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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

From the well-known editor Of the Boston
Post, who writes under date OF March H.
"For many weeks we were afflicted with
Sciatic rheumatism to distressing degree,
when we procured and faithfully applied
LAWsoN's CURATIVE, and in seven or eight
days the trouble was completely removed. In
every instance where we have recommended
Z, use, II has dlled our expectatons."
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29
Farmers, AttentIon!

WANTED-To hire the use of Piano.
Care and good usage guaranteed. Address
post Office box 2O3, Ashtabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29

Remember the Centennial Lecture at
the Opera House.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29
Oysters. Oyster!

WRAPPING PAPEEs.ICr Crosby & Wetherwax
have large stock of the different grades
and sizes Of wrapping paper, that will be
sold at the lowest living rates. 19tf.
The best Oysters in market at J. Bieder's
Bakery.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29
THE NARKsxEN.

onoe more the Americans have beaten
the Irish, and the Yankee team may safe
ly claim to be the best In the world. They
have met teams from almost every country
that pays any attention to rife shooting,
and have never yet been beaten. The Irish
have crowded them the closest, but they
have managed to get away with them every
time, and probably always win. The ef-
feet Of these matches is being felt all over
the country. Rifle clubs are being organ
lied everywhere, and probably the sport viii
have as extensive run as base ball.
One point in the game is the superb
Ority Of American arms. Our rifles are
better adapted to long range shooting than
any made abroad. This the Irish aeknowl-
edge, although their crack shot, Rigby, is
a manufacturer himself. Think Of hitting
the bulls eye fourteen times in succession
at 900 yardsI This is what the men are
doing.
, 1876-03-19
TELEGRAPHit. MITES.

PoRT JEWS, March l8.-On Monday mex
coal-trains will commence running on the Erls
Railway, owing to tho resumption Of labor IN tbs
coal fields.
PORT RorAL, s. G., March 18.-About 800 OF
the Western excurs,onists arrived Ia.s this
evening from Augusta. boinz delayed By the
night up passenger train runn:a= on tho track
noAr Brunson's. The party leaves by steamer
for Savannah at midnight
ST. Lou1s, March 18.-Nea1ly all the ticket
Offices Of the Missouri State Lottery were raided
By tho police to-day. aud all tue hckots and
other property pertaining to the lottery business
taken to the police headquarters.
NEW foEE, March 13.-The proclamation OF
pence in SPUN was celebrated to- might BY ban
qnat in De1mnnico's. Tho Minister OF Spain ut
Washington and other representative Spaniaras
wore present. The Islands Of Cuba and
Porto I:co always in Spain and for Spain," was.
with other toasts. enthusiastically opplauded.
9eaor Jose Ferror do Comic. editor OF the Ei
Cro,4ista responded to the sentiment, Tho
friendly relations existing between Spain aud
AmarirA -
, 1876-03-19
SPENCER.
BOW HE OBTAINED ELS SEAT.

HOW BE OBTAINED ELS bEAT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 18.-Iho Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections this
afternoon continued its Investigation OF the
charces concerning Senator Spence1's election
by the Alabama Legislature. Robert Barber, =
Clerk of the House Of Delegates of the 60
called Courthouse Legislature, which elected
Mr. Spencer, testified that the latter
nronised to have him appointed Marshal
when Gen. Healy's term should EXPIRE
This promise Tas made long after he had begun
to labor for 6pencer's Interests. aud wss vol
untary offer. The night before spencers eloc-
ton witness ... -.,,.,, -,
Er7r GUARD oyEE TWO coLolED REPUBLICAN
MEMBERS
named Carson and ahur:. who we're feared to = be
disaf1ectcd, aud not unlikely to 80 over TO the
sn-cailed Capitol {Democratic) Legislature and
break the quorum at the c9nFthonse; M Thor e. 10 M
the morning took them to Spencor's room at
tie eIe IN $ 9ond he tod
+hem An office. Spencer sald he couldn't mahea
direct promise, hnt there mas Route Agency
, 1876-03-19
MaCQuP!N.

Srtetat Discnsct to The Chiedao Yt7or,ne.
SpR1SsF1EID, Ill. March 13.-In the United
States Crcui. Court to-day, Maeoupin Count,
again appeared as defendant. E1-Troasurer
John n. Wells held in his hands an amount Of
money, being in escezs OF the amount neces-
CARLY used for current expenditures in tue
gear 15744 This he was notified not
to pay over to tho county by tha
bondholders' attorneys. and the Newark Savings
Institution and John ]. Nathan now ask rule
on Mr. Wells, who still holds the money, to pay
it irto court, that it na- be appl1ed on judg-
men:s atreaiy obtained. Gov. Primer sud aon
appeared for the judgment croditors, and Gen.
John /. Riu4ker and tho Hon. c. 4. Walker fo1
the county aud tho respondent. After = lengthy
argument, Judge T1cas took tho case under ad
yinnneut
, 1876-03-19

At the meeting Of delegates from, different ~
sociations in tho g. 'Sep!ilaterat Trottins Cir
cult" at Rochester Tuesday. the seven associa
tions in the circuit vera represented. with thu
exception Of tho Hamplen Parx Association a
Springfield, Mass 1t was deciued to ode,
925, 900 in premiums at each of the seven meet.
inss-makin: total OF 5175,090. The entriet
for the whole circuit are to close on July Is.
The name Of the Association was changed from
the 'soptilatotal to the - Grand Central Trot-
ting Circuit" The per cent forfeit rule. which
originated with the Hartford Association, was
adopted By the Association. 4 rale was adopted
p1oviding chat all races not fi;lisied on account
Of bad weather by Saturday Of ths wo5k Of say
meeting shall be declared OIL. an1 tho entrance
money returned. Tho time OF ths different
meetings will be as follows Cleveland. O..
July 25 to, 2s; Buffalo. y: T., Aug: to !:
Rochester. Aug. to II Ctica~ -Ars. u to IS ::
Poughkeepsie, Aug. n to %; Hartford, Aug. 22ss
to Sept. i; Springfield. Sapt. 5 to $. Ths
pursas are to be uniform at Ill Of theso msat-
inCG.
, 1876-03-19

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 19.-In the ST.
preme Court this morning peremptorg man
danus was granted, ordering tho interment Of
the remains Of Henry Jones (colored) LII Mount
Moriah Cemetery without unnecessary delay,
and without the Interpolation of any further OBJ
Btacles By the cemetery authorities. The funeral
promises to be one Of the largest and most i'm
posing known here for long time, and several
very prominent citizens will be the pall-beazera.
In the case of lIrs. Jones' sister, whose inter
ment it is proposed shall take place at the same
timo, no action Was taken in the Court. It is
thought that no opposition to her burial will ba
made by the cemetery authorities, and no l:iga-
tion viii taks place.
, 1876-03-19

Sha1er, PRESIDENT or George s. Sche1merhoru. Jr..
Seeresary National Mae Association. % Nassau street:
New York City. 1oeErH R. HAwIzT, President
PROGRAMME OF THE INTERNATIONAL. coNIEsrB CQaf-
MESC1NG SEPT. IL, 1876,
Co.npetitaon I.-saort- Range 4,fatch.-open to all
nv rot e1eeeains Ten pounds Weight: minima % paii
Of trigger, three pounds; brecchoading rldas to b.
loaded Al the breech only; ten shots: no sighting
camrsfiiion IE-Mia Ranos Ha.eh.-open to all
comets distances, military rifles Of 50 canbre or over
t. b. used At 500 s.ss eher rss It 500 y.Eds
rest; len ahos no sighting shots. Tho prtzes in tho
foregoing matches viii be subsequently announced.
EntFanco Zee. g each distance. Competitors may
Cempttstson HE.-Inta7.atio'.as Long Range Natea
FOR the Championship Of ne WorId.-0pen to rife
Rhal consist Of eight men. Members Of the v1riouz
teams participating must be nativeborn citizens aud
sesiasnts q The countries they respeevey represent
territory Of Government. in which residence
tho province will be sufficient provided the member II
native born subject Of the parant country Rifles.
any. not exceeding 10 pounds weight; minimum oei
OF tItsger, aponnds breech-loang rifles to be
as the bEeech only: Distances, 500, 900. and go
5arus Number Of shots. thirty at each range By "a
competitor; no sighting shots. M,,ch to last twa
days. Competitors to IRE fifteen shots It each dis
s aeea m
allowed the Of the range Tor ono week previous ia
these ma:ches but the days Of this match person.
Will be allowed to shoot the range any OF the dts
tan"es prescribed herein except as = competitor.
aF4ns Of tho competing te,s shall select two ref
erees and the referees chosen aha appoint an uu-
ptre. whose decision in ait shall be dnsI Prizo
an American Centennial trophy such trophy to be shot
for IL each subsequent year, upon the same terns ic
the country Of the team holding It. at such TIRE srt
place said team majority thereof snall prts
Sights. targets marking. and scoring In the .c1nz
matches to be according to ds printed reSuost Of
the National Rifle Association Of America. Tae suurth
annual prizs meeting Of the National Ric Association
will commence inue1iately upon the conclusion o1
these matches Durir5 this meeting there Will bo
cral a1l-comers nnatch.s.
There is Fcr7 little doubt tina. the Chicago
Rife Club will send team to compete for tho
prize ate0, yards, and perhaps one for tho mid
raDge&itizes.
, 1876-03-19

sptcial Dispateh to The Chicago 7rI5unA.
W.su1sGyoN. D. G., March l5-Fornando
u..5 - +,o,tu-fo,,- tonra bna henn i, a verv
"'oA 80 .t..o,, =;
desperate colu'1iun' Auete woe al aeo~'oo -
his throat which Threatened 10 close the WIND
nine before it broke, and the local surgeons had
de.na;red of raachiro It. The eminent surgeon,
s.f 49,. ,,sor,,,o, f,on, NV york a,t,
o7s'e Ii4'eo 'nlo n4o.h ..'1 z.,,.1a.o,,a
Immediately uhnef1ooh tue eAt'etae'S oauee4oun
task OF lancing the abscess from tho 1nside OF
the throat, near the carortid artery, The opera-
ton M wos asst successful. but Wood will necessarily
be m Invalid for from six months to year
Mr. Wood will not be- an element in tho politics
of The House for the rest of the session.
oFF1cE-BRoKEnAoE-
It has been discovered that = nobby hotel
clerk here, BY ingratiating himself With Con-
pressneu's wives, and thus securing their hus-
bands influence, has bean doing thriving bu6l-
ness in brokerage.
DENIAL
Charles D. Farwell authorizes the most en-
phasic dcnal OF the statement nnas ne n1 ny
agent OF his ever offered Washington Hes1nb
SIS, QUO or any sum whatever to Withdraw aa =
candidate for Congress.
SENATOR BOUTWELL,
denies in all its details tho report that 90 wrote
letter to Henry CLOVIS which directed Clo"s to
send $780, o06 to tho HePubllcan state Con'mlttee
for election purposes, ana promised 10 fe1moslse
him bT secret information OF goio sales 20 pe
mado By the Treasury, which would enable him
to gamble successfully in Wall street,
ITnthe Atsoctdtsd l'Ttss-l
KILBoUhN's CASE.
WAsHsoIoS, y. u, Aatcn lo'-nnoi .saad1 nanst ns
, 1876-03-19
FRANCE.
-- H<-I

PARIS March 15.-Louis Blanc has decided to
take his seat in the Chamber OF Deputies as tho
member for the Thirteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT Of
Paris.
THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS March l9.-lhe Rappel says the result
Of the vo1ng yesterday in the Senate shows tho
tight to have majority Of II.
POLICY OF TuG LEFT CENTRE
PARIS March 18.-Dothmopt, in assuming the
Presidency Of the Left Centre, made d speech
approving the Ministerial programme, and favor
ing the proposal for the immediate abolition OF
the state Of SIEGE He concluded by saying that
the Left is conservative and IN favor Of 8 moder-
ato policy. though it is essentially necessary that
the Republican party should preserve its uuity.
VERSAILLES. alarch 18.-ln the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day President Grevy read letter
from Gambetta announcing that Of the four
towns whence he had been returned az deputy
he elected to represent Paris. Locatoy has de-
cided to represent AK.
Flouquet moved that the state of siege IN
Paris, Lyons, and MarseilIes be immediately
raised, and urgency was voted. By large ma
jority.
Leon Soy, Minister OF Finance. demanded
crodt for l,T50, ,U00 francs for the relief Of the
sufferers by the recent it.undatlon-
, 1876-03-19
SUICIDE

sp.esat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Fast SAGINAW. Mich., March 18.--John Henry
Wilhelm, for twenty yeara resident Of Saginaw
City, zesocted to novel mode to rid himself OF
human existence. Yesterday he WAS found in
Ills barn lying on his back dead. Appearances
indicated that he had loaded the right barrel Of
= dcub!e-barrelod SHOTGUN detached from tbs
stock, With powder and shot, placed a cap On ths
nipple, and, placing the muzzle against his
heart, discharged it With hammer. Death
must have ensued instantly. Deceased ieayes
property valued at $4,000. He hsd boon do
pressed for somo time.
, 1876-03-19

ANOTHER DELINQUENT TREASURER.
Special Dispatch to IT.. Chicago 7Tibuns.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, March 18.--On March 6,
John Larkiu, for nineteen years Treasurer Of
Midland County, and who had resigned in Feb
ruary, WAS arrested, charged with tho embezzle-
ment Of county funds. 3 shortage Of
522,774, having been discovered in the year
1876. Larkin was admitted to bail in the sum OF
$4,000 and q committee Of the Board Of Super
visorB vino commenced tho work Of overhauline
his records find bad state OF affairs, the de-
hciency extending over series OF years. The
Committee finished their work today, md say
the total amount Of Larkin's indebtedness to the
county is 554, 096.39. It IL alleged that large
sums were used for election purposee, poker,
etc.
, 1876-03-19
CASUALTIES.


a fHAEH IN He LIKE.
Sptciat Dlspatch to Tie Chiczaa Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 13.-A northern
bound freight-train on the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore l. Western Line, leaving ut ITO this mor1-
ing, met with an Incident quarter of a mile
from the depot, the locomotive, tender. and two
cars sliding off the track bodily into
the lake. carrying with them George
Webber, engineer, and John Lynch,
fireman, whose dead bodies were found
under the wreck in feet Of water. The track
is Ibid on light piIing and filed in with earth
and stone, aud held together by hsayy timbers,
forming breakwater. j very heavy sea washed
away tile soil from the piles, and the entlro mass
parted and fell of like rubbish. Webber had a
wife and ono child and Lynch wife and seyen
children. 4 temporary track WAS finished BY 8
., M and traffic resumed. Thousands visited
s1o arct during the day.
, 1876-03-19
cDND0N.

NEW YORK., March 1s.-A meeting Was held at
the Cooper Institute last night, with view to
influence the UnitedStates Government to secure
the rale1se Of Edward O'Meagher Condor, the
Iriah-American. who is under Imprisonment 1or
life in Great Britain. The meeting was large,
but no one Of special influence was on the plat
form or in the audience. All the great ones Of
the town we're at the dinner Of the Friendly Sons
Of St. Patrick, or Of the Knights of st. Patrick,
or come other Of the numerous eocin1 gatherings
last night.
, 1876-03-19

TIE CESTKNN11G MATCHES.
The Official announcement by the Centennial
Commission Of the international rife matches
1t C.eedmoor is as follows:
Under tho auspices Of the United ststes Centennial
Commission, the National Rine Association at the
United States will arrange and conduct q series Of
rife matches open to al comers Of al nations md
concluding with international long range match for
the championship Of the world. The contest viii take
place At Creednoor L. l.. nolr New York City, the
we'll equipped ranges Of the National Ride Association.
The Centennial Commission will award medals and
diplomas to the winners in each match, in addition 10
certain prizes and trophies to be given by tho Assoca
ton, which will bo specified hereafter.
list Of the officers Of tho Asociaton and schedule
Of the matches arc hereto annexed
Correspondence NAY be addressed ta Gen. Nexander
, 1876-03-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoRk. March 18.--The steamship Abys-
siaia. With ex-Ninister Schenck On b6ard. has
arrived.
FLCaH1Sa. March 18.-Belgian steamer Au-
glste Andre. from Antwerp for New York, is de-
tanned at this port in consequence Of soma de-
feet in her machinery.
, 1876-03-19

The 1nlpcachment Business.
MEMPHIS, March 1s.-Ti,e .fppccs's Jackson,
Mics. special SAYS Gov. Ames will make no ap-
pointmeut to fill tho vacancy created by the
resignation Of Lieut. Gov. Davis. The appoiut-
ment would have raised complicated legal
question, and caused trouble. TIE Governors
counsel advised him not to appoint
The trial Of Cardozo, Superintendent OF Edu-
Cation is postponed until after the trial Of Gov
Amea
, 1876-03-19

which proposition was rejected BY o42 votes
aga:n-t Isl. 1t is consequently expected that
tho Ministry will resign. 3ignor 3iinghstti will
announce the courss to be taken by the Cabinet
Monday next.
, 1876-03-19
Servia and Herzegovina Using Every
Effort to Obtain Arms.
4 Strong Outside Influence Serves to
Restrain the Former Province.
The French Parliament viii Act Prcmpt]y in
Removing the State Of Siege.
a ministerial Crisis Imminent in
Italy.


GREAT BRITAIN.
VESSELS MISSING.
LONDON, March 18.-lt 10 feared that the Brit
ish ship Lake St. Clair, from New York for Glas-
gov. and tha bark Walton from New York for
London, have boen lost With all on board.
BRENT.
Charles Brent, under arrest for frauds on the
Fall City Tobacco Bank. at Louisville, was
arraigned yesterday and remanded' until next
Friday to await tho arrival OF tile American
officer.
It is not certain that Winslow, the Boston
forgcr will sail from Liverpool for Boston on
the 21st. The warrant for his surrender has not
yet been received from tho British authorities.
DetectiTe Dearborn received letter from Dos-
ton, which seems to throw the pecuniary re-
sponalbility on him if he takes Winslow's family
homo.. It ia uncertain, therefore, what will be
dono: The dccisicn will probably bs arrived at
Monday.
Capt. Macdonald, of the Scotch Rife Team.
writes that six members OF last years Scotch
Echo Shield Team, all who arc able to so to
America to participate IN tho Centennial
matches, intend to shoot for places in this
team, and at least nine other ftst-class
shots are ready to compete. No shut, a resident
Of Scotland, who can 20 has held back. The
dsputation of the Irish 1sl1e Association, Which
interviewed i1aj. Leech in regard to the organi-
zation OF an Irish team by that gentlenaan, ln-
cluded nearly all Of the 1875 international team.
Capt. 11idmay, Secretary Of the National Rifle
Association, thinks tho action Of the Irish team
definitely settled in the negative the question
Of the Rritlsh Aasociatlon's representation,
though Sir Henry Halford has not yet received
a reply from Col. Giidorsiocye to luis commuui
cation asking that no team should be accredited
unless under tho auspices of the Natlonal Rit1o
Association.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
LONDON, March 18.-At the Stock Exchange
to-day another failure was announced, that Of
jopber on the English railway market. H.s lia-
billties arc said to be considerable business has
been very inactive in all departments, but few
of the movements in quotations we're important.
Engish funds have been steady. Home rail
ways have been dull, the alterations being prin-
cipa!ly downward. Foreign securities Us d rule
have been firm, but the amount of business
transacted has been very limited. Tho discounts
market has been quiet Money 81 to ( per
cent on Government coilaterals.
, 1876-03-19
ERlSTOM.

AT1EIpT 70 BLACKEN HIs REPUTATION
n. ooeeso1 Dispatch T. The Chicago iT1oune.
~. s..as1sd1os, D. C., March 15.-The sensation
b, NO Ne" York Herald OF to-day in regard to
~ 1os1o" hAs fallen fat here. The story
%T2ea. RI=asle1A:: dis1eputahle. ps1tiea haa
, 1876-03-19

SpR1SGF1ELp, March 18.-This afternoon an
operative in the North Coal Shaft, while at work
in one Of the ROOMS, WAS blown up, the explo-
sion being occasioned BY some misdirection in
tho blast in an adjoining apartment. The VIC
TINS arms were blown OF, aud he received ter
r.b1e injuries about tho ches. aud back, and is
not expected to live during the night.
, 1876-03-19

BERLIN, March 18.-The weekly statement OF
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an jn-
crease Of specie Of 1G, 053, COO marks.
DIED.
LONDON, March 18.-Ferdnand Freilgrath
the German poet, died at Canustadt- in Wur-
temberg. to-day. He was nearly sc years old.
, 1876-03-19
ITALY.

RoxE, March 1S.-The Chamber Of Deputies
to-day discussed the Grist Tux, upon which the
Left had resolved to attempt 10 overthrow the
Ministry Finally Siguor MiDghetti, Minister Of
, 1876-03-19
THE WEATHER.

WAsnEGroS, D. c., March 19-t i. m.-For
the New Eng]snd aud Middle States. generally
clar and cold weather will continue, with north
erly to northwcsterly winds and rising barome-
ter. For the upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, Increasing clondlness
Lower Missouri Valley WINDS shifting to easter
" and soatherly, high but falling barometer,
aud light snow west Of the Mississippi River and
in Minnesota.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO March IL.
I4ma IIlor 1Thr II,, Wind Rain IYyethcr
, 1876-03-19
MEXICO.
BORDER WARFARE.


BORDER WARFARE
Special Dispdt:a to The Chica1o Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, L., March 13.-The following
is q special to the Republican from San Antonio,
Tex, of to-days date:
The following telegram was received at bead
quarters this morning from Fort Mcintosh, via
Brownsville:
"on the night OF the 18th inst, party
Of thirteen Ne1cans crossed over from this
side of the river aud attacked the reroiu-
tionists. Two Of the reTolutlonists we're
rnortally wounded. md one severely One
of the wounded men died this morning. The
river is fordable in many places, and It is utterly
impossible to prevent mounted men from cross-
ing. There are great mauy unaEmed refugees
on thIB SHE. CLESnES!S'
"Nsjor Commanding"
Col. Potter. at Fort Brown, adds II don't
think that the commanding officer At Fort Ieln-
toen can carry on: the instructions from the War
Department Of the 10th inst. without cavalry"
, 1876-03-19

MEMPHIS. March 13.-J. D. Bell, proprietor
OF the Peoples Defense newspaper. at Jackson,
Miss, shot and killed Augustus Carey, printer,
to-day. Carey was on the point Of leaving for
Memphis, and :he difficulty originated in the
settlement Of his account. Ball was Jailed.
, 1876-03-19

SALT LAKE, Utah. March 18.-phelps, one Of
the convicts who killed the Warden Of the peni-
tentiary and escaped few days ago, WAS shot
BY Sheriff Halliday, of santaqulp, Utah, last
evening, near the terminus OF the Utah Southern
Railroad, He vas met by That officer, who
commanded him to put up his hands, when
Phelps fred ut tho officer, but missed him. Tne
officer fred twice, one shot passing through tie
fusitlve's lungs. Phelps WAS taken to York
Station last night, and put on train this morn
ing for Salt Luke, but died On the w.y. Two
more Of the prisoners who escaped were still at
large this morning, but have probably been cap
tured bv this time, as tho officers we're then on
their track.
, 1876-03-19

Ru8ENsTElN GETS A REPR:EVE.
New YoNK, March 1e.-Rubenstein, sentenced
to be hanged for the murder of Sara Alexander,
has been granted stay of execution by Judge
Brady until bis case is reviewed by the general
term Of tho Supreme Court
, 1876-03-19
SPAIN.

HOW ALpuoSSo WILL BE RKCE1TED IN AADR1D.
CAD1z, March 13.-King Aphonso's entry into
Madrid will be made on Monday. There will be
three days of public festivities. The King will
enter at the head Of $4,000 troops. A To Deum
will be sung in tho Cathedral, and q trlumphal
crown will bo presented to His Majesty. In the
afternoon dinner will be given to the soldiers,
followed by fireworks illuminations, bul~tights'
and the distribution of medals and crossos. A
hundred masses will be SAID for those who we're
killed in The var.
IN TIE CoRTEs.
MADRID, March 18.-The Chamber OF. Depu-
ties las adopted the addreaB in reply to. the
speech from the throne, after an animated de-
bate. The vota vas 276 against 80.
, 1876-03-19

b lsp1ASApo11s, March 18.-Unitcd States Mar
shall John Robinson, Of New YORK, arrived in
this city to-day, baying in his custody Henry A.
T, Commona, whom he nrrested near Rock rlIle,
Ind, for tho alleged murder Of reter Remy at
Trench, Belgium in tho winter Of 1873. The
prisoner He'd that country after committing the
murder. and for the past six months has been
located at the place where the arrest was made.