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The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

PROMPT ACTION OF THE MEXICAN AUTHORITIES
IN DELIVERING UP RoBBER AND HIS ACCOM-
PLIcE-THE HARRIS ExTRADITIoN CASE STILL
PENDING.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Dec 90 1875.
About three nights ago the quarters OF Lieutenant
Carleton the garrison, robbed OF money, jew
slry and clothing valued at 5000, the thief colored
servant, escaping to Matamoros. Yesterday General
Hatch applied in person to the Mexican authorities for
The surrender OF the thief and OF colored deserter
named Andrews who IS charged with completely In the
,heft but the Court
REFUSED TO
with the demand TO permit the General 70
identify Andrews. Afew hours later, however, Lieu
tenant Carleton himself made similar application
and without being but his simple representa-
ton the thief arrested and this side Of tho
river. Andrews, who since his dcscrton had Joined
the Mexican artillery, was also turned TO tho
eustody OF the authorities this side The unusual
PRohrTNRSS or TIIE MExIcASs
IN this case has taken everybody here by surprise.
Lieutenant Carleton has been unfortunate however in
not being able TO recover his property portion Of
which he recognized in certain shops in Matamoros
the law there IL explained to him. not recurring
purchasers OF stolen property to make restitution with
cut compensation.
CASE
remains 10 stdt quo Ii will take time to lnves.
tgate the exfradition cases not single being on
record in the Court clothed with tho proper jurisic-
d:cson-a most singular state OF affairs
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THE SOUTHERN TORNADO.

ITS TRACK THREE HUNDRED YARDS WIDE
HEAVY OBJECTS BLOWN AwAY-MEN
CRUSHED AND MASGIED-A RAILROAD
TRAIN OVERTURNED.
NASHVILLE. Dec 80 1875.
The track OF the tornado which did so much damage
in the western portion ofKentucky and Tennessee is
900 yards vide Mr. Chucks residence was
blown 10 Fragments and all The inmates
severely injured. The roof OF tho house
blown several hundred wards trunk in the sec.
ond story was blown 100 yards sweeping away pile
of currency n contained. At winfrey, Mr. Cornolrs
residence is wreck and the family are badly bruised
Levi Mattox's orchards the largest in West Ten
nessee; they have been completely demolished
Cabins blown down and -four negroes killed.
One caught between heavy logs He made
struggle 10 relieve himself when another log Tell aud
crushed him 10 DEATH
The other three also killed by the falling of
timbcrs from the house. Their bodies were horribly
manged
One man was lifted up In the air and blown forty
yards falling IN a corn field in the mud and badly
bruised. A tram OF cars on the Mobile and Ohio road
was blown over and OF the track. bed clothing is
strewn along the OF the tornado dteeh miles
This was the sixth tornado since 1925
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
CURRENT POLITICAL NOTES.

The Chicago Tribune rep) does not like the recent
address OF Tammany Hail. In which IL alleges
direct issue Is with the President upon the sentS
ments which he has expressed in hts Des Molna
speech and hts Message, and is hardly complimentary
10 Tammany when Il characterizes II an 'infamoua
organization, which has been the OF American
politics and scandal home and abroad upon the
boasted freedom Of political institutions, has been
the agency Of yillany and corruption since Iis inccp
tion.n
Carl schurz writes an open letter to the ST Louis
Westsche POu in which he says that any suspicion Of
Grants participation the whskoy frauds he holds TO
be unfounded and unjust and adds "Let us cling to
the belief and let hope that there never Will be cause
change this belief that the fall of President OF ine
American Republic 10 the aCtual membership OF band
OF thieves who literally the people OF its money II
simply an impossibtyn
Referring TO the making up OF Speaker Kerr's CON-
miitces said to have been done in the interest OF
Tflden's aspirations 10 the Presidency the Chicago
Inter Occan remarks that ' will quite likely appear,
when Kerr shall come 70 make up his next SET Of
jewels that the Presidential diamond has been reserved,
in his own mind, for his wearing; and, instead Of
Tilden having used him. that he has used TiIden.
Wicked, wicked worldr"
Congressman Bubbel, OF Michigan, having voted
'"Nc" tho anti third term resolution quite hub
hub is raised among the papers in his district They
aver that Il he TO be understood favoring
third term he was not in accord with the people Of
his district.
The Iynchburg Star says II is prepared to specify Ito
grounds for its belief that Grand is seeking third
term.
The Pottsvlle Miners Journal regards II as very
funny to hear the Pitsburg Post Growing so Justify
and Growing all alone for Judge Black as the next
President OF the United States"
Tho Massachusetts Ierislntura meets on tho 5th ~
January The Boston Traveller thinks IL Is pretty
tain that the Senate will reelect President Lorng and
Clerk GInord that Mr.. Long, OF bingham, will be
Speaker OF the House, and that Mr. Marden will have
no formidable competitor for tho Clerkshlp OF uAi
body
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1874
CHECKS AND DRAFTS NOT TO BE RECEIVED
HEREAFTER IN PAYMENT OF DUES TO THE
TREASURY.
In view of the labor and hazard incurred by the
Treasurer the United States and other independent
Treasury officers by the receipt and collection of drafts
and checks received by them from national banks pub
lie officers and other parties having payments mako
into the Treasury tho Secretary has advised these o
that he thinks better they should receive in all
official transactions only the lawful and proper moneys
OF the United States provided by law and regulations
Hereunder. This will prevent national banks from
paying their semannua duties banks other parties
from paying for fractional currency and collectors Of
internal revenue from making deposits in the Offices
mentioned by of drafts and checks thus doing
away with a practice which to have crept
into government transactions without any special
authority of law regulations, and which has become
n burden TO the officers who voluntarily undertook to
collect for parties checks and drafts transmitted for
the purpose of making the payments mentioned.
ARRANGEMENT FOR CARRYING THE BRAZILIAN
MAILS.
Tho Post ONCE Department is in receipt OF informa-
tion that the Liverpool Brazil and River Platte Steam
Navigation Company have arranged to despatch Of
their steamers monthly from Rio Janero for New York.
calling at Bahia, Pcrnambuco Para and ST. Thomas
under a mail contract with the Brazilian government
The first steamer to be despatched the 10Th
inst 1t expected that this line will offer carry
mails from tho United States Brazil for the ordinary
sea postages
KENTucKY's CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT
IN 1876.
Cassius N. Clay, OF Kentucky, writes to gentleman
OF this city that his State will present his the
National Democratic Convention in 1876 the nomi-
nee for Vice President.
IMPORTS AND EFFORTS FOR NOVEMBER.
The Chief OF the Bureau Of Statistics has prepared
statement OF the imports and exports or merchandise
into and from the several ports OF the United States
during the month ending November 30. The returns
Of Alaska Brazos, Corpus Christi Detroit, Mobile and
vicksburg not reported
The statement shows that the total imports for tho
eleven months ending November 30, 1878,
$47l 0s7 s3s compared with $525, 263 022 for the
months 1874 tho domestic exports for the
time were $5o2 1872 o9o against s552 o32 31s for
1874; the foreign exports s1l, l,24, 200 for 1875 and
$14 66 1o3 for 1874 or gold and silver the total inn
ports for the eleven months OF 1875 81 OFT:
the domestic exports SIS, 4o,o5o and tho foreign
ports s92ooe
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE KENTUCKY sENAToRsHIP.

THE CANDIDATES AND THEIR CHANCES OF sue
CESS
LOUISVILLE, Dec 30, 1874
The Legislature OF Kentucky will convene Frank.
fort the State capital, tomorrow, quorums OF the
House and Senate being there. As the Legislature
has not been in session for the present
is anticipated with interest by tho whole State
Tho election OF United States Ssnator succeed the
present incumbent, Ex-Governor Stevenson has
awakened general interest and is causing very
struggle Besides Senator Stevenson the Hon. James
Isaac Caldwell are candidates for Senatorial honors
Public opinion is very much divided regarding who will
be elected though the evidently between Steven
son, Beck and Williams
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THE ALABAMA sENAToRsHIP.

REPORT OF THE SPENCER INVESTIGATING COM
MIrTRE-GRAvE CHARGES AGAINST THE SEN
AToR-Hrs EXPULSION TO BE REQUESTED.
MONTGOMERY, Dec 80, 1875.
To-day the Spencer investigating Committee
ported In tho Senate, which crowded with spec
tators.
The report is most scathng In Its character charg
ing Spencer with abusing the army the Post ONCE and
the Internal Revenue Department for his selfish ends
with bribery and corruption Of the most glaring char
acter with procuring the appointments OF government
officials whose only duty IL to pledges OF
for his election, and other offences OF like
nifty.
A MEMORIAL SENATE.
The report received and ordered TO be printed
with the evidence, and the committee given time
to prepare a memorial the United States senate
against Spencer further occupancy OF In that
body. The report signed by the whole committee
which both parties represented
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Preparations for Opening the Out
rage Mill.
A COLORED SENATOR IN DANGER
Report OF the Commission 10 Investigate the
Fort WitOwSki Claims.
OFFICIALS SUMMARILY DISMISSED.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec 80, 1878
THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES STILL TRETTING
THE LEGISLATIVE MINp--rHE OUTRAGE
MILL AT woRK-AN ATTEMPT TO GUST SEN
AToR BRUCE.
The Mississippi troubles do not ccase As soon
as Congress reassembcs Senator Morton ex-
poets TO push through his resolution for an IN
vestigating committee to 20 down to Missis-
sippi, and tho outrage mill has been set going
already Meantime the democrats win probably at
tempt to oust the coored Senator Bruce on a charge
that he obtained his election by wholesale bribery
the Legislature, which consisted largely OF colored
members. Evidence has been preparing for this case
for some time, and 1t will be brought very soon
after the Senate assemblies
REPORT OF THE COMMISSION IN THE MATTER
OF THE wITowsKI AND sUGG FORT CLAIMS
THE SECOND COMPTROLLER AND THIRD AU-
DIroR DECLARED GUILTY OF GROSS NEG
LIGENcE AND TENDER THEIR DESIGNATIONS
A small bombshell exploded in the Treasury to-day
The old sugg Fort and witowsk claims which Roder-
lex Random Butler tried to work through Congress
last session. finally got into the Treasury where they
were allowed. They were however, such glarng
frauds that the matter not permitted to rest II
was brought before the Grand Jury OF the District,
who have indicted ex-Coneressman Butler, Fort,
wowsk and . number OF others, concerned.
Fort and Witowski are now here under ball and will
be tried at the next term of court There is great
deal OF perjury and manufacturing Of false evidence In
these cases The Secretary OF the Treasury deputed
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue and three other
Treasury officers examine the manner which
the claims finally got through the department,
and these gentlemen reported day that persons
Guiding Allan Rutherford Third Auditor and two clerks
and the Second Comptroller, J. W. Brodhcad his Chief
Clerk, r. B. Curtis and another, had been cupably
negligent in passing these claims without proper
inatlon. This report was at once submitted by tho
Secretary to the President and the officers and clerks
promptly dismissed They leave at once IL Is
said that the Grand Jury Investigations proved abom
Unable OF fraud against tho claimants that besides
ndicng all who concerned In pushing the two
CLAIMS they sent letter to Secretary Bristow, signed
by the whole Grand Jury, calling his attention to the
misconduct Of tho Treasury officials who dis
missed. The two claims amounted to about $43, 900,
and were pretended lossos by the Brodhead has
been Treasury officer for great many years.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
RIFLE SHOOTING.

An INTERNATIONAL MATCH BETWEEN AMERI-
CANS AND ENGLIsHMEN AIRANaED-To TAKE
PLACE IN AMERICA DURING THE CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION.
LONDON Dec 80 1875.
The Times this morning makes the following an
nouncement:-
'The National Rife Association OF Great Britain have
accepted tho challenge OF the New York Association
take part the match, for small bores to DO held in
The United States during the Centennial celebration.
Eir Henry Halford has been appointed Captain of the
English team and is busily engaged in arranging
the preliminaries." /"
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
PORK PACKING REPORT.

CINCINNATI Dec. 30, 1878
Estimates for the entire season indicate falling OF
in pork packing at all interior points in tho West
amounting $40, 900 hogs, and with possible falling
OF at the leading cities enough to make the aggre ale
decrease 10000, compared with last year.
However, the chances avoring final deficiency some
what less than this number and taking tho increased
weights into consideration, II may be safe TO calculate
that the hog crop will not materially vary from
5,OOOOOO hogs at last years weights, against
5,566OOO last year-a decrease OF ten per
cent The packing to date at all points is
approximately 5000 900, against 100000 hogs
year ago. The interior points in Ohio show 10
10 IL pounds decrease in weights Indiana about the
same as last year. Illinois, 20 pounds mcrcase Iowa,
- pounds increase; Missouri, So pounds increase;
moderate increase in other sections
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THE COAL REGIONS.

NO REDUCTION OF WAGES OR AMOUNT OF PRO-
DUcTIoN CONTEMPLATED.
PHILADELPHIA Dec, 80, 1875
The dispatches and letters from the coal regions show
that there is great uneasiness and alarm among the
miners, and that they not only fear reduction OF
wages but long suspension OF work That Official
data might be obtained upon which take opinion
your correspondent interviewed OF tho leading
operators in the Schuylki, Lehign and Wyoming re-
gons, many OF whom have their Offices here. There
no diversity Of views; that just conclusion
could easily be drawn upon which TO found opinion.
In brief there is at present desire change the
existing prices nor the amount of production.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE RAILROAD POOL.

PROTEST OF THE CITIZENS OF CHICAGO AGAINST
THE DISCRIMINATION MADE.
CncAGo, Dec 30, 1875.
The Board OF Trado to-day appointed
mittee of three TO investigate the subject OF tho
discrimination in railroad rates made by the
pool in favor OF other cities and against Chicago. The
discrimination in favor OF Milwaukee -four rates
TO day abolished. Tho rates from both cities will
nen nceforth be ninety cents.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
COUNT MOLTKE.

rHx oERMAN GENERALS OPINION OF THE WEST
POINT ACADEMY.
BERLIN, Dec 80 1875
The statement published In the Army and Navy
yosrnai OF August respecting alleged utteranee OF
Count Moltke on the West Point Military Academy and
rs pupils during the OF the rebellion In the United
Hates Is according to reliable information, incorrect
Count Moltke besides never having made OF the
observations attributed to him, would not agree with
many Of the views expressed in them and in many
points oven entertains opinions direcly opposite.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
MOODY AND SANKEY.

rHE SERVICES IN THE DEPoT-cHURcH--wArcH
NIGHT MEETING EXERCISES THIS EVENING.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80, 1875.
The depot church about two.thirds filled to night
and Mr. Moody preached from the text "what think ye
Or Christi" To evening watch will be
held, the doors opening at hafpast o'clock and
service beginning at nine and closing at twelve o'clock
changing every hour with an opportunity for lngrcss
and egross at ton and eleven O'clock and closing the
year with PRAYER.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
A MISSISSIPPI ROW.

coLoRED STATE SENATOR GETS THE WORST
OF THE SHOOTING.
yIcKsBUEG, Dec so 1878.
The Caldwell brothers, colored, OF Clinton, OF
whom Is state Senator appeared on tho streets OF Cn-
ton to-day drunk and quarrel cnsucd Senator Caldwell
then went into the cellar OF and pursued
by whites when he commenced hiring DR.. Banks was
shot az the second fire in the knee joint The firing
continued until Caldwell was fatally wounded.
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INDICTED FOR LIBEL.

COURT THE SUBJECT OF THE LIBELLoUs
ARTICLE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80, 1875
Colonel z. W. c. Greene, OF the Philadelphia Sunday
Transcript has been indicted the charge OF lbcng
the Court OF Common Pleas OF this county
The alleged libel was contained in an article
published in the Transcript tho 10th inst concern
ing the Of the Court In deciding application
Tor Injunction prevent the Market Street Railway
Company using the tracks OF the Chestnut Street
Railway Comnany
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. al A. NJ.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 31-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For Friday In the South Atlantic and Gulf States
rising barometer, warmer southery winds and clear
weather. with occasional rain, possibly followed by
northerly winds in Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising barometer
south and Winds lower temperature and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
valleys RISING barometer, cooler, northwest winds and
cloudy weather.
For the lake region falling followed by rising baron
eter warmer southerly winds, vecrng to cooler
erly, cloud and rain
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising barom-
etcr southwest winds, warmer, foggy and clearing
weather
For the canal regions the temperature will remain
above the freezing point
The rivers will continue slowly rising from Cincn-
natl Memphis without overnowing the danger line.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

Tho FIRST snnual meeting Of the New York Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children viii be held
at Chckerng Hall, corner Of Fdth avenue and
Eighteenth street. the evening Of Tuesday January
4 1876 Al eight o'clock. Eminent speakers viii adj
dress the meeting Free tickets Of admission can be
had by calling NJ the Office OF tho society," No. 500
Broadway. corner OF Seyenteenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE NEW CANAL AUDITOR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec 80, 1878
Mr. George W. Schuyler, OF Tompkins county TO
whom Governor Tilden rendered the appointment Of
Auditor OF the Canal Department, vice Francis s.
Thayer suspended has signhed his acceptance OF the
rnuu moi
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
INDIAN OUTBREAK.

THE NEz PIERCE INDIANS THREATENING.
san Francisco Doc so 1875
The Nez Percc Indians, a tribe having about eighty
warriors threaten TO drive the settlers from the waa
walla Valley In oregon. General Howard has ordered
bis companies OF cavalry from Walla Wala TO protect
~.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE CABLE RATES.

LONDON, Dec. 80, 1875
On and aner January l, 1875, the AngloAmerican
Telegraph tariff for political and general news other
than commercial dispatches to the press, unabbrev
ated and not in cipher will be shilling twenty-five
cents gold per word
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COLLECTOR osHAuaHNEssY's DISPATCHES DE
NoUNcED AS FABRIcATIoNs.

vicKsBuRG, Dec. 80, 1875.
Herald special says there has been armed band
at Summit at any time, represented by Collector
0'Shaughnessy. little Christmas whiskey caused
personal difficulty, which alarmed Deputy Redmond
hundred men will protect Redmond If necessary. A
meeting OF citizens called denounce the dispatches
in to-day papers.
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A VETERAN FOUND DEAD.

BosroN Dec 3o 1875
The body Of Samuel Gerry, Of stoncham, who mystc.
viousy disappeared Christmas night, found this
afternoon At Medford, in marsh beside the road II
Is supposed ho died OF exposure marks or violence
arc found on him. He veteran. OF tho war OF
1872, and aFreemason Of 1ty nine years standing
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
MR.. O'CONOR IMPROVING.

FoRr WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec 3c-l1 p. M.
There but little change in Mr.. o'Conor condition.
He has had relapse to-day, and is thought to be
slowly improving.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
TILTON'S LECTURE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec so, 1878
Theodore Tilton delivered his lecture "The Prob
lem OF Life" night in the Academy OF Music before
one OF the largest audiences ever assembled in that
building His two daughters, Florence and Alice oc-
cupied one Of the proscenum boxes
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
SUPPOSED BURGLAR ARRESTED.
BoSTnN. Mnaa

BosroS, Mass, Dec 80 1875
Michael Sullivan is under on suspicion or being
one Of the burglars who stabbed Mr. Wood at Cam.
amincd - ~ y
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WINTER FISHING.
EAsrronr, Me. Dec.

EAsrroRr, Me-, Dec 30 1878.
Tho winter 6shing hero is almost entirely a failure
over sixty vessels hero, but OF them has
cargo There are no herring between this port aud
Back Bay
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
FIRE IN TRENTON. N. j.
TRRNroy Dec 30 Il

TRENTON Dec 80 1875
Early this morning nre broke out in the store and
residence Of John = Walsh situated in Centre street
in this city, and, before 1t was extngushed tho
building and stock wcro damaged to the extent OF
$4,000 Tho origin OF the 1re could not DO asccr.
tanned. Fully insured.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

Lizzie Smith, colorcd, Of No. SO Thompson street,
was arrested las, night, on complaint OF Alexander
Stevens OF Jersey CITY who claims that he robbed
of a sum Of money while in company with another
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HKpALn Ruildinr.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
WRESTLING MATCH.
BosroS, Dec. 80, 1875

BOSTON, Dec. 80, 1873
A wrestling match at Beethoven Hall to-nisnS be.
tween Andre Chrsto and Professor Bauer was won by
the latter. An immense audience present
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
A PULP MILL BURNED.

HALIPAx, ~ s., Dec 80, 1875.
The pulp min at the Elershouse Paper Mills was
burned down last evening Ii is said the loss amounts
n
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80 1878
Commander Albert Kautz is ordered to duty as Light
house Inspector OF the Fourth Districts Ensigns t. b.
Underwood and Vim. J.. Hasey are ordered 10 spectal
duty IN charge oi draft o men and for service aloat
Lieutenant Charles H. Rockwell Is detached for hgnt
house duty and placed on waiting orders
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
DIED.

CoLvuL-suddenly, of disease OF the heart al the
Delaware Water Gap Wednesday, December 20,
JoHN CoLvLL OF this city In the 61st year OF his agc
Notice of funeral hereafter.
lther pcntAs Sc Serenih EaQe
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YHE CUBAN QUESTION.
An American Diplomatic Note TO the British
Government.
WIN the Crown Approve Collective Euro
pean Intervention +?
I.nNnoN. Doc. 80. 1875.

LONDON, Doc 80, 1875.
Reuters Telegram Company publish the statement
hat the American Minister hero, in tho name OF his
government, has addressed tho British government
for the purpose OF learning its respecting col
iective Intervention OF the European Powers with tho
sbject OF putting stop TO bloodshed in Cuba
ESGLrsH OFFICIAL DELIBERArIoS.
Tne British government has deferred answering def
Riteiy for tho present.
YRom AN AUrHESrIc souRcE.
This Information comes from special and authentic
source.
rHE MADRID CABINET TO EXPLAIN THE ISLAND
DIFFICULTIES TO EUROPE.
MADRID, Dec. 80, 1875.
Tho Impartial tnewspaper OF this city, asserts that
Spain will shortly address communication OF mpor-
lance to the European cabinets the subject
OF Cuba.
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1874. 1873.

Average temperature yesterday. y..............,. 70
year.....................~.............. year. - 2s5I
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CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CURED.
w. GROVE STATION Iowa

GREAT CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED TO BUY
bargains in FuRs at the RUSSIAN AMERICAN FUR COM.
PANY, No 7al Broadway, opposite Grace church. Seal
Sncaues ed down 25