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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
LTRANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
ERIE RAILWAY. 1890 -. -.

II SUMNER ARRANGEMENT or ihAlNS' al 'ioo'
ga iI5-cacinnaa and Chicago Day ESgTesa Drawing
1875 -Exprcss Mail for Bu'lo with Sleeping coaches
mn Cnaly)-Pacfc Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through 10 och stei. Ra.ao Nae2ra t3ls ln,i,
man, and chicago without change Also Hotel Dining cars &c
trains leave Cnambcrsstre Depot, n. " for
Scalrk $50. $50 1915 1880 M. 3D. 5:lj, and Gl5
pm, aud j. midnight SATURDAY nights only SUNDAYS $40
sadcrurd Pasz and Passac 10; 10 a m p noon 10
3. $40, $50 DID, o;S, = - D. m j. mamSDI SUNDAYS
Ps,t o. g. G5. 7:i5. $50 lU 10 %, 1880 70 noon,
alG II mtip i sundays, G. 500 ai5 10 M, l:ij' $50,
suieiS. 9 7.5, ID iot5 ~ III, So 2 g. 7g M and
J. MIDI gt Sundays. 6. $50 10 o. No. l45' $50 Z p 'n9
ee1aaa,l a M s4o top sundays $50 a. m
Wsrg O. 40 l043 H. No., 4,32 7; m go e,,, o.ooo -
Gossen T. rs .. 10. 1918 a. $3.50. 3:iJ 49, p m
Sundays 6, $50 l. g NJ. go, Z =. ~. 49, e
Mdaetovn, 1i', 20. 1915 o. m, @'i0, 4.5 p "a sun,
days So 10 g; M 2 M }e H. S am i'E D M s 51'
Port Jryis, 7ij, @ o.. 1875 q. l- 400 pm sundays
N6rfHriairs leaving Chamb.rsst on halt hours
tAsn above tme leaving CharAerss On quaiitt 1ours
leave hril aiG1' eMnefii o i,h t lSSs
leaving Chamnelss al ~ = ~ and - nqnishr -o,o
and 's iS3r coaes n Je cb,aecd and orders ioT re
eerkng and ranslt o. lilsls -L De e aI lae 1n.S
Brooklyn. and at ne COMPANY Depots ~ ~, ,, o., TOT,
Ezpress rains rom Tie West arrive III ~ 'A'
JNo. r. ABBOTT. General Passr Agent. NewYOrl
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
l9l g'e igr i g'5 6 6o SEQ p m and
saaI ay nights oniy at Is }. sundays, a. H. aud
Nahu'i spring Valley, and Moasey Z, $50 NJ 4:i5 p m
JNO y ABBOTT General Iasa'r Agent, New YORK
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
terrfdiaie points sJcancIs leave pier -. T. r., daily tsun
day eScec 40 p m q r. K. ~ g p M
Hafttc springfield &c Tickets soid end haceace cheek
al 90 broadway. Nev-Yoh j, and Cemtst. BIcokiyn TX
ID e. sell is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
aunr!menis & linfnrnishco Rooms TO Sc

AN ELEGANT FLAT, all improvements, at
"a Ne l67 4thayer inquire top hni
nkSIRADI.E. comfortable floors, four rooms,
,iTrcnt stories, So TO SIC; good locatioh-llth ana
I2tIsts adjoining 2aGyo. Apply 300 l2tlst
nESIRABLE APARTMENTS OF seven and
y ton ror.n. in French Plate East 79st. % ave
In eft order aonyeuiencos and pleasani locaton Items
from SO to so. Apply toJani0r III JlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13

THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROylDEAOE DIRECT.
WHOLE NIGHT, RESI-
rnE NEW MAGSiIksfM1Es e. 6SS AhfsR II S'
MASSACHUSETTS,
("1be Paiacr StesmeT "a the MOfld'D,
AND THE WORLD-KENOWSED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
CThs Queen OF tbs S0und'l
rave cay Except Euuays nom I1er ~. " X, loot o'
nafrtn-st, al arriving Providence at a. M ana
Boston al a m No intermediate landings between New
fofk and Providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
Siiuailons Wauteo--f females.

I AUNDRESS-A young English woman as
- Isclas lauucress; good rleieace 4s5 dave store
4 AUNDRESS-As competent laundress and
assist with chamhcI.work IN small family three
years reference 1873 West 5Othst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
Che Gurt.

4 0NG BRANCH RACES-Sept. u, l3, IA,
10 Boats OF the NowJeTsey son.hsrn X X M leave
Pier North River foot Kecprs-l, O1u 3d. load a. m
Iseiurnag track Tor round tItp,
including admission To ali parts 0f the track. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
TIVE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON
AID an points East. via
NEW PORT AND FALL RIVER
TIE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
bristol. AND PNONIDENEE.
Ilr-st handomest and most costly steamers IN Tho world
FULL NIGHTS REST. 10 MIDNIGHT CHANGES
Rive morning ttains-fali River 10 Boston
Steamers icayo New. York daily a. To- toU SDAfS July
sept ncusiye from Pier D. y. L., foot OF Murray ST.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
Tickets and sta A. Rooms curo al principal HOtes aad
ToAet Olgccs, al the Pier, aud Oh oteitnefs
BORDEN * LOWELL Agents
GL. n.ANAm lan.ra- Ha..elaaT Agn.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
NJ man. lPrOtestantl.

w wants situation, cv country. hotel OF private
house OF 70 with invalid has very best ga,
ofvs natsfaetion employing hi wages mot
srste Is az the PROTESTANT BUREAU, l3s othaye-
am house above l0thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
OCEAN Steamers.
rREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

w NEWYORK TO BRISTOL (Eng.-DIRECT
Taking passengers for London. Cardiff Newport
Gloucester and al ports IN Bristol Channel
Saliu from Pier Is Las. ,tiyci -
CORNWA ALL eampcr TUESDAY Sept %
T.
CABIN Passage, $40, currency; Return tickets at favorable
rates intermediate go Currency StceraGe $50 cufren.
Certificates, t26 Drafts for q and upward
For freight passage apply 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13

TRUSTWORTHY Welsh Protestant
ii Young woman. highly respectfully and well
monded Good cook ann baker and ironer
stands housework thoroughly Sober honest aud obe5ng
Call nj BOOkHAMS $50 Athave. near 2&th-ot Il KAY
N0SD Proprietpf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13

WANTED yOung Protestant girl with
w good references FOR hoasework In small fsmiy Ala
4thave.
WANTED--Iwo Protestant girls, for family
w short distance In country Must have references Ala
4theye.
WANTED-A competent man to write COM
w merela historical and statistical editorials for
merca work nov being pabhsned; Must tie FAMILIAR with
variOus classes Of
the world Address coNNERciAI.- ~ Bsekmansu NY.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
GOOD READING.

Let the girls and boys read good books
or none at all. Do you think the girl who
passes her time in reading silly, love.sick
stories, or trashy novels, will ever grow
up into anything but silly, weak-m1nded,
sentimental woman, with brain as devoid
of one solid thought as her life is OF noble
purpose ? And the boy who, hour after
hour, is found perusing dime novel, a
book of exciting highway robberies, or
sensational newspaper, do you think he will
ever develop into pure-souled, high
toned, noble-minded man, q man destined
to make his mark in the world 7 No; Tor
just as impure food will dwarf and injure
your whole physical system, just SO impure
reading will taint and corrupt our whole
mental organization. Then think of this,
boys and girls, and be careful what you Sc
lect to read, for, be it said with shame,
hundreds of books and newspapers of the
very lowest, vilest kind may be found al
over our country.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09

Inc young WIG WIuAiS AoA A-.'
choked back the groan which was struggling
to break forth from her o'ercharged heart.
Eyes, loved him more and more J! the
widow continued, "and his passion has been
as discreet as it is profound"
"Oh!' thought Rosahe, "was ever wife so
tried-so tortured as am now p
"Arthur knows that all must depend ON
me-re1nembers that he is no more than a
poor artist-and that it must be mine 70
subdue my uncle's pride, and to obtain ms
consent to my alliance with one, IN worloiy ~,
estimation, SO far beneath the niece OF OF
Jonas Rathborne. In my very hrst iettel
to Arthur, told him to be cautious now ne
COMPROMISED me; to give no cause OF susPi, !,
cion to the baronet, and that soon woulo
bring him to our wish, but would never weo
without his consent--would never be gullty
of such wicked disobedience to the man "ne
had been my only friend-almost father "
me-"
This was spoken with q very virt1ous a AR L;
and was another pang to Rosal!e. Noo I!l.a'
she gave credit TO her cousin tor sincerity
for She was well-assured that it was only
because Sir Jonas Rathborne was rich tha'
his niece showed herself 90 dutiful to MIN
but it was a too painful reproach to Rosai1t
for her own disobedience to her father. :.
But only for one instant could this dls
+urb her; she had now, at this mornent
Something far more terrible with which u
wrestle. Was Augusta speaking the truth
Was Rosalies's husband the monster tha
Mistress Came]fozd 30 al:nnaonscaQns- q
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09

"John,. inquired dominic Of hopeful
nupil, "what is nailer?" "a man whd
makes nails, replied Hopeful, quite readily.
VERY good. Now what is tailor!" lone
who makes tails" was the equally. quick
renlv. "Oh! you blockhead," said the
dominic, biting bis lips "a man who makes
Sails! did you ever?" ''fo be sure," quoth
honetul; eff the tailor didn't put tails to the
coats be made, they would all be jackets.'
HAh, well! I didn't think Of that" replied
tho dominic. -,sasrrtax1g,,,sss spn<s.a
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
Warranted for Five Years.
CAUTION!

All persons are cautioned not to make,
deal in or USE any sewing machines which
sew with our needle, and make the elias ic
stitch, or that have the new patent self.feed
attachment, unless the same are purch? seq
from this Company, or their asen,s or IL
ware OF worthless limitations and unscru J.
ulous parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. &C.. and buy only the ma
chine manufactured by us.
"The wonder is how so good q machine
can be sold at so low price'"-[Globe.
ave have the machine and consider ~
first-class in every respect. -1Transcr1pt.
1--WE can recommend 1t 10 our readers.
"lhe machine arrived safely. We are
more than pleased with it; 1t does all 70
claim for 1t and more. We shall call me
atten ton of our readers 70 it."-[St. Louis
Christian.
prompt in all their dealings, and one that
we commend to cur readers. s."IAge, N. 4,
Sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded TO any part OF the world on re-
csiptof
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Special terms and extra Inducements to
male and female agents, Eoore-keepers, etc
County rights given to smart sgents tree
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engravinei
etc., sent free. III money sent In post
office money orders, drafts, ,y or by EXPIRES e res
All orders, communications, etc., mus
be add essed to the .l
IPEERLESS MANUFACTURING GO.
| PHILADELPHIA. PA:
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
THIS MACHINE

Is the most simple aud compact; the most
durable and economical model OF COM
btned simplicity, strength and beauty.
New and numerous patented attachments
No complicated machinery to be con.
stantly getting out OF order:
So easy to learn that child can run u,
will do all kind, CT sewing, from the finest
to the coarsest; WAL hem, fell, tuck. orai0, yl,
adjusting straight needles, all descriptions
Of Gotten, silks and thread. Makes the
strongest stitch known !; the cloth will tear
before the seam will rip; usey the thread
direct from the spool. The machine 1s
beautl ully finished and highly orna-
mented, and
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
NOTICE..
Instructions to Ladies Gratis

Instructions to Ladies Gratis
All who sre desir us to be their
own dressmakers, would find it to theil
ADVANTAGE TO cali on Madame Schwartz
at her Temporary residence, 5t7 Shipley
Street where she Will remain Tor
Few W days 10 teach the GER rtennialp,ize sysss ys
tenn of cutting gal ments Ior lauies ,,arts nao
Tor m sale. Cutting, bls,ing and fitting done
a the shortest notice aid l.west prices
Won will only call md be convinced. Ladies
want d to solicit subscriptions.
sepl2-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
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Physic.
The novelty Of modern Medical, Chemical, and
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ses and
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! upon analysis, will ind In them any calomel or
other forms Of mercury, mineral poison or IN
furious drug.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
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l Constipati on, Impure Blood Fain
I'm THO ShOyIdoT TaNhtness !0t tho
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| from the. stomach, HAD tasse IN th0
mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain In re.
RiOn Of Kidneys, Internal Fevors
BlOAted feeling about ste o@achsH H0sn'
Of blood to Head, Hi8hsc0lored
Urine Vnsoci ability and Gloomy
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bY preserved unimpaired for any length OF time,
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EaiSi bos. s5e RsSeoos IL al dis.
eases where a Laxative, .AlteKatfHe, or
tPnrg9tive. ID Indicated, these little Pellets
Win stve the most perfect satisfaction 70 al who
They are sold BY all Druggists n
25 cents q bottlss ...
RT PIERCE, Y. D., prep't,
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The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
!AI1E RATED0RNE;
.,N AND SORROW.

BY WATTS PHILLIPS.
arnp A woNANs SAKE" "DRIvKy
frHoR our U n"JENNY GRAY; or. a WoxAA's
IRON ho VENGEANcE." ETC. ETC.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
! II .. ~ ~ NJ !. -'.-T|'
WOMAN.

srod % Il ss'S yea saens ssSln Sst ne esied
hsny thousand cases Of those Diseases peculiar
b woman, have been enabled 70 perfect
the indications presented by that class OF dis
eases with positive certainty and exaetness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have named It
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18
MINOR TELEGRAMs.
Heavy rains are prevailing in California

Heavy rains are prevailing in California.
Colored Christmas candy killed child in
New York Sunday.
Petroleum has been discovered.in thesBlack
Hills.
The worknen on the Lachine canal have
struck, and from 1000 to 5000 are idle.
congressman Bland and Garfield print arti-
Giles on different sides of the silver question.
Five persons are reported to the New York
police as missing, including policeman.
One hundred and thirty-one arrests were
made in New York Sunday for violat on of the
excise law.
The boilers of Stewart & Douglass ost meal
mandatory at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, burst Sun.
day night. Loss $4,000.
One hundred and twenty five roushs from
Philadelphia and New York were arrested at
prize fight at Mauch Chunk Sunday,
British bark Merre, with cargo of mahoga-
ny, struck the French reef on the night of the
18th and is total loss.
John REILLY alias John Bray, was arrested in
New York for the murder of officer O'Brien in
1864 He admits his guilt
In the Newburyport police court yesterday
James w. Westcott, proprietor of the Ocean
House, was fined $50 for assault upon Ivory nj.
Blood, the detective exposing liquor sellers.
In the q. S. Circuit Court in New York YES
terday, Moses A. Snyder clerk in the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank, was sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years for embezzling the
funds of the bank.
On Saturday eight men were convicted of
riot and interfering with running of the pumps
at Brigg shaft, Keyzer Valley near Seranton
last September. The leader Thomas Moran
was sentenced to one year and nine mouths
imprisonment at hard labor and fined $500.
Three others were fined $40 each and sentenc.
ed to three months imprisonment.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Especial Despatch to the Press

Especial Despatch to the Press.l
BOwdoin Senior and JnniOr Exhibitions
BRUNSWICK, Dec. 1.-THE Senior and Junior
exhibition occurred this evening at Lemont
Hall, with the following programme, Chand-
lers six furnishing music. After the speaking
the evening was devoted to dancing.
Salutatory. ...,........,....B Potter, Brunswick
Galgacus to the Britons. (Latin version)
rs. S. Stearns, Lowell
Sir Thomas More. .........W. E. Sargent, Freeport
Politics and Society .........P. L. Paine Portland
Vocula to the Revolving Legions. Latin version)
u. G. TarboX, Phillips
Hopefulness ...............J j. W. Thing, Limerick
Origin OF Science. h. O. Baxter Portland
Demosthenes on the Crown; Greek yersion)
Republics prOmOtive of Intelligence, p.,., p.,.,.ns
The Manufacture of Cotton in the South,
w. W. French, Portsmouth. N. H.
Lafayette to the French. (FrenSh SyerTs d) .
Lordship to Self ....J. T. Davidson Lafayette Ind
sJuniors.
ITO the Associated Pressl
Death of an Old Resident Of SacO.
SAco, Dec 17.-Abel Hersey, a prominent
citizen, resident here since 1911, died suddenly
last night.
State Grange begins two days session here
tomorrow.
Fire in Kennebunk.
BmDEFoRD, Dec. 1.-THE barn of Theo-
dore Noble at Kennebunk depot, with half the
farming tools, horse, COW and other stock, was
burned this morning. 1t was probably set on
fire by tramp.
Ascending Builders Arrested.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 17.-Chas. E. Cutter
of Massachusetts, and Potter of Portland, Me-,
who had building contracts amounting to
$50 1000 in this city, absconded with $4,000 on
Saturday, have been arrested at Calais, Me-,
but it is doubtful if under the reciprocity treaty
they can be brought back.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18
FOREIGN.
The TurcO-Russian War.
THE POWERS NOT DISPOSED
TO MEDIATE.
Russians Advancing from Elena
OSMAN PASHA MOE DEAD.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 17.-Mahmond Da-
mod has gone to inspect the Notifications of the
Balkans.
A Russian force appeared at Tachkisen. be-
tween Kamorli and Sofia, but were driven
back.
ERzERoUM, Dec. 1.-Two Russian divisions
are moving to cut the Turkish commun ication
with Trebizond and attack Erezeoum from the
north.
ATHENS, Dec. 1.-THE cabinet council last
night resolved to adhere to the peace policy.
1t is said the Porte has decided to grant
fuller autonomy to Crete to allay the discon-
tent in the island.
BoGoT. Dec. 1.-THE Russians, after occu-
pying Elena, pushed forward their troops to
Bebuova yesterday.
LONDON, Dec. 17.-Reuter's Bucharest des-
patch says the report of the suicide of Osman
Pasha is false, and that there is no foundation
for the rumor of his death from any cause
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. lit is generally
believed that the Porte's appeal for mediation
Of the powers will have no result Mr.. Layard,
British ambassador, has informed the Turkish
government that Eogland will continue to OBJ
serve neutrality.
France has replied to the Turkish note The
terms of her reply are almost identical with
Italy's.
VENICE, Dec. 17.-Gen. Peterovic, the Mon
tenegrin commander, has left suddenly. He
was summoned to take command of the
Montenegrin force to be sent to Nevi Bazak, to
effect junction with the Servians
LONDON. Dec ia Bucharest despatch
says Col. Wellesley, British military attache,
says Osman Pasha had less than 10000 men at
Plevna, and in his sortie lost 5000 in killed
alone. The wounded must have been 5000
more
A telegram from st. Petersburg of semi
official character says: "The statement that
Germany and Austria have refused Turkeys
request for mediation has produced favorable
impression here. The universal sentiment is
that after the great sacrifices of Russia, peace
on the conditions foreshadowed in the Porte's
circular would be illusory, and that the ques-
tons raised by this sanguinary war must be
definitely and extensively solved"
LONDON, Dec. 18,-The papers publish an
official contradiction of the report of Osman
Pasha's death.
The Post publishes the following paragraph
in official form:
Another cabinet council will be held to-day.
The serious aspect of foreign affairs engages
the constant attention of the ministry. 1t is
felt that the time has arrived when momentous
questions may have to be considered.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18

none of their citizens should cross. About 300
troops have been ordered from posts in New
Mexico to Ell Paso county. This withdrawal of
troops leaves the Indian frontier exposed. The
statement published here this morning that an
unusual quantity of supplies was being sent to
Texas from ST. Louis is incorrect. Only ordi-
nary supplies are being sent and for no greater
number of men than are BOW serving in that
department and assigned to it, All the officers
of the army in a position to know anything
about the existing troubles in Texas are salts
fed that there is no possible ground foI war;
like preparations.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18
ITALY.
The Recent Defeat of the Ministry.

ROME, Dec. 17-In the Italian Parliament
Saturday the vote was on the question of the
ministers violating the freedom and secrecy of
kilograms, but this was a mere pretext for dis
covering general discomfort touching various
political and financial questions. The vote
stood 1874 for to 1872 against the ministers, which
deducting ten absentees and votes of ministers
and secretaries left majority of five. The
ministers afterwards were actually defeated on
the question of electoral reform, whereupon
they resigned. Depretis will endeavor to reor-
ganize the ministry by bringing in leaders of
the dissatisfied sections.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY, December 17.-There Is little new to
note in the markets to-day. Sugars exhibiting
much better feeling and we quote granuated at 9ac
and Extra c. at 9ac. Flour continues firm and un-
changed Corn is quite active at former quotations.
Pork and Lard are dull and declining.
Observation-Disclosures Is still light and the char
tiers few. The engagements reported for the week
comprise Schrs Matte A. Hand, hence to Matanzas
for S1425 out, Addie M. Bird and the John Bird,
hence to port north side of Cuba with shocks and
heads at Csc, and Cora Eta, hence to Cardenas,
shocks and heads, at 25c; Brig Quango, hence to
Porto Rico with shocks and heads at 30c; and the
Brig Tally Ho, to load cooperage here for north
side port on private forms. Coastwise, Schr Ruth
II. Baker loads lumber here for New York at S1.62
per M. and the I. S. Mcclellan, from Wiscasset to
New York with headings at &c pair.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18
DIED.

In this city, Dec. II, Mrs. Jane, wife of the late
Henry Dunsier aged 50 years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. Gould street. Burial at convenience of the
tamily.J
In this city, Dec. 49, of disease of the BRAIN Grace
Marston youngest daughter of Rev. G. W. and L. II.
Commit, aged years months 15 days.
In Saco, Dec. 49, Abel Hersey, Esq, aged Sc years
months.
In Fryeburg, Dec. 10, of congestion of the lungs,
Mrs. Jane o. Richardson, aged IS years.
In Lancaster, N. H., Dec IL, HELEN Spring, young
est child of William and the late Melvina Cushing
aged year months.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-18

Proceedings Of the Legislative Rod;es.

PARIS, Dec 17.-Lson Renault has been
elected President of the group of deputies of
the Left Centre. M. Bordalet introduced a
bill in the chamber of deputies providing for
gratuitons elementary education. The senate
voted urgency" for the bill authorizing collec-
ton of direct tax and granting sixth of the
budget.
The committee on election abuses met today.
The Moniteur asserts that the constitutional
ist Senators having been sounded as to their fu-
ture attitude replied that they were sincerely
resolved to allow the trial of Republican gov
eminent with full liberty, but would keep their
ton Of life Senators. The ministers today in
formed deputation from the Left that they
would Immediately stop the payment of all
fines and suspend all pending proceedings and
sentences for press offences.