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rank will be recognized by the govern
ment.
LONDON. April 3.-Advices from Spair
represent that the prospects of peac'
are increasing daily. One hundred and
eighty Carlist officers have already Civ
on in their submission to Alfonzo.
The Times. in reviewing Moody and
Sankey revival considers the movement
transitory. although long to be remem-
bered as curious feature OF religious
life.
SANrANDER, April 3.--The Carlists
have not entered tho Province of Sam
tander. The submission Of the 1nsur-
gent officers to Alfonzo ere increasing
in number. Nearly hundred are an
nounced in this Province alone within
few days. Gen. Mcdonnell has given
notice of his adhesion to Alfonzo.
LONDON April 4. 1t is reported from
Madrid that Prof. Pinor. Of the Univer-
sity of Madrid, was arrested because he
petitioned the King against the recent
reactionazy educational decree. The
Professor, although i'll. was sent to Ca
diz for transportation to Juan Fernan-
dez.
Advices from Rome say that . papal
nuncio to Spain left the Vatican for
Madrid bearing instructions to Spanish
clergy to strive for tho restoration Of
peace under Alfonzo.
New YsRk. April 3.-The illness OF
Henry NJ. Cleveland has made it neces-
sary that his testimony IN the Beecher
case be taken at his residence.
The Tribune says of Beecher's man
ner on the witness stand: Mr.. Beecher
is the most deliberate of all the Witness
es thus far called. He is the most AMI
mated, except Miss Turner, in his man.
ner of reciting facts relative to which he
Is called to testify.
MAucH CHUNK, Pa. April 3.--The
whole mining region Of the Carbon Co.
il now free of raiders and the situation
is tranquil.
HARRIsBUBa, Po., April Ex-Governor
Harntraft to-day issued q proclamation
calling on the riotous miners Of Luzerne
aud Schuylkill counties to disperse and
go home; and authorizing the sheriffs.
in the event of noncompliance with the
order. to call for the aid of the military
to disperse them.
New YonK. April IA Lordon dis
patch says that the U. s. steamer Mon
ongahela arrived at St. Helena with the
Hereulan party of observers Of the tran
sit of Venus.
WASHINGTON April 1. As in previous
cases where injuries have been inflicted
on American citizens by Mexicans. the
Mexican government will soon have
brought to its attention, by the Depart
ment of State. the enormity of offenses
recently committed by invading Me1i-
cans on the Texas border, with q de-
mand for such reparation as will satisfy
our National honor.
WASHINGTON. April 3.--Po-tal chang
es: Post Offices established: Cedal
Grove, Whatcom county, W. T.. Nc
Kinney T. Tawes. P. NJ; Silver Lake,
Cowlitz county, W. T., Drusilla Germ
and, P NJ; Steptoe, Whitman county
". T., John c. Richardson.
Name and site changed: Shell Rocl
wasco county. Oregon.to Collins Land
ing, Skamania county, W. T. and Wm
Col ms appointed P. NJ.
CHICAGO. April S. - Specials from
Sioux City report Black Hills expe
dition, numbering about $50 men tina
will leave Sioux City to-day for tn
mines.
Two men, William and Walter Owens
have returned to Yankton from Blacl
Hills. whittier they went on Februar!
last on trapping expedition. The.
bring back with them about a doze,
specimens of shot gold, which they pro
cured in a small ST. cam running int
the South Fork of the Cheyenne. The.
lett companions in the Hills. and vii
return in few days with supplies
They report meeting several bands o
Butte and Teton Sioux, both coming on
and going in. and had q peaceful cha
with them. the Owens speaking the In
dian language.
PoTrsvILLE. Pa, April 5.-Telegram
from the coal region represent all quiet
though trouble is apprehsnded to-mor-
row. when the coal trains begin moving
PARIS, Ky, March 5.--During th,
stallion exhibition to-day Goldsmith
Abdallab was instantly killed by coming
in collision with another horse Will,
going around the ring. the shaft of tn
sulky striking him in the breast. HI
was valued at $50. 900.
NEW YORK, March 5.--The Presiden
stated to-day. with relation to recen
troubles ON the Texss frontier, that b.
had not expressed his views to any one
not even to the Secretary of State. who
like bimself. bad been absent from tha
city. Orders had been given to thu
military for the protection of our cit
izsns on the frontier. but nothing had
been done. The Government had moi
yet been fully advised as to the eKten'
of-the outrages. although he had been
officially informed of the arrest of the
mail carrier and the burning of tbs
Post Office by the invaders. The Mex.
ican Government had repeatedly been
reminded Of outrsges heretofore com.
mitted by Mexicans upon citizens oi
the United States. both in Mev;co and