, 1875-01-07

at the Treasury yesterday and had q
long conservation with Gen. Spianef
this probably gave rise to the rumor Of
resignation.
The public debt statement shows total
debt %. .2A0.6l4, ,2oS. Total in Treasury
$13.777. .403 81. Bonds issued to Pa.
cifc Railroads. interest payable in law
fnl money, principal outstanding. $64,'
623, ,5l2; interest accrued not yet raid,
81. .93s. 7O5; interest paid o. g., $24..
1926. 1886; interest repaid by transporta,
ticn of mail, etc., IS. .4Ol. .838; balance Of
interest paid by U. s.. $1s. s.723.55s
PAR1s. Jan. 2.-King Alphonso has
granted amnesty to all Carlists. King
Of Belgium has recognized Alphonzo;
telegraphed congratulations; recogni-
ton BY most of the European rahirets
momentarily expected: blessing of the
Pope asked for by the King has been
sent through Nuncio.
MADRD. Jan. 3-The Republican Or
mics of Catalonia and Sargossa have
accepted Don Alfonzo as King. 1t is
reported that one of4he first acts Of the
new ministry will. be to telegraph to the
Captain General of Cuba to exercise
conciliatory spirit towards Cubans. by
reestablishing. as far as possible. cor
dial under standing between the Home
and Province Governments aud Creoles.
The Spanish Army and Navy yesterday
accepted Don Alfonso as King. Mar
shal Serrano quietly transferred the
of the armies to Gen. Lazan-
era. The squadron has sailed from
Carthagena for Marseillos to escort Al
fonso to Spain. f
NEW YoRk.iJan 2. The Inauguration
of Gov. Alden took plkce yesterday in
the presence Of large concourse of cit
liens.
VENIrA, Indian Terry. Jan. 1. - The
people are greatly excited at the report
ed approach of 200 armed adherents of
John Ross, within II miles of this place
proposing to capture it. Tho women
and children last night. were placed on
the railroad train ready to put QUE if the
attack was made Nearly all the whites
have left the town of Choutean Station
south of here. The Cherokees residing
on Grand River, are coming in droves.
The advance guari is about starting to
meet them, now reported to number
only 100.
BOSTON, Jan. 2.-Owiug to the fre~
quency Of incepdiarism the Fire Under
writers Union has appointed an officer
to investigate the origin of all fires,
whether or not claims for losses are
made on Companies.
NEw YORK, Jan. 2--Sopbia Cracroft,
niece of Lady T. ankin, in letter pub
lished here regarding the renewal. by
Lady Franklin. Of the reward of 2,00o
for the recovery of documents from hel
husbands expedition, says, " In consid.
Grafton of the difficulty of providing fol
the equipment for such an undertaking
my aunt has added to the reward ol
1900 to the one receiving possession
of the documents in question, the offel
of the same compensation for the cut.
lay; adjudication o. this, as well as the
reward itself, to be made by thee per-
sons, approved by beth parties. of whom
all are to be oH;cers of the Navy. who
have had experience in the Arctic ser
vice, and who must therefore be compe
tent for the duty kindly undertaken by
them. 1t is right that should add that
the payment Of the Sums to be claimed
is made binding upon my aunt's execu.
tors in thu contingency OF her death
during the progress of the work" =i
CHEYENNE. Jan. 2. "A letter Just re-
ceived from the Red Cloud Agency says
that Col. Hen,y. with company Of the
Third Cavalry left that post on the 10Th
.
of December for the Eastern slopes Of
the Black Hills to drive out the invad-
ing miners. Col. Henry's command
took 80 days rations and forage and
were prepared for the encounter. The
Indians at the Agency were demanding
that the horses. wagons and other prop
erty of the Black Hill miners should,
when captured, be turned over to them.
SAN Francisco. Jan. about nine
o clock the body of a man was found
floating in the Bay. had apparently been
in the water only few hours. 1t had
a wound under the chin about inches
in length and 211l inches deep.
The trial of the notorious bandit Vas
quez is set for Tuesday the 5th inst. at
San jose.
George Farley. the notorious thief
and rounder died yerterday in the Coun-
ty Hospital from effects of stab receiv-
ed some IA days rgo.
Yesterday boy named James Stew
art was riding On horseback when the
horse took fright and ran away throwing
the boy off. His f,It caught in the
stirrup and he was dragged a consider
able distance. his head striking on the
cobble pavement A hystander caught
the horse. The horse fell on him bruis-
ing him severely Stewards head is badly
cut and his recovery is considered doubt
full. -s ..rf.. trrri.
Chas. Poland was yesterday thrown
from q horse and picked up insens,ble,
and now lies in a precaripus c. ndition.
His skull is supposed to. be fractured.
He is a young man about Is years of
age and the only support Of widowed
Uother.
Early yesterday morning an unknown
man WAS found dead in the street at the