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New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
OBITUARY.
TIE Hon. ]. ROSS BROWNE.

John Ross Browne, the traveller and author
died at ms late residence in Oakland. san Francisco,
yesterday morning. Mr. Browne was born in ireland u
IsIT. While he wac d child his father 70 this
country. and settled in Kentucky Having learned
steuocrsphy Young Browne went Washington in his
Isth year. and for two or three years en-
ployed a a reporter in the Senate then resolved
travel and embarked board whaling ship. Return
ing from this voyage, he published "Etchings of a
Whaling Cruise with Notes Of Residence ON
the Island OF Zanzibar" He now became private
secretary to the late Hon R. J. Walker. then Secretary
The Treasury. II 1si9 lie went 10 California with
commission from the Government. and employed to
report the debates and proceedings Of tho Convention
FOR framing state Constitution. Returning 70
Washu gton he remained there until 1851, when he went
70 Europe newspaper correspondent BE traV-
eled through Italy, and thence through Palestine.
Of which he gave account in bis "Nu-ef"
published IN 1913. On his return, he reentered
the Government service inspector OF Custom honscs
Oh the Northern frontier and Pacific coast and wrote
many magazine articles some Or which have been col
Iected into a volume entitled, Adventures in the
Apache Country"
In 1861 Mr. Browne gain went 20 Europe partly for
the education Of his children Leaving his family n
Germany, Ao made journeys in Algeria Ice
Land. Poland. 0nd Russia. Accounts OF some Of
these excursions were published IN volumes ell
titled The Land OF Thor" and " An American
Family in Germany" These works were illustrated by
sketches mainly OF a humorous character. from draw
ings by the author Returning home BE- was dtputed 10y
Government report upon the mineral resources o the
region west OF tho Rocky Mountains. His
final report Resources of the Pacific slope was
published u s69. In 1865 NJ, Browne was appointed
by President Johnson Minister to China. His diplomatic
duties proved Of minor importance and IN 1870 he was
recalled 10 give place to Minister more m accord with
President Grant since his return Mr Browne had
sided in comparative retirement near san Francisco
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

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n s.. Author Tho Peoples Common sense 'seiosi At
an aware that there popular and altogether
founded, prejudice against patent medenrs OWING 10 ms
ptlAon Patent Medicine" doe not apply 10 ny remedies
30 patent asked obtained up0n ihem, nor
They are simply fayorte prescriptions, which. IN =
very extensive practce. have piOveu tler SUPP rr eme
recommended Every ptacucng ph clau has is atoTlto
remedies winch he oencst rteormenda or us De, ause hs
moi know tAclr composition Even prescriptions are usually
language uuielligb o. bat Tho druggist
tary cnss that article prepared ny
process known only the uanuilci rr rtn.cr at article
mentsry composition OF tho remedies which they
employ, of which have never been analyzrd !
Lplandiih Ftpsln OF lhoio9Ih ie Inl 'l Ivy ha"a.s
Dants1o -l1r- set thoy 10 not
hesitate 20 tmpoY ilen i L 9t n.oI'i''eL' 20 't pio
scrpuOn, tn' cphphs ION o hh ls uhei""l Z" ~ dnu -
card another epar,on simply b,csio BE- accompanied ~
printed statement Of s DOleie- Wan directions ior lL'
some persons while admitting that medicines good
Hl & :, ~ - 81 ,i 4. m - .i..,t 1,5r.uf nrono-e
difficulty by cnghenug he people a. 20 tho
and symptoms 0f disease, and Dy lhiaihg tAe proper
and ludcous piyment oi nay medicine together Hth
such auxiliary treatment ~ may De- neCr'f -uc OhrO
the designs Vt Tue feoFfs Medical AdNf i0iy thousand
copies ~ "hc have already b.on '-'r iu tle = Ia -
The exceedingly low price 0 ~ JO aa t posi- pAi4i o any
address Nulln me u nlsel ~nift- am siA'"f
uyou would psiTonze mcuicine, -acu pr pared Use
my tainIF ~ l' '..i.,; .,sb .. ,,
aerafe, o. blood cran'ing ana an 1hii4,u '"igh IN
edy; Pleasant Fulg ve Pellets scarcely larger an mustard
seed constitute an agr cable aG reliable pt tafOilte
Prescription Remedy for dehliaiei females my COMPOUND
Extract smart Weed magical remedy inr pam, bowel
compa us ami an uneuad lInnn'nt nr uoth human AID
hUiset~nf Nhue lf sage ii- li i.tlt ~ Ai'~i tuc
world The greatest speiac tor taaith and Cold IN
The.e standard remedies nave been before public
many vtlrd period GrR enough to fu.5 tct bcr merits
he best argument thai can p, advanced 10 ter ayor
rhc tac At their s1le was never 30 great As "Iihs e s
: months
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

steamship rsanors Johrsor Portland with ndso md pssA
70 Am Amoe Anae-sen Plymouth 45 days in b.issf
arg Oss o. Lowry Batavia Iuy 20. and PsdaDg Aas ~
"ss Sehr 8 H. ssSt (cf wind.o g. Dunn. Llngsn. o,
seiir' cove sreneh RocEIana with lime.
S.hr Lizzie Lane. Nrei. Bangor Win "a .Dtf:
scar E H. NaSh sawyer, Mac4ias wltn Hmber
s,e,m,nns ,lreri, ,or fNSsrgooi Acadia for 0Iaszow
Georgia f1r q iar lston atty ior Baiiit,le. .,s.
WIND-snnseL hight =. =. cloudy ana mex on snort
MEMORANDA.
Pilot VIM Woodi of pl tbos Wm H. Aspinw9ll N.o cetns
up With steamship Holland reports I' o. d p,c , ~ f n
salsn Mass, reB o1t M. WIKI snh ol distress ~.
ing 9ore up aaa s9'se hs b bb safer AID sons beef
When boarded she was iound complete wieth na . si
snd Al torn n pece tore and main s1rouds carried ass
chain plates pulled oat ant -h"rt OF prov n 10 20
ami had been blown 0t 10 sea crew cons sted o
nsane,s saa lTS 30 on board ae s 70 ye he vessel IN
cnargc the ploat boat VINO TOOK her In Tow ana VIII maze
PESsAcoLA rla, Dec srhe German bIe Ernte, Hsnnins
from Tampoo tqmbrg before rel 0riri spoken Nov %
with part sic arrived IT tlis port ysteriay
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BRtN.wlCE Ca, Dec. s-Clcared sChr J. G. Nash, Eom
CH.mTsrov. Dec s-Auved. schrs. Carrie Nelson. nom
Baracoa Jennie wiley, from so-iol-- - r,. ,,,o Sa.
SFwoRiRAss Dee s.~tlea4od. steamship gnokerbocker.
for Neg forx ship Carondeet for Liverpool 'cAr So''
Bowers, tor New-Y0rk
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOyDOs Dec. s7aied for the United States; seaSarl
Brerly Hn. Gyda. Monsoon, Rosa Florence shay Aho1
Oop Vives Arrived the lst inst Grtet arrived ont
on tho 7th inst Ester Osalua, both Queenstown. ksts
Neck Kong sgere Urbano ad 10 Lorenzo the later At
HiiirSx. y 6. Dec 3 The steamship caspian from LiV
erpo.l Johns. y. r. today rOa.e 10 iaifa1
s. JONI ~ b., Dec 7Cleared, sclT Osseo ,Bi, Gorlanl
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
RoCKLASD Me- Dec --The Untel states revenue cutter
BObbi Just cruise eastward reports The io
Of Mount Desert as -one from cir positions W. Cranberry
Iaiahd Ledge fiynns Ledge. a1d Cow Ledse
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE WHISKY Trials.
GEN. BABCOCK AND THE COMMISSION.
WILL A JURY BIZ OyEBAwTp By MILITARY cont
MISSION 7

WILL A JURY BIZ ONERAWID By a MILITARY COM
MIssIONf
10 tAe EdftOr OF The Trfbuns
SIR; In common with other readers of THE
tribune have been impressed by its extreme fairness
not TO say generosity, in commenting upon Gcn Bah
cocks connection with the ST. Louis Whisky Ring. Like
YOU. do not presume 70 say whether he is guilty no
cent but IL seems the President has been little
precptate in appointing military commission 20 look
after his good IL natural enough Tor him TO
ask for IT, for even Mcdonald when first suspected,
wrote " invite. challenge. defy invest CATION" but
it 10 be greatly feared that the creation OF tbu
nal al this time will only TO break the force of the
charges and relax the efforts OF the civil authorities
When week the prosecuting attorney-the officer
Of the Government mark you-let slip ntimaton Of
Gen. Babcocks guilt II not from caTeessness Or n-
difference honor. ex-senator Henderson s
the 70 re with anohers reputation, hut he fore
shadowod indictment by the Grand Jury. tria be-
fore the United states Court, and possible conviction.
II when that had finished it, work Gen. Babcock
had himself acquitted still snaTting under the
repr0aoh OF such accusation, then would have
the time for military commission 10 look
after his tarnishcd honor. But the creation Of
a new court at this time only divides a duty
and responsibility and confess its very constitution
three officers Of the highest rank in the srmyooks
though It we're intended for that very purpose The
names Of Hancock, sheridan, and Terry might easily
overawe and frighten the plain who make up
jures. When 1t is remembered That these officers all
have distant commands. and only he brought TO-
gether considerable expense to the Government and
that BahcocS only colonel three OF whose equals in
rank might have been found in Louis Chicago, il
evident that some extraordinary motive have in
duencod tho detail. the ST. Louis authorities
might be morally certain OF his guilt,
and yet through timidty hesitate aud shelter
themselves behind this military court while the
court itself from is ncapaoity command al the facts,
might honestly deem him innocent 7 read too, yes
terday TRIBUNE, that the Attorney General and secro-
tary Of the Treasury had teegaphed the prosecuting
attorney St. be careful IN the conduct of tie
trials not 10 mpcae any innocent mana proceeding
extraordinary at this uncturo that ii might well embar
the conduct Of that officer But it is Oola for any
thing but d thorough investigation and clean acquttl
% save BabcOck lie cannot be ycueered. -"
Ncsr- Tori. Dec. =, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nh. Owens comes to the Brooklyn lheater
ON f. . of January. 10 tlc has lately ucen a iir-
WdeIe,ricf. ia Our Boy-,' al Baltimore, with slld
success
The evening of Dee 10 viii be pleasant to
tiiier--orI- u B0ston-ior Ar Warren takes incn ld
annual beua t ~ the old Museum. aud acts u Breach
0l Promise" Poor PHcodd5, and 81 "-iasucr ana
CIa-uer.'
Mr. John Mccullough j. IN the second week
Of a very successful engagement at F0id1 National
7g.qtar iu Wa-hiu -on. n aud Mrs. RAYMOND Marie
Gordon will appear there Dec -, NJ Cof StH,fs ana
LGitrG HdVki"S.
Miss Nelson viii make her temperance on
tbc London stage a the HaJ market Ihcdtrr, on Jtn lO
1875 acting BoiegH IN thc ne" play, upln thc lir
,l 1af beautiful nortuuaie qeen, tIat ht7 been VIII
Ten fo- her Dy MI Tom TAYLOR.
Mr.. Booth, at the Walnut street Iheater,
pbiIadcluia. Gclot-s this week % Efb0Td M 'ff|""
and i,ag Ledr Ncyt Monday Dag W Ill., for the H iie'
;,i.,er.0llqtr (G5diIOt H0isCY Mr Rowe appr3rs o.
V;c.rrlsr at tae Arch street IAcater Philadelphia,
Dee l3.
Mr.. Fecbtcr viii be seen rs Armaad DHrdt
fon.lt al rue IycedIn ana tonight al Waiiseh inca
ter Nr WaIlack viii bring out " Bosom FRIENDS Ihe
peu.ff of Madame Juiiete Clarcnce-Iu accom- iI y "
actress. and one who has found popular FAVOR h lht
ciiy-glu invite attention al Tie j. ceum 4lt"'i Oh
Saturday -t u4ug.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
TR4NPS IN ono.
srArL NETTING 70 SOLVE TIE PROBLEM on DEL-
ING WITH YtGRiNTs.

Stall NETTING 70 SOLVE TIE PROBLEM OF DEM-
ING WITH yhGRiNT5.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, Dec. SIN answer to a
cal. Of the City Council of Lima state Convention 10
consider the tramp question held here to-day, at
which = delesaes. representing about % cities and
town- were present A number of short AL
aressee we're made the pith of each being that tle
systsm OF trampng had grown to such an extent as 70
make a question of great Importance to the people
The zen raj tone OF the speeches that the whole ss
tenn OF tramping was contrary 70 good morals, and
should suppressed that each locality should take care
al f. own loor. and that ablrboded man who would
NOT work ,buud.le allowed o. ctt thc brad of charity.
Resolutions adopted declaring thut hse class
OF persons exist Ina ONO who properly belong JO tAe
vdgrant class. and Who live hy preyng upon t puhc
that tbi- /. growing evil that only be er1dcaed py
furu 4hug employ neut To this class Of such olar'tr
A. to maue their Labor rtmuutrailFe. To tnis eu.l,
tine pIIu ~ establishing WOrShouses N pu
the cities and towns sufficiently large 20 maiui 1u them,
Is recommended and additional legislation. DF Whlch
suy strict composed Of more tOWnslls may he
authorized to erect such houses 10 form chain gnE.
10 arrest all yasrant-, end upon conviction 20
commit them to these Totkhuuses, when may also pt
used for persons convicted OF petty Oue@ca thit thls
system OF workhOuses. t0 be- Elective, must extend
over the whole state; that the furnishing OF
free transportation to tramps fr0nl one polnt To
another i- disapproved Of; that after the work
houses are established, private charity tO y1graut-
should be- authorized TO employ persons committed 10
workn0uscs the public highway, or at other labor
outside Workh0uso property lie convention was
earnest and orderly.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09


ANDEEaJN-On wednesday. Dee. Cornelius e. Auders7n.
IN the 6Jih wear of hi5 are
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ARNoLD-On Tuesday evening Dec T. Alired P. Arpcli'n
Tie r,any"s aud friends - e family also the members ot
TIE Mechanic. ana Traders EH h5pee Sr Sp"etihy m
td u a.talu lie fun Ia al n. lae -lth'f 10 hi9l
Ninety y.thri-st. on Friday. Dec. TO- "a u o'clock.
BATES Tues lay m0rnIg Dec . oi dinhthera FrtnSc.
dau glter 0 Robert o. AID i4iuce5 y a W lhe th year
Funeral on Thursday afternoon. O'Clock from ia East
CABLU-At her fathers residence Plrdy'' Tuesfav.
Funeral nom the " r. Church. Puriy Thursday Dec .,
al y 30 p ~. Friends AMT relatives invited 10 attend.
DICEINSuN-On Tuesday noninc Dec Z. ~ his residence.
a. uowningst. brooklyn Rev baaier DICKINSON d. d. IN
rera OF tnc family e respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral services wr ,gi De- lri t 'l.snu tsougo rres.
bytcrsn Chlrcn, Brooklyn, on Thursday stenoon al
o'eock
poun-Dec o. ls75 - Boston, Na.q Chsr'es of TIE
late Benjamin Dodd in IRE fNth Vr1l o .I-
HAYwA ARD-zes A., VII. of MuIloIl W na F4Fd drowned
Funeral from The residence of d. p. Gardner erl No 20 -
fsyeteaye. Br0oklu Thus1a!, Dec - 40 ocicok p ~.
Friends invited.
FrHNE~s-At Tarrytowo. Dec = aged wears. Faune
Coleman youngest daughter Of tun9 d. il n - tu,'H'.
1hurso'y Dec g, al p n Iliena- 1920" relatives io III
yIted to attend
Boston papers please copy
PuLIs-on Dee g. 1875. Martha, aic OF william ]. Pulls In
fut f.ir % e.
Reaos md fiend. Of the family sr. resp aiy iny,lal
thiru.st. FRIDAY evening Dee. TO- 1t "sl'rA
THONAs-fn Montclair, =. J.. Tufsiar evening Dec 2.
Retves and friends are invited 10 at ld i-egs services
Thur-dsv, Dec ~ at O'Clock p m.
VAN WICK Dec. s. 1875. 0H-r Jg dIt tsr oi the lus
Funeral service At bcf at residence TOO w., Cloyoaus.
FRIDAY. 10Th Irst.. 81 %L. = clock D. m.
WHfTNAN-ht Portland. hS. Dee g. -i.. Marg.i,s = & :;
daueli ~ Arthur Mcf- f-lial dec -o ts'i 80 fetrs
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
uR. rcoN0E sLNKMn

Hr -lefrGTm ALMOST WORN OUr-rHE ENp MAR
FOEr WAsmNGT0S. Dee 9--12:24 a. MIR.
OConor - n about the same condition as he has
been ~ for the past two day-, with the OK
csptiOn of b-sing very much weaker. During
tbs dsy be- ato the pulp Of q pear and some
nap.s. bat hss stomach vas unable to hold this
noarsluont. rejectng II il rejects all solid food.
Dr. Ksye-. his physician. called in the afternoon,
sad among other things cautioned his patient 10
Das,,1 talking TO this Mr. OCOnor replied that
h could 800 40 objection. a. Il was the only
sjpyment ia had His pulse which beat 90
y ths minute la tho olorning. changed in the
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
ACTION IN TIE BROOKLYN RING cAsEs

The Taxpayers Association of Brooklyn,
through thc,r couus, Nathaniel CotIreu, have been cn-
ca.ed for the past week in obtaining afttayts from
many persons ia regard 10 the laying of the Gudet pave
ment In Atautlc-avo, the work ON the Hudsou-ayc.
sewer and the managemcnl OF the Ea-t River Bridge en-
terpri,e when Nm. e. Kingsley superintendent n is
stated by a member ot the Association that addiiiona
testimony which bas never been made public hl been
obtained showing IN the mentioned fraud on the
part of the aud eou-on the part Of Ger
tain officials These aniYlts have been readily obtained
since the p,rsous to- Ing have been assured hai they
rorld be urot,.fad AGAINST removals fr8m office a,i
aQafnst suits ami much important information concern
D Tie lualtDls 60 bH tancn up uisl ul ilr PaA"us-
I'M. Iieupst.ad Hf-.ryoir and ire lltrlRvc -"0rr-hl
hreu obtained n stated tne service ni pap'. lhs-
TWO eases VIII bc made to-day or t0 morrow. H 10 The
evidence is complete
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE corSREaroxE or THE SCHOOL.

y shs EGtfOF Or Ihc 4Fi0""e
sf. MIR. Brecher in his sermon on lhank'-
, f.v .,g,, o. Fvery section ~ society has n turn
- 4 rows. n IT grows 20 any considerable decree 81
fr,.t,, ia. period of -uthusia-m.' After "'"llhs
.,.,t il, hrsh fer while. Dee comes To tDe POM
o. So,y = must have a revival In our common schools
W. have never had enthusiasm ~ This naUo" ~ IL
Dboisr--, on that ,uiect' In order 70 have revival
NJ Reeeher b, for % ne ue Bible out 90 start "'H'
tb,us ,s r,i 10 zee how that could brne about IT.
vty-i but on tho contrary tink it would prove most
di,a.tr,a, have alass, Thought that thr b'be was
ts. ..,rDsr .tone 20 tbe school, aud that II was
anay aud privilege 70 stand py
sod protect IT, aud think go -th-
IA, ,o,eaept that free schools and free institutions VIII
f E.. tho ground Il W. are unaiufu ~ protecting 'his
sro.t Fundamental principle Of government cont'Au
t.t .o FAR from having been wi0nged ID the matter o'
tsir -,.n.- the Roman Catholics have been treated b
The fpt in manner which ought 70 prove 'utt
tho p,rncipia, which nccatcd nom tht i,lu'' ~
lone Of our whole fabric. arc ueht dhd Just "I"
I'M fs blessed Book ought 20 he retained "nrlt ~ iH
le tbs tOrner-stouc De.n- removed, thc "Aoo A'''o
fsu 1900. m. ,.
A aarnsu wno srsDs His CmLDEEN 10 rnh PUBLIC
HpIi.
ya,ysa, De-,. l. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
NEW VARIETY OF REVENUE FRAUD,

Sr. LoUIs, Dee. S.-R0bert y. Watt, WELL
known citizen has preferred charge against Col Fred
Meyer supervisor of utcrn, Revenue of this District
arn. Tia, that officer ha ,or time past been cog
nlut ~ frauds practced upon the United states GOV
erument bv the 80. Louis Ga- Company, and failed
TO tsAe proper action in the matter or re-
port tlo iact 10 his superior officer Tho main
feature I'm the matter the allegation that the com-
pany have manufactured md sold to sUners during
uumner OF years past o much gcoter quantity OF gas
than they reported 30 the Revenue Collector teTeDy de
irtuduz thp Government out Di large hum ma tlc HiN
of taxes The charges have been presented Co United
-af.4 Commissioner Eno- Clarke, and by him referred
90 United states District Attorney DN Ner Who clihcr
order au Investigation before Commissioning Clarke, or
send tie matter 20 the United states Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT


ProbGbiit6s.
For Thursday, In the South At0ntic and
Gulf States, rising barometer, cooler, west amt north
west winds, partly cloudy md cle1c weather.
For tennessee, the ONO aud Upper M-sls'ppi valleys
nd the lake region. rising barometer cooler north amt
w.t winds partly cloudy and clearing weather, Occa-
siouni light rain snow on thc lower lakes.
For tine Lower Missouri Valley nHd The Worthy Vest,
falling barometer. followed bY winds shftnE 10 aoutl
and east hiz temperature ana increasing cloudiucss.
For New-York and gland, rising barometer.
cooler cloudy weather, variable followed by h"fth ana
vest winds.
F0r He Middle Atlantic Stotcs. ieitds shiH n rest
sy ruth fiGhf RAN or sH0r. foo'td 6p cynit rO'nH
amt cifariHg VCGthsr mt rising barometer.
Tie Ohio River VIII ri-c som -Whff.
F,r thu canal regions temperature viii fi' ro freezing
point lY Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

evening to 80. Late In the afternoon in response to
his request Mr.. OConor was raised to sitting posi-
tion. proppod up by pillows This position he re-
tained only short time, however as he became very
much fa6gued. Mr. 0ConoFs physician said dur
ing the day that he did not expect his patient to live
through the night.
1:1O A. M.-Mr. O'ConOr has failed much more
rapidly during the past hour than at any time since
his sickness began. He is in a semi-conscious con-
ditou, talks little and dozes ntfuy. 1t is feared
be can live only short time lnnger
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
sollE JrDIcIoUs OPINIONS.

F-..a Tie Wofaetd ~ JI Tr~asa1'.
THf NEW-lORK IuBrNE Is fully maintain
ing ii- ttr o the leading American newspaper ana Ia
decd. u tII tbs qualities that go Co maze pttmnehf
great iluruai 10 stands incone-hU above All ~ coir
torirts. both here ami In Europe. independent n the
best 0f ih muH abused designation, llf Juutinrhi
of fhc men Id measures of tHc uir Jle always h"h'-
SOME Times AMI t never lt-t"- to commend
litaU-t political opponents when thrN arc oui tH
inc the cau-e 0f atlniuistr1i'e REFORM IN H. literary
gspq rtfeuts ia. THIuusE na~ attained degree ol
reirncr worthy of sil praise aud u hh- been Wen sd
that confined peril-a OF it. pages l. IN ls' Oci"
education While NOT 90 u Times anlr Z" agree
Win views questions ~ puhhc pOfN uf l- r
uunt.s 0f public men, wc e We ihat tH cJudo'9 "i'
desire tu secure Nous" ~ iul ''n
nut n the public service whether municipal -ihi" ot
national. ami Journal having .urh Wmr !s r,in, MY
eor,iy the support gn"d men Of al pnrilcs II i- %
gtiting Iact thnt it- pccuuiary success ~ rpnu'h
snrate Vi,A ts unequaicd merits.
I,om Tie G,nescs o. 81 D,ae-r1t
TIN NLW-N ORK TRIBU NJ may justly bc termed
the leading American newspaper IL b. lnd, venue ~
in pocs. aud h terror I" corruptiohi-t-' potcH
ehafi.teu- tneyiug rings. aud treasury puid IcF'
Bile 'f- it.ity pud commercial departments are
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

able and f THE TRrBuyE's Congressional rsports ars
full and n, CRITICISMS are noted FOR impnrtauy ana
ability.
From me NgrIr.o fH,nnt Un'on.
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE X the most COM
plete newspaper IN the world
From The Aibany Suad7V Tr~ss. .
TIE NFw-YORK TRBUNE maintains ltS
high position in jOurnalsm and H. growing stronger ia
the maOn Of the people daily Every BODY ought lo
take TIE TRIBUNE. 80 bound volume contains more
valuable Information than single number OF II.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
? Q r S G RIP r.
LATEST FOREIGY BEWS.
TIE LOSS OF THE DEUTSCHLAND.
800 a. m.

TIE LOSS OF THE DEUTSCHLAND.
LoyDoN. Dac s-The following are the saved at
Harwch:
Blom the doctor: the first and second officers
three engineers the cook about 40 seamen. and the
following passengers:
Bukharlt schAEner, J. Drenss
Johan Cas-, Joseph Bopp
N Ienderllne Y .sfarf.
= schultz, LluLt,nud
j. stsuge. Johann StefEA
n n p,r.er' FraUr Tr~meyer,
j. BrBkmann, Franz ChsVsI
j. Mass N -le1,.0S;, 5lePsoy,,
J J. iis,idT'' feiiinF' Joseph Chaau.
4 Drlmbe. Franz Holy.
E :. 5shiiisT' l"iis1' FreiSrse6 harteI ,nd vic.
r. Horstmsnn. heoh.
j. Moschen Catharine Bll.
" stefrn- II woohmanu.
II. krutmanu. = Senmann'
iieodor Mast. D Feldhus'
EdnsrI tgsm Jse,S A. nP1l''s''' = Patroch-ir.
: Mr6s Hermann NsrzD 4. Muller .,....
lleinrich Esncs, Iaooo-gy
". Pi,och o-p Kadischo0,
A l. -aal, wife, aud child, -Iiyde
J. * KuId, ii,'''' Mans
The survivors who have been landed at Harwich
it is thought, will number 49,
rmors on BOARD WHEN THE STEAMER STRUCK
TIRE DEVIATION FROM HER COURSE UXEx-
Planned.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-IIe lines says efforts
will be made % save the Deutschland Both the
Weser and the Channel pilots we're on board
when the steamer went on the Knock NO
definite explanation has vet been given for her
deviation from her course except that thick snow-storn
prevailed The Cunard steamer Siberia takes the
Dcut-chiend'- mails FOR the United states
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
mAIorlrms AND TIE SCHOOL QUESTION.

MAIOrITiEs AND TIE SCHOOL QUESTION
2, ths HdffOr Of me Irtb bHnE.
5ie. The solution of the question oi reading
the siar 10 the public school ~ now much DISCUSSED
Aimee ,h. anil, .tion to such reading i~ that this coun-
~ h.. 80 established religion. ct II establish one La'h
stale osn ~ vel choose .s religion as s Governor ana
TIM tho question -@tticd. n tie majority -etiS
al other points why -n0uld tLef not iihsi II m"9 ',
fir- 1sIii unjust fO Che miortti 1di At, 'ou
A. ), ~ ,f- sBele tbeif belief bad been adopted
Az ANDnLw JtCKsoN bi"'' ~
80 r,-i Ds0. = 1870.