Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Turks Drawing in their Lines In AISLE

tlOn Of huhktar Pasha's defeat, Ismael
| PaSha withdrew from the neighbOrhOOd oil
lgdyr to the heights Of ZOr near the from
tier. II 10 believed he is on the point OF
completely evacuating our territory"
The Nine Hundred and Ninety. ninth.
CHICAGO, Oct. l9--The Home Savings
Bank at hlgin has suspended. Deposits
amount to $40, O,9ON; assets, 100000.
Depth OF Water In the Southwest
Pass,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-The southwest
Pass steamship TeutOnia drawing 90 feet
D inches, went tOlsea through this pass to-
day without detention.
The Chinese Element in Labor Troubles
NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-Rumors that Chi.
namen were to take the place Of some
striking cigar-makers created great excite.
ment among the latter yesterday. One
boss says 200 Chinese workmen were OF.
fered to him from San Francisco, and that
he has the subject under consideration.
Compliment to an ex- x-ConfodeEats.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l9-Federal soldiers
here have rendered q banquet to Major
Thomas J. Jones, OF Alabama, the ex-
Confederate who, In an address on Con-
federate Memorial Day, 1875. paid q touch
Ing tribute to the Union dead, and after.
wards spoke at the late reunion at Mari.
eta, y.
An Abandoned Vessel.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l9-Capt, PendIe.
ton, ,Oi the tow-boat Harry Wright, reports
having passed the brig George Gilchrist
about seventy miles =. s. Il. OF the Pass,
dismasted and abandoned; her cabin and
deck were all right, but the sea was break
ing over her amidships. Rough weather
prevented Capt. PendletOn doing anything
with her.
Nashville Races.
NASHVILLE, Oct. l0--Dash OF two miles
-Mahlstick, Felicia, TOlona, and Trumps
started, and finished In the order named !;
time, Q: 40K. Selling race summary: Ad.
( venture, !, l; starlle, 3, 2; Mirah, 2, 3;
time, l:4S, l:46. Mlle-Charles GOTham,
Belle Isle, Banrocklath, Alice Murphy,
aud But and Blue started, and flushed In
this order; time, i:45N.
!. A Band OF Cuban Insurgents Demol-
ished.
. HAVANA, Oct. l0--News has Just been
1 received that Spanish column recently
surprised thirty Insurgents, killing fifteen
, and wOunding the rest. The killed were
taken to Puerto Principe for recognition.
D Among the dead are SenOr Wachia, PresI.
/. dent OF the Cuban Chambers, and senOr
: AAVhAShoS Ahoui bShb VI W
Trail of Pennsylvania Rioters.
, READING, Oct. l0-The jury in the case
I OF the Sunday night rioters OF July last,
! on the opening OF Court this morning, re.
/. turned verdict OF not guilty as to all de.
, fendants, except George Goodheart, who
vas found guilty OF melting to riot. The
I jury retired at O'Clock yesterday after.
. noon and came to an agreement at u
O'Clock this morning. The trial oil Mon.
days rioters Is adjourned to Monday next
I at II m.
Judge Brady Nominated all Round
Tammany's Tocsin.
NEW YORK, Get. 10 The Tammany's
Convention nominated Judge Brady, who
had ALREADY been nominated by anti.Tam.
!, many and Republicans. A resolution was
) adopteC that President lyes's order to
. Ofice-hOldcrs, prohibiting the exercise By
1 them Of tue rights OF citizenship, was un.
z cons tilutiOutl aud oppressive, and II ad-
I hercd to and enforced, should lead to his
impeachment and rem wal from office.
4 The Georgia MaTshalship.
l WASHINGTON, Oct. ls.-Mr. Stephens
. has no doubt that Democrat, or at least,
n a gentleman who voted against Mr., HAYES,
' will have the Georgia Marshalship. 1t Is
o intlmated that the appointment is held In
. allegiance because It gratides the President
5 to have Senators Gordon and Hill come to
h see him occasionally.
LATER The President appointed Col, 0.
:, =. FilZsimmons, OF Augusta, Marshal for
q the state, vice Major Smyth.
}. Heavy Failures.
u BOsToN, Oct. l9--Tho Herald lrints the
! following to-day: report Is received that
. the firm OF Joseph $. Leo d Co., heavy
Z print manufacturers Of Philadelphia, have
: suspended. Nothing Is definitely known
u as 10 the condition 0i their affairs, but the
u report on the streets Is that the liabilities
are some 3OJO,c01 The Printing Cloth
Manufacturers Of FAll aiver, are reported
;. T. be heavy sufferers by the suspension
d their Indebtedness in favor Of parties in
a that city aggregating some $4,000
}. BUFFALb, Oct. i0-ReynOlds & Vessel,
d Wholesale dealers In drugs ana glass,
!. failed for $30,UOO.
n Nav ORLEANS, Oct. l9-The banking
y house OF Pike Bro. & Co., failed.
r MsoMahon's Coutse-Hs Acknowl.
= edges that France Desires the Re
;, public.
LONDON, Oct. i0--A dispatch from Paris
q says: "All who approach the official
n sphere eSclaim they are mad; they have
!. lost their heads; they are dreaming Of a
!, state oil siege; OF fresh dissolution; OF q
NaNNNt - supp VI litulaGAtEt more tIl'
q ergetically managed elections and OF the
q so.called safety VI the country, and at any
d price, NacMahon will await the action
E Of the Chamber. II II shows an aggres,
). sive temper, or a disposition to thwart the
n Cabinet, or force on him dIshOnorable
Il policy, consisting OF the abandonment OF
i. his tunctiOnarles and violation OF his
Q solemn contracted pledges, he will dis.
n solve 1t again, and In the unlikely event OF
n the Senate refusing It's assent to q disso
luton, the Marshal will, IL necessary, per
sist in dissOlving the Deputies, being
guided only by the public Interest. He
II considers that the elections show that
France demands the Republic, coupled
with order, and believes that he alone car
D. give her both In conf melton. He thinks
f also, that at the elections an Sunday last,
:. the country did not fully appreciate the
n interests at stake"
n LONDON, Oct. ia Paris dispatch saws
y the political situation Is UNCHANGED, The
j. Cabinet resolved to stay In Office and pre-
8 side over the elections for Councils Gen
IS oral.
Il The strike Of 5000 cigar-makers has
: woman among It's leaders. Mary
+ Heisler is the vice.president of the new
}, organization, and seems to have the
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