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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
ACCUSATIONS AGAINST A CHIEF CLERK.
X,eufNGTOy Monday lime T. 1877.

Some enemies Of Chief Clers Galpin of the
Indian Bureau have been pablcly and privately making
accusations against him affecting his official and per-
sonal character These accusations have al length taken
The form specific charge submitted the Secretary
of tie Interior and NJ sehurz has requested the autho:
81 them to submit specifications him in order that the
whole subject may be thoroughly investigated Chief
Clerk Galpin expresses desire to nave every 2ccisa-
ton probed 20 The DottOn, and certain that nothing
dshonorabie or improper be discovered either in Bis
official or personal conduct II should he said in his
hat he employed n the Census Bureau under
the administration OF Gen. Walker who not only q
most efficient and valuable executive officer init also an
excellent judge OF the character OF those he bad about
him. No tainted vita the least suspicion Of dis
honesty JDucgY could mold position in tc census
Bu eau while he was lie heat OF II. NJ. Glip has
also tie confidence OF such men as Prot Ncelyc ana
oilers equally prominent ant respected. not to mention
Commissions smith, who believes him 10 be urst-citss
.l- ~ IN A.-IN unILcMLlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE RUSSIAN BASIS OF PEACE.

BRUSSELS, Monday, june A. IS77.
lie Nord, the Russian organ, publishes letter
from st. Petersburg which says: "H after crossing
the Danube, Russia is able to conclude peace and
at the time realize her programme, and If the
Powers adopt toward Turkey an attitude sufficiently
firm to complete the lesson received from the arms
of Russia. then an equitable aud digniied peace
might be arranged and the necessity of pushing the
war TO extremes be avoded.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE CHICAGO WHISKY RING CASES.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June Notwithstanding the
fact OF the numerous contnuances OF the Whisky Ring
cases II certain that they viii be tried dur
ing the present term. Tne Hon Emory A. storrs cOun
eel for the Government IN Washington has been for the
last ten days engaged IN gathering together evidence,
On the proper channels, relating the transactions OF
the ring. Mr. stDrrs viii arrive Chicago on Tuesday,
and Tie will be called 1t Is thought on Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
PALACE AND CHAMBER AT CONsTANTINOPLE.
The persnnal advisors Of the Snltan are bent

upon crushing the Chamber 81 Deputies and bringing 10
naugl an that Mdhat PlsAa pshed Tor the
Of cons ltutOnal government Ia Turkey. The chiefs Of
the Palace Clique are Redf Pasha. Minister OF War
aud AlahmOud D.lndd Marshal Of the Palace
and brother-inlIw of the saltan. The leader Of
tie Deputies f. Ahmed Vefyk. When Ahmed
Vefyk was appointed President OF the Chamber
the Ministry supposed that he wond he convenient
tool bat they quickly urdeoeyed; he soon made
II manifest that lie had will and mind Of his
Daring the present session Of the Chamber he has in
duced tue Deputies take strong grounds OF opposition
70 the Ministry they have expressed their disaPproya
Of the course taken by the Government in pug the
German protectofate OF Russian subjects III Turkey;
they have sought mpeach NOIi Pasha, the husband
of Fatima Hauoum, the SuaD's eldest sister for enbez
element practs,d 10y him al enormous scale during
the short reign Of eX-Sutan h0urad they nave cross
examined Rcda Pasha in gard To the fictitious war
bulletins which nc trick the elty thcy nave eX
posed inctpaey OF Ahmed Mukhtar Pasii, the com
nandcr OF the Turkish army Ia Armenia; ana now That
the Ministry threaten - send them home some N the
b0der spirits talk Of procaning permanent Sos
sion Of inc Chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE WAR IN WESTERN TURKEY.

TEE TURKISH TROOPS SUFFERING PROM SICKNESS
AND HUNGTR-THE MONTENEGMNs SHOWING
GREAT ACnvIrY-srozER CAPTURED AND DE-
sIROYED.
LONDON, Monday, June 4. 1877.
Vienna dispatch TO The Times says can engage
Ient is expected near Nicsics. The bulk of the
Montenegrin forces and their whole artillery have
come to some place above Nlcslcs. 1t Is supposed
that the Montenegrins will make an effort to take
Nicsies before sueiman Pasha can come down
through the Duza Pass which is held by the bulk of
the insurgents" A dispatch TO the same journal
FROM Danilograd states that the bulk of the Turk
ish forces at P0dgoritza--about fifteen battalons-
has advanced 10 Spuz probably with the intention
Of attacking Soganu Suleiman Pasha. the Turkish
commander in Herzegovina, has received consider
able rcenforcemente. hard fight is expected
AZ KrstaQ -Four hundred aud fifty insurgents and
Montene.rins attacked the village Of Stozer on the
3lst OF MAY and destroyed the village. The Turk
ish loss WAS rs regulars aud 30 iregulars Killed
The Montcnegrins lost III killed AM 10 wounded
The Prince of Montenegro has gone TO the Duza
Pass
wRRTCUTD CONDITION OF TITE TURKS
A dispatch from Orcaluk TO The Times says
CHRISTIAN doctor who deserted from Trebgne gives
tgloomy account Of the condition of the army Two
thousand and four hundred men have died at Ire
bne since the campaign began, that city being the
hospital depot Of The army now concentrated AZ
Ga;chkO wLieh consists of 80 battaliOus of 800 to
400 men each OF these at least one-haf are suffer
Ing chiefly from scuryy There is also much dyson
tery The physicians and surgeons ere subject to
fanalicsl outbursts of the Mussumans, are contun-
ally menaced aud iusulted, sad never paid. Three
thousand men are sck AZ A0staT and deserters from
Podgontza report the same condition OF affairs as
prevailing there. The troops are under fed, having
nothing beyond the barest means Of sustaining HE.
fney are compelled 10 work continually Oh the
ssrihWoIks Tl)s health Of the MonteEegIlh forces
excellent The hospitals quite empty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
NETWORK, TUESDAY. JUNE s, 1877.

meager II follows that most Of those who are married
are in state " RENE poverty and can win dncn'y
provide their families with the necessares OF ne
Moreover very many of the subaltern officers OF me
Russian army arc quar,ered PERIODS with sna
de- lchmentS IN ontofthe-way and miserable villages
where must perforce live without any sacley "nsl
sOeYer save that of peasants and their Own soldiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
RUSSIA DETERMINED TO CONQUER.

LONDON Tuesday. June .. 1877.
The Standards Vienna correspondent asserts that
the following is undoubtedly true, being from an
unimpeachabe source: Grand Duke Nicholas. re-
Gently said to foreign consul. Neither Prince Bis
marck nor Lord Derby Will prevent us from enter
ing Constantinople as the Germans entered Paris,
only to leave it again.'p
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LAST REGIME.
[BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rsIBusg.l

[BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The special commit
tee of Treasury officers appointed soon AFTER hf Shs
man became Secretary Of the Treasury to investigate
the affairs Of the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
will make their formal report within few days IDS
report will he gwen the press a. soon as II mas peeh
examined by the sooretary and approved Dy MN "nc
a., details bav,, not vet been made public 1t Ia learned
mt 4, will dsclose eyeat ossensss and extravaganza in
tbs Of The printing bureau Not only was
the force more than twice as siea' q, as ~
ougbt 10 have boon, that MI sherman
Es been enabled TO discharge abot 500 employees and
attn do the satisfactorily Than before Dut tue
same extravaganoe extended to the purchase of mate
rias etc For instance, Ia reported nat me STOCK OF
sos kinds Of colOrs hand - supcfht 70 last tho
nurran for 10 y. airs ~ come; and that an Immense
onn, on paper nas also accumulated, some millions Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

LOUISVILLE, June 4.-rhe twenty-fiith annual
convention OF The International Typographical Union
opened this morning. and Will continue in session nntl
saturday The convention meets az Masonic Hal, md
President Ncylcter o Detroit Is presiding The address
OF welcome wae delivered by J. d. BarteI. Annual re-
ports were heard, SANDING cOmitiees appointed. md
resolutions offered and debated during the day ADool
50 delegates were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
~ cIANnE rOR PEINTEEs.

John d. Dcfrec5, Public Printer, is daily in
receipt OF letters from printers bookbndcrs, DC, IL
various parts Of the country, seeking employment in The
Government Printing OHce. lie il unable to give q
favorable response to any OK them rs the force now EN-
loyed VIII have 90 BE further reduced to conform TO th.
hlcd appropriations for the next dsca yeay Besides
there are already in this city several hundred printers
WHO, W. IN their families suffering for want of EN-
p,oymeu. most Of whom came here 10 work in the Gov
eigm,ut Printing Oce, and have lost their situations IN
- ouiy by reason Of the reductions in the force ren
dt red necessary from time TO time By tbs action Ok Con
cspes outside ~ ths uitoe there - Sm2 chance ion
printers obtain work. tc private establish I'M mrs being
". ud most ~ thcm employ ing what are known 10 thN
~..,rf. 81 q 2
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THE Army OF TIE DANUBE.
fBR TURKS ABOUT 10 ATTACK KALAPAT-THE RIVER


SILL sW bLLEE.
EOsDoE. Monday June a. 1877.
The Daily TelegrdpRs Bucharest dispatch says :
=" lniornati N received by this Government leads 10
The belief that Osnan Pasba intends attacking Kali
afat in foree.D The attack this ROumanian town,
which is opposite Widdin, may however, be de-
ayed by the state Of the river which, another
Bucharest telegram in The DAILY Ners says, is still
impossible. Rarely has the water risen 30 high at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

sheets Of It being such that II be available e1-
cept to he made into memorandum pad for waste paper
purposes etc This paper and the c0ors were purchased
90 high prices and the only explanation OF the great ae
cumulatiOn that eau be imagined is that certain
tractors who furnished This material favored at the
expense Of the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
BALTIMORE Posr-oFpIcE CHANGES.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Gen. z. d. Tyler, re-
Gently appointed Postmaster hs oy assumed Official
o srge OF the Office to-day. " W. Casard was appointed
Treasurer by Gen Tyler j. b. Astow Assistant Post
master and j. d. Taylor superintendent Of the Office,
we're relieved from duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
TIE sURRoGArEs BILL SIGNED.

ALBANY, n. T., June 4.-The Governor has
signed the bill 10 amend the act establishing the com
pensaton Of county judges and surrogates The salary
Of the SewYork surrogate fixed At Sl2 900; Of Kings
County AZ $4,000. and Of the Kings County Judge at
SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
MUKHTAR PASHA NEAR ERZERUM.
GREAT AGITATION IN GREECE.

In Armenia Mukhtar Pasha has estab-
nshed his headquarters, 30 miles from
Frzerum, his communications with that
e,tv being menaced by the Russian column adj
ysneing from Bayazid toward Toprak-Kaleh. In
Greece there is great agitation, che party being
an the ascendant. Hostilities in Western Turkey
arc proceeding actively with fair prospects for the
Nontenegrins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
STRAWBERRY PICKING AT NORFOLK.
TIE following advertisement appears in I'll

NUIITIh II " 1pAiFtI@.
70 Strawberry Pickors.-Tn order that many Of the
p.cg and respectable women and cadrrn MAJ be o@ne
ti.! hy r.nlIncrltiyc employment have dcternn.
turig the present picking season 90 SET apart certain
uDrtiOn. of my strawberry neis fer whites exclusively
mt in no case will they be required TO come ~ coutict
with the cplUrcd pick'rs in tlir ObiainHcnt or Their
money for their labor Tits seton Is dictated 10 rcueht
a worthy cass Of people, who without s aran scGleIt
would Dec dobsrrcd nom the brn,1ts y tie glc,af S'
SON These desiring TO PICK berries VIII maze hmm ,dlate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
ARRE.r oF a MARsHAL. ZOE FEAUD.

Joshua 4. Franks was arrested here last night
charged with conspiracy and forgery 20 defrand the
United States Government out Of several thousand dol
lars by false vouchers from the Department OF Justice
IN his capacity OF DtpCy United states Marshal FOR tie
WESTERN District of North Carolina. lie says lie came
hero to expose ring in }or Carolina aud to act 40
state. evidence but was arrested by detective before
lie could report To The Department Of Justice. Fauks
wa, he IRE United States C3mm!s~0uer tod ~. aud tnc
examination post pOned TIN next Monday. OWING 70
l..-n-n-.-L mn M. .nmEltlaA 10 ulI.nl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN NORWICH

NORWICH, Conn.,, June AT the municipal
election To-day she Republicans elected Col Ii. II. o.
good Nayos and f ticket by an average majority u
500. The Democrats carried tie city last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE ASIATIC CAMPAIGN.

uI.KHrAR PAsHAs HEADQUARTERS ESTABLISHED
MAR ERZERUM-A LAST EFFORT TO BE MADE
TO RESIST THE RUSSIAN ADvANCE-THR TURKS
GLOOMY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Monday, June A. 1877.
Intelligence has been received here that Mukhtar
Pasta has established his headquarters at Henpri-
kay about 30 miles east Of Erzerum for the purpose
Of barring the advance of the Russian left wing from
Tonrak- Kaleh. IsmaH Haiku commandtnt at Ere
ruu. has taken a position near kizll-Nissa, be-
tween Bsrless and the Soghanlu Pass, TO meet tine
Russian center and right advancing by way OF So
ehanlu aud Olu.
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.
A TOWN DESTROYED IN ILLINOIS.


MOUNT CARMEL BLOWN DOWN AND BURNED-A
LARGE NUMBER OF LIVES LOST.
CINCINvATI. June IA special to the Associated
Press from Mount Carmel H., says: A terrible
storm struck this city to-day by which l6 men lost
their lives and half million dollars worth of prop
erty was destroyed. Among the killed are Alderman
Watkins William Newkirk. Mr.. Goodrich, hr. Bur
ton MI Masterson, Frederick Yoke, George Moore,
George Brns j. A. EgaT, Charles Norman. and John
Tennis A large number are wounded several OF
whom will die The bodies Of four of the killed
were burned. There are at least 2j still missing
Later in formation says four more bodies have been
found, and two Of the wounded have since died.
Tho ruins Of tie Buildings are burning, and the to-
tai destruction Of the town is threatened.
TWELVE PERSONS KNOWN To HAVE BEEN KILLED
SOME or THE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
CiIRo, Ill.,, June 4.-Private kilograms state that
tornado struck Mount Carmel H.. about / o'cooi,
this afternoon causing great loss OF Life and prop
crty. Twelve persons are known to have been
killed. from so to 30 wounded, and about 20 miss
ing. Among the buildings destroyed are the Pros-
bytcran and Methodist Cburches, two school
houses. the Court-house and several stores and
residences
Mount Carmel is the capital of Wabash County,
Illinois on the Wabash River, opposite the mouth
,of White River 100 miles southeast of Springfield,
and 80 miles below Vincennes, the Louisville,
New-Abany, and st. Louis Ar Line Railroad. IL is
4 beautiful location, and has been considered one
of the hca:hioOt towns in Southern Illinois. Tho
population according TO the last census, abont
1000. 4 dam across the river a mile above the
town furnishes an ineXhaustible water power, which
Is extensively employed in manufactures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE CONSUL AT IQUIQUE DEAD.

TIINUIN IIUIIIIIIIUH It'tIFtEI VV-tttJ tVIIII ND
the report recently published OF the d2aCh Of Major
Charles f. Powell, United states Consul at Iqulque,
Peru on tie 5th rlt. Mayor Powell wds a native OF this
cIty and for long limo resident the Pacific coast
lie al several positions in the iulaa service, aud was
vccensnl at Calo prior 10 receiving his last consular
appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
WASHINGTON.
CIVIL SERVICE CHANGES.

REMOVAL or a STEAMBOAT NsPEcToR-MR. sHHR-
- MANS RULE AS TO TWO MEMBERS OF FAMILY
A RIGID oEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE CUSTOM-HOUSES.

MR.. TUTTON's MANAGEMENT AT PHILADELPHIA
GooD-NQuIRrEs AS TO sUGAR-sAMPLING AT
VARIOUS PORTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

TEE TURKISH TROOPS SUFFERING FROM sICKNRss
AND HUNGTR-THE MONTENEGRINs SHOWING
GREAT ACTlvTY-sTOzER CAPTURED AND DE-
sIROYED.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-17

rio. No debe confnndirse eata plaza
con la de Tusthuk, situada en- Ia Silis.
trias Los turcos han crnzado los fue.
gos. con Widdin, tsnponemos que des.
4 de Kalafat) ciudad tambien lie liz Bul-
garla, fuerte y eomercill que tiene IN
1 obispo sgriego yunas 10000 almas. Su
fortaleza es una de las mejores que de-
! fienden ell Danubio. Dado ell caso lie
/ que los rusos pasen ell rio, asi que en-
tren en- Ia Bulgaria les estorba en- Sc
guida Ell paso I'M escolIo casi insupera-
BILE. Fragosas sierras, desfiladeros, mon
tahas asperas donde los turcos pueden
/ hacer mucho Nos referimos 4 la cuIe-
no del Balkan.
Esta cordillera signe paralela nj Da-
nubio Y es I'M baluarte inexpugnable
del imperio turco contra los hiios del
Norte. Cuando las incursiones de los
Dacios, de los Godos y lie los Bulgaros
sirvio tie barrera al imperio Y en- la
guerra de 1S28-a 1929 contuvo los i'm
petus Y esfuerzois de los rusos Tanto
es aal que los turcos llaman In sierra
del Balkan Eminchdagh, que quiere de-
cir moatdn1 qde SIRE de resIani4io
Pero por donde verdaderamente es-
tan hacienda la guerra los rusos es por
el Asia. Con solo mirar el mapa Sc We
que esta sembrado de obst4culos natu-
rales; pero no tantos como los que pre-
senta la Tnrq1Ila europea. La Arme
MIA es ell pals que hoy ocupan tres de
sus principales ciudades plazls fuer-
tes las que pretenden ocupar. Estas
son: Erzerum, kars Y Bayazid Erze-
rum cs la mejor ciudad de In Ammonia,
resideEeia de un patriarca armenia un
obispo griego y esti situada al pie de
una gran montana Ell medic de una lIa-
nura tan elevada como espaciosa. Su
industria v comercio son muv grandes
tlorecientes, ALI Sc fabrican los mejo-
res ALLIANCES del imperio: es capital de
eyalet y su baja es de tres colas, V por
su posicion topografica por sus forti-
ficaciones es ell primer baluarte que
tiene Turquia en- Ia frontrra de Russia
Y Persia. Erzer um esti cerca del rio
Eufrates.
Kars es tambien capital de eyaleto,
cludad comerciante Y fuerte, aunque no
tiene nj con mucho la importancia de
Erzerum
Bayazid es plaza fuerte, residencia de
un bald, ciudad como de 10000 almas,
4 la falda del monte Ararat y tomada
Bayazid, esta alberto ell camino para ir
| q Van. ciudad fuerte, populosa rica,
situada Ia orilla del lago del mismo
nombre.
Sabe Dos el resuItado de esa con-
tienda que modificara ell mapa regular
mente, aunque va los rusos ell ano %
estu sieron apoderados lie dichns ciuda-
des, ojala no traiga mayores compli-
caciones para bien de la humanidad
afiglda que We por an pedazo de TERRA
segar en- la flor de su juyentud miles y
miles de hombres, esperanzas de sus
familias y de la sociedad, y que serian
mas TITLES a su pdtria 81 mismos
empunaudo las armas del trabajo que
blandiendo la destructorn espada de
Marie.
xdleiaaelr0 L9festd.
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de Y las dennis tan cslebres del palacic
pontifcio. Hoy han asistido los peregri-
nos de Belgica, Y manana tendra lugall
en- Ia sala del Consistorio Ia audiencia
de los catolicos de los Estados-U nidos
I'll Papa EN- estos besamanos esta ro-
deado de una veintena de cardenales,
~ siempre pronuncia algun discurso,
aun cuando Sc siente fatigadisimo. Co
mo ahora Va constantemente en- silIa
de manos, esta bajo ell s6lio; ocupa ell
sitio que antes llenaba ell trono; pero
aver Sc veia al lado un magnifico sitial,
regalo de los peregrinos de Marsella.
A estos les hablo de su patrona Santa
Maria Magdalena; 4 los de Limoges,
del fundador de la iglesia lie las Galias,
San Marcial; 4 los de Lucca. del Santo
Rostro que en- su catedral Sc venera y
asf sucesiyamente de 10 que cada ma
cion q i cada pueblo interesa mas.
Pero las recepciones mas notables
lie estos ias han sido por su colorido
In tie los ciegos Y ciegas lie San Aleio
Y San Norberto que presentaron ohletos
trabajados por sus manos i Su Sahtidad
quien en- cambio les di0 espltndidu
limosna, Y Ia de In nobleza romano Y
Juyentud CAtolica italiana, i quien Sc
les debe la idea de Ia gran Exposition
de artes en- el Naticano.
I'll principe Atieri, que presidia, pre-
sent5 al Santo Padre un riquisimo
album lleno de irmas un precioso estu-
che con ell dinoro de San Pedro, 4
sus vivas felicitaciones contests Pho TX
cuan grande era Su consualo viendose
en- estos dias rodeado de gentes tan dis
tintns por su lenSuaie Y est pc pero uni
dos todos Ell ell amor Il la Iglesia de ,Je-
sucristo va su Vicario Protegido este
por NJ lrla, que es la estrella que guia Il
los peregrinos, y por el Santo patriarca
San Jose, asi como estos vieron llegar
a Belen los dones de los pastores Y de
los reyes, 4 pesar de la persecution
de Herodes, asf hoy nhuyen los donati-
vos Fl Vicario de la Iglesia, y los pere-
grinos yuelven sus hogares llevando
In bendicion del Senior
Efectivamente, en- estos dias han lle-
gado Roma los regalos que con motive
de su jubiIao manda al Santo Padre ell
mariscal Mae Mahon. De- Austria debe
venir ell conde Larich, mariscal de la
corte caballero del Toison de Orc,
encarGado por ell emperador de presen-
tar sus fe,ic taciones al Santo Padre. El
rey de ESpana Y In princesa de- Ast1rias
enyian los dones con ell cardenal pa.
triarca de las Indias, y los reyes de Por-
tugal con ell cardenal patriarca de Lis
boa
Gran MINER de obispos de- Alema-
mia llegados ( Roma han tenido varias
conferencias baio la presi(lencia del car
dehal arzobispo de Posen para ocupar-
so de Ia situacion tan dificil de In lyle
sia catolica en- Germania. Entire estos
prelados esta ell de Paderborn, quien
ha referido nj Santo Padre como pudo
eyadirse de su piston. Aunque Sc ha
resuelto seguir la misma actitud tirme
ante ell gobierno aleman, parece que es-
tos prelados recibiran amplios poderes
para facilitar la administration esprit
tual de sus diocesis. FL cardenal arzo-
bispo de Verona ha sido nombrado pa
triarca de Venecia.