Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1878, Page 2

ER1i CIHICAGO UNG ) TUESLDAY, -DECEMBER IST8—TWELVE PAGES T ire T Company &4 Yhh {nnorsOr, agMINAL Gaines, Compteplier, In error tov the Supreme Lourt of Tennessve. The principal question in this cause {8 whether plaintifTs in error can be compelled to | ay taxes upon thelr capital atock, road, and appurtenances fn accordance With the recent acts of the Gieneral Assembiy of Tennes- #ce, when by thelr original charters they were sariously excmpted feom taxatfon, Decrea aflinmed, with costs. No.- 78. Richard P. Stoil, Collector, gtc., plaintsfT in errer, against Robert P. Pepper, In ‘ertbr to the Circult Court of the Unired States for the District nf Kentucky. aflinned, with costs and fntercst. SOUTH CAROLINA. THR AFFIDAVIT OF A BOUTH CAROLINA €OI~ ONRD REPURLICAN—RIS JIOUSK AND OCUT- DUILDINGS BURNED RECAUSE NE WOULD NOT NBECOMH A DRMOCRAT. ‘Wasninaron, D. C., Nov. 20.—The followlag aflidarit, mado by Benjamin Johnson, a colored cltizen of Beaufors, 8. C., needs no explanation or comment, and calls for the prompt attention of the Depsttment of Justice: State of SoutA Carolina, Meaufort, Deaufort County : Pernonally appearcd Lafore me, a No- tary Publlc, duly commissioned and sworn, Hen- Jamin Johnson, colored, resident of Heanfort County, residing near_Allendals, in the Calhoun TFiantatlon, owned by James Calhoun, who, beln dnly sworn, depones and says: 1 have rented land from James Cathoun for the past {wo yeara. 1iwas ownod and raised by Albert Mims, nearby. My {amily consists of & wife and four children. Dure dng the past year we have raised a crop of cotion, corn, peas, and potatocs, [ hnilt a honso and cntton-barns un the landa I leascd of Calhionn, and had my crop rtored in the esme, consisting of 0,500 poundas seed cotton, 160 bushels cob corn, 25 bushels peas, My crops, tocether with my baildines and honsehold gooits, wero bnrned Nov, 8, under the following circunstances: Yeft home In the morning foattend o Repub. lican meeting at Mima® Croes-roads. My wifo and children went to vislt ber father's family, four mlles off, During our ahsence our houte was burned, T was told by Mra. Munday and George eat, who [ive within sight of my house, that they #aw 8 party of red-shirt cavalry zoing to and com- ing from our house, And thai immediately alfcr tuey came oway Lhe fire broke oat, consuming the buildines and contents, 1 had ‘been scting as Chalrman of the Jepublican Club, ana had been repeatedly threatened by the Democrats for he- longing to the Kepublican Club, snd for not voting as thcy desired ma to. Fdward Peeples, William Peeples, and oihers cama to e with a potition, or piedge, and wanted me to sigy |y, sgreeing ta becoma s Democrat, and told mo if 1did not sign it1 wonlt lave to leave the country. Tho night after the hurningof my house Democrats visited my lot. 1 waa ontside, on the lookout, “Ihey aaw mo and shot after me with their riflen. i ran into the swampe. They followed ina as far as the thicket. 1 stald in tho swamp ali night and part of tno following doy, wnd a4 soon as I could safely, I made my way to Beantort. Judgment BexsaxiN ¥ Jouxson. mark, TW".‘nen to signatare—Qeorge A, Crofht, M. B, rerett, Swari to and subseribed, befora ine this 21st day of November, 1878, Jaxuxs ). Crorur, Notary Pablic, TITR SOUTH CAROLINA RLECTION AGAIN, Tho Legisinture of Routh Carollus assembled oud organized on ‘Tuesday of -Jaet weeks It is litically;divided as follows, compared with that ast choscn, after the lattet had been wecded to suit the requircmonta of the bullavzers at that ume: ~1R78-'0, ~ ~1870-'7, ~ Rep, Dem., R’I‘h an. Wb W 1 15 .3 221 60 " Total,.vo siessis o8 150 k] ] The votes cast ot the late clection for State olflcers were canvassed by this, Legislaturc ou Wednesday, and declared to be as fullows: kor tovernor—\Wade Hampton, 119,550; all others, 213, For Lieutenant-toverdor—1. D, Simpson, 110,084; sl othery, 10, NOTES AND NEWS. MEAUNPTION. Speetal Dixvatch to The Tridune. Wasningron, D, C., Dee. ~The Committee on Banklng and Currency will to-morrow take up the Senate substitute for the repeal of the Resumption act, which authorizes tho Sesretary of the Treasury to receive grecubacks for cus- tome, and for 4 per cent bonds, Beveral mem- bers of the Committee hold that ho Las no au- thority to accept anything but guld for customa, snd thiey now propose to give bim tha right to do what ho says in bis report le deslres and in- tends to do,. unleas otherwiso dirocted by taw, Representative Phillips, of the Committes, will propose an emendment that, whenever con re- scrves fally below 850,000,000, specic payment shall be suspended until it is restored to that figure. BECRRTARY THOMPSON 1LL. Becretary Thompson was taken quite sick at the breakfast tabls this morning, and was car. ried to his room. His family hava been consid- e;‘bll’y troubled abous his condltion throughout tha day, Midnight—Secretary Thompson's sttack was vortigo. Iio Is better. THE SILVER DOLLAR. Actton of the T'hlladelphia Danks. Specla) Dispatch to The Tridune, Priapaveina, Dee. 2—The Natlonal banks are not in haste to follow the example of thelr Now York ossoclates. They bod & moeting to- dav, and adopted tho first three ot the resolu- tions adopted by the New York Clearing-House, but oo the fourth, the cowmwmittee re- ported, and the report was unanimous- ly oceepted, that “Your commitiee has given epeclal atcontlon to resolutlon No. 4 of tho New York Clearing-House, sgree- 1og to receive silver legal dollars only as ¢ spe- clal deposits, payable fu kiod,' and decms it foexpediont to take any actlon at present fn reeand to it, owd so recommends <to thls Assoclatlon, and begs luave to add that we are duly im- pressed by senso of tho duty of the bauks to contribute by their action toward the full re- sumption of specle payments, which should fo- clude tue speedy and permancut attalnment of # gold standard of value vorresponding with thut accepled snd fn use by the must In- teltizent and prosperous uutions; oud, separding the sliver dullar a8 of {uferlor ectual value to tho zold dollar, and thay its cruission and cirenlution 1o a larger quantity will be productive of manifold evlls; NEVENTUELESS, 1t !s o fawfui dollar, und no action of the banks discredittog und disregardlog {t cun prevent fta use us wovey; but these copsidera- tlons Imposv uvou Cungress the duty, as it has the power, to reinuve tho evil referred to by legislatiou cstabiisbing the equality of the guld aud allver colus and Guited States notes, “Tne appichension thut thera will be lnticted on the country a currency of unver- tain snd declulog valu@ bas been sud f8 wmow the chiet obstacly to & return to uatural prosperity, and your Committee entertaln shie hope that Conyress at its appraaching scssfon will remmove this vusta- cle by providing sound aud stable curreuctes, lo- tercbungeable with each other at par, theroby averting tho threatened avil of @ foctuating unicasure of value, which is so reprossive of entarprise and fnjurfous $o the Industelal aud other interesta of the peuple.” The fuct Is that tlero (s a strong seatiment jo this Btate in favor of silver, and tho city banks arc afrald to dfsre- gard the senthments of the country lostitutious regarding the new dullar. To the Western dssociated Press, PmiLapxienss, Dec. 2—"The Cicaring-House Asgoclation to~lay resotved that the Avoclated Banks uf Philadelphia, after the 1st of January, 1539, will declive recelviug gold colus as special depoalts, but will accept snd treat them only as Jawful mouey, sod will discontinus speclat gold uccount by notlfication to terminate them ou the 15t of Japuary vext. Bevoud, tbey will forbid spucial eschanges of gold checks at the Clearing-ilouse. ‘Third, they will pay and vecelve balances at the Clearing-House cither In gold oola or fu Unlted States legal-teuder botes. Your Committec bas eiven special attention to resolutlon No. 4 of the New York Cleuring- Houoe, w:wlu,f 1o receive siiver leosl dublars ouly as "mc clal deposits, finyublu in kind," and dectas it Wiéxpedient Lo take suy uction at pres- cut In regund Lo it, and so recommend tothils As- soctation. Regundiog she sllver dollur as of in- Serlor srtual value to the gold doilar, sud that 8 etnlaslon knd circulation ly larver yuantity will be productive of mavifuld evils, veyerthe- leas it 18 & lawiul gollur, and po asctfon of thy banks discrediting sod degrading L cen pre- veut 18 use we wouey, hut there are considerations which fiubose upou Couyresa the Juty, as it bas the power, Lo rewioye the ovil re- ferscd to by Jecislution -.-uablhmui the cquali; of tho value of Lold und silver aud Culie Brates notes. which the Vicerezal party have been favored |{ tho h for the past week has come to an end, and this morning at 10 o’clock, In the midst of » heavy storm of rain and sleet, the Marquls and Prince Lontse left Montreal for Ottswa. Notwith- standing the wrotched state of the weather and ronds, lorge crowds surronnded the carriage all tho way, and the cheering at tho Bonaveniure Btatton was feature their departurc was the presontstion of sn address from the Caughnawags Indiang, ex- pressing loyalty ana devotlon to their Great Motlier, the Quecn, which was read by Chiet Joseph, Ilis Excellency made a suftable reply. Her Royal Highness yesterday sent the follow- ing meseagu to the Priocess of Wales on the oc- casion of the latter's birthday: gland ; Ylappy returns, and wach love, of thanks: and kindnesa shown by tha people in the reception .the ollicials of the corpuration at ol having i, ple. The Governor-General Goes from Montreal to Ottawa. which presented a sceno of great besutg. Scenes Attending the Departure from the Canadian Me- tropolis. tawa—Qrxrrengx: (s with The Rain Graciously Descends fn Bucketfuls upon Their Excollencies. 20 tenly in Lhi child in Ca natnral impul and which do not onl; ylctions of 8 peo) le who, In tho bnve sequired ol Arrival and Welcome of the Satrap at His Seat of Government. o ehaken Lorne Makes Himself Bolid by Paying Daserved Tribute to the Oourtly representative of Mnlfimly and viriuo. e attachment i and generons, and demonsteated In an unmis- takable manner the loyalty of the Eastern peo- Wellington, Sparks, Ridau, and other streets were profusely decorated with everareens, mot- toes, hunting, and a varicty of other otnaments, Upon the arrival of the train thelr Excellen- cles wereconducted to the beantifully-decorated pavilion by the Mayor and Clly Aldermen, where the address of thecorporation wae pre-, sented, to which the Governor-General seplied, & nortion of his remarks being ss folluwa: The Mayor and Umrnrnl:oi of the City of Ot~ the greatest satla- faction that I sceept your loyal ndilress, and hear in 4t Lhose expresaione of devolion to her Majesty the Queen which indicale the feelings which liva hearta of every man, woman, and prove tho pulss of all wiio cnjoy the birthright of Britlsh ¢itizent, but demonaitates the natural con- knowledge they the polltical Inatitutions of the world, cling with a tenacity and lemtioss nuver ta to the Conatitntion which thelr fathers molded, and nnder which they cxierlence now the biessings of frecdom und the trangallity of order beneath the sceptre of s pracious suler, whose (hrone Ia revered as a eymbol of constitu- tions! authorily, and whose person la honored as a ich binds the Frovinces of Tritieh North Atnerlea to the nu‘: has never heen n Duffori mors strikingly shown thau during (he past year, erin, and we know ine readincrs displayed o share tho dongers and to parake of “the triumphs MONTREAL. of " the mother country is no fecting Bvecial Dispatch to The Tytdune. Moxtauar, Dec. 2.—~The fine weather with equal Rrlove. minion. Tess and the same hem( cordinlity, {m‘ wo ara deeply sensihile n auch s reception. tremendous. Au fateresting the procecdings previons to | ssive and. her daughter, 7 Ings of pride in thio urandeur of this the Colunies of the Crown. regal residence. count of tue storm. CASUALTIES. . ACCIDENTALLY SIOT. Apecial Dispasch 1o The Tridune 7o the Princess of Vales, Sandringham, En- Lovisx. The Mayor has recefved the followlng letter Wixnson Horss, Dec. 2.—Ifs WanA!r the Mayor of Montreai—8tn: 1am desired by his Bx- callency the Uovernor-Gonaral to request your Worstup and the wambera of the corporation to exprens on Win betialf to the citizens of Mantreal his deep densc uf the loyalty, courtesy, goncrosity, Lortly aiter, of the Princess nud himself, not oniy un the doy of |, Uselr entry Into the City; bt on every bccaslon on ‘which they luve visited auy port of the tuwn. It has been & wolcome uever excollad, and munifests ed In thy most striking manner the deeply-rooted love burne by all sections of this yreat community of Muntreal ta thetr Sovercign, and to the loyaity they are wiiling to extend to lier representativennd 1o the daughbter of their Queen. The Princess how bocu much touched by the neartineas with which her Toyal Highness has everywhare boen greetod, and hin.Excellcncy wishes odpecially ta thauk thuse whosy _stroni aud ready hund couducted his car- lage along tho streets and draw 1he Princess and himnclf thzaugh so lone a purtion of the run! regards thoir asslstauce as o type of the strone and cuthusiastic support and md woich he 3 confident he will ever reccive from ali in Canada, Ta yoursolf, r. Mayor,und the city authoritles, and also to thuse who urpgamized the arrangements whicli were so succeasfully carriud out, his best thankas are duc, and he will averiovk vack npun tho iftn of Novembar sa a day on which thu pooulation of n great Cauadian cn{ proved afresh the title they hold to tha grateful recogultion of tho repre- sentativo of the Crown, . 1 have the honor o be, alr, your most obodient sorvant, ¥. DEwixTON, A good deal of dissatisfaction cxlsts smong DROWNED. ot Canal strect this cvening. were drowned, STRUCK A SNAG. damege. . A FATAL FALL Mr. Charles Lehima and very wealthy. been presented to the Governor-Uencral nod THIMTEEN FOR ONE, Princess by the Mayor, incident, bat & anre aign that the peonloof thiw fm- pire are determined Lo ahow (hat they valua s a common heritage the rirength of union, and thes onor of the Sovercign will be upheld with loyalty by her sunjecta in evary vart of the \:’u;urc now lrlnvr‘n‘!d. =|l cumlru:ll h:)rm woma part of the Important Provinces of the Do- h In all lnevnlnccl we have vishicd—and I regret it wan not in our power at this scason of the yoarto visit more--we hitve mal with the saine kind- 1 can assurg e uf mll that ia conveyed 1t will be a plexsant duly to convey to the Saverclgn a just descniption of ho manoer in which yon have received her repeesents It {a with pecuiiar focls st ;llll’lln|l| that 7 accept, on the nartof the Yueon, the welcome aiven u‘; at Ottawa, the Capltal uf the greatest of Atthe concluslon of the specch, the Uovernor. Gencrol and Priucess were oscorted to the Vice 1l the othicr ceremonjes—illumination and torehlizht procession—were postboned on ac- EAST BAaiNAW, Mich,, Dee. ¥,—Willlam Du- naphy was handling & revolver ycsterday, when it accldentally dlschareed, the charge striking kis son 10 years old in tha abdomen, who dle New Onrtgaxs, Dee. 3—A ekiff contalning five boys was upset by the Bteminboat Bargoud when backing ont from tho landing at the foot Three of the hoys, Johu Eckert, Andrew garncst, und Janies McFarland, aged respectively 14, 15, and 17, . Ho Mesems, Teun., Dec. &—The steamer Katy- did, froms New Orleans. pleked op o snag Jast Baturday night, near Greenesilie, Miss,, tearlng off her upper and lower euards and dolog great FortT Warxs, Ind.,, Dee. 2.—This afternoon eged 80, foil through an open hatchway at Stevens’ wagonshon, and was {nstantly killed. Ilowas & well-known citizen 1IA1IPAX, Dee. 2,—lier Majccty’s steamship Orontes, on her passage henco for Bermuds, ON THE TRAIN. lost n man overboanL ‘Tho boat’s crew of hirs Bpecial Dispuieh to The Tribune. teenn, who went to the rescue, wers all drowned PreScOTT, Dee, 2.—~The Viceregal traln ar- [ Y the capalzing of the boat. rived ot Prescott Junction at 1340 p.m As it steamed up to the station the rain camo down In torrents, A large platform, with un arch at cither end bad been erccted, und was very taste- fully decoratest, and covered with a searlet car- vet. A guard of honor from the Forby- first end Forty-sccond DBattallons waa prosent, snd tho Prescott battery of ar- tillery werc statfoned a short distance off, and, as the fraln came in, fired & Royal salute. Owing to the heavy raln, it was thougbt advis- able that thelr Excollencles should not leave the traln, but both tho Marquis and Pritcess ap- peared on the platform of thelr car und were groeted with entliusiastic cheers, Mayor Buck- ley then advanced, and ou behalf of the Cor- poration of rescott rend the usual sddress. After Lord Lorne bad read hts reply, the train TROUBLY, AFAR® OFF. Nav, 3 cargo Is much dsinazy uieeniislichistodas ) SUICIDE. Fury in the i and o Kills Himaolfs Special Dispated to The Tribune. 8ax Fraxcisco, Dec. 2.~The Dritish ship Eskbonk, from Glusgow to Portland, via fonve luly, struck Dintnond Head, flawalian hhl)gll. The vesscl will probably got off, Thy nil s bolng takeu out. A Ses of Traubles Roars with Frightening 8 of # Citizen of Rockford, _Rourromb, IiL., Dec. 2.—This community was horrified at the announcoment of the sufcide of Georga M. 8mith by hanging, Arfslog at 3 o'vlock, as was his habit, o went to tho batn, as his wife supposcd, to take care of his horae, aqalu started for Ottawa, Belng absent longer than bis wont sho became alarmed, and, fesrlng he had done some rash OTTAWA. act, alarmed her brother, who went o the barn Hpectal DizvateA 16 The Triduna 0O1TAWA, Dec. 2.—Everybody fa disappolnted here, owing to s storg which bas been fu prog- vess ofl duy, The gravd public reception to Lord Lorne and the Priucess Loulss Lias been postponed unt!l Wednesday, which had already been proclaimed a day of thanksgiving through- out the Dominfon, Their Excellencies arriyed at tho station here at 4:30 p. m, The arrival of tho traln was heralded by the discharge of and found the body of bis brother-in-law dun- gling from a rope attached to abeam above. M. 8mith has been engaged fo busincss {n this city for more thun twenty years, In the dry-goods trade. Uct, 19he made an assigh- meat to George A, Sanford, Cashier of the 8ccond Natlonal Bank, his Nabllities amounting to over $40,000, and his osscts about $35,000, Belng thus heavily -involved, and baving no prospect of ever paylog off this tndebteduess fog signals placed at intervals along the | preyed on hta mind, belog aggravated moro by ligt. A deputation of the City Council | facts coming vut at the late meeting of the walted on thelr Exvellenclos, who | Board of Supervisors, where a defaleation of were received on ihe platform by | over $400 was Ofscovercd. Mr. Sinith was a a guard of honor composed of 100 mea from the Uovernor-General’s ¥oot-Guakds, under tho command of Col. Ross. A salute of twenty- one guns was fired from the Nepean Battery, aud thelr Excellencles, accompanied by a brill- lant milftary statl, were eacorted to tho dals in the puvilion prepared for thelr reception, and vresented with the Corporation addre Governor-Oencral's reply was of coni Jength, e said: Mouse Committee. Knowing the further dlsgrace an ment by the noxt Grand Jury, n|r‘m Hix sad fate has cast. a g} clty, meu, Ho Jeaves a wi thy o thes whole commnunity, THE WEATHER, that it 14 to 50 foreln country that wo come, but that Lave only crosead tho scalio tind ouraelyes among our own people, snd (0 bo gregtud by fricnds on coming ta home. In eniering the which ruu have nnllinml 10 the Uovernore | shall personully regret the absence of atiugulahed nooloman whoni 1 have the bunor 10 call my frieud, and whose depariure must have ruived among you the aud fuclings tnseparable on he parting of une whose career bioce was one lo triumips i (he aficcliops of Lhe people, thowwand memorien throughout the lengih and i of the land speak uf Lora Dullerin. 1t needs with you no titulsr mensoriale, such as thy of streeta sod bridges, to comniomorate the name of W who uot only sdorucd sil ke tonched, but, by his oloquence and his wisdow, proved of what tucalculabla silvantaye to the Siate It wat to have Ju the represcnlalive of the soverelgn uue in whom sature Judicionaness, hnparislity, kind- uewe, grace, und excolience wers 50 blono1 thal his advice was & boon cyually to be desired vy all. apprubation & prixe o bLe coveted, and the words -~ tbat came from lle sitver tougue (which always charwed and uever hurg) treusures Lo be cherlsbied. [ am confideut that the Jand bo served 5o well kuew how ta value hls pres. ence ou Wil slways ook upan his de. roport| pleasury ncet fru Lus sojourn among you. conddent that wo slall Hud with you a genor. and kindly desire to judge well of our efforis fu faltli yous expectatiousi and, aithough you speak of tuw recent gruwi of your city, and contrasiit with the pluces which have bocome [smous In the world, 1 need not remind you Lhat there fs 2 npeclyl intae: nnd siynificauce (u casting (n our lot with ¢ 18 not o in. herit Wlsiuey, but pt_your ex. pressions of coufidence, o thad 1t do my best 1o desorve it. At tug couclusion of the reply, the Vicerezat party eotered thelr carrisges, aud were driven to Rideau tall. ‘To-norrow will bo devoted to receiving ad- dresses from the varlous duputations who wre Lere, and & military review wiil probably take place, Therv will bo's tosvhilght procession on Wednesdsy eveoing, and the (lovernar-Genoral sud the Priucess Louise will be escorted through the city to see tho (liwninations, which promise w Le extenaivo and vovel, Tothe Watern dssaclated Press. Orraws, Dec. 2—Although a drjasting rain continued from early worniog uutil the errival of the Vice-Regel traln, it did not dampen In the slightest degres the cmotion aroused lo thy hicarts of the people of the Ottawa Valley. The clity was full of strangers, who flocked In from every part, aud with citizeos of all ¢, ure- spective of crced or uationslity, foiued {n ona grand outburst of cuthusiasw,—a fitting culwiuation to the serics of princely grectings which Lave marked the progress of the Viee Regul trajn. The welcome was broad, hearty, rising, baroineter. presaure, 1, Escauaba, Marquette, sud Duluth, Lodak .llll'l?ln)(.‘.c xKVATIONS, UG A, e Wwind il TRy car. oY, member of the Buard aud Chalrman of the Poor- 1t was traced to his hands. distr 5 would be compelled to et by his fricnas, ex- pulsion from the Board, &nd probavle indict- J e took bis owa oo all over the Binith was widely aud favorably kpown. e was ono of the wost Tvulnl and kind-hearted ife and five children to wourn his logs, who reecive the utmost sywpu- Orricz ov Tus Caier Siawal OvriceEs, Wasnixaron, D, C., Dec. 3—1 5. m.—Indlca- tions: For Tenpessee and the Ohlo Valley, part- 1y cloudy weather, warm southerly winds, full- log barvmetcr, followod in the west portions by rising Larometer and colder northwest winds. For the Lower Lake Realon, warmer, cloudy weather with rain areas, westerly winds backing to southerly, rsiug followed by fulliug barom- oter, For the Upper Lake Rugion aud Upper Mis- stssippl Valley partly cloudy weather, with fre- quuent rain or suow, wanin southerly, veering to colder northiwest, winds, fulling, followsd by Furthe Lower Missourt Valloy, partly clondy weathur, arbas of light suow; followed by clear- ing weather, culder northwusterly winds, higher Cautlonary signals continue at Oswexo, Bec- tion 6, Rochester, Buflalo, Erle, Clevoland, Bec- tiog 5, SBandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Boction 4, ‘Port Huron, Alpcns, afackinaw City, Urand Ilaven, Bection 3, Unicago, Mllwaukes, Bection Sulelman Pasha’ Degraded for His Conduct During the War. ‘Andrassy Deaten at All Points by the Austrion Dele. gations, They Insist upon Legistative Control of All Appro- pr'l'atlons. Expelled German Socialists Coming to tho United Btates. THE BAST. . BXACURRATED. Carcutra, Dee. 2~The trouble n Khyber Tass is grestly exagueratod. A single officer tode the entire length of -the Pass unmolesteds AR TURK AND ARAB, Loxpon, Dec, =5 & in,.—A vorrespondent at Coystantinople sags a battle lus been foupht ay Medjis betweeun the truops and Arabinsurgents, The latter were defeated aud lust a quantity of waterial, DEGRADED. CoxstanTiNOrLE, Dec. 2.—Suleimsn Pashe has been degradedand sentenced toconfinoment iu 8] fortress for his-condnet during the war. BVACUATED. ‘Tho Russfans have evacuated varions places ln the ncighborbiood of Demotics. . ALBANIL AND SRRVIA Brrowaps, Dec. 2.—Nevoral skirmishes have taken place between the Albanians and Servian outposts, and some men havae been killed and wounded. FOTES ON APGHANISTAN, L Londun Vimty Forr. ‘The groatest lengtlr of ~ Afgtianlatan s 750 mites, the least 540, whilo its greatess breadth fs 5650 miles, and ita least J70; so thul 1¢ fs rather larger than the whole of the United Kingdom put together. It I mouttainous uli through, with u scries of clevated flug-bottomed salloys, 1t lins no large rivers, and those It contains ara generally fordablo at all scasons: Tha climate virles; at ((huznt it IS extremcely severe In win< ter, the thermometer sinlug to 1Wor 15 degreca elow zero, while it always begins to freeze in October, At Cabul In the muldie of October the thermometer s always helow zero at night, while from June to September the climate Is very hot. At Candabar it is nlso hot fn suine mer, but lo winter the climate fs 'perfect, as s also that of Queita, All theso-calied roads are very bad, and thero are no l»rhlr'u. The popue Iatlon ls about 5,000,000, catirely Mahometans. almost exclusively of the Sunni creed. Tha regular aemy consists, Tor Cabnn, of 31,000 men g Candabar, 19,0005 terat, 24,000 Total, 71,000, of whom 43,000 are trrewnlar horssncn. The following tublo ot distances between poluta kely to appear fa the story of the war wmay be usciul: Cabul to Quetls.... Caudahar to Candahar to Herat.., . Quettago Herat, Guctta To Slvoltar }‘d!(lfl to Ghuzn Kdwardesabsd to Thull Edwardesabad to Korath Fort, Edwardosatad o Ghaanl....... “IPALY, LETTHIL FEOM GARIDALDL Rama Correspondence Landan Datly News. ‘The member for Ancona, Siguor Ella, has re- celved the followlng letter from Gen, (arlbaldi, dated Caprers, Oct. 83 ¢ My Dxan Et1a: Tuc'lgtter of the ablo englncer, Jonny, strengthens my, victlon that tne worke in progrdss on - tho nrban#dich of the' Tiber will not saye Rome from taundstions, Huch uselvos under 1nking equally with tho furtifications of thu clkfi. wora started mider thefatal ausuices of a feiond, and they have not only cost alroady the trifle of lite, but they will evoke demnnds in bar 10 prodecutd tham, and eo occupy with pataver asession thot might be ver; u) to uur poor country, obliged as it 18 to beg me- fu) qoie of food aud roment from the foreikner, Uovernment and - Parlsment have certuinly tho will to improve: the condition of ltaly; but .the best dntentions will be mude futile by the harangucs aud intorpoliations which are evep already Aunoanced, ro that vrobably the end of the new on Wil find tis whore wo were at the beeinning. Well worthy uf Parhament and of the Cairoll Ministry would bu the three follow-. ing resultat (1) Tho nation armed, (¥)Tiie vite tax for all, and (3) The priests ot the plow. All other ontcoms i but misery; and the Sociatist udo will end by enguling the unprepared vemsel of the State,” In s fowv words I will explaln (he threo ros, ults which 1 deem to bo indispensadle for the streugth and well bolng of tha country. Tne armod natlon mcans one hundrod miillons of pay and maintenance saved, by sending the ynuu;-aldlm hone and Xeoping up the cadres with fow men, and It weana one handred mitlona’ wurth of work Irgm thess youths, making two hundred millione galned by~ Italy, The armed nation mesns 2. 500, 00U solilers, . Leaving 3, 000,000 soldiers of the Arst graas in the Asta latln 1o give o lessun to our old taskmaskers, accustomed to censcunce themeclves on our premisce, there will remain BOU, 000 soldiers fromn 40 10 50 years of age for all domesiic purnoses, aud chielly for public security, which, maintained by the inhabitants of tho cities and towns thomaelves, will bu better than main. taincd, a8 now, by Ualwbrian carbloeers {n Lom- bardy ond Lombard carblneers 1 Colubris, whei nelther know the localities nor the dialoct, soldicrs who have served in tho ranks for a nimo of years lose the habit of Jubor Ls snothor yice of our atanding arinles, whereas It tho 15,000 carbi- neerd. no fonger scatfered over the peninsula, were united (n a corpe d'urmee, wno would not’ wish to II‘;I« thom on s day of battle ta declde the victory? Yho one lax for all, ‘Takingoll tha load of |m‘mlll. which catacs the midery of the n, wounld bo s litle furtune for eactil And 0 the 1U, V00, OUO Buancicrs, all pickett nen sl beatlng anus W“'llflfi"“ anothet dne divisiun ta the army, Of the pricsts I wish | cou)d speaklike Dantes **Guarda » passa,’ Dot too true ls it that they are the heaviest scolirite of our poor country and ‘wo niust beetow u thought un them. 1 bulieve, however, that by put- ung them to work we shoald have whal heppened at Porta Ma,~none of them would raise a rebeli- fous wora, Ncunwhile laly, with her mutzo scurvy, bor enigrasion, #at ail her 3 aye tho pricyts (rou sixty «fve (o nly whilivne anobally. Withatl the wish 15 the world o do eluhe Cairoll Miuistry would iud it finposaible to e1- feet it withoud the meavures | Lave indicated, and this I proceed to prove. 'Iweive hundred mifitons ara about tua’ revenus of the Stite; six bundeed tuilltune go fo puy the Intercat of the padlic debt; wix huudrea wilons ]umnln. and of thoss moro than twu huadred nlllions go tu the army: ene hundred miflions, at least. to the navy: and thees bunured millions romain to tioet tnat othior srimy of employvs (more costly || the frat), thuse numerous pansluuers of the State, of whow | Lave Ahe tiwtoriune to e onv, and atl the other dralne, forsevn or unforcseen, un Vhe revanoe. How, then, 'wul Italy Lo ablv to keep ber buoad sbove water Halule my oxcelient friends Jooui and Cesarlus fur met a kise 1o the lttle folks, sud belivvu o, yours for life, % G. GAkinaLul, frel 1 BGYPT. THE KILE INUNDATION, ‘The Nilo Inundatiou proves to have been more serlous thau st first reported. The dam- age doue ls estimaled ut over 85,000,000, and there has beou considurable loas of life. fn oue viace 310 feet of the dyka were carried away, and notwithstavding the critfcal vature of the disaster three days vassed before anvibivg was done to remedy 8., At las ong of tho Pachas, | at the nead of o 'great nunl set to work sud was oceapled for elgnt davs vepnlring o third ‘of tho break, ‘Through the gup 10at remalned Lthe waters stlll ooured 1u great voluaie, spreading destruction aroynd, Mauy of the villages wero parttally swept uway, siid u great deal of the cotton crop was rlued.” Palntiil storice ure related of tuo sufferiee of the udtives, who, driven trom their hames, bad to swhiy for their lives. In one case, citey by @ currespdndent of the Standard (Loa- duu), an Arab tricd to save hiwmsell vy clinglog to g buffalo, which manazed (o swioi safely to faud, where it was found some hours afier with tue pufortunaty yian still clinging to the ani- wal’s tatl, but lfllu dead. ‘Lho lifeless bodies, ol g father aud child, locked i euacts other’s anns, wore Hoated ou (o $he shors pear the s3me place. In sowe localitivs the wyter theco weeky Bzzu was still six feet deep over the Helds, aud the Town of Tumumoud, which stands oo & vast blais near the nver, wes ao tsluad. P MISCELLANEOUS, INPEGIAL RECRPTION. Bruriy, Dec. L4ePreparations oua grand scale wre waking tor tharecention vl the Emperor vn ‘Tuuraday. Buataresd wiil redala fu thevodint, cr of laborers, V6! advicing berfect rest. CGortsena- will Le present at the reception of the Ewperor. his kol e vixn, Loxnos, Dec, 2.—Thewifcof the Archbishap of Canterbury is dead. Pants, Dec, 2.—M. Chevandier de Valdrome died to-day. YON REUST. Parit, Dee, 3.~Count Von Beust has pre- fented his credentiale as Austrinn Ambassador to Prance. AUSTRIA. Pasti, Dee. 2.—The Budget Committes of the Austrian Delegatton to-day relused to dis- cugs the bill sanctiontng the insertion of_the ncs cuvation grant in toe Budget of 1873, and adopted A resolutfon in [savor of A grant of 15,100,000 florins, tnon condition that any fur- ther outlay must bave the constitutional sanc- tion, * The Comnmittee alsy adupted, by a vote of 12 to 8, the statemént of their reporter upon the Forelan Office estimates, notwithstanaing Count Andrassy declared it would be a formal daclaration of want of confldence. WILL RMIGRATE, Beruy, Dec. 3,—A spacial from Berlin snga Herr Most, member of the Relchstag, who 18 now in prison, has becn ordered w}? t Berlin when his term shall have expired. Ha and sav- eral uthers gimilarly axpelied have resolved to emigrate to America. ' WiLL NOT RECRIVE ANOTRER NUNGIO, Loxnow, Dec, .—~A Geneva corrcspondent says the Swiss Confederate Government has {n- forined the Catholic Cantons that it is acter- mined not to roceive snother Papal Nunclo, DBATIS IN TIA NRITISH ROTAL PAMILY, Landon Tomes, The deathof e 18, the little Princess Marle of Hesse, which was recorded In the Times of yese terday, reminds us that up to the prerent date her Maesty has had born to her no less than twenty-six grandehildren, out of whom she has hitherto Jost only five. According to ** Lodee's Peerage," the 1st ol thess deaths is aa follows: 1st, Urinee Franeis Frederlek 8iglsmund, son of the lmpertal Princo and Princess of Germany, died June, 1850, aged 23 2d, Prince Frederick Willlam Augustus Victor Leopold Louts. son of the P'rincess Alice and of tha Grand Dukeof Hesse, Atfldl&fl“\“lj killed by fall in May, 1873, azed 33¢: 34, Prince Frederick Chrtstlan Au- gustus Lcurcld Edward Harold, son of the Princess ticlena and Prince Christian, dled May, 1870, nged one wecek; dth, Prince Alexander Joln Charlés Atbert, sonof the Prince and Princess of Wales, died {n April, 1371, aged ope day; 6tb, tha Princess Mario of Hesso, aged 4. THE RAILROADS. DISCRIMINATION. To the Bditor of Tridune. Cricaao, Dec. 2.—Your racent articles o rail- way dlscrlininations agalost Chlcago are timely, and should be acted upos promptly. To call upon the Board of Traduls well enough, but from all past action of the Board thbere s not tnuch to encourago thoidea that i% will lend any aid to noy measure of public benefit. Thero 1s but ono way to prevent extortion by tha rall- ways; it {s simplo aud easy of application since the decislon of the highest tribunal of tha land in the cxse of the State vs, Munu & Scott. The duty of tbe General Government in itsell, or Wiraugh thd Blates, to protect tha rights of the tnany from the wvarice or rapacity of the few, was recognized by Congreas in the apvolntment of s Committee on Natlonal Cominerce, of inter-State transportation, of which I bellovo Benator Windom ts the Chatrman. Although this Commission wss appointed sevaral yoars since, nothing has been reported by It as belug accomplished, except the collectivn of a mass of statistivs of thu past. Buch ovidencs {s of no practical bonetit; it will never bo read, nor understood If read. The act of the Commisuon ignores the fact that with the pnst we mru not flghting, but are workiug for the Immediate present and thio - future. " The courts have decided thut the Geocial Government or Stato Guyernments have a right, and it s their duty, to lix reasonsble rates for sorvices of ¢f toréd railwavs, and fu factall chartered corpora- tions deriving thelr profits from snsorced palron- age of patront. Included under tils head ars litc-insurance companies. To decide what 1s reasvnable compensation, and to fix maximum rates to be charged, Is smple, It-:Cummissloncrs would adopt the mwodus operandi corporations uso to actertain the cost to themselves. Rail- ways ustimate the vost of transportation at so much per infle. If it costs tho New York Cen- tral one-nslf mill per ton per mile, the chargo of three<quarters of a mill per inile would vay a largo vrofit. Now, if ths Isiter rate were fixed a8 the maximum, I‘v. would oot prevent that cor- porution from dojug 18 for less, but would pre- vent its charging more. And in the transporta- tion problem Itis this prevoution which will cure the ills we aro now suflering. That this cn- forced respect to the rights of property of tho many must be enforced the post scason and the present paintully show. : st year tho rates of frelght from Chicago to New York, for examole, varled from 10 to 23 cents per 100 pounds, aud the coryorations de- clared smull or large dividenda, as the cupldity of their Directors warrantod. @ producers obtained falr prices for their products, Smaller crops wero tha rule, and greater competition for their carrying. causcd low freighis, ‘This year, through tho creation of pools by which to levy tribute on the industries uf the'entlrs country, thoy have levied an average {ncreasa duty, trib- ute, or ateal of nos less thao L3l¢ cents per 100 pounds on grain, and 15 to 20 cents per 100 on all other freight, 1€ you stop to think of thls unlimited forced contribution ta these public carriers, we ure ustonlshied that the &)toalu have uot risen ¢n masae Ju thelr rage and takon pos- resson of these rallwava for thelr own benert, The decrease in_ yalues of the crop from o 10 cent jper 100 ppunds advance, s ah averags . of flve cents per nel on 4,000,000,000 bushels, or $150,000,000, nud twice that amnonut on vther property paviog tribute. It may by sald that the rallronds do not carry o tithe O the vrops, sud canuot be heid respotin- ble for ali this loss. But they are, beeause thelr rates for trausportation lix the valus on that they do not carry as truly as on' that they do, Seo the cundition of all property under the rule of Jay Uould on the road fruin the Paaiic to the Missouri Rlver,~roads bullt by glita from the people laylug irlbuts oo thelr property only Jited by their fears. Chleazo suifers’ morg from such acts thau any city ju the West, snd her losses” avo reflected back upun the couutry more than the loss ol any other city, ‘I'he pools estubllahed sre cuntrary to tho spirlt of our lnstiutions, They ave illegal, aud result in rubbery of either the wrudueers of property or jruosent stockhotders, abd should be broken up by the Ucueral Uoternmeut in the same maoner dud for thu saime reuyon as aro suugelers. Anvthier robbery consfsts {n the robber con. cerp kuown ss ‘the cattty “‘eveners.” The auvwun they get per car for ther ad is Just 80 such © stolen frum the uwners' of cattle shipped, wud can be collected of the rallways flrr{lnfi’ the caitle by at- ud suit, Kvery cur aud locomo- t tached and tied up by any person huvlug gricvunces of thie cutvle kiud o redress, A cat may uot ouly louk st the King, but {u this instance can do o King bodily harm, %o necas of the producers uro ot inore laws, but thy appointinens of Intclhgent and honest men to ciforce thoss on Ll statute-bouks. Buch oflicers as Ruiiway Cumnlssioners shuuld bo appuluted by the Legistature or elected by tho pouple. The fuct of State control of all “rail- way corporatious recelvlng their )fe from o ttate should be platuly, forcibly, sud peremp~ tortly enforced by our Legislatu Nu repeal vl‘lul.;fi coutrol aboutd furau iustant be suter- talned, A fow figures will show tho {ncreaso of trib- utelevied ou the producers this year over last: ‘Tha cost per buslic) Inat season averayed per 100 e 15 canuts, or vu 409 Lusbals, *.,...$30,00 Al prosent, at 33 conts on 400 bushels, the COBL L8,y saiansy srsraenanvenane $84.00 Au fncrease of 133 per Sont, or por car.. 834,00 ‘This would make the dividends of 8 per cent tast yoay yleld a fraction Jvas than 19 per 18 it any wonder that the stock of the New York Ceutral seils as 1131 Nutwithstand. uy this great locressu of proflt to the owoers, the operatiyes employed are made to accept loss pay 1or thelr labor than jast vear. If this cor- purution earned 8 per cent lust year, its carnin, weru remunerative; the additlonal earpiugs th year {5 & forced tribute vermiited by the sapine- bess of thoe t;nmu, and the neglect of thew servants fu Congroes snd Luglsiatures, Thiads o8 stupandulis & Fubuery as the people of ‘Turkey cver sulered lrom the llll«l(l;lluus sys- tew of ferming out the taxes. Our veople are long-suilering, but terrible fn thelr mighs when ouee awakened. Iy sowie tustunces the )l’"' vig do uot sutler, but the stuckliolders du. [ake, for example, the nugeaent of the Tuledo & Wabosh. The rates are ixed by the pool at say 10 cents per busbel frow Mizsou riRiver poluts, which establishea the value of ture at 10 cents per bushicl Sosed on prices {0 ‘foledo, the Laky outlet uf that ruad. No une can ship at less than 16 cenys per bushel, and can ouly pay 10 cents per bushel for the corn, but we find that 23 ccuts s being paid by the sgents of Reyvolds Brus., of ‘Tuledo, aud the coru {3 shipped to ‘Toledo. Wha loses by such payment ofseveu ceuts per bushel more than tue public shipper can pay ! Heynolds Bros, or the stk A gl oy THE ILLINOIS ¢ President W. K. Ackermau, of the Mllivols Central Rullroad, has just returncd from New Yuri. He weut there to bave acoustltatlon o ,With the Directors recasding the Dacessity of constructing an Indepéndent Jine to S8t. Loufs. owine ta thy absorbtion of the Ukica. @o & Padueah Rutiroad by the Wabash, and the intentlon of this e to bulla sn independent road to Chfeago. Mr. Ackerman contirms the reports herctofore publisbed rezanling the designs ol the Wabash. Te eays his road is not anxtous to bulld to St, Louts, but ft will* have 1o make the extension in onler to he able to compete with the rival lines, The Directors of his rosd ortleret the surveys to be maie. ton, Thurlow \i’éetl, Indorsing Dr, Radway's R, R. R, Remedi Jer Uslng them for Beveral Ymnm A'r. DearSir: Huvine vom;.m’-'.?" Ao Jan. 8, tingl arst, hat n. 4, jayy and, as soon ag the dlne has beenyf o bt EATS used your meqy. properly tocated, stens wil be taken :Afi:'r?xnn(nl”ntnunuunn.u inno f«‘.fi'.‘ifl‘:fi!“fl.“"( to have It completed s epcedily wae | 2N 10 taskivhy acknowieden tha mivaniyi. ey AR W ) Rt ettty S e e nv!,-nnl‘a’im:q‘:‘):! g:‘u’:lm;gd Touts very enthusi.’| thanitls "rij‘fl';"yfl"- :“]V} n;efv'f he' n’m”vfa"'fifi’v'ff;f,l',“;! watioin favor of the rond, The route lrom Rortets o ey yodmm (Glamey PUIDK Che proinicly kepfloyl“clwfin the \Vnh:l;!; 'lml’Al?m to !“r 2 RADWAY. II‘IIIJnLoW WEED, wardaville a thence to » lonis is, 90 far, ——— belleved to ba the most feasible ano. This wiil be nearly an alr-line, and wiil give the Illinote R Ce':nul » flwrl‘er rmn?z '!'u 85. tu'suh tgnn T:\y . - . other now running to t| potat from this city. e+ DYBENTERY, DIARRH(®A, THE OPPOSITION AGAINST COM- OHOLERA M . BINATIONS. ORBUS, ‘The ratiroads aro getting grestly alarmed on YEVER AND AGfln sccount of the opposition that is manifesting it- self everywhere azainst pools and combinations, Some of the raflroad managers clAim that #f this CURED AND PREVESTED BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEP, b d alnst ¢ ds Is not sl . | BEEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, :;::n::a;:&:rr;::d i ;33%8:;1'“'! svlflohc.l&vrg?é DIPH HB]’HA, INFLUL!’IZA, n uptey, as it w| o ml?nmn p’ny‘l’nz rates wllhm:‘t0 nm;’)s!m:\.lan af SO0RE THEOAT. them aay that the papers sud the people have no right to Interfere with the management of the railroads; that these corporations are private property just 88 much as A Kiend & Loiter’s dry goous store, Ths mote sensibls of the man- agers, Loweyer, sdmit that thelr position does not hold water, and that the people have a right to know what tha railroads are doing DIFFICULT BREATHTNg, . RELIEVED I¥ A FEW MINUTEy - BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, and how they are run. A rallroad Laoseness, Disrrhees, Cholers Mofl?n 0¢ palnfa) gy, manager stated t0 8 TRIBUNE reporter yester. [ ShArRea frons 1ha buweld ard atapped fn ftcen ot twy, ty minutes by taking lindway's Iteady Iieller, Nocoa. day that the spirit of pooling and centralization eption pr Indsmimation, 1o weakness of laituis, iy that bas manifosted fiself Jatoly mong our | Fliow (R tke o0 the 1t B Heer: raliroads has much to do with tha antazonism that s been engendered. The main troublis is that the Western roads have nearly all passcid fnto the hands of & few Euastern maznates, who luok upou these roads as thelr private property, with which they can do as they plense,regard!als ol the wishes of the people for whose. beneflt and by whose aid they were bullt {n the first place. Thus Vanderbilt fs uslug the Mickigan Cenlral, Lake Shore & Michigon Southern, and RADWAY'S REATIY RELIE) CUNES THOHE WORST PAINS .l;‘nnulfi Sauu;uni mul:‘nlyl t;s make moniey l"l" In from Oue to ]“’fllly Minutes, 16 New - York Central nlroad, ° The wishes ond wants of the peopls .of 7 NE llu‘s States and cities lhruuugx wh[c?. they NOT 0 HOUR tun are not considered st all. . Jay Goutd s usiug the Union Pacifle sud otber | After Reading this Advertisoment ned Waestern roads eintply to afd him in his ssock any one Buffer with Pain, speculations, aod notta _help the people for whone bencetit they wero bullt sbd_{tom swhom 10 . they recelved thelr charters. Uol. Thomas g Beott looks upon the Pittaburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, and Pittsbure, Cioclunatl & St. Louis 1B A solely 48 feeders ot the Penusylvania Italfroad, and does not care tha snap of tha finger whetlier A ) b I they do tho people along their lines any good or | 1 nat, 10 long as the Penm}lvu\h Ratleoad guts by L the benetit out of them.® IT a law wore passed 1t wasthe Airitand tsthe providing that & majotity of thie Directors of the various roads had to Hve within the bound- aries of 'the Btates througl which they ran, 0at of the present antagunistic spirt ngalnst the rallroads would awdy, far -the ‘people would then be sasured thit the roals were maoaged by men whosd Interest it was to oporata thein for the benetlt of the States and cities through which they run. Thers are also N many ralirosd maungers who think the estdb- | Rucumatia’ Ded-rulden, Infen, Crippled, Nervou, lishment of a Natloual Railroad Bureau 57 Con- | Neursiyc, or prostraved witly disease may autter, urcau gress would do no harm. But such {l ahonid confino ftaci to tho colicction of statis- tics and the settlemcnt of the difficultics be- tween the roads and tho shippers and travolers, . y The msking of rates should bo leit to rullroad WILL .. AFFORD INSTANT EASE, men who ara experienced. Rates mads by in Iuflammation of the Kidneys, ONLY PAIN REMEDY That instantly stops the most excrnelating patns, al. taye ndammation snd eNres Congeatfons whether uf Ahe Lungs, Stomach, Howels of otuer glands or organs By ona sppilcation, In from One fo Twenty Mintites, No matter haw vlolent ¢ étctulating the pafn, the experienced partles would not work well, as has been ahiown in various Btates where the Rall- road Commisslonees Uad tricd thelf badds, 'The Bureau coulil force the railroads to make uni- form reports sud subioit thota under oath, 25 1 Intlsntnation of the Bladder, now e case in Engtand. ragdulen reports wore submitted, tho partles signing Inflammation of the mm’)" £ th them coutd by proceedod agalnst for perfury. Cengrestion of the Lungs, The greatest damage dond 1o the rallroad in- | Sore Theoat, Difficult Breatliing, tereat liz this counlry was cansed by the unrelia- Palpitation of the leart blo reports subinitted by very many companies. Diphthe 1f the rovorts were knowi to be trathrul, thero | Hysterics, Cronp, Diphtheria, would be no difliculty Io securing all the nionay Calarrh, Influenza, neaded {ui nuwdlricninnd ex(nmlmuh 5 Al- 1t 18 | [eadnche, Toothache, at present, capital 4 arc unwiilln v Invest, becausc they have no ussnrance that the meney Neuralgia, Rhenmatism, will Lo properly sccounted for by those who havo tho custody of it. Chills, Cold Chills, Agtio P Chilblaing, and Frost Bitss CHICAGO & VINCENNES. Special DispGtch 18 The Tribuns. Ixntaxaroris Ind,, Dec. 2-—Ariicles of as- 4 soclatfon of the Clicago, Drazil & Vincoones 1fentt Raillway Company binve bcq‘n filed In the -oflico o ‘wha bt o of the Secretary of Stata; capltal stock, $1,080, Tieady Rellef to the partd e ihia pain Or diieulty exista will agordiut arl and comart. Thirt 10 sisty drops In half & tumbler of water vil CATH A 900, of which §014.00 tave beco aubseribed. | fua 1e% mingicacars CTaiipa spems Sonr Homuct e 3 ne, fi' 1 3 ':fif“"u,:u': ;} 3‘;‘{;',,‘;,{';“" Chleagu fo Vinconnes, [ BeRCRme Gk Sl coote aridalt iuroroal Paims ‘I ravelers anonlit alwa :lrrylbynleull:.\uw.\\"! — Ilh‘\u_\ HRELIKY with fi:m. A faw drons In wziet 1, Bt T R No further headway has yet been tiado in the | lsat i formation of an East-hound poot from this city. The toads remain frm In the {flzures for pet- centages last submitted, and these are 5 per cent more than can be divided. Great efforts aro belug nado to surmotnt tho ubsiacles, as FEVER AND AGUE FRVER AND AGUE cared for Afty cents, Theral 0 A e B I Eh et e T Curd. etn th pools aiready formed ot other poluts wiil | $1pi ""g:',‘lfi,,'".,‘,’5‘;',5,,’,.’;',‘:',",‘.“‘.,’fl“',{{""j,"l,E},‘:,’j',", surely go to pleces it a pool Is uot effuctsd soon 1fa). o Rulvkry as NADWAY'S NEADY HALILY 101y ceata pes bottles DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian in Chicago, Ou and aftor Dec. 9 the following stations will ba open for bustnves ou the Audduon Branch of the Cuicago, Rock Island & Pacitle Railroad, running north from Atiatitle: Uak- fleld, tvelyo miles from Atlantic] Exirs, slz- teeny and Audubon, twenty-aix. UOn'tue Harlan Ben running north from Avoen, the eutire distauce of fourteon wmlilcs from Avoca to Harlaw will bs completed ut the same time, It was rumored on 'Chango yestorddy that the new Eest-bound rutes wero bulug cut ” aurain by several of the Fastern llues, Theso rumors ~ Resolvent, suuyce, - ‘The rallroads isclalin the soft fm- THE GREAT BLOOD Pl]n"““m! peachment, awd emphutitally state that no cut- ;. CURE OF CIIRORIC DISK ASE. ting Is belug done in Kust-bodnd rates, But thic miu}%lfilmfyr"l'lfimww. l'mm ALY OB l-'ruu winount of forelgn freleht carrivd by some % .","g’fi‘(-“fd!"fi-’knu of the roads 1l:mv s that some screw Is louse TS or Rtonioh ALK o oy, Tlesk o umn;rhlnn-i l‘: ::.l“lmnl t&lut |‘le| tlut is Tluuu ey s on this business ove by ambuat llnes RRUPTIY IE SOL! AND VITIATIS from Philladelpnin and New York uubukuows to SOREUITING T'nw. ‘LUIDSS Iihesmatisui, Berofula, Glandular Frelihe the rallroads, who clalin that they vxaet the g 't hikis full New York and Vlutadelphla rates on ail ry Louglt, Lo Fusou An“t)uw.-"gv!“’_m euch bustness. ‘This oxcuse W rather thin, (s i el of i anes, Dy bt Diseaen ¥& and iy Dlseuses, Merourial Je ers, Bl nwie Lomuialats, Uuut, Drojes, buib Rbesis, chils, Cunsuuption. Liver Complaint, &c. Not anly docs tha Barsaparlilian Resolvent esced sl [fluzdlll'm’llu In thy cure of Clouic, Serofuns “oustitutionst, wud bkin Ulsguses, but it'ts the vl positive cure for KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS, tnuch as the forelzu froight agents bl the yart- ous Jines in this city are employed by the roads and not by the steamnship lues, aud "they st kuuw of the cut, i€ ooo 18 made, There 1s a greot desl of cqmpetition bebweon tho stesmn- abijp lines Just now owingez to the establlalunent of u new line from Phitadelphia, sud thiy no doubt atfects thy through rates on furclen busi- ness. The [ndlanapolls Juurual says: The Mg af nhje;-uulm llu the flnmfimuoh of the ruwnbulu Eu'u'{f;‘: :u:l’\v‘ l.nu:' Pll';:mflfa)c'n"“' 'l”’\hfii“ m:{-. ot the luslnapolis, Bluowdugton & Wustern K o e b Lt oty " cxtuton Dumdliohdere wau s | PG Gasuautls sudie L cuot unere il uncxpedted, and was resly the result of the | mix 4 W |ipsustauces tiko uio whild of i 1. aflurts of the coummittees of the wain aud ox- | treads”like wiiie ik or thero i 45 Mllfl"lfl‘mnl‘lntd. and white boug rhr‘lvl"l‘ xl;l'u 13 lll’.'lldl‘"fl' lmru"lm'nnlltl ;ml."):]!"l ’I‘;'. Ing of, aud Patu in tho nsll of the back and v 18 lolua” buld' by diuggisa, 14HCK ONE DULLAK OVARIAN TUMOR OF TEN YEARS' GROWTH CURED ByDr.RADWAY'S -REMEDIES. DIt RADWAY & CO., 83 Warreo-st., N1+ e opor g i e DR. BADWAY'S teusion lues to wdjust watters e extensiog bondhoklers clatmy that they have been treated ulte shsbblly, ‘The boudbolders of the wuin line went the former to ruy atie-half of the penses of operating the lines jointly by the celver, and f“ i thy divislon ot propesty willtng to give the extcusion but vte slxth of shie roilling wtock. Bince the rosd was placed 1u the haods of the Hecoiver the earnlogs of both tho uiatt aud extensiop lies lave veen usod in fmproving the rosdbod of the malu lige, and now the boudhulders want thie bondholders of the exicusiou to help pay the Réceiver's debts, This the Jatter shink bard, us the man line hus been f"“’“ in the best condition,—new Iron and steel raild have been lald Il entire lougth, mew cross: have been put in, avd e roadbed well ballasted with gruvel, und ditcovs and uew Urldges sud tresties bavo Leet built, Ateantiine vothing bas beon doue to the exten- slon, 151 miles Iu Jongihi uol even & coustrus- tiou-tisin bas been wurked upon it Lhroo wecks altogether, and the Extension Comwitiey think that {f they aro 40 Fecelve but one-sixth of the rollinz-atack the mulu Huo sbould at lcust ask thew Lo pay but ond-sixth of the Indebludaess. It ba understood that as suon asthe troubies i f bLutwooh the two companles ure udjusted the Culeago, Burlington K Quiney Compauy will F‘rr(ccu{'mlfduh clrifllll[flnl&d -uj: auret take thy exieusion Liug uuder its wing, s they, | [upe, fepulat parlly, clasee, aud y butldlug twelve miles uf road, can ke 06 | 1ivach Tres Beaots me-. pimeeh exteusion & vuluablo feeder. D U e S - Of tho Bowela, 1'fies, sud all dorshyo OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. L Vivcors, Wamactad ta sav s Dl NEw Youk, Dev, 2—Arrived, Auguet Andre, | gelc st L4 Uruss. from from Antwerp; Bulivla, frons Glasgow, crsg the followlag symptoma pesullieg Angweny, Dec. 8. —Arvived, Nedertand, from acs of b H 3., Ll New York, ‘Withe s 0F Wik fa 1Lo 3 Lospoy, Dec. 23—Steamship Bucvia, from | tour Fraceailoge platlozest ¥iuttering, ji b Jl:'u\vrd\'wk for Huwbur, bas urcsed off suy | [, Sioulact, ning ol ‘“L‘M 8. ;re. tzand. or bunoeting Sisatas when la 8 , Lanxe, Doc, S.—Arrived, State of Georgla, uouap;?iuu oyt J & e rl otCleug: lrasion. YelosoY troin Now York, ih i Toacilpy o Tongaton dutogl dudden jisues o jleas Durulugiivshe ¥ sali e NEw ORLEANS 'TEMS' A few dows of Dadwa)'s Piils witl frel Pomee = f0ni &l of " 4bu ALOYE-uamied disrdeis. cunta per boZ - Bold by lmuuj-. READ « False and True.” SendaJctter amp to BADWAT & CO., No. 517 LR L el a2 s e sty o Nzw Ourzans, La, Dee. 2—Bpeclal Agont Wouks scized a large quautity of dry goods, silk vatlerns, Tugs, carpete, etc., on boprd the Drewen steanghip Nuteruborg, tor vivlation of the Revenuy JRws. About a aozen laspecturs and a taree pusmuber of watcbumen were discharged fa the Custuw- touae uuger orders from Wsbiuglon,