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Vanderbilt SnrreBders.

New YORK, December l6.-The 7Ti-
bune SAYS that late last night VIM. Il.
Vanderbilt finally capitulated, signing
the surrender of New York Central, and
the agreement FOR al advance Of freight
and passenger rates, which the other
lines bave been pressing upon him with
the freight discrimination against New
York Central exchanged.
The New York agent of the North
western dispatch freight combination
over Erie, Atlantic and Great Western
and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, yes
terday received orders from the general
manager to close up the business Of the
corporation by January first
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Washington Items.

WAsHISGToS, December l7.-Spesker
Randall and several other leading Demo.
Gratis are known ~ favor session Of
the House during holiday week, and
their views have been strengthened by
Representative Morrlsons Telegram from
New Orleans, urging tina. in view Of
possible need of the exercise of the power
Of the House against contumacIous vat
nesses, the usual holiday should not Do
taken.
The funeral of the late Inspector
General Hardie to-day was attended by
nearly all the army officers stationed IN
Washington and large concOuFse Of
other official and personsl friends Of
the deceased
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The Revolution In south Amcr,c.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Pan
ANA Star and Heraid of December 9Th,
received per steamer Andes says: A
great battle has taken place in Gsrrapata.
The trenches of the revolutionists were
taken by oar forces, commanded by
Generals Acosta and Camaryo. An ar
mstice of three days wAs asked for by
the rebels I, bury 1000 dead Of both
sides. Our forces cut of the retreat tO
Autzria from! the rebels. If they do not
surrender at discretion, they will all re-
main in the 2ower Of our army. On the
2lst of Novenbe Gen Truyillo occupied
ManIzaes. The Addena river transit
is free. In thirty days more all will be
over. The Peruvian government has
refused the request of Ecuador TO send
ships OF war and troops to assist in the
capture of GuayazuiI from the revolu-
tiOnary party.
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Railroad fOmplefed.

ST. LOUIS, December l6.-A telegram
from Thomas Alien. President OF th.
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
raj. road, dated Austin, Texas, says the
International & Great Northern railroad
is completed TO thst point, and the first
through train arrived there o-day. The
completion Of this road secures Al air
line and shortens the distance between
81. Lon: and Austin $50 miles. The
line Will be pushed on to san Antonio
a. speedily a. possible.
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He Desired a situation.
rom the Chicago Journal.

From the CHIcaBU JVUIH"
"Couldn't you give me something to
do?" asked a poor boy at Michigan
Single factory, the other day ~
mo. said the owner, 1--WE are all iail
now"
The boy looked sad, and was about to
90 away, when a bright thought seized
1pon him, and, turning again to the
owner, he inquired: ,.,
"Don't you need boy to Test shingles
on?'
But even then the lad could get no
position. tor the man had boy OF his
own.
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HenYYLnssfrOmFi Fire.

PROyIDENCE, Dec. 1.-THE bleaching
house at Pontiac, belonging to Is. b. X K.
knight x Co., WAS burned this morning.
The fire was discovered soon after SIX
O'Clock in the attic OF the bleschery
where there was never any occasion tor
fire. It's origin is n mystery Tne larger
mills adjoining were saved by force
pumps. Loss Sl5O,OOOto 100000; insur-
ance on building and machinery 5000 3,
on goods $4,000, on stock $4,000, in
Manufacturers Mutual company; ~
cluding S25, 80 in the Bo-t"u Manuiac-
turers Mutual, and sl2,S70 in the Ark
wright, Boston The remainder Is in
this CITY. Wauregan mills aud POnewah
mills lost about $4,000, and Jeremiah
Knight $1,000 in goods, fully insured in
mutual offices.
Elkanah Ingalls, and ms witr, occupy
ing q house slone in Public street, were
sutiocated this morning. They had lett
n lighted lamp on the bureau Oh going
to bed. The bureau took fire and tbs old
couple persisted before reaching the
door
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Political Conference.

NEW YORK, December l6.-By invi-
tation of VIM. Z. Dodge. seventeen gen.
tlemen met at his house to discuss the
business aspect of the political situation
and plan for settlement. There was wa, no no
discussion of party questions, but all
agrsed that Congress must solve the ex,
;s,;ng trouble. 1t was Informally agreed
that another and larger meeting will be
held next week.
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Co.'s Rm.turatl0n Hill.

WAsHIsGroS, December lS.--I b.
House Committee on Commerce to-day
heard further arguments concerning
C0x's bill 70 regulate emigration. rhs
New York steamship agents opposed the
measure; also Mr.. Hayes, Of Michigan, ~
the representative Of the National Board
Of Trade. The argument 10 now closed,
and on Tuesday nert the bill will be con :
sidered by the committee
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Spanish a Tairs.

BILBoA, December lS.-ln conse-
querce Of the refusal OF the Basque
provinces 10 pay lS,60000o reals de-
manded from them for the maintenance
Of the army of occupation the treasury Of
the provincial deputation WAS seized by
General Quessda's order, when IL was
found empty. The resignation Of the
deputation and Municipal Council 10
probable Troops have been dispatctsd
thlther There is great excitement.
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The Famine Iu india.

LoSDOS, December IA Calcutta
telegram sAys the accounts Oi the famine
received from Madras sre wore than
those from Bombay. Large numbers Of
starving people are aOcking into Msdrzs
The first death from starvation has &C.
Cured there. Much distress and dis.nse
exist in me country district.
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xu,> MIST SENATOR PRICE BE
ELECTED:
CLARKsBURG, Dec. IA, 1876.

CLARKsBURG, Dec. IA, 1876.
..ps, The Register.
,,y. .pen il stated that Senator
p.r.., term. as appointee of the Cover
,.. 49,. expire Oh the day Of the meet
s,o ,1e legislature. Is that correct?
d.
aa.y-Dhat depends entirely upon
n-s.., o, the Legislature itself. II
~ Lsgs.s,ure shall, IN its discretion
.-;. successor 10 Mr.. CAPERToN dur
,,..s sr,. hours of its session when it
z..s u the 10th of January, it may do
sd Senator PRICES commission
s.l expire on the appearance at the
a,g! The Senate OF his successor. But
lie legislature shall, in its discretion,
%. -.ec: 4 successor until the last hour
s,..s session on the third day of next
Nlgh. >rrstor PRICE would continue to
aepo.l.ur until that time. Whist
re. msy b. the action of the Legisls-
r.. .arrr W.,I be no vacancy in the
.,.-I S.n.r. senatorial delegation from
N>. Ylrg.n.s until the 4th OF March
.,.r., rl.A.- senator's PRICE or DAVIS
.s.. IN a.. yu.ime, die or resign.
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The kbediye Dissatisfied with
American Officers.

LoSDos, December II The Stand.
qrds correspondent at Alexandria tsle-
graphs. 1t Is stated on good authority
that the X hedive IL dissatisfied with his
American military officers, and has noti-
fed them that their contracts will not DO
renewed. The policy Of this 'tsp 10
questionable, NJ the renewal oi the
A byssinlan war ~ considered imminent.
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DestFuctiye storm.

ToEOSTO, Decemb"r lG-The storm
last night was severely felt throughout
the Province, and serious damage is re-
ported to shipping and wharf property.
Snow fell in the w-stsrn districts N the
depth Of several feet and dfifted 20 badly
that in many places th" roads are entire
Is blocked
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CarroI,ou. o., Paper NILS Burned.

DAYTON, December l6-l he CarrOlton
Paper Mills, at Csrrolton, eight miles
from Dayton, caught fire at noon to-day
from detective fue. The flames soon
spread, and two large buildings COM
prisiug the mills, were burned 10 the
ground with most Of the machinery. a
large stock OF paper, r sdy for shipment,
was q 80 burned, and four dwellings, Op-
posite the mills The total loss Is
estimated At $4,000. injured in the Ken
ton OF Kentucky, Miami Valley, Eagle
and Flreman's o. Cincinnati, National OF
Wheeling. and the Dayton OF Dtyton,
o., for $4,000.
A floor gave way in the KrstOeh vii
mill. this city, this morning, precipitst-
ing 10000 bushels Of sheLied corn 10 the
cellar and into the race beneath the
building. The damage is placed al
$1,000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Two Governments.

Inc k"ooONefn"eusss
NEW York, December l6.-The Times
has the following from its special cores
pondent:
COLUMBIA, 5. c, December 10th.
This has been q dull day in Columbia.
The Legislature held h bret session. The
Democratic Senators are still in their
seats, AMI the bill TO punish parties en-
gagged IN .tnc attempt 10 set. up
q State government IN opposition
to the legal government passed
the lower House OF the Legislature.
Hamptons Assembly met again
in Carolins hall and nsd another ballot
tor U. 5. Senator and gave notice of
few bills and adjourned. They cannot
elect U. S. Senator until they have
Senate and in the meantime they ballot
for amusement. 1t Is reported again to-
day that the Democratic Senators will
secede and 90 ever to Carolina hall on
Monday, but their future programme, il
they have any, is kept secret. Hsmp-
ton called on the U. 5. Senate committee
to-day and had some general conversation
on the political situation. Butler paid
his respects to the Committee. The
Committee has unanimously agreed 10
take testimony in secret They lind the
same state of things existing here NJ
they did in Mississippi. Witnesses are
AFRAID 10 come forward and testify in
public for fear OF the vengeance that will
follow, and the only way 10 get witnesses
before the Committee is 10 hold their
sessions in private. There will be near
ly two hundred witnesses examined as
to the manner in which the campaign
was conducted in this State.
Mr.. Hayne, Secretary Of State, to-day
received the following LOte from the
Congressional COMMITTEES:
Hon. II. B. Hayne:
DEAs SIR:--In response to your letter
of yesterday, | take pleasure in saying,
on behalf OF the subcommittee, consist
ing of Judge Abbott, General Banks and
myself, appointed TO procure certain pa
pers from the office of the Secretary OF
State, that you have treated Us with
uniform courtesy, and have on all occa-
sions, when we desired, given us free
access to the records, returns, &c, per-
tanning TO the Presidential election, and
that you have always been resdy TO
furnish us with such information in re-
gard 10 them as we desired.
am yyurs very truly,
MILTON SAYIEK
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An Exciting RunOr.

New York, December IA Herald
Columbia, S. C., special says: The city
was agitsted to-day by rumors that
Governor hamberlain was about TO
arrest Hampton and Simpson with his
special constabulsry on the charge OF
treason. The rumor created a ripple Of
excitement and developed the fact that
such an attempt would be stubbornly re-
sisted. The general expression WAS that
Hampton could not be arrested by any
official of Chamberlain, and he would
not be permitted to submit TO any arrest
other than by the soldiers of the United
States. Something of this sort may be
contemplated, but it is doubtful whether
it will ever be attempted.
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AM.nsiler Arre<Ied.

NEw YosK, Dec l6-E. A. COndit =
curbs,ore broker, was arrested today
AID Identified ~ the p"r.On VINO two
months ago sent out bogus dispatch
s.gaed with the usme Of Rev. DR.. Dennis,
announcing the death Of Commodore
Vanderbilt
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THE Senate Committee at Columoia,
have determined to hold secret sessions
rho-s seems to be a remarkable desire on
the part of the Republicans to do every
thing in secret. There Is something
rotten which they want to put out Oh
sight.
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STOP THAT CoUsH by the new princi-
pie, DR.. j II. McI.eans Cough and Lung
Healing Globules; they cure Cough'.
Colds, and sll throat and Lung Di.-
eases. Trial boxes rs cts. by mail. DR.
j. II. AcLsan's ofiee, 3l4 Chesthut s.,
St. Louis, No.
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Little AI.ck to the Front.

WAsHINGToS, December l7.-Rspre.
sentative Stephens, OF Georgia, over his
own sigL Sture, says the statement that
be IL advising friendly acceptance BY
the people Of the South Of the inAugurs-
ton Oi Hayes Is utterly uniOunded.
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o..,,>> Quixotic campaign against
. Knights Of the Golden Circle is
- .,,.r,rt for the newspaper CORES
,i:i'5s 5sE'''
.ess.
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Discharged.

WAsHISGToS. December I8.--Four
hundred employees o. the bureau Of en-
craving and printing were discharged
to-day nearly one.half Of the force. About
twO-thirds were women.
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Abolition Of the Death Penalty.

ROnE, December 1.-THE Parliamen.
tary Commission on the revision Of the
penal code have unanimously voted 70
report in favor OF atolishihg the death
penalty.
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.-~.syR RANDALL volunteered as a
,,I5ier in the Union army, at
I.,irring of the war, and was first
...i,o Congress while in the field.
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4y ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Of Geor-
.. lsrI,, ,h, statement that he ever
,,.-t the Soutrrrn people to friendly
nance ., .lr Inauguration of Hayes.
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IhE hrpat.rHus are laying lhe uss-
'-.I. ui.... 'p heir souls that there IS
.teasp... b..~c,n the Northern and
N5erA Wings OF the Democracy IN the
;,s,ent eljgcncy. They nave taken
5S. HILL to their embrace because he
I'D. HAYES HILL is one OF that class
politicians more remarkable for pure
t-,s-lness' than anything else-he Is
Assys saving something just at the
Horg time-snd if the Republicans can
7sSe anything out of his stilistion, 1t ls
cre than the Democrats ever Sould
d The Republicans went through
IT, campaign waving the bloody
rr sud quoting BEN. HILL
70" every stumpto sh,w how extremely
"'ya. the southern people were, but
u" when he shows n disposition to
'ssAen and tall into their arms, they
Is. aim On the back and pronounce HIM
a -vu.ed tome fellah.' But if Mr..
I'LL Sas correctly reported in his late
'-'tFvlew il is still evident that he Is
.. 4 be has never been in the past,
''P'"en!atlve man Of the South. The
@elnond Dispatch, one of the leading
''s7r' IN the South and the foremost
'ly.eL. %. Southern sentiment has this
"hy 10 relation to the attitude of the
N.:le'n people, IN this crises;
lis: she displays the passivity that
,7'.a~' her, for several reasons, is alto
''--' proper; but that there is IN her
.'-o,i 'yl. that love of liberty, that I'M
s5''aat.e sentiment of fidelity, that Will
'-'P4e' hot only true, but faithful to
'-.'! and TO cause in every trial, we
w. snd know with u knowledge that
$40! permit doubt.
situated ss the South is she cannot
~ IN National affairs. As true and ss
"a Nright and to civil liberty as any
'%Fe who live on the broad territory
.-' ! Lion, yet for the vile purposes OIL
-. she has been in her humiliation
,'5":ed TO usurped executive
."aohty, always impugned, always
N as insubordinate and alien
- '-7 uovernmant. Amongst all scoun-
@'..io, .,.''n, of a depraved party this Is thelr
Ahuman and brutal lie. Neverthe-
we wretches who are ever employ
-, 10 our injury have so far succeed
Ti,4 - nlmpressing ii upon the Norther1
=. ,-l !aat any measure having a 5 u:t-
,,,SI GIN Is damned by that origin. 1t
n,..S AZ De mistaken policy for our own
S,s S"',Sls, and would be cruelty embarras-
M 70 those who are lsboring to rescue
h,a'a0 aa0 from usurpstion and corruption,
.p ,, 70 make single step forward.
So,,s ~. al men should know that the
I,". - . lruc-true to the couI try-true
Nd publican liberty-true to the right,
%, 1esti and soul true to all who stand
nt TSn'' Oh, yes, fellow-citizens, East,
5sOfth, and West, the South is not
n,tn'eht. 1t is impossible IN her very
IND mat she should be. When truth
n. tIenty torsake the South, where IN
Will they find q homer
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r., erpp4., says that the passage OF
,.,- hill was 1.-The most etfectusl
.,r,-l the resumption Of specie
'i ~, ,b.t has vet been taken"
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r,,rsx is the man who received a
..s.,,y O.. the votes, and he is the man
... ,,.ns TO be President. That is the
.51 Of the problem.
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rgg Democracy, North, South, East
,W.., stand united in the determina-
=, ,s,i., a.! efforts to deprive them
..-.--isht. We've got EN-.
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rgr effort Of the Republicans to
rn,.p.it in the Democratic party
..,,. by the Board" 1t wouldn't
,l,,ed in.
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Died.

SPKIXGYIELD, MAS, December II
General w. +. Bartlett died at Pitt6eld
a. ?. ". today.
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u g,po>ox, former proprietor and
t,be Parkersburg Inq,arer died
'-,' ,,.,3sIrhls y few days ago.
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FLORIDA.
The M.ndnm.. Cas-.

TALLAHASSEE, December l6.-ln the
matter of the msndsmus OF the Board
OF Csnvsssers before the Supreme Court
to-day the defendants made answer,
which after argument the court charac-
terizej IS insufficient and ordered that
it be amended and brought into court
by Monday morning at ten o'clock.
The Congregational Comoittse.
The committee of the National House
OF Representatives closed the investigs.
tion Of Leon county to-day, and viii
enter on Montrose county Monday. No
official report will be made on any
county until all have been investigated.
The United States Senate Committee
arrived to-day and will begin its sessions
on Monday.
NEW YosK, December l5.-Ths
Times has the following special dispatch:
TALLAHAssEE, FLA, Dec, Is.
The State Csnvsssers, through their
counsel, Judge j Z. Z. Emmons, form
erly VI Detroit, filsi sn an
swer TO day. Counsel FOR the
Democratic candidate, moved "
strike out the whole answer. THIS the
court refused 10 do, but ordered the
answer 10 be amended SO as 10 show the
TACT, not the evidence, on which the eau
vassers acted in the rejection Of returns
OF certain precincts. The amended an
swer will be made on Monday st 10
o'clock.
The part of the Congressional Com
mittee nj work here concluded their in
vestigstiOn Ms to alleged Republican
frauds in Lane county, to-day.
1t is reported that the House Commit
tee will leave for Jacksonville Tuesday.
From appearances the Committee are
not going to investigate the Democratic
counties. They will take it for granted
that in these counties the election wa.
conducted properly,
False Minutes Of the CanSasstas
Board.
TALLAHASSEE, December l7-Judps
Cooke of the Csnvsssing Board, suthor.
IZes the statement that the official min.
utes of the Canvsssiug Board, published
over the signature of the clerk = few
days since, are false in several particulars.
He complains that they misrepresent his
votes on several issues, aud AYERS that he
voted with his colleagues when he voted
directly and empbatlcally against them.
There ls nothing new to-day. IL 10
said that the Senate committee will com
mence tour of the contested counties
to morrow.
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Died.

tx Governor Wm. Cozzens died st
Newport to-day OF typhoid fever, said to
have been contracted while ut the Cen
teunial Exhibition.
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o,,,,> still sticks

va, bull-dozing in Louisiana
- -. witnesses say that the radicals
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ly'Actlinq 2caistrr.
,,,s. Sgtur&as at 1914.

.,,,5,r today 'O'A beparly cloudy
a 70 ,re>t ,cinds, rising tsnlOerd-
r,i 1'r'' ,,,o
md ram Or "0''
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Death Of n CardinaI.

RoME, December l7.-Csrdinai Con-
stsntine Patrizi, Dean Of the Sacred Col
lege, is dead. ...r
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"WHHN Morton homewsrd flies there
i, dirty work to be done,
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NEW YORK, December l6.-The Times
has the following from its special CORES
pondent:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-12-21
RECORD OF THE NEWS.
Political, Personal ami Foreign Do
ingS and Gossip.
Two BiIIs for sei,lIns The controvers,

Two Bills for Settling the Controversy.
Senator Wright has introduced bill
in the Senate to establish . court for the trial
OF contested Presidential elections, provides
that ate the count OF the electoral vote by
Congress in joint convention, an appeal may
be made by either candidate 10 q tribunal con-
sisting OF the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court and Six United Stat Circuit or Dis
trict Judges, 10 he selected from the different
political parties On the same day Mr.. Knatt
offered bill in the House prescribing the
method OF counting the electoral vote. The
bill provides that on the Sc ond wednesday
Of 1877 and every four years thereafter the
Senate and House shall meet in Joint session
10 canvass the electoral votes. The President
Of the Senate and the Speaker are to preside
and each house is to appoint a teller VINO is to
keep the record OF the c0uut The President
Of the Senate Is TO open the certificates OF the
election and pass them - the Speaker. II no
question is raised the CO tificates then go to
the teIlers. Ifany objection is raised the two
Houses are to consider The objection in joint
session, each House having six hours
for debate, not more than two mem
hers speaking alternately on one side.
When tie count Of votes IS concluded, the
Secretary Of the Senate and the Clerk of the
House shall each read to the Senate and
House his own record OF votes as counted and
II Il be found correct shall each give to the
President al the Senate and Speaker of the
House statements OF the aggregate of votes,
whereup0n the President OF the Senate shall
announce the result and declare elected the
persons having a majority OF the votes of all
the electors counted by the joint assembly,
and il there be no election lie shall so declare
and thegeupon the joint assembly shall lie
dissolved, and the Senate shall return to its
chamber.