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USE ONLY YoN-nUMANIzED VIRUS.

In an article In the Nineteenth Century DIR.
CARPENTER. the distinguished English scientist,
..ys that the alleged ineihcicncy 81 vaccination,
omen asserted since Dr. .Jenner5 time, has been
due 10 the fact that the virus used In yuccinatiDR
persons who afterwHrd took the smallpox was not
fresh from the COW. but had been weakened by
Tong Transmission through the human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the cow. but hui
mauiZcdn by many removes, affords no prOtee-
ton end may communicate dangerous maladies.
But Or. Carpenter details many facts TO snow that
good bovine virus l. free from nearly all the oh
iections which can be uTgcd-and with good deal
of forct-against humaniZcd" virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies OF no
VINE mon-human1edJ VIRUS from tie Penn
syvania Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed bynBy vaccine firm In the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from tie COW.
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists,
no3 1910 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Decefnber y. 1881,
sALKs-FfRsT BoAnD.-50O Richmond city 6's
at i12h; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock nj 704. 20 do. at 79S, 10 do. at Ton; 10
shares Columbia and Grcenyille Railroad preferred
stock at Say, 10 do. at S5, so do. at S. 10 do. at
SO, 80 do. at s5i; shares Richmond and Danville
Railroad stock at 1885: 10 shares Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad stock at 1901.
SECOND BoARn-20 shares Columbia and
Grcenville Railroad preferred stock at s64 40 10.
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A FEARFUL FIRE.
ARR HUNDRED VICTIMS PERISH
. ,be Flames shat Destroyed tho
Ring Theatre at vienna.

- within and without thc Burning
,.,,a;nr-Su noe atinR in the Galleries
,.ap,us from Roof 20 Pavemont-Al VIZ
.,ns IN Mourning.
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VIRGINIA POSTAL MATTERS. The follow
ING pot-oGiecs have been discontinued;
lslngs Store, Bedford county, mail 10
raaenon's Mill; Mansion, Campbell coln-
Z, nail 20 Lyneh's Station; Paddy's Mills,
S@aandoah county, mall to Gravel Spring
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clear head and quick action must be
posSessed for steady and successful enort;
ga who can have such while suffering rosi
SNl Use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup ana
HDesre immediate relief.
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Killed His Son.

WARREN, ONO, December 9.-Yestcrday
at Bristolville, Ohio, VI. ID. Phelps shot
and killed his son, William Phelps. 1t was
an unproyOked murder.
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DURN THE RED c OIL.

PURE, NON-EXPLOSlVE. AND BEAUTIFUL,
AND THE BEST OIL IN UoH.
Give II a trial. Beware of limitations. For
sale II wholesale and retail by
BODEkER BRO1lERs, Druggist,
oc S-Sa3m l4l4 Main street.
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The CHILD ACTRESS RETURNED. Little
Corinne, the child opera singer, in reply TO
fclegrans sent by A. Hummcl, the counsel
OF Mrs. Flaherty, who Il the guardian OF
the child, arrived in New York sunday
evening, accompanied by her maid, Lucy
Gordon. A writ of habedS corpus was
served on Sunday afternoon upon Warden
Flynn. OF the Tombs, by Mrs. Flaherty's
counsel. who Immediately took her before
.Judge Donohue, and she was released on
her own recognizance. Inc society lor
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 ChildIen VIII
take no further action in Mrs. fiaherty
case. She will, however, DE taken before
the court for contempt. Corhhe was
taken before the Supreme court yesNroaf'
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
4 GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPIiTIlE
n RIA, TIPIIOID-FENEE, sc.

BLAIR'S CHLORAL TIIYMOL PROPUYLAC-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious discatss In ac-
cordance with the latest teachings Of science. its
use j. simple, harmless, and agreeable. IL Is en-
ployed by some Of our ablest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth strocts.
Price, soc. "A bottle. nO3
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Ilour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4.j0@ go extra, S7M
s725: sur4rhnc, 1928 @ $3.50; common family,
S7.25Ms7.50; choice family, SS0s9.
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Death Of Colonel John W. Forney.

PHILADELPHIA, December o.. Colonel
John W. Forney died at 3 o'clock this
morning.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December ., 1881.

SALES.
WHEAT.-While. SO bushels very good 10 $3.50;
Il bu,hel, fair az : 40. Lancaster. 2Oi bushels
yrry good and prime at 9 l.5O; 1870 bushels good
al Al .4J and : LAG: 80 bushels common at sl.lO
ID sl.3S Mined, 100 bushels good al sl.4l.
FultL 1872 bushels good 10 sl.31 10 sl.fO: 30
bushels fair al sl.3j; 10 bushels common AZ
Sl.ZO.
OATs-lO bushes very good winter AZ soc.
BLACK PEAS.-lO bushels very good at ~.
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grRSETT's COCAINE softens the hair
when harsh and dry; soothes the irritated
scalp; affords the richest lustre; prevents i.s
the hair from falling on; pfohio'es ''
healthy, vigorous growth
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Foundercd at sca-Am on Board Lost.

LONDON, December 9.-The steamer Saxon
Monarch, bound from Gibraltar for Ant
werp, which is n month overdue. is sup
posed TO have foundered i'm the Bay OF
BiScay. II is feared all hands-numbering
forty DprsOns-arp lost
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BY Telegraph.
NEW NnRh.

NEW YORK. December 9.-COttOn quiet; sales.
44y bales; uplands, ] ] l5-l6c.; Orleans, lS1c.;
weekly net receipts, 6,0lO bales; gross 1885
blles: cxports-tO Great Britain. 1914 balc-,
France .JJ2 bales: continent. 9O9 bales; sales,
1853 bales; stock. l0l,334 bales. southern hour
unchanged and dnll. Whci Opnel about ~.
lower. afterwards recovered and advanced, closing
weak and declining; ungradcd spring. sl.2l@
Sl25: ungfadtd red, Sl.290sl.4J; No. = rcsi,
December. Sl.42 imsl Az. Corn cash shade
lower. options opened easier ana closed NrJnler;
nugradcd ESQ re: southern yellow, 70h e.; No. 2.
December. 7OHG7Sc. O1f@ better ana fairly ac-
tive: No. /, IL. Hops duh and dI coping. Coffee
very firm on low grace others uMli Snzar e1,,cf
and more active; far 20 good refining 1A@TIc.;
refined IN better demand; standard, S'sd9c. Mo-
las,cs quiet and unchanged. Rice steady; fair
ibhl g trade al Ia 7Ac. Resin CHER and strong
!, 80 Sgms2.3O. Turrent.me duil and weak AZ
56c. Hides Nat demand moderate. Wool ste1dy
and quiet; domestic fleece. 35@5Oe.; Texas,
l4m3lc. Pork dull, unsettled. and shade ,st.ler :
ola 81 .o5@sl7.5O; new. sls0.sl 1928. Middies
dun and unchanged. Lard feycrish and nn-'tiled,
closing lower Win less doing at Il .3Omsl LIB.
Frcights-To Liverpool. cotton per team, 81: ~
I'D; wheat, per steam. 3'sd.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 9.-Flour strong; How
arf-,ireet and-syestern superiine. -f.0Omro I;
extra. -. 25mSG.37; family. s6.62as7.25; city
Mills supcrfne. F4.JOne0.90: extra so.9UW
sos; family. $1,000 s7.75; Rio brands 1925
css7 81: Paispsco family, %. Wheat-~outh-
ern frm aud a shade better: western inactive,
el0.ing nrIner: southern red sl.35m+If0: am
her, Sl.4i@sl.49; No. ! Maryland, slAS: no.
western winter red spot aud December, 81 y o
asI.394; January, Sl.4 S@sl.4l's; February,
si44Aa-l.45. COrn-SOuthernactlvean and strong
Western steady: southern white. 6s4c.; yellow.
esSa j0c. Oat. firm aud quiet; southern, 50@ 5tc (;
western white 3 6t53c. mtxed. 40@JOc; Penn
sylyanla. 5O053. Provisions quief and steady
mess pork. SIS. Bulk-meals- shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed, 81 and gtc. Bacon-shonlders
oLr. clrar-rib sides, llc.; hams, l3ml3kc.
Iard-Rcfned. l24c. Coffee firm: Rio cargoes,
ordinary To fair. Si,@lOkc. Sugar quiet; ~
soft, qSc. Whisky hrm ~ sf.l7k@sl.ls'
Frelshls duh
CINCINNATI.
C1NcfvsATI, December o.-FIour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat dull; Ne. 9. red winter. si.37e
sI35L Corn easier at 554c. Oats quiet and Drnl
al 4oc. PORK firm at $3.50. Lard easier Al
lO5 Buik-neais nrm aud unchanged. bacon
steady and unchanged. Whisky active and nrn
risIl5: combination saSs Of finished goods 700
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

The Cabinet met to-day and talked over
Peruvian and CHILEAN matters.
| have information that the President
will certainly send in the nomination OF
Frelinghuyscn for Secretary OF State, and
that Secretary Hunt says he will not 90 on
the Court of Claims.
Mrs. Freeman, who was sent to Jail to-
dav in default Of security on the charge OF
an attempt to poison her husband, Capt.
toll policeman, had letter in her possession
dated Richmond, March II, 1874, signed by
Mr.. Schafter, then State Superintendent OF
Public Printing, endorsing her as a perfect
lady. She declared that her father, John
f. Flournoy, was assessor, and that her
uncle was at one time Governor OF Nir-
Oinig,
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DR. SANFORD'S

DR. sANFoRD's
LIVER INYIGoRAToR
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ACTS DIRECTLY UPON TIE LIVER
AND CURES
LVER-COMPLAISTs,
JAUNDICE,
BILIOUsSEss,
MALARIA.
COsTIYENEsS
HEADACHE.
II assists digestion. strengthens the system. reg--
latos the bowels, pur!hes The blood.
A BOOK SENT FREE.
DIR. SANFORD.
l62 Broadway, Ny.
For SALE BY ALL DnUGCIsTs.
L.. ~ -
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A Disabled Ocean Steamer.

LONDON, December 9.-The steamer Bri-
fish King, from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
returned TO Queenstown to-day, having two
blades Of her fan broken when 600 miles
west Of EaStnpt
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Personal NEWS ITEMS.

The Speaker to-day announced the Com
mittce on Mileage. with Mr. Paul, OF Viz
ginia, as one of its members. Mcssrs.
Tucker, of Virginia, and Vance, OF North
Carolina, were among those appointed by
Speaker Keller on the Garfield Joint Me-
mortal Committee. The report OF Mr. Adj
ans, late Clerk OF the House, was made to
that body to-day. Greenbacker members
OF the House are not pleased with Secre-
tary Folger's financial recommendations.
There is smile and sometimes laugh
when Government witnesses tell the
amount Guiteau borrowed from them.
He insists that he means to pay them.
There are from five TO ten thousand appli-
cants for the three hundred vacant presi-
dental post-ofices, and great many Of
them are here. Senator Don Cameron and
a large delegation Of PennsylyanianS called
at the White House to-day. Colonel Rock
well to-day received a letter from Mrs.
Garfield, who is living quietly in Cleveland.
Alexander Stephens called on the Presi-
dent to-day.
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BRUSSELS, December 9.-An explosion
has occurred I'm the Cockcrcll colliery,
causing the death Of SiXty-SiX persons.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c.

ID WHITLOCK, l4i5 MAIN STREET.
L manufacturer of the following fine brands OF
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA,
LA ESTELLE, FILLABUSTERO,
PICNIC, WIIITLOCk'S KEY WEST.
MOZART, CHICK,
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer I'm the following brands OF FINE To-
BACCO M manufacturers prices
DIANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN.
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY Toe. plugsl.
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &c.
Send for prce-list. my 27-cod
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HEALTH Il WEALTH.

DIR. F. c. VESTS NERVE AID BRAIN
TREAT NEST: a SPECIFIC for Iiystera, Idxxi-
ness, Commissions, Ncrybus Headache, Men
tai Depression, Loss ~ Memory, Prems-
tnrc old Age, caused By oyer-cxertion. cS-
cess, or OyerYork ~ the brain, which leads To
misery. decay, and death. One box viii cure re-
cent cass-s. Each box contains one month treat
menL One dollar a box, or six bones for Eve dol
guarantee SIX boxes a. cure any ease. With each
order received by us for six boxes, accompanied
with i've dollars, We VIII send the purchaser
written guarantee 10 return the money N tbs treat
mcnt does not eject 4 cus. Guarautecs i.rued by
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents. Richmond. Va Orders by mali viii
rceve prompt attention. my i5-sa.fu&Thly
DULMONA! PULMONA, PULMONA.
T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist. Di9 Main
slreet. has secured the exclusive agene. for Rich
mond city and IlenrIeo county.
PILNIONA TIE GREATEST KNOWN RRNE-
by FOR cot Glis, THROAT. AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
eEeacy. II gives satisfaction In every Instance.
EXPERIENCES.
Roy A. T. clbson. ". d., Rev. W. ". oss~rii,
Rev. W. :. Edwards, ID. d., Rev. ;. A. Wilson.
Rev. job A. Price, Rev. y. :, Hank
Rev !. n. II. Lemon, Rev. L.. u. Herring,
Rev. X. ". Black. Rev. y. W. tro~i.
| Rev. j. j. G.. Webstey-aii Of baltimore, Md
Rev. A. Foster aud Rev. George v. Leoch' OF
I Washington, ID. G.
4, Rev. James Gamble, iiag,rstown, MI
( Sold by Druggist A. X. METER, Proprietor,
1872 west Fsyetse street, Bsla,nore. Nd.
I PRICE, S0e. &C a-rH,rs&Sasm
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Execution I'm Montreal.

MONTREAL, December AT s O'Clock
this morning Hugh Hayyern WAS hanged
for the murder Of William Salter, fellow
convict. in Saint Vincent DE Paul peni-
Tertiary. He was dead in eleven minutes
after the drop fell.
EriphffuI Gallery ExnInaInn
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BALTIMORE. December 9.-Virginia 6's. c0D,o,s,
u; second series. 4Og. Bid to-day.
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Excitement in England.

New York, Worlds London: 1t
is now asserted that last nights ramor Of
the arrest of Parnell, though not founded
in fact, is believed TO have its origin in
the announcement that when the aims
ard purposes Of the Land League were
made public all the leading mem bers of
the Lsnd League would probably be
arrested, and il was also said that
publicity would also soon be given to all
secrets of tho League. In consequence
of this London Is again sgitated with the
widest rumocs and even though Deem
ber's expectations of bloody Christmas
was happily disappointed, the prophets srs
agsin predicting an active and ssnguinsry
conflict. The story Is now current that
government has intercepted Land League
correspondence and opened many official
letters. In political circles there is in
tense excitement, and it Is freely assorted
that schemes frsught with the greatest
danger to the peace Of the country have
been discovered. A most important
document is said to hsvs been found in
possession Of Michael Davitt Just before
he was arrested in Dublin, and which, it
Is now asserted, led 10 the cancellation
Of bis tick ct of leave and subsequent com
mitment to prison, and this document,
according to rumor, eliminates some OF
the most prominent persons in the pres
ent agitation. SOmessy that Psrnell ex-
hiblts his seLse of its importance to gov
eminent by remaining in Paris, where be
is 10 be Joined by Dillon to-morrow. A
meeting OF the league will be held in that
city next Monday, after which. It Is IN
derstood, Psrnell viii sail direct from
France to the United States.
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.TELEGRAPHIC
The Fire Record.

Pottsville, ia fire RACES in Richard
son Colliery, The gas being ignited by b
blast There are frequent explosions. The
mine will be flooded.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Friends of Stanley Matthews have Blu
little hope OF his confirmation.
Bsyne men 10 the Pennsylvania senA
torial contest viii stick to him.
The Senate has confirmed Hart.
ranft as collector Of customs, PhilRd Ell
phis.
1t is thought no apportIonmont meas
ure will get through the present Con-
gress.
A resolution for an investigation as &c
Arthur's eligibility will be introduced in
the Senate.
Gould has purchased the Montreal
Telegraph Com. ,any, and is organizing
3 system for Mexico.
On Monday Bsyard will call up in the
Senate the House funding bill and ask
that it be disposed of.
The conference committee on he
House bill to grant lands to Dak ,-
Arizona, Montana and Wyoming, IL.
university purposes, has agreed.
Regents of the California State Univer-
sity request California members Of Con-
gress to secure the passage of the senate
bill for the relief OF that Institution.
The Ontario company of infantry is
detailed to enforce writ Of Judgment
against delinquent taxpayers in Ottawa.
The House has passed all sppropria-
ton bills, except the sundry civil, the
deficiency, And the river and harbOr bills.
Senator logon and q gentleman be-
lieved to be Postmaster General May
nsrd, hsd long interview with Garfield
on Saturday.
Conkling begins to evincs disposition
to be friendly with personal friends OF
Garfield. Stslwarts of lHts are making
complaint about Blaine's probable power
in The new administration.
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The Freight Compact,

New York, 1.-THE Tribune says.
It was stated, yesterday, that the freight
between the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company and the overland railroads
was TO be continued, and that when the
Southern Pacific Railroad was compile cd
it would have al equal interest with the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific 10
through tariff. 1t was asserted that an
agreement had been reached on Tuesday
Sidney Dillon, president Of the Union
Pacific. stated that nothing definite as to
the elimination of the contract had been
reached. There had been several consul
tatIOns between representatives Of the
different comp !nies aud the proposition
that the Union Pacific should. purchase
the San Francisco and China steamers,
City Of Pekin and City Of Toxic, WAS
still under consideration.
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Sugar Frauds.

Washington, IL Secretary Sherman
In a letter to the secretary of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce, advising him that tina
body hsd requested him to rescind the
order Of September ID, 1879, to refund
the excess of duties collected under it,
says the department had become fully
satisfied before the order was issued, thai
sugars were being imported with q col
oring, which made them below their
proper grade, and government was
thereby defrauded OF large amount o,
revenue, running honest dealers, and
falling to protect home manufacture.
The loss was established IN cases tried IN
San Francisco and Baltimore courts
The courts ruled fairly as to the justice
Of pun shing frauds, and although suits
amounting to 81 900, 600 had been begun,
government was convinced Of the cor
rectness of its position. and will defend
them. the secretary says the money
cannot be refunded. nor can the order
be rescinded, but on the contrary. the
new government cham Der will aid in the
enforcement of the law. he mentio, ?
the fact, in closing. that one Of the New
York committee at lesst, was an inter
ested p-rty, having suit against gov
eminent pending.
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Eastern TurpIsude.

New York, 12.-HerGLd's Wishing
ton: The only obstacle to the successful
measurement of longitude in Japan and
China, under direction of the United
States photographic Office, has been
removed by the consent of the Russian
government received yesterday by tele
graph, to the occupation of an astronom-
zeal station at Vlsdiostick by the United
States naval officers. The undertaking
was strongly urged upon the navy de-
psrtment by the National Academy OF
Science in April last, and arrangements
have been completed in pursuance of
which a party of naval officers will pro-
coed to Japan in March, and will by a
telegrsphic exchange of time signals
working from Vlsdivostick through
Japan and China TO Madras, in British
India, determine with great exsctness
the longitude OF Yokohama, Magsski,
Shanghai, Annoy. Hong Kong, Manills,
Saigon and Singapore.
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PeriIs OfMonarchs

London, lit is rumored that there
is q plot 10 blow up Windsor Castle.
Precautions are taken and the Queen has
delayed her return from Osborne.
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Floods.

Harrisburg, 12.-The Susquehanna
overlooked tina Pennsylvania Railroad
track three feet and made a DEUCE all
along its course. The Junista also gorged
and carried away bridges and submerged
buildings. The damage by small streams
is very great.
Charleston, 1l.-Freshets damaged
railroad tracks seriously.
Chicago, ll.-Reports from nearly
every portion of the country mention the
Of high water, gorges, foods
and damages, which, in the aggregate,
must be prodigious.
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Mexican Railway Project.

New York, u "A meeting of gentle
men interested in railroad construction
in Mexico was held at l20 Broadway, to-
day, General Grant presiding, and the
following gentlemen, with others, were
present: Mstiss Romero, Stephen B.
Musgrave, Sidney Dillon, Russell Sage,
Jay Gould, James H. Work and General
G. NJ. Dodge. Mr.. Romero made de-
tailed statement of the advantage con-
nected with q railroad in southern Mex
leo, showing its relations to other portions
OF the railroad system 10 process Of con-
s:ruction in that country. After some
remarks upon the terms of the charter Of
the railroad III question, held by Mr..
Romero, and which he proposed to
transfer to the new company, resolu-
ton was adopted accepting the transfer
of the charter, and providing for obtain.
ing such modification in its provisions as
were deemed necessary. Adjourned.
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lTassachusetts Sympathy for
Ireland,

Boston, 11.-Fanueil hall was crowded
TO its utmost capacity, tonight, 10 ex-
press sympathy with Ireland. Mayor
Prime presided. Wendell Phillips aud
General Butler were among the speakers,
and advocated the giving of moral and
financial support to the people Of Ireland
in their present struggle Governor
Long, in a letter, expressed sympathy for
the cause of the Irish people so long as
they keep within constitutional lines and
the legitimate method to secure their
political and social welfare. Letters were
also received from Governor Rice and
others. The resolutions call upon the
people Of ireland to hold up to their pur-
pose of reform, and allow nothing TO
drive them to violence for which they are
not prepared.