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Those who drive on Michigan ave,ae oe."sea
.,.,,x and Thirteenth streets can 1rm a taa1 'oea
N..t :. Measure 1t is TO travel ora snootn'g1a'-
w. W. .+rre1 For thst distance Aichigaa avenue
eleu IN excellent repair an it is perfect lux
Is w. dr,ve D. carriace on j. Suppose this kind
VI, s,;r con]d be extcnd1d on down to Thirty
o. ot.s ,e md thence cast on Douglas over to the
pouIeysrd: what peasufe ano 'ln aeooml'oA ~ +Sa
- roujd be to thousands OF families IN Inc
sonth Division! But we suppose 1t Is TOO mucn
~ bope for ,ais season, unless tne wAh.- I'll.
ur1catssos ~ plan Of furnishing Work to iole
,shorers be oar1icd into effect 1t would NOT
.s ~ rrea, deal Of money to lay top-dress1ns
Iewara1 il the street was prepared for It, the
was done north OF Twelfth street.
, 1877-08-12
HESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

PAINLESS ENTHHETT0" Vt !@@''ts ..t
Always safe in the hands OF experienced ana se'.
enttac physicians. ofttimes neant5. neaA.u s .sa
comfort demand their removal. we kuo" 'aa3 ~ 49,.
nra McChesney hold the foremost position IN inc
dan,s, nrofeasiou, Their gent1emanly manners as
<ve,1 a. their ski1lful and scientific atta'nmen.'
,,sxe g;ven them national reputation. 1he5 las1-
~ deserve the liberal patronage they have. alwa,s
.dberins to the one price for wofk. nes'
, 1877-08-12
THF PEERLESS.

The na1ace steamer Peerless leaves ne1t 1uesoa'
.vcn5nr on another OF her delightful e.cat1'on oa
tr1ps for the north and south shores ., . =. -
perior. Engage staterooms w.tuou. ..s.n rna,spcr,
, 1877-08-12

SS@t
The Nation hns an en'huslas''o ..," Ano -
commentator Q! ',,s. su :. -. no:t nersuasye
oect ., -anst
md seductive DOOR,
The daughter OF August belmont Is ~ oe
married in September. Belmont Is ful- o'oooeo
lew, but his wife Is fu!l-bloooeo Eplscopa.A'u'
Ind the question is: Under winch 'aa'n' oc@o'
nian:
William Cullen Bryant refused to write
ye,.es for the centennial ce1ebrstion OF the ostie
of criskany the plca that it was loo late e1 nun
10 undertake such work. Nevertheless. ne mas
prepared IN ode Of ecven verses for Bennington.
p.r,;no Tncco borrowed from the tenor
,oeo a,,mond which she neg
~ 'oa".a. .,.;.,t,o +h,+ r. had heen stolen
see'eo 10 te.atn' .a ..s:, .;-,o -;cb md did not
~ as-.. hr, ,oro lately in more strait
pee hc bns prosecuted her for the
r.lne of the gem and been awarded sufficient dam
,ces in court
rho c;,c;nnat; Times takes Mr. Joseph
4Ae .:..-,,,oo.or nenr thc nerfcct
CooE To 1ask 1ot lis psAeS'ee " +, thc
a11a'a'e WIN 49,, s,1,.thIno At Their
onrase II "ou4u u1'~ e.1,.e,. >, 1.h,s "a had
1ops1% " aA'e .,..... .,,noet tho entire first
sut1H'' a' :, na-eado >, f.corpe Eliot used
solo"e I" oAu.e4 .aa ;neto1cex NJ # in
~ ane "ue sr ~ ~.
0'>A@17 A4'1
Mgr hetoeler, o1snoP - n"'A'
ps!soned Tor months onael tne ops.1 --,s cone
taA ih"s' ~ 10 e~4u .as 49, =, -o,.h,n that &C.
asmea W nls ~. sa,,sra d.vs when he lost
turred to him during III. eoi1cse oas "as D.
sp'eee OF n1s nose III auet 49, -: ~ =, ornert
m&1ek' VINO WAS e'en .neA .h.r1d ,ov
s"o'astnaa' ~ p'.5 ..-s d,.o1;x+ NJ rcnown.
ee put oa' o' 1o'''1 ~ tn'7 '@oA- ,.
The Pdn Mdn Gdzetts mas an an'eies'1us
article on 4.Swimmlng." 1t believes too much de-
pendencc is placed upon this coFpa4atNe's W.
known ast. eince there arc few swimmers VINO can
keep anoat half an hour in rough water. ne"
ceased was an excellent swimmer" constl1n1es tae
tag OF too many notices OF dea1n os oso" t4ns'
No doubt the sest1an paPe1s'
'0~e"e' appcnaeo ~ u.A .nss..s.d .vas .,
uopne "n'eo oe'e'' 1eA'".''
6ceiient s"1muef'
The explanation of Gen. Grants 6uooeI
change Of intention, hy which France was omHtee
from hi. field OF travel for the present. s said 10 o.
due to the request Of the French Government.
vas feared that his presence in France prior to LII
elections might give riee to Republican oemonsua
tons and embar1ass the Government There 1
.omrtb;n, nmns;nr in this admonition to Grant fo
NJ. n-nnh,;r,n,sm. whereas be used to be calle'
by hfs enemies in the old days, nm autocEat, and
ys. supposed py them that his methods Of govern
ment wou,d be exactly suited to the conditions o
eome Euroneau tespotism.
N~ ILL.,. c,~;,.on 4ba rntional com
oo0 - 4ha %ex7 yor
mua's', u 10 oA1 " .Ne h.;t to~ rittcr. m
o'"- ne oAeseo n'n1se'4 80 ,"..,a., h,, md th
an amusing co'ioqus ehousu oe .1 a.t.+a Int bo
soage. he salo ne o""ea ~ s.t;o., ,r,a !.
s''ooo IN oonoe. nc sA'u ns :, 1yhe, asked
, 1877-08-12

THE TR1BCxE's advice to the proprietor OF It's
xew York namesake is that given By old JoHS
wu,Er to bis son JOE, concerning the diver
t,ons of London The diversion we recommend
Is Going to the top Of his Tall Tower and sitting
thcre. No Mai. SELoyER there, no area tnefe-
, 1877-08-12

ST. LOUIS. NO., Aug. 14.-Fwo suits were
entered in the United States Circuit coult 70
day by the Government against Joseph q. chau'
team. 1fstt1ler, and his bondsmen,. James me q =.
Edwaris and Chauteau, one Tor S2o,ov; M Ipe
other for $4,000, ior o. the '1o'At'on ~ 'N'>
revenue laws in Afay, 1873.
, 1877-08-12

It only remains for the Nork1nsmen's raf-
TN to insist that the Presidents mansion oe
rallied "Tue Kound-House.
, 1877-08-12

The young man who had his eyes burned out ,s
Nth vitrioi by the Veuye GRAs OF Pms, ":la
hereafter take the elder Mr.. WEL1ER's advice
srd heware Of widows-GRAs widows especially
, 1877-08-12

Mai sE1ovrR, when be assaulted jar GOULD
mistook the temper Of the American people
and laid himself open to grave censure. Next
time he had better choose deeper area.
, 1877-08-12
STRICTLY PURE.

r, nil articles put upon the market we're ae pure
~ pricers Cream Baking Powder. their petfeet
,1boIesomcness would insure us against Ill esn
.on.enuences from their uee.
, 1877-08-12

A committee OF three from Washington
committee Of three from the Domlnyun.
committee Of six appointed to pull
The tail and horns out OF SITTING BULL
, 1877-08-12

The Indictment against WALKER was ouasnet
hacausc It did not specify for which especial
nerjury he was under prosecution.
, 1877-08-12

The New York rife reporters have got to call
tnu bull,seyes "bulls." They had better carry
out tho practice consistently and call centres
s.stccrs.' and outels "calves-"
, 1877-08-12

Honesty may not be the best policy oot II Is
infinitely better than policy IN tne a'e8use
American life e-insurancc company
, 1877-08-12

Bet a hat PACKARD doesn't call MS t"1's
after any members OF the LOUISIANA eo"'n's
sion.
, 1877-08-12
AtLeast Six Hundred Houses Now
in Process Of Construction
in Chicago.
4 Few September Clouds in the Hori-
zon Of the Fall Trade, Which,
However, May Prove
Harmless.
Chicago May Reasonably Look for
Great Increase Of Her Trade, and
IN Increase in the Value
Of Her Real Estate.

yvbo,, eb,,1 xco hare hetter tjmes7 When will
"uen sua44 "s .o.-;,.a a,d 4ha va1nes
trade improve, INDUSTRY 'e'1'e' .no .s.'.n 'u ~
Of real estate and othcr properly 1etotn "
something near their figures OF tlve years ago:
These a,e the questions which one hears every
..-~ o,-or IA, Aho,,t ryery other man
"hefe auu ese' oa'. as,,,,os 10. eor,n
"no'u ono tues' 49, .1.s... -. .Aa,o +h,,re
pet scheme Of his own by which all these tninss
are to be set right, but the trouble with most OF
49,, "a that thev nropose to cure a great
tns4n 80 - a,,n,o,ts which now aff1ict different
variety u a'.'"euss es-oro;o, vor1d hv
quarters OIL tne
administering LIE '"urs &C. ie
all. 1t Is uue 'nas soxa, aSnrae.;on
and has oeen lot u'c ,eals ~ .s1,,;ra
Of trade out Inc causes 4ns aaun,rr
different treat'neu1 ~. z;Taa1 vn, ~ +hs +ro,'
but they arc sotne"nat ... o, ssr,sa ~ 10 An.
bles Will run o'e1 - a'r amn W. countrr. and the
fcrent sect'ons o"t y, W. ~ a,,r nenal rcal
oo1ec1 u .nis en' 49,. ,,-,.a~ eo,,o ri tho
estate artle!c - ~ 1.~t;o,,1sr3v
boro in Chicago the elimination OF the :" hard
ne1~ ~ .,-ohoh1r he.n reached. and that
times nas plopao 80 ....,, ~
thour{3 New England may 6tlll niAsC ACaSoAA w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

u.~n.. t.n.to1n Shirts Made to Measure.
~ I,e.t for SO; no obligation to keep an5 81 o.
Keep's shi1ta unless petfeetlJ sansfactot5' A''
Madia0n-sr.
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IT YOUR teeth are eoIng and you yon nnve no. ac@
vt tied the ''Sozodont," ~ preservats&e, & "a
Il now. Abandon all other denil1nceg .e,s .pu A.
a fair chance; tits guaranteed 10 DC sa
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cloud,-that applicants are by no means
scarce, and that several large loans are in pro-
cess of negotiation. Capitalists still entertain
strong confidence In profitable business the
coming fall.
There were few loans worthy Of special notice;
o loan Of $4,000, five years, at s per cent, was
secured by North Evanston property; another
of ST. 000 FIVE years, at per cent. is an extern
sion OF loan, originally made in 1859; the
property pledged is the W. i Of the block be-
tween Twenty-irst and Twenty y-second streets,
bounded on the west BY Hovne avenue. There
were numerous loans Of small amounts, on
which the average time was three years and the
much in excess Of 5000, and several we're be-
low 500.
cosrARA3IvE STATEMENT FOR TIE WEEK ENDING
, 1877-08-12

Chicago Manufactures Growing in Spl1e Of
Hard Tines..$l5,000,o00 o{
Clothing; 100000 Of
Shoes; $e,000,000
9f Leather.
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VEGETINEss
49,. ~. VEGETINE.~ ~ !;
"VEGE 'lNE,'' -

eays Boston Physician. ''has no equal as n blood
purifier Hearing OF iss wonderful cures after
Ill other rrmed!e. Asd failed visited the Laboratory
ard convinced myself OF IT. genuine merit. It Is pre-
n.rrd from bsrks roots and herbs each Of which Is
hIeh1y effective and thev compounded in suc3
m.aner as to produce astonishing resul:s."
, 1877-08-12

fnfa
nut within the last five months extensive
| preparations have been made 1or 1ncfeas'ne tne
| business. Within that time five new tanncrles
t,.ra hecn established In different portions Of
| thc city. viz: Ono py, ,Lapham, Simbert g Co..
IN the South Branch. for the manufacture ol
t sn1c leather: one by the trustees Of the esta1e
ri i. S. Sharp, on the North Branch, 1or upper
leather; one By. Walker, Oakley q ~, - on Gaw tne
| North Branch, for upper leather: ono oy Grey,
| CLARK g. Co., on the North Branch, LOT upper
leather: ana still another tanneFy by a hrm OF
whose name aud location Ne have not oeen ao!e
to Get particulars. The increase OF caplta1 4c "
the Manufacture of leather IN Chicago IN le.'
oycr ISIS viii be about 81, ,0o0 0oo and It is esti
| matcd hv those in the business that the total
capital employed In 1878 WILL oe say ~ cIo
/ and The value of the product about 50 'oo,ou.
R,t the growth of the manufacturing inter
osts of Chicago is not confined to the, above.
mentioDed lines-it is general, as may DC seet
i,y the following items in regard to tne 'estao-
44"A''' OTHER NEW INDUSTRIES
and the enlargement Of old ones:
The Joseph H. Brown Iron q steel com
nany, OF South Chicago, hare recently negotl
a1ed their bonds in the East to the amount
$3.50, 900, with the proceeds of which they pro
nose to erect in connection with their pfesen
works large blast furnace to cost about soo,Oou
besides stocking their mills with orc, etc INT
| Company has already expended $+1o'UU II
hui]diugs and machinery atSouth Chicago, an'
~ ,he 1st 1T January, when the blast furnace
comn1eted. their entire investment will aggre
Mr.. William v Kay, formerly Lake stree
, | merchant of this city, has, In connection WE
some other Eastern capltaiis ars s. ha iate Stear
street street and Calumet River. at South Ch
; caco, for the purpose Of manulactur1sn,
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ment marble front dwellings,, nlteen ~ r., ~ -
XIV fnd several new stores and houses. but be
| ,xoi,ld find an extension OF the 1nolana a'enue
rai'wny. 4. mile aud hall, made within the last
weeks to the & s9uth ths fa5 sn At Att cn 81
| second street, on Indiana avenue, nileu
1ritb lonr row of tasteful cottages. Contlnn-
jnr his ride In the car to Fnty-tirst street ns
would find at the paIk severa, new ~ neonle
,prho have begun to go down there every alter
noon mnH W by the horsc-railway. Walking through
the Park, and taking the Hyde-Park dummy dun y
to st!ee, ese mS hat ]oulo dozen new
Stores. and at least dozen houses, built within
the mast three months. Walking from there
over to the lake shore, or up Langley Avenue,
or in Short In any direeton, ne rcrryherc wop1u n
And so taking any one OF the street-car routes
from the centre of the city be would ind in
nrovemeut,-new roads and new houses every
where. .,4, ,,o7
:: mention that Mr.. William Il. Rand, Of Rand,
. . ! McNally 5; Co., who owns the entire 1rontaec
on the east side Of Lake Avenue from -, eoTtle.n
to Brooke street, has decided TO 9u1a es lneoG ~
three detached residences to cost from s5uoo
: to 5000 each. These are to be maze into
handsome suburban homes, with about loo iees
) of frontage for each lot. The considcrattons
which have had weight wln Mt, isa.aeut, hanu III ut
|
: are probably tair example OF those that must
u soon influence to induce other landowners te
imnroye in like manner. They arc, trst, that
in view Of the large crops in the Northwest, @ ane
the movement OF trade from the Eastern cite:
ii to Chicago, the trade, OF this city mus
l. increase Terv largely this fall; SECOND, tila
t. there viii probably be no time IN tho tutnr
= when he could build SO cheaDlY as within tn
| next three months.) ..u;,,o
The riots in connection with the labor strlke
it have undoubtedly deferred many persons iron
}, buildiur enterprises that had previously oee
- 1crif3cd on: another effect Of the riots vas t
- decrease the number Of documents hlea 10
n rccord in the Recorders Office These enects
d howeyer, will undoubtedly be only temporary
is rniess the riots arc renewed, which the citizen
G should take good care to see the5 arc not'.
IN THE 1oAS MARKET.
= Aoents say thev have been taking things eas
~ ~ tbc nast week, and it appears to an uDpre5.
n diced observer that they must have ali gone
h slcen. The whole weeks business is scarce
II more than what was done In the compass Of
z dav four. years ago. New loans are Tor vel
1e small amounts, renewals have been scazce' az
n the whole situation Is such as to have +e . te
at lency II long continued, to drive loan agents
er the /. demuition bow-wows." We are in1otmc
he be however, m that there is silver lining to Il
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
CENTRAL AMERICA.

COSTA RIGA AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
wAR-nEvoLUTIoNAIY CONSPIRACY IN SAL
vADoR.
PANAMA, Jan. 2, 1877.
The ncws from Guatemala continues favorable. In
Nicaragua, the Gazette publishes tho decree Of Costa
Rica suspending all ofc.a relations between the
republics the FIRST consideration OF which :-Thc
government OF the Republic of Nicaragua by has
severed It's relations with that OF Costa Rca by rcius
ing to recognize the present administration Of the
nation"
PROBABLE.
Costa Rica continues IN the same Impoverished and
unsettled condition Her railroad work IS at stand
still, and war with Nicaragua Is daily threatened by
General Gusrdia who now visiting Salvador and
Guatemala In search OF assistance 10 carry out his
threatened invasion OF that Republic.
REVOLUTIONARY CONSPIRACY IN SALVADOR.
revolutionary conspiracy in Salvador Lcaded by
young man named Don BaltdZar Estripinar, editor OF
La Irensd, has bcen discovered Beyond the meeting
OF the iaction nothing had been accomplished. Quiet
was restored. The capital and other towns
preparing for the celebration OF the religious fcasts
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Congressman Chester W. Chaplin, OF Massachusetts;
Judge Charles Wheaton, OF Pouehkcepsie; Allen Mum
roe, OF Syracuse and ex-Congressman Clinton l.. Mer-
ram, of Locust Grove, n. Y, at the Fifth Avenue
Senator Daniel b. 81. John, OF Newburg, and General
J. b. Stonchouse, of Albany. arc at the Hotel Bruins
wick. General John NJ. Corse. Of Chicago, is at the
Gsey House. l.. Ncholsky Of the Russian Ccnten-
nial Commission, is at the AIbcmarle A. h. MuiIctt,
OF Washington, Is Mt the Asior Simon Cameron. Jr.,
OF Pennsylvania, Is at the Brevoort General John
Mcneil OF ST. Louis, is at the ST. Nicholas Colonel
II. s. McComb, OF Delaware, Is at tho New York.
General william H. French, United States Army, is ut
the 81 James Fermin Roslo, Of the Spanish Gen.
tennal Commission, is at tho HOLMAN House.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
THAT EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.

AN EXPLANATION OF HOW 1T WAS USED COM
ING FROM PORTLAND, OREGON.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. IL, 1877.
A Portland Oregon, despatch says regarding the al.
egation S. 900 sent Oregon from New York
10 be employed in influencing Governor Growers ac-
in the recent electoral mudde, the fact gener-
ally known and admitted that the sum named was sent
To Oregon to certain political results that II.
Y. Thompson. the republican lawyer who made the
principal argument bcfo,e Governor Grover in behalf
OF issuing certificate TO Cronin we'd So 600 for
his services counsel; that Cronn got . similar sun:
and that the remainder returned IL Is stated
upon reliable authority that neither Grover Chad
wick received dollar Of the money said have been
sent from New York.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
Attitude of the President on the
Louisiana Question.
NO FEDERAL INTERFERENCE
The Clouds Breaking Away from the
Presidential Question.
PROBABLE AGREEMENT OF THE COMMITTEES.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHIyGroy, Jan. IL, 1877.
PRESIDENT GRANT ON THE LOUISIANA BUsI-
MESA CRY OF .'HALr" TO HoT-HEADED
ADVISERS
The attitude OF tho President toward the Louisiana
difficulty described by member OF his Cabinet TO-
night that of attentive observer From his
ment It appears that the President contempla,es
step whatever in Louisiana beyond instructing tho
military 10 keep tho peace
Said he:-The President has not como yet to
conclusion as to who elected Governor. nor
as TO the legality OF the respective Legislatures lie
awaits responsible decision. {"
Everything goes 10 show that halt has been called
TO hot heads In or out of Congress by the Presidents
most trusted friends, and IL bc said, on good
authority, that neither government will be recognized
by the President and that. unless there is breach OF
the peace In Louisiana, there will DO federal inter-
ference thcro.
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL voTE-FAIR PROS
PEcT OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES.
There werc reports this afternoon that the Senate
Committee on Counting the Electoral Vote had agreed
upon plan. This not true thero is reason to
believe that they feel hdent of coming to unani-
very nearly unanimous agreement 1t
Is believed also that conference between the
two committccs-the House and Senate-will take
place to-morrow or the following day There is good
asofor the belief that plan will be agreed
by the two committees and by the two houses for
counting the vote which shall be fair,
and satisfactory to the honorable OF both parties
to tho country In iact in political circles gen.
orally having the best Information there is
feeling Of great chcerfuncss and be.
lief that amicabc constitutional and satisfactory
ttlement OF the Presidential question Is almost GER
tain The report in circulation this evening that
tho Senate committee had substantially agreed tina,
the Vice President ought to count the VOTE and
that the question whether tho objection OF
house the concurrence Of both was
needed TO the exclusion OF vote was to
bc submitted n law question to the Supreme Court
This report probably incorrect and at least prema
turc but is pretty certain that considerable
Der Of Senators any longer hold that the Vice Pres
dent is to count the vote.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12


ATTEMPT SUPPRESSED,
PANAMA, Jan. 9, 1871
The news from the interior Of the Republic is
meagre and indefinite and generally considered less
favorable to the liberal government party. A
steamer which arrived at Aspinwa the 29th ult.
from Santa Martha brings advices to the effect that
the armstice set oot time ago continues and
that negotiations for pence being be-
tween General Vccz, -chei OF the rebels
In Antoquia, and Sehor Rodriguez, Secretary of the
Interior and oil Foreign Relations of tho gov
crnmcnt. revolution started IN the State oil Santan-
der by Leonardo Canal against tho government was
quicAiy suppressed The revolutionisis surrendered
the l4th ult. with all their munitions Of war.
Canal Is at liberty under bond OF $4,000 DR.. jill
Colunge has arrived at Barranquilla, to
Panama, II is supposed, on some important political
mission from BORota
~ MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES SHIPS.
Tho United States steamers Pensacola ,lagship) and
Omaha still IN port. The United States corvette
Lackawanna, Captain j. S. Grer, at Ma azatlan,
McKee,, December 22 looking after American interests
there during the present troubles She expected soon
10 leave Tor La Paz, Lower California, TO return
MaZatIan.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.

VISIT OF THE NEW YORK STATESMAN TO HIS
ASSOCIATE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL TICKET
THE oHIoANs REMINDED OF OLD BEN WADE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. IL, 1877.
William A. Wheeler spent the day with Governor
Hayes. His reception at the Executive Chamber was
largely attended by State officers, Judges OF the
Supreme Court and leading citizens. He pre-.
sentcd both houses OF the General Assembly. but
made other acknowledgment OF this courtesy than
low bow.
IMPRESSIONS TIE OHIOANs.
He talks about ordinary matters freely but Is reti-
cent upon political matters To most OHIO people he
is stranger, but many see In HIM pccuartics face
that forcIby remind tncm OF old Ben Wade.
Mr.. Wheeler lett Tor homo tonight.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
inspect sns SortneationG He will return to Belgrade
In few days

inspect sns Sorneationa He will return to Belgrade
In few days
PROVIDING MEANS OF TRANSPORT.
Intelligence comes from Bucharest that fresh
of transportation for troops artillery and ammunition
are arriving at Kishenef. Tho Czar Is expected
there shortly.
RUSSIA STILL MoBILzISG.
According to Berlin despatch IL is said the Gar
has demanded immediate report the state of the
Southern army and he conferred Wednesday with the
Minister OF War concerning the further mobilization
OF troops
TURKEY ALSO PREPARING.
IL is reported that $4,000 Martini-H rifles from
birmingham have just arrived at Constantinople.
THE FRENCH BUDGET.
despatch from Versailles says that in the Cham
Der OF Deputies yesterday NJ Say, the Minister Of FL
nance, introduced tho budget of 1873 He estimates
surplus for that year Of 5000, ,oO0f
Rank FRANCE
The specie in the Bank OF France has decreased
p.sO0, ,oOOf during the past week.
SPANISH CABINET CHANGES
A telegram from Madrid announces that Ministerial
journals that city that the council held
der the Presidency OF King Alfonso the following
changes In the Ministry were decided upon :-Manuc
Svea to be Minister Of Foreign Affairs in place OF
Caderon Coantes, who Is to be transferred to the
Ministry OF Justice, while Senior Herrora, Minister OF
Justice s to be placed ut tho head OF tho Ministry Of
Colonies.
THE POPE AND AMERICAN STUDENTS.
despatch from Rome says the Popc yesterday
ceived the students Of the American College, who read
m address and presented of Peters pence The
Pope in reply, dwelt upon the marvellous progress
Catholicism was making in America.
THE GErTYsBuRG.
desptatch from Marsailles says the United States
man-ofwar Gettysburg arrived in that port on
Wednesday,
LARGE FAILURE IN BRISTOL.
Messrs. Snow, Taylor Sherwcll, silk merchants OF
Bristol, have failed Their liabilities reported to
be fS0,O00
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England balance yesterday was fl9S, ,000
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1877.
STEWART l.. wooDFoRD APPOINTED UNITED
STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY AT NEW YORK.
The President turned the hanks OF tho numerous
host OF applicants Tor the position OF United States Dis
trlct Attorney at New York by appointing to-day cx.
Lieutenant Governor Stewart l.. woodford. As soon
as his choice made known several dozen carpet
sacks instantly packed, and with their owners.
departed from Washington by the first tram.