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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock ssBOOm" Damned
for an Hour.
A STRONG MARKET AT THE CLOSE
Undiminished Activity Of the SpecuIa-
ton in Securities.
WALL STREET,

For the most part of the day Stock Exchange
prices were at skies and sevens. Some remained
steady. others Auctuated and few declined. AS
whole there was less backbone to the market than
apparent during the last week. There was no
evidence of this at the opening. when stocks were
strong and higher. but considerable manipuia-
ton this way in the afternoon. when they were
weak and lower. At the end. however. there was
decided stiifening up of the speculative vertebr@,
and the low prices OF the morning were replaced by
the decidedly higher ones of the afternoon. In
word, .to-day.s market futtered between strength
and weakness for most of the session. though
strength" got the better of the situation
before the close. AS matter OF iact'
Erie "ruled tho roast" When tho price
of the favorte went up other stocks went up also;
when it went do wn other stocks followed suit. The
variations In Erie comprised decline from dSA to
&C. and q recovery at the end to 40R. Or course
among "holders on" there was nobody hurt but
among the light brigade Of slim marginers forced to
''sell out" there was many wounded dealer Erie
long stock was bountfully supplied to the market
sales of no less than 10000 shares being accredited
20 single operator. whose head is as clear to-day
upon stock operation 1t years ago upon the
probate OF q will. and to o score of outsiders who
had no head at all beyond the mere instinct Of fol-
lowing leader. Nevertheless. upon the fuctua-
tons of Erie the stock market pivoted, and prices
went mp or down as the favorite gave the cue
In general way there were startling changes In
the general list, and from tho entire absence
Of the rumors and reports there nothing to dis
surb its serenity. AS exceptions. there are to be
aoted the Manhattan Railway Company. which
opened at 60. fell to G2H and rallied to 671a. and
Sutro Tunnel. which opened at 8. rose to Ga fell off
to 51z and finished at bid. All other stocks were
strong in the morning weak at MONDAY and firm
at the end with closing prices decidedly higher than
the lowest of the day. AdvIces from Philadel-
pha to the effect that prices in that city were
mainly influenced by reports from this one Quo
tations were better worse as they were wired to
be better or worse in New York. and the market
closed rreguarly and with the appearance that for
the moment the top notch of prices had been
reached. At our Mining Board activity continues.
There was quite "boom in Moose. the price rising
from So to So co. though 1t fell back to So 20 at the
end. Hukill eak-kneed. selling down to 81 05,
and tho California shares strong at Saturdays
quotations. The largest business of the day was
transacted in tho higher priced properties.
Total sales ut tho Board were 570.63s shares.
Following is an epitome of the days business:-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM FLOUR FIRM-wHEAT FIRMER-coRN
YIRMER-oATs FIRMER-PORK FIRMER-LARD
FIRMER Spirits TURPENTINE NOMINAL
RosIN NoMINAL-COFFEE FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-
PETROLEUM FIRM-wHIsKEY STRONG.
MONDAY. Nov. 17-6 NJ.
The markets opened this week with renewed &C.
tivity and buoyancy and full or improved prices
generally obtained. On Change -four was Arm
Wheat rather hrmer. but comparatively quiet. Corn
frmer, but quiet. Oats frmer Whiskey strong. Pork
quiet Lard tho spot steady; futures
closed Groceries were firm Naval dali
and nominal Oils quiet. Petroleum firm.
4Oc for prompt delivery and SIC. SIC. for lato months
Free quoted at 81 TO-
CorrEE-Phipps Rio telegram under date Of 18th IL to
hand Received since preceding Saturday, 100000 bags
purchased for Europe 5000 do. do for United States
600 do price, F. q. f. good average csrgoes RS
0.6OO stock $50 900 bsgs exchange, 2sSd The above
Is considered unfsvorabe and mar ket again fell
old prices aud again quote basis of $780, for
fair The Market however, entirely nominal 2S4l
aud TAO bags Rio Humboldt withdrawn from tho
stock We the ARRIVAL Of the Bies with 81 $50 bags
including 81 sO6 bags Rio and $3.50 do. Santos Mild coffee
easy We quoteOrdinary cargoes, 14c i4hc. fair
do &c., good do. 18c.: prime. 17c Santos. fair to
good lie 16ac.. ninety days. Java grass mats 231c.
2ec; singapore, l7c. 2oc Csylon, l5c isc. Mara
l3c l6c.; ST. Domingo he 1915; Porto Rico. Ice
isc; Costa Rica. l5c lsc Mexican, IKE. 1s1sc.;
Mocha. 241sc. 25c Angostura, lsc. isc Ssvania.
Weekly Rio coffee statement compiled by Messrs WILL
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Money ruled all day ut per cent with the oxcep-
ton OF brief period in the afternoon. when II
bid up to per cent and l32 per day commission
Saturdays business at the Clearing House. as
shown IN the report issued to-day. was sis4 1888 1888
exchanges and $500, 1853 balances.
At the subTrcasury to-day's transactions reported
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

NEW YORK NOV. l6 1879
~ The undersigned have this day formed coparnershiD
for the carrying the general and pou
business at No. ITO Sd av, under firm Of Schms
holx * Co. THEO. SCHMALHOLZ.
ED. HAUFF,
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The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco Gould l. Curry.
1915; Savage, 1917; Chollar. Z; Ophir, ~; Hale q
Norcross. 16ia; Grown Point. az; Yellow Jacket.
1914; Belcher 1885, Virginia Consolidated. OK; Cal
itornia. 81 Best Belcher 17sl Union Consolidated.
59X; Alpha. 1919; Sierra Nevada, At; Mexican. 2SS
NOW 27l4); Silver HILL 80; Justice 2.70; Julia. 290;
Utah. II; Alta, 81 Bodie Is; Bechtel. 1856 Indepen-
dence, IL; Segregated Belcher. 20; Bulwer, IL;
Mono. o; Consolidated Pacific. 90; Potosi, 81; Ex-
chequer. 4.4O; Monmouth. ga; North Standard.
225; Boston Consolidated. Ito.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18

Eureka Consolidated has declared dividend Of 81
per share. and Bodie q dividend OF fifty cents per
share.
Crown Point and Belcher have each levied
sessment of 81 per share. and Independence has
levied assessment Of twenty-five cents the latter
delinquent December 49,.
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II . !.
delivered contract TO bales on Saturday. Cur
rent prices OF cotton hc following quotations for
cotton In store running In quality than half
grade above or below the grade anotcd
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stainediood ordinary 1Osc :tstrict good ordinary.
HE; low mddling. III 016c niddlipg II iJi8c The
receipts at the ports follows Weston, 432B
bales; New Orleans 9347; Mobile lpo; Savannah 6B;
Charleston 1882; Wilmington, 35 Norfolk, 5,2Ol Balti
more 3t0 New York. $50; Boston, 800; Philadelphia 27
Total 1865 This day last week. 1884 THIS day last
year 3l Total since september ies bales to
Saturday night Liverpool kilograms. 12;JU Y. MRe-
eeip rs 100 bales. Of which American 70 $40 bales Mar
ket dull and easicr Esmated sales, 900 bses specun-
ton aud export Loo Middiing upand.. o7sd. middng
Orleans Id Futures weak November delivery. uplands
low middling clause. 6s<d. 40 25-s2d cad 23s2d
clause 8ssd y ~ SD Esd Decenb anu airy de-
livery upiands, low mddiinx clause ss,d 2i-ajd .
cad o In32d. January February delivery uplands low
middIing clause vsd ~ nd. esd February March
delivery. upiands, low midding clause, Lied: =
82i SID March April delivery, upAnds low middling
clause Jld 23J2d.; ApriiMAy delivery, uplands low
middling clause, os<d MayJune delivery uplands low
middling clause. ~ SID 6Ad o ~ iUd June July
delivery, uplands, low middng clause, 2732d. aG7sd
IIafpsst one r. M.--Middiing uplands, Is i3-i
middiing Orleans. 15-1Ud.. November deli
very, nplands, low middiing clause. LIED;
November December delivery, uplands. low middling
clause 1oj2d esd; January February delivery. up.
lane low middling clause, lv32d. 8Ad MarchAprl
delivery uplands low mddiing clause, 1l1Od $3.50 r.
NJ American sacs. 1850 bales; JuncJuy delivery, up
lands low middling clause 2732d. y. NJ January.
February delivery upands low middng clause i"32d;
AprLMay delivery. uplands, low midlling elsnre,
u Is sd, MayJune delivery, nplsnds. low middng
clause cad JuncJuiy delivery. uplands. low middhng
flour AND GaArS -Reccpts-Fiour 81 sas bbls wheat.
3ivvs bushcs corn meal ~ bbls aud 10 bags eorn
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Iss. Ms bushels oats. II 800 do rye, 50758 do malt
1.OOo do. Four-The market was hrm under moderate
inquiry aud No rs aud snpers were SHADE bette, "a
southern were. about l4OOO bbls within the annexed
range Rye flour ruled steady. with sales OF luo ooIs
Corn me firm with sales Of 80 bbls and louo bags
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FINANCIAL.

A LEX. FROTHTNaHAM 4 co,
BANKERS AND .srocK BROKERS,
~ Wall st.
Stocks bought aud sold In tho New Stock lingo
on per cent msrgiu and carried long desired Puts
aud Calls secured favorable
ties Pamphlet, explaining stock operations and weekly
reports OF the market, sent free
A THE MINNIE RECORD. 81 BROADWAY.
Hess yearly The only paper exclusively devoted TO
mining. giving tall latest news from the GOLD SILVER
COAL aud IRON mines. Mining Stocks bought aud sold
information free. A. H. CHIsULM. Proprietor
A aGOOD PLAN-COMBINfNG AND OPERATING
Amany orders In has every advantage ot
greatest capital with skifu experienced cement;
large profits divided rata Investment OF 80 20
$lOOO Circulars. with full explanations how All can
succeed In stock speculaons. mailed FREQ LAWREN'h
CO.. % aud 81 Exchange place, New York
A DvANCEsr ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, SAVES,
ACarriagcs, &c. iO3 West SD st., west OF 9TH aV''
storage Office
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BkEvks.-Trsde improved In feeling and values ,,e.
To- higher than those current last Friday quality
to fair. with good top prices 7c 1Uc h.;
weights cwt "a from % lbs. 56 lbs has been
street ys-ds e. Kahn sold for Kahn Co. od Kcntmcky
stecrs-2D1 head ut Sic Oilc. h., with 81
per head on rs head; i4g head at y,sc a ioc.
gor iegweishts, 81 ,ewt g "a cws ~ ews
Illinois steers at &C. SIZE h. with soc per head
W head swoghts evil ewt Joseph sold Tor self
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26

There is no modern fashionable notion
quite so absurd as the generally received
idea, that 10 be beautiful and attractive, a
woman AUST possess wan, sp5ritateRe face
and figure of syIph-like proportiops-a
fagiIty in nine cases out of ten the result
of disease. BY many fashionable bellies it is
considered special compliment to be
spoken of as frail and delicate. They forget
that the naturally delicate face and petite
figure are very different from the pale and
characterization faces that meets us ia the
city thoroughfares; look out from the luxs
uriant carriages of wealth, and glide lans
guidly through our crowded drawingsrooms
Ii disease were questionable, as it ought to
be, not a lady in the land but would take
every possible preeaution to secure the
fresh, blooming taee and well,rounded figure
that only health can give. Ladies should
remember that much as gentlemen may pro,
Tess to admire the face and form, paled and
emaeiated by disease, when they choose
wife they prefer blooming, healthful,
buoyant'spirited woman. DR.. Pieree's Fai
yorite Prescription is the acknowledged
standard remedy for female diseases an
weaknesses. 1t has the tworfold advantage
of curing the local disease and imparting
vigorous tone to the whole system. II is
sold by druggists.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26

That of "heathen Cninee," if belonging to
one Of our race, can scarcely be described as
attractive. But worse than this. it is the i'm
dex of a disordered liver, of a liver that
needs arousing and fegulating. The remedy
is at hand, prompt, eficacious. course of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will expel the
misdirected bile from the blood and divert
it into the proper channel, open the bowels,
remove the dyspeptic symptoms which in,
variably accompany biliousness and coun-
teracts the rapidly developing tendency to
dangerous congestion If the liver, which
must always exist when the skin and whites
OF the eyes assume this yellow hue. The
pains through the right lower ribs, side and
shoulder blade, the nausea, furred state of
the tongue, and unpleasant breath, which
indicate liver complaint, in short ali its dis
agreeable CONGO infants are soon remedied
by this sovereign corrective, which in addi-
ton to its regulating properties is superb
lnvigorant, and pure and agreeable med.
ieinsl stimulant, appetizer and neryine.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26

just after the war, when inflated
prices painted pictures of fortunes in all
kinds OF city and town yoeations--wheI
! banking, insurance and the agency bust.
mess We're supposed to yield wealth almost
without limit, and when it was believed
that fortunes could be made by merely
organizing some kind of stock company
and putting the shares on the market,
there was a general foeking Of young
men from farms 10 cities and towns, 70
get rich without labor. But that delu-
sion has ended in bitterness end disap-
pOintment To thousands all over the
land, and proved that the game o. living
by the wits js one that very few can
thrive at. We are beginning TO realize
that farming possesses one pIeremiaent
merritt viii yield a living, if nothing
more, and that ia more than can be said
OF many city pursuits 1T il generally
esteemed Flooding, unromantie busi>
ness but this 10 offset by its exemption
from the hafasanents and tragic features
that too often mark the painful and
exhaustiug struggle for the maintenance
OF credit and social position 10 city lie
1t requires but small capital to go to
farming. This offers Q simple solution
to the Livelihood problem to all who are
willing to work, and it is gratifying 70
lind that the fact is beginning to be real
lied by many weary of rolonged idlepess
in LIST. Louis Republican.
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Gentle treatment and'rapid and clos,

Gentle treatment and'rapid and close
milking will tend to the greatest deyel.
opment of the milk in cows, while the
contrary practices will have the eject of
materially reducing the quantity. Above
al, DO not expect full returns without
furnishing an abundance of the best
feed.
A farmer of experience says that the
feet OF horse require more care than
the body. They need ten times as
much, for in one respect they are almost
the entire horse. All the grooming that
can be done won't avail anything If the
horse is forced to stand where his feet
will be filthy. In this case the feet will
become disordered, and then the legs
will get badly out of fix ; and with bad
feet and legs there is not much else of
the horse fit for ANYTHING.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26

The destructive progress of that insidiops
foe to life and health, serofnla may be ar
rested by the aid of SeovilPs Blood and
Liver Syrup, q botanic depurent which rids
the system of every trace of serofulous or
syphilitie poison and cures eruptive and
other diseases indicative of tainted cons
diton of the blood. Among the maladies
which it.remedies, are white swelling. salt
fheum, earbuneles, biliousness, the diseases
incident to women, govt and rheumatism.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26
The Greatest MusicaI Success of the
dag is
III. M. S. PINAFORE

has attracted large audiences night after night
u and week after wsek in all the principal cities
ana having easy music and needing but sim ple
scenery is being extensiv " rehearsed by amateurs
everywhere This success is merited by Is perfect-
~ innocent wit. its lively words and good music.
Try 1t while it lie new, in every village.
Elegant copies with Music, Words and Libretto
mailed fer $l.00. Per dozen $500,
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The petrifed body of man has been
found in Kaufman Co., Texas. Perhaps
it is the man who struck Billy Patterson.
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AsRsoULTURAL NOTES.

Feed turnips to mich COWS just after
milking. The milk viii not then be
tarnip-hayored.
Cooked meat chopped up and mixed
with other iced is mot only relished by
fowls, but gives back the strength lost
during the moulting process.
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GOOD News so All Ont ot Emr,oxu,.,,

We will send free by nail to AM one desiring pleas
ant ann profitable employment, beautiful Cnromo
and confidential circular of the American and Euro
pean Chrome Company, owing how to make
money. We have something entirely new such as
has ever cen offered to the public BEFORE There is
lot OF money in it for agents. address, incosinga
ascent stamp for return postage on chrome.
y. GLEASON. 10 Summer ST Bostnn Masa
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"Tip Top" Carriage Umbrella,

Every owner of 0pen Bueey or Wagon neeas a
TlP T9P'' CARRIAGE UMBRELLA, 1t can
le attached to any carriage in five miButps and in
ntteeD seconds can be taken off, put on and adjust.
ed TO Sny angle, giving pro ection from sun and
rain. The CHEAPEST An6 BEST VEHICLE
COVER EVER MADE. Thousands in use giving
perfect satisfaction. If you have a one, two or
three-s Gated carriage. send FIR Deecr ptiye Oireu.
lar and Price List to q. HI. BRIGGS Mann.
facturer. A rln en- bury. Mass.
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Invest cents for one Musical Record. or NJ for
year.
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Octave Choruses.

A splendid stock of these on hand cost but to 10
cents each, and each contains a fayorite Anthem
Slee, Oratorio or other Chorus, Quartet or Part
song. They q much use by Che RS and Socie ties
or send 10 cents for our full Book Catalogue.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26

EMERSON TILDEs's HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, 81 90
LAUREL WREATH, by W. o. PERKINS ... 90
q. EvEREsT's HooL SONG BOOK. ............ GO
are three of vety best books for Summaries.
Normal and High Schools, &c.
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Eyed5I asl!s!y ] LIS

We will pay Agents a Salary Of 500 per month and
expeAsae or allow large commission to sell our new
and wonderful inventions. We mean uhat Ue say SAM
Ole fsee. Address SHERMAN Il CO., Marshall, Mich.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
BARK W. H. THoRNDIKE ASHORE.
VESSEL AND CARGO A TOTAL Loss.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. Is, 1879.

VESSEL AND CARGO TOTAL LOSS.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Dec. 2s. 1879.
Tho bark W. H. Thorndike sailed from Port
johnson for Boston ON Saturday morning with
9a3 tons OF coal and whom of Block Island
at midnight tho captain and pilot. II. y.
Brown, Of Boston. went below. leaving orders
to bc called when opposite Guilty Hunk
Light AT three o'clock they aroused, and
lust as they met tho dock the vessel
struck on the outer Sow and Pigs Reef three miles
north of the lightshp she struck several tmes then
jumped the ledge and struck on the mud bottom.
where she bilgcd and began to leak Signals wcre
burned from half three to halfpast Ave oclock.
but attracted attention Finally the captain pilot
and eight others went ashore Guilty Hunk ana the
captain and pilot brought TO this city by the
revenue cutter samuel Dexter. The vessel will be
total loss. Her value when new was 100000. and
now $4,000 Amount OF insurance unknown by
captafn.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
AVEZZANA'S FUNERAL.
Rumor that the Aragon Has Sunk
in the Atlantic.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER
Five Hundred Persons Said To
Be Drowned in the Tay.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, Dec. %, 1879.
The Chilean Legation at Paris announces
that it has received telegram stating that the
President of Peru has arrived at Panama, en-
route TO the United States and Europe.
The Times Berlin despatch states that Prince
Bismarck has an acute stomach complaint us
well as rheumatism, 80 that it is perfectly i'm
possible for him to 60 to Berlin at this moment
The funeral of General Avezzana was q very
imposing one. The police. amid tumultuous
scene, seized an Italia Irredenta flag in the pro-
cession, but their attempt to seize republican
flag was evaded.
Constantinople dispatches announce that in
compliance with the demand of the Greek men,
bers of the Turco-Greek Frontier Commission,
there will be another meeting of the commission
on the 29th inst. when the Turkish Commits
sioners will make definite proposals. The Greek
Commissioners are still disposed to break of
negotiations
RUSSIAN NIHILISTs IN BERLIN.
The Daily Ne,cs Berlin correspondent tele.
graphs 1.-THE police during the last few days
have been making thoroughly organized search
in the lodgings of Russian and Polish students
Several arrests were made besides those Of the
socialist printer and his two assistants mentioned
yesterday"
KING HUMBERTs HUNT.
The Fd'tula says, in reference to a report of
an assault made by q crowd, on Tuesday last,
on the gendarmes who accompanied King Hum
bert on hunting expedition, that there were
only four persons concerned in the affair-proba-
bly, poachers-who fled after dischargng their
guns. One Of them was subsequently captured
BISMARCK AND DISARMAMENT.
On December 8 the FdnfmlLa of Rome pub
lshed statement that Prince Bismarck had
written letter to Senator Jacini expressing the
opinion that an agreement of the Powers
devoted strictly to a conservative and
pacific policy can alone bring about
q partial disarmament and that this is the
only remedy for the prevailing depression in
finances and the miseries of the people in
various countries. The NORTH German Gazette
now authoritatively denies that Prince Bis
marck has written to Senator Jacini on this or
any other subject.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
RUMORED LOSS OF A STEAMER.

rHE ARAaoN, FROM NEW YORK TO BRISTOL,
SAID TO HAVE FouNDERED AT SEATTLE
RUMoR POSSIBLY UNgoUNDED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD1
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
Reports were current in Bristol yesterday,
and published in this mornings papers, that the
steamer Aragon, Captain Brown, which left
New York ON the 26th Of November
for Bristol, had foundered in the
Atlantic, and that all on board were lost Her
owners at present know nothing of any disaster
to the vessel. [The steamer Aragon was
reported on December IL to have arrived
safely at her destination. She was to have
left Bristol again the 18th Of December
and it is possible that the disaster, if any, took
place on the trip coming this way. The cable
rumor needs confirmation. The Aragon was
consigned to w. u. Morgan. She was of 1917
tons register, built of iron, at sGlasgow, 1860,
and owned by the Great Western Steamship
Company of Bristol]
The New York herald., 1879-12-29

cannot be sure of constant majority. On these
points alone the story of his persistent refusal to take
Office seems incredibie but. in addition. We have
the repeated of his friends that he has
no such intention. Then comes the other story that
NJ Greyy objects to him just George III. objected
to the elder Pitt. This is quite untrue. Nj.
Grevy governs quite constitutionally. and when his
Prime Minister resigns and recomm mends NJ Gam
BETA to be sent for he win send for him without
hestatipp OF course some reconciliation will have
to be gone through; but all the existing symptoms
concur in pointing to the formation of Gambetta
Cabinet early in the ensuing year.