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FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
For the season of 1876.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, the 10Th INST, at ; p NJ
FOR Memphis. Helena, Mouth of
stSsss.ssssaxs White River Chicot Greenvlle Vicks-
So burg and the Bends-The splendid pas
senger steamer
Thompson Dean,
w Il Miller. master Geo. Alltenberger, clerk,
Will leave as above, paying particular attention to
all way and plantation business Shippers NAV relv
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire season.
Through bills OF lading to all points the 0uachta
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Ghieot City, and to all
points on White River as high as Iacksonport.
For freight or passage appl on board, or to
BUkDEAU y WAYNE, 106 Gravier street.
REG ULAk MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
For the If 1sT5-'76
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, January s. at ) p NJ
Fer Memphis, Helena. Mouth Of
ssssxs.ksl White River, Chicot, Greeuvile, vioks-
So burg, and the Bends = The splendid
j. b. Maude,
]. 7. West, master, Ed. Outlaw, clerk,
will leave above paying particular attention TO all
way and plantation business. Shippers may RELY on
the Maude remainng in the trade the entire season.
Through bills of ladng to all points the 0uachita
and Pine Bluff Railroad from ChCot City, and to all
points on White River high Jacksonport. For
BUKDEAU & WAYNE,
d. If LOG Gravier street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
r. For Memphis. Helena. Mouth Of
White River, Chicot Greenville Vicls-
So burg, Naehez and the bends The new
and magnificent steamers
Mary Bell.
j F. Hicks, master, ALE Grissom clerk,
Leaves FRIDAY, January I, at =. M.
James Howard.
B, R. Pearam MASTER j. H. Chassaing, clerk
Leaves THURSDAY. Dec. 80, at 5 p. M.
will Leave above. Particular attention given to
all way and plantation business.
Through bills of lading signed to all points Chi
: BRoCKETT CARTER Agents.
n3 If 3s Magazine street.
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BAYOU LAEOUhCnA AM

OpELstUsAn.
INDEPENDENT OpFLOUSAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
YS-. For Washington, Port Barry,
ls1sal tYS Atehafalaya, Simmsport, Big Bend Land-
ss1-sa-zs7s il 9, Old River and all ntermediate
ponts-The light dlausht passenger st amer
F. Probst master - ! Schmidt, clerk,
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, IT. ?. M.
HITE & CABIN, 3 Teh"u itoulas ST.
Through b Is of lading t, Bayou Bauf dis
All freight tor Bayou DIES Glaz will be landed at
Simmsport or Biz Bend Landing.
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY, Dec. =, at F. M.
f. a. For Washington. PSst ARE,
sggsssatstM Simmsport, ChurchYie a. landings on
the Coast Atrhafalave River and Bayou
Courtableau-The new and light-,,raught passenger
steamer
a. II Broad, master, Theo. John, clerk :.
Simmsport or BIG Bend Landing For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to
ol0 If BRITTON 4 EPPLER, LOG Common st.
Through bills of lading to Bayou Bosuf,
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. Jan l, al r. M
S~. For Washington, Port Barre,
smmsport Ghurehyi lie and and all inter
alaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The new and
light-draught passenger steamer
Lotus No. 3.
Gin place of the TIenton1
e. Qautrevaux MASTER ID. Moiaison clerk.
All freight for Bayou des Glazes will be landed at
Simmsport OF Big Bend Ian ing
$40 If J. NJ. BOWLING Is Decatur street.
OPELOUSkS AND COAST
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, Dec. %, at 5 F. M.
r-sNs A. For Washington, OpelOusas, Port
iisSssss8zI Barre, slmmsport. Chu,cny1Ie and all
landings en- the Coast, Atchafaays kver
and Bayou Courtabeau-The
Fieta,
c. G. Pickett master, A. Meynier, Sr., e.
will leave as above All freight and passengers
for Bayou des Glazes to lie landed at Simmsport or
Big Bend Landing, and for Bayou B9uf at Washing
ton. For FREE ght or pas sage apply on board to
n26tf lord & MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves MONDAY, Dec. 81, at p. NJ.
r. For cincinnati, Louisville, Evans-
lsA1sskts vile, Henderson, Shawneetown, Padu-
zss"'s..1A cah Cairo Memphis and all intermediate
points-The passenger steamer
susie silver.
d. II Silver master j. S. Lehmer clerk.
will leave above or freig ht passage apply
board, or to
BURDEAU & WAYNE 1O6 Gravier st.
d21 j. b. W GODS & co. 1G4 Common st.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, December %, at 5 p. M.
~ FOrCincinnati, Loni-vil,e. Evnns-
lT4&Ekssft1S ville Henderson, Shawneet0wn, Padu-
- cab, Cairo, Memphis and all interme-
date points-Ihe passenger steamer
Mary Houston,
Chas. Miller master. Elliott Miller clerk
will leave AZ above. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to
DDS BURDEAU & WAYNE, 1O6 Gravier st.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, the 29lh inst. at ) +. M.
Fort iacinnuti, Louisville. Evans
lESs@Athstx5 vile, Henderson, ShawneetowA, Padu-
Hs.a.'a.-'s cah Cairo Memphis and all intermediate
points-The passenger steamer
Gnlden Rule,
O. p. Shinkle master, '- clerk
will above. For freight or passage apply
board, or to BURDEAU d WAYNE,
d26 LOG tiravier street.
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yICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS
ATTAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
WALKER e. LYONS TECHE LINE
r. = Far SmmspOrt, Churchville, and
lGaS&iiS - all landings Atchafaaya River,
= Bayou Chene Pattersonville Centre
vile. Franklin, Clarendon J anerette New iberia,
Fausse Pointe, st. Martinsville and all landings
Bayou Teche-The light -draught passenger steamer
Clarksyille.
Abe Smith master, Frank Greig, clerk,
Leaves On TUESDAY. Dec -, at ) r. NJ,
Ida,
L. +. Mupgah, master. F. III. Buck clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY, January l. at i. NJ,
will leave above paying paIticu attention to all
way and plantation business For freight passage
apply on board OF to HITE & CARLIN. Agents,
d2 If No. 3 Tchouptoulas street
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, December 70.

Cleared Yesterday.
Yesterday being a holiday there were no clear
ances at the Custom House.
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san Rises .... .6.55 Moon Rises 625 a. NJ
sIzu Sttb-----..-...- 507 New Moon I'D 1U5P. NJ
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BAYOU SARA.
, rsssa =. For Bayou sara, Waterloo,
b3AEHkssW Hermitage, Port Hudson Baton R0ugs,
@f@sa@sa@As Plaquemine and way landings - TINS
United States mail semi weekly packet
Gov. Allen.
In place of w 5. Pike.l
J. J. Brown, master, $. ). otreok clerk
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at p. M.
for Bayou Sara. For freight or passage apply TO
HITE a. CARLlN Tchoupitoulas st.
s0 A. G. GODDIN, 80 Magazine street.
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SHIPS.

SHIPS.
~~~~-~--y~y,-,~~- ~--y-----, -~-~-r--@,
LIVERPOOL'
For Liverpool The AL British ship
syrr-sa ANDREW LOV1ET Durkee, master, IS now
tA loading for the above 1T, and having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
freight apply to
HAYNES & Co,
- Carondelet street.
or to RARESHIDE & IVES
dbl III Gravier street.
For IverpOoI.-The BILL America n
SrES. schooner IDA c. BULLARD, Small, master is
go loading and having large portion Of her
cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For freight
apply to r. j. BUDDENDORFF.
dl9 1916 Common street.
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ARRIVALS.
Orole, Geo. Spangler, st. John, Lessie Tayio
Dawn, Josephine, Wawenock, Martha, Lotus \
s. Susie Silver, j. F. Frazer, Robt. Young, Ma
Ida
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LOWER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND LOWER COAST PACKET.
IT, The tine passenger steamer
| sll1AftI WalOOn,
60 A fired J Ruiz master; p E Barry clerk
will leave every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10
O'clock sharp, for Jesuits Bent Belar, Pointes Ia
Racbe, Buras, Forts, and all way landings; return
ing WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.. For freight
passage apply on board
The clerk is to be found every day at the head of
Cont street d21 tt
SUMMER AND WINTER LOWER COAST
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II M.
and SATURDAY at Z. NJ.
, IT, u For EadspOrt. southwest Pass
&C. 81 Jump Forts Buras, Pointea-la Hache
and ali way landings-The new low pres
sure steamer
Marie.
On place of the Martha)
w. 5. Bassett master,
leaves as above returning every MONDAY forenoon
and WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evenings.
Will 20 to Eadsport and Southwest Pass SAT
URDAY, thus giving Excurslonists fine Opportu-
nifty of seeing the Jetties and Coast in daylight on
Sundays.
Excursion tickets for sale at reduced rates.
For freight or passage apply Oh board, or at the
Office, No. l3l Common street. n23
, 1875-12-20

evening. liz has oxprraacti t, tho HnsornoF hih
high ralfrtnct1on with tha re:1itlon he has mot
With In Ceyion,
KAxDY, Dec. D.-The Madras Government
recommend \ soh voyage from Coylon. aa the
reports OF chnlerA arc unfavorabfe. tileht dir
appointment Ia fol&, Int vistH nlnY still bo ar.
ranged from Madras II tho cholera nbaton, u IN
MT fear for tho l'fince, but apprehension. Of M
outbreak in tho camps. which Interfere with tho
arrangements.
Tho lrinco will embark an Wednesday,.
Tic Admiral tjsllkes tl!c sch r.ti to Madras,
bnt Tho Government think nLllcrwiso+
Torrents Of rain aro fnl|inK.
Probably lie exnod,tion f''r Shooting elephants
Tomorrow will bo postponed,
Tito effect OF thc fisoanrhs anI Of the tllmina-
tionn and elephant procezalura has Leon quite
BJmlt tonight.
Tho cnrc1Dontos tonight woro very intorontlng.
Tu'hlha'H eyo.touth md various ':oEy 'ookA wore
displayed Tho rri,,co gnve medal 10 tlld
Chief fnnn in tito temple enl Tsinil English dir
tinnnr.ts To tho chef pIioHts. 5aoEe waH au
in.monao gathering of priests. Atter tho tooth
waa exhibited two c1iantch paHAagca for the
Prluco from tho hooks. Thoy presented two
lcnutlfui manuscript volumes to tAo rr.ucp, whc
accepted t1cm graciouBly.
, 1875-12-20
LOCOMOTIVE FlREMEM.

J. Special U4pdfeA 70 ihd thtcl1e ifsoahf.
Isn1AsAeoLls. lud, Deo, 10.-The Grand Div
lslon OF Locomotive Firomeu yesterday elected
aud ustalcd tue following onlcorss Grand ii astest
j. a. Leach, Of Port Jotyis. N. vi VEce orsnd
Master. II. II. Ciapp. Of Gnlcsbnrg, Ill. ; Grand
Secretary and Troasuror, William N. sayra, OF
Gallon. o.; Grand Warden, q. T. titchlc
Of Urbaua, ILL.,; Grsnd Conductor, ].
O. 13crpat<l, Of Utbana Ill.,; Grand
Chaplain. Marion Basnhilt, OF Indiana Grand
Marshal, @. W. Cutler. Of Providence, R. l.
The urAnd Matter appointed the following Com
mitsoo on Gssevsneas: Lesis i. uosson. Of
Scranton, ra.; Kobort CAsuthers, OF Mattoon,
Ill; George ". IloidunthaI. of Port Jeryls, n.
Y. Hill II, Arclluy, Ut Nashville, Tom. Col.
+. lIichoy, of Urbana, Ill. The salary OF tho
Becreta.y was tlxod ut <l,Uo0 per aui.um. Tho
lnxuraucs Department OF the Mothe1hood MAS
discussed and tho premium Increased from ~
cents to fl. The following ofacerA we're elected.
Trosldeut-philip u. Poster, Of scrauton, r.. /;
Yico-presldent-A. II. MuMmor. Ut Aornells-
villa, N, X: SECRETARY and Ttsaaaror-Willlsm
N. Hsyee, Of Gallon, O. I finaaoe Cotnmtttee-
j, n. Oatuen, Z. Il. Elliott, William Baiue, C..
4, IhteAio, and l.. q. Gleason. Hereafter each
lodge will have its own insurance agent. Instead
OF DUNG this branch u1 buaineBa through tss
Financial Secretary.
, 1875-12-20
SPAIN.
ltuI.IUS Eg.

LoHpox, Dco, ia dispatch from Bantander
10 she Times ANNOUNCES Tint Con. Morioncs has
arrived there, ana Goaa Immediately to Ban bo-
luatinf1 tu III slime coHuaul Of the army III Qut
puzoa. .-
TIE REILLY TO TUE UNITED arATEa
sfApn1p, Dec. 2.--Tho following is MI analysis
OF tho ropiy OF tho Madrid Government. dated
the 18th OF last month to tie noto Oh tue Upltcd
Htatea:
Tho Washington Government eomplaincd to
Spain thai Unitod States citizens III Cuba worc
tried by courts-1uartnl without being allowed the
rriyiiego OF selecting counsel, as stipulated hy
tue Treaty Of 17o5. and intiuiatcd TINT tho
continuance Of th!a Injustice might esA1. eo.n.
u bolIigcrcnts. Tho Spanish roply repsc-
scented Tint American citizens had a!waYs
enjoyed tho right secured 10 them " 'aw % ~
selecting their own counsel. Tho Iroaty ot lipo
had two ktnds Of tribunals In vtoW oxtaling AZ
tho timc-v,z., tho ordinary civil triouialh and
co1rta. martial. Tho latter, however, woro not
to bo considered MS pcrmahpnt military tribunals.
American citizens accused Of participation in
tho insurrectton Ind always been at lhotty ~
tho regiment before whom tho caso % "na
triod. IT,. however, the Washington Gov
ornmcnt Interpreted the oxprossionH, "abo-
GaloB, ttcfonsoros, opr.wuratloren ns
giving American citzona TUG r'got 70 aclees cislI
vuuld be willing to conceao this claim. Tlio
Hpanish note proceeds to l,out out that, accord
ipE to tho law OF April 1921, civil tr'bunuis arg
also entitled to adjudicato, IN accordance with
tho existing military law, III oil chAes CONCERNING
iusurrcclion and war. Americans, and. in fact.
ii! subiocta Of friendly States, might in future
ola!tn to bo tried by these tribunals, or cvss, ho
represented by civil counsel before courts inIr-
tial. The Spanish roply concludes.
Dut In no way could tho institutions complanetl o
BIZ tic United States furnish notsyo for EceognztnE
tiie Cuban insurgents having telligerent rights
Without a1cd seat Of Gover'1neat not pos'S*aln,
weak numerically. tho Insurgents very far from
hainK in position Rmilar 70 that Of tho c1.Conted
| erate Government, which tho Spanish Goyetn'nou
dill npt recognize. Had It demo HI. tito rower Of tn
Conferato Hta.ea would certainly have betn csea1c'
| to u Yery dangerous e1tcllt.
, 1875-12-20

rrod Jcaterlay, to tl,a astonrl.snent Of every
bGrly, bringing nowH of mlAfottnuo.
1u my inter Of tho 6sh Ut November ! IN
formed you that Tho Shi'look negroes had to-
vn!scd aud hal na'io an attaGk Oh tho capital o.
faachKla. A fow days aftcrward a now attack
waa tnA'!o ard shltty-Eix soliiers wefs killed.
When tho lA.na!l!a arrivot! In Fnschoda, Jusuf
Boy wont, with illty todioEs under hah own COM
mani. back by tha Htnamor to 11eet Kakn, where
jo wished to Attaok Tho Insurgents tler0 aaaefp-
ble'i. Arriving 1t 1leiot Kaks, Jnsnf 10y utltod
with ha own iofco that of tho garrison, hf nIUut
100 men, md marched at sll, head of tho troopH
to a village nt}out = milo dtstant from jlelet
Kaka, with tho purpose Of attacking tllo 'p-
surRnuLB.
Midway between lIo!et Kaka md tho village tho
bhiiionhs, who had concealed themselves In tho
lung gram to tho number of G,0D0, suddenly
srrang upon the EEyptihpa. WIN wore taken 40
culuplete'y by surprise that tl!ero wah no chance
of koepltK anything like military oEdes. Junut
Ney's hozho received tho sht lance thrslss. aud
fell to tie GROUND. Tie rider was- ut The An1io
inumont, struck TO tho ground and he"n II,
p.cees. His head WAS placed upon 'nnco hnd
sarsa IN t.1unn ,x tE9 a,bsns pSse TO win
Thu Intro troop was lnassacred,-two o1licefs
a,nl 1iu luo,,, only eight wounded being saved
xni taken to EaBclDdn, wlore they will. III al
probability, succnino TO llieir Wouhas. Aho
Alter ths cntaRtros,hc tile victorious ShiIlooks
mado ready tn commence an httnck upon Tho
steamer III tic Aarbor OF Holet kaRa. Iho
neEroos ndvanced III thirteen groups OF bvo
strong, They wero received by yoey Of Iem-
inetun balls and eventually compelled to retro,
leaving about 2Up Of their number 1ead.
THO t3hillookB hayn captured QUO cannon,
about TOO illuts, thu po"des depot, the trcnslry
tox Of tho regiment, and the wares OF tho 1lelee
kaka traders. This last nttaok laste1 from In
thu morning till 2 In the afternoon.
Tho 1snailia then lelt for Faschoda, bringing
tho Ead intelligence,
, 1875-12-20
riore Puzzling Stories Regarding tho
Dynamite Horror ut Bremen.
haven.
Thompson Was Not the Ticnd's Name,
anI lii Confession Was False.
The Ealiar Not Liable to Bo Launched
Among the Clouds.
Tho ptlncs o! Wasos IN Coylon'.-Als Programme
troubled with cho!ora.
FRANCE.
Et}J{D1)Y MAD,

Lospoy, Deu. N.-Tho i'ariB correspondent Of
sho Times telcgrapl,s that tho reposts Of a
Cabinet crisis mud ministerial rosignatious arc
premature.
wIHrNy WEATHER At rants.
rAHts Dec. 2.-Tlo wiutry weather OF ycater-
day still continues. nntl SNOW has fallen all
d.y, acoosnnnncd by frost. Tho thntc hellcrs
arc furnishing up their gouds. aud tho Ctrcle tles
j,nt,aeu.s In nlreaay debating Wien It shall hold
It's grand }se lie NUT; but. al soIno ono hrs OBJ
eeryed directly tho day, OF rather night, ia fixed,
Tns ling along the }onlevnrds this afternoon,
noticed several cat,e bearing tho inscription.
"1Iotre Cha"6ac."' !" but vas nnablo 70 Try tins
occ,pied. Indeed, how to keep vain seems tho
sucrosaing tl,csno with cyory one. Tho fur
riers arc tiotnX n roarlng trade ~hilo
tha Ulster ooata have managed to sur
yso tho rldic.lo hcapea UPON thom
when tlloy frat Hlado their appearance On this
.iIe Ut tho GLannel AMI ,nav now bc conuted by
hundreds ln tile atrcctH and tniiorb' windows.
Et1a,go tu say, tLe snow keeps 10 ono indoors.
not oven tho !alies, WHO .scem delighted ae
IN opportunity for displaying their nov,
viii fable. sen!sIsin, and etl,or fnIs, which
i take to 10 tho regpipg faahlon. No
I.iu,,s carriage arcillonts aro sa yet reported.
but faling horses may be scon in alnlost every
tto1ouehfare, 1ua1e especially III tue hliiT
quarters. Snow, too, ia falling all over Francs,
Ind alroatIy lies thick OIL tho mountains, In tue
smtll tho roads nro blocked IN many places,
xhilo tLero aro hard fsosta at Lyons. pcrligpal,,
Bexers, Carcaesone. mud other localities.
Nevertheless tic weather docs not prevent tho
commercial pubic from preparing for tho Now
Year, aud moro tlla,1 applications havo abroad,
ttea made for s11acc to erect tho DardqHes dn
R6urff In, ns tllo Atatla Where cheap pfeschta
uay te bought are called.
, 1875-12-20


Ono OF the most horrible tragedies 1t has ever
beon our proviuce to record occurred In Deep
River township on last Monday. George l.. Tay-
Ior shot hts mother-lu-!aw. eiater'in-law, vito,
and then hiueclt. II seems that Taylor and hin
vito lad lived separate for tho past five months,
owing to tho intenperate habits Of tho husband.
Last Monday 10 went oyar to lis mothsr-in-
lam's, about a milo distant from wlo1e he bad
been stopping. went into tho house and sat down
near the stove, between his wifo and her sister.
Sushn Pollock. His mothcr-in-law, Mary Slack.
MI old lady 10 ychrs OF age Eat near partition
door. After short conversation; Inrlor
was going to shoot h,s Wife which
motion eho saw and ran into another room Of
tho houss.thsongh the opon door, uear wllero her
mother sat, and her mothct shut tla door ntter
shot Al MIS-. Slack, tho has! just missing her
load. second shot from bis pistol entered her
ttl.eh, when Susan Pollock, hla eister-in-!aW, ran
between her mother aud Taylor, when ho shot
her IN the shoulder. Both Mrs. Slack and 6uaan
Pollock then ran nwhY from the house, ahd lott
tho demon 10 complete his murderonH attack.
Alrs. Slack ran to neighbor B.-MI. MtddlekhH's,
"a Qlartor ofn mile awsy, rau np-Htars and
told them tllat Taylor lad murdered tho woman
at her house, and Naa after her, and foil FAINT
lug, and until this tirno did not know that sho
was shot. The daughter ran away from the
house only far enough 60 As to bo ont OF in me-
liato danger, who're hho watched the movements
Of Taylor. Sio saw him catch Mrs. Taylor around
tic neck with ono arm, and place tho revolver
to her head, fire twice. aud lot her fall. Then
ha placed the muzzle of the revolver 70
tAo centre Of h.s own forehead aud tred. lie
fell TO tho floor and remained Bhors time, then
rot uIl got On hiB horse, rode 3 milo, to hlr.
tsde!eyA. tho place lie had worked went into
the house nnd stood before mirror, rretendlng
to be looking At himaelf. though he was getting q
razor. lie then went OUT short distance into
tho Hold, aud cut his throat with razor, wharo
lie was found in m inBensthle condition. The
irst ball from the tnurdorous WEAPON pasAod
through tllo bridge Of Mrs. Taslor'a nose aud
lodged back Of lie left eye~haiI. Tho secoud
on.ersd lot tcmplo and IL lodged in her head.
She III In d very necarious condition. aud ller
recovery Ia considered doubtful! while the osiior
victims, and the tiend hmself, will probably re.
cover. Taylor ~ mau 20 years Of ago. aud
since the separation Of himself and w,fe, lc las
been heard to soy ho was golng tok1ll somebody,
Monday morning he went to AIr. Ladeleys AMI
asked for s4, which 10 got, and said hs Wn:
going 10 aiarengo, aud then went TO tho house o
Lis molher-in-!aw (inry hlachhl. and com
mepced Ills musdcrous attack, wash the above
result,
, 1875-12-20


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19-FFom this japan
Herald and Gazette Of Nov. 20:
A political criBis appears to haye passed over,
tic Miksdo and hia Government having tri-
umpled over thosa Who wished to involve stlic
country iu war or revolution. 4 proclamation
las boau Issued intlmatiug that the ago VI
foudalism is past forever.
A. new code Of regulations for military 1erea
has boon promulgated. It ia tho object OF tho
Government to render service compulsory upon
all clsssss aud train the sntlro ma!o population
to tho uso OF arms.
Morl Aronoi, formerly Minister to the United
statos lattorly Vico- -btiuissor OF goroign Affairs,
has Deen appointed Minister to Chiua
A rumoz Inns appeared in tho native papers
that reparation will DO demanded OF C9rea for
flint Tho Ministers Of War and the Navy haye
bceu orderod to mako prepalatinna.
George Clark, lato Quartermaster. OF tho Ia:
ciEo Mill stoamor Golden Ago, has been arrested
for tue robbery OF silk from thst ah'p III sepsem'
hor last.
4 burglary bus been commit.ad ut tie United
| States Consulate by natives Money aud othor
property, and tho consular aoals' were stolen'
TrosocutIons under tho press laws arc s.ill
Tho conyicts at tho Osaka prison attempted to
escape Nov. 4. Hoyeral were killed by the
Ruards. The attempt waa frustrated.
The Government l,as docid0d 10 establish
| military camp at tlo Loo Choo lslnndA.
OFicerb hnyo been delegatsd by the doVofn-
| mont 10 establish order Ill tue 1sonlh 1alahnas
vLore considerable awlessncsa has recoutly co.
| oulred.
aud large amount OF coin taken.
Tlo rnturu OF ths Mari fama from Coroa has
again aroused desire among tho military for 4
i treaty be.weon Russia and Japan for the
exchange Of tho lurile Islapds for naRhallonp pro-
=. 49, ,t.nft t,n EaH k1
eide. Thosa remaining will receive equal rights
aud protection to property and rslsiop'
From tao uope Kons Newspapers to Nov. Is:
Iho rokluB Ga1stis rubirl1ea docreo ro-
eariing foreign travellers in provinoes requiring
tam 10 tAkc out passports with tho rroEor
oltlcal hoals. Foreigners committing unlawful
acts aro to be- tu1uod over 10 the nearest Consul.
An attaog Wan recently nado on tue Dutch
I1esidency and fort 1t Mcnsn1o Celabls 1B'a1!ds,
by t!lreo plratical pEahus. 8omo 1tty landed,
o to1 Tsto .na aa
MIS-. Van MuBschepd1eck, tho heBlcnsn wifc
Htth her children aud nurse. wore in tue house.
but wore aaycA by the arrival OF troops. 4
gTent loss, and aod to thur prahus, two
eot'A 81 WHICH ieiG' I'D been. in tho meantime,
eo!zed by the Goyernment schooner. About
fourteen got Into cue prhslt1. nus Were hnh!ly
captured, In ali twenty were killed, remainder
eRpturel and held IN custody. Tha prisoners
were Ill MAlomedanB, and from thsir atatomants
tho nttaok seems to AAye beeA iustlgAta BY TO-
; yigiOus fApt{iciHtn.
tai loss OF tho steamer alengylo on Nauloa Island
tho preceding morning. 4he steamer, bo1nd to
ssa.ow, Struck rock in tho Chimney Bulls
Passage, aud sunk in IL tathomB. CAnt. Cor
> pel!, the third oflcot, aud tho fourth enginoo1
', 4 telegram from Singapore, Nov. 10. reporta
| 1I-t.. otz1J 4f1at co1lf