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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30
THE DAILY INTELL|CE\(ER.
Monday, October 80, 1875.

TIE BUsiSEs- OfsT-I.ooE tl'hs--gh
the usual natn'~r of croakers ave "a 3,lt
- make il spTesr that hard time ere
imminent here TIN. winter. il i evisisnt
that their uufavorab5e conclusions are
rather the resalt Of morbid tet.s.sscv
- look on tie dark SID. than 3 iogissi
deduction from facta Although bu.i-
nes. has suffered FROM little depression
here during the last month ~ 10, every
thing now indicates geners. revival
our merchants haze already begun 10
feel the fret wavss ~ the ti1e Of rsac-
tion which Is just sitting ia In money.
which has h%en quite tight here for
sns time past. there has. daring The
past week. bocn pereept.bie change
which acgBg most faYorabsy. L. fact,
the ouly depression in business hsrc this
season. has been imaginary rather than
real--the symptoms II depression only
have been felt. namely. 10 \ scarcity If
money. aud this difficulty = business i.
already l-.ing Cleared away ~ are ia
formed tbat not is--s than twenty five
million feet If ssa .0gs are no. cut
and ready fyg market At The landings of
the various logging cam, on Puget
Sound aud its tFilutari This IL the
reason why many - H. camps di-eon-
tinued logging for the sssss "a. During
the MONTH OF November ana Dvcesul,.sr
Theses logs will have a market at the
several milling estal,iish,ocu aud hot
less than I % 900 will hnd its way into
the hands OF our merchants and work.
ingmsn. Logging ~ certain extent
is followed UP through the winter, but
not half the quantity j. gotten ont a.
during the -unmer months. The sup
ply this season. has exceeded the de-
mand. moro particularly IN short
lengths. but logs thirty Two teet in
length and upwards. III good quality.
have net with ready sale al from five
TO seven dollars per thousand feet.
Tie San Francisco market for lumber
has been good. and since May last.
prices ranging from 80 Ia sl7.j0 for
rough, have been maintained Cousd-
ering the low ffeiXhts prevailing dur
ing the year. the margin left shippers
has been satisfactory frngh.s during
the year 1875 commanded from
the Sound IL -an Francisco e. To g
per thousand fect-this year vessels can
IL had at from ~ to ~ per thousand
feet Logging has is'eu overdoi.e.
especially short logs which ara
drug IN the market. aud 1T makes
hut little difference how well prices /
may be held in San Francisco ~ long
"a. the supply of this class of logs on
the sound exceeds the demand of the !
manufacturers. The price OF short
logs must continue low.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

Orr AuAlS The steamer Fsyorite.
which has b vn hauled mp At Bullene's
shop over a year, undergoing repairs, il
now lying at Craig i Hastings WHARF
at the disposition of Mr.. j. L. Judson.
hy whom she is under charter for tour
ahou, the Sound. She will leave here
with Judson and party on Tuesday
morning. We learn. She went GU, on
her trial trip on Saturday, and ran over
TO Port Madison and back on quick
time. Her machinery works IL a charm
aud she Is IN prime condition generally.
Since bs,ng hauled up q. Bullenc's shop
sha has had her hall strengthened with
new timbor> throughout, Brllene has
given her new boiler with super
heater. and new propeller, thorough
ly overhaule her engines aud retittcd
her plston~ Ia short nothing has been
neglected rotten timhers aud worn out
piece. OF machinery have been replaced
by new ones.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

FoE SAx FRANCISCO The Dakota
Tor ~.n FraI.c5su wita the following
Iis: Il Fsssengers { u CArdwe.i. u
= Newton. Mr.. HgTmsa aEsi daGghter.
= - >tewarr. Miss ~caaTer. Mr. God
hae, Eresting and family. I, II smith.
A Chap@n, Mr. Robbins ard family.
J ThormeFt. : Baxter. J Thoma., M.
i.ow. J q Mag.w. y Bsrnes. " Il A.
bee. + ID Msr'hs, III ~choo-nsker. L b
>Imons. \ NJ Freeman. Tkos CharIes.
Geo Bennett X Abrige. ChAs Abbott.
\ Brown, e Or3man. and q Oriman.
Her csrgo consisted Of / .o,ji lal-s hops.
2,fE-o water pipes. 1915 bag oats. to
eases chair stock. 20 green hides. II
bales a xpoI btls i-ser. , packages
liquor. eas~ eizars .nd - packages 81
ma n lsantils.
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NV ENGLAND.

j liea'urn, Monticello: G. " T. AIl.n.
Whatcom: G. Canaigan. wife L > chill
dren. j Robbins. q Il Hansell. 4 Chill.
San Francisco; w Huyres. T. Patterson.
A N C0nnell. c F. Stars. Port Blakely:
A Johnson, F Brandle. ID q McDoI.nd.
j \ Mcphee, City: + ID Kromer, +
Dulverson, Point Elliot; Mrs Arres,er,
Astoria; T. III Williams, J A Gafney.
W X lntord. Port Madison; Holmes.
Iowa: McDermott, Port Gamble; VI
II Miller. Miss NJ Mann. j Costello.
Portland; r. Reddington. Carson City;
II Delaney, Wildly Island: VIM Brad
ford. Wslla Walla; J Coteli Jack
Morris, Seattle Mine; A Mckaig, +
STAFFORD Olympia: O'Brien ( wife,
White River; q A TAYLOR, Renton.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
James Nagcn,. Miss T. Fish. Port
Blakely; K Thompson, JAS Peacock.
San Franci-cn; Capt Hatch. Por,
Blakely John Dillon, Vsshon Island;
W NJ Goodman, Ohio; John Seavy,
Port Gamble; Capt Ncrryman. W b
Godfrey. Blakely; Vim Heater, Sea beck;
Robert Thompson, james Pc .cock. San
Francisco; Henry McCue. Sehome; Chas
Simmons. Sieilscoom: I. Smith. Port
Townsend; thas Stevens. Gray's Har-
Dor; John r Cheever. Tacoma. A l.
Spencer, Mrs Spencer. IL Wcathersll,
Port Blskely.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Eli Brumbaugh. YIN Bull. Albert
Auierson. james Gallagher. Poit Mad
ison. John DO mon. WIN II Price. Port
Blakely; Harmon Bickie. Alex James,
Port Gamble: Carl klsusen. Denmark;
john Th"mInrr. Newcastle; William
Fisher. kitssp; q II Crawford, James
NJ Sorley. George Cleuour. City; c Il
Robbins. r. Mcekcr. Puyallup; J W
Bnrsr Tacoma
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Icy The N,rsh racisc arrived her

ssg~ The North aoisc arrived here
on SATURDAY evening" from Victoria and
WAY or :. with atolt twenty psssen-
gers She lvft again al , a n. this
morning With . goodly number of pas
sengers. also - head Of cattle. >. sheep,
and about ten tors Of merchandise -
freight for Victoria AMI Nay ports
The steamer Annie Stuart arrived a.
: o'clock a. n. this morning. trans
'erresi her passengers and freight II the
North Pacific, AMI rc;arned immediately
so Tscoma.
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IL Mrs Louisa & Calvert, tieneral
Supsr utendeit q Juvenile Tcmplars
for Washington Territory aud British
{ lumhia. organized Iuvei lie Teal 10
in the Hall Of the |. o q. r., ia this
placc. ON Saturday al : o'clock 4. ".
The following officers were appointed
an installed: {. T.. Hiss Clara McCar.
ty. '. L. Miss Sarah Bean. Chaplain.
J. II. Hill. Secretary, Miss Naomi Viii
COX. Assistant, Secretary. Mrs. &. Nc
Dlnsld. L :. Andy Ycang, Tressur-
CT, Miss May Mc,'arsy; Marshal. Il
Rudolph; Asst, Marshal. Mr. i. A.
Webster: Guard. A. fontius; Sentinel
W. VI. Calhoun; H. II : Lille At
NO II. l.. II :. Ida NJ Mcdonald.
The Temple is,o he called Laurel Tenn
ME M
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE. oct. -, 1870

Nk4A ILL., tfSf~ - ANsA
Council snet pursuant 70 adjournment,
Mayar Weed la the chair CounciImen
present st roll-caIl we're Messrs Bcll.
Denny. GA'Eert. Hall Aai kennsy
The minutes OF a., meeting we're
read and approved.
Cry Surveyor Il l.. rhor"e su''ni'-
ted his approximate estimates Il grad
ing. etc. on Marion street. >sneCa AMI
Spring s.rs<ts, - follow
Cribhing CA Frens street from
sgriay 10 seneca street. srt square
yards fron Seneca 70 University
street, 40 square yards toiA. go
SQUARE yards, Al 81 per square yard
$40
Seneca street excavations. $50 cuoas
yards. =; IL cents I~r yard, t5s.:5
NaFtoa street excavations, 500 CT tse
yards =, liza cen,s per yard, $40.
Front street entertainment. 1855
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

RETURNED NJ. and Mr. John &.
>oaves, aud Mr.. VIM Walker and
daughter. returneito Port Gamble from
their Eastern visit OH Tuesday last =,
after an absence ol about eighteen
months
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

BEER Hall By reference Ia eur
column Of new advertisements. IL will
b. seen that Mr. Geo. Clemens has Just
IN the place formerly occupied by the
~ Charles. where he keeps ON baud =
bountIiul supply of Slorah 4 CG.'s ex-
cellent beer iroin the Seattle Brewery
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

ew~ | lac old fremont Huuse has
been la-ed Ly NJ Keith, and Is now
being fitted mp for first elias. board
ing and lodging house. 1t will soon
be opened under tho management of
Mrs Keith
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

- Messrs. Ellwell end Blnckman
hal lasga boom Of logs hroken on he
Snohomish river during the recen,
trcshet They have about all teen
saved. we learn. n II considerable ex-
pcnse.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

The tug Tacoma came IN yesterday
afternoon from Tacoma with Mr. At
kinson and lady on hoard She will
csal mp here and return some time dur
ing the day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

CHANGE OF NoMiNEEs-Hon :. W.
Hovcy, OF Port Gamble. having per-
emptoriIy declined running for Joint
Representative, Mr. Arthur Attridge. Of
Port Ludlow, has been placed in nomi
nation to represent the Joint interests
of ki,sap and Jefferson con ties,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

L. The Port Ga,uble boat Golish
came up last nigh, to procure supply
Of coal f'r towing purposes She fluids
slabs too slow steam for effective work.
She g,es down to-day In take the Ark
wright upto Nanaimo-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

~ Mr.. Daniel Card~sll, adsanc.
agent for the S4w,ells Dran.,ic Com
pany, gave u = call Saturday evening
AMI tells Us the company are playing
before crowded houses In Portland. and
will appear IN this city the latter part
of this week
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

To- The lark David Hoalley sailed
from Port Gamble ON Saturday after
noon for San Francisco. The bark
Rainier arrived NJ Port Gamble Sa,ur-
dsv morning from Oakland
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

- A pair Of gamias attempted 70
disturb the services ~ the White
Church" Las, evening. and 10 their cha
grin found a Tolicemsn on hand to AT
tend To them /, is about time some of
these Young mediums " no have made
themselves So obnoxious -hould Ire mai.
an example OF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

NV SCHEDULE Through q \ &C
torla by daylight The seamer Ellzs
Anderson. Capt Morgan. ~iil leave -
attic Oh Wednesdays All Saturdays At
. 4. N. fnr Nictarla. aud All leave VIC
soria on Mondays and Fridays, and
connect bers with the Z~phyr for up
Sound. Pleasure SEEKERS can visit Vie
toria CT Saturdays AM re.nrn here Mon
iavs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

- >"IN. go 49, t"t~
lAv eommanl~r Il the Steamer succrss.
was married lasi evening a. the occi
dental Hotel u Miss Enima Fish. =
NEST es,imAtle young lady, who arrived
here few months since from the East
The Hymsnlal knot Was tied hy ike
Rev David Sires
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

.S- The o~n,rs IT The Nellie viii
leave here this morning for the Sno-
ho,ui.h, wherc some means are 10 lee
devised IN g,t the boat Cd the bar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

- liou O Jacot. and Captain In
audience At old Tacoma. saturday
hight. ON the political questions If the
Territory
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.-ss- We learn that the steamer Dis
patch /, under charter to take Judge
Jacobs on hi. occurring tour Of the
Sound and will leave here this \. NJ
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

To- The bark Free Trade. capt
Merriam. now loading az Blakely. FOR
New Called, MIA. will sail this eycring
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30

'rHE Cele brated Hum boldi Brewery
san Francisco, g Lager Beer fresh and
cecil ai the CITY Beer Hall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-30
tF b. same un.soiiabl, blu.

lE b. same unavoidabl, bIuuder
oar article oh the Fourth stree; trouble.
ia Saturday morning. issGe a. made
10 read ths, the Cay Council would Is
sae scrip or that evening 10 ID" amount
of 500. when u should have read 81,
60. 20 sa'i.iy the claims Of the work
men. These little errors will slip III
occa sionally in spi'e 81 -.
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ar~ W. e-,unte,i La, evening dftee

- W. crnntei La, evening fifteen
Steamer. III the barber. namely The
Ottsr. Tacoma. Comet, dispatch. Favor
tie. Wenst, Success. Fanny Lake, j. B.
Libby, Zcphyr North Pacific. Goiiah.
Aida. Lively and Jrnsen's little pro.
peller Besides th.s. several hal gone
on. through the day, including the Da-
kota
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TO VOTERS.

At the request of many citizens Roswell
s-eott anr ounces himself a. 81 Independent Can
didste for reelection Of Justice Of the Peace for
Seattle Precinct, and respectfully soiicits y0ur
support ut the polls. ROSWELL SCOTT.
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Wantetlo

Pas4tlan A. ssIssszsa IN All llAs u slasve.Anl.
bUsanrsz. Iss. bal sssE.s TeaEs sEp@Fseaee. p
yss-S q 49,. steady h.lAts. late fr9fa tie Eat.
Ap~sr AZ fs3s a-srS W1SE-w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-24

Boston Stock List.
Boston. February 70, 1875.
lSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 1Iha1lk
Boston II Maine railroad 99xal00-
POI tland, Saco 4 Portsmouth 5ya60-
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MSIN GEN ERAL.

Hon. H. Bell, President of the Prince Edward
Island legislative council, is dead.
Isthmus advces state that the threatened war
between several states has been ayerted, and they
have disarmed.
The coffee crop is large in Guatemala. Costa
RIGA is under the average.
Peruvian finances remain the same. The reyo-
luton there was easily suppressed.
An Austrian decree orders all insurgents cross
ing the frontier into Dalmatia to be sent back.
Tawnings planning mill and Dunns furniture
factory, Cincinnati, were burned last night. Loss
1000.
Steamers Australian, for Liverpool, Bermuda,
for Portland, and Newfoundland, for st. Johns,
y. b., sailed from Halifax yesterday.
The weather in New York is exceedingly cold.
Wind heavy from northwest.
E. T. Chapin's wooden mill, Olneyville, Il. l.,
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insured.
The jury in the Sawyer murder trial, at Ply
mouth, N. H., retired at $50 yesterday.
District Atty Dyer commenced his closing ar
gument in the Babcock case yesterday morning,
before crowded court room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-24
NaIlomell local Mems.

Examinations of our public schools have been
progressing during the present week, quite salts
factorily to all concerned.
The race on the ice in this city, on Monday, be-
tween the Pinkham and Bean horses, was won by
the former, best two in three.
The great activity manifested at present in stor-
ing ice in this vicinity, may be considered as indics
tive Of firm faith that "1heres millions in it.
Let every voter see that his name is on the vot-
ing list in season for our municipal election on the
first Monday in March.
Our market is now well supplied with wood and
hay, at prices varying according TO quality and
amount delivered.
The numerous friends of Mr.. J. r. Means of
Biddeford, formerly of this city, were gratfed to
renew old associations and exchange cordial greet
ings on the occasion of his late visit to his old
home on the kenrebec.
Mr.. A. S. Washburn left his home in this city,
on Wednesday last, for Portland, where be will
embark on Saturday, in company with his brother,
for Europe. &c will probably be absent about
four months.
Lumber for ice houses, and saw dust for pack
ing, will be in demand on the Kcnnebec until the
fever subsidies.
Sliding down hill is among the exciting though
somewhat dangerous amusement of the present
time in this city.
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DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
The Old Ticket Re-Nominated.
A LIBERAL PLATFORM.

New Haven, February %. The Connecticut
Democratic State Convention was held here to-
day, and it is worthy of remark that every town
in the State had fall delegation on hand
Gov. Ingersoll and the old State ticket were re-
nominated.
The committee on resolutions unanimously
reported the following democratic liberal plat
form
The democratic liberal party of Connecticut in
convention assembled on this Odd day of February,
1876, pledge themselves anew to the principles
which they repeatedly adopted and which the
people of this State have approved. The constitu-
lion and the Union shall be maintained with the
supremacy of the civil over the military authority,
and we demand for the individual the largest lib
erty consistent with public order for the State self
government and for the federal administration a
return to the method of peace and the consstu-
tional limitation of power.
Second The civil service reform is demand
ed.
Third. The public credit must be maintained,
duction Of the National debt, tariff for revenue
only.
Fourth. The public lands must be preserved
for actual settlers.
Fifth. Assert. the democratic national House
deserves suppoct in their efforts 70 reduce public
expenditures.
Sixth. Endorses coin, condemns the irredeema-
bic currency in use; wants Congress to pursue
such course as shall bring about gradual resump-
ton.
Seventh. Condemns the resumption act Of the
last Congress.
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Concert this Evening,

Concert THIS Evening"
The Berger troupe and Sol Smith Russell will
appear at Granite Hall, on this Thursday even
ing. The Bsrgsrs compose An orchestra, all Ia
dies. many Of them eminent sslosists. Miss Anna
Berger is the only real lady cornet virtuoso in the
world, and Hiss Kaisy is an unrivaled performer
on the violincello. Mr.. Russell is the best mimic
now on the stage, and is said to be fully the equal
Of any that has ever appeared. The press of all
the cities wherever the troupe has given enter
tainments, have been unqualified in their praises.
The tickets have been placed at popular prices.
Following is the programme for this evening:
Berger Family Parlor Orchestra.
Miss Anna Morgan.
Cornet Solo Americas Cornct Polka
Miss Anna Teresa Berger.
Character Songs:
Sol Smith Russell.
Eioloncello Solo Air, with Variations, from
Lucia d Lammermoor.
Mile Emma klaisy.
Bell Duet Popular Airs
Serio- Comic Songs Selected
Miss Anna Teresa Berger.
Dorcas Pcnnyroyal,
"a Maiden Lady of Dubious Age), and
Tommy Boggs on the "Ioss,"
Sol Smith Russell.
Overture-Operatic Potpourri
Berger Family Parlor Orchestra.
Song Selected
Miss Anna Morgan.
Swiss Bells Fsntas a
Berger Bell Ringers.
Character Impersonations,
Sol Smith Russell.
Finale Grand March
Berger Silver Cornet Band.
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STATE NEWS.

The Journal SAYS that common aborers in Gar
diner get TWO dollars day.
Hollingsworth & Whitney will start up their
paper mill very soon. Probably these parties will
be able to run it without further trouble, for they
are most solid and substantial frm.-Gardiner
Journal.
VIM. Henry Abbott, an old stage driver of
Rumford is dead.
Thursday is the day appointed for College fast.
The Lewiston Reformers are making great
preparations for Monday. 2Sth inst, at City Hall
the first anniversary of the Lewiston Reform
Club. Exercises will open at $50. A. NJ, and
continue through the day and evening. In the
evening there will be a grand rally, concert and
supper-all free.
very painful occurrence took place in South
Lebanon last week. daughter of Mr.. John
Pugsley, aged about two and One-half years. being
subject to chills and fever, was having one of its
periodical attacks, when its mother gave 1t the
usual remedy-quinine-as she supposed; the
ing which it continued to do until death relieved
it, about three hours and half after taking the
medicine. The coroner was called and jury
summoned, but after strict inquiry into the case,
deemed an inquest not warranted. and discharged
the Jurors.
very pleasant evening was passed at Maine
Central Institute at Ptsfeld, composed OF faculty
and students, in the form Of sociable, Saturday
evening, Feb. 18th.
Nineteen persons left Machias on the steamer
Feb. IA, for the Pacific coast.
A Mschias lady visiting Florida, asked resi-
dent, what the people done for q living, and re-
ceiyed in reply: 1--WE live on the Northsrners
winters and do the best we for the rest of the
year.
Wood choppers are said to be leaving short
stumps in the woods yesterday.
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EUROPE.
Turkey.

Constantinople, February %. The Sultan has
granted amnesty to all insurgents who return
home within a month The government announ-
ces that it will have all their houses and churches
which were destroyed, rebuilt at its own cost, and
will furnish the insurgents means for resumlng
their usual avocations. The authorities on the
frontier are ordered to acquant the insurgents OF
the decree and afford them the necessary facilities
for returning to their homes.
Spain.
Madrid, February %. The Carlsts are now
concentrated at Alsasua and Zumaraga. Don
Carlos himself il with the former body.
France.
Paris, February %. Soeil to-day says the
cabinet will probably be modified as follows Du-
taure, minister of justice; Pothaun, minister OF
marine Casimer Pereire, or Renault, minister Of
interior. Gen. Cissey, as minister Of war, will
probably retain ais portfolio; also Due de Cazes,
as minister of foreign affairs; WALTON, minister OF
public instruction; Caillaux, minister OF public
works.
London, February "a. The Standards Berlin
correspondent telegraphs: ~ hear that the APP
pointment of Count de Stalberg, Unigerode to the
Vienna ambassadorship has made such an impres.
sion that Prince Bismarck would like to regard
him as successor to the CHARACTERISTIC"
England.
Winslow was again brought up at the Bow
street court to-day, and again remanded to await
the arrival Of the American officers with tho ex-
tradition papers.