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THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

SHORT AND UNIMPOITANT SESSIONS LAST EVENING.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUss.I
TRENTON, Jan. 2G.-.The Legislature held a
short tonight No bills OF importance were in
troduced. The Governor sent in @ message recommend
ing act be passed by the Legislature making
eratve and valid all those companies recently pro-
nounced void and imperative by his proclamation on
account OF their paying the required revenue to the
State. providing they comply with the law aud pay
their assessments. bill passed tbe Senate giving an
annual pension OF <Co TO all solders OF the war Of 1912
or their widows In the Assembly Mr.. Jones OF Essex
I'M reduced bill covering the ground Of Gov. Parkers
in regard to the acts made weld and extending
the time for companies TO the 1st OF July next to
comply with the law with the stipulation that each OF
them pay SO additional Both Houses received pro-
tes. from the NewJersey Editorial Association against
an increase Of for publishing the State laws
A meeting OF the Joint Committee on Centennial Cele
braton will be held in Assembly Chamber tomorroS
evening and the Hon. Courtandt Parker. eXGov Bicer
Col John W. Torrey, and Thos w. Dudley, a:o an
nounced 20 speak.
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among tho three foma,o characters wefo all sung
win TASTE. feeling. and correotness; aud wo can
so'uom nope TO witness representation OF
ho opera IN which the Countess. Susanna
ana Cher"o'ho shall be more nicely balance
anu more nearly alike In oxeellsuGe Well IA Miss Kei-
iogg sings this graceful music, sna fairly riyaled
last night by Mrs. Van ZInd who IA bY far tho best
Co""fess we have ever had NowYork. The voices OF
thetwo ladies blended charmngly in the famous duet.
Sna were heard to great advantage In all the concerted
pieces. Mrs Seguns Oherubiao is somewhat celebrated
az one of her most fascinating We recall
tho Voi che sspete" with such excellent sentiment
Mr. Poakes was lively enough Figaro. though he II
slovenly singer. Mr.. Carlton appeared as A'rdp'pa'
and did little with his rcCaIve and aria in the Third
Act although he bore himself bravey In the tros OF the
First and Second Acts aud in the various ensembos.
hr Sesuin took his old character Of Autonio The
other minor characters were very i'll done.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The annual benefit concert for the German
Ladies sOciety Tor widows and Orphans IL to be gwen
al beinway Hall Thursday The artsta who are 10
take part In IL Miss Isabella Brush tsopranoj MISS
auiino St0b'eu. pianst, Mr Steius Dr. Danrosch, MI
~ H. Mills. and Mr. Borgner
The annual benefit performance for the
tfenc Benevolent Society viii take place ut the Acah
emy OF Music on wednesday evening, when Miss n l.
logg will sing In Faust with the assistance OF Mrs
Seguin ara MessIs. Habemann, Carlton, and Peakes
There Will also be vaudeville. lies Amendes des
Timothte." and Miss I'"ontne Mendes will sing an aria
from - La File du Regiment"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
In BROOKLYN.

Several fires have occurred in Brooklyn
since midnight on Saturday. and at time every
engine company except two in the Western District
employed. Tho most destructive OF those occurred
at No. 100 Futon-st, in fourstOry brick tenement.
The lre broke ont in tho upper noor IN apart
ments occupied by Mr. Williams. The FIRE was
quickly put out by the fremen, but not until
tho house badly damaged by fire and water.
Mr. DE Canetz occupying the first door, had furniture
damaged $500. The second floor occupied by Mr..
NachtInau. whose furniture damaged $500; +. X.
Hartman third floor had furniture damaged $500; Mr..
williams fourth floor. had furniture damaged $500. The
building owned by Mr. levitt, damaged 81 900; in
sured for 5000 in the Continental and Farragut Com
panies The three-story brick building adjoining was
slightly damaged by water.
About the time alarm OF 1re was raised in the
Coorcd Orphan Asylum. situated ut Dcaust. and Troy
ave. caused by some of the children igntng the bed
clothes in the dormtory while playing with matches.
Great excitement prevailed among the inmates for
few mnutcs the children were promptly removed TO q
safe distance from the flames and the fire was soon ex
tingished. only two mattresses being burned.
At the same time another alarm OF 1re WAS s0undeh
occasoled by the burning Of canal boat belonging 10
the Reading Railroad Company, and lying at the foot OF
Adams-st. The boat was damaged 500.
Tho fire whch has been i5inodering In the pie OF
iutc which dragged from the Empire St0res' last
week broke out again Yesterday morning An alarm was
sounded and the remen soon responded anu succeoueu
in auenching the flames in a few m0meufs. Inc loss
amounted 10 ;l5 ami falls up0n The Manhattan lnsur-
the juc, but who had fa"I to do his duty since
Saturday Dght.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh has postponed his de-
parture for Europe till He will sail by tho
Java.
Mr.. George NJ. d. BlOss, for many years an
editor and proprietor Of The cincinnati Gnqn"eT, has
dissolved his connection with that Journ"'
Nearly $l2,5OO have been subscribed III Lam
cashre to the of the late Earl Of Derby This n
,rdes the penny subscriptions OF about 9o00) working
men.
Mr.. Cowen, the Liberal candidate for Par
lament il the editor and proprietor Of The Ohroniee OF
that town. and not OF The Journal as was enormously
stated.
The Bishop of Nismes has received, as a
reply TO his recent pastoral visiting cards. from
Mdme Hyacinthe de Loyson. and the other from Hya
cinthe Loyson cure of Geneva" on which are written ten
gross insults which you have heaped upon u.s.
The resignation of President Joseph Cum
mincs of the Wesleyan University at Mddetown. Conn.,
was announced yesterday and caused universal regret
among the students. During the II years OF DR.. cum,
TO- the property OF University including four new
buildings, and ITS influence has been widey eAehdeu
No successor has yet been suggested.
Mr.. Ruskin thus wrote to an Aberdeen Sun
teacher 81 should much like TO send your
class some message, but have no time for anything
like My own to Bible readers is very sim
pie oBe Don't think that Nature ,nIman OF olneI o y,
it and don't think TO serve Goo oy praying n''eSu o'
obeying'"
The Washington correspondent of The Bos-
ton Journal writes Ulke German artist is at work
on two 9Th portraits OF Senator Sumner one FOR
tho Legislative Assembly chamber OF Hayt. and the
other for Sumner School building one OF the hnet
at work upon portrait OF the Senator from sketches
made IN the Senate Chamber and is succeeding ao
mirably"
The Calhoun Monument Fund, which the
women OF Charleston Co have been raising since 1861
10 at present valued at $2Ss64 H. At recent meeting
Of the Association proposition to apply the iund 10
the erection Of monument the grave OF Mr. Cal
houn voted down. as was another to deyote II 70
ucational purposes. Finally. 1t was decided 10 SUD
NIT to a committee of six proposition TO give tne
use the money to tho Confederate Home OF Charles
ton on Condition of the Association receiving in return
Calhoun Scholarships equal in value TO the interest," on
the amount invested II begins to look "a II MI Ca
boun's grave will never be adorned with monument
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
MUSIC.
ENGLISH OPERATIVE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.

ENGLISH OPERA-THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
Miss KellOgg's audience last night was
neither so large cordial the assembages which
witnessed Martha" "Maritana," and the Bohemian
Girl - last week. although this occasion the three
stars Of the company appeared together In the most
perfect comic opera the world has The
of this falling Off in public nterest-sight but still un-
not difficult to fnd. The Mar
riage Of Figaro" in English requires much higher
order Of dramatic talent than most OF these singers
possess. The spoken dialogue Is abundant Tho stage
business is unusually important Unless both arc well
done the opera Is always dul-and 1t Was certainly
little dull last night None Of the artists, except Mrs
and Mr.. seguin. gave the spoken portions with she
requisite ease dstinctness aud vivacy Miss Kellogg
herself. when she spoke, lacked tho piquanoy ana
sparkle which look for In and seemed per-
iectiy at home only when sho sang. Mrs. Van Zsndts
eocu'ion was labored. and the gentlemen OF the CON-
pany' Mr. Segun excepted, not entertaining actors
The orchestra hardly good enough for the
delicate and beautiful work it had to do.
There was great deal however iu the performance
that We can heartily praise Tho charming airs which
Mosart has spPorttoaed with saoh an impartial hand
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havo oeon ocisv forwarded long before tho prescn,
ADAM BLACK.

A telegram from London announced tho
death Of Adam Black the Edinburgh publisher. Mr,
Black who was born in 1874 the son OF wealthy
builder and received HIS education in Edinburgh his
native CITY After serving hs apprenticeship he went
into business as bookseller, and among other i'm
portant books brought out two editions OF the Enoyco
ped'a Britannica. Of which begun in 1880 the
other In 1855 He was also proprietor by purchase
OF the copyright OF Tho wsverey Novels and after
the failure OF his rivals. Constable Co, he became
publisher OF The BdinbNrgh Renew. and WAS thus
brought into close relations with many eminent Of
the whig party lie held aud ayowed liberal opinions
at timo when they were unpopular. and aided in
securing parliamentary and municipal reform. He
Lord Provost OF Einbugh from ts4J TO is,s, aud In
February. 1856. succeeded Mr. MacauIay member
for that city in the Houss of Commons. lie continued
IN Parsmeht until 1865. and consistent supporter
Of the leading Liberal measures. He dsoned. while
Lord Provost of Edinburgh. tho honor OF knighthood
offered hm by Queen Victoria at the Suggestion Of Lord
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DIED.

BURDBrTo, sund., jan 25 1874 C,hirns B.risa ssss
Of LeeuEs II. Burie,.
Relatives family respectfully Invited stsssl
the funeral No % Bs, wetsss
day, Jan. 2S, at l o'clock in the afternoon
CRAvATHOn SATURDAY Jsp "a By drowning Waa Jshssss
ef Rev. r. NJ and Rath Ca'ah aged Iytsrs
mcehs. aud 20 days
Fans, from parents residence. 42t seyahs. Prssss
Part. Broohvn. "Wednesday. Jsa. % at IL O'Clock
PBLD-On morning the 24ta Aassrosecs T..
ksther q. Field, in the S3d year OF Der
Thr dsv the 37th inst, To- oeei ron ~
ofher soanav, stephea Grs-u Msnsrosech 70 sas "a
friends invted Carriages sl ssst se sn's s WV
J. m from Grsud Central Depot
HlY-Ou ssaay Jsu "a the 66'b Of her As hhssss u
H,y vdov Php Hay aud dsasbsef OF we ns hss
pr.rsI S,a,. IN, sdure Dr. L. Ws q beievhs.
an Wsu,sisv TIE o'clock Trsla lesss
Rre Rswsv Of Tseay hni H ll;lo n ssa Css@ss~
at ll:30.
xGsKs.,d., morning IS 1874. Robert Mces IN ~ 7'u
III s... .rr,ses place the Yorkvits Oaee.
R;,h,axth Fourth ruesds, 'ss -, ,"spe
pRRRINgSesr Oaabs Jsa 2 se Psrse IN hs Ssd fsss -
=. .,.-.A Al. s...., 49,. -.
.ance OF HE bro,hepaw Hen kasds, 81 ssss thof Sso-
1t. 90 WEDNESDAY, 2sh last. OF l;Dps
sOuKR-At hi, rssdssoe No a. 0resssa's Brsssiys lee ~
Jsnes L. Roner
Of funeral bsresns1
zTMMRRMANN-A Fs Repase A. - ~ De.
emb.r 1875 axl 80 Henry Annerssas sf sss ~ -
e.. sr. eften
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
A RELIGIOUS REUNION IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2G.-At call of The Chicago
Alliance q new undenominational journal, OF which
Prof. Irving and other city divnes are editors large
number of the Chicago clergy assembled to-day at the
Grand Pacific Hotel Episcopal Presbyterian, Methodist,
ationaI Baptist Universalist, Swedenborgan
and other denominations represented. After an
hour OF pleasant social reunion and partasng Of cola
tion the Rev. DR.. GlenwoOd was appointed Chairman.
and the Rev ]. H. Mcclure stated the object Of the
meeting to fostering OF friendly social relations
between ministers of the various denominations Ad'
dresses were made by the Rev. Drs Evarts Kttredge.
IT. N Powers Ryder, Daniels, Arthur. Mitchell. J. H.
walker Thomas dnd several Others. and the occasion
was one great interest TO all present Arrangements
we're made to hold other similar meetings monthly.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor yihes .Sh,p Sews SEQ Seco,A5 fu1e.t
tERIkFn

AkRIt Eb
Bsrk ,,es (in., Tleht,1 Ln.rrf ~ i,ys. IN b,n.-L
Brg leBoo (Br, Hsth,b, Weotso1. n - isga 80
plaster. 4. A.. -.
Brg Mari Knoyiton McKh Gonaves ~ isys With o<-ost -
(Svell Sl.e1. seville hof sn% ~
Carl XIV arrived 22l ; tischa.ng at Perth AaShf -
d. Perc Mahss, SaHYef ase''ih' - isfh S"s
eoies.
SAILED.
Steamship, Oh on SoriDA shs u'1 n~tu.u. ~
50 %ISiyssan,.S Iy- sG T hs9Si e9Sw " csSiy @ ,'"'o"'
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosroS steamship a'rceis from Gh'rirslsss
Lake Mic.sB. irom olaSeos . -, 49,
BNTsosK Jan steamship Wm crsse from Bss>~
Cleared Ocl0rars for Nes-iOrk .
Sxy ORrK.Ss 26-Aise ships Be,thogen from bosss,
Henry from iyernooi Mschorn from Anssp. SlrassI an
Passes steamship hetrof)s a NeH Fs
Cleared steamship ssn Antonio. from Se~-YlTk
s.y,sS,a J.a 20 --Ardel steamship eso L' nscs hes
New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA, Jaa 2iTLs bar1 Csden Llsibers ffoT Nss fSs
ioSpoS Jsu 26-rhe ,bp Cro-p fo, eb ,sA
fr,m San Fr4uceo Aug j. for QueenpvB has ,g- Fsss
damaged condition
SPOKEN.
jan 90 lat 80 % ioos 70 L. bark a.beesa '' rom Asts'p
for NeE.lOr..
Uuy,Y Ian 26-Ths Amsnean ship Cs,a~l OF Nsstarypset
Cheey master days scn bound ~ Boston with cargo
az indigo ,hes hides arrived Mlavs AnchOrsse Bsuss
on the inst bsd soae ,nd lsaAine
hady ST. Georss hsbor On as s u
and ohsre OF competent pilot sas sIst %
sboal. sank n % feet Of water
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
LATEST POREIGy NEWS.
ApDrrssEs OF BRITISH MINISTER'S.

ADDRESSES OF BRITISH MINISTER'S.
LONDON. Tuesday, Jan. 27-0 m.
Mr.. Forster has ssned an address to his constitu.
ents. He uphods the existing Education act.
Mr.. Lowe. in similar address, replies categori-
cally to Mr. Dsraels criticisms He shows how what
was. characterized as an unenergetic administra-
tion had carried the country through the crisis of
European without compromising its dignity
or giving ofen'c TO either party. The Government
trusts and believes it has established permanent
relations OF friendship and good will with the
United States.
Dir. ghts address is expected tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
nnMKSIiG MARKRIS

2f-Whest fr s,>,fr. n, ''si " ~
~ TOb7c OI Nr.i. 30 riS- hs
New - 13Dc for Cool Cbaf, P.ops
sith tendency sales 1t s 70, STANDARD wne
al
Jan 90 -Fiour du ODube Bgtr, ~ 80. rds
Br.rs 81 7jds7 25; fsny. SSay Corr gw.t Wat I7e.
Y,los SOc JOJ7c Bsa dsl AZ 81 10 HsJ i,us
Oriins, slG0xIS Choce si Pork dali ., SIG % ssi.A
qu,t; Shoulders Gs C'e,r Rb SIDE. Si, B,e'" s,tos
sna aigae: Sboaders Clear S Jsf. tss >aa
lDc. Ham dali Al i Lard good iem,n sni s'Ec' I.
9sYe Keg lie di; Inferior. ilzUb -. Cenres SA
to lallV PsF GLy01 PRIME hoic-, Sr,L- Me-
las.es 10 good Fair 52157c Strictly Pnm- 6 Whky
au. at t>inHa CoJs l-'-t 81 ~ y
a29e. Meal dal - 20 Cod 40 Breaaass-se~
York Sight }, discount; Sterling. 0.3fi ia0j;Jis
n g., Jan. 26-SDIn furu-n.Be ksn st stA
lssn qaict bd strained Cr0is rlrDsass a. ~
for Had 81 40 fyt Yspx Da Tar fim al S. -.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
rvIycRAPHIc NOTLs.

The Ohio Falls Car Company. at Jefiersonville,
,;h .d,r b the panic has perfected ssassoy sr'ngenen1
.,h i,s creditors snd Will resame Srrs
A mother with four small children was dis
eo,.rd sunday gt house in Psisdslphs without Gre eoa s
IN, nsis ,sef ohss~ss they nust have pensAed before
morning.
A Young man named Perrine OF New i0rk,
go dsa Of coasampuoa the Usioa Psche train which
es1a ). on.S: on Da,nPe. native q h...,eaa s
IL h,ohs,.u Of CsAn died of the dises~ On the
ss ss,k Aers SUNDAY The tse Intimate usaas and
80 tess ksvsi,ss "a C~afetsi. fss ASI a"h
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
MONKEYS AND MIN

WaaT PKoy AsAsSE BxLtsyaD
etroriniry 0essa Of .bs Ia. sr-ss ss-sshsA
r.spec,n. toe orig, Of the hsnsa .peci@,.
In rAisUNs RUg, NJ. -. J,,r PJsls,so.
which eorlsis, Tie gyie, BpelG,a u i3Ts Hsv Raj. ~
yewsole PARK With Map .ni sers, - Sr liir,, b. PrS
Aslsss the expiration II ' AB,on Pre- 10
II viii be ,iir.o sth Bsssss No. go
Nos 8 10 sRt ~. -tb Noe 3 .
10 sni for ee,ts Circular, -a. i.ls.s es,.s
s-ut by free soy stirsss
AlJgsss Tss 1sisD-s. ass t,t
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Dangerous limitations


ALLcocxs Posoy, PL,srsn.
There several dangerous limitations o' hsss oeleb'sed ra<ss
P,.,.. being sad ecaescs Plaster Is sss
var, appearance they likely deceive the an~'v aa A"ss
who purchase the Poroa Ps'e oo'sas
MINT srAxP wrn BRAspssrH " wars LsrrssS-
This guarantees Geaune AcoEs PcRoJs PLAsrsR "@ss are
iu, famed for their medical properties sad oil peosSas
observing the stamp aud never pareSa~nx s''
Ia the white letters will TO ,ssase'ves
m. ,u. IsprA RUBBER Prss which gSArsaesl ~
G.SurSx ALLcocKs PLAsrKRby b. Bs,sosErs.
President Poross Plaster Conpasy
PRINCIPAL Aseuey Brsaireh uosse NewYort
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

especially Of the Hebrew sngunge has been Hectde
IN former Convention OF tho stiiutiopAi drama
Lodge therefore, be IL
Resofre That we, Bnsi Berith cons Ter It our duty
give all eucOura cement and moral suppert IN our
power the said union OF American Hebrew con
regati0ns and to the Institutions that body may esfa
Iish Intended for the elevation and promul satfon cf
Judaism and Hebrew lore. fr.Ht ID
ll Standing committees were appointed. and without
transactng any other business OF importance the Con-
yentiou adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
SARATOGA AND THE COLLEGE REGATTA.

SARATOGA, Jan. 20. - In reply to letter
from Amherst College the President OF the Young Mems
Christian Association this village has written letter
stating that the regatta OF last Ps conducted with
out pool selling and giving t as his opinion that wne
private betting cannot be prevented, pooseiing wiz
not be counteuanced the coming College regatta lie
SAWS furthermore that John Morrissey has no connec'
ton direct indirect with the saratoga kow"x
ciatiop and has disposition 10 inter'cro WI" vi
engage In the College Regatta.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
JANUARY WEATHER.
HE TEMPERATURES IN NEw-ENGLAN

The TEMPERATURE IN NEw-ENGIAND.
BosroN, Jan. 26.-At O'clock this morning
in this city the thermometer stood zero; ut Concord
~ H. 100 below at lancaster. 3'o below; at ewiston'
Me-, l0o below.
THE ICE BUSINESS IN MAINE
BATH, Jan. 26.-The ice business has begun
here IN earnest and being prosecuted with "nusua'
vigor loo Il inches In thickness Is being cut Lao
schooner L. & A. Ba6cock sailed to-day Tor rnia0e'Pu"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Lieut. Commander
william g. Dana is ordered to the Ossipee executive.
Leut NJ B. Buford will be detached from the Congress
on the completion Of the naval maneuvers now In prog
ress st Kew West and ordered home Lieut. r. Mceker
4. detached from tho brooklyn, aud ordered to await
further instructions Boston. Lieut.. Edward Strong
10 Attached from the NavyYard Boston and ordered
to the shenandoah. Surgeon WOOlverton 10 detached
s.o,n the 6bepa ndoah aud granted sick leave.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

with ics st n ~ rev con. ssa the new schooner y.
Church 10 nov loading for tho p,see AZ oS ssnS
prices., The msreury this motnsg stcec ~ W oe'"v
Zero this beng tho lowest point reacheh e"'s ~>~"
- THE HUDSON OIOsgD. it fsr
POUGHKEFPsIE, Jan. 26.-FOr tho brst time
this Winter the Hudson now closed from kewsurSs
to Albany. and tho Ponahkeepse and hewHsmbsf4
Icotoat Associations are preparing fot the w'ssss ~
gattas. ...,.r ... . ..,. .
GOVERNMENT rrroar.
aH WAR DspAxrmssr.
OFFICE or rHs CaIBv st0NAL OYvioss
wAsaNOros. ID. e.. Tuesday. Jan. ~ Il m -
,Sv,0psx me Das tvesty<our hOsrs .
The barometer continues highest (but IL has
fallen sIfghflyi In the South Atlantic States II mas
fallen IN the remaining DISTRICTS ana 's lowest I" -
North West A. ,..,-.... -
, Atlantic COAST and decidedly tde districts of tbs
M,sissopi valley. II continues below irc.ans IN rou
E0 gland and The nor hern ISorliois VI tne
Very cold wosthar Is rcpofted ho" '"o o"
valley. -. ...,,~
Partly cioufy weather. with HIGHT 70 ,resh vsr.ns ,
winds pIeyaIs IN New hnSlsnd anh th, nli'e o'''"~
and thence west ard Ia the Missis,ippi Niiey
F,,terIv to southerv winds sad light ram are reporSS
from Misstssipp and Tennessee. Partly cloudy or cs
weather. with light winds and Gains. p'cFA' "' '~
South Atlantic and Eastern Gull S'aies
IrD,,ubli,tiss
For Ns,s- -RngfGnd 0rd me H,ids St1frs me f,wpsrn
lure mil rise i0ht 'ph ea,fey % s0hhTa ~'n ~ bs
ci0hy or Wrs"ieh'ng pe1fbrr ., .-.-.-.
For the south Atlantic ntites. ritibg frmper''ork
falling barometer. light 70 gentle ysriaDs winns aus
clear far weather for the Gulf S'ies anu thence
norhward the Ohio valley aud Missouri. generally
cloudy weather with f1iing bar0meief, ,onfhfistcry
10 south westerly winds and light rain.
For the lake region, south easrry 10 south HcsterIs
winds and rising temperature With cloid
daring the day followed by low6r emlersiurs
the upper lake and po,oDly gnt LA<s
Ontario and thence northwcstward to Lake Superior
For Wisconsin. Minnesota. 1ud Iowa, gcnrrhy cloudy
weather and sontBery winds. followed BY io~.s
temperature. rising baronieter. and "inis '"it"S "
north a '5iOisy.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

AN EARTHoUAKE SHOCK IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Lowell, Jan. 26.-The citizens of Chelms
ford report perccptibo shock OF earthquake ut tina
place yesterday noon. which shook buildings and
caused considerable alarm.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

Poatvsls perfectly ana permanently cured ~ a"onrr'os
ont main danger rau,cs or By W. MccAsoIts
Avn soy OF OOl Arch Philadelphia a. ~ Nch'S howl n
an Peb weeks hereafter iS-fe 30 i<
oa an This for are f1nh 51uleis O rerenf
be tireu, 10 yes snd Pbsterhs whom ~ bsT, cured
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

Mr.. John Marion Pollock is publishing The
snb,am An attractive little eight page monthly com.
pendum OF persona and pquant gossip on Murray
um II has renched the fourth number 0f its second
Yonwe and gives pleasant evidence of prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
rxsrNAroR poMEROY's CASE.

TOPEKA, Jan. s6.-Private advices state that
ex senator Pomeroy will be here to-day. when he will
fix hi. bond and arrange matters for his trial. which has
heep ,o,tuoped to the July term OF the court.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
1UB STATE OF IHdDE
u<yASA ulyxYTS

H,vts. Jss 26-sugsr Bsrhsa<- basy,ut -
Cp:ci St,c. ID dsys e-esT ps5 Dcr cot grrspn -bhf
sight 1D7j 80 isrs gold. - - rat
shvr s1h oi'' ccni premium lsois ii'sii ~
per -. orr.nIun; Pans. SJ1DD pf.s.as.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
Suerlai Noi,res

Psst.OOcS kssice.-rss nails BsrSss Ter ~ - ~
sArukDAt Jan 81 is7a. si slsss . Ss soT IT..
THVRsnAi ., IA - q q. sArUspAr = nilnmeu
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
pATrf,K MARKKT.

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higher; a1sty OF ferept, impooyss
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New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

The New Einstic Truss 1888 BsO,s,r l,tslT rs ".An
.lau sbo. aravels aei ,e !is mt s2dsS
and hnser.pai blsc.snta, With its rolling thpoier
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
ELSEWHERE.
AT HELENA-LOss OVER $4,000

HELENA, Ark. Jan. 2G.-On Sunday morning
at O'Clock fire discovered IN the southwest corner
Of the immense frame suding known as Miles BLOCK,
belonging John A. Boppe Of Newark, N. ]. Ina few
minutes the whole building in blaze and despite
the efforts of the citizens the fire spread TO wostory
frame house belonging to ]. B. Miles. which with
the two-story brick dwelling OF Miss Augusta
Weldon, was consumed. On the south two frame
stores occupied by @ r. Daley and Ross Elder. and
owned by j. y. Miles OF Helena, and l.. A. Armstrong
~ Newark were DESTROYED. The brick building Occu.
pied by King & Clopton, here checked the fire. Their
loss by water and fire. Is about s6oo not insured West
Of Mics's block two frame houses were destroy cd.
Mess block cost s0OoO and the ontrc losses will reach
about sfOo)) insurance. Tue fro was tho work Of
an iuceudary.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

The Rough and Ready Mills at LittletOD,
Col were destroyed by Are yesterday They contained
sao no worth OF heat very little Of which saved
Loss on building, $50 600; insured for $4,000.