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Cotton Circular.

LIVERPOOL, December 2s.-This weeks
circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
Association says: Cotton was in increased
demand throu ghout the week and prices
generally advanced. American was in bet.
ter demand and advanced I'd
&c 10 ..4aiilies, .Dopo. ia sea IslAnd
small business was done at unchanged
rates. Futures, opened strong and inn
proved ia early In the week; since then
prices have been fnctuating and uncertain,
the market closing dull At an advance Of
3-Sed on the weeks sales.
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It.usfro,mI Atlnnta

ATLANTA, December 23.-William II.
Howard, assistant clerk in the registry de
partmsnt Of the postoiIice here, was ar
rested to-day on n warrant sworn out by
Inspector Frey, charging him with rob oing
time, and was caught with decoy letter
last uight. He was released on q bond Of
$1,000, and win have. preliminary trial
Tomorrow. 800
Calm & selig, clothiers, assigned to-day.
Liabilities, SIS 900, assets 5000.
W Saul. tobacco dealer. has compromised
with his creditors ID 40 cents on the dollar.
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An Alarming Revolution,

PoRT Az PnrNcr, December % All !.
alarming revolution is reported to have
broken out at Jereme aux Cages and Saint
force, landed at Saint Marie and quelled the
rising there after $50 men had been killed
on both sides. The government house was
sacked, and other houses were. burned
President Solomon has returned to Pert
au, Prince to obtain reinforcements. at \
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Bankers, and Brskers' Meeting

LoBDos, December 23.-At meeting of
the bankers and merchants Of London yes
terday resolution was passed in favor o.
rehabilitation Of silver, and Mr.. Henry
Hucks Gibbon, enc of the directors Of the
Bank of England, was chosen. President
the council. go COO
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SAVANNAH, December 24.-J. J. Abrams
stabbed T. II. Demont this evening, inflict-
ing several wounds. He is painfully but
not MORALLY injured, though his condition
Is considered serious. Beths are lawyers.
The affair grew out Of an old quarrel.
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ArIarrA. Ca December 1.-Nembers
Of the south Crr0lin. Legislature arrived
last night and are visiting the Exposition
fo-Inr They were welcomed in the
Judee-' Hall a. " block BY A. q Bacon.
fatI~e. snd Dr. II. \. Miller, Of this cify.
Response we're made ~ Leroy y. Ic0-
mans. The Attorney General Of South Caro-
lima. and L. r. Henderson. Of the esnft<.
and ]. 2. Werner. of the Hous>
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ST. LorIs, December 22.--The State Fund
Commissioners have forwarded TO the Bank
Of Commerce. New York. sufficient funds
to pay the interest due on State bonds
January 1. They have instructed the
bank, howercr, that none Of. these funds
are 10 be used IN the payment Of
interest dei'nea 70 be dee
bonds. Governor Crinenden asserts that
II the Hannibal A ST. Joe Railroad Com
p1ny sefault its payment o. interest on
fhsfr bonds due January lst. h. viii order
the sale Of the road under tie law which
aufhorik-s the Governor 10 do 90 Whenever
interest IL def1uIttd.
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c.nrnutsd,

(. INV Yonx, December %. "A special fron
Lexington, South Carolina, says The
death sentence of CLARK, colored, has been
commuted to imprisonment for life Ne
was to have been hanged here to-day for
the murder of white man, named W.
Scoot Hook, in October, 1879. .is
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NV Oz1zsss. Decsmbcr .2.-The 00F'
ernor Ia. issn ed proclamation convenins
the Legislature IN ten days
additional extra session, commencing
at noon on Monday merit. Tie Governor
specifies ~ The objects q he continued ez.
IN. session. the completion # unfinished
BUSINESS Of the present extra session. he
r.r..4re sf license and rtr<uuf tIIIt. The
rIor-inn Of measures authorizing f'It pass
- of q bill to convert al monies IN hands
IA fr~ Seal nrent into L uIted rta'e e. bonds.
and 70 r|rfFi1< fa1 the payment n lueuI<rs
and enr'trcs 1f The General Assembly.
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NEw York, December 2l-At a special
tan Elevated Railway to-day it was re-.
sovled to sanction and authorize an increase
Of tie capital. stock of the company Of SIS,
0OJ,OOO making, With the present cap
itai stock, total Of S20,000,000.
In the suit Of George Flagg and other
against the Manhattan Railroad CompaLI /.
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
pat,y and New York Elevated Railway
Company in the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Blatchford rendered a decision
this afternoon denying the motion of plain
tiffs for an Injunction restraining the COM
panies from consolidating.
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SfwanK, Nkw JfRsrr, December n.
Frederick A. Palmer, Auditor Of the city
accounts Of Newark, surrendered himself
to-day and was imprisoned on his
confession that he has stolen
about 81, 900 Of the city funds
during the past three years and lost Il 10
Wall street fpeculatlons. He asserts that
no one il IMPLICATED with him and mani
fesfs deep Humiliation and resignation in
consequence ofhis act. at.I,
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Recsvsred Damages

Bosros, December BINARY L. Porter
to-day recovered $4,000 in q suit against
the Boston & Albany Railroad for so, 900
for injury received by the sudden
starting Of train from which she was
alighting, at Newton, Massachusetts,.
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E>osre Of Prisoners.

Nxsrn1s, TEk., December 25.-All the
prisoners confined in the jail at Hernsnde,
Mississippi, escaped last night. Among the
number was I'd Nolin, colored, under sen
tence Of death for the assassination Of RUFUS
Armisfesd in July, 1880.
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Meeting Of Manufacturers Of Illinois

CHICAGO, December PA meeting of The
manufacturers Of Illinois convened at noon
to-day to consider the immediate purchase
Of railroad companies operating in the State
and to discontinue all special rates to
manufacturers In the State. Manufacturers
OF Rock Island and liefine represent .
large part Of the convention, but there are
also delegates from Elgin, Rockford. Ster-
ling, Peru, ST. sCharles, Joliet. Peoria,
Dixon and other noinrs. II. A. Ainsworth,
OF Moline. was elected chairman. Judge
Canton introduced a resolution, which
interests be allowed representation.
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Anothe,,r liurder. !.

Z CoLuMBus, GA, December 21,-Passen-
serslby the steamer Everingham just ar
rived, say that William Malone killed ].
r. Maberg at Greenwood, Flor
was at Greenwood ten days ago, and while
drunk in Nabsrg's store was attacked by
him and severely beaten with a rope with
out provooation On Friday night Malone
went to Greenwood and at the first oppor-
tunity attacked Maberg, with a hickory
stick, knocking him down and beating him
numerically. On Haberg's attempting to
run he was shot by Malone in the back OF
the neck and killed almost instantly. Ma
lone made his escape.
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LONDON, ni December A.--Sir William
Hareourt, HON. Secretary, replying t. the
memorial asking for remission Of the re
mainder OF the sentences passed on the
persons convicted ofbribery in parliament
tary elections at Sandwich and Maccles-
field, says he regrets that he can find moth
ingto Justify him in interfering with the
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About ireland.

LONDON, December ,A.-The Times .edi-,
torially commenting on Ny. Shaw's letter,
giving his reasons for Withdrawing the
membership of Home Rule Leagues, says:
1t deserves attention as expressing the
views of thoughtful, moderate men about
the present relief of Ireland and the condi-
tions under which improvements may be
looked for, ssl.s 91 h.al Ih4il
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Tbe Gu,ite,au'TriaI..

WAsHIreroS. December 21.--In the Gni.
teau trial DR.. Hamilton was eross-exRnined
and testified that he believed dalteatst
zane DR.. Worcester, iof Salem, was then
called and testified to the same effect. \
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Rnrlish CapitalIst b. F1orlds. {

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, December q, The |
Busle interest in the; FLORIDA Central Rail
road was sold toiSir Edward ]. Reed, an
English capitalist who has pre-
Gently purchased two /. millisn acres
of land in this State, and who p is
reported to be negotiating for transit !
railroad from FernandinS to Cedar Keys.
This transfer gives Sir Edward Reeds cen.
trolling interest IN the Florida Central
Railroad, of which he was to-day elected
President. Naaa 81
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Co1rNrrs. Ca. Deoember "a special.
e tts Erqu'-rr-@e1 saFF that f-- broke
out in To-t VALLEY. Georgia. z,Ig1i O'Clock
I.<. r.~f|t. f-arn n cooling Department Of
~ |r|rrtnr Hotel. nrt . bIocE cf bald
|rr. were frrrrme1 Loss t1IIu1icI ~
50 % b 80 90. largely Insured.
TIrs|rrII ia. ItrfUtrf A-Itt
CUT I.. Tnr|nrr .rI krI1rre I1r1'rs reI.
11sr1fsl ~ re Ir-| n'rtt Lon htaTI
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Iron Advancing.

2 PfrrsBuks, Pa, December 22@-Gray (
forge pig IRON was advanced to 20 pertpn
to-dsy. This is an advance Of u in thd !
last three days, and an advances Of $2;og ~ \
the past thirty days. ~ i8,.s 4. .ij' \, 4
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Amply lsswarded,

I DuBLrN, December c2..--1r Kenn vhc
formerly attended imPriso1ad
and was himself Impressed by pfd3 4, tt v
g6vernment, has received 30, vi NJ N
ed by his sympathies. 800. y A n, ii AKA N,
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fI<N}<<l'' 150f, |'.t+r1't VI TAN
~ b<rn 6<I~ continuously M iIhe
lhfs, Ibc|p6|nt p'Isy IflyAit ii'1flnns
HIM M N<AtfI,'N indicate mo spbl0fch n
= de,in'cl.tc ngd ~ No OIlie I'D ~ NV,
ffel h, f~elfs hons The fslIfrfl lnlslo
ID NlnlLlaAa. hNnlnnhyl MAg Mnlhel way
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AAn1sniai,

VIENNA, December 24s--One Of the city
papers says Austfia never for q moment
thought OF using the present opportuiil
ity to coerce Ropniapia INFO making con con-
cessions. on the Danube question itself. M I, 4
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eLoNpoS, December "a. 1.-The Daily Tele-
graph, in its financial article, says We
.hayo advfces which state that some Of the
enormous speculative oper ions IN cottee
have thus far resulted in los, which Is I'm
tied to 100000. r,,i,' ~ ,.tst a5.Il,t,! ~
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LONDON December p. The liabilities Of
r., Schlosser & Co.. Of Manchester, whose
failure was, announced this morning, are
stated at f75, goo. .,s;a h, WI jS
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Issued a,Patent.

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The Com
missioner Of the General Land Office has
issued a patent to John Minor for 400 acres
Of land in the former Southeastern District
Of Louisiana.
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OLDHAM, December A.-A destructive
Gre occurred last night at the Mosley Cot
ton Spinning Mills. IS ~, at1t "a
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ohitunrv

wAsuIporos,. December 22.-The wife q
en-. Justice Swayne, of the United States Su
preme Court, died this morning.
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combi.inr Against the French

MADRID December @. "a dispatch from
Fangier says the troops dispatch bedy the
Emperor of Morocco for the capture Of
Chief Banaymera. have joined the latter in
proclaiming holy war against
The French They subsequently, defeated
the tribes who refused to join them. The
revolt is spreading and the Emperor has
neither the requisite means northe prestige
to suppress it. lst''t4..'A gsa',' V
n A VICTORY FOR FRANCE, .s.s
{. TuYIs, December 23.-Geperal Logerat
has defeated an Arab tribe near Matlna,.
after severe less and prolonged, obstinate
resistance. n,ssag eifisq
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||NII| "| |"| |'I|T|| |||I|'| |I"'|I |'...''| i
elG{l n S;l },Hy8Mi dWaS N
'Tifllat. further fhat lle t,egdosl M
lb0 lhIln1 Alaif4hN fNuIfHti ~ liHnfinll
a amy 0f these ftsdlnlIif4 ~ Mrs IfIcfntln
II Nafnfd And M Aflnle hof N Tie PRO
kIh1 ymbalhg " The tWo llgusceM Con.
nftfs f1f hof lety liffioilal alllciloh, ana
thclf sincere fondolshos lof the late M
"2R WIZ, scratep lald hnpfe Inc .IIsnse q
n,essare ham me President. transmitting
IA communication lfuin tIie Secretary u the
Interior, recommending further nppr0..
prlatIon for tho payment tf the expenses OF
The 10th census Referred,
Hammond, Of 0eorgIn. Introduced a bill
amending the Constitution ~ 10 offices anu
duties Of the President and Vice-Presiiont'
Referred.
islana, a resolution was adopt.
ed calling on the Secretary OF the Navy
for information III regard 70 the establish
menrof Naval coaIins Stations on the 18TH
Robinson, Of Kentucky. offered
n resolution, which was referred,
calling IN the President for
The names Of all persons claiming 70 be-
American citizens, who WITHIN lhc psst
S Sr@r '' Bri,a pIs "'Vs' ' ~;
The Honse at 3 O'Clock ADJOURNED untii
January 9TH, 1882. IA. saiss
NOMINATIONS. .r,
WAshlNoroS, peceilooi ..;nrs - 10
senate to.day. prime, G. Van Wick, Of
New York 30 be- Superintendent of the
Assay Ohitc, Now York City; Jesse Spauld-
ing tY be Collector Of customs i9r tns eis,
trlct q ch'csso A n,e =, au s.. Far.
ritnrv 81 Dakota: n. Is. Johnson to be Post
master At Weatherford, Texas. IL
Az N 90. "
Nh. a,s'n...,,,ho.o1 III. fo,lov;n,c
~. aa,,, - tho N.w york Herald.
1P| 80. ~ - - p,v,s 1,ecember. d
d., .,s,,,,r., corr.snond.pt .tele-
wv p $500 &c n.
lgraphed the foVeriior-pelierAi ~ n1~sVei -
Siberia, who happens to be at st. Peters.
hury whether he had received inform alton
~ y, o. ~. ii ora,x 20 IN.
OF arr,'ai u 'ne s'i'P"iooN'' ~" -
Jcanriette, in1'tle region under ms com
mani re Immediately proceeded to
IN. sa,v ~. Emneror He ner-
'u'cni'a a'''' 'a" w ~ ~, -
sonaliy oruerta tnaV al supplies 'na' "oro
necessary for food, clothing, money and
,nsnorto finn sl,n,,ld be nlaced at their
transportation S'iouia oe paws ~ '.-''-
disposal ,- ., >, /, !, ~.
New YORK, December y, Ii a. m.-Ihe
uor.,d las tle followinp ,aat
fi h'i7 nus 'no 'o''o"-ns
LONDON, December 22-s a m.
The following telegram was received at
~ ,11',iin nt,i,.e Il 5 O'Clock ais morninp:
tnc y 'liooii o''io0 ~ oloA o
,,roe Jeanette was crushed by ice in lati-
tude n, is north longitude. Boats and Sleds
ma Il rood the. ret, eat. sixty miles north
10 = - II, N n a, !.
west OF inc Lena riVel, Wneie 'uo
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WAsHINGroa, December p. -McCook, Of
New, Y ork, is the second man on the House
Military Committee instead Of McCord, OF
Iowa, as telegraphed last night. 4,
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Marine.

rWAsHrsoros, December 22T i5q BIZ
corps station at Mobile, Alabalna h FSpQft9I
at 40 3. M, that the brig Mary jAlJel5on,nl
with general cargo, Mobile TO Gs
"A on fifa and ashore on Dixie Leland IN nqp
crew were rescued 1'Ntl 'pfssS,,''' ' ,1 y
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II Drsage 4 Florida Lake

! JAcKsoNy1LLE, FLA, December n AZ
frst dredgs to be used in draihiHgg "a Ee
Okcchobcs has. been finishSd Az Cedat'
viii be taken. up tho Colossahatchie to- Lake
Hickapochee and commence TO cut its'Nay
into Okeclisbsc from that point. .,,t III
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Corrected List Of tho Vienna Victims.
VIENNA December 23.--A corrected list
of the victims OF the Ring Theatre hre
gives the total IS 449.
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IT'S high time that rigorous inquiry
were made into the mansgement Of lie
charity OF Mr.. Peabody. lie left an rfer
msuf sum 20 be expended in prQTidife tc-
cent dwellings. at low rents, fo- the ex'- fioe
poor. but oxins to the indifference N ie
managers. The houses that bzre becr - Z
have been entirely diverted from Iaetr
intended use. being aI.p1orrafr ~
r,p@r7or artisans and clerks. ] = nh
whether there il . single case Of Q rt't - z
fnniIr ocrrnriug one Of these oifr'l -.
This 4or1 ~ f4<r1nI perFtr1Ion o. IFI e.
ne orIoxw<-.fs has always beel 14a
lnu.Ir 1c1rwon I'd tins county. tI &c
1siri't 11-s expected better t1iI ~ !.
ch1rIt< 81 s1ich Verr modern p 80
oIe 700. which r14 s'1|e1 r =
rr11i1io~s 10urisd 81 trump ~. ~ -
&-o,|'tnn -nemhsr would W 10
u 1nsr'eT under ne no
- - London G1zetie.
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,CoIUxDus, Ohio, December 2},rrE Fred All
Newbury, Assistant Secretsry afJthe, 6tatee
Board ofPubllc Works WAS arrested to-fiey
on charge of forging vouchers toA3heE
amount Of 81 ,0C0. Il. q.
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J NIncendlarisn

X ATLANTA, GA, December p. "A AnSqiaf
says: Incendiaries burned the High school.
building at Snow Spring, DAILY county. pastJ
MI ht, pouring kerosene' bill on the floor and !
then setting FIRE 1T. The loss is several
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'3 f.'1
' s'.s s'n;''k .YY,,,a', w '''W.s''',1.'
1p15JiIo1 n W. eelrbl N l,Sllmbnf W
fl0uhf nIyoh
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Osihfsfos, Dscsmbef AZ -afss steamer
Granger, Of ihs Charleston 4 ssntes Line,
iook ns lids evening while on llef way 10
iI,is city and vas Burned 10 the water's
edge. together viii, "a bales Of cotton ceo
barrels q rosIn, e barrels Of crude rude,
lufpentlne. The nre wss discovered when
me steamer, which was On her WAY here
from hsntee, had reached Castle plnckney
InsItIo 0h4 IarhoE The flames spread 80
sepldIy that the passenwrs end crew only
11yed t!.snseIyss by jumping % board s,,I. yer
A.. With which .d ,s came ), z Collision ss,n
four Il whom have reached the city; two
|nre missing, but are ,supposcd TO be on
board Of enc Of the vessels anchored Ia tho
sfronm. The steamer belonged TO. Reyel,
~ 3 90. 11r this city, and VA
81 here and u running on the
d y ! = : : ! !
Genysqe, AID "a urpny, Of Dsvenporti
represenfa tives Be Hennepin Causl
Commission, app ~ 10 visit New York
in interest 81 NJ canal, returned to
the city Yesterday. In an, interview Major
Allen said Judge Murphy and himseif
had found AZ tbe dommsfcisl interests Ct
and the Northwest, to BE- in favor of the
canal, No opposition to the scheme was
encountered, except from a few men y
we're afraid the canal might prove
ininical to their interests in the
Buffalo, New York and WashinKtop.
canal. Representatives found Transports
|tibn to b the Paramount interest in but
canal was doomed OH all sides to be ne6 s
sary for full development OF the c0kl3
mcrce aof the great Northwestern Stnt8
which now paid7ot1t money enough every
year to build two such canals.
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CHICAGO. December Alas an engine
and pay-car Of the Nerthvesiern p, Haired Ca,
branch 9th Chicago River, near Fullerton
avenue to-day. The bridge swing opened
-usdenfv. and before the engine could be
stopped Il plunged With its tender into the
flfhr water The pey-cnr barely
ESCAPED By striking the bridge.
which hrd begun 70 swing
hack. The bridge was badly wrecked J.
VI. Learift, fireman. jumped rom The en-
W,lcor' was pulled out with his Iefi leg cut
m below The knee. The conductor was
crushed 10 3>ath between the engine ard
tender and the body . stlIi
n, ..'.' water. Thick smoke n1d noise
trosn he a<.-hho-lre t-ciorie- prevented
.,rnel. being zen or beard bE fhe bridge
lender and r1Iiro1d man. -.r
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M! ''!ES:sg9 NJ"
s||<f>d w ghsvl sSld I,e vet'd tyte ~
. ". .G'"s 7; 1sl i iI VIZ '''' '""
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HOW 1T HAPPENED.

8 The vessel which ran intoth war ship
Tennessee was the Western Texas. The
weather was foggy, but the officers of the
Tennessee claim not so much as to war
rant the accident. The Tennessee was all
chored out Of the channel and
had her fog bell going. The Western Texas
is uninjured. The plating Of the Tennessee
Was cracked five feet below the water line.
Her pumps were kept going all night and
to-day she was docked at the navy yard,
whence she had just emerged. gaf
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LsrDo-. Dsusrnber 21.-Ths meeting Of
he landlords IN DnbIin to-day vas al I'M
posing demonstration. Resolutions u<rt
a1or'1e1. co11crn1Inr The L1T Land - a
c.up,-<|su q NJ :. o-.s-rs z~-><
Grtrr4 Dtr<.11r 1.-The -
rn.k.nrn rt1 - t-nrIoTrl
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Lospox, Decsmbsr q - Mr. Pisot, form
srly proprietor Of the Dublin lrishmsn,
who recently issusd ~ article respecting
the Land Leagu6, has published . lette
further explaining his views, In
which ne says 1t Is believed
that Fenianisna Is practically, existing
in America and Ireland aud nearly in
Great Britain. That tho No Rent manifesto
Ina caused such run upon the resources
of tho Land League that they must soon
be exhausted, and that probably the gen.
'oral adoption sof the No Rent policy Will
lead TO such evaporation that there will be
.orkanixed attacks on the military and po-
lice which attacks can be Ietfectually
stamped out and the Lsaguewith them.
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AsoIaoas bs,sns A n ~ sssene'it,
ht rfffmehn0 i'f1ombefu EHeiHrrf
naIlviIls hfWnfded W natives lone a.
paiollos N llshhtlt, N The New fofk Her
nld fof want N othsr information ihty
had becn fofsafdod Nv post, addressed 10
0soefnl jenalleii, 90 Tue ielh Lsnam'nn
snd. Morris, scanthl Who rofe "
'hoaf, Joined their. 9mfndcs and
Vsiod that lieutenant DcIonH. Dr. hmblef,
I'D twelve others had reached NE upf[utf/i
Mouth Of The bsnn aud we're ttnrvin4 II
WIS 81 once determined 10 rosoiig flIet'!'
The survivors lost every Thing, nIld tuf!'
nscr Melville says money y urgently Meet
cd, and should be sent BY telegram 20
Governor Jakutsk. IL wne 1r89utIy ~
quested that six thousand rQuD Trans
fiiiffea TO Governor Jxkut9k ~ return
innd'care Of the shipwrscked me (.
lf' WAsHfsoroN, December y. -lII1 Follow
ing wis sent this evening; ~ Al n w /. 4. !.
Hoffman. Charge D. AlIaircs' a, |>bufr /.
The President desires you % make no
vision for the immediate relief and re
of the officers and men Qf the jfeii(
Gable promptly the aInoQ N. m N. x.
require and II will be prov ~ ..(41 'E3@><Q
rotary ofWar and myself. Az3o caoI9 Wne<
steps can be taken by this. goyernueut lor
the recovery of crew of The missiuR hpAt. Y.
ID (Signsd) FRsrASontYsEn5 bs1ketsfy " 4