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New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
FLIGHT OF DON CARLOS.

FLIGHT OF DON CARLOS.
END OF THE CARLlsT wAR-DON CARLOS IN FRANCE
THE CARLlsTs DIsBANDISG-KIEG ALFONSO AT
PAMPELuSA.
MADRID. Monday, Feb. 2s, 1870.
The following official intelligence has been sent to
the Spanish Minister at London:
The war is at an end. Don Carlos has asked
France for hospitality. He informed Gen. Poucet,
commanding BayOnne, that he would enter France
at o'clock this morning by the bridge of Arneqis.
Three thousand Carlists have entered France at ST.
Jean-Pied-de-Port. They are crossing the frontier
In hundreds at Alduides. The French will imme-
dately intern" them.
King Alfonso has arrived at Pampeluna.
dispatch received at Bayonne from Ainhoa an
nounces that Don Carlos entered France this morn
ing at Arnequi.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER REQUIRED.
MADRID. Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1870
The Diaris Fspdnol states that SeI0r Canovas del
Castillo has informed several Deputies that no con-
cesson has been made to the Carsts ana their sub
mission is altogether unconditional.
LONDON. MONDAY, Feb 2s. 1875.
A special dispatch to The ECeniRg Standard,
dated st. Jean de Luz at O'Clock It's Afternoon says
Don Carlos has crossed the frontier aud taken refuge Ia
France.
The Taess Madrid letter says that Charles Marfory e1
Queen Isabelas Minister for the Colonies, who has en-
lmpllsoneu lbT some unc al N1bh, was hNN'h'J ~
leased. - -
B,YoSSE, Monday, Feb 2s, 1870.
Don Carlos with about 1000 men Is at Rocesyaux
very near Freuch border 1t il believed lie will enter
France today.
The chief members Of the Carllst Provincial Councils
taken leave of him. and sought refvse on French
territory. m ,oc
MADRID, Monday, Feb. 2s 1876.
King Alfonso left the question to the return OF the
eNQucs Isabella the Ministry Tne latter have not
yet reached a determination in the matter
GRLAT ENTHUSIASM IN MADRID.
LONDON. Monday, Feb IS, 1876.
The Standard has the following special dispatch
from Madrid:
Great enthusiasm prevails here. Alfonso will have
splendid reception 0u hs rc'ufn. Ije letter 10 Zen
Pourct giving notice of Carloss intention Of entering
n ancc, written 10y IILirral. IL declares thlt Don
G.. rios having been conquered b. aNerse forum
las resolved Ia abandon tIter struggle "a usrlcss ne
ssks thr cnerous hospitality oi Fran - Gen fourcct
receipt OF the note, strted for Ancqm 10 INTERN
t.o ilSty's.
TIee Alfunsst army corrs are advancing IN tho Bdz-
tan Valley Tncy met with No resistance
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LEONARD l.. TREADWELL.

Leonard l.. Treadwel, a noted California
merchant, died recently in san Francisco He was on
Of the Fortyn ers," the early settlers liked to cal
them elves and for Dany years extensively engaged
In the agricultural implement and hardware trade Hav
ing acquired considerable wealth. he engaged In real es
tate enterprises and pron nily connected VITA the
.tension of uontgomery-st f. san IancscO THe lat
rolcct having proved rDht ,blc, hr Treal"el war
compelled tD maze an assignment. lie continued now
ever I'm good standing witn I,as merchants and al
ways fOnni them willing to trust him Mt. lfeadHrl
was an intelligent man, OF energetic habits lie punt
arge mansn in san Francisco which is Of the most
remarkable buildings in tllat city.
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THE FURY OF THE STORM.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 28.vAt a station few
m,ss north OF Princeton hast0nes found measurne
ov-r ak inches IN circumference and some nearly eight
inches AtPinceon eight persons were dangerously in'
lred; four of them not expected to recover One
woman lost hcr eyesight. Over DO houses were totally
demolished and about 80 mere were badly damaged In
Ire raen of the storm II IL impossible tn Distinguish
strets or former Of Residences everything oens
prostrated and spread over tue ground. one Inmliy
ound walking the ceiling OF their rvons
ne house having been inverted; yet they escaped u-
harmed, while those who attempted to escape were In
iured.
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rHIRry.NINI HOUSES DEMOLISHED.

CISCINNA1I, Feb. 28.-Ihe Commercials Ev-
ansve special says that 80 houses were blown dowl.
by "a tornado at Princeton, Gibson County, lnd l.s
uieht The storm lasted only minute bu did gres.
damage that time, nIurng the fine public school bui
,ny demoshng tho Church of the Coyenanters, up
r,ong trees and blowing down fences, we'll as deno
lships, buildings above STAGED. large nunDt. n
p.rs.,ns welo injured, fatally. httlo child
WAS blown its bed into garden, and another VA
blown 100 yards and found railroad track num-
h.r of Lorsss were killed. There rtmors Of gro.
throughout the surrounding country lac eaai
age In PRINCETON u estimated al over SoO,VVo,
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CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

OTTAWA, Feb. 2S.-In the Emigration Com
mittee this morning. Mr.. Lowe made the annual state
ment showing that only 20,i10 people, mostly agrcu
iral aborers, had settled IN Canada during the year.
against 1888 the previous year and only 92l4 passed
through TO the States against 10000 the previous year
Three IN usand uennontes had settled In Manitoba ana
5000 settlers had come rm the states An Iceiahdle
colony had been formed north OF Manitoba Ihr t0tal
cos to the Dominon Lad been S2e6.0OO. exclusive ~
tn" cost TO the Provinces The number OF settlers, e1
cludiDg Americans aud Mennonites, was only o,ooo
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THE BRITISH AGENT or THE sUEz CANAL.

The Times Announces that NJ. Ferdinand dc
Tes,,ps and his co-a.rectors Of the suoz Canal
Company have abruptly dismissed Fir Daniel
Iange from his position as representative OF
English interests in the Canal Cumpany's directorate
This step taken In consequence OF letters written un
der oN lousy patriotic influences 10 Earl Granville IN
1871 having bern inadvcr cnty published among tho
Parliamentary paper, rclatV 10 o canal purchase
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PANAMA NOTES.

PANAMA, Feb. 1s.-Snce the departure of the
steamship Aims which sailed from Aspnwal on the l2th
us for there have been no arrivals from either
South or Central America and no malls from the Interior
of ths Republic The Isthmus however, continues In
urofouud peace The questions at issue between he
Panama Railroad Company and this Government remain
unseted Trenor ". Park, President Of tho road, u
here at present. and 10 endeavorns TO concilate the
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Government. The snbject of supplying Panama win
by of aqueduc is before the runnc
nis time likely to I've carried through. or the ran
800 900 to $25000O needed for the work. S6o,Or0
has been subscribed In Panama during the past week
wholly from merchants and private md viduals. Mr. n
j. Center long identified with the sthmns in connection
with the Panama road goes TO New-Yolk by to-iays
steamer empowered by the Wafer Committee 10 arrange
for the raising Of tue remainder Of The capital required
for
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Tile CANADIAN TARIFF.

OTTAWA, Feb. 2s.-The Protectionists waited
on Sir John A. Mae Donald. and received an assurance
that he was In favor OF justice being done TO native In
du.ries There is Conservative caucus this morning IN
relation to the tariff question. which will be debated TO-
morrow " il understood that 10 was decided 20 leave
the question nm open one for the present. Mr. Cart
wright has positively refused to reconsider the Tariff
nm
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Hose kong, MONDAY. Feb. 2S, 1876.
1t is reported that the japanese mission to
Ora has been successful Corea having aeccded TO the
demands the protection OF Japanese subjects
company OF native Chinese merchants has been
formed IN Hong Kong for the ppose Of carrying Oh di
rect trade between China and England and the United
stutcs.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO.

CONsrANTiNJPLE, MONDAY Feb II IS7O'
IL is stated that the Prince of Montenegro
has recalled the Monlenoun officers st the head Of the
lnsurrecton IN Herzegovina
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GREAT PROPORTIONS or THE MARY BELL

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-The steamer Mary
Bell burned Vcksbug Miss. yesterday, believed
10 be the largest steamer ever constructed for navigating
the M.sssspp any other river the extreme length OF
her II being 325 fcet and her breadh 90 feet In con
srtrtinG r boat 100000 feet UI waerseasoncu
oak was used. she had battery ~ eight steel boilers
She cgsi over Si25 900 Tie insurance on her cargo VIII
H heavily on dcinphs and New-Orleaps underwriters
There was no Insurance the boat IN Cincinnati
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A SEARCH FOR TIE SCIENCE OF MONEY.

WASHINGTON. Monday, Feb %, 1870.
The proposition has been submitted to the
Government and also sent to Mr. Cox, and by him lai
before Committee Banking and Currency OF which
he ia Chairman, that the Government appoint "A Com
mittee ~ scientific experts 10 ascertain First whether
sen themselves as 10 whether there II or
IL not at present eItnt such TRUTHFUL systematic
exact and logical conception of the facts, laws and ma
ure OF the subject of money currency, TO coust-
tute the science OF money; secondly, II they can 20
agree and II there such science known then to
agree upon and make II possible concise and intel
1be restaemeut Of the and II there Is not such
q science known, tlen ~ evolve discover or create, TX
possible such science aud 10 state IL In fhe most lnc
gibe form upon which they can agree III IL takrb Io
pnantcd q at this like other subject or department
natural phenomena, susceptible OF being 1edt ca 70
a sci ntifc and formula, wherein II shall DC
susceptible OF demonstration as Ia the relation oi us
pben mena H. put in such form n to present 10 hs
body Of knowledge whosr cnoneLt shai d. airhhsec
governed in heir legitimate relation and nierd pend
cncc-f the time has for such Sc nee and IL II
thought that II has.
THE CuoRPENNING AND 500 CLAIMS.
The Court of Claims rendered decision to-
day IN regard 10 the famous Chorpennng claim IL was
conended that the reference Of this claim by Congress 10
the and his decision that between
S4OO 900 $500 900 due o the claimant consti-
tuted an award binding on the Government. The Court
now susns this assertion and holdr that
the action above stated binding thcGovern-
ment An appeal vii be taken to tie Supreme Court
motion made the e urt OF Claims 10 fnter Jua
mcnt an The snprrme Court nanamus In the casr of
Marshall o.. Roberts and others, trustees OF tie s!oo
ate. The motion VIII of course b" com icd wiz ou
II remains FOR the lower court formally 10 c1mlrh Anl
fix the precise amount OF liability under the supfemr
decision. The amonni, according Ia tue statutory
requirements, which the Supreme Court decides must
govern, ia a little than million dollars. 1hc
claim Is for extra OCEAN mail service erl2ea ~ W 80
years ago between SewiOrk and California
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The Little Unknown

A SPEECH By RETURNING BOARD HAYES
DAYTON o., Dec.l3.-Goyernor HAYES
was serenaded in the city this evening,
at the house of friend whom he was
visiting, Early in the evening a salute
OF lso guns was fired, and concourse of
iuily thousand people gathered about
the house with music aud flags. The
governor responded
MY friends. will not detaln you longer
than four or five minutes. am here on
a short visit TO your beautiful city of
Dayton, not on any political mission or
to talk on any OF the political questions
OF the remarkable canvass that has lust
been closed. | understand these greet
in9s here tonight, are not so much in
honor OF myself as on account of the De-
cuiiar interest that is felt in the present
condition of the country. In the excite
ment that has pervaded before and since
The election, people of ardent tempera-
ments have said and done things that are
indiscreet, but as the excitement subsidies,
we begin TO return to our
better wisdom ana judgment. Ihaye too
much faith in the saving common sense
OF the American people to think they de-
sire TO see Ia their country Mexican.
lied government. Whatever may be the
result at which the lawful authorities
shall arrive, you and will quietly sub
init, and l have sufficient respect and
confidence In the great majority OF the
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opposite party to believe that hey will
do the same, | was glad to see in paper
this evening an article from The London
Times respecting the condition of this
country. Such state of affairs, il said,
could not OCCUR anywhere else in the
world. The entire area Of the country
agtated by the uncertain Issue of the po-
litical conflict, yet not one shot fired, and
not one man killed; no breaches OF the
peace We have seen in this centennial
year the wonders of our growth dis
played in the exhibition OF agricultural
and mechanical arts, and we are now AZ
forded an opportunity OF giving to the
world an example of the value of a re-
publican government. In speaking to
you this evening | have referred without
previous thought to what must have Oc-
Cured to every oEe OF us standing here I;
and take my leave of you with a most
sincere acknowledgment OF this express
sion of your friendship and good will.
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Cisancery Notice
state Of Illinois, County Of Alexander
Circuit Court of Alexander County, Jan
narV Inrln A ID 49,

state Of Illinois, County of Alexander
Circuit Court of Alexander County, JAM
uary Term, A. d., 1877.
William W. Huey W. Eugene Garaghty.
Louisiana Garaghty, William IA. Gale, Al
cinda Is. Gale, Catharine Gale, Jacob H.
Burrough and Robert l.. Wilson, in Chan
Gerry. Affidavit OF the non-residence OF
Eugene Garaghty, Louisiana Garaghty,
William ii. Gale, Alcinda Is. Gale and Gath
arine Gale, Jacob ii. Burrough aud Robert
l.. Wilson, the defendants above named,
having been filed in the office OF the Clerk
Of said Circuit Court of Alexander County,
notice is hereby given to the said non.resi-
dent defendants. that the complainant filed
his bill OF complaint in said Court on the
ohancery side thereof on the I'D day OF
November, A. d., 1876. and that summons
thereupon issued out of said Court against
said defendants, returnable on the first
Monday OF January, A. d., 1s1,, as IL by
Jaw required.
Now. therefore. unless you, the said non-
Resident defendants, shall personally be AN,
appear before the said Circuit Court of Al
exander County on the first day OF the ne \
Term thereof, 10 be holden at the court
house in the city OF Cairo, In said county, on
the first Monday Of January, A. II. 1877,
and plead, answer or demlir to the said
! compliments bill OF complaint the same,
and the matters and things there.
In charged and stated, will be
taken is confessed, and u decree entered
bill.
REUBEN s. YOCUM, Clerk.
GEORGE FISHER,
Complainaut's Solicitor
Cairo. Nov. p. A. d.. 1876 oaw-4w
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Trustees Sale.

whereas, on the 9Th day OF July A. D. Is70
Henry Mayo and Catharne Mayo, his wife
executed and delivered TO the unders igned for
me purpose OF securing the ayment of certai N
proinisory note therein mentioned Trust Deed
70 me following described premises. to-wit: The
northwest quarter OF the south east quarter and
me south West quarter of the north east quarter
anu the south half of the northwest quarter of
the norm east quarter, all lying and being in
seciioh seven township sixteen range two west
OF the lhlrd principal meridian in Alexander
,onn'y, Illinois; and whereas, default has been
ihaue IN the payment OF said note. Now, there .
lore IN pursuance of the authority conferred by
sald trust deed, will sell the above described
premises al public vendue, 10 the highest bidder
icr cash IN hand. al the court house door, i'm the
city OF Salio In said Alexander County, Illinois.
en- Monday. the sth day Of January, A. d ISL ,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock m. and five
O'Clock pm, of said day, said sale To be without
ieuehn ?'ioh THOMAS MARIAN
WV trustee
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lhE LAKE CITY JOURNAL is q local newsnaner
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TERMS; One year. So 90; SIX months. 81 a..
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Address Y. b lioTCHEIss,
''ee' "-fw Lake City, Iowa.
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F0ETY YEARs sEFOKE ThE PUBLIC
DR.. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
YER MIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE Countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
flushes, or a circumscribeG spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils diate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritatetl. swells, and some
times bleeds swelling of the upper
lip; occa5ional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion of saliva; shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
a, times Costive stools Shiny; rot
unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep. with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Wherever the above symptoms
are found 10 exist,
DR.. c. MFLANE 5 NERMIFUGE
Win certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MLRCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepa-
ration. RoI ratabIe ofaoiAg the SHrlN.
Is! HilUi. IL .1e mast kHaty' lHja7f.
The genuine DIR. M!LANE'S YER
MFuGE bears the signatures of G.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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ARMING.
The Republicans Preparing tor Wal
"SecretIy. Silently ana Swiftiy. -
Chicago Times Special }
"LoYAI.' IEAKINGS.


"LoYAI" LEAKINGs.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ~. - Unexpected
out-croppings of the presidential fight in
dictate that the workers i'm it have been
far-seeing from the first. The evidences
coming to hand daily tend to show that
there was no hazard and that nothing
was lett 20 accident Of chances either in
the counting Of the three southern states
or the operations necessary to make that
point of the conspiracy success. There
is the very best evidence coming to hand
here that presidential plan is now 60
ing into actual operation for secretly
arming the partisans Of the Grant adj
ministration in every Republican
congressional district in the United
States. The work is done
SECRETLY, SILENTLY, AND SWIFTLY.
The plan is to make custom-houses or
government offices the rendezvous for
the leaders in the movement, and the
outward show, so tar as the citizens can
detect, is to be that only of continue
ton of the political organizations which
originated during the election contest.
The settled nucleus of this formidable
body is the Grand Army OF the Republic,
led by such warriors as John A. Logan,
O. .. Howard, Gen. Butler, Gen. Banks,
and the political school of generals who
made more of partisanship than OF valor
during the last war. The measures for
the mobilization OF
THESE SCATTERED FORCES
Have been taken with consummate Sc
crecy, and skilled agents of the leading
conspirators have been at work since the
asscmblage OF the returning boards m
the southern states, noiselesSly inspiring
and directing trusted officials in every
community. Thos. districts represented
by Democratic congressman are to send
their quota into districts represented by
Republican congressman, where arms of
ammunition are 10 be accumulated
Meanwhile the party press, beginning
even as early as to-day, are inspired TO lay
all these preliminarics of warlike prepar-
atoms at the door of the ID mocrats and
charge them with preparing
THE FIREBRAND or WAR.
The accuracy Of these outlines may be
judged from the fact that several commu-
nications upon the subject intended only
tor the friends of the conspirators in con-
gress have fallen in the way of members
who were opposed TO extreme measures
and were greatly shocked by this evil
dence of sinister prcmcditation on the
part ofmen who are crying fraud against
the Tilden partisans.
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Club Prices for for the best Home
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Address LITTLE &GAY Rosfon
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kOuSts CarOIina.

WHAT WAS DONE YESTERDAY.
COLUMBIA, S. C., Dec, l3.--The Demo-
cratic house to-day passed resolution
to count the votes for governor and lieu
tcnant-governor tomorrow at 2 pm.
and the resolution was communicated to
the senate.
There was another ballot for United
States senator by the Democrats to-day
which resulted in no choice. The senate
and Republican house in joint session
declared the election Of Corbin as United
States senator.
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Florida.
THE FLORIDA INVESTIGATIONS.

THE FLORIDA INVESTIGATIONS.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dee. l3.--The con-
gressional committee to-day divided into
two committees, the Republicans voting
against the division. The sub.commit-
tees will leave for tho. eastern counties
to-day.
The supreme court will render a de-
cision lin the mandamus case this
week.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J
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rounds each box. of Pills, and Ointment. A
derng such information rs may lead TO the
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IowAl Co.. New York, and by all respectabls
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cents and 81 each.
" There is considerable saving. by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are All Ned to each box.
Office, ll2 Liberty st., New York.
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

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