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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
THE MONEY MARKET.


THIS being election day and legal holiday, all
the hanks and exchanges closed and business IS
seuerallv suspended throughout the city, lo-mcr-
row Wednesday the Open Board of Brokers VIII
commence business in the Old Post once al Nassau
and Ccdar-sts.
The European quotations TO-DAY are very meagre.
i-i.h consois declined Is 70 7l16 both for money
Bud account. United States bonds responded 10
Yesterdays advanced New-YoIk prices; new as
being quoted at IOGis aga nst 1858. and III per
cents 1898. against 1O9ia Erie Railway common
shares fell la per cent 42as second consos beng
steady AZ ssh. Central OF New-Jersey stock tie
csined - 20 S0is and the consos were = higher al
IOGio Bar silver was quoted ~ aJIll. per ounce,
decline Of =. The Bank OF England lost to'.u"' on
baIsnce making a total loss Of f45O.0O0 sine, last
Wednesday IN Paris French per cents rose ron
so 22ia 90 ~l.15 and sight exchange on London adj
vanced 10 - > francs to the :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

LONDON Nov "a o. -Consofs. 81 ne Tor both money
the bonds iuur aud halt per cents lpt't
four per cent lBc ~ shares ~ 40 secohd
-sia New JERSEY Cenffa -nL NcwJrrsey Oentra
lO6- Tie en- DuAon wlihdrsWn IRON the
HANK balance stsutn Pans tdNlces
pei rcniesai II francs ID cenmes Tor tne
I0Anoy. Nov. A.-Silver r. quoted NJ I'D. ounce.
pans f.-LXcualgc London - francs p cen
slunrs Tor circss
eyuIS. Nov 4.-The sfsrmrnt OF tue Imperial Bank ri
shows increase ia sneio Of 3ssl.OOO nsrke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. i.wool-Fiimer and higher with an
un,rarT tendency supply igt ohis Pennsv vania
and West Virginia. Xxx and above. a. a. a.. y, 44afjc
Wrcinm .g05uc coarse 42rf3c New f0rk. Airhigan
TnIiana and Wrsrern Fine sOd4.Sc-. Medium. 4sA5Oc
coarse i2n48c; Washed. COmbng ana Delaine. Fine
W.shea Draine Y andXX. 45147 &C. Medium Washri
Cambng and Oelaine. 51c; Coarse DO DO. do 4sp4'c
CaraI1 Washed cDmbng 43nf 'c. ruD washed. hOicr
a. "a. Fair l5G47c. Unwasl-i Combine ana Deaiue
w.l.nn Tnwashed Comhinr and Delane, 80 a.
90 90 do "a a35c. Bright Unwarhen Cloihing. FINE
\ ana Xxx. 1sd27c. Medium 35a3Jc: Coar-e. 3iG Soc.
Partly clothing Fine. 2Oa23c.; Medium,
9S9gir: 90 25a2Sc., oregon Fine. sOd35c. Medium
ss08-c 3n0 She. California FINE 3nd3Dc Medium
Gears. New Mexico Colorado
55ac. Medium. sOc.; Carpet Wool. 221zjc
Pm led Extra Mern0. 3704Sc; super. S79i3c. Lambs
-uner ySd4Jc.
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NV .rocK MARKrn-sY rELE3eApH.

grpr.to Nov. 4-gArrLE-Recefuts fa-day A.O2G :
tna week TINS far cid head total FOR The same
800 held. DIS consigned through go
rarv dUl slow demand verv light ana mos "
loral sales Of Medium Shippers steers ar - t3g-4 -
Burl ers do % Cows ard Heiicrs. - JuGSj -
~rrgP Avn LAMBs-R to-av, 29Uu head for
me week 0 bead frr some tine last week,
10 goo heal consigned through cars market dun nd
prices have -cned Zoe. &c. with yards remaining fu NJ
ale -t.c.: Far Good Western sheen - sass -
hrce ret - Western Lambs. - - 2D>i 1O Canada
-heep 81 r. f~3 70: do. Limbs. - 6J0%4 -.
TODAY 500 aead total for The week thus
heId for the ine last week. 1870 head
ION rhroue 40 mar'et r1n demand Mt
mi Heavy grades - IS ds3 o. fow Extra Choice AZ -
HEAVY Ends Is 3H< 81 Pigs, IS +OdS 50 closing with
a continued down ward fendencr.
EAST I.BErrY. Penn. Wv 4-CATUF-The receipts to-
dav all for le here the supply has been
liberal market active -in eOre mat n was
verv dull prcrs less than The closing figures
OF YESTERDAY about = no. more sal II today werr la
loca Gea ers very Cattle sold FOR the
fraie most ~ which yet hand.
HoGs-Recelps today D. 100 head Workers. 80 GOO
- IS Phi.adeiuhias - 10.
today. 64op head selling very slow at
25c H. &C. on from la, ks prices M - jodri.
IT lor-Is Nov 4.-OG-- Out I. Workers aud Bamo-es.
81 so ~ - trdsi 8" burchers' select,
CATTT E--hppng Butchers stock Feed.
ing ~tee + IN good demand. and prices strong; Native
Putcl~rS' 25ftA i2i- Cows AMI Heers. 81 25D
- Feeding Steers s. aS3 80; Grass Texans. % D
~ ? - r-c-ipts 500 hcac- shipments. 400 heat
SUrTP-The demand exceeds The supply Fair To Good
Muffous - lO0s 30. Choice - 0OUs 10 Exports 81 .
- % receipts. 200 head.
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Ocean GIclMer5.

MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
a lI}EHppNl.-fM'v Transatlantic Line under The
AMERICA FLAG sailing every Thursday if0m Phlia-
dslphIa. cyefy ay frm Llvrpa Estra sang-
alternate Wednesdays. from Philadelphia. alternate sat IT
from Liverpool
RED STAR Line FOR ANTWERP.
sailing every ~ feIusirg uOin IN lAa ipnia anu
Ntwl ork iandng -cn gers wiin i'S ous rdc 81 tie
imf cTfau fDilufG % interest Dn the ointment.
NADERLA n ID. "a Esd y. Noy. j. 3 Pc M.
For ra4rs oI passage Oif'r information apply ~
Psl.E WRIGHT a. ~DN-. General Agents.
3O1 Wslluf--i.. Fl.ad. pha - Broadway, New iorl-
Jon, MCDONALD. gent. : Battery 'iaec. New- lor-.
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aotrls.
Glln Rcal CstaLc tor jale.

TOR SALE.-Ihe irst-claSs t0ul story, high
sloop brown--tOne house. 22l West tlfhsr 81 xn loo
80: waluAt uusi. BROADWAY nearly nrFi "a sUOi
orueI all improve mems. Apply on the ursinisc-.
TOR SALE.-NOs. 20 and p East O3d-st.,
a 5ih MltisOn-lves., they offered fOt
aied
iOr. Apply on The premises.
I'D LOIS, including lull front EasJsrly
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

CHEESE MARKET
UFRKIsiTR y Y Nov 4 Tho market here to-day, was
xr,rnelv fun. 0n.v 300 boxes Factory Cheese were
shinned hence At ~ IA l2ac Dairy Cheese sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

rfAvsvA Nor A.-Suanish rnii. ~ -12Tl1, rVcianT'
0ui offer o. cunir q
TO Ceutrif gals rcals arpfe -oli help test
ieIs test tutsr .od o.t Or = real higher
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ynl1Ts. syRHrrs AID Nurs-DHIED

Reee,rs of Dried Frn TOR llfs 10 pigs. with 80
rfrs ~ Peanuts aul 81 Pea The sill Dried
III rarrI = quiet the very mod rate r-cins aTe
- Ia s.i al about prices nave been current
i,r t,xn weeks past FANCY Evaporated Appl
~. ho,ur M i4C transactions repOr 81 Il that
irure sUl Of Prime were s'd This morning az lac
Nv dull. buyers
T hl rrr prices Hickory Nuts have brought more ipr
wara ana ther- Il nttie wea-r lceng ID te maikel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
Guroutan ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Gnroutan ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAIRO. Egvpt.n-The HOTEL du NIL.
y IL nr-tcass hOlse with moderate prices 10
Erncral
tou. ID orr veil
can travellers com gor houHss Europei
fuli beauilIn ylrden. I'D ttlEDM y, Prupr.
LlAWORrH CHURCH and the BRON IES.-
a The chIrcl OF hLwlrtu Ia YORKSHIRE mt.
maley with The gl "a biunte family. now In
cours. nf aemOtion. Ia,
the interior sale. lersOu- DESTROYS n
some relic ni OF Jane Eyre" should
once ROBERT SUDDEN, contEactDI Last Parade keighlcJ.
Yorkshire. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

Receip ,r i've DAYS 81 rsas Exports FOR The woos
1850 pss. corresponding ek las year 80 nks There
h an .xcriuO feeling Cluite crciinere-
parity fher s2riif md PARTLY Ia the ac i tr
pretty srhrrsit ihlnu-
Nufe~s oft Elmo atr Creamery i therefore
io sci ma king ii Pre- aihu x .Nei
-tlu farther - Jsc. IN the "riris tah
ug price lots i-nrr azure is talked ihuut
DANES d4sii IL demand n CD
aIH the seller lO3 lun fl Tub sold .ns n ing
g. Choice OF Of hf + lis or iups ar selling
wrlun Vest IA tattrr OF All rrplcs ahc
.s uIteI supply the is quit bare II
Stock advanced al grades. nd maf De con-
r p. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS' COCOA.
~ afluull ul go trtfttfs Fitl 80
EN- to dge,un aid .utgitDa All .trs.u
application rrtes of Nrl-fttitt f1tfL u
kpps provided nreakixsiihrs vita lt- oF az
oirsl beverage. ailnf letgY l,tsSrs ls
OF Articles ~ met LAT ASH
tuu gradually aA4l slrsiS ulDuzA tssis.
disease Huudrets sl1uc uilllct .re
ntalng around rray sncroser tleles
Me laill sl4ft uf Ilf,uFea
with pure blood properly ao1i sn1lifAaa
81 tAzrffc
Mauc simply with poinng water ~ MA
eolu only ina A1s5.d Ga ~
JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Homeopathic Ctemists
10 lhIoaaHre4lr- 81, and 10 flccALuY
En.lan4
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FRUITS AND sERRIEs-FREsH.

FRUITS AND BERklKs-RRKsH
Export o. Apples. 1854 bbz Apples are less pSnty n
a. ana shade higher Ch0lcr Red Fruit wanted
few Pears anu
The receipts of Grapes are very large aud the
rrr. b. heavily 0versocked tccclvcrs advising
ers 10 essen their shpnenis for while and ave this mar ct
,i,s fir aen Id both far city
-. .ff,rrnr ana prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

Receiufs for five GS5 Exports Tor the week.
s "a last wear, 1913 AArer TX
p0rteIs DayIng re ana the zone OF
tls market sales nave cen reiOfi Ell
AZ 45r lot out Of hundred that VIII
bLR that lee would tend 10 misead shippers by quot
ina thes. occasi0uAl sales. Quotations:
STATE. Choice 70 1908 10 Fair 10 Prime Isl4di
Do Goie o. ffime..Gda8 pOor 10 lUq "A
Do fair Oo0l.... 3Oda6 Do Good 10 Prime l0el =
UI rulr DNl Zee a
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OFFICE or TUE NFw-Y ORR. LAKE EgE AND
WrSfEt, lsAfLa, AID uNfANN. Z
HTNN HK, OCT 30 $50
TEHE ANNT-AT. MEETING nf the BOND and

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders of tlo Van Horn Lumber company for N elec
tun ~ trustees 60 serve fr De and Tor the
ransgc oA ~ srcl nr business may proper me De
i.fe De- held company afh-ife.
fhr l2tI Gy mHcr. 1873. 81 O'Clock
The transfer h0sEs wi. ref her = nd re-
nhur H. Bv Of the BOARD Oi Tls res
GEli..iE n. b lil ~. -rcL el.fN.
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PorLrKY nm 1AnK

Poultry in supply with moderate
demand market duh lower. Tie RECRUITS of
bres-sd Poultry vs. eIiaF arge, an pIicrs were
barely sustained to-day there not much Il a.
Offering. and The market haH nrmer zone. Prime lots
m sale but ofs scarcely wanted ~ ALL
The suppl al sinds ~ hght eca ~ IL TINS 80
Win Fartcn ary Cans. Back-and prices az urn
foT ali few Wild plgcOns-ac0rn oris-a arriving
iLn-I M-.sIl lal .nlng "a u atI =. Qnot.tons.
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4 : I 10 = D. u.
" UNITED STATE MAIL sTEAMEas.
FOX QI fEN -IOMN AND LlN LEIOOL
Leaving Per -. y. t -I o. King 81
NTVAp L. A }. l.i0n n.
WT-Cl.-TN T. f-DAN Nov L. So a. M.
mon y A........ r. -DA., Nov 2j 2-il p IA.
WYOMING ............. ~ Is DAY Dec .. 80 a. ~
ARIZpS A ..... TT r~DAY. Nov p 1850
IL these -i,lmer- are ouli N run ID "icrieht c,,n
the pasaae Atlantic both iggecahe hav
ing bath ro0r r0sm. rfawing-rCgm. plan" and
nurary lrncc idc-s and caterer on
The an up rteck. thus iisr
gr lazarus perfect veulla ION
AMI light - d,
CABIN PASSAGE according room. $50. $50 and
slOO Is IEHaEDIAIE $40. nTAEhAtft. sr low rates
OTtIC L.. so. 20 hltjADWAl.
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MILK

Tie daily receipts for the the various
a Distribution fOi RAILWAY. -
Of Cream D. cans ~ Iiik liar abroad. 2-oD
% NCa-itafen Railroad 800 do Aa River Nailria
400 40. aland IA Tread lUz5 81 u TX nd -
miscellaneous Df routes. Loo
t0la .lJO 81 nl- 10 quarts each
The price winch the surplus has The
during a. 10 ginning 81 To- there
gradual improvement AID the market closrs firm
81 7S. a. impossible 10
cleared early IN the week.
lie lnd WA DetteI aud tAo closing sales
pall frGm D. " &c for
mouth Of October
Exports Of Potatoes Sbll DDis Of Onions 40 pkgs The
only atey we'll suppliei
good n~sry All kinda prices general y
quoted hlgner. effort bsnE
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Boaro dno Rooms
West Sin.

A SMALL private American family viii iet
~ 10 Rcut.emcn without rOari. fwO meeting
rsoms newly aud preiy urIlshcd hos and est ssier;
closets. &C. 2lO West ggfh.4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

Recelps for I'VE DAYS. 40 boxes exports Tor the
week y fi7 week last year &H@t
bov-- Iivero cab qu0rauOn ii a Sos The mdrEet
tnuf e~seatl4 chance buyers am sellers are gencras
aDtrf their the Of business d. small
Farmer incnedt &, ace % present prices ana ere
h slnl-frur of al around SAL Receivers anu
ha cts W dispo sell -rir fancy september or 'c
below l3c.. and TIA nire nominal! represents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

Raceip- five DAYS. ob., pkgS. Arrivals Nert Efiy
th- morning and with cold weath-I re- eVir were
"a M Tide hrh prcrs for tine marns NJ FRESH Eggs
,esi Its usually -lc though - sc
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5if1ations Mdles

COACHMAN.-A sober young man. lately
~ -engag-d. hr,tclasa c)arhman has seven
years reference country preferred last employer cn pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

AN EXPERIENCED SINGLE GERMAN,
n strictly honest and capable, wishes employment
Nnere plenty OF work ndety Is required. Add
L BUCAASEH, No. West l7A-si
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Do. Hubbard 80. ] .5e : 30
100 5000 sos
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN ShW-TORK AND HAVRE
Pier Company new 40 - Nortn RIVER oo ~ horOn
Travellers avoid both transit BY EnlllsA fli
Pay discOmf0rts OF Channel IN small
boat
IN sl.I. frid lfs - ... slay N1r. r. 3 o.
= a. ana .rriue..I ....... AZ. ~ 20 m.
Checks drawn Credit LvOnnas ~ PARIS amounts % sI
LOUIS H. HEHfAS. No 81 8ruitwIv
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NpTRTAL GFRNAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL. CT kMAN MAIL.
I NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
-rEAMS IP Li-E BElN EEN y -N-NDR K,
SOUTH Affr IRON AND gHEuEN.
EUETN Nov Is
- NOS sat-. NuN. -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW WORK 70 SOUTHLAND
rreor Z, ,prO- ~ ~ sraoi suC1S n a. 5rN srD
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recnufs nvo DAYS B. aus tiS pkrss Peas. -b~'r
bush. Exports tle Dees l.' 2.gt OF BeanA anu t-
hu.h. receipts nl -oa- shuu equal in ihe
demand nr'n ana falv active ma k- ar az
N4uced fclurit dN was
q AVE set iel down lAtp
a COOL heithF " are htvnca so"d T. r *
10 20 lrm nj ne home rslr B, purrhss qute uee--
which keeps fhc marx ~ h-m o.h-r ~ Us ntA r..
glol deal OF confidence, aie lr-, ati t'
NATIONS Green PEAS IN tir request ana 81 on Al >
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Louis DE sEBIAS' Agent No. So Broadway
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
4 American pacAe, company Line Tor PLYMOUTH.
CifEl.lsOJ $50 lnd uA3iBi r..
nEkDER nm. Soy. . D. W tSTPHALIA....... Nov. 90
FKIaTA.... ...-..-Nov ~ 90 LLElif Nov. 7
ua-.aga rfruOulu. lHaa0u. Llerl0u-g.
burg aud al points cT gland. scotland lnd Wales First
fahin gold slnu. Gau1. e. $50; Storage
rrusv. 400 g.. o.. uICLAHD a. BOA. OeH. Pass. Agi.
IA. NIIANDT IS Goa jlBlnadwly. NeN-l0rg
f.-c-ti a .,.uf. 81 Br1pd- L.. srw-Nnrr
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NKw-YOHK. Oct %. 1879.
November /, 1879.
lds Of the Lafayette. Bloom
Will b. paid by the 4etrOp0n-
Q. Il. CUMMINGS. Pres't
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flndueldi.
& City R.R. tIiorse and Elvtdl
nniIcuf e .n-h r III tNfIIr 4 l.rlah.s -.

MANI FACrUREEs IN MEgCHASrs' BANK.
YORK. Oct. =, 1873.
'EHE ANNUAL ELECTION for D.rrctOrs OF
this Bank AMI Inspectors Of the next dec Jon
VII D." held ~ the blnsins-r on. so j27 Bro ~ ~ o
tn -.nY- november l. clpca pnir
VIII continue optn hour Tnl-D. u. WAHHEN,
-tftr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-10

The reported exploits of Mile. Sophie
Won HerZfeld and several other ladies
during the recent Nihilist cmeute mt
Kieff, add one more instance to the long
list of female revolutionists in Russia.
During the tumult which dcthroned
Peter Ill. in 1853, in favor of Catharine
H., Countess Dashkoff rode at the head
of the Preobrajenski regiment in male
attire. with pistols Mt her saddle. bow.
Several ladies Of rank took part in the
conspiracy formed against Alexander I.
in 1925. Among the political prisoners
banished to Siberia by Nicholas in 1881.
was the celebrated Princess Trubetskoi
One Of the principal leaders of the Po-
lish insurrectiOn Of 1863 was accompanied
everywhere by his young wife, who
made herself conspicuous in every skir-
mish by her reckless bravery. The at-
tempt made by Vera Sassulitch upon the
life of the ex- Minister of Police. Gen.
Trepoff. is still fresh in every ones men,
-ory, and two young ladies of good family
were found among the workers Of the
Nihilist printing press recently seized in
st. Petersburg.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-10
4 Remarkable Man,

One uf the most remarkable men alive.
saws iho London Sunday TimlS. has been
added to the roll of members Of Parla-
mcnt by the election Of Colonel O'Gor-
man Mason for the county Clare. II is
doubtful whether, outside the record Of
Munchauson or his many rivals. there IL
tp b. traced a more extraordinary career
than that Of the gallant patriarch who
has resumed his seat in the Imperial
legislature after a twenty years inter
val Of absence from it, But ii is longer
time than that since the colonel entered
Parliament. He was elected in 1890 hy
the constituency which adopted him
again after nearly fihy years. In the
interim the colonel has amused himself
with other than political pursuits, He
has fought eighteen duels, in six Of
which he was wounded by the enemy's
fire. in seven Of which he pinkcd his
man. and in five of which honor was
satisfied without hurt To either principal.
His affairs of honor were hut trivial cpl
sodes in the strangely varied and adven-
turous career Of the member for Glare.
He began public life in ls2s--ovcr half
\ century agu--as one of that Fighting
Brigade" whose duty and delight 1t
was 60 support nj fifteen PAGES or 80
NlltAfNfi att tfsAilita " AtliUAtl Halu Ni n
political or personal antagonist. Then
he went into Parliament The turn of
time found him journalist in Paris.
whore, had he been contemporary with
the FIRE eating Paul de Cassagnac. Greek
would assuredly have met Greek. Then
he plunged into finance and politics
and disported in the troubled waters Of
both.
Having SKINNED the cream Of Old
World excitements. he set out like a
knight eTrant in quest Of fresh exploits.
His search met with more success than
falls to tie lot of the crowd. Joining
the Peruvian army. lac rose 10 the rank
Of commander-in-chief. There was a
question Of appointing him President of
the Republic. but he evaded the perilous
eminence by throwing up his exalted
post in n tit of cnaui, and passing into
The naval service Of Chill. tho neighbor
ing State. The eN-Gencralissimo Of the
Peruvian land forces actually became
Lord High Admiral of the Chilian fleet
such as il was.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-10

animal ferocity rather than manly
bravery, no soldiers in the world could
have been more daring than were the
Iulus that day. When the main body
got within about 800 yards the men Of
the Ninctieth regiment, who were oppos-
ing them, opened one of the most deadly
fusilladcs II In possible to imagine.
Numerous as they were, this CALLING fire
stopped the progress of the enemy, and
they began To break up and shelter be-
hind stones and trees, In the meantime
the forces that had attacked our right
and eft flanks had been equally warmly
received. And the enemy apparently
saw that they must change their tactics.
They did so, and scattered Themselves
and began 10 creep up through the long
grass, while one portion made dcspcr-
ate rush and succeeded in getting posses
sion of "a small hill commanding the
cattle langcr. 1t was necessary 10 dis
lodge the enemy from the hill, and
Major liackctt and two companies Of
the Ninoticth were sent out, and al
though they suffered severely they sue
cccdcd in doing SO, firing yollcy aftcI.
vollcy and al lust charging the position
at the point Of The bayunct. In bringing
back his men Major lIackctt was fatally
wounded and Lieutenant BRIGHT was
killed. During all this time fighting
had been going on all round, and party
of Iu!us made desperate rush and got
into the attic lager. driving company
of the Thirteenth out Of it, They. kow-
ever, calamity reformed and gnllautly
drove back the enemy at the point 81
the bayonct. The artillery all the while
had been pouring grape and canister
into the Iuius with murdorous pre-
Cision. By about o'clock the enemy
evidently began 10 see we were not 10
be taken, and began 10 slackcn their fire.
ultimately retiring altogether. At $50
=. Vi. they had fired their last shots and
began Ia retreat, and the cavalry and
horse artillery were sent after them
Terrible execution was the result. and
no quarter WAS shown. Exeter Hall
may say what it may, but it was death
10 every Zulu who came within range
of the carhinc Of u trooper or the stroke
Of his snber. The cavalry pursued them
for about ten miles, returning TO camp
at dusk. The ftw native allies We had
left did terrible work in this pursuit
and il was difficult for our officers 10 re-
call them to return. A. they cut of and
the rctrcaing Iulu5 the cry
of " lsandhiwana' rc-oundcd ia the
evening air.
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tamels In Arizona.

Some two years since a herd of camcls
was driven to Yuma county. Arizona.
with the intent to render them seTvicable
in the Territory as beasts Of burden. As
the expectation formed Of them was not
realized. they were turned loose by their
owners to roam eastward along the Gila
river At their own ruminating will. They
appear TO have enjoyed their liberty, and
to have protiied by it. Not only have
they thriven as though they had been in
their native Africa, but they have bred
literally, and seem 90 have become do
mcsticatcd 10 the region. II is thought
that the new generation Of camels will be
thoroughly acclimated, and used 10 the
alkaline waters peculiar 10 tlTat section.
The watcrless desert Of Sonora, to the
south and southeast Of Yuma county.
contains vast deposits of salt, sulphur,
horaN and soda, with immense mineral
ores in the mountains. These Camels>
may vet be employed TO advantage in
transporting those products. for they can
60 without water as neither horses nor
mules can. As Is well known. the inside
of their second stomach and Of n portion
Of their first stomach Is lined with cells
in which water Is stored up and retained,
enabling them 10 endure long drought.
Ii would be singular If the rejected and
wandering camels should yet he found TO
he the best means of developing the re-
sources of Sonora and much of the coun-
try roundabout. Nevertheless, IL would
be only one Of many instances in which
apparent accident has succeeded where
design has failed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-10
A Pertinent lnauiry,

Professor Huxley says that ono of the
most curious peculiarities of the dog
mind is its inherent snobbishncss. shown
by the regard paid to external rospecta-
bility. "The dog" adds the professor
"who barks furiously Mt n beggar will
let well-dresscd man pass him without
opposition" Will Mr.. Huxley explain
in this connection why n half-starved
cur belonging to poor man whose
clothing is tattered rs professional
beggar's cannot be coaxcd to leave his
masters hovel and scanty fare, and fol-
low n gentleman who dresses in broad
cloth. has five e-hundred dollar diamond
pin in his shirt front, two thousand dol
lars In his pocket, and is member Of
church in good standing .-N0rrist0tCn
Herald.