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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

THE Cronica says that Alexander Willard. for many years American consul at Guaymas, will receive the nomination of Minister to Bra gil. Bully for Willard.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

THE coming big job is 10 get the Palace Hotel, of San Francisco, sold to the United States for Post Office, Court rooms, etc. Well, why not?
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

HAMBURG BUTLER is at last U. s. Senator from South Carolina. Pity that John D. Lee is dead; he too might have become a senator.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08
Notice.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Notice is hereby given that the copart- nership heretofore existing in the Colorado Marke: between George Feick and John Steinman has been dissolved. All debts will be paid, all accounts collected and the business carried on at the old stand ny
 GEORGE FEICK. Yuma, A. T., Nov. 2S, 1877 34-3
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

THE Senate has confirmed the nomina- tion of Andrew Cronly, of Tucson, and of J. c. Mallory, as agents for the Papago and Colorado River Indians.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08
Good Ranch for Sale.

Eighteen miles from Tucson. Choice icr:gable bottom land Excellent grazing. Fine timber, ash, black walnut. and hack berry. Thirty acres in corn. Inquire at Sentinel office. A Il If
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

THE Sioux are having things pretty much their own way just now, around Deadwood. Where's Howard?
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

THE Ophir mine is now controlled by Flood & O'Brien. Col. J. G. Fair succeeds Ha dy as superintendent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-08

Now the Prescott editors are talking about each other and just discou" ting Pick wick's Eatanswill Gazette.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
MEETING OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
LEGIsLATURE-REsI
RADICALS.
Expected Report of the Investigating
Committee In the Casc Of Path ersnn.

COLUMBUS. $. G.. Nov. 2s.-The Legislature
assembled yestestay, There wareten esigna-
tions announced. including that Of s A. Hrnnlls,
All the resigning members were Republicans,
who hnve been compelled tn this course in or.
der to escape the fate of Smhlls.
OS the teu vacancies four have been filed by
thu recent ele lions Of D'tnocrats, The signfi-
cant iacfs o. these elections are That the Dem
eeiyef o62 out of 1oe4 votes. the whole number
nolle1, against Republican majority last year
Of "a. and that the Democratic Sena or elect
from Charleston is returned u vote Of 1866
out Of 1881 the whole number g st. so com
lie sentiment sines the conticton of tho ring
thieves, that tn" n gross manifest no interest
and seem |, diff rent IT, the right for which they
so loudly ella CURED last year. and toe white
vote Is not more than one-taird Of the number
heretofore cat.
The long expected report Of The inyes tiga'ion
committee will be presented TO- morrow. Tnare
il no doubt that they will declare Senator Pat
teison guilty OF the gr 81 sst anl Eaust unblush-
ing bribary, and recommend that legal proceed.
Jugs be instituted,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29

ToRoNTo Nov. 2s.-A Globe special by cabls
from London says that the Times commenting
on the fishery award with ref renee to the dis
pute as to the dcision Of the majority. says
that 1t is too clearly IN essential prerogatiye Of
mixed arbitration board to decide by majOri-
ties to be open to argument.
No doubt the United States government
Will see the common sense of this view
and ac1uiesce in the award. It
suggests the settlement of the fishing privilege
quest on once for all by the pay mabt Of u capt.
talized sum for concession in Perpnf,tan, for
unless this be done tn. Times thinks We shall
be troubled with a perpetual recurrence of the
difficulty with constantly increasing dimen-
sions.
matter with the reciprocity negotiations. The
dispatch adds that the other London journals
express similar opinions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
The Lost ss,lr0n.

NoRFotK Va, Nov ~. Here. where the on
GERS and quite numbBr of tue men bel nging
to thS Huron were 30 Will known. there tre
none 90 unrharitabla rs to open Httribu 9 the
cause of the disaster to that vessel TO neg eet or
mismanagem ut Of either Commander Ryan or
her navigating officers rs iatimatea by the dis
patches.
The loss of the ship and 1o5 officers and mon
seems. from the facts. to have b9en maiuiy due
to nn error Of judgment II was clearly The in
tenton of Capt Ryan TO save time by huggiug
the shore and running between II and th. Gulf
Stream. rather than to take u circuituu5 route.
thick fog, followed by severe gales Mt night.
upset all plans, and tn result was that tha vss.
sci was beached, with the terrible consequences
now only too well known.
The naval officers are particularly reti"snt on
the subject of the Il saster. They shake their
heads when asked about IT and reply, I'D rather
not say anything about it,"
ut tho stations betw' On Cape Henry and Kitty
Hawk have been ordered to patrol the beach for
tho bodies Of he crew.
At the rock alton the crew was promptly on
hand Mt sunrise this mo- ming. and The no # wns
launched nnd communication was established
from the shore TO the wreck. and by half-past 7
o'clock the dead bodies OF Charles Cars N,
landsman. and Thos. Armstrong, sailor, who
wers lashed to the howsurit hav boon brough
ashore from the wreck. Lieut.. Cpm'r Green
and party, tp form camp of OlJservat on, ar
rived at tho wreck on tho lng Virginia Mt 80 u.
III Green reports having received information
that thirteen bodies are Mt the station. Five
names have not yet been ascerained. Owing to
the heavy surf and bad Weather no work has
been done ut the wreck since 8 q. IN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30 1877

Il ne" I ga bosh R" M foe Is
eendenyorag to induce Mrs. Titon to return to
him silently and quietly.
Why. does some ono ask2 Because she insists
upon soine repa,ation to be made b him ard
because II she will or con be made to re urn to
him sileniiy he will avoid the charge II perjury
aud still retain his character Of martyr, full
Of sanity forgiveness
The discarded wifo." Is tho manner the gen
eral press have Of speak ing of Mrs, Tilton. yet
every person in New York and Brooklyn knows
t. the c@nttary
Mrs. IiIton walked away from her home four
years ago. when the inshhe en- husiaam Of Til
ton on free love dsettinss had made TINT u
centre of outrageous infringement on possible
happlBsss or neral dscency. and when shs
could 10 longer rounien nee tho alernatxe
knew these faeis f,r ster sbsn Mr. Tton and % Ills
q heEentF. whose nape"s stand on the lists Of
our ,t egtad q t,1l reform and literary women
bad tainted hsr and il h discard d her, is it
reasnnallle thai he nsser sought legal sspara4
wish her TO- return to him? Tbat Mrs. ii ION on
l'vss wi h her mother, in b me Of tasteful
nnaness f,an sE as trns as to cal it px rio,is is
Inisrepresept on TO wh ch she Is sublscted, is
liable to result ! her breaking her pst lent ST.
lanee. end in self-defense max ng an nHhentic
statement OF her story IN Wife, is also true.
that part whioh the courts Of justice and pub
lic scorn havs managed to suppress win be
her, down 10 the o t ens ty Of deeeney, while
their sole protertion from IN ,rlniou scandal
and exposure vas IN Mr.. Tlton'E lsnee.
1t Is gre ftly h ped that she may indsed en-.
ploy her ght Of So fd 'nse, for ihis il one Of
the rara eases here silence no longer vr-
tue. and th- woman who has bnen 50 u tsrly
sacrificed tr the cunning schemes of u semi
in ane husband and his co-workers should be
allow d her fun sxplana ion. 20 matter whom It
may orimuate. Respectfully,
From the above IL will be seen that the eud is
not yet,
Who will be crimina OIL shoul1 such u pub
liration IA Mrs Tiltpn thrsaeDs TO make must
be left 10 conjecture. anr ut all eve ts, no Il sw
psrtes in fashionable heights are again about
to cdnire an nnenvinble prominence in the
eyes If Brooklyn
+. D. Mnulton who hos gone into tho salt
business in Ctutrhl New York. says he kn wa
absolutely nothing about rs rumorsd recon
ciaton between Mr.. and Mrs Tllton. Il
don't know he says that Tilton's
two daughters who are very detr 10 him. fsel
kindly tho separt ion of father and mother
aud / know hat Tifon has hsen deeply aff ctei
by their sorrow. know also that it eaus. s him
much tam to think II his son. who s one OF The
brightest boys ever knew. grown in the sor-
r"wlu movie go Of the separation Of his
parents. | think the tongue Of the gossip
should be still on the aubiset Of the reeonkIia
tion. ink it would be better to fasvc to rhenl
the fuIilmsnt Of whatever duties their souls
Ian
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
TIE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.
WHAT WAS DONE Lssr NIGHT AT TuE
COTTON EXCHANGE.
A Grand Gathering of the Gotten Men.

n NFAu1 Satnertns OF the GDlt6n wen.
Last evening the members Of the Cotton Ex-
change met ut the Exchange. and the attend
hnee was very large, and those present mani
Tested lbs wasmest feeling in the questions pre-
sem 81 b9fors that body. Long before the meet
ing hour stroiling members hung around the
Exchange and when President Black called tho
meeting to order there was loft only standing
room forthose who happened to be late.
W. G. Blask, ESD. presilent Of the Exchange
and II. q. Hester. ESD, secretary. we're, as ever.
ut their posts.
After Tho meeting had besn called to order the
reading OF ths minutes Of the previous meeting.
on mott n, was dispensed with. and President
Black then addressing tho members said.
Gentienen-A oW me to eongratuHte you to-
night upOu tho attainment Of your seventh an.
nivstsary. The nuruber seven is q ,ceptsd us
to symb i OF perfection. May it Ise none #
It's foree aud bea ty In It's application to yo ir
association: fVi in the past seven years whilst
you hh, q not ut ned ths una tainayie YOU
have W:c IN plished more than tns most san
guine Of your membership eve, pre- iietsd
Tbs thSt wear ha been IN Of uuintsrruptsd
prosperity, as VIII be fuzzy sh 'wn in he reports
of you vuriOu5 coumitte g, to bs read to~uig ht
and also In The report of your Board of Di.
TeeI ors.
Concerning these rerorts, it seems hardly
necessary fnf me o say more than that those Of
your numbers who were invest ii with these
discharge Of the same up to the full measure of
their requirements. aud. tn refors are equally
entitled TO G ,tunIsudation aud tD the thanks of
your honorable BODY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
The New Orleans COllect0rshfp Packard 8
Plum After All.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-There seems to be no
doubt but what it has been determined to per
init the nomination of Effingham Lawrence to
be Collector OF the Port of New, Orleans to ex-
nate eX-Gov. Packard for the position.
Paco ard has already had a most friendly in
expr ssed himself as nerfetlv 1 sstiad rti ,ri5
Packards expression of good feeling towards
the Administration. The President IS satisfied
tina Packard. if appointed to the eollectJrship.
VIII endeayor to cultivate the most
friendly relations with the people of
New, New Qrl,ans: m and manage the Custom
Is learned on high official authority that had
Packard sought an interview with the Presi-
dent previous to he nomination of Lawrence,
he would have received the nomination.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Arrested.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-R1bsrt n. Shannon
United States Commissioner from the state of
Louisiana. was arrested about u fortnight ago
on the charge Of being i'm rlicated in he pre-
parafion of fraudulent affldavts in relation TO
was taken before Commissioner Shields and
claimed that he had acted only In his official
capacity. and that he had even refused 70 re-
promised to wait for them Ill the ease was do
cided at Washington. He was released on Civ
ing n hail of $1,000 to appear for trial in New
Orleans.
Subsequent developments show that there
are other charges. involving even larger
amounts, and fresh indictments being rec ived
by the Dist, let Attorney yesterday and to-day
Commissioner Sha non was again ARE ted
and taken before Commissioner Shields. He
recorded n plea Of not guilty and was held in
$500 to answer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Tilton Asafn-Win This Case Never End :?

New YORK Nov. 2S.-There is a fair prospect
of An early reopenin of tha Beecher case. This
time the party will be Mrs Tilton herself For
several weeks past a rumor has been current to
the effect that a reconciliation of Mrs. Tilton
was thin asserted taat she ha ! intmated her
willingness to let the past be bu i.d ami for
gotten for the sake OF her children; but the fol-
lowing letter from a conffdante of the lady
sum arily disposes of this. Here is the letter
in full:
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2. 1877.
Editor lSdr-Will you allow one who KIN ws
the facts. and l. not afraid to retute any such
sensation, to reply to paragra h that appear
ed IN recent number OF the Star on The Titton
matter? First that a reunion between Theo-
dore Tilton and his wife is probable is all bosh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
A Branay-.oaked NATHAN.

The national vice in Russia is drunkenness
The lower c asses are so brutaiz d by exec sive
d linking tina they are rarely sober, and during
tete days tand there are about one hundred aud
thirty "t lheml they are always in he of
intnxication. The .popes or priests also Sc m
to think it part of their re igi"n to be hab tu-
ally in muddledNState. Thi7 IS the reasO n th at
the Russian peasant appears so stupid an i
thick headed. Naturally he has good und-r-
standing, but, his brains are so S ake1 with
o0dEl (brandyl that thev are never fully a. his
command When he sees his spiritual guides
as degt AIDED himself, as poorly clad. as lily
alcoholic drinks. the pe asant Supplies and brn
talizes himself with less compuneLion If con-
science and sense Of shame.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29

MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 2s.-The great re-
vival has closed after four weeks of gratifying
success. The Christians of Manchester are
thoroughly awake and working in concert. The
me .tfngs this week We're crowded to overflow
ing, and great interest was manifested through
out
The noon meeting to-day was the largest of
the month, many. being obliged to stand
throughout the services.
The afternoon and evening services were
densely crowded. and many were unable to
gain admittance.
Mr.. Sankey leaves Thursday and Mr.. Moody
Friday. After the evangeists leave the work
will be continued with great zeal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Meeting of the Senate Appropriations
Committee.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-The Senate Appropri-
ation| Committee considered miscellaneous
deficienci s this morning. The Postmaster
Gen raj was present and urged the reappro-
priation OF unexpended balances for the Star
route service.
Nal Agents Upton and Powell. OF the War
rant Division OF the Treasury DE- partment, were
also thereto urge on the committee certain ap
propriations for that department.
Besides these. several Senators made argu-
menfs in reference to sundry amounts sub
NIT ed by them.
Considering the condition of the Kellogg and
Butler cohtes s now going on in the Senate, it
Is not prnbable that this bill will be disposed of
during the extra session
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
THE CONTEST TN THE SENATE.
A LITTLE DEMOCRATIC DAHKNEss,
HUT KELLOGG NOT YET SURE.
Hills speech Frightens the Radicals, and
New tine Critical Moment Is at Hand.
IFpnaiat to the Democrat

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-The action of the Sen
ate to-day en,ises some depression among the
friends OF Louisiana. but II ID by no means me-
eesHarily conclusive.
II all the Republicans were certain to vote Tor
Kellogg he would certainly be seated; but as
[ have repeatedly stated in the lat
few days, there are at least two Senators
on that side who will not vote for kei-
logg on The final question Of seating him.
AT all events such Is the tenor of my present In
formation. and on the strength of that am not
inclined to share the alarm of our friends at the
action of the Senate to-day. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29

HsppEb VI bhS 1uHWibatb WE URbcHuDEF1DfK4
After the applause that followed Mr. Blacks
speech had subsidized the com mittees made their
reports.
NEW ORLEANS CoTToN exchange,
New Orieans, November 40. 1877.
To the President and Board OF Directors New
OIleHhs Cotton Exchange:
HpTtipUm-Your COMMITTEES ON Memherslfip
beg Drep0rt that no business has come bgfore
them during the year excepting applications
ior admissions to the Exchange
At the date Of the last annual report submitted
by their predecessors ths roll Df tie Exchanges
embraced al MEMBERS 81 visiting members and
1G powers of attorney: since which there have
and ppWers 1f attorney; d members have re-
signed and IS have been Suspended for nom
payment Of dues 6 visiting meuibefs have been
dropped for The same cause, and powers OF
attorney have b en Withdrawn. One member. a
visiting members aud D0wtr of attorney have
died: visiting members and power OF attOF~
ney have applied for and been elected To. msrrI-
bership. and one power OF attorney has becomes
visiting member.
Tne roll III the Exchange at this dtte, EOveH1-
Der 20. comprises 2i7 members. IL visiting mem
bers aud 10 powers Of attorney.
1t will thus be seen that since our last annual
meeting ws have lost from various causes "a
members Including visiting members and
powers Of a. torneyj and during this same period
have admitted 4G. thus making our tJtal mem
bership at this date $685. against z96 g. reported
Mt this time last year.
Respectfully submitted.
THOs: II. HUNT. Chairman.
J. Y. RICHARD5.
J.. r. TURNER.
JNO. r. HARDfE
j. W. LABOUISSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
The Presidents Message.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 2s The Presidents mos
sage Is about two-thirds compl ted. and will be
distrihutpd to the press on Monday.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-In addition TO the
points in the Presidents me.sage mentioned in
these, lspatches last night. 1t is learned to-day
that the President trea It length of the Mexi.
eau BORDER troubles and the relations existing
betw en- this country and Mexico. and makes
some important recommendations for tn set
tlement of he Guestio at issue. 1t also thor
oushly reviews the In iian question and makes
some important recommendations on til, SUBJ
Joct OF the tr atment to be applied to the In
dians in all sections of the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. o. / a. Indications
For South Atlantic States, Using barometer,
after temporary fall along the coast; inc cas- :
ing northeasterly to northwes cry winds colder
and generally cloudy weather. with rain areas
For The Cuff States, rising and higher barome-
and generay coder car 70 Or ~osffy nsy
weath"r. followed in the Southwest by falling
barometer and easterly winds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-The Senate Commit
tee on Postofflces and Post Rpads This morn ng
postmasetship at Hot Springs. Ark. and that
Of Alex Reed f,r the same office ut Toledo.
Ohio. In the for mer case no definite concl lsiOn
hA further onnailet cd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
A New Trade PAPER.

New YORK. Nov. 2s.-The new commercial
paper In the interest Of tie trade between the
United States and Australia has issued its f st
number. lis title Is the 1nst,'dlid,s and Anleri-
can Home Ne,rs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29

New York, Nov. 2S.-Gov Robinson has par
doned William nj. Grove. ex- Custom House
Weigher, who was convicted last September and
committed to the penitehtiary for four months
for an assault on Gen. George H. Sharpe, Sur
veyor of the Port of New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
GOrtscnakOF and peace

VIENNA, Nov. 2s-Evenng papers publish
Bu har s. advces, according 10 which Prince
intercourse. A proposal has already beer
made Tor a conference ON peace conditions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
A uon,bsheil In the Radical Hanks
Isneeial to the Democr rat.l

WASHINGTON NV ~ Ben Hills speech fell
like bombsbell into the Radical ranks, and SO
far demotalized them that an Adjournment was
q silly earried. The situation is now at its most
critical tont, and Kel ggs friends are trying
to bring other arguments than those Of parlia-
mentary logic to bear. BUELL.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
FIR ANCE.
MacMahon Assured Of the support of the
senate,

PARIS. Nov, % 8-President MacMahon yester.
day, received n delegation from the party Of tn,
Right IN the Senate. Tuey assu red the Presi-
dent II the unWavering support of the party in
the present crisis, ani encouraged him to per
SS,vre in his present policy of resistance to the
Chamber OF Deputies
NJ. MH:Mahon replied:
Genttene,s-I thauk you for your co Opera
ton. and bliev" | have right IT, count On it
II the Sehae Is faithful TO duty as the guardian
with me, Of the con titution and of legality IL
viii sustain me, as ] feel sure it will. If. un-
fortunately for the country. it should prove
ONE, wise. our ,ot will still be the same, and
shall know how to show you the way.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Deposit of silver BARS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-This afternoon there was
seventy eight bars of silver. each weighing is0
pounds, with an average flneness of 500 1000
Ihetr total value was $40 900. They came from
the Ontario mines
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Rarlan's Friends Feel Assured OF His
Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-The friends of Gen.
frmed before the expiration of the extra ses-
sion. They claim tn t at ieast ten Republicans
and all the Democratic Senators will vote for
his confirmation N
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
sale of Gnld

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-Thc Secretary Of the
Treasury has ordered one million dollars of
gold to be sold Saturday at u o'clock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Thanksgiving Day.

New YORK. Nov. 2s.-To-mo being
Thanksgiving Dsy, q legal holiday all ex-
changes will be closed and business on Wall
street will be generally suspended.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29

LONDON, Nov 28.-A special to the Daily 7ele-
graph, from Ptra, reports that the Turks h III a
str. ng fortified DO ition the head Of Orchan g
detile, and have abandoned the town of Orchanie
for 8 gic reasons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
Arrival OF Sir En- ward Thornton.

NEW York, Nov. 2s.-Sir Edward Thornton
here to-day from Europe