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saved from the GaIlow.,

ALBANY, March 10. - Park Commissioner
ODonohue appeared before Gov. Tden to-day with
some newly discovered evidence In the OF Michael
Murphy the Manuel murderer, sentenced to be hanged
on ths 9TH OF April for the murder Of Mrs HuJus II
has been shown beyond question that Murphy was In
Jersey City, thirty-two miles from the scene OF the
murder at IL O'Clock that night ana that no trains had
by which IL would have 0eeh possible for him
TO reach that place n the Interval Mr. ODonohue had
letters from Judges Pratt Gilbert and Barnard sus'
tanning his application for commutatlOn OF the sen
tence and the Governor, being sasned that the newly
discovered evidence warrants such action. has com
muted the sentence TO imprisonment for life Mr..
ODonohue has taken great deal Of interest in this
case and was SO overcome when the Governor An.
nouneed his decision that to USE his own words, he
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n GREAT FALL.
Prom the Duke Of sutherIand's Estats to the
sausage Mills OF New York.

Prom the Duke Of sutherIRnd's Estats to the
sausage Mills OF New York.
Mr.. Tunis johnson, OF 81 Nassau street,
yesterday knocked down to the highest bidder
nvs dogs which were advertised as English fox
hounds imported from the estate OF the Duke
OF Sutherland. Those who were enough inter-
ested In these dogs OF high degree to look at
them before the sale, saw nve deop-ohested,
heavv-muscled animals, whose ears were Of the
short, round type that is supposed to be charac-
teristic OF the English hound. The color marks,
too, were unmistakably hound-like, but there
the evidences OF good breeding ceased. Tho
tails OF the animals. the surest Indicator of
blood, were thick, and In one case bushv, and
tho general make up Of the dogs told either Of
very bad keeping or very indifferent breeding.
How much Is offered for these valuable ani-
mails, one with the privileRe7 2" the auctioneer
shouted. He repeatedit It half dozen times with
out elicitng response. "They are FIRST class
Investment. They can be sold for $1,000 In the
SOUTH" he continued psrsussively. "I'll give a
dollar apiece for them for sausage meat" a
bury Irlshman responded. This bid was In
creased to Sl.Io at which price Mr.. Ballard be-
came the purchaser.
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THE BRooKLYN sUPERvIsoRs.
Attorney-Gencrai faircbild Declining TO
Grant u Writ Of Quo Marranto.


Attorney G eneral Fairchild has inform ed
Col. Robert Johnstone Of Brooklyn that he will
not grant a writ Of quo warranto to test the con.
s.ltutionallty OF Senator Goes bill reyiving the
double-h eaded local Government OF separate
Supervisors and Aldermen, under which the "
Aldermen were unseated last fall for less num-
Der, and a new Board Of Supervisors was elect
ex-Alderman Gardner OF the Fifth Ward to be
that the Legislature had no right to pass a local
bill providing Tor the election OF supervisors. A
sum Of money has been raised to test the bill,
and II the proceedings are successful, the pres
eut Board Of Aldermen and the new Board OF
supervisors must vacate for their predecessors.
In urging the Attorne General to grant the
quo wArranto Mr.. Johnstone wrote MIN as fol-
lows:
Gov Tiden declared this bill to be unconstitutional
other provisions that we're Incorporated IN IT,
saying that the courts would sustain whist vas const
rage beyond the power Of language to describe II the
Governor should sign bil which he thought was un.
ess of sestins Il IN court SucS refusal Would BE- a.
despotc as the worst act Of the worst Cesar There
after here would be protection against Legislative
ignorance and usurpaton.
Mr.. Johnstone said yesterday that Mr.. Fair
child had given no reason for refusing the appl-
cation. The question to be considered was
whether a Governor whose oath OF once 10 that
he will support the ConstitutioD, will sign bills
that violate 1t, aud whether tue Attorney-Gen-
etai, out OF gratitude TO the Governor, for past
poliJcaI fAvore will refuse to allow the act to be
tested in court Of Justice.
1t was asserted that Brooklyn politicians,
Boss" Mclaughlin, Assemblyman McGroarty,
VIM. G. De witt, aud Thomas Kinsela. were 10
the Governors house prior to his signing tn q
bill, 70 persuade him TO sign II.
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NO PROTECTION TO WITNESSES.
Every Means 10 be Used TO Defeat the House
BilI In the senate.

Every Means 10 be Usod TO Defeat the House
DilI in the senate.
WAsHINGToN. March l5.-It is now pretty
definitely ascertained that the Administration
has urged It's friends in the Senate to resist by
every possible means the passage Of the act
passed by tho House for the protection OF wilt
nesses who testify before Congressional commit
tees The effort TO secure Its defeat In the SEN
ate will be headed by Copkling, who has been
engaged for several days looking up authorities
to support hts side. Whether Edmunds will
second him or not is as yet uncertain. Logan Is
especially active to secure the defeat OF the
measure, because there are several persons
under indictment In Chicago for their oonnec-
tion with the whiskey frauds who would be glad
connection with crooked whiskey TO q Congress
sional committee. II Is really matter Of life
and death with moro than one prominent Re-
publican that this act should be defeated, and
they will leave no stone unturned to accom-
pllah IL.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Paw Day on the London stock Exchauge-l
Number OF Failures Reported.

Paw Day on the London stock Exchauge-A
Number OF Failures Reported.
LONDON, March i5-Noon.--To-day Is "pay
day. the last and most critical OF the fortnighy set
temen.s The Stock Exchange Is disturbed aud ex-
cited. feeling OF uncertainty and anxiety prevails
SIX failures have already posted the House Five
are trininE, but one 0hst OF William Upward stooa
broker Of Is rhrogmorton street, m believed TO be fos
q considerable amount. Further failures consid-
cred certain number of failures also reported
the 0lasgov and Liverpool stock Exchanges out II hAa
not yet beon ascortained whether these will have any
serious effect here.
3P M-Twe additional failures have Just been posted
In the Stock Exchange. Business Ia nomins nsi.
the settlement absorbing attention. The changes IN
prices OF the different securities and shares do not
that there 10 any excitement, though they mostly
downward SIN further failures are expected but none
OF any great Importance.
4.3o u. M.-One more small failure 10 Just announce4
N the Stock Exchange, making nine for the Gay aud
sixteen this t0rtughty settlement. The stock
ket closes nrmer. and with better feeling than any
m IA
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RICH BUT WRETCHED.
A wife Whose Husband Owns over Hall n
million suing for Divorce.


Mrs. Georgiana Nichols the wife OF VIM.
D. Nichols Of 10 East Seventy fourth street, New
York, real estate dealer, the owner Of over half
a million dollars worth OF property, has insti
tuted a suit for limited divorce on the ground Of
inhuman treatment, and yesterday afternoon
her counsel, Mr.. Frederick Ward, applied to
Judge MoCue, in Brooklyn, for suitable Alimony,
The atfidavits OF Mrs. Nichols and her dauRh Rhters
George ana Annie, relate that, although they
lived In luxury and plenty, the home was made
wretched by the defendants temper. They al
lege that at one time, when Mrs. Nichols asked
him for money, he threw glass OF water In her
face that on another occasion he said that he
could Iid himself Of his troubles, but that he
would FIRST fix his wife (; that he took pistol and
threatened his own life; that he called his wife
mend OF hell, and that he subjected her to
much more cruelty. The petition for alimony
relates that Mr. Nichols has over S50O0OO worth
OF real estate divided into nifty parcels that he
owns rich Ophir and California mine stock,
which yields him $1,000 month, and that he
has yacht, drives fast horses, and is expensive
In his habits. Judge McCue reserved his de-
csiOn.
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Anauias Hayes wcst Point Cade,.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-rhe House Judicia-
~ Committee to-day examined so-called claim agent
named Lily TO what he did with the 5000 paid for
the appointment OF Cadet Beardsey the West Point
Academy. He said Congressman Hays OF Alabama
gave him the appointment ana that he told Hays that
gressioss District Of Alsosma, and that hay. never
this cadet broker Impressed Hays that he believed
that young Beardsley was Truly pauper in Choctaw
county Ala. and would make good ofcer In the reg.
ular army Belknap would only give the young man
chance, Ihat yenerable Judicial head, scott Lord,
knows Congressional virtues so well that he did not be-
lieye Liy's story. and Beardsley has been summoned
from West Point to tell what he knows about the
terested friendship of ths cadet broker.
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Congressman Cox Is confined TO his room with
attack Of fever brought on by the Nated air IN the
hall OF the House.
The condition Of Representative Ketcham Of
Pennsylvania much improved out he ID not yet CON
sdered out Of danger
1t Is believed that the Attorney g eneral has
sent a man to Canada after Marsh under promise OF
safety, aud that he will be bAck IN day OF two.
In the House Mr. Faulkner Dem, W. Val
offered resolution instructins the Committee on For
egn Aars To inquire into the powers conferred A.
B Stcnbereer, as special agent 10 the samoan NAv
gator Islands Adopted.
Pnchback started last night for New Orleans,
and II 10 said he will make terms with Kellogg be th3
AppOintee 10 the senate IN which event the kepuDcAn
Senators who yoteo aRainst his Aimls-iln on tho
ground OF illegal election Will md themselves at log
RerAeads with the Administration
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The Crisis Of CongregationaIIsm.

The leading members OF the Rev. DIR. BudinR-
toms church have Informally discussed the proprey Of
once following the example OF the Church OF the
Pilgrims repudating the acts OF the Beecher Adyis
ory Council and II 10 understood that the action
will be taken as soon as Dr. storr's address has been
circulated enough to form q weight Of sentiment The
church s nearly unanimous In its feeling on the subject
call Will doubtless be placed In DR.. Budington's
hands next week for church meeting to pass upon the
question. II expected tnat majority OF the churches
70 the denomination viii take stand In repudiation or
In acceptance OF the councils dicta. There will be
sctiop after Dr. Stortssyews have been dgestsd
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IN BANK RUPTCY.
The Cause Of George Hughes d Co.'s Finan-
ciaI Troubles.

cInI TROUBLES.
Mr.. George Hughes, of George Hughes & Co.,
linen Dealers OF ios and 200 Church street, states that
tho faliure Of william spotten Co., and others with
whom they had accounts, caused their bankruptcy.
The unsecured liabilities were ts9s. .27L4o. The assets
yl6l 3i so. valued at tisl 80 The doubtful
assets were t23s 1870 offered TO the creditors In acd
tion to the compromise making the total nominal
ssseIs 1894 o9 81 nearly In excess o. the liab;
by mortgages and real estate not In the other
aisets The total of secured and unsecured liabilities
was ti59. .l66S5
II is also ssd THAT Mr. Hughes who had gone TO Ire
land and Scotland confer with the creditors there
left Belfast with their knowledge, intending
home but arrested at the suit of Robert Lindsay
Co. and thrown into the kmalnham Jail The DEBT OF
Hughes q Co. to Lindsay Co. was about G20O. Mr.
Hughes claims that the proceeding
socalled by the Chief Justice when he examined
courtnstituted TO force him to pay Lindsay Co In
full. which he did not do MIR. Hughes liberated
without conditions, and the plaintiffs had pay the
costs. He gave no security ~ Lindsay Co., or TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16
A Mystery Mad. More Mysterious.

The decomposed body OF the one-eRged man
which found of Fifty second street, Brooklyn on
Tuesday, and supposed to be that OF Lewis Gardner
convict on Backwes Island, who is said TO have been
thrown from . boat on Jan. by Deputy Keeper John
Kid. while crossing from New York, was pronounced
yesterday BY person from Blackwells leland not 20
be Gardners body Gardners right leg was amputated
Al the knee the right leg OF the body Il intact aud the
LEFT log s missing from the hip socket down. Al the
COroner's Inquest yesterday DR., Sheppard testined
that the missing leg had been amputated The jury re-
turned the usual verdict passed on unknown cofpse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16
Delay In Confirming sobeneL'. Successor.

DtIHy IN NOhhfTHInE Nchthck's SucctssOr'
WASHINGTON, March b.-PreVious to taking
nna action on the nomination OF Mr. Richard IL. Dana,
Jr TO be Minister to England. the Senate Foreign Re.
lations Committee will hear him In reny the charges
made against him by Gen Butler OF literary piracy &c.
Next Tuasday session has been assigned for this
pose and Mr.. Dana has been informed by order OF
the committee. one Of ts member authorizes a de-
NAL OF the that the committee had the
President to withdraw his nomination.
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A struck Jury in the Canal Suits.

ALBANY, March 15.-Justioe Osborn OF tho
Supreme Court has ordered that the defendants In the
canal suits show cause at special term Of the court
to be held the chambers OF Mr. Justice westbrook
the city OF Kingston 18th day OF March 1870
two O'Clock IN the afternoon, soon thereafter
counsel can be heard, for rule ororder that special
Jury be struck for ral o these causes for such
other or further order the Court may make In the
premisee, and that this order and the afidaVts be
served on defendants attorneys by mailing copies thereof
tO them this day,
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Tn, Rc,,r,eu, Oue,,,on I'm s,.,r.

MADRID. March 15.-Don Calderon Coblantes.
the Foreign Minister speaking Congress relative 70
the religious question: said the Government trusted 70
the wisdom Of the Pope and his affection for Spain
They hope that Providence will prevent cmnentlya
Catholic nation from beng divorced from the common
head OF the faithful Later on, Senor sagastA in OPP
posing the address In reply to the speech from the
throne. defended religious toleraton, which. he do
clared. the Vatican would never consent to grant
though u would accept accomplished facls.
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LONDON, March 15.-Brussels advices report
that the police authorities Of that city hope
a considerable amount beyond what Kindt the default
ing General Of the Bapque de Belgqus had
IN his possession when he was arrested at Queeutown
kndt Is said TO have despatched beforehand to New
YORK bon which 10 supposed TO contain valuaDles aud
securities and which Will probably DO Intercepted aud
secured by the police.
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The Rev. Imri Wheeler, of the Methodist
chTuch Of the Atonement Philadelphia, attended
Moody and Sankey's meeting last night. and when the
services were ended no got on Fourth avenue to
Tide down town. Three men on the rear platform
$500. He jumped OF the platform and chased the pick
pockets In Twenty sixth street. but they escaped Tho
watch had been presented TO M Wheeler By the women
Of hls ehurch.
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MIR. Walker and nj. WIFI.

Judge Robinson, In tho Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday decided that temporarily MI Joseph
Walker must pay his wife t75 week alimony and $500
for counsel fees His Honor said, AFTER the Instances
OF her indelcaie nnfeminlne. and gross conduct,
presented IN AndaVts OF numerous ltneaes the allow
ance OF any greater sum wOua be TO administer not
AnJ ef her actus wants Li 10 her sxtTayagan habits
ol NLpendltuTe." ~
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Tho In.urpcn, Victory in ncrzraoyinr.

LONDON, March l5.-rhs Times special tee
gram from Berlin says; "a letter from Peko Paulo-
viCh. who commanded the insurgents at the battle %
MuratoYizza assers that force OF l55O Insurgents At
tackled $500 Turks Ony 7oo Of the latter returned "
to Gatschko. About 800 were killcd aud the O'herl
drowned dispersed. The insurgents captured
go Iin,s s1d foar rlned cannon"
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Further suspension of Mining operations.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-At a meeting OF the
schuylki Coal Exchange the committee appointed 10
confer with . similar committee from tho Lehigh
operatives draw MP uniform schedules prices for
the season failed TO arrive at an understanding tele
gram read from the New York combination pro.
posing continuance Of the suspension OF mining in
Luzerne helds until April s. The proposition was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16
Murder In tho First Degree.

EIMIRA, March l5.-George Z. Crozier, charged
with having poisoned his wife IN July last Benton,
Yates county, to make room for younger aud more
favored woman, has been on trial al Pen Yam since
Monday, the 9th inst before the Hon David Rumsey,
Judge OF that district lhe Jury were out two hours
this afternoon when theT returned with . verdict OF
murder In the hrst degree.
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Application was made TO Judge Moore, In
Brooklyn yesterday, TO appoint Gay for the trial OF
WIN. A. Fowler. The Judge questioned whether he
had ght to command the trial OF an Indictment but
sud thar n the Indictment was not moved for trial by
the close OF next week he would entertain motion
for the defendants discharge on his own recognzanee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

BELGRADE, March l0.-Ihe Turkish troops
massed upon the seryian frontier having committed
depredation. the servan Ililiua have been mobiEea
and ordered to march TO the frontier. Cabinet
ell under the Presidency OF Prince Milan held last
night, which discussed the policy Of the Government
at the present uncture. The members OF the late Con
atyo Cabinet also requested TO attend. The
general Impression is that peaceful counsels prevailed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16
A Hint 90 Bummers.

A respeotable-looking man, calling himself
Henry Ward Beecher. picked up drunk In the street
last night by 0cer OF the Nineteenth PRECINCT AT
the Fifty ninth street Police Court, yesterday Justice
Murray discharged him because he bore the name OF
rpaI ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

PoRT JERvIs, March l5.-This morning tho
body OF man found alongside OF the Erie Railway
track Pond EDDY by documents In his pock cts
he was identined a. Michael Mullen OF Gray Court,
Another body was found at mldnght two miles west OF
Deposit which had been run over and horribly man.
ged bJ train Ills remains we're not identned, but he
Is supposed To be from Corning.
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Gen. Pillows Bankruptcy.

MEMPHIS, March l5.-The dwelling OF Gen.
Gideon Pillow was sold at bankrupt sale yesterday
There was no competition IN the bidding. The dwell
ing, which is probably worth 5000 was bought by
gentleman for t2d, and the valuable library by another
person eli and both presented TO Mrs. Pillow.
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MEMPHIS, March BIN Austin, Miss, yester-
day, W. " sullivan, an attorney nred at sherin Man
ming OF TuncA county and missed him whereupon Man
ming fred twice with his revolver, woundlng sullivan
severely Tue origin Of the dltcultY is not known.
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SOME WAsHINGTON TOPICS.

FIcFFepOht 10 DO InNcrtIRnted-COI, Dyer md
Gen. Henderson summoned.
WAsHINGroS, March 15.-The special COM
mittee OF the House to Investigate the whskey frauds
In Missouri will examine Attorney General Pisrrepont
next SATURDAY and on the Tuesday following District
Attorney Dyer ana ex-senator Henderson will be
heard The facts already IN the possession OF the
mttee 10 regard TO the conduct OF tho Attorney Gen
erai Will be exceedingly dificult TO explain and MIR.
peIrepont VIII ind before be ge1s through inat At
rivsl matter TO play the bold game he did IN inter.
erng with the course of Justice. Henderson Dyer
are both fearless men, and will tell the whole truth
when they are placed upon the stand.
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CHICAGO, March l5-It Is stated on good au-
thory that |. r. HOJt. formerly Chief Deputy COllec
tor OF internal revenue, who was indicted for compile
Y In whiskey frauds, has left this city for Canada
T.. T. Bridges, revenue agent, 10 also reported to
have gone, but this is not fully yerined.
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OTTAWA, Ont, March l5.-G. II. l.. Fellows,
Mayor OF this city died to-day. Mr. Fellows represent
cd the county Of Russell for many years the old Cana
diau Parliament. He the Oldest member Of the bar
IN the city having been admitted 70 practice In 1889.
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Running short Of rrae,,ona, Currency.

WAsuIHGroN, March 15.-rhs Chairman OF the
House Appropriation COMMITTEES will tomorrow ask
that the bill to substitute subsidiary silver coin for
fractional currency be taken up. the OF the
latter In new notes Ia so small that will be impossible
TO provide decent notes for business purposes after
Monday next: Secretary Bristov and Director Linder
were before the committee to-day, and urged that
something ahould be done promptly.
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snow blockade on The Paciao Railroad.

SALT LAKE, March l5-No passenger trains
From the West arrived at Ogden yesterday or to-day
Tue trouble from snow Ia reported TO be west from
uoanO, IN Nevada.
OMAHA, MsIch l5.--Telegrams from the West state
lhat the CentTal Paclnc road blocked Wells
ion but i s thought WI be clear tonight The Union
noTning At siI o'clock. To-dAys train will be here
about twelve O'Clock tonight II Il seven h0urs ate. II
~ "a 0'cIvek uhll sysnlAa.
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BIakely Wilson'S Denth.

Intelligence was received In Jersey CITY yes
terday Of the death OF President Bakey Wson Of the
second National Bank, who was visiting the Nhe with
family,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

A jury In the Kings County Supreme Court
yesterday gave August Miller aged 90, night vstch
man in Flushing avenue chemical factory. n verdict
OF 81 500 for having been bUen, In 1873 by blood
hound belonging 10 John Mckesser and Daniel c. Rob
bins In FLUSHING avenue. He sued for 5000.
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The Cost of the st. Loui. whi.key Trials.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-The entire expense
OF the whiskey trials In st. Louis reported the De
partment Of Justice to have been $4,000. Ex-senator
Henderson gets t22, ,000 and Col Broadhead ana Major
Eaton eaeh 10000 making the total expense Of special
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

The appeal OF the Delaware, Laokawanna aud
Western Railway Company against this Hudson River
Tunnel Company. In the proceedings to prevent the
construction OF the tunnel through jersey City
land was argued ~ Trenton yesterday. aud decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

bN"Fu E'FTHUV Vt
LONDON, March l5.-RiRht Rev. Robert Mn
man ID. D., Bishop Of Calcutta, Is dead.
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ALBANY, March 15.-SpeaIer Hustled tonight
received Intelligence OF the desth OF his father, and I'm
mediAtelY started for home Mr., Sloan. speaker pro
taQL. vii act during MI uustsds absence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

The Justices OF tho Marine Court have refused
TO assign to duty MIR. James =. Sinnott, whom Gov Til
den appointed Justice OF that Court In place OF the
late Justice Spauldng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-16

HAVANA, March l5-lt Is reported to-day that
a Spanish gunbOat has captured the yacht Ortayia Oh
the Porto Rco aud that she Is noW on her way