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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-12
Reunion Of Ex-Confederates.

GALVESTON, TEX, August 10-A
special to the N9ws from Dallas,
says reunion of ex-Confederstes
living in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mis-
souri and Texas, was held yesterday,
to extend through t0~day. About
500 arrived in the ciy during the
day, and large number az night.
A procession headed by the local
military companies and the fire de
paltment and brass bands paraded
the streets. Craddock's Opera House
was thrown open as a place of rem
devious, and hearty hands shaking
were indulged in. Many had never
met since the surrender. Speeches
were made at the park by General
Lewis, Frank Mitchell, Col. Pierson
Pierce, Gen'ls Cabell and Gilman of
3d Louisiana,
The building east of the E. T., Y. & G.
Railroads machine shop, occupied as al
office by Mr.. A. P. Bradford, time anG
store keeper, was yesterday moved a con
siderable distance east, by large force OF
railroad hands, who were engaged all day
1t is moved to give room for other improve
mems.
From Capt Nc. H. Dooley, attorney ant
agent for the E. T., V. & G. Railroad, whs
returned yesterday evening from Athens
we learn that circuit court, which convened
there Monday, has adjourned, without tn
transaction of any business of note. Al
| the important cases were continued.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-12
MEN OF TIE HOUR.

Some are born great. some achieve
greatness. and some have greatness thrust upon
chem. Shakespeare
, 1881-07-13

lcssclatnd or marble. Carpets are rarely used.
An OblnnE rlgof mating ls usually p1Rcett
III tho centrc gf the tar0r, md tho chairs arc
arranged stiflly IN either sltle 0f It. Most Of
tho Elnuscs ttru without g1aSs Windows, helng
SIMPLY .l,arred. Tl0 dry dust Of the street
pOnrs Into theln and fills every npOk and
crni,ny. The fnttlnn servants invariably
wear long trains to their dresses, which
brush tle dust hll them and you. Whatever
reformation ynn tlny effect, you cni1 1,Uver
teafil these acryniIts t0 wear short dresses.
Tllr!t arms nntt shoulders arc bare, but they
object tO showing their feet.
The Inst 1lleal IF tie day Il served Il, the
pnr'0r, nr snfn. Ten Is ilsst.l around by' tho
1n0zn, With tfnices, fntlry biscuit, anA clecst..
Illis lts,tnlIy apluhrs at nsI1llt y Or y o'clock,
tic n,tr nj will lcll tnnst NJ the visiting IL done.
T'Ite llDstess always l9lilges I'll n CIntr, her
hair carefully dressed, linweycr neglected.
tho rest Of her toilet may br, and visitors
c0lno to tnlk over the lAtest gnsstp Of tho
town. rGcipe for liew su1ce, IL. the plot Of
tho Inst Frencl! novel. THO, reading Of tn.
lUfllbian lalacs 1s limited to Eugene Sue and
Dumas.
:;itcli is fife in Colombia. a glamour Of
beauty Il thrown over everything. a Ho!ttcli
mist rests over the nfasnta-lnuilted ywntr1,s.
Tine gradually becomes accustomed, to tho
st1ytllfy, ilDwet-gnrfantleti servant klEaY atld
the ui.Hwett i1nUrs,-tO tho sentiment atld
s!nthfsllnHss everywhere prevalent. The
clainnte Is A' ereryntffE that one ran hardly
resist taking t.ile's ease continually In 3 rock
lnE.elnir, Wit!! II palmetto fat niid a de'lcAse
tish Of lutcp.
, 1881-07-13

f2s ara % e,reie SPssfsf1 1--we ys ys A;sr 3ss . S9H
dinltcourt, was tlecnyed bnek 10 Francn BY
tho police otllcgr, Jacob, sllp wrotn: "1ic3t
beloved Paul, liaye becn syeleon,cl at homie
with tho most tender sympathy. lppe. 10
acc you sool, II, 1'nris not cla1.lest!ney, bit
Mt my mothers sitle III her tlrnwjnK.roo,n.
/ meanw.lj1o shall try to write Constantly
to yoM.. / suffer mucl, dear 1'nul.: think
10 entirely, nil Of ijcrtlle. Aty i,enrt blcctls
ut this forcc.l absence. Write n few words
OF consolation. DO not tMt0yer. for want
Ks tiio procedure Of lis Koinati Eeciesias.
tfcnl Court IL very SLOW aIle mny he Of agu
md her own mistress before tho question Ut
s0rcrry rofscd by tho Countess tr1mccourt
cnn bo solved. ~
, 1881-07-13

Fhts4H&phM lHf0ft. ......
"The man whu tree pitt out tho now.IanHlea
cnveretl tho colnet." said II brewer. yesterday:
Any nne Of temperance protivitics whU viii
tnko tho trouble to look will be aatouished At tho
number pf now kigns suspcnuct1 III front OF tho
Of Of tie ,''aa same dcs[si,. AID are Satliar
costly advertisements. Tho similarity uf
these signs strikes u stranger In
about the same manner As tie prov:rbItlt white
window shutters mud high stoups Of this city.
Each sign bears the coat Ut aTms Ut tho brewer.
or aotno desRn calculated to tempt tho thirsty
wayfnrer. The way they came about WIS this:
GrGwpr hut one made. aud gavc It To a retM!ler.
Thls spurred othars 10 d1 tho eamo thing.
and tho result was TINT in = abort bort
these signs Gut IN their customers. Each
cost from *l5.G0 to $1h. When Il retailer Ncceps
nu8 he eEters Into a written contract tu return
1t to the owner when he Alscontlnnes the sale df
thAt brewers beer There .nr0 3O0 Of these
aFRns hung mt In this gLty. nnu Ut MI nycruEo
price Of Sl4 Cachs which 10 said To lH fair N!iH
1t Is demonstrated that tho brewers hayG !ll.
vested s0u 1a,OQ0 this spring In thoso fNncy ar
ticles There Ia a Erent dealAu1 Tor them. nAd
tho brawdrs arc cUtnpt1tcd to distribute thetn
among retailers who sell hut little, In order 10
reta In their custom, as vel! as anouR tho larger
dcAtGrs,
business tn thu clty, told u Record reporter yes
tar1ny tllat every other year It Is necessary for
1nen It, his line Of business TO renew their untlro
stock nt bottles, which are gathered up by dcnl-
erx and shipped 10 other cittcs. wheEo thoy Rre
ustsi BY other brewers. 1t IL tst1mAteA that tho
hottcrs Of this city rcncw ut luast a,000,0o0 bot
tics each year.
, 1881-07-13
A GOOD WORD FOR ARKANSAS,

fr,xnsv,11w srn,,a"r M '"."'' ~" ~ ~. ,.,,,,c-
would like, for tho lenclj, Of nv Northern
frtrn,Is. to l,ayn tia foiIownp i, ,ns"r,n, @ .~ ~
S, ~ s,e, @ ,..,.s',"i 19e''eo !"
your lnuch es'eelnca u'ur''n'. ..-,
NH well aware tllat ttaefe are t'lbusafttsO OF
entcrpr1stng ,ucn IN tho North who wisl, to
obtnjn homes and farming landy for them.
selves and families, ard 1T tho same line ure
not awase OF t1e orpoftnnities that hsc
afforded tl,etn for homes IN THIS splendid
climate. know that Arkansas las ever l,ad
Ina hnow f.'vn,,, ro,.rnenrt..i. h,t tbo co,,r.
..ao oeea ia'as.s s..ase o"u 49,. so
tly ''as no" ''ese!opei 1tselt 10 u1at extont
tint We begin tu feel the assurance Of an tttl-
migration from our relatives in the wide
sprenI North,
This Is mi old, IonE-sett!ed country, al
though by sone means it has ,Iai,l il. 4 dor
hers to stY tint tie present generation, Will
lint HOW flsing III our ini,ist, are iilctI with
unterprtse aid Tho splendid wjleat-tlpltls anu
cnrn.iieiIs tlIrouci,otit @ Ell all Tits country speak
OF the gral,I Industry OF our people. Could
, 1881-07-13

Eomp pacts In the Casc of tho rAyrtrPef,
Anhn.s.dcr,. xore WI, rs1a,o.s ..,s+,.
~ r'a"s ~ 80 m,r,,.,t. ~ ~ nN,,sna.
o MI 1sseon T.n. w. Ae ,rn. ..,, an aae.. ~,
IAe !Mecourt Vs. Alusarus trial SILL goes
OIL iii Paris, but out Of difference to tho
sister Of the Influential! Maruuts do Galltfet.
~. s oraas"., H. i,,ra",, J ~. .,.,.,,',..
nas oraeIea tlo 1on!nats not 70 paollsh
tho pieadlngs, although nothing Of really
scandalous nature IL involved In them. The
Fignro. tn sot1sfv nutlte curtositv. which ia
-,ot,,rsi,,, ,~a,,sa., T.. 4i's, sT.. 49,,
untM1 ans mousso y t1a1s MIMI. nus Rot nolu
OF tho petition addressed ~ Mine. dime
court to the Ecclesiastical Tribune ut Rome
nutl utves copIous extrncts firm, n. Thp
Conntasa nro ~ ~ t,,a ~, i,a,,oo,,
1ouLss e,atss piasS ios te lnate'a1e oo.weoh her
daughter anu M. Paul Al''s'lrlls' cell
ebrateu before q rcglstrnr at London.
to be set aside, As 1t Is impossible for the
voluntary ronaent cf tfo vo,,rr 1o,1,, In tu
stsa,..nS ,,a as,,s sao soHe ."on -, ~ w
u'sputou, HoE uaoal1elt III nlAoanl'o uld pe'
fore the Venetian Council, pleads tho exor-
clso of the unlloly art OF sorcery, THO power
of thts black mt Ia stiIl n,lmfttn,l al fhn
Vntio1r Nf,,o t,I,,osa,.t @ ss n."as,,"s Nv w ~
nos ,l,1o motnera ~ ncGount was peculiarly aiis;
have ns,oIties, 10 har w. ~ III tc" ~ Woas 10y
atrl aMxe lnalme9 h heT LOT aamission t T. te Tara
ai1IescttoH, " ~. EMaaeoL ~. Me nnipesriGfe.
Wsac!i as,! ~: JM!G; ret{y 1eeeiy Tlsita nne
, 1881-07-13

A..
tsno frontier. nnaelng through tho centro OF Lnku
Aseotnn.
:, ,hssG;ctnntIFaymcnt tn Chill. by Peru md
-, lnlnt!y, of tho sum nf $o.UG0Q0. ,00,.
W. tr, q w'iIGh Z, he paid IN cash.
cn of Ito prGYPEe'r;ti;Hs Of which
despolieti. - '>'>' ~ ~ "9"''
fDurth--ftat,lrn Of tho transport lttmac.
F!fth-Abrogalton nr tho scurnt treaty mado
tnotWeeu Peru aud ltoltv'n n Tho ycar 1aGa-
,oGv!!'E, Mt tho sai1i0 time. TUG hleps takei' to
ns.sn. ss auot xm S1fesrsto n 5 tho TWO
sixth-ltetentlon. OH tho pnrt ct Chill, OF tho
territory or Mtni.lcxnt. Inona, nfn hrlHa occi1-
pletl hY THO Gillian furccs. unt!! to nb!lgatons
10 which tho preceding conditions rofer hnvo
g Is sSso9q s' 9p s1' I'm ns,t ct IT., e6 T.
taknR thsf II 'i ttSrs M il shai 10 ali exclusively
commercial port. ...,...
THESE DEMANDS wE1.E 1sEpTIED TO
M vsay an,y " ,,Gr LIZ gf"s XIV, a% ~ syi,rh f1 ns
Iio sSGvu M.cGx. ~ .t nt; - ~ ~. .s INV ,s
tae nTotIatiol y liz Gn!tfu oIssits NUS pto'
poseu ny uTlcle Nfneia: ioMcscF. rs
t!le negotiations pf9ceetlcu from ttny 10 dhys
It soon hccn'no evident TINT, lant,sit'tslartl.
tors might desire to lnetlljte. tic Chiicans
hntl littlo idEn Of fly result from lie Cnft.
f.r..,,na ~ n t.anraf1,i not,,rn A' ''te So''0
tov N fshiiont, ef.jI.r, aro AT 4h.t NM,
t. IT,, ~ ott!s"'t tt nuu'can stto ~ Its hNl
I!a0.i 1Ma!icn. M 1uo Mllp M!u KiuIy " W
elKtE Alu o1Etc!Nht AElny, waning 10 ne leu
9 ~ v1etofy t " T, nc e1lotny'a Gnpita, IT, IT,
,t:t, 'mV II tanv Gn!,o RsIg}I I}.,I. tHs FL
or ~ io~cT 4 n1o e. u DG sgf ":
Al1 I'LL IuHEGF 'H0uIN3 0I TGFGIT4 NY HlHllt,'
, 1881-07-13

Wfnehester's s1ypophoaphltea
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lnn1s,
bronchitis and general debility Established
tNeNtY.QIg YN4rA,
, 1881-07-13

B1&etds UVt3@eh q 1HF UNtsa6d 1F1btNss,
SralNoF1ELp. ILL.,, july la.-JohM Dertsilc,
laborlng man, aged CO. lled suddenly TO-
night. Tho Cosonor's jury decided that Ills
dentl. was occas!oMed by excitement aud by
hetnx oyerheated. Ills excitement aroHo
from his daughter leaving her husband this
afternoon because the latter grumnled 80
proachIug confinement,
, 1881-07-13
SUICIDAL.

spsetas 0tspas<h 10 IN Chicago 7ttouns,
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 13,-AdolpA lIeboeker, 4
gunsInlth, committed suicide this morning
by Shooting himself In the head With q
double-barreled brescl,-loading shotgun Ills
bruins we1e scat&esed over the walls aud
ceiling, and two large abrasions in the cell
ing. told whore the shots went after doing
their deathly work. The cause OF suicide Is
ascrlbed to Ills falling health and the cxces-
siYe heat OF the past few days. =,
, 1881-07-13
TRINIDAD.

rp1n1I0Ap -
ANA1NADAD.
--------.
Colorado Town within Fifteen
zoshs Editor ., n. chieseo 1rtbuns
Tnty,nAn. Colo. ,tnIv n.-,VouI,1 you like
n i,"ar sn,,,n,,,,n,t % oSo,t .rr,"t,tan H." Gaia
U,... ~ "'s't nt''. "1o"' A1A''"au' '"' o"''
y o O. s.t MST tIun Sslan tlat ,pre.,es tsc, upon
one, and ratl,cr uuplcasultly too, Is tho dust.
S1, t as., on o gtouna rhn nd
your &c mr. oycs cear mr. and ~s are psepared @ to taso
good look around, you SEQ Of, tho right n Illio
,so,,are.toppcd eleyatfon. which il called
Fishers reak, aud on tho lett a lesser one,
simpsons lies sest. I between It. s tie thess Ii tho ltte
CITY Of Trinidad, at all elevation Of o,oa7
Tic old uart Of Tho civ ~ built almost On.
look to Eastern eyes| Adotc, us perhaps NJ!
mixed with s,raw. ,noldrd II, different sizes.
lila i,rtcis and tmrneI nt tntarvats mi.
til tllorough'y s,l,l-lried. This makes
MI inexpensive builtllng-lnaterlal, which Is
well adapted to this dry climate, houses built
NJ II hnirv cnot In s,,mtucr n,h wnr1n IN win.
ter. Many houses Of the poorer classes arc
ono story high. The walls are built loot
thick, ant from ten to twelve feet high; logs
nre piacetl across tic ton, md aru COVERED
viii, boards; then tie adobes are packed on
s Ts"etia IL nj ou:etops 81 are rvaeS S in o osnti its
II not In quality, such profusfon OF weeds
anfi wild tlowors grow out Of thom.
1he pet1ets,hss HOUSES aIa t"o slol'es
higll, with gaoleu rooitst 11hlaheu 10 Initiate
marble and brown-stone. When accompanled
SIl' SI'co e. tio f fntrolictlon ot Tie raiiroa.i III
1878. everything lias received mn inlpcfis.
especially building On tic nnrtl, side. Son,o
fi1io brick anc wooden residences nre going
R {9F YHs5 Il S Is yefy sSs
tg go'afifv 1pn v" 70 Soo PCT l''ousano' "ccorans
TIlUro IRE no stlycr-mlning interests here.
The only mining 1nue llrre {s in coal. Five
'!sS nK e e eoai 1T Is tio
cpko fvr smelling purposes, mid thore Hre
1SS coke ovens in oi,orntlo,,, Tjw coke is
shipped to Denver, Pueblo, and otilor places.
tIHwey sSnnests 1,, tS nfS 1T ;,i4ah Wit t9
Trinidad. Tiie grade Is sufficiently steep TO
Tloy are drawn back BY horscs, but an ci,-
$50 SONG @ dicat!ons "a M q s!Ser haye been found
It'll III lie Snanis, peaSs. @ am,it @ , sayenty It % mi)es
iiorth: hi tliat is tllp cxtent Of il,o silver.
lind so far. Some parties are prospecting for
cratio rine! 20 nwlnr tn tbH smrnd. Maxican
eielnent' Ind thsrc IN lie tlsuai rebejiion
among tho opposlt party; bit nothing cai
SMci, n nccniiar ;enr,le ns fGa hiaxicnna
arel They Hro q t,stiI,ct racc M in IN every % mr..
ticular. i il interesting It to G walk % past their
, 1881-07-13
PERU.
The Port Of Arica and the City OF
Tacua.
How the Latter Place Was Captured
by the Chilians.
"Reminiscences OF Tho rcaco Conference
of Lust October.
1ocidonts Of tho Great Earthquake-shook
In 1868,

spttta, corrspondtnte Of 7ne Chicago Trtbuns
11y,rEp STATES STEAMER nLAcKAwANSA,
AFRICA, Peru, Atay II, 1sS1.-Tho port of
Artca, as seen from seawnrt, Is not MI at-
;rnctiye ore. Thcro Is long sandy beach
,o tllo north OF tho town. Upon which, about
, ouartcr nf a mile inland. and plainly vlsl-
h]o from tho shIr-deck, rcposcs tho wreck Of
tho United States steamer Wateree, carried
ns|lose BY the tidal wave which accompanied
tho great earthquake OF 1868. Bleak
ind desofntc sa''d'hf1ls rise In tho
rear Of tho city, and stretch away
into tl,e interior rs fur rs the eye can reach,
The sole yestfge OF vegetation to relieve tho
lireso,l,e n,onotony being nit occasional cac-
h+p]art, which, from It's very nature, serves
10 accent the stcrilityof tho desert Tho
oerpentllcittar walls of the Nforro rise nbrupt-
IL from tho sea some 400 feet, over The crest
II which wo sec tho ilag OF Tie victorious
Cllans tloattng calmly and peacefully In tho
breeze; nttt, looking closer, we discern tho
muzz|es Of three or rfour "togs-of.war," COM
p,anllng tho entrance to tho llarb0r. a
mountain-road cut In tho fnce Of tic cliff ia
visible winding It's why up tho side which
fuces tie sea. Apparently tll6 fort OH tho
summit Is lunprcginbte. A. handful Of men
surely might castlykcep of MI army attempt
A.. Lt.t4.. ns.l cun nor,,,& y,,,t
s ~ ss.s.v so ~ n's,' o,,a va l,oa,, roas,,,,o
for the Cl1lEans to llave taken the Moro.
. IN US Of the Lnckuwannu, who canlo here
In October last to assist Mt
THE MEaioItAIlLE PEACE C0NFERENCE
lat wlllct the United States offered her good
plTices In the sl,apo Of 1nodfation). many
changes nre evident. Tho army Of occupa-
tIon which wns here, 5000 strong, and the
fleet Of transports III the lIarbor, consisting
pftWenty or more vessels, liaye all dlsar-
pearet. Tho llfp and balstio Of SIX months
ago are among tile things ut the past.
iJnon tho arrival OF the Lacknwauua at
that uilo' on laet uip!ou.ua!c tlssloM, NC
conlpanled by tho Bolivian PlenipotcntEaries
(tile pornvjAns having remained behind at
1fnt,nrtlo. on bnnrti tha Chalace}. sllp WA
Weeg,lsa a,aw t..os' t., W p'.h ns .,,es
and IefaVlahs,-lor IN hcr Vlas tnere
was prospect tlnt peaccablo solution
Of tho existing state OF affairs might be ar-
nn,s.ro; ~ +o,r;torv ',rnn ,yh;ct, t,a cam,,is.
usa!. ~ aptn 49,, ",1m !,taa,a !o .an.sa,s oo,a
pregnant will, tho deepest interest to tho
belliee5ents She cau,e ny as tho ,T representa-,
s,i.,, ~ 1 a,reI ;,,to,ttn., - nn,,.f,,n ~,
WIN .uo "so"cu Hh1eah4oll y. poutAae ".
np0h Inc trouoled Waters, "na PROCURING II
possible, m honorable and permanent peace,
per,, Irndor the rircumstances il wna mt
strange That more than the ordinary cotr,
tesies SHOULD have neen extended to the civil
the Gillian troops and exhtbition-tlrllls wcro
tho nr.,ar ~ 4ia aov sTha I1ntto,i stotoe
sto ~ ~ ~ on,aax. - ~
ministers a o @ PeSts t OF tnG tacKa h r.;
, 1881-07-13

TI9DftEF ID E7NklNf10E{ 1sNql3T1F. .
ATLANTA, Ia., July p.-It has tFn.,spred that.
as Jcssc Waldrop wins iynchcd for tho murder pf
In the same county, who was not living with his
wlfv at tho tin,e, and said: "HaI, you
kunw you promised TO gtro me 81,
gw0ct lite. / am going to tlio. In Il
fuw minutes. | don't fenr dcnth ~ much a. ron
ought to four tho falsehfotls you hnpo told to
casise ny death. i was 10 ktil sfss: Al Miichul,
and tnistook tho nalnes fur Mrs. Hal Mitchcll.
You promised nas t15 II would conllnit tho
more NJ Il Eiiiea m old man as yo,i Intended.
Killed Mrs. Mitchell by mistake, suppostnK she
wns tho woman who sworn nEallst mt. and
whom you wantcd mo to kill. l haro mistaken
my victI1u, but J 40 to my God With this con-
tcsston un my lips"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsUIsCToS. Monday, DEC 10, 1881.
The redemptous under the lOjth call 60 date amount
TO SlG,G77,loO.
The President signed the commission Of J. C. Bancs
Davis as Assistant Secretary OF state to-day. lie VIII
enter upon his duties at once
The President received large number o callers to-
day including colorcI delegations; one headed by
Professor Grecncr. and the other by exMarshal
Douglass.
The hearing Of the oi Daniel Mcclure. formerly
Assistant PaymasicrGcucra L. :. A., FOR the settle
ucut OF certain accounts involving The OF $4,000
began In the Court OF Claims today.
Commodore Walker. Chief Of the Bureau of Navigation
LETT tonight for NewIork 10 be present at the trial of
the torpedoboat Destroyer, which takes place nt tho
Ncw-Iork Navy Yard Tomorrow.
The Senate committee investigating the continsr NJ
fund expenditures OF the Executive Departments con
tnued this morning their examination of ir Ftuoy cK-
custodian Of The Treasury Department building.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs to-day decided
10 postpone action the nomination of Pay Director
WatmOugh to be Paymaster and oil other con-
tested Navy nominations until atter tLe holidays
The Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics reports that dur
ing month OF November there arrived In the cGsoms
districts Of Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, Huron, Mime
sota New Orleans, NeVYOrk Passamnqnoddy, Philaac
phia aud san Francisco, jG.21G passengers, of whom
81 $50 imuigraut- In November 1850, IN" total
number OF immigrants was 37.j9S. Daring the Ave
months ended November 1881, 20l,3Is, aAt during Tie
same period In 1850, 251 2G2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, MONDAY, Dec, ~, 1851.
Tho commercial treaty between France and Portugal
has been Srned.
later Official list Of victims of the theatre fire esti-
ma ties the number missing az go.
Ii reported that 400 persons were drowned by the
bursting OF the dam at PcrregauS In Msers.
The S. PetrrSbHg GGscte says there have been 1,5O0
arrests lor political offences in the OF the present
year.
The interview between King Alfonso and Mr.. Hamlin
and General Farchild, which was appointed for to-day.
has been postponed FOR IA few days.
In the spanish Chamber OF Deputies to-day Senior
Canacho. Minister of Finance defended his financial
measures lie manttined that the budget for 1857 S3
would not show HdeiclL
The Berlin correspondent Of The HOrHitg Post says
Germany does intend to await the return of Herr
Won scLoczer to Rome proposes to inrust the
C0tatious oil the Vatican 10 anOt her dipiomatist
The arrival Of Ahmed Vehk Pasha has produced con
siderable excitement at Constantnope 1t is regarded
with satisfaction in English diplomatic circles. 1t is
Porte to take some action in regard to reforms IN
Armenia.
MONTREAL Dec. -10.-The officials of the Bank Of
Montreal state that the broken bank Of Prince Edward
Island will not be so hopeless "A wreck expected.
The depositors and noe-hoders will be paid in ull but
the shareholders will be called upon for the contribution
Of $ljO,UOO.
The Countess Of Crawford and Becarres has announced
that she has determined not offer a reward for the
restoration OF the body of her husband, the Earl in
order not to create precedent and encourage repetitions
OF such She has requested her to pursue
the same course.
telegram from suez, Egypt says that in consequence
of a report that an Italian had murdered soldier the
military seized and imprisoned the Governor, barrcaded
the door of the Governors residence and refused TO ad
init the foreign cOnsus I Is now discovered that the
murder was really committed by Bodouin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
pANAMA AND GUATEMALA

PANAMA, Dec. 1O.-The merchants continue
TO resist the tax levy, and 1t is deemed proDHD' na'
some Of them will be seized and sol6 The EushSh'
American and French Consus addressed the uo'orh
blent on the subject but apparently without result
robbery OF several thousand dollars "or'h Vi le"'
v WAS committed at the Grand Hotel on the eveHns OF
the sh inst IL was the property OF Mr. q '" bennet'
acting English Consul, aud his vile
The Panama International Congress- convened lor INC
18th st. to discuss arbitration as basis OF settemeht
OF disputes between the Republics OF this continent
promises to be failure. So far the only representa-
tiyes who have appeared are Dr. Antonio Ferro, o 30
gota delegate from the United states Of Colombia and
Dr. Jose Marie Castro DELEGATE from the Republic OF
Costa Rca The United States Government IL Is nue-
stood was not invited the Congress, ana Mexico 90
elined TO send a representative. Senor Delino san
chez The Guatemala Minister to France, leaves mere To-
day to present the Government oil france tnc I"cs
concerning the ourges said have been commute ed on
the person OF Mr. Puot, the secretary ol te ISI
cation In Guatemala. The French Minister'S demands
Mere at FIRST very severe, but the c0ncatory 6spQsr
lion OF President Bar0s effected come nOducAtioh
of his views A Flench commissioner also goes TO
France by this steamer, ana tue iuAItcr VIII P'D'J w
aut tealf