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TIE RUSSIAN TRAVELLER Y!

n"aa.
Ito GRAND Dake Preserving His .s,.a.,s-
streets and Theatres n SC. LosSs>. .e.,j
Ing tho Homo Circle BaIl-Arranxcu - Z
tho Buffalo Hunt With Phil Sheridan,
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. II i8fS
Duke Alexis and hls party have been spending
the past days very quietly mere aud hs proBe
ably gained an abundance OF recreation al NGof
for the buIralo hunt which General Sherfc a1 0~ls
AFFORD them on the Plains next week. Bot yesier-
dav and to-day the imperial visitor toe aaiSs
walks through some OF the principal streets
OF the town; managing on both co2scBs'
to conceal nils identity. He also atami0s
the olympic Theatre and remained oil thi ugf ss
performance, ardwas not discovered unit as 'e&
at the close OF theplay. Even the actors wtie suo-
rant Of his presence and several fnnocell ans
clever jokes which they got on during the syseoE
st the expense or AxSxis were perhaps morJ kesar
resished and appreciated by HIS Imperial Hs9auosf
than by any others In the audience.
AT A~cLuB RECEPTION.
The st. Louis Home, Circle, the most ari3loossssa
club in the Southwest, COVE social enter aiasens
at the southern Hotel this evening. wbica Wsa
hohored by the Ducai visitor after his return ron
gathering was most brilliant and entertainsaG
ana no ON one entered S1s heartily h,o
Navy: He danced 10 every SET: until , nsrty si5s
ma1 zig linen Withdrew e gain reeSss
THE JOURNEY TO 0YAnA-vns BUFFALO HgS
The party Will leave here at noon 70 m0'Tnw ~
the Northern Missouri Railroad. and prscSea q
spent and then the Journey wan be- resume =
North Platte ana Fort MoPn6rsoO, Wnars .11
Duke and hrs friends will be received by '.fnr-
Sheridan and then, far beyond the rescA O. Ees-
anu his humane associates, they VIII t'uat ana
slaughter tho noble buffalo,
AFTER SIAUGHTEB I4 OVER.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the journey after tle suus
Is over are not yet definitely settled. IL srpgDDa-
BILE. however, that the parry WIN keep Or ge can.
fOrna, and then, after spending few dase on $40
Pacific s0I return and make q tour or the sssthata
States to New Orleans. The Duke anticin Aie9
novel and agreeable time with General SheEihw.
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Military Trial for tho Murder Of an Alleged
Prusgan Spy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS Jan. 10, 1872.
despatch from Dion says. Cremer, summoned
70 trial for executing . supposed Prussian spy,
having refused TO appear, has Deen arrested and
brought before the Court where his trial for murder
Is proceeding
C0RDIAL SENTIMENT OF THE PRUssIANS TOWARDS
THE FRENCH.
The Provincial Correspondent OF Berlin in Its
ISSUE to-day says, 'The re-establshment Of diplo-
matte relations with France proves that the Ger.
man government wishes to restore the former
friendly relations between the two nations.
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FRANCE.
Parliamentary Report on the Project Of Legis-
lative Return to Paris-The Cattle
Plague Visitation.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK aeRALa

PARIS, Jan. 10, 1872.
In the National Assembly to-day the Committee Of
Parliamentary Initiative, to which was referred the
proposal OF M. Duchatel that the Assembly return
20 Paris, reported adversely.
The reading Of the report was received with great
cheering by the right, but the left remained SILENT
After the Assembly shall have finished the discus
sion upon the new taxes proposed in the financial
statement OF N. Pouyer Quertler the report Of the
committee Will be debated.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE
The rlnderpest prevails In the departments Of
,Orue, Oaivados and Eure.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The storm which ragged California for three weeks
burned on Monday. Loss $4,000; in:ursSse, $500
jane. L.rnss one Of .he o.lIfCTn. pioneers: died in
Mme Van zandt Of the Parepa Opera Troupe sang IN
rana" IN Boston on wednesday evening With great sue.
Thousands cattle persisted the food in the Sacramento
Valley The storm ., RACES IN tina, locality and the rivers
A boy, fifteen years DID, named Hedgespeh, living
Mount Carmel H. shot and killed his mother Tuesday
morning while quirreng with his father The boy now
The dwelling ana tannery Of y D. Gardner, in Mohican
Vile osS were DESTROYED BY fire On 0 Tuesday might The
be the work Of incendary.
Wis r. Snps Dso p Su1ss %
two places and splitting his right arm from the wrist to the
Samuel z. Rad, conductor Worcester freight train,
va; laosIsd % ne Train p bridge near PISvd.nss
ty.seven passing over him.
Dr. ses the custodian Of the Peabody fund.- has sppro
70 po' a. e. sSo % q,s ,o asn .n
B. Killsbrew 10 appointed agent
Atu. session Of the Brossysrs National Union IN A.
The SS s1.n A Ayoan z On Is .S e.
Feischuann Co.'S dis,ery, a. Riverside, just oute,de
In Cincinnati companies.
Of R,s iSd p'S aDa. ,P nd
name he Memphis and Padpe,h Railroad Work so be
R.osd m:.. cn =.
.ion 20 sa.s that road to the rsnn'yvanis Central Rail-
Tho latest sdyces from the hssd waters Of the Kern RIVER
Ssss; 4: ss:s @ :.psa
nU ~, Js Re ~ the
&c.. s:S ssssasi.s IS: 'i most s::Ssi.
MN: ana samuel .: Ians' sonyo.sd 81 ssins Saof:
grs,sncs thai they were destined for foreign port
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Election Of a State TreasWer-Dsmocratic
Mngnaninity md Republican Gratitude.
HARRISBURG. Jan. 10, 1872.
The Legislature In joint meeting to-day elected
Robert w. Mackey State Treasurer.
In the state Senate at Harrisburg to-day, George
W. Aammersly, republican, was elected Clerk,
after thirteen inefectual ballots, by Mr.. Ziegler,
democrat, changing his vote, so as to prevent any
further delay IN legislation. In return for this mag
unanimous act resolution was onered that the re.
naming democratic officers OF the last session hold
their positions lii otherwise ordered. The resou-
ton not acted
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GAS EXPLOSION IN NEW BRUNSWICK. n J..
One Person Seriously and Another Slightly
InIured-Narrow Escapes.

One PersOn Seriously and Another Slightly
Injured-Narrow Escapes.
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon quite
serious explosion OF gas took place in Greers build
lnQ, on Burnet street, New Brunswick, N J. In the
store kept by Mr.. Greer there had been an
escape OF gas, and the proprietor traced
screw had somehow worked on A plug was
procured and instated, and then Mr.. Greer placed
everything with a report like voley OF heavy
ordnance, All the windows were shattered to atoms
ana e sn inc a
we'll as the utsduls storeKeepers but, fortunately
injuring no one. One Of the young men OF the
store was very BADLY hurt and Mr., Greer himself
slightly. A Mr.. Nelson and several others in the
store were knocked down, but not hurt. All e0rts
OF absurd rumors pervaded tho usually quiet little
l city last evening about the mAtter
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TsLECRAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1874
Arrangements have been made for the introduc.
ton Of American cars on the English railways
H0N0RABLY ACQUITTED
The captain Of the ship Windsor Castle, which
ran down vessel in the channel, and was reported
to have passed on without needing the cries Of the
drowning Mariners has been examined and &C.
quilted OF all blame.
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Governor Baldwin, ON Behalf of the People Of
Michigan, Returns Thanks for Contribu.
tions-No Futher Relief Necessary.
DETROIT. Mich, JAM TO- 1872.
Governor Baldwin has issued q proclamation to
the people OF the United States, in which he says he
now takes pleasure In announcing that further con-
tributions OF money for the relief OF the sufferers
by the late disastrous fires In this State are un.
necessary.
the Governor tenders the hearty thanks Of the
whole people Of Michigan TO those whose earnest
sympathy ana liberal ala have so greatly allevlated
the sufferings OF so many OF Its citizens.
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EUROPEAN MARK. 7 8

LoSDos MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, Jan ie-
M.-Consols closed ~ g3 for both money snn 'is
American securitieS fat; United states bfs-fe sut
1925, 9lzs; 1865, old, s3a l.67's e34; ten.to
PARIS BoURsB-PARIs, Jan. lO-4S0 FL. -fsrf
FRANKroRr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia
United States ave-twenty bonds opened st W. To-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LrvEnroj f Jsl,
p. M--The cotton market closed shade ehgotf
uplands, 1O3sd. l03d.; middling OrleaI N'ti
The sales OF the day have been lb.900 BALE nelNd
for speculation and export. The 'ales yt''efiaf
10000 bales. -.
lO-Noon.-wheat, 12s led. per Genital FOR 4lioro
barley So. Cd. per bushel.
LoNpOH PRoDUCE MARKET-LorDo p
Eyenine.-spirits turpenune, 54s. per cwt.
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Conservative Comment on the Gladstone
Policy.
LONDON, Jan. TO- 1872.
The Right Hon. Sir John Somerset Paxington ad {.
dressed conservative meeting at Rochdale might.
He stigmatzed the policy ofthe government as "sen-
sational and extravaganza" and abiding to Ireland,
said the administration of the affairs OF that country
had been "emlnently unsuccessful"
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IOWA..

Allison Probably Elected United States
Senator.
DIES MONIES, Jan, TO- 1872
The republican caucus to nominate United States
Senator meets tonight Allison Will probably be
nominated on the second ballot
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PENNSYLVANIA LABOR UNION.

MAHoNINo OIrv, PA, Jan. 10. 1872.
the standing committee Of tho Pennsyivsnla
Labor Union viii moot on February 7, at Harr@'
bsra, ,ustesd Of On ne stpA - iormerU sa9evf0s"'
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ENGLAND.

Railway Transit Reform According to the Ameri-
can Democratic Plan-saving His CsrtiA-
cate in the Commercial Marine.
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CUBA.

Arrival Of Troops from spsin-A Telegraph Line
Restored.
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De Groot's bronze statue Of BENJAMIN Frankli
was yesterday safely raised to its position On tn
stone pedestal in Printing House square, The fs
ure viii be unveiled ON January II.
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Pt,s. os.hsd and Information iu aa a.
paid fSr wpuI1c ., 10. TAYLOR co. y<av
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N.,ice,-Ma yor's Once, City 81
~ Sgi.-On and after the lat day OF jar
civ Of Houston VIII pay all COUPONS oe .
Bank NJ AouStopl ccArpA- T. ~ ~
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Crista doro's Hair Dye has ne sr"Si
world; II is the safest and moss y "n1
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
His Residence at sandringham To b Continu
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. Id A. NJ.
The Prince OF Wales Will remain at Sandring.
ham until ne has completely recovered from his
lluosa
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE Ofrrs,, SIGNAL OFFIOER,
WASHINGTON. D. U. jan. HI A. ~. ]


OFFICE or The Cdrs, SIGNAL OFFI0HR,
WASHINGTON. d. o.. jan. Ill A. III. J
SvnopstsJor the Past 7,Denty-J0n1' Hours.
The high barometer continues central in Tonnes
see ana Mississippi and clear weather prevails, as
on tuesday, in tho Gulf. Southern and Middle
states. Northeasterly winds are confined to South.
ern Florida Light winds prevail from Texas
to the Middle Atlantic coast. southwesterly
winds have prevailed very generally from the
Lower Mississippi Valley to the lower lakes;
northwest winds in New York and New England.
An area OF low barometer has apparently been de-
veleping In Nebraska and Dakota. TO.nights re-
ports are not yet received from tho upper lakes and
westward.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall decidedly User
tho lake region and less 80 in the Southwest;
sOutherIy winds prevail in the Mississippi Valley,
with partially cloudy weather on the Gulf
coast and In the South Atlantic States:
cloudy weather and probably rain in
Southern Florida; partially clear and pleasant
weather In the Middle States, followed by cloudy
weather and falling barometer Thursday night; In
creasing southwesterly winds. backing to south
east, with cloudy weather and falling barometer
prevail very generally over the lakes.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for TO- night
ON the Gulf ana Atlantic coasts
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~ TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD
HAVANA, Jan. 10. 1872.
The steamer Marsella arrived at Nuevitas yester.
day with battalion OF rinemen from Spain.
The telegraph line between GIbara and Santiago
De Cuba Is working.
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1elEsaAM TO TINE NEW YORK vssAta

MADRID. jan 10, 1ST2
1t Is announced that Senior Sagasta WILL ct the
first sitting OF the Cortes. explain the programme Of
the government recently formed by him. and will
demand Of the representatives Of tho people de.
cision between his policy and that OF Senior Gorilla.
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R0&E.
~~~-.~>,~~-,~-~ss>c
A Papal Ultimatum for Hierarchican sssliibists'
Ram 70 TINE NEW Yonk HERALD.

ROME Jan. TO- lS12
It is announced that the Pope will shortly send an
ulttmatum TO the Roman Catholic bishops who have
not accepted the dogma of infallibillty.
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THE FOREST fInDr.

Average temperature yesterday ...............85X
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 1917
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u.,ps vegetable sicilIan nss-
nreysnts the hair from turning srAy' sne A
y. a.. atural color. n
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-tour hours In com.
paris0n with the corresponding dav OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy
HERALD building cOrncr or Ann street,
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SPAIN.

Senior sagasta's Plan Of Parliamentary Arbitra.
ment Between Politicians
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-, 49,. tns celebrated DIsinfectaut, PHhknl sCpEat
Eor ALE by E. j. DICKINSON CO., u hA'dea II.
ne dru stats generally ~
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The shock Felt In Now Hampshire.
LANCASTER, N. H., Jan. 10. 1872.
slight snock OF earthquake was felt here at
quarter to eight O'Clock last evening.
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A,-ssThose suffering from Con n, =
ceive Tasting benefit BY using Cod Liver V'- ~
CSsAswELi,'s Il perfectly pure and sweet
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EARTHQUAKES.

A Severe shock In the Laureuttan Valley
Great Alarm Of tho People.
QUEBEC, Jan 10, 1872.
A heavy shock OF earthquake was felt here al ten
minutes past eight O'Clock last night. lasting about
1--WE seconds The citizens were considerably
alarmed and ran out OF their houses.
The congregation assembled IN the Metnodist
church were very much excited BY the SHOCK NO
damage was done so far as can be learned.
Tne snock was also felt at Riviere du Loup Grand
Island, Notes ana Three Rivers.
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u,c,uouds Bought and SOld.-tseo.
su R,osdwav. near Fourteenth street.
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Captain Walsh. Of the Fourteenth precinct. was
removed yesterday by the Police Commissioners to
the seventeenth precinct. and Captain Mount, OF
the latter, IS to take the place OF Walsh.
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.

THE WAR in MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
t>-,o~o.>ooo-~oooD.>oo
DIAZ'S DEFEAT CONFIRMED.
Fighting Going On Near Mier,
but the Result Unknown.
TFlEeRAms TO the NEW YORK HehLo.
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded US the following special
despatch -
MATAMoRos, Mexico, Jan. TO- 1872.
Dispatches from the city of Mexico up to
December 81 have reached here confirming
the defeat Of the revolutionists under Diaz.
The Secretary Of War, General Mejia, tele-
graphs to General Palaclos, the commander
Of the government troops at Matamoros, as
follows,-
Diaz has been routed in the State of Oaxaca,
With the loss Of all his artillery, baggage and
many killed and prisoners.
General Alatorre, at the head of a large
government force, Is marching on the capital
OF that State, and General Rocha Is pursuing
tho remnants Of Disz's army.
The opening of the campaign against tho
revolutionists Of Nuevo Leon Is promised by
the government.
There is fighting going on near Mier to-day,
but tho result is yet unknown.
General COrtina In Front Of Mier-The Revo-
luiionists Raising q Forced Loan.
MATANoRos, Mexico, jan TO- 1872.
General Cortina recrossed the san Juan River
yesterday and halted in front Of Mier. In which
place the revolutionists are in force.
Another prominent pronunctament0 has been
hung BY General Cortna.
Tho revOuuonists have held council OF war, In
which they decided to enforce loan Of $4,000
from the citizens under their control to purchase
arms and ammunition the want Of which prevents
cher advance.
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Ar~eu,s Turkish Baths, LeNiS tor AVE-
nue. corner Twenty nfth street -Genslem.s y
night, lsdies day and evening" best ven.htuoe -csl
isnpersture; best shampoonE; no srattiufA ~ s~s~s
unsnuallad: Europe OutdOne
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mails per the steamer Silesia viii close al the
Post onice to-day at two O'Clock p. NJ, instead OF
elayen o CLOCK A. NJ, as heretofore q
DR.. Cotton will give another Of his peculiar enter
talnmens with the laughing gas for ladies, In the
large hall of the Cooper Institute this afternoon,
commencing at three O'Clock.
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A.-Horrius's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25t Broadway. corue d

A.-OevOe,s High Grade. y
expressly for family use; pure, white, %
passed lluminator, and warranted none
r. guaranteed equal to any that 10 made;
cans and in barrels, ct favorable rates Inr
FEATURING CO., liz Fulton street., new
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In consequence OF the nOn.attendance Of the com
plalnants and their counsel In the case OF HarDol
Master Hart Captain Jones yesterday adjourned the
Court over which he presides until hall. past ter
O'Clock to-day
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ANUS E M e rs.


Theodore Th,>mss' ThirA ocscert.
The audience last MI INT at Steinway Hall. &C the
third OF Thomas concerts was much larger than
on either OF the preceding evenings. sunicien'
guarantee OF the interest taken ny the musical pub
lie of New YORK In the highest kin&o OF music. The
programme was as f0lows:-
xorspiel. "Die Meisterslnger NuernbeF. .Wagner
Concerto for violin. IN b, OPP. g. First Move
Mr.; bernhard LIstemana and Orchestra -,
Chromac Fantasia and Fugue. bach
Miss Marie Krebs. -.
symphonic Poem lmuce" Lezt
Serenade, In +. OPP. " (hrat tine). .Voknann
..u. String Orchestra
'ohcerto SYmphonque, No. 4, Op. l02. Adakio@,
See'<o'''v.... .lsson
a.. ~ Miss Mario Krshs and Orchestra.
The orchestra did their work molly, as usual, ana
interpreted the works Of Wagner. Lszy, V0lkmann
anu beethoven In admirable style. No other
orchestra In the world could have acquitted them
selves better Miss Krebs played magnncently, but
sne mas not YET ACQUIRED the ease Intelligent rend
lion ana correct phrasing that we look for fronya
nrst class pianist. As for Mr.. bstemann, he may ~
an excellent orchestral player but, like Mr.. Matzka
on Saturday night he has not the first quality to
commend him at present as o solo vtOlnist. The
next concert trkes place on Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

CoScoRp. n. H.. September i2.-The Demu-
cratic and Liberal Conventions have united
on IN electoral ticket.
AUGUSTA. Ga, September 12.--Thc Demo.
rratS of the Eighth congressional district
have nominated General 4. K. Wright for
Congress.
TorEKA. September 12.--The Democrats
have the Lirutcnant-Govcrnor.o one congress
Nun, two electors, Attorney-tcneral. Sccre-
taly of State and Chief Justice. Liberals
have the balance.
The joint conventions have nominated F..
Fl. Walker for Governor.
New YORK. September 12.-Tle political
campaign has been fairly inauguated in this
city. Last night the Republicans held the
first of II series of rallies TO he held at Cooper
Institute.
The Liberals and Democrats held ratiiica-
ton meeting in Union Square tonight. The
crowd present is estimated at 10000.
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The louisville Peace Reunion.

LOUISVILLE. September 12.--rhc ground
selected for the festival was beautiful grove
covering one hundred acres. There were
twelve tables. each ono hundred and fifty
feet long, loaded with provisions. besides
numerous private tables and reticShmcnt
sands. 1t is estimated that $4,000 people
were in attendance yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Governor Bramlctlc. of Kentucky. de-
livercd the welcoming. address: after which
Hon. Eli Shorter, OF Alabama, was intro
duced. and spoke over All hour. He was fol-
lowed by l.. ID. Campbell, of Ohio.
At the close Of the lattcrS speech dinner
was announced. and the abundant supply of
edibles upon the tables WIS duly discussed.
After dinner General j. B. Gordon and Hon.
Benjamin Hill, of Georgia. spoke from one
stand, and Governor Vance, Of North Caro-
lima. from another.
During the evening large torch-light pro-
,csSion passed through the streets, and the
speaking was resumed at the courthouse.