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The New York herald., 1871-11-30
WINTERS WARNINGS.
The Effect Of the Late Snow Storms and
Inciement Weather Through
Out The Country.

Judging from the following reports. collected
from various points in the States, 1t would seem
that not only has stern winter its shadow over
the land unprecedentedly early this year, covered
up the great highways with hIs coat of everlasting
snow to the detrlment OF trave., and filled up
the canals and rivers with the great enemy OF all
navigation but the effect Is sudden that the first
preparations have scarcely been made to amelorate
this condition OF things Hence some OF the rail-
road cars are stopped and frozen up In the tracks
and canal boats are Ice bound midway on the
canals.
RAILROADS BLOCKED WITH SNOW.
The following synopsis OF a letter, purporting to
have been forwarded to this city from Kansas CITY,
has been handed to US for publications.
KANsAs CRY, Mo-. Nov. 25. 1-7l
The Kansas Pacific Railroad Ia blocked with snow, be-
yond redemption, for time Just In on the
Plains from of the terrible snow gales, OF
which there has been constant succession, and me
Kansas Pacific from about Hugo station, i0i
mica east Of Denver, is blocked with snow,
twenty feet high In places, almost to Fort Harke 30
miles of Kansas CITY, making ol6 miles o the Kansas
Pachc blocked with at this datc, and showing vet
We this Information for the benefit OF any bound
West Inform them that the only route to Denver and
ones worth get the Kansas Pa-
cihc Ths IL written card for the good ol the
travelling public 1t still showing, and the signs are Tor
q blockade oil this route Dcnver.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
SPAIN AND CUBA.
The Havana Executions Reported to the
Government in Madrid.
A Cabinet Council and Preparation Of De-
spatchrs for the Antilles.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD

MADRID Nov. 90 1871.
The Spanish government to-day received a
despatch from Havana announcing the execution
In that city yesterday OF eight medical students for
"profaning the cemetery where the remains of Con-
zalo Castanon are interredr
The news created profound sensation in
Madrid.
The Ministry was Immediately convened In coun-
Gil, for the purpose OF co siaering what action
should be taken in the matter.
The departure Of the Spanish mail steamer, which
was to have sailed to-day from Cadz for Cuba, was
detained for tweny-four hours.
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Rivers nn"> Canals Blocked by Ice.
QATu Mo Nov. 90 1877

BATH, Me-, Nov. 90, 1871.
The weat.ne during the last two days has been
unusua fy severe for the season. The steamer star
Of = e Fast encountered Ice to-day, but SUCCEEDED
n reaching Gardiner at noon, landed her ireight
ana ,mmediately made her way back 10 this citv
when viii he her terminus hereafter curing tle
winter. The steamer Sasasona, from poo'"'''
was stopped by ICE ~ H'
ne IS tn s::s Qlosed hard ana last boat on this
an during the winter rom 49,.
mlscasset and connect with the Knox ana Lincoln
| Railroads.
! BANGOR, Nov. 29, S7l.
a. ne cod weather continues, The mercury standing
ee ~ neen at one l.. NJ to-day. The neet OF vessels
teiuainsne III port Will get out with dillcuty,
- ALBANY, N. u, Nov. %, 1871.
Dcsp@tcncs received at the Canal Auditors once
state that y VIII De impossible to boats through
the canal unless The weather mOdera;es. There are
about one hundred boats near -CoIlOcs, nine miles
above here, anu the Ice Is very heavy.
IL Is very cold and q light snow has fallen here.
The Ice Is two inches thick throughout Inc whole
section OF the canal.
SYRACUSE N. Y, Nov 2g 1871.
The navigation on the canal was kept open to-day
by icc-oreakers. The boats move with great DIM
day rom Buiiao were ordered 10 lay up uutii lur
tner orders.
BUFFALO n. Y, Nov 90 1871 .
The canal Is stl open here, but fears are enter
tanned that II VIII pe closed by ice to- nlpnt A large
amount OF grain Is ready to be forwarded by canal
should spell OF mild weather follow the present
cold snap.
SCHENECTADY, N. y, Nov. 90 1871
The weather continues cold About thirty five
boats are lrozen In on the Schenectady level II Is
estimated that from four To SIX hundred loaded
the weather grows warmer the boats Will have to
remain where they are for The winter:
The mississippi River is entirely closed above the
bridge at Dubuque.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
THE KING OF MORMONISM.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 2S 1871.
Mr.. c. II. Hempsted's argument on behalf Of
defendants in the case OF The People vs. Brigham
Young Hickman, Klmba ana others, for MURDER
10 quasn the indictment, occupied the attention OF
the Court the whole OF today. The Mormons assert
empha,ically that Brigham Young VIII make every
effort 10 he present at the Court on Monday next.
He ~ 500 miles away aud the roads bad, but IL
IL thoupnt he will be here IN time.
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
General Trevino's Report of the Operations
Against saltillo
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YOaX HERALD.

MATAMoRos, Nov. 20, 1871.
General Trevino tclegiaphs the revoutionists at
Monterey tnat he has captured the greater part OF
the city OF Satlo and is vigorously pressing the
siege
sixteen hundred government troops are hemmed
inside and the water supply IS cut on.
General Trcvno reports that General Quroga has
reinforced him with troops and supplies from
Ceraloo.
The capltulalon OF Saltillo Is hourly expected by
the insurgent sympathiZcrs here.
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TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 90. 1871.
The special correspondent or the London Times
telegraphs from Madrid an account or the mar
riage OF General sickles, the Minister OF the United
States
The ceremony was attended by a brilliant and
distinguished company Among those who hon.
ored 1t with their presence was Marshal Serrano,
late Regent OF Spain.
The despatch gives the name Of the bride as Miss
Crelgh.
General Sickles and wife left Madrid the day after
the marriage for Liverpool, where they were TO
take the steamer for New Yors
Some OF Minister S~.ckles' friends say he Will no.
return to the spanish capital. -~,t
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THE CITY OF NEW LONDON DISASTER.
nicucemcnt OF tho Government Tnvestiga.
tiOu.

tiOu.
NORWICH Conn.,, Nov. 90 1871.
The Official Investigation OF the cause leading 10
the burning Of the steamer city OF New London was
begun at the Custom House in New London to-day,
before Philo b. hoyey OF New London and Mr.
BOOK, OF New York, Government inspectors The
Second Engineer, captain, Clerk, Second Pilot and
}. U. Palmer ono OF the passengers were exam
iued. They all testified 10 the ample IRE extn-
gulsnip9 apparatus ana lifc-saving appurtensnces
OF the boat. The fire broke out the second time
abort fifteen feet abat the SHAFT In the port gang
way, and i've minutes elapsed from the time the
NE was discovered before the whole boat was en-
seloped In flames.
The second engineer testified tnat ne thought the
fire was smouldeflng in the freight from tue tine
the GrsL tire was discovered, No idea OF how the
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
The Northern Pacific Railroad.

ST. PAUL, Nnn, NOV. ~, 1871.
The reports of the effects OF the storm on the
Northern Pacific Railroad are somewhat cxag-
gerated. The completed portion OF that road Is
open and running as usual On the west end two
construction engines got out OF wood anu water,
and we're caught In severe storm and frozen mp.
The road from Dnuth to ST. Paul Is open ana run
Ming regular trains, there being ne trouble from
snow or Otherwise.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1871.
The storm ceased this morning and the weather
Is now freezing cold. There has been no news from
the canOns since yesterday
No mails have been rccelved from the Fast or
West to-day. The Union Pacific is said 10 be thirty
hours behind,
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1rst 6re originated DC formed. The steamers
manifest was produced intact. except one page.
There was on II a memorandum or ak barrels
marked "0il.n j. q. Palmer, the passenger,
testlned that there was confusion, and
that everybody was cool and worked with a wIII.
The investigation was then adjourned until t0-mor.
row morning.
The jury OF inquest held session tonight but
nothing OF importance was elected from the several
witnesses examiner. The inquest adjourned 70
Saturday afternoon.
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PRUSSIA AND BRAZIL.
The Northern Kaiser More Pacific iowa His
south American Brother.
TELEGRAM TO THF NEW YORK HEUaLo.

LONDON Nov % 1871.
telegram dated In Berlin yesterday evening
brings the following anuouncement:-Tne Prussian
Foreign ONCE has received intelligence that the
German sailors OF the Imperial navy who were un-
der cohhnement In Rio Janeiro have been released
py order oi tue Brazilian authorities In that city.
pacific arrangement OF the dinlculty which Prussia
has maintained with Dom Pedro IN consequence Is
now probable, and the excitement on lne subject IS
subsldInC.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 20. 1871.
Six Ku KuX prisoners from York county were
brought before judges Bond aud Bryan In Columbia
today, ON a writ OF habeas corpus, and baued in
The sun OF $4,000 each.
Ex. x.Commlssioncr Bowen Is elected TO the state
Legislature rs representative from Charleston
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q e L G I U M
Cabinet Resignation and Municipal
Calm i'm Brussels.
Royal Commission for New Ministry-H,nts to
the Crown from Flanders
IelflMB 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ltltbMu w Ink MW YURk HtRAlu
BRUSSELS, Nov. 29-P. NJ.
The Cabinet Ministers rendered the resignation OF
their portfolios to the King at noon to-day.
His Majesty accepted the change and declared the
high ofllces OF state vacant
The people, satisfied with the accomplishment OF
their object dispersed, and order prevails through
out the city.
THE CROWN IN THE CRISIS.
During the afternoon the King OF the Begans
commissioned NJ. Georges Francois Thonisscn to
form new Cabinet.
FEW WORDS FROM FLANDERS.
The Burgomaster of Ghent, at the head OF depu-
tati0n OF 400 citizens to-day waited upon NJ. Jules
Bara, the well known liberal statesman, ana pre-
sented an address expressing 'their admiration FOR
his political principles" and the hope tnat "he
would again be called to participate in the admins.
tratlon Of the government
NJ Bara was Minister OF Justice in the Cabinet OF
N. Frere.Orban.
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A U s r r I A .
The Embassies to st. Peters
burg and Paris.
METTERNICH ANXIOUS TO RESIGN.
ItleCRAMs 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1tteGRAMS 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
VIENNA Nov 20, 1871.
Baron Won Laugenau, Minister OF Austria to Hol.
land. has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PenIpotentary to the Court OF ST. Peters
burg.
Prince Metternich has asked PERMISSION to resign
his post at the head Of the Austrian Legation In
Paris, which he has held since 1859.
The Audrassy Treaty with the United States.
VIENNA, Nov. 20, 1871.
Tue first treaty negotiated by Count Andrassy
since he came into ONCE being that concluded with
the American Minister, Hon. John Jay for the pro-
lection OF trade marks In the United States and
Austria, was done In duplicate, which are TO be de-
posted in the archives at Vienna, Pesth and Wash.
ngton.
The treaty Is written in three languages, English
German and Hungarian.
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..S>
1tLteRAE TO THE NEW YOax, HERALD.

1tLteRAE TO THE NEW YOax HERALD.
ROME, Nov 49, 1871.
The Pore received an address yesterday, in which
words OF coincidence the present situation OF the
Pontlfoate we're conveyed TO him.
His Holiness In his reply to the members OF the
depuaton expressed his confidence In the triumph
OF the Church.
He also protested against all ideas Of compromise
with tile rulers OF Italy.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
FIRE IN PLATT STREET,

shortly alter ten O'Clock last night q fire broke
out IN the onicc OF the BROOKLYN Chemical Works,
Nos ? aud Platt street, causing loss on stock
ana building of $1,000; iully covered Dy insurance.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. ]
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 3o-1 A. M.


synopsis JOr NE IdSt 1iCel y-fOnr Hours.
The area OF low barometer which was Monday
night The South Atlantic coast, mas advanced
norJheastward, with steadily falling pressure ana
IS now q decided depression near the Bay OF
Fundy, with brisk northwest winds from yir-
ginia to Lake Ontario and eastward The
highest pressure has EXTENDED eastward 10 New
York and the Atlantic coasr. SNOW has generally
ceased falling. rhe northery winds IN the south
west have veercd 10 northeast and cold rain pre-
walls from Arkansas southward, with cloudy
weather extending north 10 Ohic and Iowa Rising
barometer ana clear weather have prevailed on the
Pacific coast
n Quantities.
The rain In the southwest VIII probably ex-
tend north eastward on Thursday over the Ohio Val.
ley and possibly the South Atlantic states,
with incre asing northeast winds south OF The
Ohio northwest winds increasing TO BRISK
and nigh Winds continue from Maryland north and
eastward, with cold, clear weather on the coast,
followed by cloudness and rising temperature in The
afternoon. Light winds prevail on the Upper
Lakes.
Warning Signals ordered.
Cautionary signals continue tonight at Norfolk,
New York, New London, Boston, Portland, Oswego
and Rochester.
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CONFEDERATION AT HAINEsPoRT.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. ~, ISL
The extensive boiler ana machine shops OF Dia
logue n. Wood, snipbuiders, Of Hainesp0rt, NJ.
D., were burned TINS evening" The loss on STOCK and
machinery Is about iftY thousand dollars; partially
insured. No vessels were Injured, the origin ol
the hre Is uuAuoWn,
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THE CHOLERA.
Progress Of the Disease in Constantinople
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 90 1871.
There has been large increase in the number of
cases OF cholera In the SUBURBS OF the city during
the last three or four days and the inhabitants OF
the capital still alarmed at the progress or
the disease.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

A.-iIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2)i 3rolivty, sJrLet MIrrly
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M0et and Chandon
CHAMPAGNES,

OF the famous vintage OF 1885, sale With all 1rs1
class Wine Dealers IN this city.
ANTHONY oECHs,
Sole Agent for this United Ststes-
NTw YORK, Nov %, 1871.
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Mcioacrma-A Preventive aud Cnre fog
chaprei hands lips and face Depot OsMuNs faarmacya
IL Sevenih avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

Alss--Pure American; Wines, Jnmeson'x
year old Irish Whskcv.
JOHN j. STAFF. lis Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
ROME AND ITALY.

The Pope Confident and Against Compromise
with the King.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

Oar Druggists Keep for sale Halls vcgcia-
ELE SICtLIAN UAlR KENEWBR, the best prepsrttion
restoring the vsiy aud color % tue har
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

A.-Sccrcf du Boaaeir, POn1rr de Cleopatra,
EAU De JuUVENCE, BELLE DE NUT, marvellous beau-
delightful articles tho complexion give the skin
the softns and beauty Of yonth without injury. Sold and
applied only at Nine A. DUVAL'S reception rooms 163
Rrna,Max. Sannes free.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

tiuc AssortmFns Of second Iinpd
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
or SfE1NNAY ( SONS MAKE,
for sale cheap Also number Pianos OF other
NJ STElNWAY \ SONS, Stenway Hall, lU9 aud Ill last
Fourteenth sire, [, New York.
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SPAIN.

Minister Sickles Marriage and Tour from
Madrid.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

A.--Pnslir Cpinion Hc'erminrs tho Value OF
Hats well heads, and public opinion
stamp superiority to ESPENSCHlLD'S superb winter
style isil12. Hence the demand ut IIs nassau
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

rdoipbo Volic's Scheidsn Aromatic
SCuNAPPS --Among the complaints ior when cda
StIfNAPPS been declared specific oy the eminent
pbyscians cnrresponded with the proprietor
dr5psy dy.pepsia debility consequent upon oncon,nuci
sicsness and age epilepsy, ashm graves, colc, alice
lions the kidneys all chronic Diseases For these
disorders Is now prescribed, WITH grest
by than three thousand medlcal orantlauers n
various paris VI the United stats
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

The Medical Bulletin in the Evening.
LONDON, Nov 20-P. NJ
The bulletin OF the Court physicians, dated at six
O'Clock this evening, says "the Prince of Wales
passed quiet day.n
AS an indication that the condition OF His
Royal Highness Is not considered dangerous, 1t may
be stated that his physicians consider necessary
10 issue only two bulletins each day, one In the
morning and the other in the evening. II the case
aished every hour.
Near Midnight, Wednesday.
LONDON Nov. 29-Midnight.
At late hour tonight there was no change to
note In the condition OF the Prince OF Wales.
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rJ.,,ho ,;o,,c,S schsidam


Thnnlxspiving-Ladic- ard Gents, II YOu
wish beautiful Boots and Shoes pa'foniEo MiLhEN CO..
Union square.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
SfeiilHynY 81 son<,

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Old Pauos taken exchange. Illustrated catalogues
application.
Warrrooms stenway Han, iUa and Ill East Fourteenth
street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

The Weather in This CITY Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with The corresponding day Of last year
az indicated by the thermometer at Iludnurs
Pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner oi Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
lHE PRINCE OF WALES ILLNESS.
His Royal Highness Strengthened
by Sleep, but Not I'M
proved Decisively.
The Medical Bulletins and
Opinion Of the People.
NO CHANGE NEAR MIDNIGHT WEDNESDAY.
TelEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 29-Noon.
The latest bulletin from Sandrngham reports
that there was no change in the condition OF the
Prince Of Wales since yesterday.
The fever Is not so severe as it has been during
Some days past.
: The patient is easier, and obtains some sleep, by
which he is greatly strengthened.
I. Notwithstanding the favorable aspect OF the case,
hhe public anxiety with regard to the ultimate re-
Hut Is not removed.
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AVeFagc temperature ytsttTHdy ,..............Z %
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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votous church Tuesday last he reqGested
kNOAS treat Hat 2I2 Iiroli-
IL he had heard great deal of had
OF hts llas RissiI tourists
lie was driven there and pleased was lie with Knox ad
his Hats that he purchased fifteen the
Knox to 90 to RussrL wi6h him Knox isn't going
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Conxhs.-A UcdicinnI Prernrntiop in 4

Boosey'. Cheap Musical Publications.,
Orlinrioa, Operas, Glccs, sc. New catalogue free
DIsTlH'S celebrated Musical Instruments. si0 Bgoadvay
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

possesses the peculiar which exactly suit
various conditions OF the human hsir
tits the BEST AND CHEAPEST uAIRDREssING in the
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
THE VISIT OF ALEXIS TO PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %. 1871.

"--~arations tr the reception of the Grand
| the pi.. "erlecJed and arrangements
| Duke Alexis are being che affair very
| being completed that viii render ~ness.
| gratifying compliment to HIS Imperial Hib".-
| AT a meeting OF the committee to-day GenerA
!, Meade read letter from MI. Catacazy that the
| Grand Duke had expressed his satisfaction
at the arrangements made for his arrival, also ac-
| ccptng the nvitation extended TO Russian nava!
officers TO attend the ball. Three fleet captae ai0
suborl inatc officers have been designaSs. "
Admiral Possct to attend the reception heTe rohe' as
guests or the cry OF Philadelphia. Secretary tone-
Son has authorized the use Of the bunting AT the
Navy yard not IN aIna service. Is ees
the Grand Duke ani suite IN Broad street on -Uo"-
| day next.
| Burnett's Cocoriuc ieA' Loss Of linir.
\ Boston. July Ia.
IN three or four days the redneA ana enderaess dsap-
pe~rea; hair laI, aaa have now thick
rowtior beautirul new hair" SUSAN H. forH'
Burssti's socoNiuc for DsndrM I.
snA TON. Oct. ~
shave used less than a9o,e The dandruns ana 'n'
,ion which il, have .u.ireiy disappeared.
A. "A 'uLLER-
! 1t is the bes, hardressne"
|
| Bmrnett's Coc"aine for BaI<ness.
"Ihave used the bo,tis my tss ate 10
covered al over with young hair"
D. II M7RwIN, IssssA n.
COCOAINE dresses the hair beautifully.
Burnctt's sCocoaine--,rri.a,iom oe tho. .s.ssa /.
wArERvrLLE, Nc, Sept. .s.
"purchased bottle only my surprise {. ha
trcly removed tho irritation Of 30 long standing"
JOSEPH HfLLs yr.-
COCOAlNE gives new life and ustre to the hxtr
Burnetps COcOaiue n Perfect Hnfrdresst,Sg.
The COCOAINE boids n liquid form large proportion
of dcodorizcd
COCOANUT OIL,
chemically combined with Ingredients preparot ep>
prcss.y for This purpose
NO OTHER COMPOUND
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

form OF lOzcngc is the most convenient "BpOWN'S
BRONCHIAL IkOCHES" allay irritat0n which Induces
coushng giving relief Bronchitis, Hoaseness gauenxa,
Consuiuptivc and Ashma,ic Complaints.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

CrissSdOro's Hair Dye has no Equat in tha
world tia the safest AM most reliable of sold every
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
COCOANUT OIL,
NO OTHER COMPOUND

chemically combined with other ingredients, preparSa
for This purroys.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-29

York dock, in the best Of health and Spirits,
and to the great delight of large and enthu-
.sIastIc but respectful audience. Ceylon was
left on the goth of March, and the weatherre-
NAMED favorable until passing the Cape of
Good Hope. Most Of the elephants, however,
became sea-slck, and went through the agony
in the most orthodox fashion, recovering at
last like members of the human family.
After passing the Cape series OF terrific
gales were encountered, and the situation OF
the animals was rendered more uncomfort-
able; but beyond giving vent to fearful roar
ing, they endured the ordeal with exemplary
fortitude. They used $4,000 gallons Of water
on tho passage, and l25 bales of hay, averaging
275 pounds per day, which food was IN ao-
dition 10 two bushels of gramm and ''paddy' :
the last rolled up in the form OF little oalls OF
cakes, and fed to them from the hands OF
their slnghalese keepers. Those on Doaro
would occasionally give them sea'oiscult,
which was esteemed by the elephants great
luxury. They seemed to comprehend and
mourn over the decease Of their companion,
and In various ways gave token of that won
derful intelligence 80 long noticed as beisg
possessed by this noble animal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-29
A Matter OF Business.

The Radical organ candidly declares that
the Municipal Election is matter OF busl'
ness-a matter of dollars and cents to. the
people. This is the strongest argument
which can be used against the Know-Noth-
ing Pillsbury and the whole Radical ticket
Mayor Pillsbury has been in Office three
wears, and his whole administration has
been marked by Grass ignorance and q de-
liberate discrimination against the u.ercan.
tile and iaboring classes. The pets Of the
Mayor, the Aldermen, and their kith and
kin, seize all the fat jobs, and give the work
ingmen the fifty-cent-a-day jobs as small
sized sop to Cerberus. The finances OF the
city are more hopelessly mixed up than they
ever were. Enough money is drawn from
the pockets Of the people to pay all claims,
yet the interest on the city debt is only paid
when the Municipal Ring cannot stave of
any longer their incenaed creditors. There
is talk Of improving the city credit, but,
like all the Pillsbury promises, it ends in
smoke. We have tried the Pillsbury ad-
ministration, and the city sinks deeper and
deeper in the mire. It is time that there
was change. Two years hence it will be
too late Appealing to the record, we call
upon the business men and the laboring
men of Charleston to unite in voting down
the whole ticket OF the unscrupulous Pills
bury Ring.