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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IVA UNIVERSITY on GEORGETOWN
Corner o. 10th and streets northwest


MEDICAL pEPARTMENT ..,
Corner Of 10Th and streets northwest
The twenty ninth .rnpal session OF the Medical
COLLEGE WIN hesis MONDAY, October l.t, a
e,Slesh Z m. Introductory by Prof. Jos. rABER
.op,x xor,a fscULTY:
The ffiSeisc. and Pr.ssiss ss y Msdi S ssS 81
r,op PTessss, n ad 1hs sssSl,y. N -.
fes.oT e otstetrics and Di-es-ss q WOmso
JOHNSON ELior. NJ D. Emerstu., rrOs.-OrO Of
ssrkery az fr.f~,.or Of Clinical ssrsery.
oiMs,sri. Mssisa and rhersrsutsc. and NED
cal Jnrispruaence
sANUEL c. BUsEY. MD.
f'0' TRss 81 p a. ksR R n q IN Medicine
JOSEPH r. fSis'- J6a n sss5sSsr; n,p
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases q Women aaa
Cha KLiISsCHMIDr. MD,
t M n & sd ess,iS,G'I *
ProIe..sr 6 Ms'..r,s Modes and Therapeutics.
DANIEL ,. kELLEN, M.,M.B,
f' casEihs I:T VASE srd iii'i D..
Fag,s-' . = &c Cii IL In ses d n
". lessor 81 Anatomy,
CRAFTS RosHaaS,s
D. STRAIT Z u Anatomy.
ProsrStdr o. Chsi q snstomy.
&c si.r..l e. q" -, H'AyPy 20 r.,,-
. F"-l" 1870 Ne~ Nork avenue.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
rrer.ra,Srs , Slrs s.I ~
Mecicai Dersrt- snt. o.. be- i
law l. perm rHi. &C cher 10
For ostAlrgU,s slc z, f.rmstIon; .sdres,
}. G. WILLING, III y.
EHE MISSES LANE, ii5s 4 street aoYfh-
- NJ r. %. th-is SohSol tor t'irls on
ohisined at the school, o. At BAilsntynel. Book
,,,t, = N, =, ,,-.,>>, --..-..-
y lNAkh. a Soardtss gHd Day SeAoa. 20 Ncl,Hs
Iasics asf C5iis--- iil le rso--uoi a. Io73 i9sh
Persons irs :, fir cRiidrSH .i S6srs s
should srrl, siihau, delsy, A. ouy liIaited mum
stores. ara ~ = Io2- is-S s,ree, 6crthScst, Ms.
= bUIChEE sud Mi-- NJ q. DOUGLAS, Prin-
sPENCFRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
II 81. 's s S.s 80 $3.50, oFsSs .sSO., =
t,-.ii, trs'1 n lS - ~ , = 81 -. rsao
sus training Bsr.t Cslcu stioHs, Eagiish Ian.
iues., Frrn.s. Bs,Sleegirs, Basin-s. Prsotics,
sTei'tns, Execution. Physical EIerci-os, &c !, Sc
3 i - - eI ss Gf ~ f NJ 81, IN . e2ssl ToT,s
"a frtrrn . D. r. nth New illustrated oircu.
az 81 4 q z isHftEf s6ssRs, rrrn
MISS OSBORNE : VOTING LADIEsi
a. ots s sr.. 50 by SSHo2L via EsSseu
NJADEMOIsELLE V. PRTD'HOMME,
~ k,s,sfsgs, I"is l2fh H,s,t rc-tarssf.-Dsily
thANCh SLAerA eonnecied ~ith sose OF the
orally from ricrur-. book Morning and eyen'ns
csses Tor ladies. lsdies and gentlemen. boys and
srts fr.nch sookeI IN classes. Terms moderate.
Osil Mondays and Thursdays sftor 3 .. m: other
Mesk dGys het~@@n u aud half past. send card
eho ADDRESS eusl -sm'
JAMES C0RRIDON, Pofeasor or Pasussss-
s sns 9 s SaRs Sts and wrSs
easy oourtes q le-sons. Thorough fnstructiOp
]
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
IL EMoNAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, THE
~ weil-known PRACTICAL Halter has n.
removes 10 So Tn street betw cen n and T.
siik Hats made 20 order. Remodeling Of SIX -
Has a speciality. sepls-ar
NALL STYLE HATS.
FRESH STOCK JUST OPENED,
Soft and stiff FELT HATS. new shape. -
Sentiemen Dress a ats, So, IS and SO. Agent
Tot noN's Dress Hats price reduced from
10 50. b. II. STINEMETZ. HaffSr-
1877 PenNspir0sS0 0ren s>
eepI " Next 20 corner OF 18th street.
4l4 n Ems Al
MERCHANT TAILORING PARLORs,
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THE GAZETTE tomorrow will contain
figure sketch OF the Sitting Bul
Commission.
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WELCKER's restaurant, ~ 18th street,
ne DelmOnico of Washington, will open or
Monday, October LIST, O'Clock.
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DRY GooDs very cheap, black alpanas.
black 'lEs. black Grape wells black siiawis
new cOiored dress goods In all the new
shades. blankets; caSSimeres for Ioys' vrssT
at Carriers, Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD will
sell round trip tickets at their depot to Ohio
voters and their families at reduced rates to
all principal points In Ohio, from this daoe
and including the 9TH of October. Certifi-
Gates for tickets can be had at Room ST.. sec
ond floor, Post Office building and at Room
No II, third floor, Treasury building.
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JAPaNEsE, CHINESE,
INDIA GOODS,

ORIENTAL C1RPETs AND RUGS.
LsrgesI Stock, largest variety and lowest prices
ever before offered. stock 5000 to 1000
Cases, W hOlesaIe and retail.
A. A. VANTINE & CO.,
sers-vs2m S3S to S31 Broad,cay, Ne,s York
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IN ORDER 20 economic and make-sure of
Obtai1;ug good aIt-cis, buy YOUR goods al
Hell bruins cheap shoe stOs .. No. iGZ 1th 81
s.gu Old WCman in Sh X, in win low
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District Government Affairs.

District COMMISSIONS DeuniSOn left In the
last evening tram tCT a short visit to Prince
ton, New jersey and Will return on Monday
next.
Vim. II. Clageft has obtained permission
Tor tie chariot company to stand OH the cor
cI % I'd aud q streets northwest and East
Capitol and ~ streets northeast. as line is
hereafter 10 re TuU between these points.
MORE LIGHT.
CHEF Engineer HON.e has directed that
stree lamp ls erected as follows: One az the
corner OF and T. streets northeast: one on
Boundary, between f4jh ana I'm streets.
nCT,hweSJ, four ON SIN street. between Mary
land avenue and q STREET Northeast; eight OF
=, between Z end SOuth Capitol streets:
Three o.. Mars land avenue, between fSt and
III strr =ts- northeast; FIVE or f. between 1St
ard ~ streets, northeast. and two on SUI. be
fWteD end G streets. northeast.
CCSTEAETCB'S MATERIAL. CONDFMCFD.
Some complaints having been made of the
Character ~ the repairs now being made 10
The NOrtb Capitol street sewer. at the inter
section "a y s1reet, which, il will be rerlem-
EeTt q, caved il after heavy rain storm ear
~ IN the present season, Commissioner
BY ran, in the absence Of the other commits
siOneTs, visited The premises to day. and con
oemnCd The brick and sand being now used
by the contractors. The work will he stopped
uniil a better quality of material can be pro-
cured.
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For FINE upholstery work, feather reno
vain 2. and moth DISCRIMINATING from furni-
1nre at the lowest pr go. go 10 Chacs's, 6I 4
LOals tar avenue AttCs.
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WILL OPEN Monday morning p beautf
IuI patterns OF imported fall and winter
ores goods az p cents per yard. These same
quality of goods are now selling Ell evhera
AT s. con-S- [. N. TOwson * Co, Pennsyl-
wanna ayenue-Adrt.
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SEE tie report OF the Sitting Bail commits
Sion In to-morrow's Gazette.
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RIAL ESTATE SALEs-Mr. j. T. Cold
well, auctioneer, sold yesterday for Warner
and Robrer. trustees, part Of lot Z, reserva-
ton u, improved by a three story and base
ment brick building, No. AS Missouri ave-
nue.. to Samuel Norment, for 100.
c. w. Handy, real estate auctiOneer, has
sold at public auction, to Edward Jones, lot
2. in subdivision Of square No. sc, for
500. so.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros ,auctioneers, sold
for c. G.. LeAerer and John Walter, trustees,
tract OF land In the county known as "Fox-
all, 10 Conrad Schafer, for $50. Also, for
Jos. T. Stevens, sole trustee, parts OF lots Nos
Is, %, so and 81 in Michler's subdivision OF
square 1925, improved by a two story brick
house with brick stable, situated corner 18th
ana / streets northeast, TO Mrs sarah A.
Miller. for S1,7OO Also, for Jos. II. Edison
and Thos. Hyde, trustees, lot No Is, In Cor
rigon's recorded subdivision OF original lots
{ and 9, in square SIS, improved by two
story brick house with basement, situated
on 5th street, between B and & streets south.
east, 10 John Joy Edison, for s2,sc0.
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BASE BALL--The game between the hon
Orsry members OF the Creighton and Ma
uonSl G. chs attracted a large audience 10 me
Olymric grounds yesterday afieruC N. The
NsllonaS won the game b. "a score or .
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

sAA~@s~ Ah<--NA fAHlOH&.
9I4 Ninth street.
Contains the largest and choicest assortment OF
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
ever before Offered 20 the Washington r,bu.
hfkh deals cu, IN PIECE GOODS, and he 80.
20 he@dy nlscr GsrnC Its, employs none buf Tia
besf cutters aud viii a score II SIX Ilad uortnan
gage 30 turn cut GarrnertS A. well ms ae
ITO ss artistic Az CIT a. any first class nerchant
mirroring e. ahii-i la- II IL the Iuits1 Stats
G"nuefLen vi n.t Or G Their material ssvan..oo
20 leaye their otd"rs flr suits a X EMS st7
a. II RrS CEEAPER THAN ANY
- OTHER a. 81. II THE WOFF m -
-, &. tsE0- EissiSNISss
ETench ftiflmgf- hiT faciurv. IslAl N &C..
Northwest " s-hIusron, % O. '
=, Ne mase III tfSEST DRESS sBERTs Tp
ChDs y ~ tie most elegant u1snusr for 20 ID
flEe DbE,s I'll LIS nede 60 ord.r. "a Wan
sntta N.silG 6HG "a -f'N one Hundred iiner o.
81 % Fine bREss SHIRTS. ready made sof Wan.
s.tte tAns.lo aud 1e. pty one Pundref Line, for
~ cents. 1me DRESS SHIRTS Waterfvi 10 - ~
IN snc fighteen Hundred Linen. Tor 81 cent.
BOZ fine DbkSs SHIRTS, n, n. aud IA ,nc6
ODD o. ols tsne fonr-ply Reversible CUFFs
oniy - cents a pair. SIX Finest Four-pIy LIME
NoLLhRs Tor 81. Heavy Canton Flsnnel Drs~
ers- ofIs ~ cents. At gods made 10 o-dsr "a
guaranteed to give satisfaction both IN ou.I.x ar
Dr. Al eoods sold are sNarorfssd as ,er-sss.,.J.-
rae WoHts FsftrRsd. Oes pvirs ONLY,
elsz--u y. YOUNG CHM, Manar-
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norrows Ga<ette.
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AND YET AGAIN.

MEDICAL NJ IN often puzzle them selves over the
arFe tal' that DIR Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys IT,
refi POS a, Is due only 70 the excellent dusii-
lr- O-s. s-et tN rhis hon ehTld maIIcInA -
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THEY ALL Do 1T. Go TO Roberts, boox.
store. " "ovA-
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HOTELS.

al aEMARAE HOTEL"
BROADWAY, GRE AVENUE AND 1lrH ct.
Facing Madison Square,
NEw YORK.
On the European Plan.
SANVHlN - PALMK1k,
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FIRST.
With great care and due regard for the varying
tastes AMI circumstances OF al our customers,
lave prepared and gut on sal a sto o. Clothirg
that We feel Confident arpro iches nearer 70 Just
" Ia Is wanted than any line Of goo ever before
cf red 70 the people Of Washington. There il com
priced IN The selection all the styles aci uding
p.a'r, Medium. Far c. Nohby and Loud Patterns.
The most modest taste, SIS well the most scrupu-
J, Us Ge. oGet OF Fashion, ca1 be suited
, 1877-12-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
d. r. uuNTlNoToN's Fkw ecnEnE TO DzJxA1

TIE T6XA3 f4ctFIC.
Harrington I4spttfeh to san FrnrcfAeo Chronicle.
c. T. Huntington, who is here managing In
person, the business Of tho Southern Pacific
Railroad OF California, seems to hayo made
serious fnrosd lnto the Texas Pacific strength.
lie las effected an alliance With Pierce and
Commodore Garrison, wl1o arc building the
Galveston, Houston j: San Antonio llatlroad Of
Tcxas, whereby be will make connection with
their road at Fl Psso. lie flas nlso rot 4 con-
trolling interest In the Mobile, New Orleans Il
Texas Road, Which has eighty mltes built west
Of New Orleans to Dona!dsonyillc, aud eighty
miles more graded, which, when finished. will
unite With the Galveston, Houston & San Au-
tonic at Houston. Tic hns BY these connections
cut right into the Southern tntcreats, which hayo
been the chief reliance Of Tom Scott. lie now
Groposes to press Ills bill. whtcl, was before the
PaSiac Rail!oal Committee Inst Congress, pro
vidInE for the right OF way and Immigrant to
tho Southern raciAc Of California, from Fort
.ls' lnma to ths ilo urande at +! paso Ihi; bill,
httheEto q friend of thu Texas Pacific. Tho bili,
q March si, is7a, relating 10 the sop.truetion
IT, q . railroad & bctTesn point tn Nottheastcfn
hare not been complied with BY tho
construction OF road within the tlmu anil
manner specified, therefore the contingency
nus af1oen ID Hh1ch Congress should exercise
tho rescryed right 10 adopt such measures ~ It
may deem necessary aud proper to secure ita
speedy completion; !; md that the Southern Pa-
cillc Railroad Company, which was authorized
brthe saMu net to construct line between Hin
francisco and Furt Yuma, having compiled with
tho law by constructing lts rai!foa,f fo Ynnta,
Arizopa, and now proposes to c1tcnd II further
0assWarti until it meets and connecta With tho
Texas Pacific or other railroads In Texas, at tho
RIO 0raotle u or near El Piso, II Is provided
that the lands heretofore granted to the Texas
Pacific between the Colorado and the Rio Graudo
Rivers shall, for tho purposes ot the act, be
e7ulltcti to tie Southern Tactic Katlrond Com
pauY, for 80 tunch Of tho line as 1t mar cop.
IN two Ycara after the passagr Of tho act, and
the wbole road 10 Ell l'ato within ak ycars. IL
wlsn the Southern Pacific 10 coustrEcied to tho
Rio Gratsllc, tc!thcr the Texas Pacific nor other
roalls irum EASTERN Texas arc there to connect,
II mnv, With thu consent OF that Htate. continue
eastward until a junction IL formed; and In like
manner. II thu Tc1n4 roads first reach Fl paso,
e'thst Of them may proceed westward to tho
junction OF the Southern Pacific Railroad. Pro-
vfslou Ia nlado for thu Interchange OF traffic fa-
cs!ttIos. and equality of rates With connecting
Roads, an1 fur the ncceptauro OF tho act within
SIX mouths after it, passage. No bonds OF 9TH
Or suosldy to bo given.
, 1877-12-28

old elasticity and tbe bubbi!ng good health Of
two yesss ago arc gone. and he Is growing quer.
nlous. snd every now stsd then. little dts of In
H. s .nks a,'Sf 1 % sr 'fs,e .,t . ss sa sa
before he shall have reached thc height Of til
ambition. and ilo knows be has no Tine to waste
tn rafting fight; conki,ng Is going IN beeatse
ne "se '' snap ~ p'sns' ss srss"s s Tins: '1s s s' t.
|. no disposition On hi4 psrt
to Eiye ray 10 the Ill.health and aspiTatIona Of
NJ. blaine. and be bis TO friendly feelings to.
who gets In alla xay. The two arc On apparently
friendly tcr1ne now, but the alliance Is ~ un-
natural - would be onc between two old Made
who were sitter tie same widpwer,
Go1KL1S0,
But tia' Senator ConklnR any cllaEce for ths
nomination. New York politicians Of both
parties say no. They Claim that he would not
tion. There IL .tfona feeling ae.i".t M hjm IL
hts own State. lie has made enemies who arc
bitter On him aud Who arc determined that he
shal' nc.er 60 back fntothc Senate. In Morgan
ne ns1 'taf 1!'ena a9d toaK
power fn New Yosk when lie bestlss hlnle1f to-
ward The management Of tho political
ts.: mssb'ns: But conkl!ng'e enemies s.y
ss:s sFs" "ast0 sss iss ssiS bis i gl'0'sfs fEs
blonde beauty Is .sealed. This reoplc Of tho
Empire State no longer bow their heads sod
ptay, "Uur Father which art Ia Heaven apd
Roscoe ConkluE which zrt In Washington.
fatlowed b. thT naulcs." There IL m undes..
current setting very strongly nRasnst the hand
sotncst man in the Senate, apd hare heard
a1Ee-hodicd orae!cs declare that tho beat 10 can
hope for tu the future Is 4 Territorial Secretary
ship.
Speaking Of the Presidency reminds me Of the
fosebodfugs Of a gifted Individual fcse. lie says
hc has positive Information that measure viii
be introduced amending the Constitution 10 ~
~ make the Presidential term equal to the
length d ting Henry Clay Deau wears shirt
virtually Democratic, and II Is not conten,.
plated by the principles Of the Democracy 10
giye nn5 Que man perpetual lease on any one
ottcu. S.u.
, 1877-12-28
IIAYE9.-DLAINE..CONKLIN NG
the PRESIDENT,

&Toh NtF b'pH GoffssP9HdfhE.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec 3G.-ThouRh tho
lmplacable press hea tortured ttaelf tn n,ovc
,h.t flaw. H. ruin.a NJ. ron,.v ~. ~. !",... t
.a.' 'a5ss ~ m .u'aea soe COUNTY os s sours'
u u ceF1a9n n's tf1ot bsfe done him good, per-
aonA!ly+ had the pleasure OF Spending tbs
afternoon and evening Of The day hc wa4 elected
with hin, at Columbus. and / natIccd lint ho
w.. nj, .11 ..+.~o.,, v....~"s. ~
~" pa.' ~. sa'e"o'a' Aestes"a5 "ss &C
coFaed tao o1etlhetsoh Of lengthy convorsAt!on
with him, aud found him greatly improved Ia.
his physical appearance. Ho has grown deshy
.,nrr lie aIr,tinn nnl III. fsr. i. tt,st ~ ,"..
.-. 49, ,.. ~" .. ~. 500 s'*s " 'oaa
~ psAt" WIN AA ulRu@ Aaa tAc Hoflus
There Is look OF greater refinement, too,
about him, &han thefe WA two ycaes
a1,. a. tho,nh h.. u... ,rcr,+sr n,t
:" t-. a.i..t =. n...,., ",,ot
y. W oos@1' s"e'o.J 1s ''ceocat u tna oh4tea
otAsea theH - Nosefnof ot uhlo. lie sppcarA
to have lOst certain AwkwArlness OF manner
that characterized him then. md hi. rcl,tJor.
win III. hsr,t. m fa.+ - ~ ,,or. s-'t,.t',s
..'' ~" ~ ..p. "s ~ .s'' ~ ~ NV. su'eoo!0
'nan lucy aseo 70 o. t4o seeans TO haSe out.
grown stoop that nottcedat that tine, aud
to 10 generally on better terms With himself
than ho va when hs narej h,x n,r,or. .w.ftfnv
.,.ct,on ,otrrn, a,th,t ,i,nn =. a,,,o..aI ~
e'es."" 'etatn. ~ taat t'ao ae appeared 10
assume 9ayett o. manncf thRt scarcely htted
him ss y. weia ~ doss the a&nlacd bearing his
, 1877-12-28

CHHIsrMAH At TuA QApfTAL-Tng sEMA11 AID
TAk tkksIDKAf IN JACks0hfs rlA1-toHk.
LING AND uuHDUH IAlrAT8u CLAr AND
KlAH-Tux RlnAT4Au A10kulAA-HpAAH'S
kiQn13-f1R1oAAL lTxM1.
Special uvsYxspulxsae$ u TAs IFthssn4
WAsAlx0To&, D. C., dec. A.-lIelo wa hare
tho venerable Father Ut Festivals again Joyous
- when the ecandlnaytaus kindled Yule-hres In
Lis honor, aud tl1E ancient bsItons deeked their
houses with Ivy leaves and holly. Thu Pu1ttans
permitted no holidays, but Chsiatnas has ii.
ways been celebrated on tho 1apka Of tha Po-
tonAc sine4 the JesulLs rstsed their altsss among
tho wondering sayaxes.. The Catholic settlers
of Aaryl&ud, and the Cavaliers who founded
Virxtuia- have alika celebrated tho Christmas
festival. Whatever sarsed associations Connect
Cd themselves with this aneteut epoch, Christ
auxs A44 ever hsen heEeahoutsa great home
, 1877-12-28
WAR NOTES.

LONDON. Dec. GA Bucharest dispatch
says: TITO bridge acr0ss the Dunube At Nicop-
oils WAS totally destroyed by tce On Wctlnca-
day. Tic destruction of tho bridge 1t Ststovs
muat follow unless 1t Is Immediately removed.
Tho weather suens to hayu arrested tho
Russtau onward movement, and IL
teyins To look as though the campaign,
was ovcr for tho year. Ihe railways
are not working regularly, and tho comr,!saar!as
hayo al they can to tu keep the troops supplied
III tho camps near llerA without increasing tho
difficulty BY sendlpg them further inland.
DANDANELlxs.
A Berlin speclai say4 Russia IL sounding The
various Mediterranean States u to their dsspo-
sition reIaliro to the opening Of tho Dar-
danclles-
HaIrtAH INQUIRY.
4 Vienna dlsuateh sars It IL stated from
several slIes that England, although declining
10 mediate. has conlheuttaliy sounded Russia
Al to the terms On which tho would b4 inclined
to make peace, aud that ths Russian Cabinet
nas been far less reaesTed than might hays baen
anticipated.
4 hla ORDER.
Aussta has ordered 200 Krnpp aeld-Runs.
ME1nATioN lur0ssIHLK.
81. PETERSBURG, leg. .7.-Tha Aqsses Russ.
sara the rorte's request for mediation will bs
decliued, because, according to international
law, mediation Is only possible when solicited
BY 10th bellgerents. Otherwise mediation b.
comes Intervention.
TuE YN0L18H CABINET.
LONDON, lee. N.-Auotber Cabinet council
Nas t,@ld 10 Downing street to-day.
AUSTRIAN PROTEST.
nxLoaAnY, l>ec. 97,-Fsthee Wrede, Aus
TRAN diplomatic agent, has informed sht
, 1877-12-28
HYMENEAl4

sssctaI H1p04eA ID T&s CAtcda3 1Fttuns.
kEoxuk, L., Dec. N.-Two swcdssnRs took
place in fashionable circles here to-day. 4. G.
Huttolph. Of Chicago, VA married. to Mlss l..
Estslle FullcE, ths daugAtet Of prominent citi-
zcn, and ii. X King, leading member pf tho
bar Of this county, 10 Miss Lettie Stewart.
e, i 5Atcaal 0st1teA 10 7As EAieaas 7rttunx.
DLooAMo1oX. ILL.,. Dec 27.-lliss Kate Rich
ard4op, Of Bloomington. sister Of Afrs. Duncan
II. Funk. an,l Mr. I. p. uAr.te en, of Randolph,
I protniueut politician ef Mel eau County, uuEe
married tlis cysulux Il tic AuMu VI the bIide.
, 1877-12-28
NOTES AND NEWS.
TUE BlLvxR nit.l.

Spscfat DtspatcA IL III Chicago TFtSuas
WAsusNoToN, u. e.. Dec. 37.--ln the attempts
Of both sides to count up tho silver aud anti.
silver vots In tho Senate, both sldca. admit that
thcr respective counts show IN exceedingly
close vote. In case Of = Presidential veto, 1t ID
r]aimed BY the opponents OF the bill to have
twcnty-six votes. cxnct.y enough 10 sustain 4
veto, With sharun away. Tho full vote IL
seventy.hy1. II there Are twenty-five senators
to sustain yoto this would mnke tic, and tho
Vice-rrcsideut could vote tue same ~ II thu
Senate was equally divided.
TUE NATIONAL pEBT.
10 sAs rYsstsrs Assoetatsd I'rtss.
WAsHlNaroN, y. C., Dec. 27.-Ths public
debt stat ument vii! be issued On the I'll OF jan
uary Instead q tho lit OF thc month Us usual.
the mouth excepting disbursements On account
of tue army. 4 considerable portion Of which
was from t1in smount reserved ln anticipation Of
the appropriation At the special sessl0n. The
lively light. but It IL le!ieyed that tho atase-
nIcnt Will make better e1hb!t thAn that OF the
corresponding month last year, whom thoEc was
considerable Increase Of tue ,pulltc debt.
SENATOR rATrsKsqa's Sospls4oh
there is great cl,Auga for tue better. '
HON. y. t. cOnHtk,
Of South Carolina, publishes = ca1d In to-daY's
Atnubstea.., regarding. tho allegations Vi the
democratic papcts that he paid oyer to tho
Chamberlain Legislaturo a certain sum OF
money ~ = ''quId pro quo " for Their votes Ia
ctcrtli.g him 10 tho United statea senatu, ia
whict, lo says; - paid no man Ia The Cham.
berlaip Legislature. for his vote,
b. Carpenter enjolned tho Staao Treas
urer and Tho C4totlna National Bank.
last fal, from paying out ths funds Of the stata
10 law,-a mast tyranntcal and unlaw.
tul tpluuetEon.-alt1 tho wheels OF tho Stats
wcra thus stopped, loaned about
EN,Ulu to Y. L. Cardozo, the htato Treasurer,
10 meet tho !mmedlate wants OF tho stato tloT-
crntAsnt. This was soll,t tl,ue atteE my cleo
ltot,, alid Has In no scnAt i secret Transaction.
Ihia money, nln Informed and believe, was
.,4t1y use,l BY tll1 Htata Treasurer IL past psY-
|nsnt Ut lilo sals{!es Vi tho msmbcIs Of tho
Suuxte aud Iluusu.h