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, 1876-11-11

HIH MIi {LaHtfanl f}tfstfif.
1t Is satisfactory to lcnrn Tint the attention Of
proceedings IN Ccntrai Atrtcn, and tllat steps
W!,l he taken tn rppldate tho apparent rosW,,-
slltlity which that "rlU1scer of civilization " tns
in wt.olly unauthorized mat.cr contrivctl' to
Tx upon thts country. Il ,nr,nurtnl has hccn
addressed to Innl Derby Of, this euI,jrct by the
Anti.s'aysry Societies, a,I tue Official answer
10 It has inst lHcn published It stales that
"a Ills Luriehip las rrasl With great regret
rupnrts 0f tho circumstances Which seem
to 1lnyo taken Nlaru III cuncctttFTi Will Mr.
Stnnley's explorations, untl which laye crentetl
such painful impression III tho country" Mr..
Stanley not teing u l'rltish subject, her Ma]cs-
ty's Government llnyu IN n ,tlority orcr him;
ljut tl!tB kortislilp rnnot bit hns,c lG0kfng tu
tho character wlliel, Nj. stnMley ins won IN tlitS
country l'y lis expedition In search of Dr. Ltv-
inystnnc, TINT he lnny eventually bc able to
proceedings which IS not apparent from tho re-"
jmrts which lnyc l@rn rs yet received" AS
regards this charitable hora af thu Foreign
Secretary, tho only conniunt which suggests
!tsrf Is that Mr. Stanley has up 10 tho
present hccD thu rcrortcr nf his own
nut ot Ills own 'noailI, the appearance II my
subsequent explanation or Justification of lis
proceedings Ia In Tho lust !rgrco Improbable,
nnl that fur the simple rrass tlat 'e obviously
sees ns,thihe IN ilntn whtrt rcgurns tn hc cx-
I,anrd ur Justified. Considering, i.nweycr, the
,vttntry, IL Is 10 we'll tlsat slr. slsncy'a auda.
.inls assumption uf all English mission slnllsl
liz ut nr,ro put T. stop IN. aud We nrn Etatl 70
learn that "l.nrl Derby will cause l1cr Maj
rsty's Conslss on the East Coast Ut Afrtca to 10
Instructed to intinlatc u, lin, u any lpcMns Of
communicating with him sloukl ',o open 10
ttsn, lint !lc ll:s 'lo authority to hoist the FIJI
ttl1sIl tinr. ~
, 1876-11-11


a correspondent Ut tile JuNrHa@ lie Genertf, re.
fcrriEr to tic stntctncnt Tint tic Russian Gov-
crt,t1c,lt lad Mt OslUs%a G,UtRi vcascls to cots-
wy mn army nf l20,NM men, r,tnts out that at
the present t1,r tho l.,lhsan lee. III the D!uck
Sea c.,nssts NJ thirty,tlyc Atc,ners, with total
Of as,n1t 4u,l>0 tntss, while 1t Is wcIl-asccr.
taine.l fact that It rc4ulros vessels With total
u about lID.0G tons, to convey furru
0f ;a',0o0 fnon,, with lnugage, guns, pru-
visipns,. ctc. Tho correspondent ulsu re-.
marks tnt tic whole u tic, lsnswral
mud merchant navy VI Nissta combined would
hardly lie sufficient tn embark III, ,00u tnon upun
tl!u I}osjdorls, fur "a,isnitttng that icr fleets
Of tic ljaltfc, the lInt3k Sea tim Caspian Sea,
tho White isc;, and Lake llral have Total tom
,ioge Of 2Q0, ,o00 toltsl and lierncrcltant navy II
eu,,acity of 5G0 M tona. eltc ws'.1ld not b. atlu
N tu,iycy tnure than tltls number. Thcae
figures pruvr t,at II Russia ntta&ks tllo Turks
her DAcls.Sca feet will not play tho important
rar, generally attributed tu it. The Turks l,nvc
innrr powerful irnnvlnlh than those constructed
Mt Siehnatcll, nnd II war freaks out Russia will
avoid any ,asat engagement. She will prefer To
trayerse lsntnn,,ta, until she is content to
curry on the campaign in ASIA
, 1876-11-11

sun present rnnet gprEcpns appearance. Fhc
t,sp most notatle temples. "Wut Chang" n,tl
'Wnt I'D," stand op,oslu TO each other IN cact,
side NJ The busiest rnr. af the river. In Tim
rcta. Fuire Vt tl,rnt extrrncly hsndhs1nc. lfrro
ia atto the temple nf the 5b Rudtlhns oi NIL tho
virtues, nni d lsrue Temple containing q re-
enn,lnnt ro',.sas figure known as ne "s,rrt'.
fr.'i,, tic calm hcnnty of tlIc face and the nlat
nntllcr.ufpcnrE rarrng6 on tho koles Of the feet
fills, aud )" "EincrntI l,nldha" In tho private
temple II the first Kings puacc, 'slcl's carved
o,,r r1,nc. acru.s In every town III BIam.
VIZ vi.itc'l tiM lsnynl stlblcs Utle day, an,l
were introduced 10 "t1Ie" white elephants.
rncIy !ti,eilr.! an disappointed. lad looked
forward, wfcn went. u s!nn', " scostg The
streets trs,wstHl with the STATELY "hure, earth-
elnkinE beast" Ut the tlazz1tng malk,wtc hue
which the ttorY-NMIks Unrest hin With Anu
lure VII only fnuhl two Or three animals " a
eort o! dirty brown or rreatr+an5, which GUILD,
br any srGtclI uf taI,lrteey, lie t.aled white. The
KuyaI elephant. nrc arlECu In very comfortable
quarters. Iarh one tas his separate stall, with
llls I,ane in giluc' letters uvcr It, Hrle *ccs IN
tlc stablcs II M English t.,.ll,try lD.,sc; anil
tercfl Of then, we're wearing. laNlkonlc Ir0ntltts
nlnl E[r.lls, Richly gtl!el md arn.lncntesl with
prccio,t. st'aos. The ago of Fo'no oE these cc-
pI'ant* IL very great. One e',orrlous fellow,
flnIkllblE 4cC< HHtbl wv "UkG II
wn1l bl 2Ul y,nrs Old.
Tits yc,pvable putrIarct WIS possessed Of 4
ypry irlttal,iu ad utlsyrt!lln fctnpcr, mid his at
tcltants wcrc 3nrttculnrly careful to keep well
nut u t.lc ra,gc III his trunk. Ills tusta wetc
ovur Xix feet III length. mud crossed each otl1vr
nl,out foot from tllefr punt. Thesc animals
nrc cnIy used on uCrasfDns Ut great State Ccrr'
lnnaia, md tic uks "i c|cphantA ns brasts nf
burden IN iSallgkuk hos tccn lplss discontinued,
az 0u ucrntlut Ut tllefr grcat weight they uasn'
a.rt' tic streets guod deal 'norc, especially III
the rufty buasDil.
, 1876-11-11


An,ung the shal,by, dirty, AMI ragged untor.
tuilAtrs wElu ca1nu To tliu Southern station lust
night to ohtaln nights lodging WAS nll old
,nan bent with years, at4 showing tlio evidences
Of fatigue anil travel by his tuttcring footstupa
uni wrrtrhesl apparel. lle Eayc bis naMu to
Capt. UelaGty iii Paul renllcr, ut New Orleans,
md WAS shoM'q t.lels to tllG sonln assgllcd to
tramps. 4 GLANCE ut hts rags Mint earewt'rn
tacc would never suggest to thu observer TINT
Faul Vcnilcr rms Mt ono ttIau lva.lng business
mum AMI Il prominent citkun NJ tho Crcscc,lt
City but slic. Is ect! tle caso, md thu history
Ut ts lite has III It all thu cletnc'ts Of ltau.at,
ir stury,wcll VIC may rcad tl.Enw usstlc, and say
Il tB Improbable, few points IL tlo lilo Sf thia
unfortunate individual nlay not bn untuseEokt-
lug, Ab,ut talEty'ttyv ycars ago theso arrived
In New Orleans yuuuE ind handsome tnan, 40.
cut,,I,antc,l by his wife, crr0te, Iii thu full
Dlouln ot he. yU,lthtlt boauty. Tic e,onpll, had
como from Martinique, aud brought with thcu.
, lnrEe sum Ut nancy, which .Veniles proposed
to Invest In tr1da. They suttlcd in q n0gnlti,
cent house on the hank 0f Lake PontEharssaln,
which bctane, on account Ut tho social QualItlea
G its lnster aud InistErss tho central loint Ut
attraction for oil tho aristpeTztic people, u the
lscigALorhnod. The husband lsad in tho mean
tins embarked In tho shipping and cqnuission
lalsiuoss, and was very succesaful- Realizing
largely In his Investments. he became ono ot the
WeaitliaSt citizens. Whllo he St tho same time IT.
, 1876-11-11
AMERICA L1I;ELED.

n..~A - tt,n a.,s.4uru 1,,onx,.xr+ II
In tho i'aris rlEnrp-Attnckine tho Ccntrn-
nlut Cntutnlsslt,ucrs and tho People Of tho
oa'' tuu'.',.' .,,
AHe loio"'uB % sNe coGl1hunIeht!on Wlnteu
ln the Fiaru. Of Paris. QEt. y, attributed At
first ~ tie Frcttll Centennial commissioner II.
uu SuillpraIsl, but which ttlat gentleman sub
RrG1lrntIy ticclntgl In bu d furgcry 1t Is latetl
Ut Tleula:
iNuhL ~. your atentlon to ie!tef a!4n =. -
e"'haG,1n ,1, IT, ons ~ ne ~ ~ m"i1 T..
-. wnich has 1het heen plnitshsu n thurman III
one 9f tho sleAnn iapets. hnd which have trans y
ihcn lnt IVY as neGaiatGiy ~ nIssiJ'c;: ~. ~
~ M . % =
I.int ca!'acHy a. tthh a. well a. u Inalanennla'
M 1 @ n ~ H. Eit,v
erunce To- the Exth:ifpl, 1f 18TH. read i to y0H
tnu.G. ttrhars you % WIZ IGanee tnas u p'sa nn.sm s,
ers,eea IN 's,, coming eHbn ~, r. IN any iase yh
wi sGaa w,ts aastest ~ Iat sea ynn aGont t9c
~ loi!owa; ,o-, ~, ,... -.
=. r,s'. - Nv nhH t, th r., ~ ~
In ,ou s honse on ~ " M w ea. a sae, sn 'atnnr
n FlaHce, ! NUM-, hslt; am nteay last WIssc
l,leatv a!lons inx trleas and Briefly ayai ny.
oflsfe-to Nsy t'as um It'll IN tae land q the ~.
my an1 nos utNH, r., peIhaps. you 'mi2nt tnlnK.
na 10 oo rwse fr W En- ,or u o m 5wn n4 a9 s
tukca pwltt Ills entsea rhlladelphIa E1h!Ll,on,
nnl y IS gat fseSntiJ. u ny utmost
tHA Hath oeeh aust ~ 6et psitl 9c!enae tEou t9e
attending cures.
~ H. VOL unacfstoou. rc1aecd 70 90 10 Amer
iea IN pe!nnfl. nn!l ! nm e9tvansea ihai yon np
tSfH1 tSer ~ IN ny steaA I VIC la a
ttll' c!liDyh ny tho iealnnsnerh os tuoss Haptc
Americans "hun' we Gaxe always oecm tcslsoa1 u
accepting ~ nlodels thas my r'ats thnt tesltt.
cd Thu nllnrene1ss TINT were put forward t., Induce
nc to cfu.s slln oceaa. 10 iat Know what tue
Austrian Commissioners there Say. nut the Reports
which my representative makes to INC uaiiy afo
simply distressing. aud cnAble ns 10 form )i!st
1dci; q tue Erceuinerr o! Americans. ! dih nl !
cunll TO prevent n''F GuterHncnt taktng nny part
American EhllHriass'ti, ei!c ChnMtgs 81 Deputies
oyesthil'c ny Ptr.onal ,sicws ant II Aati n9t "
thkcn rSttstnc Iaeat4fts 10 cofer onr tr-pGi!sil!
" for our tnterers III tue Centcnnas u the United
, 1876-11-11
Tho Flg~TAll Vendetta IN Ohtnn-

L3ndaH 5.s1V I!ffgFHF8'
Somo weeks have clapseA stnCu wo alluded to
tho mystertousIy systematic cutting ot pix.tals
III tho Chnnae Elupirc, nnd rccunt ulste,s. .irut''
tho FluwerY Land not unly Gou'irin tho alarming
tlttonal disturbing intelligence TINT tho sever
iEatton ot tails still continues, aud u attainng
even. larger psoportaon4 Whsn tho prac.ice
llrut became knoWh wss whispered tsla1 the
shea<ess ut, queuea wgro In all probability
affiliated To ona OF tue numerous sacFut societies
Which abound In Chlna-poasibly to tue strange
Vchn&ariclt known ~ ths tHiitH Lily"
Whoever tho tail-FuYlslers may bt,, theif rug
tl.sfr guilt upon the fureIgn community. Ela-
tarls have been posted up III seyeral Chinese
towns anonymously but4ExplIsdtly lnslnltatiug
that no Chlna.nau would la wicket enough 70
tha reA criminals ass tlp foreigners, wha asu
snlcaYot1ng hY these MEANS to lltluluca sheIs
, 1876-11-11
ANCHOR line MAIL STEAMERS

..-.-.- Nrw York and Glasgow:
i,!k'ytA: Soy; i. I'LL! ASGilohlA., nes::: . II
CahlM sas IL *.t. lncrlctite. *35; storage, ~.
krE fufk anh l.oHttuM: ..
ASGLIA. Snv. =. nMi lrluFlA. Snv. ., II III
catln. sia ~ s7tI. htenracr. F24.
Drafts [s*t1g fur any RfnUunt ut current rites.
HESpEtssl,S HiurnEt.S N} WAslhston-st.
, 1876-11-11
A. SIAMESE FUNEIsAL.,
Tho Obscpu!ea of a litglt.Norn slnnleso
1.ntly-E.yihK in State Four Months-Tilo
1kHulDinH ErGnlntnil.


~,
Tho t'nscaaies Of = nieh'norh slamese
1.ndy-LyinE III State Four aontl's-Tho
1tcninns Crcn,ntnsl.
Considerable public Intention las been, Of
Into attracted to the subject 0f the disposal Of
the lIli1li@t, tioly after dcath: Al exhibition of
Misksr-w"rk collins was held not k''lg ut!o 1T
l'nrlis'gton House, under tho a9sp!ees ot
nnl,ie Duke: afd the revival of the
anc!snt practiu' 1f ii'rincrat!on nr
cremation inns been widely alvtasltul. Having
rccalltiy inu nh opportunity Q! witnessing thc
latter corcnDny us performed III Slam, where II
is rntoat a,htnt'l, 1t llnB ogc1rrta to M. that
description of The proceedings nay tn Inter-
estiuE.
T0wasIi the close of The year 1915 there died
IN DanEkok t'iG 'yifc 0f Ills lliEhness tic kal-
at,1he ur Acgont Of Siam, who IL
country. The deceased. Indy liul atta!ncd
I'LL Advanced ngc A,iA WIS tIIc mother of two
rrllces' viii Lay been educated at one ul tlIH
EnElls, uniyerstle4., and arc very lne, intelll-
Csc c,lstoln in the easc Of lcraoi,s Of exalted
ru,k tho body Of tho late Princess, utter being
prepared in u n,a,u'or somewhat similar to the
prDrcss VI ci!'balinln1, lntd IN stutc fur upward
temple ncar the kalnso,le's lntlaIc, OIL tho
left bank III the River Chow Phyu, upon which
ttu City of Bar'skok stands, und Which, With
itvcscekR, forns the clliei street or highway Ut
picturesque scene Of activity fru1n daylight t.,
dark. The ccrcnIuly OF tic cremation took
plnrc about 3 o'c'ock ~ tho aftcrnoon. Shortly
hc30rc Which hour II. H., the Kege,lt, nttondett
to represent thcir Aa}rst!es, tho First and Seconu
Kings, arrived ut tho Pavilion which llasl been roll.
strlIutcl fur tho aeca6lou. Tllis was 4 lasgu
batufN'o bu!lthlg. cupablc Of containing abuut
1,0U0 persons, a,tt open ut o1,c *slc alter the
Iiannur uf IL raercourse stunt. Immediately ;n
frt1,t stood the ntur nEst} constructed Ut nrrDf1
, 1876-11-11
North German. IloyQ.

TIN Etea1ers Of this Company VIII tnli cyory satur.
LURES sf rass.sr-P,1Mi NV York n T. se1:an,rton;
ca'n. s.as sn!tl; srrsase. $50 cfrcns! Fur freight
II tAas44c uppy IL 0EJtt1Cl[S d Eh.,
2 slsOwtinE titrGE, New York
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
IN H'ILMI.NGTON.

BY virtue Of decree of the Chancellor OF
the State of Delaware, made at Chamb bers
the 26thday of October. y. ID. 1876, will be
exposed to Sale at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, December 20th, 1876,
At the Delaware House, 5l3 Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del, at 2o'clock, afternoon.
The following described Lands and Tcne-
ments, being the Real Estate late of George
W. Churchinan, deceased, and his late res
idence, 800 Delaware Avenue, to wit:
All that certain lot or piece of land, stu
ate in the city of Wilmington, in the State
of Delaware, with LARGE BRICK HOUSE
therein, bounded and described as follows.
to wit; Beginning at a stake standing on
the nOrtheasterly side of Delaware A venue,
between Adams and Jackson streets, at the
distance of one hundred and flfty-eight feet
nine inches from the northwestcrly side of
Adams street, thence northeasterly and
TO the southwestcrly side of Gilpin A venue,
thence thereby northwesterly thirty-nine
feet eight and onc-quarter inches to stake,
thence southwesterly parallel to Adams
street three hundred feet TO the northeaster-
ly side of Delaware Avenue (passing
through the centre of the party wall of this
and the adjoining house,) thence thereby
southeasterly thirty feet eight and one
quarter inches to the place of beginning.
This Property Is one of the most desirable
on Delaware Avenue. The house is rOomy
well planned, and with every modern con
venience Large front and side yard and
lot back. There is also good stable, ample
for private use. CHAS. b. LORE,
Terms at Sale. Trustee
viii, Del. Nov. 22d. 1876. no2s-eodts
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
Physicians Recommend Ii.

Dr. ISapIc IIcrbcn. Strlu>town BcrkS
county. Pa. says ! have made use of Dr
Siraute's tUmpO,nd SgrWp Of UTh CHERRY for
many years and it always proves eilectual in
curing long standing coughs and all pulmo-
nary affections. believe il To be the very
best remedy OF the kind in the market.
Dr. Thomas j. b. Rhoads. Boyertown
Berks county, Pa. writes Your Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry esteem very
highly have been scllingand recommend
ed II 10 my patients for many years and II
always proves cfiectual in obstinate coughs
bronchial and asthmatic affections. II has
made some remarkable cures in this sec
tion, and consider ii the best remedy with
which | am acquainted.
~ Describe symptoms In all communi.
cations, and address letters TO Or. SWAYNE
q son, $50 N. Sixth Street. Philadelphia
No charge will be made for advice.
Sold by Druggists and dealers In medicine
generally.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Chamberiain's "Indugurdr'--Stedlin 0
the Lirery Of Honesty W'ith rhich to
.Serre the Demon Of Political Iniguity.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 7, 1876.
Governor Chamberlain to-day took the
oath of Office as Governor, in the State
House, before Probate Judge Boone, of
Richland county, joint resolution re-
pcaling the law that the oath should be
taken before the Chief Justice or Asso-
ciate Justice being passed previously. The
Inauguration was over before it was
known in the city, and only parties ad-
mitted by the authorities witnessed the
ceremony. A Company of soldiers was
stationed in the lower corridor, and con-
stabulary guarded the entrance. Cover
nor Chamberlain delivered his inaugural.
After the delivery of his inaugural the
Legislature adjourned. The Democratic
House met with constitutional quorum
ofmembers holding certificates from the
Secretary of State. They confirmed all
acts previously done. and finally seated
the Edgefield and Lurcns delegation. A
committee was appointed to inform the
Senate that the House was ready for bus
mess, and to ask General Ruger to re-
move the troops from The State House.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
PUBLIC SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at Public Sale. mt the Della
ware House. 5l3 Market street, on
SATURDAY,. December 23rd, 1876,
at = o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All those two certain Lots or Pieces of
Land with the buildings thereon erected,
and bounded and described as follows Ia
wit
No. 1.-Beginning on the southerly side of
Gilpin Avenue one hundred and forty four
feet from the easterly side of Union street.
thence southerly parallel To Union street
one hundred and twenty-five feet; thence
eastcrly parallel to Gilpin Avenue forty
four feet, thence northerly parallelto Union
street one hundred and twenty-five feet To
the said side ofGilpin Avenue and thencewes
terly thereby to the place ofbeginning be the
same more or less with Three Two Story
Frame Dwellings, having four rooms each
thereon erected.
No. "a Lot of Land with two-story
Brick House thereon, being 1915 Tatnall
street, beginning at point ON the westerly
side of Tatnall street one hundred and forty
feet from the northerly side of Twelfth
street; thence westerly and parallel with
Twelfth street eighty-five feet to the middle
of n ten feet wide alley opening into Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, thence thereby
northerly add parallel with Tatnall street
twenty feet to "A stake, thence easterly and
parallel with Twelfth street passing through
the middle of the party wall OF the Two
Story House thereon erected and adjoining
one on the north eighty five feet to the
westerly side of Tatnall street thence there
by southerly twenty feet to the place OF be-
ginning be the contents thereof what they
may with the free and uninterrupted use
of said alley. Terms made known on day
Of Sale. BAuDUY SIMMONS,
DAVID CHANDLER,
dec7-cOdts Trustees
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
Hampton Speaks His3Mind.
CHAMBERLAIN "a DISGRACE TO HIS RAJ
AND A TRAITOR TO HIS TRUST"

CHAMBERLAIN "a DISGRACE TO HIS RANK
AND TRAITOR TO HIS TRUST"
COLUMBIA, S. C., December 7.-Gener-
al Wade Wampton has issued the follow
ing card to the public:
The following paragraph appears in an
address of d. II Chamberlain, delivered
in the Capitol to-day: "The gentleman
who wasimy opponent for this office in
the lateielection has recently declared, as
! am credibly informed, that he holds not
only the peace of this city and State, but
my life in his hand. | do not doubt the
truth of his statement Neither the pub
lie peace nor the life of any man who
opposes the consumation of this policy of
fraud and violence is safe from the as
Saults ofthosewho have enforced that poll
Cy. pronounce this statement infamusly
false. /, by my unwcaried exertions,
have ondeavored to preserve the peace
of this state and ] have thus contributed
to SHIELD from popular indignation one
WHO has proved himself a disgrace to his
rank and a traitor to his trust. His con
science may make him tremble. but nei-
ther | nor the men with whom | act
comtenancc the hand of the assassin.
WADE HAMPTON.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
DIR. Sw wAYNE's
Compound syrup Of
wild Cherry,

thouph but few indeed out OF the many We
might present, from the most reputable
sources, and from every quarter of the civ
ilized world.
We are influenced To do so from the fact
fhat this distressing and desolating malady
CoNsuMPTIoN, is ordinarily least success
fully combatted by the skill Of the physi-
clan. as well rs the most exposed (as eXpe-
rience unfortunately shows to the deceptive
arts and maladministration Of empirices.
our Compound for the alleviation of this
complaint, for its arrest and removal AT
any period, has acquired a reputation sole
ly founded on It's merits, having been In
extensive use for period OF many years,
and proved its efficacious properties in the
works OF restoration and cure that II has
been instrumental In accomplishing. In a
word, we present with the fullest confidence
both this and other preparationst to an intel
ligent people, assured that a trial will in all
cases confirm the award which our mcdi-
cincS have already received
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
OREGON.

CONFIRMATION AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Mitchell, of Oregon. received n dispatch
tonight from John Ii. Steele, of Salem in
that State, to the effect that Governor
Grover and Secretary of State Chadwick
had given the certificates of election
to the Democratic electors, on the
ground that Watts, the Republican
elector was disqualified by holding a
Federal office at the time of his election.
Wherever this has become known il has
created a positive surprise and throws
the election. some of the Republican Sen
ators think, into the House of Represen-
tatives.
FURTHER CONFIRMATION.
The following dispatch was received by
the National Democratic Committee
yesterday;
SALEM, Or, December 6.-The Ca n
vassing Board determined that two Re-
publicans and one Democrat, Cronin,
were duly elected, and electoral ccrtifi-
Gates issued in favor of the three. The
Democrat and the two Republicans met.
The Republicans refused to act with
Cronin, who thereupon proceeded to ff1l
the vacancies caused by such refusal, as
provided by the laws of Oregon. A
ballot was thereupon taken, resulting in
two votes for Hayes and one for Tilden.
The vote was duly certified, and the Elec-
toral College adjourned. Under the law
all three electors were included in one
certificate. The Republicans attempted
by bullying to get possession Of the GER
titicate, but failed.
The two Republican electors then Or
ganized by themselves, without certifi.
Gates, and filled the vacancy of the Post
master, Watts, land cast three votes for
Hayes.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
General News.

octayins Cohen, prominent merchant
OF Savannah died yesterday, aged 81.
Cakes Alaska Collicry at Tamaqua, Pa.
was destroyed by an inccndiary fire, yes
terday. Loss, $4,000.
over 5000 smuggled cigars were seized
on the Havana steamer, Columbus, at
New York, yesterday.
During the firing of salute in honor OF
Hayes election, in Washington, last eve.
ming, young artilleryman was seriously
injured while serving gun.
Mr.. Levisee, one of the Republican
Electors in Louisiana, stated before the
Returning Board on Wednesday that he
been offered 100000 to cast his vote fol
Tildcn.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
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