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CHICAGO, July ls.--The St. Louis bank
troubles have produced scarcely a per,
ceptible impression on the banking in,
stitutions here. There has been a small
run by light depositors on the State
Savings Bank, but there is nothing like q
rush, and the bank officers say they fre,
quently pay out more in forenoon ia
the ordinary course Of business than they
have up to one o'clock to-day. It is prob
able that the run will cease entirely to.
morrow, as that inaugurated yesterday
on the Fidelity has to-day.
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Cali for Bonds Likely To BE Is.
SUed,

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The indica.
tious are that the Treasury will this af-
teruoon or tomorrow issue call fol
$35 100000 Of bonds.
It can be stated upon high official au'
thority before taking any fnrther steps
towards recognition Of the Diaz Gov.
ernment, that the United States Govern
ment will await the promised reparatior
Tor actual invasion and conflict by th'
Mexican troops upon the soil Of The Uni
tad EIaiaa
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New YORK, July ls.-The failure is
announced Of Blumgant & Co., importers
Of wooIens, vest goods and white shirt
ings. 1t is estimated that their liabili-
ties are between 100000 and S5OO,0O0
while the assets are thought to be COM
paratively very small. The principal
creditors are business houses in Europe
Three prominent English firms are known
to be creditors to the amount oi $780,
900. The failure is attributed to losses
by recent heavy failures Of other firms
and by too liberal system Of credits
The firm is also said to have lost large
sums by the purchase of gold.
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Barb arisn, In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, July 1s.-An unknown
party set fire to the house Of VIM. Ander.
son near Worthwhile, KY, at an early
hour yesterday morning, while the fami
ly was asleep. A daughter, sixteen year,
old, awoke, came to the front door and
opened it, Immediately several shots were
fred; eleven shots taking effect on the
girls person, inaicting wounds from
which she died. No motive for the deed
ia known.
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The War With the NeL Perces-
Further Outrages on settlers.

SAN FRANCISCO, July l8.-A Walla
Walla dispatch says the Indians have
killed three men and one girl on Cow
Creek. Old Salty, the Spokane chief, be-
lieves so OF his warriors have gone to Join
Joseph. They are beyond his control,
Col. Greene, with his column, has reached
Little Salmon river from the south.
By messenger from Smoakhalla and
Kerrynon the Spokane chiefs announce
their desire to remain friendly and go on
a reservation, provided one is set apart
for them and food furnished them for the
Vintar
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sheridan on the Big Horn,

GREEN RIVER, July 1s.-Captain ]
Gregg returned from Gen. Sheridan
camp yesterday at the foot Of ClouC
Peak, in the Big Horn mountains. The
distance from this place to Camp STAN
brough is 2OS miles. There are no In
dians in the country. There is q large
herd OF buffalo north OF Beaver Greek
Gen. Sheridan and party are all we'll.
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TOLEDO, July 1S.-The Lake Side Sab,
bath School Encampment held their clos.
ing reception at their hotel last evening
Addresses were delivered yesterday BY
Presidents Hayes, OF Washington, Pa,
College, and Payne, Of Delaware, Drs
McCracken and McGaw, Frank Beard
and Paney. The Encampment through.
out has been a decided success, securing
It's continuance under Superintendent
Warden, with arrangements TO make the
company union Of Christian denomina'
tiops,
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WAE DEPARTMENT,

WAB DKPARINENT,
OYYIc1 OF THR CHEY 9laNAL OPPIcKR,
WAsHIHsToE, D. C., July l9-i 4. v.
PRoBAHILITIEa.
For the Lower Lakes, falling, followed
by rising barometer, southwest veerinl
to colder northwest winds, with clear OF
clearing weather. -
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys and Upper Lakes, colder north
west winds and rising barometer, back tc
warmer southwest, with clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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FURTHER FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THE
sEcRErARY.
WHEEI ING. LnlH Is 1871

WASHINGTON, D.C Jul,

WARRINGTON, D. @, July IS.
TO Hon. H n Natasrs, Rheslins, W Va j!
All available troops at the arsenal, in
this city, and at Fort McHenry, Balti.
more, numbering over 800 men in all,
have bean ordered to MartinsburR in re.
lponse to your call. Il Is not necessary
for Col. DelaplAin TO report here as pro-
posed. Gro. w. MoCRARY,
Secretary ef Var.
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Sale oil Q RaiIroad Ordered,

SPRrNoTIELD, ILL, July 1s.-In the
United States Court,to-day a final decree
OF foreclosure Of the J. B. 4 W. R. K.
was entered and the sale Of the road for
the benefit Of the Farmers Loan & Trust
Co. and other claimants, is ordered TO
take place at Bloomington; the day is not
vet fixed,
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Latest From the Seat Of War;
The situation still Looking
Ugly-.-rhe wheeling Boys in q
Good State OF Preservation.
MARTINsBUR0, July IS, Q r. NJ

MARTrSsBuRG, July IS, 9r.M.
Special TO the.IntellIsencer.
The City Council of Martinsburg met
to-day and ordered all the drinking places
closed. Corporal Larkin and a squad
that were lett at Grafton last night Joined
us here this afternoon. Captain Miller
marched his company in fne style from
the train 10 the Court House, where they
are now quartered, all taking their meals
at the Continental House, and living in
fine style. The Guards are under regu-
lar military discipline. There are about
500 strikers here at present, all armed.
The majority of them have congregated
along the track on the outskirts OF the
city, but will offer no violence unless an
attempt is made to run other than mail
trains. Mails are passing east and west
on regular time. Captain Shipley's com.
mand from Moorefeld will reach here to.
morrow, and other troops are expected.
The railroad company are reloading
cattle and..expect to start some trains to-
morrow. About eight of the volunteers
returned home tonight. Trouble ex.
pected 10 commence soon. W.
STILL LATER.
MARTtNsB1Rd, July lS,-l0:30 Pm.
sr:cial to the Intelllgcneer.
Two hundred United States troops are
on their way here. One hundred and
forty men embarked at Locust Point
from Fort McHenry and sixty from
Washington City. The strikers all along
the line know Of their coming and it ia
expected the troops will experience great
difficulty in getting through. If success.
ful they will reach here some time to-
night. AT this writing great crowds are
at the Station and on the streets. At
Cumberland the strike is only on the Bal
timore & Ohio, and not on the Cumber.
land & Pennsylvania, as reported. The
caualboatmen are joining the strikers.
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NLw ORLEANS, July ls.-Itisreported
from Galveston that cotton worms have
appeared In considerable numbers at dlt.
ist"nt points ia the Valley Of the Bra1oP,
Colorado, Guadaloupe, Nleces and Trin.
aIy tIVeFs. Planters are supplying them.
selves with poison.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 1s.-The Coro-
ner's Jury in the case Of the recent terri,
bly, fatal explosion in the ore mine near
Macungie, ind that on various occasion.
before the explosion the boiler was charg.
ed with steam beyond It's capacity, there
by Weakening and atraining II.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, July 1S.-The base
ball club known as the Memphis Red.
disbanded this morning.
ERIE, July lS.-Tecumsehs 7, Fries 8
CHICAGO, July lS.-Bostons IS; Chi
Cages 4,
81. LOUIS, July lS.-st, Louis 10; Hart.
ford 9.
IND1ASAPoLIs, July 1s.-Indianapolis
2; Manchesters 0.
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LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-Gen. John NJ.
Harlan, DR.. E. D. Standeford, Gen. Eli II.
Murray, G. P. Daem and G. P. Watts, II
committee oicitizens, have gone 10 Wash.
ington for the purpose Of inviting the
President and Cabinet to attend the open.
ing Of the Louisville Exposition in Sep.
tember.
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NEW YORK, July lS.-Charles Long,
storekeeper Of the steamer Queen, has
been arrested on the charge Of smuggling
silks and laces.
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GheQntellfqsueer.
Intelligencer for the summer.

PrVnI sattro II, ely nay haze he I"isliemOs
unI 10 ih,ir Gdlrsp BY mat, fotdos Ftpntd, t''
,ehH linz a. :th,y may .i,'|', ii & rate " N1esA
e'Aii pr Ws,t.
Sy- n, nonry % Poy for he tine rsqEitd nEiI
IN al raI detcufd'y ne @dsr.
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Tilden et nj. Gone to Euroue

NEw YoRK, July lS.-E1.GoyernOr
Samuel ]. Tildeu, Secretary Of State
Bigelow and Cyrus w. Field satled TO.
day in the scythia for Europe. Good.
bye was said to frienda from 9 to 1lA..x.
Tilden will return In October.
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AYouthlul iInII Rohher,

ERtE, Pa, July 1s.-C. Smell, sn EN-.
ploye Of the Postotice here, was arrested
to-day for robbing the mails. The missing
letters were found on his person., he Il
but II Yeara old.
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MARTrysRuRo, July IS.


Have received telegram saying that
the President is about Issuing q procla-
nation, which he is anxious 70 have post.
ed along the line. Up TO this time the
trouble is all within our State, ex-
cept at Baltimore. A scout has
Just this moment returned from
the sand house, about 500 yards west Of
the depot, where the strikers are forti.
fed, aud reports them 450 strong and
we'll armed. DELAPLAls.
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oMAHA, July 1S.-Wm. KnoWlton, a
man employed in the saw mill Of Hamil.
ton 4 Co, this city, while at work to-day
slipped and fell on saw, which was ia
rapid motion, and was instantly killed.
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Not the Pnpcrs IYnnted.

NEW ORLEANS, July ls.-The boxes
found in the Custom House which were
supposed to contain the missing audito'
rial papers are now believed not to CON
tain the records sought after. Legal steps
will be taken to procure an examination
OF the boxes.
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rnc tapItaI Meeting Last night.

Owing to the heavy rain that set in
late Yesterday afternoon, the Capital
meeting called in the interest of Martins.
burg for last night, was postponed to a
more favorable opportunity for seeing a
proper attendance Of the people.
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QUEENSTOWN, July 1s.-steamer Can.
ada, from New York, which reached here
to-day with machinery, disabled will
proceed tonight.
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RIO THE VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY
ELECTION.
lPe,,e4 by tbo Board Of Commissioners, July

Passed by the Board oil Commissioners, July
ID, ls77.l
An election will Be held on TUESDAY, August
7th, 1871 for the purpose Of taking the sense OF the
persons qualified 10 Vots In aid county for mem.
beJs Of the legislature Of the State Of West VIr-
ginlA, upon the following questions:
llt. The permanent location Of the Capital Of the
State.
ID. Whether they will au,horiEe an additional
subscription TO 10 made In the name, and on behalf
Of the baid county Of Ohio 10 the edpi.al Iioek d
the PlhIbuEgh, Wheeliay & fsNlueky Railooai Com.
Pday in sum not exceeding Gfty thousand dollar,
lS5O 0O0) for the purpose Of purchasing the mort.
BREe bonds Of MD railroad COMPANY, or uherib-
ing and paying RS capital slock Of aid company "a
be exchanged Tor Ald bonds, thereby aiding Iald
railroad 10 it1 completion:
Polls ahAll be opened on the 7th day Of August
1877, commencing at O'Clock A. n. and closing Al
ex p y, At tho following paees In sal1 county viz
In Liberty DAtrict Al MrS, BeagleS, Valley Grove
at VIM. Twins, in West Liberty, and EchOol housC
At Potomac.
In RichlAnd District At RIehland school house
and Glenn's Run nch0ol house.
In TriadelPhia District at Henry liners, Tria-
delphiA; al Wesley RobinIonS and school house Al
LeitherEood, near toll houte.
In Richie District At the store Of Il, D, AsmuS
In Webster District at United Engine House.
In Centre District at the Guard Hose HouJe.
In Union District al the Atlantic Engine House
In Clay District at the Court House.
In Madison DtStrict at the Market House.
In Warrington District 1t the Vlgllant Engine
HOuSa.
Tele, CHAs. Il. DEITERs
Clerk Board Of commlnionsts Ohio County
County Commissioner Otace, July 5, 1877.
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July, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seyenty.aeven and Of the
Independence Of the Uniten States one
hundred and two,
R. B. HAYES.
F, W. SEWARD, Acting Ssty Of Stais.
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SAN FRANctsco, July ls.-Fazon D.
Atherton died this morning. There was
no session Of the Big Board to-day in re.
speCt 10 his memory,
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o. 8. TROOPS FOR MARrrNsRuRo,

WAsHISGToS, D. G., July lS.-This
afternoon President Hayes received
from Governor Mathews, Of west Wiz.
gtnia, u telegram dated Wheeling, stating
that the strikers on the B. 4 D. Railroad
had become so violent and incendiary
that hewas unable to quell the disturb.
.ance with the forces at hiSccmmand, and
requesting that U. s. troops be placed at
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J. W. GARRETT. Pest.
TROOPS COMING TO MAR7tSsBuaa.

MART1NsBuRG, July IS, 1877.
To Cor. Alathers:
Nothing yet from Moorefeld. Will re.
tain the guards, and let Capt. Chiply's
company come, as both may be required
to protect the town il the main fighting is
on the railroad.
Secretary McCrary advises me that
the troops left Locust Point at O'Clock:
l will probably await daylight for opera.
tions. The mob is desperate and it is
generally thought vii resist the Marines.
DELAPLAIH.
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AT "a. NJ. we have information to the
effect that the Government troops stopped
at Harper's Ferry last night as a precau.
tionary measure, and will come on to
Martinsburg early this morning. We
also learn that the Moore6eld company
was met at Keyser by the strikers and
warned that they could not proceed to
Martinsburg, and under advice from Col.
Delaplain turned back homeward.
1t is said that at Martinsburg
preparations were making last night by
the strikers for a defensive warfare, in
the shape OF throwing up entertainments.
Capt. Devries' advices at this writing
show that the outlook is decidedly
hostile at all the principal points. There
is news that 200 canalmen have gone from
Sir Johns Run to JOIN the strikers at
Martinsburg, and that the wires are
tapped and the news taken of.
$50 A. M.-Since writing the above we
have received from Gov. Mathews the
following kilograms:
MARTTSsBURG, July IS.
Coz. Mathers:
am advised from New Creek that
things are blue there. Chiply is encamp.
ed four miles out OF town, with arms but
no ammunition. The railroad men have
held a meeting and sent him word that
II he attempts to board train East the
train will be torn 10 pieces. As he cannot
unite with us and has no means OF pro.
tecting himself, l have ordered him
home. The troops left Washington at
10. The strikers are fully advised Of
their movements. l have had them
stopped at HArper's Ferry for daylight,
as they would probably be wrecked
coming through tonight. They number
two hundred and five rifles, but no
artillery. | do not consider this sufficient
and have asked the Secretary OF War for
one hundred more rifles and two pieces
Of artillery, in which please cooperate
with me from your end. DELAPLAIR.
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FAIRRtEID, NE, July 1s.-Forest tirf1
are raging in this vicinity, vast areas d
timber land burnhd over, and many
buildings destroyed.
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WHEELING, July 10, 1871.
To Col. R. N. Delap!ain, Martinsburg, W.
Va:
Ihave just sent the following telegram
10 the President:
WHEELING, July ls, 1877.
70 His Ercelieney, R. B. Hayes, President
ofhe United States, Washtng!on, D. c.:
Owing to unlawful combinations and
domestic violence now existing al Mar.
tinsburg and at other points along the
line OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, il
is impossible with any force at my com.
mand to execute the laws Of the State.
therefore call upon your Excellency for
the assistance oi the United States Mill
tary TO protect the law abiding people Of
the State against domestic violence and
to maintain the supremacy Of the law.
The Legislature is not now in session and
cauld not be assembled in time TO take
any action in the emergency. A force Of
from two 10 three hundred men should be
sent without delay to Martinsburg,
where my aid, Col. Delaplain, will
meet and confer with the officer In COM
mand. HENRY NJ. MATHEWS,
GOrTnOr Vest Hirginia.
This force must only be used to protect
and aid the civil authorities Of the law.
Itarrests are 10 be made they must be
made by. the civil authorities II necessa'
ry under the protection Of the military,
l cannot come to Martinsburg. 1t il
deemed necessary that l should remain
here. HENRY N. MATTHEWS.
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FURTHER INFORMATION TENDERED.
WHEELING, July IS.

" HkELINUI July To-
Col. R. NJ Delaplain, Martinsbnr0, W Va:
The President wants full information.
Please 90 to Washington at once and in.
form him and the Secretary Of War,
Telegraph the latter when you will be
there. 1IERRY NJ. MATHEWS.
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DRUGGISTS.
An Ohio Merchant

Writes us: any customers say must keep
LOGAN, LIST 4 cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING PoRDER. They won'tbuy any
other kind" unquestionAbly the best
Baking Powder in the market Sold by
the best Dealers, everywhere.
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why THE GOVERNOR CALLED FOR AID.
WHEELING, July ls, 1877.

WHEELING, July IS, 1877.
To Hon. Geo. ". MtCra'y, Secretary y
War, Washington, D. c.;
The only organized force in the State
consists OF four companies. Two otthese
are at Martinsburg and in sympathy with
the rioters, who are believed 10 be eight
hundred strong. Another company is IS
miles from railroad. Onl Y one company
OF forty men efficient. No organized
militia in the State. Will send Col.
DelaplAin to see the President il desired.
He is at Martinsburg. have been re.
luCtant to call on the President, but
deemed 1t necessary to prevent bloodshed.
HENRY NJ. MATHEWS.
FURTHER FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THE
sEcRErARY.
WHEELING, July is, 1877.
To Hon. Geo. ". MCray, Secre,ary Of
War, Warrington, D. C.:
The Legislature OF 1875 prohibited the
enrolment Of the militia Of this State
There is now not one volunteer company
which is available In this emergency,
have no doubt that within ten days ]
conld organize within the State force
sufficient to suppress any riot, but in the
meantime much property may be de-
stroyed, and, what ia more important
valuable lives lost,
regret the necessity, but have MOI
hesitated TO assume the responsibility o.
applying to the President for assistance
HENRY n. MATHEWS,
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000


This Bank ia organized and prepared TO transact
the business Of banking In all itH details.
ltsucceedA the Fiut National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and b under the
same management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of It's Cor
respondents and Deposition, and by prompt and
faithful execution o their wishes hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
United stateG
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at Esht 10
ceiyed from Banks, Bankers, FIImi, Corporations
oeEt!deates q Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
DIRECTORS:
John <. Botstord, WIN. B. sImpson,
Jacob y. Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner,
VIM. A. lSett, John l. Hobhs,
A. n. Adams, D, 6, Dewey,
Henry N. HlTper, ny2I-dAw
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DISPATCH TO COL. pELAPLAIN.
WHEELING, July IS.

Col. r. H. DsIapIdin;
l have heard from the Secretary oil
War. Not necessary Tor you 10 20 10
Washington. Federal officers will see
you at Martinsburg. approve Of all
your suggestions. Exercise your judg.
ment and accept my thanks.
HENRY N, MATHEWS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


WAsHINGToN, d. c., July ID. !
Goo. Henry b. MathsrSs, IYheeling, ". Va:
Your dispatch to the President asking
for troops Ia received. The President is
averse TO Intervention unless it Is clearly
shown that the State is unable 10 suppress
the insurrection. Please forward a full
statement Of the iac!s. What force can
the State raise? How many are the in.
surrectionists7
GEORGE W. MCCRARY.
See'y Of War.
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WHOLE NO. 1897.

suit finally terminates he is mulcted in
costs whether he wins or loses The as.
sumption of law is that the wife has no
money or property of her own, and the hus-
band must therefore at the very start fur
nish funds sufficient to enable his wife to
bring legal proceedings against him. 1t is
an open question whether the statute when
il allows wife to retain full power over the
property she had when single. with the priv
ilege of acquiring as much more she can,
ought not TO throw the cost Of divorce pro-
ceedings upon her In case they fail, il she
has the means of defraying them. 1t is
further worth inquiring whether married
woman should have the right to dispose abb
solutely of property of her own while her
husband is not permitted to ALLEVIATE a foot
OF his without her consent. At present the
disabilities seem all to be on the side of mar
ried men.
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ST Patrick's Day fn DuoItis..
ICahle Sneelal IN the Herald


st. Pairick's day WAS celebrated by the
castle authorities In Dublin to-day with the
customary honoFS The ceremony OF mount
ing guard at the castle on the national holi-
day is alwaysa grand military display, but
on this occasion IL was rendered very impos-
ing by the presence OF the duke OF Con-
naught with the lord lieutenant and several
distinguished military officers. The garri-
son OF Dublin, which is seldom less than
500 men,. were brigaded, and as they
marched past the viceregal balcony under
the eyes OF the prince the bands played Irish
national airs, Money was thrown TO the
crowd with.a view TO arouse something that
might pass for enthusiasm, and the whole
court and the military officers wove sham
rocks This Is regarded MS suggestive of de-
sire 20 counteract the effect of'tho " Mahony
demonstration, which was as unnaistakable
an expression OF disloyalty 81 1t was de-
cded success in regard to numbers. Irish
natonAiists laugh at the ides.of a few sham
rocks and little music and little silver
throwa.anlong crowd having any effect in
changing a deep rooted national sentiment.