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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

SPECIAL AGENT Ma DGE, of the Treasury de-
partment, has filed report with Secretary
sherman charging violation of the law, gross
careiCSSneSS. and incOmpetency upon the
officers who are appointed to inspect bonded
goods for shipment from the New York To in
land ports of entry. He is of the opinion that
[ nitrd SeateS IS drfra nhed annually of mil
lions of revenue. by reason of the careeSSnpSS
of its officers. Hon. Fernando Wood. chair
man OF the ways and means committee will
call for the report Whom Congress meets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

- VETERANS OF MEXICAS VAR
~ The regnaT monthly m,-.ging takes place al
1l15 Pa, av.. SATURDAY EVENING. Ian. 9Th.
al go. BY urCrr. JAS. W. DEN NNFR. Pc.
ALEX. vi. KENADAY. See IS 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

k5-A little Minnesota boy of 6 wears, last
week plunged into the river at Rochester and
saved his 2year-Old sister from drowning.
ksThe New York butter merchants have
formed a national association for the protec-
tiCp Of dairy products from adulteration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

~ MOTTO E.-A general meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the COLI MBIA TURN
PlhE ROADS COMPANY will be holden IN the
Directors Room of the Bank of Washington, on
MONDAY. the 9Th day of January. 1878, at noon.
for the puI pose Of eecIing a President and DirtC-
tors for the ensuing year.
Jan3-4l+ W. GUNTON. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

JUDGE DLTN on DIvoRCE.-TOdaV Judge
olln hed an opinion in the case of Elizabeth
MenIel agi. .iohn Adams Wenzcl-biIl for A
dINurcC-di>rSSing the petition list Because
The petition IL MOI properly verified 2d. The
cause ol aclinl;. II amy, does not appear TO
nave been committed ia the District and they
were residents or Alexandria. and the wife hV
leaving her husband could not gain residence
here during cOyeIture. The act. too. SAYS that
divorce shall not be granted for any Gauss,
committed outside the District. After quoting
Cher Justice Pratt. he ayS:-"T To hold that
thlS court wlll take jurisdiction of the subject
ol divorce, no matter whether the parties or
either o1 them, were residents of this District
or whether the ground OF divorce occurred
within IL, would make the District the house of
refuge for parties from all parts of the Union
who desired 10 be lOused from the bond Of mat
rlmony. Scarcely any state in the Union
has enacted such code upon the subject of
divorce as that OF the Law now governing this
District: and there only needs tO be- added A
careless administration OF that law To iniure
the morals and a>peTSe the character of this
Dlstrlct. To judge from the number of di-
vorceS granted within 4 few years past the
standard Of morality in this District is not
very high. Case after case has oc.
CURED where the party has 50 demeaned
themselves as 10 cOnSlrain the innocent party
10 apply for relief. and IL has happened that be
fore the ink on the decree Is dry the offending
parties remarked. The offending party should
not be permitted tO remarry. and three louTthS
OF The applications here would end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

Plea report comes through st. Petersburg
that the Chinese have masSacred fifteen thou.
Sand men, women and children at the town of
ManaS, In kashgar, committing the most
lrightful atrocities. Kashgar formerly be-
ionged to China. and held it until 1863, when
under q general rising of the MOhammedan
popuiatlon, they We're driven out, and kash-
gar and the neighboring provinces were
formed into an independent kingdom under
Eakub Beg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

THE SOUTHERN TOBACCO MANUFACTURER5
have submitted a plan to Representative
Tucker, of Virginia, To overcome the detri-
entail effect upon the tobacco trade of the
',ltation of the change of the rate of lax on
tnat staple. The plan is that all tax paid to-
baccO on hand at the date OF the reduction OF
the tax shall be allowed Il drawback equal to
lie lmnuut of Tie reductinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

~ THE GERNAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS
E0r% BA h. \0. S. 81. corner of 9Th n w.
open daily from 1O a. IA. to ) u. m On SATURDAY.
evenings from I" p m. To receive deposits only.
atttI hrSi deposit any amount from tIYe uIp-
wards received Sale Deposit Boxes for rent i'm Fire
and BurSiar proof Vault. At SlO si5. 50 and $50
the city fy2S-~ Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

THE FAST MAIL TO HAvANA.-The Post OF
flee department. i'll pursuance of the intention
to establish Il fast mail between New York
and Havana. has arranged for the tranSporta-
tiOn of the mail between Cedar KEYS and Ha-
yana. The mail will go by rail from Sayan-
nah to Cedar Keys 10y way of Baldwin, if sat
ISfactOry arrangements can be made with the
railroad officials. 1t is expected that the time
between New York and Havana will be re-
duced TO eighty-eight and half hours The
line goes into operation February lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05
FRANCHISES

g. PAR
VI. VICTOR RICiI EUR.
PTCieSScuT lie Literature FrancaiSt q Bait timOre.
TWELVE LECTURES
On LES SALONS DE PARIS DE 171O Il 1910
IA FENNE Al. NVIII Ell NIN SIECLE.
T.irrS--FOr the whole Course, So. Single Tick
cts. a. cents . Single Tickets for s. To ie hal
al MsTiui- ofice and at the door.
y. DEMONG EOT,
t5-2t 6i6 9th ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

The CLEARSPRISG SAVINGS Bank Wash
mstOn county. Md closed its doors on the
last day of the year. The cashier, DR. ii. r
Ferry is seriously ILL., and ii is reported that he
IS on the verge OF insanity. The liabilities
exceed the assets by large majority"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

~ A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
~ ERS nf the WASHINGTON < q EORG F.
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY for the election
OF Directors. will he held al The office of the Com
psny- No. 100 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. on W Jed
NESDAY, the 9Th day of January. 1873.
The polls will DC opened al II Ill. and closed at 9
pm.
Transfer books will he closed on the 4;h of Janu-
ary- 1878, aud opened on January 10!h 1878.
IL. HURT, President.
e. NJ. kOO\ES. Secretary, d21-14C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

~ A MEETING of THE STOCKHOLD-
G--S Frs OF The CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK Gf Washington city, ID. C.. is hereby called.
tn hc held al the Banking HOUSE III SAID city, on
TUESDAY. Sth inst, fOr til" purpose of changing
Sn much OF the aTtircS of the association directs
that the regular annual mctrIng of he stock hold
t.S shall hr neld on the second Tuesday of January
III each year. BY order of the Board of Directors.
ROACH CiSbiar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

~ U$INFRSNLIST SERVICES. - R.v.
~ ALIEN. KENT will preach in Talimadge
Hail, Tomorrow at IL AIN. Sunday school at 9;4o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05
LANES +. FITCM. secrrl

81 - THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
~ MEDICAL SOCIETY. DO. will Ire held
Un MONDAY. JANUARY ]. 1878, ut p. IN.
;. q. BUSEY- Vi. D., President.
q. IL A. kLEINSCHIIIDT. VI d, Seq. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

DOORKEEPER POLK, Of the House of Repre-
SentativeS, is again in trouble. He has dis
charged 4 confidential clerk named IlghAm
COTryel. who threatened To expose some
secrets of the doorkeeper'> department which
came under his observation While holding his
confidential nOSitinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
t. members Of the MITI AL PROTECTION
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the District
at Columbia Tor the election of Nine Trustees. 10
serve the ensuing YEAR &c, w!!l he held ~ the
DhCe If the COMPANY. 1909 ftnnSy Ivania ave. on
MONDAY. January 2l~r. 1878. Polls open from 10
a. 'riUCk u. III. until = - clock pm.
The follow ing i the report OI the operations of
the Company AT this date, viz. January D. 1873:
Amount UI insurance. SeDT 2hO 90
Capital III premium notes. .............. 80 AT 90
Cash hand, ........... 2346 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

l. q. o. IA special meeting al WASH
L INGTON LODtt z. No. 6. will re held
THIS Saturday EVENING, 1T 80 o clock. i"r
The pun pose uI making arrangements 10 IteHd The
funeral Of Bro. WI. WILSON. The fuuer.II will
take place from OUd Fellows Hall. 7th St. u w,
SUNDAY afternoon al . O'Clock.
III J. G. ERGOOD n O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-05

LAMBERT IN THE TOMBS-Dr. Lambert the
convicted insurance president. occupied him
self in his cell in the Tombs yesterday in an
extensive correspondence, preparatory TO his
removal to Sing Sing. AT half past eleven his
son called ana long conversation took place
between them. Lambert's cell is on the first
uer In that section reserved for convicted
prisoners. Although he occasionally exhibited
Signs OF depression. his bearing was on the
Whole remarkably calm.-I V. L Hel.nLR IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
virginia News.

D. j. Shepherd has sold bis dwelling, and
nil property, four miles east OF BeIr}VlI'e' 10
Cyrus and S. T. Baughmau, for $4,000.
E. C. Marshall, jr., has resigned the Office
Of Treasurer of Clarke county, and the court
has appointed Capt. j. NJ. kcnncrly to ill the
vacancy.
MIR. Charles Lee Pollock, of W arrentoo. has
rem owed 10 Leesburg, and associated himself
with Mr.. g. p. Janney 10 the practice OF the
law.
The Warreuton Solid South says Dr.. Alban
s. Payne has been appointed by The commls,
siouer of agriculture to investigate the caus, OF
hog cholera and suggest remedy.
Mr. Thomas Harrison, Of Leesburg. who
failed to get his A. NJ. at the University OF
Virginia at tue last commencement, on account
of sickness, has just had special examination
and passed it satisfactorily.
One of the most brilliant marriages that ever
took place 10 Richmond was celebrated 10 the
First Baptist Church last night. The parties
were MIR. Caldcron Carlyle. young llwyer OF
Washington city. and Miss Kate Thomas,
daughter of MIR. James Thomas, one OF the
wesi,hiest and most prominent citizens OF Rlch.
mond. The ceremony was solemnized bv Rev.
Dr. j. L. Burroughs. Of Louisville, ~. A
fine orchestra and the organ supplied the nu
sic at the Church. Alter The marriage mag.
Di6cent reception Was given at the house OF
the BRIDES parents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
Gen. Grant and King Alfonso.

New York, OFT. lS.-A cable dispatch
states that General Grant 90 his visit to Spain
was received % the train, as it entered that
couot1y, by delegation of officers OF klog AL
fonsu' staff and invited TO aod accepted the
Royal car. On arriving at San Sebastian Gen.
Graut Vas received by eX. President CASTELAR,,
aud 10 response to the Welcome By CASTELAR, con.
uied by saying - Believe me the name OF
CASTELAR, is especially honored 10 America. .
Zoe military guards at the stations 90 tho rail-
road route We're doubled in hooor OF General
Grant ard sauIed as the train passed. At
Victoria General Grant was received 90 al1ght.
ing by tho civil and military authorities at.
isched to the Kiug's military and civil staff.
Yesterday morning Gen. Grant was received
by King Alfonso at the ayuntamlento or resi-
derc, of the Alcalde, quite palace 10 lIs ex'
terror end interior adornments. The klog
who speaks English Auently, said that be had
long bad curiosity to meet the General whose
civil and military career was so familiar so him.
He said there was 90 man living whom Spain
would more gladly honor. The interview was
long and cordial and much good feeling was
shown on both sides At / o'clock Gen. Grant
King Alfonso and splendid retiouo OF Genar.
ais left the Kings official residence to witness
the mar &c lVres. which were to take place 90
The historic field Of Vittoris, where the French
under Joseph BoDaparte and Jourdau. were
finally crushed, 10 Spaio, by the allies under
Wellington.
King Alfonso aud Gen. Grant rode at the
head of the column, side by side, His Majesty
pointing out the otjeots of interest to the light
and left and when the vicinity OF the famous
field wss reached, haltog for few minutes to
indicate TO bis gutsi the location OF the dit
fereDt arnis on that famous June moroing.-
As they proceeded there, General Coucha wss
called to the side Of the. King and Introduced
to General Grant. Several other distinguished
officers were then presented. The weather YES
very Gue, and the scene was one Of great inter
est to the American visitor. General Grant
spent al day on horseback, Witnessing the
mar co lvres. The King and bis guest returned
to the city late in the sf:ernoon. At night be
dined with the King. aod to day be will review
the troops. Tonight he leaves for Madrid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
for them.

The f ut that General Butler charged and
received nearly hundred aud ,weuty five
thousand doIara for colIec,iog the Farragut
prz, money for the sailors to whom il belong.
ed. when supplemented by the additional one
that DO is largely interested 10 factory that
sfter reducing the wages Of i;s employees de-
clarcd heavy dividend, looks az it the avowed
principles of tho candidate of The working
man', party for Governor Of Massachusetts,
differ 10 20 inoonsiderab!e degree from bis &C.
tions. Dsa. sgogues have d. Owed people from
Estory's earliest record, and doubtless will
continue to do 30 IS long ID human Inf, exists,
but how such transparent epe as Gen. Butler
Gao manage to dupe those Of bis State for SO
long time as he has done is past GodiDg out.
1t certainly docs'ot rta:ot much credit upon
the free school system, for though the people
OF Massachusetts have had the advantages IF
that system from tho first, the SUCCESS of Gen.
Butler shows that it has not Improved their
understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
The Lynchburg Disaster.

The Lypchburg Virgioian gives the following
accoun. of the disaster that occurred in that
city Wednesday night, and full telegraph &C..
count of which was published 10 yesterday 9
Gszstte:
The Liverpool calamity was re enacted 10
this city last night, the scene being church
instead of theatre. A great crowd had as.
sembled in the colored Baptist church on Court
street to witness marriage ceremony, the par
ties being Jack Averett and Mary Rives. The
ceremony had been performed and the orl-
dal party had left the church. when the services
of 8 revival meeting which has been going on
for some time were resumed. The mourners
were st the altar and the pastor was e1horting,
when an alarm caused, it is ssid. by the falling
Of some plssterlng, was raised that the mouse
was falling" Instantly the congregation, which
was Dense was thrown into panic and the most
frightful scenes were enacted. There was
general rush to the doors and windows-the
audience room being in the second story. Those
who first reached the head of the stairs were 80
pressed on by the panic stricken crowd that they
shared the the same fate. until they wore piled
up almost to the head of the stairs, ono upon
another. Upon this mass Of humanity. the
throng that followed trod, men and women
rushing over it, careless of consequences go they
made their escape. The consequences, OF course,
were L6rrlmc. Mduy WtEo clbuol LInUpACo VI
smothered to death or badly wounded Some
who were near the bottom say that they had 10
bear weight which every moment seemed as
though it would squeeze the lite out CT thom.
Many seeing the obstruction in the stairway,
jumped from the second and even thethrd story
windows, by which it is supposed many OF the
casualties we're caused.
The fire bell wassounded which was respond.
ed to by the fremen and great crowd OF citi-
z4ns and measures for the relief OF the sufferers
were ut once commenced. The dead and wound
ed were gotten out and laid in the church yard
and street. Most Of the doctors OF the city were
promptly on the ground and did what they
could for the unfortunates. The following is s.
list of the killed, as far as We were able to get the
news: Maria Wilson. Maria Ransom, Milie
Ward, Mary Henry, Virginia Robinson, Emma
Brown, Arena Cox and Two others not reco-
gnzed.
OF the wounded there are some twenty or
thirty. some of whom it Wss supposed last night
would die 1t was solemn sight to SEQ the
hi led and wounded borne of on ltters aud IN
vehicles and to hear the shreks of their friends,
The church has besn condemned and though
repaired was believed to be unsafe which doubt
less increased the panic.
Paschal Horton died Of bis wounds at o. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
Letter from Falls Church.

Correspondents Of the Alexandra G!z2Ne
FALLS CHURCH, Va, OFT. lS.-Tns iee;u:e
season commenced on Wednesday, l6:h, With
a lecture By Rev. 3. W. Pod on Paterts.
subject the gentleman, who is one Of the pitt
cipal examiners in the Pstent Oihae, Is 'ho-
oughly AL fiji. 90. NJ. II. G. Underwood. Il
Washington, gave son! readings that were
remarkably we'll rendered. The u.u'' harnry
of sweet sounds failed to ooma 10 u . supp t.
ment, but as Messrs f. ID. Harrultou, y. L.
Eastman, NJ. :. Roberts and Samuel II. B.T
rett are ia practice as male qIartcttc, W. may
expect to hear from them something tX,"r
tionay good during the season. d.. /. b.
Hood, Madca! Referee CT the Penslon OH -, =
expected to deliver the next lecture Of the ems
on Saturday evening, Nov. p, proxlmo.
Notwithstanding the educatlooa! egg w, : I
on for eight weeks, aod somc Of our wise acre
thought it would prove bad enc, The lncu0@-
ton proved successful, snd school was com
mencsd 90 the frs. Monday IN the uI1u'h
under the charge of Miss Mary Il. Parker. IL
has groWu steadily uatll there ore some eighty
children 90 the r0l!, and the trustees ''r coll
PEELED TO lock arouud Tor audluona! t"aeh"i7
1t is expected that the :cho1! VIII rrcseiN!
about its former status, though the s':>iHn "'i
be mised t. eight months lojtca1 OF Ca, ~
heretofore. How a community nohtai"lof
about q hundred school cbiIdfcn cah KS
without educational facilities Is one oi the an
tons our people have never tested Is ye' "n'
do DOT think they vi! DC 10 aoy hurry To DO
80. We must have school and "!l have on"
despite Gov. Holiday, the Court ct Appeals
and all the other obstacles We may be called 90
to encoucttr
News from the Falls Church coony IN l'9r'
ida brings the Information of the burial on The
4:h list. of Jobn Reed, aud On the oh instant
Of John Myers, and that the family OF Phi'l2,
Myors have b,ea suffering from tho fever. AID
are 10 very tad circumstances. Subscnp!ol-
are being taken up, and whatever may b" CD
ected will be forwarded at once for Their IN
me diatc relief.
For 6 fine Hat 70 to DeAlhams. g. h'di
scI rfn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18

It is understood that 10 bis proposed speech,
10 New York, next week, Mr.. Evarts will try
to show that one of the chief aims of the Ad-
ministration has been the elevation of the public
service. Mr.. Evsrts is an accomplished advo.
cate. but if he san make the people Of New
York believe that MIR. Hayes. 10 appointing
every.maD, and woman, too--for wo see no reason
why Mrs. jerks should be forgot-who assisted,
10 never so remote degree, in the accomplish
ment of The fraud by which be obtained the
presidency, whether they were competent or
not, from Secretary Sherman, who bribed An
dersoo to protest fair election return in Lou.
islans. down to Black, the negro clerk in Fori.
do who made an election return, not from the
poll, but from an old registration book, was
actusted BY desire to elevate the public SER
vice, oil We have to say is that the New Workers
Who remain ct home are more gullible than
those who have wandered down this way;
thst's oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
Letter from Narfinsburg.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette
MARTINsBURG. W. Va, Octo. 1.-THE re.
cent murder of Mr.. G. Lanlz and the serious
wouudiug Of Mr.. Reardon, special watchuen
employed by the B. & 0. r. r. Co., at the
depot at this place, few days since, conti1ues
to attact public attention, and DO little iudigoa
ton, as one of the murderers, mos! desperate
aad we'll know thief and vagaboGd negro, Nsl
son, is still a! large, with 70 great possibility Of
his early capture. Detected at midnight re.
moving from freight car, which they had Just
broken open, valuable goods, Smith and Mel.
SOD, both notorious negro characters hereabouts,
not only resisted the approach Of these watch.
men, but succeeded, before quitting the scene
of their midnight plunder, 10 murder!og the
one, Officer LaDtz. and seriously wounclog the
other one, Rearidou, and go cool and selfpos
sessed during and after the shooting was the
negro, Nelson, that be at once proceeded to
stable near by, broke it open ADD stole there
from horse, on which be removed his wound
having been recognize ed at the car, the lay
doubtless would loug havc been 10 the dark a,
10 their identity had it not been that, fortunate.
y for justice. tu: mpruienty for the f.uI
ers, it was soon known in The neighborhood
that Smith was at his home wtu1ded 10 the
leg. This led to bis arrest and confinement 10
Jail, from which the iolloHlog Light he WAS
forcibly taken ty determined and inClsoaut
parties, carried short distance, rope placed
about his neck. aod tu for his thao cootcs.iOu
and the appearance gu the gIouud of several
Influential citz,ns who represented that ~
hanging Smith the ouly medun Of dadi2g gu.
his comrade would be desiroyei. WIZ havh
at once been lyoched. S!oce tuso a i-satd IT
500 has been offered for The arrest Il N-!sou,
though at this date be Is sill at large though tha
county has been daily searched by hundreds
of persons, intent upon his arrest and bis puosh
ment. Deeds su:h as tits will doubtless b, uu
merou3 10 many otLu: large towos and CITIES.
There are hundreds Of staryog negroes here
who prefer to steal rat ler thsa work. aa1 ooy
by rigorous and quick punishment ADD tJre!
Bile example can these midnight robberlts b.
checked There j.; deep and determined teci-
ng among the people here that should other
cases of this and kin irid kinds oc.ur here II
will be hard matter to induco them to BE-
lieve that there is always safely 10 tle delays
OF the law, to say nothing of the difficulty o!
making 40 outraged az indignant community
under such cases, lsteu to auy plea lha. offers
time for escape aod OCCASION 70 eIuie the sOw
rrosress of the law by such vi l.ins ADD gu;
lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
ShiDWreck.

NEW YORK. October l8.-The pilot bnst,
Issac Webb, on Tuesday morning, when 40miles
off Block Island. passed close by the floating
wreck of the bsrk Sarah, of New Bedford,
which bad been capsizsd BY the storm of Satur.
were below in the forecastle, but one of whom
was alive when the crew of the pilot boat board
ed her. He was rescued after much difficulty,
and gave heart rendering account of the suffer-
ing experienced. Two other men were also res.
cured % we're lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
News 81 Sac ksAY.

The Electric Light Com oaoy has been form
cd 10 New York, with CAT Al If three hun
dred thousaud dollars, TO pr tuoc night, heat
aud power. Tracy r. Edi,oo heads the list of
incorpcrators.
A San Antonio, T,xss, special says: Gen.
Ord's visit TO the beraer to meet the NJ Sl,an
commander, Trevipo. for consultation about
Mexican 'roubl,s avaed nothing. Trtvlno
arrivs d at P dras N 4gras yesterday with 200
mer. Moro soldi' r. are arriving at Mexican
pt SIS on The lower Rio Grsnde.
In New York, yesterday, Louis Wengenrotb,
who has not lived with bis wife fer some line,
but has been jealous of her, followed Il A.
Acktr, gentleman, friend. into her coutsc
tiouery store and ordered him to leave. Acker
refused to do So, when Wengenroth stabbed
him in the eye aud twlcs 10 the back. Wen.
genroth was held to await the result Of his
victim g injuries.