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GRANTS CABINkr ~ COUNCIL.
4 Three Hours Discussion OF the situation
In south Carolina.

Three Hours Discu-si OF the situation
In south Carolina.
WAsHIN0roN, Dec. l.-There was q full
meeting OF the Cabinet to-day, and the session
continued more III three hours. The princi.
pal questions discussed related to events oc-
curing at the capital ot south Carolina aud
were based on teesram which Was to-day re-
ccived from Gen. Ruger, of which the following
Is an extract
Gen. u. T. sherman, UushUgion, u a.:
have carefully ahstaiacd from Interference with the
c"on Of the Governor. aud my own belief Tor tue Ne.
ocssiiy therefor for NE preservation OF the pc ce
oi ASSEMBLY Of cither oi tue Iou cs, on the day oi
meeting II came about That. tor time soldiers ere
placed on ctaer sid of te door of euttHnce to tue
Hal Of kcpresentaN'cs under the following clrcuu.
81 noes:
person at the door of the House. ana who claimed
authority to examine the certificates Of those canning
to be members prior to tueir admission 20 the hl but
Who, thlok had nv legal uihorty for 80 dong ap.
I,d to the officer command OF tn troops plsccd in
sstaucr on me ground tha ne Wa, being pressed on
he crcnmste4ce, ordered the s,ic2, iHharVuvn
ervation OF the peace anu should do moth.
of the rooms of N cling Of the il Juses or te rooms
,nem,e ,es. uniess q become Necessary beeause OF a
SHOULD be unable 10 rect NJ act was done by the
sodi.r- xcept nat q their presence as stated hut
OF entrance. under cerincaic o the Clerk Of hc su.
preine Court wIre tefnsed admission.
IHu-. H. htokR Commanding ncpariment.
After the ldjOurnment Of the Cabinet meeting.
inquiry was made OF the yeral members 10
ascertain the result of the deliberations but they
declined 10 make any communication whatever
upon the subject II 10 known. however. that
ad litioDal Instructions Of an important charac-
ter have been sent to Gen. Huger.
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rour P..,or. an seven Year.

The Rev. Alexander McFarlane OF Port Huron,
Mich has accepted the call TO the Hanson Place Bap
tist Church Rrookyn, where the Rev Justin d Fulton
and his descons carried dlssraceful contest year
ago. Deacon richardson ana few Others, who hat
been called little fellows" by Dr. Fulton, kept shYe
dissatsiacuOn u the church until FutoA wAs forcet
out Many Of the weathiesi members went VIII the
pastor ana for med the Centennial Baptist Church MIR.
Mcfsrauc makes the fourth pastor the enurch ha had
In seven wears ne Is graduate OF spurkeons College
In London, s 80 years Of age and scoehman py
l.tFfh
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REJOICING ~ JAMAICA.
Gov. Gray Relieved by IA Crcoie-An Ameri-
can EnIerpri.c In II ing.Ion.


KINGSTON Nnv ~ sir William C-n-.
by Lord CArnsrvon, and he Ia to be succeeded
by Sir Anthony Musgrave. Governor OF South
Australia, a creole OF Antigua and an authority
on political economy. The Intelligence was re-
oeived by cable and was the subject OF great
public rejoicing. Sir william has become so
obnoxious to the Inhabitants that he Is afraid TO
visit X kingston, and. therefore. would not accept
the inyitntion OF the Custos OF the city and the
directors OF the street car company. lest the op-
portunity should be taken for demonstration
against him. "
The Spanish steamer Moctezuma, which was
captured By fourteen CubAns on Porto Plata.
was seen by the English schooner Lizzie on
Portland Point West Jamaca) steering wildly,
evidently In the direction Of the Grand Cay
maDas.
The street cars commenced running last week
the first American enterprise IN the Colony. II
was "A complete success and the cars have been
crowded from morning Till evening ever since
the opening. The project was nrst conceived by
now IN Panama.
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CHARLEsToN, Nov. 2s.-There has been q
new Tag floating over Collector wor,hinRton's
Custom House 10 this city for several DAYS. This
strange device is the American nag, with no
stars in the blue neld. They seem To have been
blotted out In the azure sky by the rising Of a
single, but as yet unseen orb. some suggest
that It was prepared AS the national emblem Of
a new Government Ia be built upon the ruins OF
the existing republic. Worthiheton Is John j..
Patterson's CONFIDENTIAL assistant, and would be
likely 10 have an advance COPY of the design, II
such new flas is 10 be adopted
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PREPIRATTONS FOR WIR.
The Russian Governmeut Calling Out all Men
Under Iiny Years oi AYE.

LONDON, Dec. IA despatch from the
Admiralty has been received at Portsmouth or
dorine that notices which were Issued Yesterday
for the discharge Of 900 workmen be Withdrawn
pending further consideration.
signor Melegari, the Ital II Minister Of For
eien Affair, during his Interview with the Mar
qiis Of Salisbury. IN Rome. used very friendly
language. He said that Italy was desirous of
the cc0oeration Of EnGl nd at the conference,
aud expressed a decided opinion against any
foreign occupntipn 4 turkish territCry.
An order. whicn Is In preparation, for ceiling
out all HussiiDs under nttv years Of age - re-
gtrded ~ proof that the Government l. prepar-
inc for all contingencies, and has depressed the
~. Petersburg Dourse.
he Grand Duke Nicholas dep irted tod from
81. Petersburg for the army.
BUCHAREST. Dec. The Government, In the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day, ak d flr an ex-
traordinary grant for the miin'en nee II a con-
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A Probability of RRudall- Nomination on
the second Ballot.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l. The contest over
tho Speakership is quite active tonight. al
though there are not many Democratic mem
bcrs IN the city. Thus far It seems that Randall
Is ahead, with Sayler and Morrison following
close. caucus Ia been called by MIR. Lamar
to meet ats o'clock tomorrow eve'ing In the
Hall OF the House OF Representatives. 1t Is
thought that there will not be more than two
ballots. al that Randall will he nominated on
the second. Thus far, IL appears that Cox aud
Randall divide the Southern vote pretty even
w. but many of Cox's supporters Will give
him complimentary vote only. Ihe only two
Southefners pronounced for Sayer are
stephens and hen Hin. Morrisons friends are
very busy tonight, but do not seem to be raj
lying In very strong force. Morrison Ia ashrewd
he may pull up strong In the home stretch. The
general impression here prevails that his can
didacy Ia not an earnest one but Is In Rand all q
interest and intended to withdraw votes from
Sayer.
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LOSSES by FIRE.

The Agricultural WORKS IN Council Bufs,
To- A. Wtrr hururd early yt.tpual mvfmrs. Loss
ti,!uu. Il suriutc. tl3uUo
The saw min. clothes pin factory, dwelling
house. nh n.Tn of Ruhh a Ca. Ht south H.odI 20, \.
II. ere burned yesterday moiAlhs L'' t''" :
party insured
a nre In Parade street, Providence. vo sterd y
af rrunou ur-ruY 4 tnrrr houses. Loss siuuu1 lh-
sufncr ll tnu. Iir lo.rr- Alfrru Nurr, GtOfsc
brown. \. II Preston, and Fred T.. kerp.
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THE KNIFE IN MiRION STREET.
An Alteration among Italians while Play
ing Cards aud Drinking.

In the rear Of 25 Marion street, which is
approached by dark, dirty alley. Is a low build
ing occupied by a number Of Italians Last
evening 10 one Of the rooms several men were
playing cards and drinking beer.
Among the members were jose Monsano.
Levich Monsano, and Antonio Roberto. The
latter charged the Monsano brothers with cheat,
ing They denied the impeachment and
charged Roberto with being drunk.
Roperto drew shOemakers knife from bis
breast pocket. and stabbed Jose Monsano twice
In the cheek. and then drove the kuiie TO the
hut In his BRAIN
Levich Monsano attacked the murderer, who
cut Levich's fingers on with his knife, and stab
bed him IN the wrist.
Both men. who are fatally injured, were ken
to Bellevue Hospital Roberto was arrest' by
Odicer Smith OF the Mulberry street police.
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On Thursday evening there were about two
hundred men and women IN tina ELAN. at ijl seventh
avenue. at Thanksgiving ball under the au'pices OF
the Troy Guards. rowdy tried to force hs way 10
without paying his entrance fee. and when rcpu.ed he
sought the and of several his friends ard again mad
the attempt An alteration was had IN the hallway
end Oncer Barker nred his pistol few times About
sCventynyr men who were tn he IA room were 1c "a
NJ. IL the WashiI gton Pace Police Court yesterday
tne oicers positively that the alt rcaOn IN
the ball room. aud % men swore positively mat ms
officers were not telling the truth. Justice liNbi be
leycd the oifcer anu fined the PRISONERS - each Bu
few Of lnnm runIn nnY the nne.
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After being properly booked. he was taken
before Justice Summerhed. and held In bonds
OF s4lO for his ppearanoe on Friday morning.
The bonds were made out and signed by him
self ana Potter Palmer. after which he walked
away, once more free man.
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wAsHINGToN, Dec. l.-Accordlng TO the Treas
ury statement the punc dcnl AZ the close OF business
yesterday amounted ~ 2el 6sh S5 So ess tl3e3l0
0sd A. cash m the Treasury increase during the
month ~ November OF "a, ~, The amount Of
coin In the Treasury Is fpSS t1l2i the amount Of
currency $ll1l32ii 2S. and the special deposits Tor
the redemption certificates OF deposit f0,7.5oO1.
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For over nfteen years John Dilth, blind man.
who has felt his with two clumsy stlcAs along the
pavement OF PARK At an hour when only Newspaper
men ami police officers abroad. At East Broadway
and Gouverncur street saturday truck driven by
one Austin knocked him down ahl ran over him. one
OF legs fracture1 Mr.. Bllh 5s year, Of aye
lie was born IN Paisley, Scotland splinter from =
boiler struck him In the when he was an apprentice
and gouged II ont. The other eye was taken out IN
similar manner after he To New YORK. Too proud
10 beg he took TO sclng newspapers, and has since
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BROOh ~ y.

The owners Of Cnpitoline Lake oxpoct 10 put
up lhc inll fo skating II the cola weather continues
until thus Afternoon.
Same malicious person has Injured over Sb0D
worth Of plutc glass IN Mllham.hur-h Nliu dlauuld
Or h.hly tempered piece strrL
he KINGS county Suueryi~ors were ycstcTd y
asked TO contribute 800 twarr u.. .ulru' a. bee
erected In honor OF Dayti Miulms John lHuidihS'
and isaac Van Mart, tie cnpiois Of NhlIr Andre
Mayor SCHROEDER yesterday signed thn warrant
for ". \. Fuwicr'r sal ~ " en- 9utus ms slsp'
the cry 70 pay The cxpcnses 0i bic dvteutc amVulung
~ aUVUl 5000,
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--4N ESaI-LSI.Jyte-s - r<Apo
Franklin Expedition Massacred.

LONDON. Dec. IAN Aberdeen news
paper says that the Captain OF the whaler jar
Nayen Of Psterhead recently encountered ar
Esquimau who informed him that tribe OF
E-quimaux living far to the nOrthNard of Cum
berland gulf many years ago massacred Capt
Crosier, second In command OF the Franklin ex
petition, aud i've other whites. because they
refused TO surrender their guns and ammu
milton.
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New yorL,. EIccrorni College.

albany, Dec. 1.-The Electoral College will
meet ON Tuesday next In the senate Chamber instead
OF the Assembly Chamber where they met four years
rgO. The Secretary uf state has Received notice from
all the electors announcing he receipt OF thclr cerln
Gates aud their determination 10 hr present, cNcrut
james :. lloldanc oi Cold spring who has been ~ Eu'
rome, and Ius-uy ll not arrive n time II hg Is aO-
sent ms ace win be ncd hy the other electors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

Charles Mccarthy died IN Geo. Browns policy
shop, al E,soX street yesterday morning. Late on
Thursday night he entered the han door opening To the
rooms nnd. IL supposed, beng intoxicated. wandered
INTO tho cellar. lie was found there drunken siu-
por IN the morning lie Na- placed under the counter
iu the policy room that hr might recover, hat dled
within an hour lie was one" an industrious carpchier
His WIFE dtcd few months ago, ana ms ciurrn rp
fCattrred. and there nus uren no me for me inY
Tor more thal year. lie lived in ttlc room at Is
heN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02
Thirty Wilton. OF Yenr- to Live.

Prof. &. A. Young Of Dartmouth College lee
tured upon "1hc sun" IN Association Han last evening
with magic lantern the professor threw upon
pictures of the suns surface caught by phot graphy
II was by his that the tact OF the rotation of the
sun was established. That It's material is gaseous had
been determined hy the tpeCi irO-copc ana diagrams p
the discoveries made by cans Of that instrument wrrr
also placed yvllY before the spectator, oy means OF
the IN gr lantern Ihe prot, ssor ancos hat The sun
Ia tupp led with fuel 10 keep II alive tor lrtj mi1Ons
uf Apl
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REJoICING ~ BABADOEs.
An Unpopular Governor 10 he succeeded by
MINOR -trachan.

KINGSTON, Nov. 23.-The announcement
that Mr. Pope Hennessey was TO be removed
from the Government OF Dirbadoes, and had
been appointed to relieve Sir Arthur Kennedy
at Hong Kong, was the signal for very general
rejoicing throughout the entire island. Nothing
for many Years past has given such universal
satisfaction, aud with the removal OF Mr.. Hen
nessey there Will probably be an end 81 further
troubles In Dirbadoea. Major Strachan, Gov
eTnor Of the Gold Coast. il to be the new Gov
ernor of Barb Adoes. lie WAS formerly the aide
de-camp of Mr. Gladstone at the IOnian Islands,
aud afterward aide-de-camp aud private secre-
tary to sir Henry storke at Malta and al
Jamaica,
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nhode Island. Incllsiblc EIcctor.

Providence, Dec The General Assembly
convened in special session today. Gov Lippit nm.
aied the opinion of the supreme urt uat MIR.
Cnrliss the Presidential Elector c,oct f. noluhe nf
reason OF being member ot the United SiNts cen.
tcnuial toWWs-ion ". $. slater was II ctrl a. nl
the vacancy RECEIVING eighty one votes tO nineteen tJg
Charles IL. Cutler, the pem0Crtuc ca4didatc,
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A Nc-,-side Trnacdy.

Robert Lusk, who was struck on the head
with bottle ON Thur-dsy evening IN an alteration
Win James Mem anus. Peter REYNOLDS and Joseph Ar.
thur a liquor store at $50 Eleventh avenue Il IN
The Niupty-nith street Hospital. lie cannot recover
liz skul il fractured, and Df Waterman thinks tat he
wa. struck hy sharp Instrument rs part OF lis
nns Dp through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02
The Pres. Club. New Omcer,

President, Charles fl. Pulham; Vice Presi-
dents, willilm y. Penney, John Grimm, ana Edwin NJ
Fox, Recording secretary Patrick +. Nage Corre'
,pouding Secretary, jerome Brady; financlsl secre
tsry John G Hennessey Ireaurer WIN. H. stnert .
Librarian, Thomas n Hamilton Executive COMMITTED
Horatio King. Charles Armour; CnarItr H. Blaaen.
C,eorxe eiater George W Ptarcc, I'M II. Nolan Pat
riek Hanway, George spi ney, and Chss sotheran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

on Saturday morning GOV. Leland stanford
Of California stepped into Charles Backnln- breeding
Establishment. stony Ford. After looking the horses
well over he picked ont thrte asked the prices and
then cone sey sad, will take the lot" Inc thir'
teen came to ZOO. The highest single price Nl25Wp
paid for Elcctunccr. cghty bay stallion, by
Rysdyk IIimhlc tonian; dam, Green Mountain Maid
ihr dam OF PrOspero. Mr. Blackman made Gov stan
ford present OF three yearng hllics. lhe stock i
bought for III" Governors 800 acre breeding farm
nAI ~ u. a
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Rich Cracker Nnker,. Insanity.

smooth-faced MN Of medium height. whs
was neatly atted, entered the ParS liotc rest urln
yesterday, and sftera waiter nlled his order dsshe'
the plates down TO the marble floor. lie was about "a
continue Ills ucsructon 81 property. nut he was seized
by tie waiter plce Cncer took the excited man tc
the Tumh- Police Court. ana there he WAS committee
- On Insane person. Ilc was recognik as td"in %
BrinckerhOna wealthy retired cracker MAJ uScturcr
whose home l. at 24d West Twenty NTH street He has
900 anu gold watch IN his pockets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

The Skye terrier PollywoR." which has ap-
peared In the representation Of Rose Michel at the
Union square Theatre, was sent by expire" TO thu
Brooklyn Academy on ThuTsd to appear with the
Rose Michel Company there, and on us way back 70
New YORK lost. The dog belongs TO james collier
the actor. snswers TO ne name ana can De d,s,in
sllky hair lhe animal Is an lndlspcnsaOlr neoer Ot
the company, a. Il understands Its part pericciy'
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Five Forged bonds

William Swansboro and Warren II. Herrick
were airaigned yesterday before Recorder Hack
eft, on charge Of uttering forged bond OF the
Milwaukee and ST. Pau Railroad. on the 18th uit
Herrck took nv bonds to Bates BOstwick, Ut 81
walls rect Tor snc. and the finn sold tnem 10 Ihonli
Denny for tsVn, which tum they iaid over to Her
rick, WHO Trufessed to he agent Of VIM ~ sburO
The houds wero sub cqucnty returned as uniercit
HerriCk, who lives Ia hayunLe. y. - and SWa aush1rp
Who lives at 3lS West twenty second street, rrr'
tod
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The Hon. Charles p. Clinch resigned the OH q
OF Assistant Collector Of the Port yesterday. Ieis
his eishieth year, ana has served In various capac
IN the Custom House for ght consecutive yea
He Is Democrat IN politics, and his continuance
in once Republican Administrations TO his thor
ougn knowledge OF revenue business Before he en-
tcTrd the GOYernmenta eiuunX he srrNat =" -. -. :.
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TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
4 Ministerial Defeat In the French Senate
VI. Dufaure'- Resignation Demanded.

Vt. UNTNHrt@ WFrIHHHIIUh U'WHH"""s
VERSAILLES. Dec. l.-1here was long DEBATE
In the senate to-day on the bi for the cessation
Of juclciai proceedings against parcipators in the
Commune Minister Duiaure said the Government had
accepted the bill IN modified form, and he advocated
its massage but the b was defeated by vote OF i5o
TO lad. 49,.
PARIS Dec IA meeung OF delegates from the three
group, of Lett the senate and Chamber q Depu-
Ties held to-day resolution was adopt,d decar.
ing that whereas the policy OF VI. Dufaure iresdeLt
OF the unci had ceased TO conf rm WIN the wishes
Of the Republican majority therefore he ne requested
10 reign The meeting Of the opinion that u was
necessary retain the Ministry a. II now Is with the
execution u substituting NJ simon Tor Duiaurc IL
IL not thought that this proposition VIII be accepted ny
nrealdnnI MAc MAhnn
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ATHENS. Dec. 1.-The Ministry having only
obtained a majority OF one IN the Chamber On hill
Imposing fresh taxation to complete the military prep
arAtons uf the country II II beneytd they Will re-gn
IN, Minis'ers today announced IN Inc Chamber OF
Deputies that they mad resigned. Their successors
nave not Yet been uamed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

The Veteran Corps Of the Twenty-second Reei'
ment have elected Joseph W.Congdon, Co'onel Eli"
briggs enant. { oonel; William + Bogart. Major I
Capt. %uism \, Dunnihg, AdIusnt Capt John ;,
Palmer Paynaster Capt }, L Jardlne' Chaplain snu
Capt. John Crawford, Quartermastsr
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The Fate or Blach Crooh Dau-cu.e.

IHuADFLPHIA, Dec. l.-Erminia Neuturolh
the Italian primier danscuse who came to this coun
ry to ead the ballet m the nrst production of the
nack rock In Nlho's Garden, New ork at a salary
uf A.oOa week. IL starving I'm TINS city Her brother n
ri err VINO vas sick disappeared TWO weeks ago, ana
ID N feared ai be- is lu the Poftcr- flrll The young
woman, prsnainre'v uld is g'ray1ed aud unable to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

A Second avenue car jolted on the track at
Twenty street at lIs o'clock A NJ yesterday and
when the conductor went forward 10 ascertain the
cause Of hr accident he found the body OF James Con.
raven the driver inanz bruised the whees
II wa. supposed that H. had trippcd while running
slougside the keep warm. but ROundsnan TAYLOR
sayr tnat he saw him fail from the platform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

MEMPHIS Dee. l.-Io-dV was the coolest Of
the .rason; maximum OF thermometer 3o' Tie
wc1ther Is rlcar,Wlh steady gale from the mort wn
NEW nELHANs, Ntc. / lhir Was thr tnid y dal ui
tho seas u. Inc mcrcur, ranged from 80 60 i2'.
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4 rrninn FrlQhl IN YiclorIn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA Victoria ,Y. ~
press despatch says that Nifty rounds Of ammunition
have been issued TO the militia. IN anticipation Of a
Fenon raid, and orpedoes are being prepared nt the
dnCkNafus 10 rcpcl the Invaders. The Hrurty of tins
Fenian ir1hl Is seen In the fact that H
press
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

sixteen persons are Imprisoned IN Ludlow
street lin ON charge OF false registration Most Of
th,tn b ave families one of their number, Giuseppe
Hntnabo ir the preaident of an ian ssociltlHh IL:
has voted at several elections, Out II Is now chaTs u
that he is not enttled % vote
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

ROCKLAND. Me-. Dec. 1.-The schooner Equal,
~ ius port. from New YORK TO Mntcrport, Nns run
down and sunk OFF Cape cot ON Monday nisht. The
captuiA lost aud the rest Of thc crrN MAre saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02
SnNiroR >nAnMiN WANTED
And what he Got nj the Hands of Ern.
PnImcr-Inicresiing Correspondence.

THTWtT- -IHT'TVHTIHU N"T'''P"""'"'''
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The following
correspondence took place on Thursd and
Friday between certain Democrltic and ltepub-
ncan committees now in this city watching the
canvass Of the vote Of this State ~ the Return
ing Board.
NEw ORLEANS Nov. 30
DEAR SIR i l. our purpose 10 commune ttc 70 the
President COPIES OF the Testimony Of tnctrs, tahtn
under The ordcr Of the Board Of Returning ON
c,-. before commissioners hui We have No
means for obtaining copies OF such depo-
stl0ns AS are TAX In bchalf Of Democratic
caudIdat,s Tor election. II yOn Will secure u. copies
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LONnON, Dec. 1.-Gold in bAr- 10 the amount
Of tia5.nOD was vi hdraNn from DAuk yesterday Tor
shlpluCAt " New IOrA,
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SANTANnER. Dec. IA great nre is now raging
In this ciy, The railway station. The cathedral s
mad
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JOTTINGS BOUT TOWN.

Partly cloudy or clear weather, with north.
wesi y souihs Winds and no deei4el eAaDse "