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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
The journal" ON ChurchiII's
SDeech.

PARIS, October The journal DIS
Debats, referring to Lord ardolph
Churchill's D rtford spe ech, says:
"Russia will little heed Austrian dis
fat stactjon or English theoretical pro-
t sts 30 long ss she can rely on Ger
mauy's assent or indifference. to her
poicy in the Balkans "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
Archdeacon cavanngh,s FnneraI.

DUBLIN, October 7. - Archdeacon
Kavsnf Oh, Of Kildare, who was killed
by portions of the altar fal ing while
be was celebrating mss, was buried
today. Archbishop Croke was pres
est at the services. The pail bearers
were Messrs. Dillon, james f. o Brien,
kenny, Lahy, Redmond, Harrington,
Patrick O'Brien and P. O'Brien, al
members of Parliament.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
FusiIeers Revolt.

LONDON, October The Royal In
niskillen Fusileers, stationed at Alder
SHOT, went in lot last night in re-
sistance to a draft that was beiug
made for service in Africa. A savRg >
fl Iht ensued and the Ifishmen We 9
only subdued sitter numb OF sol
diers and police were wounded. Folty-
one OF the rioters were arrt st d.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
Cholera Returns.

LONDON, OCTobsr 7.-Yesterday
there vera nine deaths from cholera
and twenty new cses in Szegedin,
Hungary in all Italy, five dealt ana
fourteen new casa. Cholera returns
from Austria Hunsary: Trieste. thir-
en- new cases, two deaths; Pesth,
thirtee new casas, seven deaths.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
A Rebel Fomenting Rebellion.

LONDON, October The newspa-
per Independent Bulgaria stigmstizes
Gen. Kaulbars as rebel fomenling
rebellion among the people and army.
1t also u gas the government to bicd
Gen. Kaulbars and send HIM acre SIS
tte frontier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
A OhaDge OrmiIltary Meadounrters,

WARRINGTON, Octooer7.-A general
order has BEEN prepared at the War
Department char gng the headquar-
tiers of the Dep,rtu cut OF Dakota from
Fort Smelling, MINI, 10 st. Paul,
MINI. ,on Novemb4 Ar Isl, and the head
quarters division of the Pacific from
the Plesidin, of California, to San
Francisco, on the same date.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
Murderer OF the Bishop of Madrid

MADRID, October 7.-;Father Calico
tn, the priest who killed Mgr. lsqnter-
do, Bishop OF Madrid, on Palm Sun
day, in revenge for having been
silenced ss pr est, ATTEMPTED during
the progress Of his trial today to reso
to the Court a long narrative OF bis
grievances against the bishop, ire
priest was much excited and the Court
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08

refused to permit the reading aud
ordered the manuscript left with the
Judge for further consideration, The
prose cution then closed and the de-
Tense asked for the prisoners acquit-
tai, on the ground that he was not
responsib g for his actions when he
killed the bist op. The Court reserved
It's decision.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
Odious and AIso RidicuIous

PARIS, October Tia France says:
Gen. Ksulbsrs, not content with req
deiing Russia odious in Bulgaria,
makes her also ridiculous. He ia,
ADDS that paper, commits Uoydgeur en-
rerOllLti0n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
sentences Commuted-sIaves Freed.

MADRID, October AT a Cabinet
council today Queen Christisna sIgned!
a decree committing the senteoc's OF
the condemned insurgents. The Queen
also signrd decree I eeing the slaves
in Cuba ON the remainder OF their
terms OF servitn e.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
To Accept the Due D'Aumale's Re-
quest.

PARIS, October THE French lu-
sttnts met yesterday ard accepted the
b quest Of the Cbantilly estate by the
Due D'Aumsls. The institute adopted
reso ut on declaring gratitude for the
Due D'Aumalg's patriotic generosity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
To Attend the Unwilling Of the
statue OF Liberty.

PARIS, DC ober 7.-Serators Lafay-
cite and Gen. Grevy, tbs Presidents
brother, will represent the French
Senate at the ceremonies attending
the unwilling Of the sane Of Liberty
a. New 70 k.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
"A Ltttle MOnsIer.

DUBLIN, October T. United Ireland
descr bes Lord Randolph Churchill as
"a little monster"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08

HAVE used Tongaline in case OF al
ticular rheumatism. in which 1t gave
V,y prompt relief fter the third desc.
W. Il, KING, MD, PelahatShio, Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08
DIR. g. Il. THORNTON
Before the Public Health ASsOcia.
tisn Reviews the Sanitary His.
terry or Memphis.
larEnIAL TO THE APrEAL.l


TORONTO, ONT, October DIR
Thornton, Of Memphis, read a paper
today before the American Public
Health Association, which is q
very f,ithful review Of the
sanitary history OF Memphis.
The pspsr begins with review OF
the sanitary condition of this city i'm
medistely prior to and after the cpl
demic Of 1878. 1t then describes The
typography OF Memphis, and reviewed
it's history sincs the site the town
was frat surveyed in 1919, giving
prominence TO periods when yellow
lever and cholera appeared, and show.
ing how local sanitation was neglected
aDc only restored in time OF danger,
when in tho pl essence of AL epidemic
disease. Then folio VS. history Of the
yellow fever epidemic OF 1873 and the
demorsliz atom that followed its raw.
ages The organization OF the Taxing
District and the creation OF Board OF
Health of clearly dsfioed duties and
jur tdlction is next referred to, fol.
lowed by graphic account OF
tie first practical steps taken
in the direction of sanitary re-
form, the results sec mplished and
the expense involved. 0n this sub
ect the doctor said "rhe annu ii
current expense for six years in MAIN
tanning the health service, exclusive
OF sewer construction or repairs, which
belong 10 the engineers department,
is $22, 726 68, as shown by the annual
reports of ths Board of Health" A
graphic description of the sewerage
system OF Memphis YVES then given,
aud was listened to with deep interts
by sll present. The cost OF the sys-
TEN since 1880 Is stated to be as fol-
lows:
Cost Of removal Of obstruotions.. S,769 0S
Averapo oOst of each obstruction. 10 40
Total cost OF cleaning main sewers 1915 81
Total Gust OF sewer syslcm. S3l6,Si3 50
Deduct from this objtructions re-
moved, house connections,
cleaning, etc., whioh will leave -
Tor sewers pr0per",".""...,.,..''.Se SlioOO %
The quarantine and inspection ser.
vice Is briefly mentioned in the paper
The paper, with sketches OF the death
rate OF Memphis flr eleven years from
1876 to 1885, sh owing average death
rate to he "a 40 per 1000. The tota
number OF deaths in non-epidemit
years ia piven os follows: lS75-ll74
1876 1923; 1877 1884; lSS0-1054
188l-lfl; lSS2-lll9; lSSS-l403
18S4-1667; 1SS5-l4Si.
The doctors psret was extremely
interesting and ably prepared, anC
was one OF the most important con
tributions of the meeting. 1t attracted
deep atienlion, aud was received with
gene al npplsuse.
The next meeting of the Pub i
Health Association will be held il
Memphis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
Naval stores ana supplies.
IRY talhRIanh 10 the NlsnAichl

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Thc Secre.
taIy o. the Navy to-day Issued an order di-
recting that on January LIT next all the
stores and supplies and records of all
property and plants at the navy yards and
stations belonging TO the Navy Department,
with the exception OF vessels, and stores
and supplies coming under the cognizance
Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
and OF the marine corps, be transferred tO
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing.
An officer OF the pay corps is 10 be de-
slgnated IS general storekecper at each yard
and station TO take charge OF the stores.
Tie civil employees and laborers connected
with the accounts and the care Of the stores
and supplies will be transferred to the Office
Of The general stOrekeepcr, and their names
will be continued on the rolls Of the Bureau
Of Provisions and Clothing. On board the
vessels oil equipment, outfit, aud supplies
are 10 be transferred to the pay officer. All
conflicting orders are repealed. The order
~ intended 10 carry out Secretary Whit
ney's ideas concerning the concentration
in one bureau II tie responsibility for
stores and supplies rs far As possible under
the existing law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
chicago Turner'S Protest.
NV tslsgrnrh 10 the Dhpatch.

CHICAGO, December 3.-1hc matter Of
the protest against the Anarchists verdict
by the Turner, Of This city, ~ announced
~ lhr District Committee, was further con-
-idercd at meeting a. Norwaeu Turner
Hall, on the West Side, last night.
hcatod discussion over thr question took
place, The Union being about hail business
~ n and haH laboreTs. The s0ciii-tic
e,cmont proved the stronger uoder the
tad oi District. Master John Gl0y, vino,
v Vile member Of NOrVastZ'S Union, /, ~
cLsrge OF the district, comprising seventeen
LODGES. finally succeeded IN carrying mo-
ton y protest against the judgment hy
20 10 only 4 negatives. Mr.. Henry Wen
ter. member Of The Board OF Education,
opposed the protest. saving, ii passed. II
WouIq ruin tie Turner societies. After Is
D.. -asc he resigned as president. Afr
being presented in writing his resignation
was accepted. The meeting adjourned
amid considerable feeling. The prOp0N.
ton o. the District Committee l. generally
considered 4, lost by vote OF the North and
-outh side Societies Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
TEE DIVA PLAYED FALSE.
ofAnticipatHd Concerts.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

CITY OF MEXICO. ria GALVESTON, Deem
Der g. For the past few days there has been
great excitement over the sale OF tickets at
the National Theatre for the Patti season
II five nights in January. Newspapers
have published advertisements Of the
performances, and the crowd around
the National Theatre have fairly
blocked the streets. The police were re.
quired to preserve order among the nume-
rous throng, and 1t seemed as il the city
bad gone mad over the expected advent Of
the great songstrcss. The prices OF the
boxes were fifty dollars a night and seats
six dollars. These were three times the
ordinary prices. but had they been six
times more, all the seats would undoubted-
" have been sold in q short time. The
CStcnSible agent OF Nr. Abbey who wa
conducting the sale OF tickets was man
giving his name a. Mayer, whose
credentials seemed 10 bc unques-
iionabe. The Theatre had already
been engaged for the Patti season. Sus-
picion was aroused after the sale Of tickets
lad hen going on two days, and the re-
ceipts amounted to nearly $4,000 This
morning Mayer did not turn up, and in.
ypsticatlon showed that h. had vanished
with 10000 leaving behind only that pOr-
ton Of the money which was In silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
iiig.'s DcTAuIt ana RestitutiOD.

CHICAGO, lit, December 3.-Latcr esti-
mates q the dedication Of Theodore >.
Mize, cashier for the millionaire coal-mer'
ell Mt. Ames, make the matter worse than
at first stated, The amount being now placed
at $4,000 The Developments rcycl! a
state Of affairs sad in the eXtreme-a whole
family ruined Icy the recklessncss Of son.
who hiss brought the gray-baired father
from Hliiuence 10 poverty, from health a.
most TO the verge Of the grave. The home
stead Of the aged parents, the home OF the
sister and brO.her.in.law. the residence OF
the embezzler, jewels OF his wife, and his
very birthrigbt and heriiage-all have gone
10 satisfy the claim o. Mics employer and
save tic son from The penitenllary. Yes
terGay transfers 10 AmeS were recorded for
al the property enumerated, and Theodore
:. Mize. Jointly with his father, signed away
all their right and title to a share OF the
fathers property that would revert to hin
hy the provisions OF the fathers will al
ready made. The brother Of MiZe, who IS
IN Atchison, Ran, also came to his assist
qDpp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
California Affairs.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch


StNFRANcisCO, Deccmber3.-The failures
q Robert +. Morrow, 4 prominent cIp,tsl-
ist; John Mackenzie, stOck-DrOker; and
Kunan d Co., brokers, were announced
to-day. Morrow, who for many years has
been a prominent figure Of this city, has
been selling calls on stocks, and the boom
in prices entailcd loss TO him OF a quarter
OF a million dollars. He claims 10 be -till
worth million over his liabilities. Mac
kenzie's losses are 100000. kulmln x
Co. say their loss Is $4,000. They expect
10 reopen in few days. The failures
made no impression on the market.
At an informal session Of the Pacific TX.
chang. held at 5 O'Clock prices improved
on the morning. Consolidated ir-inla
vent 70 A..
The san Francisco Board will only hold
one session tomorrow, the same a. today,
80 ~ 10 give the brokers further oppoflu-
niiy to enter their books.
on tue san Francisco Exchange ycster-
day $1,000 shares changed hands during the
two sessions, the heaviest record for ten
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04

kfeeee41nas In Co florence Yeseef-
aay-TPtn Q, Celisg'.

Rkn syILLE, N. G., December 3.--The
Conference convened at $3.50 A. W., Bishop
). u. GIaDbefy presiding. Rev. l.. y.
Eic0id conducted the religious exercises
81 The n orbipg. TIE Journal Of yesterday
stssions Was read and approved. On mo-
ton 81 Rev. l.. l.. Nash, the special order
Tor 10 a. NJ, bsing the interest Of Trinity
COLI &c. Was postponed until ii O'Clock.
The question was called d" Who are adj
milied into full con necti0ni" william Il.
Ware, Miles NJ. Mcfarland, John j. Grigs
by, John A. Farraday, Samuel u. Belts,
Cord J. jerome. William 4. Coffin, Dun
can a. Feretsell. Joseph q. Nelson. James
X. Bcils, ". W. Rose, j. T.. WOrsley, and
Airhtus T.. " iIey. having passed the ex'
animation OF character md been approved
Nv The examining committees. were cX-
AHMED 10y the Bishop IN open COME
renee md admitted into full connection
III \. Vi. having arrived, Rev. II, o. Bur
ton rose and introduced u resolution In be-
bali Of Trinity College endowment. After
lengthy remarks from the iutroducer and
several other distinguished dlyInes. the
matter was laid over. but again taken mp
at y. NJ. before an overlooking church.
Tie statistical reports have all been
banded in, and the chalrmen o. the vari0u
committees ate now hard at work preparing
things IN their departments.
Rev. Mr.. Atkins, Of the IolSton Meth.
oGist Episcopal Conference, appeared
during The morning session, aud
delivered very gratifying report
on missions. Professor Pegram, OF the
faculty Of Trinity College, WAS called
Oh for nm address in behalf Of that institu-
ton. so that the body might conceive OF the
great good this place would be to the grand
old Alethodists in this Slate.
The committee in Rev. J. L. Bag
Wells case are in session with closed
doors. There Is great interest manifested in
lie case. and people are anXiously in.
quiring after the facts and patiently watt
ing 10 get some Of the points to give to the
public. Those who know say the case will
not eId until Monday. Preachers aud lay
men continue 10 arrive, and by sunday
great increase will have been made. New
beTDe seems TO be looming up As the next
place for the Conference meeting. The an.
nuaI meeting Of the Church Extension
Board was held in the Methodist EDis-
cOpal Church tonight. Addresses
were made by Rev. ". ). Greasy, OF Dur
ham, and Rev. Mr. Atkins, OF Asheyille.
Rev. l.. l.. Nash was temporary chairman.
Services tomorrow will be held in the
Baptist church, conducted by Rev. l.. l..
Ntsh. This IL done owing to the large
number Of people who viii be in town
then. After taking M 4 collection for
church extension the audience was dis
missed until Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
Cnitiemen Going to ola Mexico.
Ipv 70 eoronh In tho Dlsnafch

81. LOUIS, December 3-Slnce the eX-
ru!sion Of The cattlCmcn from the Indian
Territory those formerly interested In that
country have been locking around for an
opportunity TO establish ranches in some
olIer part OF the country. This was not so
easy 10 do, rs the land suitable for ranges
was nearly all occupied. After examining
a number Of States and Territories to
discover suitable ranges, attention was
directed 10 Old Mexico, where il was be.
IicvCd that land in sufficiently extensive
tracts suitable for the purpose could be
found. Such tract has been discovered,
and will soon be stocked bv q syndicate
COMPOSED OF capitalists from 81. Louis,
Chicago, Kansas City, and Kansas, bat the
majority Of the stock will be held In ST.
Louis. A meeting was held here Wcdnes-
day. at which Messrs. Henry l.. Newman,
David Rankep, John |. Miles, ". +. Mank,
o. j. Woodward, Charles Davis, and others
were present, and the formation OF com
pany was determined upon and preliminary
steps taken. The district selected for the
new ranch is almost boundess IN extent,
is well supplied with water. heavily erased,
and il so far south "a 10 Obviate all danger
of losses from severe winters. The orgiDi-
cation Of the company is not yet complete,
but there remains no doubt that the land
will be purchased and stocked. The COM
pany controls practically unlimited capt.
tai. and tie ranch will be one Of the largest,
II not the largest, in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Coupons Not Popular Recent Rob.
bertes.

Soupous Not requirement. KIDD
berries.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Disp steh !
ONANCoCH, December 2, 1880.
The fear felt by some Of our people that
in consequence Of Judge Grrison's recent
coupon decision more coupons would he ten.
dered for taxes docs not seem likely 10 be
realized, since no coupons have been offered
since the decision, though Treasurer
Blackstone informs your correspondent
that some others have threatened 10
tender coupons IN payment OF taxes. Pub
liz sentiment here IL IN favor OF an extra
session Of The Legislature, in case the reye.
nues OF the State are In danger, TO submit
10 the people an amendment 10 the Consii-
tuton, by which all taxes shall be made
PAYABLE 10 cities and counties. It Is not
believed that there are twenty Democratic
voters In Accomack county who would "a
yor sny proposition 10 REOPEN the debt set.
thment, with n view TO effect n compro-
mise with the bOndbOlders on terms tsat
would he more favorable 10 them than the
Riddleberger bill. The financial condition
Of the agricultural classes DIETER perhaps
on the Eastern Shore than In any other sec.
ton Of Nirginia) IS not such as to allow any
increase o. taxation. one OF the most
reliable and successful farmers in this
section declares that the sweetpOtato
crop on the Eastern Shore this season
will not pay the cost OF production.
Ard yet the crop was an average
one in every respect. When 1t is remem-
bercd that this is the crop on which nearly
all the Easlern.Sh0re farmers rely for
money. their condition may be imagined.
There have been number OF robbcries
In this county during the last few weeks,
supposed to have been the work OF the
rowing trsmps that have begun TO infest
this region, that was COM aratiyely free
from them until the railroad was
built down the peninsula. The last
robbery reported was committed n few eve
Uings ago in the northern part OF the cOun.
~, where the house OF Mrs. COvington
was broken into and many valuable articles
stolen, including $50 IN money and gold
watch valued At SIS. An effort Is being
made TO arrest the guilty parties and bring
them TO justice. KALLIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
,Hx MILITARY BILL IN TIE GERMAN
REIcHsTAG.
The Debate Significant utterances Of the
Prussian Minister Of Wharf.-The
Austrian Alliance.
,Rv Apglo.AmcricaO cable the Dispatch.l

nyRrIN, December 3. In the Reichstag
,o'dey. duiipE she Debate on the first read
SOC ~ the military bill. the Pro gressists
sicuited their Willingness 10 vote In sup
ri NJ the requirements of the hill II the
.ovcrnment would reduce the period of
Scryicc from three wears 10 two years. This
,be Government rcfusedto consent 20.
General Bronsart Won Scheilendorn,
ptus>iap Mini,lef 81 War, advocated Tor
the Government tse passage Of the bill.
ue saId: "Dcspiie her pacific policy,
cetmary may, within q m a.urable time,
bc involved in war. For the moment such
Tonccr does net fhro sien, hut the present
crccn is most difficult. Il Is most natural
,isf We should compare our war strength
WITH that OF Fran @. With less iohaDi-
,,ui, Than Germany. France has a higher
,ra,c.cftcuVc force Shall We allow our
tckcs 10 be ou'Sjripped by ucIghbor-
;rg state IN which We cannot perceive
,bst degree ~ abstinence f.om preparation
Tor var snd that peaceful disposition neces-
s,ry 70 enable us TO live 81 pra'ci The bill
i, II most ureent character. The Rcich-
s,ae must pass this MEASURE before ChriSt-
ms 4 the purpose Of the Government IL 10
attained. lStnsalion.l Let any one who
regards The additional burdens upon the
rPOlir 3 uHiH hdNlt tC4Vsiul ululNeil WIN
lie stsic u Affairs on the other side. The
Co,crnmtnt IL In earnest. II does net ask
for more than IL intends to accept"
Herr Richter said h. could not admit that
U,c situation was 50 threatening. Thanks
to flic policV Of u smJrck, the alliance with
Austria reclaimed fact. The question be-
foJe them was not acute danger Of war, but
perrciual additions to the bardens OF the
peopc. An exhaustive examination Of the
Goycrnment's financial proposals should
prfctdc the acceptance Of The bill. Under
anv conditions, the Rcicbstag should reject
Inc ~epicunstc limiting the term TO three
years 1t most. with two year, service.
He protested against The plan Of making
tbc peacc.silectye force equal TO | per cent.
al the population.
General Won Schellendorli, In the course
of his reply. stated that the Government
had only decided few days before the
summonlng Of the Relchstig TO fix April
n, Tie date for the military bill 10 come
INTO force. 49,,
Herr salderp SPOKE in favor OF The bill,
and recommended that 1t be adopted with
out amendment.
The House Il en- adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-04
c,i.i. In the French Cabinet.

NV Apg o. American cable To the Dspatch,l
PANS. December 3. - In the Chamber Of
Dcpufie, today ~. Srricn, Minister OF the
Inferior, speaking In opposition 10 the mo-
tlon for the total abeiition 81 the offices Of
subpreiccts. promised that he would intro.
ducc q hill providing for a partial abolition
of tie Offices. Prime Minister de Frcycinet
supported SarrIen, and reprJached the OPP
position for soizing every chance that was
Offered To- overthrow the Government.
The Chamber, however, Gdopte0 a motion
for the total abolition hy q majority OF
thirteen votes, thus defeating the Govern
ment. IL is TCp1ited that de Frcycinet, Slr.
men. and Goblet, the Minister Of Public In.
stmciion, will rcsiuu. There was intense
excitement in the lObhIeS 81 the Chambers.
AfiCI the vote was announced the sitting Of
The Chamber vas suspended at the instance
al DE- Freycnet N order that the Cabinet
mi-ht consider H. position. Che Ministers
are row $50 j VI. hoidinga meeting.
E1cajnq-A'tcr the Cabinet meeting the
Ministers went 10 the Elysee Palace and
rendered their rc-ignaiiOns TO President
CrcvS.
The Cabinet will meet tomorrow. II Is
believed that President Greyy j. averSe to
di,S0lying the Ministry, and will ask Pre-
mitr be Fr,vciuCt 10 reform the Cabinet.
NM. Sarri,'n, DcVcllc, and Goblet will pro-
baby insist upon retIring.
The budget Committee to-day, by vote
Of L. TO 3. adopted ~ Dorian's proposal
10 devote 95.00o,O00 francs TO increasing the
navy in 1851, lrayiug liberty Of action for
fhc future. instead Of Minister Aube's
proposition 10 appropriate 2O0,000,GOO
franc, for period Of several years.