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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

NOT 4 SATISFACTORY ExpERIMENr-Here
n a bit OF grotesQue humor from New Orleans:
MI. Gray discovered q nome plosive iluminat-
ing fluid. To show how safe the new com pound
vas, he invited Q number Of his friends to meet
rel OF the nuid, which he at once proceeded to
stir with red hot poker. A he went through
the roof Of his house, accompanied by his
friends, he endeavored to explain to his nearest
compdgnen de royaoe that the particular laid In
the barrel had too much benzine in It; but the
gentleman said he had an engagement higher
up, and could not vait for the explanation. Mr..
Jones, Who Informed him that there was no ne
cessity tor him 70 GO up higher, - everybody
was coming down; - Ar: Gray started back, to
be with the party. Ar. Gfsys widow offers for
explosive 6uid Ut . reduced rate. as she wish,
to raise money enough 10 buy silver-handle 1
comm, With gilt plate, for the late Mr.. Gray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

TIE RohAxcE OF A WILL.-The interest o
many novels Is made to depend the loss of q
genuine VIII or she production Of Q forged one.
The not uncommon eclipse OF romance By
reality has just been exemplihcd In New York.
Hngh ncAdsm died In July, 1850, leaving an
he had made no viii. His medical attendant.
DR.. John Brady. was poet as we'll as physician
He died not long after his patient, leaving be-
hind him several poeuas- printer was called
on opening which the will Of Mr.. McAdam was
found, attested by the deceased doctor and his
surviving son ~ witnesses. The document be-
erty to Roman Catholic charities. The heirs
already in possession OF the estate were greatly
surprised and disconnected at finding that they
must give up their lately acquired money They
disputed the genuineness Of the viii, but unsuc-
ce&fally, and the Church gets the benefit of the
bequest 30 singulaTly brought to light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

RULIs FOE HuRsis SNALL-rox PATIENTS.
Have the patient placed In ono Of The upper
rooms Of the house, the farthest removed from
the rest OF the family where II to be had the best
ventilation and Isolation. Keep the ro~n con-
stanuy we'll aired. Remove oil carpets aud
wooilen goods, and ell unnecessary furniture.
Change the clothing Of the Patieat ~ often q
nsedful, but Dc not carry it while dry through
the house, bat drst place ii ct the bedside In Q
bucket Of scalding wster before removal from
the rooo. Boiling 10 the surest way Of disinfect-
ing ali e0ntaninase1 clothing. IL infected cloth
ing cannot be wa.hed at once, let it be set to
soes N water, 70 which may Be al6eA . satar-
ated solution 0f permanganate Of pota~s or OF
chloride q lime about tablespoonfal to the xal-
lon.
Small pox is said to DO most ooatasious during
Commissioners, therefore strictly observe that
the pauent does not ninsie With de family until
al the scsbs are entirely OF. and only. after .
change OF clothing. After ne patient l. we'll, or
leaves the room, let IL be parihcA b. the Usc or
disnfectants, by White-Washing and bv scrub-
bing the paint and floor with soap, soda and
water, and let such rooms or apartments be well
aired before being again occupied. In regard
10 food and medicine, always rely on the advice
Of physician, who should be sent for n early rs
possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
The Value of MA monds.

Inc question Is often asAed: GWhy are
diamonds so costly? Why are they so highly
Irized?' This may be answered somewhat in
tie same way a when We determine the reasons
fCr the high value placed on gold and silver vet
gold Is esteemed rather from fashion than from
any real beauty. Artistic effects can be pro-
dueed In copper conveying even warmer and
richer tnts to the eye, and quicksilver, from its
IN blity, produces brillancy of color surpass
ing that of silver. Its value depends however
ON ITS comparative scarcity, but above all on its
durability. The diamond, the most costly of All
substances, has intrinsic beauties OF its own IL
has alimpidity, brillancy "a fire appertaining to
TO Itself but above all, and absolute inlestructi-
biilty far SURPRISING that OF any known product
which gives the additional reason for its en-
HANGED value. The first diamond taken from
the bed OF the Indian torrent. cut centuries
ago, has not lost an atom of It's weight nor has
spark of It's brilliant fire been dimmed. Though
II has passed through millions of hands, Ii
shows no trace OF wear; il has been subjected to
ali temperature and climates, and its shining
lustre had never paled. This indestructibiIitT
has, then, made 10 inestimable A. a standard Of
value. A thousand years ago it had its price.
ana thousand years TO come Ii must remain
unchanged in form and lustrc, and still be An
object OF worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

y dreams. long years ago, saw face
AvCman noble, sweet and fair,
That shOne upon me from some happy lace.
And bsde me seek her there.
es fsTth I went, and traversed ma; vav.
PeOpled with fair, ard rich, s-,d ycnns
Ans sometmee paused u wopder or 10 gaze,
ButfOund not her among,
Sst once We met; bliihe was my heart, ween,
bes ming attained the goal sought;
BUt oh the worlds cold shadow grew between,
And still found her not.
She died: I sought her grave with solemn oh ser
Thinking TO tighten my despair.
Ifund Q form Of clay. within q bier,
Bst hsT-I found lot there
What nore9 The flesh decays: but in my hear,
she lives ss ever, fresh and fair
. Sod. who mad 1T us. she 10 where Thou ART
And shall find her-thsrel
JpiiGG HdrfiovSe IN Applsfoas' Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian Resoiyeut.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIEg.

,Ersry drop Of the Observation-Disclosures
liz. e%ra, , through the Blood swesIl
sisSr % S ss for sn II SeraT: the wastes Of
Censsasptio~, GLaadsaT dssssss. US ~ -,
Throat, Mos,h, TsncTs, Nodes 20 re G!asas eaa
@ fs, s sss Zee: sS,ss; :;
Skis diseases, E,sy'toss, Fscer Seves, Sad USaT.
sss Er sss k s'ifH .A ks s.: a n. s9 =
Womb, and all sceakessss ssd ps,arsl dtseAoTss:
~csS1 a Mod1s CSsssss.rs. s.z zee ss az 2, s
forms q disease rs Soissi sesr q s~s sAsm. '''''
II the Dssiena. daily beosnin4 reduced nv n
vsstss and asoo%Rssition TIE: 2 continually pro
sf s: he RfRf4EsihsSr s ss ny
e sess G :ss sss
s 81 ss:s' -. =, =: s:ss IN s
ssstiHf bstssrl aIpssiss ihsrsvhS. "a assS sss
Iot civ dsss tAs sAlsA,aluL.As nsoLyssr Ell
scrofaioes. 6oe.tissfiossi ss1 - 49, but 4
Hrina.y :sd MoSh 49,. ossvsl. Diesstss
- |. n s. 2. vssss
s:s ~ = e: q. s:s .s;:. q
- q so -: We raiss ~ g Ar -.
Ecsits. - vssa there i Isdkt.s. bsr9ias ssess
= ~ ed :ssss !: Co..: - -. = ne IAN %
- N. BADWAYO
Rerfees PaEgsa1ve Fills,
s,s - :sf;.;I $500 "a
tadWsy riils, for tbs cure e I'll disordsrs 81 tis
Stomach, Liver, BovelR Kidneys, BladSer verxens
Dseesss Headsehe, Ccnstipafica, Cssfiy enes'' Ins
Gestion. nysps,sis' bnissssess, Bilious ieser,
nents Of the Internal yiscera IsrsnteT 10 49,,
. Iositivs cure, fsreiI Vegetable, oonssinina no
49, fro6 AT shs- sSSs.AIs LILLE VIII nee the
e. - Boz. sofD 81 DS6a ssIsiS fI'o'
XsxAksH AEp Inut.". se,a On. letter
co. Ne. 81 nAsdsD Lane,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

AwKwAKD.-A citizen Of Elizabeth, n. j.,
went to the cars On ThanksgiviuR tIay 70 Re i,is
daughter on. Securing her sec3. he passed cut
OF the cars, ana went round to the vindou 70
say parting word. While he was passing out
the daughter LEFT her sect to speak to . friond,
occupied the sect With her. moved MP . the
window. Unaware Of tia importantS changes
inside, our venerable friend hastily put his face
:. One more kiss, sweet pet" In another in.
slant the point OF blue cotton umbrella eau sht
his seductive lips, followed by the passionate In
Junction. Scat, You gray-headed wretch!n
And he scatted! y ~ = ~ i 81 lilF,---Tr ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
Cooperation I'm Londou.

As bearing ON the social questions to which so
much of my letter is devoted, beg to call your
attention again to the remarkable success OF tn.
Civil Service Cooperative Association in Lon
don. Tradesmen are getting up an excited and
certainly an interested opposition, to this great
conspiracy against the retail trade. This alone
Is sufficient evidence of its success. The great
carriage factory In the Haymarket, now used as
the society's store. Is crowded from morning to
night, and 1so hands are kept busy in doing up
packages, while the street. 1t shopping hours, Il
hlied with carriages and liveries. The store nov
consists OF five distinct departnents-l, 0rocerv:
z, brushes, mating, horse-clothing, perfumory;
5. drapery. gloves, and hosiery. Including rug
ssriptions being nads aP y d.ly-qasiiasd
nov complete STAG Of Professional o6icers,
including two pay.ieiass.' . ssrgeea, sWCssn-
Senests and analytical end eoassltn9 oAenist
The honsopathis nenbsU have thsir komeo-
pAthtc phystcioA an1 ohcOiGt. Whoa tn0 mem.
oers want stock and sharp bre1er, they cen 70
70 one Of ne sompa.ys enssss. 10 6ansac6
their business at . certain ceA1cAion 1pon the
customary brokers oaaresa 1hsy ksve their
own ciyil engineer end IA>eat aSe1t and when
m.nsnt REDUCTION q ays ~ cent. .Iea sif his
cioty.-L0adoa Cor. a.. =. TIHpss. u, n 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FoK NEW Is:K; BOSTON An

EOR NEW YenK, BOSTON AND
On ;nd SEER December !, the steamer LArI OF
:,r..s ~ sSsp AZ WI siss 8 Us
tnS esns Il. = the sn
kertolt wilh the II. n s,esm.sip Company tor
:SS * Sr New S.G .e ssss
freight from the above ns.ed cities. The virgiais
,, Assens,;;.x; 2: SrsnfT, S9sic.l. u; =: Eta
p.S DORSEY dLAsRTr, aen IY, hse1t'
eecl-tr Plant Store. corner is b and n. Y. s,.
NEW KxPREss LISk: VIA CANAL,
fh isSTos asp AdsEsoSss skrSxS, b. GAsH
;sa; ss. '"s1 Rsi ss :ss
n!!,Sm s? Water street. Geo,se,o.n. every NON.
and III TR i1s F Ae,.hdr. e's'
Freight received at any time.
,ARrly &C., HY DSii5 50 wsts. street. George
Va; WIN. CLYDE GO Is scutS Deissars ara.
rue, Fhilsdelphis. motif
A KCBeR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL ETERT WEDNESDAY AND SAT
CRD4f TO AND FR0k
EEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
The steamers q tsis fsyofite Inc are built express
sd up IN every Ssssses Win ali iS
modern improvements calculated to in-rs.<Ho
sure safety, comiort ana convenience Of passen
gers.
PaSsnEe RaIes, Payable IN tsrreacv,
To 6IAeGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
DERRY
first sabin. SIS and SIS. according to location;
,ebih ieturn Tickets, sls, securing best ,mnlo
datlons, Intermediate. SIS; Stserage. Sas Psrti-.
sending Tor then friends ia the Old Country can pur
chase tickets AZ reduced For further parficu
lars apply TO HENDERSON SROrHERs, Bowl.
ing Green, N. v; or 20 q. e SMITH, 225 Pennsyl.
sylysnia venue, WILLIAMSON a Co, Ille ls;h
street, Washington, DC. sc24 sza'
MERCHANT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YoRk.
Hereafter the Fine Steamships X. c KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular week -eNAA
Ntrips between NETWORK ,AlENAN AtEfA
DRIA. WASHINGTON and GEORGE @~Essessb
TOWN, as follows leave NEW YORK from Pier
50, last River. every SATURDAY at y. m Leave
GE0kGEInMk every FRIDAY at .. m, and
ALEXANDRIA the same day If y m.
full Information apply to II. II. A. DENHAM,
agent ofice and wharf foot of High street, George
Town, or at the corner of Eth street and New York
avenue.
jelIu J. W THOMPSON President.
SHORTLeT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH
- ste tae htot,noRd, Fredericksburg IT,
and -PotODae L.as.-Steam-rs leave Exa4-N
Seventh street Wharf, twice daily ,9r1Sfuk1D
tSunday p. IN. eXcepted.D at Z a m and % m OF.
fee. 6e9 Pennsy lyania avenue. myIy n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
RAILROADS.
III s54s Esb tAss

IN TO THr s0tf6 AND SOUTHWEST.
rns ALABAMA And CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
sSSss, Tenn. - e k.r i5GS s ss.e, &
omlleted, and ferns, Nth its con ezXs$08
and sc.,oa. Nc. ysT. az ps mn ~. I'm rc-
SGSf: 70 hs snS :. Ss. o..ns J.slsSs.
The ro.d BED !. m spl.aais coosisiou, and the
Pullman : Palace Day and Sleeping o.-r.,.s.
run We this route from LyDohbars % noSsls 80
noes. ks,lresd, and secure the quickest ,i.ss and
The .s,sssiss q rrs,sh, Shipper. called TO ss,s
tween the North end sosts viii s.ss, .l..,.
ioS e by sny other route.
;.hiR frsSht, and procure b1s % lASi.s via
" &fLfia& Raw, General rr.,.s, and r,,,.
g. STANTON. Senersi sup-r'u,-..seut, cA.u..
DALrIM0RE AND OHIO RATLnOAp
wAsH,ssIos, Deo-msrr rs, ISL.
E sSs sfs ss5Tis .Ss ::SSe.&A%
Shsr are n0' F FSi :. hs sILiffsi IN
,s 10 80 M; ia,ss. Soc ; &c "a so 20 as
isos ALI WAY sr.rloss
10 50 Ga, - md SPGass, az ard
ho' frInS,p.a Wa statlon., t,sa~,stErg, rel;s-
a ets SIS and o 80 .. ~ ana ~ as, &C
sna 4s M; 500 ,. m stop I-Ssup- To
The Ia: .. m. on Sunday .,op. a. aurins The
FoR AssAPoLIs
Lea.e az % a m a.d i:loP N, Nstrsiu o. q
eN SUNDAY
ron BALriN0RE
Leave at e;g sck N NV an 90 : 40 .ud7 ssP.
ron ALL P p RI , 6 20 r FL .sEn.
% and S:s DO s sSs sasTFs' 're
On saturday a. az and 1'aspn
iRg at Relay s;stieH with trains ton BSitn.ors 70
ara srs.S1rs ana rHan,. heivern Rslsy Ro-,.
Relay House sith sussburs ana wibchc,,sr .osSss
modation train.
Washington Station Ticket orsce al III hoSSs y ~
For New York, PHILADELPHIA and so,to. ~. ~
u wILSoN,
Master OF Transpoft.fiou
L: n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
Gko. 4. kooETZ. Geh1 Az Washington. ny
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
rHItMApEsPRpA i ASp S lss-I ISsk
.s u 81 =; sssr NV Ssia &REy
L. rSs az s5w .1 seEk s.s sS ~ 4
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lesye daily texoept sunday ~ 100 = n 10. lsat
ON SUNDAY
Lss.e for New York at 300 .. N, ard Phiissss-
Sleeping car. for New yorh on y ,. q, train eniJ
ss had at III 5ss q IL ssu e.
for sshsdaio Sess RS Ssss ssG.d Hs5ss x
napOiis and the wes'. IL, wILsOE,
In COLE, General Ticle, Agent
GEo. kooNTz, Agent. washington su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

~An intelligent store cat in Boston improves
every favorable opportunity 60 abstract n Ave
cent nickel from the monky drawer, and, carry
ing II in his month to a butchers shop near-hy.
purchases a" square meal, p just Ike ANYBODY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

NorNG LADIES OF sweet sixteen shouldn't use
arsenic for their compilations Clara Brubacher,
of Mount Joy, Pa, had the habit, and getting
nto quarrel with her brother about q hook
watch her father arbitrated against her, she re-
trSd 70 her toilet casket allowed its conte nts
ana put an end to her beautiful young exis-
teuce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

X. H.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN From ONE TO TWENTY kINV1saa ,
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this Advertisement need any ou,
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF IS cuEs
FOB EVERY PAIN.
nwas the first. and d
THK ONLY PAIx REMEDY
that instantly stope the most exsruciatf,s pai,s a..
Of the Lungs, Stomach Bowels, OF CHEZ si.ns,s
organs, BY one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
matter how violent or excrrciatinr IN. ,.s, o..
khESMAIiC, Bed ridden; lnfirm, Crippled. New.
ous NeurAisicor Frustrated with disease losy suffer
RADwAY's READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT nAsK.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF fHR BLApprs
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF TEE LUNGS
ORE THRoAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATION OF TIE HIARp
HYsTERICs, GROUP, DIPrHERlA.
cATARRH. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TooTHACHR.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLs, ACUI OHILLe.
The application OF the READY RELIE ,.h
part or parts here the pain or dnacsiy eaists val
few minutes cure CAMPS, SPISMs SObs
STOMACH, HEAR1BURk, SIX GSsn
ACHE, DLlRREGl, DISENf6Ry Iaft.
WiMR IN THE BOWELS and al TNTESNzI
Trsyelers should .iwsys carry bottle Of RAD
IA water III prevent sickness or pains from rssss
OF water is better than French BRANDY or biffsrs
&c stimulant. - ''"
FEVER AND AGUR.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents a,.r.
not q remedial agent in this world that will Gu o
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarir us Bilon.
~ nAnMA1 PiLI-sl quick RADWAls
hEApf h6LiEf. Fifty cents per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

ga reform school for girls has been estab-
lished ina New jersey -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons Lopdo
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Colleges in tn
been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris Phla
delphia and elsewhere, has effected Of the MOI
troubled With ringing in the head and ear, Vbe
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudSe
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent biushins, .,
tended sometimes with arrangement OF nis ver
uradi hmm iiata all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

From the Boston Advertiser.l


A new completed poem by Longfeilow was
announced last week. The surprise was as great
% those who are commonly supposed to keep in
As to the public at large. Precisely how soon it
will be on the counters of the bookstores we are
not able to say, but doubtless before the close OF
the year. The title of the poem is "The Divine
Tragedy," and its subject, the life and death Of
Christ. The treatment Of the theme II dramatic.
The poets desire inducing him to undertake q
orR OF thas ca Sna ara must necessarily have
nation Of the marvellous story Of the founder
Of Christianity Is q constant Invitation to de-
won't and imaginative sone. 1t has been re-
written many times and from various motives.
Within few weeks tlfe first volume Of an elab-
crate work on the subject by Henry Ward
Beecher has been published, but this and all the
other lives We can now recall have been prose
narratives. The miracle plays Of the middle
ages, and the Passion Plays which has pre-
served their character to recent times, indicate
not only that the incidents Of the life Of Christ
are susceptible Of dramatic version, but that
they make drama for stage representation of
SURPRISING vtvidness and power But such use
degree unpleasant, to English habits of religious
thought.
With this sentiment Mr. Longferow's new
work will have to contend, but il would be diff
fcult to suppose a more eonciliating manner
than that which he has shown throughout the
spirit and phrasng of the new poem. The d.
rectness and force Of the dramatic poem are
courageously chung to, while a severe restraint
has been imposed on the fancy, the simplicity of
the Gospel narratives steadily maintained, and
anachronisms of sentiment and imagination
cautiously avoided. The spirit is deeply rever-
entail, and the language keeps surprisingly close
to that of the English Scriptures. At recent
gathering at the house of DR.. Bartol, when
the conversation turned upon reOark that
one test OF any theory touching mems souls
and inner consciousness was that il could
be sung, the poetical character of the lam
guage of the New Testament was referred to
as evidence of the wisdem of the observation
Probably no one then present had any idea of
the remarkable demonstration of this quality of
the Gospel so soon to be made by a poet whose
thorough culture is in nothing more dstin-
guished II an the delicacy of his sense of rythm
and melody. Wherever the language of the
poem departs from that of the sacred narratives
there is no corresponding departure of style or
tone. The poet has come into beautiful SYM
pathy with the Evangelist and his own words
have shared in the tenderness and awe and
grandeur which inpart so much tenderness to
theirs.
The dr. ma opens appropriately with a dia-
logue between the Angel OF the Lord and the
Prophet of Habakkuk, in which the angel re-
veals to the seer a vision of the coming Of the
Redeemer. Then comes the preaching Of John
the Baptist, summoning the world to repen
ance. From this portion We make the following
extract:
Repent repept repent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. liner.
not remedial agent in this world that will Gu q
feNer and Asue, and all other Malaris us BiIor-
ssa5i.,; ~ Phoid yellow. and other Regers aided
READY KELLEY. Fifty cents per bot. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
s,rn,,, Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CRY. Sept John Allen was
before judge Hawlcy to-day on t!Ic+t"'aree u
killing Vim. Hutchinson. Of CoalvllIc, and va
committed to JAIL.
Judge IIawI ley issued warrants for the arrest
of John +. McDallistcr and Elder Albert F.
Lockwood on the charge Of conceallng from
and refusing 10 deliver to the |. 5. marshall
the pcnicntiary convict who was sentenced &c
fifteen years imprisonment on the charge OF
murder The arrests were made and Inc prIS
oncr< appeared before the Judge. Their eX
umipation will be continued on the 9TH instant
The mining transactions to-day, through y.
could 4 Son, amounted to S7OO,O0n.
The reports from the mining districts are un
usually ENCOURAGING The rcccip pts Of silver
amounted to $3O,Wm to day. There arc reports
of new and rich discoveries from all points
The Episcopal church wa$ roIl>rrratrl yes
tcrlav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
TELEGRAPH NEW 5.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
FOREIGN NEWS.

DUBLIN, Sept 4.--l'lcrc Was fierce fighting
all night: The police were driven 10 their
barracks. and ON receiving rclnfnrcemcnfs
charged the crowd desperately. They were
driven into the barrack; r.'Hin. Se'eFal
charges were made with the ::I:n" result a
bar of iron thrown irou Il public house 1T the
uolice led 10 the stnrnlnn ul the house ana
ranturc of its Inmates The mob made an at
temrt TO rescue them, anil III the battle which
followed. the house was completely wrecked by
the mob in it, frantic rage. One hail TT the
policemen engaged in the aIlrays were injured
The prisoners sang national songs all night.
There is great excitement and it is increasing
PARIS. Sept. 4.-Thcrc are 5000 troops in
the city and constant patrol is kept up: The
government was informed Of an intend ell de-
monstraton by the lnternatlunalS on the 4th
inst, and the orders for its repression are alb
soloutc. Sevres, Lyons, Aarsecs and Dor
deaux arc filled with troops
l.oNDoS. Sept. 5.-Thc autumna manocuv-
res Of ~ military under orders Of thcWar De-
rartun?nt were successfully inaug urated ycster-
day. \ force of $1,000 men marched from
the Camp at Allcrshot to Sandhurst, where
they pitched tents, cooked and ate i meal and
rested short time The tents were then
struck and the troops returned chcerfully to
AldcrShot. The distance accomplished was
eighteen miles
Lord Elcho presided at the meeting Of the
Miners held yesterday at BarnSley at which
fully III, 900 persons were present.
The grand musical festival began to-day at
Gloucester and will continue through the week.
Among the musical performers arc Mile, Iict'
2ens and Madame Cora De Wilhoorst The
latter is 4 we'll known American singer. The
performance commenced to-day in the tathc,
tlral and will be continued tonight:
\ dispatch from Dublin says the prisoners
taken by the police during the riots were
chcered |y the people while the officers Of the
law were Missed The rioters were assisted by
large number Of women in their assaults up
on the police.
Commodore Ashburys yacht, lcvonia, has
been aground off the Isle Of Wight, but was
got of without damage. She is to-day shell
tered in the Portland harbor awaiting the ter
minaton Of the prevailing heavy gale, before
continuing her voyage to New York.
The Filomcla has capsiZed oil Malta and
eleven persons were drowned.
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cartridges are said to be more plentiful than
for many previous seasons.
James Young. the rolorcr man whose skull
was broken in il tracls at Eisltown hy one ol
his own race last week. is not expected t" live
many days.
The valuable horse belonging Ia Martin
O'Connor, shot by an unknown party on sun,
day night, as stated inyesterday St'azctte had
to be killed to ease its misery.
A couple arrived here Yesterday evening on
the cars from Washington and were very un-
easy, especially the man, until they were met
in the waiting room there by young man who
led them to the house of a preacher, where
they were married.