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w WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 8, 1878.
A BOARD OF APPEALS APPOINTED IN THE PEN
SION BUREAU.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has selected from
among the ablest clerks in his bureau the follow
ing gentlemen to compose a Board OF Appeals:-
Joseph Jockey, Deputy commissioner. as chair
man j. L. Penneman. George Ewing, E. N. Daw-
son, J. b. J. Ryan, ana DR.. N. r. Graham as medi-
cal adviser The duties or the Board will be to
carefully review all claims rejected, 10 consider
and decide upon all cases submitted to them
wherein a difference OF opinion exists between
the examiners and revisers, and to consider such
other matters as may from time to time be re-
ferred TO them by the Commissioner, their action
in all cases to be subject to his approval
TIE MAILS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK
The Postmaster General has received no direct
information from President hinckley declining TO
allow the postal cars TO run over his tracks on
the limited express. lnasmuch, however, as the
cars were not permitted 10 be attached TO the
train yesterday he will make the request OF Mr..
Hnckley that such permission be granted.
DISHONEST CLERKS IN THE BOSTON POST
OFFICE.
Mr.. Weld, VINO was arrested In the Boston Post
once last week for robbng the ais is the eighth
clerk arrested in that ONCE during the present
year by Special Agent Field, against all OF whom
there was abundant proof OF guilt
PORTIONS OF THE sCHILLERs MAIL RECEIVED
AT THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
There were received at tho Post once Depart
ment to-day and designated to the Dead Letter
once two packages containing portion OF the
correspondence sent out in the mail from New
York on the Schiller, which was wrecked on the
Scily Isles. They were received in such a dam
aged condition to render 1t Impossible TO ascer
tain to whom they were addressed the addresses
being almost entirely obltterated by the salt
water. The envelopes were broken and torn, in
most instances having become almost PUPPY.
Several of them contained photographs and In
one OF the packages were two sheets OF parch-
ment headed, In large capital letters, "Pius,
P. P. IX.n The contents were written In Latin
and in the left hand lower corner was = red seal,
containing portrait OF the Pope. Most OF the
letters were written In European languages.
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TREASURY DECISIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1878.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made the fol-
loving decsions:-

WASHINGTON, June 8, 1875.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made the fol-
loving declsions:--
A pcna duty of 10 per cent omitted commission
charges TO be added to the invoice value.
Payment OF hospital dues condition precedent to
Wheat being specially provided tor by the
tariff such provision Is held 10y the department TO
clude all descriptions OF the article irrespective OF the
Tor which the same may be intended.
only one per cent is TO lie retained Tor the Of
the United States the amount at all drawbacks al
lowed on renned sugars exported on and alter March
Paintings imported for religious societies are dutable
Gum ammoniac IS to pay duty OF twenty per cent al
valOrem.
Goods the product OF country east OF the CapeNof
Good Hope impurtel exported and reImp0rted from
country west OF said ape are liable 10 discriminating
duty.
Cans made of imported zinc entitled a drawback
Local steamboat inspectors may issue certl cato
petroleum be carried slowed upon where
there ether practical mode OF Transporting IL
With reference to goods shipped via two
bonded routes through the United States the depart
ment cannot allow such shipments to be made under
combined entry without prior examination and APP
Goods In warehouse exported and rcimported are TO
ba treated as new Importation
Machinery for the manufacture Of Jute FAX is not
dutablc until the lst OF JuIy next
oil and spirits OF turpentine'may be carried steam
vessels when the same put up in good metallic
iron ana slowed part OF the steamer,
The invoice value Is to be stated in the currency OF the
country where the goods are purchased.
Appraisers Will not examine goods Tor appraisement
other places than the appraisers rooms unless
tor special reasons IN exceptions cases.
Cotton tIrntans classified ut thirty Ave per cent
nd va0rem they not TO be regarded dress goods
but coming within the classification Of MEETINGS,
No allowance IS made for damage to outer cover.
tngs OF importations.
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THE SCHILLER.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
TWO BODIES RECOVERED NEAR THE SCENE OF
THE WRECK OF THE UNFORTUNATE STEAM
BHp.
LONDON, June 8, 1875
Two bodies have been recovered from the
water near the scene Of the wreck of the
steamship Schiller. They are the remains Of
persons who were lost when the unfortunate
vessel went down.
ONE BODY IDENTIFIED.
One of the bodies has been identified as
that Of Mrs. G. Kloenhammer, of Detroit,
Mich.
A cLEw FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE
OTHER.
The other is the body of o gentleman who
had the letters I'D. 0. H." engraved on q
scarfpin.
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THE AMERICAN SCHOONER MARY
Chiffon

SUSPICIOUS ACTION OF THE CREW IN THE On.
sERT1oN OF THE VESSEL
HAVANA, June g. 1878.
The schooner Mary Chiffon was not seized for
having arms ana ammunition on board, as pre-
vously reported by telegraph. she was deserted
by her crew. for what motive is not vet known.
and abandoned, IN fne weather, eighteen miles
from land.
No tldings have as yet been heard OF her Cap
tain.
VERY GRAVE SUSPICIOUS AGAINST THE CREW.
There are sus ictons OF foul play on the part OF
the three men VINO came on shore and were ar
rested by the authorities. Tho vessel Is now
laying al Punta de Cartas, awaiting the action OF
her owners.
No further particulars have been received mp 70
the time OF SAILING OF the steamer City OF Mexico
from IN S port Tor New York.
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ative under the constitution stood before the
recent amendments fully discussed and II was de-
cided that within the grant OF power to congress for
purposes ~ LEGISLATION II any proper means
of enec Ing the object II view and adopt any which
might he appropriate anu whlch were CONDUCIVE 10 Inc
end Applying the reasoning OF the Court 70
TINS case where the express power 70 enforce the pro
VISIONS Of the amendment Is given in the nm section
II seems 70 me rhat Congress can leglslaie even though
state had passed obnoxious law, and may alse IN
advance OF such enactmentS IL may deem suitable
and necessary, remedy the evil against which this
amendment proposes 70 guard. II the opinion IN that
case correctly represents the extent Of
legislation the Of Congress be exerted d.
rec y 70 put down al outrage discriminate lion on the
part of Individuals when the motive originates only In
race or color do not deem IL necessary AT this time 70
more fully discuss this question The law IN my opln-
ion, is constitutional
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THE IRISH-AMERICAN RIFLE MATCH

IRELAND PREPARING FOR THE NATIONAL REcEP-
TON TO THE AMERICAN sHARPsHooTERs
DUBLIN, June 8, 1875.
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin has issued the invita-
lions TO the banquet to be gwen TO tho Irish and
American rine teams on the evening OF the 0ay OF
the International shooting match
MASONIC COMPLIMENT To THE AMERICANS
The Masonic body will also entertain the AmerI-
can rlnemen.
IRISH ToRYIsM SLIGHTLY sPITEFUL.
The Evening MdH expresses It's satisfaction that
there will be no Fenian element among the Amer
lean visitors.
AMERICAN VISITORS TO THE IRISH CAPITAL
Many Americans have already engaged apart
ments In Dublin for the time when the match
takes place.
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BELLA WILLIAMS A DECEIvER.

BARRYrowN, N. Y, June I, 1875.
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD;-
Your police report in to-day's issue represents
woman named Bella Williams as being drunk and
dsordery and claiming TO be the wife OF the Post.
master at Barry town.
Mrs. Williams was servant in my family for
eight months. she lett nv employment on Friday
morning. Attn Inst, wen dressed and witha con-
siderable sum OF money In her possession. "
am sorry TO know she Is IN trouble; yet my
vile, who is at my side, objects TO my Offering tnl
sympathy IT protection OF a husband. Very Iruly
K G. MARTIN, Postmaster, Barrytown.
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turned 70 their seats this afternoon. ana mo
Senate concur ed With the House In notifying the
Governor that Dorh branches were organized ana
READY FIR business.
The House passed resolution liking tomorrow
for the election Of Governor, but the senate re.
fused 10 pass similar resolution ana lald "
on the table.
TINS strengthens the belief that question as
the possibility OF legally electing an Executive
VII be
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CORDIAL REUNION OF GERMANS AND ANERr-

A CORDIAL REUNION OF GERMANS AND AMERI-
CANS.
BERLIN, June s-Evening.
The banquet given tonight In honor Of Hon. Carl
Schurz was attended by eighty gentlemen, OF
whom about forty we're Americans
Mr.. Thompson presided, and proposed the toasts
10 the German Emperor and the President OF the
United States.
Ex-senator Schurz toasted Germany and Amer
lea, ana made speeches in German and English.
He was repeatedly cheered.
DISTINGUISHED COMPANY PRESENT.
Among the distinguished persons present were
Herren Benningsen. President. and Loewe, Vice
President OF the PrussIan House OF Deputies; Be-
muth, Vice President or the Chamber or Peers;
Privy Councillor Bucher, Professor Mommsen, the
historian; Ii. Kreissmann the Consul neral OF
the United states, and several members OF The
Prussian Diet.
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HERE'S A GRAND IDEA.

Tho NEW YORK HERALD urees that the Confed-
crate soldiers "pe invited TO visit Bunker nil.
Upon that sacred ground the men OF the North
and South can soemnIY renew their pledges OF
ndeliiy and faith and dtspel the last remaining
doubts Of the war. Such an onef as have sug
Eested would be received with enthusiasm In the
south, ana we have no doubt that the response OF
her soldiers and statesmen at Bunker Hill would
electrify the North. r-.HeDlphts AppeaL
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A TOOTH FnR A TOOTH

That is to say artificial tooth for a real ID
not good exchange. therefore keep your natural
teeth unmpaired by using daily that famous oothwash
Fragrant sozoDoNa: II is botanical preparation and
unrivaed an antputresce ami antagonist OF de-
cay. BY cleansing the tee ia with sozoDoNr they will DO
kept tree from ma the breath Will rways be
sweet and pure: Gentlemen who arc accustomed to
smoking will ind that SoZODoSr removes all disagree
able odors from the breath sold by druggists.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours,
In comparison with the corresponding date last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hud.
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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GOOD SEWING MACHINE Is A HoUsEHol

that family afford TO do without IL you
want the best. the WILSON SHUTTLE should be your
choice ~ combines ~ the most perfect manner all
the requisites of durability, simplicity OF operating
and perfection Of work, AMI sold ~ less than
any other rst class machine. sold monthly
payments at 81 and s29 Broadway. New York; lis
Fourth street. BROOKLYN, r. D.. No 4NewarK avenue,
Jersey City; T6t Eighth avenue, and at Mays. New
York The Company want few more good agents
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BREADsTUFFs IN EUROPE.
LONDON, June 8. 1875.

LONDON, June 8, 1875.
The Mark Lane Express OF this week, in its re-
view OF the breadstuns market, says In Great
Britain cooler weather and more rain are wanted.
on the Continent frosts aud drought nave caused
general advance in prices OF from one TO three
shlllings. The London market Is as dull as ever.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVEN
TION.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, juno 8, 1875.
The annual convention OF the Protestant Epis-
eopal Church in this diocese opened here to-day
Bishop ulark,s twentieth annual address shows
the confirmation OF All persons during the year.
During the twenty years he laid the corner stones
or thirteen chufcn and consecrated fourteen.
The number OF communicates nas increased from
n 4
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FIRE IN RUSSIA.

A PoPULoUs TOWN COMPLETELY DESTROYED BIZ
A CONFEDERATION.
LONDON, June 8. 1876.
The town OF MorshansK, on the right bank OF the
nver Tsna, Russia, has been entirely destroyed by
are.
II had q population OF 10000, and contained
three churches and several manufactures and
raw mills
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MURDER IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., June s, 1875
At late hour last nignN in the northern part Of
this city, George Washington killed James Johnson
by splitting open mis- head with an axe. Drunken
ness ana jealousy are assigned as tue cause OF the
deed. Both parties are coOred.
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PROVIDENCE r. /. juno g. 1878
Printing cloths quiet at last quotations, with few spo
goods on the market
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tanning rupture comfortably soon effects perfect and
permanent cure supplied b. the ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY 653 Broadway. Adopted by oil Intelligent
nh
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GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES,

BERLIN, June 8, 1879
A grand banquet Is to be given here to-day TO
ca Schurz by the American residents OF Berlin,
the members OF the Diet and the professors OF the
Berlin University.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Princeton University nine dc fcated the New
Haven nine yesterday at Princeton BY score OF
4to2
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THE AMERICAN FLAG ABROAD.

LONDON, June 8. 1875.
The United States steamship alaska mas arrived
ct Cuxhaven.
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Is most desirable thing the young tho wealthy
and the gay who mock 10 fashionable summer resorA
GLENNiS SULPHUR SOAP not only increases the
purity of the complexion but protects the skin againa
all irritating influences. Box three cakes 90 cents
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A.-FoR AN ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE HAT OF
superior quail go TO III PENSCHIGDiS, manufactures
OF gentemens hats. lis Nassau street
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

AVtTdpe ItMptTdLure y6sItTUdy .......... O458
last wear. s1sr
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elegantly conceived summer lat TOR gentlemen has
deciousy cool sound. IT. is extremely light in weighs
possesses all the quantities. Of excellence to secure
II the title Of tic iavoriie Of the kNOX'S, n
Broadway, or in ms Fifth Avenue Hotel
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DEShLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy for CnILLs ANo FEyEa.Ayo MALAaIA.
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Sis IN CURRENCY PER CARAT
Having secured arge stock Of choice stones before
the recent advance IN price IN Europe, we now offer
full assortment Of me white Diamond Earrings, soil
iair,s weighing from two 60 three carat rcr pair. al
the uniform 90 Si3 currency cara Tor size,
Mouninss from SO 70 SIS per pair extra. also single
stones Of smia rings, ~ the The
collection embraces all sizcs2, "a "a, 2aa, 2ls 2Aa
~, "a. ana caras per pair, mounted In the best and
latest STYLES
We confident that no better goods can be found
anywhere and invite critical examination from al
VINO desire tu purchase fine stones al close prices
Incsc stones win be sold wnh or without settings, n
may DC desired.
HOWARD & Co,
Diamond Merchants.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON June 9, 1875.
Tne weather throughout England to-day is fair.
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PINE DIAMONDS.
~ sIis HT IN GTRKESoY PER CARAT

DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, AND FEMALE WEAR
cured by taking the PERUVIAN srRur
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NnAu PuHLiCArinNs.

A MORE sUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVEN
n cultivated person tnAn "fhe Cycope Tia Of the
Best Thoughts 81 Charles DicNens" carefully indexed
beautifully bounl Price. S. Compiled by h. q. Defon
tame ana published by 4. }. HALE 4 SON. ~ MurraJ
street, new YORK.
DRIGHTis DISEASE, DIABETES DROPSY, GRAVEL.
I'D Cal illus, 0out. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Disease o
the liver, kidneys, BLADDER, prostate uiand. Prcma
Prostration, organic DEBILITY AID Chronic Afec
tions uncurable by general praCttoners. sixty page
limo pamphlet explaining successful treatment by
Naturo's specific, Waukcsha Bethesda Mineral Sprina
Water and Dr. A. WILEY HEATH, the author and
proprietor tree address Lett rs from physicians
and others hopeless curei Depot and re-
cepton rooms, No. 100 Broadway. New YORK.
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GOLDEN HAIR.-BARHER's AURORA, HARM
less water; changes any hair 20 golden 81 West
Twenty ninth street, tour doors west OF Broadway.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyErLLEUsE is NOT
enamel but medicine for the SKIN. Ladies are in
vited TO test It before purchasing For SAFE Wholesale
retail, at No WcSt iwenty .fitta street. Hotfnan
Price 81 bD
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ROBERT r. KELLY 4 CO.,
Horace X. Kelly 4 Co.'s successors,
lis Pearl street new York.
sole Agents in the Uuied states for the celebrates
CIGARS OF the
FAGANO
brand A large assortment OF various sizes lust re
ccIyed ana Is now offered lots suit pur
chasera
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Either Of the above sent free to any part Of the Unto
States on receipt Of tho rriee.
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obituary..
THE OLDEST PREACHER DEAD.


NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The death
of Rev. Henry Brehm, better known
as Father Brehm, is announced; He
died yesterday at the residence of
his granddaughter, near Richmond,
Staten Island. Father Brehm was
the Oldest preacher of the Methodist
church in this country. and probably
the Oldest clergyman in the world.
On the Sth Of last June, the one hun
dredth anniversary Of his birth was
celebrated at Jersey City, by the New
York conference, when Father Brehm
submitted an outline of his own life
and labor in the Methodist church.
He was chosen by Bishop .Ashbury
as his travelling companion in the
spring Of 1908, and travelled with him
until the bishop appointed Father
Brehm presiding clderof the Schuylkill
district, composing the whole territory
from Wilmington to Strondsbnrg, be-
tween the Susquehanna and Delaware.
For more than thirty years Father
Brehm has been in the New jersey
conference, and as early us 1S42 he
was on the list Of supernumary
preachers.
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The Revolution in Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-A dis
patch from San Diego says the true
history of the raid at Campro is com.
ing to light. Almost the entire Mcxi-
can population in the vicinity were
implicated and would have shared in
the spoi4s in the event of-succcss.- a
dispatch from Tuscan says the revolu-
.tionists, General Serva claims to have
lrccaptured Altar on the 18th without
"a fight, and that his allies Yaqua In
dians have defeated Pesquiera in their
engagements. Pesquicra's friends
deny the report. Both parties while
in Arizona refrained from outrages
and paid cash for subsistence. Later
Tuscan news just received mentions a
fight between the state and the re-
volutionary forces twenty-five miles
south Of the line in which the former
were defeated with ten killed and q
number wounded and prisoners. The
revolutionists are marching on Her
misilbo. The Americans here sym.
pathize with the revolutionists, con-
sidering that they represent the better
class Of Sonora. No news received
from Col. Biddle's command.
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$4,000 Stolen.

BosroS, Dec. 26.-Nathanicl Carr,
an American, Of this city, took box
contsining $4,000 worth of bonds
and papers from the safe deposit
vaults at the Blackstone National bank
this morning, and while examining its
contents at the bank had his attention
diverted by stranger, when confed.
crate stole the box. $1,000 of the
bonds are governments.
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A Money Making business.
Denver Mirror.

Mining, with the help. of moderate
capital, is one Of the most certain. and
profitable industries in which men of
enterprise can engage The more
thoroughly and systematically our
mines are worked, and the greater the
milling facilities for the reduction OF
ores, the more satisfactory, in cor
responding degree, the amount Of
bullion produced. Nearly every eff.
fort in the latter department has been
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Sale Of a Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-Thc sale
of the Oil Creek and Allegheny Val.
ley Railroad under foreclosure Of
mortgages was made at-the Philadel.
phia exchange to-day, at noon, for
100000. It was purchased by the
commissioner for the bond holders
The mortgages on the road amounted
to $3.50, ,OOO..
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Fort sugg Investigation.

WAsnlNGToN, Dec. 29.-Thc re.
port Of the commission to investigate
the Sugg fort and Witowsky cases
was handed to=secretary Bristow to-
day.. It makes a very voluminous
document, and until the secretary car
give it proper attention the result q
the infamy will not be made public.
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Ushering in the Centennial Year
FOREIGN.
AN EXPRESSION ON THE CUBAN QUE

AN EXPRESSION ON THE CUBAN ouEs-
TIoN.
New YORK, Dec. 29.-A special
from Vienna says the Secretary of
state of the United States has trans
mitted to every European govern:
ment circular asking an expression
Of views regarding American inter-
vention in Cuba, in order to obtain
data to be used in the preparation of
President Grants supplementary
message to congress. All the gov
crnments have replied satisfactorily.
England is ready to endorse interven-
tion at the present moment. The
other nations express willingness to
support intervention, but hesitate to
take the initiative.
ISABELLA GOING HOME.
A Madrid special states that Count
Punonerostro is in Paris officially ar
ranging for the return of Ex-Quecn
Isabella to Spain. King Alphonso
opposes the ministry on this import
ant matter. He declares that minis
tiers may resign, but that his mother
must have All asylum in Spain, he,
residence to be in Valladolid. Mad.
rid-is not considered q safe place fol
her. 1t is believed this serious issue
has been forced in Alphonso by Isa.
bella, and that the results will be
most disastrous. The Spanish army
will be divided at once If the ex-queeu
take any part in the direction o,
counsel of state affairs. Isabella's re.
turn will even cause the loss Of Senol
Sagasta to:the royalists.