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New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
THE DRAMA-MCSTC.
,,1ss NEm. son IN LONDON.

I'm Ian. II Miss Nelson made her remittance
- tbs Ionaon stage, at the Hayarhet lhgaeI PS sA @
on o e J,i;d Afterward she appeared rs hOshihu anu
sti.s sth Of February Mr. Tom Tayiors new drama oi
on uo RnleyD" was produced aud she peTsOnateu me
~ o,rt in that Her acting has received the lhttIl
ono earnest praise OF the best Journals IN IOEu0n
snoii In adding 90 the perm nent ranks OF ordmauc
.uVias a frcsh beautiful, impressive, ana touchlhs
1ie s,cceSs OF Anne BOlcyn, at all events, Is
~, satsfactOry and auspiclous tEat MlSs neiSon la.
hEIocG 1ipited 10 about two mOiths-and Will re-
~; be1c l. The close OF the regular season pOslonihs
-. en- ugaHemeuts TIL August ana sepeulOeI
f N,vcrcr sne will Teappt8r NJ BoOiIs lheatef, IN
i cif and then the local public WILL probably see lhe
new play Of 4" Anne Boieyn. , A., ,.,s ors,,a,,o- %
ist H. tho folloSng extract from me LoldOH ete-
I " N.s NrIlsOu, IS Anne BOiet1,, has shown htr
yng submission 10 or ticlsln ana Hceh nov oi & hie
sth fntcIlrcDcr and marked intensity when she mas
displayed the first one OF e pIttteel ~ beJ
~ srbtcb 1pus riyes away the cloud OF jealousy IRON
be, busbauds brow when he thinks he mas dlscoNefcu
her lover in the possession Of her tablets ana lhkeIS
without nofur the position s devoid OF point Tie nus
n,nJ uusf he convinced Oy the gulelcssness OF lhe
sife and never was the impulse OF Innocence
more chsrInngly conveyed. ihe King could mol help
resfran their expressions of delight All through lhe
den life, Of BO>yn the actress suggested hnO
eence and playful humOr Equally vivid and satisfactory
was Miss NeisOus passion witn Lazy JGns seymour ~
- NOT star wrath n the least The face OF tue whole
ESman changed. the VEINS in the neck swelled, the
cheeks became full IL the proper transformation
which rage uecessitates, and IS an NfIsuc stut ~ i
Interesting to d hOw suddenly Miss Nelson coud can
nm her nervous energy and concentrate II on one OteCl
III only remains tell of Anne BOicS griei anu IL ls
too much that few actresses on tnc stage c"u
y their mower aud that alone Stave on the laughter
which was almost nsperabe from such an act as tne
last In other hands very different reception uSh
have followed the descent Of the curtain winch as u
happened, the signal for loud cali Ior ai'' anu
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
THE spANI4RDs DIsAppxARANcR

PoLICE THFomEs-NO IMPORTANT CLEW OBTAINED.
The search for SenOr jose HolgadO the miss
ing Spanisrd was continued yesterday with unremittiug
vieor both by the police and by the persons employed by
the Spanish Consul. Photographs Of the missing man
were taken from picture in the possession OF sehOr
Francisco MOren and posted upon cards giving bis
description and distributed freely II was Learned ny the
olice Yesterday that seboI Holgsdo had made several
ATTEMPTS 70 raise money both upOn the lot OF cigars con
signed to j. Llera st No So Cedsrst aud his lottery
tickets He told MI Lera that he wished TO Use the
money TO pay the passage Of relative TO Europe ana
asked him TO make advance for that purposs D-t r
Ilera refused II ascerained that Hogado had let
nothing Of much value in his trunk and vaise ~ the
uo,sl Fspanol The police are now Inclined to think
that be has left the country Of his OWL free WILL Tho
fae,s as roated by Senior Moren" said Superintendent
YsIlms yesterday are compatible with thls view. Hcl
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
4RRTCAL OF SPANISH ENGINEERS.

.pAIN's PEPl,EsESTATIvFS Al THE CENTEsNIAL-
The Spanish engineers and soldiers who are
IN represent Spain the Centennial Exhibition reached
This port Yesterday by the steamship Psrthia from Liver
mol The members Of the ceptOn Committee headed
y Don Jose Ferrar de Couto, soon as they were in
formed that the vessel had arrived at Quarantine pro
cedd 10 the dock al Jersey City and there awaited their
0ets Col Lopez Fabrs the chief of the Spanish Cen
teupial Commission with several Of his staff also accom-
papied the Reception Committee. Shortly after
q o'clock the steamer made last 10
thu per. and senOT Ferrer de COuto, az the
head OF the Committee went board and cAtenueu 70
Col Ju8u Marin Leon who j. IN command OF tue lOips
Of Engineers cordial welcome In the name ~ the span
ish residents Of this city Ii expected that Tue
sOders would appear IN uniform, but thinking tha tl.
would against the law. they were dressed IN clehs
olotLes lust as the soldiers preparing 10 tA'r
the vessel an incident occurred which occasloncd goo
deal Of inconvenience and delay The prvates bad elf
berba In the Reeragc and in the opinion OF the DOCK
under tine immigrant regulations which require an I'M
migrants to De landed az Castle tiardth nu
bcfore : u. N. They said that the SOLDIERS
coud not leave the vessel before this morning ne re
tuonstrures and explanations OF SenOr Fcrror de tOuo
and o her, of the Committee claiming that the sodlerr
w,re not Immigrant hat only temporary visitors 10 the
conry were Of avail, the agents declaring tha Tue
coIruauy would he liable 10 hne of 500 for each ha
tbev ,nUed Ia leave before morning. Ater some con
suff,tion some members OF the Committee went 10 th
rsiderce OF one OF the Emigration Commissioners ahu
nL,sjred prrmissicn for the soldiers Ia land After
deist ef oyet two hours the party hnaly taken o
thc Snaufsb Hotel on Fourth IT.. where dinner was
given them. Col Juan Marin Leon Wtht 70 tno ',anu
Teutral Hotel To day dinner VIII De gwen MN NJ 'he
hoffman House by the spanish residents OF the city,
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gsdo might have told hackman 10 be ready for him
about r. Wednesday, at Lafayette place and East
fOurthst Seeing Hclgsd0 approach the hacklnan would
have advanced to him to conduct him TO the carriage
Hsokmen o shield and this one might have been
mistaken for 4 policeman in civilians dress by senor
Moren. sehor Hogado had ample time 10 reach ths
steamship China, which sailed for Liverpool about 2:3O
y. on Wednesday. He could dispose OF his lottery
tickets in Europe IS easily a. in this city"
The detectives at work last night cndeayofng 70
ascertain whether any person answering Senior Holgados
description to board the steamship near
the time OF sailing The leading members of the Cuban
Junia dscaim any knowledge OF the disappearance ot
senior Hol ado and that he not known in con-
nectlOn with politics. The Spanish Consul urges the
police to spa effort exp, TO discover the rate
OF the missing
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
CLOSE OF THE MAYrLowER FAIR.

It is not often that the managers of fairs err
by fixing expectations too low this has been the
case with those charge Of the Mayhower Mission Fair
al Plymouth church. the estimates OF each night being
largely exceeded by the reckoning Of the following morn
ing Las; evening it was thought that the total receipts
would amount to $4,000 OF which nearly OF quite $4,000
will be net profit The was open yesterday after
II a M end at the close Of the evening prayermeeting
al the goods remaining unsOd were disposed OF NJ duc
lion seyt. gentlemen acting auctOneers IN dlneren
parts OF the room at the time. The prices were
nearly up ~ those at which they were marked aud be
fore II u. IN. all were cold, and the Fair was
nt an pnd-very much TO the relief OF many
ladies who for four days had given almost
thcir undivided time aud attention To IT, an some or
whom were nearly out with fatigue 1le painting
Inv Miss Conlnt, "Tbe Young husicans.' received
nearly SiOO in ~ subscriptions $500 OF this viii be
sent COnaut at Rome, aud the remainder VIII go
the Mission The picture will be presented to Mr..
BeeCher The Mayfower fair marked throughout
by the entire absence Of rafting in any form there were
no aDnoyug Inporunitirs purchase, aud the crowd
each evening presented the appearance or social gain
erng he success which attended the opening continued
tO lie C1Ose,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
MR. BEECHER,s FRIDAY NIGHT TALK.

The usual Friday evening exercises at Ply
mouth Church last evening quiet IN character In
the course Of his lecture room talk Mr.. Beechcr said
q have always believed and held that the social
element was essential TO the highest Development
of the true religious spirit, and l think not
one church In thousand would have passed
through such tria have beset this church that
did not have the social unity and spirit that we nave
the social character OF our religious work. believe the
success of our missions is due rgcy 20 this very spirit
of .Ociay which has paved our path with flowers ana
has got rid Of the iron mask and the gloom MT
Bcecher referred again to tie troubles the church had
gone through telling his listeners that they ought 70
he thankful for them also, for they would mud IN
after years that they had been educated
by them. The most significant remark, however. made
by Mr. Beecher during the evening occurred Just before
the beuedciiOn when he said IN tone or rclefi
Brethren. congratulate you that there ~il be no
business meeting this evening after the bencdictlon'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

Yesterday was opening day at Madame Dem
@esrs, No. II East TOurteenthst the store was
crowded with ladies and the display Of goods de
oaed success The large bay window was fled with life
I4e wax models covered with paper costumes. model
WIN head having fcaturcs resembling those OF the eI
hnpfess Eugenie clad with an elaborate evening
uress, another IVES clad in centennial costume, and
NO others carriage aud reception dresses Among
e sest and most attractive patterns the "FOres
une Polcnsise. the "Zalora aud "sylvanie" over
Srts the Pretiosa" and Renette " basques. There
great variety o. patterns including every article FOR
enddron's wsrdrobcs. Among them Is the "Clytie v
Sasqus, Spring costume called She LINDA suit
aignon" aud "sOsica" OveIssrI. The envelopes
containing the patterns have utrated desgn on the
2Tsd aud the description is ~ both English and
eDch Inc basement o the store il used for the sals
% eorseis and tOurnures.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
ExrRloRDISARY S10RM IN THE VEST

IOWA AND WISCONSIN RAvAGED-41 LIVES IosT IN
ONE TOWN.
Chicago, March 1O.-SpeCial dispatches re-
port that most terrific wind, aud thunder storm
visited the Northwest late this afternoon II appears to
have extended from Quincy Ill., TO the northern portion
Of Iowa and to have been specially severe near the
Mississippi River.
At places 1t amounted to tornado ana consider
able damage was inflicted The town Of HazelgTeen IN
tbe south corner OF Grant County via, near the
Illinois state line which has about 1000 Inhabitants
mostly lead miners, was struck by tornado about
o'clock.
MesseuIers were dispatched 10 Gslona aud Dubuque
for doctors for the injured These messengers re-
ported most extraordinary destruction OF life aud
iropery one Of them affirmed that IL people had Deen
killed outright injured and that the town was almost
totally destroyed. There Is no teegraplc cOulmuhica-
tinD with Hazcgreeu.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
DIED.

ADAMs-At Ridgewood " J., on wednesday March g. Her
Funeral ct ms late resdencen CoHsacse on saturday mora
ing al 10 o'clock
BIsuoP-on Tuesday March 10, Victor Bishop. aged 81
% ard & % , S the family y are Al nSsd s to attend
on Monday, March - at O'Clock D. Remains will be
Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
DoUGHERTY.A At yonkers; on Tnulsday, March .. John
a1nss @ 9i Oil T be- & anl hfg tr G & Of & s
on saturday March ! a 10 a. M in ~ Jo'ePh' Church.
EDWARDS on Friday, March 10. 1876 William W Ed
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
the funeral from his late residence 2sz Henry'i broehyn
FITCH-At Platsburc Clinton Co.. y Y. the 9th day Of
March inst Jabez Fitch NJ d.. aged 2years.
FoRBEson "Wednesday morning March r, sarah NJ, wife
and friends Of the family also Companions Of
90 r and A. 81 Comrades Of Atrtham lincoln Post No.
ar fespcctfuy nyed to attend the .saea services
held Sn ErSy % sSeHas MsrSn 10 na 2 ns Intel
ment at Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson M saturday
GIIMoRE-In Brooklyn March g. 1876 Maige only child OF
james r. and Harriet b. Gilmore. aged YEAR aud 10
Interinent at Chambersburg. Pom.
FqsTER.In M R9ogSd n = j. March Cen Frederic f.
HIGGINsOn Friday. March 10, susan HatheId Higgins Of
sSr Mr.. j. Kettisne ia Vest T6rt3 feaSh st.
notice The viii be Elizabeth for ntcrment
on Monday mo-uiug.
HARRISON ON Friday morning March 10 etter finger;
illness Ethe cary intant daughter Of Burton Norvel
AMI Constance Cary HaIrisOn.
The remains will be buried al Alexandra Va, SATURDAY,
March IL.
MOORE-on Wednesday March g. Richard W Moore, aged
IL
Rrsves friends members OF Allen street Presby
tesn Church. respectfully invited attend the funeral
his late residence 2Sl MssonSL saturday
ing az 10 O'Clock.
PFCK-At Greenwich Conn. "wednesday March g. 1879,
Peck in tho Gath year Of bis age.
respectfully invited attend hls
funeral his late residence saturday AZ o'clock
D. will he in Tanz at Greenwich station
The arrival Of the g0j train from Grand Central DEPOT
RAPALJE-On Thursday 9th inst AZ Hopowell junction.
Dutche5s county, Aletta RapelJc, In her 1-th year.
Funeral from her late residence on sunday az IL o'clock m
sICKELS Friday. March TO- John ScLel. in tho 18th
year Of his
Relatives ne family respectfully invited
TO attend. Interment 20 IarytOwn
WILBUR--At Brook Farm" New brunswick, y j. March
{, 1876, Jeremiah wilbur In the s3d ~ his
residence Monday, 18Th inst.
Relatives ard friends respectfully invited without fur
notice. Train by Pemsyiyana Railrad leaves New
York r22j D. n; returning train leaves NeY BrunsWlck
at3tI M. Carriages viii be in attendance ~ Now Buns
wick.
wARD-In Brooklyn FTis morning March 10 ~ dlphthe.
ria John Allen youngest son VI kOdnry G. Sd Annie Allen
Fnners cey at 80 Joralenons s al o'clock saturday
The remains N he taken 10 Rochester for inter
wILsON-suddenly Friday morning Clas. c. Wilson,
aged 20 yoar=
Reisvrs ana friends family respectfully invited 20
attend funeral from his late residence 9l5 Lexington
ave, on SUNDAY, the l2th inst. al p. N.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
EX.MINLsTER sCHENCK,s PLIGHT.


In the House of Commons this evening, Mr..
George Anderson OF the members for Glasgow asked
the Government if it true that Gen. schenck the
American Minister had withdrawn at the demand OF
Great Britain.
The Hon Robert Bourke, OF the Under Secretaries
for the Foreign Department, replied that there not
the slightest foundation for the report that the British
Government had demanded the recall OF Mr.. Schenck
This declaration greeted with loud cheers.
Mr. Wickham Hoffman. the Secretary to the American
Legation, writes communication TO The Times to-day,
In which he says: Please have the kindness 10 state
that there is not word OF truth in the rumor that
Cen schcnck recalled at the request OF the British
Government"
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For Other shin Yeirs see Saa Pag,l

For Other shin Seics Ninth PdJ,l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Klopstock (Ger Wilzen Hamburg Feb 90 VA
steamship Pereire orb Cahour. Hayre Feb 26 and Ply
mouth 27th with mdse and pass. 20 I. DE Bebl1n -
steamship Caledonia fBr Allison, Trieste Jan 90 Mesins
Feb. Palermo l6tb Valencia 49,. Maags ~ AMI OiJrai
tar 18th, with mdse and pas. 20 hendersOl Bros.
Ship r. gent Of Bray, Manila June q. vs St He
lena Jan. ~, with mdse.
rig Rebecca rage Co Bostonl Hill, sagua days. with
sugar
sAURp.
Ships W. r. Steson London Jacob v Troop for Bris
0l Eng larks Dagmar for stockholm; JOE" L. More, for
Mouezuma ban Dadoes bngs Afca-, Tor Lame
Arct G. for Quren-0wn. Manlius for CI,euas NJ G. Has
kel. Tor schf. Millie Trim, for GrorYetOyn. D. q.
NIND-Suuset, moderate, =. clear
DISASTERS.
LONDON, March lgTEe british big Yaero Capt Morris
from Londonderry Jan. for sandy nook ana Halifax has
put into Queenstown with the loss % sails and short Of
Hamburg Feb ~ for the United Ste returned
her pumps cbOked The Norwegian bark Aarn,
TjerseD from Stetiin March 3 Tor the n Staes IL 10
ported aground ID mi sntb OF Copenhagen
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON March l0.~led. Zephyr, Isaac Hall, o. &. 1ru
fsnt, Polvmue Robert ltl IN, Carncla - NJ Width. Ar
Feb % CarOiu-o (at Napest Arrived March 3 ~. W.
Lord, NltOfia NJ, LIuNid5. Arrived Marcl Chialns
March J. n. bul.u, Freira fred ldZZie g inop
Johanne LaODa, senator ken. ATrNed March -
HOdnuug Bozz the latr at III mOu h SrSngcrt0 Isas
SoIide Shanghai. Arrived March 10 EinniH T. lat Rams
gate the loss Of her anchors, Douglass taste Aura
capt JOrgense1 Arenas, "Talye" tas Last named AZ
GIecnocAl, john W. Mari, Hope Mo!i4amo
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
MYSTICAL NOTES.

The Handel aud HAYDN Society of Boston
will give a performance of the whole of Bachs ~.
Matthew Passion sunday, the 9th OF APRIL IN me
Boston Music Hall.
Mr. SirakOsCh will give two performances at
the Acadeuy Of Music next week. Mime. Pappenneim
appearing on friday In Ia Traviata and Nile Titens
Cor the benefit of the CentenDiaD saturday IN ii
TrOyatGrc"
The annual charity concert Of ST. Thomas S
Choir vii be gwen ChckeTiug Hall on Tuesday, the
2sth inst, under the direction Of Mr. Geo. W warren
and the auspiCC- Of the ladies Of the parish The pro
g1pmo comprises selections from ATca1elt, Handel,
Mozart. KeetuoyeD, MeudcssOhG, G0unOd and Henry
Iesie besides three compositions of MI W3iTens, and
the s,ugurs Will be Mrs. Gulag Miss Lehman Mr. Viii
he MT Wickes and chorus Of 80 voices. Harp piano,
6nd organ WiU ne used.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
.,, g. a.,o., and de.truotonlst Louis Republican

,sn, u. defeat and destruotion-Ist Louis
Qpdl I'D noror maid
David Dudley Field SAYS 1 mTSee Tsseds nn friends and
him 5 vent away he hasn't received dollar IL Ir4, ON
snoe WI here IA the nhst generous man ~ tns
snyOSN r1rls night and day 10 defraud the Sly oI
NcwYork and doesn't get cent i1r H. ne must nave
s,stue.~l Rochester Democrat ana Chroh'''e'
ST., ne,,,,o,,,cv has now the most powerful
~ NJ ever animated party 10 unite lhey iust 90
~ & vii he IN -e 10 themselves and TO ihef country
~ a. NOT suk minor differences on the hhanclal quSs
,T raIiy 10 save the country from parry Nhose
1s uou, rascalties whose gigantic frauds nave maue
"a, nation a grace IN the eyes OF hohesI men-l"io'V
and plain Dsacr Dcn)
The public will not take kindly to reflections
inHendocs against MIR, President Grant fSf n,, sven
OF VI Mrs Grant has been the mistress ot tne Nhlte
yeAe aod hcr namo has uniformly and Justly escaped
~ .csrdals which have spared so lev IN then sNtvp
@ Ine 80 bscn model OF modest sensible woman ior tho
ohe n - her country and commands the universal re-
s Molnon y, Inc natiou.-l Philadelphia Times (Indl
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
-peciaI ReIislow. services.


HIPPODROMF BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from u - O'Clock EVERY Dhf, SstuT.
day and sunday excepted. IN 5iaIi'on Avenuc HAL
MONDAY March 6-GspOus ~ he iord's Work.
m E-DAO. March Il hrist our Rock.
WkpNF-BAN. March S-PrOnlas%
THTRSDAY. March g Iharksg giving
FRJDAN. Narvh 10 -iutenp'rsLce.
SATURDAY, March aud every saturday tEereattef. lie
Noon Meeting vail be held In Association Hsl,
from 1910 O'Clock
AFTERNOON SERVICE AZ y. m. g. Madison Avenue
Bali IT FSDAY, Marth e. ecturc the Boof Repeated
Blocd. Repeated in The evening tat kSDAN March g
Lecture o., Heaven Rercat-d Ia tho evening FRIDAY.
Malch i0Second Lecture Heaven RePeat. I'm the even
be aDplcq:'Ou once, FourthdVe AMI
a. Ma'icisve. sDd Twenty rthst and AT Young hens
christian Association. Fuurh and Twenty thifds
EVERY NisHT- saturday ercsptet-sef'lces N Naisoa
no%DHY EVFSIvG- Mr SASHEY. ss-i,tet by number
OF Clsrgyfrcn. VIII !eld rTas- Meeting.
Hr Moody w The Young converts and Inquirers AZ
Association IGa Twenty thds f. and f""EthsFs'
c door viii he open one half before each service
WOMEN'S MEErlNG-Esery day y-sGndsy eheeP'od "V"
u Las y. ii. the Fourth Avenue hhlL ,, ......
NFFIING ToR YOUNG MEN oNLf-in FonI'h AN'n"s
VI It, ~ tor any Meetings except t!Ose speedcd
s Of Meetings are litsr suu mnst te us
,aysb ~ r,s'o nubscpton Contributors can be sent
r..grE ~, NJ MORGAN eco, Treasurer. - Wast or 70
sANtjLL TIoRNE. Chairman committee ot AftansenenA
Car4tslis'- 20 secure the Hppodome sfier is
concluded Tor tho purpose OF aenon
.',ns thst 1iod something better for humsnY ma
.tanst bY and TIC mass OF brfcs sna uoos
fenps tesckers >. ~ q" Az
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
Where doe, IL aIl comr froms

quarts Of thy catarrhal dscharge where does
IL al MONT The mucous membrane which lines the
chambers Ot the and it, little gland. diseased thai
they draw from the blood its liquid and exposure 10 the All
life rufd needed build
stem, i IL extracted tie system Is weakened
by the loSs 10 gaia flesh aud strength by usng IN
FEECr GOLDEN MEDICAL DlsCOYikf which also ars directly
upon these glands citing tC aud apply Dr. SAGEs CA
REMEDY with Dr. P1gECEs t-AL bO cE the only
method Of reaching the upper cavities where tue discharge
umuate and from. Tie instrument and both med
clnes soid by druggists and dealers in medicines.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
THE HERZEGOvINAN REVOLT.

VIEHNA Friday, Maach TO, 1916
The Governor of Dalmatia has informed the
Austrian Government the refugees from Herzegovina
will yield neither to persuasion promises OF money to
enable them to return their homes. The nsurgent
chiefs cay they are willing to return with an Austrian
escort which Is refused
TURKISH ACCOUNT or THE LATE BATTLE.
CoSsIASTISoPLE, Friday, March 10. 1875
An official dispatch from Mostar states that in the fight
near Muratoyiz1a only 10 Turks were killed and 81
wounded the Losses Of the insurgents far heavier
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
,So.,upp ron CHARGED TO BABCoCK.

From The f'foa H,rold-t fdministr1fion R,pabindAl
When Gen. Fitzpatrick was in this city, II Is
reno-t.d that ne sad that i'm 1869 he received letter
from military man offering $40 900 ~ the General
would secure the writer the pOion of ASsstsn treas
rrnr AT Ne York lie scout-d the proposal hut men.
toninR t Incidentally tn Gen. Babc0k the Inter asFen
for and received the letter and not long aiteT ING
apl,0intmcpf made Tho person appointed hed
Intimate relations with President Grant. and 81 the
strange features o' the story ~ that he should spry
all 10 Cen. Kilpatrioh toe help.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
BRITISH TRADE AND FINANCE.


The principal feature of the Stock Exchange
during the past week has been the violent fluctuations in
Argentine and Buenos Ayres securities The decline was
most marked Monday, when il amounted to Sig per
cent in Argeutines. No for this heavy decline IS
known except speculative operations here, and the CON
nuay repeated mail advices that trade there IL oad
and money almost unobtanabc. American securities
have been weak, but there was considerable demand
for them from Bell gium at tho commencement OF the
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

War has been pending for nearly six months
between Japan and Corea account of illtreatment
suffered by subjects Of the former power Corea, which
is brought into greater notice by this war b kingdom
the east coast Of ASIA separated from the Japanese
Islands by the Of Japan 1t has population of from
100000 to 2OOOO,OOO In 1866 the Coreans at
tackled by French forces whom they worsed. In 1871
an American squadron, under Admiral Rodgers de
stroyed several of their river fortincaions.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

Weak lungs and sensitive thrOats are es-
verev tried changes Of temperature occurring
during Winter and in consequence A'thmac affections
Inflammation of the Lungs Peusy, Bronchitis aud similar
complaints sure 10 be more OF less prov yaen tOugS a
colds he forerunners these often fatal complaints shOuc
d. urulepty the Ist symptoms by TeOItng
an once 10 DR. EXPFCTOEhNT, old and wctred
remedy certain 10 remove your cola ana 10 exet hrahg
gthcug effect on the pulmonary and bronchial oi
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HEAVY DEFAr CATION At BRUSSELS.

LONpON, Friday, MarCh TO, IoIb.
Great excitement prevails III Brussels over tho dis
coveTy Of an extensive defacation in the National
Bank there. II appears that 5000. 600 francs have
been embezzled by one OF the clerks of the bank.
man of respectable appearance, suspected to be the
guilty party, was arrested to-day On the steamer
City of Paris at Queenstown, as she wss about
leaving for New-York