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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26

'"-The directors of the Greenville
Il &Laureus R! R., will begin at once
the bnilding of the road, and expect
to push it through in as short q
time as possible. They have re-
ceived propositions from the Rich
mond & &'rDanrille r. r. Co., and
also from sshe.Augusta & Knoxville
R.. r., but have not yet accepted
either propositions; or If they have
the fact is kept secret: t::''-i,'" ..
This road when completed will
shorten the distance between Green:
vile and Newberry thirty miles
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26
Complsint fog Relief {,


,Iu obedience to al order for .EorecIosure
in the above stated case, wifi sell, ii New
berry conre aHopse, on die, Rirstj MonHsy
lSsle-d4ylin February, a, D. 1882. within
dtiy he Legal hours ST sale, at public outery, %
the highest; bidder; aild and ads,gllssl.da.
tEset or plantation Of land Lying and being
10 lie County aforesaid and partly IN the
Town Of Hsuoerrsj containing eae Han
,dred and Twenty-si1, Acres. more, o.. less,
and bounded on the South by Fair Street.
on aheiiEssf bs'AGaAs S,reetaEa Foaa lead.
Jug 70; vi, Y.IF.irs. 9ns the; North by ',snds
Of v. Y. Fair, and on tie West by Csld-
vel, Street.; H:'ii 3TSl 80 % ~ ~ J
i .TkRxs OF SALEvtOae,ha9 cash, " Ae 3bal-
ance on credit Of twelve months with in
tersst from dxy Of ssase.' 'Potchasei IL give
- bond and mortgage 70 secure rhes etedit
portion and 10 pay for papers.
4 plat or pfsss Of the premises viii be:
found iu the Office of;E>P. Chalmers, Esq, 4,
21~ E, e: 1oNGsHoRE;p !:
81 :. ,Gonener of :Nsnberry Coanty.
.Dec..7, 1881. S-St. I
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26

Of the eighteen Grand. Jurors
drawn last week for this County
only one is a negro; and there is
only one negro on the Petit Jury.
A great deal has been said of late
as to the probability OF an indepen.
dent, movement in this State at the
next election; and it is just such
acts as this that will give an excuse
for. such . movement and render its
success possible: When Democrat
ic Office; holders discriminate so
palpably: and :pointedly: against
the negro he cannot be blamed if
he fails to believe. the promises of
equal rights which the Democrats
make to him during a political cam
paign. Such conduct tends to
ALLEVIATE him and to drive him into
opposition: Butoutside Of the con
sideration of policy, it is not right.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26
POST OFFICE,

NEwRERRY, S. c., Jan. 81, 1882.
of advertised letters for week ending
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-26

The Carolina Spartan, one OF the
oldest and best weeklies in. the
State, has enlarged its. size to an
eioht coI;1mn naDer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
WEST INDIAN AFFATRS.

KINGSTON, Dec 23.-AIuch indignation has
been caused throughout Jamaica because the olical
members Of ;he Council have voted 10 make the siaad
treasury Liable for the damages incurred by the drten
ton Of the steamer Florence The Official members
contend that Imperial Government should ocar the
expense No final action has been tiSan. The people
are agauus for representative government The coast
ing steamer Arrau Ashore Wednesday, December
l4th at Homc Shoe about five miles from gator Pond
Besides her cargo she had yeyen saloon and deck pas
seuger board The passengers safely landed and
IA schooner is relieving the Arrau Of nor cargo. She Will
become total wreck
The prgss of Jamaica Aavereen discussing tho project
sat forward jy Colonel DaSuns regarding annexation
10 the United states.
In the Barbados Tho public health continues 20 i'm
prove Agricultural prospects continue totbc "ncourpg-
ing In British Guiana heavy and refreshing ahowers
have fallen sickness Aas considerably Hhated and tue
health o. the colony may SAID 10 be satisfactory. Tho
Etuca OF coal 1T s colony ha fallen short Of tho local
demand. The Government has determined TO levy q
duty of 81 Ucr gallon kerosene oil.
In st Vincent the weather has been wet for time
past The health OF the colony good, though there
stl Of the ordinary types OF tropical disease.
There is great Oucry against taxation Il has been
raining daily m st. h.,ts FOR the PaBt few weeks auG tho
planters consequently iubilaUt Tho Dominica cocoa
plantations have been nucIu@ from excessive rains for
tho last three weeks. SuCaru8uC IS also necessarily
retarded. The medical officers I'm Grenada report that
tho yellow fever u almost extinct there being bat very
few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
SUSPECTED or MURDER.

John II. Brady, the young man who was ar
rested on Friday night suspicion of having murdered
early that morning, Louis Haner liquor seller at No.
IA West Twenty sixth ST., taken before Cor
oner Herman yesterday and remandcd TO
the Tombs to await the result OF the
inquest Brady said that hc at the walking match
on the night o. the murder until l a. m, and that a
young man named James Ryan was then with him.
Ryan was sent for, and ne made affidavit before the
Coroner at hs house in Sixtctnst that Brady was at
the walking match with him until the time mentioned
Ryan was not held but allowed to go on his
own recognizancc It s thought low by the
police that Brady is not guilty OF the crime charged
Joseph Bennett, Michael tuOgau and James j. Doyle
were arrested on Frdar u:lt suspicion Of compile
ity this crime, but nothing could be proved against
then. Iney were then he'd on . charge Of stealing
trunks.
Francis Quinn who SAYS he is laborer living at 20:
4J2 Ncst Thirty nnth-st arrested on suspicion OF
completely in the murder yesterday afternoon. His
description corresponds to than Of Une OF these llen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
PERIL.S OLE TH-E SEA.

YARMOUTH, \. s., Dec. 3L-From present
appearances the prospect Of getting tie Morlan aoat
is very slight The accident Is attributable to m
usunly strong setting IN TO the bay The steamer
IS fl Of water Mcssrs. 4. o. Wendell. jr., J. OBrien
and Jcunings Nckersou OF Boston, among the pas
scugcrs all OF whom have been sent here. About 100
barrels Of apples 200 tcrcc- of lard aud large Q-
tty Of wheat cheese, etc. have been thrown overheard
CALCUTTA, Dec 3I--The British ship Carbet Castle,
Captain Malaudane, from Ncw-YOrk July p fOr this
port, WhlCh has been long overdue, mas arrived
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 3l.-Ihe steamer Moselle, which has
arrived from the West Indies, reports that the
night the 23l inst she IN collision with the Italian
bark Ncucrauda. The bark abandoned in sinking
condition Tho captain and were taken on board
the MUselle.
The Cuu;rd steamer Scythia which arrived at Queens
to-day NCwYork, brought the passengers and
Of the schooner Mary, OF st Johns, abandoned
"a gsg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
TIE READING ANNUAL ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 3I.-The question Of
tie appointment OF Master 70 preside over the next
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tue Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company was argued in the
Court Of Common Pleas No l to-day. II was finally
agreed, AZ the suggestion Of the Court thar George NJ
Dallas should act rs Master and that the judges Of cleo
tion should hold 1t in accordance with the bylaws and
charter Of the company and report the results TO the
Court and II It be shown that the certificates OF cleo
ton are given ny error the Court will make order to
tbt persons whom 10 shall believe 20 be Legally elected
to serve The cOnteudng parties abandon their right of
appeal. EX-PrcsIdcLt GuWru filed an affidavit setting
f0!th that he was candidate for election, That he be,
ieycd he would have majority OF 10000 shares, ana
that 10 his purpose To vote any unIeEslelcd
share He announces that T. {. knight ami Joseph y;
Alcmus will be substituted for H. Pratt Mexican and
.Llhm AsLlurst who ErlLrc. mcmLcIa On hls uCAet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
cRInEs IND C4SC4LrIEs-BYr BYrELEGRAPH
sIIC1nEO OLE s RrssI

SUICIDE OF 4 RUSSIAN DOCTOR.
NI,W-ORIEANs. Dec. 3l.-lr. Theodore jlrlch,
aod four native O Russia mltt0d suicide by lax
n morphine beadonna and taunin lio leaves w1io and
HELD POR FURTHER HEARING.
PHILADELPHIA Dee. 3i.-Wllii9m Coates alias
Toh Ingram wa. arrested ;h afternoon uUon charge OF
collecting pension Illegally. lie was held Tor further
n'Aii'7A Accidentally SHOT HIMSELF DEAD.
NEW-BEUNsW.CK, y. j., Dec. 3l-Charics Will
laus Of Wast0us Mills while handling rcN0Ifcr tHs after
n on acc dentay discharged IT, The bullet cnared his
brain and killed him.
AWOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 3l.-E'lep Beckweu was
death This after Don at her home In Gossimer
si. Kate morris was 90 ne same tnr seriously "a hed
~ her clothing taking ire from the stove
AN ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.
PfTEE,BUBG, Va, Dec. 3l.-Emmet Cloud
icon, cd the aeg g.d murderer ~ John Murr and Thomas
clover southampton Conns wa, aIie,tgd t,t ngh' IN
Belucd. Va. This morning Ae was remlHded Tor 'laL
AC0IORED MAIL CARRIER MURDERED
NrV-OpIFANs. Dec. 3l.--Au old colored man who
carre te mail Jackson AuJ tIn on H was i1uhu
sbnv houe uc and the mail bag was missing l-uorts
are beng z made 10 arrest tle murderer ana robOoE
AN OLD MANS SUICIDE
WAsHfSGTON, Dec. .3ls-lohu Robinson a WHIte
man ag.t about sixty yral-, jii'o ol tl' 'Laht Army
Jai corner u Nlut, uuu was found haeiuf Dl lHe
neck IN the - uJrnny lhe appe france OF I'd" '"y m
dclted hat Doc hal boeu dc1l zolo ''A"
CHARGED WITH PJHGIN5 RAILROAD PASSES.
Pm ADFLpUIA, Dec. 3l.-tAtrlcs ". lau.sun
alias Watu- climluy 20 be'a-i-tmt 10 President Charles
\ C,ernan Of tAe Newlavcn ana NortAampt.n taHIu1l
Copghv ,. hcd 90 answer fpr Or1u" pas'os over
tos Gon1d Brook rOaI NeN-lO.k 90 fuiadelpGiA
SHOT IN 4 DRU NKEN hLTEHCATGpN.
BAusruN N Y, Dec 5l-Nilllam DtNlne,
Girnus Falls Tow y, engaged "a ar at''oti1A Win brFe
Wil1ur q 1.aprrOro oi It.i o. Iulltn Lake on hu,
6Iv lSaI uaay drew Eeyoyer and Ehot De'iae Who
L. IA a CrluCal CUA4luCA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoEDoS, Saturday, Dec. q. ISL
The stock Exchange viii be cosed Monday next
January .
Themoney received here f5f the relief Of the snr.rs
by the Vienna theatre fire exceeds S1s5,OOO.
The stock OF wheat IN Liverpool is 295 900 coutals
o. corn l0l6o0O centss ol 1our; 100000 sacks and
5000 bbls
The French Commissioners appointed to contnue the
negotiations for commercial treaty between England
ana France include NJ Gam5ctta and NJ spulcr Under
Foreign Secretary
Two sisters named Croughan hayo been shot near
Muligr County Wesimcalh, by unknown assassin
who entered their mother's farm house early in the
morning and after greeting the family drew revolver
and fired. killing one sister and fatally wound.ug tho
other.
telegram from Tlnis states that a majority OF the
Haum&ua tribe numbering . 800 tents, were expected
at Gaf-a on the 27th ust make submission and that
the rmainder Of the tribe also disposed % submit
IN which event the luburrccLIOu In the south OF Tuus
Will De AZ an end
dispatch from Cracow states that the CansOr sup
pressed ali olegraIns relating the riots rendered At
for Transmission abroad ana that many letters
from warsaw addre sscd 10 persons CracOw were de-
uvered opened The Vienna correspondent 81 The Times
says: "The HOu-utcrercuce OF tac troops during tho
recent tgOubcr . Wa-a" arose from tAc fears OF he
uufh0Tin5 tIIt Che rios precursors OF general
rising. and tLc} con.c4 4eu, concentrated the troops ln
the centre Of the town.
Mr. Chamberlain, Prcadcut Of the Board Of Trade,
writes 10 Mr. Ponder iu regard 90 injuries submarine
cables inflicted b. fishing vessels. Nr. Chambe rlain
suggests legal Tcucdes u. points oHt that cgc would
be- difficulty IN meeting the other grievances without
putting restraints uu the freedom 81 ih. fishing Industry,
Ile suggcats that the companies mi nt quite aa reason
ably be asked 90 Jas icr cables I- OF iI, alL not
frcquen,cd uy vessels for Ls..Hs purposes.
TORONTO, Dec. 3l.-Ihe We-t-e. turned suddenly tsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE OLD YEAR.

CIHCCIT OF THE WORLDS HISTORY.
REVISION OF THE NRw TEsTAMENT--AsSAssISATToS
IN TWO CAPITALs-Two CAMPAIGNs--REvoLr IN
IRELASD--A PEEP-sHow IN A BEAR-GARDEN FOL-
LOWING THE MOST SHOCKING CRIME or aoDERS
TINES.
1881 ought to have been year Of peace and
good will, for it witnessed the completion Of q
great religious work-tbe revision Of the King
James Version Of the New Testament. Yet tho
annals are stained with blood. In two capitals
there has been dastardly assassination in two
weak States there have BEEN active military
campaigus-one of them a want0n act Of for
cign aggression and the other the humiliatDg
cXpiation OF national crime and in the IN
happicst quarter of the globe distracted Ire
land, the olive branch of remedial LEGISLATION
has been thrust aside and the conspiracy
against rent paying has been aggravated by
midnight mmders and the Torst forms Of agra
ran crime Washington lbs been the point ot
commanding interest 20 which the eyes Of man
kind have been directed during the year. The
assa ssiHation Of the President Of frcr people,
more atrocous in itself than the murder Of
dcspotic Car, was rendered more memorable
by an agOnizing struggle for life and tho
prayers and sympathics of all nations. Unhap-
PLY the crime and the penalty are not brought
within the compass OF a single yeaE The Gui-
tcau trial, a vulgar combination Of pcep-shOw
and bear garden, is dragging on stlll, exciting
the cOntemptuous criticism of foreigners and
the passionate indignation of Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne US.
TIE STATE OF BRITISH TRADE.
LOypoN, Dee. 31.-Jbe Times, IN its imam

lllI ~ \ T. VI i'a'L i''4A -@'-Ni>--'
LoypoN. Dee 31.-Tbe Times, IN its imam
cial article tls morning says
The wear has been marked by quiet bu' steady i'm
commencement which Interrupted Du7'ncss ana caused
heavy lossas o live stock After tr1t quarter OF the
wear way traffic uTns began slow an hc''S-'
which has continued ever since th luroNcHcni lh I'
fouT per cent O.h'r trade -t"u-. x are tI'iF ra ~
factory. The enormous prod .l"n o. IRON III
1850 has been exceeded in i9~i mo ,""Hc
consumption also has b'"n on - H't4 lLItti i
scale, aud f. largely on account oI -.'PN'h4uE,
on the clyde alone 100000 more tons of ebrpm2 Ee
been 0ult than iu the most ar' prev Gus ear li'"-
ably lie on tam Of ships Gins Y'9r las been rom
100000 90 D1lNNI TONS -r.t or tpuu' lt''l OFT 'r
existing tonnage of Oh" bras. meIcautte Ncci or Wlch
more than tenth W, CON IIcr that .ht ne" sh7 arc
me pro. pci,y Of other ,radrs is shown by the in-
crease up to the end of November IN the aggregate
value Of exports ut British produce ana manufactures
by nom three tO fOuI per cent The rrrel@' W'ud HI-
pear be greater If the quantity were rcrhoucd
Instead of Tie yauc: undoubtedly us rcckoucd the eS-
not excepting 1872 or 30 when a values were iHN1ch
Paine .u is again diminishing, ana the revenue nom
deposits u savings banks increasing IAt large Idner
OF new companies s sign thal the Nil"h once more
pD1sts-r considerable surplus capital available for nils
Cel4ucous investment The rise IN the value q" money,
which another main feature Of the past year, oTi-
mates from the general business activity
The OItOok for the new year on the "hot S reis'ur
From all the ira ing centres at nome the REPORTS
are SUI OI lIcltaAI"s I,.l'en' "''i I
inquiries and orders IT the present promise mods Eo1d
the year sS2 will perhaps DE sable among the
years Of prosperity rs 1873. Moderately high ritc| OF
money viii do harm, buJ VIII enforce iJic caution
Inc tbe existence Of germs OF evil bad hory 20 has
checked prosperity in America, and there Ii dangerous
counts Of the Bank O Frauce have increased Tt3iy %
per cent within year ou- h 90 sho" how near collapse
may be Prosperous as the ne" Ncar promises 10 De.
there ample room for caution amouS tAe laNblnT ana
fllc community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
rR1GuEYrS or WEsrERY NEWS.
TO BE nANaEp FOR WIFE alrRDrR

TO BE HANGED FOR WIFE AfURDFR.
CfNCINNAu Dec. 3l..-WIlllam Ntzhugh,
convicted here Of murdCrug his wife in june This
morning sentenced 10 be hanged Oh April 81
FATAL EXPLOSION IN INDIANA
WTNAMAC, Ind, Dee. 3l.--The boiler in the
Helm fatally ujurng Daniel DTi, and severely nJurug
a third man
ILLINOIS MILITIA Disc NNDED
CmCAGO, Dec. 3I.-Ihc AdjutInt-GcnCTal Of
Illinois issued orders disbaudnE six companies OF
the "a Brigade OF Militia aud one company Of tae
81 Brigade.
SMALLPOX AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS.
KEOKt *. Dec. 31.-A dispatch says the dis
which broke among the students OF the medical
college rs now acknowledged by all the physicians, in
cludius the faculty. 10 be smallpox
THE MISSOURI RIVER CLOSED.
Sioux CITY, la., Dee. Jl.--ihe Missouri
River closed last night The ice is gorECd against On"
bridge OF tbe ST. Piul aud Omaha RAJ way, b n away
800 feet OF the structure IL Will taA6 week Tor repairs
BUSINESS or TIE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUGE.
Chicago, Dec. 3l.--Ihe business of the Gus
tom House ,Or the past year. according 10 the annual re-
port been much larger than ever before. The direct
exports Amounted IN yatue to F33i3,0oD Duties werc
COLLECTED TO the amount Of S292. .3l9 on imported
CHARGES AGAINST A CLERGYMAN.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.--A dispatch from Deca-
tur H. says Religions circles are stirred by DISCLOSURES
growing the dismissal Of the Rev. ". MdtHar,
Mr. Maynard Is charged with drunkenness and other
conduct unucComnC IA minister of the Gospel. When
confronted with the charges he resigned.
AN OFFICER SHOT By LIQUOR SELLER
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Doc. 3l.-POllcc Officer
Naruu l,ncs was and killed last night by Clay
Crcnsnaw, IA liquor seller. The officer undertook TO
rest Crcnahaw, who into shop; the Olccr followed,
and when Crcu3haw nrcd upon him HYnc3 rcturcd the
fire, and eight shots were exchanged Hync5 fell
dead. shot through the heart and Crcnshaw lies j.! oy-
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
PIT OET or 1 TREATRE.

Lewis B. Levy, a lawyer, who lives at No.
234 West Thiry-aecondst., went to the BUou Opera
House night with his mother, his brother and his
sister James b. Crane who lives in Duchess County,
but does business this city, and Arthur D. Fiske Of
No. 80 West EiShty-hrst-st, s0t in front Of
Mr.. Leyy's party lie says that they both in
suited his mother and that Of them touched her
with his Mr.. Levy spoke to Mr.. McCAull the
manager, about IT, AMI the latter sent FOR the
into the lobby saying That he wanted to them
When they went there poll conan arrested them.
The refused 70 20 TO the police station, and I'm the
trouble which ensucd Crane pushed through one
OF the DOORS and his hand was cut badly They were
taken the police station and after Crane had his
hand dressed they locked up for the night. They
were both wen dressed and looked gcntlcmanIike.
Both dcnied that they bad insnlted any one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
TUE NEWS IN LONDON.
70 THE STAGE AND FINE ARTS

.,dS" rv COERCION IN mrIANpm1,n n,TE ,ST-NR gs
a0 .ycyIL coNrRApIcrs Mr. c"AMph.,r,o I,o rop
1a$rNG WINS MORE LArEELS-f"hiA'i>0 '''
THE AMERICAN OPERA SEASON, \. 1,,,, Tr,pr,vr
rbe London cable dispatch to HE IN : EiHo 1,S N,
..nortS % that more rigorous measures VIII ProI- P,
a.p inpv be used by the Government IN lTC,anu C,
Ts Spn nnJ,c Of Argyll has contradicted Mr. Cham
tdro,n's ~ assertion that the Land League was was
pe,,"ld n" deemed legal The Guitoau trial Is sun
S". Sroev criticised by the London press. Nh r.
1trV 49, has achieved success as Djgby Grant Mr'
cre IS engaging singers for an opera season
~ his country The winter art eAhlOluou'
nre about u open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

city employing 7649 operatives, with capital Of oyer
S11,000,0OO. There was sold during the year
$32, .756 OF their products, being an In
crease over 1880 OF Ss, ,O97 sG4 The Dispatch says
The outlook for 1882 il quite promising "a at any
period OF the past year. most OF our manufacturers nav
ing orders ahead which will require several months 70
fiji. Not few enlargng their present places OF
business and others erecting new and moro e1peh
sye worl better sites 10 meet tho increasing &c
mands O, trade The wholesale jobbIng trade In al de-
partner shows 25 per ceutum increase OF saieS
with the previous year. The shipping or me
polt has creased about 80 per centum railroad reg
and pi enger traffic AZ per rtum, and neary az
Other departments Of business .4a Ike degree Oi
nro 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
AMERE CASE OFSTJcK GAHBLLNG.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-The case of Mrs
Marion L. Dow and Royal La rOuchc, charged with con-
spring to defraud Mrs Mary E. Rowland Of $1,000
which she had given Mrs. DOW to invest in railroad
stocks was heard this morning before Judge Elcock
who held that It was q OF gambling in stocks
II was very disrcpuable business and 1t should be
prohibited by the Legislature. As the law stood he
could not hold them 60 be crlnnally responsible Ibe
prnsrcurix had her remedy in the civil courts He dis
charged the REALTORS this charge But, he under
stood that Mrs. DOW is detained on capias ~ answer
amOLher nlIence. he remanded her U prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
coM4GE 4T THE PHILADELPHA MINT

PHLAuFlIUIA. Dec. 3i.-The coinage eX-
ecuto at tie United States Mint in this city IN the year
1881 aggregated 59174,G3j pieces, valEed at
S1G5-C,IGj so. or this amount 2,26O were double
eagles 3-772GO eagles 57O9 800 half eagles 800 three
dollar eod pieces quarter eagles 1900 gold dollars
aIe34T5 silver dollars. lOg7j half dollars, 1879
quarter dollars, g4975 duca 7231J i've cent plrces
i,OSO 80 three cent pieces and 1921 575 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

moro admirable are Watts's portraits
which are treated with the refine
ment and poetic insight peculiar to him.
They include thoo of Tennyson, Browning
Swinbunc, Gladstone the Duke of Argyll, Robert
Lowe, John Stuart Mill. Miss Martineau Leslie
Stephen Lorls LyndhuTst and Shaftcsbury'
Joachcm and Carlyle. There was a private Royal
Academy exhibition to-day of old masters. Gw.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
AhURDERER on NEWYoRE JUSTICE.

SING SING, Dec, 31.-William Sindram,
the murderer of Mrs. Crave, has written a letter
dated at the Tombs, December D. to John ii. Dean a
convict in the prison here under sentence Of seven
years imprisonment for perjury IN the Nusent case.
Sindram in the letter, which is long one, accuses the
principal witnesses against him of perjury particularly
in points which showed premcdtauon on his part He
saws that there are many murderers in the TOmDs to
dgv who will undoubtedly escape sentence for murder
in the first degree Justice, he says, has reused lHet
from sumber in his particular case but VIII so 10 sleep
again as soon as he is hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

last night From three 10 eight inches of snow fell in
different parts Of Ontario this morning.
MONTREAL. Dec. 3l.-The French delegates were en-
teTtaned at dceuuer in the Windsor Hotel this morn
ing, there being large attendance Of czens---..J a
F. Rarhe an extensive stock operator has failed. the
market having gone heavily against him. HIS losses
will to 100000 His liabilities to other brokers'
will reach 330,OO0.
MEXICO. Dec 31-A successor 70 scnor Zamacona, the
Mexican Minister at Washington. has been appointed
bat his name il at present withheld from the public