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New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Az Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed w'h f'i'
seme and address.
DIED.

2ln inst, HI. residence No lSo sa's fmry
.Ih Lew. e. AastG ssed % y.n year. , t, m the Csu.
Of hdOnsVe and Thirty a0't on sss
BALCaA. C,s j. weos'da, Jsn 20 sIs .s 81 ss sS,ss
Reis.,e. ssd trends Of the family respectfully
.onss.ss c. fr.emss Centr. R.r..l
Jersey Of LOerJL II and Dqurs Al Cs.
BArrEY-on Thursday Ph d' J.au.., rst @onthl 1878.
The ana friends Of the family % . ssDsc. osSd .'.
ceoei o n. Monday (SecOnd day, 2Ss6 INST
cHAaBEsLAs esss,n % s%sy ss & jan ss is7S % a
Relative. and end. ere invited 81 s,ssi
sGaa.g' sSSlS3'' '''''' ''''''''''
pURLAsD-ou THURSDAY, J.u 2I 1875 Benjamin Dur.d he
yau.ra on sadaf from his late residence 2a3 Caou BroOt
PoxOu sunday IT. Charles Ksnb VOr the 4ls' ssh
Passr. service. will redeno. Of the deceased
Lerusousve ana Eghtytnir1'' 90 ssoa.Y tan, 20
Cambridge, Mass. for Ins.rmsut
Boston please copy
POwLBR-At Psekk T. 90 Friday jan ~ David Fowler ES
Relatives and ssds respectfully .tsud 'h, funeral rss
rndeBce PesGskn on MOndsT 91Ih nsL a. 0elock
GPIS-on Pnda Jan 22 Elizabeth H. ~iOw Of he late Saaaa
Rs.', invited as0d the fansr.l service: a. AZ
Church Of T"enaeA and P0ortA.'' On a'aa."
HALLA oesh on Friday @ Ian :i ~ ds7s IL =. s2o
hi s pse, At the residence daughter Helen Bss
ret IOo RahwAsve Elizabeth Monday. JsH IS, a. n
The en.n. q deceased vii be ,sIa TO s,Gsees @ & . ..
Brooklyn Wednssdsy jar 90 Beua~is
Hailstsd ~ the 5Oth year Of h age ,s A u IN. G.n.
society sud Tdesmen Of the Civ Of New fOrt are
% o. from 90. Pir.. Bspsss Churcb of WHsasbug
Fifth South Fifth sts
EARTOp Frd., Jan 81 1875 Robert Hart .ged 81 ye.t
Funers place from his ale residence No. ia rhpsse
Brooklyn, at l p. u on Sunday
Ga, e. Hoebii, Of The sm Of Gay ioebnss Fsn Co q
r.,. Iii TAX, Mac. from HI, l,te residence No ~ NswYot svs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
o. mary persons are destitute The farmers suffer much
fsQcIpg aud stock.
HesE,e4L POLITICAL NEWS.

sENATOR-FIECTe WALLACE8 PROMISES.
THE rsrEEaf OF HIS FRIENDS AND PARTY UNITY HAVE
KEPT HIM SILENT UNDER oBLooUY-Hs VOICE
EVER TO BK HEARD FOR THE SUPREMACY OF THE
CIVIL OVER THE MILITARY POWER
CLEARFIELD, Penn, JAN 22.-The Hon. WIN.
A. wallace the United States senatorelect arrived at
his home this evening and was received by m immense
delegation OF his friends and townsmen In response "
their congratulations he spoke as follows:
MI FRIENDS NEIGHBoRs: :: thank you for IN, me
lcal life have always looked for support and sympa
ay ana ny as 70 it2osue Ep0S Ia blopeh Which
have Just passed, tho knowledge OF your sympathy up
held me ana whom % MAS empsea !" nsd rep ~n nbon @
I felt your support restraining and upnoding me
OF great organ Ldtion was INFINITELY above me per
sonal aims Of OF Its members nave trled so 20 pear
myself through the contest that, come whst "ould 10
me; the unty OF YouI party ana .ne & VI W ~ The
cDles should be jeopsFazed by NO ac OF niue an sng
have been cBOsen shah to represent nty the pest
interests OF all the peOVs Of my Dative State It sha
her nsuence, ana, through the application OF sound
theories OF pohtical economy 10 Legislation. 70
rial interests Her great voice should ever DO neasd m
support % the majesty OF law OF tne suprenacy o. se
civil the military power GDd OF the Independence
of local from ,hs control OF Federal au
tsoriy have oeao chosen o. 'Is Ss dPnwmaSTstI
and as such shall recognize = as my ouy 10 An i
doctrines Of progressive and liberal
Democracy The real interests OF she people are best
subserved ty practical and living theory appled I'D
the light OF the teachings OF the Constitution TO the ne
cessy OF our 1av fe and ne VINO srOpes ID the
OF past decades for dogmas with which 70 rule the
present, forgets ignores the sters logic OF event|
Tue past Is buried the failure Is ow own II We VII
grasp and direct IT,
The cardinal theories OF the Constitution and the
doctrines civil Derty not alone or the past Dut
of this hour, to be used, applied and enforced on
all occasions, ad III all sections Of the KepuDc as
the Dirtbright OF every citizen or she Union a
strict adherence To these teachings, and ln-
iegntr and rigid economy In tGs admlnlStra-
Of tie Government vital prerequisites
the financial prosperity Of The people and 70 nc res
oration Government Of law Ia every locality t
shall be my effort to perform my ducss as 70 ad In
producing these results which my mlnd the es-
sence good government Again thanking you for the
your greeting. and inviting yOSr tolerance
my shortcomings in the future bid good night
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Tur science Of advertising is one which can

THE science OF advertising Is one WHICH can
be learned by experience only and ike everything else
reourpg study and skill best understood Oy nose
houses whose sole business 1t s hence, we regard tha
advertiser az peculiarly fortunate who il enabled 10 SO
cure the services Of reliable agent, conVersant Win
the whole subject, and able, by his experience KnoWl
edge and general reputation with both the public aud
he ouhlishers 10 offer all the advantages and emOlu
ments that can only bs possessed by tstcass house
Among those houses OF known sOdity and promptness
whose merits universally recognized and whose rell
ability and skill remain unquestoned, perhaps that OF
gro p ROwELL Co.. ~ Park row. New YORK is most De
serving OF mention confidence. close attention 10
business wachfuness the best interests OF tnelr
customers and a promptness IN the execution OF al
orders iBtrusted their have been the character
stcs of the firm outset and have done much 10
ingratiate IN public favor They nave always pos
the facilities for doing work 0oh cheap ana
we'll and by prOmptness and fair dealing succeed 10
procuring from publishers. in all cases the lowest casn
rates and by so doing distance their competitors In
maorty Of cases when figuring upon large estimates
FRANK Leslle's Illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
PRELIMINARY DISCUSSION BY THE WEST vIR
GINA DEMOCRATS

CHARLEsTowN, w. Va. Jan. 22-The Dem
ocratic caucus TO nominate a candidate for United
States Senator to succeed A. l. BOreman tRepubhoanl
met this evening o'clock Mr. welch OF Mineral
County presided and in strong speech counseied har-
mony. There much excitement attend
ing the organization. Mr. Cunningham q Dem
ocrauc Senator, withdrew and four others Wer
not presert An effort which failed. 20 adopt the two
thirds rule caused bitter dlscussion during when II
WAS charged that an understanding existed between
those using this rule and the Republicans to bolt this
caucus and Independent AT II O'CLOCK this dls
cusson not ended, and there Is little prospect OF
vote.
LArER-Two ballots we're taken after II o'clock, re-
suung as follows: ExGOv. Price. l6; johnson Camden
49, Henry g. Walker IT; A Caperton :; Judge Bran
non, a. Nesessary to a choice, 81. The caucus ad-
iourned TO tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Oryrcx OF rHH CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcEH.
WARRINGTON d. c.. Saturday, Jan. %, lS5-l Q. N
guroprS for The past tiCenh-four h0trs

wAsHrNGroN d. c.. Saturday, Jan %, ls75-l ny
Synopsis for The past tioentU-rour hours
The low barometer on Thursday night over
the lake gion has moved 10 the eastward OF hewEn
gland II was preceded by rise in temperature east
erlv or southerly winds cloudy and rainy weather IN
rbe Southern Middle and Eastern States ana tne lower
lake region except partly snow IN the three last dls
tricts r,,, - A..
The pressure has diminished during Friday In the
Northwest with south winds, rising tempefa-
ture and generally clear weather. ~
Tie Mssissppi River has continued slowly falling al
and below Cairo. The Ohio has commenced 70 rlse az
Pittsburgh.
During Saturday in the South Atlantic and East Gn1
states higher followed 81 falling barometer, slightly
lower Temperature than Friday north or east winds
and clear clearing weather 49, w.t.
In the West Gulf STATES Tennessee, the ONO valley
and upper lake region. falling barometer rising tenn
perature east or south winds and clear or partly cloudy
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
eys and the NOrthWe increasing coudness ana gnt
rain or snow followed by rising barometer, wnds shlt-
ing 10 west or north. clearing and colder weather
In The Middle and LODer lake regto1a pt1ds gen
eraliv shifting southeriy edstery clear or partly
cioufy .ceather aud foOoed bg falling barometer o'h
slightly Lorer temperature IN the former dnd sIighi
changes in The latter.
In New England higher barometer, lower tempers-
ture north and west winds, and clear or clearing
weather. .-,,
The Ohio River will continue rising at Pittsburgh.
The Mississippi River continues falling at and below
Catro
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
THE STATE or Trade.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sruoRL.As J.n 22PlOar dg low grades scare. Do DSoee' @
RItr. as 25; Treble - 5Odf5 73i Chos soato %
Corn ds5e Oats dull and deeinsg At Sf,n q
.tsl 35ds 40 dull Prime, s24 Choice 80 feth oa
40 d buy,r Dry Sailed Meats dull shoulders al E Clear
Rb sides iO.e dull Shoulders, Stci lear hlo 5le
II i.c clear Side, Lc Hams lac Lard quet Ieroe r~t
en- - M Reane Ale keg l4'e sugar hrmer ana 70 so"e
demand sok on hand 3l3s hhds sales oi COMMON
Pair 10 Fully Fair So al @ Prime 70 Choice .4S hos,ss
bbs sales " common az %
F.,, sSa5Oc; Prime siretv Prime 81 g6Oc WHISKY dull
Ioa,ans gss Choice 81 Coffee tAVorlts frs
corn dull - 30 EEehange-Ne-I ORR sEhi
mar ssfnrx S48h Colo ll2L 1A< Pr's Curro1 a'si Inc
n. dining the three have efO1sh car
.rrts almost 10 stand The roads In the coany nave
60 muddy hsuhnE stopped heuee OnP ~H' "4' " p
or msrch. nd,e of description are feoeiVed &. 81,
ro,sno J.a 22-Plosr IN fair deuand "eet ns IN s
d.n.Bd No wha. wabash o. y? EI'rA n., sI ps
al I9la, Amber Hchgsn sl 0edsl Os1i feorat' - nsi
Nh n 10 torsl Al l4L Nc. Red VI IL No. ~ Vo =
asi 0Tia Corn e1dyi High MiIed es'e ssp 30 a
h.Ieh 72e Low hired Oats sseady We 2os - 20
56s.e Abssn BE White o9 DTssa oa a. co., 81 900
bash osl. 5000 bosh; sspnsH''-"as.' '"'O '"'''
IA 900 bush Osts 5000 bush .,. s.r =, ssIx.
Rou strong 81 20 Crude rus pesAns stead n-u - ~
Ysles DIP AMI yTgR, 81 80. Tar EeadJ "sA ~
CATfLE MARKET
=
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
SENATOR CARPENTER REEVES THE CAUCUS
NOMINATION IN WISCONSIN.

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 22.-The Republican
caucus was held tonight, SO members being present
On an informal ballot cast OF which Car
peuter received aO washburn H. Rubee Dixon scat
terings On the first formal vote Carpenter received a.
Washburn 49, Rublee l. and Faircbid l. The nomination
WAS made unanimous A Committee waited upon Sena-
TOR Carpenter and informed him Of his nomination, and
invited him to addres the audience wbcA had gathered
In the Assembly chamber. His appearance was greeted
with tremendous applause. He made a brief address
The Democrats held caucus, but adjourned without
making q nomination.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
MARRIED.

LAyg-COwYIL-On THURSDAY Jan BLASTS The residence cf tbs
brdes AeI Reed d. D. Nathan Lane IT, V
Ella NJ daughter Jobn COwell ESQ. all Of broctu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MadaA y at the residence Of hs
brides parents ednedAr Jan 20 1915 by the h.v Be-st
Tompkns Miller Lcngbobsm Of BrOOsFn Gertrude daughter
WIN. A. Decker. esq
sHANsON-rURsBR-O wenesis jan 20 the restseee cf s
BRIDES parents the udson by The Rev Joan W Tea
Samuel shannon Of Brooklyn Y, JOSIE onp daughter
Theron & Turner No cards
sNITH-MOORBOn wsdnesday Jsu 20 the residence o. Jses
McCsve osd No 65 West Onehandred and thirethst BY ths
Buhsrd. D. D. henry smith 10 LOsas A. Moore al
this city.
sMIrH-wARD-On ruedav Jan 10 The residence Of The brides
parents Dr. Hovnd Fred w. Smith 10 Elizabeth dsogA'e
ofWilet C. Ward, esq, ali Of this city
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

Before the above ballot was taken the Barsto~ men
were granted Is minutes for private consultation the
eaucus adjourned without action until the rising Of the
General Assembly on Tuesday next The friends OF
Gen Burnside also held a meeting. at which Cen "n
R. Walker was chairman. Tho sentiment was firm to
stand by their candidate. and not to attend any eau
cuses 1t IS TO hoped that the local temperance and
constabulary issue. which has evidently entered
strongly into this queston-of more national thah local
importance III settle itself be settled before another
week closes.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
The CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENTS AND THE
COMING CAMPAIGN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The- State Cen
,ra Committee Of the Peoples Independent party met
in this city yesterday afternoon The Attendance was
good all parts of the State 1t was resolved to
nominate candidates for all the Offices state and local.
and members OF Congress- for election IN September
1875 also to call q Convention during the 51mmer to
nominate candidates for Governor and LieuteDantG0v-
ernOr, State officers, and meubers OF Congress- Inc
Committee adjourned to meet at tho call OF the
President.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
TRAGIC AFFAIR IN YEw-HAMPsHIRE.

BRADFoRD, n. H., Jan. PA shocking al
fair occurred here this forenoon. Mrs John Emerson
,ound about 10 o'clock sitting in the kitchen of her
bousa with her head literally blown from the
body Her husband was at the barn. He heard
the report OF gun, and entering the
ouse he found his wife as above stated,
with knitting work In her hands. double-barreed
shot-cun discharged, on the door. The greatest
excitement prevails IN the community. Mrs. Emerson
mad been married but few months She was 20 years
od and was not known to have an enemy. The whole
affair Is sarouded in mystery.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN THE TENNESSEE
BALLOTS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 22.-Both Houses Of the
Legislature in joint session at noon and baoted for
Senator without any material change from yesterday
On the 2oth and ballot exPresdent johnson had 80
votes Stephens, Is; Brown, % Bates, "a; Ewing 6 :
Quares and Kennedy l. The highest vote for John
son to-day was 81 Brown. "a Bates, 20 Stephens, 1s
ouarles a. and Ewing o. The Convention adjourned
until IN morrow
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
LATEST SHIP XKR
fEar aa.r Ship Nne. zee FIN Pa q

For oaer ship N1rs FIN PaTl
s.,m., , 0, ,,...oa K"su Nevorssss SOS I' Nth sd''
''a s1s e1s A.,or "a Is. Sasspo, ST. Bsu
(Gsr, Gsae'. Bremen 1876 d.'' -' 'A -
bas s,squ... V Mner. St. Pl.r. 10 sr :. 20. .af. s..
Bug JOsA MssOs Porter. Pierre Nov H. va s-r'sa~ '
scHooSxsaA-zIvrs Ayp
cl.: IS SIs,sa Gssr. Sci cIoaos.e, ssaie SeSoor
s.e,.ssU G,.. Western i.s Bd.o F.ui,s for PhsdSss
"isO-San'a light ", n = : clear. but hay oa shore
NoAovx Jan ga report P.s. Cap. state. rat n
os., os.r 20 Dsn sna VIII Se ssu ~ 10 dsS or ,@s
Ro.-o t.. 22 cis.s ts.n ,. Cain. tBr en- t4,.rpssy
John II 'Dkins, ior Be amsre
PHLADEtfnA J.A 2E-Ceared 's' '" J. HAtseS for A''"'rp
o- jan 22-Arrred steas.ps Nurnberrs te.r
Bremen Lawrence iron Boston bs'ts JaGssen Tou Lvsf1sss
Aarsois from Rio Janein
vauasb: Bes Dolore. from hy.ns Fors Ls h'S Gu.e.
sp aud Aris5s fsr Barcelona .ehrs C. Pe.ior Bes
Lily for sewYy-s brig Nelly CsOsby for
Continent - -, v,o., =. 49,,
EsT ssr Jan 2Arnvsd ship John Gise'sope BRA frss
NogIIs J.% ~ Cleared ship Chao,s " Liver
YEw-OnEEASs Jan e2resrsd ships C. ouiton. for o.rt
Northampton Annie MARI of Lverpo.s .es bs-bsss
fS s, % PsasOS pr Il. Ha1sa, Arve1 q FOStr-
Havana sailed IRON '" Pass SSd sHv
PEssAcoI 2IAHiv-d -hO Percy ,Dsnl from Lootsa
.cbr Eston Jamaica Cleared bsrA H. b. haihsa
SAN FRANCISCO Jan Sl-AH'eo' 'np SoacS 'Ao0 "' "'~
ulU.
IYBxK Ga Jan 22Sasd bsrks NDhoB Liverpool, Tbsr
brs James Davis sos Porto Rec
Harms, for Baltimore
WILxISG1os n g. Jaa 22Arryed steamship Achihes fres
StambO from Cadifi Lao'o huchsos
from New 3arkR TON Boston.
Jan. 22Aryed steamship ChAse H.hiar Cless<
sehr. N. samp@ for BHlunOr
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuEKSsrovS llshO from He~roft JsA
~. arrived
CARDssAs 2O-Avd Ysdars Ronda from sev fsrk
Hyperion PsdeOhs sailed oar Foreacs Peters i0' ~
Of HatteraA
HALIsAr s. 22-stsahp CsIeouiss from Livsrpse pas
here for coal
HAVANA 2l-Arved bsrt Morning Light from fesrorti
M. g. Baltimore Arrived E2c. steansafv
Cay Of Vera Cruz from New York
YOrk.
Jau 22Aruved steamship Quebec Bostos
n b. Jan 22Cesrd steamships Do1 Pedro, Bososi
Crown Prince for Portland
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY By FLOODS IN CALI
FORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 22.-The loss of life by
.hs Msrysyile food was oversated 30 far as known,
one child Joseph Lunchlen sI years OF age was
Drowned During the hight OF the food fire occurred
In the Western Block while the roof was crowded
with women and children seeking refuge from the
flood The flames finally subdued without Injury
70 any person On Wednesday the watoS receded from
the principal streets by o'clock D. m The loss OF per
son al property estimated AZ 800 The merenAnts
l9se 10 per osnI on tseu s.9e AssstSnce Jef
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

OMAHA. Neb., Jan. 22-Judge Dundy with
drew from the Senatorial contest at o'clock this morn
ing and the opponents Of Gen Thayer then united upon
the Hon A. &. Paddock. Republican. formerly Acting
Governor OF Nebraska when 10 Territory. In joint
convention Ihis morning Mr Paddock was elected on
the first ballot by the following vote: Tbayer II !;
Paddock s7 Morton /; Patrick Osm), l. The eI-
c,temept Is intense and the surprise general it
supposed Thayer had secured majority, and would be
elected to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
THE ANTI CRISIS LEAGUE AND THE DEPRESSION
OF RTTsINEsa

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-The Anti-Crisis
League met tonight and discussed the depressed state
of business and the question OF devistng means by
which the OF the country may 6e revived II
was suggested as a remedy for the present financial cr
ala that Congress should impose duties imports and
give a bounty on exports, that trade with foreign
Countries should not against the manufacturers or
the United states. The meeting was snmly attended
g. +. Relmer presided.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

would be wrecked In the Ice by going on the rocks
out when the Qe turned the succeeded In bringing
the boat safely to the dock without serious injury.
subscription was asen UP among the passengers for
the captains and crews OF the tug boats who had
rescued them from their periious position Many small
steamers and sailing vessels were caught in the ice and
had great difficulty getting out OF H. In the sfter
there less the that the ferry
boats made their trips with little irreguary In the
North River the Interruptions travel much less
serious than In the East River.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.

MORE FRUITLEsS BALLOTING IN RHODE
ISLAND.
GIN. prJRSsIDE LOSES ANOTHER VOTE ON THR
TwENTY-sEyENTH BAILoT-ADJoURNMENT OF
THE LEGISLATURE UNTIL TUEsDAY-GEN. BURN
SIDES FRIENDS DECIDE TO STAND TOGETHER
FIRMLY.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 22.-The General Assem-
bly, adjourned to-day until Tuesday morning next WIN
out having the satisfaction of eectng United states
Senator On assembling in Grand Committee at noon
the 27th ballot for Senator taken, as follOws
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
pISsEycE ERS ARRIVED

FROM LTvRRPOOL,-Ta se5nshp Hevads, sh ..zlLi...
Mrs. Thomas Berry Berry O. BsrL T. Be 20 ~ 20 4. a.
o Jostson Miss Minnie Hslnsley, Mrs. T. Cnworr' 'A'
PROM LfvyRPOOL-i. aesmshsp osanl, Jan 21.'se e,s..
Bishop Bebstt Rev. Father Green Rev Father MURPHY
Gadd, M- Ts.le " Kirs, Re, 6 Johnson = - EzS.:
d. Hsvel w. ~. T. Hughes sa~ D. Bndger George Lss S,
Tacker Mette krs BdgAr TBetsr hias Ahca Tecks na
Prs Taeter Rev. Fhey HomAa ke, fsisf -
Rev Father story NJ Lenas. W. NJ D.intrJ ~ L
W L. GATOR. W. l. g.sop. Geo hgs~d Mrs George hsa's
DR. p Aealsoh Tin, Manat Bacy, DAVID ID hodefssa y
r. Polanbee LWeoSrdTs p b. stsss Robert sha' u Ses~'
Ars A Msher. nzstsr P. h.her
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
THE BOSTON RAILROAD COMMITTEE.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, Jan. 22.-The Boston Com
mittee to-day visited the terminus OF the Boston HART
ford and Erie Railroad Dutohess Junction, and then
proceeded by special train to Warwick on the Erie.
The Committee will return home tomorrow. Their re-
port will not he completed for several weeks. They
have been absent five days, spent IN railroad nyestga
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
AN INELIGIBLE STATE SENATOR.

BOsrON Jan. 22.-State Senator BrittOn to-
day vacated his seat the Committee having reported
his lneglbihty hold the same. never having been
naturalzed He taken steps Co secure his United
States naturalization papers and IN the new election 70
be ordered be Will dOnbtess be returned again.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

FATAL EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER
SAVANNAH, Ia, Jan. 22.-The boiler Of To-
comotive exploded night train from Augusta to
Savannah on the Charleston Railroad, near Hardeve
at = o,clock A. m The engineer, John Bonneau, was
horribly mashed and will not recover. and two tremen
we're injured. There other damage.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Whole number Of votes

There we're four sbsentees In the Senate and three In
the House Upon the rising Of the Assembly there was
a caucus OF Republican members. as proposed yes'er
day The Hon Edwin Metcalf took the chair. and the
buspess began with closed doors The meeting was de-
voted TO discussion and taking OF several informal
ballots the last one given to the public as follows
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Paovpsro. Jan 20 -Pusans Cloths In fair 5en.ae I. -
stspdsr5 .na 6zs ssd cloths are bed sfs
The stock Of al sndsr NE prespeol o.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
A SUIT BEGUN HERE AGAINST THE COOE
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.

COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF CdlCAtO'
The New-York State Loan and Trust Com
many No so wall-st., through their lawyers Martin
smith began a suit yesterday in the Supreme Court
araiust The Cook County National Bank OF Chicago for
49, and have procured attachment from Judge
Brady against the property OF the bank IN this state
The counsel for the plaintiff that the action was
taken merely as a precautionary measure. The Com
nany was one OF the corresponding bankers OF the Cook
county National Bank and on Nov. 49, 1874 had loaned
70 the bank the sum OF s25c0 collateral believed TO
worth double the value on Dec. 30 1874 the bank OBJ
tained second loan OF $4,000 also on collateral consid
cred sufficient TO doubly secure the amount loaned
The only amount of overdraft was A,+6O 50, and
the Loan and Trust Company, under the i'm
nresson that perhaps the law might not con-
slder that the securities covered that amount
also resolved to attach all the property In their posses
on 10 secure the payment Of the full amount The ad'
ditonal reason alleged by the counsel for this action
had from the proceedings OF the Bank OF the Re
nubc which on Jan obtained an attachment on any
property OF the bank found IN the state Ior ne
of ne OF s., 26i 81. =. 49,.
Al the office of Allen Stephens Co. OF No. Pinest
no information could be obtained % TO the cause OF ne
action only being alleged that some hOders Oh
~ the OF $500 less, were trying 10 Iet
ments In order themselves: IL Was aurtneI
sfatad that a number Of these cheeks NeIet noatins
around in this city, and each holder was Trying 70 W
he obtained by them their labor ior ther 10
one could at present say Holders OF cneeKs might
10 nav their lawyers expenses In addition W osng ne
money which the check represented.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

Common - 5oess TO- Msdiss 70 hr % soor aecs Per-
and Bstchss 81 05fsT 25 suppy net equal 10 ms dsss
and pens cleared al ciose. shipments, ss0
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

Brooks seminary for oung LadIes-PougbteeOsis NJ.
6rst Of February,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

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