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The New York herald., 1877-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William II. Barnum, OF Connecticut; Pro-
fessor c. W. Larncd, oi West Point, ana Charles W.
woolley, OF Cincinnati are at tho Fifth Avenue Gen.
eral stephen " Benet, Chef Of Ordnance United
States Army s at the Grand. William d. Bishop,
President OF the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company, ard Congressman Benjamin A.
willis arc at the Windsor Ex-con2rcssman JOB T..
Stevenson, of Ohio, is ut tue Gscy. Captain e.
Jones, OF the Royal Artillery British Army, aud
James oakes, OF Boston, are ut the New York. Con-
gressmaI John II. Ketcham, Of Dover Plans, n. ",
is at the ST. Denis Insurance superintendent John
T. Smytb, OF Albany, Is at tho Rossmorc Bishop
John Sharp, OF Salt Lake City and Judge J. 81 Wool
worth, OF Omaha, are at tho ST. Nicholas. Chief En-
gncer William w. W. Wood, United states Navy IS at
the Astor Judge Robert Earl OF tho New YORK
Court OF Appeals is at the Grand Central Professor
John +. weir OF Yale College, IS at the Everett
Rush X. sloane, OF ohio, Is at tho Metropolitan
THE PUBLIC no LONGER LACKS GENUINE
remedy for diseases The article IL uLLsSs SULPHUR
soar.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
SENTENCE OF RIOTERS.
BALTIMORE. Nd. De,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec .. 1877.
In tho Criminal Court to-day, IN the OF John
Welsh, Charles A. Lusby and Henry G. Cook, charged
with roting al The Camden Street Depot OF the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad on tho evening OF July 20 a
verdict OF guilty was rendered In each case
All who have thus far been convicted Of riosing were
then sentenced as follows:-
For rioting at tho Sixth Regiment Armory ry-Edward
Crane and George Kinley, each eight months in Jail
For riotlng at the Camden Street Depol-Lewls
Wody, James Leon Thomas Nolan, John Brent, Will
Sauer Charles A. Lusby and Henry G. Cook, each six
months In jail, and John Welsh, three months In jail.
There about forty others indicted for rotng yet
TO be tried
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

PROGRESS or RECRUITISG-LxrRA CARE IN
THE SELECTION OF MEN-DETAILED AS PRO-
FEssoR.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Z, 1877.
Recruiting for the army Is actively commencing, as
reports to the War Department indicate, and will con:
until cnlisncnts sufficient to bring the
army up 10 its authorized numerical standard. The
recruiting Tor all arms OF the service Tho rcgula
tions tor enisting into the army very strict,
great attention being required to enlist only
whose character is known to DO coed since this
great has the number Of dcscrons
has been very much reduced. Only about twcnty-two
per OF the men VINO applied to DO enlisted last
year were accepted
PROFESSOR MILITARY SCIENCE
Captain George T. Onsted, Jr., United states Army,
Is detailed Professor oi Military Science and Tactics
the Agricultural and Mechanical College OF Texas,
near Bryan Texas.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08

Paris yesterday 1.-THE President, having accepted
the conditions on which NJ Duiauro agreed to form
Cabine, had. on his part, askcd as his sole con-
ditiop that the Ministers OF War; Marine and Foreign
Affairs should retain oiHce. No difficulty ought it
would seem, to have arisen this point. as IL has
been admitted under all previous ministries that
these departments should in the of the
try and army be placed beyond tho reach or partes
At the last moment. however. these portfolios have
been claimed by the projected Ministry -he Marshal
has not been ablo TO agree to this modification.
NEGOTIATIONS BRoKgS OFF.
A later despatch from Paris ys:-"M Dufaure
held a consultation yesterday afternoon with dele
gates from the Lett. II Is rumored that dnicul-
ties exist because President MacMahon persists in
holding portfolios of tho Foreign, War and Marine
Ministries aloof from the influence Of parliamentary
fluctuations which appears to him adverse to good
Of the army and the continuity diplo.
matte relations. Negotiations, consequently, being
broken of, " Dufaure has been relieved OF the
mission OF forming q Cabinet, and II. Batbie is In.
trusted Herewith"
SUDDEN DECISION
Paris correspondent telegraphs the foowng:-
..Presidcnt MacMahon's dcscrm mnation insist upon
having the domination OF thrce Ministers seems TO
have been very sudden. Thus Thursday, after dis
cussing this question with NJ. Dufaure he concluded
with these words:-'Aftcr ALL you IRE responsible;
consequently l leave you free in the choice OF your
colleagues N. DuiaurS aiterward much sur
prised to and that the Marshal had changed deter.
Mutation"
pUYAuRE STANDS on MS RIGHTS
Tho note In which ~ Dufaure and his colleagues
announced thor inability to agrec 10 tho Marshals
conditions stated, is said, that whilc the chief OF
parliamentary Cabinet could not consent threo COL
leagues being placed beyond his control, sti whom
this question OF principle settled President
Macsiahon's preferences would naturally be taken
into serious consideration.
PORTUGAL AND THE pAPAcY.
A despatch from Lisbon says the Portuguese Minis
ter 10 tho Vatican has been raised TO tho rank Of
bassador. Portugal claims a right Of veto In tho
next Papal election. r
THE BAsouRs AGAIN TROUBLESOME
Paris despatch states that ;he dim
culties Of the Spanish governments with
the Basque municipalities continue.
The munic pality Of San Sebastian has resigned
and It Is believed all the municipalities OF the chief
towns will follow its example when they arc ordered
by the government 20 prepare lists of those liable 70
couscription and taxation.
SPECIE MOVEMENTS
There were Withdrawn from bank yesterday fl00 600
In American caglcs for New York.
PAIR WEATHER.
The weather In London yesterday was fair
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HE DIRECT CABLE NOT BROKEN.

TnR DIRECT UNITED STATES CABLE COMPANY
LIMITED, No 10 BROAD STREET.
NEw YORK, Dec. 7, 1877
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
notice in to-day's issue OF your paper despatch
dated Nowburyport, Mass, December 0. 1917, to the
effect that the BRUSH steamer Ambassador was lying
or that port and would repair tho Direct cable land
ing at Rye Beach. beg TO inform you that tho
Direct cable not broken, but working IN the most
satisfactory manner VIII you kindly give this
trad,con prom in your next issue and obiac,
yours truly GEORGE g. WARD, Superintendent.
p S-Thc steamer Ambassador has nothing what
ever 10 O with tins company.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08

CAPTAIN TRUxToN CHARGED WITH REFUSING
HELP IN SECURING THE BODIES OF THE
VICTIMS.
BosroS, Mass, Dec. I, 1877.
Tho Herald publishes u lengthy statement OF Mr.
CALVIN relative TO the recovering OF Captain Ryan's
body He says that relatives in nearly every
instance received aid from the government
being obliged to get TO tho OF tho
wreck and back as best they could and at great
pensc, and charges Captain Truxton, in command OF
the Norfolk Navy Yard with retu sing to allow bodies
to be left at tho Navy Yard Sunday night til
caskcls could be obtained The statement says con.
clusion that II Captain rruxt0n had sent n couple
OF launches which he nad lying at Norfolk TO
the scene OF the wreck mme mediaiey upon beng made
acquainted with The disaster nearly every body would
have been recovered AT the time anu in stute thut
would easily have permitted them to be sen to their
respective homes. As u now, no little
trouble and difficulty would attend the
moval oil many seamcn who lie so buried
thut II would be hard TO identify them.
Notice was sent 10 Captain Truxton by tho Cygnct
from Van Siyck's Landing on Wednesday that the
bodies OF Captain Ryan ana others had been found ou
the previous day. but nevertheless the fact was never
reported by Capai rruxion Parties Interested are
OF opinion that Captain ruxtons benavi0r is worthy
OF some examination on the part OF the government
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATION.

ACTION REGARDING THE INVESTIGATING COM
MITTEE's REPORT IN THE CASE OF SENATOR
PATTERSON.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. Z, 1871
John C. Sheppard, OF Edgeleld has been elected
Speaker the House In place OF Wallace elected Cir
cult Judge.
A resolution TO forward tho Investigating Commit
tees report in reference 10 Senator Patterson to
Washington was referred In the Senate TO the Com
lnittee on Federal Relations. A motion instructng
tho committee to report back the resolution IN dvo
DAYS was defeated by large majority
The Commission investigating the bonded debt will
not report Tor ten days
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
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The New York herald., 1877-12-08
MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.

BALTIMORE. Dec. Z, 1877.
George Hosford alias Michael Kelly, was taken
before United States Commissioner Rogers this after
noon charged with the murder Of Captain Thomas G.
whitney, Of tho American ship Mary Anna, the
high seas and was committed for n hearing December
IA. Upon the arrival oi tho Mary Anna 1t ST. Thomas
Hosord was taken In charge by tho United States Con-
sui ut that port and sent 10 tho United States IN the
British schooner Bertha Ellen. bound from Turks
Island for New York, but tho Bertha Ellen having put
In here In distress HUsiord was taken before Com
missioner Rogers. Three seamcn OF TIE Mary Anna,
brought here by the Bertha Ellen, were committed by
Commissioner Rogers.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
EXHIBITION AWARDS.

SLOW PROGRESS OF THE REPORTS OF THE CEN
TENNIAL CoMMIssIoN--wHAT HAS BEEN Ac-
CoMpLIsHED By THE JUDGES OF AWARD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Z, 1877
Many Inquiries arc received the reports OF the
Judges OF award at the Centennial Exhibition and tho
general statement OF tho commission. 1t IS over
year since tho Centennial cosel and the reports
which were TO be mado still incomplete. Tho
peculiar nature OF the accounts OF the Board OF
Finance distributed they over so wide field,
requires considerable length OF time TO be closed up.
But the reports OF the Centennial Commission
dicrent character and tho time OF the closing or
the Exhibition were promised 10 be ready by May
1877 but they ure still dragging their slow length
along, and are as far from completion, to all u4pear
anccs, they were n year ago.
REPoRrs oP TIM JUDGES OF AWARD.
The reports OF the Judges Of award are oeing put
book These latter include reports upon tho indus
tries and arts illustrated In the exhibition Of each
award which has been decreed by the United States
Centennial Commission.
ALREADY ISSUED
There have already been issued tho pamphlets OF
group 2, pottery, porcelans and materials; group L.
animal aud vegetable products and machinery
tor 5Su ss S
8, cotton, linen und machinery for working sane;
group ., wool an silk fabrics and machinery group
trunks &c group Is, paper industries, printing, &c
group Is, builders hardware, cutlery &c group l6
military and sporting arms, &C. group IL carriages
and accessories group l0 vessels and apparatus OF
transportation; group 2l, machinery, tools. wood
metal and stone; group y, machines for making
clothing ornamental goods, &c. group z3 agricutu-
raj machines; group "a, instruments OF hygiene &c.
group 26, architecture ana engineering, and group a.
plastic and graphic art.
Besides the foregoing thore arc also ready three
pamphlets on tests OF turDno water whools OF steam
boilers and on steam Hre engines. In n short timo
the reports groups Nos 3, 10, IA, Is, 90 25 2S
30 80 81 32 49, a. IS, SO and on collective exhibits
will be ready for the public.
The general reports OF tho United States Centennial
Commission will not be ready until next spring
They will be issued In book form and will comprise
twalve pooa sized volumes
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE STEAMER EUROPEAN.

TIE VESSEL STRIKES ON ROCK IN roo OFF
UsHANT-THE PASSENGERS ESCAPE IN THE
EoATs-No LIVES LOST.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec 7, 1877
The steamer reported wrecked or the island OF
Ushant, the coast OF Brittany, France, is the
European, OF the Union Steamship Company, from
the Cape OF Good Hope Tor Plymouth and South
ampton. Few, n any, lives were lost
STRUCK A ROCK IN A FOG.
A Brest despatch says:-"The European ran on .
rock In fog. The passengers took to the boats
and the steamer sank ten minutes afterward. No
lives were lost.n
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE HURON WRECK.

BUIfISG THE BODIES OF OFFICERS AND MEN
NO PROGRESS MADE By THE wREcKERs.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK Va. Dec. 7. 1871.
Commander Green's party completed their work on
the beach to-day and returned to Nags Head TO await
orders from the commandant OF the Navy Yard here.
The party travcrscd the beach for forty miles aud
have buried and marked the graves of eight officers
aud sixty-iix men. They Will be ordered home tho
nrst OF next week. The wreekcrs returned 10 work
on the Huron, but, owing 10 the heavy under
current they can do but very little work and VIII
abandon tue task on Sunday, unless the govern ment
contracts TO continue the WORK. To-day only lot OF
clothing was recovered. NJ bodies could be found.
The wreck has sanded up completely and the explosion
OF torpedoes has effect whatever The weather
was very fine to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
POLAR SEA EXPLORATION.

PROPOSED VOYAGE OF PROFESSOR NoRDLNs-
KIoLD OF SWEDEN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Z, 1871
Tho Consul OF tho United States at Stockholm
closes with despatch OF the 18th uit translation
or report OF Professor A. Nordcnsktod, detailing the
plan OF the exploring voyage he intends TO undertake
next year. Tho object OF tho Professors expedition
is to study tho geography the photography ana mt.
ura history OF the Polar Soa beyond the mouth OF tho
Ycnisei to, II possible the Straits of Behring with
u view demonstrate the praccabllity OF navigation
In tho Polar Sea north OF ASA. Gutenburg will prob
ably be the Swedish port OF departure. and the time
the beginning OF July. 1873. The route will! at first
follow the west OF Norway, then passing Nortu
Cape and the mouth of the White Sea to Matochkin
Sound IN Nova Zembia.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.

GOVERNOR HENDRICKS WILL NOT CONTEST VICE
PRESIDENT wHEFLER's TITLE.
ISDIASAPoLis, Dec. :, 1871.
Todays Daily Neus contains report OF an inter.
view with Ex-Governor Hendricks in reference to ru-
mors that Mr. TdcD The oath Of Office last year
and wocld soon begin u contest tor tho Presidency.
Mr. Hendricks said-'I know nnthing whatever
about the statements; Of course cannot know Mr.
Tiidcns actous, what ho has been doing or what 40
INTENDS To oo So lar as am concerned, Sir. Wheeler
has been the Office ol Wee President and
lac VIII stay Tor four years When he sworn
in that ended III
The New York herald., 1877-12-08

they were 59i miles from Queenstown At twenty
minutes Dast two the l3th both vessels we're rc-
Ported NJ the latter port during the time the spain
had the Berlin In tow the winds. though not wholly
favorable, far from being the OF that con-
dition, as In the three days there nothing ike
severe eastery gale experienced With similar
accident during ter present trip and without assist
ance and in the teeth OF adverse gales the progress OF
the disabled vessel would be slow indeed.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE CITY OF BERLIN.

FURTHER INCREASE IN THE PREMIUM FOR
REINSURANCE IN LONDON.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Dec. Z. 1877.
The Financier says:-"The premium for rein
surance on the overdue steamer City OF Berlin was
advanced yesterday to twenty guineas." The Post
says the rate was from thirty to thrty.dve guineas
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
A NEW RAILROAD PROJECT.
WArrarowS, N. Y. Dec. Z. ls7

wATRRrowS, n. r.. Dec z, 1917.
II is stated that W. H. Vanderbilt consemplatcs
building a railroad from Montreal to Norwood, N. r.,
connecting at the latter place with tho Romo Water
town and OgdonsbuTg road, thus making tho route
from the West to Moatrea shorter than the Grand
Trunk. Samuel Soans visit this week 10 Montreal
and Quebec supposed 70 be IN the Interest Of this
project.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
ISAAC @. WILLIAMS.

Colonel 1snsc g. Williams. an old ana prominent
citizen OF Texas, cx.Mayor Of Galveston, and an
Acting Collector Of that port and much esteemed by
ali who knew him, died IN Washington yesterday.
The Texas delegation will attend his funeral
Sunday.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
PETER b. SWEENY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. Z, 1877.
Peter b. SwceLy, who arrived In this city on
Wednesday and stopped at tho West End Hotel, re-
turned 10 Now York this morning the early tram.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
SENATOR ROBERTSON SEATED.

ALBANY, y. Y, Dec :, 1871
Tho Board OF State Canvasscrs give Robertson his
certificate Senator for the Ninth district, Bselow
dissenting.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE EsrELLE NOT 10 STIR.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, L. J., Dec 7, 1877.
Collector DeWoi, OF Bristol has received u letter
from tho Treasury Department at Washington which
explicitly states that no is refuse The builder OF
Estce permission 70 take her IRON that port to New
YORK
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
MRS. CREIGHTON'S CASE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER. Ohio, Dec. 7, 1877.
Tho defence examined several witnesses to-day in
the Creighton murder trial. but did not adduce much
testimony to help Mrs. Creghton's case. She Will be
out on the stand tomorrow morning and endcavor
made 10 get through WITH all the Witnesses IN The
course oil the day.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
OBI'TU
JOHN d. ROWLAND.

Indianapolis has lost OF It's respected clti-
IONS. Tho sudden death OF Mr. John D. Rowland on
last Wednesday evening, December 8, cast gloom
the entire community. Mr. Rowland was o native OF
Baltimore Nd, was born IN 1Sl9 and at tho timo OF
his death was IN the atty eighth year OF his age
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
CnAUNCEY BARNES.

Chauncey Barnes, an eccentric character and q
Sprituast, well known throughout the country died
estcrday 10 philadelphia
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
JAMES MILLER.

James Miller, an old and highly esteemed resident
OF Buffalo, N. T., died there yesterday. aged eighty
eight years.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty hours, in con-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD BuildiDg:-
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE COURT OF INQUIRY AT WORK.

WAsHINb TUN, DtC 7, Io''s
The Huron Naval Court to-day heard the testimony
OF Assistant Engineer Dcnig one OF the Huron sur
vivors. No other business was attended to-
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
AT ROGERS. PEET a cos.


This wide awake and getic firm, In addition TO their
Io,day Sale distribute 10 every patron OF their Boys
p.o.ruent this month beautiful copy oi "sT MICH
oLAsp Parents secure the benoat Of their fine
STYLES low prices aud st. NICHOLAS" In the
bargain.
A-THE REACTION AFTER TAKING POWER
ful permancntly Injuries the human system.
Toxic Is mild 10 Its action yet
fi IN effect will rapidly strengthen and build tho
IL does not produce any Arihcsi ex
ccmeu followed by state OF iethargy Its benefits
permanent For dyspcpsa and debility u Is invaluable
FOR SAFE " all druggists
A. SIMS 4 son, HA TIERS, FULTON AND NEW
Church and old Post office Nassau and Liberty. The
assortment OF latest styles OF HATS In the city all
goods marked In plain hg ics single HAS at manufAc
tufers' prices, no deviation
BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, 2l4 BROAD.
style anu texture unsurpassed fine SILK hAr 80
DEPOT OF EAST INDIAN
backwcod Furniture also
gold and silver Jewery. with u supply Of
Bangles and Curiosities
such = Saudawood Carvings. Inlgiu Work, Puakahs
or fans. Idols Lotas. Bassoons. &c.
all handwork OF the Hndoos OF bombay very unique.
suitable for presents
237 South 2nd 81. ephia.
MISSISQuOi SPRING WATER CURES CANCER,
scrofuia ana all Diseases Of the kidneyA For sale by
druvgistA
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
CHICAGO BANK DIFFICULTIES.

CHIcAGo Ill, Dec Z, 1877.
An application has been made in court to day for
the appointment OF receiver Tor the German Savings
Bank oi Groenobaum Brothers, and II vii be argued
this afternoon, whcn as Groeneblum Brothers do not
oppose the application, receiver Will doubtless be
placed IN barge No receiver has yet been appointed
Tor the German National Bank, AMI there Is proba
biity that the officers will bc allowed to wind up its
affairs.
Tho following is statement OF tho condition OF the
German Savings Bank. which, account OF ap-
phcaton Tor 3 receiver, closed It's doors to-day
The New York herald., 1877-12-08


Investments. $260,095 German National 274
bis receivable. 259, S13 Grcenebautn,
Time loans on col Brothers& Co.,
lateral ~ 2235O Now YORK 49, 3,677
Real estate. So $50 Bills rayabe -. 10000
H. Grcenebaum L. stock capital. 200, 700
Co. ll,460 Reserve. $4,000
Cash expenses, Savings deposits 49,, 5l2
furniture, &c.. 1866 Certificates, divi
dends, rent, &C. II. li9
Total. S8l2,6l5 Total. ......... $6I2, ,6l5
Tho Court this afternoon decided 10 appoint q re-
celyel but did him.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
A.-sT. NICHOLAS

THE PUBLIC NO LONGER LACKS GENUINE
remedy skin diseases The article IL "LLsSs SULPHUR
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
ANXIETY IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Dec Z, 1871
Considerable anxiety exists here about the steam
ship City OF Berlin. Mr.. King formerly president OF
he Bank OF Montreal, Is one Of her passengers
The New York herald., 1877-12-08

CiPTAIN TRUxToN CHARGED WITH REFUSING
HELP IN SECURING THE BODIES OF THE
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
nDaEsENTs WHICH ouTLAsT THE YEAR"
HAgPERs PERIODICALS
FOR 1874.

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The Three publications, one ...... 10
any Txo On, Year 4
Terms Tor large clubs furnished on application.
rhe vo umrs of the Weekly and Bazaar begin with tho
brst Numbers January and the Volumes Of the Mage
dine Numbers Tor Juns snc December OF each
the time receipt OF
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