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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-29
RAILROADS.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
GOING EAST AND IVES.

~ GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov. 8. 1879, all trains will
run daily (except Suaday) as follows:
Through trains to Pittsburgh.
Through trains to Cleveland.
2 Through trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsville
and Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be
tween Alliance and Chicago.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-29
Farming and Timber Lands
for Sale.

1--WE or six farms and two or three timber
i lots near Stewart, on the Marietta and
Cincinnati R. R. in Athens County, Ohio
The timber is No. timber and good land
The farms are in good repairs and have good
crops of wheat growing. The land is all
fresh, and is No. tobacco land. Good wa.
ter, schools and churches handy. For sale
low on reasonable terms. For further par
ticulars enquire of
]. A. PLUMRR, Agent,
mch23,'S0- Marietta, Ohio.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1880.
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.
Miscellaneous Hints.

Cool rain water ami soda will take
machine oil out Of washable goods.
"A coat of gum copal yarnish- applied
ID ihesoles oi boots add shoes, and re-
l,eated as it dries. until the pores are
filied aud the surface shiaeslike polish
ed msllogany, vii make the soles wafer
prpof, add il lasts three times as long
To Harden Candies Take for four
pounds Of candles two ounc,s "f white
(sr Yellow heeswax. Those who make
candles will find it great improvement
to steep the wicks in limewater and salt
petre, and then dry them. Tue fame is
clearer aud the tallowkwill nUtrun..1.. e
Soft Soap Take six gallons of soft
rIainwatefs add tlnees pounds of best
hard soap, cut fine, one pound sal soda,
four table-spoonstul of hartshorn; boil
the whole till perfectly dissolved; pour
into vessels, aud when cold it is fit 10
use. This makes Fl ty pounds OF fine
jelly soap.
To Keep Cheese Moist Many house
keepers complain that their cheese b.
comes dry, and some use kind of bell
glass To put their cheese IN A very
simple expedient will keep cheese iniht
hest condition Take linen cloth, ol
cheese cloth, dip it in white wine
20 se,z sont excess Of wine, and wraE
up the cheese in il. BY doing this th'
cheese is not only kept m list, but its fla
vor improved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON, March LIN tho Houas Of Commosa,
to-nir ht Mr. Stanley, Secretary of State for tho
aud said the government intended TO make no
change aesfar ~ regarded the number OF men.
He m we'd n vote OF 15i $50 men for the army,
whigh was passed. The remaining votes also
passed. The Irish volunteer bill was rejected
Qn Saturday Last smr. p Lortllard's brown
Heldins Paroe retired P t ps9s n hY bot
which is to take place ut the Lineolnshire
spring meeting on the seventeenth OF March
One hundred to ak was freely offered on ru-
mors that he will not start because the market
II forestailed. and his owner cannot net satis-
factory bets.
To-day the Sportsman says; Paroles backers
need feel no uneaBiness. He will certainly
start, and, In view OF his satisfactory condition
will certainly run we'll.
Mr.. Lorillard's Parole IL again frst favorite In
the betting for the race for the Lineolnshire
handicap ut twelve TO one
RpyRl assent has been given to Mr.. p. Noan's
seed potatoes BILL which has passed parliu-
ment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
RUSSIA.

ar. PETERSBURG. March a-Numerous DEGREES
Will be Issued to-day. the anniveraary Of tho
era. remitting arrears of taxes owing by the
rural population. and awarding orders Of dis
tinetion.
81. PEyEnsRuna, March 2.-All the members
81 the Council OF the Empire, including the
Chancellor, Prince GortsohakoiY. Will proceed
ct hnlf past II O'Clock this morning to the Win
tor Palace, and present a eongrAtula.Ory ad-
dress to the Emperor. The city Is gaily deco
rated and the day IL being observed ns d gene
ral holiday IN honor Of the twenty 9th ami
versarv OF the Cars accession. At 10 o'clock
this morning vast crowds assembled beforeathe
Winter Palace. The troops were maesed In the
central quadrangle Of the palace and Immediate
vicinity.
ST. PETERSBURG. March AFTER the Car had
received the eongratu lations OF an enormous
carriage and was loudly and continuously
cheered Ia the crowded streets through whlcn
ha passed,
Up to this time no disturbances whatever
have occurred.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
THE CALIFORNIA TROUBLES.
The Vigilance Committees Of 1851 and
l856-No Danger Of Vigilance
Committee Now. ..

The excitement now In San Francisco revives
the memory OF by. gone years. when political or
other troubles led to the formation Of vigilance
committees. The first OF these organizations In
San Francisco was In 1851. when society was In
rather disordsred condition; but all the ma
chinery Of the State government had been pro-
vided for. though 1t lacked that settled con-
dition necessary to give 1t vitality. The Gov
ernor OF the State declared the city OF San Fran
cisco In state Of insurrection. and. strange to
say. that proclamation aaainet the Insurgents
was never withdrawn. The vigilance COM
mittee Of 1851 run Its course and finally sub
sided.
The vigilance committee Of 1856 was much
more formidable uprising. It not only held un-
dis puted sway In San Francisco, but the sympa-
thiee OF maj arity Of the people. particularly
In the mining counties. were undoubtedly
ranged on the side of the committee. Charges
of fraud In the ballot-box were openly made.
and corruption was seated In places Of power
and influence at least such was believed by
very many people to be the case. These
charges tended to Inf .me the public mind
early in 1855 In the fail of that year james
King. OF William. began the publication OF the
Erentn0 Bulletin at San Francisco. The Bulletin
pursued those in power with great earnestness
and all public officers from the Governor to DO
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GERMANY.

BERLIN. March 1.-The North German Gazette
reports that Herr Won Radowitz will replace
absence of the latter from Paris.
BERLIN. March 2-The Keichstag to-day re-
solved. In accordance wiAh Herr Won Benning-
sens motion. to refer the army bill to a com
mittse OF twenty.
Herr Btauffenberg National LiberaD said all
parties are agreed As to the necessity OF main
tanning the defensive power OF the country, but
the hand, OF future Parllaments ought not to
be bound for seven years.
Herr Windthorst (Ultrnmontane) said all
were willing to guard the integrity OF the
fntherand. but the necessity Of an increase OF
the army had not been adequately placed before
the house.
Herr Beba teocialist) declared that II the en-
envy should threaten Germany several Demo-
Gratis would join In repelling the invaders.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Committee on Ways and Means OPP
posed TO Revision Of the Tariff.

WASHINGTON. March The House Committee
q Wgs sna lsassn Mssas y s & naa ns dor
postponing consideration of tho sugar aaes- i.
duoins Tho star tar.fY on on certain articles sc embraeed M ed
In section 100! Of the Revised Statutes. Three
votes were taken by the committee. resulting
Mr.. uibson. Of Louisiana. favored revision
Of both the Internal revenue and sarif systems.
with view, 70 equalizing the burden Of taxa.
resolution for the appointment 6f q com.
mittee Of hve members 70 take Into considera-
ton the entire subject and report at the OPEN
The resolution was. however. tabled:by vote
OF to 8, rs follows;
Ksss dosssr Frye nna Wood aus Garfield
Isle. Felton, and Dusnsll,
As tho questions DISPOSED Of to-day are con-
ferred TO the committee during the present ses-
sion. the result ls generally accepted US nm In.
dication that no tampering with the tarih will
be encouraged or permitted by this Congress.
rrNcHBAcKs NAME wfTHDRAwN.
The President to-day withdrew from the
Senate the nomination Of Gov. Plnchback as
naval officer for New Orleans. This leaves
Lewis. the present incumbent. undisturbsd.
SUIT FOR SEDUCTION AGAINST SENATOR HILL.
Court to. day against Senator Hill. 81 Georgia.
He is charged with seduction, in 1877. at Atlanta.
Damages are laid at 10000. The complainant
Is Jesse Raymond
AN ATTEMPT TO MAKE COMMITTEES REPORT.
determined effort was made In the House
to-day. under the leadership Of Representatives
House and Casey Young. of Tennessee, to OBJ
tain an aye and nay vote on tho proposition to
so amendthe rules as to allow any public bill
to bs put upon the calendar to be voted upon
BY the House after 1t has remained in the
hands Of the committee for sixty days without
being reported to the House. The object OF the
proposed amendment Is to prevent the stop
ping OF Legislation through refusal OF commit
tees to report. The effort failed to. day. but
both gentlemen gave notice that they would
continue to urge the measure until the public
demand forced its passage.
OPPOSITION TO THE LAREDO RAILROAD.
The Senate Committee on Railroads to-day
heard arguments from representatives OF the
Corpus Christi Railroad Company, in opposi-
ton to the bill which proposes to aid In the con-
structlon Of the Laredo road: The argument
was offered that the Corpus Christi road is al
ready In course OF construction, and that the
Laredo road is not needed.
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TIE F0RTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
Mr. Hear Comes to the Relief Of
His Brethren in tho Lou
isiana Legislature.
4 Tfpse Per Cont Bond BiH-Logan
Speaks Against Fits John por.
tor -~ The Revised Rules
Adopted by the House.

WAsH1E@roN, March 7.-Be,ass. Mr.. Burn.
side. from the COMMITTEES on Military Affairs
reported adversely on the bill fixing the com.
psnsation OF enlisted men In the signal SER
Woe. Indefiniteiy postponed.
Bills were introduced and referred Oh
By Ny. Harris-1ro prip. loeoe copies of the
BY Mr.. Bailey-To refund the national debt
u PROPOSES . new per cent bond Ia exchange
for the outstanding bonded indebtedness.
cd, providing that tho COMMITTEES on the Judi.
olhrg be instructed to inquire and report
whesher any American. oillsen has been ar
constitutional right to petition this body con :
gerning the title TO seat Of n Senator from d
state of which they ore cittxens, With power 70
to refer 10 tho action Of the majority ii tts Lou.
tslana Legislature In regard TO the memorial OF
she minority n that body Ia relation to Kel.
senetor Logan spoke at great length on the
Fitz. John Porter bill. He opposed the bill,
holding there was no appeal from the decision
ppted by Messrs. Hill. OF Georgia, and Jones
Of Florida and devoted some time tc answering
M ths,r :. inauiri.s. Iasan's ayggment wes tsehnI-
dent may pardon Porter tomorrow, and tha,
Congress can authorize his appointment. II
they choose, ~ an army otflosr.
House. e..-The morning hour was. on motion o
Mr. blackburn. of Kentucky. dispensed with
Mr.. Blackburn then moved that the House
epmmittee of the whols on the subject OF rs
vision Of the rules, He stated II was his intsn
ton to immediately demand the previous auss
tigp.
Mr.. nlaekbarp'a motion led to y spirited de-.
bate between Msssrs. OongeT. Frye, House
Garfield aud others. the amendment to rule 81
being the subject OF dispute, The amendment
to rule Al. known M the Morrison substitute
WINS agreed 10. The next amendment was thn
requiring yeas and nays to be taken on the pas
asas 70 Rer bslna asnasa 81 % !,
to require the yeas and nays to be taken on tht
pnssaRs oi the general appropriation ant
rivers and harbors, 1t wins agreed to- bevera
other minor amendments were agreed TO and d
great number OF others were rejected. aftel
which the revised rules were adopted by Ia
. ~,
- motion OF Mr.. Garfield 1t was agreed tt
THU hey should so into effect on Monday next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON. March "A Paris dispatch an.
nounces that NJ. Gautier. Bonapartiet. has been
elected deputy for Ruffle. In the department
Of Charante.
The Swiss journals deny that Vera sassallitch
has quilted Zurich.
a Vienna dispatch reports that the Russian
ernment the extradltion Of a young Russian
named Taffa. now at Vienna charged with i'm
plication In Nihilist conspiracy
A Paris dispatch says: Prince 0rleauf stated
In the Russian church yesterday that he had
received q letter from the Nihilist COMMITTEES
threatening him with assassination.
BUENos AYREs. Feb s.-The report OF a dis
ruption OF the alliance between Bolivia and
Peru Is confirmed.
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captured Sunday morniag BY d mixed white
and blaok Doses.. He wae taken to tho scene Of
the outrage and Identified By his victim. A
vote of the posse was taken and It WAS decided
not 70 bynnh him. but TO tAlOw the iAw 10 take It's
course. Render was then taken 10 Georges
station and plaqsd In the guard house. under b
esTOnR guard. Monday morbing he was sent to
Wgltelbor0 TO iail. still strongly guarded
On the way to Walterbero the guard was
y said largely OF rekttves Of tias. outraged
lady, and she prisoner was conveyed to q sos
ae!gded spot tp the woods. whsre be- was kept
till night. About O'Clock last niRht hs was
confronted with the LACY whom he had ontrRssea
ana aGa!n identified. He was AGAIN taken 20
hnrw R;..s. WISE p.svarasvns were msuo Y
Tho oritne and aiso oonfesasd 10 4 similar p,,f-
rage on d colored woman il Newbery str
years ego. He fufther acknoyleiued hyvitle
killed golorad girL near anuatrss Iaat hprii
He AiaO gnnfessed to four bura.aries and ts,n,l.
mest,bts thefts. Al tetgO O'clock no VIVA han rcd
and after lripg 4 vollsy Of piatOI shota into tho
body tho crowd quietly dispersed. Ksndsr was
n dangerous outiaw, who for over d yeas had
geen the terror oi the nslghbOfhOeh on which
henr ~ inra.I a W H. hnth hss ,,i nsssaa
rn"iaa,ta af thn v,ni r,ts "n''o 80" oS'V'ea
svsaueo's l.'s'ss''N - '''e ,a''A'y. a''uI - .-.
HyIGtpB OF MEMBER or DfaTfFaUfhsxp AND
4asToRto FAMILY.
CHICAGO, March "A Ut, Louis spsa}al aHys :
n. q. Stockton. nephew Of Commodore Stockton
and cousin uf Senator btookton eOnmitted
suicide ~ me sutaW Haaae sunday hy taking
MOEp1lpe. aae leIt Y note saying Hte De.
mnrs - 49, ~ a9tta.. w ~ ". hs ns Me.
fnrni, ninn T., It.sh nua srn5,,ntd ~ ~ M...s
Ao.damv' Ha wna wvh tlnm ,node.r. :. ~. perrs n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRE .ENrArIvEs.

TUESDAY. March q,
The House was called to order at II O'Clock.
Speaker Ogden in the chair and seventy-nvo
members present
Prayer was offered By Rev. DR.. Percival
A CORRUPT MEMBER.
The Speaker presented the following COM
munication from Mayor Patton:
MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS.
March /. 1850.
Hon. b. N. Ogden Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives:
the twenty.eighth OF February, 1850. member
ot the House approached Major J. Henry
Behan. Administrator OF Commerce, and told
b m II the Administrators Of tn. city govern
ment would pui no the sum OF $1,000 It could or
would be arranged to keep the present govern
mont In until 1884.
Administrator Behan is prepared 10 give the
name OF the Representative making the proDo-
sitson.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
T. VI PATTON, Mayor.
Representative BIlliu moved that aoommitsee
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An Injunction Defed Western Union Lines
Captured and Turned Over to the
American Union Company.
[Cincinnati Daily aazette !

CHICAGO, Feb 27.-NotwJthstauding the In
junction granted by the courts at Kansas City
and Denver to restrain the American Union
wires of the Western Unlon Telegraph Com
pany On the Kansas Pacific. the former COM
pany did cut out the wires this morning, and
order. The wires on the Union Pacific road.
known as the Atlantic and Pacific wire. wers
also cut out this morning. and are In possess
junction would have boon applied for yester-
day as to the Union Pacific Company but for
assurances from the other slle that there
would be no tnterference. Such steps are being
taken BY the Western Union Company as viii
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
STILL ANorHRR DIsAsTEa,
4 Military Review In Honor Of Gen. Grant

GALvEsToN, March 2.-To-morrow's Neaes
win publish the following sLeciaI. dated City o.
Mexico, March 1: Gen. Grant and party. at
government and city. visited the different de-
partments In the National Palace yesterday. A
grand review took place to-day in honor Of
Dental residence conveyed. President Dtaz.
Gen. Pacheeo. Secretary Of War. Generals
Grant. Sheridan. Mjdtd and Monresiones. As:
ststant secretary of War: Matias Romero and
Ygnato Mariscal Secretary OF Justice. Col
Grant and other of1ears to the place OF review;
Alter the review the 81 hs
column Of honor In front OF the National
Palace. on the balconies Of which were Presi-
and the commissioners. Gen. Carrillo COM
manded the troops. The four divisions were
commanded BY Generals Phegarray. lsomadrid
Orellana and Pedro A. Gonzales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
GEORGIA RAILROAD MATTERS.
Freight and Passenger Rates Fixed BY til
Railroad Commission Sale of Road.
Especial to the Democrat,

ATLANTA. March 2-The Georgia railroad
commission. created By act Of the last Legisla-
ture have fxed the maximum fare for all rail-
roads operating In Georgia at four cents per
mile. and at four and half cents per mile
when passengers fail to buy tickets. The COM
mission have also fixed sleeping car fares at
one cent per mile. and reduced freishts and
euualiz ID them 20 prevent discrimination, The
commission conei-ts OF ex-Gov James M
Smith. Gampbell Wallace. president of the Msr-
chants Bank. and Samuel Barnett. The deci-
sion Of the commission goes into effect IN thir-
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" days from to-day To Bob Toombs belongs
the credit Of bringing about this revolution In,
Georgia railroad affairs IL IL thouatlt here than
the roads throughout Georgia win obey the
olHmiehiOf.
The Georgia road bought the Macon and Au-4
eustA road to-day 1T sheriff sale In Auausta for
$4,000 The Macon aud Augusta ie eighty miles
long. running from Macon 70 OamAk, Tho
Georgia owned a heavy proportion OF It's bonds,
hence the small eum paid,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
Strike In the Vulcan steel Works at st.
Louis.

ST. Louis. March 2.-The Vulcan Steel Works
at Carondelet. after several months prepara-
tion. were ready to resume operations yester-
day. but before starting up Superintendent
Duncan notified the employees that they would
be required to sign contract governing their
relations with the company before work COM
menced. This the employees refused to do,
and on being informed that contract was the
company's uitimatum, all the men In the con-
verting. blooming and rail- works Immediately
struck. The hands In the furnace and In de-
partments connected Herewith did not strike,
and received on demand an advance Of rs per
cent In wages.
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The TeleTraph War Along tho Line Of the
Union Paelnc Railroad.

CHICAGO. March 2.-Yesterday a petition In
behalf OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany against the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany for an Injunction was presented to the
United States Circuit COURT. Judge McCrary. at
keokuk. and an application made for a tenn
order allowing the Injunction as prayed for il
the bill with provisions for q hearing at St.
Louts. April s. the same time fixed for the At
lantic and Pacific telegraph Company's hear
Ing. The prayer OF petitioners Is thai defend
ants be restrained from intarmeddltng In any
wise with the lines OF the Western Union Com
pany. or with the agents. In the working and
repairs OF said lines,
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l,eepen, o ame IN for share os its unspsrins

lieepep. ame In for share of its unsparing
dsRSaasisiepi S,., ,hs 9u. ,h 1.,,, .. .,.r,sa osn
Riahardsnn. Initial Mates marsha WA kijled
81 . man named Cora. This proaussd very
throush ths nnmn.eis ~ the hest esnena In ths
Cora was srrsstsa and put apen. trial In due
sss. 1. g, g. s sa s :isa as, e ,ss
torn Of court. % The Buiietin frothed With ndis.
oatss era ,t was s,et ennyiosd The Hsllsiin COL
t,ra.,s Wsr" fisd III Win the p,1ost violsrt and H.
osnd1arv ertislss "dt,rins ths wis,tsr 9; 1859.
ssa % - Resy i ngldsh.s 5 meon
IL York afsey e9 r. Reeh pser s
1hs s m hnK n ne
sity. and shot him. Casey surrsndered 10 an
officer and vas taken 70 Isil. The shooting
% few dsrs VA siterwards. and whiie Ms KIM nd vst
fingered. tks visilanoe oomnittss numbered
ssvs5si thousand mon, armed sad equipped:
q 81 es xss
1aed e. h,ss g .s after The hsoaf bs a
surrounded the building and adiacsnt
grounds. and after. some pnrlsv with
10 the &c comrnitfess s and and con eonvsyed 10 lis head.
quarters Of that organization which was sur.
with sand Mr. Kin1 disd In nboat tsI, inva
a 10 h esr y uassy ors
Wane Wltn hahaeat; a,aeet :, ws u,.. ,v.a oa,,.n
~ ~ Ias as,.a ~ h ,,, I. ~ ,, ~
nnr ~ ~ ,Jrnnnna he ~ ira ~ - tsn n,n,ssnca
or4 7 ~ Jtt, Yag syt ~ ro - aa nM9 ~ y. hrnnI
nrcihis ~" vtnar,,. nra ,,nas ~ II ~ .n
nata ri law nnd ordsr II maintninad its"f
auninat Renvv odds and fnnybt ths
he ae,n 'tan s,ns +, III, vnnr MN umn
Hetherinnton Ind nm aItsrcation Nv WITH and
Ha,Ssrjn.tnn ht n =.
nfYinara ~ the -" viuI,anns" nnm mites foreibiv
tnnk him ~ frnm tha nni1ea nnd ha1a X him
"risonnr NH hts rt"tu ha,ara ne, ea trhmnai
was Ind Hs was "canv,cted . ~ .n, rn,,rss ana
toasthsr win Nm man ~ INV name 81 Rrane. wt,n
haa Eilled man some q, YEARS bsiors - was hanged
IL .icg ~ ~, % . j, .,r, IN, rr - ,a.,,c
hn etta ~ ~ gsk. s.ns T. ~ ats.o ~
surrsction M no nrncaimsd ~ ths aavarnor y. vet
tha nm, rta ware 4, saaai",, nnd warn ~ in,ar
yaraT ,.tth are.nt thai tRa g,aiia@nna @ cnmrni,ga.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a Crime steeued Wretch Lynched in soutf
Carolina.

CHARLEsToN. 8: c.. March 2.-On Saturday
lasL 9 one armed negro. named Louis Render.
commltled an outrageous assault upon q white
Ttotn. WOMAN. named Byrd: residing. near Georges
1Lau0a. Colton county. about fifty miles from
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FRANCE.

PARIS. March 2.-Count de st. Waller has sent
dispatch to Premier Freycinet. eenying the
henlohe will explain to the French government
the reasons OF change Of his position,
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ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.
Rescue Of the Grew by a Passing Vessel
The Captains Statement.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The steamer Thane-
mare. at this port from Cardiff reports: On
Feblusry ~ 10 latituee q; H., lonsitade 9 g. she
cola for Greenock. flying q signal OF distress.
She bore up to her and took of the captain and
crew OF eighteen men.
Capt. .Thiele makes 2 statement. IN which he
says: After leaving Pensacola harbor we had
nothing but head winds in the Cult OF Mexico
and to the straits OF Florida. 80 that while rum
ming before a. heavy gale on February the
vessel shipped heavy sea. over the stern.
nace compass. charts. books. instruments and
log book, and iDjuring the stores. On the
eleventh she shipped tremendous seas. COM
pletely burying the vessel. washing overheard
Francis Charbant. seaman. who was lost and
disabling the carpenter. The rudder was
Wrenched Off below the rudder trunk. the ship
became unmanaReable. and the crew were worn
ont with their laboTS day and night. On the
twenty second they sighted the steamer. hoist
ed signal Of distress. and the crew were with
difficulty taken OIL.
STILL ANOTHER DISASTER.
HALIFAX, N. g.. March 2-The schooner
Irene, which arrived to day from Darlington;
brought Capt. Conner and crew twenty all
told) Of the steamer Para. sunk of Cape Sable
on her voyage from Boston.