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England's overtures to Germany Tor joint action
were refused in almost contemptuous language.
The Liverpool Post. sort OF provincial conservative
organ, printed London special despatch on Tues
day, saying that the absouteness-a almost inso-
lence--oi the tone OF Germany's reply made deep
impression in Ministerial circles.
THE QUEEN TO OPEN PARLIAMENT
The Press Association learns good authority
that the Queen viii open Parliament in person
AusrRIA's ATTITUDE UNCHANGED.
1t is reported IRON Vienna that Count Andrassy.
addressing the Budget Committee yesterday, said
he had come to the conclusion that he could under
no circumstances whatever make the slightest
alteration In the policy hitherto pursued, which
consisted In maintaining neutrality while providing
for the protection OF Austria's interests and the
exercise OF her influence at the final settlement.
Austria would decidedly protest. and, II necessary,
prevent any attempt on the part Of Servia to OK
tend operations to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
THE PORTE AND MEDIATION
Vienna correspondent says II was thought
for some time that England might bring the Turk
ish note officially TO the knowledge OF the Russian
government, but according 70 the latest informa-
ton the British cabinet decided on Tuesday that in
view OF the difference OF opinion among the Powers
any attempt to mediate would be inopportune
The Porte intends to lay the whole question OF me-
gotiation before the Turkish Parliament, making
further steps dependent on its decision.
GOING PoR RUsrcnuH.
The St Petersburg Gazette announces that Gen.
eral Todeben has been appointed Commander Of
the army OF Rustchuk with Prince lmcritinsky as
his Chief or Stan.
ITALY AND THE PORTE.
despatch to the Vienna Political Correspondence
from Constantinople contains the folowing:-- at
is said the Porte has instructed its Minister at
Rome to ask for an explanation OF the relations
which are growing more and more intimate be
tween Italy and Greece"
sElsvIAN PROGRESS.
Adyices from Belgrade state that the Servians
have occupied Fort Inramor, near Nisch. Another
despatch says they have occupied prokopolje, .nn-
opposed. .g
THE WAR IN MONTENEGRO
telegram from Ragusa reports that 5000 Turks
from Podgoritza nave compelled a Montencgrn
corps to retreat into their own territory and are
now marching to succ0r Scutari and Antlvari.
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SENATOR PATTERsoN'S CASE.

sHELvED IN COMMITTEE OF THE STATE
SENATE PROBABLE TERMINATION OF A
TROUBLESOME MATTER.
Inv TELEGRApH TO TIE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. G., Dec 10, 1871
The State Senate to-day referred 10 the Committee
on Federal Relations the concurrent resolution re-
CURING the Joint Investigating Committee report
tho evidence IN their possession upon which indict-
mepts have been found against John }. Patterson to
inc end that II might be forwarded 10 the senate OF
tho United States. IL ~ not likely that the Com
mittec on Federal Relations will report during the
present session, II ever aud II is generally conceded
that this Troublesome matter has now been settled
finally, even II indirectly.
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THE HURON.

CLOTHING AND o-HzR ARTICLES FROM THE
WRECK ARRIVING AT NORFOLK.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK Va, Dec 10, 1877.
Such STUFF can be recovered IRON the Huron4is
now reaching the Navy Yard To day there arrived .
quantity OF working clothes and thirty packages OF
clothing, &c, consisting Of ovcrsn IRIS, undershrts,
drawers, stockings bianke,s, fanncl satnet. shoes
sheetng, white pants and aucking; also one twelve
pound howitzer and q quantity OF carbines and navy
REVIEWERS large quantity OF provisions, recovered
Ny the wreckers, ~ expected up III q day or Two.
RETURN or THE SURVIVORS
The despatch steamer Tallapoosa arrived from
Washington with twenty-four Survivors OF tue Hurou
who carried TO Washington TO testify before the
court Of inquiry regarding the disnster. They were
nj once placed on The pinta by order oil Admiral
Trenchard and carried on board tho flagship Pow
hatan, at the naval anchorage.
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NATIONAL DAIRY EXPOSITION.

CHICAGO, Dec 49, 1871
The National Dairy Exposition had another success
full day in point OF interest and attendance Israel
Boics OF Byron H. discussed the topic of for
the dairy and how to proauco 1t, and followed by
Frank H. Hall and others.
Judges appointed by the convention to pass
on soiIagc ana feed for dairy purposes Papers on
the foreign and home markets, fertilizers and other
points OF interest to dairymen, were read and re.
cciycd careful attention.
A resolution demanding that In tho proposed re-
vision of The tarn salt be placed the tree list was
offered, received with prolonged appiause, fully dis.
cusscd by Francs u. Moultou and others and finally
adopted by u unanimous vote
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BlSMARCK'S COURT TRIUMPH.
A Prominent Adversary Of the
Chancellor Dismissed.
THE COUNTESS MIRAFIORE.
Reported Death OF Victor En-
manuel'S Wife.
rDY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]


LONDON, Dec. 20, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent In Rome telegraphs
that the Countess Mlranorc, vile OF King Victor
Emmanuel, Is reported dead IN Turin The King
starts thither to-day.
NOT A MoRGANATIC WIFE.
The Auadnach de G0thn has persisted In calling
her the "norganatic" wife OF the King but this is
said to have been simply concession TO the hdut
ton. She married to the King early in 1869 BY
Jesuit priest in the most formal and regular man.
ner.
VICTOR EMMANuEI's SENSE OF JUSTICE.
His Majesty was very Ill at the time and thought
lie was about to die. lie sent to the Pope, asking
pardon Tor all past offences, and promised II he
lived. to act more in accord with the principles OF
the Church. lie expressed desire to marry the
Countess "Rosina," as he called her. and priest
was Immediately sent to the palace to perform the
ceremony.
NOT RECOGNIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
The Countess hnd several children by the King
before the marriage. The Italian government re-
fused TO acknowledge the marriage. Princes
Humbert and Amadeus also refused TO acknowledge
1t, and for some years there was painful GOODNESS
between the princes and their father ''Roslna''
was about hity years Of age. She was generally
considered good match for the King being ex-
tremely plain and commonplace In her appearance.
CHANGING FRENCH PROJECTS AGAIN.
Eighty 1vo prcfcc0ral changes IN France have been
gazetted.
BISMARCK AND GERMANY.
A Berlin despatch says:-"Tho anxiousIy expected
solution Of the again standst. Since
Monday Il has become certain thq8 Prince Bismarck
will not return TO Berlin THIS year.
DR.. siDow DECLINES THE HONOR.
"Dr Sdow, Under Secretary OF State Tor Ecclesias-
RI declipaa n "a thu NJ mr.
Hermann, President Of the Superior Council Of the
Evangelical Church, and consequently Or. Fak,
Minister OF Public instruction and Ecclesiastical
Affairs has refused countersign the decree accept
ing Dr.. Herrmsnn's resignation.
COURT YAyoRrE DiNNIssED
"Last night u was rumored that Count Nesselrode,
Chamberlain TO the Empress and one OF Prince BIS
marck's most Influential and implacable adversares
had been removed from the courtn
Another Berlin despatch says-"Priuce Bismarck
returns carly IN January"
DIFFICULTIES rug gNGLIsH COTTON grIsxgRs.
Al conference OF cotton operatives and employers
on Monday It was determined TO postpone tho pro
posed reduction OF wages until the assertion OF the
operatives Gun be Investigated. that the employers
committee Is acting nganst tho Views Of majority
OF individual em ployers.
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THE QUEBEC LEGISLATURE.

QUEBEC, Dec 10. 1877.
Tho Quebec Legislature opened this afternoon.
lieutenant Governor Loicicr his speech from the
throne, referred 10 the commercial crisis. lie was
convinced that abundant crop and the public works
now IN progress will bute 10 the removal OF tho
depression anu restore prosperity.
The Quebec governments not agreeing with that CT
Ontario upon compromise IN reference to the ques.
ton OF arbitration the has been 10 tho
rrivy Council OF England, and lis DECISION Is awaited
with confidence.
The report OF the commiss oners Ter the construc-
ton OF the Quebec Montreal, Ottawa ana Occidental
Railway will bs submitted.
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RAILROAD RlOTER SENTENCED. i

Troy, \. L.. Dec. o. 1917.
John Van Hoesen, alleged ringeader of the rail
road riots In Albany and this vicaiy last July.
found guilty last evening" with mendat.on TO
nercy Judge Strait sentenced him 10 seven years
IMPRISONMENT. h. 1. Fursman conducted the prose-
cuiiou me was warmly contested and viii
proUabiy be appealed.
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METHODIST PREACHER SUSPENDED.

RoNDoUr. \. T., Doc. 10, 1871.
Rev. Charles o. Hammer has been trial before tho
Methodist District Conference for the past days
on the charge Of improper conduci and Of stirring up
trouble by taking charge VI a secodiug church III
SaurcrtIes. Ne found guilty to-day and
fenced 10 suspcn local preacher until the meet.
Ing OF the New York Conference next spring
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THE MERcEDlTA TO SAIL ON CHRISTMAS DAY
AND TO lie FOLLOWED By ANOTHER A MONTH

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, 1877
Mr. Lorin Dlodgct, one Of ihe.nanapcrs OF the prof.
eel 10 secure south American trade this port,
10 winch Philadelphia capitalists Representing
t25 ooo 900 said TO be actively engaged stated 10
the HERALD reporter to-day that the FIRST steamer The
Merccd,tu Will positively sail gu the 25th, anu tina,
another Is 10 follow on he 291h Of January Reading
Railroad GOLFERS are 10 be used to carry out the iron
and materials tor the building oil the railroad the con.
tract tor winch secured by the Mcs.rs Collins Of
this city. The regular montny passenger steamers
AFRO 10 be- In addition TO the Mciccda, two OF the yes
sells low used BY the American i.ne 10 Europe.
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THE AsHMoRE SHOOTING CASE.

NEW BRrSswicR. ". j.. Dec TO- 1877,
Frank Stewart, tho young man who shot Tneodorc
Ashmorc, IT,. tour times last Wednesday night, gave
himself up tonigh, TO the Chef OF Police He Was
taken before Justice Ford and So 900 bail was offered
He was committed TO JAIL uglI the ply sclans Ger.
t,ncate that Ashmoro is out OF danger Is Obtained
Ashfnorc Is RAPIDLY improving
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AMENDMENT TO THE FINDINGS OF THE COURT
OF INQUIRY-A DANGEROUS COAST

- ~-SECfISH~ OA.NOE1SOCo NOAOI.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. 1877.
In connection with the report Of the findings Of tho
Naval Court OF Inquiry tho Huron wreck the to-
lowing paragraph, adopted In the form OF an amend
ncnt 70 The hndnss contained IN the proceedings
held subsequent thereto, appears:--
In conclusion the Court would state that the evil
dcnce shows that many weli-iouIo merchant steam.
srs, wooden ANA iron, commanded by experienced
nnvgaIors Of our coast, have been WRECKED the
point on which the Huron was lost.
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DECLINES A BISHOPRIC.

CHICAGO, Dec 10, 1877.
Rov. DR.. Harris. Bishop-ccct OF the new diocese Of
Quincy, has declined the cpiscopatc. Ho is com
PEELED to this conclusion by considerations relating
TO the work Of Church bis present field of labor.
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BosToS, Mass, Dec. 10, 1877.
John Cronin, three years Of age was sho. IN the
head by Henry Hickey, aged eleven yearA, died Ia
few minutes, al No. G5 Lcnox street TINS afternoon
Tney were in an upper room at pay when the cron n
boy scratched Hcxcy IA The face ana started 10 run
down stairs. Hickey followed 10 the head Of the
stairs and urod the fatal shot from a revolver.
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THE ESrELLE.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., Dec. 10. 1877.
The steamer EsIello. with party Of scientific
gentlemen board steamed out OF Bristol Harbor al
four O'Clock this afternoon for trip Block Island
and New London. The United Statcs cutter remains
Ut anchor Ut BRISTOL The Estclie expected TO re-
IN a. m
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SUICIDE BY A BUTCHER.

RoSDoCT, n. r., Dec 10. 1871.
Louis McIlcrt, q wcllknown butcher, has committed
suicide by shooting The cause is supposed TO DO
financial cmbarrassnents. He leaves vile and three
young children.
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BOLD ROBBERY.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10, 1877.
special from quincy, H., states that three
called at tho house OF v. Harris, prominent mcr-
chant OF RocKport, Pike county. ILL.,, At o'clock
yesterday morning ana induced nun 10 go to his
and soil them coat Tor a man who, according to
their statement, had just died. While Harris un
LOCKING the sale 10 got change Tor twenty dollar
bill the men III ocked him cnseess and robbed the
safc OF .OOD
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FAILURE OF COAL MINERS.

CINCINNATI. ono, Dec. 10, 1917
A despatch from Henry, ILL.,, Gays L. B McFadden
CO. largo operators IN coal mines, failed yesterday
Their liabilities are stalcc 70 DO $4,000
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ELECTION OF AN EPISCOPAL BISHOP.

srRIxGEiBLD, ILL.,, Dec. 10, 1877.
Tho Diocesan Convention OF the Episcopal Church
OF the Springfield Diocese this morning. by tho unan-
imous vote Of both orders, elected the Rev. George
Fox Seymour, ID. D., Dean OF the General Theological
Seminary OF Now YORK Bishop OF this diocese, which
created by the late General Convention Boston.
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OBITUARY.

JUDGE THOMAS sHAcKLEFogD.
Judge Thomas shackielord formerly Chioi Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF Mississippi died on Wednc6
day morning in New Orleans.
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FAILURE OF A BANKER.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Dec. 10, 1874
Gardner Mercer, banker OF Genesoo, failed yos.
terday. Its thought deposlors will receive a large
DerC
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FRANKLIN TELEGRAPH STOCK.

BosroS, Dec. 10, 1877
The Tyarelier says: "rho Atlantic aud Pacific Tcle
graph Company has rcscndcd Its decision 10 divide
all the Franklin Telegraph stock III It's possession
among tho Atlantic and Pacific stockholders by way
OF dividend. Many protests against such course IN
duced the trustees to yield.
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THE WAITER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature tor the past twcnty.our hours. IN CON-
psrison with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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SAVINGS BANK SUSPENSION.
SAY FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, Is

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1871
Tho Cosmopolitan Savings and Exchange Bank an
nounccd It's suspension this morning IL was small
concern, only about $50, 900 being duo depositors
The directors claim that they will ultimately nay
dollar Tor collW
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EX-GOVERNOR CHARLES CLARKE.

EX-GpVFEkUK CHAEI-ES CLAKKE.
Charles Clarke, Chancellor and Ex-Governor OF Mis-
sssippi COMMANDER ora regiment Of Mississippi vol.
untccrs Ia the Mexican war and a brsadicr general
OF the Confederate army, died his late residence in
Bolivar county Miss. Tuesday morning, tho 18th
in ST. the sixtyScyenth ear oil his age The State
mourns IN his death one Of its noblest citIzcns
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NATIONAL REFORM CONVENTION

ROCHESTER, y. ", Dec TO- 1877.
The National Reform Convention to-day elected
Judge Harmon, OF oswcso, president and other
officers, The resolutions OF yesterday recon-
sidered, ana with others about tho eject
adopted.
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ulDROPHOBIA.

WASHINGTON. Dec 10, 1871
William Poor aged nineteen years, died In this city
to-day OF hydropnoba. He was sghtly bitten by
small dog about eight weeks ago
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THE CALIFORNIA SENATORSHIp.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. TO- 1877.
In joint convention OF the Legislature to-day ). !.
Farley declared elected United states Senator.
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THE Ell PASO TROUBLES.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF The SURRENDER OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE MOB.


OFFICIAL REPORT OF The SURRENDER OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE MOB.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Doc 10, 1877
Dispatches received at Lieutenant General Sheri-
dams headquarters late last night from Captain Blair
who Is In command at Fort Bliss, reports that the
Texas rangers at San Ezario surrendered yesterday
morning. Judge Howard, agent Tor the salt mines,
aud Atkinson and Mcbride, rangers were shot, and
the rest OF the rangers dlsarmed and liberated.
DISPERSION THE MOB.
The rangers now at Fort Bliss. opposite FL
Paso, Mexico, md the mob has dispersed. No help
was given to the mob from tho Mexican side OF the
river. The mob composed entirely OF native
born citizens OF Texas.
GENERAL POPE ON THE MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
ADVANCE COMPANIES HOURLY EXPECTED.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. 10, 1877.
The following are the latest dispatches received at
the War Department.:
CHICAGO, Dec Is, 1871
The following despatch from General Pope ~ traEs-
United Tor the Information OF the General OF tho
Army.
p II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
s.Captan Blair telegraphs from FL Paso tho 18th
that Mrs. Marsh went down TO San Ezario yestorduy
and got ou. her son. who w1s with the rMansers
has como TO my notice. rhe troops are on the
march us rapidly as posable to FL Paso, but being
from until they reach tho Immediate vicinity lnnt
place. Reports OF the arrival 0f advance ccInpau
are hourly expected
III is thought ut Tho War partmsnt that tho troops
will certainly reach the OF tumult to-day. No
Instructions are deemed necessary to the military
authorities In Texas further than what has already
been sent TO them-to assist the State authorities IN
the preservation Of tho peace and against mob dis
ordeT.D
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A--THE KNOX SIX DOLLAR HAT
for the winter excites the and
prava OF all gentlemen 81 taste. with prvcivity for
economy. IL Is splendid success. Inv your hat 81
KNOX. No az Broadway, at his Fifth Avenue Hotel
establishment.
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A.-BCY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, PA BROAD
Fine sis Hat. 70 seal Sacques. SETS Caps and
lavas ~
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he KNOX SIX DOLLAR HAT

A-FoR GENrl.EMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL.
y go direct TO the manufacturer. ESPExSCnklD. ll9
Sas-au
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Average temperature ycsterday.............. ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding date Iast
....................... IS
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pIMpLEs ARE ISExpREssIBLy MoRrIFyIxG.

A.-DysrEPsIA. DEBILITY AND LOSS OF APP
petite, ~bether the
be readily curedby ScHKAcks sEAvkEp TONIC IL builds
up the enerysted ty aiding digestion and stimS-
lating the appetite.
For safe by all arnggisis
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The place TO get real bargains In genuine Diamonds
Single Rings. fine white xlo up; stone
Clusters. S3 sinae Scarf Pine, SIS 30: snyte
stone Earrings low St5 pair single stone studs SIS
pair The new aypsy Settings. Diamonds speciality.
sANDltEk's, 643 broadway, corner Bleecker st.
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PROPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE FROM NEW or
LEANS.

PROPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE FROM NEW or
LEANS.
81. Loris, Dec 10, 1877.
AT meeting of tho Board OF Directors OF tho Mer.
chants Exchange this afternoon Charles Nathan who
has spent months The West Indies and South
America investigating the trade OF tnoso
countries for the purpose OF prospects
Tor sustaining steamship line 10 them Now Or.
leans made quite an elaborate report vi his
investigaions. he believes great trade
be built up between tue Mississippi Valley aud
South America with but iittio effort and not
much money. TWAS proposed to organize company
10 called tho Mississippi Valley Trading Company,
charter steamers for the trade Its Board OF Drec.
tors 10 authority 10 make advances shipments
by shareL oldcr considerable sum has endy been
subscribed IN New Orleans Tor such ompany aud the
project very iavorabiy looked upon here. Another
ana moro general meeting Will be held ia tow days
when some definite action viii probably DC taken To-
ward putting the company on "a substantial bAsis.
The question OF opening direct trade between New
Orleans and South America Is exciting great nietcst
among merchants hero
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SOUTH AMERICA.

OPPOSITION TO CUSTOM HOUSES AT PANAMA
AND coLoN-FRENcH SURVEYORS. SEARCHING
FOB CANAL ROUTE AT THE LsrHMUs- END
OF THE REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR
PANAMA, Dec. 10, 1877.
Political affairs the lsthmus tranquil at pres
ent and there Is NO danger OF trouble General
Buenaventura Corrcoso succeeds President Rafael
Azpura as President OF the state the LIST OF Jauu
airy.
OPPOSED PRoHIBiroRY TARIFF.
Tho Legislative Assembly in session in this city.
The project OF last year, to virtually establish custom
houses ut Panama and Colon and impose duties on all
imports has been rejected by a largo majority.
h. II. Phelps, engineer IN charge, commenced
tive operations upon tho Panama Railroad extension
survey on the =, INST
TIM WRENCH COMMISSION EXPLORATION
The French Commission OF Exploration has returned
TO mako further EXAMINATIONS tor a snip canal The
c,rnt ission Is composed OF the following gontlc-
men :-Lieutcnant l. y. Is. Wyse and Messrs A.
Rcclus, r. J. Sosa Ie Lccharme, ~ pouydesseau and
THO brothers verbruggbL Lieutenant Wysc and party
LIT the 9th inst tor tho purpose OF examining tho
Chepo or BayanO route The whole party will subse-
qucntly proceed TO Chpigana and tic Chucunaque.
BUSINESS IMPROVING.
Everything was qniet on the west coast. north and
~ report slightly improved feeling IN me REAL
circles.
Exchange on London is plentiful ana ruling at I'M
proved rates, and tho premium on silver had fallen
seven per cent IN q fortnight
ANOTHER REVOLUTION CRUSHED.
Tho revolution 10 Ecuador Is ended Tho govern
men party have triumpned
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Number Of passengers during year. 80 700 900
Rate OF fare, i've and cents. lime If trip from
Harlem 10 CITY Hall. one hour and twenty minutes.
There were SIX persons injured aud TWO killed
tho road during the year. ine names OF It's officers
arc:-Samuci l.. Philips, President Henry Hart,
Wee President; Lewis Lyon Treasurer; Charles l..
Arthur. Secretary. and George W. Fold, Supcrn!end
emit
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CHRISTMAS GlFrS-LADiESs AND GENTLE.
meu's ToiLEr SLIPPERS: holiday presents MILLER
co. $40 Broaiway. near IAN 81
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GREATEST BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS IN THE
city iunrcdeemed oans). MILLS COLEMAN. LEO
y md ST
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VINTAGE 1874.

DRY MoSoPoLE CHAMPAGNE.
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E. A. NEWELL'S MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
colosd and white undsrwea asd Hall Hose also scsrfs
Ties Gloves uinsd unned), Dressing Robes. >mokin
Jacxets cold and headed Canes he TT broadway
corner wavcrley place.