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number of Ganvassers for the Favorite
Candidate Violet Plug Tobacco have arrived
in the city, and will leave one-half of ton
cent piece of this tobacco free of charge in
every dwelling where tobacco is used. ID.
Buckner & Co. of New York are the pro-
prietors
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Drunk enncss, or the Liquor HabIt
Can be Cured by Administering =
DIR. Haimes' Golden Specific.

II can be given In cup OF coree or tea with
out the knowledge OF tho person aklug n, OF.
fecting q speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient 10 a moderate drnker or an alco.
holIc wreck. Thousands OF drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific In their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drlnk.
Ing OF their own FREQ Will. No harmful effects
result from It's administration. Cures guar
anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free,
Address, GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.,
1856 Race st., Cincinnati, O.
For sale by II. X. Helphenstine, Ebbltt
House Drug Store, and also corner Fourteenth
street and Vermont avenue.
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the Central American TrOubIe.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Ex-P President of
Honduras, Marco Soto, who has resided in
New York since 1883, said yesterday con-
cerning the war in Central America, which
he is charged with having instigated, that
he had nothing whatever to do with the
trouble. do not believe in Barrios' poll.
cy," he said, "and ! do not believe he will
succeed in his scheme for Central American
confederation" Tie present residence of
Mr. Soto, which he owns, adjoins tho house
purchased by BarrOs some years ago, and
which is still his property.
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q Delicate diseases of either sex,
however induced, speedily and permanently
cured. Consultation free. Book three
(3ct) stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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WASHINGTON, OHIO e. WESTERN. .RAiL
Road COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN ALEX.
ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
IeaVe washington at 925 q. m. and f25 y. m.
ana Alexandria AZ 03b q. m. and 4:35 D. m. Pass
Leesburg. going westward, at 1l:3o a. IN. and 64g
1923 y. m.
Leave Round Hill at $40 a. m. and 4;S5 D. m.
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 6:l2 a. m. and
bl7 .. m, md arrive at Alexandria al 9:03 u. pl.
and 7l7 p. m. and at Washington at s:i5 y. N. and
7:2b y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round Hill at $40 a.
M and 1895 p. m. Arrives at Alexandria at 8:03 u.
M and 7;l7 p. IN. and Washington Rt B,i5 q. m.
and 7:25 y. m. Leave Washington At e:25 n m.
and e06 p. M, Alexandria At 9:35 a. M. and Sl6
p, M; pass LeeAburg going eastward, at 6:l2 q.
M and b;l7p M; westward, i1:S6 n. m, and 10ia
p. m, -
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The EIEs' Grand Promenade Concert
will take place next Monday evening AZ the
w. l.. |. ArmOry.
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SALVATION on will cure the worst cases
of frosted feet. Only twenty cents a
hnttIn
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CHEsAPEAKE & OA. RAILWAY

(LEAVE 3. T. DEPOT, SIX1, md B STS,)
9Io A. M. .--For all way stations, lexington, KY.
Daily except Sunday.
IL a, M,-Fsr Newport News, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk. Daily except Sunday.
Through parlor car Washington to Old Point
5:lOP M.-For Louisville. Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest; fast express daily;
does not stop for local business; through Pull
For tickets and information apply al o. & O,
Railway oflice, 6lS Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Va, Midland Railway Office, COL
IL. w. FULLER,
@. W. SMITH,
General Manager.
FRANK THIGG, N, IL, Passenger Agent,
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CHIIDREN's SUITS, spring styles, at A.
Saks & Co.'s
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USE no other than the best. Salvation
Oil cures all pain. Price % cents bottle.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC. 2ist.
1881. UNTIL EURTMER NOTICI ~

Leave Washington from Station, corner New
Jersey avenue and q street.
"a M is Fast Limited @ I Express r. st 70 u PittsburRs as
and Chicago. arriving in Pittsburgh at $50 p. M,
charged % on ihis tGain Yor IS last time extra Are
For Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis daily
and 6ars 10 ABOVE pSnS SOSSSs %s
out change. 2.s0 m. train is fast limited train
natl next morning at 49, st. Louis G.5o D. m. nHp No
extra iare Is charged on this train for fast time,
$40 p M daily 10 PtsbursS oevsls ad HS5 and 9Se bs
troll, with sleeping cars TO Pttsburgh.
$50 and 10 a. M I2o sA VS. si5 t5mnTte t III traiS ii
Ss9 IIo 4se 40; 20: 7i0. rs, s25 and 1880 p m;
a. M. LIS, lSO, 4f0, $40. 7l0. 715 S,25 and 1850
For points on the shenandoah Valley Railroad
and points South, q a. IN. and $40 p, M. daily.
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and II. 10 and 4SO y. IN
FOR way ststons t betwsen I'VE Washington and Bal.
io@SSIe ioS e4S; n S0a s0d, m a2i9 SsO 49, IA and
and and 1870 p; m. For stations on METROPOLITAN
principal stations on metropolitan Branch, S.O5 a.
M t tdMaily, EXCEPT sunday for Lexington. staunton
day' Tor FREDERICK, 9Ob q. M, 40 p. M. daily.
For Hagerrtowrand Winchester sO5 q. M daily
except sunday, and $50 p m. daily TO Hagers-
toTn Ssy elyeeps ro sunday 'S 70 WnGhesteE
Lis. y. m.
From ANNAPOLIS, $50 q: m. and 1.5O and SIS p.
day.
From Frederick and Intern edate points, s.25 q
M and Sis p. m. daily; except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40,
$50, 40 8. and 10 30 a. M, 1915 13o 4, 4 20,
eS0 TtO, and 1896 y. M. On Sundays, go, 6
pm
Ali trains II ON Washington stop at Relay Sta
tion. except LIS, 3.I5 and 40 y. m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
q Ohio ticket otfice-Wnshington Station. 6l9 and
1901 PenpsylvaDla avenne. corner of Fourteenth
street where orders will be take for baggage to
be checked and received ut any point In the city.
u. DUHHAM, q, X. LORD,
Gen. Man.. Baltimore. G.P. A.
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CHILBLAINs readily cured by Salvation
Oil. Druggists sell it for twenty-five cents
a bottle
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SEE the salts shlrt-walst at $40 7th st.

EASTER BANNERs, 20 cents. Goulds, 42l
9th st.
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FADELR sc BRO
422-24 Eighth st., between and E n, ".
Close carriages for weddings, calls ana ro
o0ptions, Boarding and Livery Stable.
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necticu,, at London; Frederick RAine. of Mary

necticut, at London; Frederick Raine. OF Mary
land. at Berlin.
To be Ministers Resident-Isaac Bell, Jr, OF
Rhode Island, Netherlands; Rufus MaGee. In
diana, Swedan and Norway.
Ministers Resilient and Consuls General-Ed-
ward Park Curtis Lewis, OF New Jersey, Portugal
hGsmus B. Anderson, Of Wisconsin. Denmark;
Consul A. Haller Crosse, OF Pennsylvania. Ath-
ems
Alexander McCune, OF New York. to be solici-
tor of the Treasury.
David Settle, of North Carolina, Marshal o. the
United States for the Western District OF North
Carolina.
Postmasterx-Myron II. Peck, Jr. at Batavia, y.
Y; Andrew ID. Morgan, lion, \. y.
Captain William j. Nolkman, Fifth Cavalry, 10
be Major and Assistant Adjutant General.
Captain George II. Burton. Twenty.nrst Infant
~, 10 be Major and Inspector General.
joseph E Johnston, OF Virginia, to be Commis-
sioneF OF Railroads.
Lewis McMuIlen, OF New York, Appraiser in ne
District OF New York.
VIM. Caldwell, OF Ohio, Surveyor Of Customs 1t
the port OF Cincinnati.
Clement Dowd OF North Carolina. Collector
OF Internal Revenue sixth District OF North
Carolina.
John Henderson, OF Indiana. Collector of In
terDal Revenue Eleventh District of Indiana.
Brown. Shipley * Co. of London. England. 10
be Special Fiscal Agents Of the Navy Depart
menf.
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipo-
tentiary-Tbomas J. Jarvis OF North Carolina. 10
Brazil; Alexander K. Lswton OF Georgia, % Rus
STA: Anthony NJ. Kelly, OF Virginia. TO Italy.
Minister Resident, George ". Morrill, OF Ne
Yssa, AZ Hawaiian Islands.
Coz sui General, Edmund Jassen, OF illinois, 81
Consul. Evan P. Howell, OF Georgia, at Man
chester, EDgland.
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Notes and News about Indisnlans.


Special to tne Sentinel
wAsuNCIoN March S0.-This mornings Post
contains an interview with Vice President Hen.
bricks, explaining the position he assumed in the
Indianapolis Postmastership contest. 1t disproves
the statement printed variousy that he assured
Bynum that he would not ask for the place, aud
would not make any accommodation in the
matter. 1t shows, on the contrary that Bynum
was present when the Vice President called upon
the Postmaster General and that they talked the
matter over, and that he (Hendrcks) did not again
call at the Postofice Department In regard to the
appointment
J. U. sankey. OF Terre Haute, is here He came
to apply for the COlleciorhip OF Internal Revenue
in that district, but says his visit too late.
John F. Regain, OF Terre Hsute, who wants TO be
Postmaster of that city. is registered with john g.
Williams at the Riggs House.
1t Is understood among Indianians that the
nomination of Rufus Magee, of Logansport, to be
upon the recommen dation of ex-senator McDon-
aid, as Magees name had not been mentioned
in connection with any office. The announce
ment OF his appointment caused a surprise This
evenings Critic says: "Hon. Gil sbanklin, ex-
Secretary of State of Indiana one of the editions
and proprietors OF the Evansville Courier, an
influential Democratic daily of pronounced abili-
iy and brother.i law OF Justice Hsrlsne, OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States. is spoken OF
for the public prinership. shsnkin is in the city
now. He came here TO have an operation per
form ed on his eyes, having suffered from cata.
rscts for many years, aud seeks no favor at the
hands of the party he has served so we'll"
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Terrific Excitement in Paris-The Most
Bitter Animosity Displayed Against
Prime Minister Ferry and the
Ministers.

LONDON, March S0-A special from Paris gives
the following account OF the opening scenes OF the
meeting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day:
Long before the hour fo- the eonyening of the
Chamber the streets in the vicinity were packed
with crowds of excited men. 1t soon became
evident that trouble was brewing for the Govern
ment. a strong force OF military was out to pre-
vent riot and preserve order in the Chamber
Notwithstanding thir precautiOn the galleries
were icrowded with people, who plainly showed
irritation over the French defeat at Lang-Son by
keeping up noisy discussion, hurting denucia-
tory epithets at various members OF the Cabinet
and their supporters as they entered the Chamber.
When jules Kerry, the Premier, arose 10 an
DouDce the decision OF the CaOInt council this
morning, he was loudly Missed by the galleries.
he had hardly finished the declaration when
number OF deputies of the Right sprang to their
feet, yelling Down with the wretcheS." While
above the din could be heard the voice of Glenn
enceau, as he fairly screamed, Traitors " II was
some Time before order was restored, and had il
not been for the presence of the troops there is
hardly any doubt but that violence would have
been done.
During the scene in the Chamber the crowd on
the OUTSIDE became bowling moo. and m ade
several attempts 10 the guards in order to get
inside Of the building but we're kept back by the
determined attitude OF the military.
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SENTINEL SPECIALS.
Murder Trials at era wfordsviIIe. }.

Special to the Sentinel.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ino., March S0.-After stay
ing out sixty hours. the jury this morning re
turned verdict of voluntary granddaughter
against William f. Shulsr, charged with the
murder of one William Lane, and fixed his pun
ishment at seventeen years in the penitentiary
The defense Immediately gave notice that
they would file motion for 8
new trial. The case which his been
on trial for the past week. has attracted consider.
able attention account of the seriousness Of
the charge and the prominence OF the parties
The crime of which 5hular was convicted was the
killing of William Lane in drunken row in Cal
lahan's saloon on West Market street on the 20tn
of last December by shooting him through the
heart with a revolver Shular is twenty-five years
of age. unmarried, & blacksmith by trade and the
son of a blacksmith. William Lane. his victim.
wes twenty four years old, single and the sou of
prominent farmer of the southern part OF &C
county.
This morning the case of John W. Cof e.
charged with numbering James McMullen ana n IL
wife and burning their house, in Coal Greek Tow
ship, on January a. 1886, was called in the Circu
Court. The trial OF James Cunningham, the g.
complice OF Shular, is set for Thursday.
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blunders which have caused the French TO lose so

blunders which have caused the French 10 lose so
many lives in Tonquin.
At the opening OF the session In the Chamber of
Deputies this afternoon. Prime Minister Ferry
presented the Governments request for credit
OF s40,CO0oO0 on account OF military operations IN
China, anc he demanded that the motion be given
priority. The motion was rejected by vote of
SEQ 10 81. Ferry Immediately announced the
designation OF the entire ministry. President
Is Is generally expected that De Frycinet, at
present Senator. or Rioort, the great French
folm new Ministry II is also believed that
WaGcingion. the present French Ambassador to
London, will be rendered the Office of Minister of
Forelgn Affairs, in place OF Ferry, and that Leon
Say, the great political economist win be asked 10
accept the position of Minister of Finance in the
new Cabinet.
Paris dispatch to the Exchange telegraph
Company states that war with China viii be off,
cially declared to-day. FIT thousand reinforce
ments viii be forwarded, and the army ordered TO
march on Pekin. 1t is expected that Admiral
Courbet viii lombard Canton.
Figaro states that the killed and wounded IN
the fight at Lang-Son were LOO. Some papers
favor impeachlng the minority.
The excitement over the French defeat e. Lang
Son is Intense. The feeling against the Govern
meut is so strong that outbreak is feared.
1t is reported that France mas officially declared
wfE This, with the fears OF q serious rio, ana
doNpiall OF the Ministry, has caused panic on
the BocrSe.
All radical newspapers request the impeach-
ment of the ministers.
PIesident Grevy presided at a council OF mini.
ters to-day. He insisted on immediate actioa A
being taken and prompt and vigorous proseeu-
ticn OF the war with China. The Cabinet decided
TO mobilize two division OF troops, TO be com
msndCd by four brigadier generals for i'm mediate
S. rv.ce in TonqUin; also TO send 0,000 men 10
reinforce Admiral Coufbet."
3p m.-Rentes have fallen TO seventy-six francs
ninety centimes on reports that there will be a
popular demonstration outside the Chamber OF
Deputies Fears re entertained oil serious dis
turbance.
General Negrier, wounded in Fridays engage
ment at Lang Son, hassbeen promoted 10 be Gen
eral OF a division.
Orders have been issued directieg the immediate
mobilization Of all the Nationsl battalions OF in
volunteers from each regiment and call for 5OCO
maritime eonscripts.
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FRANCO CHINESE WAR.
The Ex cite ent in Paris Intense Over the
LaDg-SOn Defeat-The Ministry
Resigns, Etc Etc.

PARIS, March So.-The excitement caused By the
French defeat at Lang-Son grows apace. Re1tes
at once responded to the popular feeling. Soon
after the opening Of the Bourse they had fallen
from SO francs and S2z eentimes, the closing price
OF Saturday. to as francs and 20 centmes. Shortly
before O'Clock there was another sharp decline,
the price falling to 76 francs and 90 eentimes This
decline vss due to the rumors of popular mani
Iesiations being made outside OF the Chamber OF
Deputies. Stocks declined more or less in sym
pathy with the down ward movement OF rentes.
The action OF the Government Is awaited with
an1ious suspense. Toe speedy downfall OF the
ministry is predicted in msny quarteFs- Toe
Radical Intral sigeant demands FeTTy's head Tor
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Cable Clicks.

Zeebehr Psshs has been landed at Gibraltar.
The Ferry Cabinet has resigned owing to The
adverse vote in the Chamber OF Deputies.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice.
left this afternoon on journey to AK les Balns,
France.
The British steamer Orestes, from Liverpool for
Penang, collided with ana sunk a Chinese steamer
Seventy persons were drowned.
The British corvette Bacchante is ordered to be
ready to sail at moments notice. There are
now ready for crews twenty-five gunboats and
thirty.six torpedo boats
cablegram from Sydney states that Beach
who defeated Hanlon. is going TO England al once.
Henlon returns to America in a few days. Beach
wilI6oDsider the challenges Of Ross and other
American Oarsmen.
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Columbus Items.
Special to the Sent

bptCIdI btuEIntIs
COLUMBUS, Ind. March 30.-Miss Ina, daughte
OF Ex-Auditor John Long, died here this mOrnin
after long illness OF Bright's disease in tn
twentieth year OF her age.
William Drybread, aged seventy-eight year
died at his home in Nineveh Town
ship in this county, yesterday even
ing. Deceased was one oi the Oldest settlers o
the county, and was the owner OF large amOun'
Of valuable real estate.
The farmers of this county met here on Saturday
and organized Short-horn Breeders AssociatiOt =
The object OF the organization Is TO further the IL
Ierests of cattle breeders OF the county. Some 0
the best farmers and stock dealers OF the county
have become members
FraDksMorledge, son of Lloyd Morledge. OF thi.
place, was killed at South Side q suburb of Gin
cinnati to-day, by a carload of lumber falling OF
him. The remains will be brought here for inter
ment.
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THE SOUDAN WAR.
The Arabs Reported to be at Tauieb-Ber-
Der Reinforced-Osman Bigna's Forces
Reported to Have Deserted Him.

sUAKIN. March 30-A convoy, which left here at
an early hour this morning, has arrived at Nc
Neilrs zerebs. 1t is reported that the whole of
Osman Digns's force has been Withdrawn from the
surrounding country, and it is now concentrated
at Tsmieb, where they propose giving battle to
General Graham.
FL Mahdi has sent large reinforeements to the
Arab garrison at Berber. Mount Hamund, to the
north OF Berber, has been strongly fortified by the
enemy.
A soy from Tamai reports that Osman Digna is
deserted by almost mis- entire force, only about 100
followers remaining with him. large convoy
arrived at the zereos on the Tsnai ROAD, ana were
not molesled en- route.
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A Satisfactory Solution of the Afghan q Ques.
ton Hoped For.

LoSpoN, March S0-In the Commons Lord
Harrington stated it would be preiudical to the
public Interests to explain the negotiations with
Russia The latest from ST. Petersburg strengthens
the hope of a satisfactory tolution OF the diff
culties. Concerning the military preparation.
Harrington said England wRS under certain obi
gstions 10 the Ameer OF Afgnanistan, aud the Gov
eminent thought II advisable 10 render ourselves
able TO fulfill the obligation if the occasion arose.
kiFitzmaurice, The Under Foreign Secretary, said
lie was not yet aware of the exact contents OF the
latest 81. Petersburg DISPATCHES, but understood
they contemplate an early meeting OF the Bound
arN Commission.
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Committed Suicide.
special IN the Sentinel.

MARION, Ind, March so Yesterday morning, a
O'Clock. Asa D. Long. living in the southwea
part of this county. committed suicide by hang
ing. He was we'll to-do farmer and a Tespeeta-
bic gentleman, aged about fifty. Cause, tenn BORA
~ insaDisy. Coroner Hamilton was notified al
once, anc held an inquest over the remains, and
returned a verdict in accordance with the above
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A Stranger Commits suicide.

optCIaI 20 the bentneI-
wABAsH, Ind, March So-Aoout O'Clock thk
morning q stranger, a German, walked into the
wsitingroom of the Cincinnati. Wabash and
Michigan station at Milford Junction, and with
out uttering word cut his throat from ear to ear.
He was found later by the agent, wallo1ing in 2
pool OF blood. Hundreds saw the remains to-day
but 10 one was able to identify him, and the a!
fair is shrouded in mystery.
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AUGUSTA, Ne, March 80 The Governor has
called special session of the Council for Wednes-
day to consider the question OF reprieve for a
short time of the Italians Dunlore and Cspore.
sentenced TO be hanged April This action is in
Difference 10 the wishes OF Bishop Healy AID
others, who requested the Governor not 20 allow
tie mGioerers 10 D. hanged on Good Friday.
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Volunteer ToryAdo Fleet.

HONG KONG, March So,-An auxiIisry volunteer
torpedo iotilla has been organized here Sixty
seven steam launches all ready for service will
compose the flotilla.
The Chinese Government has given Ii Hung
Chang power 70 negotiate with Japan ana settle
the question in dispute in regard 70 Corea.
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Not Much Fighting Expected at ramai.

sUAKIs, March 30-It is not expected there will
oe any severe fighting in the attack on Tamsi.
Each man will carry seventy rounds Of ammunition
and l40 rounds will be carried for each gun. The
force will advance in three bTjgades.
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Cnnfirmnfinns

WASHINGTON, March S0.-Postmssters-Frede
lex G. Kendrick of Mt. Clement. Mich; Aquills
Jones, sr Indianapolis; Mrs. Lizzie II. FickliD,
Charleston. IL: Claiborne Bowman, YazoO City,
Miss. n. G, Kidenour, Clarinda Iowa.
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Algerian Troops for Tonquin.

LONDON. March 80 The correspondent OF the
Times st Paris says much agitation is caused by
news from TODquln. Algerian troops are ordered
to TonQuin.
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Nomipafiops.

WAsRISeToS. March 30.-The President ha
sent in the following nominations to the senst
10 day:
Consul 6enerals-Tbouss n. Walker. OF Con
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

ROR IUEsDAY.-Generally warmer and
fair weather, except IN the extreme western
portion. where the temperature Will fall
ssixhtly: winds generally southwesterly.