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A BLAZING VILLAGE.

MrLLRRsrowN, PA, THREATENED WITH DE-
sTlUCrIoN--vALUADLE BUILDINGS IN
FLAMES.
PfrrsBrRoePa, Dec. :, 1871
A special despatch from Mllerstown, Butler county,
dated December 2, one O'Clock A. NJ, says:-A IRE
broke last night about half past eleven O'Clock
and destroyed two blocks In tho business centre Of
the town.
PROPERTY DESTROYED
Tho Bank House, n large hotel, G. 8. Aldiugcr's
drug and cigar store, Mr. Forst's clothing store and
Mr. Fredericks' dry goods store burned. and the
Are is spreading rapidly.
THE PLAxRs uNCuEcKRD.
The value oil properly already destroyed Is TO be
estimated by thousands dollars, and tho lrc ID
still raging. Efforts are being made 10 stay iu prog
ross by tearing down buildings In i,s course.
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HENRY LELAND, ARTIST.

The young American painter, Henry Leland, was
accidentally killed In Paris Wednesday, whic play
Ing with pistol which he thought was not loaded.
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THE CONNOLLY JUDGMENT.

There filed yesterday in the County Clerks once
tho judgment against Richard u. Connolly, sxComp.
troIier In the ST. 0oo suit. The total amount OF
the Judgment is S. 200 49, which includes interest
upon the amount sued Tor II also includes q, 600
extra allowance 70 counsel ana $ll8 90 costa
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

NEwBrRYroRr, Mass, Doc. O. 1871
Tho British steamer Ambassador, which has been
lying on the bar all day, WILL - reported repair shs
direct cable, landing ~ Rye Beach.
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THE wxArHrR YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
Temperature for sne past twentyfour hours in COM
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year. a.
Indicated by the Thermometer st Hudnus's pharmacy
HxnALD ButidiuR.-
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A NEW PRLLATE.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
.ss CHARLHsrox, w. Va, Doc. 8, 1871.
Rev. James H Eccleston. Of Newark, N. J., was TO-
day elected Bishop OF The diocese Of West Virginia,
by tho Convention OF Protestant Episcopal Church
now session here
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MR.. BowLEs' CONDITION.
srRISorELD. Mass, Dec.

sPRIsonELD. Mass., Dec. o, 1877.
Mr. Bowles docs not suffer and doses quietly most
OF the time He 10 emaeating rapidly from the
failure Of assimilation Of food and grows psrceptply
weaker.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 9, 1871
Commander John W. Philip 10 ordered to the com.
mand Of the Tuscarora At the Mare Island Navy Yard
California Lieutenant George Reitsr ID ordered 70
the Tuscarora executive. #Naf ff#a #sss
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JUDGMENT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

In the Kings county clerks ofcc yesterday judg-
ment for S. liz SO in favor Of the National Bank OF
the State Of New York against tho Long Island kail
road Company was hled.
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TENNESSEE'S DEBT.

NASHVILLE, Dec 9, 1871
Tho Legislature has not yot taken any decisive ac-
sion on the sixty cent bond proposition but the ques
tion 10 daily growing In interest,"
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TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER.

Loss OF THE sTEAMkR MlzPAH AND AN uN-
KNOWN VESSEL IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
PROBABLE THAT NEARLY ALL HANDS ARE
LOST. "eH
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 xIzPAH
Thesteamshlp Mizpah was built at Sunderland,
Of Newcastle-on-Tyne. She was schooner rugged,
7eo tons burden and Of 9s horse power.
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THE JETTY CHANNEL.
poRr EADs, La, De

PoRr EADs, La, Dec. q, 1877.
survey or ths jetty channel made to-day shows
that there 10 twenty-five feet Of water In the channel
with o least width of l20 iees.
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l,4l2
For tho homestead OF 1877, 2662
For the homestead Of 1858, 1,72l
For Atlanta as the capital OF the State, l, 77a
For MiIedgcviile as The capital oil the state, 2675.
J. b. Cumming, democratic nominee Tor Senator,
received SIS majority total vote OF 4,450 As IN
dicatcd last gut the now consultation Is adopted by
a largo majority, and Atlanta Ia ~ iorsed as the per-
manont capitul of the state. A large vote has been
pollcd In the State No disturbances aro reported
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THE CITY OF BERLIN.

no ANXIETY FELT FOB HER SAFETY BY THE
1xxAN AaRNrs-MoRE THAN TEN PER CENT
PREMIUM ASKED roR REINSURANCE.
IBx CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1877.
The propretors Of the Inman steamship line ex-
press entire confidence in the snfety Of the steamer
City Of Berlin, now twelve days ont from New York
for Queenstown and Liverpool They do not be-
lieve that her SHAFT or machinery is broken. but
think that probably her propeller is damaged by
contact with wreckage They say she possibly may
have something in tow. -strf HaM
VERY HEAVY RATES.
The Financser says:-"The premium at Lloyds
for reinsurance on the city OF Berlin advanced to
ten gulneas yesterday" s&sa@
UNNECESSARY AIARM BzcAusz OF HER DE-
LAyED PASSAGE. "a s.sar
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, and ID perhaps the fasssss
ship Of the eet HERALD reporter called yesterday
upon the agent Of the line In this city, Mr. DALE aad
asked for his views about the overdue steamer.
81 don't see the slightest cause for anxiety"
said the sturdy agent ''The vessel IL only two
days overdue. But It's always The way. Pso-
pie make their calculations that . vessel
ought 70 arrive At such and such .
time apd IT she doesn't they Immediately get
alarmed and imagine all sorts of absurd thnsA /
wonder why there l no fuss made about tho China;
she has been out twelve days. and yet thcro 10
not word said about her These people that ere In
such furry about the City OF Berlin, which IL only
Two days overdue forget the City OF Brussols
which carried the jubilee pilgrims, was out about
twenty-sevcn days and yet got safely into port"
''what II your theory with regard 70 the dsays"
'lt ID very simple ono. Either she has sncoun-
tsrsd unusually heavy weather has had some acc-
dent TO ncr machinery. AZ for ourselves said the
She s one OF The best and stanchess ships neet
She has crew. all told, OF about $50 men, 10 CON-
mandsd by Captain Kennedy, the commodore Of tho
aee who 10 known both here aud the other side as
Notwithstanding all this those Interested seem TO
Do reinyuring.p -
"That Is nothing unusual; they do that at small
premiums against what may be called outside chancc
II 10 simply an sxtreme commercial prscaution, ana
does not imply any serious fear for tho vcsses safety
should not bo surprised 10 hear Of her any
moment You soc, there II Ice TO foar this time
OF the year. and the risk Of collision In mid-ocean 10
10 small that IL need hardly be taken into accounLp
The agcnt Of another steamship line expressed the
same views "Ships like the BcrD," }" said he .sdon't
70 down in mid ocean without excellent reason
5hc may have sustained accident her mschin-
cry or have had severe bat those best quanod
safety Any alarm on her account H. ~ present. both
groundlsss and absurd"
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Average Temperature yesterday AZ
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yeM....... .............s..... u
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MADAME cAUcHoN.
Mr.. JOHN H. buRLE1au.

Nine. Cauchon, wic Of Lieutenant Governor Cau-
chon, died at Winnipeg, Man., yesterday morning.
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MEXICO.

xx-PnEsrDxNT LRRDo DE TEJADA ABANDoNs
HIS PEETENsIoNs TO THE PRESIDENCY.
HAVANA, Dec. 9, 1877.
Tho steamship City Of Mexico arrived here to-day
from Vera Cruz, and brings the following intslli-
gence:-
CITY OF MRxico. Dec !, 1877.
Ex-President Lerdo do Tsjada mas written letters
stating that II 10 his intention TO withdraw all pretsn-
sons 10 the Mexican Presidency He intends 70 retire
10 France, desires that his name shall no longer be
used for political purposes and recommends General
Escobcdo TO tho sunrages Of MS iriendR These pro-
fessions are not believed In by many OF his political
Various bodies Of troops are marching toward The
frontier
RAILROAD PRooRRsa
The Rosccrans Railroad concession 10 supported By
majority Of both Houses Of Congress. The com pany
agrees deposit $500 900 as security with the Mexi-
can governments and 10 build l60 Kilometres Of the
road before receiving any government subvsniiou.
THAyKsaIvIN0 DAY crLgBRATRD.
Thanksgiving party was given ~ the Unitsd States
Legation on the 29h u and was attended by all the
American and English residents.
The spirit Of The Mexican prsss y peaceful
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Co., Dec 9, 1871.
The following 10 the official vote In Richmond
county,
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OBITUARY.
HENRY GoLDsMrrH.


Henry Goldsmith, OF the Law urm or Townsend,
Dyeu 4 Goldsmith, died On Wednesday morning at
his residence NO. 45t West Thrty-fourth street, from
consumption, In the sxtythird year OF his age Mr..
Goldsmith was native OF Holland. and y o. the
late Rev. Emanuel Goldsmith (Rabbi Aenacheml Mr.
Henry Goldsmith emigralcd 10 the United States
wth his parents when young, and al 1rst
engaged in commercial pursuits; but these
proving unsuccessful! no entered the law ONCE
OF Townsend, Dyeu 4 Raymond over twenty wears
ago as astudent aud 70 due course OF time was ad-
united 70 the Bar subsequently, he became mem.
6ci o. The nrm. which changed lie designation 10
Townsend Dy.tt a Goldsmith He PAD especial III.
tcnton 70 real estate transactions and achieved tho
reputation OF being one OF the most Trustworthy
vcyaucers IN this CITY He was u member and had
been trustee OF the Congregation nai Jeshurun in
West Thiriyourth street. anc took great Interest in
Tie prominent Jewlsn cnuriies For niauy wears he
Mas secretary OF Inc Heurew Benevolent aud Orphan
Asylum society. cnti bis TAIL! NJ hca til applied hm
to relihquish the arluous POSITION hcleaves widow,
riedh snd large circle OF frcnds ami relatives 10
mourn his loss The funeral will take place this
morning iroin his late residence
PROFESSOR KARL LUDWIG WOW LrTTnow
The latest mail advices announce the death OF Karl
Lcdwis Won Iitrow. Prof essor OF Astronomy ana Di.
rector OF the imperia Observatory at Vienna which
took place GU Friday the 16h ult at Venice where
lie had gone u the hope OF deriving some Improve.
mcnt in his health. He was In tho sixty-seyenth
year Of his agc having been born the 18th Of July,
ISL, at Kasan. his iahcr at that time occupying the
chair OF astronomy there. Tho elder Littrow. who
made tho name well known IN tho as,ronomcoI world
was nominated Professor OF Astronomy at Vienna IN
1919, ana after taking charge that capacity OF
the mperml Observatory found It necessary to mako
some extensive alterations In It's equipment aud
arrangements. the son, tho snujcct OF our
present notice. succeeded his father on his
death, IN November, 1910, and early IN his
directorate began TO urge the desiraoy u transfer
ring the Observatory 10 new site, further from tho
city nc position In which ili-adapted for astro-
I0mcai ooscrvatious aud on higher ground. A suit.
able place was ound on the TlrkeuschauZc ridge OF
hiii 10 tho northwest OF Vienna, anu famous Tor the
victory gained there ny Sobeski over Iurks Here
~ spot about Two hundred fifty feet above the
level OF the Danube. the new building began To bo
erected in 1874 Professor Littrow has been called
away before being uDle to enjoy the increased iacl
ties tor astronomical research III hus to be Afforded al
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TEE SOUTHERN PBovNcEs ABANDONING prAz
AND s.pRoNouNcrxa" FoR IEapo.

AND ''PRoNoUNcrNo" FOR LERpo.
san FRAxcsco, Cal, Dec. Q, 1877
A despatch from Tucson contains the following:--
"Lersers from Guerrero and Mchoacsn state that
General Alvsres has issued pronu ncamsnto In favor
Of ex.PrssdsAt Lsrdo He has 1000 soldiers and tho
movement 10 considered impostan. a. II is . change
OF opinion among the more southern provinces Of
Tor Daz Generals Jose Urea aud Jssus Beanzas arc
IN Tucsoo and favor tho Lordo party and ready
operate and Spsloa The prevailing opinion
is that active operations will take place very soon
The adhssnts oi Lerdo here are very confident
Cesh
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CITY RAILROADS.

cosr 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 At tho
Sfaia Enrin ecr,s Office
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There were Twelve persons injured aud one Killed
on tnis road during tue year.
BRoADwAY RAILWAY OF BRooKLYx.
Stock aud Debts
Capitul stock (a paid IN. $20O, COZ
Funded debt by last present report. 200 OO0
FIoutpg deDt by last report. ............ 33, 1903
Floating debt BY present report. 33. 308
Average rate Of interest, seven per cent
Cost OF road and equipments. 4S6, COS
Number oi passengers during S05, 73o
Time OF trips, eighty minutea
Expenses.
Maintaining the road. ....................... 4157
Operating the road aud repairing Lee, sU5
For interest. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15 6U5
Dividends OH stock, three per per quarter
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NERVOUS TX AUsTIOx-A MEDICAL ESnAY UOV-
IN prsing series OF dsvsrsd Kshns Nusssu
Anatomy New York. the Of asuro
decline showing ndispusa6y hoe ess health may
gsinsd Anordiny clear ynopsis Of the v
marriage and the treatment Of physical dsbi
hy. being the result Of ~ years. experencA Price, ~
dsnaA 81 kast 10Th st.. New Yorg.
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For tho homestead Of 1877, 2,es2

For the new constitutions, s.Ois; .sains. .h. same.
, 1877-12-12
TEL G r A M s.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

NEW YoRE, 9th Dozen. ber.-Telegrams
from the seat of war Tin Europe) announce
that Suleiman PashA has bad an encounter
with the Russian forces at Elena, and after
ssvere fighting succeeded in capturing the place
and killing three thousand Russians.
This success has liberated ten battalions of
Turks who were gu arding the Hahn Boghsz
Pass.
The fall of Tirnova is now expected.
Mehemet Ali Pasha telegraphs that the Rus.
slams are retiring from their positions and that
only the wretched weather prevents a general
engagement.
The "Times'' Paris correspondent states
that negotiations now pending are supposed to
conceal a plan to bring about a second disso
lutivn of the Assembly.
The Paris journal " LIE Soir" states that M.
Dufaure will probably succeed in forming a
new Ministry,
NEW YoRK, 9TH December.-News from the
seat Of war lin Europel reports the capture of
Popkoi by the Turks.
Russian headquarters dispatches state that
the advance Of Suleinan Pasha on Tirnova has
been checked,
In France, M. Dufa urs is still endeavouring
to form a Cabinet with the GO. cooperation Of
Mess"s. Batbie, WaddiDgtou, Leon Say and
ChristOphie.
The Paris correspondent of the London
"Times" telegraphs that the Ministry has re-
signed and that NJ. Dufaure insists upon nomi.
mating for the Cabinet suob men as will restrict
the State from seizing and prosecuting the
National Iress and guard against capricious
dissolutions of the Assembly.
The steamer " Mezpah" of Leith collided
with and immediately sunk an unknown vessel
Oft Beachy Head. One man was saved,
The floating wreck of a British steamer is re-
ported to have been seen of Ushant near Brest.
The 1nman Transatlantic Steamer City of
Berlin" 10 now considerably overdue.
Abe United States Treasury has directed
the seizure Of the I" Brooklyn" loaded with
Demerara sugar. consigned to Messrs. Arm.
strong, OF. New Haven.
New YORK, December 9TH.
Flour per barrel st. Lawrence brand ST $50.
Meal per barrel $34
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel. $134.
sr Crystals per ID /, u toSH.
Ds Fair to good refining PER ib III to. u.
English Islands Molasses per gallon 35 to
40 OTIS.
Premium on Gold 1921 tog.
Exchange New York and London, 48l.
LONDON, D december 7th.
{ Dem. Crystals per cwt. sR1 90. Cd.
Sugar Muscovado do. go les. Sd.
(Clayed Havana, No. ~. se1 ae afoat
Demerara Rum per gallon 1l74 in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. &3 1910.
OOnsols 96s to +.
Bank Of England rate Of Discosnt 4 p. 0.
Rsntss 1875. ~ 49,
81 1 GENERAL NEWS IA
$780,, -
, 1877-12-12
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

VT is hereby made known, that the pro-
ii hibition. issued under date of 18th
September a. c., against importation from
the Island of NEVIS Of horses, cattle,
mules &c &c. has been repealed from this
date in consequence of the cessation of
the cattle disease then existing there.
Presidency's Secretary's Office st.
Croix 18th December 1877.
S.. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-12-12
D E NJ R A R A.

The great drought 10 this colony has
continued so long that tenders have been
called tor to bring pure water into town
from the upper Demerara river. The es-
tates have suffered severely The most
serl US consequences were feared, but one
or two showers have since fallen, and
prevented the entire exhaustion OF the
stock OF tain water in GEORGETOWN. The
weather is, how .ver, most unfavourable
for cultivation, and sugar making, which
had already begun, has been stopped on
some estates for want of water in the
trenches to float the punts
The COL0nist speaks thus despondingly
OF the dry w-ather and the sugar crop:
"BO'h in own and count ry the tcafci-
ty OF water for drinking and co"king pur-
poses Is causing extreme Inconvenience,
and we fear will soon be the cause OF
much sickness unless we are blessed with
- change of weather, of which there is at'
present very little hope in appearance 8.
At the very earliest it is not likely any
change will set in until the next new
moon. and it is painful to contemplate the
probable condition of all cla' ses by that
time. We earnestly call upon the autho-
rites, the Town Council and the Govern
ment, to take INN ediate steps to alleviate
the distress that is coming upon us sUsthout
any delay. Much suffering and even loss
OF lite may occur, unless immediate steps
are taken to supply water to the inhabi-
tants Of the city. The country districts
are, we understand, also suffering greatly
from the severity of the drought. As for
the sugar crop, we hardly know how to
speak Of it. On estates that can grind,
we hear, the care juice is of a good dem
slty and the returns are good, but there
are many estates that have been obliged
to stop making sugar for want OF water
in the puut trenches, and others that will
soon nave to stop grinding for the same
reason. Under any circumstances we
fear the crop Of 1877 will fall short OF
that of 1876, the rainfall in July and
August having keen so much less than
usual. What effect the drought will have
upon the canes to come of in the first
part of next year, it is, as yet. impossible
to say it must be very disastrous, but to
what extent we cannot pretend to say,
until we come to the end Of the present
dry season. 80 81 JH9sx
By a unanimous vote OF the Court Of
Policy the sum of $4,000 has been grant.
ed to the Indian Famine Relief Fund.
TRINIDAD.
Sc Much interest has been taken. in the
sale BY auction Of Eve estates aitnated
in most choice land. and belonging g the
late Nr. Antoine sJoyan, SINCE whose
, 1877-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Acknowledgements

Urn EFT be~kjendtgj0res herved, at det under
~ 13de September d. A. udstedte Forbud
med Indf6rssl hertil fra Oan NEVIS at Heste,
Kvpg, Muller &C. D. D. err blevet hevet,
son Folge of Sygdommers Orhor paa
bemeldte o.
Praesidentskabets Secretariatet St. Croix
den lite December 1877.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-12-12
ST. cROIx AVIS.

man who should never have had tho
power to disturb the peace Of a nation
thoroughly determined to govern itself.
and regain, 10 so doing, its ancient prestige
among the first nations Sofithe world.
: The marriage of the young King Alton
so of Spain with his Cousin the Princess
Mercedes, daughter of the Duke de Mont
pensier has been fixed for 23rd Of January
1878. Let us hope that it will not be
again postponed and that all viii pass of
happily.
We rejoice in a marriage for love among
kings. It sets such a good example to
their subjects, and in these. degenerate
days when romance is ridiculed end des.
pissed, such examples are sorely needed.
The Lord Nayor of London having
received an intimation from the Duke of
Buckingham, Governor of Madras. that
the famine IN India has been fully met,
he has decided to close the Mansion House
Famine Fund. The amount collected is
reported to exceed 945O,O OO. for
$2.25O 900
England can we'll pride herself upon
this muni6cent charity. Her greatest
enemies could hardly say that Ter people
have not done :heir duty nobly and well
In this instance at least.
, 1877-12-12
)a GENERAL NEWS

Our regular 5tAderA {f va are fortunate
enough to have aDy) must think that 10
, 1877-12-12

Telegraphic information from France
up tn the 9Th instant reports the same
unsettled state of things. M. Dufaure
is endeavouring to form q cabinet, which,
if he is at all. successful. will insure at
least, one or two needful. reforms; Those
of curtailing the power of the President
to prosecute the press. and to dissolve
the Assembly at his caprieious desire.
will be. of advantage in steadying the
Republican form Of Government. which
hasI Of late been 90 rudely shaken, BY a
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