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competitors.

RAPID TRANSIT. Commissioners OF
Rapid Transit, to whose present delibera-
tons every one in this city looks with anx-
iety and interest, hoping that the vexed
problem will be satisfactorily solved, are in
active consultation every day. and the indi-
cations are that route will be selected this
week
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A TRAIN OF CARS conveying a number of
devout people from camp meeting, near
Goshen, on Wednesday night broke through
rotten bridge, inhicting severe injuries on
many Of the passengers, who were evidently
impressed with the idea that they had taken
the train to glory, according to the hymn
which is such favorite at camp meetings.
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FALL Fashions. Notwithstanding the re-
luctance Of summer to leave the city on the
LIST of September rs it should do, according
to all meteorological laws, the purveyors OF
fashion, and they are numerous, ingenious
and expensive, issue their proclamations to
the feminine world at large and announce
dire things againsttk neace Of RGte,7aHi4ias
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks were
stronger and the street free from rumors.
Gold advanced from 1135 to 1144. Money
easy. Bonds firm
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TRIPLE S HEET.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1875.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the aoedther today a1iA be sodrm and
partly cloudy, toih occasional areas Of rain
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NOTICE TO sUBSCRIBERs.-on and
after January l, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the NEW YORK HERALD will be
sent free of postage.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIET0
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HERZEGOVINA news from Herzego-
vina is far from reassuring, although the ac-
tivity of the insurgents seems to have de-
creased. Austria evidently wants peace main
tanned, and has conveyed in very strong Lam
guage TO Servia her desire that that little
Power should keep out of the struggle now
going on between Herzegovina and the
Porte. This note would no doubt settle the
question if it were not for the unfriendly at
titude assumed by Russia toward the Turkish
government. In reply TO Austria's note
Russia will probably make known her inten-
ton to supervise the action Of Austria This
attitude ofRussia will prolong, without doubt,
the struggle between the Herzegovinians and
the Turks, and encourage doubtful princes to
give their sympathy and support to the pres
ent rebellion. The danger of general Euro
pean war growing out Of this trouble in the
Turkish dominion daily increases, and the
action Of Russia would seem to point TO ac-
tive war measures on the part of the great
Northern Powers at no distant day.
RAPID TRANSIT may be regarded as an ignis
fatNs If our precious Aldermen are to decide
upon it, The Commissioners Of Rapid Transit
had a series Of resolutions before that august
body yesterday, which failed to receive the
consent Of the City Fathers Individual
interests are evidently too powerful in the
Board for public interests to obtain hearing
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Politics md Pics.

Photographers have been blazing away for
two or three days at pie peddler, and be-
hold they have brought down Congress-
man. In the person of the presumably
humble individual who in the new Post
Office was dispensing pie to q depraved
public appetite we are startled to find a
representative of t. sovereign people of
Nebraska What is Ie story Of Baucis and
Philemon compared to this? People who
have entertained angels unawares' had no
such reason to be startled as the public and
the photographers and the Postmaster have
over this discovery of political potentate,
for they have generally performed good
offices for their guests, as did the simple old
Greekcouple and so had their reward but
the public that has tumbled the pie man out
of sure fortune, and the Postmaster who
has co-operated, have to consider the pos
sibilities Of Congressional wrath Is it not
possible there is some doubt in this story
Could Nebraska Congressman ever get his
soul down to pies and penny profits? Are
there no more silver mines in the Western
country, with chances for aspiring spirits
Would it not have been easier to 90 to
Nevada for million than to come all the
way TO the new Post Office to sell eighty
dollars worth of pie per day. There is one
mystery in this case that we hope the future
will solve. Did this man have his eyes on
the pie stand and get himself elected to Con-
gress, in order that he might have the in
fuence necessary to secure this dyspeptic
placer? or did he come to Congress as the
rest do, vaguely on the make, and was the
pie stand the best thing that corrupt ad-
ministration had to offer?
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty eighth street. Broadway. -MEXfCAN JUVEN
LIE OPERA TROUPE at 8 r NJ closes 1880 T. NJ.
Soedad linda Moron.
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COLONEL Sims PARK THEATRE,
Brooklyn.-VARIETY Ut p. NJ closes at 10 :4o r. NJ
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wALLACK1S THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street-Bnglish Comic Opera
BOULOTTE at L. NJ Miss Julia Matthews, Mr.. &. II.
MacdermOtt
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT. at p. NJ.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

VOLUME YL....................... "a
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ROBINSON HALL
West Sixteenth street.-Engsh opera-PRINCESS OF
TREBIZONDE, at s T. NJ.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
I've p ef Feas C o
.Soledad linda Moron.
BrOOklyn.-vARIETY, at P. NJ. closes 10 10 P NJ
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT. al M.
wALLAcKs THEATRE,
BToady%E and TsFteeSth Comic oPsTp
Macdermott~
ROBINSON HALL
Msss Sixteenth sree'Engsh opera-PRINcEss OF
No sl4 Broadwayv4RIEfy at II close. at 10 As
WOODS MUSEUM.
srosdway corner Of Ihirteth stFestzYKEs THE SHOW
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
AtsP. M; closes at llpM
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Nos 5s5 and 5s7 OVERWHELMINGLY. at 8 P. NJ
HOWE CUsHING's CIRCUS,
foot Of Houston street. East RverAernoOn and evening
performances
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Irving place and Fourteenth streek-AROUND THE
WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS, at 8 p M closes az II P NJ
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
New Opera House Broadway Of Twenty ninth street.
atSP. M
BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third street and Sixth ayenue-RICHARD Ill at
s p NJ. Mr. Barry Sullivan.
DARLINGS OPERA HOUSE.
Twenty third street and Sixth avenue-COTTON REEDS
AINSTkELs, at 8 r NJ closes at 10 P NJ
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No GA Broadway.-YARIETY T. NJ closes At 10 :45
PM
GTIMORE's SUMMER GARDEN
late Barnum's Hippodrome-GRAND POPULAR CON-
CERT at 8 p. NJ closes at IL p. NJ.
TIvOLI THEATRE.
Eighth street, near Third avenue.-vARIETY atsPM
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THEATRE COMIQUE,
No 514 Broadway.-VARIETY, at p. A. closes at 10 a
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway corner OF Thirteth street-ZYKES THE SHOW
MAN. at p N closes at 10 45 p. NJ Matinee p NJ
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Eighth avenue Twenty third streeL-RICHARD Ill
Al r. NJ closes at IL r. NJ
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-12-16
wOuld you have Rosy cheeks2

ExPERIENCB OF a YoUEo WoMAN.-A coun>
try girl, young, pretty and happy, her step
was elastic and the roses of health bloomcd
upon her cheek One April morn she was
overtaken by q "spring shower" and caught
q cold
1t was her "particuar time" and SUPPRESSION
was the result. At the next period nature
refused to act. She became sallow, swollen
and suffered intensely with pain in the back
and CLOVER stomach" palpitations, difficulty
of breathing, indigestion and headache. Doc
tors failed to palliate her distressed condition,
and she longed for death as the only hope of
relief, At tho instance of friend, who her
self experience its benefits, she was induced
to try DR., j. Btadfelds Female Regulator.
One hottie cured her. She was again tho
happy girl she was that April morning before
the shower, Tho Female Regulator is pre-
pared by L, II, Brad6eld, Druggist, Atlanta,
Ca, Of 81 so per bottle and kept by all re-
spectacle drug men throughout the land
A most Excellent Remsdy.
ArLANRA, Ga, March II, lS7O.-I havo
examined the recipe Of Bradheds Female
Regulatory and from my knowledge Of the in
gradients, believe it n most excellent medicine
and well suited 10 that class of diseases desig~
mated. l have no hesitation in advising it's
use, and confidently Recommend it to tho
public JOEL BRANnAM, Nj. d.
Dec q If At
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AsSIGNEES' SALE.
In RE WIN. COUCH, Bankrupt.

In RE WIN. COUCH, Bankrupt.
BY virtue of an order in bankruptcy,
TO mo directed, l will sell, before the
Court House door, at Pickens G. H..
on salosday in January next, at the
usual hour Of sale, the following tracts
of Land, to wit:
All that certain pioco, parcel and
tract Of land situate, lying and boing
in the county of Pickcns, on waters of
Brushy crook, adjoining lands, of r.
e. Gillian, Horny Couch, S. A. Couch
and others, known as tho "Brushy
creek or Johnny Courch tract, con,
tanning fve hundred and fifty acres,
moro or less-the lfo estate Of Mary
Ann Counch in q portion of this tract
is reserved,
Also-One tract of land situate on
Georges creek, in samo county, cons
tanning four hundred and ninety acres
more or less, being tho balance of
VIM, Couch's "homestead" tract of
land, after setting off fone hundred and
fOrty-throe acros as homestead for
tho Bankrupt, These lands are con>
sidored very valuable, and may be
divided into small tracts to suit pur>
ohasorS.
TEISMS-One-half cash, the re-,
maindcr on twelve months credit, with
interest from the day of salo-with
bond and mortgage to secure tho pur-
chase money, Purchasers to pay for
papers. w, T. SHUMATE,
Dec 10, 1878 1913 Asst noe
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SHERIFF SALES.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs COUNTY,

pY virtue Of an order from 81 Douthit, Pro-
AO bate Judge of 0reenville County, | will
sell on Saleday in January next before tho
Court door at (Pickens) the following Tracts
of Land, TO wit.
Tract No. ], Situated in Piokens County.
on waters of Saluda River, adjoining lands Of
Sterling Turner, O. w. Garrison and others
and containing 2l9 acres more or less. On
this tract ia the homestead
Tract No. 2, Situated in said county, on
waters of Saluda river, adjoining tracts Nos.
and 8, and containing 1Gl acres, ore or less.
Tract No 8, Adjoining Nos. 2, and 7, and
containing 1921 acres, more or less
Tract No, 4, Adjoining trnctsNo. 8, 8, G and
7, and containing l l8 acres, more or less.
Tract No. 8, Adjoining tracts No. 4 and
6, and lands Of ]. W. Brunson, and contain
ing 81 acres, more or less.
Tract No q, Adjoining tracts Nos. 4 and
7, and lands of Henry Larkc, and containing
1871 acres, more or less.
Tract No. Z, adjoining tracts Nos 9 and
3, and lands of Henry Larke and Wilson, and
containing 55$ acres, more or less
Tract No. 8, Adjoining lands of Wade Larke
and others, and containing 50 acres. moro or lesa
This land is known as the Kirk kpatrick tract.
The said lands are sold as the property of
General William X. Easley, deceased for par
tition among his heirs, They ara very valuable
lying mostly on Saluda river and Georges
creek, and about six miles from the city Of
Grcenville. Parties wishing to purchase will
do we'll to look at the same
TERMS-One. third cash, the balance OH a.
credit of one and two years with interest from
day Of salo at ten per cent. per annum.- =
Purchasers to give bond and security with
mortgage of the promises to s. j Douthit,
Probate Judge, to secure the payment of tho
purchase money. Purchasers to pay for all
paperA
J. RrLE FERGUSON, sp.c.
Dec b, 1878 I6 3
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The State of South Carolina
PICKENa (lnIrNTv {
By /. II. PhHpot, Jud, c of Probate.

By 7. II. Philpot, Jud, OF Probdte.
WHEREAS, B. F. Morgan and s. d. Keith
hath made suit TO me to grant them I.ettcrg
of Administration on tho Estate and Effects
Of F.. II. Griffin, deceased
The kindred and creditors of tho said e. ii.
Griffin, are therefore cited to be and ap-
pear before me, In the Court of Probate, to DO
holden AT Piokeus G. II. ,on Thursday, the 23th
day Of December next, at IL o'clock. n. m ,
TO chew cause, If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and real this, the
oh day of December d., 1915
l. IL. PHILPOT, J.r.r.c.
Dec 0, 1875 l6
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l want delivered at Liberty 1000,-
900 Shingles; 10000 bushels of Corn;
Tor both OF which tho highest market
prices will be paid.
S. NJ. HOLCOMBE.
Liberty Station, Dec. Z, 1875 If
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TO

Total amount 1926 TO
fle and not Paid, but Payable.
Ballance Of 1880 rs stew'd 67 go
Services as Co Commissi'er AZ 70
do do 4S IS
do DO SO rs
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NEW sTOCKg
DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE & CROCKERY,
LAMPS & KEROSEN OIL.

LAMPS & KEROSEN OIL.
| have now and will continually
keep on hand quantities OF BACON,
MOLASSES, and SALT.
/ have just received 400 sacks Flour;
90 barrels of misunderstanding Of
whole barrels, half barrels and quartz
er barrelsj Is barrels Sugar; and 10
sacks Coffee. All Of which will be
sold cheaper than in any other Coun-
try Store in Pickens. All who wish
the above articles at low prices, will
do will to call on mo, before purchase
ing elsewhere.
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FITS AND EPILEPSY

positively cured. The worst cases, Of lonn.
est standing, by using DR.. Hebbard's Cnre-
bottle sent free to all addressing ], s. Din
BLEE, Druggist, 8l4 9th Ave, N. Y.
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Paid, locks, hand'6s, for Jail 81 90
Poor House supplies, III 60
Paid for p. House building 81 O5
Assessing property, 1874 500 90
iServices as Solicitor, 1875, SIS 90
March term court, 1875 81 90
March term court, 1875 287 90
Taking convicts to Pen'ry As 35
Repairing bridge 81 90
Execution book Co. Treas 20 90
dieting prisoners Nov. 1874 35 so
dieting prisoners Dec. 1874 28 40
Dieting prisoners Jan. 1875 81 60
dieting prisoners Feb 1876 Al 20
Repairing bridge, 500
Repairing 2 bridges, 500
Care pauper lunatic, 5 mos rs 90
Expenditure labor p H farm 18 20
Services as steward, 2 mos. AZ rs
II oxpe's rep. Keowee bridge 81 SO
Record books Probate Judge 81 10
Bagging & ties 1 bale cotton 3 90
Poor House supplies, l3 2O|
Bottoming chairs Co Treas. l 80
Rop. lightning rod on CHI 20 25
Services Clerk board Co Com 33 90
Record books Clerk Court 32 90
Repairing grand jury room $50
Services as Clerk Court &C rs
ISmithing for Poor farm 635|
ISup'cs for poor house & Jail 123 40
Taking oon'ts Penitentiary 46 60
dieting prisoners Mar rs 26 40
lDieting prisoners April rs IL 80
dieting M'Junkin in Copbia 16 80
Repairing bridge 25O
Registration Of claims 4 90
Blanks for County Com'rs 20 90
! limo bride (BIythe) Saluda l5O 90
do do (Earle) Saluda 202 90
Fees as sheriff & trans pris's ITO 80
IDieting prisoners May '75 6 80
dieting prisoners June rs $50
dieting prisoners July rs IL 40
IOne halt Farr bridge Saluda $40 90
Caro- pauper lunatio 4 mos 20 90
Services as Co Com'r 70 rs
do do 81 40
Sores as Clerk B Co Com'r 90 90
Services County Com'r 1O2 40
Expenditure tor poor house 408 Al
Services as jury commisio'r Sc 90
CONSTABLE foes 60 35
CONSTABLE fces 10 05
Taking care pauper lunaLio Ii 90
Goods per shcrff Ferguson 600
Goods tor Poor House 3 55
Services as Clerk OF Board 197 l5
Advertising annual meeting Z so
Services as constable IL 90
Serv, as Poor House steward Sc 21
} Total amount paid $4,058 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-03

ritts.' dejando en- poder de- nuestras tro-
pas dos caballos y otros efectos. Una
grueea partida insarrecta sigui6 hacia Ia
Demajagua, perdiendose el rastro en- el
potrero sBarranco, al que di6 fuego.
Encontrado que fue q eIrastrO hacia ssRio
grande" So le dio a'cance en-. Rio Dema
Sjsgua, cuyo pasos stfat0de defender, pero
ta6 arroiado ysarrollada su caballerfa,
que Sc dispera6 Ell coronel Goicoechea
participa haberse salvado mas de la Guar
ia parte del poblado de Chambas, y ALI
calcula en- 100el nAmero de baias que tn
vo el dia del ata4ue. Ell brigadier Vale
ira batio al enemigo q dia 8 en- "Cade.
mas" a dos leguas de " "Marroquf.o
Sangaih fu6 tiroteado Ell dia 2 por ex-s
ploradores que salieron del "Ciego," re-
cuperandose unas 80 personas que lleva.
ban prisioneras.
Otro telegrama de la misme fecha y del
propio punto dice que Ell encuentro tenido
el 13 con ell enemigo por el brigadier Ar
minan en- ell ingenio 'sPedroso" fu6 de
may or iinportaneia de la que Sc ha comu
nicado. Segun. tesfigps presenciales, van
encontrados y enterrados hasta ahora SO
muertos de los insurrectos, y Sc sabe lie
van consigo gran n1mero de heridos: Sc
retiran hacia el oafetal isGonsalez, " y son
perseguidos viyamente por dos columnas
del ej6rcito.
El coronel Yoller, tomo ayefen Beju-
co un :eampamento enemigo, ocupandole
cuatro caballos, una tercerola y yarios
efectos, matando al prefecto.-Hoy d las
dies, batio en- el potrero las Bocas. Ia par
tida de Pancho Gimenez, matando So
segundo Tilo Bravo, cabecilla muy como
edo en- Trinidad -El enemigo Sc dis
Pers6 llevando bastantes bajas, dejando
cuatro muertos en- ell campo, hacienda
le tres prisioneros y Ieogiendole cuatro
caballos y tres terceNplas. La columna
tuvo un muerto, tres heridos y dos con-
tusos. 4 &&A
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come las IL y media de ella, las cam
panas y los pitos de- los guardias de 6rden
pdblico nos anunciaron fuego en- el barrie
Dc Buenavista. Sc redujeron. cenizas
Tres casas y un rancho.
Les bomberos como siempre desplega-
Fon la mayor actividad debida & la cual no
kpm6 ,ncremento el incendio.
Entire los que mas Sc diatinguieron por
ah abnegacion esfuerzo en- combatirl al
8evas tador elemento. trabaiando q la par
aR e .nuestros bravos bomberos y sus en-
sendidos jefes, merece especial mencion
niestro teniente cura, el Pbro. don Joa-
guin Sara.
Tambjen hemos sabido que Ia sonora
doha Tomasa Perez de Torres estuvo adj
mirable prestandos los primeros socorros
! varios accidentados, pasmos, como
ee dice vulgarmente.
Sirva unos y otros de satisfaction es-
kos nuestros pobres renglones.
Un rasgo que dice mucho en- pro de ms
titucion tan bienhechora, como la dc bonn
beros, es la abnegacion del sargento 10 de
hacheros, Alfredo Olivieri. Este individuo
acababa de perder un hijo en- el momento
que Sc TOGO a fuego. Buen padre, pero
hombre esclavo de su deber, vol6 al lugar
del siniestro dejando aquel pedaso de sus
entranas ca brazos de sus aIlegados y ami
COS. Despues de haber ilenado cumpli3a-
nente su mission flantr6pica, volvi5 al
lado del cadaver de su hijo. Proceder se-
meiante merece proclamarse muy alto
para que sea conocido de todo el mundo:
por ESQ 10 consignamos en- este lugar."
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NoTICIAS RECIENTEs.

Del 1erGtd, traducImOS las SIguIenteS:
L6ndres, febrefo 18.-Cuatro buques
de guerra que estan en- Kiel, han recibido
6rden de prepararse para preatar servi-
clos embellishments. No SO permite a la
tripulacion salir terra. Sc supone que
Sc destinan 4 las aguas espanolas en- case
que haya mas demora en- dar satisfaction
sobre el.asunto del Gmstaao. por parte de
Espana. Este inovimiento obligara proba-
blemente al gobierno de Madrid a tomar
activas medidas contra los carlistas.
Madrid, 18.-Tres buques de guerra
blindados y $500 soldados saldran en-
breve para Cuba.
Idem, 19.--Se anuncian los siguientes
nombran1ientos aiplomSticos. Sr. Ram
ces para Inglaterra, Bedmar para Russia,
Merry para Alemania, Coello para Italia
y Tetuan para Austria.
ldem, 2l.-Ei general Laserna hassido
nombrado ayudante de campo del Rey,
QueSada general en- jefe del ej6rcito del
Norte, EchagJe general enjefe del ejer
cito del Centro Echeverrfa comaniante
del segundo cuerpo del ejercito del Norte.
En- cuanto a noticias extranieras, he
ah1 las telegrafcas que publica eli Herald;
L6ndres, 16.-Despachos de Berlin di-
cen que ell emperador GailIermo esta in
dispuesto. 2 Sc
Sc MEGA que la enfermedad del gene
raj Moltke sea grave. sQ
Tn despacho de Berlin al DAILY T7ele-
graph, dice que Bismark, a peticion del
emperador gozara de un descango de seis
meses,
Ell Parlamento britanico ha -rehugado
admitir ensu recinto kldiputado Mr. John
Mitchell, por ser un REQ convicto.
Paris, 1S.-Los centros derecho { iz-
quierdo han convenido en- un nueyo pro-
yeoto de ley para la organization del Sc
nado, segun el cual la Asambiea nombra-
"a IS senadores que seran linamoVibles.
Los restantes 225 seran electos por los
consejos- generates, los consoles munich
paIes los consoles de A,YondiSseme,st
Una tercera parte sera renovada por cleo
cion cada tres amos. s
Ell presidente Mac -Mahon renuncia Ia
,prerogativa del Executive de nombrar una
parte del Senado. ~ t-s.a
L6udres, 19. Sc la publicado una en-
ciclica del Papa aslos prelados prusfanos.
En Ella Sc denuncian las leyes eclesiasti-
cas- de F,aIk, Sc exeomulgaa los cIeri.
gos que acepten benefcios del Estado.
Berlin, 19.-La posibilidad de que Sc
retire ell principe de Bismark estA toda-
via en- discussion. ss5ss
Is probab que el principe obtendra
un alivio parcial de sus onerosos deberes
con 81 nombramiento del principe Hohen-
lohe.
Ell Nagaebarg Gazette, dice que Bis
mark ha conseutido permanecer en- su
puesto d ruego persona deLemperador.
L6nares, 22.-Noticias de Zanzibar
dicen que una escuadra inglesa ha bonn
bardeado y capturado 81 fuerte Momba-
zique en- Ia isla de Montbaz, al ls. dc Ia
costa de Africa Eel combate dur6 cinco
horas. Hubo I7 muertos en- laIguarnicion
y 50'heridos, Sc capturaron. dos buquess,
con 300 esclavos 4 bordo. s sa
John Mitchell la publicado IN mani
tiesttSS los electores de Tipperary pre-
sentandose otra .vezy caadidato para eI
Parlamento. Enun meeting n60strio que
hubo ALI aver se ha coavenido en- apoyar
a Mr.. Mitchell.