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New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

REPORT OF IHE CENSUS or 1873 -USUsUALLY
LARGE INCREASE ~ TIE COLORED PoPULAIloS
-lSs.3J9 PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE.
Under a law passed last year by the Louisi-
ana Legislature. is 10 be taken every ten
years The first IN 1879 and tho report Of
the state X, g rar n Voters VIM Wright. under whose
supervision q WAS conducted has been made TO the Leg
turc aud printed The total population " the state
i. s5j.O39, an increase OF l27l2i since ls70 aud
liDO37 siuco l~GO. OF the whole population, iOG11
arc white fjUGil cOlorcd AMI 1912 Indian or Chinese
The nat -, born numb,r 1920 and the foreign born
jG.O1J. or the latter 1884 arc natutalized and
y.Osl over u yCa,s OF not natural
izcd. The number of males is 43O,3~2, ana
OF females. 1861. I'm NcwOricaus. which contains
over oucthr of the entire population OF the state the
icnuiCs outnumber the males by 1000 while tie
coIored population IS In the minority by Ss,07L Or
those read and WRITE 2296j2 are white and
l2IU3 coloIcd lJU1Jg whites aud SiO-' ColOrci per
sons cannot read and write. The number ~ children be-
tween and Il years OF age - 2S3,1G6. The number
nrd To vote l. lNo,3JJ, an lncr aSe "a 2Of 90
over tho si.aiiOn Of lNI 1ur census tables, now
,ep,,d The wte population is i2,Sjl larger tEan IN
1870 and l7i6O larger than IN 1860. The increase III
tu cuiord popdltoI Il much loleeg, being o6lOl since
1870, ana luO.25S since lNtO. lie increase III
tnr Indian aud Chinese pA.ulation has been NJ
,ince 1870. and LBS suto 1850. These figures
10 not that Tie colore! people have had greater
ruth recent reports that the whites have D'cn raua-
ling STATE while the negroes have been con
ycrsing upon It al large nnmnois Among oinet inter-
,tug statistics contained III tie report are the oilo"-
ng: Persons temporarily absent, 1,1@j; persons over
ls years a,e who have had yellow fever. 30, y;
brs in lS7I ~ ga colleges, universities aud schools,
m approved. NOT including public Lands, is divided as O
'oWs: Improved, l,siO,327; unnproved 6,466,O93i2.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
ACCIDENT 10 4 PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
DR. MOTT WOUNDED BY TnE PISTOL INTENDED FOR
USE AGAINST A BURGLAR.

DR. MOTT WOUNDED BY rnE PISTOL INTENDED FOR
USE AGAINST BURGLAR.
DR.. Alexander b. Mott of No. g. Madison
ave 1aly shot himself yesterday mo ming in the
left lex TIE circumstances AS detailed by him to "a
TRIBUNE reporter rs follows: At $3.50 a. n he was
reused by hearing the ringing of tho Burglar
alarm at tho head OF his bed He Immediately
got up. but before he could light the gas aud
turn the switches OF the alarm in order to ascertain what
rar OF the house was tampered with the ringing cascd
He hastily dressed himself and taking areyoler, started
down stairs cooking the revolver he went. As he was
descending the back staircase lie thinks that he must
have unconscousy struck his against the railing Of
The stairs and thus produced involuntary motion OF
mis- finger on the trigger OF the revolver one OF the
chambers OF the pistol discharged, the ball entering
tie LEFT leg about five inches above the ankle on strk
ing the bone tie bullet travelled d0wnwaiGs untl II
had spent it's force and rested just under the ankleoone
and between IL and the teidO Achilles. making severe
wound about inches in length Dr. Mott sat down on
the STAIR and at rst feeling any pain looked around
on the for the mark Of the BALL but the blood which
flowed from leg attracted his attention. and then
for the first time Le realized that ho had shot himself
The occupants OF the house by this time aroused
and the doctor with assistance hobbcd up to bis bed ana
sent for Drs f. H. Hamilton and G.. Buckingham smith,
who cat ont the ball Dr. Mott thinks that ne VIII De
confined 10 his be Tor three four weeks, giving nm an
enforced rest the first that he las hAd III - years O
practice ne a PHYSICIAN
alarm rngiug succerded in entering the house or not
Dr. Mott q unable to say. AS YET nothing mas beeh
missed and there are no traces oi any curry Dt nut
lar eXcept that window had been raised on the Madl
sonaye side of the house, and there were marks OF
'jmlny" which had been used to raise the window IN
formation OF the matter was given 10 the police, but
obey discovered nothing, us no trace was lei Dy
which the burglar could be detected
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
GERMAN TOPICS.


The PdH Mall gazette This afternoon las a
special telegram iiOm Copenhagen, az follows;
au auth0tiIcd 20 contradict the report ~ tie pro
posed sale of the Island of - Thomas ~ hc NcHt ndIs
10 Germany. The idea was m"nicd ~ 1873 oi eAchbhE
i'm. ~ Tho a. fur Norh scnlcswig but dismissed as
impractlcahlc.
TIE same paper has special Telegram from Berlin, In
which is said That the select committee oi the Imperial
PaG,an,nt, 10 whom the Government proposed amend
mcut to the criminal code wa+ referred. has resolved
moon direct opposition 10 the Government and 10 favor
u Jury TRIAL for all prc-s oncnsfs.
The proposed conference Of the German maritime
state. In tic matter OF inquiries into marine disasters
has been postponed FOR six wecAs In order 10 give oppo
th.'y to investigate tie English System.
owing to the opposition of some Of the smaller states
the Government las for the prcscnt limited tho schcme
for pur, basin. an railroads 10 Prussia alone. IN which
10 serious difficulties are anticipated
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
THE LABOR oUEsTlON-sHIPPlNG CONTENTIOUS
LONDON. Saturday, Jan. Is, S7t

THE LABOR oUEsToN-sHPPlSG CONVENTIONS.
LONDON. Saturday, Jan. Is, 1875.
Six hundred weavers of the Lower Heyes
Mills, at Maccesfed. have been locked out In conse-
quence OF disagreement between the propretors and
the secretary OF the Weavers' Union.
portion OF the North Wales coiers have again struck
for higher wages. II feared that others will follow
There was meeting yesterday at Derby of the Iron
Trade Employers Association to consider matters CON
nected with tho strike against pecework by 200 mem
bcrs Of the Amagamated Engineers Society at Easton
Anderson's Works, at Erth Kent, and the threatened
aggressive action OF that society. II was unanimously
resolved that the Iron Trade Employers Association VIII
resist any attempt OF the their societies TO restrict
In the shops OF the members. ~ was resolved
that general lockout, recommended by the Executive
Committee should not be- resorted 10 at present rs such
lockout would throw out OF employment 10000 men, ana
become the greatest strife between capital and labor
since 1851 and 1852
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
TIE DLSTILLERI IR1UDS.
LARGE SALES TO PENT.MHLs.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-IHe Chicago Tribune pub
ses report OF al interview with Charles j. Parsons,
commercial traveller for the finn Of Wcigbtman Coz
chemists Of philadelphia, In regard to an unsuspeclrd
way which great quantity Of Ring whisky has been
dsposrd Of Nj Parsons SAYS that while travelling on
the Eastern eircut" that is through Ncwue gland. hr
formerly sold alcohol extensively 10 the mills nJndiac
turing calico cloths. After binding up good bn'he5
his Gales suddenly began to fan Oh Finally, as ne
phrases it, my whole alcohol trade dried up entirely
After a nile Ire found Out what Lc matter mere
Mas IA man travelling IN New ENGLAND, bailHG from
Chicago who offered alcohol for sale ~ - cents gallon
cheaper than Mr.. Parsons could. The mills 0i c"uffo
gave their orders the Chicago agent; and MI far-oE
did MT sell barrel month, and hefOfrthat De bai
50 ID q carload time 10 some bg mills ms Chlc'f'
alcohol was stamped all right, SIR. Parsons ciam,c,
when IL went O the mills; but tho NILS are not Ohbtl
keep auy record of the goods ,'y receive ana cone
0urny il wgs poss Die for htu to send back tie Icrt
fers' stamps be used over again. IL was asserted mat
thi. has Mr. Parsons said III regard 10 lit
amount Of Chicago alcohol used, tiat tine bggst mills
consume about ba rel a day ana tLat there are mills
enough IN New FL gland 20 make TIC consumption J,DOO
taxable gallons a
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Edwin Booth will act i'll Richmond, Va, to-
night.
Miss Anna Randall Diehl will give a read
Ing at the Association Han or Tuesday evening
Mr.. Barry Sullivan will return TO England
next June, after visiting California and Canada.
The Belmore Testimonial IN London proved
o success. Tic net receipts aLouned 10 F2=3O
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Williamson viii leave
Bombay. FOR England, about the middle Of February.
Mr.. II. d. Palmer, manager of Booths
Theater, sailed for England iu The Adriatc' on saui-
Mr.. George Clarke will shortly return to the
United states, and resume his professional ayocailonS
Mr.. Lionel Brough and Mr. Andrew Halli-
Sesih SSeS VINO were 0D '-' ''A' nave recovered "S'
A new comic drama, hy Mr. Rowe, said to
be in preparation at the Park Iheater, Is entitled
Mr.. j. X. Emmett, it was announced in Lon
Con papers, would sail fOm England the 10th INST FOR
Australia.
The Actors Afternoon at Booths Thcatcr
has been postponed ul TIE 21th Of Januay-Ihus sday
OF next week.
Mr. j. H. Montague has accepted a new play
b Mr. james steele Mackaye AMI will probably produce
u In Brooklyn
French PLAYS will prevail at the Lyceum all
the ppscat week LA Boule" is in preparation for
next Saturday night.
Mr.. NaolesOn takes Drury Lane Thcater at
Easter 1d viii produce italian opera. lie sails from
hew-YOiL on Jan. 26.
The bill for this week at the Park Theater
comprise " Ny Turn Next" Pretty Pece Of Busi-
ness" and JOncs's Baby"
Mr.. Sol Smith Russell and the Berger Fam
ny OF Swiss EeRngcrs will eec, their temperance ut
the Olynplc TBeater tonight
Mr.. Horace Wigan has become manager of
the James Theater London, which lie reopened on the
9Th inst, with "All For Her"
Mr. Maurice Grau will return to America in
February lie hns effected a contract with signor
Rossi for this country next Fall
Miss Eliza Weathersby is acting at Liver
pool at The Prince of Wales 1heater, as Prince fIormt
Ia The King OF the Gold Mines"
"ROse Michel" prOspers at the Union Square
Theater; " Pique" at the Finh Avenue IhoateT and
"Juus Caesar" at Booths Theater.
NJ. Dalbert viii take benefit at the Lyceum
reater Friday evening appearing in "Rkte dc ct.
Martin" and "I@s Pattes dc MOueAe."
Mr.. II. J.. Montague begins an engagement
"Caste." Mr. Harry Beckett VIII play Eecies
Mr.. Burbank, one of the most sparkling OF
cotempOrary platform entertainers, Is announced 10
give a reading next Monday at the Cooper Union.
Miss Marie Gordon has resumed acting, aud
10 welcome member of the company with whlch
Caste" will be given this week at the Brooklyn Iheater
Prof. w. NJ. Jeliffe. reader, and j. n. Patti
SON pianoplayer. Will give dramatic and musical en-
night.
The Big Four may be seen at Tony Pastors
H'S'oi' una ths Big Tony may DO beard, and Tony OF
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
THE STATE or TRADE.
nA-rANA MARKET

HAV ANA MARKET.
HLyAsA Jan. l5-sugar-Denand fair and market nrrni
holders high buyers; NOS 10 10 d. s. IL IA n
reals arrobs MOllsses sugar Nos to To- fd5s reals In
'gOd MrscoyadO sugars common 10 fair, 0hd5 reas In
gold do lair TO good Refining, 6064 reals IN g0d Ceniil
ga Sugars NOS III 10 l3 In boxes 7 reals IN gold stock
Havana and Matanzas, 47,0O0 boxes and
lOJOO hhds receipts Of the $4,000 boxes aud 100
the week the United States 300 boxes
and 5000 hhds Bacon, 3SdS33 owt Butter S650 $50
quinal Flour :29aS3D 80 p Dbl for AnerI.
can. Iams SiSdS5l y quintal for American ~ cured.
Lard, in kegs, = gtt2 dunia do IN TINS si7ast. Po-
tatOes. r. 5OGt7 10 b bbl 1allow, $Zl dSO qntaL On
ons 7as7 80 Dbl for American Naval stores in ti, de
mand Empty HOgsheads s 2Jd5f 80. White and Yellow
Pine $2e $50, IN gold. E shocks hat Box Sas2 reals
HOcsheaas lSN reals. Mo Hogsheads 22623
White Navy Beans, 1iG23 - arlOba Chewing
Tobacco, 3j7 y qunta. hoops fm,r Froights
plus FOR all parts 10 the United states INNER TO
Europe a loading at Havana, ports the North coast
of Cuba for tie United states. box OF sugar. 2casl
loading Havana for the United States hid ~ sugar. si9
s. 2j y hid. Of MOlass.s, 5OaS2 70 TO Falmouth and
orders sos 37s Gd loading at ports the north eols u
Cuba tOuisidc pOrl for the UgtCd Sta,es bid Of MOas
7J0$3; Falmouth AMI orders, 3Is. ID 1t2s 81.
TObaccOIhe dry weather injuries The growing aud hold
Of The crop dmnshe. Span
s God 2O12 10 Exchange quiet; the Uhtei states
80 days, currency S6G2 discounts short sight 1eOi1 d~
count; co days. gold, Shat premium; short sight od5a
premium London, II 2al02 premium on PARIS 30J,
premium
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
DIED.

ANDERsoN-Tho remains Of Dr. Henry James Anderson ar
he remains viii lie IN ST. GaDTiels Church. Thirty seventh
Ily vii be taken thence on Tuesday morning at O'Clock
TO S IT, e. oee r h repo OF h o2 P Fras na fs
are invited 10 attend at the Cathedral.
BALDwIN-In Brooklyn, on 18th inst Oliver d. Baldwin,
Relatives friends are invited to attend he tonera sery
ice a. le residenceoi his biotr Rev j. AJ'i B4aSini
407 Adelp ST. On TUESDAY a. 10 a. H. lhiernota Al Aoah'
Pleasant Cemetery Ne@arE, Nj.
DuFoURcQ7on Tl..asy, Jaa l3 Emile a i D,as9greg ,ss
THE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
Duiour,q 30 last Eighty rstst. near LiisoH ave,
Oh slouday. Jan. y. al ,. N.
EVANS-Jan. j., 1915, John G. Evans sCed - years =,
uucral from bis late residence 3i7 Nt5t fOutte sp "
" Monday 7h, 800 Friends q ths family invited
GnEGoKY.-sudeeuy on saturday morning, 18Th inst a.
Joseph Gregory and glitter e ae late Muses. Hatch IL
{ G5m year ot her age.
Notice of funcra hereafter.
Dauuury, Coma. paio!s please cory.
HowE Rooyn 90 saFay S nGFni4g Sg a iJa S': Han .s
nah butt we ol LlI~ ;g iagMp ~ ~ cbip, '' anu
Fuuerll Oh Monday a; p m. at Princeton y J.
KINGou the IN Inst Of Group H9ro King IT, aged l3
montts Only Of loia'io ana Essie io"1ra "a nips
irenl, 0f tho fam.ly are invited To attend
LOGAN-On the 18th hst Montgomery Logan. In tho list
F3ners nom lis residence Groyest East orange y j.
Ia, az clock p u EeiiNes aid .ilchdf
invited 70 attend. inteFment in Kosecale Cemetery,
NIcH0Is-on Friday lih, pneumonia. snlck Nichols.
the sixth Cf
Relatives invited attend the funeral on
Monday. l7th at 10 from his late residence loo East
Thirty nltn-st
sMITH-On Friday Jan Il, 1876 Mr Abram G.. younsesi
Of Henry and h00y Ann smith, IN the Z5d year oi MS
Funeral on Monday evening clock from Central Baptist
Church Forty second s bloadWay frieh, aha t'.
t,es Of family respectfully invited to attend "Ithoo'
further notice.
STAArS-On Friday l4t John IL Slaa's, age" 40 Soaih
elaest " liz hhnl "a Staals -,..,
Relatives infitet t"e i.h'l-.i
Nonday. > clock m nom us iatc Iesll'ncn
No s3I siXthaye. Ills remains VIII Dc taken 20 le Aali
SecOnd-sL
sTEBBINs-At Oswego Jan - ls75 Caroline v G. steD
hus wife OF Rev. Henry IA. SteOblus ltstOr Of
Clutch and daughter of Joshua NJ. Van Coit
DsuGcny, at Greenwich, Conn., on Friday, JAu
n Annie NJ, wife II isaac J.. Rea.cd
titiyes and Trends attend tho funeral
vices at o lTesbyteIan Church, Port Chester y. y on
ieslay jar Is at 1880 O'Clock l. Trains leave Grand
Central Depot al . o. and l0.lO am.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

befall our own aquatic carnival and British rowing
man would consent IT, That universities mag take
part in the international collegiate race, and
also tho International regatta at philadelphia,
is the wish of the whole country; but it will
be necessary for friends across the Allan
n day. The International regatta at Phila-
dephia Is fixed for the end Of August Is highly prob
able that England will be represented there by two or
three independently OF the universities why not
hold the collegiate at the same regds, or within
few days OF ti When the invitation from the
Regatta Committe reached England all three OF the uni
vesities had separated for the Christmas vacation Az
thr resumption OF the term the matter Will be discussed
and IL the Of the proposed contest is changed,
s impossible what the decision Will be- but as AT
present fixed II will be impossible for either OF the uni
yersiiies to accept the invitation.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
PrOhHbiIlfieG.

Pr0bdbiIihes.
For NepEngldnd, ne Middle States, and oper lakes.
scW prerdu, Nth slight changes in temperature.
southeast 10 Sou-uest pinds, and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly cloudy
and slightly warmer weather, southerly to westerly
winds. stationary slowly falling barometer. and areas
OF rain in the northern portion.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light rains. south.
ery To westerly winds, and falling barometer, with
slight changes In temperature followed by clearing
weather.
For the upper lakes light and southery TO wast
erly winds, followed by partly cloudy and warmer
weather during the day
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
partly cloudy weather and sUuthery to westerly WINDS
with low barometer during the day probably followed by
colder weather aud northwest To southwest winds.
The Central Mississippi River will continue TO fall
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
JUSTICE GEORGE D. LAMONT.

George ID. Lamont, one OF the Supreme
Court Justices for the With District OF this State died
at his late residence in LockrO yesterday at the age of
3d. Justice Lamont native OF Western Ncw-Ioik,
where lie pracuccd law several years with ability and
success H served part of term In tho State Senate III
1859 and from SG2 until 1S6J Prosecuting Atini-
ney Of the Uuted States in the Provisional Count oi
Louisiana. In tIa Latter capacity hc discharged his
arduuus du,ics with ability and fimne-s Ia lol ne
was elected To Supreme Court in the place OF Justice
Marvin. Justice Lamont dguihcd ana aHlahic lie
was an able jurie, and asSduCus III ihc dl'cHai ga
hs duties. u understood that GOV 1Ldcn VIII m
medately appOn; his successor Tue funeral VIII lh'
place Tomorrow, at LUckporj.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
LATEST snip NEWS.
For other Ship Nsgs see Second Pa1e.i
Ii L


steamship City Of Br Brooks. Liverpool jan
q, Queenstown 7th. with mtse. and pass 10 = o. Dale
QueenstoI Il GtG with mdse. ana pass Williams & Guion
steamship NayarBlO (ljrl Rogers, Hun, Eng Dec 81,
q 60
steamship Caucus Bcarso Boston with inse and pass 70
steamship anita, Howe. Philadelphia, with mdse to Jas
Bark Luola A. SNOW Phiusbury Spruce Head, Ne, with
Schr Potos Curtis Progreso days with hemp and hide.
ser Vest eide, DAVIS Corpus Chrsi " dao win hides
sciT o.seo - OF and IA days St. John, n. b. wits
Schr. Defence Han. vinalhaven. with granite.
Schr. 4. \. PANE. Jones. East. orL with hsn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
roaTrAyD. Ne. Jan. I6-ArTived. steamship sarmatian
barAs anche How, IRON Boston; sarah h. Frazi1, rn
Hattie Ross Arrived 18th schrs CUBA, from S. Jobr. g.
for Mafarzas; Moore amt Arthur Burton from Bost0n
Emma story, om GloucesltIi Mary susan irVil "c~'
BosIoS jan l6.-Aryed, steamships Heca lBrl Bl.lngs
Lancaster NILS from wOreans, brig II. b. Clelyes,
CgmRs ,ar Non from @ ai 9o"' iOH' D'
PHILADELPHIA Jan. l6-Arilved. steamships ALLIANCE Car
NJ. Tuc.rr, Mcrryman. from Darien Ga
DELAWARE BEEAEwArRR Jan. l6.-Thc steamship Indiana
fron, Rl-on ,a,el stsamsliip Montana for Panama.
ston ir1m York schr. sarah Wood. rom Philadelphia
SAILED Earl Vi Esin ,Br j. for Norfolk Thor lAorb
CHARIFsioy Jan I6-Arriyed. schr Louise P. Mallory.
New Nor. called bars Liza 81 l2ugihn ioT ha're'
Cleared yesterday, bark Agnes Campbell ior L'efpOoL
FORFIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan l6The North German Iloyds steam:
snip si,r IRON Nevl OIL Jan o. arrived here to-day ana
DISASTERS.
WASHINGTON jan lG-The signal Service observer at Caps
Mav reports bark ashore N cat The Middle of leamngs
Beach, 10 niles Eort Of cape May No particulars nave UeeA
The vessel reported this morning by the ssnal ser
observer al Cape May WAS ship iDslodd oi OaIA am
a.i at 4 20 a.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
Obituary..
]. WARREN MILLER.

j. Warren Miller, who was for some years con-
nected with the City STAFF 0i THE TRIBUNE died OF
consumption at Brighton, England, the 26th of De
cember last. About four years ago Mr. Miller went 10
London, where lie began the publication OF paper
called 7he States, intended to express American ohlo
aui record American news. Bu; the project Iaeh aud
the labor and anxiety which 1t occa.ioned lld the ers
the disease wGch caused Mr. Mcrs death. lie haa
formerly been contested with the press in Galena H.
During the he rived as Captain and Assistant Adj
iutantG enora the staff OF Gen. y. j. 4. Dana
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
coLNr ANpRAssYs scHENF.

VIENNA, Jan. 10, 1870.
Count AndrassyN note mentions several re-
forms a. urgent Or 'hcao Tho prime pal are the establish
meat ~ the equality Of all religious dcnominatons
alteration of tho sysc of taxation, and changes IN the
administration o. Justice especially the acceptance oi
the ,ydeuc, q, Chetiins in the courts The mote pro-
posr. the establishment ~ Commission composed In
eoual Numbers II Christians auI Tmks an effective
guarantee OF the execution of the reforms. IL uthatr
that some time may possibly bo required before the exc
cuion Of the proposed changes in reference to the
Agrlrfan question and other points practicable
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsufNGTON, Jan. 1G.-Master a. G.. Dillingham;
Ensign Henry MOrn ordered to the NANTUCKET at
Norfolk Va ard Eus J. NJ Robinson TO the fassalc, ~
Norfolk Va Lieut. Washburn Maynard detached from the
station Ordered To the Wy andOtte at Norfolk
Lent Edward MOa imam s detached the Intrrid
and ordered Nantucket norfolk Va Lieut. Walton
Good detached the HydroIa phc ONCE ana ordered
to the Passac Norfolk, Va Master Chas H. Lyman 10 dc
faehed from special duty At Annapolis ana ordered To the
Wyaniotte at Norfolk, Va Ensign l.. - Quatrough fIOm
the Despatch ordered 10 the PassaIc, at Norfolk Va
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
6petial Notltss.

journalist Of large experience, who can furnish the
highest testimonials character ani capacity sshe ~
himself. purchase Otncrwse with wtllesiaO
lshed weekly paper m intelligent and en1erprsng com
would devote his whole time 10 editorial WORK
refers By peTmss To the Editor OF The lrOuhe Adj
dress " y. y - Tribune Counting room
Post-Url.e Nstice.-The FOREIGN MAILS Tor me weox
ending SArU RDAN. - 1876, will close at his ONCE
TUESDAY att NJ, FOR Europe per stessner -"
VIA. WEDNESDAY atS n ~. Tor turep;
per steamer Java. Queenstown on IN lssDAh IL
M, for Europe, per steamer Gelert VIA PymoutD Cnsr.
bonrg Hamburg; SATURDAY AZ II a. M. ior In
gland Wales Ireland and France per steamer Ni o Lc'
France direct per 81 amer &bi adur,
wa Uayre and at for scotland direct per steamer
Victoria via Glasgow, and At ll3o for Europe per
steamer Hoeustauhen southampton and Bremen naus
Sr China JaDan &C. Will leave francisco, Feb 1870
oi.co Fab q 1875. 4. L. JAMES. r. n