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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

During a heavy storm at Old Point Com
fort, last Tuesday plight, the haf-completed
new Hygeia Hotel was blown dowu, and the
loss is over SIS. 900. 1t was three hundred feet
long and three stories high. Over one bum
dred work men have commenced rebuilding.
John Thomas Wallace, son of H. ID. Wal
lace, esq.,, of Fredericksburg, has been recon-
mended by the Hoo. B. B. Douglas for
cadetship at the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Maryland.
DR.. E. II. Smith, Radical, was yesterday
elected delegate 10 the Legislature from Din
widdie, to serve out the unexpired term of
Rufho, expelled.
Mrs. L. D. Crensbaw, of Richmond, has re-
oeived check for $50 4O4, the amount OF her
late husbands life insurance policy.
Capt. j. w. Foster has purchase Col. j. d.
Burton's residence in Leesburg, formerly occu
pied by Col. S. l. Ramey.
TAX ON LIQUORS The bill! prepared by
ex. Governor Smith. Of Fauquier, for the House
Committee Of Finance, proposes to impose
tax OF 80 cents per gallon on all distilled liquors,
whether manufactured 10 this State or intro
duced from other States or imported from
foreign cruntries, whether mauufactured or
imported for sale or consumption, to be paid
before the delivery by the person having pos
session thereof ether manufacturer or other
person; and the tax shall be collected on the
whole number of gauge or wine gallons when
below proof, and shall be increased 10 proper
ton for any greater strength than the strength
of proof liquor as defined 10 section 2 of an act
OF Congress imposing taxes upon distilled
spirits, &C., approved July 20, 1868, as
amended.
1t has been ascertained through sfhdavits of
numerous persons 10 Chicago that there is
80 orgasized company, which hasits headqaar-
tiers in Buff 10. New York, gotten up express
" for Furnishing witnesses and professional
iurymen 10 any part of the ceuntry, to run
cases aud give such testimony as is desired to
bring about certain end. 1t issaid, also, that
this association has its rami6cations through
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Cincinnati aud other cities, where there are
regular agencies, and that there are certain
class of lawyers and private and public detec'
tives connected with it. 1t is understood that
this matter will be presented to the grand jury
of that CITY to-day.
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FOR NEW YORK.

The Al steamships E c. KNIGHT I'm
a, JOHN GIBSON leave the COM 4zSss
psuys wharf Alexandria, EVERY TUES
DAY MORNING, and New York. from plr
Al East River, EVERY SATURDAY, ri Eoa'
o'clock p. m.
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of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company offers unrivalled facilities nr
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly rs iollo":;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, March 9-The
market is very quiet, with but light offerings of
any kind of produce. Wheat is quoted al 12Oa
$50 tor common to choice Corn 6Oa55 Rye 7Os
75 and Oats 40a45
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

RICHMOND MARKET, March 9--Ofsrings of
Wheat continue liVht and the market quiet !;
sales of white ut l45 for prime, and red at l0Oa
l42 for common to prime. Sales of mixed Corn
al So Sales of Spring Oa's at as 5Oc and prime
winter at 70. Nothing doing in Rye.
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LYNcHBURa MARKET, March 9 The demand
for Wheat is fair with light receipts white 100
Abs, and red ll0alO Corn quiet at 55s68 with
limited offerings. Oats in moderate receipt !;
spring IS; winter $500 Rye 1886
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

jurisdiction ofthe Courts of Justice could not
interfere with the rights of the Honse that no
witness could be taken from the control of the
House without breach Of privilege, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-10

CO1ue-InHf6 is nOInInR WnALeVer doing III
Coffee here that we hear OF, and we write the
market dull and heavy, with prices lower again,
the whole of the recent advance having now
been lost. Holders, however, do not seem dis
are few buyers, there are still fewer sellers at
current figures. Some 60 bags of the cargo Of
the "Gsmslie" was sold some time since, to
arrive, at private price. We now quote as
t,lova viz
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nRESS GOODS
We have this week s.ih further reductn - p.
37ic to pc line OF Dr. S. Goods WHY" sty
new this season. We do not wish to pU. ~r 70
of these goods in order to carry 'ne'" 0''
next season. ERGO
feb 8 Ii. Z. SbH VI y ~ -
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FOR THE POTION &C RIVER LANDINGS

The new and commodious iron .sT-h
steamer John w. THOMPSON <ssss'szss,
built especially for this route leaves !h G%H'
panys wharf Washington, EVERY Ibh>'
DAY ana FRIDAY, st I o'clock ;" III, 81"
Alexandria at 73O u. m; returning, ay"@:
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SUNDAl' -
DEL ok p. m. a,
This company makes close connections r. ;, a. ,
exandria with tho w. c., V. NJ y u. > -
Go. aud wit the w Il o. K. Co. ff".a'
received for al points North AMI o.-'.
handled with care and forwarded with pto"''
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent
Janncys ~haTh
or at the Office OF the company, under the y,
tonal Metropolitan Bank, 18TH street Oppose
The Treasury Department. Washingtoh'
NH 10 w. THOM PSON, fre'ids""
FNDTy We have just receiver i" :''
EOhO line Of Real and =. ItH' !'.,o.
HCkU LACtS, NET and VElL' No. "1''
we are offering At low prices ALSO H,s.y
of Hamburg Edgings and In "rllAgs b. s'"''
reduced prices. c,,,or G. pRu
t.ho sc King stree
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BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Su, ars-We report the MARIE for raw goods
quiet and unchanged We note the sale to-day
of 10 hbds d, merars vacuum pan for grocery
purposes at osc but we hear of no movement in
refining grades We, however, still quote IS
follows viz:
Cuba, grocery grades ......... 9 a :.
Cuba, centrifugal ........... ............. 81 q 81
Porto Rico, grocery grades.............. s q st
Demerars, vacuum pan ........ -"........ st a 9t
New Orleans, grocery grades .............. II st
Stock here to. day 1905 hhds 1888 boxes E.
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INLAND & SEABOARD COASTING CO.,
, 1876-11-29

Tho NcmalnIng Portion OF It IIawkcd or
Yesterday ut a Philadelphia Auction

Tho Homalains Portion Of It IIawhcd or
Yesterday Ut a rilladstnhtn Auctton-
s,,on
o'0f' sa<u,o, n,,r,tr, >, ~ 4r,,,u.
m ~ ~ = r. r. tsa.. ,sa o,,, =,
fHiLAnELPH'A, HoV. Sine last solumcso 0.
tho library OF Gen. George Washington were
scattered to the winds by the last heir Of the
family, lawrence Washington, ut Thomas' auc-
t1o,,.rno1n today T',fe vm,n, man. vim was
s ' ~
present at tae sale, Is ercat'gfandson o.
Geu. Washtugton's hrothcr, and sou Of
the late John 4. Washington. The hooks were
a,o,c1 In roon NJ n houar he,onctnr IN Tho
s'oina e,,.. ~ ....,... 49, ',.S,, 1,".as.,.., NV
1aha''S' WHICH "aS !e".eo 20 fenhss''A'aun'
who promised that IT should oe Kept constantly
locked. When Air. Washington examined the
library, he found that yolumcs
lad ,,is,,,c.rc,7 th,t Tim .ntopran nh. had
haa uasapps4tea' ts.a. 1ao "..os'apns s n.a
been clipped from others anu tnat tasre was
tered ia few ycars md Its authenticity de-
atrovcd. Therc was IN doubt whatcyer of the
sssv '.,!.s.,..,' - ~. s,,1,,,aos -. .hi. 49,. Wv
autheh1'ctS VI t"c fo1o'''eS NJ tA's elne'
There WIS large number Of lit
erary mcu, librarians, booksellers, nnd
,xas m ,15ition If t. Don OuIrotc = iu four yole
,,n,cs' Hmm. min ted in Ipnlon in 17W. Ench
vn'1Te .s,ntnmcl mn autoEranh Of WISH
tn"tu1,. w1Irh ia uiona wnrth Is. Tho
fnnr vol,u,ea hronrht $2i. and vera
Ennct,ea ,1"wn IN n III. Hal;rr .[nnrs. nj Wrst
VfrC;t,to who o1s, fund. many rt,rrhnsea ttnrIh,.
, 1876-11-29
CRIME.

THE GREAT CouNTERFE1TEK.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Nov. .2s.-McCnrtucg and
Walters, the countcrfcItcrf, wcTc sentenced ~
Judge t'rc.',a,n today on their pleas Of guilty.
After tho attorneys Ind concluded their state
mcuts, Judge Gresham askud the accused II
they Wished to Fay nnythtrg before sentences
was passed, anil Mccartney replied: mot for
myself, your Homer, but for this young man."
pointing 10 his associate, who wns shackled
to his wrist. The Court ordered the Irons TO
be removed, and that the prisoners stand before
tic bar, and he then addressed Mccartney:
"Thcre Is little hope for reformation, for q man
who las run your course don't often reform.
YOU are man Of talent, md courage, and
OF years, md therefore, rrpeut there is llttle
hope OF reform. 1t Ia my duty 10 sentence you
to fifteen years at lar labor III the State Prison
nortll, md to enter fno OF 500.
During this time Mccartney stood
the ordeal without flinchEng, and only
by slight dropping Of the eye, when the term
of Imprisonment was announced, did he show
that tho scverity of tic punishment had str,'cls
home. Judgc Gresham then turned TO Walters,
for whom ,AtcCartnoy had intcrcetcd strong
ly, but the Court said: "The prisoner
has more than ordinary capacity for crime,
rs Is shown by tlis association. The
Court therefore cntcrs tInc Of 800, and sen
tenccs hin to ten years hard labor lit thr pris-
OH north.n It WIS noticeable thnt neither Alc-
Cartncy's wife 1lur supposed friends were pres
conspicuous absence gives suspicion tint they
nre plotting q conspiracy for all cscape. The
opinion found free expression that Mccartney
would not rctnn!n IN custody ninety days.
, 1876-11-29
A C0NSPlRAT0R DEAD.
EnsrtaI DifHofc,l IN 1Hs 1rfu.

MILWAUKEE, Nov, as.-Jaeob Nuuncnachcr
lied at his residence In the Town OF Lake to-
day, after m illness OF several weeks. DECEASED
was recently panloncd by President Grant while
undergoing sentence for completely In the
whisky frauds. lIu was 4 wcll-known citizen,
commencing business hcre Ii, 1919 without cap
ltal, and ut tho time ct his death counting Ills
which bears his name, the Grand Central Hotel,
aud owned large quantities Of sea! estate.
Most OF hts fortune was tnado In the lnanufac-
turo Of whisky and ths rise IN real catate. LIS
OF lis wito mid fa,nfly from Germany. II Is
supposed that modification ut imprisonment On
conviction Of whisky frauds, aud that breaking
up OF regular habits by confinement In Iatl,
haatened his death.
, 1876-11-29
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

sl,te I ,,,n iong, crcenhorn irom Elgtn, Ia this
n, ' H.. "atls riding upon North Clark street
ol IN s e'sot had tho pleasure oi being robbed
"a H.. v, naEd-earned cash anl chuck payab1e
thre I'd ha..F ~ $o0. Tho job was douo By a
tnen, ~ NJ o.snah who pretended to ba q tiful
~ 'ae Long family In their EIgin home.
.lset". l"; ~ .haatnan, q dentist Oh North Clark
satrant 49, arrested lust night upon \ State
Y the re3S pt93fSqssd BY Kudolph Woke, 4 brother
Soke no, st'1noxn Known attorney. Auxmanu mot
States- Attn+n.sonS .onS Since ln company with
hm 10 IL toaaea NC. hiu, wherefore Woke tooE
bin nsar X Yesterday afternoon when 10 met
au1nann ~ as 9an!Se, No. lis North Chuk street.
'paeo W smashing him over tAe
, 1876-11-29

tllat year nj tlle laying ri the rprncr.sto''e tf
the ,icw statc Capttni, III Detroit. AZ deputy
tirniul. Aiaatcr Of the Masonic fraternity. S'nu:
that tt.,e he l,u. hcrn prominently rol'nei. tel
VIII, sfhspna,, being II Knight rrnrar. ILL.,.
burial takrs place tU.t1lnrrn" With the IlpnurH uf
that Drslcr. In connection with thu sac HAT lie
ntllytatriI At Tho laying uf t1lu fist Capni tnr-
ner-st,,,r, IL inny be mentioned t1mt H.. was
present ct lAnsing three ycnrs ago when The
new Capitol building WIS begun With Erlat ecr-
eHonict lie was well ui,tl widely known.
COLUMBUS, o., Nny. 2s.-Urangc johnson, n
prominent and fcspeetcu citizen, wl,t, has bten
resident OF thih ttlnty since 1911, died ut LIS
rcafdcnee In fills city tG.ilAY, aHeu vi.
, 1876-11-29

SAN FnANclsco Nov, 2S.-Frelcrac1z ". Mar
riott, publisher Of the Sun Franesco Nt4N Let
ter, WIS today convicted on a csinlual writ Ut
extortlon, brought by Frederick Clay, lutc
Cashier VI tho Wcstern Savings and Trust Com
pally, for an attempt to blarknsa!l plaintiff In
the sum uf 81 GOO, is condition ol suppresstnG
q llbelous publication III the Nsus Letter.
, 1876-11-29
FURTHER PROOF.
Facts Will Tell.

II. H. STEVENS, Eso.t
hear Sir AlISw lno to say word In favor Of We.
saaXf nMrn{ shs past yynT .;s II adS1cd tIn fsqtn
November until tns middle u the io!ownx JHus I'D
eight VI tbs beat pAyBIc&ns III thc Stats but g9l n2
hclp and cnDstantly grew worse. They agreed that
plu!n md could never hr my better Twas reaced 10
thIn.
through thr earnest percussion OF friends. aud.
hanpy to state, With good results. have yk!uel u
oah4s Ia weight eau Ill up VII day, walk bali nlls
AAd ridt u. :,
VkuKrlSK II can get Il. A poor uan, tut fUr tho
truth Of !tatnsnt tsser t9 snT ,an "a ti91.!9*o
Auy. |, 1875. GoINuxu. n. l.
, 1876-11-29

ClNclAaATl, Nov, 28.-Thc annual report OF
tho Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce shows
thst the receipts Of whea. at this point lsst year
were LOO, ,esa bushels; previous year, l,la5s sss
bushels; corn, 4,l15,58l bushels; previous year,
g,695 aal cats. ~ ,l5S bushslsi previous ye.r,
Sa ala esis ptsslens pT:yi,s ysar ysar
l,l096&}. The aggregate receipts Of flour for
The same period Ii 6S 5oa barrels, against 6s7,-
673 tho previous year.
, 1876-11-29
CASUALTIES.


FAIL1Nf} FLOOR.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2s.-~-About hal&-past
this afternoon the floor Of storcroom ad-
jointag tho south wall Of tho City Hall, which
VAS used for storing Iron ties md
cot.onaecd, gave way. and the roof fcll
In with terrible crash. James Newsomc,
Conptrotler. Of the .ity, hta hrotlcr, aud
III the sceond story, and thrtr cries fnr hcp
soon attracted u large crowd. Co.nptro!let
Ncwsomc wa. Hoon released. and foltd to IN
slightly hurt by falling debris, but two l,uura
who WERE founl to bc considerably bruEsrsi, but
nut severely,
, 1876-11-29


MAH,srEE. Mlrh., Nov. 2a.-The creditors OF
the lata Manistes City Bunk have hol1 meet
INK and discovered that the assets Of tue insti-
tuition foot up about e70, 600, while their liAbut-
tics are estl1nated At &l00, 600. When it comss
down to hard-pan, creditors and depos!tors don't
expect TO gct iuurc than b0 cents oll the dollar.
Small aepustlors urc ulakiuK considerable noise,
md angri'y dc,louncs tho tlrul. Assets consist
Of notes, MuitYagcs, aud real estats principally.
, 1876-11-29

BLooN1SoToN, ILL.,, Nov. 2S.-A serious stub
bling fraeas occurred this afternoon III this city
at Charlie Awe's saloon. Three purtics engaged
In q game Of pool, when dispute arosc about
the game. 4 general fight eusnet, when u
Bwcde, na1nc unknown, drew knife and lnl!ics-
ed wounds upon persons named respectively
Lew Forlnan and Henry Dixon. both connected
with the Bloomington Fire Department. Tho
Hwcde made tits cscupe beioro Ills nanlo was as
ccrtalnel or arrest could be made.
, 1876-11-29

Nav YoRK, Nov, 2a.-At the meeting Of the
stockholders Ut tho Erie Railway Company,
at tho Company's ol'lro to-day, tho following
Directors for 1S7u and 1S77 were elected without
opposition: II. r. balszer, John D. Brown,
Ihonas Dickson, i. ]. Graut, &. 8. Guthrie, q.
Z. d. biorgau, lra Parker, Cortland Parker,
Homer isanlslell, II. Q. Roberts, Samuel Sloan,
II: q: atebb!us, q. y. Tallaanrl, aud j. Lowber
Welsh, Alr. 8: t.. n. DarIuw voting On =, ,000
shares, and II. J. JeWekt Oh 1900 sAurus.
, 1876-11-29
THE INDIANS,

CHICAGO. Nov. as,-lcn. Crook, unler the
date Ut Scamp On Craxy Woman'a Fork. NOV.
93," reports that Col. stackenzie, OF the Fourth
Cavalry, attacked tho Cheyenne camp. consist
lug Of 100 lodges, OIL the West Fork of Powder
River, on tho 3ith Inst, capturing the village
aud the greater part Of tue Indian herd. Thu
loss on both sides Is thought to bs considerable,
but was not tlclultely lscertained when the
courier left. Lieut. McKenncy, Ut tho Foustl.
Cavalry, was Killed. The weather Is reported
nj befu. very BeytEc,
, 1876-11-29
hfEX1C0.

d. ADtAz BYHrATu1zgR ovEMTuRowN.
DAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 28.---A San Diego
pssa p's dispatch says letter received from San
~ .a4tet Capital of Lower California, confirms
w. w. report thst GOV. Villugranas' Government
wen overturned, but says tue facts ase that
IA ~ a. nlMaef = rcyo!utonist, In favor Of Dias,
.as.ua ~ been arrested and selt to Guay,naa oil
itsnS,its iSes o. rebellion, abuse Ut lectoTai laws,
LsIsaaaent Practices, etc. There Is universal
'>eanss 10 iaYor Of tho new Government,
, 1876-11-29
FIl2lGS.


~ Ililt<AHAs
a still alarm to Engine Company No. 20 at 8
o'clock yesterday morning was caused by tho
burning NJ tra,uc cn,tAgc at No. 81 Wright
street, ownctl and nccupled hv Michael O'Don-
nell. Uatnage, $70; cause nnknown.
Tie alarm 1ruul Duy o.. ut 7:l0 yesterday
morning was e.au.cd by Iirr In the unc-story
frame structure No. l95 Ciyhouru piaee, ocru-
pied q tenement By johil Youuil, whose iuss
On furniture IL go; Jolsl Mccormack, furni-
turc, 40; utMl Peter Casper, $780, No tnaur-
ancc. Cause, d defective ll,ie.
, 1876-11-29

J''o HAVloATQRs ADORNED WITH MEDALS.
,,.s' ,aDos' Nov. @9-5 a. m.-1he Queen has
'eu r.." medals to every person serving on the
Sesa i. 4sss,.A Alert Discovery, aud puudosa during
, 1876-11-29
MICHIGAN nAILttOAD MAITEl6S,
Bp<etal Dfspafch TO The TFt5ans

LAKslau, Alieh., Nov, 37.-A bad slnk. .holo has
been met with near Perry Centre. oil tho Chicago
q: Northwestern Railroad. to which polut the
track IL laid. The holu Is now being al!eti by
tile grayel-tratns. A nov engine, called the
The GeaeFal Freight Agent ut petroit for tho
lrund Trunk Railroad, has been appointed to
sinilaF position OH tile Chlelgo Il Lake Huron
Railroad at Port Huron, mud 1t ia reported that
running arrangement ils bcea effected bc-
tween the two ruu4ls favorable " both.
, 1876-11-29

srn1HopfEtp, Mass,, Nov. GA newly.
Inat1e bride and gT.,,ul. named t3addcy, willie
going home In euath lrotn wedding. purity,
were struck by lucnnottvo while c,4,ssaR tho
Ware River KaIIruud Thu bride was fatally In,
1ured, anl the groom wns terribly trui4cd.
, 1876-11-29
4ACE-1fuI.GLARY.


JoNEsvlLLE, Mich, Nov. e5.-fhc store OF
Buell. s. kelsey, groeers, was entered lost night
by burglars. the safe blown open, and between
$500 ant! $500 In money taken. No clew to the
mru has ret bccn discovered.
, 1876-11-29

NrNIsrHaI.l f....a.a

f. 25N9a918IAl4 CNlBI9s
,nass, aooH, Nov. PA telegram from Athens
d. ases cls That Ministerial! csiaIs exists. 4
a,...ae sso'aet "a being formed, aud modification
htsitaL,oai h 81 tue present Ministry is regarded %
, 1876-11-29

The m Assignee f'aa opened tho bank for exchange
ST. Lofts, Nov. ga petition of tnyolnn-
tnry bankruptcy was ffef In tho uolted 5tatea
District Court today by tho creditors Of Indus
Co, wholesale ll1nor dealers ot this dty. Lid
bIlittes OF the firm nbout 100000. Among the
crcdtoss are some VI the hcavlest liquor dealers
In the West AMI New York.
, 1876-11-29

The Chicago, Rock Island u p,siir and the
Pckin Lincoln Il Dcu.tur Railroads llayp issnel
a joint tariff from Chicago to local points on the
lattrr road. The new ratcs to the principal
, 1876-11-29
OBITUARY,

Spsetag DspateA 10 1nt 7f4baaA
ANN AnHoa, MIen., Nov, 2s.-Orauge 1asaon,
an old scatdent Of this county and State, died
last night Ut Saline at the ago Of u yeass. Mr.
Risuuu came 10 thk State in la..9, anl oiaclated
, 1876-11-29

IN Sp1IILADELp1IIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23-Thc H.a!t-houae Of
]. {: +. Daltz, at Tlhrty-!Irst aud Thompson
streets. burned to-day. Loss, $4,000; insur-
anrc, $2j, ,00U.
, 1876-11-29

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Sov 2s.-Stcamshps india md
Canatla, from New Yesk, arrived out.
LONDON. Nur. 1s.-Steumeiir Bolivia, from
New York, has arrived out.
, 1876-11-29
co,via and Montenegro
90 Claim Their Rights
under the Ar
mistice,
.,d Protest Against Turkeys
Territorial Encroachs
ments.,
49,. porta Will Test Russfa's
Right to Send volun.
tcors TO SeFvia~
r. tha Powers Sustain Her, Turkey
Will Claim Indemnity
Therefor.
, vi,bt in the French Legislature Ovtr
Tho Public Worship Bill.
rha a1ower House Defeats the Bill
III increasing Clerical Salaries.


-,cxU
IIlG EAoA'
LETTER FROM oAALfLk,
rnapoN, Nov. H.-lhomas Larlyic "riteo ~
,I..J IN Tho Eastern question, indorslnE to
&ihena '" -, s1 t,,o recommendations III Mr.,
The faes. cA'c"S ~. ~, n~r,t.'nr ~ tbe
Olsdssoncs pa1'pn'c' ioi wv
turkish goGerning classes from Europe
THE LINE or DEMARcATIoH.
r,,sv,, Noy, a8,-Tutkcy has formally pro-
,ls', .r,,nst Tim line OF dcmascation fixed by
kslea aRA".s c,n,,,t.s,n, hot,rnen .hc
ths International .co1.''n'sslo" pe'"een u'a .'e
Ttrktsh and MontcnegsIn 1orces' ana con'pnca'@
,,,, are feared in connection with the reFlc-
, 1876-11-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Etephens' Indian Vegetable Eltters regu-
facs the bowels. and most excellent tonic. It
invicorates ind asrengthtns tIIe whole syatctn.
frrr IL
, 1876-11-29

Iiolantl's Aromatic Hitter Vino Of Iron ia a
remedy for nervous debility, lmroter,.hcd blood,
and impaired dEsstIon. Depot, rs Clark atreet.
, 1876-11-29
THE WEATHER,

WAsnnoros, D. c., Nor. ea-1 q. n.-For
tho Upper Luke region rlssug barotncser, cooler
northwest winds, clear OF purity cloudy wealth
ef.
For the Lower Lakes, southwest, vecttng to
colder northwest winds, rising barometer, part
ly cloudy and clearing weather.
4specidI DistatcA to 7ns Tribune --
Slorx CRY, 1u., Nov. ia heavy snow.
storm has been III progress hero since . o'clock
to-day. A strung southeast Wind is blowing,
With tho mercury Us abuvc.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
CHICAGO. NpY, II
, 1876-11-29
AUSTRIA,

mi AusrHo-HuHGARtAH BANK CONTROVERSY
Losnos, Nov. ga special from Vienna
lspouuccs the existence Of n crisis, caused by
agitation In Austria against tho scheme for the
establishment OF bank for AuBtfo-Hungary,
7his scheme fa1ms part Of plan known aa
sts Au4tro.Hungarian compromise for settling
the relations between the two halves Of tue
Empire, aud his excited great dlssatisfnct!on
ID Austria, NJ ,ll,sluly favortnc Hungary. 4
committee, appointed By the Austrian National
Bank, has recommended the rejection of the
hEk &hculc.
Adhpatch from Vienna says there Is much
excitement there, as. Without m agreement OIL
tls bank question, renewal ot I'll: Austro-
Hungarian Compromise is impossible. The Ntos
hsu has dispatch from Pcsth, which says the
hungarian Finaace Minister las started sudden.
l{ioI V4nna, II is said BY direct command uf
ht Emperor, tu confer With tue Austrian Minis
TT Of Finance.
The Ft,shtr Correspondence says both Govern
ntntsu resolved to adhere to the Austro-
Hungarian compromise, US settled by the coni-
lacs concluded In May. The Hungarian Gov
t,antnt can make no further concessions
Without stsking the Pn. liamcntary minority.
VIENNA, Noy. 2S.--nunors Ut Ministerial
u1tli arc denied III we3l-Intoru.el circles, yet 4
TIT heated feeling exia:a hctweon the Govern
msat and the Constitutional party IN the
Rslclatatl.
, 1876-11-29

PRICE or SILVER.
LONDON, Eoy. 2s-The London Fst,aacfer
MI: ut Ia undcrst ood tlat the German Goy-
ennent will sell no nuro silver In this market
under SD per ou,,re.",
THE nEKT-MooT CROP.
LONDON, Nov. aS.-11.c Manchester Guardian
aJs: "The bect-root crop in Germany, US well
nla France, seems to be q complete failure this
ytar."
FnEy9 LAW.
fkAE1S, Nov. 2S.-11le RoEchstag to-day
sdoptel Clause Il of the Penal Colo bill, which
Essestbes that no publisher, printer, or ,nomlcr
@eFs eyttcnee In court when tho responsible
o1s0sc,