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, 1876-04-15
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3sbu 8. psia.
Rs. 8! 8pStfte stra6s.
std IN 0 II D, To.
preiie Der Gaseisea:

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&.a Ssuars, etn Wal sy1'
Gin Gauare, awtt Wat -,
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Gin Sauore, eut Wc&e ~
Gin Ssuars, ttatu Wepnat -
Gin SenAye. bret utcnafe HS
SrSs,re as,eisen wercsn btaisss bsrt&ntt.
dot obsr Wtniss Bel en- S'lbsn stntn Square
Mue Mn,eassn Nnb I'm gsfaus ~ tabIsn.
Die 3eitama NTH IN Mia moab u1b Inn.
ssstns pcu ben 3rSsesn ia. IL zsass. ssss
Wcde auseetraeer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-08

TnrRspNY. Dec. 1.-fLOuW ANp MEAL rho
OF dcsira e eride', bu bSs,nr.i saa not acliyc ior
sy ue sS Corn spge @ nTe 20 qS sS;
state. &C. s5Gpsti.'b Western spring whest
DO, winter wheat and IS. s56ies5 g. Mngssesi
Eau,nnst ivy s3nihf $500 ~ ~ ,3. E ot
wes,ern gPax r1'ri r,si5sa ss S2!n ei H..
nouIr9,gnne!rnR9g t'o@to'-V BucAwheaI houf' lVo
;. CorroS spots i.ldc. higher and quiet Millins
hsner .as so Gslas aio.n. At s,nr Tor 6 seee
iSie Tor March, L 81 W. f5r Aar and y Sac s
FRovistoSs. PORK STEADY, Win sscsof 100 un' mes,
$1,000 Bacon more active. sies 90 bSs. ciiy lons
Srr GU ne spot oe and 9af 9nd hH tor febrgsry
aihc and heavy fresh do. plic. Lard on the spot
10 y Tor prime ETY. aud 80 Tor i da NJ
coiTs "r 6Scs n IL "a, iSogy sss
1880 for February Dressed noSs 7ss7ssc fcr city.
pals. gi93oe.; Western creamery. spassSr Western
so a1 s i9.Sior guTt aud somewna,
liysc Eges scarce at aa93sc. Tor fresh Western aud
GpsiS-Wheai very nrm hui dull sales soooo hush.
!, q for arw 80 cGcsso ,S5 fr new new 30 Mi S
wsuAee a. 800 $40 for far 70 prime red winter. and
s9la a, ~ u1is dn 2ad doCging ,alc, sy93 9nsn
and ssfc 10y or ns eo nenins 81 $50
white state, $40 igc, and mixed DO, 14sc Corn ,cry
At ;sis@6Sc for Western mixed inc SdSs 80 SUD
Kansas eDs1e 5c SAT- mixed ana so Chicseo at go
1py@bsisc on yellow. 5da ole. and southern
whitc 57i6c
srNDHFs-splr1s turpentine WAS active and strong |.
sales Of h5J bbs. NJ 4uivdiIc Iosins nrm and
quiet here strained 70 good. t.5l az -; sales ~
bO bus. at Wilmington on rriN ate tcrm3. Petroleum
Nas hTm ~ 29lgGs7ec. for SPOT nncd sales OF 1000
bbls for thc nrrt hllf OF January nj @ &C. crude IN
bulk, l4l3c. Ocean ffeghts we're only mOucratry
tive, but decidedly nrn grain t. Lwerpool by steam.
p1.; cotton 80 ll2d cheese Dos. grain TO London.
bg sail Va, aud nOu-. .. ud krain TO Glasgow, by
steam, Aaypd; rcnued petroleum 10 Antwerp. bremen.
or HAMBURG BE-. 81. 90. to BlhOa anu Barcelona. bs
gii 20. e. Antwerp Or Bremen vessel TO arrived IS 81
Ialow avain quiet and easy ut IA gSNc. Whskey
more active anu nrmcr 81 ~ .up'i
GRockHIFs- RIO coffee was hrm an1 quiet ~ lea
2u.vc gold no sal \. MIA grades al.O were quiet but
nrin AZ lbVslsisc. Tor MarcabO. aud sIs2jc. for
Jsva, BON gold Domestic lice was arm mi In de
mand al 40 isc.i foreign continued lu.rt Mulassot
Quiet for foreign hut fairly active Tor domestic sales
900 bb.r. crop New ptlean. At bifgs6s. ihv
sugars were quiet. nut nrm tar 90 go2h refining
tuhh, W lh. SAFE 81 400 hls. Porto licp % N"sc
u me, -uld isiry at 1l'pglls,c for " A.. lnd lf.a
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SWEARING ~ CH1MBERLAIN.
Delivering Inaugural Address while
Gun rded by United states Troops.

Delivering nm Inaugural Address while
Guarded by United states Troops.
CHARLESTON, Dec. chamberlain was
inaueurstcd TODAY. The law requires that the
oath OF Office shall he administered by the Chief
Justice OF state. The Chief Justice refused to
do this and the oath was administered by a
Probate Judge.
A few minutes after one o'clock the Repub-
lican members Of the Senate marched to tho
House, where Gov. Chamberlain was inaugu-
rated and sworn In by Probate Judge Boone.
After being sworn in he delivered a short inau-
gural address. There were present 81 out OF ia
members Of the House, and 10 out OF 20 Sena-
tors. He was escorted to the stand 10y the motto.
rious c. c. Bowen aud the equally notorious
John Is. Dennis, the latter Of whom is known
as the furniture thief OF South Cmolins.
The doors were barred and guarded by United
States troops and the armed negro constabulary
ana one was allowed to enter the hall. While
taking the oath the usurpine Governor trembled
like a leaf and biz blanched face Afforded a
striking contrast to the black vi-agos surround
ing MIN.
The Democratic House. with seyenty-one
after adopting a resolution to 20 into election
for United States Senator on Tuesday next.
The Chamberlain House adopted similar resolu-
tons.
Ia Columbia things are again approaching a
crisis The Democratic House this morning
swore in another colored Republican member,
aud adopted resolution providing for the ap-
pointment OF committee Of 1--WE to wait upon
Gen. Kruger and inform him th,t the legal House
was completely organic "a ard recognized by the
supreme Court OF the state, and to ask him to
remove tn Federal troops from tue state House.
and permit the legal Legislature to take their
rlghtful seats. The Democratic II Juse have now
slxty-fouT memters bearing certificates from
tue II ard Of State tanvasseis.
Gen. Wade Hampton has issued the following
card
To rHE PrRLic: TIE following paragraph appear-
IN address OF D. u Ihamueri4ln. delivered IN the
Capitol to-day The gentleman wno was my opponent
for this once the late election dec area am
crcdibN Informed. that he ds not only the peace of
this city and State but my iti u. hands 40 not
doubt the truth Of his statement neither the public
peace nor the life Of any man VINO nov opposes the
contamination OF this policy OF fraud aud
violence l. safe from the assaults Of those Who have
enforced that policy. pronounce this statement
famuuglY false. BY uuwearcd cNcrtiOns have
OeINUrrd TO the ueace OF this state. and
thus contributed 60 srird from popular Indignation
one who has provrd hn-ct 90 -race o. h. RANK aud
tfRltHr 10 i- tru-t. lii- conscience my make Inn
rcmhic but Mother L. nor thc mcn with AhVm act,
c uuttnauot tAr hand Of tAc ASA stu.
l.gnc. WAuK Hamilton
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THREE pRLsIDENrs TINE.
Mexico in Eruption Again-Dinz AT the Palace
aud Ierdo ~ Fugitive.

HAVANA, Dec. THE English steamer
Vera Cruz brings startling Intelligence. On the
l6.h Pornrio Diaz, after four hours fighting, de
ioated aud destroyed the Government army un-
der Gen. Alatorre near Huamantla, about one
hundred miles from the CITY OF Mexico. Puebla
fell on the 18th by revolt Of the garrison. Pres
ident Lerdo de rejada, with his Ministers, fed
from tho capitil on the 2ist. escorted by
one thousand men and carving $JO00O0.
III three days the escort had dwindlcd by de-
serton to 800 Before leaving Lerdo appointed
Dlaz men TO the chief municipal ofices. when
last heard from he was In the state OF Mcho-
acan. Perfect order reiened In the city during
the interrcgnum. Gen. Diaz entered the city on
the sd. Vera Cruz. with many other towns,
Las declared for Diuz.
ON The 30th Diaz was announced a. Provision
al President. He invited the merchants to meet
hun at the lHlnce. where he told them he want
ed a loan OF <5O,UUU AT one Per cent. per month.
which was granted. The question ~ paving tue
nrsl iustallment. sJVO.OvO due the United states
IN January on the claims awarded. Is now being
money above his Immediate vents.
An agreement nad been made between the
Iglesias aud Dinz factions that lglesias should
Appoint III the Cabinet and Diaz an the State
Governors Ad interim. lgicsils, finding that
al the advantages were gwen to the Diaz party.
march Of the capital. but returned with
his tr ops and Cabinet to Guanajua
Five Thousand TROOPS left the 18th
for Guam JuatO to put nine down. Three thou
sand more were to leave on Dec. 2. lglesias has
over 5000 men. and the Lerlu troops are frater-
waiting TO see what turn affairs viii take.
Meanwhile the country has three Presidents.
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The O0lcinI s,nte Canvass.

AIBANY, Dec. The canvass Of the votes for
stite officials was concluded Yesterday The following
he m ia report lar a. On, eadus candidates are
Coucerned;
For Gnv,ruQr Robinson, Dom, hip,S3l Morgan,
Rep, 4aJ.S12 Tempo rance. 3fi2i GrtruuAck, li.N.
tDr llcufrrl Governor II rshclurr. Dem, dlS,.
~, sers, Rep ivoo'5' Temperance, 5,34di Green
btco, l,JdJ.
Fur (.nal Commissioned ogden (Dcml, 5ls,s7
k"'nc.r uIcpJ, $780, Temperance, 3=sii Green
b.Ut.i'4l
Il j. .ud here tonight. on very excellent authority,
% r. Is. Aptar Al present Deputy secretary II STATE,
y tn nr appolutoa state Comptroller Tor the re- due of
.uptruurr kubnsuu's term. MI. ApSaT, although a
NNul fuau, has had good deai u experience the
49, hu!lc p as DEPUTY secretary u the treasury ul.
q Mr EtlNe-,
tuWpifNler hohiu-nn'- report has been concluded
g. So tN" various -0hI duo, out vii 90 hf .Fe o.
t.c luOAc before the meeting II the Legislature.
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WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT!
mr. TEHOUfNG or or ELECT0R
vans ~ ORLGON.
! The Proceedings in tho Electoral College
! Thcr"-Swcariug IN Chamberlain In SAITH
! CaroItrn-Thc Louisiana boards Tricks.

The Proceedings in tho Electoral College
Thcr"-Swcuriug in cha n,berinin In Snuth
Carolirn-Thc Louisiana boards Trick-.
SALEM, Oregon, Dee. THE Republicans
held me ting here last nigh, TO cousiier the
proceeding Of Gov. Grover. Resolutions were
passed denOuncin1 him. and calling upon the
United states Senate to prevent him from taxi
ing hif seat. on the ground that he has wilfully
violated biz oath. Prominent Republicans ad-
v-ed a calm expression Of public opinion, and
II il thought that no outbreak will occur.
Odcll mas been chosen messenger by the Re
publican electors. Cronin will act for the Demo.
Gratis. It is SAID GOV. Growers house is under
guard.
All the Republican and Democratic electors
assembled in room Of TIE Senate Chamber.
rhe Secretary Of state passed an envelope
through the door to Cronin who read IL ~ a
certinc lie of the vote given to Odell. Cartwright
aud himself lie then nut II In his pocket re-
fusing To show 1t to the Republicans,
Olcll, Cartwright, and CrOnln seated them
selves at a table and Organized by electing Mr.
room, but a. the other Democratic electors,
Klipell and Laswel, refused to leave, he
NAMED at the request Of Odell and Cart
tiOn as elector. Odell and Cartwright sew
orally demanded the certificates OF Cronin
who respectfully refused 10 surrender
and C1ftwrizht u they refus ed to act with b i'm.
They replied, mo" very cmphaticaily, but
they demanded that his authority to act should
and after calling In Miller and Parker organic d
his Electoral College as before reported.
The Republican electors made NO objection TO
The Secretary OF state claims to have simply
acted under Gov. Growers orders.
The latter was burned In engy at Jefferson
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,Ipor lEp- ln nroohiyn. on T1'sily. ''h in.' Ma
The iclii,,s ana frieni. ni the family. al.o " the
family OF John torrelr are respectfully in,tcd
scneimrrnorn It On Fr,i \, sn ust .at ,'c.,,n r. "
iaitrs u y j paper. please cuuf
late Joe. -. IoN. M ne 4th year u her we
lati.,- ana iri.n 4. 81 iNr iainuH 'lsg mrnher-
ohsptcr 70 p H. \. NJ. and mcmhrrs - thc veteran
I.rps " lsls are respr, itu ~ invited 10 attend ue
from tAc AsUury NJ. l.. Church. rAiVersy place, near
GRANT on Thursd,y. Dee. T. clara L.. ilufnr.f u
fuu,rnio SUNDAY, peg. TO- Al : o'c)cA r NJ, al IA
Jon J0HS.l0S 5'n'il,oiT W Jne,dly. Dec o. MARY
Johnston aged IS year, rcuct OF inc late Robert
Tnaerai Il turdsy, al e',oc, r ~ from her late
residence, ~ i'nwers ST., bfook|u u. Relatives
Ku>li-on Wednesday. Dec d. Edward J. Kush. IN
rhe relatives and friends Of the family Also members
OF ,eu' de Lion Lodsr. No 20, X Of r. are Invited o
sdtl IL. - frid,, Dec Sat o'c ock T.
LAfttl In thr Bro1k yn In'tre. IN tuesday Dec
Funeral FROM flrr fiptuce ~ M mother, 600 Fu
ton az. to-l.l fniOl At $50 = H,.4tNes anu
Moo ARll. o Ncanc,aay, Dec g. MARY MlGMry
Eoail,c. ani ir.end- H. in,ttri 20 atom 'tf1r,m
roui ihr residence ~ her ..t'r ~ Ep.c 49, ure'u
pIut.un i.l'. nee. >. at .oc!ocH
MtlGi.-un ths "u INST, Alfred M'gh, aged rs
'falerh from tho rc-iieucc of Mr. Gcorge Mega So
OaklAud uu SATURDAY ph INST. An friend auh req
uR snnaantN on 5T''rg ui., S' 1yan,nr Doc f. M
phen Dram husband OF MaD Dram, Ia thc iata brAr -
hrinuyc- and friends Of thc family, $50 member. Ut
Gre .uNlcu Loi.e, no Al, ana a ST., ar respectfully
Invited ~ Attend e ian ral from n' atr res lc' H
lrnee st. bfoo"hn, on sunday in9 i'-h iust. at Z
ocluck
hHooKL,N uNIrfn BHEmnrN HEsrftr soNrrY
MtMnes OF the sOu We so'i'p arc lritr.t, lN "ll,
talnily AZ Nr M,,r- sg.S nA 81. hr.ltyu. 700 /.
oto'A lil' morning ~ I'' - W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-08

PARIS, Dee. The Duke d'Audinat-
TasqlieI and NM. Grcvy and Dufautc had a
conference vi,h President NacNlahon las, night.
The Duke said thitifM. Duf ire had aeked Tor
a vote u confidence at least 1s0 Senators would
have supported the Ministry. The Deputies
also had no de ire to defeat the Ministry. lie
thought that, because u their iueXporioncc,
they had acted too hastly. lie came to the
conclusion that the re- iguation If the Cabinet
ought, for the above reasons, t. be considered
void.
NJ Grew concurred with him, but thought II
necessary that fuil consideration should be
given to the legitimate Il mandS Of the Lett.
". Dui lure at ilfsi persisted in rceigning. but
aiterw rd consented to resume his portfolio II
oil his g. iicdgues would do likewise.
a tncetng ~ the Cd0iuct was held this oven
ins TO decide whether the Ministers should re-.
tam oihcc. the President having requested them
to remain. 1he council, however agreed to
await iull information as to tue disposition OF
lhr Parliamentary groups.
=. In this connection Il IL noticeable that tho
Ministry to-day obtained successes in both
tue Sennt" aud Chamber Of Deputies. The
senate rejected motion iOr the reorganization
Of the diulomatic service WHEN was opposed
by the Dlke Declzes. The Deputies, by vote
of 2io to 2OJ, negatiyed a motion introduced by
the lrrccoucilatle Radicals. to adjourn the d.
formed.
At the close Of the sitting of the Chamber the
burcauX of the Left conferred with NJ. Grcvy on
the crisis. NJ. Grevy assured them concerning
President Mac Niahon's thoroughly loyal rOnsti-
Wednesday. VI. Grevy, however, said the Presi-
dents opinion was such That no wou! he
scarcely willing to accept as Ministers any poll
tcians more inclined toward the Left than MN.
MarCerc and Say.
the bureaux Of the Left subsequently delib-
Grated ON the attitude to lie observed with re-
gard to maintaining the present Cabinet. No
decision was reached. tut the Presidents OF the
euIeaux were Instructed to confer win the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-08
GOTNG SOTTH
The Congressional Investigating Committees
>InrIing on IheIr Mis-Inn.

WAsHINGToN. Dee. THE special COM
mittee appointed by resolution Of the House Of
Representatives to proceed to Florida t. investl-
gate the recent election and the action Of the
Returning Board, started for Tallahassee In the
l55 O'Clock train 70 nght.
me committee !. Composed Of the following
named menb r. Tue Hon c. =. Thompson II
Massachusetts, Chairman X. \. Dehait II Mis-
sour. a. 1. Walling Of OhiO, j. II. Hopkins Of
Penpsylvanip, VIM. WoodburQ Of Nevada and
N. II. Dunnell Of Minhes0ta. Charles II.
Sargent OF ohio is clerk, and Mes-rs.
Gilbert and B5adey, the stenographers. The
committee are Ia charge Of Mr.. VIM. Dickson Of
THIS city, VINO has been appointed special Dep
uty Sergeant-at- Arms. The committee VIII reach
Tallahassee On sunday morning.
Ihe LOuislana commIttee started this evening.
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Two aud Half wives for Every Farmer In
the Lmpirc state.


In Mrs Lozers parlors IN Fourteenth
street. last evening, the woman surraglsts were
delighted with the existing political mixedness.
~ calling louder than ever for the abolition Of
distinction Of sex az the ballot box.
Henrietta Payne Westbrook said that stats
ties have brought out the startling fact that
farmers have on the average, in ihe course Of
their lives ~ wives apiecel The speaker said
that II man was required to take care Of his
own clothes, he would Ind less time for loading !;
that our county has need enough Of general
holoc iust among the politicians that there IL
much boasting OF the exposure ot fraud and
corruption. tut that cleaning the outside II the
cup aud the platter will content men, while
nothing hut turning things upside down VIII
make the women content. 1t was the speakers
ambition to he a street Commissioner, 80 that
she might be able To diminish the death rat.
Mrs. Slocum said that her own observations In
Washington county, New York state, were that
twu-thirds Of the farmers there were living
with tue second wife. BY the time farmer
had got forehanded and was ready to take his
ease, his wife was worn out and ready to die
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-08
IS 900 for being IN a CeliTwo Hours.

VIM. Van Wagner, for false Imprisonment,
claims $3.50 damages from Thomas whitney In suit
Ia the Court ~ Common Pleas before Judge
Robinson. Mr.. whitney claims That he had
been followed constantly for several DAYS
when On Jan. Is he had detectives placed on the
track of the man VINO NGs shadowng him. Whitney
went round ~rYert blocks dOuulng uh ms tracks, the
drttCuyt following Van wagner. wlu, q ~. ciaiiuei
try 10 keep ilhin slSht ~ whitney Van Mae
nrr rreHted "a = enti seventh street and Broad
way, and then placed IN a cou. hs einp.oJer Two
hours after, obtained hlr discharge. Van wagner
Ell ls that he not following whitney. The case is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-08
Mn.hlns.on.. Ssw Nrw.paper.

wAsnINGToN, Dec. The nrst number Of the
new Democratic newspaper Handsomely printed and
called the T.i0n, wa published this morning Tic
maine Of Montgomery Blair IS pubIshed lie editor.
who, In ms lcIdug rtlclc. The lmnlc.iAtc Ot-
feet sought IN the establishment Of TINS Paper 10 id
In preventing the naton from )elng subjected TO the
lll. winch must result from placing us thiei Magls-
tracy ancyance, and frustrating the great reforms
administration anu finance decreed oi the vote u
NUyputCIN
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "A large number OF
czens met last night protest against the Of the
bayoLet and the Returning Boards j. II. Real.
leading merchant, presided, anu Jame " scoycli ,ni
Others made spc CnUs. The following resolution
o ssed unanimously Be- lreL That We believe L.
Grant has suY OF high crimes aud uls leulcluOrs
iirHi aW and liberty CHuenty deserving nuuraru.
meat and We earnesiy urge upon our lsrlrts cutaNts
~ LuAkrVss 10 amy each HIM.
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TALLAHASSEE, Dee. The CanvassinE
Board has not yet completed the canvass. and
has been all day in session. some changes viii,
1t IL said be made IN the count for state oiiicen.
The coming q the Congressional committee Is
looked for with great anxietr. ana II Is
counties where the frauds we're CON
spicuous aud thus hc brought face To face
win those testif,ing. Attorney General Cooke
will II II Understood. az the conclusion u the
canvass review the proceedings ami dissent
from the opinion OF his colleagues on the hoard.
The military vet remain. hut orders are expect
ed calling the artillery t. Washington.
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JOTrINGS IBOrr TOwN.

Daniel Murphy Of 95is seventh street, who tel
down STARE 'h NuuHN Ni'I YESTERDAY.
George smith q G53 Ninih avenue was held in
$3.50 u yesterday fui selling lottery policies.
Mrs. Helmholds divorce from Or. llelmholi
granted IN me gr una Of adultery, not OF unAc,
Park Commissioner Joseph j % pouohuc has
vacated his once 10y accepting tine unce OF lrtsdenua
elector.
Prot Mnrsh on tho spelling Reform before rho
class m Photography IN room 70 cooper lnioi this
A fair is to be held in the Masonic Temple to-
gay and ioln9rrow under TIE "u'iccs Of Tie tdics ~
Edward T. Scars. IL. u. editor Of the Niiionnl
0aUie'ig h'g,eo. die yesterday Of angina pccors.
Grind,e II the snip II Mare. VINO wAs convict d Of
crucl treatment 10 his crew,
The body found in the North river on Tenth
a., OF 'il6 West sixteenth street.
The Central Park Commissi oners have again
Pm avenue to the curling cubs Of TINS city during Ae
winter.
The latest newspaper arrival is the Coirri =
Paul prport lts specially the freshest swiss news,
Yale and Columbia will play a match game of
foot nall under Rugby Union rules. eleven men on 4
SIDE to-mYTow All rnoon. on the II george II I
grounds, Hoboken'
The building at the outhwest corner Of Broad-
WAY anu dhlfletn s'rert H. 10 ne opened on me "a
MIR. John Banyard
John Gleason OF 4sN West Fiftv-sixth street fcn
day. ana was sent To- me Foriys,yruih stre st,,on
house M an insrnslhle condition.
To-day, the Feast OF the Immacullte Concep-
non. ira hOlN day in the tufhnlc tnurch. Rr'. ous
syices will be held me sam W On ranl1y, r iath'
A fire Yesterday in the three story frame build
ing at LIZ First avenue owned 10y Henry tl.htr'
Scss's furniture $500 and the ouldns tlOoi Insured
This evening the New England Society meets
70 nomHl'e otncct, anl elect candl4te' Tor memhff'
brate- the 2pih anulyctsay 4 the andlns Of tne '
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s. Ncw York Quic. New Orl ans Soy 3D.
r. Fn-t'. Never, Hamburg NnV %.
= France, 1rudelle HR,rc NOf ~ aud pymorb
Goth
- Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Richmond.
- SalNad T. N.cktreOu. savannah.
- Co.unbus Reed. Havana. Dee Z.
- Gen whitney, ilailctt Boston.
- Algeria, Watson, Liverpool nov Is. 'pl Queens
town Goth.
IS slste Of Georgia Cooper. Glasgow -, "a suc
Larne 2ith
Ship L,uaye. Means, Bremen.
ship tanaU "a. Iruwhrl1gc, "a Frtrcisco.
Bri. Iehfmla. Ncrritul. Niudsur, y
Brig tagrt, Davis, tiui q u ilvar.
Ano tue usual -
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Bucharest, Dee. THE koumanan Govern
ment ordered 80 900 ChAsscpo rifles aud the uect
sary ammunition from a Bel gian nnn.
BFLGRApE, Dec. The Servlan Government have
gwen fresh orders abroad fOr arms ana ammunition
lac slaYOnan committees IA Russia have Informed
their representatives. IN Scryla thar they Ccasr
getting ports and furnishing money "a enable Rus
officers TO leave Scryla All those absent fur
lnngh MIlL rrturn " NerNlA lmmrulAlnlY
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Al the meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday rcport from the Nautical school read.
swing account u ne progress Of the pupils 90 the
school -np -. MN-. The officer OF the school thnh
mat IA order TO give a stimulus TO the marine com
lurrcc II thus country Il is necessary TO establish
rOuuutrri.l marine which the country can hardly bc
.1ld T. p0-c-s. ln'y 20 rscommended the sweeping
away ~ the too hc vs. hurie upon ms branch of
trade ana that perfect ana absolute freedom OF
purchase rogsty OF Vessels alone cin restore
rtu Ty
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Mre.lIinr for ,he Championship.

Col. James Mclaughlin and Charles Howard
Vrc tcd collar ana elbow Tor $500 and the champion
ship belt. m Harry lls Theatre yesterday afternoon
They unevcny matched, iIoVari's height being 3
feet ~ aud - eight l75 pounds while Mel ughhn Is q
feet lu height and gns PCS pounds Howard brought
a. Laugu's shoulrr 70 the hoor IA Ae nrt bout nut
Mclaughlin threw Howard tiT by al outside trp, in
twenty minutes Ia The secOAd oOui Mclaughlin WITH
urute sirn car lea II ward uud g stage dashed
the floor. rolled him, and made should r
touch Atcr a long struggle McLiugh m made the hip
lOck IN Howard, aud, 10y heavy ufch threw hin and
Wuu he
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An Austrian Mnii -teamcr seized.

LoNDoN, Dec 7.-lteuters correspondent at
Pesth tcegraphs that the servan police having iorci-
bly, detained and searched an Austrian mail steamer,
the reuresentatlve Of Austria at Belgrade been lu.
structcd to ake an energetic demand tor sausfactOu
and two Austrian monitors have been nj 10 Scmn tu
support the demand The statement that Austria has
decided to occupy Bosnia declared upon Trustworthy
authority be uufOundpd.