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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
J.Owen Kerby, Auctioneer.

rNRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed of
l. trust f:om Mary Scarce, dsted June 22ad,
1876, and duly recorded among the land TO.
cords Q. Fairfax county, in lber s. No. .. folio
AL, the undersigned, trustee therein named, at
the request of the party secured b., said deed.
@Iill sell. by public auction, to the highest bid
der, in front Ct Cats tavern, in the yllisge, OF
West End, and county OF Fairfax, November
18th, 1916 at one O clock U. m. a TRACT OF
LAND, situated in the said county of Fsilfsz,
containing l29 acres = roods and IA poles, 'ex *
elusive Of the marsh, acres, rood and ..
poss, including the railroad, a. acres, with
lo.f7sas ana distances according tos plat OF sur
dated August, 1862, and filed amongst the papers
IN the suit OF Church vs. Watkins in tho Cor
porstion Court of Alexandria, Va.
Terms Of Salo-Cash. ConveyancEg ht the
cost Of the purchaser
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
oct lT-2aWIm IrllStae.
6ss- The above sale is continued until ga T.
JkDAI, the sd dag of December, l2I6. atthl
'sne time aud place .,,
nov 2c-2awlm Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE FISA.J1D.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 20--2:30 p. m.-NoW
that it has become quite apparent that the cleo
tora! votes OF South Carolina, Florida and
Louisiana are 10 be counted for Hayes, and that
the 'count'' is to'be acquesced 10. gloomy
daspoodency, 10 consonance with the weather,
has taken possession Of the public mind, and
the concentration OF troops here does not even
cause cripple.
In consequence Of all these high handed mea.
sures taken by the radicals, the people are be-
ginning TO lock t. the near future, 10 business
point Of view, aod with grave fears as to what
will DOUBTLESS happen a farther want OF con-
ii4ncc, continued boarding oil money. and
cons, quent disrcss and suffering. Those who
are most JEALOUS for atl liescercs in the great
,rfong that is being 81 boldly carried GU 10 the
three Souhe rn States are those who are most
interested in maintaining the bonds of the gov
erumeut, and as these bonds are for the most
. art held in ,be monetary circles of the North,
and the South is poWerless, there seems no
good reason for the concentration OF troops here,
and the move is only TO be accounted LOT on the
plea the "conscicnce makes towards Of the lead.
ers Of the revolution now going on, and which
viii! eveutuaie in the utter aunihialatou OF re-.
publicaa principles and form, and prove how
utterly hollow have been the boasts of democrat
ic government.
y Tallahassee dispatch TO the Herald says:
4 company troops was to leave this morning
for Jackson county.
The I1erad's New U:leaDs dispatch says
The republican visitors continue taking tesl.
mouy in regard to the "BuIl do2,rs" parishes,
at their rooms, aud will convene tomorrow. 1t
is said tia. Gen. Sheridan has urged cZpedi.
ton Oh the Wlrk OF the returning board and
that it will be heTried through as expedtiously
as possible The democrats are still busy pre-
parng all:iayits aud other evidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
Terrible Cyclone.

LONDON, Nov. 20.--A dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta says three large islands,
namely, Haitian, Suudcep and Dakhin Sbaha-
ba2porp, aud numerous smaller islands lncud-
ed 10 the Backergunge Nockholly and Chitta.
gong districts, were entirely submerged by the
storm wave OF October 3lst, as was also the
mainland Tor 1--we or sly miles inland. These
islands are all situated ia or near the estuary
of the river Meena. The largest, Dakhin Sha-
habyzpoIe, Was 500 square miles in extent. 1t
bad population oil about 240, 900. Haitian and
Sun,lcep together had abuutlG0, 600 population.
Up to ! / clock on the night OF the 3lst there
were no sigus OF danger, but before midnight
wave swept over the country to a depth, In
many places, OF twenty feet, surprising people
in their beds Eensc groves Of cocoanut and
palm trees around the villagea enabled many
to save themselves hy climbing among the
branches, and some took refuge on the roofs
of their houses, bat The water burst
the houses asunder, and swept them out
to sea. Sous wsra carried thus across
tho channel tan i:IiIcs to the Chittagong
ds:::1t but vast majority were never heard Of
agnia. The couutry Is perfectly fat aid al.
most every one persisted VII" saaiel to reach
the trees. There is scarcely Il household in the
lSaais, ana on the adJaceut coaat, but Loaf many
members. The cattle ace ell drowned. The
boats are swept eUay aod meGus of communica-
ton with other districts are destroyed. There is
much distress among the survivors which the
Government is relieving. The Government
Gazette says Wherever the storm wave passed
it is believed rot third of the population sur
vived. The islands have barely ono fourth of
their former inhabitants. The stencil from the
purifying bodies is insufierabIe aud a general
oulbrea!, of cholera is hourly expected. The
Times correspondent says this fear is happily
not yet realized except at Nook Holly, where
the disease has appeared. News from the
famine threatened districts Of Madras is some
What better Rain has como in time
to 60 some good. In Bombay the pros
pects are still gloomy. Actual famine
10 Two or three districts seems probable, end
great distress i four or five morG,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
local ISreyitfes.

The oysters that are now coming TO- mark
are as tiue, both as regards size aud flavor. as
any that ever reach here, that IS it those sent
to this Office, Oh Saturday last, Irom the pack
ing house of j. II. Mclean i Co., were tal!
samples Of them.
The ry5es at BrgLtwood Park, near Wash.
ington, closed Saturday. The rain rendered the
ira ok totally uu6t for racing The following
we're the winners: Main Brace, three-Guarters
of mile, in l. 80; Hattie f., mile and aquar-
ter, PSI; Burgoo, mile and half, 10 3.Ol5.
Judge Hughes will hold an adjourned term
Of the u. s. Circuit and District Courts, COM
menciug 10 this city on wednesday. the 2sth
inst,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

pLANKETS, COMFORTS &c, &c.
- Monday, Novemb Der 70, 1876.
We have on sale the best and cheapest assert.
ment of White and Colored Blankets ever oner.
I'd by US in this market. Also large and well
assorted stock Ct Ladies Merino and all wool
Vests Mems do in great varsity.
Il. b. Hoomes y. 7. ERkSH NAh,
NO. 100 King street,
70 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
Union TuEoLoGlcAL SEMINARY

Nu1p,!ee S.daey, Ia., Nov. 70, 1919.
wn Eays ,ricd Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
like it very much. We !h'ok i. pleasant to the
tas,e and highly beneficial to the throat ana
Iuuss.-Join c. lNolloy, l.. Y. SpeNcsF' o"a
.Sanuel M Smith,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
RICHARD l.. slAyRY,
ATTORNEY y COUNSELOR AT Law

A CARD.-C ircam3iancos rendering it de.
~ Rirable that should locate in Baltimore,
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria to DIR. D. N RUST. He las been
for SO many years associated will! ,ha b. 10 nupd
no Introduction or endo9=or,cnt his skill, ability
and reputation foi honesty snd high integrity
being aell known. 1 cordially comineud him.
to the favor of my friends snG patients, Is well
worthy OF the position to which he succeeds, and
bespesk for him tie practice with Which, for 80
long, have been favored.
JAMES T. HUDGEIN.
aiayauirir Va mar 1il.tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
By Telegraph


NEW YORK, Nov. 2O-Stooks dull AM lower.
Money o. Gold 1922, Flour qliot and ua.
changed. Wheat duil and unchanged. Corn
4uiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, Nov. :'J.-.Vlrginia IT,, deierled.
u Virglniss, consolidated. G1. do "a series 54s
Cotton dull !; mid ding l03slls. Flour dull and
,.sady Howard street and Western Super i
"A so; do. Extra 5sS5 so; do. Family . Is ,SI !;
City Mills Super ASA 90; do. Extra 6 25sS6 %
30. Rio brands 50sS6 Is; do. Family IS TO.
Whes! quiet. but firm; No. Western red 1855 !;
No. do. liz; Penna red ljsal10; Mary land
red, good to prime l3slli5; do amber l49al4S I;
10. white lz5al45 Corn--SCuthern trmer (.
Western weak snd lower lor spot; futures
..caGy; Row Southern white 5Ua54 do. yell
low ) Dao1; Western mixed old SPOT and Nov
SIS first half Deer. til new December o6t
Oats firm and quiet; Southern "3a4O; Western
white "7a40 do mixed 34z;;6 Rye quiet and
steady at G5a70 Glover seed active and firm ut
lids Hay steady; demand fair; Maryland and
rennsy lvania halt. Provisions firm but quiet
stock very light. Pork l. .:5a$l1 80. Bacon
Shoulders 6: clear rib sides ~ Hams lGal7
Lard re linod, llslli Butter, good grades scarce
and rn other kinds dull anu hesvy; Western
. BOD to prime 22s24; extra Gne 25s25 Coffee dull
and heavy; Rio cargoes l3isl9; jobb'ng l6a20
Sugar steady; demand lem at l2al2t Whlskey
dull and nomin at1li.
PHILApEI FILA, Nov 20.-CAt!la dull; sales
of 1900 extra Pennsylvania and Western at
s2a64; fair to good 4fa5t common 4al!. Sheep
IN fair demand; sales of 1000 at 4 to hogs
sales of 900 head at 7.LO4$S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

Dk. B. +. JONES' % N. Calvert It,, Balti-
~ more, Md, makes specially and guarsn.
tees Speedy and Certain Relief in sl Diseases
and Irregularities incident to Females also in
J mpo!ency, Sterilty, Spermstor1hus, Structure.
Gravel and all other Diseases Of the Generaiiv e
Organs Of either sex. sep )
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

Flour Is strong, with light receipts AND sms'1
sses. Wheat opens active and rules stsady at
S Tor choice; offerings OF 1850 bushels with
sales at llosl35. as to quality, Corn is dull aud
lloop!ng, and but little is being sent 10 market;
sales st AZ for new and a for old, with offerings
.! 4i0 bushels. Rye quiet at 6u No Oats re-
ported. Country produce iu do.na
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR THE Cl1Y.-J,!dye Jas.
Keith presiding :-DaingerGcld vs.. Ludwig; 10
ejectmept; rule IS. defendant, to answer decar-
alton. re,u,aab!e on "Wednesday.
Moore IS. ,shinu Il Co.; rule W. paries on
whom attachments have been served 10 answer
on Thursday.
The docket w.5 read aud ea.,as .ssigrel.
The i"ry ,2s:5 adjourned until Wednesday
a.oraipg? aurIs Court adjourned until to-
morrua Mqgmius at ten u'clcck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

PosrpoNEp.- loving to the inolemency OF
the weather Of Saturday, the exercises OF
athletic Day" at the Episcopal High School,
near this city, were postponed until next Sat
urday. vi,
The meeting for the formation of a W omens
Missionary Society a. The NJ. h. Church. to
have been held yesterday evening, was also
postponed on account Of the weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

We have now in store, purchased direct f7on!
The ;ian.:ta, tories. u tuii, complete ana han1-
some assortment Il: goods II. on: lac, 10 winch
Ys invite 2pcc!.i st,Guioh.
French China Diar"r :;@ts, complete, IA plan
yEitc, git band ~! ,!"cnfatad French China
Ica seis. il. gu. hsad aud Decorated French
China Cups aud :%aacrra. git ban! AID rls'n
white; Fronch Ct,,,a Vase. no" patterns snl
very handsome; ;rr"ci thiha l"'i6l onss,
Ma E"., ani o.nrr patterns; Engii=h Toiie:
sol. ..n.,soI:,:iy t.,:..t...,!, sJnle;hlnR now
Etr,.n Mug:, Toy lea -. .t:a-s Fsse-, ".
". !,my, the isrs".t :.:i ino-. t".np;oto =lock
O: guo,. ever ju!oro b:.r ,'t - Iii. place Which,
we are Offering Il. ,:f: -" L34:cs. Gall and
examine or good. sal ut.ln- NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

THE CHURCHES YESTERDAY. wing to the
very inclemeut weather yesterday, the churches
generally had slim congregations Rev. .Dr.
Packard preached at Christ Chyrch morning
AID nighs, 10 lie aD5eGc. CT the rector, Rev.
Mr. ulmc, who vas AZ the University OF Viz
GINA. Rev. Father Okauc. Of St. Mary's
Chucch, made III, monthly visitation TO sails
Church. Rev. Mr.. Mcalnrran preached at
the Uuion Presbyterian Church at night. In
the NJ. f. Church, South, Rev. Nelson Head,
II. o., preached bath morning aod night. Ihs
other pu!pit5 were filed ~ tie regular clergy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
MARINE NTELLIG ENC Il;
SIN rose. ........ 6 II Noon sets........, s "a
Sun sets. ......... 4 as High aoater...... Il nt
ARRIVED.

-,,r Nes J ORR, Philadelphia. &c + Reed
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A Reed.
:s!.e reports the schr Elms III Wright in the
Narrows, two three. masted schooners of Piney
Point, and big off st. Georges 1sand-sll
bound up.
s.: " Thonl son, Cone river to Z Reed.
SAILED.
S.r Lady Of tho Lake, Norfolk, by + A Reed.
str Mattsno, Nomini, by N Bou5h & Son.:
ctr Theodore Weoms. Baltimore by Jos Bro
doris & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

Janncy l. Go. have enough drugs to. supply
the world. They keep everything IN their
line, aud have not forgotten to order plenty OF
Weiss Eureka.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
LAOlES TOE that we have just

RLACK CASHMERES, in four grades, al
- wool, Just opened at the COM 81 N hIlON
STORE. The prices are marked in plain hgutes'
Call at once nov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

AUDITORS OfFlct. The Auditors Office,
10 the Royal street wing Of the market house,
has been handsomely lctlticd and ic3sluted:
\ White coat hi. 'ceG ,.at over the ugly saGd
finish On TIE waits ;.nd r2lluI, and the cases
for books aud ,,a;r!s have b.rn fitted with
rlaz.d doors aut divided ih:n tIulartments
tnr lie bctlrr I, .s-iiica iiuu oi documents. The
{ o,ilc woodwork ha> bceu c;aturt II !l!tatioG
ct walnut aoi presents w i.s.' .uu cleauly
Appearances
Tus WEAruEn. lac IAN which com
mcc,al ;,2 Saturday ul''ui"I, canuened
almost uni., .ctrup tiy uni.l a''nUt i''u to DAY
when 1t he'd up tar a shurt tmn ahd t;e "loo
beqau 20 blow but as tho direction oil he iatiefl
irr,a ,ae ncr,Ewnrd and eastward, there Is
sliph; nr; spest cr a speedy clearing nj. Yes
tnri}.y the wrtl,.,r was very ::!sasrr".hla anu
the attcuda,c,. "A! tie vaii"uS churr'i"S, auo
the number ut rris,'ls seen % the street were
very niue decreased.
O,ERpoAtu-Oa Saturday ugit last Mr.
Geor,e Bower, the waIchman al the Amer
;e., Coal wharf, saw OF though; 10 say
so,pe one stealing coal from tic irout q Il!
wharf. lie tired his pistn! vt tSo suppose
thieves. and then vent down towards the rye
from. attempting TO step from tile %hsf' I
/ ~. s,hoaper Armstrong, lying alongside, b
I ,;s.,lrulated the dis, auce and slept overheard
hnt WIS specaiy rescued by two sailors fror
| n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart
naent, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
'ngton, d. c., NoU'r. 90, lS76-lO:3O a. M
For the Middle and Eastern States continued
northeast winds, cloud and rain, with falling
barometer and stationary temperature followed
winds, rising barometer, cloudy and clearing
westher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

GENTLEMENS BLACK KIDS az d "a
~ received to- lay. ,n
10y d. q. SLA III "A d hn w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

i may be observed that no attempt Is made
to hunt up out-cf the way or unknown places
to tind names to endors, Simmons Liver Reg
uator:
Hon. AlexaDde! II. Stephens.
John w. BtokTith, Bishop of Ga.
General John B. Gordon, United States
Senator
Hon. John Gill Shorter, ex Governor Of Ala.
Rev. David Wills, D. D., President Ogls
thorpe College.
Bishop Pierce, of TIA. >
Hon. James Jackson (Grm Howell Cobb &
James jackson Attorney at Law, Macon. Ga'
John B. Cobb.
J r. l.. Mott, Columbus, Ga,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

NEW YORK STATE CIDER. very choice,
~ just received.
nov 3 GEO. McBURNE1 H SUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

GLASSWARE Just opened 3! the tOABI
Il NATION, :esdJ Tor sale. GALL al once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-20

MOTHER LOT OF PRIME BuCh.
~ WHEAT FLOUR received BY ~
oct s4 ], G., i E. MILBURN,
The New York herald., 1876-12-30
olr. Nov o-Passed, Jacobins GER, Onbe-

BAxJoKwAxGlE. Nov 2-Passed, Jacobins Ger, Onbs
BAanApos Nov son. brig Kate MrDougal ,Br, Inness
from New YORK for ciudai Bolivar - days outhsd been
coLoxno Nov es-In port barks British conssitutios
r venson tor New York 1ilsndss .nI, Chapel 70.
Coconsda
British Envoy er stewart British Statesman iBr) Sex
ton; Russia fBr. Jones: carmsthen Castle tBr).
s%. ior New YORK @s.s rks for
skolheld skoihed for do Padhah tBr. Norris for sam
ssilss IRON sauss, Nov ls ship. Andrc~sd. tsn Bur
furnsss Abbey tBr Hail. aud Pembroke Castle (Br,. Ham,
NoeSauns HHAnnon. II: Nov ls,A,riyed; .ehr. Fred
,riuxs, SSv ssIn port brig l. u Klms,, Slower. for
Gibraltar Dec 6-saied brig America tBr, Lsmisux.
asAsD Tvs. IT, Soy =; ssArs chsTSsi@ Lark
ga. 18th brig 81 Jrs l sss ss ,h. ' n.Sn M.yasss
mosART rows. Dec i3-Arrved previous. bark carlota
HiMrsS. Dee 70 Sailed, steamer Quebec tsr, Thssrs
MADRAS Sov a3-Arrivsd. bark Ethan Allen Hardy.
Hio JASsiRo 5-saileI bark Matthew Baird Green.
Sailed prior to Dec 20. bark camp.nero tBD. Walker,
sisaAronE, Ncy ieIn port bark brothers German Orb
sailed 18Th ship Frederick Tudor, Bearse iron Javs)
souRAnAYA Nov 4-In port bark Helen Angler stsplea
Arrived Nov l. bark Hora,io sprague. Atkins. Rio Js.
ST MaRc Dec a-rn port schr Heory Middleton Miller.
s.tIcay IT Dec ia-ArrIyea: sehr Richard; Mains.
isS Is1S X. Es's Nay s Aaarsws 81 TSo%as ~ '
ST. Joas Nh. Dec as-Arrived. schr Stephen Watts.
TURKS IsLASD; Dec ai-ln port scnr Florence Rogers
land. boston ,es .p:i.ys lin; 3o.;pSas. giss
Snow, from Boston for Jamsica.
The New York herald., 1876-12-30
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. 29, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED NJ THE herald srsAx yAcHrs AND uERALp
wMITRsroxE TELEcRAPH LINK
Steamer Agnes Burdick Phiiadeipna. with mdss
Barg unchn tFr, Routon B,ibos SO days with to
order; vessel 20 Boyd Hincten- Had and NV gales
Bark swallow tof Darsnouthj, nsntn, Rio Jsneiro 4s
DAYS with coffee order; vessel 10 Geo Bailey Crossed
the Equator Dec in Ion 81 had strong wv and NE gales
Brig Fanny tAus richias whtehs,en 50 days In ballast
to slococh Co anchored ~ sandy Hook Toy orders
with hides 10 Oeirichs Go. Experienced NJ and NV
gales with high head all tho latter part OF the
sage
with sugar II II swim Co; vessel to George Buey.
Had Wv gales and heavy head Hatteras
Dec 10 IS lon 81 a. spoke bark Eordsernen NOrj
from London for Pensacola, 81 days out
s s n Ss ssssos m s. ssa ion
80; date on atteras, had heavy sw gale veenx
NV. vito heavy seas lasting several hours lost and split
Psm5or,on lBr,, from Johns PR tor ), Andrews, Nh
brought them 10 this port tsec general news coiumns
Brig saga dam, Thomson Havana 10 days. with
scSr Nnnehaha swift, Pernsmbueo 80 Gays. with sugar
TO II u Swift Co Crossed the Equator Nov II. In Ion
40; II days north 81 aeras with heavy NE and NV
schr KIdorsdo lot BOSTON, Bourden 81 Marc Dec a. with
iogwood TO Murray. Jr; vessel 10 Staples Had
trade. the tor the Last lew days had hard
schr Bcnj Young (Br). Mcdonald. st Marc, Hayti 81
sy .sr sosSn @ Min oSsSsa Dee ssns a s f., ~ ss sa
schr Reindeer Howard. Virginia tor Psovdsncs.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer santee. Davis. New Bedford for New YORK
scnr Anna carrier ,B Van War; 81 john. NIB for New
York.
scnr Robert Poster. Clark. Boston for New York
schr Elias Ross, Lewis, Provdencs for New York.
The New York herald., 1876-12-30
OBI'TUA UARY.
NINE. DE FLORES,


The latest mail from tho South Pacific States brings
intelligence OF tho occurrence Of the death Of Mme do
Flores wife Senator Don Antonio Flores VINO re-
presented the government OF the Republic Of Ecuador
in Washington at the time OF their marriage This
ceremony took place in the Catholic Cathedral, In
Philadelphia, The oath OF December the year 1872
Mmc dc Flores nee RUIZ expired at Quito, Ecuador
on the 10th Of October III the present Sho
carried from fs by attack OF typhoid fever,
IN the twenty-third year OF her age. This
beautiful aud highly accomplished lady WAS born
IN Havana, and was, when mere child,
taken 10 the Uuted Staies whore she
received solid and brilliant education. sho spoke
four languages iucnty and was accomplished musi-
can. soon alter her marriage she went to Washing
ton where she received with the greatest respect
and attention In the diplomatic circle the 1st OF
January in the year 1873. She presented at the
White House as Nine. de Flores, having already
joyed the honor Nile. de RUIZ two years previously
Her dignity OF manner, combined with great affabiily
made her general iavorne. Her funeral at Quito. q
hne pageant gave evidence OF how widely she was
esteemed In the land Of her adoption. Her remains
were inferred in the Cemetery San Diego some OF
the distinguished residents ot Quito native and
foreign. acting as pabsarers OH the OCCASION.
The New York herald., 1876-12-30

York influences II Is due to General scklcs to say
that he candidate for the position and that
the suggestion that he should take the place
made by the adm Illustration II Is un-
derstood he will decline lor the that
his acceptance would compel him TO give up
his position the army list retired major gen
eral. which is worth about 81, 600 per annum
II ex-Judge Dttenhoefer, who has a very strong
support in New York, obtain tho place, the
port is that Mr. A W. Tenney, who assistant under
Mr. Courtney and Mr.. Phelps. Will bc appointed. Mr.
Tenney In the city yesterday and to-day, and II is
understood that he has support Of the admins,ra
tion wing OF tho republican party in New York
The New York herald., 1876-12-30

AsrwxRr. Dec 7a-Arrvsd, barkx Cspsila (Nor), Mass
PhTadepna Saga tNor). Olsen. New York; Transit (Bp
Pratt, do Sarah Dudman tBr, Rose. Charleston via
Falmouth; Ada tBr). Crosby, Phiiadelphis.
Sailed 2eth Nedsriand tBeg). James, Phisdsl-
rhia.
BRISTOL Dec 2s-Arrived, bark Gem tBp. Major. New
York.
Brxxrx. Dec 29-Arrived, bArks Johanns Marie (Gcr,
Gustavus, New York: Edmund lGer) Lsngs. d.; Louis
tGer) zimmerman. do; Gauss Ger. stssngrsfe. Baltt
GLASGOW, Dec as-Arrvsd. brig Lucy tNor). Nielsen,
Wilmington, Nc.
GAnnucnA 80 Dec 2s-salsdL schr Fisk. Crsvsll
baltimore.
New York.
GipRALrAK 10 Dec 29-Arrved. brgs Miehilino utai,.
Cacace New York; Msesca dtsp Franks do for Beyrous
Sailed to 10Th. barks Eva fisk Brown from GirgentD.
Boston, John Lauehlin Weeks from Paermo). Nsw York;
schr Theresa keene, Keene from Smyrns), do.
uLL Dec 29-Arrived bark Eliza Queirolo uta. Phila
dcphia via Falmouth (shee she arrived In distress and
with loss Of captain. ss before repsrted
HAvRS. Dec 2s-Arivsd, bark Bremen (Br). Caldwell.
Nov iork.
LvsRroot Dec 2SArrived ships Pactoius Colcord San
Francisco Winchester tBrl, Mcdonald, Norfolk Va; Rich
ard ILL., Hubbard. Charleston; Lady Russell Br). Moode
Savannah Bombay, Work. New Orleans bsrks frs (Nor.
Tonensen. Savannah; sseta ,Sp,. Trbisxrrssps. do;
Emily Lowthcr tBr). Hilton Charleston; Mogu Br,. Trim
bio savannah 10Th. ships City Of Montreal xudset New
YsrK; Pxsrro tBr), Coiistcr. San Francisco Elisabeth
Hamilton. Boreham. New York; II Thomas. Nickeix.
Bangor Ne; parks Bigelow CBr. Ferris Charleston;
Lotto stewart tlIr,. Sinclair, New York.
Sailed 2osh. ships John Berry. Emmerson. United
States Brnam Wood tHr). Gregory New Orleans; bark
4 southergrcen IBr,. spicer. United states.
LONDON. Dec 2SArrived bark lone 3D. Mcbride. New
yort 10Th. steamer Australia tBr sidsy do; ship Rn
eraid Isle staples do; bark Faro tNor). Tonnesen do
LoxpoxprRRy. Doc 27saled. bark Perseverance ltaD.
Parodi. United States.
ium. Cuba.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 2s-Arrivsd. barks cariossa dtsD. N
don't New York: . vings txosI. Petersen. Wilmington
Nc Nette Merry man. Masters Yokohama; Antwerp (BD
Chambers. Huaniiios
Aso arrived 2sth, ship 0oschen Gen. Helms. Savannah
bark Amaranth llsr). Braass. d.