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RAILROADS THEIR URIGlS AND PRORLEMs.
Ey CHARLEs FEANCis ArNu., ir. New YORK o.
PfH,uam's sous. Washington, ID. C.: sOiOmom y
Chapman.
This work contains succiuct but exceed.
ingly interesting history OF the genesis Of the
railroad system of the old aud new world, and
also an exhaustive discussion OF the railroad
problem. II is mine of useful. information
on the subject to which IL relates
National Republican., 1878-08-19

THE Hos. PuTTAH never made greater
mistake than when he reassembled his COM
mittee in New York city. The act had the
effect to locslize its proceedings, US it were,
and the New Yorkcrs have consequently
paid more attention than they otherwise
would to the daily grists OF the National
Perjury Mill. The result IL general dis
gust In that section for both the Hon. -
PurrAH and his dlshonorable wttncs. cs.
Nothing has occurred since Congress
adjourned that will aid the Republican
party more than this continued exhibition
of false swearing and .lUg-haudIed mud
singing in the metropolis.
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SAFAR uADfI; OR, RUSS AID TURCOMAN.
From tho FTtich uf Prince LUBoMIRsKL New
York D Appleton ~ Co. Washington, D. G.:
MIhun Bros
This tran iIation from the French relates to
the country known as Turkistau, n vast terri.
tory which lies between the sea of Aril aud
the Caspian, the Celestial Mountains and the
"RoIfor the World" the Hinduo EooCh Noun.
taias Of the Hhortssan, whose inhabitants are
divided between the Clucassilu, the MougOli0n,
The Tadjaks OF Slrts races. This territory Is
counted rs Russian possessions and is twice rs
great ~ Germany and France together.
glance at the contents Of this volume reveal:
the ilG. that it Is ROMANCE Of considerable
interest and merit
National Republican., 1878-08-19

LITERATURE PRIMERS. T. lltei by J. Il. GRErN
HOMER by tho Right Hon. W +. GLAD,IUHE,
honorary stn lent OF Christ Church New York
Rrs
This little volume as it, title implies, treats
Of liomcr the nan, the HON ,riC question, his
tory, mythology, ethnoIopy, pplity, characters,
art and the acts, 81; Ia other words Il l.
the mgira il prrr1 Of the subjcat
National Republican., 1878-08-19

SA%TrS EXPIATIOS \ Russian story trans
lated lrrm the French Ot Henry Grcvile. by
MANY NEAL SHHKwDJD. PnIlaie.phia r. H.
feter.J " B.p.Arrs.
This il regarded ~ one OF the most dra-
matte and powerful novels from the pen Of
Henry Gr1ville. The charm Of the roman ce
is its freshness and the bold delineation OF Its
characters.
National Republican., 1878-08-19

IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. BY R. W. Dali.
New York u Appleton &C.. Washington, d C.:
Muhtm BrUs.
This book is one Of Appletons new handy.
book volume serics aud treats of society, poll
tics, and popular education in a very familiar
aud instructive manner.
National Republican., 1878-08-19

WHEN the disorders ui Bahyh nod attack your
hahy, ust az once In Balls laby syrup uId notice
It. rui.d aud beneficial effect l. ccuts Icr bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-19

rHF Little Rock Ark, Drmo"rm is now
taking d little OF its own medicine, and ii
makes wry faces thcnaL Having ball
dolcd the Republican party into inaction
and some Of tn cnlpred people into voting
the Democratic tcket-anl the Grecnhack-
cr. having attempted the same gimc-thc
Ds mon, II now cries most ptttluIly over the
condition of ntiIirs. II slys:
The Hemorrri Is opposed to that policy which
.rrkf to dgrIaul voters of their rights, aud
cruauVucutiy II condemns the intimidation
policy mauguratra by the Grceubackur, Of thi,
cuuulrv. Through brOw.Dctting and ihtrat,
they UIcrnIrhvrr.ng to prevent c"!ured people
who have eNprrsrrt a determination. To sUp
port the DrrA,rratic ticket from carrying out
their dcslyy- Srnha COURSE we condemn, aud
warn tis leaders tnut It ttnupt he rniUrLcl.
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THE GOLDsMiTHs WIFE \ story ny Madame
CHAkLl$ kENRASp. New Nu,k j. Appleton u
Co. Wash.mgt,u, y. c.. Muhum BrDs
This Is another Of Applotoas handy.vo!'
umc series, aul the story Is ol French cxtrac.
ton, decidedly.
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CAPTAIN BpnARnr- i coming home, and
Dr. CARVER stands ready to shoot him
with him for the championship And now
comes another mark-mau from the Far West
who can discount both Boo NnplH and CAR
vIaL His name is COLLIDE. lrrn the golden
,uud- aud -ilNci strands a.. There seems
t. be no end to the material We can draw
upon to maintain our supremacy rs Il nation
in the line of honorable sport At the same
time We are not hchindhand ia lines that are
no, quite 50 honorable. I'll RS JlN An
uEKsrN. for example. Thr Hon. P0rrAH
has had him over in New York keeping his
hand in US it were for fear joins Bull will
get up another TIrHBORNE trial, and develop
another boss perjurcr But ANDEksoN " as
in no danger of getting rusty, lie had been
playing star engagement in Washington
keeping up the Posts circulation above lO,-
600 on eleven reams-about 1000 sheets
OF blank paper.
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MONDAY M0ENlNG, AUGl'sr ~, ls7..
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The Roston Tctrcihr is one Of the few,
very few, truc-h!ur Republican newspapers
in New .lnElaul II has had for long
time an INSIDE and bnt;0m-iact appreciation
Of the southern situation, a. well as the
honesty TO treat the question Of southern
politics without cunIrsrcudng 10 the truck
ling, mud-,,il gush which las been cli-
dcmic IN New England ever since the close
OF the war. In fact, the Tr0rHrr has nc'ct
believed that beCaUse "SIuthrun' has
been a traitor to his country AMI now sim
ply Processes to he recJnstructcl, lie is a
better mau than one who has always been
loyal, belief that the average Yankee is
apt to entertain. Speaking Of the oO0O0
Democratic and u Republican votes cast nt
the late election in Alabama. the Trdrcii,,
says:
Aud where, pray is that new Independent
party: where are the old WhiSs, thr Ahmins'
trliiOu Democrats, not to sly anything about
the rcSusciiatcd Republicans. who were to arise
from the policy OF cunciliatiOut Alabama is
pretty solid.
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proofof nothing of that kind. Mr. STEPHENS,
In all Of his speeches before the convention
met at which he was nominated, talked
Southern ideas and pandercd TO Southern
rrciudices us boldly and broadly as JEFF
DAVIS himself His idea is that southern
Home Rulr which means Democratic SUI
premac- and the ultimate reis-ertion of the
hereRy of states Rights, eau beuccompiishcd he
with President HAYES inolicc ~ readily as
1t could be under the administration Of anti.
southern claims, inc)mc-th!eving, Cownrtly,
hc.itating, intriguing TrLDEN. lie has not
recantcd particle Of his belief in the doe
trines upon which the Couiedemcy was
founded and Is ~ caincst in his efforts tn
rrIssyrt them within the Union ~ REN
HARRIS, Of Maryland or SINGLETON, OF
Mississippi
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I7E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
II " west.-Fifst-class Board. with large, airi
day; baths and gas. Mrs. o. q. HOWARD.
No connection Uih ~ Hytrurd House
tpsl la
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Ihegttelligeueer.
Tur House passed Matthews silver
,..oIution yesterday by a twO-thlrdS
n,iority, and gold advanced to II.

SOME Of the newspapers Of the country
have been making quite an ado over thC
marriage Of Uncle Nathan GOf, o
CI.rksburg, as an affair almost equally
..n,.,ional in its character with that o.
The I,ord-Hicks wedding. There is nc
,.D.ation about il whatever. Uncle
Nathan is not hid away anywhere from
,lo, Of pursuing heirs, but Is up and
around attending to business, and meets
ri. friends and neighbOrs on the streets
in the same old fashioned and lively way
in which lie has met them. Nor is it true
that he ia S5 years old, and that his wife
il a mere lass Of a girl. The facts are
tbs. he is just 70 years Of age and she ia
iua lG, which is a very suitable age
They are not as old by long way as
Abraham and Sarah were when they
commenced raising family, and there
fore we see nothing in the affair to call
for any sensational comment on the part
Of the newspapers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
statement irem the London

LONDON, January 2s.-The Times au
thoritatively denies that part Of the Rus
sian army will traverse Constantinople
and embark at that place for home.
A special dispatch says that the Rus
sian demands will encounter serious OPP
position from England and Austria. The
latter is particularly opposed TO the
retrocession Of Bessarabia and 10 any
conditions doing more than to cripple
Turkey.
The Cabinet Council on Sunday deter,
mined to persist in the demand for q
supplementary vote. :.
The summoning Of the Cabinet Council
on Sunday is regarded in some quarters
as an Indication that the political atmos'
phere Is not clearing.
Up to 9 o'clock last night the Porte
had no advices Of the conclusion Of the
armistice, though orders were telegraphed
the Plenipotentiaries on Friday to accept
the preliminaries OF peace. The delay
causes an apprehension that the armis.
tice may be accompanied by onerous
conditions.
Russians, seryians, Roumanians and
Montenegrins are pushing military oper-
ations with great vigor about Widdin,
Prisrend, Lake Schntar and Silistria,
and in Marietta Valley, east Of Adriano-
pie. suleiman Pasha's army continues
to embark. Six Egyptian transports
have been ordered 10 Karola 10 assist in
the operations:
Up to Saturday evening saiyet Pasha,
acting Foreign Minister during the abb
sence Of Server Pasha on peace mis-.
sion, persisted in his refusal TO inform
Layard, the British Ambassador, Of the
terms Of peace, showing that the Porte
has been pledged by Russia to keep them
secret. The Ice bridge has broken up.
THREATENING. ASPECT ON THE PERSIAN
FRONTIER.
A dispatch from Calcutta has the fol-
lowing doubtful rumor, though transmit.
ted through official channels. 1t says
Ameer, Of Cabul, Is massing troops at
Cavandahar. This might mean menace
to Persia or England, against both Of
whom Ameer Is hostile. Hitherto in con-
sidering the possibility Of Russian in
yasion into India the English have been
accustomed to look upon Afghanistan as
almost an inyincible barrier between the
English territory and Russian aggression,
whereas, now for all military purposes,
that barrier has ceased to exist.
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BEL1AigE LocALa-The officers Of the
Bellaire 4 s. W. r. r. company entered
suit yesterday, against Eve more delin-
quent stockholders, prominent citizens Of
this place.
Mr.J R. Cow, editor OF the Bellaire
Leader, and Miss D. Wagner, Of West
Wheeling, daughter Of State Senator
Wagner, we're joined in the bonds Of wed:
lock on Sunday last at the residence Of
the brides parents.
Messrs. Mercer and Gorrell, wholesale
grocers Of this place, are doing rushing
business.
A. N. Pitcher, sheriff Of Marion eouu.
ty, W. Va, registered at the Globe House
yesterday.
Council meets this evening.
Capt. John Fink offers one Of the finest
store rooms for rent, supplied with all the
modern improvements, and In the princi'
pal POs''0n 0i Tue e''y' LED
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PITTSBURGH, January 2s.-Riyer 8 feet
IL inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
MEMPHIS, January 29.-River fell 4
inches, stands II feet. Weather clear.
Arrived-Katie Hooper, Little Rock; IL.
liuois, Vicksbdrg. Departed-Common-
wealth, Belle Memphis, St. Louis; Golden
City, Cincinnati, Robert Mitchell, Smo-
key City, Simpson Horner and tow, New
Orleans.
NASHVILLE, January 29.-River rising
fast, 6 feet on the shoals. Arrived-An.
derson, Nashville, Cairo; Silyerthorn,
Evansville. Departed-Nashyille, Cairo.
New ORLEANS, January 2s.-Arriyed
Danube, Red river; Susie Silver, St.
Louis; Lee, Vicksburg. DepartediRatie
Duriee, Red river. Weather clear and
cool.
CAIRO, January 2s.-Arriyed-Golden
Crown, Cincinnati; 81. Genevieye, Mem
phis. Departed-st. Geneyieye, 81. Louis;
Golden Crown, New Orleans. River q
feet IL inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
EvANsv1LLr, January 2S,-River II
and 2.1O feet scant and rising fast.
Weather cloudy tonight. Down-Bowl-
ing Green, Mcdonald and tow and Dur
fee. Up-Goff, Idlewild, Maggie Smith,
Grey Eagle and Mary Miller; businesa
LITTLE ROCK, January 2s.-weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived-Hattie
| Nowland, Memphis.
vIcKssuRo, January 2s.-Weather
clear. River rose 8 inches. Arrived
Capital City. Up-U. p. schenck.
Down-C. P. Chanteau.
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,ery ~, pre.ohsd at the Presbyterian

Church last evening.
We would kindly say to those boys and
girls who have been 10 the habit Of mis-
behaving at church and other public
meetings that they are known, and II they
want TO save their credit they had better
reform, as their actions have been noticed
and a stop will be put to the same.
The Lyceum Of this place has been
meeting for some FIVE or six weeks, but
the membership is not increasing as II
should. Why Is it. boys? Are you
afraid Of that big quarter Of dollarH II
not, come out and show your hands, and
do not let the enterprise fail. You can
make Il the success which II should be.
Many Of you have gone to mite societies
night after night and never regretted the
small sum spent. SO on next meeting
come ont and show your hand.
The w. P. & B. K. R. have made some
needed improvements at our depot. A
new or better platform is now in order,
and much needed reform in addition,
the approaching road thereto, would
save many an oath or cry Of "mend," &c.
Judge" you and others who are inter
ested in the same should take that plow
and scoop that has been laying rusting,
change the aspect, stop tue complaints
about the same, and We will all live
longer and be better friends.
"Greenbacks" and lady were in town.
Home from bridal trip. No stogies yet
to serenaders.
There has been trouble between the
pupils and teachers in the "lunnel school"
during last week. Either the directors
should be removed or let them employ a
teacher who can "hold the fort"
The w. p. & B. railroad pay-car made
lis appearance this evening and made
many happy.
Kimmons, Brownlee & Co. are still
shipping hogs to yonr city. 90.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEWARK, N. j., January 2S.-The
Jacobus block in Monclair, occupied al
stores and Offices, was burned this morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
NEw YoRK, January ga Ere on The
fourth and fifth floors Of No. lis and III
North street, occupied by g. c. Richard.
son & Co, carpet dealers, and Floyd 4
Bailey, drygoods commission merchants,
caused losses estimated at about $780,
900. Amount insured, not known.
CINCINNATI, January 2S.-The street
car stables on the corner Of Bank and
Denman streets, with large quantity oi
grain and hay burned at noon to-day
los about 10000.
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Our West Alexander Letter.
WEsr ALRxAsDEB, Jan. %.


Editors Intelligence.
We send you few jottings from this
place.
Mr.. William Reed much respected
member OF the Presbyterian Church Of
this place, died last evening Of consump.
tion.
Early this morning as Mr.. Whitely's
milk wagon was starting for your city,
Il being very dark the driver ran against
an obstruction, npsetting the wagon,
ppilling some milk and throwing Miss
Loyeioy out and dislocating her shoulder.
Mrs. james Buchanan, residing 5 miles
from this place, slipped and fell, break
ing her arm. She met with a similar ac'
cident some time ago; the same arm was
broken, but in another place.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Coleman, oi the U. P,
Church, left on the W. p. & B. R. R, this
morning on visit to his mother and
sister, who live In Pittsburgh. No ser
vices will be held In his church nexl
Sabbath.
Dr.. j. B. Reed, who has been unwell
for some days past, is now able to be oul
again. So DR.. Jack will step down and
out. :,
Query Why Is 1t that your Wholesale
merchants charge drayage for goods sold
to our country merchants and deliver
goods free OF drayage to city dealers
We have known them TO make up dray
loads Of goods for two different partiei
and charge each person 80 cents. VIZ
.hink such practice has 4 tendency tc
drive trade TO other points. They alsc
charge for each and every package from
10 cents and upwards. have heard some
Of our merchants several times say they
wish We had through road to Pitts.
burgh, then they would deal there. i
the ". p. Il b. and Charters roads woult
connect their lines: which the new Con
stilution requires Of them, our merchant
could give your wholesale merchants
something TO put in their pipes tc
smoke.
The revised edition Of palms were yes
terday introduced at the U. P. Church
A much needed improvement.
Rev. |. Lynn Reed, Of Independence
Washington county, Pa, who Is now OF
visit here 10 his father, who has beer
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WASHINGTON.
A Party Vote in the House Com.
mittee on Elections.

Il
WASHINGTON, January 2s.-The House
Committee on Elections, by party vote
| z to 4, agreed that Wigginton, Democrat,
was entitled to seat from California, and
that Pacheco, Republican, sitting a =
member, was not. The majority will sub.
init their report Wednesday.
The following Is the vote for Wiggin.
ton: Harris, Springer, Gambler, Turney,
Cobb, Williams and Ellis.
For Pscheco: Wait Thornburgh, Price
and Hiscock.
MATTHEws' SILVER REsoLuIIoN PASSES
THE HousE.
The House by a vote Of 1877 10 70 hls
taken from the Speakers table and
passed Matthews silver resolution.
The popular subscription 10 the four
per cent loan to-day aggregated about
S600, 900, making a total 70 date of
about $4,000, 900. Eight banks were to-
day designated as depositories In addition
10 those already engaged in receiving
deposits under the recent circular Of tho
department.
a reduction in the Philadelphia Gus.
tom House was decided upon by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to-day. Ten
officers will be dispensed with, making q
reduction in salaries Of Sl3,l9T, The
order for the reduction will go into effect
February 1st.
The United States Attorney Of South
Carolina, writing to the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue in response to inquiries
concerning the escape Of prisoners while
in custody of Deputy United States Mar
shal Pitman, says he does not think the
Deputy Marshal connived at their es.
cape. He writes in November last, that
while Pitman was attending the United
States Court, as q witness, n crowd Of dis.
tillers and. their friends went to his house
and, driving out his vile and childr en-,
burned his house in their presence.
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NOTICE


| VI.
Edward wymAn, E. r. Gutter, T. @. II. Smith,
JosephDIvis, Thomas Porter, William y. Chan-
cireult Court Il Wood county, II 1 osrtain Iuit
IN ehaneeTy therein depending between HEid
Edward WymAn and z. y. Gutter, oou-
plainAntI, and Joseph Davis and I. c. H Bmith,
defendants, and John W. wills, Special Re.
oeiyer, appointed by aid Court In aid Gauss,
IN tSe Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West VII.
dina In Chancery
Ts the above named parties, plaintiff and de-
tenda mis-: You will take no,ice that The above
mI1Iop erS Of The Circuit Court Of Wood cCunty, n
M Doe mber term 1871 fer the pnrpose o. asoer-
tainipF a,1d reporting 70 the Court certain facts
nlrtIrIilaFl required by aid decree Of Teerone0,
4 oopy of which Is In my Office and 70 which you
STe reierr0d for particular statement Of every.
Ihing n ~ examlned into and reported upon BY
| nm CommiISl0uek. In acoord1neo with The ofdSr
AZ rei1repee al0resIjd, ] have hKod upon the hx.
tenth day Of January, 1873, betSSen tbs hours q
O'Clock A. y. Lnd ?: ~ o. SAD day, atmy otnee.
az CouTt Etrnbs, 10 the ety Of PafkefSburg, In
M county Of Wood, state oi West Virginia, TO
tafe tho testimony Of all the parties 70 nd hcion.
m dssFed and deemed peoth,lIy, and will oontlnua
ths SIme frou day 70 day and time 10 time, II nee.
sSSaTy. nntil al The testimony and the report ot
the rindenII med Is completed ~ required By aid
order Of reference.
You are eoumsnded, In The nlme q The btais
Of West Virginia, 70 % ald appaf belore ne, IN
eIis n relation 70 The mhttsri before ne In nd
C,iyca under my hand, At my oaiee, This itih
N'' " BkRNA. POWELL,
] dairM CommilhonH.
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den, Browne, Buckner, BurchArd, Bur
dick, Butler, Capell, Cain, Caldwell (Ky.)
Caldwell TENN Calkina, Gambler, Can.
NON, Carlisle, CaswelI, Chambers, Clarl
(Ky.), Claire (Mo.), Clark (Ia.l, Clymer
Cobb, Collins, Conger, Cox (0O, Cox IN
w, Crayens, Chitienden, Culberson
Cummings, Cutler, Davidson, Davis IN
CT, Deering, Debbrell, Dickey, Dunnell
Durham, Elan, Ellis, Errett, Evans
Evins s. C), Ewing, FELTON,, Finley
Forney, Fort, Foster, franklin, Fuller
Gardner, Garet, GAM, Geddings, Glover
Goode, Gunter, Hanna, Harris, Ga.
Harrison, Hartridge, Hartzell, Haskell
Hatcher, Hayes, Hazleton, Henderson
Henkle, Henry, Hewett (Ala-) Herbert
Hooker, House, Hubbell, Hunter, Hum
phrey, 1ttuer. Jones (0.), Keller. Keight-
", Kelley, Kenna, Killinger, Kimmell
Knapp, Knott, Lathrop, Ligon, Lnttrell
Lynde, Mackey, Manning, Marsh, Martin
Mayham, McKinEie, Mckinley, McMa'
hon, Metcalie, Mills, Money, Morgan
Morrison, Muldiow, Neal, Oliver, Pache.
co, Page, Patterson IN. ~, Patterson
(Cal.), Phelps, Phillips, Pollard, Pound
Pridemore, Randolph, Rea, Reagan,
Reilly, Rice, o'Reddle, Robbins, Roberts
Robinson La.), Robinson (Ind), Ryan
Sampson, Sapp, Ssyler, Scales, Sexton
shellenbarger, Shelley, slemmons, smalls,
Smith (Ga.), Sparks, Springer, Steele,
Stephens, Stone (Mich.), Stone Qowa),
Strait, Thompson, Thornburg, Throck:
morton, Upton, Townsend, Townsend
(Ills), Tucker, Turner, Turney, Vance,
Van Voorhees,, Waddell, Walsh, Welsh,
White PENN, White qnd.) Whitehorns,
Williams (Wis.), Williams (Ala.l, Will
leskey, Willetts, Wilson, Wren, Wright,
Yeates, Young-1S.
NAYs-Bacon, Bagley, Baker IN. ~,
BalloD, Banks, Beebe, Bisbee, Blair,
Bundy, Campbell, Chittenden, Claain,
Clark IN. J.), Covert, Crapo, Davis
(Cala.) Denison, Dwight, Eames, Eickhof,
Ellsworth, Evans (Pa.), Field, Fireman.
Frye, Garfield, Hale, Hardenbergh, Har-
mer, Harris, Hart, Hendee, Hewitt N.
W, Hungeriord, james, Jones IN. H.), ,
Jargenzen, Joyce, Ketcham, Londers,
Lapham, Leonard, Lindsay, Lockwood,
Loring, McCook, Morse, Muller, Nor
cross, UNeil, overton, Peddie, Potter,
Powers, Pugh, Quinn, Rainey, Reed,
Rice Mass J, Robinson lMass.), Smith,
schleicher, Sinnockson, Starin, stenger,
Stewart, Swami, Yeeder, Wait, Warner,
Watson, Williams Of Michigan, Williams
OF New York, Williams Of Delaware,
Williams Of Oregon, Willis New York,
and Wood-79.
The House adjourned.
A meeting Of the silver men and the
resumption ,repealers was summoned 10
take place Immediately after the ad-
;nnrnmant
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GREECE.
Greece san for war.

ATHENS, January 2s.-Warlike mani
iestations were renewed Sunday-crowds
Of people shouting outide the residences
Of the Ministers. A nGb Of 1000, from
the Pirasus, was dispersed d by the troops
after some shots had been fired. Three Of
the rioters were wounded. The city is
now, Sunday night, quiet.
The Debats, the organ Of Minister De-
higorgis, says that Greece would incur in.
eyitable ruin by declaring War asainst
Turkey now.
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Pipe Lines.

PHILADELPHIA, January ga meet.
ing Of members Of the Commercial Ex.
change to-day considered 4 measure now
before the Legislature for the establish
ment OF free pipe lines. A communica.
tion was read from R. B. Brown, Char.
man Of the Oil Pipe organization, offer
ing To amend the bill 90 that The project
may inure to the benefit Of Philadelphia
instead Of cities outside Of Pennsylvania
Finally committee was appointed 70
further consider the subject and report al
q future meeting. -