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New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
THE WAR IL BosNIA-TIIE PEACE PROJECT.
LONDON. saturday, Jan 22. ls1O.

The Times correspondent at Ragusa tele-
graphs under date of Friday, 2lst "a follows;
have Just eturned here after witnessing the attack
by tie Insurgents thc Turkish ncnced position on
the hill ycru al ana Trcb nc, whittier the Turks
mad fled after TIE action OF the 1Stt one of the breast
works was captured inner brcastwOrk calamity
defended and evacuated 10y % Turkish SURVIVORS
during the night Of Thursday ana number Ci thesc
killed during tic succeeding hight Ifepgle Is
lieve the berageTcd detachment, hnd the INSURGENTS
hod tine road contcsted TibI-ne l. Threatened WIN
ber OF Turks killed dur ng the two days nghlnS IS 7oo
while tne incur -ents had 100 Killed and wounded
The Ddiy Necss special Paris telegram slys 1t Is re-
ported that Turkey Is preparing to concentrate large
army in Bulgaria next month
Dispatchc- to the Rcutcr Telegram Company from
lagusa place the Turkish dead in the fight near
TIebeuc at $50, and the Insurgents at 60 Numbers
Of the wounded on both sides have been Drought 10
RAgus., for medical treatment.
RAGUsA, Saturday, Jan. 22, 1876.
In consequence Of the Turkish defeat 1t 7 now reported
that Trebigne is in the hands or the insurgents.
ROME, Saturday, Jan. %, 1876.
II reported here that the Porte has unotiay ac-
ccpted Count Andra.ys proposals for the pacicaton
OF the disturbed plOyinccs.
BlLGRADE, Saturday, Jan. 22, 1876.
The skuptschina to-day unanimously adopted the war
estimates. ~. -. o., ,o-c
The Turkish troops I'm Herzegovina concentrating
Tor the purpose OF attempting to rryctual Trcbgne
LdsDoS Monday Jan. -, 1876.
tn, Standards Vienna dispatch SAYS the report that
Hubmaycr, leader Of the Insurgents I'm Northwest
n ,nia had b. en- asslsna.cd - cOntradicted: Dut up
ma~er has rslgned his command.
The Pssier Lioyd mewspaper asserts that not ohiy
England but all the Powers, have retained entire frec-
dom regard to events arising after the pre-
senta,ion OF Count Andrassy's note to the Porte
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
TIE SPANISH M)NAR IlY.
DEFEAT OF CAsTELAR-rHE CAELI>T WAR.
MADRID. Saturday. Jan. -, 1876.

Reports from the elections recently held for
m.uefs of the Cortes throughout Spain are already
coming in In Madrid IL IL thought the Mni-erialls's
have secured five districts, while two others returned
Corstutonast and a Plogressist respectively. Many
Cons,itutional.t anil Republican candidates retind
from the Provincial reports state that the Min
isteriast majority large everywhere sofar ~ Known
only two Republican candidates have been elected To
IN. Cortes seior CASTELAR, was unsuccessful every
where
The Carsts severely bombarded San Sebastian on
Thursday. Some OF the inhabitants were killed
MADRID, Jan. %, 1876.
The Minsteriatiss have secured n considerabF
majority In the new Cortcs. The minority Will consist
Of about 20 COnstutonasts Radicals, Aoderates, As
f0rtcOs and others.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
CARDINAL ANTONELLI ILL.

LONDON, MONDAY, Jan. II I5Ib.
A special dispatch to The Daily Meas from
Rome, states that the greatest anxiety Is fcit
with tegard To the health OF Cardinal Antonelli He
has had a relapse which has been verg marked
within the last As hours Immediately before he was
taken sick he instructed the Nunco at Madrid to Keep
the spanish loyal to the Church u view OF
the tendencies revealed by the elections.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
YHE INTERNATIONAL MATCHES.

LONDON, SatIIfudy, JAZZ ., Io'V'
The National Rifle Association Mt meeting
to-day further resolved that sir Henry Haord, having
appointed representative OF the Assocaoh ior TIC
conduct Of the proposed match be requested to com
nunieate the resolution adopted by tho Association to
the American Association and to make oil the necessary
arrangements.
The Erenin0 Standard has telegram from Dublin
statng that the students OF the Dublin University have
been compelled to refuse to participate In the nerna
tonal boatrace Philadelphia this year because an &C
senance would clash with the usual Henley regatta
arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
LIQUOR TRAFFIC INVESTIGATION.

SENATOR sHERMAHs BILL FOR A CONGRESSIONAL
COMMIssIoN-THE INQUIRY TO DE EXTENDED 10
REIGN COUNTRIES.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-The following is the
bill reported by Senator Sherman, from the Com
mittee on Finance, providing for the appointment Of
commission On the subject of the alcoholic and fer
mented liquor traffic and manufacture,
That there shall appointed by the President by and
with the advice and consent OF the Senate Commission
persona neither of whom shall be the holder OF
any Office of profit trust In the General or btaie Gov
ernpent and all OF whom shall not be advocates OF
hbtory legislation total abstinence In relation " Aco
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
TIE VERMONT CENTRAL CASE DECIDED.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Jan. 23.-The Supreme
Court this morning. delivered decision In the important
Central Railroad quo rd,raato case, which has been
nercey for months past by the Smith and Page
Boards OF Directors The Court sustans the election OF
the smith Board aud dismsses the petition OF inc fage
Board on ground that the issue Of stock To Lnsuo
and Mills, though voidable, Was not made yolu ana
election Of the Smith Board wcn uepehueu
nIo franAfer Ia legal.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
TIE RosroN COMMITTEE IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 23.-The Boston
in charge of the Bunker Hill souvenirs for tho
Southern commands which visited Boston last June ar
rived this morning and received ut the depot by
committee OF the Washington L'gnt iniahy Ihey nave
rece,vea much attention prominent citizens during
the day and attanded divine service at the ancient
Colonial Church OF st. James, at Goose Creek, Is miles
from the city The presentation OF the souvenirs will
take place next Thursday evening
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Uousp op RypREsysrATIvEs, !


DEAR CAsuIS: Yours II the 10Th inst. 10 land ana
contents noted. [ expected before voted u hear
howl from those hellhOunds below but say o them an
that, God being my hell, shall meet them ut Phlipp
My explanatIOn for voting for general amnesty s; q
Because II is right above all W Because wac oieclcd
@ that principles our platform adopted nj the Kepunh
Con ScnJn at MolgOmcry, 1874, says that lhe i
pubicars of Alabama demand tho equal civil and poli
ical rights Of all before the law" 90 Because
I am Grant man, and Grant recommended
general amnesty ti) because the coiorrl man
In the South wants peace and good will to all and hatred
10 none and ask. for others what he desires for himself
an equal chance In tho life. We cannot
afford to aid any manner In Keeping mp strife Tor the
benefit of office hunters Allow ask attention
10 a few questions which hope you will put 10 Coon,
Raper Curtis and others IL better fer us coored
men To forget aud forgive and have tho good Will OF tie
world or "a better for 10 stir up the cruolties of the
pa.t and ourselves sufer In order That Coon Co may
profit therebyi DO represent the true principles of
Kepublicauism aud party when strive To put the
seal of peace aud good will upon animOsyi Ia IL not
better for US in general especially In the South, that
thero be good feeling both white and black IL
II not better that the leading cOor men take this thing
In hand and build up race build up our party upon
the true principles Of right and justice OF
and drive those who striving ~ 1do into ounce on
prejudice into the olackest political hell 10 IL not
the truth that such Raper, Coon and others are
the sole OF party beYg defeated In Aabaa to
dayf you think that there are thousands OF whte
men ia Alabama who would gladly Join the ranks OF thc
Republican party and help build Up the party upon the
strong principles of right Justice good Tor ALL ana evh
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
rERFNEZ DEAK DYING.

LONDON Monday, jan "a, 1879.
Vienna dispatch to The Standard says tho
uuea, OF NJ Dea the Hungarian statesman threaten NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
AUSTRIA PREPARING FOR WAR.

A Vienna telegram to The Daily Ne'rs re-
ports that the Austrian corps OF observation numbering
10000, is about to concentrated on the Damatian
borders, ready for emergencies.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
THE AMNESTY DEBATE.
A CoLoRED MANS REASONS FOR VOTING WITH THE
DEMOCRATS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Jcrc. llaralson, the
colored member OF Congrcss from Alabama who voted
for the Amnesty bill aud was applauded by the Demo
Gratis ha, written curious letter TO one Of his friends in
defense OF his political The letter ], addressed 10
Cashn "A coo.ed man. and Coon, to whom reference Ii
made Ia u carIet-baggcr" Of the spencer stripe The
following Is the letter;
, 1876-12-28
9nldnoifde pspe(den.

MontreaL, Can, 81. Deg. Iae
SniaIeh oes &lolters, wel6es scitern
9(beno gu ct. Glisobetb, nabe Solicit,
Quebec, %abbrannte, batten li4 i4ou gu
8ette beseben, uno muBten li6 pbnc
&leiber auf Die Strabc flii6ten, nm ibr
2eben su rstten. Sic llriade ocs 6euers
III unbefannt. IS ~befaaoen it'd As
GoI9dnger in Dem &loiter; IA Yerlonen
tpereen permiBt mo lino wabri4einlid
idmmtli9 in oen6lammen um9sfOmmen
Sic Gltern mcbrerer &inoer, wslhe in
Dem aloter rerun9liidten, lino ouf Der
8ianoitGtte angefommen, I'm Die Gcihcn
in gmpfans 81 ncbmen. Sie 2eiAsn
lino beinabe sur unfenntlih!eit ptrs
brannt uno es 1T i9uisris. oielelbsn Su
ioentifisirsn.
@ew=Yurf, 26. 0e5ember. Ser
Sampfer n%9abraoor." ipelter 0eItcrn
bier anlnn9te, bege9nete am II. D. DIS,
unsefdbr $50 Mcilen bon Der irl0noi;
i4en &iite einem entmaleien Tabrseu9e.
Wtan bemertte Se6n Yerioneu uuf Dem
Wrade. Ser 6 pitan beg Oampfers
perlu4te, Die 59lfbrii9isen Su rettsn,
aaein oielelbsn li9nalilirtcn, BOP es ss-
fabtli4 lei uno oab Der 0ampier li0
'idt gu nabe beranwascn iolte. Ser
Splesel mar tbeilwelie 6ertriimmert. ic.
bod tonntc man an oemlclber Die Bud
1taben DSpan-e-" ertennen Ous
Tabr6eu9 botte feline 6lugge aufgebiBt
nro Die NationaIitat oeIlslben puroe nac
fer ni9t crmittelt.
&cw'D OFF, 26. Desbr, 0aS nor
ipeaiide SAiff u&iiutan." bon Qou9ou
naANcw' 9Ort unteruesS, nranocte in Der
, 1876-12-28
neufte tslegr. geps(bea.
Ser Griea itt Grient.

2onbpn,27 . Seq. Mu@ri6ten aug
3i6eneIf 5ufofse wsroen oaNeIblt 8oibc-
reituneen fir cine 8urpdrtsbetpe9nns
Der ruiii6ru @rmce setrofen. Is per-
foutst, baB Die &uiien ON 10. Sanuar
ben Yrntb bel Sfutiina iiberi@reiten
werben. 9os Satum it iniofern bebeu=
tunsspo0, als jensm Sage Die 14=tdsise
@erIdnseuins beg @offeniiinltanoes'
mslder bon benz rulliIden Sepolmdd=
tisten in Gon1tantiuopI befirwortet
,pirb, abIduft.
@roBfirit Mifolaus, Der gommanoeur
Scr ruiiii6en Suoarmee, ut iei Dem 49,.
D. M. franf. X
2onbp II, 27. Ses. Die vSimes"
1aet in ihrem bsutisen 2eitartitel iiber
Die BON 2oro Salisbury an Sen @ultam
eGtelltcn Toroerunsen
uOie Siirfei fonn iid borauf p%erlai-
fen, RAP Der @dub, wel6en lie ben per-
e%ini9ten Soroernn9en Gmropa's gum
Srote obfeuert, Der @nfans pom Gnoe
1cin miro. @soer England nod irgeno
cine onbere Modt wii,oen li6 bemiiben'
Die Pfotte 5u retten. Gs it lebr mO9'
lid, oab le in bielem Sale BON born
bercin nod onocre' Teinoe oubsr &uB=
LAMB 9aben wilroe."
2onoon, 81. 9e5. Gincr gerliner
Sspsi9s sufolse ion Die MdBisnns Der
Mniprii1e &ublanbs gum sroben S6cile
burb Die militdril6en Iorbereitun9en
Osltreib's ueranluBt woroen iein. Osit
reid bat in &rooticn, Siebenbiir9en
uno 9ulmotion 10000 damn conSen-
trirt, uno Der @loertaao Der Yiorte se-
sesen Die 2eformuosl4ld9e Der @roB
ma6te 1T obne 3weifel SerSallans Oelt
rei@s 5vSui6reiben.
, 1876-12-28
Caropai(de Nadribten.

25rcmen. Dlcr louoDl, wle III Yam
burg madt lid Ter Wangcl all tiid)tIyNa
Geo f%lclercn iir Dampi r 9elteul,
Na1WelSiih baben ulcle %unlercr Gee
Ieute liA ircmotn 0afa S%uaspanOt oo.r
Die 6ibrnn9 BON Se9ctlb lItn uO.r
nonlmen.
Die N~u5wanosruul in oiel III Sabre
miro etWa Die ,3abl bon 100000 &opfen
srrsideu, alio nnuaberno BON sleidsr
Seocutuns ME bic peri9iabrlse letu.
Superintendent u. @raue in Sena.
friber Yaltor i'll Suhtlu9eu bel gre'
men, lit eiuer %ebrenpOllsm ScrufnnA
uab Gbemnis 9ciol9t uno wuroe i4m
bel Ieincm Sbeloeu ben Scna III Nnes'
~tcuuung Iciner wilIenIbNltllden Ser'
oIenlte Don Der oorti EN- unlperrltat Der
Oottortite! uerlle9en.
Die eisene 6rau ais Shmu99clWaors
auf elncm S6liie uuo auf DoDer Ste
rrtappt su lepen, lit leoenialS Elm tras
sltom Dies GrclsniB. Gln loldes poi
llrte Ell em &oblenSiebcr pom CampIsr
wWeiel , Der lelns 5rau ais Jog. bin.
Oen Paliasier nit ib~erSunehmea iudlte.
Die intereMuuts Oelrauoe wurOe mt.
bedt, oa aber Die 6rau ni6t mebr ans
9ano 5u Ibaffen mar, 10 Uar man Sc.
sWun9eu, lie on SorO ~ lalleu uno ais
Pala9ier Su bttradllcn. Wtan nabm
absr ole oerolente Seuer beS Deiran.
banten als Palia9le'9elo in Seidlag.
@am6arg. @udosm &apitan &,gn
pom Der Jr0nconia Don Den euAns
ltea @erid)ien entialeu Woroen lit, bat
Die bieli9e StuatsanWaltIhait cine Stluge
Iuesen iatrldii9er &0otuna seyeu ocn.
lelben erbob II. Die sessn olc 0ibcoerei
Der Tranconla erbobeaen &lagen ,ue9sn
Sbaoeuerlaees wsroen our1 ole Su.
compsnteniertldruns Der enAlildem
Strai9erthte III feinsr 8eiie beribrt.
inoem Die @iuilt jurisdiction Der en9ll.
ideu @sridte in eiuem lolAepy 6aae
auSoritlid anertannt 1T. Die &l49e
Der &beoerei oeS uStra bclpOe", lie in
ben bcioen erlten SnltanSsn 81 einer8erz
uribcilun9 Der HbeOerci Der 6ranconia
9efibrt bat, lAwebt jet auf appclla'
ton Der leet.ren III orittsr Snltanj.
Sor einiacn Ta9en wurbe we9cn
i@weren OiebltablS Elm Wann perbaitct,
Der lih Mlaler Atnoq aus 8crlin nannte.
Oerlelbe tot nun benz 9tidugnibtnipct'
tor Der GabOiitnwaAe. Serru SirS,
nos @eltGnbniR oemaht. CT babe Dor
, 1876-12-28
Cine Boftfarte. Solaent

Cine Poftfarte. Soleenb
nit Sleitiit aeiaricbeue Poiitarte sinq
selteru Dem fseuermorldlan &eaoD gu.
Moion Gitn, Sa., 10. Dec. 1916.
@eebrter Serr!
5reten Gle bod einm1l in irsen6 CT
1beater in Seem Oort ooer anoersuo III
beobadten ie oaS leid.te, loie. e%ntiiin>
lide Material, odS iibcr oeu @oulii1 II
aufsebduit miro. Sie weruen be9rel
fen. tpie es fonlmt. ba6 Elm lSet.cr 10 raid)
,uttt iih a~reifcn fonntc in Der neulihH
idredliden &atuitropbe. Die Siibnen
itretncr rotten ale mSaliden . off aui
unb bdnaen fie art iraeno rinem Nlar.
iiber Der Scenerie auf. no fie bduaen bIei=
ben, bis mau lie einmul wicoer bruud,t
l3u iasen. baB cine acw6bnlid) Eoul,ii
ODER Elm 8orba 9 oaS Sea t 10 idu Il
perb,eiten f6nne, 1T pur.r u%nlinn. s
aber mci6, wuber oaS Sener leile 9(at
run9 erbiel!. uno warlln e8 10 %uugebtnei
raid um fid aiff uno lpu1ocrc mtd) nun
baB iolde SdrefniHc ,itht Dftrrs 90
f0ml1leH.
@ina1ter 9 d. p
CIR. ST.. Fr.
Ger 9 he err de SCANDAL
pro3eb fam lridt nod elnen Gift BE-
fommen Wiam srinae + fid oaR s..
Moulton ieinen Pru eB anfsab. nadoeni
1fid)ter 3 aop in Seem golf mtidieoen
bate, aa6 er rud) Delam re @ourtp Der.
le9t weroen iollte. @eltern ipradb berlci.
be 0tid)ter Dem Nrmult 8eeder's, Srn
9bearnan. $3.50 @rtragebiibrcn su
Nenu SEER Mou'ton oieie Summe gut
wi(i9tbe;ablt. 10 III Die Sade gu @noe
wenn n,dlt, 70 wiroSr. Sbeurman pabr,
iheiulih oen Bro:ee in 0elawareSou ntp
e%r0ffnen mo liob Don oem oortiacn Slid,
ter Elm GrfenntniB gu pellduff~n iud,en.
nm i'll lcinem @eloe 20 fommen. Wtoul.
ton foll crtldrt baben. DAT er sutwiuis
fcinen Sent beSablen iueroe
@eltenes @Iiid. Ism &ron-
fenbouie.) Grlter 8nticnt: Nh @ott
@liidli@ Der Menl6 Der gar midi sebo-
rem III
3meiter patisnt Mas reoen @ie oor
Elm @tuB? Sas 1T Gin Slid, mas untes
Sauleno nur Gnem pailirt.
, 1876-12-28
Girginia Staats< @a5etrt
tasIsa beraussesebsn son
9pbn g. pein.
30. 8: 3nStfte stra6e.
q i'd IN no, Ba.
subfcrtptiorS Nreifes
greiIe ber Mujeigen:

Gta squure, Elm Nlal ~ %
Gin Sauare. amet Vial =.
Yin Sanare, bret Nlai ~
Gin Sauare. eine 91phe ~
Gin eauars, einen @onat * ny ~
Gin Sanare, bret Nfpndte "0O
eSrS6ere gnsetsen rerpsn tutser tfrttnef.
Old pter wenieer Bel IN btlbsn ethen square.
gle Nusetsen Inb i'm gpraus aa sablen.
Die 3eituns wirb IN Hifmone nnb UNI
ssaenb son ben 1ragern tar IS Gents per
gSche ausgetragen.
, 1876-12-28
Dif TnhknrA

NV Ce<e<
1T beftrtmt, tes sanse btsberise SetIperia6ren Int
;ultoben. Ole Sur ptro bur6 bas lo9enannte
SoDbao nao bur8 Ginnebmen BON eobpalper
belptrft. Ste 9obbdoer 5ei8en an, no bic 6rantbett
tbten Sip bat, ~ ttef ie lie9t, nno sl slei9er
Sett setsert, fe oe sebenstrait beS Gfeniasn an.
Iauieroe iino tn ben lebten 51oet Sabren tn br
Babe anitalt, "a Stanton Str, 9ew 0orf, sebeilt
pprbeit. Inter ben @ebei(ten befinoen it3 piele
GerSte utb Ipotbeter. Die ~sobbaber nnteri9eifer
jb pon onberen Sdberu babur6, baB iie btrett auf
bic Rranfbett einrptrten, NIB ben frantert Stoif ert5
fern.t, TIT ipel9er Sorm er aud sum 8orlbein
fomme. sic iiuo etn Berbrennunsss ober @usi6ei>
bnn9ss9roeeB, Der &rantRettsltoiie. Sober &r9nfe
risener arst. Icnn Semane burd bteie Saoer se4
BELT tit, 10 lit er pirflib unb raoifal aebeilt, pabs
tenb mad ber biSberi9en tSetlmetbooe bic Dlittel
Bew6bnlif gefahrti6er iirb nls BITE aronfbeitielblti
nns it9 ' tsrs IN eon8es Seer iecunSarer Srant'
SbsIei@ Sic seybaber aue sranfbeitet, irinerlta
ino duBerlt6, %furtren, 10 iinb bod bic SSirfnn9et
bel folsenhen aratfbetten. Defenders penn fe ii4
nod in acutem3 8 uitarbe %beftnben, san5 auserorbentS
lid; Sieber, ielbit @erpens uno Gppbnsiteber,
toetben iebt ibnea, 9eu6bnlt9 init la 8aoern,
@turirt. @atss nno Smnsenf9tptnofnd)t wtrb,
sepSbnti3 lei9t turirt. WaGerim6t, Wbems
nnatismmS iperoea oft iebr. i6nel. sebeilti
ebenio @u9ens nno Standardization, iopie ALE
ippbiIitilde Srantbetten tn ieoem @rabe. 9et
idbipiiren, Scropbeln &C. lit Bite @irfans cine
| pl6slt6e II. fi9tbare. Nur etn Sab tit btrret9enb,
/ i'm Seben pom Der Q8trtuns gu iiberSeusen. Was
| 0etfrebs. unb bic iosenannte &sarns obet
| ,3ucferrubt (etne BITS iest atbeilbare Rranfbett)
wurben gebeilt. BET lestersr Srantbett .se9en Is
9rosent bsS 5udsritofes NIT ieSem Babe Snt4 bsn
4 rrin ab.
Gte Babes nnb gtnnebtnes9ulpe per6ett mad
iebem 9lab I'm sanbe p%erianbt, Ger Qrets bee
RabezBulpers lit So, oer hes Gtnnebme 8uluers
81. MAN IaIs f6 etne groi9iire iber bic 2obfW
NJ snsIii9er ooer Ssnti4er Spra3e iditen.
FIR. Rauchfuss. "
"a Stanton Str. Box 1891
Rem Wort.
, 1876-12-28
Tranfmih.

BeriaiIles, 81. 9es. Ser Sc.
not bat bas Slbset fir 1877 an9cnom.
men uno li6 uertast. Die Scputirten.
&onmer bat auf @sntros Ocs Srn. Sam
bctta Die Steuer- @bi6dsung. mel4e bon
Dem Senate serine mooifijirt wOrocn
mar, einftimmis an9cnommen.
, 1876-12-28

Gde 6er I1ten un0 Wi0ll CTR.
NGtsres iiber bic psri9ieoensn 8laGen unp
eer 0eGrarten tSnnen eli prOf. gaube 80.
II Salt Srpab StraBe, pter in Der Arabs.
ie erf ast perpen.
Die neulten GGu5e iueroen qelebrt.
Der llntrri6t fir iunse 0amsn, MGtGcn
II D 8aNten, hnoet Mlttwuds unp gpuno-
behps, Na 'tta9S BON 4 bis 6 ubr, ben be.
Serr Il Dientass nnb 5reita9s, Arenrs BON
8 bis 10 ubr, tltt. MI Int
, 1876-12-28

oeraan9eneu 9taht BEL Sceaus@rope on
Ser &ife Don Stem Seriep. Ger Saupt
uno Sodmait fino idon itbcr Boro aes
fuaen. une oaS 6abrs:nJ wiro wabr-
ldeinlih, ,urnn Der ltarte Wino iid nidt
balo lest, bon Der Vraubuns III Stiife &c
broden speroen. Die Maunihait wuroe
s~erettet.
philadelphia, u. 9eibr. &.
Goof uuroe 9sltern Mbeno BON Mler
Seioler ourd spei Sdilie in Die Sruii
lebensgefdbrlid petmunoet. Sic S9ie-
berei iol bur9 giferiudt peranlobt wor=
BEN iein.
9ottspi11e. Do,, 81. Ses. Gralr
&inneD erbielt 9eitern Mtoraen in ct.
Glair, 9a., in Solse Der Grplolion elmer
&ob1enol- 2ampe Dotli6eSronotpunoen
SIR @ette wuroe ebenfalls 9efdhrlld
p%erbrannt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-26

fTVI he TUWHId CIV kHNpIl1,
Yesterday morning at the blacksmith
shop Of the Vivian mines, west Of Silver City, a
singular and startling explosion occurred, by
which two men were severely injured. IL APP
pears that a shee. iron bucket OF water was
thnwing out at the Ore on the forge. There
were four men in the shop, and while one OF
hem Wa. in the act Of lifting the bucket from
the f-e IL exploded with great violence. The
bucket was torn to shrcds and Samuel Tanglc,
blacksmith, ana George +. Oxton, miner. were
struck 10y the flying pieces. lhey were cut IN
ing pieces Of iron being downward. Oxton's
prin ipal wound Is on the leg below the knee,
and the worst hutt of Iangle Is on the ankle,
where a piece Of iron passed through the flesh
and tore away the nbrous membrane enclosing
the bone for the space u an inch. Tine eXplana-
ton OF tins curious explosion undoubtedly n
that ri mt powder clttiidge had been thawed
out In the bucket. and that its sides, and probL-
by the surface Of the water, We're coated win
-cum of oils matter (ui,ro-gycerne) boiled
nut Of the cartridne
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sHE VIII BEAN ACTRESS.
Miss Anna Dickinson's First Appearance
Put on.


Writing from New York under date OF
Jan. ~, MIR. NJ H. Fiskc saws: Miss Anna
Dickinson presented herself 10y her AGENT At
the Fifih Avenue Theatre Yesterday but IN
ste d Of coming to arrange for the rehearsal for
her promised DEBUT III February. she handed in
doctors certificate peremptorily ordering her
to take a rest for six months ON account of
cerebral exhaustion-I should think sol An
amicable Arrangement was Effected with Mr..
DAILY, whom the success Of 'Pique' has made
quit. Independent II stars and Anna. and so
Miss Dickinson goes OF to Cuba AT once instead
Of appearing a. the Fifth Avenue. But her en-
gagement u only pCstponed and Mr.. DAILY holds
her Ike a trump card in reserve. She has ex-
pended over $1,000 for co.tumes for her DEBUT"
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4 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Three >ieces Of the Recorder oil London
Drowned In the Nile.


E0yp'idii Coire.D .jld>uce QIN London Times
Mr., Russell Quincy himself had started
on the Mule voyage FIRST, leaving the rest Of his
party, consisting Of his nephew and pieces, to
boat. the Flora, with IA drsgoman, reis, or cap
tain, and the ordinary crew. IL IS usual on &C
count OF the sandbarks, shadows, and many
curves Of the river, for dahabeeahs on the Nile
10 moor at niGhtfali; but, In order to lose no
lime, tbs Flora pushed on after sunset, against,
II Is said, the opinion Of tho rels At nine or ten
IN the evening they were some sixteen miles on
Mlnieh, IA strong NJ rtherly breeze blowing, with
squalls. Ihev were pas ing Gebel ell TaGr the
Mountain OF the Bird, whose lofty, precipl-
tou- clins n abruptly IRON the river sew
erni hundred feet, The Nile, having no
conr.c, only decreases IN size as II neaTs
rs mouth, ana IL much wid2r here than II Is at
,Ln! II a. broad $ tue Thames at London
nrl;sr, no tne winds rush down the raylnes
WIN great iprce. ne Flora was under full sail
thit y latron sail twice Us Dig AS The boat It.
self, which makes dahabeeAh look like a gre Il
swan upon tAe Ha.el. .As she rounded the point
sudden sduAll took her, and before the sheet
Inc lldles ~ thclT cibiu., most Of the crew. the
rcis himself were all lost in the deep, rapid
stream ana only one passenger and the drapo-
eyed donkey-bOy, well known to freuuenters Of
Shephearda Hotel at Cairo, who had legged q
DE taken on the trip to avoid i'm uressment as a
lost.
A yet the bodies have not been recovered ;
nut Divers have gone up TO the scene OF the dis
asteT, ana n IL hoped that their efforts Will he
attended with success. The sympathy for MIR.
Russell Quincy aud hls nephew IL universal Al
Caro-, aud the catastrophe has cast great gloom
over all English travellers IN Egypt. 1t cannot
be too strongly Impressed on Nile tourists that
the dhhhbeoah ID only "A weather boat. win
Its comfortable house on deck, its sixty feet OF
seventy feet OF length, It's enormous sail, re.
curing yard to hold It nearly double the
length Of the boat. and, with all this, having a
draught Of barely three feet, Nile boat Il very
easily capsized, and accidents would be frequent
II travellers did not, as rule, prefer safety ~
speed, and always seek the shelter Of the banks
when there is anything ike bad weather.