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Fayetteville Locals.
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LIST OFLETTERS

Remaining in the pCst-office at
Fayetteville, Tenn, Tuesday,
May s, 1877: ~
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Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say adrertiSed.
W. B. DOUTHAT, P. M.
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II Bring your eggs, wheat
and corn to NJ. w. WooDARD
e. Co.
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nH- Persons purchasing articles adser
tised in these columns, will please mention
that they saw the advertisement, in the FAY
E1TEyILLE 0DsERvER-As
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" A splendid line of Ladies'
Shoes at BARNETT'S, Browns old
stand.
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$50, GOO for only TEN.
DRAWING PosITIVELYJUNE3o 1877
And Every Throe Months Thereafter.


OeTLHCdle VI gu peIFlSoTS Oh OIaWlhS.
Thisis to certify that the first drawing Of the
Kentucky Distribution Company took place on the
9th Of December, in Major Hall, Frankfort KY
in our presence and under our immediate super
vision.
We further state that every ticket and part Of
ticket which had been sold represented in the
wheel and that the drawing was fairly and honest
ly conducted We further state that we hah no in
terest Whatever in the enterprise, any cOnnec-
ton It'll the same. except in the character Of su
pervsorS. whose sole duty was TO protect the in
terest of the tcketholders and 70 preside tie
drawing
Hon. Alvin Duvau. late Chief Justice Sup. Court
of Ky. james G.. Dudley, Chairman Board OF
school Trustees Grant Green, Cashier Farmers
Bank of Kentucky.
Hon. S. I N. Major. Pubic Printer State OF Ken
lucky. HeH. Thomas Y Lindsay. Pres't Farmers
Bank Of h Hon. Thomas z. Jones, Clerk of sup.
Court OF Kentucky. Judge X. A. Thompson,
Prss'dg Judge FRANKLIN Co. Cr't. James q. Crock
ett Clerk Franklin County court.
Remittances can he made by Mail, Express,
Draft. p y. Order Registered Letter maSe pay
able TO G.. W. Barrow Il Co.
all communications and orders for tickets should
be addressedt TO CIV. BARROW Il CO.,
Courier Journal Building Louisville, Ky.
1e-SW
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~ A friend out west un-
der date of May 9Th, writes
81 enclose you 81 to be placed
to my credit on account of the
tsusty old OBSERVER. Let come
what will-sunshine or rain,
yellow fever, cholera, flood or
famine, the old OBSERVER, like
a true friend, is always on
hand"
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% Vegetables for the ia
BILE have begun TO put in all
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Atlanta. GcOrs1s.

AIFHntR' Gc0rSlB.
| Reported tceckly forHe OBSERVER, By II
Z. Coz Dc Bro. Produce Merchants.
Corn--white 1880, ear, Wheat
white, 2.25a2 80; red, 2. 20d2 2j.. Oats,
45@47. HAY, s0c@9O :. Flour-fancy,
Sl0@ 1l.50; family, 10 50@SlI; extra, $500
10; Meal, d. Lard. cans, 1061l;
$500. Butter, choice 20; fair 1876; com
mon, sc 10; rancid, no demand. -. Peas,
-. Eggs, l0@11 Feathers,
456 sec Onions, -...... Irish
Potatoes, dull. ...... Apples. --
...... Ba' on, shoulders, 7@7H; Hams,
11911K; sides, eX@I0.
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ne j. L. BARNETT & Co., at
Browns old stand, will duplicate
any bill bought in the State.
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- Hats - splendid line -
just III at j. L. BARNETT & Cos,
Browns old stand.
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Low, LOWER, LOWEST.

Ladies' Cloth Shoes at the
Trade PALACE for 90 cents.
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eg Thewoods are fastleaving.
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W Oliver Chilled Plows
and Points at
M. w. WooDARD g. Co.'S.
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Low, LOWER, LOWEST.
Ladies' Cloth Shoes at the
TRADE PALACE for 80 cents.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06

MARKEr.
Money call easy AT . per cent, and closed very
easy ut from 2 "a IN per cent on cali Tho following
wcrc the rates OF exchange New York UNDER
mentioned cities to-day Savannah, buying x, sell
Ing 4; Charleston, scarce, buying u premium, selling
u; Cincinnati, htmcr, good demand, buying par, sell
Ing Lilo; Chcago, par; ST Louis, par and New Or
leans, commercial 3.l6, bank u. Sterling eschnngo
steady prime asking rates. 4S4 and L. S5 selling
rnlos. 4S3h a4S3x and ASS a4.s5M Kcichmarks YAK
a o4H aud 064 oj,s Cables, 9S. 05X Prime
Paris, 6l7h and s. Is.
TnB GOLD MARKwr.
Gold opened at 1O4H, advanced TO los, reactcd to
104N and closed at lO4,S. The paid Tor carrying
were "a and per cent. The borrowing rates were
l and per and fiat There considerable buy
ing OF gold to-day ior tho ~ per bonds,
which are u demand.
Gold ccarings at tho National Bank Of the State Of
New York;
vo'u oaances. $loeo,v1
Nu''c"cy oa'ahecs. "5l, Zoo
uross ccafahceS. ~, SvO,UW
aovgxNSsSr noNDsA
GovcrnYcnt bonds wcrc firm this afternoon and In
good demand especially for nvos, OF which nearly
$780, 900 changed hands at lo Tho market closed =
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
PENSION DAY.

The regular quarterly payment OF pensions was com.
mcnced ut fvc A. ~ yesterday at the United States
Pension ONCE IN tho OF the Custom House Build
Ing The recipients, comprising tho widows Of those
lost in the lato and invalids, usual on
band at an early hour. up to two r Nj. the clerks
were kept hard at work paying out the government
bounty. Nothing Of any particular interest occurred
during the day, and the faces presented AT
the cashIcrs desk that have DccD haDual al
every quarterly payment Tor several years past Tho
Office was Kept opcn until about seven T. NJ, and
during fourteen hours Of business 900 PEN
eons we're paid Every thing was found quito regular
as no fraudulent papers were presented to the officials
for PAYMENT
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
OIL VS.. GAS IN BROOKLYN.

Tho war inaucuratcd year ago by consumers
against the unjust and extortionate bills Of tho C-
zens' Gaslight and other Brooklyn companies con-
tinues with unabatcd vigor despite the alleged rcduc-
ton in the price OF gas made lew months since
On Court street, Atlantic street, Myrtle avenue
and Fulton street the stores generally
lighted with OIL at great saving to
the consumer and a far better light obtained But
the movement favor OF economy and against extor-
ionatc gas corporations is not confined to stores and
factories Thousands OF private families IN the most
respectable localities OF Brooklyn have recently cut OF
the gas and now burn OIL.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
GENERAL sEssIoNs-PART l
Before Judge sutherland.

The March Of this Court was opened yesterday.
Mr. Robert S. Hone President OF the Republic Fire In.
surance Company, chosen foreman OF the Grand
Jury IN dcverng HIS charge Judge sutherland called
attention to the nature OF the various crimes they
would DO called upon nvesteate and referred espc
c,ay 10 Violations Of the law relation TO and
tho sale of lottery tickets The Grand Jury then
tired
John KypKa was convicted OF stealing quantity OF
clothing valued at SAT from William Mahlick, OF No.
go Chrystie street, the 10th OF January. He
sentenced 70 six mouths Imprisonment
THE coBURN CASE.
In anticipation Of Judgment being pronounced in the
case Of Joseph Coburn, who convicted Saturday
of shooting with intent KILL large crowd collected
in the vicinity tho Court OF General Sessions yes
terday Sentence, however, Was deferred until this
morning
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Committee on Public Works Of the Boara Of Al
dermen will again this afternoon continue tho
investigation as to Mr.. Allan Campbeiis management
OF the Department OF Public Works
Comptroller Kelly yesterday signed warrants
amounting to S27 5yS o..
Ruluors Of the formation Of pool among local on
cias defeat reform legislation al Albany are freely
circulated around tho City Hall
Mr. H. d Gale, attorney for The collection Of arrears
OF taxes Is the ANXIOUS seat, tearing that his occ
will be abolished by The Legislature The salary is
81, 500 per annuin.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
GENERAL TERM DECISIONS.

Tho General Term Of The Superior Court yesterday
handed down batch OF decisions, OF which the fol-
loving are the most mportant:-
A trial ordered by Judge Sedgwick, In the
Superior Court yesterday In the case oil John Dunphy
against the Erie Railway Company in an action for
cJcctDg the plaintiff from the
In the superior Court yesterday Judge Sanford rem
dcred a decision in The Weston against the
Now York Elevated Railroad 1t was an action brought
10 damages tor injuries sustained by slipping
the ice one OF the platforms OF the Elevated
Railroad and resulted IN verdict .or S9.l42 80 The
appeal from tho judgment from order denying
O motion Tor a new trial. and also from an order mad
SPECIAL Term after judgment denying deiendant's g
motion Tor n trial on tue ground OF newly dis
covered evidence. The judgment was affirmed.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
PRODUCTION OF FISH OIL.

During the year 1876 the fish oil guano factories
on Gardincrs Bay, l. l.. received and rendered
o. e50 900 menhadcn equal 2l6 6a5 barrels of nsh
from which were manufactured 2s, ,45O gallons Of OIL,
worth an average forty cents per aa.ion, and
T. 800 OF scrap worth on an average &l2 per ton
This gives. the total value o. the production 0!
and guano on Gardiucr's Bay In 1875, The sum OF
500. $50
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 1877, W. +. HART.
MANN TO EMMA LocIsg MOORE, ny Rev DR.. Moldchnkc
uoMBRooK ABBOTT --0u the 18th day OF November
1876 bv the Rev Alfred n. Monc,ct, OF spring street
church ALBERT B. HoxgRooK, Of shaghtcoke, to Miss
JEyxlE ABBOTT, Of this city.
Troy papers please copy.
IySpALL-HArNEs On Sunday, February IL. 1877,
BY tho Rev Father Farrell Of ST. Joscphs church,
New York wiLLiAx Henry ryNDALL, widower, TO Mrs
A. b HAYNES
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2
Before Judge Gildersleeve.

AN AFRICAN BURGLAR.
Judge Giidersseve opened the March term OF this
Court yesterday, Assistant District Attorney Lyon ap-
pcaring The part OF the prosecution. very dark
specimen from the soil Of Africa arraigned the
bar ON an Indictment charging HIM with having the
10th OF February broken into the premises OF solomon
Harris. No. 365 Baxter street, and stolen Quantity
OF boots and shoes The prisoner was detecsed by
Ofcer Clarke, who pursued him into an adjacent hall
way and found The property. The prisoner said he
was born In Africa. and that he was shipwrecke ed
sailor He denied all knowledge OF the burglary.
The Jury found him guilty, and he was the
State Prison for The term OF three years aud six
months
IoBBING A FELLOW LoDGER.
Daniel Kcnncy arrnigned at the bar charged with
having stolen a quantity OF undercothing from John
speir, both OF whom resided at No. 213 East Thirty
eighth street. 1t shown that tho painant left
his room six o'clock IN the evening" and return
ing at ninc discovered his loss The prisoners room
,aiued by officer Cream. The jury found The prisoner
guilty oil petit larceny and he was sent 10 the Peniten
tiary for Six months
The KNIFE AGAIN.
Christian Otto arraigncd on tho charge Of hav.
ing stabbed John G. Reager, tho 25th OF February
at street and FIRST II appeared
that the prisoner framer by trade and had been
In the ploy of the complainant On the morning in
question hc went TO collect somo money owed 10 him
by tho complainant who, however, was unable to pay
HIM An altcrcation and the prisoner, IL al
legged, stabbed the complainant twice over the left
lung He found guilty OF assault and sentenced
10 eight months imprisonment
The New York herald., 1877-03-06

assault and battery; Same vs. Franklin Mink, ielo-
NOUS assault and battery; Same vs. John Cowan ielo'
mons assault aud battery; same vs. James Mcrniips
burglary: Same W.. James Dewitt and Thomas Kelley
burglary; Same va Jonn II. Thomas, forgery; Same
vs. John Moran, violating Election law; Same vs.
Charles II. Brady, assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06

Per Lamp.
New York Gas Company .$l2 40
Manhattan Gas Company. .................... IL 40
Metropolitan Gas Compan ny.................. 81 90
New York Mutual Gas Company % %
New York and New jersey Globe Gas Company,
ior 900 lamps In any portion OF the city as
may be assigned by the Gas Commission, tho
napntha. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
Harlem Gas Company. -. "a IS
The districts which these companies propose 10
light are foows-kcw YORK, south Of Grand street
Manhattan, between Grand and Thirty-fourth streets ;
metropolitan, between whrty-fou and Seventy
ninth streets; New York, north Of Sxtyffth street
Harlem, north OF Seveniy-ninth street. Under these
bids the companies are also compelled to reglaze,
repant once year and repair each OF the lamps. This
It s understood will the city 5000 per
annum.
A communication received from Mr.. Dwight, on
behalf OF number OF capitalists, asking for the priv-
egc OF laying pipes In all parts OF the city, and thcy
will guarantee 10 furnish gas at $50 per lamp under
Gvo years contract
No awards yesterday made, and the commits
sion adjourned 10 Thursday next
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
ALDERMAN pINCKNEY's CLAIM.

The case OF Alderman Joseph G. Pnckney against
che city government Tor his salary while clerk of the
Board OF Supervisors, was argued yesterday morning
In his behalf by A. Oakley Hall and Tor the city by
David J. Dean before Judge Van Brunt IN Special
Term OF the Supreme Court The special defence Is
set up that Alderman Pinckncy was also clerk Of the
Common Council, and by the charter his salary
as CITY officer also his salary clerk oil the Board
OF Superv The decision against Alderman
Billings The Court Appeals, Tor his salary super
VISOR, urged conclusive for the city, but Mr.
Hail argued there was manifest distinction. Tho
Court took the papers.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
THE JAMESON DIVORCE CASE.

The Jameson divorce case, which has already been
reported at length IN the HERALD, before tho Cen
eral Term Of the supreme Court yesterday, upon
appeal from Speca! Term reduce the bail from
$40 900 81 900 and the order Of The
Interesting feature OF TINS case in its legal aspects,
upon the question OF the legality OF the order Of
arrest, Jameson the defendant beng detained In Lud
low street jail He is also held IN an action Tor
malicious libel brought by Hugh n. Mckay, his father.
inaw. A motion made IN the court below, before
Judge Donohue Tor his discharge or Tor reduction OF
bail. but the motion was denIed.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
DIED.

ALLEarox Saturday, March g. DAVID ALLgRrox,
IN tho 59th year OF his age.
Funeral Tuesday, MMcn 9, at one o'clock, from hts
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
LIGHT FOR THE CITY.

OPENING OF BIDS IN THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT.
meeting OF the Gas Commission. which consists Of
Mayor Ely, Commissioner Of Public Works Campbell
ana Comptroller Kelly. was held yesterday afternoon.
BIDS were opened for furnishing the city with for
the nine months ending December 81, 1877 as fol.
lows
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERY.

William Connors, the alleged Northampton bank
robber again before Judge Brady IN the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer In obedience to writ oi habcas
corpus, yesterday. The court room, usual was
crowded Mcssrs. Charles ". Brooke and William +.
Knitting appeared counsel for the prisoner, while
Clarence Seward. John Il. Fellows and Henry C. Allen
the bank Nr Fellows stated TO the Court
ina. the adjournment additional warrant had
been granted by the Governor the prisoner.
charging him with the commission of another onencc,
and he asked permission ~ make an addnoua return
70 the writ setting up the second warrant OF the Gov
crpcr Mr. Brooke objected TO this, holding THAI tho
second warrant was imperative. the former warrant
bc,pr ia existence. Judge Brady sald he woud allow
Inc rcturL to be amendcd and he second warrant IN
ciudcd This having been done. the counsel for tho
prisoner asked Tor time 10 trnver'e me new return,
Sn,ch was granted. and The case adjourned until
to-day al len o clock IN The meantime she prisoner
vss again rcrnanded 10 the custody OF tho sheriff
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
THE COURTS.
The Great Plymouth Scan
dal Dying Hard.
- A MUCH-TRAvELLED CHAIN
Continuation Of the Crooked
Whiekey Trial.
DECISIONS BY TIE GENERAL TERM.

The action tor malicious prosecution which Francis
D. Moulton brought against the Kew Henry Ward
Beecner showed OF the many s,dcs OF the BROOKLYN
scandal IN the General Term Of the Supreme Court
yesterday After the famous change OF venue TO Dea-
ware county granted by Judge westbrook, and
Mr. Moulton determined as he sad a. the time, Ito
follow the plaintiff the wilderness an additional
allowance OF $3.50 !or counsel was allowed 10 Mr..
Bcecher The plaintiff appeals from this allowance,
concluding that II should nave been allowed u al Mi,
before the Anal costs were adJudgcd The defendant
argues the allowance Is not only proper one but
tnat view OF the injurious publications with which
the plaintiff followed the defendant throughout the
course OF The action. IL rs TOO small Alter hearing
The argument the Cour, took the papers, rescrvng DO
etslon
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
SEMINARY OF LAW CASES.

Before Judge Van Brunl. in the supreme Court yes.
,erday the greater pr, oil the day was consumed IN
the tr,al Of tue case OF George W Busteed against
Richard j. Bustced. 1t an action TO set aside a
deed and for accounting
As a tribute 10 the memory Of the late William r.
Lee. for many years member OF the New YORK Bar,
the lndgcs presiding IN the superior Court 'encral
Term. ordered tho usual minute 10 be entered
writ OF haDeas corpus was granted 10 tho supreme
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
HISTORY OF AN ALBERT CHAIN.

HISTORY OF AN ALBERT CHAIN.
story which Qf true) turns upon a somewhat singu-
lar coincidence is under investigation before Judge
Donohue aud jury IN Part Of The Supreme Court.
II would appear from the statements Of the plaintiff
William 0. Failcnbee, jewcllcr dong business In
Harlem tho last thirty five years-,hat in October,
1874 he bought gold cham tom a John Feon, at
No 90 Chatham street. for fl20 and silver watch.
Ihe same evening he WAS introduced at Inc Compton
House. on his Nay home. to man named Brady They
met next day, and Brady offered 10 trade cham
wih him. On seeing The chan IN conro-
vcrsy Brady claimed 1t as hts saying that hc
had pledged 1t with Villa Sllvcrstone IN Montreal
that the pawnbroker robbed aud this part ocular
cnaln, with Others among the plumber. Mr. Fall
lenbce went with Brady before Judee Morgan and Tho
jewellers through whose hands 1t had recently passed 10
Mr. Fauenbcc being produced he was discharged but
the detained and tue tile to 10 is now to bc
determined. May 1t please the Court said Mr..
Spencer III stating tho painrrs case yesterday 'ail
this about Brady pawning his chain and nndng II in
New York iooks 10 me IKE very ushy story"
For lhe defence the testimony oil Brady taken BY
com mison) read, with certificate annexed from
the man irom whom he purchased II. The cham ~as
"a Short Albert chain. OF the Kind known as ropy-
that is thicker ia the middle The jury after brief
absence, brought in a verdict for the paintii
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
THE CROOKED wHIsKEY TRIAL.

csion.
THE CROOKED WHISKEY TRIAL.
Tho trial Of Boyd Hill, charged with dealing in
sscrooked whiskcy," continued yesterday before
Judge Blatchford Alber, II. LOOMS assistant cashier
al the Hudson River Railroad depot testified that ell
deliveries whore goods consigned here were made
bv the Hudson River Railroad on freight notices pro-
vously Jeff a, the Offices OF the consignecs zenos H.
sayrc city gauger, testified that he made number Of
returns OF spirits upon which accounts OF safes had
been made ou, and sent 10 Gosen and Eastman. lie
was unable ldenlity any particular stamp number,
or say that ne had gauged any particular lot.
Revenue Agent Hale testified that, ov direction OF the
Supervisor IN the city, he hac made copy OF the
Of spirits received from Boyd Co book IRON
January 1874 June, 1873 he dentncd all lots which
had been previously identified, marked ~, - 10 a
diamond, entered IN Boyds book At the date when de-
livcr,cs occurred. Witness hcn asked about the
first lot marked &c IN diamond. II u entered
between date OF shipment al Chicago and the Date
OF the delivery by the railroad company The LOT In
question was dentihed by the stamp number Objec-
made that there was no stamp number IN that
lot Il was claimed by Mr.. sherman. Tor the govern
mcnt, thai the defendants had sent 10 the con-
s,gnors accounts OF sales bnscd the gauger's re-
turns, which gauger's returns stated the stamp num-
bcrs that those returns became part OF the de-
iendanps declaration, including ihe stamp number.
The objection sustained. Tho question was then
quantity OF proof gallons stated N the account Of sales
had been entered between those dates. This was
objected and decision reserved. The case then
adjourned until this morning.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON TROUBLES.
The announcement that the argumen, or the motion
for the appointment ot receiver Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, together with the publication
exclusively IN sundays HERALD OF an additional afh-
davt alleging the unsound financial condition OF the
com pany, drew TO the court yesterday quite large
ovid OF anxious Inqurcrs including many prominent
brokers aud stockholders Some Time alter the hour
appointed TOR the argument passed by the spectators
began dispense, ana II soon became known that the
argument would not take place Until! this morning,
pwug 10 the extraordinary length OF Juogc Lawrcncc's
raendar In supreme Court, Chambers. The case, how
set down peremptorily Tor to-day at eleven
o'clock and is anticipated that the matter ol the
thereafter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-19
TRLEGRAMAs VIA SAN THOMAS.

Son importantes los siguientes que
traducimos del Bulletin
Nueva- fork, diciembre l3. La
noticia de la toma de Plevna ha sldo
recibida con asombro en- CONSTANT
nopla, pues Sc creia que Soliman-Ba-
il Be apresuraha en- su socorro.
Segun noticias de Constantinopla
sse ha determinado en- un consejo de
guerra, presidido por ell Sultan, con-
tinuar la guerra q todo trance.
Contin1a la crisis en- Francia.
Una diputacion de Nancy visito al
mariscal Mac -Mahon recomendando-
le Sc conciiase con los republicanos
moderados. En- contestacion, ell ma
riscal, que estaba muy afectado, ma
nifest6 no abrigar ambicion alguna
personal y que miraba con indiferen-
cia las pretensiones del conde de
Chambord, del principe imperial y
del conde de Paris
Noticias mas recientes dicen que
Mac-Mahon ha vuelto lamar q M.
Dufaure, quien contrib plenos po-
deres para formar un nuevo minlste-
rio.
Los almacenistas de Cincinatti han
celebrado una confereneia y en- ella
resolvieronrecomendar una tarifa de
dos Y me lilo centavos de derechos
para los azlicares inferiores al hume
70 II, y tres centayos para los supe'
riores q dicho tipo.
Ell Senado de los Estados- Unidos
ha rechazado ell nombramiento que
habia hecho Ell presidente Hayes pa
raeolector y Official naval de Nueva'
York.
L6ndres, 13. La existencia dc
azdcares en- los cuatro puertos prin
cipales el 10 del corriente era de l64
mil toneladas contra $4,000 en- igua
fecha del ailo pasado.
Nueya- Y York, IA. UIl despachC
Official russo de Metchka, Europa, afr
ma que una fuerza turca fue recha
zada en- un ataque que intento con
ira dicha poblacion.
Ielegramas de Constantinopli
anuncian la aperture del parlamente
turco.
ri corresponsal de Londres de
Scotsman asegura que Sc ha propues