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EOREIGN MOTIFS.

LONDON, Tuesday Jan. 2f 1882.
sixteen ucr-ons have been killed by an explosion a
dynamite factory at Port Ncndres, France
Asst. Petersburg dispatch says: "Ncc-AdmiGal Sches-
takoll Las been gaZcttcd rs Minister Of Marine
d,suatch to The Sqldard from Rome reports that
General Garbald is suffering seriously from bronchitis.
Jules Arbib, Of Marsecs and Paris, has failed. His
liabilities are estimated AT 100000 francs. His trans
ac IONS were chiefly with the Lcyaut.
The Sporting Life says: " Mr. Kelley, the former
trainer or Trcbct the Australian OarsmGn, viii prob
ably accompany Idnian to the Tyne as his trainer
dispatch to The cologne Go-e.c from st. Petersburg
states that Prince ObanOF the uussian Ambassador at
London will bc recalled and be entrusted with i'm
poront post. possibly the chancellorshp and that IN
roscdcnce Of the changes thereby rendered necessary
NJ dc t;ieIs v probably become Ambassador at Berlin.
4 dispatch from ST. Petersburg says: There were
very serious disturbances and the destruction OF much
properly near the town of Dmaburg, IN the Govern
mpnt Of Viteusk at the end of last week owing 10 the
objection Of the peasants To the taking OF the census.
They even for a time re listed tie troop"
VICTORIA, L. c.. Jan. 2L-Thc British Columbia Leg
,a,rc has been called for the dispatch of business for
February 23
HAVANA, Jan. 2l.-Ycstcr'ay being the feast Of the
Kings patron saint Captai. General Prculcrsast held
grand review OF 10000 rcgu2rs and volunteers. IN
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 2i-ILe condition Of Prcsdent
Gonzales who underwent surgical operation ye,tcr-
day, is improving, aud further trouble from his o'd
wound is obyated lie will resume his Official duties
within weeks time.
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THE CONDITION OF MRS. LINCOLN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-1'hc bill for the re-
lief of Mrs Lincoln reported to the Senate and passed
by that body today accompanied by report from
the Committee on Pensions submitted by Senator BAR
in which it is SAID:
The evidence before the committee has proved that
and camfort. that she js nnin1ost' HELPLESS and in
and expensive medical treatment, and that her means
insufficient TO enable her 10 procure the same, much
less to retain mat respectable condition in life which
the American people would desire While the committee
have made close inquiry into her pccuiary affairs as
spcct for Mrs. Lincoln, and FOR the memory or
the great dead, to whom the indehtednGss
the American people il without measure and viii be
without end, they would not ne undci6to1d 10 nave
prosecuted their search into her private AFFAIRS win INC
minute diligence of Geec'Ne; or wilma Ncw 10 par par
SimoniOus economy III dealing WIN ne Nl!1W
OF the deal President But IL is evident to the
committee that her entire income from her
present pension Of $1,000 yearly j. less than
onchalf Of The actual expenditures which
her distressing condition which can only be varied by
growing worse. requires Beyond this sum are the
unavoidable expenses incident 10 her station in life, for
That her pension should increased is further evident
from the that while receiving he present rate Of pen
the deficiency Of means for maintenance when le
bl reported is designed to furnish arisen II is
her pension July H. 1870 tine salary of the President
has been doubled indicating an Increasing sense Ot me
Importance dignity and responsibility OF that hg once
Oh the part of the people, and is the universal law III
he apPortionmcnt Of pensions TO give weight to these
considerations
There is no doubt that with increasing years Will come
Increasing need and the commit desire to recommend
suc action will relieve the country or all 1st cause
OF apprehension that the whole iuturc NE o Mary ll
coin will not he made rs comfortable and happy as
pccunary independence can render II.
The committee believe that the provision made for
Mrs Lincoln in the bill reported by them is no more
than sefrcspect on the part OF the country ahd inc
coin demand. and should her lite bc much prolonged
ana her disabilities be increased, st further pension
may become necessary and i 80 VIII unquestloAaOy De
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such marrges have been solemnized according to the
ceremonies Of the Mormon Bect in any Territory OF the
thited states, and such issue shall nave been born
before the first day OF Janury, A. D. 1888, hereby
legitmatiZed.
Section z That polygamist, bigamst or any per
son cohabtting with more than woman, and no
woman cohabtng with any Of the persons described as
aorcsld in this section, in Territory other place
over which the United States has exclusive jurisdic
uon shall he entitled 10 vote at any election held In any
such Territory other place, be eligible for election
OF appointment to, or To be entitled to hold, any Office or
place oi public trust honor emounent in. under or
States.
The eighth and last section Of the bill vacates all the
registration and election Offices Of every description IN
the Territory Of Utah, and devOlvcs upon board of
hve persons ito be appointed by the President and con
hrned by The Senate) each and every duty relating TO
the registration of voters the conduct OF elections the
recei' ing or rejection Of votes, the clnvasng OF the
same and the issuance OF certificates Of election un
new Territorial Legislature shall have been elected
and in conclusion II is provided that cat or aitcr the
first meeting Of said Legislative Assembly whose lhcH
ers shall have been elected aud returned 40 U
the provisions Of this act said Legislative Assebhy may
make such laws, c0nfOrmahe 10 the organic c1 9" t.uu
Territory and not Inconsistent with othcr laws OF nc
United states, as il shall deem proper, concerning lho
filling OF the offices said Territory declared vacant py
this act"
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CRIMES AND cNUnuEs-BY TRLEGE4PH
SHOT ~ An ArFRAY.

SHOT ~ AZ ATFRAG.
Troy. Jan, 2i.--I hOmaS joyce Was dangerously
shot b. John MaCTurnur at saltwater last
airay 20 a Iut"l.
\ TRIAL JUROR CONVICTED or ASSAULT
TROY. Jan. 2I-,Iamrs Perry. who wa, drawn a.
atrial juror the panel OF tlc County Court to-day
convicted of assault
SHOOTING HIS St~rEWS BETKANER
BRENNAN IrV.. Jan. 1i--Jphn \. Lc-ch. mar
ned man, shot and Eol 5y L. Hunt for criminal in
tiluIcy with the attrI's si,tor.
.. DEATH or 4 WOTLU-BE BURGLAR.
DNLIA- Ten. Jan 2i.-il. \. Little, who was
Saturday night by = F. Parker while attempting
TO Fob safe died on sunday
JAIL DELIVERY ~ TENAS.
Fl. PASO. Ten, Jan. 2i-All the prisoners in tho
County with exception. cIpri Last night by g
ging through the fireplace u the building
KNOCKED DOWN AND FATALLY BURNED.
TROY, Jan. - t-Alhcrt Collins, while uNritlng a
horse from burning Elcnburg clinton County was
kuoc by the frightened animal anu atay burned
THE WRECKED STEAMER PALLAS,
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 2i.-Ihr WrccNlng schooner
Annie Collins Corn Island f0T NewlOrk, with material
from wrecked British steamer Pda arrived here to-day
PKOBABLY FATALLY BURNED.
SYRACUSE, Jau. 2i.-Ihcrc.a MaNerihoier. six
teen wear. OF age was probably y burned this forenoon
IIcr clothing tOok fire while she putting coal ia
stove. ....,, ,,,,,.etc, =, a,to,
GALVESTON Tex. Jan. IA dispatch from
Breuham saws Constable 4. ID. Gee shot aud killed a
Young German hysician named Mueller az Washington
The The tragedy Was the result Of nisunder
standlng."
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Hoy0RIyG CL4RKsoy N PorrEEsuEuoRY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Immcdatcy after
the adjournment Of the H0nse to-day, the Ncw-York
delegation in Congress assembled in the committee
rooms Of the Committee Appropriations TO take ap
proprlte action in regard TO the death OF the Hon.
Carkson n. Potter Mr. Cox having been called 10 the
chair brief addresses euosstc Of the life and character
of the deceased were delivered by Messrs. McCO5k
Hiscock and uutchins, after which the following rcsou-
tions were unanimously adopted
Whereas The Hon. Clarkson \. Potter for many years
a member of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES from the
XIIth District Of NewYork has departed this life and
the delegation OF the said state IS desrOus OF expressing
it's sympathy with his beredvcd family ana respect hB
eminent character therefore DC II.
ReSOired That in his death the country mourns
OF rare accom- pshuIents courtesy aud ability Ia civil
and professional life; and In view Of his moral WORTH
intel ecua culture and nspcuOus services IA Congress-
II is proper expression be made OF our sorrow
h sympathy and appreciation OF his characters and
KsOred That copy Of these resolutions be delivered
10 the widow Of the deceased statesman, that this dele
cation attend his funeral tomorrow, and that invita-
hons 10 Join US be extended TO the other members OF
Congress
ALBANY, Jan. N.-BefOre the adjournment OF the
Court of Appeals to-day. Francis Herman called aten
tiop 10 the death Of the Hon. ClarksOn n Potter who
while arguing this court Tuesday last was stricken
down with his fatal illness MI Herman, William Z. hu-
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POLITICS AND FINANCES IN FRANCE.

LONDON, Jan. 24.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Paris says: 1T is believed in Parliamentary circles
that both the Chamber Of Deputies and the Senate viii
accept the principle Of limiting the revision Of the Con
suOn by the Congress and that VI. Gambetta in TINS
event VIII rcnquish the present his demand for
inscrbpc scrutin de lstc the Constitution rcseryng
to himself the right OF bringing the question before the
Congress. The RepuJHqge Fr9pcUSc NJ. Gambetta 4
organ. rayOrs such compromises"
\ Paris dispatch announces that urgency has been
voted FOR the debate in The Chamber OF Deputies on the
report OF the committee the bill FOR the revision Of the
Constitution. Special correspondents agree in saying
that it is generally believed that the fall Of the Ministry
is certain. The report Of the committee on the
Revision bill chat the sctn de liste question
the will Of person seGmCd 10 he substituted for that
OF the Nation.
The French Government later dispatch says is s;il
resolved to make the adoption of the Revision bill entire
Cabinet question. Ii the Ministry is defeated, It is
stated that ". Gambeta viii resume his seat on the
70 lowing day as Deputy, and Will defend number OF
bills drafted by him since the date Of hs accession to
ofice
The Paris correspondent OF TIE Times points out tha.
NJ Gambctta has shown his OF the seriousness Of
the position iy detailing in memorandum The extreme
concessions France prepared to make on the
catcgor1es disputed in the Anco-French commercial
treaty which he was about to hand to Lord Lyons the
British Ambassador Just before the election Of the hostile
committee. The correspondent states that among
the probable successors OF NJ Gaubetta MN. Ferry,
Brisson e Treycinet are mentioned
At a meeting of the Committee on Treaties OF Com
mcrcc, Paris. il agreed that II 1t should become
necessary to proong the AngO-Frcnch treaty the Gov
crnmcnt should not ask the Chamber OF Deputies TO
authorize the continue ion of the treaty until alter the
termination Of the present crisis
The Paris correspondent of me Times says, IN regard
10 the disaster thai bcfaru the Union Generate that
NJ BontouX the manager OF the bank, has been acting
IN perfect good faith.
The IiHcS in liz financial column, says: At meeting
last evening o shareholders OF the Bank Of Lyons and
Loire Tia" necessary sums were voted 70 insure the
c0opclation the Paris syndicate 10 enable the bank
Immediately to resume business. The banks assets are
$4,000 900 francs and Liabilities 1900 600 francs. The
shareholders will have paF 10000 francs on tlrlI
shares syndicate OF capitalists headed by thc Banque
de Paris. have advanced ITOuo,OOO francs thereby
covering the deposits due by tho Union Generate on
demand
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THE REVOLT IN HERZEGOVINA.

VIENNA, Jan. 24.-Ffteen editors of news
paper published here were to-day summoned before
the police authorities and informed that the publication
OF any intelligence in regard to the movement OF troops
etc, ia forbidden.
dispatch TO The PreSSe from Prince Nkita has re-
fused Austria's demand gor the cxradon Of certain
refugee insurgents.
The Prcsse says The Prince of Montenegro informed
dcpuaton Of IIerzcgovnians who asked him to sup
port them in their struggles against Austria that they
must not count any Montenegro support and that II
they did not return to their homes forthwith he should
intern them ut POdgOTaa"
\ dispatch from PCstE says: In the Hungarian DER,
Herr TisZ9, president of the council, positively stated
that the Porte had taken steps in view OF the move
meut against recruiting in IleIZcgOvina.'
\ steamer sailing from Trieste for Ca'taro today,
takes number OF the general slaG ana two btttalOhs
of the LandWhCr modified.
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aspects bu the action Of the manager In suspendng
work all along the line, anticipating trouble wlth
the men, confused and bewdered the iatter.
Over 1,i00 Of their men were discharged. but before
there appeared possibility OF arranging questions De
tween the GbOrers and other companies more than nan
Of these discharged applicants Tor WORK az
the old rates
The State Government has at last resolved to enforce
the collection Of the 25 per cent increase on the CONNER
cal contribution lately decreed The step will scarcely
fail to increase the uDpopuarty OF the Government,
The taxcoecOr has already seized goods in the stores
OF Messrs. Fairth & Campbell. AlfarO Hcrmanos, H.
Lunan and j. w. Recuero & Hcrmanocs. There are
thirty-twO merchants who refuse to pay and whose
goods will be seized and sold Mt auction.
FevCrs very prevalent al this of the year
and probably ten per cent OF the population suffering
from YariOus forms Of Ishmus fever. Few cases arc
fatal Smallpox is committing rayagcs IN the Interior
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TIE MEMORY or SEN4TOR WAGNER.

ALBANY, Jan. 24.-In the Senate tins even
ing Mr. Jacobs from the special committee 10 urai'
resolutions expressive OF the feelings OF the 0eh"c
relative TO the death OF Senator Wagner reported me
mortal and resolutions. The memorial speaks oI tne
late Senator IA one who devoted TO the puonc
service faithful to the interests OF his constituents Se
and wise in cOunsc AMI true and loyal a"ays 10 ne
obligations OF official duty" and as one VINO was Hot
ONLY n wise legislator bnt lovabe. genial, generous
gentleman tolerant and cOnsidera" always of tue itcI'
ings OF others" The memorial also expressed Ieei!E
Of deep sympathy with The broken family circle Of the
late senator. .,,.,
Remarks were made by Mcssrs: Jacobs; McCarihy'
Lyndc Boyd Mac Arthur. Trcanor. DAILY AID Grady.
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NEWS FROM PANAMA.

PANAMA, Jan. 1.-THE most formidable,
well organized and strongly sustained strike that has
ever occurred the sthmus has just been brought to
an end. It began on the I'd INST, and the men
at the railway cOmpany's wharf did not
rcsuue labor until the morning Of the
18th inst Their demands were granted in fun.
AT Panama the Colima arrived on the 9th, and only
began dschargng her cargo yesterday; the Salvador
also arrived on the 9th and has her still on board
and the Honduras advertised TO sail on the 10th for
Central America has not yet received her coal nor
Mound OF cargo The damage to the Pacific Mail by
tbese losses and delays cannot have been less than
S25.0OO
For the canal company strike presented very scri
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APPROPRIATION FOR FORTIFlCATIONs.

TELEGRAPH To THE TklBUNE'I
WAsIuNGT " Jan 2f.-Thc House unanimously
nased the fortification' Appropriation BILL to-day
after short discussion in the course of which Cen
cral McCook, in a carefully prepared speech,
described the defencecss condition of the cher sea-
ports of the United States and, upon the authority
of Generals Wright and Gilmore, of the Engineers
declared that in case of our coast would he "'
the mercy of anv naval power as 1ormidaDle as
C,ili or Spain. Chairman Hiscock and MesSrs. AT
lips and Robes n, of the Appropriations Committee
dorondcd the bill and all amendments to increase
tro o,rount of it were promptly rejected by the
House. --ooo :,
The bill as passed arproprates only $3'o'ooo' III
,l,l;,,,, 800 600 for torpcdOes. Members ol the
o,,nttae admitted that with the sum appropriated
,.or;o co,,,d he done in the way OF improving OF
,...,,h.ri,o the present works. Mr.. lliscock SAID
sit H.. q ,nmittre had been governed by Two con-
ti5,,t,c,s. war did not seem probable ana Il was
SaJ ,is, to wait until the Military Board now
oad I'm testing improved heavy ordnance should
limited lis re1ort. when If could he better
Ht,r,,iurd what kind of improved lOrllhCallouS
S"nnI Le reouired. While the House promptly
oIortol without amendment the RECOMMENDATIONS
Cf he Apprcurlations Committee, there were liillCt
tion. that members are becoming Ihteleotc' III !lo
snbirct of National defence, and that iuIeI aus
cr.ion of II my take place later III the session II
vi ! nrobablv begin when the bill agreed uuOh by
tLc Naval Committee to-day TO provide cohstfuc-
lion fund for the Navy shall come before the HOUSE
for its action.
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CONEIRNfATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Ihe Senate in cX-
ecuive session to-day confirmed the following nom
inations
Nathan webb ODE United States District Judge for the
D'.tri,t Of Maine
d. j. Bo,I,on Pension Agent at Knoxville. Tenn.
Indian ALtuis-i. j.. S iOi. EuIud valley Agency Gait
foriia c. b. Luce o! Illinois, White Earth Agency. Min
ncs,ja
Reg, sicrs Of OhCos-F H. Merrill Susanyillc, Cal.
JoJ Fisher, Topeka, Kansas b. T. T. Hanna, Nahceucy
Kansas: ". j. Salic., InGcncIdeuCc, Kansas
Receiver. Of PGbuc Mmcys-G. ". MeylcTt. SuSanvilc
ca: Henry Booth Ldrne, Kansas Henry 4 Waters, Inde
peudence. Kansas,
PostmastcFs-W. II. p. Noyes Carthage. IL; G. D.
Jacquess Helena, Arkansas.
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FArfL RlILW4Y ICCIDEyT

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Jan. 2l.-AGOut o'clock
this morning an casthoud freight train in charge Of
Conductor John NcMJnEis was stalled on track g. on
the New-Yor Central Road at point about two miles
of clyde Before the train was able to pr0ccco,
another freight train drawn by encin" |S9' Engineer
ChecscbrOuSh, and 10 charge Of Conductor Welch ran
into the rear of the stalled train smashing The cGb0ose
and one car. The ca5oose caught fire and the larger
pur, ion OF ii was burned. COUdac' or McManus in
the CIbOOsc His body which was terribly burned. was
taken from the debris this forenoon. The engine OI
he last train damaCed slightly; the engineer ana
iremaM eschnnd without .clIOm. imil.N.
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CHARLESTON HlRBOR HfPE0yENENTS.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Jan. 2l.-Gcncrai g. 4.
Gilmore Of the United states Engineers. has addressed
a letterto President Tuprcr Of the Chamber of Com
mcrcc the subject OF the etes now being CONSTRUCTED
by the Government a the harbor entrance. He Gays
"Thc projected improvement Is moi experimental OF
predetermined I'm character, and good channel will he
youI question he the result Of ia completion. have no
dObJ that, with liberal appropriations such as the
National importance of this Improvement justic- and
requires low water depth ~ more than twenty feet
can be established during The nc&t Two years.
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TO FILL SENITOR WAGNEE'S PLACE.

ALBANY, Jan. 2t.-Goycror Cornell this
afternoon said that the proclamation ordering an ccc
ton in the XVIIth Senatorial District 10 I'LL the Va
cancy in the Senate occa-oncd by the dca oi senator
Wagner will not bc issued ny hiiu i"r-cNcral days
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TIE AyGLOIRISH TROUBLES.

LoNDON, Jan. 21.-Lord- Lieutenant Cowper,
replying to dcputaGon OF the Dublin Corporation to-
day aid he regretted that under existing circumstances
il wod be mpos ,ibe to release the members OF Paria-
mcnt confined rs suspects ana he has refused to
permit the presentation al the freed N or the Ciy OF
Dublin II Nc5-rs. PurncIi and Dillon within kilmain-
uI all
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SIGNING SIX DEIIH WIRRANTS.

HARRIsBUEG, Penn, Jan. 24.-Governor
oyt ti. afternoon issued the deaih-waants OF Frau
els and Henry Rumbergcr, of Dauphin County, James
Ntvl.ng. of CcarGcld County, Francis Small OF Allie
cleny Joseph Allison uf Indiana County and Jonathan
Muycr uf snyder County, aud fixed tie 2ith 0! March
IN thnr hhncMg.
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ger and Charles II. Winfield, in elegant and todcnlng
words paid glowing tributes 10 Mr.. POttcrs ncIls or
citizen his ability NJ a lawyer. his prominence as u pun
lie man. and his many pllshmenta: Chei Juugc
dfews In responding, spoke OF the bright ana enIEhg
future OF Mr. Potcrs career which had been so suddenly
checked OF respect to the memory of the dcceassu
man. the Chief Judge ordered the Court adJOurheu "
Wednesday. the o5th inst
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day. His property appraised M 100000 of which
TURF MATTERS IL CHICAGO.
CHICtGo, Jan. 2i.-Thrcc famous ans
speedy stllions-MonrOc Chief Voltairc and BcmOrc
owned by here, arctic be sold. Hudd Dobe, o
well known tuTfmaD, has finally Withdrawn from the
turf He goes into the commission business on the
Board OF Trade.
FOUND GUILTY or MURDER.
CINCfSNNTI Jan. 24.-A despatch to The
TjDesStr from Catlctsburg Ky. says: "Thc Jury ms
morning. at ten O'Clock, brought in verdict ui guilty
murder and fNed the punishment ds DEATH ~ ne ease
oi William S"a of the three particip 'ns IN the
Gibbons family murder at Ashland Ky, ;he morning
of December n
SENT TO JAIL FOR ELEVEN YEARS.
ST. Louis, Jan. IA dispatch from Kansas
CITY SAYS: A. !. Wa2on.r was today found guilty OF
murder in the second degree and hs punishment was
assessed at eleven years IN the Tcul'nilary lie was
charged with having caused the death Norman Baudcr
bv slow poisoning with opium. Bauder came 10 Kansas
Cty from NcwlOrk in the spring OF ISL, ana lad q
cur.l lcrablc amount of money. Wagner ruined him
financially. made him drunk and administered the
poison 10 him.
IDENTIFYING DEAD MEMS BONES.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2I-ScVcUI weeks ago
nine uysi crioas collins OF rude pattern accident
q WOri1ucn eXcdy8ting for new building u has
lust dsCoy cred that IA collins contained the re-
mains o. Con edcrac soldiers, VINO died o! contagious
disease while prisoners At Camp Douglas Guru- tha
war and who not allowed burial ~ regular Gene
tories The bones and skulls were being disturbed Av
tie boys in the nei ,hbJrh00d when citizen o. that
section had them a collected and decCny inferred IA
hS private buryiuS ground. The SONS oi virginia
will take measures 10 secur" their removal 10 some III
ting spot. which will he appropriately marked.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

EXCITEMENT IN THE REICHSTAG.
BISMARCK SPEAKS on THE IMPERIAL REsCRIPT AND
CAUSES A sENsATION-MEssRs. TREsCoTT AND
BLAINE At CALLAO.
In the German Reichstag yesterday consld-
cradle excitement was caused by speech
from Prince Bismarck on the Imperial Re-
script, in the course of which he asked if any
one could reprOach him with cowardce.
Advices from Lima describe the manner in
which Messrs Trescott and Blaine, the United
States Commissioners, were received at Cailao,
and state what are said to be the objects
of their mission. The political situation III
France is regarded as serious and the fall of
the Ministry is said to be certain. Further
facts in regard to the financial panic in France
are made public.