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Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

CONVICTION OF Boy HUNTERs.-At Media
Pa, on Monday, Fred. Troupe, Thos. ID.
Crummv and John T. Bird, Philadelphia
youths. were convicted of the killing OF
John Shenlan. The evidence showed that
on the 9th of December, whilst these boys
were hunt Ag their dogs ran on to the place
of Samuel Hibberd, who shot one OF them.
This led to an alteration, when in
scuffie, during which guns were used over
several heads, John Sheridan, Mr.. Hibberd's
hired man, was shot dead. Sheridan had
gone to the assistance of Mr.. Hibberd.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

You are brilliant and versatile
bouquet of loyeliness,'' he said, with voice
that was low and soft, and in refSrn she
|warbled, Dry up, George; you've said
enough"
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

columbus discovered America, but when
p boy he had as much difficulty in seeing
IAN empty wood-box or water-pail as any
other boy.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

You cannot expect men to stand cor
fected when he mas been knocked down
for making an erroneous statement.-N Y.
fspening Nal.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

A waggish speculator, one of numerous
family in the world, recently said:
" Five years ago was not worth penny
in the world, now you see where 1 am
through my own exertions."
Well, where are your"
"Why, thousand dollars in debtr'
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

/. sa"g folks grow most when in love.
INCREASES their signs wonderfully.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

" nat does young fellow look like when
ea1aneng ! hissweetheart through shower?
a rainbeau.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

T9E GRASGERs' ENcAMPMENT.-The Gran
gers expect to purchase 100000 feet OF
lumber at Williamsport for Centennial en-
campment purposes. A few days ago they
negotiated for $4,000 feet, to be used in the
construction of dining-room, which is to
accommodate 1900 people at one time, at
Elm station, the camping ground OF the
Graneers. There are about 200 rooms
completed. 1t is designed that sufficient
buildings for the accommodation of 5000
persons will be ready by the 5th of May,
and when everything is completed 6,OOO
will be able to find home at Elm station
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29
JUNCTION g. &RREAKWATER,
y sS6 sSS65AtKS%RAeEEEsR AStKS%RAeEEEsRT s RsaAiHSKSEo1aHS9S, AL KSEo1aHS9S,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME

On and after MONDAY, October 25th 1879 the trains
will be run as follows, daily, except Sundays:
JUNCTION BREAKWATER p. R.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29

If you wish to expend money for Carria
ges or Carriage work, go to VIM. r. Cahoon
d Son, Dover, and get the worth Of it.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-29
MARYLAND & Delaware II. r,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after SATURDAY, January LIST, 1876, ira
win run as follows:
, 1876-02-23

ct. LOUIS oz1a THE NATIONAL CONTENTION.
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Feb. 23.-The National
Democratic Committee mat to-day It half-past
1t Wiilard's Hail, Augustus scbsll In Tho
char, All tue members were present. with tho
exception Of several proxies. 8. ii, Patterson.
Of Colorado, was admitted to sopreasut That
Territory, After brief debate On tho question
whether the time or placs Of tue National D emo
cratic Convention should first be. h1sd, 1t was
determined that tho time should first 10 dateT-
mined. John @. Thompaoo, ot Ohio moved
that Tuesday, tho eth OF june, be the tlms.
Ms Eaton, Of Kausas. moved ~ I'll amend
ment the iiat Tuesday Of May. This question
was discussed In Ill Its bearings, wlen tie Com-
mIt,se rejected Ar. Estona amendment, aaa
agreed to the motion Of llr. Thompson fixing
the 9th day OF Juns ~ tho time for holding the
National Democratic Nominating Convention.
TUE rtAcE.
oa motion OF str, Qoode, Of Virginia, It Was
ssso,ysd that thu Delegations now hare desiring
thv Convention to b hsld IN thair respaatiys
eiusa b hard through ons 1t ths manbsEs Of
, 1876-02-23

......
AfW1n AfTcstco ia Now torA C!eT ae
fao Instance OF Rufus faRfclis
sosetai o.spateh 70 4he cateaqa Tribune.
mar e,t,idv mani NJ t,,c tsc;n,, Matt s,camrhtn
t.e. =. er.',,a.to, 800 .-,o.,a1 L., ,t;a
eo"pan5 o. na'A'ub'oa "ao rc9.@ s, ~ ~, ,.'o
CITY to-day at the suit OF Nalus daseh: Mhen
tho investigation inso the affairs of tho Com
pany wae begun for the purpoae OF occurring
avfdc,co n hc rso, IN ,,,o INIT apains. William
= 1,:.s ~ M.s so,ss. - ~. co.,,a.r
o. MIR onc oi 'ne olncee1 " 'a' oonpany
teicREaphed Tot Coi, Irwin to como on from Ca'-
ifornlt and give hia statement Of tho facts.
Tim Investigation had closed when ho arrived
49,. 49, .,,,. .r.,l,,,o or Eif,., .vn,ro to.dnv
uo''' Auu' "nno @a'Ns W 49,. ,s'.,.a.,ss
10 was a1sestea a. tho iah'ea.4on VI
Rufus Hatch, who had bognu criminal action
on charges Of embozzlement Of 4750,00os nj
1cred IN hnvn heen usef far obtaining tbs
,,,,..td,. I-r,, .v,a ). INV hofor, 1,aco pi,by
euoe'os' AA"!a was 'a"'u De'~'o ,,o non
anu aanlttea 10 Dali III tne sua' u 9oo'oso'
frwin'a fricuds Hay they intend to mako 5lr.
Hatch push this matter TO conclusion, and
that no case can bo made out against him.
Ho baa lam sbaent from; tho country for
AZ naa p,sa ao'ena ~, ..'. .o es, .i,1,,.,
reach. and hia address always known. They
claim that Mr, Hatch wna actuated by malice
a,d . das,ra far reyonpe. because A1r. TWINS
s.,s4tss. "a =. s,,.,n,n ,-no.o .od I'm f.c+a In
IeVeat!ons aaa NJ p!aay e1poseu ~ .i1,ag -
W. 'nase. A " tiH nhoo.a2 Pi,tanaas h., ,,,areo'
san na'u .oas ,s"..,1 :. ~ 80 :. 3onn y ~
= Eny nyy uu.sse' i' ~ m.a.I naI sal, e h;oi,
nyoo .Sioo, .,.,,,, ~ .l,n,-ht ha rn,,d 80
f.t.I9, f rt1 ~ .a .Is ..,n Nv, s-nr Ioea
, 1876-02-23


PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Fob. 22.-The Prohibition
State Convention mot al the Htate-Houso to day.
Moat towns were represented. 4. .. Cha daoy.
Of North Kingstowu, was elected Pros!dent.
The following ticket waa placed In nominA-
ton For Governor. Albert C. Howard Lieut.
tenans-d Governor, Altrod D. Chadaey Secretary
OF State, Joshua III. Addemau Attorney 0en-
eral Warron Il. poisco General Treasurer, A.
D. Voao.
THE HEw YORK NEpugL1cAHs.
New YonK. Feb. o2,-The Republican State
Convention will be held st Syracuse. March %,
10 elect deiegateB 10 the National Convention.
TExAs ELECTION.
GALVESTON. Tex. Feb. 22-0tlcial election
roturus rocoivcd from thltty-elEht counties give
Gov, Coke 99.98l majority. For the Constitu-
ton, 2.2a9.
CANDIDATE ron v1cE.PAEa1pENT.
ATcHIsoS. Kan, Feb. 22.-AlI tho Republican
papers Of thi. sthto hsso declared IN favor OF
tho nomination Of bepator 1ugalls for Vice
President.
, 1876-02-23

70 the f1on. Ananstus schoI fot tue abi'isy aud
fidelity with which ila disch4raed l.s tus.- ~
Chsrmnn Of The Co unit, o..
MI. sclcll extressod iis thanka 70. tls conl.
p'imant, aud hoped that thev would ali have o,-
easlun to rejo!co IN = rational administrator
Democratic in tts character.
Tho Committee then adjourned slno dio.
MEMnEnA PRESENT,
Fofiom1nE Ia list Ut tho members presents
Alabama, Thomna A. Walker Arkansas, 8. n.
cockfll1 California. frank hlcCoppin, Conuco-
t!cut, W. Il. liatnnm Dessare, Charles D.
Easton Florida. g. W.. Jonesi Georgia,
1udia,'n, E. 9. Alvrod lows, 81. II. Ham Kan
ssn. ]. T.. Eaton Kentucky, II. D. sfofIenry;
1.oniaEana, 4. G. Janin; s1.lno. l.. u. N. Sweat;
Maryland. d. Leo Knott; Massachusetts,. F. o.
Prince; Michigan William a. Moore; Minneso.
"a. William Lcchren hflsslsalppi, A. b. Dsnks
Missouri, !. q. Irinst; Nebraska, G, L, Miller;
Nevada. G. @. Walker; Now iIampst,ire +.
Jones' !: New JerBay. Thomas F. Randolph, Nav
York. 4. schofl Nurth Carolina, Mat W. Ham
eom Ohio, Johh q. Thompson; Oregon. James
X. Kelley: PennsYlyAnIn. JRmes P. Barr
laode Island. N. VAN Siycke; South Carolina,
Thomas !. slmoue:. TenneBsee. William 7.
suAsley; Virginia, John Goode; Wost Virgins,
John d. uogo; WISCONSIN, William P. Lynds
Colorado, 7. ". Patterson.
Tho Executive tommltseo meet tomorrow
10 proparo tlle call fos the Convention.
TIE cINc1sHATf HoTEA.
Tho principal hotol propretors Of Cincinnati
liave teieRr6phed that tho report Ia untrue which
charges lllem wilh demanding exosb.aut rates,
sn1 that thus far thsy have been able to hrrau8e
for nll WHO have applied, snd have t&ken III
npon tue basis Of rates G1ed In the circular.
, 1876-02-23
FRANCE,

TIE roLITfCAL REVOLUTION.
PARIS, Feb. Alt is not yet known to whom
President MacA1ahon will intrust tho formation
OF the new cabinet. The Republique Francaise,
Gaubetta's orKun, says TINT tho Buffet Cabinet
will have to rendor an account to tho country Of
It's administration Of public AFFAIRS and declares
that any revision Of the Constitution, except
n = Republican aanse, ia now impossible. A
nopub!ican paper cou,tncnts upon tho calm and
tranquil manner In which tho country aaaocia-
tod itsolf With Hopublcan ideas,
It Is stated that President MhoA1phon has
callod on II. DufAure to tako charge Of tho Min
iatry Of tho Interior until tho nootlng OF tho
Chambers. II. Buffet hna resigned, on tho
ground that be was no longer possessed Of suf-
Icienk authority to conduct tho aaminiB-
tsat!on. It Is said that n. Dufauro
advised tho President to maintain tho
Cab!nst as now constituted until tho Chambers
meet instead Of farming M ad intorlm Ministry.
Tho question Of fntrugting NJ. Duiauyre With tue
under consideration. Should n. Dntaure accept
the tusk, 1t Ia thought that Say, Catinux, CiaHy.
and Deca2es will retain their PORTFOLIOS aud Cast
NOR, reriere. lonaut, or Waddington win take
tho Ministry Of tho 1ntarior: Al thu eboyo he-
long to tho Lott Contsa or Moderate Loft. n.
DeBjardins. under Secretary OF State. aud II.
Leo, director of the preas hsvo resigned.
ELECTION NE7UnNs.
The 1hat Of tho election rsturus are NOM IN.
Tho members.elect arc classified ~ follows: !:
KepubiicAns, 1913; Conservative Republicans,
75; Donaparttsts, o.; Legitimists. ~; Cotnery-
atigoa. ~ ConstitutIona!lnts, ~; Radicals, II.
Bocond ballots In 1oG districts A1e necessary. It
is expected that when III tho elections
arc decided ths Republicans will hayo 2S3
seats. OF those it Ia expected that
Tho Loft will hold 1865, and the E1ttemo Left
So, 80 that these two sections uuitea will have
working majority Iu the Chamhar without tic
aaatatanco Of the Loft Coutre. Tho leaders OF
tho Loft Centre arc much concerned It the pros-
poets. Ii. Tnie.a wli probably take bis seat IL
, 1876-02-23
POLITICAL.

VAl11OoLs
tContlnucd from, tho Hceond paec.)
ta.lon Of The platform by the Committee, the
Convention adjourned until tbs afternoon.
Tic following are tho resolutions
for ths resumption of specie payments no. Gecsuss
havo any objections to our rsrer money being
,as wo,t +. IT, 5e II sN eat
prirr, thrown producers Of wealth nut Of employment
and as thus tostroned the day when thll 1ocotue
coin, without creating wteSpttsd bankruptcy which
IN sttcmrt to enforce tho lsu1nldion act will liz
e Viii @ y hsos hs ees. ss Il
I'd ct y y ',ens sss;f he Sss. s IL e
creditors under Tie hspoesit;c.I ery Of honesty.
W. aa 70 ,ena mt s especa W
tteso resolutions ahtuuo tho form Of standing
treat sea!nat every new e'.terrr:.e We want iHnc-
dence III tie future, and supply the conditions uldrr
which time, Industry, and economy will place ous
paper dcar equal IN valne 10 lbs aod dollar Il ito
earsat practical peod To- NJ IN ssbstrary tlns fos
a.y ,tsat. eosers A IN = e.Ser es.e In
possible 10 forete! The requisite time ~a therefore
.sk for The immediate aud repeal Of The
icaumron act, aud demand t1at oil similar tE1tiinR
with The ntrrcsta Of tile nation for political purposes
be branded l. - : crime Against humanity.
proI!hta ~ II does. In The language Of Thuddoua
kteveus, The gseenbsets were discre1itt d befors
iu legal entr for I'll public duet aud for Tho pur-
chsts Il dDSefnmsnt esnd. e .n s9d soin
Of every c1tn, anl the tnanncs IN which tho national
wsait sls be distributed de1+nds IN lsrge degteo
upon the character atsl smounts IT The national
possible, hotn ia il. exehsngesole saae md ra.e Of
Interest. High and auetualng rates Of ntere.t a1o
.na 70 s S
Th!s e'il can 10 prevented only by diminishing tho
maud Tor Il, aa !; incseasing IT, yoae Wheu note
currency needed. Tbs .ssue Of money and the reg
ulason Of tho value thereof Is matter Of nasionai
con- e1n. i is ptetoRattyo Of hoYesegnty, which
corporations. Ihe N.t!onsl ysnt note. should i
do viii banking. II should merely coin .na ls.uo
but co paper money should Il allowed u creu{aion
except shs atued directly " the United Btates md
nonna o. - ses bs., ta
which are rcal!y manut4c.orea Of snaacd and worth
IT, p,9na .heua
Thsn Wien patd PAL for ry tbs Government tanks. Mailer
Congress Or bankers should bo allowed any n,ore
now hsve over i.s eonsso ii apuc,e Cong; ess should
amply adots System under Which the volume Of
the currency would automatically regulate and Limit
tall. Bnsiness should not TO kept In constant
Of either contraction Of the currency.
No one Gu tel hoH much CURRENCY T. nes1ea 5 a. :ny
everything escentlrely FREQ 10 conr4ct Or expand In
re.pon.s t. .he reqn.re.nsnt:ss ot ts:ae. TIT
| Ell auslon Of ssivate credit.
| Eo4rth-An au national currency IL part Of the
really 10 e1ehange ia ,nteresbcarng bonds foT its
nonlnterest learfng notcs. The leEx1endees should
70 ew rso e ua
maintain them at PEI With gold CON- Whenever shs
currency becomes ia s.. and whenever currency
becomes scarce tile bonds would converted 1nto
asstr s3:esd H. :ste;is d.%:aa. y II sso;:.sia
, 1876-02-23
Tho Fugitive S]nve Circulars tho
Subject Of Heated
Discussion.
Several Prominent 0ar1ist Generals Gross
tho Border into France.
Peace Negotiations Between Egypt
and Abyssinia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

AHEAl 6HIaAlNs
IN PARLIAMENT.
this ayouipg, Biz Robert nourko, ono OF the
11rtar na,r.e,-;so for ~. Eora,1,, non.,tmnnt
=, ...,. ~ -'.".,,. 49,. 49, Ts...sr... -.a
IN fopsS 70 - question aala tEe oovesn"ens Vas
South American States, and for now ones With
Russia, France. Belgium. md tho United statos
Aua,or,nr :. ..,asso,, .,,t,, rars1, -, ,1,o fal,.
-" ~. aao1tva T., "..n sA.s ~ ~ ~ J,asax
er'es' alf. 'amos LoN1nes, ole OF she onoes
secresarloa for tho Colonial Department. said
tho Government waa certainly not recognizing
tna o.c1t,afye riolt AZ Franca Ia tl,o failing At
Newfounulana Tl.o ouoatton wan now before
~ 1o'a. U..s,:.,n ta .a H.. ,,aoas
.no .e JOINT commission, anu 10 naa s'tooe nope'
Samuel WLitbrcad, Liberal mcmber for Bod
ford, moved q resolution that. in the opinion OF
NJ, 1r,,.. .fo,. ,n,. .a,,;t+,, ~, ho.-a ;,
1,.t;a, NJ n,,'s, ,,,s w.. IT,. ...."s ~ 49,,
ns1t1sa Vsssel hnouio 10 tfeateo a. .tee' ana
should not DO removed Of ordered to leaye tho
ship on tho ground of slavery; also that Ill or
flora, circu]arH, and instrnctons 10 thu contrary
s,.s.',S - -,.1',....
THE sIAvE CIRCULARS.
In the House Of Commons to-nlght Mr.. Whit
bread member for Bedford. moved 4 resolution
IN rorarf tn tin treotmont of frc3t,ya utavea
na,,saa ~. ,,,a r.rae.,ian ~ H. .aaaa.
ealtns iof tno 1eVpcsto" u tau lesont etIu4'~te III
issued W tho AaalEalty. na asserted that tneso
Instructions ao5t 70 tho conmhnaefs OF our MOO 10
g. mhr 90 , On .ne pass ELL 81 'ne
1oyeEnnont 70 huanuon tno ttao'''ooa1 po'lcy ot
1uE.aoh ~ 3ess.u I'LL ~ nass1y; xan.s, ,n..,
namuulR, mcanoe. asoln Inm"oI!n, n.oe1a. II
Eonsesvatse, , MoYeu 10 m amouamen!t - .ho
lesouon 1uas . IL ~, ~ oGsIao1e 80 sMa. .u9snot
!n!o!mation lrom sAs NoSai COMMISSION ~
polnte4 70 1n4u!te ihto tne auolec&' ne
mAsntnlnea tnat Ing circulars con,
ttassea tAVot1D.y "La thoso lssuea
" sAo A'pelal noseinmtnt. nc ateucu tuat
Mnen tuo outoo STATES aua AusssA we're stess
bloFe.o"nlnB PoHcis' tney Houio uut Aase wi
otalea tne hgn-h9neea doctrines "nlca Wa1o
70" ,pfoelalneo. u "oulo nos DC cseat1Ao'e
1or EbsiAna 20 tAke up posNlon 70"
Nnien sno eo1ia no5 nave m9ln.alaeu ~
, 1876-02-23
FINANCIAL


NKw Yoax, Feb. 22.-WslIlngton. Kiddes i
Co., Broad street, rec!Iaers and diaslllesa, have
failed. Thar liabilities arc represented to ba
about 100000. Some tlms sgo tho 1utarnal
Heyepue et1cIaIs aeizad tLeiz whisky Oh the
ground Of uon-p&yment OF tho toyenus tax.
benjamin B. Tilt 4 Son. dealers In manufAa.
tured ELK, 1t No. % Worth atrest. hAvo made 81
assignment for tho benefit OF their creditors.
Tilt i Bon are connected With six mtuufAo-
turing company In Paterson, N. j., and It il ~
tlmsted sLat theiF AabiLllss a1s bstxsau ESQ, 600
And H40,0 600,
, 1876-02-23
SPAIN.

AApR5D. Feb. 22.-Don Carlos IL announced
IN tbs Hastju Valley. Gen. Martinez campo's
army ID marching upon Hs1nani. King Alfonso
sntsrsd Toloao ysstesdAy Aftsr the RoJalists
bad carstsd al tbs heights near &hs suxn.
pA1v, Esb, Q2-Ths Caslht Qsnasl Do1y-
, 1876-02-23

cotD EEE.fs 4 sMAL1. AFyA1n.-Most p.cpte
neglect Y. Who min1ait7 Tet 4 rold nay turn to
Better tatc cold IN limo by using Dr. D. Jayne
E1poctorant. tie we'll kuown atand4rd remedy for
coughs. colds. consumption. asthma, bronchitis and
all pulmonary complaints. and your cold viii dl1ap.
PcarI - well u oil apptehenaIQn Of dinrer.
, 1876-02-23
MOlJL1ON-BEECHER,

THE yonMxA's suir FOB MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Nav Yonx. Fab. 22.-The argument Of the
Moulton- -Deecher demurrer 10 sst doru for Mon.
day nezs. The only question presented by tho
demurrer ia whether noll proseQui ia such N
and of tho prosecution ~ will authorize Aa No.
tioa tor malicious prosecution.
, 1876-02-23

H0ND1F EVKATNE8 RK61ION,
NEW IoRt, Feb. 22.-At the evening session
ths Advisory Council yesterday, Dr.. Bacon
nsds vehement apssch. maintaining that the
andinEs Of tbs Council Of 1874 Nsts 4 Pre-
"aAsas Bhlah this 0ouAnl ~ bound to II.
, 1876-02-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cod Liver Oil nt,d Ltanc.-Thas p1ens%
ant aal setiys aGeut In ts Of MI conaumptlys
sytulto,ns. "w,lLor Compound Of Pure Cod Liver
Ol and Lime being universally adopted IN uedi.
cal rrsc:!ee. Sold by the proprietor, A. y. WIlbos
Chemist, DoAton.
, 1876-02-23


st. Louis having received > majority Of the
votes cast, tho Chairman declared that city III
tho p!acs for holding the Convention.
TI!ANxs.
alr: Priest, OF St. Louis. expressed his heart.
felt thaslke to the Committee for tue selection
shoy lad made. Hs would toll the Committee
they lad made no mistake, Tue delegates wll!
coulo to the Convention ia city wlla!o tue men,
women, aud children wore Ill Iemocsats. They
would be received with warm hearts ind oprn
banda to hosp&ab!a homes. lie hoped tho Banae
good feeling nud cool judgment shown here
weu!d extend every here.
Mr. Thompson, 1T Ohio, moved that tho vote
La declared unaulmuus, whlch As. AcCormlcd.
Of Illinois, seconded.
CONGRATULATIONS. -.
Mr, McllenFy expressed httnsolf muc. graft
ded with the pseya,ent good feeling. N1xt 10
Louisville ho preferred st. LOUIS, "ieso he VAS
sure Ill wuuld meet NTH an enthusiassio wel'
come, The yots Roleoting st. Louis "as shen
made unanimous.
Ca motion Of MIR. Waikor, OF V!rGia9a (proxy
for NeyadaJ, 1t was resolved thst !n vlew OF the
admission ot Colorado as State y Jaly us1s
that Territory DO invited to seud delegates TO tho
NationkI Democratic Convention.
TLo 1esolusou was adopted, lnattucting the
Executive Committcs and the Hon. John G.
Priest, OF Missouri, to make ~ necessary ar
laussnenss for holding tho National conssn-
lou. .-
Mr.. Miller. Of Nebraska. otfeted resolution
that tho National pc1necsatic COMMITTEES, diH-
: question over Which they 1aye no proper juris-
d!ctiou. recommend to the delegates to tho M
tional Convention 10 consider tho Justice and
a1pod.eDcy Of sbolisblng what IL known rs the
two-th,rds rule In the nomination Of . P1esldtnt
aud Vice-pEesldcDt OF tho United States. After
delate tho resolution mas referred to the Ex-
ecutiya Committee.
TIE CALL.
The Chairman presented the call for tile Con-
yent1on, which. &flet debate, Waa leter1e to t4a
Executive Committas for such amendments -
shoy may deem necessary, >itn authority 10 sp-
pcn4 10 it lhe names Of usmbe1s Ut tho NHtuual
Delnoct attc Comulitteo.
1t mas resolved tnss when ibis COMMITTEES
adjourn 1t ps TO nsa& % Tue 2ttl Of June 1t ii.
Louis.
Tbs thAnks of ths Committee wsse extended
, 1876-02-23

Neglected Coughs and Cofds.-Ecyv
are n~afc Of the inl otsauce Of checking Cough
"Comtnon Cold > an lis fret slaFe: tnat which In
Tsoches,"n neglected, often woraR upon tho Lutg,.
, 1876-02-23
OBITUARY..

TowAxpA, Pa, Feb. 22.-Ths Rsy. chsslss E.
Nollyala, son Of shs At4 Bishop o9 Ohio, Nsd
of pnsumonla eo.dAy.
, 1876-02-23

PATERSON, N. j. .... .-......
New yonx, Feb. 22.-Ths phnntx 8tlk Mills In
Paterson, stopped work to-di1 On account OF shs
failure Of Il. D. Tell 4 Son, Nsw York. Who wsto
ths principal ownsrs. The atoppag4 throws 800
hands cut u employment.
, 1876-02-23

1T ia aaj that tho Chineae excel In p,sv'ns
billiards. They arc accustomed to the queue,
you know.
, 1876-02-23
The MEAIfiER,

WAsu1NoroN. D. c., Feb. 22.-1n Tennessee.
tho Ohio Va1ley. Lake Region, Middle Slater,
and New England. siang and high barometer,
brisk 10 hEgh northwest aud north winds. do
ctdod!y cold and oloa1, Or partly cloudy weather,
e1cspt light snoua, from &hs Lower Lakoa to
Nav Englagd.
LOCAL oDsKRyATioSs.
,turc Tsh
, 1876-02-23
easray has taken refuge On French Boil. The
Cstjset CAUSE is considered hopclcssly lost.

easray has taken refuge On French Boil. The
Cstjsss Cause il considered hopelcssly lost.
FLED TO FRANCE.
MApntp. Feb. 22.-Tho CaElist ieadsra gabai1s,
p,na. Morales, and LLzarrsgA have entered
France. ..-.....
HouE Feb. 12-lt In announced that tho Vat
,Ican las Informed Don Carlos that hs onght 10
ssop fighting, NOW that auccebs Ia hopelesn.
CAPTURED CANNON.
MapntD, Feb. 22.-1t Ia officially announced
that the lsoyA1ists captured thirty-si1 CANTON,
besides .hoao captured 1t Toloaa.
THE cAH1IsT nIrnKAT,
LONDON. Eeb. 23.-0 .. m.-A dispatch from
ToiorA Rays ~ tho AlphopeIets entered tia. city
tho CsrIists rotronted towards tho A1saasia end
Amozcoas Mountains. Alrt'onso left TolosA
oi 0onerals Iona. Mar,ones, and csmros,
which woro drawn mp un tho road from
Toloba to IIerman IIo vislted ltorniani aitos-
wards, aud entered Han Sebastian amid great
popular enthusiasm. Tho citadel anu aoet Aa-
4 to doum was nung In tho Cathedral hero to-
day for King A1phonno'a entrance into Tolosa.
fl may now ba conaldote1 that lhe war Ia vir-
tually at III and.
A CATHOLIC PETITION.
Tho ArchtlBhopo Of Tolodo aud Their prela!cn
bsvo pokiti0ned tho CortcB 10 rant Catholic
unity and prohibit any Other worship in Spain.
ALrnosBo's TouR.
LoNDUHt E0u' Z&.A~h Ain4AtEA W tlU Ntll9
from Ban Sebastian states that Alphonso also
visited Audra,n and Santa Barbara, aud waa .e-
cuiyad with wild enthusiasm. The HING held
rcvisv Of the troops here. Qena. Morionos
Quegada, md CAmpos accompanied him i
1sAnE1LA.
Tho Times par's dispatch eay8: It seems 10
DO now decided that as soon ~ The C2rlist War
Is over ex- Queen lsaboA will ontor Hpau. King
Atphonso will meet her at the frontier and cou.
duct her to the Capitol.
UonnE1Anrir
MADRID, Fob. 22.-It is officially confirmed
that Gen. Dorfcgarray las been intctned IN
FlAuco.
GERMANY.
THE PENAL CODE.
DEAiIN, Fob 22.-The Federal Council has
accepted the bill passed by the Rechssag, ar1nnd'
ing the penal code.
EGYPT.
PEACE WITH AnYss1SfA.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 22.-1t Ia anld that tho pro-
limnartsa Of peace have been entored into be-
tween Egypt aud Ab7nslnia.
OCEaNtCA.
NEW BClIMAntNE cAp1E.
SIDNEY, Feb. 22.-Tho submarine cable be-
twosn Sydney and Now zoalaud haa beeu auo-
ceasfully laid aud opened for traffic.
AUSTRIA.
MINISTERIAL.
/ Rour, Feb o2.-Tho italian Minister 1T Vienna
ia N ha nroatsa an Ambassador
, 1876-02-23

NEW Br1IMAn1SE cApLE.
SIDNEY, Feb. 22.-Tho submarine cablo be-
twosn sydney and New Zea1and hAa baeu auc-
ceasfully laid aud opened for traffic.
, 1876-02-23

EGYPT.
PEACE WITH ADYss1SfA.
ALEXANDRIA, Fob. 22-1t Ia anld THAT tho pro-
linainarisa Of peace have boen entered into be-
tween Egypt aud Ab7nslnia.
, 1876-02-23

AUSTRIA.
MINISTERIAL.
RoMr, Feb. o2.-rho italian Minister 1t Vienna
ia To be croated an Ambassador.
, 1876-02-23

GERMANY.
THE PENAL CODE.
BENIN, Fob. 22.-The Federal Council has
accepted the bill passed by the Relchssag, ar1nnd'
ing the penal code.
, 1876-02-23
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