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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
MUSICAL NOTES.

Rubinsiein's new Symphony has been per-
formed In St. Petersburg with complete success.
An Italian version of Glinkas Russian
season at Bologna.
"Gustavo Wasa," the new opera by Mar
chetI, the composer Of "Ruy Bias, Is not well re-
ceived at La Scala In Milan.
The composition of the cantata to be sung
at Rouen Tor the or Boiedieu has been in
tri ted TO Ambroise Thomas
Nine. Nilsson, having recovered from her
long illness have begun her French concert tour
WITH Ullman the 9th Of February.
Rubinstein's oratorio, "The Tower Of
Babel" shortly to be o at he sale Ven
Mr.. jerome Hopkins is giving a series of
! Piano Leciure-Concerts," the second Of which will
take place this afternoon at stenway Hall.
Mr.. Arthur Howell. the violoncellist, and
Miss Rose Hersee we're married on the 23d OF Feb
ruary. Mr.. Howell lisa cousin OF Mr.. Edward segun.
Mr.. Carl Rosa begins a tour of the provin-
cal OF England with his Engllsh opera company
this month He will open the Prncesss Iheater, Lon
don. in September
An exhibition of one of Mr.. II. L. Roosevelts
largest will be gwen 10 the dominican CnnTcn o
sxthst next Tuesday evening" TINS one OF the very
few instruments in the city having 32oot diapason.
Miss Krebs has been playing a pianO-fOrte
concerto by Brahms (Op Is IN minor at the Syden-
ham Crystal Palace. string sextet ny the same com
r' aDSu BRAHMS has also been
write work for the next Birmingham Festival
D,cight's journal of Music, speaking of the
| recent performance or Scnunhanhs rar"use anu .uo
out with orchestra In one OF the Western cites
Ii we mistake not, Chcago-wth Miss cara Dora la
tbe principaI soprano part. We do not remember 10
have heard OF any other full performance OF the work
in this country" Tle first performance OF the Work In
this country took place in NewYorK ls47 under the
direction Of George Loder, and II was two or three
Tunes repeated II was performed at Bethishe renn-
bat we DO know that these representations Were
with orchestra and IL would be natural TO infer that
tuey were not The Western performance to which Mr..
Dwight refers was even by the Apollo Club OF Chicago
|
FINANCES In the United States 0nd Is unlikely
| That there have been other complete ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
TIE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

INCREASING THE DUTIES OF THE AriohNhi
GENERAL-rHE HUDSON COUNTY FREEHoLDERs
BILL.
tYRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBUNE'I
TRENTON, N. j., March lin the senate
Mr. sewel introduced supplement to the act 10 oehhe
the duties ana FIX the salary Of the
The supplement requires. in addition 10 the present
duties that the Attorney shall appear at any
term OF the Supreme Court or Court OF Efror' anu
Appeals to defend and protect the interests OF the st
in any suit or proceeding where the same snai DO in
yolved, or where the State Is party. he IL a'So
required to attend any regular special meeting OF any
of the State Boards whether he DO memoer OF such
Board or not upon being notified and give such ieg
counsel and advice as may BIO required TO seho durns
the sessions Of the Legislature the meetings OF any COM
mittce to aid 10 framing laws and to prosecute
any claim OF the State-for which he snail not recoiVe
any fee or extra compensation He shall nave an ONCE
An the State CAPITOL which shall be Kept open TOT the
transaction Of business The amount or salary IN ie't
blank The bill repeating the act authorizing ne puo,l,
"a, lou of the laws In tho newspapers passea o ooa
by IT to Senator Abbstt alone voin9 IN Inc neE"'0'
Ife 70 tended against such % sweeping change. -
The tme OF the Assembly, during ING IVrenoou, Wa
rinc,naily occupiea in the Of the Freehouer
hi for Hudson County. After changing tue siilIy VI
tue Director to sit0), and that o' eacn NJ
600 year, the bill 0rJereu 10 W cho.os'u ..
Flzgerad introduc ID supplement 10 tue pliI incoPo
r,tine the Navarro Plank Road aud Ferry COMPANY uN
mo tbs rate, OF TOLL Tue afternoon was occupied IN
adiny AMI n,ssinr small oils The nil passed repeal
Ing Local Option Ia Monclir Tue House "uJoui"o" w
udav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN THE SITUATION
A MAJORITY OF ELEVEN IN THE STATE HOUSE sTILL
CLAIMED BY THE REPUBLIcANs-THE DEMOCRATS
HAVE SECURED TWO CoNGREssMEN AND MA
JoRHY IN THE STATE COUNCIL.
CONCORD, March 1.-THE entire returns OF
the State election have not yet been received The
Republicans still claim o majority In the House OF IL.
which they say will not be reduced below O. The Dem
ocrats have majority in the Council which will be an
obstacle In the way OF removals from Office. The Dem
ocrats elect two CongressmenFrank Jones In the Ist
District and Samuel N. Bell In the Id. Henry W. Blair
(sep| Is elected to Congress in the IIId District.
The excitement consequent upon the elections has not
entirely subsidized. TIE political prospects aud prob
abilities In tho next Legislature are being generally
discussed. The Republicans Of Dover to-day celebrated
the result Of the election by parade ana speeches.
MIDNIGHT-The Republicans claim that the State Sen
ate stands Democrats and Republicans, with no
choice In Districts H. and Nv. Tho Demo-
Gratis claim TO have elected q Senator In the
lid District, giving then Senators TO Republicans.
The full returns have not yet been received from that
District, but tho indications arc that there Is
choice in tho two Districts mentioned. In
tho lid Congressional District the Republicans
cOncode the election to Samuel ii. Bell (Dem) The
full returns OF State Representatives elected have not
been received but, with estimate OF the towns yet to
heard from, the Republicans figure majority of H.
which they say cannot be reduced below while the
Democrats still claim tho House to be doubtful There
Is no election Of Governor by the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
SEARCH FORA ROOTE ACROSS THE LSTHMUh
OF DARIEN.

WASHINGTON March 11.-Capt. Barrett, COM
manding Canandaigua, reports to Secretary hooe
son from Aspinwa under date Of Feb a. that on the
evening OF tho 9th OF January Lieut.. Collins, In
charge OF the Darien expedition having reported
that he was In possession OF the instruments
for prosecution OF the survey he ordered
tbe officers TO repair board and early the next morn
ing steamed from the anchorage of Colon, or Aspnwa,
for the Gulf OF Daren. where they arrived late on the
evening OF Jan. 80. The next day Sunday the
boats having been laden with the stores and ap
purepances OF tho expedition, Lieut. Collins and party
len the vessel and seered for the supposed entrance OF
the Cano CoQuito Lieut.. Sullivan one OF the FORMER
xplorers failed 10 find It, although the search lasted
until nearly dark He returned 10 the Canandalgua ahu
the steam cutter having been supplied with extra
coal and he proceeded early next morning 10 the VII
lage of TurbO to secure the services OF piiot AZ
eyening FEB 1 the entrance discovered The growth
of timber and driftwOot had 20 completely masked
it that unrecogDzable save ny those VINO nau
at short intervals MADE use OF IL as an eercss 70 .I
river The expedition reached the mouth OF the Nipl
IN the Atm February at sundown ana AFTER ihbuiDs
the shores officials and crew rested over hlgn anu
returned the vessel winch they reached on the iore
noon OF the 9th. -.
Richmond IN charge OF the cutters represents
MS the navigation OF the CanO Coquits up 10 the
Atrato distance OF from 10 to II miles. GA reaching
the Arato II found to be deep aud wide aud IT'S
back Master Richmond stopped az the village OF
lacis where he WAS entertained by an oihcer
the United States OF Columbla THIS ohcer
senor Ramerez, accompanied Mr.. Richmond to the
Csnandaigua for tho purpose OF Offering the
services Of his Government. having received
Instructions to that effect Capt Barrett would proceed
sail TO Cartagena which ofars greater facilities for
communicating with Lieut.. Collins and party, az the
Bangos when frequent the Gull trade principally win
Cartagena and seldom with Aspnwaii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

Massachusetts,. perhaps, has men of purer
character ana lJer tHan Gea. Bulcr, but great
many people would rather ike 20 hun into Mr.
BuffntOns district and go 10 Congress He would lie
lively minority member la tue next Democratic
House. Philadelphia Press tRepJ
We can conceive of only one condition
under when Gen. Grant could be elected for third
trm and that Is the condition OF another between
the onOns Certain defeated Congressman have done
their beat 10 bring about that condition. but do
believe that they will succeed-l Boston Herald Qnd)
The Republicans have shown conclusvey
by their relation to Louisiana and Arkansas
that the majority OF the party desires justice to
b. done whole people. while there Is feeling
preaching II belief that The Democrats only
anxious wishes OF the late Rebels and slave
ovDcrs-lRocbester Democrat and Chronicle (Rep)
II looks as if America had already attained
the first OF political aud constitutional dsiutegra
hoDa stage which the political people are hOpelessly
fisuDled aud scattered IN host of unorganzed, con
dieting ana pOwericss political factions, out OF which
there power under the Constitution 20 bring
political order cOherency aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Times Ulndj
A Washington special reports that Zach.
Chandler succeed Mr.. Jewell ~ the POstOce De-
partment. We don't believe ~. The President has u
good deal tba1 such appointment would
indicate. ~ any balm is 10 be applied To the recent
wounds of the xSenatOr Will be iOund In some other
place than Cabinet Office. Perhaps he Is going To be
sent 10 England pull the tail OF the royal BRUSH iion
-lCinoiDnau Gazette (IepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

March ut 81 1870 Oats cold at
hr.n duh aud lower 81 30 Hay quiet
22 Choice Pork active and higher ses OF 800 Obls
IL now ueh loo bb Extra HEAVY sold az so 3D.
DRY sailed In demsnd hmer shoaliers. 7d7si
char Ritz and Sde lOl20 0c Bicos hrmer snaA
sboude sase Clear RIB and Clar SIDES IL al2iae sugar
6n-r; Common 64G6s Fair to Plif Pair. 7dSci Prime to
1boce Sqsc articles unchanged God, ll5c Exchange
-N.s,York slsht. Il premium; Sterling, 5.52t
ISn,yApoLIs Marcl lLFl0ur steady 50 75d&6 Wbc,t
steady, Rel S9sl O3; Amber 81 O3@5l o. white 81 Oe d
III Is Corn s.sdy GU9jlc sheet Gid6jc In elevator.
DAT, seay 56d59c ia ell Rye unchanged Barley
aue, Bax Meats sreldvi shoun 6'sa7e; Clear
9'sVlOc Clear sides. lO@lO4e Hams loGlic Lard
quiet uBehasgri. 49,.
TokDo i-Pou firm ard fair demand Whea. 6rn and
fair demand; No White Wa0ssh 81 1915 No. White Michigan.
81 ~ 81 To- Amber hchisan 81 Os Il May 81 is IA
No Rel 81 IL y No DAYTON and Michigan Rel 81 o; No.
Red wabish 81 US. No. Amber Illinois, 81 OsL tcm dnl
High Mixed 6sS@ Mar lei low hIsa Doe; no grade % =
81 90 Mammoth Dressed Hogs ~ receipts 600 bush
5000 bush Corn 1000 bah OatA shpnents-2OVO bots
roa vU whest U0U IN h. Corn, 1900 lush Oal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

and received into full connection fT 1Sto. He was
secretary OF the several years. ana AFTER the
death OF Bishop Burns succeeded hin rs bfshop. He
was native Of Virginia He had son who entered the
Conference in 1874 nut died before the close OF the year
at the age OF &C. The Bishop man OF hgl charac-
ter for piey mud integrity good administrator.
WILLIAM BRENTON BOGGS
Pay Director William BrentOn BOggs, United
States Navy. died his late residence, GEORGETOWN
d. Co yesterday morning. He was born In Bruins
wick N j.. and appointed to the Navy Now 90 1884,
making continuous service Of over "a years. He
received the commission Of Pay Director on March 1911
He was 81 years OF age at the time Of his DEATH and
has been resident Of the District, when not duty
Tor aDout 80 years. He widely known and greatly
respected Bono years ago the vessel on which Mr..
Bggs was serving struck By lightning while at sea
ana SCI on fire. Mr.. Boggs, whlo aiding TO subdue the
Names received mi which are believed TO
THIS uNe. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
A NOTORIOUS GAMBLrNG-noUsE SEIZED.

The officers from the Police Central
Office made q descent upon a gambling house at No.
io2 Bieeckerst last night The house has been one OF
the most notorious 10 the civ. and several attempts
have been made before to close IL, bat tho attempted
descenis have not been successful Last
eight Roundsmsn Jacob Warlow, with two
other officers. all in civilians dress, went
quietly TO No. iO2 Bieecker-st. about midnight.
fhree persons besides the proprietor found the
room sitting around table The occupants OF the
room were easily made prisoners without resistance
Inc LAYOUT, chips, deal box and "a little over $50 In
money were secured The four prisoners we're taxed q
tue Police Central Office. where the prisoners descrbed
Themselves as Thomas Barclay, proprietor. No. 10.
Bleeckerst.; George Harris merchant from the West
staying ut the Globe Hotel; Thomas Hanna OF NO. 2Si
Mulberry-st a chicken merchant, ana James Muproe
No lea Sands-st, Brooklyn. The prisoners were locked
up, and are TO he taken 10 the Toinbs Police Cour
tadav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
OBITUIR Y.
BISHOP ROBERTS.

The death of the Rev. John Wright Rob-
er,s Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church In Libo-
ria. is announced. He was tho successor OF Bishop
Burns and both colored men. They were not
Bishops with full powers but were elected simply TO
exercise episcopal supervision over the Liberia mission
It being impractcabe TO send bishop from the United
States every year preside at the Liberia Conference
motion was made In the last General Conference In
1917 10 remove the restrictions from The jurisdiction OF
Bisnop Roberts and 10 constitute him fuil Dshop. but
acton was taken beyond reierrins IL 10 Tue Con,
however, made "a report, winch was adopted. that III
their fud gment a. there nothing IN race Color OF
former condition that IL bar To M cleo
tion 10 the Epcopacy tho true oousc being for US 10
Greet only such persons as are iy their pecmihrht
neiy endow mens culture. general fitness and aecep
ABILITY, best qualified to hI the Office rus aoln.n
makes colorcd men eligible as bishops u the deneIa
sees it them MIR. RJborts eht'Iod
fhe nius,rY IN the LIBERIA Mission ConIoronce LA 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

condition The suggestion has been favor,ey received
enc Lord HonSstop Mr. w"sSsSSr!h and NJ. Perry
expressed themselves Ms willing to help.
Robert Browning's new poem, The London
academy explains, not as has been stated transla
ton OF any work OF Arstophapes but Arisophanic
poem. in which the Greek poet-or the English one IN
Browning thinks have not been sad though they want
saying. The book than halt through the press
and IL expected within u fortnight.
While passing through Philadelphia on
"Wednesday ex-spesker Blaine was entertained by Gen.
Henry III. Bingham hs residence, where he met Gov
Hsrtrantt, ex-Gov. Andrew g. Curtin, AudiorGenerai
uorato Allen, the Judges OF the several courts the
Philadelphia delegation IN Congress- many local politi-
clans aud leading capitalists and several journalists
he occasion Is described being very pleasant one
ana the nternngng OF views upon the present and f
character During evening the Seventh Ward
Republican Club adopted series OF resolutions nomi
mailing Mr.. Blaine for the Presidency
DIR. j. H. Newman has written the follow
ang letter to the editor Of TAe London Tablet he was
supposed to have pointed TO The Tablet among others
be wrote in his recent pamphlets There are those
among u.s. It must DO confessed, who for years past
have conducted themselves n no responsibility at
taohed TO wild words and overlooking deeds who have
stated truths in the most psradoxical form' ana
stretched principles TIL they close upon swapping;
and who at length having their best to set the
house Are leave Others the task OF putting out tine
eamef" SIRE have waited before writing 10 you ess
act upon impulse which have felt since your nrst
notice. on Jam 70 last 91 my yo sss ~ best 20 for
the generous reception have given TO that letter
1 uso the word generous with detpite meaning ano
implying q its cOrrclatve on my part, my great
qualification and NAV gratitude trust TOO that
the tone OF your remarks upon may impress out
sders there are not those serious differences OF
opinion between Catholics which they are go ready TO
believe. am SIR, your faithful servant JOHN III. NEW
TIE Orstory, Feb. Is, 1875"
. WASHINGTON, March lit is rumored this
evening that Minister schencks resignation was 70
eeived by the President to-day.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE ModOc Indians
exhibiting here visited the President to-day and
expressed desire TO shake hands with him. which was
granted
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President to-
oay signed tue CON IN ssions OF the Hon. Godoye g.
Orth Minister TO Austria and the Hon. Horace May
nard as Minister 10 Turkey.
VIENNA, March lit is said that the En-
peror Francis Joseph has received and accepted the res
gnstion Of Baron schwsrzSenborn tho Austro Hunga-
Tian Minister 70 Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Friday, March II, 1851 u. NJ
yunopsis for the past t,centy-foar hours .
Low barometer and westerly winds prevail
over the Northwet and Lakes ana thence 10 Missouri
and Tennessee with rain In Tennessee, and snow on
Lake Ontario; south-westery winds, cloudy weather,
and occasional rain In the Gulf and South Atlantic
States: sou-easrery winds increasing ooudness ana
high tenn perature IN the Middle and Eastern states
The rive ha We risen at New Orleans, Vcks0urg Mem
phis St Louis, KeOkuk and Cincinnati, ana lhlen ut
PITTSBURGH and Louisville.
Probabilities.
For the North West and lakes Tennessee and Arkan
sas low warm partly cloudy weather, north
westerly winds aud occasional or rain east OF the
For me Ciuf and South Atlantic States warm, cloudy
falling southerly winds, and rain
Eor ne Middle and Eastern States falling barometer.
varmer cloudy heather sOutery Tinds. and occasional
rain snOo. "a 80,
Tne rivers will rise at Cincinnati Keokuk, st. Louis,
Memphis Vicksburg, and Eew-Ofeans
Cuutonary signals are ordered from Sandy HOOK to
ElstpUrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
lYor other shin Ners ses Ptfh Po0e.l
ARRIVED

other snip Nens go mn 101c.I
ARRIVED.
's sS Ess.s cf s".eu Smith Iloio oc Is With d.
ssI. i 6ss:aslo c....l.%:,. s. d.y. ~ :A''
BARK Neverint Jarvis csninesos % day: With "s.,
B:s S.1y sss. S ' g. JoSs 'I b. P.so. a
BARK Olga G,a ses,eb,. Genoa DC. 90 via rr'p'si ~ a."
.. gsr s = S. .Ssi 81, g o oder
Bar: ssss s ass" @ s,ai ballast
sss a:,S Ssn s" Gre Lisbon co DAYS with na
Mrmsch, SoIhs Dahis 40 day. Mi.s sss,.
Brig ADA H. Halls (of Annapolis 81 Johnson St Thomas iS
brig soso oi Prince EDWARDS Isard Stewart pcnsmbo's 80
r Geo O. Jewe (of BOston Raly. st. John, N D.. dss-
schr G. p HoGn,n, Hayes. ctiuooseagus March 81
seh Veto Henderson, G.Ve'on 20 day' with cotton S'"'a
sehr Jennie Wiley. Then savannah IA days ssh Ianie'
soHoosERs-RiyxR Asp coasrvsG
9r's vet vi virgins. J.s " hoy. Sainor'.
J. J. ner1,t, Virginia Paul q Tho@ ,c. B.iams's
Tho. r %oo.sy %rs@, fhas v. Aisoi, vTiia.
R. s. Lee Providence. PsvOh,s ssv-HsSen.
Bell s Ls,"i g; a:.6::' a:s;s
outon Xnta ,or In acny ensya fo smyrss w. L. j. Tor
snt: cass a s1S Moro 5 F a
HaLaI GooiEa,, for liverpool cIosno ter RIO J.eeis
B,r6saoes Kaun Fern,udn. Pa Emily for BELIEF schm
FSs s SSq Do Ga MARI v %i' s aa s
Rdgeway for Sagia; Holt for Vera Cruz; Jeno,e
Gkey Disey H. Parkbas for MataDzas Thos r. Dali f9r
Galveston Lau-a for Chareson r. 4. Hooper tor WI mhgos
CT and W. May o. W. Anderson, Jacob kelsey j. w. Hail. NJ
A. TYLER, and Lotie.
WISD-SuEset light. s.; hay OF shore.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MOBILE March llSaled scar DAVID Carne for hewYors
MONROE. llAnyi klsya, Sn'-d.
schr Royal Arch for New YORK
Del March ll-Airved. Sho Republic (B) from LAYER
pool; La Gloire fBr from Antwerp.
FOREIGN FORTS.
MovLLR, Msrch 1.-The Anchor Line steamship Boiys SnG.
and sailed for Gagew
II IL ted Maggie NJ Un
Rosa Bonhelr Lsmk.
MOnteg Angelo epetto. L. Staples, aud Oyan Arrived
Courier Northampton e. Neptan helhs
Guest VBge Louise Arrived tie 10 inst: yosepa
Fish Dafen Loiwe jane Howard SpAfziug Water.
A1eyoca Ansa Grais. GOcosd Liza
coin, Brothers Apap and Eniraaia
DISASTERS.
HAVANA March 1.-THE brig Louisa from Laguna lfor FDath.
England lOgsood wrecked 81 s Als
bv
brig aterss Jb bark
Orb Msseles with tes and bficx
asho at MaEkaElIa; particulars.
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man In the tunnel before IL cout have been possible 70
escape The w0rhmeu can now safely approacn
within twenty feet OF tho coumn. whom great num-
Der OF boles will DO bored TO let me wafer on ait9
suggested by officer Of United States Engiheef
Corps, Das been constructed, with tunnel OF smI.
tons witha selfshutisrg gate only sufficiently large
10 allow to pass, which gate the approaching russo
water closes giving tbs wormen time to escape IN
tho event OF sudden dos, Tho amount OF water now
ing from sunnel Will be Increased to about 100
miners incnes. Tho connection with Shaft No. VIII
insure good citation. The tanne at this point enters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
BRIGHAM YOUNG IN PRISON.

The PROPHET ADJUDGED GUILTY or CONTEMPT
FOR NOT HAVING PAID THE ATTORNEYS FEES
DECREED BY THE CoURT-A FINE OF S25, AND
IMPRISONMENT FOR ONE DAY.
SALT LAKE CITY, March lin the case OF
Ann Eliza Young against Brigham Young-suit for
divorce and nlimony-decree having been made thai
Brigham Young pay 5000 attorneys fees. ana 800
ontbly alimony pendenfe hte aud the time having ex-
n,red wherein attorneys fees should have boon paid
brigham Young was brought before Judge Mexican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
THE SUTRO TUNNEL.

srccyssrUI. OPERATIONS TO POINT 0NE HUNDRED
FEET FROM SHAFT NO. 2-MEAsURRS FOR FREE
ING THE SHAFT FROM wATER-GO0D VESiiiA-
TON INSURED.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March IA telegram
from Nevada says suiro tunnel which has reached
length Of 5000 feet has approached within loo feet OF
sh.ft No. 4 which n filed with water to depth Of
o.. feet. From this point Q diamond drill has boon
,tarted successfully tapping TO-DAY this great column
Of water, Which 1t was feared might drown every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-AnOthcr hearing
Was had this afternoon before Register Mason Tor the
purpose Of receiving objections OF creditors to the spp-
cation Of Messrs Jay Cooke Co for discharge from
bankruptcy. creditor presented objection IN wrnns'
setting forth that settlements had been made with cer
tain creditors which gave them advantages MT COOKE
stated that his nne residence AZ Cnelton Hill was KEEP
10 thorough order ready he sold at tne aud was
selfsapp0ring. Several creditors hoped the written
oo3sc0n referred TO would be WITHDRAWN, which now
ever done. The Register adjourned tho meet
Ind Without fixing any time for another.