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UNDERTAKES.
oHNT ".AL9H.
TRUSTEE SALES.

EESRUST&E'S 6A LE.--By virtue OF the Dow
ers conferred upon ue by two certain deeds IN
trust executed TO me BY Phebe A. Riker and Isaac 81
eenDer "A, 1877, and recorded respectively in Deed
BOOKS 10 49, page II, and No. I21, page 406, OF
payment or certain Indebtedness fully set forth IN
said deeds, default having been mace in the terms
thereof, Will, on Tuesday, = prfl 30 1873. at
~ O'Clock IN. at the southwest corner of Main ana
madison streets. In Memphis, Shelby county, sell at
puonc auction to the highest bidder, for cash the
Following described real estate situated IN Shelby
county; near the Qate) city Of Memphis to-Wf: The
north half OF lots l. 2, and OF Mitchell's sub
division. of part of lot 80 of W. Giliams's suodfV
sion: Beginning at point 138 feet east of the east
line OF Lauderdale street and 20 feet south OF the
center Of Broadway street; running thence east
wardly 1S4 feet to an avenue and to northeast cor
ner OF lot No l; thence southwardly with said az
enue IA feet: thence weSwardly at right angles to
said avenue "a feet 10 lot No s. thence nortbward
~ with line OF said lot No IA feet to the begin
said trust deedsA Title believed TO be good, but
sell and convey oIlSy as trustee.
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-beIOw hlEh water marx or lS14.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar cher Wind. Pain EaiT weather.
1900 am. 1920 40 n. Clear.
600 pm. 3O.Z3 81 W. Clear.
H.OO p.m.l 3O.lA D3 II. Clear
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Rh virtue OF the terms Of tIust deed execrtd to
IL the undersigned ON the Ififh isy IF TSserrr ler
bS ~ ey ET T5S Marshall and Anna R. NaFshal
shelby county, Tennessee, in deed HOOK 1oa 1are
~ 70 secure the Indebtedness therein deserve
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COTTON GIN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better. Runs Lighter, Gins Faster,
and costs less money than any other Gin in the
ket. Every machine fully and legally guaranteed.
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= -. AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.

sENASO > TEES p ALE By virtue OF G. 9 powers
conferred upon Ben May and his SUCCESSORS in
Office as trustee by deed In trust made BY Sarah r
CarrutheTS and J. s CauutheTs, dated August -,
1eI5, and recorded in Deed Book No. los, page AZ,
the payment of a certain Indebtedness fully de-
Scribed in said deed, default having been made In
the terms and conditions thereof, the Undersigned
successor Of Ben May, trustee Aforesaid will SELL
on TuesdBS, APRIL 80. 1879, at 10 O'Clock
am, at the southwest corner Main and Madison
streets. in Memphis. at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following described real
county, to-wit: Part OF lot No. u. in block No. &c.
In south Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
thence norhTardly with St Martin street So feet e
stake; thence eastwardly, parallel with POntotoc
street $50 feet; Themes s0uthwardly, parallel with
st Martin street 90 feet to stake in the line OF
Pontotoc street; thence westWardly $50 feet TO the
beginning. All right of redemption, etc, expressly
waived in said trust deed Title believed TO be good
but sell only as trustee.
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M e'''''' O'''' AMOS 5s' %ooDRUFF, Trustee.
]. W. Hampton, Attorney.
TRUSTEE'S SALE

1ENRUSTEE's SALE.-By virtue of the pow
- ers conferred upon Egbert Woodbridge and his
successors in Office by deed in trust made BY j. j.
Sears and Florence Sears, dated August 8, 1874
and OF record In Book No. l02, page 470, OF Regis
ters Office Of Shelby county, to secure the payment
or certain Indebtedness fully described therein
default having been made in the terms and condI-
lions thereof. the unds rsigned, successor TO the
aforesaid E. Woodbridge TRUSTEES, will, on Tues
day, april 20. 1879. at 10 o'clock a m, sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. the
following described real estate situated I'm the (atel
city OF M mphis, In Shelby county, Tennessee to-
Wit: One-third of lot No. IA, In block No Al South
Memphis The whole of said lot No. Ia, having a
front OF 75 feet on the west side of Causey street
between Vance and Elliott streets and running back
2Ol feet, more or less. TO Bayou Gayoso. The sale
viii be at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, IN Memphis. All right Of Iedemptfon etc
expressly waived. Title believed to be good but
sell and convey only as trustee.
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Tue following are the latest kilograms OF the do
nestle markets, as reported yesterday 10 the cotton
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day, ApriI q, Is79,


wright & FOXES. Attorneys. y 1i''' :
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Above low ChangeS.
.r.r,ors water.
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ItEpasIn an "Irp-shOt.v

Jackson CTauuO Tribune ard Slla, 24;h:
eft appesrs that Mr.. w. w. Hoskins, editor
OF the C1unth North NssissipPian, and
Captain Burllett, editois Of the ChickGSd0
Messenger, at Okalona, essayed to meet on
the 'ieli Of honor at Humboldt IN this State
on Tuesday. aud atone IN blood foC the grew
ancss each had against the other. Captain
Burkett, accompanied by Ex Sheriff Aiexan-
der, OF Cniokasaw county, Mississippi, and
Nj. n. CAY Smith, of Corinth, passed
through this city Monday evening on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, reaching Hum
bolit N due time, where be and party waited
until next lay for Mr.. Hoskins and party
Toe latter failing to arrive, the Burkelt party
returned to Mississippi on Tuesday morning.
Tne failure Of Tie Hoskins party to arrive at
fumb-ldt in time, We learn, was the
result OF missing the fast freight which
they intended 10 take, and which passed
CoTinth nearly an hour sooner than
the lexington (Miss.l AdreytiseF, as the
friend Of Mr.. Hoskius, arrived IN Jackson
Tuesday at noon, having come around all the
war by Grand Junction, after missing the
fast freight at COrlnth, en- route for Humboldt
to receive on behalf of his friend any COM
m1nication Captain Burketts friends had
70 make Bot on arriving here he learned
thai Captain Burkett and party had passed
back 20 Mississippi, and Captain Wynn re-
csivsl a telegram requesting him to return
to Co.inth. lie teleerAphed for all the par
ties to meet him at Grand Junction next day,
Wednesday, where a correspondence could
be opened and satisfactory arrangement
effected. He left Jackson early "Wednesday
morning for Grand junction, but 40 to this
writing We have not learned the final issue;
Hoping, hoWever, that an honorable and
au,cable settlement will be effected, and that
blood may be spared, we exhort MississIp-
piaus 20 ab1nd n the bloody code and learn
to fight their duels Of MUD with arguments
instead OF flows
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CHARLES RASH
Hanged at Tuscumbia, Alabama, FRI
day, for the Murder of his Wife
Like Others GORe Before,
He Protests His In
nOceDce.

NASHVILLE, April 25.-The americans
Tuscumbla Gala special says that Charles
Rash, colOred, was hanged in the county
jail-yard to-day, for the murder of his wife
two years ago. Early this morning the ne
groes flocked into town, but as the law re-
quires executions to be private, they failed
to witness it. At nine O'Clock this morning
Rash was baptized, and received absolution
of the Catholic church. He was restless, and
slept but little last night, and did not eat
breakfast nor dinner to-day. At twenty
minutes TO three o'clock he left the Jail for
the gallows, attended by priest and an Off
Ger. The scaffold was ten feet from the Jail
door. Felix M'Closky, deputy clerk, read
the death warrant, and in reply to an inquiry
from the sheriff if he had anything to say,
Rash protested his innocence, and said
an innocent man was about to be
hanged. He retained his self-possession,
and stepped upon the trap with
remarkable frmness. At thirteen minutes
to three O'Clock the white cap was drawn
over his face, the rope was cut, and he fell
three feet, breaking his neck. After one or
two convulsive jerks and the contraction of
the muscles of his face, the body was mo-
tionless. He was cut down within twenty
minutes.
Associated Press RepolE1
TUscUMBIA, April 25.-Charles Rash, COL
| ored, hanged here to-day for the murder OF
his wife in April, 1877, protested his limo
eence TO the last. The execution was private,
| in accordance with the recent law.
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The Devil Hin,seIH.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-A little before noon
to-day VIM. o. Smith, who claims to be from
Indianapolis, made murderous assault on
Mrs. A. N. Sterling, of Summerfeld, Illinois,
at the clearinghouse of Mrs. Locke, 1118
Locust street, cutting frightful cash in her
throat, nearly severing one of her ears from
her head, and infiicting a serious wound in
one Of her eyes. Smith was arrested, but the
cause of the affair is not definitely known at
this writing.
Mrs. Sterling proves to be the wife of A.
N. Sterling. formerly of the real estate firm
of Sterling Il Webster, In this city, but now
doing business In Arizona. Shortly after
Sterling left the city, about year ago, his
wife moved to her farm at Summerville, Hi
nois. During the summer this man Smith,
then tramp, applied to her for work. She
employed him, and in few months she dis
intendent of the farm. An intimacy is al
legged to have sprung between the two, and
Mrs. Sterling furnished him with money
literally. Finally they quarreled, and Mrs.
Sterling left the farm and took up her resi-
dence with friends at Lebanon, Illinois. In
February last Smith left the farm and went
| to Indianapolis, where he says he has rela-
tions. few days ago he came to this city
| and took room with Mrs. Locke, to-day he
met Mrs. Sterling in street car and invited
her to go to his clearinghouse. She accom-
panied him, but on arriving at his house she
refused to go to his room as he desired her to
| do, whereupon, while standing In the hall OF
| the house, he drew pocket-knife and as
saulted her. Mrs. Sterling lies in a very
| critical condition, and is not expected to sur
| we Smith Is young man, while Mrs
| Sterling is past middle age.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITY.

New York, April 25: Arrived-Adriatic,
from Liverpool.
Queenstown, April Is: Arrived-Bothnia,
from New York.
London, April 25: Parole is nominated
for the Ascot stakes, June 10th.
Madrid, April 25i The high prices of pro-
visions has caused disturbances in Malaga
and Grenada.
Pesth, April Is: The emperor emphasizes
his silver wedding by pardoning two hun
dred and twelve prisoners.
Montreal, April Is: Water will be let into
the Lachine on May 81, and the canal will
be opened May 5th.
London, April %: The great Sandown
hurdlerace was won by Ignation, Bluerin
| second, Sir Hugh third.
Nazanee, Ont, April Is: The fourth at
| tempt to burn Perry's block caused a loss OF
| twenty-five thousand dollars.
Montreal, April %: Lowden, Ingles, Neil
& Co., wholesale druggists, were damaged
to the amount of forty thousand dollars by
| fire.
London, April 25: The strike of the miners
| has stopped the Iarrow iron works. Other
| furnaces, it is thought, must stop, If the
strike continues.
Madrid, April 25: King Alfonso will start
| for Seville tonight IN consequence OF the re-
port that the Princess Christina was at the
| point of death.
London, April Is: At fifteen minutes after
| four o'clock this afternoon Brown had scored
432 miles, Haseal, 427; Corkey, All; Weston
372. All are going WELL
Baltimore, April 25: Lorillard has bought
| Problem, steeple- chaser, for fifteen hundred
| dollars. The horse goes 10 England after
| appearing at Jerome park.
Baltimore, April 25: Bishop Edward R
Ames, of the Methodist Episcopal church
died in this city this morning, aged ifty-foul
years, after protracted illness.
Laconia, N. H., April Is; Burglars blew
open the safe of the Laconia national banl
last night, securing about six thousand dol
lars and a quantity of securities.
Vienna, April 25: The grand procession
with which the silver wedding festivities o
the emperor and empress were to culminat'
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Theft-Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Henry Smith,
colored, mig !ht-watchman at the mint, has
been arrested, charged with stealing about
twenty thousand dollars in gold bullion. A
small smelting-fur and about six thou
sand dollars worth OF gold ingots we're found
buried in the prisoners garden and one thou
sand dollars In coin on his premises. His
thefts have extended over period OF three
years.
Paul Rleger, Front street merchant. was
found murdered and robbed near Olema,
Marion county, this morning. lie went there
Saturday on a fishing excursion. The muir
derer is supposed to be u convict recently es-
capped from the penitentiary.
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CINCINNATI, April 25.-The Cincinnati
Gasetts viii celebrate tomorrow the COM
rletion and occupancy of its new building;
The paper issued will be double the usual
size, and will contain, besides description
of the building and ITS appointments, a his
tory of the Gazette from Its inauguration, In
1898, TO the present time. The daily has
been published without interruption for fifty
two years. The new GdSeite building Is To-
Gated at the corner Of Sixth and Vine streets,
the former 81 e of Woods theater. 1t is SIX
stories high, aud il one Of the most COM
p!etely equipped newspaper offices In the
roYnfry
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MEMPHIS. TEN N. SATURDAY. APRIL 1879.
to-day has been postponed until Sunday on

to-day has been postponed until Sunday on
account of unfavorable weather.
San Francisco, April 25: Arrived-Ship
Triumphant, from New York. Cleared
British bark Vancouver, for Queenstown;
German bark Manlta Secuuda, fer Cork.
San Francisco, April Is: A Portland dis
patch says court martial is sitting at Van
oouver for the trial Of Captain Bendiere on
the charges of conduct unbecomiug an officer,
General Wheaton presiding.
Richmond. Va, April Is: John E. Poin-
dexter, who killed C. C. Curtis on March 81,
has been found guilty of voluntary man
slaughter. The jury assessed punishment at
two years in the penitentlary.
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Tied Up for damages.

WHEELING, w. VA, April 25.-The tow
boat Ironsides, OF Gray's Iron line, of Pitts
burg, eH route 10 st. Louis with five barges
of rails, was tied up here to day by an order
OF the municipal court, issued at the instance
OF the Peabody insurance company, who
have q suit pending against Grays company
for four thousand three hundred dollars,
originating ia the sinking Of a barge by one
of the boats of Gray's line, which the insur-
anee company was pecUnlRrily interested IN.
A bond of eight thousand dollars wall be re-
ouired of tue steamer before she will be 81
lowed to proceed.
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M VsteriOus ASgsRDpenrunce or Colonel
John GrOeSbeck.

New York, April 25.-The Tribune to-
morrow will publish the following; "fhe
friends of Colonel John Groesbeck, brother
of Hon. William s. Groesbeck, of Ohio, and
brother-in-law of General Joe Hooker, are
greatly distressed over his unaecountable dis
abpearance from the Fifth Avenue hotel, this
city, where he has lived for many years. He
left the hotel two weeks ago, saying he was
going west. and since that time all trace of
him haa been lost. His personal effects he
left in his room.
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The Temperance Men OF oh o.

COLUMBUS April % "A number of pro.
minent temperance men met here to-day,
and decided TO ask the legislature to submit a
constitutional amendment requiring tho leg
IsatIre to pass law authorizing cities
townships and wards, by majority vote, to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors ex-
cept for medi:i purposes. a society was
formed to aid in pushing the measure.
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Fatal accident.

TOLEDO, April "a Elijah Williams, an
old and highly. respected citizen, was Instant
ly killed this afternoon by the caving in of q
sewer embankmenU, near his residence, while
he was in the trench inspecting the work.
AIR. Williams was the ylce-president of the
produce exchange and a member OF the firm
of Williams d Hallaran, grain merchants.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICK CH SIC. oFFIcKR.
WAsHISGrON, April 20, l am.
For Tennessee AID the Ohio valley,
south aud east minds, stationary te0iperd-
furs, falling barometer, and partly cloudy
.rsnfL sl.
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Making Arrangements for the Fature.

Making ARRANGEMENTS for the Failure.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Mayor Stockton, Of
Wyandotte, Kansas, had a conference with
the coIored relief board here this evening re-
Rarding the condition of the refugees from
the south now at Wyandotte, and the send.
iHg IF more of them 10 that point. He stated
that the people of Wyandotle were already
overburdened and could do no more, and
urged that whenever emigrants arrived here
in the future that the executive committee OF
the Freedman State committee of Kansas be
communicated with, and that the refugees
be sent to such point or points as may be
designated by that committee. This suG-
gestion was favorably considered, and reso-
Luton was adopted that hereafter the relief
board here viii be guided by the Kansas
committee Us to the distribution of the
refugees.
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nied frnm the Enects nr a BLOW.

WHEELING, W. VA, April 25.-Brady
Burris and Marion Burns, employees of the
Laughlin nail mills, at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
quarreled last Saturday, Burris striking
Burns on the head with piece of iron, from
the effects of which he died. Burris has
been put in iail
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CINCINNATI. April 25.-RIver 20 feet 3 inches.
and falling Weather-cloudy and warmer. Ar
rived: Thomas Sherlock New Orleans. The Charles
Morgan, fir I'm New Orleans, and James W. Gan,
from Memphis, Will arrive early to morrow morning.
EVANSVILLE, April 25.-River falling. II feet
by the gauge. Weather-eloudy and warm; Their
momefer, 70 deg. Arrived: Vint Shinke, CInein-
natl, pm. Departed: Vint Shinkle, Memphis,
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JUST PUBLISHED.

carefully revised Treatise Catarrh with an 60.
curate description Of symptoms and sympathetic dis
eases, together with minute directions for eectin
with SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE speedy and perma-
lent Also observations on diet and the general
health of vast Importance to all afflicted with catarrh.
wrapped about each bottle OF the RADICAL CURR,
or VIII be mailed free on receipt of stamp.
Each package OF SAEFoRD's RADICAL CURE contains
Dr. Sanfords Improved Inhaling Tube with full direc-
tons for in al cases Price, 81 Sold by all whole
sale druggists throughout the United Stateo
and Canada WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, lass.
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building is four-story, and the basement is
brick, owned by VIM. 81. Brown. The estate
is in the hands of the Connecticut Mutual
under mortgage.
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WEATHER. OBSERVATIONS,

WAR DEPT. SIGMA. SERVICE. u. 8. ARMY, /
FRIDAY, April 25, 1879, l00S pm
b stSs 81 Bal. rher DIR wing force W sf.
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A "sTRINaY, "rattlipg" voice and a con-
slant disposition to expectorate indicate In
cipient throat trouble of dangerous tendency.
Use DR.. Bulls cough syrup in good time,
and be saved much trouble and annoyance.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton: liverpool cotton, s SD
Memphis cotton, II 5 Sc; Ne'o Orleans cot
Ton. II f.4e: Nelc York cotton. II 5-Se.
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Notice of Partnership.

T Z. OLIVER having been admitted as a partner
81 In the Carriage Business Of the old firm OF
WOODRUFF & CO., the business will hereafter be
conducted In the name Of WOODRUFF d OLIVER.
A. WOODRUFF.
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The Alleged UDderVaIuatiOn I'm SIX
lamentations.

NE~ YORK, April 25.-Ihe treasury de-
partment mas been engaged for some time In
investigating tine alleged undervaluations II
silk inportations, and it Ii understood thai
the chain of evidence Is so complete that q
prompt and decisive measure is to be taken
by tas sreclal agents who have been engaged
in the investigation. 1t has extended to
TRANSACTIONS both In this country and Europe.
L. Is claimed that the evidence already OBJ
tanned shows eonclusivsly that the gov
eminent has been defrauded out OF
at least three million dollars yearly by
bythe differentiation of silk importations for
several years, and that 10 many cases there
have been corrnpt practices by the govern
ment examiners and other employees. In one
instance, it is said, direct evidence of the
acceptance Of money to lower the valuation
of an invoice OF silks has been obtained, and
she name of the offending examiner has been
sent to Secretary sherman.
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LOwENSTEIN-In wiesbaden, Germany, April
%, 1879, BENEDICT LowKSsTKIN, of the firm of B.
Lowenstein 4 Bros, aged AZ years.
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COMPTROLLER Gaines, who has just returned
rom New York, says hve-sixths OF the bond
.olders will accept the fifty cent proposition.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERs.

lNvALIDs requiring st1mulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur
chase Green Brier.
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a Small but Costly Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, April ga fire broke out in
No. 214 Kenzie street, at about seven O'Clock
this evening, and for over three hours the
flames were actively destroying the property
in that vicinity, being assisted 10y the pecu-
llarly lnhammable character of the contents
of the buildings. Nos. 2l4 to 2l8 were COM
pletely Quilted, the loss on the buildings being
S2I,6OO, and the insurance as follows: I'm
perlal and Northern, $4,000; Hartford fire,
loss on the contents is $4,000, as follows:
Wilson Home broom company, 800, 900; in
surance, $500. Turnkey Bros, mouldings,
loss, 5000; A. II. Vitas, picture frames;
loss, $25OO; insurance, $500. A. B. Ferry,
broom corn, $4,000; half insured. Cohn &
Sop, hide and tallow, $4,000; insurance,
$lOOO. Miller & Klein, hides, $4,000. The
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A Resolution Censuring Increased Elk.
penditures introduced In the House
Of COmmOns-A Proclamation Of
Neutrality In the South Amer
lean War Advised.