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The New York herald., 1879-12-12
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l2-1 A. NJ }
Indications.
For the Middle States and New England. rising
baropetcr. diminishing northwesterly winds. veer-
ing in former to norheasterly, and colder. partly
cloudy weather. preceded by light rains and in
the latter and southern half of the former.
For tho South Atlantic and East Gulf States. rising
barometer. northeasterly winds. colder and clear
clearing weather, preceded In former by numerous
rains.
For the West Gulf States. falling barometer cold
northerly winds. veerng to slightly warmer cast or
south. and clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and upper lake
region. falling preceded in eastern portions by ris
ing barometer. colder northwesterly winds. becom-
ing variable and later shifting to east south.
generally clear weather. followed by slowly rising
temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, falling barometer, cold northwest winds.
shifting to less cold east and south. and increasing
cloudiness. followed by snow. or In the southern
portion rain.
For the lower lake region. higher pressure. west
erly winds and colder. partly cloudy weather. fol-
lowed in western portion by falling barometer and
variable winds.
For the south Pacific coast region. clear partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle and North Pacific coast regions.
partly cloudy cloudy weather, with rain from
Northern California northward.
For the canal regions OF the Middle States, tenn.
rerature remain below freezing Friday night.
The Ohio, Cumberland aud Tennessee rivers and
the Mississippi from ST. Louis to Vicksburg continue
rising and tho Savannah begin rising.
Cautonary signals continue at Norfolk. Cape
Henry, Kitty Hawk. Cape Hatteras. Cape Lookout.
Macon and Smithville
Cautionary oflshore signals at Indianola. Calves
ton. Port Eads. Eastport. Portland. Section T. Bos-
ton. Section s. Woods Hole. Newport. New London.
New Haven. New York. Sandy Hook. Bsrnegat. At
lantic City. Cape May aud Loves.
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
SAILED.

Steamers City OF Brussels tr for Liverpool; suevia
((icr) hamburg; state of Gcorgia tBr) GlasgOw kheu
binn (r) CARDIFF Etns Br, Kingston. ia. &s Augustus
nandina Hadj tBr 81 Johus PR &c; City Of Savannah
Savannah; Charleston. Charleston: Manhattan. Rich
nond. dc; Albemarie. Lewcs, Del: ships HUMBOLDT,
shanghai: yseni W:r Bremen .;lenbsryie dBr,. Gla.
Pendicton Anjcr City OF Benares r) Liverpool Oncota
(Br). CorK Psrtha tBrl Antwerp Leviathan tNorl or
deaux bArks freia tNor). Hsvrc; Palermo. Bordeaux
Morning star, 81 Jago. &c; Massone q utal -; brigs
EidnliA lbrl. SAntander; Teneriio. Montexideo.
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Nov ls, bark Pacific. Knowles,
Arctic Ocean. with 1850 bbs o 1900 lbs 5000
lbs Reports had bad weather all the down
shipped heavy which carried Of the boats
and davt The bark Is badly up round the bow by
ice Found the Arctic full of ice the passage out.
Cleared at San Francisco Dec H. bark Northern Light
Mellen. cruise and New Bedford
Sailed from San Francisco, Dec 8, bark Abm Barker
Smith, NIB, to cruise,
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SPOKEN.

Ship Carbet Castle (Br Gordon from Smon's Bay CGH,
for San Francisco, Oct IL lat IL SO =. Ion 81 81 T.
Bark Hero lNor Bastansen, from Pensacola for Liver
pool. Dec l, OF Key West.
Bark Carrier Dove (Brl Saunders from Liverpool for
Baltimore. Dec s. lat ~. Ion "A So
Bark ChignoctO (Br), Potter. from Liverpool for New
York Dec Of Halifax with loss Of
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THREE DOLLARS FOR


THE CARVER SALE-THlI:Tf THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THREE DOLLARS FOR
sEvENrY-EIGHT PICTURES.
In spite of the bad weather there an excellent
audience, which included strong gathering Of Wall
brokers' at the sale last evening" at the Leavtt
Art Galleries, of the collection of pictures belonging
to Mr. Benjamin F. Carver The collection OF seventy
eight canvases brought $30S53. The prices reached
were in general good in several cases rather
high and the bidding often spirited The highest
price was $3.50. which was paid by Mr.. George G..
Haven for Meyer Bremen's "The Little Brother" +"
which started $1,000. Krctchnar's "The Torn
Kite" brought $500 from Mr.. Taylor. For Lesrels
..The Parrot s24o Was given. and Emile Leyy's
Volkhart's "Une Afaire d'Honneur" was worth
moro than $50 and Leon Richet's Landscape"
Peabody 5000 for Frappa's "a Striking Picture"
Zmmerman's excellent 1.-THE Wine Tasters reached
the Country S475. and Kasinellfs 'The Bay Win
dow went ,aS down at $500. the little tseo Tqaie
setts Near Nswpors wen. cost for isS As
4. Ginord's '.Torre def schiavi'' for $3.50 and
J. Il. Beard's Landscape and Deer TOR $500.
Haven paid 81. 500 for Yerboeckhoven's "rhe Rest
less Bull" The little Kaemmerer brought se7o and
the Vibcrt S575. Carl Hubner's 'The Village
Doctor" reached $500 and Hiddcmau's "The Stylish
Darky" $700. Baugniets "Visit to the Baby" cost
somebody si.47S. and MIR. Wordsworth paid ss75 for
Verboeckhoven's 'Sheep and Lambs" Doyen's
zine First Born sold for S775. and tho two
Bottschers for $3.50 and $3.50 respectively Mr.
Haven gave S4O0 for Zerman's Caught In the Act"
and $2s5 tor Her,el's can Evil Conscience"
Boxers excellent "Spilt Milk sold tor $500
and Simonetti's "In the Park" for $500.
Carl Siebel.s admirable Cattle were cheap
at $3.50. The excellent little Disz brought
$3.50. and jacques classic Pastoral $3.50. For
cues Tho Guitar Mr.. Charles Wolfe gave Sl60.
second jacques brought $780, Marchetti's moor
ish Sentinel" $3.50. and Rougerons THE Billet
Doux" $500, from Mr.. Frost. Boughtons "Winter
Landscape" fell to Mr.. Haven for $500. and Mebye's
.srhe Needios-English Channel to Mr.. Friedman
for $500 Escosura's "Lady at Toilet reached $500,
which price was paid by Mr. Wordsworth.
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice has been received the Lighthouse Inspectors
office that the whistng Buoy the of
Fox Island Thoroughtare has adrift sunk Tho
tender Iris left Tuesday morning 9th with another
whistle TO replace the missing one
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
FINE ARTS.


PAINTINGS AT THE UNION LEAGUE
The collection brought together. in the art gallery
OF the Union League Club for the monthly art re-
ception. which took place last evening. was. are
glad say, much smaller than that OF last month.
when the walls were overcrowded. Though not of
more than fair quality it contains several works
of much interest. Prominent among these
is large decorative work by Charles Caryl Coleman.
called almond Blossoms" 1t is beautifully drawn
the cooring fresh and delicious. The jars and
saucerby the copper vase OF which the branches
spring. exqusitely painted. and the texture
OF the drapery on the wall aud shelf
is Very dextrously given. "a Fisherman's
Home. Long Island" is one Of the best
OF Charles H. Mllers works. being in the lower part
most subtly handlod "The Question of the Sphinx"
Is q weird. original and we'll painted little example
Of Elihu II. vedder A. II. wyant's Evening" is
in general very good. though its sparkling
sky is rather explosive and Is spotted IN
parts. bright, sunshiny, freshly handled
aud really excellent picture is Wordsworth Thomp-
sons 'Luino-Lago Maggiori." Sandford X. Gift
horn'-that most picturesque Of Alpine peaks
which is noticeable for its nne tonal qualities J.
ogsss srsassa asus and carleson Ws
gins "a Gray Day in Summer marks
decided advance. though the white cow on
Squirrel Island Eaine is bright little marine in
sky.
Though we have seen Thomas Allen. Jr.'s
sPrairie Landseape-Mexican Herdsman" before.
glad to again note the excellence OF
its perspective. It's vigorous handling and
strong local color. His village scene. though
quite realistic is not successful. 'Going the
Spring is . crisp little bit by l.. l.. Henry. Among
tho other pictures are pleasing Waiter
sAtterlee. Tagging Hours" r. Hopkinson
Smiths rather woony spring Morning. j.
C. Nicon's crisp and clever Fish Head.
Grand Menan;" Arthur Parton's "sterling Castle
II Gt1vase he ahQrsa /. III
"Hunting Dogs" X. Van Elten's Moonlight in New
Jersey; c. s. Reinharts good little work. "a Rainy
Day;" A. f. Bricher's millinery figure among the
flowers Of "Spring at Newport; =" George II. Nc
Cords "wintry Night. Fifth Avenue" which
we have already praised Constant Mayors
.Prose and Poetry" R. Swain Giffords
broadly handled "Salter's Beach," . pleasing
picture Of Family Life" by Cornelia w. C0nant;
g. Bakers water color. ION the Esopus;" ]. W.
Champney's 1.-The Back Door" Humphrey Moore's
'.soldiers or Morocco A. +. Bunner's 1.-The Old
MILL" Gilbert Gaul's effective ''rhe Camp Fire" A.
q. Howland's 'Glimpse OF Stockbridge. Mass" and
a sunshiny study by Lockwood DO Forest Of the
''Court OF an Arab House."
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

kverage temperature ye3terudy... W
average temperature for corresponding date
last year ............ Al;
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
's,iis. | Defamation. |
| ONce.

TEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMDEn AND JANuARY.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
A sCuOoNER's HULL FOR SALE ClEAP--CAR.
"A rying 100 tons deck. Address HENRY WILSON.
Ncwburg, N. y.
WANTED TO PuRCI AsE--TwO LIGHT DRAUGHT
w Barges Vessel Inlis to carry about l5 tons Ad
dress 4. H.. Herald Office, stating price. &c. &c.
MisCELLANEOUs.
TIYATT's LIFE BALsAM PURIFIEs THE BLOOD
Hand certainly rheumatism, gout. neuralgia. &c.
DuILLIPs' "PALATABLE" COD LIVER OIL rs TIIR
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
A POLITICAL BOMB.

PacPo iEs a PRESIDENTIAL TICKET IGNORING
PAETY LINES
The New York herald., 1879-12-12

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-12
FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

FROM fHILADELPnIA
.......lDec i3 Antwerp. .l52 Broadway
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-09
& { + a 8

Die Sasss.gtrcuit esSHn.t tuiseer
NIT sinsm blutisen &apitel. Dallas TT
Der Srt Der SrasSbie. auf elmer 5arm
nate @ranb prairie, Dalas County,
artsitstsn Gliita @onwaY, fetne Srau uns
elm anbsrsr 6arbiser gtamsns Sim Towlsr.
8alo entwidelte Hd 3rpiiden ben bsipcn
9sbtern ein 9iebespsrtaltnib. Sie fonn'
ten Die Sa6e niht msbr sebeim balten
unb entacben naa Dallas. Der betrcssne
gbemann fdste Dem paare naA. Ct
iberraldte fie Grau in ibrsr neusn Wcb,
nung, ibsriel Fe uno l6nitt ibs bic &eble
BON Sbra Dir burA, 70 oab Der sfcpf bei'
nate sdnslih bonn 0umpf sstrsnnt wurbe.
entfsrnte fd bann. wurbe absr BON Sim
Gowlsr eiussfansen. Gr iast, er freus fth
1sin.r l9at unb lsi bsreit bic dopesarafe
3u erleieen.
- Aus WcGdYst wirb bsrihtst, baB eS
am 7. Sag uup Naat asrsanst bat. Der
Gan Saba beeann nm 3 ubr Nahmtttass
,u iteisen nno fites I'm, fii4f 5uE inuerealb
einsr, talesp 5tunee. Die gsrbtaaan8
,plden her @tabt uno Rem Mnttarlassr
ii oabush aufssbpbsn. gorasfsrn am T..
bat ss in Srisoriasburs fluff Stunefa
lang bsftis seresnet.
- Bsi Waoepine, umpsit Goraeana
eseisnste Gh elm ihrsdliher uns!ii6sfal.
3wfi iunss MapGen ylamens Salie unb
gpa 9esrriil MOLTEN ibre Yfsrbe beiteissn,
am ans,ureitsn. gpa's Yfere fhsuts,
lprang ,ur Seise une mart bic Netsrin
nit folder @ewalt al, bab lie sas @enid
brad unp augenblidli6 toot mar. Gal
lis's yfsro wuros nun aud unrufts, Cd
mari bic 8siterin aus benz 5attel. iar
Sleie blieb ishod ant Satts!taupf banssn
nnb 70 tpuroe Fe cine Strsds weit ssl&leifl
unb erblels fhlieslim bonn Yfsrb eineu
Sui1hlas in's @efht. Das Maphsn III
ihwsr absr nibt lsbsnsgefdbrlid Serwan'
bet. Die Wutttr, bic 4usen3susin ees
gorfaus mar, III wabn1nnis sswsroea.
Su Gan Diego if elne 8raneret
etadlsrs trerban.
| - gFrRds wtrben IN Ncdpurt ,u 81,
per- Gimsr perfauit.
Der &ameelsahtsr In Bafrps
Goun!Y bat unlausit 12 1biers ali elmer
I'm 9forosg rsiisatsn Circus osrfauft
- Sn Sbateiforp County 9isbt ei
febr siele antilcpen.
- Sn @alp,ifon bat fd cine Nn.i
Sonntaas @efeqldalt sstilsrt, bie bsrsits
$50 WtitsllsOer sablt. Die NbHmt III
bic SonRjtutiOnalitat bes @eisses ausg
sreifen.
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Gin Nuritiif 3u baben.

sloelise Sabenidtie baben lid felt jeber
in europa burd cine reide Seiratb gu
belfen seluht. Sn leeterer 3eit ldeinen
uber in Der alten Welt bic yretdea
Brdute" ieltener sewcrben gu iein. Die
&lalie jener rei9en Wiiitter, bic ibre
9S9ter vsl!idli6" gu MAIDEN slaubten,
wenn le lid einen SurI rI6en ypOn altem
aoel" alS SAmieserlobn fauiten, lit lebr
flein semproen. Die aoelisen S4wieser=
iobns batten bic rsitsn MdbGen meiit
anslidtid semu.ht. Sn europa Siebt eus
Aeiratbslnltise sriitcfratentbum nidt mebr,
Die reiden 4riitDfraten seben nidt auf
@elpbelrathen aus unp bic armen baben
Iih ais iatedt erpieien. Iroeoem seben
bic asirbseurItiasn ariltotratsu itre
So1nuns niht auf mo Qmsrita III ss,
auf bas iie ibrs glide rihtta. Nmsrfa
gilt bel ibnen als bas Wuneerlaup, no Is
@tlo mis 5su sibt uno aeinrsibs Dansu,
psntn bic rspubllfanlhs Qinfatbeit nitbt
asnia.. aaf Die gitslsei, amsrifauilbsr
Da@sn Isirs sestaIb son t,rabssfemms.
psn Aeelissa aart ipeeulir,. Neihr ams.
sitaniae Damsn Die mad europa tom
men, wsresn BON ben Biauttatisea, bts 3u
ssinsm strliHsH Grwsr6 taueen, absr pOh
,ltanetssemab" Isbtn molten, fsts um.
i@warmt. Wun fdelnt man auf bsm ntHI
mser unsswDbnlihsn Wsss bes Snisratss
1snlstts pss Stsans aut sttIe 5rausn IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-09

bisier Son In Der Tsrne mad rno nah ott1
battle.
Die @pnns ities sldu;euo a6sr Senr
6pri,unte Der Stsppe auf mnp ihre eotraet
len ,erilrsuten ben Nsbel, nsldsr 'pit sine
usiee . ede ater Der Sbsr fade lag. Nud
i,ber has @ematt bss iunsen Niaodsns
bate iA eine 0p(ts bes 1riIblians ss!sst
aber fein freuunlidsr 5cnnenEtrabl ger
itrsuts bie1slte. Sie sins IN tbr 3'mmer
binuntsr uao brad bier In Ibraaen aus,
treldbe erlt iett ein biaber ME smp fnnSenes
@efubl Der 8erein lamuns uno Der Sdmsr3
70 plSsliGer Irennung unauftaltlan tsr@
porrisfeu, unb rod waren bic ibransn.
pslde Re SersoB, fsias ttttsren, nno islbit
Der 9hmer3 Elm liiber.
Blaoimir fanb bic G,dia bet isinsr
Wntunit In Saret 9stsrsbnrg gege'a fsine
gefurAtuas in beiterer 5timmuns. 3u
lsiner erobrn ueberraihuns fab er, baB
bic ean3s Decoration unO l1mmtl ide MOs
bel Der Sale uno @mpfunsasimmer Der
8sl.gtase auf sas slan3sneits erneut no.
ren.
Cine f(eine ueterraihuns fur ptd,, mstn
Scbn, niht wabr2 faste Die GraTn nit
Sslbn,ufriebeubsit, inpsm (ie feline ger'
wunteruns bsmerfte.
llno ,mar cine sruse, Wfutter, nah os''
nsm Shreibsa gu urtb.i!sn, Durfte i'd slne
lolhe niht erwartfn.
Man fann. pas man nil, CAB ils NIT
ffel;em Qahsln CUR Antnort bod Dapon
nadber. Du ibeinf, na6 oriasn Brlsfsn
gu urttsilsn, gang ent,adt pom oeiasm @u'
fsntba!te bel esm General !; oarf man fra
gen, mas bn erreidh!s
GprtfebEag fplgto
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-09

- Die Ma0enbeiratp In Cincinnati.
8isber warsu mir ssasist, bic auf ben 10.
Qusna i'm vSnwooc part" In Cincinnati
ansefiinois;e MaHsnbeiratb fur cine ugn-
tie" su baten. Die iiinelten Gtne. 3st-
tunssn aber brineen bic gfamsn DON Wdn'
nern nit nsm unternstmeu In Sertineuug,
bic fs gu sinsm vfaulsn wibe" niat se'
brauAen liebsu. 90 ihreibt bic Gine.
Abenpppa Nm uahitsu Sonntag, ben
10. gusuf, fnoet i'm SnyooOo par', pie
mir bereits lsnsr 3eit berthtet buben, ene
arcbe Wa6snbsiratb aatt, unter ben Qus.
fpiesa pss vNatiOnal Sereins sur Bsfor'
psruna ess 6etratbens." fer 8erein
ta. es f6 namlit, 3ur Nafsabe ssfsat,
iunsen 0euten, wslds serne betraiten
mDaten, aber niht bic nStbisen Mittel
ba,u babsn, unter bic Nrme 3a ersifcn
,. b. ttnsn bsbalRih au ien, palnit ite ii6
eine Sduslihtsit sriirosn t0nnen. Disie
gelellihuft. uelte bsretts felt 3Ipet Sasren
i'm StiIleu sewirtt, w;rp am nahlten
Sonntas gum eraen Wale an bic SsHsnt>
lidtsit tretsn, uno 3u oieiem 3wede elm
srobes Yieuie peran fal!eu. qr'Wayor
Moore, fows bic 6erren Scbn @rUi1lus
unb gbas. Sleidart, baben @lss setbaa,
tpas In ibrsn &rdften Rano, UNI eas pie-
Sic gu einem srusen grfos 3u maA.n.
Die paitoren poblmsyer. 6ammersr,
&ammaher unp Mnpere perDen Die 5rau.
uns bsi pie1sr @ele9enbeit Soq,ieben, uno
ea fur quite Concert uno Vaa Wuiif
sslorst III, itebt ben Bsluhsrn elm redt
ssnusreittsr Sag bspor. Der Grtras an
Der a(afIe miro lslbfrepsno bufitr uerwanbt
rrsrosn, Die iuassn paare 81 unterfassn
uap pa 20 es fstit, nah;ubslfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-09

Die Wadt pfs Getets. Bstannt,
lid, BAT Der snelifhs Yrilnas, Der grsbi-
fhof BON Canterbury, getets es9en ben
Nessn ansepronst. Stun lit tn sinem Or
te ia ytoro Wales oas unslldiAs Wib
SfritaIpaib uoraetommsn, Dab Der @eif
lths fh I'm @sbetbudb irrte uap fstr
erufbaft unp feisrlh eas @ebst I'M Re
sen porlas. }:inen Srrttum aud niht
mtssts, bic pas @sbet su Enbe. mar, ob.
.sle|h bic Glaudis.n In Der Stride lsbr un,
subts wurpsn. 8si Dem NbeaOsottss.
Sisnlte iudts Der Yrepiser fsalid rem
Shapea wieoer gut gu MAIDEN inpem sr
ras entssssasslsbe @e9st nit beloapsrm
gtfer sprIas. sc BAT aber nidts setol'
fen, bsan ss resust ieitpsm gu Rbyl wps
mSsltd nod arser aIs supur. Dieter
Vafcr su NtYl 1T jepsnfalls urttoSsrsr
als Elm aaferer, Der, als feline @smeinoe
ibn bat, UNI trodsn gBsttes gu betsn, erR
an pas Barometer t!opfts une bann iaste.
sd eenfe, msine 2sbsn, mir parten nod
sin penis, bis bas Barometer itsist."
Gin broser pafor ouf ben Srtnssinleln
entlepiste iia leiner @ufsuts In folsenper
Wsils. @r betete: u2tebsr Serrsott,
sib uus etwas sutss g1etter uno einen
leidtsn g8ino, pamit bas &orn trOdsn
miro, aber psnn bu uns nod msbr Don
lOlhem Sturm i6iaif, Wie mir i'm bistsr
ssbabi paben, ip witf bu pas llebel nus
nod arser MAIDEN uuo Der gauge pafss
rptrp gum 5eufei asetu,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-09

Nmerita ipetuliren su molten. 90 Fnbsn
mir In einen Nsrp gorssr Vialie fpl9enes
Wnnpuee
A Prince,
noble, young good looking is desirous
of marrying high minded, young, good
looking and rich heiress. The chalac-
ter of the advertiser guarantees dis
cretion and an answer. Letters with
photograph are to be addressed to :
,,Himmel, Erde, Paradies" poste restan'
te a Buda Pesth, Hungary, Eurepe.,
allo Elm 5iirf tit gu taben. gspinsuns
eine relde @rbin. Das If bss puoels
&ern. gDir fno iib"a3eugt, bab Ser 5uslt
aud antrase retAsr grbinnsa aus Nmrrta
ertalten tpiro. Wotl terrfAt BET uns
prattilher ginn, absr gttelfsit uno Damm'
bsit lisrbsn bier ebsnlowsnis aus, ais in
iraene einem anbern Ebsile bsr @sIt.
@arum lca Der elite Stnn mandser ret
den ameritanildsn grbin ntht auf ben
5urfen rsftetirsn, Der I'D, ibr untsr Der
Masts oSimmsl, @ree, paraoies" pra.
fsutirt. sssxs.
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ssraaiYfs uno Shmerjen i'm Wuser
unb ben @eparnlen, Dplenterie uni
Diarrbce anc ieet bduii5 uno iolten TO-
Sleit pertrieben lpe,oen. Sobniona
Nncrpne Eminent tutirt ale iplte ga
den uno iolte in ieper Uaniilie gebalter
perben.
Ser traurisite SAD bon Scrcpbelu ODE,
8lutpersiituns, BON Dem mir bSrten
wurpe ourd Yarlcns pursirenoe Y,aer
sebeilt. Dieie Di(eu MAIDEN ueues rel
des 8lut uno wdbreno einem piertel Sabl
ieoen Nbeno cine 8encnlmen, wiro BAT
ylut in san1en Sbltem peranoert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-09

- gibts anbereS miro 5ieber. uab
Qeberbei idweroen 70 RAID beieitisen ale
,Reeos @ose Ecnie."
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Ginen neuen Sprratb BON 9rudbdn=
bern peridiebener Nrt, iomie @erooebalter
fir iunse Serren uno Damen tiir5lid er,
halten
s. &altsYer & Ssbn, Qpotbstsr,
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- Sm @rpben @arten in Dresden.
M,uttsr uno Xodter (pcr Der @ruppe Der
3eit. welbe pie ShSnbeit raubt.) EOtter;
Warum trdst penn Der Utann oas Udoder
auf ben Odnben? Mutter: Nu. oH iiebl
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06
4 Icorre adepce Of the Richmond Dispatoh.i
~ DASyII,LE. Eebrt1ayy. n. 1870;

IS, DASyHLE, February 8, 1879.
A few days ago it was discovered thatthe
freight on tobacco from HenrY,s station, on
the Western North Carolina railroad, TO
panyilie, was sixty-sixs cents while the
freight from the same station to Eynchbtirg
by way OF EurkeYille was only: forty-siX
cents Upon the representation Of the mat
ter TO Colonel Buford by Captain VS.
Graves the fare to Danyille was at once re-
duced. Yesterday evening O mass. Meeting
Of the businessmen was held for the pur-
pose of considering certain other grievances
experienced by the Danyile trade at. the
hands OF the railroad authorities. Mrs. z.
tN.-Ferreh pFesid After some discus
sion by Captain Daniel Coleman, Mr.. w. Fl.
Trow bridge, Mr.. C. G.. Holland, Captain
w. p. Graves, and Mr.. j.. j. Hill, it was
ordered, on motion of Mr. c.. o. Holland,
that a committee be appointed, consisting OF
one representative from each OF; the leading
branches OF trade, who shall confer withflhe
authorities Of the several railroads whichriin
into ,Danviile: in regard to the unjust dis
elimination against Danvilie in the matter
OF freights, and report the result OF their
efforts TO a meeting, Of the businessmen as
soon as practicable. The committee Messrs.
W.P. Graves, Witeher Jones, y. w. Gar.
'ringtoB, r. l.. Hickson,; w. T. Clark, II.
w. Cole, j. T. Watson. ;. -, ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE CATTLE DISEASE.

TIE CATTLE DISEASE.
LONDON, February 5.-The slaughter OF
cargo of cattle brought by the steamer
Ontario, which has been completed at the
abattoir in Liverpool under the supervision
Of eminent veterinary authority specially
familiar with pleuro-pnepmonia, disclosed
the fact that several other cattle besides
those previously detected had suffered from
pleuro-pneumonia and that the disease was
OF a very pronounced type. The examiner
returned to London to report to the veteri.
nary department Of the Priyy Council The
consignment of.cattle by the Hiberian, which
arrived at Liverpool yesterday from Boston,
awaits inspection in quarantine. In the
present I'M certainty few or no contracts are
being entered into, The trade are trying
to arrange for the slaughter OF cattle ut the
point of debarkation. Strong representa-
lions win be madeto the Mersey Dock and
Harbor Board to facilitate this. The ten
days grace, as allowed by crdersof the
Council, are said to be sufficient for trade
requirements, and full guarantees will thus
be provided against infection Withoutpf
H..biting the importation OF, cattle. Near
The north docks OF Liverpool there IS, IL -
claimed, ample room to provide an abaftolr
for the slaughter Of cattle on landing.
british Ambassador. 20 Russias
ST. PETERSBURG, February 5.--n is re-
norted here that Lord Dnferin has been
appointed British Ambassador to Russia IN
place OF Lord Augustus Lotus, recaiied. IS
So d Affairs I'm the East.
LoSnoS, February 5.-Accounts from
LConstantinople and st. Petersburg concur
| i'm representing that the signature OF the
fdeanitiye treaty between Russia and Turkey
q iieIayed until Podgoritza 10 surrendered
to Montenegro. The evacuation begins On
the 9th instant, when the treaty VIII De
signed. it not before, and the Russian ssinl-
bassador AZ Copstanttn Will lake g
SIMULTANEOUS declaration ;regrsrding the
; RttharasEal 81 the troops, i