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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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SEsDA1 EVESiSe, 18th inst. aS at % o'SloeP.
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O'Clock, in Franklin Hall, corner of 9th and q
1t FRANK A. RHODERICK. Rec Sec
MAsSNIGTRsEs viii be sPefa sGRye
No; TO MORROW, "wednesday, 29:h,l at 80
fss the Of rhe
Members are earnestly requested to be punctual in
e0Tdisy @ nVted to attend By sSS orGsr Of the H.
it. E.H. CHAMBERLIN, Secretary.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED AGREE TO
next. the Both Instant. ''Decoration Day Its
requested that paper maturing on that date be paid
SAMUEL Norment, President of Central National
5. f. Austin, Assistant Cashier of German
American P,s ToSs NatiSnsI td% . Isa Bank
H:T,: H:P: Ss@R sSSsssH g. : Co., Bankers.
.JnG. !: ]. cresWeil, President of Citizens Ma
W. Laird. Jr., Cashier of Farmers and Mechan-
{ A. James, Cashier OF Bank Of Washington.
Chas. Bradley, Cashier of National Bank OF Re
H. {. SWAIN Cashier OF Second National Bunk.
samuel L. Mattingiy, A. Treas. German -Ameri-
can savings Bank.
Middleton & Co., Bankers.
Il. Z. Snyder, Treas. National Savings Bank.
1t Post.
~ THE YOUNG EVANGELIST, Rev.
Wy THOS HARRISON, at Dunbarton street Nj.
L. Church, Georgetown. Services at 10 m.
and ~ p. m. All invited. my27-3t
80 STATED COMMUNICATION OF
W. FEDERAL LODGE, No. !, F. A. A. NJ,
viii be held on TUESDAY EVENING, the 2S:h
instant, at 7:30 O'Clock. Every member Is re-
queSted TO be present, as business OF Importance
viii he transacted.
A Special Communication will also be held on the
29th instant, at O'Clock p. M, sharp, To attend
the funeral of our late Brother JOHN I. HooyEa.
BV order Of the W. NJ.
mya7-at WI. 6. BROCK, Secretary.
=" STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
w Notice is hereby given that meeting of
the Stockholders of the WASHI NGTON AND
GEOEG GETOWN RAILROAD COMPANY will
be he'd at the Office of the Company, No 100 Penn
Sylvania avenue. on THURSDAY. MAY 80. 1873,
al 12 O'Clock III. By order of the Board of Direct
Ill. HURT, President.
c. NJ. KooNEs, Secretary. 1923 ct
40 THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
NY Stockholders of the EAST FAIRMONT
GAS, COAL, AND COKE COMPANY. for the
election Of officers and the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before it, will be held
MONDAY. June 8, 1878, at 2 O'Clock p.m., at
No. 1411 st. NV. Stock not transferred five
days prior to that date cannot be voted Applica-
tiCns for transfer to be made to the Secretary,
tie city Post Onice. JAMES Z. BELL,
Secretary OF the East FairmOnt Gas, Coal, and
Coke Company. my22-tje1
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BILL APPROvED.-The President lay ar
proved the bill authorizing the Commissioners
of the District to refund certain taxes errOn-
eouSly collected.
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nLD CLOTRIN6, AC.-L. RICE, dealer in
&C., 623 7tb street tso0Ibwest, ofersgreat bargains
He pays the highest prices in CASH Tor the several
20 noy6-0
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS O-DAY.-lnternal
revenue, s219 $50 %: customs. S396, S92 Is.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the four per cent. loan to-
day. $401. 500
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
today were Senator ChriSSiapcy and Repre-
Sentatives Burchard and Robinson of Massa-
chuSettS,
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A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS of the House will be
held to- night to take action on the Senate res
OlutiOn to adjourn sine die on June 10th.
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The Markets,

The Weather in England.
LONDON, May 2S.-The weather today is
fair, but unfavOrable to the crops.
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PERSONAL.-Gen. Butler and Senator CODk-
ling had long conference together in the
cloak room of the Senate today.
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pONDS Ard STOCKS.

United States Bonds Of all kinds:
D1sfrict OF Columbia Bonds of various tssueS:
washington and Georgetown Quarterly Stock:
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and Stocks bought
and sold By LEWIS JOHNSON q Co, Bankers
mAr1Eu 10th ct. and PenEs nvenne
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LADIES' GOODS.

IADlES dUUIJS.
GUNNER IMPORTATIONS,
hrpreSef ting the largest and most diversified stock
of LADIES SUITS in Linen. PurCaIe. Gingh am
White, COiOred anu Figured Lawns, and BuuIing:
PeIcae and Linen Wrappers; Circulars, listers,
Robes de Voyage.
Also, several very beautiful and new designs in
Muslin and ValencienneS SUITS for Commence
mentS, all at lower prices than any previous SEASON.
NJ. WILLIAM,
902 Pennsylvania areHue.
7Cite Treyise, Paris. my27-tr
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SUMNER RESORTS.

- sPfINGS. 5Is miles northeast of a
Winchester and L. miles southeast or fYG:Ay
SLepheLson's Depot z o., Frederick 4...5X /
county. Va. Terms: SO per day, S12 90 per
and $40 Per month of 2S day children and servants
half price. Round trip tickets from all prominent
points. From Baltimore TO Springs and return,
Is 70; frcm Washington to Springs and return,
$3.50. Tickets good nil 1St November.
my IS- colin L. &. JORDAN.
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The Eastern Difficulty.
ENGLAND AND TURKEY.
Report that England Will Protect Con-
stantinOple.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND ON A BETTER
FOOTING.
Comments on the Favorable Prospects
for Peace.

NEW YORK, January 23 A London special
says Sir Stafford Northcote was to-day waited up
on by private deputation of conservatives, and
during the conversation which followed, regard
ing the Eastern question, the chancellor informed
the depulatlon, which consisted of members of
Parliament, that the government intended to pro-
tect both Coustantlnople and CiallIpolis, and I'M
less things changed the government might ask q
money vote on THURSDAY.
The British fleet has been ordered ON Molo
Bay to Beseka Bay.
ST. PETERSBURG, January %. From nforma-
rion derived from well informed quarters, il sp
pears that the latest sdvices from London aud We
emma are of rather a sali factory character, and
he relations between Russia and England are now
on a better footing
BERLIN, January %. The semi official Cores
pondence thi. evening, says
1t perceives in the earnest and successful nego-
tiations for an arrnstice the probability of a spec
dy conclusion OF peace. The article adds:
Complete peace will not be settled by the two
helligereut. slene, and the solution of the ques
tons wi ch have to be taken into consideration
cannot to a certain extent be effected without a
previous understanding of the European powers
and their co operation. But the relations hitherto
subssting between the powers appear to afford
good grounds for trusting that at this decisive mo-
meni of eastern complications success will attend
the eifjits to bring about a solution, while fully
protecting the interests of general peace. A
pledge of this seems to be afforded by the wisdom
and moderation of the Emperor of Russia. His
intimate union " it'll the neighboring powers, and
the peaceful disposition recently manifested by
England"
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DOLLAR OF OUR DADDIES.
The Bin Introduced by MIR. blaine IN
the Senate.
Authonzes the Coinage of Silver Dollars.

WAsHINGroN, January %. The bill introduc
ed ia tue senate to-day by Mr.. Blaine is as fol-
lows:
\ bill to authorize the coinage of silver dollar.
for circulation and make the same legal tender,
and Tor o'her purposes.
BE 1t enacted, &c,
That silver bullion may be deposited at any
coiuage m Mt or at the assay Off e in NV York
tor returns IN silver dollars of - grains of
standard silver at such rate or ice per andard
ounce OF bullion. as from time TO time be fixed by
the director of the mint with an approval in writ
luS OF the secretary of the treasury and which
rae shall correspond exactly DO. bile with the
mar het rate. And the bullion thus placed shall in
"a l.llton to other equiIed coinage authorized bv
tue eSistinL Jaw he coined without delay to the
full cAracuy Of the minis.
see "a. Ihai any gaiL- or profit arising from
the coinage Of silver dollars shall after the pay
meut oI tie lawful wastage be covered into the
uea~ IiN Of the United States at the close of each
fiscal year.
sec 81. The silver dollar herein au thorized to
be coined shall be legal tender as by the existing
law IN common with gold CON- for AL sums up to
and lucludln. five dollars, and for all sums ex.
ccedug five dollars the debtor shall have the right
10 tender in lull payment and the creditor the
right to demand one haif the amount in gold coin
aud one halt in silver dollars.
Sec. /. Fine Or standard gold and silver bars
bearing the stamp of any coinage mint or of the
~ office at New York, shall be received by the
assistant treasurer at New York for their stamped
value, which shall be their coinage rate respec-
lively, and com certificates shall be issued there
for by tue assistant treasurer, 10 the same manner
as com certificates are now issued for gold coin,
and the certificates issued shall be redeemed by
tne secretary vi the treasury on demand at the
oiilce Ot the a. slant treasurer at New York, in
coin Or stamped bars of bullion deposited, at his
Up.I0n.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE-
3laila Senneate 5'uuraal.
PORTLAND.
Resolutions.

PORTLAND, January %. The Board of Trade
to-day passed resolutions favorng State insolvenl
law to provide for contingency in repeal Of the
national bankrunt law.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
The Russians Advancing on
Gall0pOli.
Rlm0Fs Concerning the Disposition
Of the Refugees.
Irritation ut the English
Attitude.
Gen. Gourko's Fight with Sui
eiman Pasha.
SUFFERINGS OF THE
TURKS IN THE MOUNTAINS.
The Turkish Parliament wish to Hasten
Con. luslons of Peace.
THE RUSSIANS EXPECTED TO REACH
THE NEIGHBORuOOD OF GALL
POLL By SATURDAY.

LONDON, January %. Report of the Russ an
| advance beyond Akranople are beginning to at
tract attention. Wild statements from CONSTANT
nople do not eommand much credit.
In the House OF Commons, yesterday, the under
secretary Of the fore IN department said the for
eign office had received Information that a strong
Russian force was maiching on Gallipoli, and had
received reports concerning the truth OF which II
| had no means of Judging, that the Russian troop:
were advancing.
Reports we've undoubtedly forwarded by the
British Ambassador at ConstantineI lie, as current
rumors.
The panic in Con tartinople is consequent on
the evacuation OF Adrianople, and the arrival OF
| thousands Of refugees would Ue sufficient to &C
count for the circulation OF such rumois.
Their transmission here may be a new effort 10
induce the British cabinet to take some step which
would involve IA breach of neutrality, and IN simi-
al sense will be construed by those who believe
b smsrck wishes 10 see Engla involved in wal
with Russia.
The special dc atch from Berlin this morning
states II Is expected turkish peace delegates will
refer the less acct able points of Russias condi-
tons TO Cons,anuuOple; that in this the Rus
SLAMS will advance; that Austria seems to be coli-
fdentialy inf, rned OF Rus,is's deter mlnation to
advance in the direction Of Constantinope, if the
terms Of peace are not i'm acdstely accepted.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg speak OF tle ir-
rltstion there at the English attitude, and quote
the uterinces of the mi official press to the eff
in const quence OF Englsuds refusal to recognize
peace Concluded without the participation of
Europe.
Further Russian bulletins show General Gour-
kos three day fight with Suleiman Pasha con-
sisted of ear AID flank attacks by Goutko. These
were hardly resisted. The Turks Efforts were
chiefly directed to escaping. Gourko states his
loss was five hundred, including five officers, and
fifteen hundred wouude
Report. from Coustantinople say Suleman Pa
sha brought Oft thirty thousand me II, after incred-
lhle suffering among the snow-cad mountains of
ThPce.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 49, 1t is repo ed
that the Governor OF Gsllopois has lately left that
town.
The Turkish Parliament yeted to address the
sultan, a,kng 10 hasten the conclusion of peace,
or If that be rendered imposs bic by the exholb-
tant character of the Russian conditions, TO or
ganize resistance TO the bitter end.
Another desp patch says the Russians have ar
rived at keshon, aad are expected to reach the
neighborhood of GalopJli by saturday.
The fleet comma nded by hawthorne Bev has
started for kavaa, to embark Suleiman Pasha 5
troops. Half the army will be conveyed to CALI
poll and half TO Constantnople.
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FORTY.FfrTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. January %.
SENATE.

on motion OF Anthony, the committee on naval
AFFAIRS was discharged from further Consideration
OF Surgeon Diapers case, and the committee on
judiciary now having the Runkle case in charge,
was directed to make the inquiry.
Sargent called up the Senate bin to prov ide for
5he removal of the naval observatory, which va.
| laid over
Inc senate then resumed consideration Of the
Matthews silver resolution.
Cockerell of Mo. continued hi. rsnsrks In favo,
| of the resolution
Blame introduced bill to coin silver of 30 ma.
| ny grams as the director of mnts shall from time
10 time prescribe, and to be legal tender for Eve
dollars. ~
Mr.. Cockrell spoke at some length in favor NJ
and Randolph in opposition to the Matthews reso.
luton.
At the conclusion of Randolph's remarks Lamar
took the floor, but yielded to motion for an ex-
| ecuilve session.
Here short debate ensued regarding the time
when vote would be reached on the resolution
| and amendments.
Blaine suggested that the Senator from Ohio
Matthews postpone his resolution until after the
silver bill should be acted upon. The resolution
stood light across the path of practical legisla-
ton.
Matthews declined TO postpone bis resolution.
lie was ANXIOUS to have vote upon it, and was
wiling to undergo as much personal inconven-
fence as any other Senator. He therefore gave
notice if the majority of the Senate would stand
by him. be proposed to have the session continued
on Friday until the resolution and the pending
amendments were disposed of.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and when the doors we're opened adj ,urned TIL
tomorrow.
HOUSE.
Ellsworth Of Michigan, introduced bill reliev-
ing bank deposits from internal revenue tax; re-
feired.
The Houre resumed consideration Of the bill
to amend existing laws concerning commerce and
navigation of steam vessels.
After some discussion Luitrel withdrew the
amen dments.
Ward offered an amendment repairing ocean
steam SHIPS to carry mortar and other appliances
for casting shot lines on shore 10 case of ship
wreck adopted.
Having disposed of all but four pages of the bill,
1t was LAID aside, and the Speaker at 3 o'clock
presented to the House the resolutions adopted by
the late Senator Bogy OF Missouri.
Euloges were pronounced by Messrs. Cole and
Hatcher Of Mo-, Wsddell of n. c., Phillips Of
Kansas and others.
The resolutions were adopted and the House
adjourned.
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LOUISIANA.
Petition.

NEW ORLEANS. January %. The members OF
he Re urnlug Board have presented petition to
the Superior Criminal Court, praying for the re-
nova oi the case against them to The u. S. Cir
tuit court, under sec GIL of The United States re-
Used statutes, on the ground rat the law anthor
iz,ng jures 10 aud Tor the Parish of Orleans, in
criminal case, operate Injustice to the accused n-
ismuch as it places in the hands of the officers an
horized by law to draw juries, power which ena-
'les them to draw such jules as they may think
per, ad that in this nsance, out of he whole
are, there is not colored man. For further
r, son, thst BY Writ of the ex istence of great
,ublic prelude, in til minds of the white popula-
ION Of this city, ne ieers have willingly or uu-
willingly drawn suen a jury as are believed to be
impressed by III is prejudice.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHIcHgO, JanuaTy Y5l Itfb.
FLOUR-Extra spring is4 50a5 rs.
WHEAT-No. spring, lQ6a.t. sash; IO64a
lOSa Feb lo3aa0. March; No. S 9sa ;. rejected,
STA.
CORN-No. 2 mixed 40&; cash 395.: Jan, 40;
Feb 40 = rejected sol.
oATs-a35sa cash A. Jan; s31.c Feb.
RYE-No. Z, Sic.
BARLEY-No. spring, 52-ac.
DRESSED HOGS-4. 20, bid.
PORK - Cash 10 o. al0 10. Feb, 10 75H =,
Mar, IL 10.
Feb. 22h.
BULK MEAr Shoulders lis s.as.c; short rib
sides, SKA &C.: short clear rib, 6ta O.
WHfskEY-Western, 20 =.
fREIGHTS-Corn TO Buffalo, shc.: wheat do.
Va.
URECEIPrS-Flour u 900 wheat $50 corn o.
100; oats "a, QUO; rye 500; barley 5000,
sHlPMENTS-Fiour $500; wheat 1900; corn
$1,000; oats 5000 rye o,to0; barley 7,OOS,
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DOINGS or THE HOUSE COMMIT.
TEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Consid ration of the Venezuelan Mixed
Commission Claims.

WAsHINGToN, Jsnuary.23. The question of
the Venezuelan Mixed Commission claim. was
taken up to-day fol- con -deraton by the sub-com-
mittee of the House committee on foreign affairs,
consisting of Messrs. Hamilton, Forney and XII
hnger.
The interests OF the claimants were represented
by Mr.. Wilson, and those Of the Venezuelan gov
eminent by Mr.. Pile.
After a good deal of coloquy it was determined
nave the test nony taken al the last session Of
he Attn Congress printed, aud counsel will be
heard Eext Wednesday on the question. First,
whether the awards OF the Mixed Commits ion
we're taiated With fraud, and second, if so whether
the House can originate measure directing the
executive to suspend the operation of decree
made under Treaty Of the commission with for
lgn power.
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LABOR DIFFICULTIES.


MARLBORO, January %. In melee at the
depot last night, five OF the new workmen i'm
ported from Maine, became demoIslzed at the
demonstrations of the Crspins, and have dsap-
peated.
Last night two workmen belonging in Shrews-
bury, were returning from Marlboro, with stock,
when near Gates Pond were stopped by crowd
Of one hundred men aud boys, who threatened to
Kill them if they did not drive back, saying "they
were taking brc Ad out Of their mouths"
The sheriff afterwards escorted the men home
and protected them from the mob.
The public sentiment in Marlboro, to-day, is
decidedly against the Crispins.
A force Of state police siIived this evening
frnm Boston.
Tie selectmen have voted to increase the police.
The Crispins claim the acts OF violence are unaa-
thoiiZcd by them
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SAMUEL BOWLES.
The Ceremonies Comprising the Memo.
rial Services.

SPRINGFIELD, January %. The memorial ser
vices of samuel l}owles. held at the Church OF
Unity this afternoon, were fully attended, and
lasted from to 4.30 o'clock
Among those present were Gov. Rice, 1t. Gov
Knight, ID a. Wells of Norwich f. A. Walder Of
New Haven, Marshall Jewell of Hartford, P. NJ
James of New York, Frederick Brooks of Wood
stock, VT Ex-Gov. talbot and President Seely.
The church was elegantly decorated with flow
The services were full of tender, feeling trib
utes to the dead journalist.
Railroad Commissioner Briggs Of Springfield
presided.
Letters were read from Chas Flancis Adams
Conn,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Proposition to Reduce Foreign
Ministers Pay.
the TREASURY CLERKS To BE
REDUCED IN NUMBER.
\ Probability of Remission of Taxes on
insolVent Savings Banks.
PROBABLE NOMINATION OF REQ.


WASHINGTON. January %. The sub-commt-
tee having charge of the diplomatic and consular
PM, partially agreed to reduce charges Of the
leading missions, British, French, German and
Russian, from sl7 900 to $4,000. A reduction
Will also be made 10 the pay of second and third
class missions.
The temporary roll of clerks in the treasury de-
paltment is to be reduced from one hundred and
forty to twenty. The proportion of employees
from the South is much larger than from the
North, so that orty-one of the persons to be dis
charged are from Inc Southern States. and thirty
one from the North.
The subordinate subcommittee of the WAYS and
means committee favor RENTING the tax oh saw
ings banks.
1t IS understood that General c. II. Wilcox ex
confederate, will be nominated for United States
Marshal Tor East Tennessee, for which Mr.. Wad
ron was rel .cted.
NEW YoRK, January 30. Washington des-
catches say Lamar will speak on the silver bill ac
cording TO hi- convictions, aud vote as he speaks
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
Examination of the Blk Supposed to
Hold His Remains.

SAN DOMINGO, January %. The Spanish
steamer Acantara arrived here from Havana
bringing the committee appointed by the Spanish
gocernment to exami ne the box supposed 10 con-
tain the remains OF Christopher Columbus. The
examination was permitted after many formalities
had been gone through with. The box was re-
moved from the place of deposit, the seals broken
and the inscription closely examined. The bones
were scrupuously inspected and photographs tax
en- of the remains. Several physicians were also
pre- mt.
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, January %. Louis C. lluck, ex-
county treasurer, to-day paid over to the county
$40 900 OF the 100000 he was unable TO account
ior when he retired from the office. The former
sum he received from u A. per cent. dividend OF
the Third National Bank. lie intends to make
good the remainder during the week.
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ELECTION FRAUDS.
Enormous Frauds in Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, January %. The report OF the grand
jury Ind, Systematic and enormous frauds were
committed n'tle registration of voters for the
November election n 1871, by classifying the poll
book. III the office of the city clerk, in which a
large rumber Of fcucious names were skiliully
and carefully prepared they would have been
checked had they actually voted at the election in
1876, OF which those books purported TO be a true
record. Five hundred and forty five such fcii-
ciousnsmes were found.
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iHarrtfc

In this city, Jan. y, by Rev. II W. Til EN- Mr.
Chas. l.. Tuner of Moscow, to Miss Mary II. Wade
Of Augusta.
In Portland, Jan. 10, Albion H. Brown to Miss
Sarah Dwinal, both of Portland.
In Tnomaston, Jan. &, Geo. l.. futile Of Thomas
ton, to Mrs. Mary l.. eastman of hockland.
In Vina haven, Jan. o roscoe Smith To Laura e.
Bray.
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FOKt IGN.
Austria.

New YORK January %. A Wanna despatch
,aNs the ministry have resigned hut it is highly
probable a compromise will be effected.
England.
LONDON, January %. Arrived, the steamer
Thames from Portland.
Turkey.
Mr.. Layard the British ambassador, he received
telegram from Osborne announcing that Queen
Victoria has subscribed one hundred pounds to
he Turkish compassionate fund.
France.
VERSAILLES, January 3D. The Senate to-day
Oall1ted without result for life senator to FIJI the
'acancy occasioned by the death Of General De-
Aurella DePaladiDes. No candidate had the re-
luisite majority, 1877 The Duke DeCazcs, late
minister of foreign affairs, who was nominated by
the right, received lbs votes, and NJ. LeFranca,
republican, 1879.