, 1876-01-20

representations, the parties, defendants, |
being out of the State. 1t is believed
to be the work of certain divorce bu-
reau, which has done considerable adj
vertising lately.
New YoRE. Jan. 16.-The Herald's
Washington special dispatch gives @
rumor that ez Governor Morgan ot New
York has letter in his possession from
Gen. Grant. in which the President, in
direct, explicit language declares him.
self opposed to a third term, and asserts,
positively, that he Will refuse nomlna-
iion. The correspondent however says,
it is impossible to trace the rumor to
any authentic source.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 The Times Wash
ington special says. rumors of war are
again revived with ten fold intensity by
pretty well authenticated persons
That the last response to the famous
American note, which was sert some
weeks ago to foreign governments has
been received, and the purport of these
responses is not known, but as most of
the European governments have given
their adhesion to Monroe doctrine, it is
hardly probable that there will be any
very serious objection to whatever
NJ Eiel,
Grants dietation made to outside pow
ers. Its confirmed opinion of certain
well informed classes based upon obser-
vatien, and from conclusions drawn
from open and continuous preparations
on part Of the navy department, that
war is meditated if intervention in Gu
ban affairs or recognition Of the bellig-
erents is pushed. The old story of
Grants purpose to keep himself the
Center figure of national necessity has
been revived with the announcement of
the proposed interference. Sharp eyes
have been watching navy expenditures,
and distrustful patriots ha7obeen con-
densirg the genesal war outlay of the
past 3 or / months; the signs supple
menting Grants unmistakable language
in his message are held to mean deter
mination TO push through the Cuban
question. Even though war be the i'm
mediate result. So soon as a cabinet
council shall have been held on the texts
of the notes received from foreign gov
ernments, special message will be
drawn up as intimated in the President's S
previous document, and congress invited
to consider the propriety OF at once
interfering in the Cuban difficulty.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-Post Office
established at Friday Harbor, San Juan
county, W. t.; John Taylor Postmas-
ter.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 1.-THE Prince of
Wales has left Delhi fer Lahore and
Cashmere. The Raiah of Cashmere is
preparing magnificent reception.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Times in an
editorial urging adhesion to Count An
drassy's note, says the Sublime Porte
was never in so critical a state. If the
opportunity Count Andrassy's note now
offers is not improved, the powers will
be forced to apply rougher methods to
wider area. England may be able to
determine whether the occasion shall be
seized or not. She stands therefore,
in a position Of peculiar responsibility.
The Times Berlin special says the gov
ernment Will close the Ursaline Convent
school on the first CT April next.
Dilgorth & Sons Cotton mills at
Manchester have been destroyed by fire. |
The loss is estimated at e600, coo.
Jan. 18.-A dispatch from Vienna as
serts that Montenegro has purchased
1900 muskats, that the bargain was
made through Russian agent, and the
arms paid fer with Russian money.
BERLIN, Jan. 17.-TLe preparations
for grand display at the Philadelphia
Exhibition have been completed except
the appointments of the members Of
the German jury and the completion of
the catalogue.
PARIS, Jan. ia Grand Electoral
Committee of the Conservative Union,
has been formed under the presidency
Gen. Chargarnier. 1t appeals to all
who support the manifesto issued by
President MacMahon.
New YORK, Jan. 17.-Gold closed at
10 "a 1315.
1t is rumored that negotiations are
progressing for q new contract between
the Pacific Mail and Panama r., with
prospects of success, and that those for
to the former Company the
amount expended by Stockwell, while
the subsidy bill was pending, are on the
eve OF completion.
The following is letter of General
Beauregad, applying for the removal of
his political disabilities:
New ORLEANS, Jan, 8.
DEAR GENERAL: My friends here, be-
Jieving that l can be Of service to the
State Of Louisiana, by becoming a
member of the proposed Levee Board
CT Commissioners, have expressed
a desire that | should apply to have my
legal Disabilities removed. in order that
there should be no doubt of my ability
to hold a State appointment. l beg
you. therefore, that you will present to
Congress my application for the re-
moyal of my disabilities Yours.
(oigned.) G. I. BEAUREGARD.
To Gen. G.. 3. Gordon, {. S. Senate,
Washington, d. C.