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Belmont county News.

a5 Gazette, 2Sth uA We learn that the
wife of Noah Zane has brought suit
against Martin Fink, of this place, for
$4,000 damages for selling liquor to her
husband
1t is reported that Francis Murphy,
the great temperance apostle, and Mrs
Rose Wood, of Martins Ferry, are soon
to be married Mrs. Wood is q noted
worker in the temperance cause.
/ The B, d st. C. Railroad is doing q
good business, especially in the carry
ing of freight. An immense quantity
of wool has been shipped over the road
this week. The passenger traffic re
mains good, especially for the dull sea
son which is now upon US.
John Mallonee, of Colerain township
died on last S S,turday morning at his
residence near Harrisville The pri
mary cause of his death was some bodily
injury which he received several years
ago while loading hay on a wagon. HI
was buried on Monday at Plainfiel5
church.
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PURE WHITE LEAD

0F B. Fahnestock's brand, which is so Just
" ly celebrated for its purity, whiteness
and durability. isjust received by 1T. JUD.
KINs. and will be, sold at the lowest CASH
PRO Is. 80 Ts
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY PRKPAREp at all hours of the day
and night 81 ]. T. JUDKINS. .
sep8Y. -.'38
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Cabbage Plants, % zs5
Sweet Potato Plants.
And Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale at
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LINSEED OIL,
QY the Barrel or gallon, at lowest marke,
~ rates, at J. 7. JUDKINS' Drug Store.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of jacob Suter, Deceased.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator of the estate
of Jacob Suter, late of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this 4th day Of MAY, A. D. 1877.
junel9,.77w3. JOHN FISHER, JR.
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PURE WINES AND LIQDORS
Tor Medicinal Purposes, may always be found
l. at J. T. JUDKINS'.

PAINTS,
0F all oolors, and in every form, at j. T
~ JUDKINS' Drug Store.
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Wool Carding and Spinning
AT Maury's Mills on Sunfish Creek.


At Maury's Mills on Sunfish Creek.
'NHK undersigned. Fred Maurv and John
L Graham, having added additional ma
chinery to their Carding establishment, on
sun6sh Creek, ! miles from Clarington, are
prepared to do 1a b. 54
CardiBg and Spinning In the Best
itas F' Manner. Seas.
Wool will he received and delivered at the
following places. without additional charg-:
Woodsfeld, st J. Rsiuhsrr's. y
Miltonsburg, at the store of Samuel Groux
Jerusalem, at the store of Gatchsll Il Moore
Beallsville, at the store of W. II. Hutch
nson & Co.
Cameron, at the stores of George Suppes
and G. Pontius.
The Superintendent, John Graham has had
number Of years experience in the busi.
ness, and all work at this establishment will
be warranted done in ft,t class manner.
"a Zach person can receive tllsir owu wool.
-. MAU Y& GRAHAM.
Darlington, Aonroe Co., ohio.
mays. s.77ms. .ase
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Insures only Farm Property
i'm the state Of Ohio.
Notice. to Teachers.

TWyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
Il will hold meetings for the examination o.
Teachers ,as follows:
At Woodsfsid. Saturday, June 2, 1877.
Sardis, . 80,
Cameron, 1" July VA,
Woo is6eld, {" August IL.
These examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock a. m. aud close at 4 p. m.
fee of so cents is required from each
applican: as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance. .3r.
BY order of the Board.
may yl5.'77td. s. A. ATKINSON Clark.
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JUNE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

BAsr--Leaves Clarington on Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday Of each week.
WEsT-Leavss Woodsfeld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week.
SoUTH-Leaves Woods6eld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRTH-Daily mail each way from Woods
field to Barnesville.
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New Advertisements.
Attachment, H..R WEST
Locals, MORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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Afer years of the most laboy'ious re<
search aud iavestigatios,, aud after the
practical application In treatnscHtt0 fh0ssS
sands Of patients, Geo. Chandler, A.M.S
Md, noW presents to the ADaerican pub
lie the fotio,cing remedies, his sole dis
couery and property, the efficacy Of srltich
Is atfested In the rotumin0us quantity of
Testimonials, the unsolicited offerings Of
suffering and discouraged patients, srfo
haze not only received relief aud beneJit
from their continued uSe, but hare been
radically cured of ailments aud chronic
complaints, tcEich hare been 0djssdged 81
the most eminent physicians as hopeless.
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PERFUAERY. SOAP, SPICES,
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
A ND variety of other articles belonging
n to the Druggists trade, all of which will
be sold as low as they can be afforded.
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II. r. WEST, ;: local Editor
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PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.I.,

Late Physician TO ST. Georges and ST. BsfihsiS.
news Hospitals, London, cufltov -
ST. Elixabeth's, etcs . :,
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
A.-BENNETP BUILDING.

FiREPkOOF
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOME AND WELL HEArED OFFICES
10 LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
SUITABLE For
LAWYERS BANKERs AND INSURANCE oFFlCEA
APPLY On PREMISES.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE HERALDS WEATHER SIGNALS
FOR THE OCEAN.

Chief officer Attridge, Of tho steamer Idaho Invited
HERALD reporter to his cabin yesterday 70 SEQ how
well the .HERALD's prognostcations' had been rcal
izcd their return voyage. Turning over the 'iog"
the officer spoke with considerable entnu sias over
tho .vaiuable Information that seamen were now
put in possession VI by the HERALD's signals Ho
said:-"Even in obscure scacoast towns IN
Ireland where they have newspapers tho
HERALp's representations arc published with
all the confidence of listening TO oracics. and
II Is with astonIshmcnt that tho people their
fullest realization. Wo have not yet known how tho
Information is derived by tho HERALD, but we have
worry serious warnings to provont ships gong sea
now adays tho appointed for sailing but thero
Is no intelligent seaman abroad who would not be ed
tho HERALDs signals of coming storms before no left
shore. aud mako every preparation TO meet them.
Where nave those signals have been valuable,
ana spoken oil every whcro with the gIcatcst
ndencc.
.By coming on the northern routo we escaped
much oi the storm predicted, but wo fully
realized what tho HERALD had iorctod. Here
is my log;' read n:-'Moderate gale from
INC west, latitude 81 deg. Is min, longitude 23
ueg. u min and that gale continued up TIL Tuesday
and moderated. on Tuesday evening, October 23, wo
had u strong gale, high confused sea- thick insts
rain sky dark and overcast IL blew grand gallo at
midnight aud continued so up TIL Thursday nj noon,
aad the weather then began To moderate ncared
ono; but have had no such confidence IN weather
signals as we have rom the HERALD since tho
days OF Admiral Fitzroy, and his siguals were only
valuable for The British coasts. !"
frum every direction 1t gratifying to learn that
the uERALps weather signals scrvIccabc to
those VINO most require them.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
AFTER RIVER THIEVES.

officers Mccarthy aud Kelly. OF tho harbor police,
brought into Jefferson Market Court yesterday morn
ing thloc prisoners, John Biscow, Mike Shanahan
and Dan Brady, all characters wcl though nyo-.
ably known tho police OF the west siGc precincts
Early yesterday mornihs tho officers, wh,lo row.
ing down tho North River, John Bigc.
low pulling heavily laden boat into tho
dock at the ioot OF Houston street. They
chased him and he jumped overheard and swan
under the dock. In the abandoDi ri bout found
burglars Jimmy aud about three hundred ana nity
feet oi Manila rope H.gclow was found sccrctcd
among the tlmbcis aud taken board tho police
boat Seneca Aitor securing Bl.clow Ofcers Kelly
uni Mccarthy returned 10 tie dock aud watched
there Tor about hour. lhcr watch VAS
rewarded by seeing Nike sbanahln aDd Dan Brady
up another boat ana make toward tho dock.
AS they did SO, Oicer koy caiiod on them 10 ''iay
TO- or lc would Ore them" Al this iiino tbcy wcfc
within lew ecl OF the per; ticy managed 10 Jump
the per, but Stanahan dropped jimmy
aud heavy navy revolver. Justice Nor
gan yesterday discharged snlnai.an and Brady,
the mere fact OF oLo oi Item dropping q
slar's tool Lc DID consider sufficient evidence
on which To hold. John Blgciow was icinandcd TIL
this afternoon. Sbananan II ~ said has been engaged
Ia a number Of ARRAYS on the rivcr trout aud u now
under bail cnaf.e of beng implicated IN tho elk
ROBBERY at the Whc star dock.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
MoRToN's CONDITION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct 90 1877.
In regard TO Senator Morton's condition to-nsh
the truth Is, perhaps, best told by tho following,
which VIII appear the editorial columns OF the
journal to- morrow morning.
Senator Morton Is gradually sinking and IL now
seems scarcely possible that ho can last more than
day or two Hope strengthens tho hearts OF his
friends ior AN hour or wo each day but when, the
return OF night they compare his condition Of
tho day before, there is new evidence grow
ing weakness and new complications in hs disease.
which leaves all in despair. Nothing has been read TO
him nor any communication OF lcws been made. His
stomach retained small amount OF nourishmcnt
the forenoon, but rejected everything admins
tered IN the evoning. He no longer takes Ia.
tcrest IN what Is passing around HIM, and
Graves only the presence oi his family. He
asked Colonel Holloway yesterday II the physicians
had given him ny. He may last several
days. but II is Improbable he viii survive through
Wednesday night. Rumors Of his death were current
upon the streets all day, and general
feeling of gloom oversbaaowcd tho cily as
reports OF his condition made known While
lille ground FOR hope has existed tor several days.
the people are reluctant to believe they are 10 lose
Senator Morton. HIS phys can, DR.. Thompson, stands
by hm night aud day. and yet expresses hope that
some change may take place that VIII enable the
stomach OF his patient TO rotuin nourishnlcn and
with such change he thinks he might yet survive.
There Is bare possibility that such may DO tho case,
but 1t IS scarcely probable. The end OF the great
statesman, from all human appearances. Is ncar ut
hand.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop J. T. B Wilmer. oi Louisiana, and Benjamin.
Stark, OF Connecticut are ut tho New York General
Thomas q. Pitcher United States Army, is at the 81
Cloud. Ex.Consrcssinan Thomas q. Piatt, OF 0wcgo.
N. y. General Daniel Tyler, OF Alabama, and James
Mackin OF Fishkiil. n. T., are ut tho Fifth Avenue
Nine. JanauscncK Is at tho SturtcvanL William I.
Walters OF Baltimore. and Captain ). q. Ainsworth,
OF Portland, Oregon, arc at the Brevoort Joseph IL
Washington, United States Consular Agent at Car.
dcnas. is Ut tho Westminster. Dewitt G. Lttcjohn,
Of oswcgo Is at tho Metropolitan. Judge ID. N.
Cooley OF Iowa. Is At tho ST. James Walter A. Wood,
OF Hoosac Falls, y. Y, Is at the Brunswick. james
Tnghast OF Albany, Is at the Windsor. Ex-Gover-
nor william BIGGER, OF Pennsylvania. is at the St
NichuluS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE FIREMEN'S FIGHT.

James Donovan, the lrcmau Of Engine No. 20 located
No l93 Fulton street, who arrested Sunday al.
tcrnoon charged with committing iclonous as sault
ON u fellow fireman NAMED Joseph Williams, was yes
terday arrasned at the lombs Poiico Court. George
Mclaughlin, foreman Of tho engine company, testified
that no Williams knock Donovan down; when
Donovan got UP he discovered that Williams was
stabbed. Donovan says the whole affair Was accl.
donlal, no had kniic in his hand when Williams
struck hitn, ami that when he made the second At
tempt IN tryiDg to ward on his blow. Williams cut
himself Dy falling on the kaiie. DR.. Diussy, the
New York Hospital, sent certificate STATING that
Williams Was very weak but IN Lo danger. Donovan
Vas held III $500 bail TO await result OF tho in-
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
STANLEY CONGRATULATED.

MESSAGE SENT TO THE GREAT EXPLORER, sA-
LUrrNo HIM OK MS ARRIVAL on THE WEST
COAST OF AFRICA, pY TIE GEOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY OF LISBON.
CoSsrLApo GERAL pg PORTUGAL Sos)
EsrADos uxiDos, I
NEW foRK, Oct. -, lS7.
10 TIE EDITOR OF HgRaLp:-
u affords me great pleasure 10 hand you, at the re-
quest OF the Geographical Society of Lisbon copy OF
the message sent by The association Mr. Henry
H. Stanley IN recognition OF his lato geographical
plorations Yours respectfully.
GUSTAV AMSINcK, Consul.
SociEDAps DE geographic pg LisBos,
LisDox Sept. rs, lS11
10 HENRY NJ STANLEY, Esq
siR-rho tdlnss that yoa have succeeding IN reach
ns Portuguese territories the West Coast thereby
realizing one OF the most brilliant und difficult OF geo
graphical explorations OF modern times, could not but
excite IN our country and In the heart OF tho Geo
graphical Society OF Lisbon the most spontaneous
ard enthusiastic tribute oil admiration and JOY.
Portugal, which was the nrst explorer and
the first apostle OF civilization in Africa
Portugal, which, In the Yves, African Continent is the
greatest civilized sovereignty oy the extent
minions, and which, notwithsta landing all the self
Interested machinations and tho accounts of
somc unEratciu and unjust travellers. has the
OF the greatest SACRIFICES anu Dy the most conscientious
Efforts maintained the nig OF civilization these I'M.
mense regions: Portugal which has for long period
promoted tho knowledge oil lrican geography, and
who not long since sent some OF fellow members
on scientific exploration OF that continent, Portugal
comprchends and appauds the terrible and glorious
campaign by which you have raised your TO the
admiration OF ages Therefore, sir, the OF tho
Geographical Society Of Lisbon, which longs 10 bold
you IN warm embrace, We send you Tho most enthu-
siastc greetings and likewise salute In you the great
aud noble North American Republic and tho iilustri-
Gus newspapers you represent.
J. I. BARBoSA DC BoCAGE, President
LUCIANO CoRpIgRo, First Secretary
RODRIGO ALFONSO PEQUrro, Second Secretary.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL UFficER, \
WAsHiSGIoS, Oct. 30-l A. NJ. J
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, oct 30-l A. NJ
Indications.
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic States,
Colder clear partly cloudy weather, northwcsterIy
winds ana rising barometer.
For the south Atlantic and East Gulf states, partly
cloudy weather. warm souiherIy winds, stationary
lower pressure, followed by rising barometer and
colder northwest wlnds
Tor the West Gull States, partly cloudy weather
and rain areas, followed By rising barometer and
colder noriherly winds
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas followed by clearing weather,
colder norlhcrly winds and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. westerly winds, stationary or higher pressure
and stationary or lower temperature
For the upper lako region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, clear partly cloudy
weather, cold northwestcrly winds and station-
AIRY or rising barometer followed at tho north
and west stations by southcry Winds falling
barometer and possibly rain areas
Tho rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
cnutionary Signals continue at Galveston and In.
danoia
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS

LATEST RETURNS FROM THE FRENCH SUPPLE
MENTAnY ELECTION IN FRANCE ON SUNDAY -
HINTS TO IMAGINATION AND MS MINIsTERs--A
SALVAGE SUR ABOUT THE oBELIsK.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct 80 1877.
Tho results OF tho second ballots in France on sun.
day for Members OF tho Chamber OF Deputies In ar
rondssements where choice occurred In the 2cn
cra election Of tho i4th inst far known, show
that nno government candidates and two republican,
elected. In three republican
candidates claiming that they elected tho 18th
inst did not stand Sunday intending to submit their
claim TO the Chamber OF Deputies Tho republicans
however, did not attach much Importance to these
supplemental elections, because excluding tho three
nncontcstod arrondssemonts abovo mentioned, ton
second ballots were rendered necessary simply by q
division oil the conservative vote between opposing
royalist and Bonaparlst candidates. ono OF whom has
cow Withdrawn. rendering tho result certain.
BoSArAHTIsr VICTORY.
Compto d'Espcues, Bonapartisi, has defeated NJ. .
6udn, moderate republican, member OF tho last
Chamber for Chateau Cnlnon, department OF Nievre,
whose candidatu.o NJ. Gambctta went to Chateau
Chnon to support.
DIFFERENT FIGURES.
Other intelligence IRON Paris however, shows that
the election OF clcven conservatives and our repub
cans. BY this result the chamber Will stand go re-
pubi.cans and 2l0 conservatives
The result OF Sundays balotings reported In this
despatch do not admit tho claim of tho republicans
that they were elected on the 18th inst
MINORITY HUNDRED AND RIGHT
A careful calculation made late last night shows
that the conservative minority In the now Chamber Of
Deputies Is composed OF liz Bonapartists ana 90 mon
Archists-20S.
WILL THE MINISTRY REsiGxY
The Soet again insisted yesterday that either Pres
ldcnt MacMahon or the Ministry must resign. There
Is other way out OF the crisis tho oliel says and
II naturally prefers that the Ministry should resign
The conservative paper, L-fssembice Natioaale, de-
carcs that II confirm tho statement OF tho Pays
that the rcsgnation OF the Ministers has already been
determined upon In principle.
WHAT AN ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT sAYs.
Paris correspondent tclcgraphs the following -
alt seems now settled that tho Cabinet, abandoning
Tho idea OF resistance, Will retire before tho
ith OF November or viii merely hold Office long
enough to olicr a Justification of It's policy In the
Senate. Whether II rotircs tlc earlier or later is
quite immaierial; the essential aud now apparently
settled thing rs that 1t will retire"
ALPoSsos WEDDING FIXED
Is reported that tho marriage Of King Alfonso OF
nnaln 10 Princess Mercedes daughter OF tho Duke do
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE WORCESTER TRUANr.

The HERALD OF Sunday last published account or
tho wanderings and arrest Of Mary Ellen Bottomlcy
ten years old, who, dressed as boy, had run away
from her parents homo IN Worcester, Mass, having
stolen from them considerable sum Of money. and
had Dccn travelling Ia New York and about Boston for
y week. Inc Guild, VINO Was taken Into custody IN
the latter city, has been uircndprcd to her mother
~ mas tfansprcd since the publication tho narra-
sc thai MO juvenile adventures IN tho her
wanhcripgs sujourncd Tor couple of dnys IN Brook.
yn WIN MI William McCarthy'J fanny, residing nt
NO. w" ciasson avenue, who, believing her 10 he a
ooy strayed IRON home, look her TO his family, and
was Instrumental IN restoring her 10 her parents
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
YELLOW FEVER.

SUFFERING IN FERNANDINA NEED OF CHARI-
TABLE ASSISTANCE.
JAcKsoSviLLE, Fla, Oct. 90, 1877.
Fernandina has made another appeal Tor help The
funds arc entirely exhausted, and there hundreds
Of people to ccd Tho situation regards destitu-
ton has hardly been worse during tho epidemic than
Tho fever is under tho control OF the resident
physicians, and Dr. Luke r. Black burn, OF Louisville.
who went 10 Fernandina soma since leit to-day
10 solicit aid IN tho Vest II Is estimated that ST. 600
will be required 10 keep those who we'll from
starving and to relieve tho sick unt the frost There
are nine new cases since last report and DEATH
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
A Splendid Dash to Cut the
Sofia Road.
SIEGE OF SILISTRIA BEGUN.
Capture of the Turkish PO-
SitiOn at Telische.
MOUkHTAR CLOSELY PURSUED
[Dy CABLE TO THE HERALp.1

lB1 CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Oct 80. 1877.
A telegram from Bucharest, dated yestor-
day, says that on Sunday. a body of Russians
carried the Turkish position at Telische,
west Of Plevna. One Pacha, several officers
and seven companies of Turkish troops were
taken prisoners. Three cannons were cap
tured
AN ASTOUNDING DASH
A Constantinople despatch says detach-
ment Of Russians are at Slatitza south OF
the Balkans. in the rear Of Orchanie. The
evident purpose of this raid is to cut the
railroad above Tartar Basardschyk and tho
road leading thence through Samakow to
Sofia over which all tho supplies for Plevna
are brought.
THE DoBRUDscHA ARMY.
A special despatch from Silistria states
that the Russians are constructing battery
on IN island two miles east of that place.
CLOSE AFTER HIN.
Moukhtar Pacha, telegraphing on Saturday, an
nounced that the Russians were encamped within
three hours march OF his headquarters
KARs CLOSELY INVESTED
special despatch from Aexandropol to the st.
Petersburg GoLos, dated October o. gives no later
Information about Kars than that the place Is COM
petely invested
BAYAZID REocCuPIED.
The despatch says General Tergukasor has occu-
pied Bayazid.
POLISH CHEF OF STAFF.
Beiowski, Pole, known in the Turkish army as
General Nihad Is appointed Sueiman Pacha's
chief OF stan, and General Nina, Belgian, to COM
mand the cavalry division al Rasgrad.
MORE TROUBLE FOR BOSNIA.
A correspondent ut Belgrade telegraphs that the
Governor OF Bosnia has informed the Porte that
most OF the members vi the Bosnian provis-
ioaal government are now on Austrian soil
and requests that the Porte apply for their intern
ment. Russian emissarics active in Bosnia
and have succeeded In exciting a fresh insurrec-
tion on the Austro-Bosnlan frontier
SEIZURE or RAILROAD MATERIAL.
vienna despatch says that rails supplied by q
Vienna merchant to the Rounania II government for
q railway In Waachia having been seized in transit
through Hungary the Vienna Cabinet asked Tor
their imtnediate release. The hungarian Cabinet
refused, alleging that the rails were contraband OF
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
A STATE OFFICIAL ON TRIAL.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct 20. 1877.
Sacramento despatch says the trial OF tho case OF
tho State against the Surveyor General and
Register OF the State Land Office Robert Gard
ner, commenced to-day. The charges malieasancc
IN Office IN failing TO collect foes duo tho State and In
falling to pay over 10 the state such fees did
ec aggi egatng at out $4,000. Tho points which
the charges based brought cut by the
Investigation by tho State I.and Commission. ~
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
JAPAN'S DILEMMA.

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA EACH WANT VOICE IN
OPENING Up coREA.
SAN Francisco, Oct 20, 1877.
Private letters som highly responsible source In
Japan state unequ!vocaly that ncsotia-
tons between England and Japan side and
Russia and Japan on the other have embraced these
points and results, viz. England insists on sharing
all OF Japans advantages in opening Corca Japan
refuses TO conccde the demand Russia consents to
support Japans refusal 10 any extremity II Japan Will
waive her clam 10 northern port OF entry and
choose ono iurthcr south