The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-11-06

H.
ENERAL BLACK has ordered 800 names
eken from the psnsion rolls of the
lmbus (O.) agency.
AM JONES has, 50 he says, declined an
of 80 week by New York parties
blk morality in the North.
HERE are to bs no more Arctic expe-
ons under the auspices ot-the Govern
bt--at least for the present.
,NAroR STANFORD of California has
lie lsrs donation for the endowment
II college to be built at Palo Alto.
1EL and twenty four half breeds con-
a in the jail at Regina have petitioned
Dominion Government for mercy.
IN MICHAEL HICKS BEACH says he ex-
Is the Burmah expedition will open up
Bw and extensive channel for trade.
In attempt was made on the 29th to as
sina.e M. De Freycinet, the French
lister Of Foreign Affairs, Will, taking
live at Paris.
UrEN VICTORIA is said TO be very much
bleased with the book just published,
Ing Greville's recollecti' ms of Her
esty's court.
|HE Servian Government, in reply to
collective note of the powers, refuses
isarm the troops until the equilibrium
been restored.
In. STEAD, editor of the Pull Mall Co.
b, addressed tn, jary in his own be-
/ in the Armstrong abduction case at
don, on the 295h.
MEETING OF dignitaries Of the Catholic
rch is shortly to be held at Baltimore,
to further the projsct OF a university
Washington city.
b the town of Bakau, on the Caspian
Russians aud lMoslems recently en-
ed in little blood letting. Several
slams were killed.
LAGUERRE, an irreconclable member
he French Chamber of Deputies, has
engaged to defend the Italian who
+ mptcd to shoot M. De Freycinet.
III. r. DAVIS, of Chicago, has bsen dis.
red from practice as an attorney be-
the Interior Department upon evil
CO that he extorsed illegal fees in PEN
cases.
n. NOAH PORTER, for the past thirteen
RS President of Yale College, handed
is resignation at meeting of the cor
htion on the Doth, to take effect from
= u commencement.
HE Roumanian Government, has ex.
ed from Roumania dozen eminent
ish editors. 1t is supposed that this
on was prompted by attacks made
n the Government by these editors.
l. IE Typographical Union of New York
issued an address calling on all work.
men to vote against the Republican
lidates, because "the recognized or
of the party is issued from slave
lie Post-ofiice Department has rendered
fcision on appeal directing that postal
Us having special delivery stamp af-
d shall te Immediately delivered, the
10 as letters with the extra stamp on
n.
MISTER Cox reports from Constanti-
10 that DIR. Starrett, the eminent
@logist, who has been making explo-
ons in Asia Minor, and about whose
fare there was considerable anxiety, is
and has just returned to Athens.
&
mass-meetine of the miners of the
Fsilon tO.) district on the 20 h resolu.
was adopted instructing the dele.
es to the State convention in Columbus
Fember 3D., to vote for an advance of
cents per ton and pay every two weeks
ead of monthly.
HE Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Inns, which will expire by limitation
ember 3lst, is making rapid progress
the business before it, and officers OF
court say that all the cases before the
r5 will certainly be disposed of by the
die of December.
HERE is no apparent decline in the raw
Of the smallpox at Montreal. OF the
persons who died from the disease there
ing the week 237 were French Cana
ls, 8 were under months, % from 9
|lths to year. 1877 from to 5 years,
50 from to 10 years.
HE value of imports of the United
es during the month of September,
/, was 5o,311, ,759, against $55, ,529, 400 in
1ember, 1884. The value of exports for
tember was S47, 1884, ,5s3. For the twelve
ilthc andad
fhed $7l5,s9S,67l, against $50, ,551, ,2eO in
PORTS.
HE meeting of the Naval Advisory
|rd, called for the 2sth to take into
sideration the subject of completing
unfinished cruisers, did not take place
ug to the detachment, at his own re-
~, Of Admiral Simpson, President of
Board, whose successor has not yet
p appointed.
BE report of the Fifth Auditor of the
asury for the fiscal yeari ending June
shows that the total expenses of the
omaatic service were $40, ,249. Ihs
expenses of the consular service,
1858; amount of fees received, $751;
expense of consulates in excess of
received, $7S,S There was def
icy In receipts of fees, compared with
of $l175S7.
aE a death Of Rear Admiral j. G. P. De
a0 promotes Commodore John Lee
IS now commanding the Arctic fleet,
ear admiral. Commodore VIM. T.
N0on Is now the senior commodore,
VIII be promo ell to rear admi iral
luaryilS. 1856, on the retirement of Rear
niral Earl English for age, and this
promote Captain A. E. K. Benham to
'modore, Commander Geo. c. Romey