The following names compose the new
Spanish Ministry: Senor Castelar, Presi
dent, without portfolio; Carvajal, Minister
of Foreign Affairs; Berges, Minister of
Justice; Pedregal, Minister of Finance;
Cervega, Minister of Public Works; Lieu
tenant-General Sanchez Bregna, Minister
of War; Oneiro, Minister of Marine ;
Maisouave, Minister of Interior; Eolor,
Minister of Colonies. President Castelar,
it is said, has determined to make a su
preme effort to crush the Carlist and In
transigente insurrections. He has decided
to call into active service 150,000 of the
army reserves and 500,000 nmilitia. He be
lieves that with this force it will be possi
ble to establish order in the country before
spring.
By an accident which occurred to a pas
senger train on the Southwestern Railway,
near Guildford, England, Sept. 9, three
persons were killed and twenty wounded.
MR. HARTLEY, of Cedar Rapids, had a
family reunion the other day, and organis
ing hnmselt, wife, children and grandchil
dren into a grand procession, marched
through the principal streets of the city to
the music of a brass band,
THE LAST BIOOLIIN TRAGMDY.
A Womra USeedbed aId uIM t by
sn bid PrIenid-Attem. o t e ESnI
the Crime by Nsin Hie udy-.
[From tbe New York Sam, Se$. 8]
On Thursday night David Coe saw
smoke ascending from the top door of the
tenement in the rear of 199 Ninth street,
Williamsburgh, in the azjpments 0oeu
pied by Jamnes Merriggf and his wife.
Mr. Coe extinguished fie ftre with a few
pails of water. Captain Wqglom and
Officer Edmund Brown examined the
premises. On the upper flpor a room and
bedroom are on each side of the halt. Mer
rigan's apartments were on the right side
of the hall, over the rooms of Mrs. Kip
and her sonn-law, Mr. David Coe.
