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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18
Saturday, May 4, 1873.

within legal hours, the following Sescribsd
property situated in Shelby cOur.ty, Tenn.
That part Of a certain lot, sltuated on Lin
Is I9 sit ssagst' t n 'G Co f1.y q Memphis: on which
10 feet. and is descriked as cemmsDcins a. u
p0iht ny ieet non the northeast corner Of
Malh ana Llncen streets, and running thence
I neelIy eas.., and parallel with Linden street
10 leet thence nearly north $50 feet; thence
west 10 feeti thence south $50 feet to the be-
ginning.
Terms Of Sale-0ne.third cash; balance in 6
ana ~ months after date. Notes with an
are paid.
This April u, 1878.
E. A. COLE, @. and M.
ByR. j, BLACK, D. @. and NJ,
Robinson az Malone, solicitors. 81. 43-4Q.ke
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18
PUBLIC LEDGER.
THE TABLE.

AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18
MULES AND HORSES.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING Toby.
New Orleans. c. p. Chouteau 5p.n.
Arkansas City, Phil Allin. 5p.m.
trlars Point, g. w. Cheek........ ......5 pm
ARBIvALs.

Steamer c. P. Chouteau, New Orleans.
Phil Allin, Arkansas City.
Geo. W Cheek, Friar's Point.
James W CAT, Cincinnati.
Kellogg, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer James Howard, New Orleans.
Ben Franklin, Cincinnati.
Coahoma, Frisr's Point.
West Wind, ST.. Francis river.
0sceola Belle. Johuson's T. Do.
Hard Cash, White river.
BOATS IN PORT,
James w CAT, Phil Allin, George w.
Cheek, c. P. Chouteau.
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WEMPLARs OF ONO

NAToNA TEMPLE OF Il. AED T.
30. 1-meets every Friday evon-
ing at 5 o'clock at Temperance
Hall. No. 298 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18

river declined S inches at Nashville,
with 10 feet 10 inches on the gauge,
Arkansas river is rising at Little
Rock, with 10 feet s inches on the
gauge. White river is receding
slowly at Jacksonport, with a good
steamboat stage of water from there
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18
STEAMBOATS,.
SPEOIAL NOTIOE.

FOR CINCINNATI.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. h.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18

Memphis & Ohio River P'k't Co.
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O. g. Il.
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FOR LOUISVILLE q CIHCIKNATI.
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.. Q. =.

odd Fellows. Hal. sOrzx Main ard Horti
ccaTt strceHi
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Accommodates Sunday 40
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Office. 27 Main street. corner Of
Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09

citation Of National prosperity rtoced IN forward
agriculture and internR iurrOvements and prsed
unsparngly every great forward movement They could
weep with the weeping blacks but they could re0iee WIN
The prosperous citizens oil toe Republic ~ the saDe TIME
IN timP have class OF pe-slmistlc newspapers
only the dark side Of our National NE IneY
talk constantly OF the corruption and diSn0n sty when
they find III round them, but they never Hulnlne thr
pages with the bright pie OF the NaloDs prosper
ity. Tn y weep only witt those that weep.
love Il he only bond Of unity OF man with
This II is which binds together al Christians
Take church, Tor instance. We have an absolute
Independence. The vote the IN JoflIF oil TINS cbuTcl
does what Is ~ he done. There is ster over us
save Christ. Yet Is this one aw whieh takes us
out Of these boundaries and makes conscious OF Tue
Wid fraternity Christianity We are claI n the sue
cess Of Methodist missionaries; rejoice az the Eotk
Of other denominations IN OF directions. Mon dunt
know much about Gears IN high lile. FOrmales con-
vcnI8ua IT, take thu piace OF sympathy. Goa an
may never Lrow Ut OF . MEMORY 81 the sOrroWs and
ficulurs in sirup ug with whc the most OF ms own
lie Uas been spent 80,
The pastor al the usIOn OF toe rmOn asked INC
con legation eOntTbutOns amounting 10 SZ1OO Ioi
the BaUs sHciaiUn OF Long l-lInd. MIR Hay e. saiu
cOnyersa on that tuat wa not an eNceptlOna, con
iDu the church. wuch Is one O The larKtst anu
wealtLieSt Cd tie Is ana, raise Tor suen purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
CHRISTIAN SYMPATHY And LOVE.

SERMON by THE REV. EMORY J. HAYNES. AT THE
WASHINGTON AVENUE (BROOKLYNl BAPTIST
CHURCH.
The Rev. Emory j. Haynes preached TO a
large congregation IN his church yesterday morn
ing His discourse was founded upon selections from
Romans XIII and dealt with the necessity and power OF
Christian sympathy.
It's the peculiar charm OF Scripture teaching, said the
preacher that it lodges the OF specifically prac
teal teachings the governing principle, that dis
eple satisfy his conscience simply by observing the
spoken words In the before Let love be with
out discrimination" is really the root principle. To fol-
low the command Rejoice with those that do rejoice"
Is not difficult for any mind. But genuine love is 10
INTO mans Joy as hlt were your own, and into
his grief II It yOur simple acquaintance
would he conscious Of an effort In making such tran
slions as this true love spontaneous In its action
The word sympathy its derivation shows. Indicates
suuerlng with" another. Every intelligent mind
Ieels something OF tins sympathy with its fe-
lows but christian sympathy is more than this.
luis tnerng Into the Of Others, that these
sOrrOWs are your Own, their your
mentB 30, TOO, Christian benevOlepce or love makes
the JOY OF others its Joy perfect type OF
character attainaOle - that which equally rejoice
with those that do rejoice and weep with those that do
weep. have always had great reverence for those
old anti-slaYeFy heroes Of my Garner years who like
Horace Greeley. were unttng ersympathy with
the enslaTed blacks Yet these men full appre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A Sunday evening concert was given last
night BY Mr p s. Gilmore and hIs band at the Grand
Opera House. where they had the assis' anee OF Mr.
Levy Mr. sOhst the Misses COnron, Miss Hocfer aud
sanor De Carlo The chief event of the evening was the
reappoarance OF Mr. Gilmore in the role Of eorneist'
when ne played with Mr. Levy tue duet, "Qn's
est Homo from ROsdnfs Stabat Mater aud he did
his share Of It III masneF quite surprise the audience
There were o number OF selections for The band piano
solos for Miss Hoeher songs by the Misses Conron VINO
produced very favorable presson, and cor ct solos
for Levy, who OF Q. had an immense success NJ
sohsl was in excellent voice. and better than be
has I'm some time He, too, gained thorough triumph
THESE concerts are uuquPstouaby popular, and their
great success is IN wise surprising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
THE Loss or THE PONMERANL4.

The details of the wreck of the Pommerania
do not throw much ighton the disaster Emil Bloch one
OF the survivors, sad The boats were ordered by the
CAPTAIN TO be lowered and he himself sont mp rockets
In the meantime the first boat let down. In when
was ssated but IL was 30 careesslY lowered that very
nearly MI its occupants were capszed into the water
They An climbed up on the ropes, but whether they
we're NIL saved I do not know. 1 saw lady
I'm tbe wafer but whether she was saved OF
not 1 do NOT know After that / caught hold OF
the rope, and with all my power tired to g't up
on Ia the deck again. j was pretty nearly up on
the ship " ben my strength failed me, and Mr. Robert
Pomner who was on the deck, caught hold OF my arm
and pulled me up on deck, otherwise | should nave
fallen IN the water and been lost The captain, who was
ON deck refused 10 come with As we pulled away ne
waved his can 60 us II, remained on deck, and hls
calmnegs aud GOODNESS or manner lhuIo'tu 'iu'
ne Intended 10 stuck 20 his YeSsel 10 tue dal
We then pulled away apout thltV u itet, o." :"
20 down. Directly after that the a!ter part s1ih
/ heard the shr1eks OF women on board but CNulu
see nothing In boat had about HlXty passcHre
including Some women. one Of the seaInel named Au
gnst had boby I'm his arms which he had picked up
also saw another body picked mp Inc
account given by Robert POmmer' abotner pas
ssnger OF the loss OF the FIRST Doat j. sotht
what diferenT. lie said: " "A" tue captain 3 ooG i
was beng lowered Jumped INTO H. In this Dolt lue,e
Wer. about fifteen or twenty passengers Oh FhSu,
ing the water the boat hlied rapluIN, anu VIC VIZ
all thrown INTO water. We managed, .oWeEtri 10
climb the ropes again out some eond no, u one
another climbed mp the ropes Is Na7 on ne I'M
ing OF the Pommefania the fourth otcer caught ho Vi
my coat and dragged me on BOARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
IMPORTING OYSTERS TO ENGLAND.

now THE TRADE HAS INCREASED THE PRICE OF
SMALL OYSTERS ON LONG ISLAND.
The recent shipments of oysters 10 England
from the eastern end OF the Great South Bay L. L. nave
be very large and there nave been rumors that the
price OF oysters would advance consequence Inquiry
Yesterday among oystermen In this city showed that
two grades Of are sent from the south SIDE
Of Long Island One comprises the larger oysters
which can be sold here aud are not exported IN any
number and the other includes the smaller 9yaiyes,
which arc not suited for the home market and YET are
popular IN England and the Continent. Inc snali
oysters are rather "coppery IN taste and are much III
demand In the eastern part Of Long Island, where
the Inhabitants have acquired taste iOr ths 80 t1al
these large shipments for export have tended 10 talse
the priee there Oystere that Oiongn 90 70 ~ sgts
there last year now sell for from 10 70 go cents rms Us
probably the foundation O the rumor OF hgher prices III
the oy steT trade -, - - H.
In this market oysters very cheap now and the
finest grades can bought al comparatively low prices
II seems that the English accustomed 70 the
home PRODUCTS prefer the small Long Island oysters
Many shipments are reported FROM Paehogue and other
towns ON Tic Great South Bay direct TO England out
Inc horton is exported through New York firms.
The oysters are well preserved arrive IN good condition
aud nd ready SALE that the trade lsrapdy lhereas
Ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
HYDROGRdPHLC REPORT

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE. CHART DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec 3, 1873 s
The following the report the United States Hydro
graphic Office for the week ending December Z, 1875
CHARTS PUBLISHED DURING THE WEEK.
No Of Chart 1853 Title Anchorages IN the Skyrng Water
Magellan size. XII scale, NJ. 73 Price cents.
OF chart $50 Title Outline Chart Of the Mediterranean
sea Size, lLX23. ale u. O6. Pice, 10 cents. Kind en-
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING TIE WEEK.
No OF Chart 752. lite America,
s. Chilli Correction Shoa NV Of Puchoco Point Coronel
so Of Chart III Title Coronel Lota ana Colcara an.
chorages Chill. Same correction.
No Of Chart 45S Title Cape Magellan Strait
IasiOn Island. lat 55- 2S y, Ion G7o 80 w
No Chart 4J5. Ii e Anchoragus at the south Extreme
of America same co rcctOn
No Of Chart 3I7 TILE Irish Channel the strait OF
NO Of Chart 37s Title English Channel Sheet western
part same correction. -
No OF chart $3.50 Title Channel southern portion
Same correction.
western part Correction Llrht estab shed at Timam
middle Island coast NeW.Zeaaud.
No OF hart S2T. Title NeW'Zeaand. same correction.
No OF Chart $50 1le Eng al Channel sheet s. eastern
part Correction Change In position Of whstinB buoy 10
Havrs Roads France, north coast
No 676. Title Northwest Coast OF France sheet
No Il char 67I Title Northwest Coast Of France Sheet
No Of Chart 677 Tlue Entrance the Seine.
30 OF Chart 3l7 Title IRISH Channel to the STRAIT OF
bralta Correction Light established at Wanna Lima River
No Of Chart s2I Title Coast OF Portugal Same correc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
THE WEEK AT THE THEATRES.

"The Bankers Daughter" at the Union
Square, "My Son." Ut Wanacks, " The Comrdy Of
Errors" at the Park, 1.-THE Double Marriage" az the
Lyceum ana cinderella" at tine Aquarium. VIII reward
public attention throughout the week. Edwin Booth
will repeat 1T Fifth Avenue Theatre several OF his
best assumptions OF great tragic character. "Our
American Cousin, with the eminent Mr.. Frank Har-
denberg as Asa TreHehayi, and the iridescent
Mr. George ParEes Lord DlndreaTg.-wil
be presented at Booths Theatre. The Messenger trom
JARVIS Section" with Mr.. b. Macauay as Uncle DdnH
will be offered at the Broadway Theatre joys of var
Gus kinds viii profuseY shed abroad from The stage
Of the san Francisco NinsFes second Recital is ns-
signed for Wednesday morning, at II, by Professor
Locke Richardson at The Onion League Theatre, who
viii then interpret " Macbeth" Next Monday Mr.
Jefferson comes forward at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
as Rip TdH WlHEle, and Jo n Mccullough appears az
she Grand Opera House COriolGaUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
NAVY NTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-COmmander r. l..
Phythan has been ordered 10 special temporary duty
ON board the Nautical Scholarship st. Aarys. at New
York.
The United States Qunnebaug left Norfolk on
the afternoon Of the 4th inst Tor steam speed trial
under coutrol OF board consisting Of Chief Engineers
II. Newell, d. b. Macomb and william II. King She
anchored OF the Wolf Trap 10 Chesapeake Bay dis
lance Of 100 miles from Annapolis, ana made the dis
between the two points In eight hours, being IN
average OF thirteen knots an hour. During TINS
trial trip sails allowed TO be used. the speed OF
the shin being due 20 TIE power Of the machinery
tirey. Captain FarQuhAT and the officers were much
pleased with the success OF the ship and consider 'ua
she will surpass In speed under all conditions OF sea and
wind, any foreign mHn-nf-Wal Tue machinery was
manufactured in the Washington Navy Yard, from the
designs OF tire Bureau of Seam Engineering, but was
placed the ship In Philadelphia. IL Is thought that
the vessel will JOIN the Mediterranean Squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
Snip AEFS.
ARRIVED.


Str cate city. Dagget savannah Dec to Geo YOngs.
str Franconla Bragg Portland NE. to ) AWes. p :,
SIR City OF FitChUurg Ehs. New BEDFORD 10 Barring q
EaVs. ,, -. ,,., r =, -, -,
ship sarmatan tot ouebeeli Rhenume london Nov !
shin Friedlauder Coi BostonL Morrison, Hamburg Nov T.,
ballast to rhayer Lincoln anchored in ravesend Bay
sSrE Sci stuart tB Harper Island as days bal
Brig Katie DAM Robinson MIX River a. IS days with
BTie Three cheers Cof Hahfaxj Mcdonnell Turk
J. IL DAYS salt 10 IL Naabe som yesss 10 scam
BriS i Brown lof Portland, Foster, Ma,anzas days
with sugar TO WaUen, Toe Co. vessel 70 Miller &
Tig Kaluna Curtis Gresnock Oct a. IN ballast to order
sehr ci'rds tIiayl Rudolphe. Petit Goaye 10 days
Schr Euott Dow. Rey, savannah 10 days with mdse 70
Patterson, Downing Co vessel to Bentley Ghdersloeve
schr Van Brunt toi Port Jefferson, TooEer Nassau
p days, with logwoJd fruit etc. 10 Monten sons
Scar West side Davis Corpus Christi ~ days with hides
- rg Fngenia from Turks Is,nd winch was anchored
AZ Sandy Hook for OT,ers. came 70 the city today
CLEARED
Str. German,c CBr) Kennedy Liverpool via Queenstown
6Io GGs re jenkins Sss Hui saodcrson SON. BoSa BIZ
small G;9SS % %v BSc os Gnf Kaen e &
civ etc WIN Clyde & co. Acadia Dcknan Bermuda and
ton Via Key West Mallory Go; Aigiers Hawthorn
sy eOa SGEi Hunter PesbdS, via Whining
ton Roberts city OF savannah hso.y s1y3n3sh SsS
co; John Glbso" Trlyers Georgetown G. R2Gme lr
V,ueanh Bowen, Baltimore, ktems Ann Eliza Warr'ns
Philadelphia James Hand; Glaucus Bearse Boston,
shin Pelcemaker Br ClossOn Liverpool Scammell Bros.
Banks Br. Robertson, Plymouth V II Brown q Cos
Parker, tilasgOW James Ewell & Co Glado
yia(Br Knowiton. Dn6lin = Whitney %; Nebo Nork
Johansen Queenstown for critters Fnc EycS GO Goethe
iGer Kuhmann, Bremen, Waucn, Toel Co; Ath-t Norh
NorUeck, Bremen Punch, Edye & Co Skude7uaes NoI,;
kieldsen Copenhagen SOcOvich q Cos Walter Scsmmeu
Brj Saunders, Hayre, scammen Bros ltIn tNOrl Hage
mann Hnyre, Fuuch EdYr Co; Juletra (Aor Er1eksen
Hayre Punch. Eye Coz Ottefen lNof Iolesen Celte fr
Funch Edge Coz Jennie Armstnng lBrL HUI Passages
BibOa, Neyius 4 American LlOYtA " hlttehOfe
Gibraltar Miller HoUghton; Bremen Ger. Lletk' Log
horn Punch Edge & Co. Friedericke tGer boehm Ae1an
dria f. Tobias co; Harriet jackson, Bacon Havana
III Winchester q Co; Mariettmo llIal Chetl DeaWads
area OF Eunch. Edve & Co.
Brigs LeOnOra, Blood Exeter swan q som Aeolus lGer
Dali Radmand; Solnar tNOr HeIflksens
porto Punch Edge Britannia, Hotehkiss Barbadoes
TrOwbrdgss sOnsi Aleira Lndsiey AAaSSSo anu FSst
10 r., GOTgozas sons
sehrs Hannah Conner, Craig Carhagena Pomars Cush
man, Ella Mitchell Jacmel Brett CO: Kate Collins
Mather Kingston. solomon Co: Ernst Loo Blaleh
lord POinta Pre John B0yntOn's Som julia Chnch brl
Maoney john b. HeneI Brave, WEBSTER Jscksen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09

& w.5ree HSss - %
Gr Bati%crc Vim chsmsrs Hsrysss MsDsd Providsacs
wa UReasvllla. Conn. q Roberts.
ARRIVED Deca
SIR city Of Brusssl Dr. Watkins Liverpool Nov ~ nd
str Erin BIZ Andrews Liverpool Nov p. VA Gnrua' Urn
Str trcss.la RI Munro Glasgow Nov rs VA Ne lie
20 % u end ..son bFeS- , ,,.,,. ,-o q .,,s, n
Sessna nlGza H. Palermo is, aii Gisltrrs % with
SIR fty q saaiIaSo Peters Yokohama sept T. aay oct
Win ts,s In b Iaryerssedt a Co. vessel u ATSc Tas Co
Str Asa Br hughes PUIt'a1 PINE. NOV - S.'sn, a
"a Carthe sna 20, Asptn~ah and Na'AAA DEC D. ii1'
Str Richmond Kelley Richmond Point and Norfolk to
u Str Al ensrlo GIBBS Lewes to Old Dominion go.
Str Peterborough tlr1, FRAZIER Hal fax Dec g. to A E
BsrE HsTrik Ibscn cSOr Nelson Rotterdam So days in
Bar ma walsh Bowers Trieste 70 days via Gibraltar
Win empty CARAT S W e nj cSsss swapse IS DAYS
Bark Eta swart tot g John By smith. ROTTERDAM 81
DAYS In ballast 81 snow n Burgess =. -
sehr Lowell loi Portland, Pinkh1m Havana u SaE''
chr SAWYER. FaiKenburg. shulee $. Ia days. with
scaT 7 townsend smith, Windsor, Is days with
pas;er 70 :, " ,,, St i sais with apbsr 60 order
schr Marion Draper Bailey. Gardiner with lumber TO
IeGs James Holmes Ryder Bangor, with lumOer to NJ
sehr Ann strattOn sullivan. Me with granite 10 rder
~ Brig Ksuss. Curtis from Greenoe. which arrived tho
It'll and anchored on the bar came mp 70 tae GU; Sf
wiND-sunsst-AAtv S,Indy HOOK calm ana S0uS "
DISASTERS
WARRINGTON Dec. a-Tbe Signa Service Observer at
reports the Chief gna officer at p M A. oi
lows ship MruUh, Liverpool in ballast for ybee -
mile Invest II OSslbaw sen buoy ~te
Tugs lid not take hold OF hrr
unsatisfactory terms and hEh sea Tne Cap
tain and sun aO7ard."
The Signa Corps sandy Hook reports that the
slOOp General Scott New.York for Sandy HOOK pier
with sTrang when the h0sDta ship, aud
yards north 81 te railroad pier al GU
u last night The vessel will probably be total loss
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec 7-Arr str ViDdOlana (Br). from Qnebee;
lIyHRPOoL, Art srTs GFacia Span from naunlore
Warrior (BT), rom New.Orleans. , ~ a.,
Sae st,s CanoDus DR. for Boston; BOrussia Br for
QIEESsTowN Dec 7Arr scyris OBJ from New-York
for LvrrpOol Republic tBr from Ne 1r TOT Liverpool
Sailed Celtc OBI from ilverp0o Tor " ork
soTTHISPToS Dec Arr sur LepaHto. rom Nsw-York
HUI
HAyRF Dec 7.-Sailed. France. for New York.
ROTTERDAM Dec sailed, str HaTald (Dutch) for New
York. -. -, ,,-.,-.-
Rega Geo Peabody, Can't Hilton, An inst, Nielsen
the after from NazaTe; Mchein3 both for New oh
inst Henry Noel Mida; 7th INST, southern Bel g Gieno a
PUmema ArmOTe. the latler Tor savannah
Lui-Ia p 9Th inst, VIM NOodbHfy
Hlawatha. Lit Jas + ward GiunlO
Polo, the latter sligo: VIM owen 6th
inst ST ottawa the latter on Dover Anninete on
Douglas Kate Harding, sap
pho Princess Alice Melbourne. Capt Durham sea fowe
Ghas PIatL Ascaulay Lnck, the latter at Harwicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE calls the tissue
ballot used in South Caro- onion skin ballots" Il
was Certainly a rank offence to sucn ballots-an
rage that smells 10 heaven.-IBath On. " Courier,
Rep)
W. II. PeltOn has thus far baffled the re-
paFters. He declines to answer. Witnesses alwavs
excused when an answer would erimtnate them. This
e. tlcmau fairly earn"d the name Of Won't Tell
Observation-Disclosures Republican 1nd)
Nephew PeltOn, interviewed by a TRIBUNE
repOr er, says he has nothing to Perhaps Con
grrssiOual committee persuade him to change his
mind-lIndanapOlis News (Indl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
MIDNIGHT WkAIHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Sy,,oUSis far fitS past "A hours.


WASHINGTON, Dec, 9 a. m.-The barOme-
ctrr lI.hest the Middle States and NeWkngland'
and ioweaG M II inis. General rain snow has falle'
except in the Atlantic coast States Northeasery winds
prevail the South Atlantic States, souheasterly In
the Lake region, Tennessee the Ohio Valley and the
Middle states and norhwesterly west of the ppi
river TIE temperature has fallen in the Gulf States
and w-Engand Else where has been a general but
sliS IN, rise.
Indications.
For New.Rngaud clear weather. followed by IN
creased coudness and rain or areas; variable
WINDS shifting sOutheasterly falling barOn-
ter.
For Middle Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy, rainy
weather; southerly winds: lower pressure.
The temperature will fan below freeing In the canal
regions.
Storm Signals
Caurouarv signals continue at Duluth, Marquette,
ESQ naha, Mil yankee, SecuOn One, Chicago Grar Ha-
ven Section Three Macsmaw CIty, Alpeus Port Huron,
ID, troit, ctou -Four, Toledo, SandHsky Cleveland,
Section Eve, Eric, Buffalo. Cape Lookout, Cape Hti-
teras, Kilty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cave Nav. Atlantic
CIV, Barnegaf, Sandy Hook, Rochester, OswcgO an l
Section : < Cauuonary ofshurc signals continue al
IndanOla and Galveston.
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3:45 a. =.
LATEST FORETGA Ne WS.
THE ANGLO-AFGHAN CONFLICT.

LONDON. Monday. Dee. o, 1873.
Tie Tele0rdpFs correspondent at Lahore says that
General Bddulph telegraphs that he has found an
open road to Candahar.
special dispatch to The Daily Necs from Lahore
says it Us reported that the Ameer Of Afghanistan
has fed because of a revolution in Cabul. lFhe re-
port requires confrmahOn.l
The lines in q leading article says: The AmeeTs
answer is equivalent to a point blank refusal"
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM CONGRATULATED.
BERLIN, Dec. 8. 1873
The Hon. BayaTd Taylor, the American Min
Ister to- ay presented his ordinations to The En-
peror upon his safe return TO BerIi
IEJr other f0yeiQa Meas F'rs pagsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09

,,apserptons ofthe works Of tins master, and be
sIso played the Rondo PSpageRo Of Ernst A num-
her Of the artists Of Colonel Aspesons troupe cooper
ated with him. and did much admirable work. Among
en- we're gnor Frapol sigDOr del PueBte, and Sig
NOR Foil Mr.. Quicken played very eIcelently, and
Miss Helen Ames sang, not so well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
TIE APOLLO CLUB.

This Club, which Is a Brooklyn organiza-
teu VIII give a concert this evening in the Ae demy u
Music in that city II will have lie assistance OF nose
two excellent a fists. RsmeHyi and Miss Beeoe ana u
will sing a number Of parts ngs, among ihem FIee
dom Of Song" by MarsBner, piece by santner' ana
others by zo-ner Fischer OttO, ana Memberships can
tata To the Sons OF Art" The promises 20 be
very Pheasant one Mr. Dudley Buck, whose reputation
a. trainer choral bodice is Of the highest Is the mu-
gyr