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PITTSBURGH.
National Convention Of U. y. Ex
port Trade POSTPONED.

PrrnDuRoH, Pa, January 12.-The
meeting Of the National Convention Of
the United States Export Trade, which
was to have been held at Washington, D.
O., January 92d, has been postponed until
February 10Th. Many Of the CONNER
cial Boards Of the country do not hold
their regular meetings till too late In the
month 10 appoint delegates, and in order
to give all interested ample time, the
Committee Of Arrangements have decided
Il best 10 extend The time Of meeting.
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ITALY.
Victor Emmanuel Will Rest in
the Pantheon.

RoME, January 1S.-The funeral ol
King Victor Emmanuel takes place or
Thursday next, and the remains will be
Deposited in the Pantheon. The Chapter
Of the church has declared that It will
feel honored by so sacred trust.
1.-THE Ecclesiastical authorities, by the
Popes order, have removed all difficult
ties in connection with the celebration
Of the funeral. The Clergy have also been
authorized TO attend, and the Arch.
bishops Of Upper Italy have been ordered
70 celebrate the requiem masses.
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LONDON GOLD MARKET.

The TimeI financial article says
"some gold, from private stores, Is in
course Of transmission to the United
States, and someis likely to be wanted for
Germany next week, but there Is no prob.
ability Of these operations extending be.
yond the limits Of what the open market
can supply.
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Fearful Scenes from Earth.
UuaksS,

PANAMA, January 2-Chachapoyas,
the capital Of the Amazon, was visited
by an earthquake, which demolished sew.
eral houses and damaged many more.
There was no loss Of life. The walls
swaying TO and fro, the groaning Of roofs,
the noise Of falling. tiles, the walls crack
ing and throwing out clouds Of dust
combined with the shrieks, groans and
desperation OF the agoniEed inhabitants,
made ffighiul scene.
Gallo also experienced a severe shock
Of earthquake, but no damage was done
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Conference Of Banks-Dlssatis-
faction with the Doorikeeper
and Clerk of the House.

New YORK, January l2,-Mr. Bell,
assignee Of A. ]. Dunning, says an i'm.
pOriAnt conference Of banks and other
creditors will be held on Monday next,
and he hoped an agreement would be
reached which would prevent further
failures and enable Dunning to resume.
A Washington dispatch says that the
dissatisiaction among the Democratic
members Of the House Of Representatives
with the conduc, OF the Clerk and Door.
keeper is so great that a caucus has been
called for Monday afternoon TO consider
and determine on some course Of action.
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Dead Lock ON the Elizabeth
(,0unciI.

EuztBEru, N, j., Jan. 12.-Atthe city
council meeting last night the democrati
were unable to carry their points, and lef
the council in body, excepting Council
man Crane. The republicans remained
cutting down salaries $4,000 in the ag
gregate. The salary ordinance requires
l2 votes. There are but Q republicans
and the democrats threaten to stand out
against them until their demands are ac
ceded to. Under existing circumstance
no new officers can he elected except un'
der last years ordinance and salaries,
Mayor Green has not yet appointed 4
Controller, and probably will not for some
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The Street Railway directors, at their
meeting Saturday night declared a diyi'
dsud Of four per cent, payable on the
2lst, their first dividend for year. The
receipts of the company were some eight
thousand dollars less than the year pre-
vious, and they had extraordinary ex'
penses in the way OF street improvements
and new cars to encounter. But for the
decline in feed stuff they would have
had harder time still.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
No Immediate Reduction OF DIV.
idenls-Chnnge In schedule OF
Australian Steamers.


SAN FRAsclsco, January 12.-The
Virginia Chronicle Of to-day, referring to
the Recommendation in the report Of su.
peri,endent FAIR, that the dividends Of
Of the Consolidated Virginia be reduced,
said I'VE are credibly informed there
Is no probability Of immediate reduction;
that the necessity for reduction will arise
when repairs are commenced on the main
shaft, which will Lessen the hoisting ca.
pacily, aud there Is very good reason TO
believe that II the reduction is made 1t
will be but for a limited time.
The sailing schedule for Australian
steamers haa been changed to fix their
time Of sailing one week earlier than
under the old management. The change
has been made by the Postmaster Cen
eral Of New South Wales and New Z!a.
land, so as TO alternate London malls
across this continent and via susz Canal
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British Fleet Movements.

MALrA, January l2.-vice Admiral
Hornby and staff will leave on Her Maj
esty's steamer Sultan for the LeyAnt,
whittier the Alexandria and all the ships
in port will follow when reVietuSllsd and
re6ited,
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unnnimonslY ior NIIHer.

QUINCY, ILL.,, January 13.-A largely
attended silver meeting was held here on
Saturday evening, and reconciliation
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Delegates were appointed to the silver
convention at Springfield.
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ST.. Louts, January l2.-The Supreme
Court has affirmed the judgment o. the
lower court In the case Of VIM. Wieners,
convicted Of the murder Of A. V. Law.
renee at Theatre oomique saloon years
ago, and he will Be hung here next Fri
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Gx.PresidentlGon Leadc for
the Revolution.

SAN DOMINGO Cry, December 3d.
The revolution in the Northern provinces
continues. The Insurgents surround
Porto Plato, Santiago and Lavega. The
whole mercantile community Is In danger
Of being ruined. II appears that e1.
President Gonzales ia leading the reyo'
luton,
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struck OIL.

PT1sBuReH, January 1S.-A dispatch
from Petrolia says that's. L. Taylor q
Co. struck a new well on the Simon Wilea
farm to-day, in the ghost we'll territory
which is flowing over thousand barrels
II opens up 4 large tract Of new territory
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The KentneEy NenatorhIp

FRANKFoRr, KY Jan. 12.-Anothel
joint ballot for US. Senator was taker
to-day, resulting; Williams, 81; Lind
say, 4s; MoCreAry, 20, and Boyd, Is. Sew
eral members were absent. The legiSlA
ure has adjourned 10 Monday.
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GEORGE BARRETT, civil engineer,
addresses letter TO the Clarksburg qsie-
gram Of Saturday, in which he advocates
the building Of a narrow gauge toWaynes
burg, to connect there with the present
line to Washington Pa, and PittAburgh.
He also gives some account of recent
reconnoissance he made over the proposed
route, showing the distance and lay Of
the country, and advantages in distance
aud time. BY the proposed line
waynesburg would only be 60 miles
from Clarksburg. The road would pass
through ManningtOu, to which the dis
tance would be shortened from 6S TO %
miles.
Mr.. Barrett says the narrow guage
road from Clarksburg 10 Weston will be
completed next summer. 1t seems to US
that this, after all, is the road for Clsrks
burg to give her attention TO. A goot
deal Of money has already been spent on
it, and 1t needs good deal more to com
plete it. When completed 1t will in
crease the local trade Of Clarksburg. Thu
other road will not.
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Appointed Chief Justice.

RALEIGH, N. G., January 1s.-.Governor
Vance appointed w. II. Smith, an emin.
ent Democratic lawyer Of this city. to be
Chief Justice Of the State Supreme Court
in place Of Richmond NJ. Pearson, de-
ceased.
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suicide by ,rorphine.

INprASoroLR, January Is. olio
stealey, aged % years, from Hageratown,
Ind, committed suicide in this city Last
evening by taking morphine.
Arnold Lair, a boy 10 years Of age, fell
from locomotive to-day, breaking his
neck. He died instantly.
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pAprR wAREHousE BURNED.

DETROIT, January 1S.-AbOut 7:45 this
evening a FIRE broke out in the large
Wholesale paper warehouse Of Burns
Bros. in this city: The FIRE is now under
control. The loss can't be estimated at
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RanI,ers Resolve 10 Co.Operate,

BuYPA1o, January 12.-At = meeting
Of the bankers II was unanimously re.
solved to cooperate with the bankers ol
New York In such action as they may
take In opposing the Bland silver bill
now before the Senate.
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Death.of Ex-Governor McCor.
miek,s NOther.

NEW York, January l2.-Mn. Sarah
Mccormick, mother Of Ex-Governor Nc
Cormick, American Commissioner 10
OF the Paris Exposition, died at her home,
Jamaica, Long Island, last evening, aged
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SAVANNAH, January l2.-Robert Fish.
burne and Walter I. Harley, Of Walter:
boro, s. O., fought duel near this city,
this afternoon; weapons, reyolyefs.. Har.
ley was shot In the abdomen at the FIRST
Ere, and will die. Fishburne fed. The
parties are brothSrs-in.lAw and lawyers,
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Weather Indications.
,r WAR DKfAEInKHT, !
OyYicK oY THE cMKR HIssAL OYricEI.
WARRINGTON, D. c, Jan. AL 4. u.
IRonADILfTIn

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
rising barometer, cooler north and west
winds, cloudy and snowy weather, follow
ed by clear weather.
For the Lower Lakes, a falling follow
ed by rising barometer, south winds
shifting to cooler north and west winds
and cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
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The bar iron men are to hold meet
ing in Pittsburgh in a few days with
view to advancing the card rates to :
cents. 1t Ia possible that they will follow
the example Of the nail men and agree OF
stop Of several weeks.
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The President will not be able to at
tend the funeral Of r. @. Anderson, his
former classmate, found dead near Day
ton, yesterday. Mr.. Rodgers, however,
will leave this evening to attend the
funeral.
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IT will be seen by the dispatches that
the President has appointed Col. K. NJ
Delaplain and Hon. ]. N. Camden as
honorary Commissioners to represent the
State Of West Virginia at the Paris Ex-
position. Our Wheeling people who may
visit Paris this year will fall into good
hands, for no one in our midst could have
been selected who will discharge the du.
ties Of the position in more genial and
courteous manner than Col. Delaplain.
Mr.. Camden, too, is noted for his polite
ness and hospitality, and both these gen
'tlemen will make 1t a point to do the
agreeable tc all their constituents from
West Virginia.
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HALIFAX, January 12.-The frat lot
Of western produce, consisting Of six car
loads Of fresh meats, &c, for England, has
arrived and will be dispatched BY the Cir
cassian tomorrow.
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PRovfDENT AssuRAScE FUND

OTTAWA, January 12.-The Grand
Trunk Railroad Company gave notice Of
application at the next eession Of Parlia.
ment, for an act 10 establish among IL
oticers, and for the benefit Of them, 4
provident assurance fund; also TO enable
the company to lease or arrange for
working any other railroad In Canada or
elsewhere out of Canada.
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FIRE RECORD.
Cattle Shed and Three Hundred
Texan Steers Burned,

TERRE HAurE, January 1S.--At seven
o'clock this evening one Of the large cattle
sheds in the stock yards OF Fairbanks'
distillery caught fire from loose hay and
was destroyed. The building contained
800 Texas and Colorado cattle, the prop.
erty Of Isaac WeIall & Co., Of the stock
yards in Chicago. Three hundred Of
them, worth $40 eaeh, burned. They
were partly insured. Loss on building
and hay $1,000. The sheds are the prop.
erty Of H. Huffman & Co. and partly in
aured.
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Resolutions OF Coincidence by
Victor Emmanuel's American
NubfeelH

MEMPHIS, January 1S.-The Italian
residents here held a meeting this P,
NJ, at the Office Of Consul Montedorico,
and adopted resolutions Of coincidence
on the death Of the late King, Victor
Emmanuel.
Of this city have decided to hold funeral
services on "Wednesday, in honor Of Vic
tor Emmanuel.
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DIED.

FETrE.-on Sunday night, January IS 1878
at 1910 O'Clock, Mn. fLHABEIu PErIE, ln the
esd year Of her age.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 1S.-An official
dispatch announces that the TnrkiAh feet
bombarded Eupatoria, damaging the
barracks, guard houses, arsenal, quaran-
tine establishment and private houses.
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Qhe9atelliaet1fe
Gold ais.

The premium on gold coin fell on
Saturday to the lowest point reached
since May, 1S62-viz, to 2s. This de.
cline occurs in the face Of the agitation
over the Bland silver bill, a bill that pro.
noses to coin an unlimited amount Of sill
yer and make II an unlimited legal ten.
der for all debts, public and private, in.
cluding customs and interest on the pub.
lie debt.
One Ot two things is apparent, either
tha, II is not believed at New York and
London that thel elBland bill will pass over a
Presidential veto, or else that the premium
il forced down by the weight of artificial
pressure. Gold goes up anddown, we all
know, like stocks and bonds, under ma
niPuIatlon. For instance, this time last
year the premium was II. A month later
il was 81, in March ~, then again in
April it rose to II, and SO varied up and
down throughout the year, untilit finally
fell in December o2i.
At the rate we are now shipping agri-
cultural and manufacturing products to
Europe the premium on gold should ere
long wholly disappear, because all, and
more than all, the exchange we need on
London and other points in Europe is cre'
a.ed by our heavy shipments to foreign
countries. Hence we have no need Of gold
to ship abroad to pay for impOrts,and any.
thing not needed, as matter Of course,
under ordinary circumstances, falls in
price.
The influences that have brought gold
downf from Il to tin year will naturally
wipe out the premium altogether unlesswe
ourselves do something in this country to
start it up again. II the foreign holders
Of our bonds should be startled by the
passage Of a measure like the Bland Sill
yer bill they might send American secu-
rites home in such amounts as to
put gold to 20 premium in
year, and the effect Of such a
drain on this country would be to
reduce immensely the loanable money
Of the country, and thus make times
harder than ever. On the other hand, If
q 4
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ruRKs AGAIN pEREArEp.

TfFLrs, January 1S.-In a cavalry en-.
gagement near Baiburt, the Turks lave
been defeated and driven to Hop Dogh.
Erzeroum has been completely inyested
since January 9th.
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Owing to the death Of Mr.. Anderson
Mrs. Hayes will not hold the usual re
ception this evening.
SENATOR EDNusDs ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Senator Edmunds abatement Of hi
views, on relations Of Senators to the
President, has attracted a great deal o
| niInniinn.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR m THE EAST.
Ike Porte Asks Russia He
Terms of Pence.

LONDON, January 12.-Reuter's tele.
gram company have the following dis.
patch:
SCossrAsrsopLE, January 12, 0 A. NJ.
Encouraged by the German ambassa-
der, who intimaied that Russias eondi.
tions Of peace would probably be moder.
ate, and in order to give Europe proof OF
It's sincere desire for peace, the Porte has
asked the Russian government TO state
what conditions Il would demand"
THE PANIC IN TURKEY.
The Manchester Guardian has special
dispatch from Constsntinople containing
the following: "Fugitiyes are focking
here from Philipopolis and Adrianople.
Three crowded trains arrived Wedues.
day evening and three Thursday even.
ing.n
Aspeclal dispatch from Tatar BaIard.
fix to the Daily Telegraph says; "The
Turks have burned the town Of 1chtiman,
and intend to burn Tatar Bazardjik and
other towns In the Topolintza and Gyposa
yalleys"
RAILWAYS CUT BY oossAcKs.
VIENNA, January 12.-The Cossacks
have cut Lernoya and Yamboli Railway
South Of the Balkans.
TURKISH FuorT1vEs cRowDrsa INTO con.
coNsrAsTrsoPLE.
LONDON, January 12.-Baroness Bur.
dett Coutts, as representative OF the con.
tribution TO the Turkish relief fund, re
ceived the following telegram from La.
gard, British Ambassador at Constants.
nople: The distress is increasing terri.
bly,; fugitiyes are arriving by the thous.
ands; nine trains are expected to-day
from Adrianople, bringing 10000 fugi-
tiyes, mostly women and children, who
will make the journey in open trucks,
during heavy snow fall, large mum.
bers Of other fugitiyes will arrive short.
ly. / have engaged 4 house near the
station to receive the most destitute and
provide for the distribution Of food;
Twelve hundred sufferers were lodged
and relieved to-day; funds are urgently
required. The Turkish government is
doing its best, but its action is almost
paralyzed by the overwhelming ,magni.
tude Of the misery 1t has TO deal with.
GREAT IRRITATION AMONG THE TURKS
AGAINST ENGLAND.
CoSsrAsr1sopLE, January ia long
cabinet council took place to-day. The
Porte has as yet received no dispatch,
either from London or the Russian head
quarters, respecting the armistlce. The
population are irritated against England,
whom, IL Is declared, Is morally reSponsi-
BILE for Turkeys miAfortunes. There Is
great distress among the refugees from
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MONTREAL, January 12.-Franeour q
Geroux, dry goods merchants, failed to.
day. Liabilities over 100000; assets
100000.
TRENTON, January 12.-The State sa-
wings Bank, known as Freezes Bank,
stopped payment to-day. The bank asks
the forbearance Of depositors for few
days until they can dispose Of some secu-
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SENATE PATENT ROOM ROBBED.

The Senate Patent Committee room
was robbed early this morning by three
well known thieves, two Of whom upon
leaving the Capitol were arrested, but the
kid n,.Ja hts aacana
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thanked the committee for the courtesy
and patience with which they had heard
the ladies, and requested that the com
mittee have published, at the expense o.
the government, the proceedings Of the
ladies the past two days. Mrs. Hooker
related bar experience before the Senate
Judiciary Committee seven years ago
when that committee heard herself and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton on the sub
ject OF woman suffrage. Mrs. Hooker
said the cause would have succeeded
years ago II they had had money.
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LONDON, January 12.-Ths Daily Narl
says the Cabinet council summoned for
to-day was originally fixed for Monday,
The date was advanced for reasons which
may be Of great gravity. -
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rusrsEss FAILURE.

LErrH, January 12.-R. D. McGregor
4 Co, merchants and steamship owners at
this place, have failed. Their liabilities
range from 81 900, 900 to 81, 500, 900, while
their assets are not over $4,000. Mr..
McGregor, who is a member Of Parlia.
ment for the Leith district, has resigned
his seat,
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BALTIMORE, January l2.-Judge John
R, Franklin, ex'Congressman, died yes
tetday.
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In the billiard tournament, third game,
Rudolphe defeated Dion. Score: Rudol.
phe, 600; Dion, All. Rudolphe's average,
i3i; Dion's, 10 21-45. Largest runs;
Rndolphe, 76, "a; Dion, 10S, so, 50.
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CHICAGO.
Reduction OF Tax ON Highwines
Favored.

CHICAGO, ILL, January 12.-All the
distillers IN this internal Revenue Dis.
trict, to-day, adpoted the so.called Gin.
cinnati resolution, favoring reduction
Of the tax on highwines 10 not exceeding
fifty cents on q gallon. J.Pratt, editor
OF the Spirit and Wine Trade, was appoin-
ted to confer with the Committee on Ways
and Means, on their behalf, and present
arguments for the reduction.
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Senator Hoar offered the following res.
olution, which was adopted:
Reolped, That the arguments upon the
very important questions discussed be.
lore the committee have been npresented
with very great rropriety, dignity and
ability, and that the committee willpro-
ceed 10 consider the same on Tuesday
next ut JOAN.
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REDUCTION OF WAGES ABANDONED.

The Blackburn Mill owners hav
abandoned their attempt 10 reduce tn
wages Of the operatives.
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CANADA.
Proposed Incorporation Of Pres.
byterian Church of Canada and
Scotland.

OTTAWA, January 12.-Notice was xiv.
en- to-day in the Official Gatttis Of an ap.
plication'to be made at the next sessiou
Of Parliament for an act to incorporate
the Presbyterian Church Of Canada 10
connection with the Church Of Scotland.
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LARGE FfRE-Loss 81 ,000, ,00l
OBITUARY.

VIM. Cobbelt, well known for the siren.
uous efforts he made in behalf Of the
Tichborne claimant, fell dead in West
minister Hall this morning. He was 8
son Of VIM. Cobbett, the celebrated Eng
lish Radical politician and writer, who
died In 1895.
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TX QuEEN rsAnEL1A,s onsrINAcY.

The TfmeP Paris correspondent tele.
graphs that ex.Queen Isabella who, II
was stated some days ago, would not be
permitted 10 return to Spain on account
Of her action in connection with the ex-
pulsion from France OF Don Carlos, in
sists upon attending the marriage Of King
Alfonso, her son, and the Spanish Am.
bassador, at Paris, Is compelled to resort
TO numberless petty precautions and
stratagems TO prevent her from carrying
out her intention. The marriage OF King
Alfonso and the Princess Mercedes is now
fixed for the ID of Febrnary.