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The New York herald., 1878-03-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON March l2-1 A. N.
WAR DEPARrMEx

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March l2-1 A. NJ
Indications.
For the lower lako region, Middle States and New
England northeast to southeast Winds cooler, cloudy
weather and light rain snow. ana rising followed
by falling barometer
For the South Atlantic states, falling barometer,
southeast northeast Winds slightly lower tcmpcra
turc, cloudy weather and light rains will prevail
For the Gulf Staes warmer southerly winds, partly
cloudy clear weather. occasional light rains. fall
Ing followed by rising barometer, and In the West
Cuff possibly followed by colder northerIy winds.
For Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley, northeast 10
southeast winds. cooler partly cloudy weather ris-
ing followed by falling barometer and possibly occa-
sional rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lsys warmer soulheriy winds, partly cloudy weather
AID light rains followed by colder northwest winds
and rising barometer
For tho upper lake region, northeast to southeast
WINDS cooler partly cloudy weather. occasional rains,
stationary or rising barometer.
The rivers will fall slightly.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Lookout Capo
Hattoras Kitty Hawk, Capo Henry Norfolk, Lcwes,
Cape May, Atlantic Guy, Barneqai, SANDY Hook, New
York. New Haven New London, Newport, Woods
Hole, Boston. Thatchcr's isiand Portland and East
port
The display Of cautionary signals will be resumed at
the lake stations on the 18th inst
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
A BOY MURDERER.
STARTLING JUVENILE DEPRAvITY-A LAD OF
TWELVE YEARS KILLS A COMPANION IN COLD
BLOOD.

TWELVE YEARS KILLS COMPANION IN COLD
BLOOD.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. March IL, 1873. .
A very remarkable CRIME was committed in this
city this evening. boy OF twelve years, with a
precocious nendishness which could scarcely be
equalled by Jesse Pomeroy himself, deliberately and
In cold blood shot down and instantly killed young
play mate and companion Of his age The affair
has created the greatest excitement In the neighbor
hood which II occurred, and hundreds OF volunteers
arc helping the police TO capture the youthful assas-
sin, who cannot long evade arrest. The circum-
stances OF The crime as told by the young lads who
witnessed Il, seem 10 be as iollows:-
Robert McAdams. aged twelve years, whose parents
live q small street called Cambria street, near
Lehigh avenue was playing with six or eight other
boys Broad street, the avenue, shortly after six
this evening. AcAdams had piece o. can dy which he
munching, wheD one OF his plsymates. Charles
Parkmap, ageo twelve years, demanded piece OF the
candy. McAdams refused. Thereupon ParKman said
that If he did give him 10 would shoos
him. McAdams stll refused and laughed, not dreaming
apparently that Parkman earnest IN his threat.
Parkman then, without further warning, deliberately
drew from his pocket small, cheap revolver. and ad-
vancing close 10 his little companion, placed the
muzzie near his forehead and nred The boy
dropped to tho pavement and died almost
instantly, with q bulie, in his brain. The
yodng assassin dropped his pistol and
tied as his victim EXPIRED the youth
ful witnesses having been too nearly para
yzed with surprise aud fear TO Interfere Parkman,
The boy murderer has not yet been captured but he
probably will be before morning. He is ssid to have y
very bad reputation in The neighDorhood be
generally regarded us u bao BOY. His parents are
neighb oi The McAdams people, and botn families
are respectable people IN humble circumstances.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
THE PRESIDENCY.
Continued RumOrs in Washington About
''0usting'' MIR. Hayes.
ONLY REPUBLICAN SPITE.
Democrats Denounce the Movement
as Nonsensical
[rRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. ]

lfhOh OCb SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. March IL, 1873.
The town has been full OF rumors for some days OF
attempt TO oust the President, and 1t has beon
generally believed lha. such attempt would be
made n this direction Il has been rumored
that the .aor. would originated in tho
democratic side, bu, II has been wei! known to those
who well informed that republicans inspired the
whole movement and their promise support
sentative, who is known tc be ready TO
Introduce q resolution Of inquiry looking to
writ OF custer, when asked whether he really
believe II would carry in the House, replied at once,
'Of course II win have very strong republican sup
port, as l am we'll assurcd.n There is no
reason TO believe that II would have democratic
support however Mr. Tucker OF Virginia. one Of
The abest lawyers In the House, and q strong demo
cra,, Is crcdited with saying that the movement is
nonsensca and has no hope OF success or any reason
10 succeed.
MR.. HRwirT's ALLUsIoNs
In the conclusion Of his speech to-day the diplo
matte service, Mr. Hewitt made formal declaration
the subject which, considering MS position In the
democratic party Will attract general attention.
Speaking OF these rumors OF attempts 10
oust the President he asked whether the Presidents
will had bean paralyzed by the discussions IN tho
House and elsewhere in regard TO his title, and TOOK
occasion 10 say that for his part he held
that the Presidents ttc could not DO called
In question In any way. So lar as he
could see his title rrcfragable and sacred. The
fraud committed not his fraud. The trick by
which the democratic party had lost their
rights not his trick but that It
due to those who In the Electoral
Commission had declared that evidence should be
ceived and the Electoral Commission had refused
to receive evidence That tho only fraud that could
be charged against the President fraud
to his pledges and that his tenure Of
Office s assured 10 him, though the first year
OF his olcc disappointment 70 those who looked
upon reform OF the civil TO
this country from revolution, because the struggle
for hundred thousand Offices every quadrennial
period was simply organized revolution.
THREE YEARS MORE.
He added that three years still remained to Mr..
Hayes In which to redeem his promises and mako
himself the benefactor OF his country. But II he
failed 10 recognize the demands OF the pest Of
tho land he would be regarded a fraud. This ex-
plicit declaration IS important, because Mr. Hewitt
speaks for large part Of the democratic party, and
there is doubt the Eastern and Southern dem.
ocrats at least will refuse TO part with tho
Hayes republicans or TO be used by them cats
paws an attempt to drag Mr.. Hayes from the White
House
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

Tho Union League Club will hold It's monthly art 70
ception en- Thursday evening In their circular ad.
dressed those artists whom they wish to contribute
tho Art Committee OF tho Club request that the pic
lures sent In may DO allowed to until Saturday
the 23d inst. This Is done to bring the pictures
before the club members, and thereby to induce
sales. The new committee are doing excellent work,
and have resolved 10 make thor exhibitions more
and more attractive They have Just purchased for
the club William 81 Chaso's three-quartor icngth, lie
size female Hgure. "Rcady for tho Ride" n very
strong picture which Is now view nj tho ex
hibition of the Society OF American ARTISTS at tho
Kurtz Gallery. We understand that Professor Weir,
OF Yale College, desired TO purchase for the Art Cal
lery OF that Instit ution.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

THE NEW YORK JUNrA DETERMIEED ON
ACTIVE MEAsuREs-LEoScio pRApo's PRO-
TEST.
Colonel Juan Lewis Pacheco, Colonel Cespsdes and
many other patriots have no, gwen up hopes Of
enecting the liberation OF Cuba. They stated In
versation yesterday that they considered there
them that anything woula be preferable to pence
sold the Spaniards They said that the surrenders
SO far, are nconsiderable and they dscredt many OF
the telegrams sent here from Havana. They say
that the message 10 the effect that Colo
mel Esievan Arias surrendered with 400
was uniounded, since that officer has not been IN
active service for two years, being in bad health.
This is, they say, average specimen Of the peacs
from Havana Most OF the important leaders
still In the field, as for instance :-Ex-Presk
dent General francisco Cespedes, who IL
with Generals Maceo, Cavar ana Modesto
Daz; Brisadior General Juan Ruz, Colonies
Maceo, Dominguez Martinez Freirc, Emileano Crom.
bert Moncada Estrada. Capo,c, Guavara, vllanneva,
Rodriguez and r. Rodriguez, Prado tsxty years oldA
f. Garcia. Duran, Cintra Csimario. s. Hernandez and
others, who are IN command OF some 5000 OF
1000 men. In the western or Las Villas aistrct
o! the Island, also, several leaders hold the ned.
There are General Ruon Garcia Brigadicr Genera
Maestro, Colonel Garlic, Lieutenant Coionels Riog,
Sebrcco. q. Mesa and pienty OF other true patriots
including Colonel Mesa, who succeeded Enrique o.
Americana, known here as General Henry Reeves, Of
Brooklyn Their combined forces have recently been
much strengthened.
The following Junta has been elected 10 succeed
Messrs. ALBANIA and Echevcrra in this city:-Lcandro
Rodriguez, Francisco Lamoriz Fcde Pierra, DR.. Fe.
dnco Gaivez, Prospcro Martinez Manuel Beraxar
LUIS Quntero, X. N. Hersz, Colonel l. H. Pacheco,
Colonel Lopez de Queratta VI. A. Agulicra, Antonio
Pine, Il. Cespedes, Juan Arnao, J. Ssnginiy.
PROTEST..
Leoncio Prado OF tho present President OF Peru
who has taken lively interest In Cuban independ.
ence, has issued protest against the late arrange
ment with Spain OF which the following transia'
tion:-
Ardenty engaged in work. with inexhaustiLo enthu
siam in o the Independence OF Cuba has reached
notic- that has taxen place In the central
part v the island, where appears, few men have
sold themselves spanish gold dragging along with the
innocent that most execrabe crime OF srik
lug with dagger tho heart OF their native country
throu III an influential aud diabolical seduction
Ut MI imposbtt-s the greatest is that an entire people
OF heroes should all follow in the path OF infamy initiated
by these wretches.
Am sure that the great majority Of those men. wha
isnable deeds, will remain in their place o
honor to sustain the standard OF liberty at
the immense height which has since Carlos Man
ue de Cespedes Francisco " AguerH Pedro Figucrsls
tvene rable vctims) and others ra sed IL Ia 1868.
am firmly convinced, and even II were not, am do
cded follow forever unaitersble to aud
the liberty Cuba, and shall contiiOute very
forever from America h horrible tyranny
Spain which afronts
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
iairs." The new Ministry had not, however been

iairs." The Ministry had not, however. been
formed up to yesterday noon.
TROUBLE THE VATICAN
The same correspondent also says: -"rhe disturb
among the Swiss Guards Vatican continue.
Forty OF them have been dismissed. some fanatics,
both inside and outside the Vatican are tampering with
these mercenaries for the purpose OF creating dcul
ties for the Pope"
VENGEANCE THREATENED.
The Standards Rome despatch states that measures
are impending against certain persons OF high position
At the Vatican for insgating mutiny among the
GuardG
THE SUBSTITUTES BILL.
In the German Reichstag at Berlin yesterday the
ChaEceors Substitutes bill passed its third reading
by q vote Of Ill to l0l
BlsMARCK's HEALTH.
A despatch from Berlin reports that Prince Bis
marck Will 60 to hts Lauenburg estates for the
provement OF his health. and remain there until the
meeting OF the Congress-
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
MAILS AND BAGGAGE BURNED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March IL, 1873.
The baggage car from New York was burned on the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad a, two
O'Clock this morning while approaching Edgcrton,
lnd., about Que hundred and seventy miles east Of
Chicago All the contents destroyed, including
a considerable amount OF mail matter which was IN
ono section of the car. The fire was discovered
shortly before arriving at Edgerton, and when the
tram stopped that place the flames had rendered
the use oi water OF avail No estimate OF the
amount Of damage can be madc, although reports Of
heavy losses by passengers arc current
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1875
The following despatch was rccsived to-day by
Colonel Vail, superintendent OF the Railway Mail
Service, from superintendent Thompson, at Toledo,
Ohio:--
The morning storage car on train was burned at
Edgerton, Ohio. lher0 were burned thirty sacks Of
papers and twenty registered cases
This mail lott New YORK Saturday night.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

NEw HAVEN, Conn. March IL, 1873
In the habeas corpus case OF Benjsmn Noyes vs..
Insurance Commissioner Stedman, tho Supreme
Court has advised judgment Tor the plaintiff Noycs
refused to the Commissioners questions about
the INSURANCE panles ho is connected with, and
was committed for contempt He was brought before
tho Court OF Com mon Pleas on habeas corpus. The
questions OF law reserved Tor tho Supreme Court
this having been taken TO test the constitu-
tionallty Of the law under which Stcdman acted.
This decision Is important Tor the reason tnnt II Is re-
garded as deciding the statute unconstitutional
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
THE TARIFF BILL.

A meeting OF merchants has been called, to be held
Thursday AFTERNOON At three O'Clock in The rooms Of
the Now York Furniture Board OF Trade, No $50
Canal street. for tho purpose Of discussing tho pro-
posed Tariff b! under consideration by the Com.
mittee OF Ways and Means ut Washington. Affecting
the interosts OF those engaged in the South Amer.
ican trade and oil the Inhabitants OF the United
States. The call was signed, At the request oil the
manufacturers OF South American productions, by
Messrs. Mellcn u Co., OF this city; william Wlikeni
4 Co, OF Baltimore: Bacder, Adanson & Co., OF Phs-
delphia, and Deuny & Co., oi Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
TROUBLE IN ST. DOMINGO.

THE AMERICAN CONSUL THROWN INTO
PR1soN-THE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ORDERED
TO THE SCENE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, March H. 1873.
Captain David Harmony. commanding the nited
States steamer Plymouth. has received peremptory
orderA from the department 10 put TO soon as
the ship is out Of the machnsts' hands dcfer all
other repairs until his return. He ordered pro-
Island having caused tho American Consul 10 be
thrown into prison, and imperilled the interest OF
American citizens.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
ALLEGED DEFALCATION.

Ernest Hermann, a collector for Mcssrs. Bauer L
Bciz brewers, Of Jersey City, was yesterday arrested
at his residence In Garden street, Uoion Hill, n. j.
by Detective Gallagher. OF Hoboken, on q charge Of
embezzlcmenL He was taken before Recorder
McDoDough Of Hobokcn, when II transpircd th,t
the arrest made al the iDs igatlon OF his bonds
man, William Sturb, cx-FrcchoIdor, who bad been
notified by the brewers OF alleged oefacation to tho
amount OF 81, 100 Hermann. who has always borne
an irrcproschabe character, claims 10 be innocent
He was held In default Of bail
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

TORONTO, Ont, March H. 1873
special cabcgram from London to the Globe
says:-'Tho Great Western Railway accounts show
a balance, after providing credit for tho various
reserve funds for the half year, sufficient to write
OIL the overdrait and arrears oil dividend on
preference stock Tor the previous hall year to pay
dividend on preference stock, TO pay dividend on
ordinary shares Of hvc-eghths per cent carry
forward E2.COOn
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
INCENDIARY COMMUNISTS.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS No., March IL, 1873.
monster meeting oil communists was held yes
terday afternoon Ia this city which red flag was
displayed amid much enthusiasm and speeches OF an
incendiary nature were indulged In The affair has
caused some little exclement
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
;ECrARIAN VIOLENCE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, March IL, 1873.
Ayoung man named John Cunning Bell. Catholic.
was shot in the side In the party affray at the Eas;
ma last night. Tho wound is considered gerous.
The following parties all Protestants, havo been
rested Joseph and VILLAIN Gardner, George Kelly,
William Chester and George Beatty
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
THE MISSING COUNTY CLERK.

The case OF James N. Braun, tho defauitng Clerk
Of Hudson county, who disappeared from Jersey CITY
several weeks ago. will be brought before the next
Grand Jury, which meets In a week or So George r.
Brock, VINE and liquor merchant, IN this cny, who
Ia one OF Braun's bondsmen, said yesterday that
he had secured nm from impeachment by tho State
senate, but since he refused to acquaint him with bis
hiding place he would refuse 10 pay his indebtedness
and the creditors would take before the Grand jury
His total liabilities not over $4,000.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
CALIFORNIA LABOR TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March III, 1873.
The Joint Committee oil tho Legislature, appointed
to Investigate the circumstances attend upon tho
recent labor troubles reported to-day tha, no overt
act Of violence has been committed by orkingmen,
although some language oil an iDccpuary nature has
been used that tho police authorities had exercised
undue force 10 dispensing crowds. aud breukng up
meetings: that there occasion Tor the pussagu
OF the 50 calicd that Chinese competition
responsible for the labor troubles and that steps
should be TAX TO give employment 10 white labor on
4 han nuhl
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
[BY TE1NaRApH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHEELING, W. Va, March IL, 1878
John Morris, q wealthy glass maker Of this city,
met Lena Kullman at ball last Tuesday night ana
induced her to take walk With him. It Is alleged
that he took her into alley, and would have CON-
mittod outrageous assault upon her II her screams
had been heard by some officers, and Morris fed.
The was not made pubic until today, when Nor
ris was arrested. On tho way to the jail u crowd Of
the prisoners friends attempted to rescue him, and
several were hurt by the police. Morris has been
placed under bail.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
A MISSING WOMAN.

Inspector Dtks was last night requested to have
search made for Astrum Alma Adams, OF No lI6 East
li2th street, q young woman who is described as
twenty years OF age, nvo icct two inches 10 height
brown hair, dark eyes aud lar complexion. She Is
supposed TO have wandered away whilo temporarily
dcru
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Gilbert C. Walker, OF Virginia, and
james Callahan president OF the Des Moinos and Mite
nesota Railroad Company, are at tho ST. Nicholas.
Erastus Corning, OF Albany. IS at tho Gilsey. r d.
Angus and George stephen, or the Bank OF Montreal,
are at tho Windsor General s. " Talcott OF Albany,
is at the New York. Galusha A. Grow. Of PcnnsyL
van,a, and F. Gordon Dexter. OF Boston, are at the
Fifth Avenue J. ". Ehningor, tho artist, Is at the
Brcvoort Robert Lenox Banks, OF Albany, 10 at the
Clarendon.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algcria, for Queenstown and Liver
pool, will sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post once q
ten O'Clock A. NJ
The Ngw YoRK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiu
DO ready at hall past eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies In wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
STARVING SIOUX.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD !

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, D. T., March H. 1878
A leading Sioux chief from Sitting BULBS camp met
Scout Howard, Of General Miles, corps, on February
28, on Milk River. and told MN they wanted to sur
render. He asked Howard to 90 over aud the
other Chiefs He said thcy were literally starving,
and they only wanted to take their ponies and the
surrender would be complete.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
FATAL ASSAULT BY A CONVICT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March IL, 1878.
William H. Collins, guard in the PenteDtsry, was
attacked by three this afternoon and fatally
injurcd convict started to leave the shop contrary
TO orders, and told by Collins TO return
to his work Just Collins turn ed TO take his place
In his chair convict struck him on the jaw with
iron bar. The guard colarcd the offender whom he
vciousiy attacked by Two other convcts, ono Of
whom struck MIN on the head with o hammer, frac-
turing his skull.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
RAILROAD SHOPS CLOSED.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
EAsToy, Pa, March IL, 1878.
The Central Railroad Company OF New Jersey to-day
issued orders reduce the force of employed at
the Phllipsburg N J repair shops 10 carpenter,
machinist and one blacksmith. This order
throws out of employment about hundred aud
fifty men. The order Is ouly expected to last until
the resumption OF the running OF coal trains.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
MISSISSIPPI LEVEES DAMAGED.

New ORLEANS, Ia, March IL. 1878.
Saturdays storm damaged the levees TO consider
able extent Crcvasses reported at Jcsuits Bend,
eighteen miles below the city, and at Dr. Wiikinsons,
thirty live miles below the city, both on the right
bank. No estimate oi the damage is made.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
COUNTERFEIIER CAPTURED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March IL. 1873.
A Portland (oregon) despatch says United States
Marshal McLaren, of Minnesota, starts East to-day
having IN custody L. ". Reina who is indicted oy the
United states Court In Minnesota for counterfeting
He was captured noar SPOKANE Falls, ldaho.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
FIRE IN A DWELLING HOUSE.

The 1--WE story brown stonc house No. East Sixty
fourth street, occupied by Johnston, was discov.
cred to be on hre Yesterday morning. The Fire De-
partmcnt was promptly hand soon had tho
flames subdued- The origin Of the fire Is unknown,
but is supposed that II rst broke out In the base
ment OF the premises. The house and furniture were
damaged the extent oi So 900; both fully insured
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
HOMICIDE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March II, 1873.
Charles o. Hale grossly insuted the members Of the
Stevenson family, In West Haven, where he boarded,
tnls evening and then attacked stephen A. Richards
OF this city, who shot him with small pistol killing
him almost Instantly.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
KEROSENE ACCIDENT.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March IL, 1873
This morning boy named Weed, aged eleven years,
and hs three sisters. aged eight six and two years.
respectively, were badly burned with coal oil. Tho
boy attempted 10 kindie fire with the oil and an ex
MIL
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
WAR MATERIAL FOR TURKEY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March IL, 1873
The English steamer Rsmus, which has been here
Tor some weeks taking In q cargo OF cartridges and
cartridge machinery for the Turkish government
dropped out Of The harbor Sunday, ana sailed that
night Tor antinople.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
FATAL RAILWAY CASUALTY.

DETROIT, Mich, March IL, 1878
An engine and seven cars OF freight tram bound
north the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad
this morning ran through n bridge at Marsh Creek,
between ST. Charles ana Saginaw, killing the fireman.
Charles rhaycr, aud badly iDJurnR the engineer Sas
Hall The accldcnt was caused by tho giving way OF
dam above the bridge, which washed out the embank
mont
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
FIRE IN CROSBY STREET.

are occurred last night the second floor OF tho
four story brick building IN tho OF No. II
Crosby street, owned by DR.. John Burke and occu-
pied by Joseph Wolkcswitsch, a tailor Damage to
stock and building, 5000
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
BRUSH FACTORY DESTROYED.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, March IL, 1878.
This morning the factory VI tho American Brush
Company at East Haven, was destroyed by an In
cendiary fire. Loss s25 600 OF which $40 900 was on
machinery and stock. No Insurance except 81, 900
on tho stock and machinery OF Il. A. Johnson, wood
turner, who occupied part OF the building
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.

QUEBRC, March IL, 1878.
The new government held Cabinet meeting to day.
Wrts Tor the reelection of the Ministers have been
issued. Messrs. Bachaud, Marchand and Chauvenu
will probably be elected by accamat0n, and VI. Jolly
by good majority.