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New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTON, Wcdnc5day, Dec. Z, 1873.
THO subscriptions to tue per cent loan to-day
were S2JI, $50 so.
Secretary Thompson, having recovered from lis re-
cent sickness resumed his duties at the Navy Depart
mcut to-day.
Representative southard OF Ohio, Intends, at the nrst
opportunity to report for action by the House hI To
regulate the counting OF the electoral votes Tor IFel
dent and NiCC-lrcsidcut
Senator EImduIs, on Monday next, viii call up hi
bill reported IN May last fom the select committee To
take into consideration the state ~ the law on 2scr
ang and declaring the result OF the election Of Press
dent and Nicc-Prcsdcht
The Commerce Committee Of the House conferred with
the Enginccr'- Office to-day regard 10 the estimates
II is found that S13OOOOOO VIII be- asscd for. hHt t i
trauyht doubtful f more tuan - 900 900 wbc Gautcd
Tor river aud hdG Dor Improvements.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW OTTOMAN MINISTRY.

A NEW OTTOMAN MINISTRY.
THE DEFENDER OF PLEvYA MADE MINISTER OF WAR;
CoNsTAETINoPLE. Wednesday, Dec. A, 1873.
The Ministry have been dismissed, and the
following new Ministers have been appointed;
Grand Vi.ier-Kheireddin Pacha.
Shiek-ul- Isidnl-Ahmet Assad Efendi.
Jfis,ister Of Wdy'-Ghazi Osmau.
Minister Of Foreign 4 AGduS-KarathcOdori Pacha'
MiHlSe, OfMe IRtcrOT-Kadrl Pacha.
Minister OfJUStice-Said Pacha.
Munster Of COmmerce-Djevdet Pacha.
Minister Of PUblic WorES-Sdwas Pacha.
Photade, who has been raised TO the rank OF Pacha
Will succeed KaratheOdOr Pacha Governor Of Crete
Recuf Pacha has been dismissed from the post OF Grand
Master Of Artillery. Said Pacha will act also as
Minister Of the Interior and Sawas Pacha Minister or
Foreign Affairs until KBdIi Pacha and KaratheOdOrl
Pacha arrive from Bggdad ard Crete
he Imperial decree announcing the appointments
recommends the ministers 10 strive to carry out the
projected reforms TO repair the evils or the late war
The decree also announced that the projected reofs
Will DC shortly promulgated
sULEIAIAN PACHA'S SENTENCE
The term of Sueiman Pacha's sentence to imprison-
ment. for misconduct during the war, is fifteen years
lie has taken al appeal.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
nm rLECTLONs-HEANY IKE.

'ITT TTFUTTON6-HEAV TANE7'
HAVANA, Nov. 30.-The elections for the
new municipalities over the entire island will begin on
FRIDAY and il may be safely predicted that the political
plrty which riumphs in these elections will also elect
tine IDENTITIES to the Spanish Cortes, in January next
The Government has great difficulties 10 overcome,
the most vcxauous of when fiscal The deplorable
condition to which the Treasury was reduced during the
war presents an obstacle at every step forward which
the Government tries to make. The Government
rather than deceive the people, the auer
d open the real state of the Treasury by submitting
nm estimate for the next fiscal year, m the preamble
o which 10 confessed that the productive forces Of the
island were nor sufficient TO supply the amount required
II win depend upon the action Of the sanlsh Nortes
b.ocr The burdens lying on the island viii be lessened,
aud an arrangement made that viii enable the Govern
rurnt 10 lower the taxes.
Tbrrtv families from Malaga. under contract TO work
ON lie Mlruas OF SandOyaps estates have arrived here
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
PosTMAsTERs WHO OUGHT TO BE PAID.
wAsnrxGroy, wednesday. Dec. 4, 1873.

WASHINGTON, wednesday, Dec. L. lo'o'
The Postmaster General sent to the Senate
to-day a letter from Sixth Auditor McGrew (S IT, can
ing attention to the cases thirteen postmases VINO
failed OF confirmation during the session OF the senate
next following their appointment, whose compensation
and money order commissions have been Wlthheu
under sections 76s and 760 Of the Revised Statutes
These nominations were most OF them Afterwards CON
nrmed. The following postmastcfs are embraced IN
the list: Albert Davis. South Abingdon, Mass; j. C.
Smith, ROckaud, Mass: T. T.,Bonney, Hamilton y.
Y; Cheney Ames, osweGo N. Y; W. NJ. Halsey sag
Harbor N Y;J c. Davis, Riverhead, n. y; W. H. Pei
ton. Warwick, n. Y; Henry BOYD. White Plains n J.;
ID. g. Potts, Petersburg, Va; Mrs Jane r. James Hs ~
Casey Hot springs, Ark, and L. B. stephens, OGDEN
City, Utah. The aggregate amount OF pay 50 "l.nheu
is about So 500 held that the pOstmastcrs arc en-
titled to receive II.
PURCHASE OF sILYER-TRADE DOLLARS.
Bids for the sale of silver were opened to-
day at the Treasury Department. Between 100000
and 100000 ounces offered and something under
100000 accepted at prices below the equivalent OF
the London rates The bidders were principally from
New-York Secretary Sherman has received from san
Francisco an offer OF 900 600 trade dolara, deliverable
there from Calna within sixty days. He has replied
that trade dollars VIII be bought bullion upon BIDS
each Wednesday, and that no preference viii De gwen
20 trade dollars over bullion The Secretary says
the total amount Of trade dollars coined IL 93505936O
the amount exported is s25sl5,05o The Chinese re-
turning home are estimated to have taken $5O000OO,
wbicI would leave in The United states $jll34lO.
lhos. In domestic circulation were coined, Ike the
others Tor expectation, out wore put IN circulation
after they ceased be legal-tcnder, by tho bullion
owners
A GEORGIAN's PLAN 70 SAVE TROUBLE.
Representative Bell, of Georgia, has SIM
pie and direct plan for avoid ng tho difficulties In future
between internal Revenue officers and certain classes IN
the South with whom they are called 70 deal extern
sively Mr. Bell woud do with gaugers, superyi-
sors Of internal revenue, aud internal revenue store
Keepers abolish the tobacco and reduce that on
whiskcy and brandy to % cents gallon. As means
OF collecting this tax ho would require all dstcrs 70 re-
mort monthly to IN. collector OF his district the NUN
Der af made or distilled, and pay tne tax upon
IT, Mr. B has introduced three bills with prOys.oLb to
the above effect.
SLIGHT REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
The Joint Commission on the reorganization
OF the army will meet Saturday and will report to
Congres on Monday. Ii is limited that as compro-
m So tho committee will urge slight reduction IN me
army, and that VIII be principally the officers who
will have to suhcr
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
THE LOST HOT SPRINGS ITEM.
ALLUsIONs TO THE MATTER IN TIE HoUsE-A RE-
PORT BY SECRET SERVICE OFFICER REFERRED
Icy rrLrGrAru TO TnG TRIBUNcI


TO.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUSc.l
WAsuINGTON Dec. 1.-The House passed a bill
to-day restoring the section of the Sundry Civil APP
propriaton bill which was mySterousy lost on
the last night of the last session Of Congress,
namely, to continue the Hot Springs Commission.
When Mr. Atkins reported the bill to-day several
Representatives were dcsirOus of learning how this
section could have been lost. Some one remarked
that Mr.. Ran6y, of South Carolina, had enrolled it.
Mr. Atkins denied this. lie said that Mr. Rainey
had only read it, and that so far from having any
suspicion that Mr.. Rainey was in any way RESPONSE
BILE for the loss of the item he desired to compliment
that gentleman for the manner IN which he had
performed his difficult duties on that memorable
night. Mr. Atkins also said that after the loss
was discovered he had requested the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO detail some member OF the Secret
Service force TO make an investigation, and that
he had received a report from the Secretary which
he sbould submit 10 the committee before long.
He knew nothing himself of the way IN winch the
section was lost.
The accusations against Senator Conoyer and
others are supposed to De contained IN the report
10 which Mr. Atkins referred. The officer who
worked up the case seems to bcQuite positive that
the evidence he has obtained ConvICts the senator;
Int others who are familiar with the matter de-
clare that it is to say the least far from being con-
elusive.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
THE ITALIAN CONTENTIOUS.

ROME, Wednesday, Dec. A, 1873
Yesterdays debate In the Chamber Of
Deputies lost much its interest because of the absence
Of Premier Carroll his wound not permitting him to at
tend. The Opposition attacked the Cabinet regarding
the recent lawless outbreaks and declared that COM
pete order reIgned in Italy until the Left came into Of
fee The Government supporters said that the throwing
OF bombs organization Of Bdrsant clubs and other law
lessnes, evils inherited from the Conservative
GOfernnent The discussion Is likely 10 continue sew
Cra dave and end by the Government manding vote
OF confidence. Meetings In favor OF the Government are
being organized throughout the country meeting at
tended by 600 persons held IN Milan last night.
The Li6srid states that $50 Deputies are pledged to
against tho Government, being majority OF 10
A Ministerial crisis l. therefore inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
RAINEY'S BILL TO BE SMOTHERED.
IFS TERds-NO TISSUE PAPER TICKETs-rHE BILL
SENT TO COMMITTEE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBCSE.l
WASHINGTON. Doc. 4.-NiT Iiaincy, of South Caro-
lima, has introduced bill punish fraud in the
Congressional elections. 1t makes it unlawful 10
use ballots written or printed upon tissue paper,
upon any piece Of paper less than five inches
in length or three inches in width IL de-
ciarcs that any person who violates this section
shall be held guilty of felony, and punished, upon
conviction, Ivy fine of not more than 81 ,OO0 and
bv bv1mprisonmtnt for not more than two ycaT-. Tie
bill alsoproydes that all ballots, such those de-
scribed shall he rejected and not counted, and that
any election officer counting such ballots shall upon
conviction, be punished in the manner already de-
scribed. Another section directs that all ballots
cast at Congressional elections shall be written or
printed upon plain white paper, and shall have on
the outside no distinguishing marks. The third
section makes it q felony to commit frauds at Con-
ercssiOual elections, by suGug ballOt-bOXes or
making false counts, or by aiding or advising any
one to do so. 1t is also made a felony 10 deprive
any legal voter Of the right formally 10 cast his
vote by violence force fraud or rckcry, or by the
Same means tO prevent fair and honest count OF the
legal votes cast This bill referred TO the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, but il is hardly likely TO
receive attention during the present session.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE OYsTER sHUCKERS VTCTI

THE OYSTER sHUCKERS VICTORIOUS.
NORFOLK Va Dee. 4.-rhe strike of the oyster
suckcrs ended morning The went TO work at tho
Irices prevailing at tho tiIue Of the stnke.
A WESTERN STRIKE ENDED.
SAN FRANClsCo Dec 4.-rhe strike OF the coast
ing ramen against reduction wages virtually ended
the owners acce,lng 20 the terms OF the strikers
nATIONAL MEETING OF CLAIM AGENTS.
ST. Louis, Dec. 4.-Hue National Association OF
railroad Claim Agents at the Planters House TINS morn
n with good attendance from all parts OF the country f.
DSrlch OF the Reading Railroad presiled and y H. Ari'
anCe secretary,
A SUIT BETWEEN LIVER MEDICINE MEN.
KNOXvILIF Tenn, Dec. 4.-Tne celebrated in
fringement IT, leilin CO.. Of Philadelphia against
the o. summons Layer Medicine Company. OF ChattauOORa
Tenn was decided hero to-day by Judge Trgg The defend
ants are perpetualy enOned from using the name sim
mons" or a v simmons" on any label or TadeLnak
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
CRIMES AND C.ISU4L7IES-BY TELEGRAPH.
. E1NILAPPEAL DENIED.

a :.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Dec. 4.-lhe Board OF
arors mas refused 20 continue Melon
nell The Carbon County Mollie Mcguire
TRYING CHARTER OAK CONSPIRAToRs
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. 4.-Thr trial of four eX-
officers OF Charter Oak Lie Insurance Company on tho
charge OF conspiracy began to-day Nothing was done today
except TO select the jury.
HEAVY PRAIRIE FIRE.
DRApwOoD Dakota, Dec An entenslve and de-
strnstivs prae which began below Crooks City hs!
swept in an easery direction burning the hay whit had
been cut stacked for tue military post at Bear Butte
THE BODY OF An UNKNOWN YOUNG MAN. -
BORDRNToWN, n. j., Dec. 4.--The body of "a WE'LL
dressed man OF from twenty-five thirty OF was
fnd I'M The river here this afternoon check for
sI5 dated october l5 and drawn BY William Cook WAS
found on the body.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
THE ANGLO-AFGHAN WAR.
CENTRAL ROBERTS WAITING FOR HIS SUPPLY TR
LONDON Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1S'

GENFRAL ROBEKIS WAITING FOX HIS SUPPLY IKhIN
LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. T. 1873.
dispatch from Lahore to The Daily Iete-
graph contradict the report telegraphed yes
tcrGay that battle progress all day Monday be-
tween General RODertss command and the Aighans In
tie Pewar Pass. The TcIegrdphs dpatch says: Gen
eral ROBERTS, finding the enemy concentrated in sut
cent strength to Justify the hope of ncng crushing
defeat on the AmeeTs forces. has delayed the attack
until the arrival Of all Lis supplies ana transports 30 rs
to be able TO follow any advantage gained" DIS
patch from tho NcerOy OF INDIA also states that General
Roberts Is hating to allow the troops 10 rest and his
supplies to forward. The Afghans are at the top
Of the Pewar Pass and known TO have two batteries
of hUIsP artillery.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
NEW CANADIAN LOAN.

ToRONro, Dec. IA special dispatch to
The G,obe from London says the Government loan was
pl,ced on the market to-day by Barring Brothers and
Glyn. Mills Il Co. Il amounts to &3,0OOOOO Of per
cent Canada bonds half Of which bear the guarantee or
lie Imperial Government The minimum price OF Issue
gGl pcr cent. The guaranteed portion OF the loan IS
m bonds TO bearer. Dominion per cents may 0e had
either m bonds registered stock Tue loan Is redeem"
nhle i'm 1913 little more than half the loan VIII be
employed IN redeemng per cents the remainder WIN
he devoted the construction OF public works or the
Dominion The Times says the annual increase made Oy
the loan the burdens OF tag Dominion Is calculated
IN be only $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
ALAST CHANCE FOR KEHOE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrpuSr.I

HARRISBURG, Penn, Dec. AIN the case OF
John Keaoc the notorious schuykiil County Molle Ma
gurc now under sentence Of death, to be executed on
the sh inst the Board Of PardOns tonight ordered that
II bv the 18Th inst the deposition OF an alleged missing
witness McIIugh, can be obtained and copies are fur
nished to each member OF the board they VIII then cor
resDond with each other and II the facts warrant the
board i'm lining motion TO reopen the case notice
will be given the counsel OF meeting Tor that pur
pose This Kehoes last chance, as his execution has
hren fixed foe the lSth inst
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
4 HUMAN LIFE FOR 4 CHICKEN.

UREA, n. Y, Dec. 4.-Yesterday Felix Nc
Cann about sixty years of shot and killed Morris
Hatch aneghbOr about fifty years old. They lived at
Negro Hollow, three miles from Sherburne Chenango
County, feuI had existed between them for two
years On Tuesday afternoon Hatch shot one OF
McCann's chickens. When Mccain came home and his
wife told Inn. he went out about dark, pacedshIs mus
ket on the fence, and shot Hatch through wlnuOW'
Mrs. Hatch saw and identified him.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

a stage which make a vote of money necessary. and
when Parliament is powerless to do anything but
critcise and vote supplies. Lord BeacOnsfeld aD-
pears to have much the same theory about the
function of Parliament that Charles |. had. Yet
he has an obedient majority in both Houses and he
may probably rely on passing any vote he wants.
What he breads is debate, for debate Parliament
has a very different kind of influence from dis
cussiOn in the newspapers G. W. 8.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
Personal AND OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
GENERAL BANKS A CANDIDATE FOR THE MAssA-
CHUsETTs MARsHALsHIP-AN ACCIDENT TO MIR,


STEPHESS-SEVERAL CONVALESCENTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUSEI
WAsnINGTON, Dec. 4.-Gencral y. p. Banks is
derstood to be willing to accept the position Of
United States Marshal of Massachusetts,. The posi-
ton is now filled by Mr.. Roland Usher, Butler
man. Financially tho place is worth about $4,000
a year. much more than the salary Of a member Of
Congress
Alexander II. Stephens was ascending the steps 60
the House of Representatives on the east front of
the Capitol this morning, when his cTutch slipped
upon the steps, which were wet, and lie came near
meeting with n serious accident. HIS attendant
caught him in his arms, however, and kept him
from falling backward. He sustained no severe in
juries but suffered strain of the left knee which
may cOnfne him to his room for a few days. Mr..
Stephens was going mp at an early hour TO atterd
meeting Of his committee, but was compelled to
return home.
Ex-Congressman Dunncll, of Minnesota. who was
attacked with vertigo the floor of the House last
Monday, il cOnyacsclng rapidly.
Secretary Thompson is at his post again to-day.
There was a rumor to-day that Senator Sargent
was dead. The Senator, however, is recovering
rapidly from slight illness, and the story
made out of whole cloth.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

no longer be enforced as a Democratic party policy.
Too many men have been left at home by their con-
stituents There is actually more danger that some
enormous "jObs" for getting money out OF the
Treasury may be allowed 10 go through.
1t was expected that MT. Knott would call up the
Geneva Award bill in the House to-day, that meas
ure having been made special order but members
who desired to speak side or the other OF the
question presented by the bill were not prepared
and so the subject allowedtO go over until next
Tuesday, when the bill will hold its place until dis
posed Of
The Democratic leaders of the House are already
planning for long holiday recess. Their present
intention Is to adjourn on Thursday the 18th of the
present month, and not to meet again until lhurs-
day, the I'd of January.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
A LUMBER FIRE AT EAST SAGINAW.

DETROIT, Dec. IA fire at East Saginaw,
this morning. destroyed a saw-mill, Grlll-hOuso salt
block ana 900 barrels OF salt owned by A. H. Brewer,
and the saw-n Of Tuille Peasc also 1000 900 feet
OF lumber owned by Jonh. q. owen, and 100000 feet
owned by j. +. Rust & Coz which stored on owens
dock Brewers loss is $4,000; insured for $33, ,00J
Tutte Pcases loss Is - OO0 Insurance 81 900. owens
loss il $4,000 insurance $4,000. Rust Co.'s loss Is
81 900; no insurance
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
No o SOFT MHEAT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dee. 1.-The annual
se.s.oYof the state Mcrs Association was he ii here
this afternoon. Resolutions were adopted, asking
The Milwaukee Chamber OF Commerce to establish new
grade Of wheat 10 he called "NO Soft -; and that all
1rrs be requested supply fine wheat to farmers for
srcd so TINT he Yled Of hard whrat Will be increased
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
COUyr ANDRAsSY,s OPPONENTS.

PEsTH, wednesday, Dec. 4, 1873,
The action of the Budget Committee of the
Austrian Delegation, which forces Count Andrassy 20
demand vote OF confidence, the adoption by the
committee OF report Incorporated with the Foreign
Office estimates wherein the reporter criticised Count
Andrassvs Eastern policy ana replied 10 the arguments
I'm the Premer's speech thus placing csnsure against
him Oh record, while the Premier could not rejOlD.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
IpY TELEGRAPH TO rnR TRIBUNE! I!


WAsHINGTON, Dec. 4.-rhe House Of Representa-
tiyes has not been in 50 favorable a mood for the
prompt transaction of the necessary business OF
legislation at The beginning Of any session for
years Although the House adjourned at about l
o'clock to-day the members were ready to go on
with the consideration of any appropriation bill If
il had been presented.
The business of the Committee on Appropriations
is in an unusually satisfactory condition. Two of
its bills were passed yesterday, and two more
will be reported tomorrow OF Monday. The PEN
s,0n bill is already completed and can be disposed
Of by the House in ten minutes as II pro-
posed legislation that will give to controversy.
The Navy bill can be reported tomorrow, if a few
papers which the committee has called for
are supplied early in the morning. It's
provisions are almost identical with those
of the act passed last session for the
current year. The Consular and Diplomatic bill is
also nearly completed, and will undoubtedly be
ready for the House as soon the Navy bill is
passed. THIS too is based upon the appropriations
for the present year; and the only questions that
have been raised in the committee IN regard to 1t
have been concerning the restoration OF few
elerkships that were abolished O year ago. These
bills, with that granting appropriations for the
support of the Indians making six in all, it is the
intention Of the leaders of theHouse to send to the
Senate before the holiday recess
1t is already evident that while there is an al-
most universal desire among the members of both
parties IN the House to enforce wise economy and
to keep down the expenditures of the Government
to the lowest point consistent with the proper
transaction Of the public business, there will be less
OF that mean, pnching policy (which some of the
Democratic leaders have mistaken for statesman
ship than during any session of this or the last
Congress The men who believe in Grip
pltng the operations of the Government
By Withholding necessary appropriations may
Ttill attempt to control the House. and
may even succeed in carrying the Committee on
Appropriations but the vote on the amendment to
aew water works, shows that simple parsmony can
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
TWELVE HUNDRED CLAIMS.
A LARGE NUMBER OF CASES WHICH WILL HAVE TO
DE DISPOSED OF BY THE HOUSE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE fnIBUNg.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TgIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON Dec. 4.-The Committee on Claims
will resume operations tomorrow. The House has
now before it sixtytwo reports from the preceding
session. There still remain some 1,200 or 1900
cases to be disposed Of. Among the most important
ones is the suit against the Government. brought
years ago by the citizens of Kansas, to recover
$500, 900, the value of property destroyed by the
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
TUE PRICE OF NAILS 1DTANCED.

PrTTsBURG, Dec. AT meeting Oh the
Western Nail Association held to-day It was decided to
advance the price OF nails - per key with 10 cents
on IN lots OF 200 kegs aud per cent of Tor cash. The
meeting was Of the largest ever held, all the mills IN
the West, except two, being represented.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
THE ElfPEROR WILLIAMS RETURN.

Immense preparations are making for
the reception Of tie Emperor tomorrow The city
Is crowded with VISITORS and the streets thrOnged
wItu people viewing the decorations.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
THE OPPOSITION TO EDISON.

LONDON wednesday, Dec. 4, 1873.
Mr.. J. II. Russell's objection to the grant of
patent to Mr. Edison, the American inventor, FOR his
electric light that he IS not the true and first inventor
" the lght The Times says that several rivals I'm
thc field who claim 10 be before Edison with his alleged
invention
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
4 MINT DIRECTOR ARRESTED.

BORDEAUX, Wtdue8Uly, Dec. I, Io1s,
VI. Debccque, Director of the Mint, has
been arrested charged with abatractng silver bars
worth S26OOOO belonging 10 the ROthschilds, and sub
stitutUg galvanized copper bars.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

United States Marshal during the pro-slayery ana ana
free-sOil agitation. Another case involves Inc Inc
claim Of the heirs Of Richard w. Mead, LOT Inv S
amount the controversy turning On the VallultJ Va
an old treaty with Spain.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
GRAND CEREMONIAL At GOA.

NDA, NtUIt'U7iJ' IIVV =, I'Io
The body of ST. Francis Xavier was ycster-
" expo ed to view in the Cathedral IN tie presence
Of mlny Catholics, who from various parts of the
world. 1rc ceremony impressive, and excited much
religious enthusiasm.