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TELEGRAPH1C NOTES.

La Roy A. Eaton. who was arrested at Albany some
days since on charge OF passing counterfeit money
has been fully committed for trial.
The report of the territorial Auditor SHOWS an IN.
crease OF sixty per cent in the assessed Valuation o
Dakota Territory during the past year.
Lewis Rup. of Philadelphia. brakeman on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, tell from extra freight tran
No so6 at Laurence station yesterday ana was Rieu
The official statement OF the condition of the saw
ings banks OF Massachusetts, will show an aggregate
loss OF about Sa' uoo 100 in deposits ana decrease ~
the number OF dcpositors OF nearly eighty thousahu
Charles Brewer charged with killing James Pattcr-
son, OF Wappnger's Falls was found guii.y yestcl
day, at Ponghkeepsie of manslaighter III the iontn
degree and sentenced TO two years III sing sing lrso
The Grand Jury at Cane May, n. j.. found bin
yesterday against Samncl r. Ludlam, accused OF SET
ting fire to the Ocean House. The case VIII ne tried
at the April term OF court. Ludiam gave oaii :"
5000
Isaac Creamer a clerk in the Water Department OF
Philadelphia during the years 1876 and 1877. was con-
victed Yesterday Of forgery II failing % MAKE M
mcnt OF water rents.
xLawrcnce Otis Hail. clearing house clerk or the
London and san Francisco Bank, i'll san Francisco
stole a package of $4,000 III greenbacks on lues-
day and absconded. 1t is supposed he lett on
the steamer Oceanic for China
H. d. Bnrgoyne. whose fruit and confectionery
store No. 600 West Baltimore street. Baltimore was
destroyed by fire on Sunday night last. was arrested
yesterday. charged with setting fire to the premises
in order to obtain the insurance
A schedule has been filed by Hananer 4 Lichten
arer bankrupt clothing house or st. Paul. show
ing their unsecured debts be slai.OOo of which
SIT 900 III New York. Their assets are:-Gootis
on band, $4,000; debts outstanding, S42MW.
William Appleman, the man who on the night OF
November "a attempted to wreck the fast st. Louis
express near Thohola, on the New York, Lake Erie
and Western Railroad. and who plead guilty before
the Grand Jury at Milford, Pa was sentenced yester-
day TO ten years Imprisonment.
Warren =. Waite q prominent citizen of Toledo.
Ohio, and formerly assistant postmaster met with
violent death during Tuesday night Mr. Waite left
his bed and proceeding to the third story OF his resi-
dence, climbed ont the roof. over which lie
walked falling to the ground distance of forty feet
receiving injuries from which he expired. 1t is
supposed TO be IA of somnambulism.
The United States Board OF Local Inspectors have
rendered decision in the of the loss of the
steamboat Cotton Valley resulting from collision
with the Charles Morgan. 1t nds the officers Of the
COTTON Valley responsible for the collision. and has
revoked the license OF Captain NJ. II. kounS and
Mate W. A. Duke and suspended the license OF Pilot
4. a.. swain thirty days. The Board exoncrates
the officers of the Charles Morgan.
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IMPORTANT RAILWAY MEETING.

CHICAGO. Dec. ls, 1878
Representatives Of thirty forty railroads center.
ing here and their connections. held an important
meeting here to-day. Tn. executive committees ~
the Eastern and Western roads we're consolidated
in Joint committee representing both. This com
mttec will be entrusted with the duty ~ carrying
out tho pooling arrangements east bound b,si-
ness, aud securing the maintenance ~ rates II
any member of the committee i absent from
the meeting he must send substitute fully cnl-
powered to AIT for him. and Commissioner Pink
who is permanent chairman of the Joint com.
mittee, is empowered to represent members n
case Of failure their part to send such
substitutes. Word was received this evening from
the Pcnnsylyania Railroad. which has hitherto stood
out thst " would to submit the question ~
division Of tranhc 10 arbitration, and at general
meeting TO night IL decided 10 pool all business
from Chicago, y restore rates at once and to make
u,nr rou Fagts.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA o. Dec f2-Passed over the bar. ship X u
FULLER, rcndcton, for Queenstown
ALEXANDRIA,, Dee iT--Artivcd. schrs Ella Matthews
Georgctown; q CA Travers, Washington; Sarah Louise
do.
APPoNACG, D.c i7-Arrived, schr J q Wright. Lee
Philadelphia
BOST,jN Dec f7-Arrived, United States soop. .ofwnr
Plymouth, Capt n uarmoncy. S cfois, WI via Norfolk
Va and Porismuuih. MI; schrs " Brooks. Quidcy,
Charleston. Sc: Dione, McIDonaid. Newark. M.
salcd-fsark Norton. stover: brig 7 licmirk .
1Hth-Arriycd, steamers Neptune. Berry. New YORK. !;
Ccntipc,c. Hand. Philadelphia; Harrisburg. Worth do"
r~rkiYm~s Aivs.on 10. srr- Alice Higgins. iIiggns
Eilis r long Hsrnnrd Msu n Nest Higgins, ana q
tursir3 fntn~, r7rginiw y II Ddiornc trowr teorpc'
town be; ktask q Dow 9ekc Baitir,erH. Sfrai smith,
Banks sphAdelpia. Jos Baker. Uayts.dD.J
Neutrality-suspicious.. Minnesota fS-j Bnfxrll liverpool;
Irnbros tI3r). tccpcr do bark Cusway gGt wimo Ca
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PROFESSOR HOMER A. THOMPSON.

Homer A. Thompson. Professor of Ancient Lam
guages in the Institute at Flushing. i. l.. died on
Tuesday morning of complicated kidney disease. He
was born in Perkinsville, Vt, February. 1927. He
was prepared for college at Springfield, Vt. and
entered Dartmouth where he spent his freshman and
sophomore years. From there he went to and gradu-
ated from Brown University. in Providence II. J..
His subsequent life devoted to teaching. Ycster
day the remains Forwarded under escort of
students To Vermont for burial
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ARMAND c. F. FoUCHE, DUKE OF OTEANTo.
Armand Cyriac Francois Fouche. Duke OF otranto.
second sou Of the celebrated Minister of Police OF the
First Empire, died rcrently at Stockholm, Sweden at
the age of seventy eight years. Although established
in Sweden. where he was aide-de-camp to Charles
XIV. he preserved his French nationality. He a
ba heor. and his title passes the third of the
of Foucht, who has remained in France.
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retired list died suddenly in England, of spoplexy
few days since. in his sxtydrs year. DIR. Saunders
served assistant surgeon in the North Star. at the
capture of Woosung and Shanghai, and in the Yang
tse- kiang in 1912. and employed acting sur
geon on shore at New Zealand during the attacks
the rebel stockades. He subsequently staf sur
geon at Devonport Dock Yard from January 1871.
until advanced in March, 1874 to the rank of deputy
inspector general.
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OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR RICHARD s,rYrH, N. p.

Rev. Richard smyth, D. D.. IL. D.. member Of
Parliament county Londonderry and professor Of
theology in Magce College Londonderry, whose death
n. Belfast on the 4th inst. announced by cable
despatch in the HERALD of the 5th, was one Of the
most remarkable of the group of Irish politicians
and probably the only person in modern times who
combined the rarely united qualities of an elective
member OF the House of Commons and Doctor Of
Divinity q distinction which he owed to the
fact of not pertaining to the clergy of the
established Church of either of the three
Kingdoms Professor Smyth was born October
T. 1896. at Dervock. county Antrim. within
short distance of the Giants Causeway. received his
carly education at the private school of Rev. W. Will
iamson graduated b. A. and NJ. A. at the Univcr-
sity Of Glasgow, pursued pathological and theo-
logical studies at the University Of Bonn. where
schools Of biblical criticism i'll Germany. was
da,ed minister OF the Irish Presbyterian Church.
bytcrian church at Londonderry. and in 1865
appointed Professor of Oriental Languages and Bibi
cal Literature at Magee College. Londonderry. and in
1870 Dill Professor of Theology in the same institu
ton In 1869 and again in 1870 he was chosen Moder
of the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church Of Ireland and in that capacity brought the
weight Of Irish Presbyteriansm 10 bear in favor of
Mr.. tiiadstone's policy IT disestabshInent of the
national Church Of Ireland and took active part in
settling the financial affairs IT his own Church In
ncction with the withdrawal OF the subsidy known as
the Rey,vs@ D.ssIS. He one Of the Board OF
Trustees incorporated by special royal charter I'M
der fhe Presbyterian Church act for administering
the Communication fund. Governor Of the London
derry District Lunatic Asylum and an active member
Of the Grand Jury of the county of Londonderry.
He of the leaders of tue Young Ireland
party in ls3t he visited Australia with the OBJ
iert Of setting irec Nit hell M-agher and smith
q Brien His zeal on religious and educational aues
tions led to unsuccessful candidacy for seat in
Parliament from Waterford city in 1870. and in 1871
h. was elected for county Westmeath in the liberal
interest but does not to have taken his seat.
H. actively supported thc Irish University bill in
20 pa fnT 1nfy vnV
donderry the general elections Of February. 1874.
He possessed considerable oratorical power and was
fond Of employing ornate and nowcry language.
though his speeches in Parliament were few in num-
bcr He wrote much for the periodical press and
published several pamphlets, chiefly ON the Uniyer-
sity question. He had recently been suffering from
complication OF diseases which resulted, the 10Th
ult, III fatal congestion of the brain At Belfast.
whittier ne had gone 10 attend the banquet in honor
Of the Earl of Dufierin
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SAILED.

Steamers Amcrianc dri for IIavrc: wickham (,rl do
Rncoln tBr do Algeria tBr. Liverpool califosia tB,,
London: Canada tBrl. do. santiago de tuba Havana
t;mf stream, Cnare.ton: Bcncfactcr. Wilmington. Nc:
Hercules Philadelphia ships Ddn tSwc Antwerp Aisiana
t,y ISycuo.: barkx purlIc Nor ia Rochelle; Aker
,Nori contantipoplc Kocksood tBr. London schr II "
Race,
Also sailed brigs Harry Aubrey (Br) for Barbados
1rtoIan lphn schr a II Howe, ,A---t Ia!.
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Ship Tamclane Ger Sid-nhurg from Hamburg for Ty
bee. Soy ~. lat - III, Ion
Bark Maria Sfoncman tRr Baker from Belfast, l, for
Southwest Pnss. Dec 1. LAT II. Ion, "a
Bark Sneccs. Ncri. from BERGEN for Wilmington, NC,
British bark showing wIGF Cardiff for Now Or
leans, Nov ~, lat ~ tE3, lon ~ OS
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PROFESSOR PIERRE ALEXIS rIERRoS, FRENCH
PHrIDIOGTsT.

PROFESSOE PIEl.KE AIEAlS lIEHitpN,
PHrIDIOGIsT.
Professor Alexis Perron learned classical scholar.
diei in France. about the III inst. lie born at
Champlittc. Department OF Hanc-Saone. Jnly u,
1874 and educated ut the colleges Of Langres and
Dion and the Ecoie Norrnale at Paris He received
governmental appointment instructor in rhetoric
and literature in 1887. became master at the Ecole
Normac. professor at several provincial colleges and
ultimately at those Of ST. Louis and Louis-leGrand
az Paris decorated with the Legion of Honor
He early cnviable reputation as the first
translator into French of the Metaphysics Of Aris
totie ns4Ol: published the following year a transla
ton of tho dramas Of 4fschylus. which
crowned by the French Academy subsequently
translated the "Thoughts' Of Marcus Anrclius lsi3
Pluiarchs Lives" two volumes. ls4J.I and Morals
s4T and wrote for the historical series of NJ Victor
Duruy History Of Greek Literature ns5Ol and
History Of Roman Literature 1s52D. both of which
were highly esteemed and frequently reprinted
Professor Pierron also author of novel
''Hantccombc 1sfll, treatise on 'Noltare and His
Masters tisG6D and of a valuable commentary the
Homeric poems.
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WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.
Nfw IoRR Dee is-Noon.
The Western Union time bali to-day fell correctly.
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SPOKEN.

letter, dated ST Helena nth ult. reports that bark
Petrei Norton, OF SB has taken 80 bbls sp oil.
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BUSINESS ASSIGNMENT.

cntcAGo, Dec. ~, 1873.
PhiIip Goldman. boot aud shoe dealer male an
assignment to-day with Liabilities Of f2l5.W0 and
ssscts Of $4,000. Most d his creditors are in Massa
chusetts
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WHALEMEN.

NEWPORT. Dec ls-The Us lighthouse steamer Cactus
has replaced old Newton BUOY of Bea yer Tail reported
going adrift last week
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cRAUFuRD TAFT E.MAGE, H. D., SCOTTISH
AUTHOR.


AUTHOR.
DIR. C. T. Ramage. who died al Wallace Hail. Dunn
frcsshire November ~. born OF Scottish parcn-
taac ut Annefcld. near Newhavcn. England, Septen-
bcr IL. 1885, graduated at the University of Edln-
burgh 1904 travelled three years in Italy and other
countries ~ southern Europe. was prominent con
trbutor tho Qareriy journal n EfDcahon. TO the
Penny Cycopedia.' 10 the seventh edition of the
"Encyclcpndia Britannica aud 10 yot,s ami Qae.
r,,s: for many years rector OF the Endowed
school ~ Wallace HALL Dumfrcsshire. and justice
the peace for that county He wrote in defence
the connection between the Church OF Scotland and
the parvchial schools and the author Of q
of volumes. Beautiful Thoughts" being transla-
tions from Greek authors tlsG4l from Latin authors
CisG4) from French and Italian authors UsG6 and
from German and Spanish authors t1sjs. accomya-
MED each by the original texts. HI also pub
lished "Nooks and Byways of Italy; wandcrings ia
search Of Its Ancient Remains and Modern Supcrsti.
tions" 1s,sj. He received the Doctorate Of Laws
from the University of Glasgow in 1852.
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nrv. HENRY THOMPSON, ENGLISH AUTHOR.

Rev Henry Thompson. who died at Chard. somcr.
sctsbire about the 81 inst, was born in Somerset
shire England in 1877. graduated at ~. Johns Col.
lcge. Cambridge. in 1922. gaining prizes for Latin
compositions both in prose and verse took orders in
tho church ~ England. for many years cura,c of
wrngton tho birthplace of John Locke and resi-
dencc II Hannah Morc) and became Vicar of Chsrl
is53. His literary career long and honorable.
Besides various religious publications an. memoir
ot his friend the celebrated Hannah More tisSl, hc
translated Srhillcrs Maid of Orleans t1s3s).
Of the chief contributors TO the Encyclopedia
Mctropoltana." which was published the prin-
ciplc OF grouping the various subjects in special
volumes; wrote most of the elaborate histories
OF Latin and Greek literature in that work:
tribntei largely several volumes OF sacred songs
t'Lyra Nessianca," 'Mystica, "Eucharistca," &c.l;
translated many German ballads, edited the Com
plefe Works" OF Horace 1854 and Virgil 1854. both
richly illustrated, aud published volume Of "Orgi
nal Ballads by Living Authors" HsiNl. He was
great bcnefactor 10 his prof ,sson by his schol
ariy "tonconalia two series, 1s53-1i). outlines
OF sermons for parochia use.
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". 7. ROCKWELL,

W. T. Rockwell, Of Scranton. Pa, purchasing
agent for the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
died Yesterday
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Dn. W. NIX. SAUNDERS, n. n.
DR.. William Mckenzie Saunders. Deputy Inspector
General VI Hospitals aud Fleets u. n, on the
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

for s4otc defrsy expenses Of landing cshipping and
slowing cargo of
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

WAVED ~ cllARrEk--A STEM fHEiGl,f ,nO.
w pciicr Of from M fD tons in outside route
Inquire OF II. w. JACKSON Co, ~ sohth 81
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
So,mev
| .Siix Destination /

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
DECEMBER AND JASrARY.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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WENTHFW
p.nrxocrm, Dec Is-wind ", moderate.
HoLymgAp Dec lS-Wnd NV, fresh, gallo; barometer
- III.
PLYMOUTH Dec iS-wind wSw, gentle, with rain and
thick barometer 29.2s.
S~IlLv. Dee is-wInd NV. strong; barometer 2o.:SO.
ST CsYHArrsE's PoISr Dec is-wnd NV, moderate 6no
barometer y. ~; thermometer ~
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City Council Of Vermilionyil!e

Regular Session, Dec. ID, 1878.
The City Council met this day, the Hon. ].
O. Mouton, Mayor presiding and all the Coun
cilmen present.
The minutes of the last meeting were read,
corrected and adopted
The committee appointed at he last meeting
for the purpose Of fixing the rate Of taxation,
&c, presented the following report. to-wit:
ITO the Honrable Mayor and Members of the
Town Council Of Vermilionvile, La
The undersigned committee, appointed by
your Honorable body to recommend the levying
of tax on the movable and immovable prop
erty situated within the limits of said Town end
Of License Tax upon persons pursuing their
professions, trades and occupations within said
limits for the year 1879, respectfully submit the
following:
l, They recommend that the Corporation tax
for the year 1873 and collectable in the year
1879. be and remain as it is now fixed by the
Charter Of the Corporation, towit: q mills on
the dollar.
2. They further recommend that the follow
ing License Tax be levied for the year 1879 up
on all persons pursuing their professions, trades
and occupations within the limits OF this Cor
pOration. viz:
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llljce larry Proceedings.

Snxl Ssssion Nov. 1911. 1873.
aa 10 call by the President. the Po-
Nm nj THE day in special session.
lvnl: Onez. Bronssart!. President. N. G i.
- md Aurt lien Prineaux. Absent :
u hi and Adol?he Comeaux.
knsdrx of the minutes Of the last meet
~1bYeasetl with.
&Frsarnt having made known the object
sssfng to thu nlcmbcrs, the following
toIsp1: :
49,, \ y necrssary to pay for the bridges
A1 NJ. and ~ the "Bridgc and Road
J iuAtdcient to meet the demands thus
u upsa i.
lIs1sr. Be II Resolved. That the Treasurer
~ krehv authorized to transfep to the
" Brilgs tf,nd twenty per cent Of th,.
- paid BY the Collector monthly and
latrrllae only Of said monthly SONS paid
Collector be appcriioned in the re-
aaids " heretofore done.
abfHtAsr pr,lrrcl. that the above rcst,lu-
4 pdsablc only to the following palned
~ s.ifsctors. &c.: John ]. Gardner. Do
eAytr., John S. Wilmington and Ed
Ting no further business the Police
glnspsd.
ONES. BROUSSARD. Preetl't.
(lk5UDlCE. Clerk.
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Alpha. Landry and Ed Mcbride. Noes--R. L.
Mcbride, Vigneanx and Hebcrt
On motion of Mr., Abba seconded by Mr. Lind

Alpha. Landry and Ed. Mcbride. Noes--R. l.
Mcbride, Vigneaux and Hebcrt.
On motion Of MIR. Alpha seconded by Mr. Lind
say, it was
Resolved, that the report Of the committee be
and is hereby adopted as amended as whole
and that all former laws on the same subject
matter be and Is hereby repealed. Upon which
motion the following vote was taken: Ayes
Landry. Alpha. Lindsay and Edward Mcbride
Noes--R. L. Mcbride. Hcbert and vignesux.
On motion Of Mr. Vigneaux seconded by Nr
Hebert. 1t was
Resolved. that the tariff ON meats passed BY
the Council at ita session of June l4th, 1875, be
amended 40 as to read a. follows for retailing
q beef or cow, so cents /; per quarter 123 cents;
calf years old and under rs cents, per quar-
ter 81 cents. Motion lost by the following vote
Ayes-Lindsay and Vigneaux. Noes-Alpha,
r. L Mcbride, Ed Mcbride. Landry and Hebert
On motion Of Mr.. Alpha seconded by Ed. Nc
Bride. it was
Resolved, That the Corporation Attorney be
and is hereby requested to wait upon the Hon.
II. D. Guidry, the Representative from this Par
ish in the next General Assembly of the State,
and solicit his action upon the question of hav-
ing the Corporation Charter amended in this
particular. viz: That the Corporation Consta-
BILE be hereafter voted for and elected to his
Office by the people Of the Corporation at the
yearly elections held for Mayor and Members of
the Council of this town, instead of being ap-
pointed to said Office by the members elect Of
said Council Adopted by the following vote !:
Ayes-Alpha, Landry, ed Mcbride, Lindsay
and Hebert. Noes-R Mcbride and Vigneaux
On motion, the Council adjourned.
10. AOUTON, Mayor.
II. II. BAILEY, Secretary.