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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

A premium of one thousand dollars has been
offered by the Memphis Cotton Exchange for
the best bale of cotton, of the present crop,
raised in the country about Memphis, for exhi-
bition at the Centennial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

Fhe weight of packages to be transported
Eth<Sukh the = mails from this country to Europe
sttepitsd e eight ounces for written and thir-
ty.hve ounces for printed matter or mercban-
disc. Packages over these weights are sent to
,tfG Dead. ,Letts1s; office Packages of feur
pounds weight, however, can be sent to any part
of the United States. -Nt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

The GUM Der of marriages celebrated 10 Paris
during the last i've years shows a marked in-
crease for 1872, 1878, and 1874 In 1870 and
1871 the war naturally caused dmiuution.
La the former year the number during the
twelve months was 1925 10 1872, however,
despite the fact that the war and the Com
muno had reduced the population by $50, 600
inhabitants, the marriage total rose to 81. 10;
In 1878, 1920 unions occurred, aud last year
Is S27
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

The Supreme Court of New York yesterday
delivered an opinion denying the motion Of
Tweed's COUNSEL that the defendant be allowed
time to answer, demur or take other action
with reference to the order confirming Judge
Benntt's refusal to vacate the order of arrest,
on the ground that contrary course would lead
to dlatory pleadiugs and evasive motions, and
that the war of skirmishes must be terminated
BY trial on the merits of the case. The defence
was given seven days to answer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

The Convention Of Georgia Colored Men
adjourned yesterday efter passing resolutions
: complimentary to Judge johnson, and reciting
. that the late insurrection reports were con-
'cocted by the Democrats for political effect,
that the colored me- are not protected in their
rights, and that the Ku-Klux are rampant in
Georgia |! The resolution oondemoing Presi-
dent Grants appointments in Georgia was re-
ferred to the next political Convention. and
that in favor lof emigration to Africa was lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

- There were runs yesterday on the. German
sa'lugs Bank, and the German Uptown Saw
ings Bank, New York. The former took ad-
vantage of the sixty days notice, but the run
on the lattess being slight, it paid all drafts on
demand. The officers of both banks are conf
dent that the runs Will subside, and affirm
that the banks can pay all drafts on demand on
brief notice. ..-s't -'-~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

THE SToNEwALL BRIGADE. Col. T. NJ.
W. Holiday, Col. l.. T.. Moore, and Captains
Clarke, Burgess, cambridge, Barton, Kurz
ard other officers of the Stoucwall Brigade,
have united 10 a call for meeting Of the sur
wing members at Winchester to-day to take
such action as may be proper in view of the
inauguration of the Foley statue of their old
commander, and the Invitation for them to
take part 10 the ceremonies. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

~ The Mexican Congress met on the Goth Of
fSeptember, for the first time under the restor-
Ed POLITICAL regime of 1857. President Lerdo
1opeped the session with an address referring to
the progress of the republic, relations with
foreign powers, the acoreditiug of a minister to
Spain, proposed reorganization of the courts,
!, advancement Of the cause of education, and
progress Of Internal improvements and harbor
works, The speech was we'll received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

-, The 1Westervell case oame up again yesterday
in Philadelpbia, before Judge Elcock, on !
motion in arrest 4of judgment, aud for a new
:triat:' The objections filed by Westervelt's
cQRssel were IN regard 10 the admission of evil
Idien ee: .. Judge EleookI determined to give the
.cssel further consideration. ....s ..r-., ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

The Great Powers have notified Servia that
they will not prevent the occupation of Servian
territory by the Turks if Servia provokes it.
The Servian Deputies yesterday, by vote Of
60 to 81, rejected motion 10 favor ofwar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

The 25th of October has been decided upon
as the day for the ormaldedioation of the City
Hall, in Baltimore. 49,. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9.

The steamer George Law, of the Baltimore
and Chester River line, sunk yesterday morn
ing, at 9 o'clock, near Booker's Landing, on
the Chester river She had LETT Crumpton, at
the head of navigation on that river early in
the morning, en- route to Baltimore. She had
,op board ct .least half of the passengers and
Insight usually received oa,the trip. When
near Booker's the piston rod broke, causing
the walking beam to give way, which crashed
through the bottom of the hull and the steamer
4 sunk in few MINUTES in ten feet of water.
The crew and passengers were taken off and
{ set on shore in safety, and preparations have
salready been made to raise the steamer. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

We believe the above ststcment to be correct
The committee has no knowledge Of the burn
ing Of any of the books or papers of the office /;
on the contrary, the officers oil the Association
promptly placed in the possession of the com
mittee the books, papers &c, in the Office and
have afforded them every facility for acompictc
investigation. E.E. DoHNuAM,
Chairman Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

Delauy 4 Harrington, of Philadelphia, land
;sgeots. :haya1 sold lone hundred and sixty one
acres of land, owned by W. s. Chandler, Of
Caroline county, to Mr.. 7. G. Cooke. of Phil
:dedelphia, at ga per acre. There is adwelIiug,
stable, corn house, '&c.I on the place, which is
'one and q half miles from Gulueys Denot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

! Henry Rex, the New YORK watchman, who
shot and killed John McKenus, aged twelve
years. for calling him "Frtz,' has been con
Vlctcd OF murder in the second degree and sen
fenced to Imprisonment for life. I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

= "a large meeting Of the friends Of women
suffrage, in Boston, last night, over which
Rev. freeman Clark presided, passed reso,
iations opposing CASTOR, Democrat, and 10.
dorsing. Rice, Republican, for Governor, and
urging the friends Of woman suffrage to at.
tend the primary meetings and secure the
nomination OF suffragists to the Legislature,
even to The breaking of party lines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09
aGW EsSS'sss,-

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Oct'r. 9-Wh.s, i
without material change since Yesterdays r..
port; offerings of 1852 bushels, with sales Of
choice and red 1T 10 for iai. - LIS md l2u
for good to prime and 49, Tor choice. Corn !.
active at an advance; offerings Of 6lO b Shell.
with ssles of mixed al 50, 81 and 81, and yellow
at IS. Rye is quiet III 81. Oats are in light re-
ccipt, with sales III Il.
RECEIPTS OF PRopUcE. following wer,
the receipts by the Washington City, Virgin,
Midland and Great Southern 4. r. this week.
Corn 1868 bushels, wheat $500, rye $50. oats
$780, corn real So, ear corn TO- mill feed 40
onions -, beans ). potatoes 81, flour - bbs
apples IS hbls, dried fruit 3 bis. fowls S coos
butter - frkins, eggs . bbls and boxes whiskey
4 bbls, limo 100 bblS, leather 81 rolls, hides /
bale and So hides, bark car, cider bbl$, wood
Il cords stoneware 32S pieces, sumac $50 sacks,
IMMORAL water boxes, castings bdls, vegets.
bles 5 bbls calf skins l. rags 2S42 lbs, empty
casks II, lumber 1000 feet, wool sacks, tohsc-
co box, calves, Sc, %. ;edding 3 bales, sheep
skins bales, peaches box, iron $50 lbs, sun
dries Is bbls and boxes, books box, spikes 10
kegs, pows |, crackers | box, cattle Is cars.
stone II cars, coal 2 cars, iron ears, sand car
Coal REpoRT.-The following is report OF
the receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending to-dly:
RECEIPTS. tons
American Coal t ~
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Cu............ $50
j. Z. Agnew .......... ..... 29Si
Total. 1852
SHIPMENTS.
| Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co............ SOS
D. T. 40
LoLai nlu
PORT DF.iL DRy.T, OCTOBER9
Sun rose.............6 3 Moon SITS morn
Sun sets ..........3 IL High water......... . uU
ANRlv.n
| Steamer Sue. Baltimore, TO Broders s Co.
| Schrs Ella Mathews and V l. Hickman, Phil
sdelpha, for Washington.
| SAILED
Steamer Pilot Boy, Currioman By Shinn & Co.
Schr Annie Lewis, Bridgeport by American
Coal Co.
Schrs Emma Aery and Helen Hasbrouck,
| from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr Father s. Son, Tor this port, sailed from
| James river ID
Schr Ida BirLsail, hence, NJ New Haven 9th
| Schr J A Lord, hence for Boston, passed
through He'll GAto eth
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3 lCOMMUNICATED

Money paid into New York-we admit it
we are prepared to give our reasons for so do.
ing when required II Gazette, SM Oct.
Ask any one who ever saw the thlmblc.rig
played, "Where is the little joker p Where
can he be found p
a@~- '~ ATFyANnRJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

David Griffith, retired merchant, and the
wealthiest citizen of Portsmouth, Va. died
on Thursday. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09
lCOMMUNICATED.

t.,.... COMMUNICATED.
There is a genius here now, with powder
used to charm rats could it charm
lottery rats? PAUSE, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

ln the session Of the trustees of the Peabody
educational fund ,at.New York, yesterday, Mr..
""m' N. Evatts presented appropriate resou-
tlouain relation to, their late associate, Mr..
Wm. A. Graham, of North Carolina, and Mr..
Henry H. jackson, of Georgia, was elected q
{ trustee to fill the vacancy. The board adjourn
ed to meet at the White Sulphur Springs, W.
Va, ON the first Wednesday in August 1876,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

;. ;Tbe District Grange OF Northern Virginia
viii meet at Culpeper the l4th of this month. .
A large gathering is expected as it is during
the progress of the Piedmont Fair at that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postotice
October 9, 1875. a.
Persons calling for letters will say they al ad
vertiscd and give the date Of the list,
II not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington
Brooks, Miss Maggie Miles, Mrs Susan
Beelt, Miss Lizzie Mitchell Miss Lucy
Carter, Cyrus, col Nelson, Edward
C'rter, Fillmore OBrien, Miss Bridget
carter, george Pearson, Andrew J :
Crane, John w Parker, Miss Annie , /
Corbin, Mss Mary Z Powell. LIE .
COON oS, Miss Susan Payne, Miss Rachel /.
Garter, w 10 s. col Pane, Mrs Susan
love Ihaduus Quinton, Samuel
Davis, Susan A Rogers. Miss
Eiiotte, MISS Lille Robey, Mrs Ann NJ
F I Mrs Elizabeth - Stringfellow, Hen, col,
1 nah Miss Emma Sharp, Miss Alley
Johnson VIM TAYLOR Wi1ia 6
Lucas, Miss Virginia Washington las. col
LevHl, VIM, col Ward, Luke
oct 9-t W. N. BERKLEY, P. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

EITHER AND NEITHER For the benefit OF
those who may be in doubt as to the correct
pronunciation of either aud neither, the follow
ing extract, from the high authority of Richard
Grant White, on words and their usages,'' is
published:
The pronunciation Of either and neither. has
been much disputed, but, it would seem, need
lessly. The best usage is even more controlling
in pronunciation than in other departments Of
language; but usage itself is guided, although
not constrained by analogy. The analogicslly
correct pronunciation Of these words is what
we call the Irish one, ayther and nuyther.-; the
dipthong having thcsound it has ia a large fam :
lily ofwords in which the dipthong Ell is the EN-
phasized vowel sound, ooeight, freaght, deiga,
Ue1n, obelsance. This sound, too, has como down
from Anglo Saxon times, as we have already
SEEM the word in that language being ogpcr :;
and there can. be no doubt that in this, as in
some other respects, the language of the edu-
Gated Irish Engiishman is anaogcally correc.
and In conformity to ancient custom. His pre-
nunclatlon Of certain syllables in CT which hav q
ACQUIRED in English usage the sound of long
as, for example, CONCEPT. receive, and which be
pronounces conSayt, Tesayue, is anaogcslly and
historically correct. T. had Of old the sound Of
a long, and tire sound Of e.. particularly in
words which come to US from or through the
Norman French. But aythsr and mayther, be.
ing antiquated and Irish, analogy and the best
usage require the common pronunciation EITHER
snd neether. For the pronunciation ither and
m.ther, with tae ! long, which is sometimes
heard there is no authority, either of analogy
or of the best speakers 1t IL an atfectation, and
in this country, copy of second rate British
sttectstion. Persons of the best education and
the highest social position in England generally
say eether aud neither.
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ALEXANDRIA.
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
"'Beni6cary' will please rise aud explain
Why disturb the shades of Scott? He needs
no pauegyric. The good men do lives after
them. PEoUop.
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3d.. ~.a - COMMUNICATED.
Shade of Sylvcster.Scott! Ruat Cn!um,
BENEFICIARY No. 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

COLONEL MAYo's CAsE.-The case of the
Commonwealth against Colonel JOS Mayo, ir.,
Was called IN the Hastings Court this morning
and on motion of the accused the trial was post
poncd until the next term. The motion was
made on the grounds that the question as to
the condition of Colonel Mayo's mind at the
time OF the alleged offence and the condition of
his mind at present, would be considered by the
court, and the time covering period of two
years, 1t was thought necessary to postpone the
trial that length of time in order to get the wit
ncSses. Coouel Mayo was baed in the sum of
$4,000 for his appearance .-Rtchn,ond State
Journal Of yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

ESCAPE OF MONSTER On Thursday
night Nine. Fortmcyer, sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment made her escape from prison ia
Jefferson City, Mo-, by forcing her body
through over the lraosom of her cell. ). Mme
Fortmeyer was convicted at the April term OF
the ST. Louis Criminai Court Of the murder of
a youug girl uaued Lcua Miller aud her In.
fant child by malpractice. Alter her arrest
search was made Of ber house, aud the eharrod
bones of TWO iutauts were found in stove 10
her bed room. She confessed to a detective
that Que of the Infants was that OF Lcna Miller
which she had burned alive. A humber Of
horrible developments followed. showing the
accused to be WOOSTER it being practice of
hers to burn every child delivered b. her.
whether dead or alive There is reason to be-
lieve that she murdered aud burned at least
fifty infants during the prosecution of her in
human business In ST. luis. ~. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

On the Both of September, ultimo, we We're
ordered by the Captain OF Police to attend y,
the office of the Montpelier Female Humane
Association. We received and burned in the
public street the unsold ticket books of the 1850
citation. We handled all the books burned, and
we know that only the ticket books we're burn
ed: 1t is impossible that any other books, cy
cept the unsod ticket books could have passed
through cur hands and been burned. We Nj
tended at the office during the day and night,
and no other books could have been carried on.
to be burned without attracting our attention.
JOHN G. 4 NIGHTINGALE.
marx
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DEED WHEAT.

FULTZ, LANCASTER and WHITE, d!
choice quality, for sale by
GEO, Y. WORTuINGyoN,
sep 9-lm Pioneer Nils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

. HE Buddhists of India have such a pro-
found respect for all life that they will not per-
nit even yermin to be destroyed, and couse-
quently suffer much Inconvenience now and
then; But, like the typical pilgrim who went
to home with boiled peas in his shoes, the
buddhlsts eontrlve way to serve dogma with
out negleclng comfort How do the Marwaree
oaooos manage to satisfy the appetites of their
vimlceS leetularll and yet sleep uutormented2
ihey hire bug-feeder, who for the seemingly
dlSproportlonate fee Of an anna an hour lies
dowo on the bahoo's bed before that worthy's
time of retiring, and takes the edge from the
enemy appetite draws his fire, 50 to speak
so that when the baboo is ready to 20 to bed
the bugs are satisfied and retire also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

ORLANDoE NIGHrESGALE.
mark.
Witness the signatures:
K. BELL, JR.
.JoHN H. WITHICK oct CIT
The Capital and Daily Chronicle copy Sunday
(sVERCOATINGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

I'D OIONN, BENN ENS.
MELTONS,
And other STYLES,
IN a VARIETY OF COLORS.
Made to order in the latest styles cheap.
oct7 .. D. F WITMER co.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE Latin x
~ Rand's celebrated RIFLE POWDER. tie
only Powder used by the American Team; ns,
large assortment OF SHOT and CAPS. o. y.
sizes JOHNSON s. SHERWOOD
oct I n. Z. corner Cameron and Royal SIS.
p ECEIVED THIS DAY lot of choice
~ NEW YORK DAIRY CHEESE; aso =
lot of prime ROLL BUTTER and FRESH
EGGS. JOHNSON u SHER WOOD
oct7 n. f. cor. Cameron and Roya! -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION. The Marl
boTo', Md, Prince Georgian says that in the
case of the soldiers Kendrick and Rodgers,
charged with killing Moore at Fort Foote, last
summer, Maj. Breckenridge, the commaudant,
has made requlsitlon upon the sheriff to have
them returned to his custody for trial in the
U. 5. Court lie asserts that not having a
copy OF the act of the Legislature of 1872,
(which coded all jurisdiction of Fort Foote to
the United States) before him at the time, he
Improperly delivered these men to the State
authorities, whereas he should have held them
for trial by the u. S. Court, which has juris-
dlctlon 10 the matter. The sheriff, upon adj
vice of the authorities, declines to deliver them
up until this question of jurisdiction is settled,
and hence they will probably be indicted there
ana that point raised aud disposed Of upon
their trial
WOMEN AND DEVILS Old Winston was
negro preacher in Virginia, and his ideas Of
theology and human nature we're often very
original
A gentleman thus accosted the old gentle
man one Sunday
Winston, | understand you believe every
it2" :.-,,.r p'''>
i well, sab, did you never read 10 de Bible
alin?" s. i =.
"Oh, yes! I've read that
Did you ebber hear Of EN- bein' cast out
any oder woman, sah?"
mo, never did,"
well, den, all de odders got 'em yet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-09

pEGEIVED THIS DAY YRAIL - bb.
10 Standard \ Sugar and 10 bbls Yellow d.
For sale low by ..t
oct JOHNSON s. SHERWOOD.
, 1875-01-04


Tho Rochester Express gives the following sc-
count OF the novel experience Of hltehlgahaer
in New York state: ...
:. Caleb Harris, of Hudson, bears oil tho palm
from all competitors III the daring and romantic
feat OF baro-back riding, lie left Buffalo on tho
7th inBt., with two carloads Of CONS, purchased
near Hudson, md destined for the hne dairy
farms Of MAtlIRon County. in thla htato. III tho
early part OF tho evening tho long stock tram
stopped at FAirpoft, "a h1r. Harris supposed fos
supper, and be embraced the opportunity to Look
afier the welfare Of bis stock, which was In the
forward sud OF tho tEaln. Finding all In good
order ilc WAS about returning to tho rear end Of
tho train when Unexpectedly the train started,
aud so rapid that he doomed 1t hazardous 70
attempt to get on the cuhoose when 1t should
ruach Inn. HeRolyeu not 10 be left. he mountod
tho train At the risk OF life aud hmb, aud COM
.ne,eed walking back to tho oalAboose, whom ho
fell mud cane near p}idinE ofr to tho ground. 1ie
now resolved to make virtue OF necessity aud
ride to the next station ION dCGk. Aftaf
bsaying tho storm, and cold, and wlud. few
moments, he feared ho might freezo to death in
that exposed position. an1, finding trap-door
Oh the deuk Of lilo saoop car on which he STOOL
llo decided to 'Eo below aud aool moro conl-
iortable quarters among his Woo!y fa)lo"-tEayo.-
orB. He.s ho was fo!ed agaln, for tug door, trMly
lis Attoupts to furce It open. The only TO-
lnalnlng cllanca was to tturn In with his
horned paSseuGcEa snngly slowed away with
'eyety sitting takeu.' ~ 1t Roemod to any
observer. It wah short, quick work: The
scuttle WAS lifted and he ahgAtod on tho back Ut
/ frisky young Durham. Bhe ob]ecssd to hls
| rude intrusion In her quiet co1eh aau com
| mepced to kick. Ahe squiru1ed, and twisted. aud
adsstsd, till, andin9 ~ bet Efforts tutile, she b.
, 1875-01-04


Tho most bountnoas yiutaga Franco has
kuown, the atatihticaIB Say. Is that ot 18Th
Not Ies+ thau 2,0lU UU0 hortares (809. 9.000 acres.
tleteabputsl have bocn cultivated a. vineyard,
and the product i5 estimated ut u. .000 000 hecto-
IilreB for 1,GaT, SOL, ,GUD gallons, very nearly). In
view OF whic, euormu.B figures. the mourning
oyor the phYlInxorA, it would soetn, must hnvo
boon greater than there waE auy occasion for.
The dreat Of thia insects viasstlona, nevo.tt,e-
ieBs, Heelns 10 ba unabatcd. lie IL ono OF tue
1uaa.est aud most lusldloua fues Of tia vino,
1noaburng not moro than one.tltty.thirl Of au
zach iu lellgtll multiplying by tnilions N juno.
July, August, aul soptembor;. ~ tlo lalfor
months often covering tho raot-shoota iii q con
tnuuus maBs, making tlcm quite yollow with lta
bodies Thero Oh the rooiA 1t 41ts anu Aucka tho
Iile out. There are wlnslcss, but also winged
phyiloxerAs tho lattcss Wings being worthons
for voluntary movement. but convenient for tie
wind to watt them by and speeI tlleir mtschlef
to yluey ards the other sort would not Teacl for
long while. TAIB ,nscct Ia not much wolso than
tie old vlne dsspaep, the 4'vldinH," at Whose
outbreak In old times the magistrates tlsed 70 60
so!e1nnly Into tho fields, and command theinsccta
in the Kiugs pa1no to begohc. III 1854, .tlta dis
eaae had reduced tho yield to ll,000.0bo Aecto-
litEes, but IT IL 1l0w apparently conquered.
Strange TO say tho great vintage Las not ctloa.,-
onnl tho ptlca OF vino At ail. The local con-
sumption il estimated a. shout twu-thlrds the
crop, the rust will be exported. The aenlnnd OF
other countrleB for the light wines of France Ill.
creauea g1easly every year. America bei,lg one Ut
aud italy ara equally large, in proportion to past
years. ln Italy this IL looked upon 81 psoYl-
deutial buon for tho disease OF drunkeunessr aa
q scarcity OF Wines for q few ycAIa pant hus Led
tho pour people to use ardent spifita ct the
worst solt.