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ings he had taken to recover her
property.
In the Case Of A. Nelson.
on trial 10 the Court OF General Sessions.
on Q charge Of burglary at the store OF
Phelpe, Dodge d Co.. e1-Recorder
Smith argued q question OF law. All
the evider ce being 10. he contended that
the count for burklsrv should be aoan'
doned after the evidence, and that the
count for larceny Was Improperly
drawn. After further argument Inc
cause vas submitted to the jury.
The Committee OF Seventy
met tonight asd denounced Mayor
Hall, whom they charge with iIfuehc-
ing officers to resign at this time, 80 that
be may gil their places with men who
wilI'support him and his party. They
call upon all men to refuse 70 accept
appointment from Msvor Hall, and re-
quest Delaney Smith. the newly ap-
pointed corporation counsel, TO resign
or be condemned by the people. =,
The insurance fight continues and all
the companies are stirring up the policy
holders in the Mutual Association.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, December IL. A. N.
PROBABILITIES
For the Northwest and the upper
lakes and thence southwest to N ssouri
and the lower Ohio Valley, southerly
winds, cloudy aud warmer weather,
with falling barometer. From the
Ohio river to the Gulf, clear cold
weather and nortberly wind, veerinc
on Thursdsy to southerlv. w,'h high
high barometer. For the .nv-r lakes.
clear weather. noruhwe. 81, winis,
backing to southwes,erly, si,b l,w, but
increasing temperature and 4 nirishrng
pressure. For the Middle States and
New Englsn J, northerly to northeastern
" winds, high but dectessns pressure,
increasing temperature aud partially
cloudy weather, with occasional snow
on the sea board. After the fifteenth
inst. the displsy Of cautienary signals
will be suspended at the lake poris for
the winter.
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BOSTON.
billiards.

Bosroy, December 1.-THE second
series OF billiard games, for the cham
pion cue and other prizes, was played
yesterday. The frst game was between
Ned Kendall and J. R. Bullock, and
closed with q score OF COL to 500, show.
iug Kendall to be the winner by 2O3
points. KeDdalls sversee was %
points; BulIock's sversgp, l5i; time OF
game, hour and 10 minutes. rne
second game WAS between Dennlson
and Wilson, and was won by Wilson
by So points The highest run, made
by Dennison. was 276 Wilson's av-
erage was 46 Ala; Dennison av'raCe
wss AZ; time OF game, hour aud 81
minutes. In the evening the first game
was played by Peck and Kendall. Peck
whipping the game by 81 points. Pecks
average WAS 222 Kendills aversse
was 81 3-5; time OF game, hour aud
4Sminutea. The seconH game va be-
tween Wilson and Bullock. Wilson
winning by 334 poin's. Wilson msde
an average OF 3S! Bullock, Isl This
closed the second dav.
In the House OF r representatives. to-
day Mr.. Hoyt, of ArhoI, offered the '"I
10 wing preamble aud resolution. which
were referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations:
WHEREAS, Hon. Charles Sumner,
a Senator OF Massachusetts has pro-
po,ed, on the fl or OF the United STATES
Senate, to erase from the battle
figs OF the Rrp'bIic, and
aid from the reg ster oil the army all
inscriptions, memorials and tokens OF
the battles and victories OF the L "ion
armies in the late war OF the rebellion
and
Res iced. That this attempt TO de.
grade the loyal snLilery OF the ns'ion
and their grand achievements meets our
unqualified condemnation ani merits
the dis,pproval OF the people OF the
Commonwtalth thus mIsrPprrsentpd
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CINCINNATI.

CISCIxSAn, December 1.-THE
Transportation Committee OF the Board
OF Trade held meeting today, q, which
the following resolution was adopted:
ReSofved, Tnst the Superintendent OF
the Transportation Bureau is instructed
TO communicate with the Freight
Agents in reference to calling Q National
c invention OF their number, to meet in
Cincinnati. or some other central point.
for the adoption Of Q more uoiiorm
Classification TO govern through busi.
pess and local freight
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CHICAGO.
Fail Of n ScRHoldinK.

CHIc,Go, December II This morn.
ing while three plss'e:ers rsmed Nc,
Lane, Murphy and Gallagher. were
wor king in the new North Side Turner
Hall, the sciffoliing gave way. prec pi-
tating them to the floor below, a 4 g.
tsrce OF forty teet. In the fall the
men we're careened over and over
the lumber and plasteripg material
mingllng with them. McLan. is in,
jured fatally, tis legs being broken and
injured internally. Gallagher asd
Murphy are dangerously injured about
the head and internally.
Matters at the Scandinavian Bank
remain quiet TODAY.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December IL.
SENATE.

Mr.. Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, askes
to proceed with the House concurrent
resolution 10 adjouru from December
20 to January 6, but Mr.. Co'e, OF Cal.
iornis, otjected and it went over.
The House bill to admit free OF duty
the statue being made at Rome to be
put Q at Annapolis in memory OF sail
ors who fell durin4 the war. was passed.
A bill TO establish an Assay Office at
Helena, territory Of Montana, was
passed. AIso a hill to Quit the title TO
certain lands in Missouri.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate the concurrent resolution regard
ing the holiday recess. but Mr. Cole, OF
California, objected to its consideration,
and it went over.
Mr. Hitchcock, OF Nebraska, intro
ducei a b,Il to provide for the removal
to the Indian Territory ot Certain In
dams in Nebraska.
When Mr. Summers supplementary
bill WAS reached on the calendar, Mr.
Carpenter, OF Wisconsin, in the chair,
looking at Mr.. Bsyard, asked. Does
the Senator from Delaware object?
Mr. Bavard, Il will il the Senate
desires, but | did not cay So"
Laughter.
Mr. Carpenter, of Wisconsin-The
chair understood the Senator TO object.
Mr.. B,ysrd. of Delawsre-l did not
Mr.. Sumner, OF Massachusetts-l
think there is no objection.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, objected. aud
the bill was laid over
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on
Finence reported with amendments
the Horse bill relating to Assessors OF
Internal Revenue, and gave notice he
would ask action on it 10 o.morrow at |
o'clock
At225 P. NJ, the S mate, on motion
OF Mr. Ramsey, OF Minnesota. wen, into
executive session and soon adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN, December l.-Mr.
Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, resigned the
Craftsmanship Of the Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measure. and
Civil Service Reform, to be able to de
vote his time exclusively to the cesten'
NAL commission. Much enthusiasm
was manifested at the meeting Of the
commission this morning, every MEM
Der being present.
The Senate Finance Committee has
been two hours considering Comm's-
sioner Douglass Internal Revenue bill
and at this hour, l P. NJ, is still in
g. ssion on the subject. Comm ssioner
Douglass, ex Commissioner R ,lIing and
several supervisors appeared before the
committee in favcr OF Commissioner
Douglass Internal Revenue bill.
The Senate Finance Committee this
morning agreed to report the revenue
bill, dispensing with the services OF as
SCISSORS, substantially as it came from
the House.
Tne House Committee on Approprla-
tions heard Secretary Delano to day in
reference to the appropriations in hi.
department. The committee he'd agreed
to set down the appropriations below
the estimates. but necessity for various
sums was fully explained by the Sec
retary. 1t is probable that the amount
he asked tor will he recommended.
S cretary Robson was before the
Naval Commit: zee to-dav, in iavor OF
the House bill to bui d six slooPF OF war.
An effort is being made 10 increase the
number TO ten
The State Department having off.
cially notified the Treasury Depart
ment that the Britlsh troops hive been
" thdr.wn from The Island OF Ssi juan,
the Secretary OF the Treasury has in.
structe the collector OF that port, MIR.
Townsend, to enforce the rules and
regulations at the Treasury DEPARTMENT
IL the new territory oa the line east Or
Huron channel.
Conscience Money.
An anonymous New Yorker con-
tributes $3.50 to the conscience fund Tor
duties on wearing apparel.
I.ouIsianA Affairs.
The requi-ition of the Louisiana
Legislature for protection against do
mestic violence, which passed that bod
on the 9th inst was telegraphed to the
President and by him turned over to
the Attorney General, who teleyrapred
Lieutenant Governor PInchback a. oI.
lows: THE rtquisition Of the L'gisls-
ture TRANSMITTED by You has been re-
c~ived. and whenever it becomes neces
sary. in the judgment OF the President,
the State will be protected from do
mestrc violence.
The TroubIes In Alabama.
The delegation from the Court House
Legislature OF Montgomery, Alabama,
had an interview with the Attorney
General to day on the subject OF trou-
bles in Alabama. The Attorney Gen
eral informed them as the matter now
Glands the Government could not re.
cognize them. He handed them
paper which he had prepared covering
An offer OF compromise to the Capitoi
Legislature. The gist OF it is that il
the Republicans are fairly entitled to q
majority in the Legislature it will be
accorded them, but in the event it is
not certain that Senator Spencer will
not be reelected.
C0ifaX.
1t is generally believed that Mr.. COL
lax will be cleo ed editor OF the New
York Tribune, at q salary of $4,000
wear, and that he will resign the Vice
Presidency some time during next week.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAX FRANCISCO. December 1.-THE
troops commanded BY Colonel Stone,
numbering seventy-fve, have lett
Jaconsville. Oregon, to hunt for the
Modoc Iniians.
Minnie Myrtle Miller, wife Of
Joaquin Miller, has goae East to ffil
hsr eus.gemsnu 70 lecture in the pril-
aipal GtisA.
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FOftElGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December l. The Duisu-e
Commission has adoped mot on ask
ing the Government n pr'pare a bill
on ministerial responsibility, TO be cDm-
mit'ed TO the A.semhl".
The m ,mbers OF the Lit have issued
a maui'esto urging the people to pet-
ton for the dissolution OF the Assem-
bly,. The agitation for its d solution
is increasing in political circles gem
erslly.
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BROOKLYN.
MurderOus Assault.

R.u KLYS, Dece nbrr ll-Th omas
Cornel y. a shoemaker. res; ding at No.
l30 3 tier street, returned home last
evsnrrg uuier the influence OF liquor
and hegsu 10 abuse nis vile. S1e At
tempted to leave the house, when he
seized club and dealt her a murderous
blow on the head, knocking her down.
In her attempt to escape che received
another blow. Her injuries will prove
fatal. Connolly was arrested.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, OF the Com
m t,ee on Ways and Means, reported
back bill to amend an act to provide
tor the reb,tement Of taxes on distilled
spir,s destroyed by casualty and
asked that the committee be discharged
II WAS So ordered.
Mr.. Hawley, OF Connecticut, present,
ed a memorial from the centennial
commission appealing to Congress Tor
such assistance a. it might deem proper
to afford.
An order for the settlement Of the
two per cent claims Of Ohio and Indiana
was made the special order for Tuesday
next.
The Speaker announced the follow
irg appointments on committees TO fill
vac c,rcits: On Elections, Mr. Foster
oi Ohio, on CLAIMS, Mr. Hawley OF
Conneclicur; on the judiciary, Mr..
Shoemaker OF Pennsylvania; on Re-
organization OF the Civil Service
Messrs Crocker OF Massachusetts, aud
Dodge OF ONO; on Patents, Mr. E-tev
OF Massac ruseus; on Co mage. Weights
and Measures, Mr.. Conner Of Texas ;
on Private l. md Gains, Mr. Gid iings
81 rexaS; on Agriculture, Mr.. Hern-
don Or Texas
Mr. DInnell, Of Minnesota. from the
Committae on Public Lands, reported
till granting an extension OF time 10
the WinOna and 81 Peter railroad Tor
Il peril Of Fix months. and for ,ts i'm
meii,te cous!d,rItion, but objections
we're made.
The House resumed the consideration
OF the soldiers homestead bill, which
WAS pending yesterday, when the morn.
ing hour expired.
At the expiration Of the morning
hour the soldiers homestead bill again
went over.
In the course OF the discussion on
the niII, Mr.. Townsend said the soldiers
in convention had opposed the bill
Nj Sperr, OF Prnnsvlvsnia, said it
wa we'll known how the soldiers C)n-
venrion was gpt up; that they were
packed by the Grand Army OF the Re-
public. which WAS Republican organ.
IzA'i0n.
Mr.. Townsend replied. the resson
why they were all Republicans WAS be-
cause the Republicans went 10 ior the
Uuion, while the Democrats were on
the other side.
Messrs. Speer, Randall and Others,
on the Democratic side, pronounced
this false and unworthy OF gentleman,
AMI for a time the charges aud denisls
created much excitement
The Indian bill, being brought up,
was discussed at length.
Mr.. Garfield opp posed the treaty sys-
TEN, hut the refusal to appropriate the
money to carry out the contracts al
ready made would not, be said, correct
the system.
Mr.. Sargent, OF California, stated
that he did not see with what proprIety
the House could make pledges with the
Iuj ans.
After further discussion, the bill was
read through and passed by q vote OF
yeas IL. navs 43.
The House then. on motion, adjourn
ed.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December II The Nis-
countess Beaconsfield, wife OF Hon
Benjsmiu Disraeli, ia diving. Her
hys'cians hold out no hope, and it is
believed sne cannot survive many hours.
Advices from Shanghai, received in
this city to-day, state that the Chne,e
expedition against Franthav has been
successiul. TslIoo, the capiral, has
been captured, aud is now garrIsoned
by Chinese troops.
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Accident 10 n RraR ensB,

ZSEsyILLE, o., December 10.
Brasemsn D rgan, on the local freight
rain, while shifting cars at the shaft
mines near Cambridge, OHIO. fell be
"een the cars The brake caught him,
o'sak ng 'i- leg and mashing the side
" hl' head He is thought to be
isis.Iy injured
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ias other dav Cornelius Vanderbilt
'a''ei to lay wager OF $4,000 that
&c "onIi be still active and abundsntly
.s % mars,e his mul,ifarious aft airs
ven wears from the ties of the COM
S 'anuary. This will make him
..s'y three. and there is no perceptible
:, ','n "hv he should not then be able
''nce hornpipe before break sst.
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Run of Iron, Made.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
'oe new blast furnace at Stony Hollow
vs. tappei and the first run Of iron sue
'''''uly male. The iron was satis-
@of' In qlai ty aud everything about
'I' ,n-ra'e is working splendlily.-
A:4ysariie .News
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Fusion LertsIature.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
Fusion Legislature is now 10 session
and a quorum present in both houses.
Hugh Caniell was elected President OF
the S.nsss and c. xenurs Speaker Of
~ HoSsa
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, December ll.-Gereral Van
Arum has requested permiss on OF the
Emperor to resign the portfolio and
return from the Ministry 1t ia the
continued i'll health OF the General that
caused his resigOation.
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"TI7OSH."

ssrI,TROSH"O OR UHFERMENTED VINE
Tor Communion pIrpo-eS. A'so,
Ang.lct Wine. very delicate, Iavn'I'e
wine for In u and | v1iId-. Also park
ling ami Ho x Wines III ,e & to : Riaudv,
old md I'ure, sup"riOr R,e an LUuI bon
Whi.kies for medicinal purposes
For saIehy ,OGN<, LI-TStO
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OF various patterns and tor every form Of
Rupture. NJ that We u NJ q most any case
at Sight. 40, ABDO OniNAb -u"rO"T.
tR-, III W.. tR BRACES, BASDAGtS,
,YkINGES and SURGICAL ISSrnJ-
MkhT- In great vari ~.
IN .sndiug orders for TrrSses and Sup
pOrtcrs give tie Circum -rence round the
hips. ami speri'y whetns' - Right, Ls or
lou nle truss II wanted. Ad'iless
bSiAS. LiSI V'r,
Wholesale and Refill druggists, Wheel.
ing, W Va
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NJ number of the second rate the
1'ss :. and variety entertainments in New
-. W.. tne Psrisisn plan of admitting
my. NJ. al ladies' accompanied by gentle
i".s s,a mas been adopted, with marked
''ease In the regular attendance.
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.r 'aE Aico'son pavement is an entire
u'e On the Pacific slope. The wet
jn," ,s'' asd hot, drs summers use it up
n.', "O or three seasons. Wooden pave
s5.. are an entire failure" every
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-, "1's APPLE tried to commit sui
e,u,s 81 u 'rlposa, California, lately. be-
AM. sns was neglected irui1 Miss
Wv waited 70 b enc Of Q psis.
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~ LOUIS has salt corner" caused
~" water and running ice in The
,,nn Thirty thousand bushels are
eD,'a ua1d on bar down the river and
"o' be made avaiIa
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Wanted.
West Virginia University
1871 "a.

l87l.79.
THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
/ attendance OF l7l students at this In.
stitution. Five distinct Departments OF In.
struction, with q full corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics. pure and applied Psychoi-
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, a., &c, carefully
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem
istry and Physics, illustrs Ell by appropriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
Of Geology.
A good Library. ExtenEve Cabinets Of
Mineralogy, Geology and Chronology, To-
gether with many specimens In other de
psrtments Of Natural History. Fine build.
lngs, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERN begins Sept. 9Th. Winter,
December 5th Spring, March 1th.
commencement, June 10Th.
Boarding rom 81 70 81 per week.
Tuition Sl5 10 "a per year.
For further Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
President
Morysntovn. W Va. 'sT
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Save Your Horses.

TNHE SORE THROAT AND GLASDU-
lar Sw-Ilings which n pear among The
symptams Of ih~ REVEALING Horse Diseasc
are best treated with
JOHNSON's HORSE BININESr.
IL ~ used and recommend d bv the street
railway, omnibus aud veiy II 'blrs. "rd In
the present epidemic has h en- found supe-
ri To any other External .ppl cation.
Prepared anu sod by
IAN, LIST 4 co,
Dru gists, Bridge Orner.
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"ANTI D.
TRUSSES

VERYBODY TO KNOW THAI WE
keep the largest sJItrnent In the city
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Canned Goods.

IN CAsEt "NE POUND COVE oYs-
D'b ters, full weight
81 CASE rounn Cove oysters. fu weight
100 3pound Pea hes, foil weight
10 prund
IC0 pound Tomatoes"
20 WinslDv's Green Corn.
50 NcNuITsy's
In store and or - ~ ~ pFrrTV.
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The Missing Steamer.

are now entertained in this city that the
vessel has foundered in q storm and
been lost.
DISPATCHES from the Hudson river
towns report that the intensely cold
weather is fast closing up the navigation
of that highway and that the boats are
heirg ra p;dly withdrawn: The severe
gale which prevailed during last night
made navigation task OF great danger
Durinp the storm tow Of twenty-e'gbt
coal barges were sunk while pressing
tbroush the Highlands ice. The loss
70 the PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company by
the disaster is about g., 900.
The Trial Of DR.. L. b Irish.
for the murder OF Assessor Anderson,
vas continued this morning. Professor
Doremus, a distinguished chemist, tes.
t;f;ed on the part OF the prosecution
that he had examined the stomach and
,ntes,ires of the deceased. He had
found three and q halt grains Of arsenic
in the stomach. Less quantities were
fo,nd il the intes iues. From one
~ two grains were sufficient to produce
death. His testimony was published at
the coroner's inquest and nothing ad.
ditiopal was eliciled on this occasion.
the rrtai or the Jumel wilt Case
WAS continued to-day before Judge
Sbipman. Mr.. George Washington
Ro,les was cross-examined by MI.
0Conor in relation TO his early associs.
,;ons In Providence, where Madame
Jsmsl liv,d, and also - 70 shs posss&
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athceline 2c9ister.
Letter From Charleston.

,o. Legislature On an E1enr''o.-
in ting "f the Governors Mes.
A,r,yaI Of General fannell
.ud Crpini" wilson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-06-12

Tuesday, Anniversary OF She YER
mont Domestic Missionary Society.
Wednesday, A. ASSORTMENT OF che hoEu
Supper. &c .ho Vernon,
Educational Society. ,L.L
Evening-A of the Sabbath
School Society.
Thursday, A. M.-Business meeting.
Afternoon Essay" Proper ratio OF
Ethical to DoctrinaI Preaching key. =
W. Thompson of Danville.
Discussion Influence OfChrlstlan MOTH
ers, through their children, upon the cause
of Christ Speakers, Rev. 4 W. Wlid Oh
Greensboro, and Rev. NJ. L. Severance OF
Orwell.
Report on the Z" Best Method by which the
Churches NAV Promote Classical Education
Committee, Rev. John E. Goodrich OF Bur
Iington, Rev. Lewis A. Austin of Manchester
and Rev. L. ii. Fuller OF St. Johnsbury.
Persons expecting to attend the meeting
and desire entertainment are requested to
give notice of the same before June oth, by
letter, to Rev. n Mighill. Members Will
please enclose their certificate of membership.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-06-12

SAFETY OF DR. LIvISCsToNE.-It Is proba'
bly true that this renowned African explorer
is safe, aud that letters from him will soon
be received in this country The latesl
ocean telegram says:
\ steamer has arrived at Bombay from
Zanzibar with news which puts the safety OF
DR.. Livingstone beyond a doubt. The
couriers had reached Zanzibar from the in
terror with pos tive intelligence that Dr..
Livingstone had arrived at Jnyamyembe-
MIR Stanley, the New York Herald explorer,
had lett the place with letters from the great
explorer and was near the coast. 1t Is sup
posed that the energy and perseverance OF
the great traveller has been rewarded by the
discovery Of the true source of the Nile
During his researches he has been fortunate
in making numerous discoveries Of q charac-
ter entirely new To science. He has col
lected abundance of materials, the publica-
ton Of which he intends shall take place in
due time, which must prove OF the highest
interest 10 the civilized world.
One of the most remarkable results of his
explorations has been the discovery of an
underground village, the subterranean in
habitants Of which differ largely in habits
and language from other savage tribes IN
Central Africa. lie Is now Investigating
this strange people and their country. Ample
stores viii be forwarded 70 him from ZlnzI-
bar.