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Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, II meet in
regular session at the Clerk Office in Idaho City,
Monday, April Z, 1873,
That being the first Monday in said month. All
accounts ether matters coming before said Board
should be fled two days prior to hat time.
All accounts and papers must re legally verified
to insure action thereon, and no bill will be pre-
scented unless all the fees paid.
GEO. ". RICHARDS,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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WALLA WAI5.A Fah oo4A

~ y onlb' In your issue Of the
l4th INST. appears card from Major
hlnehart, IN which he ATTEMPTS 1 re,
tation Of the charges against him al
pearlng in the Walla Walla Statesman
py counter charges against me on cer.l
tain business arrangements | had
with him. Now the hides ho men.
tons ! allow having bought and paid
portion Of the money for ii good
falth, and there is but small portion
OF the original amount left. Bv tho
way may state that my reasons far
not paying the amount yet due is sim.
ply because | do not consider that q.
Their Major Rinehart or the Interior
Department can in justice ask for paw
ment, from the fact that those blessed
hides were abandoned on the road az
account of the outbreak of the NAL
heur Indians, for whose especial bena.
Mt those hides were sold. Major Rine-
hart himself wrote to the Interior De-
partment asking that be released
from further payment. have the let.
ter IN my possession, in which it
states that his reason for the request
was that be himself saw the hides
scattered over the hills where thew
were left. About the horses and re-
pairs ! know little or nothing, except
as reported to me by Chas. Robinson.
now III Boise City, who drove the
balky team and who bravely stood in
with us during that exciting time.
One night | arrived with horse and
self worn out with hard work al the
Malheur Agency. had important
dispatches for Howard. Lieut. Drury
was then in charge of government
property. and he gave me grey
horse to ride that belonged to tie
agency. That horse was left by me
at Camp Harvey, and when | arrived
at Silver creek Col. Bernard gave Inc
a little black pony to ride, which will
be corroborated by all the soldiers Of
G Company, now at Fort Boise All
the horses | ever took / was ordered
TO take; it was for the public benefit,
and not for my own Whatever
have done in the last two campaigns
have been done for the same people
who have been friends to me in the
past, and | did but embrace the op.
portunity of showing my gratitude
for a country and people, among
whom, aud in which l have lived fol
twelve years past. As for paying fol
hides | never received benefit from,
hardly expect to do it, and have made
application to have the money already
paid on account refunded to me. Thai
grey horse was ridden afterward by
Mr.. j. B. Foster, of the dahoan.
picked him up after at Pilot Rock
rode him to cayuse station aud gave
him in charge of Father Conrardy
That is the last of him, for Majol
Cornoyer informs me that he dice
soon after on the Umatilla Reserva
ton. So if Major Rinehart is waiting
for that, let him do so patiently, ant
like me let him console himself will
the promise of the good times anC
things that await us both in 'th'
sweet bye and bye" 0 tempore!' Oh
qnores. Seat! FRANK j. PARKER.
Rich Strikes.
Il
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EO Serious Trouble Exnected

Mr. Frank j. Parker writes in a
private letter to US from Walla Walla
tnat a little trouble with Chief Moses
may be expected next summer, but
none of any consequence.
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From the Bend.

Judge NJ. B. Moore informs us that
the ground has dried and grass is
growing finely at Horseshoe Bend and
on Shafer creek. Flowing will com
mence in about a week.
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postoHce Hours.

Dnring week Gays, until further notice,
IL Postoffice will be kept open from seven
. M. until nine 2. M
sundays from half-past twelve to one,
nd from four until SIX t. al.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
.n,,ened at all on Sundays; and no Money
nrder business will be transacted on Sat
,rdavs after four O'Clock p. M.
S. G. SILSBY,
idaho CITY. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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Out Again.

Hon. NJ G. Luney, who has been
quite sick for few days past, is able
to be out again.
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improvements.

The Judges and jury rooms in the
Court House have been repapered and
repaired generally, presenting neat
appearance.
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FUNERAL OF JoHN G. HUGHES.


PLACERvILLE, March 2, 1879.
Ed. WoRLD: Notwithstanding the
disagreeable condition Of the roads,
quite large NUM- er of people attend
ed the funeral of the Hon. j. G..
Hughes. Idaho City. Pioneerville,
Centerville, Quartzburg, Garden val.
ley, Granite Greek and the surround
ing country were well represented,
while Placerville turned out to man
The body was taken to the Roman
Catholic Chapel, at Granite creek,
where the solemn and impressive Ger.
emony of the church was held. After
the services the body was taken in
charge by the Odd Fellows and con.
veyed to IFS last resting place The
burial service of the Order was read
by Hon. James II. Hawley. There
were not wanting few to drop the
silent tear-heartfelt and sorrowtul-
for the departed The unfortunate &c.
currence has cast gloom over our
town. May the warning be lasting
and cause men to be more careful in
the future is the prayer Of every good
citizen. JUNIUs.
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Inc Boise City Republican made its
:. appearance last Saturday. 1t is a
'ulf'y-two column weekly, filled with
interesting reading matter, and pre-
sen,s a neat appearance typograph-
''S,'y- Mr.. D. Bacon is the editor,
rua we wish him abundant success.
80 ola not receive one direct from
'e publisher, but perused a borrowed
~ fut the World on your ex-
enange list, Brother Bacon.
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Spefial SlptiGes.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiseretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, 1
will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary Soutl
America Send a self-addressed envelop,
to the REy. JOSEPH r. INMAN, Station -,
Bible House, New York City.
sep.25, '77-ly.
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No. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's.
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Notice.
20 G. W. CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY NO.
tilted that We. George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lett have done the full amount of work required
by the law OF Congress Of 1872, and amendments
thereto, to-wit:
One Hundred $500 Dollars
On the Tribune QUARTZ claim, situated in Banner
District, Boise county I. T. Said claim consisting
OF fifteen hundred feet along the Tribune quartz
assessments against you on tho same and for the
publication OF this notice, within ninety 1907 days
from the date hereby forfeit all your right title
and claim in, to and upon said Tribune claim. as
provided by act above specified. Gro. STucK,
Oct. 22.-3m. SAML. HALLETr
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WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
heine effected by PILES Certain Cure for
Hemorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
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n',nation and Reading Of Papers.

summation and Reading OF Papers.
=" Wednesday evening, March 9Th,
- - Two rival papers of the public
sUDO'i will be read. There will also
+ examinations an in several subjects
s.. :. history, Citizens Manuel, Pro-
H., s's'ion' Arithmetic, &c, &c. All
;a H. friends of education ere cordially
reu TO attend. The room will be
:. 4'Orlable, and the pupils and teach
H.. WI do their best to entertain all
, 1879-03-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON: March Ia Cape Town dispatch
says that affairs In the Transyaal canse cousid-'
erable anxiety. It is reported that the Repub-
licans intend to reconyene the old Volkeraad,
dissolved by Sir Theophilus Shepstoue, and elect
the President Of the Republic It is reported
also that a majority Of the Trans7aal Beers will
decline to take part against the Zulus.
A dispatch from Cesywayo to Ten. Kruger,
former President Of Transvaal, asking tho
Beers to remain neutral, has been intercepted.
The commander Of the Dutch station had
seized and sent back to the Zulus the csttle
captured and sold to thesett1crs, on the ground
that the Zulns might be expected to invade
Transraal to recapture their cattle. The Brit
ish Magistrate had issued a warrant for the ar
rest Of the commander, but the attempt
to execute it would probably be forcibly resisted
The leaders of the Dutch party protest against
these reports and against the suspicious Of an
alliance, present or prospective, between tho
Beers and Zulus. Many Beers are serving et-
dcientIy with Col Woods column, and Trans-
yanl is itself threatened both by Secocoeni and
bv the Kafirs within its borders
, 1879-03-02

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 383 bu wheat, 772 bu corn, l,S5o
bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: 9 cars No. 2
winter wheat. cars mixed. car No. hard, q
cars No. spring, IS cars No. do, g cars re-
lected, car no grade t147 wheat); Il cars
high-mircd corn, 81 cars new do, q cars new
mixed, A CARS No. corn, 8 cars rejected Q45
corn); g cars white oats, 7 cars No. mixed,
3 cars rejected (32 oats); 9 cars No. 2 rye, car
No. barley, cars No. 8 do, cars extra do
t13 barlcyl Total, 346 cars, or 10000 bu. IN
spected out: Il, 40 bu wheat, 8, ,235 bu corn,
315f bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuffs and live stock at this point dur
ing the past week, aud for the corresponding
weeks cnClinr as dated:
, 1879-03-02
NEW WORK.


NEW YoRK. March l.-CorToS-Dall and un-
changed; futures quiet; March, O. nc; April, 9oac;
May, 10. Csc; dune, 10. 23c; July. o-34c-
FLoUE-Nomiually unchanged; receipts, II, GOO
brls.
GRA1x-whcnt quiet but firm; receipts, JIG, 600
bu; rejected spring, Sic; No. 8 spring, o5G95c;
ungraded do, o3Go41zc; ungzadcu winter red, SOC
0113H; No. 3 do, S1.10AG1. lo17; no. oo'
81. 13t3@l14H; No. do, 51.14ebl1fA; nn-
graded amber, 81. .12,sD@1.14; No. : amber
81. .HAt11 13K; Mol amber. 81 .139s@l. Il: I'M
graded white. 81. ook@1. l3; No. ? do. S1.100
!. lO1:; No. / do, 81. l1z:G1. H9s. Rye quiet;
Western aud state 6i@63c- Barley quiet: Malt
Market dull. Corn quiet; receipts. 1os. ooo ou
S4se; aaEiaaf e:os' e. + 35e; "a 80 d.
white Western, old, 47c. oats-Market aui; re-
ceipts, 19, 600 bu; no. white, :stfc; 20. = co:
35i:c.
GHoeErfss-coaeo Ge.c s anon nominaly unchanged. sr-
gar quiet but steaar: fair to good retnIas: s;z2
6ssc. A1olasses-Market dull; New Orleans, ESQ
40c- Rice dull and unchanged :.., o..>
PsTRoLEUN-Quiei but steady; united, 96A
TALLow-steaay at 9.163G14c.,
REs1S-Aarkes dull ct 81. 1o41l
EeesGF1rmer; sasEf1xnr'S'ss Wcstern, er 15s1sc
Bucnos Ayres, and Rio Gfande, Light. niddles,
WooIoFirm: domestic aeecc, 27@4oc; pulled,
1793Gc; unrashed. l0l5e5c. ~
,s du H;s9 sn So oaS I for
31sc: ehort do, 5hc~ Lard quiet; prime steam,
6.071107. 90.
BurTEn- inactive: Western, 7@2oc.
WHlsKY-4niet atSl 07@. y
Observation-Disclosures copper dull nnd un-
De i scote
1213 G14c: American, 156173.c- Knssi2 saeet1uX.
, 1879-03-02

says:
$50 far Us numbers are concerned. there can be
no important variation from the present 1nd1ca-
tions-hut the question OF weights is difficult to
determine reliably without full returns aud de-
tailed calculations. In our 1st Ut January state
1nent we suggested d probable decrease Of l0
pounds. ne compared with last year, and This now
seems likely to be fully verified. In regard to
Numbers, oar estimates then pointed to total
Of 5,0G5. COO hogs for the six large cities.
and 2. 600, 000iat other points where packln. was
done year ago. To this should be added, say.
1UO, GOO for new p0ints, chiefly represented BY
Atchison, Kan. where large house was opened
about the middle of December. These figures
nuke an aggregate OF :, 165, 200, Hogs were then
aud had been selling at 81 35@2-75 per ]o0 tos,
and subsequently advanced 'stcad,|J to poiat
81. 50 higher. This st1mutatec droycrs to more
active efforts in purchases, and they have topped
out the pigs feeding for spring and summer to au
extent OF probably half million, which would not
have been marketed Mt this date had prices kept
below So. 90. The current exhibits OF packing IN
the si1 large cities now show an aggregate OF
s. O90, 600 hogs, with two days work to be added.
This, with the additions that may be expected
By concp'c,e inal returns. will make total OF
about 5, 2uo. 000. In regard to other points, in
GLIDING the additions by new places. we regard it
doubtful il tho total shall exceed = 200. 600. max
ing an aggregate Of 740o, 00Q, against last years
g. sos, coo, or an increase OF So5 600 over last
wear, anG an excess Of LIS. 900 Over the figures
gwen above Is 1st of Janur5 estimates"
The following is detailed statement OF the ship
mcn1 OF provisions for the week. and since Nov. !,
1878, with comparisons:
, 1879-03-02

HOG PRODECTS-Wcre fairly active, and rather
weak. The receipts Of hogs were small, and there
WAS little change in the tone OF advices from other
points, But the deliveries On March contracts were
quite large, especially on 1ard; indeed about all
was sent round that MAS to 70 round, and some Of
it came back on the market. This. however, was
less than expected. a good deal Of the property
was taken and paid for By capitalists, large sum
coming from the East for that purpose and On the
strength of this rumor was started that there is
going to be corner in lard. The two, leading
firms in the packing business here we're free SELL
ers Of all kinds OF stuff and there was nQt much
demand for shipment, exporters preferrtns 10
wait till they could sec what effect the March
movement will hare on the market
The following table shows the packing for the
two previous seazons, and an estimate for the sea-
son OF 1s7S-'79, made b1 Cow1es s Dunkley:
, 1879-03-02
AMICHlGA,i ANGEL.

Special DiSp1<cn 10 arg 157olA%.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March line etaoo
Rapids Times Of tomorrow morning "ui eon.
tain the full details OF an embezzlemen' ol
$4,000 from the Lowell National Bank. a.
Lowell. in this county. The officers OF the oao~
charge that q. u. Clark. late tash'e''
is the embezzler. He Lad oesn
Cashier for about eight years, and as u
reported to have oeen taking the funos
for about five years. he turned over au m'
property valued at about $1,000 to the oanA+
so that it loses from this source alone aoou'
$500; bat he took bad paper without eonsuts
ing with the officers or Directors Oh 10
bank from friends, so that the e. toso. o,e
loss will be from $4,000 to s.ou'
enough to absorb the surplus OF tne -.
st,tutiou, about s23,5o0. The bank Is entne.
solvent, though it is serious loss. tlak ~
been gone for three weeks travelling some" hsv
in rle fur West He was man Of e1emp'a1S3 1!,.aS
habits, a prominent member OF the cu4Attn n -
secret societies, aud social circles! anu 1.s ~ q
news fell upon the community to-aaY nns n:e.
thunder-clap from clear sky. Nheire5 ~ prJ1 1ha
cusion will follow or not, Is not stateo ~ '4~
QtIlccr5 OF the bank.
, 1879-03-02
THE CABINET CRISIS.

VERSAILLES, March 1.-Leroyer, Minister Of
Justice in the debate on the Amnesty bill, said
he did no: deny that some persons unworthy of
pardons might return to Paris, but this need
rot cause alarm II any OF them showed IL
gratitude the Government would know how to
be rigorous.
France has asked time before agreeing to
joint action with England for the reinstatement
of Nubar Pasha in the Egyptian Ministry 1t
is not very eesy undertaking to obtain the
Khedires' consent, particularly II, as alleged,
the Khediye proposes to offer the port
folio Of the Minister OF Justice to
the representative Of third foreign nation.
France and England. when once they inter
vene, cannot submit to refusal, and France BE-
fore coming to decision to act with England IN
the matter, had to weigh carefully the reso'n-
tfons which, in the event Of refusal, would b
forced upou her.
The British izonclad Raleigh has au1Ted II
Alexandria.
, 1879-03-02
GREAT BRITAIN.
HEAVY FAILURES.


LONDON, March 1.-The following failures ara
announced: George Campbell s. Co., tobacco
merchants liabilities e117, 600; London Nuner-
fcal and General Printing Works (Thomas King
manager), liabilities e110,00o; George Frauci.
Dickinson, merchant, liabilities $4,000
TRADE TROUBLES.
LONDON, March 1.-The cotton masters Of
Lancashire recommend that the Blackburn
standard list u be generally adopted for the
regulation Of weayers' wages. The change I'M
plies 4 reduction. Two Thousand weaEers at
Ctueleton already refuse to submit
QUEEN VICTORIA
Paris, March lit is said here that Queen
Victoria will leare London at the end Of March
for the Continent, resting one night at the Brit
ish Embassy here, and then proceed to the
Italian lakes, where she will be met By the Duks
aud Duchess of Connaught on their wedding
tour. Her Majesty thence goes to Germany.
ROME, March 1--Prince Amadeus, Duke at
Aosta and ex-King OF Spain, will meet Queen
Victoria at the Italian frontier The King vii
visit her Majesty at Lake Maegioiri.
, 1879-03-02

increase ofer loI1-IS.-. 333, $50 ....-....
STOCKS.
Flour in Chicago, G. 900 brls, against 17,1Sl
brls month aeo, and 65, 600 brls year ago.
Pork in New York, 7l,939 brls, against 57,459
brls month ago, and Il, ,7l9 brls year ago.
Lard in New York, 1000 tcs, against 67,2o6
tcs month ago, and 96, 7H tcs year ago
Pork and lard in Chicago, Us reported By the
Secretary Of the Call Board:
Nar.1, Fto. I5 Adr.1. Aar.3
1879. 1870 1878. 1877.
~ new eN .1se, o34 ILL., ia o74, os1 1885, 1o2
old. ........ 1850 O., $40 -: ~:
Lard, tcs 210, 137 It's $50 u, 226 So, SOL
IN NEW IoRK YESTERDAY.
March L. -Receipts-Flour, 10,7l3 brls; wheat,
112,9oo bu; corn, 100, ,794 bu: oats, 19,o53 bu;
corn-meal, $50 pkgs; rye, 2,026 bu; barley,
LOO bu; malt, $50 bu; pork, 1,2S4 brls; beef,
4,192 tcs; cut-meats, $3.50 pkgs; lard, 2,2292
tcs: whisky, 100 brls..
Exports For tventy:four hours - Flour,
5000 brls wheat, 140 900 bu; corn, 113,0oo bu;
oats, 1000 bu.
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
, 1879-03-02
RREADSTUEFS.

FLoUR-Wns in very good demand and
prices generally ruled shade higher, IN sympathy
with Wheat, but the volume OF trade was restricted
by light offerings of tie grades wanted BY ehip-
pers. The stock Of onr here (6, ooo nsls) IS some
TO- 600 brls less than month ago, aud dealers eay
that flour Is now cheaper than wheat so that nfll-
crs cannot afford to bny wheat and make hour at
current quotations. Hence they say there must oe
further reduction IN stocks unlcss change in
relatiy prices come soou. Sales were reported OF
400 brls winters on private terms; 1,55o brls
double extras. partly at So 7O94. 25; go brls
supcrs at So. 3o@3 rs; and 800 brls re Hour on
private terms. Total, ., 600 brIs. The following
, 1879-03-02


~ the Hestcr,1 Assoetated Pses.
NEW YORK, March 1.-GoTeruments tlrmer.
Railroad securities weak
State bonds dull.
Speculation on the Stock Exchange to-day was
quite active, but very weak in tone. Prices, un-
der sharp and vigorous selling movement,
made marked decline. Early in the day q
break occurred in the entire list. and prices
vent off 4 to ~ per cent Towards noon the
market became stcadier, and partial recovery
took place, but during the afternoon the selling
movement was renewed. and decline ensued
ranging from :5@4H per cent compared with
the highest prices of the day. Coal shares,
Delaware l. Lackawanua feu45aS; Northwestern
common, oss66; New Jersey Central, *; Delaware
d Hudson and Morris l. Essex III, and Western
Union 1X per cent Eric made the least de-
cline, going down only Is per cent Investment
especially Rock Island. which sold down to 122S,
against 1s1N at yesterdays closing.
Transactions were: 2S5 600 shares, of which
1C0o were New York Central, u 900 Erie, q
olO Lake Shore, 400 Wabash, $500 North
western common, g. 900 preferred, 2,0N St.
Paul common, L, GOO preferred, $1,000 Lacl1a-
wanna, 16, 900 New jersey Central, 1000 Union
Pacific, 360o Ohio d Mississippi, 1900 Western
Union, 1,6oo Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 1,l0c
Rock Island, $500 Delaware d Hudson, 2,0ol
Hannibal d St. Joe, 1,Goo Michigan Central
$500 Morris d Essex, 1,60o Kansas Pacific. and
100 Pacific Mail.
Money market active at 3@4. closing at 8
Prime mercantile paper, 3G5+
Sterling exchange, GO days, active at 4S6
eight, 1871
The weekly bank statement is as follows
Loans, increase, s., ,7O9, 800; specie, decrease
<l,414, 500; legal-tenders, decrease, 81 200
deposits, decrease. s2,952, 800; circulation. de
crease, $l035o0: reserve, decrease, $3,461,a Us
The bsaks now hold IS, 750,2i5 in excess d
their letal requirements.
, 1879-03-02
FRANCE.



VERSAILLES, March lin the Chamber o.
Deputies to-day Lisbonne, of the Left, intetro-
gated Marcere as to his reasons for stopping the
inquiry into the nalpracsices Of the Police ":
partment Marcere, amid perfect silence OF the
Left, defended the police, and protested N
- vehement and ngitated voice against calum-
uies such as the charges Of financial 1oomne
which had been uttered against himself
By mutual consent, the Chamber resolved 70
turn the matter at issue into an interpelations
which was fixed for Monday.
, 1879-03-02
MOVEMENT or WHEA
The following shows the receiots aud ship
rnents of wheat at points named Saturday:


at port Of Chicago, March /: Charles Gossage
& Co., i case dry goods; Chicago Public Libra
r., cases books; Field, Letter d Co., 81 cases
dry goods; George ". Sheldon, 1 octave wine:
Fowler Bros, 2222 sacks salt: Stetrauer Bros d.
Co., 2 cases dry goods; T. n. Sinclair d Co.,
rs sacks salt; Grommes s Ulrich, cases Au-
gustllrn bitters; Grommes g. Ullrlch, casks
gin. Collections, $6,3SS-21.
, 1879-03-02

boxed; cumberlands, S.. oo95.25 boxed; long
for 16 10 Is ID average; green hams: 6HGs7'sc 1of
same averages: green shoulders, 33sVozse.,
Bacon quoted at 4AD5c for shoulders. 32tseahe
for ehort HIS. GG6zc Tor short clears 6G9e for
hams, all canrased and packed.
white, 4A@5c for good yellow, aud 44G4hc Tor
brown. -. .
BEEF PRoDucTs-wer firm aud quiet at
S.. 25@S. 50 for mess. So. 0eD0 20 lof e1tfa "e9e
and SIT. T5GR1S. 90 for hams. -
FAL1ow-Was quiet At 6l496%c for city and
Glf1.c for cpuntry
, 1879-03-02
ITALY.
rh-Y.VnEN

ROME, March 1.-The memorial tablet On tfe
house where John Keats, the poet, died, WIS
unveiled to-day in the presence OF the principal
English and American residents OF the citF.
PROSPECTIVE cAED1SAL-
ROME, March 1t is said that the Popo has
sent Dr.. Newman au announcement that he will
be created Cardinal at the ConsistorJ to b
held March 3.
ADVOCATED.
The decree subject;ng vessels arriving from
the United States and South American ports to
quarantine has been abrogated.
DEAD.
ROME, March l-Cardinal FniDpo Guilds,
Bishop OF Pa1esrrina, is dead. aged 81 years.
PROMOTED
The Pope yesterday held Consistory, and
raised Cardinal Mini, the Pontidcal Secretary Of
State, to be Cardinal Priest, and nominated
Cardinal Edsardo Borromeo Camerllngo, Of the
Sacred College, in place OF Cardinal Ferrer,
whose term expired. His Holiness also 1ecog-
uized thirty-four Archbishops and Bishops. No
Cardinals were created