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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-30

A house at New Durham, N. H.. was
saved from destruction in a curious man.
ner on Monday. A spark flew from the
chimney to some clothes in q chamber
and set them on Ere and was spreading
rapidly over the floor, when It reached
some acOrns spread there, which popped
so loudly hat the family heard the noise,
and going to see what the trouble was
found the fire and extinguished it.
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Monday, December 3, 1877,

sell at public vondue, az IL o'clock M, I'M
front e The courthouse in the city Of Menu
phis, to the highest bidder, for cash, the foI,
Loving described real e3tate. to-wit:
One house and lot IN the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, state Of Tennessee, commenc-
ing ct tho northwest corner of South md
Causey r%treet9i thence west with South strt OF,
$50 feet; thonce north 60 f6 1t to Talley's SOUTH
west corner; theme cast with mis- south line
lSO feet to Causey street thence south with
O9usey street 60 ieet 70 the BEGINNING.
,Nqultiy OF redemption is expressly waived.
The title is believed to be perfect, but l shall
sell and convey as trustee onlv.
&-S0 ISAAC MORRISON, Trustee ~
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A very ridiculous statement con-
corning Washington Irving is going
the rounds of the press. It's sub
stance is hat early in life the au-
thor became attached to a beauti-
full Jewess named Gratz, who lived
in Philadelphia, and as their union
was impossible both remained single
unto death. To this is added the
still more surprising statement that
this Robecca Gratz became the orig.
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Oun srATE nEHr.

The Upton Record takes this view of
the a%Il-important question now before
the people. The people of the State
would not knowingly commit any act
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SPECIAL NOTICE
CARn.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood, etc.. I will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
~self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. ISMAE. Station d. Bible House, NeD York
Ci0. 36-xxvii-S eod&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-30

Robert Browning, the poet, has writ
ten to the Lcndon Times that he has de
clined tie candidacy for The l)rd rec.
torship Of St. Andrews.
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Dropped Dcad.

ToLEDo, November 3O.-James F.
Aikens, formerly Of Chicago, while Civ.
ing an exhibition with a stereopticon in
St. PauPs church, last evening, dropped
dead on the stage with heart disease.
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81. ANDREWS SOCIETY.
L&cAL
seal.
&heriff's Sale of Real Estate.


DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
IL that by virtue Of an execution to me di-
rected from the Honorable Supreme Court
OF Tennessee. in the case Of j. j. Freeman
VS.. I. j. Cogsweli ct al. Judgment rendered
two hundred and sixty-six dollars and twenty
one cents, with interest and costs Of suit, 10
satisfy said judgment, etc., I will, on
Wednesday, December 10, 1877,
in legal hours, IN front of the Court house,
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell, to the high
est bidder. for cash, the following described
property, t0-wit:
Lying and being in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, bounded on the north by the tract of
land known as the NJ. j. Wicks tract, on the
south by the land Of VIM, Beckland, on the
east by the land Of defendant Mary A Cox,
on the west by Il. s. Adams tract of land,
containing by estimation sixty-seven acres,
more or less.
Also atract of land in the Seventeenth civil
district of said county, bounded on the north
By a tract of land known as the tract of IL. b.
Ramsey, south by a tract known rs the Harris
estate tract, east by the tract of James and
Pat Scott. west by the tract oil defendant,
Mary A. Cox, containing by servey sixty-three
acres, more or less
Also one lot in the Fifth civil district of said
| county. and in the Second ward Of the city of
Memphis, on the north side of Washington
st.eet, fronting thereon ninety-nine feet. and
running back in parallel lines one hundred
and forty. eight teet, and now occupied by
John Donovan.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
Mary A. Cox. to satisfy said judgment, in
terest and costs.
Memphis. November % 1877. 3
@. Il, ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
By W. D. CANNON. d. S.
IL. Clay King and Jas. Gallagher. attorneys
I for plaintiff 7s-ai.90
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LEGAL.
Trastee's Sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of a trust deed to
~ me executed By j. j. Williams, dated
April "A, 1875. and recorded in Record Book
No. lOi. page 256, in the Registers Office Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, to which reference
ia hereby made. |, as such trustee, at the re-
quest Of the benefciaries in said trust, the
oobt therein mentioned being past due, will,
On Friday, December IA, 1877,
soil at public yendue, to the highest bidder.
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
One undivided third interest iu fifteen acres
Of land with appurtenances thereunto belong
ing, situated near hozelle Station, on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, known as
the DR.. j.. j. Williams plate, and now oceu-
pied by DR.. 7. r. Watkins. asI am informed.
Said prot erty is fu' her described as fronting
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
bounded on the east by George B. Fleece, and
west BY the old Rczell tract. The above prop
erty is IN Shelby county, State of Tennessee.
sale will take place at Y o'olsck in front Of
my Office, No. 26S Front street. Equity Of re-.
demption is expressly waived. Inc title is,
believed to be perfect, bat l shall sell and
convey as trustee Only.
$3.50 Il. b HAYNES. Trustee.
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T%ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,
o o AN BONpg.

LoSDoN, November 80, 2p.m.-Consols
for moooy, 95J; on account, SO 1916;
United States new. four. and.a-halfs, l0lA;
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ON Frieay, Deeember 14, l877.
[R,-l64.l
ChanceTy sale of Real Estate.

OhdhC6Iy cal6 Oh Real Estate
Ohancery Court Of Shelby County-City of
Memphis VS.. W. +. Pruitt.
~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE FOR SALE
- entered in the above cause on the 10th
day of November, 1877, l viii sell at public
auction, to tho hi, hest bidder. in front OF the
Clork and Masters office, COURTHOUSE build
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
ssinrday, December 22, 1877,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
ana city Of Memphis, tO-wit:
A certain lot in country lot SOL, fronting So
feet on the south side Of POPLAR street. and
running back l52 fC3t. said lot being bounded
on the east by . lot at the southwest corner Of
Poplar and Dreams streets, having o front of
% feet on Poplar street. and ca the west by a.
lot fronting eliot on Poplar street, assesseG
IN the name Of K. williamson.
Terms Of sale On a credit Of seven months
note with approved surety lien retained and
equity OF redemption barred.
Tbis November %, 1877.
n, g.. A, COLE, @. and M,
BY J. BLACK, D. O. and NJ.
~, walker and j. W. Hampton, solicitors.
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United States ivt.twenties Of 1865. lO4li
United States 6ve-twenties Of 1867. l09Bi
United States te~n-forties. 1854; rev 6ves
lO7; Erie, lOI.
Nav York, November 30, ll:50 a.m.-
United States skies of 1881, llOs@ll03i
United States skies Of 1881, coupons
- @ll05; new four-and-a-halfs, - "a
lO4ii coupons, = @lO5si fve-twentie'
of 1865, new issue, - @l06s; 6ve-twen'
ties of 1867, lO9s@l99i; 6ve-twenties o.
1868, coupons, = Oil; ten-forties
@l08f; ten.fortics, coupons, l0S3@
1885, currency skies, @l22; new
fvss, lO65@lO7.
BRRADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, November 3O.-Wheat, win
ter, lOs9d@ Milwaukee red, los Cd
Oils Cd; California white, l2s 7d@
l2s lid; California club, Us sd@l3s Sd,
Corn, 29s 0d@29s Sd. Pork, new, 57s Cd.
Beet, new, Oils Cd. Bacon, long clear,
4os Cd; short clear, Ais Cd. Lard, 43s Cd.
Tallow. 4Os Od@4Os Sd.
CHICAGO, November 30, 1850 AM
Wheat, l O6s@l e61 for December; l OH
@l O74 for January. Corn is quiet al
42s@42A for December; 433@4O5 fol
January. Pork, IL s23 for January,
Lard, 777}@ll 80 for January. Re.
ceipts-Flour, 1929; wheat. 92,797; corn,
l3S,S59. Shipments = Flour, 23,4l5;
wheat, 1919; corn, ll4,l no.
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The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per Gnnum for
the Daily, and 81 per annum for the
Feekly-POStage free.
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sainr0ay, Deeomber q. 1S77,


FINDER and by virtue Of a trust deed 10
" mt executed by bridget Callahan and
John Callahan, dated October l8, 1876, and re-
corded in Record Book No. ia, page 4OS, in
the Register Office Of Shelby county, Tenn,
TO which reference is hereby made. /, as such
said trust, the debt therein mentioned BEING
past due, will, On
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
ONE CENT
Mad Dsg.

Yesterday evening about Z O'Clock. the
netshoorhood Of Sixth and Shipley stress,
Wa thrown into excitement, By the appear.
ance Of . mad dog. Tho dog was 4 full
bred Enklish bulldog, belonging to Mrs.
stanton. No. lO0 Weat sixth street. Her
oou had the dog out walking with him In
the afternoon, In the western part Of the
CITY, he noeicsd that II acted very queer, by
running along the street, and In and out
stores, but - Il made no offer to bite sny
one, he thought Il was only playing, but
not oeing exactly pleased with its ways, be
caught Il after Considerable trouble, and
carried It In hfs arms. When II front of the
alley on Sixth street, near shipley, which
runs back from Sixth street, aud Joins
an alley running back from Shlpley near
his home, hs let tho dog down: It imme-
diately started on full run up tho slley,
ana around to the back of Mrs. Ssanton's
house. During all this time It was ffothing
ss the mouth, and IT, alaripg eyes were Of
. light green color. Not being able 10 pct
under the garden gate of Mrs. Stantons, It
ran next door 70 Mr.. Ginder's and, 20 there
was sufficient space to admit It, Il ran into
his yard, and then into the kitchen
wnere Ars: Gtnder was; II jumped m.dly
AROUND the room, leaping on Mrs, Gindef.
6ut curiously, never offered to bite her.
Tho dog then ran back to the yard, when
sergeant Whelsn, who lives next door, hear
ing the fuss, ran In and dispatched the beast
by three blows Of an AZ.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Local Affairs.
COURT.
New CASTLE, Nav 10.

The court opened at 10 O'Clock this morn.
log, Chief Justice Comeeys, and associate
Justices Houston and Wales on the bench,
The Attorney General motioned, that
John Rhoads, who was convicted Of the
murder Of James Temple, be brought to the
bar to receive sentence.
When the prisoner was brought In, Chief
Justics Comegys directed him to stand up,
and asked him II he knew Of any reason
Why sentence Of death should not be pro-
Douuced upon him to which Rhoads respop.
ded ''No." The Chief Justice then called
Rhoades attention to the certsin doom which
awaited him, and in moving terms exhorted
him to make preparations therefore.
He then passed sentence upon him % fol-
lows:
ut u considered and adjudged By this
court that you be taken from this bar to the
county jail, from whence you were taken,
and that you b then safely held In custody
until Friday, the 2lst day Of September
next, and that on that day, between the
hours of ten in the morning and three In
the afternoon, you be taken 70 some conve-
nisnt place Of private execution, within the
precincts Of the jail, and that you be there
hung by the neck until you be dead, and
may God have mercy on your soul"
During the reading of his sentence he
stood 1rm, not seeming to be In tho least
affected.
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echolars must be accompanied by their
teachers, and application for school tick. t.
should be made in advance to the several
agents IN the vicinity ofthe schools.
The above named days are SIT apart for
the express accommodation and onte. tain.
nent OFT Poblicischool child. en-. and no
pains VIII be spared b. the Exhibition
pleasurable and instructive enjoymen.
All p. m. O.gan Aeoital on The Nam.
mo'h ROOSEVELT Orgau which was in nse 1t
the late Great centennial Exhibition. At
8 p. IA. 9 Grau Chtld,en's Concert by .
chorus OF 200 school childreo, under The
direction ofProiessor Perot, in the mag ID
cent Orchestra Gallery. Followed immed-
iately b, . Grand Musical Entei tainme cut
oy the Exhibition band, Hassier Brothers,
Musical Directors. Arranged for he special
entertainment of the school Children.
The Exhibition in all Departments vii.
be in full operation.
GRAND PRoM.NADG CONCERT,
Every Saturday evening, until . D. m,
H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent
Fec. A. DADMUN. General Ticket Ag't
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DELAWARs ITEMS,

The peach growers consult together at
Aiddlstown, to-day.
Tho Episcopal Convention meets In
Heorgetown, June 9th. -oi
The will Of tho late Colonel Davis, of
smyrna, has been contested, but on what
grounds 10 not stated.
A ANAL barn on farm near Milford,
wae destroyed by hre on Wednesday night,
with lot Of fodder and few bushels of
grain.
A chandelier In the NJ. E.. Church, near
Lewes, fell On Sunday night, breaking the
lamps and spilling the oil. The carpet
caught hre, and the damage amounted to
about ten dollars.
The lower half Of the Peninsula will not
have full crop Of peaches. In some local.
tiles there are very few and In Others not
half crop. Tho late frosts have thinned
them out at rapid rate.
On Tuesday afternoon last little boy,
son Of ex-Sheri6 VIM. Gray, of Georget owl,
foil head foremost into = tub ,of boiling
water, and was % badly scalded that 1t died
on Weonssdsy morning.
Tho boiler Of Whites steam saw mill.
situated near Cary's Cross Roads, exploded
on Friday last, seriously ipjuring Elijah
White, ono Of the work. men. The mill and
house are . perfect wreck. The cause of
the explosion 10 still In doubt. The mill
was owned BY the White brothers, who were
ssWing under contract for Mr.. Peek.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Frustrated.

An old colorsd man, named Lew Board
ley, was prostrated yesterday evening in
Market street near 9Th, through loss Of blood
from wound received In 4 slaughter house
It app .ars that one Of the employees threw
. hutYher knife to him, and failing to catch
Il, the blade penetrated the hand, making 4
.desp cut. On bio way TO have Il dressed,
.he fell down through weakness. Dr.. Dun.
T1ing, % seeing tho man, kindly Attended
IL. = wagon was engaged al the mas
|Nas tats0s . ~ Aonss IA
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Amusensnls:

On Tuesday evening next Sweat man &
Frazer's Minstrels viii give an excellent
performance at the Opera House. The pro.
Grsmme win be new and varied one, the
hrst part concluding with grand melaAge
or trip to Europe, In which the stage VIII
represent tho dock OF an ocean steamer,
burlesqufnS passengers sea sick, hshing and
other incidents pertaining TO sea voyage.
The company includes Billy Sweatnam,
Robt. Frazier, Milt. Barlow, Niles and
Evans, Bernardo and other first-class art
iStg. .E. ,..-.,0I -
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
II ase BalI.

The Red Stockings and Olympics played
An exciting game Of base bali yesterday az
ternoon on the Quickstep grounds.
Tho score at the end Of tho ninth inning,
stood 10 to 10; two more inn'ogs were play
ed and st the 1lth inning there was q dis
pute, when the game was called, The Olym>
pics having made one run, the score stand.
Ing II 10 10 In their favor.
Tho Qoicksteps will play the Brandywine
OF West Chester this afternoon tho game
will be called at three o'clock.
4 Ane game may be. expected, as tLs
Qu!cksteps have b. en- thoroughly reorgan-
'sed, under now management. A number
OF now players from Philadelphia have
been engaged. ....., 49,.
The Western B. B. Club, of this city will
80 10 West Chester on Decoration Day, to
play the Brsndywine Club of that place.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
sastry,

Tremendous reduction In Dentistry. Ow.
Ing TO our great success ~ inserters of beau.
tiful gum enamelled teeth, and In order TO
supply tho many Thousands, We will tosert
full sets at the greatly reduced rate Of 80
and $l0. equal to any t25 act msde elsewhere
ton q Bro, No. 1l92 Vine street, Phila-
dslphia. f... apr II 1y.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
sssrehisg the . Inaians.~

Previous to the departure Of the Amer.-
can Line steamer Ipdiana, on Thursdsy,
. thorough search of the vessel was maj .
: Deputy Sheriff for the arrest of one james
Wright. who 10 charged with having IN
Improper motive In taking = lad aged thir-
teen years across the ocean. Wright IN.
Red passage on the vessel for himself
and the lad, but he did not put In appear
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Police.

Tho boy Dugan, who was arrested with
ncGinnts for stealing piece of cloth from
Mr. Sharp's store, Market and Fourth
streets, was discharged yesterday, and was
brought from Now Castle and lodged in
jail until the father made his appearance to
claim his o1spring. Up to ons o'clock this
morning the father failed to put In appear
Auce, ST.. i2r 7,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
The Liberal League.

Tho question to be discussed At the meet
log Of the Liberal Lesgue,- to be held at
NsClary Hail, tomorrow morning is VIZ:
H. Sods psos:, 'rS rson iesss u
This subject properly represented, may make
On Interesting meeting. '"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

EOR sALE.-A hrst-class Millinery f.
I tabljsh uent, located ON ing street,
aoipg = splendid business House and
store for rent, also contested Herewith .
Bies cherry: Only reason for wishing TO soil.
declining health of the owners. Possession
at ouce. For terms. prices &C., apply TO
M. n. CH' Cd.
No, 1 E. seventh street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

TOR SALE OR ExCHAN0E-For VIII.
+ mington City property = farm ON tho
road leading from Denton to Centreyille
abuut I miles ~ Greenbor0ugh. Caroline
C,'unty. Md, containing 84O acres. 100 acres
under good cultivation with house and
heavy timber. Soil good. For terms. 80.
N.MCHlLD, No. I. " IN q,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
GREECE PREPARING.
rnbardment of Kars.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
aENERAL INTELIIaENCE.
DoAEsTIo.
RIFLE CONTEST,

RIFLE CONTEST.
SAX FAAHc1sco, Nay 1s.-At tho rife
competition Of the First Regiment Of the
National Guard, yesterday, the Summer
Guard won tho prize BY . percentage Of
sixty.eight: ~
coMAoDoBS aAR1IsoN.
NEW York, Nay ls.-Commodore Gar
rison Il dapgerously i'll.
sTATIsTIcs or INN1aRArIoK.
WARRINGTON, Nay 1s.-The last quar-
tsrly report Of the Chief Of the Bureau Of
Statistics contains, among other valuable
tables, elaborate statements in ragard to i'm
migration into the United States, from which
the following Is compiled: 49,
During the year ending December 81,
1875, 157,440 immigrants arrived, of whom
102,oto were males and 1850 females.
Their ages wsre:-Under fifteen years,
2e,60S; fifteen and under forty, 1,7o4;
forty years and upwards, 1o,ses. Deaths
on tho voyage, oo.
GOV. POTTS, Of MONTANA.
WARRINGTON, Nay 1.-THE President
after examining the charges and complaint
sgainst Gov. Potts, Of Montana, and the an.
swers thersto, has dismissed them: The
facts Of the case - represented to the
President BY Gov. Potts, who 10 now here,
show that the attack grew out Of personal
matters entirely.
An examination Of every alleged oflcial
derelietion Of Gov. Potts, who 10 now here.
show that the attack grew out Of persona
matters entirely.
An examination Of every alleged ofacial
dereliction Of Gov. Potts has led to his com.
plste viudication. 10 far from injuring the
credit Of tho territory, - alleged, tho hnan-
cial condition Of Montana 10 represented to
be no better than that of any other Terri
tory In the Union, and that under his ad-
ministration the credit Of the Territory has
been established, and territorial warrants
increased in value from 60 to ssK cents on
the dollar. Tho bonds Of tho Territory
drawing interest at tho rate Of Is per cent.
psr annum, which were selling at 20 cents
on the dollar At tho beginning Of hls Gov
srnsrship, are now drawing 10 per cent.
interest and selling at par.
PuILIo BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON, May 49, Tho commission
designated by the Secretary ofths Treasury
to inquire into the effect of renewals of tho
Is per cont, contracts In view Of conttn-
uatiou Of tho work on the public buildings,
after the present supply Of material 10 sxA
hausted, will take the subject up without
delay. The supply Of stone for the hew
Post Once At Philadelphia will complete
two stsriss Of the superstructure, after
which tho work will have to be entirely
suspended unless the commission speedily
. substitute for the present sys. |
tenn of contract. 1t IL stated that An equal |
number ofmen At least ten times - long
10 cut stone % to place It, 70 that unless I
immediate action be taken al tho public |
buildings, including that At Philsdelphia,
Y Il have to be suspended to await material.
FOREIGH.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

f""e~ '"eiF sssks they now call upon 8u-
rope to consult on what should b. done
next"
MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Inc same correspondent discussing the
report that England d endeavortng to induce
hus''a to hx = limit to military operations
says:-"1t Il not thought Impossible that
Count Schouvalo6 may sndeavor to ipdues
the Russian Government to give sueh ~.
surance about its ultimate designs u may
serve to allay, - much - possible, all
spprshsnsions regarding them that have
arisen In England, but Il Il very much
doubted that the way Of doing this VIM bs
an attsnps to dx line Of demsrcation to
military operations" co..
LONDON, Nay 1s.-A special TO tho Tel.
egrsph from Erzeroum, Nay II, ssys:
"Ths Russians Just attempted to bombard
Kars with four heavy sisgs guns. They
miscalculatsd the range. Tho shots Asw
over tho town without any damage. Kars
replied briskly. The asssilants were CON-
PEELED to retire, but they subsequently,
again attempted the erection Of siege works.
Aukhtar Pasha has lost some munitions,
in consequence Of having been suddenly At.
tackled on tho tanks. An advance OF $500
Circasslans from Van has been momentarily
checked BY the enemy" !
LONDON, Nay 1S.-Advice from Athens
report the Greek Revolutionary Committee
actively preparing for war.
1xsulRxo7Iox.
A despatch from Ct. Petersburg states
that considerable anxiety prevails regard
ing the revolt Of Aohammedaus In the eau.
cuses. The insrursction d assuming alarm.
Ing proportions.
It ID feared that General Nelikod, COM
manding the Russians In the vicinity Of
Kars, will bs prevented from maintaining
communication with tho main army. Fight
Ing between Turks and Russians isreported
around Kars, but the result 10 indecisive.
uLraAxoNrAxs INTRIGUE.
LONDON, May 1.-the "Da!ly News"
Berlin correspondent teleerapbs a. follows
"The developments Of the ministerial crisis
In France is watched here with very keen
interest. It 10 universally supposed that
u. Simon's fall 10 the result Of an ultra.
montane intrigue. II this should prove the
case the effect Of the relations between
France and GerIaApy may be very grave.
Its An exceedingly hsssrdous expert
msnt for the Right at Versailles to begin
such movement pending the adoption Of
important military measures BY the Gov
ernment. This opinion 10 publicly expressed
here with very little reserve"
THE NEW MINISTRY.
PARIS, Nay 1s.-The New Ministry 10
gaxetted % follows
The Duke do Broglie, President Of tho
Council and Minister Of Justice.
n de Four:on. Minister OF the Interior,
n. Eugene Csillsux, Minister Of Fl.
nance.
N. Auguste Paris, Minister Of Public
Works.
viscount do Neaux, Minister Of Agri.
culture.
N. Rrunet Minister ofPublic Instruction.
n. Berthaut, Minister Of War.
The Duke Decsxss, Minister Of Foreign
AffairS.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

The Sunday senpeIsBcs meetinx, win bs
hsld % usual to-norrow afternoon at the
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

nor eALE-Three nve.re0med brick
II houseS on the South Side, with hne
yards. Enquire OF ]. .K.nABCoCK,
mhlo g. W. cor. second and MArketst