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"eAenney, prosecuting attorney IN tho wAlskey cases.
10 "esea announced to friends his determination
70 tnro" up the prosecution He went 20 Washington
some time ago. and It was understood that he had evs
dence suncent to ndict Matt Carpenter Keyes chair
man OF the State Republican Committee and Henry
falne, chairman or the Republican Young Mems Club
since MS return ne appears 10 have given IN the idea
and II Is known that officers from washington have
been mere interfering and insisting that Haze,on the
newly appointed district attorney who 4. 'con
should share IN the prosecution The anti,
Carpenter men have been pushing MoKennev 10
the verge of desperation, and claim his lukeSarn
ness arises from influences In high quarters which he
feels unable TO overcome aud hence his resignation
The charge against Carpenter that he had received
$40 900 from dtstilers for political purposes the
promise that they should have carte blanche TO
facture crooked whiskey and II rs this that Mckenney
finds himself unable 10 prove
A TEMPEST
The publication here OF McKenaeys alleged declara
ton that he should resign the prosecution OF the
whiskey cases has brought a storm, out OF which
Developments begin to appear. McKenney denied hav-
ing made the statement and those who heard him insist
that he did. row Is inevitable. II was recently
announced suddenly that the Grand Jury would adjourn
over TIL March, although not a scrap Of evidence had
been submitted TO IT, The State Convention TO select
delegates to the National Republican Convention, in
the meantime suddenly called for the 22d OF Febru-
ary long before the usual time and II charged that
the intention Is to have Keyes and Paine elected dele
gates, IN the belief that on pedgng thor votes the
White House will nnd prevent their indict-
ment by the next Grand Jury.
EoS.PRosgcUTIoS
The call OF the Criminal Calendar Of the United States
Court commenced to-day and in twothirds the cases
a mole prosequi entered.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governors Andrew G. Curtin, Of Pennsyivantas
r. Pacheco Of California, and Henry Howard oil Rhode
Island, yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senator George Brown OF Toronto, Canada Is stayns
at the st. Nicholas Hotel Attorney General Charles
r Train Of Massachusetts,. is rcgisterced at the New
York Hotel Judge Luke p. Poland OF Vermont, is SO
journing at the Windsor Hotel. Gerhard Gade, United
States Consul Chrtania Norway, Is at the St. Denis
Hotel Ex-Governor Sidney Perham, OF Maine, is stop
ping at the Grand Hotel General Roy Stone, OF Van
dala ~ ". has arrived at the Coleman House. Alex
ander G. Cattell, Of New Jersey, Is among the late
rivals at the ST Nicholas Hotel General Rufus H.
King OF Albany, is quartered at the Windsor Hotel
Nathaniel Wheeler, of Connecticut is residing at the
Flnh Avenue HotoL Captain Hamilton Perry, OF the
steamship Republic, has taken up his quarters at the
St Denis Hotel George Peabody Russell is At the
Albemarle Hotel
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THE CANADIAN ELOPEMENT.

Mrs Mackenzie, her two children, her father An.
drew Allan and her mother will take the eight O'Clock
this morning for Montreal The entire party, In
cluding Mr.. Abbott, Mrs. Mackenzics attorney, has
been stopping at the Windsor since their from
Philadelphia last Monday evening Mrs. Mackenzie
remained quietly In her room during the entire day
yesterday, refusing TO any During the after
noon G. J. Brydges telegraphed TO his son.
the affinity in this scandal, who has returned to
Phenixyle Pa, that Mrs Mackenzie proposed "a
return quietly TO Montreal there to 1--we with her pa
rents for time and then institute legal proceedings
for divorce from her husband provided he herloverl
gave his consent An answer came back saying thai
this modo OF procedure met With his Frederick u.
BrYdRes entire appreciation
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

COMMODORE cL1rz ORDERED To COMMAND TIL
PORT ROYAL srATIoN-FoRAIDABLR oArHER
mo OF NAVAL FoBcEs-MOvEMENTs OF sHIPa
The establishment Of q naval station - PoE
Royal which to be the rendezvous Of the large por
ton ofthe United states ees 21oa has made that sper
did station perhaps the most important the scrvco
Within month all the svalabie iron clad5 and cruiser
Of the navy will have assembled IA the capacious har
Dor Of Port Roya, which, 10 every way s the hues
and grandest basin ON the Atlantic coast Key West
Pensacola and Norfolk are for the being 70 be
pair statons and heBceforwErd while the fantsst wal
cloud ungers on the horzoni Port Royal is 70 pro
tect such feet as ha5 never before been
collected In American wrers The new dignity
which the post has mads II necessary for The
Navy Department TO order TO IL, as commAnder OF The
station an oniceT OF high rank ans OF great skill
mas selected Commodore J. NJ b. Ciitz 10 assume tns
posi'on or senior cicer OF the stas!ou and he has
been ordered TO 20 thas point the line Of battle
snip rev Hampshire and ~ hoist his pennant upos
her de viii be secoRd In Command OF tne North Allan
.c OF aOme neet and will have in the absence Of ReaI
Admiral 10 Roy, the suecessor OF Rear Admiral MuL
aney control of the forces put IN comuisson by the
government on our coast He Is the only oommodors
tment OF the service that mo nors gallant tighter os
finer executive officer could have been od for the
impOrtant position
Not less than fourteen powerful ironclacs sinRi.
and double turreted will assemble at Port Royal beoS
spring and more than that number sneent crnisers
well armed add admirably manned, VIII JOIN the aeei
10 be exercised ia all details OF naval frll and made
ready for any service they may be called per
form Whether occurs or not II s certain that the
drill and evoiuons OF meu aud shlps wiz DO OF thS
greatest benefit TO the service.
Commander George Brown has been ordered by slo
graph TO Washington from the Boston Yard, and II
probable that he will participate with Commodore Fox
hall Parker the OF the fleet about 20
place at Port Royal
The new corvette Vandalia, Commander AitoT.
Huxtun sails from Boston for Port Royal to-day
The corvette Marion, Commander Bradford, is undee
orders 70 proceed from Portsmouth, N H., to the
general rendezvous Of the fleet at the earliest moment
Rear Admiral lie Roy, who has just arrlvedtrom the
South Atlantic station aud who will succeed Rear Ad.
mlral huilaney will reorganizc his stan assuming
command OF the North Atlantic feet
IL probable that Rear Admiral Trinchard will be
ordered to the command OF the South Atlantic squad.
the political exigencies will permit tho
Navy Department TO detach from the homo feet two of
three vessels for service on the Brazilian coast Al
present every vessel available will be held at PORT
Royal for any contingency which NAV arise.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHICKERING HALL.

very entertaining concert was given evening at
Chickering Hail under the auspices of Company A.
Ninth regiment The attendance very large, and
the artists who appeared could not indeed complain
of want of appreciation OF their efforts by those pres
The artistic emlnence OF those who took part in
the concert gave of meritorious perform.
ance, which fulfilled in every respect They were
Nine Maria Salvotti Soprano Nine. julio de
Ryther, contrato Mr. Ch. Frtsch, tenor; Mr., Adoph,
baritone; Mr.. Charles Werner, voloncellist; Mr..
A. II. Pease, pianist and Miss Charlotte Farrell who
gave some recitations Mr.. Mario olcated az nccom-
panist The programme was made up OF selections
from the sworks of Verdi, F1otow, Donizetti vieux-
brilliant in character. The members of the gallant
company may be congratulated on presenting very
successful musical entertainment Owing TO the indis-
position Of Mr.. Edward hollonhauer who was an
nounccd, Mr. Guild substituted organ solo for the
Fantasia Caprice" on the bills
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RHODE ISLAND ASSEMBLY.

PROVIDENCE, Jan 25 1875
The General Assembly commenced its January
sion today
Governor Lippitt transmitted message relating TO
the local affairs Of the State Concerpng the Centen
nial, the Governor says carly appropriation
needed to give Rhode Island exhibitors the aid which
other States extending to their citizens The Gov
says the State shows that during the past
FIVE years there has been gain OF twenty per cent
the population and OF nearly forty per cent in cotton
spindes, which now number five and half for each
inh
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THE QUAKER CITY JUBILANr.
PmLApELrnIA. bal. . Dan. 25. 1I

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, jan 25, 1876
The rapidity with which the news from Washington
concerning the Centennial Appropriation bill spread in
this city tonight and the hearty congratulations and
expressions Of eradication It evoked evidenced strongly
how deep the interest Is among the community in the
grand undertaking Al the hotcls u vas the mansub-
ject OF comment
The action Of the House was publicly auBoEnced at
the Grand Centennial Concert held tonight under the
auspccs Of the Press Club. The hailed with
great enthusiasm, and the orchestra struck up the
sstar Snanele Banncr"
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THE. EMERALD BALL.

Tbs thirty eighth annual ball OF the Emerald Benevo
lent Association will take place this evening at tie
Brooklyn Academy Of Mnsic The Emerald ball Is
annually given in aid OF tho Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum. and is usually patronized by the foremost
people in the City Of Churches II general report
speaks truly, and that Il does thore Is reason TO
doubt o-nlghrs ball viii be than usually success
ful II will be more brilliant too than formerly Flow
ers In abundance will decorate the halls and passages
and add their ustre the multitude OF bright colors
and dazzling lights therein scntlating II Is not Oy
any cxpectfng much expect that tho En-
erad ball will bo the successful In point OF attrs
tions as well aumbcrs that Brooklyn shall witnc al
tta aeadcmv this vear
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Mus1cAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


The Fiorences have made hit in Cincinnati with
the 'Sdighty Dollar"
Faure Is TO leave Paris in April having signed an
engagement with Italian impresario named MercllL
The Charity Dramatic Association. under the direc-
ton OF Mrs Sheridan Shook, will give performance
at Blackwels Island to-day for the entertainment OF
the inmates OF tho Lunatic Asylum. Miss Emma
Celia Terry will sing.
'Les Danichen" Muscovite drama by the Count
dc Krouhowskoi, adapted by Alexandra Dumas has
been produced at the odeon. The dialogue is said TO
be powerful but the construction faulty. The theme
OF the play Is the love OF Russian nobleman for a
beautiful young serf
The London Daily Netos says that Mr.. Gibson Greene
bears a strange resemblance TO two previous
creations OF Mr.. Byron's notably Sir Simon Simple
and Harold Trvass but praises the play OF Married
IN Haste' very highly for its Irresistible and ap-
parently endless wtticsmA"
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MISPLACED CHARITY.

ofnccr Rail- OF the Second precinct Of brooklyn. ar.
rested John sheridan and his wife, Of No. 9.Dxon
alley, charging them with obtaining provisions from
the Commissioners OF Charities under false pretences
The prisoners we're into custody as they wore
about crossing Catharue errv With their arms tuU VI
suDUlca
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ROME.

A GERMAN ARCHBISHOP PREcoNzED AT THE
VATICAN.
VIENNA, Jan. 25 1876
The Wiener Presse reports that in the Consstory
held at the Vatican yesterday Mgr. Kutschler
preconized Archbisop of Vienna, in place Of His Emil
nence Cardinal Rauscher, the late Prince Archbishop
OF that see
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-1 A N.

WASHINGTON, jan gu n Ms
Probdbiiitie&
For New England, light snow, followed by clearing.
slightly cooler weather during the day. rising barometer
and southerly TO westerly winds.
For the Middle States, clear fair weather, sta
tionary temperature, southwest to northwest winds
and rising barometer
For the lower lake region, partly cloudy weather and
slight changes in temperature, westerly to southerly
winds and rising barometer during the day.
For the upper lake region, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys clear fair weather rising
temperature, southeast to southwest winds and falling
barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the Gulf
States, partly cloudy and slightly warmer weather
easery 10 southerIy winds and stationary slowly
falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States clear or clearing
weather. southwest to northwest winds rising barom-
eter and slight changes IN temperature
The lower Ohio and central Mississippi rivers will
continue TO rise during Wednesday.
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THE SIOUX ON THE wARPATH.

SALT LAKE CITY Jan. 25 1915
letter received at Helena, Montana, from Fort
Pease, on the Yellowstone River says Sitting Bulls
band OF Sioux attacked party Fort Pease the
I'd OF January, killing one man and woundng five
others Eight horses also killed. Another party
of nine of from tho fort by the Indians, who
number several hundred II Is feared the gar
rlson will be massacred unless speedily assisted.
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THE CUBAN QUESTION.

EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTAL CONSULTATION ON
THE WASHINGTON CIRCULAR.
BERLIN, Jan. Is, 1876
1t is stated that the European governments have
served their replies to the American note the spanI
ish-cuban question until they have had opportunity
OF exchanging views the subject
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RAILROAD MATTERS IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA Jan. 25, 1876.
Tho annual report Of the Railroad Commissioners Of
Maine shows that the roads and rolling stock generally
in improved condition The total number of
miles OF railroads in operation in the State s
9S6 $500 But q few miles OF new road have been
built during the year. The roads have generally felt
the pressure of the times in decreased receipts from
business.
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LEWISTOWN AND SUNBURY RAIL-
ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. e5,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25, 1876.
A meeting of the bondhoders of the Lewstown and
sunbury Railroad was held this morning in this city
for the purpose of devising means for extrcatng
the company from the debt they forced to carry
II was unanimously resolved that unless disposed OF
by private sale before March J. 1876, the road
should be sold at auction March 0, 1876.
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INSPECTOR DILKES HURT.

Inspector Dkes, of the First district sprancd hh
ankle yesterday by a misstep, and compelled "a
leave his Office Captain Copeland, OF the Centrn
ONCE has boen appointed to act during his absence
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BISMARCK AND Won ARNIM.

LONDON, jan 25 1875.
The Pail Mall Gdzenes Berlin special says the dis
closure made by the Reichsanzeiger have determined
The national liberal party to give Prince Bismarck their
full support relative to the Arnm clauses OF the
penal code.
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FRANCE.
MAcMAHoS IN POSSESSION OF THE ELECTION

MAcMAHoN IN POSSESSION OF THE ELECTION
RETUREs-TH RESULT NOT PUBLISHED.
LONDON, Jan 25 1876.
The Daily Ne10s. in its Paris special, sAys:-" The
evening papers state that at the Ministerial council NJ
Buffet submitted to President MacMahon the complete
returns Of the elections for Senatorial delegates
TIE RESULT NOT YET KNOWN.
These returns having been wonderfully long time In
coming to hand and being refused the press for pub
lieation the republican journals draw the inference
that they cannot be favorable the Prime Minister'S
policy will be scarcely possible before the decisive
day January 3ol to know which party is victorious.
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swINDL1NG THE GOVERNMENT.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. 25, 1876.
Mr.. Coombs, Jr., noted claim agent, convicted
on two counts the United States District Court
day of swndling the government with fraudulent
bounty claims. Sentence is suspended until lftoen
similar indictments are disposed or
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ARMENIAN CHRISTIANS SEVERELY OPPRESSED
BY THE TURKS.
LONDON Jan. 25 1870
The Times this morning has a letter from CONSTANT
nopIe which gives the details Of great suffering among
the Armenian Christians from the cruelty OF the
Turkish rulers and the unrestrained rapine OF the
Koords.
Many ofthe Christians are protesting conversion to
Isamsm in the hope of escaping oppression
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RUSSIA.

COMMERCIAL FAILURES AT RIGA-THE TRADE OF
ST. PETERSBURG THREATENED.
BERLIN, Jan. 25, 1915
The financial papers or this city announce grave
commercial crisis at Riga
Two large firms have failed, and further suspensions
which will probably react at st. Petersburg,
nected
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SEVERE FIGHTING WITH THE CARLrsTs-THE
ALFoNsIsTs GAINING GROUND.
HESDAYE Jan. %, 1875
despatch from Renteria that the Alton
Sists making general movement
ADVANCING on POSITIONS
There is heavy firing around San Sebastian Eight
sattalions advancing the neighboring Carlist
positions.
THE BATTLE IN PROGRESS
Later advices from Renteria report that the lighting
continues
The Alfonsists rapidly gaining ground in the
oeighborhood OF Lasarte and Oyarzun.
No idea can DC formed yet of the losses on either
eide
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rHR wEArHER YEsrrnnAr.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN CON-
parson with the corresponding last year as in
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HRRALp Buiding:-
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BRowNLKE ACQUITTED IN rNp1ANApo11s.

IsDrANAroLIs, Ind, Jan. IS, 1876
In the United States Court the argument in the
Brownlee "crooked" whiskcy case was closed at
to-day Alter the instructions OF the Court the Jury
retired and at Ave O'Clock brought verdict of not
guilty. General Ben Harrison made the closing argu-
ment for the defence and General Tom Brown for the
prosecution.
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xNGIIsH ESTIMATE OF THE SPANISH MINIS
TERIALIsT MAJORITY.
LONDON, Jan. &c, 1876
special despatch from Madrid to the Standard
says Sagastas organ the IBERIA and other opposition
Journals reerate allegations of official pressure and
abuses In the elections
The Standards correspondent estimates that the
sagastasts have obtained forty seats Castears party
ten and the radicals six or eight
Great apathy prevailed throughout the country.
The ministerial majority too large to be genuine
beneficial
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REHM, MILLER AND THE REcTIFIERs WHOSE
ESTABLISHMENTS WERE LATELY SEIZED.

The Grand Jury heid brief session day and almost
unanimously voted tho indictments against Hesing
Rehm and Miller and against the rectifyng firms Of
Abel. Dickinson Leach and Keely Kirwin, who are
implicated through Golsens testimony. These and
other indictments viii probably be presented in
court tomorrow. There a report that Congress
Farwel among the indicted, but IL can be
positively stated that such is not the case
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nprlnsrurrs ouorArroNs.

LONDON, Jan. 25 1875.
In the Mark Lane Erpres review Of the grain trade
uondav the general averages should have been re-
ported one penny above las. years instead Of one
chilling
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THE MILWAUKEE PROSECUTION WEAKENING
RESIGNATION OF TRE GOVERNMENT ATToR-
YKY-MYsrERIous INFLUENCES KMASATING
FROM WASHINGTON.
MmwAUKrn, via, Jan. 25, 1876.
sensation waa craatAd hars laSs uhht At laie hour
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A.-DR. PIERCE.

RED ANGRY. SLEEP DESTROYING ERUPTIoNs
yield 10 the action Of GLEsEs SULPHUR soar.
HILLS HAIR WuIsKKR DYE. black rown, SOC.
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THE srEAMsH1p AMEnIouE.

HAvRE, Jan 25, 1875
The steamship Amerique, OF the General TraDsat-
lantc Company has been fully repaired and prepar
ing to resume her place in the line.
She will sail for New York next week
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
FRENCH PREPARATIONS FOR contributions TO
THE ART DEPARTMENT.

FRENCH PREPARATIONS FOR Contributions TO
THE ART DEPARTMENT
LONDON Jan. 25, 1876
The Daily Telegraph this morning in its Paris
despatch says that the commission appointed to exam
the the work OF French artists for exhibition at Pha
delphia have completed their labors
They have selected GO pictures, including the 'Dec-
araton OF Independence" and the Surrender Of
Yorktown" by Charles Edward Armand Dumarsq;
'old and New California" by Bartholdi "a Portrait OF
Washington" by Princcteau; several works by Messrs
Jean Pierre Alexandra Antigua, Jean Victor Adam,
Augusto Alexandra Philippe, Charles Blanc Brest and
Alfred; also hundred sculptures sixty engravings
and designs.
THE GERMAN LEGISLATIVE MEASURE FOR AID TO
NATIONAL CONTRIBUTORS.
BERLIN, Jan 25 1876
In the Rcichstag to-day the bill for the grant in aid
OF the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition passed its
nrst and second readings
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WAR RUMoRs OFFICIALLY coNTRADIcTED.
PARIS, Jan. 25, 1915
The Journal 0Eeiel contradcts the rumors that the
reserve win shortly be called and also the intended
mobilization OF the territorial army
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SPAIN.

FOR THE MINlSTLKIALISTS.
MADRID, Jan. 25, 1876.
The elections ended.
The total number Of Deputies elected to the Cortes is
400 or these, thirty supporters of sagasa, ten
slercals one cantonalist and 364 ministerialists.
Sehor CASTELAR, is the only moderate republican
1lected.
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