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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND AND PERU.

IMPRISONMENT OF BRITISH SAILORS IN PEHU-THE
ENGLISH PROMISES 10 SEE JUSTICE DONE.
LONDON. Wednesday, March %, 1876.
In the House of Commons last night Mr..
Cameron moved for Committee TO inquire into the pro
Onged Imprisonment aud l-treatment OF the Of the
British ship Talisman by the Peruvian Government
Mr.. Bourke, Under FOrccn Secretary, stated the Gov
eminent had telegraphed to Lima that the remaining
prsoners-the captain and mate of the Talisman-must
be immediately tried. England would demand their
release. The allegations in regard to ill-ircamen
would be forwarded to the English representative in
Poru. and il he reported that they cnrro,,. ~
r,,,ant ,rord cons,r. OHceFs rs 10 INC diIs"
l.ul., 81 demanding compensation.
Sir Henry James urged that the Peruvian Government
had had full opportunity to try Che prisoners The time
had now arrived to demand their release He asked the
Government to give assurance If the prisoners remained
untrcd demand for their release would be forcibly
supported.
Mr. Ashley suggested that guhoat be sent to Caiao
The Attorncy-G General. Sir John uokcr, pointed out
that the Talisman guilty of piracy The delay III
bringing her crew 10 trial from the decision OF the
Peruvian Attorney General that The Trial could not begin
until the condemnation Of the Talisman had been de
cid by the courts The House might pend upon II, II
the Peruvian Government did not comply with the re-
quest for the trial release of the prisoners measures
would be taken 10 enforce il.
The Chancellor OF the ENChecquer, Sir Stafford North
cote stated that if the trial not proceeding rs
DISPATCHES announced il was, Lord Derby woud know
what must be done. The House might rely upon IT. the
Government would see right done in the matter. lie
showed how an inquiry by Committee might furnish
Perm with an excuse for further delay. The motion
then shelved by the adjournment OF the debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
DREw THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

EFFECT or THF FOUNDERS EMBARRAsSMENIs.
The financial difficulties of Daniel Drew VIII
be- seriously felt in the Drew Theological Seminary AT
Madison " j., but will not endanger its existence
when it was founded Mr. Drew decided to II 100 acres OF
land with the buildings upon IT, and erected new build
ngs at cost Of 100000 the entire gift being valued at
S25O,OOO He also gave h, note for @25oOoo to endoW
thu Seminary with the understanding that no applica
ton .houd be- made for the principal but that he should
nav the interes. ycarlS amounting to $1,000.
'.he SEMINARY holds the land and buildings,
and only loses Tho $1,000 year. which
viii br made up a, far possible by the Methodist Epis
copal Church There no idea ~ allowing the Seminary
10 usp,nd and viii certainly be- kept mp The Board
of Trustee, OF the Theological Seminary viii meet to-
morrow afternoon and prepare report for publication
"a the above and others In regard 10 the ccull
ton OF the seminary. ----. -,
PANEL Drew has given about 100000 for educational
purpo,es including his gifts To the Drew seminary,
500 900 20 the wesleyan University ~ Mlddiet0"n.
Conn and $50 the school at his home In Carmel
Putnam County, y. Y.
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DIED.

BAYLEs Leah wife OF the late James Bayle' in tae seth
Funeral residence, Broadway Thursday March 23
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
Of p,Sr S P9nmep ed dssahs 81
Henry Z. and Elizabeth 2. Bowen. aged year. aud 10
Relative, and friend, invited to attend the funeral
her parents, No Al Wilow-st.
CAPEIn this city sunday March TO- Adde f.. youngest
FnaeaI service A. The residence Of her Frank
A. Ferris Rutherford place at ! o'clock, on wednesday
m St."S A''D'-' '"' - '-'- " '''''"''1 ' 'H'''
Suddenly, Of heart disease at his Office in New.
YOr Monday morning March 20 Henry Carter aged ~.
Funeral from hi, late residences i9l Carlton ave. Brooklyn
DU BOIs-In Brooklyn Monday March 90 Ezre wife Of
Francis Dubois IN the SAN year Of her age.
me e d n f e hp are ~ n s
Nnth,t. Brooklyn f. d, on Thursday March 49, at 10
o'clock
sGpay Marc, arc pbs 70 Emma Livingston in
The remains rest in Greenwood Cemetery.
HEWErT-At Burlington y. j. the 18th inst. Of diph-
thc,, Beatrice Maude daughter Of Charlie, and the late
Anna e. HeHett OF Cheltenhsm, Penn.
JANSENAt Pompton, y. j., March lS after brief illness.
Eleanor Vail, daughter OF Rev. John " aud Christians
F9uer, om The Reformed Church at Pomgtop on wsdne.
ga to attend without tfhcr notice. csrrases viii be IN
waiting at the station Train leaves New YORK, Corandt
83Op Remain. win DC taken on Thursday morning
LAFON-SudGeny the 10th inst Thomas Iaton, N. d.,
The funeral VIII tax. plsc. WEDNESDAY March D. at
O'Clock from bis late residence No 10 cedars, Newark
PRAY-At White Plains, westchester County on Saturday
March Is F6cae1er IL PRAY in the $50 year OF MS age
Resvs. and friends OF the family invited attend
"Wednesday. March % s76 Carriages viii tho los
and ll:4J irain from Grand central Depot.
QUIN-On Monday morning goth inst, residence
No IS, Bridge st, Broos'n' Mary H. wife Of Joseph p
York at lOi2 O'Clock M, Wednesday, 22d inst
son ialsw " H. Mtert iilram Wright in his Saith year.
Funeral 33O West Thirty touIthst Thursday at o'clock
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A SCHOONER BUNK AND LIVES LOST.

WAsHNGToN, ID. c., March 2l.-Thc signal
Service Observer ut Sandy Hook reports To tho Chei
Signal Oficcr rs follows: M VI. Weed, belonging at
or,eu Creek L. L. Il the name OF the schooner reported
ashore last evening. She went TO pieces dulng the
night All hands suPposed to be lost No bodies a.
yet recovered Her load I. unknown. size, 200 tons
Adisputch from SANDY Hook says: "shc first struck
near IA. Highlands when she struck tho Hook only one
man was In the rigging The wrcckcrs tried to save te
man. but without success ms they lost al Tie boats th!
ATTEMPTED to launch The cl broke up about o'clock
this uIornng." The Signal service Observer az Long
BrHuch reports 10 tho Cuct signal Onlcer % lullpN7
There 4. schooner with bOwspfit gone sails nappns
ana watrrluggcd. 1y0 miles todtbcast of thl- shoi
can zee uo one board. Tho sea IL heavy "iu1' 70
mi!'s northeast"
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship He,cs see Third Page.I

lFOf Ofher ship hcrs Third Pd1e.l
ARRIVED
steamship Nerens Berry Boston, with mdse and pass to
steamship BenefacOr Jones' Wilmington ~ c. March ls
win ar pdsc sl saG ia pas; 70 Wm p Gy a 8 CO.
Delaware Breakwa,er with molasses
Bark Connausht tOf St John N b. Tufts, Psdsng Nov
Barr TTayeleF (of Yarmouth, n s. Ferguson,
Orig Myronqs Higgins Matanhis II days with sugar:
pool 80 DAYS, with coal.
Brig Mary Dorsn (of Windsor n. s., Shaw Cardenas Is
(of Baltimore Booen. Cardenas Ia days with
Ers John W Hunt (of Rocklsnd Hunt Maanzas u days
BIig Iopc Of Yarmouth. y. 81, Baker sagua Is days
Brig Williamson Windsor y. -, Williams Matanys, 10
Brig Loond Barker Cardenas DAYS with molasses
SchI Hattie Lewis to Gloucester smith, Beaver HarbOI.
schr Ellen N. Colder (of Bath. wiron Havana 10 days
schr fuella A. Snow - savannah 10 davs with lumber
sehr Adm, .d,i stee ;iaaR s-y si,i corn
cy 81 Havana Tor Havana. bgn,i Tor savannah Abe
mee for Lewes Harrisburg or P9iA"gina ship Magla.
ene i9[ bremen Drug yas l:sni y ~ ~ Johns n ~
wiSD-SuHset. fresh, y. W; cloudy.
rOREiGS rOHrs.
LONDON, March 2l.Naled 1871, Inst Luedna Durkee. An.
P S , fahs:S dA R 4 EH fSo B. As s
Mset9e oy 81 NaIp1ralso ,inEiirin' IomH1s no. Tam
V5t"rao ISIs Reg Capt hredIodt at Amsterdam I'm:
HAVE March 1.-THE Hamburg American steamship
Yor.. I'D until the morning OF tue 10Th
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON. March 2i.--The ships Alice Buck Hartman
Edith Troop Croker; Oyes southland Walker; and great
other vessels reported having sailed
pcrs during mo past few weeks 3ny proceeded to-day, hay
ing been detained by stress OF weather
outward bound for NewNoik f. at Ports
mouth with her ruGdcT Her refused 10
until the vessel II eHnmiDc ID and TrDalrc'.
Portuguese ship Emilia Au-sta Capt Bsptista from
Havana Nov II, for Liverpool before Orted itO ST.
Aces has discharged goes into floating
there 30 nave her bottom examined.
Ihe British steamship King richard Capt Pearson from
Baltimore Feb 70. Liverpool before having
been IN collision with the steamship Athlete ashore
Tmnmere has been hoaed and uccked Her damage be
heyed - be slight.
French ship Henri Andre Can't LegnelOn from
gOUs Tor CaeD Marin al Re the 18th with
neT Tudder broken ami tie loss OF her sails.
Telegram from Flushing dated March is, states that tho
Bel gan steamship August Andre capt Greye from Antwerp
Newly York, before rspored put IA at Flushing In
queuce Of detect M ner machinery proceeds 10 night
Tue BRUSH brig r. II. Ol0Tue, tapt. Kral nom Cadiz,
49, gloucester before reported returned 10 CsdZ with
SAILS has Teplite and reloaded and Is ready
To proceed.
fnc orig & T.. Kennedy Capt Peterson. from NewYork.
Jan Il, for LmerickDeOre TrlOrta In a. CadZ in dis
trssha, finished dscnsrgng ana VIII BIZ surveyed during
the week.
The German bark Emile, capt Deicke from New.York,
Feb - Bremen grounded AID lost her anchors she
Afterwards got ana tOwed to Bremen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
, SOUTHEAST GALE At HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, y. =, March 2l.-A souih-eart
gale prevailed here this evening The bark Lave OAK
deal laden and full ~ water from IT. John y. b. Tor
,rpool WA, fallen ia with nst night by tho steamer
El,ar stewart while the bark being toVed ty TIE
scloouer John smi,n OF Gl0ucctcr the steamer took
them both into harrington There are no lidngS oil the
crew Of the Live OAK. Her houses ard hoa' were gone
her sa. much torn. and her yards BROKEN Her decks
bsd ryidcutIy been swept by the The Ncwfound
land sealing beet which cft a. Johns on the ION Nl-t'
suck In the WITHIN sight Of port until yesterday,
when the wind changed, aud carried them "a sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
FUNERAL OF AARON ARNOLD.

The funeral of the late Aaron Arnold took
placr Yesterday morning from Trinity Chapel on West
Tycnty-tftlst. The chapel was hIod with those VINO
had come to pay the st tribute OF respect To Their
dead friend. The body was inclosed IN handsome
coskrt which was placed bier NJ the head 81 the
main n. of the church The floral decorations were re
arkabiy beautiful consisting Of crosses, wreaths ana
minor designs Tho Rev. Cornelius L. S"Opc fcau tle
service for the dead provided In the Episcopal htuigy
ass.rsd by the Rev G. T. Olmstcad Al the conclusion
of the srry body taken 10 Greenwood Ithc
tcry where IL was inferred IN the family vault There
u,rr ,irht nall bearers some OF whom were old EN-.
nloyfs of The firm OF Arnold, Constable CO., founded
hy Mr. Arnold,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Moore and the schooner W. Lewis which arrived here
to-day report heavy voyages. and are considerably dam
'eN -,
NE"-LoNDoN' ,onn', March Ill ne scnooncr
L. SturueVant from faikerS head iof Hotth ,"tolna' Is
ashore On Ihe east ehd OF LONG lSdnu ohs hes wen UP
~ ~ VIM nv W
ORLEANS, March Disk coal hargeS
ora rr,otoJ boro , che s,o,, nd s,rL ~ tho foot az
~ "i,'H'u nOio Wy 'HO ''oi'ii anu SUM ~ 49, -
81. J0seph-st The loss on them IL estimated ar Slooo
barge OF slaves went to pieces the loss ON when Is
$1,000.
BoSToN March 81 Tho schoonhrs Narrie
-, -, ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
THE NEW ITALIAN MrVISTRY.

LONDON, wednesday, Msfch - lN'"'
The Times correspondent at Rome telegraphs
there little doub, that the Ministry will be formed en-
trely from the Left ard allowing for some Possible mod
incations will he a. follows:
Dcpretis, President Of the Council and NiD''er OF
Finance.
Nicotera. Minister Of Interior.
COppuo, Minister OF Iu.truCtOn.
NaiIciui, Minister of justice.
ZanaIdclli Minister OF Public WORKS.
Meleguri. Minister OF Foreign Ahlirr.
Maiprama Minister Of CoMmcIc
Mez2acapO Minister Of War
Brochctti Minister OF Marine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
DAMAGE Done AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me- March 2l.--1hc gale con-
tuucs ~ this hour T. O'Clock T. M with increased No-
.na and considerable damage has Leen done. The bark
Emma o. loading at the wharf. broke her fcnl'rs ana
badly stove the wharf Tie steamer paas has
beeu somewhat damaged at the wharf, and has had to
pull on, into the .tr,am The tcamtug lsrr. while as
tiug tie barkentine Hattie {. Jackson. blew OUT her
steam chest and hpd Ia return 10 the city. several
C!ouucI- the nance Of which are unknown, has h'th
badly damaged The sceplc Of the trrr street baPt7t
Chuirn Is sway ing badly aud IL expected To isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
THE VOTE on AMNESTY IN FRANCE.

The Tmess special dispatch from PAN, states
that The French Government demanded urgency for
the amnesty motions, to dIsarm the irreconche-
abcs.
The latter had themselves resolved 1" demand
urgency thinking they would thus be able to emo"
their strength as many deputies would certainly
have voted for urgency, which pledges theih
70 nothing, although resolved to vote against
competo amnesty in the Chamber Of Deputies. VI.
Rcard said no member of the Ministry II animated by
feelings OF hatred. We oppose amnesty but not measures
OF Individual cemency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
TIE ARMIsTICE IN HERZEGOVINA.

IoNDON. Wcdnl Ray, March y, ls7d,
The Ruske Mr. says the armisticc between
Mukhtar Plsa and the insurgents concluded on the
condition that the fortress ofNcsic should be reicuard
The negotiations were conducted through the Prince of
Montenegro acting rs neutral party.
The arnisce is fact The conditions relative 70 the
provisioning Of Eicsc are not yet confirmed Eight thou
sand insurgents are investing Sicsic Mubhtar Pasha
has started with troops enforce the agreement for the
rcvictugling OF the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
DISASTER OFF THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST

VNEYARp HAVEN, Mass, March 2l.-lhe
brig Matte b. Russell Of Portland, from Maianza' for
Boeton with Il cargo OF m0nss"s, arrived here last
night and during the night was afterward dragged
ASHORE on the west side OF tue hlrbor near wet mop
The brig Nafuum H. Hill, from Port an pIner 3l ana
for Boston with cargo o logwOOd p1ri'h hl Vn',n '
The weasel IL tIEllt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
A CUEsS TOURNAMENT,

4 chess tournament was begun ut the Cafe
International 10 the Bowery Last evening which bids iair
70 I've the most interesting event in chess circles that has
occurred for many years. The players were paired by
lot AS follows Mason against Aberoni. Denar against
Rarnett Perrin against Becker Mckenzie against Hind
RO,cr against parne Din against Bird. The only game
l,yrd so far has been between Mes.rs R0ser aud Par
Mi the latter winning Mason and Alberoui play TO-
ia, and an interesting contest Is anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON March 21.-Capt. John Irwin 10
ordered TO command tho nag ship at the Mare Island
NayyYard California Acting Passed Assistant surgeon f.
" Greene ordered 10 special duty connected with the Cen
teDnia Exhibition Assistant Engineer Geo d. strickland s
ordered the AshIeot Assc station steamer Of tine ls
April from Francisco California Capt Bancroft
Gherar II detached from the command Of the Pensacola and
await orders In California. Assistant Engineer j. T. Mickey
j. detached from the AsheO Asatc station the reporting
OF his relief and ordered to proceed home aud report has ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
schooner SINK NEAR BOSTON.

SANDY HOOK. March 2l.-The crew oi STA
tlou No found the body of anegro which ashore
at : oclocl D. M. No papers we're found on the bo6y
BosrON, March PA heavy southeast to
east storm Of snow, rain, and wind prevailed here all
night and continues II is the worst storm OF the season
The schooner Hattie Atwood, Capt Foster from virginia
laden with oysters ashore during the storm last
night an ToGdy Rocks. She sank The crew were res
cued by the li,-sayug boat of the Humane society az
IIuII and brought tn TINS city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
Special Notices.


The GERNAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
desire call the attention Of owuors or DWELLINGS aud
TENEMENT property to the very FAVORABLE RATES at
which they writing policies
Parties having maturing In April and Stay
taiu full information application at the Company
office,
No 179 BROADWAY,
at the branch Offices,
FOURTEENTH 81, con. FOURTHAVE. ard q PFARI.
ST.
N.B-Ovners OF property NoRTGtGyD 70 LIEF INSURANCE
COWPANs. BANKING S,TuCuCSs &c. would do well 10 send
TO the GERMAN AMERICAN OFFICE Tor list Of be-
fore renewing their policies Rents and leases Insured q,
yOIalle terms.
CASH ASSETS. 2O62 96s 6S.
oNE MILLION INVESTED ~ L. :. GOVT BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
DIsAsrERs Of LAND.

Bo.roN, March 2l.-Ihe trains on the Yer
mont Central Railway are completely bocLaded with
snow At midnight last night while the storm was ut i'
hight large tenement house at West Rutland, W. 90
cupied by IL families took IRE and burned down The
tenants were driven ont ia tho storm without saving any
of their goods or clothing. They suffered severely.
train on the IlO-tOn, Lowell and Nashua Railroad
wa. thrown from the track about y. M today near
No,th Lexington by the giving Of culycrt weak
,urI by the storm. Conductor Iialct was thrown
through q window aud painfully injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

excellence OF Dr. JAMES ENPECTORANr have It In
family for several years and truly that know ~
medicine equal 70 IL for choosing and curing the requent
Coughs and Colds ~ which children subject AZ oil
Of the have also realized great beneH from SELF
and have recommended It Others, who almost invariably
have learned to value IT, always prescribed 10 the stu
dents under when and TIE teacher willingly
add hei testimony 10 mine in praise OF this mecneJ y
Edwards Principal OF Providence Conference seminary Fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
WIND TRAVELLING go MILES PER HOUR

RO,TON March 2l.-A Th0tChCrs TsIanN
dispatch TODAY snys fearful southeast gale + prevail
iuv there with tremendous sea running one hundred
and thirteen vessels In sight yesterday at o'clock
i'm the afternoon which put 10 sea when the storm sg
mails we're hois'rd. There are no vessels Ia s!St now
hY velocity of the wind l. ~ miles hour; the nigh
EST point reached AT o'clock this morning, Register
i,.,I :n t,,tI.s nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

can be collected, added Mr. Setback. the Board
VIII not be able to carry ts work longer unless
money be raised by enforcing that part OF the law
requiring shlpOwners to give bonds The Commits s0ners
do not yet know what they will pursue, but on
receiving the text OF the decision they will mold meeting
and propose plan for action. The Governor viii be III
formed Of all tine details m the case, and no requested to
ask the Legislature for relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

SYRACUSE, March 2l.-The statement Is made
here on the authority Of leading Custom-nouse Repub
cans that Marshall b. Blake Internal Revenue Collector
of the NNNIid District has been agreed upon ~ lhe
Custom house Republicans the successor OF william
A Darling a. Appraiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORT.


PrOb1bUlTltS
For New England. clear aud colder weather,
with northwest 10 south-west winds and rising baro-
etrr.
Ear m. Uiie suites and l0rsr ta.ss ci6dr o. clearing
r,,ib,r AMI 0yh.vrsrly ~ south cceteriB rmS sight
chaugts in tsHpsrdttire, and rising barometer ,
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport fottHhi anu
Nh. ,ba.s. 4 Gland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
SNOW N NORTHERN NEw-ENGLAND.

BosroN, March 2l.-The heaviest snow OF
the season fell in Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont
lat nght u some places - inches level being re-
ortc Railroad train. most Of the Northern roads
mr., DELAYED and on the Concord and Montreal Railroad
is fast In the SNOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
A Heavy Business.

During the week ending March Is. the Mss-rs FAIR.
shipped from their factory orders 600 sCALEs
nearly 600 behind their orders Their
business j. Ia OF any previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ShNANlLLA, Sch s'6d1,ship Andcs March 81.
Col! Alley, A. Hanabergh ana son, Samuel Kellogg H. IL.
Graham j. Higgs, r. CalderJn, IL Keller A Hsyman, Mr.
donaldson, ". II. PieTsOn, W. h. Ellsworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
SNOW AND GALES or THE MEDITERRANEAN


LONDON, March pa heavy snow-Storm
occurred NJ Rome Yesterday Adycos from san seha'-
nan spain. announce that heavy snOw-storm has
occurred there fearful hurricane has occurred IN
Provence and along the coast OF the Mediterranean
gre at amount OF damage has been done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
ARMY ORDER.

WASUNGTON. March 21.-Capt William H. Pen
rose 81 Infantry has been relieved from duty connection
with tho Centennial Exhibition and ordered JOIN his proper
station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
HINGE MOSES FOUND GUILTY.

COLUMBIA. ). c., March. 21.-ln the State
sepat. today Moses Judge OF the With Circuit was
found guilty of high crimes and misdcmeanors aud for
maly dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
ALLEGED BRIBERY BY SENATOR BoGY

CINCISNArI, March 21.-The Commercial has
special dispatch ST. Louis, stating that ahdaHits
have been forwarded 10 Congress affecting te election
az senator gogy IL is claimed that Is members OF the
Legislature we're thus bought with money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

VESSELS ASHORE AND HELPLESS AT SEA
PHILADgLPIu., March 21.-The bark Ella
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Moody md sankey.
HpPODEnME RI-ILpINa

NOON SERVICE from ~ TO ] O'Clock EVERY DAY.
Women meeting from to las IN Fourth Avenue Han.
Afternoon al o'clock ssy Wednesday, Thurs
day, aud Friday
Ticket, for afternoon flee upon application. The addresses
of the afternoons viii he repeated SANE evening.
night az o'clock m Madison Avenue Hail. aud
fOw meeting at SAN. hour ia fCuith Avenue Hal.
Young meeting, Fourth avenue Hail. every night at
o'clock aud saturday night meeting 81 Association Hall.
1wcGty thirlst and nave, al O'Clock
No services at the HIP OdOmo on saturday and no noop
meeting on Sunday.
Po.-iDn = Noiirr.-Th. FOREIGN MAILS TOO eek
EDAl March %, 1876, will close this
~ ESDAI ~ 1880 for Europe per steamer Wis
cnnsn via Queenstown on NEDN EsDAI AZ o m. for
Europe steamer Abyssna Queenstown; rH YRS.
ll:lU tor Europe, steamer Leasing VIA Ply
mouth. CheroOurg AMI Hamburg on SA1U kDAY at 1880
m the Continent OF Europe, per steamer Moso via
southampton aud Bremen and At ~ Tor Great britain,
and France steamer Adatic, via 9ueesowD;
~ for Scoan direct must be specially Addressed
per steamer Anchoria, via Glasgow The mails Tor China
Japan &C. will San francisco April l. The direct
nsil for Brasil, dc., willlcsye New YORK April IS
A. l.. JAMES p N.
Services Mood, and SaDLey.
contributing toward the Of
these NEE gs send the same TO
j. PIERPONT MORGAN, Treasurer, % Wsll-st.
The Centennial Picture of "Prosresso q. the
H. = A.. by d. Ames, Pen Artist 2Q5 Broadway.
and nnblished by JAMES MILLER, 2O5 broadway. Il
now On exhibson only the large wnoov Of
The Domesrc sewing Machine Co., OF broadway and
Fourteenth st. Every lover OF art should eco It.