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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINUINNAIIs JUN. 10 7, NJ.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments OF i've stock for the past "A hours:
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HOGS-The market is slow to-day and
somewhat easier, with slightly downward
tendency. We quote: Common So 5Oa5 80, me-
choice heavy So s5a6 90 per Genital gross.
CATTLE-The market Is moderately active
and steady. Common sell at 81 25a2 Is, medium
at $3a4, and good to choice $4a5 IS per Genital
gross.
SHEEP-The market continues quiet and
firm. We quote S3a4 for common to fair, and
"a 25a5 80 for good to extra per GENITAL gross.
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CrimInaI.News.

ST. Louis, December 19.-George Reed
collector for several banks in this city
while entering the National Stock Yards
just above East ST. Louis, yesterday was
robbed Of his pocket-book by two un,
known men. The pocket.book contained
some $4,000 in drafts and checks, but
only $35 in money. The pOckel.book
was subsequently found on the railroad
track, but the robbers have not yet been
arrested.
Frank Harris, merchant Of Rockport
Pike county, Illinois, was called upon
about two o'clock yesterday morning by
two strangers, who said that they desired
TO purchase some articles to be used at a
funeral in the morning. Mr.. Harris went
10 his store with them, furnished the
goods and az he unlocked his safe to OBJ
tain change for twenty dollar note
rendered in payment for the articles, he
was knocked senseless, and the safe rob
bed Of $1,000.
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ST. LoUIs, December l9.-At q meeting
Of the Board of Directors Of the Mer.
chant'A Exchange this afternoon, Charles
Nathan, who has spent several months ID
the West Indies and South America, In
yestigating the trade and commerce ol
those countries, and the prospects for sus.
tanning steamship line 10 them from
New Orleans, made an elaborate report
Of his information and views. He be-
lieves q great trade can be built up be.
tween the Mississippi Valley and South
America with but little effort and not
much money. 1t was proposed 10 organ
iIe company TO be called the MissiSsip.
pi Valley Trading Company, to charter
steamers for the trade, its Board Of Di.
rectors to have authority 10 make ad-
yances on shipments by shareholders. A
considerable sum has already been sub
scribed in New Orleans to such a compa.
ny, and the project is very favorably
received here. Another and more gen
eral meeting will be held in two or three
days, when, II Ia probable, that some DEF
mite action will be taken towards putting
the company on a substantial basis. The
question Of opening direct trade between
New Orleans and South America is ex-
citing great interest among the merchants
hePa
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National Dairy E1posItion.

CHICAGO, December l9.-The National
Dairy Exposition had another successful
day In point Of interest and attendance
Israel Bailes, oil Byron, Ills, discussed
the topic Of stock for dairy, and how Il
produce 1t; and was followed by Frank
H. Hall and others. Judges were ap
pointed by the Convention. Papers or
sailage and feed Tor dairy, foreign and
home markets, fertilizers and Other
points Of interest to dairymen, were reaC
and received careful attention.
A resolution demanding that 10 Tho
proposed revision Of the tariff salt shal
be placed on the free list, was offered, auC
received with prolonged applause. L
was fully discussed by Frank. D. Moultor
and others, and finally adopted by 1
unanimous vote.
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schools began yesterday. They will have
vacation alter Tomorrow until the ID Of

schools began Yesterday. They will have
vacation alter Tomorrow until the ID Of
January.
The funeral Of young Mr.. schramm
who was stricken with paralysis In Bal
!imore come days ago, took place Oh
Tuesday.
About twelve entertainments Of differ.
ent character are announced for nexl
week, principally Sunday school concerts
and "treats" however.
The change in the times Of opening and
closing school apply only to the EirSt
Second and Fifth Wards and the colored
school. The new Schedule went into
effect last Monday.
Rev. CASTOR, Of the Presbyterian
Church, will lecture this evening from
his pulpit on topics connected with OF
suggested by his recent travels in Eu,
rope. We advise all who desire 10 hear
him to "go early" "a many we're unable
to fnd room in the church on the occa.
sion Of his 6rst address.
Mr.. Geo. Lazure, boiler in the roll
Ing mill, met with a painful accident
Yesterday afternoon, which proved to be
lees SefionS in its results, however, than
might have been expected. A large m asa
Of red hot cinder pulled out Of his fur
mace into his face, burning his left eye
considerably. DR.. Mccullough dressed
the wound, and he soon felt easier.
The Sunday Schools are going to "go
for" Cow, Of the Leader, on account Of a
little editorial he had on the subject Of
ChriItmaS treats last Saturday.
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NASHVILLE, December 19.-The nepo-
tiations pending between the creditors OF
Tennessee and the Legislature, for a act.
tlement Of the State debt on the basis OF
90 per cent and six per cent interest, are
likely to be terminated Tomorrow by a
proposal from Judge John ]. McKinnon,
who, as representative Of the Funding
Association Of America, limited, it is said
will offer to fund the debt at SO per cent
in bonds bearing 4 per cent interest. This
will save the State two per cent
per annum on the debt, provided the
bondholders Gcquiesce and enable the
funding association to fund their bonds
Il is understood that the funding associ-
alton has a capital OF $4,000, and
that tits composed Of Hugh McColloch,
late Secretary Of the Treasury, August
Belmont, Drexel, Morgan, & Co, and
Winslow, Lanier & Co. The Rmallness
OF the capital Of the association has Gre.
ated some discussion here concerning its
ability to carry out such an undertaking
as the funding OF State debt.
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California Itema.

:. SAN FRANcEsco, December 19.-The
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
have declared three dollar dividend.
In a joint session OF the Legislature
to-day, ]. F, Farley was declared elected
United States Senator.
The Cosmopolitan Savings and Ex,
change Bank was announced as suspended
this morning. 1t is asmall concern, and
about S5O,UO0 are due the depositors
The directors claim that they will ulti-
mately pay dollar for dollar.
The Water Commission have re.
jected all propositions for the purchase
OF water works outside OF the peninsula
In is expected that commission will
be appointed to appraise the Spring Val.
ley property and condemn it ior the us(
OF the city.
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PARDoNED.
APeculiar MhI.ky Cnse.

CHIoAGo. December ia peculiar
case came up in the United States Court
before Judge BlOdgett, to-day. Some
time in 1873 james A. Cunningham, oil
Louisville, shipped W. Il. & j. Schwa
bacher, Of Peoria, forty barrels Of whisky,
which were seized by Collector Whiting,
Of Peoria district, but were afterwards
seized and retained BY Revenue Officer
Ridges Of Chicago. United States Mar.
shal Campbell then took possession OF i,
and stored ii in cellar Of 2 W. Hotch-
kiss, whose son was made custodian
Since then Mr.. Cunningham8 attorneys
have tried repeatedly to have the case
brought to trial, claiming-that the whis.
Ky was straight, Recently they got an
order from the Court to have the whisky
turned over to Cunningham; but Ho.ch.
kiss refused to comply until claim Of
81 80 per day for 500 days as cus stodian
and 81 25 day for storage and insurance
was paid. He was directed by the Court
to-day to release the whisky and to bring
in his claims in reasonable amount, and
was told that it would be passed upon
and paid by the Government.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, December 19.-Eighty.fve pre-.
fectoral changes gazetted.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPEAN WAR NOTES.
Germany wants the Turks Ex
PEELED from Europe.

Germany wants the Turks Ell.
PEELED from Europe.
LONDON, December ia Berlin dis
patch sSys; The impression prevailed ID
Diplomatic and Bureaucratic circles
tha at the German government Ia desiroul
Of a termination OF the war; that It will
adhere fully and freely to whatsoever
conditions Russia may resolve to exact
and that it has resolved neither itself tC
advance any obstacle, nor go far as 1t can
help, 10 permit any other power 10 hin.
der the extinction Of Turkey az Euro
pean Power.
ENGLAND NOT TO BE BLuFFED OFF BY TIN
OTHER POWERS,
This afternoou the RaR 8iaR Ga.slte in
its leading article says The Cabinet has
come 10 the Wise resolution that II 10 these
days, after reading the history Of the last
ten years; alter making relations OF the
Continental Powers; after learning the
le son which the condition Of Europe at
this moment plainly teaches; II after this
any man thinks an empire can exist with.
out ever asserting disposition to fight
for its possessions and existence, that man
must be a fool, Il, without thinking 20. he
maintains his point then he must be
some kind OF a traitor-the sort OF a
traitor, perhaps, who declares himself a
Humanitarian, or a ChurChmGn frst and
an Englishman afterwards.
The Pal Mall Gazette says: The sum-
moning Of Parliament probably means
no more than q warning TO other Pow.
ers that England don't propose 10 allow
the Eastern Question 10 be setted by three
Emperors, and that she must have some
voice in the disposal Of her own future.
RAGusA, December l9.-1t is reported
that 6,0O0 Turks from Podgoritza com.
PEELED a Montenegrin corps to retreat
into their own territory, and are now
marching to the succor Of Scutari and
Autivari.
i, BELGRADE, December l9.-The Ser.
Vians have occupied PrOkopolje unop.
posed.
CoNsTANrrNoPLE, December l9.-The
Porte has instructed its Minister at
Rome to ask for an explanation Of the
relations which are growing more and
more intimate between Italy and Greece
COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
LONDON, December 2O-The st. Peters.
burg Goastts announces that General
Toddlebein has been appointed Com.
mander OF the army Of Rustchuk, with
Prince lmertinsky as his Chief Of Staff.
s':'' ENGLAND AND THE TURKISH NOTE,
A Vienna correspondent says it was
thought for some time that England might
bring the Turkish note officially to The
knowledge Of Russia, but according to the
latest news the British cabinet haa decid.
ed on Tuesday, that 10 view of the dif.
ference Of opinion among.the Powers any
attempt 10 mediate will be inopporative
The Porte intends to lay the whole ques.
tion Of negotiation before the Turkish
Parliament, making further steps dspen.
dent on its decision.
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sIo5,OOO In Public Beneiactlons

BosroN, Dec. The will OF Annie Epes
Heveres was submitted for probate. In
addition TO the private Iegacies it cou-
tains the following public bequests: Har.
ward College $4,000, OF which 100000
Is to be expended in the erection build
ing to be called Hall; $4,000 for a
library and SO, 900 unrestricted. To the
Boston Children's Hospital SIC 900; Bos-
ton Port and Seamens Aid Society, Chill.
dren'B Mission Provident Association,
House,of Good samaritans, New England
Genealogical Society, General TheoI oIosi.
cal Library and Young Mems Christian
Union $1,000 each. 10 the Training
School for Nurses in Boston, and the
Connecticut Retreat for the Insane each
S5,0O0'is given at the termination Of the
trust for life; in all $l05OOO in public
beneiactions,
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Mo-. 8 and 10 make close connection At ColumbuI
Tor all points South and Southwest; al ChlcSRo oT
all points West and Northwest,
Ea1t.bound trains make conn tetIonS at Baltimore
for Philadelphia, New York and Boston. Al Wan
ington City Tor all points South,
all principal points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace ears on all night trains.
=, No, 10 on Saturday night hlA no connection ior
Chicago or kandulky.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, December ia Berlin spe
cisl says: "The anxiously expected 80
luton Of the crisis seems again at q
standstill. DR.. Sadow, Under Secretary
ol State for Ecclesiastical Affairs, de-
clines to become successor to DR.. Her
mann, President Of the Superior Counci
OF the Evangelical Church, and conSe
qnently DR.. Falk. Minister OF Public
Instruction and Ecclesiastical Affairs
refused to countersign the decree accept
ing DR.. Hermann's resignation. To nigh
il iS rumored that Count Nessellrode
Chamberlain to the Empress and one o
Bsmarck's influential and implacabl,
sdVerSsries, has been removed from tn,
Court"
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RUSSIAN RAILWAYS.
An Order for Forty Locomotives
from America to Transport the
Wheat Crop.

An Order for Forty Locomotives
from America to Transport the
Wheat Crop.
PHILADELPHIA, December ls.-It va,
stated in your dispatches last month thai
member Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works Co. had sailed for Russia to make
inquiries In regard to cable dispatch re.
ceived about the building Of large
number Of locomotives. Yesterday the
firm received from their agent, Mr.. Par.
ry, directions to Immediately proceed
with the construction of forty large sizs
first class freight engines, Of Eve feet
guage, TO be completed during February
and March, 1878. It ia stated In q
letter received from Mr.. Parry, few
days ago, that the Russian Government
has absorbed nearly all the railway facil.
tiles for war purposes, and that il is be.
ing rapidly used up and destroyed in
that ruinons service. Meanwhile the
largest crop Of wheat ever raised in
Southern Russia and Bulgaria is rottinp
in the bins for need Of transportation,
The wheat which usually finds an outlet
from the Black Sea ports will have to be
transported by rail to the Baltic ports,
and about 800 new engines will be requir.
ed at once. A large proportion Of these
will, however, be built in Europe The
engines to be built at the Baldwin Loco.
motive Works will cost upward Of $780,
900. and in their construction EN- mployment
will be given to about 800 men, in addi.
tion TO the force Of l,lO0 men now EN-
ployed in the works.
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BELLAIRE LooALs.-The ferry boat
plying between here and BenwOod wal
la!e Sunday for want Of an engineer. A
m't sS'tt transported foot passengers. A Mr.
taylor, OF Wheeling, took charge Of the
engine on Monday
According 10 previous announcement
!ne Bellaire Sunday School Institute mel
10 10 The NJ. E, Church on Monday evening
tne attendance was fair, in spite Of the
!oal weather. Besides those who were
announced to speak in the published pro
&f1mme, Mr.. a. L. Wetherald, Prof. J.
l. Dat, Mr.. James Wilson, Rev. Mr.. To.
T, ISnu and others, made brief remarkB
tae exercises were enliyened with most
excellent singing.
the grand ball at the 0Aborne House
.O-uloFFow evening ia expected to be the
social event oi the season, The commit
@e consists OF Harry Mcclure, Thos. Viii
sSn and Geo. Linch, Of Wheeling; Thos
S'1nSn, Of Benwood, and Geo. Grafton
reu EIwood Bundy, Of BellAire. Prof
NtanefS band will furnish the music.
senator Wagner was down yesterday
NJ Il. D. Meek, Of Col. Baron's stati
Salel musician Of the % regiment, Is or.
ss@ltIng aregimental band TO consist oI
;snly'hVe pieces, A preliminary meet
'nE was held last evening.
S.1I i1ISensuGl weekly prayer meetings we're
vel ~ attended last evening.
Ane Term Of examinati ons In the public
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ROOFING.
No CAPITALISTS
ITO CAPITALISTS,
0lPARTZRS OF SMALL MEANS DESERo US
OF ENGAGING IN GRAPE GROR.
ING, COAL MINING OR MAR.
RRT GARDENING.

On account o. sdVRneed ago, an desirou, Of
changing my fesidence, and Therefore osr ioT sale
ny iarm situated opposite the city Of WhSellnS, on
the riVer bank, midway betwees Bridgeport ind
haIiin'A Ferry, and Immediately AdIolmng The
Vllbge Of Etnaville. The property c6uSIltS oi ID
acres oi hl and table land and Is Of river bottom
10 the hill there are two seams oi coal, b and az
teet thick, three depOSltI OF msstone, an 8 ioot
VFin o. close texture and or FREE stone, an is Ioo
vein Of m1Tl, which altogether make a soll and an
underlying bLd Of deposits Of rich aud valuable
ehAncter. The surface will b divided IN lotS 10
suit purchasers. ~ w
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lie,
gently tlonng to the east, and all under dlJect "a.
posuTe 70 tho sun, Ia Vineyard Of SO AcreS mostly
CatAwha grapes, all in hnO bearing condition NIont
seven years old, which has proven Itself Rbln Ia
pay a handSnme per cent 10 the cullIvntor.
The property Ia being approached above and h.
low By an advancing tide Of peTsons seeking small
homateadsi aud 10 now really The only unGecupIei
territory between BRIDGEPORT aud Martins Ferry,
II ~ valuable a. an Investment for capital sOekinr
hie purchase, and valuable 10 those Who want
market gardening ground close 10 theciiy II krontS
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and ooTnmardS yIew
ot the city, the l1and and the whole con0ry al I'M
valley. N' 'A'
The terms Of nlO will b one third eaSh, balape,
u two annual payments, sper cent inteI al o a.
terted pay mentI. For further piftieilars inouiSe
oi MCHARD 'CRAWFORD.
On the premises, OF By mall kI Bridgeport, o.
0tA0
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SPRINGFIELD, December ls.-Ths Dio.
cesar Convention Of the Episcopal
Church Of the Springfield Diocese this
morning. by the unanimous vote OF both
orders, elected Rev, Geo. Fox Seymour
D. D., Dean Of the General Theological
Seminary Of New York, Bishop Of thi.
Diocese, which was created by the late
general Convention ut Boston.
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NRw YORK, December 1s-At meet.
ing OF the Central Branch OF the Union
Pacific Railroad to-day, the following
officers were elected; 4. NJ. Pomeroy,
President; W. c. Witmore, Vice President
E. H. Nichols, Treasurer, and Thos. N
Sather, Secretary.
The Republican Valley Railroad Com.
pany also elected officers to-day, as fol-
lows: R NJ. Pomeroy, President; A. s
Barnes, Vice President, and A. W, Green
leaf, Treasurer.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

BosroS, December l9.-The Traveller
says that the Atlantic & Pacific ,Tele.
graph Company has reacinded its decision
to divide all the franklin Telegraph
stock In its possession among the Atlantic
4 Pacific stockholders by way Of diyi.
dend.
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AUSTRIA.
Andrassy sun Neutral.

vienna, December l9.-Count An
drassy, addressing the Budget Commit.
tee, said that he had come 10 the conclu.
sion that he could not, under no circum.
stances whatever, make the slightes
alteration in the policy hitherto pursued
which consisted in maintaining neutrality
While providing for the protection o
Austria's interests and the exercise o
her influence at the final settlement Aus
tria would decidedly protest, and, i
necessary, prevent any attempt by Servil
10 extend operations to Bosnia and Her,
zsgoyinia,
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Roy Abducled.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 19.-A
boy named Willie Hopkins, ten years oI
age, was abducted from his home al
Braddock's Fields, near this city, last
Sunday morning, by man supposed &c
be q tramp. He Is \ pretty boy, with
full face, light complexion and haiI
and rather stoutly built, The tramp Ia 4
tall man, with his face pitted with mark!
from smallpox. The neighbors and
miners have searched for two days, bul
up 10 this time nothing has been heard
Of him. His family are in great distress
the mother being almost insane from
grief.
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CHICAGO, December l9.-A dispatch
was received at Lieutenat General Sheri-
dams headquarters late last night from
Captain Blair, who Is in command al
Fort Bliss, and reports that the Texas
rangers at San Lilsrio surrendered yes
terday morning, Judge Howard, sgsn,
for the salt mines at Kinson, and Nc,
Bride, one Of the rangers, were shot, and
the rest OF the rangers are now at Fort
Bliss, opposite Ell Paso, Mexico, and the
mob has dispersed. No help was given
the mob from the Mexican side Of the
river. The mob was composed entirely
OF native born citizens OF Texas.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

-Ex.Mayor VIM. G. Duncan, Of De-
troit, Mich, died early yesterday morn
John A. Miller, alias Chapman, has
been arrested at 81 John, N. B., on a charge
OF uttering forged papers upon his faith
er's bank, in Augusta, Ga. The amount
is said to be 100000.
Three children Of Mrs. Catharine
Ryan, on Lafayette street, Randolph
Mass, were suffocated, Tuesday night, by
coal gas; also Mary E. Barry, aged four.
teen years, who was stopping with them
Mrs. Ryan is not expected to live.
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What IN the Future Fate OF In.
IantS Dying UnbapIiZed?

EIitors lntellgencer:
This question has recently been dis
cussed from the pulpit, aud briefly no.
ticed by the preSs. So far as we eau zee,
from the premises adduced by the pulpit
to sustain the argument, the infant
dying unbaptized must for this neglect OF
parents or guardians suffer for ever the
priVation Of the beatifc vision OF the
divine presence and glory.
As the question involved is one Of those
untAusht questions, of which there are now
not u few, and about which the Bible ia
Hsilent as the grave, why then should
We cucumber the question touching the
future state OF infants dying in infancy,
with respect to anything we should do,
or might do, TO tit them for their passage
to the bosom Of their Father and God. :.
"0f such," said the Redeemer, "is the
Kingdom Of Heaven" There is not a
word in the Bible commanding or enioin.
ing the baptism OF infants. We are alike
without ptecept or example. To seek to
derive prccept or Law by way Of infer
encp would be in defiance Of all the prin-
ciples Of sound legislation, human or di,
vine. AS to infants dying unbaptized
being deprived forever of the beatifC
vision Of the face and glory OF their Faith.
er in Heaven, we beg leave to dissent
wholly from Bishop Kain's inference,
seeing that it is written, "Thelr angels
b.SSld the face Of my Father in Heaven
II those ministering angels have this
honor, how much more shall those for
whom they minister enjoy the divine
presence and glory, And II, as Mr.. Moi.
fltafiirms, "all Protestant churches agree
in teaching that infants dying in infancy
are saved through the merits ol the
Savior; why afterwards make their en-
ioyment OF the Divine presence and glory
depend upon their being made the sub
iect Of an ordinance OF which they are
wholly unconscious and conld have nc
appreciation? INQUIRER.
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The Feeling Of President Hay IS.

WAsHINGroS, December lS.-SeveraI
Senators and Representatives will en-.
deavor, during the recess, 10 prevent the
breach in the Republican party from be.
coming great. The President is less dis
turbed at the Senate situation than the
Senators are. In recent conversation
the President said, in substance, to Sen.
ator: II want you to understand that il
at any time it is shown TO your satisfac
tion that have nominated an unfit man
you will do me a favor by helping to re-
ject him. Do not hesitate for moment
10 do 80, and do not believe shall be Of
Tended, but the contrary" He undoubt
edly means it.