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The New York herald., 1876-02-24
FINE ARTS.
PosTPoSEMENT OF THE SALE OF THE TONES

roSFFoNEMENT OF THE SALE OF THE TONES
COLLECTION OF SPANISH PICTURES
snort time before the hour for the sale Leavt's
iast evening notice by Mr. Tones stating
tha as ihe appraisemcnt Of the pictures not been
completed through the day, the sale must
De postponed Mr.. Tones Immediately saw
Collector Arthur and learned from him that
tho appraiscment would be finished tomorrow so that
the sale might commence tomorrow night The
pictures were not imported by Mr.. Tones but this
gentleman advanced money them after tho original
collector had failed to dispose Of them last june at
which time no objection was made TO tho amount
OF duty paid for them Since then the pictures have
increased in value from the greater popularity OF
colors in this county and the higher reputation
OF some OF the artists represented, and no charge
OF undervaluaton has been made until the prepara
tons Tor the present SALE The understanding between
the parties now interested in tho sale and tho
ohcias appears TO have been that tho pictures would
De valued by experts before the sale aud compared with
the actual prices brought at auction There l79
pictures in the collection and days should GER
tainy have been sufficient 10 and judge the value or
tnem The pictures are really in the possession OF the
government, and neither Mr. Tones nor Mcssrs. Lea
VIII have any control over the actions Of the officials al
though any loss OF time and extra expense arising from
the postponement of the sale must be borne by them.
SALE AT scHEScKs GALLERY DAY.
portion of tho pictures which have been exhibited
at Schencks gallery Tor the past week will be sold at
noon to-day. Among them is cattle picture by
representing children at play; two figures by Hoag;
'Thc Pet" by G. H. story; "Marines" by Ed. Moran
''The Shepherds Family where a girl has opened
the gate to let drove Of sheep pass from pen; a
moonlight by 7. L. Smith; 'Spooning," by J. 7.
Lucas; Wood Scene" with figures, by Mecher
Tilmes and Van Severdonk; "Thc Letter OF Proposal"
by Pabst "rhe Little Fruit Seller" by
j. G. Brown; "Indian summer Afternoon" by
Albert Iusley; ''winter Evening"" by G. II. McCord;
ltalian Boy full of spirited drawing and good color,
by L. Pagan, and number of landscapes by American
and foreign artists The sale will be concluded to-
morrow at the time, and will comprise works of
Glgnaux, w. I. Richards Moran, T. l.. Smith, Lamb
din, Thom, William y. Dc Haas Victor Nehhg.
Colonel Farman, Iasalle F. Anders Escudier, Adoph
r. Cere, De Garay Fornari, Archenbraich, Portelgc,
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Kellogg English Opera Company commences
season at the Academy OF Music Monday next
This company has met with extraordinary success
throughout the country.
The New York Liederkranz Vocal Society givo their
annual masquerade ball tonight at tho Academy OF
Music. The musical selections form one OF the most
interesting features OF the programme.
An interesting event of the present musical
will bc the FIRST appearance tomorrow night of Mme
Teresa Carreno as Zerlna In ''Don Giovanni" with
Nile. Titens in her best role Donna Anna
Miss Julia Rive, the talented young pianste. who re
Gently created such profound sensation by her ex-
quisite playing at the last Philharmonic concert will
shortly appear in Chicago, assisted by some of the
finest vocal talent IN that city
Nine Arabela Goddard OF whom It has been justly
said that she is the first living pansts OF the tender
sex at the day. will shortly give series of
citals in this city. The fame OF Nine. Goddard is
world wide She plays with equal facility and effect
the works of the old and schools. Her recitals
must needs bc of enjoyment and study in the
works of the classical authors to all who hear her.
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GERMAN Y.

BsMARcx sPEcULATING AS TO HIS SUCCESSOR IN
THE CHANcEILoRsHIP.
LONDON, Feb 23 1875.
The Morning Standards Berlin correspondent telc-
graphs-I hear that the appointment OF Count de Sol
berg -wernigcrode TO the Vienna ambassadorship has
made such an impression that Prince Bismarck would
like to regard HIM the to the Chancellor
ship.
COUNT sroLBERG .wERNrGERoDE
count stolberg ernigerode, who has just been ap
pointed Ambassador the Court of Vienna by Emperor
William, is, it appears, the favorite OF the famous
statesman for the highest position under the Crown
when It may become vacant The Count 0thoro has
ilustrous pedigree and is Of the Lutheran profession
of faith. He born the 3oth Of October. 1887,
and consequently in the thirty ninth year Of his age
He inherited many titles Bismarck has seen, be-
ing 'reignng" Count OF stolberg, Konigsten Roche
fort wernigerode and Hohenstein and signor pro-
prietor, OF Epstein, Nuremberg Brenberg, Aigmont
and Lohra, and Kcttenberg. He is a hereditary men,
Der OF the Upper Chamber the Prussian Legislature
n lieutenant colonel In the German Army commander
chancellor of tho Order OF ST. John of Jerusalem.
He married German Princess in the year 1868, and
has Eve children-ED HERALD
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ENGLAND.

wINsLow THE FoRGEB AGAIN BEFORE THE
COURT IN BOW STREET.-THE WASHINGTON
ACTION FOR HIS ExTRADITIoN ANNOUNCED
PLEA OF PAUPER ALIESIsM-REMASDED.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1870
winslow, the Boston iorgcr again brought up at
The Bow Street Police Court at twelve O'Clock to-day.
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ACTION.
Colonel W. II. Checsebrough the second secretary OF
The American Legation. read telegram from Hamilton
FISH, the American Secretary OF State stating that an
pfcer with the proper papers had sailed from the
United States Saturday last and no therefore asked
for the remand OF wnsow for another eight days.
THE PRIsoNkRs PLEA OF rAUPERIsx-A STRANGER IN A
STRANGE LAND
winslow then asked leave to speak, which was
porded 10 him.
He said when his family was at Rotterdam all thor
money, consisting OF ABOUT 800 lfl, 500 English
money!, was taken from them, except 5000 Tho only
money he himself possessed s35. Consequently
be was Unable TO employ counsel HIS wife and family
~cre In grea. distress and perfect strangers In
England.
The American Consul at Birmingham was the only
person in England he had ever seen before
PRISON DISCIPLINE
The prison regulations permitted him to see only one
person daily, and then only through grating within
lhe hearing OF other prisoners He understood that
prisoners having counsel permitted tosce them IN
tprivate room in the presence OF onicer. As he
was not able TO hire solicitor and his wife being the
only means Of hearing aud communicating about the
sasc be requested the Justice Sir Thomas Henry. to
permit him to see his wife and one other member OF
his family IN the same manner daily. lie had
srcts that he objected TO ofcer hearing but he
unwilling 10 discuss the case the presence Of other
prisoners
NAGsTERIAL coSDEsCESxoy
sir Thomas promised to write 10 the visiting jus
tees who controlled the prison Cthe House Of Dcen-
ten Ccrkenwell, famous one the Fcnians at
tempted 10 blow up In 1861, aud recommend them 10
grant the application.
winslow then asked permission TO see his wife and
family who we're IN waiting private room OF the
tourL The request was granted.
REFUSED
\ He then asked TO be remanded for shorter period
Ahan eight days the chance Of the oncers arriving
Joonsr than was anticipated. Amer consulting with
Colonel CheesebrOugh, Sir Thomas Henry said this
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HAYTI.

THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ALARMNG-cUBAN
REFroEEs ORDERED TO QUIT TIE rTRRr-
TORY.
HAVANA, Feb % 1874
Jamsca adviccs OF yesterday that the condition
Of affairs In Hayu is alarming The rcvolutiousts
have purchased the steamer octavia. taken in am
muntion and sailed from jamaica Port au Prince.
cUBAxs QUIT
President Dominique has ordered the Cuban refugees
TO quit the country within thirty hours penalty OF
being delivered up TO the spanish gunboats.
A
monetary panic is imminent
The bills OF exchange Of large houses on Now York
have been returned protested.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OyyrcE CHIKv SIGNAL OFFIcER
WASHINGTON. Feb PAL A NJ.
Probdbilities
In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, rising
and high barometer fresh and brisk northwest to
northeast winds colder and clear weather will prevail
succeeded In the latter by rising temperature
In the west Gulf States Tennessee and Ohio valleys
falling barometer easteriy to southery Winds warmer
and generally clear weather
In the upper lake region, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys falling barometer eastcry or
southerly winds, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. and possibly followed by light SHOWS in tho
northern portions
In the lower lake region, Middle States and New
England rising and high barometer, brisk and high
west TO north winds, diminishing in force decidedly
cold and clear weather. succeeded Thursday afternoon
or night in two nrst districts By southery winds,
slowly rising temperature and falling barometer
The Ohio and Cumberland rivers will continue falling
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THE YoST MURDER.

JoHSsrowN, Feb. % 1915
After being out all night the jury into Court
haifpast seven O'Clock this morning The prisoner,
accompanied by his counsel, was In his accustomed
place. After the usual formula the verdict OF ''Not
guilty" was announced by the foreman, surprising
everybody the prisoner most OF all He sprang up,
shook hands with his counsel Mr. Trcmain. and
thanked the jury.
Judge James informed the jury that their verdict
might right and he hoped 1t was but It against
the conviction of the Court He then admonished the
prisoner 10 lead better life and the public
that he was innocent After being informed bv the
Judge that he free Smith shook hands with each
of the jurors and left for home at
Smith was this afternoon rearrested charge OF
arson. lie was taken before Justice Pike, and
mted to Jail 10 await examination TO be held
Monday.
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MINISTER OF JUSTICE.

M. Jules Armand Stanisas Dufaurc. who held
onnce under MacMahon ad interim as Minister
OF Justice, is man Of whom France and the
Republic may feel justly proud. Long and honorable
years his already. Born In 179s, he began life
an advocate the Paris Bar In 1894 he was elected
for the reimbursement OF saintes. and active
member Of the Chamber OF Deputies up to 1s4s His
irst office was that OF Minister of Public Works
soult's Cabinet in. 1882 Four years later
he and his colleagues gave place to NJ. Theirs.
DE was always prominent in all matters connected
with public works. After the Railway law Of 1912
was adopted he was honored by a medal being struck
with his eigy. After the Revolution OF 1S4S hc was
again elected, and OF the chiefs Of the
moderate republicans in the Constituent Assembly,
opposing strongly all Tendencies to socialism. He
a member OF the Committee on the Constitution and
Minister the Interior under General Cavagnac Later
on LOUIS Napoleon called NJ. Dufaure again to Office.
He accepted the charge, but he supported the
efforts of the Prince President to change the constu
ton and thus surrcpttiousiy transform the Republic
into an empire During the Empire he one OF the
first men at the Paris Bar-ED HERALD
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CENTRAL ASIA.

RUSSIAN TROOPS IN KHoKASD-THz PEOPLE
DESIRE ANNEXATION.
TAsHKxSD, Feb %, 1870
The Russian troops under General scobclef entered
Khokand on Tuesday and warmly welcomed by
the inhabitants who expressed great satisfaction at tho
announcement Of the incorporation OF Khokaud with
Russia
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The Ministry of Agriculture is undetermined.

rHE PRESIDENT CONSIDERING THE COMPOST
TIoN OF A CABINRr-THE MINISTERIAL
CRISIS CoNTINUED-M. DUFAURE IN OFFICE
PARIS, Feb. 23-Evening.
President MacMahon has postponed his decision in
he formation OF Ministry until after the second
ballotings had next Sunday 1t appears to be
understood that these baotings decided
MI the Ministers will resign. NJ. Buffet the Minister OF
ihe Interior, however insists upon rcsigning mme-
diatey.
DUFAUREs COMMISSION
The 01iciel Journal omorrow will announce the
gnation OF NJ. Buffet and the appointment of NJ. Du-
faure Minister OF the Interior dd interim.
PRESIDENCY CHAMBERS.
The republicans favor the election of NJ. Gr6vy to
She Presidency of the Chambers.
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A M US E. ME- MT S.
sTEINWAY HALL

Nrz Annie Lynch, very excellent and very popular
teacher OF music In this city, gave concert at STEIN
way Hall last evening which very well attended
The lady whose name gave sclat to the concert
sang most charmngly some vocal selections and her
pupils acquitted themselves admirably Where every
one was really good IL would be invidous TO particu-
larize. There was attempt at what is generally
known as high art in this concert, but thero was
abundance Of enjoyment Mrs Lynch may be con-
graduated on being able present before tho public
large number OF talented and we'll trained pupils, who
may yet attain positions OF celebrity in the musical
world.
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FOOT RACE.
PHrLApELPHrA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1915
handicap foot Of 100 yards for purse OF si2o
was decided to-day on the Athletic Base Ball Grounds
in this city. The purse was divided into lots-sSo
for the winner. $25 for second and SIS for
third There were thirteen entries; only eleven started
The first heat by George King. OF Trenton,
NJ j. the second by r. Culbcrt, OF this city. and tho
third by W. GressInger, OF this city. The winners OF
three heats then pted against each other for
the 6nal trial Gressinger tho heat and No
time taken.
The weather was bitterly cold and the spectators
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THE VETERANS NATIONAL CON-
MITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Fob. %, 1915.
The Veterans National Committee met tonight and
organized by the election OF General Charles b.
Brayton, temporary chairman. Tho several vacancies
in the membership OF the National Committee were
filled by the names OF prominent soldiers
and sailors throughout the country. committee,
composed OF General Rutherford Clayton Robinson,
Judge Smell and Colonel Dudley appointed pre-
pare call for national convention of veterans TO be
held In September at Indianapolis, Ind.
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY
RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 23 1879
At meeting Of the stockholders of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, held in this city to-
day. the following elected directors for the ensuing
year:-John n Forbes. Sidney Bartlett. John W.
Brooks Charles J. Paine and + Jefferson Coolidge OF
Boston John O. A. Griswold, OF Newport, R. l. William
j. Rotch, OF New Bedford, Mass. Peter Geddes, j. u.
Walker and Robert Harris, OF Chicago; Charles L.
Perkins. of Burlington, Iowa
01cers will be elected At meeting OF the new Board
OF Directors, TO be held at Boston.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1874
The committee appointed by General Hancock TO
range for the annual meeting Of the Society Of the
Army OF the Potomac have designated Philadelphia as
the place and the 9th day Of June the time for hold
Ing the reunion this year.
Ample preparations will be made to make tho event
pleasant and memorable.
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FRANCE.

MAcMAHoNs CABINET LIKELY TO BE MoDI-
FIED-THE NEW MEN AND THE OLD OF
THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, Feb. %. 1876.
The SoJel to-day says the Cabinet will probably be
modified as follows-
NJ. Dufaurc, Minister of Justice.
H. Pothuan, Minister OF Marine.
NJ Casmir Perier or N. Renault, Minister OF the In
terror.
General Cissey as Minister OF War, will probably
lain his portfolio will also the Due Decazes Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, NJ. WALTON Minister of Pub
he instruction and NJ Caillaux Minister OF Public
Works
The Minstrv of Acrlculture is n IN determincd
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A FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Feb. %, 1876.
A nre broke out about midnight in tho planning mill
owned by J. H. Saunng 4 Co., on Plum street. near
tho Exposition buildings Tho mill was also occupied
by W. S. Dunn 4 Co and Frederick rhusInger engaged
In the manufacture OF furniture The building and
machinery were totally destroyed. Sauning 4 Co. IS
loss is 500 600; insurance. $24 O00 Dunn Co. Is loss
Is IS, 600; amount Of insurance unknown. Thusingers
loss $l2 GOO; Insurance. IS, ,000
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JAPANESE VISITORS.

The japanese Consul and the Japanese commissioncr
OF Education paid visit TO the New York Normal
College yesterday morning. In company with Com
missioner Fuller. chairman OF she Normal College
Committee They we're shown through the college
by President Hunter and President Wood ofthe Board
a, EAuossla.. The JaDancse commisnionar made an
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AMERICAN DAIRYMEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1870
meeting Of the Centenpia Committee OF the
American Darymcn's Association held this
afternoon. The object OF the meeting was
to decide upon . plan by which products OF the
dairymen OF this country and Of Canada be
exhibited, and TO arrange for the erection OF suitable
building for that purpose. committee OF one from
each State was appointed to apporton the money
necessary TO be raised by each State for the exhibition
OF dairymen's products
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TURKEY.

PORTE uLTrMATUM TO THE PROVINCIAL
POWERS
LONDON, Feb 23 1870
The Pail Nall Gasette's Vienna special has the fol-
lowipg:-
semi-oiicial communication from Constantinopls
announces that Turkey has sent an ultimatum to
servia and Montenegro demanding the recall OF their
subjects from the insurgent ranks within month,
otherwise the Porte will occupy both princpahties
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

TIE FLEET AT NORFOLK TO PROCEED TO PORT
ROYAL NEXT WEEK.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb % 1875.
The feet will probably start for Port Royal early next
week The Plymouth will leave the anchorage to-
morrow and proceed TO Hampton Roads. The monitor
Catskill will probably leave Tor Port Royal Saturday
conveyed by either the Alert or the Huron
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FATAL GLYoERINE EXPLOSION.

PIrrsnrRG, Pa, Feb %, 1870
The nitro-giyccrnc magazine OF the Roberts Torpedo
Company At ST. Petersburg, CLARION county. exploded
with terrific violence about six O'Clock this evening"
tearing the building TO pieces and Instantly killing
James Barnum, an cmpoye OF the company, who was
~ work in the magazine
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address 10 the young ladies' IN which he told them
OF the progress made In education Japan during the
last few years system OF public schools almost
similar 10 that prevailing in New York had bee in
troduced, and there were eight normal schools for
young men and one for young already In
operation The latter is under the special care OF the
Empress.
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CHAPEL IN PARIS.
rsPEc1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE I
PARIS, Feb. %, 1870
The obsequies OF Mrs. Judge Roosevelt were cele
brated to-day in the American chapel. Rev. DR..
Morgan ofnciated.
LARGE CONGREGATION.
There was large attendance OF Americans. The
Jon and daughter-in-law OF the deceased and her
sister, Lady Ouseley, were present.
FOR AMERICA.
The remains will be sent to New York.
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THE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAIL-
ROAD.

BosroS Fob. %, 1876
The Legislative Committee to-day opened the invest
CATION OF the charges made against the management OF
the Boston and Albany road by State Director Hayes
There was large attendance and the examination OF
witnesses was Immediately commenced
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ALMOST TOO LATE.
short love story by Charles Dc Kay.
LOVE is KING. Poem. by Nelly NJ. Hutchinson
THE BABY. BY Porte Crayon.
With twenty Illustrations.
humorous essay Porte Crayons happiest vein that wi
be popular in every American family.
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ICE IN THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsTE. Feb 23 1874
The Hudson River is again full Of new running ice,
and the cold weather OF tonight indicates that 1t will
close again. The Poughkcepse advertised to
leave New York tomorrow will probably not come.
The sudden and unexpected change temperature has
considerably frightened the prospects for good ice
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

MKMPHIs, Feb. %, lS70
special despatch 10 the AvalaneAe from Jackson.
MISS, says the House was again engaged to-day In
secret session hearing the testimony in the Ames i'm
peaehment case
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JAMES PARToN'S MARRIAGE.
Bosror. roh. a is-a.

boston, Feb. 20 1876
The House COMMITTEES on the judiciary heard the
petition Of James Parton for special legislation TO legal
ize his marriage. Mr. Parton heard in his own be-
halt aud the bearing closed
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THE MAINE LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. %, 1s76
The Legislature adjourned at midnight sine did The
amount appropriated during for the coming
year 81 GAL being $2l3 S45 less than last year.
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HoN. orLEs ". nENrprcr.

HON. GILES NJ BENEDICT.
Hon. Giles ~ Bcnedic,, Railroad Commissioner for
the town OF Thompson, n. r., died suddenly AZ his
residence in Monticello, N. r., Monday, z1s, Inst,
~ the age OF seventy years.
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would be useless. and remanded the prisoner until
Thursday, the I'd OF March. at noon.
HIS APPEARAScK
winsiow spoke well and coolly, though be looks sal
low and Ill His wife and sister look careworn and do
pressed, though the son is cheerful
NOTHING NEW.
Colonel cheeuebrough says there are no new develop
ments In the case.
ELECTORAL GAIN FOB THE CONSERVATIVES.
LONDON, Feb. 20. 1ST6
The election for member OF the House Of Commons
occurred to-day for East Suffolk n the vacancy
casioned by the the peerage OF viscount
Mahon, the late member
Lieutenant Colonel Barne. the conservative candi
date, was elected
BoUcIcAULr's FAMILY SORROW.
II that the Mrs Green who lost her life IN
the strathCyde disaster was the niece and not the
daughter Of Dion Boucicaull
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.rpEI REFUGEES TO REMAIN.

VIENNA, Feb. %, 1870
The Presse says that there 1000 Herzcgovinan
refugees In Daimatia and they resolved starve
rather than TO return 20 their homes
BRITISH FLAG OFF
Two British men-of-war are cruising or the Dalma-
tian coast
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TIE wYAruEn YEsrrnpAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours in COM
rarison with the corresponding date or last year. in
dicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
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1t Is officially announced that council OF generals
has been held in the North, at which King Alfonso
presided The council decided to attack the carhsts
on all sides
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OBITUARY.

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Don Carlos Found-With the Re-
mainder of His Army.