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New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
A RAILROAD COLLISION.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. pa collision occurred ON
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad ut 5,
this evening 80 miles from this city, between express
u~in No consisting OF two coaches, two seepers one
S~sgAge and one express car and the steubsnvle ac
eommolstion train going West The express and bag.
xaxe Cars OF the express train took fire and with
entire contents consumed James Paul the express
SG,ossehger 10 missing. He WAS the last at
SouDchsle In the car. None OF the passengers were
,1~ea. hahidays Cove Is the regular passing point
oOt trains and the train has orders to wait
i've minutes. but left ths tDroe on four mi n
aSs sooner than II should Both enuas were bAdl y
N''Sxea oat no damage we done " the cosehea
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
TIE NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

MANCHESTER, n. D., Jan. 25.-All is quiet
here to-day The strikers. with few exceptions, have
gone by horsecar their homes Rumors are current
that W. g. Sneden will be the lessee or the road. and
that trains will run by Wednesday Of next week IL is
said that Brown Brothers will interested in the lease
OF the road Considering that they large owners OF
real estate village and vicinity, and that they are
the posessors OF charters for outlets TO Philadelphia
from this place being recent purchasers OF Kaigns
point ferry from Camden Philadelphia. through Mr.
Seden the reports accepted not improbable and
it s hoped MT sneden will be the lessee The employees
here have implicit confidence in Mr. Sneden. and he IL
known along the line of the road az an excellent rail
road man.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

d. w. Seller was nominated for Mayor Of
Harrisburg by the Democrats Saturday night.
The National Grange Of the Patrons Of Hus-
baDdry will meet at St.iLous Feb g.
Col. George Flournoy of Galveston has con-
sented to be a candidate for the United States Senator
ship from Texas.
On the question of calling Constitutional
Convention theiGeorga press stands 20 IN favor to 40
against the proposition.
Two women have been nominated in Phila-
depha as Candidates for Directors Of the Public Schools
under the provisions of the new Constitution.
A resolution of impeachment has been in
troduced into the North Carolina House against Judge
g. A. Watts Of the Raleigh judicial district. for high
A Wisconsin correspondent of The Chicago
Tribune that the Federal Office holders In that
already vigorously at work trying to insure
Senator Carpenters reelection The authority
thinks the chances OF Carpenters return are very
dubious
They are afflicted with leading statesman
in the Minnesota Legislature. by Ignatius Don
nelly There indications that the State press does
not appreciate his oratorical gifts for The Anneapos
Tribune balms him in rhyme in this disrespectfui
way:
Whose mou exceedingly spacious;
He skei all the week
nd o else could spoat,
EoHl let usad diOurp"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FINANCIAL MOVEMENTS.

Ihe week closed with strong stock market,
abundant aud cheap money. and with the banks in q
more satisfactory condition than mt the season for
several years past The imports since JAN amount to
97oi62o against >l5374,o23 OF produce exports while
at TINS Time last the the period was
t'oooS OF Imports against t2554662 Of exports The
South has stl large stores Of cotto and the West
q ain and pork, for which there is good oreien de-
man. No new railway bonds and only few bonds of
the old roads are In the market and. in the opinion
bankers ard brokers OF long experience. money will
nevitably 30 very abundant for a long time
to come, ano high prices and reckless speci.
lation will be the result. At this time q last
year gold was being exported In large guam
titles to Europe. The to,,l exports OF specie Jan.
Of the present amount t. t2o5Oo2o and exchange
is now below the point which IT can be exported at
profit 1t Is believed that, unless ihe financial condi-
ton OF England greatly improves American securities
now held abroad Will be returned to ibis market, and
thus large sums OF interest money saved to the
try. These matters .reely discussed on
and on the floor of tho Stock Exchange, and the bulls
find abundant arguments for predicting astrong aud
steadily advancing market.
The stock market opened strong Saturday, and
prices advaLced from to2 cent Lake Shore leading
In the rise. Friday. Next came Western Union,
which advanced II per cent and this was followed by
New-York Central, Uuion Pacific, Pacific MAIL and
Panama. In the afternoon some large BUYERS made
sales In order 10 and smaller purchasers sold
realize, and there reaction OF from per cent,
but the ground was partly recovered before t close of
business. Tho settlement OF the coal troubles Penn
sylyana caused an Improved demand for Delaware aud
Lackawanna stock.
An adjourned meeting OF the Board Directors OF the
Milwaukee and ~. Paul Railroad Company was held
Saturday afternoon for tho completion OF the work
begun week previous, reported in The TRIBUNE OF
Monday Last Jhe consolidation OF tho bonds OF the
road into a new bond and the form of the bond were
informally agreed upon, but the meeting adjourned
without taking 1nal action There doubt that tue
seven per cent dividend will be made payable in the
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
A SMALL BURST OF CUBAN WRATH.

A man known as j. /. HOgsett, an English
man. seized by several Cubans In a saloon
picion Of his being spy, Saturday night. and was
thrown out OF doors in gentle manner The man has
lived In this city for the past six months, and during
that time has sought tho society Of Cubans
who well known as being Interested
IN the struggle now going on In Cuba
days his conduct excited tho suspicion OF his
associates from his apparent eagerness TO read the
letters which they had received from their friends in
Cuba. While several Cubans were conversing 10 the
back parlor OF restaurant in East NewYorb the sus-
pected man entered and took seat at small table
near the large around which the rest sitting
He then took up newspaper and began reading 1t.
Senior Gonzalez Of the persons at the large table was
the time reading letter from friend residing In
Florida. As he read the who seated alone was
observed 10 he writing with pencil the edge OF the
newspaper. gentleman who suspected him watched
graphic notes. He was then suddenly asked what he
was doing, by one Of the company. He attempted to
make the excited men believe that the marks upon the
newspaper had no meaning One OF the
complny happened to be stenographer,
however, and taking up tho newspaper he
read to the company portions OF Scor GOnzalezs letter
SenOr Gonzalez enraged at tins discovery, ana
threw a glass OF water in Hogsetts face Hegsett at
once empted 10 draw revolver. He was dsarmed
and he In down the hoOr A package OF papers fell
from his pocket during the struggle, and among them
was addressed to tho Spanish Consul. He was
taken ~ the door of the saloon and thrown out OF H.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
GOVERNMENT ,vEATHER REPORT
wan b-PARrNxrr
WAR D.FNWTNHNT,
OYPIcs OF THE CHIEY b.'6sAL Ovr.0es.
wAsHIS0TOE. ID. g., Jan. nj a. IN.


OYPICH THE CHEY b.'0sAL Ovr!0es.l
WARRINGTON. ID. O., Jan. Nj q. IN. }
Svsopsis for ne past fDenfy four ho"rs
The barometer has risen in the districts on
the Atlantic coasts with clear and colder weather and
northery winds The temperature has rissn slightly IN
Mississippi Valley. but continues below Pressing In
T. 'nnessee and the Ohio Valley.
cloudy weather, with light variable winds. prevails IN
the Ower lake REGION and light "a reported from
Lake Huron. Tho barometer bss fallen, aud easteriy 10
soutbe vy winds with partly elorly weather prevail IN
the upI er AXE region and the North Wesh Northesy
and oeasteriy winds with cloudy weather and COO
tinued hvh barometer reported from Alabams s0d
Northern iepDessee
lGrobGbtlthfs
For New England, generally clear sud cold weather
will with north westerly south westerly win1o
and rising bar,oseter during a portion Of the day
For The Middle nssd South AQInte Stahs clear Eafy
svuthcr, piM t0y temperature. hIya barometer. ems
noyheriy 70 pdrtaba< winds.
Por the Eastern Gmf States cloudy weather, with
nort easery 70 southcasterly winds, falling bsron
ter and decided change OF temperature: for Tonn0o
and the Ohio Valley faihng barometer. rising tslp
perature, light to gentle eastery TO southery winda
with far weather during tho day.
For the lake region, falling barometer, irersasina
clOudiness aud possibly light the lake
Rion for the North West generally cloudy westier with
rising temperature. falling barometer and sonsherty
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
IFor other Sh,p Neos see .Scconf Page
ARRIyEn

ARRIVED
Steamship eer Ger peal Fischer. Hsnburs Jan s. With sss
and pass o Kns1th, Nschod klhae
steamship Ger Laws Bremen Jsu TO- aud scahsmpsss
18th, with mise AMI 10 Oelrchs 4 W.
steamship Anglia Br) sms Gsow jan 10. ard so'its liA.
with nise. aud Henderson Bro. .
Steamship Vndicso fremsn, Pbiiatelphs with mise 10 Lorss
Steamship Ceorg Crowe Charesoa Jan. g. With mise d
~ JW W. QlintlnI
Ia Chesnsn, zZ -
- W. r.
bhp Taunton Newcae) Chsme- Amoy Sept T. sh oaa q
snchored ID the II ghsndS .
Belle Plymouth Bog Bloom
St Thomas II days with coffee
WIND-SuDsss. fresb, \. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoKrREs MONROE Jan 25-Passei sesnhoi DovS fr,s
Norfolk Lyerpoa brig samuel Welsh. from Baltimore tor Pore
Arrived Slboo from Rio Tor ornerL saef bsfs ss~e~
for BALI
CgARLa,roy c. Jan 2j-Aryi steamship South CsroLaS
and schr A u. Bentley. from New.Yo:k.
25-Arvef. steamships
Liberty from Bslmore bark Anna, iron Bristol
BALTIMORE Jan 2-Auiye steamship Joe2ine IhoUson hos
New
s.vAssAH Jan 25-Arhed ship Lille Soaliri from Ae,weC,
eret Dublin ssei ship Southern Rs for Verpoe' es
w. ). Thompson. for Ne"-forA
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON jan 25rhe North German LoJis LIN. aesnsas
Hanover New orleans jan for Bremen, arrived today
DISASTERS.
Jan 25The schr buntres Roerts IRON 'uahA.es
of hsbOr
Head O'Clock this morning aud to prsVen tne es ron snne
The @ Tue Captain a-s tsssAes "
the distractions
port vita Portland ConDsny irvea ashore os .cs
slouds during slusl Sstariy g5t ani bsi T1
assistance bad returned At late hour y nshl
SPOKEN
Ian 25 40 miles r. s. from the Highlands Veto HesAss
son. from Galveston jan Providence GBy Capt Heuse'J
tugbost w. a Hennesey.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
TEI,EGRAPHIC' NOTES.

A convention of deaf mnte instructors was
h.d al W .rcs.er Mas, last S.:urisy
George Prince. one OF Harrsburgs oldest and
o.s e,tlsrn. ssier of the War .o3, died Jcs
J,mea T. Wheeler bookkeeper TOR Jones ~
Stais st. Boston, ~ eendd Tgu
~ - a. 900 inlrasted him 10 dspost 10 the bal
Chief Boyntoa Of the MasV ohusetts State
coaba h, ae a. ar,e, 70 % t 49, o. q. aso, s
seysrs ana eiuos OF ne saofcs 'ne as
vigorously and impsr'aly
The dwelling occupied ty c. II. Brown and
Bo,top Gu shattered SATURDAY. evening by
ef sss In The Mr. Bovn Who oosius ios
N. ~ vith EfhtoJ lspp. RECEIVED ra1sneA
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
TIE NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING.

The spot made sacred by the labOrs of HOr-
ace Greeley was yesterday The of touching Incl
dent The old building has down TO the dust like
she whose genius raised up and made il power
u the land IL has passed away however 10 be replaced
by stronger aud solid structure, which is
destined TO last through ages and bear
down 10 pOsterity visible sign OF the strug-
giles of man who left his impress on the
tiwes in which he lived. and who viii be re-
meinhcled as long contemporary records have in
terpst for the students of history The accomplished
daughter OF Horace Greeley laid the foundation stone
OF the new building which will remain "a lasting monu-
ment 10 the memory Of her father There was some
tnng peculiarly appropriate and touching In the sight
or the young lady laying the foundation OF
and imposing structure mat already begins rise out
ei the earth, aud IL spirits revisit tins globe the
shade ~ Horace Greeley have smiled encourag
h9y on the work of his daughter.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
CHURCH MADE A HIDlSG-PLACE FOR THIEVES

When Geo. Goater, who keeps jewelry
store No. Myrtleaye, Brooklyn opened his place
OF business last Saturday morning. he discovered that
watches, chains and jewery. worth $lI5 were missing
from his cases. and every thing that remained was in
confusion. Detective Corwin Of the Central Office
thought that the theft had been committed by some one
familiar with the and that it was not the work OF
professional burglars He arrested Jas McKee, formerly
n the employ OF Goater and traced the stolen property
TO Trinity Church, NewYork where 1t was discovered
last night locked up in the safe containing the sacred
embems. According to the statement OF the sexton the
property was for safe keeping by Mckee, who
claimed that II was his.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

The North Carolina Senate passed, SatuJ-
day. usury bill, providing for forfeiture Of claim for
any rate of interest exceeding per cent. Senator
waring Of Meckenberg introduced resolution that
our Congressman be requested aud instructed to use
their best efforts TO procure the passaga OF law by
Congress fixing uniform OF for loans and
preyenting usury in every State and Territory OF this
Country with such penalty Will The observance
OF the law"
An examination of the attitude sf the news
paper press OF the upon the currency question
shows great preponderanee of ability against imitation
Such Journals The Springfield Republicans. The Bosos
Idr.rnssr The Boston Journal The Boston Pos, The
Roslon Herald The Hartford Post The Hartford Tlpes,
Tn, Cbieago Tribune, ne Cineinnas Commercial. The
CircinnaH Gazette. The Detroit Iribnne, The Lkloii
Ir.s prsss Tte OLeeeaHf Leader ne Albany Journal
re Albany Argus aud The 81 Loptis Republican. are
stremously opposed to any imitation. while the only
.ssnaners of prominence which nutspOken IN favor
~ hat neruicons doe trne I,k IAiadelphis Press
Tbs Ctnets.oh Enquirer. and TIE Indianapolis Joursa
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
DEATH AFTER A RUSSIAN BATH.

An inquest was held on Saturday by COrO-
ner Woltnan in the case OF Vim. j. Wilcox, the wealthy
lard refner late No Vestryst who died suddenly
after taking Russian bath in the establishment OF Dr.
Gibson at Broadway and Tnirteenth-st. The evidence
corroborated the account given in THE TRIBUNE OF Sat
uriay. A post mortcm examination was made by Prof
Jaueway OF Bellevue Hospital. In his opinion death
WIS caused by depre sson due to the effect Of the bath
verdict TO that effect was rendered by the jury As 1t
had been stated BY OF the witnesses that tle police
handled the body roughly removing II to the station
house the Jury also recommended that they should be
more careful in future.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
Au Notices ofMariags must be indorsed villa Is6
same and address,
DIED.

BAssgrron Sunday 2o. Helen N,a wife Of JOAa rsses
as1 remains will be taken % night
Boston paper, please copy.
FRLpLon seventh day mouss h. 2th a, h,u,'aset T.
Funeral on Thn day toe 27th ln', I" oe,ost 81 a
Carnage, viii await 's' afn'a the sos
from Grad Central D-poI
HoDSs-As 0sse j. y's - kTS. Tso, wife '''"'
% mse os spS On Monday a6 last 25J re.ieso -
Mira Histlsad. Ma9st bncA bssca sAtoq' y a,
N,psHALL-A Rye 22i inst. Ralph Mossu
Rss. sSs .s ssd Tread. ,t bis fgGs 70. the n.
@ s!eal,1ss q. the s'%.rsns S,s,a ,os :.
yGgg-suOd,y morning 25 1874 Robert Aeie, the ira
TIE asr,l services will take place =, the YorsyIe cevcA
raeh,,-ax.h.t Pooa ruesisI Jaa 81 ssA
yoR,E-sudesIy Jan "a n Mrs Asues Moo
pseoa, ars invited to O'Clock Jan ~
pyRaIyR-y.r omass FLy 2] Isaac T. Pesnas The 81
ss.is ssss 81 81 S.s ias:rsi al hereafter
PIERsoN-Ou Tbur-,y .o..Os Jan % D.aisl Posa is
Rssues ui friend, Of ai, the asr No.
West TweIlih-s1
sAwYRR-on Saturday. aaA II syrsns sssys
and Tread IA .ny loon sl.ds 4 q,
PIsa services WI WI, pc sa ?, Hs s,n NE - ynsss -
% family are invited 70 sstsni.
-suadeuy s city, RrisJ 23i o'a. w. "isss -
;as a Ys, rf.sss, ps. s,s ..::
Moaiay, Jan. 2 at oelst Tran le.ve. ca,nosn~ ~
Ene X T. At IL CGrages viii % IN ssess o. 40 SSSS>
At. special meeting of Of Of 'ss p.ss p;.
s.ry ened on s issth Of NJ 'sais fs
he following sjoptef: II, ,..., -, ,....s
The painful dos; s:'Is:; '.Sa sss a T. iu 81 ss "a
mauageneot o. he pvsasaV sa sss.
mind trained by eolsgsss uecic. and .gsl
learning and ssd Dc essS
his Ia a n Of in,aoa with gr-a seal oeasse -
sScisae, .pd served o. he uos lnDosss .n
I'D .sr,cs rendered The prsparsuea of css sseees
,snor, .t during reAisg Of before the B,sa % voc
be- s.perisoced symptom, Of paralysis. Which 'i'Ai' ''' a'
tsruiaat-a htsy. e,..x -
yf =, hs loss pabhc ant this psp.esAu o - ~
AM, nsiast coossnsoa acd esnpAy Aa oar "sv>SS' WV
.ni elton Of bis Aad domestic srcie -. ..- -
directed ~ pco"a .oe 's'oSoax %sss@' -
on,n,.h sooy 10 the wAos q the tsceAsed
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

tricxery or ciaprsc soBaAtionaiism s enterprise n
honest ana and every word contains hss
the Impress reliability and truth Horace 0reeiog
,hs greatest Journalist country had Produced
us svso nnaar .s guidauce THE TRIBUNE was not tAe
pewspsper it is now =. 10 more systematicaIly ssd
synmetrically constructed. and It VIZ. nn..s...S
pnrposeful and consistent energy than 1t ev,, esVS.
before u Ia q newspaper that tho country may ios.
proud Of f,.t Bnghshtnsn proud Of The Lonoe~
TmeS T'HH tribune Is TO he with what TIE nsWee 70
with the Engi,h. the head and front Of rospectsbs
fourDalism
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
HOW pUELING Is PUNISHED IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Jan. 24-The trial of W. Page
Mccarthy for the killing OF John Il. Mordeca. In duel
last May, which has been In progress IN the hus''nss
Court before Judge Gueon for the past four days. was
concluded this evening, aud the case given 70 sne jury
att O'Clock At O'Clock they returned Ssfaie' '. Nv
voluntary granddaughter, snd nAed the prisoner ~o
ssoo rnon nsvmept Of which ne vas discharged Tfero
wa. 40 demops,rstiou In the courtroom. vhich Wa
depse,y crowded Counsel for the defense as1ed for
suspenuon Of Judgment and moved " ses A''de the YER
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
AMHERST REpUDrATEs SARATOGA.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. S.-The Amherst
College Boating Association, st fully attended meet
ing Yesterday afternoon. unanimously resolved that the
holding OF regatta at Saratoga would be hostile 10
the welfare OF the rowing associations OF colleges III
ceueral and OF Amherst In particular and that Amherst
wiu no, row I'm Saratoga water. Arrangements were
made for class regatta the Connecticut at Hatned
during Comme ncement week.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
A FoRGER on HIS TRAVELS.

HARTFORD, Jan. 25.-Yithin SNORT unse
INST nearly dozen fo2ed certified checks on 'n' '
National Bank Of this city have oesn i'oe'V1 ~ -
ON, ,Iwes They are ean made, and have been Agned
g., all cases Inv H. II. wluship with exception. when
rho name was ". A. Csllavay. The forSer during the
nast week has been operating IN the west, having
,,,na Ihe rounds fro ul Maine.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
TIE wILKEsBARRE COAL TROUBLES ENDED.
WuKEsBARRE, Jan. 24.-The following prop

WuKESBARRE, Jan. 4.-Ihe following prop
ositiou 10 the miners was made public this mornng
OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH AND WLKEsBARRE Coal Co,
WmKEsBARRE Penn, Jan. -, lsIt.s .,
To ne Miners and La5)rers Of Sht9ts Nos IL IL, dtd
49, GsSTLEMEN: I hereby make YOU the ioiowln4
nropos,ton: That work VIII be resumed by the Com
many at once the prices during S13 ana under the
same cement, accepting the proposition made oy
CHARLES Parrish on 22d day OF april 1871 tho above
terms to accepted for the period OF one year from
Ian l. l3T4 other proposition VII, be entertained.
q. III. PARRISH, General superintendent.
The men will accept tho terms and begin WORK on
Monday. The wlkesbarre Coal and Iron Company are
payiug their men to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

Westminster Presbyterian Church. under the
earnest Efforts Of the Rev. J. Clement French. whs
occupied the pulpit for tho past two years, has
freed itself from the incubus Of q large hoatinA
debt, and will DO enabled TO pay all current
pc from the rental Of Bnce Mr. French tooh
charge OF this church the congrc cation and Sunday
school have quadrupled.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

sad little sufferer almost surocA.e "
IL xoId be.o tcIrb.s tsn.
easily by kzLL)o3s WOkn ToAs
which al be procured Ct snr drug store
Of AL ssd words OF tOngls pen
The saiis,t a these iE mi ght have be@ai'
Price 25 where. JpHs Henry CoRRAH O.
Propnetors, 5 and . College place. S-vgork
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsur,seroy, Jan. 2lr-Acting Assistant-Sur-
ceon William Martin has been ordered TO the Naval
station at Sew Orleans. Engineer Joseph Wiley
has hsen sraered to the 0sspee, relieving Cbef-Engi
ne.r Y,,g who waits osders. Leut.-Comr1ander Geo.
II wai,s,gh s detached om the Csnouicus aud ordered
IN the Ohio as Executive Officer Lieut. -Commandee
Goo y = wilde is ectached from the Boston Navy-
Yard and ordered the Canoncus as Executive Ofiesr
Mast.- Henry T. stockton is ordered TO the CanonGus
Payr,as,er H. G. Tuite from the Narragsnsett - or
"A. turn home.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

MOVEMENTS OF THE NEW CHIEF-JUsTicE.
TOLEDO, jan. 4.-Chief-Justice Waite ar
rived in this city to-day. He will return 10 Cincinnati
ON Monday aud expects Tuesday to resign his posi-
ton AS PresdsV OF the Constitutional Convention. He
will leave for Washington the following Monday to
enter upon tll, dscharge OF his new otltA duties.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
THE EDGAR STEWART.

BALTDdORE, Jan. 25-The tilibuster steamer
Edgar Stewart taken On the marine railway yester
day to be cauked and newly coppered II stated thas
w be Thoroughly repaired within 10 days. when sce
NillLaake trial trip down the Bay.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
PdSSENG ERS ARRIHED.

PROM BRBaENi. ,t.amsAp Mos,t J.a 25-Mr Lassss.
Ms BsIelere soi child Stubbifi A. Begelnx c. Tr-eis
JOss and family H. JunxmsnD Mrs Rhei h.aa oolouos iss
Mr.. Anna Horn.
POR HAMBURG-rs srswsAip H,r1-r J.s 25-Louis Pnsss
Tbeo Kifpbsrser. Francois Ldphsrd. BageB,e Lyhard
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
TIE STATE or TRADE.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

PRovfDRNcB n. T. Jau 24.-Punung -
eos Of the week 1876 900 isaax %
Brtrs &c. 30 IS 900 do &c., 40 -
dAys 10000 do, ntis aud made Ga % lv00
STANDARD Gts at 5's 30 days. l20JJ do do os. 80
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

''ot which motion viii be considered Monday. Tho
rer was baled 10 q 900. Tho . ..-. =. mr., ..rr.
nina ,o acquttal and three for murder in tho rst do
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

IA man named Farrell has been arrested for
shosng namei Bradley has body sal usosas
islo PotsviIe. Penn.
IA locomotive on the Greenvile Railroad OK
plodsi 10 miles above Colsmb c. kasz
John Lane, aad aortaly Wounds cooret 6fenaa.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
MdRRIEU.

JOHNSTON -PBIbOWSOn Tharsiay Jln. 81 by Rev Be-
lows, Johnston 10 Fame oa laughter Of Jete"s
Fellows, ell Of this city.
bATBYWsyALByrNBO III. 2i inst at The rest,ae- d ~
hrie, naren in the Order the ~ Pni Priere T.
M.bew, to Msry Anna laughter Of Samuel T. Vseatse, all
BROOKLYN
wARREs-wACH8NH s,turi,y, Jin "a lS,t 01s
N De1msn. Mrbon j. b, Ne, cossss
Orange wHreo OF BooklTn SevforA 20 hisoe'@ u ss
daughter VI p. Wachenhasso OF Lnisa' N ) No e.r''
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIFF United STATES FR1GATE BRoOKLr

TIE UNITED STATES FR1GATE BROOKLYN.
BosToN, Jan. 25.-The United States Frigate
Brooklyn was baned down to the Compass station on
Saturday and VIII sail for Key West, probably en- Mon
day. she has lest several OF her crew by desertion
Two drafts Of men left the Receiving ship Ohio on sat
bound TO- Kew ami Panama; by these drafts
and the draft VI 300 for the Frieae Brooklyn thEre
are now only &c men, exclusive OF officers on beard cne
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

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New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
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