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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENTS \
0FP1cH or TiIR CIIIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D, c., Jan 3-iA.M n,
PROBABILITIES.


For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lakes, generally clear and
cooler weather will prevail, with south
west 10 northwest winds and rising ba-,
rometer. .....
For the South Atlantic, Eastern Gulf,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clearer
and fair weather, lower temperature,
northerly to westerly winds and a rising
barometer.
For the Western Gulf States, clearer,
partly cloudy and cooler weather, north.
erly winds, yeering to east and south, and
continued high barometer.
For the Upper Lakes, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, gen,
orally clear weather and lower tempera-
ture than on Sunday, rising followed by
falling barometer, and westerly winds,
backing to southerly.
For the canal region from New Jersey
TO Virginia the temperature will remain
above the freezing point.
The Ohio and Central Mississippi riv-
ers will fall slowly.
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SECOND DISTRICT REpuBI1cANs.

BELLA1RE LocAIs.-The ushering in
Of the Centennial New Year on Friday
night, or more properly on Saturday
morning, was the most thoroughly lively
thing that mas occurred in Bellaire for q
long time. AT midnight the whistles OF
the lantern factory, blast furnace, imple:
ment works and several. engines, and
boat, school house, glass house, rolling
mill, church and fire bells, triangles and
other instruments, were sounded, and the
din, accompanied by music from the
three cornet bands and shooting Of can:
non and smaller FIRE arms, was kept up
until about o'clock. A large number
Of houses were also illuminated, and nu-
merous flags were displayed. Everybody
seemed to be on the street and bound to
enjoy themselves to their utmost capacity.
And they did it,
A lady was badly burned in the face by
the explosion Of a large fre.cracker on
Saturday morning.
Friday night George McKtahan asked
an old man named Robert Merriman for
. chew OF tobacco, and, being refused
struck him and knocked him down, after
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us. MARINE HosPirAL.-Dr. Thomas
J. Grifliths, Surgeon in Charge Of the u.
s. Marine Hospital at the port Of Louis
Vile, KY, reports the following as the
condition Of the Hospital under his charge
during tue month Of December, 1876:
Number OF patients remaining the last
day Of November, 1O2; patients admitted
during the month OF December, l76; pa
tients treated during the month, 27S; pa
tients discharged during the month, l25;
patients died during the month, 9; pa
tients remaining on the last day Of the
month, l47; outdoor marine patients
treated during the month, l5; private pa
tients treated during the month, 2. The
following arc the deaths: Edward Ev-
erson, deck hand on the Mary Ann; Geo.
Brown, colored, rouster, United States;
Martin Van Buren,, colored, rouster, Grey
Eagle; John Caldwell, colored, rouster,
United States; Joe Blewett, colored
rouster, = Belle; VIM. Gatling, colored,
rouster, Mary Miller.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, January 1.-The note drawn
up by Count Androssy, Premier, relative
to reforms in Turkey, has received the
approval Of Russia, and is understood TO
have been dispatched to the guaranteeing
powers. The note proposed the equality
Of all religious denominations and the
introduction OF provincial or communal
self.government, and that the first re-
suits OF these changes in the insurgent
provinces shall be the imposition OF taxa
tion BY the provinces themselves.
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Investigation of the Leayen-
worth POstOflice.

LEAvRNwoRru, January l.-Colonel
Huntington, Special Agent Of the Post
Office Department, has been here the two
days past, investigating the charges
against D. R. Anthony, Postmaster. The
investigation was public, and after the
evidence was taken, James F. Legate, who
preferred the charges, admitted that they
were not sustained, and withdrew them.
The Commercial, newspaper OF this
city, was sold to-day to D, r. Anthony,
and will be changed from morning to an
avnnine nannr.
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Mexican Awards.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The counsel
who have business before the United
States and Mexican Commission say the
sum awarded to the Mexican citizens
will probably be two million dollars and
to citizens Of the United States between
five and six million dollars. According
to the terms Of the treaty the United
States will give credit to the Mexican
government for the amount, which will
finally be awarded to It's citizens, to be
paid to them by Mexico, and the sum due
by Mexico 10 the citizens Of tho United
States will be paid this government in
annual installments Of $500, 900 in gold or
its equivalent.
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SPAIN.
The Cortes-press Regulations.

The Cortes-Press Regulations.
MADRID, January la royal decree is
promulgated convpking the Cortes Feb.
ruary 15. Deputies and Senators arc to
be elected by universal suffrage on this
occasion only, the elections to commence
on the Goth Of January in Spain. The
decree further provides that the towns in
Biscay and Navarro free from hostile fac
tions, shall elect Deputies and Senators
for the parts Of those provinces occupied
by the enemy.
penalties upon tho press for attacks upon
the King, Royal Family and constitution,
al monarchy, and instituting tribunal
composed Of three judges in each Of the
Royal Courts to try newspaper oflenseS.
Gen. Jovellar, the new Captain Gener-
al OF Cuba, sailed from Cadiz yesterday
for Havana.
King Alfonso to-day had long confer
ence with Generals Quesada and Marti-
nez Campos,
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The ". Albans Charlie Ross.

Boston, January 1.-The Herald has a
special from St. Adams to the effect that
the boy claiming 10 be Charlie Ross is
not the missing boy from Milford, N. H.,
as was supposed. He was shown an al.
bum to-day, in which were pictures oil
two Philadelphia boys, whom he recog.
nized, and called by name. Other cir.
cumstances lead the citizens still to be-
lieye that he Is Charlie Ross. Mr.. Ross,
OF Philadelphia, has been again telc'
graphed, and replies that he will be in
81. Albans Monday afternoon.
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Murder Nlystery-Escape of an
EXPRESS RObher.

NASHVILLE, January 1.-Mrs. Sophia
Spain was found dead on her floor this
morning. Joseph Warner, boarder,
was arrested on suspicion ffoul play.
Edward Fl. johnson, noted thief and
express robber, has escaped from the
penitentiary through means Of bribery.
He was in for twenty-one years for rob-
bling the express messenger at Memphis
last February.
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The river was falling slowly last night,
with IL feet 0 inches in the channel.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
her usual hour on Saturday.
The Market Boy arrived from Pitts
burgh on Saturday evening, and will re-
turn this morning.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati ct
4 o'clock Saturday evening, with a very
fine trip.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
ny
The Express will be the regular Par
kersburg packet to-day.
[By Telegraph
PIrTsBuRGH, January 2.-Riyer s feet
8 inches and falling; weather clear and
cool. 0
MEMPHIS, January 2.-Riyer rising
steadily; weather pleasant. Departed
Sherlock, for New Orleans, and Silver for
St. Louis. o..
Sr. LOUIS, January 2.-Arrived-John-
son, from New Orleans; Boyd, from Peo-
ria, and Mitchell, from Keokuk. No de-
partures, All the upper streams rising,
caused by tho recent long rains. Wealth
or clear and cooler.
EVANSVILLE, January 1.-River 81 feet
and rising very slowly. Up-Arlipgton
and Nashville. Down-Grey Eagle. No
business. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, January 1.-2l feet Q
inches in the canal, and 10 feet Q inches
on the falls. Arrived-Charles Morgan,
G. B. Church and Cons. Millar. Departed
Charles Morgan and Cons. Millar.
CINCINNATI, January 2.-River ~ feet
0 inches and falling. Arrived-Louis.
Vile. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, January 2.-Riyer SO feet 10
inches and rising. Arriyed-Belle Mem
phis, Eddyville, Il. @. Yaeger, Arkansas
Belle, Capital City and John A. seudder.
Departed-Colorado, james D. Parker,
Belle Memphis, Yaeger, Eddyyille, Grand
Lake No. 2 and Capital City. Weather
clear and cool,
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Of a Daughter ofJener-
son Davis.

MEMPHIS, January 1.-Miss Maggie
II. Davis, daughter Of Hon. Jefferson Da-
Wis, was married tSt. Lazarus Episcopal
Church, this morning, to J. Adison Hayes,
cashier Of the State National Bank, Rev.
DR.. George White, rector Of Calvary
Church, officiating, assisted by Rev.
Churchill Easton, rector Of ST. Lazarus,
in the presence of very large congrega-
tion.
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BosroN, January 1.-several Of the
most prominent citizens Of Hingbam
were arrested during the past week on
indictments for perjury, in swearing that
the capital stock Of the bingham Manu-
featuring Company had all been paid in.
In addition to those already mentioned,
David Wilton and Andrew G. Cushing
were arrested and gave $1,000 bonds to.
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tre going out of the old category Of sin
full amusements and recognizes it as an
intellectual recreation.
This being the case, would it not be
we'll to consider whether II is wise to
hold up this recreation to popular repro.
baton. Is it not dangerous to inculcate
the idea that it is sin while at the same
time everybody sees that it is not dealt
with after the fashion Of we'll recognized
s;nsP
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Drowned.

SOUTHWEST Pass, La, January 1.-The
Captains gig Of the ship Izelandia cap.
sized in the heavy sea while en- route
from East Bay to Pilot Town. 1t con.
tanned Captain Allen, the second mate,
Pilot G. Gersdorf and several Seamen.
They were all washed ashore with the
exception OF the second mate, who was
drowned. A pilot, who started to the
rescue, brought the survivors to Pilot
Town.
Frederick Hansen native Of Den.
mark, was drowned yesterday morning
by falling overheard from the bowsprit
Of the pilot-boat Morgan.
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THE custom Of making New Years
calls was generally observed on Saturday,
There were some rather novel turnouts,
which attracted good deal Of attention.
The weather being favorable, no doubt
the day was enjoyed more than for some
years past The entire absence Of wine
or any kind Of liquor from the sideboards
Of those who kept "open house" is
feature worthy OF notice.
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senator stephens Of GeorgIa.

New York, January la World
special from Atlanta reports Alex. q.
Stephens condition as unfavorable. His
trouble is a severe cough and expectora.
ton. His bronchial tubes are affected
but not his lnngs. The attendants think
that he cannot recover, and he himself
recognizes an early approach Of death. :
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Clerk in Boston Posto mce Arrest.
ed for Stealing Stamps.

BosroN, January 1.-Isaac Il. Froth.
ingham, Chief Clerk in the stamp depart
ment OF the Boston postofIice, was arrest.
ed to-day for embezEling stamps, and held
in $4,000 bail by the United States Com.
missioner. ....s.
Timothy Dodd said to be the Oldest
merchant Of this city, died to-day, aged
95 years. .G a.e.f .u'-s
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The mercury got up to G5' above zero
on New Years Day. When we remem-
Der that 75o Is summer heat, the weather
on Saturday will appear the more re-
markable.
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Kentucky LegIslature.

LOUISVILLE, January lin the Ken.
tucky Legislature, John Watts Kearney,
Of Louisville, aud John Preston, Of Trim-
bic, withdrawing on the twenty.second
ballot, Hon. W. ]. Stone, Of Lyon county
was unanimously elected speaker.
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THE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
not meet in Charleston on January IL. at
which time the regular term should
commence. The term has been post
poned until after the Senate impeach-
ment trial.
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Three Men Killed at Centennial
Building.

PHILADELPHIA, January 1.-By an
accident at the Centennial buildings, to-
day, two workmen, named LeTrue and
Wells. were killed, and another, named
Geo. Smith, died at the hospital from in
inries received. ..t--..
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CANADA.
Survey OF the Canadian Pacific
Proposed KailrOad Tunnel Un-
der Detroit River.

ucE betroit niters
OTTAWA, January 1.-The government
has been notified that the surveys Of the
Canadian & Pacific Railway, from oppo-
site ends Of the route, have been connect
cd. The connection is in latitude So deg.
G min. 80 sec. north, longitude l1S deg. 2
min. 45 sec. west. These surveys by accu-
rate instrumental measurements are the
first OF the kind that have ever been made
between the Atlantic and Pacific, within
the limits OF the Dominion.
Application will be made to Parliament
OF its next session for an act to incorpo-
rate company to construct railway
tunnel under the Detroit river, near
Amhcrslburg, and for other purposes.
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The King Of Italy gave n brilliant New
Years reception to the diplomatic body,
who dined with the ministry at the Quiri;
nal in the evening. The Pope received
many visitors, but no speeches were
made.
GERMAN GOVERNMENT AND CATHOLIC
CLERGY.
The German government is quietly con.
ciliating the Catholic clergy.
ANNEXATION RUMoRs.
Rumors are afoat OF negotiations be-
tween Germany and Belgium that indi.
cate preparations for the absorption ofthe
latter by the former. Russian officers are
said to have been taking military notes
along the Swiss frontier.
CUBAN MATrEIts.
The Spanish government on the 23d Of
December confdentially declared TO the
European powers a firm resolution Of
satisfying all just complaints OF the Gu
bans.
PROPOSED ROYAL TOUR.
The King and Queen OF Greece propose
making tour in the spring in relation to
the Eastern question.
NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS.
Al the New Years reception. the En-
peror Of Germany responded to the ad-
dresses in words Of national hope and do
nestle felicity. To the address from the
army he replied by praisingits efficiency
and assured them Of the durability OF the
peace now enjoyed.
Bismarck appeared in excellent health
and was enthnsically Lheered by the pee
pie on his arrival and departure from the
palace. He was especially thanked by the
Emperor for his untiring services.
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ARRIVED.
CunA.

PARIS, January LA Liberte (newspa-
per- says that Mr.. Washburne, the Amer
lean Ambassador, communicated to NJ.
Dc Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, the
note OF his Government in relation to
Cuba. he declared that the United States
by no means desired to annex the An
titles or to require Spain to grant autono-
my to Cuba, although they desired TO see
the latter reform effected.
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The CouGrs.-PoLIcE CouRT-Judge
Cfanmer.-0n Saturday morning His
Honor disposed Of the following docket
Jabez Gosncy and George Price were
charged with carrying away the sign OF
the 90 cent store on Main street. They
were sent to the workhouse for five days
each.
Harry Jones and Thomas Johnson
were fined 81 and costs each for drunk
enness.
There was but one case up at the alter;
noon session. Henry Tusch was fined 81
and costs for assaulting Henry Manner.
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VOLUME XXIv--NUMBER ll8.
NEW YORK.
Holiday dnhnAltI.

NEW YORK, January 1.-Robert Stern,
aged 10 years, residing on Tenth avenue,
between sixty-third and sixty.iourth
streets, while loading pistol, this after
noon, accidentally shot himself in the left
breast, causing almost instant death.
MURDER OF A WEALTHY LIQUOR MEn-
CHANT.
John r. Dilloher, a wealthy liquor
dealer, Of No. 40 Beaver street, who was
shot last night at the Westminster Hotel,
by ROmaine Dillon, died at noon to-day
in Bellevue Hospital, from internal hem.
orrhage. Before his death he made an
ante-mortem statement, from which Il
appeared that the attack was entirely un-
provoked. Dillon has been committed to
the Tombs, and is looked upon as insane.
FATAL QUARREL.
Two Italian bakers, employed in the
same shop, quarrelcd at their boarding.
house, to-day, when one named Armand
Linz, getting the worst Of the quarrel,
drew claSp.knifc and stabbed his antag-
onist, who Is named Ludwig Wirbetz, In
the breast and abdomen, resulting fatally.
Linz was arrested. s
NEW FRIGATR LAUNCHED.
The new United States frigate Trenton
was successfully launched to-day.
WHOLESALE REMOVAL OF PosroFFrcE
CLERKS.
Twenty-Cight clerks in the various de
partmcnts OF the Postoffice in this city
were removed to-day. Colonel D. E. For
est stSuperintendent OF the Registry Depart
ment, has resigned, and Mt. Forester,
Assistant, and the originator Of the pres.
esnt system Of Postotfce Registration, is
his successor. II.
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Merchant of Fremont AccidentaI-
Iy Killed.

CLEVELAND, January 1.-David Gar
win, a prominent merchant Of Fremont,
Ohio, accidentally shot and killed himself
to-day.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THE quietness in police circles ar
CUES the approach Of the Millennium, or
perhaps the Centennial is at the bottom
~ II
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DURING the severe storm on Sunday
evening, December 26th, August Miller,
eighteen years old, was drowned near
Mattamoras, Ohio.
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SUGAR IMPORTS.

The imports OF sugar into England
show an increase Of $4,000 tons. Thcex-
ports Of iron have decreased $4,000 tons,
owing to the falling of in the exports Of
rails 10 the United States Of 5000 tons.
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FIRE AT PIEDMoNT.-A fire occurred
on Saturday morning at Piedmont, in
volving the destruction OF some twenty
or twenty-five buildings, among which
were the court house and postoihce.
About one-half the buildings burned
were occupied for mercantile purposes.
We have no particulars either as to the
origin OF the fire or the amount oil the
toaaaa
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On Wednesday last daughter Of
Owen Parr, while playing on the river
at Grandview, Ohio, fell into the water
and was drowned.
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Rullion in France and England.

New YORK, January 1.-The London
Times says the amount OF bullion deposit
ed in the Bank Of England the past year
on balance is the largest ever recorded.
The Bank OF France now holds SS25, ,OOO,-
mn
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Kansas SchooI.Bonds Frauds.

TOPEKA, KS, January 1.-Lappin has
given bail, and has been released from ar
rest. He has not only given security for
his appearance at the criminal trial, but
has secured those who were on his bond
US State Treasurer.
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NEW lrplc1A1 SYsrrM.

Inc ItmeS reviews tue WORK Oi tHe
High Court Of Justice during Michaelmaa
sitting under the new judicial system
The writer concludes, that on the whole,
il is abundantly manifest that its work.
ings has already been highly beneficial,
and when some temporary distractions
are removed, and some defects remedied,
the act is calculated TO. produce the most
salntary improvement in the administers
tion OF justice.
LONDON, January 3.-A Vienna dis.
patch to the Times says: In answer to the
request made by theP Prince Of Montenegro
10 be allowed 10 enter into action, Russia
has advised him on no account to depart
from the policy Of neutrality, The Prince
has sent assurances that he will follow
this advice.
The report that. Montenegro had raised
loan is contradicted.
LONDON, January 3--The East. End
Flour and Rye Mills at Wrapping, were
destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is
estimated al 100000. One fireman was
killed and several injured. Eighteen
buildings adjacent were badly damaged.
LONDON, January 8, 6A.M,-The Sand
ards Madrid special says: The decree
convoking the Cortes declares that the
programme OF the. ministry is
based on conservative policy, but rejects
as imprarticable the theories Of religious
intolerance. 1t was to be submitted i'm
mediately after the reassembling Of the
Cortes. Vigorous efforts to restore order
in Cuba are promised. The decree de-
clares that all may participate in the
elections except the foes Of the dynasty
and the monarchy. The declarations OF
the government have crested 4 very fa-
yorable impression.
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The total Prohibition and Independent
vote in 1875 was s6,9S6; in the previous
elections, 6s,022. The Republican net
gain was 2SS,92S; Democratic gain, lS9,-
$40; net Republican gain, 94,547. Fully
$4,000 of the votes classed rs Independ.
ent are really Republican, and may con-
fidently be expected to be cast for Rcpub
lican Presidential Electors next Fall.
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CINCINNATI, January 2.-yalentine
Kessling, (white) was instantly killed
this afternoon by George Grow, (colored).
The parties were inmates Of the same
tenement house, which is peopled with
whites and blacks on 9th near Mound
streets. Kessling had threatened Grow
who was physically his inferior, and upon
meeting him to-day in the court yard Of
the building, he at once commenced to as.
sault Crow, and was stabbed with u pock.
ct knife, dying almost instantly. Grow
as once surrendered himself at the near
est station house.
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FRANCE.
cANosrzAr1oN OF JOAN OF ARC.

cANoNIzAIoN OF JOAN OF ARC.
PARIS, January l.-Bishop Dupenloup
has gone to Rome to urge tho canoniza-
tion Of the Joan Of Arc.
ARRIVED.
HAvRr, January 1.-The derelict steam
ship Amerique, Of the General Trans.
Atlantic Company, arrived here to-day,
in tow, from Queenstown.
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New BEDFORD, January l.-Hon. John
s. Clifford, Ex-Governor Of this State,
died to-day ofdropsy. Aged 90 years.
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preached 70 an immense audience at 81.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church to-
day; the subject was, 1.-THE Two Great
Books on Future Life"
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The LETTER CARRIERs.-During the
month Of December the letter carriers
handled mail matter as follows: