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New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
.uTDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT


PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday in the south Atlantic States. rising. fol-
lowed by falling barometer nOrthea, nds light rains,
and stationary temperature.
For the Gulf States. stationary or falling barometer,
south and east winds, warmer, cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the upper lakes,
Ipper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, falling
hirnneter, southeast 10 northeast winds, warmer,
partly cloudy, and hazy weather, preceding a storm
ccntcr.
J0r the toirer I1es and Nddc Stotes fgli1G barometer,
northeast n southeast UU,ds, Slighhy wdrHer pGrg
clOu6y redicr POSSIBLY ytil0rd ~ RAIN OH the hidde
lRddtic coast
For New-Engand stationary and rising barometer,
northwest southwest Winds slightly warmer partly
cloudy weather.
For the canal gions of NewYor, Pennsylvania, and
virginia the temperature VIII rise 10 treezing-pOnt By
Thursday night,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsnINGTON, Dec. LIN the Uniled SIalcs SUI
preme Court 20 day -
5B-Satah 9icAiuay ct al, appellant at Austin =.
Brwn-Ths argued Dy NJ. JOS :. EiNar4s OF
counsel FOR aVDeanA and b. Mr Il. stanton tue
appellee. - - - 49, ,, - 81, A.. ~, ,.,
23I-The Home Insurance Company OF New YORK. plain
M IA error agf. Geo. B1ysIni- submitted on
printed arguonis bY MI Geo. W. Mctrary of counsel Tor the
ient in errr aud by r j. H. Ashton fOr te defendant IN
error. under the 2Oh rllc.
80 5{5-Io County Montr. plaintiff In error, ag The
Ton COul Savings BankIhi3 cause sub
miited printed arguments By Mr. John A. Lden aud by Mr.
NJ J. Henry of counsel Tor tAc llntiu Ia eiIor, and by Mt
NJ Cadm FOX the defendant iu under the 2Oth hulc
10 Go-Ohn 4. kcuuaId paiuh ia agt The state Oi
Iouia,na. u. H. MOrgan-IIIs cause argued by
Nr A. j. Duant Oi counsel ior the GoionGanE Ia error sub
nitlod.
No. Bl-The Western Union Telegraph Company. appellant
agt The r5orn AtGutiC Railroad tpmanyiAe afBu
mcut of this gan BY MI ). III. Ashton 0t cOse
for te appellants aAd cOnBucd by LII. u. IL. IN ior the
Adjourned until omOrIOw.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. s. b. Mills is prevented from playing
at the Thomas Rehearsal and Concert this week hy au
injury TO Of his inSor Madame Schillcr taxes Ms
place.
A concert will be given this evening in the
Bedford Avenue Reformed Church, BrOOAl 4. by ihco
dorc Thomaos orchestra. Madame Sterling VIII De lh'
vocalist.
The concert TO be given at the Church Of the
George T. Sargent precentOr of the church Miss iorie
Miss Dra>dh Mr.. W. j. iii, Mr. W. t. Johnston, Alr 81
L0esch. aud the Symphonic Quartet are announced 10
take part in II.
Mr. :. c. Pratt the pianist and composer Of
Chicago writes rs follows from BGruu: 10u VIII ht
glad To- near Minnie Haucks great success Certainly
had rea,O he thankful thut she is engaged here h
seain NAV upon the Royal stage in Germany. tcr you
must know that when they engage an artsj Tor life
which includes handsome pension as soon as they are
passes th r absence without leave iS consider tt
same as deseTtiOn from tine army, and an the Royal
stages o. the empire closed TO them. Minnie llauch
h - already won her way the hearts OF tie BCrner
andi now the Iclgmg lalo!te. sl~ nel Ais' gio"
hc'c this season as NNg"efie III G9uhOoa rust
and must HIy felt national pride th@t her success Wa
great the recalls after each act SO spontaneous ana
hearty. Nociily have never Leard so inuri ihle O
tie part size made Of 10. her rrude ing discovering
sime beauties OF mcOIy ln II iGi the hol tiut 10 me-
She s also actress Oi the first class, ANA posse, NJ as
She does physical advantages oi nuSe aJi"flFC bpt'
carries ter audiences win her, ana Frequently brin-
them tO her feet Her voice ., pure soprano, Win some
OF the quality OF tone and IN tGc lower register
pOss s.ed of tnat COZ tralty character Which on1et
Ia Cai's voice 50 well. without going MO particular,
about this performance, vail SIMPLY s1, That wnle
lucCa iu the Cathedral scene with ucI N0lu rm ara
natic con. rpiiOn, afr ctcd me dd Miuuic
superior IN point of dramatic aud musical excel
lee il any ana an ths performances have Witnessed
Her crsOnaOn OF MtQH0 also pleased me very much
and cert aiulY The ovation she receives continuity
M tbe hands of ler admirers proves tHat orr youn
American girl Is the Of the Berlin Royal Opera. f.
Il scarcely 10 be,wOndeTed a for the Mall u voice s
wOru, 10 II painful 20 listen 10 her. Ana so when they
niGcent execution, n il little wonder Trey go into
ecsai about H. hat the critics praise aud Tic loope
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
THE GovLEyons MESSAGE IN vIRGMI4.
NEW TAXATION ADvIsED-FIDELITY 10 PUBLIC
CREDITORS URGED--A CLNSUBE Oh EX-Goy


NEW TAXATION ADvI'ED-FiDELiTY 10 PUBLIC
CREDITORS URGED--A CLNSUBE Oh EX-GOv.
WALLER.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 1.-The Legislature
met in annual session to-day. The Governors Message
was read. 1t is voluminous document, covering
nearly forty printed pages He gives the gross re
ceipts Of the Treasury for the fiscal year ending
sept 80 1873, at S2Gl7,790; disbursements S2,s1I.-
s9l; balance hand, 500, ,292 paid intcrst State
bonds during the year, SlAl73i5. The annual interest
on state debt and other accounts OBS 036 showing
deficiency Of over 100000 TO be provided for Within
the last fiscal year. larger portion Of current 6ccrung
revenues applied to the payment of interest than
any previous year.
The Governor submits numerous recommendations
looking TO increase Of the revenue and 10 retrcnch
nent aud reform lie recommends tax upon liquors,
proper tax ON oysters and the taxation of church prop
erty when 1t exceeds the value Of 5000. He thinks
that criminal charges might safely Do removed from the
general treasury and the counties bo compelled to
It's share OF them He recommends equalization of the
tax personal property
In relation the payment OF the public debt he reccs
the Ian glage used In his inaugural, in which he
Obligations public creditors binding the honor and
good faith of the Commonwealth should bo fulfilled 10
the utmost OF her ability. In ANY event and under oil
circumstances, no otner cslniui1y could inhlet
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
DIED.

BOULIGNY-At Elizabeth y. J.. on Monday. Nov % II
pneumonia, Robert H. onlf Of Mrs. Margaret EDu
aged - years aud months
Fun raj ST. John Ct1Ch, Elizabeth Thursday Dec.
az 3 O'Clock p.
Washington ana Ncw-Orlcaus papers please copy
FRENCH--At Nyack y. v. sunday, Nov % 1875. Mrs
FIa a. French, mother % hry g. Clru Frrucl. u
Brooklyn. and Rev. L. ". French Of Jersey city.
NACVFN- 'nly % Of Bright dlsaasg Of the Lid
Lena. VIE ~. Thomas \. MaryrY.
The aud friends Of the family respectfully
attend tho funeral from
Micyey li3 West Tenth st. ~ O'Clock b. m, Thursday.
TOSEVEAR-O on wednesday. Dec May Dine, soconi
daughtr: of Thomas Gnd Layna hOseyear aged years
months. aud - days.
Funeral Of her parents lS} Fourtht jersey
CITY, Friday Dec. 3 at 10 a. Intrmput al k-ylort
Take ~ O'Clock train from foot oi Ilbeltyst Honde
where garages viii De In waiting.
Rossuestay Nov 80 Nellie T. Ross. daughter OF Charles
4. aud Josephine g Ross, aged years.
Funeral services az the residence 81 her parents Bloomfield
ave, Matscssipg \. j., Dec . al 23J p
RUrTER-On Tuesday morning. 3Oth l. It.. Of pneumonia
Misha a. Ruticr, aged - ycar-.
Relative. and friends respectfully invited attend her
funeral Thu SHAY, Dee at O'Clock from the rcsidencs
OF her nephew, william Ruttcr, Avenue \ and Eighty.
fourth 81.
VAN WYCK-At Brooklyn Dec !, Cornea Polhemus widow
OF the late Jacob o. Van Wyck nshk y. A., IN the Sst
year OF her
Relatives f nds Invited attend her funeral from
residence o her ia ghter. Ms Theodore P0hemu. r
90 kemsen ST., BroAyn, Friday tho sd nSt at O'Clock
D. III.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
II HEOOKLYN.

A fire broke out at / ! u. m. yesterday in the
Harrington Carpet-I.ning Compauy's factory In Fur
man ST. near Fu!ton-s in Brooklyn, aud before it could
DO exngshed damage done TO the extent OF $4,000.
The building Is owned by T. c. & W. G. Fowler Of New
York. On the way to the fire. Engine No. came down
,ho Fultonst. lii at very rapid rate, and he driver,
Join Gcary, in attempting 10 get the wheels out Of the
cartrack was thrown violently to the ground sustain
Ing severe scalp wounds and being otherwise injured
TAG horses continued 10 down the ntr c ana dashed
INTO the river uycrturing the engine 80 tha ~ iorWald
wheels hung the dock A lat" hour last nigui The
horses had rescued. aiih0uh ga every effort was
being made to them. Tie injured man wa- taken
lion
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-Despite the very cold
weather. quite large congregation assembled at tIc
pIayerneciing Of Messr. Moody and sankcy tis IN IN
ing. noticeable feature the presence q large
number OF people who bad evidently come from
tie surrounding country towns TO hear the evan
gelsts After the usual services Dir. Moody an
nounced that tho early morning hour for prayer
would DO abandoned. but that the hour from
IL 10 / O'Clock would be substituted. At the
meeting tonight there about 1900 persons present
special train from Lancaster viii tomorrow bring
1900 e1cursiOnists 10 attend the meeting There
Will also bc excursion train the NcV-Jersey CeL-
lraI
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

CUsToM.HOUsE HETRENCHMENT AT BOSTON.
BosroN, Dec. 1.-mcompliance with instruc-
tons received from Washington thr Collector Of this port
has abolished the Offices OF 26 employees. whose annual
pay amounts to $33S3O. Other reductions are made
amounting in the aggregate 10 $4,000 per annum.
Taking INTO account previous reductions the total cX
paas custom services at this port have been reduced
s.1ED 600 nInnm.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
EIGHT LOCOMOTIVES DAMAGED.

INpIANAPOLIs, Ind, Dee. IA fire broke ont
about o'clock this morning IN tho round-houso Of the
indianapolis, Bloomington ana western Railroad Thcro
were eight engines in the house. and al were badly
burned before thg.fre zines arrived The loss on the
cnnes is estimated at from 10000 to $4,000, ana on
the bulidug from T. 900 GO 10000.
I,rER.-r rHo loss by burning of the rOuud-housc was
NOT az great as first reported. The damage 10 en-nn
viii not exceed ~ 900 and to the building sOOO-tOal,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
rrryprsH OUTRAGE UPON A WIFE.

Patrick Touhey committed dab0lcal
crime last night ut his house at No 81 Pdrs H. sau-
rated the clothing Of hi, wife. Margaret with kerosene
oil and then set it on fire. The OF the woman
brought the inmates Of the house 10 her and the
names were extipgusled she terribly burned,
however, about her body she tahen to the Cham
b.rs street Hospital The husband locked up in the
Franklin street poiioc-statiOn.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE WAR IN HERZEGOVINA.
IA~nnS- UoNpaatav Ier 4


The Times in its second edition this after
publishes special telegram from Danilovgrad'
which states that military operations are impeded by
heavy SHOWS In the mountains round about Goyansko.
The insurgents well provsoned and olerbly shell
tered while besegcd Turkish garrison reduced to
cxtremities -
LONDON Thursday, Dec. 2. 1873.
Berlin dispatch TO The Times reports that Austria
has sent to some OF the European captal0 draft Of
reforms 10 be recommended to the Sultan. Russia will
reply on the return of Prince Gorischakof to st. Peters
burg
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
cnANGEs IN TIE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

WAsHISGToN, Dec IA large number of
additional changes in the clerical force OF the Interior
Department ordered to-day. Nine were removals
Of clerks occupying subordinate positions IA the General
Land Oce aud the remainder consisted Of cOpyiss and
other temporary employees % the Patent Office, who are
discharged IN consequence Oi the available appropriation
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
FOREIGN MAILS.

TO the Editor Of Ths Tribune.
SR You are emitting u most important
piece OF information in your last two issues VIZ, the de
parturo OF foreign mails. W.P.
Nec- TorL. Nov. 30, 1878.
[An' official advertisement Of the departures Of
foreign mails will be found every day among the
special notices on the 9TH page of Tn TgIBUNE-Edl
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
ANOTHER ALICE Bow1sBY AFFAIR.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-AbOut p. IN. to-day an
unknown expressman delivered at tho United states
Express Office here barrel addressed to Thomas
Greene 4 Co., Iowa City, Iowa. somo suspicion
having arisen the barrel was opened
and found to contain tho bodies % a
very handsome young woman apparently about
% Years of age. and stubborn child. No Clue has been
found as to where the bodies came from.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
THE wAINwRIGHTs FOUND GUILTY.

The trial of Henry and Thomas Wainwright
which has been in progress at tho Central Criminal
Court before Chcf,ustice Cockburn terminated to-day
Both prisoners found guilty. Henry was on trial
for the murder OF Harriet Lane in Whitcchaperoad, In
this city, in 1874 and Thomas for being accessory
after the fact. Henry sentenced to death, and
Thomas to years penal seryitudc. The pubic
interest in the trial OF this remarkable case has not
abated from the beginning.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
FUNERAL PROFESSIONS.
tn fks VHffor of Tn, Trlb mn

SIR: You are perfectly right in censuring
the mothod upon which funerals OF great men
conducted While 1t Ia poor excuse for keeping the
IL s nearly dark, il really nde
the music by band in funeral train APP
plauded. 1t was done the new P0st-Ohce last
Saturday. NJ
Aeg- York, Nov. 20, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
An nLINoIs RAILRoAp BANKRUPT.

CHICAGO. Dee. 1.-Alfred j. Stratton, Secre-
oro OF the Chicago and Illinois River Railroad Company.
led petition IN bankruptcy this morning IN behalf OF
said Company The total liabilities foot up about ST.
100000. The assets consist OF claim Of about $4,000
from tho Fekin and Southwestern Railroad, ana the
roadbed right Of Way ties iron and bridges OF tne Com
IIauY
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
INCREASED TRADE WITH JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 23.-The steamer
Henry Chaumcey brought down on her last trip from
New-York the largest cargo brought steamer to
this island besides about thirty passengers She takes
today to NewYor the largest shipment Of oranges and
other Jamaica fruits including cofco and pimento
which has left these shores for the United states
besides about seventy passengers.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
IOINT9.
From The Da,iy Graphic.

Holy Poker Is Minister Schenck Wizard at
tastl
0eminii Prof PrOctor's family OF nine children was
Increased by twins last week. Castor aud PO!luxl
Miss Susan r. Anthony reported to have lost money
In the oil region She loved not wisely but two wells.
Another has been put on low diet IN preparation
ior hunt HRckensack. Tho hunt Will take place III
tal11ageS
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

G3t-I, seph Pollock No 635Myron Strong NO.
G37-Dsniel Phillips; 80 Gal John h. lauer NO Gsf-W.
j. Mills No O5Normsn y. Cabot et al No. 696-yames B
Roberts and wickham McNsh; No 6v7-Phip b. holmes
6eS-Edward Jones ct al No 702JohD Van Antwerpj
No 70i-Abrsm =. I,Osenbaum; No. 750Henry Strybng
no G3G-F l.. Plat No. 03S-Norman Porter; NO IoV-
solomon H. Jacobs No 7u5SgsInund Steinburt OF a NO.
779-Hcnry Stry bing ct al. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

CONNECTICUT RIVER BLOCKED WITH ICE.
HARTFORD, Dee. 1.-The ice which was float
Ing in the Connecticut River in large quantities yeser
day blocked at various points to-day and above the
bridge Eeie the river Is frozen solid This Is the
second Occu renee OF the Kind by Dee. in 10 years.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
The STATE or TRADE.
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco. Cal, Dec. 1.-The following arc
he lat min nfnQe efo
CATTLE MARKET

BALTIMORE, Dec l.-CATuE-rhe market during the past
toerhy active and prices shade CHER,
very best s6 l224t6 90 hrst quality - l2l2 sJ l21:
medium good fair quality. =! 2J0kt 70 ordinary thin
an cows S@a - most sales az 81 20 - 2j
receipts. 2,G23 head sales. 1883 head.
have been fairly active unchanged rates the rangs
has been - 1880 receip's, G,j9I head.
SIERP have been dull and prizes shade lowe; the
range has been sla s. - IeceIpts, 1000 bead.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
4 HOTEL AT LAKE GEORGE BURNED

GLENN's FALLS, n. u, Dec 1.-The Central
Hotel at Lake George y. " with stock and furniture
was totally destroyed by fra last night. The guests
barely escaped, saving very little property Tho sup
posed cauc O the 4c is detective hue. L0ss $4,000;
,l.rtlullY lusurcl.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
THE DISABLED STEAMER AMERIQUE.

The Times says there is reason to believe
that the disabled French steamer Ameriquo has been
seen off the sciy Islands. Government tugboat was
sent out for her on Sunday from Devonport but Is not
yet known whether sho succeeded in finding her.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
HOW TT LOOKS IN THE EXTREME SOUTH.


We read The TRIBUNE with some care, and,
leaving out tho Beooher trial, which most oi the New
York Il lilies published, have JAILED 10 any hing
nn,ogl" IN is columns, and repeat that We think
Jne 1EnUNE the best paper, altogether published III
tss cuunli!.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
NAVAL ORDERS.
WkaUINCTO>

| WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Midshipmen A. A. Michel
Winter O. Cowles and samuel Lemey are ordered e
examination for promotion Chief Engineer Uarman Novel;
detached the Pbadeps Navy Yard aud ordered 70
continue special duty at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

Lady to servant Mary, do not approve
If your entertaining your sweetheart In the Kitchen
VARY Well, maain, it's very kind o. you 10 mention
but he Is from the country, you see, maam ana IN
sd bgs too shy and orkard in ms manners 'na an TOT
iOu 70 Iiko biU " como upetaIisl"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
THE CoIJRT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

NASuINhl'Nt bt's In wv NV"'N VI N'h'Aip
sonsrs Alabama Claims to-day agreement the t,hoar
la A ase No. J2J-fTanc- Boz 81, WAS tOar lrfrl
The call Of the calendar resumed Al ti-e No 63i
and following saDnted VJJ- If saL o1
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

and personal associations is clear. But don't lot ~
condemn men before the court has tried them. Gen.
Babcock Is clearly entitled 10 suspension of juds-
ment till his case has been heard.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
Special Notices.

Rartleu's "Ceutenninl" BoueS ard ana Stree, Lamps
(aGoptCd by Centennial CounuS % ngt CCncL- ial
CrUus exceng all lamps for hAn beauty ami durability
The latest mpfO substituting solid porcelain reflect
place painted enameed ir0nsoCurcs reflector of
undmiei lnstr Property owners truly say Nothing for
the money adds much 10 the appearance OF the streets
city," street size. -; boulevard red, aid ona
Discount tIdde Factory sagsIOOm 500 ay
corner Prince-st, New York.
Lib raj Republican General COmmitre.-The regular
meeting of this Committee Nt be held AZ HeadquaterS No
2G6 broadway, THIS (lhurslayl EVENING Dee 2 az
O'Clock MARTIN FRELIGH Chairman.
Asnga B@NESFIT, @ {secretaIies
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET

PEOvIDESCE. X. L. Dec. lPuntins Cloths steady ~
10 days for spots and 4 co days for 0iX64s with hgt
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
INTOLERANCE IN SPAIN.
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec. 1. 1877

Intelligence received hero from Toledo,
SPAIN states that the authorities had closed the Protest
ant church thero and expelled the pastor and school
master
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
Ieopcld T., King of the Pelgian,.

Jon gh knghtlOOd Order
Leopold recognition OF MS scientific tho
nature properties OF Cod Liver OH DIR. DE JONGIls
IIGlIT BROWN COD LIVER OILls sold In capsuled iui.
peal Han Pints 81 BY all Drnggsts sole Consgnees.
ANSAR, HARTFORD & Co. London sole Agents for tie
United states, JOHN r. HENRY, CURRAN n Co, New.
York.
Post-Omce N"uce.-1he MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor the
ending SAIt RDAh. Dee Z. $50 will close at this
orce A. follows: OnTU ESD ~, ~ tl a. m; on wEDNES
DAY at a. on TIL k~pAh 81 I l.ip D. SAT.
URDAI al $50 and III 80 d. n. D.. B. JAMES A. N.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02

BUILDING. Al the ruoms are beautifully finished
ASH. There elegant gasXturr. heat water
every All are exceedingly sht and airy, perfectly
ventilated have outside windows, and
with the elevators and nearly all have
from the hall The elevators side by side both
good working order They kept running from 10
the morning TIA long after adngnt Rents very favorable
terms. Application should be msde 1T THE TRIBUNE
Counting r0Ou
New-York tribune., 1875-12-02
NlRHLED.

DE NORMANDIE- PIPER-On Wednesday Dee l. NJ the
residence OF y. n. Clement es1 BrOkyu y. y. Che bies
bTOth,r inawl. by the Rev John ". chadwick Thomas
de N0rmande OF " mnglon, Deli 10 Nina Piper Of
bU, =. y.
PLUMMER-SEN EI-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday, Nov. 20 a.
the Residence Of the irdcs parents by the Rev. j. W.
Beach ADe- T. Piumner 10 Jennie A. eldest daughter u
George l. Seney.
an Notices Of Marriages must be ndoysea pih hti
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31

PRoGREss IN JApAN.--Gen. Capron
says when he went to Japan a few
years ago there were none but wood
en- buildings in the capital, no vehicles
and no foreign article of merchandise
exposed for sale. A lage fire destroy
ed enough of the city to enable the
rebuilding of the place in European
style, aud now Sine banks and elegant
private residences grace broad aven-
aes and streets, over which glide in
Vulnerable carriages of the kind known
as jinrokshaw," drawn by man. For.
eign merchandise is generally for sale,
and many of the natives dress in the
Western costume. The natives have
learned to make agricultural imple-
ments from models sent from this
country, and they have built steam en-
gines, turbine wheels and steamboat,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The trial of Major, the Wilton wife
poisoner, will begin at Nashua, Sept. 18th.
Captain Thomas Carl, of Dover, cele.
bratei his one hundreth birthday last week
and is still hale and hearty--in fact trump
Card.
The manufacturing corporations OF
Manchester, will suspend work from the
4th to the 18th of September, covering the
New England Fair, at which time the canal
will be thoroughly repaired.
Hon. Daniel Needham, Secretary of the
New England Agricultural Society, has az
ranged with the Rev. Henry Ward Beech.
cr to be guest of the Society on the 9th OF
September and to deliver the address on the
following day at the annual fair at Man
Chester.
Mrs. Phoebe Evans, granddaughter OF
David Dustin, one Of the original settlers OF
Sanbornton, and descendant of the famous
heroine, Hannah Duttin, has just died in
that town, at the age Of seventy-ti'
Lebanon has a new paper oalled the
". II, EFeekH Nf,rs, VIM. M. X .ndal], Jr.,
editor and proprietor. 1t is sheet 15y22,
is printed on new Acme press Ga good
machine as we know from for years eX-
periencc with onc,) and looks well. If it
meets with success Mr.. Kendall will en-
large it in January, and advocate Demo-
cratic principles. Success TO it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31

The New SENATOR FROM TENNEs-
sEE.--Mr. d. NJ. Key, whom Cover.
nor Porter has appointed to succeed
Mr.. Johnson IN the Senate, is about
titty,one years of age. a native OF
Greene County, where Mr.. Johnson
also resided. He went to Chattanooga
some thirty years ago to practice law,
and has since dwelt there. He served
once as a Presidential Elector beto e
the war, was a Lieutenant Colonel in
the Confederate service. and distin
guished himself in the Constitutional
Convention of 1870. In 1872 he ran
for Congress on the Democratic ticket,
but was defeated by Crutchfeld. AT
the time of his appointment to the
Senate he was sitting as Chancellor of
the Chattanooga Chancery District.
Mr.. Key is man of modest and dig
nitied bearing, clear headed and firm
on the bench, and very popula-
throughout Eastern Tennessee. Sem
ator Key was serenaded at Chattan-
ooga Thursday night In his speech
acknowledging the compliment he
said that though o Democrat he was
no mere partisan He should regard
himself not merely the representative
of section, but AS bound to work for
the best interests Of the whole coun-
try.