, 1876-03-02

appo,ns the managers after the adjourn
ment of the House. The order of ac-
quittal was finally adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: Yeas. 25; Nays. 8.
|. New YoRK, Feb. 29.- Gold closed at
14@14H.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 29.-Private
adyices to. the journal indicAte that the
storm which was SO destructive at
Princeton. visited Henderson and
Christian counties, Kentucky, doing an
immense amount of damage.
G.BRALTER. Feb. 80. Yesterday one
of the Spanish coast guards seized an
English transfer vessel 5 miles from
here. The merchantman's crew re-
gained possession of their ship and
brought her into Gibraltar with the
prize. The crew of the guarda costa as
prisoners.
Lyons. Feb. 9.-Gambetta in speech
here yesterday said the Republican pro-
gramme was peace abroad and pro-
gress at home" He urged the neces-
sity for conciliatory policy and de-
clared the Republic should be open to
all who come to it sincerely.
PARIS, Feb. 30 Don Carlos. accom-
pan ed by Comtres, left Minerton yes
terday evening for Paris. 1t is reported
he intends going to England.
LONDON, Feb. ga special says the
accounts of the devastation from the
innndation in Hungary are heart
rending. A hundred manufactures and
60 other buildings at New festh have
been undermined and have fallen: 1t is
feared that when the water recedes, a
large number of houses in Buda and
other places along the river will fall
Twelve thousand of the eighteen thou
sand inhabitants of Althover are home,
/ less.
SHANGHAI, Feb. 25.-Mr. Grosvenor,
Secretary of the British Legation, and
party arrived at Sanchin on the 26th OF
of January, where they met the British
escort which is to accompany them to
Yunan.
New YORK, Feb. 29.-Augustine R.
Mcdonald, a cotton claim agent, was
arrested III Brooklyn to-day on re-
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kansas. Mcdonald is charged with
subornation of perjury, through which
it is alleged that the government was
swindled out of two hundred thousand
dollars, on a claim of cotton said to
have been burned in the late war.
The gold shipments to Havana to-day
and tomorrow is part of the S2,000,-
600 purchase of last Friday. and the rest
is expected to follow. 100000 were
sent IN Spanish doubloons; but, in case.
these cannot be procured, Am erican gold
coin will be substituted.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 29.-The follow
ing paragraph from the leading editorial
in the Picayune fairly indicates the pre-
vailing sentiment regarding the i'm
peachment proceeding against Governor
Kellogg: The impeachment farce Is
over, it was brief and beautiful piece
of low comedy. in two acts and as many
, scenes; the scence of the first act was
aid in the Lower, that of the second in
the Upper House of the General Assem-
bly,"
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Col. ]. W.
Grassy, private secretary of Senator
Jones. Of Nevada, died in this city. to-
day, of pneumonia, after brief illness.
The Times Washington special says
the laoors of the Texas border commit
tee are about ended and they will report
in favor of three regiments of cavalry
being stationed on the border. The re-
port is delayed by the desire of the
committee to have their petitions print
ed so as to lay before tue House with
their report.
MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. 80. Red
path sugar refinery has suspended and
800 hands have been thown out of en-
ployment.
MADRID. 2S.--The following official
in'eligencehas been sent to the Spanish
Minister, ats1ondor: The war is at an
end. Carlos has asked France tor hos
pitali'y, he informed General Proncet,
commanding at Bayonne, that he would
enter France, this morning, by the
bridge of Arnegui. 800 Carlists have
entered France at St. Jean Pied D Port;
they are crossing the frontier at AL
dudes in hundred. The French will at
one intern them. King Alfonso has
arrived at Pampheluna.
The Diaro De Espanola states that
Senor Canovas Del CASTILLO has inform
ed several deputies that no concession
has been made to the Carlists. and their
submission is altogether unconditional.
The VIRTUE OF FAST Driving. One
of the worst results of the hard times is
seen in the fact that many of our hard
est worked business and professional
men can no longer afford to keep good
horse. After day of close application
in the office or at the desk, nothing cools
the fever in the blood more than good
drive behind a favorite roadster. How
delicious the air feels as your hot face
presses into it, as with ears turned back
to catch the signal the honest fellow
levels down to his work. What life
there is in oxygen as your lungs inhale
it when you take the wind in your face,
at fifty clip! How the cares of this
world and the ills of this lite vanish,
and what a sweet content fills your