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Evening star., 1877-11-13
The FRENCH CRISIS.
YHF IRENCH PRORIEu.


LoNDoN. Nov. Is A special dlSpatct
sIIm Paris tO uIe T'u4TS has the follasine.
TIE Nl"ie'lt terms of yesterdays rssolu,inn
lof an m lniry D. o. electoral aliases az nrst
created atsrIr. m couseouence of uie sevsr-
lt4 ~ III eCl.EuCisl.u .uu uf the mi minisfprs who
are described as 10 rebellion aga ast the SOW
ere tguty o. the nation. However. the eN ola
nsii"nS relieving President NacMahoa OF
responsibility allsyed uncssiueSs. In uhe
acc q! tels resolution and ne committees
report under n, the cabinet cannot survive
N presence Oi the CHAMBER which accuses IL
IL must either disappear or again resort 10
some violent measure u h Sa'd TIE mar
shal Will again pyorogue the chamber for a
month, which Is the limit of his pOWer.
This viii solve nothing unless sune coup
,Sist IS Effected during the prorogation.
OtberS say the cabinet will retire aud Ihe
Marshal viii form another exactly like NJ.
Ibis would involve a conflict under another
iofIn. NocoIy slks OF adhesion by the Mar
shal To the verdict Of the country. Vet can
aflTm that counScls Of Cancellation are
coming IN frpfn every corner OF Europe, and
All the cabinets which can make their voice
ntaid, nom Oanovas Dei Castillo 20 Prime
Gouschakof, from Prince Bismarck -
Count AndTaSSy ana Si.nur nepretis have
tlven connsels 81 moderation. IL cannot be
supposed that, Ia view OF thiS unanamity and
oi the Hood OF irritation rising ON an sides fhs,
MaTShal's advisers will still impel him along
The latal path which must lead o. ms tall, OF
10 uncpnNjtuilo lonal acts. IL h affirmed that
shou q the senate agree tos fresh dissolution
The chamber would not submit to 10 which
would iorce Tie government To- abandon It's
ioOiing OF sham ronstituiiOnaliSm and show
that % shrinkF from no violation. The Re-
putIq'e FdncUisC signid cRutly remarks
Tie right Of pTouOunciug dissolution, with
the assent Of the senate. being given 10 the
president 10 enable him u constitute the
country the Judge oi conflicts which might
arise between The ministers aud The
chamber, when the country has pronounced
Tie rlgh; OF The president and senate
l. exhausted. II 10 were lawful 10
resort 10 second dissolution. third and q
fourth might also bc reSorted 20. Tue cham
Der OF deputies would he abolished. The
senate would be converted iuto n sovereign
convention, the discussion and passing of
the budget, the regular dispatch of business.
tie normal government OF the country, and
the parliamentary system would no longer
exist. The constitution of ls15 did no, mean
this. The chamber OF deputies, therefore
would be boaud TO resist a second attempt at
dissolution"
Evening star., 1877-11-13
THE POPE's sERIOTS ILLNESS.
His Recovery DisPaire OF

RohE, Nov. i2.-Fhe ropes long aud
cventful life is evidently drawing TO a close
For several weess his condition has given
rise 10 anxiety. WBat has most aStonished
iulnl io the latter all the duties OF his ardu-
Gus Office. Every effort To Induce the dis
continuance OF the receptions TO delegations
and the omission OF some Of The sacred OFF,
ces has been gently repelled b. his holiness.
During Sunday he allied, but as the sore in
his leg, which had served az "a safety valve
had closed, Sigaor Ceccarelli aud MS new
colleague, being un willing TO assume the re-
sIOnsibllity OF prescribing further FOR III
patient, summoned Professor Nanzetti, the
sreatest phy sician in Italy. When Professor
Nanzetu had examined the iliustrsous
patient he expressed tue opinloa that there
was no chance for hiS recovery. He thought
that when death rrived ID would be without
The least warning. He recOnmenae1 the ex-
ercise OF extreme caution, lest SvmcOpe De
mistaken for death. Every time TIE Pope
rallies ne Is perfectly consclOus. it Is evil
Gent be i- dejermi ned 10 receive guests 10 the
lsSt lie was sleltly better again to-day
and was propped up ia bed 10 receive the
Ss uia Rosa Association aud "A deputstion OF
ladies'. Ine temporary lIJsrmenL OF the
Ilntf VIII be at ~ Peters.
Two Cardinal. Very Ifs
Ncr. Randi u dangerpU>iy an ol black
small poX, which is gr atty al arming TO ne
inmates OF the Vatican. Cardinal BRTtOiini
Is also seriously III.
ThS Pope No Worse.
LONDON, y Oy. S.-h RcUter telegram from
Il me says there il no founda rioa Tor the
alarming rumors current al Paris yesterday
anou- the Pope, VITO stiil suffers from weas-
ness, but whose condition has n0t rec entity
become worse.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
The Markets.


BALTIMORE, November l3.-Nirginia skies.
deferred, 81, ado. consolidated. 59a; do. second
series, ss, North Carolina sizes, old, Isk; do
new, n do. special tax, bid to-day. sugar steady
aud demand moderate, 9I.
BALTIMORE, November 13.-COtton steady-
nidlloling, l0lal01s. Flour irn aud unchanged.
Wheat, southern active, nrm aud higher, western
strong, higher and quiei-southern red, good 20
prime, .al.47, do. amber, .30al .53i No. 3
western winter red, spot and November, 1.lSh;
December, 40. Corn, southern steady and frm,
western firm. h CHER and uiet new southern white,
56a60; do yellow, 81 400; old western mixei, spot
aud November. % =; Decenbe., %; steamer, 81;
new western mixed, spot aud November, 6ia6lx.
December, 61ea62; January, 81 hid Oats scarce
and firms sonhern, 81 asa; western white, SO; do
mixed, 81. Rye steady and firm. 6aa6o aay un-
changed. ProyislOns unchanged. Bufter-choice
western scarce and firm, 2ls23. Petroleum dull
crude .s4a7t refined,l3 Coffee dull and nOminslly
unchanged; Whisky dull, l0al 10S. Receipts-
Flour, $500 wheat, 900; corn, o 600; Oats,
500; Ee,2 200. shIDments-Mheat, 900; corn,
NEW YORK, November i3 Stocks opened firm
Int sabseguen " prices rapidly yielded Money, )
and .. Gold, 02s4. kNchange, long, 4e1; short
4sik Governments steady.
Whest and ceni- bctter; Corn shade firmer.
. LONDON. November 10, 1880 o. MI. =
hon,s, l-C7 :. lO-k New Jersey Central, llx.
Consols 90 ll-l6 for both money aud the account.
Erie. l0z.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE RAPID INCREAsE IL extent and
shamelessness OF The social evil al New Or
leans is filing the thoughtful with alarm.
Some of the most elegant and formerly
aristocrafic streets have been almost given
up to houses of prostitution, some of which
ara so conspicuous and palatial as To a.
tract the attention OF every stranger, while
on almost every street are found brothels OF
some grade. Courtesans faunt their trade
on the most respectable avenues, and citI-
zens are constantly Abandoning valuable
property TO escape from heir vile surround
ings. The newspapers have become aroused
to the enormity Of the evil, and are calling
upon the city government TO do somethiag
about n.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
THE WfR N THE EAST.
AerNia lsotux so Her. RusxS n

DoNDoS, Nov. Is The foiioSing Is the
text of The Times Belgrade dispatch, puo-
lisned this morning, reporting that the par
ticipation OF Seryia In the war was decided
on: From the most trustworthy source 4
hear that the active interference OF Servia In
the war is nearer al hand than was generally
supposed. Yesterday another subsidy OF
Two million francs arrived from Rdssia. An
extraordinary cabinet council was held yes
terday under the presidency OF Prince Mi
Ian, in which IL is stated the participation of
Servia In the war WAS determined ou- A
proclamation TO the army is said TO be
already prepared"
Closing In On Erzer0um.
ST. PETERsBURG, Nov. S.-Tne Gdios
publishes q special dispatch from the Rus
sian headquarters before Kars, which says
the Soghauli and Erivan columns have
taken up positions near Erzeroum.
[NoTE.-As far as IL goes this In coniirm-
atory OF the latest Turki ish bulletins
A MOntepexria Victory.
CETTINIE, Nov. l3.-The Montenegrins
yesterday captured a for. com menaing the
iown of Antivsri with its garrison, two guns
and a quantity of ammunition and provis-
ions. The Montenegrius are advancing on
Antivari.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

1The Argentine torpedo ship Falmina.e
explCded IN the harbor of Buenos Ayres re-
Gently, killing eleven persons.
1The steamboat Erie ran down a lugger
al New Orleans Saturday night. Three men
Were drowned.
rpWm. Pool and Jos. Font, convicted OF
bomicide OF John Ryan, in New York, have
been sentenced 10 prison for life-
eYThe strike OF carpet ~eavers In Patla-
deIphia continues, and now includes the
weavers OF four mills.
sZu is estimated taat $4,000 children
have been made orphans by the famine In
India
sYAt the last show in Paris 50 dlfferecs
kinds OF grapes from one district was dis
played.
0A Gre occurred last evening af the resi-
dence OF Geo. w. Copp, I'm Easfon, Pa. An
aged LADY, Mrs. Bersea Valkamuth, vas
bu urned 10 death.
~San Francisco has tried halliday
schools, and II has bean found thai ~
scholars not only learn faster, bat huSD
more time 10 Kill cats and stone Chinamen
Evening star., 1877-11-13
Mac N anon Wants the Cabinet On
AftPk

PARIS, Nov. l3-Presldent MacMahou de-
ciared yesterday to the ministers that In
prese ence OF the violent accusations brought
against them in the chamber, and which
equally affected the whole government, he
could mol accept their reslgnations, aad
begged them to remain al their posts.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE SECRET SOCIETIES and an anti.se,ret
organization known as the Delta UpSi!ol are
waging war at Union College, Y. Y. y
crowd of students recently attempted to
break into the room of a freshman who h ad
Joined the open society, but he al a revol yer
and fired al them. Nobody was wountef.
but the crowd gathered In front OF the dorn!-
tory, pelted the freshman's windows an
caused Intense excitement among the stu
dents. A ided by the Delta Upsflon socIef =
the faculty are endeavoring TO ferret ont ih g
assailants, and when known they will an
doubtedly be expelled.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

DIPHTHERIA AND SCARLATINA.-Scerlet
fever, known among the medical faculty a.
prevalent in Brooklyn, and has proved TOR
several weeks past the most powerful enc
my, coupled with diphtheria, that the phys;-
clans of that city have had TO contend with.
These contagious diseases are not confasi to
any particular locality, but appear ID be
scattered throughout the city. Ex 'ra precau.
tiOrs are being taken by the health 90 .rd 10
adies.-TN y. Ecpress
Evening star., 1877-11-13

A HlOntepe2ria Victory.
GENERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.
A DemOralizedS SilNar Maraxaa

LONDON, Nov. I3.-Tne TINES, Ia its imam
clal column says: "In consequence OF Ger
many selling some silver a. 5tA per ounce.
the market 1ere has become completely dis
organized. There Il an entire al absence OF any
disposition 10 purchase. No quotation can
De given"
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE TRIAL OF L. CAss CARpExTEs. a
Columbia, S. c., for forging and Cheating the
state, occupied the court yesterday Niles
q. Parker was taken 10 court from ths isi
10 testify for tue state. IL was thought taa
The case would be given 20 the jary before
this morning
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ARSON AND A FRIGHrFUL PUNISHMENT
Sunday night, al Franklin, H., John III
Duncan being refused liquor at tho druy
store Of Wright Bros. returned after the store
distributed a keg OF gunpowder over Tic
floor, turned taps OF coal oil barrels and set
the whole on fire, and attempted tD escape,
but before ne had succeeded a terrible eX nlo-
sion occurred, entirely demolishing the dru 2
store and setting ire TO an adjoining grocery
store of Langley & Polling, which was also
destroyed, and probably fatally burning
Duncan. Loss Sll OQ0.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

GUBERNAToRIAL PRIvIL EGE Es.-The Su-
pre- me Court OF Pennsylvania has sustained
the refusal of Governor Haftranft aud q an
Bribton 10 appear as witnesses In the riot
trials AT Pittsburg by reversing the decision
OF tie lower court with regard 10 the attach
melf.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

NOVEL MODE OF CAPTURING WHALEs-
The brig Henry Trow bridge, which has done
duty in the mercantile marine for a number
OF years, sailed from New York Tuesday ol
q whaling expedition 10 the South Atlarlti. :.
The method OF securing the whales ny her
crew is novel one. Instead of the old fash
ioned lance, shaft provided with loaded
bombshell is used, which, when Ii enters the
carcass OF the whale, explo les and cluses
instant death The carcass is then hauled on
boSrJi ard cut up.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

A Boys SUIcIDE.-At fuckers Corners
Ulster county, N. Y, in the widow Warne's
cottage Friday morning the widows To- year
old son shot himself through the heart. A
Mother: = bury me in an old packing
hox, as cheap a one as you can Ind.
funerals nowadays are too expensive, and an
old box Is good enough for me anyway. p"
Evening star., 1877-11-13

SHE WANTS MILLIoN.-Mrs. LsBar a
daughter of Commodore Vanderbilt has
commenced O suitin New York to revoke the
will OF the deceased. She claims one mil lion
dollars.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
A REIGN OF TERROR is TENNEssEx.-A

A REIGN OF TERROR IN TENNESsEE-A
few months ago Mack Williams and soma
friends, living near Raleigh, Tenn, shot two
colored men. Since then a reign of terror
has existed. A number of coIorei men have
been shot Al night, aud others have fled from
plantations. Saturday NJ ght Williams and
his gang called worthy colored man ma med
Scott Smith To his door and shot and badly,
but rot fatally, wounded him. The law.
abiding citizens OF the vicinity are over
awed by the outlaws. Smith went to Mem
phis 10 seek redress and protection.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

SHARP FIGHTING IN NTURKEY-Cheyk kei
r Pas ha has been ordered to Scnipki Pass q nd
Mebemet All will take command Of the o.
cbanie column. Turkish reports say that
heavy lighting has been progressing at
Plevna favorable to the Turks The Rus
sian dispatches report Turkish attempt TO
surprise General Skobeleff, which failei
their entrenched position. Turkish reports
say that five hundred Russians were kille 4
in the Russian support from Zabrova while
passing the Turkish positions on the way to
Schipka Pass. In the same affair Lesman
Pasha, commanding the Turkish artillery,
was killed. In Armenia the Russians are
entrenching near Deve BOyuu.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

DEATH SrNrENCE-Henry Norfolk, con-
victed in the circuit court for Aune Arundel
county Of the murder OF his wife, was yes;er-
day sentenced TO be hanged.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

Two MEN KILLED BY DRUGGISTS Mis-
TAKEs.-Deacon VIM. b. Spooner, Of Bris-
tol, X l., died Sunday night through the mis-
cine up for him. Isaac q. WadleI 20, OF East
Greenwich, r. l., died Sunday from SINH
lar cauSe.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
The Capitol and Eroyuds

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ARCHITECT
Ihe report of the Architect or the Capi toi
is now IN press. IL states tnat the entire
Luildlng has been kept in good condition,
and thai new boilers ard au elevator nave
been put ia tie Senate wing Importaat
changes and Improvements 10 the heating
ana Nentliatlng apparatus OF the House
Wig have also been made, as recommended
by comm ssion, consisting OF Prof Jos
Henry, Col. L. l.. Casey, engineer u. y. 4
MI r. .ScEumanD. eng iceer; surgeon J. =. BIZ
hDgs, L. ) A, AID the Architect OF the Capt.
tol. The work on the Capitol grou lds has
been carried Oh under the plaus of F.
Law Olmsted, landscape architect. Many
improvements have been made in the
iolm OF paved roadways, additional
granite and screen walls, etc. In re-
gard To the proposed new terrace an l stair
ways OF approach at the western front. the
afchltect says that the rustic terraces at that
front have plain and unfinished appear
ance, and The necessity OF the proposei ter
race Is evident. 1t is also pointed odt that
the present stairway on the west front was
designed with reference to the original small
central building and was architecturally in
adequate even iBr that. Though the olly
direct means OF aces 40 the Capitol from
apI Iearance as well as lnconvenieni and il
rapidly appTC aching a dangerous cond itIon.
The obliteratiol Of the central walk and the
completion on more enlarged scale of the
approach 10 the Capitol from Pennsylvania
avenue Will make It's defects more cons pieu-
Gus. The immediate construction of new
stalr ways oG the plan favordbly reported by
the committees of public buildings and
grounds in 1875 is recommended.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

0 Mississippi expects to be out OF debt in
three years. Tais prosperity will bring the
purchase OF n shot gun within the reach OF
even the hum5lest citizen. - lIrreeoactLa5te
ESchonse.
81 Senator Conkiing paid ten dollars for
a cup OF coffee on election day. Ii was given
which, on that day, Distributed about 800
gallons OF coffee at the polls.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNMENT RECEIPTs To-DAY.--lnter-
Eal revenue, S25I .463 a; customs, Sjl1 .9S2 IL
THE PETITION of Mrs Myra CLARK Gaines
for a large tract OF land la New Orleans was
pi scented IL tue House to-day.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

SKIRMIsHING ON THE MEXICAN R1R-
DER.-A Galveston dispatch states tina,
Lieut.. Bulls, OF the Texas militia hal
crossed the Rio Grande with a few scouts
near the mouth OF the Pecos river ana that
he was attacked and defeated by force of
five hundred Indians, and compelled 10 re-
treat. Colonel Young has LETT Fort Clark
with two hundred cavalry TO reinforce Lieut..
R1llia
Evening star., 1877-11-13

COUNSEL FOR THE ORDER LEAGUE in
New York yesterday applied for the arrest
for violation of the excise law of the proprIe
tors OF The Fifth Avenne, st. James ,Giisey
Astor, Prescott, Hoffman, Grand Central
Coleman, Union Square and Winchester ho
tells, the Hotel brunswick, Cafe InternatIon
ale, Atlantic Gardens and some others.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

FALL OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE Toe
Brantiord, Norwich, and Port Bdrwell Rail-
way bridge, at Brantford, Canada, gave way
Friday, precipitating the engine, freight car
and baggage car OF an express train into
Grand River. The passenger car was left on
the ceI ter span three feet from the break.
The driver, fireman, conductor and express
messenger are all injured, but not seriously
The PASSENGERS were safely gotten of.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

FIRE IN 'FRIsCo-Tne North Point dock
bonded warehouse at San Francisco, Cal
was almost entirely destroyed by fire yester
day. The building was two stories high,
covering about ten acres of ground. The
contents comprised wines, liquor, sugar,
DaSs, glass, crockery, iron, &c. The loss on
The contents is estimated at a quarter of a
million OF dollars, mostly covered by insur
ance In foreign companies. The build ng
was valued at $lOO 900 insure for SO OlN
Evening star., 1877-11-13

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
u haas PeHssyIrasia a reRHs.
OIL Paintings, EngrAyings, Photogravures % new
procees) French and German Photographs, Poroe-
S1sme. n n me & Tsr1mos % &C. it and Sicssl
graph Portraits, The public invited to examine
cations Of foreign houses
tOetober ist will receive . nns stock Of genuine
f0lios, Portenenais, Gases, &c.l
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
and American Mapies, with or without velvet or
gold linings, made to order, at reasonable Prices.
fyes, &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
unpsckod and hung by competent workmen.
N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care, 30
10 PIE the originality.
Catalogues to be had on application. suEsl sm
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE CRISIS IN FRANCE Mac N1hos,'s pro
9rdfnne The Ministerial organs in Paris
are united in demanding a republican MIN
lstry. 1t is supposed that when the finance
minister presents the budget deputy OF the
rght Will demand vote on tue four princi-
pal taxes Independently of the budget. A re-
Iusal 10 do Jhis will be follJwei by A request
for vote OF dissolution in The Senate II
that IS granted the President will dissolve
The Cha mber of Deputies and submit the
question OF his resignation u a vote of toe
people, NJ. Greyy, IN returning thanks TO
me deputies for his election as President
asked the appointment of q committee 10 lu-
qulrs INTO election abuses. The Duke de
broglle supported the motion, and wished
light thrown on the accusa ions against The
Ministry Urgency was vote1 and com
M lllee appointed, who reporte that the per
Sobs aimed at as responsible for tue Sbus =
were The gems recognized as responsible sy
he constitution, and not the PIesi lent. who
Is Irresponsible, The AiORifeJsy lays MacNa
non had sad that tie Bona artists would
furnish him with the elements fO1 a vigorous
Ministry, but tie did not intend 20 govern D
That means He would not bacom. the ac-
compllce OF uuderhaud iutrigu.s. he would
select a ministry from the constitute a
groups, and If this concili itory attempt
failed be would resign.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ANOTHER ALLEGED FALSE CLAIM CASE
To-day, IN the Criminal Court, Judge NJ ac-
Arthur, the case of George w. Briant
and VIM. Craig. indicted for presenting a
false claim against the government for
S23, ,G0e for wagons and mules impressed aud
lost in the service Of the United States, be-
cause, as alleged, by reason of capture ana
destruction by Indians was called-Gen. b
+. Butler, Hon Jere Wilson and Mr.. w. A.
Cook, for the defence. The defence moved TO
quash the indictment on the ground OF
vagueness and uncertainty, and this motion
was argued at cOnstderab ole length. The
court Overruled the motion aud set the case
for Thursday
Evening star., 1877-11-13

MIssoURIs MODEST REQUESTS.
Cockerill, OF Missouri, introduced in the
senate to day number OF modest requests
which the 18th general assembly of Missouri
has instructed the state representatives in
Congress TO sustain. Among the requests are
one to remove the national capital to some
asking Congress to repeal the bankrupt
laws; petitiOntng Congress to build n south
ern trans continental railroad on the 32i and
$50 parallels OF latitude from the NJ ississi ppi
river to the Pacific ocean; also to widen and
deepen The channel of the Mississippi river
in Missouri. Is there anything more they
would like TO have?
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ITO LET-Gentlemap1 TURNOUT: Ho rsss
Coupe, four and two-seated Phetop,
with drive can BE- had st ell hours or cal 1N
or Gttsrwise. Address 4Sl stree. south. 81
west. povs-lm
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE CHICAGO CROOKED WHISKY Cssxs.
After consultation between the Secretary
of the Treasury. The Attorney General an 1
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. il
was decided 10 strictly keep all agreements
made between the government and those
who turned states evidence in the whisky
cases al Chicago. The Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue has addressed letter to Djs-
trict Attorney Bangs at Chicago, directin .
him TO act In accordance with this a.lree.
meDt. An effort will be made TO Collect
judgments obtained in said cases.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

1HE LOUISIANA ACoSTEsT-Thes sub-com-
m1ttee OF The Senate committee on privileges
ana elections, consisting of Messrs. Wad-
leigh ard MerrimOn, met to-day Ia confer
euCe with MessTs. Kellogg and Spoff lrd
tne Louisiana contestants. kellogg and
Spoford agr, cd TO go over the ar5um EMS
prev ousiy submitted d To the commute by
them, al d TO hand in, In writing, such IA etS
as both might be able TO agree upon cuncerl-
ing the composition Of the rival legislatures
In Louisiana and the ell, ctions of each OF ne
Contestants.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

WASH YOUR KITCHEN TINS, Ia
W BLEs, ChAIRS and FLOORS with
i0UNGS DErKkGEhT, If you would have them
clean. octl8-u
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL, which
passed the House yesterday, limits the army
OF. the United States to 10000 men, nearly
one-fourth of which -four full regiments Of
cavalry are 10 be employed in guarding the
Rlo Grande frontier. The bill apprOpriates
s26,t63,OO. The bill passed by the House was
presented TO the Senate to-day and referred
10 the committee on appropriations.