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, 1877-12-03

We call attention to the lotter OF the ven
erablo TnunLow WEED on tho silver question.
Tic states Soma facts mud makes souo points
whicl, will provo hard nuts for tho golditcs
10 crack. A1r. NEED Rays TINT nothing
appeared In tho ilebatcs In Congress on tho
Mint bill OF 1910 showing TINT any member
WAS aware Tint the bill, apparently harmless,
not only deprived tue country Of one-half Of
Its monetary power, but wns In violation Of
the Constitution" 1Io brings out GnAsr's
letter, writton Oct. j, 1871, seveu months
aftcr the passage OF tho act domonotizing
silver, to show how tho President had been
overrcaehed, mud did not know when ho
signed tho bill that 1t prohibited tho
coinage Of 1ega1.tondor silver dollars.
CaAs7 WAS wondering why silver was
not coming into the market after
tho panic TO relieve the monetary stringency,
and ho was assoniahed still more whon Ic
afterwassl found out that the reason no silver
VIM coming into circulation was bocnuso ho
had signed bill Which prevented 1t. And
yot we nro assured by tho Nation, the New
York 1'imts, tho Boston 1idrtrti*cr, and other
Eastern papers, that tho bill was fully anti
ola1,orate'y discussed In Congress, and that
nil tho members well knsw and intended that
1t should tlemonetizo tho silver dollnri Hal.
srEAp, who las lost bis temper after rcsuting
tl,is fnlscl,ood about five hundred tin,os,
proposes TINT those who repeat It shall havo
their hontla we'll pounded with stuffed club,
70 as to bring them to n realizing sense Of
~ 4t,afr s1nnor$fer
, 1877-12-03

A very interesting letter is printed this
morning from correspondent In Japan, who,
in visiting the ancient City Of Kyoto, for u
thousand years tho seat ut Government.
scens to hnvo been fortunate iu llndnc yast
quantities Of material for description not
heretofore used by travellers. Tim ancleut
city t. not ouly the n,ost famous in japan,
but 1t III evidently ono of tho raro apots Of
tue world, with it's nix thousand temples, pa.
godas, aud chapcls, and gotls BY the hun
drcd thousand. It is besides m almost un-
discovered region, siurs fow traval.ra hare
visited and still fewer hava written Of It,
, 1877-12-03
FIRES.

AT JACKSON, TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Dec. IA dispatch Gated
jackson, rcnr,., At O'Clock this morning says:
VA tlsc broks out ut 11:30 .. m. In the fur
nituro atorc ot Robinson Il Hewitt, the entire
block being consumed, Including tho following
business houses: Wilkinson & Taylor
uni ]. r. McCutchcn, gsocers; Robin.
son Il Hewitt, lusntture; Lindsey d
Alorrel,, dry goods; Miss Jennie D'dsoc,
millinery: Ltndca Il Burlcm. carriage manu-
factory. rhe Ire Is still raging, but Is confined
to tho nboye-natncd houses, which cotuprixs the
block, including thu saloon of Ike Lewis streu-
nous etIorts asc being 1nasle to keep It confined
to the block In whiel, Il originated. A dcRl
calm prevails. Fcars are entertained t..at
several nussotls were burtel under falling walls.
rs soue iaasrpw cscupqs were ulado at the t!tnc."
, 1877-12-03
FRANCE,
INlprEAI rn MIcMAnoH.

AN APPEAL TO N4CMAH0H.
PARIS, dec. "a meeting Ut $500 merchants
and manufacturers today drew up IN address
appealing to tllo patriotism Of President Mac
Alahon tn ytcfl 10 tllc wishes of tho majority,
in vicw Of tho threatened rliin Of tralu md In
the Interests ot tho International Exhibition.
NO sunNENnRH.
At meeting of 10 members OF the Rcpub.
lIcan Left 1t was decided to refuse to vots nnY
part Of tho bnllgct until tho Government re.
turned to parliamentary courses.
A DUEL.
NM. 1.alsant and Do 10 Koctette, members Of
tho Chamber Of Deputies, fought duel TO- day.
The a!tair grew out Of tho publication by Dc Ia
Kuchctlc Of tllspatagEng letter II tho Uaistrs.
II. De ID Kochctta was wounded in tho thigh.
, THE HOLY sEE MIST sEH To'1.
LONDON, Dcc, IA Paris dispatch says the
Marquis DO Danneyllle, Min[stur Of Foreign
Affairs, llas contdenttatly notified thu Vatcan
that his conduct Will be guided bY tho strictcst
goo.-,4tl to tho Holy Sec, hut lle will not tol-
cratu u.,y direct interference in tic national a.
fairs Of Frnnrc.
ELECTIONS.
Gen. Armnnleau, Conservative, and n. Mas
aot, Republican, have been elected Senators
from tho Departments OF Vienuc and pyreuses
Orientules, respectively.
, 1877-12-03

brigham Young's grave In watched night
and day BY special Mormon guard Of honor.
Tnlmags aays tho noxt presidnnt, like tic
onc Ut to.dav, will beleso In God and peace ba.
tween alt sections.
Deecl,or mil Talrnago mot on tho cara and
examined uscn tthcr In arithmetic. l'eechos brokc
down ut nno tlr,cs kx anu TalmaKo at twelve times
aavelI,
For suggesting that Masshal MacaIahon'a
actions wern insp}reA by oFor- -indn1EEMeu In nh.
sntlls, q IaElslan has boeu rouudly aned and 4eat
to jail.
Tho London 1in,<4 sent ont Sir IIcury
11ayclock, u. T.. N wat.corFcapendcnt, but llc
Ind too ifg sensa Of his own Importance. and was
uouu soealle4.
Hecretary Chase had pet CANARY which
used to ny ahout thu room during dinner, and bsshs
In tllo dngos.bawl Of tue Secretary when hn Ind
done usipg It,
A1r. Nfno, a temperance leoturor Of CAM
ada. desires to correct the ofrouoous bclios stnt
thssc IT, no fasctuat1on In drunk. 1Ie says tAaru
IL Joy III It, and he speaks ssom experience.
4 beautiful young girl In Moscow married
bcggar SO years 0f ago In ortttr 10 gat posselson
Of hcr fortune. She ponslonod her husband lm.
.nclintcly, and h0pey soon to provide for A,a fu-
nsral expun*es.
or h!oxahacr tait uecIlneA INC tlhhof
which Wa offered him by eitizens OF Montreal ID
recognition of h!s sofs!ces A. . member VI thu
Halifax Commission. lie acted It Halifax ho
thinks AZ ludgc, sna bs!!cscs II would be unbs'
comng for htln to hu publicly thanked for tiolnx
hla dutY ~ Judge. The common on'nion On thls
sldo ths hofdor will bo TINT ftr Alexander was not
Judge enough ut linltxx 10 hurt.
III. q. 1autlor. tho hero Of tho Hamburg
| u..,.cr. ,,a ~. ,au s.,.,o- s,om sortb r.,o.
H.. :. ;,ssos,,,., - ,sr ,.t, ,oo.-. 1lks = lomh
r.th.r ,hsn = .,c<t,o.tuo .nrcl.n hanh.ome ,nan
-, so.,t n"t,ht ~ H.. n.nt,s santn,.s -tIb y
... aI s". ~ st..eSa s .s.,.h.it.x r.. tn..,
%s. .A -t.s - 49, - ~. ~.
, 1877-12-03

F.l - LII H..
@ ..'.as ~. a.'s...,a.,sa =, ~ Ms...a sa'.' 49,. ~.
o5sse4ao o "., ''ea .....0,,.. ~ o ~. 80 sne
1asa ss eA 49,, 49, a.,."sa ( =, c s n
.ea" oe''s1 r., a"a 1"sas9 ~. ."oso s'9 "a,
.eps'oas tno ."s' , ~ ~ Nv s",o ~ A.o1
' ~ - .,.,s 'asa.G...s~F !y T., sAo' 4"'.
s's ra,'..I. 10 -. .sa,.,' sa.ri" ~ r,e .sa nu"
~, "a,,as,,,a, - ~ ,,.tho1 IL ,hss .xhia,, "."e
rlovs tho forcoa If N,,u-a IN ra,novo lo--
r;ora not that whict, ercota them In ,1caanca
NJ Notu,c In tho formar caso ,ho VOL.
onca ,,one ia done forovar. In The ,at,.r n.
o.nonsa of nernot,,a,jno Il n ,r,o,ar thon ita
arxt ,oyt E,,r ,htu raso,r ;f nv -, ot,,or
tho s,hemo for hn;,diro INN ,ni,as -
,ovao. otoru tbo afiuois.,r, 1,;vor ,vou,, ,o
oh,ac,1onah1e wb}lo Il il oy,annt tnot ,ho
1,s,,a,,,r, ~ out1sta n,roa1v ex,atir, ,vo,,,,
snrn,.h n ovnora ~ over1owcl iont1. al
tho re1,sf noe,1od. it Womb bo mar, ,na,lneaa
mn, fol1v tn c1oao tloso ont1eta md hntJd m
III. rivsr higher This would In aoora.
vatino tho i,,seasa for tho r1eosure of ann1v.
H.. . ro,u,dv - olaaanro in ,v},c, rr,vato
ir1,vid,a1. NAV hoye The ryht 10 in.
dn1oa thamsa,vcs hut xh;c,, ,s not annr,rr,-
nto Soro f,ovor,,,art. n thcre con 1.a yo,u,,
in;;v;,,,a,u ~ comnan,oa r;cb orouoh All
.-t~o.. r,r+ a,,nnb n ,n.ta .1,o A1,.siys,,,,,i
Kivar ,n aarIal highway. va .l,a,l irtarnosc
m obtsct,nns. hit an h.h.,t NJ tho naon,o
Win nav taxas onl ,vJ,o hova NJ rraeaut
.,os,a1,, w. ,nonav ,.,,h ,y,,Io,, - no!t .to,"
W. ao ohfeot In ea,51iro IN. wort u,,on ,ha
| na,;~,.i ro.a~,,..n,
Nv, =. n r,
iue '. o1'saaso ',,;.s ~ .aues M "' oa,,s aaa W.
o.nee opeA.ass "a,ea M oan e'.Sa5 ~, Us a44u'e
auose anu uesoN Ns" @ o.'eaus WV ~ onco
, 1877-12-03

Gen. NAHriKLD delivered, on tho 17th Of
November, in Congress, what IL conceded to f,e
the slronacst md abicstspeccl, yet made against
tho Ew1sa bill repeating tho Resumption net.
We printed nt the time pretty full tcfegraphtc
abstract Of his remarks. The speech made q
profouru Impression, and caused large nnnl-
bcr Of members to yu,u against tho llcpcal I'LL.
Mr.. J. ". siigcxEas, OF PHILADELPHIA, clear
headed and wc1I.real man, Inns written Il crit
lciam OF tho speech which leaves It ina very
damaged condition. We reproduce tho main
points of Mr.. 6i1uCKERs' revtcw Of the speech:
II will provo Instructive reading 10 Thoughtful
mcn on a vttally important public question.
, 1877-12-03

Among tho religious matters included III
onr collection this morning nro ser1nons by
1'rof. Swlso mud tue Ncv. II. ". TuoMAs
upon subjects OF interest; besides accounts
of the dedication of thu now and beautiful
autlicncc-roo,n of Grace Methodist Church,
and Of the dedication Of tho now synagogue
OF tho Sens Of Ahral,a,a. and OF thu exor-
cises in connection with tho celebration OF
tho twonty-fftl1 anniversary Of plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL Church,
, 1877-12-03

OsMAs lasha, belcagnre,l III pley,,a, Ia said
by doserters from his calnp to contemplate
n sortie OF desperation II not relieved with
In fortnight, Con. InsAT1ErY and Prince
GonTscIlAbxorr 60 to tho headquarters OF
NICHOLAS Tuesday, md 1t IL 10 10 hoped
TINT the cIforts Of diplomacy may prevent q
cul1:lsnatioa which would choke thu gullics
with a cr.lnson iuantlation beside which tho
previous luscheries in those tcrriblo re-
doubts all put together could furnisl, no
parallel.
, 1877-12-03

Tho alarm from Boz B?5 at 30 yesterday
morning was caused by fro In barn in the
rras ol No. 100 sedgwicls street. owned and oc-
c.pcd by john Kelley. Four horses 10 tho
b4rn fiarrowiY escaped being burned to death.
Datnago, $50.
The nlnrn from tho sa1Ro box at $50 The
Same lnornIlg was caused by fro In tho
basement Ut No. ESQ North Frauklin strces.
owned autl occupied by Edward Mooney. The
ltat.ex urlglnutet! lu some hay, Mooney hsvtng
Iten in tic habit OF ltocplng u il1rse III tho
basc,,cnt+ Damage, tee5. 1ncendiarism Is sus-
Bcrted iu both Instances.
, 1877-12-03

An Eastern Shutoek IA 10 strongly welded to
nonumutale theories that when Ills prospective
eo1l.in.1aw sal1 that lth {tl,o Z. H.'s] daughter
had sllycry yoirc. lle k[ekod tho ynung man
,luwn tho front steps, anil ehascd him all round
tue block. fIa DECLINES to tx q day for tho
young man tu rcsuine payment Of llis addresses
10 tIr sliscunatlatc GIrl.
, 1877-12-03

The President himself viii atlinit that he
has ,uatlo some mistakes in his appointments
In tho matter of tho AInrshalshi,, OF Gaorgin,
tho almost universal opinion among 1,erub-
lirans will 10 TINT l.u hnc "b!unlcretl," md
TINT probably not ono Republican In q mill
ion will indors, tho appointment Of F1rz-
tr1sx1%u
, 1877-12-03

he will Give II frnhh fnrcn Y making the mentality
the more eon.pienon.. In .hort there j.
no class of the community enssacd in an honest
es!,1ns ma needing security ro' .ne,t
ti,tca =. ,hc horsho,acrs n .ncb ann,.
tho ti1vcr and antt.resump.ton legislation as Tho
President can aI'e.
Now, instead Of demanding Of the presi-
dent veto message in which he will give
such reasons for having gold coin only as
lcgal-toudnr ns wilt satisfy tho country md
put m end to tho double-stantlortl tlolusion.
why does not tho Nation itself gisc tlcso
reasons7 Why call upon the President TO
instruct tho people on measure of euch
nationnl Importance when tho Nation, which
considers tsolf competent to instruct the
President, cnn directly inatruc& tho people?
II would be resented in tho Nation Office o.
an arrogant assumption on the part Of the
President or any other person to pretend
10 know aa mnch on this or any other
subject az does tho Ndti,n; why, therefore,
delegate this important duty Of instructing
tho American people to gentleman born
and educated IN tho Western Willis Of
America, when the editor of tho Nat'on,
fresh from Trinity College and thoroughly
versed in tho political economy Of the Dub
lin school, may tlo tho work 30 much more
effectun!y. nnd directly, and satisfactorily !
Let tho Nation leave not to others tho work
Of pnbio enlightenment; let 1t utilize Tile
vast fnnd Of superior knowledge 1t possesses,
nor lcavo whole people to perish in igno-
rance when 1t nlone may savo them.
We again suggest to al1 those organs who
demand the extinction Of all metallic money
save gold to consider If their real interests
are not after oil in the policy opposed to
TINT Which they urge with anch woltlsl,
rnpacity. Who aro the people Of tho United
States In whose weal or WOO tho fovern-
ment Is to bc alministered2 Threc-fonrths
Of them at present, and with IN evor-incrcns-
ing preponderauco Of numbers, inhabit the
West and tho South. They arc comparatively
the pioneers who have fnhabited what has
already become the sent OF empire in the
great nopublic OF states. In the East,
capital ta lying idle for want OF employ
ment; mines arc closed; furnaces md mills
and factories aro silent; 1al,or III unem-
ployed, destitute. and starving; tho citleH
aud towns and the highways are swarming
with tramps seeking food anu rnpidly tend
ing towards crime; industry Ia comparatively
Mt a stand, md why7 Tho roason given il
that the thirty and more millions Of people OF
tlle Southern md Western States 10 not or
cannot purchase so much Of tho products Of
the Northeastern States rs they havo done
In former days. The South has been
r.. fY7f- ~ 4
, 1877-12-03

Th0 1fHEEN COHttnuts 70 Heu0Htcc DVtfy-
1,ody who fayors tue reconciliation OF silver
a, o,+t,or f1;.h,noat or ca 1ahortnp undar an
..-, ..,,
1hhorhhco mora olSe1acoiut tAan alsnohestf'
It In especially concerned for tho Western
rresa. md fails to find language sufficiently
=, nv r,,u. N ,,,sc,,,t f,- t,,a a frorrr !,
"..oe n se 1
OF IHE cHloaoo AAtboSEi anu' peileFln8
tho " horrible ignorance OF this paper to
1,o feiuucl. intenB;t}cB liza INDIGNATION. he-
- x,,, ,,ro,nr,, ~ ~.
, 1877-12-03

LONDON, Drc. 2.-Tho Pope haa written IN
autograph letter to Queen Victoria, thanking
her fur permitting the re.cstablisdmout OF tho
Scotch Hierarchy.
1NaENslDLR THnEE noUns.
NoMn, eupdny, Dec. 3.-'rhe rope was In
sensible for three hours this morning. Thfs
syn,ptnm Is not now, but tue 0t mas unusually
prolonged.
, 1877-12-03

a current paragraph sots down Miss soUTir, d
resident of Nuw Haven, as a girl of II. who
weighs Bs3 pounds. but thu pararrap.lcr lust M
opportunity wl''cs. ho 1nay never hayo ugalu this
side Of the tomb to aay t44s slle IL q "Solll
S0UTM."
, 1877-12-03

"iiclp yourself to Turkey" sa!tl OsMAa
past,a politely to the Car; ~ Ilayo plevna fur
myself" {Qucry hy n &itnil Printers dcyll-.
plcnty 1llif11lfifts
, 1877-12-03


tho heads Of tho Southern people, tho better
thoy will bo of,
JAY GuuLD's LATEST SCHEME.
The Government advancei the Paciho rail.
roads stl 700, 900 in bonds, for tho repay
ment of which no provision has boon n1atlo.
Tho Government Inns l'con paying the inter
est OIL thoao bonds without any return except
ty tho withholding Of one.half Of tho CON-
1,onsation due to tho railroads On Govern.
mont transportation, 20 tint the rnilronds arc
nearly 927,00o,ooo in arrears on interest
account The Government relonaed its frBt
mortgage OIL tho railroads to onablo them to
raise rs much luoro money on tho security.
Tho atock Of the railroads practically docs
not represent tho Investment OF ono dollar,
tllongh Union Pacific In now worth 10 cents,
nnd pays dividends after supporting lot Of
parasitic companies TINT 1.-Two on 1t. The
Union Pacitlc las passed into tho hands Of
tho Jar Gou1p Ting; tho Central Pacific
las always boon in tho handu Of tho IIuvr.
1soroN Hing. Tho enterprise enabled tho
original projectors to steal $40. .00D, ,00O or
$50, 900 by means Of tho CrotlitStobilier
Construction Companies, and has since put
other millions into tho pockets Of Tho spccu-
lotora u1,o nosaosaol themselves of the stocl
nj n fow centa an tho t]o,]or.
II In uotorionslv tim, for tin Govornmens
tn taka anna stona to securo tho rcnaymcnt
~ ,fa cnormous ai,yapcos. md ccrtain1v In
oesuro thc current nav,ncnt of tin ,ntcrca,
~, lin bonds Tba INV bv whiol, tba nil.
~oo;1s warn c,,artorc1 las beon fograr,lv
,;,,o,od orf7 tlo rot,roo1u nr,,ar tha n,o..nt
at ot,,a ,,ofy tho aovcru,nont nnt cong,osa
I,a fin nower N irnoso INV ,.nu,a a,,,xon. 4,,a
I,oc;f.o rooi,a.-o r,o]t wh,cl, xaa oxnrosslv
ros.ryc1 in tto oriptna, acta. Int x,,,ci,
yon1a In vcstod In conoross even ,-;thnrt
such rcacryation. bill llas hoon ;ntrm,uco1
,r,o n. 1rnttet1 states acrota nv ~ Tuun-
M.x viii, thu nurrosa of nrotaotino tho f3ov.
or,n,ont RIGHTS. without. i1owevor, infrinrino
nnon Tho rights OF other creditors Or on,
nrcaslnn thu paniflo Comnanjes. II ia fair
IN ayory respoot. NJ it rct,,,irss thu ,,aymont
~ .. nar ran. NJ tt,o n,t nrof;ta of tho rail.
root1u into tho uuitod siates Treasury. #
thora sholI romaIn that much nftor nnytno
tto ;pto,ost IN otber obl;pstiona a,d atinu.
lntos Tint dividends shall not bo dec1arod to
atocRho'as's UNI, ees'a'n s'" sua'l oe pa'a
1n"aaiy 70 'ao H'u''s.n,ons -, ~ e"cn u '1o
foaaa WHICH sna'' w apl'ea ~ proper pro-
poss!oh ." tno 'n'o'ss1 account anu 70
SINKING '"as' s'oa'sn'.'os .t'e n!'" e2uhea'sa"
II or,,cr 10 k]efnat t.,a nronos,tior ro,o,n
~, tl,o n,esont o,,vnntoccs ret,p;ra ,,ow ann
md still furtller s"ahalo tho Government,
aloasFs' 'AY LIQUID a''a HUNTINGTON afo on
hand with the moss pfopostorous Scheme
, 1877-12-03
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 0-1 q. n.--For the lAks
reELon, falling barometer, warmer. southsrlY to
westerly winds, increasing cloud.1ess, aud pot
blbly occasional rain or aRow, folAwed In tho
western portion BY rising barometer, with north"
westerly wluda. -
, 1877-12-03

EAQS,

EAQS,
Naw ORLsAas, Dec. s.-Capt. Brown, U. 9.
L., Inspecting officer 1t the 1cstlcs, has officially
notified the Secretary Of War that On
tho lst Of December there w&a = prsctic'
ablo channel through the jetties ct 8-1o feet
deep at average aopd tide; that the only Inter
rupt!ou to i practicable ehauuel Of - feet MAS
w feet III length, aud that u Illus Of soundipEs
with - 4l0 feet least depth extend through ta@
b2t to deep wat~s.
, 1877-12-03

vIsNNA, Dec. 2.-The death-scntenco OF n
Dp Tourrillc, for wifo.murder, has been com
muteti to Imprisonment for life at hard labor.
, 1877-12-03
THE CANADIAN CATCH At HALIFAX


Tho moro the circumstances Of tho Hall |
fax award aro inquired into, tho moro docs 1t |
bocumo apparent that tho United States
were ovcrronchctl. From the beginning to
the end Of tho negotiations every disputed
point WAS decided adversely 10 our interests.
The appointment Of Belgium ar umpire
virtually 8avo Grcat Britain two Representa-
tives on tho Commission, while tho Unitot1
Statos llatl only one. Whether inadvcrtance
or fayoritfsm controlled tho choice Of M
tive Of Belgium by the Emperor Of Austria
cannot ba determined; VIC aro only concorn-
oil at present with tho fact that tho choice
was improper. THO relations existing be-
tween Belgium md Great Britain aro n1most
ss close as those between Great Britaln and
Canada; indeed, the British Government
would go to war moro promptly to protect
belgium against aggression than to preserve
tho integrity Of the Dominion Of Cannla.
The second advantage gained by can-
kda was tho selection Of tho p1nco
for the meeting Of tho Commission. Hail.
fax IL tho centre OF the Canadian interest in
the fisheries question. Local foe1ing there
runs high. Tho sy1npntlios of the umpiro
must llavo beou affected by tho touo Of pub
lie sentiment around him. No doubt ho was
enlisted on tho side OF Canada before coun-
sci on either aido lad boon hoard or tho facts
boon presented in m authoritative manner.
Tho Commission might with as groat pro-
priety have convened at Gloucester as Mt
Halifax. If It Ind beon callod to meet ut
tie former place, Its decision would rroba-
lily hare been different. It should have bocn
appointed to sit in neutral territory, or In
somo ono Of tho largo cities Of Canada or tho
United Statos where the hahories arc not
local interests. Another circumstance un-
favorable to tho unitol Staten was tho OK;
clusion Of tho question with reference 10
trading for supplies in Canata, Doth aidos
consented to this exclusion because It was
agreed thnt trade OF this description was
mutually advantageous. Dnt tho faot
that tho Justice OF tile Cauadfan claim was
not officially denietl by tho Commission
leaves 1t unsettled. It may ugain ho pro-
scntcd, mud used rs leverage to secure
reciprocity, or tho concession OF II may bo
urged as rcason why the inward should DO
| promptly pnid Thus tho United 8tates have
boon aljndgod to pay S5,5oo,00o without
hnytnu roceivetl the assurAuoe TINT this sum
~ ,nonov viii romovo tho f,sherfes ouostion.
oyou for tho lcsieuated twelve ycars, from
consideration.
1ho aword thus obteiucl will noror be
| nai1 un,cgs Cauai1o gt1all ,uolIo considerable
e,,o,emorta of 1,er i1e,nnndH. The trcatv i'm.
,,1,oa lint an nnoun,ous decision ahn1, l,o RI.
mira, IN mato tim verdict of tho Commts-
.;o, ,du,1,nv Tim Uanndian nownnanera
otscrvo t,,;s fact. md spoak with l;tt1o con.
a,,enca nj tho nrospeot Of getting their
nonov. T.hov bryo pood ransom 10 doubt.
Tha 1rr;tc1 stotc. Goycmmcnt ia not dis.
,,,,o,7 ,, avail itaolf If tcohnIcal ploaa hut II
,vn,,,a IN ,,rtr,o Ia ,tao,f If II nasonto3 tn n
,orra;n that wa consn,nmatad by fra,,a an,1
c1iconarv n vonld In nnwizo and woa1 Il
~ nil a. nm oo, ~ ae,tto I'm faha,;oa ;1;s.
, 1877-12-03

AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. "A 1re tonight par
TALLY destroyed tho stables ot tho VIVA Street
Railroad. Loss about $4,000. Insured.
, 1877-12-03

Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
C1nrk t!rtet. between Itanlo'ph and Warrington.
TRrteiy performance.
, 1877-12-03

13nvrrty'A Thrntrr.
MoUrn- street, corner nf Dearborn. "hcross sh'
Continent"
, 1877-12-03

a1cf0rmtrk f1nlt.
North CIArk sfTC+t, corner ktnxc. Lecture ny Wen
dell Phillips. subject: "Ftnunce."
, 1877-12-03

f7ooiey'% 'Thrntfr.
Eandnrh etrrt3. between Clark and T.Aeafle.
'sttuek OIL" Mcslanes Moore, s1th. etc. Acsirs.
Williamson, Eu!llran. efc.
, 1877-12-03
AMUSEA1i isNT2.

HItyfrltcr's Ttrnfre.
ltadtson atrrrt. between State anil ncashnr7,.
'1hc Hills" aud' Fse wrttta to tsrown." htsaamcs
Mare, stonrsIt. ntc.; Netrs. WhcelocI4 sfeyickef,
, 1877-05-29
1lASE-lsAI4T..
gpeetdI Ntpd&eh 10 Tie Tribune.

GpeE14& "AV0*(H ~ 4He tEFVHHts
DAfToN, O.. May 28.-Tho "Great Chicagos,"
as they l.avc been called, were to-day beaten by
the champion city club OF Springfield by u
scoro Of three to nothing. The heavy battcrs Of
tho White Stockings lit Mitchell for precisely
ono baso hit. 'Ihts pitcher is unquesttonably
hard man, and. while hts support was only fair,
ho was abc. ull by himself, ID win. The Whites
have nothing to find fault with, md 10 not at
tempt to say anything, excg,t that thcY wcrs,
fairly beaten on the merits Of tho gatnc-
Special Dttpaseh 10 The Tribune
WtxoNA, Mimi, May e3.-uaae-ba1l hero to-
doY--slutunls, Of Janesvlllc, 9; Clippers, O.
1n1LApELpil1A. Aiay o3.-Dase.ball:
Athletics ............O 10 l Q 0 Oh
F'!lladeiphIas: :..:....o o o 0 o 0 90
ilun4 cnFneti-Sone.
F,rtt basc by crror&-Athlctics, ..
1,asea on called balls-Phtladcrhiae, l.
ERIE, Pa, May es.-Baae-ball:
nuckeyca.............o ! Q = 0 0 0 o o.
Etlcs .................0 o, o o o = o 0 0-e
p,Trsnuno, May 2s.-Basc-ball: Harttoris.
Of Brooklyn, Q: AllegheMys, !.
SYRACUSE, May es.-BaAe-hall: Bostons, 8;
Stars, 1.