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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. y, 5 +, NJ
FLOUR Is In limited request and prices
favor buyers. Sales OF 1850 bbls, includinp
Minnesota extras, at s. 25 a is for me-
dunn TO choice clear, and at So 25 a g so:
lor straight at Pennsylvania extra fam.
ny "a at % y % % Western do. do. at
hye Flour confines quiet at So 25a&5 50,
GRAIN.-Wheat was unsettled and a
cents per bushel lower. Sales of Id. .OOJ
pusheis' including rejected, at IL " a Ia
PennhylVf lla, Western and Southern
req ana amber, on track, at 81 I9dl 1872.
southern do, do, afioat at 81 l7r
AL iS; lO'0OO bushels, January. at 81 23I1s
l 235s, and No. red, elevator. at 81 nc
bid. AT the call board, 5000 bush Jan4a'
sold for 81 1873, 800 bushels, do. 81 2S. 10
OOO bush. Feb. at sl 2354, with Al 1877 bid
and sl4O% aske for Dec, closing al Il 49,
Decem ber, 81 2l'6 January, and al
Feb. Ryeis scarce and sLeadi at SO Gems
ior fennsylVanla; note sales 0f 900
bushels. Corn is In fair request al for.
iner prices. Sales of 5000 bushels includ-
ing old yellow at 59a6Oc; do mixed at 6gc
new yellow. track, at 56c.; new steamer
at 02l3a53c., and rejected at 54c. AT the call
board l5,W) bushels February sold at 575Z
G.: 57Nc. was bid for December, SIC.
for January, and 675ze. for Feb, oats are
less active and easier. Sales of . on0
bushels, including white at 46% a 4Si6c
and rejected and mi xed at As a Acc. >10'
Inc receipts to-day were rs follows:-
1895 barrels flour; Al, 30 bushels wheat I32 :
$40 bushels corn, s,OOO bushels oats. X ado
bushels barley, 20 barrels whisky,
WHIsKY.-2O0 bbls. Western Iron bound
sold at 81 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, Dec. 6.5P.M,
Good beef cattle were scarce and in fai r.
demand This week, but common and me
dunn were plenty and rather lower 3s35
nead arrived and sold at the different
yards az 215a6c. per h., as to condition
eHEEP were rather dull, but choice
were firmly held. 500 head arrived ana
sold at the different yards at 3i&a5iIc1
and Lambs at 4s6Ac. per lb., as to c0ndi!
Hoes were dull. $500 head arrived and
sod at The different yards at 6a7c. per lb..
according to quality. O''
| PARK DROVE YARD,
FVtv-second and Lancaster ave, Dec. 4tb
| sHEEP--Extra, ITO to 1870 rbs., 6to5l.. good
~ 10 iUO Ds:l az to u w; fair, 81 20 S5
din,r III, ~ TO 4Ss; good lambs, 6H to se.; me.
@ 2VO to 81 Is Calves, oS TOT. Arriyais
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THE STATE TRIALS.
AMERICAN COUNSEL UNFAVoRABLY RE-
oEIvED IN DUBLIN.


DUBLIN, Dec. z, 1880.
The Idea of having American LAWYERS
in the trial In unfavOrably received here
In the first place, they are not able to
practice here. In the second place, the
entrance OF Americans, even as aivis-
ing counsel, would create great preindIce
while they would be ignorant of 0neen's
Bench procedure, 1t il expect+I tb,i
M essrs. Paruell, Dillon and O'KelIy viii
speak at a meeting at Scotstowp. All
the available police are being drafted
into the town. | apprehend that the
meeting will be forbidden, else there
Will 0e row. At the meeting of tine nv.
ecutive Committee of the League to.dan
MI Egan reported tina. EgOO had besp
received for the organizatlon-E5OO f,r
the defense. Mr.. T. ID. Sullivan and
others bitterly attacked Chief Just,cs
May for his speech on SAtudav. M
sullivan suggested that the trayersars
abandon their defense altogether, as Ihs
issue of the trial would be- certain witb
such Judge upon the bench. Mr.. Nc.
augh uropose1 resolution that Tho
Land League recommends its repressnta1
yves In Parliament to bring the Ian-
guage of the Chief Justice before IT,
House of Commons immedlatelv at,.o
the Queens Speech. An address tn TIC
people of Ulster asking them TO assist io
the agitation, which the address denlaras
y unsectarianI was adopted.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
MCOOK'S GRANT ARMY BILL

WAsHINeToK, Dec. 8. - General
McCook's bill to place General Grant
ON the retired list of the army, with.
tho rank and pay of General, has caus-
ed much comment. General Nc Cook
is bosom friend of General Garfield,
and it is not thought that he would
propose to caray out the recommenda-
tions Of Mr.. Hayes message without
consultation with the President elect.
There seems to be general disposi-
tion among the Democrats to pass the
bill il it comes before the House thif
session.
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A CHILD BURNED IVA

EAsToN, December 1t,l
Mary Alice, daughter of ona'
welder of Bethlehem Town.s ".
from the effects of burns reo"'' ""oll
. o'clock. The child, who Vns w' i
Old, was left alone in the Li'oII @S'.
lew moments by its mother HI'
turning found her lying oy0r W.,
die of her baby brolbe1p | ber
entirely burned off her I Las'
oabe was not in the least inin,,
back Of the child was burned ' ,o
she made no outcry either h.
al ef her mother found ler, al
without a complaint of nam
supposed her clothing caught Ea,'i /
stove.
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PISTOL AND KNIFE.
Al KHCoUHTEB BETWEEN POLICE
oFFIcERs ENDING IN DEATH.

An KHCoUHTEB BETWEEN POLICE
oFFIcERs ENDING IN DEATH.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December s.-Thls
afternoon an alteration occurred b.
tween two well-known police officers, b
which Officer John Brophy was instant
ly killed by Officer Tom Casey. The
two officers we're watching on different
beats la the locality of the Nashville
Railroad Shops and met in little signal
shanty. A quarrel ensued, and as they
met Casey drew his knife at the sans
time that Brophy got out his plstol.
Brophy fred, the ball striking Casey
near the right shoulder. Casey drove
his knife deep into Brophy's bowels just
over the right hip. He died almost in
stsntly. Casey was taken to his home
Immediately, and physicians say he has
some chance of recovering. BrophT
and Casey have been members Of thb
police force for q number OF years, and
have always been esteemed a. good
officers.
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Man Never Is hut Always TO be
Rleaf.

At the time OF reckoning, which comes
TO all AT the approaching close OF the
year, how many will recall with sorrow
and regret sumsspent in delusive schemes
of speculation. The natural course OF a
sensible man Is 10 woo the tickle Goddess
fortune once again, and la reading the
always reliable statements contained In
the advertisements contained In the ad-
vertisements of the Louisiana State Lot.
terry Company determine To send NJ. A.
Dauphin, No. 3lg Broadway, New York
ten dollars in time, by Tuesday, lith OF
december, To be Invested in the Grand
Extraordinary Drawing under the per-
sonal care aid supervision OF Generals g.
L. Beuregard, OF Lr.. and Jubal A. Early
+ Va, stands a share OF s522,5OO. Why
otY dec2-6t.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. o. 1880.

The Municipality of Paris has reject
ed the petition of Henri Rochefort for d
site tor monument to deceased com
munists.
A despatch from Paris to the NelCt
states that up to noon yesterday ], ,200, ,OO0
Panama Canal shares had been applied
for In Europe.
A Geneva despatch to the Times says
-"rhe greater part OF the village Of
Flaseh, in the Valley Of Engadine, has
bsen destroyed by fire."
A fresh and violent shock Of earth
quake occurred at Agram, Croatia, al
midnight. It was accompanied by sub
tsrranean rumbling, which continued
throughout the night and caused re-
newed panic.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
A FAMILY SHOOTING AFFRAY.

SPARTANBURG, S. c., Dec. 7.-On
Friday, the 3D. INST, John L. Lyles Of
Newberry county, at a sale near May
binton, shot John Thomas, his broth
er in law, j. J. Thomas, his father in
law, and James Thomas. The latter
had pistol which would not shoot.
He threw it at Lyles and attempted to
hide behind tree. Lyles pursued,
shooting. Thomas seized stick, and
with it killed Lyles in self defense. -
Lyles had married two daughters of
Thomas, and both dying, he had a
third wife. All the u xties implicated
have hitherto borne good regulations.
They fell out about the sale of proper
ty belonging tc Lyle's dead wives.
J. j. Thomas is severely wounded, the
others slightly.
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THIRD EDITION
MURDERED BY A TENANT-FAR-
MER IN COUNTY TYRONE.
DuRLIN. Dec. 8, 1890.

A terrible tragedy occurred near
Cookstown, county Tyrone, this morn
ing. A bailif named James Mulhollsld
was employed to execute q decree
against farmer named David Gormley,
living at Lough Fay, wild part Of the
county. The decree was at the suit OF .
trader, two Of whose clerks accompanied
Mulholland. Upon arriving at CORN
ley's house, the latter came out with .
shot gun and called out to Mulholland
to stand. Then drawing q line across
the road, he threatened to shoot Mul-
holland II he crossed it. Mulhollaild
paid no heed TO the warning and advan-
ced. Gormley then raised his gun and
shot the bailif through the heart. The
corpse was soon aftsrwa ard removed 10
Cookstown. Gormley fed. Most pf
the police were away at Brooksborough,
whore q land meeting was in progress.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
DEsTIrUTloN At c,sn,
DEN

Twenty destitute imm,. j
I%ermans, Term Poles aud Rn,ss,'pl ,s'apl
ABOUT 40. 100 persons ali 'tan' 'o'S
eht e, sheltered at Castle = Gs-1r u-ar
70 =. proceed to the aprlcnI,''de HIalded|
tne o.', West. They are in I'i1l'. ,5o
Saaa,t'l baa bedding, and are oblipSd ,,' a. y
uenehes ,"a. and the floors s'v W. VI
women and children are % nj aaF| q
aI' are' aud the Emigration Gonl - llol
are a unable to aid them IN oUuII ol
q substantial extent. . so,aN ~ aIyQ
IN the garden for a mor,% r,I' la
oniy . a few days. Bread i' 40 ~
milk, distributed twica : az co
heir food. uay,
! ne men are all farmer.
OBTAIN employment in ,1 m'1 aug
from present Appearance 'DI T..
s,oners will have 10 SEND ,le, ,Ie
!. .heir destination or else ~ ro.ina ,nel
.he . care Of the Commi,sia,rpsa'ss' ,rs's'
Ties and Correctlon.-y' y''S'eis " I,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09

WALL STREET IEsrERDAY.-5tooks
displayed great activity and there was q
strong bull movement. Government
and railway bonds were also higher
Money was q per cent In the morning,
but touched 8 in the afternoon, and
loaned In considerable sums At 4. For
eign exchange was firmsr and higher
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
General Foreign NeaUs.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1880.

IONDONI Dec. 8, IS5U.
Nine. Thiers, widow of the late ex-
President of France, is not dead.
Mr.. Parnell hunted on Monday with
the Marquis OF Waterford's foxhounds.
Lord Dufferin, British Am bassador to
Russia, leaves London to-day for ST.
Petersburg.
The death is announced at Paris OF
General Reffye, the inventor of the mi
trailleuse. HIS claim to this distinction
is not universally admitted.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
DUTCH AND AMERICAN,
THE HAGUE. Dec, 7

IE debate on the Foreign Office
estimates in the States General of the
Netherlands the Minister of Foreign
Affairs stated that circumstances
seemed propitious for renewal of ef-
forts to obtain from the United States
the abolition of differential duties and
the surtax on Dutch merchandise.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
A VISIT TO TIE RIVER rRoNr

A portion of The City Council commit.
tee on road to the river took trip to
tho South Wilmington river front, yes.
lerday afternoon, with a view to gather.
ing some ideas with regard 10 the pro-
posed road to the river. The weather
however, was 30 cold, and the wind
blew so unpleasantly that their stay was
not prolonged, and they were not On.
,bled to make any Intelligent observa-
tions. The next trip will be postponed
until the weather is more agreeable.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO DELE
CANAL.

NEW York, December I'M
subscription for the 81 ares oflA
versal Panama Canal Compa''
opened here to-day by Tie A,
committee, and up to 8 O'Clock
600 had been taken. lnreie,
rate oi . per cent, per a.num
paid on all sums pad in during
gtess of the work.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
WIrE-MURDER AND SUICIDE

RoNDoUT, n. T., December SIN
New Salem, near this city, this morn ;
Ing, John Van Tessel fatally assaulted
his wife with an axe and then cut hit
own throat with buteher-knife, dying
almost instantly. He was 10 years OF
age and his wife 3S. Van Tassel was
jealous of the attention paid 10 his wife
by other men.
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Total exports OF all
kinds same year. 7l7,OaS,77T 239i6.25S
This exhibit shows that ours is pre-
eminently the agricultural country of
the world.
The casual reader and the most indif-
ferent student Of statistics cannot but be
struck with the large proportion that
agricultural products are shown to bear
by the above table to the total exports OF
the United Stat, s, and every man of in
telligence in pondering the fact must
Stand amazed that the agricultural inter
ests of the country have not received
more attention in state aud national
legislation.
SUGAR PROM SORGHUM
The Commissioner devotes consider
able space in his report TO the subject
Of sugar culture in the United States
Referring to the experiments which
have been made at the department
duling the past season with large
variety of sorghum canes the Commits
sioner says:-
Owing to small increase in appro-
priations over last year the work was
extended during the past season very
prohtably IN verifying the results of
experiments heretofore made. The
juices of forty two varieties of sorg-
hum which we're planted in the de"
partment grounds were subjected to
daily examination and analysis all
through the maturing season and until
late in autumn. This work served to
sustain every statement heretofore
made by the department in relation to
these sugar producing plants and af-
fords sure basis for estimating the
profit that may be derived from the
manufacture of sugar from these varl-
cites of cane. OF the forty two varie-
ties of sorghum which were planted in
the spring many were found to be
identical, but at least twenty five vari-
eties are growing in this country, val
liable for making sugar, concerning
which there remains only to be deter.
mined what soil and climate is best
suited to any particular variety.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
THE PANAMA CANAL.

ANIsI DtCtWDtT 7.
Ex-Queen Isabella has ordered her
bankers to invest largely in the Pana-
ma Canal shares. Priuce Hohenlohe,
German Ambassador here, has con
graduated M. de Lesseps on the fnan-
cial success Of the enterprise.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretlons Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood
DC, viii send recipe that will cure yos
FREE Of CHARGE. This great remedy
WAS discovered by "A missionary in south
America. Send "a self-add Tessed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAN, Stdtion ID
NeD York GU. May4-eodDkvly
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
GEORGIA CASTS HER VOTE.

ATLANTA, Ca, December e.-The
Presidential electors Of Georgia at noon
to-day cast the eleven votes of Georgia
for Hancock and English and appointed
T. K. Oglesby TO act as special messen-
ger to carry the vote to Washington.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Vanderbilt, daughter of VIM.
II. Vanderbilt, of New York, is ON a
visit to friends in this city,and is stay
ing with the family of Col. II. s. Nc
Comb.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 1880.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I, 1880.
The following statement contained
in the report Of The Commissioner OF
Agriculture, which was transmitted to
Congress day, shows the value Of the
most important Of our agricultural pro-
ducts during the last two fiscal years
and the value of expectations thereof
for the same period
Value Of agricultural exports for
the fiscal years ending June 80, 1879
and 1880:
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FOURTH EDITION

lndAeasf0ns for To-day.
Higher barometer, north TO west winds
cooler, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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Popular Monthly Draw'Hs
Commonwealth Distribution

Commonwealth DlstE0u.1sA
ArMAcAULEY's rnEAIRh
In the city of Louisville Ou IA
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3.;:' .:t', 'ss y
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days excepLed), under proSiSI proS,hIy Of I'D
Act of the Genelal lI SNawnort pIiI
Iucky, incorporating lhe nrnvpd April
Ing aud Newspaper to' "PP'0
iS1s, This is a special act, and has D''
been ehe ieheaied ihInited States Circuit COun Cason
March 81 rendered the iOlloTmthn 7hdr,bund
ir maj The COnlBiOhi0ed'e"
Company Is legal. ,,ir
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. I'M ,y.tzes $500 each. Approztn'a''0"f r l,1
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\ Dylzes lOO each,
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$50 Prizes, .o galt Tickets, y: an,
2I Tick cts, &5O. , IN letter, {,
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fRsEFtiISirERED fsF LETTER of q Is and up
nnFFICE n ORDER orders ,ie seot M al our e1 i.1
ward, W. by express, can 6e 63enSAN, seAtN CoutIssd,
''ense. Il. NJ. BoAMD,Miie KY OF or, 0'
Journal Building, LouisYk LOU YORK, now
and 800 Broadway. New ioiA'
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I27th GRAND MONTHLY
Extraordinary Stm,-Allll DID
Al New OrIean Tuesday, Decel
IlIh. ISSU

Under the personal supervision
management OF
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, Of Y
lana, and Gen. JuBAL A. EA
of Virginia.
Capital Prize, SlW,coo.'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-09
" lin ngIOb Markets.
The CITY Make

The following were the ruIinR prices IN
market this morhing:
Butter, fresh. per pound .... ARn 40
The National tribune., 1880-04-01

IKRRxIL Of winnsboro, winn d
battery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19
Pay fYnnmernrars.

Washington correspondence of Baltimore SUM-
notwithstanding the officials here are
doing all they ca,. TO secure the prompt pay
ment OF the salaries due the census emu
meraiors foC the work performed several
weeks ago, Il is now apparent that mSny
will have To 90 without their money for
'scme time TO come. Urgent Appeals are re-
.oe'ved here daily from enumeratOFs an Oger
The country feT the money due them, aud
m5ny distressing cases aTe reported. The
"9Ei OF settling and paying off the enume-
fa0s Is now progressing at about The rate
oil iG hundred 4sad fifty daily, but within
a sho't time the dssbursing officer OF tbe In
aeriFlDepar'mout @gpec 5 10 be able TO iu-
eKedse the number 10 bye hundred. The
atst cnumerators 10 receive their pay were
ttose ~ Washington. Philadelphia, and
New E3sk, the others beng taken up In
turn as shey were for Hard ed by the Census
Bureau. ~ Is estimated that three months
WIN elaps e before the lat one o. the thirty
thousand cgnmerators viii receise bis pay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19
American Bar Association.

SARATOGA, August Is The American
Bar Association met here this morning.
President Benjamin Bristow read his an
nual report, which dealt chiefly with
changes made in the statute laws by The
several States and by Congress during the
past year. He expressed the hope that out
OF the various laws proposed In Congress
some equitable bankrupt law might be
evolved, to which the audience responded
with applause. He referred also, among
other things, TO the laws forbiddlng the in.
termarriage OF blacks and whites which bad
been passed in South Carolina aud other
States. The law heretofore passed to the
same effect in Virginia has, he said. been
declared constitutional by the United States
courts.
A large number OF new members were
elected on the report OF the Executive
Council.
The secretary reported that the Assocla-
don bad more than 800 last year and more
ti.so 500 nov. ~ith the new ones Just
eleeaed from thif1y-ODe States and Terrific
ries.
After, the election OF members OF the Elk.
ecutiye Council the Association adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19

The New York Tribune says OF Miss Neil
son IL is no secret TO few OF her friends
lit need not be secret TO ANYBODY now
that she was soon to be avOwed the wife OF
Edward Compton, who acted with her du-
ring her farewell American tour, and who
must now endure the awful affiiction OF see
ing the sods laid upon her grave.
Her image, as 1t rises In memory now, Is not
that of the actress who stormed the citadel
OF all hearts in the delirium OF Juliet, or
dazzled with the witchery OF Rosaind's glee
| or Viola's tender grace; but it is that of the
| grave, sweet woman, who, playing softly in
the twilight, SaDg-in that rich, tremulous,
touching voice--an anthem that parapbrases
the words of Christ: "With all your sor'
rows | am made partaker, and l am ac'
euainted with all your griefs."
The Wytbeville correspondent OF the
Lyncbburg Virginian says: The Supreme
Court OF Appeals Is yet in session, but VIII
adjourn on Thursday next the 18th instant.
Judge Anderson left for home on yesler
day so be present the coming week at the
marriage OF his daughter. judges Chris
tisn. Burks, aud Staples now compose thu
court.
Joseph Jefferson, actor, artist, and agrl-
eetltuntst, during his vacation among the
Vermont pastures has selected bDe herd OF
short-lrorn cattle for is LOUISIANA farm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Riofing in Ireland.


FIREARMS USED WITH FATAL RESCLTS-MA-
RiNEs CALLED INTO REQUIsITI0S.
LONDON, August 1S.-During the riot at
Dungarmon Sunday many OF TIE ponce
were wounded and their ranks were seye-
raj times broken. They finally fired buck
shot into the crowd, and the firing was re-
turned from reyolyers and shower OF
stones fell. Many OF The rioters almost
rushed upon the points OF the bayonets IN
the eagerness OF their attack. subsequently
a volley OF balls was fired and many were
wounded. One man had the side OF MS
head riddled with buckshot and received
bullet in the abdomen, from which ne died
shortly after.
AT Downpatrick. In a tight between
Catholics aud Oran2emen, firearms were
used necessarily from / o'clock sunday
night until 2 O'clock yesterday morning.
Several persons were severely wounded.
A dispatch from Dublin to the Times
says: "In consequence OF the statement OF
Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
that thousand marines would be quartered
In MAYO, attention will be eagerly directed
thitber for some time 10 come, and some
sort OF confirmation will be lent to the ru'
mors that The Government expected an In
surrcstion among the peasantry. The ma
rines In that case will act as a substitute for
the peace preservation law. and save the
Government the humiliation OF appealing
To Parliament for specisl powers. There
have. however. been no open Indications oil
any intentional disturbances, and to most
people here the noiio OF rising seems
hi ghly absurd"
PEARS or A FESIAS Gul'.FAwKEs' PLOT.
L0ND0y. August IS.-A dispatch from
Cork to the StdndGrd says: "in conse'
queDce Of some evidence polatlLg W tue