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THE BRIcKLAYERs COUNCIL.

The delegates to the National Union OF Bricklay.
ers met yesterday in the hall OF the Democratic
General Committee, Brooklyn, and concluded thef
lAbors Ex.Treasurer Hall, OF the union, was expelled
from the society for alleged Irregularities commit
tee was appointed endeavor 10 procure a charter
from the federal government the National Union.
II resolved that the union should meet again og
the second Monday OF January 1877, In the city ol
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EGYPT AND ABYSSINIA.

IMPORTANT SUCCESSES CLAIMED FOR THE SOL
DIEIs OF THE KHEDIvL.
LONDON, Jan. A. 1876.
The Daily Telegrdphs Cairo Egypt special says
there have been important Egyptian In Abys-
sinia.
The capture OF General Kirkham, Englshman in
the Abyssnian service, and other English officers
has been reported here recently but the news is not
authentic
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OBITUARY.
wAnEHAM eRrswoLp.

telegram from Hartford, Conn. under date OF the
18th inst, rcports:-"Mr wareham Griswold, who
died very suddenly Of apopexy early this morning.
city, which has q branch house IN New York city. Ho
was also President OF the Hartford Life and Annuity
Company and one Ol our most wealthy and prominent
citizens He was sixty-cght years Of age Mr. Girls
void went 10 New York business yesterday and
health"
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THE HISTORY Z OF CREATION /:

Or the Development the Earth its Inhabitants by
the Action OF Natural Causes Popular Exposition OF
win, Goethe and Lamarck in particular From the Ger-
OF Ernst Haecke Professor In the University Of jena
Plates and Views Of the Various Groups Of
both Plants and Animals vols, post evo Price %
II this work had appeared before my essay had been
all the conclusions which have arrived hnd conrmeo
by this naturalist whose knowledge points is muck
fuller than mine"-from Preface TO Darwins Descent al
This great work greatest OF German naturaists
only for is learning and the
prise In nothing than in the popularity and
agreeabeness OF ts style Dr. Lancaster its accomplished
the English rendering but he has done excellent
vice in securing pleasant and readable translauon"-
Popular Science Monthly
he translation We must call an exceedingly good
Nature.
IN THE SPRING AND SUMNER OF 1875 By Charley
Nordhoh author of Caiforna for Health &c, "Poc1
for Young Americans" Ac. vol, 5vo. Paper covers
DEDICATION
To PRESIDENT UNITED STATES:
industrial condition Of several Of the Southern states tho
result Of exploration made by during the spring ami
summer OF the present year the request Of hT James
leced here 10 likely to interest who, sin.
cerey believe have failed Co make the people Of the
Southern States contencd chiefly because In exalted
position II was niorunaely difficult you the
real condition Of those States which has rapidly and
tnuay changed from year 20 year OF your Administrations
did in 1855 doubt that Southern policy
would in many particulars have been different fron
what u has been or Is your uuy as n yonr
and happiness of all fellow Ver1
respectfully, your obedient servSni prre xopnuorr
ALPINE Bergen county. MI,
September, 1870.
Of hv IN in
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THE SIOUX wARLIKE.

NEARLY SIXTY oToEs SLAUGHTERED BY THEM
IN KANsAs-THE SETTLERS AIMING.
KANSAS CRY, NO., jan ii, 1876
despatch from Kirwin, Kansas. via Solomon City
dated January l3 says that six Otoe Indians OF band
sixty who passed during the week previous en-
for their hunting ground returned into Blooming
ton IT, stated that band OF wandering Sioux
attacked them and massacrcd all OF their companions
on the night Of the 10TH There Is great excitement
In the ncighbourhood. and the settlers preparing
20 rcpel an attack the Sioux known to be war.
like and fail 10 attack Pawnees Otoes who in
wade their hunting ground
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.

PARIS, Jan. a. 1876.
Sir John H. Glover. the newly appointed Governor OF
Newfoundland, has arrived here for the purpose OF
settling the differences between England and France in
regard to the Newfoundland fisheries. 1t is believed
that he authorized purchase the requishment by
France of her privileges for considerable sum of
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PRINCESS BEATRICE.

QUEEN v1cToRIA's ONLY UNMARRIED DAUGHTER
ABOUT TO BE MATED.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1876.
It is rumored that Queen vctorias coming visit to
Coburg has reference TO the approaching betrothmen
OF her daughter, Princess Beatrice, with German
prince.
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MORE INDICTMENTS IN MILWAUKEE.

The Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit Court
has returned six additional indictments against parties
accused Of defrauding the Leopold werth
disticr charged with bribng officers and ex-Supcr-
visor Mum, ex-Special Agent Conkling. ex Deputy
Collector w. Esserl and ex-Gaugers Reddington and
Tenncy charged with receiving brIbcs.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty-iour hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnutis pharmacy
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ENGLANDs POLICY TOWARD THE ANDRAssY
CIRCULAR PRoPosIrIoNs-LoRD DERBY
FRIENDLY BUT SLIGHTLY OFFENDED
LONDON. Jan. Is. 1876
special despatch from Vienna to the Standard
says the Austrian Foreign Office is confident that
England will assent TO Count Andrassy's note.
The Wiener Presse reports that Lord Derby recently
expressed dissatisfaction to Count Beust the
Austrian Ambassador at London because England had
not been asked to assist in drawing up the proposals
for reforms in Turkey instead of being merely requested
to indorse them
THE MoNTENEGRIys STILL ARMING.
The Same despatch reports that the Montenegrin
government has bought fifty and 10 900 muskets
In Vienna
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

RUSSIAN REPORT OF THE ALLIED REFORM
DIPLOMACY AT THE COURT OF THE SULTAN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. IA, 1876.
II is semi-oically stated that the Porto has
ceased its endeavors to avoid receiving representations
from the European Powers respecting the introduction
of reforms in Turkey.
The Russian and Austrian ambassadors at Constan-
tinope have assumed decided tone on this subject,
thus demonstrating the complete harmony OF the two
Powers in their attitude toward the Porte
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

The demand continued good, hut after yester
dAys com paratively heavy tusiness 1850 baies).
the supply - I-ss copious. ~ the sales W re
consequently confined 10 he amOu not above.
Among the salos strict ordinary was rep Hte d 1t
SC 4. Cd ordinary at 9Ac, low middlng It loo aud
middinx ~ l0Ac, l0hc and 1850, tho Last for high
stX,r:
not quo ably lower. with tsles Of 1000 bales, and
aIrivsls l3ad lower; Hevrs fat and ,rr-euls
with The quota ion Tor low widdling. shoat, re-
duced fianc. Nd Nov York don y previous
ra,es for spois and 1901 l6c lower for futur~s.
Tho worlds visibl- supply y set down u l 737 $40
bsles, agNnst 7sl lS9 last week and 696 as lat
yess, chow nG IN excess over lat year Of Il 023
bales. against 50 aS1lAst week and 81 see the week
before
Tue Exchange makes the amount ON cupboard
not ear (betore . dAy's exports) - SIS bel. O.
embracing 9Sz3 ior Liverpool, STA tpr bsvre ~
for Bremen. d for the H. ditefranean and 33li for
coastW ise ports. leaving IN presses sGreesbly ~
ne account q u T., u, o6S saass. oa1y pat Of
which - on ala
A. noon lo.dAy msddltne w. susesA q Calves
ton q l0Ao, ~ Noble - No. Is eavDnI ah q
tO4c, q CoAIlesto0 ct lon Ol0ka, u VI ming
ton q l0Ae. o. Norfolk ct l0k 0l0kc, at Bslf;.
more at l0k Clio, ct New YoS1 ct Tic q Bvseun
e u Ac, q AsDphts q lSao. - q Augusta ct
no sxehango repoesae "0aleo $50 Halas Warkat
tneSuar" Its Quot ations for uiddhne aud The
higher gra1te ate reduced 10 lie cal. en- com
paied from ?. y. yesteId.. to , P. n today.
We eUpy The flowing nom the hLaakboHrds Of
the Cotton lXchAnsee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

u1v Yo1x, September 80, Bvening-Money
oaooed easy. IL; s,erling steady. - 80 Gold I'D
SS .s sSd ave.
Tbe hank statement shows 4 ans increased
DE-: : sp:.ss 80 a. zen
s:s s s.; :s,,,s sa'n'''-s''A. s's' ''' eur
ss.sss ssi.oee: ~ bod eS,7sa
!ioay-. On iI.aes seoe bitter; more doing
s 3 ~ sss e. ~ : + .sa.: 's.
ho!deis; al.o Md rate D hing d.mspd; 81 1901 u
"a Y ~ 81 ..a M as
s1sded w.:t-rn %i..S; ss9sshe for !. NV Wet;
and sus g. s al 70; ..a : .e,. Port s -
1Ancy. prime m . els IS Lard opened Hrm~r and
elsssd heavy . lower: prime steam lO.600l0 roc.
quiet and steady nolssses dun. aavsi stores,
Sarpsntine md rUsn steady:
e g s '.:ay ,s1 m
q = sovenber No ) do sc. Cor" quiet .ns fs,,;
cs; III md s,s :@
.ettl d: sls 20 caeh: 0le 70 Oe1o or; sll 80 ali
81. AMI sac Tor thouiders, clear rib and clear
sides WHISKY 81 %
mir. VIII. at arm; red o. 0e0l Is. CON frmer
and changed. Os,s on aud unch .nged. Rye
quiet and frm 070c. barley ctr, ne; sf o5nl 10
Fork m at SIC: Lard-Fsr demand; l0h 0lOkc
for Hesn: Il0llkc for kettle renaersd Bulk
meats firm: fir dems d; shoulders 10 clear rib
sides Is 0S &c; clear s.des Sc. Bacon quiet and un
cha'g d Buttar easier and unchanged. Whisky
1T LOUIS. sepr+mbeI 3o.-Slonr .tead ANA nrm
for ,. nhd mee ium 1trs % seas 50 Wheat iuac-
tive; No. red all 81 Is; No. do q 08A C.rn-
. mixed 4Ok'. Oals active and firm; No. .
37k 38c. Eye quiet and unchanged Barley
stead, and unchsng. d: PORK du,i anu unchs. ged.
Lard ina. tive; lohc asked; lose bid Bulk meats
% - It h07xr for shoulce 9; 81 dsAc Il r clear
NIB sid. O. l00l"k Nc for clear SIDES Hogs steady aud
unchanged. C lie steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
R0vOsutio0 lo Rcaoaor,
4 Wellington dispsrch Of tho American
Press Association, SEPTEMBER q. ssys:


Csptsin e 6ipp+ on. Of the United States
sto.m. OWahA, Wriies tn the Nsvv De-
psriment, under date # GdAysquil, Ecus-
dor, september 10, that hs arrived shsre On
the eighth Instant, and found the city In
the midst Of . revolution, toe General in
command Of the trOUp~ in the city having
irsued prOnuDclsm~ntO to thSt eff-ct.
with the support Of the tso -, and sp-
PArently with the consent 0 the people.
On the following day . circular was 10
sned to all foreign consul. in the citv,
notifying them that the government of the
republic 1T Ecuador h2d be. assumed by
General Vent milis, aud assuring them Of
the preservation O. perfect order. Captain
Simpson stated that he as unable To give
the department any account Of the cause Of
this utbreak, bur it wss expected that
the movement originated by Gusy auuii
would DO followed ~ the people
CASE, the Presidency Of Mr. B,rr+ro
is 1T an end and General Ven,en lila
will assume the position of revul tiunxry
President Of EcuaaOr Captain S,mpsos,
IN conclusion, SAWS: CAUSES which pro nee
revolutions in these countries are not A.
ways apparent, but . sudden change of
government in e :uadOr Q. ems 20 be truly
unaccOunfsble. y hen i il remembered how
this country r'j"ic-d ab.,ut y year ego st
it. relief from u d.sp0sic governm. mt which
had endured for twenty ytars, and with
what enthusiasm NJ B.rrero was elected
by Ill classes t. fill The fic~ Of President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
The PreteDaed ReEormeP.

In his Cincinnati spe. Oh lsst wrek, Colo.
mel loaersOll was s.ked b.. Democrat
in the crowd :by h. opp red the reto, m-r,
S.muel j. 1ldeD. BIB gave these ~ some
OF the IessOLs for b opposition:
Il sm opposed 10 him kecXuse he pro-
tends to he = r. former, sm opposed to
him b. cause be GOT the u"Din ,tiOn tor the
presidency through sdv+ rtlsng, - you
would patent med cine. l AM Opp,ssA to
him hecsus@ he flied the pap-r with these
advertise ments Gay after day, month after
month. aud rgbt stger tho adv-rtis+-
m.nt. where 1t told absut the man
whose SANDS OF lite bad nearly run out, the
nex' Paragraph would b. Abuu, the hon.
.-'y and reform # S,mue! j r,lden. He
ms Oeen SAND wicbea b- we~a r. mediea tar
rheumatism and sure tre "n dy p-ps.a. He
ass coDe next I" tuxar costsd pile, and
" u'ocratio paper IN ID. Uui"b h. has b~en
aovtr ,isea rs = I'nttnt qu~ck-ne, rum fcr
the salvation OF the Am. ricau government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

~
n s:s.sasssss.s e - L.1 go. i; -
III. xs;es 80 das go ~ n" H.
achsJlhr as1 hiaaslf ~. Aafte-Sari3, tAs
0oversar Of The plsea. he ssys: ,"Tto
dinpas - oAesed 10 Wss Q coaoaaal ono. IL
vas sort Of csmbiaesias q Turkish md
Erask dinner, Dultiplied By a6out ten.
We did not sit IN . circle % ~ ground,
and Ill <as With our Aagers ften t1s ssae
dish. bat around . laras table. IN the mid
&c q ~ .hiea -. -. IL. lsres SssaGss a a.. :
forks. But il vs. . most unlocked for din
Der. nevertAe1ess, full Of surpEisea, Of
pitfalls dug for the feet Of the un.
wary, Of o0bpaeades and traps laid
for he rskh and the needless.
ThsPe were some twenty-five or thirty
eousses, and three times did the fruita and
the eweets come In. leading me- TO believe
we were approaching tie cad; three times
did ! .ttsck them, only 70 b sufpri:ed add
boiled mutton, moro ragouts. more chick
ems, more game, more psrtridges, moro fab,
moro pilao6. moro cabbage and potatoes,
that csme down upon mo N crushing and
unexpected quantities It vac more than
. man could bear, and finally gave up the
cnntest. Tho dinner commenced about
eight O'Clock and continued until midnight,
BY which time every body retired from the
assault, beaten and demoralised. and there
of roast boef, OF boiled mutton, If game,
of CHOKE n, of rsgoute, IT oil sorts Of Turk
ish fxin's, fruits and eweets. ready to
charge down upon ne in irregular. disorder.
" massee, had We shown the slightest sign
of resistance. This dinner had no sense Of
the ridiculous. IL would have gone ON re-
peatipg itself over and over again all night.
like . stage amy, had We allowed it I
must say, however, that everything was
very good, and could We have had about
ten days to eat it in. the dinner would have
been . very great success. Another fact
connected with 1t, which added sest to our
enjoyment of the entertainment, Wa that
all the clerks whom We had observed en-
pl0yed shout tho chsucellery If the Gov
ernor, 6-lim Eff-Ddi, and of Kisni Paeha
were now waiting vt table; and must say
that the trained walters of tho Msison
Dore or the Moulin R"uge would not have
done It any better. This fact should not
b. taken - derogatory to tho clerks In
question, for % far from considering it
- mental service, they look upon It - IN
honor to wait up n the table VI guest or
. superior IN rank. and it Il regarded only
- way Of tesufying r~spect. Especially
IL this the case among the Bulge isus, for
the master or eldest con OF the house will
wait upon you Ct table, and not consider
his dignity In the least i0oerilsd by It Ono
day No were accompanied for several hours
by On Armenian army contractor, Who rude
With ~ and tslksd to % on terms Of per-
fess equslity. He - very rob, and had
ct that Time . very Largo oestract for sup-
plying beef 70 the army; but that evening
vixen 10 arrived ~ tho house Of the Mute
SAEiG . taxa dinner, 10 appeared behind
my chair with the oervsnio, and waited
upon us throughout the dinner in the most
careful and cancellations manner. and when
10 left, be sto0d st the door. and shook
hands with % Ill - 10 west out"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

The world the hoy lives In 10 separate
and distinct from the world the man lives
in It 10 Q world Inhabited only by boys
No events sre imp0r snt or IT any moment
save those affecting buys. How they ignore
the pr oenc0 Of their elders on tho street,
shouting ont their cslls, their ipvitatiops,
their sppOiDtments from Uur midst, - from
the veIi-tt sOlitude. They have peculiar
Gale, whistles, pass words, by which they
communicate with each other at long dis
tsnces like birds or wild creatures And
there 10 a. genuine . ~ildness about these
notes as about those OF . fox or coon. Tho
boy 10 . savage, . barbarian, in his
Understanding roo .. leaves, bark, nm
ripe fruit, etc and 10 tho kind of music or
discord he delights in. They have their
fashions that spread from city to city. In
one of our large cities the rage ct one time
was an old tin can with string attached,
out of " hich they tortured tho most savage
and esr-eplitting discorda. The police we're
obliged to interfere and suppr. 40 the
nuisance. On another occasion, At Christ
ma, they all came forth With tin no, no and
nearly drove the town distracted with the
hideOus uprOAr. Another savage trait of
the boy 10 his untru, hfulness Corner him
up. aud the chanc. arr ten 10 one he will
liz bis way out CODacience 10 . plsut of allow
growth in the boy II caught in one lie he in
vents another know . by who vas in the
habit Of eating apples in school. His
to 'cher finally caught him in thu act, and,
without removing his eye from him, called
hun to the middle Of tn .or. II saw on
this time" said bis teacher. "Ssv me
WHAT" said tho boy, innocently Bit.
that APPLE" replied the .sscher. mo, sir!'
said the rsAcsl "Open your n,cut, n and
from lite d~pths the teacher, With thumb and
finger. took out the piece Of apple. Didn't
&now it 80 there" said the boy, nm
she-hed. Nearly all the mo- 81 sen,im-nts
snd gracrs are lste in DafuFipg in tho boy.
He bss NO prUp-r aelf respect till past bic
majority. Of course there arr exceptions,
but they sre m'stly windfalla.- Galazy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

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