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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
CHTLDREN,s CARRIAGES. &c.

r HAVE THE L ARGE S Tc&5ssrRT.S 2
Il STOCK OF CHILDREN'S CAR 49, w.
RIAGFS in the city. Call and sc: the Whltne
Sleeping Coach. 9ldslayarded ut tn SEA. Fair 10
1876 for the best CARRIAGES.
OLD CARRIAGEStlken iu exchange.
You can save mOneHsby Purchasing rom nd,
established house No. 617 Broad street
NH "a ROBERT HAROLD.
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FURNITURE.

TUST RECEIVED, a lot OF fine WAL-M
new style WALNUT SAFE, with or without M
marble: low-price PARLOR SUITS and Bed
LOUNGES, In addition TO my large stock on hand;
which pledge to sell ut lower prices than the same
class Of goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
before YOU buy L. GATHRTGHT,
my 2-3m l6 Governor street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRotp.l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
HeSHoioSD, VA. May Ig. 1851

Train leaving Richmond at s:i5 t. n nm, a. d,j ~
Except Sund ay stopping at all regular stations
Train leaving Richmond at 1000 p. NJ puns d,,,v
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, CiordonsyIl,c Char
lottesville. Ivy, Nechum's river, Greenwood Warnes
ooro, Stannton. Goshen. Miliboro'. Coyingtop Ale
ghaDy, and all regular sIatioms west Of AlIc2hany
Accom- noiatiCn train leaves Richmond for Sor
louisville and all intermediate stations daly teAcen.
Sunday at 4:30 NJ. 'p'
Trains arrive n Richmond az follows:
Express Train daily at..................4:4 N
Mall Train daily (eAccut sunday ut % =. NJ.
Accommodation Train daily Except
uiHis Ill., 900 A. 81.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above. "
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and DanVillc and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond
For further information, rates. &C.. apply at S27
Main street, or at c0mpanys Offices
CONWAY u. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. 81. s. DUNN,
my 20 Engineer aud Superintendent.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP l>-E FE7 !.
~ COMPANY. cSELGsS.
FOR NEW YORK

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
toAiI,erT-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RICIiAIOND-Cycry TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY ut high water.
These slips are entirely new, and were built eS-
prcS>ly for this route. ,
They have splendid saloons, stae-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed. ,..,,.- -,
Goods shipped by this line are Landed regularly AZ
New York on The company's covered pier, 81 North
river. ,.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except actual eX-
pCu-CS incurred.
Freight received until r. NJ. daily.
cabin fare To New York. sl2: rOund-trp tlckets.
800. Storage, s6 and SS.
For further information apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO. Agents,
my ln office Comuanv's Mharves, ROCketts.
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"CANTON INSIDE LINE. "edfE sf[;g a,

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE EETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRl-WEEkLT.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid IRON
,tcancrs Of this line viii leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
l'owhutln Steamboat Lines pier. al corner of Twen
rv-Secoad and Dock streets. making close connection
each trip ut Canton Nd. East }atim0re Sith tllt
philae!phia Wilmington and Baltimore Ralfoao
Company for Philadelphia.
SpECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and mhrins
Iu,uEIucp free Of cost. No dOckase charged 1t Rich
nond Rates as low Is any other line. This Is the
Quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond
Frcglits ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Lhle, and sent to the Philaieiphia
Wilmington and Baltimore 'icEot. Phiia,iclphla;
Frcishts received daily in Philadelphia and Eich-
mund.
For further information apply TO
J.. h. TATIM, Agent,
Offices Twcnty-gecond and Dock streets
and no. 9u3 Main street; or to
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia. wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philrdrlphia ia9
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/ DEPARTURE OF sTEAmEns.

Eok NEW YoRK.-The Old sSFERh
II Dominion Steamship Company 42sN
steamship WYANOKE. Captain CoEcH VIII siIl
FRIDAY, June cd, ut 10 O'Clock M. =. -.
Freight received until Ii O'Clock A. u.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch to NIL points north, south
east, and west; a'so, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Cabin fare to New York, s12; rotuld-trip tickets
$50. Steerage, SO and 80.
For freight or passage. apply to
G.. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
my 31-3t CompaDy's Wharf, Rockehs.
PHILADELPHIA. RICH 1SsSse.
IL MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-EseekAS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES A WEER.-Un.l further
uotcc the steamers of this line will make tri-weckly
trips leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city niG Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding Transfer.
W. z. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & Co.
General Agents,
No 12 South Wharvcs, Philadelphia
D. -. G. MINK. Agent.
my II No % Dcvonsllire street. Boston.
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RICHMOND AND nANvlLLE RAILROAD cCNp'y,j
RICHMOND, VA. May II. 1875. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,-TRAIS No

.
RICHMOND, VA. May IT, 1915. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- 3.-THRoUGH MAIL-EEw YORK TO THE
soUTu.-lcayes Richmond At $50 4. NJ: icaves
Burkevillc ut 3 A. NJ: leaves Dundee IT l:39 p ".
caves DanvilIc at lab Z. Nj: leave, Greensboro 1T
1886 p. NJ; leaves Salisbury at G:54 F. NJ. arrives
TRAIN No. Anew YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
EXPRESS, Observation-Disclosures Charlotte ut 5:+5 4.
salisbury at $50 A. NJ leaves Greensboro at lo:5s
p. n: leaves DunvIle at 1884 F. a.; leaves Dundee
at l49 P. NJ: leaves B.lrkeville at 6:51 L. NJ. ar
rives In Richmond III $3.50 Z. VI.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHDURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
Wcstward-Leavcs Richmond AZ $40 a. NJ: arrives
4 Durkevilie at 1901 T. NJ: leaves Burkevllc al 2
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCHBrEG AceoMMoDATloS,
Eastward-Leayes Burkeyille at lao 2. IL. arri:cs
1t T Hf"S az 40 BrRKEvrLLE Accouxo-
DATION daily except sunday, W est"ard-f. caves
Richmond at ?. NJ: arrives at BurkcvilIe at 1918
TRAIN NO. lo.-LocAL BURKEvlLLE ACCOM-
MopATIoN- Eas;w"rd-l.e caves Rifkeyiiie at sos 4.
NJ: arrives at Ric!'m nd At ~ NJ
Traius Nos. 3 az lancet at Richmond with the
Chesapeake ami q ..ilroad.
Trains Nos. B '"nnect at Greensboro with
trains TO and from RIl' and GOdsborO'.
rhe through - IL, inject Al Richmond AMI Dun
Ice with trains Oh III" Eichmond. Fredericksburg
md Potomac railroad AMI Washington City. Vir
;inla Midland aud Great southern railroad. TO aud
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Trains No. 2 and connect at Charlotte with
Grains on the Atlanta anh Richmond air-I.lne rail-
road To and from Grconvic. Atlanta, Montgomery.
Mobile Pensacola, New Orleans. aud all southwest.
rrn points ard with tho Charlotte, Columbia AMI
Augusta, railroad for C"lumbir. Augusta, SAVANNAH,
Tallahassee. and all southern points.
Train M. Il connects AZ Burkevie with the Allan
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburg,
Chattanooga. au,l all southwestern points
Tickets sul! to all southern aud southwestern
points, aud baggage. checked through.
Unbruken gauge from Richmond ts New Orleans
Pullman slccpers all night trains.
Local ticket; good only tor continuous passage
to the points named on ;!c Ticket. Noiiyoyer checks
will bs given. T. 81. r. TALCOTr.
General Superintendent.
Join r. MNIMrEnO i;cncrnl Passenger Agent.
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ROOFS, SHOES. &c,

AIDES BUCKLE SANDALS, W
IL NEWPORT TIES, and SLIPPERS ;s~9
Misses and Chdrcns Newport Ties and slippers;
Ladies' French Kid. Fine Serge, and FoXed Button
Scots and ;almorlls thaIid- and mlclinc-ni,icl:
Misses CLiirrna and Infants Shoes. all styles anu
nlors: the celebrated Newark Shoes for genfleincn
scwed). such rs Buckle. Ccutcnnials. Prince
hihcrts. ami Caters: Trunks. NaliseS. Satcheis &c
Repairing ncat! and promptly done at o,.c
W. i. W. TATLOR'S.
my3O Fourth and Broad streets.
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TOR BALTIMORE. Sif-1. .lM!ss I
POWuATAS STEAMBOAT LINE.

A TRI-WEEK LY .ssEssees,zzrzszlSs
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
no TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE.
no DUfKAGE CHARGED
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER OF this line leave their new pier, In the
Dock. foot of Twcnty-Second street, every j | ES-
DAY air! THURSDAY MORNING at o'clock. and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ~ O'Clock, for Ba!ti-
more. making close connections at locust Point with
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points west ana
northwest also. with Northern Central RAILROAD for
northern cities and Cana'ia.
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
line Hppv 10 l.. H. TATUM. Agent.
offices Twenty -sccond and Dock streets and No.
a03 Main street. oc 81
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RICHMOND. \ DIRK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE |
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TIE SUPERIHTEEDEST.
RiCHMOSD. VA. March -, 1876. J
GREAT REDUCTION.
UCTI0N IN PASSENGER FARE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at 3 A. NJ. arriving at Richmond nj 10 \. III. leave
Richmond at 5 T. NJ, arriving at West Point at
L. II.
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on " WEDNESDAYS.
FRIDAYS, ard 81 SDASS, and with steamers ior
Baltimore ami ri eastern loints ON MONDAYS
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SANDALS AT MAYS. ~
y ~G5
Since the opening Ut this year spring trade
1 roustaut;dcnlaud for SANDALS has been made.
Netting In st yIe can equal the SANDAL
During the hot summer months for walk or ramb!e
\ second aud beautiful supply !uSt received.
I,adie, that call are sure 10 lie pleased.
NAYS SHOE EMPORIUM COZ Broad street.
Closed ON SATURDAYS. my 30
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my 20
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
THE BOSTON FoRGERIES
MORE PARTICULARS OF THE wNsLow yRAUDs-
AN ovER-1ssUH OF BOSTON POST srocK-wNs-
LOW NOT GoNK TO BRAZIL.

MORE PARTICULARS OF THE wNsLow yRAUDs-
AN ovER-IssUE OF BOSTON POST sTocK-wINs-
LOW NOT eoNR TO brazil.
B0sToE, Mass, Jan. o. 1873
The alleged overissue OF stock Of the Boston Post
Company has seriously complicated matters and tho
holders Of collateral tell whother their
tihcatcs bogus or genuine The company
ganized May 20, 1875, by K D. winsIow, Edwmd y
Porter and w. C. Greene under the title OF tho Boston
Post Company The capital stock was $500, 900. 1900
shares OF 800 each. K D. Porter, as President Z d.
Wnslow, Treasurer, and W. C. Greene, being all Of
and majority Of the directors OF the company signed
the legal documents and subsequently certified that
the whole amount OF the capital stock had been paid
IN in cash. Mr. Porter withdrew from the presidency,
and Mr. Salt0nstall chosen, but shortly after
IN his resignation, never having signed certificate or
stock Mr. Mann, who has bocn the confidential
tarv OF Mr. WinslOw In the office OF tho Post sub
seiuonty chosen President and recorded to-day.
Tho parties holding the certhcatos Of stock propose
take possession once Mr. Mann can give no infor-
nation regarding the alleged issue OF stock and
the genuine stockholders are but few IN number Mr.
wrslow controlled and manipulated the stockahook to
suit himself, and he did hesitate forge the
OF parties 70 notes II s probable that he
factured certificates 70 suit his There are MISS
ing certificates aud stocks from the back part OF the
certificate book and II Us said, IFS shares OF bogus
stock are known 70 o In existence
Mr.. Porter has found sOme fraudulent certiGcates
which he will turn 70 the trustees be appointed
to take charge Of the Boston Post gentleman
COnnoCtcu tne o8laDiiShment mas been
vited assume the business management OF the paper
In addition 10 the number OF banks previously men
TONED a. holding forged paper uttered by Mr.. WiDsow
the following reported to-day Atlantic National
s. 600; Everett National 80, 900; Shawmui National,
5000 National Bank Of the Republic, tlo0o0i hor-
chaDts' National Bank, $4,000
| The amount Of spurious Doteslhcld by the National
Bank OF tho Common wealth Is t35 600 secured oy cor
tncates of stock In tho Boston Post Company, which
dated four days after the organization OF the cons
| pany In May last and supposed 70 be genuine
rHn BosroH NEWS ArTAcaEn
Al the instance Of w. G. Greene. one OF the former
| r,ootio,o,s IN tho Tast A writ OF attachment was
served this morning on &. 2. Porter, the ostensbla
owner Of tho Daiiv Ne0G the writ is based upcn
sone AZ the Wlnsow trnDsactiona Tho Nc,0s ln-
nouncos that IL will continue publication, with. no
change In the management
Nor ooxn TO BRkzrL
A spccial from New York says person answering
xv,nslns Absorption applied for passage a. the on cs
Of the Brazil steamers last SATURDAY. hot the san
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

AN OUTBREAK ON THE NORTHERN FRONTIER
GENERAL HERRERA AT THE HEAD OF THE
RKvoLUrIoE1srs.
GALVESTON Jan. 26, 1915
special despatch TO the News from San Antonio,
tonight says:-Advices received at different points
on the Rio Grande, through oouriers from satlo,
state that revolution has been started
in the northern and central portions OF
Mexico General Herrera has pronounced
for the revolution and surprised the authorities At
Parraa Tho revoutonists assaulted Rasovcs which 10
defended by MadrO. who is prepared 70 defend II until
reinfercements arrive
The majority Of the people In the Northern districts
are represented TO be favor o. suppressng The rebel
lion and arc preparing for an emcrgencr
General Porario piaz is al Laredo
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
THE DIRECT CABLE.
A CURIOUS STATEMENT RESPECTING THE PRE-
oUENT RUPTURE OF THE WIRE.

A CURIOUS STATEMENT RESPECTING THE PRE-
oUENT RUPTURE OF THE WIRE.
LONDON, Jan 25 1870
The Times In its financial article, has the following
"The following letter makes a statements Of
Of the Direct United States Cable Company's wire II
is hardly possible believe that masious conduct Of
the kind pointed out could be adopted any
the sinister purposes and for tho sake of all
cerned be hoped that tho fullest investigation
may be made the delay which occurred In making
the successive breakages known We informed
that on this last the company word the
Stock Exchange before eleven O'Clock in the morning
so that the responsibility OF keeping back the
nouncement does with it."
Mr. EDWARD n LusHrNcrox's LETTER
The DIRECT UKIrKD STArKs CABLE COMPANY,
LoNDos, Jan. 25, 1876.
sIR--in your article you say respecting The Direct
United states Cable 'It would appear that the news
OF the interruption again known the market to
operators at least fifteen minutes before the
notice was posted the stock Exchange and during
that short period Anglo-American stock jumped up
nearly two per cent" While fully approaching your
iaudabe endeavor TO stop an Infamous system Of
gambling which cannot be too strongly condemned
beg you that the evil lies much deeper than
appears at nrst sight, aud that you may do great
public service IN supporting the Directors OF the
Direct United States Cable Company In Obtaining
q public inquiry these nearous proceedings and
for bringing the perpetrators TO justice II is an
doubted fact that the ruptures Of the Direct United
States Cable which have occurred In regular succession
since the line opened, have been known 10 certain
operators the stock exchange not hours, but
days. before they happened; and II equally certain
that the ruptured cable In each case sound and
perfect up 70 the very moment when the communca-
ton ceased and that the ruptured ends which have
been brought home prove beyond all doubt that the
that OF dragging anchors under ordinary circumstances
Ed H. LUsHINGTON, Chairman
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

O'COnnor Power, NJ. T., Of Ireland, arrived in the,
city yesterday and is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Sec
retary OF State John Bigeow Is soourning at the Vest
Minister Hotel Ex-Governor S. G. Arnold, of Rhode
Island and William D. Bishop Of Connecticut are stay.
ing at the New York Hotel Joseph H. Ramsey. o.
Albany, is registered at the Gilsey House Rev War
Randolph and Rev. B. Tyler Of Philadelphia, ara
at the St Denis Hotel President Andrew D. White, Oh
Cornell University, and Assemblyman Allen hunroc
Syracuse arrived last evening at the Fifth Avenue Ho
teL John Crampton General Freight Agent of the
Great Western Railway OF Canada at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
HARVARD ILLUMINATED.
HOLLIS HALL DAMAGED BY FIRE-A SCENE OF
EXCITEMENT AND CoNFUsIoN-LUDIcRoUs
CONDUCT OF STUDENTS.

EXCITEMENT AND CoNFUsIoN-LUDIcRoUs
CONDUCT OF STUDENTS.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 26 1876.
The first nre OF any account at Harvard College since
tho burning OF Harvard Hail. In 1764, occurred to-day
being nrst discovered in the and attic OF Hollis
Hall. The flames difficult TO reach and made good
headway from the start particularly in the rooms OF
the Pi Eta Society, where nearly everything do
stroyed. The rooms had been refurnshed frescoed
painted &C. in 1873 and tho prdo OF the society
All the students roomng in the building their
furniture some OF them In the excitement doing t
damage than Il could have received by being left
there The boys dreadfuuy in earnest at FIRST
and there considerable confusion but after all the
furniture had been carried out
Tux HUMOROUS
began TO appear. During the first excitement
very carefully lot down the marble top OF his commOde
with rope while another tossed earthen-
articles from the third story and then threw
upon the fragments. Aferward their late occu-
pants returned TO the rooms which IN serious
danger and carried away such pershabe articles
FIRST were not thought worth saving One oil the young
men was observed carrying barbers pole very
fully across the yard, while another bore conecton-
ers sign under bis arm The occupants OF the hall may
be said have saved all their household goods but
they will hardly be In good condition tomorrow as
raK DAmAGE TO HOLLIS HALL
itself is mainly confined 10 the roof One end OF this
Is entirely burned or while the centre and the
end are badly damaged The immense quantity OF
all the lower stories of the hall probable
the damage from this will be- on the whole quite
great that by fire. The building was not insured
and II is very difficult 20 tell what the amount OF tho
loss will be- It will probably require from $4,000 10
SIS 900 to put the building good condition DO
fore the fro
Hollis Hall was built in 1868, In December OF which
year IL was compleied aud the keys delivered to the
General Court January l3 1764 Both branches met
the college chapel, and the Governor formally
named the building 'Hollis Hail, from family which
had made to tho college repeated and generous dona-
etAn Ia IL fnolln kul 0awA En..w
and built of brick. Originally IL had thirty-two rooms,
but now has only twenty-eghk All these wero occu-
pied at the time Of the Gre Among the celebrated
men who roomed IN Hollis Hall during their college
course the Harvard Book" gives the names of Ed
ward Everett W. H. Prescott, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Charles Francis Adams, Wendell Phillps IL ID.
Thoreau and Charles Sumner
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
AUSTRIA AND AMERICA.

THE IMPERIAL CABINET ANXIOUS FOR COPY
OF THE FsH-oUBA CIRCULAR.
VIENNA, Jan. 26, 1915
The Austrian Foreign ONCE recently intimated to Mr.
orth the American Minister, in a confidential
desire to have copy of Secretary Fshs note to Mr.
Cusnng. Mr. orth teegraphed the fact 20 Washington
and asked for Instruction. The American government
declined to allow copy to be gwen. 1t is rumored
that another note the Cuban question IS impending
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
sSs steamer bad & Sssn postponed week A!s
POND NOT AN AocoMPL1cE.

woRcEsrER, Mass, Jan. 20, 1870
This afternoons GaEene Will publish the foIlow,n~
statement Of L. w. Pond the manufacturer, who wa
sentenced TO the State Prison for heavy forgeriex Ho
was . personal friend OF the absconding Wpsov-
OF Boston
To rHH EDITOR GhzErrE;-
Having seen In the papers suggestions OF collusiom
between myself aud Mr. 4. d. WinslOw wish 70 state
briefly that neither r. WinslOw any other person
persons had any knowledge interest In my irreg-
ularties; neither did have any knowledge Of or in
terest In Mr. X d WnsOws reported Irregularities
The reports In relation Mr. Winslow certainly a
greas a surprise 20 me they be TO any one I
have desire TO cast the odium OF my own wrong
doings upon any one else. expect pay the penalty
and submit 20 the requirements OF the law with the
best grace possible under the circumstances
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

MAcMAHoNs MINIsTERIALIST EFFORTS TO Sc
CURE MAJORITY.
LONDON, Jan. 26, 1876
The Times Paris telegram says it seems quite certain
that the Senate in will contain purely
terial majority, NJ Buffet understands the term.
The Cabinet could only find majority by the support
IF the four anti-republcan groups including the
conciabe Bonapartsts and the ultra legiti-
mists or by the union Of the moderate
Left with the ministeriallsts NJ Buffet must
renounce the least cooperation from the moderate
Lett The Leon Say and Feray incident has placed
impassable barrier between the Len Centre and him.
NJ Buffet, then can only govern with the four
groups OF the Right He resolutey pushes the
moderate Lett the radical Left and himself be-
the prisoner of the Bonapartists of all shades,
being forced the same time reckon the support
Of the legtmists
DANGEROUS COMPLICATIONS AHEAD.
Such combination would be the signal for the most
disastrous complications II France is really 10 be
saved another policy must prcvall-a policy liberal,
moderate and firm against all violence and agitation.
This policy is only possible with the Left Centre
CAN SAVE SArroSf
Happily the good sense and honest ideas of President
MacMahon suffice to reassure France and may be
that the will open under Cabinet
realizing the promise of Lille and summoning around
It the moderate men or all parties
THE SENATORIAL DELEGATES OF THE DEPART
MENT OF THE SEINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SION AMONG THE REFoRMERs.
PARIS Jan. &c, 1876
Another meeting Of the Senatorial delegates elected
In the Department Of the Seine held to-day.
Theirs. Gambetta and Victor Hugo we're present
RESULT.
There considerable dissension, and the meeting
ultimately terminated without passing any resolution
arranging for fresh meeting. The leaders seemed
60 recognize the impossibty OF arriving any solu
ton the present occasion.
GAMBETTAs ADVICE.
At the conclusion OF the meeting Gambetta stated
that several names will be returned the first ballot
for Senators, and If necessary an agreement will cer
tainly be established at the second ballot
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
THE NILE.

COLONEL GoRDoN's EXPLORATION REPORT FROM
THE RAPIDS.
LONDON, Jan. &c, 1876
The Morns0 Echo says intelligence received yes
terday from Colonel Gordon, dated at Dune, stating
that he was safe and we'll
The surgeon OF the expedition had died and Colonel
Gordon the only white remaining
RAPIDS.
He had just reached the Rapids which, he feared,
mpassable II the further exploration Of the
Nile in a steamer would be impracticable.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
SPAIN.
THE ALFoSsrsr ARMY ACTIVE AGAINST cARLIsr

THE ALFoEsIsT ARMY ACTIVE AGAINST cARLIsr
POSITIONS.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 26, 1915
General ouesada's division has carried several inn
portant Carst positions between Hernan and Iasarte
and occupied Anionenea with the right wing resting
Urumea
division OF Catalan troops operating the left
with the object OF reaching ArechuleguL II has
pied the heights commanding the road between
Oyarzun and Astigarraga
INSPECTION or
General Moriones has returned San Sebastian after
visiting the line OF battle at Renteria
RESERVE.
General Morales division is acting as a reserve and
threatens Aratzain.