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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or PARrNER-
" SHIP.-Notice il hereby given that the part
nershp heretofore existing between SAMUEL III .
MURRAY and X. d. BDELIH has been this ~
dissolved, By mutual consent. SAMUEL b. MUR-
Ray will continue the business 1t the store the
corner Of 4h and stress, and 10 suthoriz sd TO
ceive payment of all debts due the late firm CON
tracted at that store. Il. ID. BDELIN will continue
business ct the store the corner of S.h aud I,
ttre, t., and Il autborZ to receive payment OF All
d, bis dae the late firm contracted At that sore.
March 10Th, 1874. SAMUEL 81. MURRAY.
msrls-st ROBLEY d. EDELIE.
'I'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters of
NATURALIZATION on the personal estate of HOWARD
T. PAYNE. late Of W ashiDgton city, ID O. deceas d
All persons having claims against the SAID deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day OF Msrch next: they NAV other Wise
nv law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this l7th day OF March 1874
na'lsth-3' MARY l. PAYNE. Administr ,trf Z g,
lNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
on the petition OF DAVID BAKER, of Bust "a
Mass praying for the extension OF a patent grant
go to him on the l9th day OF june 1850 and reis
Oh the 5,h day OF November. 1871 for an i'm prove
hent IN spauts and Lids Of Pitchers:
IL Is ordered that the testimony In the be
closed on the l9th day of MAY next that the time
Tor Ming arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the %: h day of May next, and that said
petition be heard on the Sd day of June next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
IEgrlg III 81 NJ. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19
An Impartial Opiutou

The people OF Washington, while resentin 2
seDseless or interested abuse, gladly welcome
intelligent and candid criticism of the work of
renovation and Improvement. Colonel w. w
ClaPP, editor OF the Boston Journal, recently
passed fortnight in Washington. and editori
any gives The result OF his observations here, as
follows:
at requires volume OF 5i5 printed pages tn
explain the financial affairs OF the District Of
columbia, and Congressional inyestiyating
Sonnlttee propose 10 examine and report upon
the expenditures which have carried the bond
cd debt TO S9,sae, O3y 81. What the foattng deht
may be no one perhaps knows for the schooi
teachers have not been paid for months. and
some OF Ihem are shoeless. A large pronortiop
OF the financial difficulty in this District arisas
from neglectiDg 10 require the payment of tsxes
eaen year, thus avoiding the vicious practice OF
giving taxpayers several years to meet these OH
legations. That the District has extended TOO
much money ia too brief a term of wears il nm
dOubtedly true, and there may have been .'pick-
lngs sha steanngs by contractors Of paving,
short time Washington has become a msenif-
1cent city and l. NO longer a mud hole which
was disgrace to the nation. The extern
slOn OF avenues, the creation of new streets
and the excellence Of the pavement, Contribute
materially 10 the beauty and attractiyeness OF
TIE city. We can see no reason why q liberal
PORTION OF these special expenses for permanent
Improvements should not be met By the FEDERAL
government, for such a capital rebounds to the
credit OF the people OF the whole country. Wash
1Dgton l. becoming the permanent residence of
large number OF wealthy citizens, who are at
uacted there by the social advantages which lt
iIesents and by the fact that each year IL offers
IhCIeaslns means OF passing life OF leisure In
manner which can be regulated by the resident
according 10 his tastes or wishes. II will be As
lsniionaole at no distant day, TO have winter
nces Al w ashington a. IL now is to have
81 S meI residences at Long Branch, Cape Nav
~ ,s,I, SOtt- T or person of literary leisure,
sa,a. rSaIe1 gentleman interested in public at
Ias' " ashln gton IL, during six months in the
year, .ne NEST attr act We city in the Union The
chmate curing the winter months IL besIthy
and the facilities for supplying the tabie as
improving IL will be great cIty one OF 81
days, and perhaps something Is due for the i'm
Ietus which II has lately received 10 m. mnch
abused Governor Shepherd, who NAV have bee
fxtravagant for aught we know but who ha
certainly something TO show for the money en-
pended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

n@I. o. o. F-GRAND LODGE-A Special
w Meeting will be held on THIDAY EVEN
ING, 10th i-stsni, IL O'Clock. TO consider th'
port If the mmittee Rsde ics alton of the Hall,
and also to take suitable action in regard o he
proper CbseTy aBce Of the s4th anniversary OF the
Order. IItl p II. SWEET. CIR. sAc'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

~ h cyan Co,
H. GENERAL BROKERS kAUOTIUNEERS,
J23 Seventh Street,
Eederai Buiiiings, opposite p. U. Department.
To parties desiring to buy sell Real Estate,
StOcks Bonds other securities, we offer superior
facilities: We give the highest rket price for all
Classes of District of Columbia securities and pay
81. cisl taNes at the lowest possible rates.
We give special attention 20 neg Jti sting Loans
ard placing money JudIciously aud safely on Real
Estate, worth double the amount loaned, without
cost to parties furnishing the funds.
We hope, by prompt and careful attention to the
Interests Of orr Customers TO merit tair share Of
business in our line.
ROB II. RYAN. SIDNEY AUSTIN
We refer by permission to Hon. Powell Clayton,
U: 8; Hon. B W. Dorsey, T. q. s.; Hon. John
hnZ, Consul General OF Swift zrland q. e Prentiss
Cashier German American SAVING Bank; Col. Ed
ward Daniels, EDITOR Richmond State Journal.
Marl6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

A full report Of the interesting proceeding.
OF the joint Congressional committee investi
eating the affairs OF the District Of Column la
at their session with closed doors yesterday vii
be found in tO-dsy's STAR, also q report OF the
proceedings to-day. IL will be seen that the
committee yesterday agreed upon plan for the
conduct OF the investigation, and that to-day
the memoriahsts were requested to bring In all
their charges at an early day More light was
also thrown on the school fund question to-day,
effectually dispersing the mystidcations or
Syphax & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

Two cases of considerable interest relative to
the sale Of goods on the instalment plan are
noted by Baltimore paper. The instalment
system has been considerably extended within
few years past, since it plsusibly undertakes
10 meet the convenience OF poor people and
those in moderate circumstances, AMI cOnse-
quently il IL important to understand the priu-
Ciple underlying such transactions, aud the
responsibility of the seller and buyer respec-
lively. judicial decision has recently been
made In Baltimore affecting a case in which
there was written contract between the buyer
and seller. A sewing machine was sold for $50,
the buyer agreeing TO pay $40 per month until
IT was paid for. He made his payments regu-
laIly for ten months, at the end OF which time
lie was in debt 10 the seller to the extent of IS.
I his small sum the buyer failed to pay and at
the end of eighteen months the seller repIeyicd
the machine. The case was brought before the
city court of Baltimore on appeal, aud judg-
ment entered in favor of the seller with costs.
The court, II Is unde- stood, acted upon the
terms OF the written contract between the par
ties Another decision il mentioned where the
seller seized his goods sold on the same install
ment plan, on the ground that the buyer had
not complied with the provisions of his contract
The court ruled that the seller had right to
repossess himself of his property, and that he
committed no tTespasS. IL is important that
all persons buying on the instalmsnt plan
should carefully read the provisions of the con-
tract before signing it, in order thai they NAV
understand the consequence in case they fail to
comply with il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

The New York Herald thinks that II the medi-
car schools continue to graduate female saw
s-o'fS & sta coon become SO pleasant to be sick
So 10 IsIan NIL NaRi " be well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

II SH0E MlKhR, has removed from Ill.,
old stand sis street, 70 1ss lth street,
Once, where be will be permanently located -
THANKING his customers Tor former patronage, and
on hard q npe sssortnent OF Lsdies' and Cent?
Boots and shoes, hich he ssrs st very reasonable
Prices. marlO-2gs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19
MEDICAL, DC.

nR. ROBER TSON,
" 4l6 10TH sTRREr, NEAR PA. AVENUE,
From long experience In both hospital and
priv ate practice, will guarantee in all Bis
eases of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhes, elect,
Structure, Syphilis, and spernistorrhaa Gases Of
0onOrrhes recently contracted cured in TO days.
Syphilis IN all its stages quickly cured and the poi.
entirely eradicatod from the system without the
use Of mercury. epermatorrbes, brought on by
excuses and abuse in youth, sing loss Of memory
and insanity, general debility organic wesk ness,
mpctency, nery Gus irritability, symptoms Of con-
sum plion, indigestion, paipitation Of the heart,
pains in back, dimnsss Of sight or gddiness, evil
forebSdings. self distrust, &C., speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. located for
many years at 19 Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md,
Nh. he has large practice, has consented, after
mani solicitations by his Washington patrons, 20
open q per nanent once in that city, whore he may
be consulted every Wednt sday and Saturday in each
weet. from m. 10 . D. m. jshI-ly
M rs. b. j. TREHOH, OF PHILADELPHIA.
lvl the celebrated Reliable Clairvoyant Physicfar
and Test Medium, hes located Ct 1918 New Yorh
avenue. Once hours-lo Q. m. to ., n. Ingaee-
ments can be made for evenings. Jelly
FEMAL1 DIeBAs1e Of I'll kinds treated. Dc.
Il scribe oooe ana enclose %; advice and med.
cine viii Be sent. Addrees Mn. Dr. THOMP6OH,
Ho. el0 North loth street.. Phfadel ,hia joau -lys
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

THOSE new style, top gallant, wafer
tight compartment, high limbed, arctic
over>hoes, for ladies wear, for sale at
Joe Rosenstock' are the best things CT
the Kind we ever saw; and this men
zion reminds us to say that Joe's stock
Of mems furnishing goods knocks the
irrevocable stuitin' out of anything in
that line that he ever imported into
Carson-and Joe has had ~ great deal
10 do with furnishing Carson with
shirts and socks and like plumber.
And then just look ut his lots of rings
and pins and sich; likewise his gallery
If handsome pictures. and his general
assortment ofarticles for the covering
and adornment of the human back
and legs and stumjacket: and all and
particular the biggest lot Of its kind
known in these parts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

As the pensive stroller meanders along
Carson street, there is nothing which at
tracts his eye with more grateful en-
pha>is than the elegant display Of hand
some heads gear. flowers of French
growth. feathers from the royal append
age of the stately ostrich, beads and
gImps and feminine jig-Higsles which
adorn aud beautify Nadine Anna S.
Brooks show-window. Bat the gratitied
observer should not content himself
especially if himself is a herself, with
a look at this outward manifestation of
NJ me Brooks boundless profusion of
the artistic and beautiful in the millin-
er's art Penetrate within the recesses
of that magnificent bazaar and INSPECT
its beauties; and if you be man with
the spirit of man about you, you will
not leave there till you have bought your
wife at least new pair Of garters; if
you be q woman you will not fail to run
the old man in debt (if the Madame will
stand it, for bang-up new bonnet;
and if you be neither man nor woman,
but a nondescript and humbug. you
will walk off on your ear and root around
like there never was any Christmas and
nobody cared red-hot cent whether
millinery shops are sustained OF not.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13
HOTEL aItssiI AIS.
LOUISIANA.

the situation in the Pelican Stale is
indicated b. the following:
WASHINGTON, December IL.
The House on Wednesday ordered n
Committee composed Of seven kepubli-
cans and two Democrats to proceed to
Louisiana, and make thorough inves-
tigatiun iato tho disorders reported as
casting there. The committee will
leave Ill abou: ten days, and expect to
be in session in New Orleans dnnns the
as.emhlage Of tnr louisiana Legislature.
when it is expected the so-caiied White
Leaeuers proposed to employ hayonets
il seating such of the candidates as are
declared not elected by the Returning
Board. The President to-day said that
il the Leagues attempted further vio-
lence they would get punished. and fur
thelmore, that he would send com.
marder there that would make them
comfortable. 1t Is generally supposed
that Terry or SLericnn is the HAN al
lu6ed to.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

We shouldn't feel so Internal bad as to
cry if. some one Of these fine days, a peg
topper got himself slightly run over and
mashed up to pay him for jerking his
top in the street and the rough chances
on crowding the passing horses into the
plaza. The fact is, 10 sooner does ono
eussed boy-nuisance get an abatement
than another comes in vogue. Awhile
ago it was tall-tossing; now, it is peg
top singing: and Ee1t it will be humble
the-pes, dig the golden knife, bulls
warning or somsthinc else. Why can't
these boys he inlucsd or coarcsd to 60
oil the street and play where they will
be less under foot and not 50 everlsst-
ingly in cyervbody's way Parents
ought to have enough stuff il EN- to
stop this nonsense.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

GOLD HUI NEws, ATTESIIoN.-For
four or five nights now, hand running.
we have missed our regular Gold Hill
N.,cs. What's the matter. Doten!
What's the trouble, Cap? Stir round
and tend TO business, or tLere'll be
troable
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

The PRorEIETnRs OF the O1iole Saloon
were in executive session last night and
sitting with closed doors, while a great
multitude Of native and naturaiiZed
keno-cousuners were anXiousiy taking a
turn at the eshole to try aud find out
what Was going on.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

PEEsoNAL.-James Mitchell, of Bel
mont, who was married to Miss Laura
n. Booth, on Tuesday evening last.
daughter of the editor Of the Belmont
Courier, accompanied by his bride, ar
rived from Belmont by last evening 5
stage, Ell route TO California, on bridal
tour. -RereiNs, Dec. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

TIyE C:oARs, cf the latest agony and
most desirable brands If Havana tobacco
have just been received in large lo.s at
Louis Mandlebaum 5. This fresh in
voice comprises the following favorite
names: High Lie, 'Ristori," Mar
gueritas" and "EeGmars. And then
Mr.. Maudlebaum has "A very extensive
assortment OF the best kinds Of tobacco
for smoking and chewing. and all the
best things that pertain 10 q t9baccCI-
lists stock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

II. E CECRca-A II. Te,is, pastor
Services to-day at IL \. N. and 7 P. "
by the pastor No Sabbath School to-
day Evening subject: God or god
wh.chf' Seats free.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

IHE ''FiEsT BAPTIST CHURCH CT CAR
the Odd Fellows Hal! today. at II
O'Clock A. II. and at O'Clock p. N. The
Rev c. L. Fisher Of Virginia City will
preach in the morning. and the Rev. G.
4. Bateman Of Wadsworth will preach
in tie evening. Ordination services al
Ia. Ii. at which time the acting Pastor
Of the Church will te ordained. All are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

II YOU want to present your ncor
neighhor witt, q nice lam or a barrel
ofsugar or 4 bar Of sorI. FOR Christ
mas, don't 60 to Dries bach 4 Hatch 10
buy them same, E5r il amt there
they've got anything of the sort. oh
no! lis the H.an with the white
handled pistol: We Wi>i. we had
dollar for every i:i4C HAT happy and
brother iiIl. firm keep everything on
hand that anyhnd> need 10 want for
the human appetite!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

PRE.B1TEKIAS Preaching by
the pastor Rev. James Woods at IL
4. Il. and Z NJ No SABBATH School
to-day, but VIII be resumed on Eext
Sabbath if scallet fever continues to
abate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

Forenoon B~svd.
1880 Ophir 112, Ill. Il1. 1i3 b58
5000 Mexican 81, 3lIe, 9Sh, 2S
1860 Gould i Curry 81, 80 y. 81
2065 Best L. Belcher 35h. IS, IS, 3aa.
go Savage SO, 100 bio. SO
$50 Choliar 60, 6S J., 80, 69 y hs
260 Hale 4 Norcross 80. IT., 534, 59k
!l75 Crown Point So. 81 bt0. 81. 52h
5ao Yellow Jacket 1873, l59. 1857. l42 b30
225o Imperial l5,.. 15t. lG b3o. is.
195 Empire Mill llk, IA, Is, l4a
go Con G II Quartz 6. Ga
4i9 kentuck 81, % b39. 20H, 2ot
3I5 Alpha q ~, ~, PAX
$50 Belcher 4s, Az. n, AN
us Confidence 80, SO, 80, 81
l.7o Con Virginia $50, 245. 262 bSs pa bio
$500 Sierra Nevada II, IS b30, IN, Ia
Ze0 Daney2
ESQ California $50. eco. a65 b3o. 2s9H
80 Exchequer 20:.. 200, 200 b30
1i5 Overman ~, -, - So, IN
rs Seq Belcher 135
SIS Justice 77ss, 49, y bS9, rs
$40 Saccor 6, 5al.6
15e Lady Bryan =, 50, SO
1850 Julia 6 q, -,
555 Caledonia p, Is I, 2S
$50 Globe Ia
go Baltimore y, %. JA,Ss,
EOS Bullion 10. 1875
SIS Silver Hill II, II I. II bio, u
20 Bacon GU
I89 Eclipse 10, 90. 80.
$50 Utah
los Trench 10
$50 Challenge liz, IL
IS Dayton "a
50 Rock Island 81
$50 Dardsnelles 10
!S5 n Y Con -.
200 Occidental AZ. q.
1860 Senator Ia.
435 American Flat So,
iGe0 Phil Sheridan sec
go Union Con - bS1. ~, Al
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

". J. FLORENCE is TO appear at Piper's
On Monday next il Dombey & Son and
The Irish Lion. In the former adapta-
ton he impersonatss Cup'n Cuttle
more acceptably than any other actor Of
the dav
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

EPISCOPAL CHu8ca.- Services at IL
4. II. and Z P. u. The Sunday-school
VIII probably reopen next Sunday. Ar
raugements have Leen made for q CtGlst-
mas tree.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

LONG NISpEp. -Ato1; seven o'clock
last evening, there was tie lonS-winded-
est stem whistle audible in the direction
Of the Railroad that was ever heard in
a period of profound peace. What ii
was all about, and Why the engineer did
and nobody cared. II MES queer, that's
MI
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

BIO g. or LITTLE g.-Parson T.vis Of
the u. L. Church will CAL attention TO
the distinction OF spelling God with a
Dig and a little g, this evening. See NC
ticT.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

\ PATTY OF ladies' in the iuteres; Of
the Presbyterian Sunday School Christ
mas trees were successful IN tEeir solicit
iass yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

GAuEs AT BATTLE MouNrAIE.-See al
yertisement in another column Of races
at the Battle Mountain Race Course.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

OLp MrsTEn HOBART has been O shay
ing OF his cheek till la don: lock ike
he was more'n sixty. Never saw such an
improvement in an elderly person. Hale
and hearty is that worthy CID gentleman;
and we should not be surprised if he
lived good many years yet-and we've
known him sense we WAS a boy!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

Towns ur Tns wilD.--Tioso VITO lstlTo o.
indulge in III. lnaur, q hn ,AtIe TIE imported
cigar, or domestic maj uie,tme &c snlpr.,l
quality: also tne cut chewing % enulIn,.
tobacco. 1T holtgle ~ rttail, hh,, onl. g. cali
en- the Old store VI j, lOsLhBIotA, V.ri,r
Count! ElU, a, Carson city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

The Wheelers have finished very
successful engagement in Virginia City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

a GRAND
4 RECEPTION BALL "a
will he given on
The Eve of the New Year
hursslay, December IL. 1874.
Moore & Parker's Hall.
The Hall will be tastefully decorated and the
programme of "a dances OF the latest fashion
and style.
Committee OF Invitations
Gov. L. r. Bradley. Judge c. y. Harris,
Gen. L. A. Buckncr, Jewett W. Adams,
H. Il. Whitehill,s Colonel A. c. Ellis.
Harry Peters. Hon. Matt. Kaneyan,
Alex. BriSacher, Judge Beiknsp,
W. W. hobart, Jerry Schooling.
Commute of Arrangements
(Red, WIT. and Blue RosettcsJ
Jacob Tobriner, n. L. Wager,
Matt Rinckel, Edward d. Judd,
John Moore, L. d. Sweeney.
Committee Of Reception:
Blue Hossttes.l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13
On AND AFTER FEBRUARY LIST.
" 1873.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

or RENO connecting with Eastern and " estern
bound Passenger Trains OF the G. l.. X. L.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-13

The Hall will be tastefully decorated and the
best Music furnished.
Programme of "A dances OF the latest fashion
and style
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-31

Livinzs.ors j. = follows; he had s1f-
tsrsd With ehronic dyseIte-y iJr several
months, and thczgh vel atisn5s1, he
rzs finally eoLkrsd 10 bis led a.
MuiIlila. ara 5isd Nay 4isE3, after four
DAYS siekrsss His remains were szlied
and drisd in the Sun for twelve days
The Chief Eilurbo had drums beaten
and guns fired IL respect 70 the memory
o. the Doctor. The journey vas coz
neroed to UnEriambo with the body IN
. bark eotsn, and ihsuee the remains
we're carried 70 Zanzibar. HIS letters 70
s;2nly we're in the possession Of Webb,
the Anerieau Consul at Zsnzib.r, and
uill Be delivered By hin in person All
LivingstOne's papers AMI discoveries,
sealed and addressed IL the Secretary Of
State. are in the possession Of Arthur
LANG.
The Queen will review the troops Of
the Ashsniee expedition to-day. Baron
e,cy will Be conferred on WOlseley, Who
sill also receive al order oi Knighthood.
A Tine. correspondent, at ssrrano's
headquarters tslegrsphs that the losses in
the battle on Friday before Bilboa were
enormous. Rivera vas MORALLY
wounded, upon hearing which the Ma
tional troops refused to give quarter.
Az immense crowd witnessed the re-
view. by the Queen. o. the Ashsntse
troops, the Prince Of Wales, Duke Of
Cambridge and Prince Arthur we're pres
eui.
PArIs, March z9-The reported es-
cape o. Roshefort and Grousset is con-
frned. A Melbourne dispatch to-day
says that they, with their guide, named
Bouillierre, and two other convicts have
arrived at New Castrseva.