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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

The 9th OF September will be the hum
dredth anniversary of the meeting of tue
first Congress in Philadelphia.
Couldn't Philadelphia get up a little
centennial celebration? 1t would be a
good plan to invite all the present men,
bers of Congress and see how, SO far as
history and tradition will enlghten us,
they rank by comparison with the men,
bers Of the first Congress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

RELIABLE help for weak and nervous suf-
fercrs, chronic, painful and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Iulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address PULVERMACHEK GALVANIC
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ja22-lyM, W&F -ia25-1yw -eow
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17
PHOsPHORENE DESTROYER

The excessive dampness of the weather
has been productive of reaches and oGh.
er yermin that are exceedingly annoy.
ing. A few applications Of Phospho.
rene will effectually exterminate rats,
mice, reaches, ants, sc. For sale by
druggists generally. j. S. BURDSAL
& Co. PrOprietOrs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

AMERICAN COLOGNE.-A splendid
combination of the odors OF the very
choicest flowers, fragrant, delicious ana
!asting; just the article demanded for
every lady's and gentleman's toilet.
Put up in sprinkler top bottles. Very
convenient for persons travelling. For
sale by druggists and fancy sJores.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

MR.. ISAAC MILLER demonstrated to
the Democracy yesterday that he has
not lost his power in the party bya good
deal. He matured a plan and put it
through.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

THE medical authorities In New York
testify to a genuine case OF Asiatic
cholera in that city. The victim,
woman, resided in the most filthy part
of the city, and died Wednesday night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

Ditman's Sca.Salt is not merely healthful
luxury but has produced really wonderful ef-
fccts in many cases of glandular swellings,
rheumatic affections, neuralgia, sprained
Joints, sc. Sold by chemists and druggists
Beware of limitations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

ROBACK'S PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and if
specie payment is not resumed within a
few years. they will doubtless be made
a legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty five cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

FoRTY-FIvE thousand dollars worth
OF pine apples and bananas arrived at
New York last week, and it wasn't the
most fruitful week OF the season either.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

CINCINNATI wEsTwooD tNARRoW-GAUGEl
Daily. except Sunday. Time. min. fast.
Leave e., Ii. & ID. Depot, 6:2J AM, n:J0AM,
80 P NJ, 6:25PM.
Leave Brighton Station. 6:35 NJ, 500 AM,
II 80 A NJ. 2:45 N, 5:30 P M. 6:IUPM.
Leave RoDbs (WesUwOod), 5:j5 A NJ, 7l0
A NJ, S:35 M, 1874 P M, 4:UJ Pm. 6al5PN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave BrlgnUon Station, $40 A NJ, 1l15 N,
! :35 NJ, 2:41 P M, $40 Pm, T:2O Pm.
cave Robb's (Westwood), 900 AN, 10:30 A
N, 1880 M, 2!lO M, 5;2O M, b:4J M.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

No event OF the revolutionary period
has been more ftly or patriotically cele-
brated then was the battle Of Benning-
ton yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

THE Democratic hosts of the Times
office unite with the Enquirer Democ-
racy in the effort to make ST. Hoffman
the nominee for County Auditor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

THE dentists are just going in on Con-
yentions this summer, tooth and toe
nail.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17
THE STAR,

JOHN A. LOGAN proposes to go West
and grow up with Colorado.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

THE Governors at their Philadelphia
meeting will not discuss politics.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

Searching will discover all things;
aud to discover as well as remove i'm
purties OF The blood, the best blood
searcher is DR.. Bulps Blood Mixture.
, 1877-12-07
QHi1uARY.

= .Rsecias Dsst4afeA Ia TNa cafcagn 7yihnxe.
KALAMAZOO, sttcl,., Dec. GA telegram was
received hero few hours ago from Aiken, e.
e., announcing tie death OF Charles 4. Dates
one Of tho very prominent aud wealthy resi-
dents Of Kalamazoo. Mr.. Datcs and fa.niiy left
this place onty a short time ago, Intending 10
pnss the winter In tue south. The sad news Of
his sudden death Is received here With profound
sorrow. Deceased was universally known and
respected throughout the State.
fp-r4ni Bi.n7fch fo ne fafc1zn 7yftnns..
6T. PAUL, Mlnn., Dee. G.-Amhcsat WIllongh.
BY, Of this city, WILDLY known as "Dfsl,op
Milipunhhy," died this morning after two days'
ilIntse. I1c eamc herc FROM 0a1cnn in 1878, nnt1
was Df tho firm Of WtlloughbY 4 Powers, w.lirh
operated tho first stago lines established III
Minnesota, Including tlIo FIRST stage Inc into tho
Territory from Prntsfo du Chleu.
, 1877-12-07
CANADIAN NEWS.

&nee}n fAtShaf~k n EHfA1dn 3tthHns
sr 1o,tn' % n ~ r. Dcc. a~DInhthcr'a ro, nr.va,,.
.,". -. r .s. 1'. 49,. ws..s
70 mn a1aFm!nE catent III many parts OF hcnt
County, principally among tic French portion
Of tic population. Upwnrti of sixty cascs l,nvo
resulted fatally In thu parishes oi Rlcnlbucto
ND wol,tnrt,n
~" ss.a.., n,.,',,.. >, ,a1 rn,.,,, ,>.,.uu.
,,..Ts'. su.n' .e na" ~ ~ 49,. s.Iy YTu1,.S tae.
President Of tho Canada Paper Company, stop
ped payment, unforeseen liabilities contracted
,ritt, lin Sfontrcal. Portland q r}oaton Hallway
r',,nna,,r no.,,,r ths ,rlnn,,a, c.,,sn IT, t,..
handed Ills estato over to hia creditors,
rathcr uIan allow IL to bc sacrificed.
It Is probable I'll extension Of satisfactory ar-
rnnpe,nont NAV f,o arrived Mt. Ut. Iahi1,rIc.
arc staseu AZ slov.u~' 4ho tanef companY Is
not Involved W Tic fa!urc. The stock MnrEet
IL slightly better to-day, tile Montreal Rank
being small ifActiof better, While othGT stocks,
scrlbcd "a steady.
Sstrai nap1!eA e r. 1aita9n , M JFseyn:h .:t:,,,
VTIAMA: Rec: IA G.spatca i5om Mlnlpes
etatcS ,t that aiauat'o Caucnon uica this morn
gret, ti,c ; deceased lazy having made large ,
c1fe!e ot 1llehaS oarl"g hcs Fesioeace u VT
ta"a' e.1,,, ,,..,,,.. T., r.. ,.,.,.. nu..,r
Ar. "gg "gnt1y. " II. q IInr 8'mEiftv fret ~ ,ho
trgns @ G ol Walkcfs G,ock trlnc9 William street:
!elt y to.aay. t9iso"ea ny largo portion OF
eMans ,nera a,9 IL ~, nnug; I a1isnaa.G ,ir tnc ell
ton q QUO or two xo wer9 carried down With
tnc tAin9 wy MM's. r. ~ Was ntst sunPoseu tt.at
elgnt men iao oaeG e71sMeu 70 Geatn: ,oat o.!
ssgnpci VIII s'!Gnt INJURIES len tnonsaaa
t1tnass m' "urtu " tlolIettf "as uestruytu.'
The oyycrnmcnt steamer Ncwla|d took 1o1
aahlp,es from Calaaa 70 tto tafis Exai1tioii:
am!s agasss ~ cuaes w " 70 h1su, We!l VIII
Reeenanato Msae ano.ncf t,P. nc Gtntassiouer. missioner
uQHE4TH ~ Q0 III WQFuHHFE HlNHulAG1HfE&Y l1S
, 1877-12-07
". F, cool lBAuGH,

TO fh$ EHRDr a Inc IfffnHf.
CH1uAoo, ucc4 t.-An Incident dtsplaying Tho
real character OF William F. CoolbauRh. though
trE1fng enough, In itself. n,ay possess sou,c ILL
terest to tllosa who knew him we'll. Before tho
great fire, was manager OF a joint stock COM
was = stockholdcr. Mt. CooIbaugh represented
Grimes ~ attorney, and ths brought Us In con-
tact.
When the fro occurred I was preparing to
ata1t East to solicit certain agencies fur Our co.
Germ, and On tho strength Of the good standing
of the latter, number OF prominent bnlkcre,
who know me chiefly as til manager, signed q
serystEong intaorseMcnt OF both tho concern md
myEclf. Thc tdp Was no: inaIc. nftl inmGd-
passed out Of exIsteuco. ras its sue
cessor, and, having IN view tue same com.
bInations with Eastern parties, drcw up new
paper and approat;hssl tue same petsons for
declined, circumstances Il. lla visw altering
cases. ~. Cuolbalgh Was one of the frat
appfoached. lilo was sitting, at the desk In his
Temporary office On WaIash aycnue, when
wa'kea M ~ h. IL no1alag out h h. bana & no ss!1,
will Think 30 whcn / aax you to allyn this
Il what IL tta'
"a very stron0 recommendation
l am not auro you dcservc 1t, but 1.taka It
for grantcd YOU would not usk mo to 4gH my
thing ought not ton wcro his words ~ lio
nnatcllcl a pen and cIeliea bis name without
rcadlng q lIe. Kind duxpsesAluns Afterwards re-
psated to me indlcated that | possessed lla
rontdence to greater degree than had sup
p0sGu.
Last winter became acquainted In the South
with the brother OF Mr. coolbaugh's t'Fst wife,
kind Eegsnts. Meeting Ar. C. on the street In
March last repeated tho message, all,t saw that
l'c was gratillel to have besn sctlcmbcscd. iu
lnaue kind inqutries fof hta br0thcr-ln-law, who
is . prospcr0us merchant At Vcrsaliles Ky.
the "bluoRras region" aa he knew 1t many
yeRrA ago.
The death OF Iii. coolbaugh did. not take
s y u s'e'ss r srspHs " o asS,y ssy r Gt ss s,
been advancel. He w4s man oR uncommon
intellectual powsr and very ltuc literary ta.te.
ILL., great t1lenta found scope IN political llts.
an4 for : nms tn Tue saTeer * . banxuE. SUE
business was fully established lls occupation
was not all that his nature demanded. In In.
paired health N srtiYo bEatn sometimes ts.
comes ahnortnally aeuts ana p,owcrful, aud the
itself. The lack Of apectal objects vi ambition
and exertion prepared him with his sensitive
organization to suEer acutsiy the crttlcl1tns
provoked by ha conservative, policy during
tMhe M srouudisss c6args of timiilty. m lIss -
It over occurred 10 al1v body that the great
banker clusea ms d0ors at that tlmH betause
to was too honest to prefer csrdltors who could
nut sutfcr by Ata susDension, but would aIIrsr
losa by = rual Il 10, It may also be:suRgrsted
now that he was brayet ia eiosiug than others
were IN keeping open.
hut tn return 70 tha causss Of his upttmely
end. Disappointment at falling to ba undeg-
stood BY the community hu loyed aud served
10 we'll eliminated alter years. VI fll.heaith ia
hraln fever, 1n whith without any otLer caus:.
and for no uther Eeasop, ha suahfy chose death
rather thun survive the decay OF hts powers.
RECOHKAtaYAhT
, 1877-12-07
THE CITY OF BERLIN.
Fears that the 1nman Steamer Of That
Name Has Been Lost.
Tho Vessel Several Days Overdue,
and tho Underwriters
Anxious.
a Largs Ocean Bteamor Reported Wrecked
On the Coast Of France.
Papers Washed lshors lead to The DelE.f thai Il
II thu Kissing rtssel.

ADftfnt nsspdfca h f1s tated1o TrJhtlnt.
NEW YoaK, Dec. A-Fcars arc entertained
that thu large English steamer wrecked oil the
coast OF Brittany. As reported In tho Ltoyls'
dispatch, Is tho Clsy Of Berlin. The 71tnt. asks,
"rs 1t the City Of Bcr1tna" and
prints n description of the vcasci, with
cargo n,d passengers. It says: "TIe dispatch
seems to leave no doubt thnt the vessel ntn-
toned Us lost m tho coast OF brittany Is tho
City Of berlin. when the fact that packages all
dressed to tho British Colonial department
were picked up near the sccro OF tho
wreck il considered In connection witt,
the known presence on ho1rl tho vessel
of tho Hon. F. ". plunkctt, one Of the Assist
nnt Secretaries of tho British Legation. to the
United States. Tie C'ty Of Berlin carried 5s
cabin and LEU stccsago passengers, besides a
crew Of 15o,-tu all, 81 souls,
"Tha 1sland Of ushanf, OF which thu wreck
is reported, is tho most westerly Of seven
Islands belonging To the Department Of Ftnis-
terre. The City Of berlin, Ut the 1nman Lite,
left this port Saturday, Nov. "a. Tho Battle,
which left at tho same time, arrived at
Queenstown three days ago. The Bolivia
from Boston, the Victoria md Vatcrland, oil
leaving on tho same day. hare been reported
arrived. Tic delay IN tho arrival Of tho CITY ol
Berlin has given rise to cravc fears, nut these
hare hitherto been held IN check by tho conf,
dencc expressed by tho psops!ctoss and agents Of
the limo on both sides the water. Thctnsurance
companies have not shared this confidence, and
to-day risks would not b. taken hero by The
Atlantic Mutual at less than 10 per cont The
passengers on the Berlin include Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. B. Ctarp, Of Chicago; Cnpt. F. ?. Perry,
Of tbs British AF1ny; William RIghy and n. 8.
Grccnhlli, of tho British ryle team; ". r, Hen
nessoy, of Morris, ILL.,; and tho Key. ". II.
Charming, Of Boston.
"The ynluo Of tho cargo was about $3.50, 600.
Tho Berlin has a reputation "a one of the
fastcat ocean steamers. She wns built 10 1874,
In Scotland. Capt. James Kennedy, command,
Ing, has bcon for twenty years connected with
the 1nman Line, and has made moro than Goo
voyages"
LONDON, Dec A--The owners are confident
Of the safety Of the steamer City'ot Dcrlin now
twelve days out from New YORK for Quccns-
town and Liverpool. They do not bcllere her
shaft or machinery broken, but think 1t IL
prpbabte that the propeller il damaged by
wrcckage, and possibly she 1nay hare something
Ia tow. Tho Ffadaeter says the premium at
Ltoyd's for reinsurance on tho steamer lad.
vapced to ten Rutncas yesterday.
BREsT, Dec. 8.-It Is reported that largo En-.
glish steamer has been lost oil ushant, coass Of
brittany. Packages hare been ptcltcd up nd
dressed to the British Colonial Department,
, 1877-12-07
EXPLANATION,

New YoRK, Dec. GA Havana letter says
that the Aiossrs. Welsh Of Philadelphia, one Of
whom. is Minister to Englnnd, obtained the pro-
prictorship, through mortgages on the plun.a-
tons purio and Frclegrafo, hut gavo nh ltnn.c1l-
atc order to their attorneys to fell the planta.
t!ons, for tue express reason that It was not
convenient for thetn tu larc property Will.
s1aycs attached u II. II they appear still us
owners til the records, It is for tho sole reason
that tho utl1cial document Ut tho sale llas been
retarded by unforeseen crcllts.
, 1877-12-07

1txtsus 3Hkp3t* - 1NS tRstU9V 9Ftk9k4.
cAKliavlLLt, ILL.,. Dec. a.-Ths Board Of
Supervisors oi Macoupn County held 4
lAeetiog In this cisy to-dxy, and Withdrew the
proposition 1or compromising our Court. House
debt It Is ccuts On tL1 dollar. Tue tide of pub
lie opinion had set In 10 strongly aeaIu4t the
proposition submitted that tue Board, In ron-
tuFulltF to tho wishes OF ibeIr eonstituefts,
bowed to their nsauAatrs, and II IL ptobuble
that the Us cent tlauset " urged by the Co.!l-
mitttee VI Sixty, vii ~ inserted u i uew
pxopo=lsiuu.
, 1877-12-07

srRlNaYtELp, ILL.,, Dec. 0.-1n tho unlted states
Circuit Court to-day, BILL for foreclosure was
dIed By Judd d Whitehopse, af Chicago salie!tors
for thu rnlon Trust Company, Ut Ncw York,
against tho Cairo / 81. lqu!s Railroad. Tho Trust
, Comnsny u TFn4tee TOR ths mortgage bondholdrrs.
This mortgage for s., 500, oo0, with accrued inter.
cat, Aggregates over 50. 900, 600. The appol1t-
meut of . Receiver was nssed. Tho Coutt granted
thu docsee, and appointad Henry ", SlnIthsrs.
Of New York, VI Receiver. lIu qualidsa, and lat
Tonight 10 take charge VI tho ro1d .o.tnosrow.
With hls aprolntasnt, Il s.atea tao facilities Of
fvr tho pru.npt pay!asu ut muntAy Of en,p!ayss aud
operating ezpcnses and tot thv satlala:ton Of ths
Tbs iuepn,o AZ this toa4 hA4 Of late loaa tlcntcd
bY tbs dsprsaslou Of tho Iron uut coal iutaRsata-
and has boan operated By President Gpndes onl3
by overcoming Rfeat obstacles.
, 1877-12-07
DENTISTS.

CoLuAHus, O., Dec, e.-Tha State Dental So
clctT to-day elected the following officers:
President, J. c. Whianery, salsm; Vic=-pre.t-
dspts, D. 4. Jennings, Cleveland, F5aak A.
!!unter, Cincinnati; Corresponding Secretary,
4: =: Emmtn4es, Columbus; Treasurer, ueorga
". KtalY, oxford; members OF tbs Hoasu Of
E1aminsFs, ]. Taft, Cincinnati; +. Il. Kchwtu-
kel, Chlllteotha.
, 1877-12-07
Il Itpyal iSKllruA4t-t;ozeh.

A new sa1oo.lcarrtage, Intended for the use
OF Gu. en- Victoria and tho Royal 1au,i!y, has
been cotjstFuctld by the London u Southwest
eEn jtulwaT. The carriage, which Is about a!ty
feet long, nine feet bi0n. aud eight feet IL
breadth, II built OF teak, aud the oors a1e ttte,t
With a1Yet-platsd haudlcs. Tbs drapcrtes ara
buB aul Ell1 eEetopps, aud there asG ea4y-
etnIrs, cuurhss, aud liable. tho tntartos wool
work trlag polished teak. The saloon las
travelled At aa NSaslau4a 4p$s4 u skxs1-sss
u,llex ~ Aour with ea.s.
, 1877-12-07
: !,

Special Dlso.tch tn TIE Eafedsn Tribune.
GALrsnuta, ILL.,. Dec. 0.-TtIc Stdtc Doatd Of
Health is In session in this city. All tue tnem-
bers. DR.. t'rogory cxcepsed, arc present. 4
large number OF uAYkIrians hare applied for
certificates under their Diplomas, and seventeen
presented themselves for examination. Tbs
Hoaru will probably ndjourn tomorrow.
, 1877-12-07
CURRENT OPINION.

Wnnto1-Scnntora wh0so votes nrc not
owned by Pcntentiary wardcns; also, a few whoss
private business In of less importance thsn tho
Government OF tho Unitad statcs. - I,hiiadiipAta
I'Ftss t8ep.).
They say Hendricks aud Hampton IL tho
Democratic ticket for 1850. hut I! South Carolina
snxst ba represented. why uet 1IcaArIsss aud pa.-
tcrsonr Let there be d little couellatlun.-dibaav
Ertasng Journal tRtp.).
The Republican rnrty will DO IN position
l'cmocr4sle party Y !csoftst By it, fa.al Rcn,ns
Of 1sepunliean President. and shs restoration of
rTers.-rst. Paxi I4onstr- PTt;s tfna. Rep.}.
Everywhore tho admission Of Kellogg aud
na;'sF T. losksd upen o. ;'sr;eeful earaaia thss
time hare beun consumed in dlscnssng Tho cases
Of thcse unworthy men. anu all to reach most
as sSd ra gGses as sna1 ss 81 9
M esas = Ills t ri % faquea aS9 h2a
tEep.). n,~
II tic Republicans bad gracefully 90.
aud proved thesr faith by their works, there Is 10
power On earts that could have kent tic South
, y u S to es s' A. tSs
untl! \ DrmocERtlc Ad1ainlstratlon succeeds IN
uniting tau different ,eetens on BAL. q Fsa,
Administration eaa Do tlis. eccsuso .he present
hateful, OF tbs ltadlca1 Bcnators provrs roo
:as tas' ai sa; p9t{
{Dtm.).
At tho North the Republican party repro.
sen,s thrift intelligence, character conscience,
md IT lheFoforo esnancrti 9t the South II has
hare had NJ da.h of brlliiancs ani 10 rsIeen.!ns
trait Of goaerosity. and II has therefore failed;
Vt hs foanda;Sns ot r. .tFenF.a aTS theso and
peoplo WIN want legislation and standardization
causes which lii the Nspaslica" paity to power
elsewhere w,ll l,avs FREY co4rse la ayefy soathrsa
ssale.-utaed Nfrala ti'tp.'.
The rssult [the aeating Of Kel1ogg] pro.
ducea tho kcenokt disappointment hcre. Thsfs
ta natlonal poI.tlcs 70 aaEa S Eoai.saa snaes fSs
thv Denvns Of thn pattc. at lstKs. EFen South
i .daittsd. md Paapson, I ihs lss rsu,a.ns II sss
erat: ,Thu Democratic Senators. without. much
Louisiana for tho sakn Of getting Gutlcs In. II
may hars been tho bsst baERatn That could hare
ssss ssse.f. fa9 Ist ID sa
IyMe1 tL's0':l.
The Republican party IL not Ia the critical
condition It. snemies suppose. There may b. sar'
aance Ut optu!on ou cortssa queatona aud tuue
lhsta + NJ hesttaiion ia uphold ag thu, original
principles " tho organization and III maintaining
a wsh e.. Il. b1ss i nss
with thu best Interests al tho Country md VElea
wa!s tstiy sEain,t Nil the con-etvasss elements.
cttste nav 4saatats u0t to thoss ths past
i has no d1ed policy. u dti't4 shout Ike ru.'
SstT,s sat =. ,ep b. aa.a,
way. When II il ppt bsturs thu wind snd u stcady
tas time y T. na.i4atsd la such feckle,. say
With what II may encounter, There fe ~ much
, 1877-12-07
and tho Ler1o1sts hero seem very confident Of


LHRDo RErfHZs.
CrTr or MExtCo, Dec. 1.-E1-Presfdcntl l.crdo
do Tciada has written lcttcrs stating that 1t !.
Mexican Presidency. lie Intends tu retire 10
France. desires that bis name shall no longer be
used for political purposes MI recommends Gen.
Escobcdo to the suffr1gea of his frlen1s. These
professions arc not believed In BY many Of his
political supporters.
Various bolies Of troops arc marching towards
tho frontier,
, 1877-12-07

part Of tho night. and the dancers wcre not 10
bc beaten. When left, At about 2:3o, thcy
Of serrants handinx forward humber OF tho
tosslcst rmblcms for that dance, afttr tho fash:
lon Of Frcnchmcn helping to put ont fire. /
hear there VIVA supper at !, hut e!vs It you
M nero ruInor, which you will be pleased to
verify from the official reports. i,
RICHARD WutTEtN0.
, 1877-12-07
FINANCIAL.

1'noT, N. Y, Dec. 0.--Thc National Exchange
Bank, capital stoctt o000o, has cono Into vol
uutary liquidation.
May YonK, Dec. 0.-Tha London Assocla-
lion has advised, and tho Syndicate proposes,
subscription for Sl0. .000, ,000 Of tho 1 per cent
bonds,
, 1877-12-07

8pTc14H 1N3Ws9e@ ~ l44 E#3t19H 134buRA
1xp.AxAsotls, In1,, Dec. A-liateoad uiatasers
propose to begin the wss upon tho ticket .seapers
next weck, Under tho law passed bY tho last
lcR.slasure no ono II Authut1zed TO aeti tickets
over aay or part Of any ROAD In tbs State without
authority Of ths GsnsEal NanAxef, except tho per-
seu who has bought tektt to- hons nde ~. Ind
Of from $40 10 3lUo.
, 1877-12-07
INDIAN PROSPECTS,

xotx1aI p4aa.eA to Ta4 Garage 1stkus<t
NAsuisosos, u. g., Dce. G+-An oi1irtat In
formation keiativc " the Indian troubles lAter
than that already published haa besa received,
although general Indian war IL pot considered
, 1877-12-07

;. BosroN, Dec. misunderstanding 81.
bcri., from Livcrponl.
New YonH, Dec. d.-Arrlvcd- d-2tca,nshIps
China ami Franco. from Lirrrpuoi.'
ANTwrn,, Do:. G.--Arftvcd-tSteamshfp
yadurland, from New York.
, 1877-12-07
TEMPERANCE.

6pec1al HsadtcA ia TAt tAted1a Trtbua<
SPhlauSisLp, ILL.,, Der. 6.-Ths second meet
iuy ut the B!us- Ribbon Temperance movement
Was even mofa largely attended than Last eyen-
ing's meeting. Ons luadred Ant elghtv-dse,
aeSerl Of them heasy dsiaksrs. sIxnsl tbs
pledge,
, 1877-12-07

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Doc. 6.-Tha quarters, din
ing.rootns, and stable of tho County Work.
House, on Presidents Island, two miles below
thc ctty, were entirely destroyed By flra to-day.
Loss, about 5000. No insurance. Tho prop
crty belonged to tho estate Of Gen. Forrest, de.
CEASED.