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OUR CABLE. SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. July 25-ssiled. bark Johanna Ger
Koepcke. Philadelphia -t -
ASrwsRP. July 2s-ssiled. ships R.ena tNora. Lund.
Now York Lawrence Dolap tBr, Groves. do; brig Eoe
tunato dtaD, Russo Baltimore datter previouslyl
ALICANTE to July 26-Saed, bark scutoo QtaD Laurs.
New York. s2s~s7cs
CARDryF July 26-Arrived ship Titar. Berry hiverpooL
Sailed 26th ships Yorktown Murphy Hong Kong; City
of Brooklyn, Chase, Rio Janeiro.
FALMOUTH July 2e-Arrived. ship Queenstown. Purng.
ton, Rangoon.
GLoucKsrER, July 2s-sailed, barks Diiigeuta OBJ,
Kane. Baltimore; Hannah blanchard BD Williams New
York
GBRAErAx, July 28sailed. steamer Caledonia (Br Al
lison 0rom Mediterranean ports, New York.
HULL July 26-Arrived. steamer Othelo (Br) Mitchell
Now York; bar Heinrich Lohmann Ger. Ruhr Calves
ton via Queenstown.
hAxBuRG July 26-Arrived barks Gessner (Ger Chrs.
toers Banore 9th. steamer Milanese (Br) Dowdney,
Key West; barks Zanrsk (Nor). Aalholm New York:
Brodrene (Nor salvesen, Philadelphia.
Sailed 9th, ship Alert (Nor) Johanssen, New York;
bark II schwensen (Nor Gundsrsen. Wilmington. NC.
HAvRx July 27-Arrvsd. steamer France (F Trudells,
New York.
LIyERrooL July 26-Arrived, steamer Explorer OBJ.
Williamson, Baltimore.
Sailed 2erh, ship Union Greonleaf. Damarisco,ts nol
previously
LONDONDERRY. July 26-Arrved. bark Wyre (BD, Mo-
William, Baltimore.
LRIrH, July 2e-Arrivcd bark onni (Rus), Dahlbore,
Philadelphis via Queen nstown.
MoviLLE July 27-Arrved. steamer Poly nesian (3r1.
Brown. Montreal for Liverpool tand proceeded
PLYMOUTH, July 27-Arrived. steamer Cimbria (GerA
Hebich Now York for Hamburg Qand proceeded.
PAUILLAc. July 25-Ssod, bark Zulems lNor) Arentsen
from Bordeaux), United States.
QuEENsrowN, July Z7-Arrved bark Lucille (Br), Jamss
son, Now York
RIVAL. to July 26-Arrived. ship Marcia Grocnieae,
Bunker, New Orleans via Queenstown
SHIELDS July 26-Arrived brig San Juan (Nor Bake.
Wilmington. NC.
ST MALo. July 24-Arived, bark Ducimer (Br) Hsrri.
son, Phladelphia.
srocKBoLm, to July 27-Arrived bark Hsrmonis (NorA
Jensen, New York.
SrEzrIN to July 27-Saied, ship Martha lGer levin,
New York.
WEATHER ON THE KNGLIsH COAST.
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Dolly warden, Smith. Port johnson.
p:s % ss,. sssi: dog @ r.s ..s; .; As
dominion dSr). Clements Yarmoath, NS United States.
jupiter Ger Esishs Portland "s-
ssy..n gA,,Ssa r s,ss% so po
CspJ, Eehsvsrris 81 Johns Rspermsnt Pierce New.
vsnn dab Emuri", Basnos Xyse. Delaware Bre.s
Tyo 0u asst Cat island sn.Sin Goarsney S.fe
Kennebes; AIaans AZ ma R9kes Rhodes; N.vass.
SHSoK fsnsa Pom
Cisared--schr Maud Webster, Chapman. JacRsonvilla
CHARLESTON July st,sai.cd. brig Aurora Br. Nell
Yith-~Arrived, steamer Gulf Stream. Ingram, Xeu
saed--schr L & Knowles. and A r Amss. fos
GRKENPoRT. III. July 24-Arrived schrs Ida Delanoye
Reeve. New York e 90 on th. Ways; 18TH JOSE Reevs
'siaassi S SRrosT July as%rriv.d .sAr x..urt
NEW okIESSs. July as-cs.rsd .IS .ssr Jimmie. VIII
Pissrs July as-Arrivod, sehr John Atwood, Hictsn.
K. sq ssl:; sss 4ss
.SEwrosI jsiy = PM-Arrv.s; A. :car. w!h':..s..
dun, Ryder, Providonso FOR Now York. and s.iIcd.
GsSF' sSs .ssnn S Nsw
NEW HAVEN, July 2s-Arrycd. schrs James II HvyL
Lyon, Baliimore. Oliver sconeld. Dissoway, do
NEW LONDON, July 25-Arriyed schrs L A Rose, Phla-
dclphia for Norwich: Niaatc Hoboken for do; John
Sanford, Alexandria for 5roton.
saied-schrs Ewing. phadelphia; George Quincy.
PHILADELPHIA. July 25-Arrivcd, schrs Morning
star Lynch SOMERSET Taylor Mathis ChoosemAn, East
Ciear~d-sehrs Y l. Adams. Niekerson, Boston; ID 8
Sinsr Riggs Tam %csmbrIdgeposs Jesse Crowley Newport;
bark Lindesnaes Norl. Tenncscn Bremen; sshrs John
johnson. Magee. Boston; Cottngham, stiIman. do;
Colin Aker, Baker. do Geo l. Fesscnden, Beebe. do;
hase, Iii sse ss CAM s~ soafSa TypD ~
Nickerson, de- Providence. Candy, Providence; Belle
Hardy Baker do Samuel McMancn,y Watts East Brain
by Palmer Beach Haven; Jno Grihin, Foster Whining
ton Getty sburg Norbuy. Charloston, SC Three Sis
'sr0Rr xMBIE July issacd ship Sycamore Carter
PORT BLAKELY. July 1s--Arrved, bark Catherine
PWisr DisCovERY. July ls-Arrivcd bark Mary Giovor
Gp'EnWsACOLA July a4-Ciearcd bark Iera tNor) ON
mundsen Arcndai; schr l. w Wheeler. Bowman. Ncu
PrRTLAND. July 26--Cieared. schrs Hattie Perry
Chase York David Torrcy Souie, Wiscasse to load
ncIiMoND July 2Jsa,lcd bark Icarus tT,r, Gutsler
CITY Point, load for Europe; schrs Laura q Wolf
Ewing Phiiadcipha; A Bartle Johnson, Philadelphia
IAN FRANCISCO. July 49, Cleared. ship Oracle Hum
Hon olnu Forest Queen. Winding do; Catalina (BoiJ,
AUSTIN Burard Inlet: schr Montana Jacobsen Maxsan
saIed-Ship triumphant. Gibbons. lIayrc; schr Bon.
a7.h~Arr,ycd steamer Colima, searie Panama; ships
Giiroy (Br,, Leslie Dundee Now York ry Hughes Livcf
WiuKroRD, July 25-Arrived sehr ElIsa Pharo, wat
Ssed-schr Rachel Jane. Cushman. Ne York.
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Schr ECLIPSE (Esrl - Kingston Js IS days with log
wood master Had light easterly winds and great

fss.s %sssss Had ss ssssrs " WIND:
sehr Florence Rogers Hanna. St Pierre via Delaware
~ days, with sugarto Tate Miller co. SeS'
sshr Hattie Lowoerg Bsrseea 10 days with fruit to
sehr Ricardo Barros Newton Baracoa days with frui,
TO Clara Iss TO "a
LUMBER 20 Adams Co; vessel to 4 W Loud Co.
Der n 10 i Ioad Asam'' co fs'nAna'Ha i o'y' WIN
a Ssas sarss se.1Tr 10 Sc dny x ma
sehr Anna Morrow Williams Arragon Mills, No, days
!, sehr smith Darling, Ackerly Powell's Point NC
sehr Emma White, Lanfaro Powslps Point, Nc. 3 days
with melons s to order
schr Emily Rogers, Powelrs Point, NC. days. with
schr Addio Henry Dudley, Newbern NC. days, with
schr Nelly Potter Howard. Washington NC sdaya with
nssa sssss %ns. ag.s s.S.on
sshr Ida sIlsbes Jennings Beaufort NC days with
schr Robert Center Aulse Beamfort, NC, 4dsys with
schr Elizabeth. Mills, Beaufort. NC days with melon.
sshr Annas CARL Seaman, Edenton. NC. days, with
sssr Harry porsma.. Cornell Norfolk
ssar + Kelsey; ,BSdins. Virginia '-a-
schr Rhodola Blew Leek, virginia
Schr Nellie Bodine, Edwards, Virginia
sshr sshr Three s,ar., ,Brothers y Bailey Virginia
Schr Vandusen, Steel. Georgetown, DC.
sehr Glenwood, Halock. Georgetown, DC, for Bridge.
sehr Julia E Pratt, Fletcher, Baltimore.
sehr George Perry, Flynn. MaoSiss days with lun-
SG Uop sa@y e LLOYD 60
steam yacht Ocean Com Burnett, Key West days, in
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
;, Steamer Bolivar Geer Now London and Norwich for
schr Freeland. Freeiand Yew Haven baltimore.
sshr Oscar + Hswisy hawkins. Proyideaee for Now
s. Ss" No.
seSr IA PsSs sass Palmer 81 for New 9Srk
schr A Pharo, Bingham, Cold Spring for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Arianna CBrS; Wood New York. for Windsor, Ms
ssSs Ess;s,as sr, Sspe Ssy So;t r. y
SEN Chester 4aa1s New Soit fer % EssspoSs.
@ Ssx Ss's sassa ,ss s.'e"
sehr q Paine. aiiiyard, Now York for boston.
sehr Ada Amss, Adams, Newburg for .Sosson.
sehr Milwaukie Whitaker. RondoMt for Boston.
sshr L.Ts roIepsS hppnset, Moboksn for Boston
S!sshs1 Conp1s gSssnea a1s To- Ssso
Schr Junietta, Thompson Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Vesta, Newove. Hoboken tor Boston.
schr Far Wind. Bowman. Now York for New Bedford.
Schr Henrietta, Matthews, Amboy for Providence.
Schr John Warren. McGarr. Now York for Providence
Schr Charger, Kelly, New York tor Providcnce.
schr W Phillips, Phillips, Port johnson for Provi-
dencc
Schr G Noyes, Carey, New York for Newburyport
Sehr Romeo Odell. HObokeu for Newburyport ="
Schr Cowperthwsite, White Port JOHNSON for Boz
ton.
Schr Hattie Lou, Wright, New York for Hartford.
Sailed from Hart Island roads AN bsrs Surprise Aver
ILL., New York Tor Manila and Ingerso etront do for
Rio Jsneiro -'
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POWERS OF BANKING ASSOCIATIONS.
ALBANY. N. Y. July 26. 1S'

ALBANY, N. Y. July 26. 1879.
Attorney General Schoonmaker. In an opinion
given in response to a communication of Mr.. Henry
L. Lamb Acting superintendent of the Banking
Department. respecting the powers and rights Of
banking associations organized under the Banking
act Of 1885, that the corporate powers of such
associations to be exercised only NJ the place
where the bank is located.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


Bonnat is painting President Grevy and Carrier
Deleuze will do his bust.
NJ. jacques France paul Lecreuxl has modelled
for Victor Hugo group recalling the episode of the
Rue Tiquetonne. mentioned in lies Chatiments."
NJ. Edmond Blanc, tho proprietor OF Nubienne,
who won the Grand Prix de Paris, has bought. for
o large sum- Edouard Kicbter's Salon picture LA
Coupe ct les Lesres."
Tho National Polish Museum at the Chateau de
RapperAuyl has secured the bedstosd which
kosciuszkO died at Svleuro. in 1877.
Acommisson has been appointed by the Minister of
Pubic Instruction aud Fine Arts to study the
of forming "a French Museum of Comparative Sculp
ture different art centres and different epochs
The monument ~ be erected to the memory OF
Corot. the poetpaiiiter OF the silyery morD IL be-
ing executed, and will bo crested next autumn at
Vile a. ANray.
The ancient Sipuntium. mentioned by Strabo and
Iivy, which was ~ allowed by all earthquake has,
already announced, been discovered near Mont
Gargano in Italy. magnificent temple OF Diana.
broad and an immense metropolis. have been un-
earthcd. The excavations are being nladc under the
direction OF the Italian government.
The FIRST days sale Of Nine. Mussrd's pictures.
that devoted TO modern productions, produced
10O0O0f. Among the principal prices are Millets
"Jcune Pay same llepos," s,10OI. Diazs "Un
Forsst, 1,UOU.; Rousseau's IL Etang dams 10 Foret,
GIjoi.; Daubgny, 565Uf.; another, i,4j5f. Iiom's
"ConstantinO pie and "Nenice." ,0HU. each; Chap
sarne's Jcune File Pncant la Guitaro 3,G,Jf. and
his Education de la Petite Sour" 31OOf. The dec
oratvc panels and ceilings by Chaplin sold for
15O0f.
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SHIELDING HIS ASSAnLANT.

John German. twenty-two years Of age. no home.
stabbed in the left side early yesterday
morning, in front of No. b1s West Thirty
ninth street, and q dangerous wound in
ficied. He was taken Of by friends,
but ut nine clock last evening he was in critical
condition and the police of the Twentieth precinct
were notified. German says that he knows the man
who stabbed him, but will not give his name to the
police. He sent to Roosevelt Hospital.
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EXCISE ARRESTS.

The Society for the Suppression Of Vice yester-
day caused the arrest Of the following persons
for violating the Excise law:-Henry Malufeiss. at
No. 50 Bowery; Peter Won Twisten. at No. 10 Pell
street; Frederica Hawser. OF No. 202 West Houston
street. The prisoners taken to the East Thirty
fifth street station house. where they locked up
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SPOKEN.

Ship Lake Superior (Br,, from Liverpool for Montreal
July lS. lat 40 II. Ion 81 56.
Ship Pieiadcs Chase from Liverpool for Philadelphia
July 25, lat ~ j5, Ion ~ 81. ..s.
Bark Norge NOR from Bordeaux for Philadelphia. July
90 lat 46 ~, Ion ~ -.
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OBITUARY.

ROBERT W. JOHNSON, Ex-uNTED STATES SEN
AToR.
Robert W. johnson, who was Representative from
Arkansas from 1s47 to 1862 and Uaited States scna-
tor from that time until 1861. die about haf-past
eleven O'Clock Saturday night ut his Residence in
Little Rock after illness of two weeks Prior to
the late war he q man of unparalleled popularity
in Arkansas, aud IL through his personal infiu-
ence that the grant of lands In aid of building the
cairo and Fulton and Memphis, Little Rock and
Fort smith railroads was passed by Congress.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Mostevidco juno p barks Josephine Long,
Patagonia: 10TH swallow. sherman. do.
At do June 30 bark Europa, Peanman; George Su-
san, Coson; Arnold Jones; Ohio. Smith, aud schr As
toria, Grape. all of New Bedford
Spokcn-Schr VIM Martin, Of Boston, no date, 60 days
lat ~ l5 Ion 50 80 by schr Atwood below New Or
lear al
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AFTER sHEEp-EATER INDIANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gal. July 27, 1870.
despatch from Boise City. Idaho. says Lieutenant
Farrow. with company of Umatills scouts. is con-
fronting n band of renegade Sheep Eater Indians
about ono hundred strong. on Crooked River. He
says he will attack them he gets them into
q favorable position. volunteer company is or
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BURGLARS ARRESTED.

FALL RIVER. Mass, July 27. 1879.
James Sowter and John Boss. two young men.
about eighteen years old. broke into saloon on
Pocasset street. this afternoon. but were caught
while in the store and both arrested.
The till of NJ. A Thayer, druggist, robbed on
Saturday evening for the second time within week.
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DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

BUFFALO. N. Y. July q, 1879.
John Mahoney and James Sullivan were drowned
in Black Rock Harbor Lake Erie. to-day while Ash
ing. Mahoney fell into the water and grasping Sui
livan. who was attempting to save him. dragged him
to the bottom Botn men were married.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

TYR. MUREAU MORRIS. FORMERLY SUPERNATURAL IL
lJcnt of the now cicscd) Bnghamon Inebrate Asyium
has established sanarum tor tho trcatmomt Ut these
special Contantnen Island Address Post odcs.
Rowayto ton, Conn.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
OEe.

,ArKs OF DEPARTURES FROM NKw YORK ron THE
MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST
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STUDIO NOTES.


Seymour J. Guy has finished what is likely to
prove one of his most popular canvases and one
which is certainly very pleasing and conscientiousiy
painted. ..The First Job" shows young boy. who is
carrying first load in his soap box cart standing
against fence a suburban road. ruefully contem-
plating the welts made on the tender flesh of his
hand by the string by which he has drawn his well
loaded and primitive grocery cart The figure in blue
shirt and knckerbockers. is admirably painted and
naturally posed the effect OF gray light excel
lent and the little cart with its load OF caDbages ana
grocery packages, is startngy real bit OF painting
He is at work on The First Up" young girl
holding candle and lighting the fire in the kitchen
stove.
j. W. Casilear is painting large view in Col
orado with distant snow-capped peaks seen across
stream broad stretch ot plain. Down to
the stream. by overarching group OF trees. come
to drink antelopes. There are clumps OF trees
across the river. The impression of distance and
breadth well made the drawing Is careful and the
tints OF the landscape pleasing to the eye
Arthur Parton is at work on q gorgeous sunset ef-
feet the banks OF picturesque stream and on
view the Housatonic a hot afternoons pic
turesque motive
William NJ Chase is working on large portrait
for next exhibition OF the Society OF American
Artists.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBoATs. GO.
MIsCELLAN EOUs.

ID OATS OARS, ROWLocKs, SPOON OAks-BES
Dand cheapest SMITHS boat works, 100 south st
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FINE ARTS.
TIE ART AMATEUR ron AUGUST.

THE ART AMATEUR FOR AUGUST
The third number-that tor August-ot the new
monthly publication. The Art Amateair is. like its two
predecessors. bright and attractive i'll appearance.
Mile Sarah Bernhardt is the subject of the opening
article "a Remarkable Amateur" which is embel-
shed by reproduction of the excellent drawing by
Wilson CT Louise Abbema's charming medallion Of
the quadruple artist which first appeared in French
art publications. An error which should not have
been overlooked in the reading Of the proofs the
printing OF 'Lafarge" instead OF Bastien-Lepage
as the author of the portrait OF Nile
Bernhardt in the late Salon. Under the
head of .'rhe Art Gallery" have "Soine
Masterpieces of Art, Boston letter; "a Day in the
Corcoran Gallery" "Art in st. Louis" and summer
Haunts OF Artists" The department OF decoration
and furniture is full. interesting and well illus
trated Frederic vors opens with article on the
Parisian hotel of the Countess Paiva. so magnin-
Gently decorated and furnished with all the re-
sources of art The same writer also has paper on
Japanese House Decoration. Maurice Maurls
writes chattily, under the head of Ceramics, on
"1he Faience Violins." of which two illustrations
are given Finally, DIR. Holder. OF the Museum ot
Natural History continues his instructions to the
amateur taxidermist. We notice disposition on the
part OF the monthly to go out of its way to say un-
pleasant things. which, if true are neither to the
credit of those they said Of the informant nor the
editor. There is large sheet of designs.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HOLYuEAD, Julv 27-Wind SW, moderate; cloudy.
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Sasi& Desti,adtion.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-11-15
N O 7 EGE: il.

n accordance with The require
Il ments Of Sec. 53 of Act 96
approved April 2Oth. 1877. /
hereby notify the Delinquent
Taxpayers of the Parish of West
Feliciana that OH the first Mun-
day of December and from day
to day thereafter, in order in
which said list is made out. /
will proc eed to sell without ap-
praisement, at Public Auction,
the property of said delinquent
Taxpayers upon which said
amount of Taxes is due.
+. NJ. MUMTOED
Tax Collector
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-11-15
LIST OF

DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
Parish Of West Feliciana.
Published in accordance
with Sec, 50 Act 81 Extra
Session 1917
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-23
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm. Ulcers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-23
Warlike News From Europe.
New York Evening Post.

The news from Europe is de-
cidedly warlike. 1t is authoritatively
announced from St. Petersburg that
Russia has advised Turkey to ask
all the signers of the treaty of 1856
to send squadrons to the Darda-
nelles in case the English feet en-
tiers the Straits. Two other dis
patches from the same quarter are
at hand, one reporting that all Rus
sian officers now on leave Of absence
have been ordered tojoin their regi-
ments Immediately; and the other,
that the Moscow Committee On Vol
unteer Cruisers has called meets
ing to discuss ways aad means for
raising fresh subscription for the
construction Of cruisers in view of
the state of Russia's relations with
England.
The cable tells US at the same
time that the London Morning Post,
the English ministerial organ,
denied yesterday certain alarming
rumors Of critical pressure upon
Turkey, or ominous orders to the
Channel as well as the Mediter-
ranean feet, and of demands made
by England from Turkey for the
cession of port in the Black Sea.
1t is nevertheless asserted in Lon
don with great confidence that the
interview which took place on the
7th of November, between the
Turkish Ambassador, Musurus
Pasha, and Lord Salisbury was a
very stormy one. The London corr
respondent of Liverpool journal,
who says that he speaks "with
certain knowledge of the circum-
stances" AYERS that Musurus Pasha
rebuked the English Minister for
the threatening attitude assumed by
his government toward the Porte.
The alleged special reason for that
attitude is the condition of things
IN some of the Turkish provinces,
notably in Armenia, and the failure
to apply the promised reforms there.
But the Turkish diplomatist begged
Lord Salisbury to consider a case
close by that presents certain peril
nent analogies-the case, that is, of
ireland. Here, argued Musurus
Pasha, is a country ruled by we'll
established government yet full of
abuses-a country, indeed, in which
many of the scenes and events COM
planned of as occurring in Armenia
constantly happen. Yet why did
did not the British government put
a stop to them? The comparison
was felicitous and yet-a bull may
be excused when We speak of
1reland-an unhappy one; since it
is said to have inhamed Lord Salis>
bury to anger and given birth to
the disquieting reports we have
quoted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-23

"to such persons as shall appear to
be elected" But whoever knew
such a small matter as constitu-
tional clause to prevent Democrat
from carrying out his designs. In
this case it evidently does
not, for the Returning Board
is busily engaged in count
ing out the Republicans and
counting in the Democrats and
Greenbackers, SO that they can con-
troll the organization Of the Legis-
lature and choose their Governor.
The real objective point in the
conspiracy does not appear this
year, but next. If they hold the
State this year, the election ma
chinery will be in their hands next
year. Now, next year is Presiden-
tial year, and the next Legislature
elects Senator Hamlin's successor.
The result, they hope, may, in the
former instance, be changed by the
electoral vote Of Maine, and as the
Senate is becoming very close,
Democrat in Hamlin's seat will be
of incalculable benefit to them.
Their premises, however, in the first
case, are wrong, and the conclusion
must also be; but, in the second,
they are correct.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-23
HERE AND THERE.

4 Jewish Fair in Atlanta, Ga, res
Gently cleared nearly three thousand
dollars.
The Rev. Henry Morgan, of Bos-
physician for libel in recent lee
ture.
Oat of voting population Of 44,-
1855 in San Francisco, % 996 are foreign
born. Kearney's influence is thus
partly explained.
A young married couple at Cheona,
ILL.,, on going home from an entertain
ment, forgot that they had left their
baby at neighbols.
Should the people of Leadville
ever run short of bullet material, they
might start a crematory and sift the
ashes.-RocheSter Express.
Mr.. Frederick W. Seward, ex-As-
sistant Secretary of State. will return
to Auburn, N. Y, and there complete
the biography OF his father.
The food, water and air which a
man receives, amount in the aggrt g ate
to more than 1900 pounds year
about ton and half, or about twenty
times his own weight.
The Lowell (Mass.) Courier, which
processes to speak from knowledge
which comes close from the throne,
asserts that Butler has expended
1915, 900 in his last two canvasses.
The Grand Jury of the Superior
Court at Greenfield, Mass, has in>
dicted the Inhabitants of New Salem
school district for failure to provide
suitable school house for the children.
AT Montreal there is report in cir
culation not only that the Princess
Louise will not return from England,
but that the Marquis of Lorne will re.
sign as Governor-General of Canada
and go home.
A druDkard handed bottle of whis
Nv to his son for safe keeping, at STAN
ford, KY. The boy dropped and
broke it, splitting the liquor. The
Ioss 40 enraged the man that he shot
and killed the boy often :er.
At christening, while the minister
was making his certificate. he inquired
the day of the month, and happened
to saw: "Let me see, this Is the
thirtisth." 1.-The thirtieth J" exclaimed
the indignant mother, Indeed. but
it's only the thirteenth"
A negro lay on his back asleep at
Salem, Ga, with his bare feet unified
on a log. A hunter made a wager
with a compsnion that he could, at
twenty PAGES, put bullet through one
OF the negro's, big toes. he shot and
won. This was u very startling feat.
During the visit of General and Mrs.
Grant to the Com stock Colonel Fair
presented her with solid brick OF
cold and silver, four inches long and
two and half vide. He also gave
her small visl containing ore, which
was one.haIf his earnings for he first
davis work In California in l849. In
value il was about $40, and as me-
mento of by gone days had peculiar
interest.