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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-A despatch res
ceived here reports the burning of the ship
Lotus at Waterloo. No lives lost. She had
q cargo Of 1871 bales of cotton and 500 sacks
Of cotton seed
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TELECRAMSi.
BAsTKRN WAR,

LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the Russians have been re
pulsed near Orchanie, with serious loss.
H1LP FROM THR KnRD1vE. Hv
The Khedive has sent to the Sultan 5000
additional troops. {, :.
FoRTIrIcATroNs FOR BRzsRouM.
Aukhtar Pasha Is fortiiying Erseroun,
ETFRoT OF RNGLAND's POLICY.
A despatch from St. Petersburg says Lord
Derby's speech regarding England's policy
in the East has produced good impression
in Russian circles.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04
DOMBTIC.

THE ELM STATION MURDER.
NoRBIsrowN, Dec. 3-JuSge Ross this
morning cverruled the motion for new
trial In the case of Heinrich Wahlen, con-
victed OF the murder of Max Hugo Hoehne,
At Elm Station, and will pronounce sentence
during the present week.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04
SOCIETIES.,

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAY) 1vEN1NG.
Asylum Lodge. No. %.
Reynolds Encampment. No. 8, ID and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. l, A. P. A., meets
every tuesday night in the McClary build
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. of p, at K. of
T. Hall, 211 Market street,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04

Spain should not be Madrid of Ulysses.
An electrical bed-spread-sheet llgbtn-
ing. Oh, thunder!
All who want good umbrellas at low
figures go to D. AcCloskey's Opera House
hat store, next door to Masonic Temple.
The Monthly Reader for December is o.
usual nicely illustrated, and quite holiday
number. Published by John L. Shorey,
Boston, at only so cents year.
James Kane & Son has on hand mems
gtms rs cents, ladies 50 cents. Seamless
soots for ladies t1.SO and $500. Remem-
Der the place, 9Th below Pine street.
Dress hats, soft hats, stiff hats, all prices,
shape, size and all colors and shades, to be
had at D. McCloskey's Opera house hat
store, next door to Masonic Temple.
Those who want to give present to q
ysung or old friend. as times are hard and
money scarce, purchase cane at D.
hcCloskey's Opera House hat store, next
oooI W MSeOniC Aemple.
James Kane & Son, 9Th street, below
Pine, has on hand the largest and best As.
sorted stock Of shoes in the city and at the
lowest market rates. He has to keep con-
stantly replenishing bis stock.
Many cases have come under our notice
where & single bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup relieued sufferer from a severe
cough, which had been treated for months
BY competent. .phy hysicians. IS cents.
Next Thursday will be day of note at Bur.
lington, N. j., as that old town will cele.
brate their 2Ooth anniversary. The fire de.
partment will be feature, as will also the
military, and the authorities have charge of
the arrangements. There is to be process
sion and other festivities in which the trades,
men and others will participate. |
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04
LOCAL NOTES.

The industrial = E4hib,tsopts now open T.
visitors. --s-;a.-=.---.---asi si-.4,---z- --4
Daily eysaing sraJsksst 4.se o'clock n
Trinity Chapel. !,
Rev. Rush shippea, of Boston, addresssl
the M. 8. R.A. meeting at the Opera Hols,
aa%ro On s%urno0'y' rIi9mcat2 plcty
siHyJ usv J.snlsss lolsssd lsAe er.c.
Musical Union on Saturday evening, during
the meeting. ~
The freight Office Of the Delaware West
ern Railroad, on the South Side, wss broken
into by thieyes Sunday nighsand robbed Of
several triaihg articles. - a
james W. Walher. ! llSwarksr, WAS ros-|
bed on Saturday Ina dsiakiag saloon oD
Khg stress. a ! pnehss book sustaining
80. The thisf eeeapsd
Atsevsath Aid Tatnall strssts yesssrd.y ]
q runaway bakers team collidsl with a
milk wagon, upsetting both wagons and |
distributing the bread and milk through ]
the streets. !
The baptism services announced for Sum
day last and postponed On account Of tho
funeral of Mrs. s. e. Davis will take plsc. |
on Saturday at Elder George R. Krsmer's
Household Of Faith Church.
Charles Carrigan, while attempting toI
top runaway horse yesterday morning 1t X
Fifth and Tstnall streets, was knockeaI
lown and run over BY the wheels of thel
arriage, but was fortunately only slightly II
INJURED. .... ".f.. IL
A. T. sehwenk and A. z. Cloud will rive @
heir first grand hop IN tho third story q
riendship Engine house, on Christina y
We. They have only certain number oil y
ckets for sale. Good music will be ipl
tendance. Tickets, 50 cents.
Mrs. Susan Harlan, daughter of Mr..
'nas P. Fairlamb, originator Of tho VII g.
ington Water Works, hfty years ago, and =
life Of Samuel Harlan, President of the
arlan & Hollingsworth Company, died At
O'Clock yesterday morning, at tho resi-
nee Of her son-in-lsw, James Price,
'teenth and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04
WASHINGTON.

THE NOMINATIONS THAT STAND AND FALL
WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Upwards of 10
nominations were unacted upon At the ex
ira session. Harlan stands confirmed as d,
other nominations upon which motions tt
reconsider we're entered. Hilliard and San
ford failed, - did the New York nomina-
tions. A strong effort was made to confirm
Hsyt Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, but
those opposed continued the discussion until
the hour of adjournment. It is understood
thst tho President expressed determination
to re.nominate most Of those who have
failed. The President notified the COM
mittee who have just notified the President
in his executive apartment of the Capotol
that the two houses are now in session, and
are ready to receive any communication he
may have to transmit.
THE END OF THE EXTRA SESSION.
At 10 o'clock the Senate met and immedi- |
ately went into executive session. They
have already confirmed large number of
postmssters and numerous other unimpor.
talt nominations. There will be but few
nominations left over. The President and
the members of his Cabinet reached the
Capitol shortly after II O'Clock, and will
remain in the Presidents room until the
two houses adjourn, which they have agreed
to do few minutes before 10. The Presi-
dent informed several Senators this morning
that his message was ready to be delivered
and ss soon Is he WAS notified that the two
houses were organized he would transmit it..
BILLS THAT GO OVER. II
The Paris Exposition and the Post Office
Deficiency Appropriation bill 60 over until
the regular session. They will probably be 4
taken up tomorrow. "
THE WRECKED HURON. 4
Mr.. Dallas Saunders telegraphs to Gen.
erAl Meyer, Chief Signal Officer, from Nor
folk, Va, that most of the bsdies recovered 1 :
from the wreck of the Huron are buried
between stations four and FIVE.
Mr.. Saunders ssysthe easiest way to reach N
The place is by steamer Cygnet from Nor
|olk to Van slack's landing, and there take
'ail-boat to Currituck Club House. j. j.
Payner, steward of the club, is always at the CT
anding with his sail boat. llli
BURNING OF THB SHIP LOTUS. We
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-A despatch res 81
'eived here reports the burning of the ship
lotus at Waterloo. Nolives lost. She had
cargo Of 1871 bales of cotton and 500 sacks
Il cotton seed
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We are informed that many. if not
all. the disreputable characters, who
have infested the town and depended
upon their ability to steal for support,
have hurriedly left town. Many of
Them, we understand. were personally
notified to leave. and those who were
not, took the hint from their asso-
ciates and silently stole away.
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Large FIocks Coming.

An extensive sheep owner named
Trad Cochrane arrived here day or
tive ago from Southern California,
where he has been selecting a range
for his hocks. which he had to- drive
out of Southern California last spring
on account of the scarcity of feed in
that section. He has concluded to
have his focks. which comprise 8, 900
head of sheep, shorn in this vicinity.
and left last evening FOR the western
part of the State. where the sheep now
nre. to have them driven here. After
shearing he intends to drive the sheep
east to the new range which he has
selected for them.
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HARVESTING COMMENCED.
Average Crops Ina AN Parts Of the
Coanty-

The grain harvest has begun in this
sectios, John Guthrie of the Sonoma
ranch. Grass Valley. being first in the
field. Next week. we are informed,
the farmers of Paradise Valley will
start in with headers, and busy times
are predicted from now. until the grain
is sacked. The crops, so far as We can
learn, are a good average in all parts of
the county. The intensely hot weather
has ripened them at least week earlier
than was expected, but no damage to
grain by the heat is apprehended.
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DISTRICT COURT.

W. s. BoNNrr1ELD, JupaE.

W. s. BoNxFrELD, Jupex.
The following business was transact.
ed'yesterday:
State of Nevada vs.. Charles Harris.
indictment for murder demurrer TO
indictment overuled; defendant pleaded
not guilty as charged in the Indictment,
and the case was set for trial Wednes-
day, July rs.
State of Nevada vs.. George Fisher,
George Ryan and George Bennett, alias
Benniter, indictment for burglary
s. s. Grass aud Crittenden Thornton
appeared as counsel for the prosecu.
tion, and A. w. Fisk and Judge Berry
for the defendants, and the following
named persons were empaneled as
jury to try the case; Ed. Todd, Dwight.
Hadley. David Tryon. c. E. Amesy
George Gdllilan. H H. Coryell, o. c.
Loveioy, John Spargo. james Langdon,
Frank N. Fellows, West. Richard, and
Harry Davy. The case was submitted
to- the jury which found verdict Of
guilty as charged in the Indictment,
on the third ballot. Die Court AZ d
next Thursday as the time for pro-
nouncing sentence.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAUGHT IN HAS OWN TRAP.
The Tric& that a Practical Joker
Played on MznselE.

The Courthouse practical jokers
fixed small reservoir of water over
the door of the District Attorneys Of.
nee In such manner that the door
could not be opened without the con-
tents being emptied on the head of
w5sever happened to be going through
the doorway. Counselor Grass, who
was chief engineer of these water
works, closed the door aud quietly
seated himself in the office in the rear
of a cigar, where he pulled and smo he d
like q, railroad locomotive, while his
assistants crossed the street 10 search
of subject. The spiders could entiee
no flies to their parlor. and the chief
engineer, having exhausted his cigar
and getting impatient ut the prolonged
stay of his assistants, hurriedly arose
from his seat and, forgetting his reser-
voir. pulled the door wide open, en-
plying the water works on bis head,
drenching him to bis toes, and giving
his faultless toilet, TO the makeup of
which he had devoted all his energies
aud an hours time, the appearance of
bathing euit. is assistants and
their intended victim arrived just in
time to see him retire to his room, for
repairs, externally the coolest and in
ternally the hottest individual in town.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
THE RUsso-TURKrsH WAR.
The formidable Charsc ter OF the
Russian Advance.

LONDON, July 81.
The formidable character of the
Russian advance across the balkans
was realized to day when it was
learned that 10000 men had gone
through 'Haniki Pass. and that artillery
is on the way. Whether or not the po-
sition Of the Russians is critical in ex-
posing themselves to an attack in front
and rear, it certainly has produced q
striking moral effect. The rapid move
msnts of the invaders have forced the
historic line of defence. placing them
within the strongest outposts of the
Turkish capital. has not failed to pro-
duce distressing effect on the Turks,
as is shown by the changes in the Min.
istiy. The dismissal of Redif is re-
garded as significant of an intention TO
fight the Russians to the last extremity.
THE TURKS UTTERLY DEMoRALIzED.
The London Tines Pera correspon-
dent telsgraphs that the Turks are ut
terly demorsiissd by the Russian ad-
vance over the Balkans, and doubts if
any substantial opposition will be made
to the Russian advance on Adrianople.
There is great CONSERVATION at Con.
stsntinople and fears of Turkish frenzy
visiting itself ON the Christians. Eng
land is flooded with frantic demands
for instant intervention. London is
excited but there is no present indica-
ton of any interference until the Porte
sues for peace. The Turks are com
pletely hemmed in; by superior force.
at all points from the Danube to the
Balkans.
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special train carrying aLout four
hundred men and thirty four officers of
the Second Infantry, under Gen.
Wheaton. passed here this morning
early. They go to San Francisco on
the cars. thence to Walls Walla. on the
Columbia river. TO take the field against
the Indians.
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Gold aud silver. rubber and hell.
steel and wood pebble eyeglasses and
spectacles- for sale for one-fourth the
price they ask you ut the opticians. a.
Uncle Harris, 702 Kerny street,. SAM
Francisco. Send for pair. giving
your age or the number yopIast wore
II nsar-sightsd, please state also. ~ %.
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The Pirssss Sentenced. ..

Spencer and Caho, the Humboldt
pirates. were sentenced to-day as fol-
lows: On indictment No. /, for house
breakine-Curtis' house-Spencer Ave
years. and Caho years.
On indictment No. B. stealing
property of G. p. r. r. at Mill City
each two years. They are yet to be
sentenced on indictments Nos. 2 and 4.
The authorities are making this oil
rsate very unhealthy for thieves.
Undelivered Message.
There is an undelivered message 81
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Office for j. p. Hixon.
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Mo=w-cOnyicts.

George Bennett. George Ryan and
George Fisher were convicted yester-
day of the crime of burglary. Some
two or three weeks ago they entered
the tool house at Raspberry station,
stole the hand car on which they rode
ten miles to Rose Creek, where they
abandoned the car. The ra:l-osd de-
teetives arrested them, and upon evil
6ence of aD accomplish named Johnny
Shields, they were found guilty. Their
conviction increased the number found
guilty of felonies at this term Of the
District Court to six persons, two of
whom have been convicted on four
charges each.
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One Marshal's Jewel - silver; one
pair Silver Gompasses. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at the store of J. E. Sabine or at
Wells, Fargo.& Co. 'sexpress Office.
A. J. SHsPARD, w. M.
d.. SEIGEL, Secretary.