
informed Sir Henry Rawlinson, President
of the Royal Geographical Society, of the
organization Of an expedition to the Polar
regions.
, 1874-11-25

tria will make no reply to the last Turkish.
despatch, but-will Immediately conclude d
commercial convention with Roumania.
Turkey is being ruined through the blind
ness other over rulers: the allied Emperors,
therefore. are engaged in consolidating
and Strengthening Il. the. Danubian
principalities, which, in the event of
a general catastrophe, would form the
centre of new combinations.
THE KING OF PATAGONIA.
PARIs.-A number Of Deputies represent
ing the Department of Dordogne have
presented an address to the Duke
Decazes, Minister Of the Foreign
Affairs, protesting against the arrest
of Orelie Tounens by an Argentine
man-of.war while en- route for Patago-
MIA.
Tounens is q French lawyer, who had
procured his election by the Patagonians as
their King. When arrested he was return
ing to Patagonia from France, where he
had been to negotiate a loan. The Argen-
tine Republic, claiming jurisdiction over
Patagonia, arrested Tounens as a usurper.
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC,
Nov 6.
MoNTEyIDEo The latest advices from
Buenos Ayres state that the insurgent fl til
la was still near the city. and that the
Government steamers had been despatched
to meet il.
TELEGRAM.
ST. THOMAS STATION.
November 20.
LONDON l8th.-George Berkeley is ga