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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16

Ielbit iaeen. oaB minoeitens neun 3ebntel
oieier Summe als Gage betrontet tperoen
f0nnen.
Wie piele 8oHifreder triminaIgeri4tli.
der urtbeile giebt es ee9enipdrti9 in
SSrnntreid)2
Siebenunb3tuansig, bas beiBt alIo aenau
10 Diele, als SSrantrei1 IpeQb0fe 3dblt. -
Inter Der eriten &epublif bate ie6ss Der
partement Ieinen GJecutor; oas Railerreih
nlo Die Geitauration dnberten an oieler
3uifanoe Der Singe tpenig ober nihts I;
2ouis p6ilipp beInrdnfte Die 3a9l auf oie
Sdlfte; - 9eapoIeon oer 9ritte lieB cine
weiiere Reouttion eintreten.
gs bate ldn9it SSiinfe seI6ldeen. als
ih ms 6reie trat. - Sas @eh6rte uno
grlebte iduirrte mir In buntem Wirrtrarr
onrh ben Rppf, nn6 als i9 mid. BON Dem
aienilt6 t1eiten 9poSierear9 ermioet, ges
gen balb gIf 80 Bette legte, oa tonaten
Sranpmdnner nn0 Orlini's Der perifies
oeniten Nrt, nit grinIenoen S9redensge=
iihtern iino blutbeIpriBten Rleioern ouf
uleiner Sede, uno i'm Sintererunbe nidte
bic herfulilde @eItalt bes S6ar5ri1ters
uno 1piel!e auf elmer 4reboreeI, beren
Yfeifen aus Iangen fleinen Guillotinen be-
Itanoen. -.
Siebsn Sabre inb nun felt bieiem mei-
mem Beiude bel Serrn Senbrids oahin
aeoongen, oarunter stuei I6were, ereigniB-
polle Sabre fir bic Seineiiaot. Wtoro uno
Snotlhlag baben bort 1871 i'm @roben
eetpiithet, Str6me DDn Blut Iino aedoi=
len uno Die 8sriibmtheit oes ,MonIieur be
BarisT lit babel su eiiiem bloBen Smatten
perblaBt. Mber oennon bat bic republifa-
niiAe Resierune Jrantreihs li9 lhon in
ben erIten 5abren ihrer Griitens onmit be-
taBt, anb 0as Imt beg S1arfrintcrs nd i
her 80 pr6SiIiren un6 neu au ootiren, nno
Senorids mar nit oem Yoasua Der So-
oesltrafen audi in ben YropinSen beouf=
tra0t poroen. CT Iolte fir bieIe 8erri6s
tuneerl idbrlidb ohttauieno 6ranfen neblt
lneitereH 3lpeitauieno SSroRen fir eSnitano
holtung Der 8uillotine erbalten uno fir
9eiie uno Sransporttoiten gtra entI9ds
oiet lneroen. 9tah Der neuen ginrintuua
Der 8uaotine ipiro Der Nnblid oes SeIins
quenten oem Yublifum pollitdnbi9 entSo-
gen. -
Der bnr9 ben Sob BON DIR. Sen6rihs
IN grleoiauue eefommene Boiten iIt ieiner
3eit niht lanee unbeIeBt geblieben. Bon
nidt Deniaer als fiinfSig Wtitbemerbern
erhiett bic Gfeue Ger 5riihere SforIridlter-
eehiilfe 8ioque, tnslhem bic ,3iberte@
aeine bemertensmertbe Roltbliitigteit, leittt
Sano uno savoir vivre" nahrubmte. Cir
dnoeres 8latt bemertte nit Reft. ooB {!
bel oieiem Nmte mehr auf savoir tuer an
fdme.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16
9efegrap6.
SnldnOiid5c Nat5riGtcn.
Rrte9 attl BIO 6ranoe.
Rampf 3uii6en Wferifanern unO
teranii6er Wilis.
Ss6s Seraner 9et6btet.
8oup. 9ubbaro ruff bic SIIfe
Der Sunoess eaieruna an.

Rem Orleans, Is. Sec. Cine
SpeSialoepeIhe Der @alpeiton Gerps mel=
bet, baB bic unruben in gl paIo BON
Heuem ousaebrohen iino un0 ieit 3wei
Sd9en Elm Gaupf 3niihen oen Stoats.
truppen uno ben Meritanern i'm @anae
1T. sSolsenoe SepeiGe 1T oem @ouper-
neur bonn Sheriff bon gI 8aIo gountp
suaeganeen:
Seitsrn tpar ben sansen Sag am 5an
Gli5orio 3niihen ben Staats Sruppen
uno ben Weritanern bon beioen 5eiten
bes 6luiies Elm Rampf I'M Ganse.
(Ges.) ghas. Rerber.
Ser @ounerneur idpifte Dem 8raIioen.
ten papss foleeRbe Sepel9e 3u:
SD babe offijiele 9to1rift, boB Biiroer
bon Wserieo, in Yerbinoune nit 8iiraern
BON 81 8aio gountp, Seras, merifaniit1er
abtunit, seiiern ben aon5en Sag Elm Se-
ta9ement Stoats Sruppen btfdmpften.
tpeIhe uniern 3iuilbebOroen behllilib ma=
rem.
Sa bic n1eritanii6e N1a4t su Itart mar.
nm BON ben teganilden Sruppsn suriifs
oenielen 3u lueroen, unb oa ss unm0aIih
mar. cine Streitmadt aus ben Biiraern,
Die fat olle meeen ihrer merifaniiben 4b.
fuHft nit ben Msyitanern inmpathiiiren,
ousjuheben uno oa innerhalb 700 Weilen
feline 8eritdrt,tneen 5u befommen iino, 10
eriuhe if harum, oab bic osm Rriees.
ihuuplabe am nd6iten bsiinolihen Ser.
St. Sruppen uns our Yertbeibigung aeeen
oas Ginorinqen in nnier Gebiet beail1i9
lein m6ger.
SD perbleibe Sbr ssborlaner Siener.
(Ges) u. y. 3u bbaro.
% fbinston, Is. 0es. Sic
Na1ridt bonn Sample am Gio @ranbe bat
bier einise Nufreeuus peruriadbt, bod lit
bieHegierung burhaus niGt eeneiet, an3u-
.nebmen, oaB es iib bier um einen ilterna.
tianolen Rries banoeli.
4llem Mnihein nad linb bic Wirren Ie-
bielih lofaler Hoiur uno ipie Die por eini-
gen Mfonaten aus BEN Strtit unl ben 8e.
liB einiser 5aISquellen entiianbeu.
Genercl SHERMAN bat nah Heratbune
NIT BEN kriessistretdr bereits bic n6tbigea
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16
Na6ridten aus gltrito.
Sruppen auf Dem gDess nd6
benz Rio @rdnht.

Wtgtco 0. Is. Del. Die WldrlMs Dtf
meyitaniiden Sruppef nam Der @ren8t
oauern fort. Wtebr aIs 1000 Ulann Ca
uallerie lino stpiihen San gouia NDto5E
uno Sattelo; anoere foIeen in Der nan.
li1en 3ihtung. Webrere gntnilons s5ns
fanterie lino ouf bem Meae nah beulIel-
ben Bunfte uno 1000 Wann Sniantsrie,
ioDie etnos artiaerIe tperoeH iIber Gee
bon 8era Gru3 nod Wotamoras eeihidf
weroen. Die Sruppen iollen NIT eufen
Sffsieren uno perbeiierten Tlinteu osr-
ieben Iein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16
qaa G6olid)e UolksblQtt

'soet per Don tObne scnntossbIatt) $3.50 per Sabr
p.6O Sas babe Sabr unS $3.50 bas Bitrtsliabr Tlit
eOnntas 30 per Sabr, $3.50 Sas baIbs Sabs
sub $3.50 Sas gisrtsIiahr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16
Sie ,,@rlfIitlc SIdtttr !"

Sas SOHntass'Uott ess cincinnati EcfsBIatte, nS be
seTUibmst unb sinsn ii@ baipts
fd3h@ sis@ be Srtfi6feit Str Sarn usrSfien.Ii6tsn
GrsdbIunaen aus.
Rres s2psr 5asr vsrtsirst. RaS europe 50 per sobs
psrtoirei.
etntslns RilnhsEn: Enn Gtnts, rusFiE las Iatt ben
hAtiasn sbonnsnttn sur4 bic 5rasx ins 3dus sss
.sfrt pirb
%sDesnnssn Bnnsn per .E'on,g pthss~ ptsS regis
friTten 4rttf auf unier gitFfo ssmd@t ,psrssn.
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt Compagnie,
B O. x 141A,
Cincinnati o.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16

0Setter i'm Cbip SbaI. =
Stei8enOsr, oann falenoer Barometer,
Siio. bis BeitDino, itationdre ober iieis
eenoe Semperatur, tbeilrpeile TRIBES gBet=
ter uno seIeasnt!ib leihter &easu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-12-16
0anie Nummer 633.


4npeiIun9en aegebtn. oie @unbesiruppt1<
IN Segas 10 aiI poliizef, 0dB III Dos Gebel1
uno @isentbnm BET alitrifonlId1tts @ilraer
belhlBen.
GaIueito n, lis. Des Die IeSiel1
Sepelhen aus @lpaio nssl0en. haB faint
isarnler uno Elm Raufmanr. Namtisa GIIs8
9eltern BON Den MegifeHefn okt10tkt lu1lxS
ben. Die Gtaatstruppsr iin0 am GlI M
nerihdn3t uno BON mehrerell biiabeft a|2e4
rltanern BON beiben @eiten Des TI1lI|6<
um5inoelt. Der GcuDernenr bat ttie9 9fas
pbtihen gefebl gegeben, Ml1nnI9dfi<n All
ben noditen Orten bon Esras unb 9len<
Ulerito bebufs unterifiiBuna Der @taatS<
2ruppen an5umerber.
6iItbnfferei.
gDaibinston 10. De3. SIN Ht.
prdientautenbaus ieBten sie Rtbnbiikan<r
tire SSili6uiierei fort, am bic YailirRnQ
Der GeIolutiDn 5u uerbinbtrn, ipoln6 TIM
unterIuGune lber bic DiiBbrdubs III alien
Ge9ierungs Departsments an9eftsIIt utk<
ben iol. Sic batteft ifiofern Erfosg, al4
Die Helolution bis suun 10. Sduunr. BIZ
wann eas Saus ii3 Dertagt bat. psri4oe
ben uuroe.
, 1877-01-26

One Of tho most eloquent md effective
speeches in the House yeaters1ay in support
OF tho Arbitration bill was that OF GEonoE
F. 1IoAn, tho Massachusetts Scnator-elcct.
Tho speech Of 31r. HEWITT, Of Now York,
was not less interesting, as it contained q
significant allusion to tho programme which
the Democracy had marked out in The event
OF the SenatoH rcserving to Its presiding
officer tho exclusive power OF counting the
Electoral vote and declaring tle election of
President Tho House would count tho
yotes Of Louisiana md Florida for TI1pEN,
declare him elected, aud tho Democracy
would inauguEate him. Tho result, as Mr.
HEWITT asserted, would havo been civil uar,
strife, and anarcl'y-all Of which will BE-
avertcd by tho passage OF the bill.
, 1877-01-26

The entire 1aLEa1As Government Of Mcxi.
co arrived in San Frnncisco yesterday, having
taken passage On Pacific mail steamer to
escape capture by D1Az. They had intended
to disembark at Mazat1nn aud organize their
Government there, but arrived just in time
to find TINT D1Az hal gained the a1legi-
ancs Of tho people Of that region.
1nLEsns and hts party were very
earnestly "wanted" on shore, but tho Cap
tain of tho steamer refused 10 surrender
them 10 bo shot as robels, and they sailed
on TO San Francisco. Tho ChiefJustice-
President and his Cabinet arc expected to
take tho Paciao Railroad to St. Louis, thence
to New Orleans, and thcnco to the States on
tho eastern side Of Mexico, where they hope
to find farorablo reception.
, 1877-01-26

A now complication has arisen in tho yar;-
ous developments Of the Eastern question.
Persia haa recently taken position which
goes to show TINT she has no spccial loyo for
tho Sultan, and that, II Turkey gots into war
with Russia, tho Shnl, Ii bound to havo somo
of the p1under. He has already sent forty
battalions Of infantry, sixteen squaarons of
cavalry, and three bntteriea OF artillery to tho
Turkish frontiers with tho intention, 1t war
really breaks out, to make an attack upon
A1olnetur-5a!am, usually known u Baglad,
upon which place Persia Inns always had d
coyeto,1s cye. This new danger in Aaiatsc
Turkey has not heretofore boon considered,
but 1t may play very important part in tho
struggle.
, 1877-01-26
0UH CORONER

It is not generally supposed that tho nvoca-
tion of Coroner, plying ha ghastly business
"down among the dead man" Is peculiarly
poctical. Ono hardly 1ookB for flowers Of
fancy or gems Of sentiment, lofty aights Of
Pegasus or lu1uriant sweeps OF tho Orphic
lyrc, among tho victims Of tho "Csowner,s
quest" On the other hand, Que iustincsivoly
shrinks from bodies killed in brawls, floatiug
in turbid streams, swollen witt, cold poison,
mnnglcd in railroM casualtios md boiler cx.
plosions, frozen in snow-drifts, roastcd III
conaagrationu, starved in novels, OF hanged
in woodshcds. Our Coroner, lowoycz, finds
that lis nyocation IL honorable and elevated,
even as his nest friend, tho Graps Digger In
"1[amlet," maaniaod his labor to tho III clan-
cho1y Dane. Ic can tell his years story, and
rhapsodizo, morallze, and sentimentalizo over
1t. Ilo illustrateu |. with tho gracos Of an
tiquity, clothes 1t with tho polish OF tho clas-
sizes, and brings to bear upon 1t tho fan
cies, tho aspirations, tho enthusiasm,
tho scholarship, and the culture OF
Ills well-stoscd mind. whose treasures
include the results Of nunlbeslcss prob
lcms, ranging from tho proper broiliug
Of q snipo to tho trua inwar1nssa Of scnoPxN-
uAuxn's motaphysiu. Q4uquA tetiJN, or,sa-
rH
We hope that every reader Of TIRE Tn.B-
usH hos studied this remarkable report, not
alone for tho sake OF tlhs official information
1t contains, but also for the pithy disscrta-
tions, pathetic and humorous, poetic and EAR
tlonio, with which it abounls. It III AZ p1eay-
ant reading % ROMANCE, Scarcely body
has been investigated by him that does not
suggest como opt and pertinent criticism, or
somo instructive moral, or remind him Of
somo poetic illustration. Ills report ia stud
ded with quotations from tho Scriptures,
1IonAcE's Odcs, Clckno's trcati,e ''Ds OIL
ciia,' - Hamlet" and loves Labor Lost, ;"
IIARrxAHs'a philosophy, BcuorEsuAuEr's
"Crimiual Jurisprudence" Y1aa1I's Bucol-
ics, UuIAaD's Ballads, tho Napo1eonio Ileas,
GoEr1lx'a ''Fallst," Eun1rDEs "5Ietlea," and
the Agrasian IAwa of Rome. There IL q
Coroner for you! II al unfortunate victim
Of tho worlds ingra.itude, OF mans hato or
leaving tho world, II must be in tho thought
that gentleman and scholar will sit upon
him, moralizs upon his doath, tall the story
OF Lis life In elegant English, adorn 1t with
tho culturo Of German thought. give hin,
Christian burial, and shed tear or two over
tho grave. There ara bits Of philosophlzine
all through this report that aro worth
special reference. Finding that tho lurg
OF number Of suicides arc Ge1nana
the Coroner, himself German, u
once looks for the cause md runs 1t down u
$n11 /. l.
, 1877-01-26

The spirit Of compromise and arbitration
embodied in tho Congressional plan for ad-
justing tho Presidential difficulty has found
expression in financial atf fairs in the form Of
movement set on foot by 1arge number
Of bankers, merchants, and other citizons Of
Now York, for arranging nesuoment be-
tween tho defaulting Southern States and
their creditors. Al a meeting held yesterday,
at which WILLIAM CU11EN BRYANT presided,
resolutions of sympathy and good will wero
adopted, and Committee Of Arbiters, con-
sstipg Of five disintcrested hank Presidents
Of New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
was appointed TO confor with the authorities
Of the defaulting States aud dovise equitable
terms Of settlement.
, 1877-01-26

Real charity Is In helping people to bo self
supporting; in trying to linl work and wages
for them rather than IN giving them aims and
destroying their sclf-rcspect,- ,-eonTcFtlng theta
into meudicants and tsamps. 4 contemporary
observes:
The human rats that prefer 10 b yermin should
not be encouraged that way. DhFo1 complained
him thas they could maka more ~ begging. Tho
race has not died ont. TheEo II peaty " thAt sort
who will patronzs al tho soup houses that may bo
attached to theis premises y woodward, sud gave
notlec that no satlona would " tsaued 70 able
o9sa M We woq4 % n,n ss.a me- ri @
from 100 to 10. 1t. PAUL, while urxiug. us 10
be kind aud tsndes- hearted, would let hunger
ssipIeg characters, 'I9 any will not work, nslther
ahkIl hA eSt,H
, 1877-01-26

Tbs physicians Of Chicago have It Inst
recognized the necessity OF organized sctiou
in conjunction with the municipal au-
shorities with a Wow 10 arresting
tho rayages OF scarlstfever and dipl-
theria. Tho meeting Of conference last
evening in response to the suggestion Of the
Health Commissioner was largely attended,
aud the necessity OF adopting measures Of
prevention WAS very geuorally admitted,
though tho preciso tneans to b
employed waa the subject ot no
little. difference Of opinion. A very
elaborats p1Rn Of disinfection and isoIa-
ton waB quoted from "A1KzN's Practice Of
Medicine" involving degree Of expense
aud cure, as well rs an area Of houso-roolu,
tLat would practically dollar poor people
from its uss and benefits, aud thus fail to
reach the chief localities Of the disease. It IL
certain that something far simpler aud less
expansive thAn this plan must b. adopted /;
, 1877-01-26

Turkey, having rejected the ultimatum Of
the Conference, now stands face TO faco with
Russia, aud tho pending interest settles upon
tho question, viii there be war between
these two Powers, TO sottla the relations Of
the Turkish proyiucea7 There Is AZ yet 10
definite nows bearing upon this question
from which nn answer can bo lcduccd. In
case, however, there should bs WIZ, 1t will
be OF interest to consider the tremendous
difficulties tho Russians will tnye to encoun-
ter In .,laking the struggle M aggressive one.
The reader, by taking the luap Of Turkey
and Russia, can eas,ly comprehend them.
Tho war must bo on land, for, as compared
with Russia, Turkey Is master Of tho Black
two important natural detensea,-the Danube
aud tho Dalkaua There IL only ono month
in tho whole year in which tho Danube can
bo crossed upon tho ice, and that time Ia now
past. There are no permanent bridges
across tho river at any point. Iho northern
banks ere low, swa1npy. and malarial, along
tho whole OF its course between Roumauia
aud Dulgaria. The islsnds in the river
are on the northern side, the main
channel, which is very swift aud deep,
being between them and the southern
sids. Tho whole OF Iloumania u in
tersectcd with numerous rivera having
marsly banks, and the good roads arc very
few. Tho best crossing places ore at Wild.
din, Nikopolis, nustchuk, Turtukai, and Sill,
istria, 1t each of which places there aro very
powerful fo1tresses commanding the river
t.. &.nh T5S.u A. -,~,JJ
, 1877-01-26

~ <1t-.1 1t7..
Au' 1rss ~, e"' "m "ns oae 'na' naa ~
eoin' 1no ssoat 'sauo - 3'"t!unn,an4 ~, -, se'sN'
o'a'o'oo'efe18u.S a1aea w WIN o'n'etS was
onn tna. pfooaots eo'l't no'ef n"'o oeon SCI
1'''' "'t"oe' ~ app'a " nA'@, "1Ars' VIZ
pouplo mio"eo i.,. 1no isopunAo o4'su'ss ~.
"1@uoat Aisa,s AA9s. ~ .aso =" 4uAt
issuo "aa se.a'oa iol ~ ans Nv, w1tn tno S.r1en-
aet u lae ,eeoo4 asnue'' 1ne issue ,, ~ .n1
p. p.s.'sat eass ~ ~ 1Jns't "ansuof sn' ou..oa
sue. ~ sa1t - ' 49, "Aus' . ~ = .'s'ou
" ''u uso'o,ne r'oP'o' 'u1 11,n''4eaan ~, ~
elan! ~ so''nnB o'slu'e. u, 1aes,'on =. cA.e.-
HAetat'".'' os "Ao.aos' 4'Ao sno 4A'so'Ao's
pocl"s =. 04oN, tuo' 4'iueS seai "Au leou
et'on o'A'' or. ~ .u.s. .ouA'4y W.. a4sA
'uspu'o' 1l'' A'euo "aa a'"o .ouuo ~
eola'' hoonos os iates. ~ nHs 'n.oa'ones'
1l,e country o'ee al,'co .ae oo.'hlt1u'on "a4
1aopoa' o"ns 70 eao ia'A.'t" ~ "sfoo upon
aoiao =, ssle4nm W uo'1sa.. au'l at'pu.o'
Anu !" ou'y nsouoa =. "uy ''.ao .uo sS''44o ~
M''''1 :. ~" -, upou 10 ~ po,4l"'1'o w ~
s1e' - VIC 4'a1'an1 HoS'e'1t"to LUZ t"eAe'1
'he ".aao''' " 't''' pa'lio''sln " proSio' .on'-
po'a'lly tho pto.sc''o" WHICH ''a'ne'a OF tna
CONSTITUTION io''eu ~ pso'ioo Porn'anen'y'
, 1877-01-26
VOTE on THE ARBITRATION Bill

VOTE ON THE ARblTHATlUN BILL
Tie Arbitration bill passed tho sennte,
after nights session, ut o'clock on Thur
day morning. The vota stood-yeas, II !;
nays, II; absent, II. Tho vote classified
WIS as follows:
Repuotteans-Alcorn. Mss.: Allison, Iowa;
Booth. Cal ; boutwell,, Maea. Burnside, r. l.. I;
Chascc, Col !; Chrinsiancy, Mich. Conkltng, N.
T.; Crastn, n. II. Dawes, Maas. Edmuuds, VI. !;
FEclinghnyscn. N. j.; 1towc. Wis.,; Jones, New. !;
Mcmillan, Ainn. Morrill,. VI. Robertson, s. c. /;
Sharon. New. Teller, COL; Windom, Minn. !;
Wright, 1uwn-11.
Dtmotrats-- -Darnum. Conn.,; Dnyard, Del. !;
Dogy, Mo. :; Cockrcll. Mo. Cooper, Tenn. Davis,
". Va. Dennis, Md. !; f'oldthwaltc, Ala. Cor
don, Ca; Johnston. Vn.; Joncs, Fla; Kclly.
oso.; Kcrnal. n. T.; McCrccry, Ky. Mcdonald,
Ind. Maxey, Tex; Mcrflmou, N. e.; pr!ee. ".
Va. ; Randolph, N. j.: Nauson, N. G.; Sauls.
bury, Dci. Stevenson, KY; Thurman; o.; Wal.
1acc, Penn. Wbyte, Md. WIthcts, va.-.1.
MATS.
Repab'ieans--Blasne. Nc. Truce, Mita.; Cam.
crou, IA. Cameron. Wis.,; Clayton Ark. Con-
over, Fla. notcy, Ark. Hamilton Tax. Ham
lin, Nc. 1ngall, kaa.; Mitchell, Ore. !; Morton
Ind. Patterson. 3. c.: Sargent, Cal. !; Sherman,
o.; West. La.-1G.
Dttnoerats-Eaton, Conn.-1.
AnsKST.
Rtpntlledns-Anthony, r. L.; Ferry, Mich.
Harvey, Kua.; Hitchcock. Ncb. Logan, III.
O9cshy, ILL.,; Paddock, Neb. Spencer, AIa- !;
Wadle!sh, N. II.-o.
Dtmocrdts-Kcy. Tenn. Norwood, 0a.--2.
Totai-Ycas. ~; nays, II; absent OF not rot.
Ing. II.
How these absontoeB would have votod va
do not know, but it ia not likoly TINT, had
they been prcscnt and voted. the majority
, 1877-01-26
Ths Chicago produce markets wers mod

Ths Chicago produce markets wers mod
szatively active yesterlay, and generally
eader. Mess pork closed coo per bsl lower,
at e1G.s0@l6.s24 for February aud Sl7.05
@1T.lo for March Lard closed TO per 100
lhs Lower, at &l0.8o for February aud
11.02}@ll.o5 for March. Meats closed
staAdy, at &c for shoulders, boxed; Sic for
ahast-sibs; aud So for shoztcleaxs, High
vines wsro dull and easier, st s1.o5 asked per
gallon. Flour was quiet and Ar1n. Wheat
.elosed 20 lower, At a!.ec} cash and Sl.27
selles February. Corn closed 10 higher, at
= 42fo cash aud 43c Tor February. Oats closed
:}elQwer, 1t 84io cash and $50 seller Febzu-
, 1877-01-26

The election Of tho Hon. DAVID DAVIS,
now Justice Of tho supreme Court, to tho
otiico Of Senator Of the United States, will
attract. considerable attention all over the
country. It will not bo surprising to those
who have watched tho course Ut proceedings
in tho General Assembly. Tho Republicans
Ind 100 votes, the Democrats %, and there
were Independents, OF whom wcro 1se-
publicnnA, Tlcso four llcpublicau-Indo-
pcudents would not vote for Con. LOGAN,
The Republican caucua leaders undertook to
force tAom to re-elect LouAS, aud the election
Of Judge DAVIS Is tho final result Tho Den,-
oczass tried, but did not expect, to elect o
Democrat; thoy did not want Anderson,
competent Republican o1cept LoaAH, -Four
Democrats voted all OF ono day for WAsu-
uunsE, Offering tho Republicans the oppor-
tunity to elect him; but tho caucus was
LooAS first and last, aud finally tho Demo.
Gratis and the independents unital upon aud
elected Judge DAVIS.
We do not regard the election Of Judge
DAVE, under all tho circumstances, III tho
light Of misfortune. IIo IL man Of learn-
Ing and ability. OF unblclnishetl integrity. q
profound lawyer, and gentleman Of great
Independence Of character, liz will take to
the seuaio many OF Tho qualifications Of 9
Senator which aro frequently wanting in that
body. Tho only evidences OF any sympathy
between Judge DAVIS and tho Democratic
| party gro tho endc2yots Of a portion oi
tAat party to make him Democratic candi
data fnr pFesidcnt frhia ,gna triad nj Tin
, 1877-01-26

Tho country may rest assured that In tho
Senate Judge DAVIS will be found always on
tho sido Of Justice and tho maintenance OF
tho national authority. He will neither JUS
tify nor exten,laso tho denial Of legal or po-
litical rights and liberties to any class OF c'u-
zong. Ho will not sanction frnud, violence,
lawlcssnoss, or corruption, and no party
afIiliation will causo him 10 swcrvo in tho
least from the 1iuo Of duty which Justice and
law shall prescribe. Ho will, at all times and
on nil occasions, fill tho measure uf duty and
dignity becoming Senator Of the United
GIn}n
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We print this morning letter from Gen.
p1xAsoNTox, Of Philadelphia, the originator
Of the blue Glass treatment, the account OF
which In recent Issue Of TUE TRIBUNE at-
tzacted Euch general interest and attention.
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