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New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Ncw-gcreen Real Gslatc for Sole


EVOR SALE TO LEASE FOR a TERM
or YEARS ore # the most desirable R>DhN'lr IN Orange
n conplt,ely um shed; with al a -eA nprJ''
nntl: a greenhouse. and one nll b arS OF eLnnd
etuadon unsurpassed lhOhAo DCNN, 10 I@-@p-,'' ~ =
ApORRiSTOWN, n. J.-AiOst desirable
VI PROPERTY to SELL Rent. Apply to RANDOLPH BIOS,
II Boligav.
ORANGE, N.J.--GreaJ variety property lOr
" sale and Ohce hours from to pm ,,.
l. II. GBRHl. 80 Nassau. cor lbert7'st
I(sI ACRE Farm, Hawthorne, NJ j., 174 miles
Latb2 from Ncwl or Midland Rair'ed stations
o hou ou'bndi'gs Communication, S1 90 per an
nun Price costmoe) 5000 remain lon lime bal
ACC TO suit will xcnlLge W. war Owner - Pr,-si up
@.I SO0 (irst 20 per cent? in two years F.;
p %,OOU @ 200 aaaa afsI. .f q: sgc per cf sf9
lsrdome B RBAN VILLA hESiDENtE rs win ample
grounds uniting With the robust a1 wholesome u
egces living locality nrciss well daS"i Aud heay
near aeUots: paved and lhied Streets police marAe
schools within Of basnesS Neaior by the unnyae
ac5mm sons the Central Railroad OF NsSJfsc Houses Lave
s hot ami heater coets bath. &c Lots ad out II
Cnyes W. garie9, ser,, aaI f-Gt vines bere &c
ONB OF THEN CAS- BE RENTED (U'h uc Of Noh,'. COW
ehc4ers and urniure, ,) at elOO per mon fof
acr particulars tie OWNER PosOhce Box Ioi Eh'a-
beth, ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Judge Neilson-I think ~ Ia.
Mr. EyarAnd must ask you Honor TO allow me to nnish
this in the way
Judge Neilson-Yes, Sir ITO the audienceJ wsh ge"
men, you would keep yonf seats until the Jury retire 10 he
Jurvl: Please be in your seats at II o'clock.
Mr. Maison-This Court stands adjourned until to-
morrow morning at II o'clock
The Court was tbcreupon adonrned until II o'clock today
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Citn Real Gslate for Sale.

USTABLJSIED BAKERY and good GRO
IL Gerry STAND inc sdug DteLug flou,e a'd -a DO "-
West Farms. 2Itl ard. n y t' Tor sale or 10 - veg
foua- b gi'ts Apply 10 o. 70 N'-' "
ENs owner ~ broadway. j. T. WGtlN, near prli
gIOR SALE-Oa fIlty-Siyt yth-st., hctWorn ihlr"
a4d LeIip a-si cii'i, 80, 'ah w. "."
HOUSE; sc0. Ao9-, ll.ueI n ii ID 300 i r.- t e
coco throu1 bout auI completely llrn '' w..
4. ". WILLIAMS, 81 stth Vs..
dD,1@ 03Ail FOR Eth. e-,toTy
ID ZtpsOUV. brovGsto-e HOUsE G6 We. l1hst.' n'4'
5tl.ave; "a may remain permits. 81 PoaGSay.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
YEw.YopK. Thursday, Fob. II. 1893.

NLW k, IHUI0Vd3 I'-U' II wv
At the Excha1gc SaiesgoOms to-day u D.
Beecker Sol q Wne sold Que lot on E'S RIVER soutl
west corner Yo Tmr:y-eelli''.. 2tSo0c to SIMON 'e-u
stcn ard DaviI Jone'. IOr SlJ,lOL >. hoo
T.. A. Llwreuce Il Go. sold l.c iI:oc-,'ory nI nous
and lot 23,7j kuoVn IL Th0mj>or-.;. 20 ri S"uth
of Puuce-st to H. {. Richards, lot :JJtUj hi@"' lH
three-stOry brick dwelling known "a y lug" -a'' a"
iOl Canal-st. To tBe same purchaser. 4or .i-th
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Droohlnn lcal Gsiate for Sale.


CARRGLL-ST. north side. 100 fe,t wcTt Of
u Contest SALE, the l-cososy, hg4oo h'o"t'o.e
booeat Bnck HOUSE lal LOT 2-Gsl0J. ~ Be .J 90 .sr "a.
yorable terms Apply to Che Il. rREA ll's 80 o.i y y
NOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No lO2 Frame store and house .0' ftIi
No 40 81 ard 50 Nau->t FraEc .gcilrgii "i - ~
2rj and 2BS W8shngt1I-s-fraae sW,'hh.' l' ''''
Nos ~ and 1917 Wul,t--}or, and haseH 1 .H ''' -
No Al WiIonzbby.s-3 story back holse lo', -J4l1t
no. 81 H.cks.,'.-34;ory b.,ck .Cnse; lot, @J1lvt
No l55 Rem ea-st-j-s.o.y brcG b0ase; .ot. -JrljL
W.. COOK, 30 Wasto-'2'.. .. L'.., ~
ID S. BUSSiNG, jr., 10. 9Cl MogasHe-,z.t.
A.. Uortnent Bull !a-l. LooAlrn BROKER .Aa STATE
sra MOKIGAGES has DO.lyn i Eii r' i're" 90
Iferrepont Nom. que Willow Hicks, and ltnr So a GA "s,
side OF bl Highs bwoeu Clark and Perrrp'n &c. re i'"'
House oy Ea lN,er New oNi on cF -' '
r.tg TO secure sC1ton moleisc cost Ne. -'- "A
aud Ca.cne,t tro NnOnc II % p -
9Or5O e 6nshe cabmc-w0rk New-lsrk 't ii'i 'c4u'H
sic Aou,o near me u"Vt ''4 l 'i
An ytrt sied lone adaccn eSchstG ior otLe ' & a
yary story hlcG house, So near tie t V'V
essy nas raynnt Ia South DIooA.yn on no1 f A'A
AMI cucsse great ha gains 80 r ie %
he secured hru ID ne a 'ets r 30 900 ' %
C,ton Isf9 Of va,rs ue>rgii 10 ''
yar,iuc rom slZOJO rIjOlO each, some Oh A AH '' " 81 ne
attention A. aOas O cheaper s-' A. F.t W
the Cy for IN, "a $500 800 eac. Vacant lt .'f u i"'
os,s reefs anI y,aucs Prospect far'. fHi "1 @ o.
ssue Also three MOli. guest, ali Two on Ni,- ~
Ecfty o centrally .5'' iH "a
10 evch,r Tor within 100 miles Of NeT-I H. Jn' e "
situated un!ncinberci lots to exchange Tor Lous i. ~" x
for SALE cJDttupufTls piAst "a "' -
of nor. y carefully tendd to- ui ts
inc to invest seclny an without care OF favorable
opportunities, spq.cs iioa 70 o. oo. ,,.. p-..,i-,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
THE WEBSTER DIFFICULTY WITH Mr.. BOWEN

Q. "In the Fall of 1870, Mr. Bowen urged me to
support in The Union MI E D. Webster for Congress Re
publican nomination which many Of the best citizens OF that
party had publicly rcpudtaed against meeting at the
Academy had made Judge George Reynolds being the chief
speaker" you remember Of there being anything about
that Webster matter in the A. No don't remember
that
Mr Everts-Wcll will read Il.
The witness-Moreovcr very that in speaking
of Judge Reynolds should have given him his full name
George C. Reynolds.
Q. George G. Reynolds, isntitf A. George c.
q oh, dare say 81 declined TO support Mr. Webster
though knew nothing against him personally made
his character. Mr. Bowen repeated his plea in Web
f,ers behalf and l repeated my refusal. Mr.. Bowen then
stated there way in which The Brooklyn Union
could be made support Mr. Webster and that by dis
missing lis editor answered. Yes but that is the only
way This the first instance in all my relations with Mr.
Bowen covering fifteen years in which had known him
60 attempt bend the integrity OF my mind Mr. Webster
defeated and he credited his misfortune to and ma
lns me Tor this day" Do you remember that as part
A No Sir; don't remember any part Of that
@ Don't remember anything about that "After this diff
ou Mr. Bowen gave understand that as he owned Two
newspapers he edit least Of them; accordingly
hc chose hc lions share taking The Independent fol himself
and leaving TIE Jtioa for me" Do you remember that? A.
Don't remember that expression No Sir,
q The Of do you remember being included in
your-- A. No. don't bring up to my mind.
O. lie said that he could reasonably hope for than
tn remaining years Of active le and that il he
WA any position to bcQueath TO his children,
bc must do II within that time. So without
marmur, I took OF my and laid it at his feet
and said God save the King" Do you remember that A.
No, but just like / think must have said it,
daughter
q we never made a treaty.
Mr. Beach" We then made"
MIR. Eyars"We then made a treaty and two contracts
drawn up between by which M Bowen was TO be
be editorinchicf Of The LadependeHt l had been,
and .ts leading special contributor Mr.. Bccchcr
had been in DAYS Of the Star Papers" Do you recOg
me that? A. don't recollect the expression
q Bat Of itf A. don't remember that any snch
statement my story OF don't say that it was
there Mr Eyarts.
Q No; that l understand, Of course Do you remember
whether any statement about your business affairs was in the
statement: A. Oh yes, Sir.
MI Eyarts-Very Wei.
The Wi,ncss-I tried make that statement very ingc-
niously.
q Yes "This arrangement 70 last two years at 5000
year Furthermore be also the editorinchief Of The
Jl giving upy lectures arrangement TO last five years
al 5000 together with per cent Of the net profits which pro-
Ia sed to making all told myyeary incomes $4,000
Doyou part satement your true storyi
think something ike that in the statement but
very that should have said not 5000 because
sJ9O each Of these The probability is that
would absolutely both salaries were 500
sweCk.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
ijonees Gno farms UGnteo.

YNANTED-On line of Harlem and Port
w chester Rarosd COTTAGE in exchange for BpoS fe
Apply TO rutland & WAITING. Beeknan-st " y
WANTED to HIRE-From March I, Il fur
w uhel small HOUSE hour from Newiok near depot
we drained HEALTHY, and well laid cut, with ut &C., o o5 6ee
scre. by ryate family three Address RESPONSIBLE
Uptown Tribune Ofce "a q West 32d'st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Conntrn i)ropertn TO Eet.

Two LET, furnished or unfinished, for one
yea spacious MANSIoS situated in Gushing L.
lawn othon rarery tabng and requisite Of hrstcass
u,ubau r,silence Address Box S12. PostOmce. ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Coun.rn Zeal Gstate ior Sale


EEO! FOR MARYLANDi! 80 page FARM
CATALOGUE irpe; map with town road river school
rbr-cb 6c 30 cents j. T. MAECHA, Eason, Nd
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
CitD properrp TO Let.


A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
"A HOUSE, best order, No W East l27hst, with
small pnyat. family
OFFICES TO LEr.-SOme very desirable, on
~ 6r,t I'D furth an dh hoOr IN buildings 3 and Beck
man and 1873 l3J Nassausts RULAND WHITING Beek
mans.
ITO LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
As b. house below 45;h-st. convenient to broadway
and GtLave. Apply TO T. \ DNLEl 3oo shave
FyO LET-LOFHS, with power, splendid light
~ ''"''' '''' EDW. A. LAUgEN. 63 Pdnce-,.
ITO LET, near Fifth-ave., fouT-stoTy brown
stone HOUSE, 33 West For:y-dfLst immediate possession
Open from to4 ?. ID
TEO LET-PARLOR FLOOR in the iilstclass
brownsoue French fit house No. III East Fnly-ln1-st
Buses Carpets Per Glass Comcs Shades &c, will be sold at a
sacrifice 4 wanted Arp.y on TIE premises
THO LET-In the BIBLE h0USE-STORE on
ASTOR PLACE and OFFICES in second and third stories ana
Apply at Office of BASOREh
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY No Bible llou,e
rS'WENTY- ONE most desirable private RESI-
DENCES belonging to the North Am Life Ins Co.. rent per
X. r. PAGE, 80 Parkrow, Mansgef.
no LEASE-Ihe elegant offices Nos. 100 and
lO2 Brovay vacated by tue Universal LIE hs Co. account
removal II and 10 NlreHst also o"es oi he Ine
perden No place also oces in the Norh America Life las
Comuauy Buidag OF tic Gusrian Lie 2Jl BIoadHay
X. +. PAGE. SO ParkrOw.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Murp,e anp 6late mantels.


CASONi g. IS0LA,
" STEAM MARBLG and GRANITE WORKS,
l46tO 1872 West 4Otb.st-, Broadway
nonunent, Matels Aiar Figures Thing WsBscotEg &c. In
manueufers Of marble work Of description
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Gtdtioneru.

DLANK BOOKS and all kinds of STATION.
I'D ERY for ofice use at TOWER GILDBRSLEESE & Co.'S
3ol Broadwa,. FE.nkln-t
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
5aies op Anrtlon

A. MERwIS.
pY BANGS. MERWIN a. Co.. 656 Broadway.
near Bon Works Of Art Fancy GOoGs.
FRIDAY at Colecuon Of BOOKS various de prments
Of Literature.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

that passage my mind won't say that was
not in il.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
fost an0 founo.

Cost an0 founo.
I OST-Certifcate No. 1889, dated Oct. s,
1865 Twenty shares stock OF the Brooklyn Gas Light Co..
m the nsms Of the Peunsyvana Lives &C. mailed in
okyn Nov o. 1906 reached the said Penn
syyana Co. &C. Application male fora duplicate certificate
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BR

Il the EBW.JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare IRON keN-l orr 70 Philadelphia Crg - -.
Commencne MONDAY Oc, 10 1874 Il. rev, sialneh and con
JANB MOSELf aud DAl SIh connecting
Sandy Hook with al trains, will 81,
' Leave Kes.Yofk rom Pier s. n p, fo1t Rcc'o,-st 49,
e:A5 m-For PLiadepha a. Long B.a.d, Toms River War
town luckertor neland. snd Brdgeton -. ~
400 D. m-Por Long ETauch. RSe WaretoWn. Barneg
AMI 1uekeTton. IN, O .,c,.,,c c.u...t u..,,.-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

E'AIL Ni ! LN LINZ
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT ANO FALL RIVER pAlLf
CUHDAYS EXCEPTED AT IN
Fpu pcr - North River ioot or Il-rirst,
Steamer, NEWPORT AND Old COLONY.
C.r, G. SIMMONS Capt b. ~. SIMMONS.
The most orec. Taunton. Mdebofo, Plymouth New
Bedford Msrhts Yuegarj NANTUCKET. Cape Cod. the WHITE
MOUNTAINS a. pscp points in Nwngani AMI the Prov
For TcAc.s Steroms slPy al IA anl o-9 sfoi"j
Broadway cover 1hraT and OlchlOeiani'
tgeptyhs Dolas TX Oces, 944 baway. and ~ Cod
St. Office the Pier anI all puoci9a Hoses
~ ~ BORDEN & LOWELL, Agen,A
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Mr. Evarts-[To the wnessl This printed paper was pat
into your hands-this statement
The Witncss-Cerianly.
Mr Eyarts readingl
A WITNESS WHO RErUDIATEs
nNrs paulina Wright Davis Of Providence was given as
chief witness in Mr.. Woodhus clnd4ous bIScnr - %
libel But in note just received from hcr IN En'ols MT a.
Davis thus utterly rcpudiaies IN gross anu ~ ~
detail statements concerning her rea,,o4 dirSci
TO the , case yto an libel thai ha. yet been rendered. hs
annears 10 be quoted "In relation to the 1toh versus
Reber affair have only this TO say: was never on any
tSy@ Of Intimacy with the families Of either party never
Jitcd At Mr. Tions but my life and that was ten
years ago, in company " called at A MIR Tion's house
for some books which had lent TO Mr. T. then law law
o or three times at the houses of mutual friends but at no
lime mas the the slightest approach 10 confidential con
raon between have nsinuacd that there had Dccn
~ ~ has ever In my presence spoke Of Mr. Beecher has
been in terms Of respect OF honor and her pastor
for woman am greyed that she has failed n What she gave
pr3m.dS Oi u from the "Tue Story: 81 have the
ornJ manuscript Of Mrs DAVIS letter, above printed nor
do know TO whom addressed but similar letter was
t NV her from Paris Oliver Johnson which have seen
and here transcbe follows" That does not seem 10 DC
transcribcdf .
The wtness-No Sir; Mr.. johnson showed me the letter
hut failed at the time take copy Of it, and afterwards did
NJ Eyarts-IIe perhaps has IT, Readingl Mrs Stanton
r. ,,cr to friend in NewYoTk dated Boston, November
An 1872 IA lew days af:er the WoJdhnl publication appeaed
says: ,,,s c,on,or,s Statement
.Ibove had grand time visiting friends here but my pleas
~ hss harn fcarfuly marred BY this Woodhull paper !
,horrh II dead False in point false III all Is soou
oid min motto The filthy words lfansnS.l
The Wiuess-I win read for you il you wish, Mr. EVarts
Mr. Fya,ts-' The filthy words language, think II Is
The Witpcss-I guess it must be Eswrng guess is
the filthy language she puts into my mouth" have written
II words" ,-...,,A T..
Mr. Eyas-"The filthy language she puts into my mouth ID
utterly false never spoke to that woman Out once vi ~
mini fortunately in the presence OF one
i,s gentleman and simply replied in general terms TO
re.ion that had heard the Say this to l. t. ana
,ell him shall stand by him in the hour OF need
With kind regards, ever yours,
Signed by) Mrs H. H. sTASroN
f"Note-I possess the original Of the above e'ser-i l.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
NEW-YORK AND PORTLAND EMPRESS

BORDEN LOWELL, AgentA
GEORGE L. CONSOR General PASSENGER ent
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
MR.. TnToY's DEFENSE IN THE TRUE STORY.

MR.. THTON'S DEFENSE IN THE TRUE STORY.
Mr.. Eyarts-I will now read from this paper.
Taking UP the preserved sheetsl
Mr. Bcach-What are yon reading fromf
Mr Evar reading from the Original paper produced by
Mr. Tilton Mr. Davis in TIE Springfield RpuJlicaa, De-
cember 9Th, 1872 49,
The WtncsI T. was put my hands at the time don't
know whether it was from The Springfield Republican or not
Mr. Eyarts-ITo the wncssl This printed paper was pat
into your hands-this statement
The Wiincss-Cerianly.
Mr Eyarts readingl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

~ LINE ALL RAIL- WoTces Nishut aGi Eochester-lbe
direct Is io business.
LEAVE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EEW-TORR, $40. 10 M,
3 anu $40 ?.
The 500 10 m. trains close corneron Worcester
Ju lhoG.b TOR Portland arlsrg Portland at
lO:45 D.. m.
a. with the m.
uoAn- flr Po.tiaDI, Bangor, aul -. JDHus
Through Baggage checked through important points
raj Purtlan.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND ,MAKT-

H. Express with seepingcass for Iov AMI Albany
WAY TahS o. pe' Iva S ' {. II. KLSDRtCK.
GeIelal Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
"A halt HOUSE best order No W East l27ihL, with
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Mr. Evarts treang from the loose sheets In addition 10
the testimony Of Mrs Davis and Mrs Stanton above gVen my
wfes solemn aud truthful declaration, IL as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24
SHREVEPORT.
Northern Residents DenOuuce The stale,
menls " Merrill,
IheI Declare The Relations Of The Two
Races to be Unusually Friendly,


sliREVEroRT La, January 23,-We,
the undersigned brethren, residents OF
shreveport, Louisiana, read with In.
eNpresalble astonlahment the state
nenls made by General Merrill aud
others, representing this community
IN u condition Of anarchy, aud lls PEG.
pie lawless and defiant, stating that In
this Vicinity there are not less than
two hundred and llny political Grimm.
ais, that are Systematically mallreated,
cheated of their earnings, ANA that
two thousand people have been driven
from their homes In penury, We most
solemnly assert that al such state
ments are baseless misrepresentation
aud absurdly false.
There Is no lawlessness here nor IN
this vicinity that has come to our
knowledge, The only disorders that
we have known were made by this
military slanderer just before the elec-
ton, by sending his soldiers raldIng
over the country, 0rresting unresistlng
citizens for imaginary oncuscs, who
have not been held for trial because
there was 40 evidence Of guilt, II or
binary crimes ARE not vigorously pun
lshed by our present Judicial authority
II Is through no iault Of the intelligent
and vlrtuous part of The community,
who have had no voice In their stlcc-
ton. lfany tcnanlry have been eject.
ed 1t has been 10 u small extent and
mostly, if not altogether, the vaga-
bond and the vicious. If there bc any
dcstitulion among the colored people
II Is In no sense from want ofremuner-
alive employment. The relation Of the
two races is unusually friendly, arising,
doubtless, from the fact that at the
recent election many colored people
voted with the tax payer the conserva-
tive ticket.
We think the good order here quite
remarkable when we reflect that the
parish officials and representatives,
who We're elected 10y six hundred ma
jority in as orderly an election as ever
was witnessed, have been for the sec
ond time cheated of their success by
the present ruling dynasty. We will
only add that the statements referred
to are 30 outragrously false and
groundless that they could only have
originated in II crazy brain and poorly
concealed malice.
S. b. Steers, cotton buyer Of New
York; T.. l.. Dennis, cotton buyer,
Rhode Island ]. j. Howard, cotton
buyer, Connecticut; George Burt, mer-
chant, Iowa; l.. ii. Crosby, New York;
d. Shapley, planter, New York; A. +.
Wright, planter, Ohio; Frank Lewis,
Boston, Mass
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24
WASHING TOM.
Accident TO Secretary BrlStOw-
Delegate Cann0n'S Case.
Senatorial Caucus on Affairs In
the S0uth--lmportant De.
CiSlOn by The Court
Of Claims.

WASHINGTON, January %, - Secretary
Bristow Is confined 10 his bed to-day.
lie spraincd bis leg yesterday hy slip
pliing on the stone stairway OF the
treasury building, The wound, though
painful, Is not serious.
Five of the eleven members of the
committee on elections are opposed to
the resolution OF the majority to ex-
clude Delegate Cannon from his seat.
The republican senators are holding
a caucus to-day on affairs in the south.
a petition was presented to the court
of claims to-day, in which thepetltlon-
er alleged that he was not at the time
mentioned in the petition, nor Mt any
time or times, actively or otherwise,
or In any way engaged in making or
carrying on war against the United
States, or in aiding or abetting in any
way, shape or manner the so-called
southern confederacy, or any person
or persons engaged In rebellion, or
making or carrying on war against the
United States aforesaid, The court de-
cided that this was not sufficient. The
petitioner states in substance that he
was not guilty of the crime of treason
as defined by the constitution, where
as the laws expressly requires him to
say that he had borne true allegiance
to the United States during the period
OF the late rebellion. Without such
declaration no claim is admissible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Assembling OF the Italian Parliament
-Garibaldi I'm Route TO Rome.
MOntencgTlns Preparing for War
Alfonso Proclaimed King OF
Spain by the Cuban
Government.

ROME, January 23.-The Italian par
lament will assemble on Monday.
General Garibaldi, one of the depu
ties, is expected at Civita Vicchia to-
day, where preparations have beei
made to give him a reception.
LONDON, January 23.-The amount
of bullion withdrawn from the bank OF
England Oh balance to-day is ten
thousand pounds sterling.
VIENNA, January 23.-The Monte
negro government has ordered its SUBJ
iects abroad to return home. Twelve
thousand men have been ordered to
the frontier.
BERLIN, January ga courier has
arrived in this city bearing letter
from King Alfonso to Emperor Will
liam. He has similar letter for the
emperor of Austria and king of Italy.
HAVANA, January 23.--One hundred
and forty-eight sisters of charity, ex-
lied from Mexico, have arrived
here, en- route for France.
Alfonso was officially proclaimed
king of Spain to-day by Captain Cen
eral COucha.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24
New York Items.

New YORK, January 23.-The Astor
house was closed for alterations and re-
pairs to-day.
The East river was bridged with ice
to-day, and hundreds ofpersons crossed
and recrossed between this city and
Brooklyn. On the change of the tide
the ice became detached from the piers
and moved rapidly with the current.
Quite a number of people were on the
ice at the time, but all were rescued by
tug boats.