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, 1877-06-29

a private letter from Justice WAlrn to d
friend contains tho following ambiguous para-
grnph: =
have to-day scen tor t1Ia nnt tina "a ast!c1s
which, Al understand, has gone thg Eouhua 0f
tho ptess TO tho effect that was not satisfied with
ton, Moat certainly hope my friends will not
believe MO guilty Ut nny such foolisa complaint.
! have never said o word from which any such In
ference could possIbly be drawn, and no vuch
thought Was In n1Y heart. 1t bus annoyed mo ex.
csediagy. Lily daughter 10 ~ mach annoyed ~
hu, With this newspaper paragraph.
Thete II nothing III this to disproye the
assertion TINT Judge WAITE was conteuaptu.
uus!y snubbed In Charleston, and the fuct that
ho lid not complain Of 1t ID Insignificant con,-
parrl with tho further faet that ha does not
deny h!s tll+trentiaent.
, 1877-06-29

A new aa1 interesting question in criminal
law ~ involved iu the caao OF Mrs. HaaAu II.
Vlc7on, Of Ohio, whose sentence 10 10 hang
ID for killing her brother was by Gov.
HAxzs oo1ulnused to Imprisonment for lifs.
She was sent to the State Prison, wheEu sho
has devoted her,a,n to solitude an.l tears. 4
few weeks ago number Of ladies' waited on
Gov. Youaa aad pleaded strongly for her
, 1877-06-29

There has been large fall!ng-oH In the trade
With England in American fresh meats. Tho
warm weather has had something u do With it.
but the New York 1raphle xiyes another and
additional reason; It reflects on tbs honesty Vi
New York tatklu-dealess ~ follows:
Tho bustncx4 u the outset proved profitable, and,
~ = con4oqnaucs, too niany rushed f1to II. Tla
later sKpoErrs too caxss to EeaIzu lArks ptof
IT., Wasu not careful enough ~ ~ thu quality Of
thelI stock. xnd handlrd their shipMents bxly. In
, 1877-06-29

Tho na1no Of Judge CooLEy, Of the sIichi.
gan Supreme Bench, whose very interesting
lecture before tho Literary Society Of tho
Chicago University on "Tho Demands Of
Patriotism on tho American Scholar" is print
cd in our columns this morning, Is promi-
nently mentioned III connection with tho
. United statea Circuit Judgeship matle vacant
by tho death of Judge EMMoNs,
, 1877-06-29

Tho Inttr-Oeean Is able to pay Its editors"
shrieks tho Assignee OF that concern. Then
Willy don't hc payFAwoErrfo for his editorial seryi-
ccs7 Tho 10. snys that neither PALMER nor HAM
Is editing 1t. Then who are tho "clltors" it Is
table" to payl II is we'll known that tho luna-
tle who writes tho intcrmiuablo protection
swast, is paid by u ring Of pcnnsylvania prohtt-
tory-tariN monopo1tsts. Who nxo tho edttors
that ufp pafd5
, 1877-06-29

It will bo gratifying to the n,aasos who
support tho policy Of tho present Adminis-
traion to know that "tho doors Of Rhodo
Island hayo boon thrown opon to tho Presl-
, 1877-06-29

When tho Milwaukee Yenftnd man docs not
gct his tribune In time to steal It's war news,
ho let's the LAP Of ono Of Ills ears rest lightly
upon the Danub!an Notifications aud lstcns.
, 1877-06-29
THE IOWA pR0nTBITIQNIsTE,

that Iowa disappointed tllom.
--..N.-A-
THE IOWA pRonrB1uoN1srs,
1t tho close OF tho Iowa Republican Con-
vontion some pe1son offered q resolution on
the question Of prohibition which had no
connection with tho platfor1n, no a9Iitiation
with the purposes Of tho Convention, and no
connection with politics Of any shadc. 1t
WIS tagged on to tho regular string OF reso-
fuions hko kettle to dogs tail, mud was
as much pars Of tho platform as tho kettle Is
part Of tho dog. It roads as follows:
ResoFred, Tint NC arc In favor Of tho rigid en-.
forcemcnt Of our present prohb!tory Liquor law,
and any amendments thereto Tint srlll render it,
provisions moro effective In tho suppression Of In
temperance.
As usual, tho prohibitionists OF Town hnvo
commenced at tho wrong end to eoivo their
problem. Lot M illustrate. Dividing tho
paopla Of Iowa into groups Of twenty voters,
nine Of each group are teototalera. ton aro
moderate drinkers, md ono usos ardent spir-
Its innmodsratoly. Tho nine never uso artlont
spirits, beor, or wines aa beverage, or cat
or drink anything in which they onter aa m
element, and they arc determined that no
ono oiso shall. rho ten moderate drinkers
havd wino or bocr upon their tables, use 1t
on fcstal occasions, keep It In their homes,
drink whom thoy fool like It, and yet hayo
tho habit under such control TINT they AFRO
mover intoxicated, mover abuso themselves,
their families, nor tho public; but are just a.
exemplary, 1aw-abiding, sober, aud valu-
ahlo citfzens ~ tho nine who only
drink water, toa, aud cofEea. Tha
ono immoderato drinker In this group
Is curga to tho rest OF them. There
tsno doubt Of that ue abuses himself. Ho
depriycs hia family OF protection ind sus-
touanco. Io squandors his property. He
broaks every low. IIis habit becomes a spo-
ciea Of insanity, which places him not only
outside tho palo Of self.rospcot, but ro-
movca him from all restraint. lie is vio-
lont, abusive. dangerous, bad man.. aud a
public post, and ho ought to be reformed.
Now how do the nino 20 to work to effect
this reform? Tho rational method would
DO for tho nine teetota1ers, combining with
the ton modorntcs, to bring an inluonco to
bear upon this ono man TINT would give him
q place either among the niuc or the ten,
aud thoro Is no doubt that the combined
efforts OF nineteon against ono would elect
this result. Instead Of this, however, tho
nIno Eazhly md foolishly sock to sup
press tho ono by bulldozing the ten.
Thoy. not only say to this ono mau
"You ahall not drink, }" but they also pounce
upon the ton men, who arc Just as good
citizens as thcy, who violate no laws, who
, 1877-06-29

IL u dihlcult to understand why the two I'M
placable opponents OF tho Adminsstrat!on--th
1Saaes anu inter tceaa'-cannot llFo III peace aud
harmony when they ngree 50 well On all tho
" ;" nse 'ssaes." me 1!as' maiic'ousiy gives to
tno pan.'c INC aeta1Is OF tue operation NY which
tuo 49, ew'au'ea US olitoF' fA"cRff, ana Tue
.alL0F 1c1o1sS tha1 tnc 14aet mas stopnca QUO III
lIa f1esses ana !coueed lis 1otco oy alsehaseif0
uo"s" lne'.' Aao cnasacs a.1o eoun'e9'cllaFeea,
ioF W W. Ano" W 'he eontsasy' aso tF'1oi out
why sooalo tho "anaects OK 1nosc eonsumpt'7o
eheets sao" up eaca othcfs tal11nBSl 1HE 1h1n-
, 1877-06-29

sithen .!at row appsaf. daa e myss!? i ws Q
e a. q eo5S o Il tsat oTeF my own s
sss ss yhf
seems p iii Q! foaliiation..
e M 9 yoa,
&ssss sss s III .s IL. ss E;
thsiafE :. q sh.t rs.nesy .oa!d sop,'sd q sats
;Ssh EIssnE defec u ~ero patent 70 ot1oE, wtsaf
'fs we o'ss PEI, ,co your Superintendent VI, informed
iii :,ssa pisee. pafsasaes "s ihs q obyses 4a
sss . q re I. Il IL 70 o.s 4
" ssssi ) @
S i
ajninE 10 tier Legitimate work IN tho eontrafy thc
A.sttxnt superinssnlent .csn,s e hays marked o1t
he p. Siaers xiihsut sysn ssxne tbs
~ aieason. VI 'ee can ~ ''~e" ~
ssS. dc s: & s s;f e %
s!ixhteas knvwlcdxs unli ~ attention caIcd %
them M n g tac ss2os M..t q tue !nto1maton s.ked
iso.I. o. from Tic cisiSs tooSs or ION ~
e. says sP IT. S 8
ss s 6 Il
Ss 'a' as'a not s.'a 'o' 'atss Or 'oa, Tunes
sss ss;s sss y: u s ses T. 81
ss5ssp. Sss @ if ~ ,S.s 81
ID to sioS 10 oau Is 20 III blink I'D to desfoy .ho
sne mixed tho privilege Of AGO.
nx :6me M q " esnks b. M ~ that tey xc.c
H. " H. teeo III Il H. @
tatsntsnt h. not been allowed to sec my VI the olauks
aftes they ~ TsIs ~ 1,!lSd: =,
tfso 1 sshae as' e H. s % T. uss
prepared for tho uss of tLc DoaTI Of for tEs
ins.tuctton ot teae1.er,. bYt :sllom haa ths
of ~ many ttnss sxpretaed that thu
To1 = G pesn s easo wss satsy a.safe
Ths Polisy of adiantsrssonI, ~ !. iGo.n 81 liz II:
~ nsf!yss n q sfned; q i1:tiastsn a vaIsh te
s e e Sss
iensas soutIausd u' D1'' o'''ea administration
ia t6e hope taas. undcr nav admfaIsraton. which
aa sgese m ssIsy sna ns!ted support r. foNr len.
. ed,sa. - 'D' a''es'4 VI tue p1.s '"''' '' REM
III s:e
...... -, lsslD1 .llsToay:
Inspector clark hopca thg resolution wonld not
hurry. Tia Communication from tho superinton4-
tcstsnsslon Ho Va xlsd tho superintendent lad
VIZ. that tho board had imported from another city
m Assistant Superintendent. ana that tncse Gem
tlsman had not WORKED hnrnonlousl3 together.
ME. l1cksrl had nt Iaat coma 10 tho conclusion
that hs cuud not work ta lais wayAny lon9oE, and
hnd therefore resigned. The nlass Of tho
tax.paJing community rantcd lin plckard
retained. The cause for his resignation VIA
shat the board had pat, In hIs way
hts WORK. When 1t ekmo to chotee between Iii.
P1ckafd aud = stranger, ,-a man brought from Dc-
troie for the apecLal purpose Of aupplanttug him
and thrusting him out,-tAs speaker could not hes
ttata ~ to whichws 10 vote. ue spoko whereof
he know. IIc had been asxud by gentleman high
lux 1uade Iii tho presence Of Arthur Dixon lie 70.
piled 10 this gentleman that he understood tho
movement to bring Sir, ppky to Cbicheo was
foe tho express purpose OF thiust,ng
Ms. Ptckar4 ont, and the Eentla-
, 1877-06-29

Who Is running for Parliament now, that tho
TIcuuoNHH case should bc revived
, 1877-06-29

Tho imports md exports Of tho United
States for the ton months ending April 90,
1877, comparo with tho snmo months in 1876
nd fe1tn+vo..
, 1877-06-29

Grcenbncks at tho Now York Stock. .E1.
change yesterday closed at o5.
, 1877-06-29

No. Ia Lasas It. Special Communication thf! ttr
N4y} evening, a. 3:.NI O'clock for work on II. H. De-
Cfsc VIiioFs cot.;ialY and gfeternAi[y Invited. Uy
order Of tho Mhstef. l.. N. TUGKEA accy.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No. -. n. 4. N.--epe.
c!at conyocaon this tfEid.I} eren!ng r. snd TO
Plnons cordially invltcd ~ order Qntlford H.p.
tllAS. y. NliiuMF, Dec.
, 1877-06-29

Exposition Building.
Lato shore, foot OF Adams street. GUNNER Night
ppuce1t BY thn Thomas Orchestra.
, 1877-06-29

Monroe street, corner Of Dearborn. ''Unc1e Toms
Cabin" lit. George Kunkcl, Minca Amy slaylu,
Att Chtppeuda1e-
, 1877-06-29

l0hl.t.s+.as...,
Exports: Icrcllan.
llsa........ ...,,.
Coin and bullion, -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
Paddy and Hulled Rice /!

Wiz Recef5e Prompt and Cpsfil Attention
WI ". GREENWOOD.
General Commission Merchant ane Proprietor of len.
Rice Mil. sl fFa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
DIR. j. COILS BROWNIES
OH LoR CD Y N II
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND oNLYtGESuIEE


vu,HE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
II the unfoundsd statements freqHsbty made that fhs
competition of CHIoHoDTsE Il kHowa Chemist. and
Medical profession- The fact t. chioryne
and Invented BY Dr. J. COLLIs BROwNE sH Array Msdicai
STAFF aud named By him. and 70 has Saed all aftrnEts
analysis by rst Chemists q The day The n-tfJ
and secret Of the preparation have never been published
Dr.. J. cOLLIs BROWNIES CHL0RODYNE. u spuri-
CAUTION sir W p. vssd stated TIA.
Dr.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the chas-
dyne.
This invalusbe remedy produces quiet refreshing .ssp
relieves pain the sysfsrn xsd far
tiou- and stimulates heahy afion q the
body without creating auy q those unpessat
tending the Of opium Od and yuunx maJ take ali
tfy to its marvellous good Effects snd wonderful sails
medical exto it, virtues srtsnsssls nsar IN
great Quantities ia the f1sinE dseas-..Chnsra DTra-
terry, Diarrbos coile- Couxhs Asthma Rh-suatu Ssa-
rAlgia, Whoopinx Coazb, cramp Hystsria, Ae.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon Earl Resell communicated % The caI@xs
Of Physicians and J. T. Darenpor that b. had rrcsir-
formation the effect that the remedy Il say
In Cholera CfiL0RODYSE--E<s Lanosf De- 81 90
DR.. Lowe Medical Missionary Jndia rsrrts e isssl
that In nearly every Of cboera IL shch Dr. J. c0LLIs
BROWNIES CHL0RoDYSE administered, The psfisas
recovered
Extract from HsdioaI Tzer Jan. II fssA-schIorsyu.
prescribed BY q orhodar uedrai rrsefit. o.
IL would not thus BE- siaKBIaEy popular
from the General Board q Health Louau %
s efficacy In Cholera - 50 strongly consiac-I dffls
immense value q this remedy that fssity
urgs The necessity n ad0ptn< u 10 al cases"
CAUTI0F.-sons genuine Wifhoat the words y J.
cOLLIs BROWNE" thu Oor-Tnm-nr Stamp. Over
xhsning medical testimony paniss sacb tettis
Sole Manufacturer Ut. DAyExPShI
%. Great Rn.seii 81. Biooulsba - Asndon.
Sold In Bottles At l.. i1fi-. q A. "a ca
AEents in New York, ". u. sezfEFKEtsz Co .ai J. c
WILLS. sG5lsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

f. C. SESSIONS Frs.ident oHAs. ROBERTS. oa.At.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

Deposits from any portion Of the United States. Europe
or the Hawaiian Islands may be seat by mall express
In coin or currency by draft any business bank
ing house pass book with proper entries will be i'm
medatey returned for the same Remittances
Of the depoeOr should accompany the first de pOsit
posiis can be made by but only be Withdrawn
is opened Married and minors can make depos-
It's in their and withdraw upon
their own receipts upon the conditions other de
positors No entrance fee charge for bank books.
The securities for all loans by bank
unzed with great by the Board Of Directors and
sist almost exclusively OF first class Real Estate with
large margins United States, State, County and City
Huctnsing values carefully excluded The policy Of
the Bank, being to obtain frS absolute security for
herewith Our unusually large and increasing Capital
and reserve Fund, portion OF which be Withdrawn
oy nn all demands OF depositors have been
pad ~ nI taken In connection with careful and con
servatve management, furnishes depOsitors guaran-
tee OF safety as well as remunerative dividends.
Deposits can under ordinary circumstances be with
drawn as whole or in part, without notice QDsead Of
SIX months notice being required formerly specified
IN arucles "a and 9TH printed conditions OF agreement
with deposiiors Non resident depositors who wish
Withdraw their deposits portion thereof and desire
TO have the same sent 10 them by the Bank, do
subject TO the Bylaws by sending proper order accom-
panied BY the pass book with Instructions The
ner In which they desire the money be remted Said
remittance however will the expense and risk Of the
deposror Blank orders for this purpose will be furnished
by the Cashier.
Term deposits remaining three full eaiandar months.
viii b. entitled dividends Of interest dvdends are
declared and payable January and Jolly Of each year
and II called In one month"; viii be credited 10 the
account and bear Interest deposit from date on which
they were declared No dividend computed on fractions
dollars or for fractions Of months. Dividends By
this Bank for the past and previous terms.
the rate Of sk per cent Per for the
and hereafter will probably not exceed per cent.
For further particulars printed condous Of agree
ment with deposltors which will eforwarded any
dress upon request copy Of which Is also appended to
each pass book.
General Ranking business Transacted.
Our own exchange New YorE. london. Frankfort on
the main. Berlin and Paris for sale.
Collections made and proceeds retted at rates
G{5 1y7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05
The Eastern w 8r.

A special from Bucharest says it is thought
that the Romauiaos are about to make another
attempt to capture the second Greeirza re-
doubt.
1t is rumored that the bombardmeut Of En-.
zeroum has commenced.
A special from Belgrade contains the follow.
ing: Prince Milan 10 addressing the depart.
iug troops dwelt upon the certaio prospect of a
better issue OF the new campaign Which Setva
was obliged to undertake, for this time she was
better armed, having powerful ally"
The British Consul has presented a note
deprecatng war 90 the port OF Servia, showing
the disloyslty Of such course, and threatening
the withdrawal Of Eug'aDd's guarantee of Ser.
Was autonomy. 1t is said that Prime Munster
Ristics will leave the note unanswered.
The North German Gszatts says: Lord
D rby's recent speech indicates that Eagland is
DOW resolved TO abstain from intervention and
not raise obstacles to peace, which may pre-
sumably be brought about under the syis OF
the allisoce of the three Emperors. The
points which Lord Derby reserves as Involving
British interests will DOT be touched by such a
peace as that for which the way is being
paved"
A Belgrade correspondent telegraphs as fol.
lows: Important dispatches were received
ueEe Ou MOuuay. 1 uelI COuCeutS have uOt
tronspired. but a Cabinet council was immedi
ately conVoked, aud orders were sent to all the
militia to arrest their march until further no.
tioe. The departure of the artillery and mill
tary train for the frontier has been postponed.
1t is rumored that a change of Ministry is i'm
pended. Four important Russian officers have
arrived to confer with the Minister of War"
A quorum of the Turkish Chamber of D ,pu.
ties having arrived 10 Goes 'autioope, go impe-
rial trade has been issued conve king the Par
lament for December 18th.
A report has reached Adrinople that the
Turks have captured Elena with 500 prisoners
A Shumla dispatch says an engagement took
place yesterday at Armedli, on the Trnovs
road. The Turks are reported to have been
successful. Fighting is still progressing. A
dispatch from Pera says Suleiman Pashs has
captured Elena and six cannons. He pes to
capture Tirnovs shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05
cratic paper.

Among the bills introduced 10 the U. ..
House of Representatives, yesterday. was ono
100. lug a tax of per cent. upon incomes over
two thousand dollars; another bill Was to require
railroad companies to transport freight cars OF
other roads without any greater rate OF freight
than is charged when the cars belong to the
road over which they pass. Tie bill repeating
the provision in the revised statutes dlsquallfV
Jog any person to act as juror who took the
part of the South in the late war was also
passed. There can be 20 doubt about the ad'
visibility of the two latter. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

The bondhoders ofths city of Savannah have
come to the conclusion that that city is able TO
discharge her indebtedness, provided time be
allowed for that purpose; and that they are
willing to fund the past due coupons on hoods
held by them 10 bonds issued by the city to
become due 10 twenty years, aud that the lien
and tenor of existing OBLIGATIONS of the CITY
should not be modified. The city wishes to re.
fund at a scaled indebtedness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05
Yesterday was the twenty fifth anniversary

Yesterday was the twenty fifth anniversary
Of The Evening Star Of Washington. The pa
Der celebrated the occasion by appearing as y
double sheet, and, 10 an entirely new aod hand
some dress. The Star is 40 excellent ne"spap r.
and deserves the large patronage it reoelVes.
The Washington Post i, the usme OF DC"
democratic newspaper, to make its first appear
anoe 10 Washington to morrow. lts editors are
able and vigorou. writer's. and fair oprortu
atty will now be afforded Of settlicg the long
disputed question concerning rho cspa'''y OF
the Naliooal Capital to properly sustain a demo
ora rio nanr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05
WOODLAND, w.. Accotink ?. o.

Wthio day OF two about seventeen steanI-
ers. loaded with 6 600 900 bushels of coal. will
have arrived and gone south OF Louisville if the
river does not fall to, rapidly. S,u'hern steam
ers due up will be obliged to renso at the toot
Of the canal till the blockade is removed. The
coal heet ia the largest for years.
A fire, at Syduey, Nebraska, Mooday night.
destroyed the auction room Of Cummings l.
Simpson, the Star Hotel. Lanes livery stable
and several dwellings. The loss is estimated
at $4,000 D. E. Simpson, Of til: above firm,
was burned to death.
Information has Just b"eo received at Wash
iog'on that the body Of NJ. Morris, another of
the Huroo's victims, has been found, and bu.
red three miles south OF No. 5 station. His
Dame Was 90 bis arm, and also 90 a large gold
riog which be wore.
Robert Carol! and two other miners, named
Qligey and Martin, were, 90 Monday night,
Instantly killed by the c.vog 10 OF section OF
the Mt Hope iron mice at R,ekaway, n. j.
At the eectiop. 10 Louisville, yester lay. the
workipgmeu's ticket Was defeated Very thorough
ly, only few nominees receiving maj 'ritlrs over
the ci:iz a. candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

The best reform 10 domestic life i, hous
doubt The introduction Of Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup Where it is known 90 more lsudauum
is givru to the Babies 1t sells for rs cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

The 9Th cavalry aad the 20 Infantry hav
beeu ordered trum the nurthw,s. 10 the H.
G.ande.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

* n,7 no,
| "''o-''oo'
II lax VI S1'oo W 'ue "oo'0 o''os' s,. .oe m
| revenue u 20 W. "
o ,oo M
Aou lron ,, c2a' "uar' W. se'' I ,noo W. W.
| Ploneer HlN,s' l'Ooo w
humsey wharf, ooO w
Licenses ana noes' ooo w
nay scaiee' 10 ~ o oO
Dog TAX 900 goo w w
Fish wharf d' SOO w w
-
| iota', % 80 Wv Wv
nuu u 'nlS ~ 7o' w
-
Waxing sum totai' sS"o'o w
1 Sa,.s. ' eco "" 600 m"'0 - pAS s9e mn M
outfeo' eApeu'0S' 49''oo w
49, 49, -
Ao''' 'Ap'o'''' w. wv w
T,t.,ovsr.nd ohovs .vls,ne,0e. slls71 m
rb;s Joea oot ;"J,,Ia aaeu f,or, rs w
bot honeo
A. noToe ,a .b,. ,h ,,,
w.. nLaw :uppv'.u .ua' .uo. 49, w.
u. G9e IIaut, s 49, ill., I;1. .ue usu!eS
e. ai Levi uam, out 10y IL IL INV klule' ':e
6zs and a h.If millions The raaI md nsrs,n.I
estate is assessed at four and half millions,
only the small sum of one million less than Mr..
Beckham had estimated. Mr.. L. presented
the following estimate, prepared by al able
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

u E. Pc As bags Black Eye Peas just re-
d. ceved by
nov 10 J. c. q e. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

4 MOTHER LOT OF NEW BUCK
"A WHEAT FLOUR, received to day by
oct II j. g. 81 K. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

The Consul General at London supplements
former reports from Eogand with information
regarding the large traffic in American cotton
goods, of which. be says, millions of dollars
worth have already been disposed of. Birmlng-
ham ware Manufactured 10 America, and more
especially agricultural implements, are fsvors-
bly, regarded 10 Great Britain and her colonies.
The expulsion Of Bede, 40 American, from
FraDce 10 consequence of his interference 10 the
elections has been revoked at the solicitation of
the American Minister, and he has been allow.
ed to return and reside 10 that country.
Advices from Guayaqu report that the Ter.
rorist revolution in the north of Ecuador. un-
der General Yepez, has assumed grave proper
lions. He has reached the vicinity of Quito
With force of about Swo thousand men. and,
it is thought. be will occupy the Capital.
A dispatch from Ccquinbo, Chill. reports the
wreck of the Pacific Mail steamship Atscanis.
The crew numbered forty AID the passengers
probably about fifty. Only eighteen persons
we're saved.
Mount Stuart House, the seat of the Mar
quis of Butte. near the ruins of Rothesay Castle,
on the Island of Butte. caught FIRE % Monday
aod was considerably damaged.
The Japanese Government spent over forty.
four millions of dollars 10 putting down the Sat.
suma rebellion, which was at the rate OF about
6se millions per month.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The Finanoier says -
Sixty sbillipgs were paid at Loyds yesterday
to effect reinsurances on the Iumau line steamer
City Of Berlin, which left New York Nov. "a
for Liverpool.
A dispatch from Rome says the Pope is suf-
fering from pains in his loins Neverlh eless he
gave an audience to. day to several cardinals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05

The December Iumber Of the Maryland Farm
er has been rec ived from it's publisher, Ezra
Whitman, Baltimore. Ia Contents embrace
the usual amount Of matter of especial interest
to those Eng .ged 10 agricultural pursuits.