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Intentions but refused this mark of public sympa-
thy, declaring that he had dons nothing but obey
the orders OF his government, and that it was for
II to blame or recompense him.


The receipts of the Customs at the port of Havre
during the last year amounted to 26, 1893 l20f, be-
lug an increase OF l,309 ,098f. upon those OF l043
Upon foreign sugars alone the produce was 2, ,203-
394f, being an increase of 42l, GIT. There was
decrease IN the navigation duties of l42, ,494f.


GRIM Con. IN Passive mentioned some time
back curious case which occurred in the Rue
Dduphln, where II was said that the wife of a
Peer of France had, with her lover, a poor stu
dent, escaped from the just anger OF her husband
oy getting out OF the garrett and crossing the roots
OF several houses at the risk of her life. 1t ap-
pears, from an application made on Friday TO the
Civil Tribunal OF the Seine, for separation from
bed and board on the part of her husband, that
though some of the minor circumstances were
msstated yet all the main points Of the story were
correct The husband is not a Peer OF France,
but person Of great celebrity in the arts. Sus-
pecting the conduct OF his wife, he had got her
watched, and the result OF the investigation which
vas to discover her place of rendezvous In the
and return home she was much borne down by
fatigue, bodily and mental, that she avowed her
fault, and it was on this acknowledgment that the
husband brought his action for separation. The
Counsel for the wife confined himself to demand
ing that one OF the three children should be left
with the mother until the age oil seven years. But
the Court, IN ,pronouncng the separation, ordered
the three children to be placed exclusively under
the fathers care Gaiignani.


SPAIN


Madrid journals and letters to the 9th Dec. bring
US an account that the discussion on the Reform
Bill still occupies the Senate. A motion was made
by the Duke de Cor to restore the archblshops and
blshopst TO their rights of sitting and voting The
Senate, but tell to the ground for the want of a
seconder, after violent opposition the part of
the ministers who were present. Another effort
was made to re-establish the right of holding he
redltary seats, but 1t was equally unsuccessful.
Her Majesty has sanctioned the law authorizing
the cabinet to make organic laws by royal decree


Rumours continued to prevail of a break up Of
the cabinet, but received credit in well inform.
ed quarters. The commission OF the budget has
named nj. Burgos president, and M Pueti y. Bautis
ia secretary. The rumour gained ground that Ba.
ron de Nicer wss coming to Madrid to preside over
the Supreme Council OF War and of the Marine,
aad that he would be succeeded in the government
of CATALONIA by General Jose de Concha
Tranquility prevailed In Arragon. Arms have
been gwen TO respectable inhabitants of towns al
a means OF putting down bandltti 1t ia said tina
as means OF giving employment, 1t is proposed t.
demollsh the fortlfcations raised during the late
war In the Senate, the discussion upon the reform
much interest. The debate in the Chamber O
Deputies upon the Clergy Bill was to be resumed
the I'd Jan The President of the Council had s
sned invitations for agrand banquet for New Year
Div.


nj. Mon was to bring forward his budget on the
9th. Gen. Shelly has been appointed Captain Gre.
neral OF Catalonia in place of the Baron De Nicer
and not Gen, Concha, as was at first announced
The resignation of Deputies seems TO be infectious
The Count of Revillegigedo, and several others,
have followed the example of the Marquis of Viii
una and his friends. A treaty of extradition is
spoken of between Spain and Portugal.


The Madrid Gazette publishes the law autho
rised by the Government to regulate the organiza
tion Of the municipalities, provincial deputa
tlons, &c.


The committee of The Senate has adopted the
bill proposed by the Government fer the suppress
sion OF the slave trade. without any modification
The discussion on the Reform Of the Constitution
Bill was continued in the sitting of the Senate or
that day, when the last paragraph relative to the
organization of the Senate was adopted but the
discussion on the bill had not terminated at the
close OF the sitting.


The Clamor Publico announces, on what it call:
positive authority, that Zu,bano has succeeded il
getting out OF Spain.


Lisbon letters to the 3lst ult. have been received
The two ministers, Cabral and Castro, had beer
raised to the peerage. The chamber were to as
semble on the I'd inst. There is rumor that Eur
bano had arrived in Portugal, and that he had also
lett the country The weather had been excessive
ly wet, nothing but torrents of rain accompanied BY
heavy gales of wind from the souihward. The con
tractstor improving the bar of Oporto, are descrb
ed as species OF most consummate jobbing. The
Dake of Palmella was to sail for England.


Holland.


Raphael and Sons have received from the Hague
the Royal decree of I'd January, of which the fol.
lowing are the heads =


To afford the holders Of the remaining Five pei
Gents, being now 81 1856 400 guilders, another op-
portunity OF voluntary conversion to Four per
Gents. books are opened from Wednesday, Jan.
8, lS45 till further notice, or till twenty millions
gullders subscrbed but at all events not later
than Tuesday, Jan. %.


The price OF the Four per Cents, with interest
from st of October last,) to be given in exchange
for Five per Gents so converted, Is fixed at 9S2 pal
cent The holder receives out tor each 100 gull
ders Il guiIders in money, and one-third per cent
tor difference OF interest from the 1st of October
to lst of January last.


Alglers.


The greatest tranquility reigns throughout Alge
ria-such Is the safety OF the high roads, that the
dlligences are no longer protected by military
escort. Abd-elkader has not moved single steT
since the treaty Of Tanger-his adherents have, in
a great part, deserted him, and those who remain
they live on the charity Of the Angads and Benz.
Snassens


TheatricaIs.


Mdlle. Cerito is engaged at Rome for the Carni.
val, having lately concluded few representation
at Bologna.


Sheridan Knowles has written an opera fol
Messrs. Cramer G Co. They are to find compo
ser tor the music.


Knowles has written a five act comedy for the
Haymarket, in blank verse. Douglas Jerrod has
a prose nve act COMEDY also al tnat theatrc, TO be
produced when "Old Heads and Young Hearts
ceases to be attractive.


Count Iselli, an Hungarian magnate and posses
sor of an estate worth E22 900 sterling annually
is about to marry MademoIselle Catherine Evers,
one of the most celebrated vocal performers in
Germany.


Markets


Lorpor MoNrv MARKr, Jan. 9, P. M-Public Secu
rites have been Arm steady today but still with little
increase of business Consuls last sold at 1901, Redu
ced 0l he NewThree and Quarter perCents loaf Bank
India Bonds rs pm.


In the discount market the value Of money 10 lower
Frstclass bills doing at the rate Of per cent per
annum and here abundance Of money offered on call
at per cent.


The REvxSuE-An abstract Of the net produce Of the
Of Great Britain in the yesrs and quarters ended
the 9th Of January s44 and ls4 showing the increase
or decrease thereof


YEARS ENDING JAcuARy S.


1914 1915. Incr. Deer