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La crónica., 1878-03-27
p. RUSSEAU
Anteriormente Notario y Abogado
en- los Tribunales Franceses,
Consejero ell Ley y Agente
en- propiedades.

NEGOCIACIONES de prestamos y CO.
de dinero.
vENTAS y COMPRAS de fondos CO.
m~erciales.
ENVIO A EUROPA Y OBTENCION de
toda clase de documentoss-
REGLAMENTO de s~ucesiones de asun
tos l%itigiosos y otros intereses, en- America
Espafia, Mexico, Italia, Suizaf Belgica y
Francia, por c~orresponsales especiales.
Reduction de testamentos, arrenda-
mientos, contractos y actas de c%ualquiera
clase.
RECAUDACION de rentas de casas y
de toda clase de creditos.
EROCESOS sostenidos ante los trlbuna-
les del Estado, en- collaboration con un
abogado recibido por la Corte Supreme
Consultas, Corresponds ncias y Ira
ducciones en- Ingles, Frances y
Espa1ol.
OFICINA-Calle de Merchant, No. 604,
cuarto No. Is, esquina Noroeste de 10 de
Montgomery, San Francisco, California
Horas de "bureau:' de las 9 de Ia ma
nana q las S de La tarde. I'm
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Aviso Importance.

En- la oicina de LA CR0NICA te-
nemos cartas de interes para los
sa1oras s~ipnienfas.
La crónica., 1878-03-27

TELAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
en- IN periodico: Tn fotografo de
Marsella ha obtenido por Ell proce-
dimiento Rubinoni, admirables TO-
togroffas sobre tejidos, inalterables
con ell trascurso del tempo. FL te-
lido y color de la tela no sufren de-
terioro alguno con la estampacion,
la cual Sc verifica f5cilmente y sin
necesidad de retocar las pruebas,
pudiendo lavarse las telas sin tenor
de que desaparezcan las pinturas
oue contengaD; estas pueden hacer-
Sc al cleo, a la aguada y al pastel,
p~reparando al efecto ell lienzo por
procedimientos especiales, segun
sea la clase de pintura que deba re-
cibIr posteriormente.
La crónica., 1878-03-27

Saber adonde reside ell Sr. d. An
tonic Llanez, natural de Sonora,
Mejico, y que hace cosa de 20 amos
sali0 de allf para California. Sc
supone que Sc encuentra en- las mi
mas de Nuevo Almaden, Condsdo
de Santa Clara. Sc agradecera TODD
informe que Sc envfe a su hermana
Santa Ana Llanes, en- Los Angeles,
al cuidado de LA CRoNICA. Sc su-
plica a los peri0dicos de San Fran
Disco que copien esta noticia.
La crónica., 1878-03-27
DR.. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez NJ 10

Antes fue compa1ero del Dr.. Lo Pc Tai
de a Francisco. Puede ser consulate
conidencialmente sobre cualquier enfer-
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, RHO
mes, Organos Digestivos y Genito-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones Sin-
l1ticas y todas las enfermedsdes especia
les que resultan de ~ignora1cIa 6 tontera.
En- a Francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especialista durante
los nltimos diez amos. Puede dar la me-
jor garantfa de la eficacia de sus remedies
con certifcados de personals q q~uienes ha
restituido Ia salud. Todos los ~pacientes
que Sc pongan bajo su cur recibiran ell
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les coblara ST
no Sc les cura. Sc garantiza cura efcaz
y pronta de toda affection uteriDa o cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que aflijen d
las senoras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia en- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la ohcina gratis. Horas de ofcinas
desde las 8 A. NJ. q las 8 P. NJ. n2Ino
La crónica., 1878-03-27
AvISO.

WYNN. FARRELL, Pioneer Gas Fftter)
w Colocador Primitive de Aparatos
para ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ia dado CO.
mienzo q su negocio en- la Gale Nueva
del Concrete M 26, en- seguida de la ST.
llerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y sc halla
listo q atender q TODD 10 pertenecientr q
su oficio.
ETANADaR, Coloca Tubos de Gas y
Tubos de vapor, col toda prontitud y d
precios razonables. Sc Garantiza TODD
Trabsio. Del tama1o de la muestra.
nSnO
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Ill.
Veamos 10 que habia pasado.

Veamos 10 que habia pasado.
LuegO que Bertrand y ell padre
Aaeroix salieron del p~alacio OAR
mand, ell jesuita dijo al notario de
una manera exaltada.
-Sehor Bertrand, estoy escanda-
iizado de 10 que pasa; 81. trataba de
IN negocio fraudulento
-Precisamente, sefor Lacroix.
Sc me habia llamado para con-
'uitarme sobre la conveniencia de
ese asunto; sabeis que dirijo la con-
ciencia de su senora marquesa.
-Lo sc, contest0 ell notario.
-Desde luego me opuse, porque
Sos sabeis mejor que yo, que los
'aie bienes del condo no valen NADIA.
La crónica., 1878-03-27

r. c. Cunningham, dentista.
Tiene sus oficinas en- ell Edificio de
L~aufranco, "A Gale Principal, Los
Angeles. Tiene para la practica los
Instruments mas modernos y me-
iorados de la ciencia. Extrae nue.
las, limpia y compone las dentadu-
ras Y hace TODD 10 demas r~eferente
& la profession de dentista.
La crónica., 1878-03-27
LIBRO PRIMERO.
Ell VIEJO
CAPTrULO UNDECIMo.
FL colnenzar de la batalla.

Los amigos del sehor Simpson Sc
reunieron la noche en- que hacemos
concurrir q nuestros lectores, desti-
NADIA a solemnizar ell cumpleahos
del rico comerciante..
La reunion noseranumerosa, pero
-allf reinabs una gransalegrfa; ADge-
lea y Amalias hacian los honores
cor tanta delicadezs, que damas y
caballeros estaban cautivados con
aquella soire de intimidad.
Sc tocaba ell piano, Sc cantaba, Sc
bailaba, Sc bebian muy buenos vi
Jos y refrescos de todas classes, y sc
reia con la expansion mas pura y
Ia franqueza mas cordial.
Arturo conversaba con ell senior
Simpson, sin permitiIse ostentar
sus relaciones con la sef1orita Soto
Mayor; esta q su vez bailaba con
todos sus amigos; tenia para sus
amigos palabras de galanterfs, for
mando la delicia de la reunion.
Acerc6se Ell grupo donde Arturo
departia alegremente con sus
contertulios, y tendiendo la ma
no al padre de Amalia, lie dijo SON.
rieudo de una n encantadors:
-Senor Simpson, me hareis ell
honor de bailar conmigo?
-Hija mia, mis- tiempos han pa
sado, elejfs una pareja invalida.
No importa, 81 no sois ell mejor
de los bailadores, ST soisI Ell primero
de mis- amigos.
"A mucha honra, hija mia, dijo
enterneeido ell senior Simpson.
ST, ST, que bale, gritaron los
concurrentes.
-Dios milo! pero que voy a bai-
lar! exclam0 ell protector de Ange-
llca; 81 20 solo sc ell bale del tempo
de Luis XIV.
-Supongo, dijo Amalia, mostran-
DO las perlas finfsimas de su denta-
dura, que no me hareis un desaire
pdblico; relexionad, senior Simp-
son, que estamos Ell p%resencia de
las naciones extranjeras......!
Tn APPLAUSE contest6 q este rasgo
e0mico de la joven, no tsnto por 10
que decia, sino por la de
decirlo.
-Puesto que ell mundo, respondi6
Simpson, sguarda de mi una pi-
rueta, bailare un rigod6n con mi
queiidfsima hija Angelica.
La j6ven acerco la frente a los Ia
bios de su protector.
Un triple APPLAUSE resono en- ell
salon.
Arturo estaba ~encantajo.
Dispusieronse las parejas, son0 la
musica EMBELLISHMENTS, como ha-
ciendose eco de la algeria que rel
naba IN todos los coraZones, y CO.
menzaron los primeros lances del
rigodon.
Los caballeros que no bailaban,
Sc pusieron de pie q contemplar la
pareJa, centric de la cuadrilla.
En- medic del tumulto Sc acerco
un pale al coronel Arturo y lie en-
trego una tarjeta.
Acerc6se ell coronel a Eloisa, cue
estaba de descanso Ell aquel mo-
meRto, y lie dijo al dido: disculpad-
me con vuestro padre, pero Sc me
Hama para IN negocio urgente.
-Dios milo! nos vais a abandonar?
-Sois mi amiga, sois mi hernia
Ia, yo sc que pasa algo grave, vol
we're a decfroslo, aunque la tertulia
maya conclude; esperadme.
No ~falteis, me dejais inquieta.
Esta conversation rapida no pudo
ser notada por los concurrentes; solo
Angelica, visiblemente inquieta,
eruz0 una mirada cor Amalia, CO.
mo interrogandola.
Amalia eontesto que esperase.
La crónica., 1878-03-27

Los Sehores citados pueden pasar
q recoger dichas cartas q nuestra
o~ficina, y los que vivian fuera de Los
Angeles pueden pedirlas indicando-
nos ell lugar de su Residential para
que selas remitamos nosotros por
elScorf6D.
La crónica., 1878-03-27

ns- A Bradley y Rulofson Sc les n
dio la Medalla Nacional de Orc por las
MeJores Fotogra1as de los Estados Unidos,
v la Medalla de viena por las Mejores del
Mundo.
429 Gale Montgomery, San Francisco
La crónica., 1878-03-27
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una M
DE LA CARLOAD.

NOVELA ORIGINAL POR
JUAN a. NIATEOA.
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business Embarrasmenis.

PHILADELPHIA, February 4.-The
Hestonville Passenger Railroad Com
pany permitted notes to the value of
$4,000 to go to protest. The appoint
ment of receiver ia inevitable
The total floating and funded debt is
S46l 900.
CHICAGO, February 4-Wm. Sturges,
well known in railroad circles, filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy late To-
day Secured debts S752,50O, with secu-
rites valued at Sl4l, 600; unsecured debts
S4l2,762. He is also liable on bills and
accounts TO the amount Of $4,000. The
assets consist OF stock IN the Crescent
Iron Company to the amount Of S250,OOO
and stock IN the Lesven worth, Lawrence
and Galveston railroad to the amount Of
100000.
ST. LOUIS, February 4.-Parties re-
presenting the National Bank Of Com
merce, OF New York, entered suit today
against the National bank Of the State OF
Nj issourl, fo- a million sad q half Of dol
lara The petition rscited an agreement
entered into Dec. 70, 1866, by the two
institutions, whereby the former loaned
the latter one million of dollars, in the
form Of = continuing losu; Of this
amount, 100000, with interest, is still
due. /. is further claimed that the s..
Louis bank is indebted TO the New York
bank 100000 for moneys paid on its Ac-
count up 10 the date OF suspension. A
third half million is claimed for money
lent in the course of banking sccommo-
dstion to the date Of suspension. The
State bank is now in the hands Of re-.
Ceivar
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pesrance, and 60 all doubts as to fiuctua-
tion would have ended. He then re.
ferred 10 the act of England, Germany
and other European countries, in regard
to the adoption of silver and gold STAN
dard, and read the recently published
dispatch in regard to France suspend.
ing the coinage of silver.
Mr.. Msthews-The vote in the French
Assembly WAS to restrain the coinsge of
silver on private account, and not on
Government account.
Mr.. Bayard said he did not so under
stand it. He quoted from q table, as to
the number OF silver dollars coined at
various times, and said be wanted the
people to see that from 1905 to 1885 their
fathers did not coin any of them.
Mr.. Withers asked if two of the half
dollars then coined did not make one
dollar?
Mr.. Bsyard said that the cry of the
Senator had not been for half dollars OF
his fathers but it had been for the dollar.
One effect of the passage of this
bill would be to lessen the revenues on
imports TO the extent of 10 per cent, and
one of his greatest apprehensions of the
result of its passage would be the return
ing from Europe tor sale IN the United
States of large numbers of our bonos now
held abroad. This would lower them in
price.
MIR. Eaton then took the floor, but
yielded for a motion to adjourn.
Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Among the bills introduced and re-
ferred during the morning hour was one
by Mr.. Southland, authorizing the pay
ment of customs in legal tender notes,
and one by Mr.. Nj Is providing that all
bonds hereafter issued by the govern
ment shall be payable, principal and in
teTest, in gold, silver or legal tender
notes.
By Mr.. Davis, of North Csrolina-To
reduce the tax on brandy made from ap-
Piles, peaches or grapes, 35 cents.
By Mr.. Riddle-For constitutional
amendment providing for the election Of
President by direct vote OF the people
By Mr.. Sexton-Msking receivers of
railroad corporations amensble to the
process and judgments of the courts of
the several States through which said
roads are run.
Mr.. Glover moved to suspend the rules
and sdept the resolution authorizing the
Committee on Expenditures in the Treas
ury Department TO send sub committees
to such points as it may think advisable
to take testimony, and giving that com.
mittee leave to sit during the sessions of
OF the House. Defeated-yeas 1877. nays
l08--not two-thirds in the affirmative.
Mr.. McMshon moved to suspend the
rules and adopt the resolutions, reclting
that in the present condition of public
distress it is important that the wealthy
OF the country shall bear their fair pro-
portion of the burdens of taxation, and
instructing the Committee on Ways and
Means to report bill at as earlJ
time as practicable, imposing graduated
tax on the excess OF incomes above a
reasonable minimum to be fixed by law.
Defeated; yeas l65, nays SS, being less
than two-thirds in the affirmative. The
affirmative votes came chiefly from DEM
ocrats, and the negatives from RepublI-
cans. AS exceptions however the follow
ing Republicans voted in the affirmative:
Messrs. Burchsrd, Cannon, Esrrall, Dun
nell, Fort, Hale, Hubbell, Hunter, Jor-
gensen, Page, Price, Powers, Rsiney,
Sampson, Strait and voorhees,. The fol-
lowing Democrats voted IN the negative:
Messrs. Bridges, Cox, of New York,
Eickhof, Harden bergh, Maisb, Phillips,
Springer, Swami, Walker, Willis, OF
New York, and Wood.
Mr.. Ellsworth, referring to the posi-
ton which he took last Friday in the
mstter OF the charges against the door.
keeper, presented an affidavit from the
door. keeper denying as utterly without
foundation the charges against his official
integrity made IN the afidsvits OF Cor
yell and Duffy, and earnestly requesting
an investigation on the part Of the
House. The affidavit was referred to the
Committee on Civil Service Reform.
Adjourned
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Hellain Custody.

New ORLEANS, February 4.-Ex-Gov.
Wells WAS brought TO the city by morn
ing t-sin on the New Orleans and Mo
bile railroad. \ carriage wss in wait
ing al Clsybourne street intersection, to
avoid the crowd which had gathered 8;
the Canal street depot. Wells was
taken to the parish prison. He IS suffer-
ing from a slight attack of pheumonis,
nf. Smith, his physician, was sent for
Wells declines 10 answer questions
as to his reason for leaving town or sur
rendering. A current report Is that be
surrendered 20 save the sureties on his
bond. But the tact is, his counsel expect
t. get favorable jury out Of new panel
which was drawn Saturday, for the pre-
sent month,
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of your aids an order to the various de-
partments of the State, including the
Adlutant- General, Chief OF Ordinance,
Comm issioner. General and Quarter Mas
ter.General, as we'll as the Auditor, re-
quiring them TO furnish you forthwith
such reports, as would exhibit what had
been done for the defense OF the State,
since the passage of the ordinance OF
Secession.
l retired early that night, and left you
in your office. The next moraing (Sun-
day) when came down to breakfast, L
found you, to my surprise, in your office
sitting at your table writing. l said:
"Governor, you are down earlier than
usual ibis morning. What Is stirringT
You replied: 81 have not been to bed
yet. l have been up all night rewriting
my message, and if you will sit down l
will read it to you"
Never can | forget the impression left
upon my mind by that message, written
as have stated between II o'clock Sat-
urday night and 8 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. This message was sent at once TO
the convention, which was in session on
that Sunday.
About two o'clock the door-bell rang.
l went TO the door and found there Hon.
Ballard Preston and r. 4. Scott. men,
bers of the convention, who asked to see
the Governor. l told them he was
asleep, having been up all night prepar-
ing q message for the Convention. They
came in, and said they had called TO ex-
press their great qualification at the mes
sage which had been received in Con-
vention that morning, that it
had carried the Convention as
1t were, by storm, and had given assur-
ance to every member of the Convention
that the Stale bad as its Chief Executive
3 man who could be relied upon in the
hour OF the States pesil-to see that she
should suffer no detriment.
That message, written as l have stated,
the product OF your own brain, and OF
your own good sense, turned the public
sentiment overwhelmingly to your sup
port; men of all parties rallied around
your standard, and il may be fairly
thai the Executive who pre-
pared such q State paper as that in the
spring of 1861, needed no outside aid to
write any OF the public papers Of his
/ remain very truly,
francis Ii. SMITH.
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Iptuuetioa Dissolved.

CHIcAGr, February 4,-Judge Blod'
get, has dissolyed the temporary injunc.
lion recently granted, which restrained
Vim. 3 Clspp, agent Of the st. Loui.
Mes. PraerTing Company, from making
or selling On article known ~ the
cooked compressed canned meat"
TIE 81. L0gil, Kansas City and North
eru And the Missouri rsilrosd conpsoiei
today gave the forty day notice required
;or Withdrawal lrcu the Southwestern
Rate Association Pool
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. n,.no.,,,ou 20 wat, Until 1850.

WAsHIsGToS, February S.-Ihere "a =
manifest inclination among the Demo
crAu 20 oppose tbs: fcsture Of Senator
Davis bill recognizing the Judiciary
which gives the President the power 70
appoint number Of additional judges.
They sll admit that the courts are very
much behind 10 their work, and that such
a measure Of relief IL needed 10 the pSbiic
interest, bat they do not like the idea OF
filing 90 many life positions with Repot-
li,ans, and so they ssy the MISTER Woai
grow much worse in the three years 10
come, aud then The chsncss kre that they
will be in power, and the new Judges
will then be Democrs.s.
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peIIrium nua Death.

CrsCrSSATI. February 4 Mis- Ssilie
Porter, aged IS, while in the delirium Of
fever escaped from her room and the
house shortly after midnight last night,
ard wandered q couple Of squares 10 her
bare feet, clad only in her nigh. dress,
and died. She S0 not missed until
three in the morning. when her mother
woke 10 give her her medicine, and
missing her daughter gave The alarm
and ner dead body was found an hour
later. The deceased was daughter Of
W. II. Porter, q resident Of Wootb0rn
svenue, one Of the Suburban diEtricts Of
,hts Sity
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Surrender OF tweed Ring ExiIes.

NEW YORK, February 4,-Ex.SenatOr
Harry Genet, OF Harlem Court House
notoriety, and one OF the ring fugitives,
surrendered this morning and gave bail
in $4,000. lie has wesried appear
snce. The Commercial says: 1t Is tn
derstood that all the ring exlles WILL
return one by one. The sudden appear
snce of Genet, to-day, caused quite a
sensation. He says: l am in no
way guilty of the chsrges made
against me, and had the trial upon
which | was convicted taken place at
any other time, no jury in the world
would have convicted me. | was tried
at time OF great excitement, and when
it was believed ! was member of the
ring and connected generally with others
who were pluudering the city.
Sheriff Brennan and his deputies, who
were fined and imprisoned in the Ludlow
street Jail for permitting Genet to escape,
are declared to have been in no way
privy to, nor had they knowledge OF his
lesye-taking.
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RELIGIOUS REVEALS.
An Unprecedented Revival at Rich
mOnd, Va.

RICHMOND, February S.-The great
unprecedented religious revival, under
the preaching OF Rev. w. S. Rainsford,
the young evangelist of the Church Of
England, still keeps up. There is per-
feet Juror. st. Paul Episcopal Church,
the largest and most fashionable church
in Richmond, is jsmmed every noon
and night. Members OF the Pro.
testant denominations and all classes of
hardened outsiders attend. AS l write,
this evening, hundreds of people are be-
ing turned away, unable to get in. st.
Paul Church building is large enough
for ordinary crowds, but it is feared that
the galleries may break down with the
present rush. This city has been i'll.
fsted in respect to the falling OF public
structures, and tomorrow it is proposed
as precaution TO have policemen act as
ushers and sllow only comfortable con-
gregation to assemble within the sacred
walls. Rainsiord's services have inter-
fered materially with all places of amuse-
ment.
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HenNY ForEeKI.

Henry s. Noes, s member OF the Board
Of Aldermen aid prominent merchant,
is discovered 10 have forged papers 70 the
extent Of $4,000 or $4,000. New York
and Louisville parties are the sufferers.
Mr. Moe. was senior member OF the hrm
of Noes i SsmpIe, wholesale hard ware
dealers, and bore 50 excellsn: reputation
for business integrity.
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Death of n Prominent Physieian.

LgUIsvILLE, February al 2. Yam
dell, Sr., celebrated a. 9 physician, editor
and author, and we'll known throughout
the country, died to-day, in his seventy.
third year. he was the frat President
Of the Kentucky Medical Society and 3
member Of the American Medical Asso-
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weather Inarcaffons.

wnHISSros, February 4, ! A. NJ
Por the fennesses 2nd Ohio Valley,
and Lower Lake., warner, clear or part
~ cIosdy Ees.her, south winds aad fall
ing barometer.
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VOL. 10.
ry.COV. JOHN LETCHER.
v,sr,NG CoRREsPoaDENcE'

from TX Governor LetcheF'
Le'e nnford, -. BasSrtt French
cor r,aueis II. smith. in Re-
rard to Capt. q. II: ',"lit"'
statement Ihat Col. Ter
r,iI Assisted the Gov
eruor In the
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Asylum Burned.

SHANGHAI, February Am asylum
for women and children ST Tieutsin has
been burned, and over two thousand per-
snns perished in the fire.
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ChaIlenxe Accepted.

AuBURs, February 4.-Courtney
agrees TO the stipulstions of Eph Morris
for three mile race on the Hutton
course for 81, 900 aside.
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PIncky Little Greece.

ATHENS, February 4.--The Greeks
captured Domoco st the point OF bsyon-
e.; $50 Greeks killed. Five Turkish
men Of war passed Dsrdsnnelles Sunday,
on their way 10 the Greek coast. Their
are only 500 troops in Athens, and a
small English gunbost a. PlirAeus.
Hundreds OF volunteers are leaving for
the frontier. On receipt Of the news Of
the signing of the Turco. RussiAn armis-
tice On extra sitting Of the Chamber was
held and the miniitry aud House sgreed
TO continue the present policy. General
SapounizAky with 100 troops WA order.
ed 70 enter Epirus Sunday morning.
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Rishop OF Edtaburgh,

ROME, February 4.-The Courier states
that Cardinal Howard is TO be created
Archbishop Of Edinburgh and Prims,e
of Scotland.
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Steamboat Sunk.

NEW ORLEANS. February 4.-The
steamboat Leslie Taylor, struck snsg
in lower Atchsfalsgs, Sunday morning.
and soon thereafter sunk. No lives were
Tossed. The boat and cargo are reported
total loss,