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The New York herald., 1877-12-07
Confirmation Of the Turkish
Success at Elena. s..
TURKS IN SUPERIOR STRENGTH.
Attacking the Russians on
the LOm.
A RUSSIAN FLEET SAILING SOUTHWARK.
[sr CABLE TO THE HrnAlD.1


LONDON, Dec. z, 1877.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
publishes letter from person holding
position Of trust connected with one
of the highest personages of the OF
toman Empire declaring that the Turks
are hopless Of success, and as soon as
Erzeroum is taken and the Adrianople road
threatened win treat separately with Rus
sia, and cede tho free passage Of the Bos-
phorus to the Russians rather than permit
them to advance on Constantinople.
HOW ELENA FELL.
Russian officla despatch admits the cap
ture Of Elena and says Prince Mlrsky being
attacked by twenty to thirty thousand Turks
was compelled, after q stubborn resistance
and heavy loss, to fall back, first from
Mahren to Elena, and then from Elena to fortified
position at Jakowitz, at the head OF the mountain
gorge. The Turks renewed the attack on Wednes
day morning, but according to the latest advices,
which were TO halEpast i've O'Clock Wednesday
evening, the attack had ceased and Russian rein
forcements were arriving.
ADVANCE on rlRNovA
A Turkish division from Osman Bazaar under
saleh Pacha on Wednesday occupied Kesroya after
some cannonading. six battaiions OF Russians,
fearing isolation are retreatng from there to ir-
nova. suleiman Pacha's headquarters are still at
Ele no. ~ e00ltH.h AHNE4
aasaa ALMOST THERE. t5tr 8a
The Turkish division under Fuad Pacla was re-
ported in Constanttnop!e yesterday as being
within three hours march OF Tirnova.
TURKISH ACTIVITY ON THE LON
despatch from Rasgrad says:-.A Turkish
division from Saruasunar has crossed the Lom ana
taken PopkoL 1t is now marching IN the direction
Of verboca." t sDa .0.a a.H A.s
INVESTMENT OF ERzERouM.
MuKhtar Pacha telegraphs as follows:-.The
snow around Erzeroum Is three feet deep The
Russians have posted corps of observation
on the Deve-Boyun and quartered the remainder
OF their troops IN adjacent villages" sas1f
sERyIA's AID FROM RrssIA afea'a
The Vienna Political Correspondence Bel.
grade despatch aepies that servian prepa.
rations have been checked. The mobillza-
tion OF militia for the Tinok,' Norava and
Javor corps was ordered yesterday It Is an
nounced that commands VIII he distributed among
eight Of the Russian star and thirty-two other
Russian officers. Twenty former Prussian onicers
will enter the servian service. ttag4 af.e
SAILED FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN.
The Vienna Deutsche zeitun0 states that part Of
the Russian Baltic neet has sailed for the Mediter
ranean ~ 4t,.s
CRISIS AT coNsrANrYNoPLE. .st.N
correspondent at Vienna says the dismissal OF
Edhem Pacha from the vizlership has been virtually
decided upon This does not imply change Of
foreign policy but great confusion prevails In of-
cal circles relative to internal affairs. great
change is not improbable. other reports deny the
existence OF crisis.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND HIM.

youth. about nineteen years Of age, named Worth
Bunce, vas taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
yesterday morning, suffering from the effects Of hav-
ing drank TOO much whIskey, TO which no had added
also small quantity OF poison used for the purpose Of
left Tor his h,mc at South Day, l.. l. when he came
to conaclous state hc confessed that th was not the
nrst iime that he bad taken poison; that his object
WA 10 kill himself as no did not wish to live any
longer II hc could not DO allowed by hs parents 10
love girl Ia the neighborhood OF his home on whom
he had set his affections lie declared that he was
going to marry that girl die, aud the next time he
sried he would accompI ono or the other.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
A BLAZING VILLAGE.

MILLRRsTowN, PA, THREATENED WITH DE-
Observation-Disclosures BUILDINGS IN
FLAMES.
PirrsBuR0s Pa, Dec. =, 1871
special despatch from Millers.own. Butler county,
dated December Z, one O'Clock A. NJ, says:--A nrs
broke ont last night about half past eleven o'clock
and destroyed two blocks In the business centre Of
the town.
PROPERTY DEsTRoyEp
Tho Bank House, a large hotel, G. 8. Aldinger's
drug cigar store, Mr.. Forsts clothing store and
Mr. FrederlcKs dry goods store are burned, and the
Ore IL spreading rapidly.
rHE FLAMES UNCHECKED
The value oil properly already destroyed is 10 be
estimated BY thousands OF dollars, and the nrc 10
still rsginc Efforts being made 10 stay in prog
ross by tearing down buildings In It's course.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
TRIUMPH FOR TRAMps.

THE ILLINOIS vAoRANT LAW DECLARED uN-
coNsTITUTIoNAL.
CHICAGO. III Dec. Q. 1877
In the Criminal Court Of Cook county this morning
Judge McAllster rendered decision In an applica-
sion for writ Of habeas corpus behalf Of woman
arrested for vagraucy and committed 10 prison ny
city justice under an act 70 punsh vasrancy passed
BY the Legislature Of this State at the last session.
Judge McAiister declared that the act was unconst
sutionAl and atrocous to the last degree, In that
denies 10 person the right Of trial BY Jury guaran-
tecd by State constitution. He said the act was
passed during uudus excitement over tho tramp,
nuisance, and tnat he should consider no had dope
good thing n ne succeeded In giving the measure ts
daafh bIow.
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y Marshal xasn.Asa tn. amount in all Va.

coz. .000E
rEDATE III THH cHAxBER
verssilles despatch says the expected debate In
the Chamberof Deputies yesterday on the question Of
proceeding with the discussion OF shs budget has not
occurred. The sistinss Of both houses we're unim-
portanL ts
fU RUDE TO TIE MERCHANTS. o
delegation Of Elbeuf manufacturers called at the
Eiysee ON wednesday TO present petition TO Pres
dent NseNahon, but failed to see even . secretary.
Tney were received and bowed out BY an usher and
returned to Eibeuf with their memorial
THE PoPu BEyrRR
despatch from Rome. dated yesterday, says
"The Pope 10 bettor today He has left his bed"
ALPnoSso NAT NOW MARRY.
telegram from Madrid announces that the Council
Of Ministers yesterday approved the intended marriage
will accordingly send autograph letter TO the Duke
and Duchess de Montpsns'er making formal proposal
for the hand OF the Princesa When the answer 10
received the foreign courts viii be notified and the
Papal dspensation. necessary 10 authorize marriage
between relations, solicited
the LAxBERTix AxroxELLr CASE
The case Of the Countess Lambsrtini claiming
10 inherit, a. daughter OF the late Cardinal
Antohcl came before tho court, in Romo,
yesterday. The hearing was adjournsd until
Christmas The correspondent remarks that judg
ment Will certainly be against the plaintiff unless she
can produce her mother IN court This her counsel
has engaged 10 do II u 10 absolutely necessary.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE SUGAR SEIZURES.

MANUFACTURE OF THE OBJECTIONABLE GEADE
STOPPED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Dec 9. 1877
Anew feature, and oas possibly OF interest and
portance, IN the sugar developed 10.
day. Circulars from Demsrava, received hero, state
that after the news OF the action Of the American
government announcing its intention to seixc
grades OF sugar mad reached Demerara tho
manufacture Of sugars there Of the color
now 10 dispute, was Immediately lessened and II 10
thought by this time has probably ceased altogether.
These circular letters bear date early In November.
should tho manufacture OF this sugar absolutely
at DemcrAra Il would Of course, settle the question
now agtatng tho business Community; ~, II thore is
no9a lhsrs 70 ship there cAn Of courAe be no moro
nelfsifUS. - hsF'A ~'@stst-~ - 1850
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
ANOTHER STEAMSHIP GONE.

WRECK OF AN UNKNOWN ENoLIsH STEAMER
OFF THE FRENCH COAST.
LONDON, Dec. q, 1877.
Lloyds' agent at Brest telegraphs that 1t is re-
ported large English steamer has been lost or
Ushant on the coast Of Brittany. Packages have
been picked up addressed to the British Colonial
Department and boats containing shpwrecked
sailors and quantities Of wreck stun have been
seen at sea.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
ATTEMPT 10 LYNCH PRISONER.

PirTsPIKLD, Mass, Dec. o. 1877
Ten Eyck tho alleged murderer Of the Stillmans at
Sheffield, had preliminary hearing to-day at Barring
ton and was iully committed As the prisoner was
being taken from the Court House Determined effort
was mace 10 lynch him. Alter exciting scrimmagc
the sheriff and large force 81 deputies. armed with
revovers. succeeded getlns away with the prisoner
and committing him TO Jail
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
ENLARGING THE ASYLUMs.

Tho Increase Of insane patients on Blackwsls and
Wards Islands has been grea. that I, has pecn de-
cIded add another story the Lunasc Asylum and
IsanJ The addition to the latter will be % by $50
feet and four stories In height Another large build
ing Tor unatics s now IN course OF erection on harps
Island.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
AN INDIAN FIGHT.

DEADwooD, D. T., Dec. Q, 1871
man named Sp'sgel, ono OF the party Of SIX that
attacked by Indians short time since. up
Meyers ranch yesterday, miles from Crooks City.
with an Indian corpse dragging at the end Of iara.
the other end OF which was fastened TO the pommc OF
hts saddle He reports having been engaged IN run
ming fgnt with three Indians two oi whom he
wounded and the third accompanied him above
ad
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE CREIGHTON MURDER CASE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD. ]

[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.
LAScAsrER, Ohio, Dec. .. 1871
The defence in the Creighton murder trial examined
some eight ten Witnesses to-day, but nothing In
dIca,ive Of much detriment to he States case was
drawn out and looks az II the jury pust find Mrs.
Creighton guilty OF murder IN the nrst Degree. Tho
fact or her sex, however, may save her and induce
verdict Of nan6lauRhler.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
REFoRMAToRY. SCANDAL.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.I
BALTIMORE. Doc Q, 1877.
Al meeting Of the House Of Refuge managers TO-
night DR.. Lcas. the Superintendent Manager, whose
resignation had been demanded, but who claimed
three months' notice to quit. dismissed from the
18th inst The crucltics practced by Leas have pro-
voked widespread scandal In connection with tho
management Of the Institution.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
pRoFEsson CAIN.

The death Of NJ. Cazin is announced. Hc was Pro-
lessor Of Physics IN OF the colleges Paris and
actvc member Of tho Physical Society Of Paris NJ
Cazn sent by the Academy Sciences the Isle OF
ST. PAUL to make during tho last
passage of Venus when he contracted the germ Of the
fatal disease OF wnich hc has died. at the carly uge OF
forty years. fFt ff tN
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
SWEENEY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PRILADsLrsfA, Dec. Q, 1871
Mr.. Peter B. Sweeney, Of New York, in company
with an cxalderman Of that city. arrived here yss,sr
day, and 10 stopping ~ Chestnut street hotel
He intends % return 20 New York 70. morrow.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

#s WAsHlSoros, Dec. q, 1877
Assistant Surgeon W. E. Walters 10 relieved from
duty at Fort Columbus New York harbor. and or
dered to report 10 tho Department Of Texas for A..
sienment 10 duty.
The resignation Of Second Lieutenant n. G. John
son, First infantry has been accepted By the Prss-
dent, 10 take effect March 81, 1878.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE CONNOLLY JUDGMENT.

There fled yesterday in the County Clerks once
tho judgment against Richard H. Connolly, ex-Comp-
troer In the ST. ooo 900 suit. The total amount OF
the judgment is S. 2eo 49, which includes interest
upon the amount sued Tor. II also includes 1000
extra allowance TO counsel ana Sl16 50 costs.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
SENTENCE COMMUTED.

BosroX, Mass, Dec Q, 1871
The Executive Council OF Massachusetts has COM
muted the death Of Albert Joy, murderer Of
Charles II. Gilman, to life imprisonment
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
MEXICO.

1x-PREsIDxNT LRRDo DE TxJApA ABANDoNs
HIS PRxrExs1oxs TO THE PRESIDENCY.
HAVANA, Dec. Q, 1877
Tho steamship City Of Mexico arrived here to-day
from Vera Cruz, and brings the following intsll
gence:-
cIrY on Mxxsco. Dec I, 1877.
Ex-Prssdent Lordo dc Tejada mas written letters
stating that IL 10 hts intention 10 withdraw all prelsn-
TO the Mexcan Presidency He intends 70 retire
TO France, desires that his shall longer be
used for political purposes and recommends General
Escobcdo 10 tho suurages Of his rienda These pro-
cssions are not believed In by many OF his political
supporters. -ay s4 s.
frontier.
RAILROAD PRooRRss
The Rosecrans Railroad concession II supported BY
majority OF both Houses OF Congress- The com pany
eau government and 10 build lb0 Kilometres Of the
road before receiving any government subvsntiou.
THANKSGIVING DAY crLRBRATRD.
tnank.siy,ng& & party was givsn 2. the United States
American and English residents.
The spirit Of the Mexican press y peaceful
rHE SOUTHERN PRovrxcEs ABANDONING DlAz
AND ''PRoNoUNcrNo" FOR LxRDo.
San FRAxcisco, CAL, Dec. o, 1877
A despatch from Tucson contains the foIiowing:---
shelters from Guerrero and Micnoacan state that
General Alvsrss has issued pronuncamsnto In favor
Of ex.Prssdsat Lerdo He has 1000 soldiers and tho
movement IL considered Important a. u 10 . change
Of opinion among tho more southern provinces Of
Mexico, which until nov have been considered safe
for Daz Generals Jose Urea and Jssus Belanzas arc
IN Tucsoo and favor tho Lerdo party and ready
operate sonora and Sipsoa The prevailing opinion
The adhsnts OF Lerdo here are very confident OF
The New York herald., 1877-12-07

Mr. John H. Burleigh, cx.Mcmber Of Congress for
the FIRST Aaino district and President OF the South
Berwick National Bank, was killed at South Berwick,
No., on Wednesday night by his horse shcering OF
the bridge over the Salmon Falls River falling
distance Of twenty-five feet
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
HENRY LELAND. ARTIST.

The young American painter, Henry Leland, was
accidentally killed In Paris Wednesday, whc play.
Ing with pistol which he thought was not loaded.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
A NEW PRLLATE.

TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
as.s CHARLRsroS, w. Va, Doc. 8, 1877
Rev. James H Eccleston. Of Newark, N. j., was 70.
day elected Bishop Of the diocese Of West Virginia.
by tho Convention OF Protestant Episcopal Church
now In session here
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
Mr.. BowLEs' CONDITION.

SPRrSorELD. Mass., Dec Q, 1877.
Nr. Bowles does not suffer and doses quietly most
Of The time. He 10 emaeiating rapidly from the
failure Of assimilation Of food and grows psrceptiply
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARRINGTON, Dec. o, 1871
Commander John W. Philip IL ordered to the com.
mand Of the Tuscsrora AZ the Mare Island Navy Yard
California Lieutenant George Reissr IL ordered 70
the Tuscarora executive. ..M
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
A DEPUTY MARSHAL MURDERED.

Sr. LoUra Dec q. 1871
John Cochran who has acted a. Deputy United States
Narsnai in Ridley county, in this State, and been
very active In fsrrstlng Illicit stills that seesion
Of The country, was wayaid whom near Doniphan, in
Ripley county this evening He was shot Ia the head
aud mortaiy woundsd No arrests havs yss been
mada At tN fft@N
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE DIRECT CABLE.

NxwBuRYroRr, Mass, Doc. q 1877
Tho British steamer Ambassador, which has been
lying OIL the bar all day, WILL reported, repair the
direct cable, landing ~ Rye Beach, -st
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
JUDGMENT AGAINST A RAILROAD

In the Kings county clerks ofncc yesterday judg.
ment for So liz SO in favor OF the National Bank OF
tho State OF Now York sgainst tho Long island kail
road Company hled.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE WEATHER rrsrrRpAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
Temperature for the past twenty-our hours In COM
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year. %
Indicated by the Thermometer st Huduuvs pharmacy,
Aut
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
THE JETTY CHANNEL.

PoRr EADs. La, Dec. g. 1877.
A survey Of ths jetty channel made to-day shows
that there u twenty-five feet Of water In she channel
with q least width Of l20 fees.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER.

Loss or THE sTEAMkR MlzPAH AND AN uN-
KNOWN VESSEL IN THE ENGLISH cHANNEI-
PROBABLE THAT NEARLY ALL HANDS ARE
LOST. "enm
LONDON, Dec. z, 1877.
The steamer Mizpah, from Seville for
Leith, collided yesterday with an unknown
vessel off Beachy Head. Both vessels sunk
So far only one man is known to be saved
DESCRIPTION OF THE MIzPAH
The.steamship Mizpah was built at Sunderland,
England, in 1869, and was owned by M NJ. Cohen,
Of Newcastleon-Tyne She was schooner rigged
100 tons burden and Of ss horse power.
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
TENNESSEE's DEBT.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 9, 1871.
Tho Legislature has not yet taken any decisive ac-
tion on the sixty cent bond proposition but The ques-
tion 10 daily growing In interest,"
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
OBITUARY Y.
HENRY GOLDSMITH.

Henry Goldsmith, OF the law nrm OF Townsend,
Dyeti 4 Goldsmith, died on Wednesday morning Al
hs residence, NO. 454 West Thrtyfourth street, from
consumption, IN the sxty.third year OF hrs age Mr..
Goldsmith was native OF Holland. and a o. the
iaie Rev Emanuel Goldsmith lRabbi Menachcml Mr.
Henry Goldsmith emgraicd 70 the United States
with his parents when young. and at first
engaged ia commercial pursuits; but these
proving unsuccessful no entered the law ONCE
OF Townscnd, Dyeu Raymond over twenty years
ago as astudenL aud 10 due course OF time was ad-
mitted 70 the Bar subsequently, he became mem.
ber OF the nrm, which changed lie designation to
Townsend. Dyett a Goldsmith He PAD cspecai al.
tentiun real transactions and ache we'd tho
reputation OF being Of the most trusiworthy con-
veyaucers IN This city He "a member and had
been trustee OF the Congregation Bnai Jeshurun In
Wei Thirty fourth street. took great Interest In
The prominent jewish cnariiies For many years he
was secretary Of Inc Heurvw BeIevoIeni aud Orphan
Asylum society, Until his ial nl hca IT, PEELED
10 rcnqush the arcuous POSITION he caves a widow,
Que son and three Daughters uwo OF whom mar.
ried ana large circle OF friends ami relatives 10
mourn his loss The funeral will take place this
morning from his late residence
PROFESSOR KARL LUDWIG Won LIrrRow
The latcst mail advces announce The death OF Karl
Lcdwig Won l.tlrow. Professor Of Astronomy and III
rector OF the Imperia Observatory at Vienna which
took plrce Friday the 1sh uIt, at Venice where
lie had gone iu the hops OF deriving some Improve
ment in his health. He was In tho sixty-seyenth
year of his age having been born the 18th July
lSll at kasan, his iathcr at that occupying the
chair OF astronomy there. Tho elder Littrow. who
made the name SO well known IN tho astronomical world,
was nominated Professor OF Astronomy a, Vienna in
lSl9 ana soon after taking charge In that capacity OF
the Imperial Observatory found 1t necessary TO mako
some extensive alterations Ia It's equipment and
arrauaeinents Tho SON, the snoject OF our
present notice. succeeded his father on his
dcathS IN November. 1910. and early IN his
directorate began to urge the dcsraby u transfer
ring thc Observatory u new site, further from tho
city unc position in which ill-anptcd tor astro-
I0m'cal oDscrvationsi aud on higher ground A SUIT
ublr place iould on the TurkeuschanZe ridge OF
hill 10 the northwest or Vienna, ana famous Tor the
victory gained there Oy Soberki tho urks Here
~ spot about two hundred ana fifty feet above the
level OF the Danube. the new building began to be
erected io 1874 Professor Littrow has been called
away before being uDe TO enjoy the iaciii.
tor Astronomical research US to be a.
Vienna
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
no ANXIETY FELT Toa Hxa SAFETY BIZ THE
INxAN AGRNrs-MoRE THAN TEN PER CENT
PREauuM ASKED FOE REINSURANCE.
r IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
UNNECESSARY ALARM BEcAusz OF HER DE-
LAyED PASSAGE. f


LAyED PASSAGE. .fsa
The non.arrival In Liverpool OF the steamship City
OF Berlin. OF the Inman line, has caused some little
anxiety among the friends Of those board
now three days overdue, ana ID perhaps the fassssi
ship Of the fest HERALD reporter called yesterday
upon the agent Of the line this city, Mr. DALE and
asked for his views about the overdue steamer.
81 don't see the slightest cause for anxiety. y
said the sturdy agsn. ''Ths vessel IL only two
days overdue. But IT'S always the way Pso-
pie make their calculations that . vessel
ought 20 arrive az such and such 4
time, apd II she doesn't they Immediately get
alarmed and imagine all sorts Of absurd shinsa /
wonder why there Is NO fuss made about tho China
Bhe has now been out twelve days. and yet there is
not word said about her These people that ere in
such furry about the City OF Berlin. which 10 only
Two days overdue 70 forget the City Of Brussels
which carried the jubilee pilgrims. was out about
swsnty-sevcn days and yet got safely into port"
"what 10 your theory with regard TO the delay p"
'lt il q very simple ono Either she has sncoun-
tered unusually heavy weather or has had some acci-
dent TO ncr machinery Az for ourselves" said the
agent, smiling, tive have not the slightest anxiety.
She Is one OF The best and stanchest ships feet
msndsd py captain Kennedy' the commcdore or tSe
aeet who 10 known both here aud the other side as
pns OF the most experienced sailors In any servica
Do rensuring." /"
.'That Is nothing unusual; they do that at small
premiums against what may be called outside chances
but II s not 10 be taken sign that they alarm
II ID simply an extreme commercial prscaution, and
does not imply any serious fear for tho vcsses safety
should not be surprised 10 hear Of her arrival at any
moment You see there 10 no Ice 10 foar at this time
Of the year. and the risk Of collision In mid.ocean
small that t need hardly be taken into account'
The agent Of another steamship line expressed the
Bamc views 'Ships like the BcrD" said he. don't
70 down In mid ocean without some excellent reason.
5hc may have sustained some accident 20 her machn-
cry have had severe weather bat those best quaned
10 judge do not entertain the slightest doubt Of her
safety Any alarm on her account IT, as present. both
groundless and absurd.w
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
For tho homestead OF 1877, 1852.
For tho hom0a On Il NJ Ia6a 4 71t

tut HOH'SetcHu VI IpUo, II,
For Atlanta as the capital oil the State, ,7I9
For Mllsdgeviils as The capital OF the state 2675
J. b. Cumming, democratic nominee Tor Senator,
received SIS majority total vote OF 4450 As IN
dicatcd last night the consultation Is adopted by
largo majority, and Atlanta IL ~ 1orsed as the per.
mRncnt capitul vi the state. large vote has been
pollcd In the State. No disturbances arc reported
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
CITY RAILROADS.

COST. EARNINGS AND EXPENSES DURING THE
PAST YEAR
ALBANY. Dec. q, 1877.
The following annual reports OF horse railroads
in New YORK aud Brooklyn have been received tho
state Engine eer's olice:
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
MADAME cAIrcHoN,
MR.. JOHN H. buRLEIaH.

Mme. Cauchon, wiie Of Lieutenant Governor Cau-
chon, died at Winnipeg, Man., yesterday morning
The New York herald., 1877-12-07
GEORGIA ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Co., Dec Q, 1871
The following 10 the Official vote In Richmond
county,
For the new constitution OIo. aoainst the samo