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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Cuomy lay introuched 10 'tho nCFhroIhood. Council
having been called 1t found that wailc some
ia favor Of retiring the majority favored Immediate
attack Accordingly we advanced toward the encamp-
ment Of the insurgents Coming near, opened fire.
upon them without cleitug any reply. Shortly after
ward however they fired entire vOey, and stretched
from so e. lOO wounded and dying upon tho
field Among the wounded my ~. shot through the
leg Tcrcupou our forces Withdrew. leaving their dead
aud wounded upon the field Soon afterward Modesto
Daz and picket Of the insurgents to inspect the
battlefield As lay there screaming at the top OF my
voicQ Diaz approached and said You have had bad
etard Of it, my Captain it seems our bullets are not
madd Of cotton Percciving that crying NJ the
thought of nv wife and children. he said /
had supposed a Spanish soldier never cried
begged him 10 remember that was about
forever my wife and children and ne answered
You sha live for your wife and children Thcrcupon
I andthe other wounded carried by his followers
back OF the intrenchment where my leg amputated
by insuTgent surgeon, and few hours later was
borne wooden stretcher 10 a sheltered spot, where
soon afterward picked mp by my own men. As the
Insurgcut chief leaving me. ne said: Captain, let
your followers know how the bandits treat their
enemies" THIS Spanish officer Processes himself
have been perfectly astounded by the order subor
nation, discipline and equipments OF Modesto Daz and
MS Another Spanish Captain asserts that Maxine
Gomez at the head OF large force fully equipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

INCREASING THr BANK CmCULATON-VICTOR
HUGO A CANDIDATE FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS Dec. 81. 1871

INCREASING THr BANK CWCULATON-VICI0R
HUGO A CANDIDATE FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS Dec 81, 1871.
The Assembly, on friday, debated all day
TIE question Of augmcntng The circulation Of tie Rank
France. The discussion took wide range. President
Theirs spoke several times ana On oneloccasion aludng
70 the violent language used by Deputies pro
vokod by the threats Of the Germans, said silence
wac The best reply to thr harsh words o. NJ
Bismarck This was received Nth prolonged applause
Throughout the debate NJ Theirs expressed dete mined
opposition 20 budenug the present fiscal year with fresh
losses. Tic Assembly finally voted to increase the note
circulation OF the Bank by 4OO,0OOOO francs At the
close Of the debate the session adjourned until the
81 OF January. Supplementary eectous TO be held
Pans 10 Ill vacant seats IN tile Assembly Victor
Hugo has accepted nom nation OF platform Of princi-
pies which embraces the abolition OF capital punish
the raising Of the 81 siege in Paris the
restoration OF monarchy PROCLAMATION of general am
nes,y the dsSoiop Of the present Assembly. and the
removal Of the sat Of government to PARIS. uomina-
lion Wa. rendered 10 Marshal Mcmahon, and was de-
cl.ued The Duke d'Aumalc IS candidate for member
a. Tho Academy Of France The election will be held on
Tie 4-th o. January. o-'.,---ss''' o
Tie Deputies in the Ta<tonal Assembly to-day called
mon President Theirs. The Duke dAumale ana Prince
do Joryle were absent. There no ceremony what
ever in the 1eccu;iou. hut the utmost cordiay was
manifested moth on the part Of the President and the
Deputos
Bishop Dupauoup has resigned mis- scat in tho Academy
a. France in consequence Of the election OF NJ Maxi
miien Paul Emile Llttre az a member The sale Of
photographs tlC executed Communists has been pro
l.U.t,I
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GRFAT BRITATN.

,,cr or WAIFS-TEERlBLE FClIth IN
III In ns,oN IN GIASGOw-SEKOJs MARINE
DISASTERS IoNnoN. Dec II, 1871.
MI bnuetin from Sandungham, to-day re-
4". enc Prince of Wales suffers less pain ron tLe
I"S ahove his hip, and continues 10 improve
'Neuue ,.,ee road wagon, propelled by steam and
W. .,esvv boilers, was passing through tho streets
.seiasrow, Yesterday, surrounded ana IoHo".u ~ q"
100 children. one Of the boilers e&piod'u' fNo
49, were killed outright, and seven were 80 nauIy
-ro that their recovery Is doubtful Inc uc"o anu
,,,rred were friehtfully muulatei'
.,I, named Edward foundored Of fa.month on III
,.r and All On board were lost No paTucw%Is nave
come to hand .-.. -, , oorco q, 90
(s ~ tnrnennne. was totav DESTROYED by FIRE wlnie
eotterd on the Thames. The loss OF her cargo
material eject upon the prices Of tuIp,ntme IL this
market -,,., ,.,,.o, oor,
II, rnfs in rs review Of the year 1871 de7otes con
.Iorate spacc 10 comment on President Grants Mes
soc 70 Congress The inference IS draWa thereifom
~, tho neutrality which the United states has
80 far maintained with ytgaTd 10 'uuah d.
- NAV soon be exchanged for more
scttve policy. To this me Iimes mas 10
cn and even goes so far as III declare at best that
ha should be separated from spain. The Times makes
forecast Of political prospects in America, and comes 10
the conclusion that Gen Grant Will certainly be reelected
Great satisfaction is shown az the victory won by the
voters Of New-YoIk City their corrupt officials and
he hope is expressed that al who have swiudled the
eitywu be brought 10 justice and undergo the penalties
either CT.Mts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
rxrcrTIoN OF BARTHOLOMEW BARNES

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec, 30.-BarthOlomcw Barnes
was hanged at Pttshed Ill., yesterday, for the murder
OF John Grisham, in Calhoun County, last February
Barnes and Grisham had quarrel weeks previous
to the murder Barnes threatened to take Grisha
life On the 9th Of February they crossed the rive.
from Clarksyile Illinois, together. Grishsm was in
wagon with his son. age years and was drunk Barnes
asked 10 ride with them and promising 10 behave ann
self gwen Before they had proceeded ar
IA quarrel took place and Barnes chOKed Grlsham and
unped out Tue seatboard tipped and Grsham fell out
ON the opposite side of the wagon, and lay his back
then Barnes TO him and deliberately stamped him 10
death crushing the skull and mutating the face beyond
recognition The case tried at the December tenn,
and the Jury returned verdict OF guilty. The prisoner
Ia only 10 wears Of age He taken from his cell %
the gaows at O'Clock and made few remarks, stating
that he killed Graham but that whisky was the cause
"a lie fell feet and his neck broken producing
death almost inEtantaneOusly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized the As
,saut Treasurer in NewYOr to sell 100000 Of gold on
the second and fourth Thursdays and purchase $1,000
go of bonds on the first and third Thurdays during the
month OF January next
Judge LOChrane, late ChcfJusricc Of Georgia and one
Of the most prominent Of Southern Republicans, had
long interview with the President yesterday. He says
the Administration Will not interfere in the GubernatOral
affairs OF Georgia aud Gov. COuey personally cares
nothing for the office there Will be- contest between
him and Governor elect Smith concerning IL.
The number OF persons who will receive calls tomOr-
row viii probably be larger than on any previous New
Years day. Appeals made through press and pulpit
dispense with prtnOus liquors on that OCCASION aud
10 substitute harmless beverages There is doubt
that these appeals Mil in many cases be respected.
Six weeks ago. Ok clerks in the Census Office dis
charged and the first OF January the services OF 60
more will be dispensed with. There viii then remain
about beside the heads Of divisions Other dis
charges Will take place, the work from time to
time shall be finished in sections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
TIE CASE OLE TIE FLORIDA.

SIZE Is STOPPED AND SEARCHED BY THE SPAN
IARDs AND THEN ALLOWED 10 PROCEED on
IIER VOYAGE.
Letters received in this city on Saturday,
from Capt George Mitchell Of the steamer Florida state
that the Florida left ST. Thomas under sat NJ
Dec H. bound for this city and followed out Of port
hour later by the Spanish steamer VascO Nunez
de Balboa OF six guns, the American soOpofwar shaw.
NUT stronger vessel then In the harbor of ST. Thomas
failing to interfere At 10 when the Florida wac
about fifteen miles from ST. Thomas, sailing on her des-
tined course with the American flag flying. the Vasco
Nunez de Balboa, which had approached within mile,
fred n shot her bow intimation 10 her 10
stop The Florida not needing. another shot was fired.
and became evident 10 those on board that the ncn
ton Of the Spanish gunners was To- strike the vessel
This induced Capt Mitchell 10 heave to- and soon after
bOatlOad of armed Spanrds headed by an officer came
board remaining for nearly half an hour The officer
closely examined the papers of the Florida, hut being
unable 20 find anything wrong about them, or 20 dis
anything the steamer compromising her neu-
traity In the Spanish Cuban conflict he finally departed
with his men, the Florida continued her course,
TWO three days afterwards stormy weather was en-
cOuntered in which the florida lost her Opmss and ia
consequence, put into Nassau ~ p Dee 2J from which
port Capt. MitchellS letters were sent she VIII pro-
badly sal fOI thls port to-day.
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TEl.EGRhPUIC NOTES.

The United States steamer Wabash arrived AZ
NJ, on SATURDAY. sherman ABd suite spd'd Al Gibraltar
The International Telegraph Conference at
Rom. M sdoaueL It's neat meeting -D be 81 NJ Ps'e'enb
~ 1919
Secretary Fish returned 10 Washington yest'fr-
dD ,bd biz en At the 's'd-see Of Secretary hoe''on
odsy,
The mi-annual meeting of the Board Of APP
p.s oI the National Trong will bs held IN f'o's9es
ibt Tuesday Of JsnusIJ ls1L
Seven Easter mails are now overdue at San
Enso from that point paced east 81 Oydsn ne'e BENG
20 ob.irpe1ons ~esi Of that Poist
The Arizona Apaebes have left tho Verde and
Gam, Rs,ryslos, camp Old pOu Rene A.
lad. 40 var In Ahlsss Is srp-cted 10 ooRsqs,Bco
In the RoumaIiian Chamber on Saturday, tho
ns a, ArAir dispatch received from Lo'sea By 40
o.rA, Grst Br,ss s'ss,S esbhsr p'osr' ps,is
n.,i 4, tAs ystissJ "csSt's
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CRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY rELEGRA

The variety store Of George G. Robinson .sy,8 %
ia Portland Ne va badly ds@sset BY hs % H's'
eO -, -.
William Briggs q newsboy' was hile" ~, ~
Ly9P. Mas 90 sssaIda'' -A'' '"~'''
shls hotlau. =, Il. l..
Nary Shea who allied Policeman boyle "a
- Frds IA, b,st committed to is to await ihs '''
Of ihs Grand Jafy - II.
The bark Hunter Capt. Brown. Of kern.' 'ss,i
"A, n, lIotsiufs, Nov ~ sr,tto 20 The bsham''
loo. he rfew ssssi Al, -.
J. W. Barker wife. and two cb'"I,1., ..p'...i
rura,r,d ~ Bloc Wssi sauou. n'si Tucson NV
~ ouuavs dntsa oct 81 Senufa a. -. Nh
The depot oi the Boston and =, ,,n -1s ,.ws,.d
Hvds Pst sn,s'd ~ bes ssy before opsang
"a, tn,I,o;sr explosion ~ Baltimore on Monday
ytis, a. az s.ust asnbsr - - .,H,. srd LILO
tt,wsr ,bd WtIham alf''
t,fsoa, Hjsf,s some ss'sr'h III o., s.,.,,., "A
....l Uink ill' nn toh ssaat nee haFe hsal
Nfher 40 tA.Ap Is ,nnusiapst tsangb DE ed
sr.d from a,famsuia 60
tlst h.ti have ts'n a"Hh'''' ,... ID -, 80. I,i
Part, If armed and a'Sg"Sfd H ~, i. %" ~,
a. go th' hsH aui s'' ~ 'ehe"'
q %, go s a., ~ VI !-' ', vti @ 'ssaa"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Mr. Moggs undertakes ia construct the road within
three years, and equip 10 completely for the sum
Of $eooO0O. Al prescnt almost the entire cotton
OF the country, seldom fall below 100000
quintals per annnm, IL hauled IN oxcalts
10 the port Of Puntas Arenas the
Pacific at cost Of 81 % per quintal thence II IL shipped
sailing vessels around Capo Horn, and finds market
in London and Hamburg after "a four months voyage:
II this road be constructed the trade OF Costa Flea will
take new course IL Will not cost more than 40 or 90
cents nc most TO take qunta OF coffee Ia the port o
in nine days, by steamer To NewYork at much less eN
pese than by sailing vessels 10 the markets above men
toned, or 10 NewluIk 10y way OF Aspnwal, over the
Panama Railroad.
A special correspondent Of the Vienna Aene
Iree Presss, writes to that paper from Moscow ~ fol
lows IAN newspapers, and among others the SOlcre
nClrCja TereSitd. full Of military Intelligence, and
even fl the most peaceful society is the chief
topic Of conversation Russia appears 10 have become
vast camp. Meanw lille the Government issues orders
important IN military point Of view. Millions are
spent III military stores munitions. horses, ana forage
and both IN this country aud out OF II numerous con
tracts in of execution New forts are build
ing at Kiew Ncoaief. Viborg, Brest, LevS ski, Cron
stadt and Marschaw. Formerly men who were the only
support OF their parents escaped military ser
vice, hut they form class apart.
the fifth. and liable to be called any day.
whllO the youths who have passed their lh year are
regiments 10 learn their drill Men OF the reserve
try. The army already armed with breechIoaders,
and by next Spring the troops serving In the Caucasus
in Siberia and IN the Far East will also be similarly pro-
vded. All this makes every one anticipate war; ana
the press endeav0rs 10 embtter the already sucley
excited feelings and 10 turn them against Austria.
strangers who wish 70 visit military establishments OF
fOrresseb only do 80, according 10 hlcy issued
regulation, when accompanied by Waterman IN Ihe
service OF the particular establishment visited. lHe
journeys OF the Grand Dukes Alexis and Michael are con
eideIcd 10 be OF political Importance"
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THE uorAloy rRIns-MoyrY WANTED

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 30.-Ihited States
D.stnct attorney Bates has addressed important let
t.. {. Senator rrumbu, asking from fhe Judiciary COm
ulttso adv, and ustTl, ons 10 what he shall do
h. Is without to nay the expenses ~ the Court FOR
-or, ~ iu ors s-es &c. lie says I'm the Terri
to:al luu as su"i officers are AL Mormons who viii
not d. ~ thor fpn ser. or leaders for nigh crimes at
an. .ut .'. t..t nt.v punish Gentes unfairly and
p g. .u.... TIE United States Courts prosecute ciim
IAls nairuy most sUOn exist here, and neither life
r pe viii be- safe. The cost for keeping prisoners,
ami spurtaiOn, ready $4,000. and there is
cont mad for present or future expenses" The At
tuTuCv .udcs: II other for the Gov
nn,ont TO provide money immediately for the prose
cltl n TIE 2cat charged order all ds
mi~std.'
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2 1E d tND THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS
~ FOT PURSUIT.
CILRA
SEVERAL ENGAGrsgxrs-s,,cur o,, -,

stsERAL ESGAGEMBSTs-sIJGuT creAw ,ose
nAVANA' Dec. O.-Several engag ements have
iStiy taken place in Cuba between ,b s.,t1, -
sno 'be rebels under Modesto Daz n - rano,,S tha,
"~ fhe rebels killed.
"'UNI OF THE ENGAGEMENT Ar uANzANuIo
lii sPANIAkDs LEAVE TIE ENEMY N
mssEsSIos or THE FIELD.
"AVASA' Dec. 2.-FrOm a Spanish CAPTAIN
~. ~ %oanabacos for the purpose of recruiting
80 ~ rave sD account 81 skiru,sh IN the yi.
ua" 49, Na1HanillO between the Insurgents under
Osl and tho Spanish troops "On approsch,os
"' said ny Informant We learned that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

EECIPTION Or FOREIGN AMBASSADORS BY THE
KING.
RONE, Dec 81, 1871
King Victor Emanuel gave reception, to-day,
to the foreign ambassadors, at the Qurnal All the
representatives OF European and American Governments
Who Lad come 90 the city 10 take part in the ceremonial
were present The Hon. George +. Marsh, the United
State Minister and the senior member Of the diplomatic
corps, delivered fehctous address their behalf 10
Which the King replied u suitable terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
ONE OF THE CALIFORNIA STAGE ROBBERS AR


SAN FRtNDsCO. Dec. 30.-The robbery Of the
stag ia sonou County, last week. has been traced to
Digger Indian hoy, lG years old, who armed with
red wood stlcS. nstC3d OF gun. He got plumber
the express box being empty He cOnfesses having
mtted the robbery and also says he connected with
the paug which made attack stage near Pretts
last summer, where Of the gang named Rattle Jack
Was killed. aud promises 10 show The officers who
have hin. in custody where some Of The punder was
lnIicd. II bcryoG his evidence viii convict the
Ire gang
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TIE sorrH cAKoIINA KrKLrx TRIAIs


COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 3l.-ln the United
States Court Saturday, the Of Dr. t. Avery was
rcsmned Much conflicting evidence was introduced
Witnesses for the prosecution Identified the prisoner as
a prominsnt participant in Ku-KuI raid and several
witnesses for the defense positively he was at
home on the night in question. At II T. a., without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

sTiL, ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
MApEIp Dec. 81, 1871.
There is again q Ministerial crisis in cOnse-
oueuec Of the appointment Of senior Ferries Mora 20
succeed -,nor Cre-po as second i1 command in Cuba,
and Of Ger Morales 10 TO the officer in the
military direction Il the Eastern Department Of that
Island.
The Co-rapondc1cio. IN article upon the relations
O. sp4.D nth ue south American Republic. predicts
Mc speedy establishment Of peace between those coun
tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

TERRIBLE DISASTER ON THE CASPIAN SEA
RUSSIAN STEAMSHIP WITH AL ON
w BOARD.
s. PETERSBURG. Saturday. nee Sc. ls7l.
Mo Russian steamship Kuma, plying Oh the
~, o.. toppdcrcd ip a terrible gale. Al on heard
49,. crew, and passengers were drowned In'
CIV, had a million rcurlcs u uossuro ca ''"'''
,5his q total loss.
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TIE rBrss cN THE RECEPTION or ALrXIs.

TIE PBEss CN THE RECEPTION or ALINIS.
81. PETERSBURG Saturday, Dec. 80 1871.
The Journal de 81. PetersbUrg the Russian
official orern, says the cordial reception Of the Grand
Duke Alexis 10 tho United States creates profound
sense Of satisfaction throughout Russia. The existing
IeaQus between the two countries strengthened by the
noble hospitality with which the Of the Emperor has
been received, are more than ever pledge Of en-
during amty which cannot but contribute to the gene
Ia! peace and progress Of humanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
THE GRAND DUKES BUFFALO HU

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-lt was determined to-day
that the long talked Of buffalo hunt the Plains by the
Grand Duke Alexis aud suite under The direction OF Gen.
Sheridan shall come of. The party will 60 from here 10
Milwaukee ST. Louis. Kansas city aud Leavenworth,
heretofore arranged and reach Omaha the 10 or Jan
nary next Here Gen Sheridan viii receive them, and
with proper military escort, conduct them TO the hunt
inc grounds II the is found 20 be too deep to
hunt the party will take the aud through 20 san
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
A SAN FRANCISCO JUDGE FINED FOR ASSAULT
AND BATTERY.

SAN FRANCIsco, Pee. 30.-Judge Lake, M
the Municipal Court pleaded guilty, to-day, 10 an
dictment for assault and battery with pistol az
charles DE Young of The Chronicle Judge Stanley IN
him $780, saying the greater part was on account Of
being Judge upon the bench, and it was his duty
restrain his passions, although he had received sire
proyocatiOn.
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DECISION on THE WEST SHORE r.

ALBANY. Dec. 3O.-Judge Clute reviewed
decision to-day IN the West shore Rsilre
case 10 the effec' that IA majority ~
taxpayers O1 Albany have peiiti0ned, IN fai
of issuing the bonds required, aud he !
pointed Mesars John ] Ocott, Alfred Van santwo
and Ersstus Corning. IT,. Commissioners. subsequom
Jndge Ingalls, issued writ OF csrfierdrt, reiurnable
the next term Of the Court, new week
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sPREAD OF TIE EEyOLUuON-CoRTINA DRIVEN
BACK.

FEEAD or THE EEYOLUTION-CORTINA DRIVEN
BACK.
MATAHoBAS. Dec. 30.-The revolution is adj
'sncbg into the state OF Tamanhpas. Gen. QuewagO's
hsurgent forces appeared before Mer this morning in
considerable numbers, when Gen COrtinas troops fell
tack On Carmega 80 miles distant where it supposed
they vii nTeuch and resist the occupation Of Ner by
The rebels as it gives them port Of entry the frontier
@ ott ..,
WIZ 'h d i$D THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS
~ F0T PURSUIT
rAG fka.-- ls,U Dec. 30.-Adyices from The
rS o. Mexico 10 Dee T. and from Aeuapuleo to the ed
yea received. The Government is merely holding
s'"niiichiss 10 NeuyO Leon IN check and using its
available tOree 10 crush Diaz
''''' 'oOE place in OaXaca ON the Ist inst Several
S"s-7'as followed resulting IN Diaz being compelled
ASi'H9 the open field ana retreat trto fine CIV of
49,. ~ ess pursued by the Federal tronps uDder
: ffdtUid' hOeiia and Fgnerrs - ~
? uDfS sent by Diaz 10 Spv.do o. =. A..
e .I'h sc routed by Gen. Aree al Ome,Ire and
as. - S"ek 20 Oa14ca with loss Guerrero ana ali the
w. ~ coast, with the exception ~ 0sxscS sd IN
AsthGnJfs. " l0f''SS'OD VI INC fedefAi
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WASHINGTON.

now GEN. BANKS's BILL WILL AFFECT THE
PROPERTY OF AMERICANS IN CUBA-MR.
AKERMAN TO BE ENGAGED IN THE KU-KLUX
TRIALS-SALEs OF GOLD AND PURCHASES
OF BONDS FOR JANUARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

,,vcv oP wIFs-TEERIBLr ROLLER *
III Ih n.,oS ~ IAsGOW-SERIOJs MARINE
DISASTERS. 1o~noS. Dec. n, 1871.
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Sales bp Autiion

A. MIRwIS. AuetoueeL
DY BANGS. MERWIN a Co., Broadway. cor.
ID Iuu-Saes Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture
MONDAY IS and following DAYS, .
EXECUTORS SAIB. No. 70 for estate OF late WIN GOwAEs
torv Biography Voyages and Travels Bblogapby Literature Liz
tory Of Women Freemasoury, etc
MONDAY Jan %. at p. NJ, MODERN THEOLOGICAL WORKS
Fprsh and French Novels and other Books from Libraries
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY following, Collection
NJ Books PRINCIPALLY relating 10 AMERICA, especially LOCAL
HISTORY Gepeaogy and Biography, Medicine Theology.
FRIDAY SATURDAY jan 70 and ~ LAW BOOKS eomprs
pg American English Chanery and Common Law Reports;
IEO. A. LEAVITT a. Co. date Leavtt,
Il st-eieirh Cob Chuion Hal AsOr-plsce.
ACTION OF LBRAKE CoLLECIOSs Of BOOKS PAINTINGS all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY --
LIBRARY OF THE REV. J. p THOMPSON. D. y.
TUURSDAY FRIDAY. and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Jan l8 49,
and 20 at a oo SALE Of the LIBRARY Of the Rev JOSEPH
THOMPSON, D. D., choice COLLECTION THO
LOGICAL and STANDARD WORKS, many LOCAL HIS
TORIES &c. Catalogues ready. Books exhibition
Mr. INKS'S STATUARY, 229 5th Avenue.
SALE OF MARBLE STATUARY, comprising Busts Groups
bv he sculptor Mr. g. B. IVES om Exhibition
daily to and m to 10 24g 3th Avenue
m door sold bv Auction Til URSDAl EVENING, Jan IS
'''>- GEO A. LEAvITT 4 Co, Auctoneers.
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REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK. Friday, Jan. 10, 1s77.
The Exchange was well attended this morn
ing but no public were made. James NJ Miller and
Joseph Mcclure adjourned several legal sales announced
take place. Messrs. A. j. Blocker Son Co. offered
two 3stOry houses and stores Smhst OF Hun
tington-st Brooklyn. The property was withdrawn
without receiving single bid.
William III. RaynOr has sold four lots W. Fourth
and Seventy fthst for $4,000; the buyer has
refused S. goo for his contract Also lot Eighty
fOurthst between Fourth aud Madsonayes 25XIs0 for
$4,000 ~T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-20
horse AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Jan. 10. 1877,

NETWORK, Friday, Jan. 10, 1877.
Two car loads Of Western horses, in good
condition arrived IN the Buls Head Market. The gene
raj horse trade remains quiet aud prices continue in
the buyers favor.
The stock brought TO the hammer nj Messs Johnston
Van Tasses semi-weekly auction sale met with rapid
and satisfactory distribution among the numerous and
welldspOsed attendance Of buyers which crowded the
auction mart IN East Thireenths The following prices