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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PROSPECTS OF CONTINUED PFACE-uNsuccEss-
FUL ATTEMPT TO STIR UP srRIFE--MovK-
MENrs OF UNITED STATES SHIPS.
PANAMA, Jan. 10, 1871
BY tho steamer City OF San Francisco which ar
rived here yesterday evening news been received
IRON Guatemala TO the 10th inst as iollows:-
. An UNSUCCESSFUL MISSION.
General Thomas Guarda, Of Costa RIGA. Is expected
10 leave here few days for Salvador without hav-
ING accomplished the object OF hts mission IN far
that relates obtaining assistance OF tins country
IN war with Nicaragua
President Barros, OF Guatemala, has Just returned
from tour through the Altos and on the coast having
male personal inspection oi tho hacicndos
MOVEMENTS UNITED STATES SHIPS
II Is announced that the United satcs steamer Pen
sacola will leave Panama the 25th inst, alter tho
arrival Of the next New York steamer st Aspinwall
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GRAND DALI TO DE GIVEN IN HONOR or
THE RUSSIAN PRINCES AT NORFOLK NAVY
yArp
[pr TELEGRAPH TO THE AEnuLp.1

YARD.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HER,LD.
NORFOLK. Va, Jan. "a, 1877.
Tho officers OF the United States Navy and the Ma
rnc corps on uuty az this station and with Admiral
rrcnchards feet in Hampton Roads. met at the Navy
Yard to-day and resolved upon grand ball IN honor
OF The Grand Duke Alexis The OF the n, xt mouth
committee Of ten officers appointed to make the
necessary preparations and manage the affair Tho
entertainment will DO gwen In the Provision and
Clothing Department building at tho Navy Yard,
which Is very commod Gus and comfortable
and IN every way well suited for the pur-
pose there being two spacious doors over 800 feet
IN length. The rooms will be Handsomely nt,cd up
and beautifully decorated with evcrgrccns flags bunt
inc &C., and all tho paraphernnlia appropriate to
such festive occasion. The ball will, OF course. be
given in honor OF the Russian noblemcn and officers
now at this port, and II is proposed 10 make it the
greatest AFFAIR Of the kind that has como OF
this navy yard II is expected that Secretary Robe
departments Mt Washington Will DO III attendance be-
sides General Barry. General Roberts General Tidbali
and tho other army officers ut Fortress Monroe.
Tho hall " 10 he private and the expense will be de-
frnycd by private subscription to which The naval
ohicers nj this port have given most Literally. The
magnificent Artillery School Band, at Old Point Com
tort will furnish the music
Our royal visitors are ,shorc Tonight enjoying q
german nj the Masonic Temple
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GERMANfA THEATRE.

Three little comedies formed the programme at this
theatre last night .Shc Found that She Had Heart
Is the story OF girl OF sweet SIXTEEN who brought up
in forest by her grandfather who, distrusttul Of
ways OF the world. desired thus prevent her from
seeing any ono but himself and an old housekee per,
found her affinity AMI married him. TO which the old
gentleman finally gave his consent. Tho principal
role Hedwig very cieycrly rendered by Miss Hrase
and she was ably assisted by Herr Kcssler and Frau
Witt The principal Que, and bv tar the hest OF The
three Comedies ''Thc Broken jar by Won
kles' Tho main figure. that Of tho country Justice
Adam was finely represented by Herr Freeman, who
kept the audience In continual laughter BY hts
exquisite droliery. Adam. who rs Just getting over
periodical spree" IS dumioundcd by the arrival OF
an examining Justic" who informs MN that no will
DO spectator NJ one OF his sessuns how justice
rs administered IN the village in question. The dsmny
of Adam al this piece OF nIor iSlpmensc. He
determines. however, to make the best al IT, and has
the suitOrs called IN Enter u who accuscs her
daughters lover OF breaking IN NJ OF Jealous val.
liable jar belonging TO her The lover, who present
In the court room. denies IT, Her daughter also says
that he tho maicactor and II finally turns out
that II was The judge himself who, when under tho
influence OF VINE. entered Ia. house Of the woman
and committed the decd All the parties IN the MAY
acquitted themselves with great credit OF their respcc.
tive parts. especially Fraulcln Haasc as Eva, and
Herr Meyer as Ruprccht, her lover.
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Interesting Testimony from a Tele-
graph Operator.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA INVESTIGATION.
Alleged Attempt to Buy an
Elector.
GENERAL BELKNAP'S TRIAL
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. %, 1877.
rHE FLORIDA AND SOUTH CAROLINA INvEsrI-
CATIONS INTERESTING TESTIMONY ANrIcI-
TALLAHASSEE.
The Committee on the Powers, Privileges and Du.
lies OF the House has been cndcavorng for days
past, to secure tho attendance OF Mr. Do Berry,
agcr OF the telegraph Office at Tallahassee, whose
testimony they regard OF very great Importance in
the Florida He arrived hero this morning and
privately examined this afternoon by Mr. Field
and Mr. Thomson. He Is under strict surveillance
and hts examination in public will take place to.mor.
row. He will testify from remembrance ms to
the contents OF certain messages between
Chandler and Governor Stcarns which are said 10 DO
very indiscrcct, TO say the least OF them.
All the testimony tho South Carolina case has
been printed, and the Committee or tho House will
meet tomorrow for the purpose OF beginning tho
preparation OF their report There viii. of course no
two reports, but there will DO difference of opinion
as to how tho electoral of the State should he
counted Tho disagree will be rs to the conduc.
and methods OF tho election
1HE CONTEST FOR SIR. EARNINGS SEAT
CAREER or AN ILLEGAL VOTER.
At the October election IN Cincinnati 1t will DO 70.
mcmbercd Hon. II. b. Banning was declared elected
ave votes. Since then Matthews has been preparing
evidence with which 10 contest Banning's election
before the House at tho proper tme aud among other
items OF proof he Will cite the fact that about twenty
democrats have boon indicted IN the Ohio courts for
voting illegally at tho election. Among those IN
dcted named Charles Young who was
accused OF being the leading spirit in the scheme by
which tho alleged illegal cast, Aftcr ne be-
cano aware of tho action of tho CRAM Jury lie sud
denly left town and his whereabouts has been until
recent period subject OF anxious inquiry Afcw days
ago man named Frank Kelly arrested in Chicago
charged with the murder Of Professor Cato. q we'll
known colorcd man, CT Philadelphia. Cato was killed
In 1871 by Kelly, who fed aud has until cludcd
discovery. The secret olccrs OF tho Treasury
having suspicion that Kelly had been travelling
der alias, visited the Moyamcnsinp Prison, where
he is confined yesterday aud at identified him
the Charles Young they have been in search OF IN con-
nccton with Tho election frauds in Cincinnati referred
10 above. II Is not likely, however. that Kelly will
ever be Called upon to to tho charge of Illegal
voting, at least not for many years TO come
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho Philadelphia Despatch says:-"Sincc tho time
when Ristori electrified US all with her intensely
graph c del,ncation OF Marie Anonette we have had
nothing at all TO equal tho impcrsonation OF Miss
Mutton by Rose Eytngc. Without In the least trench
ing upon the modcsy OF nature, she depicts
tcnscy realistic yet legitimate manner tho heart.
rendng agoncs Of morbidly sensitive albeit fondly
loving wife and tho soul struggles OF n mother not
only deprived OF her children, but forced them
compelled TO call mother the woman who has usurpcd
tho place she had held OF right in the husband s
heart -
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| COUNTERFEITEh's CONFESSION.
IMPORTANT SEIZURE or SPURIOUS PLATES AND

IMPORTANT SEIZURE or SPURIOUS PLATES AND
COIN.
CINCINNATI Jan. 81 1871
james Brooks, OF the Government Secret Service,
who caused tho arrest few days since Of John Nc.
Herman and wife Of this city, for dealing In counter
iet money, and OF Mycs ogIc for manufacturing the
same, induced the latter to mako n confession anc
by this means obtained possession this morning OF
over 100 timely executed plates Among them were
rIatcs for the manufacture o endoar notes ban
at Richmond. aia, etc and MuncIc, Ina. he also
covered 40 900 counterfeit fty cent pieces, which
we're found buried near brghton suburb OF this CITY,
These pieces closely rcscmUicd tho genuine that
none but experts could distinguish them.
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ILLINOIS.
NO CHOICE YET.

SPRINGFIELD, JAM "a. 1877.
Tho thirty nth ballot for Senator cast this
ing resulted follows-Iawrencc, so; DAVIS, 81;
Haines u Logan, p Cullom. Il; Parish, /; Baker, Il;
Ingcrso, /; Raum, 1; Beverage, /.
Tho thirty ballot resulted as follows Law
renee, 81: DAVIS. 9S; Haines, 10; scattering L.
The thirty seventh ballot :Lawrcnce so; Davis %;
Haines. AZ; Washburnc, l; e. b. Farweil |; scatter
ing d.
The thirycighth ballot Lawrence, 80; Davis, 96;
Haincs, %; scattering, I.
rhirty.nint ballot DAVIS. SO; Haines 60; Law.
renee, AZ; Raum, 4: Plumb, 3; Parish. l.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow.
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woRKINGMEN's ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY. ". ", Jan. "a, 1877.
Al the session Of the State workingmcr's Assembly
to-day the following officers were eIccted:-Presidcnt,
George Blair, OF New York; First Vice President.
james 5. Graham. Of Rochester; Second Vice Prcsi.
dent, Henry J. Waugh, OF Troy; Treasurer, James
Munion, OF Troy; Warden. John Floyd OF Elmira;
Secretary. NJ f. McKernan, Of Green Island. Ad-
iourn sin
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SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED.

WASHINGTON, jan "a, 1877
The John F. Cook school building for colorcd chill
drcn street destroyed by lrc an early hour
this morning The building the property Of the
District government, and substantial three story
BRICK structure, containing twelve rooms. II was
built in 1885, being among the first colorcd school
buildings erected in this city. ana valued at
$4,000 II contained about S. 500 OF furniture
which, with the building was entirely destroyed The
loss is mostly covered by insurance The origin OF the
fire unknown.
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MURDERER ARRESTED.

MEMPHis, Tenn, Jan. %. 1877.
Jack Williams the negro burglar who shot Detective
W. G. Pride yesterday, was arrested on the Memphis
and Charleston train Bontyn's Station last night by
the conductor after attempt shoot tho latter Two
thousand dollars In money. some diamonds ana jew
elry stolen from Mrs. Kaufman, wcro found on his
person. He wns brought TO the city and lodged IN
Jail Pride rested well curing tho night, hut little hope
entertained OF his recovery. He Ia regarded as the
best detective tho iorcc.
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THE MIDLAND RAILROAD.

MIDDLETowN, Jan. "a, 1877
The difficulty between the OF the New York
Midland Railroad and tho town of wawarsing about
taxes which resulted in the abandonment of the Ellen.
vile branch Of that road still remains unsettled Tho
refuses allow trains run unless the taxes
are reduced to the same basis as ut other terminal
stations, which Is about onc-third OF tho present
amount Tho business interests OF Ecnvilc are SUI.
crng terribly OF the closing of the road
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THE ASHTABULA INQUEST.

CLEyELAxD, Ohio, Jan. ~, 1917
special despatch from Ashtabula says the follow.
ing testimony was taken to-day III. T.. Hepburn
swcrn--Is Mayor OF Ashtabula; was ut the bridge
within half hour aficr IL fell the whole wreck WINS
then wrapped n lamcs and was bhrning crccly knows
nothing OF any orders beng gwen TO throw water
on the wreck Is assistant civil engineer Of the Frank.
In DIVISION OF me Lake shore road.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE nEEALp.1
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. "a, 1877.
Rear Admiral John J. Amy and Captains $. II Mank.
lin and j. r. C. Dc Krant arrived Mt the Navy Yard to-
day aud organized spcci i board Of inquiry.
The sioop- Essex left tho yard to-day and 70.
joined tho fleet IN hampton Roads
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pARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT
[pY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. !

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. u, 1877.
In the United States Court hero today Jcrc-
miah X. Fairbanks. who at the last term Of
court pleaded guilty TO Indictment charg.
Ing him with having, IN completely with VIII.
Jams tho cashier, purioncd n large sum or money
from AN Elizabeth bank. appeared ami presented n
pardon sgncd ny President Grant lie thcrcupon
discharged from custody. Williams. who absconicd
some ago, Is stiil AT large Great sympathy was
felt Tor Fairbanks as IL was believed he not guilty
Of any criminal intent, bul was made dupe by
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A YOUNG CRIMINAL.

Mr. John volk, OF No. 232 West Twentieth street.
complained at the Washington Place Police Court yes.
tcrday that his two daughters, Catharine, aged ton
years and Carrie aged eight years. bad been ruined
by Samuel Muuscn, aged fourteen years. war
rant issued for his arrest
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HEAVY FINES.


TRENTON N. j. Jan. "a, 1871
Edward O'Hara, or Hudson county, was to-day sen.
fenced to pay fine OF 900, conviction Of selling
liquor without license and like amount Tor selling
tobacco under the same condition. and stand com.
mittcd In the Hudson County Ja until the ines nro
pnld.
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ICE YACHT REGATTA.

PorGnKEErsIg. n. ", Jan. "a, 1871
The Regatta Committee OF tho Poughkecpslc Ice
Yacht Association have ordered tue annual regatta OF
the association for tho club pcnnant take place at
two O'Clock tomorrow Thursday afternoon over tho
Milton and Poughkccpsic course, tho start ado
from this city.
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FAILURE AT ELLENVILLE.

MIDpLErowN, N. Y, Jan. "a, 1871
jacob Hermancc oil Elicnvillc, Ulster county for
mcrly large wholesale merchant, and owner Of the
Merchants and Tanners line 6n tho Delaware and
Hudson Canal; also Of the Albany and Honcsda
Freight line and who atcy purchased the Elenville
Gassworks Tor 500. O00 has made assignment TO Eli
d. Tcrwilligcr and II. NJ. Van Sickle
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A DOUBLE MURDER.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. -, 1877.
terrible double murder was committed last night
In Gentry settlement, Saline county. Two women.
named Mrs. II. 7. b. Taylor and Mrs. McH Sauer,
wives of esteemed Planters. were both murdered IN
cold blood. They were stopping nj the same house
their husbands being route to this city with produce.
The murders were committed for tho purpose OF ro,-
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Jan. "a, 1871
Onc ballot was taken to-day for United States Scna
tor with the following rcsult:-For tho short term
Price, "a; Hereford, 81 Walker, 16 For the long
term-H. G. DAYS, "a; Faulkner, "a
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GRAND ARMY OF TIE REPUBLIC.

PRovrDEScE, X. l., Jan. "a. 1871
Henry J. Spooncr to-day elected Comm ander OF
The Grand Army o the Republic, Department o, Rhode
Island.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Jan. "a, 1871
Tho following is the result of ballots taken In tho
Legislature to-day for a United states senator:--
FIRST BALLOT
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NIBLo's GARDEN.

Tho production OF Jules ycrnes fantastic work.
"Around the World IN Eighty Days" which mad such
long and brillian, run at the Academy Of Music.
promises TO bc equally successful at Nibo's Garden.
II has been brought by the Kiraify Brothers IN
very gorgeous mnnrer, the scenery costumes ballet
anu tahlcrux being rich and tasteful, very much
superior to those al she Academy The dancing Of
Nile. De Rosa remarkable tor tours de force CON-
bined with grace ana finish OF style. Two ladies',
Miles Bop aud Mauri, made their debut IN his spec
tacle and were fsvoraby received. Mile. Gaugain and
NJ Arnold Kiralfy danced some very attractive solos,
For variety and novelty tho incidents OF the Tour du
Monde arc more interesting than those Of any other
spectacle on the stage. The cast of the play iol
lows Mr. II. Duled as Ptlleus Fogg. Miss Van Dyke
as tho Princcss Aouda "41se Florence Ellis as NakA-
hira, j. j. Wallace as Fiv,fthe Detective, and W. H.
Lytcll as Passcpartout and other characters were IN
good hands. The revival u very successful, and we
predict Tor u a sure, long, successful run.
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GEORGIA.

ONE BALLOT IN JOINT sEssIoN-GRowING CoH-
FlDENCE OF HILLS SUPPORTERS
ATLANTA, Jan. "a. 1877
One ballot was taken in the joint session of tho
Legislature to-day on the Senatorial question, result
ing as fOows:-
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extraordinary vir;u~s OF the character he played Mr.
Rowe had expended ali the with the lavish
which the traditional stage hero throws about his
purses OF gold Tho role OF Gabrielle arrayed In tho
genius OF Miss Katherine Rogers into moon tints
OF purple and pesri The gayrty OF the
hr-t portions of tho play con'rasteu finely with tho
lnthos OF the last Everybody was delighted with the
warrington OF Miss Roberta Observation-Disclosures touching
and natural Mss Maud Harrison. who has but one
scene. AZ the little mother IS graceful and rmotona
Mrs Farrcn was OF course excellent Mr.. Stuart Rob
son. IN such parts as Cornchei his host and
contributed largely TO the Of the house
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USE INSTEAD OF UNwHOLESOME COSMETICS
GLEsss SULPHUR Soar which purhes and beauties the
skin
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE. black brown. ooc
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.EKLY HERALD.
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FEDERAL INTERFERENCE.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-18
Thursday. October Is. ls77.
Judge Davis Successor.

The President yesterday nominated, as
foreshadowed 10 previous dispatches, John
M. Harlan, Of Kentucky, for the vacant
eat on the supreme Bench. Should the
nomination be confirmed, ii win be disap-
pointment to the whole country. The
people have waited auxiously for this office
to be filed, but they would have waited
patiently for months yet, rather than see 1T
filled by manifestly, so unit person as
Harlan. The country demanded that
some such able and conscientious jurist as
Judge Drummond, of this state would be
appointed. and Judge Davis earnestly
favored and urged his appointment upon
Hayes, and we believe at one time. the
President almost promised to appoint him.
1t would have been a selection creditable
to the administration, land added much to
the dignity of the supreme bench. Her
schel V. johnson was urged by the south.
g He is very able and experienced jurist.
In fact there are over a.dozen .men in the
United States whose names have been
pressed upon the President, whuse appoint
ment would have been more fitting than
Harlan, whose reputation is almost exclu
siyely limited to the field of Kentucky re
publican politics Should Harlan be con
firmed, not a really southern state viii
be represented upon the bench Of the su-
preme court, and the necessity of this il
apparent to every thinking man. LouG
usage, founded on certain necessities
has made the supreme court in one very
important sense n representative tribunal
But this is not for political or sectiona
reasons. Ii is because of the practica
necessity for having the local law of differ
ent sections of the country.represeuted OF
that bench 10 the persons Of those Wit
possess peculiar knowledge of it. 10 tn,
present case, in the nomination Of
Harlan, it would seem that Hayes is gov
erned by political motives, aud not by |
desire to restore the representative char
acter of the court. He should be governed
more by desire TO strengthen the wisdom
aud ability Of the supreme bench than b.
any considerations Of political character
Among his nominations for foreign min
listers are the following:-Edward +
Noyes. France; James Russell Lowell
Spain; John A. Kasson, Austria; Thos
A. Osborn, Chill; Henry w. Willard
Brazil Ministers resident of the Unite,
States, John L. Stevens, Sweden ant
Norway; James NJ. Conley, Hawaii; job
Nj, Langston, Hayti.