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MArIszAs Dec s-saiied, brig Agnes Barton, Knight,
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ACHEEN.
The Dutch Reinforcing Army Landed on the
Coast-The Natives Quiescent Dur
ing the Operation.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HAGUE, Dec. IL, 1879.
The government has received intelligence that
1900 troops belonging to the expedition which
lately left Batavia for Acheen have effected land
ing on the coast of that country without oppos-
tion.
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RUSSIA.
IElEsaAm 70 TINE NEW YORK utnllD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. II, 1878.
The Gar has ordered the Grand Duke ALEXIS on
another journey around the world.
The Grand Duke win set ont on his tour next
Spring.
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THE VILE DU HAVRE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. IL, 1873.
quiry into the Vile du Havre disaster, and has
offered to defray the expenses OF the British wit
nesses.
France has accepted the offer, and promises that
The investigation shall be searching and complete.
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SAILED.

Steamships Zodiac Morehead City, NC; Richmond
Norfolk sfip Gov Norton San Francisco; barks Martin
Luther tNor, Dublin prindsesse AleSandra dam, st
and Bahia Cechino Danovaro qtaD, Cork or Falmouth
brig Wesley seymour (Br), Gibraltar.
wind Mt suneet N light
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SWITZERLAND AND ROME.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YsRK HERALD.

BERNE, Dec. IL, 1879
The Swiss government has decided TO hand the
Papal Nuncio his passport account OF the Pope's
last encyclical letter.
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Of Justification.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1878.
Marshal Bazalne addressed letter to his coun-
sel yesterday thanking them for their efforts in
his behalf and concluding as follows:-
81 shall not appeal against the sentence, not
wishing to proong in the eyes OF the world the
spectacle Of such painful struggle. request you
20 take no further steps. look no longer to men
iOr Judgment. Strong in my conscience, which re-
proaches me with nothing, confidently await the
justification which will come with the lapse OF
time and the subsidence of party passions"
PRES OPINIONS OF THE COMPUTATION OF PUNISH
The conservative press generally approves of the
eemmutation Of the sentence.
The Steele says it win create "a painful feeling OF
surprise in the country"
Preparing for Deportation to HIS Place
OF Confinement.
PARIS, Dec. IL, 1878.
The island of Sainte.Marguerite, OF Cannes, has
been selected as the place OF confinement for Mar
shal Bazaine and he will be sent there this week.
The Marshal received the news OF the commuta-
lion OF his sentence without emotion.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

madrid, Dec. II, 1878.
General Moriones yesterday reoccupled Tolosa
she capital OF Guipuzcoa, alter an engagement in
which the Carsts lost $50 men.
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INDIA.
Public Relief by Timely Fall Of Rain.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, Dec. II, 1873.
heavy rain prevailed over Bengal yesterday.
giving great relief to the crops.
The fears Of famine are now considerably mod.
Grated.
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SPAIN.

Carhst Defeat and Republican Triumph in
Battle.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
: jast year..,.. ...'...',..',n.,''"s' ~
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amer. Salts Destination Oaoe.
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BAZAINE.

President MacMahon Commutes the Death Sem
tence-Twenty Years. acknowledgement
from Rank, but the Ceremonial
Dispensed With-The Pris-
oner's Protest Of Innocence.
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MlEsRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS. Dec. IL, 1878.
The decision OF President MacMahon in the case
OF Bazaine is announced this morning
The sentence OF death against the Marshal is
esmmuted to 20 years. seclusion.
He is to bear the effects OF degradation from
rank but will be spared the humiliating cere-
mony.
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ALEX A ND RIA.

HORSE THIEF.-Mr. Henry Giesking, q
butcher, who has q stand in the Centre marke
the purpose of gaining information in regard to
man named George Giles, who stole horse
and wagon from him on Thursday last. lie
found the wagon at Chathsm's stable. where il
had been left by the thief, who borrowed a sad
ole and bride, and has not since been seen.
Giles has been lately employed as a fireman on
the Baltimore railroad. 1t Is thought that he
has gone south.
The PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL JUBILEE
The semi-centennial jubilee of the Theological
Seminary Of the diocese OF Virginia, near this
city. commenced this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The alumni and visitors met in the seminary
chapel, and an address of welcome was deliv-
cred by Bishop Johns in the most fervid aud
feeling terms. Other addresses were made by
DE- JOS Packard, Rev. q. W. Andrew, Bishop
Lee and Rev. DIR. Norton. The latter stated
that by the failure OF Mr.. Dodge, of New York,
this institution has lost the liberal bequest of
100000 made by him, and is now 81 900 in debt.
Mr.. Dodge made this bequest several years ago.
but requested the privilege of holding back the
principal for awhile, as he needed it in his BUSH
ness: He paid over the interest regularly, but
his failure now will cause the loss of all.
SPEAKING TOMORROW NIGBT.-Gov. Gil
bert q. Walker and John W. Daniel, esq, Of
Lynchburg, and Mr.. l.. b. Taylor, of this city,
are TO address the people of Alexandria to- NOR
row night at Sarepta hall.-SentineI, last eve-
ming.
HENRY STREET RAILROAD TRAcK-Pro-
ceedings in the Henry street railroad track case
will be commenced Tomorrow before X. KEN
per, commissioner, when the corporation attor-
ney will aGduce evidence TO prove that the bond
Of 1000 given by David Pullman on the in
junction restraining the city city council from
interfering with the track in question is worth
less.
EAST ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-Gangs OF
laboleTs are now at work on all the sections OF
the East Alexandra railroad, the road to con-
meet the w. O., V. M. and G.. $. railroad with
the Ii. and .. railroad at Bladensburg, via a
ferry across the Potomac at this city, and it is
confidently expected that the road will be com
pleted and in running order by the end Of the
current year. GGzette, last eusninq.
TIE STREET CARS of the Georgetown branch
OF the Metropolitan road commenced running
TO their western terminus-the Academy of the
Visitation, on Fayette street-yesterday after
noon. They are well patronized already, bat
will treble their business as soon as they run on
regular time and early and late. The late at
night travel from Washington to Georgetown is
very heavy, the tide being in the other direc-
ton i'll the morning.
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GEORGETOWN f.

THE CASAL.-The receipts of the canal COM
pany tor the week ending the 10th of September
were Cumberland, ga, 990.36; Georgetown,
S3,o55.6S; Williamsport, s2o6.is; Hancock, not
yet received; total, els. 252F. Two hundred
and sixty boats left Cumberland during las,
week, carrying g, l39 tons of coal. Forty nine
boats left Cumberland on Monday. carrying
5,605 tons of coal.
The ATTENTION OF THE POLICE is called 70
the hill on the southeast corner of Fayette and
Cd streets, which is frequented by crowd OF
unruly boys, who, by hooting and yelling and
throwing sods at each other, make IL rather
too lively for the comfort of residents IN that
neighborhood. Sunday afternoon is the time
when the young rowdies make themselves mos,
obnoxious.
RIVER NRws--The schooner j. Reese arrived
to-day from Baltimore with cargo OF salt fol-
!. Thos. Davis & Co.; and the steamer Lady OF
the Lake cleared for Norfolk with four and
general merchandise.
GRAIN TRADE.-The receipts of grain to-day
we're 1000 bushels wheat per schooner Kitty
Ann, from Alexandria, for Hartley & Bro, and
LOCO bushels do. per canal to II. NJ. Talbot
and small lot to L. q. Wheeler. The offerings
on change were 1000 bushels wheat, but the
buyers and sellers could not agree upon the
price,
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THE TARRING AND FEArHERING TRAGEDY
The investigation in the Kelsey case, before
Coroner Bayiiss, at Oyster Bay, Long Island
has been resumed. 1t is proposed to hold a
secret session, in which Mrs. Oakley's hired girl
Margaret McCauley, and Arthur Hurds hired
poItant evidence is expected to be elected il
reference TO the finding of a portion OF a man's
body in an ash barrel on Mrs. Oakley's prem.
ises. James Ives, a clerk in the employ of A
T. Stewart, has also been summoned. His tes.
timony is expected 10 implicate Royal and Ru.
dolph Sammis. Mrs. Julia Sammis, nee Smith
has been also summoned to appear before Cor.
as the unwilling witness told his hired man the
day after the tarring and featherng of Kelsey
81 guess he won't bother any more women
Both master and men will be examined.-N. Y
Times.
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0The panic killed the Shreveport fund.


RCorrect spelling Of panics Pay nix.
aGA divorced Vinton. Iowa, man got mar
ried that same night.
~ kerosene engine to drive sewing ma
chimes has been made.
G'Butting boxes" is favorite relaxation Of
the bo0tblacks.
~fhe Wabash river, Ind, Is % 10 v - to be
beneath notice.
races with baby coaches.
ga bride of72 and groom of 70 are honey.
incoming at Eipon, Wis.
sIwsgner, the Isle OF Shoals murderer, was
yesterday sentenced to be hanged. He protested
his entire innocence.
ga Niagara hackman has bean trying to
initiate Belleni on the tight rope. He only got
SO TAR as tight.
~ Gen. y. p. Banks is spoken Of - proba-
BILE member In the lower house Of the next
Massachusetts legislature from Waltham.
aSTbe Athletic base ball club yesterday de-
feated the Mutuals In Philadelphia BY score
of 10 to 8.
ErA Depere youth named james walker
sold his aunt's COW to . butcher, and u now an
inmate OF the reform school.
VJudge w. @. Riley, who Is canvassing vir-
gihia for the republican ticket, predicts that
the republicans will carry the state by 70, 900
majority.
srTbe British association, in session ct
Bradford, have adopted resolution rainR the
government to send An exploring expedition to
the Arctic region.
sTwilkie Collins, Who sailed from ENGLAND
10 This country, Saturday, tried his powers a.
reader before London audience before b
started, and was pronounced great success.
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The PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY IN HIGH
LIFE.-Parker. who shot his wife yesterday Ia
Philadelphia and then committed suicide was
the son of the late Isaac Brown Parker, who
let an estate fully worth $1,000, 900, to be di-
yided among two sons and three daughters
This estate comprises some of the most valua-
BILE property in Philadelphia, owning the
ground upon which the Continental hotel and
the Grand Central theatre stands. The exac.
provisions of the will left by the father who ad
amassed this colossal fortune was to the effect
that the heirs were to enjoy only the income of
their respective shares in order that the princi-
pal might continue to be enjoyed by their chill
dren, and II any died without issue their share
was to merge into the general estate for the ben
eft of the others. His wife was the daughter of
Robert MacGregor, and had been twelve years
married. He leaves only one child-a boy three
wears old.
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Affairs in Montgomery Comfy, Nd.
POLITICAL CoALITIoN-MiXgD REPUBLICAN
AND DEAoCRATIo TIcKEr-THE REASON
wEY-PETrER ROADS WANTED, ETC.
ROCKVILLE, MONTGOMERY Co., Mo.,{

And DEMoCRATIo TICKEr-THE REASON
wHY-RETTER ROADS WANTED, ETC.
ROCKVILLE, MONTGOMERY Co, Mo,t
September 9th, 1873. {
Editor Sdr:-Thc intri CUES of the close demo
cratic ring in Montgomery county for the last
few wears have at last opened the ewes of the
better portion OF her citizens 10 the fact that
they are being governed by set OF designing
politicians who feel no interest in the affairs of
the county beyond the salaries of the Off cess in
which they seem to think they have life es-
tate. BY manipulating the primary meetings
men have sometimes heretofore received the
combinations who wee particularly objectiona-
NE 10 n large portion of the most respecta BILE
democrats, but always hoping for better things
Fl the next ensuing election they have stuck TO
their party through thick and thin and elected
the nominees, believing them at the time unfit
~ I'll the positions. Forbearance has at length
ceased TO be a virtue, and from present pros
poets old Montgomery will rid herself Of the
political hyenas who have eaten her flesh and
are now growing over the bones. Such we'll
known ard respectable citizens of the county as
George Peter, (brother Of DR.. Arnistead Peter
of Georgot0wB,l Judge Bouic, aud other prom
ueut ones could name, have been ignored by
the cliIus and their advice disreear ded bur
their friends have at last determined, at any
sacrifice of party prejudice, to endeavor to bring
abou; better state of things. BY an agree
mert with this conservative element OF the
democratic party, the republicans at their con-
vCntlOn in this place on Saturday LIST nom mated
MIXED TICKET.
composed Of an equal number Of conservative,
democrats and republicans, all efficient and
honest men, who are willing to lay aside party
issues for the benefit Of the people they repre-
sept, and the following is the ticket:-For state
senate, II. G. Holloway; house Of representa-
tives, 7. G. Connolly, Christopher Lansdale and
John y. Soper; county clerk, John I. Vincent;
register OF de eds, John H. Allnutt; sheriff, VIM.
Watkins; county commissioners, VIM. Brown,
y. b. Wathen and NJ Thomas. There are two
additional nominations to be made for county
commissioners, and Mr.. Harvey Fawcett and
DIR. Barack Offutt are spoken of-both good
men. ON the above ticket the candidate for
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THE COURTs.

POLICE COURT, judge snsH-To-day, Patrick
Snow, George Neal and Charles Parker forfeited
collateral for cursing. Richard Morgan, Ciara Peel
Pesey loud and boisterous; ss. John Kemp, ours.
ing; IS Thomas johnson, vagraut, was sent
down 20 days Margaret Flood, charged with sell
ing liquor without license; Judgment suspended.
Patrick 0'Day, assault aud battery on Patrick Cro-
pin; So and costs. John Thomas larceny Of an axe;
hned ee. Alfred Morrow, larceny Of hat; IS and
costs. Anna Hamilton pleaded guilty to an assault
and battery on Margaret Ann johnson, and was
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THK ToBACCo CROP.-The Danvilie (Va)
Register says:-"We had the opportunity on
Monday of seeing many fields OF tobacco lying
on the road between Danyiila and Pittsylyania
courthouse. Very little of 1t has been cut. All
the fields appear green, and some Of them were
so backward that 1t is scarcely possible that
they will be ready for housing before frost. A
great deal of the tobacco is ripening a green
color, owing to the late rains which filled it with
sap. The farmers from all parts of the country
of whom we inquired at the courthouse, repre-
sent the crop as being In the condition of that
we have described. They think the yield may
be as heavy as usual in pounds, but cannot be
of good quality. II there be any yellow tobacco
made, IL will be that which stands on the hill
several weeks to cOme.n
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EFFECTS OF TOO Much CHOLERA MEDICINE
New Albany, Ind, dispatch, dated Septem-
Der 20, says-"Col. T. c. Durham, Judge OF the
satiOn at Charlestown last night, by engaging
In broils in pubic at Kenneth's hall. The judg5
was there with his daughter, aged about II,
and, being under the influence of cholera medi-
cnes, accused Bud Gilbert Of Offering her an
insult. This brought about difficulty, Dun
ham shaping Gilbert's face. The wife OF Pat
Carney remarked that Durham ought to be
ashamed Of himself, which, coming to his ears,
Durham passed a sighting remark about her
which was taken up by Pat Carney. He and
Durham clinched, and his Honor was tuinb!ed
down stairs and considerably bruised. The az
fair created much unfavorable comment and
deep chagrin among the democrats. Gov. Hen
bricks had better send down his militia"
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LETIER FROM THE PEOPLE.

Editor .Sfar. My attention has been called to
an article IN morning paper rejecting upon
MIR. q. VI. Golden, superintendent of the Good
Hope road. The unanimous opiRi0n of all the
properly holders in that vicinity is that we have
got an honest incorrupuble superintendent In
Mr.. Golden, one who is endeavoring to do his
whole duty by us. and we trust and sincerity
hope the Board OF Public Works will sustain
him in his endeavors to have our work well
done. GOOD HOPE,
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A BOYS LEG WORTH s10,OO0-A Jury As
tonishing Railroad Compdny.-An importan,
case was disposed OF in the circuit court al
White Plains, Weetchester county, yesterday
Thurbur, residing with his parents In Morrisc-
MIA, was run over by Q horse-car OF the Harlem
Bridge, Morrisania and Fordham railroad, and
injured 80 that he lost leg. An action for
1000 damages was brought BY the little fel.
lows father against the company, and yester-
day 1t was disposed Of in short order by the jury
rendering verdict for the full amount claimed
n accordance with the earnest appeal Of plain.
tits counsel. Counsel for the defense gave no
tice that the case would DO appealed.-N r
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The t,yo-storv brick dwelling, and lot No. 5, in
w w CorcoTan's Subdivision of square go,
Was sold yesterday for $4,000.
chief Hendricks. of the New Haven fire de-
parfrnent. W in the city yesterday, and was
SHOWN the work ngs Of our department by Chief
Frgfueer CrOuin-
Governor Shepherd visited police headquar-
tiers today, 20 attend the regular meeting % the
Board OF Police Commissioner, which meets
this afternoon.
Col. Richard Harrington, judge advocate on
the Governor staff. yesterday rendered his res
ignatiOn OF the position, which was accepted.
his successor has not been announced.
The GeTmaBia MRnnerchOr OF Baltimore will
visit Richmond next sunday. I'm route through
this city our SeHgeTbund will join them and
proceed with them to Richmond.
Superintendent :. NJ. Golden has had the
work on Good Hope hill, in the county. stopped
on the alleged ground that the stone work is not
berg done IN accordance with the contract.
The comr1ittee on subscriptions for the pro-
posed hotel on Capitol HtI nave appointed
hessrs. = r Cramerr II. y. Chapman and II
q. Merritt So canTa Ser5 to solicit subscriptions
Of stock
From Robert Beeu we have Htrpsr's IFestl,
and the EC1I's ylusr.Ej Tor October Z; anlfrOl.
j. q. Parker Htrycr's EssSiY for Oct {. Mast
wields bis Psucii IN lively shsps 20 puncture the
HerQl9's CTsalism business.
At Yesterday session OF the national council
o. American Mechanics in Philadelphia. the
national councillor was authorized % appoint
special deputy 70 look after the interests Of the
order in the District Of Columbia.
Judge Robert Ould, formerly district attorney
for the city of Washington. and during the war
confederate agent ror the exchange of prison
house Of delegates from Richmond, Va.
The annual crop of mendiCsuts has come
with the cool weather, and Washington Is again
annoyed bv their OPPORTUNITIES. One of the
favOrite places for them . ply their vocation IL
along the coping Of the wall enclosing the War
department building. To-day one of them,
front OF the Executive mansion outside the en-
closure. Let the vagrsnt act be enforced.
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CITY ITEMS.

CoRNs, ETc.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
buniors, club, or ingrowing nails. vascular ex-
cascencss, chilblains, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief ut DIR. Whites establish
ment, No. 5s5 18th street, opposite the U. 5,
Treasury.
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THE RzGIsrRATIOs.-Jhe work OF the board
of registration yesterday footed up. Changes
~ white and Y eoiOrsd; total, g Ne77 mines
&C white AMI ~ eclgEc1, t9t.., IL.
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WANT A DIEoRcz.--sIr. ID. z. CaLir yester-
day entered suit for Catheran Bowie for a al
voTce from the bonds o. nlstrinOny Id lanes
Boyle. to whom she vas married Il March fsS;S
she charges cTuel Treatment an states ~ - -
he nov n jail fOE al assault upon heT.
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A D!srERAfn EWCoUNTHR-The Raleigh
Sentinel describes . desperate fight between
county, N: G.: "They fought With butcher
knives, and di6 not coase gaining each other
until Mitchell, exhausted from excessiye loss Of
though . miserable srongh,' Was too honorSbie
to strike hts antagonist when down, but called
assistance and had the wounded man taken to 9
neighborinE house and rode twelve miles, HIM
self severely wounded, 70 procure medical
assistance for his lare Antagonist. Mitchell Il
recovering; the parties are now friends and NO
arrests have been made.n
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TIE varied attractions Of the Theater
ConiqUe this week ars drawing ane houses %
that YCpuiar place Of arlIsc n--fit, where nov
city after novelty IS introduced TO keep ~ TIE
interest.