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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-19
WEST AND SOUTH.

rho rioht oftbe an vos tho roldest evor
uno,,n in rr.,,,isviIle " Tn the ~cit0- tbe
thorp, a =, ,,,cr Indicated 16 bcIov and IN the
.,,,,,t -, o. = r9- - ~ t
Tho Tennesseo Teoi.iatrre has elected ex.
cov Tsham n UarrisIT q Senator IN sur.
-reod Conreor- ,sT,ose tar,,n, ~ nires March 4
CharIos pro,,t ~ q srtroditad Too,is.
an f,ro,o. a,~ivad T., hot cilv on tbe orr
and was admitted 10 hail He has restored
al me ,ro,,sv nrrocc,,rcd Nv bis forgesyv =
: 'rbc ficl[ estate contssfs tass hem settled
rotru Ticl- ,h. .or re1eivas s79a ooo and
Ill ,,av tha otbor beirs s7o 900 The Trns.
toao no, r,o,v corrv o,,t Tho conditions ~ the
tr,,st dnod Tho yolue ~ the nronertv Ia 90.
tir,oteI ot "a eno noo
1ho wet Virg;nia I.eyis,sturr mot and or.
oani,ad an tbe Inn II N A,rctt ,va =
oIao,od President of tho SENATE and Cant
Fust,oo cihsor sneoLer ~ tbc Uousc
The reports from th.. new gold digvings at
the head of Wood River, Wyoming, are en-.
couraging. -r,-r --rfE u cNL
Hon. Wm. A. Wheeler was in Columbus,
Ohio. on the nth, and, accomtanied by Gov.
Halves. visited both houses of the General
Assembly.
The libel suit of Stuart Robson, of Louis
Vile. against Mckee, Fishback & Houser,
proprietors Of the old st. Louis Democrat,
ended on the 1lth, the defendants confessing
Judgment for $9O, 600 and agreeing TO nav all
costs.
On the morning OF the 1lth a passenger
car on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Jumped the track near Greenbrier River and
plunged down forty five feet embankment
to the river. The ice was firm and held the
car. Seven persons were inihred. Early on
the same morning two sieepjng-cars of the
night train on the Virginia Midland Railroad
were thrown, from the track, near Manassas,
by abroken rail, and ran down All embank-
ment Three passengers were seriously, and
twelve slightly, injured. One of the cars
turned over several times in its descent and
striking the abutments OF bridge, was
smashed into thousand pieces.
Ex.Pension Agent Bartlett. of San Fran.
cisco. was ON the 10Th found guilty. in the
IT s. Court. Of embezzlement.
The ice-porpe at Cincinnati broke on the
10Th. and the steamer Calumet, valued at
S24. 600. WAS sunk. The ice soon gorged
again. and at midnight broke, sinking the
steamer Andes.
The Democratic caucus of the Illinois
Iegislature ON the 18th unanimously uorni-
mated ex-Goy. John NJ. Palmer for q. s. Sen
ator.- y @ Na -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-19
Legislative.

In the Senate, on the 9th, a large num-
ber of bills were read a second time and
referred. The House joint resolution
providing for an investigation of the
Ashtabula disaster by a joint committee
of the House and Senate was adopted,
and Messrs. Burns, Brown of Lucas, and
Haines of Preble appointed members of
the committee on the part of the Senate.
Adjourned d. &. In the House the bill TO
repeal an act to regulate the exemption
rights was lost. Bills were passed-to
secure greater purity of elections; to
create a State Board of Health.
A resolution calling on the Adju-
tant- General for information in re-
latiOn to the Massillon riots was
laid on the table. The following
were appointed members of the
Ashtabula Investigating Committee on
the part of the House; Messrs. Drummer,
Wiltze, Barrett, Converse and Stone. A
series of Democratic resolutions offered
few days ago, and laid on the table,
were taken up by party vote and mo-
tion made TO substitute resolutions
adopted in the Republican caucus Ar
amendment was offered substituting other
resolutions embodying the same ideas as
the original resolutions, and, pending
action, the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 10th, bills were
introduced d-relating to jurors; TO author
ize the formation Of companies 20 deal
in real estate. A notice of the contest
Of the election of j. Harmon, of Cincin
natl, as Judge Of the Common Pleas
Court, by Joseph Cox, was presented and
the hearing fixed for the 30th inst. Reso
lutions relative to the death of Senator
Dechant were reported and made tn,
special order for the 22d. Adjourned
-. In the House the day was occupied
in the discussion of the political resolu
tions offered on the 9th. At IA late hour a
night vote was reached, when thu
amendment was voted down by party
vote--29 to Gland resolutions expires
sive of a belief in Hayes election, and il
favor of a peaceful solution Of the pres
ent difficulties, was adopted by lik
vote, nineteen Democrats being absent
! Adjourned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-19

business houses at Brockport, N. T., were
burned on the 18th. Loss $4,000 The Ere
was caused by.the explosionOf kerosene
lamp, III N H III Es E Ia,
Three schooners of the Gloucester (Mass9
fishing fleet, with crews Of about ten men
each, are missing and doubtless lost.
At ten a. m of the 18th the thermometer
indicated 20 deg. below zero at Watertown,
N. IA change OF fifty degrees in ten hours
Thc Mechanics Savings Bank, OF Boston,
suspended on the 12th. Amount due de-
positor Dec. "a, 1879, s44s,96l. -, Z
On the night OF the 11th seven buildings
on Water street, oswego, N. Y, wereiburned
Loss ss5 900.
Three burglars were arrested on the Mon
treal train on the New York Central Rail-
road, on the 10th, while endeavoring to
break into the National Express Compapys
car. ii tftiiil| ~tft
The Grand Duke Alexis and his cousin,
the Grand Duke Constantine, landed at Nor
folk, Va, on the 18th and visited the Russian
Minister Z. f3 ltltI 4... ..
James Gordon Bennett and party were
taken aboard the steamer City of Richmond,
which left New York for Liverpool on the
18th, at Sandy Hook, where the Herald yacht
was in waiting. Detectives were watching
for Mr. Bennett at the steamers dock when
she sailed.
At Scranton, Pa, on the 18th, the Ex-
change Block, containing three valuable
stores and a number of law Offices, was to-
tally destroyed by fire. Loss 100000.
DR.. Phelps, the New York surgeon alleged
to have been In attendance at the May Ben
nett dueL committed for contempt, was dis
charged fon the 18th on a PROMISE 70 go be
fore the Grand Jury on the 16tA
Twenty framebHildibgs at EdenbOrg Pas
occupied as stores, Offices. etc, were de
stroyed by fre on the l4th; also the Eden
burg Hotel &Loss t6O,00O, Aa AZ
Eli Salisbury was renominated for u s.
Senator by the Democratic caucus Of the
Delaware Legislature on the 18th
Judge J. &. Abbott received the nOmina
ton for U. s. Senator in the Democratic eau
Gus of the Massachusetts, Legislature or
the 18th. .T|
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-19

For what purpose was Eve made'
For Adams Express company.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
NO CLAss-DAY AT COLUMBIA.

Cmss-day exercises were not celebrated yes
erday at Columbia College and is proposed TO abolish
the anniversary. member Of the senior class said that
the expenses very often fen upon three or four members
and they were 10y no means light The college proposes
TO send an eghoar the Rutherford Park regatta
on Wednesday, and seniors desire 10 contribute TO the
outlay for this An Alumnus said TO TRIBUNE reporter
that he was glad Classday had gone out OF favor Ii
had never been brilliant affair and was completely
thrown in the shade by the imposing Commence
mcnt exercises The secret societies made II an orpor
tuuity for running in" their favOritc candidates, 20
that OF clioucug ana wire-pullug there was no
end. The reason why few members were
sometimes compelled To bear al the expenses WAS
that occasionally all the Classday officers were elected
from one society, and the remainder Oi the class cosld
eriug this unfair, refused 10 pay anything Ihe proA
unity OF the daS 10 examinations and the neglect o.
study caused by IT. another objection students VINO
were chosen CI,tay positions were often Obliged 10
do injustice either u their college studies or their C&t
day productions. The appointments ior orator, poet,
and hs Ordu late this that the successful
candidates. is stated have not been able carefully 10
ureuarr their parts. The orator j. T. = browne the
poet ii. Churchill; the historian, I. ;. Weeks.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
UNHAPPY HOUSEHOLDS.

An UNUSUALLY FULL DIVORCE RECORD.
Sarah j. Calender sued her husband WI
liam T. Calender and Judge Van Brunt has oyerruled
the husbands demurrer The plaintiff declares that her
husband by prolonged OF worrying, threatening
PRAYING over her and making promises induced her to
make wholly false written confession that she had been
guilty of adultery and then began suit against her Tor
divorce The details her charges and his denas nave
been already published in THE TRIBUNE she brought
this suit prevent his using her confession az S
her IN the divorce suit she could not under the laws
OF this state be a witness in the divorce suit to explain
how II was obtained from her The husband demurred
claiming that oven if story true the court eoud
not interfere 10 prevent any evidence from being pre-
sented on trial Of case aud that the wife mad no Such
interest in the confession enable her to maintain
this action.
Judge Van Brunt says his attention has not been caed
to any case which establishes the right OF the court 10
entertain this action. But the dismissal OF the palntih
conplant wond enable the defendant TO perpetrae so
gross an injustice under the gse OF the forms Of law,
that il seems TO that any court which would refuse
her protection from the frauds which have been pepe-
tratod upon her df assume as true the aega-
tions OF the complaint and which must do upon ths
demurrer by her husband the defendant, would cease
to he entitled to be called court Of equity she mas
he holds the same right Of action 10 prevent he use OF
this onfession a. size would have prevent the I'M
proper publication OF one of her letters lie therefore
Overrucs the husbands demurrer ,,.
Judge Curtis in Superior Court Special Term, denied,
Yesterday reference in the suit OF Stewart NJ Freeman
against Hannah Freeman though there was an appear
ancc for The defendant proof OF service OF the com
paInt on her not being sufficient. P3lntH ana delthu-
ant were married April .. 1876, aud the plainUn says
her iufdeltics BEGAN in the Fan OF the same wear
Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court Chanhers, trans
foIred Yesterday. the suit OF Elizabeth Duiiy against
John Duffy, for separation and maintenance, 10 hlhSs
County.
Judge Curtis in Superior Court Special Term referred
the nvorce suit of Elizabeth H. Klein, who was married
10 Henry Klein in Colchester, England on Nov. /, lSj6
Judge Barrett, in supreme Court, Chambers referred
the divorce sult Carlos H. Williams against Rose
lams 10 Charles H. IIldreh. The plaintiff was married
Nov. !. 1870. =. ,. -.
LI> band Joseph and aidaVits hdt ne was las hcdd
OF m Louisville. order for The publication oi sum
mons. which did direct the mailing Of the summons
10 that place. Wien applied, in supreme Court,
Cb9ibrs for reference. Judge Barrett detect -d the
defect ana refused The oIder but on atdivs that the
hearing Of he husband 40 Louisville was Of the Yaguest
kind, granted new order OF publication.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
PROPOSED ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

Anticipating that Congress, at its next ses-
sion viii make the necessary Appropriation OF $4,000
for TIC proposed expedition 10 the Arctic seas Capt
Uoeate Of the Signal Service wishes make tLis
,er such preparations viii facilitate the starting Of
the main expedition in the Spring Of 1873. He wishes TO
send north a small vessel under the command Of Capt,
TYSON formerly Of the Polars, 70 gather this season
eledges dogs &c. which will be needed by the expedl-
ZION Itself 10 carry out this plan, $4,000 or $4,000
must be raised by subscription. whaling Ouiht VIII De
nroyjdec and IL Is believed that The catch OF O-wlae
and sea-yiu repay the whole cost Of the expedition.
Can't Uowgato appeals 10 the business men New OIA
oud elsewhere TO help him raise tho needed Tor the
oufdt ONLY 34OO in cash Is wanted; 800 OF TINS
am1unt the captain himself subsc1Dc-. Merchants
having casks, boats, whaling gear bread Hour pork
- r9n subscribe these arEcies In kiud. Subscription
sfs have been opened at the Maritime Exchange Prod
nee Exchange Cotton Exchange, and Chamber OF Com
meIce.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
AMERICAN IsRAELrrEs IN COUNCIL.

Tie Board of Delegates OF the American
Ieraeltcs lcid its eighteenth ANNUAL meeting IN the
lecurc-room Of Temple Emanu-Ei, Fiuhaver yesterday
afternoon Tuiry-yo c0ngre- aOns and associations IN
NcvYo and other states represented in this board
among which are Bnai Jcslurun, Beth Israel BcSer
Cholln EmmuIf Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan
Asylum society and Bcth Of NcwlO,B. Beth Israel OF
Brooklyn New Beth Israel Of Newark y. j.; Ohabey,
shoom of Boston. Adath Israel of Hartford, Conn.
Eodof sholom Hebrew Society OF Philadelphia, Bethel
Fmeth Of Memphis, Tenn; Temimi Dirosh OF New
Orleans. Kam Montgomery OF Montgomery Ala, and
ebaarey Tcda OF san Francisco. Meyer S. Isaacs
presided Tie Executive Committee in is re-
otr erre tic Jewish conference last December al
ia Tor tie purpose OF securing 10 Jews the protection
lav. an countries where they are perst cUlcd
especially iu RouWaui1 ne C9Ihl zee lc'o-iiI 'u
services OF lr Pcx0tO, late United states Consul at
Iucarcs u behalf of his pCIs Vutci cOrchglonlsts IN
Toumania and regretted the abontOn ot tue consulate
M taf place. The committee approved inc resolutions
OF the board az its last meeting, Whch opposed hdsc-
uatp charity uluUuc tie Jews ln Palcauc, ana recon-
Ucndcd the establishment pi aclcutual ana industrial
institutions THE board elected TIE following ohcris
President n r. lsaacs of New-l0rk; NcoPrcsdcntS, ,.
Wolf o. Washington and W. B /, EeHbefS OF Ihlddcl-
uhia: Treasurer l. Bdmucigcr OF New 1OIk; Executive
COMMITTEE j.. Eusrufcd, the Rev. Geo JdcOha, MAJ eI
sulzonbergcr OF PhIladep phia; II. hOSn Louis Ascl,
Morliz E,iuscI, T. H. heeslns Ahn. Baum lI. H.
Come, Ee.i J. Levy, and l. Lcwensood, 3li OF New
York aud the Rev. II. :. Jacobs OF Richmond, Va.
The chairman next read paper ON Inc Labor OF the
Board u striving 10 AWeOiate the Condition OF jews IN
all COuntuCs,' and urged the necessity OF establishing
hch schools for tC1lOans and Othcr schools for the
missionaries Tie needing then adjourned until b. H.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TUM0R OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS r. r.
REMEDIES.

DIR RAnwAY: Ihave had Ovarian Tumor in the oyaries
bowels Al the doctors said there was no help io IT.
tried everything thai recommended, but nothing hepcl
me. your. .}esDlyeut and thought would ny ~ bt
had no fiih Nii, because / had suffered Tor TWELVE
YEARS took bottles Of The Resolycut one box of Rdd
ways PMS and used Two bottles of your READY REL ri
AMI there ul tun0r 90 bc or felt, an0 ire
BITTER. SMARTER, and happier than have for twelve
wears The n the left SIDE OF the bowels
over the groin write This 10 you ior e benefit Of others
You publish il II you choose. II ANNAH 7: hNArf
Ann ARROR. Mich, April 30. 1873.
DR. RADwAY-KND SIR: nave been taking your Itesoir
cut Regulating Pills using the Ready Relief about
year ovarian tumOs on the abdomen which the mos.
eminent phy siclns OF Medical College pronounced IN
durable.
They were Ike knots tree. When was sitting IN
chair they almost the floor and my weight was two
hundred aud seyentyiye pounds, when commenced with
your remedies and hundred and ten pounds hut
tcy a gone yet have taken tWenylour bottles OF
Ise.nlgtn Ui hChef and twentyJur boxes Oi lils
get b medicines from e.. GTcnVtl
Please s. nd mo your book False and True"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
DISEASES 0F NIElI,

The importance OF system its power over life
and death the direct bearing which II mas on human nap
pines. il thoroughly recognzcd its capabilities moderate
uses the danger Of Oyertaxn2 IT, whether through thought
study mental application or Dy the excessive IN
dugenCc the appettcs ard propensss are proper
for considerations When the system = dcrdnse u ~
absolutely promptly seek advice rom an exp ~
Ot has devoted MS "lpie
and attention study and whO rom ms experience ana
learned discover at once inc cause ana as
promptly apply remedy thus avoiding the painfully SLOW
feeling after The truth, cOlmOn 10 the ntXpciehced ana
ann0vng the patient, who, very naturally, wants 10
know without delay what s the matter the extent OF te te
rang.mcnt probabilities Of recupera0n, ana the tine re-
quireI .,-, 4,
striking example Of the value o. experience aud practical
observation, well as the usefulness OF tie ponpi appc
suitable remedies found ia the important statement
coming bat dozen pubhc institutions not Only
home but abroad, that very large proportion o thoe VINO
mental and absolute insanity pefft
who placed under treatment WITHIN year
after the iiT- symptoms have manifested themselves
II the brain become exhausted by intense mental appt
cation dcprvng 10 Of the power Of connected thought II can
ONLY strength by being properly fed aud nOuShed
by the oi certain systematic methods II Is precisely the
tine that preside organic life The value
II branch ~ medical practice scarcely be oyerfate
Ort reaches marriage the pce uat0n 0i family names, the
securing hereditary ues and the retention Of estates IN
the same family.
long and large experience in this direction have
been able command 10y success the ntAiu appcca
OF the families lu the city aud naon and
much that pertains 10 the OvereXerc.c OF
OF the nervous system ami the means or
Vowers whether OF brain, appetite propensity
or passion.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
GEN. JAMES JoURDAYS DEFENDERS.

BROOKLYN ALDERMEN OF NEWSPAPER CHARGES.
The name of Gen. James Jourdan as President
Of the Police Board was yesterday taken up from the
table by tie Brooklyn Common Council An effort was
made TO table tho nomination until the Salary bill should
be s,lrd hv the Governor. motion To this effect was
lost and afterward tue matter again aid on the
table no tima.b,ine specified. Alderman Murtha pre-
spnted resolution tlut committee should he appointed
to invcstigae charges that had been published, alleging
corrupt action on Gen. Jourdau's part IN the purchase
and safe Of real estate This the same charge that
was made against Jourdan year ago by Dr. Hutchn-
son of the Health Board. 1t was claimed that Gen.
Iourlau as President OF TIE Board, had compelled the
Gu. up of 80 large lois: that the expense OF the work
WAS SD great that the owners had offered the property
for sale below its value That Ut bought 10y NIs.
IouiGsn for $1,000, ana aiterward sold by hci
for $4,000 Al the time tine charge, were made h 1876
Die NaF0r investigated them, "ud Grn. J"Hl''i WIS
cleared oi am imIautlon of corruption le" uH''-'
fn. Same cInrr. Was rcufaftd.
The resolution Of Alderman Muriha aroused lively
discussion. Alderman Fisher uc.l ltaItd Ai'DtiNtii
NuI;ua'S remark at recent Wctllu- til " i'"al'i'.
uOI suitou, ioultttol iu % 'ld tt -'''-
nlrcr- tUiaTuau ElHc tJeIu.l. VINO las stcaulF sup
ported Gen JoWdan. moved That tire resolution Dt
tabled. hU Withdrew thc motion at the request pl AZ"
tins jAa, tc o,c should 'c ceIto q" cI"iea '"'' '- q
brcn made puha"lA. Alderman h.hc SiNd
uiat Jourdan had been attacked 80 satisfy per
sOngl spite; hc AaC served uuutf J"4l""h ID ti'
MAP and ie gi. going 10 fu,e Ior nm u ANY case Al
drluau iuruei ut-pJ thoust mat newspaper chafr s.
un>uppuutcd O-uU never 90 tc noticed ut lJc u'iiu'
else every member would rc subject 90 Investigation
SIR turtha a.llu protested against being mlslv.r
seutgd. Alderman >Lcr eid tla, tucsc chEea au hI
Hutchinson to barely avoid tI- penalty lor hotl Inc
resolution va, tabrd hJ fGt. of lj t0 a. lu explain
ius their votes Aldermen GrsVo.t and I.chrA pro-
tested against Tie intrusion o politics mo I-"cos "Ac.c
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The annual meetings Of the Produce and Cotton
Exchanges will De held today the former at $50 and the lat
ter at p.
A meeting TO consider "Womans Work andNeeds'
will held is evening az Stenway ia Heniy lergh pre-
siding domestic service viii be- the mann subject Oi dis
cusslOn. j. J. Beuett wall preside a; the organ.
The third annual convention of the Young Mems
Catholic viii held to at the De La sale In
Seconds The delegates VIII attend al
ST. PatricLs Cathedral in Mott 81, tomorrow morning
banquet will De rendered b. them Ia the evening.
The reception Of the Woman's Art school Of the
Cooper Will TAKE place TINS evening when the work Of
the ups viii exhibited. The reception OF the Mems
Irpartment viii be held tomorrow evening" and the Com
mucemeut Exercises great ball Thursday evening
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
STEAM on STREET RAILWAYS.
THE THIRD AVENUE CoMPANY's NEW sTEP-BEIl
line HEARING POSTPONED.


line HEARING POSTPONED.
Samuel L. Phillips, President Of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company accompanied by II nry Hart
one of the largest stockholders called on Mayor Ey yes
tcrdav and presented written application for authority
for the company 10 employ steam for pIopelng IT'S cars
by way Of cXpermcnt under such restrictions ana Ie%u-
latous as the Nayor and Common Council may impose.
Nr Phillips SAID that the company proposed To use what
was known as the Nosccss steam Engine II was not
q dummy engine, and repeated experiments had shown
that 10 could bc kept under perfect control Cars run b
1t could De stopped aud started as quickly and safely a.
those now drawn Dos horses The engine had been I'D use
for several months 80 Philadelphia. Wuerc vas cQnsid-
cred success boz every respect II hId been hO OiUct
also ON the Cuucf island route from Brooklyn.
Mayur Ly replied tlat hc Thought most lNFora'R "l
The clucrmoul. aud would give tuc csi1uu} every X
Gilt, lu ms power 10 AFFORD the f1hc rapid transit 50
fsf as tn~~u.E motive power NNu.l li4l>h 't. III
proi-sd tl communicate With thr Go lnou Cotu'h l.-
mediate ly gud ASS reference To c1ui ln settN
tilstuii nuu decision. TIA. act uuugl "hth t-
compsu. make. ts lipi atiJu was passed hf ihc Leg
isatuIp Nav 2. ~f}. and i~ ruIltu- An aci TO "
tioriIc the Oi improved motive power Oh iaiIo'us
IL ANY cts OT county o. dis ~.tlt.'
Tit rr.p-aufl'it. ut filr coinTc1. bodies O' Geo.
W NuCac. counsel for tIc up. '~Itun 1ud ohc4 lfi-
son. crested iI thc plan 60 Use tIt Belt itu"d Iut
freight attended tr meeting o- .Lc AuoiWcI- commit
tea ou -filcis yesterday afcln uu. Aii f Nah- 'ii
am hour f,r Quurif Alderman iullul> aLuoJn,td ltt
the committee would ue ouiiOd O." !"~ipoIc the hc ius
f1rouc acc.. u consequence oi tIc Illness ot Alderman
EIyau it liN. tNc chairman, N.o LHi tt'l lu lD 'iN
IIai iu ti. IuoIu. uu had been token sick suddenly
and ufl gone lou. iuc erc QUO present l' lie room
Will -..at dissatisfaction go o., .-.tc-cu laulc o.
Nc committee t1 40 Ou WITH iuc QIc-I tpn
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
THE DEMONSTRATION AT ATHENS.


The Times correspondent at Athens sends the
following account OF the demonstration there yesterday
crowd estimated at 5000 TO 1oOOO hled 'he
square before the palace demanding from tne
- trorc aud warlkc measures. After
waiting two hours four delegates admitted TO the
palace The King replied that now, as always, he had
tie national welfare at heart and would form Ministry
acceptable the people. At last accounts the crowd
WAS still outing discOntcntcdly before the palace