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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-21
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[F'rom the Virginia New EnLerptlscl
A fellow got a fearful blow on the head
with stone spitLoon at a South q street
saloon night before last. The blow left
his head all out Of shape. There was a
dent in one side Of II about four inches
deep. As he lay there on the floor Of Che
saloon, the man was horrible looking
object. Some Of those present said the
fellows head could never be got In shape
again. Awisc looking, little old gentle
man in specLaCles came to The front, how.
ever, and said he could Ak II. Procuring
an ordinary hnnd.bellOws he inserted the
nozzle into The ear OF the injured man
After a few puffs with the little machine
the fellows head was brought out as
smooth and plump ms a fteshly::blowr
bladder, and he got up and walked off a.
iine.looking a man as he was before he
incurred the injury.
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Is HE DEAD?


Bret lIarle was lecturing in Pennsyl'
vanin short time ago. AT one Of This APP.
pointmenls hc felt very much depressed
It Is a popularity OF humOrists, We are
told, to beunOCcountably melancholy and
gloomy at times. Harte was in this mood
now. Ono Of the committee went In back
Of the scenes to see him, and the de.
pressed humorist welcomed him as a
CLEAN Of unusual good sunshine. They
shook hands-IIarte earnestly, and the
committeeman decorously.
"Mr. Harte," he said grayely, "you will
find this an unusually healthy city"
"Ah n said the pleased humoriSt.
"Yes. The death rate Ia only one
day"
mittee man by tho arm and hurriedly
asked
as hc deadT'
"Deadp calculated hecommitIee man
"Who dead"
"Why, the man for to-day" was the
grave reply.
The committee man stared with all his
might into tho immOvaEle face Of The lee
turer.
"Isn't there clerk here, or Registrar,
or Coroner, or something like that, oil
whom you could find out whether II man
for this day had died2"
Why, yes, suppose 81" slowly replied
the committee man.
"Would you be 40 good, then, a. to find
out, and before commence the lecture,
II possible, whether that man Ia doad2 II
he is dead, thenI am all right for am
10 leave the city early tomorrow morn
Ing but II no isn't dead can not help but
| feel uneasy about myself, and AM not
we'll tonight"
The kind.hearted committee man i'm.
| mediately hurried away to get the ihfor'
nation.
When in his room al the hotel that
night servant told him gentleman
wished him to step down stairs In the
hall, as he wanted 10 see him. Mr.. lIarto
went down, and there met the committee
man.
n ain sorry Mr.. Hatte, 10 disturb YOU
he said, "but could not get that infor-
nation earlier. II Is ali right. That
death rate spoke Of was merely the Az
rage."-Ddnbtry NetrS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-21

TRUTH Is mighty and must prevail
there is no rubbing II out.
John Roemer's Dry Goods and Carpet
emporium is the cheapest and only oxclu.
sive Cash House In the city. He keeps
the largest stock in the city, and sells, be-
yond all controversy, at the lowest prices,
but exclusively for Cash; therefore bring
your money ifyOu wish TO save. To get
a slight idea Of our prices
Calico 5, Q, Z, and s cents. Muslin 0,
7, and 8 cents. Flannels 20 and % cents,
Shawls from 81 90 10 IS NO. Alpacas
from 20 to so cents.
Black Cashmeres 90, 80, 90, and 81 90.
Carpets 20, %, 80, 40 and 90 cents and
thousands Of other articles too numerous
to mention at less than factory prices,
but only for Cab. Please call and DO
convinced, at John Roemer's Dry Goods
and Carpet emporium, Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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From the Virginia (Nev.) ChronielC.l
A Pluto squaw Ia study Of patience
and cheeriulness under adverse Circum'
stances. The happiest face in town thi'
morning WA probably that Of an old
leuther.coloted female sitting on pile OIL
stiff mortar before a building going up IN
the burnt district. The lower end OF the
board upon which her youngest was strap.
ped was stuck into the mortar 40 that she
was released Of that care. Her next, q
red.faced shaver Of three years, warm and
dirty in a coat Of squirrel skin, gnawed
the nndecayed side Of an apple, and the
old lady herself sat with her lap full Of
garbage, picking out and enjoying the It'd
bits, while the family cur renewed work
at her feet on the well-polished bone.
thrown to II,
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CUTTING ICE.-Tho recent cold snnI
set the ice men to prospecting and pre-
pairing for the work Of gathering in their
crop, and some Of them were at work
yesierday morning near the mouth Ofthe
creek. The quality Of the Ice was rather
poor-being rather thin and exceedingly
dirty. We don't know for what purpose
the Ice taken out Of the creek yesterday
Is to be used, but would not recommend
II for family use, But there Is no need Of
getting uneasy about the ice crop; there
Il plenty Of tine to gather In good Ice,
and we'll not want It until the sweet sum
mer time, ANYHOW.
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WARMING TO parents WHO WANT 10
Buy CANDIES AND SUGAR ToYS-Don'i
poison your children by giving them bad
colored candy and sugar toys, Knowing
that there are great number Of parents
in this city who are willing to pay IeG-
lonable price for sugar toys and candies,
iithey only get them pure and healthy Tor
children, lmaks now, for the first time in
Wheeling, new kind Of sugar toys, con.
sisting Of sugar, almonds and eggs, which
! think will take our Wheeling citizens
by storm. l also warrant all my candy
which We manufacture ourselves, 10 Be
fresh, we'll favored, and as pure as It can
30 made, A large assortment Of MaillArd
4 Whitman's best candies always on
hand, and a greater variety Of foreign
nuts, pears and grapes was never offered
in the Wheeling market.
A. NEuHAusEH,
Manufacturer Of Pure American and
French Candies.
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ITEGMBoLDs BUcHu Ia still in the 70.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the Cele.
brated medicine isstill manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and IL
sold by all respectable druggists. II ID
warranted for all diseases Of The kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter.
feltS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAw
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BURdLARIztNd ON A SMALL SCALE
Three different times recently the ware.
room Of Parker Bros, on Main street,
has been broken into by gang Of small
boys. The room Is used for storing Hp.
pies, cider, onions, potatoes, etc. The
young villains lifted agraling in the rear
and had no difficulty in thus eITeCting
an entrance to the wGrerOom. They are
very careless, however, generally leaving
the doors and windows open when they
depart. Measures have been taken 10
check the sport in the future.
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PROBABLE STOLEN CLOTHING. = A
colored woman who lives in an allel
back Of tho Cathedral the other day iOunC
quantity Of clothing in her coal house
which she feared had been stolen and i'm
mediately took to the Office OF JusticG
Gillespy, The clothing consists Of two
mems coats, a calico skirt, child's cOlict
dress and black alpaca waist, and wa
wrapped up in a piece Of bedticking. II
remains at tho Justices office awaiting
Identification,
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THE PENrENTIARY FRE.-On Sunday
night between 10 and II o'clock fire
broke out in The Penitentiary at Mounds
vile, causing quite an excitement among
the convicts. Superintendent Bridges
was seated in his room reading, when the
ceiling above suddenly gave way, precip.
itating a quantity Of brick, plaster and
burning timber upon him, lie imme.
diately called the guards, and with the
assistance Of a number Of short term
Convicts soon succeeded in distinguishing
the flames. The damage will not exceed
$3.50. The origin Of the fire Is unknown,
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ORE FROM TIE Bio SANDY.-AbOut two
hundred tons Of iron ore from the Big
Sandy region are now at the wharf, haV-
ing been sent here by number OF gentle.
men who have lately invested in ore lands,
The ore Ia to be tested al the Belmont
blast furnace, and II ii proves equal to the
expectations Of the owners they will have
no difficulty in dispOsing Of their ore in
this market,
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In THE CREEK.-Yestorday morning
Charley Miner, an INTELLIoENCER car.
Fier, and companion, were skating on
the creek at tho head Of l4th street, when
Miners companion broke through the
ice and fell into the creek. Charley
pulled him out, and the two boys adj.
iourned to their homes to dry their cloth
ing,
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FUNERAL OF JAcoD NJ, BIcKEL.-The
funeral Of Mr.. Jacob NJ. Bickel took
place yesterday morning from his late
residence on Virginia street, Island, and
was largely attended. The members oil
the Board Of Education, Of which deceas
cd was a member, attended in body. A
large number OF The Principals, teachers
and pupils Of the public schools were
also In attendance. Rev. DR.. Fisher, Of
the First Presbyterian Church, OBLIGATED
The remains were Inferred at Greenwood
cemetery.
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It is astonishing with what punctuallty
the tramp rings the bell directly after the
family have snugly gathered round the
parlOr FIRE. The loateF can't come at a
decent hour, when the family are at sup
per, and DO asked to walk In and hoist a
square meal, like Christian gentleman.
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IT is understood that the custom OBJ.
served by the gentlemen Of making New
Years calls on the ladies will 30 OBJ.
served more extensively than usual the
coming holiday. As the custom il mu-
tually pleasant, the ladies will thank US
for this item OF news.
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CALL on Friend 4 Son, No. 1908 Main
street, for D. Skaters Writing Desks, the
most complete and comfortable yet pro-
duced. Every lawyer doctor and family
ought 10 have one.
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po11cr Counr-Jrdas Cranmtt.

Tho following cases were yesterday
morning disposed Of by His Honor:
Martin Ffiety, Ed. Brobson and James
Sweeney we're fined and paid 81 and costs
each for disofderly conduct.
Leroy Yancy, for assAulLing Julius
Frick, paid a iine Of s. and costa.
Oven Condfy was charged With carry.
ing meat of without paying for II, All
this in the Fifth Ward Market House
Oven went 10 lhe WofkhousS for ten days
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NoToE.-Thoso who have money would
do well to supply themselves with Dry
Goods and Carpets at the great reduction
in prices that | have made. Call and zee
for yourselves, ], W. FERREI,
cor. Main and Goth streets.
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GIFT DIsTRBUrIoN.-A ticket given
with every dollars worth purchased until
January LIST. To DO given away;
One StereoscoPiC Album, $l2 90
One fine 100 Picture Album, 7 90
Ono fine Wall Pocket, 8 90
One stereoscopo with doz. viows, 90
One 90 Picture Album, 2 co
IIALL,s QALLERY.
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JUSTICE WRRB.-Ths peace warrant
case in which Richard Cain was defend.
ant and Michael Moylen the complainant
was compromised before this Justice last
evening.
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srEREoscoPEs from Zoo TO s. 90 each,
Stereoscopic views from Zoe TO s. 90 per
dozen, Albums from the cheapest to the
best, Frames Of all sizes and styles, and
Photographs Of the finest finish.
HALLS GALLERY,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

STRAINED HIS ANKLE-On Saturday
evening last Mr.. NJ. G. OKRne, Of the
firm Of O'Kane & Divine, clipped on the
Ice on 18th street. and fell and sprained
his ankle.
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J. W. FERRELs great reduction in the
price Of Dry Goods and Carpets TO reduce
stock Is worthy your attention, at corner
Of Main and Goth streets.
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MANY a man thinks ia virtue that
keeps him from turning rascal, when u
only 4 full stomach. One should be
grateful, and not mistake potatoes for
principles.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS AND oHdAm.-

FIFTY per cent reduction in price Of
Black Silks and Silk Velvets, and all my
Dress Goods and Carpets, as I am forced
to reduce my stock. J. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and goth Sta.
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J.W. FERRIES heavy reductions in
prices Of dry goods and carpets are making
things lively, sure, at the corner Of Main
and goth streets.
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TIE fourth invoice just received by
express Of those nice Box Toe Boots for
Ladies, Misses and Children, at
L. v. BLoND's.
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The largest stock Of fancy goods suita.
bic for the holidays to DO found At
SPEYER BROs'.
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THE CouRs.-CouNrY CoURr-JWlgC
Coehdn.-Coutt met IA usual.
In tho cases Of Amos, Alfred and syl-
vester or Wesley Mayhem, examined UP.
on a charge Of butglariEing Ridgeley's
store at West Liberty, the dele ndantS
were held and remanded for trial before
the Circuit Court At the next term, In de-
fault Of 81 900 bail each.
In the case Of NJ. 4 j. Sweeney VA. j.
II. Mclean, The defendant filed three
special pleas in writing, to which The
plaintiff replied generally and Joined is.
sue, and the caSe was continued until an.
other day. ..
The case Of The city VA. James Wilson
came up on an application for a writ Of
habeas corpus, Mr.. Dovenof appeared
for the prisoner, and Mr.. JefIers repre-
scented the city. The case has been taken
under advisemenL by the court. Wilson
was sent up for thirty days by Judge
Ctanmer for picking pockets.
Adjourned 10 this morning al 10 o'clock,
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THE reduction in Silks, Merinos and
Dress Goods Is awful al ]. ". Ferrel's,
corner Main and goth streets,
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VIZ are sorry that our tiend ], W.
Ferrel has to close out his stock Of dry
goods and carpets away below cost,
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FINE Side Band Shoes for Ladies' Just
received at L,V. BONDS,
ll3b Main st.
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GooDs aud carpets below cost. Don't
forget the great reduction Of prices in dry
goods and carpets at ], W. FERRIES.
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The December term Of the Municipal
Court commenced yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The case Of Archibald Va. Peabody was
continued until the next term.
The case Of L. s. Wells 4 Co. vs.. VIM.
Dillon was sot for hearing on Thursday.
The case Of c. y. Stifel VA. Charles L.
Eckhatdt, unlawful detainer, was act for
to-day.
Adjourned until this morning at iOl
o'clock.
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]. W. FERREL, to reduce stock Is, sell.
Ing Prints for 8 cents per yard.
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THEbest place In the city to buy holl.
day presents Is at sPEYER BRos.
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IIllpll on WEDNESDAY. the both day o.
DOtnbr, 1875, In front Of the Court uOusc Of
0iowaniy, commencing nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, Tho
blOElBs property, situated on tho west side Of
Huron street, between Goodrich and Zane: House,
No and H. one containing threo MONS and
hhhtn, and one II eight rooms and kitchen. Good
pump and gDul CsIGrns and hydrants, and fruit on
ilr w With all the necessary OuthnlldiDgS. Firs
NJ Ntl!j, aud second lot 2iXl25
ThtaOoyc viii be sOld separate or In tho whole
" s1l purchasers
TERiiOP -One.third cash on day Of sale,
dmRc 10 sui purchaser, balance IN two EQUAL pay
n'ati Of six aud twelve months, with Interest,
S.lN ny deed VI trust OH tho property lnr thu
GfRymCnts J. q. llElGVEf,
AurtiOnCCF and Heal Estate Agent,
ll& Market ST., Agent for Mrs. Walker Hunter.
IaiI
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lOB SALE

A DWELLING HOUSE, No. 1885 Chap
lac street, containing six rOomsi good eel
hg lot 80 feet front, running back 1853 feet
Term, easy, Enquire on premises,
ddi' L. j. MARSH.
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ilRuSTEEs SALE
Valuable chapIlue St. Propert,

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by FnnkllI
WnahIp anil wife, TO The undersigned Trustee
recOnlcl among the land records Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed hook No. o., page 27O,
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L'OR SALE

One Frame House, with five rooms, No.
ljliWOol street, One Brick Of four rooms,
SO.ljOO ont corner Of Wood and Fifteenth
ltetts, Enquire OF -
WM, j. NESBITT,
d,i6' 1910 Wood 81.
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Al the front door Of the Court lTOns Of Ohio coun.
y West Virginia, commencing Ut " o'clock 4. NJ,
R,ceL to Ell to the highest and lesl bidder the
bowIng described real estate, that Is 10 say "Tht
ruth luO.tlllrls Of lot numbered ono hundred and
abt'riolr tlgD On the east side Of ChApllnO street
q the Filth Ward Oi the city Of Wheeling WeSt
Virginia, Icing tho same property which was con-
oycllo !he SId Faakl lin WInShIp by Matthew b.
Ole by a lctpl dated the firSt day Of January,
Nj, AHd Of TCOrl In the Recorders office Of Ohio
mluly, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, IAgI
ls Tlthtll the buildings aud appurtenRnCcs there
rEEVs OP sALI-One.thirl cash, tho balance Ii
70 Nial lnstAlments at IlK and twelve months
slh Interest from day Of Eilc, with security to b'
iPPoIedby the Trustee.
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COR RENT
u, Dyellin, HOUSE, No. aga Market street, with
,GliSt /, oticroI i0r TUnl, from April |, 1915:
~, ", u. NJ. EOFF,
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The river continues to fall slowly. Al
Q o'clock last evening tho marks at the
wharf indicated A feet 2 inches.
The Science departed for ParkersburG
punctually,
and Market Boy are still running "a
usual.
Business was very dull about the land.
ing yesterday.
The Courier will lay up at this point
to-day, and the Mallie Ragon will take
her place in the Parkersburg trade. The
Ragon will take her departure at II
o'clock this morning.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 25.-Riyer 2 feet 10
inches and lrising slowly weather very
warm and indications OF rain.
CAIRO, June 26.-River 20 feet 2 inches
and rising. Arrived-City Of Vicksburg
and Charles Brown. DepartGd-Vioks.
burg. Rain In the afternoon and cloudy,
EVANSVILLE, June %, - Weather
cloudy, with rain this morning and even
ing and a heavy shower at 6P NJ, last
ing but few moments; mercury 7B' TO
Ss'. River 10 feet and rising slowly. Up
-ldlewild, George Roberts, Thompson
Dean. Down Fawn, Kittie Hegler,
Grey Eagle, John Means and tow Busi-
ness very dull.
Sr. LOUIS, June 25.-Arriyed-Maggie,
Illinois river; Northwestern, 81. Paul;
Capitol City, Vicksburg; Wilson, La
Crosse. Dcparted-AlitChell, 81. Paul;
Northwestern, Keokuki Belle Of Mem
phis, Memphis; Wilson, La Crosse. River
0 inches. Weather cloudy and very
warm; rain this afternoon. .
NASHVILLE, June %. - River still
falling with 4 feet 0 inches on the shoals.
Weather very warm; threatening rain.
MEMPHIS, June 2b.-River rose FOOT
weather showery. Arriyed-Quick step,
White river; Legal Tender, Arkansas
river;'NIinneOla, Cincinnati. Departed -
Illinois, VickSburg; Helen, 81. Louis
Morgan, New Orleans.
CINcINSATI, June 25.-River l3 feet 0
inches and falling. Weather ShOwery
and hot. Arrived-vint Shinkle, from
Memphis; c. d. Church and Utah, from
81. Louis. Departed-Andes, for Wheel.
Ing; J. $. Neal and tow, from MiddlepOrt
to ~. Louis passed down.
LOUISVILLE, June 25-River falling
with 7 feet 8 inches In the canal; 8 feet s
inches in Indiana chute. Arrived-Tom
Sherlock, Cincinnati; Fannie Talum,
Pittsburgh. Departed-SherloCk, New
Orleans; Miller, Memphis; Fannie Tatum
St. Louis. Weather sultry with occa.
sional rains.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 25,-The Timss has re.
port that a rebellion has broken out in
Burmah.
In the House Of Commons to-day Stack.
poole moved that it would eonduce to the
advantage Of the Crown II the Queen
should have a permanent residence in
Ireland.
Mccarthy Downing, member Of Cork,
protested against the motion.
Sullivan, member for Louth, said the
motion was inconsistent with the dignity
Of the Crown and Of the Irish nation,
Isaac Butt, member Of Limerick City
gave assurance that Her Majesty would
meet with loyal reception In ireland.
Mr.. Disraeli asked that the motion be
Withdrawn, as the act 1t contemplated
was one which should be left wholly to
the free will Of Her Majesty.
Mr.. stackpoole accordingly withdrew
the motion.
Admiral Werner, Of the German navy,
gave banquet yesterday at Kiel, in hon.
or OF Admiral Warden and the officers OF
the United States sqadron. This evening
the Americans were the guests OF Admir-
al Henk at dinner, which was followed by
. grand ball given by the officers Of the
German navy, Davis, the minister Of
the United States, was present,
Dispatches from India announce that
the seal OF the King Of Burmah has been
affixed to the treaty with Great Britain,
The British mission 10 the King, with Sir
Douglass Forsyth at its head, was to set
out from Marladay to-day for Burmah,
Many deaths from famine are repOrtedi in
the Karen country.