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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-05-24


tribune francaise quill a tant illus
tree ct on les partisans de rancien
regime n'aiment point d le voir ct
a rentendre, Theirs q murmure
d'unefacon discrete etmysterieuse,
le doigt sur sa bouche eloquente,
quill ne fallait pas desesperer ct
que Ia France n'etait pas absolu-
ment sans allies. Quels etaient ces
allies quill ne nommait past Par
lait-il des rois ct empereurs de-
want lesquels il s'etait en- vain
prosterne pour pamour de IA patrie
defaillante ! Non, ct cette reponse
accuserait un inepuisable fond
dfgnorance ct de simplicit6.
Cestle douloureux pelerinage Oh
Theirs sc trainait . genoux sans
rien recueillir que de vides cOmpli-
ments de condoleance, qui fut pour
lui le chemin de Damas; il recon-
nut au fort de radversite Ia JUS
tesse du proverbe suivant lequel il
ne faut point sc fer aux princes,
ct sa feconde memoire ramena sans
doute d ses yeux grands ouverts
repoqueoh la France await une part
meilleure ct plus sure dams paffec-
ton du monde, celle du c9ur des
peuples. II revit dams le passe ces
rapides aurores de libertf, on la
Pologne, Ia Hongrie, rItalie, Fir.
lande, tout ce qui SQUIRE ct attend,
etaient des allies fremissants dim.
patience, on Berlin ct Vienne fai-
salient echo ct repondaient a renvi
au Paris de lS4S, ct on lie victo-
rieux emperor Guillaums fit i
Londres un tour pour son auguste
santf. Depuis, tout 6tait bien
change, Ia France await trahi la fol
des peuples, ct les peuples etaient
tristsment rentres dams 10 girOn
monarchique. Mais que la France
renie ses faux dieux, ct ellie sera de
nouveau maitresse des forces mo-
rales que les sens ne sauraient per-
ceyOir, ct qai sont les principles du
movement ct les clements de la
victoire. Impalpables ct invisibles,
ignores ct meprisees par les ma
t6rialistes ct les sceptiques, ces for
ces de rere pOlitique m0derne sont
encore au service de La France,
4 Ia condition qu'elle marche reso-
lhment en- avant. Theirs en- q con.
state Persistence ct Ia vertu, ct c'est
pour celia quill q republic Ia monar-
chic ct gull est tellement d'accord
avec Gambetta, que tous deux con-
tiennent les traditions ct les aspi-
rations, disciplinent les turbulents
ct les violents, ct font faire hale
aux extremes pour laisser passer
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-05-24

vVssO OO - 4uVs . OAoAS"s sSo w..
bes d3cores du tire d'hommes
d'Etat, ct ils paraissent d'autant
plus grands qu'ils ont plus abaisse
le niveau de Ia conscience humai-
ne. Talleyrand, Metternich, Bis
mark, VOLTA les sommites de nOtre
steele deprave, on ron monte a la
renommee par rescalier derobe de
Ia ruse. Ces diplomates, ct les mo-
marques don't ils s0nt les Wallets,
don't lis servent les ambitions ct
les caprices, sont toura tour from
peurs ct trompGs, lis sombrent
parfois dams les fots de sang qu'ils
font couler, ct pourtant cette poll
tique funeste Sc poursuit a travers
les ruines qu'elle entasse, ct 10 lu.
miere sc fait lentement dams res-
prit des masses. Des allies since
res parmi les rois! Oh sont-ils I
Serait-ce par hasard 4 Vienne, la
cit6 melancolique aui inspirait d
B6ranger son el6gie des Dear
Osssiss, 4 Vieuns Cd, an milieu ct
en- presence des merveilleux chefs
f1uvre de millions de travailleurs
Obscur6ment courbes ct vohtes sur
le sill0n on sur le snetier, les trois
dAllemagne, dAu-
triche ct de Russie, won't rappro-
cher leurs tetes c0uronneesi Ces
consommateurs 6normes, ces des-
trncteurs stupides, sc f6licitant sur
le bon lot qui lenr est 6chu 4 Ia
lOterie de IL vie, ne songeront-ils
point a s'arrOndir en- 6cornant Ia
part ruL de rautre, 4 surprendre
quelque defaut d'armure, quelque
breche de folteresse an domaine
du voisinf Que de serments prodi.
CUES, que de caresses Gchangees, il
y Q six ans, 4 une autre Exposition
universelle ct internationale, celle
de Paris! Quelles perfdes flatte-
ries ct quels baisers de Judas au
Cesar felon, au fataliste enivre qui
courait les yeux band6s a rabime,
sans voir passer, sous les draperies
ct les fleurs de Ia fete hospitaliere
quill donnait au monde, Ia pointe
lu casque german ct le bout du
canon Krupp! Et quand il tomba,
Ihomme depuis longtemps juge ct
,ondamn6 Observation-Disclosures
bic ct sacr6 du droit, le pays quill
entrainait dams 80 chute sut 4 quot
s'en tenir sur les alliances obtenues
au prix dune restauration monar-
chique. Theirs, l'inutile Cassandre,
ZEN ALA de porte en- porte, appela
'Italie, pria rAngleterre, supplia
'Autriche ct coJura 10 Russie, ct
;rouva t0utes ces puissances muet-
- ct sourdes. La France gisait,
lans h solitude ct 10 detresse du
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-05-24
LES ALLIES DE LA FRANCE


ay@ ~>S-
Lea monarchistes francais, don't
rimpuissante colere aug,nente .
mesure que se revele leur faiblesse
numerique, ont repeN on invent6
certain propos qu'ils attrbuent an
glorieux prince Bismark. Ce richie
a qui ron prete, sans objection de
50 part, aurait dit que L. France
ne tarderait pas beaucoup 4 rem
trer en- guerre, ajoutant que, sous
Ia presidence de Theirs, ellie CON-
battrait avec des allies, mails que,
dams le cas- de ravenement de
Gambetta au pouvoir, ellie tente-
rait seule la fortune des armes.
Vraies on fausses, ces paroles de
Horacle allemand ont etc coinmen-
tees ct exploitees q Ia ronde, ct
les ennemis de Ia R6publique, e
rsccrochant 4 toutes les branches,
ont trouv6 Ia une consolation ct
une esp3rance. Lillusion leur est
venue que Ia France mediterait ce
pronostic, comprendrait qu'elle
doit restaurer Ia royaut6 pour re-
conquerir Hamiti6 precieuse des
princes europeans, ct que Theirs
serait IN trait-d'union, non plus
avec Gambetta, mais avec Cham
bord, dAumale on Napoleon.
CONNIE on Ia WI aux r6centes Cleo
tions, Ia France n'adOpte pas les
ccacluelcns de II niaorit6 r6ac-
tom lire, ct ellie aflirme ct accen-
the u fol democratique. Ellie est
impatiente du joug de petranger
dependant ct couve dun regard
fixe les provinces que lui coate le
second Empire, ellie ne &c resigne
pas 4 con ACKNOWLEDGMENT ct comp
te bien rassembier nm jour tousse
enhnts, y compris ceux de PAL
SAGE ct de Ia Lorraine, sous le dra-
pean qu'elle promena fierement
dams toutes les capitales, surtout
lorsque le soufile nonveau en- agi-
TAFT les pills ct quill flottait au
vent de Ia Revolution; mails ellie q
kt6 aases souvent la dupe des al
liances royales ct princieres, pour
fermer roreille 4 ID voix des intri-
gants ct des courtisans, ct pour
cherchee, ailleurs quo dams les
cours et "a pied des tr0nes, les
soutiens ct les smis qui h feront
friompher = h croisade prochaine.
Les alliances des aut0crates sOnt
toqjours hypocrites ct par oons6-
quent ephem4res; les reserves
mentales s,y cachent sous les plus
cordiales eifhsions. Les diploma |
tes qui les nouent TRENT orgueil |
Do leur duplicit6. Iart de dissimu- |
ler b psns6e, de semer les pieges,
National Republican., 1873-11-24
rlIn ooUnrsy

y gT ssprcme eurt-ssesyrui TsrYs N
An the Justices sat N baiis On satordAy, and
were engaged as follows: -. - -x.,
d, ). Dafneilc WAS admited % the baf o. this
sourt On the motion OF Judge Moore.
n. n. Wordin was sdmtted 10 the bar upon
the motion Of francis Miller, -.
blan vs. Refer. Judgment below anirmed.
fAsue 70. Prathef. A decree wss cfdcfsd 10
In ConkiIps 4 stanords appeal from the Com
missioner Patents q rehearing was ortiercd.
The court then adjourned until Saturday next.
Cireuh Csusf ysrr. Jssties .BlasArthsr..
TNh court was engaged as foliows Saturday:
HAwee VI. johnson. Ofder nncndinr record.
Fowlef W. FAINT. Judgment set aside.
Normcnt vs. Morsen. Order granting new
sudds vs. Jackson. or,sr suashlns Indictment.
Adjourned. 3fI --T-'7'T7r i r.
|J f,r 1ssIcs Csust-Jssss sseri. l.
fhte dUsti Wa engaged % saturday a fol-
lows; Win. bmhiiwood, profanity, ,furfoited coilat-
erai, siol Pres9l,lA Church, dlaqfdsrIy. nned ";
Henry dark, hhIpk = maiStAla N6tancs ~
tween carts, %; Emily Harris, vagrAncy, wofk.
house ~ days 0ilffed ElIineton, Hrufanity, go,
aud for sassuit on his wife wss required 70 give
bonus; Robert Han, LARCENY Of u brick, ~;
saut, on his Koihsr'iS ~ geiol11A Nsta f11,
4. SWEENEY, proisnityi soi Arthur Sesnoaf,
NWtUWtnk HtDueH, %.
National Republican., 1873-11-24
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

The tlerheapploysd by the board Of Public
Works weroysld a SatuyrAyrisSt. uIp
Goyetnor faepnetd ieft hero Fiahy evcAinr
for Ncr Yors, where no viii remain uutil To-
The Potomac Ferry Company desire to sell the
wreck Of the steamer wawsset, now lying W
Chattefton Point. .itNl tHNIlnW
The vood-shcd In the rear OF Mr.. Lewis Glen
known.
On Friday ptssy,iycs MoDSvilt snd MeWtresh
succeeded 10 Recovering vAluAsle cont beloug-
ing TO guest OF the National hotel, who had It
stolen from the rack while he was al dinner,
Speaker Campbell has granted the use Of the
hall Of the House Of Delegates TO Colonel Perry
Carson and others for us putpose q hSsdlns a
nesting In favor OF the independence Of Cuba.
intending volunteers for Cuba should not ne
slect The study Of the spanish language, but In
$s;i'is : & sirss ey var !sSss
A white man named Joseph Kennedy Oh sa,ar-
ss'sss C s''" y o ssS ;sss sss ss itia sa
summoned. ~.
.Aeo,, O'Clock on saturday evening the coal
i've s,oyeTSs. fofians;cly s X ssA SssssAns s,ssSes
before doing much damage.
Tue, next lecture OF this course will be deilv-
cred This evening at O'Clock, by Rev. =. s.
Mitchsll, Of Nev York Avenue ,fresLy terlan
Church, the subject being What | am,irather
that do, "in the Y. N. u. A. building. These
those interested Il csristiss sf SsPE. s''p''r ~
At about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning q novel
incident occurred 70 car No. ~, Of the Washing
ton and Georeetown line. 1t had halted on Cap
itol liIll, near the company's STABLES, to change
horace, the brakes being hard down. Scarcely
had Tho conductor aud driver left 1t when the
orasss iet 90 their hold and the car shot down
every foet W Y Isacsed the sperp curye St ihe
breaking the two forward wheels prone In two
and generally smashing .the running year 10
Of this kind that mas happened on this line with
10 few days. Sound economy should md means
70 stop them. They might result In seripus loss
with car laden with passengers when u leaves
the track.
National Republican., 1873-11-24
PRoBABi.s srURDEn.

shsssi.s Of MN. ksliey By eswuSs As~e--
Cs~ss Of the Deed -Kscaps Of the crisas-
sai.
On Saturday morning. shortly after 10 O'Clock,
smother shooting sffair occurred at No. 1875 x
erect northwest, In what Ia known % Ruther-
fords row, aud which, IN all probability. vii re-
suit fatally. The cause for the shoouns was
trivial In the extreme, and the perpetrator Of
The DECD, one Samuel Agge, . colored boy.
about is yssss Of sse, dslibsfaiely and gremsdl.
Fanny Kelley. The victim resides o. the house
q iss - q ~ wSoS. iof Ssiss sSs S ssstsS y
Asss YssiIs%sS II ~ s1s cSs. .nS aSf s Sn
nsnded the sanie ID tcty rude manner. She
3: ssss 4: !: sss sss; .ss ~ ssss.ls al
s.t aS s's ~. r :as RS 'ss z q, sG as AZ
sss. $s sss'sas & ss s sr ~ ss'1ss s % '' ss,a d
charged y q her, the ban entering At the outer
sSss Q. sSs sisss ass psspcs diIecy back; na
lmbedded ID Z bone Of tie skull near The ear.
she Ten IN The hall way, the blood flowing In .
ARR stream and covering the door. lie then
yard. and made Sis escape. fsehasssnd S Of he
i.r.ssas q, lisItisss va sunmoaea b. .om.
iSe Unfortunate Somsn. SUE vas plsced on % the S
ssss.S ed i;sscsss;a .I. Y: " AIM ss s.yss ~
tract u. kverythins was done that could be for
the sufferer, and soon afterwards DR.. Bulkley
ssrived; md alter .censultasiop with DR., Hssa.
gan they both decided that Il vas impossibfe 10
sItnct ~ bali uishoui causing dcstS.
Dsuteosnt skippon,e Knowing tns womaas
dangerous eondltfop, sent for Justice Clark TO
tske her Anse-nostsm statement, but she was
obtain any declaration from her. After the
shooting Ae1c nAde his sscaee into Z nreet,
and ran down Thirteenth, into The Division. His
brother and mother state q ,hss he = made threat.
Isss's s% Hoss assi m AZ s S;is 81 ..S: .Ss
that the nrst knowledge she gained OF the affair
Mas from sam. running past her deor, and
n.s Ss az sSe.s now ,h.s Vim send
me TO hell or some other seaport" She says
san has been badsoy always, and that she is
ss.s NJ . ,Ss second one q the
Henry Agee, his oldest brother. killed women
= vifs.nh about twenty ysAn ago, by knocking
her brslua oat with oliiS.
a ssss s, sSs. e Asss :nS soUS ss
rents, me.efish and Esrths Age, in Slate alley, ~
Jus, In the rear OF where the shooting took
Daring s..utday nissl lths isju,sd lady vas as
oomfortahis - possible under tho circuhst. hoes,
and yesterday her condition was sornewhat i'm:
/ proved, and inspiring hope for her family and
| mi wound received. both The detective ali
police force are keeping sharp look out for the
search was made for The bali saturday after.
noon, but without avail. The patient is dslup
yell anhon{en II nos & sni.e ost q .danger; Drs'
h.fsissn snd bak,sy: sss ssssssg ply ysielsns
stances, until symptoms demand further medl.
| cal Interference.
National Republican., 1873-11-24
yornDHY CHURCH..
Apsln-fs<lslsF.

rhe following u ~ ubsirGst u tue sermon Of
hov. II. A. cIerclEni. pastor, ~ delivered res
terduy morning:
Death Is seplrHuOa. 1hs chrisiila Ife springs
from tue unlon VI The souI VITA Christ. Il 1--we;
yet not ]; chrlst hysth IN me-" THIS union Il
voluntary. We can reject Christ or come into
oneness with MIN. lie does not force himself
upon ~. "As many as received him. 70 them
gave he power TO become the sons OF God." He
with US, not In bodily presence, but As an
eternal spirit. "Ho that belleveth the Son hath
eternal lfe." The faith by which we possess
him Is not one Of historic statements, dogmas,
| crceds or opinions, carried on the shoulders OF
prejudice and custom, but Ia wrought IN Us by
the holy spirit, and is the Inward apprehension
and exercise OF our deepest faculties. IL Is the
divinest reliance Of the s0al on Cnrisi, pro-
l0nged into habit abide IN me, and In yoa
There Is divine side TO this union. my be-
loved Is mine, and am hla." lie puts his sever
| lasting arms" underneath and around US. "You
are kept by the power OF God unto salvation"
we maintain our hold upon him, but our security
and blessedness are In hts holding as by his right
hand. The faith that brings US into union with
him exercises all our powers aud embraces all
| his nature. He Is the perfection OF law as well
God; to remove them and bring US back to him
we need more than spotless exempar. Gle
was wounded for our uansgressions by his
/ stripes We are healed We need something
| more than TO possess Christ as q name in history
and as theory In religious philosophy. We want
MIN centred IN our confidence, aud as O living
| seed In our affections. lie must be IN our hearts
and lives as leayen In meal and corn in the bosom
OF the earth.
The proof OF our thus having Christ Is In our
having also new life, "lle that hath the Son
hath life.n Christ came that we might have life
and love it more abundantly. Wherever this In
dwelling Christ-life exists II will manifest ITSELF
Il has Its inner and It's outer worklngs its branch
~ well as root; Its fruit as well as circulating
sap; Its activities as well as emotions. Il Is
more than q passive principle. "Be that saith
he abideth In Him ought also to walk as lie
uaiked." II man may be so much aud do so
mneh a. we must admit he may In every depart
ment Of our lfe-literature, science, statesman
s1ip-without the throb0ing consciousness OF
this sublime ln-dwelling, what ought he TO be-
cone and accomplish who has IT. "What do ye
more than othsrs7" Must we answer "Nothingf"
shame on 0ur hollow faiths and professions. He
that bath not larger and diyiner life "hath not
the son. No matter what else he may have, no
matter what he may profess 70 love, he has not
the son, whom 70 love Il 10 have more life for
every fAeulIJ, eyerJ energy and every under
taxing.
Ths Chnst~life was the life Of humanity; by so
much ~ we have thAt life will we have the eter-
nal life Of Him whose love kindled all souls,
whose bounty feeds every living thing, whose
empire ls bOundIess and everlasting. This life
National Republican., 1873-11-24
Hebrew ReIIef A...cIa,Iop,

Tue Israelitea Of washington organized relief
and aid society yesterday, BY electing 8. Wolf
president, L. Oppenhelmor vice president, p. L.
Abraham secretary, A. 8. solomons treasurer,
and Messrs. II. Adler, 7. l.. Biout and L. Baer
committee on relief.
The Chair appointed Messrs. l.. Abraham, N.
II. Prince and y. Josephs as committee 70 draft
laws and TO report 70 an adjourned meeting ON
sunday next a. $50 O'Clock at the yestry rooms
OF the Eighth-street synagogue.
TINS our Jewish citizens are IS active a. ever
In behalf OF the poor. We hope that tnelr nObe
example VIII be generally followed and they 10
generously supported,
National Republican., 1873-11-24
PERSONAL

l1IIon. James @. Blame arrived on saturday a.
NJ resldence on Fifteenth street. lH
Hon. Zach. Chandler Of Michigan, has arrived
Mr.. tbuls n 5ehuits., esiltor Of the New Yofk
Timss, WIN arrive mere this morning.
Gen. A. n. Niles and family. United slater
Army, and Hon. Geo. 4. Lincoln, Boston, ere o.
the Ebbltt house.
Hon. Geo. 3, Houston, Alsbsma; Hon. Jyhn
RLehie, Maryland; Hon. OF. snyder, Hon. W.
E.wnpshlre. Arkansas, arc at the Metropolitan
WIN. orton, ot New Yotk; A. woeikof. Russia;
Hon. NJ. Msstnnis and wife, Of Montana, and
G.sIt, n. cnrk' United ststes Navy, ars ss
sptafer Bisiue write. TO freed the, ns VIII
not resch here tyetbre Thursday OF Friday next.
lIe Is INV 10 Boetou, and win stop over : any N
The Herald prints the name Of Hoa. Joseph n.
Sloss, OF Alabama. James II. aioss. The Intel
lectual department OF the Heruid ahouid be sup
piled With q copy OF the Congress directory.
Hon. A. n. Cotton and wife, Iowa; Hon. y. b,
Corwin and Wife, lllluoias ihoa.sS. n. Wilson
ssss, !ss!s's ss.s k$sk kkitssss9s l:l;'SaE3 a
2. Rolser, Pennsyivanis, arc 1t ths Eosit'
| house,
h ~ Herald Is fitting out vessel fss the ~
tof ne .0DnUpeusepts In Nm ewept OF wa
| against Cuba Mr. tBenneu hes secured one o
/ the fsAtest steam yachts anost for tnts service
Mr.. Sellhamer, formerly chief Of the Herald bu
resu ID thia city, will ~ he ohisfof tho Herd,,
| c0rps In thu Cuban wAtsTs. ar...., ,..r
National Republican., 1873-11-24
SNEAK THIEVES.
x,L.A A.tA.,,Ag

II wulSs reusntbsssd ,bSStha lesdsgs.ot ,ihe
REPUBLICAN Of an account being Published oi
the arrest Of tvo asat tAlsves Wis were rob-
bins boarding houses. Detectives Coomes and
miller were working up the case, and became
satisned that thsro Were at least Two more Of The
party at liberty, and they must Be iapptehcndsd
10 complete tie work. Accordingly, sharp
watch wn kept. and iaforws!ion finally OBJ
wards the Bouth. A dispatch was Immediately
seat q Ricsmond, describing the parties, With
the reqneat 70 caPtars and hold them. The tele-
gram was handed TO that active and very sue
cesafal dcteciive. Jack Wren, who, half 40 hour
station with The Identical men wanted. This
fact was oommsnloalSd = tAe loloc here, and
Detective Coomea lott hero on Friday night, and
returned the following evening with the thieves.
This completes the gang, aud by their apprehen-
sion OUT oiusens will probably be tho he richer
In clothing and household goods. Tho thanks
OF the community aro certainly due the detect
I've corps for the promptness with which they
perform t1eir dudes and the success thst AZ
tends thsir efforts In Kidding our city Of these
low and meanest kind Of thieves. ,s
National Republican., 1873-11-24

pushes through the hard crusn Of selnshpsss
and prejudice, thrown % the dry ba4 q custom
anA tradition, puts forth its root IKE tne ceuef
and It's branch like Lebanon the hiils ne c0v-
cred with the shadow OF H. and tne oouens
thereof are IKE ,he CEDAR 2, ~ sgc e. 'pe ss.scSss
INTO Inc river, and her leaf, even, Ia for the
leading Of the matrons. "In Him are hid All
tbe treasares Of knowledge" OF benevoleuoe, OF
culture and OF civilization. The sweep OF this
life IL as boundneas ~ the race, Ia neal IA unto
al peoples, IT, plan. extend 70 syery spring & o.
OF this life alone spring world-wide philanthru-
pies, alliances, mlssious, asylums for every suf-
iering and deliversnoe from every wrong.
He that lives this life, lives snot henceforth
unto hlmself.r He Judges neithsr Christ nor
lie realizes All % he empire re- Of go souls and he fstSef.
hood OF God. He feels thc dignity OF an A.
mighty baptism aud the 'larfeness Of Immortal
ity. As he Ia, 30 others are the lowest and
mcanest are sons Of uod, for whom TO suffer and
die Jesus eadured the cross and desplsed its
shame. This life In our humanity Is the, best
oi il universal rsformsiion and heavenly des.
al 1ii NAV have thls life. "It any man win open
TO me will come In 10 him" and he his glad and
everlasting guest. "Therc Ia one Mediator 4"
but one. As Christ was so God V. without re.
ask for bread Of life. Christ satisfies our scnse
OF justice and assures us Of the Divine approach
abcness. Who is he that has the cruel hudacity
70 stand between my soul and my fataer's love
Priestcraft crushes manhood, for u takes away
God. Spain is q desert and den, the Middle Agea
to come 10 the Fathers heart. IN which union Ia
life, but only 10 the priests designing policy, IN
which union Ia death. Long hyo CASTELAR, and
the Chfistian repubiicl
National Republican., 1873-11-24
RRIRF rKI.KaapAnra.

Her British Majestys ship syrus, which sailed
9om Halifax october Is, has not been heard OF
since. ''
Reports from tho interior Of pennsylyanla say
wet snow fell from noon yesterday. 10 Phila-
delphia Il rained. ri-ti 1'-.' 7 - e
i'rhe copmfyee of,tns -aesrela Press Assqlss
ton have decided 10 postpone the cAn fut the
press Convention 10 moot In b. hosAs uusi sone
fature time. lTlT rrrrrV
Hpiloisa at Lewrs, Delaware, report thst the ave-
latham light-ship has disappeared. There ID .
sunken vessel on FsnEicks l.Iznd phoais, whics
ts supposed to bc the hxht shfp. W w ftf'
Al the boiler test at Pittsburg on Saturday the
sinalc-rivetcd boiler leaked badly, and prcssure
Of 3ig pounds was all that could be attained.
THIS Ia regarded M q satisfactory test.
:. fIatt A Co.'S folllng-miil and Iron works, ct
yunnlo, N. y. which have been Idle for the past
'fouf weeks, will .cs-me business tomorrow
morning ata reduction Of wages and time Of
about ten per cent.
Tho wrccking schooner l,esoiutc he's returned
10 Norfolk from the wreck Of the schooner be-
tore reported sunk ten miles south OF Cape
Henry. Thc 6ivef reports the schooner oa her
beam ends. She had an anchor ont, with thirty
fathoius Of chain. Her name could mot DO asceT-
tAined. She Ia loaded with oil,