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The New York herald., 1874-11-09

ward. Counsellor Speissey distinguished himself
Dy stopping csuseless stampede In tne Four
THE PERRYBoAT CARNAGE.
Perhaps the most depI0raoie Oh az tne lnciueuIs
or the terrible evening was that wnlch TOOK place
on the lerryboat OF the Twenty-tnird stieet nnes
North River. several OF The animals made tnei.
way down Fifth avenue. Among them MAS que "
large size almost the only description now oD-
ianable). IL Is thought 10 have been one OF .nS
tigers, cut Its passage along West Iwent-tniro
eet appears TO nave been unnoticed In tne gem
eral amazement At any rate. JUST as the kn.-
Keeper AT the twenty third street ferry Was clos.
ing the gates he saw a fierce animal bound past
hn and rush on TO the lerryooat. me poat was
wei loaded: some horses attacnea 70 s,nH nrns ~
terror, and then rush forward
INTO THE RIVER,
carrying their human loads with them. Sever1J
people were mangled by the feroci0us brute In 2
very few minutes. The boat MAD just begun
pilot saw the horses and wagons going overheard,
the boat was not quite clear OF the dock. He i'm.
RuNG TO REVERSE THE ENGINES
ann put back; TO this provldential circumstances
Numbers were seen to plunge overheard "a
escape the beast, wnica at last sprung into the
OF Larry Jerome is incident or breathiess In
terest. Overcome by the crowd, he was forced
is splendid swimmer lie was seized around
the neck by a desperate man, whom he shook on
with the greatest aieqiy. s,riSing out for
to have given herself up TO death. He pil0ted hee
to the spies near the dock, and both were rescued
Dy the last gathering crowd. The tide was running
swift ebD and Is feared most OF the bodies nave
been carried out TO sea. This s one OF the cases In
which days must elapse before the iull list OF
fatalities Is known.
THE HOSPITAL HORRORS.
In Bellevue Hospital many touching sights were
seen Tne doctors were Kept ousy dressing the
feariul wounds. and the cries OF the un1ortunates
in the accident ward were most painful 70 near:
IL was necessary to perform nuMDet
OF amputations instantly. Ono young giri
Is said to have died under the kniio.
Few OF the wounded were visited oy their families
last night, but the ministers OF the GOSpe OF ali
den nominations took their places by the Dedsides
OF the unOrtunates. The handsome face OF REV.
George II. Hepworth was bending over
moaning street Arab. Bishop Potter, Rev. M.
Morgan DIX Rev. Mr.. Armttage. or the Fifth ave-
nue. Baptist church, and Fathers Farrelly and MO-
Gynn were seen moving among the sufferers. min.
isterng to the souls OF the suffering and the dying.
The following Is q partial list or the casuAltiess-
IN
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o - , - - ~ aOA~e
en- found extremely
like q coherent or
lafiOns OF the uncaged
statements made to
ssses, many Uf these
latent imposslbillttes,
n apparent conviction
& continuation Of the
OF the preceding on
of the animals ran TO
and hurried
tel, whence he tele-
;e for assistance.
IF DESTRUCTION.
ling down the keeper,
ly Tor the cage OF the
N the grass recently.
arturned the structure
N uscular power OF the
escaped with some
On being knocked out
0 give hght, but was
three times In success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

LILEGANT APARTMENTS IN SUITS OF THREE
~ rooms comprising parlor, bedroom ana bathroom.
In the beautifully located apartment house, 02 Fifth
avenue, opposite the Cafe brunswick; steam heat
throughout the building Inquire of the jantor the
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

T1LEGANT FLATS TO LET-AT Al GROVE STREET.
~ with all improvements; rents low to responsible
tenants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

LyRENCH FLATS TO LEg-ELEGANT APART
mcnts, new buildings Fifth avenue and Carroll
street, brooklyn; size 2x80; finished in hard wood;
each apartmen contains eight rooms, bath Ktchen.
waiter rent $3.50 to Ssb0 per annun, Atlantic and Fifth
from Fulton, Wall and South ferries; dis
O,c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

ITO LET-FURNISH AN ELEGANT SQUARE
i front Room with bathing Room attached; location
first class terms made satisfactory to the right party
Fifty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

DROWN STONE FRENCH FLAT AT NO 439 THIRTY
ID fourth street. OF Ninth avenue; rents from S23
to $40; six Rooms modern mprovments beautiful
tou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

UnSurnlsheti.

ITO LET-A FINE THREE STORY HIGH STOoP
i brown stone private House, good location, only
90, will rent half OF the house. Real office
No. 9y Third avenue between Fifty fifth and Fifty IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

YOUNG WIDOW LADY HAVING ELEGANTLY
"A situated Apartments, desires rent TO a single
gentleman. Address ]. B. l., Herald Uptown Branch
office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

AK CLINTON PLACE.-TwO HANDSOMELY FUR
lts) nshed Rooms, second foor suitable for party
OF gentlemen a gentleman and wiie hot and cold
water private bath adjoining
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Furnished.

ENURNIsHED-rwo ELEGANT HOUSES ADJOINING,
- sizes 2ox65 each nearly fully occupied; admirably
located: responsible party with means to build on the
rear ARDS could make this property the most desirable
pivae hotel In New York 5000 required furniture
and leases Apply to j. z. CLINTON 40 East Eighteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

DROWN STONE HOUSE, 4O7 WEST FIFTY-FIFTH
~ sreet-Second Floor, six Rooms, all improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

ITO LIGHTHOUSES AND PARTS OF HOUSES IN
i Harlem also three story private House. 81 Navy
street Brooklyn opposite City Park rent $50 Call at
z.258 Third
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Sn t>erfamfCm

3psi WObnbauIrr unb QOts o,I,o,r !,
4a 4.at.ig aopnlbtp unb betbe ptrfsbtn nit allsr
,SslOell'runsfn; tptt SadCffn, Srunnrn, Stal
sans U. J. 70. 3abIunsstrrmin Ieftt. R6br,
AasianII N Stslfr Sffrs, phtr BE- @uauh
SVm''f tn prtrsOtas, Habs OIypbdut.
2tmi6m
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- Die idbrItds 8suutcn Dor S6ou
lrp's Sdttsrp rtrb TN eujsrns 5aus ,u
sSslt ptttstOn am 10. ansuf atssbaI
ten.
-9farrsr ei6ttnbsrs bat ittas Shu.
an Der btsiisen @smsines aufatatt,p
tim stntm etnittmmtssn 8uft ls ner fri.
bsrsn @smstupe ju sntfprtdtsn.
- Die 8amtlts 8tet tn 9,bman
Sownibtp perIOr I'm Wcnat Suit brs.
6tnosr I'm Utter son 2, 4 unb z Sabr.n
uro Elm anbsrss an 4. aprt!. Dteh
5ttmiu@un8 N um 70 fGwsrsr, ba 4,
tstn rsttsrss 6tnD bsRetn.
= Nuf ben Suptrtntsnbenteu Der Gil
5tQ Soblsn unb @tftn 60. tn Sidlop.
7. y. Subj, wurpsn tn Ger Sonntao
gfa6t msbrsrs Stins ats,fsusrt, pon
Orasn tuorfftn tstuer iraf.
- @r. @cup. @urta bItlt Fa bisIs
BO6s stntss Sage bier auf.
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Ranlots.

81 sots, an Der &fminatou aptnue (SIc.
enms 6iat) esltssH, psrbtn gsssn pttr tsrnitn.
pslie 5ablunssu gum g,erfauf ausaeboten
,hr Baumstifsr IN bitfs 8sIsaeubsit aut b.
Sane 9tnus auf BEN eanbe IN, UNI BEN Rauf
srfts esr sOts bsrausf&lassH ~ fSnutn. ga
qsrt austnnft ptro aeas6en spn Gbas. ..
bred, rper tn esr Sif &C bes ,8UHeu6Iatt''
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= Capt. 6rtb Dsi6rotb pon pbtla.
etlpbta mar pOrlss g8o&t bel fstnsn
6rsunotn In SerantDn unp 6apItp auf
Stiuh unb lGitn F& portrtlflt& 3u
amiiRren. 9ltbf stnem SsiuG mar Der
3wtd Der 8siit bts aufiu6uns tinss
Sasberunbts, iupsm Der bslIbmte 8tn.
iinston SdsO Glub I'm fommtuUtn Dtu'
ter sinsu ausfIus na& Buynt County
MAIDEN pta, um untsr etm bprtiesn
0up aufiurdumsn. Die 5srrtn lInp
une pilltommtn unO plr iinp iiberJsuet,
bae ibrs 6rsunot bier NGlts tbun ptr
ben, um tbntu ben AuftntbaIt auet'
usbm ju ma&su.
Das unbs e,Itssns Ssrt&en par
luns srfrtut flo In lrBtsrtr 3stt stnss
taum btnstoeuswtrtben 8ulss. Yrsts'
stfsGte. Gruer, SaIdserrttu uhp an
psre Seensn ms<lH bort init ttnanoer
ab. Sn Der Nlontag giaht warsu 3wtt
Stusr bGlslbf, sinss In Der sEtrtbi&aft
BON Stcmas Wulantp, bas anesrt i'm
S&utstfhdft pUn SbOpliu u. Wt@ro.
artp, Das ltbtrrt wurpe psrmtttsIf tt>
nee Ihntu bsrbtissbra&tsn S@iauG,S
stI5lht, bus rrftrs Jsrf6rr Gtbuups
unO SnbaIt SulIflubiS. 9othrIta tnt.
eanbsR btibf 6tusF s;nfdats.",
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- am lsBtsn Sonntag ben 26 SaI
Oattt ots spang. Iuibtr. psttrsssmstnte
gu pstsrsburs stnsn 6rsuUsntas, prnu
atGt aastn mar tbr prOOts.r Or. 5,tIt.
mann, on bsm Re NIT 5sr3 uuo Qsbsu
bdnssn, ptsosr cd unp p,sbtss. foupsrn
bratts aud ben eanb. tbtOI. 6. Sdrf.
Osr NIT als (etnsn Stsqptrtreter nub
uuroe osrisIbe bur6 einRlmmtae DdlI
Der @smstnbs mad pem 8crmtttaasauf.
tssotsnite ale Stsauertrstsr erwdblt unb
NOtnps mad Der prsptst burG 5G. Dr..
9ttibmann untsr afif.nj bee 8trdtns
ratbss aum bell. prtOtstamts orDtuht
unp tnaaatrt. Dir wauibsn Dem Jun.
l'u 5srrn pafcr unp Der pttsrsburasr
@,melnbe Dell unp Ssaeu,
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Su tDerf0Mfcm:

=, DIR unttrasttnsts btstst bisrmit isbsn autr
ptsrOs nnS @si6irrt, cine an,abl (Jratt- unt
anbsrs Bassn rsbff alIsm 3lbebSr ,um Der
taufs an. gfdbsrs ausfunff eIibsilt R. aapp
SCRANTON, pd. 9Sr 9S'
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Xifte 0eutldler BrleIe.

wslGs bio gum eetristn Gage in bisnaer ppa
anfamsn unb nitt aussbOIt Uurpsu:
4mon. eents F. WarB, Scbn
9enbei, Warp psntsrt, Wrs.
oagut. a'frte Shntietr. aueuf
Suf. Sbas. BOD, &atbsriHa
eansmanH. Sobu
Wan btmsrtt btim ab,oItu, bag btt grttfe
In bsr htutltsn 3situna ansr,tisi pareu.
Rpbrrt Q 6tmpff, 9lsrf.
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Cine brilIa te Qiits y n Rur,u


Gin amrlf iniihr Sumprili er,Sblt uue.
oaB tI Stlp esmabt BADEN plrpt, psnn &c
obne Nageu stbprsn wpreeu udre, uup fabrt
Oanu fort bic SOfrn aulurt&nsu elmer dbrOais
iHen Cpspspnt, etrtn Wlartprer or IN unb
p,I&t, tpis tr fast, ni6t bsilt ptrbtn fSnnr.
Was has anbentttt, 70 bl1nbet lit ,,;)oet.
9ilinss" tbtnn eltitr IN ss) i'm 3rrtbumr,
0snu ut&t lttu Wastn psritiepeH III pru
allen aub IN bysptphlHsH Wissn, 70 rirb
ppfttttr's Yttttres ibn In peutesr
als bret Nlouaten btiltn. Dafiir f5Hut man
unteT allen Stotngunatn aaTdnttrten. W
ettDt tinise ptutse fsbr psnist pirfIihs ptils
mittsl fir perbdnbtne ardntbtrtsn, unp pos
fttttr 8 Ragsn IN Gins ods
pun. Sn 6duen pOn lnpeTbaulihfett uefebIt
60 ME ffine 9Dtriung. eeuie, bic felt pteItu
Sdbren fat ttoe eTtenflite Art pou 8 ,al
purt httits pttntetnpt uebel atIttttu babeu,
iinb In itps gDo6tn bur6 bas Rit ere fur Die
Dnutr atbeut pcrptu. Sunpnts pom Iulcbsn
tauen itne autgejtthnet unp beallubiat burt
has 3tugniB auarItbsnsr RGnntr in allerlti
etbeHebsrattn, aud ron eminenten QeT,teu.
Absr etlss btrlbmfe ptgetdb liiHs Semitic IN
ttwas mtbr ais blUe tin Wapsn. uup St6rf.
ungsmtttrl. &c IN aud tin SdfitperbtITrrunas.
mttiel pon punbsrbarer strdft. Bet tt srlsioen
" ietHt WtTtaue 10 eireft unb unmittslbar ME
cte pon ealomtl cber blautn pilsn unp psit
pttliamtr, unp bel alien franibaftsn !3ufdnptn
ets untsrIstbs, DEFENDERS 10 8dllsn BON Brrs
foptnna, fne lttns rtsuIirtnbtn gissnlbafItu
I'm po1ftH 1Taee ettnIid. Die nsutn anlisbs
lnnern TN =, tifeu unb ale Hitertg liraeupeu,
pom miasmaftl@en huseinfungsn bsluiaeluHs
ten eaneihiht, bic In bieIeT Sabresieit an
Bt@itlHtbtn aatr art 70 fru6tbar linp. GOq>
ten INNER stnsn erOBen Borratb bitlrr uuptr.
eltt6lbtn @aIleumtblin babeu, peIne fe mad
Der petftefett ets trietns tn prr JaatH be AZ
bret eetr ptrT gBonen ,torn l}TS slfisbsrfdu
bsiltn ptrs. RerptHfta tbttisu, pelne nd
hurb ett BON ben atrjfsu sspS5nIin perorbus.
ten etauturatmiitt ftts ptrIHIimmeru, ptrttu
eurb cine Sur NIT pisitm punprbartu mspis
tin'lrsn Utmtln, In utGtm bic fissnlHaftsu
tisss Heiniennesy Sldrtuuee une 6TIsptTs
HtbttIt. vii
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(GinasfanbL)

Gin unaIid gang stssu,r 9rt bat e..
usn Ssiu6tr unitrtr 5tnot In stutu
lant unaspSbntsn. rsfv. unaeabnhn
Slang sslrBt. Dtsfsr Cole bate Ht.
wts ss itstnt ausnabmswstfs, bic Oh
tln wthlsn pcusu. um Der SrtRaUt
Scranton ittnsn Ssfu6 iu psriben. 20
tr feline Brittle utht Fnrsn fonnte, ia
lab ct Die Sisnbirfs fur stns Bl6sbir.
tie an uno srittsn i'm blsil.h,n Sntus
msr-was TIN abtr pur6aus ntcbt ate
oisl,, btperf idlsttt DtBs fiber frtne
ptoalte 3u MAIDEN uuo Den Pswsis ,u
Itsfsrn, 6ab man stn outer Doftur lr n
tdnn, cbue pae atrinsfs Salsnt sum
Boot Black ,u btlissn.
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Nerfaufe- e-Nerlan0t.
SSil ferf0ufcn:

Stns ydrtis Gtn3boifeu unb Br.tt.,
SUh prrluslt9tr 0ualitGt; Ippis BduboI, {,
4 4er ar, pel8es nab Bsfsauua arr6at unS o,.
afItrfptre: auftrdss ntbmrn an Sr. &barIss
Dunninss. y su,7a
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S00Ie SOfel

BON 9 enrp RH ense
Ro. 3O5 pfnn astnuf, Ssrantpnpa
gur rtint unpfrfiIfdis @ttr6nEr unb bic
bs1su Spsiftn psrbtn perabrtitf, unh Iabt Id
mtinf 6reunpe pnb bes etebrte pnbliIum Az
rt1t ,abIrtibtm StTu9e bBhi6ll Gin.
S- Rsifrues fnbfn lftts bic bffft 8tbsr-
btTeun6, 2imi7A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-07

A meeting of the directors of the Portland,
Bangor & Machias s. S. Co., was held yester-
day afternoon. The condition of the company
was represented as very encouraging.
The Temperance meetings at the Allen Mis-
sion are increasing in interest.
One of Robinson's horses had hard drive
Yesterday by falling into the hands of a drink
ard.
st Pauls Church held reunion last even
ing.
Tickets are out for the second annual ball of
the Montgomery Guards. They are well got
ten up, as the ball will be-
One of those most pleasant of social entertain
ments, parlor concert, will be given at the
house of Mr.. Leonard Shepley. on Park street
tonight. The conductor. Mr.. Walter Goold,
will be assisted by some of the best amateur
talent of this city, in addition to the choir of
boys from st. Lukes. Judging from the pro
gramme and well known merits of the musl-
cans who have kindly volunteered their servi-
ces, this concert will be well worth attending
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, assisted by the Am
phion Quartet Club, furnished some excellent
music at the public installation of officers at the
Beacon Lodge of Odd Fellows last evening.
The Bddeford Times chronicles the marriage
yesterday afternoon of Mr.. Irving Blake of this
city; aud Mrs. Myra A. Deshon of Biddeford.
A leading wholesale house in ordering the
DAILY PRESS for country dealer. adds: 'sWe
regard your late daily review of our wholesale
market, is worth the price of your paper to
every trader in Maine"
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Foreign Import
Boston stock List.


New YORK, Jan. g. Norning.-Money at per
cent. Gold at ILL. Sterling Exchange at 4 So "a
4S7.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6-Erening-T opening
markets on Wall street were not active buoy
ant as yesterday, but they improved during the day
all day CLOSING at o. per cent. call Legal ten
ders outstanding to-day was $3.50 000 an increase
of S17, 29S since yesterday.
MIR. kelley's proposition before the Ways and
Means Committee attracted much attention in Wall
street. 1t is looked upon as meaning a great inha-
tiOn
The rlI1owIng Is tile clearing House statement:
Currency exchanges, SS1 ,792070; currency balances
SZL4Iz04; gold exchanges, S609,255; gold balances,
S752,0OS
Foreign Exchange closed dull and weak at 4s2 for
primo bankers 60 days sterling and 4S6 tor Demand
Inc Customs receipts to day were 1864, 0OU. Gold
has been fairly active with alternate spasoms of
strength and Weakness the price opened 11l5 de-
clined to ILL., recovered TO the former figure and sold
down to Ill at which it closed. Cash gold was in
excessive supply and dear rates paid for carry
ing balances The rates paid for carrying ranged
from 132 to per cent, the latter the final rate
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S6i3 900 on
account OF interest, and $685., 000 in redemption of
5-20 bonds. The total payments account of jan
uary to date were $3.50, 000 The produce exports
for the week were 81, 90S, 6S5.
The days business ai the Gold Exchange Bank
was follows:-Gold balances, 81 Isl 945; curren-
cy balances S223l 54S gross clearances $50 1902 000
State bonds steady. Governments opened very quiet
closed very firm with considerable activity in late
transactions. Central Pacific bonds closed at 93s a.
$780, Union Pacific at SO a 1874 fo frsts, II q tn Tor
land grants, IA "a 74A for incomes. The Stock Ex-
change weak in early dealings and prices declin
ed q per cent After the first board the market
recovered in strength and general advance of a.
II per cent. ensued. Pacific Mail, Western Union,
Northwestern, st. Paul preferred, Lake Shore Onion
Pacific and Rock Island being prominent.
The following were the uroJaIlons OF Govrrnment
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of the Spanish man-of-war Arapiles. were en-
gagged in placing her armament by the aid of a
derrick, one of the boiler pipes burst disabling
the derrick's machinery. 1t will require two
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Railroad Consultations.

Boston, Jan. GA special meeting OF the
stockholders of the Boston & Albany railroad
held to-day, voted in favor of leasing the Ware
River railroad from its southern terminus IN
Palmer to the northern terminus near Win
chendon, on the New Hampshire line, for
term of 999 years, at an average of seven per
cent. The Boston and Albany also agree to
pay all expenses of completing the Ware River
Railroad, and to bear the cost of,sustainng its
corporate existence. The stockholders of the
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad also met
to-day, and voted to accept the terms offered
by the Fitchburg road for the lease of the
Massachusetts and Vermont road for 999 years,
as proposed at the meeting last week.
Jordan, Marsh & Co.
Judge Lowell to day, in the United States
District Court, declined to grant the motion
made yesterday that the books bearing upon
should be separated from other books in the
possession OF the officials, and that this separa-
ton should be made by the marshal without
the aid of the customs officers. His honor re-
marked that theoretically there might be an
abuse of the provisions of the statute, but not
practically under the safeguards thrown around
the case by the late permission that the accus-
ed have counsel present. The statute makes
the marshal liable for any false return upon
the warrant 1t is impossible for a marshal or
deputy TO ascertain which papers are to be ex-
cluded without noting their contents. and thus
take into the mind information of facts not
pertaining to the ISSUE but it does not neces-
sarily follow that the knowledge is in danger
of abuse,
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# X H / & N.

CASTELAR, Protests Against the Revolution.
MADRID, Jan. 6-Senor Casteler in letter
addressed to the country, says that he must
protest with all his energy against the recent
brutal coup detdt. He concludes: "My con-
science will not permit me to associate with
demagogues anG conscience and honor refuse
to accept the situation created by bayOnets.
Several members of the majority, which vot-
ed against CASTELAR,, now approve of the stand
he has taken. The capital is quiet, but there
are rumors of disturbances in Valladolid.
Spanish News.
The diplomatic representatives of Spain at
Paris, Brussels and Lisbon have resigned.
1t is reported that the government will re-
move the Captain Generals of the Philippine
Islands, Cuba and Porto Rico
1t is probable that Gen. Concha will be ap-
pointed Captain General of Cuba
The disarmament of the disaffected volun-
teers is going on quietly everywhere The
alcontents in Valladolid and Malaga dispers-
ed before the troops arrived
The Madrid municipality has reerganized with
Senior Carvajol at its head.
LONDON, Jan 70 a. m.-Despatches from
the vicinity of Cartagena report the besiegers,
inspired by the new order of things, will re-
double their efforts to reduce the city. At the
same time the defenders seem to have taken
fresh courage from the belief that the present
government is unpopular.
NIaline.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The steamship Victoria,
which returned to Glasgow ON the Sd disabled
has beer supplied with new propeller, and
sails for New York tomorrow.
LIvERPToL, Jan. 6.-Arrived, the steamer
Polynesian from Portland.
Cuban News.
HAVANA Jan. 6.-Captain General Jovellar
has telegraphed to Marshal Selrano that he
will cooperate with him in everything ire
lating to Cuba.
The Vose de Cuba expresses profound salts
faction at the change of government in Ma
drid, condemns the federal republicans, but
praises Castelar,.
Rumors are in circulation that Concha sue
ceedes Joyellar The same paper reports that
the Republican club learning that the Captain
General had decided to close it, has voluntarily
dissolved.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-07

PERsoNAL-Mr. L. G. Jordan, is to deliver
the next lecture in the Mechanic course.
Enoch Knight, esq.,, as will be seen by card
published in another column, has resumed the
practice of his I'D profession, that of the law.
1t is a matter of regret with the reading public
that Mr. Knight has withdrawn from editorial
life, for he is one of the most graceful and
sprightly writer's among New England Journal
lists. If he makes as able an advocate as he
did editor, his success is assured.
George Brown has been presented with a
Silver Nova Scotia flag, surmounted by group
of cars by the Halifax Haddock Rangers.
J. &. Abbott of Gardiner, ivan Augustus"
of the Boston HeIald, has returned from Cuba,
where he was sent by that journal. He was a
witness of the demonstrations of the Havanese
mob after the surrender of the Virginius, and
to crown his good fortune he was arrested as
spy, but got clear.
Edward S. Sheldon, youngest son of the Rev.
Dr. Sheldon of Waterville, has won, by his SUI
perior scholarship OF Cambridge, what is known
as the Bancroft Fellowship in that univer-
sty, which gives him among other benefits that
of a years travel in Europe with expenses
mold