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ENGLAND.

GOLFERS ON STRIKE BECOMING ALARNnNaLY
RIOTOUs
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1875.
strike Is In progress among the golfers Of
Dean Forest. Gloucestershire, and the strikers
have become riotous
Messengers have arrived at Monmouth asking
that the military be sent to quen the disturbance.
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THE MINNESOTA sENATORsHIp.
ST. PAUL, Jan. Is

ST. PAUL, Jan. Is, 1875.
Alexander Ramsey was renominated by the
republican caucus for Senator, Receiving AZ votes
to IL Tor Washburn. IL present not voting. Is alb
SENT The Davis men present refused to vote,
but the nomination was formally made unani-
nous without dissent. Practically the nomina-
ton goes to the open convention, being made by
u minority.
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GERMANY AID SPAIN.

TIE KAISER PREPARING 20 DEMAND SATISFACTION
FOR cAR1Isr oUrRtE-THE INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS BECOME SERIOUS.
LONDON, Jan. 1850 A. N.
Tho 7Yyoes, ane c,ay despatch from Berlin says:-
.rhe corvette Notilus will await the arrival or
other vessels at iuetaria on the Spanish coast,
near the scene ethe outrage on the Gustav She
will abstain trol hostilities unless attacked.
..The neoot tons with the Madrid government
are not pro. essing as tavoraby as was expected.
..Tne Atniralty have been ordered to prepare
for tho Iespatch Of three cOrvettes and three
moro 0nboats to that portion Of the northern
coast 4 spain occupied by the Carllsts. This Will
raise6e number OF the German neet in the Bay
,of Biyay to eight vessels"
RUSSIAN HOPE OF SPANISH SATISFACTION.
LONDON, Jan. 1876 A. M.
It is still hoped in Berlin that notwiths sanding
.he difficulties which have been raised, Spain will
admit the proprlety OF ratiiying the demands Of
Germany.
A FRENCH VERSION OF THE GERMAN DIPLOMACY
TOWARDS SPAIN.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1875.
"A circular letter was received from Berlin few
days ago. which states that Germany, although
wishing to respect the feelings OF the Spanish
government, considers that she is obliged to sat-
lsfy public opinion and avenge the insult to her
Gag.
She s disposed to adopt the same concilatory
policy toward the new government which was
maintained toward President Serrano. There
fore she claims from the good will of
Spain the satisfaction due the German
nag. II the government is unable to grant It Ger.
many Will address 1t In order to act In concert for
the best measures to obtain satisfaction from the
perpetrators OF the outrage.
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ROBERT EDMoNDs.

Robert Edmonds, the founder and owner OF the
packet line on the James River and Kanawna
Canal, died yesterday morning in Virginia, aged
sixty-seven years. He was native OF Vermont,
but had been resident OF Richmond, Va, over
forty years.
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STEAMSHIP DISASTER.

VESSEL AND TWENTY LIVES LOST.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1875.
The steamship Alice. from Cardiff fo- CONSTANT
uople. has been lost at sea.
Twenty persons were drowned.
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OBITUARY.
HON, GARNET M'MILLN.

HON. GARNET MMrLhN
Hon. Garnet Mcmillan, member OF Congress elect
from one of the districts OF the State OF Georgia.
died at Atlanta, "Wednesday, to the great regret or
Q very wide circle OF friends.
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SPAIN.

KING ALFONSO TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
NORTH.
MADHD, Jan. IT, 1875
The King will leave the capipl probably on Moo
day for the headquarters OF TIP Army ol tne Nortn.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

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the temperature during the past twenty.four
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OF last year, as recorded at Hutnuts Pharmacy,
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MAINE UNITED STATES SENATOR
SHIP.

ACGUSTA, JHH.
At the democratic Senatorial caucus for United
States Senator last evening Jonn G. Talbot, OF
East Machias, was nominated, receiving AZ votes
against III for air Others The nomination was
made unanimous
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. rs. ig7k

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. Is, 1878
The Legislature has adjourned until Monday
The republican caucns to nominate United states
week.
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harmony, but this mas not been done. He would
self, that no man more emphaticaily condemned
this charge than he. He, therefore, believed the
most effectual way 10 prove false this foul and
most unnatural charge was to go into an open
vote. He would DE wiling TO make the ballot a
precedent, anu he hoped preamble would be
attached declaring that such shall be the mode to
govern democratic caucuses herealter-so far as
this caucus can make such a precedent. This
perhals, would serve to denounce the charge OF
corruption.
Mr. HAMMOND discaimed any knowledge OF any
charge oil corruption. lie had made his motion
for Urd Uoce vote. because 1t was, in his opinion
the most convenient mode OF proceeding.
SENATOR FOX DEFENDS KELLY.
Senator Fox, referring to the references 10
Tammany Hail and the meeting OF The New YORK
delegation, could not see that in their consulting
toge her they mad committed any great sin. IT. IN
their consultation. they should select the right
man, he himself would put tue collar OF Tammany
ceeded to defend John Kelly, whom he denomi-
mated "Honest John Kelly" He declared that the
the State OF New YORK In the United states Senate
was Francis Herman, OF Oneida. tAppauseJ
THE POINT OF ORDER.
Senator JACOBS rose to point OF order, and
said the gentleman was not speaking to the
question before the caucus. Settle this question,
he SAID, and then let US discuss tie merits OF the
FOX RESUMES
Senator FOX said he would come to that, and
proceeded to deIend the action OF the New York
delegation
THE WILL OF THE PARTY.
Mr.. WAEHNER defended the New York delega
ti0n, hurting back the charge that 1t was under
the lash OF master. That delegation recognized
no master put the win OF the democratic party.
Senator JACOBS inquired what charge he re-
ferred to.
Mr.. WAEHNER-The charge OF the New York del
egatlon wearing the collar OF master.
Mr.. JACOBs-Ohl IL that all?
Mr.. WAEHNER-That is all; and will add that IL
Is well known fact that there Is o master In
Kings county, and his lieutenants are here on this
moor attempting to control the action here on
this question.
Mr.. JACOBs-win the gentleman allow mer II
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Board of Mis-
sions of the Protestant Episcopal Church re-
sumed their session to-day. The Committee
on Mission Offerings appointed last year re-
ported through Bishop Howe, OF Central
Pennsylvania, that in their judgment the need
of a more thorough enlistment of the people
in the great missionary work was becoming
more apparent every year. The annual
meetings of the DO I'd were very enthusiastic,
but contributions do not flow freely into the
treasury.
Every baptised member Of the church that
does not contribute assistance to the mission
airy work is derelict in his duty. The COM
mittee suggested the adoption of series of
resolutions to the effect that it is the bounden
duty of every one baptised to systematically
give due portion for the spread OF the gos-
pei and the salvation of men; that it is the
duty of pastors to insist upon this, and that
while it may not be practicable to introduce
the pledge and envelope system, in every do
cese where it had been established it had
proved success, and its adoption is earnestly
recommended.
The report was adopted, and quite dis
cussion OF the resolutions accompanying it
ensued-Dr. Mcknight end Mr.. W. Walsh,
of Philadelphia, Rev. Mr.. McNamar and
others, speaking in their favor, and DR.. Lewis,
Bishop McCoskey and others, opposing them.
The resolutions were finally adopted.
On motion, it was resolved that the secre-
tary be instructed to send copy of the reso-
lutions to each minister having charge Of q
narish
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FOREIGN kEWo.

RoME, O;t 27.-It is stated some OF the
German Bishops asked the advice OF the vat
ican for line of conduct to terminate the
conflict with the German Government Sub
gsYuently Cardinal Antonelli addressed cir
gaiar to all German Bishops asking Their
opinion. =,
Prince Frederick William unveiled the
Baron Stein memorial There was much Ger
Gznony.
PARIS, Oct 27.-The government is prose-
eating EEcho De Ajaccio, nj. Rouhers organ,
cr saying the Constitution is an uncertain
1agime, established by group OF persons
without authority.
LONDON, Oct 29.-The screw sloop OF war
Alhatross has been ordered to Panama to pro-
beet British interests.
The !Sand.trd says the Servian Skoupchtina
vaed 81 noes to AZ yeas on the motion for
unr with Turkey.
Adyices from Central Asia state the insur-
Jssrtion in Khokand has been rene we'd and the
nsw Khan fed to Khodjend.
MEETING OF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN, Oct 27.-The German Parliament
met to. day. The Emperor was absent on &C
sount of indisposition. The speech was read
by the Minister OF State. His Majesty says,
10 far as human judgment can discern, peace
sn more assured now than at any time during
twenty years preceding the reconstruction OF
Ahe Empire.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-River feet inches
and falling. Weather fair and milder.
PrrrsBURG, Dot 27.-River feet inches
and falling. Cloudy and cool weather.
CAIRO, Oct. 27.-Arrived: Belle of Shreve-
port from ST. Louis at last night. Departed
Belle OF Shreveport for New Orleans at A.
NJ. River feet 3 inches and stationary.
Weather clear; mercury 60.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 27.-River feet Ito and
falling. Weather clear and cool. Down:
Robt. Mitchell at midnight.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River feet 7 inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-No arrivals. Departed
John A. Scudder for New Orleans. River fal.
len 3 feet ] inch. Weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-River fell one inch.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed: st.
Joseph for st. Louis, Thompson Dean and
JAM IS Howard latter last night-for New
Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, Oct 27.-Passed down: Tensas
at l 80 A. NJ, Utah at 1870 P. NJ, Jimmie
Baker new at P. M. Up: Katie at II NJ
Arrived: st. Genevieve at z A. NJ. River tell 5
inches in the last "a hours. Weather clear
and warm.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHnsGToN, Oct 81. - Mr.. Cresswell
Presidept of the Freedman's Bank Commis
Mon, has signed thirty thousand checks &c
pay depo:itors twenty per cent Novem6ert l.
John B. Stickney has been appointed DIS.
anct Attorney for the Northern DISTRICT o.
Norida.
WASHINGTON, Oc,. 27-Advices from Lon
Acn deny the story Of love and assassination
mo which the King Of Spain and the Duke De
ss1to are represented as the principal actors.
One version, speaking Of the wife and daugh-
Ter of Spanish colonel, shows its falsity from rom
ahe fact that the colonel mentioned ID well
known in New York, where be resided a long
time, and married an American lady, VINO mas
being assassinsted, is alive and in comfortable
circumstances.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The President has
recognized Charles Lundin as Vice Consul OF
Sweden and Norway at Richmond. Va.
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THE POSTS FINANCIAL ARTICLE.

New YORK, Oct. 21.-The Posts financial
article says:
Gold opened at 1l5i, advanced by 1856
o'clock to 1168, since which time sales have
been 1l5s@ll6 on gold loans. Opening rate
was 1-64 for use, since which rates have been
to ~ cent per annum and 1-64@1-32 per
day. Foreign exchange is lower Business
is quoted at 1904 SO.
In the money market the ruling rate for de-
mand loans at bank is u cent At the
Stock Exchange balances have ranged from
3@4 u cent. Up to this hour prime mercan-
tile paper is 6@7 u cent. Government bonds
are 1(as higher than yesterday, excepting
currency 6's. State bonds at first board were
dull and steady. District of Columbia Boss
sold at 72I
The ock market to-day is steady to
strong. The leading strong stocks have been
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Erie. Extreme
sales have been as follows:
Lake Shore 603@629, Pacific Mail 403@
Az, Erie l7B@lSf, W. U. Tel 76l@Ts,
Northwestern 37i@3SI, Ohio and Mississippi
16S@1SI, Atlenuc and Pacific Tel. lS@l7!,
Union Pacific 66i@65l.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-28
FROM THE PASSES,

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct 81, Noon.-Barom eter
1920. Wind east-northeast, strong. Wealth
er clear and cool.
No arrivals or departures.
The British bark Sheffield Lithgow master,
20 days from Liverpool, arrived and sailed for
Galveston.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct 81, P. M.-B,rom-
eter 1910. Wind east, fresh. Weather clear
and cool.
Arrived French bark Countesse Dlchatel,
Dupont, master, 81 days from Bordeaux, with
a general cargo to Bercier & DeSmet.
Schooner Jennie Wood, Pzzati, master, IL
DAYS from Utilla, with fruit to s. Oteri d Bro.
Sailed Schooner Anita.