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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
IMPROPER CONDUCT.

WJAlDUuo, tHC WCll~ KNOWN lTlSn Ch9f-
sctes actor, died this afternoon.
IMPROPER CONDUCT.
HARRISBURG, April % The inves-
igatioa committee appointed by the
Duse TO ascertain whether corrupt
beans had been used to secure the
Assagc or defeat of the bill regula-
eg charges Of certain booms, has
ds two reports. The majority re-
u ohsrgcs several members with
proper conduct.
TRo4, n. Y April PA mob Of
masked unienists attacked, this morn.
ing, the boarding house of non union
men, and probably fatally injured four
Ooe~ of the ASSISTANTS ia mortally
sounded.
ICE BOUND BUFFALO.
RU1rALo, April 25.-There are nc
indications that the Ice embargo a
this port viii be removed for severn
days.
BASE BALL.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-BaseT ball
Chioagos 4 4;sLouisviiles o.
GIac1ssATI, April 25.-B.se bal
ST. Louis Browns, l; Red Stocking
Two. y
THAT DON PEDRO.
sAx FRAsclsco, April 25.-Dor
Pedro and party arrived this after
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FoRE1GH.
oRrH COMING HOME.

JospoN, April 25.-Godlove S.
Orsh, U. S. minister to Austria, and
family sail from Liverpool tomorrow
in the steamer Egypt.
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Bee Some of Mr. Gays letters have
appeared in the Press and Dakotaian and
have been considered reliable
-. IfRA4, Noob CRNFK,
LosTDlspRlcT. March 81, I6.
j. " erutcfDrd tLapt. .IaeI) ..----.-----
DEAR SIN According To promise,
drop a afne arrived here yestesday, and
found everything all right We had
very hard trip. The snow is about three
feet deep and still showing. There is quite
a change here since I left. Instead ot
eighteen men there are several hundred
There has been q number OF discoveries
made since left, both In placer and quartz.
The weather has been SO cold that pros
pecting has been very difficult, but
wherever it has been tried they got good
prospects Prospects on Dead wood and
Whiewoea are from 10 to % cents, and
rs high as 81 80 TO the pan, while on some
OF the side gulches empying into Dead
weod there has been as much as IS 00 TO
the pan There bAve been a number Of
claims sold at prices varying from $500 10
"a 900, ---=--
When got hare HE town sites spoke
to you about. had been taken up and all
the lots taken; one is at-the mouth of
Whi,ewood, and is called Crook City; the
other is short distance below the mouth
Of Deadwood, on Whitewood creek, and is
named Whi,cwo.d City. We are going 10
lay off A town here on Deadwood to be
called Gay City | will reserve lot for
1 you. Tell Curran that If he had come
over with me, he could have had chance
| To get coed claim on shares, bat they are
1 all taken now. Old Dan had sold his dis
covery claim before | got here. We have
particularly developed some of the ledges
we had s,aked, and two of them proved tc
be very good, send you specimen from,
the Giant Lode" owned by Vim Gay, A
III Gay. IL j Iagoldsby, Il D. HagHard
! d. Muskles, and j B PenrsonA We have
| another lodge that we consider better
4 called the "Biack1ail," owned by The SAINT
parties. We propose to star, on N pros
Rcine expedition as soon rs the anoH
4 leaves sufiiciehtty, and il | tintf anything
will try and give you show.
The Indians have made several attacks a
4 the mouth of WhteWood, and have sue
ceeded in running off about 100 head o
\ horses There has been two men wounded
I by them, but neither of them seriously
Last night they made an attack al tn,
seven hekses We expect more trouble
with them when the snow leaves rs they
we suppose. will come with more force
3 As yet none have been seen far in the hills
as they cannot ride in. They have confines
their operations TO the foot hills.
Yours truly,
WM. GAY
! Dead wood Creek, B II.
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1NvEsriGATlNG TUE NA'

N INVESTIGATING TIE NAVY.
The subcommittee, headed by Re-
preventative Williams, Of the house
committee on naval affairs, will on
Monday begin an investigation of the
management Of the Brooklyn navy
yard, and generally of expenditures
and contracts in and about New York
City, for naval purposes.
EMMA NINE.
The house committee on foreign af
fairs to-day received from England
certain papers from the office of the
Emma mining company, including
those about which McDougall tele-
graphed several weeks ago as being
in his possession, affecting Schenck. :
Az the meeting next Tuesday Schenck
NAV again be heard by the committee
on any point concerning his integrity
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n1scEL14HEous

DEATH OF FAMOUS COMEDIAN.
INV YoRk, April 25.-Barney
Williams, the we'll known Irish char
acter actor, died this afternoon.
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Oh GO.

CnIcAdo, April %.
FI.orR-Steady and strong.
WHEAT-Fairly active, weak and lower /;
closing heavy for fresh and regular: M =
No. 2, 100 for cash; l-0l24QD3. Oh !,
closed 102ii >ior May log 24Wl Oh "a
closed / 00li for June; No 3, oV0aDI5sc
rejected 80
EUHN-tDutt, weak md tUWFr fhTgth mix
ed 46l5c, new high mixed, 44lac new
mixed 43lpcfor sash; No 9 slrictly fresh.
46lI09a7ls closed iuside Tor cash; 46l,QD
41isc closed 4sssc for Nav 46Q145s,c
closed 46 for June; a. alG1Isasc closed ~ 5
for July; rejected 4tc
Oars Lower; M fresh. 32i44e reen=
lar SEC for cash 32632aa.. for May - i
ciased for June. --z-ze-
RYE4-Inacliye, Bse for cash E
+ BARLEy--1}uiet and shade easier; No,
2,Nllselfor cash; 590560c closed 5lM5oi5o
for May; 57GS55Iac closed inside for June
WHIsHY-1 OF
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, April %.
FLoUR--Qniet and unchanged,
WhEAfe-- Weak and unsettled: NJ Mil
wankee. 02llas for cEsh: 1041s Tor May
II 05's for Juue.
CoRs--s,eady No. 2 17o.
.QATs-Steady; No. 2 fresh. 351l@339a.e L
for May
RyE-searce and higher; No. 1. 7o5sc
BARLEY-No 2, SIC.
liverpool.
- Ii Y tefil 25.-
| BREApsrrFFs-F Flour 23s024s. Winter
wheat, as sdt49s lid; spring, ssW9s Sd
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the White House. Ha never had
talked with the president about the
matter.
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,.-sTro,n the HIil..

The following letter, from man who is
well known by Yankton people, was pub
lished in recent issue of the Omaha
Bee some of Mr.. Gays letters have
appeared in the Press and Dakoaian and
have been considered reliable
- nRA, WooD CRNtK,
LosT.DlsrRlc.r. March 81. T6 !
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Liverpool

liverpool.
- Ii Il 4 tt,fil 25-
BREApsrrFFs-Flo Flour 23s024s Winter
wheat, 9s sdG9s lid; spring, SsW9s Sd
sClnb, los I'd. Corn 26s@S26s Cd
, 1876-11-11
About tn Q Sound.

Diplomas for the Olympia Fair avs
being delivered By the Secretary
Logan Hays brought two tons of hop
into Olympia, last week. Ifey were
grown on three acres of land.
A cut Of F. w. Pettygrove, :he pion-
eer of Portland aid Port Townsend, ap-
pears in the last number Of the West
Shore.
The barkentine Legal Tender sailed
from Port ludlow on Sunday, asG tha
bark Rainier from Port G,If,le. Tbs
barkentine Nary Glover sailed from
Port Discovery on the same day.
Finch 4 Miller. formerly psopriesors.
of the South Bay mill. are preparing to
put up saw AMI crst- mill near Win
lock Station, at the junction OF Cowlitz
and Grand prairies. They have water
fall of tWenty-four feet,
TIE Alask. steamer St. Paul, f:otn
Nanaimo. arrived at Port Townsen Oh
Sunday and sailed for Sitka again yes
terday. AS the fur season is beginning
| again. it pays her to reship her passen-
gers to San Francisco by the Dakota
and Panama.
While driving some piles at Tumwa>~
ter bridge, last Thursday. French /.
Littlejohn had the misfortune to drop
the iron driver into tie mad. A pills
was put in position and the driver drop
ped but at the same instant the plie
moved and the heavy mass Of iroD,
weighing 1890 lbs. went lncing irts
the water.
Last Friday, at AIontesapo. Chehalis
county, young B9ra Carrots met 18th 81
severe accident. While alighting frou
a horse his foot caught in the stisrup,
and as he stumbled and fell, the moose
in the rope halter closed upon lis
thumb; just then the horse sprang
away from him. tearing the thumb f-oa.s
his hand. 1t was severed near the sec
ond joint, attached to the dismemboreGa
portion of which We're two tendons OF.
leaders several inches long.
, 1876-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.


From the Daily o'.S,tnoag.
THE MoURNER's BENcH.-There
was a convocation Of the faithful at
Judge Jacobs little party in Yesler's
Hall last night, when he and Gov
ernor Ferry spoke the gospel of
moribund radicalism. Being very
busy we were unable to remain, but.
though the attendance was fair. yet
it was no such concourse of enthusi-
astic free voters as welcomed Mr..
Judson last Monday night. The
election of Judge Jacobs cannot re-
suit otherwise than in an invitation
to become private citizen.
AUToMAToN CLOCK. - At jamie
sons jewelry emporium may be seen
what-will be a novelty to the major
ity of our readers. We refer to a
magic clock, the exact counterpart
of the one in Andrews Diamond
Palace at San Francisco. 1t is a
clear glass plate with dial of silver
figures and two hands, the invention
of German named Eisenberg. The
hands are hollow, containing all the
machinery Of the clock, which keeps
excellent time 1t will be hung il
the window next week.
DRowNED.--As the steamer Yaki-
ma, owned by the Puget Mill Com
pany of Port Gamble, was steaming
down past Apple Tree Cove, last
Friday, the cook, whose name was
Goodwin, fell overheard and was
drowned. It is feared that he pas
sed under the stern and was struck
by the wheel, as he sank instantly.
At last accounts, his body had not
been recovered. We are indebted
to Capt. Hiram Olney, for the above
intelligence.
NOVELTIES John L.. Jameson
has just received some very elegant
house ornaments, in the shape of
flower vase stands and aquariums,
made from iron and neatly painted.
They are pretty to have in parlor.
By the way, John is our agent for
the sale of the WEEKLY and SUNDAY
DISPATCH. You can always find one
there when this office is closed.
CoING BELow.-Wald, the pion-
eer hardware man, goes below ON
the City of Panama, to buy a new
stock. The great amount of build
ing now going on, has upset his cal
culations and obliged him to lay in
bigger stock than he thought he
would need.
, 1876-11-11

HALL & LAKRABEE. = Read the
card of these gentlemen, whose Of
fee is ut the corner of Front and
Columbia streets. They were both
lat different times) publishers Of
this paper and the fact that they had
the good sense to embrace an avoca-
ton where there is less labor and
more pay, should bespeak for them
a plethora of business.
ORDERHY.--The general demeanor
of the city during yesterday, was
highly creditable to the intelligence
and cultivation Of our people. The
saloons were all closed, while the
cautious old jokers who will have
their "cold tea" took care 10 lay in
their supplies of 'Noble" on the
previous evening. We saw no fights.
ALI FAILED. efforts of the
"mercenary brigade" to capture the
Swedes and Danes for Jacobs, was a
most signal failure. The sturdy
Scandinavians don't sell their votes
for whisky, nor money either.
The Aida. This steamer is now
lying az Bullene's, where her cylin-
ders are to be taken out and bored
over. This will give her greater
steam capacity and make her trihe
faster.
LAGER.-Read George Clements
new advertisement of the Germania
Hall. He sells lager for the thirsty
and expects, by the next steamer,
an elliptic pool table. the only one
of the kind on Puget Sound.
ANNIE STEWART. = This steamer
had not arrived here up to the hour
of going to press, being detained
above by the dense fog.
, 1876-11-11
RECLAMATION OF LANDS.

The dyking and reclamation of the
rich ailuvial lands in the deltl at the
confluence of the San joaquin and Sac
ramento rivers, la, added millions of
dollars TO the exportab!e products of
California. In onr own Territory we
/ have II similar body Of innd lying about
the m u,hs of the Nooksaca, Skagit and
Stiliigaamisk rivers, aiIor.iing future
homes and employment for thousands
of people. The cereals produced upon
these. lands are OF high quality And what
is better still, the reclaimed ground
never fails Of crop. The tnle lands of
Californi, are overgrown with small
cylindcal rush, while those Of our counI
try produce normally, IA broad flag of
much heavier substance. In the winter
these either rot OF ale consumed by fire
so that the surface deposit is one vast
bed Of natural manure. 70 farmers who
are not familiar with calture Of reclaim
ed lands. we can suegeS. the saving of
,or.,. .,e., ,f,;,,a am, ,,,,..y j., ..h,r.
rowing IN" grain. by diving band Of
sheep smartly over the newly sown
ground. The following eNtrae. from the
San Francisco Bulletin, gives good idea
of farmipa at Roberts Island:
o,c ., r,,u cor,
Supposing the reclamation CT ttese
islands to be successful, We have about
12O,O acres OF the most productive
land IN the world Drought under culH-
Walton. Inc nfst wet winter VIII TEST
'ne eli'aey oi we .,,o eno"n I'M neh ai.a no
uooess - "a .e .ooIaa,;nn " III oisarhara Slo .a
ra lrnpeeos ,,',,a ~ .,onht ,hat ~, tha ;",a,a.
ieIe - ,l'.' I,,..o "o 49, ."": M S arS
e. g. 'Io Io.cu;a " ,;uar. .,or, or;a;na,Ir o,,a
raa. ~ ~ 1oLa Rnt;n tho conrsa Of aaas
aIi,,r;rn, ha. Won ,vash al a.
s.on, ,ha mountains and denositea ;tsalf
fa.n,;nn ~ nv .ha ,,ra.ont tho .lan3s ano,
~, an,;na.;on % No of tha col, shows ;ts r;chuess
T T. ;s an ai,,,r,ru oo,nnosed ,f daoarad
.,o.o.nl,,o n,ot,ar on1 on $50 ~ ~
sad not nei,bla " . rocS ay;sts ere
s,.' aa'a, t,'oss . rana,,1v oar,;.,a ,hera
EXTENT OF OPERATIONS
The works on Roberts Island are di-
, 1876-11-11

SUPREME COURT.
At Olympia, the second Monday in July.
DISTRICT COURT. THIRD DISTRICT.
Steilacoom-Second Monday of January and
first Monday in August.
Seattle-Fourth Monday of January and third
Monday of August.
Port Townsend-Fourth Monday of Febru-
ary and second Monday of September.
SnohoInish City-Third Tuesday of March
and third Tuesday of November of each year.
, 1876-11-11
Oregon.

1uen.y-three houses have been buiIs
at Buenl Vista in the past two years.
There are sixty men and firms IA
Linn county who pay over $3.50 Stats
aud c0nntT taxes.
The University at Ergene is In 81
tlourishinS condition. the number ic
attendance augmenting daily.
Hawkins, who escaped from the jail
at the Dalles some days ago, was recap
tnred at Eugene on the I'd inst
The Lafayette people wonder why Z
boat does not come up 10 their tovSs
occasionally, as the water is quito high
enough.
Mel. who killed Mr.. Hayes at Hal
sey last week. has been indicted fo-
murder in the first degree, and the trial
is to begin on the Sth inst.
Scott Bailey, cf Lane county, who, z
will be remembered, accidently stuck fa
dirk in his knee last September. after 3,
long spell! of sickness died on Wednes-
day last from the effects.
1t is reported that a stratum, consist
ing of red paint yellow och,e, cinnaba7
and coal, with, we suppose. mixture,
of gold, silver, iron and lead, bas been
discovered near Buena Vista.
Charles Riley. resident Of Eastern
Oregon on his way to Albany via the
Lebanon Mountain wagon road. last
month, lost valuable stallion drowa
ed in the santiam. No particulars.
The roads leading from Roseburg to
Coos BAY and Jacksonville are reported
very muddy and heavy travelling. The
stages on both routes are now runnia,
on long time in consequence.
At Canyon City. October %. Miss
Mary Sinclair died. She was II wonssss
of questionable nccup ltion. and we aa-
derstand that i;'is iutimated tt CaHyots
City that she was poisoned. Sic form
erly lived at Yreka, CAL. and left prop
erty to the amount of $40, ,0GO.
, 1876-11-11
IN progress at Union Island is four fees
above high-water mark OF the food 81
TIE PROFITS OF LAgOR.

THE PROFITS OF LABOR.
Along the banks of the San joaquin
river. on Roberts Island, some. twenty
settlers have been living Tor several
years, and built themselves up comforN-
table homes. These people tell marvs--
Ions stories of the fertility of the soil
almost past belief. were they not corro--
borated by ocular demonstration of the
growing crops. One, having a quarter
acre patch Of blackberries. sold his
yield this last season for 1927. Another
with few acres of alfalfa. which lie
has cut eight times this year. realized
$3.50 per month froLl the butter he ser:
to the San Francisco market. Onions
grow remarkably well. and three acres
leased to Chinese for half the net profits
netted the owner Of the land $49i.
Where fruit-trees have been planted.
the yield is immense, and the fruit os
excellent quality.
, 1876-11-11

Grants organ at Washington, the
National Republican, calls upon
Hayes to resign his position Of Gov
ernor of Ohio. But Hayes knows,
too much for that, with the. certain
ty of defeat staring him in the face.
, 1876-11-11

It's on all the mail bags and letter
boxes. soldiers belts and caps-U.S.
''Uncle Sam" will know the prop
erty of Government wherever he
sees it. When he is President let
thieves stand from under.-1facomab,
III. Enqle.
, 1876-11-11
Official Directory.
KING COUNTY.
TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.

Thos. Ciancey. John Leary, W. W. Barker. s.
Kenny, G %. W. Hail. W. n. Bell. c. W. Moore.
, 1876-11-11
Weekly Puget Sound Dispatch.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY BY
THoS. b. TERRY.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Terms CT Weekly:

Terms CT Weekly:
Single CopyOne Year. So 90
6 Six Months. s.................2 90
AHiee w
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Rates of Advertising:
Dne Square of II Lines, LIST Insertion. 81 GO
Each Subsequent Insertion. so
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at the
Gwest rates.
Agents:
olympia .Capt FRANK IafDeN
Victoria, Is. G ....... Charles Mccormick
Port Townsend ,...... ....... Edw. II. Blwn
SnObomish CITY. E. G. Ferguson
fort UaInpie D " . hoNty
Fort Madison .-... ..-..-..-.I l. u. N1lliatils
IoTt LutlioW tet- " haffis
New DungeLess ......... ..Thos. Stratton
ChimacuIn n......................Jo John Wo1dley
NaIl Juan Malur L. W. b!;tkc
Whiabey Island .-.....-. Ma jor G. o. Haller
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, 1876-11-11

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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

Dams los elections de delegu6s. teuucs 10
ID en- France lea conservateurs l'emportent
on % on SO departments; lea honapar-
tirtca opsrcnt seuls. Sans allies-Le cabinet
anglaie eet dGc6d6 adherer In note An.
drassy. La nouyclle do Ia mort du p. Tom
Burke eat d6nientia-I.o sSminaire de Como
fn f~rmF. ponr rcfus do donner accas un
inspcctAur du gouverncment isalien.-Les
evaqnes re melent achievement en- Espagne
aux elections dcs deputies. sauc de
Cologne s'cat rsfogie en- tIsllande. On rap
povte que les Tur~s ont 6prouv< unc dEfsite
eptrA Raguae st Tr6bigue. ~. III -,lI.
Washington. le S<nat do voter le 20 sur
In contestation Eustis-P -Piuchback. Morton q
pronounce, le I9. un discours sur les affaircs
qu MISSISSIPPI et n. Conovcr u prcpos6 IN
dr0it nniformc sur les sucrcs.
En- Louisiana. Ia ChaInbrc ma On s'entep-
DIRE an sujaf dc rinvitation Al'empereur Don
Podro. L'Etat eat trop pauvrc pour reccvoir
dignemsnt nm tel hotr. scion NJ. Wiltz; NJ.
Hahn plaisantc sur fidec concne par une
rtpublicainc dinviter un cmpc-
reur. ct dcmnnde ri &c potential est librement
6lu par son pcuple. on s'l v Q au Br6sil nm
board. NJ. Hahn presente un bill
pour IL tenue, dane Iss paroisscs rurales de
10 Louisiana, do rcgiatres sp6cinux on seront
Inscrits les actcs do rktct civil, naissancea
OF d6ces.-Dc nouveaux troubles
'nt en- lieu dams II paroiss Est Fkliciaua
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saires des Etats-U Unis / ID Nouvellc 4 Orilans.
IN. Cyrus Bu0sy, pr(sideus do Il Chambre
d eonmsrce, invite lss jurys de police des
parcisses do TEtat qui sont riveraines du
ni9issipl , scuscrire ; IN fonds destinS
d1fnyce = vcyags du profssssur Forshey,
epvoy6 Washington pour obtenir du gou-
yefnoment genSral Ia reconstruction des
loyees.-Il etc d6livre au Patent Office, en-
1875, l03 patcntes des Louisianais, soft une
en- moyenne pour 7.o57 habitants de rEtat.-
LIE rccenscment do 1875 donne les chiffres
suivants: population de rEtat individus de
sexe masculiu, 430. $50; sexe feminin, 426, ,657:
blancs, 40, ,g16; couleur, $50, GIL Indiens ct
Chinois, l.5l2 mes Petranger, Sc, 9; blancs
sachant lire ct ecrire, 229, ,662 gems do cou-
lcurs i'd, 42, 703; blancs ne sachant nj lire nj
ecrirc. i50,075; gems de couleur i'd, 3s4. .027
adultes ayant en- II fevre jaune, IS. l72; nais-
sances en- lS!4, 1854; colleges, universities
ct ecoles, 9e4; nombre d'eleves. 66,6s4. Po-
pulation de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans: sexe mas
oulin. 96,682; sexe fsminin. l06.757; blancs,
If5,12l: couleur. 81. 7.647; Indicns ct Chinois,
IL; MATHIS, l59, 9,72z.; nfs a l'etranger. 1912;
population totale, 203, ,439; blancs sachant
lire OF 6crirc. l04.409: couleur i'd, 1858;
blancs ne sachant nj lire nj ecrire, 35.3l8;
coulour Id, 81 .7o8; adultes ayant Gu la fiavre
laune. 25,07l; naissances on 1874. $780,
L'Athenee 1ouisianais entrcra en- pleine acti-
vito 10 20 mercredi de janvier. c'est-A-dire 10
70: le nombre des admissions est limite a
quatre par mois.-La vile dc Bra4hear de-
mands changer de nom OF sappeler Nor
san.-Ie' general George A. Sheridan est
psrti pour 10 Texas. ayec Intention d'y faire
une seric de lectures sur Samuel Houston
ct son temps."-I.c IA, eat d6ced6, h In Nou-
n. Armand Guyol Age de So
ans: ct 10 Is. 4 Sew-York. M. George ID.
Lamont qui fnt lei. an 1862 ct annfcs sui
Etats-U Unia. 8.
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q IL ninistre Dccaxes, esndidat 4 ID
deputation dams un arrondissement de
Paris, public une profession de fol
diplosaA1iquo at r6serv6e. Mais 10 po-
lid9ue do ~. Buffet, cndoss6e par 10
President : On pour e6et do ne lais-
|nss.en pr6.Uoce, sur le champ de b.
taille Glectoral, que les Republicans
ct lea bonapsrtistes. Orleanistes ct
iegitimistea, jones par 10 ministre
retors, Ne sont effaclh, ct les elections
des delegues charges do choisir les
a6Dateurs, tenues le 16, font pressen-
tir, ponr le 30, jour de r6lection Sc
natoriale, des resnltats diversement
appreci6s. La Pdtrie, feuille bona
partiste, chante victoire ct croft dejA
Napoleon Nv sur le tr0ne; lie Moni-
tcuv concSde IL departements imp6-
rialistes, en- raison de l'election 4
deux degrees, et. compte sur une ma
jorit6 dc REPUBLICANS moder6s, ac-
ceptant on bloc la Rkpublique ct lie
Septennat. Un comits reactionnaire,
semblablc 4 celni de Ia rue do Poi.
Hiers en- 1850, s'est forme a Paris, sous
lapresidence dn general Changarnier.
-Lonis Blanc eat serienscment ma
lade dune bronchite.--Le ministre
des travaux publics doit envoyer, an
Centennire de Philadelphia, une COL
lection do plans 1es places ct edifices
de Paris. .-Ehistori IN AMERICAN
John Lathrop Motley Ste elu men,
bro de rAcademie des sciences mo-
rales ct politiqnes.- annonce. a la
date dn IS dEcembre, Ia mort de
rancicn rspr6sentant Jean .St-Gan-
dcns, des Bassea- p yr6nees, age dc 80
ans. ct du graveur Chevron, age de
80 ana. n7Af
Ia. fameuse note Andrassy, bion
que TAngleter ns l'ait pas discnt6e
ct sr soft appellee qua " adh6rev,
esra .probablemrnt accept6e par cette
lSt'issance anssi pen nI6iiagAe que Ia
Francs ;Ila Tarquie le sent, ct no re-
I,onsse plus In mediation &trangere.-I
D'xntre part, Ia Rnssie fait d'immen-
sss pr6paratifs militairaa, fonrnit
armee et argent m Montenegro, at
rxile On Sib6ria dcs m4rcliands
d'Odeasa quisnt donn< de- secours aux
Tprcs. Ls ministie de Ia marine russe
Rmiral Krabbe, eat mort, ct u pour
stcccaseur = l'Amiral Jessowskiri
L'Egypte cherche 4 vendre aea che
mina de fer AIDES capitalistes anglais.
-Lo Parlement allrmand refuse dc
voter lra lois dsatiD6ss par Bismark 4