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MISS NILSSON. Missions contract
with Manager Henry E. Abbey is for the
season of 1882 3, and binds the prima
donna to sing at one hundred concerts.
beginning in October, 1882. The terms
are 500, 600, with a half share in all
houses over and above 5000, and with
lodging, board and travelling expenses for
herself, her husband, agent and two ser
wants. With little economy she might
leave the husband at home, to be taken
care of by the two servants, and be her
own agent, since she will have nothing to
do hut receive her money in business way.
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New ZEALAND.-English birds. a CORE
spondent writes, seem to do even better
than in their native country, particularly
the sparrows and green linnets, which have
become quite pest to the farmers, who
offer reward Of five shillings hundred
for the eggs. They have become SO numer-
GUS that field has often to be sown three
times before it can be got to grow on ac-
count of them, and many thousands are
destroyed annually by means of poisoned
wheat. In Canterbury they have regular
sparrow clubs.
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"When the funny man of London
paper" observes Kunkel's Musical ReUie'o,
writes good joke the editorial staff is
called up, oysters are served, and the pa
per don't appear that day. And it is a
noteworthy fact that no London paper
has missed publication day for ten years
back"
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NOTICE. In order to dispose of what few
TOYS we have left over from Christmas. we
will max. the little folks feel twice as glad to
know that we shall sell them at half the
former price-or nearly so. Now buy hum
ming top for cents buy 40 cent doll for
20 cents (; buy a gray horse, on wheels; Tor
% cents buy an album for 10 cents flutes
Hills A b C blocks for 65 cents toy watches,
two for 10 cents; all 10 cent images for D
cents; all scent images, two for . cents ;
boxes of soldiers, two for 10 cents. Also,
other notions and fancy goods, lace and silk
ties reduced; silk handkerchiefs reduced at
the Red House.
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT.
cH4ELrs o. RoEINSOs,

or SAN FRANCISCO, HAS TAKFH ROOMS
~ Sand 10, L wis Block, eornsr OF Fifth acd J
streets, and will ~e-eive pupils in Drawing, Pen
Etching Water Coiurs, Pastel; all ranches Of OIL
Painting V-nd cape, Marine, Fl.,wers, Decorative,
Still Life, etc Terms made k,c@n upon application
at the Studio, ola 3pu
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Holiday Presents =" The NimSle Six
pence Be ter Than the slew Shilling" II YOU want
| GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at reasonable price, go
to BEALS GALLERY, No. AS street H. s.
| REALS Onerator d9-lm
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ART LOVERS,

living Pages From Many Ages (1UO beautiful
illustrations
Poet and Painter lover 100 beautiful illustra-
JlOHs) L
The resden Gallery of Fire Paintings -
Beautiful Pictures from the British Art
Galleries. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
Great Painters with over 200 engravings)....
Gems of Modern Art Tin water colors). .......
Masterpieces of Antique Art. ................ ]
| Dore Gallery. Observation-Disclosures.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A Handsome PreseDt.-COmpisfe French
China dinner and Tea Set (l4i pieces for S25 Have
been u:ed. Call at 900 Tenth street, between
l and J. d23-3t'
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Christmas Presents |
HOLIDAY GIFTSl
Of all things BOOKS are the
most chaste, beautiful,
enduring and useful
Of fyiftc

NYo ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION Is BETTER
GOOD BOOK 1t remains through life to remind
the recipient o. the donor, and is a source Of
Joy, both to the eye and the mind. 1t increases
The love OF
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
Trademark flied in this State aud Nevada
Geo. w. Chesley. sole agent.
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Forty years experience of an old nurs

For Five Cakes, Ice Cream, etc. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 60 to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth. jy251m
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THE prices marked in plain figures on the
goods at the Red House last week would have
talked il they had not been so low.
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pApENr 10 CHILD.
FRIEND. TO FRIEND.

Is volumes) ................ SIS 90
Dickens Complete Works "a volumes) ...... IA 90
skeleton in Armor (superbly illustrated). go. 90
The Arctic World (superbly iIlustrated). 80. 90
Morocco, and Its People (srperbly illustrated) 90
Cooper's Complete Works (32 volumes). 80. 80 90
Soomon's Story beautifully illustrated). l rs
A large assortment, in price from 81 to $50.
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The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by W. f. PETERSON. $40 j. dit
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KIDNEY. WORT in this season sustains the
system and keeps up the strength.
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The best Meals in the city at Peterson's,
6lS and go J street. d7-d
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LADIES French kid, custom-mads, button
boots, So 80 and IS 70. at the Red House,
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Two THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SALES
were made at the Red House Saturday.
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Mosr acceptable holiday present, undoubt
edIy. is a case of Eclipse Champagne.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS The annual festivities
announced for the enjoyment of portion OF
mankind will take place to-day, at the
Capital Ale Vaults, Third and streets,
commencing promptly at IL o'clock, and last
ing until P NJ John Longabaugh will pre-
side, and entertain all who choose to call. A
full and choice programme for the hungry
aud thirsty is announced as follows: Roast
turkey, with cranberry sauce; roast pig,
lobster slla1, egg-nog and other fluids, with
3 choice cigar to wind up with.
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BALANCE of toys 20 be closed ont this week
for half the former price.
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"JoE" Bowers serves egg-nog, Ton and
Jerry, turkey, etc, at Union Hotel, Second
street, Monday, December 26.h.
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ANOTHER large invoice of boots and shoes
received Saturday at Red House.
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Forty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS NINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, al has been used
for forty years with never-fai.iDg success by millions
# mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dysentery and diarrhGa, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-coc BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, % cents bottle
o3l-1yMWF
Csrd.-TO all who are suffering FROM
the errors and indiscretioss of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss CT manhood, ETC., will
send recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN Station
D. New York City. n2-6mWFM
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. Il. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
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In ORDER to clean cut all the toys at the
Rcd Honsa. they win be sold at half price
the original retail price 20 remain on.
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BEsr champagne in use. Eclipse Extra Dry, ].
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LOVERS TO sWEETHsARTs

LOVERS TO sWEETHsARTs. -
Lucille beautifully illustrated. IS 90
Ballads of Beauty, beautifully lustrated. 80
Hanging of the Crane beautifully illustrated 90
| Gems from Tennyson, beautifully illustrated. 5 90
Lovers of Provence, beautifully illustrated. 90
Farm Ballads, beautifully illustrated. ........ 90
Farm Festivals beautifully illustrated 90
The Golden Gift, beautifully illustrated. ...... SO
SWEETHEARTS TO LOVERS.
Lady Geraldine. W
Ballads OF Genius ...................... SO
Ballads of Bravery. 90
Dream of Fair Women. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Yesterdays with Authors. Observation-Disclosures. 90
! Portrait of a Lady, by Henry James. 90
Aunt Serena, by the author of One Summer. IS
Mabel Martin 80. 0 ~ ~
Watch charms. 10 cents 10 %
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Oliver Optics books, each. ISL, 81 25 and 81 so
Harry Castlemon's books each. .............. 25
| Louisa Alcotts Books, each. .......... l so
| Mrs A d. p. Whtney's books, each ......... so
Sophie May books, each. IS cents and 81 p
Virginia F Townsends books each. 81 IS and 81 so
VIII Cartoons books each. 81 %. - SO and 50 o.
From Canal BOY to President Observation-Disclosures 81 %
Scrap Books Card Albums, Paints, Pencil Charms,
| Knives, Blocks and Games.
RELIGIOUS.
Teachers Bibles .........-............:S 90 70 Si0
Pulpit Bibles so TO 80
restanents and Prayer Books. 10 cents to IS
Prayer and Hymnal, in cases.. 10 TO SO
IN GENERAL.
For Ladies: Purses. Portemonnaes Card Cases,
Vases, Scissor Cases, Jewel Gases, Satchels, Writ
ing Desks, Portfolios, Music Rolls, Music Folios,
| Glove and Handkerchief xes, work Boxes,
Hard Bags, Fine Papeteries, Fine Stationery, Sea
Moss Albums, Photograph Albums, Autograph
Albums Fern Albums, Water Clors, Brackets,
| Picture Frames Button and Hairpin Boxes.
For Gentlemen books, Memorandum books,
| Diaries, Inkstands Gold Pens Holders, Card
Cases, Photograph Cases. Letter Cas- g, Cigar Cases
| Cigarette Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Ash Re
ceivers, Dictionary Holders Dressing Cases, SHAY
ing Cases, Dreka's Botiers, st indard ana Misce
laneous Books.
Finally, all standard, current, new, elegant and
| complete works in Art, Science and Literature, al
of which VIII be found in the SPACIOUS sto.e Of
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suspEsDED. Saturday Chief of Police
Karcher suspended officer Frazee because of
NEGLECT of duty. It IS understood that the
Police Commissioners viii meet tomorrow to
inor;re into the matter.
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E,frGRAsrs.-Yesterdsy afternoon twenty
five emigrants, sll males, arrived from the
Eastern States.
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The heaviest outlay ever made in one
month for ores at Argo, Col, was in Oc-
tober, during which month $780, 900 was
paid for ores alone. 1t is estimated that
the total of these works for 1881 will be
So 600 600, taking the first ten months as
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NEWS OF TEE roREIae.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1923 for Is of 1907; 1909 for IS Of ISL
10 Tor SIS; sterling, 81 s394 SO; silver bars
III
silver in London, 5ls; cousols, % ZIG; per
cent. United States bonds, 1913 IS, il6; AS
1l5g
IN san Francisco hali dollars arc quoted at dis
count TO par Mexican dollars, s8l@S9c.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 90 Sd
@95 I'd Tor good to choice California.
There was fair business in mining stocks At San
Fraac;sco yesterday, with but little change in
values. This charge, however, WIS generally IN the
direction Of lower prices. The week has been dull
and unsatisfactory, and theoUtook does not present
cheering ray.
FIRE at Crystal Peak, New; also at Ukiab, Men
dlcino county,
A jury has been secured at Santa Barbara in the
Gray murder ease, AID the trial is progressing.
In the tax roll Of Portland, Or the gross valua-
ton Of property is plac d at sl3,512o55.
Owing to impossible roads, there has been no
mail between Eaeusburg and Yakima, W. T., for
some weeks.
The re og,s Of rich mineral discoveries at Takou,
Alaska, arc still exciting the people up north.
The Chase river coal mines at Nauaimo, 3. C.,
arc on FIRE.
As will be seen by our dispatches from the East
and South, Sacramento valley is not the only region
at present troubled with high water, Missouri,
Louisiana, Fiorida, Alabama and other points SUI
fering greatly
Half the business part of the town Of omro, Wis,
has been burned.
The steamer Bohemian, from Boston for LIVER
pool has been wrecked on the Irish coast and thirty
two persons drowned.
At Republican meeting in Brooklyn Monday
night free fight occurred, in which several persons
were severely handled.
A train On the New York Central Railroad was
wrecked Monday, but only two passengers were
hurt.
Delaware Judge called the attention of the
Grand Jury to Colonel Ingersols recent lecture at
Wilmington as coming under the law against bias
phemy.
Sarah Hiley, u years old, was burned to death
Monday at owensville, Ky, by her clothing catch
ing fire.
Over So. 600 coo has been expended on the Brook.
Ign bridge since its commencement.
O. s Palk shot Joseph Butcher and C. W. Her
ring at Las Aninas. Col, Sunday night
The Health Officer of San Francisco reports the
smallpox to be dying out in that city.
A case of smallpox at MERGED had the effect OF
closing all the schools and the vaccination of the
pupils.
The u P R. R. Co. are going to build broad
gauge road from Greeley to North Park, Col. over
100 miles.
Seven jurors only have been secured in the Kal,
loeh murder case at san Francisco so far.
The town Of Walnut, Ia, was nearly wiped out OF
existence by fire Monday
The spnners and weayers Of Fan River, Mass,
are on the eve Of 4 strike for increased wages.
Ex-Corgressman Hay, Of New York, is dead
Two persons were killed at Buffalo yesterday by
the falling Of portion OF the Lake Shore depot.
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INSANITY AND MURDER.

Mr.. Enos has introduced bill in rela-
ton to insanity and murder which seems
20 have been drawn by corgenial hand.
It provides that the widow and children of
any victim OF murder, whether the muir
derer be declared insane or not, shall be
empowered TO proceed against him in ciwl
suits, and if he be dead, the actions may
be brought against his widow and chill
dren, or his heirs, administrators and as.
signs of any kind whatsoever. We sup
pose that Mr.. Enos intended this as CON-
plement to Senator Johnson's murder bill,
but while the latter was only introduced
for the purpose of emphasizing the dis
graceful frequency of failures OF justice in
murder cases, the former appears to be a
serious proposal, and as such is really sng
gestive of lunacy in the author. IF it was
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Sacramento. February 2-Vne Of a. Iothhammer,
a son.
Sacramento, February 5-wife of r. n. Johnston,
son.
Near Madison, FoIo county, January 23-YiIe oi
] @. Hoverstott son.
Near Madison, Yolo county, January 25-Wiie OF
4. y right, a daughter
Near Madison, Yolo county, February 2-Wife o
Mr.. Carpenter, q son.
Horuitos, January 2l-wfe of Thomas Reynolds, q
son.
Hornitos, January af-wife u Thomas Bennett, a
daughter.
Near Castroyfle, January 17-wiie of P. Hurley, a
son.
Nesr Hollister, January 81-wife Of Caleb Temp
kins, son.
Jackson, February wife OF J. z. Mason, daush-
ter.
suisun, January 27-wite Of Josiah Wing, a son.
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NEW ADVERTISER IN Is.

Entertainment for ihe Benefit az ibe
German School, 10 he held at the German Church,
corner X and Twelfth streets, THURSDAY EVEN
ING, ebruary 10. 1881, at o'clock. Tickets. -
cents Extreme stormy weather, postponed until
Tuesday next. fe9 IT.
IVY ANTED A SITUATION AS DRESS
w maker in shop private family by
young woman, who is competent and willing to
work. Address " E. n. :" this Office. ieQ.ltt
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Sacramento Educational Institute.

TyHE THIRD FRFE LECTURE WILL BE
pWel THIS (We nosday) EVENING, Feb
ruary 9th at the Sixth street N. E Church, by DR..
J. II. WYTHE. Subject: "The Scayes gers
Nature Tn lecture vi be ustrated by colorel
,r,y.ns, and bright light will be thrown II on
the blackb ard Doors open at 730 o'clock.
Lecture herins at s feo 1t
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD.
UNION
CONTINUED SEVERE WEATHER.
Floods in the South and Rain and snow
East and West.
NEWS FRom THE RATIONAL CAPITAL.
Free Fight in a Republican Meeting at
Brooklyn,
PAssESGERs COMING WEST BY RAgr.
A Delaware Judge Calls the Grand Jury's
Attention to IngersOll's Blasphemy"
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS
Terrible Marine Disaster on the Irish
Coast Thirty-two Lives Lost.
gtc...................Ete ................,.E tc.
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DIED.

Oakland, February 5-John W. Davis, native Of
New Hampshire, go ye and months. (BostCn
and Andoyer papers please copy)
PlaceryilIe, January 29-Jessie Barley Blaii, II
years. , months and is days.
Paeerville, February 3-Corneiius Stuck, 81 ears.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

"A Greater Ireland Across the Sea-"
NEW York, February Sth.-Patrick Eagan,
Treasurer of the Lana League, telegraphs to
the editor of the Irish World from Paris that
he is in that city to maintain connection be-
tween iceland and America. He adds :
Ireland is thoroughly organized The peo-
pie are resolute, undaunted, disciplined.
Priests and laymen, Catholics and Protest
ants, are as one Never was such spec
tacle of union witnessed. Substantial aid is
constantly waited over TO Us from cur kindred
in the great republic, which joined with the
sympathy of the American people, expressed
through the mouth Of the United States Cor
gress has infused into ireland spirit of hope
and determination to fight it out TO the bitter
end, till landlordism is dead, and all forms Of
usurpation and tyranny laid PROSTATE. Re-
double your exertions, Acknowledgment.
Show to the enemy that the hope OF our ma
ton is made imperishabie by greater ireland
across the yea.
Treatment of Dayitt.
LONDON, February 6th.-In the House of
Commons the Home Secretary said orders
had been given to treat Davitt with all pos
sible indulgence. He occupies room with
bedding, and is kept apart from the other
convicts. He will not be subject to tie or
binary prison labor, but must wear the con-
Victs' dress.
DUBLIN, February Sth.-A murder grow.
ing ont Of the land dispute is reported at
Derry Lee.
TIE War with Che Boers.
LONDON, February 8th.-An official report
from Pretoria, January 10Th, states that the
troops captured Boer lager on the 9th. The
loss of the Beers was heavy. The loss OF the
British was also heavy, in consequence OF the
treachery of the Beers, who, after hosting
white flag, fred on the British, melting the
natives to rise. but without success. Num-
oers of loyalists have been forced to join the
Beers, and some natives have been muir
dered.
EOers Repuised.
DURHAM, February Ssh.-The Beers at
tackled Hydenburg and Rusterburg, but
were repulsed.
British Troops in Danger.
DURHAM. February Ssh.-A thousand Beers
are in the rear OF the left flank of Sir G. r.
Colley's issper It is believed that they
must have passed through Orange Free State.
Reinforcemeuts are on the way to Collsy.
An attaea, is imminent.
Marine nisasier3Ihirty-twO Lives Lest.
LONDON, February sth. = The vessel
wrecked in Dunlap bay last night is the
steamer Bohemian, Captain Grundy, from
Boston January 9th for Liverpool. The
Bohemian went ashore on the Irish coast
during dreadful storm, and thirtytwo per-
sons were drowned. Twenty-ene of the crew,
including the second officer, were saved.
Another survivor is on rock, separated from
the main land. Efforts to rescue him so far
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meant for joke, the point has somehow
been omitted. If it was intended sincerely,
it is stupid travesty upon intelligent
lsnislafinr
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Capital CoIonnade, 1917 Tenth ST.. bet.
and X Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms. JOHN HECTO8. d16- I'm
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Sacramento, February BY Rev n. Slater, Harry
Brooks to Della West, both OF Sacramento.
Livermore Valley, February &C. Z. Sherman to
Katie Shipman.
HOLSTER, January 2o-stephen Waugh to Annie
Moras.
Placerville January 25-Alarcus P. Bennett to Mary
C. Anderson.
Jackson, Anador county, February Sd. B.
Edwards TO Louisa LeSer
Jackson, February 2Wal,er H. Sargent 70 Anna
Mckee.
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have failed. Two life-boats capsized in the
| attempt. Life-saving apparatus has been
sent for. The steamer is a total loss. A tug
has arrived at Crookhaven with the surviv-
ors, who are all sick from exposure and
/ bruises
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GENERAL NOTIOE;S.
To LEGISLATORS aud public generally.

be thoroughly cUmprehendcd by gel ting Wilson's
Wonderful MICROSCOPE or MAGNIFYING GLASS.
Price, only 81. Fourth and K streets. fes 81
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4. ". stevens. $50 J street, near Third
Fine imported wines. liquors, etc; also the best
cigars in the city. ia23-1m
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prussian Politicians at Losgerheads.


BERLIN, February Ssh.-Benningsen. the
| National Liberal leader in the Prussian Diet,
has challenged Herr Ludwig, independents,
to fight duel, in consequence Of the latter
having charged him with breach of his oath
to the King of Hanover. Ludwig refused TO
accept the challenge, but repeated the as
sault
Resignation or the Spanish Ministry.
MADRID. February Sth. - The ministry
have resigned in consequence of the king re-
fusing his assent to bill for conversion OF
redeemable loanso of 1876 and 1880 of e64 e00 :
600 into > per cent. stock, redeemable IN 20
years.
ssOaasterles 30 be Closed.
BELGRADE, February 9th.-The Skupts-
china has resolved unanimously to close all
monasteries In SerVia.
Suing for PeaeesE HE'D in Gale.
LONDON, February Sth.-The Blspto chiefs
are inclined to sue for peace.
Richard NJ. Bradford. Secretary of the
British Bank Of North Africa, was Instantly
killed recently, a gale having unroofed his
house.
ANNAPOLIS IN. s. February Sth.-Bishop
n Thibault was hanged this morning for the
murder Of Charlotte Hill, at Lakeyisw, last
| September. He maintained fearless COM
| posture to the last, and made no confession.
/ His neck was broken.
Sudden Death OF an Indian Chief.
MONTREAL, February S:h.-Chief Joseph,
head of the Okla Indian tribe, died suddenly
Yesterday