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e., ane schooner Prince William while lying at
Ev 1su'ye wharf this morning was run afoul Of
nvs auo'ner schooner that was drifting down the
'' Soa hal some her rigging carried away.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
The 31st Annual Session begins SEPT. 23d,
1874. Elevated and beautiful location. Four
resident Assistants Terms rs before Gaia
logue sent on application to the Principal
l.. NJ. BLACKBERRY, NJ. A,
~ l5-eotO1 Alexandria Va.
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CLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
~ NEAR M aRkHAM STATION,
EATOIITER HlITNTY

TLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
~ NEAR MARkHAM STATION,
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Terms: $3.50 per scholastic year. No extra
charges. Apply to
K. JAQUELIN AMBER, Principal.
P 81 have Just engaged Mr.. J AMES NJ.
AMBER us my Assistant, who has this SEES
sion graduated ut the University in Creek, Lat
in and German.
REFERESCEs:
Tho Clifton Preparatory School is one Of those
noble high schools prep .ratory to the UNIVERSE
ties of which every Virginian should be proud,
and The success Of which every lover Of sound
learning ought earnestly to desire. The We!
known scholarship, skill and experience Of it,
Principal, Mr. K. J. Amber, renders the school
worthy of the liberal patronage of those who
seek thorough training for their sons.
CHARLES S. VENABLE,
Prof Msth Univ. Virginia
We endorse the above recommendation of
Colonel Venable.
}. JOINS. Bishop of Virgins.
r. Al. WHITTLE, Asst. Bp. Va.
sCnELE DEVEEE,
Prof Moi Lang. Univ. Va.
B. L. G1LDERsLEEvE,
Prot Greek Univ. Va
WIN. E. PETERS,
Prot Latin, Univ. Va
IT take pleasure in recommending Mr.. R. j..
Amber's school to the public"
E. S. JoYSEs,
Prof. Mod. Lang. Wash. and Lee Univ.
Markham station je 4-d2mGtwlAw2m
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SUGARS-25 bbls REFINED SUGARS
~ received and for sale by
aug - DAVY & HARMON.
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DRIME POTOMAC HEkR1NG-A lot of
4 superior Potomac Herring for sale by
jy 2-tf JNU. j. JAMESON S CO.
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BUAsCfELL'S
STANDARD SpR1se LEAF TEA.

STANDARD SpR,ye LEAF TEA.
FRESH LIPORTA HON.
HIGHLY FLAVUkhD!
STRONG AND SWEET!
Many persons are daily u-ing it VITO have
been pay ny heretofore 81 t. Sl.Z3 per pound
for quality 10 peas. them.
Bi.- Ii TO, strong, use less in the drawing
Ii IL OF original color, Such ss Is Us Tor max
ing Grcea Tea.
4 trial VII prove its merits.
n w. BUR HELL, 49,! j stree
Two doors t. ON Ehbl:t House.
aug lS-2w Washing: on, ID. &.
rHEAP PIANOS AND ORGANS.
German Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300 w
| oct Rosewood ~ w
elegant Num- 81 ClnrXes ocl............. 25U w
4 sviendid ncw II oct Rosewood w,tu
% vi the Inpr vencnts...................3 $50 90
fac second. h and Urs. Iu"U = powell
IN y r ect order, first cost 81 40, now..... e5 co
| il CT. MctOd son ........ 90 w
New Estcy u Scao niger Organ, from $50 10
Sl15 L rms o! pay meat easy. Call at
v BkChEko , Piano nj Music Rooms,
liz King street, Alexandria. Va.
lJ- Organs aud Pianos tuned and repaired in
the best nannrr aug II
I>ERIILlZEk3! FhKTILIZERSl
L FERTILIZhi{S!
Price of j. j. TURNER y CO.'S.
"EXCELSluR" REDUCED 10 s55.
AMMO SUPER PHOSPHATE Si5.
HERBERT B.sIANTo FINE GROUND
BONE at nLaGutacturers rates
aug IL General Commission Merchant
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Mrs. EMILY JAVISS,

Sole Propret-ess for Alexandria city and county
Gs- Washers for sale by
THOMAS HOY,
aug 17-lw. S. W. cor. King and Pitt sts
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N o T l G E :

A BOARDING SCHOOL for the reception
of YOUNG LADIES will be opened in this
place on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEP
TENDER NEXT, under the supervision Of
Miss SUE P. JONES. An early application is
desirable, as but y limited number viii be taken.
For information regarding terms, &c, address
Dr. E. p CLARK, The Plains, Fauquier coun-
ty, Virginia
he Plalns, Fauquier co., Va, aug ll-2tw3w
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n Alexandria, Va.
Third Annual Session will be opened SEP.
TEMBER 14:h. For superior advantages and
great inducements send for Catalogue and Cir
cul..r. Address
Rev. }. LITTLE,
aug 1O-lm Principal.
N
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THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION OF
i ARLINGTON HOME SCHOOL
Will commence tho 18th of SEPTEMBER.
For Circulars apply at the School, rs Cameron
street. Miss i. P. RIVERS,
aug l5-lm+ Principal.
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aug 17-tOl
DETHEL ACADEM 7,
THE LARGEST MALE BOARDING

ETHEL ACADEM II,
THE LARGEST MALE BOARDING
SCHOOL IN VIRGINIA,
PREPARES youths for business or for the Virginia
Universities, by which it is endorsed; affords ia
cilitles Tor learning Practical Surveying, Book
keeping and Tslegraphy and has an intr"duc,
tory course of Law. It's students are offered
Prize Scholarships in the Univ. of Va, the
Washington and Lee Univ, and the Va. Mil.
Institute. $3.50 for Board and Tuition for
half session of ~ weeks. No ertras For Gaia
logue, &c, address Principals, Bethel Academy
p o., Fauquier CO., Va. aug l5-lm
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
lM No II S. Washington st.
Scholastic duties will be resumed MONDAY,
September 18th Number of boarders limited.
For Circulars, containing t, rms, etc, apply to
Miss M A. ROACH, Principal,
auo 15.1m P O. box 379
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TReal Estate Agents and Auction

aug l0-eots
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This is to certify that l have used the Steam
Washer for near,y nine ,non hs and like 1t in pre-
ference to any Other as it gives perfect So issc-
tuu Mrs. Z. L. JAvINS.
, 1874-01-15
Therefore, o urges tho people to patronize tho op1o

blsion:- .....' ,-
Inns also Issued circulars stating Tint was selling
tckets oyor tho baltimore r Ohio aaalOonnc'!by'lie
1ailroads at s otcea In Baltimore and washington nt
cts. This movo Of tho Ponnsylvana Company III r0-
selling Tho ckesa Of ite riyal greatly conaonnsd by
tho public q. dtshonorablo, for Tho reason hat few
years ago this powerful corporation secured the pms
psge Of iaw BY the Legislature of rcnnaylyan'a PRO-
hbitng all traffic ~ ra!lroad tickesH ontaitto Of the
regular railroad Ticket olces and nor this tho Com
pnny Inns secured tho convet!on mud fino Of citizen
IF ptaburgh for rcscing ttekos over its roas TAeso
tiekos bad mover hco' naa audi herct1ro value had
novcr been rendered for them by tito 1saroad Com
rany. ,..
In vlow df these facts tho folnvng extract from tho
Baltimore Sun il Significant aud intsrestthg:
windows Of tho tioot-oce Of the pennsylyann nail.
roa corner Vt paltniose aud Calvert srcots, with tic
Sopsny sss seina toists o9sr thc bstinoro ohio
Na!lroad a. the following cxtromo'y low faton: From
baltimore 70 Ilsrper;a fersy, *2,:o 70 Marnshnre
Oonnelsye, s.. 60, and to ft.sburgh, $3.50. TLls ia
most eingunr rnovo on thu part u the ponnsylvania
nailroad Company ~ that CORPORATION IA compelled to
OF tho Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company, and At reg
ular rates. and by dispoaing Of tlo same ut rates
greatly beneath thoso demanded by the Baltimore h
and does not evon divert travel from the Baltimore Il
ilns 81 eonlss i esn make litt,o d:se',eo 70 ths
baltimore Ohio Company whelhas thny nell the
ticketa to passengers direct through third party,
ths Pennsylvania Rriroal. Thorc can only 10 GER
tain amount St tFays IN sny ease ,,,
body HuAt resen Tickets over tho Pennsylvania Rail-
ROAD, but ID nothtng for that glcat corporation t.
stoor to thts kind Of work II they SEQ On object In It
particular caac howeyer they intnro ono but thon
solves 1t Is undeystoo Tue baltimore b 0hto Rai
road Company nlacc no limitation I'd tho proper ust
therefor
, 1874-01-15
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Speetal Uispaseh o The Chicago 1+fbuue.
BOSTON, MasH., Jan. A.-Tho p!ohilttonjats had q
forctaaIs to-lay. much than they anticipated
of ths character Of w Legislature tint is 10 nuke
laws tlls winter. DAY or two aga ou Of the Don1o-
al anenug or repeating tue State Police act, Tlis waa
duly referred to thu btunding Cosl1sttea on the
Stood, In accordance with Tho .1uyeruura wishes Of q
majority Of htrict Prohihlt.onsts When the order
ca1lie up in the 1Ious0 to-day for rogcrcuee, hr
Fitzgerald, Democratic lnen.Isr from uontot ,noyei
ts ruern1ica to Joint spoeul conlnttou. Tlis was
objected to, au tho ena and nays wuro ordetud aud
Liquor Law was defeated by yot0 Of "a 10 1la
Mr. Ftzgeralls order was then adopted ond, on hta
Slate Police act md nonconourred In M reference to
thu Committee on the Liquor Law. Subsequently, Tho
petition Of the Massachusetts, Temperance A.
troll of tho p0lce Of Dostoa from the hands
Of tho Mayor and Aldermen, aud tho establishment Of
, 1874-01-15
TEXAS.


GALVESTON. Jan. 1A-Fhe Nesps' special from Austin
iB NJ follows:
In tho House the Committee to walt upon aov. Davis
reported that they had fulfilled the dutca asstgaed
them, and submitted tho answer1
Mr. sayers introduced tho following:
Resotutd Tint Committee Of five be appointed by
tho House to tako into consideration the answer Of tho
Governor to 4 joint committee Of tile Benate aud
HouRe, and report carly practicable what action
IL proper aud necessary to bo takon by the Legislature
Tho Chairman appointed as tho Committee nopre
eentatiycs Epperson, Delaney, 6ayors, barzic, and
Harrls.
MIR. Eprorson, from tho Commitoo to wait upon tho
Secretary Of sate reported and presented tho follow
lug hnsWor:
DEPARTMENT. or STATE, AUSTIN, Jap. II.
ID b. II. hyperion, II J. 0'Nsii. and J. II. HarrtsoA
GENTLEMEN: In response to your demand for tho
Of the election held IN December for Goycru
or, Lieutenant Governor, and Constitutional Anend-
ments, have to reply that suoh returns arc In my
thu deliver to The body you represent till the
Executive Of ths State has recognized you rs the
fourteenth Legislature.
Respectfully,
{9Ignod} JAMES +. NEwuohp, Beoy Of State.
THE hEHATE
was calcd to ordes Senator ireland IN the chair.
quorum WAS present.
Rr. Oulbertson, on tho part Of the Committee ap-
pointed to walt upon the Governor, reported their
compliance, handing in tho Governors reply.
Senator Swift, OF Cherokee, introduced resolution
meet like number Of tho ouse to consider the best
colrbo to be adopted under the circumstances, pend
Ing which the Honate resolved faalf Into secret
aion While there, tho Oolnlnttec was increased to
hye-Dillard, Ball, Wood, oulbsrtson, aud ireland.
Adjourned.
, 1874-01-15

d Metropolitan police, waa presented with \ motion
that It bc referred to tho Comlnttce on tho Liquor
Law; 9ho mt! VI VI defeatoa, , andt o. m9l!on n
Tho new Special Committee. ThIs development
Of strength was quite iinexpoctod by tho licenso
o er ay ia earpv een,a
IL probable shnt will soon be called to neuts
d tloaaueo to 10 presented.
, 1874-01-15
MINNESOTA,

6ptetat Dfspateh 10 The Chftaqn Tribune.
T1IF HALE or INDIAN TINES.
Ar. pAuf, jim. 14.-Tho Senate adopted Donneltyb
resolution, ordering tho appointment Of enhte Com
mlttes with power to send for rorsons md papcrF, to
ami e Lake reservations. Thongi in tho setato tic
reaoluttonn woro strongly opposed. baeauso inserting
tim propery.rlght Of the Bnte to rart Of tho reeor
rasaod with only two dissenting votos. Tho 1Io,.no
passed unanimously ohids' resolution donouncing
Smiths saos protesting that they arc injurious Thu
fntoscsts Of tho Indians and The peoplo Of tho State
ana monora'ls'ng Congress for their aunuiltng This
Will probably pas tho Senate without objection.
proposition to abolish atnto Normal Schools and give
tho buildings to tho towns which thoy hre respcct-
ivoy located -Winona, Mankato, and ST. Clnud II ID
expected that bill to this oGett Will bo introduced
this week, or carly next week.
, 1874-01-15
PATRONS OF l1usnANnny-


organization Of the Itoxton s.rnrrc.
Speefat Dispafeh to Tbs CAicayo Tribune
Bos1oH, jan l4.-Iho officers Of Tho Doaton f,,,nea
Patrons Of 1iusbaudry inRtael n duo form III.
evening by Charles ". Felt, Worthy Lecturer Of t,e
sa'e Grange. At thu close Of the sc.yices ho sou,
riuidcatc the password for 1874, thus putting tia
Grauge nn equality with tho other Gra,gcs
nj tho stato. Being thus regularly organiz.
et, recognized by tho National mud
etst olcors md In possession Of tho password the
saubers congratulate tGlnseyea that the difficulties
uIder which they have labored cleared away and
G,ect to he able TO Ill opposition which may
~ brought against to In the lsoiin8 Of The National
Hs1n&a. They will send thrca delegates.
, 1874-01-15
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.

Special NIlfatch to TAs kHleaVo 7F!6Hns,
EAST BAaIaAw, Mich. Jaal. 14.-At tho meeting Of
tho COMMITTEES uraintcd to so:ic subscriptions 10 tbs
fund necessary 10 SECURE the location Of tho uxt sau
Fur here held to.day, subscr!pt!onH ann'sn!ing to
l317, with tho railroads and several fowhs TO hear
frotn wero reported. On tho strength Ut th!s tile
sui.6omntee appointed by tho cltzvs for tho pnr-
nsea re- Immediately sgnsa tic contrast f'rwnEsa ny
Society aud forwarded tho aaule to tho Secretary.
resolution was adopted recommending that tho
oa1lasngs erected be Of permanent character.
, 1874-01-15

Special DispntcA to Tia Chicago Tribune.
DEs MoiaEs, ID. Jan. 14.-The lock in tho House Of
Representatives is unbrokon. Twenty ballots wore
taken to-day making 45 bal1ots III NIL.
Letters coming in from the poop1c all over tho
state, calling on tho cAnti-Mocopoats to hold on and
the State long. Doth sides determined to hold
on.
In tho Senate resolution adopted, commond-
nK Congress for the partial repeal Of tho salary steal
bill.
The Eennto pasHod by \ voto Of 81 yeas to II nays
the resolution nbollBhing the Offices Of Posmaster
Assistant Postmaster, and Mall Carrier. a
, 1874-01-15
The IRiotpus Negro Strikers in Louts-
fnnH,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. N.-Capts. Snow aud Joseph
hayo been sent to Hanna to report upon the condition
Of Affairs In TcErobonnD pnrs regarding the rut1us
conduct Of striking negro laborors. No b!oodshed IL
reported
NEW ORLEANs. JAM IA company Of s,ato militia
Torre Bonnie parish to prevent any further disturb
aneo ariBing Of The labor rlos In that section.
detachment Of Hato cavalry Will Leave Tomorrow. Az
fur as heard from ut tho State fouBe, only person
hnl hem injured TINS far ind there appears to ba
mitch mora excitement than SERIOUS trouble.
, 1874-01-15

I853), 1ir. Rowland Hill gaye Home curious traits
Of tito wretcled ignorance Of population Of
naiters In aomo central district Of England with
whicl, tlc WAS acquainted. 4 Clergyman exerting
himself to effect au improvement, took partio-
ular care to get thoir. children baptized. One
day, having como to baptize nowly-born infant,
whom ho understood to be boy. 10 asked what
name ho should give the child. The father was
quito at loss had no predictions on tho sub
jcct. "Shall it bo q Scripture name ?" Assent.
" "Woll, what Scripture namo 7" The man agreed,
at tho minister's suggestion, that Benjamin
would do. AB ho was retiring afterward, he
heard q great shouting, and turning back, met
it maun bo dono again-tho bairn's wench! |"
, 1874-01-15
MEXICO.

M.TAHoRAs, Jan. 14.-Tho right Of trial by jury haa
becn established in the Btato Of Ta1nauipas IN c1n
nal cases. tho law having been proclaimed with great
solemniy BY the civil and military authorities IN h
pima. jury trials have horetofore been unknowut t
the laws Of Mexico.
The Vose Pnbitco announcea that Loon Guisman, the
Attorney9encral Of Moxico has resigned because he
MAS not IN accord with the prcalen, LeTvedo, IN Ills
naturalization Of tho National Government.
, 1874-01-15

sspstial Dfsrateh II This Chicago Ttfouns. .
Southern Kansas members and others In sympathy
with sott1oss Oh the disputed landB will organize
aud present an independent candidate for Sen
ator, 6dney Clarke md COL Carpenter oxpoct an In
doITe,ne1.t from that region.
Tho Housu completed organization to-day. The
message will be road tomorrow.
, 1874-01-15
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN ROAD,

bpetfa& D4pffth 10 jH& hh1tAfo 7Tlthhf
ITS FINANCIAL. EMDAHnAAHMENT.
NEw YohK, Jan. 4.-The strko Of enHinccra en-
ployeA on tho New Jersey. Southern !:ailroad has
cascd tho total husrenslon of traffic by that Inc, no
traina having Irahacd over the road alnce Monday.
Tho only meauH of communication now existing be-
twnen 1.anK Branch and Now York is by ferry 10
Jerasy City. aud thence by wagon. As is we'll known,
this Fosd EAA ono Of tho pet schemes OF Fisk and
Gould, who expended much money on y in hopo Of
tho continent. Tho road row has no prssdent OF Or
by what IN called "Financal Committee" which
conaIa.a Of William Painter, the aonosa Manager Of
t1e road G. ". Huntington, Of Donton 8. II. Mills.
Of New York and Il. r. Stockton, OF New Jersey.
Tho road has beycr done much buRinesa during tho
winter month and has always depended for It's prohs
on pssseugot .-.-....... ....
rnArP1o DUNNO THE LoHa rnAttoH HEAsoN.
Last summer WA not very hot one, and that COM
biliel with tho many rainsormB Of the acason, led
largo number Of people who annually apena more or
less time ut the Branch to remain at home altogether.
This caused great decrease in Eecepts Which brought
nbout tho present embarrassment. Tho engineers OF
shia road hayo not been paid In two months and Other
ernpioycs havo received no wageh III four months.
Tue General Manager. General Superintendent, and
aater of Transportation OF the road saied down tho
bay this morning ID Of the Conrany's steamers.
Thelr dcsttnason and mission Ia not known positively
but It is rumored among tho employees Of tic road In
this city that they hayo gono to pay on tho men.
, 1874-01-15
OHIO.

.ooIumDue, O., Jan. A.-1n tho I1ouae this morning,
70 provide for partition Of roal esato to avoid
tho necessity Of taking and forccoainR mortgages.
In the Senate hill introduced to equallxo GAreB
and froghts on railroads. .
At noon both Houses mot in Joint Hosalon to an
nounce tho election Of Aen G. Thurman to The United
Ssates Senate.
, 1874-01-15

m,t,co Of tho State Orange at work, but hnve no
yet srriyed ut detinito notion IN any respect.
Tho County Orange adjourned to-day, after ap-
poInting committed OIL q pork-racklng cttnbltsh-
nnt to 10 established n ths City on ,ho eooperstye
iow-,nakrrs wo rofuso to soil at reduced rates, az
passed. by the State Orange md Tarmors' Club.
, 1874-01-15

ERIE RAILROAD REPORT.

a;let}H NRSpN{ch n Tbs Ehltd00 IF16HHt.
NEW YonK, Jan. 14.-The Eric Railway Company
has nndo a annual report 10 tho State Engineer and
Surveyor. II gives the amount Of the funded debt on
spp ; 1875 ~ S37, ,9l7 14270 Aoating debt, s37l4,
1o301 total debt, $40, cal Me,2l Tie freight trans
ported during tho year amounted to 03l2 102 tons.
Rocetpts from I'LL eourceH, $50 ,912 G0051 Payments
other than for construction, ST, o,e43,732.
, 1874-01-15

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Dspatches from Cspo Coast Castle
report that Gen. Tolaeey and ILLS stsn with 900 sea-
men, started for the River rrah, on Dec, 27, and
that bis scouts bad gone several mies tpyoad without
encounterlug the enemy.
, 1874-01-15

TURNEtl-On Tuesday oyening, tho 18th inst, at tho
rosdunce o her son-in. law Thomas Fozter & indiana
A., Hannah Maria Turnor, vito Of Capt. John 81.
Tutnort aged IS yelEs.
Tho funeral will be hold at tho house Thursday
morning at II o'clock. Carriagos to Roechltl.
TREY6ER-1n this oit5, Jan. II, Anna, wife Of George
a; TIoysoE, ngnd 90 years.
/ Nos1ca of funoEnf Hereafter,
O'MALLEY-.Jan. 10, Michael O'A{a1luy at tho tca
dgnco Of h's paronts. No. ~ ScInh 1t,
Funeral by cars to Calvary on Ffiday. Jan, 1f, at
octnck. ''' N' 's' '
AffSoiE-0n tho 18th inst, a. Mfsohe.
tuuotal from hts late residence. North Cferkat al
3nclock Friday tho 18th lnst. Friends Of tho anJ
are taYttod.
, 1874-01-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Tn tho Tlchborne cseo, DR.
Kencay to-dnY concluded hs closing speech for tho
dcfonse. He demanded d verdict for the clatmant
declaring that tho prepopderauca Of unBhaken ovi-
denco in hts favor Overwhelming. uo maintainod
tint tho charges ugainat Lady Radcliffe had been
proved 10 10 true.
, 1874-01-15

DALr1MoNE, Jan, l4.-Tho Dricklayera' National
Union to-day decdad that tho ritual Of the United
ritual Of tho National Union. Tla following oficora
were elected for tho onautng year: President L. A.
DIANA Treasurer, Mr. Hall, Missouri; Secretary, I.
4, u, Slater, Maryland.
, 1874-01-15

:, The latent rapport In ]ournalistio circles 1s
that Col: (Doss) KeyeH and Horace Rublee are
negotiating tor tho purchase OF the .EuentnJ
Democrat,
, 1874-01-15

Eytcial Di.palch 70 Ths Chfeago 4Tftnas.
PHILADELPHIA, Jal 14.-The ship-cGrp8ntera In tho
yartla Of MessrB Taylor hhthiaA, and h1esHrs. Day
Cartsr, at Coorera Point, near Camden, Nd, arc OH
atrko because tleir wages hayo btcn reduced from
$3.50 to - per day.
, 1874-01-15

VERSAILLES, Jan. 1A.-1n tho Assembly to-day tho
ton Of Mayor by the GOVERNMENT was concluded and
the Chamber resolved by voto Of 37a yeas to SIG
10 proceed to the discussion Of the clauses OF the
bill.
, 1874-01-15

LONDON, Jan. IA special from Rome to thu
Daily Telegraph reports that Cardinal Antoneli Ia
dangerously ILL., His dlseAsc Ia gont In the stomach.
Thu Popa has administered tho extreme JUNCTION.
, 1874-01-15

BERLIN, Jan. t4.-T1o returns from al paru Of tho
Empire show definitely that 100 Ultratnontanes and
go ministerial Liberals have bocn elected to tho
Hechstag.
, 1874-01-15

Speetal Di4pafch Ia TNs CNita1o 7Tibuns.
NEW YonK. Jan. l4-The city has been perfectly
quiet throughout tho day az regards unemployed
Workingmcn, hnL no more arrests have been made.
Biz Of tho arrested yesterday for various riot
ous acts were examined to-day In the Essex Market
Police Court and committed to await trial 10 the Court
Of General soasiona. The examination will continue
, 1874-01-15

BAN FRANo1soo, Jan, 14.-ln tho Legislature bill
was introduced for tho abolition OF tho loat-penalty
for murder and TREASON.
, 1874-01-15

-Thomas r. Cobb Of Knox County, is favor
ably mentionod by several OF tho papers Of the
new Second Congressional District CT Indiana as
tickot