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New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t is time that men who have hopes of q
political future should begin TO perceive that in the
Book OF Fate there Is written against the name o Tue
party of Grant the word Death-tChicago Times lnd.I
We should extremely regret TO see the power
OF suspendng the habeas corpus given into the PFes-
dents hands because i s zoo hazardous measure for
any ~ pn. n4eG ~ ibo SreseSt Renbean Con
gress does its duty.-tBostOn Journal (RepJ
1t would no doubt be very incOnvenient and
troublesome 70 90 backof he great wrong done and re-
establish the right and justice which have been over
thrown But it won't do 10 let the Arkansas precedent
stand II we are to have any orGer or peace or law or
liberty ia this oOuntry.-lot. Paul Press (RepJ
One thing is plain-that either the President
Congress could at any time have corrected the mis-
takes committed IN Louisiana, and neither has done ~
FOlsng blame from to the other does not in the
least relieve the Republican party from predicament
The past egieence is shameful Continued negligence
Will be fatal Boston Advertiser (RepJ
SuspeDding the habeas corpus and making
Unted States deputy marsnas sole judges OF elections
sole counters and recorders OF returns with absolute
and unQnestiOneG power 10 arrest any and every one
before at elections whom they may wish 10 prevent
voting are things which would seem more appropriate
for Russia and Austria than the United states.-
dephla inquirer (RepD
There Ia great complaint among Republicans
OF the buletheaded persuasiOn that taere are " naf
and half" Republicans who GO not follow implicitly the
reckAss lead OF Ben Butler, Grant. and other persons
of great assurance. 1t Is all IN vain, gentlemen TO at
tempt 10 discipline the Republican party. The party Is
full Of insubordnae persons VINO can Oe governed On
through their lDtelIgence.-l Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
QndD
Neither Grant nor any other public servant
stand against the united opposition OF the news
papers BE probably appreciate tLis TACT he Pald
three little bObtailed journals in Washington SO OO last
year for advertising postal propOsals-NorE which AT
of that He wanted Jhem for the defense of Boss
Shepaerd, and he got them. Perhaps LIE thinks tnat
terms tie Will discover his mistake when he attempts
10 Drng back the support that he has alieDated We
shall what progress ne viii make IN his third term
scheme with the Of public opinion and tine influence
OF newspapers against him-lUHca Observer DeiD)
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
ALBANY NOTES.

albany, Monday, Feb 10, 1875,
The names II Sullivan CaFerAo OF Lacsport' ana *
nudge Alexander s. Johnson Of Utica will probably Dc
sent TO the Senate in day two by tho Sovernor 10
an the vacancies in the Comm ssion to EeVlse me
STATUTES. ce ased by resgnation OF Charles Seotans
nav Gov Tildens Private Secretary, and JACOB B
vsrner ur Cayerno is a leading member Of the Br Ia
,,e western part of the aRd canes very strongly
recommended by Chief-Justce Church, Judge GroVe<'
and senator-elect Herman. EIJudge Johnson a ai-
nopted according 70 the custom which places cne He
npbhcar ON the Commission. He 10 well known as hay
ing been appointed by Gov Dix 10 i'll the vacancy In
IN. Corrt of ApThals caused by the 9eath OF Jndee
and As the Repu 9llcan 0sndate Tor tist seat
ast Fall The nBme Vi Pf3i IhetAolt !" DNlsnt ~ 20. ~
mentioned IN connection with ths appoin lmenti "at 1t
IA thougbt thai ex-Judge Johnsoa WILL DE NE hccSssIu
candidate.
The nomination by Mr.. Bryant OF Gov Tlldsn Tor the
r.as,1encv which was SAID have taken place at IA
ter nartv some evenings snae, is represented By sew
a vho were present as having been SIMPLY al after
a,rrer nastluoe The entertainments given by MIRA
pratt exGoy seymoVr's niece 10 Mr.. Bryant and TIE
eoonanv consisted OF both ladies' and gentlemen. nj
prvapt smoke only IN response demand from one OF
the ladv uests that there shoul1 be speech so as TO
mako II "a much ike party OF the lords OF creation as
assble In mis- remarks 40 referred 10 Gov Tid9n IN
rather vague way as oHe ISr %no III re- bps
higher honOJs were reserheu LUIS 70 an ~ AS'S SS~A
the sum total Of the nominAtloh
TIE Assembly Judiciary Committee net tonight anr
ees,rnaed Messrs. Waehner, Dessar and Vedcer as q
s,hCompt,ee TO conduct the investigation into Last
wears Supply Bill, ordered by the Assembly On FRIDAY
Last ME- yaehner viii act Chairman. By motion 9f
Mr. Kng IN the Senate Tonight power TO send for
persaus and papers granted W the Senate SpsaA
Comglittee which Is 20 investigate the same snSJec%
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
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New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
PERSONAL.

Se6or CASTELAR, is going to increase the labors
81 his exile 6y writing articles the Spanish
Republic for Belgian newspaper
The Rev. DIR. Stephen II. Tying will leave
the CITY on Feb with leave of absence for a month.
which spend in tie South, for The purpose 81
restoring his nealn.
The estate of the late Congressman Hersey
OF Maine amounts 10 r. ooO There are several charita
bic bsquess. but the greater portion OF the properly
goes To the widow, cBndren ana grdDdchlldreD
Henry w. Longfelow is to deliver the poem
and the Rev. DR. Cheever the ora'oh before the Alumni
Of BowdOn College at the next commencement. The
The semOentoGn.a Of their class viii then be eeie-
srated.
One of the late Senator Summers paintings,
fueized copy OF Guides Nj agdaien. has been pre-
,epted 70 the Art Gallery OF Amherst College hy Mr.
Jonathan French. Tue original Is III the BarOeflpi
Palace at Rome.
Mr.. Charles GARNER, the architect of the
aew Opera House Paris. has been decorated as an
officer OF the Legion Of Honor, and Messrs. Jourdsn
aud L9uvet VINO also took part 10 the work. nave been
made Cnevaiiers Of the same order.
Mrs. Proctor will publish the autobiography
left By Mr. Proctor Barry CUrnwaD some time during
the present year Il is thought that the book will be OF
great interest a. Mr. Proctor had vide acquaintance
with the distinguished men of the present century
Oliver Wendell Holmes. in a recent medical
Trticle maintains that rnythmcs instincts have
physiological origin in respiration, and thinks one can
paruly doubt that spenser oreaihed habltualy more
nOwly thah Prior. and thai ADaereon had quicker
respiration than Homer"
A memorial signed by Sir William Fergus
con. M Ruskin, Sir william Erie. Mr.. Carlyle, Mr..
Browning Mr TennysOn. the Bishop OF Exeter and the
Lord Chief Justice OF the Common Pleas. publicly pro-
.esting against the horrible cruers too often perpe
rated the colorado pretext OF scientific viysec
ton will be laid before the Council OF the E0gish So
elety for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Anlma.s.
Alexander Dumas, the elder, had an amusing
way OF deciding the for his servants 70 bring
the inferior vino at his dinners TO commercial men, 1t
told OF him that previous to such occasions he en-
boined servants the best the table ct
the beginning OF the NEAL while the guests heads were
clear; then" said he. watch the conversation and
directly you hear single OF the company say,
~ who a honest man.. may be quite sure that
ell their heads have gone astray and serve up
any rubbish you choose"
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Karl Blind. the German
liberal politician. been assaulted and hurt BY Ger
fanatic.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-IhOugh still suffer
ug from broken wrist. Mr. Beck was in the House OF
representatives q snOrt Time to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

sSs.sre6 from MY Max strakc.eh Miss AIssni 70 en-
rared by Mr. eye for term OF wears, ana etrssossn
was 10 nav aim for ber services slo every night sue
sang besides all her expcnses Inc ur 1,,ss
have been hard and the speculation did uOt pay
Max srakosch struRgled on man.hlN, ,ns of ELsg in
does. ana By taking her Qua OF the loe VI Uati
Iohengris (he opera craving lu-t se 49,. ave
bron, and other economies hoped 10 westnei ro,a
bound, at all events. 70 keep hs c"utTac,s
boweyer 10 ma brother Maurice tnat financial disaster
ahead " better terms were not oo'ai" m
elder eye, whom he must see =; tsued U NV Maurice
Rtrakosch aud the senior 6se. "as ~ s"a "
lessen the terms. but welcome oHeI 70 Vanoo sno ~
fract affer Ar Vas txo exDired wAlch III wOud DC
on 6nrs1av Night last The offer wac at once accepted
and the adyrr iseme1ts Of Aoans appearance a. me
matinFe ,ofay Ii order 10 ket faith win
suhSeriDers far possible, Aida was put M
Monday nlght. 10 replace LOnenkrln
with AbaId a. B%sa As naa oeen insenae1 snu no ~ a.
said StrakOsch IA night. at the conclusion OF the
interview, during Which We Obtained the above facts
You for yourself max she does not draw the money
night, with her. there were S45C ~ te nOuse anu
It her hrSt appearance here. Tonight, without her
there 500 Ii tue opera ana not the shgr tna
draws. anu l tAan Convinced of The cor
Of the that cxpr last year III favor
OF the general excellence presentation rather than
individual brliaDcy OF single singer. Oar plOhe
becoming educated T. IT, .. course nave nv SNARE
Of comp aims ~ make. TIE public have NOS supporteu
me as t0ey ought aave sunk s5OOo "n the season
and my private means are emOaIi@sSeu, oet a., can
IKE some man ayers, ahead uutn burst RAT can
make money aud lose II and SUI. oe = % ,A an af
shall be Ne scandal, every Contract has Oeep anu sui'
be kept may be cOmpe!ieu l" shortrh tne soason
hat. ana he closing siX weeks IN @ y
not be hat hoped: Dn sLaii ne idItn WIN @
bdy Yes tns OF AiGanrs name Will ln)ure DUST
ness. win 5000 per week iess exrnse con anoTu
N have 5000 receps, bat The nerence Will mol O
mat great Albaul ls Of the most perfect ladies'
have ever known. well as tnorCugh aruste.' ohe
woud even now slng Or nOLhag for TO help the
son out and continue Der ARTISTIC triumph IN her own
country bas been cry ng al day over the turn mat
ters aken she csnnOi and should not DTesE her
contract, however A. for can stand ~ III can
make money at opera eau 70 AT s0rnoSdlng else
may Oe poor, but snaii siiii "e II geHtie man
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
Symptems Of Catarrh-

Obstruction of nasal pls4ges cllenAse alg mo fAoaI mo
thea pgu-sS
bloody putd, otenAye In oEsfs drnes EAA Or anaea
deafness uc-fEtnsi scaos n IN ucoe Fsrs
a.re mas tgsng otrasye breath. mpsiro1 sn
only hsey be peen as oGs
10 cuEe-1ake DR.. PEHCE's tsoIDES MEDICAL Ds'0vssr
which isas
the dsess-l sne hn
and its Communicating chAnDcn The n"e
Of peye sci that you'd
perfectly ssoosJi IA cuuBs We SHSi - cS!4
blsoi weu soaH anu he@i
aDDhc Dr. SAGE emrcy Nhru ~ffm and
GDpLsd Peroes Nasal DOacae, ~ cts
by i mia sooshne sa9 heal
iea Ehsa ne ss
be preci Orc.f BY toe "a o tue Coarn Ned Dhe's
ery This perfectly scientific AMI u
Gc.in koaHg II.
Remedy and DDache oa bY sA4ers 10 ~
anes thr world
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
GOVERNMENT REPORT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, (
WARRINGTON d. c.. Tuesday, Fe0. l6, ls'S-l - n }
g,,.opsis for me past ttcentv-rour hours

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER (
WARRINGTON, d. c.. Tuesday, Feb. l6. l'S-l ~ m }
Sv,.opsis for The past ttoentv-four hours
The barometer continues lowest over cape
nr,tou wnere, however IL mas risen slightly.
"a has risea GENERALLY at t rest OF the stat'ons ana
iS-highest n Iowa ana Illinois.
rue tenn ,erature has generally taieo except
sliVht rise IN New England and the lake region
Cloudy and rainy weather, with northeasteriy Winds
nrevails n the Gulf states
Clear weather, with southwest 70 north west winds
from me Middle Eastern States westward 10 the
Mississippi.
hnrg and fell at Cairo, Memphis. and LOUISVILLE.
Probabilities.
During Tuesday IN toe South Atlantic and Gulf states
rising barometer colder, uor heast winds, cloudy and
rainy weather. ,,,,
Missouri Valleys and the North Vest stationary fol-
lowed by falling barometer. northwest to northeast
Winds slight changes in temperature and partly cloudy
weather. ,-, .
For the lake region stationary and rising ter2pera-
tre westerly winds increasing clOudiness and local
SHOWS with rising the lower lakes, bat
a sli ght fall on the upper lakes.
For he Middle and Eastern SItes rising hdroB,eLer
and smpcrature, north oest rt'lds, partly cloudy
toedths- ,,.-,--
below VIcksourg.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
GEORGE F. Hit INDICTED FOR FORGERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-The Grand Jury OF
the United states District Court this morning round
true bill Of indictment against George F. Hit' VINO was
charged before the United states Commissioner with
having in his possession forged United States bonds
with intent 10 defraud aud also having In his custody
plate after the similitude Of plate from which
ned states fractional currency printed with intent
N suffer IL 20 be used to counterfeit notes. An
otfempt was made by Esw-Yark detectives on last
giving day kdnap Hit aud take hlm 10 New
ir.ed and the accused gwen hearing before tLe
tT~ited States Commissioners. suDsequent bearings
rr, rrnp sed ivr Dut p0stpOnod On account oil aan-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5-The Secretary Of War has
s.e general order requiring a. al who having
a, de,rer, from the under Presidents
proclanatoa ot psr1oh pubDhed from the War snd Navy
Departments in 1873 have reeoyed DISCHARGES hom the
N,yy or Manre oorps and dong duty the
sz, under um.B, snrg he d-seron question
,ha dropped rolls the date u the
ep the where they he serving This acton
tskeu IN view Of decision which has made that
tbsr srny fanduent null
eoptretA Fna be furnished In each together
10 disenArge certificates sin be gwen Ih. order val
no, BE- regarded requiring the discharge ot
enlisted the after received
dsch.rzs from nav Marine Corps. the reerunisg
h4d deserted from either Of those branches Of
th. serves Bal Whenever sneb fact Of drsrrio1
hall be kIo-n 9 will regarded enHinens IN t
In epBsnt benefit accrue 70 the soldier
Io tins served In the sss.sr
hereafter be discovered the
tAe names will be dropped from toe rolls Of The army.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE MANIAC MURDER CASE IN PHILADELPHIA.

THE MANIAC. MURDER CASE IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-The session of Oyer
and Termner for the trial OF murder cases began THIS
this morning.
solomon spyer was arranged come time ago for Bill
,,a ceorce Howe in the insane Department OF the
Alnsbouse ON Nov. ., 1874 plea OF insanity vas en-
tar1d 10 iury which etapaneled IN the Gase ths
,nnrnng was sworn pass Dpon that QUESTION tAe Hn-
ing not bein denied Physicians ana Nes oI te
amsEou.e fslfed that the defendanS was an LlcufA-
I,le ma piac and had been insane Tor tea years
the Jury fOund the accused 10 De o, upsounI uina,
anG h udae ordered his removal - the etaIs LIhAuc
~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.
A NEW MINISTRY NOT LIKELY TO BR FORMED UNTIL
AFTER ACTION ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL BILLS
BY THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Monday, Feb. I5, 1878
There is no change in the political situation. No
one to whom President MacMahon has applied TO
form Cabinet is willing to undertake the task
until the constitutional laws are decided upon by
the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

KINGSTON, Ont, Feb. 15.-The Right Rev. Ed
ward J. Horan, Roman Catholic Bishop OF Kingston.
H. nus morning. He was coDsecrated May l, 1853
TORONTO, Feb. 15.-Darcy Boulton. Grand
49, ., ,ne Ontario Orange Grand Lodge died to-day.
Ia rs = awyer aud MEMBER OF tle Provincial Parna-
meut-
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-Henry g. Freeman,
the Oldest member Of the Philadelphia Bar except
Binney died yesterday in this CITY at the age OF
se He vns Admitted the bar in 1909 HIS SON Chap
nan freeman Is memberelect Congress from ne lot
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
rHE NATIONAL GRANGE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 1a-In che Ma
tIonal Grange to-day the report of the Committee
Relief was considered and 30 much OF the report as
disapproyed Of granting the future charitable doas-
tious out Of the funds OF the National Grange was
stricken out This authorizes the proposed ap-
propriation for the relief OF Nebraska and Kansas.
Resoutoas we're adopted for the nnal adjournment
morrow aiso Of thanks 10 the citizens " Charleston
were unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
OBITUARY.
TIRE HON. ROBERT CHRISTIE.

The Hon. Robert Christie died yesterday of
,neumonia sI his Late residence in Clifton Staten
Island. MI Christie, who was prominent member OF
,ha Democratc party was elected IN 1868 10 State Sen
80. tro,n the LIST District composed OF Queens, Rich
%ond and suffolk Counties. he Had majority Of l6l2
having received s9sS votes against TSIe lor MI NlenoI
80. psnnbean candidate. In 1865 he renOm1Dated
bnt was defeated by Mr.. La Bau. who had majority OF
n the votes numbering CSC TOR MI Ii Bau and '1e'
for Mr.. Christie
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
At the investigation held at Hong Kong INTO

the loss OF the Pacific Mali Steamship compaDys steamer
japan, MIR. Hart first officer of vessel. sad, Spen
taneous combustion Of coal the cause OF the nre
To the best OF knowledge OF fresh coal were
taken in at Yokohama during the hours OF eoalng u
was raining heavily so the coal must have been wet
when taken Board" II said that ~ these coo tons
about 400 tons OF buminOus cea supposed
be liable TO Spontaneous combustion when wet
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
AID FOR THE STRIKERS.
NnvE1. METHOD OF Suicide

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. ta-The Coroner
to-day held an inquest upon unknown man who
drowned himself yesterday by pnngine head foremost
through the ice Chestnut Street Wharf WnOn found
bis head and shoulders under the water. and the
rest vi hIs body Oh the Ice.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
INTERRUPTION OF RAILWAY TRAVEL.

OswEGo, n. Y, Feb. 1h-The weather con-
tiuues boisterous Trains have been running on the
Oswego and Syracuse Railroad since Saturday
night Ali tho other roads are blocked. The
train which left ROme for Ogdensourg
on Thursday arrived At Adams this morning, and tho
train from Ogdensburx has arrived at WAtertOwn. No
trains have passed the Syracuse Northern Railroad
since the middle Of last week.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE ICE ON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST

THE ICE ON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST
CAPE COD RAY A FIEID or ICE-rWENTf-EiGHr
VESSELS yRoZEN S--CoAL, WATER. AND PRO
VISIONS NEARLY EXHAUsTED-EFFoRTs TO RES-
DEE ASSISTANCE.
BOsros. Feb. 15.-Neyer before, within the
memory 0f any inhabitants along the Cape coast mas zoe
formed bay such an extent as at the present
time PrOyBeetovn harbor is closed up entireIy anu
q vast field OF ice Ills the between Wood Eha ana
the southern part OF the monument IN sandWleh-H
miles across-aDd extends clear up to Brewster and
Oreans distance Of 80 miles from the water line lhe
sight IS Il strange Where always before the eye
has seen the blue waves Of ocean Is now
plain of sDev-wbite ice only broken Dere
and there by vessels wrapped and well Hign
Hidden il the lee. and high jagged plies thrown up ny
the action OF the wind ana tide. The scene Is dIedv
and deselate bat 1t aGords no hint OF the a"Iu peru
which tao yes Of 80 or more fishermen Ias,
impriseued upon their vessels. Here q vessels,
varying in Size from IS tons, held immoyable
Mort OF them are fishing schoOners of about LOO tons
bnIea and carrying from 10 5uen. and provisions
for three or four days cruise, and they have already
been bound in nearly that time. Food and water are
fast giving out. Ac cannot reach them, nor can they
IN many reach it. special dfspateh 10 INC
Dali, Aarerser from ProvDceto%n, says that the Ony
change u the situation is for the worse OWING 10
the giving out OF provisions. Lie wnd Oio"S
with relentless violence anu hou'4J iN0i0'N'-- ~
All che Indications that morrow will be the cold
est day ia the sweep of this terrible cold wave snouu
the p Of ice hold the men on many OF tie schooh
ers Will be taken of only for burial Tomorrow II the
-cold continues all will probably take the rSR OF saving
their lives by five ten-me walk over lce-hummocRs
and sir-hoes Ice cakes piled on another to the
-htght or many feet with here and there wide open
ehes of blue intervening forbid any attempt 10
he them the shore. Beyond question there are
ten or twelve schooners on which there Is no eoa'
no water perhaps not "a hours food Some OF tne
inen from IceOcked schoOners succeeded lOuay III
reaching tue shore, and few returned WIN WhaG pro
,,ous they could carry suOcOr ther comrades Ane
massage oecuSIed hours and was attended WIN Hnll
nen peril Several times or the oiher Tell INTO tne
ioy cpep and rescued by his companions 4ne ma
ority their homes leaving tner vessels 10
their fate The Galatea arrived to-days out can 90
notbDg. Tomorrow Capt. snow viii try 81 reaeh the
dOrles and carry PROVISIONS
and water bat chances are thai the eH0rt Will Dc
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTtC MARKHrS

Esw0nLxAss Peb la-FIsu ds1 Choice - % 0sei Ssssr
grades ged Corn in fair demand Yellow ane ne &c "a
sAnng terdeDcy; G7 Bran selling at ~ HA eul
Pnme s25. Choice SO PssARsoeE. Aeefh aaa mar
iet $50 23GS2O 377 EIr. Heavy hes
$40 DO DRY s2d Ments Guei; shouders <G W. Clear RIB
sides 0ac Clear Sides iOaA Bao.p arm sh"aaes g Ss
Lard dai; Iss Pseters ltc; Ranr IL 'se Aog lss SA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

We can commend Messrs. GEO. P. RowELL
& Co. OF Eew-York, to those o, patrons who may
have occasion 10 advertise In papers beyond their
mediate vicinity. the 1rm have business relations
with the press throughout the whole country
mn Xlig.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

When nan slips and falls on the icy pave
ment those IN the immediate neighborhood witnessing
the event all laugh; but the man doesn't His tnrn
comes whom he collects his weekly indemnity for the
disaDlement from old Travellers, at No 2O7 Broad
way.-lTravelers Record.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
TIE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. 1j.-ln the Assem-
bl, rodsv M Puruan introduced resolution petition
ing Congress u aid the Texas and Pacinc Railroad
stneInr nov before that BODY. ihs IesOiul'on N9S
passea by "a unanimous vote.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
ruF FAII. RIyER LINE sToPpEp

ROsTON, Feb. 15.-The steamer Old Colony
for NewYork did not venture out tonight She awaits
the arrival Of the steamer Newport via Sandy Hook.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
..,n g,,erpaI Applicati.n GIEs's !


AHHoSA anything yet discovered SAc' s- hhes
Pans Hard Lamps either feet Eso- b~ee heua4A
IuIss oans of eshcr A. ogg
qures stable Will be sahort H. Sold DE a
Drusgsl 4Jl SIaays. AeSlOss OnI oOc sns "a
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
AN 1rE FRIDGE AT QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Feb. 15.-An ice bridge has forr2ed
opposite the city. and remains Hrm in spite Of the
utmost efforts 10 cut It away The weather is cold and
clea- Thermometer 14o below Zero