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child was born Of Mrs. Fitz Hubert
while in lawful .wedlock.

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while in lawful wedlock.
MEMpHrs. Tenn. Feb, 1.-The mes
senger of the Southern Express 90. was
robbed here this morning Of . large
number packages, the exact amoant Of
which cannot be asoertained. by . man
who came here recently and rented an
Office. He called the messenger in to
get package. and pretended to want to
send it of. when the messenger, was at
tackled. bound and gagged and seriously
hurt. The robbers escaped. It is be-
lteved they were members Of the Gads
Hill band Of robbers. The Express Go.
offers reward of SIC, 600 for the arrest
of the robbers, but refuse to state the
amount stolen. '' 'a' s''s'"'
/. WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Smith
sonian Institute have received . cable
dispatch. announcing the discovery at
Berlin Of a new planet in the right as
cension, q degrees declination. 18 de-
grees, 26 minutes north, of the 18th
magnitude. '+'- .ts'
The Secretary Of War has sent to the
House report Of the Quarter Master
General aud the Comissary General.
giving the cost to their Departments Of
the Modoo war. amounting in the ag-
gregate to $4lf,000. ft1 go
1t seems altogether unlikely that
Pinchback win obtain seat in the Sen.
ate in any event. He has not in any Of
the csucuses. received q majority Of the
Republican votes in the Senate, though
he did obtain majority of those pres
ent in the caucus. The Committ.e on
privileges and elections may make fa-
vorable report on his credentials. but
action is not at all likely to be pressed
at present. if at all this session. d,
The Republican Senators agreed in
caucus to resolution endorsing
the course of President Grant with
reference to affairs in Louisiana. recog-
nizing Kellogg as de facto Governor Of
the State.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
issued a call for the redemption of if
teen million $40 bonds of 1867, to be
paid on May LIST at the q. s. Treasury.
at which time the interest will cease on
the amount this called in. Twelve mil
lions are coupons and three million reg
istered bonds.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-Dispatcies from
New Orleans say that the efforts to COM
promise between the Republicans and
Conservatives are progressing favorably
so far. s..- f.s..-t.
LONDON, Feb. LA. dispatch from
Rome to the Daily Telegraph says: Gar
ibaldi has informed the King he has
not come to Rome with political inten-
tions, but to forward the material well
fare of his constituents. ef
PARrs. Jan. 31.-Ths Assembly yes
terday passed the amendments proposed
by Waltons to Vintavons Constitution
bill by 353 to 352'.- The amendment de-
clares that the President of the Repub-
lie shall be elected BY the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies in Congress rs
sembled. That the Presidents term
shall be seven years and that he can be
reelected. The left is now striving to
obtain vote on the entire constitution.
al bill in order to retain the advantage
obtained from this indirect recognition
of the Republic.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 31.-The Captain
and crew of the Gustav have been re.
leased by the Carlist.. The German
War steamer Augusta has arrived here,
VIENNA. Jan. 3l.-The Hospodar Of
Montenegro has Withdrawn all demands
on Turkey.
SrRATFonD. Ont. Jan. 81 IA fire this
morning destroyed property valued at
S145,0O Insurance not known. The
principal losers are Mckay & Co.. VIII
Hanson & Co., N. A. Smith. Jeffery &,
McLeonhard and Archdeacon & Fuller.
HAVANA, Jan. 31.-A local newspaper
Of Espirtu Santa in, Cinco yalla Dis
tricts reports that insurgents under Go
mez and San Gnila attacked the settle-
ment of Silha on the Goth and after
stubborn fight, captured it, destroyed
the Fort and all its contents and burn
ed many houses. Spanish losses COM
siderable.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1.-Bark Bron-
tes arrived yesterday morning from Ut
salsdy and anchored Off Preside. She
took q sheer parted chain and went
ashore ON Fort Point at 10 O'clock a. M
in thick fog. She lost one anchor in
the straits of Fuca and there was no al
tentative but to let her go ON the rocks.
She was towed off in the afternoon BY
the Neptune, with feet of water in her
hold. Her bottom was probably stove
as she pounded heavily.
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