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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at SchnepFs drug store
Opera House corner:
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where Is tho hunlan-wumAn or man
Who against crime more or IeSS 10 InVelshIng,
That Will not, whenever they can,
Az this season, do great deal Of hleIgh.Ing'
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DOR RENT
EOR RENT
DOR RENI-HOusE-

Containing eight rooms and Bath Room, on
Jacob street, between 18th mud Nth, west side.
Gas aud water. VIII he rented low 10 responsible
tenant. Enquire Of
JOSEPH l.. WILDE,
nu9i Bookseller and Slntionpr, 1865 Main st
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ONLY two marriage licenses were
Issued in this county last week.
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present,
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The Waverly Literary Society will
entertain its friends at wiesel Hall to-
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ISLANDERS are alarmed over the pros.
pect OF flood.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
M0RGASTOwN, W. va.

Tho Fall Term begins September 9Th, with q
corps Of ten efficient aud accomplished Professors
aud Instructors, with all the Departments fully
John W. Scott, DID,, LII D., acting President,
Whose lAfgn experience, scholarly att1innents, and
recognized standing ~ an educator, justlhts the
CKEectatlon Of continued and Increasing success.
Winter Term bcgins January o. Spring Term
ton address u. c, BERKRLEY, A, NJ,
AI26-SAW Secretary Of Faculty,
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THE week Of prayer began yesterday.
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THE Islanders still cross the river on
the ice.
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ORGANS FOR RENT.-Several very nice
Organs for rent at Shields Music Store,
Main street. Rent can apply on pur-
chase.
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I. blum ~ BRO,
IIOI Main street.
GheGntelkigeueer
MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1877.
New Advertisements.

AContinuation Of Housekeeping Goods
Sale-l. Blum & Bro.-head OF local.
Established in lS37-Vance, Hughes
& Co.
PAL. A. O. NJ. G.
Undertaking-Friend & Son.
Silver Ware-OXtoby & Dufield.
New Goods Still Coming-Turner &
Dillon.
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THE week of prayer commenced yes.
terday. y
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DELIVERY OF CAPITOL BUILDING TO
STATE AUrHoRlTIEs.-The hall Of the
House Of Delegates at the Capitol was
well filed with ladies and gentlemen on
Saturday afternoon, the announcement
having been made il the morning news
papers that the City Council, at 8 Pm,
would formally deliver to the Governor
the new Capitol building. On Friday
night both Branches Of Council adjourned
to meet at the Capitol at the hour speci-
fed. II was nearly 4 o'clock when Mayor
Sweeney called the meeting to order, and
announced that the object Of the joint ses.
sion was to tender the Capitol building
to His Ekcellency Gov. Jacob. The
clerks Of the two Branches then called
their rolls, and there being n quorum Of
each Branch present, the Mayor an
nounced that the meeting was open for
the transaction OF business.
Upon motion Of Mr.. John Hall, OF the
First Branch, committee Of one from
the First and two from the Second Branch
was appointed TO notify the Governor and
State officers that Council was in session
for the purpose Of rendering to them the
new Capitol building. The Mayor ap.
pointed upon the committee Mr.. Hall, Of
the First Branch, and Messrs. Mortimer
Pollock and W. G. HandlNn, Of the Sec.
ond Branch.
The committee proceeded to the apart.
ments Of the State officers, and in few
moments returned, escorting Gov. Jacob,
Treasurer Brady and Superintendent
Byrne, the assembly in the hall rising
and receiving them standing. Mr.. T. ].
Blair, member Of the First Branch, who
Is the oldest member Of Council in con.
tinuous service, then stepped forward
and addressed the Governor az follows:
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THERE were four burglaries in Mounds
vile one night last week.
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SATURDAY.
Az. lsM. 5P.N. 7P. N.
il ~ SC IS
Sunday.
SAM l2N. SIN. 7.P.M
IS 50 80 10
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The new Moundsville Court House
will cost about $34, 900.
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THE Arlington Stove Works will start
upin few days. rb Viii
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The thermometer varied only one tie.
gree all day yesterday.
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SIdrrY. sloppy, slushy-wat'er dread.
ful combination! ...- ia "
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THE week Of prayer began yesterday.
TIE week Of prayer commenced yes
terday. E#
THE skating season is over for the
present.
THE Islanders still cross the river on
the ice. no.
CLEAN tho slush and ice from your
pavements.
ISLANDERS are alarmed over the pros.
pect Of flood.
THE Arlington Stove Works will start
upin few days. rb g.gr
STLrrY. sloppy, slushy-wut'er dread.
tul combination! .I IA "
The thermometer varied only one de-
gree all day yesterday.
The new Moundsville Court House
will cost about S34 900.
TlrEREwerC four burglaries in Mounds.
vile one night last week.
ONLY two marriage licenses were
Issued in this county last week. g.
A COLONY Of forty.seven persons left
MnnnLa uilla LAT ,.nnl. fn. Hn.mn
, 1877-02-19

si-.sntly take aucl course. In the Louisiana
case tnt,st OF them r!antod Themselves upon The
thenry that . State cannot elect an lnelt8ihc
person t1'thc Office Of Electpr, and that tho
xotcs cast lot such person src thrown nwar.
They did not rlafm tfiat The highest minority
candidate IN tucll tase "a elected, but main
tsincl that The State lost The vote In her Elect
orn' College Of the disqualified Efcctor. There
acetns to he no way for them TO esuanc applying
this theory to Tbs Oregon case.
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE DECIDED,
1t Is salf, not tn abandon ttfr contest in ORE
4on, although they do not expect to have The
Cronin vote awarded tlcnt. Such pruminunt
Dcmocrsttc members Of the Electoral tribunal
~ Dayard and Judge Abbott Iayo 3ntln,atcd
that, Il Tl1aea'h chance depended upon their
vote for Crouln, hfs expectations would not be
realized. The Republicans claim that the de-
dsfon in the Florida case has a saving exception
which already lIas practically. decided the
Oregon case. The decision in Florida was that
Congress coulh not 60 behind the t,orcrnur's
certificate except to discover whether it vas In
conformity wItll tIle returns Of this State can
yassing authorities. This, they sar, sases
OREGON,
, 1877-02-19
GRAIN

tbs Nup.ors OF Wheat Coming Back from
England. and What They Amount To---Ths
Other Cereals Mt New York.
Special Df&paicA 10 71A 7ttspn4
New YoRK, Feb. ta.-In segarl to the erala-
market sumors, tho Tlkns says:
The foreign grain markets have beeu tame and
sp!tless fos long tins past especially for wheat
pss: IT, b sAss 70
based on she assumption of ahnt, suppiios ia do
Interior, thu. seriously CHANGING business. Export
unlnlportaut shippers complaining Of thelr tnabli-
ty TO pay askinx rates. Through the past fow
weeks vatoa. ra,nots have been Il circulation ot
return shipment Of American wheat ffom Eu-
rulaoss ,.fof. the mo.t part wsrs credited
IL The WY lbs speculative ntsto:t i rspt eseassi
a being tn substantial control Of the market. Tho
rumoEs bad reference mostly 70 returning eafgoes
week, bseams moro comprehensive. and htuted At
9u.nasss 1t whss a,s',tn hs PEI ct
Si.s fustkst q a aau Ths
Out 81 ths.s hssiag Ss;!. u etotsb!iit,. ii .9s
shipment Of .sefJ lnferior spring wheat from Ga4:
gov, which inferior wneatis sala to 10 in libetal
supply and uma;kstah!e there ana possibly ope Or
: saaess which :te . t.tsis .upPi,ed ttSa.
Of the esboa1d. With shs aaticieaty obvious pss.
pOsc OF influencing ystuea. Late canle saytccs ara
VI stronger foreign markets for wheat, and eIport'
4na Al tns outpoiss, especially ia view Of thu
favorable c,tcumslsnens vt Extraordinary low
rates OF ocean freight, both ay satl and sseaaa.
account, Tor delivery hare sad II Phtl4Iephia und
'alt,nu1e, hAse bcelt extensive, and ptinls Eya Is
man maskrn. This siport ea!i for dout 1t present
comes mostly fson the Wcst Indies, South Amerl-
eau and british American ptuv1nces. tho Inquiry
fIe RuFn 1pInv
supply sha oulk Of thu West iutha trade scqutra-
Mtukx,
, 1877-02-19
3AnT SNOW.
baby SHOW !.

Ths National Association Of FAnctess will bnti "a
Dahy Show In the Exposition building MONDAY
snd TUESDAY of next week. from i 10 U clock
In tho aftnrnoon. Tho following libeFnl premiums
will be offered:
For Tho hsndson,tst and heait iest-looking hoy
OF girl babr over months, snd under III months
Of age:
F!rsf rrt.e, Solid Silver Cup. valuo.. SIS, %
Same, over IS month. and under years Of ase:
Tlrst Prize, Solid Silver Cup. HAluc..... 49h. 09
secnnd rrt<c. ssold Coin 10. 90
For tha handsomcat md misunderstanding pair
Of twins osrr months and under III months Of
hEe: 49,.
First rEzc, Handsomely Cared Black Wal
nut Childs pouh!c 1sdasead. Fa1ue.....s:S. 90 90
eecunA Prike. Gold f'on. n.....+........... 10, 90
samc oyar IL months and undot years Of ago:
Ftr*t and secona pfl1es same ~ above.
For tho finest display Of children Of one birth.
mt less than tT.r!tts. under j years Of agot
Tic Judging viii be dons by hsiiou. Tho ehi}.
dren reccivne tho highest number Of votca will 70.
fs!ve tho prizes.
Comfortably. quarters will bo provided for tho
ittle unct. No untry ieo charged.
Entries received up 10 atonlay noon. Feb. 10.
BY G. J. WAftD. Secretary,
E1pDaltios Building.
.Admlsslon to both tho Dsby and Poultry SHOW.
e3C; children. lie,
, 1877-02-19
Still Another Change In the Cab
met at Constantinopic.
The Gauge Of tho Roumanian Rail-
why's Being Widoned for
Russian Cars.
hassaore Of Eifty-one Egyptian Explorers
in Abyaainia.



PAnIs, Feb. Isle Temps confirms state
mcnts current that The Sultan is III, and says Il
Is feared that be Il suffering from paralysis OF
tho brain.
CONTRADICTION.
The I'ast says It can contradict, upon reliable
authority. rumors Of the 5ultan'A illness.
NEW sEcnErARr OF STATE.
LONDON. Feb. IA ttspatc1, has been re-
cefved from Constantinop1e announcing that
Edham Pasha has been requested by &he sultan
TO appofnt another Qraud Vlxlcr.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Tho Stdtsddt1's Berlin dis
patch says tho dismissal of Edhtnl PaahA seems
TO be fact and bfnhuond Darnoul, bspt}cr-tu-
law OF the Sultan becomes Grand Viztcr with .
policy a1tninE At tho abrogatiou Of the Conatttf-
t[on. Elhcm Pasha will continue to a8sIst him
% new Vizcr, a ho Is ignorant Of any foreign
Language.
RUSSIA.
Tho same correspondent states that Ruesfa,
alter fruitless Efforts to arrive At an UNDER
standing With Austria, has rellnqutshea tho idea
Of & obtaining her immediate cooperation. It Is
said, however, that Russia haa arrived at an
agreement with Germany, to which tho nd
hcrcnce OF Austria Is expected.
TRANSPORTATION.
A. telegram from Pesth to tho Standard r.
ports that 1000 military engineers nro changing
the Enuge Of the leoumanEan railways to that OF
the Russian roads, The work will bc completed
iu twenty days. The Russian army is making
energetic Lfepafnt!ou8 10 Cross the Prtltb,
Orders from st. Petersburg arc that the march
should be accomplished without ncedicssty en-
cumbcrtnE tho railways, which will transport
the artillery and ambu1ances.
, 1877-02-19
strongly supported The Electoral bill, II tlley
did not tlow abide the rcsuIt in COOL faith.
On The other sidc It WAS urged that It would
he h&tttr IN

WI hOt tII" hUlAC lHC te5A1k ~ EVlA AAltAs
On The other stdc It WAS urged that It would
be better 10 I
HAVE An tNrEnREdruA, i
and for tho presiding officer Of the Senate t.
act a. President until there coul! bc 4 icw elec
he defeated by 8ll means knHwn 10 the Constf-
Among those vino u1vocated Cochranc.a
protn,stfon wcnr Mct.r,. Tl,ompson, liu.d,
Southland, and Lyndc, and a1aong those who on.
I"aean. Hlnclcton, fli1l, Hayastl, and Herman.
air. Drj1ft Offered tho following amendment
10 Rcagan's resolution:
cmn und earnest protest Of Tie Democratic rarty
a.untt ttn gr,eE and shameless violations of law,
justce and trnth contained In the decisions of the
maturity who sixned tho sane In thu cases Of FloF.
ids and Louftlaia.
The resolution of Mr.. Reagan, as amended by
Mr. Bright. tho whole bcfng a substitute for
Cocfiranc's proposition, wAa adopted by vote Of
yeas, So: NAYS, ~.
riELD's rRorostrrov.
Mr.. Field offered rcsnlutfon for the appoint
rl1cht Of conahttttce Ut lire 10 inquire whether
i would be cxpedient to withhold approprIa-
lions for the support OF the armr.
Wills fn0ycd to lar the resolution On the
table, saying tu withhold suc1, supplfes would
be revolutionary. The cifect wonll be to alarm
tho country, therefore lie should oppose any
such legislation to the litter c,lsl.
Mr.. Field withdrew llts resolution.
Mcssrs. Field and TuckGr suggested there be
All adjourned meeting of the caucus. but this
Was objected tp, and m adjournment took
place.
, 1877-02-19
GREAT BRITAIN,
O'XAN0NEr.
fHSFHf,f EdEk1

LONDON, Feb. 18.-The prospective arrival Of
tho body Of John 0'Afaloney In Ireland has
excited the greatest interest in the ranks Of tho
Irish Sationalists. A series Of imposing dem
onstsations will, 1t Is expected, take place,
Thousands Of 1Fishmcn not sympathixing with
Fcniantsm will join In professions At Cork and
Dublin to manifest their hostility to tho present
system Of British rule. In Illustration, It Ia
stated TINT the Home Rulers will march With tho
ADVANCED Nationallsts. or. IS thcy nsc called,
Fenlans. Cardinal Paul Cullen has been solicited
to permit Oahoney' rs body to lle In state In tho
Catholic Cathedral.
AN AWFUL pt316TER.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The man-of.war Tn3orous
returned to Yarmouth Sunday, after weeks
search Tor tho uIIsslnB fishermen, which WIS
unsuccessful. Twcnty-aro vessels nud 15j
h7nas weso given up as lost.
, 1877-02-19

will now como IN without further opposition.
and to defeat II at any hazard, lut we arc utter
" beaten at every point. lad personal IN.
terets to spur nc on; n: expected and greatly
desired 10 80 abroad, but Talk and work has
Of the whole thing r. not the present
defeat but tho ccrtninty that with II
and, by It the Democratic party Is swept
out Of power-if not forcyer-for long series
ersaful campaign. The Republican party wltl
undergo wholesome change. know the new
man from Ohio well. tIc Will give to the cout'-
Try m honest, liberal, and brilliant AdmfnfstEa-
t!on,-one IN which honest men will lie upper.
most, and ono that iatr-mindctl n,cn of all
parties Will 10 obliged 10 respect. II will draw
such strength 10 It tha., in view OF the present
division ami defeat of the Democratic majority
In tho House, will keep the Democracy nut of
power for twenty 5eare, II it llvcs so loug."
, 1877-02-19
GREAT FORTUNE.

CEV%a4* k7Ss3s09t@f
Bosfoa, Fcb. ls.-The claimants for tho
estate OF Charles Robert O'Kelfs, Of Calcutta,
residing on WALNUT strcos In Charieasowp, .tates
that her brother, prior to her BIRTH enltste1 IN
tho Eng!tsA army aud gradually worked his way
up until hc became an .Adjutant-0ensEa
Meanwhile ls married wealthy lady in India.
aud By her had sou, Charles Robert O'kelts
parents dying, 10 becamo possessed Ut theit
pro3xsty. THO SOU aud biz wtfc having died
without otsprlug, the estate ts to be settled.
MEs Madden has three hrukhe1s and two sisters
living, and there aso utso thfes children Of d.
ceased siates y come In for shasc Of tho ~
tate. ..E
, 1877-02-19
THE PRESIDENT.

6pecsdt Dttpateh IL 5As Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. 1S.-Tho President,
Ia speaking of the political status OF South
Carolina md Louisiana said that tho cases were
extremely dtsslmt1ar, and could hardly be treat
cd under ono general tlne of action. IN South
Carolina tho contest had assumed such phase
that the whola army Of the United States would
be inadequate to enforce the authority Of Gov.
Chamberlain; that tho people OF that State had
resolved to resort to violence, but adopted
mode Of resistance much more effective than
armed demonstration. They had refused to pay
their State taxes, and It would be useless to
sell their property, as no ono would buy It.
Unless Chamberlain could compel tho Collector
Of taxes, It would be utterly useless for hin to
expect TO maintain his authority for any length
Of time. This state Of affairs must inevitably
result iu the abandonment Of alt ciTorts by
Chamberlain to maintain l,fmeclf in the exercise
Of the gubcruatoria1 functions OF South Caro-
ltpa. In regard to Louiaia'tR tho President will
not undertake to decide As between Mcssrs.
Packard mud Nichols.
rnE rnz:rDExTlAL FAMILY.
The Presitlcnt wilt leave tho Executive Man.
sion on Saturday, Marrh 5, and with Mrs.
Grant will be the guests Of Secretary Fish till
ttleir departure from the Capital, which Will be
early IN april. Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris will take
up their fesldcnco this week With Mrs. Louis
Dent In this city. and Will remain Until May,
when they w''l sail for Europe. ulysscs Grant,
Js.' tho PEcsident's secretary, Will leave Tor
NcT York March 4, to begin the pfnct'cc OF Law
With tue hstn OF which nc now ID member.
col. CHANT,
who las been In Washington for two winters en-
gagged in making copies Of tho records Of Gen.
sherldan's headquarters destroyed In tho Chi"
caGo fire, will return to the headquarters OF tho
Lfcutcunnt- tjcucral at Chicago at ono. Tho data
,rh,h H.. 10, ,osr ,,,,,,,,,juv .t,oo t..o No.,
"Me" ~ ~ aI" c ~ a'.,a, Is,s,. 10y ~ soaa
ufaees 1aot oa'y tno oaiaai fccofus o. aeaa,
9unFtcrs but also tha Official material for tu!l
history of alIcrffian'a conncetfou With the War
s,,.,.,
r.+,..,,o,"
1ne frcsloent VIII Rasc 10 Ac'eca nor oiahess'
Tho statement that hc Will Eiyc
farewell dluuer to his Cabiuct was
rnt,rrlv u,,nuthorizrt1. Tim nbscnca NJ tin
.,.''s, n-..I,",,,s; ,s... Ill. ,,.t.~ ~. ,s..,
, 1877-02-19

Gntaal NfpateA to Ia 7StS1aA
WAsaISaEoN, Feb. lS.-Sono Conservative
Democrats express tho hope that tho Demo
cratic members Of tho Commission will no: yota
IN body against counting tho Hayes return
from Oregon. They thlpk it would bs IN excel
lentwaJ 70 dtspsovo Tho charge Of parttsanshtp
sgaiust thoss members, and to fasteu 1t At tho
ssme time more strongly upon tho Republicans.
II tho bogus return Of Uronln should bo thrown
out by tho vo&e Of all tho Democrats Il IL not
probable thAt this will bo done. howerer.
IN FACT,
the Democratic Com aai4stouera could not con-
, 1877-02-19
LOOKING AHEAD.
important Nature Of the
Southern Hayes Moye-
ment in Congress.
Gen. Grant Urged to Leave
Louisiana for Hayes to
Deal With.
Good Authority for Saying Gov.
Hayes Has Not Chosen Any
Of Ills Cabinet
The Democratic House Report
Upon the South Caro-
INA Election.
Mighty influence Of Fol1noa1 bxpe-
dienoy on the Democratic
Mind.
All but the trresponsib]os Will
Cook Their Wrath for the
Next Campaign.
Dastardly Utteranccs Of the
Washington "Capltal"
Newspaper.
Reproduction Of tho Loathsome
Rattle of La Crosse and Ti-
t1lsvf1tc in War-TfmcS.
Speculation Concerning the Action Of
the Commission on Oregon.
Dastardly Utterances Of the
Washington "Capital"
Newspaper.
Reproduction Of the Loathson,e
Rattle of La Crosse and Ii
tslsvf1te in Yar-TfmcS.
Speculation Concerning the Action Of
the Commission on Oregon.
LOUISIANA.
WHAT WILL BE DONE ABOUT HEh3
uxs.t~f a. N4a TNfhiHf

w.xn,snrov. n. O.. Fob. 18.-Thcro arc good
rcn.ons for bcltey,up that President Grant will
DECLINE TO Interfere in Louisiana during the re.
molnturr two weeks of his administration, OK
c.nt In maintain tfle prcseut peaccablc status In
quo, There hays been several important con-
ferenccs Of Rcnullcaas to-day, at Which Il was
decided to recommend this course to the Prcst-
dent. and Secretary Fish has been requested to
use his Influence TO that end. Tho arguments
used ore something like thts: tioy. lIavcs
llas a po]tcy lacking ou1y fl detail to be
snnnl.el by couusci with prominent men
from a1l sections hereafter, which hc
thinks will restore peace prosperity,
and rood feeling to tho South. liz ought to
l,oyo m ont,ortunity TO nut thut plau iu cxcc,s-
tton without beiur embarrassed by any act of
tho closing DAYS OF President Grants atltuinis-
trntfou. which }o f1Iaycs) might not be ablc to
undo. and for which ho might
wnnsnyu,,,Y M urf,n us.poss,sxK.
Moreover. tic Southern Democrats In consider
obla number have acted Ia mood 1aIt), In ths
CAUCUS In oppo.lue the desperate measure Of
the royotu.lutlIsts designed to tiefcst tho Prcsl-
dcutfal cotpt. They haye done thI8, no
doubt, te)iuytn9 tl,at tho passage In
Coy, Haycs' acceptance relating to
southern affairs iutcnlcd what It
sat-tbat they have moro to hopc from 1iayce'
administration in the South than from Tildcn's,
md that these sincere concliatoE{ advances
from soutlcru men
@ae1.a -. 49,. ~ ~, "ss ~. ",',,.,,,,..,, A..
~ .ne e1te".' -. ae4e' y. ~. s.aah 49,
sous'e'n ~ @ ~ ~. x"a',.,o ""a u, ~.
, o.''ass 'es,.ss .,,". ,r.;,s -. n,.,I. 49," a11 M
taua.,s p.., ess' s ,,,,aa st.
!o''9"'"E NV ast
~. sns W ~. ~ nss sc,,sno,'t nnnuhts,'
Nv soa.s y. .as ,,ns..", III. r,,,.,.oa
iseAlets 'noio"Sn! ~ n-',,s. 80 -" s...'s..
course ioF tlie reasons ststee'' Ahosc "aoe enou'"
know, ray that
TIE PRESIDENT WILL ACCEPT THIS ADVICE,
ana tnat nc docs not icel that 10 oash 70 lo
anything III TIC c!oalng uafs VI hts eafeef WINCH
might interiors With tho whole policy OF tho 1ol~
lowing administration. 1ho Ncpubl'ean lcaa-
crs say' therefore, That. unless some cstraeful-
nary outbreak shall occur In New orleans, max"
ing tue use OF troops necessary TO preserve tao
, 1877-02-19
TIE VATICAN,
4 CHANCE ron A'CLosKY.

LONDON, Feb. 1a.-The Roman correspondent
OF tho 17mts states TINT It has been rcsu!ycd
that my Cardinal may be elected lopc On the
death Of Plus TX, Irrespective Of nationality.
This decision IVES not reached without consile1.
abs discussion between tho Pope and souao of
tue Sacred College. The decision will be com
muuicatc1 to ali the Cardinals.