davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-27
5alauOuak Depe)Ara.

MpntreaL, %. Mdrs. Glliot,
YbiGips & 3d., Gnsros : @ilenge'9dIt,
brannte seltern Nbeno oh. 8erluit 500,
900.
Sort STANLEY y, Gan., %. Mdrj.
Ser 9pfr. ~Gitp Of Sonoustp" uno Der
@6oorer n@illiam @lgin" puroen se=
lteru our9 Geuer 5erH0rt. @erlult $50
900.
Ottawa, %. Mar5. Oas cana-
bil@e Yarlameut bat nit 1876 9c9en 80
5timmea Die 8c9naoisuns bes Teniers
O'Oonobue uerwei9ert.
0ort %. Mdr5. Cine se-
ltern bier eingetroffenc &abel 9epel9e
melost, OaB 9aul 9ablsren, 9obn oes
ueritorbenen aomirals Soblsren uno
Dor spei Sabren als Ser. @taaten=@e
neral= @onlui fir Stalien ernannt, por=
seitsrn in &om mit5ooe absesausen 1T.
9eine @ittipe 1T Die So6ter Oes @pis=
fppal YreOisers 9r. MorsuH, &eftors
Der ST. Sbomas STRIDE" in 9tew Dort.
Ct binterldBt slei6fa1s 5wei &inocr.
Sic ndberen mit Dem Ibleben bes 0rn.
8. p~erbunosuen umltanoe meloet Der
telegraph nidt.
YbiIabeIpbia, Is. Mdrs. Sc
tern !ouroe Der 8rieftrdser Sbeooor
greBman ,pe9eu Seraubung Der ameri-
tanil9en Yolt perbaftet.
, 1876-03-27
Grnnfreib.

GerioiIIes, 25. Mdrs. Sic Sc
putirtenfammcr einiSte li6 geltern lbcl
Die Mnfbebuns bes Selagcrun9sSulta1l=
bes. Ser 8cri1t zines Gomite's ems
pfieblt cine u%ntcriudung Der 8abl Dee
Sperm Dunn. zines Glerifalen, nm 81
erforlhen, oh bic @eiltli6feit Die MabI
besinflubt babe. Sr. Dunn ptrtbeioi9tt
bas asdt Der @eiltli9en, ganoioaten 81
unteritiyen, welde Die 0 ben Semo=
froten b,orobte &elision pertbeioi9en.
@ambetta erwiberte, Ct 9reife Die Gcll-
9ion niemals an uno lei bafiir, baB Die
jelbe inter Der &cpubiit ebenlo 9el9iisl
,perbe, ipie unter Der Monar4ie. Slt
llnteriuAuns wurbe nit 800 sesen TIC
Stimmen bel9loien.
, 1876-03-27
TIrfci.

2onoon, 25. @arj. Na3 einel
9epel9e Der vSimes" BON ibrem Cor
reippnoenten 81 Gasula 1T es Mtufbtar
8ai3a ni@t selunsen, NicIic gu uerprO-
Oiantircn. @r fam nur bis gum erlten
Slcdbauie in Dem Susa- gnspuB, wur=
De oa aber sum &iid5use mad &siitoa
nnb lAlieBliA mad @atl6fn 9eSpun9er
uno perlor an SOOten 120 MtGnn. Sn
9liclic berrl6t Die sr6Bte NOtD.
9ouoou, %. Mdra. @ine Ser=
liner 0epeide on Die Zines" iast, Dap
Die uerdnoerte @altuns Der %conieroatiuen
Yartei in Serbien bic Nuimerf|amfeit aui
iid ;iebt.
Sic f.iibercn con ieruatiueu Organe
erohten auseni heiulid oieV euabruu9 OeS
Drteoens fir Die co~nleroatiuen Sntcrciien
,d)dollhcr. ais Den Nusbrud cineS ptr
3'uelfelt,m &rieses. Die G%onierpatiueu
bemiibeu lid. Die 9ieutralitdt SeltrciG'S
, 1876-03-27
GuroYaiCbe Nabrihten.

Yoen. ueber bic Irbeiteraustuan.
berun9 aus ber Yrouin3 YoIen i@reibt
man Der u&r. 3ts.": Gin Tbeil Der
arbeiter, melds Surd 5situussssradts
uerlodt, mad benz me tlidsn unb lab,
peltliden Deutldlanb obne feitsS @nsa<
3enlent Segan9en uaren. I'M, mie lie
Blaubten, gut lobncnoe Nrbeit gu fiuben,
bat iid in ieinen grpartunssn setaui9t
Beirbcn uuo III in 5ismlid ibleu umltan.
ben suridsefebrt. 8ie ie anseben,
batte Der tiefe Sdneefau ben Begun
Der 6elbarbeitcn perbinosrt uuO audi in
ben Staotsn, Die fe paliirt, batten lis
tetne Mrbsit finben fDnnsn. Sour nit
Mabe uno bel serinsem 9Obne batten
lie itd) lopiel erarbeiten ~l6nnea, UNI ben
Rldwes in bic 9simatb antreten 81
fonnen. Mud Die bort ibnen sereidte
Golt bat ibnen nidt rsdt 3u9ela9t. Wfau
bat iie meiit bamit pertr6itst, 1e mod.
ten III ipaterer Sabrcs5eit na9frasen.
Oh Irbeit 81 befommen wdre. Dieit
ansaben wsroen tbsilweile burb Wtit.
tbcilunsen Der GOluii5en .3ta. beitdti9t,
aab weldem in ben lesteu Ea9en ar.
beiter.&ontin9ente aus BoIen uno S9le'
fen in &0ln einsetroffen waren, welds
9e9laubt bdtten, bel Offentli6en 8autsn
uamcntlid bel Den neuen Sorts 8elddis
tt9un9 gu iinoen, ii9 aber III ibren Grs
%lpartun9en iebr 9etaulAt 9cicbcn unS
feline Serwenouus 9eiunoen bdtten, oa
bort ieoe Yriuatbautbatigfeit rubte, 10
baB ielbf piele Der bort stnbeimildsu
Arbeitsr fsisrten. Wande Der 8uae.
~reilten Irbeiter batten fid aui tslesra,
p6iidem 8ese nab StraBburs 9e,uen'
bet uno bort Arbeit seludt, ieoO9 Obns
ben 9ewanidten GrfOls.
Der @aI,rfanb Der Wartbe 1T elm
Iebr bobsr unb lit Der TluB nod fort
Wdbreno i'm Stei9en. 0On @losau
Iino am IS. gum Sprenssn beS @Ilsa
SO Mtann Yionisre, unter 2eituns zines
OificierS unb 8 untsroffi;isre, NIT 4
POntonS bier ansefOmmen. Sn Dem
Stabttbeile auf BEN rehten Wartbeuier
lino genetiansrltraBe, 0interwaaii6si
unb iammltlids flelnsn StraBen BET
@aail9si, auf Der Dominlsl Der nisoria
Sslesene 1bsil nSrbli9 bonn Dome, bsr
er5biid0fibe @artsn, auf ber S6rOota
bic @%pbinalrabe uuo bic @arten aber'
l9wemmt.
Das SolfSsartent9eater fol- biz gum
/. Wsai oura osrl9i.oene I'M Sansru
Dorlnnehmenbc 8er1ubsrunaea <um Sn.
, 1876-03-27
@efin0ien.

Saponna, rs. MdrS. Na6ri9ten
BON ct. Sbomas bis gum II. 5. 81.
Iiesen Dor. Oie &euolution in Sapti
brad 7. Wdrs in Sacmel aus. 9abalb
Die Nadri6t in ct. Sbomas %eintraf,
reiiten Die Supti'l6en @enerdle 9rirono
Canal II. u. ab; lie mietbeten ben odni-
i6en 9ampfer uSbDra" nno fnbren biz
rett mad Sacmel. Yrdlioent Dominique
bat Den 0afen pon Sacmcl sci9loIsn
erfldrt unb 1i@ an bieSpibe leiner Mrmee
seiielt. Oie 5%nlur9cnten in Sacmel
,perben pon Sen. Sunis sefiibrt.
, 1876-03-27
&uBIanD.

2onbon, 25. Wtdr5. Scr Wiene
Correspondent oes STANDARD" meloet
baB in Ct. Yetersburg bas @erii3
9ebt, bab Der gsar, Der &esiernn9siur
gen iiberoriilig, beabi@tist, absuOan.
fen nno ben @Sarewiti9 sum Mitresen.
ten 81 ernenncn.
Ser st. Yetersburser Correspondent
Der .Nussb. @l9. 3te." beri1tet, oa
Die Scrmmtbun9, Dap li6 Der GSar gu
rildjieben lueroe, Yooen 9e,uinne. 6,
lol bsabli6ti9en, ldn9ere 3eit i'm Nus.
lanoe 81 p%crbrln9en.
, 1876-03-27
Stalien.

2~pnbon, 25. Mdrs. Cine 9epe=
19e an Die vSailp Nems" ertldrt, oab
]i9 bas neue Minifsrium, wie fpl9t &C.
bilOet bat: 9epr etis, pralioent bcs
Minifer,atbs unb Sinan5 = Wfiniler
Nicotcro, Minilter bes Snnern; GOp=
pinp. INTERRUPTS Minilter; Mancini
Sultis= Minilter; 3anaroeai, Miniits
Der Dficntli1sn 8auten; Nlelc9ari, Wti
niiter oes Muswdrtisen Mojoroma
Sanoels- Minitsr; MeSsaeapo, &riess=
Miinliter; 2erin, Marine-M inijter.
, 1876-03-27
Werirn.

@olpeiton "a. MdrS. 9epeIdcn
aus Brownsville meloen: r@citerngta@-
mittog leste @cu. Sebarro ben San leus
ten cine 3won9aonleibe Don 100000
ouf. Sic Gaufleute, meIde ni6t sei6=
netcn, wurben beiseltedt. @uBer oieler
3lpanssanleibe leete Die Gesieruls nod
cine Steucr ben l Bro5ent auf."
, 1876-03-27
GnglanD.

2onbon, %. Midrs. Sm britilden
9%errenbauie lit seitern Die aitel=Sia,
1pel9e Der G6nisin seitattet, Den Sltel
.&ailsrin bon Snbien" a%nSinebmen. pol
5irt.
, 1876-03-27
Spanien.

Gan Sebait u II, "a. Mdr5.-
9os @omite fir Muiredtbaltun9 Der
Sueros ididt 0eputationen mad Ma=
brib, I'M bel Den Gortes oafii, 81 mir
len.
, 1876-03-27
atusae trlfgr. gfpfl@sn.
Icnti6lQn0.

8erlin, IS. Mdrs. Sic Gy=&oi1e'
rim Gusenie traf seitern nit ibrem Cob
ne in Gilena9 IN, nod 8eimar inter-
,uess. Sic belu1ten auf Der Geile bic
Wilbelmsb0be.
, 1876-03-27

bcrbetsufib,eu, inoem fic anfiiaotaen
baB gerbirn feinen gnlprub auf bie
froatiIfen Oiitrifte erbcbeu witrOe. wcan
cS crfolgreid mdre.
, 1876-03-27
Die TohkmrA @

N b%etin,,at. has gauge bisberise SetGueriabrsn uus
suitoben. Ole sur mtrb bur9 bas iosenannte
&obbao un6 eur4 Ginnebu'en non Sobpainer
isrs ! ats S sat t' ~ : tel Ie ie li asi mo anS pc ~ S%f sl.i$ss
3ett setssn ie BITE 9ebenstraft bes Wenidtn m.
3auienbe. ftnb tn ben lesten tmst Sabren tn Der
Subesanialt. "a STANTON Ctr, @ew 9ort, sebeilt
worben. Inter BEN @ebetlten befinbsn it$ pteIe
4erste nnb Ipotbeter. Dte aobbdber unteridetten
jd non anbereu 8dbern baourd, bab ie brett auf
BITE Rrantbett etnwtrten, unb ben f~ranfen GtoiF ents
iernsn, tn ps!SeI TSrM e. aa9 sum SOri$etn
bMu9ssBroceB ber 8rantbettsitcife. Sober 5rontc
mirb bel Der anmenbnns bisier Cur i~osuiasen fetn
ei9ener Ir3t.. gScnn Semanb bnr9 bteie gdSer ges
betlt TIT, 10 tit er mtrflt6 uuo rabtfal gebetlt, pdbz
renb mad Der btsberisen SeiGmetbobe bic Wittst
sew6bnlt5 eefdbrlt6er iinb oils bic 6rarfbeitIelbi
nnb fi4 oiters eth sansss Seer iecnnbarer &rants
betten e~tnltelt. } y
Sboiei5 Bic aobbaber ane sranfbsiten, tnmerli9
nno ~dnberlid, %tnrtren, 10 itno bod bic @trfnngert
bel ~fol9cnben 8ratfbetten, b~eioncers wenn ie ii3
nod IN aentem 3%ultanbe ~befinben, 9an5 anberoroents
lid: Tteber, ielbit Neruenz unb Gppbusfieber,
werben iebr i6nen, sewDbHli9 NIT Ia 9doer!t.
turtrt. &alss uub 2ungenIGipinoSmdDt ptrb,
Defenders BET lnn9en Seuten u. i'm erIten StGbtnm,
sep19nli9 IIei4t turirt. @aHerl1sft, Gbeas
ebenio @ugens unb Sbrentrantbeiten, iowte aIe
fDpbiIttiSde Erautbetteu tn iebem SraSe. Bet
dnBeren Rranfbeiten, S~ramctpuneen, @cs
pISelide u. iidtbare.' Mur eth @ab tit binrei$enb,
UNI Seben pom oer getrfnns gu iberSeusen. W.as
eenfrebS uno bic ioSenannts &arms ober
Sucfcrrmbr (etne bis iebt unbeilbare Srantbeit)
Durben sebeilt. Set lesterer Rrantbett seben rs
9rosent Ses 3nderitoftes NIT iebens Babe Snr4 ben
1lrtn ab. ~
Die 8obez nnb @innsbmez9ulper perben mad
iebeut 9las i'm 2aube %perIanbt, Der Prets be8
8abes0ulpers tit 80, Der bes Gtnnebme : Buffers
81. Man laGe ii3 cine 8roi6ure iiber bic sobtar
tn snslti4sr ober bsuti4er Spra6e i@iten.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
% "a Stanton Str. (Box 1S99),1
New gsrsf
, 1876-03-27

) Dcmas 10 Alfrienb II. Gpbr
iino I9cntcn
fir bic fpIeenten
rei9et INN 5nacrIdfisen @eieafdnflcr
FIRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA
gesriintet 1920
Seridt Ser Miafle am /. Sanuar 1875,
@arftprcis.
gones nnb Svpttberen auf Ct
geftfbun1 in 9b!Iarelpbia.... $1,421, $50 II
@runhmietben IN Der Siapt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2i.6l7 DC
1881 Garlebrn Yon Der Stapt
Y9ilanDslgbia. 370,O 600 0C
$251,000 g. g. e,naetraorue)
$249,OOo 9. g. r,noerroocm 593, O4O 0C
Sonbs, 500.
$50,000O arlsben DON Der Sta5t
pitt, bursb, 2 Yrpsut...... $4,000 &C
Sb,tm0 Sarleben BON ber@last
Gamoen, 7 Yrpsenf.......... 6.3OO OC
$1,000 arlsben Srsimaurer.
Aen1eel 7-30 pru;eut....... 10000 O(
$4,000 Darieben 6reimaurer
90 asl1.psl. d yroaent"..:"... 10000 OC
3ol NftIe1 spn Seusr @eisl-
no lesaiG9at,en".".."."",.. 1Ol.775 OC
S2O>OoO Ssbisb Bailey @lltab.
Z. Dyppt. 9OucS. Z prpa... 20. 200 OC
$10O,0UO 9ebiglgaQey@tlenp.
@pnlol 5Ypt. gpnbs. 6prp. 97.5OO OO
$4,000 Sebisb Gerl9iHunss
70, Con. Ssp. spnbs, 7rrt. 100000 OO
SEQ. UOO Wcuuinfunni, Lr;,c,h
e,E genera non Sppt. Bombs 6Yro. 51,625 90
S5O.OOO peuniYlpauia Gtlenb.
apn1ol Sppt. Bombs, 6 pro. 5OOGO on
$lO,OOO pbilabelpbia II. fcabs
ing Gileub. 7 pro. Spnos.. 10000 OO
$l4,0O pbiiabelpb,a II. Grie
s, G' nna Z gros. N0nes.. 1910 co
$iO,0OO eatawiIa giIentabu
,o 99aap. Z grOs. SoAps..:.. 10000 90
500 %tt'sn vcnnlyruauia Gi-
so lslIDavn-e $4,000 co
5O0 @tt'sn Sebtsb aOblen uno
SerlIlHun9s GUmp...... 25,tS7 so
1,OOO Nttien 2bilncslpbia unb
Ntaptne &tlenbabn Comp. $3.50 90
33l Afttsn pbiIap.. German.
~ tUwn u. MOr'i'tDun Gilent. 32.769 90
~ @tttsn @beltnut ioil @,len-
ram eumpaSHts $3.50 90
0runbet9entbum uno MGueL.
"a ". Uiinfte StraBe........ $500 70
@neebaufte unb M.cpleftirte
5nftrslen.".."."".-.". 24,032 90
ptnmten fallg 10. ungslten,
uilepattIirt .."."""..... 145 COG 26
Saor IN 9anp l. Sanaar 1876 9l.459 ~
$3,561, 932 "a
, 1876-03-27
Aulericon fire 9nlurance
q !, a y,
Sc. 80 Walnut SttaGe,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sneorporirt 1870.
Srribt i. Sanuar 1876.
u c b q.

Nctlon.
@runb"i9'rttum il Obi orelpbfa
nth III g huplf Il Sa'cr ......$150. 100 90
SDnef uuh nvpptDettn, srlte Srlo avs 739 so
Garlebru nit Gouaterals....... 1893, 700 90
@ftien IL B 8ontS, M II ftprets... 293,6l3 %
9aar /. &Greu ven N9er en- st
iteriuos"........".. .... 1855 &c
Snt,rshsn. @rlrcmieten, uuc
Wieiben faltl, .t............. 1859 OF
%aar il Sdu., u. III Der Ia H.. 96,25} 81
Vile Il; BEEN Nctipl. 42,0O4 81
$1,22h,554 81
Toiiipn.
NeucrSs,luIt tertdtetu uib e51bltS 50 029 Sc
Sipteenbfn Hepnnng "........ 52S 10
0etraa fdlia fir Npittn rno luS
l1oen prrltirbsnet u t......... 1927 80
Sel ltdcrungebtrlht, s~titM,ilt AT
5u prp5ea ................. 234, io9 26
leppNttn.S Der ii, Huttnr.l. w,s
.'9er 5 YrpSent ..,............... 273 $50 80
$571,2i5 40
8 apt Gasita, 4OOn Mftier, jt
$97f,2l5 40
llsberidu6 itsrMufs, I. San. '7l.$z4g,349 II
, 1876-03-27
Die psan(Dluania
9tnrr Dtrf1rrunss- WsleA(1at
bon Pbtlanelphta.

@%cgriinoct 1925.
Gaar Capital. IS 400 900 90
Nctipa. 1,559,853 76
, 1876-03-27
MereantiGe @mtataG
Wertne) Sniurance Company,
BON Ne.p 9prf.

New gprt, 20 Sanuar, 1876.
JplaenSer Beridt BON ben G,elbdftcn Der
@eltaiGaft am 81 Ds3tmber 1875 1T p~erbfent
lt1t I'M bic S%eetngun9en bes @blrterS su er-
filen:
@ustsbenbe Yrdmirn 81. De-
aentter, 1S75."..............$ 22i,717 70
grdmien erbalten Dpm 1. San.
bis 1. Ds5cmter, 1S75...... 1,f46,32 80
Iptal Yrdmten ,O39 ii
Sstras ein9esanaeuer WtGmien
Som /. San. bis. 1.Oea 1S75$L169,346 81
Wentger rfturntrte YrGntien... 6l,62S o.
Nstto etneeeaneene pralnien. 81 10Y, 71S IS
Ss3nblt ipabrenb b%erlelben periope::
VerIiite, Gummifipn, unfcten
uup Y tsesrperideruns, me-
niger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $685. COS II
----
$229,t13 IS
Vor tesablte DiSireubcu onWf-
entnbdber 1. Mugut......... $4,000 90
Sar of3ablter&abatt ang erfdufer$137, 1896 IL
Die @ele0 9ait bat bic iplaen
Den 2ct va:
Sn in Sontsn............... S9O,676 IS
Wer. @taaten, St:nts. anf u.
anocres @api! ............ 44o,459 90
Jrtcrelleu 1dl.s DOn aneeleaten
@'losrn:"""-.""."..... 1928 O6
prdnieN. Noten unb pramtei
sum @pllfftiren ."........... 49, 17 Al
W'eperScrieruna uni Ncbne fdl
Ii unp Wertbpapisrs aubss
Ter @clsulhafttn ....... 77,945 co
81, 1928. 525 IS
, 1876-03-27
$6l6,997 81
Citizens Snluranfe Company
non afw RI, d. J.
@csritnoct .Aas, 1869

Mctiba.
grnts II, Sppotbefen, erifes@c +. $19S,5 1 so
Nrsctduf!e II. faui .e Sntre0en... 6474 IS
Gi'i,cne @ls-0igbt
Gr. erie i Wy, il err
tr glare Ycne5... $4,000 90
Gllcr gpun'o lromisn
Q,enf9 ............... 200 90
pGIalc 9uu ~ Spuos. SUI 70
3'elpart uno Nep 0orf
Y ieuhnbn Snnes.... 1 900 90
T,Amonb, no, Scnps 10 900 w
Der. Stna en- %reaiiirir.
l0-4U 80 js...... 1000 90
@srsinls e . ia m D.
~ neue IS Spntf.. 1926 90
-- 14t,075 90
@eo'dtf O1rlfben."."...."...... 27.950 90
Bar i'll GOmp. Sffce 9,l5l IS
Bar lit No-tb Warb
Nattonal 8anf...... 1914 10
Bar III Der GrlfsSpar
Sant............. 10000 90
-- 42,26S 25
pramten tallI9 5ilm @pueftiren.. 52,SI4 80
, 1876-03-27
@irginia @taat8<Wa5e1te
tasT@ besaussssebsn BON
9sba 9. QsiH
DO. 8. 3tu0lfte straee.
Ri1monb.B a.

amhScripttpre . Mretfet
, 1876-03-27
Wrciie ner auasigen:

@rSsere aa,issu wsrssa bsatsr bsrseast.
N6t eber tr,niaer Bel en- c,lben einen Square
Mue Mn,eiaen fnb i'm @sraus sn satlea.
Die 2eituna wt,b IN Ni1mDno uab lint
asaeub Son Sen 9rasern fur IS Sents PET
Wr@e ausaetragen.
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1874

WASHINGTON Dec. g. 1S7d
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
When the House meets tomorrow It will be called IA
order by Mr. Saycr, Speaker pro tenn, who will re.
sumo tho chair for the that the death OF Nr.
Kerr is not officially known TO Congress, as hc died
after the adjournment last summer Tho announce
viii then DO formally made probably by one OF
the Indiana Representatives when an Adjournment
viii be had The House, upon reassembling on Tues
day will be called order by the Clerk, when now
Speaker will be chosen.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Presidents Message will be presented TO the
Senate tomorrow, it will adjourn Immediately after
meeting IL has been determined that it will not ad-
Journ over the holidays to take recess, but wl
simply adjourn for Christmas and Now Years Day.
THE DISPUTED STATES.
The Grst business to be brought up in the House will
the report regard tho Oregon electors and then
committees will be appointed TO proceed to investigate
the recent elections in louisiana South Carolina and
Florida
PREPARATIONS FOR BUSINESS IN THE SENATE
AND HOUSE.
At conference of members of the House this aftor.
noon a committee appointed 10 be charged with
the general management of business in regard to in
PRODUCTION of resolutions. Tho committee will con.
sist or Mcssrs Sayer Lamar Ill., Abbott and Hewitt
A meeting OF the leading members of the Senate for
conference will be had to morrow morning 1t hafpast
nine o'clock.
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
SENATOR SHARON.

RUMoRs OF HIS RESIGNATION DENIED--HIs
VIEWS ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 3, 1876
The Chroniclc publishes tomorrow an interview with
Senator Sharon, OF Nevada, his rumored rcsigna
ton Hc says II he inclined the present crisis
had decided HIM to st bold his scat in the Senate Ho
considered the situation grave but thought the better
judgement OF the leading men OF both parties would
avert serious trouble IL was .ime when public men
should risc above nero party consideration and DO
governed by the broader principles OF patriotism and
constitutional law. Tho Presidential candidate shown
to be elected should have the oice regardless OF con-
sequences.
The language OF the Senator was that OF con-
scrvatvc republican whose fcalty TO party required
him TO remain whore they had placed him. He leaves
for Washington tho 20lh
John W. Mackcy, king of the Bonanza mine tcle.
graphically denies any aspirations
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
GOVERNOR TILDEN.

COMPTROLLER RoBINsoY's SUCCESSOR NOT YET
APPoINTED--THE sPEAKERsaIP.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Dec 8, 1876.
Governor Tildcn will return here Tuesday next,
to remain till he finishes hts duties Of Governor by
formally welcoming Lucius Robinson the succession
STATE coMPTRoLLEg.
Ho has arrived AT determination yet as to the ap.
pontment OF State Comptroller. 1t is known, how
ever, that Mr. H. p Olcolt. who rendered tho nom-
inaton has positively announced his dsnclinaton to
accept it, There still remains interval OF about
days before Comptroller Robnsons report is finished,
so that there Is pressing need OF an Immediate ap-
ponlment-
sPyAKEgsHIP.
George d. Sloan, OF 0swcgo. was here on Saturday,
and stated that, while he would be very proud II his
friends elected him Speaker, he should make
vass for the place and personally seek nobodys VOTE
The New York herald., 1876-12-04

TIE President In regard to tho South Carolina business
and It is said also that Senator sherman
has come up from Louisiana very sore about what no
bids fair 10 be exciting day II is OF prob.
able that tho Presidents communication to Mr..
Hewitt, will stop any on the democratic side
make him trouble, but It Is not impossible that he
may ind himself attacked by republicans ANXIOUS to
save themselves.
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
ENGLAND vs.. RUSSIA.

From the Pail Mall Gazette, Nov. o.
Tho Rusxli Mir. in article discussing the forces
at the disposal of England for against Russia
says that it is easy for nsuar Power dcfy con
mental States but that Germany and Russia with their
colossal armies have nothing fear from ron-clads
which poweress attack their Shores or from the
small English army OF soldiers who serve for pay
England may well boast that she IS ready for w,v for
she does require much time mobilize her insig
niilcaps military force and send her fleet 10
sea. Sweden and Denmark may also saw
with equally good reason, that they are ready
for war; but the question Is whether England
abc to enter INTO successful conflict
with Russia for the achievement OF fixed political
object England is powerful on the sea, but she is
hopclessiy weak on tho Continent - We may
the the English, and In tho meanwhile we
to escape in English ships We raise an insurrec-
ton ia India, from Persia and khokand, and we can
destroy Engand's maritime trade by the help few
crusicrs while the English iron clads Will endcayor
In vain 10 approach the torpedo harbors OF
tho Black Sea and the Baltic. Our railway communica-
tons would make successful landing OF English
troops Russian territory impracticable as one
OF Russian troops on English territory In a word.
England is harmless TO US so long she has Con-
incnta allies and she viii not lind any, for the Napo-
lconic regime in France has fallen und other Euro
pean State Is disposed to follow It's example
The great Powers OF The Continent must attach far
greater importance TO the of their mutual
relations than TO the alliance OF commercial nation
WHICH, being separa cd from them by the sea holds
aloof from The system OF Continental politics. -
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puiung the responsibility on them OF maintaining
peace and Furnishing outragcs.

SYMPATHY WITH HAMPTON.
He expressed his strong sympathy with Hampton
in South Carolina, and his opinion that the President
had acted down there in very i-advlsed manner.
Finally Governor Hayes said that as soon as the
electoral vote was declared and his election thus
publicly assured, he wished to have private con-
terence with Colonel Lamar and General Hampton,
and would take to that end, believing that
then they could see no objections TO consultation
which had for Its object the good OF their own Sec
tion and the harmonizing OF differences which had
gone so far that reconciliation was absolutely neces
sary for the good OF the whole country.
This is true account OF what Governor Hayes
said. II comes from source thoroughly informed,
and 1t presents what those who know Governor
Hayes intimately have known to be his views as TO
the necessities OF public policy when he becomes
President
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
MORE HYDROPHOBIA.

Charles Cuam, OF No. Az East Twcnty-0ith street,
was playing with largo bull dog In front OF his house
yesterday evening, when tho dog, WHO has secmed to
be playful, suddenly made bite al cullams leg aud
tore thcrelrom piece OF flesh large as hens cgy
doctor wass called TO dress the wounded mans limb
and seeing the dog IL as his opinion that u wM
suffering from hydrophobia. The:animai wrs at oncl
klep and Cuam was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
SMALLPOX IN MANITOBA.

WINNIPEG, Dec. 3, 1875.
Sixteen Icclandcrs and fourteen Indians have died
at White Mud River OF tho smallpox. Between there
and Gmli distance OF thirty miles, the disease is In
every house. At Gmli thero arc over 100 cases and
twcniy-two deaths have occurred. The government
storohousc has converted 10 hospital, 10 which
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THE INDIAN PROBLEM.

OMAHA, Neb., Nee. g. 1876
About ninety Sioux Indians, a few weeks ago
were taken from the Rcd Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies the Indian Territory a tour OF nvcsti
CATION, passed through here to-day en- route homo.
Indian Agent Daniels, who has them !n charge, say.
they seem generally well pleased with tho couDtrys
and that IL probable they Will there next years
The New York herald., 1876-12-04

,te astronomer. We can, in fine, see n
thinner Tweed and fatter Woodward in
prison, an exiled Connolly here, an exiled
Sweeny there, and Fields and Genet roam
ing the world elsewhere, with furnishing
ex-underlings of the Ring scattered at every
corner but we are still greatly in the dark
as to those who hammered and held the
Ring together SO long and hung it before the
treasury door; who spun and stretched the
flmy threads of which the spiders web was
woven that led through the treasury keyhole.
Names are whisperinly named of republi-
cans ard democrats alike; but the story has
not been told in full, and none but the
great spiders themselves can tell it.
deeply interesting series Of interviews will
be found elsewhere which throw light on
great many dark places and things behind
the scenes in this great story of the Ring. A
compromise is talked of by which the city
may gain back some of the stolen money on
condition of letting the three Ring chiefs
go free of legal process, but it must first be
preceded by a full confession of the making
and growth of the Ring, even to the names
of those yet unknown who shared the money
but not the infamy. A perusal of the in
terviews we print will convince the public
how much remains to be told.
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt continues In vcry critical
condition, but his physicians very hopeful shas
with an abatement In the severity OF tho weather TIC
relapse Will be overcome.
The New York herald., 1876-12-04
CHECKMATING FERRYMASTERs.

Yesterday tho Hoboken Fcrry Company piacco
patent turnsties their gates similar to those used
at the Centennial Exhibition ut Philadelphia II the
apparatus found 10 work wcll II VIII be placed at tho
christopher and Barclay street ferries