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, 1876-02-12

with. II the Left diSapproved they could
appeal to the tribunals. The Left protested
against the Minister'S course and the matter
was then dropped. NJ. Buffet likewise refused
to make any explanation in regard to the sup
preston Of the banquet to n. Gambetta at
Marseilles, or to take notice of the reports that
the Government favored a Bonapartist candi-
date in the Department of the Gironde.
LONDON, January 20.
A Vienna letter in the Times this morning
says that, In consequence OF the Turkish opera
tons on the Montenegrin frontier, the Prince
OF Montenegro summoned a war council of
Senators and military officers, which resolved
that if the concentration of the Turkish troops
on the frontier is to take such proportions as to
really carry into effect the reported plan of
blockading Montenegro on that side, it will
he considered a caaus JeUi, and the Prince
should summon all Montenegrins liable to duty
and march into Herzegovina that in the mean
time Montenegro will keep an expectant atti-
tude and not disturb the peace il the Turkish
operations develop nothing more serious than
the present situation. This resolution seems
to have been chiefly taken for its moral effect
on the Sublime Porte and the Montenegrins.
The latter are highly dissatisfied with what
@they consider the undecided and timid policy
Of the Prince.
o. Vienna EONpigI tn the NFTDI1r1 raDOrf1
tbat Tinbobratich has issna5 . nrocIomaatfo
rasioniDc tba Ipadersbin Of tba uor1o~ovinion
INSURGENTS Hn saws lis continnanceo in tbe
chief command would Iood ~ irromo5iohio dis.
mites Ua advises tba inSnroants ~ norsovero
mill the Trr}.s oro ovnoIIed Rom tho nroviroo
The Dc11ec5e ze;f,0a renorts Ia Hrrbmavsr
tho Iea5er If tho 67snrraotion ~ NartbTor
Rosnia has boan mnrd.ro3 Nv e y,,n
accent If tha Seryiap Covornman T.isafIdoLro
itch and Unbmavar ore bolb Anst,ioTs IVA
rrosont Iaadars IF ,bo irsnrr.ats ara M 1Ian,a
gring and i is eai5 th.v noro annainta5 ~
fboir pr;noo 'tl =
Tovrow T,o,or. o,
Tho Jonoo, nou,ooaaa ~ ~ a?tn
On Friday the pooa o tft f.tianino rooon,i3rs
comnlained of Mn, 'nu-aIi IT.7 IA ~
lentdid eoiznro Iasficg C,rtr r,tont1S g ciaao
thepn bo has hoor oonf7,oT ~ his IaJ r,on.b
his health reorirss tb@ J'ctars, vi%fIa1+ n.s,
The orova r 5rx r,oonti, or ,5.+'' ".5
ororndloso ~ WV
The memorial Of fbe AnfiSlaverv Sociefv
70 lord Darbv nba Eoroirn 1tini.toor, an ~
Cphan Ouast;nn states tbof tbnv Lovo roIiahIo
IN form alton tLot Snair i wrlfnc - nIooo Cm1o
in the Same raIation fiat C5rodp oooonias
toward FnaIond on oo,5ftion +Lot oT.ur',
retained The memoTiai noints ont tbot in
view IF tho vacant A noorioon o f ~ tbo ,| nI.+ -
, 1876-02-12

1SOPolSbCS IlUli oOIAlu ludb tu6 OUi6Cb
of Queen Victoria's proposed visit to Germany
is not known, but will probably be restricted
TO HohenlOhe's tomb, Baden, Baden and Co.
burg.
The Paris newspaper LA France is being
prosecuted for publishing false news in con-
nection with the report that NJ. Buffet had
resigned.
Colonel Dtnfert Rooh reau, defender of
Belfort during the late war, has resigned his
preparatory Candidature for the Assembly.
Due D'Audifret Pasquier will be elected
President of the French Senate.
News received in London announce that
the Zambezi mission had successfully launched
a steamer in lake Victoria Nyanza.
7th.-London dispatches state that Captain
Digby, a Conservative, has been elected M. P.
for Dorsetshire.
The statement that Princess Beatrice is
engaged to Prince Louis Of Bat;enberg is con-
tradicted.
The Princess of Wales landed yesterday at
Dover on her way back from Denmark.
The British fleet is still being strengthened
in China, as it is apprehended that in the
event of a change in the present Government
at Pekin the difficulty between England and
China will be reopened.
An international Committee, under whose
ouPei'lNiOh '0 tuHuel oCIooS INC EuS4lou
Channel is to be constructed, has been formed
and is working tremendously.
The unexpected discovery OF seven packages
of g%unPowder on board an Antwerp steamer
has created some sensation.
Prince Bismarck is slowly recovering and
contradicts the statement that Cardinal Hohen-
lobe is entrusted with the mission OF etfeoting a
compromise between the Catholic Church and
the State.
An alarm OF fire IN Cincinnati Theatre created
such a panic among the spectators that twelve
persons We're trampled to death and many
others sustained serious injury IN their efforts
to escape from the building.
Intelligence from Berlin states that the
formation OF a new Austrian Cabinet VIII pro-
baby be entrusted TO Count r.. de Iaatie,
an uItramontane, at present Governor of Iyrol
and PorarIberg.
The Porte has accepted the project of reforms
suggested by the Foreign Powers thereby
granting religious liberty moaI1cauon OF tlhea'
agricultural facilities and local Improvements.
Tue application and execution OF these re,
l %,m@ - P,"Oeu 0"0'' '"0 'o"''o' u "
o"L 81 M 5.oh e y7iaoornt roirou
n ," fs ~. d PoH 20" - ""'""''
NJ M !. Io' Las' ne1l3Iu, - announce, aot
a. iHs.e - no d9Unu@'Ion "A 'ae S1'' GdEina t"q ~
.Ie lo'LIIa,ion u . ne" AuS" T9ao G"O"0' Is
"oqu' ~ 3o e"'i us'eI " EouD' r %ane.
, 1876-10-11
Continual from Ist pagg.l

NIo"t@ae6 from lSR Ddge}
Alexinatz alone, forty eight villages have al,
ready been burnt and that the Turks who have
accepted The Geneva Convention, nevertheless
IRE at The ombulances, and have killed the
secretary Of the Red Cross Committee of Alexi-
natz, IN the discharge of his duties, having
previously cut OF one of his arms. The Porte
replies 70 The demand for an armis)ioe that it
Will not concede il, but that it is prepared
before long to consider terms Of peace. It
needs d more %peremptOry demeanour 10 impress
these vigorous sayages, and it needs the cordi-
al concurrence of the British Government in
the demands OF the other Powers, to make
that demeanour peremptory aud to the Turks
convincing. 1t we are not prompt in convert
ing cur Government, we shall soon have
SerVian pendants to the horrors of Batak and
Bazardjik,
A remarkable address was delivered bv Sir
William Thompson in the Physical Section on
thursday (Sept. 7l,-Damely, On the subject
OF the fluid or solid nature of the earth's kernel.
While not denying that certain portions of the
earlh's interior are in q molten or fluid state, Sir
William Thompson maintained, on various
more or less reconcile grounds, that no large
proportion OF the eartb'S interior can by any
possibility be in the condition Of molten fluid
= 10y bcy WIN piuiUSG ItIBecJ GEfTdiniV.-
that whatever may be the relative densities
or rock solid and melted, at or about the ten.
perature OF liquefaotion, it is, I think quite GER
tain that cold solid rock is denser than hot
melted rock and no possible degree CT rieidily
IN the crust could prevent it from breaking in
pieces and sinking wholly below the LIQUID
lava. 0om hing like this may have gone On
ana probably did go on for thousands of wears
after qualification commenced; surface nor,
Mons u tue melted material losing heat,
freezing, and sinking Immediately, or growing
10 thicknesses Of a few metres where the SUR,
face would be cool, and the whole solid dense
enough to sink. This process must 20 on until
the sunk portions of crust build up from the
bottom a sufficiently close ribbed skeleton or
frame to allow fresh incrustations TO remain.
bridging across the now small areas of lava.
pools or lakes That is a striking picture of
The growth of the round earth, which was
once supposed to have been made from
the first $50 fast that it cannot be moved"
We are rather sorry TO be robbed Of the belief
IN the central lava oce1n after all.
The preparations for the He'll. Gate exclusion
have been saddened by a fatal accident, result.
Ing In the loss OF four lives and the dangerous
woundlng OF several persons. HelI.Gate is an
Oostruct on in the East River, one of the en-.
frances to New York Harbour, and it is caIcu.
Iated By sanguine people that if this entrance
we're made clear the saving of time to ocean
steamers W0nld amount to nearly a day. 1t is.
to be said that there are other oh.
But in any case, the deepening Of
ne cnannei here would be d great ben eft to
ne coaslDg trade. The works have been
, 1876-10-11

TT NDER date of 27th September a. 6.
W the Government of the Danish West
India Islands has appointed Police Assis.
tant in St. Thomas. Cand. juris. II. B. Peter
sen to practice until further as lawyer at
the Upper Court and at all the lower courts
in the Danish West India Islands.
, 1876-10-11

0ilT bokjcnitgjorcs heryed at
" P'r@sidentskabet har tilstillet
undertegnede Foged Listen over
ubetalte Skater til CoIonialkassen
for Aaret 1875 med Ordre at fore
tage Execution for disse Skater
saafremt Qyittering like er foreyiist
linden 3 Uger fra Dato.
Byskattcrne for de Eiendomme
der like eies at Plantagceiere vile
tremdcles bliye modtogne her paa
Contoirct.
Frederiksteds Fogedcontoir den
4de October 1876.
G. SARAuW.
, 1876-10-11

IT is hereby made known that the
] Presidency has transmitted to the
undersigned Sheriff the list Of arrears
OF taxes due to the Colonial Trea-
sury for the year 1875 with order to
levy for said taxes if receipts are not
produced within 3 weeks from date.
The taxes for town properties not
owned by estate owners will as
hitherto be received at this Office.
Sherifs Office, F~rederiksted Octo-
her the 4th 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-10-11

VII NDER eide September d. A. har
W Gouvernementet for de dansk.vestin.
dlske Ger constituent Politiassistent paa
st. Thomas Cand. juris. H. B. Petersen til
lndtil videre at fungere som Prokurator
we'd Overretten og samtlige Underrettor
paa de Observation-Disclosures Der.
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ALEXANDRIA VA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1876.
DRY GOODS.
Opening MORE NEW DRY GOODS.

Thursday, September IA, 1876:
PREPARiN(I FOR Il HEAV4 I FALL
TRADE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ACTIVE
SALES
We invite special notice Of large lines OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &c, !,
receiving and opening constant y. Our STOCK
will be kept lull ana complete throughout the
season, and we viii lead the trade in offering the
most nopulsr products Of foreign and domestic
manufactures al lowest possl Die prices.
WHITE GOODS, sc --Bleached DaHss *
Table Linens, Turkey Reds, Loom Dice, Nap
kins, Towclings, Crash, Huck and Dsmssk,
Towels Nottingham Curtain Nets, Marselles,
Honeycomb and Crochet Quilts, &C., sc.
BLACK GOODS-We will continue to give
this department special attention, and make 1t,
if possible, more complete aud attractive thah
ever before.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTlNGS.
In this department we defy competitions. we
has, now open full assortment ct Broad
Cloths, Docskns, Beavers, A AM G,i Cassi-
meres, Kentucky Jcans, Satnots, Tweeds. PLAIN
and Fancy i,epoil:.nts. &c, &c.
Blankets, Flsnnels, Felt Skirts, CorsetSs,
Shuwts, Under Shrts, SC, &c, together with
great many other choice gouLs-all at popular
prices.
D. +. BRkSHEAR,
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sep Ia Alexandria, Va
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Fine Pprtemonnes in Ru:sa Leather, Sea
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rs soon rs issu-d.
Owing TO lmc new postal law increasing the
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feet April |, the price of lot No. l, five qulrcs,
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crive "A continuation Of The same.
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, 1876-03-04

Tho Philosophical soclety will bo addressed ibis
oyoning by Prof. Il. D. Garrison, Of this city,
On .'ArLictee OF Food aud Thoir Adulterations."
A meeting Of tho Fifth Ward West End PUBLIC
Improvement Club will be held this ovoning 1T
tho northeast coruor Of State aud Thirty ty-fourth
Btreots.
Tho regular monthly melting Of tile Board Of
Managers for the Erring WomonH Nefnge. will
bo held at tic institution. corl,er Of Indlann
avenue aud Thi1ty-fret stroos, At o'clock p. N.
today.
A meeting Of tho members OF tbs fonng
Mons Christian Association will DO hold IN Far
eoll Hall to-day, at tho closo Of tho noon moot
Ing, to nominate officers and mnoaBcrs, to DO
elected Monday. MARCEL ~.
Emery a. storrs. Esq, lootusos this afternoon
ut O'Clock before tho College OF Law, q CiArk
ntroet, on "Loeal Teohnicalltios in Crimfna
Cases" The atsention Of tho classes will be oo-
oupied during the day from to BY Prof. CuH-
mock on e!ocutlon.
The " Hoat Of Worlds n IL the subject OF tho
Sunday 1cctuso ut aEcCormick's 1inll Tomorrow
the speaker. and 10 will give scientific cxpoal-
tIoo Of tho source OF celestial hoat Ho Will tako
up tho subject Of roEld-formatton, witch has TO-
| Gently Lecn go much discussed In tho noWspa-
! pe1a He will first Of oil Holvo tho knotty piob-
ten,2s' How tho sun and stars become hot IN tho
| pfoceaa OF formation = aud then describe tae
loading phononena nttoudng the history OF
| world. The lecturer is u0ted Tor lis ttcstro to
explain astronomical facts and principles to anoh
d way thst thoy can bc easily understood aud
biz lecture on this topic Will probably ho tho
most interesting Of the many which sno Las do
ivcrei in this city. Admission. ~ coass.
| BcAND1NAytAN cuScEAT
Tho Froja Siugtng Society will gfvo d benefit
concert This evening at tho North ada Turner
Hall to its conductor, Mr. Jonn l.. s"enHon'
Tho following programme Mill 10 G1Son:
!
, 1876-03-04
THE REDlsTRjCTlNG ORDINANCE.
NOTHING DECIDED rEr.

Thu {Ayor continues impl&cable ~ TO thu 10
district. " ordinance, asserting that tue pisa e
ali via pleoo Of cass legislation, and although
In vts,a. y tho vjahss Of Tho Aldermen to con-
a,dor.h)o n stont, there still seanaa dcepfy-foat-
od onin1on iii hts mind that Il viii rebound
to hls s,,. ,ccss to oppose tho 1ncasusc.
The Aidcrue II surround and overwheIm him
With their nrS uEeu.s ~ ta1os tne uessnso' ,aae
So nyenty balal cod upon tho political fDnce fa
na ha that lie has hlntctl to tho lar Department
thst TIC will not need their ortn,on % tho mat
nnt Monday re-; no 10 ,cos ,1G oG' ba ox.
presses vas,ous opi,hionS aud 50 much no 70 thte
H,s characteristic o,7 ali mattert ct Importance
that It has come to bo by-word aroand tlc
syn Gty A s sse, nsn w
Il tIo hIdernen hie faiiy boio1e that Lo VII
veto the measure. aud they Aro prepared to paas
ovcs hia veto snch sGson wn IN 1n poriuU 1nshly
be given by the Law Lepartthont, to thG T., effect
that tho rcdsiricting IL not prohibited by any
| chuoo In tho charter. Anosh ct aud stronger
thst tic Mhyor con in no Way bo held roaponsl-
ble tor thotr acts. II illegal. MAyor toi'in has
tnumbcd his copy OF tho charter Until oVefy page
Ia dog-earcd trying to ind some loot'-ho1o W
which he may escape, hut saos lat "''nou' nu''
| cese.
Tho reason that tue Aldermen afe 10 anxious
to pus, tue measure Ia not, ~ might DO Hl'p-
posed, any desso for tho public good, but nero
II to 1cnclt themselves. II tts city Is not 70.
ds.rictod, 1t will then bocone no .ossary to elect M
| tho whole number Of Aldermen a. large Ihle
mlzlt OF might not result III the c1ection OF .
rooI Council. but It certainly could not DO worse
Than tho PRESENT ono whose sn'seFs ,oatnys ssS Try
thetr eioctiouoe,inE to their respective wards: II
gouoral election such men ~ HiIatnth, Cullof-
tnn. and eo,uo othe1s could harlIy stand tht
ehos. Of SHOW III wards where they Uere knoWt
only by their reputation. Ths Mayo. m'Gns @ CT,
not that this very c!asa of mon afo tho onl!
friends ho has, aud arc tho ouly Q ooa, II any
who will vote against ealiag an election To-
Mayor In April.
, 1876-03-04
THE cITy.HALL.

Collector Evans took in about $4,000 yesser-
day.
Tho City Collectors receipts yesterday amount
cd to $3.50.
Watec-1ent8 yesterday vees $89i, snd tocd'pSa
from the City Collector %, 1885,
Tho City Treasurer paid ont about $4,000
yesterday on city indebtedness.
Tho coa!.bil. for Tho City-11n1i for February
amounted to $50. It was audited yesterday.
Tho lantors Of tho Board OF Education will
be pald So 600 tins morning, and tue Haslth ue-
paftment 81, 600 at tho gAne ttuo.
Thcro VIZ no quorum OF tho Committee On
Htreeta aud AlEays for tho threo divisions ycs-
terlRy, and tie meeting MAS postponed for oae
weok
Judge Moore will heAr al parties moving for
lplunctlonH III the tax cases Monday morning.
After that time .io Col!ootoso will be notified to
collect whers Mottona hRyo rot Deem man6 anu
| injnpctfouB granted.
Tie Building Inspectors yesterday looked st
six bnsiuesA houses on the corner Of Michigan
| avenue aud bouth Water street. No dsfectb
/ meso found. Tho oil caso before Summarized
Was postponed to admit Of tho production OF fur
thcr evidence by Inspector HALEY:
There WAS gnashtng Of teeth In tho Mayors
and several prominent mcnbola OF ths Council
onteted aud demanded the Reinstatement Of =
man named Sbiolda aud smother named pendle-
ton, formosEy Captain OF Engine Company No;
T. Some tina ago fellow-arcman named
George ". WsRnes preferred charges agaiost
pend!eson. and quito ! fuss WAS ralbod ovcr It.
Tho Case WA brought TO trial before tho
star chamber inquisitton which prae1dea
over Tue Firo Department, and ended In
; Wagner and Shields being discharged
dIAhonorabiy, Tho fofmoE for aatistthX his Won
geanco ulUn comsRdo aud tho latteF for With,
holding testimony. pendeton wa4 pet, knt
wss allowed to Eos!gp. Eoue Of the charge.
amounted TO anything serious, and tho Alder
men den aud tho taip8tatemant OF the men
! Several of them n.e terribly inosnsed 1t til,
course pursued BY Beuner In koeping trIali
Becres and Furnishing BY discharge whoeye
reyssIs tho proceedings stas.chamber trials
they claim. aro Injurious to the discipline OF th,
force, and have excited 90 many pstty jeaousis
trials and TWICE ~ many DISCHARGES 1. nudo
.. lust begun. aud other Developments will 600
| come