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BOSTON MARKET,

MONDAY, NOV. 20
BtITtE-N quote estern creameries at }2a3+c
choice New ork and Vermont fall butter at 32a35c
long diaries of Northern butter at 23a2sc: mill and
store packed Western butter AT 22a26c; common
Western al 1jalSc per lb.
CHtEsE-We quote fine factory at Babe; good
do at II l-2al2 l2c, and common and medium at 10
allie per lb.
EGG>-The market is dull at 2sa30c for Northern
ana Eastern eggs; Western sell AT 2,a2 PIC per doz.
BEANs-We note sales of prime pea beans at
urns in good demand at s s. l2aZ 90. Yellow
eyes are in fair demand AT s. % per bush.
POULTRY. We quote choice turkeys at l5a11c per
ID; good do at Halle; common do at 10a12 1-2c
choice chickens at I4alsc; fowls at L l2a14c and
inferior fowls and chickens at 12al2 l,!c.
APrLLs. We quote common to No. at : Oual
30 per Dbl and fancy Western apples at s - per Dbl
HAY AND SrRAW-We quote Western hay al s j
ais per ton; prime Northern and Eastern coarse at
$lOa30; medium al Sl1als; fine do at Sldal7. Straw
ut rnr TIM
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In two instances, in Hancock county,
the Democrats elect members Of the Leg
stature, owing TO bunders in preparing
the Republican tickets The following is
the report OF proceedings in Executive
Council
la the Orland district, Hancock county, the
vote stood:
Luther NJ Perkins, rep. 23G
Luclus NJ. Perkins, rep. 91G
Benjamin l.. Bates dem 35I
Orland returns were for Luther NJ Perkins
The certificate will be issued to BENJAMIN L.
Bates, dem.
In the Sullivan district, Hancock county, the
vote stood
Joseph II. West rep. 39l
Joseph West, rep. 81
Daniel Deasey, dem 4O4
sullivan returns represented the vote of that
town as thrown for Joseph West. The certifi-
eate OF election will therefore be issued to Dan
lei Deasey, dem.
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It May Save Your Life,

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs,
Cold, Oil Consumption, vet some would die
rather than pay - cents for ii bottle of medi-
cine that would cure them. DIR. A. BosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP has lately been Introduced in
this country from Germany, and its wonderous
cures astonishes every one that try it. If YOU
doubt what we say in print cut this out and
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sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
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Il. II. Moody, agt. for Belfast; Kittridge. Rock
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CastOra i. perfect substitute for Castor
Oh. without any OF its objections, for it is pleas
ant 10 take, and does MT nauseate or grpe
For Costiyeness at amy age, but especially tol
Sour stomach, Wind Collie, Worms and Dis
ordered Bowels of Children, ii is the most eff
iective remedy in existence Ii is harmless, ii
is reliable, and il Is cheap.
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There need be no main where Cen.

taur liniment is used. Burns and Scalds are
healed without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains,
and most flesh, bone and muscle ailments can
be absolutely cured. There are two kinds
The White Centaur l.iniment is for family use
The Yellow for horses and animals. one triad
will convince the inrrcdulous.
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To all who are suffering from the and indis
crctions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send selt,addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
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Intended Marriages.

Nov. m, AUBREY {, Spencer and Mr.. sarah A.
Eaton, both of Belfast
Nov. 18th, George +. Mayo, of Belfast, and Mis-
Lydia Johnson of Waldo
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~! 0i'eHeu: t"At ING .aeNil invented
''oN' iiP' III wv lcel 'ehsths'
Conductor Mace has cot out Iii, snow p,ow, and is
r.,ay Tor the winter campaign.
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Ill.,.
N'' Mo'es hch Is suffering from an inynN winch
H-pIacts TIE knee pan, and confines Linn To his
mouse"
W NoF1hP'yt' d'fo very suddenly on SATURDAY ne
.bar t,,.n,. t. Iost t.l1 ,u5 iiel INSTANTLY The.
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III ED.

ob'taar.y not.ces bsgond ne pate Name ana 4 g
IN I~esboro, Nov. l5tl Mr. Abraham knowllor
OF Northport, aged , years.
In llnconVille, Nov. nth, Mrs MARY .,one. widow
of the late Rev. BEN. Jones, aged 81 years.
In Hope NOV. 10Th, Alice oldest child OF Jane
Z. and Nancy NJ. Hobbs, aged years and months
In Havana, Cuba, July e}d, Of yellow fever, VII
lis f., son OF Daniel and Elizabeth Speed, Of win
terport. Me- aged Is wears.
lii kockiand NOV. nth, John SpaulIing, aged "A
years.
in c"shine, >ov IN, Mr. Mary robinson, aged
- wears,
IN WASHINGTON, NV 3 Mis- Abbe Hou-r. ased
- years.
a Appleton, Nov. IN, Mrs Mary Metcnll, widow
Of Juny Met al1 aged :, wears
In tlisWo, n, NOV. 9tN A nnie colt AIRED IL wears
, months, II days.
In Franklin, Nov III, Minnie Williams. aged u
year. ! month";
In W altman, Me- Nov nth, Mr. Eli olby aged 50
years months and DAYS New Hampshire papers
please copy.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

IINHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
l. concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator OF
the estate of
CRAWFORD S. FLETCHER, late OF Stockton,
in the County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate TO make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him l.. NJ. PARTRIDGE.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The great remedy for Consumption. This
wellknown remedy is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience of over forty
years and when resorted to in season, seldom
fails to effect speedy cure of Coughs, Colds,
Group, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Hoarseness, Pains or Soreness in the Chest or
Side, Bleeding at the Lungs, Liver Complaint,
etc. Beware of Counterfeits Remember that
the genuine WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY has on the outside wrapper the sigma
ture of 81. BUTTS" and the printed name of
the proprietors. ''SETH W. FowLE Il SONS,
BOSTON," All others are base limitations. Ex-
anime the wrapper carefully before purchasing
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Pills, POtions and PungencIes.

For Cbapped Hands, Salt Rheum and Skin
diseases, Forest Tar Soap is best
If you prescribe remedies yourself, that
they are effective and will do no harm. For
est Tar preparations are of this character, for
the Throat and Lungs. 4W2l
Eminent physicians endorse 1d0n1SOn's 30
fdnic Bdisdnl as the safest and most eflecual
remedy for Coughs and Colds, even discovered.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers at 81 and 10 cts.
Hollow ay : Ointm ent.-Ery sipelas and
all intlammaiory diseases yield to digent use
of this powerful preparation. In the foot, hand
and neck, their approach should be checked at
once-if supperation ensues, danger is immi
nent, and the knife cannot be employed without
jjeopardizing life. This Ointment will remove
the disorder, without cutting, pain or peril. %
cents per box or pot
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School Notice.

TINHE experimenting School Committee of Bel
l. fast will be in session at the High School Room,
on Saturday the 25th inst and December I'd, at . l..
O'Clock, r. NJ, for the purpose of examining all who
intend to teach in Belfast during the coming winter.
PER ORDER s. S. Cow.
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Troops at Washington.

There is 4 sudden and large concentra-
non OF troops at The capital, that cannot
be accounted for by any Legitimate need OF
the government Officials OF the govern
nent and high officers Of the army decline
TO give any information on the subject,
and many conjectures are made The cor
respondent OF the Boston Post says
Another OF The explanations oftrepcated today is
that Grant wanted troops here the ith OF March
and i bringing them here now rather than when
Congress shall have assembled lest the House in the
latter event should spring IA resolution demanding
OF the President whether he means to bull doZe'
Congress. Attorney General Taft refused TO talk
about the matter to-day, saying simply, ''You will
have to inquire at the War Department / an, a
rlfil officer solely yon know. am trying TO simply
ITO my duty" There is no doubt now that the Ad
mnstration expects all the Southern States to be
returned for Hayes that il he is returned Grant
intends TO see him inauguraed at any cost and that
The concentration Of troops here is the first prepare
non for such an inauguration
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MARRIED.

In Morrill,, Nov. ioth, by David Nash, Esq, Daniel
Mfsef r,1 and S N A. Mixer both Of Knox
Miss Ester A. Roweu both of Appleton.
- In Eockand, Nov. 18th, MI. Augustus Brewer Of
b9othi3ay, and Miss Eva a Babb, OF Rockand.
and Miss Clar. Hyler, both of Thomaston.
III Thomaston, Nov. Il, Mr.. Ellison C. Robbins of
Ihomaston, and Miss Bertha Fl. Winchenbach Of
Wuldoboro
In Ellsworth, Nov. 18th, Mr.. Edward F. Young, of
Lamonie, and Miss Sarah j. Rice, of Gouldsboro.
IN Oriand, sept. 3Oth, Mr.. James c. Hartman and
Miss Ella I. Saunders, both of Orland.
In fremont, NOV. nth, by Rev W. H. Crawford,
Mr.. Marshal Iuryey and Miss Rose Gilley, both Of
fremont.
In West fremont, oct 10Th, by J. T. Clark, Esq,
Mr. Alfred o Ellis and Mrs Lydia j. kodogan,
Noy 9TH by the same, Mr.. Thomas Conner and Mr..
j. c. Hovey, all Of fremont
In Winter Harbor, NOV 1lth, by VIM Rand, ESD.
Mr., Hobert $. Norwood and Miss Jenny f. Bunker
both of Gouldsboro.
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IRE. u REPORTS that passenger on the scNr.
named John Cooler. and the mate, Russell Wyatt,
were drowned. The remainder of the are on
board ship Golden State, bound from New York to
Shanghai.
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lNfALLiHLE ErE-WAsI is not mlur Gus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March 2l.-Col. Charles Chesney ia
dead
LONDON, March 20.-Charles Kekul6, mer-
chant No. "a Mark-ane, has failed, with heavy la
biitcs.
from oxford and Cambridge Universities have arrived in
town. and will be in practicng the Thames, between
Putncy and Mortlake, to-day.
LONDON, March 21.-The MoscOW Gazette says
Karatezn and Kulab countries to the south OF
Khokand ana subject to The sovereignty of Khokandand
cites as proof the fact that Gen. KauGmann nominated
the Governor OF Karatezin in 1869.
LONDON, March 20.-At a meeting at the
Artisans Institute for Promoting General and Technical
knowledge In ST. Martins Lane. resolution unani-
mously adopted appointing MaiorCen. Marriott com.
muicate with the city companies and various eminent
per sons with view OF sending dcpuatiJn of English
workmen To the Centennial Exhibition al Philadelphia
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TEIEGRAPUIO NOTES.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March 20.-Peoplc in this city
familiar with the circumstances pronounce TIE mule story
about Secretary Brisow incredible.
HALIFAX n. <, March 2O.-The steamship Shat
Pierre but her machinery broke down
and she was towel back 10 port
TORONTO, March 2O.-The creditors of De Isle
Bros Coz the insolyent hardware hrm, net today. The
estate will pay about 10 cents on the dollar
PRoyIDE> CE, r. J., March 2O-Carone Hadfeld
been found in Boston, nome in New port
ROCHESTER, n. Y, March 20.-Seth J. Arnold Of
this city been summoned before the Committee
peuGres OF the War Department to testify in regard post
leadership matters.
Bos roS, March 20.-New city governments were
initiated to-day at Lewiston, AuO IN, Bath Augusta Gsr
and Bddeiorl bIe. Tho reports q De
Mayors show a decrease of municipal indebtedness.
MILwaUREF, March 2O-1Re Irening Wisoonsidn
the failure Of John Marc large hardware
dealers. some since The nrm Obliged get
tension In the settlement OF notes 10 the amount OF S65 000
hese fell due on Saturday and allowed Ia 20 TO protest.
PoETLAND, Me-, March 20.-ihe new railroad
Ogdensurg Road The following directors that
this afternoon :. J. Anderson IT, y. j.
neil. W. L. Putnam. ID. W. Clark and w. +. Miiken.
Toronto, March 20.--A large amount Of ms
chnery and articles every description, INTENDED for the Cen
tennia Exb tion Grand freight
sheds sere and viii forwarded by special train 10 phael
transIilment Tho Pictures,
nne department viii be shipped ton
b. sTON, March 2O-Tbis evenings Herald refer
ring the lsbors Of the Naval Investigating Committee
that the before the Committee fully
the charges against the institution made by
Buegh Name In the House last The reports the
previously pub sed entirely Wbsn
p,ate certain parties sel aussonaele transactions ana
some astounding Irregularities"
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day - the very dav after - according &c the
cable dispatches, Mr.. Dana's name was sent
into the Senate. Is it likely that the deci-
sion to get rid Of Schenck, and the decision
to nominate Mr.. Dana were both taken on that
Monday mornng' 1t seems violent improbabillty,
but violent it is it is the only theory which VIII
acquit Mr.. Schenck of shameful flight out of En-
gland and gross dscourtesy to the Queen. The
Abyssinia was at Queenstown from two o'clock till
four o'clock Sunday afternoon. If the acceptance OF
Schenck's resignation had been telegraphed to him
or to the Legation late Saturday night, ne mus!
have received it before he quilted English shores.
If he received it, no matter at what time 1T was as
fugitive that he quilted the country to which he
came as Minister of the United States Now, think
we have had disgrace enough without this, and L
earnestly hope an official statement may relieve us
of it, Any statement thdt be made will have Its
awkward points, but the most awkward OF all posi-
tons for the Government would be to remain SILENT
II il should prove that Mr.. Shenck knew on Friday
the day of his leaving London-that his Ministry
was Mt an end he is guilty not only of rudeness TO
the Queen, but of playing dishonorable trick on
Lord Derby. When the Emma writ was served on
him he referred the officer TO the Foreign Secretary
an act from which it may be inferred that Mr..
Schenck had previously invoked Lord Derby's pro-
lection. and Lord Derby had promised ii. Lord
Derby accordingly wrote to the solicitors OF the
Emma Company requesting them to Withdraw the
writ, as against a statute of Queen Anne; which
they did The service is therefore null. But If Mr.
Schenck was no longer Minister at the time OF the
service yet allowed Lord Derby to believe that he
was and to intervene in his behalf what can be said
of such a performance The only thing ] Will say
is that II would be fitting conclusion to Mr.
Schencks career in England. The career has been
disgraceful; why should We expect it to end Ill an
honorable wayi IT, on the other hand, Mr. schenck
is innocent it is only one more instance OF the
fatality which, throughout his Ministry, has made
alleged innocence wear the look of real guilt
q. W. s.
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cRpsE3 AND CAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

PPoyrpExC.r K. L. March 2O.-Iugh Mar.den,
OF the carding OF the Harris Privilege
NH WAS found today Ia q well near the mill
TRENTON n j., March 20.-A young man named
James Cleud,nning age 10 years residing IN Ifeh WIN
tIr limited eIpress and instantly killed today.
YORK, PENN March 20.-At an early hour ycstcr-
d,v morning the powder mill Of Thomas G. Baineid three
% this place, exploded destroying the entfe
building No loss of lie has been reported.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The notorious thieves
Walker IN this city Iaided upon by The po
lice or eight individuals captured VINO "
believed 10 connected with recent robJees IN other
cities.
CHICAGO H. March OBJ. II. Miller pleaded
entity today counts Of the indictment which charged
Elm with the revenue a. adslcr MessiH husl
and pohlmann VINO VIII stand Trial. had their case put over
until "Wednesday.
Rosros March 2O.-The Supreme Judicial Court
oas pipcr Of the murder OF Mabel H. Young III
The helfry II Avenue Church. ara Judgment Is 10
be pronounced on the verdict
HUDSON n Y March 20.-Chares w. LoveJoy. a
cltizen OF Of Chatham and until recently
a New Concord, that town. committed suicide
Yesterday while his family were AZ chnIch ny ahgs ''ii
In his owl room lie was 80 years ola
MEMPHIS Tenn, March 2O-!tt Oakland, Yalla,
hnsha COUNTY Miss SATURDAY. night last man nailel
Cokeyood shOt instantly killed man named nuIIt
seated In bis house Inc hlihP ~,
res of family feud Cokewood surrendered himself 10 'he
authorities.
ST. LOUIS March 2O.-A special dispatch from
named Ohm Perryman quarfeed last ngh AZ ih
sumner table In fathers house when the lati yohh
stabbed James inhictins wound from wl ne ntn lIa
morning negro named King, nvIbC IN Manlsoh "
III acme uues from here, Killed anotnst hego
named Cook O'Clock yesterday morning Inc Cause
Of the act is attributed TO Jealousy King eseayed
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he is professional blackmailer and that he has for
years obtained living by scandalous practices.
The Emma Mine, according to Mr.. Stewart, has
been the object of one of the greatest cOnspiraces
ever known, and the most earnest, vigorous, and
persistent efforts have been made TO ruin all con-
neced with it. The first of the conspirators
whom Mr.. Stewart calls the rascas who were en-
gagged in bearing the stock" was when the vein of
in the mine lessened in volume and richness. This
he says, was temporary thing, likely to happen and
nearly always happening in every mine. Those bear
ing the stock took advantage, and bore down with
out mercy until everybody became panic-stricken.
After putting in an incompetent and drunken
superintendent, who did not attend to his business,
and did not work the mine for the purpose of getting
ont ORE but for the purpose of preventing the pro-
duction of the ore, the management was very reck-
less and extravaganza.
Mr.. Stewart says that this same management
would have ruined for the time being the CONSOLE
dated Virginia Mine, now paying at the rate OF
So 600, 900 month The Emma Nine was stocked
at So, 600, 900, but ex-senator Stewart says the
stock is worth nothing the market. He is, how
ever very strong in his conf dence to the value of
the mine 1t is he says, worth $10,000000 to-day,
and may develop to many times that amount. lie
saws that Gen. Schenck has been most disgracefuly
misrepresented and misunderstood, and that the
public viii one day acknowledge it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21

at all events they would pay him only small zee
Mr. BristOw replied that II not his habit to accept
contingent fees but In view OF the dilemma In when the
firm found Themselves and the desire To have LIS
professional services, he would argue the case
Groome agreeing to pay him the expenses
incurred In coming here and a compensation Of
10 per cent the event OF the claim being
allowed by the Court OF Claims. Thomas j. d. ruler,
resident solicitor III Washington formerly member OF
Congress, and who auditor or controller uhder
Buchanans administration prepared the case The Sec
rearv took Fullers brief and that he prepared MS
legal argument The only questions raised there were
points of law. Mr.. Gotorth the Assistant Attorney
General, made question as to the facts
The facts that the firm had the mules NJ the
proper points TO be shipped and some or them were Oh
the train at the time the Government refused theni
There was a consequence, sudden depreciation II
the value of the mules, the low prices at which the
compelled TO sell them incontroyertlOe' ana
even ChefJuscc Drake, who dissented, did so only on
question of law There involved in the case TWO
very interesting questions OF law The majority Of the
Court gave judgment for S10S75O.
The Secretary believed then aud believes the tudg
ment right. The argued by him III 1875
and the Judgment rendered JAN s. 1874 The secre-
ary had nothing do with the than to argue
II before the Court Of Claims. Mr. Groome paid BIN IA
his fee $lO,s70. The Secretary said that since
the publication in The Herald he had procured
the original papers which payment was
made, which he read TO the Committee one Vi
papers that Attorney al Williams IN
formed the Secretary Of War that no appeal Wouu DC
taken from the Judgment Of the Court of Claims TO the
Supreme Court. The money was PAID 10 Jonh
A. Thompson, Benz. Il. Groome, and others
Mr. Bristow, on cross examination. repeated that
lie did not regard the fee of 10 per cent as unusual lie
had been told the fee mp to the usual maximum
In conclusion. Secretary mtmated that he would br
very glad II the Committee would undertake to ascertain
how such stories as this obtained circulation. The Chair
man repied that they could not undertake such work AT
the present tmc but they would be happy during TINS
examination to have such information disclosed ana
would glad have the secrearys cooperation IN TINS
or any other such case The Secretary then retired aud
the Committee took a recess.
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NASHINGTON NOTES.

NAsHIsGTos. Monday, March 90 1876.
The biennial blue book published under the direction
Of the Interior Department s just ready for delivery Ia
members of Congress Notwithstanding the long delay
in it, publication. the strange blnnder If made VI u ."
printing the officers OF the House OF Representatives OF
Inc XLflId Congress as those Of the ALlNth
Secretary BristOw and exSpeaker Blaine nave ac-
cepted an invitation OF the Committee OF Arrangements
10 bs present at the semcenteunin celebration al the
Wesleyan seminary At Wilbrahdin Mass on the Elst OIL
June.
The Senate ia Executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination Of joel d. Harvey 10 he Collector Of Internal
Revenue Tor the First District OF Illinois, vice webster
deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH POLITICS AND FINANCE.
VERSAILLES Monday March 90 1875


Copies of the Budget for 1877 have beer.
distributed among the Senators and Deputies The
enue is estimated at 1884, 100000, and expenditures at
33,400,00O No increase OF taxation Is proposed.
The preamble Of the Budget says:
Our resources are not greater than requirements
None OF the receipts of the Treasury at present be
spared The Government will not avail itself OF the
power to borrow So 100000 from the Bank OF France
On the contrary, 1t will be able TO refund 100000 by
antclpatOry payment. Tho Treasury will have com
pletey repaid the Bank OF France by 1879 This will
set free S3OOOOOOO yearly. 1t Will be only possible 70
propose serious reduction Of taxes after this is accom-
plished.
The Republican Senators will introduce motion to-
morrow in favor OF raising the state Of siege The Senate
and Chamber OF Deputies viii then be able discuss the
raising Of the siege simultaneously The Committee
the State of Siege appointed by the Deputies unani-
m0usly favor its abolition.
When Victor Hugo. in the senlte, and NJ. Raspa, in
the Chamber Of Deputies. introduce their motions to-
morrow for complete amnesty the Moderate Republicans
viii at the time propose amnesty for political
ofenses only.