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New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
THE TELLER COMMITTEE AT WORK.
MEETING HFLD YEsTERDAY-THE PROBABLE SUB
COMMITTEE TO GO TO LOUISIANA.

COMMITTEE TO 60 10 LOUISIANA.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSR.l
WAsHISGToN, Dec. 20-The Teller Committee
held meeting this morning and discussed plans of
procedure, but arrived at no definite conclusions,
aud adjourned to meet again tomorrow morning. A
majority Of the committee is in favor of sending
subcommittee oft three or five members to Louisiana,
and ii probable that this will be done II il de-
cided to send. five members it Is understood that
Senators Teller Cameron aud Kirkwood of the Re-
pubcans, and Senators Bailey and Garland Of the
Democrats will compose it. The policy with regard
10 South Carolina and the North has not vet
ceIved sufficient attention by the committee TO war
rant an expression of opinion by members in regard
To II.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
THE BRITISH IN JELALABAD.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. 81, 1873,
General Browne occupied Jelalabad yesterday.

The occupation of. Jelalabad is one of the
most important incidents OF the Afghan campaign.
Situated in the midst Of large plain, at an ele-
yaton OF about 100 feet above level that fortress
ofers convenient halung-place for the army dur
ing the Winter months. Forage will be scarce, but
fuel from the nelghboring pne-clad mountains can be
obtained In great quantities. Cattle and sheep. mules
and cames, prOcurabe in great numbers, so
that 1t will form excellent advanced depot
for cOmmssariat and ordnance stores. Being only
7S miles from Cabul, the difficulties OF the
Spring campaign will be immessuraby lessened by hag
ing Jelaabad the British base. with the Khyber In
their rear, instead of being compelled at one time IL
feared they would be, commence their operations
from Peshawur.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
RESOLUTIONS OF GERMAN REPUBLICANS

At meeting of the German Republican
Central Comm ttee last evening at the Germana ASSEM-
by Rooms a committee consisting % DR. T. W. HOeber,
Dr. Louis Naumann, Gustavus Beyerlc. +. A. Kliebe
and G. Meyer were appointed to draft resolutions the
death OF Bayard Taylor The following the resolu
tons which were submitted and adopted
Whereas Our esteemed freud the eminent poet, states
mHu aud patriot our late Ambassador at Berlin, has
suddenly departed this HE,
RtsOred, That the German Republicans mourn deeply
his death as a loss TO themselves.
Rcsored That by his wonderful ly per cct translaOns
of the master wOk OF German poetry, GOethe's
Faust" Mr. TAYLOR has made his name immortal In the
hearts uf all educated Germans.
Res0red. That the unlmchng patriotism, the earnest
real and the sterling honesty Of Bayard TAYLOR have
mprd his name among the most eminent OF American
cj, zcns and rendered his name forever immortal
ResOired TUaC copy Of these resolutions be sent TO
the bereaYed family of the deceased gentleman.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
A THIRD Will or 4 MILLIONAIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 20.-The attorneys for
the estate of Robert Whitaker, deceased this morning
offered for probate ut the Office of the Register Of VIII
paper purpOrtng he the last will aud testament OF
the deceased millionaire. This new viii, which Is tlc
third produced dated October A. 1871 aud gives
the entire property to the next Of u with the exception
OF $4,000 10 church. Proof then offered as Ia The
handwriting OF Whitaker. TIC Deputy Register ruled
that he could not hear proof o. the Will offered
pending the determination Of the already granted
IN the matter, to whicn counsel took exception.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
THE LOSS OF THE BYZANTIN.

LONDON, Friday, Dec. 20, 1879,
A dispatch received in Paris says the wreck
OF the Byzinin occurred Wednesday night, during
heavy gale. She her way from Marseies to
COnstantinope. and proceeding up the Dardanees
she into the British steamer Rnaldo, OF $3.50
burthen, lying anchored of Lataka, bound for Hull
TIE Byzantin, vessel OF 900 tons burthen, belon ed
to the FraIssnet Company OF Marseilles The Rnaldo
returned the Bosphorus for repairs The captain
ports that ninety from the ByZantip.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
HEGREr AT CORNELL.

TELEGRAM FROM PROFESSOR WILLARD FIsKE
ro IN, Edttor roT The Trtbuns
SIR The great hell Of Cornell University is now
tolng for the death of Bnyard Taylor.who one oi
the Unversity's nonresident lecturers. The faculty
and students share the grief universally felt at a
National loss so irrcplrablc President White feel
inply announced the mOuInful intelligence to tho
senior clas. this morning. WILLARD tIsKE.
Nhnnn. n J., Doc. 20. lS1S
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
MIR. WILLIANS VERY LOW.

SLIGHT RELAPSE YEsTEGDAY-N0 HOPE OF HIS
RECOVERY.
WAsHISGTON, Dec. 20.-Reprcscntatiye Williams,
whose condition slightly improved last evening,
suffered relapse this morning, and at noon to-day
was sinking rapidly. At midnight tonight his con-
dition had not improved, and his friends have no
hope whatever that he Will rally from his present
,,rn
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
MR.. EDISON LIKELY TO GET A PATENT.


The private hearing of EdisOn's electrie
light patent resumed yesterday. During the
adjournment Mr.. Russell, the nominal objector filed
certain declarations, which replied TO by counter
declarations on behalf or Mr.. Edison.
The s0citol-General yesterday decided that Edison
should be allowed to proceed with his application and
Mr. Russell cast IN costs. Ii expected that Edi
sons patent Will be sealed In few days. unless further
onnOsltion is offered.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
ALL TIE POSTAL CARS To RUN.
20 PART OF THE SERVICE TO DE DISCONTINUED
IL JANUARY.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSE.1
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-It is found on examina-
ticn by the postal authorities that the Deficiency
bill for the Railway Mail Service which provides
that the money shall be expended for continuing
that service 1t on the lst of December 1873
does not cut off the early New England mail from
Ncw-York as portion Ofthe service established
before the date named No portion OF the railway
mail service now in operation Will be discontinued
in consequence OF the terms of this bill.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
A LIBERAL VICTORY.

LONDON, Friday. Dec. 90. 1878.
Sir T. Mcclure, Liberal, has been elected to
the House of Commons for the County OF Londonderry
defeating Mr.. Alexander, Conservative. by majority
OF 1911.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
THE AMEER A FUGITIVE.

JUNROoD. Friday, Dec. 20, 1873.
1t is again reported tnat the Ameer has fled, leav
ing his son, Yakoob Khan, in power.
LONDON. Saturday, Dec. 81, 1873.
A dispat ch from Tcheran says the Shah of Persia
has rejected the Ameers offer for an offensive aid
defensive alliance.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
to be the total amounts on deposit with
all National banks at the dates specified:
OF these amounts there were deposited IN th
First National Bank the following sums:

The largest sum deposited in any other New-IOrk
bank during this period was in the National Bank
of Commerce, which the 1St of June held
S2.O52 4s1, 80; July l, $3,931,S52; August !,
1850 asa &c; September l, S6,OO6,44G OF;
October 1. S6lO7, ,675 90; November l, $780,
7i5 OF; and December l, S1,973,1S7 S4.
Next in amount were the deposits with
the New-York National Banking Association.
which held on the 1st of August, 81, Az, ,670 ID
September 1, $3,314,1G 81; October 1, $2,342,-
i64 50; November l, $2,323, 600 Ga and De-
rember l, 81, ,76s, ,534 go. The balances in all
others except IN one or two Boston banks, were
less than 81 900, 900 at the beginning of each
month. and the largest sum held by any Boston
bank at one time was about three and one-third
millions.
When the letter was read in the House, Mr. A. s.
Hewitt called for the reading Of the line in the
table that showed the balances due by the First
National Bank of New-YOrk "Read them ALL"
shouted Mr. Martin |. Townsend. "Yes, you may
have your bank read" SAID Mr.. Hewitt.
Then there was a good deal Of confusion.
in the midst of which Mr. Hewitt asked
permission TO say something abut this communica-
ton. The Speaker said that it was not order,
but Mr. Hewitt in spite of the noise of the shouting
and the pounding of the Speakers gavel, said that
he wished TO call attention to the fact that the
balance in the First National Bank of New-YOrk had
averaged $50 OOO, 900. Mr.. Hewitt SAID atterward
in conversation that he did not complain
because that bank had done so large a
business in bonds. but he did complain
of the Secretary Of the Treasury for not
making an arrangement with the bank that
was more advantageous to the Government. The
gold was on deposit with the bank" SAID Mr.. Hew
lit, "aud it was drawing interest on the per
cent bonds. as well as the per cents, for three
months. Now there was no law that prevented the
Secretary from making n special contract with the
bank in consideration Ofthe immens sums olved
by which part Of the interest on the per cents
might have been saved
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
JELALABAD OCCUPIED BY THE BRITISH.

JELALABAD OCCUPIED BY THE BRITISH.
REVOLUTIONARY MANIFESTATIONS AT ST. PETERS,
BURG-PRINCE BISMARCK THwARTED.
1t is announced that the British troops
have at length occupied Jelalabad, an
important position within seventy EIGHT miles
of Cabul. 1t is reafirmed that the
Ameer has fed. In Russia there is q serious
strife in progress between the authorities and
some disaffected students. Prince Bismarck's
proposal to make the tobacco business Gov.
ernment monopoly has been again thwarted.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
HEAVY FAILURE AT BRADFORD.

LONDON, FfIuayI DEC. 70, 1873,
Mexican, Tetty & Co., old and respected
merchants OF Bradford, called meeting OF their
creditors, but will ultimately pay in full. Their llsbil
tiles amount TO S430, 900.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
BRITISH APPRECIATION EXPRESSED.

LONDON. Saturday, Dec. H. 1873.
Tho London papers publish leading articles eu-
logstic of Bayard Taylor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
THE LATE BAYARD TAYLOR.
MANIFESTATIONS OF REGRET.

GRACEFUL TRIBUTES FROM THE GERMAN GOVERN
MENT AND THE BERLIN PREss-cORNELL UNI
YERsTTY JOINS IN The GENERAL REGRET.
General sorrow is evinced in Berlin at the
death of Bayard Taylor. The press pays high
tributes to his character, and the Imperial
Government has addressed a letter of
coincidence to the American Legation. ex-
pressing deep regret at the sad event. Funeral
services are to be held to morrow, after
which the American residents will meet to
pass appropriate resolutions. Cornell Univer-
sity has testified its grief, and the German
Republican Central Committee has also made
u like manifestation. The Rev. Mr. Talmage
spoke last night in Brooklyn on Mr..
Taylor's achievements in literature and art,
and referred his success to the genus that
lies IN hard work and honest endeavOr.
Professor and Mrs. Botta have given remi-
niscenccs of the dead poet.
GERMAN TRIBUTES TO HIS MEMORY.
FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD To-MoRRow-THE
AMERICAN RESIDENTS TO HOLD A MEMORIAL
MEETING.
BERLIN, Friday, Dec. 90, 1873.
The Imperial Government has addressed a letter
of coincidence to the Legation of the United States
expressing profound regret at the death of Mr. Tay-
lOr There is a general feeling of sorrow over the
melancholy event.
The Berlin newspapers oil speak in commenda-
tory terms of the and character of the late
Minister Taylor The OGsidI Gatetie pays high
tribute o his memory. and says " The Government
sincerely regrets the early and unexpected demise
of the Hon Bayard Taylor who, in the short period
of his labors here, succeeded III promoting and
maintaining in the most desirable manner the rela-
tions between the United states and Germany"
Funeral services over the remains of the late Min
lister Taylor Will be held at the American Legation
on Sunday afternoon, after which they will be con
veyed to a mortuary, where they will remain until
taken 10 America.
After divine service on Sunday at the American
chapel. the American residents will meet and pass
appropriate resolutions regarding the death OF Mr.
Taylor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
THE RERIlN MISSION.
The SUGGESTION OF A NAME FOR THE PLACE-THE
CABINET UNWILLING To DISCUSS THE SUBJECT
AT PRESENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
WksHISGToN, Dec. 20.-The friends OF Elihu
Washbune are beginning to talk of presenting his
name for the Berlin Mission. His great popularity
with the Germans would, it is asserted make his
appointment very popular one in Berlin. At the
Cabinet meeting to-day the death of Minister Tay-
Tor was alluded to, but no discussion as to the gen.
tlcman 10 succeed the late Minister took place, the
Cabinet not being inclined to take up that subject
ouite = soon,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
pIrRI1C MONEY IN THE BANI

sFcRETARY SHERMAN REPORTS TO THE HOUSE
WHAT THE DEPOSITS OF LOAN RECEIPTS HAVE
BTEN-MR. HEWITT CAUSES LITTLE DISORDER
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON Dec. 2O.-Both branches of Con-
,ress adjourned this afternoon until January z.
MANY Congressman have already left for home, and
all others who can get away will follow them
rapidlv There was very little of interest in the
proceedings of the two brances of Congress to-day
The prncipal event took place In the House.
Secretary Sherman sent TO the House early IN the
course Of the day, in reply to resolution p"SSeu
on the 10th inst, communication lncOsing COM
n,e,e list of National bank depOsitaries, with bal
ances on loan account to the credit OF the treasurer
of the United States held by each February l. 800
and ON the 1st of each succeeding month TO ana IN
oluding December l, 1878. In explanation Oh 'hiS
list. Secretary Sherman says:
These banks have been designated from time 10 TIME
under the PROVISIONS OF the Department circulars nvt-
ing National banks of the United states 10 become
financial agents OF the Government and depOsares OF
public money for the special purpose OF eGelVng deOs
It's account Of subscriptions TO the lunoeu loan Su %
they permitted upon prOner security 10 hoiu tne
Of every subscription made or 0Dtaneu 0Y mem
subject TO the drafts or orders O Ipe canS bonds
malured The coin has been deposited Win WIN
urer of the United States These balances reprssent
exclusively the received for SUBSCRIPTIONS maze OF
during the running of the ninety days required Dy law
TO be given for the payment OF called Donus paS 10
prevent the wltnuIdWdl 50 an
channels OF business. and partly as an inducenentt TO
these banks efficiently in procuring SUBSCRIPTIONS
The very balances reported as hed 10y the FIRST
National Bank OF New-York were caused by the tenn
noraTv depot of he proceeds Of he per cent bonds
sold through the syndicate, OF which the BANK o was
member and by very large suDS'rplohs OF hat
bank 10 the per cent loan. The balances reported as
due from the banks loan account are however 10
some extent nominal, the bonds fuTnisAtd as
security being largely made up OF called bonds,
winch 10 all ntents ere payment 10 thelr
amount Of The balance due but canuo be credited 10
the bank until the bonds are carefully examined, Inc
precise due them asceralned ana cerncates
Tor the amount issued bv the Treasurer.
proposed to continue the same mode OF deposit IN
and attention Is called TO the recommendation III the
annual report for discretionary shortening OF the
period now required for calls.
The tables accompanying this letter show the
following to be the total amounts on deposit with
ali National banks at the dates specified:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
VACATION IN CONGRESS.

BOTH HOUSES OFF FOR THE HOLIDAYS
SHANGHAI TOPICS UPPERMosT YEsTERDAY-INCI-
DENTS IN CoNGREss-GOssIP AND COMMENTS.
Roth houses of Congress adjourned yester-
day until January 7. In the House, yesterday
q report from Secretary Sherman in regard TO
deposits of Government fu nds in National
hanks was read. Mr.. Hewitt commented
thereon. out of order, and some confusion
was the consequence. The new Army Dill Is
said TO discriminate against volunteer olIcerS
on the retired list, and there is complaint
about it, Mr.. Seward has refused to snow
certain private memorandum books ieft AT "a,
the Shanghai Consulate. The Treasury VIII
issue silver and four per cent circulars Janu-
ary l.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
GERMAN TRIBUTES TO HIS MEMORY.

FUNERAL SERVICES TO BIZ HELD To-MORRow-THE
AMERICAN RESIDENTS TO HOLD A MEMORIAL
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.af4..F FIRES. soog. 81

FATAL FIRs.lN ONTARIO, & >,
Ddblin, Ontario; Dec. 26.@The ) House Of
John O'Brien, near here; burned, and his
wife, son and daughter perisled. Himself
and'othefs members IT tkse33Gniiy, waking
through agfurious s,prn1aoaReheitsstkousl,'
wera badly frozen. rUBriel5 wilb ppbsblys
d'e,. 8 ro2 riE tsm s bI0TSa III
1, -, AT ST. JOSEPH, Mo. . q er,:.o
St..Louis, Dec. 25.-A Globe. Democrat
st. lespb, 1fo.. special sak SHE xholla.lS
millipe!ry i hs.'snd s.p spre,d 8: :rLouks
wood & Co., was damaged BY, FIRE apdy water
to the extent Of $4,000 10 $40, 900 this af:
ternoou. Insured id, The Home; 80 new
York. for. S6,9o0E Scottish :cohmlfcia,.
$1,000; Aon.eetS5tt tta0 tta0Qi Hastford; ,Sa. 500,
Fire Association of Philadelphja. S., 900 !;
Hamburg and tBiehsn, &, ,5Se,' .ha SEC, 900
it LOCAL Companies. y.s>'r ~
l}ufato, Dec. 25.-Tne Globs Touring
mills and Niagara 8 pills .pt. Black Rock
burned. Loss $4,000; insurance about
$40 900.
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FoeeIon.a

Z sS = "a r.; I --.ss ~ .I " ~ w
%, - FATAL EXPLOSION.
K'ngsey. Quebec, Dec se.-Two men
we're killed and five if;jured last night by
the explosion Of a boiler ia nsyDomtn3op
4pspSs uAills, J.. e, ~ "a Il w 'A'AH
rARDrNED.
Constsntinople, Dec. e6-Sulelman
Pashs, whose alleged conduct of the Turk
ish armies during the late war was due to
-Damad Pash.'aerdsfs ha.tcen Enr,sned
g ~ &oRsE TiIAN EVER
London, Dec. 2G:-Anq.her, Snow storm
has blocked Scotch railways worse than
ever. 80. srs tiG at,.aA lt's-si'
STEAMER ,S DANGER. r
{. London. Dec. 2G.-It Is feared the steamer
elalc Of Louisiana. oS rock in Larne
Longh. E,llr ho lost With much Of shet
cargo. .
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Rio Jnneiro, Dec. s.-Telcgrams from
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The publishers Of the American Agricul-
turist have secured .Marshalls new, large.
magniAaent SrEEL rL \ III e5Ef1E Fs1s.
MERs PRIDE" one ,sof the AGnest works of
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steel plate alone. It was. 40 highly valued
that thirty good judges subscribed $25 each
for 30:copiss Of THE first Of artist proofs and
no copy of the picture .ssah! be- bought for
less than $500. :. <ssss .s1e.-iM .@s-f
But the publishers ofthe-American of Ag-
riculsurist, havejust secured the Plate, and
having the large facilities for multiplying
IT, they propose to present this Splendid En-.
craving, on fine plate paper az 2S), deliv-
cred postpaid, to every subscriber for volume
3S of that Journal, who sends 20 eents extra
to cover cost Of packing, mailipe, 4hd posta ,e
on the engraving. @ ,'...5s7s ~
THEREFORE i2s
Subscriberacan secure, through tlris office,
the Weekly Pressa& Dakotaian and. ;;the
American Agricultural both post. paid for
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A HOME INDUSTRY! !!

The undersigned takes this occasion toretun his thanks
to the people Of Yankton and to his many
friends throughout Dakota and Nebraska the generous
patronage has been bestowed the late firm Of
DUDLEY & HAWLEY through the many years in which
that Arm has carried business IN this city, and he
desires Of these friends and that Of
generally to the enlarged facilities extern
sive assortment and rooms which
firm had provided which Dudley
& Hawley, possesses sa:"i -! = sss- s6 s3
In the line of the Hardware trade, in the
Of Tin Copper and Sheet Ware
Establishments equal in all respects anything
west occupying three grand rooms each 25xlOO
tent.ea. e s.sl ,eT s9d saaa -<tsY; d
.uas. -saay3 snt
future, by constant application business he hopes
to the Hardware trade Of the which naturally
ptary to this point centered here
make for people within this region to pur
chase their Tnware and Sheet Iron ware
Stoves and oil other articles In this line
Yours gratefu1ty and respectfully, .s.4 ssass
Isl -. ~ 80 s. 80 GEO. E. 1AWLEY@ ~ " "
s,sa.e .nsd M Union Block, Third ST.
L.Aa a - ~
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FLOOD, FROsr AM F1Rr


Wheeling, va3 Dec. &c: o1He river j. =
feet, and falling thermometer 200, and
moderating. The river. is full of heavy ics.,
rh. tt.eq Aalsda s9ati ia4 etifspassda
up at a. m. The tow boat James Jack.
son, put lnsd' ieee qSatters at sia,be6xille,
with two barges. The bulk oil in one Of the
s',sis a 'i ! Il ,@stsiE,ss
tance above: TIE fire apparatus Of the he
town saved the steaursfs cTttes Jacksons drew
out one barge and after securing it at a
point Some qistsnce .beloS, 3eturdedsand'' id
pulled the burning barge out into the river
and let it go. At last accounts it was some
three. milesl lbao1 (steubfnSihe aid 's,ill
fan "a. s,a.tray1.f .