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OTTAWA Canada Aug. l5--The city has re-
sumed It's usual quiet aud no further denomination Is
expected from either marty. Ameeung Of Irishmen and
French Canadians last night In 81 Parcks Han decided
to appoint patrol OF twontyone men, under command
of u O'Donoghue T. The object Of this is 10 give
alarm to Union men in case OF disturbance number "
speeches made one speaker saying that the Orange
men would never be- allowed to walk In the lower town
II Is SAID that tho OrNgcncn OF THIS district Will have
monster protVs the 9TH vi November PTut staut
named salmon was badly heatn by rnughs fleld
street last NIGHT and ththulc, whose name IS not
Ana "A
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Why O'Doaovan Rosa Re.lsned d.

Mr. O'Donovan Rossa, the Fcnian leader. is in
Fl Peters Hospital Brooklyn under treatment for pa
rayss Of the legs About four months ago he went to
Toronto to lecture. lie met with carriage Al u
small station mile from Toronto in order that hc might
avoid danger from the throng AZ the depot in Toronto
lie wa delayed IN getung on the tram until IT had
started and then he stumbled ami fell he iclt
inconvenience hut lately h. has become parayled IN the
legs While PRISON IN Chatham, Eng and he says \
ailor Jumped him and hurt his back aud that trouble
has tied IN his legs lie Is getung better but On
account of his sickness has resigned the Presidency Of
the FenIAn brotherhood
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A Molly Mcguire Convicted.

SuNnuEf, Aug. l5.-The Jury in tho case Of
P''rr IcNanus. Molly hagufe, on tral here during
n' lai week for the murder Of Coroner HesSr AT
shAmokin In December. 1874 went out at 81 r. yes
hfdaF, sud hls morning returned verdict Of guiity
o. murder In the Hrst degree" John o Sei an sceOlS
bA,e ~ Tie eue wall Ne At be tiled ior the same Ode vac.
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cody In baltimore.

BALTIMORE Aug. l5,-Mr d. l.. Moody. thu
evangelist has rented house IN this city and will
move here with his family about the FIRST OF October
III. health has been somewhat impaired by his abors.
and he desires to come 10 Baltimore TO rest and
perate lie IL also anxious 10 devote time 10 study
than his active work has heretofore permitted No abcr
nace Will he erected was at hrst contemplated but
Mr. Moody viii hold meetings during the winter month
~ the chuices and the public halls IN various parts Ut
the city, probably as many as three each weok Mr.
Sankey going TO Europe aud. consequently VIII not
accompany Nj, Moody ~ BalunlVre
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Chau,.u.ua'. Religion. Assembly.

FARrotNr N. Y, Aug. l5-The morning
eienei with thunder shower The Rev. II Warren,
u OF Philadelphia. gave lecture on astronomy at
~ " Tie United Pre- Shy rans from various parts
~, u. Country held church conference in the pavilion
i'Ni 'lI The English Lutheran, held one NJ the same
HtL W. 'Ne chyel Al II Joseph Cook lectured on
,'' souls under Natural Law Gov Colquitt, vile,
~. WV L.I az ID hllemdAmre mon The assllMhIl
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shoe .na Leather Dealer. a. clam Bake

Providence. II. l.. Aug. 15-Thcre IL a large
gathering here this morning Of members o the shoe and
leather trade OF the United states representatives being
present from all parts Of the country Aner meeting in
Howard Han, the ine was formed and marched TO tho
boat Tor Rocky Point Tor the annual flambakH and re-
non under the auspices the shoe and leather iTaier'
NIFTY Among the distinguished gentlemen present are
en- GOV Jewell and Mayor Ely Tho party apparently
nuinteIs more than thousand
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VIE Murder and Suicide.

Boston, Aug. l6.-Peatlah II. Watt G5 year.
Of age employed as gate tender on the Boston and
Maine Railroad qlArreled with his wife last night "A
their home ~ Wyoming Mass and beat h,r brnlli+ ami
wilh an IRON bar lie then shot himself tlirtc Lino.
Tie dead bottles VI both were found tbs morning
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Bernard Mcnzer. night Waterman and his
wife ehambermad OF Locust Grove, Long Island, werS
arraigned before Justice Church in New Utrecht yester
day charge OF theft preferred by the proprietor Of
the Brighton Beach Hotel In the MenleTs trunk were
found large quantity OF handkcrchieis and table linen
many silver spoons costly pMr Of opera glasses ana
cancels hair shawl worth S5un The spoons belonged 70
the hotel the opera glass has claimed by
Tie shawl believed 10 have been stolen from the hotel
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WHEELING W Va. Aug 15,-prof Charles T..
Dwight of this city yesterday accomplished tho unpHr
rachd ica Of 80 buSeye shotsat distance
ot ao yards Thus places him at the head Of long range
markNneu, and nsurUs him posuonln the American
uho team for TINS season yesterday shooting completing
his tIal list
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7esc Cheese in good demand; State factory saei,c
Western do Ja7lc skins 2a5c Fire eggs ibsni tfc
GH.N-whcat steady Tor spring, but lower for winter;
sales the spot 1871 .OD bush ut ~ OH0$i O8i, for
No red and amber winter ~ ~ ,G8 IL Tor No do
steam and saii: aud ~ 1891 ~ for No do aud No
white. steam ami sail ~ 2N>f ~ choice white 81 $40
- 20 also large lines Of No Milwaukee, " 1875 .
~ u. in store and aho1t For ntturc delivery, 1900
bush mostly No. red At 81 ~, ski12is for August.
Hsef " tor september, CLOSING at inside prices for
both months and fi ~ for October also No spring,
" ~ for August and o. "a Tor September. Rye-l6,UO
bush No Western sold AT 6jsBic. oats hrmer and in
demand; sales. 5000 bush At 2IsI1tc for mixed and
Sl@%'sc i9r white. including No graded at SIC Tor
mixed AMI HtfN'jc for white Indian higher. but
closed rather amelN sales the spot 2DiODO bush at
for No 3, and iSori7c for nns,rnd and sset5a.c for
M white. and TOT future delivery. 20tOcp bush in
GLIDING steamer for September IN but mostly No q
at Ipc for August aud j1iseAiOic Tor September
GROCEHts coffee quiet here DOR g. gold for
ordinary to prime carpOcs 300 bngs pcr A1uidneck at
baltimore Sold private terms Rice uuict and ste adv
dome sic, T9Sc MOlasscs duh. ~ test 2sa.v S
gars dun fair TO good refining cuba 7s7i,c. renned
y'.c. for standard crushed. AMI De- Or white " ~
SrNpRtS-Hcnncd petroleum higher with lie bid No
sales crude - e.. in bulk United ~ o. and very quiet
Spirits turprntinc quiet at 27A27 c Rusin was IN
moderate demand and steady with sales at sI42s Tor
81 s7t,at2 81 wlu.kcy sold at Si.0o Taow was ac-
tive arh Arm al o 10 iGa7 i6c tor prime to choice
Ocean freght- quiet and Arm for room ady
demand for the Continent grain by steam Liverpool
quoted at 7,Si grain vessels to Iavre Al IS to Rot
erdam at It's 81, and to Mtrsees At Gs iisd grain to
Cork for orders quoted ate sd S6s 81 refined petro
cum " Trieste J~ ID
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lHIiAbfLfHrA Aug. l5.-The bark Ada T.
CROSBY. At ts port from Ne WIZ reports that on Julv rs
lat Z" II ion ao' W sAe peAed up Il dory containing
j,.9 y N"rfa4 Of Cape Breton aud Jerry = GRAY u
Ailthht 'l"tlhs Ia tl fishing schooner Isaac Itch III
bluufcsi"t IhtV were blown avn, nom mir ,.s.,i "a
gale and had been tour dals admit when m, s, M "
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Arrived-rnrnspAr Aug u

s. Strasshurg. Hcimhruck Bremen.
IS Scotia Spitta Naples
S. Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond City Point, and
Norfolk
= Neptune. Berry Boston
Shin Carroon. Lewis. ifavrc
Bark JuNenta. Lima. Mar~llles
Bark Priuus. fvru.cn. BurdfHuN
Schr fsola smith - John y X
schr Venus CLARK Windsor
Also the usual coustwisc vessels
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CHICAGO, Ill.,. Aug he. b. Clark a resident
OF lAstangr was murdered last n.ht b. horse IN (
tramp who shot Mr. clark as the latter was gong into
his stable The murderer escaped.
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MARINE INTELLTGENCR.

HfrrtrrHE ALstsac-rHfs nav
sun RISES. II sun sets. - Moon rises 10
vArrH-rHs
sandy Hook. GOV Island. 10 IL Hell Gate. . II 80
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Three.Year ola stake. OF America.

The following are the three year-old stakes
for 1880 which closed yesterday. As tho Louis
vile Cowier-Jowndl claims. Kentucky 10 the
most liberal In her purses:
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with powerful drugs for dyspepsia and try that bland
powerful specific, Min Of Mag nesla All lruggis
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A whale In Canar.ls Hay.

white whale GO feet In longth recently
noaicd With The tide INTO oanars'e bay 1t va wribly
managed either by vessel or ~ combat with sNnrd.
hsb. II tOwed " BArnun Island, where ittsex.
pccted thatfcrty barrels OF oil viii he obtained from IL
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"Miasmlne the substitute for 4unine best remedy fov
ehills and lever Prescribed by physenaA 3Ve. ssIte.
-AIt.
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Mothers. Mothers Mothers Don't tail to pro.
cure MRS WfNSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for all dis.
eases ct children while t,othing Price - cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
PERSONAL.

The Dean of Westminster has such Pc
cuiar chrosraphy that strangers cannot read 1t without
trouble
Monsieur Edouard Remenyi, the violinist
has arrived this city and Is staying the Westminster
Hotel.
Mr.. John TOOle went to Paris the other day,
aud du. ing mis- visit went 70 a theatre an asked
whether Il scat couli be bad Yes" was the answer;
R 6tuieuL" One for Toole." said tue comedian T.
companion " th.nk OF tuat -
Mr.. Alfred TennysOn is said to have re-
served tic noDlet poem he has written 10 be pub
shed after MS DEATH II Is ddel that the poem long
ia OF tragic nature. and in every remarkable and
beautRul-.n short. worthy Of the poet
The Emperor William has been recon-
mendcd by his physicians 10 spend the Winter in ITALY,
but resiss the advice. seeming determined to back
10 Berlin The Emperors study in the palace Berlin
is full OF historical portraits and valuable relics Many
OF these are remembrances OF his mother, louisa OF
Prussia 10 whose memory he cings with the greatest
adefIon IL Is ON small table I'm library that the
EnperOPs luncheon Ii served He cats wDie walking up
and down.
Isabella. ex-Queen of Spain, has just re-
ceivcd odd letter from Don Carlos, her combatve
nephew: MY dear Aunt Isabella: Although Margaret
wrote yesterday, must personally congrauate you on
the de iyerance by God Of your Alfonso from the
death medtated by the Revolution. This proves that
denagogy out OF hatred OF the monarchcal principle,
shruks from 10 crush not only those princes
who ght openly. but who. raised by 1t the
throne are poed In spite perhaps OF themselves TO
be It's slaves quite Understand your mothcry feelings
ut this moment and would gladly think that my Srm-
pathy may give some consolation 10 your h,Hit hou
Know the love OF your ailectOuato nephew. Carlos"
M Lecocq is happy and facile composer
It Is said thai forge solos and choruses anywhere
aud at any tmcin trains, hot bath, on the top ora
bus in the rain aud dentists drwlug-roOm, waiting
to have tooth drawn M Vdsseur, the composer oI the
"Tnbale d'Argen" who IA an organst by profession
eontryes the yCllest melodies by allowing his liners
TO run wild the keys OF his large organ NJ ohcn'
bach is said to compose well only in the Spring me
and by the seaside and at ohr sessUus tie
works which he cOmposes are. "accordng TO his own
testimony, worth htlo" Wagner Is the most orig M. Oh
ali IN mis- met OF work-no only compose Win
the assistance suits OF satin clothes OF divers cOlOr
~hh h, dons and puts of according to the style Oh
thing at VIII ca he Is king, wearing, for Instance
wlo busy with pa duet, primrose satin ana ior
a martial chorus, Scaret saIiu.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
amnsements ano fesru,s rs Co. Ni'ht.
Juoet 10 AouernsemenIs

AMrsEMrNTs-9h Pd0r-6th column.
RANERIIT NOuCEs-TU PdG6-2d cO'unn-
BOAlB AND ROOMs-3d Gade-0th CoiGiHh
BUslsEss CHANCEs. IN rd0e-ith comm.
Coal AND WOOD-SN P0Qt-6ih cOiuhin.
COORDINATION NOuCEs--7h fdqc--2d cOluull'
COUATIi 5OARI-O TaQe-JtI column.
DANCING ACADEalE>-9N PG0e-lst coiuhL
DIytpI.NB NOTICEs-SM PCOt-4tu COlulnl'.
DRY 1Oops-9h i'a0,-5th ano 9Th columns.
LXCIIsI.N~-9 9M Id0c-6h Cuulnh -, --,..
ETROIEAS TisENENIs-Sh FdJt-4Ih CO'unA
FURSI1URE-9H IGgc-Jth cpllhln.
bINANtIAI-SfA IaOC-3d and 4th Columns
tiHAIFs AND FFNDERS-7th FGOe-2C cOiulhn
HOTKIS-9h FdQe-Jih column. q, ..,,,,,
HOtIshS AND FARMS WANTED oN RAGE III 'V'"'""'
lex CRLAM-sh Pd0c-Gih column. ~. DAM ~
tNs1kUCIlON-OH IdBC-oth S''"'""' Wv
cOumu.
I,W sruoDIe-gh pGge-1st cOiCmn.
irGII NOTICEs-GM PdGe-6tD column
LosY AND FOUND-SM P,I9e-6th cO'umn.
MACHINERY-7th P'ge-20 c"'unh; o., oo,,,r,,
NAKBLE AND sLAIE MANTEIs-9h RACED coIuhh.
k.,t,A,t. All ,JIATII--5M ia0e-bth cOiumh
NIsCtIIANKOU>- 8ui Pdge-4th eOiunn IO"t LUS0-
attn, 5th aad 6tI cOiumls -
NU.I, Al lNsTEUMENrr-0 PG1e-5ih c"lnmn
NV PUBLIC ATIONs-GM PGGe-fh, 3B ana 0th coIuunS'
PRorOsALs-7th TOOe-2d cOluull.. n --,..
EYn ESTATE FOK SALE--GTY-9h Pd0c-3d column
BRoOKLNN NN--9M PdGe-3d column; 1oCNiEl-VSS' ~
Page-3d column AUCTION SALEs-9m Iu0e--o
RELIGIOUS NoTiCEs-9h Fa0e-4th and 9th columns
sIIFS nv AUCTlON-Sm Pu0c Attn cOIuHn
SIECI Al NOTICES . .'aGs- 'Olumn.
gITr ATOMS - INIEI-NALEs-9h Fd0e-Zu co'unih
FENALEs- on G0e-2d column. -, , cob
sIEAMGO, Al hAiLkOAps "H' ''" ' 49,
sTr ,WTns. DcrAN-sh Paoo-6 9th column.
ItACnERs-9h PdGc-1st ana p columns ,.
10 ttT-CITY PEOPt LII-9h fdge-od cOIuHinu
BEooKLYN-0h Pdge-2d coiumn CoUNIIh-S"'
Pd0e-2d column
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
GENERAL NOTES.

With as much gravity as he could command, an
En- ugsh bishop been nvestgaunga practical joe
Some commotion was caused by the refusal tie Wear
OF Sheen near Ashbourne 10 administer holy communion
10 "a young man whom he deemed unworthy. The Bshop
OF LcnGeld, after much corresponds &c and crossexam
inatlon has ascerained what tDu nnpropriety WIN
which the young communicate was charged. One m"In
inc in sugust he went 90 the hpuse OF young woman OF
ibs Village ana pulled string hfn had put th Ough
tne Window and whic Was attached 10 nef foot. thus
awakening her. Tne freaE ar'se out WAGER between
finn, as 10 winch Of them could get up first
The London almanacs for 1879 are issued
hstIm.s this season. Hoods Comic Annua" is fsry
bursting with iun. and the work Is unusually goed
Thirty pages OF Illustrations engraved by the
Brothers Dalzel who have assumed this the ens
management OF the pubncation. "The illustrated Lon
dun Almanac" Is proiusely embeshed. twelve pierc'
In coors being the most notio able dessns These az
uusls are eaoa sold FOR an English shiDg while ony
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE yEW DETOCRA TIC SCAPEGoAE

Here is an altogether frightful state Of
things. If current rumOr can be trusted,
there is "hard feeling" among Democrats
toward that eminent statesman, Senator VIM.
II. Barnum, the Chairman of the Dem
ocratic National Committee. This is q
time, to be sure, when almost every
prominent Democrat in the country is under
suspicion. Mr.. Tilden is distrusted. His noble
and devoted young kinsman, Mr.. Pelton, is
not so implicitly confded in as formerly.
Mr.. Smith Weeds purity is not by any means
unclouded, and Mr.. Marble is-well, Mr.. Mar
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Gambetta favors publicly the transfer
of the Legislature from Versailles to Paris. ==
The Apennines and Black Forest COW
sred with snow GO The subscription for
the relief of the ruined City of Glasgow
Bank stockholders amount far to $780,
600. - new Greek Ministry has been formed
- There are conflicting reports regarding the
Cars health.
D,MEsTIC.-Mrs. Alexander has been sentenced
TO prison for life. == TIE TRIBUNE'S dis
patches to-day show that there was vio-
lence toward colored in Louisiana
and South Carolina Tuesday. =- Gen
. eral Schofeld proposes a reorganization OF
the Military Academy. - General GiO-
bons makes a sharp attack on the
present way of managing the Indians in
his annual report == William Il. Morrison
Deml is elected in the XYIItL Illinois District
- Mr. Dean Dem.) proposes to contest the elec-
ton of Mr. Field lRepL in the lid Mas5achu-
setts District. =-= The Illinois Legislature Is
Republican by six majority. - Charles II. Moul-
ton of Washington, has been acquitted OF forgery
60 General Ord reports that his men have found
new grazing and mining lands.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-NO trace has yet been
found of A. 7. Stewards body. =- An import
ant railroad meeting was held i'll this city
yesterday to consider pooling arrangements. =-
In the Vanderbilt Will case, the ques-
tion of the CommodOre's sanity was again
discussed. -- The National Academy of Sciences
closed its sessions. ==== f. X. Aldrich, a young
LAWYER, and v. d. c. Batter. boOkkeepeT, com
Initted suicide =-- The Hon. John Jay adj
dressed an anniversary meeting of abolI-
tionists - Gold 1004, 100Sf6 1003Ge.
Gold value of the legal-tender dollar at the
close, 997io cents Stocks opened dull, but af-
terward were active and lower. closing unset
tied.
The WEATHER.-TMBUNE local observations iu-
dieate cold and clear or partly cloudy weather Their
mometer Yesterday. $50, $50, $50.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

two years after the national contract ID ques-
ton was made. we should suppose the "error
lay on the other side. The English case is
weakened further by the unquestioned right
which the Crown has to make treaty inde-
pendentIy of Parliament, and even in conflict
with its laws
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

said of Nj. Chevy Slyme: He Is, without
San exception, the highest-minded' the most
" spirited. most original, spiritual
I" classical, talented, the most thoroughly Sha ke-
"spearean, if not Miltonic, and at the same
"tme the most disgustingly unappreciated dog
" | knoWn
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

Gambetta fatters Partisan pride, and makes
a concession to The Radical Republicans, when
ne condemns the transfer of the Legislature
to Versailles, and holds out hopes that it will
not remain there permanently. In the National
Assembly elected in 1871, the return OF
that body to Paris became test question:
the Monarchists preferring the comparative
security of Versailles to the risk OF an unex
pected visit from the city " Reds" As Gam
betta has spoken, it is probable that all other
considerations will have to give way to the
Parisian claim.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

DAILY TRIpUNr. Mail Subscribers. fl per anDum.
STuI-NFTKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, SO pera an
NFTKIY TRBUNr, Mail Subscribers % per annnIn
Terms. cash in advance.
rtowp cen ieave for THE TEDI NJ
81 S proadvs, cor SlstSt sos W. dist cor. shove.
~ Last lihst UniOnsGuaTe 100 3day cor thst
BRANCH OFFICES OF TIE TRIBUNE
NAsrINGTON-No. 500 Est.
IONDON-NO. 2G BedfOrd-St., Strand.
PARls-No II Rue de la MOunaie
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

The woman who committed a murder In
order to sell the body of her victim has been
sentenced to Imprisonment for life. One per-
son, at least, engaged in this ghastly trade has
got her deserts,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09


that body to Paris became test question:
the Monarchists preferring the comparative
security of Versailles to the risk OF an unex
pected visit from the city " Reds" As Gam-
BETA has spoken, it is probable that all other
considerations will have to give way TO the
Partisan claim.
The article quoted elsewhere, in which the
well-known Democrat who is mt once the Ed
itor of The Rochester Union aud Chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee gives his
view Of the causes of the overwhelming Dem
ocratic defeat, is IA notable one. 1t may al
most be said to mark an episode In Mr.
Tllden's career. Hitherto his opponents, ol
whom Mr. Purcell is now the chief official
representative, have had no ground on which
to stand in making a public assault upon
him the strength of the Anti Illden party
lay in personal and political dislike
of Mr.. Tilden. But now. when Demo
crat occupying Mr.. Purcels position stands
up boldly and declares that the disclosure OF
the cipher dispatches wrecked the Democracy
in the elections and calls upon Democratic
House to bring the crime of these bribencs
home to its authors, the most bcnighted ad-
herent of Mr.. Tilden must realize what change
has come over his political prospects. His name
could not live half an hour in a convention
even Democratic conventional what Mr.
Purcell says now were said openly on the
floor of such n body. And the planness with
which the Chairman of the State Committee
speaks seems to indicate that, if an occasion
ever should be thrust upon the party, there
would be no mercy shown.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain greets the report
of his Indictment in South Carolina with the
indignation of an honest man, and with the
frmness of one who proposes to go more than
half way to meet any accusation rejecting
upon his character. In the first place
he clearly proves his determination
to give the shotgun Democrats OF
South Carolina n chance to do their worst,
by teegraphing to the AttOrney-Gcneral OF
that State that if any Indictment has been
found the accused person will appear volun-
tarilv. and that he would like to know the
probable date of the trial and the size OF the
bond. In the second place. Mr.. Cham
berlain sets forth "A number Of facts show
ing the motives which lie back Of this uncx-
pected prosecution. The facts on which an
indictment is now based have been known
for six years past, and the bringing of suit
at this te day certainly has the appearance
of an attempt to crafty malice rather than
to obtain Justice If the temper OF too many
SoutherneIs was not known TO be peculiarly
vindlctive, Mr. Chamberlam's belief that his
professional labors in the Kimpton and South
Carolina Railroad cases have bad something
to do with this movement against him, wonId
seem beyond acceptance; but unfortunately
SOutherners Of this generation, as well as those
of former day. have done bitter and wicked
things for reasons quite as petty. Mr.. Cham
berlain is right in believing that the country
will watch his trial, and Will insist that it
shall be fair one.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Iuslness Noures.

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-Ihe great pop.
uariiy Of Whos Compound Of Cod-Llver on ana llne
un.rnCplet persons 10 at elnp1 10 pa
on simple article their own manufactures hu any PEI, ps
son who suffering from coughs colds ur consumption souu
be arcfu whore they purchase this al lce III
results its best rrCOumcndatOnsi anu lne
ouple evidence file Of its eXraor lnafy sue
e. - IN pulmonary complaints The Phosphate OF Lime POS
sesses most marvellous healing power combined WIN
The pure CoIiver Oil by Dr. Wlb0r Ii Is regularly pre-
scii6cd by TIE medical faculty Sold bV a. b. WILBUR O
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

1t is creditabe to British generosity that
$3.50, 900 has been already subscribed for the
rehef of the impoverished stockholders of the
City of Glasgow Bank. More general benefit
however, will be conferred by banking law
which would render 1t impossible for investors
to incur such wholesale risks in order to ac-
quire large profits.