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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Jerome B. ChafIce, Ut Colorado, and sx-
Congressman John NJ. 8. Williams, OF Massachusetts,
arc Vt tho Fifth Avenue Ex-Governor James Z. Eng
iish OF Connecticut Il al tho u,lsey. Alton q. Beach,
OF waier,own. ". Y, and senator-clocs Theodore N.
Pomsroy aud Emoro r. Ross. Of Auburn. N. T., are
at the Windsor Captain c.. p. Patterson, Superin.
tendsnt Of tho United States Coast Survey at the
Everett ExCongrsssmsn Josiah @. Abbott, OF BIOS
ton, Is At the Clarendon. Senatorsiscs William w.
Rockwell, OF Glsns Falls, N. " Is At the Albsmaris
Hon. B. Fitzpatrick, OF England, il At Inc BapSoorI
James Patton, Of Nswburypors Mass, IL At tho Uaios
Square. Ex-senator Morgan G Hamilton. Of Texas,
and Captain q. Gardner, Of the Eighty-soventh rsg
mcnt, Brush Army, arc at the 81. Nicholaa Judge
Nathaniel sh,pman, OF Hartford. - AZ tho 81 James
ExConyrsssman o. D. Mattsson, or Utics, - 81 the
Metropolitan. stephen B. Elkins Of New McKee, ID
at tho Brunswick.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PERU WANTS TO FIGHT GREAT BRITAIN-TzR
USUAL RxBELLIoN IN KCUADoR--AMERIcAN
NLvAL Nxws-HRAvx FAILURE IN CHILL
fl&stF PANAMA., Nov. rs, 1877
Great preparatio m are making ut Panama for the
celebration Of the Independence of the sthmus on tho
2Ith 2Sth 2oth and 3oh Of November ana the LIST Of
December.
From April to September OF this year IS POI tons Of
freight were transported over the Panama Railway,
against 57,o2o tons for the same period last yoar,
showing an increase OF q, 232 tons.
PERU HOSTILE rxoLASD
Much feeling has bcen shown by the Peruvian pop.
nlacs against the British navy sinss the Huascar ar
fair. A gentleman no arrived In Panama from Cal.
lao says that the Captain Of Her Msesty's soop-of.
war Osprey in full uniform, had been stoned in the
public ssrec.s by the moo Other advices
and the conclusion is that il must have
happened just the steamer left, that
circulars were astrbused on the streets OF Lima con-
vening meeting IN shs square Of the Dos de Maya
10 e Of % n9
Ing. The police took the necessary precautions to
prevent The meeting taking .,,. place
The following intelligence comes from Guayaquil
date Of the 10th inst "rhc terrorist revolution
In the north OF Ecuador taken grand proportions
Gensrai Yepsz. the revolutionary leader, and his
allies were in ,hs vicinity Of. Quito which
" I
thousand men and as many more who
had arrived a reinforcement from Am.
bato. Tho. coast remains tranquil and In q manner
Indifferent but news that Yepsz may have occupied
the capital will arouse public sentiment and u viii bs
easy 70 organize respectable foroe sufficient 70 qus
the revolution.
AMERICAN NAVAL Nxwh
Tho United States flagship Omaha, Rear Admiral
Prebie, ut CaaO when the last steamer left that
port the 18Th inst. The Adams has ~ arrived
ihs coast ". AZ soon AZ she does tho Omaha win
ieavo tor Panama, unless sooner ordered thcre or
Elsewhere The Omaha came from Valparaiso to CAL
no soil in ten days, arriving November o. All
we'll on board
The failure OF Cross 4 Co.. OF Valparaiso, has been
followed by the stoppage oil the we,l-known Thomas
bank, with liabilities 10 tho extont Of over 81 600
Theirs ~ no doubt the consequences OF tins failure
will be most disastrous account Of The immense num-
Der OF deposit ntcouns and the great confidence the
house has inspired for many years past. The failure,
however, docs not IN any way Affect sho position
Of Inc other banks, because IL has amply been
post bank and not one Of issue. IL - supposed
loventy ave per cent OF the assets can DO realized
upon, although persons assert that ths estate
pannot pay more than sixty per cent
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

CONSUL BRADFORD TO BE FURTHER INDICTED
DIPLOMATIC AND. NAVAL INrRELIoaxcE--
JAPANxsE xRxATIEs.
&4tt .v1tss8M 10 SAN FRxxcIsco Dec. 4, 1877.
The steamship Oceanic, which arrived hero to-day.
brings the foliew,na news from China and Jspan:--
N - ~ THE CONVICTED CONSUL.
The Chinese advtces are 10 November 8. from Hong
Kong, and November Q, from Shanghai II was an
nounced that after the expiration OF o. B. Bradfords
seutence tpreviousy announced) Tor opening letters
while United States Consul and postmaster he will DO
rearrsssed on charges OF embezslement, extortion,
perjury and maliessancs in oface.
frs4 DIPLOMATIC AND NAVAL. 4s's ss
Vice Admiral Hillyar had arrived at Hong Kong to
take command Of the British squadron. Admiral
Ryder had been relieved and had returned homo. -
The Chinese Consul General for the United States
was preparing 10 start for San Francisco.
Rear Admiral Lafont had arrived at Saigon a. Gov
ernor OF French Cochin China and commander Of tho
French feet In Asiatic watcrs Rear Admiral Duperre
mud 6ocn relieved and returned home
A Chinese Minister 10 France has been appointod.
REJOICING IN JAPAN
The latest Japanese dato II Yokohama, November
IL. There had been uninterrupted round OF festiv
Many OF these festivals were natural TO the season.
but large proportion Of them due to an inter.
change Of reoioinss over the conclusion OF the civil
war.
REVISION or r1xArIxa
The foreign Ministers have boen notified BY circu.
lar iettV that Tho Japanese government desires
vision OF existing treaties, with view 10 rsgaining
the independent right or regulating tho custom
dutiss Japan - now 40 hsmpsrsd that the collection
OF less Than tour per cent on original values is the
highest that can possibly be obtained.
DECORATIONS.
Numbers or army and navy officers have been o..
pocally decorated promoted rank for services
10 the cav war; ss have also tho entire body Of the
Imperial Council
GENERAL INFORMATION
Cholera has entirely disappssred - ss sa.rstt !.
Admiral stock elbsrg has arrived from San FraueiSeo
90 Mke command OF the Russian squadron ip Asisps
waters.
The National Exposition In Toxic closes November
30
The Ministsr OF Holland returns homo on loars OF
absence during which the British Minister Represents
him.
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ANNUAL NETTING OF THE NEW YORK AND
NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
[By TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD
BosroS, Dec. 4. 1871
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the New
York and New England Railroad Company was held
In this city to-day Tho report OF the directors
showed increase Of receipts this year those OF
last year. notwiths snding tho heavy Centennial travel
OF year ago and the present sharp competition be-
tween the various passenger and freight steamboat
routes between Boston and New York. During the
past year opposition route TO Providence from
Boston has been established via Franklin. The i'm.
mediate possession OF The Hartford. Provi-
denos and Fishkiu Road is urged. for alter
It's acquisition an expenditure OF about SO, 100000
viii compstc the unfinished portion supply
the new buildings and equipment which the
Increased !rainc will require. The whole debt Will
then be $1,000, 600, which - light burden upon
road 245 miles length. extending IRON tho great
cites OF Boston and Providence The Hudson RIVER
West and SOUTHWEST Of the Erie ani the Pcnnsylvania
railway systems. ..N
CONDITION OF THE ROAD
In reply 10 questions from stockh oldors the prcs
dent stated Shut the condition OF the road ~ all its
iacinties Tor dong business greatly improved The
Philadelphia business has increased considerably
during the past two months, anu the prospects
for an enlarged Southern business were very prom.
islng he urged that the stockholders should rely
upon themselves and not look to the state tor sld
the running Of their road.
DIRECTORS xLEcrED.
The following Board Of Directors elected for tie
ensuing year:--George W. Baldwin. OF Boston; Le-
grand Cannon, OF New YORK Thomas Dickson, OF
New York; X. Suydam Grant. ofNew York; William
T. HART o. Boston Lewis Hsch,. Of Boston Frederick
Boston; Jesse Mcscsii, OF Providence; George s.
Aoui,on, Of windham; Gorham 7. Pomroy, Of Prov.
veil. d Worcester; James siurgis, or BOSOM, aud
William W. Tucker OF Boston.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or TIE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsMiSGroS, Dec 5-1 A. IL.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHiKI SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON Dec 5-1 A 81.
Indications
For New England, tho Middle and South Atlantic
States, falling barometer. increasing southwest to
southeast winds. warmer, threatening and rainy
weather are probable
tor the East Gulf StaIos Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, falling barometer, southery winds, warmer
threatening and rainy weather. followed BY rising ba-
rometer. north to west winds and colder, partly
cloudy weather. sxcops In the lass dstrct rain.
Ing into light SHOWS
For the West Gulf states, rising and high baron
ster, brisk 10 high northwesterly winds, decidedly
colder clear or partly cloudy weather aud norther
excepting rain areas In the eastern portion.
For the lower lake region, falling barometer, In.
crsas,ng southeast 10 southwest winds, warmer
threatening and rainy weather, followed over Lake
Erie BY risins barometer ana colder westerly winds
For the upper lake region, tho storm centre will
move north into Canada, followed BY rising
barometer, colder north TO west winds, stormy and
rainy weather generally turning into snow.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val.
lsys rising barometer, brisk and high north 10 west
winds. colder, cloudy weather and snow, followed In
shs lastor BY partly cloudy weather
For shs canal regions Of Indiana and Ohio sempsrs.
tuss viii probably fall below freezing Wednesday night
but generally continue above In the Middle States
Cautionary signals continue At Indanols, Calves
Ton, New Orleans, Mobile and all the lake statons
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Va. Doc. 4. 1871
Judge Henry G. Allen, OF Shenandoah county, was
nominated for Speaker Of tho House OF Delegates TO-
nigh. by caucus OF conservatives aud Independents
Judge Allen represents tho element for iorcbly re-
adjusting the State debt The nrh, The was
between Alien aud Marshall Hanger, OF Augustus, a
former speaker, who represents the debt payers or
those who are for nm equnsblc adjustment The vote
stood Allen so, Hanger ~. A number OF Hangers
friends say they viii not stand by the on
account OF ndens being admitted 10 the CAUCUS
The forcblc rcadJusters assert that they intend 10
make clean sweep In tho further organization Of the
House. ana II 10 tnought they will carry the into
rho Offices OF the state Capitol.
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SUGAR SEIZURES.

BALTIMORE, Dec 4, 1871
The Evening Bulletin says:-"lt is not believed that
the will be able to sustain ts against
the eargoss Of the Mississippi and Manitou There 10
not man connected with the trade IN Baltimore who
has any knowledge OF tho facts who believes the In.
porteIs engaged In attempts defraud the gov
ernmsnt. Collector Thomas and others III the Custom
House are apparently convinced that the seizures
were wrongfuly made"
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CAPTAIN PERRY ENUMERATED.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec 4, 1871
General Howard has approved the findings OF tho
Court OF Inquiry In the OF Captain David Perry.
VINO was charged by tho citizens Of Idaho with neglect
Ing the band volunteers whsn presscu by
Indians ut the Cottonwood light The findings are 10
the cGocs that Captain Perry could not know tho
character Of tho volunteers until they attacked
that delay OF about ten minutes occurred after the
attack before sending troops TO their relief that tho
volunteers received no additional injury account
the Delay No testimony was elected rejecting on
the courage OF Captain Perry and the ndng exonerae
him from having made improper delay the cir
cumslancss. beng nearly surrounded himself by
hostile Indians.
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WRECKS IN CANADIAN WATERS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 4, 1877.
the government having received Information that
American vesseis violating tho customs regula-
lions regarding vessels wrecked IN Canadian waters,
the harbor officials have been instructed that no
vessels foreign or Canadian, have legal right TO
Interfere with wrecked vessels tho Canadian shore
unless permitted ny tho Collector Of Customs at tho
nearest port after reporting TO MIN; and NO foreign
vessels should receive such permission, rs Il IL
trarv 10 The Customs law anu vessels should be de-
lalped In case oil y violation OF the law.
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MURDER TRIAL.
[nr TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

[nY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio. Dec. 4 1871
There were I've Witnesses examined for she state in
the Creighton murder Trial TO- day, each tsstying
10 the ract OF having heard Mrs. Creighton make
threats against her husbands life prior to the hom
eide The case dues NOT look very favorable for the
defendant just now, but the testimony Of her wit
pessss Il asserted, will alor the appearance OF the
mai oFfallY
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A LOUD WEDDING.

Mr. Koontz tho proprietor OF lager beer saloon u
Ridge street, near Houston. was married. last night
About haIi.pasl eleven o'clock no brought homo hh
vito. When the pair had all GIFTED from their carrsss
q voey OF pistol shots Tired IRON the windows u
the nc ghboring houses. II was surprise t1at was
Intended but tho policemen posts that vlcnisy
thought that riot was IN progress, and sounded An
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THE OHIO CANALS.

COLUMBUS, Dec 4, 1e77
The Board OF Public Works met with Attorney Gen.
sral Little Governor Young to-day, both Of whom
strongly advised the Board not to forfeit the osss Of
the canals motion TO forfeit the lease was then
voted down unanimously and the Board will tako no
further action until the meeting OF the General As
ssmbly II damage should occur 70 tho state prop
srty IN the meantime the leases will be held respon-
sthla
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nsntAry Cabinet The Deputies or the Left have
ssued similar declaration.
rs DuPAUkR COMING MANI
Several Journals state that ". DuIaurc has under
taken 70 med ate between tho left aud the Marshal
ana frame political programme ON which cabinet
cas be formed. Should The Pvesideut accept the pro-
sramms N. DuIauro VIII be charged with the lorna
lion Of cabinet He has conferred with MM Marsl
Waddtngton and Pothoau
uNPALArAHLs PETITIONS.
Tho Cabinet Council yesterday discussed The pssi-
lion movement, which Is being organized among
persons engaged In trade throughout France. The
government appears resolved prevent BY all means
this manifestation, which II considers hostile 70
ssslt The sale the streets Of The Of tho jour-
sal lie Bien ru6hc, containing extracts from The
petition, has been stopped
NEW LIFE srxAroRa
Tho Senate yesterday elected N. Dc Larey llsgiti-
nis) and N. Barot BON partst) life Senators.
gNILx DE- GrRARDiS ToR THE ASSEMBLY,
N. Emile do Grardin has been nominated BY the
republicans for Deputy for the Ninth Paris arrondisse
msnt
FIRE At MOUNT STUART HOUSE.
Mount Stuart Hosuc, the Marquis OF Buts's seat
near Rothesay, caught Are Monday and vas consd-
srably damaged, but accounts Of the extent Of the
damage are very conflicting .
~ ct THE rYRoL MURDER.
despatch from Vienna says the death sentence
passed upon Detourvillo, for numbering nils wife In
tho Tyrol was eommussd into one OF eighteen years
imprisonment. not Tor life. as previously reported.
A AxIRIcAx. NAVAL IxrELLiaEScE.
A special despatch from LISBON says the United
States ship Guard has arrived there TO determine
The latitude and longitude before milking o hydro
graphic survey Of the South American coast She
will remain there about month. e'.
THE WEATHER DrLL
The weather In London Yesterday was dull.
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FIVE MEN DROWNED.

Ngw ORLEANS, Dec l. 1871
Last night At Myrtle Grove plsstation, below this
city. seven negroes named Sam Green, Gustavs Cas-.
line Henry Weston, GussAvs Bell, Bernard Marshal.
charles Thornton and lewis Thomas attempted 10
cross the river NJ that point In an old sklr. When
about midway tho planks Of the skin parted nd
she sunk Thornton and Thomas clung 10 The sinking
srin and were picked up Ivy party sent 70 their re-
ist All the others were drowned
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PROBABLE MURDER.

CLEvELAxD, Dec. 4, 1871
About seven O'CLOCK this evening Charles Passl .
saloon keeper, and Charles Notssr had alteration
IN the saloon the former Both left the saloon
together aud an hour aitsrward Pagsl found dead
IN the gutter on Leonard street, with knife wound
In tho Ihroat. He German thirty Five years old
and leaves q vile aod nvs children. Notter has not
vet been arrested.
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BOLD HIGHWAY ROBBERS.

William Rentcu OF No. l73 Bowery, was attacked ~
tour at .he corner Of tho Bowery and Bsyard
street yesterday afternoon One Of them jost.cd him
while another seized. bis watch chain aud ran.
lie attempted 10 follow him ana was uippse
up by another All four then ran and
Rcnfeu drew y revolver nnd 1rcd Two snots sitss
them. One bal passed through y window IN the Wan
Dyke House aud lodged Ia door, Renisn ostsves
the second struck Que OF the highwaymen. Ofhcef
Gallagher last n,ght arrested man named wiliiaso
Burns on suspcio Of bcing one OF she robbera
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RESTITUTION ORDERED.

ALBANY, Dec. A, 1871
An order issued By Justice Wsstbrook fled hero
to-day authorizing the receiver Of the Continental
Lilo Insurance Company to sue tho officers OF the com
pauy and thor assignecs recover any properly Of
Inc company which may have been frsuduicntiy re-
cevcd or disposed Of them and To vacats any trans
Ter bv them: also 10 the stockholders TO recover
divdcnds paid them which impaired the capital stock
OF the company.
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A JUDGE ELECTED.

CoLUxDiA, s. c., Dee 4. 1871
hon. Henry Nclvor was to-day reelected Associate
Justice OF the supreme Court BY the unanimous vote
Of the Lcglsisture-democra.s and rspubicans There
viii DO nm election for Associate Justice In
place Of Wright (colored) who resigned. Tho impeach-
ncnt proceedings against Wright were dismissed this
mor
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SAVANNAH'S DEBT.

AuarsrA, Ca, Dec. 4, 1877.
Az . meeting hero to-day OF holders Of Savannah
bonds resolutions wore adopted Affirming the belief
that Savannah IL able, with time, to pay her debt,
offering TO accept bonds lieu OF past due
pons and expressing The opinion that tnero should DO
no change In the securities
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BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.

Tho annual meeting OF the Republican General Com.
mltlec OF Kings county was held last evening 1t No.
l6 Cour, street. Brooklyn, and the following officers
were elected for the cusuuR year PRESIDENT Ersstus
Cook; Vice Presidents Richard Hazard. Richard u.
Lcec6, Z. J. Powers; Secretary, Jonathan b norton
Assistant Secretary, Hubbard HENDERSON; Kecording
Secretary. Edwin b. Hobbs; Treasurer, Albert Dag.
rat
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PANIC IN A CHURCH.

FUNERAL SERVICES STOPPED BIZ CRx OF
''T1aEw-a1EAT xxorrxxRxT-MANx IN
yuRzD.
lDx TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.l
N0RyoLx, Va, Dec. 4, 1877.
During the progress of the funeral OF Miss MoIlis
Munipsdsr, tho young lady VINO was murdered BY her
lover on Sunday, At Cumberland Street Methodist
Church ths afternoon, while Rev. Mr.. Christian WAS
preaching, cry Of "Frei" was sounded In the vss-
tibuss.. Immediately terrible panic snsued. Exefy
body rushed frantically 10 the main entrance TO
escape. Tho confusion and terror were ndoscribabe
.'f 4 sCExK OF TERROR. ~ I
Women and children were knocked down and
tmplsd upon, sems jumped over she galleries. doors
were broken ~, ana many lesped from The lover
windows 70 the grou0d Thousands Of people speedily
surrounded shs church, Including the Fire Depart
usEt In anticipation OF some dreadful horror; but
fortunately no deaths occurred the grounda Many
IRE injured and we're carried homo IN bleeding and
insensiDle c0ndton. Ths alarm was caused BY pro.
fuse escape OF smoke IRON q detective 1uc. Nearly
fifteen hundred people were In the building.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Dec 4, 1871
The government has taken measures to prevent tho
American fishermen from driving the nsh from the
Canadian the opposite side Of the Detroit River BY
the shingling" proccsa Hundreds Of small pieces
Of boards we're anchored below the surface and being
,ossod by the current frightened the 1sh OF This
seriously intsrfcred with the catch ON the Canadian
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A LAWYER KILLED.

RALEIcH, N. G., Dec. 4, 1877
Mr.. Edward Coningland, . prominent lawyer Of
Nor.h Carolina, was killed this afternoon while walk.
ing on The track Of tho Wilmington and Weldon Rail.
road. one mile south Of the town Of HALIFAX NJ.
Coningsnd very deaf and, u 10 supposed did not
hear the approaching train.
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MIR. BowLES' CONDITION.

srRsScyIGLp. hasGs Doc T. is11.ti
There 10 no change in Mr. Bowiss' condition, and
two. By,that tims opinion 70 the proSaolnty Of
recovery be formed
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A STAGE ATTACKED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HKRALp.l
II. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dee. 4, 1871
Autograph despatch from Fort stockton has just
received here tho effect that the 3oth ut. twon.
ty.Gvs Indians chased the Western stage eight miles,
the driver barely escaping with hts life. The stage
WINS attacked Flat Rock, about fourteen miles
the Pecos River, whore = stage driver was killed lvo
weeks ago.
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DEATH IN THE MINES.

Robert Carroll and two other miners, named 70.
spcctively Qu,sley and Martin, wcre Monday night
crushed aud instantly killed by The caving In Of
section OF tho Mount Hope Iron Mine ut Rockawsy.
N J. Tho entrance 10 tue inne Is near the village.
but Of the accident did not reach there TIL lass
evening"
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship scy,nia Tor Queenstown and Liver
pool will sail from this port on wednesday. -
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once q
haif-past twelve O'Clock p NJ.
Tux Nkw York HERALD--Edition for Europe-win
DO ready At hafpast eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single COPIES In wrappers Tor mailing, six cents.
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s4. CINcixSAri, Ohio Dec. 4, 1871.
Eight Of the principal business housss and two
dwellings a. Athens, Ohio, were burned last night
The loss 10 estimated Al from 500, 900 to $4,000
The county bridge ths Sct0to River, Chill
licoths Ono was burned yesterday. The ioss 70
mated ~ from $4,000 10 $00,000
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PoUGnKEEpsIE ELECTION.

PoroHKExrsls, N. r., Dec. 4, 1877.
At the charter election to-day the republicans
elected all tho Aldermen. tho CITY Attorney and all
other oHiccrs except City Treasurer For the latter
once Frank George tden.I dsisassd Abraham Whlsie
fronl by So votes
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A WRECKED TRAIN.

PoTrsviLLE, Pa Dec Z, 1871
Al Lost Crock station, the Pniiadsphia and Read
Ing Railroad this afternoon. coal train ran on the
track and badly wrecked twpnty cars and demolished
the passenger station. Several persons were injured,
put none seriously ~. @..