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i RIVER EAlIfsbAb.-.AiieT June ~, 1870, through
tr.lut will leave Grand Central Depot
4. a. A fl 1'Eraro aud Soheiu Express, with drawing
room cars thr0u-lIb i:oca,st-r aud ~. Alntus VI
q. NJ ftgiui EE.vs' arrives az ratabEA
22j pm. Drawing room cu through I" hors'' loih' Ioi
Montreal
lO;Js ~, Special Chicago Express with drawingroom
car 90 Rochester. Buffalo and Nlshil tal'
li.u4. d., NuftI,fu and Ntst. Tu EAutcat
$50 d. Il special SARATOGA Ehp-css Arrives m Ni1ioTn
4. Connects az it AtaH} hlSit At'HH i'4
$500 p. NJ Montreal Express with srcun9cafs from Scw
No.a Adams, arriving a. Montreal - - q H.
T. wiz! slr ping cats Tor a''ito"n nbi
Cauenda. qua Also. Tor MUItT,al va flait-buffh
ssop H.. Pacific fV.tass Galy. with Ftt Wh''atE lpt
IocL,rt,r Niagara Enfl, lUGu, Cleveland ly.h4, ad
It Louis. also chicago via both T. = ma NJ G. tli ais
IltOP ~, ENprels with secmugcars for ALBANY my
-IrItuyG. -
Oh ana il3 !.uIlWas. ana Ntg.U EApi'7- 60 'agr
a. -, d, '.t,,, ~ Lf,aglyu. e a.. Mr.ihEB,
"a 4tp II
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FALL RIVER LINE.
To BOSTON
ANp All. POINTS TAST.

DAILY (SUNDAYS June IL 20 sept 10 nc'uivni NJ n N
Tickets aud Saeroons secured PRINCIPAL hotels NJ ticket
Offices aud on the pier and sieilr olg ol L.
Gen. Pass Agent. BORDEN & LOWELL AEeuts-
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Ere Grsam.

RUSSELL ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
city. Dealers and churches rs cents per quart Special
attention TO onttown orders. IL Bible House
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NpRi R4skN rain -Nl. - y tsfF ii flsSlsl
Train leave ,l-wont Clpsr PIlrrfpui Nvac
q all except :,racA gIj a. !, 3 Z. 41j. $50
So ~ and saturday nights 'uy ~ II 30 j. "a. sun
Gays 9 a. m. ana I.Ju J.. IA.
JNO \. ABBOTT, C.ul ra.sr : gent, Ncv-1 Ork.
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1 the NEWJEI,sEY SOUTHERN T. k-fare lover than
lr any other route commencing Jane 10, 1870 Law Wv"
Vol from, Pcr b North Eyaf foo. kcctorst go a. "a
Tor Tong branch sclbrIht &c Dij a. NJ Ter Iindri na
Ioug Ir,uci River, WptrOHn, aud N4nel+Ldi -
u an ror philadelphia Long Branch and ltohtit'n - ~
H. NJ for Long Branch, Toms RIVER ana ware ,pWH ,.u
IN Ma feighi boat ana passenger tfah or Tong
Sundays $50 M, Tor Long Branch ietnr,lnE al E"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

IOOK, WASHER, and IR0NER.-A respect
y sLlc swedish GIL cook washer, and noner country
preferred. 230 East i7tist
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old ESTABLISHED LINE-Stcamers AN
" DREW HARDER or MONITOR DAILY iOr tatsAhi &C.
L.-..-- l-t.-- I-E NJ b q
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gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
~ and Nauestuc; Railroads. Fare ST. Steamer BRIDGE
Por leaves Cathsrne slip at 80 and Bridgeport att
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I AUNDRESS-By q frst-class Danish girl.
A. who understands French rgting ard polishing is not
afraid work aud willing 10 work IN either city VI country
wags moi 80 much an OBJ ect Can be 1T 3G6 Gave
nea
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Giluations Iuaureo--{emdics.

COOK and PLAIN WASHING-By a Danish
Protestant: iclsss references Is yefy respectable
ant uy capable servant city country Can r. seen 20
6O2 6th-ave.. between 35th and Seth sta, JACQUINS
FRENCH b. BEAU.
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CARkTOGA.-Thc most popular and direct
- ruuc l tie splendid steamer. 81 The People Ish'
ma M and n IOIN leaving DAILY i!om frra y H. AZ
Gp n Great reduction m fare by excursion uoAes 70 AZ
,,i,v Ntr1fDys AMI Montreal
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BOARD IN THE CATSKlLLS-Farm house
ID m,lcs from CItskil irum mountain hrst tl47'
board aud large rooms toms ~. - ,,, ,.,,,, =, q,
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NEW-YOHK, NEW-HAEEN AND HART
~ FORD u. K.-NEN.TOHK AND NLW.uANEN pl.
VIsION-~rIrmrr Arrangement ,C1mrucin- Jon, H. loIt
Passenger In Ncw.iOTA, Grand Central Depot eh
"'"'' "" wy rFtIss IEAvE srwyosK
Trans Tor NcWilayen have at $40 lNcCnl 500 tthh
guJ Aeon II O. n en-, Il y. fhcchl. tENl, ~
aeon, (lsx 40 sud OLD tL"cal L1hJ uh) AID "
'Ici EoGih Noisal. 40 500 9O5 II =. m, I'm di1l
900 . 10 tao ., 5.ss %, Q, 10 fur ripul"fd
no 500 $40 10 DO l. !, ~ ";i1. 300. a;in
- 10, a.4a. L.3s. 20 - 10. and u 80 . IN.
IGt0u Express spunsuol". At % AMI II o. m > an!
& Line a anu TO J.. III the hoS a. NJ A.
o.. sud 10 o. u stopping at stanford, NoWhlk' hnh
100 and n =. 3 q, aLd 10 r. 30. at hidst@i, 49,"
SOC fn and connect with trar1 on Shore Line IN
VISION for iTuEldc,r ami the Come ttici valley a.
Saylrluk The 500 .. NJ. and 3. connect win
shoTc Ilue DiNGnu Tor Norwich. aud New Haven ani
NaggrltuI H. at Sew Haven and The y o. NJ Hud p
an Tor scSpOt: sos. ~ II 8id " trains con
Lect with Connecticut River x. H. Springfield 3ud T. M
Tor Montreal sos n. and connect Win Nan
gntur aud IlpiiHiJlC H. H. az BTdrDI0ri The 90 NJ
and J. 3 i5 and q D. N. with Dlulury AMI NutNalE
S1ath scrsalg. aud The sos IT, l. 4sG. aud .. 10 D. M
Will Sew. an g.. II 10 ~tatHiorl IN
sunday BD't0a Man Trains ut g. m via sprnghfld al ~
+. ~ VIA prUyidgn"-. .-.-.- a.. -.
Night Express tfaiHr- re,,. ~ ,.....u,, n,
GfppJ CtLfrl DEPOT at Office, Of ~ y Ifanstr o. w
BtoonaF New. Yofs aud No Court o., Brooklyn, VINO VIII
also heck la cage Ep,I Ios.Gencc TO destination
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.lpD-ST., 1877 WEST.-De-irable furnished
~.b ROOMS 10 LET, en- suite or snsy, win hiS'cA'''
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4 MIL ! LILLE, 10 HouiN lipIi 'I'' 80
~ southern A. R.-Firs'.cldss BOARD at private house
with home comforts Great folth BAY ct ni,aS
crll,ui psiug boating bathing terms modoraie AH"e''
4. II. A.. Amity Vile, L. l.
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s0TH-ST 403 WESr.-Two large neatly
~ fUrpis ed ROOMS fI3 and sli for two also single
room ior SO American family table hrstcais near BE
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,OKLYN. NETWORK. and NEW

- BURGH, by steamboat ARMENIA.-Leave Fult0n-st
Brooklyn, at o. Ves;Ty ST. NewYok, at 800 and Twenty
louTths at $40 landing at Yonkers. Iona Island
Cozzens West Point, and Cornwall. ReIuTnBg at
10 Iona Island and
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Immortality PrOce ding The theory that every
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Monday, Jan. TO. I7lU
The P0H Nal gazette this afternoon has an
article on the Spanish question: in which 1t rdcnles the
leading ara ce in The Times this morning wherein that
journal advocated holding Spain To sharp account FOR
any damage that may be done to British ships 10y the
Carllst batteries on the Blscayan coast The Pd hd
GGseie says:
We cannot avoid the suspicion tLat II more powerful
country than spain wa, defautng in her performance Oh
ner international ducs. ihe itnes would not nave
adopted such tone. We arc unable 10 see any NOR
credtpbe reason Tor reaortng 1t in this than
Spaln's inability 10 resent H.
MADRID, Monday Jan. 10, lS76.
Gen Campos has ordered the local authorities TO
permit all inhabitants Of Navarro under sentence OF
banishmcut WHO either abroad or with the CariSS
TO return 10 their homes, and announces that the past
conduct Of those who come back will be forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
Union Clu5, Ye,c- Tork. Jan. 70, 1876
GENERIL FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
CRISIS ~ HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAY Dls,Al-
IsFIED-A BITTER ELEcTORAL CONTEST IN
PENDING.
LosDoS. Monday. Jan. 10. 1876.
From the special kilograms from Paris to the Lon
don papers it woud appear that discussions IN the
Cabinet have arisen, from the fact that NJ Leon Say
the MnsterOi Finance is candidate for the senate
from the Department OF Seine-et-Oise, whIIe NJ
Dufuu.e the Minister Of Justice, is canyaNsing m
Cbor,ute in concert with Col Rochercau Denfert,
lately a member OF the Assembly from Charente
Iufeliure-a most decided opponent of the Ministry.
Yesterday NJ. Leon say had two audiences "ith
Marshal liacNlahon. The Nonier says lac spoke 10
the President about the attacks upon him by the
newspapers, which Lc Soiiei intimatcd certain
officials encouraged. The principal offender Is the
Fiqdro which yesterday affirmed that NJ. Buffet had
ordered the Project of Sciuc-ct-Oise to vigorously
oppose the Senatorial list upon which NJ Leon Says
name appears. The Figaro also published long and
hitter datribe against NJ. say of which the follow
Ing il an extract:
For his candidacy ON that list he knows the Govern
,urrf iames him set hc remains He knows the head Of
tIs state r.bukcs his conduct and he remains; pi.
Hyowed condemned rejected hy Ms c"5nt.'s No ] s,
remains. Whatotor ~ sad or uohe' no uilhAS oi co'
cup AMI remains.
The Paris telegram to The London Times this morn
ing says the struggle at the coming election viii be
very bitter.
PMIs. Monday. Jan. 10. 1876.
A Cabinet council was held last evening to con-
slider the crisis in the Ministry. Commenting on the
subject the Journal dc5 Dtbais Of this morning says
The Ministry was never completely Homogeneous az
thou III had the appearance uf concord maihii'u ny
mutual since the opening of th' tltttoi'
i.riod pirc.cnf has arisen between The Ministers be
iunlug The Right aud the lrit Center re'netnk pohch
alliance aud also On the question whether tc "leciOra
caudidatcs should be- p1,roniztd by tne Government
HN.T. &. llru4lI - Fn In
ressiye tone adopted by some .of the journals to-
ward certain members Of the Cabinet, and to the
improper manner in which the President ~ brought
into the controversy for party purposes.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
DIED..


CARPENTEROn Sunday, Jan. Q, Jacob Carpenter aged
Funeral al his late residence at Anonc County
"Wednesday, Jan. ~ at II O'clock All convey ancts VIII
from m m GTara Gr centTa Depot ''' "''i
DAGGITT-At West Elizabeth, y. j. Jan. T. While, only
NoIee i',s Of Of funsral ii her c'S after
DAvIsAt Daden, Conn saturday Jan 7, Phebe A, wife
Funeral services wednesday at O'Clock m from the resi-
poUGHFRTY-on sunday Jan O. Emma. youngest daugh.
ter OF Patucs and Ann Jane Dougtrty' ascd6 years
The reatSes aud HI ods OF the family attend
the TUESDAY at rOn her parents residence,
No ~ Elm st., BrOOSlyn, r. u.
HIGHon sunday morning jan o. Clara A., widow OF Solo,
Relatives and friends are e. 9vss @ fp attend ,he @ Of uIsI3i
dly morning, Jaa. /, at 10 O'Clock.
HOLBROOK-In Brooklyn saturday eve, Jan. g. Ellen f.,
youngest sister OF tTsae W. ioPIogS: c xo o,s c,,oD
ave. on TUESDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock.
HOOK-On saturday evening sh inst Louisa Buchnor wie
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral from
without iartaer notice.
HUTCmNs-In Broosyn Jan 0, Hiram r, youngest child
Funeral al the OF his parents 90 Monroe.st Brook
lyn on Tuesday, the llth inst, 2 D. m.
suddenly his city Jan. TO- o. congestion u
the LUNGS Charles ryench u me 6sth year o bis age
The relatives ln friends If the iany are invited to attend
The funeral services az the flHh Aysngs Pns6ytrran
INST. at a. ocock
DfAcGOwAN-At Camp Independence, CAL Dec. % 1875,
after brief Illness in the 40ih year her Frances Au
gnsta capt u. Mace 18th IIfantry
GsA.
A.. Maruno. suddenly, OF diphthe4id.
funeral will aAe place Om Grace Church. White Plains,
"wednesday, l2ih inst, at ! O'Clock p No. Trans leave
Grand Central Depot at lO:lj aud ll:iO a "a.
PULTZ-On Monday evening Jan To- az the residence OF Mr.
Ellwo0d 4. Thorue Willie MaXwt onS sou " John T. AID
Helen A Tuz ami grandson OF Dr. YIN. II. Maxwell a5cI
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sIEpHFRD-On sunday the 9th inst. M1rgaret widow OF
Thnnlas shepherd, IN the 6cth year of hcr agr
Relatives and friends arc invited attend the funeral from
her residence No 80 Morton ST. THURSDAY morning, te
18th at 1880 o'clock.
sIAG-on Monday tic 10Th inst Sing Sing Nancy widow
of JOHN sing IN The ,3th year Oi ner age.
ard friends invited 10 attend hor fluofsl
THURSDAY Jan l3 / p. M, Trinity church SINK
sing TTans1eaYe Grand Central Depot ~ Ii l,
turning, leave sing sing BIZ m.
TOXNSEN Suddenly. iday evening. Jan. J. 1876,
c. wife Of Geo W. Townsend IA the a4th year Of hr
Frens acquantances requested n attend the funeral
from her Late dolce, 2JJ MOnigOmcry NeNhirg
y. y ruesIay, Jan IL, At IL clock b. without ur
thCr notice.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
THE CANAL DEFICIT.
urpoRT OF THE AUDITOR OF THE CANAL
MI DEPARTMENT.


.nv styKTNG TUSDs-THE CANAL pfBI-iiin. o1,, d. 90,
'"N - SEASONS OF 1874 AND 1S70-S63o'Ooo
DEFICIENCY. 80, -,,, ,,.,e,,v
f,oov TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF I'M
p,n,xv Inn 1O-The large deficit IN the Canal
,.oravs during the last year, the extent OF "ii.n
.,ot onticlpated either by the advocates or the
o,'nonents of reduction of tolls makes the repoi,
ot ,he Auditor of the Canal Department OF unuS'i"'
,otercst and Importance The report VIII DC 'i"',0
.;ttod to the Legislature during the ensuing "eeA'
7, shows that the deficiency for the pas' year
,monnted to $500 900. In accordance WIN i'o,
-tiop of the Constitution, there was Ieq"ieu
A. n,oet the interest on the outstanding
Soht SG94 900 and S45O,OOO as al annual
contribution for the redemption ol lo"rS'
Tbo omornt of surplus required was therefore,
a. os / 900 while the amount actually contrlDuteu
IL s45s GO 6s and there wasa loss OF SI'|l4
,@So,,,,e to the Sinking Fund, thus making the
.rho1e deficiency $500, 600 The deficiency IN the
rooo,ts of the lateral canals was S254,0OO Another
,oble sbows the net earnings Of all the canals since
.ho;r construction over the cost of construction,
o,lowipg interest Oh both sides to be only T0|oOoo
Thus table shows the total net earnings to have been
q 80 600 900 including interest the total cost OF
eo,structioD exclusive of interest S7G,OOoOOO' III
q the frat presentation that has ever been made OF
these statistics The more important portions OF the
,onort are As follows tine first table showing the deOt
after balances of Sinking Funds have been applied:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
INAUGURATION OF onro's NEW GOVERNOR.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 1O.-Tho inaugura-
ton Of Rutherford B. Hayes Governor of ONO took
place in the State Capitol here to-day in the presence OF
vast crowd Of spectators from all parts Of the Slate
Military companies prescott from Cleveland Spring
field and Columbus. and brass bands from number Of
points There also very attractive street procession
After prayer Gov Allen, without any formal speech pre-
sentcd Gen Hayes who then took The oath OF Office and
delivered his inaugural address The Governor called
the attention OF the General Assembly TO the largo in
Of local taxation and indebtedness found
mainly in cities aud largo towns, and re-
marked tbat this certainly great evil
He thinks that to the subject OF local Indebtedness the
General Assembly should apply the principles OF the
State Constitution the subject OF state indebted
ness. II the rule Of the State Constitution
which forbids all debts except in certain spec
fed emergencies Is deemed too stringent to
be applied 20 local affairs, the Legislature should at
least accompany every authority to contract debt with
an imperative requirement that tax sufficient 10 pay of
the Indebtedness in brief period shall be Immediately
levied and thus compel every citizen who votes to in
crease the debt at the time for Immediate
increase OF taxes sufficient 10 discharge IT,
The Governor recommends among other things, con
III what Gov. Allen suggested relative TO tho
Centennial and short OF tho General Assembly
The members of tho General Assembly then proceeded
to the senate Chamber, whore the oath OF Office al
ministered 10 Lieut-6Oveleet Young After the cere
monies Gov Hayes held public reception III the Exeeu
tive Chamber, which was largely attended.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11

Private Hospital the treatment Of disease, OF The Pcc-
V,ee ~trcturt NarcOcee, NtmoTrh ids and the OBJ
scure d,as, IA. aic under tie exclusive c0ninl of
EDWARD n. DIXON, VI. D., Editor ~ Tho Scalp.l u ls
the most elegant AMI heI part II ne ely and
furnished with comfort 80 dJnIts t lfsspaciOls
&c structure - treated exclusively by tho
Trathroomt, chosen the invent, designate six
Instruments, which f0T the immediate
removal however complicated and rculabu By
the old method OF daon They have been invented during
past twenty years. IN which period over two thousand
have been treated exclusively by ills method. Dr. y.
nnds necessary to say that no description OF these nsl
mcns has been gwen and none have en- furnished by h,
with the eAccpOa Of the SETS Ia gentlemen out OF The city,
been instructed by him. and have his certificate -
that effect.
Tor lectures private SUR c clsss the rationale Of
their application nClDse stamp 10 EDWARD III. DIXON,
NJ D. 70 Filhaye. once hours from 10 ~ 10 D. ana 10
10 evenings.
Post-tIfslse Suuce.-The rOREIJN MAILS for the
ending SATURDAY Jan; To- 1876 will close al TINS enlee
WEDNESDAY. at 33O a in. for Europe, per steamer
Algeria, Wis Queenstown; on III HsDAh a. 1850 N,
fo Europe per Suey via plymouth CherOourg and
hamburg. on SATURDAY at m. Tor kngland, wales.
Iresn and France Adrsfc, via
sns al N scotland direct, Anchors VIA
Gase,s and AZ for Europe per Hermann via
sont6smp,Ou Mails Tor China Japan &C. wiz
leave san Francisco, Feb 1876 Malls for Aust ALA Now
Zealand &C, viii leave San Francisco, Feb z, 1870 .
!. l. JANIS, =. n
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11

OFFICE or lllh CHlEf SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsnSGIoN, -. g., Tuesday, Jan H. loI0--l IL IN
FrObNbiheS.
For Noc England ana The liidde Stdtes aad NE Sp'Hh
AUatlc giQcS, clear J0y re0fer and iOHSr teWfe-
AZURE ttG MOHd0H ruth brtSH aDiiheTiD " TeSfefV
minds and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States partly cloudy and colder weather
nOTtheily winds ana rising barometer, followed W ihc
Southwest b. east to Outh winds, slowly ldlnI
barometer, and slight rise IN temperature during Ides-
DAY night
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, The upper lake
region, the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
leYs continued cold and clear fair weather. s0uthcry
westerly winds, h.n but falling barometer aud sOW ~
rising temperature dIling tie day.
For the lower lahes areas of light snow followed by
clearing weather northwest TO southwest winds, ana
r1sul OF stationary barometer and temperature.
The lower Mississippi River Will rise slightly during
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS
lFor other Ship Nsrs See Sevenh Paoe.i
ARRIXEn.

(For other Ship Nsps Sspenh Pa0e.I
sesmship Henry chaunceH Anpers ssvanila Dec 49, via
Kingston 29h with mdse and pass ~ Paco Mail steam
Snip Baltic ot Boston,. Taylor Liverpool Nov 10, with
Ship Froc Bush Manila June 23 and Batavia Oct 8, with
Bark Elysa, Johnstone ST. Pierre Mart, le day. with
rg o Blanchard Cof Jersey Lebrocq Rio 40 days.
schr Rcsale Johnson o., and from Nassau days. with
schr to Eastporp. Perry MstanIas 10 days. with
schr Manuel Cuza Cot Port Jefersonl Bayes claros
schr w. H. rhare. Edwards Jacksonville. o days. with
schr. Edward slade soper Georgetown. D. c. with COAL
Barks slobada Cork; Neversink for Maan1as BRIG
Emma Dean. for Porto Cabelo
WIND-sunset frost, wN.w; elear.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lumber put into Key West Jan 10. eafIng
York put into Kew West the 10th inst rough stress Of
schT j. Bcaro iowa. Little from for Providence
put into Key West Jan. 10 to repair sails. -
& SshT AdSs alton 5a9n lam ron ss rgrtana m fSr , e
repairs London. and sailed lOth INST Tor hr dosDh
FOREIGN PORTS
GARDENS Jan 9-Aui.ed bark Rowing Sailor from Car
CRSFt kGos jan Arrived, ,chr EiwOod Burton Jarvis,
COW BAY, CB jan s-sailed brig Fleetwood (Br). for
HAiIFAx. Ms. Jan. Arrived steamship Geo shstack
(Br iui ford st. Ferre 10th, Steamship BeTnuia Deb
9th steamship Columbus Reed, New YORK sailed Sta inst.
steamship city Of Vera Cruz, Deasen, York barks Bri
(Br for Pensacola; NuJya Bareras (Span Tor sivan
MATASzAs s-Arrived, bark 3. W. Holbrook Mitchell
Philadelphia.
Boston.
sAGUA, Jan. 6-Arrived, bark Jose Iorez, Mcdonald.
InaRua.
81 JOHN y. b. Jan s.cleared bark Enchantress ,(Brh
Bdde Belfast, q. b.; Island Queen r) for Warren Point.
brig Willie r fOr Liverpool. Sailed brig NJ A. DOran Tor
Carienas
DOMESTIC PORTS
KEY WEST, Fla, jan lO-Ariyed. bg Cora Green, from
NCW-Y YOr..
MOBILE loAuived, ship Charlotte W. White, Dyer,
Liverpool.
NEwBgDFoRD Jan. lO-Auiyed. schr Angler, from New.
YORK.
NEwLoyDoy. Jan. lO.-Arived. slip Sacramento. Lave.
from Boston Tor New-IOrk.
PORTLAND, Ne. Jan 1O.-Cleared steamship Eleanora,
Johnson York; bark Christina Redman, Re man.
Carenas Lila for BuenOs Ayres, brig LeOna IAures for
Matanzas.
sAyASSAH, Jan. lO-C, AIRED. steamship sem.no'e Mat
thoBs Boston ship li uOhc Bib Philips Hlyre' bark Ala
mo (Gcr), FOR Galveston.
sAS FiAACIscO. jan sCeared, ship 1iutern Abbey Brl
Stephens, Liverpool.
LIVER OH
WliNISGTo. y. C.. jan 1O.-Auiyed steamship D. j. Fo-
Icy, Baltimore bark NicA a Me5ane Br.) WhteeiIe,
rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11

wanted honest representatives nnl tie Republicans
down ter ve:o not honest.
MIR hILLof Georgia ob Led tho floor and the debate
went over II Tomorrow.
1he SPEAKER amour ced the following select COM
m tees -. 49,
ON he Tszfs Fror Tro,bles-Mr Sch cher 81 Texas MI
A. Williams Of Michigan, Mr. Lamar OF Mississippi MI
Banks OF Massachusetts,, and Mr HnrlDut OF Illinois.
the FTsedD.sHs >Bdnk fu.tpthr Douglas OF virginia
Bradford Of Alabama MT Senger of Ponnsylvania Mf.
Riddle Tennessee Hooker o Mississippi. Mr. Bliss OF
New,York Farwcll Of iinos MT Frost OF MassAchu
setts, and Mr.. Ralney of South Carolina
The House then t5:l0 y. MI adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, Jan. 1O.-Heavy SHOWS have fallen
in the South OF France The town Mende in the Do
partment OF Lozere has been bockaded for three days
LONDON, Jan. 1O.-The Manchester Guardian
to-day states that the gains currency that Queen
Victoria will open the coming session Of Parliament In
person.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-A dispatch from Delhi
reports that during the parade in that city Saturday
Lord Napier thrown from h E horse, and had bis
collar bone broken. He Is doing well.