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National Republican., 1875-11-19
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"The Bertram Family" By the author of
"Chronicles Of the schonberg- Gotta Family
Published by Dodd q Mead. For sale by VIM.
Ballantyne.
drought Home" By Hesba stretton.
Published by Dodd & Mead, New York. For
sale by VIM. Ballantyne.
"History Of the Civil War in America" By
Charles Kingsley. Published by J. h. Coates
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale BY Warren
Choate.
National Republican., 1875-11-19

Thirrud Turrum; but like all OF its vapid
warnings on this subject 1t turns out that
the President has simply been pursuing
consistent and dignihed peace policy.
National Republican., 1875-11-19

''THE ultimate issue of events in Cuba
will be its independence. "-SecrctGry
FSsh to Minister Gushing.
National Republican., 1875-11-19
MARRIEn.

DETREvILLE = vANDEvENTER. On the
18th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Addison, JOHN l..
DETREvILLR, OF South Carolina, and IDA VANDE-
lRichmond and Charleston papers please copy.l
National Republican., 1875-11-19

Brick Pomeroy has failed. We are ever
ready to sympathize with the unfortunate,
still it might be remarked with propristy in
this case that a man who has spent most OF
his time in slandering the dead can not well
expect to succeed in life. Brick was bitter
foe to mouldering bones, which were of them
selves harmless as mornings zephyr.
National Republican., 1875-11-19

1t is amusing to see the frantic back-hand-
spring and other grand and lofty tumbling ex-
ecuted by the World over the spasmodic flutter
of Cuban excitement which has just blown
over. It shook both fists at the American
eagle, and threatened to ring its neck if It did
not cease ruffiing its feathers.
National Republican., 1875-11-19

CAFPETS.
We take pleasure I'm calling the af1oms
ffon OF purchasers % our very l1Ega
and complete assortment OF FOkEK0D
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS, which Wa
have Just received, viz; -
FBENCH MOQUETT9.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTONBs
ENGLISH AXMlHBxED,
EEGLIDH BODY BRUSSELS,
AMERICAN BODY BBUSSEL8,
BODY BRUBsELS-HaAl and Bfalr, m
CnSssi.EY,s ENGLIsH vKIyEr.a "a
and Ga PRIVATE,
CROs8LEY,S ENGLISH TAPEETRY
So and 6-4 Private, -
BORDEBED CAERETB for BtainOa
CRossnEY,s TAPEsrHr-u.u ..a
Stair, I'm Setfa. . ss5--.-I -
ENGL!sl yENEGIAN - HAll ana
A Fnll Line 81 IHGRAIN OARPExn.
RLOOR DRUa9ETs. an stxe..
M00gEEr, WILTON AND VUEyWP
HUGS m Great vArfefy, =
a fun line Of cneics Eoodz mr. Or.
tn4ng and Furniture covorinE. ACREw
Lac Lac. GukTAlHs. plain and striPe9,
HooE HRo. q co.
seps-H 1895 r Street northHee
National Republican., 1875-11-19

Alfonso demands complete submission of the
CarIists. Ha ha young Alfonso was little
too Dg-headed for you, Don Carlos. 1t was
a neat ruse of yours to have the young King
send his volunteers and regulars to Cuba,
while you defended the royal provinces at
home. How easily, how gracefully, how COM
pletely you proposed to establish yourself on
the throne
National Republican., 1875-11-19

HIn the sweet by -and-b by we shall be in q diff
ferent climate, where there is no such wretched
weather as has afflicted US for three days.
Rochester Democrat.
1t never SHOWS, blows, sleets nor halls in
that climate. 1t is one of those balmy, beau
tiful atmospheres Which burn man to blister
in second, that smart and boil and siss
through all eternity. If we are wrong we'll
rub It out.
National Republican., 1875-11-19

The Graphic says that Joyce, who has eH-
tered on a jovial live in the st. Louis peniten-
tiary, has live qualities. There are signs of
recuperatione in him. He hands out through
the CRATE defiance of the newspapers OF the
world, as follows: "The ass will bray when
the lion is down, and worms can crawl over
wounded aladiators." Can sach an elastic
temperament be kept downa Never The
hands may be the hands of Esau, but the voice
is the voice of old Resurgam himself.
National Republican., 1875-11-19
MUSICAL ACADEMY
1884 I street northwest. DR.. u. P. Caulaeld,

sN1HEoDoRE INGALLS, KING, oRGANIsr
/ IL Sc. John g Parish, Teacher OF
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
CENTRAL PARK SAVINGS BANK.

About forty deposftors Of the Central Park Savings
Bank, which failed time since, met yesterday at
Brevoort Hail. in Fifty fourth street. for the purpose Of
taking concerted action toward the recovery Of
their money
Mr.. George j. Wood one OF the dcposors, said he
thought there should bo committee of five
appointed to take the matter into consdera
ton and make investigation in relation
to the condition OF the bank before engaging counsel
An indignant deposItor said that when the bank was
first organized thought to be very good lnstu
ton Even the parish priest Father Mcmahon advised
hls parshoners to put their money there on deposit
He subsequently, however finding that the institution
not good at first supposed advised them
to withdraw IL again. Where,n said the speaker, 'are
these honest menY Why they not here to-day TO
see the depostops ana pay them their money!"
The chairman finally appointed the following named
gentlemen as the committee George Wood, Horatio
+. Averil, Francis Dunning, Timothy Donovan, John
II. Brown. on motion the chairman was added TO the
committee and the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
MARRIED.

RYER-wA ALpRoS Tuesday 2lst inst, by Rev
DR.. Gaaudet, ALFRED RYER OF New York, to Miss
ELMA WALpRoN OF East Norwich L. l.
SrUART-MAw- Wednesday, the I'D ins at the
residence of the brides parents by the Rev stephen
Tying, Jr SINCLAIR STUART TO MARY FRANCES daughter
OF Robert j. Nav, all oil this city
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I6TANTED--A CAPITALIST OR AN EXPERIENCED
w builder to build from 25 so hrst class dwelling
'''''' PAUL ?. TODD IS Liberty street
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

MAAs-STRAUss. Sunday, December 10, 1875 RACHEL
MAS and LOUIS STRAUSS, all OF this city.
VANpERBEuGLE-PIKg.- MIR. JoHN VANDERREUGLE, OF
Brooklyn, 10 Miss ROSETTA PIKE, Of Boston, Mass.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rI1O THE BONDHOLDRRS or THE TOLEDO WABASH
4 and Western Railway Company
The undersigned Foreclosure COMMITTEES consider tho
present proper time give the various b0ndhoers nOr
nation Of their proceedings and Of their eonempsted
future action.
When the affairs Of pat tho hands ~
receiver last spring there floating debt due
Of 81 the larger portion Of which being Tor labor
and supplies the Court ordered 70 be paid out OF the h
net earnings
The holders the gold mortgage bonds being the Junior
and the only covering All the property nsti
tnted proceeding foreclosure and ths I4th Of this
month decree foreclosure and sale granted BY th0
Court In Ohio, which will be confirmed, think, within
sixty days Ia Indiana and illinois, them atter sixty days
advertising the property viii be sold subject 60 all prior
liens
This progressed rapidly the legal condi
ons would allow aud this committee give their
that all the proceedings win be brought 20 conclusion AZ
the earliest possible period and when finally accomplished
Il proposed 20 oer such funding scheme SNAIL after tho
most careful consideration, proper and just To all
ties preserving the order Of priority OF each class OF
euy being further provioed that all earningr be
sides what Is necessary spend the property shall b0
used 70 pay the current and past due interest
In the absence other purchasers thst
shall purchase the property for the benefit Of the gold
mortgage bOndhoders and form company which viii
be controlled by responsible parties having large
eres projecting all the prior liens This proceeding will
reduce the interest bearing liabilities Of the company about
SlOOOOOOO The holders Of the gold bonds wo the
creditors for all borrowed with gold bonds coas
In tho Of these proceedings the Ad
vised with large number Of the various classes OF bond
holders and have thank them for their cooperation,
and we think after the reorganization substantially tho
basis and again put the road on It's feet there VIII
DO on further default
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
FINE ARTS.


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n large Pcmfes u merit hang in his gallery lot
winter Address II. b. box III Herald Uptown Branch
office
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Issue Travellers Credits available in all parts Of the world
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, 1875-05-10

THE SOUTH TOWN.

lFE 3O0 offpN
- mn. snurxnurs vtKw OF Thh SITUATION.
Mr.. Jo.epl, Gyucnhut has brokon tho long
.,t.ro. n,te,, Ia. houn1 him, and aeatn totls t]e
49," :, .i's crin,os committed at tho raeont
asofy ., ths e.as''s ,.e.,an xt,.r ,s,.,,na H. % ~.
8outh Btdo town election. hEeF folstlng tae
| nght over tlio First Ward Moderator, he goea on
to nav That tho ballot-bo1es Of tho eight polling
n,.cc, vcrn c.rr,cd 10 tho rirouen'a 1Tal). 10
! nss.sa .r1 tts r.,v,.. ~ ~. ~oIn. ~,
oo"rpoi:'' ~" W" ~. w Nv o,Hs,s , "'s
commenced ~ ?. m' ny tao io"h Cefk saa
| tho acsir1 Moderator, Philip Conioy, In
the preeenco Of tho Assistant Molorators and
h,st.fant c,crks, and rnoat of lin candidates.
hnout = ooo ,,atio,s a., ~ ,,,an, ,nnnrl,orsI an
npoa. aV o"''oss, an Q. snen nnanmooseG ss'1 VI
tho BLANK aldo or tho ballot, moro pht or pacReu
into tho eight bR1lot-boxea tho box Of tho Fifth
Ward polling place WAS brought In unlocked hnd
r,...t.a nho ,ro,,,, f,tn-s rofn,od In eonnt
n,'ssssea M ~. 1e"a H1ts .ouss ~. rorr,t
'ao o.tuonta5 a!unoa oa'ot-oo1e' y. no us'so w..
and Fifth Ward pol1ing-paco'' ana aeo'1toa from
personal Information. aud from direct and cir
cumat.ntl,l .vI1onoc tI.t th1a rown election v.s
eMle.ansa1 ; osuuuee, tuns % ~s,nstinr f..rJ,
1ant ~ nat,t tbronHbomt tin
wf,nfa tn.rs,,, nd bv baIIot.no1 stultinc nt lbs
Fontth. T;ith. aud seconi Ward polling g.placos.
foenrans H. ~, ~ Tovn iicrE drcIsred A. te resm
~ ...;i ~ ao,rt ~ ihs vo ~ hr Modors,nr md
Tov,, f.1arh lint ,ftchaot Evans recniyed major
,vnf. t,,nn."nt Or mnre yntas for Collector. and
t,,,t Ei,m.r1 rhjff;ns rroeivad maiority OF rer
h.ms IN, votcs Tor rhs.ttsortle cnnyhsn bejnp
r.,;,', n,,nrs or lin Tnwn Clark. fre,uecttyc
~ ia tn1ixsi,stc msdn iy aclf-ronatitute,i "a,
y. s;s.",s af :ioS.rntnr rhil,n Cnnlcy' Thu ToWn
sHcrk tbcn Ind tl,crp announced tilt tho electors
md faiieI tn nnnko choicn for Huneryi.or.
T'n,,a ~. ntork ~ f,on,}sh,e 'SN''
I'm acco,lnt Of t,ousa,lds OF ballots etufrej in
In Inroa nnI nther tI,nnnnn,fs ri haota rncr;ysl
hr liz S5nGcrntor mi asaistauia fro1n rone,ters
mi ,,nn.rcaLlcnth. Tia Tnw,, Clark vnuld nos
sirn lin tnlly.iinte. md rafueeI TO aunouuco rho
rccniycd tha majority of Ioral yotes for suner-
Tisor Town. .f1crEs ar f,onstahlo, md siin,,rnod
ta annra tnwn.meotInrs a. Tia h,,atesa Isd
heon nonoInlcd IA far M fho ofiicist canvass VIVA
ceneernrd. Goorne Hartman rocoiyed a cortijl-
Jnte. mt otJcct5nr In nnv ir1nnnlar;ty in tho
~nts nr c.nynss fnr constni;,e,
'J n = In 1ati, 1.v If AnrI fIcorce Gru,nwaM,
,xtn Ind hrra+nfnrs rrs;n,ni sr clsction for H,1'
, 1875-05-10

A1u&upH lHfss n 6pFH A]s
kilograms from Bhetlan1 state that tho Daa.
ish mail steamer Dtna arrived 1t Lc1wick last
ThurHday from Nosklavik, being hsr 'drst
trip, for tho season. sho bsluga rsr-
mountain called frolIad,njar In the
north OF Iceland. Tho eruption occurred In
December last, and was precsded bY earthquakes.
aud tho tlames from tho burning mountain could
uot bo seen to advantage until tho ID Of January,
whom the sight presented was magnificent, Col
umns Of lire And stones wore shot straight MP
into to tho nir TO great height, and fell back into
tho crater 10 80 MARROW circumference that tho
formation Of now lars only extended Ia miles
from the northwest to the aonthcast. An Ok.
plo1lng party state that froaa tho % side ot tho
the burning lara, thoy could see down n,rounh
tho volcanic fitaure1 lurid llames lko vast scek-
ing rlyoFn Of fro playing In wild confusion among
"tho wfpck Of 1nattor." Fortunately no dam
age waH dons either by tho earthquakes OF tho
eruption.
, 1875-05-10

fftF1& LVFFf1pQE0fHFF H0fE1H HQ{FH9s
4 rcataurAnt-kecpor here wont, day or tHo
Since, into Ills cellar 10 bottle seysral caeks Of
vino 10 had rooeiyod. lie left his he&l.serysnt
after he went iuto tho collar gentleman called
to scs him, and the servant wont dowa stairs to
summon linn. Tho servant rAn back IN g.sAt ter
ror aud coutd only gasps " Be qulck-thc rs.s-
my nasterln All tho persons prosent ran tnto the
cellar to which tho almost speechlass servant
pointed, asd found black niass on tha floor;
It wns the restaurant keeper, with rats sWarming
70 thickEy Oh him a. to conceal blu, entirely.
Thny wore davouring hin,. It waA necessary to
....es la~a. IT,, Gu e:.la-.l wo:o tsy .!s.. taa:r
delicious uoAl. 1t WAS some tlme before thoir
victim could bo restored to consciousness, when
10 said 10 remembered feeling faiut soon Atter
le euts.ed tho cellar, and thia was Ill he knew.
III had sHoonad, and tha yermlh bad sHafnsd
On him. Il il feaxsd he xiu b. dlaHsuzsd faF
LIE.
, 1875-05-10

From South Winter to jackson strsot--
4 Military Movement.
The united nnd general movement Of the
Wholesale commission merchants Of South Wa-
Ter stroot, by which the Legitimate COM
mission business OF tho city Is trans-
forred from an anclont md immemorial
site and baso to tho now nctghborhood
Of Jaokson, Fifth avonus, and Quincy sttects, IL
ono of tho most interesting and important
oyeutH In our commercial HISTORY. Il Las boen
genuine BurpriBo to the community, And has ef-
iectcd tho complete transformation OF vacant
dlss1ict-though most celltral and acoosahie
losallly-into q noisy aud populous commercial
point.
The tlrms-all whoesslo-thus far rorreaeut-
cd In tho moyonnput arc ~ Follows: Jackeon
streas--Flegonhe!mor L Loeb. No. 1e5; y.
Uvrg & Co.. 1G7; 1vorson l. Anderson, 100
Jsc9bs ! anydor, 1927 Ayers l. Dentson; III I;
/. IinlEest & Co., 173; Holden. D!sAop i Co.,
ITS; Deownell d Davis III; Wlllfam Fischer &
Co., IT'D; George a. pfannan, 1S3; Holmes &
Hotrs, 1883 aud 1856; W. H. Townsend l. Co., 18G
Gibson Brothers, 188 and 190; Good i Knopf,
188 aud 100; a. nydor i Co.. 192; g. ". Dsr.
nets j. Co., 1906; I. g. Wcntz l. Co.. lbs; II, q,
TnIt i Co., 1903 q. N. Back i Co., 201; W,
Goodrich & Co., 202; Frank Bchnitzfus Il Co.,
200; J. III. Kingwlll Il Son, 184 Jackson. II
Fifth ayenuo-T. u. Randall. $50 and a41 O. 4
LtchtenhoIn i Co.. 23l; +. Watesho!tor, 233
". II. Underwood & Sous, 237; L. .. Smith i
Co., southeast corner Fifth avenue and Jackson
street. TO Quincy Btscet-J. ". Syxcs Co.,
l08, ITO, aud III.
, 1875-05-10

This wonderful .rlics u nurs 1atu,osts shta,u.d
t.,sa mine u Hss&dA whsss psvs%sy l~p4.tI
rhsu world youns. II IL lhs boat material svsr
discovered tos stsAnjo6 md polishtos Gold ssss 0as
H. Il aont4ina grit ehsntesls. sad potahss With
x1setsr bs.ll.4uey thAa auy other material IN 1t nd
yoa vii b. sAuatsd. Sold b. uoals Fuzutshs1s. Drug
xi..s, jewellers. nd O1oeesa. Agsaa. OILLKT, No.
, 1875-05-10
SUBURBAN..

A distressing accident occurred here yosserda!
afternoon. Grant Ingalls,, with several Of bin
little playfe!lons, was enjoying zonp 10 tho
haynow. They mere playing with tho pitch
fork. and, in throwing It, 1t struck Grant logal'a
In The hcad, about inches from tho temple,
making IN ugly aud dangerous wound.
, 1875-05-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS

IL
-. r-t ,,.. ~, H.. aot,,,a,
1hs Affo nanis Ia'ou, ,1,., .'a. VI ~.
was fehtslcnt Of MICE bic".' n"o nos .ne 'aas
sirent in this civ.
=. D ~ t3.u, r-,,.,.. Mas
LII. doofeo H. [nce, tos n""tnn '.aptsss-stes.
Reuear, who 30 gailansiy deionaea she money IN
stcnI II has rome 10 hs hor. In Louisville, H.;
q, r,,u,tr mill Il. recoyara from hin In iuries.
'o iou'''. ".'4 An A'S1 ~ ~, w. "'. -
At tho last meotinR OF Tue "Mh1stlof lo's'
No. 10, e. H. H., Commandent J. Janger, tt WAS
rcaolyet1 that tho headquarters during Tho tfreo
s .,... -, tro rnrrior s,,ou1d In a. Eschpnich
nrot,ors. ss ~ M 147 sot.l, c.srk ,,reet baaemout.
Htotnors' ~ eoa'" ~'"4A @'''o.' .''S
1,va ,ro with auicidat intent, At tho corner OF
wtt,.na. ."s' ~ .v,.ta-,, .vanno a1ad ~ tvo
h'u1n h'sept "A. H. ,.n,,v 1tr.r,,,, 81,
"oheas ID ~" nenn .. t,1a L""".5 H. a s,n...,
urday. Tho body was pIaeod III the Morgus ana
tic Coroner notified.
r...,.,.,,,,a :, r,,,,- I'm .,,.ce1 a,.,ov In
1'"uo'',iu" ~. 4,'"o'' .' 'H T. u. ~. ~"
torgou Rtlca 10 feae entaso' :" IL tnu 1',. Hna
not to ren,ni1, but to gather aridenco In bis own
hti,o1f mud viii be nresent In the Criminal
f.'1. tbi n,orniug when lila oaxn ID 10 Ia called
rnr .rsi 's
'es .''a'' ,.,,. -. a.. ,.u 49,,
Ineso ~ IoSt .'sio et' ~ ~ ~ y @ a.,a'
ts-1out hGuee' luz o'lGeIn uon!te ~ nni9 i e aea
.enas en- tnJ tJ & h,,,o .;bhnn M 1,c ~ cros
llRht haf uou WIN p,no saoooo' ann nsas esvs'
nni u aIossu. IL. y Ee"n, oi i;sn a,H hi,.o
req strpan enese sIss. anu ~ Z. rss ,,, n,,
ftocsi!ns eao ~, aoA na.,'" y nar H. iaT, " s,,a
ne1 tisaro latssr Il aesr ssrp' 'A'S''f'' 'A ~ ''
4 committee Of tho Belgian Society {funion
Do1ec) nt meeting Yesterday resolved to hold
picnic on tho Lako shoro, ut Forty-thrd strcet,
ads.rcssos by Nlonsre. g. Do h1ais. A. Iins-
knpr O. Dcjco,1r: singing by hlr. ElAEt-
, 1875-05-10

Spots on the Teeth.
Remove them, and thus fortasAll the decay they
lhrestcn, by brushing tlls enamel frequently With
ankodont. pure mouth. and durable teeth, Aro
choapy purchased It ths ps1co OF THU lneatniaMe
preparation.
, 1875-05-10

ChiokertnE Pianos
contain all latest improvements Ores 10000 pettous
hare te.tt6ei 10 ther superiority. nesdt Tcmpla Of
Muse, ~ Van Nuren plreot,
, 1875-05-10

ACCIDENT INBTRANUE
H1HE HARTFUID A0ltfi}ESr lNSU1iANOE CON-
/ pAny Of Hartford. Uus,. isspre poticts for Any
time dar to Jsae Oniot st Waete!g !tc-
rArtmtnt 10 Dssiocga sta Chicago @, H. fALNksh
MADfEff.
, 1875-05-10

Pianos and or6uua,
ona hundred panoa and organs To rent, also second
hand panos for eaio q great bargains, 10 make
for now atock. ". ". KtMnALL, Htsts and Adama
atretta.
, 1875-05-10

IL in circulation that piles cannot b. cured. II IL
wholly without foundation, howeYer, Tor Daljty's
Magical Pain Extractor has nsv4r boen lupvp 10 fill
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.

CAUCUS OF THE CONSERVATIVE MEMBERS
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR THE NOM
NATION OF SENATOR TO SUCCEED JOHN
sToN-No RESULT.
RICHMOND, Dec. 10, 1875.
The conservative members Of the General Assembly
began caucussng tonight to nominate United States
Senator succeed Senator John W. Johnston, whose
term expires the 4th Of March, 1877. Ex-Governor
John Letcher Senator Johnston, the incumbent; ex-
Governor VIM. Smith, Hon. John Goode, Representative
from the Second Congressional district Hon. Thomas
s. Flourney and Hon. A a II. Stuart were placed in
nomination During the night seven ballots
taken up to eleven O'Clock when
the caucus adjourned until tomorrow. The
last ballot resulted as follows Johnston,
that the contest as II stood had narrowed down to
Johnston and Goode, without any decided inmations
that either OF these would ultimately be the successful
candidate
is expected that other asprants win be brought
forward tomorrow any or whom may possibly carry
OF the much coveted honor Among these are
mentioned John w. Daniels and Judge William J
Robertson, the former young Of
great ability, and the latter distinguished
lawyer. The friends OF Senator Johnston do not
despair OF his denomination and II he has skul mana
gers that may possibly be the result OF ballotng in
The first ballot in open session viii be taken
on Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OTYrcE OF THE CHrEY SIGNAL 0BYIoER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ill A NJ.
p,-ob0biIifies
Wan DEPARTMENT.

WAR DBPARTMENT,
OYYrcR or THE CHrEP SIGNAL 0PYIoKR
WASHINGTON Dec Ill A M.
Probdbilitiea
For Saturday in the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States stationary lower pressures warmer, clear
hazy weather and southwest winds
For the Western Gulf States, warmer, southerly, fol-
lowed by cold brisk northery winds rising baromc-
YER and clear weather
For Tennessee, the ohio Valley and the lower lakes
falling barometer warmer southwest Winds cloud and
rain snow
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
and the upper lakes falling barometer south and west
winds, stationary temperature and cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States rising followed by
falling barometer, westerly wlndS partly cloudy
weather and stationary temperature
For the canal regions ofNew Jersey and Virginia the
temperature win remain slightly above freezing
The Ohio River win continue slowly rising
cautionary signals ordered for Indanoa and Gal
They will be discontinued on the lower lakes
after December Is
The New York herald., 1875-12-11

ferred to by both you and Mr.. Henderson in
your dispatches of yesterday as correct re-
port, was read in full Cabinet to-day. and
it was regarded by every member as
an outrage upon professional propriety
thus to reflect, without shadow Of reason,
upon the President. by whom his employ
ment by this department was sanctioned, In
order that no impediment might be placed
in the way of bringing to speedy punishment
every defrauder Of the revenue at St Louis.
You will advise General Henderson Of his
discharge from further service, and secure in
his place the aid Of the most able and efh-
cient counsel you can find, without regard
to his politics.
EDWARDS PIERREPONT.
attorney General"
THE ULr1MxTUM
General Henderson was asked IL there was
possibility of getting Colonel Dyer's reply
to the despatch, and said there was none
Colonel Dyer could only reply that he had
received the despatch delivered copy as
requested and that was all that he could be
cerned
THE TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
The following Is the correspondence which
passed between Attorney General Pierrepont
and District Attorney Dyer yesterday in ref
son during his recent speech in the Avery
case. These dispatches do not embrace sew
eral received and sent by District Attorney
Dyer, which he is not at liberty now to make
public.
[Received at northeast corner Third and
Olive streets, St. Louis Dec 8, 1892 A M. ]
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1875.
Hon. d. p. DYER, United States Attorney,
| st. Louis, Mo-
LNlucHCo uhS Iehcu0u u6rS LuAL III Tie LIlih
of Avery Mr.. Henderson took advantage Of
his position as special counsel of the gov
ernment TO assail the President who was
not on trial His efforts in that line will be
no longer paid for by this department. You
will give copy of this despatch to General
| Henderson
EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
Attorney General.
| No. q
| ST.. Louis, Dec 8, 1876.
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPoNT. Attorney Gen.
eral, Washington, d. G. =
The information which you say you have
that Mr.. Henderson, in the trial Of Avery,
assailed the President is utterly unfounded.
Shall inform him that he is discharged as
special counsel of the government in the
revenue cases in this districtp
D. P. DYER, District Attorney.
No. 8.
ST. Louis, Dec 8, 1875
| To Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, Attorney Gen.
eral United States, Washington, d. C.:-
District Attorney Dyer has just given me a
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGEl
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
GRANTS MESSAGE IN CUBA.

WHAT THE SPANISH COLONIAL PRESS SAYS OF
THE AMERICAN DOCUMENT.
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1878
The Diario de Ia Marina is silent IN regard 70 the
Message of President Grant
The Voz de Cuba criticses It with severity but this
be expected the Vos has always been hostile
TO the United States.
SPANISH REDpoRcEMrrs FOR THE ARMY cURA
Fifteen hundred soldiers will leave cadz the 18th
inst for Cuba