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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05
From the Boston Journal.
THE EA77LE GROUND OF THE NET7
PRESIDENCY.

The lone of the half dozen men who
are expected to shape the action of the
House this winter" who has been sub
hitting his Presidential calculations TO a
correspondent of the New York Tribune,
certainly shows q very clear head for a
democrat, considering the subject he is
discussing. As an off-hand outline view
Of the field OF the coming contest, his clas-
sification OF figures will answer as well
for basis Of consideration as any other.
lie claims the following. for instance, as
being
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

Congress resumes It's session to-day.
For the next few weeks the proceedings
will be watched with profound interest.
The intermissission during the holidays
has been improved by the democrats in
perfccting their organization under ex-
Confederate drill-master Lamar, but as to
their policy no reliable Information has
appeared. We shall see what we shall
see
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for suitable cooking vessels, is at last supplied by
Patent Granite lronware, acknowledged at sight
to be without rival in the kitchen. 1t is light,
easily cleaned, handsome, wholesome and handy.
1t will neither corrode and poison, like copper
ware, crack like cast iron or earthenware, rust,
like tnware, or crackle and fake of, like porce-
lain-lned ware. Every piece warranted. Beware
of limitations, every piece is stamped, "Granite
lron-ware" on the bottom. good line will be
found OF Messrs Williamson & Greenwood.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

ANIMAL MEETING
OF THE
Editors and Publishers Association

Tue Anuus, Meeting of the Association OF kdi
tors and Publishers OF Maine will be held al Angus
a. Thursday and Friday, January 9.th ana 2sto
oecinuing at O'Clock Thursday evening:
According to the now well estab'ished plaeuet
Of the Association, this meeting Viii oe ueNo.ee
nrincinaljv I, business Questions affecting The
Publishing and printing interests Of the state WI
bc discussed. ,,,;,x
w. III. simpson, Esq, Of the Belfast hepuolica,
the last day OF the convention. IT,.
FRIDAY evening the members OF the Association
and their )ai,es Will be rendered reception al TIE
house OF one OF the Augusta editors.
A full attendance OF members Is requested; fuo
fishers and printers, net members, are invited tI
he present at the meeting and become members OF
the as ISOLATION. -.
JOSEPH WooD, Secretary.
Papers in the state please copy.
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ROBINSON Il CONY.

DIR. COSTELLO'S HAIR REyIVER not
only restores the Hair better ,ha1 any other prep.
aration, but never fas to cure all Diseases Of the
scalp, era iicate all Scurf and Dandruf, stop the
Hair from falling off, stops all burning and itching
Of the head, and restores the hair original col
or for a certainty. 1t is Purely Vegetable
Preparation. has been analysed by tns best
ly Harmless. Call on our Agents, get a circular
and see recommendations.
AGENTS Augusta, j. E. Devne Co. Halo
well-Hawes Il Warren. Gardiner-L. d. Cooke
J. il. DANIELS, Proprietor.
Lewiston, Me.
see advertisement in the ", ekly Journal)
jan3.t !m
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A late number of the St. John Morning News
thus concludes lengthy article eulogizing Eel.
lows Syrup of Hypophosphites "Mr. Fellows
is certainly entitled to high credit for his energy
and enterprise in working up his valuable discov-
cry SO successfully, and the presence Of such gen.
tlemen in any community Is a matter on which
that community should congratu' ate ITSELF"
The St. John Telegraph and Journal says
"The invention of Fellows Hypophosphites has
become one of the valuable industries ofthe coun-
try, unique of its kind, and credit to the Donn-
ion Of Canada" jan5-t&wlw
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Join the procession! 1fyou have cough or q
cold join the crowds that are hurryDg to the drug
stores for "Iiale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
1t is agreeable quick to cure, and absolutely In
falible. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in ! minute.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

He is Truly E. stump Speaker
Who, when talking, exhibits nouthful of stumps.
If you would keep your dental fixtures in perfect
Order use the fragrant SozopoST daily; the
recipe ia simple but srre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

Don't pay 50 cts. and Sl00, when You can buy
an article Like Adams0n's Botanic Baisdm for 80
cts. 1t cures Coughs Colds, and all Pulmonary
Complaints. IS and IS cts. Sold by NIL Druggists
and Dealers. janl-t&wlw
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Dissolution OF copartnershi

THE Cepartnership heretofore existing under
i The style of CHisAM, ROBINSON 4 Co, Is This
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
Will sign In liquidation. The books may be found at
the old stand. All persons indebted 10 said frr,
are requested 10 make immediate payment
HARVEY CHISAM.
Il. Z. ROBINSON
u. A. COSY
Augusta, Dsc. 81, l-.j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

Crck of the back or neck, and lame back are
readily cured by bathing freely with Repne's
Pam killing Magic Oil. 1t is clean, safe and de-
licious to use. Be sure and get the genuine.
Sold BY all druggists. an5-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

Much suffering and often serious consequences
come from neglecting slight cut, bruise or sore.
These might be avoided by applying some healing
remedy at once. The best article known for this
purpose is the Forest Tar Salve," which contains
all the healing properties of the pure tar in very
nice form. 1t is used in the Hospitals for dress
ing wounds and healing ndolent sores and ap-
proved by the best Surgeons. Inquire of your
druggist for Forest Tar Salve." jan5- t&wlw
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1t is an established fact that J. f. Devine 4
Co.'S compound Camphor Ice and Glycerne' il
the best thing out iog ehappcd hands and lips.
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DifS.

Is years.
In Lewiston, e4th nlt.. Patrick Sexton.
In Gray, l4th ul., Benz. Morse, aged 81 years, :
months.
In Auburn, a..h ult., Geo P. Ma Bile, aged -
wears months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

Is. 5. WRIGHT & Co., are selling nice Proyi-
violence River Oysters, for 40 cts. per quart, or
Sl.50 per gallon. decli-ttf
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The public may place confidence in Messrs. j.
L. Deyipe & Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DIR.
Geo. w. Martin, Dr. l.. j. Crooker, DIR. w. Scott
Hin. Dr. Geo. r. Brlcket,, Dr. Wallace Bolan.
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tMarrtfb.

IN Mt. Vernon, "a inst, 10y u. n. IonA, ESD
John L. Kent to Mrs. Aseeneth McGaiey The
bridegroom Was s5yeals OF agc, aad The tiu,hns
bride -.
In Lewiston, Sd inst. SorIaan Morrison e; Halle
WELL to Miss Maggie No. risen OF Portland.
In Bath 2lst ult., a. ,eibert Donreil VI Bath, Ia
Mr.. Dorcas S. Ward oi Freepor,.
In Thomaston, 20.h ult., Gen. Ellis Smear o:
Washington, II Mrs. Sal an r. keene of Ihoma stop
In Wiscasset, 2Ah uli Jos. A. Dunton al Ney.
castle TO Mis- Maggie L. Cnnuingta II ui Edge
comb.
In Harrison, "a nit. Chas +. has. os y ale. ford
10 Mary f. Lemp of Waltham.
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SURE DEMOCRATIC STATES.

These ~ electoral votes are by no
means certain to be given TO the demo-
cratic candidate for President, for North
Carolina and Florida at least may con.
tinue to give republican majori,es as they
have done at the last elections. We NAV
pass over that, however, as this democrat
ie statistician is very liberal In his conces.
sion of the following:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-05

LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling ont or turning gray renews It's growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and ost desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 80
cents. april -teod&wly
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SprrfaI Notices
III Works like n Charm"
Ronne's Magic Oil.

c
This + purely vegetable, general family RENE
dy. Keep Ii in the house 10 use IN ca-c Of CmergeD
cy
TRY. 1T x.vTER.v:sZLI'.
II cures Collie, Cholera Morbus, Diarrb9a
Cramps and Pains In the Stomach, Indi gestlon
Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, &C.
Use IT EXTE R.V.aLLH'.
ltcures Neuralgia, Catarrb, Rheumatism, Sprains
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Headache, Toothache
and In fact almost all the aches and pains human
flesh IS ieir sold by all dealers In Medicines.
WI HE>>E 4 SoSS PToprietors, Pttsled
Mass aue2.tsw!y
A CARD.
To all no aie suffering from the or ors and in.
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will cure Jou, FREE OF CHARGE. This grca
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. send sell addressed envelope to REV.
JOSEPH r. iSsi,N, station D., Bible House, New
York CITY. rov20 eod Sw3m
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
WHAT DO TWEEDS PAPERS CON1AIN'

EXAMINATION OF HIS BAGGAGE BY DIsTRTCr-ATToR-
sEY BIIss-THE PAPERS ARE SENT TO WASH
ISGroN TO THE ATToRNEY-GENERAL-BELIE
THAT THEY CONTAIN VERY IMPORTANT MAT
TER.
Al late hour last evening it was learned that all
the papers captured at vigo with William NJ. Tweed.
after having been examined by the United states
Disrict-Attorney, George Bliss, and Others author
lied by the Government to examine them, had been
forwarded to Washington, where they will undergo
examination by the Attorney-General and possibly
by Secretary Fish also.
These were the papers which were detained on
hoard the Franklin at the time of Tweeds arrival.
II was subsequently stated by Tweed that the con-
tents of his baggage simply valueess linen, and
no pape-s of any Importance were to be found. 1t
s believed, however that most Of the more valuable
papers retained by Tweed for his defense are con-
tanned in these trunks and are now in the hands OF
the Washington authorities for what purpose is not
known
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09


MINISTRY FoRMED-ROUMASIA WARIIKE'
LONDON, Friday, Dec 3. 1875
The National Conference OH the Eastern
ouestion was held to-day of St. James Hail. Tne ooect
of the assemblage which large, was to oppose le
pro-Turkish policy OF the British Government Inc
Duke of Westminster presided Letters we're READ ITO"
the Bishop OF Manchester, the Marquis OF ah the ho
of Argyll and the Right Hon. Robert Lowe Among .no
speakers were Mr. Gladstone the Bishop OF oxloru An
tbonv Trollope and Sir George Campbell and Henry
Richards, NJ. Ps. ,o-o
hTHEHs Friday, Dec. 9, 1870.
Anew ministry has been formed In consequence OF the
defeat OF the Chamber OF Deputies OF the proposeu III
crease of taxes for purposes The new Goverhmeh.
in composed as follows: NJ DeltgeOrgis. Minister OF
Foreign Affairs and President OF the Council; NJ. DEFY
opns Minsterof the INTERIOR NJ. Levids, Minister OF
Finance NJ Petmeza, Minister Of War. NJ. Voulpote,
Minister Of Justice NJ. Canacari, Minister OF fupic
Worship. and N. Lochlos, Minister OF Marine
ST. PETERSBURG Friday Dec. 8, 1876.
In order TO prevent the difficulties and delays which
would result from referring questions 10 S fe.erSs
the Car has authorized Gen. Iguatef the Russian
Embassador. to exercise large discretion at tho
Ooni'' RIGA FRIDAY, Dec. g, 1876.
Goods traffic on the Dunaburg and wilma Railway H
suspended .- ,,,,or, I,o. O 1875
The Chamber Deputies to-day voted S2Oo % for tue
maintenance OF the concentrated Roumanan army up'i
the end OF this year.
Mr. GLADSTONE on THE EASTERN QUESTION
LONDON, Saturday, Dec ., 1876.
Mr. Clodstone In the course OF a powerful anti-Turk
h speech at the National Conference yesterday charged
Lord Beaconscd with being personally responsible ior
the Governments position He declared Ottoman supre
macy should be abolished throughout the nsurgen prov
nces Foreign intervention he regarded as indspensa
bic He eulogizcd the Car aud the Russian people
although he admitted the bureaucracy and military
party ought to be regarded with suspicion England In
accordance with her duty and traditions, ought to Loyalty
participate in the liberation Of the East.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE SULTAN.
special dispatch TO The Standard from Constantine
pie says "a conspiracy TO depose the present sultan
was discovered Tuesday night The consplrator, six
Of whom were found In disguise In the palace itself ana
arrested had planned to carry of the exSutan Murad
I'm n steamer which they had already engaged, 10
Athens When there they intended to proclaim that
Murad had recovered his reason, and tue Sultan Hamd
was consequently an usurper. Tie prisoners are OF
various nationalites one is Greek and Is brother 10
the Chief ragoman Of OF the principal Foreign con-
suates.'
The Turks viii propose Of the conference that the re-
forms be guaranteed by mixed commission.
Various Bulgarian secret societies have met at Bucha
rest and drawn up list OF demands 10 be addressed to
the conference.
special dispatch says allHsion In recent speech
OF Prince Bismarck TO those whose acs might menace
Austria is regarded Rome addressed to Italy.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A COMMITTEE FROM CONGRESS ARRIVES
THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE DEMANDS A WITHDRAWAL

A COMMITTEE FROM CONGRESS ARRIVES
THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL
OF rRooPs-GEN RUGER WILL REPLY TO-DAY.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. S.-The Congressional In
vestigating Committee arrived here late last night
This morning the committee met and organized, and
soon after drove to the State House in carriages
They have since put clerks to work to obtain copy
of the returns of the election sworn to by the
managers of the precincts. These are the same re-
turns which Senator Gordon requested the state
Board to permit him to have copied some weeks ago.
They have since been in the possession OF the Secre-
tary of State, o member of the State Board.
The Mackey House and Senate have been in ses-
sion to-day but have taken no important action
The committee appointed by the Democratic House
yesterday discharged its mission to-day, which was
to call upon the officer commanding the United
States troops, inform him that the House is legally
constituted ask the withdrawal of the troops from
that building, and, if refused, to demand by what
authority the troops are retained there. Gen. Ruger
has not yet answered IN writing the questions pro-
pounded to him by the committee, but proposes to
do so tomorrow morning. The Democratic House
has also instructed the Judiciary Committee to en-
ploy counsel and proceed against ID. III. Chamber
lain for reasonable acts in usurpng the government
of the State and to ascertain and report what coun
ties are not represented in the House.
All is quiet. Both parties appear to be waiting
for the action of the Congressional Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
FLORIDA.
COMPLETION OF THE CANVASS.
without funds,

COMPLETION OF THE CANVASS.
ATToRNEY-GENERAL COOKE DISsENTs-THE MAJOR
ITIES
TALLAHASSEE, Dec S.-The Canvassing Board
TODAY concluded its canvass for Governor and mem
bers of Congress- and the result was declared against
the protest of the Attorney General who refused to
sign the canvass OIL the ground of fraud and rregu
larity. and in disobedlence TO Judge Whites order
restraining the board. The other members OF the
hoard will answer Judge Whites order for contempt
by saving they had already canvassed the vote when
the order was served on them. From this view the
Acknowledgement dissents. The whole vote cast Tor
Governor was 49, S74, of which Stearns, Republican,
received 23,666 and Drew, Democrat, 23,2os; {;
Stearnss majority, 45S. For Leutenant-Goyerpor
the whole vote cast was 1851, of which Mont
gomery (Rep) received 23577, and Hull tDemJ
23. 273; ; majority for Montgomery, 3O4. Congress
sional vote-Ist District, PALS, Of which Purman
Rep) received II, ,356, and Davidson (Dem.) 12O6l !;
majority for purman, 295 lid District, 22,437 OF
which Bisbes (Rep.) received 11,2s9, and Finley
Dem.) 11,14s; majority for Bisbee, 141. All the
troops here leave tomorrow for South Carolina ex-
cept one company Of infantry.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
TILE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

THE SITUATION DEEMED ALARMING - PRESIDENT
IERpo SUPPORTED BY MAJORITY or THE
sTArEs-DIAZ's CHARACTER.
Juan Navarro, the Mexican COns,. stated
yesterday to reporter that he had no means
Of ascertainng any information about the revolution In
Mexico because telegraphic communication had been
cut OF by the Reuoutlonsts. The runor that Pornro
Dlaz defeated the Government army about 100 niles
from the City OF Mexico aud that President Lerdo had
fled TO Morea he believed 10 be true aud considered u
matter OF great alarm At the present time, he sald
there were three who wanted TO bo Presdent-DaL
Igesias LereO. The first he knew personally and
considered him u brave man, but incompetent
for the Office Chief Magistrate He characterized him
as ignorant and ambitious aud said that he had no
wealth to carry his designs but counted large num-
Der soldiers among his followers The attempts OF
IgesIas he did not consider alarming Lcdo Ia the only
man Of the three who should be President He was Igh
fully elected in May, and declared elected by Con
gress lie is man OF great intellectual attalnments,
soldier and leader. The majority Of the States are In
his favor and since the law Is in his favor also he
thought that he would be able TO maintain his Office
When this struggle with Dlaz would terminate he was
unable TO say by Of the lack Of adyces from
Mexico, but he thought 1t would be a long time.
AFFAIRS AT MATAMORos.
MATAMoRos Dec. Seen. Reyucltas released John j.
Smith last evening his own recognzance. Smith has
been held in filthy prison for nearly three months,
part OF the time in a CELL without particle OF proof
against him. The action of Revueltas throughout has
been cruelty tyrannical, gross outrage on Smith, aud
an Insult to the United States which, not redresscd by
the Government will leave no American safe on this
frontier.
The report that President Lerdo and his Cabinet had
retired toward the Pacific coast il confirmed from many
apparently authentic sources.
Gen. Reyuetas this morning ssued circular letter to
the merchants Of MaJamoras, requesting them to meet
him at 3 D. IN to-day consult important business,
and stating that they would be subjected to loan or In
default thereof be forced TO personal labor the for
caods The merchants fear that this extraordinary In
ytaton involves some scheme Of plundor preparatory TO
the flight of Revucltas
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
LOUISIANA.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION AT

ANOTHER REVOLUTION AFOOT.
THE DEMOCRATS TALK OF ORGANIZING A STATE
GOVERNMENT OF THEIR OWN.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S.-The Democrats will hold
q caucus tomorrow to consider the question OF Or
ganizing State Government. They will in all
probability effect such an organization aud inaugu-
rate Gen. Nichols on the first Monday of January
The Democrats will publish officially tomorrow
list of representatives and Senator'S elected as shown
by the face of the full returns. They claim four
majority in the House and four in the Senate. The
Returning Board returns give the Republicans 20
majority in the House and two majority IN the
Senate OF II Senators elected, over nine are Demo-
Gratis They will admit only those shown elected by
the face of the returns, and will thus make the
Senate Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION.

DEsMoNEs, Iowa, Dec. s.-Judge Miller has
rendered his decision in the suit Of tho United States
against the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Company
for Ave per cent Of the net earnings under the law
1862 creating the Pacific railroads Tho decision 70 that
in ascertaining the net earnings operating and con
snction eYpenses and also interest bonds ehan %
aTst deducted Az In this thGre Is no residue tne
suIt OF the Government dismissd This In aceor
a"a with nreyious decisions OF the Supreme Court IN
shs anita OF the Rubber Co. agt Goodyear, Waiace'
ana At Johu at Ere Railway. 20 Wallace
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
inv rv,KanIpH TO THE rRBUKE.l

NO DIFFICULTY IN THE ELECTORAL coUNT-GEoRGE
,. HoAR SMILES AT MR. HEwITT's STATEMENT OF
THE CASE.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUKE.l
WAsHrYeToy. Dec g." We shall not take" said
George F. Hoar of Massachusetts, to-day, " either
horn of the dilemma which Mr. Hewitt and his
party present to the Republicans There IS no neceS
sary choice between the counting of the fraudulent
nlden vote in Oregon and opening the question as
10 the validity Of the electoral votes in the three as
puted States The Republicans will not admit that
II they refuse to go behind the certificates Tlden is
elected, or that if they consent to go behind the
certificates then Hayes may lose some Southern
1ote1
Mr.. HOar did not state what the party programme
likely to be- but it is thought that the programme
includes this: The President of the Senate whoever
be may be- being apprised Of the names of the mes
sengers appointed by the legally authorized electors
win doubtless refuse to receive as the electoral vote
the certificates forwarded by rival electors; when
the counting takes place the President of the Senate
VIII open all the certificates, and he will not count
- certificates the pieces Of paper which are known
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
AFTER THE ELECTION.
rILDENs TRICK COMPLETELY FAILS.

TILDEN'S TRICK COMPLETELY FAILS.
OREGON SAFE FOR HAYEs-DANGER OF TWO STATE
GOVERNMENTS IN LOUISIANA.
II appears that the Republicanselectors in Oregon
did not refuse to act with Cronin, but asked Cronin
20 show his authority for being considered an elector
He refused to show the certificate and withdrew,
thus completely depriving himself OF any case he
might have had in the first place. George f. hoar
says the Republicans are in no dilemma whatever
about the matter. Gov. Grover has been burned in
eaiey. The Democrats of Louisiana talk of organ
wing a State Government, with their candidate
Nichols. at its head The Democratic House in
Columbia. S. c., demands withdrawal of the
troops from the Capitol Gen. Ruger viii reply to-
day. The Congressional Committee are at Colum-
bis The canvass for State officers in Florida Is
announced, and Attorney General Cooke dissents'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

TAXATION TO REMAIN UNCHANGED-THE bINIsTE-
RIAL CRISIS.
VERSAILLES, Friday, Dec. 8, 1876.
In the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon
M Leon Say, Minister Of Finance made financial state
ent I'm the course OF which be demonstrated the abso-
lutte mpossibty Of reducing the taxes He stated that
the of the present year. compared with that OF
1875 showed increase OF only per cent instead OF
the normal increase of three per cent Exports were
abroad.
Tho Presidents Of the various groups Of the Left In
their conference with the Ministers, proposed pro-
gramme which neither President MacMahon nor tho
Ministers appear yet 10 be able to accept The Pres
dents OF the Left have made report their interviews 70
their respective groups and have declared that the Cab
net no longer exists The question upon which they di-
fered from MacMahon and the Ministers probably con-
Germs the appointment Of public functonares and the
Limitation Of the Presidents power TO interfere therein
The crisis 10 kept open by this matter and not by the
questions which the Cabinet suffered defeat IN the
Chamber Of Deputies.