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Port. or RICHdOND.s uNK1 1876. =

PORT or RICIMONDs suHK7 1876.
IN u Z. ARRIYEn. IS
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchandise
4 and passengers, l.. b. TatuIn, agent.
Il Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mex-
i caandise and passengers, L. d. TataH1, sgcnt.
i Il 81 CLEARED 81
Brig Morancy, Mcdonnell, Rio de Janeiro aAf)0
b Treis Hour, Haxall, Crenshaw e Co. 8,
sEtts 55. ssAIExD.
ssh ps ,s. sssb!sd Curtis Phlsdelphis, railroad
tles. t>urtis &c Parker. IS
. ~ MEMORANDA. e
scboo n Albert Daily, Essof,, from Richmond mr.
EewnrE. n. J., ut New York June 6tli. s1'. sof
Schooner Mary .; Adams, .Coombs, from Rich
Schooner He ury Whitney, Shepherd, from wind.
sor A. a. for Biz 'hmond, ct Vineyard Haven June Sd
View YasE for R!ch Tnond jane 9Th. -
S.,,nmer Infhea Godfrey, Price, from Richmond
piG ,J,mes river at phihdelphi1 June 5tas
ScIroppers James Ponder, Fisher, ana Dick VIII
liams campbell, from Richmond, at Phiisaelphia
- ny telegraph.
FORT NoSRoE, Jsn,c 7.-Arriyed Bark, g 81
Bushnell, from Gloucester for ORDERS nnd called tor
Richmond
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"CANToN INSIDE LINE. "s#Q
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
:. RICHMoND, AND n ., PHit q ls[

KiCH tiT N T,rn,.ISv TE
. On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid IRON
steamers Of this hnp win leave Richmond TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
ty-second and Dock streets, making close connection
each trip at Caution, Nd, EAST Ba'timore with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Philadelphia. as.xa
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: .
All freight by this line covered by fire ana marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged ~ klc
aulckest line between Philadelphia and Richmond.
Frcights ordered by this line should be marked ,s
Wilmington aud Baltimore deFot, philadelphia:
Freights received oaily In Philadelphia ana kicn
nond. --.....-t . ..t.,, 3s;.-:
For further information apply tol- -
- - ~ L. B. ;TATUIi, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
sa-a,- and No, 903 Main street; or 10
~ Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore hairoad,
pbIladelphtaIt ISIS. ;. E 49, ~ - f u
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FOREIGN ,vl,l I,;5 1NTEL.Ll.IGENCE.
:, EASTERN AFFAIRS.

80 ~ t,str EASIElSN sArr hAnS'
II ,i,.e. DISAGREEMENT coNrRAD1cTED.
CAIRO, EHYrT,- June, THE reported
disagreement between the KhediVe and the
ottoman Empneas officially contadiosed
= AoTEAslE OF BOSNIAN I4s TROOPS.
BELGRADE, June 1.-Two batteries OF ar
tilIery, and o detachment Of Infantry have
left Tor the frontier. General Tichernalen
and STAFF have also left for the; Bosnian from
ter s7. .l,l. ut: 20 ,Ea 81 4 2RE ~ ~
.sEAI-oRRIcIAL REVIEW OF EyEsTs.pa
BERLIN, June 7.AThe Prouiacias Core
spoadenz, semi ficiaf Journal to-day,in
reviewing the recent events at Constantine
pie, says: II .gIR.j! ~. Z s.s33SSt J .
~ The. Governments which, On pursuance
.n4the Berlin eonfe renees, Ind agreed 70 adj
,dress suggestl to the Porte haye been
led by the accession OF the neW,!soY eresgn
to postpone them: hut the object q the
powers remain the same, and under the
new aspect OF affairs q further understand
ing viii be had as to their attainment. The
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General Toombs declines to ask for par
don from the Federal Government. Cen
cral Toombs is right. General Toombs
never did the Confederacy any good, there
fore worked the Union no harm, and there
fore has done nothing for which to ask for
giveness.-I Rdez-Appeat 49,.
Some Virginia generals are in the same fix
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BY Telegraph.
.su.! NwyC WORK.

I NEW YORK, June 7.-lNoon-Stocks active and
lower. Money. 21s. Gold, liz. Exchanye-Long,
Ecsninq.-Money, 2k93. Sterling quiet 1T 4Ss.
Gold slightly hrIner at I12i@ll2x. Governments
active and strong. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. .rs
BALTIMORE, June 7.-V!rginia 6's, deferred, ;
consols, 66l: second SERIES 81. North Carolina 5,
old, IA. Bid to-day.
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DILL ADELPH RICH .SsSeS
SHIP LINE-FOR HILADELPHIA PROVE.
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ltLI. NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Until further
notice the steamers OF this line WI make tr-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia eHsyy I UESDAY,
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
meeting nc Providence with Doassp and Providence
railroad for Boston, aud by Eall River line for
the same city rjd Cape Cod. landing ut Old Colony
~pN'' -''"'. W. =. POTTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE & Co.
y fE., r..r.. sEsf.E@I. General Agents,
No. IL South WhaTyes, Philadelphia.
II. ID. G. MINK. Agent.
my II Ne. 90 DeyonshtTe street. Boston.
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Rev. Or. w. z. Munsey, pastor OF the
St. Charles-Ayenue Methodist Episcopal
church South, who has. been sick for aspre
than a month, has recovered sufficiently to
preach one scrmon.-Ne,o Orleans Demo-
CrQt, 4h.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

-. 80. ~ RICHMOND, June q, I6TO.
5.,,. IT, OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 4S bushels. Red, 2,O36 bushels
. CoRN-W White, 140 bushels.
OATs.-722 bushels.
RYE-24 bushels - . f'-'.'.
.bIEAL.-20 bushels. .....
= - - SALES.
WHEAT.-Hhite, 4S bushels good at s 80. Red
4 hushelI common at sl.25; 16 bushels at 8 AS
524 bushels on private terms; 212 bushels ~
Sl.46-total, 796 bushels: - oe
bushels nrime at 62c-total, LOS bushels. =
OtTs.ElIO bushels at 50c.; 2O4 bushels OF
private terms-total, 81 "a bushels.
MEAL.-20 bushels at &c., 80. .....s
4. .-... RE-EXHIBITED.
OATs-4O4 bushels. s.f-. :, ......-...
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ss.... NEW WORK MARKETS.
r,,.., CLEO or goa h,,es
NsW 1oRk, Scne sontSe9n Hour STEADY; Common
az dS;sgt g. sSS:e good to choice, s8@$62O.
Wheat opened ieESc' M ~ hettcr nm low
r,des VIII; fair EXPORT and home trade @53Kc
for grade mixed LOT sraaaea. lcA for
Oats lS2c. better with brisk demand; 33Gafc: lvf
mixed western and State; 3s@49c for white west ST.
and State Coffee UNCHANGED. saEaiT gai ra ard
ir1ner DC. for standard A; 10Ac. for gramllated
l0H@I 0ac. for crushed and powdered Mosa Sss
quiet and unshsnged RICE quiet ana STEADY. I r
pcntine heavy at 29x@30c. FORK hrmer s3H TX
Lard opened nrmer; ctoseI neayy, pr.i Nc 81 II.
Sl1@S11.10. Whiskey dui ana ioHfr at 9A'Ao
Freishts firm ana uuehahgea. ri SIS
,----i oAL - ~ -. -, -,
ebsnaa5 Wss, s nc; and sent9
red, Sl.33 Maryland red, s1.l0@SI.4O: ambeT'
Gn,se, li,sts ,o;sr ~ Mo- To
Ii3yEE1 Gorn-soutnern WINE tSwsl ~
OIc. yelIOW uElncr uHQ ulSueT ~ OfVyOSC.- Sdts
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO TEFA
Il yIDENCE, BOSTON. AND MONA Ikkdatd6a
.TREAL,I ASR bills OF LADtNG sEiNED
THROG6iH.-Steaner!J j.. W.sEVEHAAN.C Captain
til FRIDAY TIE 9sh instant, at - o'caoek.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state
room, 90 secorechsS passage, including meals and
o.. w. P.P0ETER,&gent
je SGT J.JtEtst s.z.EgJ No. 1925 Dock street.
EOR NEW Y @ r H. The Old asET9e
II Dominion Sseamssip Company s.sa6issSA2
Steamship WYANokE7 Captain CoycH, will sail
FRIDAY. June 9th, a54 O'Clock 7. 81 Il
Freight received until . SrclockP p, M.
Through bills Of Iadinx signed and goods for.
uartied with dispatclf To- al points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New forar Sl2 tronnd-snp tickets
$40. Steerage. So and So
For freight or passage, Apply 70
G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
IN TAT CompaiYy's Wharf. Rockets,
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TOR BALTIMORE. fSsAsi
n IIGlT E!.,..-. - TRI-WEEKIY. dzS'&
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,
THROUGH FREIGHT. -,
NO TRANSFER BE'fM ,sloor HiChaaosD Am
80 8 NO DOCKAGE CHARGED
The new and fast iron steamers sHlkLEf /. a ,sa
wTsTGVER of this line, leave their new pier u INC
~ fost Of Twepty-second street, every TUES.
DXYand THURSDAY. MORNING at4 O'Clock, IA ana
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK, 5or ..,s
Rsstmorc and Ohio railroad for all points west ana
northwest Also, with Northern Central railroad lof
northern cities and Canada. -. IN ,,,o,r,x
westA and rates guaranteed as low IS by any otnef
line. AppJy to l.: B.tTATUM, A&eenHt: u,
Of,ces Twenty-seeond and Dock streess ano 81 ~
| e03 Main street., ,ssaEs E1zf.1a ~ w oA
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ARREST OF BALTIMORE Police OFFICERS
Two SERGEANTs AND One PRIVATE 1APLI-
GATED IN LARCENlEs.-For year or more
complaints have been made to the Baltimore
police authorities of numerous populations
along Light-Street wharf and vicinity. One
dealer would complain Of losing a dozen
eggs. another bunch OF fish, and another
| of q lot OF oysters and the like, until the
tdepartment were utterly at loss to form
any opinion as to the guilty parties. Efforts
| to ascertain who had been guilty OF these
thefts were renewed without success until
within the last few days, when certain cir
,cumstances led Captain -Delanty, OF the
Southern police district, to suspect that
three of his officers were engaged in the
depredations. Acting on these suspicious,
an officer was placed a few nights ago at
watch in the premises OF Mr.. Crittenden, a
dealer in fruit and provisions, at No.2 Cam
den street. As the clock struck he was
astonished to find two officers enter, help
| themselves to some trifing articles, and re-
tire. A watch placed upon the third sus-
.pected man was equally as fortunate in his
detection. ----~
From the evidence before the Board the
amount OF the. peculations is small, but
they have continued for some time. Mr..
SrHteHuen c9lupldlue4pl Eus loss VI uoZeLi
eggs! Mr.. Sessions of a bunch of fish, an
other dealer Of a lot Of oysters, fruit-deal-
| ers OF fruit, SO. nhc; three, men arrested
are brothers ln.law--that ia, Sergeants Clip
per and Rissett married Fl lbacker1's sisters,
and the latter being single man ! resided
with Rissetf. !Theyall belonged to the night
force, and they had, an excellent ! oppor-
tunity Of . carrying out their nefariouS
schemes. x Accused will be prosecuted for
larceny yg+.r:. II ..et.- st.lta,,,t,a sir 2
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GROCERIEs, q

f!.it!Ai,'tt GROCERIES,, dc.
DEST QUALITY HAMS, desirable sizes;
WOODS No FAMILY ROE HERRISGs, the best
FRESH TABLE BUTTER-a good supply always
on hand. j -. ! WILLIAM II. TATUM,
10 - {'a9,., Us .lasE 5l4 Broad street.
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A GRICULTURAL SALT.
k-z1ISE ~ u tt III IN : ---- > 49, -
4 ECO tons In prime order for sale by
DIV IN ,s.ts ~ DAfENgOisl q
THALLENGE COMPETITION Col.
W gen Chop iGunpowdex' Ten az 81; Silyer-iea ai
Young Hyson Tea ut 81, best uneoi0red Jagsn ~
Breakfast Teaat 81, mixed Teas az Ags:, ,.>-
- 70 So. II. w, SHELTON,
20 q ~ PROPRIETOR virginia TEES and Coffee store,
Z nv corner Main end EtKJth Streefes
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In the United States Circuit Court at st.
Louis on the 9Th decree Of foreclosure OF
the tthird-mortgage bonds OF the Missouri
Pactic railroad was consented TO, subject,
however, to the rights OF st. Louis county
to Its claim for 500, 900 and the right TO a
prior lien oyer all other membranes, ta
!. AT sale OF autographs in Boston last
week BENJAMIN tFranklin's sold for $40,
Sir waiter SCOTS for So, General Israel
Putnam's for 1925, and George Washing
toms for Sl.25to 3d.: ..L,st Z :. 800. - : :.
A rolling Ball gathersIsome moss, and the
Aleyandria Sentinel already contains four
Columns OF Government advertising re-,
marx the IadezrA ppeah-. II Ut}tJ- &c. j
Kite Putnam is storming the hes hearts ! Of
The Bostonians.s .a,qa:s aiatS 80 y lf .s5;s. :
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. June z, 1876.
SAIEs.-sl 900 Richmond city bonds soil at So.
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BY Telegraph.
NTyty WORK. ETS.

OATS.-4O4 bushels. -, -
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Office Company1s wharf, Rockets; branch ONO
at W! d. Blair q Co.'s, No. 903 Mainstreet
L. NV I ! rs E,zF.y
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Purchase OF THE GAS-wORKS BY THE COUNCIL,
SUBJECT TO THE WILL OF THE people,
WHITsUNTIDE AND C0CRT-DAY-FORGERC CON
vICTED-MLITAEY RECNIoN-PERSoN4L.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
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DEPaRTURE os srRAMERs.

Fort MONROE, Jfnsc 7.-Arrfved: Bark G.
Bushnell, FROM Gloucester, for orders and called
Richmond. es5Esss ~ &
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from Washington. ~.

.2.l Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
.WAsHISGToN, June THE Republicans
Of this district send as delegates to the Gin.
cinnati Convention Boss Shepherd and
Fred. Douglass. Secretary Cameron VIII
leave here on, Saturday for Cincinnati as
a delegate. He. will be the only Cabinet
officer at. the Convention. al ~ TIMoE. :
, 1876-12-29


TALLAHASSEE, Dec. .s.-7he return OF the
ma1urity Of thu Canvasslng Board III answer tn
tic writ Of the Supreme Court was filed about
" p. m. to-day. 1t gives tie su,ne fgurcs that
were tcfcgrAphetl last hight, aud arrives ut t!lu
result by throwing out Clay County entire
", and adopting tho County Judges return III
Baker Cnunty.
The Supreme Court lid not meet to-day.
Two Ut the Justices reside In Jacksonville, and
cx-Attor',cy;t;cncral Williams and Gen. Wallace
went To Ecc Justice Wescptt this AFTERNOON to
get HIN to request The attendance Ut the absent
Justices. They will must probably couscnt,
and the Court will be held III day or two 10
act on the return Of the Board.
Attotney-GcncEal Cockc filed his prl,tckt tn
day nyai1ltt the acti0n of The majority of tho
B9arl IN regard y Clay and Baker Counties.
Everything Indicates the s,Neuy solution OF
the difficulties here. Tllc Court will either n,-
ccpt the present return nr require tile two cltl,.-
tics to &c rccauyassed, which wlll only require
few moments
NEw ioKK, Dec. ga Times special from
JacktonvIl,c says the bcnate Committee conti,1-
uc It's lnauify nto tho conduct Of the election
III Columbia tp-tlny. The members IF thu Cun,-
ihlltce eay that evhence already taken
fur mnrc ttnn Bustal!us nll that has
l'ccn afcged by the Republicans concerning
frauds committed hy the Democrats, and thai
tnsten1 Of the Iinyes majority bellIg 1,Nb or
thcrcabonts, the Republican national md Stale
1orty IN the State. The Committee l.ayc never
been wltnessrs Ut sucl, an outrage rcspctratch
upon people as that which has 1uat bccn cnal-
inittcd by declaring Drew elected (nycr1iur,
when the evidence IL overwhelming that he hns
been beaten by 2,5O0 yntcR.
, 1876-12-29
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

70 Palmer, Trumbnll, Of Farnsworth. thcy ya.a
Republicans at one time, and Palmer Is re9arlled
oeng a. yacilatfng a the winds, and too shskv
1or tho present crisis. The Democrats want 4
nun q Democratic antecedcnts with no var
record In bis favor. wa
CRY POLITICS.
Tho local political field prc set,ta M new nh.ee
n rclnrd 70 city affairs. Harvey n. Colytti viii.
y m currently reported, certainly bc candidate
aoF Mayof 10 agunst Mayor Heath or any other
person WHO may be nominated. Aid. 3fcCrea ia
a,so TAXED of. as we'll as 4. M. Wright Inc
rcfaoetnts nre using the names OF s. i. HaYes,
ioni ltnyhc, st1ltl several others. Perry Il.
stnttl, WIN II not after any Office unless Ttldan
Is inatlg1lrated, whcn he will l Atjnetcr fo En-
Alderman franI The Eighteenth War,l, There
nfe ot1lrr candidates, ntl1 before April arrives
1nere MI! be any number If men who would
Ike The holnT OF serving the city without pay.
THAT REMOVAL OF AHate,
ies&crtlay'a 17tntS contained several articles
which Wcrc rcnjete with In,l[uliatIou aQatnak thu
un'sed .tates Government for allowing thu
arms and ammunition In the St. Louis Arsenai
+, ~ removed to Rock Island. 1t for9cts that
tic ste1 lsla1d Arsenal was built as a,, arset,al
!of inc entire Wtst, where cartridges and every
Thing c!5e ran be manufactured on a isrgs
@a!e. Se TWO years ago Con4rrss authorized tho
removal F,.!t Of nj tile arme trum tho St.
eoon as the buildings weru ,'''1 ready
for, the storage. About two weeks sro % tn
buildings were finished, ami the work Of r..
moving was commenced last Tnctday under au-
1i'oftty Of thu uct of Cungrrss. The ST. Louia
anu f!ttsbhrE -arRcnnls will probably soon Id
sold, as tllat i,aa teen the intention OF the Cow
eE'ln1eht tor solit tiMc past.
, 1876-12-29


ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Der. 2S.--At Metropolitan
Hall tonight WAS Glycn u farewell Leap-Yeas
party. II was quo OF ths most seleyt affairs eyc.
gtyen In tho city. Tho most prominent society
rsol'r who wrree, pre*rnt ART tue following:
Mrs, anell.na,,, MEs. Geotgo F.. King, aIrr.
lieorEu ). Has krl!, Mrs, Il. lirahu1n, Mrs ". u.
Mt.AfIcc, Mrs, Blanche, Z. Starr, Mrs. j. II,
Hepburn, MFs. 4. e.. Dcming, Mrs Haynes,
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. ]. Ferguson, Mrs. Ecnfge L.
Trufaut. Alrr: Zimmerman, Mrs. d. Fergu-
snl, Mrs. Druhis, A(r<. n. II. WAil,,
Mrr. Fish, strs. Wullls, Mrs. John
Faxoll, Mrs, Chandler, Mrs, u. Sturteyaut, Mrs.
l;uoAlnuster, Airs. q. u. Stn!th, Mrs. il. 4,
Atkusn,t, Mrs. j. Barllaroxl,, Mrs. II. y. Starr,
Mrs. Wflt Il. Flthes Mrs. &. q. Jones, Mn.
Phil Holland, Misses 1sa aieaTs, Bertha hachA-
sch, LIxxls hrolso4, Jsssiu Russ, .Alle kerr,
Funn!o tluku slAtFor1. Minnio seass. Mlnuio
ncnnts, Blanche. Louttis, Sanno Lane, Jcunie
Fux, Ferguson, JeMnsugs, Fannie Drow,, Flora
Upton. May Loonts, Ltx.u Z. felct, .Aiieo
rslvl,, Couant, Eu,ersnu, AtoErvll, Kittis Starr,
Me.sr:.. !. n9ylstosI, !issrge y. Haskell.
r., ": =. A!cA!!ss} Gt'.s!es starr, q Z.
hurn. IL. y. starr, u. y. etarr. u. krrr, i. c.
sp4tloE,l, J. frEEu*ou, I. T. Bst!cy. t'cs,n,e T..
Trufunt, 4, raxsu,,, u. +, Lee. u. Ferguson. j.
Tonlter, ". II. FISH - siar,,tu., \. 4. kccl-
rr, Eli Sumner, I. Rnt1r5"prll,, .anle, Whtto-
site, Grnrgs Briggs, Will u. Fisher, Lr"n
ftpse, I: Nnttet@orth, +. luelni,. Pull tfos.
land, ". l.. PerEont, and Z. Z. Jones' i large
stun Has ptktcd for charitable purposes.
, 1876-12-29
IOWA.


THE DEMOCRACY AND THE PRESIDENCY.
spfctd' Gofrrtpondtuee nf Tht Tribune
Dgs MotSEs, Ia, Dec. 27.-lhc Democrats nt
iowa prctcntiously rfum the election Of s[r.
rilden. They hare bccu peppcrtnC Judge
Campbell, Chairman af their State Central Cum
snItscc, with letters requesting that State
Convention he called Immediately, that the
alleged election snay be confirmed bv the proper
whercascs aud resolutions. But thu Judge, who
Is MI uld singer. mil wl,use mission, Wt.e,, he
WAS iii the Legislature. WAS that of q peace
maker, who WIS always ready, fu cases III cx-
ctIng debate, With substitute ''in the interest
of peaec uld larniul,y,' cln sec no possible
goutl the lIttlo handful Of Democrats inl uwa
ram tlo lit settling thu yexcd question. flp u.t
vstcs patiencc and forlparanrc. lie tells his
doing all that cln be done IN tho rrenfscs: and
that the questions involved In the issue c,t,not
be settled iu political conventions, or by tho
vtrah,sity Ut stutAreorntors. When Alr. Tildeu
shall be authorttatlvcly elected, II will be ample
time for tho Democracy Ut Iowa to get up and
yell; ur wurls to that clTert. liz tietflcs the
marty with tho assertion that lie firmly believes
Tillcn IL elcrtcd.
cll1LuLEss rnEsInENTs.
4 few ttnyn ago the Democratic papers cited
the fart TINT every thInl President hud hecn
rltess: ant that, arsorsitnE tn historic record,
Mr.. Tl!ati Must bs the next rrcsltteht,-the
next President bein. the thlr, In regular order,
anil he hcinE rhildlcss, null Mr, l1uycs uut,
There 10 n!l"tlcr inpt,r.ant circumstance con-
nceted With tlcse ehttdlcss Presidents, whlc!,
WAS not statcd; With every one of them came
Revolution; With Madison. the Was of 1872;
with Jacks.n, tho Florida War; With Polk. tho
MexItan War; with buchanan, thc Wrr Of tho
Rebellion; with Tilden, tbs outlook is bad.
, 1876-12-29
fOre tho lar to show catlse Why lie should not
he punished for contempt.
rKxrANts1 ron nO..n sTNogE OK THE 81n


Hsp1fc* f1 [fneiHn1}f F,aHrrcfHf.
WARRINGTON. u. t., Der. 9g.-fnsticatfons nf
alarm nihl anxiety IN tlIe Dcmncrntte camp, and
that u s'!an Of operations which will doubtless
hc tlctfncl ut the Btll 0f Ianunry meetings has
fwen agreed tn, multiply daily. A1no,t every
ttny prominent l'ct"srats |tom all ssrt1ns .'f
% country ~ thr'rtgl, Wu.'tug.,nI,e en- routy tn
New YnrR. where they rctl,,Iln f.,r ,luy or iva
IN son sM!taston :itl, nI rGrcirlng Intsnieti,nl+
fr"n 1th5"'h 4 Il frequently remarked t!lnt
II" man eyrr 1'r''l party. or c*cn MI army. IN
''tel' srnine'' s''l,'tr'f"n tn III. own will. IN
'nnse 1t nwTtanr: II made itrrc III t:ongFras or
nufs't!e IT NastuxM tint s.s not first r.s1:iyptt
1!.irn: aIlpruval: nd thc .l,trr,uI atncrtly with
':iIc!t The DenostntIs leaders r+:sts,irl IL hls
sl.l!e.t wish. combined With tia. t3fActpIi,.e NJ
~: pnrty, make him H formidable, ~ tc rrr-
tnthly !. desperate. EaH,rstcr. His tlst tnts.
itnus friends de not Try t" concea the flrt TINT
!c prntcskrH fn lclL,yn that r was ctrrttA Pres
ilci. a,,tE aytwa lis determination to M fnu,i.
gusat.d. il Ii believed TINT thu programme Tor
the slh Of Jan'ary. meetings has been eurGfuIly
prepared In New York; that resolutions Ut The
proper aanguinHry tuue have been drawn IN
with the yerbiugc to suit each focality, and tho
effect of the simultaneous discharge Is expected
to be prpliEfou4.
, 1876-12-29

TIE tESATORlAL COMPACT
IA now the all-ensastng topic Of tho politicians
Mt thu Grand Pacific l1utcl and tile Palmer
House. At tho pacllc Senator Logan has his
headquarters tn rar1os II, where hc receives his
friends, The roonl Ii crowded .iaily BY lca.tlu5
roi!tlrlans. alul xood many people call in to
SEQ tho senator. Yesterday there was quite 4
delegation from, VIII a.l Kanr Counties, WIN
stuffed that tlIey wuuA glyu t;es.. I.tgun ttlclr
support Ex-Ai1. Srhatlncr brought III Aid.
lrnsarhcr, WIN wants To- TAX" fttlkalnp's
rlavu us Appraiser nf ll.totns for tl.a
l'ust II Cl!it4,p. S!r. fulnrl,ck's frien.Is
Aru al.u working fur him fur tile
posi!h'. au. there hro so'l,s half tsoxrn othsr
ran.Iilatcs IN tl.r Held. II IL s;lA tl,at lien.
ulA ars after ttu ptavc. rhrro hare been r.l-
mors aE.Mt on tho stsert fur several DAYS back
that tot. ticorre s. llangs autl j. d. Harvey
wcre sp0A te fetfrn fFuA the lMsitt0ua Of sub
Treasurer unll Collector ot Internal Revenue,
Col. Hau,s' prtyatu business Is said tn uers4sl.
tatu Ills trsigrattun, aud slE, Harvey Il not
axiuus to holi tho ollieu many months
longer, II IL hlutol. lie does nut llko
tue responsibilities Ut official life, aiMt
lila own private business Somewhat demands
lis attention. Al tn the He!lutusship, lp
friends Ut Z. l.. larur.l are pushing ils ua,1.e
f,rWars! ~ conservative VI libeEaa Republican
views,
The Democrats feel sui and detected. Their
ehantes, tlc$ r!Aln,, xr,N E,Nsl until Tic hour
bn-t 'epperlIead fAvtlsa, raisca It's head. Snmr
VI thtlM urr bitter ayain,t JAdEu Miller, Aer.
Ettl. Bergen, Ruliilsu,l. al.ti utlIrrs, uni they
predict that RttIsAun NIL mako trouble III the
Springfield raurtls br sprtngtng suvh n,an u
AeEleruand ur :. :. Aarshxll upon tllem. As