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TwENTY-YEAR
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
WASHINGTON CITY
POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD COMPANY.
ISSUE LIMITED TO $1,000. 600. Oh LESS THAN
$4,000 PER MILE
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT s26 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST FOR LIMITED
AMOUNT OF THE ABovE-NAMED BONDS.
The road is now in process of construction over
four hundred men being actively employed In the
work, and will be in complete running order to
Point Lookout within six months.
The bonds on the completed portion, now leased
by the Baltimore and Ohio, issued at over S43 600
per mile and originally placed at IS per cent, are
now selling at ITO.
This road will furnish the most direct outlet to
the sea for the grain, COAL etc., OF the Baltimore
and Ohio, Pennsylvania Central, and other i'm
portant lines.
1t will furnish an important link In the chain Of
communication between the North and South,
shortening the time on through travel about six
hours. The company will establish line of
steamers to run between Point Lookout and Norfolk
In connection with the road. 1t will hold the key
to the oyster trade of the Chesapeake, and furnish
its only availabe outlet during the winter
The company has over half million dollars in
cash and good assets. Its real estate the line Of
the road and its rights of way paid for and on re-
cord 1t is absolutely free from debt excepting the
bonds now offered, the entire issue of which has
been placed in hands in trust in such form that
enabled to guarantee. as we do, that for
every 8l4, 600 OF bonds issued there shall be COM
pleted and equipped at least one mills of road.
AL the bonds which we were authorized to offer
at 80, having been subscribed for, we have adj
vanced the price to 926. The right to advance the
price without notice is reserved.
recent advertisement tustiies the publication
Of the following letter from the President of the
road:
A. w. DIMOCK & CO..
7EXCHANaR COURT
OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON
UITY AND POINT LOOKOUT r. R.,
WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1851
Messrs. A. W. DIMOCK x CO:
GkNTLEMEN:-This company holds Judgment
AGAINST the Southern Maryland Railroad of over
that can now be created. 1t also holds its obiiga-
tons in the form of notes for large amount
Its other debts. many being in the form of judy
mepts, estimated to amount to considerably
Orer q quarter Of q million Of dollars.
Not a days work has been done on the road for
many years; even its rights of way, if it has any
ago has become comparatively worthless through
lapse of time, and there is small indication of its
present object extending beyond the negotiation of
Its bonds.
feb2S s. T. SUIT, President.
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Burnetts Cocaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the public have rendered
the verdict that IL is the cheapest and best Hair
Dressing In the world.
Burnetts Flavor1ng Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and the BEST.
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SKATEs'
9AATD0s

SKATE" SKATES
The beet assortment OF SKATES. Sharpening
skates . specially. Also. nne assortment Of Fins
CUTLERY, suitable for Christmas Presents. a
G. EISCHER,S OLD STAND.
dec9 CAB 9TH st.. ODD Patent Offcs
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ALLhks BRAIN rood, Is the only reliable tonic
Tor brain and sexual organs or either sex s..
60 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue.
ATLANTA GA.
We have been using your "Swift's S. Spe.
year and believe it is the only certain known
remedy that Will effect a permanent cure for
diseases for which you recommend it.
GRANT, ALEXANDER & Co.
ATLANTA. GA, Nov, 1850.
have used Swfft'S 5. Specific In many cases.
and have known 1t used In many Others and
nave had the most remarkable success with
figuring the worst cases after all other
treatment mad tailed. j. d. SMITH, VI. ID.
Rough on Rats.
The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug
glstS for Rough on Rats. IL clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &C., 15c boxes. tn
Do Not Risk Destroying
tne delicate membrane lining OF the nose and
throat by using dangerous snuffs. DR.. Hartley'S
Catarrh Remedy never causes the slightest
llef and permanent cure. Sold by SUott a.
Cromwell and all druggists. SIG
A Cough. Cold or sore Throat
Snould De stopped. Neglect frequently results
In an 1ncurable lung disease or Construction
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syTups and balsams, but
acts directly on the tn1Iamed parts, alIaying
Irritation, give relief In asthma, bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sod
at 25 cts box everywhere.
"Aiderney Wasonsv
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered in Is lbs "Ward" prints, 45c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per qt
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CITY ITEMS.
Keep it on Your Lardev.
TEMPORARY TASTE or rrySrT-N

ATEhFORARY TASTE OF kLISlCM
Is experienced by any one who drinks Hub
fuIch INTENDED TO be taken with hot water or
as taste prefers Keep IL on your larier and
sldeooards. Sold by Druggists, Grocers and
Wine Merchants at 81 Us a boftIe
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LAWRENCE a. srARrTR,

PROPRIErORs, CaIuAso, liz !,
KIDEEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. GROCRRs
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERlg
J. C.. ERGOOD q co..
Wholesale Agents In Washington.
A. VOGELER Il CO.. Baltimore. noll-eo
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS,

HOmEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
Proved from ample experience an entire success
Simple, prompt efficient and reliable they are the
only medicines adapted TO popular use.
LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICE
fevers. Congestion, Ipfsmmations. ...... AS
=. Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic. rs
=. Crying Collie. or Teething of Infsnts...... .25
4. Dtarrhoea of Children or Adults 20
o. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Cohc. rs
g. Cholera Murbus, Vomiting ................ as
z. Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis. Is
g. Neuralgia. Teothache. Fsceache. as
.. Headache, Sick Headaches. Tteo.....s rs
10. Dyepepsla, Bilious Hton sch. .26
III. Suppressed or Painful Periods .2e
IL. Whites, too profuse Periods 70
- Group, Couch, Difficult Bresthing -
IA Salt Rheuna, Erysipelas, Eruptons-...... 10
IS Rheumatispn, Rheumatic Pains ........ 20
To- Fever and Aeue, Chill. Fever. Aeues-.... -sg
IL Piles Blind Bleeding DO
Ia Gafsrrh acute or chronic lnnuen24...... so
On WSoopina Congh, violent Coughs. so
"a General Debility, Physical Weakness. SO
81 Kidney Diseases. so
% Nervous Debility 90
70 Urinary Weakness, Wetting the Bed. 80, sc
a. Disease OF the Heart PslIitation. Loo
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or sent by the case, e z-se vial free Of CHARGE
Address HUMPHREYS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CINE CO., l09 Fulton street NY.
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease and In
Cure QA paees) sesa fee- ape-eo
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Elk PRESIDENT HAYES and .party passed
through Plttsburg, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
en- route for Fremont, Ohio. The ex. President,
In brief Interview at Pittsburg, said he be-
neyed Gen. GARFIELD would carry out hfs
(Hayes's) policy in his appointments, and ex-
pressed himself highly pleased with the new
cabinet. The party laid over at Cleveland last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-08

ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, Is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex s.
All druggista SToTT CROMWELL, Agents,
60 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFFER.
A sure cure for the blnd. Bleeding Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DIR. VII.
hams Gan Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams
WORT chronic cases Of as and 80 years standing.
NO enc need suffer five minutes after applying this
ments and Electuarfes do more harm than good.
Millisms' Ointment absorbs the tumors. allays the
inter SO Itching particularly at night after getting
warm La bedl, acts as poutice; gives instant and
palniess relief and is prepared only for Piles itch
ing OF the private parts and nothing else. Sold
10y all ds1sgists, and sent by mail on receipt Of
Prope, Cleveland. Ohio HTOTT ECROMWEII'
agents. washington, d. c.. feb16-eo- 4p
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
John Sherman TO James G. Fl. Macintosh, lots
% TO q, 70 TO &c. SO. I20, Sc 500. Thomas Bar
nett TO Robert Huston, lot l07 OF Mount Pleas
ant, $3.50. j. G. II. Macintosh to S. Il. Git
tiDgs, trustee, lots % to u, 20 to 81. So 40 j.
E. Williamson to IL. A. Cobaugh, lot q, So. &c.,
$3.50. c. j. Eslin. trustee, to James Norris
part Mount Pleasant, $4,000. Henry Noble TO
E. j. Booraei,., lots and Of Harlem" 81 ,036
John Patch, ct al, 10 John Hoover lots and
OF "Harlem,"S-. G. A. Langley to J. j. De-
Lamater. lot S, 81. 343. So 100. f. W. Jones to
John Patch, part So. CPS, $
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ONLY TWENTY PIECES ON HAND
OF THE GREAT BARGAIN IN
ENGLISH WHITE GOODS,

OF THE GREAT BARGAIN IN
ENGLISH WHITE GOODS.
80 cent?, 81 cents and % cents goods,
ALL AT 121s CENTS PER YARD.
Fine an-woOl BLACK GASHMERES, new sup
ply. 81, As SO, 80. 60, IS cts
SILK Warp BLACK HENnIETTA CLOTHS.
Ladies, Atwood SPRING SUITING. new shades,
Ladies' GA CLOTHS for suiting. Circulars Jack
cts, etc, In all of the New Coaching shades.
BLACK SATIN BROCADES Gall silky in all the
latest patterns.
BLACK SATIN DE LYON. s1.2O s1.s7, 81. so.
BLACK GHOs GRAIN SILKS. IS. 9Oc.. 81, 81. II,
C5ooL6RED5 SILKS, IS. SC. 81 per yard
COLOhED SATIhS in all the new shades.
SPRING CARPETS.
BRU SSELS and INGRAINS just received
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACES. IS. so, 81, SO
ALL LINEN TABLE LINEN. az, 30. ~. q ets.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. 80. GO. 10, 80, 81,
LINEN NAPKINe. so, 75c ), 81, 81. 25. 81. 80 doz.
MAHRAs GlNdHAMS, SPkING CLOTHS for
Boyr SUITS.
BED QUIL1s. etc. etc. ETC.. etc.. etc.. etc.. etc.
G. NJ. TOWSON,
036 Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
mars Near 7th street.
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One or Two Enquiries.

M,'. Editor: would like to ask question or
TWO for information. Who is responsible for
the dlsgraceful conduct OF the crowd pressing
upon the procession on Friday last? What was
Major BROCK, with a mounted force OF police.
supposed to do at the head OF the procession?
Why fsit when any procession large or small ,ap-
pears on the street it cannot be relieved from
the great annoyance OF persons croWding upon
It? IN no other city Is the crowd permitted to
ootrude upon the streets when they are occu-
pied by professions, and why can it not be so
here, where the sidewalks are the widest In the
country? IT.
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a HUSBAND DIVORCED FROM AN lNTEMPERATE
WIFB-Yesterday decree of divorce was made
by Judge Cox In the case of Frank J. Clarke
agt. Ellen NJ. Clarke. The parties were mar
ried Ia New York IN 1861, but about SIX years
ago moved here and lived together until May,
1879. He charged that She contracted habits
OF intemperance, and finally, against his will,
took the three youngest children with her to
Baltimore. The testimony shows that after
she went to Baltimore she wrote him TO come
there for the children, and he found them In a
perfectly miserable condition. The decree
gives the custody OF the children to the petit
toner. Mr.. w. T. Bailey appeared for him.
THE NIGHT LODGING HOUsE.-Mr. A. S. Solo,
mons, vice president of The ''Night Lodging
House Association" has made a report to the
commissioners OF the District, from which it
appears that the beds OF the association have
been occupied 25,6S1 times and nearly $4,000
meas have been given away since the house
was established, just five years ago. During
the past month they have housed 33S persons,
OF whom 10 were women and children, and 10
were colofed. There were but 80 married and
all but "a could read and write Those who
had trade and professions were 22O; soldiers
and sailors, SO; laborers, SIS. Americans. 1872,
and foreigners. 146; OF whom there were Irish
-; Germans, "a; English, "a, Canadians, Z:
Scotch, 4; French, 3; Swiss l, AMI Welsh l.
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IT INCOLN HALL,
Complimentary TestimopiaIto
DIR =. Is. BOND,
By The Amsteur Opera Company,
THE PlRATkS OF PENZANJE
TUESDAY EVENING, March Z, 1851.
Tickets. so cts.
No extra charge for reserved seats which NAV ba
Obtained from Metzerott's Music Store
Tickets on sale at Duliu's Drug store 18th strees
and New York ave mar5 9t
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BONDS CALLED IN.

IYTFRRsT OK COUPON AND REGISTERED BONDS To
THE AMOUNT OF $25. .OOO. 900 TO STOP on MAY 21.
WASHINGTON, Fec. 21.-Secretary Sherman to-day
issued the 1O1st call for bonds for the sinking funds
The bonds named are the five per cent bonds of the
bonded loan of 1881. The bonds are rs follows,
and the principal and accrued interest will be paid
at the Treasury in this city on and after May 2l,
1881, and the interest will cease on that day !:
Coupon bonds-p5O, No. 27,001 to No. 2S.115,
both inclusive 800, No. 36,001 to No. 39,o61,
both inclusive; $500, No. 49001 to No. 54,76s,
both inclusive; 81 O0O No. 293, sol to No 316,S55,
both inclusive. Total coupon. $S,S37,3O Regis
tered bonds-$5O. No. 2,744 to No 2,77S, both in
elusive; $780, No. IT, I75 to No 1851, both incu-
siye; $500, No 9O49 to No. 9,141. both inclusive;
81. 900, No. n 732 to No. 33Os6, both inclusive;
$1,000. No. 13, 461 to No. 1920, both iuclu-
siYe; 80 900. No. 30,654 to No 31,35O, both In
elusive; 500 900, NO 1.614 to No. 1858 both in
elusive; $5O,OOO No. 3,031 to No. 3,217, both
inclusive. Total registered, $lG,GG2, 700. Aggre-
gating 500, 100000.
The bonds described above are those last dated
and numbered as required by section 3 Of the Act of
July, Ia, 1870. Many Of the bonds originally in
cluded in tho above numbers have been re-
deemed or cancelled, leaving outstanding the
amount above stated. All bonds forwarded
for redemption should be addressed to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Loan Division, Washington,
d. &, - and all registered bonds should be assigned
to "the Secretary of the Treasury for redemption"
Where holders desire checks in payment Tor regis.
tered bonds drawn TO the order OF any one but the
nayee. they should assign them to ' the Secretary
of the Treasury->fOr redemption for account OF
there insert name of person or persons 70
whose order the check should be made pAyablel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday, Feb. 21, 1881.
A great military council held to-day. All the
military authorities were present
HaQgi LambrOs Il Co.. of Svra, Greece, have failed.
Their Liabilities are stated lt %20OOOO.
Four more artist students have died at Munich
from INJURIES received in rhe panic on Friday night
disnatch from Calcutta to The Times It is clear
that tue Ameer OF Afghanlsan s quite uhhpie 70 aAe
over CandahaT.
The Car has sent aiaesdecam9 TO the taminesricken
villages in the Russian provinces 20 distribute money
among the distressed
The Court of Queens Bench has fixed the 18th Of
March next the date for the trial OF the LAWSON
IabOuchere libel case
The Gaulois states that NJ. Gambetta, dining at the
Austrian Embassy, denied that he had any inten-
ton Of visiting Austria
The French Senate amended the proposals OF the
Chamber OF Deputies by raising the import duties on
co,tut tho spOndent OF The Times at Paris says
there B not the slightest probability OF tue Chamber OF
Deputies asserting 10 the amendment
In Parliament to-day Sir Charles Dixie, speaking for
the Government said that his belief that the Russians
do not intend to advance on Merv Is founded upon n
formation received from Lord Dufern, the British
Ambassador at 81. Petersburg, ana nom bne oI''iS"
Minister to Persia ~, -,.- -
AT Duoue de In Fauconnere Bonapartist member OF
the Chamber OF Deputies, who recenuy gave in '' Hu
borence N the French Republic offered himself for re-
Lection IN ths Donortment of orne yesterday he heads
% ,i aainst inc Republican end Legitmst candl-
datea bnt n SECOND ballot Will DC ncocssdIJ'
aix thonsaud coliers in the Wigan district resumed
orf tha morning The strike there Is virtually ended'
tn astera agreeing TO pay weekly and the men tempo
Ill, v,otvtuo their demand for advance Of WAGES.
Nany men have also resumed work In the HndIey ols
frict The military and police protect the workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-22
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA sENAToRSHIP.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

HARRISBURG, Ponn., Feb. 2l-The compromise
committee on the Senatorial question held an excl
ting session tonight, lasting from o'clock until
after midnight The proposition Of Representative
Niles, of Tioga, to withdraw Beaver and Bayne'
received fourteen eotes there being ten votes
AGAINST It. The chairman decided that it would
REQUIRE three-fourths vote to adopt and 1t was
accordingly defeated Senator Cooper. Of Delaware
then Withdrew his resolution providing for the re-
converting of general caucus. after which, on mo-
ton of Senator Stewa it resolved that none Oh
the members of the committee be balloted 1Or'
Several bitter and acrimonious speeches were de-
lvered. Senator Herr charged some OF the Bayne
men with perfidy in adhering> to their two-thirus
rule after thirty of their numberhad given assurance
of supporting Beaver This was replied toll ylgor-
GUS denial by Stodart and Wolfe. Eight ballots
were taken without efectinG any material
change. The favorites voted for were BeaBer'
Bayne, Scofeld, Shiras, Alexander Henry, Wmte'
Koontz, Reyburn, Cessna, Brown and Thompson
On the last ballot Beaver received II and Bayne
votes after which the committee adjourned to meet
tomorrow evening at o'clock. c.
In the Joint assembly to-day the vote for senator
stood as follows: Total vote cast, Y, Beaver, ~
Bayne. 81; Wallace, 10; Scohcld, z; ana Snnas
McGrqth and Baird 1 each.
Senator Cameron is expected home from WASH,
ington tomorrow. and the supporters OF Beaver VIII
be guided IN their action by his advice IL IS
thought a Senator will be elected Wednesday OF
Thursday at the latest.
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PHASES OF THE GREEK CONTEST.
LONDON Monday, F,b. Il, ISIS


4 dispatch from Athens says that royal
d.cree has been issued ealing out the reserves. The
troop, OF the Morta are being gradually ordered to
march nori ward The largest college In Athens mas
been converted into u military HOSPITAL
A di.pa.ch from Rome to IN" Times say That Tie
Ambassadors IN presenting notes ON the Greek question
were TO rcmind the P0re tna II promised TO commit no
act Of aggression.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies tO-uaV frehier
Ferry rep tel to n question 10y Deves Rcpublican)' III
regard 10 a statement In u British Blue Book TO the
eject that General Fare. Mnisfer Of war; last year
proml,cd 20 sell Greece 5000 muskets'
A. Ferry replied that neither the War Minister nor Io
Government had ever promised 10000 muskets 10
Gr,rce The Greek Government be said. had asked iOr
ben but the request was refused II the statement ad
bccn trur thr French Cabinet should not nave, Deeu
merely questioned bu' mpeHchcd lie declared lnaG
onlv disuspd material bad D"cn sOld ann eOme puucs
sTcceeIed in acquiring certain number OF converter
uAFes aud suitable cartridges, mt tie GoyeiuueuO Ou
eiuy informed of the matter stopped their delivery.
large quantlty NJ cartridges lnteuued "I SAVtt uEo
been seized at Hayre An inquiry i'll resaru ~ '"e "
I'm The debate in the French Chamber OF Deputies 10
day NJ Pascal Duprat observed thHt reports reltN 70
an occul. government were cur iollt' ,, """ 'A' '
nught TO hs cleared up by public debate ...., i, l.,
NJ Jmlrtta REPLIED thar he had never lutoIFeheu III
tho n rs at tue Government either % counset
thc ryprclse of pressure on any MINISTER Ine mVlo
responsibility rested exclusively WIN lh, Plosemt
urt aud their PREDECESSORS Ine Ml1'J uOlq ~.
dnced The foreign uocy OF the country REFERRING TO
~ sarch at CsrlionrR M Gambetta SAID 1e hhu care
fully absained from any warl.he "i"'onS' "o "N '0i
tatuI advocated aggfcsslOns
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A CRISIS IN PRUSSIA.
PRINCE BISMARCK ~ A DEsPOTIC MOOD.
LONDON, Monday, Feb. 81, Is9


LONDON. Monday, Feb 81, 1881. .
a dispatch from Berlin to The Times says:
" The Crown Prince Frederick William Is actively pro-
noting % favorable issue to the crisis caused by the
resignation OF Count won Gutenberg. Minister OF the
Interior"
The cause OF the Cabinet crisis Is as iolows The
Lower House Of the Landtag had amended the Govern
ment bill on local administration. The amendment
nrustCd the supervision thereof to the local Council In
stead Of 20 the Landrath proposed by the bill
when returned the Upper House Count Won Gutenberg
accepted the amendment few minutes afterwards
Herr Rommel, clerk in the Ministry OF Commerce.
BIiucc Bmarcks special department. stated that Prince
Bsmarcks prchence prevented by Illness. and read
paper 70 the effect that Prince Bismarck could not con-
sen 10 ntrust the supervision OF COmmuucs to ire
epopsible bodies He would submit the bill to the
Emperor but would insist ts revision IN Govern
ment sense before applying 4 to other provinces The
acm-oalcnl paper stated on Sunday evening that
Count Won Gutenberg had already resg9ed;, 49,.
eyening saya: stated real OF tho
aSte sS are 6e oS4 dislike OF measures tehdSg to
Socialism and Prince Blsmarcps desire 10 have lees
scIupuOus Minister % manage the approaching cleo
ous. As the Emperor however. has as yet declined to
receive Count Won Euenbergs resignation, It Is not I'M
dispatch from Berlin TO Tte Tunes saws that large
reward offered the discovery Of the supposed in
at NcWstettin, POmrtnnil, laSt " ck.
PiuNCE BISMARCK RELENTS.
In the Upper House OF tho Prussian Diet today before
debate on the Local Administration bill was begun.
Prince Bismarck rose and explained that the statement
read by Herr Rommel yesterday Lad been erroneOusy
Interpreted II was only ntcnled ms an instruction to
Herr Rommri, ami not to be read word for word
No real difference Of opinion existed between him
Prince BismaicD ard Count Won Gutenberg; there
was therefore, no ground for n Ministerial change
Prince Bismarck continued: d" assumed that the kuow
edge of my views would lead 10 an agreement between
ut III could not SuppOot lHt shdll Wlulu
takc the present The assumption th1t material
differences OF opinion exist ia the State Ministry Is IN
Thc House. by a vote OF 80 70 -. then passed the
p,fagrapL OF the bI IN the amc ded form IN llch II
;yss sent uD by the Lower HOusr Prince BisIntrch
voted with the brY. thereb5 attestng III, adhesion
to the views uf Count Won ltuenbcrg
Tnr EmDcrur has not the Counts rcsignGtion
buf ue.oiia .Ous Wh the object of Inducing nun 70 re-
man IA the Minis ~ nave 20 IAr been without result