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Another Fire.

INDIANAPoIIs, November 5.-The sta
ton house of the |. " St l.. Railroad,
and telegraph office, at Danvillc, Ind,
together with large lot of stavcs stored
Mt the station, were destroyed by fire last
night. 1t was the work of an inccndiary.
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Cordial Relations Between Russia
and Spain.

LONDON, November "a dipatch
from Berlin says, il is reported in dipl"-
matte circles that the relations between
the Car and President Scrrano have AS
surnrd thoroughly cordial character,
and it Is expected Russia will, in short
tame, iavorab'y recognize the Republican
Government of Spain.
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Chambers's Encyclopedia,

price Sg.OO the most thorough and relia
bic work OF general reference, Is presented
10 the person getting up the club.
J. II. LIPPISCOTT & CO. Publishers,
7lj and ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
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A Work of Universal Interest.
THE sTANDARD
Life of Charles Dickens

By JOnn Forster, author of"I.lf" az Ian
dor. r.""I.ifr Of Goldsmith" etc. tompl"t"
iu Three Volumes, with numerous In.
cravings, IllustrntiOns and far-slmll"~.
l2mu; bound In Extra cloth; SO per N"l-
uIup
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LIB. LIPPIyoOTT 4 Co., Publisher,
7ls and ,E Market street, Philadelphis.
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NOW READY

The tinh edition of Hulda. The eighth
edition of The Second Wife. The two most
popular Novels Of the season. Mrs Wis
ter's Latest Trnnslations.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN. November 8 There i II full
Republican council clcrt"o to advis" and
consult with Governor Ga.i"n, Democrat.
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psoN our reports this morning the
,-,nsiIi,ie, are that the weather to-day
N h. partly cloudy, with southeast
,u,hwc.t winds, and light rains.
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KANSAS.

ATCHIsoS, November 5.-Thc returns
from 81 legislative districts elect G0 Re-
ruhlicans. 10 RcfnrmerS, o Democrats, =
Independent Republicans and ! on I"ci!
Issues. Ofthe ~ districts not yet heard
from. Is will probably elect Republicans.
This will give the Republicans about
two-thirds Of the lower house. OF the
thirty-three Senators chosen the Repub-
licans elect ~ and the opposition 10.
Th-., districts not heard from.
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The Madrid government will not per
nit any information regarding the oPer-
ations of the military in the North to b"
m .da public.
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The San Francisco Mint.

SAN FRANCISCO, November DIR.
Llnderman will accept the mint to-day.
Two mechanics, Beatty and Hale, pro
test against the acceptance on the ground
that the bnilding was not completed ac-
rnrninm To contract.
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Great International Catholic Con.
gress.

LoxpoH. November 5.-The chief au-
thnrit;e> of the church have decided to
hold great international Catholic con-
grcss. in London, with the object of
maintaining the doctrine of Papal infsll-
ibiIitv. reasserting the Pope's right to the
tcmroral rs we'll AS spiritual power and
proclaiming it the bounden duty of all
Christians to return allegiance Ia Rome.
II is stated that this determination is the
result of direct Instructions from the Vat
lean, and some of the high diSnities of
,br church will attend the congress.
Archbishop Manning in a'speech nj
Westminster admitted tha: the spiritual
influence Of the Pope had greatly in
creased since the loss of his temporaIltie>.
II arbitration was ever Ia suppressed"
war, the Pope would be the only possible
authorized arbitrator. Tine Catholic
world. he added, Was threatened with a
controversy on all DEGREES of the Eccu-
mcnical Council. There was undoubted-
lv approaching one of the mig hti"st
contests that the religious world had ever
seen. Therefore il was necessary I"
f,arleSslv assert. through the free press
of England, the Pcpes rights, and his
nr,ien,inns To- worldwide allegiance.
The Won ArniIn Case.
REEIIS. November 5.--COunt Won
Arnim. TUESDAY, had An interview with
Judge Before. by whom preliminary in
ouiry in his case has been conducted, and
requested to be permitted to makea fresh
deposition.
Daring Attempt at Bank Robbery.
( PARIS. ONT November "a daring
,ttcmpt To rob the Bank of British
+ North America. WAS made early this
mnruinr. Four masked men entered
manager Carnegies residence, obtained
the KEYS Of the bank, and bound and gag
red the whole family with the exception
vi the eldest son, who gave the alarm
arpu>ing the neighbors, and the burg
lars fed without entering the bank.
Three men giving their names as Corn'- :
Illus Mulfgan, Daniel McMasters and
James Carroll, were arrested this morn
. ing on suspicion. At the preliminary
trial to-day, Csrnegie's nurse girl ident'-
/ fed McMasters as one of the burglars, he
having dropped his mask while gagging
her.
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Heavy Gains.

TOPEKA. November 5.--The returns
received from - counties insur" the
election of Osborne by a majority Of over
1900. Lappin, candidate for State
Treasurer, will he nearly 500 behind
his ticket, but is elected BY majority Of
200. Browns majcpity in the I'd dis
taici is 5, 400 ~ far as heard from, and
will be increased. Gcodins majority in
the Id district will b. less than 1850.
osborne's majority for Governor two
wears ago, was $1,000. Last year, when
there wss no general election and no
State ticket in the field, the opposition
carried the State by about S.ooc major
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Cnne Town GOId Fields.

Adviccs from Cape Town Of the nth
Of October, nt hand to-day, state that the
gold fields were attracting more attcn-
ton. large nuggets being found daily.
Til" crops throughout the colony are
i'm rood condition.
Dispatches received from the steam
>hip Faraday engaged in laying the
direct United States cable, report one
thousand knots paid out to this morning.
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RelIefOf Irun.

SANTANpER November J.-All the
steamers cmbargoed by the government
have begun to transport troops to Son
Sebastian for the relief of 1run. Ten
steamers are engaged in the work, and
each will take about one thousand men.
An official dispatch from lrun reports
tha, the Carlists are suffering heavily.
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HERE i, what the Moundsville Na''"'-
,h.. 70 ,sv about the elections this
week:
..rh. elections Tuesday, were held in
.,aty.rour States. The news thus far
i"Tn'a "HT,'a,cra,ic gains in the old, offset by
+ l'-',sr ~ Republican msioritie' in the new
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AT the request of General Garibaldi,
the subscriptions for his relief have been
suspended.
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The New Atlantic Cable.

New YORK. November 5.-lt is an
nounced that the new direct cable com
pany expect to commence business TIN:
month, and have made contract will
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany for. the transmission of their.mes'
sages ut this end of the line.
A cable telegram from Capt. Bradbury
of the new opposition line, from San
Francisco to China, in connection will
the Union and Central Pacific, state
that he will commence running hi
steamers regularly in December. They
are iron screw steamers.
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at'heelina &eeister.

ru,,.,ed in New York yesterday
IlOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Situations Uanico-- Males.
Clerks, Statesmen, &c.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE MN
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al In u, sas WEI,
T,s,t,tb,d, 5Ot Third.avs, Thirty outhft a. vs.
BIRLRM OFFICE No $50 FOURTH between os
and On, eth aud he
BRANCH OFFICE No 31S WAahingoasI, 4s1lsoes w WV
Onee up 10 3 D. m, 81 regular once ra1tss ..-
DEAL ESTATE.-A SITUATION wanted IN
IL ofee b. mani goc $500 n Tntorn
hgarrs expectations moderate. AouieS NJ We o. $500 -
Once, 81 4 West 32dst
NVANTED-A SITUATION by gentleman
w on 20 eary experience 10 business ehrf ss ~ ~
or SOLICITOR is dnbr m ,.yls Honorable aud honest ad nee ron
10 evil habt Of If. b., rsepnnss iasa; Ies-1s A!Ifsr
kDWAKD WAhSLky, Hsststst. n, L
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STATE LINE.

Te odAlb OF NEVADA fhuildingD
sThTR ~ 90 5sELfAsr IlVEkPOoL, LONDONDERRY, &c
~ Ikhhs1LVAHIA sails SATURDAY March -
ST arS " HlkGlSlA sails SATURDAY March 81
Vain VI ShOsGiA sails SATURDAY, Apni4.
From Pier SO. North River N
p..--,. NsEkLf sALlNGS MKT SUMMER
eso " pAssage-Csbin, $50 $50 Rpd stAer.9. 400 -
Wspan f3< WV III
fd taftsx particulars apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co A,,n,,
u BrOsdwav. Ess.Yo,t
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Porters.

\ YOUNG MAN wants a SITUATION; Is
~ m,ried work light porter wholesale hoIe -
uing ,nt sbi best rsersuosa Address JOHN d., Box no.
Tribune OBoe.
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6eip UaHieo-- Nale5.

Geiu UaHieo-- Hlaie5.
A GENCIES WANTED.-A Brokerage House
"A Of 20 years standing wants AGbNClhS ~ LIE HAoNhhi
LINZ he. eyer fety-i prominent sand warehouse for storage
ni for ,nc,s II desired intimate acquaintance "h the
trade. Address Box zoos, Boston. Mas
GERMAN woman wants situation 10 De
n VSRPIL IN objects home needed "a good
,sms.resS an resss cambe maid vat e. !, ae
good cook %, Az the HONS AND BUREAU
I35 6th-aVe., above lOh-s~
AarANTED-The Young Mems Christian As
w soAon requests merchants aud business men 'o
clerks saesnen .copyisS Omc CLERKS
portss and erra1 boys apply their 23tt cor ihye
IAANTED-A SUB-EDlTOR for an after
w noon Daily within % miles OF AssY0fs TO .@mperae
nius,oCs competent p)oeader anu Sns 70 msAs
himself generally IseIil permanent stnon VI" O gwen
eating expected aud )sJs plrcnA T. O care 81
GEO z. HOWELL \ Co. NeT-fOfk
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN

UNITED STATES MAIL,
-. VIEW AMI PULL-POWBRKD SIBANsHIps
srH rou New fort on SATURDAYS from IaTerpoo an Turns
pAIk ssjng Al Cot BsrDo, eseb "a, NPV'''A IN ohS'
CELTIC. SATURDAY Peh %. 300 D. m
ADkIAJIC. SATURDAY.. March =. . 500
BALTIC SATURDAY MArchl4 At = 90
OCEANIC SATURDAY March 2l
hkPUBLlC SATURDAY. March % AZ 200 a M
nom me Wh stai Does PsVoms Ferry. J.uev Ctr
AHs'ees sceonmodsnons O ali essses) eomhnn
SAFETY SPEED AND COHYORT
toons snosing room bathrooms
&nss S~he'"s N-' ous"1ee~os ACCOMPANY
no seoaeoa sSO go1. Return Tickets $40 foN stserss
- socf Tnose Wishing or from bs Ga CoaptyS
~ coeain Storage prepaid certificates $50 surreney
Satan eookoo 70 OF non Hsmburs
es,eZ ssesea. India Aust ala China Ge-
pr.fz from 81 apvar.
espeon Of oans and other Information app, At n.
saeeH 40 ~ Bsssdsar. hsr.iork r. T. coRfIs Arerp
4 tAILkOADS.-The principal Railroads of
yhte states End Canada Mics Of Road stock Papdef
D ssfsng Expenses Interest Diysnas See TKiBUsE AL
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fectures auo Glectir3s.

49,
AT TIE SEVENTH-ST. NJ. T.. CHURCH =
~ IRfT''RHo On MONDAY EysSSG. 20 p By Re- koBSFt
CROOK liz d. SUBJECT P1Hic ,eho"is al %, Os'ef
hca nrelrn Them The tctaer vii reply - Fiiet' bsA' al
LAKE. Admission - cents
MRS. SUSAN EVERETT, NJ. d.. will at
VA The urVau request closd 80 sy' in"l-r fH' l
tare q, ladies' preraaso7 Tnir Cog 70 10 9'oa h' 10 ~
ts.utl, be.s,en Broadway AMI tnhafr a. g. n mONDAI
Feb 81 snb-e Physcl Improvement Of Womea 'ed Chir,a
DOMAIN CATHOLIC lNTRIGUES to break
IL an oer put SCHOOLS VII be 'u.lf .Eposei ~ ~,
ROBRRP CROOK D. ia hi, lecture tac seventh a. ~ IS
Church on MONDAY ByHHSG. III ooss Come 'ai beer 5"
Tcksis % cents -------------
PAPID TRANSIT.
na Of the people i,r ~ asYprk ill b. bsit
Cooper Institute on MONDAY BybNIS1. Pen % q > cpck
The ,shet o. Rapid the bsss u Ar BAL pre@st
4, The Le,tas Harvey @ Bsnsn, sih snens
ADOPT csSh ih'
frs =, he mo ted 20 stieni
a. g. BAS NAN,
Hon " J. HCAtPiN
Hon HOMER A. NELSON
WM r. MARTIN, Boz,
JOHN X DhyBLlS. Isl.
CHAs Il. HILL PSI,
A, .t,., will the meeting
l. a BALLARD Secoe-arr Room , Asi,f H,a~a
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WAlTER-A French young man who under

w stand, thoroughly all branches and willing
make himself generally useful ia stcass private iamly can do
salads superior style unercepaona objection To
country Apply at ODkLBS FRANCO AhBRICAlS BUREAU II
West 3ithst., Broadway.
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Country Board.

LADY having refined and pleasant
~ hon. In sIeelen, locality would e 10 take into her hmy
BOTHKRLBSS CHILD TO Educate; hghe,s references
IINDRs CARE lac Tbune Uptown once Oh "es ilHv
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

VHvANTED-By a gentleman and his wife,
SECOND STORY FLOOR Of four IN t0ue with an
Ap.esp family % and TIN snd 10th and dOl' be,'
I,Irepc,, sea aud required Address stating terms b. Ibsns
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East Side.

HARLEM BOARD.-A family, or two or
three single fenemen obtain handsomely furnished
with srst applying At lls hast l2Sih'L he" Of rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

w snsel who understands Of dstclass place
lrsae Crane grower excellent References
Af;fsss 81. g. DOkagY 226 West 18th st plaza
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Bee Cream.
Cost ano fonno.

OsT or sTOLEN5 reward rdaa and mo g9ss s
H hons asAe Of no use 10 any one but We
S2 % "a . "a have beta lost on the SgAoe cars ADO"
sosOs ws''esJ ''i Willis % sbusdon'Oure NewYOrf
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gLABoRArK RBvIYALS AND PRODUCTION or NOVHLrifS
ARE for The present postponed. Ias boE-JO,s
THREE WEEKS ~ ADgANCS
Carriages nav be orierel AZ lu:ij
| FINANCIAL CONDITION Of EACH STATE
4 al N. StOS gny Nsil.)g. Klnisi Debt Noi's
D F1wa C1aatr AMI Ctr Dot Receipts and 40,
P,ae.a. ~ wih coPoa explanatory notes N GHt3eNs Ah"A'
Price
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Walters.

WAITER AND USEFUII--By Swiss Prot
w ssant understands his iuies thoroughly ir,s
wsitef willing make himself useful nc private fan
i' unioubd city reference 20 The country mderat
Apply oDBLLS SWISS BUREAU 100 WesI 3itbst col
iroads
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NVANTED-A situation by GARDENER

~ Protestant married; experienced gardener IN ell
branches care hot and greenou hoI and cold Qrpees also care
borse and cattle; beat Cal at CAPBhTBKS,
1873 West 11thst, corner Of 6.h-Ave.
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West Side.

4 SUITE of ROOMS Oh first, and very de-
for gentlemen third and fourth noo good
3o,n moderate prees. No. IS West 42dst. References.
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pinter Resorts.
BOARD ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

At 100 EAST 10TH-ST.-Plcasant FUR
"A NsHED ROOMS either with without board private Amen
can family o reasonable terms; references
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nKIENT SPKINUo HEAI. III IND 80 s...i
" AHhssi Mas. for rsims1t of Piralyns 10 al nrss -
p,es,e, couHsst.1 Limbs CROOKED fsss aaa
A.rsd Joint WY sssi 0. vss, Oas,, all D'erSss 1.s.
I'd E.,yozs Dsasos D.ss Of Brain Heart sas LsAs ns
a, u W. RHODES. NJ d.. kedssl DI's'ef
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9ituations Uauteo--M ales
CARDENER, &c.-By a north Of lrelanl

GARDENER, by q Scotch Protestant man,
N Who gardening hot AMI cold
gspees ersnhou'e pruning sooi reoommenjaon+ Cal ss
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Miscellaneous.



BILE young man understands his hos thoroughly also plli
gardening and willing L, asefn furnish good re
modeFae apply at ODBLS AGENCY lO9 West 34i
Brosdway; INQUIRE for 3.
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.lnO WEST 25TH-ST.-A private family,
Zt Eve adults ROOMS, third floor shieh
they rent BOARD to gentlemen gentleman sud vile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

IL and BRDROOM-Ho aud cold baths abundant closet
room eto Hotel overIooks MadousIuare most
Central locality in the CITY Suitable for gentleman wife
two or three gentlemen without BOARD; low Address
OF apply 20 A. Z. LYON. Pinh-aTe. BGidng, $50 ffthsVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

Brooklyn Board.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY living gen.
N eey In their sheh hrsteAss respect will
LIT viii best Board thoroughly furnished ROOMS o,s
ton aud easy Of Terms reasonable s3l
Clinton st.
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ARKANSAS.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

LITTLE Rock, July 16.-The Constitu.
tional Convention was engaged this morn.
ing In the adoption of rules, A commu.
nication was read from Gen. j. Logan,
appointed United States Marshal Of the
western District OF Arkansas and a del.
egate elect to the Convention from Pu.
laski county, resigniDg his position as q
delegate, which was accepted.
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A Suit Decided.

ELAnRA, July 1G.-A suit at law which
involved large sum Of money has iusI
been decided in this Judicial District. II
arose from the sale Of coal lands made by
the late John Arnot, Of this city, 10 the
Erie Railroad Co. in about 1866, which
were paid for by bonds Of the Boston
Hartford Il Eric Railroad Co. Guaranteed
by the Erie r. r. The executors of Mr.
Arnot were obliged to bring suit againsI
the company for payment OF The bonds and
interest. 1t was tried here last February
in the Circuit Court, and the Judge re-
served his decision. 1t was rendered. on
the 14th inst. in favor OF the plaintiffs
the sum being little lOss than $4,000.
A levy was made on the compapy's prop.
erty in this city on Tuesday night, a pas
senger train being seized, but was per
mitted to proceed when enough to satisfy
tho claim was found. Should this de-.
cision be affirmed by higher Court, it
will sustain the legality OF guarantees by
the Erie Company of $5,O60OOO Of Bos-
ton, Hartford s. Erie bonds, and a large
amount Of accrued interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-17

THE tea trade Of Chicago is now almos
entirely in the hands oil the "tea compa
MES" which possess the highest conf
deuce Of consumers from the fact thai
they deal solely in tea and coffee. speci
mems from these houses were found upor
analysis to contain o large percentage o.
screenings, stems and impure colorinr
matter, and only one sample was pure
enough to be called good" tea. Caffeine
very essential quality in pure tea, wa
found to be sadly lacking in the speci
mems. Samples Of teas furnished the in
mates of the county poor house, by thr
contractor, were found to be a mixture o
leaves badly roasted, charcoal, pieces o
wood and large proportion Of tea stalks
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Board of Trade Meeting.

ST. johns, N. B.. July 1G-At a meet.
ing of the Dominion Board of Trade to.
day the room was completely filled. Tho
President, VIII. Rowland, took the chair,
He spoke Of the subjects which would
probably come before the Board for dis.
cuSsion, naming as one OF the most impor.
tant the proposed Reciprocity Treaty.
He deprecated any hasty Judgment.
He said the enlargement OF the Welland
and Caughnawaga Canals were a part OF
the compact made at the time of The con.
federation and therefore II could not be
said that this advantage was given solely
Tor the purpose Of treaty. He however
objected to some of the proposals, and
especially to the portion Of The
treaty relating to fisheries, and
urged that arbitrators to sffIx
their money value 20 on without
delay and be wholly independent of any
proposals made under the coptemplated
treaty. The reciprocity treaty was made
the order OF the day for Saturday and Inc
Board adjourned till that day,
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The spanish Republic.

NEW YORK, JuIy.-The Paris cores
pondence ol the London Times contains
the following: Various French papers re.
produce the correspondence in which 1t Ia
stated that the efforts of Marshal serrano
have increased the chances OF the recog-
milton of the Spanish Republic by Eng
land, Germany and Russia. According
TO private information sent from Madrid,
says one Of these letters quoted in
to'day's Rtpublique HancIeJ, Marshal
Serrano is believed to have also
made known 10 those three powers his
intention TO claim from France an
indemnity Of at least 250,00000O francs
when the Republicans shall have gained
decisive victory over the Carlists. The
ground Of this claim will be the support
lent to the Carlists by France. The gov.
ernment Of Marshall MacMahon has per.
haps had the will but not the power to
prevent the French Legitimatists from as.
sisting the Spanish CarlIsts, and It ap-
pears probable that on this subject q
question Of international law will be
raised destined to be examined and re-
solved by an international Congress"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-17

Mr.. WILLIAM P. FIsHBAcK, who gave
up a lucrative law practice in Indianspo-
lis to accept the editorship Of the st. Louis
Democrat, has resigned his position and
returned to the practice OF his profession
after stormy career in journalism. The
st. Louis Globe, in noticing the event, thus
points moral:
ITO the man who has served q long ap,
premiership to the newspaper business, II
will always seem a mystery why any one
should enter 1t who was not entrapped
into 1t in his early years, and who was moi
Its permanent victim before he was aware
ol the fact; and yet no really great lawyer
or statesman Is ever thoroughly content
until he tries his hand at editing-and
finds, in ninety-nine cases out Of a hun
dred, that he Is not success"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-17

SINCE several OF the Southern States
have exempted capital invested in the
development Of their internal resources
from taxation, northern and foreign cap
ital has begun to find profitable invest,
ment there. Many companies have beer
formed to develop the rice fields OF South
Carolina, the forests Of Florida and Geor
gia, and to manufacture the raw cottor
adjacent to the plantations. The Eng.
lish cooperative associations, we learr
from our exchanges, ore looking south
ward for fields OF profitable investment
and one company OF English cooperative
rice planters, with capital Of g., 100000
will soon begin operations near Charles.
ton.