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MEXICAN TROOPS ON THE FRONTIER.

GALVESTON, Texas March 14.-Ihe hersS
Rrowpyre special saws Parratt reached Matanoras last
might with his command and with his horses completely
tired He had no encounter with Pena who Is said to
be at Charco and Candida the Monterey road about
75 miles distant from Matamoras, and 40 miles
from the river where he awaits oIner
bodi.s nj insurgents from the interior To-day
too ue,ican officers In full uniform called
nm Col Potter with formal note from Gen D'absira
Announcing that lac had this day taken c0nnlhd OF h
isrct of the Bio Grandc In accordance with orders
from President erdO. The attempted ASSASSINATION OF
Cen Daz this place last night has created luch inds
ston and increased The Sympahies In his favor. The
guilty party arrested but Ut the instance OF DiaL he
was released. he refusing 20 appear against him.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
[FOr other Ship SecS see Third Page.


ARRIVED.
steamship NewYork- oaicE Nev.ohesn, March 7. with
S,camshp San salvador NickeIson, Savannah with mdse.
steamship Wisconsin (sr, Freeman Liverpool March l. via
ogecnsiGTn ~ with mdss and pass to Williams Gulon
misc aud pass 10 Josiah j. White. ~ - WIN
Seos %d and TO M bcno & rp and
barA toren.e Peters lot Portana Montora CAbaren IL
setI. MARY A. Trainer, Austin. Newbern. ~ c.. day..
sehr Jane, ~ Fisaassn, Soul. Georgetown s. c. days.
schr. Alice b. Hogan Bath with ice for staten Island
scnr. Ger s. Alley. Bath. with ice.
ss%r ksC i as b bsI.SEi .sad Sn leo
schr. Freedom HAN New-Haven.
scaT Js1 r D. whIass Pierce Baltimore.
schr' r. Mason Perry. Virginia.
Steamship, Cleopatra for savannah; VIM Clyde foe
Clara o % Fancy rS 9See bark Of the S Ea,t for y
i Efi bsTs oT h SsSD% ps, @gs Tor ss Wiley
wIND-sunset moderate, n. W; clear.
LONDONDERRY. March 1.-The Austrian brig Fanny p,
in here She mas Lost aud bbOoon ana sphI soss
Capt llersen from setlin Mach B. Tor American poTf
well capt Jerry from tarH for Penang has arrived here
MILFORD wales. March Il.-The German bark ODER Bur
81 has sye she cp. f tSs s 5 Tt jan
The ga u Mslch carrying topsaat sss buwsrSs
bark slams tasue Capt Lewis renssoos Jau Is Tor
TINS pOrL winch recently al cable drove as ore
near mere has bcei noatcd amt Al PEN.
brOke.
FOREIGN PORTS.
M0NuLE. March 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Ptnsslsu
fr1 PORTLAND Mdrca q, or Liverpool - arrived.
HAIAAA March l4-oaiiei, steamship Dca (br wordon.
~ :Rfeh l@saie Feb % como --., a..
INN ia. i?h Aedelpd. .S~s..iVe1 " Ecn y John g.
FIIIoni q 81 II. Miller Arrived lith, Aph odte
yr's.s, iSh nsarino Bell star Northern Queen he @st
Ismed aI BrsiO. Forest Queen, jupiter Iat Lutso ""
Int aria christopher columbus. Arrived l+Id rev
eor,1 AmJas,ai r. DIDO huIBg, uIlefswald frJsperio
slIo tue last tainOuth. NJ H. Chapman, bVf'
rOwdslo.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON March 4.Arrved, steamship CITY OF Atlanta
"A nsIuu from schr. jeanne A. >lmEons, uVia
rhIlSdelpnia. =. 60, -, r,,o,t NJ run,or, Cor
Nc" hOik AIii'si steaIslp Ilty o AUSTIN ot"F,h H""
New YORK.
WEST, Fla, March A.-Aruyeo ship George Peabody
Cala IrO,u Liverpool.
NEw-ORLEANs. March 13-Arriyed, steamship Tappahsn
nVcA PvndetOD. from
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spoken date lat long, ship NoDanum. Foster, from
IlyervOol Ne,s.Uriedns by arrival West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15
RAunnAn AFFAIRs.

Sr. ALBANs, VT, March 14.-The compromise
h,aep the Central Vermont and Rutland Railroads vas
Confirmed to-day by tie dccsion Of Chancellor Royce
RICHMOND, Va, March IA bill OF com
plant has been filed In the United ststes Circuit Court
by Francis skiddy, william Butler Duncan, ana :. H. NJ
Barlow OF New-York through H. T. Wickham' sohel'or'
against the Atlantic, Mississippi ana ONO hafoau oo"
- m comnlo,uanfa who are trusioes under a
heavy mortgage ask for the appoin OF receiver
and the of the mortgage IN consequence
interest and ohtrwse comply with tue terms OF 'he
mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15
COREA AND JAPAN.

LONDON. Tuesday, March H. 1875.
In the House of Commons this evening the
Robert Boure Of the Under Secretaries for the
Foreign Department replying 10 Sir Charles Dixie, Mem
Der for Chelsea said the Foreign Office had received
telegram from Japan March announcing that the
between Japan and Corea had been concluded.
thus cOnradctinG the st. Petersburg dispatch TO the
effect that the Chinese Government had assured the
Japanese Mission at Picking that they would not partic
pate in any differences between Japan and Corea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15

The system beng influence DIT. PiHRCEs
GOLDEN MEDICAL for few weeks the skin becomes
clear yelyety and beng illuminated with
the glow heath within, beauty stands
forth all glory The effects Of oil medicines which oprrate
Through tho inedm VI the blood arv
hat slow, matter good tho remedy
poy While three bottles clear Tue skin OF pUpls
DOtches eruptOns yellow spots, cOnoUuos or "grubs"
may possibly be required to some cases wneto tic
vita scrOialous virulent blood
he all these diseased however from tho common
pinpe scrou IL with The " lo most po
tent agent only Time sold by deaer.
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BARRACKS BURNED ON DAvID's ISLAND.

About 2 p. IN. yesterday, while the man in
charge Of tho Government property on Davida Island
was burning brushwood, one of the frame buildings
formerly used barracks for United States troops
caught fire. The flames spread with great rapidly the
wind blowing strongly at the time, and six of the extern
ye frame buildings each about 200 feet long, were con-
smed before the arrival OF fremcn from New-Rocnele
Had the wind blown from different quarter IL Is prop-
.he that every one the many buildings on the Island,
Including some substantial dwellings, would have been
DESTROYED The cOnfagratiOn could be seen fOn great
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THE WAR IN ABYSSINIA.
FAIR PROSPECTS OF PEACE.

LONDON, Tuesday. March II, 1876.
f. T. Rogers sends to The Times to-day a
copy OF telegram received from the Khedives private
secretary. confirming the defeat OF the Abyssinans.
The dispatch says their losses irrcparable. The
Abyssinan King has written, asking for peace HOstli
ties have therefore been suspended. and negotiations
commenced with every hope Of success.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT,
Pr0babi!ihss.

For New-EnglaDd, generally clear weather
and stationary slight fall in temperature with north
cry To westerly winds and rising barometer during the
S1;n sga cnageS 81 teo,perats ana ang ne daH
Mrsa,sni@g ~sGtltr ma during the ng eS g.,STeo o Sg
For Golf States. Tennessee ana the ONO valley
generally cloudy warmer weather and rain, with east
erly to southerly WINDS and falling arometer.
CautiOnary signals continue AZ Milwaukee and Grand
Huy
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STORM IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
LOSDOS, Tuesday, March IA,

LONDOh, Tuesday, MATcn IA, 1910.
The gale of Sunday last was very violent
and destructive around the entire coast Numerous
shipping casualties reported An unknown brigsn-
Tine vas seeD TO founder on Portland at midday All
hands were Loaf. The running tremendous
high. a0a WA Impossible TO send assistance. The tel
eyrapas throushost the country st deranged and
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SPANISH NOTES.

LONDON, Wednesday. March 10 1876.
A dispatch from BayOnne to The Times re-
ports that the wife OF Don Carlos has arrived there from
Pau and visited tho wounded Carsts In the hospital.
A Times telegram from Cadh says the clergy are
keeny oauvsSsng for signatures 10 petition TO the
Cortes In favor OF Catholic unity
The peros or local rights Of the Basque provinces viii
ba aholixhed
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NAVAL INTELLIGENcE

WAs,uyGrov. March l4.-The Navy Department.
a ~ dav a, rrcspt dispatches from Rear Admiral Reed
Weria1 Commanding the south Atlantic station, dated on
hazard he hyg.lp RCluORd at Valparaiso Chill Feb X lie
ORR. Ito health oaor> and crew unusually sood Ihe
1aa vas liz expertei from Calao. the Richmond was
esd go san the 2Oth O February sni tie 81 OF
March fu stopping ~ ie tant os 81 route lhe
. han iron clad valparaiso OF $500 tons disp1cement
va IA port Ia tue same class and n,oiel q. TIN
= rnirsnte CpChrPue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15

QUEBEC, March 14.-The programme as aia ,Lsti
nv M. Rev Father Burke for the celebration OF 81
DAY has given oeuse Ia the Irish national ,oeeies IA
JIbrTnisn benevolent Society held Te-nk Ist hlg NY
nnanlnouy resolved tns' The lr:h Eaop toclepeb 81
Qnob6c having been Ignored ia the afTan tmen I9t nc
door celebration OF the approaching naisoneI
Hbefan Society take 10 part IN ne sau & @
tim and with a view making condemnation OF sueh u
Inerited organizations which fgr ys. PSI nav
kept green hyDg DO iuTtoer resolved VIZ. o t
tonarT Of this society be Dol sra ou
tbs year Similar paced ~ we husa "
6t Patrick N theif meotiaS sst ntEkk
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,npvcr yIsG,s EMMA MINE REPORT.

Clarence King, on application OF ihiBuNh
reporer Yesterday, declined to furnish for publication
the report which made to the Directors OF INC Emma
Mining Company in 1872, after the bursting OF that
hnltlp He says contdtnnnl
INT he would feel at liberty ia testify 10 its content
renured by the Committee at Washington
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What il more common or distressing than u
,ous attack who not familiar gih Tho elknown symp
ts hnteA. on acr Stonech and Chest Low spirits
Resesssess Gloomess Of Mind WEAKNESS Dnl HeaisHhe
D,rty Cs,y Appearance of the 5kin yellow ltnge m tho
Whs ~ the Fyas LOss OF Appetite and CostiyenesA low.
indeed OF the more orpsry IFS Of c arc more widely preya
t,sa nd Of rs .snI Dr. JANIS sAeAnyE PILLS eJ whose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15

operation Che Liver will be rapidly restored healthy aoos
the yitaed secreons 81 the stomach changed
removed and the whole system assisted In recovering It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15

communication is slow and difficult. The weather
tinues unsettled.
unprecedented extent. In Paris. rOOfs chimneys
and trees blown down carried away. Numerous
casualties reported, some of them fatal The
damage in the districts which flooded by the rivers
Il greatly increased ia consequence OF the gale Numbers
OF the undermined houses along the Seine were blown
down The gale was also violent the French coasts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15
THE NEW TITLE FOR QUEEN VICTORIA.

THE LIBERALS OPPOSED TO HER BEING " EMPRESS or
INDIA FORMAL ATTACK TO RE MADE on THE
BILL.
LONDON. Tuesday. March II, 1876
In the House of Commons tonight the Marquis of
Harrington gave notice that he would offer motion
protesting against the adoption by the Sovereign of
the Objectionable title of Empress" The OPPOSE
ton has resolved 60 make formal attack on the
ROYAL Titles bill
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES
MILWAUKEE,. March 14.-The Wisconsin

Legislature adjourned sire de at noon today -Four
hundred and fifteen bills have been passed ana only TWO
vetoed The most important acts the Vance Rail
road hill which repcas the Potter law and leaves the
railroads free 10 regulate their own charges the Dl
i1nnrnN encnI hi!l. mud tie AppOrtOnm9nl Dlll.
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THREE MFs BURIED UNDER A Snow SLIDE.

Jbhbf MN b4'''-' - '-'N''
SALT LAKE, Utah, March 1i.-A snow slide
occurred at ophlr Utah. this morning. cerryins away
the boarding. hou.e Of Pocrman Mine. and buryns win
IL william Higgins, James Hissinson. and thomas
lynch. No hope. OF recovering Their eodies arc ~
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present entertained The storm vet raging and
Is probable that much loss OF life and property will
follow.
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MARRIED.

VAN ALEE-AsTOR- On Tuesday, March IL. al Graos
Church. by the ght Rev. Horato Potter Bishop OF Now
YORK assisted BY Morgan DIX. d. d. bud the Rey
Cornelius Swope u. d., James j. Van Alien 10 Emily, daugh
ter OF William Astor.
AH Notice. Of MG,riags musI Be Endorsed sih M
LII
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5rerial Nclltes.
Moody and esnkey

AT.uor singer thoroughly acquainted with tho Episcopal
position in Protestant church quartet
from Il Of May Address MAY BOX IL, Tribune once
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RUSSIA SHOWING HER HAND.
InSnnN. "wednesday, March l,

The Belgrade correspondent of the RuS6 NJ"
declares that Greece has offered 10 form an
offensive and defensive alliance with serNa
aud ROumania, All the seryians are convinced
that Russia although temporarily cooperating
with Austria cannot for int rests permit Aus
trs to occupy servis The seryans therefore, disregard
Austrian meDaces They preparing to take the heIu
against the Turks and unite the whole Serb race.
dispatch from Rarsa to The Times says the arrest OF
IJubobraos has produced great excitement in Damata
Threatening demonstrations made in Zara where
he vas seat 70 Sign for A" inteinment"
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{ 53a asa pence per ounce.
Turkey AND HER yAssAL STATES.

LONDON. Tuesday March Ia, 1876
The TSraess Berlin special says portion OF
the Austrian Iaudwehr Is to be concentrated in Croatia
Tyrol and the vicinity
III, nmsss Vienna dispatch says that Belgrade was
Illuminated last night in honor Of tho battle OF Mura
tOyizza.
In, Hor,ao Posts Berlin special telegram says that
Rouusna has paid the tribute TO the Sublime Porte
but the renewed request made for Communication the
Porto oPpOsoI
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UTPPODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from ~ to I o'clock EVERY DAY.
WOMEN'S MEETING from To l4o IA Fourth Avenue
Hall.
wEDN FSDAY, IITU R-DAH, and FRIDAY
Tickets for AFTERNOON FREE upon spploa The
address OF the afternoon will bs repeated same evening
EVERY STGUT al O'Clock In Madison avenue Hail. ard
OVERFLOW MEETING 81 same hour In Fourth Avenue
Hall 80, -. mn
NiGItT AT o o'clock, and SATURDAY NIGHT MEETING
a. Association Han. Twenty thEdsI ant Foutha'e, al
No Service at the Hppcdrons Saturday. and Moon
Meeting on sunday.
Ps,t.s,n . Nvui-r The FOREIGN MAILS TOR the week
,pnz sh ~ RDAY March Is 1876 will close this once
On WEDNESDAY At $50 n. ~, tor Enrop. per steamer
pariia via Queenstown; THU SDAY al li u m. foe
Euroe per steamer KOpsook Plymouth Casrboog aud
UamburR on sATU KDAl AZ NJ for Great Britain Ire
ia,d and France Celtic and al
M scotan direct must he specially sddresscd per
.esmsr ElysA Glssgov aud ~ for france dccs.
per Perrro via HsVrc ana ~ IL 50 for Europe,
Der steamer Weser SOUTHAMPTON And Bremen The nas
fs China Japan de- VIII rrsDcisco April l. Tbs
mai5 fOF Australia tSc VIII leave san Francisco Tue
INV Y. L. JAMES y. N.
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THE STATE or 7RZDE.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAyASA, March 3-Spanish Coli 2I3 Exchange auiet.
the United states, 60 days. currency, ~ discount
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25

Christian Mothers Apology for Psbli- ing
Her sons Frrr-Tbinking Book.

The subjoined address has been prrlxcd
To the late Lord Ambrrlcys ppsthumous work.
" An Analysis Of Religious Belief now on the
point al appearing 10y the pen Of his mother,
the Countess Russell
" Ere the pages now given to the public had left
tn" press. the hand tnat had written them was
cold, the heart Of whicn few could know tho
lnNiu: depth had ceased to beat, the far-rang-
ins mind was for ever still, the tcryent spirit was
al rest
L,l this he remembered by those who read.
ana ada 'olennity To the solemn purpose OF the
Mly those who Mud in It thrir most cherished
h"hciS pue-ii"ued or cuhtemncd, their ,ureSt
cpu,pAtlnn> set AZ nauIht, remeWbcT that he
hlI MOI silhh" from pam and anguish 1" MINI
shl, a. one ny nnt he parted with portions Of
that faith which in boNhood and early youth had
ocr' me mNu-iFlng 81 NJ llie.
let them remember that. however many the
year. grained To hin On enrth might have been,
hl- search alter irhih would have ended only
with hi, existence. that lac would have been the
hr,i 1" cdi Tor un-phring examination of hi-own
opinions. arguments. and commissions: the nrst
- welcome any new light, thrown by other
wnr"or- ~ the Same icld On the my stcrics OF our
being and ui the universe.
" Let them remember hat while he aSSail, much
witch they rrrNou uut--aildhlr, he does 50 in
wnhi to him i the cause of goodness noheness,
Iowa, truth, and of the mental progress ui man
KIND
Let them remember that the utterance of that
whi'h, after "arnr-t and lahprious thought he
deemed 10 he the truth, was to him "A sacred
duty ana may they feel a, lac would haze felt,
the JustueS~ ui these words of a good man and
un@WrNing christian lately passed away a
man charity To- those who amer from him upon
great and diihrut question, VIII ho ~ tine ratio
81 IA, own Nnpwlcdsr of them the moro know
ledge, the more charity r. r.
Inc Volumes them elves are thus inscribed (;
Mith all reverence and ali affection To the
MON l:s. ul tnf cNrr-limruiH d wife whose hearty
interest in tui~ bOuN was. during many wear. OF
preparatory toll, my best Suppnrt wn,-. md =
mrnt a> to a., m"iits or lis faults would nave
been my most trusted guide. whose ,ympnthy
Ei uur'l encouragement whose inyuu, well
come ni ihe go .upletrd work had long lpohcI
l"rAHrd tph- my one great reward Mlin-r ma
n''' np.i,n1 ~ rare union sclentih, clear
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a Dog thar could Manage his own Affairs.

Brownie came OF a black-anl-tan fam
hence WIS called BrDwnie. He wa. a great pct
Win hi owner, n lady, and one q ~ was taken
ON 4 railway excursion u viii tge b1lt etsnt
miles from The city On arrival Brownie ttOtted
up the street alter his mistress, HhO stop Ell at
house, Ind becoming interrste1 Ia other mat
tiers gate fOr1Ot her II Tie dog After some
tine ne was missed, ana NJ cd,ling OF wnlstllhg
Drought him from any part Of tho no se or
street.
III, mistress thought there was no OF her co Irse
but II advertise Tor aim, am she turned home
" ru, quite dcDreSsed al brownie loss. when
-nr reacned tHs depot In the city, sne found
tht Brownie hau arrived alone by an e,IliCr
tam, ana hdd been l1oked up by railroad III
cHl 10 await a claimant. When brought out ne
seemed quite uncertain AS To whether no had
done the light thiug or not, Tor lie came iOr-
ward IN "A crawling SORT Of wav, IS dogs do when
nlieL with mingied jOY and renorse nut bis
reception SOON reasoned him as 10 the pro-
prrty ~ his conduct. No DOUBT, - soon as ne
missed his owner II occurred u nim that the
sure,t way t. nnd her WIS to return 10 the pnint
from wnicn they md started. lie accnrlingy
ret urned to The station and took his sect IA the
cars, for the conductor rrportei that he had
sO"n Brownie sitting uemufely alongside Of "A
gentleman. ami supposed That he belonged u
him. IL was not untl thel 10 iched the CiLy that
the dog MAS found to DC without master.
Probably Brownie thOusnt II safer 10 seem to
be under human protection tnan 10 be travel
Ing Independently! Al any rate, hs gained "A
reputation fJr considerable s.gAclty 10y bptn1
sQe to take sdcn good care OF himself and to
get free passage on tue railroad Al the ago of
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How an American Captain Enabled Him TO
Escape from niO JnneirO.

Apropos OF Dom Pclros visit to this
country. al interesting story Is toll. 1t VIII be
iemenorred tat Ia 49, the IS az,IAn- rsoeltrd
~ INST Portugal unuer tho oppressive ac.s Of
tnr tortts. Proclaimed tner iuIspen renee,
1ni Conferred tue inpeEih crnNn on Dom
rrgen. curing niS f.thsr's all sencc. Inis WAS
thr .tnei ~ IN presen. Dom Psdrp. lie ruled
tiil ISL, won ipr ed To Il b. grJAInI Gl,- us
iActnn, wnich culminitcd IN 81 Jrt out yiuient
rev 'iutiOn. ne aDdlcateL In f,y II MS son.
Poou'.r ietilnS ~ in,t ain WAS yer. uitt-g. ana
MS person i safely WIS threatened 81 tnat n5
was llrc1I 10 conceal himself.
i was a. tins .nct,Ie mat Stoningtou yes.
sci pat into itlD JAn.ir1 wiln cargo c1n~is iei
u INC br'ii,h S'lsul al thAt platr. rrn.is,er
"as Cap. inom DlnDnr Of >.oninst ~. an nd
al ~ VITA Inc clurlg OF non dn4 the neITt
~ a cnlil. lie lay Ia pore -O,ns DAYS. discnar!-
ln- and icceiNlI- cargo, ami was al lrus.n re ny
70 SAL. lue M mt before ms drpd,t are tho
BuIl-u Consul sent for ann To come to tua Com
suatr, ana, ait'r a long preliminary converse
Upni told ana thAt Ire Emperor WIS IN u. Iug IN
IA, uousi, and asked Capt DunDar 40 aid Ia ms
esc upe ans The Latter al once -pnsrn.ei to- do.
inc IA Stiun th"n rose now II should ue uc t.
ed. lnc Wharvrs aud wafer fronts were lined
Win police ANA sIidiers, " ,tcning tor TIE royal
lusiuvt' ana escape sermel almost mp 'ssiUl'.
pl An was nnull greed upon, ahd ~ tno end
proved sirccs fu.
Inc sup, w,,oi lay at ono Of the whlryes,
was 20. reaIN 10. Sc, the next morntns ANA " -
on tne p"int OF geting undor way vii ~ tho
captain suddenly recblterted tuat ns az for
gOst"n 10 tax ais sap nrsaI ABOARD. A mos
sohscf was accordingly despatched, aud In soma
y II was procured ~ D. - cu.isul .te. A WAGON
l'hl ~ oi,cult IN barrels " - son, dpwn nd
ruilrd ACROSS the wharf aud tntD the ,s-el's
hpii, IN one II them VS. Pedro L. rae sap
got under way, ANA wnen sale from pursuit Inr
casa was upehrd ami Ne WAS uOer4teu. ne. riy
rSHi"stri by ms position. me sap came 90
oungtpn, wners tina Emperor was .nuri an.
r'' oah@ a. am whence Il" leit Europe. no
niadu LhIt. DunOar present Of 500 Tor ms ser.
vice. "hI'h ~ the Tine was 'lsider5i mann.
cent reward. Cpl, Ddnoir frequent, reia, ca Ino
s,oiy ~ lAtor years, ana IA III tXcc> doggy
Y npnic ~ inner lie lived 10 be overeignty, and
dled = ieV Years ago Al lus re-ldence o. his sou
u NJ }. l.
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''"0 ~ VT '|'-'' '''V''"0IF'
Years ago ChoeOlua, ono of the last OF
the In1ldn Cnlcfs Of the " nits Nuun ans see
M MS peupie dTinLle awiy, ms power Ia and
everything 80 10 inc pid generally turousn ths
continued encroacnihents OF tue whits pelple,
c"inmlt,sd suicide ~ isLping down tho louy
pr, lplce ne 4 Conway, nov cdlie Nlount CnJ-
coruA. Beiure ms ledi, now YER, he Is said I'd
nave cursed all the ctttie III that region. tina
effect 81 tn+ curse sin remaining anu destroying
many cattle Ie.riy.
such ~ tho trddlti m. The ficts about tho
dodtl OF tue cattle ara thar tn" soil IL 80 Door
50 deficient Ia lime, tnht the cattle gradually
become afflicted with tho disease known as
"tupPlo all pno away, becl ne unluls 10
walk, and finally die, sometimes ~ many as 2OO
dying yearly IN The suac- Of "A lew miles. some
MY years ago cert IN doctor brought out the
line theory IN an article, bus tho country icon a
langhed MN 10 scorn, secuted the idea That the
disease was anything else but "A q nd. sent curse
aud hnAllb by sheer force u srisun ne doctn
was cOmpelled 10 rrnouncq ms theory Nov
tha scientific men VI the State propose To verify
that theory.