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GOoDE wS.-Co1gressmau John
GOCde, of Va, has given up the race for the
Speakership phantom. He aScertaine1 that
thee of The Virginia delegation were pied ed
10 Randall, and there being no prospect OF
his receiving the support of the votes OF his
own state. at the suggestion of his colleagues
he has given up all hopes of making the can
yass.
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NAVAL ORDERS-Ensign w. H. Nos
trand, ordered TO the Guard, at New York,
18th inst. Chief Engineer S. ID. Hilbert as
president of the board of examiners at the
navy-yard League Island on the 18Th lost
Assistant Engineer w. Il. Bayley, to ex-
an'1paiton for promotion. Chief Engineer
VIM. q. Buehler, detached from duty as
member of board OF examiners at Lea que
Island, on 18th instant, and ordered to hold
b .ms ELF In readiness for sea service.
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

For the convenience of property owners and tax
payers, have established sn OFFICE ~ No 222
-, fkEET, between the Columbia Building and
street.
Special attention given 70 the READyUSTMENT
OF IN RONEMENT ASSESSMENTS and the
cole ctir of claims for damages real estate old
material reused and work done by Iot-owners under
remit.
IMPROyEMENT TAXES paid a: a large dis
C unit.
Inform alton relative TO the general, spec al and
p rsOuaI tax laws chesrfulIy sud freely given.
sUg3l I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICo.-The re-
port that Mr.. Foster, our minister 20 Mexico,
and President Diaz have had a serious dis
agreement is denied. 1t is understood that
should Mexico succeed in preventing the
RAIDS of which complaints are male, our
government Will recognize Mr.. Mata as the
representative OF that republic.
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A SCHOONER IN DISTRESS.-The sigma
service observer "a Kitty HawN, n. c., re-
ported 10 the chief signal officer at 10 o'clock
a m, as follows: "A fore aud aft schooner
Is water-lOgged and the men are i'll the rigg
ing. about twelve miles at sea, in northeast
direction from this station. Old sailors her
pronounce her perfectly helpless. Our sig
nails remain unnoticed. She was observed
early yesterday morning, but was supposed
TO be anchored. They report her as sinking
slowly. The station keeper with a crew are
going 10 her relief"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-11

DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.-Deliverie September 10th,
1s77: To Comptroller OF the Currency-Na-
tiOnsl currency notes, S3S5 900. Secretary of
the Treasury per cent cOnSols, 500 COZ:
miscellaneous, S225, 80. Total, $40 $50. Bal
ance on hand at tie close OF days woIk
$3.50 ,205,555
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myB4n

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
IN SINGERS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frsnk Holm sshesd,
n the onIy bosi allow cd 70 land psssen- -R-s
gers 81 Mount Vernon wharf. Pas
ssngers taking this steamer which IL
connected with the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associs-
ZION sroid rIdIsI svbsascxJ fkrss sstlSs As by
other lines.
RouDd "Trip, q, including admission to Mansion
And Grounds
steameT leaves Tth street hsrf daily, Sunday eI
oepted , 81 o .. m o., and returns about ?. N.
J. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTH,
sup.. Lsdies Mount Vernon Association.
BRANk BOLLIEGsHEAD, Str. Arrow. iss I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-11

DARLOW'S GALLERY Or FINE ARTS,
- 1925 PeHRSyIraHid dcsHEe.
Oil Paintings, Engrsyings, Photographers "a nav
process), Frenc b and German PhOtographSs, Porce-
lsine Paintings hne ChromCs, &c; Gilt and Nickel
Frames in every style for POrceiaine and Photo
graph Portraits. The public are invited examine
cur stock IN which will be found all the late publ
cstiJ Of foreign houses
October lst will receive fine stock OF ssau,ns
Russia Leather GoOds, comprising Frames, Port
folios, POItemC nais, Gases, &C.,
Gold Francs for Mirrors, Portraits and Lard
scapes, and all styles Of Frames Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet
&c ii liniL ade to order, az reasonable prices,
Gold, silver and Copper Vie, Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes, &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
unfacked and hung by competent workmen.
N. BARLOW gives his speci 81 attention to
transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings.
Family Portraits restored It'll the greatest care so
as TO preserve the originality.
Catalogues 20 be had on application, auySl I'm
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EMOEAI1-I wish TO ad wise my numerous
~ patrons and the public generally that have
moved from q street t. my new aud spacious shop,
vest, " here 1 will be happy 10 receive and
execute orders for ire Furniture, Doors, antels,
sep5 I'm A GRASS.
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,CHE NEW DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

No bssting. Goods not soiled by oil. Inspection
invited. Those owning old Davis will do well 10
call. SCHEFFEY co Agents.
auRT 3g' HAS 10Th street porthw est.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, &c.
YOUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUI

The Barge COCKADE CITY viii give select Ell.
eursicn. EEEkH WEDNEFDAY IT,
kNEhIhG during the season. lesv- skSE
inE her wharf A. O'Clock r.
sharp, returning Al II O'Clock remaining AZ Mar
Ticket, % cents.
" Regular sunday Excursion. for Ladies' and
Children, leave at - =. and return at clock
Tickets, r. oeEts, Children free.
fine caterer. JyH I'm
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THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
II ~ making trips TO Glymont and ~
Intern diate landings dai y Sunday A
excepted, leaving her vharf, foot Uf.ss1uD
Tth street. st ~ returns about o'clock D.
SUNDAY EXCURSiONs-TwO trips, % Mount
Vernon Springs; leaving st 10 O'Clock q. m. and
returning AZ OclOCk First tri fare, 40 cents.
Second trip leaving At 81 and returning at clock
D Fare, = cents. Those going on the first
return the secord trip free Of charge. Oh ZAP
CHILnREk's TRIP-Children will be taken ON
eetrIdsys for Is cents round trip; adults, Is cents
Tickets will entiJle the hOlders to stop over at the
uEuAl landings until the return trip of the boat:
good only on Saturdays Children must In all cases
Be sccom panied BY their parents some adult
friend
TEE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON
can be chartered fer Excursions by applying on
board, OF % G. \ ATLEE, Agent, at No. 6I5 7tb
p. Ii. TROTH,
INV Am Of
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l. u n Il Z B.

WzLLET = LIDDEY,
U0sseV OtetA strees 0ssA NesS York 0sessssss
Nhn Opposite Northern Liberty Market.
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CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

y his water, which 10 "very like RawIey," may be
Obtained IRON the Springs, on 18th street, near
the Treasury Department, at lo:3u O. m and D. IN :,
or delivered BY wagon daily.
Facilities for PICNICs goods
Orte' Q received and information given ct Room o,
May Building. corner of 7th and sts aug2s.3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-11

NEWS FROM THE "FRoLIC"-A RtOOdy
Roe at Sdntos.-The Navy department is in
receipt OF a dispatch from Commander G.. B
White, of the U. 3. 8. Frolic, dated Bay of
Rio de JaneirO, August 18th, in which he
speaks OF q serious difficulIy which occurred
between the officers and crew of the German
n-Of-war Nlneta and the authorities of
Santos, about $50 miles from Rio de Janeiro.
telegram in the Rio de JaneirO j. etrndi do
C0n,1aerciO. dated Santos, August 12th, says:
Last night large part Of the crew Of che
German corvette Vineta, lying here, engaged
in warm fight with the police force OF this
city, one policeman being killed and three
seriously wounded; several sailors were also
wounded, one among them MORALLY. The
officers OF the Nineta, finding themselves
unable TO restrain the sailors, had to take
refuge in the Germania club, being stoned
on the way by the pOpulace, which was pur-
suing them. II Is sta ed that q revolver shot
was fired from the Germania club upo1 the
people; but this the Germans deny. II is still
unknown what was the cause Of this affair,
which has left the city greatly agitated." A
dispatch next day says: at is said the Ger
mans intend TO ask satisfaction because the
Brazilian authorities invaded the Germauia
club" Commander White reported the fol-
lowing men of-war then In port: English,
Voltage and Cracker; French, HamliD; Ital-
ian, Fieramosca and Ardita. The Adams
sailed from Bahia 18th August. the health
OF these on board the Frolic was reported TO
be excellent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
Senator Eustts Locking After the North
Louisiana Postal Routes.

lSpaelal 10 IN. ". DemocfatI
] WASHINGTON Dec Ex-senator Eustis had n
long conference this morning with the Post
master General In which he urged modiflca-
fions and changes In the postal routes through
out North Louisiana. Eustis has studiouHly
Booked up every petition ON that subject which
our North Louisiana friends had forwarded
originally TO Judge spoiford. have assurances
that the whole matter is under fair way.
the Enclac Railroad Chairmanshtp
being given to Throckmorton by the election oi
the committee itself. Ia not merely q personal
compliment 10 that gentleman, as stated In
some papers opposed to the Texas Pacific rail-
road. but indicates that at least two members of
The committee, who intend to oppose the bill
after II gets before the House. will vote to give
1t d favorable report on the ground of fnir
play. The friends Of the Texas Pacific have
complained much hitherto Of unfairness in
sn1othering their bill In committee. They
are 10 have fair chance on the floor of the
House this session. g. W. ID,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
FIre-An Ill-fatea Concern.

TOLEDO. o., Dec, 1a;-The east wing of tho
Milburn Wagon Works, in this, city was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss, 40,0oo to
$4,000: insured for $4,000 to sss.ooo just one
year ago the same company suffered an almost
total loss Of their entire works. together with u
large quantity Of finished wagons and q large
amount Of lumber. amounting to st25 900. This
is the fourth destructive fire this company has
suffered in Toledo
The main works consisted of two immense
brick buildings joined together by an engine
house between them. This time the main build
ing only known as the east wing suffered
The following insurance comnanies are in
terested Home, Of New York; London Assu-
rance Company; Guaranty. Of New York !;
Royal imperial Insurance Association; Home
OF New Jersey; North American OF Philadel-
phia: Franklin, Of Philadelphia; pennsylva-
dia, Of PHILADELPHIA; Scottish Commercial: St
Paul Fire and Marine: Queen, Of Liverpool; j;
Buffalo. Of Buffalo. New York; Standard Of
Trenton, New Jersey; Union Of Philadelphia !.
Westchester Insurance Company. of New York !;
Phoenix. of st. Louis. Citizens, of st. Louis :
German American of Pittsburg; Tradesmen s.
Of New Jersey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
The WoFkingmens Meeting at washing
t0n-They Dem and the Enforcement
Of the Fight Hour Law.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia mass meeting of
ingmens National Assembly, an organization
Of thls city, was held al the Opera House last
evening.
strong pHraded the streets Of the city At the
White House they were received by the Presi-
dent. who acknowledged the compliment
briefly. AT the Opera House the crowd was very
great. Speeches were made by Hon. Hendrck
y. Wright of Pennsylvania: Hon. w A..
Phillips. of Kansas Hon. Carter H. Harrison.
of Illinois, Hon, A: =. sheperd Of Washington !:
Hon. J. Amber Smith, Of Virginia and VIM. d.
McMaster, OF New York.
committee .of fifteen, was appointed TO wait
upon the President and urge the enforcement
of the eight hour law.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
MARINE NEWS.

Port EAps. Dec. 1s.- Arrived - Norwegian
bark PliInsol Tolaksan master. 81 days from
Rio Janeiro. cargo coffee to PIN, Forwood h 90.
American bark r. A.. Allen. Tarr master %
days from Boston, ice and general cargo to Nor
ton & Bell.
British ship Viola, Vaughan master, SIS days
from Liverpool, salt ballast to DeWoif Powell
& Co.
Austrian bark Leone. Premuda master 81
days from Bordeaux, general cargo to y. Mari
noni.
American schooner Express Tilton, Bowen
master, 9 days from Aspinwall In ballast to
JOS. Kelly.
Spanish bark Carmen (no report,
Sailed-Steamera Knickerbocker and Alice,
and schooner Jennie Wood.
Wind east -norfh beast. light.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec 3-Arrived-Ameri-
can ship John Clark. Ross master. 60 days from
Hayre, In ballast for orders.
British barkentine Merlin. Johnson master,
81 days from Rio Janeiro, cargo coffee to J. L.
Phfpps Il Co.
Swedish bark Hlda. WufY master, As days
from Rio Janeiro. cargo coffee to w. +. Halsey.
No departures.
Wind northeast, very light.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
Meeting of the Coal Managers-No DeH-
mite Action.

NEW YonK. Dec. 1o.-The meeting of presi.
dents and managers Of the various great coal
companies took place to-day ut the Coal and
Iron Exchange. for the purpose, as Is under
stood. of organizing board OF control. through
which to advance the price of coal. There were
present Messrs u u Gowen. of the Philadel-
phia and Heading Railroai: Samuel Sloan, of
the De1awar,ss Laekawanna and Western Coal
Company; Thos. Dickson, Of the Delaware and
Hudson Coal COMPANY: G. A Hoyt,. of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company; Thos. A. Scott of
the Penns ylvania Kai road bobt. A. sayer, Of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Receiver Lathrop, oftho
New Jersey Central Hailrohd; DIR. Linderman
Of the Lehigh interests and u. W. CIark Of the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Railroad.
Ex.gov. ASA Packer. was not present during
the deliheratinns. his interests being represen-
ted by Mr.. Saver
MIR. Goweh occupied tho chair.
A reso, luton was passed prohibiting any COM
munication being given TO the outside world.
After two hours delibsration q recess was
taken until o'clock. when the session was
again reagened' but the proceedings were kept
secret The session finally adjourned without
taking any definite action to Tuesday next. A
COMMITTEES Of three. consisting of Thos. Dick
son, II. II. sayer, and President Gowep. were
appointed to consider and report some more
definite plan Of action than has yet been pro-
posed,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
REPORT OF LIEUT.. GREENE TO THE
STATE DEPARTMENT
Review Of the Events Preceding the Fall
of PIgynR.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-The following military
dispatch IRON Lieut.. +. o. Greene. United
States engineer and and military ataehe Of the
Bagat near Plevna, received to-day to-day PRESENTS s IS
an Interesting reyiew " Of the positions and
oonI On MovembeT 2S the czarowiteh "a had under his
and 252 guns. extending from the Danube at
Danube at Pier Gas to the Lom at Kasovitch-
ener. The position extended to the .Baniska
Lom. opposite ,.ozooca, with two brigades in re-
serve ut Dalne Monaster on the high road. The
cavalry ou1posts We're along, the Rara LON.
stationed It on in the rugged country between Bonlka
to 0sman Bazar; Rasgrad and shumla. The
Headquarters Of the ,Czarovitch. are at
Brestoyic. near Jautra. Lieut.. Greene says Of
spread out over an enormous line as before
the troops are now compactly located. and
await a Turkish attack with entire confidence
When Suleiman Pasha was appointed to sue
ceed Mehemet Ali Pasha, every one expected an
immediate attack. which expectation was in
mated) in an immense camp, in plain view.
at Rodivki. But three weeks of excel mt
weather nave already passed without his dar-
ing anything. and recent reconnoisances have
shown that the camp now contains only 10000
M men, the real garrison Of Rustchuk. and that
the bulk OF his force has been transferred to
He says Of the extensive defensive operations
q the kussians. that since the arrival OF Tod
tlepen here. October the efforts Of the Russians
ana "a hioumanlans have been to render l sir
posltlon east OF Pievna impregnable, fros,, Re-
pen on the Vid through Calyrae at Urbicsn lind
Hrivica R 70 Radlsava. thence to the left acroakh
sid. Wnllstthe koumanians extended theinri hit
from kenen and Treniva, with the RusS Al
ment. - - s. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY DECEMBER H. 1877.

In number. whose approaches we're within
thirty yards Of the Turkish redoubt on arivien
HILL entered the works but were driven out
with loss OF 1000 men. Up to this date the
blockade Of provision trains on the road had
been inefficient. The Turks had collected In
force ut 0rehanie, ninety miles southeast Of
Pleyna, on that road. and sent convoy Of pro-
vision trains safely into 7 svna.
,They as9 fortified at Orehanie, Lueta. Viea-
TO cover the retreat Of Osman Pasha should it
bpcone necessary.
Lieut. Greene then states the real operations
which terminated in the complete Investment
and which compelled it's eapitulation. as already
announced.
The ninth corps remains in place between
atavitza and Rotson HILL and one brigade of
the fourth corps, reinforced by the remains Of
the second division. occupies, az before, the
lntter hill
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
THE TARIFF.
what the Committee ON Ways ami Means
arc Doing.

I'm. 1GfhHI
WASHINGTON. Dec. g-The sub-committees
OF the Ways and Means are busily engaged
with the work OF remodelling the internal rev.
enue and tariff legislation, and the committee
will be ready to report to the House immedi-
ately after. the. recess: The main object of
taxes to make their collection easier and less
expensive, and to make such cautious reduo-
tions as shall, while not iniuring any estab-
lished and legitimate industries, help to
Increase our foreign commerce.
The subcommittee which has the tariff in
charge consists Of Messrs. Wood, Gibson and
Banks. Another subcommittee consisting of
Messrs. Randolph, Tucker and Burchard,
have In charge the Internal revenue. When
these two committees have completed the
work they will then unite In single sub-com-
mittee, consisting Of the five gentlemen
named, who will review the whole work with
the object Of making a comprehensive and
coherent tax system, all parts of which shall
be consistent with each other, and certain Of
producing all the revenue required, with an
Important easing OF burdens upon the people.
The subcommittee will sit during the whole
recess, with the exception Of one week. and
will report to the whole committee as soon as
Congress reassembles after the recess. There
Is no doubt that the whole committee will ae-
cept the work of its subcommittee
The main purpose Of the committee to lay
before the House homogeneous, consistent
system 9f taxation simpler by far in all its
with the present Industrial condition and
facilities Of the country, is attracting favor
able attention from manufacturers Of various
kinds to their labors, as is known by letters
received by members Of the committee 1t is
acknowledged in many such quarters the
present customs laws, which are q hodge
podge of crude legislation much of 1t dating
many years back and tinkered from year to
year, Is not fit for the present crcum-
stances of the country that 1t is
wise and necessary to begin anew and to
endeavor to frame a complete system in
which the internal taxes and customs duties
shall bear a consistent relation to each other
as parts OF one scheme intended to raise the
required revenue at the least cost and with
the greatest ease to the taxpayers and con-
sumers. In doing this work the committee
are not animated, as they openly DECLARE by
any doctrnaire views, but look strictly to the
practical interests of the whole country, bear
ing in mind that our industries are depressed
now because we are able to produce and
manufacture far more than we can consume,
and that therefore rapid extension of our
foreign commerce is an absolute necessity to
the revival OF our suffering manufactures
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
Mere M cnttOn.

New YORK, Dec. IA. Samuel Barron waltzed
eight consecutive hours here last evening.
New YoHK. Dec. 13-Owing to the continued
illness Of Mr.. Perkins. cashier of the Importers
and Traders Bank. Geo. Vanderwerker has
the duties of that Office.
New York. Dec. 13.-The convention of manu-
facturers Of saddlery hardware held at the vt.
established prices of the association, 1t is said,
will be maintained during the coming season.
Security Life Insurance Company, still remains
In the Toom s. pending proceedings Of stay
granted by Judge Dickinson, Of Westchester
county,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14

NFw YoRK. Dec. 13.-On evidence furnished
by Special Agent Anthony Comstnek Postmaster
General Key has notified Postmaster james
that Elias p Elias. and others associated with
him, Of this city. are engaged in a scheme Of
obtaining money by mailing communications
containing fraudulent represP ntations and pro-
mises, and Postmaster james 1s instructed to
forbid the payment to Elias, Or to any person
whatever of any money orders drawn to the
order of Russell Il Co.. the name under which
the parties mentioned are alleged to designate
themselves. Postmaster James Is also in
structed to inform the senders of such money
bidden and to returned them to the remitters
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
ROM E.
An Improved Appetite the Only N0talBIe
Change In the Pores Condition.

ROME. Dec. 13--An improvement In the PopesE
appetite is for the moment the most notflfstfs
point in his condition. Near midnight Monday
he had a ,paroxysm Of convulsive coughing.
ply grave arrangement Of the chest and threat
en- serious disturbance. but IL passed off With
out any apparent aggrayation Of his great de-
biity. s
Another attempt was made to remove His
Holiness from h bed to his armchair, In COM
sequence Of the increasing gravity Of the bed
sores that have been induced by his long con-
tinued recumbent position. 1t was hoped that
this change would prevent the extension of tfrg
sources Of Inconvenience and danger. but the
attempt has again failed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14

New YoBH, Dec. t3.--I'his afternoon argurnent
on the motion Of Mrs. I+sban. contestant In the
Vanderbilt will case ,was resumed before the Sur
rogate Scott Lord for the petitioner read her
petition. that shr WIS widow with foHr chill
dren, and Is compelled to support herself on a
net income Of less than slo50o per annum. He
argued that II was absolutely necessary that she
should have the allowance asked for.
IN reply Mr. Clinton declared that the motion
could not be sustained, and advanced several
arguments In support OF this opinon. great
deal Of argument followed. Tho Surrogate re-
served his decision
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14
For EurODe,

New YORK. Dec. $3.50 far this week the
List OF passengers sailing for Europe has been
the most meagrs ever known for this season Of
the. year. The Cunard steamer China. which
sailed for Liverpool yesterday, carried out thir-
ty-fiye saloon passengers. while her sitter ship,
the Scythia. which sailed last week, had ninety
IN the cabin. Only about twenty-five left In the
France for Havre Yesterday. The Cimbria. Of
the Hamburg American line, which sails for
passengers. VIM. F. Grinnel, U. s. Consul for
Franco, and his family are to sail In this vessel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-14

NEW YoRH. Dec. 1a-The Posts special from
Washington says, In referring to the rejection Of
publieans profess to bslieye that some Cabinet
changes VIII now take pace. and that Mr.
Eyarts Will consider lhs vote Of the Senate as %
reflection upon his RepubIieanism and will be
the first to retire.