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Emil Stroheim, doing business at No.
324 Freeman street, made an assign
ment yesterday to Abraham R.inaeb.
Bond, 81 200.
SUPERIOR.
A suit was brought yesterday BY Mary
| NJ orehead, a minor, by her next friend.
| against Fred. Husman, to recover
10 COO, as damages for injuries she sus.
| tanned by falling into a hole on tte
| premises OF defendant.
UNITED STATES.
The following were the arraignmen4s
before Judge Swing: Frank Williams,
indicted last April for breaking into
the Post-ottice at Jackson, O., pleaded
| not guilty, and was committed In de-
lault of $4,000; Henry Becker, indicted
for peddliug tobacco without q license,
pleaded not guilty, and was released eta
1900 bail.
Drunkenness - William Regan, dis
missed; Joseph Mason, $40; Tim. Buck
lev, continued to Nov. 3; Valentine
Youp and VIM. Brady, SO each; Samuel
Dale, 3O-$50, execut ton suspended a.
Dick 'nson, $40.
Disorderiy Conduct-Rose Meyers. 10.
days; August Weger, $3; Frank Yer.
kamp, 80; Samuel Tucker and Edward
Pau, dismissed; John D. Hart, contis.
ued to December /; John hughes, 10
nays; Henry snyder, dismissed: Mary
Buel, continued to Nov. 7; K. Lowen-
thai, dismissed; John Lott, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-John Pnnder-
vile, $3; Emanuel Lowenthll. dis
missed; John Mo2ioh, dismfsseds
Lewis Green, dismissed; Jas. kenny,
dismissed; Hester Clark, continue 10
Nov l; Kate Davis, continued to Nov.
7; Domlnick Meader, dismissed.
Petit Larceny-W Allison, c0ntin-
ued to November Z; Jos. Heggermanu.
continued to November 8; James Gala
CHER, dismissed; James Dean and Jas.
Gates, continued to November 8
Misc lldneuus - Samuel Smiley. Jr..
oppression In Off ;e, continued TO Ne.
vember at Z. NJ; Charles Gallagher,
James Dean, grand larceny.
continued to November 3; Gus. Kloti.
grand larceny, dism. .ssed; Neil Mckay,
obstrueting street, dismissed; Jonn ID,
Hart, personal violence on y l.c man.
continued to December 1; Charles
hopkins and Frank Pen iergrast, grand
larceny, dismisse Jvnn BoWlan, house.
breaking, committed to the House at
Re- uge; John FInnelly, house. .oreak.
ing, dismissed; VIM. o Brien, NAL. q, GUS
destruction, continued to NV 6; Bar
ney Mcdonnell, street begging. di;-
missed: Chas. Weilert, grand larceny.
dismissed; A. Dickinson, carrying can.
cealel weapons, dismissed.
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Marriage LlceMsos.
Tie following marriage licenses wer

Tie following marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:
J. p. Scott and Jesse f. Friend.
John Rubley and l. zxie HebD.er,
W. Ii. Behrman and Carrie Finn ell
j. 0. Tanner and Luciaa Jones.
Aaron b. Stout and Mary Grimes,
Frank Denking9r and X tie Gut,nan.
f. A. Kelley and Emma Berry.
o. l.. MoAllister and Lida Goshorn.
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" A SHENGTON.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
THE BANK TAX
WASHING Oct. 3l-Il his forth.
coming annual report the Com missioner
of Internal Revenue will recon mend the
continuance of the bank tax, and de-
votes considerable space to giving his
reasons for this recomm endation. The
revenue from this source for the fiscal
year 1875 was s4,0C6, sos 03, showing de-
crease rom the previous fiscal year of
SOC, $50 90.
NODE OF ELECTING A PRESIDENT.
The following is the Senate Commit
tee announced this morning to inquire
into the mode OF election OF President
and Vice President: Messrs. Edmunds,
Conkling, Mcmillan, Davis OF Illinois,
Teller, Bayard, Thurman and Morgan.
In letter to Speaker Randall to-day.
Clarkson N. Potter declines the Chair
manship of the Pacific Railroad Com
mittee.
MORE ARCTIC FOoL!sHNEss.
Among the bills introduced in the
House was one offered by Mr.. Hunter,
OF Indiana, authorizing an expedition
to the Arctic Seas. This Is the same
bill which was tavosably reported on by
the Naval Committee at the last session.
and, being strongly iudorsed by sci
entists, geographers and explorers in
this country and Europe, will un.
doubtedly be passed at the present
session.
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Fox Hunting.

National Associated Press to tho star
sT. PAUL, MINI, Oct. Sl.-Minnesota
rejoices in the possession of a large and
fl st-class tox hunting club, composed
manly OF English settlers.
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NICE" in four acts, closing with tho

Venice" in four acts, closing with tho
trial scene.
Friday, November 2-"Ricbard HI!"
Saturday matinee-"Ruy Bias"
"a urday eyening-HB utus."
Monday, November 5-Fryers Wag-
ner-Meyerbeer Opera-Festa.
GRAND OPERA,HoUsE.
"sardanapalus," the great scenic play,
will be presented twice to-day-matinee
and night. Secure seats at Hawley's.
Next Week.-Mrs. Fanny Davenport In
"Pique."
WOODS THEATER.
Mr.. Sam. Devere in "Jasper" will ap-
pear al the matinee this afternoon and
also tonight. On both occasions the
following specially artists will also ap-
pear: Miss Jennie EngIe, Rexford
Brothers, Scanlau &, Cronin, Miss Nellie
Germon, Williams u Sully, Joe Lang and
the MCAoyys. @@ar
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Civil War.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
PARIS, Oct. 3l.-The Republ.que Fran
caise says: "The crisis must be ter
minated, or we shall be drawn into the
most terrible of civil
war;"
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National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND VA, Oct. 3l.-The Presi-
dent and several members of the Cabi.
net were warmly received in Richmond
Va, yesterday. They return to-n0rrow
night.
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WOVD'S TKEATER.

AIMS o MILLER. ............... Managers
MONDAY EVENING, OctoberS9, MR.. SAM.
DEV ERE, In his great nsational and musi-
cal drama, entitled JASP Err, supported by
powerful dramatic company. First appear
Anee OF the favorite actors, H. w. MITCHELL
and HARRY GUYON. The following Speci-
atty Arti. is will appear-Miss Jennie Engle,
Rixiord Brothers. Scanlan and Cronin, Miss
Nellie Germon, Williams and Sully, Joe Lang,
and he MacAvoys.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Special
performance Sunday night. Friday evening,
BENEFIT to SAM. DhVERE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

D. MACAULEY.......... Manager.
Last Nights of the Engagement of the Great
Tragedian,
EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear this wednesday, evening
Hs CARDINAL RICHELIEU in Bulwers
great play OF
Thursday, November MERCHANT OF
VENICE, in four acts, closing with the Trial
Scene.
Friday, Nov. ., RICHARD III.
Saturday Matinee, RUY BIAS.
Saturday night. BRUTUS.
Monday. Nov 5, Flyers Wagner Meyerbeer
Opera Festa.
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and independent voters, to exercise the
right OF franchise as our consciences
dictate"
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Two Performances To-Day.
Grand Matinee at O'Clock. Admission
Balcony, 25c; Dress Circle Soc And This
Evening at O'clock. The grand spectacle of
SARDANAPALUS.
Most magnificent scenery and beautiful cos
tunes.
A Grand Italian Ballet, led by the Great
Premieres, MILE. DE ROSA and ANAlS LIE
TOURNEUR.
Monday, November 5-Mlss Fanny Daven-
port -Piuie.
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LATEST


National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-In the battle be-
tween the King of Abyssina and Nj ulk,
the latter lost 23,0V0 men killed ana
wounded.
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FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W ANTkD-SlIU ATlON-By a good fe-
Wy male cook. Call at l0l freeman street
Reference. al-aE
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The Courts.

Emil Stroheim, doing business at No.
S24 Freeman street, made an assign
ment yesterday to Abraham R.inaeb.
Bond, 81 200.
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Nv NTED-SIrU good girl; :;
" no objection to the country; best of ref :,
erenGe. Call at 41 Mill street. 319t
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE.

NILE. ZOE AS THE FRENCH SPY,
Supported by our efficient Dramatic Company
and Twelve New Specially Stars. 1t
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"ANTED - SITUATION - BY a female
w cook; best OF references; no objection r.,
short distance in the country. Address d.
NJ, 331 W est Second street. 90. et
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Nv ANTED-SIrUA spinner in a
w wooden mill; can spin on either lack or
mule Address BY naiI or telegraph, JOHN
A. WOOD, MaysvilIe, Ky. 70 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RABlEs OF CINCINNATI-Awfu funny
40 Comic Monthly, lU cts. at anv news stand
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SUPERIOR.

A suit was brought yesterday by Mary
Morehead, minor, by her next friend,
against Fred. Husman, to recover
80 600, as damages for in juries she sus.
tained by falling into hole on the
premises Of defendant.
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r IQUOR ami OPIUM Habits Self Cured-
~ New book OF vital value, also exposes fall
lacious treatment and nostrums 75c JESSE
HANL1 u CO., l 10 Nassau street, New YORK
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DAlNTER's MANUAL. HOUSE AND
Il sign painting, graining, vanishing. pol
lshing, kalsominlng, papering lettering,
staining, gilding. &c, Soc Book OF Aphabets
Sno. Scroll and Ornaments 81. Furniture anu
Sabinst Finisher Soc. Matchmaker AMI Jew.
pier Soe soapmaker 25c. Taxidern,ist sos.
" BOOKSELLERS or by mail. JESSE HANEY
10, lls Nassaustreet, Nsw ork.
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THDERo' MANUAL.-A complete practi.
~ cal guide adapted TO all trades using giLl-
1hg; also silly ERlNG, and other valuable
matter just out. 50c, or anybook seller
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A RTl T'S MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
crayon drawing. sc. illustrated Soc. Eloct1,,
tl0nisps Journal gives best standard and new
pieces for professional and amateur readers
and speakers, l0c, Of any newsdealer or bv
Now YorS. N'''
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SkEiCtilNG FROM NATURE-In pencil
~ ana water colors. and drawing and paint
zig IN col0fed cfayons; practical instructor,
HAEEY 4 Co. 1l9 Nassau ST., NY. feli ~
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,ts and make sport IT, on the other hand sne peeps
,b bcr fingers or over her books and tries 10 eaten
~ b5ren in their mischief what sort OF an impression
IN, be make upon their miudsi Is It worth Whle 10
- so much trouble 20 teach lesson OF hypocrisy ~
a., Using cencraonl The district rs not in position
- rr,,ide geo monitors 10 preserve ordel ~ s lual
ms while the teachers give md ana hGaIt ~
tic;r deyotions vet without monitora, Nrh'lal War;
d. nct believe the president Of Yale would ueeul 10 us
80 ~ undertake 10 conduct morning PRAYERS, eNSh
Saor those admirably behaved youns gentlemen a' inc
chapel = -,
Messrs. Baker & Harrigan, of Comstocks,
washington County n Y, purchased and shipped last
"wednesday the entire produce Of the uottlug bred
,,,r.s M "woodbun Fam," Spring station
x To- the year 1877. Mr. A. J. Alexander
,,cvo- sold the entire produce Of the year
% any one party before, and TIE event
cr,atos considerable stir among TIE ho-semcu and
broedcr In tie lot is full brother 20 SUtwood UecoTd
o.osio cot by Belmont. out OF tie dam OF Noi'2'Ie
record 2:all0 o fail sister 70 MI Robert Bonner
1re,berta ana another fun sister TO Nr Bonncr' Man
META and Malice: a colt by Harold, ont Of tno Gam
nj EeIW0nt: 20 colt Out OF a run sister To- ii'N
Nio0ro rcrorl 2.2o. lilly hy Belmont oHi OF Ma'l-
1i.b the dam o. Namtrno & if record ..- ana @tc
aud rec,rl g12l1) FLY by Harold out OF the cam o
Plrs Nauhriuo pllOt, sire of HanW- Uc,' -'l''-i,
aud n fll brother 10 flc Kcntucay lilly OCLAO9.''
and several others o. note.
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PUBIC OPINION.

Pemonet;zng editors, West and South, have
rrgv-r l0ar,e repeating tie words Wiih3faNN ny 1i
weed How many VIII Doe frank enough 10 say, VIZ!
llr Weed their was not justified u Ct-A iic,a.
Ci"pJ
The President is fighting the peoples battle
agiu4' Am INSCRIPTIONS horde OF coraoTa's' ana tAe
e~rl. should sustain INN 10y every expression OF ~
pat6y and confidence Philadelphia Telegraph uld'
Eepl
ont of the political turmoil Of the last sixty
DAYS there ha, come real benefit 20 the country. rue
fCal Of naabv-Yamhy talk about concilat'h ana ,.l
t,rpis, has been checked. and tncre has ote iuA
topuuciple and iuteguty.-IJuca Republican l''I'
The Rinesters who have a majority IN ~, tlf
Senate Of the United states are crying aloud U.,
can President do without partNi' hhIt uots ~.
fdeut WHO is attending 20 has business aii5 rs io'
dldatc for reelection, want Win a parry '- O-'0
Commercial (indJ
In his treatment OF the Civil Service problem
V4ves ha, shown neither c1rs tou1, tInAe-r .a' .v
an accurate estimate OF what must lee done "a" N3' u
is r95sib- to Go With his De ccts OF character a ",h
cf fotcs1ausup he las robbed himself OF Na.uan- r
mort and shaken The confidence c tIr Shcit'' -i'is
aud adyoett0, of reform Buffalo courier l''-J
Il isuo afTlir of ours, and we care little how
Il erd. So. know two things only c'nnec to "tt ,. .
first that Mr. HAYES is right, and SECOND, lhat lN,"
San uraveut % Democratic succe sloL DID, ~~J AMER -'
tlc continuance of the Republican party, aa pow I'D
the land VIII depend upon rs acH. ton OBJ ac ' -li
HAYES or IFS adhesion 90 the ideas OF .-i il,ii-
IIe-.-yl. 10 Couritr-Jourual NDewI
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ward in the lu 81 deepair which. with such bcautu IN
stiuct OF truth, she once introduced amidst ner
delir.um-is marked by feminine sweetness anu
tender patience Her movements, always graceful arc
sometimes electrical in their rapidty and their long ana
sinuous reach Her innate grGce-as shown III many
wavs and notably in AGrieuacs delicate, hehoFeu IT,
coil from her lovers profered kiss, 80 Derby done rs
scarcely To Ice scents sweet as the Nahi-he'i
some June. In sorrow. IN fr'uzf ana III tle
wonderfully simulated ag0les OF TIE DEAN pf PoIN".
she was never for instant gross meyer apstu u, W
the refinement of gentcWOulan. tirf p'Ilol'l.l
accofnples tyO-fold result. II SATISFIES tai cidlih
for tcnes- In artistic effort which r. an tlh U
the huugu mind and iI teaches us-Wat We nave ~ -
much need 10 lraTn-how o. suffer, how 70 tiuult,
and how through the trial OF sorrow, To Use lo"'u
heaven.
This representation was seen by numerous ana p'H-
liant audience and the Fifth Avenue Theatre was oi'eA
made 10 resound with its delighted applause NoDe-Na
was many fines called before the curtain Mt CONGO h.
no invested the Old Nich0nud with al lcdnlste Gi
ness OF feeling. and with LONELY rom lilci hIiu w
plirity acted with that Tipencss 0 Idd4dic77 ~
vhicris with him property 81 caSine7- ana i' ~,
mered commitment OF public recall Hiss lltI'u lil!
with more repuse " manner WOu,d De chlf'N cNli
- INC Princes Nr William burroughs pr3Foi uI,
s,ited Ia Wnfrtre nc SIRE. 4 neW-ianged version ui
cosiou IN h. not $50 good the Ola ouc. me ht"ic
sone = ipcr ha, nat INFO tie text nothing OF s Lt
hut the ears Portions OF tie language would b'
liable even IN the composition 81 scho"oot. i.i'
Nodies1a viii appear at the Fifth Avenue Iheae t'e''
evlrf inc oz 1dJigIag.
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TIE TENNESSEE DEBT.

ACTION OF THE sESArE-So CoNrEo,uSE EXPECTED.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 23.-The Senate has passed
biz 20 compromise the state debt az 80 cents, and %
graded interest T. and per cent by vote Of Il TO
10, and ordered It's transmission TO the House
Tie Bond Funding Association mot in New-York on
saturday. aud instructed the agent az Nashville 10
accept 10 bill th8t called Tor bond OF lower scaling
Than so cents on the dollar with per cent
bond. Later IN the day dispatch was re-
crivcd announcing lthe above action ~ The senate.
The bsnfhodc-> here do tIiuk that The Sennir b
will pass The Lower House, and mat there viii DE no
compromise OF the debt An amendment s expected 20
pa-- the House submitting the proposition 90 vote OF
the people which is regarded as death-how, as the
masses 10 j. believed. VIII defeat any proposition looking
10 q rayirCut of the debt.
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ELl1yE on Tue POLITICAL SITr47IoN

From On I-e-rier 90 The 81. L2ris hH"''ct III
Mr. HAYES, nor no other man. can uisih-
fcrrptc tle Republican party. A frc-ldCHl.i li.'t
r--pt dsa-m and weaken It, OF Cem1ral2o Nor thc
too deeply Imhcdstd ln popular aAtCtol lr - '-'
man. or men, 90 root them uUt PIT h.! - MS 'i-
Cuuntrd.r placed himself DID position lef is .'i..'
receive l- cordial support OF the party laI tt ".t- t.
The uc I-. fact already 30 clearly dGsNAi l"'tn h
and rlt BaItv that There can e 100 uChJl as H '" .'"
stands NJ. Hayes. lu party View D. ueu,' o t-- 10
a. fle Ue so Gar as all The practical results OF hs
Administration concerned. 4 i@ at-hr- I'D -.il-'
THAI there can bc any harmony 1t'"trA H' t' 10,
publican party long as Dc Iiisu.r il- 3'., eo.
MANY honest Republicans believe that tie southern I.o-
m b ra "a. Iowa, ID Che Union are lu ttr Npll1 ul'
q tsis there IS serious doubt The southern pcy-I Is
~ ned q1 sl- disposition Oh util' iH tut s'noht"t
az tine National Government but men WA" were
ia the rebel army oauot 20 rtiaiI give ~ '.. rc
faith, and their uIC!e,a.'L-' lh ~. "l..--' ~
OrIv' SKIN deep IN, SJutHcTIcrs are laying low
until thcv get ON ton. They iead me democracy ana
eJord tsIr usts 't into power 90 $50 rrF WA '-D"
t.i.v. trat rrcorci iatiOu has been complete. me
Southern peonc not, M ifCt rr'0hcifo lh'F '.
PLAYING policy, end ter purpose is %" &C. p"'SuS "i o
fHp toy. and rude Do as they dit DtlOic tt Wa"
Irasdru. BIO. C-- policy tends 90 acCo nisl lc-- ji
no Republican wants. NMi' the North docs u' desire
a. douueer over tt south, DO recognize, uc necessity o
and -L dangers flat would flow from Southern SUPP l-
a As I.crubcau President, 30 wd- clearly IA" 81.
OF President Hayes to carry out tc wishes q" tA. I,
publican party. and o. - certain lAat ~ ' J.. u
business he has wandered very Ear from the fTupi'au
idea. Tie Republican party Las not been weakened,
However. The Republicans are thoroughly uult'd uioL
al tie laGiL- issue, ~ the dav and upon questions o
g.tst aud vital importance uo,ihh- can olN'ue tA-I''
a. opposed 90 any with Mexico, dud h' N.i tLlI
Iuiu should b.. foolish enough to want t. H-At "+l"
1vc. means nothing Jess than tne acqu- cl oi more
states Sc nav. enough southern States, aud more than
NJ want; Tc want more people, not more territory
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THE ONO SENIT0RSHIP.
THE CANDIDATES AND THEIR SUPPORTERS GATHERED
AT TIE SCENE OF TIE CONTEST.
my r.LEGtApH I'd THE TsIBJSEl

lBY TELEGRAPH I'd THE r"IhuNAl
CoLrNEUs. Ohio, Dec. 23.-As the num-
her OF politicians on the streets. in the hotels and cin3
bo1. increases 30 ~ Ike manner docs the Interest I'm
the senatorial contest Co o. decided. grow into
grandeur and magnitude. Ia order that faint idea
may be gained. It viii Doe sufficient to Say
thar s ortire t do1r OF the Vel Hou.s has been re-
served by the various candidate for tie senatorshp
Mr. Pendcton has i've large rooms. while cxCongres,-
man Pavnr General Ewing and others have made ample
~uartinn. 90 entertain their friends and 5Er 0I ere
John G.. ThoMp-In is in the cItf. Gr..fai ENii-
arrived this afternoon q number al less niithl luii-
are also here husily engaged iH Wahn- '". 'i - g
.eut.u- the strength ot each candidate ottlN are he
.a.tinr DO tical influence 90 assist ih.l1 n D1iiNe
rE-uil- and positions within the XII o.. thc JoFtiuI
.l.lf There il cDu.i ltishr speculation % tu WHO
1lIv believed chat hs influence would n' gwen =" lF
.,-ro. but information deemed trustworthy Ea- l INtI
NJ. Thompson has been advised u Atep Us hh-tr'
out u is stated that influences oI PET
s,nal character have been Brought o. ear bH
certain persons which viii render 10 quito uHcil tIal
j.. win take am active part turn- the struggle. IA
dlcton viii lee slightly ahead upon Tue ms,
aud second b,IIots as his friend. claim that
r entire Hamilton County delegation VIII ~tiu i- hI
.lJIy ou tine rst two ballots; bat after that there VIII
i..u and are more likely 20 gain than lal 3eilnd a
strong dalc-lsiou from Cleveland VIII Nofh JOY
PAYNE. and, should tie fight be proiract, a.
one. bis chances VIII Dee impFcycli AithnH5u
M present his support is not large. Tie Democrats
are making arrangements TO nave sIAni JON
hcation on tlc night of Janua l ior me
dav, year ago, when they resolved mat 7Alhue D.
Tt.u lad been elected President and should DE sworn
m a- such. praectbIF II possible. but ~ force III N'c'
slrv Tie legislature VIII tu'u De 10 session and $50
Is 10 distinguish themselves, ia proposed that an
shall denver speeches before thr convention
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w WAr 1.pnN uAYrs.

From The So Paul = .ac. r-Ifl- lIH0I
The drift of opinion in NCw-l orS and else
sl.ro Oh tr result o.. the contest between L'.o. t
IN me New-York Custom House. beings cut ir clearer
relief fact that scarcely disguised before i-a. o.
-.r g.. %. the so-taIcJ war upon Ir Hayes SIS more
directly G1d- upon bis con>ututi pu"l dd' f. ana t'
no r.o.r-l o his cabinet is in certain SENSE a ei--
b.frs--aaat and dead weight upon Die aaiArlst anon
,ri- i- scarcely criticism upon the ministers =. - -
I9rr o. D. f. unavoidable. It's au .nselHrhe feature
az every form Of government llu which me .l''' o.
executive advisers with any share OF adNdt'i tH+-
tiers should be 10 greater or less extent, source oi
". tI
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INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Raymond will begin hiS engagement az
the Park Theatre January = colonel sellers D"' on
tta I'm will br7pc ont the play-ncw hereof Risks
IN which De acts an insurance agent, named fembToFe
The Dukes Motto" viii be revived at
Nillos tins evening II was ia ths aeatre-unie' i'
management ~ william Wheatlcy-that This tnn lneo-
drama received ts first representation !h -'lh''"'
Particulars with reference to the approach
inc engagement ~ Edwin Booth. m Booths Theatre
~ ,,rf,,to1 ~, this journal ON December TO- Mr.. Booth
viii appear ou JIIuIiy two weeks from AeA' hoH
d+v-- and will act Richard IIf.
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\ sEyERE SNOW STORM N BrLGARM.

4 SEVERE SNOW STORY N BILGARIA.
LONDON, Monday, Dec. %. 1877.
Tho Tines correspondent at Bucharest. teir-raphs
that the Snow storm which commenced ON the 18th
in uIgaria and Rounania has been unusually severe
Ii is feared that hundreds of Turkish prisoners and
Russian troops, caught on the march, must have
peri-hed OF a convoy overwhelmed at Cotrocene, q
suburb Of Bucharest, forty horses and twenty
men were frozen to death.