The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1867, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ‘The English Position on the Alabama Claims. Austria Advocates an Unpledged Congress. NEGRO INSURRECTION IN ALABAMA, 4 MEXICO. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALS, Assombling of the Mexican Congrese—Re- perted Arrival ef a Messenger frem Napo- leon—Reception of Minister Romero—Fresh Balletmente—Movements of Generals Esce- bede and Diaz—General Ortega a Congress- maa Elect. Havana, Dee. 8, 1867. The steamer Mount Vernon bas arrived here from Vera Cruz, with dates from that port to November 27 and from the capital of Mexico to November 20, She has been obliged to go into ock here to have her screw repaired. The Mexican Congress had met on the afternoon of November 20 according to the decree issued to that effect. Of the two hundred and eight mem- ‘bers ® quorum was present—namely, one hundred and five representatives. ‘Seflor Rafael Dondé, of Mexico city, was chosen ‘president of the Congress immediately after orga- nisation. A fumer bid hiyiteclesaly gated elbbaraxicn' ta the effect that special messenger had arrived ‘dearing @ communication from ah Emperor Napoleon to President Juarez. * Minister Romero, with Messrs. Babcock, Sturm, (Estvan, Donnet and others, had arrived at the capital by the train from Apizaco, and bad taken apartments at the Iturbide Hotel. President ‘Jaares, accompanied by his wife and Minister Plumb, bad repaired to the railroad station to re- cotve Minister Romero. On the way from Apizaco the train met with an accident which damaged the engine somewhat’; but, fortunately, none of the, passengers were injured in the least. + There were reports of considerable enlistments having taken place to increase the ranks of the Mexican army. The destination of these troops ‘was not known, bat was variously surmised. | The newspapera.ef the capital were attacking ‘Minister Romero under the pretence of his hav- ing negotiated ruinous contracts with Brother Jonathan. General Escobedo had reached his headquarters, ' General Diag was reported quiet at Tehuacan, ‘but wasshortly expected at the capital. General J. Gonzales Ortega has been elected to Congress. - + President Juarez and his cabinet remained quiet ‘evenly the organization of Congress. } Ex-Governor Reynolds, of the late Southern Confederacy, had been sppointed to fill the vactnoy ceased by the death of General W. H. Stevens, as saperintendent of the Mexico and ‘Vera Crus Railroad. It was being stated that the recent heavy duty on imported flour was decreed for the purpose of raising money to carry the elections in the State of Puebla. The American Legion was still awaiting to be paid off. The Prince Salm-Salm has written a note ac- knowledging the kindness which he generally received, and complains of insult only from some sabalterns. CUBA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM Am TO THE WERAL, Vice Admiral Tesethott and the Havana Authorities. e Havana, Dec. 8, 1867. The customary ctvilities have been exchanged between Vice Admiral Tegothoff and the eu- thorities of this capital. THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Sagar Market Quist Rxchange Firmer-Ar- pone 1867—Nooa. In the sugar market there is nothing doing, bat there is a0 quotable change in prices, ‘The exchange market ts Grmer. Bilis on London are 13) 0 14 per cent premiam; on Paris, @ par te i per it aco, and the United SUT raat See See Arrived, steamer Mount Veraon from Vera Crus, AUSTRIA. Negotiations with Reme—The Premier Ad= vecates an Unpledged Conference. ; Vinuxa, Dec, 4, 1867. Count Crivelli, the Eavoy of Austria to Rome, hes. Gotified the Pope that the legisiation of the Reichevath must proceed on its course, even in antagonism to the Concordat, should the Holy Father refute to release the Emperor Francis Joseph from tne obligations of atreaty made dofare he became a constitutional monarch. Baron Von Beust, in recent despatches, urges the meeting of the European conference without a pro- gramme ao that each Power may be free to act. PRUSSIA, A Change ta the © Bi Dee. 4, 1867, The Prussian Minister of Justice, Count von Lippe, ‘has resigned, {t s said that Leonhardt will be ap- ‘pointed his successor. ABYSSINIA. Alleged Order for the Execution of the Prise oners. Losnon, Des. 4, 1867. A telegram received from Bombay gives ® rumor that Theodore, the King of Abyssinia, bad ordered the English prisoners in his custody to be executed. Hap. pily, Bowever, the rumor needs confirmation. INDIA, ‘AUmmense and Fatal Losse» by FRR, Coytans. 4, 1867. Further particulars of the disastrous cycione which recently occurred in India have been received here, ‘At Caleatta the lose of life and property was fearful, At ts estimated that in that city and neighborhood stone one thousand persons perished. Thirty thousand bute and habitations were utserly destroyed. Lonpon, Deo, 4— Evening. Tetegraphic communication in India, which was inter. fepted by tue cyclone, bas been restored. NEW YORK HERALD, ‘THURSDA | ENGLAND. The Alnbuma Claims Correspo coho Altorati of Belligerent Rights Recogui- tion—Au Offer to the United States Cabinet. Losnos, Dec, 4, 1867, A second imetaiment of the correspondence between the British and American goveraments ia regard to the Alabama olsims, has been laid before the House of Commons by the Foreign Office, * Lord’ Stanley, in a despatch dated November 16 to Mr, Ford, the present Chargé d’ Affaires at Washington, says Engiand will never consent to submit to the arbi- tration of a foreign Power claims tavolving her right to recognize belligerents. This right, he insists, is purely @ question of Enghsh law. He repeats his offer to sub- mit to arbitration the Alabama claims and to refer all other demands for indemnity to the decision of a mixed commission. ‘The London Cab lctorious—The Minister Brazil. Lovo, Dee. 4, 1867. The cabmen contiaue te work during the day until four o'clock tm the afternoon, when they ail leave their stands and not e cab or back can be had after that hour. Lospos, Dec, 4—Evening. ‘The strike of the cabmen has como to an end, The government has yielded, and the operation of the obnoxious law has been suspended. Edward Thornton, late Minister to Brazil and recently Sppointed Ambasssdor to the United States, arrived here to-day from Rio Janeiro. The steamer by which be arrived brings the report that e formidabie revolt bad broken out in Paysandu, FRANCE, Debate on the Fresck Policy and Italian In- tervention, Lospow, Dec. 6, 1867. The debate on the Italian expedition tn the Freach Legisiative Body was continued yesterday. On the liberal side MM. simon and Gueroult made speeches, in which they attacked the Itatian policy of the goveramont and condemned intervention. ‘The Conference. Parts, Dec, 4, 1867. The Hlendard asserts that all the European Powers Bave agreed to the general Conference proposed by France, with the exception of Holland and Belgium. Ominous Warning to Italy. Pants, Deo. 4—Evening. In the Corps Legislatif to-day the Marquis de Mous. tier, Minister of Foreign Affairs, said that the meeting of the General Conference which Fravce had invited ‘was ancertain. Should tt not take place the govern- ment of France would be compelled to exact of Italy « literal observance of the obligations of the September Convention. ITALY. French Rifles for the Army—Politionl Arrests. Dec. 4, 1867. The Italian War Officefaas ordered three hundred thou- sand Chassepot rifles, Fronenoz, Deo. 6—Evening, Many arreats for political reasons have recently been made, by tho order of the government, im different parts of the kingdom. THE ATLANTIC CABLE. Additional Facilities by the Compantes. Loxpos, Dec. 4, 1967, A still further concession to the public bas been de- cided upon by the telegraphic companies as follows:— From and after midnight of December 4 five words for address, date and signature, heretofore secepted without charge, but subject to Imitation as to letters, will hereafter be forwarded irrespective of the number of letters they contain, provided the privilege is aot ALABAMA. m in Bulteck County— lacks R ing Law OMm- atening Ven: jcemArrest of Fifteen of the Lead y Military. Montaommnr, Als., Dec. 4, 1867. Alarming excesses have recently been committed by the blacks in Bullock county, In the neighborhooe of Perote, The colored loyal leaguers organized and resisted processes of the civil authorities, Under tnstructione from colered emissaries, they formed a code of lawa, opened s court, officered and organised it, ar rested by night all blacks who opposed their unlawful proceedings, and carried their punishment eo far that thelr vietims applied to the civil authorities for protection. ‘The dieck Sheriff aad his deputy were finally arrested, bat other tnsurrectionary jeaders organized negroes and made armed resistance, and flocked to Union Springs, threatening e general rising, the extermination of whites and the taking possession of the country. Biack eaders went to plantations and forced laborers to jom them for vengeance, showing pretended orders from General Swayne that they hada right to kill ail Yeaisting their authority. During the excitement the megro church at Perote was burned by unknown parties, alleged by biack leaguers to inflame the negroes The whites universally regret it, The white citizens organ- 1204 for pretection. General Swayne was appenied to and sent a detach- ‘ment of troops promptly to the scene of troubles to re- store order. Fifteen biack ineurrectionists have been arrested and fodged in jail to be tried by civil authority. At last nocounts order was restored and all was quiet. The Recenstraction C: tion of the Constitution Committee. Mowroomert, Als., Dec. 4, 1867. In the Reconstrustion Convention the Committee on the Constitution reported it to the Convention, when it ‘was considered article by article and various amend- ments were proposed, consuming the whole day. There wit be at least fifteen or twenty votes againgt the con- ‘autution on the final vote. 5 LOUISIANA. New Ontsans, Doo. 4, 1867. of Special Orders No. 202, Headquarters Fifth Military District, dated to-day, ie as follows:— w to take 1 the premises. Star ant = of order No. 201 ordering General Mowor to join bw Ofeane eng fa hor arto Tt Til Fomain in Kew Oster 1 orders: oc the making of levees on eraih pan Bien aod Jefferson the NM ee gf Tanner to protect the lands with the | The Proposed Conservative Convention at Macon, Macon, Deo. 6, 1867. The traine brought large numbers of delegates to this | city this evening. Most of the botelé are full, end ine | prospect io got, & jaree convention, ‘eoulb- ‘Stave is At @ moet! ot goanervinite shies ‘a . ng v0 oventog, er, W. F. Thom; ete oo fianer tem Sota nna Convention. CONNECTICUT. Walking Match from ie penter bee meee New Lowpon, Dec. A walking match for §200 « side, from New London, between ©. C. Brand, Jr., of aed A. H Chappell, of :he latter place, Sarees aes rs ie i 2 . VIRGINIA: fa TENNESSEE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEAALS, ] SPECIAL TELEGRAM TQ TO THE HERALD. Organization of the St: tlon~JSadge | Browalow’s Evidence of President Johason’s Underweed Elected Presidgnt—His Address to the Convention. Wasurmarox, Dee + ey 1867, } Ui o'Ciock From Richmond, Va., I learn w-night that the elec~ tion of permanent officers of the Convention has jast been held. For President, Judge Joba C. Underwood, radical, received sixty-Ove votes; Rev. Noel Wilson, Conservative, of Frederick, thirty-three votes; E. K. Rnead, of Accomac, three votes, aud Henry M. Bowden ope vote, Judge Underwood was the candidate of the radicals, and Mr. Wilsen of the conservatives, The votes cast for Mr, Snead were floating, their position not being exactly defined, George Rye, radical, was elected Secretary by a vote of fifty-nine against thirty-one for Loving, conservative, of Amberst, Wm. R, Tall, radical, of Richmond, was elected Sergeant-at-Arms by a vote of Ofty-eight against twenty-nine for Beckham, conserva- tive For Doorkeeper, Wm. Davis, colored, of Elizabeth City County, was elected by fifty-seven over B, F. Slaughter. The First and Second Assistants were also elected by radicals. A motion to elect a stenographer was postponed for the present. On taking the chair as President of the Convention, Judge Underwood said :— Gustizuen or tae Coxverrios—While sorry that your su: yet ages otee yay Sane presiding = 0 i F fF ei3e ; ne TELEGRAM. . Riceuomp, Deo. 6, 1867. ‘The galleries and sisies of the hali were densely crowded with biscks and a slight sprinkling of whites this morning. General Schofield sent a communication to the Con- made to him in cases of contested se: a oe of the Richmond delegation, Snchonias pose sabes to the Copvention for its Im the afternoon session the Convention appotated the Committee on Rules, and elected W. H. Sam: Baltimore, stenographer to the body. ‘opel to draw for a which the conservatives, were all sittin, t, Opi but did not defeat. The committee which waited on General Schofield 're- ported that he bad given them some adviee, and he Ponld be glad to see the members who wished ts consult with him. The Convention thea adjourned until to- morrow, MISSOURI. Seizure of Whiskey-The hansas Ratlrond. Sr. Loors, Dec. 4, 1867. One hundred barrets of whi from some point above here, were seized om the levee to-day by the United States Marshal, The Kansas and Pacific Railway Company have re- eeived the bonds from the government for the section Of the road nccepted by the Commisioner on the 29th olt.,@ and to-day they applied for Commisstoners to another section of twenty-one miles, extending to three hundred and twenty-fifth mile post. MASSACHUSETTS. Collision Of Cape og Bostos, Pacific Deo. 4, 1867. The schooner Loo Choo, Captain McFariand, from Rockland for Baltimore, with a cargo of potatoes, col- liéed with an unknown schooner off Thatcher's gor Cape Ann. on Monday. end put into Portsmouth a, bead. She is pow yarns China et ee ore ee, os -seven passengers for roe for Giradoa, snd taeenees ottbee tangents Suicide at Sprinafeld. Srrrvovietn, Dec, 4, 1867. ‘House, in this city, to-day, from a dose of laudanum administered by himself on Monday. CANADA, ii turned against Madame Denners and daug! evidence shows that they struck htm in the head with a poker, and finding life extinct threw bis body into the Tne ship “tage foundered off Basque Island on the 2d inst. When her crew abandoned her she had twelve fost of water in ber hold. NEW YORK. The State Canale—Navigation Sespended at ics it Unica, Deo. 6, 1867, Canal savigation ie entirely suspended. No boats @ passed here since Sanday. Several Buffalo for. | wardors are bere and Dave telegraphed for 4 steamtug from Oswego. Slow Progress at Schenectady. Scnuwectapt, Dee. 6, 1867. There are about ove hundred boats on the Schenectady level bound for tidewater, The ancbor ice is the canal is heavy and te secemulating, with the mercury twent; above sero, and Ctasee taneh & enh a the Toe! effort te being made by the canal autheri- ties to fail! oavigation, Boats are still bere The lecks af the upper are ia bat are locking siow consequence of tne tee, Supposed Wreek of the Schooner Hastings. Oswaco, Deo, 4, 1867, Captain Ripson, of the propelior Michigan, from Og- deneburg for this port, reports that he passed the wreck of © vomsel midway between this port and ‘ihe Gaice ‘Island, which to be the schooner Hastings, which foundered in late gale Sieihic daa The weather le very cold, Commercial Failure tn Leyality. Nasnvisia, Deo, 6, 1867, Goversior Brownlow, in a published card, gives s fiat denial to the testimony of detective Baker before the Impeachment Committee wherein Brownlow 1s said to Rave beem cognizant of a letter written by Andrew John- son to Jeff Davis, The Govenor further says that he does wot bekeve sir, Johnson ever wrote a letter to Jef Davis or any other man giving ald and comfort to the THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Proceedings of the Legislature—Nearoes 19 Jurors aud Oniceholders. Naspvi.ie, Deo, 4, 1867, & Dill was introduced into the House to-day, and passed to second reading, re) all laws disqual! colored persons from pon as egy Fo or holdlog ol oo ‘The vote stood 50 to 25, MAINE. Meeting for the Proposed Repeal of the Tax on Manufactures. Portiann, Dec, 4, 1867, A meeting of manufacturers was held here last even- img to consider the subject of repealing the internal Tevenue tax on manufactures, Charies Staples, Charles P, Kimball and Frederick N. Dow were chosen delegates to the Cleveland Convention, on the 8th of December. CALIFORNIA, Salting of the Great Republic for Hong MKong-Proceedings of the Legisiature. , San Francisco, Deo, 4, 1867. ‘The Pacific Mal) steamship, Great Republic, for Hong Kong and Yokohama, sailed to-day with a large number of esestenet, $1,360,000 in treasure and freight valued ‘The Senate to-day confirmed Governor Low's appoint- ees to the principal State offices, The heared granted the ee he chamber for a meeting ADS tO express tithe Mauchester executions, ns Sa Sorrow Arrived, barks Professor Airey, from G! Wealth of Nations,; from Manila; Comrade, Eastern butter quiet at 35c, a 37%. Fiour steady at $7.60 a $8. Viteat de ab82 60 0 82 65. Legal tenders 73. EUROPEAN MARKETS. ‘Tan Losmox Fm hy Marxet.—Lonpow, Dec, 4—Even- iny.—Consols el 9334, ex-dividend, for money, ‘aieaen| pocriioe The following are’ the closing rates:—United States a eran, aT Wiinols Cen- Seta ars Dec. ¢— United Etalee Donda cloned ex 16: for the ts- tenet tien ules Lavanroot Corrow Manget.—Lrvanroot, Dec, 4—Evon- —The cotton market became more active during the ‘and closed firm at the following suthorized Gripe and uplands, Ae ‘oe retin ‘Orleans, ‘The sales FF kd reich for American. 48s oe A Dec. 4— Provisions .— Lr —lard bas a declined to dn 6d. a and bacon E to 438, — 6d. for winter cured extra prime mess, ph OF ed for prime Eastern mess, for inh oe aig od fine. Propucs Marast,—Liverroor, Deo. ¢— ae Loses ‘Wilmington rosin has declined to 1, Tan's ‘and spirite of turpentine advanced to 27s. $d. of other articies are the same as reported at Room, No. 12 Dutch standard sugar is actrve, Manxers —Lowpox, Dec, 4—Noon.—Whale olf, 289 per 252 gallons; sperm ol $112 por ton; tiusced an perton, Linseed cakes, £11 per ton for thin Pernourcy Marxet,—Antwerr, Dec, 4—Evening. en at 43 france 76 centimes for stan whie, EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS, Disaster at Sua.—Livenroor, December. 4.—The bark Max:milian, Captain Hatfeld, which loft Philadelphia on the 10th of November for Antwerp, recently went ashore near Flushing. It is thought she will bea total Joss. December terthe steamsbip St, David tras Qooves, an arrived Socts. “the steamship Hammonia, Captain E burg-American Packet Com- pany, from New, York November 23, arrived here at about eleven o'clock last night. Afer landing the aod peer tas and mail the Hammonia sailed for AGLARS AND AND RECEIVER, i 7 g : ile Te | i i Epyegee The few regs aioe ; ia i NORTH CAROLINA. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. Riet Caused by a Radical Speech. Raison, Nov. 25, 1867, Intelligence from Brunswick county states that a riot was nearly inaugurated at Smithfield, on the Saturday immediately preceeding the election, in which several ‘white citizens were severely injured. It appears that % radical candidate, named Legg, who ip o Northern man that has settled in Smithville since the war, and is one of thé Hunnicutt stamp in Virginia, abject stricken and what shape the riot bad whether for or against bim. He fled and sought the tion = of Bothing to a . tne aroma, Lk is 40 appease ral one of the b4 bona now oe. speecien of euch adventurer: as this Legg and resident Huanicutts im ant others * stamp tm the ern Bieles. FATAL FALLS. A colored man named Jobn Richardson, whose family fresides at No, 15 Cornelia street, was engaged 18 shak- ing carpets yesterday afternoon of the roof of house No 63 Weat Washington place, when going too near the tad fell vo the sidewalk, ia 0 fow minutes Y, DECEMBER 4, 1¢67,— TRIPLE SHEET, - + eee se — NEWSPAPER Cul CURRENCY. The Supreme Court of Georgia ta tn easton, A atroot railroad is talked of in Lafayette, lad, iT Ti Telegram, ~ PRIOR TWO CENTS. 1 THE DEATH. SING—4 CLOlE OO! ‘The Ever ‘TION OF Fiy.” Negro men served ona petit jury io Atlanta the | SEXTONS, UNDERTAKES, LIVERY STABLE MEW other de," Joba Hom,” Iam stadent of Dalton, Ge.» was shot and phn typ ber mae fe thas was killed a fow days since on the Chattabouchse Fiver, by 20th. Thar are two bundted - tad ninety sewspapers pub- iT wage “pera a as ant plying their vocation ia! at Terre Haute. ‘The freedmen near Macon ain Sate Stealing hogs, The Journal Messenge saan fo poo proves the’ Waaaniy of of s \Tho Bar of Augusta have subseribed \Nperally to the fund’ to build « monument to ihe lale Chiet Justice Lumpkia. “ae of the. cars for the street railway in Aa We ade Ga, "0 reached ‘ell Regular trl wi about the 10th inst, v - Cars on the Thomasville and Bainbridge (Ga.) Ra Uroad a running to station 22, eight miles of 1 ‘sin- The Bank of Salem, at Satom, one of tho free banks «f ina, has redeomed $2,900'more of {ts notes than it* best Thursday a young man named Rudolph Ruffner, aciti Teil City, was found suspended to the limb n tree by a lady's veik It wassapposed that he The Methodist parsonage at Athens, Ga,, was robbed on Sunday night inat of $400 in monev ‘aud numerous be Papers, amounting to several thousead doliars, The papers were afterwards found. The Athens (Ga,) Watehman tells of a most extraordi- Bary yield of corn—two hundred bustels and tweive ‘aartt from_ one one acre. It was reised in Richlaad Dis- trict, South Carolina, by Dr. Parker, The New Albany (ind.) Commercial says:—'‘Tt t@ un- derstood that General Weitzel rorards th the construction of @ canal on this side of the river as entirel; bogpaghs and will op weet & recommendation to that tm bis Teport of the survey." William Morrison, who fought under Jackson at New Orleans, died at Utica, Indiana, a few days since, at the age of seventy-vine, He was a native of Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, and a brother of the veuerabie Thomas Morrison, of Dayton. who survives him, The Cleveland Herald says that tho road’ by which Weston entered that city looks as though an army had passed over it, ‘Buggies, minus a wheel or a shaft; Erg of barness, hate and caps are strewn along thiv Toad in jess confusion. It is estimated that the damage te buagies alone will amount to $1,000. Robert M. Douglas and Stophen A: Doug! Sevator Douglas, have been in the city for several days boing ses visit to their relatives in this State, fi irs. Dougias was the dat % Martin, of Rockiagham county, in this State. Robert Douglas is nineteen yeare of age and: Stephen A, is seventeen —Raleigh (N. C.) Standard, Smart Bass, who was hung at Butler; Ga, lately ki ip bold front to the fast. He spoke a fow words tone Present. Alluding to tl murder, he said v Cy Hl what be believed any man in bis situation would done. mever had any idea of being hung. He had called binialt “Smart” because be thought be bad too much quickness to be caught in bis doings. Thus ended the life of a notorious thief and murderer. A freedman went to the radical spoaking at Campbolt- bape Fia., a few days since, and for some rearon carried tol, whieh, for conventence, he piared in the leg of boot, already cocked, with the muazieup In pest and the contents of the nto leg and side, from which death en- correspondent. writes to the Chicago Tribune :— Speaking of doga, it may bo well to mention that Wes. ton becomes perfectly wild when one of those animals & if REAL ESTATE SALES IN BROOKLYN. On Tuesday the following property tn the vicinity of Pros- pect Park, comprising in all elahty-six lots, was sold sy James Cole’s Son at public auction, at the Commercia: Ex. change, Brooklyn:— Lot, aa Braxton st, 197 ft 1036 in ¢ from 7th ay, 251100, $470 3 lots, adjoining, in the e, $475. 1,435 2 lots, adjolning, tn th lots’ s corner o! a i in at hy a ach FF 73 2 z, i ta Si ve ALO TOU wiEE A eht RAPHIC AND we Meet ARMS SOT OMER hws oF Tue AY A House Burner. | ‘The flames were shooting high, And turpentine you threw, n ofieer stood “And be arrested you. You board st Sing Bing fine, | And pay by breaki bs using turpentine To burn the house you own. Tt is just as sensible to shovel Oayerine pepper and eans 0! sical of on ® burning building as 0 use the |i rdients on the to “Judge athe ew pesper, pana punish: priare of on rat, remeay, emedy. PAN Pal Laas without smart. It jeares ne olor, are painted over wer thelt whole body every tion's delightful to the senses. it invigorates strength and tone to the whole system, undred times faster than tee; brent nadie to ba hundred of puny. ee infants : he stomach, and teaches a.! Tolhave vetior ‘beak "without swingia | Foplacvorer die, Til tet you wh; The young ones g row #0 tasty, nat sit shoeld spura— lla, purges, pukes and pastry. ie ae - OSTETTER’S STOVACH BITTERS. Who ta cece boeh doce not desire to Lad elways eames from indigestion—to have a Appetite, painless stom. ach, a elonr ules: a hosliny complesion? if this should meet the eye of any who are not thus le STETTER'S STOMACH BIT- TERS. | We guarantee that this deligh*fut tonic will restore sil tring ‘bogu,"the. trosal. Sppetitn ted give pers ita e truaot a} a nent Teor to tI Neabie-and emaciated, wut t jon nang form, are wivieed «| for the ly and mental comfort, to try it. Ladies of the most delicate Saag oes | nt to its harmless: ite ions te vot 5 sy th: relladle or al ae of ane ney. “for Seis felt Fa rer ae Baie thes SabATE aeadewaridir az. Otarater tke ftitdese ia as. sna ae ther hey also Ll tie its for at tmstramed Wit Keres: meaay agen tee purebece. i ‘at afk eda son et avian te ths Wether a a pales Sa chant first Ci Ae eRrARinaare ts ¥ me.of Kina: nex” a ‘every te S39 flea rhe weare er ales Daradiees of foatisa col ts know: Toney tetis witha i a all awsome and ‘5 conte, AND CEMETERY OFFIGIALS-ITS WORKINGS EX- POSED—STARTLING REVELATIONS OY NEW YORE FUNERALS. THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LATESt MARINE N INE NEWS, THB wos? sricy ar FROM WALL STREST, TULL CONG: SIONAL NEWS, THE BEST court REPORTS, UP 70 HALY-Past THREE O'OX0OK TO-DAY. 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