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7 bALaiMORE, IL April i0-virsinia Sizes deferred,
do past due coupons Six N"rt6 Sisrolins 80
old, "a DO. new, IL bid to-day. Sugar 9uie,NI
BALTIMORE. April 1o-ootton firm-midd,inr.
IN Flour quiet and without change Wheat,
sontnern @ easier; western quiet and stesdy-.eath
Pennsyisania Pen red hIsH Ne sxestsTn sinter rsd
xs yns 2nst IA Corn southern ss.dy and Gnis
dc yel,ew zsa4s .x vsstsrn miIsd spot and April
% .iatlA Oats quiet steaay.sssysasssrn md fsn9syL
q ssa Rye steady: $3.50 nay Hay 9gistIP%s,ms % 70 70
Proyisions quiet and quotations same As yestsrdsT
20; rolls. l6als Esy sun and lover. issisS.
cefIee rmWRio csrxoes or"Ss;v ftennSd t sSyH
Mhdssay dph and nominal. L07al o79. Frsishts
Sas. cGsn iSS S SoS oats ,1s 4S rye 500
rusc rNkM YORK: April lo..stocks quiet Money: s.7
ven 1ssss.nss. long 's'; short As'S aov'fnm'ns'
NEW YORK. April l0.-Flour dull whsas duh
Corn dull
IONDON, April 10. u so p. m.-u. g. bonds.
new fyee. 1G7: re. 25x: DO preferred. g. Ilh-
4ois Oentral. s64: PennsylvaniA Central S6. New
Jersey Central, an.
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THE HARTFORD COACHAAN AND HIS BRIDE
The Hubbard elopement affair Is being han.
PLY let alone. The Shepherds, If they went
away. are back again, and the young man has
made his appearance on the street without
to have feared. They are said to be living at his
1athers.-fHartord Letter to Springfield Repub-
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ASSASSINATION IN TExAs.-On Saturday. at
Mount Vernon, Texas, Robert Morgan, whom
the sheriff left ia charge Of the jail, was assas-
sinated by six men, who then attempted to res
cue the prisoners but the door resisting their
efforts, and being fired on by citizens they were
compelled to take to horse and escape. Citt-
Zens threatened to burn the jail, with the
prevailed
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turned to Victoria from Sitka, where she has
been relieved BY the U. 8. ship Alaska. While
at Sjtka. and before the arrival Of the Alaska,
steam or oliver Walcott stood to quarters
throughout one night In anticipation Of an
attack by the natives on the whites, some of
the natives being on q drunken carouae.
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AUCTION SALE OF Coal IN NEW YORK-Fifty
Thousand tons Of Lackawanna coal was sold 10
kawanna Co. at the following prices: Steamer
2 o2haS2 o 0o, egeiDst s2.25 last month; CRATE,
o5a2. OH, against S. 25ass 80; egg. 2.07S
aSz.i24, 4, aga,nst a25as2. 80; stove, 2471 asa 50,
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Shot Dead by a Const.hve.

CINCINNATI, O., April 10.-A special dispatch
10 the Enquirer says, John Borum, q farmer
living near Sabina, Ohio, had q difiicuity YES.
terday with hired man named Weaver during
which the latter Threatened to shoot his EN-.
arrest Of Weaver on charge of assault. Con.
stable j. z. Johnson attempted to arrest Wea
yer, when the latter fired at him. The officer
returned the fire, the ball penetrating Weayer's
abdomen fatally wounding HIM
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SOCIALISTS ARRESTED IN VIHNNA.-Four Rus
sian Poles and one Servian, students OF medi-
cine, have been arrested In Vienna for engag-
ing In the socialists propaganda. It is believed
that the arrests were connected with the recent
Investigations at Lemberg and CracoW.
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MURDERED BY INDIANA.
A Signal Service Observers Ffxht fo,

DE 1kanwooD, ID p: T.: April "a party Of seven
late signal observer at Deadwood. and a nrivsie
soldier named Bader, OF the I'd cavalry. The
two men were eating lunch at Mizpah, Is miles
rom Fort keogh, their destination, when fired
upon. Bader was instantly killed and Kenne-
dy badly wounded. The latter crawled into the
brush and kept the Indians at bay with a Six
shCoter until assistance arrived Bader Was
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part q DDIET6N co. Bankers,
NOW. BOxs'
WANT A NEW SPRING SUIT
TO YOUR MOTHER
The Most
Tremendous Stock
Of Clothing
BOYS AND YOUTHS
In Any One House Are Now Stacked Up On Our
Counters
YOUTHS SUITS
For Dress. School or Business.
One Hundred Styles
BOYS SUITS
For Dress or School.
In Endless Variety.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
LADIES CALL
AND BRING YOUR BOYS.
YOUNG MEN COME
AID SUIT YOURSELVES.
No. 100 Seventh stseef,
Northwest Corner OF Seventh and ID SITS.
ap4tr
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BOUND FOR LIRERIA.-At meeting OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Colonization Society in Phlladel-
p.la on tuesday 1t was announced that sixty
coiored emlgrants would sail in the next ex xpedI-
tlOn Tor Liberia, On the LIST OF June
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A' " h1caaosD. Va. Sept !. 1875 5
Ihsye carefully tested 3 sample Of
Durham Rye Whisky,
selected by myself from the stock Of Messrs Ellison
Harvey, and nEd il free from adutes.tions. It's
W. B. TATLoR, N. D.. State Chemist
ferent sections, aud endorsed by over % go dealers
(many Of them druggists is offered to the trade of
vhisiies on TIE market and We have noshing TO say
DURHAM to equal the bsss of them, aud we srs sat-
isded trial viii convince al judges OF this fact.
For sale by the following well known houses:
O. @. Bryan, 3. Aman,
IL y Howard, American House,
VI. a. H. Cissei, John Ross,
j. Han semmes. p a. sheehey,
Ryan Earnshaw. d, Mccormack.
=. ?. Little Co.. GAVIN Wilmer.
Er.ncis Golden. Mrs a y M. Mccormack,
5. ConIen. Foley $ Mcdonald.
=. A. Royei, Ella Chelini.
C. E: Montss emery. Frank McKlew.
W. A. Ofutt h Bro, Georgetown.
W. II. BEALL,
mar25-eesm A2t fer Dist of Columbia
ca. nUPrEhr.
No. 4OS 7th Street ~ 70.
HEADQUARTERS
CAILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
ARCHERY AND CROQCET.
BASE BALL AND FISHING TACKLE,
vELOCIPEDBS AND WAGONS.
,aar291m AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
JOS. ScHLITZ BREWING CO.'S
MYLWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
TIRE PrREsT AID BEST LAGER BEER SOLD
IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
surplied in Casks or Bottles. by the Agent
SAM'L c. PALMER,
81 Greene street,
r.-a7sp GKORaETOWN. D. O.
H1EW bold HAMf.
fnree thousand pounds Of these cole brsted HAMS
trSf receiyed Those wishing something sweet snd
Sesfs should mot fail TO try them. as they sre the
1neSf VURID HAMS in this county, npvu
.nzxox Cor. 18TH a ana ID I 90: = ,c
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IHE MEMBERS OF THE CHINESE EMRlssY
arrived arr. In New York yesterday and went to the
Flltn avenue hotel. They viii remain in New
Madrid, via Liverpool, London. and Paris
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AID FOR CoLoRED EMIGRANTs.-A number of
representative cOlOred men Of Boston held q
meeting last night to consider plans Of further
ing the colOred exodus from the South com
nitlee was appointed 10 call mass meelin
10 Faneufl Hail at an early day and arrange 10
~. lnSans TO transport as many as may be desirou
OF leaving for rev boH,as Ia the West
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Railroad Sn,ash H.

ELIZABETH, n. j.. April 1O.-The fast freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad eastward
bound broke In two at East Railway at 2:sO
O'Clock this morning. The engineer stopped
section ran into demolishfng eight cars filled
with merchandise and canned fruits and slight
~ lnJur1ng brakeman. The wreck covered
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IN THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE reso.
tuition to appoint committee TO investigate
the charge OF alleged attempts at corruption In
connection with the riot bill was adopted. An
act for the payment OF certificates OF Indebted
hess issued by the state under an act OF May
22 1871, better known as the border claims bIli.
passed second reading by a vote CT 12O to 36
These claims, which are for damages sustained
by citizens OF Pennsylvania during the late war
amount to about 81, 600 COO
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QUEEN VICTORIA can amuse herself any morn.
ing oy inspecting &c. 000, 600 worth Of royal plate
IN ner castle OF Windsor. This Collection in.
cluoes gold service for 40 persons ordered by
worth ~, 600, thirty dozen plates worth $50 0Oo'
an Indian peacock Of precious stones vaiuei af
$I50, ,O0O, and TippOo'S fOotstool, tigers head
WIN solid tngot OF gold for hts tongue.
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CONGRESSMAN O'REILLY's SEAT.-Judye Gfl-
bert, ia the special term OF the supreme court
Brooklyn, denied a motion yesterday to vacata
the stay OF proceedings pending appeal which
was granted last Monday by Judge Donohuein
the case Of mandamus issued by Judge Gilbert
10 compel the Brooklyn common council to
order special election ia the aldermanic dis
tlfct represented by Congressman O'Reiily,
whose seat was vacated, II is claimed, by his
election to ConpreSS.-{G Y. World, 1th
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AT THE ELECTION AT FRosrBURG, Nd. Mon
cay, y L. Porter. INDEPENDENT republican, was
nee. For councilmeD, three indeDendents and
three regular republicans were elected.
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In TEN Hours WALKING MATCH at Free
port, l.. l., yesterday, VIM. Smith, OF Hemp
stead, made 53k miles and was then carried or
the track unable to walk. The third man is
unable to rise when sitting, and the doctor is
watching him closely and viii not allow him to
sleep. During the walking one of the contes-
tahtS ieii exhausted On the track. Out OF thlr-
teen starters only four remained on the track at
the close. The purse was $l25.
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In THE CHICKEN FIGHT at Norfolk, Va YES
terday, Pennsylvania won four fights and Vir-
gtnia thee, closing the contest Of 10 fights
Pennsyivan won l2 and Virginia 10
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~ Ten thousand English were proposing, at
lm6s,
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THE WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION met I'm
Pittsburg yesterday, and adopted q resolution
that as they pay Ssh 20 SO per cent. higher
are thereby driven out OF the market. their
mills stopped or run on short time. ana ffss
prices they are forced to accept result In ahao.
lutte loss, they ask their skilled Operatives IN
consent to Q reduction In wages to the pfioeS
paid In the Eastern mills. sS'"
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LOCAL NEWS.
Sudden Death Of NIr. PlOxvmau -, -,
Architect.

Mr Thomas NJ. Plowman, the werl.known
afchitect aud builder, and for several years
inspector OF Buildings for this District, died
ta dtlte suoqenly at his rooms on street, oppo-
morning, OF pneumonia. He has been il, for
teveIai Sc vera Gays and on Friday was Compelled
Ran ~ Sahe b 10 nus ,a pea He was attended by DR..
mms: I,, put this morning being much worse NJ
fioW man sent for notary and was about tn
maze lnat ms VIII, when he diopled off suddealy'
engagements be committed to Mr.. Tallman, q
oraugbtsman Ia his Office, to finish, when he
e4HlIeo. NIT PloN man was native of penn.
ss lvania. and for many years carried ~, s.'ai Sn
ness In Philadelphia as builder He came to This
Guy curing the war, aud has had a busy life
nele since, as architect and builder His many
Irleh0S here will regret his sudden death
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MR.. MnNEs LEvIcK, the actor, recently met
d s,'y MeaitDy married sister at Newport, r. /.
MnOm ne haa not seen since leaving England
wnen ne was Is years OF age. They Will sail
LOT England shortly on q visit to their aged
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Execution Of Phafr To-day.
WINDSOR, VI. April lO.-John p Phafr was
hanged In the prison yard here to-day for the
murder OF Mrs. Ann E. Freaze In June, 1874.
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CALL FOR 1910 BONDs-Late yes erday after
noon tie first call Tor the redemption Of 1914
bonds was made by the Trea sury d ,parGnen
The amount called in is ten millions.
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF STREET RAILROADS.
Senator Rollins introduced a bill to-day to
amend the charter OF the Metropolitan railroad
company. 1t authorizes the company to extend
from the intersection OF street north and 10Th
street west ,along 10th street to New Hampshire
avenue = and thence along New Hampshire ave-
authorized to construct railway beginning at
the intersection Of NJ street north with Connec.
tlcut avenue, running thence westwardly along
street north, to connect with the road of the
company on street; also to extend its railway
eastward on Rast Capitol street to Lincoln park.
The tracks already laid down by the company
are approved.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer G. w. Sens
ner to the Franklin at Norfolk, Va, relieving
Chief Engineer Albert Aston, who Ia placed on
waiting orders. The following cadet midshfp-
men are ordered to report to the Naval Acade-
my June 5th, Tor examination for graduation:
A. w. Dodd, s. e. Woodworth, A. c. Waken
shaw, T. N. Bostwick, G. W. Denf1eld N L. Il.
Johnson, II. W. Harrison, V. s. Nelson, F. ".
Topham, W. F. Fullam, and W. G. David.
PERU AND CHILL NOT IN The PosrA1. Union
The Postmaster General having received off,
cial notice that the governments of Peru and
Chilli have not adhered to the universal posta,
union convention OF June l, 1873, and that their
adherence thereto must be postponed for an
indefinite period, has issued an order directing
that Peru and Chill be omitted from the list OF
countries and colonies embraced in the univer-
sal postal union, and that the correspondence
exchanged between the United States and Peru
Or Chill shall cease TO be treated as subject tn
postal union rates and regulations The rates
OF Oh postage, car prepayment required chargeab!e
hefelore be for letters, II cents per half
ounce, for newspapers, four cents each il not
eHsGeealng four ounces in weight, and for other
printed matter or samples 10 cents for eacn
1our ounces or fraction thereof.
ARRIVED AT sfTKA.-A telegram received at
the Navy department to-day from Capt. Geo.
Brown, commanding the U,S.S. Alaska. an.
nounces the arrival Of his ship at Sitka on the
cd inst No hostile acts had been committed by
the Indians and none were expected
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ITO VIRGINIA BONDHOLDERS-We have
u perfected arrange ments with the agency in
Richmond Of the Syndicate to fund the debt of
Virginia as author zed by recent act Of the e9tsa-
ture, that with the least possible cost and delay
we can serve parties interested and viii gladly im-
Fart al necessary information.
apalw MIDDLETON CO., Bankers
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xPl0AtOn OF Giant Powder Works.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-An explosion took
pace early this evening at the Giant Powder
works near Golden Gate Park. The washing
mouse was demolished, and some other buildings
were damaged. No person was hurt
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AEOTHkR BYRON SToRY.-MrS. MOrrel was An
Irish lady lately deceased. who In her youth,
was member OF the Milbanke household when
Lady Byron, after many quarrelS with her hus.
band, returned to her fathers house. Those
quaTrels ended one morning at breakfast, when
Lord Eyron was In s'tantrum," and his wife
byron, am I Ia your way?" Byron, leaning
against the mantelpiece, answered saVagely,
"YeS, damnably!n Lady Byron Immediately
never saw her husband again, and s'damnably"
was the last word from his lips which fell upon
her ear.
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IHH QUESTION whether q Hebrew juror NAV
Saauroay was recently raised In Berlin. ma
court decided that. under the laws Of the Ger.
man s1aaa emplre, ne is not entitled 70 exempfS0n
tne Judge and counsel would not fin6 n 49,
agreeable to be required to serve on iur1eS a
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dhE BALTIMORE BoNAPARTRs now living are
Madame Bonaparte, the daughter-in. law Of the
late Madame Patterson Bonaparte; Mr. Charles
=; Bonaparte; and Colonel Jerome BonaDarte.
ms Wife, Carolina Appleton Bonaparte. and
aneir children. Louise Eugene, a six -year-Old.
and Jerome, child OF two, The Colonel and
MS FAMILY at present live In Paris. Mr. Charles
Bonaparte, who married Miss Helen Channtn@
estate near Baltimore, and has no Children
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PAINTING IN COURT RooM-Mme Bertha
Eerger, who was convicted in the general ses-
of Nortbport, L. L., by malpractice, in February
last, was taken to the bar yesterday to hear her
sentence. But her lawyer InterpOsed motion
for delay, on the ground that he desired to pre-
pare an argument for new trial. Nine. Berger
grew paler as lie spoke, and, just as Judge Cow
the floor, unconscious. AS the officer carried
her out of the court room her mother. a
wfinkied and bent Old woman, followed wall
ing nd Wr}npinp her ba ndc U
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CHICAGO AKTEOR.-During thunder storm
looked while In the air about foot IN t1iaUne-
ter, fell to the ground on the South Side. burst-
ing into many pieces just before striking. It
resembied clfnkers The wire OF a telephone
connecting two business Offices on the South
SIDE was struck by tightening about the same
ume, ana the electric duid, entering the on1ces,
played havoc with the furniture
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NO FUNDS 10 PAY LEGIsLArORs.-TheP Potera
burg Indez publishes q letter from Richmond.
Va, stating that there is not q dollar In the
state treasury, One or two OF the members Of
the House OF delegates who did not anticfpafo
their salary sooner are waiting for some money
10 come into the state Golfers, 30 they can GET
their warrants honored and return TO the
oosoms OF their families From present pros
poets they Will be money bound for some timA
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tJokn Milton, "e'a VII
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A1EWB WBOLD HAMe.
~. ,hous.nd pounds of these cole brated HAMS
,,ret rsceived Thoee wishing something SWEET snd
Sefsfe ehcud not fail TO try them. as they sre the
Anest VURAO aAMs !" ~" 0'"o .. o. BRYAN,
.rszoa& Cor 10Th and / St0. - %.
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1n1 1hrRIsoHRD PoNcAs-Yssuancs NJ a Wr;f
y HGcees Corpss.-A telegram TO the New YORK
,atd from Omaha, Neb., April g. saws: An
application for writ OF habeas corpus in behalf
4 tie Ponca Indians, now confined at Fort
Omaha, was presented to Judge Dundy, in
chambers, at Lincoln this morning by + r
Webster and the writ was granted as prayed
G.. NJ. Lambertson, u. 8. district attorney ran.
resented the respondents No argument took
place. but the matter was submitted on the
papers. The Indians are en- route 10 the Indian
territory, by Instructions from the Indian
bureau. The case was brought by j. III. Tibbles
suggested by Standing Bears speech, In which
ne ne ssid he was arrested while holding the plough
naSol naTales ana held prisoner, though he had
nese, committed a crime. J. l.. Webster aud
"A. S.IaPpletoh, attorney for the Union Pacific
nanroao leading lawyer OF the state. yoluu.
yer lnelr services. This Is regarded among
lawyers VINO have examined the case ss the,
most important since the bred Scott decision
ana IL Is believed IL must result in the cononiafs
overthrow OF the present Indian policy nenTty
Marshal Befbower served the document IN
Gen. Crook this afternoon and the latter teso
graphed TO Washington for Instructions Irnder
tie present policy fears are entertained of tha
outbreak OF several tribes, Including Istfie
Chief's 110 Cheyenne warriors In Indian Terri.
tory, the Shoshones, Bannocks, Tendoy's mixed
body and Moses 1000 armed warriors. with
other oregon and Washington Indians
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TEE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION CAsgs.-yn
ne =. s: court at Charleston, S. C, yesterday.
elect on cases took place on the motion 'Io tn
4uash the panel Of the grand and petit Jurors
n1stEc1 Attorney Nortnrop represented the
Conner and Noise the defendants 'Do''
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from Austfn Tax 0s,1 ~ aEAAs.-A telegram
the legislature OF Texas, now In session NJ S iS
about to initiate Congress and adjourn without
htav'ng ts al made me necessary appropriations It
worthy, that thereupon, after giving the mem-
pei $ al least time enough to 20 home, SO as tn
save SStes tnem from the odilm OF drawing mileage
WmEout ieavng town, there Will be a call d
session. Our Informant Wonld NOT or cnnId
not, state the precise date at which the caleb
session would be convened
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ARRIVED AT s1TKA.-A telegram received at
the navy department. to-day from Capt. Geo.
Brown, commanding the U. s. s. Alaska, an
nounces the arrival CT his ship at Sitka on the
Sd inst. No hostile acts had been committed by
the Indians and none were expected.
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CALL FOR 1910 BoNDs,-Late yes. erday after
noon tie first call f)r the redemption Of TO- 40
DOnds was made by the Trea Sury ,parGnent,
The amount called in Is ten millions.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06

from Rhodes. Some persons infer that the
occupation is offered France an In
ducement for her to guarantee loan.
1t is said that the Right dropped their interpea-
tion against NJ. Leon Say. Minister of Finance.
because they heard that the Lett would not
support any attack proceeding from the monarchiss.
Various special dispatches from Paris to
London papers quote remark of o leading
radical that the radicals must digest one
Minister (M. De Marcere) before devouring
another. NJ. waddington. President of the
Council. is known to be most unwilling to abandon
NJ. Leon Say The National states that NJ Tirard has
submitted programme to the Cabinet. declaring
himself free trader with reservations rendering his
principles compatible with the interests of French
industry.
The Paris correspondent of. the Times says
the French Cabinet has resolved to oppose
the recommendations of NJ. Drsson. reporter OF
OF the 10th of May. to the effect thai preliminary
judicial investigation should be held. the result of
which the question of impeachment would depend.
The Cabinet consider that such inquiry would
much agitation as actual impeachment. II is ex-
pected that the attitude Of the government will this
time be so clear to rally compact majority to
their support.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
CABLE NOTES.

The Grand Duke Nicholas. Of Russia. Is danger
ously ILL.,
The French Amnesty bill has been officially pro-
mugated.
signor Fanfani. the most eminent of Italian lexi-
cographcrs is dead
The loss by the burning of tho Royal Castle of Ter
vucren is $4,000 sterling.
The Forfar lnonworkcrs have struck against a
reduction of Ave per cent in their wages
Tho official list of the Cardinals to be created at the
next consistory includes the name of DR.. Newman.
The greatest anxiety is felt in Dublin in regard to
the condition of Mr.. Butt. who is growing weaker.
(An explosion occurred in the Deep Drop coal pit.
near Wakefield. yesterday by which nineteen per-
sons were killed.
A Constantinople despatch to the Times says the
Channel squadron at vourlah goes to Malta for
orders. II will probably be ordered home.
The Judgment OF the court martial on tho German
ironclad disaster LAYS the principal blame upon tho