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Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
Mr.. Thurman not a Candidate.

A dispatch from Washington says
"S0me OF the Democratic managers have
been of opinion that it would be neces.
sary for Senator Thurman to be a can
didate for the Governorship Of Ohio next
year, in order to promote his candidacy
for the Presidency in 1880. The argu-
ment has been that it will not do for
him to go into The National Convention
with the State which he represents in
the hands of the Republicans. If Mr..
Charles Foster is the Republica candi-
date, as he probably will be, the Dem.
oerats, cal hardly hope to defeat him
except with such man as Thurman.
But ii takes two to make bargain, and
the Senator absolutely refuses to enter
the race, and that is the end of its'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
..rIRED, 40 TIRED"
The following poem appeared some year
ago, and was greatly admired at the time:

The following poem appeared some yea
ago, and was greatly admired at the time:
Tired, 30 tired!
Heart and soul and brain
Utter the same sad plant,
Feel tho same dull, heavy pain:
Tired OF the ceaseless struggle,
Oi the everlasting strife,
OF the weary waiting and yearning
I hat the children OF men call "liie."
Tired Of listening for voices
That never will come any more,
Waiting for the sound Of Footsteps
That have passed to the other shore.
Weary Of rejoicing and sorrowing,
Loving and hoping In vain,
Tired OF endless striving
| For that which n ever shall gain.
Weary OF thinking, thinking
o soul wilt thou never ceasef
Worn out, and tired and weary,
| Shalt thou never know peace
| In heaven?
All ! even that word
Seems a meaningless one tonight,
For II seemeth my tear-dimmed eyes
Could not bear heavens glorious iight
That I'd weary Of the endless singing,
And my faltering, stammeriDg tongue
Gould not raise one "Hallelujah."
Could not Join the angels song;
And amid the bliss Of heaven,
The bright angelic throng,
should still be tired, weary,
And long to be alone.
Tired, 10 tired
All earth takes up he sad refrain,
Tired, SO tired
Murmur the wind and rain.
Oh +. for rest,
That heart and brain and will
Might cease their aching, thinking, working
And be still.
Oblivion's sleep would be 80 sweet.
No more TO Know
Aught OF HES yearnIngs hopes, or ears,
Its Joys or woe,
A dreainless sleep, though ages past
still To sleep on, In perfect rest.
Eternal lite know It's great,
But oh tonight It seems u weight
My spirit cannot bear.
cannot think oflii without Its strife, Its cares,
How can my soul live on,
And yet Its suffering gone?
Eternal lic No, lar more sweet
Is neverend Dg, dreamless sleep.
And yet, o coward 0ul
What dost thou say!
Wouid'st fling thy heritage,
Bl0od-bonght away3
father. forgive; know Thy word Is true,
do believe IN heaven IL perieotrest,
All sorrOws cease;
Thy weary children there lind perfect peace
A IND yet, o tod forgive.
! Know but cannot feel
Teach me 10 trust Thee more,
These Wild thoughts still.
Tired, so tired
Each thought comes with a throb OF pain,
But another morn will come,
shall be strong again;
This weakness, wearlness will pnss away.
Gods word is sure, Thy strength will be
Even as thy day"
Tomorrow strength will come to meet lifcs
toll;
Bravcly bear sorrows sting,
nd immortality will eem
A glorious thing.
But not tonight. My tear.dnmed eyes
Jhnnot pierce liie's deep mysteries,
iod's glorious purpose see;
Yet do trust in Thee
} God Thy suffering earth-chlld keep;
Thou giyest Thy relieved,
Ana am weary, "sieep."
META.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
Duprez 4 Beuedtct's Ntnstrsls.

.he above mentioned Troupe was re-
ceived last evening with what might be
termed paying audience. The char.
acter Of the performance although old
in some respects was very good. The
wtcisms We're new and effective.
Frank Carlton and Tom Warfeld as
Toddy and Bulge in Helen 9 babies, we're
received with wild shouts Of mirth
from the circles as we'll as from the
galleries. Dumont's new arce, "Tl .
Polar Bears" was also very amusing.
Taking 1t as a whole the performance
was highly entertaining and on a par
with that of other of our best minstrel
combinations,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
PUBLIC hALEs.
1EREMPTORY SALE
HOUSES AND LOTS,

OF
HOUSES AND LOTS,
In the city Of Wilmington, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1878
At2 o'clock, p. M,
Al Stidham h Sons Auction Rooms, III
No. /, A Three story Brick dwelling lnew]
With modern improvements No. 100 Jefferson
street. Size OF lot l5x6l feet.
No.2. A three-story brick dwelling (new)
with modern improvements, No 702 Jefferson
street. size of lot ibx6l feet.
No. 9. A three story brick dwelling new
with modern improvements, No. 702 Jefferson
street, size OF lot l5x6l feet
No 4. A two-story brick dwelling house,
No, 800 Harrison street. Q rooms, siEe Of lot 10
rf2 feet, running back TO 3 feet wide alley.
No. 8. A two.story brick dwelling house,
No. a0i Harrison street, Q rooms, size Of lot 10
ro2 feet, to feet alley.
No, 6and Two two-story brick dwellings,
srooms each Nos. sos and SO Conrad street
lots each lex7s feet,
No. 9. A two.story brick dwelling, 8 rooms,
modern improvements, No. s02 W. 7th street,
lots each iixos feet, running back to IL feet
alley.
No.9 A three.stosy brick store and dwell
ling. y. w. corner OF Second and Lombard
streets, lot II feet inches by Y6 feet I inches.
Persons desiring TO purchase can examine
property at any time before day Of sale.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ISAAC MURRAY.
l.. W. Stiiham h Son, Auctioneers.
a
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE SILVER

NtPECIAL SALE OF FINE SILVER
= WARE -Messrs. Merrick Il Drake take
great pIeasnre to announce that taey have
received large consignment OF fine superb
silver plated ware. with II large assortment OF
table cutlery, tea ser, urns, ice pitchers,
walters. and In fact everything used IN the
sver-plaited ware line Sale to commence
on Monday evening. Dec. 18th, at I 80 o'clock
Doors open ioi inspection on Saturday even
ing. at our auction room. sl4 Market street.
del3dt MERRlCk n DRAKE. Aucfn'rs.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
IsXECUTORs' SALE
IN ----0Y--

Personal PROPERTY.
i'll be sold Mt Public Sale, on the promi.
ses OF the late George Vcale, In Brandywine
Hundred, near tAe Practical Farmer Hotel,
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1878.
Al IL O'Clock sharp,
Two Horses, One Yearling Colt, Nine CN9
Dairy Cows. HM~
FARMING UTENSILS II Carriage, ] Dear.
born, ] Farm Wagon, Cart, ! Moving Ma
shine, Sleigh Hay Rigging. Horse Rake.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD 6ooDs, and
many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF SO and under
cash. all over that amount n credit OF 81 days
will be given by purchaser giving an ap-
proved note. JOHN +. yEALE, rYs,,rs
GEORHEVEAL "''
Steven G. Sbarpley, Auet. dcl+-2td
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

LNOR SALE.--Three new 3stOry brick &s
L houses, 8 rooms, BATH hot and cold E::i
water, on West Eighth street.
inew 3-st0ry brick houses, I'd and Monroe
! new 2stOry brick house, 8 rooms, witt
bath, 708 Monroe street.
new 2.story brick cottage house, front yarC
and porch, 3 rooms, with bath
D new 2-si0ry brick houses on Walnut stree
between llth and l2tk, Q rooms, for sale OF
rent
All of the above will be sold low and upOr
accommodating terms. Apply to VIM. ii
BlLLAkN Seventh and Market streets.
decli-u
E'9R SALE. One Double House, 9ll a.
l. Washington stree, 80 feet front. MI
eontaning l3 rooms and an office, bath, stOi G
'oon porch front and back lot 50x150 feet
deep, with all modern improvements
No. 2. One House, 80 Jefferson street, con
aiming 10 roUins and bath room with all mod.
efn 10 proyements Porch front just finished
ADl ready for occupancy.
No. 3 one House on Jackson street near
Maple, Q roams.
y, No, 4. Farms below Middleton, one near
hrandywine Springs
No. Building lots. situated In different
parts of the city.
-, III OF those properties will be sold or ex.
ehanged at the present lowest rates. Apply
Up. CHANDLER, Real Estate Agent, No. 2
East Sixth street. Saville building. where q
ull description will be shown. dc7wAdtf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

I>OR RENT One five roem house on Mar
+ shall street near Warmers Morocco Fac
tory. Rent five dollars per month. Apply to
DR.. MARSHALL, l0b W. Seventh street.
ucla-btA
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
PAINTS, OILS, Gc.
- lzzzafa-s-=a r-ara7-F=---s------ -
~ BRADFORD

MANUFACTURER On
RE COLORh. WHITE LEAD, ZINt S
'AlNTS. POGO BROWN AND Pt'T'PY.
BRADFDRD'S
"hADY MIXED COTTAGE CDLOR.,
les, VARNlSH AND Tt1RPENTlNE
WINDOW GLASS, ETC, E!C..
Nos. = AND = &. { Iil1 srsG,f
MINtiIbN DEL
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

LNOE SAl.E- very ucslrablr property on
L the southwest corner OF Sixth and Mar
set streets. Apply to q. CHANDLER, 9o5
Market street. dc4.u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
DUBLIC SALE

V1UBLItJ SALE
--OY-
VALUABLE PERSONAL. PROPERTY
ON THURSDAY,
THE lsrH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873
at 10 o'clock, u. M,
will ba sold ut SherIh's sale, At the residence
Of Geo. W, arubb, near Newport, In Chris.
tiana Hundred, New Castle County aud State
o Delaware, u large amount OF valuable per
.onal property, comprisin- 2horses, II E-W
cows, lot OF hay, wheat, corn, oats, Po RH-
tstoes, Il acres wheat In ground, lot Of straw,
arm wagon, carts, dearburns, sleigh. harness.
pows drill, reaper, grain cradle, grain tan,
corn shelter. harrow, lot OF poultry, household
sni kitchen furniture, aairy fixtures, and lot
Of farming Implements. declo.3td
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
FOR sALEOR RENT.

NOR RENT.--A desirable Store-stind H.
L the centre Of the city. Address NJ,
h ,itice. dclo-lI
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
MasQuerade Skating Carnival.

Mr.. J. 7. Mcdowell, proprietor of til,
Wilmington roller skating rink, in the
third story OF go Market street, will
give grand carnival masquerade o.
roller skating at the Institute Hall, to.
morrow wednesday, evening. This
will be one of the greatest novelties in
Wilmington, and no doubt will be
largely patronized. A pair of nickel
plated roller skates is to be- given to
the best skater, and pair of tin skates
to the poorest skater, or the one that
has the greatest number of falls. The
admission fee will be rs cents.
Shortly after midnight on Saturday.
John Malloy, New York grocer, was
stabbed and almost instantly killed
while putting up his shutters, by
Philip Whitney, drunken rutfian,
whom Malloy had helped in many ways,
but had refused to ledge that night be-
cause of his drunkenness. Deceased
leaves wife and two children. Whit
ney fled, but was arrested yesterday in
a coal yard in drunken stupor. George
Degnan, friend of Malloy, witnessed
the murder, but was powerless to pre-
vent it.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

UYANTfD.- delivered every week at my
w stall In Third street market, nicely
dressed Poultry and game, tor which the
highest cash price will be paid on delivery
n H. APPLETON. WITT
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

yYYANTED.--in ths country. y white Cir
w for general honsework. Address T.,
REPUBLICAN, office. Reference required.
dclf-2ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

vIyAETED.--One tiirl who understands
w Goat Making, aud one to learn trade,
Appl to ALFRED Ca BISON. No. East
Filth street. I.iebernan Building. dcl60'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

CNOR SALE.-A lot OF new rag carpet Of his
I own weaving at 20 cts. per yard, 3oS s.
VanBuren street. dcT-l2tds
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

NOR SALEAND RENT Well built new
+ two-story six rooms, brick Houses on
Walnut st. between llth and 18th Sts.. Prices
low and terms very accommodating For in
iormation apply to HARLAN CAUSE, Front
and TatpaiI Sts, or lG24 Tatnall st. dcl2-2md
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

CNARM + SALE.-The undersigned OF
l. iers at private sale small iarm OF 81
acres, n New Garden Township, Chester Go
Pa., near Oughkennamon Station. on the
Baltimore Central abroad. There is II good
house Barn, Corncribs, nc. Also good apple
orchard and other fruit trees. 1t Is n good
neghborhood, and desirable property for
any one wishnga hsme. Apply to ALICE
". McVAUGH, 707 Monroe street, Whining.
t0n Del. dcl2 Std .4tw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
WANTED.


NTANTED.--A competent man to take y.
w M. McCoy's Dairy. Address I'll
Market 81 reel, dr1B-Vt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
Charlotte Thomson.

On Christmas night Miss Chariot .
Thompson will appear at the Opera
House as "Julia, in Sheridan Knowles
Five Act Drama entitled "lhe Hunci :
back" This is the same character in
which Fanny Kemble created such a
furore years ago and as represented by
Miss Thompson cannot b. equalli, d.
Our amusement patrons will be delight
ed to see Wilmington Favorite in her
new character.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

CN JR SALE.-A six rooined house with
L bath. No. so East Sixth street, In good
Eiar; possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 707 Church street 5 rooms
Also a number Of small dwellings for sale In
different parts OF the city. Apply to I'M
McCAULLEY n 90, 800 Market street.
Wilmington, Del, sep2b
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17


~
are ready " ne our Holiday Sale believe the
the vast the GRAND DEPOT.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17
IaMJ Us n l,RO.

Importers and I"'i iers IT,
w NV ar = AND t' - =
'AtNTa. G,l. i';,S AHu rLMtIir
No. 2ol NAI.K TT STREET,
T'LNuNaroN npLA NArR
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

PAINTING AhD GRAININH.-rh firm
L. Of l''"kT,an X Valentine, having been
'ESolHed ~ thy deceasc OF Wesley Hickman ,
,.e Undersigned will continue the above bust
ppw at the s7c0Nd.story of the Telegraph
guiding, Corner OF Third and Market streets,
v" 'ls own acYunt WIN. II. VALENTINE.
ct25Anfd
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

LNDh SALL.-A three. story brick house 10
l. West SeveEth street, pleasantly situa.
ted. Also two good lots, on Il. sixth street,
opposite the post.oitice might be made a bust
ness place. house GA Washington street for
rent. Apply tO Il. CHANDLER, 9o5 Mar
ket street ny2T
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

Mr.. Moore at forklyn, was also broken
into and number of postle cards, ci.
gars, tobacco, &C., were carried off.
Terrap.ns.
All lovers ef terrapins or fresh fish
Of any kind, should call on Powell the
great fish man, of Third Street market
at an early hour this afternoon or to
morrow morning. Fresh fish are very
appetizing at any time of the year. He
has also few scollops on hand which
are new kind of a fish in our mark
ct.
The Danger of Wives Laughing at
their Husbands. Joshua Walker, of
Newport, R. l., last week purchased a
quantity of pork, and, taking it home,
proceeded to salt it down. His wife
soon afterward discovered that he had
been trying to make brine with white
sugar. She was seized with fit of
laughter, which continued for several
when she suddenly expired.
Mrs. Walker was only 20 years old, and
had been but recently married.
Shams.
The services of Rev. J. b. Mann have
been engaged to deliver his popular
lecture on "Shams" in the ClWmont
VI. i. church on Thursday evening,
January I'd, 1879. Proceeds to be ap.
70 the benefit of the church.
As the people of this community have
expressed desire to hear this lecture
there will doubtless be full house on
this occasion
Stanley y Work.
b. c. Goldsborough. is the sole agent
for Delaware, to sell the Harper &
Brothers. edition of Stanley's book,
Through the Dark Continent. 1t is
sold only through his agency. Ad
iress him at the Wilmington Post Of
ice.
Hop itters and Keller's Roman Lini-
ment for sale by J. R. Hartmal, Drug
yst, 9Th and Poplar.
ENDORSED by the people as safe re-
liable, harmless and cheap remedy.
DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-17

Some rogues broke into the Office OF
the Station master at HOckessin, last
night, and carried off quantity Of
segars, postal cards, &c. The Office Of
Mr.. Moore at Yorklyn, was also broken
into and number of postle cards, ci.
gars, tobacco, &C., were carried off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ALBANY. n. Y, May 5.-Justice Westbrook has
appointed james d. Fish receiver OF the IOnne savings
Bank, fixing his bonds at $4,000.
BoRDENrowN, n. j., May 5.--The written confess
sion OF Joel Glow, who hanged IN NewJefsy IA 1888 for
murder of Mss Hamilton, ut BoTenown bias been found
Wilmington Del
WATERFOWL, N. Y, May Sat MOoers Forks.
Clinton County yesterday named Barbary while
ming circular saw had his skull crushed by flying piece Of
wood. lie cannot live.
PROVIDE NCE, X. l.. May 5.-Stephen Paine,
jeweler Westmnsterst reports that HIS show WINDOW
robbed time saturday Afternoon, OF diamonds
valued at about s50 600.
PoTTsTowN, PENN May 5.-James Durkin and
Patrick Steele OF Ph9nixvile while stealing ride on the
Reading Railroad evening struck by bridge
Limerick station, and instantly killed
CINCINNATI, May 5.--Judge Cowen, at Batavia,
Ohio has set aside the verdict finding Charles Dnmtt
County guilty embeZEng funds OF the Treasury
on Of insufficient evidence
BENNINGTON, Vt, May 5.-Five men have been
Saratoga w. supposed 10 have been engaged
m the Harmon masked burglary April 49, They will DO
brought here Monday for Identification.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 5.--Michael Dutton, re-
siding in south Cotton bacs town Of 81 Lawrence County
murdered on Tuesday. His body found Friday
Peter BIesnham has been arrested suspicion When
brought IN presence OF the murdered man he was overcome
with agitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
REFLECTION or EAsT-DOUND FREIGHT RATES.
THE FEST STEAMSHIP TO Brazil.

The pioneer Brazilian steamship City of Rio
de Janero 3,54S tons burden, left RObcrs's Stores
Brooklyn, for Rio Janeiro Saturday, on her first
trip. Among her forty passengers were the Hon.
Thomas Adamson, ConsulGencral TO Brazil from the
United States and wife the Hon John Baker. United
states Minister To Venezuela, his wife and two
daughters; the Hon. w. T. Wright United States
Consul TO Santos; Suy de Iona, Brazilian Con-
sui at BaltlmOre Captain william X. Mayo L. g.
Navy, and wife Colonel W. T.. Tisde the Brazilian
barrels Of -four, mostly from Richmond Baltimore and
ST. Louis locomotive and tender from Paterson, N j.
u packages OF machinery from Buiao 80 kegs of lard
from NewY0rk: 1000 reams Of paper from COnnec-
tcut; 100 barrels of beer from So; Louis; 100
boxes OF tacks and nails from Taunton Mass Ia cases
OF dry goods from Eastern mills; 1000 barrels OF
rosn from North Carolina l5O kegs OF lard from Bal
tmOre 10 of printed matter from the American
Banknote Company; with great many small lots OF
cider starch drugs notions, bottled beer hats Watches
plated ware, ventilatOrs, type, axes and saws The
steamer also took large lot of samples OF every descrp
ton. - -.
large number OF persons present at the depart
ure of the vessel including Congressman Waddo, the
brazilian Consul Commodore Thompson, OF the White
star Lane John Kip Hopper and the builder OF the yes
sell large party went down the bay with the steamship
which was salutcd all the way down by the other
ycs,es I'm the harbor. The departure Of the pioneer
shin of the new line called out multitude OF inquiries
from nearly every state east OF the Mississippi river
showing lively interest in the subject OF trade with
RrazU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
PEACE RETARDED.

RUSSIA GAINING FAVOR WITH THE PORTE.
CONVENTION FOR 1BE RETURN OF REFUGEES
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CONCERNED FOR con-
MERGE.
Count Corti, the italian Foreign Minister,
says that there IL fair chance that peace
will be preserved, but does not say on what
grounds he makes the statement. Russia has
proposed to Withdraw her headquarters from
Bucharest, provided she is allowed to construct
camps at PlOjesti and Foksclfani Roumania has
not. so far, consented to this proposal.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has returned
to st. Petersburg, and received great
popular welcome. Chakir Pasha, the OF
tOman Ambassador, will leave for
the same city about week hence.
In England the dangers of maritime warfare
continue to occupy attention, the arrival OF
the Cimbria on the coast OF Maine having re-
vived the discussion Of the subject The diplo-
matte deadlock practically continues between
Russia and England. The Porte has signed
convention with Russia for the return of GER
tain refugees, ANA Sadyk Pasha, the Premier,
has declared that Turkey Will be neutral IN
the event of an Anglo Russian war;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Nay =. 1873.
The subscriptions to the per loan to-day were
S3ss $50.
Ex-Rcprrscntatiyc Lionel A. sheldon viii probably he
appointed District-Attorncy for Louisiana.
MS rcpnrted that ex Governor Packard before he
left Washington. was offered almost Office be de-
sired exccptthe Colcctorship ~ the Port ~
The Government has received Official information
whatever concerning reports OF prospective Fcuian IN
vaslon Of Canada. Newspaper statements ony nave
reached W. hIngton.
Ca,tan Eals received dispatch from his chic'cnci-
nccr to-day informing bun that only a.7i0 cubic Yards Of
earth si De Ia the way oi an open chanuri 100 lect
vIdc with uniform depth Of - iert through the sou'H
Pass.
T. Y Bell Of New-Yori. viii appear before the S. nth.
crn Claims Commission this week ayorng The claim of
DF. y. -. Wheeler for quantity oi cotton tshv for
breastwors before Nashville, Tenn in 1868. by General
RosecranA
The Treasury Department has received the formal p
pcaton from the syndicate for ave millions of boad' in
addition TO the fifteen millions already taken ana PAID
for The additional amount Will DC Issued as needed By
the Syndicate.
Thursday, the 3Oih inst is 10 be observed Memo
rial DAY. when the graves Of deceased Union soldiers in
the several cemeteries In this vicinity will be decorated.
with ceremonies approprat" g. the occasion Charlie
c. Williams. Of Wisconsin, Will deliver the Grafton oil
Arlington
Anurnber Of distinguished Masons met here yesterday
and formed the Royal order OF Scotland This oder has
never until now existed outside Of Scotland n was
formerly conferred Master Masons but az pro-"nt j.
TO the royal arch degree.
RcarAdiniral Patterson reports to the Navy Depart
ment from Amoy, China, under date OF March H. the
return Of the Ranger from the Island OF Iormos1
whittier she had been seat to render assistance 10 the
wrecked American bark Forest Belle The Forest Belle
left Cardiff October g. 1877, with coal and patent fuel
bound to Hong Kong. China, and February TO- 1873
struck on a suken rock IN KiyO Slang BAY, and was
bcached in about nineteen feet Of water All HANDS
saved III, captain Of thc Forest Belle chartered the
English brig Onwuff, which was tOWed TO IN" wreck 10y
Chinese gun boat The gun-bOat ui very great assist
aucr Before the Ranger arrived all the movable prop
erty had been transferred 10 the Onward which suhsc
0ucutIy sailed for Hong Kong The Forest Bell was
new bark OF 800 tons built NJ Bath, Maine and httcd
up with all modern improvements. When the Ranger
was returning from the search for the rock ne Forest
Relic WAS discovered to br fire from stem 10 stern
The Are was supposed 10 have originated fIOd sronanc
ous combustion she burned to the waters cGg'.
The Icunrs are not very favorable 10 the officers If he
ship The Ranger could not hud the rock on which she
struck. Commander Mdn'cy reports the officers ana
crew OF the Ranger all IN good health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
HARMONY IN AUSTRIAN COUNCILS.

II is officially announced that the Austrian
ana Hungarian Ministers have TO an agreement on
the Austro-IIungarian compromise.
PEsTII, May .. 1878.
The compromise will be submitted to Parliament Tor
ratification next week. Count Andrassy at the Cabinet
Council said the realization OF the Vote OF Credit was
urgently required give power for speedily concenrn
ing troops on the Transy and Bosnian frontiers
LONDON Monday, May O. 1873. .
Vienna Saturday evening papers say 1t Ia positively
stated In Parliamentary circles that the Government
will shortly introduce bill relative TO the means OF
covering the credit OF go 900. 900 HORNS