, 1876-03-25
TELEGR4PHIC.

New YoRE, March TO- 9---The steamer
Abyssinia, with ex.Minisser Schenck on
board, has arrived.
The suneral of Mrs schurz, wife Of ex.
Seuator Bchurz, took place this afternoon
from her late residence. The services were
very impressive and were attended by many
gentlemen, prominent socially and politi.
caly.
The Panama Trans, Steamship Co. will
net as sole Agent for the purpose Of issuing
through bills o. landing across the Isthmus
OF Panama to and from New York, and also
for the sale ct through passenger tickets.
The proclamation of pence in Spain was
celebrated tonight by banquet at Delmon.
icos. The minister Of Spain at Washington
and other representative spaniards were
present.
New YORK, March l9.-Gen. schneck is
staying quietly at the Brevoot House He
had many callers day but declines to talk
about the case.
BERLIN. March 1s.-Thc weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows an
increase of specie Of 81, ,O5S, 900 marks
LONDON, Ilnrch 1s--A RagusA letter
states that the surgeon of the Turkish army,
lately in charge OF the hospital at GahcIo
relates that the Turkish losses in Herzego.
vina, during the insurrcction have been not
lesss than 3, 500 men. A large proportion
OF deaths resulting from rnaladies, the gr,v.
ity of which is increasing The exhaustion
OF food is such, that no attention is paid 10
acquisitions for the more ESSENTIAL articlca,
even for medicine. The sick die chiefly from
lack Of proper sustainance and remedies.
Capt. Mcdonald, Of the Scotch Rifle Team
writes that six numbers of last years Scotch
Echo Shield Team, all who are Ahle to 60 TO
America to participate in the Centennial
matches, intend to shoot for places in this
team. and at least nine other first claS, shots
are ready to, compete; no shot resident os
Scotland who can go, has held back.
GREEN river, March co. The Union
Pacific Kotiis blocked with snow between
Rawlins anA Bitter Cr sk.
MADRID, Morch oO.-King Alfonso and
his victorious troops entered the city this
morning amid the enthusiastic cheering of
immense crowds and shouts of long live the
King. Cheers were given for Generals Que
sada, Campos, Rivera and the army gener-
ally. Quesada and Compos were especially
greeted with cries OF long lite to the defend.
ers of liberty and down with Turos. Crowns
were thrown from the balconies and the peo.
pie presented the soldiers as they passed
With wreaths. There was one hundred
and forty thousand strangers in the city to
witness the festivities In several cases
yesterday, $3.50 dollars was paid for balcony
on the route of the royal procession. Mum.
hers Of sight seers passed the night IN the
streets. The entry commenced at ten in the
morning, and streets from which view
commanded, were crowded for hours previ-
ously. The King accompanied by ten gen.
erals and 80 other officers rode at the head of
the procession.
LONDON, March ai.--Four hundred wind
hound vessels eft the Mersey yesterday in
Guiding 1893 bound to foreign ports. The
spectacle was grand. The vessels formed n
procession sometimes ten abrras, which occu
pied two hours in passing.
The Posts Paris special ays the Carist
refugees in France may possibly form for.
eign legion for service in Algeria.
Senator Mitchell Inns addressed u letter TO
Representative Lane suggesting that the
Senate Bill extrn ling the time for the com.
pulsion Of the Oregon Central Railroad from
Portland to Astoria, he so amended in the
House, as to compel the company to com
plete twenty miles Of the road each year.
JACKSON, Miss March 1i.--Thc Senate,
by vote of 80 to 4, found Lieut.. Governor
Davis guilty, as charged in the impeachmqnt
one colored and white republicans voting
in the aflrmitive, and 4 Colorcd in the negative;
the finding will be formerly announced.
LONDON, March so. There has been great
frc in the City of Europe to-day, the fire is
stiil raging, it is supposed to be the work Of
an incendiary.
CHICAGO, March l5.--The Tribuues Wash.
ington special says the Massachusetts people
arc terribly excited over the failure to con.
firm the Presinent's nomination of Richard
Henry Dana as Minister to Great Britain.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-It is stated
that the owners ofthe steamer VIM Tabor
have abandoned their intention of rlacinS
her rs an opposition boat on the Northern
coast route, they being we'll paid for keep
ing her laid up.
CONCORD, N. H., March 15.--The victory
Of the Republicans seems to he overwhelm.