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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21
A Middle TeDntssee Road.
[ Franklin Review and Journal

A new railroad company was char
tered recently, with Maj. It. f.. p. AL
llson, Sam. Clay brooke and others as
the incorporstors. IL 10 proposed to
run the line direct from Nashville to
huntsville, Ala, q distance of about
seventy miles. 1t will run via Fay
etteville. 1t will run through this
county, passing by Rock Hill, Peters
burg, DC. We understand gentle.
man IN Robertson county proposes to
furnish the iron for the enterprise. 1t
ls an Important line, aud If built, will
pay the stockholders haudsom ely, no
Sdogbt: Success 70 It.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21
ANNOUNCER EN- rs.
For sheriff.

We are authorized and requested TO announce
HOMER GILMORE as q candidate for Sheriff
of Knox county, at The ensuing August election.
jan6i&
We are authorized and requested to announce
WILEY B. WRl9 1T IS cand date for She Il
Of Knox county at the ensuing August election;
subject to the Knox County Republican Conven>
zion,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21

WAsuINoT5N, D. c., Jan. 20, $780,
Proposals will be received at the Co n
tract Office of this Department until 8 p.
m. Of March 30, 1880, for carrying the
mails of the United States, between the
Post Office and Railroad Depots as specified
by the Department, in the City of Knox
vile from July /, $780, to June, 80, 1884
Copies of the advertisement, in ,truetions
TO bidders, With forms for proposals and
bonds and all other necessary information
win be furnished on application to the
Post Office at said City or to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
( rr-.sr ID. NJ. KEY,
Pos m aster General.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21
II. IL A. IA.

ORIENTAL LODI. NO. 453-ststed Com
| mu lication upon second Thursday niRntoi
elch month at Hallin Masonic Temple.
Cnss. Dawes. Sec'y. W. dalbraith W Nd.
MASTERS LODGE. NO. 244-Stated Commu-
Va nicaton upon third Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple
E e McCroskey ,Sec'y, Ii W Hall. W III.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21
City pireftnry.
ANIGHTS OF HONOR.

DELIEf LODGE. No. l63. K. of H.-Meets
IL ON the first and Third Friday nights of each
Streets,
J. 7. Ambrose. H D; Harvey Clark. Reporter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21

CTUTTEBINa cured by Ba'es' Batent Appli:
. snces. Send for description to Sim pson d
CO. Boy 223f New York. .-.-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21

pEARL CHAPTER, NO. "a, r. 4. M.-stateo
l. Convocation upon first Monday night ofeasl
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
& J Todd ,oec'y. W. A, Galbraith, Ii p.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Department,

WAsHINGTJN, D. c., Jan. 20, 1880.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-21
Administrators Notice.

A LL.PERsoNs INDEBTED TO TIE Es-
n tate Of J. K. P. Jet, deceased. are hereby
notified 10 come flrward and m he pay m emit ;
and I'll those having claims against the same are
called on 70 fle them with the underligned,
properly Authep ticated.
n. W. CLARK, Administrator.
tfakInAlnE4l ia HI. X -aft4 .fln - L., -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Rowing Match.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-rhe racs was q mere
pcress.lon from DO start 10 the finish. Hanlsn
fowed 10 splendid form. He stopped several
ines, allowing Trickett to como up. Tremen-
dou5 crowds of pecpic Witnessed lbe raoa. Tho
river vas perfectly still. Passing under Ham.
mersmith bridge HaDlsn was leading BY clear
length going we'll within himself. BsfCre the
start Ranlan bad taken first place 10 the betting.
Seven 70 four on him was offered freely and
soue wsgers were made OF to l. The weather
was Gull and misty epd the air chilly. The
Start occurred at 1914 o'clock at which time
The tide was nearly full snd the water was slack
and smooth throughout; HanIsn ct the Surrey
side of the river. A very even s!aIt was at.
f4cted, Hsllao striking the water at the rate OF
s. strokes to the minute and Trckett OF the
rate Of Al. Haulsn roWed easily aud 10 peri
style showing his superiority from tho first
stroke The crsbtree was passed 10 six minutes
and four seconds from the starting point Here
Trckett began to labor and look I'll and by the
ims the 6osp works we're rescued the rece was
absolutely over. Occasionally Hsnlan stopped
rowing uDtil TIickett came up when few pew.
erful strt ks would seed hlu sEead again.
BaiEesD HammerJwi;h rdgo aad Obis|ick
Hap!ao laid down twice. Hs stopped ertirsly
orcs and again padded slou2 frs: with ooe
s,ulI and hen With The other. He leaned over
to- wash bis fec, and cia.ted Sith Elliott, who
was rowing alongside, aGd fioaliy won by about
three ecshls which be cou'd have made hat a
nils If be had s. chocsp. The time OF the race
was 80 mi1ue;s aud scoords. Triokett's form
created great Disappointment Ho was much
cisrisse ct the icish while HanIsn was pr
feo!y fresh. LIteg ecc5uota give tho time CT
the race ct &c minutes sud 10 scoouds.
Ths Spef!smsn this mcrnlrg says: Tho bots
on the Hsu!su-Trickectt match, which vii
ske plaza 10 dey, represent 10 the aggregate q
fax greater sum than has eVar been dependent!
CO the'result of o boat race"
LoND3S, Nov. l5.-Tho SIardsrd 10 lis even
ing edition says: 1T is ruuored that Hsnlsa
has decided not 20 compete for the American
prizes in Tho intern rational regatta"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
NEE.S or THE Day

There ia much comD..int of tie over croddlos
of the public schools il Baltimore.
Efforts are baiog made to establish steam
ship line between Baltimore aud Demerara.
b. ths recent cersu5 Teluras it appears thai
47S 600 persona born 10 foreign o1u RES are res
ldens IF New York city, while 727 $50 OF ib'
inhabitaots are natives. Thus tWU'htths OF inc
population Of that city ere foreigners by Dltth-
A meeiog of Iriahuen wss held 10 New
Yjfk yesterday uoder tho auspices OF the Laoo
LIE que, to raise tpbdj TO enable the Fenlst
sggitaior. John Stephens. to return to P,rIs to
work for the CAUSE of Ireland IN that city.
Speeches we're N ado by O'Donovsn Rosa aud
Others, ED $3.50 was collec:ed.
Mrs. Hioks-Lord was o. last tcs3unts the
guest Of L.dy Dudley at her E glsh country
home, and there is DO probability OF her return
log to New Yclk ua'il eek spring. Mrs. Lord
has, it ia stated, Discarded her bablimeDts oil
mourning. and Der costumes ere the admiration
of bersx. The English nobleman who some
yetrs ago was reported engaged to the then
Mrs Hicks ia again very devoted 10 bis atten-
ton to the lads.
An unkooan man called at the house Of Mr.,
John Apple at WelIsville, Ohio. CD Friday
night, ena bis koock was answered BY Mist
Ursula Apple, young lady twenty years old.
Without saying word, tho villaia dashed q
quantity OF oil of vitriol in her face. She ran
screaming with pain into the house and the
bastard fed. Her face is terribly burned, one
eye closed. and it is feared that both eyes sre
il iured. if lot destroyed. Her assailant VAS Sc
dir gnisad as to defy recognition.
Nils. Sarah Bernhards's private reception
took nlace Saturday evening at the theatre ci
the Uoion League Club, New York. The
theatre vas gsSly decorated ard crowded
Mile. Bsrahardt's twenty works Of art 10 oil.
ard her works in sculpture, four 10 marble ard
two in bronze, we're displayed. Mile. Bern.
hard] appeared on the stage at O'clock. amid
the straics Of the Marsties March, aud We:
greeted with sn ontburst Of epplsus, which
lasted fur some tims. She -renaincd 10 The
theatre about an hour.
A vig:r1us contest is now being wsgcd for tbe
United States SapatGr5hip in Georgia, The
principal ssDirants being Hon. oseph Z BroTn
who is now filling ths place BY appointment Of
tho Governor, ard Gen. A. r. Lsgtop, both o!
whom have addressed the members of the Leg
islsturc, ssttiog forth their. claims. Gopera
Robert Eeombs s!so addressed large audero:
10 the cipitl. at Atlanta. Friday evening, IL
which be vigorously Opposed the election of Mr..
Brown, Hho. he declared, bad taken refuge ou
the Supreme Bench in the days Of "reooast,uc
li,D and degradation"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BcN1s.-J. a. Hamb,e,o, c..
Baltimore FiGsncial Circular Ct Sa.g,!s7 r.,
says:
"ViTpinia securities attracted The mos. s..-,.
ton. They were largely traded in. ard re-.
ed handsome advance over last weeks yl,...
Corsols have slresdy sold at Il, end ba.ore !, -,
10'40s will sell st 60. Coasois opfne! -
Monday st GA, and on strong buying ylcrs,
ment advanced 10 Il. Ten Fcrties eemmcrcs3
the week with sales at 43. ard SOLD ~ WITH ~.
important reactions up 70 47s Of coufs. A..
such rapid ard marked aova1 c., tho ,eal;I1,
th4t followed, was not only TO ba expecsc6. ov.
TO be desired. The sales 10 realize praf:s ls;.ri
Uorsols down TO G71 and 10 4Js 20 -, S: VIII,
figures there were fresh orders to buy, aid i,
bonds again advanced, with every proup {. a..
higher figures While VIZ c)nsite: Coz,
cheap enough end exuec. 10 sec Them sell q: -
we think that the l0.SUs Rre very mGchuoca 8,
traclive Last ear. when Co1soIs sold a. ) IT,,
Forues sold ct et-l difference OF II per g..
Now Copsois are say 20 ard l0.iGs &c IA dir.
ence Of "a ger cent. There is 20 Reason Tor t.
difference in prices, and there is room for IN u
vance OF ct least 10 per cant In the Ten F,!,r
bonds. Of the two, the 10 - is tie s::orG
bond. The coupons being by law eEaElp! TIC,
taxes, always command per cent More Tx"
conaol coupons. The very low prices d. III,
1870 8 are selling, and the very hardsono! a.,
n.ercs. that they psy, renders than il a.
opinion very desirsble purchase Peon7,
at 2e1. VirRinis DetetIei was quita u fsGy--,
It opened 9. 10, snd with large Lra-saotio.s ~.
fsnced to Is are u ID Which fsurs i! soela. :.
haos. The speculation N Virginia Icc,r,r,
are suppose based upon an ClJ:. on the pa:.ct ID
Londcn holders to stFcc. coz. pro Misc With =.
State of Vast Virginia Tnoro is a7pui S.
GOOCCO Of Virginia Ua:s'Ici ou,ssendsaz. .-
view of the fac. thst tho Sts.o Of Wet Vi.,ia.,
has here.of0ro refused ID Acknowledges say i.
ability for this SIC =, We thiIli Is cent, N lbs
lar il about IS much, i. MT ntos-. tMla l!.,..
tho c1oums!ar Gee .ao stock is w,ita.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
The Situation In Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. ia reinforcement Of one
huadred meo has been sent to MIR. BJycott's
hcusa. Preparations have b,en made for the
military occupation CT Heaifor!, four mics
luther 90 in Consequence Ct the threatening
aspect cf .irs there. There was 10 land
neetirg ct The gates Of Mr.. Boycot's house On
Sunday, as has been announced, but great
meeting Was held fourteen miles off. A meeting
Of Il 70 thousand pers1ns were held at Kaockan
rose, near WalshtoWn yesterday for the purpose
of "Bucot,ioe" thirteen l,ndlords aud land
agents 10 the Islshborhoot. Mr. James
O'Btisp. 40 Irish American, 10 the course of q
spetcl, said that if "Boyc,'tiog" those men
had not tie effect Of reforming them the people
Soud resort 10 stronger mea uree, and ;r2 It
Laden pills would suit their digestion. The
Fl st duty tf every 1lishmao, he said, was to
yet riff, AID the se,o6d du'y Wss to use II.
10 added that there 500 600 st0u. men 10 Am
erics aho would die happy if they c9uli kill
one curgad SaXIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

judge Noah DAVIS Of New York hayl7g 10
the COURSE Of bis decision in the case OF the al
legged forgery of the Morey letter, gone entirely
beyond the judicial function end attacked tho
character of Hon. A. S, Hewitt, accusing him Ut
bsing party to the alleged forgery. MIR. Hewitt
has replied 10 letter in which be shows that the
Morey letter bad already been published When
it was presented to him fur examination; that.
at the time. he did not sey the letter was gen
uiao, bu. only that thu signature. in bis epln,
ion, wss that of Gen. Garfield; aud finally that
the amended fas simiie was not printed by the
committee OF which he wss mamber but by q
neHspapsr over which they had 20 c,ntrol.
These statements of Mr.. Hewitt's aro verified
By esidopc, before the court, as we'll IS by
statements as to bis option of the letter pub
I:shod weeks age. Mr. Hewitt concludes bis
letter as follows:
IL forbear to make any commentary whatever
upoD the extraordinary charac.ero of the opinion
pronounced by judge Davis. 1t is enough tor
me to poiot out that the foundation UPON which
he has built up the attack upon my character 10
falss 10 fact. and With this demonstration the
CHESS a1erce can only b., dsmaRiUg to himself
| was prepared for this attack by the evidently
presrrapged preliminary statement ct MIR.
Ssougbton and am nov forced to believed that
there is concarted scheme to attempt to break
NJ O. down 10 this community. Rhers have lived
for mora than fifty yesrs, and TO which Can
more safely trust for lust Judgment than to Q
iadse OF the Supreme Court who foreo.s that
when be becomes Judge be should cease to be
a Dartisap." ~ ...-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
PUBLISHED DAILY s. TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. Nov'R. Is. 1850
Itseems to be generally c,uceded that the

Itsseems to be generally conceded that the
mex! House Of Representatives will bs orgas-
izsd by tho republicans. aud, Judging from
letter written by Mr.. Dorsey, secretary of the
national republican Committee. in which ne
Gays BIO is no. candidate for the sectetaryship
of the Senate. enl recommends Mr.. Gorham
for Chat posi!ioD. it is apparent that they are
c,rfieu.a of taking ossss;ion Of the Senate
also. Oae thiog is certain. and that is that she
ustioual republican committee kew how New
York H:s going when nobody e!so did, and IT
their information about the Senate be as sc,u-
rate the organization Of that body will be Ell
ftc.ed in their interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
Burglary and EEurder.

KARLSRUHE. Pa, Nov'r. 15.-Daniel Trout.
nan. farmer, seventy years old res'tins nesr
UaiontvWn, Dauphln 90, Hss awakened LES!
night by Two burgers q! hi. bedside. He fred
AZ Inern, and o-e IF the meu returned the fire.
TIE r,turn shot struck Troutmsn in the breast
ard he fell dead u. his W(es feet. saying that his
Murderer was EeLry Roc. berger Komberger,
who is kGowa rs bad character, has been NJ
: cited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
Apootatment-The Jesuits,

PARIS November l5.-M. Gerard has bean
appointed second secretary the French legs"
ton st Washington, y. g.
Jesui!s having attempted TO re enter Portugal
the government his instructed the various Gov
ernors TO .tricIly enforce the dtcreo of124 aool-
lshipg al religious orders.
MADRID, November 10 Tho arrival CT
French monks ct Aliconte aDd Ba1c ,lons CAUSED
Lost 10 popular denominations They were
coir pl!l1l IT, r,-aD bark t.cm the l,!t5r place.
but ii they Prosecute you il this CITY, lee
rra: II m ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
Probable Gkurdcr.

PATERSON n j, NV Is Tho wife Ct
5smuel David, GOD Of II. j. Dasid, q promi.
neat N " Yok city lawyer, Was found dead ca
the ,orch Of bis rcsi1eLco at Wyanucke. few
miles uyrih ii Paerooo, yesterday morning
Her body core marks which Indicate that tho
Was Guid.Ied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
From Cane Town,

LONDON, Nov. 15-A dispatch 10 the Tim Is
FROM Caps fogo, dated tie 18Th inst, says the
rebe!s attacked the small foros Of Cape troops
occupying the Basuto, Chief Lsotbodis' Village,
aud tic ,rCops Tcrs obliged to evscua!e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
Marine Disasters.

LoEDoN, Novenb Der 10 BARK Ortno from
SletGln ter Newly has arrived ct ct VazAlre,
With less Of bulwsrbs and main mast.
Bark Convelu! from Baltimore for Ro!ter-
dam, bsfo g repocled Of Dun.enes,, went ashore
at G5ree 70, sud, Netherlands and has become
tc.sl log. The crew WAS saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
An. Bsn.Ss,s and the Passion Play.

new YORK. Nov Is - he baptist pastors
CO.. IL. euce Ia this city To Gay unsLllcu:iy and
without debate lido ple1 tho following:
III view VI tee prujscled PEssiou Plsy BY oLe
OF tae thestres Q. this city;
Resolved, ihas IS conference wo protest
sasirst this sacripicus use Of the most sacred
ihiny of nnr r. iXIln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
Attempt TO PrOseIyte.

LONDON. Nov. Is "A 81. Pstersturs dis
patch to The S;sldard says: TIE Governor
Genera! Ct Ks5an vii! be SUPERSEDED aud tried
shorty for faroib!y attempting to coLYart IOO,.
00G Ts,iaTa to the orthodox faith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

~ Inere will bs called metllry IT the AL
e1andris Gsme Protective q Association On Mon.
day next, The 18Th iuetsnt, at Z! O'Clock 2. m,
1t their room, and full attendance Is requested,
as there will be inrorturats business before the
meetirp 12;1 By Order of the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

The October number Of the American repri Mt
of the Edinburgh Review has boon received
from its publishers, The Leonard Scott Publish.
ing Co.. New York. Its contents are: Lifs Of
Thomas Graham-Lord Lynedoch. Annals of
Exeter College. Records of Early English Ad-
venture, The Chemi,try of the Stare. Saint.si.
mons Parallel of Three Kings. Howorth's His-
tory Of The Mongols, Germapy-Past and Pre-
sent, Iteveysn's Esrly History CT Fox, aud the
Candahar Campaign. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

NIGHTLY M1xEo.-Adolphus Andrew Hoag-
'sad, CT Shsdeville, vs., is 70 years old, and
has had three wives. Tho .frs. twas o widow
when he married her. and had little daughter.
When this wife died her daughter was widow.
ed mother, and Hosgland, within fsw yesr7
married her. Ten Yeas ago the second wife
died, Her daughter was then ID. Five years
elapsed, and then HneglsRd sgsin married his
s.epdaughter, who was slCo Ills stepgraudd.ugh-
Ter. Sho is still living, and her husbands
age, aside from the fact that see had no dsush.
ter when she becsme his vito, proc 'udes the idea
of i, peculiar system b:i, carried any further.
Hosgsrd declares ,hst his matrimonial ezpe'i.
ence, covering about fifty yasrs has been ex-
csptolaly happy. The last two wives inherit.
ed the coed qualities Of their mothers, snd ell
were so much alike that they seemed 10 him tho
sans won.r, with her youth occsssio. ally re.
moved. There ere children by ali three wiYe9,
ard oodl.ss comp'icstiols in relstioIshi2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
SNOW.

WILMINGTON. N. g.. No7. l5.-Altsr an
slno.t eont!uuvus Iain for twenty four hou's, q
saow storm set 10 about 7:30 clock this morn
ing, 0od skill continues. A heavy SHOW storm
is reported st Fayetteville and Golds5cro.
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Elected Rector.

LONDON, Nov. 16.-hlr. John Blight has
b'cn eleo.ed lord rector of the University Of
Gl4szoS, cefsssipg Mr.. John Rusiio By 3l4
votes
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ARRIVED
Stnp JOIN Gibson, New York. to F Z Eccd.
Str &olf TX, Pbi!Gdoluhis. TO s A Reed.
Str Yacysiur Norf.lk. ~ B Eooe
str .Inre Moseley, Norfolk, tn + A. Feed.
Str r V 3rr9wanilh. lower Potcr.1 &c. - Re
:cmac FeIrs Company.
i,.r Mat;ano lower Pete, to j Brodcrs & Co
schr Murry Vand;vcr. HsVra GeGracg 10 z
NJ ohafey u 60.
Str Gxcel.ior, Norf2lk. By P Hoo.
Str Jane Moseley. Norfolk, By E l:ead.
nlr IS sLic, lower Ptnlc. By Ptmc sofry Co
Str j W Thorn pson. lower PoIc. by + Il Keed.
Str Ma:.ano, lower PFC. py } Drodsrs u Co.
Str z Y Arro1smith. lower Potomac, by Po-
t0r1ac Ferry Company.
t;chr Calvin s Edwards, by American Coal
Company.
d. PASSED UP.
Zacchtui Sherman.
MEMORANDA.
Cir il @ Knigh. hence, q. New York 14:t.
Schr Belle Halliday, from Georgetown, a.
Providence 18th.
scbr Thos Borden, from Georgs!o*D, 8!
Wsrehsr 10Th
schr Onol.ssa, for Washington. sailed from
Port Spain 18th ult.
Schr Chss II Lawrence, he1co. st Soa!an -: h.
Scbr Matte B Rulon. from Geosgeto~n for
Boston. ct Vineyard Haven l2sh.
Gchr Mabel 1nonss hence, 8. Prov 18th
Echrs Ii nnie J Course snd q q M2lli!on,
hercs, at Norfolk lab.
Schr Freddie L Porter sailed from 2os!cn FOR
Richmond 18th.
schr Paul THOMPSON. f;om Richmond foc
Eo,ton ct New Port l2.a.
Schr & Kspp tailed f:om New Yo!E for
Richmond 18Th
Echr Frank Mcdonald. from Ricaaoad at
New York 18th.
MARINE DISASTERS.
The threa maatad schooner j B ChtBis7, from
Eennebec, Me-, fer Washington, D. G, collided
with the q : man of war Vanda!is Saturday
evening of Winter Shoal, DelaRare The Chas-
ter was totally dismRstsd aud tho Faldalii Iost
her fore and mairtopmsst yards and fore and
msintopmsst sails carried away. The bulls Of
both vessels received slight damages, the Chester
receiving the most.
Schr a @ Buckley, from Fi:hmond, st New
York 18th. reports at 8. M, when oil Robbins
Reef, colidei with ship q Chapman, for San
Frsnciaco, and carried away forerieging and
msinmaet tore msiDsail and flying jto, stove rsil
snd bulWarks and had port side badly chafed.
The ship lest iib boom and had her bows con-
siderably casfed.
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The ra,r.sl CT Luc:atia Mott t9ck place e.
CaeIton Hill, ncar Pni!aaeahi:, yesterday.
Tie rauars wers aterrcd 10 Fair Hi! g'ouo5s
.nnnrNi, q In TIE TIC. NJ tie ianda
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was tiled Saturday at Kingston, r. l., fer shoot
ipp OF Robert Thompson, was discharged.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived Boats b Williamson, Il l. Boothe,
N Snow, K q Miller, T Patton to American
Coal Co; Ida Reid to Coos Greek Goal j. Co.
Departed B Williamson, G T. Boothe,
II Snow K b Miller and It Hetop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

Mapy republicans affect to lsud tho South
for the manner in which i. has accepted the 70.
suit Of tho room. presidential election, thereby
implying that previously they had entertained
the idea that il would not accept suoa result
quietly. Such talk is only part of thelr plan
to impress upon tho pooplo of The North the
idea thst tho South is lawlsss, disoyal 10 the
Union snd is only kept quiet BY fear. Why
the South is the most law abiding section OF the
country, end tho people thereof submit to more
inpudspc, aud ia5o!elc, to sy5id transgfeseIng
the law than Northern people could fad it pos
sible to bear. AMI as to Loyalty to the Uolon,
it is we'll known that had it not been for the
Southern members Of the 45.b Congress Mr..
Hayes would not have been inaugurated, at
lcast without nu,h trouble if not bloodshed.
No the South is back 10 the Union and it will
be no fault of her if she doe,'ot remain there.
and she does nt thiuk she deserves any praise
fer submitting to the will Of the majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

The power Of the press was never more
plain shown ts.an By the r's,.l; OF tie recent
election 10 this Sa'e. The negroes and the
Mshonites combined had az utq fashionable
majority OF the votes, 90 proved By the election
of last fall, but With tho exception of The Rich
mord Wing, ard two or three other less kooRn
newspapers, the prass Of the State advocated a
severance of that uohoIy alliance. AID the rea'
sous they advanced we're 80 plain that they we're
effective, aud the largest mhjo'iies for tho
democratic tickst we're Rivsn ia the cities and
towns in' which Ii, democratic newspapers
have the largest circulation. There is nothing
so effective ss q really coed idea it it be we'll
hammered into the heads of people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. l5-3.Ocgs " Z. Iotc3
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