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FOR SALE.

A LIE PUMPS, NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS, wrrH
~ rom two 20 ten pulls, At reduced prices
J. Y. VII FIELD SON Warerooms 2o2 Water St
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A ron sALE--ALL KINDS or FANCY. DOGS,
Food for mocking birds at b. 6. pONEfs No. Greene
street, near Canal
ENoR sALE-rwENTY LARGE GRAY DOCKING
superior, Lord Ellsord's stock. Apply 10 THOMAS
KING, Lorrillard Mansion House. BronSdale Vest
chester county
THE TURF.
4 UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
n SONS Pool Room l,lSI Broadway. this afternoon.
Athletic Philadelphia, Philadelphia; Centennial
New Haven. at New Haven Boston Washing
at Washington: St Louis vs. Red stockings. AZ Z LOUIS
leegrams received r H. SElBERT,
TRENCH AND AUCTION POOLS THIS DAY AT
j. JoHNSON'S Pool Room, corner Broadway and
Twenty eighth street, running races at Galveston
and on al base ball matches Pools close at 4 "
GRAND SPRING TRorTGNG CIRCUIT.
Philadelphis, Brooklyn
Hartford, Providence
and Boston
Premiums $1,000.
For programme ana particulars
see spirit OF the Tines"
Special notice
Owners and drivers are hereby notified that no entry
OF any horse any person who Is under penalty
OF suspension be received notwith standing they
proposesto effect their reinstatement before the day
the All persons and be eligible to
try in this circuit be free from penalty before
May TO-
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
2lS Broadway, have unsurpassed factieS FOR doing
moderate prices.
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A SEYMOUR GRAIN DRILL Two-HORSE, NINE
n teeth. with tcrtizef attlcnment and seeder. used
only few times Tor sale cheap. Address ~ f., box
4,591 New YORK Post office.
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A -FoR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
a.. Birds, &e. Medicines for nj diseases Prepared
Food for mocking birds az B. G. DOyEY's, No Greene
street. near Canal
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THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
i 2lS Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doing
all kinds OF Printing with unusual promptness and at
moderate prices
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A FOR SALE. CORNER LIQUOR STORES, ON BEST
IA business in this city, Brooklyn anc Jersey
City at great hargans t5 let; Ale Botting Bust
ness WI CuELI.a store Agency. ~ Cedar street
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MACHINERY.

~ 81 q 25 is AND Ii HORSE BOILERS 60 H
tU. So "a l3 L. 10 horse Engines direct steam
Pumps aud other second hanl Machinery Tor sales
jos. EnWAKDS, All Water street.
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STORAGE.

A -STORAGs--wEsr SIDE STORAGE WARE.
y. houses, s9l ga 655 HgisOl street. T19 Greenwich
and 40 Abingdon sauate tor Flrnicre, Planoa
Baggage mirrors ant other fanny property. IN sepa
rate closed rooms OF any SIZE, lowest a rates. access
be during business hours most extensive ana reSpous
bic establishments tne business gOO4s receiver ettnsr
day or Night X. rAGNfAKf. owner and Manager, 0tace
90 nuison street tAblns Ion sauarcL
A STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FCRNk
II. ture, VsuoS mirrors paintings carpets carriages
selyhs harueS y &c &c, By responsible party owner
cf s.0ragc uuding who j. willing % maze advances ou
~ the mon pr year rate u interest seven pei
ppr mnnuul. ani iusucan rate very low
Address forage. uox Jos Herald office.
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IN OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER AND LUNCH
~ House sale cneap the present owner intends
taking hotel in tho country Address Herald Harlem
Branch office, corner l24th street and Third avenue
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WILL TWO YOUNG LADIES, BLACK VELVET
w and brown dresses who got out Of omnibus about
O'clock Yesterday and went 10 jewery Maiden
lane let the gentlemen know when and where they
will meet them. Address JAMES X, Herald Office.
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nRUGGTsTS AND PHYSICIANS-THE OLD ESTAB-
IL lshed stand 2t3 b. IL not sold Immediately,
will be sold at auction on Monlay. IL O'Clock.
STRICKLAND, 80 Beck man street
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80 WEST TwEH1Y.FoURTH sTREET.-sUsIE
Ia Wednesday, April q, mixing feet twenty second
street stage; you JAILED 70 meet me- Metropolitan, 21h
Tuesday. Address NED, box l09 Herald Office
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II PANY offers tor sale we'll established Business.
with rst class Tools Patterns Materials and Pate
on liberal terms. Call on address NEW YORK STEAM
GAUGE COMPANY 46 Cortiandt street.
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1 TWO FINE MEAT MARKETS FOR SALE CHEAP
-. Great targlins Fish aud oyster Markets, Conec-
toneries and Paper torres 500 upwards; Bakeries.
MITCMLLL'S Store AGENCY. "a Cedar street.
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cEISwoLD's
I SruEAGE WAREHOUSE.
No D. Washington place.

Houschc4 surnimre sA:eiuly stored and Guarde dr
moderate rates Nssucr aN loau III hulk. sections
fa alcnth ~ quarter fverv precaution taken
10 prevent Furx KIND Furniture of sale, pub
Nc 3 rriv.tg. alACe4 exhibition iA sarst room.
-AufnL GRAHAM.
, 1875-02-28

speculatlons Concerning tho Pre-
posed Compromtsr.
Epeefa, Dispatch 10 The Chicago Trfbun<
New 0niEAss, Feb. 27.-Ibe compromise ra-
mains in about the same condition "a before.
The fact that Mr.. Wheeler will require the sig
natures.of tho Conservative Legislature to the
agreement will not prevent those who favor
compromise from carrying it out. Neither will
the intimidation meeting held last evening. In
formation received here from reliable
source represents that Judge Wheeler, as
veil as Messrs. Hoar and FRYE, were
dsEusted with the manner in which a1essrs.
Burke and Zaoharie oaused their aloDber1ng lot
ter Of acceptance on the part ot the Conserya-
tiyes CAUCUS to he sent ali over thecountry by the
Asscointed Press before being sent to them, and
declined to confer with them as representatives,
and stated shat they would only trent with mam-
bess Of the Conservative party over their own
signatures. There is strong disposition in the
Legislature to break loose from the j" last ditch"
leaders, aud Act for themselves.
10 the a ssocsated Press.!
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 27--Thare ia much
among the compromiEers In refer
euce to the mode Of adjustment. It is said that
nembers not passed upon by the Returning
Board will refuse to sign the agreement demand
ed By Wheeler.
, 1875-02-28

that that day was the very day On which thu
vote On the Ta1 bill was taken C&uifeld con-
ssquently paired with Farwell. His pair ap-
pears in the record, but not in the hTe and nay
list. Through his pair he voted against the bill
AN Az TO GRIND.
Gardner Hubbard is here giving big dinners
for az express lobby. The object ia to secure
the adoption Of an amendment to the Post -oihce
bill in the Conference COMMITTEES which shaL
increase thepostage on merchandise PACKAGES
cent pound.
4 1ussTATEMEST conRHcTEp.
Tho statement tuak the President has Bald snas
he in no event will cal an extra session ID con-
trad,cted bv q Cabinet officer tonight. The
latter satter says that the President has taken
no such position. The publication is unwar-
ran,etl. Should the Sundry Civil bill fall, two
departments OF this Government would be COM
pe!lcd to suspend operations. 1t would b. in
rossbln fer the Revenue Bureau to furnish any
stamps BY whlch to collect revenue.
re Tie associated Press.j
FALSE ARREST.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 27.--ln ths general
term Of the District Court to-day, Judge Mac
Arthur announced the opinion Of the Court affirm
ing the decision below in favor of defendants
in the cases Of J. B. Stewart against Speaker
Blaine, and the same against Sergeane-at-Arms
Ordwoy, for false arrest under the order Of the
House Of Representatives.
, 1875-02-28
The Ways and Means Committees.
Conclusions On the Pacific
Mail Fraud.
They Turn Over Schumacher and Kino
to the Tender Mercies Of
the Grand Jury.
And Recommend the Censure Of
Nanclcss sNcWspaper-11en.
4 Stringent Bill Proposed for the Gov
ernment Of Lobbies.


INCIDENTS OF T1B PASSAGE IN THE SENATE
Epee.dt DfsDateh to 1he Chtcacn 7f1aune.
WASHINGTON, D. G. Feb. 27.-1he Senate to-
day passed the Civil-Rights bill in the form in
which 1t was passed by the House, without
amendment, and now it goes to the President for
his signature. The debate Was opened thia
morning by Senator Carpenter. who spoke
against the bill. His speech il cbaracterizcu az
ono Of the most brlihaas that be las erer mads
III the Senate, and Is fitting termination to i
somewhat remarkable Senatorial career. He
spoke from copious notes. aud devoted lis areu-
ment mainly to the legal aspects OF
the question He evidently e1deayored
to outline the probable decision OF the
United States Supreme Court asa:nzt the cou-
mRsded the universal attention OF tho Senate,
nearly every Senator being in lis seat. aud fol-
1ovea tho argument Of Carpenter with rnarkud
attention. He was followed by Hamilton. OF
Maryland. who also opposed the bill, and occu-
pied the floor until O'Clock, the hour at which
it Was agreed the Yutc sLould b. taken. At
this point Patterson. OF South Ca ollna, who had
prepared speech III tavct of sLe LII. asked
unanimous consent for All extension of 111ao ior
genera al debate. Several Sc..atars objected, ANA
the vote began.
THE FIRST AMENDMENT
voted on was anbmisted by Mr. Thurman It
provided that the fourth section iu relation to
the selection of jurors shall not apnl; to the
State Courts. but it was defeated Ly vote Of q;
to 40 Mcssrs- Carpentee, Ferry Conn Hum
i!ton (Tex.}, spragnr. ScluIz, mud 1if:oa Hosea
with the Democrats in the affirmative. Then fol-
lowed three ancndments offered By hiessrs.
Thurman and Da, ard, one Of which proposes to
reduce the psnals! tor violation OF the act An
other proposed to repeal the existing law regard
to challenges Of jurors for participating in
AIDING the rebellion, and prescribing the form of
oath TO be taken by jurors. They were al! voted
down, and Mr. Edmunds WAS allowed IN hour to
close the debate. He severely characterized
TIE RECORD OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
and its persistent objections to all measures to
abolish slavery or give equal rights to the col
cred man. He maintained TINT tho copst1tu-
tional objections raised ngainst the bill are with
out weight The vote upon the bill Was 50 yeas
to e6 nase. CARPENTER. Ferry {Coauccticut).
Hamilton (Te1as), Schuyz, Ssr.eue, snd Tip,Gu
voted in the negative With the Democrats.
, 1875-02-28

Michael Mccarthy, aged 20, Of No. a psrk
street.
Mary 4. Connera, aged Is, of No. 81 Part
street.
Catharine s1cGinnis, aged 80, OF No. q C.,-
Hau place.
A boy pamed Feany. about 5or years of 40.
fs7tng With his parents ut No. 19 City Hall plsee
None OF them spoke or exhibited any aigps Of
life on being found. -
J. 1.-The whole number Of injured wss oYor tftv
only few being seriously hugt} ''
, 1875-02-28
Change Of Sentiment on the Railroad
Question In Minnesota.
A Bill to Repeal the Present Law
Passed in the Lower House.
Provisions Of the New Measure In
tended to Take Its Place.
Appropriations for Illinois State
Charitable Institutions.


ppoy1s1oSH or ruE new RAILROAD LAW.
sr.r,o, n,.nc,,b n 9ra< f,bteaoo Tribune.
| O. - ~ ~ T1a.N1o,,,e railroad h;1
~ Ao.' iopr e'-ae1 -, ~ ~ aee ~, ..s
nas passed the HOUSE by ot 10 1o' 0no "ua Pae
the Senate NTH 1eas opposition.
The folf,Hing are tho provisions Of the bills
| ry.st =. ,.,.e,,;aa. ,,r or. r1o;irood f.omrnie
pAss p.,, ~ ~. f,nv,
s1oner TO % e.ecteo every o'oes yea1' sno oo''
eruor to appoint until the next fAH eectlon.
Second-The Commissioner shall haya his Of.
fca in +b1 ca,ita1 recai,n salary OF IS 600. and
sa..~ q, on, ..1.-v
nhy nase hsctes"is az SA'A's ee
1hrd-Ihe Commissioner snal anquna anso
tho neglect OF yi6lation Of the laws Of the State
by the railroad companies officers, agents, OF
ana,o~a. .,,an frare +i,na tn ti1na carafu}l1 in
s,,ac+ tIn crnd;ttn ~ a.nh ,osd. IL et1,,in,nant
~, ,r.no,ono.nr u;tb ,eIation a. nnh1,c safntv
~ ~. conHan;nnca. a1so ascerta;n ia necuninrT
rnndit,an and Hnnncinl rnanneement Of ayory
rs,'rc*S .o-nra,'a @ 1n;,,o hnsinrss in tn. stnte
| Fo~.tbN bNT3,a ro,nn9;atjnnar ahal} nn npc I
,f aooh ~.,- renort his donye for the nranet3ing .
! Saar w;fh tba farts .st,taments and exn1anao
lions disclosing tho working Of tho 1uilrosd
tronsrer+e.;nr v..,rr, in tio stnta ia ra1,t;no
-, tra 1s+ars, RnSina.a sna nrosner;tv nr in
| ritt1ens nnci Tn,ks .nvnesttons Ind rrcommand
stnns sean;ng tn I'm nnnrnnriste. ajsn Al Ia
aanh ,ataad ,ansn1 e {nj1,,r hrei,sss j., H.,
49, oau ~ c,n,t.I stoch nrafsrraJ
tant - 49,, ss o1;+;ans ~ ~ +-efor,, 49,
, 1875-02-28
ILLINOIS.

READING OF B1R IN TIE HouhE
Special Dfsuatch to The chirago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 27.-Pu1suant to ar
rangemens made yesterday with the opponents
Of the Copperas Creek Dam bill who went home,
the business Of the House to-day vas confined
to the first reading OF bills and reception of
Committee-reports.
SALARIES OF coog COUNTY JUDGES.
The bill introduced by Alr. Halpin. of
Cook, reducing the salaries Of judges
OF the Supreme and Circuit Courts
OF Cook County from $1,000 to $1,000
per annum, was reported back from the Commit
tee on County and Township Organization, with
the recommendation that il paea. The bill also
reduces the SALARY Of the States Attorney of
Cook County to $4,000. but does not affect his
fees. Under the Constitution, the bill. If
passed, would not affect the eala1ias Of thu
present Judges. and could only be operative as
to sala1ies Of Judges and States Attotneys here
afseEE elected.
STATE CHARITIES.
The COMMITTEES on State Institutions reported
back the appropriation bills tor the several cha-
table Institutions, cutting down the appropria-
tons as follows
Institution for the Blind, to defray increased
expenEes for 1873, reduced from "a 900 to ~ 900:
for building engine and boiler house, aud dining
room and kitchen, reduced from a23. 500 to
$4,000 ordinary expenses, from e27, 500 par an
pum to 325.000.
Normal 6ehcol at Carboadsls-Eors salaries and
, 1875-02-28

SALT LAKE, Feb. N.-1n the case Of Reese
the polygamist, whose frat wife sued for dirorce
and alimony, It wss ordered BY Judge Mclean
to-day that the defendant psy attorney's foes
and q, SEQ, and $4,000 alimony per year from
the dn1e Of the filing Of the complalnt pending
tho final decidm by the Court.
, 1875-02-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW foAK. Feb N-The Cunatd steamship
Parthl. ran ashore last night on Bedloe's Island,
in this barbo1. Her cargo Was partly discharped
aud her passengers sent sshore this morn;nc'
sbe succeeded in getting OF about noon, and
sailed for Liverpool @oe
SAN Francisco, Feb. 27.-Salled-Paci6c Mail
steamer Montana, for Panama.
, 1875-02-28
At CHATTANOOGA,

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 27.-The Lookout Touring
mills Of J. E. Whitney d Co. burned tonight.
Loss, $4,000. Insured for $3a,0 The new
we're soon extinguished- Women and children
who had taken refuge In the mill from the food
we're rescued. The iremen worked up to their
waiakS in water,
, 1875-02-28
IOWA RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
8pesf0{ DtSnntch 70 Thu rhior1n1 T1;A..,,

opssRss O1sp1ecH 70 7h1 Ch7eaN1 1Ti6Nnf
DEs MONIES, Ia. Feb. ga freight train n,
tho Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific R,ilroad
broke = rail laat night near Malcom. Tia trx.
WAS ditched and badly wrecked.
A freight train On the Keekuk L Dea Minis.
Railroad, going east, this morning, vhen !
miles from this city, broke through bridra
The engine passed oTer,. but the next three csts
went down.
, 1875-02-28
.FO!RElCN.
SPAIN.
ARMY NEWS.

=. -, SPAIN. .:~
ARMY NEWS.
MADRID Feb. 27.--Is is believed here thai the
campaign against the. Carlsts will be terminated
during the spring. It Ia asserted that 800 Of
Navarrez troops recently deserted from the
CaI1st army. Five we're Tecaptured aud shot.
, 1875-02-28

THE MISSISSIPPI CLEAR AT ST. LOUIS
ST. Lou1s, Feb. N.-Ihe ice ahoya the bridee
broke loose last night, and great masses have
been running out ever since. Host of it ia COM
ing from the Lower Missou1is All the eoroee
below here have been carried away, apd tbs riTeT
is open to Cairo. Navigation south viii resnrns
on Monday. 3'1~
, 1875-02-28

BOTH ARMS BROKEN.
Special DfsDatth to Tbs Chiaaap T4Ibun. I
New BALTIMORE, O., Feb. 2.-Th;s afternoon
when the east bound express Of the Baltimore /
Ohio stopped at this place. the fireman, hi. j.
ant Potter, got OF the engine for the purpose q,
oiling the machinery. The engineer rang tb.
bell and started, aud did not know thu.
AIR. Potter had got OF the engine unti1
he heard the orv OF distress from tie unfnrtn.
nate mao, who had been caught in the mach;ns:
y, and both arms broken. Ths right srm w.
broken and mutilated 10 badly below tbe e)bos
that arnputation T.s necessary. The LETT arr,
was broken above tho elbov, and, it is thopeht
can he saved. oA~
, 1875-02-28
IN CHICAGO.

still alarm OF fire was given at o'clock yes
torday afternoon to Engine No. 8, for fire dis
covered in a cottage at No. 63 Fry street, owned
and occupied by Henry Wagner. It waa easily
extinguished.
An alarm at 1850 last night from Box No. 81
was for fire in the residence OF Mr. ". q,
Mead, 6S9. Michigan avenue, caused by the burn
ing Of a window -curtain which ignited from
gas-jet. It Was extinguished befora the engines
arrived. The loss was about $40.
, 1875-02-28
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27-For the Uppes
Aiasissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and ths
North"est. falling barometer, Hazmer, ezstar}T
Winds and increasing cloudness
For the Upper Lake region, rising, followed
hy falling, barometer. cooler northwest winds, ,
Veer1ne to northeast, with partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Fob n.
, 1875-02-28

HAnRtsnUEa, Pa., Feb. 27-The ice MOVING
in the susquehanna River, which was go1eed
three miles east, has not yet bean broken. At
Snnbq1y md W.lliamspart tho river is t,linx.
I've p. p.ez7 OF tne county bridge at Mil1erstovn,
soms fear Of damage to tho McVeytoTn B6aos !.
, 1875-02-28
WISCONSIN,.

No ACTION ON TIE RAILROAD BILLS.
Specfat Dtspdth to Tht Ch.cnao 1r1bune.
MADISON, Wis., Feb 27.-No further action on
railroad bills was taken in either House this
morning. The Senate postponed action on the
Commissioners and Quimby bill amending the
Potter law till Monday afternoon, till which time
it adjourned.
The Assembly devoted its time to other mat
ters, with the understanding that the evening ges-
SION would be devoted to the railroad question.
The Granger members bad meeting this
afternoon and appointed COMMITTEES to confer
with the railroad representatives with view of
seeing II an agreement cannot be reached.
AnwAuKEE, Feb 27.-The Assembly 1aat even
ing took up tho Railroad Commissioner bill,
which removes all restrictions until the compau-
les earn 10 per cent Of the appraised value Of
property. At 4 late hour the Assembly voted to
strike out ali after the enactiug clauee, and in
sert the Quimby bill, which is virtually the same
as the Potter law: At the same time the Senate
ordered the Qnimby bill to third reading.
To-day the Senate postponed the matter till
Monday, and efforts are being made for compro-
miss.
6pectdl Dspafeh to Tie Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Viz, Feb. 27-Egeniug-T rail-
road question is III statu quo. This afternoon
the opponents to the Commissioners, bill held .
e. Davis Assemblymen Welch. Comatock, Lees,
and Angus Smith, and John G. Gault as a Com
mittee Of Conference to cook up proper amend-
mendments, state grievances, etc, and arrive at
IN amicab1e settlement. .
The Changers say there ia no doubt now about
isfaction all around.
The Assembly met this evening. A1r. Welch
moved the postponemept Of the railroad question
until MopdRJ at II o'clock. Carried.
, 1875-02-28
LOST d f.Ea.

CA1no, H.. Feb. o7.-Peser Conant, switch.
man in the employ Of the Illinois Central Rail-
road, fell on the track while switching here this
afternoon. and had one leg cut OF below thu
knee by the drivlng-wheel Of locomotive.
, 1875-02-28
THE TENNESSEE BOILING OVER.

I 7E TENNESSEE 6OIlING QVEH.
Special Dixpdtch 10 IAs cAieado Tribune,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 27.-The Tennessee
River. is sweeping over the bridge weighted
down with loaded cara, as Bridgeport, on the
line OF the Nashville Il Chattanooga Rail
road. Chattanooga Ia surrounded by
water, which Is rushing through
the passenger depot at that place, and inuudar-
ing the lower pa-ts Of the city. Te]egraph,c
Chattanooga by the flood. The river has risen
nearly two feet since last night, It is thou9ht
the losses By the flood will reach half = n2ilGon.
, 1875-02-28
A pEPLoHABle VISITATION

'Hupson. N. y, Feb. 27.-A second fire IN the
Shaker village destroyed the hsrb-house, chief
source Of revenue Of the Shaker community,
Loss. @50,000. The fire was the work OF an in-
cendisry.
, 1875-02-28

PH1ApELpR1A4 Pa, Feb. 27.-An the smoke
houses Of Washington Butchers Soma packing
warehouse burned to-day. Loss, $4,000; in
Rured.
, 1875-02-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
BURIAL OF sIn CHARLES LYEIL.
LonpoH,. Feb. 27.-Slt Charles Lyeli 1As buried
to-day in Westminster Abbey, With great pomp.
The grave is next to that Of Ben johnson.
, 1875-02-28

3 TIE NEW YORK CHURCH DISASTER,
New YoRk. Feb. 27.--The Mayor and othsA
city officials and the Coroner And his fury visits
ed the eoene cf tbs late disaster to-day, and tvo
1nspoctorB Of Buildings wera arrested aud hold
in $3, 600 bail eaci1.
, 1875-02-28

MAXIMUM thermometer. Is minimum. 8.
1ESERAL OBSERVATIONS
Cu13Aso. lib. 3a.
Sutton. Bar. Thrl F1nd. iRa,a- Rtakh&.
, 1875-02-28

. NEW York, Feb 9Th fight this morning
between Joseph Jordan and George Huner, at
their residence. No. COS West Thirty-eighth
street, Jordan stabbed Huffer in ths head, hll-
ing him instantly.
, 1875-02-28

5peeiuI Dispatch to TIE Chacaas Tribune,
Troy, O., Feb. 27.-Burg1ars entered tho
store Of Coates d Son, last night. at Pleasant
hlli, y, and broke open their safe, aud took
$500 in cash snd some valuable paperx.
, 1875-02-28

ROBBERS MEET a ROUGH CUSTOMER
Specta& DisRateh to Thn caaeaoo 111oune.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 27.-Threo negroes assaulted
An express agent at Mckenzie, At 2 p. N. to-day,
with club, for the purpose Of robbipg his safe
The agent shot At the robbers without effect.
One negro was captured. A party OF men
chased aud fired at the two other tugitives, but
to this hour they have not heen captured.