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TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The United States
General at Rio de Janeiro, in dispatch dated
November 90 1879. transmitting the annual report OF
the trade of Brazil. says "The traders from the United
States who arrive by every steamer from New YORK.
manifest industry and enterprise. The imports from
Great Britain during the last year amounted to about
81 2,oO0,OOO from France, $6,o0o,000 and from the
United statee about $4.O0O,00O OF the 453734 bar
rels of -four imported 394954 barrels were from the
Tnied states The chief export TO the United States
was coffee valued at $30000,000. OF the 456 foreign
vessels entering the haibor OF Rio, only III were
American Koachs line OF is the only ply
ing eguary between the United states aud Brazil The
Canadians have made arrangements for line between
Halifax and Rio. an exhibition OF Canadian products
IA 10 be opened at Rio dc Janeiro next June"
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYTE TELEGRAPH
EOUND DEAD.

FOUND DEAD.
COUNTY LINE, n. j., Jan. MARTIN Nugent, o
telegraph operator shot and found dead ed
nesday evening lie hal been IN depressed spirits.
YOUNG CRIMINAL
FREEPorT, l.. j., Jan; 2..Last night Bergen
smith eightcen years old stabbed Melvin smith four times
ACQUITTED
BosroN. Jan. 2-ln tne case of John n. Buzzell,
on East Cambridge for the murder OF an infant child
The jury morning rendered verdict Of not guilty.
THE ST. NICHOLAS WRECKED.
ST. JouN, N b.. Jan. "a cable message received
oil Rotterdam has stranded IN the English chanuei and
BURNED TO DEATH.
DUBIX, Ont Jan 2MYs,terday, ,d afternoon an an
psc Was burned 70 de9h while Trying some prop
er''' CANADIAN BURGLARY.
OMENEE, Canada, Jan. 2-lhc store OF Thomas
Stephenson In this place entered By burglars last night
no,s. asy Taed Sfw rss e $40 anu TOOK 0
"O''' LOST OVERHEARD
YARMOUTH n S. Jan. 2.-Captan SwayDe, OF
.eoSsr caPon& & At oesg' 0S Barbados rePc
Which washed overheard the maze Samuel swayne.
AN ABSCONDING DEFAULTER-
SAN FRAScIsco Jan; 2nG; :S u: Berry a deputy
drfaulter TO the amount OF 100000 or more.
BOY FATALLN INJURED.
sEaFoRTn, Ont. Jan. 2 Joseph Mcbride, age
white a.empSs fore @ s sarrfe into 20. EsyOyer
pa.sas pass neSTy through mis- body, lie
BURGLARY IN NORWICH. CONN
Norwich. Conn, Jan 2.-Burglars last night en-.
tered the stores Cidy and John Manning Nor
wc Conn., and carried sway about s4O N money and goods
from the safes.
A TOWN TREASURER MISSING.
RosrON Jan. 2.-Ihe journal states that Daniel
rmerson Treasurer Of the OF Everett Mass s missing
M, there s no reason believe that he h deauor though
an lpyestieatiOn is taxing plaos.
WANDERER DEAD
Providence, r. l., jan. 2.oAlexander Murray
of left hone Decemer2 10 visit friends IN Lin
CON County H. reached Chicago the 3D. whct
lime he has missing To-day his friends received dis
match from H.. saying that MuIrays body Is found
No particulars are given
MURDER AT DANCE.
RnApFoRp. Penn, Jan. "A aIrcl arose be
tween ScnlIIne respectable Gt AN anu ntgi'
named johnson, at dance In AleEay n ~ on Nsw.fear
n.. VIII. the drew knife and stabbed the German
al orr isancc above tho heart The wound Will IN all prob
ability prove fatal The negro was arose but DIoko AVA
| nom the officer this morping and escaped
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

MEXICO, Dec. 23.-Senor lgnaciO Marisca,
the former Minister TO Washington, has been ap
pointed Minister OF Justice and Public Instruction.
scior Marscal flied the position as well as that
OF Minister OF Foreign Relations, under President
Juarez. The chances appear to favor General
Gonzales President. Congress adjourned without
approyng the concession for international railroad
granting ceran privileges asked for by the Sonora and
III Paso Railrdad Company.
Two young Americans, George Green, or Texas, ana
Frank senter, Boston, III mail coach recently.
near Guanajuafo, when II was attacked by band or
thirty robbers armed with Wnchste rifles The young
men fought the whole band. killing five and wOundng
several and compelling the remainder to retreat Nr.
Green was slightly wounded.
President HAYES message and General OTd's report
have been published here receiving the favorable
mcuts OF Mexica an journals.
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ABUSE OF THE MAILS.
lGENEHAL rREss DIsrATCn.I

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-In compliance with
the resolution OF the House Of Representatives calling
upon the PostmaserGenera for evidence and informa-
ton respecting tie extent TO which lottery companies
make use of the mails the Department s now preparing
a comprehensive statement on that subject to be
transmitted to the House soon after the reassembng
OF Congress; and, accompanying II, the Postmaster
Genera, will send q list OF about $50 fraudulent
enterprises of various kinds which, during tie past
wear have been denied the privileges OF the registry
and money order systems. A number OF these have
been wholly excluded from the Of the mails on the
ground that all tie names advertised ID connection Win
Them are fictitious.
the Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia has
today ordered a reargument OF the Louisiana Lottery
case place before full bench OF six justices at
the next General Term. No action viii be taken on the
snnicaop for an Injunction against the Postmaster
General It'll after such rehcar1ng,
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POSTAL SERVICE DEFICIENCIES.

VIEWS OF PROMINENT DEMOCRAT IN THE HOUSE
ON TIE MANAGEMENT OF The STAR ROUTE SER
VICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TTnBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-An influential Democratic
member of the House was asked tonight what be
thought of the allegations i'll regard to the practice
Of the Post Office Department i'll connection with
the Star Route Service, and whether the
charges against the Department are likely to
lead to an investigation by Congress, g. cannot
see,' he said in reply how any can justify the
action of General Brady. even upon his own show
ing. have no knowledge myself of any corrupt
use of the funds appropriated for the Department ;
but The fact that In the face of tho explicit laws
upon the subject and after the Department had got
all il asked for the Star Routes, this work should
have been deliberately planned so that the enor-
NOUS deficiency of millions should result, is the
most remarkable piece of effrontery have ever
known. Then tho way in which the matter has
been brought before Congress is inexplcabe. First
we have the annual report of the Postmaster Gen.
eral, placing the deficiency at something less than
$1,000 Lean readily see how mistake in esti-
mating is made. and we might excuse deficiency
OF that amount on the of unforeseen develop
ments in the Vests but, only few weeks later
here comes in letter from General Brady 10 the
Postmaster General, and by the latter is sent TO
Congress, saying in effect that the annual report
was all wrong in the matter and that the deficiency
would be two millions. The Chairman of the Post
Office Committee, with whom have talked and who
has examined the matter to some extent, does not
understand it. He says that seven Star Routes
none of which run to any Of the newly devel-
opel mining reeions-baye been increased. aggre-
eating more than 5000, 0,0oO or nearly one-haf the
whole deficiency:
IL understand" cont nued the gentleman, So that
General Brady claims to have made every one of
these additions to the service upon the recommeuda
tion OF Ccngressmen. Where ishs law for such pro-
eesluressl know he has several letters from upon
the subject. One OF my constituents, for example,
enc whom knew to be reputable man. writes me
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TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
A MILF nNIRGINIAN WINTER.

A
RICHMOND Va Jan. 2.--The season here thus far
has remarkably mild that strawberry plants are In
bloom In the gardens around the city
SAVINGS BANK SUSPENSION.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 2.-The Capital Savings
Rank suspended this morning. Tho bank IS SAID 10 Dc
solvent but purposes going out Of business.
A CLERICAL SECESSION.
Sr John N. b. Jan. 1.-The Rev. DIR. Baird, who
for wears abored rector OF the Carleton Presbyterian
Church. has gone the Episcopal Church In New
ICE BREAKING UP
PTrTsTON Penu., Jan. 2.-lhe ice IN the Snsque-
hanna River commenced breaking up at O'Clock this even
ing and u moving rapidly NO damage 10 property Is
pp''" NEwsBoYs ENTERTAINED.
PITTsBURG Penn, Jan. IA principal feature OF
NewYears Day in this city the annual dinner given 70
The nawsboys BY John W. Pitock, late OF 1hs htSCug
Leader. About 800 were present
MASONIC OFFICERS CHOSEN
BORpEN rowN, n. j., Jan. 2.-At the annual COM
municaon United states Grand Lodge q tes Maons
Camden n j. William 7. Powell OF Bordenown ~ =! was
chosen Grand Master
MINING TOPICS.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2.-Ihe rise In Belchcr Is
attributed good appearance oi the I0Ofool iese
The north lateral drift OF the butro Tunnel advanced 3y5
eet and the south drift 1874 fcet during Decenber Inc
prospecting Drifts at stations Nos llO aud III are IN 10"
grade Orc
THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE ROAD
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. IA meeting OF the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad DIRECTORY took place To-Day
oiuded-for the months ended Dccembct 81 surplus OF
S4 remained part OF which was devoted 10 The pay
Of dividend OF per cent and the rest slooooo car
REQ 10 the reserve fand
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THE STATE CAPITOL STILL GUARDED.

PERSONS ADMITTED AT NIGHT ONLY AFTER GIVING
THE CoUNTERsIGN--NO INTENTION or ARMED
RESISTANCE BY RRPUBMCANs-A SLIM FUSION
MrE1ING EXPECTED.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 2.-The presence in
this city of Colonel Squirting, which has
been the subject of little com
nent and speculation, has no significance
whatever as bearing upon the matters at issue. lie
was here from Chicago TO visit his children, who
reside in the eastern part of the State.
The military force is still kept at the State House.
being OH duty during the night only. Tonight
several persons went to the State House
ON business, but not having the cOuntersign
were refused admission. A gentleman who pre-
ceded them advanced to the outer door, giving three
knocks. The guard within inquired: Who comes
there % "A friend" was the reply. Advance
and give the countersign" said the guard. Nv.
Z. Low" was the reply. and the gentleman
entered An armed guard then closed the doors on
Other gentlemen, who were without the counter
sign. , .
that no military company or other organized body
has been raised TO resist the State authorities, nor
Will there be.
Tomorrow is the day fixed upon for the gather
ing here OF the Fusion members IL IS Thought that
only a few will respond, as most of them
will remain ut their homes over sunday. Inc
Hon. Wm. +. Frye is expected tomorrow. Officials
mt the State House have no: shown disposition to
accent the city's tender Of police force but VIII
employ men OF their own SELECTION
Colonel A. w. Wilder, OF Skowhegan, was
To-day reuominatcd bv the Governor as Railroad
Commissioner He has held the Office about
fifteen years. The nomination seems TO be dlstaste-
fu 10 the Council, and it is reported that he VIII
not be confirmed
Governor Garcelon returned 10 the city this after
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REFUSING TO ACCEPT OFFICE.

A PEW on TIIE MN COUN1ED n KKsIGN LOCAL
OFFICES.
AUGUSTA. Me-. JAN 2.-General Joshua l.. Cham
berlain. chosen last Winter Major General of the
Maine militia, qualified to-day before Justice Of
the Peace All Is quiet.
PoRTLAND. Me-, Jan. 1T is understood that
Nathan Clcaves, Past Judge of Probate, Demo
cratic candidate who was counted in, qualified
this morning To save n complication. and iDmed-
ately resigned Other Democratic candidates also
qualified The Register OF Probate. Caleb Chaplin.
of Harrison, w. T. Sklm, County Commissioner,
and A. +. Moulton, County Attorney, will not re-
SKOwHFGAN. Me-, Jan. 2.-COlonel Daniel Snow,
of this town. the Fusion candidate for Representa-
tive to whom a certificate was gwen, refuses TO ac-
cept.
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A WORD FOR THE GOVERNOR.

MIR. TALMAGE THINKS HE MEANS WELL.
At the Brooklyn Tabernacle last evening"
the Rev. Dewitt Talmage referred to the difficulties
In Maine follows:
In striking contrast with the change Of administration
In this State the affairs or Maine hope Tor peace
ful setemept OF there Tor that IL TOO great
State be caught aud crushed between the Wheels OF
tubult. The first puncture OF bayOnet there would
lei out blood enough TO delugo the whole Nation. trust
that the will u people, expressed at the ballot
box NAV triumph and the officers rghtfuly elected
take their seats But II Is high time 70 discriminate be-
political opinion ana true honesty Ol pur-
nose Those " no do not believe Governor Garcelon
does have the right to oppose him but they have
right to denounce his sincerity ana lmpugn DIS moral
honesty OF purpose. VIII pronounce MN, from my
personal knowledge, TO be ds pure a man rs can DO
Pound In public life. IL is UNFAIR ana unchristlan 10
question his motives. whether or not DOVcrhor Ghce
dong his duty. he thinks he s May tO-norrOws
kilograms tell that al rs quiet from the PenooscOt 10
Passamaquoddy Bay
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securing 81 800 after having tortured Mrs Pickens
until she disclosed its hdngpace. When the sherin
entered house to make he recognized Christ
Groeerman, with two strangers and demanded tneir
surrender. Groserman drew a revolver and snos tue
Sheriff twice In the arm aud once In the hand
He then turned the lights, and general hrng oe
gam the Sheriff receiving two shots IN the breast anu
Redrup two one of which In the left breast went clear
through his BODY, causing mortal wounds Groserad
refused 10 tell his name On search being made, S4oV
in silver found in his vase aud between s1Oo nu @
certain that they were the right track Sbern SUN
recovery doubtful and Redrps death is certain Inc
excite nent is n'ense
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GENERAL GRANT IN S4VANN4H.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 2.-General Grant
held IA reception this morning at the City Exchange.
number OF old West Pointers, citizens and coOred
people called The city authorities gave the party an
excursion down the river to below Fort Jackson.
In the afternoon the party were taken to
BonaventuIe Thunderbot. IN the evening Generals
Grant and Sheridan and Fred Grant dned ut the resi-
dcnce OF General H. r. Jackson, and met Generals MO
LAWS Wayne Lawt0n ana other Confederate officers At
night the Aldermen gave % serenade TO General Grant
at the screyen House The ex-President responded
briefly, aeknow Lodging the compliment and regretung
his short in Savannah. The party Will leave al
oicloch tomorrow afternoon for florida
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ILLICIT DISTILLERIES CAPTURED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-COlcctor Young tcle-
eraphs Commissioner Raum from gh, NJ C., to-day.
AS foows General Deputies sorrel and Moore report
the capture OF three eIt disteries In Moore County
Yesterday, run by Bryan Ritter, James ID. Thomas
and James Cockburn. The Ritters attacked our guide
nj his house after asTtute OF the deputies con-
hic ensue aud btoh Of our guide cut one OF tho as-
sal .nts about the face - .,,
Inrctor Clark tele!. phs from Atlanta as follows:
The Delu report ne seizure of TWO Illicit rin and
fr grain 5Illeres two Crses wagon ten gallons OF
sr,t and th destruction OF large quantities OF beer
u,nsn and spi.ts. 1ua DfrT IN the District are un-
CHANGED aud the outlaws sfr s,iN defiant"
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TIE NEW EXECUTIVE STAFF.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Governor Cornell has made
the following appointments:
Pirate Secretary Henry T. Abel, OF Nyack, Rockland
TIecutfre CierEs-Edwnrd MegEaoi. OF Albany (;
Thomas Newcomb, or lthaca and Samuel A. Low of
Albany
Stenographer--W William C. Humphrey, OF New-York
CITY. .
Military Messengsr-sIcphen A. Smith, OF Ncw-York
City.
The appointment OF Military Secretary has been Of
fered to Dwight Lawrence, OF Ncwfork City, but II IA
stated that he hesates 10 accept ~ he would thereby
have resign his present place as superintendent OF
Foreign Mails in the New-York Post Onice.
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FULL COURT IN SESSION.

A DECISION EXPECTED TO-DAY-MR. MORRILL, BIZ
IEvEs THE REAL QUESTIONS AT ISSUE WILL
BE ANSWERED.
BANGOR. Nc, Jan. 2.-The Supreme Judicial
Court was in session here to-day. all the Judges
being present and considered the questions sub
mltted by Governor Garcelon. 1t is expected that
the Court will conclude its labors Tomorrow.
A Portland dispatch says ex-senator Morrill,
believes that Governor Garcelon's questions are
evaslve but thinks the Court will answer the real
nua nt iScun-
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THE STOLEN STATE.

THE JUDICIAL DECISION EXPECTED TO-DAY.
FULL COURT IN SESSION AT BANGoR-A TALK
WITH soIoN CHAsE-REsIGNATIoN OF A FEW
LOCAL OFFICERS WHO WE'RE COUNTED IN.
The Supreme Judicial Court of Maine is ex-
pected to render decision to-day upon
the questions submitted by Governor Gar
celon. Mr.. Morrill, thinks the real questions
at issue will be decided. A few men who
were counted in have resigned local
offices. Scion Chase, the Greenback
leader, thinks it is the duty of every man
who has n certificate to appear at the meet
ing of the Legislature. He believes the Gov
ernor and Council acted hone silly.
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BAR IRON ADVANCING.

PIrTsBURG, Penn. Jan. 2. AT a meeting of
the Western Iron Association, held this afternoon, II
was decided To advance the card bar iron 10 3
cents per pound and after Monday next. This VIII
also increase the wages OF the puddlers.
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A BALTIMORE WAREHOUSE BURNED.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IA fire broke out at
hafpast O'Clock tonight In the fourstory warehouse
OF Thurston Harrison BuchaBan's Wharf. containing
several thousand bies OF cotton. The entire hre de
parncnt were called out. but snortp a'er "A
o'clock the Two end walls fell from the fourth noor ma
an hour later the whole Of the rear wall gave way bno
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE, GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.

PARIS, Friday. JAM 2, 1880.
AT President Grevy's reception to the diplo-
matte representatives on New Years Day, Prince
Hohenlohe, the German Ambassador at Paris ad-
dressed NJ de Freycinet the President OF the Coun-
ell and Minister of Foreign Affairs in the most friendly
terms on the part OF Prince Bismarck The Papal
Nun"o also expressed his satisfaction with the new
Premier.
NJ. de Freycinet in the course OF his reply said that
he cherished hostility to the Catholic religon tlat
he profoundly respected he only wished to remove U
from too close contact with political affairs, so as to
rescue it from confusion which might paralyZe lts
efforts and create difficulties and embarrassments aud
cause 1t he proper to remark that M de
Freycinet is Protestant
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CHICAGO WORKMEN ATTACKED.

CHICAGO Jan. 2.-The first collision between
the striking stock yards belong the union and
the non-unon men, occurred this morning. the assault
being made by the former who dispersed the workmen
bV means OF missiles but without serious consequences
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HARRIsBURG INDICTMENTS QUASHED.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. 2.-All the indict-
ments IN the Legislative cases were quashed at nm
adjourned session of the Court this afternoon. No new
evidence was offered by prosecution. aud the de-
fence submitted the cvldeaco In LescnrDgs case
as was offered In the OF Salter.
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i DESPERATE 1FfRAY IN OHIO.

VAN VERT, Ohio, Jan. 2,-Sheriif Stth,
Constable Redrup and two others last night attempted
10 arrest The men suspected OF the murder OF bernard
plckens at Delphos Christmas Eve, the murderers
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A NEB.JERSEY DEFfULTER SENTENCED.

NEw-BRUNswICK, y. j., Jan. 2.-Joseph G.
Letson, exCounty COLLECTOR, convicted Of embczzns
10000 OF the county funds was to-day sentenced to
years the State Prison, with hard labor and $500
fine.
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

LONDON, Friday. jan 2, 1880.
The ISmes'S Berlin correspondent hears from
good sources that circular note has been signed and
will be issued by NJ d. Frcycine 1t will declare that
the new Ministry will remain to its former political
traditions, and will uphold The policy OF peace.
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THE TURKISH PERSECUTION.
LONDON. Fridyy. Ian, 2, lSS

",
1t is understood at COnstantinope that
Ahmed Tawh the Mahomean priest. Will be liberated
aud that Mr. KOeIler, the German missionary, viii
have his papers returned. written, but not formal,
apology will be made for the POrte's illegal acts.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
MISSION OF MR.. PARNELL.
ARRIVAL OF THE IRISH AGlTAToR.

ARRIVAL OF THE IRISH AGlTATOR.
FORMAL ADDRESS OF wELcOME-THE REPLIES
DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE PIgR-A TALK WITH
Mr.. PARNELL.
Charles Stewart Panell, member of the British
Parliament from Meath, Ireland, who has come to
the United States in order to interest the people in
the Irish troubles, accompanied by John B. Dillon.
arrived in this city yesterday. They were received
by a committee of Irish residents and spoke
in reply to the address of welcome that was
read to them. Mr.. Parnel went TO the Fifth Av-
enue Hotel. where he was waited upOn during the
afternoon by Committees from Chicago, Fall River,
Newark and other cities. In talk with TRIBUNE
reporter Mr. Parnel spoke freely Of his plans, and
the troubles in his native country.
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AFLOOD IN TIE SEINE.

LOSDoS Saturday, Jan. 3. 1880.
The Standards dispatch from Paris says, the
food in the Seine IL becoming very serious. Great
blocks OF floating ice have made clean breach OF 200
feet IN the temporary wooden bridge opposite the In
ynlides. The river Is still rising fast.
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WAGNER, THE COMPOSER, SICK.

The TSmes's Paris dispatch announces that
the composer Wagner is seriously i'll at Bayreuth
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damage will exceed 100000 the greater part OF which
s insured but it is impossible tonight to get the accu
rate insurance.
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MORE AFGHANS TO BE HANGED.

The Daily NeUs'S dispatch from Cabul says:
"Tbe Military Commission has reassembed to try pris
onrrs OF whom have been sentenced to be hanged
the 3Oti inst. One was proved TO have Killed MI
JenNyns, the Secretary Of Major Cavagnars Embassy