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aid DIR. rs EAFGE's mnny care &
pertsnce IN curing the debIlitated aHo
diseased disclosed tue startling fact thai
three-fOurtha of those sufferiaa Wifh DBs.
peDstd, Nervous De5ffftV, kDhdligied P1edLifg
C0nsIifnpttOD. CGHccr01ts Affections, Dtse0as
az Ire LtreT, Epftepau, EuyOt9gatg, nHdl Ais.
eases Of The Rsdasgys aud Bad ber, Warf
caused by and conId only be cured afteI
curing them OF Ssnsfa0k Wedltaebg. Hit
immense practice has made uis tre8tIueni
bis patients had paid ffom 500 20 IS 90 fof
medicine aud Ueatmsnt before seeluk s
him. NO better proof that patients ctn-
not be cured without g searching exam
nation of All evmpfoma aud cum plea
Uons, and scientific treatment py AZ e&pe'
rienced phyBician. Those ~ olatanoe
onn be cured at their homes without 6n
interview. Advice free az 7lO Broad way
New York. There are - many un6uccase-
ful phyEieianst Df. hbAEh Will merely
Rav ne Il the author OF two elnhorada
works On Medicine and Surgery and ons
an fhenfcala fvIa
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ReFenue KafteFs.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-In the
matter of the income tax and penalty
assessed against Brigham Young,
which has been pending for some
time, decision has been rendered In
favor of the government, the penalty
being remitted.
A telegram to acting Commissioner
Douglas, from Supervisor Presby, of
Richmond, announces that Charles
Sequin, has been sentenced two years
in the Albany penitentiaTy, for re-is-
suing tobacco stamps.
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BERLIN, Dec. 2-The Berlin lei
t4Re of yesterday says the proposed
candidate issues Of a new loan has
been accepted.
AoRE ABsUT TIE BLACK SEA.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-It is asserted that
at the conference which has been
called for q settlement Of the Eastern
question, a new treaty will be pro-
posed omittiHS all referece to the
naturalization of the Black Sea.
BERLIN, Dec. 2. - The Federal
Council has ratified the Convention
providing for 3 union of the King
dom Of Bavaria with the Confedera-
ton.
The BaEarian Diet will meet on the
10Th. to take action or the treaty.
cD9 AGATE-ABoUT THE CONFERENCE.
[Herald's Specially
FRANKFORT, Dec. 2.-Odo Russells 3
interview with Bismarck was Of q
diplomatic character. He represent
ed to the Chancellor that Eagland
would assuredIy fight, upon an arbi-
tTaTy breach of treaty By Russia,
and insult TO England was implied
in the tone adopted BY the Russian
Government.
Bismarck was wary, and urged a
conference, with the object of back
ing up Ruesia's demands.
Russia proposed Constantinople or
st. Petersburg as the place for holding
the Conference, but Bismarck makes
the boast of faVoriDg England by fix
ing London.
Gortschakoff wants the credit Of
yielding this point, and at the same
time only regards the Conference as q
superfuous formaiity.
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NEW YORK, Dee. 2--The New
York Central, Hudson River, Erie
and PennsylVsnia Central lines, have
just adopted a new list of prices, for
tickets to several important western
points, differing somewhat from the
tariff agreed upon a few days since.
To 81. Louis, it is reduced from 500
to $27; Kansas City, $4l to S39; Den
yer. $S4 TO $62; st. Joe. $4l TO $50
indianapolis $22 to S2l; Cairo ad
vanced from $50 TO $50; San Francis
co yates are unchanged.
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RUSSIA,
EHE BLAoK SEA QUESTION.

EAE lsLACK SEA QUESTION.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. "a pacific
solution OF the Black Sea question is
assured to-day.
ST: PETERsBURG, December g.
President 6rantis warmly congratu-
lated by the Gear on his offers of the
assistance Of an American feet.
All the foreign powers have ac.
cepted the proposal for a conference.
bnt the date of the meeting has DOT
bean fixed.
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Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

NEW YORK. December 2.-Among
the Railroad Presidents in attendance
at the Conference for pooling the
earnings, are the following represent
atives of the great Trunk Lines:
Jay Gould, of the Erie; Com. Van
derbilt, of the New York Central:
Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsylvania
Central; Oscar Townsend, of the
Cleveland and Columbus; j. NJ. Nc
Cullough, Of the Fort Wayne & Chi
cago; I'll. p. Clark, OF tho Lake
Shore; A. Boody, of the Toledo, w.
& w, and j. E. Joy, Of the Balti-
more & Cleveland.
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washed Revenue stamps

NEW YORK, December 2-There
is regular business carried on in this
city. by unprincipled parties, of OBJ.
tanning, washing" or renovatiDg, aud
putting upon the market internal rev.
enue stamps that have been used and
cancelled. The stamps are so neatly
and iDgeni0usly renovated or washed
that they appear as well as new
stamps, and none but experts can tell
the difference. Wall Street has been
flooded with them.
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Cattle Ihipments = Improvements
Land haIeS=MPather.

OMAHA, Dec. 2--The cattle ship
meuts from the West continue lively.
Fifteen car loads went East to day.
The foundation walls Of the new
custom house and post Office are now
above ground and almost completed.
The National Land Company, OF
Colorado. are selling their lands off
rapidly. Their sales on Wednesday
amounted to two thousand acres.
A Masonic temple, to cost from
SIS coo to 800, 900. is to be erected in
Denver next season,
The weather throughout the West
ern States and Territories is reported
fine. Oaly a slight fall Of snow in
some places is reported.
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financial Exsls

financial Excitement - Pooling
Again - Money Easi eF-CuFPency
Coming West.
NEW York, December 2.-1n the
Gold Room the many reports in re-
gard TO French victories and the rais-
ing of the siege of Paris, put more
1oId vas run to 1ll9. The rates paid
for carving we're ] aud ) per cent.
OIesrauces $24 600.
The Committee that was appointed
to arrange Q plan for pooling the
earnings of Railroads to competing
nofnts 10 the West, met again to-day,
but the attendance was not full,
and TIE most prominent member oil
the Committee was absent. La this
eonnection il Is stated that the Penn
svlvspia Central Railroad Company
has leased the New Jersey Central
Road. which gives them a sure and
permanent connection with New
York, and may make that concern in
different about entering into any en-
q goQements to pool the earnings.
The money market is amply sup
DIied with Ioanable funds. available
On call at 5 and 6 per cent. with D as
fhe ruling rate. Some Of the banks
are eendiDg currency to the west
Governme1s Bonds at FIRST call are
d1ll and 4 fraction lower than yesseT
dsv Int ct the y o'clock board price;
sIiebflv improved, and ware firm il
svmDafhv With gold. The stock mar
tet e strong and fairly active. Th'
is-gsst dealings have been IL th
- - 5et.rn TTnion- which has huetu2tei
between 433@44s. There has Deei
private transactions in Marietta, a
an advance.
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COmmemoration Fxercises.-CFiminnl
Trial.

BosToN. Dec. 2-Hon. VIM. NJ
Everts delivered an address Tonight,
in Music Hall, and William Everett
read an ode in onmmemoration of the
graduates Of the Boston Latin School,
who fell in the late war.
The trial of Thos. s. Gorship, City
Treasurer OF lowell, for embezzlin {
city funds, resulted to- day in his dis.
charge. on an exception raised By his
counsel TO the form of indictment.
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Columbus Post Omce .

WAsHINGToN. December , There
is some excitement in Ohio political
circles to- day over a rumor of an eff
fort being made for the removal Of
Gen. Jas. III Comfy from the Colum-
bus Post Office. The opposition, which
is influential at the White House, are
pressing Col. Burr for the succession.
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nallcolt and 0l.ers Pardonea

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The
President yesterday signed the pardon
of Thomas @. CalicOtt, ex Speaker OF
the New York Assembly. for defraud
log the revenue. TO two years impris-
onmeDt and q fiue of $4,000. The
fine, of course, was RENTED with the
imprisonment.
The pardous of William HeDsly,
convicted of illicit distiliins 10 East
Tennessee, and Andrew Soott, con-
victed of cutting government timber
q government reservations, were also
signed yesterday after1oOn.
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na pohas ieares far Rnain-

HAVAEA, Deeeni5er 2.-The home
government, yesterday, accepted the
Tesiqnation Of Captain General De
Rodss. which had been repeatedly
rendered, Gen. De Rodas sails for
Soaiu about the 10Th, and Gen. Val
mazeda taking his place temporarily.
80 successor has been appointed, end
it is Bot known who will be seat out
from Spain.
The United States exploring eYpe-
dition arrived ct TehEaRsepeo.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
Ev5rY One his Own Doctor.

A private instructor for married persons
or tDose about 20 be married, both male
and female, In eVeFy thing concerning the
physiology and relations OF our sexual
system, aud fhe prediction and pTeVeu.
ton ii ocsprfug, Including all the new
DISCOVERIES never hsf5Ie given tn the Eng.
lish Language, hy Wa. YOUNG, 81. d
Tnis Is really q valuable aud interesting
VerlE, IL Is written In plain language tor
the general reader, and Is illustrated with
numerous engravings. Allyoung married
peopIo, or those eon tenn plating mnrriages
ried life, should read this book u dis
closes secrets that every one should be
mTsI be locked rp and not iio about the
house. ItN. u be sent 70 any address on
recafDl of g.sy cents. Address DR.. w d.
Philadeiphia NOV 22-gm
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Revenue Reel ls-TObaeco Sale

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2 2---The total
revenue receipts in this district for
November amou at to 81 .451 138 90.
The tobabco sales at the warehouses
during the month Of November in
clude l POI hogsheads; rejected. l16
hogsheads; amount of sales. Sea, 3,6l9,-
I36
Bepi. Cassidsy, one of the oldest
Western editors. and a we'll known
author, resumes the rostTum, after ten
years retirement. lie will leave for
Indianapolis Immediately, and will
make an extended reading tour.
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Saw FRANorgoo. December .

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2-The
net proceeds of the Mercantile Ii.
brary Lottery, was $310,022.
The rainy season has commenced,
and the anxiety about the crops OF
the Goming season are dispellod
throughout the State.
The prisoners in the Nevada State
prison, made desperate attempt to
escape yesterday; i've Of the prisoners
got outside of the main door and at.
tackled the guard, who shot one dead,
mortally wounded two, shot another
through the chest, and captured the
9Th after q desperate struggle.
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Win q pecuiiar organization. It Is easily
impaired, and requires medical treatment
which will term nRte her suffsrIug nnd
secure 10 her perfect nealth and snlPnrsd
spirits. Ladies VIII md in MISH LTH'9
HERB BITEEE5 q rare spec n Q and Tonic
fOi their sex, IN every period Of life. from
infancy 20 old age. II Is preparation
which Will ala nature in the discharge OF
its functions, i'm part strength 10 the avs-
tenn. tsne 10 the digestive organs, and Will
prevent lassitude a insure physical
regularity. Sold everywhere. 10
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New Orleans POsiofIlce-R Bonds
Recognized.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-B. p.
Blanchard was to-day appointed By
the President, Postmaster at New Or
leans rice Lowell removed.
One of the lady clerks of the Re-
demption Division of the Treasury
DEPARTMENT, has been about three
weeks engaged in asserting aud recog-
uizing about $1,000 worth of bonds
which we're recently buroed, the
charred remains being sent by the
owner to the Treasury Depart
ment for redemption. After co0sid-
siderable labor. the full amount has
been reeoRnized.
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PRUSSIA.

THE sORrIE on THE SOUTH, soUIHEAsT.
AND EAST. OF PARIS REFUSED WITH
HEAVY FRENCH LOSSES
BERLIN, Dec. 2-King William
teleRrsphs the following TO the Queen q:
VERSAILLES, Nov. 30-The Sixth
Corps yesterday repulsed q sortle near
LeHOy, south of Paris. Over one
hundred French prisoners were taken,
and several hundred dead and wound
ed were left on the field. The French
also made sorties On the positions of
the WurtemburgeTs aud Saxons. at
Bonaueil, Champagny aud VIliieFs,
to the east and southeast of Paris.
The positions were taken by the
French, but subsequently retaken BY
the Prussians. At the same time.
sorties were made at the north and
west, and at St. Denis, against the
Fourth Corps. The French were re
pulsed, and driven back behind their
works in all cases. | EsmaiRed st
Versailles. as 1t was the central point.
[Signed. WILLIAM "
( pucRor Driven BACK TO PARIS.
BERLIN, December 2 The follow
ing dispatch from General De Trim
pling, commander of the Seventh
| Prussian Corps. has Just been re-.
ceived, dated Thursday: A general
sortie occurred yesterday. The
| French moved out against the Prus-
SLAMS and Wurtemburgers early in the
morning, supported By the heavy can
nonade of their forts. Generals Tro-
ehu and Ducrot commanded. leading
one hundred and twenty thosand
men. At II o'clock in the morning
/ the French were Fepulsed by the
Sixth CorDs, and retired. Subse
quently at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon
the Wurtemburgers. who bad been
reinforced By oav8lry and artillery
were attacked bS the French. The
latter we're again defeated, The Ger
man losses we're tridipg.
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Reyerdy Johnson on the Alabama
DeDPedatiOns fire at Elizabeth,
n. j.
NEW YORK, December IA nota-
bic letter written By Hon. Reyerdy
Johnson. in answer 20 certain inqui-
Res put by the President Of an insur-
ance company, in regard TO the tenure
OF our claims against the British Gov.
ernment, on account Of the depreda-
tiops Of the rebel cruiser Alabama, is
published. johnson estimates the
pIairra tn the amount of $13. 600, 900,
and advises seekers after indemnity
p IA withdraw their demands from the
United States Government, and ap-
peal to the government Of Greet Brit
ain for indemnify.
Seymour's scissors factory at Eliza
beth. M. j. was destroyed by FIRE yes
terdsy loss $40 600. A large mum.
her Of workman we're thrown ont OF
employment thereby.
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Relief for the European Wounded:
CINCINNATI, December "a grand
concert for the aid of both Prussian
and French wounded, has been pro-
jected.
A judgment was rendered, to day,
in the United States Court, against
ID. v. Brown and others, on q trans
portstion bond, for over nine thous.
and dollars.
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BAVARIA

v5u DER TANN DEFEArs THE ARMY oFTuE
LORE.
MUSIcH, Dec. IA dispatch has
Just been received here announcing
that Gen. Ven der Tam had defeated
the French Army Of the Loire on the
1st inst, in several successive battles.
west of Orleans and Tours.
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Shipping natter, ,

MONTREAL, Dec. 2-It is repol ed
here that the Messrs. Allan, proprie +
tors of the Allan Line of Ocean
Steamships, are negotiating for the
purchase Of the Transportation Com
pspy's steamers,
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Nomination for MAYOR

BosToN. Dee. AT meeting OF
the Republican Ward and City Cou.
mittee held this evening, Hon. Geo
U. Carpenter was nominated as the
Republican candidate for Mayor. at
the coming election.
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Fire.

NORWICH. COM. December B.
The striking factory of Morrow Il
Millsrd. at Morrow Station, town Of
Mansfield, was totally DESTROYED BY
fire this morning. Loss $4,000; in
surance $23 500.
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AFtlst head.

LEXINGTON. Va. Dec. 2.-Col. W
D. Washington, painter Of the Burial
of Latopa, and Professor of Zine
Arts in the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, died last night of paralysis.
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NORFOLK, Va, D &c. 2.-The steam
er james a. Gary, from Wilmington
for Baltimore, loaded With cotton,
lumber end rosiu, ran ashore on the
Both at New Inlet. The cargo was
landed on the beach.
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Posi- Offlee EarbeF bhOD.

- HAVE sew SUCCEEDED IN
securing the services OF two of the
5est BARRIERS In the Western country and
am now prepared 70 do as good work as
any In the ei =. ! mere shall De no laeE
on my part nor on the part or my men 70
efvs saiIsfaction kcg all who may fayoK me
with q call. 4. y. AaLEhNs
decR-lmd PFopFietOE,
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terrible fire and RenzIne RxplosIon

TITUsvILLR, Pa, Dec. "a few
minutes before 9 o'clock p. II. o large
fire broke out at Chambers Il Picker
ing's Refinery. One large iron tank,
three wooden tanks, large still and
treating house, and a large pump.
were entirely destroyed. The tanks
containing benzine and tar quickly
ignited, bursting with loud report,
the contents completely covering the
creek, and floating downward, pre-
senting a sight exciting, but grand IN
the extreme. The ERE communicated
to two small benzine tanks, situated
about three rods up the creek, owned
by Messrs. Moreiand g. Co, but by
the brave and untiring efforts of the
employees connected with the estab-
lishment, aided By four streams 0f
water worked By large pump con-
neoted to the refinery, gained a de-
cided victory over the devouring ele-
ment. and saved the refinery, etc.
We learn there was but a small lot of
oil consumed. The firemen were
promptly upon the ground, and are
working with a will. playing upon the
large tanks in the vicinity, and. with
ont doubt, have the fire under perfect
control.
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Sporting NeWs-End or the Baton
Rouge cases.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-At
the Metaire races, to-day, the mile
dash was won by Lida Greseom. beat
ing Sallie Farrell and John Kilgour
The second race, dash Of two miles
was won By Kildare. beating Donovan
and Zazu; time 3: :492. The third
race, q three mile dash, was won By
Ida Gressom, beating Wal'z, Vic.
tory and Chalmette; time 8: 444.
All tho Baton Rouge prisoners
have been DISCHARGED.
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For sale.

I'm ACCOUNT or WHOM M NAY
~ cnncern, on board the steamer II. b.
EckeTt. on TU Ur.~DAY. Dec mber g, Is-O.
TO the nfghes1 bi6deF. the mach merry aa ~ Il
from the week OF the ste rs Norman
aud Pine Bluns consisting OF Boilers. En-
gine8s Doctor, Faro Pump, Chains, Au-
ehor, one Bell, &c DC.
decS 30 DUGAR.
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MORE REJOICING.

:
MORE REJOICING.
LAVAL, December 2.-The city is
oVerjoyed with dispatches from Gam
beta, announcing great successes az
Paris, where sorties were made In
force, defeating the Prussiaus along
the entire line of battle, which was
many miles IN extent, A great num-
Der of prisoners and cannon have
been captured by the French CORDS.
which were commanded by Trochu,
Ducrot and Winery.
Gambstta, in announcing the VictO-
~, says one of the results Of it has
been the evacuation of Amiens By
the Prussians. who hastily started for
Paris, to reinforce the German army,
The battles at Paris began on Tues
day, the 18th. At last accounts the
garrison remained outside, in the po-
stions they had captured from the
Prussians.
DETAILS OF DUoRor's MOVEMENTS.
ToURs. .Decem Der 2.-The Moniteur,
of this city, has the following de-
tails: On the morning of the 29sh
ult., the FIRST sortie Of the French
garrison at Paris was begun ct Chois-
VI \
battle IN that neighborhood lasted all
night ct the 29sh, and until the next
night. General Ducrot then crossed
the Marne and occupied Messy.
Subsequently, be evacuated that point
aud engaged tho enemy at Champagpy,
fighting his way to BIie. He then
marched back to the Marne, re-
crossed that river by eight pontoon
bridges and maintained ais position
on its bank. He took two guns from
the Pfussians. He has sinee taken
bis position at Thernay.
KILLED AID woUNDED.
VERSAILLES, December 1, via.
Berlin and London, December q
The French loss in killed, wounded
and prisoners. in yesterdays sortie,
was severe. The have just asked for
truce for several hours TO bury their
dead. Datcossal's brigade of the
Second Corps lost two officers and
seven hundred men. The Saxon loss
is unTeported. All quiet before
Paris.
PRUssIAN AovEAI ENTs-
LILLE, December 1.-The Pfas
SLAMS have entered Albert, in the De-
partment Of Somme, eighteen miles
from Amiens.
The evacuation of Hmiens, By the
Germans under General Manteuffel,
is denied.
POSITIONS OF ooNTENDING FORCES.
Tours, Dec. /, midnight.-The ar
my of the Loire has been engaged
with the Prussians to day. The DO
sition of the latter extended from
Chateau Dun, where their right was
posted through Joinville to Tourey,
aud from there to Pithiviers, and
Beaune, and Rolande. Their second
line, in the rear, extended from Fon-
tainebleau, By way of Monterian and
Villenuin. to Troyes, where it ioIned
the first Prussien line.
MANEUVERa.
Tours, December 2.-Gen. Chausey
reports q successful advance of the
French left yesterday. The French
first gained the Prussian line and af-
terWsrds their position at Monneville,
Vile Poin and Faverolles. The
Prussians retreated on Loiguy and
Chateau Cambray.
Tours, Dec. 2.-Members of the
Government here have referred TO
their colleagues in Paris, the En-
glish note, asking France to take part
in the conference on the Eastern ques.
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GraHd Funeral.

BALLsToN, Dec. 2 The funeral Of
Senator Bloods to-day was attended
by about 1900 persons. Over 200 OF
Mr.. Blood's Workmen were present as
mourners.
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Press Banqnet-Death Caused by
Malicious Misehlef-HeaEy RaiiuFe
Educational = Information
EOuOhf

Press Banqnet-Death Caused by
Malicious Misehlef-HeaFy Failure
Educational = Information
Sought.
CHICAGO, December 2 The Press
Club of this city held their annual
meeting last evening and resolved TO
give grand banquet within few
weeks.
Miss Josephine Colliday, who was
so badly injured at Monmouth Illinois,
yesterday, BY the running away of a
team attached to an omnibus, died
last evening from the effects of her
injuries. Miss Mary Grady, another
Of che young ladies woo Jumped from
the omnibus, is In critical condition.
The fireman who maliciously blew the
steam whistle on the locomotive for
the purpose Of Frightening the horses,
viii be arrested and tried for man
slaughter.
james Duff, of Pontiac, Treasurer
of the State Reform School at that
place, has failed with $52,0 600 of the
school funds in his possession. TIE
State is perfectly secured by his
bondsmen.
Governor Merrill, of Iowa, has ten
dered the position Of President of the
Iowa University to Hon. Newton
Bateman. Superintendent Of Public
Instruction., Illinois. Ii is under
stood that Dir. Bateman will de-
cline the place.
Ten members of the Common Coun-
oil of Baltimore arrived in this
city this morning. seeking informa-
ton concerning our City Government.
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SPAIN.


TIE ToNITo.
MADRID, Dec. 2.-The Vomito has
entirely disappeared from Valentia,
Ailcante, and Barcelona.