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TO CITIZENS AND sTRANGERS
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at aia Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel

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relieving urinary disorders and Obviating gravel gout
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A TCTdUKCH nF rIE HnLY APGsTLFs,
O'Clock service 1T Rev. j. T, Spaldng. ID. D. Bishop
OF Colorado, will preach before the Young PcoploI
Missionary Assoc alton. fun anthem service will be
rendered bv the choir.
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Religious iqotitts.

A Ts sS,i,gg 1T. PREsByTERIAN ChurcA
moment WI preaeh sundy morning NJ 1890. Sub
Sunday school NJ 7.10. Addr tses b. the Rev mr. 81
II. Fowler ana the Rev. W. ID. Nicholas Singing BY ths
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TERMS PER SESSION, FORTY WEEKS

Uonrd md Tuition, sa75 90
For Catalogues, Address the superintcn-
dent nj Austin. julyl-dNw2mos
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THE STORM KING
Visits Central Iowa and Plays Havoc
at Dubuque, Burlington and
R0Chdglc.
Death and Destruction Visible on Every
Side "A Town Totally Destroyed
Sixty or Seventy Persons XIII.
cd - Railroads Rendered
impossible.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, July CA Sc
we're tornado occurred in this place, in
which three persons were killed and
several wounded, and twenty build
ings were demolished. II lasted but
an instant.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 6.-The
storm washed out the village of Rock.
dale, Forty two persons were drown
ed. Bridges were swept away. twill
take two weeks to repair the railroads.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July CA fearful
storm swept over this city last night.
The rain commenced falling about ten
o'clock, and continued for three hours
with solid sheets of wGter, accompa-
MED by thunder and lightning. Death
and destruction are visible on every
side. All bridges on wagon roads and
railroads wsre swept away, and no
trains can arrive or depart for several
days. Houses were carried down
stream by the torrents, and the occu-
pants drowned. The cellars were fill
ed with water, the streets washed out,
and livestock drowned The village oil
ROckdale, twonty.seven miles from
this city, built H. aravlne on a stream,
was inundated at the dead hour of
night, while the storm was raging and
the lightning flashing, by the break
ing away OF the mill dam some dis
tance up the stream. Every building
in the place, save the mill, was carried
down or moved from its foundation.
After the storm had abated, forty-two
persons were missing, and nineteen
Gead bodies Of men, women and child
rem were picked'up along the stream.
A search is being made for those still
missing. The railroad bridge ut the
place was carried away, and the road
made impossible. No trains arrived
or departed to-day. Rockdale was a
small place OF ABOUT nVe hunureu ln-
habltants, built upon creek, and con-
tanned postollice, hotel, stores and
other structures.
LATER -Thlrty-one bodies were re-
covered at Rockdales, and search con-
| tinues.
CHICAGO, July GA special dispatcl
from Desmoines, Iowa, says the la,es
reports show that the storm of Tues
day night extended over most ofcen,
trail Iowa, and was terrific in its effect
Ia Warren and Madison counties
Nineteen persons were Killed ahC
great damage done to livestock ana
crops. Considerable damage was done
to property at Pella.
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MEXICO.
The Eventual Overthrow OF President
LcFd0 Conceded.

asNHNp NghNtNTNs
HAVANA, July 6.--Advlces nom
Mexico are up to June IS. No impor-
tant engagement occurred between the
Government ahd revolutionary forces,
as the latter avoid general engage
ment and appear unwilling to risk
battle Minor military events are
generally favorable TO the Govern
ment Tho rainy season, which was
beginning, will impede operations,
Preliminary elections for President
will bo held on the 9th OF July. There
10 no opposing candidate to President
Lerdo, The Southern revolutionists
are trying to prevent the holding OF
elections, end In majority OF dis
tricts may prevent constitutional
election. The revolutionists claim that
the re- election of LCrdo will insure
his overthrow. This probably will
happen eventually, though the Gov
ernment at present Ia able TO maintain
itself General Santa Anna died on
the 10Th of June. He was oghty-four
years old. Don Carlos has been ban
quoted, and afterwards, II is said, lost
one hundred thousand dollars Mt
monte.
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securing tho necessary appropriations
TO carry ON the government under ex-
isting laws, On the same principle
the Senate does not demand that the
House should vote to appropriate mon
ey which the House feels L It's duty to
refuse, thus leaving TO each Honse ab.
sontc independence in regard to
acceding or not acceding to any new
principle Of Legislation, which Il may
deem unwisc. The Senate conference
committee further submitted that
the Senato will rocele from liz
amendment in regard to the reduction
of the clerical force, aud will agree TO
an amendment that will reduce the
force one half of the extent proposed.
Randall went then to state the prac.
Teal effect of the proposition of the
Senate conference Was 20 lenyo the
question open for controversy between
these employees and the Government,
and TO claims for the difference be.
tween the amount ofsalary MS fixed by
law and that to be paid under this
bill, report supporting disagreement,
Adopted, and new committee appoin-
ted. Adjourned.
Senate--Opposing the Chinese reso.
luton, Hamilton of Texas, said il this
was the idea OF American freedom, it
was time topull out the tail feathers
OF the American Eagle and clip his
wings.
Tho resolution offered by Mr., Sar.
gent was IN effect that IN the opinion
of the Senate negotiations should be
opened with the Governments of
China and Great Britain TO effect such
changes In existing treaties as will
tend 70 check the great influx of Chi
nese, coolie aud criminals to this coun.
try The following resolution was
adopted MS a substitute:
Rcsoigod, That II committee of three
Senators be appointed TO investigate
,he character, extent and effect of the
Chinese Immigration TO this country,
with power TO visit the Pacific coast
for that purpose, to summons persons
and papers, and report at the next
session of Congress,
The Senate then resumed the con-
sderation of the articles of impeaCh-
ment against Belknap. Manager Lord
opened for the prosecution, aud the
examination Of witnesses commenced.
Nothing new elected. Court adjourn
cd to noon and the Senate to eleven
o'clock tomorrow.
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LAWRENCE.
lanes Alrsam Takes Ms Own Life,

Special To tho uorald.l
LAwRENCE, July 6.--'rhe communi-
ty were shocked this morning by the
report tina. James Hirsam, late OF Mi
chigan, had shot and killed himself.
Investigation proved that the deceased
about ak O'Clock this morning, had
risen from his bed, carefully dressed
himself, and then retired to the rear
portion Of the house, placed u pistol to
has head, and blew out his brains, He
had been sick and low spirited for
some time, which doubtless prompted
him 10 commit the rash act.
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II il significant that l26 was the high
est number of votes cast for reform in
the Republican Convention, while in
the Democratic Convention il received
Az votes on the first ballot and carried
the convention 10y storm on the second
The Yankee youngsters greed Of
gain Oft times spurns the restraints OF
orthodoxy. A Lowell newsboy made
application the other day TO C0ngre
gational Convention for the privilege Of
selling Boston papers in the aisles dur.
ing the devotional exercises
At the recent fancy-dress ball of tho
Lord Mayor of London fifteen gentle
men appeared clad in white dress-coats,
waistcoats, and trousers, and black lin
en- shirts, collars and cuffs. The sug-
gcstion came from Du Maurier, the ar
list, in Punch,
Bryant and Taylor have both produc'
ed Centennial odes, and after reading
them we can not but feel that what the
country most needs in this crisis is n
Yankee smart enough to invent some
machine to teach our poets how to write
poetry.
Madame Janauschoks many admir-
ers in this country will be glad to learn
that she has made her imprint on Lon
London. Her genius carried her
through there, the critics admit. Ma.
pleson has engaged her for . tour of
England, Ireland and Scotland.
A bridal party was gathered at Oneida,
New York, and everything was ready
for the ceremony. Then the young
woman quit tho room, and soon after
ward the following note was handed I'M:
"Artiur-You will wait for mo in vain,
for the longer you wait the further
away III he. shan't marry you to-
night. You went back on me II year
ago, and III get even with You now
The telegraph announces the death OF
Miss llarriett Martineau, at her resi-
dence at Ambleside, England, on the
9th ultmo She was born at Norwich,
june IL, 1902, her ancestors being
IIuriionots, expelled from France by
the revocation Of the cdict Of Nantes.
She received liberal education, mainly
at homo and underp parental supervision.
Her first taste was for music, which
early deafness compelled her to aban-
don for literary pursuits, Loss of for
tune made these valuable and necessary
rs resource.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Turkish Successes Reported Fabricat-
cd-CubaB News.

Turkish Successes NepOrtcu inbftcht-
cd-CubaB News.
LONDON, Julp B.--The Times to-day
in second edition has n special dis
patch from Ragusa, which says there
is complete panics among Musselmen
In Herzegovina ut the approach of
Montenegrians, and they have taken
refuge in fortresses. The country Is
apparently abandoned. Reported
Turkish successes on this side are fab
relations.
COPENHAGEN, July 6.-The King
and Queen of Greece, who have been
here for some time, and started for
London yesterday. They expect 10
return In two weeks, when, with the
Danish royal family, they will visit
| Russia.
PARIS, July Sat meeting yester-
day of deputies belonging to the party
of the Left, compromise respecting
municipalities, proposed by the COM
| mittee, was definitely accepted by II
large majority.
LONDON, July 6.--Russian officers at
Bohemian places are ordered to join
their regiments Immediately.
A dispatsh to the Russian telegraph
agency reports the Belgorians in Wild
den district in rebellion against the
Turks.
MADRID, July 6.-The Spanish Gov
eminent has determined to resist the
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JAS. b. SHEPHERD, NJ. D.. Surgeon; LII
j. A. BAKER, Adjutant; LII A. WILLS,
QuartermaSter.
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claims Of foreign resld, nis In Cuba for
exemption from war taxes.
BERliN, July 6.--General Techoma-
zoll has turned the Turkish flank and
is marching on Sophia by way OF Prot.
The Russian navy In tho Black sea
Is preparing for active service, aud
arms and ammunition Ia continually
arriving In Servla from Russia and
Roumania.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


road Matters.
LOUISVILLE, July 6,-R II. Mari,
Of Louisiana, were among the speakers
at Tilden and Hendricks ratification
meeting. There We're three stands In
different portions Of the Courthouse
square, from which the populace was
addressed.
New York, July Cat an annual
meeting of the stock holders OF the
New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
Railroad Company to-day, the follow
ing directors were elected for the ensu-
ing year: IL. s. McComb, ID. Z. Bush,
II. A. Scott, Henry Day, J. N. Dubarry,
Il. ID. Randolp, y. III. Edgar, Codwala-
der Evans, Il. ID. Cobb, A. Schneider,
l.. Q. G. Lamar, l.; $. Trmball, Henry
Talmage, A. Nj. West, w. A. Gordon,
VIM. A. Calhoun and Herman X.
Levy.
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London Punch Nurse-"l wanted
to 20 into town this afternoon, If you
could spare me, to get new bonnet;
and admire your taste in bonnets 50
much, mum, | was thinking ! couldn't
do better than go to the same shop"
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ACADEMIC STAFF (:

COL. JOHN q. JAMES, Superintendent
and Prot. OF Mathematics MAJOR II. IL.
DINWIDDIE, Professor Physics and Chem
istry; COL. +. W. JAMES, Commandant OF
Cadets and Prof OF Military Engineering
and Tactics; MAI. W. Il. BRlNGHURSr,
pH. D., Prof. of Languages, History and Lit
eraiure; CAPT. W. II. TALLEN, Asst Prof.
Mathematics and English.
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TEETED% SHLES.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BE PROPERTY NEAR FALLS
Gil URrH, FAIRFAX COUNTY, Vain
der authority ofa decree of the Circuit Court
OF Fairfax county, Va, passed at its November
term, 1915, In tho suit of Moran and wife vs..
john Il Gheen 9. al the subscribers, commits
sionors, appointed for that purpose will sell ut
public auction. on the premises, at IL o'clock II.
m on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF january,
1876 the following described property, lately
owned oy ,oau II. Gheen and now occupied BY
John J. Moran, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, in said
county of Fair AK, on the Middle turnpike road,
Rear Falls Church. and desc ibed rs follows NC
County Surveyor OF said county, February Is,
1868: bcginnlng at The northeast corner OF the
land heretofore owned by Joseph +. Birch and
northeast corner OF the land purchased by said
Birch OF A. b. Ives, being also the southwest
corner of a. H. md S. S. Ives land, running
thcGce 5 $40 Z. 43 chains 70 links to chestnut
stump AID sprouts at the Brick Church lot;
thence s. 40 ". 3 chains l2i links to the centre
of the road on the line of William Tay lors land;
thence ). 54!o w 80 chains rs links To q stake
and stones III said road thence s. TO W. ~
chains SO inks in said road to another stake st
tbs. corner of the snd purchased by said Birch;
thence n. 10 L IS chains 81 links to the begin
ming, containing III u. 3 r. and y D., exclusive
OF | =. 2 r. an! % p included in said survey a1d
occupied by the said turnpike, being the same
pcop"rty which was conveyed by J Ohm }. Moran
and wife 10 Almond Birch in trust toI certain
purposes, by deed Of May 20, 1874, duly record
cd in said county. Terms-Lasn.
HENRY w. THOMAS,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
y,,
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FssbM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jau. II, l876.-Thc galleries
OF the Senate were quite thin, the crowd being
attracted to the House of Representatives by
the amnesty debate.
4 bill was passed for selling port of the Gus
tom House lot at Rockville, Maine; also. a
bill authorizing the Superintendent OF Public
Printing 10 advertise in brief, Instead OF at
large, as now, for proposals Tor Furnishing the
Government with papers.
The report of the committee 90 the tenure
of the Office Of the President of the Senate was
then taken up and discussed at length by Mr.
Morrill,, of Maine, and others.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House OF Representatives was Engaged
until about clock in the call 90 States un-
chilled on Monday for bills and joint resolutions.
The Amnesty bill was then taken up, and
Gen. Garfield, Of Oaio, addressed the House.
A VIRGINIA APPolNTEE,
Hon. B. B. Douglas, of Virginia, has organ
lied his comluitee for the investigation Of the
affairs of the Frecdmau's Bauk, and has ap-
pointed George G. Wedderburn, of Virginia,
clerk of the committee.
The House Judiciary Committee has agreed
to report bill limiting the Presidential Office
10 ore term of six years, which will be called
up at an early day.
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TELEGssAPHHG SUMMARY.

Peruvian advices report that the money
crisis is stl further aggravated.
DE-. Aurpaio Borrero, took his scat as
President of Ecuador, on tho 9!h uii.
The clrrgy Of Salvador are yirl1iog SUD-
mission 10 the Government.
Costa Risl proposes rctcrriog matter Of
her dispute with Niclragua regarding boundary
to arbitration.
"A woman was shot aud fatally nj lrei 10
Philadelphia, yesterday, by annhc: W laaa iol
laundering the lattcl's husband.
Letters have been received 10 Lima, dated
Cusco, Dec. llh, watch announce the com-
plete destruction ny earthquake on 4th uit., OF
the town Of Abancay.
IA dispatch FROM San Francisco says that
Rogers j ohnsou, for many years Grand S2cre-
rary Of the Independent Order OF . ID Fellows,
died yesterday at Santa Barbsra
The diet of com nis,ioners from the Cea.
trail American States to mature the project of
Confederation Is to be held III Guatemala dur
ing the prescott month.
John Lee Carroll was iuaueurated Gov
ernor Of Maryland to-day, 10 the presence Of
both Houses OF the LEGISLATURE aud judges of
the Cour, of Appeals The oath OF Office Was
Administered by Chief Justice Rartai.
Peace prevails liz Paoama with no visible
signs of rul ture. General Ratae! Aizpuru,
the provisional president since October 18th
last, was iuaugurated on the lst inst, as
constitutional president for the term of Two
years.
AT the rcgu ar Intermediate meeting the
Preabytery of Jersey City, held yesterday, at
Eogl!wood, n j., R'v. A c. Stanga, pastor
of the Broadway German Church OF Paterson,
voluntarily confessed that be had been guilty
Of aduItary with member OF his church, meo'
tlouiug the person By name. Mr. Stange was
thereupou deposed from the lntnlstry.
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At F'RENCH'S.

Always on hand all the leading Magazines,
Newspapers American and Foreign reviews.
Subscriptions received n publishers rates
DIARIES for 1876; u large variety OF styles
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II sGaRSTOWN ALMANACS Tor lo1G-
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London Illus rated Almanac Soc.
Casscll's London Almanac, so.
Frank Le3Iic's Almanac, 5Dc.
Josh Billings Almanac, DC.
INFELICE, by Augusta j. Evans, is selling
RAPIDLY; new 10! jus. received; 81.
TIE LITERATURE OF KISSING, CLEAN
ed from history, poetry, fiction and anecdotcr by
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cnoYpnsss. TGc idea of all this mystery being
unfold d for tho paitry sum Of dollar and sew
enty. iiVo cents.
TIE MILLER OF SILCOTT MILL, =
novel, BY Mrs Darlington Deslonde; 81 10
CARTOONS By Margaret j. Preston; 81 81.
MENTAL PHOTOGRAPHS, an Album Tor
Confessions of Tastes Habits and Convictions,
by Robert Saxton Carte dc Viste edition for
rs photographs of q questions each some
tnlfrg new nnd very attractive; 81 81; handsome
book.
NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE" by Ss-
ran Flower Adams, with designs by Il. Is.
Humphrey This is charming book 81.
The AMAZON AND MADEIRA RlV-
ERS sketches and descriptions from the note
DO k OF An explorer, by FRANK Kelley IS Illus
trrtinns; So / VOL, $40.
just received u argc stock of Ledgers, Jour.
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Books, iii sizes and descriptions
New styles English aud French Stationery.
New Books daily.
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II EETff5if Gg ELS.

ys1EU5TEES SALE nF khAi. ESTATE
D. In FAIRFAX EUUNT pursuant TO
! that certain deei OF trust from Nj. var Is. Be-
gan nd wife 10 the nnderSi gned, bearing date
l0Ik Of September, 1870 and OF record Oh the
land records u FaI-ta2 County Court, liber l.,
No. 4, t.gn 4j6 alid u. the request vi the party
secured thereby. | shah, on MON DAY, the
lTth d,y Il Janusry, 1876, at II O'Clock m,
Uourt uay, sell t. tHe hgn st bidder, st ruoilc
sale, before IT,. door Of tae Court House Of said
/! coIrGy, eli that Ti>ACT OF LiAD conveyed
by SAID deed, cou.s.I:'ing 81 acres ana 10 poles
ms lana is about =! mile: south vi talcJa@ STA
lion. and .GoinS The lands o.: Hutton End others
and IS in 3 good susie 81 cultivation; has sui
lei hey OF wool, aad is hney Was"r:d.
Terms OF Sale: % mich cas-. In In! Il ~ VIII
pay the EXPENSES Of sale, the OI 800 al1
the accrued Interest thereon since tnr lUtu o.
5eptcm Der. 1870 ana Lnc residue on credit d
Twelve MONTHS 70 bear interest from tue ::ay Of
sale, ana u be saeurai by licil on The property
sold. the Little i. SUPPOSED ~ be good, buJ the
trustee viii convey only such title ne Is vested
IN him oy the sal. Ioed OF trust.
IiiDA As MOORE, Trustee.
Fairfax county, dec 1T-wts
HLUBIiG S4 Lt.--By virtue Of SIX 80 deeds
4 ot trust, executed by Jane. b. DOdd, TO
tho undcrsig" "a respectively, aid recorded il
Tie Clerk: Ultice o. the County Court OF Lou
ioun, Juni,4ry II, 1853 uece nbcr IA, 1869,
February X, lo1t Angus. :. 1872, Juhg2, 1873,
md .:an. 7, 1911 III ~ al winch ucei Ms, 4. l..
DoGt III; VIE o. james i. Dodd mss united
we will, - trustees n,nod i'll s..d deeds, OTTER
Tor sac, upon Lhr premises, on cAiU RDA \,
The &c day vi Ja.lary. lo16. tnAt valuable
M1Lu PROPERTY in Aouduun county, "a,
Jn Little River, three miles from AlidJteburg,
known IS MILL diLL MILLS, containing
shout twoand-a- ns.i. acres OF laid, o.. wnlch Is
Sl;u":ed the said mil. large and conVe- ,.ii
ncnt , " oLLiNG, md al necessary -aE.88:s-
uutbulidlngs, al III complete order, Ills maj
mas recently been tilted W W!tn new machinery,
and is said 10 D. the most porlG2a mercnnnt,
ltri5t saw, and water mil i'll the county. The
dam has Ai-c been rebuilt III al expense OF two
thousand dollars mo Is now water tight Ana
p.r:nahent
Terms: One-fcurth cash on day OF safe, and
.he b!saGGa il three equal en"tial payments,
Win nlares from day o. sate s,.!i interest - be
paid Gnnliaily, and tno pnE meat ~ be scared
hy the no.es OF the purchaser, anG " dsed o!
trust OH tins property.
j. 4. TUCKER,
LOEMAN CHANCELLOR,
LHAhAarS Z. JANNEi,
Il. W. n. NOIAND.
noVl2 cots trustees.
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The --latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS RNioElNti
GOOTG TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHaLS,
and other goods usually found ine first class
Clothing Estabs hment
l would invite tho public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
tdent that can please the most fastidious
My purchases consist in part Of the finest OF
A1serican, French, Scotch and English fabrics.
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, Of Ill
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
Ms stock is the largest and most complete ot
any in the city. An early cali is solicited.
5. DEALHAM,
oct Is 50 King street.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Ian. 1.-The Fluaucicr Of this
morning is enabled to state positively that the
foreign office has received dispatch from
Commissioner Cave saying hat The Egyptian
authorities in every way facilitated his mission.
The rumors OF aoy difficulty between himself
and the khedive are 2rJundless.
PARIS, Jan. l2.-Itis still believed that The
ministerial differences will be arranged aud the
whole cabinet remain in office.
The Journal Off :al will publish tomorrow
a proclamation o. Marshal MacMahon counter
signed by NJ. Buti;i, to the French people,
confirming the policy Of the cabinet in accord
sncc with the programme OF the l2th of Feb
rnnrv. 1879.
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TIE N rket to day is quiet, with lent re-
ceipts, and prices generally unchanged, Though
;. s., lots OF good Wheat and Corn brought &c
i,.g! Or than yesterday. Offerings of oJo ousn-
q, Of red Wheat with sales at 1873, 49, l40, la3,
ll5 and iiG KS to quslity, and 402 bushels OF
Corn y! 81, SO and 81 for mixed, and 50 for yell
low Rye dull; the small offerings not taken.
Ne Oats otfored Country Produce wanted at
rsyftsij0us