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National Republican., 1876-02-03
FOR SALE OR RENT

EOR SALE. EXCHANGES OR RENT-THAr
u beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1894 o.
street northwest, containing seventeen -
rooms, most eligibly located, and possessing y
all modern imnrsyements. Half cash. AB-
ply to W. NOTTINGHAM, corn. of ThiHd aug
streets southeast, or TO A. POSEY, FoTt
Maryland. lan-l-a
National Republican., 1876-02-03

The Brooklyn papers say that Mrs. Beecher
never smiles. A woman cannot be "Tlt-and-
tickled"at at the same time.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

An exchange sees the hand of destiny in
Tweed's escape. 1t was probably attached to
two bags containing s., ,000, 900 each.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

Next summer the dearest thing on ice will
be the price.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

The Bourbon press Of the country, startled
at the rebelious sentiments expressed by Robert
Toombs in his recent speech, exclsim: "Oh!
Toombs is nothing but materialized ghost of
the defunct ConfederacY." But should this
press cast their prospecting hooks about
through the States lately insurgent, they
would find thousands of just such ghosts
ready to materialize at the first opportunity.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

Ifthe Democrats prolong their present legis-
lative and rebellious riotousness, everybody
will be out-and-out Republicans by next
autumn.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

EOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEoRdET0WE
Il HEIGHTS.-The residence of the late MorrD
Adler. esq: brick house, With fourteen rooms,
dschen and pantry; one acre Of ground hens.
$50 per month. Apply to W. d. DOO6AA, SSLH1 ~
Road and High streets. V-A
National Republican., 1876-02-03

There is secret movement on foot among
the Mississippi Bourbons to secure the removal
of JEFF. Davis political disabilities in time to
run him for the Senate. We don't know of
anything that would make a menagerie out of
that distinguished body sooner than such a
measure.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

The proposed abolition of the Bureau of
House is in strict harmony with the antece-
dents of that organization. If they could only
abolish that bureau and then remove the tax
on whisky their highest hopes lwould be fully
realized.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

"True," says the New York Commercial
advertiser, "Mr. Winslow is beyond the reach
of the law; but he still carries his conscience
with him." Yes, but had il been Brooklyn
conscience its weight would have discouraged
him before he started.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

"Do nothing in hurry" exclaimed al en-
thusiastic philosopher. The natural inference
from this is that he would have us do some
thing in bury.
National Republican., 1876-02-03

DOhhDlNU.
~ONO~INNONNNJOONNONNO NOOION-NININNOoNDNONINSN~
1Snc TENTH ST. BOARDING. -
1COS nicely furnished front Room, with
Board, for man and wife or two gentlemen, $50.
References exchanged. fes-2t'
TNREMONT HOUSE, COR. OF SECOND
l. STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Bates; per day, g. 50; per week. $40; per month";
IS. Table board per month SIS. This favorite hotG
has recently been improved. newly furnished ana
heated with steam. Metropolitan cars pass the
house to and q ON the Capitol. No liquors sold.
de29-tf +. p. HILL, ProprtetOr,
National Republican., 1876-02-03

VOON-NI0DIN~O@DNOD
T1HE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP
l. POCKET KNIFE on TIE REPUBLICAN cor
uer Tuesday morning can find the thankful owner
at this Office. feb3s
T OST-BETWEEN THE CAITOL SAND
II the Ebbitt House, between the hours of and
6 O'Clock, an EARRING, consisting OF eleven
Diamonds. Finder will be literally rewarded by
calling at the Ebbtt House. feb3-2t
o1n nREWARD.-LOST Or STOLEN, ON
p1O the 18th instant, one large brown paper
ENVELOPE, containing papers Of no value ex-
cept to the owner; also q Physicians POCKET
RECORD for 1876. The above reward will be paid
on return to the ChronieLs Office. de2i-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,


respectfully myself before the legal voters OF TIL
town Ottawa, candidate for the Office OF Town Col
Iector a, the spring election. ROBERT Y. MURPHY.
At the request OF my friends and neighbors. without r.
gard TO party nationality, snnornce nyser csndi
date the Office OF Collector OF the Town or Ottawa al
the ensuing election. INMATES.
respectfully make known the legal voters Of the
OF OTTAWA that will be candidate Tor the Office CT Tow
Collector at she spring election.
respectfully, joins T. FLICK.
We ae authorized 10 announce JOHN I. BUREE A. q csn
didste Office Of TowH Collector the ensuing
election.
We announce FRANk &. King as a candidate tor tic
Office OF Town Collector Of the town ottawa the
suing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. JOHN HOBAN as
candidate for the Office OF Town Collector At the
town election.
JAMES LAFFERTI would respectfully inform the o
ters Of Ottawa that he Is candidate tie Office Of ToHt
Collector, and solics their suiirsgcs FOR the
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD ~ a candidate ior
Town Assessor.
We arr authorized to snnoance that Il. q. BLAok zi
De- csnddai. Tor the Office OF Town collector - ne
sprn- election.
NJ l. b. SMITH would re- rec 'igiy announce that re- Is
sesaftA,e for tie Office OF At 90" s-pToar hiE-
town elsctlon.
We authorized TO anuounce EuEEEI WILSON - o
candidate foT the oicr o. Assessor the snproar.r-
tow election.
At tie uest oinumerous fren!s snI,hc WORKING men,
rf@r ry name A. 4 candidate tie Office OF Mayor NJ
80 ensu'n- lily election. IOHN y. YuUND.
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The Mayoralty.

The contest over the mayoIalty at our city
election on Monday is exciting more feeling than
was anticipated, and the opposition to the cleo
ton of Mr.. Andrew Lynch is certainly more
formidable than 1t ought TO be. II is not pleas
ant at any time to Institute comparisons be
tween individuals, holding one up 10 the dispar-
agement Of another, but between Mr.. Lynch, on
the one hand, and Mr. j. d. Young on the other,
there is difference which our people should
take into account. IL is claimed for Mr.. Young
that he has been a resident Of Ottawa for II
years, but in point of fac, in that time he has
resided more IN Michigan than in Ottawa, and If
it was his interest tomorrow TO pull up stakes
and move back to Michigan, he has no interests
here likely to detain him. Then the very claim
that is made for him. of being an amable, pleas
ant GOOD naturcd, plabe man involves exactly
the qualifications that our city does not want
just now in her mayor. The city is in debt, her
taxation is oppressiycly enormous, and her cy-
penditures heavier, it is believed, than in times
like these they ought to be. Mr.. Lynch is an
old resident here, large property holder and a
heavy tax payer. What money he has ever
made he has invested here-not gone of to Chi
cago with it, or dabblcd in western land spccu-
latons. In the way of public spirit, and for the
rectly out Of his pocket than any other man in
the city. About six years ago, when elected al
derman, the city was not only deeply in debt,
but embarrassed by floating debt of Sl2 600, and
her orders were selling for IS cents on the dol
lar Mr. Lynch persuaded the council at once
50 TO cut down salaries anG retrench in eXpendi-
lures as to bring them within the revenue, and
then went to the City Bank and gave his own
personal obligation for $4,000 to enable the city
treasurer at once to take up all the floating city
orders ut par, and from the impulse OF that act,
the city has, from that day to this, always been
able to pay its orders on demand.
The city wants in the Office of mayor nan
not only of public spirit and business capacity,
but man of force and nerve. Our City Hall is
surrounded by horde of men who make most
of their living by getting little jobs and trump
ing up claims on the city treasury for services
of doubtful or no utility that amount to fearful
aggregate each year. 1t needs iirmness, energy,
stamina and constant attention TO meet ana stop
up these insidlous leaks. We ask our people to
take common sense, business.like view Of tnls
question. VIII they have a man Of known cner-
gy, grit, pluck, public spirit, business capacity
and nerve, or will they have man Of whom they
know nothing except that he is an amiabe, So
ciablc pleasant good fellow? Whom of the two
would any sensible man give the preference If
about TO employ man to attend to a vast and
complicated business Of his own
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18
HOME MATTERS.
City Election.

tny Election.
Following is list of the candidates for alder
men and school directors of the various wards SC
far as We have been able to learn:
FIRST WARD-B. S. Porter, a member Of the
present council, is candidate for re-electian
Geo Markle will have no opposition as school
director. J. B. Harris, Jacob Degan and f. p
Redmond are also mentioned for aldermen.
SECOND WARD.-Present alderman Jackson
will act if elected as alderman. f.. r. Bull is
mentioned as school drcctorl The friends OF
DR.. J. c. Hathaway consider that his cxcellen!
record this year is reason why he should be con.
tnucd in Office next year, and will work for his
re election.
THIRD WAHD.-W II. Carey il spoken OF ~
alderman and would make good one. Mr.
Rush Cameron consents 70 act as school director
" elected,
ForETn WAGD.-Wm. Stormont is running
for alderman, as is also 7. Brown, the present al
derman. Brown has been good servant, and
will doubtless b. returned Mr.. NJ. MaierhofeT
is to be school director.
FIFTH WARp-A. X. Mccain and NJ. X. R.or.
dan are candidates for alderman and David
Walker is up for reelection as school director.
SIXTH WARp.-Mr. ID. IIollecker is u candidate
for alderman and Mr. Horn for reelection a.
school director.
SEVENTH WAHD.-B. b. Griffith is the only
candidate fer alderman. The 18th warders seem
TO think they can have no better man, judging
from street talk. Mr.. J. L. Porter, and excellent
worker and poor talker has consented TO be
candidate for school director, and Mr.. Wakefield
will BE put up for reelection.
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4 GRAND SERIES.

The above OF Grand Series OF Sales, arranged
with the convenience OF breeders In
attending ALL ri which about $50 head will b.ohered
presenting opportunity for farmers and breeders TO
make selection OF choice and valuable animals The sales
will he held In the following order: -
'TuesdaX, April 11th-Mrs + Byram, OF 40.
,nQdon ILL.,. win sell short horns at Ga,esburg.
wednesday,, April 12th-A j. Dunlap, OF
Galesburg, will seil Shorth ofns at that lace
-Th tuesday. April 13th-Dsvls LownRn, oil
Touor. IL, will sell Short horns at Galesnurg. >,
Friday. April 1ith-B II. Campbell. oil Ba.
tsva, H. fbner strawn, G.. Il. Price G. H. Green and
Jackson SON. oil Ottawa, H., VIII sell shorthorns ~
Aurora. III. mhfie
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EDITORS FREE TRADER:-In your last issue YOU
seemed to reflect disrespectfully upon the oh.
scurity of the committee who presented the
name Of Mr. J. ID. Young through your paper as
candidate for Mayor. The committee hopes TO
be considered among common mOrtals a. honest
men and tax payers who should have voice in
this paper.
Farther we wish 10 add, in your remarks last
week respecting Mr.. Young while admitting his
amabIlity OF character, you assume that he Is
not known and unt.icd. Mr. Young has been a
permanent and successful business man OF Oit--
wa for over thirteen years and served one term
in the City Council. The record made in that
body as well as in the manage cement 81 las bus.
ness show, not only no biemIsh hut proves him
To DC gentleman ui culture aud refinement, ana
establishes the fact that he has the peculiar eN-
ecutiyc ability demanded m the position 90
Mayor. VI
NorE-Wc made no reflection Oh any "com-
mittcc." We only said we did not know wfO
they were, aud We are left in the same hiiss'ul
Ignorance siill. They may be excellent men
doubtless are; but committee" assuming Co
tell the people Of Ottawa whom they should
vote for FOR Mayor ought TO have the politcues g.
give their names. As to the insizue.iou in the
Epv'licI" thu; We violated our rule Of publish
in- 10 Anonymous communications in gnnounc-
ing Mr.. Young, !a-t week, we have only 90 siy
that We Inserted j; u thc request 10 Mr. Tom
Brown, taking his word as our sufficient bond.
without gard % ;hc mysterious "comnittee'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

The lecture Of Miss Lydia Strawn, of this city,
for the benefit Of the Literary Society on Mon
day evening, drew out an audience which, though
moderate in numbers, was notable for its intel
ligcncc and high character. The enigma us to
who were meant by the "Infernal Threc"-Ramcd
as her subcct-was solved by announcing the
names Of Danton, Robcspcrrc and Murat and
then, OF course, we knew that her subject was
the French Revolution. 1t was handled with
much ability, indeed, and the philosophy of that
mighty political cataclysm was unfolded with a
clcarncss OF comprehension that would have
done justice TO any historical student.
The lecture stopped in the middle, and the
conclusion-or second half-will be given at the
Court House on Monday evening, when we have
no doubt larger audience will be there To
hear it.
Miss Strawn speaks with ease and grace, her
elocution is excellent and her gestures natural
and expressive. Her MAN, deficiency to inter.
ferc with her perfect success on the rostrum, is
lack Of sufficient voice to ill large halls II is
possible that the horrible acoustics OF the court
room may have worried to her disadvantage in
this respect on Monday evening, but sitting
within 90 feet OF her we had frequent trouble TO
catch her syllabcs.
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II1ieD.

-.ltalF. Mart ID. ls.s a. be- s-.iferrr a Aftiel
Ir1 tn her "a year. sU-lr a. DAVENPORT. N.ie u.
Prof Butter, sl! auy sister % Mls. ,hs,- ? Au-e
glae. l.ET t'ls cry.
IN th.s,,y. or Friday, HlrrH i5t'. JOSIAH :. HAIL,
aged - var, ami 10 month
rh- f-rara' a.. fs,- r.4-H .rs- t4- sst!st q arch
'o-rro-rsa. 10 ~
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DEATH OF \ OLD CiTIZEN.-Josah 5. Hall,
one OF the oldest residents OF Ottawa and high
ly esteemed, uprigh. citizen, died after a brief
illness at his home in this city yesterday morn
ing. lie was about scyenty.fv years Of age.
but the late hour at which We receive the infor-
nation OF his death renders it impracticable 10
give any particulars Of his life. He leaves q
family OF grown up sons and daughters, most Of
whom reside here and are valued members of
the community He was for many years and up
to his death consistent member Of the Metho.
dist church, and will be buried from that church
At O'Clock on Sunday.
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Germany

\ n.onth ago 4 lot of Chinese pirates seized
= GermaR schooner, the Anna, near Foo
CHOW, and killing the captain and pilot
plundered and scuttled the ship. Bismarck
demands OF China the iullss; satisfaction for
the outrage.
The high court OF state has decided TO in
dict Count Won Arnim for treason on charges
established By the preliminary inquiry just
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-18

ARE YoU sArlsrIED-To use cf7rh OF adultcr
a,ed Salcratus? II not, then buy BtH Geut1
Sgicrdr,,s. made by DeLand Il Co.
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Turkey.

Dispatches in reference to the war between
Turkey and her disconnected European prov.
inces are 80 much like Spanish war dis
patches, that one can make little out of them
The following may give some inkling of the
situation:
BELGRADE, March 15.-The Turkish troops
massed upon the Servan frontier having com.
mltted depredatlous, the Servian militia has
been modified and ordered to march to the
frontier
A cabinet council under the presidency of
Prince Milan was held last night, which dis
cussad the Tolicy Of the government at its
present junCturc. The members of the late
conservative cabinet were also requested to
attend. The general impression is that peace
full cOunsels prevailed
LONDON, March 15.-Thc Times special
from Berlin has the following: "A letter
from Peko Paulovich, who commanded the
insurgents at the battle of Muratovizza, as
serts that force of $50 insurgents attacked
5000 Turks, Only 10D of the latter returned
to Gatschko. About 800 were killed, and the
others were drowned or dispersed. The IN
surgents captured .G75 rifles and four rifled
cannon.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England

Wnslow, having on the Sd inst. claimed
the Is days TO which he Is entitled before he
can be surrendered TO the officer from Boston
under the eXtradiiion treaty, remains in Bow
street Jail.
The London papers deny IN toto that there
is word of trdth in the report that Gen
Schenck was recalled at the request OF the
British government His exit, however, was
doubtless FASTENED by suit against MN oy
stockholders of the Emma Mine Company
but at the request of Lord Derby, the sui
was withdrawn Mr.. Schenck's quitting
England without taking leave OF the Queen
is censured as wanting IN courtesy and with
out precedent.
Parliament has had some pretty warm dis
cussions on the question of paying for the
shares the ministry purchased in the Suez
canal, without as yet coming to decision on
the question.
When the queens new title of Empress of
India" is proclaimed /, is SAID the proclama.
ton will be followed by the release of the
Fenian prisoners.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Violent
and destructive gale prevailed along the en-.
tire British coast, and numerous shipping
casualties are reported. 1t is estimated that
fully 20 barges, laden with coal, foundered
IN the Thames during the gale of Tuesday.
A heightened elopcment has furnished Cos
sip for the scandal mongers. Lord Ayes-
tords wife eloped with the marquis of Bland
ford, the eldest son of the duke of Marlbor.
ough. The marquis of Blandford is notori-
GUS for his social escapades, and the Mari,
borough gems have been, it is said, sold to
pay his debts. The injured husband is ab-
sent in India.
The Times of Saturday had leading arti-
Gle on the recent exposures of official corrup.
ton IN America After review of the facts
as far as known now il concludes as follows
ION the whole, we cannot but feel that, even
though the investigations or prosecutions
now pending should prove futile, the impress
sion on the public mind must be that nice
sense of honor and propricty does not pre-
vail in the Official world of the United
States"
The Liverpool Corn Circ,tiar says tina. vio-
lent gales accompanied by rain and snow
and a wintry temperature having passed over
the country, agricultural operations have
been almost suspended, and spring work is
getting much behind. The wheat markets
Of Great Britain are recovering from their
late dulness. Business at Liverpool and in
the neighborng districts is also steadicr at
the extreme prices of the earlier part OF the
extent while they were at full prices.
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Marrteo.

uu i-ra .us'. bv Arthur Loc. wood I.1 ST. utfG
son o. Nis-.rn
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For cheap and read, made suit 20 and sec
Jake, - Madison Street.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Eight months credit at six per cent Interest OF ak per
cent. discount Tor cash.
IL Is the earnest desire contributor TO this offering
OF Shortho 10 make worthy the attention NOT only oil
the breeder but the more prudent beginner M
we'll and We are determined conduct the sale la such
manner command the respect OF the breeders oil the
country, our friends and neiglbors.
~ Catalogues sent on application - -,
Is. II. CAMPBELL Batavia, III.
ABNER STRAWN Ottawa, Ill.
G. b. PRICE Ottawa III
&. II. GREEN. Ottawa, III.
JACKSON Il son. Ottawa, ILL.,
col, j. ". JUDY, AUcuoneer.
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S'rATr: OF ILLINOIS. L, SAIL - -
. ~ re CHcra cont heT,V 10 J"A, A:'a' a. = 'ff
David II. Thornton. Mary King Hunter, Jesse . TasTe
AMANDA ~ psssoS. Sarah c Gabriel EllaJ Manroe IA
Dalton Peters. by Leonard r. Munroe his suardsn Ac
viii sed OF the estate OF Hiram Thornton dce..s
William wenner sarah W. Thornton. William ,. Lovl-
ae Hos.a staiIard saas Se,h Wesley G. Tsoi;ss
Elizabeth Ha.ep Mary Hand s,rsh 4 Esns., " T r
+. 7 Thornton Mary A. T. Rector. susan & alRsoc -
daene C. Allison. Hiram A. Kerr, Amanda Kerr. william
Kerr Jane, Drownel, Y. Y. Rector, Harvey g. Rector
ssne i Rector. Le@asi f Mormon louis; Stewart
=. Thornton. RebeSca Keller Wesley klsse nssS hss
Thornton, willsrdP. Thornton, l. G. Thornton; ; Z
Thornt5n iInsm HsstSoin, Eilabe.h Thornton, Mar
J. Crowe Emma Boyd, and the unknoSn heiT- A. a.
IL appeal ing from an AFFIDAVIT Gle In the once VI toe
clerk u said Court that said derndans James BroS ID
\. Rector. Henry = liector William T. Eeg'or Ses,'
sou ID Rector. Eugene Rector Louisa ,eS AZ JanesL
Thornton, Rebrccs krii,r g. ihorn;on G. Ilosl J,
Eiz,lrth Hawthorn Al May J. Cr1gelare rot rscsaf-
81 sad ste c i m. Den ntaas NssSy kGnss MAJ
kunkle Harvey 6. Rector Lsmeyi Thornton. sopGTe2sE
P Thornton J. = D. Thornton and J. J. { Thc rnet a..
not be L und anl va Nh 49, 81 a s 20.
,ad compliments having ned their ameudr b'. p. cls
is6 ssy 81 March 4 y ne hersip sad summons i,n;
been issued thereon according toiaN. ,
\ I:cs6r Henry K Rector. wiiiism T. rector l-aess.t
. hector. Eugene Rector; Les,sa J. >e.aIi, sInes y
Thornton. EeheCca keler x Thornton. C, thorn;ou
william {. Thornton. Enra Ho,d. Mi.Eau. fsNtsosl-
igAh-th Hawthorn. Mary j. troNrl. Ne-leN ~ -
Mary hunke. Harvey Rector lrrirrl 1tuigtNl. tN-
ntruGs r Thornton. Rosa Thornton. toTue u e l'orr
ton willard T. Thornton !. u. ThOrntuu, I'D G li-a
ton and the unku0 hers and uuNnnS feVsS % lsA
Thornton. deceased. personally = anal spesr 80
court Al said term hrrt % r. held st TIE Ooar Ns1ss
ottawa IN said county. The oct MONDAY o. une
A iSs6. arc Nuprr sAld summons u fstu--atE
and plead arswsr tlsrur eN>ept said bill tn
viii be taken Tor confessed against you. ard To- rlkr
and thing. tHgs,ia ur.yed tor trcrpsi accortirrly
CHABLfS n. HOuk. tIEs
Ca,Rl = Il. i,EJsH. AM COmP,alnsbj,' soI.-os-
IA T. tsILHEEr. r-sr4s-.a
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Spain

10 the Cortes, on the 10Th inst, Don Cald
eron Coblanteo, foreign minister, speaking
relative to the religious question, said
The government trusted to the wisdom
IF the pope and his affection for Spin. They
hope that Providence will prevent so emf
nently Catholic nation from being divorced
from the common head of the faithful. Later
on Senior Sagasta, in reply to the speech from
The throne, defended religious liberation
which he declared the vatican would never
consent 10 grant, though ii would accept &C.
complishrd facts.
The Times telegram from Cadil says the
clergy are kcenly canvassing for signatures
- a petition to the cortesin favor Of Catholic
unity.
The fueros of the Basque provinces will be
abolished
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Egypt.


\ great victory Cor the khedive In his war
with Abyssinia is reported. On the 9TH the
Abysslnians attacked the Egyptians entrench.
ed in camp at Goodras, and were repulsed,
On the following day Prince lIasson, with
several battalions. made sorte and captured
an important adjutant position, and after
ward returned to camp. On Thursday the
Abyssnians were repulsed and retreated to
Adowa. King Kassa, the grand vizler, six
chiefs, and 5000 Abyssinians are reported
killed in the trenches. Prince Hassan and
Gen. Loring, the English officer in the Abys.
sinian army, escaped unhurt Rhatib Pasha
was wounded The Egyptian losses were
heavy, but the victory was complete. In this
battle the Abyssinians numbered 10000 and
the Egyptians 20 600. In consequence Of the
kings suing for peace the Khedve's yacht
Mahromssa left Suez on Tuesday with dis.
patches addressed to Hassan and Battle Pasha
1t is generally conceded that the Abyss inian
war is ended