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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01

Total tax duc.......l3 IS S3s 70 4S2 90
Now, therefore, for the purpos" Of making
said, | shall, ut the east door Of the Court
house in Warren county, Mississippi, on Mon
day, the 4th day Of March, AID. 1878, be-
tween the hours prescribed By law for Shcr-
i'll s sales, offer all the aforesaid lands, or Sc
much of the same as will pay the taxes Pforc-
said, for sale to the highest and best bidder
for cash, for the same.
Al. FLANAGAN,
febll Sheriff Of Warren County.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01

IUIHT WIN WTV'''''''''''T VI Z Vt 10 90
And ii appearing that that par, Of Lot Il,
jenkins survey ot the city OF Nick.burg,
described rs one hundred aud twenty-five
feet on north side Of Harrison street, and cx-
tcndingn north between parallel lines To South
street and having the same front thereon,
being the same property conveyed to John
A. Peale by Thomas lInckctt and wife, BY
deed dated 18Th day Of April, 1863, and Of
record in the Chanccry Clerk, Cfice Of War
rem county, in Dcrd-6ook &C, page 5ll, the
property Of Juliet a. Pcnlr, has been left un.
assessed for the years 1914, 1875, 1876 and
1871, by the Assessor, | therefore assess said
Lot at the rate If 5000 for each or said
years, upon which said assessment there i.
now due the following taxes:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01
Tax SALE
City Property.
srATE or MlssIssIPPI-wAnnEx Courrr.

STATE OF MlSSISSlPPl-WARR COUNT.
In obedience to the requirements Of Section O. page 8 of the Acu of the State Of
Mississippi ! will SELL at public outry, Al The eAtd door OF the Courthouse OF Warren
county, between the hours prescribed by law, on Monday the 4h day March, Al. 1873
for cash, to the highest bidder all the following described list Of Real Estate or so much
Of the same as may be necessary to make the amount Of ua1s due thereon:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01

And II appearing that the south halt Of
Lot |, Section q, Township II, Range 3 East,
containing AZ acres supposed TO belong to
Richmond Perlpr, has been left unassessed
for the years 1874, 1875, 1876 and 1877, by the
Assessor, | therefore assess said lands nj the
rate Of s. per acre, upon which said asses.
ment thereis now due the following taxes
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01
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County property.
TATE OF Observation-Disclosures CouNrr.

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Mexico,
AN EaBRoGLIo IN DIAz's CABINET, &C

AN EMBROGLIO IN DIAZ'S CABINET, &C.
HAVANA, May 1.-THE steamer City OF
Mexico arrived here this morning from
Vera Cruz, bringing the following intelli-
gencc from the Mexican capital, under date
of May 3D.: ..
GA feeling OF anxiety exists in political
circles. Seniors Valerie, Minister OF For
eign Relations; Tagle, Minister OF Justice !;
and Garcia Cadena, Minister OF the Int
rior, were elected judges OF the National
Supreme Court. Afterwards President
Daz appointed them members OF his Cabi-
net. license being granted them to alb
stain from court duties. y question
OF Jurisdiction resulted therefrom between
the Executive and the Supreme Court. The
controversy has now eliminated, the court
withdrawing the license and requesting the
ministers to resign either one position Or
the other. Seniors Tagle and Garcia Cadena
have consequently resigned their seats in
the Supreme Court. Senior Tallerte's in
tentions arc unknown. He is greatly CHI
harrassed in consequence, as he is the Chief
Justice and heir to the Executive chair in
case Of vacancy; besides, he Is reluctant
to reinquish either the position OF
the premiership or the chief-justice-
ship. VALERIE is also the most promi-
nent candidate for the next presidency.
His enemies are consequently eXulting
over the trying position in which he is
placed. 1t is probable that the court will
extend further license TO VALERIE; it being
considered impolitic that he should leave
the State Department before the settlement
of the American question.
son April Goth Minister Foster gave an
official dinner to President Diaz.
.Nothing has TRANSFERRED regarding Ler-
do, a rising on the Rio Grande, or fresh
border troubles"
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Reported for the Dispatch.
Greenbrier PreSbytery.
CFrnNn nav

SECUND DAY.
Presbytery met at St O'Clock, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. S. r. Houston.
Reading minutes and announcement of
committees were attended to.
The roll made up stands thus: s. r..
Houston, D. D., j. {. Barr, j. G. Brown,
Edward Eells, James Hayner, NJ. L. Lacy,
j. H. Leps, J. II. Lewis, d. S. Syden-
stricken, J. Fl. McCown, G. a. Wilson. w.
e. Hill, Elders James Withrow, j. A. Cart
ner. A. II. johnson, William Haynes, G. W.
Handy, G. w. Craig, j. L. Hutchinson, j.
Harvey Poague, DR.. Matt. Wallace, and j.
Fl. Miller.
The commissioners to the General Assem-
bly, nominated last fall were confirmed, after
substituting one alternate. They stand
thus: Principals, Rev. W. E. Hill and
Elder J. II. Renwick, with Rev. j. Fl. Leps
and DR.. L. F. Campbell aternates.
A petition to organize church near
Hilsdale, Monroe county, was granted, and
a committee appointed-S. r. Houston, u.
Il. Lyle, and A. II. johnson.
Several subjects were fixed rs order OF the
day. Reports OF minutes OF General AS
sembly, including "New Book" first TO-
morrow morning; second, Committees on
Sustentation and CHARACTERIZATION at log A.
NJ; third, other committees at P. NJ.
Considerable discussion was elected by
the report of the committee appointed last
meeting to consider such modification OF
fall meeting as to make it more OF con-
ventiop. The report was recommittcd.
The afternoon was taken up with reports
from the churches.
Rev. Edward Eells preached in the morn.
ing, and w. E. Hill at night.
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Prcsbytery of Montgomery.
THIRD DAT.
[Reported for the Dispatch.]

COvlSGTON. VA, May 10, 1878.
The Revised Book was not adopted.
PreSbytery reserves its final vote until the
Assembly sends it down again rs modified
by the action OF preSbyterles this spring,
and urges this course. OF the nine special
amendments the first two, Acknowledgement
of ministers and examination, were rejected.
The election of officers by communicates
only was adopted. The new definition of
offences was adopted, and ull the other Of
these amendments adopted.
+. G. Railey, candidate for the ministry,
was received from Upper Missouri Presby-
terry; and w. W. Coppedge, Il licentiate
from Nashville Presbytcry. w. w. Ruff
was takenRlnder care as candidate for the
ministry. petitions were granted for new
churches in Giles and Craig. 4 call from
Catawba was placed in the hands Of ". III.
Coppcdge, and accepted by him. Rev. J..
6. Dinwddie, now supplying the church at
Big Lick, being member of West Hanover,
received permission to labor in our bounds.
Rev. DR.. D. B. Ewing eloquently addressed
the Presbytery in behalf Of Hampden-
ney College.
Presbytery agreed to hold an adjourned
meeting at Catawba June Goth to ordain
and install Mr.. Coppedge, If the way he
clear.
Arrangements were made to organize the
new church at Hoge'S, in Giles county,
July 27tn. -.--
Presbytery declined to agree to the re-
lease Of Rev. j. e. Triplett, called by Ebe-
nezer PTesbytery 10 be their evangelist,
Mr.. Triplett submitting the question to the
decision OF this body. .-....-.
Examination OF candidates occupied a
considerable part Of the day-viz., Messrs.
Moseley, McPheeters, and Railey. P.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. May II, 1873.

american Goid.-100h bid
State Observation-Disclosures conso's, 504 bid. COX
asked; Virginia consols. new. 33 bid; Virginia
deferred, AZ bid Virginia interest certificates, 81
asked.
CitY Observation-Disclosures city as, 1l7k bid :;
Richmond city 6'S. 102,! bic: Petersburg CITY 6's,
burg city 6's Oh bid; Fredericksburg city -. 102
bid.
Raiiroad BondS.-Vireisia Central Railroad
Virginia Central Railroad fourth nortgage S's. j.
and j.. e5 bid; Vreinit Central Railroad non
mortgage IS. J. AID D., SO bid; Virginia and Ten
nesscc Railroad second mortgage Us, D. and J..
MORTGAGE SIS. J. anu D., 95 bid; Southsde Rail-
road second mortgage preferred C'S, j. and D., II
bid, "a asked; Southsidc Railroad third mortgage
preferred 6's, j. and D., 81 bid "a asked; Peters
SCI. bid, 90 asked: Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage SIS. j. and D., 10 Did, 20 asked; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad irst mortgage rs,
\. and o., 100 bid: Richmond, fredericksburg and
Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG. and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs. j. and D.. 92f MD; RICHMOND and
Ianvillc Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and r.. 70
bid % asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortr age
SIS, 4. and o., 81 BID.
Railroad Stocks-nichmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par. rs
askcd Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad six Fer cent guaranteed. 100 par, 81 bid
seven cent stldrantecd, 100 par, 90 big; Rich
mond AMI Danvilc Railroad. 100 par, 2 bid.
Bank StOckS.-National Bank OF Virginia, 90
par, SO asked: Planters National, 100 pGr II
asked.
Insurance CompnnieS.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc, 25 par, 40 bid; Virginia Stnte, % rar, 20
3D. Mereha2s y and S ~ hid 100 par 80 DID,
Aiscellaneous old Dominion Steamship Com.
pauy, 60 par, 76 bid.
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SATURDAY, nights 7ELEGRAhS.
DEsPERATE.ATT AssAssINATE
fHE EMPEROR OF GERMANY.

SECRETARY THOMPSON AND PARTY AT
NoRFOLK-THE STEAMSHIP sARDIN1AN's
PASSENGERS NEW YORK SYNDICATE
AND THE FOUR ANDA HALF PER CENTS
DESPERATE EFFORTS OF A TENNESSEE
DESPERATE TO ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY.
THE WHIPPING-PosT IN DELAWARE-THE
TURF IN Observation-Disclosures LOU
IsYANA-ARREsT OF AN ALLEGED MUIR
DERER-EMBARRAssIN SITUATION IN
THE MEXICAN CABNET-THE POPE TO
REMAIN IN THE VATICAN; CONDITION
OF HIS HEALTH-THE CARDINALS AND
THE GERMAN PRIESTS THE LONDON
.TIMEs,sn COMMENTS ON THE coMMUNIs-
TIC MOVEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.
&C, &C.
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Movements Of the Syndicate.

NEW YORK, May 11.-1nquiry was made
to-day in regard to the reports that the SYM
dictate was about to subscribe for the Au-
gust option Of the Observation-Disclosures
centum bonds. Members Of the Syndicate
said that the sales of bonds had been very
large, and although no exact figures could
be obtained, it was learned that between
S24, 100000 and S25,000,0O0 had already
been disposed OF. 1t was said that a sub
scription of s5,O0O,OO0 for the August OPP
tom would probably be made to-day or
Monday.
NEW York, May lit is stated that the
Syndicate to-day subscribed for $4,000, 900
more Observation-Disclosures. bonds, MAX
ing $50 200, 900 already taken of the $50, 00O,-
600 contracted for. The demand from the
West and New England for these bonds is
increasing.
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The naval visitors.

THEIR ARRIVAL, RECEPTION, And ENTERTAIN
NENT AT EoRFGLK-h PLEASANT TR1P-THE
PARTY TO RETURN TO wAsHINGToN ON NON
| DAY.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatcn.1
| NORFOLK, VA, May u.-Hon. II. w.
Thompson, Secretary OF the Navy, and
party OF Government officials and legisla-
tors, arrived here on the Daytime steamer
| Adelaide this morning. The party consist
ed Of the Secretary and his son; Hon. John
Hogg, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy;
Rear.Admiral Gustavus 81. Scott, Fabius
Stanley, Commodore Thomas II. Stevens;
Congressman John Goode, Jr., of Virginia;
John Hanna, Of Indiana; and Leopold
Morse, OF Massachusetts,, representing the
Naval Committee; Hon. J. Proctor
Knott, OF Kentucky, Of the Committee
on the Judiciary; Hon. Stephen D. Lind
sey, OF Maine, and Levi Warner, OF Con-
necticut, OF the Committee on Claims. A
number OF ladies were in the party, and the
whole throng numbered fifty-four persons,
embracing department clerks, Of course,
and, newspaper men and women, there
being two of the latter species OF CORE
spondents. An immense throng OF people
assembled on the Daytime wharf, and as
the Adelaide steamed up the harbor to the
foot of High street the flagship Powha-
tan saluted her with seventeen guns,
and the ships Of the Old Domin-
ion Line dipped their colors. The
United States steamer Fortune was in wait
ing, and steamed over to Norfolk to break
fast at the Atlantic Hotel. After breakfast
the same steamer conveyed the party to the
navy-yard, where they were received with
all the honors OF the service. After an hours
stay at the yard the visitors went on board
the Old Dominion steamer PanlIico, which
Com modore Parks had placed at their
disposal, and very soon after rapidly
steamed up the Southern Branch. Several
representatives OF the Norfolk Board
of Trade went along. 4 throng of
Norfolk ladies accompanied the visitors as
far as Great bridge, and were brought back
to the city on tug. 1t is the purpose OF
the party to return here early On Monday
morning. They will spend all day in Nor
folk, and accept 4 banquet to be given by
the businessmen OF the city, and at O'Clock
will take the Bay steamer on their return to
Washington.
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DANVILLE.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
MAY 10, 1878.
1t has been ordered by the Council that
delegates be sent to the railroad conven-
ton, which is to be held at Winston, n. g.,
on the 18th instant, in support of the scheme
for building railroad from Danyille to
Statesville, n. g. Colonel 7. S. Flournoy,
Major w. L. Sutherlin, W. W. WorshaD,
Dr.. II. w. Keen, Colonel j. NJ. Neal, and j.
L. Tyack have been appointed from amongst
the citizens; L. NJ. Pace, F. 3. Gravely,
and Captain Daniel Coleman from the Coun-
ell.
Mr.. p. Bouldin, OF the Times, has been
very i'll for nearly two weeks. but is now
slowly recovering. During his illness Mr..
Frank S. Woodson has been upon the tripod
at the Times Office.
II is now reported from Patrick county
that Tazewell Turner, who was believed to
have killed his son about twelve years ago,
and had gone OF during the inquest which
was being held over the remains OF man
which were found near Goblintown creek.
has returned to. that neighborhood and will
submit to trial, should it be found neces-
sary.
Mayor j. {. Luck reports the amount Of
the fines imposed for last month at S15S;
number OF arrests, LOT.
The residence OF w. r. Midkif, near
Hodnetts mill, in this county, was burned
down on the Sd instant, and with it all Of
bis furniture and provisions were de-
stroyed
DR.. W. i. Robinson, health officer, in his
report OF the 7th instant states that in the
last month the number OF deaths exceeds
that OF any previous month, but that only
TWO OF the deaths resulted from any acute
or active disease, and not one OF them was
traceable to any local or epidemic cause.
Judge j. D. Coles, OF the Hastings Court
OF this county, has determined not TO grant
license for the retailing of ardent spirits
10 any person at whose place OF business
there has been any disturbance OF the peace
within the twelve months preceding the
application for the license.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church have
Melted about $790 by their fair.
The May term OF the Circuit Court
Judge Tredway presiding-was held from
the LIST TO the 9Th instant. There was not n
ease on the criminal docket, and no import,
ant case ON the civil docket.
After the rain on Sunday last some plant
ing Of Tobacco was done. The. weather
bow Is. cool and drying, aud in other re.
speets Is not favorable for the growth Of
the plants. .$5
Our market Is well supplied with peas,
Strawberries, and cherries. ALPHA.
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Lexington pfesbytery.
THIRD DAY.
(Repor.ed for The Dispa,ch. ]

Reported for the Dispa,ch.l
The report on Sabbath schools showed
this work to be in prosperous condition.
Some churches had not been heard from,
yet there was an increase In the number OF
| teachers and scholars.
A committee was appointed to install
Rev. +. H. Gaines us pastor OF Hebron
church.
| In the Book Of Church Order the article
depriving ministers not engaged in an au-
thoriZed ministerial calling OF the right to
| vote in Presbytery was adopted--ayes, 80;
| noes, s. That requiring ministers seeking
admission to a Presbytery to be examined
| on experimental religion, &C., was reject
ed-ayes, II; noes, %. The section on &C.
clesiastical commissions was adopted-ayes,
40; noes, 5.
Mr. John A. Preston, OF Lexington,
preached his trial sermon to crowded
house, which was sustained as satisfactory.
The Standing Committee on Publication
was directed to inquire into the expectancy
Of undertaking the work Of colportage
within our bounds.
Rev. DIR. Robert B. White, OF Chesapeake
Presbytery, was invited to sit as q corrc-
spending member.
Collierstown church was chosen as the
place, and August Dist the time. for the
next regular meeting.
In the afternoon the Book OF Church Or
der was again taken up, and the third form,
concerning the election OF officers, was
adopted--ayes 80, noes 6; the first form, as
the definition Of an offence-ayes a, noes
3; the article concerning ministers who
habitualy fail to be engaged in the regular
discharge OF their official functions, unani-
mously; that in regard to judgment with
out process, unanimously; that with refer
ence to members who confess an unregene-
rate heart-ayes A, noes l; and that con-
corning ministers who arc satisfied that God
has not called them to the ministry, unani-
mously. The Book OF Church Order was
adopted as a whole--ayes, 80; noes, 8.
The Presbytery respectfully requests the
General Assembly, in case "The Book"
shall not be adopted by 4 majority OF the
Prcsbyteries, to continue the work OF re-
vision.
a committee was appointed to revise the
standing committees Of Presbytery.
Permission was granted Augusta church
to employ Rev. DR.. Robert Is. White as
stated supply, and the course of the church
in giving Rev. DR.. Handy, their pastor,
leave OF absence for twelve months on ac-
count Of i'll health was approved.
Rev. DR.. Mullaly preached at O'Clock p.
NJ. a. Fl. II.
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5crNc11frsfArT.


c1scrSsA7I. May u, Flour steady and m
Si.IS. Corn quiet but sfm &C ESD &c. Oats strong
at 3O@3ic. Pork quiet and steady at sg; Lard
dull and nominal: steam, s7Af37xo. Buik .'neats
quiet but firm; tboulders s!lort az midaiss,
Irm at Az SIS aud 6sc. for shoulders clear RIB and
clear tides Whiskey duh At $1.03. Butter dun.
LOUISVILLE.
: LOUISVILLE. May 1l.-FIour dull. Wheat dull It
e1I6. Corn-Mixed, Acc. PORK steady, and Arm
g 1925; Lard quiet sS. steady; choice ls g
shoulders, s5e2N@s3.75; clear rib, e4.959$s;
clear stdes, $6Z5 Bacon steady and 1rm shor n
sugar-cured hams, S7.50@S9. Whiskey firm at
SI.Q8. Manufactured tobacco dull and unchanged.
49, Chicago.
CHICAGO, MAY 11.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat active and 9 shade h'ghcri Nc. Snisago
$1.0SGaS1. 08R June; No. 8 Chicago spring, 81 .02
@S1. 04; rejected, SIC. Corn steady and hrm nc ~
634OXc. cash, 39xc. May, 39xc. June. 40ac. July;
rejected, 368c. Pork In fair demand and lower;
$40 cash, .SS.42kt9sS.45 June. SS.s2K@$e.65
July Lard III fair demand bur lower sS.s5 cash,
ders, 3xc.; short rib, 4xc. u ffss Fstts3sss
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the Louisiana log Seizures.

LAKE CHARLES, LA, May 11.-Onc OF
Special Agent Carter's witnesses testified
to-day to the seizure OF 100000 logs in one
day. and that Deputy Marshal MCGOWAN,
upon the day OF bis arrival at the west
fork of the Cotocosin river, stuck upon a
tree Il notice OF the seizure OF 10000 logs,
more or less, lying on or near the west fork
OF the Cotocosin river, Indian bayou,
Beckwith's creek, Hickory branch, and all
the other tributaries and branches Of the
west fork OF the Cotocosin river. The
cross-eXamination shows that it was i'm
possible for any man to travel the country
named in six days. And this witness
testified that he was familiar with the coun-
try, and could have travelled over the part
mentioned in the notice OF seizure in seven
or eight days, and merely looked at the logs,
giving a rough estimate OF the number.
TO have counted the logs would require
ten or twelve days. Deputy Marshal Co
van left New Orleans for Cotocosin about
the 7th OF May, 1877, and arrived at Lake
Charles on the 10th, and at the west fork OF
the Cotocosin on the 18th.
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A Tennessee Desperate.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 11.-At the Crimi-
nal Court here to-day Judge Logwood SEN
fenced Mack Williams to the penitentiary
for two years for malicious shooting in con-
nection with al assault upon some negroes
on Big creek, in this county. A few min
utcs after sentence was pronounced Will
liams darted to the door and ran down Pop
lar street. Three deputy sherlffs were soon
mounted and in hot pursuit, and finally
overlook him on the suburbs, and he opened
fire on them with 4 revolver, wounding
Deputy McMahon's horse, and continued
shooting until his revolver was emptied.
He then drew another, and continued firing
till brought down by shot through the
hin, and was then carried back to the Jail.
Williams is also wanted in Hicks county for
numbering two colored men. and SAID yes
terday il the Judge sentenced him to-day he
would kill him and the sheriff and Attorney
General
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I BY crowd. On an attempt being made to
capture him, he fred three more shots, and
threw his revolver away. He was then Sc
icured. The Emperor's carriage was stop
ped, and the fo0tman sprang from the box
and assisted at the capture. A few minutes
afterwards another individual was seized
| in the middle of the avenue in consequence
Of an alleged attempt to rescue the assassin.
The assassin is tinsmith named EMIL
Heinrich Max Hodl, said to be from Liep-
zig. He was taken to the nearest police
station, where q preliminary investigation
was instituted. The accomplish is named
Kruger. There were increasing demon
STATIONS before the palace throughout the
evening. Dense masses are streaming in
from the remotest suburbs to manifest their
loyalty and sympathy, singing anthems.
The Emperor went to the opera and Royal
Theatre tonight, and received great oya-
ton.
Rome.
THE JEsUIT1CAL POLICY DOMINANT.
. LONDON, May 1.-THE special correspond
ent OF the Standard telegraphs from Rome
that he fears that the JesuiHcal and violent
party has definitely triumphed at the Vati-
can. The Pope's liver affection, he says, is
not alarming, but he ought to so away, and
desires to 60 to Perugia, but is unable to
resist the pressure put uron him to remain
in the Vatican.
Cardinal Caterini, Project Of the Congre-
Cation. has written to the German priests
who have accepted Government stipends
threatening them with suspension il they
do not make public declaration against
the May laws and repudate the stipends. A
dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company
from Rome says that after the publication
OF Cal dinal Caterinis letter censuring the
progressive priests negotiations between
the Vatican and Berlin Immediately termi-
pated. The negotiations with the other
ePowers have also failed. The Vatican is
stated to have resolved upon policy Of re-
sistence. The Pope's health has improved"
Frances Neutrality.
New YORK, May ia dispatch from
Paris says that the customs officers ut Havre
will not permit arms from the United States
for the Russian Government to be landed
there.
Ex-President Grant.
PARIS, May 11.-General Grant visited
the Exposition to-day.
Indian Troops En- Route for Malta.
ODEN, May 11.-Altogerher sixteen trans.
ports have passed here conveying Indian
troops to Malta.