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attention should be paid by England to Amer
lean and Australian wines. 1T is far from
unlikely that the time is coming when we
shall be compelled to look for large portion
of our regular wine supply outside the limits
of those regions whence we have too exclu-
sively derived it, to the fertile soil of the
new world beyond the Atlantic, and to our
antipodean dependencies The yield Of wiue
is said to be, by the Bulletin de Stdtique, 80,
| 100000 hectaliters under the average Of the
ten preceding years.
Meeting of Home Rule Members OF Par.
Lament.
DUBLIN, January 20 IA meeting of
thirty-three Home Rule members of Parlia-
ment, under the presidency of the Lord
Mayor, passed resolution calling upon the
Government to institute reproductive relief
works. n resolution to move an amendment
| to the address if the Queens speech contains
nothing touching the Irish distress will be
adopted. A. NJ. Shaw said the Government
willfully shut its ears to the distress in Ire
| land. Mitchell Henry said that if the de-
mands are not complied with they must force
a compliance by constitutional action or
otherwise. Daniel O'Donoghue, member for
Traee, announced that he would in future
act with the Home Rulers.
Shaw condemned the Government relief
measures as tardy and utterly inadequate
Mitchell Henry pointed out that the Irish
members should net permit the attention of
Parliament to be diverted to foreign policy.
as doubtless will be attempted on the first
night of the session, until after the affairs of
| unfortunate Ireland have been put in proper
position.
DUBLIN, January 20th.-The Home Rule
meeting passed resolutions in favor of fxity
OF tenure and peasant proprietary. The
Lord Mayor, who presided. refused to re-
ceive the resolution expressing sympathy
with the peasantry of west Ireland in their
present struggle to retain their holdings, on
the ground that the struggle has assumed the
aspect of physical force. During and ex-
cited debate Biggar declared that Shaw was
not a leader of the Irish people, but that Par
nell was. The meeting adjourned to Wednes-
day. FN
Nomination Approve1. t
MADRID, January 20th.-A meeting of
members of the majority to-day, Canovas del
Castillo presiding, unanimously approved the
nomination of Toreno as a candidate for
the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies.
The Premier, in the course of speech, said
he desired to find honorable means for en-
abling the minority to take part in the de-
bate on the election of President.
MADRID, January 20th.-King Alfonso
has signed the DEGREES nominating Canoyas
del Castillo as Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and Senior Toreno as President of the Cham.
Der of Deputies.
Abolition of Slavery in Cuba.
MADRID, January 20th.-The Chamber Of
Deputies has approved all the articles of the
bill for the abolition of slavery, which will be
voted on definitely tomorrow.
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DIED..

Bakersfield, January 10 Ham c. Harrison, native
OF Virginia, 81 years, months and II days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Masonic Hail. corner Sixth and X Streets this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Sacramento, January 10 Josephine Hoppe, native
of Fort Gibson, Arkansas, ~ years. months and
Is days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
late residence, and J, between Third and Fourth
streets, this afternoon at o'clock.l
San Francisco January 17-Julia Maud, youngest
daughter of X. n. and Francis kiordan, native
of ooklyn, n. y, 10 years
Redwood City, January rs. G. Stevens, So
years
Mountain Pass, Toulumne county, January 13-
Ephraim Alonzo Harlow, 81 years.
Santa Rosa, January CT. B. Daniels, % years
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" e @ g s-TTNT =
Has Relieved and Cured Sufferers of Rheu-
matism by the Thousands.


READ THIS: If YOU have Rheumatism, take the
Medicine that will cure you.
BUTLER SWITCH JENNINGS Co. Ond),
May -, 1e79 !
MR.. II. r. STEVENS-Dear Sir: Having in our
family received great benefit from the VEGETINE
manufactured by you, thought would give YOU
the facts OF the case hoping it might meet the eve
of some suffering one, VIII might thus b. relieved
have a grandchlld about 10 Years of age, who two
years ago or over had severe attack OF Rheu-
matism, and for two long We rs was under the care
Of as good ply siciin as we have in this county
and yet all this time grew worse, till gave her up
and thought she must die. She much deformed,
and We were told by doctor that ii she lived she
would be always deformed but, thai ks 10 VEGE-
TINE, she is today perfectly WELL and as straight as
an arrow. Last December abandoned all hope Of
the doctor doing anything for her, and CONNIE nced
using NkGEFlNE. according to your directions
When the first bottle was used up we could not see
much Improvement; but cont iued on the second
bottle, and could see some change for good. Sh
took six bottles, and, thank G, d, a complete cure
was effected IN every respect. Yours truly,
8. BURGESS.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
Attention. Exep,n,s en-,

Attention. EXempis The
regular Annual lection for officers -fffi7.s5Y
OF the Exempt Fremen's Association tsesas;szzA y
OF Sacramento viii be held SArUK &C
DAY, January ~ 1851 at Firemens Han, on Eightb
OF election are: Iii Mayo, Judge and Jamss
MeCleery and William Haiwek Inspectors III
polls will be open from TO Pm mor,tar
three months in arrears for dues and fines clnuo;
vote.
Dated Sacramento, January II, 1880
BY order. ANTON BREWER. Presdan+
JOHN DoMINGos, Secretary. [B. CT iaIo.st
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" E&ETENE.
Rheumatism is Disease of the Blood; to
Cure Rheumatism it must be treated as
Blood Disease.
REV. WEI. M. T. WORTH
Recommends Vesetine for Rheumatism
and Sciatica.

FALL RIVER (Mass.), May Is, 1879.
MIR. Fl. r STEVENS-Dear sir: For some wears
l have been at times much troubled with acute
attacks Of Rheumatism Iespec ally suffered tortures
from Sciatca. By the advice of friends who knew
the benefits conferred by YEGETINE, | began its
use, and since that time have had no attack ike
those previously suffered For some time past
have had no return of the trouble except occa-
sOnalty a faint intimation, which disappeared upon
taking few doses of the VEGETINE. | also take
pie sure in recording my testimony in favor of its
excellent eff ct in abatng inveterate Salt Rheum
and count it no small pleasure to have been thus
made free. Respectfully, WILLIAM T. WOhTH
Pastor First NJ. T. Church
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VECETlnE
VIII Cure rheumatism.

In the treatment Of Rheumatism in its different
forms, no remedy possibly surpas4 the ettca of
this most scientific ,ompouud of health giving in
gradients and provided proper care be taken at the
same time to wear flannel next TO the skin, avoid
exposures 10 cold damp temperatures, and to
keep the digestive organs in perfectly normal con-
dition, no other remedy in the way of medicine will
be needed to work complete and reliable cure.
We take pleasure in referring to the hundreds Of
testimonials which we have received from persons
who have been cured of Rheumatism by the per-
sistent use of VEGETINE and we do not believe
that any other medicine now in point to so
many triumDhs
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permanently super fuous Hair, Freckles Liver
pots, Black Worms, Molds, etc, will send
great remedy was discovered by PROF. E. HINNA.
the great Chemist and East India Plant Discoverer
This great discovery is guaranteed not to njure the
skin in any way whatever. send selfaddressed
United States and Canada) I27 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal. d26-2plm
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MR.. ALRERI CROQkER.

The well known Druggist and Apothecary of Spring
vale, Me-, always advises every one troubled with
rheumatism to try VEGETiNE.
Read His Statement:
SPRNGvALE (Me.) October ~, 1876
MR.. II R. STEVENS-Dear Sir: Fifteen years
ago las Fail | was taken sick with Rheumatism,
unable to move until the next April. From
that time until three years ago this Fall suffered
everything with Rheumatism. Sometimes there
would be weeks at time that could not step one
step these attacks were qui often. | suffered
everything that man could. Over three years ago
last spring commenced taking YEGETINE, and
followed it up until had taken bottles; have
had no Rheumatism since that time | always
advise every one that is troubled with Rheumatism
to try NEGETINE, and not suffer for YEARS as |
have done. This statement is gratuitous as far as
Mr.. Stevens is concerned. Yours, etc.
ALBERT CROOKER,
Firm of A. Croker & Co.. Druggists and Apothe-
carries.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Satisfactory Arrangement in Regard to
the Piute Indians.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAE.
A Physician Arrested in Colorado for a
Crime Committed in New York
THE sHERMAN-BoYNToN CONTROVERSY.
Presidential Preferences in New York and
Pennsylvania.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Exciting Scene at Home Rule Meeting
in Ireland.
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Capital COIOnnadr, No. isI5 Tenth stree,
Private rooms for families. The best Of ,r;
liquors, cigars, etc JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor
els I'm
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FIRST CONCERT

FIRST CONCERT
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY:
SEAsoN 1s79-sO, AT CONGREGATIONAL
- Church, Sixth street, near J, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January p, 1880.
PROG II n NIaE:
PART l.
l. Chorus" Come. Gentle Spring 1880. Haydn
2. Part song "1ell Me. Roses" ..... (Barnby)
Four parts Soprano, alto, tenor, bass
8. Qulrtet-" Hail the Gentle Flower" (Barnby)
Miss Woods Mr.. c owe, Mr. Craudall Mr. Fritz
4. Part song" A Hymn the Home Land (sulivan}
-Four parts sopr no, alto, tenor, bass
5. "The Blight May Tide" ................H attou)
Mr.. Godw.n McNeill
G. Trio and Chorus Now Cease the Conflicts" 600
Haydn) Mrs. Cadwalader. Mr.. Grove, M.
ben and Philharmonic so,ety.
PART II.
l. Piano song" Rhapsodic Hougroise No. T..
Q-iszt( Mrs. Cheney.
?. Quartz 1.-THE Sailors Song" ..... Hattou)
Miss Woods; Mr.. Crandall, Mr. Mcneil Nj
Bien.
3. Part song -"O o, Hush Thee, Ny Baby" (suIvan)
Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Cooley, Mr. Grove, Mr.. Bien
and Philharmonic Society.
4. elbow, Bugle, Blow ..................Pe arce)
Mrs Fitch
5. Glee-" Grabbed Age and Youth . (Stevens)
Mrs. Cooley, Miss Woods; Mr.. Grove, Mr.
Crandall, Mr.. Mcneil, Mr. Bien.
G. "Babylon's Wave Psalm 1877 .(Gounod)
Season ticket admitting gentleman and LADIES' s.
Single ticket 81
Go be had at the door
az Concert commencing AZ $ o'clock. ja211t
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MARRIED..

San Erancisco-Dr. II. Bergstein to Pauline Michel
son.
San Francisco, January 15-Robert Coulter to
Agnes VI. Gilman.
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DIR. L. Mars seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Noe.
.urna Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Phvsi.
cal Debility and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess Iudscretion or Abuse The Old find i1
this remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. La MAK's
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debiitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vlgor Price
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D. By express TO aDv
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A McBofLE L CO.. Druggists, P. o. Box 1,e52,
San Francisco. iyl9.Bpn
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BORN.

Petauma, January 12-WIfe OF Daniel Brown, a
son.
Petaluma, January 10 Wife of j. C Peavy, son.
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And in accordance with law (and an order OF the
Directors, made on the 26th day Of NOVEMBER,
A. D. $780, so many shares of each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the office of said company No. 4Ol J
street Quinn's Building, Room No. 81 in the city Of
Sacramento, Cal the Both day of JANUARY,
A. d. 1850, at o'clock n of that day. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs of adver
Using and expenses Of sale.
d. w WELTY, Secretary.
Office Room 8, Quinn's Building, No sol street,
Sacramento Cal. jal3-4 lot
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


The officers and members Of 4
Sacramento CJnmandery, No. 2, knights |fssaszs~
Templa-, are requested 10 assemble at the N.sA
Asylum, THIS "wednesday AFTER -
NOUN, at l:3J o'clock. for the purpose OF NV
attending the funeral of our late sir Knight,
HAMILTON CARTER HARRISON. sojourring
Sir Knights are courteously invited 10 attend BY
order Of WI. NJ PETRIE z. c.
W. B. DAVIS. Recorder ia2l-Is
. he officer. and mesabers OF Sac "a
rsInento Royal Arch Chapter, No. 5, are .HA
requested to meet at Masonic Hal, THIS NE
(Hednesday) AFT RN0oN, at $50 O'Clock, " y
for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of our late
Companion, HAMILTON CARTER HARRISON.
SojOurning Companions are cordially invited By
order OF W. 3. DAVIS, II. Z.
A. A. REDrSGroS, Secretary. ja21-1t
sDfc:al Meeting OF Washington a
Lodge No. 20, F. and A. NJ, to attend the ~
funeral Of our ate brother, Ham c. Harrison, "a *
TO-DAY, at l:30 O'Clock. Visiting brethren "
respectfully invited BY order. K. X. WICK, W. NJ.
L. G. JORDAN, Secretary. ja2l-1t*
Funeral Sutice.-Pioueers Will convene
at their hall, THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON, at
130 o'clock To attend the funeral of our late brother
Pioneer, HAM G. HARRISON. which will take place
from Masonic Hall, corner Of Sixth and street.
JOHN S. MILLER, President.
Asa P. AyDREws, Secretary. ia21-It
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" COnsOmme. at the Forrest 80 every
e'ening from to u nI7-lm
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A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc. will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send selfaddressed envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D New
York City. f3-MWSIy
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Assessment Sale Reese Gold and Silver
Mining Company Location Of principal place Of
business, Sacramento city, Cal. of works, Hum
bodt county, Nev.-1here is delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of assess
ment levied on the 10th daY of NOVEMBER, A. ID.
1879, the several amounts set opp site the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

NEW SINGING CLASS FOR BEGINNERS.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen. Comme, cling at 1880
J. l.. SKINNER, northeast cor Sixth and j. ia2I-It
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TONIGHT,

TANTED-SMALL HOUSE OR UNFUR-
w nished rooms for housekeeping. Wi hin ten
blocks of Postofiee Address &C." this office
ia21-ltz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WIANTED-A SITUATION TO Do GENERAL
w housework in a small family, by girl who
is good cook. Best of references from last place
Inquire at northwest corner Seventeenth and Z
streets. or at this office. ia2l.2rt
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L. GEORGE EBERT,
FH7HE LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR, NO 500
Il street, between Fifth and Sixth. Choice
line OF French and English Goods to sell ct from.
All work guaranteed. Prices lower than any either
house. iagl Amin
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TByHE CHICAGO HOTEL, CONTAINING -
nice Ladys Parlor, IL Single and IL Mil
Double Rooms Can Accommodate about 40 III
people. The dining room is well lighted and veug-
lated; will seat 60 persons. A nee large Kitchen
with all the latest Improvements. A large Bar.
room and Office all vel arranged to suit the bust
ness. All the Furniture in rooms and everything
pertaining to this Hotel is all having on been
opened four months and is now doing good bu5i-
ness. All the above and five years leae of
premises is for sale at reasonable price Death Of
the wife of the landlord if the reason for this sale
For further particulars, inquire at premises Nos.
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OMAHA, January 20th-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacrame nto
January 9th: 4. f. Cannon and wife,
Chicago; Geo, w. johnson, j. A. johnson
| and family, A. B. johnson, New York j.
S. Groves, Mrs. Cochran, New Orleans; c.. B.
johnson, Washington; Emma Schworm,
Leclaire, Ia; Mrs. Leavitt Burnham, two
children aud nurse, Omaha; j. A. Wake
man, Minneapolis Lewis June, J. j. Kittell,
New York.
Twenty two through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant Il ain, to arrive in Sacra
mento January 27lh
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WASHINGTON, January 20th.-Seth A.
Terry, Secretary # the Territorial Savings,
Building and Loan Association of this city,
has defaulted in SIS, 900. Terry was for
mary years com ected with the Bureau of
Refugee Freedm, and Abandoned Lands,
under General o. o. Howard While there
he, with Others, inve sted what money they
could in buying the claims of colored soldiers,
expecting to realize on them in few mon his.
subsequently lie was a clerk in the S. cond
National Bank, and it is supposed that wnile
there his first financial embarrassments had
their origin. He invested his available funds
in what were known as 20 per cent claims Of
messengers. Government printers and Others.
which claims, like the first named, have NJ yer
been allowed. II is stated that the amount
of claims he has on hand represents nearly
SEQ. COO.
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agreement Arrived at in Regard 10 the
Piutes. "---'. -- -f

WASHINGTON, January Gosh. = Secretary
Schurz had long conference with the Piutes
to-day. 1t was definitely aqreed ppon in
Council, first, that he old Chief Winnemucca
should be permitted u return to the A1alheu
reservation in Oregon, with such of his pep
pie as may choose TO go there; second, that
upon their arrival the Indians are to take ur
land in severalty, each head of a family to
select as a farm I. particular tract of land,
and third that such OF the Piutes as are now
scattered through GU the white settlements at
work satisfactorily earning their own living
are to be permitted to remain where they
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The Presidential Question in New York

The Presidential Question In New York
New YORK, January 20th.-An Albany,
\. Y, special says: 7 he Argus, of this CITY
publishes reports Of interviews with "a Re
publican State Senators and large numbe,
# Republican members of the Assembly on
the Presidential question, Among the Sena
tors IL are for Grant, 10 for Sherman, for
Grant or Blaine, and IL sre nou-committal
Among tie members Of the Assembly 43 ar,
for Grant, II Tor Blaine, for Sherman. 4 70,
Conklng, l for Garfield, and Is decline t.
express preferences.
The Maryland senatorship.
ANNAPOLIS md J. January GOTH - oti
houses voted to day for the United State.
Senator to succeed Senator Wbyte, whose
term expires March 4th next 10 the Senate
Arthur German Dem received Is votes
James A. Gary (Rep) received 5-two
Senators absent. Ia the House German
received 6S, Gary 1.-TWO members absent.
Pcans,ivania Politics.
PrrTsBURG, January 20th-The Fayettt
County Republican Committee yesterday
elected delegates tn the State Convention.
They were lot instructed, but two are foi
Blaine aid one for Grant. The Republican
Committee Of Indiana county elected two
Blaine delegates TO the State Convention
The Convention meets February 4th at Har.
risburg to elect delegation to the National
Convention.
An Ociogenarian Burned 10 Death.
BLooMINeToSt Ind. J, January 20.h.-David
Gray, aged S4 was burned to death in hi,
house last night. His wife assisted him Ia
the door where he fell senseless from exhsus.
ton. aud to save her own life she was obliged
70 lao W. him and witness him burn to d. a.h
before her eyes.
The VI ssissippi SenafOrsiip-So Choice
JACKSON. January 20th.-1he Legislature
balloted to-day for United States Senator
with the following result: Senste-Barks-
dale IA, Singleton 10, George II, Bruce L,
Harris l. House-Barksdale 81, Singleton
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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New York, January Goth. = Whitelaw
Reid sent party of thirty, FIVE homeless
children West this afternoon, under the care
of an agent Of the Children's Aid Society.
Homes will be folud for them in Iowa,
chiefly among farmers. Mr.. Reid expects to
send another party of about the same size be-
| fore spring
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Foreign EEisceEiauy.

London, st Is understood that
&lO0, 900 in geld was purchased in the
open market yesterday, for shipment 10
New York.
Paris, "a water spout at Puy
destroyed three houses aud caused much
other damage. 1t is feared several
persons ere killed.
Bucharest, g. Intelligence is received
that Bulgaria will in October declare her
independence.
Constantinople, "a Russian admiral
prevailed on Prince Niketa, of Montene-
gro 10 withdraw his pecunisry claim fos
despatching troops to Dulcigno and TO do
whatever the powers advise in the matter
The Porte, pending the receipt of
further dispatches from Rizia Pasha,
withdrew al the last moment the note
announcing that Albsnia has agreed to
the session of DJflcigno.
Disturbances throughout Armenia are
threatening to assume the proportions of
an instruction.
The French portion of the naval de-
monstration will withdraw Immediately
shot is fired. The other powers have
agreed that they will not land their
troops. Rostilities in the event of GER
tain contingencies will be confined 10 the
bombardment Of Dulcigno.
Berlin, 9-The whole Third army
corps is concentrated here for the grand
maneuvre next week. The bands Of the
corps, numbering 1900 musicians, will
play tonight before the palace of the
Emperor. Tomorrow the Emperor will
review the corps on Tempel Hsfereld.
On Monday the Imperial Guard will
parade on the same ground before the
Emperor, and the the maneuvres will
begin in earnest. 1t is thought they will
not last long this year.
a semi-official statement ressserts that
in no case has the Imperial Bank of
Germany in Berlin refused to pay gold
for its notes CT checks. 1t will, more
over, adhere to the same rule in the
future. On the other hand certain de-
mands on provincial branches Of the
bank for gold have been transferred to
the bank in Berlin. The same course is
followed by other large German banks.
The following semi-official statement Is
published: There is resson 10 believe
Russia is disposed at present to look
coldly upon the agitation in favor of the
formation of the government of Bulgaria.
Russia appears to deprecate any reopen
ing of the eastern question, although she
may not be disposed to make distinct
avowsl to that effect.
Paris, 9.-Cardinal Guibort, Archbishop
of Paris, has received from nearly al
religious confraternaties their adhieson
to the compromise declaration. tits be-
lieved none of the confraternstios will
| withhold their assent.