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HtLN > l. ; y y A Ii IkNO \ D. fIFI
Il GREAT TRuNK LISg AND UNITED jfE' NAIL ROUTE.
Trans he".go'a f0m foot Of D'soToS 80 eor'Dd' Sta as
Express ir ssarg Pittsburgh. sul G,a With Pan
Palace Can aGacd $3.50 a0i t;O SUNDAY atd
Ear namsport Haven Via Phls.
meeting Padephs $3.50 Hiiams,Jrt LOk Haven.
CORY and Err 80 con csas Il CIsY of us'e P,1Io
For d. umo Wasbnyton South "let.d Washington
prpss Pd IaTOr Cars GaY, Sunf-5 sD
Maln.ton s 4:l0 Regular at $40 m snd9n
sU Eg.IsS Tor PAadeIphia. 40 $50 n IL 20 1910
$50 o. !. ~ night Sunday b. T. e:3J "A: Bn'-
s, h.. sIl eSSas for Trenton 79j m
For Scgak T. $50 7: %. 10 I" 10 - - n ], 9
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$40 10 and u night bit s:lO
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53v $40 10 ll:SJ ami II nZf- "a $50. !. and
70. Rshwar O. GO 7:2n, 8. 10 a. m I2r 2.20 $40
$40 :: sra 4.O .t2D $40 % t:lC $50 : S.lJ ~ u
m an II Sunday. SEQ ant :
for Woo bridge pr;a Annoy ami Ahsoy sal 10.
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tnr Pull usbGrs aEdD eydcre, $3.50 M, AL !. -
r, Boru-r burlington. Csmen All $50
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T,., ,rry a. Ol.ow.F Psba sh D. ~ ant $3.50 m and
Gas on De- C:jo daily sIee0s hosflr froa Washing.
.ns umur U:2O 4:l5, 10 IL Z. 40
npd lU.2. tr"m Pslladelph. .: -. u ~ C5J lJ:l1.
1l.b5 4.l5. }. 800 i.-l n. SunIay,
5;iU GI2O 500. / 80 a IL. $50 slI lU:2,
b20 Sii BroaiwaY No. Asor 'as ADD loot OF
Desiro>s Cortland H,a.iorA % Goa, B'os,l;
Oh e No Bs,,err, pl,cc BOYD IT, ;r
FEANk The Nt8erA Aaaasef
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Real Cstaie 10 GsrhnnQe.


EOR EXCHANGE.-A FARM OF 100 acres
4 co arng room 20 slate auaynes fee smpe
100000. r. L. WILLIAMS, Middle GrJuyiie, n y
Two Observation-Disclosures French,prop.
HOUSE; Sta'a frait AMI lai ee.i best
mel hood On JERSEY C nights for Farm worth abol $1,000
Full particular. OF CHARLES ". WARD, II Ceiarst
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Co.Bm,aClgS ptrDUrt ~, i. a.
Trans leave Harlem liver Station g. ":l5 100
A.,JO 4:4O. 10. All Gao ..
CoIcrs Il Morrssns Scanb,at Co iayDc Fulton
Nsrk,t sim Tor i.a.,em River Station So-ta het-."Y.
parurnlls q % IS and iel+
" JOHN I MOODY sGgt h. Y Dh .a"a. Mes York.
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Gounirp properIp 10 Eel.

ITO LEASE.-The popular and wel!-known
Summer HOTEL the Woo stock OyeroOI viii be LEASED
for t.rm OF ca- Apply H. T2EhPBs, Rou ~. " u or
hoard steamer w Bl'ivIn, f,oi lIarrlsonst NeSYorK
esES PER MUNTH-A great barSain.-A
ttVblG beautiful COTTAGE o7erOokInG the huIson partially
hnhe petci mo.eru Improvements desirable lecaloa
earde1 cas-, d scees from 42s- Inquire 1875 Wet
i2:-.t.
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GteamuoaIs an0 nallroacs.

DPIDGEPORT. and ali points on HousatOnc
ID and Esuga;lc RaFoaiG Fare 81 steamer B4iDGhrohr
lcayes Cahsune 1880 10 and brigepo;t at II IA
IITlZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
Y sARArOGA Ike CHAMPLAIN LAKE GEORGE. rHk
ADIRONDACK Ks MONTREAL and ali points Sorh apd West LoS
,,,r ma t.eti,n 70 az points. The steamboats,
~ SUNSYsIUg aud POWELL
sGfnrdts psD at from Tier ~. North
th mognin: " Y Central
s sa4toya AID Tror aal Bosoo. AMI es.nee'ns rail
ehecssi q Destination
49, JOSEPH CORNELL. sup.
nor RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
olhs CSfusa NrwUarxs hseofoesh meiio", PcuEhkeep
Wet teambot James w BALDWIN e-ye HAIR sos
Ir y T. ever, soada W.tnesdlV sni inisy at &c oex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14

OFFICE TO RENT, which has been occu-
" tiei by pl ,an OF years, large and newly fur
uished l29 East 2Jth-st coraef LcIngtonaye.
ruIO LET-OFFICES, some very desirable, IN
L the budngJ 3. and Reel man-st ara l55 Nasag't
WV rutland WHITING Beeaminst.
ITO LEASE go Broadway, through to
L CROSBY ST. eu.ire baLiIg eight aoos $1,000 year
HENRY DOLAI GIVES; 36tbst
Two LEASE-No GEO BROADWAY, through
TO Crosby.st EN- IRE BUILDING: eight toor' Sl0ooo
year HENRY DOhAN. West Ihlrys1hst
Two LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
As h. =. ROUSE below 43thst rent 20 Broadway
.aL Ghs1e. cars. Apply to +. A. DALEY, 5Ss 6il-aye
INVENT Y-ONE most desirable private RESI-
DHNCEs belonging North An Life ms Co.. rent per
aunum isom $500 81 0O0 to LEASE Tor term Of years
x. p PAGE, 33 Parkros. Manaeer
TTO LET-An elegant 30-fOOt wide HOUSE;
or rart of esast Fnrnar SALE to troun o tSih
tho having vii please not reply Address CASi,
tr.b-ne Wes: Side Ofice. 3Oo Twenty-thirl-'t
rsNO LEASE-Tbe elegant offices Nos 100 and
vacated By ths Universal LIE lls Co. on account
their renoa II and 10 Wrers Offices Of he nae-
pden place also o,es 10 the Norh America Lac ms
touuauy building Offices Of Guardian liz z)l bTo1dwa
K.F PAGE. % PaIE.roN
NION-SQUARE.-To LET-The frst-class
u BCIbDNG 80 SeventesDhs has lea Iut IL complete
order ana will cheip good nant For hrTuaS. purposes
III oa untrpaseL Apply to T. h. LION Arnold Constable
Co. Broadway anj Nnetenth-st
r.lO BkOADWAY-ONE or TWO small
sbO FLOORS ght for BUSINESS also ROOMS ior husts
or Logging desired terms low lngurs IN fhAhCooS
uaT larors
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FALL RIVER LINE
Pog BOSTON VIA EKTPCRT AS0 PAIL EiVeR DAILY
eUSDAYs EgCBPT3Dl AT nn
Prom t.tr 2s North River. too: o. EasrSt.
THl wURLD-REyowyBD SrEiMSt5
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Can't A. slMioSs Capt. Il. n. SIMMONS
Te uo; c.rtct route 10 Tauatoa Adepo, PjGousb, New
Bedford Martha. viacr1r. NANTUCKET Cope C0A The WHITE
EouyTAISs sJ p.?ll potts 10 krwsssa.4 a. the Prov
For At SSi aad o.J bToaiNoy
lrocIsy ea,r Tgseyh rst Third a,i Dream ifeisni
kx OEees GA br.aGwav ami 10 Court
Per sH prrcipa Hotels
~nc Ticket 0a1cs, - .-.,,
EILEs LANDS ENGAGED FO3 THB SEASON.
BORDEN LOWELL. Aesnx
GEORGE L COMMON 0eaersi fsss n.sF
o. T. b D. Ooxpssy
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CTONiNGION LINE for BOSTON and
- PROyDBScE.
be ,taureh erl con EARE iGASSHrr Taes-
L,ys Thurslsvs All sfOSiNG rDN. Nosda,
aud Pier 80 North Rvsf J.T
n arriving Boston Asai ~ ell lns
AMI
We-ott Hxorrss Co.. s1d at $40 Broadway.
X A. DR YEAU Psrght Aceu, " flDXSS GeaL Pass Agent
b. s. BABCOCK President.
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Men, Iersen Real Gstate for Sal
Gounirn Real estate tor Gale

"N"~'|>~
HARMS in DUTCHESS COUNTY, n. Y, for
L. SAb'- Apply ITO p BOChtH, shrkomeko NJ T.
TOR SALE-Large and small FARMS; soil,
oiatv, ani facilities uaslrp,,se titles perfect
Northern families setting JONES BRADY MELVILLE NottowaY
Co, Va
nor SALE-'rhe residence Of Mrs. A. N.
SKINNER, in Prospee:. NewiIsea LOT 200 fec; b. 10
g. All conyenencc& dable Fesdesss
not Ear f-om tue co. eyes HOMER MORGAN, 2 PBe-st.
GARDNER NOISE New Haven, Conn
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EHCORDzp.
Borery No 1872. second nsof ytsrs' pJ rear.: IL!
Charchst. No. 1855 t.t Zoo basement ~ yrs htm 4
LeolarI-si, Nc. ~ sab-Iss=neat IofO Pc va
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN aIyEh RALR0AD-Aier lS.i. tlfough Tsn' vii
pave Grand Central DEPOT
AMI NO!theo RrDTets,
1870 A. m sp.ea Chicago Express with rSins dscs
| B2 10. ais
1913 a. m, Ncftncrn AMI Western bipresa - $780,
St. Abans =. vy....,u 49,.
500 Express Daily with ieeprsc'rs i'r ""io'a aa'
Csbsbiaigua MI, "a, .,..,.,<,,, IN, poe,.,.y
Bufso and NaSara also for Chicego both L. ~ an VI
1noo H. Express with ,eeping for TrOv sat Albany
Way "am' 4" 's' LOCI" e ' C. H. kESORICK.
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.RIE RAILWAY
OILS and l0:ij q n.. 4.3o

/
| 7pm-tDanvL Paisc BIpss to the West s'eeprg Cc.'h.
uh to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati 81 Loas Oetros aad
lbc1ao vi boutc
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Gin proyerIn 10 tf..

OFFICE TO RENT, which has been occu-
pied for number OF years. large and newly far
nished. 1919 East .jth-st. LcXngtopaye.
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DAILY ,,,, a, tsonn 1sys Only -, ~. .-.... A.,

DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
Il CocTs Cornwall Newbureh. NsrlbOoug Aol, Highlands
tsew Pau, Esp1s-The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL fves
Hsiso Per 81, e. every TUESDAY, TH.ksDAb aud SAT
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-05


AS the following article from tie St.
Louis Times is IS applicable to Louis
lana as It IS to Mss uri. aud VIII be-
sides admit 81 a special State applica-
tions we commeud e to onr readers:
The Democratic newspapers 81 orr
State, i'll years gone by rs weli as in
the last campaign, did noble service 81
the cause of Democracy, and while
their owners and editors blow up
and puH up others, there is bnt
little said ia the Way Of credit for their
services. Few are disrosed To accord
them any prasa for Whist they have
done To help 10 bring about the victory
that the party has achieved; but there
is no number of men, either n Mis-
souri Of ont Of it, who have given
more valuable time or ability, as vel
as ali them energy and much Of their
means, towards the accomplishment of
what has taken place, than the propri-
etors of Democratic iournals Ihey
are the hewers of wood and drawers
of water in all political csmp gns
and prior to an election they are ex-
pected to mould public opinion "a
order to produce results Whether
defeat or success follows, they neither
ask for expect recognition Of tEteir
services They must labor early aad
late, and never tire f0r tile party and
its nominees, and meanwhile receive
little 0r no credit for what they do
Woe unto them If bv any chance they
omit 90 say or do anything which any
member of the party or its candidates
may BY chance imagine ought to be
done. They are expected TO work and
labor without pay, fee or reward, and
IT they stand on the order Of their
doing, the criticism OF Would-lie lead
ers, who arrogate to themselves ceEtain
high prerogatlves, and neither possess
standing, talents or ability, IS certain
to follow. There are others Who are
mEch given to ordering. dietatng
growing and grUmbling, because edi
tors don't do an they imagine ought
to be done men, too, who not only
never paid for the paper in their lives,
but do not patronize the press in any
way; 81, more likely, are subscribers
70 b Republican or some other kind OF
q sheet because. it is cheap. The con-I
test Of 1874 is past; the same news
papers have to rally for the greater
battle of 1876, and they are expected
to sustain the party and help II on-
ward to victory, and also To sustain its
elected officials, and help others into
place and power. While an this and
more is III j manner demanded of them,
.et us say To the party, its elected
officials and the Democratic public,
That some little credit is due to the
Democratic journals, both at home and
abroad.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-05
stan IlatEn ana l.mt.

/ fTrm tha NeE Qnaa BnA
4he telegraph yesterday brought
us Tie following Inform Lon. and
We wis o direct ate special at-
tention 81 OuE readers ard parti
cularly she aEtsBti0n oE ths mem-
lbefs of tia baf herst8
WAsHn8T0N, nov 2 I'd tie
cases of Jackson 81 ~. VS. Luds-
ling q as, declled IL the Uuitl
3 tes Supteme Copf oa Al0nd8y,
the Judgment Of the lower cnaft
was reversed on the ground shat
the defendants in error willie act
inp ID a tid0ciar capacity collud-
ed to dafraud the plaintiffs in error
out Of the pure sas9 of the Failr0ad
running fFom opposite Vicksbprg
To Monroe, louisiana kaoRn as
the North Louisiana IA road.
Mark The Language, gentlemen
all, mark il well, s deiendanss
in error, THAT is to say Chief 5as-
tice John I. Lndeling John Bay
and others while acting ID ! flu
ciarY capacity collndaa fc6ls3.le8
is tie word. gentlemen4 70 deiraud
the plaintiffs IN error. etc. Is not
that shameful Is It bot humiIi-
ating that We, of Louisiana, should
be called upon to listen to s0 with
eung D rebuke % Che Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court, and 50 feel
that every blistering word Is true
as gospel
We demand in She name oi out-
ragged justice and NJ deceucY itself
that this man Labelling ''steps
down and out; that ha no lonEeg
defle the efmine and insult ihe
members of the bar by appearing
In his seat after Che terrible 703g-
ment which has been taudsfsd
against him by the supreme Court
at Washington. That iudgmen6
is final, and not All the waters ok
the ocean can wash bis reputation
clean again, The members ai onr
bar Gun no longer ignore she hnd-
ing Of The court st last appeal,
they must act upon the matter,
and should Ludehng's 5 own senss
Of the delicnav nE Laas zlnsi 5.eas.. ret aseasks
cause him To resign, they should
demand kts resigilg 8R
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-05

Tim ELECTION on 1879 We learn
that Governor AIcEnery has been sum
moned to Washington to appear before
tile Congressional Committee appoint
ca to examine into the election of 1872,
and is also requested to carry with him
the returns Of that election, whicll. up
to this time, have escaped the greedy
clutches Of Kellogg. The contestants
i'll the Sheridan, Pinchback; Gibson,
sheldon; and Lawrence, Sypher cases
have been busy for several months past
taking testimony to lay before shis
committee, and now, with these returns,
they viii have the whole Louisiana case
before them. M. o.. Bulletin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-05
"A DfsgracerlII Fact.

1T is with reluctance that ne
yield To the necessity of giving d
place ia our columns I'd some cons
ments upon a most disgracefnE
affair that has recently occurred
ia this city, ID which one Of Kel-
logg's election officials Is the prin-
cipal actor. # rs remembered
that The returns from tile parish
Of Rienville were broughs here
more than a week ago, bat for
some reason Or other they haye
not been deposited with tie Re-
turning Board. After closely
watching the election commission
er il was discovered that be had
deposited The returns and hallak
boxes with The keeper of U noto-
rious house Of ill-fams. There
these returns remain, and L seems
that the Returning Board Il pew-
erless to compel their removal or
secure possession DC them.
What d commentary up8n an
executive who would tolerate such
infamous conduct on Che part Of
one of his sppointees. But then,
We Should racollect thag the re-
tarns from the patish of Bienvla
show d very large majofity ia ia-
yoE oil the Democratic ticket, aud
that may aceonnt, in a measure,
tai the inexUnsable delay Id pros
ducing them Sneh 1 glaring out
rags as this should Be consifel
by the Returning Baaga a. direct
insull, and the perpetrat9r should
be punished in q way that VIII
nrevent 4 repetition 81 such sFa-
putable and criminal eondnet
Silence OH The part 81 heliaGg d
shis affair. indicates anpl1ba Hs
and makes him L peflY W tae
notorious Lou Dudley, ~ she
scheme u d8ptifing me peapls ot
their votes. We hafN never had
d very eNaitad opinion e tie
moral character of the Ue ac
Governor, but wo never thoaehi
him capable Of So adiug him
self aN 20 consort with sueh aban-
doned characters Con the parpose
of delrauding the people and sas.
tuning hls totterlng asugnati0n.
How long will these people con
6nue To abuse our natiences h
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THE WEEKLY ECHO
.Pablseg Eoe,g satur7ay lo.siia6,
AT
l4AKF. CHARLES. la.
~ 80 oa snbagrinaian.

slne cop1 one year 50 90
1ine cor six months ! SO
Jingle y, .,ies, ................... o5
Payable invariably in advance
ADVERTISING
Per Sqrares no lines OF 1ess S1 80
Every subsequent insertion .. 90
Announcement Of candidates for
Office. ..s....5..... SlO O0
French SIS extra
Marriage and Death Notices S1 90
Obituary Notices 10 cents line.
Advertisements sent in for pul1lica-
tion. when there are no directions, viii
he inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, VIII be con-
tinned until orders ale received and
Charged accordingly.
Liberal discount To those who adyer-
tise by the year or quarter
NoeFedit will he given for Advertising
on job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the name,
business and place of residence, with
paper inclnded, Twelve Dollars per
annIlm.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Candidates for
office. (simple announcement Of ten
lines or less, $40; for olice Jury, 50.
In French rs extra.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-05

The full officially reported vote Of
Pennsylvania IS a follows; Lattas
Democrats, for Lieutenant Governor
2T7, 1875, Olmstead. Republican, 2l5, 6;
Latta' 5 majority, 1879 Last year the
Republican majority for State Treas
uret was 25,352 0f the twenty-seven
members 81 Congress Demaerks elect
seventeen md the Republicans ten-a
Democratic gain Of twelve members.
Ia the Legislature the Democrats VIII
have twanty-one Senators and the Re-
publicans twenty mine, with ltl DEM
ocrats and 81 Republicans in The Ho1se
-a Democratic majority of awelYe ON
joint ballot Ihis insures the election
81 a Democrat to tie Senate IA place
81 Scott whose term expires N March
next.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-05

The New York Sun says. Tho fact
that over eight hundred young girls.
most 81 whom have never been be tha
stage, awerad hn advertisement call-
ing for two hundred girls to take nart
in The ballet 81 q spectacular drama, IS
very significant There are not hun
drals bnt thousands Of respectable
yonng wcmen in New York 60 whom
tha problem 81 lie shia winter looks
very serious. At the best barely abs
to maintain themselves the hard
times hago taken away the slender
support, and g s0ap house existence or
worse. stages them in she iaee.
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PERsEY ERANCE
NUR mills ARE sUBsTANrIAIl.


.TUR MILLS ARE SUBSTANTIAL
~ N bnilt, expressly for the purpose
Of Rice Milling, with all the new i'm
proyements arf1 appliances. With sufi-
cient warehouse capacity to meet any
demand for Ieeeivi~g and forwarding
RICE, centrally located to railroads,
shipping. ferry and steamboat landings.
Ne viii guarantee orr milling and
yield both as to quality and guantitv
to be unsurpassed by any rice mill in
this State.
Our turn out" has always been from
104 to 114 lbs. cleaned Rice to tie bar-
rel of rough, which is abont twenty
per cent. over any mill in this city
and country
We will pay particular attention to
the separation Of all lots of rough Rice
received by us
Our charges for milling are as follows:
1c per pound, cleaned, for Nos. ! and 2
l5e g for polishing horse min
Rice
no deviation on the above prices un-
der any circumstances.
Sacks furnished free of charge.
SIEWERD 81 KIP.
Address, Lock Box 3s6,
augSyl New Orleans, La.
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rTINsS FERR 81
AND snoRE.
&c nile aI9Ea 80 ~ on q

Calcasiea River.
The undersigned wishes 70 inform
6he travelling public aad Stock Drovers
thnt ha has put Mis- h1errY and beer pens
in good repair and is ready b accom-
mOdate Gll who may wish 60 cross with
him. with everything that S generally
required hy stock men and travellers.
He has largo safe Eiat suitable for
crossing amy kind Of taeas also tWQ
chain bonms torswilnmim fastNgage
on eaoh side ef tha river. free0f charge
Keep constantly on band fUll sNp-
plv 81 Groceries, Provisions and For
age. ait the voF lowest prices!
invest III. u. NIX.
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An earthquake occurred % @Cru Cruz
On the 18Th 0f November Two shocks.
each lasting ten conds, were felt
alonp tie entire Mexican coast Sex
eral houses were destroyed, and great
consternation prevailed, but no lives
were lost
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Mr. stevens ID elected delegate t0
Congress from Arizona by over 3a0 mn-
jority, by the oaiCial returns
, 1874-06-24
SPAIN.

The Sagasta Zabala Cabinet are having
things very much their own way at present.
The usual game of designations and appoint
ments is going on on an extensive scale,
not merely in Madrid, but all over the pro-
vinces. From civil Governors to civil Cover
nors' porters all is change. The "ihs " have
suddenly become the " outs, " and the outs
have become the ms. " In Madrid the
" outs" may be seen in shoals at the corner
of the Gale Sevilla and Gale Acala, close
to the Cafe Suiza all day long, but p%artiou-
lally in the afternoons, bewailing and denouno-
ing their hard fate, while the ms " and the
a~spirants to be such line the staircases of all
the Ministries so thickly that entrance for
the ordinary public is very difficult. This is
one of the scandalous effects of the Spanish
system of administration, With a dozen or
two of exceptions, it is a fact that the whole
of the public employs change on the advent
of a new Government. You may be
quite sure that Senior Sagasta is making
the most of his opportunity, and eliminating
from the public service every man in Madrid
and the provinces who is or has been inimical
to him. 1t would be difficult to estimate the
number of grudges he has to revenge, and what
a number of old ~retainers and faithful friends
to serve.-Eup. Mail.