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The New York herald., 1872-12-04
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

tGIkuORW W tUC Iuuh utuAlu.
LONDON, Dec Q. 1872.
Abstracts OF President Grants Message are
published In the city morning papers to day.
The London Times says:-'It viii be read with
interest," although 80 largely devoted to domestic
AFFAIRS. II Is full or confident authority aud placi-
Uty. and In the enjoyment OF assured success dis
regards minor motives"
The London Ne,os hopes "that General Grants at.
tentton will hereafter be more occupied with the
form OF the civil service than the acquisition
OF San Domingo"
The NesOs thinks that the people Of the United
States are ready for new departure In the admin
istraton OF their aatrs and that the present ses-
sion OF Congress will be especially interesting 10
those who watch for indications OF the coming
party Of progress"
THE QUESTION or CUBA AND THE ISLAND CONFLICT.
The London Times, alludng to that part OF the Mes
sage which treats OF the rebellion In Ouba doubts
that the abolition OF slavery in that island would
end the feud between the Cuban and the Spaniard.
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MoDoc INDIANS MAssAoR1ge SETTLERS.
SAN.FRANcIsco. Dec. 8, Is,

SAN'FRANCISCO. Dec. =, 1877.
Reports from the scene OF the uprising OF the
Modoc indians state that all the settlers on LINK
River have been massacred, and that eighty war
rOrs are In the neld with only thirty-ye soldiers
from Fort Klamath to fight them. Companies are
organizing in the northern part OF the state 10
take the field.
Later news from Ashland, oregon, says that the
settlers are showing great activity now IN their
war against the Modocs. Fifty klamath Indians,
well armed, and under command OF Captain Terra,
are on the war path against the Mod0cs. Four
teen whites, also well armed and under the COM
mand OF Captain Kelly, have joined in the pursuit.
No further murders OF settlers are reported.
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M0RM0ND0M.

The Followers of Brigham DsplcAscd
with That Part OF the Presidents Mes
sage Touching Utah.
SALT LAKE, Dec. g. 1872
That part OF the Presidents Message relating to
Utah is highly gratifying to the anti.Mormon COM
munity. The Hratd (Churcn organ says that the
President has been mislnsormed and msled, ana
that in no part OF the Uited States Is the c0nstl-
tuition held In more reverence and the laws cs.
teemed more sacred than In Utah. The J0urnnt
tant,.Mormon) r9futes these assertions IN strong
terms,
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rho News in Washington.

WASHINGTON Dec. 3, 1872
Senator John Poole has addressed the following
telegram to gentleman here In oIlcial position:-
RALEIGH, N. G., Dec. 8, 1872 :"
We have defeated the democratic Legislature BY
eIectng Merrim0n. IL breaks up the power OF the
democrats and brings o valuable and controlling
element in the State over to the administration
Our friends are rejoicing over the victory.
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NEW ZEALAND.
Heavy Losses by Fire in Auckland.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 3, 1872.
A conHagration in Auckland, New Zealand, de-
stroyed buildings and other property to the value
OF x250o00.
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+ r A N o e.
President ThierE Relations TO the Parlia.
ment Reassufing, but the Ma
tiOn Still Anxious.

The Committee Of Thirty and the Cabinet-Citi-
zen Anticipation Of Coming Consequences
The Vacant Portfolio Legislative Parties
Marshalling for Grand Contest-Dsm-
ocratic Revolutionist Memoriam.
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The weather I'm 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, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacv HERALD RnidinQ:--
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. al A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 4-1 A. M.
Probabilities.
In the Northwest and thence to the western
Lakes and Lower Ohio Valley light northwesterly
winds, veering to southery, with cold and partly
cloudy weather. in Kentucky, Tennessee and in
the Gulf and South Atlantic States light northerly
winds, veering on the Gulf to northeasterly,
with decreasing temperature, higher barome
ters and clear weather; in Michigan
on the Lower Lakes and thence extending through
the Valley OF the st. Lawrence, partly cloudy and
clearing colder weather and rising barometer; in
the Middle States and New England generally clear
weather moderate temperatures increasing pres
sures and light northerly winds, veering to south
westerly.
warning signals continue at Buffalo, Rochester
and Oswego.
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A.-Wcdding and Ball Cards, Latese
Paris styles; Orders OF Dancing.
J. EvERDELL SJ2 Broad way. estabu shed 1870.
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American Institute First Prize MedaR
awarded to VIM. L. Ellsworth Nov, 20 1874 for best
exnguisher [Etnas In presence OF 5000 KTNA
FIRE EXTINGUIsHER, EDWARD +. ELl.sl Worth.
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ENGLAND.

President Grants Message Exported and Press
Comments on the American State Paper
Tho Question Of Cuba Considered.
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Auction Sale OF MARI Farm-OncS HALF
mile Farmingdaie j., Dee. 10 1872 II ntalna
acres brick house. &C. is 45 miles from New York.
Is miles from Philadelphia by Now Jersey Souer Rail-
- - n W. SCRIy gENS-
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A.-RoyaI Havana Lottery.-Prics - Re-
duccd. j. H. MARTINEZ co, BaHker3 ID Wal street.
box 1855 Post office, New York.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-Is the Best fn
the world the only and perfect dye; m rmess reli.
able, instanta ncous. At all druggists
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
POL and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray sire ct
A.-Herald Branch Once. BrOOklyu,
corner OF Fulton avenue and BoernM street,
Open from SA. NJ. ~ SP. NJ.
On SUNDAY from to 8 =. NJ.
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Burnett's Miniature TOilcts.-Elegane
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing a completo
Toilet Appendagc admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travcller's pOrtmantcau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry men cycry
where,
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A.-FOr a Stylish and Elegant Hat go
direct TO the manufacturer ESPENsCHElD iio Nassao
street.
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The following autograph lstter v ill codorse the
abOve:- ~ -, :.
Messys GURsEY Sos--f have had my photogr apfS
taken by YOU. and do not mean to sit any other
In the United States or nada, do not
think the pictures you have taken canAe excclled.
- - - HENIsY NJ STANLEY
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On NIarxiage.-Happy Relief for founs
Men RemsxkabIe reports sent tree. Address HOWARD
ASS 0GI AILON- Phindelnhia
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Baslkc's Holiday styles Dress Hats
ready at popular prices SEAL SKIN CAPS in variety
BURKE, Manufacturer, 2l0 broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs CSsneds
Orders filled information furnished highest rates gu
Z Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR Co. BankerS 70 WAu ~
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Christ0d0rO's Hair Dye.-This Splendidk
Dye Is the only that has over Dccn analyRed asd
fnund a rIliesi.
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The Maine Electors.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 3. 1879.
The members OF the Electoral College assembled
In the Senate Chamber at the State House thia
afternoon The Hon. Samuel n. Spring was chOseo
President and Alden Jackson Secreta and GEN
eral B. +. Harris, messenger The College ad-
j0urned till nine O'Clock A. NJ tomorrow.
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Christmas IL Coming !-Kn0x In Re ady.
He displays valuable and varied assortfncnt OF Fancy
FURS at each of estabiishment 2l2 Broadway and
under the Firth Avenue Hotel as we'll as his world Wide
popular Winter style Of HATS gentlemen Deal at
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Royal Havana lottery.-Circutnrs ana
Information furnished n. ORTEoA WoA ~" rVsS
offcel No. 0 MAll streot
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Nicol, Davidson & Co..

.IrOnclads."-~A WIntor Shoe For Gcn>
temen and Boys. CANcSELL al Fourth avenue.
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stanley, Livingstone, Gurne
pinh avenue, corner slxteeath street

The only Photographs OF MFR. Stanley mada In this
country published by - -,
J. GURNES SON.
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Cheapest Book store La thc WORLDS.
E3s,912 magnificent BOOKS for the holidays
I TEj0AT BROTHERS. No 81 3Beakman street.
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6ss Broadway near Great street. opening
choice patterns of OSLERS CRYSTAL CilANnELIEHS.
Also oiit, p,ronze and Coored GAS FixIuREs OF alt
The New York herald., 1872-12-04

"Hsrsh, Wrink;ed Ska Regains the
beauty of youth hy usipg Tod, liver oil. HAZARD
CAsWELLS COD Liver OIL is the bet. 1t IL fresh.
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Purs AZ ManufactuEers' Prioss. CalA
be6re purchasing. 8URKE, Manufacturer,
21U Broad way. corner Fulton street
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Unit ed states Assessors Once, Troy,
NY-T "a WHITE Chicf Clerk writes That he y An
cured OF AMAUROSIS (Bniness) by Dr. hHia8S> VneA
Heater, oil t.ls9 Broadway. New York;
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Hojer & co., PsinteEs, No. ~ Duane
street, New York. Signs Patent Net Banners. engraved
Mata sigma
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THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.

Richard O'GOrman Resigns and E. Dela-
fold Smith is Appointed IS His Sue
cessor-Other Appointments by Mayor
Hall.
The following correspondence has occurred be-
tween the Mayor Of New York and the Corporation
COunael:-
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the Secretary of the Treasury to appoint nvesti-
eating boards in such manner as he may deem
proper for the purpose Of inquirng into all the cir
cumstances attending casualties TO steam vessels,
said boards to have the power to revoke or
suspend the licenses OF steamboat off,
GERS The necessity for such an amend
ment became evident from the fact that
the board appointed to investigate the Mets dis
aster declared by the Solicitor Of the Treasury
not to have the power to revoke or suspend the
licenses OF the officers found to have been derelict
in the discharge OF their duties, thus making two
Investigations necessary In one case. These on
GERS are now being tried by the local board at New
d,OndOn, the only board, the Solicitor decides,
which has tho power to take such action under the
existing law.
An EARLY Disposition or tho ChOctaw
Claims Expected.
The Choctaw Indian claims, which have had an
existence for nearly forty years, are in fair way
to be disposed Of should the opinion OF the So
ciror OF the Treasury, adverse to their payment,
be adhered to. In 1871 Congress authorized the
payment OF $3.50, 900 10 money and like amount
In bonds, on account OF the claims, then estimated
at nearly three millions OF dollars. The money
YVES paid, but the bonds have never been issued.
The law oficers Of the Treasury Department. are
OF the opinion that all the government has been
Diplomatic Congratulations ON New
Arrival.
The Diplomatic Corps have. as is customary,
congratulated the Peruvian Minister on. the BIRTH
OF a boy.
The Mississippi Levees.
Representative Morey. OF Louisiana, who Is chair
man Of the special committee on she Misssssipp
ievecs, intends bringing the subject before the
House at an early day. The senate a.Ad House
Levse Committees are in consnltatioIA with tho
view OF perfecting bill acceptable,to the Army
| Engineer Department.
state Department CoAtingent Expenses
| The report Of the Secretary Of State on contin
I gent expenses shows that during the fiscal yeal
ending with June last contingent expenditures TO-
foreign intercourse and missions amounted I
neary thirty t,,ousand dollars. Three hundre'i an
twenty-five thousand dollars were paid to satisl
the Bucsons Bay and Puget Sound ir4demnit
Two hundred and pinety-two dollars We're paid {
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A.-Horald Branch Omce. Brooklyr.
on SUNDAY from ) !. T N. :.
Auction Sale Of MARI Farm-Onci HALF
SridE miles lrs% n. New ys.H
o road ,'' Sale &C Commence 7. NJ fsr%s
A.-RoyaI Hnvana Lottery.-PrIc. - Re--
box 1855 Post Office, New York. @
American Institute First Prize Medal
awarded to VIM. L. Ellsworth, Nov, 10 1877, for
1okTH
A.-wedding and Ball Cords, Latess
'"''' J. EvERDEiI. Ss Broadway. estasu shed 1870.
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Is the Best sm
ne s wOr the sy as an ana lsa de "e re
stanley, Livingstone, Gurnsy,.
The only Photographs OF Mr.. Stanley mads in ihN
country "'e p"'"JG j. GUkNEY SON.
Fifth avenue corner sixtee0sh street,
The following autograph lsttes v ill eo.iorse the
Frrrn AyHSuE HorEI NY, ray. 30 is7x
nd s,s:ss y e
think The pictures you have taken can DE excced.
'00''' Vsi' "0''' HENRY n. STANLEY,
B.ske's Holiday style. Dress Hats,
BURKE, Manufacturer, 2lO 8roadway.
Cheapest Book store iM tho World.-s.
s' Ess%4 sGSSS ssSTs I'll shs No. sss~.n
christmas IL COmin r !-Enox In Re ady.
He displays valuable and varied ass?rtment OF Fancy
frURs AZ EACH Of hiy esabiishment sa Sroadwsy and
popular Winter style OF HATS for yentfemei Deal at
Chrlstodoro,s Hair Dys.-This Splendids
Dye Is the only that has over Dccn analysed asd
Purs az Manufactsgvrs' Rrioss: Gala
2o Broad way corner Falton street.
Hotter & Co., Painters, No.. ~ Duane
street. York. Signs, Patent Net Banners engraved
Metal Signs.
I aT1srsh, Wrinksed skias Regions the
sssS1 & sGSS9ab S9b z se efGd Is Ss s Ss HzAso s
pure aud sweet
"Ironeiads."-rA WIntor Shoe For Gene
temen and Boys CAMPBELL. al Fourth Avenue.
Nicol, Dav Adson & Co.,
choice psttf ns ' Of olEss TRYsrx citxHSnEfEms
Also Also ois rrepze and Gocred Gas EixJyREs of alt
On NIarxiage.-Happy Relief for foun$
ASS >oCiXTIoS, philadeiphis. pa. ''
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs CnsneNs
orders nlled Information furnishes yTJ
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR 4 Co. BankerS 40 "su w.
Royal Havana I.ottery.-Circutars and
Information furnished. r. ORTE0A box lsao foss
oficc). No. 0 wall street
United states Assessors Once, Troys
UT a. WHITE, Chief Clerk writes That ne wAa
cured OF AMAukOslS (blnhness py VI n"i""s~ W.
| tait n BrOa
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-27

THE WATT PLow.-As we have often
had occasion to remark, our farmers have
no real occasion for going North for agri-
cultural machinery, at least for the COM
monty used utensils. They are manufac-
tured here in Richmond, and both time and
money may be saved by patronizing home
made machinery. To show our farming
friends that they cannot reasonably expect
to fare better by going abroad for labor
saving farm machinery, it is only necessary
to state the well-known fact that many
Richmond patents now take the lead over
all others, even in the agricultural West.
The plow mentioned at the head of this
notice has stood the test of years, and is
still growing in favor. 1t is literally
covered all over with premiums and COM
mendations from societies and competent
judges, and what is more, wears laurels
won in the field Of practical use. The
farmer who has used it commends it. 1t
is Southern plow, adapted to Southern
soil, and has given universal satisfaction
wherever used.
The Watt Plow is manufactured and sold
by Messrs. Watt & Knight, 1859 Franklin
street, Richmond, Va, and is sold at as low
a price as any first-class plow in the coun-
try. Several sizes and styles are made.
Farmers are invited to examine it. AS the
season for plowing is at hand, the Watt
Plow should have fair trial from those
who have to buy this year.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 26.-Senator Sum-
ner appeared before the sale-of-arms COM
mittee this morning, and refused to testify.
lie asked and obtained leave to read a pro-
test, which states that he has no personal
objections to an examination, but he must
consider his duty as Senator, and, ques-
tioning the competency of the committee
which summoned him, he says:
The examination of Senator by COM
mittee of the Senate ON matter outside of
the Senate and not connected with his pub
lie duties is sustained by precedents, as
when Messrs. Seward and Wilson were ex-
amined with reference to the expedition of
John Brown, but any examination with re-
gard to his public conduct, especially in re-
gard to matter which he has felt it his
duty to lay before the Senate, in the dis
charge Of his public duties, is of very
doubtful propriety.
his responsibility under the sanction of an
oath, and the constitution declares that for
any speech or debate he shall not be aues-
toned in any other place. This prohibi-
ton, while not preventing questions of
certain character, must limit the inquiry,
but the law steps forward with its own re-
I"iiSiISieo3 aOOoiuinS w WHICH III is pldlU
that Senator cannot be interrogated,
first, with regard to his conferences with
other Senator's on public business, and Sc
condly, with regard to witnesses who have
contidentially communicated with him.
The protest also takes ground, in arguing
against the competency of the committee,
that it is in violation of that general parlia-
mentary rule which, in the appointment of
special committees, requires that they
should be organized so as to promote the
business or inquiry for which the commit
tee was created in familiar language, a
proposition is committed to its friends and
not to its enemies.
The committee UNANIMOUSLY decided to
issue subpoena requiring Mr.. Sumner to
appear tomorrow.
w. ). Huntingdon, cashier of the First
National Bank, died this morning of pneu-
monia.
The Supreme court has fixed April Sth as
the day for the argument on the Judgment
of the Circuit court of South Carolina in re-
fusing to discharge the Ku-Klux prisoners,
and writ has been issued, returnable on
that day.
Joseph Nimmo has been appointed su-
pervising lnspector-general of steamboats,.
Senator Sherman thinks the action of the
Senate to-day defeats the repeal of the du-
ty on tea and coffee. He believes that the
Senate tomorrow will adopt the tariff bill
as reported by the Senate Finance Commit
tee. Free tea and coffee without "riders"
cannot pass the Senate.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, March 26.-SENATE.-
The bill granting right of way to the
Mobile and Grand Trunk railroad, with
the amendment requiring its completion
within five years, was passed.
The North Carolina contested election
case was made the special order for Monday
next.
French spoliation comes up on Tuesday
next, when Mr.. Cameron will speak on the
subject.
House bill repeating the duty on tea and
coffee was taken up. Several amendments
were proposed and discussed; whereupon
Mr.. Sherman said he would tomorrow re-
new the effort to pass the Senate bill, as
it seemed impossible to pass the House
bill, for free tea and coffee as separate
measure.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-All day was spent in fillibus-
ter'ng over the city depot in Washington,
for the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
1t is a contest between the Pennsylvania
Central and Baltimore and Ohio roads. No
vote was reached.
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Marine News.

Fort Monroe, March 26.-The pilot boat
I" Slcer" reports Ii. b. NJ. steamer g Der
BY" from Nassau, at anchor in Lynnhaycn
Bay, awaiting the arrival of the frigate
" Royal Alfred" and her consort, the
F" Eclipse" from the West Indies, when
they will proceed to Annapolis.
Passed in-Bark Concordia," from
Liverpool; schooner "Wm. Y. Cushing"
from Sagna.
Passed out-Brig " Trinidad" for Cork,
and briggs /" Iris" and Torrent" for Car
dcnss bark Copperfeld," Pernerth
Roads.
The brig "Countess Of Dudley" dragged
her anchor last night during northeast
gale, and drifted into the bark Brazil
ian," injuring her head gear and cutwater.
The Countess" sustained some injury to
her stern and after rail.
The weather is thick and the Roads is
full of vessels.
Arrived--Barll "Runner," from City
Point, for Baltimore.
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SHOOTING CASE AT THE TREDEaAR
WORKS. Mr.. Solomon Adams, fore
man of the rolling mill at the Tredegar
Iron Works, was shot through one of his
hands this morning by man named Muir
ply, lately watchman in the establish
ment. We are informed that Murphy was
dismissed from his place last evening, and
went back this morning to get his time GER
titled by the foreman in order that he
might draw the money due him. What
words passed between Murphy and Adams
we are notssinformed, but the interview.re
suited in Murphy drawing a pistol and firing
at Adams, the ball passing through the
hand of the latter. Murphy was arrested
by Sergeant Smoot and officers Toler and
Finegan. The affair will undergo an inves-
tigation tomorrow morning before Justice
White.
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SUMMARY.

king Victor Emanuel is in France.
The Empress of Russia has gone to the
Crimea.
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned
yesterday sine die.
The Governor of Maine has appointed
April 2s day of fasting and prayer.
Senator Buckalew declines to be the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania.
An explosion of sulphur at Potts col
liery, near Ashland, Pa, yesterday, Sc
verely burned ten mcn, some, it is thought,
fatally.
General James Waterhouse, wooden
manufacturer Of Centrevile, r. L., Oil a
visit to Lowell, Mass, died there yesterday
quite suddenly of eryspelas.
The District of Columbia colored con-
vontion met in Washington Monday night
and made extensive arrangements for the
emancipation celebration on the 10th of
April.
in the village of Port Leyden, north
western New York, fire Monday night
destroyed the two principal blocks Of
buildings. Loss, $4,000; insurance s2l,-
900.
Two batteries of artillery and the vet
Grams of Fort Sumpter will accompany the
remains of the late General Anderson to
their last resting place at West Point on
April 7th.
A prominent member of the Inter-
national serves q notice on Judge Davis
that he must give up his $4,000, 900 if he
expects the support of that Society for
the Presidency.
Five new directors of the Missouri
Pacific railroad were elected yesterday,
| among them Francis b. Hayes and Charles
| j. Morrill,, of Boston, and Jos. Selegnian,
| of Now York.
DR.. Thomas Polk, Il native of Ken
| lucky, who went to Texas in 1921 with
Stephen Austin, and was prominent in the
wars with the Indians and with Mexico,
died at Gonzales, February 10th.
Colonel Robert j. Breckenridge is in
Baltimore for the purpose of disinterring
the remains of his mother and removing
them to Kentucky, to be buried by the
side of her husband, the Rev. DR.. r. j.
| breckenridge.
| Another earthquake has occurred in
| California. AT Visala the shocks were
| sufficiently strong to throw goods from
shelves and crack walls. At San Francisco
The vibration lasted twenty seconds, but it
was not felt by more than one-tenth of the
population.
"A vague idea pervades political circles
in Tennessee that Andy Johnson will not
keep quiet much longer, but will break
loose about the opening of the campaign
and make things lively. 1t is not improba-
| BILE that he may be candidate for the
governorshlp.
VIM. IL. Stokes, who claims to be a
nephew of Ex-Governor Wise, of this
city, has been swindling the people OF
Danville, KY, as we learn from the Louis
vile Commercial. He left that place the
other day on borrowed horse, and has
not been seen since.
The colored man Jones, shot by the
mob in Nashville on Sunday last, died yes
terday afternoon, and solemnly affirmed
that he did not murder Murray, notwith.
standing the fact that Murray declared il
! his dying moments that Jones did infict
! the fatal shot. Gov Brown denounces
mob law, and promises to bring the ring
leaders and participants in the hanging ant
shooting of Jones to justice.