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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-07
JERE. JOHNSON, Dr., Aucu0ntcr.
DOSITINE AUCTION SALE

DOSITIVE AUCTION SALE
IL OF SANDERS PROPERTY, TO close an Estate
on WEDNESDAY. oct. IL, 1870,
At 80 O'Clock D. H.. premises GOad from NOOdbfldse 10
Railway. -
Of the finest farms IN New Jersey cphla llE -'' ~
situated on the high lands half mile south OF Iah"N NY
line H. minutes ride from Irving street Depot 80 Ina lui
Ayene and half nile from HOutenvlc stations Inc ttF
ton Is the highest between NeWlcrS ana IIhddcpI ~
formerly purchased ny me lte Jil w
PgrFeT VII lad keen eye hcauutul 10 De subdidci
no villa plots. for which 10 is adWIa .y Hliplrt, 10
The farm highly productive with spehulu ci'ls Ph'
Cipally of g.. ..... t.,
The OuthuiIducsarc excellent and consist or large H ''
rooms admirably adapted for CtnilDnts residence -
boarding house public inst tul'n \ sond iiIIH'"s'
large barn stables clrrilrc house ~In1Ee-lOuse &c
The CITY Rahway is in full Wow, ANA ihe properly mas d"
CITY ADVANTAGES with nominal taxes. ..-..
D., viutd into parcels OF from TWO 70 ~ d''
each ana positively sold t. iho highest bidder on tay lIs,
as twOths Of The purchase money may remain OF htt'to
for Eve ytsrs . --,..., ID, ,,.,,o
AS ms win Doe ~ thc mos. important salt'W 'rso
made I'm tne owners are ut~I'"a 20 "a
probable purchasers examine tn property D,log VIC ~
for the DE made N cas on ''
aucfOie-r. Who will give all necessary uf1un1llnn
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr, ~ FaIh row.
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COUNTRY rOAhD.-E'dcIly. persons can
fri Min of.. comfortable home f'I - O per week.
~ "a 50 .ua Lo,.,.r.u AlGlrs HoA 3D. south Nor"aA'
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Gilua.ion9 manlt0-- females

DTTI ERA situation wanted by irNi-
rl-. bunch butler: table w1teri speaks English, 10
~r,rr family good c references. Address D. d. inohe
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Conntrp ]1ropcrtn Go Get.

ITO RENT-At Plainfeld, n. j., partly fnr-
nisled house containing 0 rooms near depoti owner
Will board FOR rent Address THOMSON, tribune Ohoe
ITO RENT for one year from Nov. j, 1910, a
Il GENTLIMAN'S PLACE the Sound less than one
hour from NewYork NewHaven r. r. and one nile sis
stations. completely aud elegantly i
uished: hot cold water furnace eic green hous au
graperes bearing Winter and summer horses >
n Y.
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gitn Real estate for Sale.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST
~ MENT-A parry going abroad wishes 20 dispose oil "a
House and Lot $50 3daye, between 10th ana -hl
Sta rents for $1,000 per VIII be- opel for Offers TO
Oct To- Apply 10 GROVE d ANDERSON, 260 Graud-st.
DLEECKER-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
I'D A bargain; small payment needed balance institution
D0rteaca rutland g. WHITING Beekman-sL
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ aboye warranted; smoky Ciumcvs cured; cure 10
nav send ior circular. HULL GBIPpEN & Co,
Tlirdave and 24thst, NeB-A ork
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Gnlcs bp 2uctlon
THE MEssRs. LEAvITT, Auctioneers

49,, ,,r,,c.r,-, T -. xrt.r,-r ,,,t;.,,,.or,
4 THE MErSlt~. I1l-AN II 1, AWttlpHt'IN'
~
Thursday morning T. at 1890 O'Clock at tho residence
of me late Collector Of the Port 81 NewNork tihoWa7
Murphy cso the Furniture aud Household Elects tho
house East Thirty uiuhst, comprising supcIb Elast
and Cabinets Ool and ebony and ro7tW"" au eo
bronze panels PaIlo suits blue atn rosro ol ana "n quo
by Potter & Stymus; satin and lace Cart hs, 'tII I"y
crvaal Ch9uderrs. Dining room and Library Furniture
china Dinner two: English do, Glass ana
Chretoge Ware Clocks Bookcases rosewood ana maple H"t
room Furniture hair Mattresses 100 bottles burgundy, AZ
st ana Brussels Caructs elegant large MunrI al
Per Mirrors The finest loh1's ny b','ali' ' AZ II, ,n,,
%arls o 9n rte' , I aaiTarv man by Wolg,
mo Angc ny Miss ~t.piu~ &C. dc. an u te finest pos
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Couutrp Real estate for Sale.

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, 49,
ID acres; dne lawn and shade, magnihcent river front
Iree 5OO terms easy. Buildings worth 0neha tHc Ur,o
asked J. LOOKOUT 81 L1ertysL
DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM Of SO acres
IL excellent land; good buildings good nd.hb1rhood.
Pnce, $1,000: no mortgage. rutland q WHITING,
. Beekmdl-st.
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2mueeMeilts.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
GnEiT hNTEA 81 FIT TA2 Of THE
An unusual display Of
AMERICAN INVENTIONS. AND AMERICAN
to he seen.
UPwARD OF 400 VARIETIES OF FRUIT.
Second and Thirdaves, between 63d and elthsis.
POOTHs THEATER. MATINEE.
~ ~ NO Free Free, Lis, a, BOOTHS. ....,.
d" 'shBD&YXPRIsuiiss,' ' 'p'''''''
S @ IS; SD " FSEr2 &&SGsAyg
Magnificent Scenery r,s..,., superb Costumes
Begins at over H. MAT1NEE r. DAY at 1870
RooTH', THEATER. NEXT SUNDAY.
~ MKT SUNDAY EVENING, 9Th OCTOBER
GRAS!iD sGNbAY coYcERT:.
the great Prima Donna soprano.
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE -
First appearance in America Of the renowned
SWEDISH LADIES VOCAL QUARTET.
his final appearance in NewYork prior to his departure for
Nine CARRIES OsAURET Cpianisu.
THE GRAND ORCHEsTRX
MAN 'aAi'N iAi POPULAR PRicis. 'Su'i'" director
ADMISSION .Gncluding reserved seats) ONE DOLLAR
Seats now at rhcacr the principal hotels aud III broadway
CHICKERINSGi, ~. II4LL; INN. .o,.n.n
Americas diTFEHEy jBIit2EAt' hianasor'
OCT. .a.-JoHN. ), ,GoUGH.
OCT I6.-BAYARD TAYLoR. -
0cT 355.TFf4E6jbG6RtEi ETH TffiT r16H IOfFL"
nov. i3.-G!QL. JOHN ", F3RNEY.
COURSE IICkEIs. with reserved seats So so.
many our patrons win put sale TO DAY hon
cents Admisson 90 cents All ieESi at Ponds 80 Union
TUEsbAY EyEYiNds. TICKETS al ciiAYb .ERs.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, Oct 8.
T.. BARYUMs CENTENNIAL SEASON
GILMoRE% GARDEN.
and Madison aves. and 1wmtyslNth and
TIL. aREAT snow OF nm $GEHr, CITY ,.,,,u.
ThE TRoI'ICs TRANsPLANTLD. a VAST And
Rarest Eyouc Creatures. The Jungle 1lonarchs in
VcruaI wilderness OF Eqqn ana Beauty,
aud BAbNUM $4,000 EEHEAOIH the only living
IiE LIVING Waies. HfGE sfX LioSs and NAi.iSE MAR.
Wis ganhoin9 90 Aq9ari'u freedom .,, ,..,,.,-
HEAD 10 TuJr in china Tar lrl. punishment ior
ea-.ns 10 rebellion 4e3 !s Re k4s., ,,rsrr,,,
1esl,d Aa a aaTy a aad Hechaae scenic
SOLID HHiFiIyyEn STEM pESGrvE.
a I 5SHiA5a ii Aat Of fHE NM ny iiaman
A.; ALADDly MrTirIIFATER
GORGEOUS ORIENTAL sFEo'IhcLf- and FIGEiNTs
TIE ,IEA5S!5 4 T J fit5 '4i,4iiti;i,2rHs
An EQUESTRIAN ENrO~troN ncrrssit-unC con
ana varied aH,,nrai q, RUS rumphs Without parallel i
sensational ,rn's DE greatest Heroes and eron,s oil the
''' ,fArTruNo LowiNDE.
cnA,HFs TWO foqr ana , ,iyeoI i Bareback ae''
nc snreuorse Ha,Dlc. Chau on Thick Equestrian Of the
rorr S f2yFIE b%qY we FadS over ON.
agdIs d.. 'g, a''a I'i'p 1i Ao a9' H" 's
fs
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Che Curt.
Eeciures ana NlcctluQs.

TE7HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Association
Of Improving the Condition Of the Poor VIII De held
MONDAY, oct. 8, O'Clock y. the Managers Room
The American Bible Society. BJ.e House, Aston place.
when Of business that occasion viii 20
transacted by order, JOHN BOVINE, SECRETARY.
y 1876.
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qnction Sales of Real Gsiaic.

Gnrtion Sales of Real Cstaie.
ADRIAN il. MULLER, Auctoneer
FSTATE of WILLIAM SPENCER, deceased.
HI SALE BY ORDER or THE NLW-4Ol.A
I29 VALUABLE LOTS -
ON BEDFORD, NOSTRAND, LEXINGTON, GREEN T.
sixth AND SIEVE NrH AYES, JEFFEhsoN'
AND NINTH-sTS. IN CITY
OF Brooklyn,
to be sold al ACC ION on
WE NESDAY. oct IL,
at ~ O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
III BROADWAY, NEW-N DIRK, l.or.,,,
nv ORDER or THE NEM.NORK PREME COURT,
under the direction Of HERMAN d. ALDRiCh ana
SAMUEL VIVIAN, lri 4, Aecu'ofS
and situated as follows:
BEDFOBD-AVE, 3 lots west side, between Ful'onave'
HancOck-st. . , - III, Ia -
JEFFEiSONsT 2IOts south side. between Bedford and
S0sTRNN DAVE g lots comprising the entire eastery
front between Greenea and Van BurenSt also ips
southeast corner OF NOstrand and LeXngtOnaves ana lois
south west corner of NostTand and lexingt0naNeS:
VAN BUREN-Sr AND GREENEANt., ~ Iot~ IulhuIs =
through from street to avenue and between NoSu"u anu
GREENEAvE 70 lots south side 100 feet east Of Bed
LEXGNGToN.AvE, Slots north side, in the rear OF the
LEXINGIoN AVE, 10 lots south side, 100 feet west OF
BIDFoRB.AvE lots south east corner Of Greene aye
SIXTH I'D SEVEN TI-AVES. EIGHTH ANDNl
SIS the block bounded by sixth an" 9eNehhaos'
MANY Of the avenues and which these lots are
loca cd are SEVERED PAVED, AND LiGH ED WITH
90 PER CENT MAY REMAIN on BOND AND MORT.
Book Maps at the Office Of ...
ADRIAN IL. MULLER son, A3etone6rs
DEWITT, LocKMAN & KIP, AttCrnya
CoSM No. 81 NASSAU 81.
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EOR SALE-A small FARM within one mile
q The City Of FemiEgon y j. under good cultivation
good buildings; fruit of a kinds excellent water u IRE
house the barn every foot OF land tiabe Price low
terms easy. Address Box %, Remington NewJtisey.
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Gitn propertn 60 Get.

A PRIVATE family owning firSt-class, hand
n scnry furnished HOUSE choice part Of Murray I'M
vii LEI whole pat lrstcass party az reasonable
terms reference. Address FULTON, Uptown Tribune
Omce, 23s Broadway.
CHEAP HOTEL or LODGING-HOUSE TO
~ RENT; on corner Side ferry, steamboat and
seams p landings cellars stores AID ~ rooms up stairs
JAMES PRICE. 200 IL adsoDst
HOTEL TO LET-ln elegant order good
location cleau re,t 10 good tenant. Address BAR
NUN, Tribune Uptown Office, l25s broadway.
RIO LET-Unfumished. ~ Uniyersity-place,
Il hai h0or apartment suitable for dwelling, oce OF
store. Inquire within.
ITO LET.-An Episcopal CHURCH in the vi
dnty OF MadsODsquare this city capable OF seahg OOQ
prons ni be used for service during week DAYS ana
SiO
TO RENT, for three years to private fam
II ty Oay. a brick story fun width HOUSE, fully aud
with references
COMFORT, Tribune Once
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Country Board.

Country boAfu
a PRIVATE LAilLl ihire n i, ,,. iI" ~,
= .' Il' M, . 't MI. i',i l.ft, anil good DoAED
..r,,,.-.,,I.q-,t,-v ,I.l..btr,l HOWE for
: h'l'i''',,' w., ~ ~ ~. ~, t-'.. n, .rrr.lrd
mum a ,.,., .,a (. TO- 10 pr o.s
r.,..im'. .a, u, u'r5' .,,sr >sai,r.f.
Af,ppi.r,A,N L MDJDSIDE
\ 81, ',, -, ~ Eau ana winter very
. ~ .a...' i: g, a''" '4' .''
-.rl,noa oi rl.... H" 100 .' "a l.I.i ,,..r.,,.r
'htiI.i' Go A" '~.''''' ''. '' '.'''.
PLEASANT and ouict home can bee oh
a rua.io i..aad ~ ai. iu -', . '.'s.. i' '
i.liu aNl t..I, 80. ll.' I'... OH, .,.. ,','n Hr-
pleasant nai.u. sunny i',H.i ,,,,,, ~"
M',oitD' 'im.'' como So '.''''.' '.''., -'
HOARD in IllLApELplli.ii my ilr , d2y %[
oi Wcst,.'.t'r ."mi5, y, 4. "4' .'''' ''.'. '' "
"fre anH 'I.'".1'' i'.'. - ,,,,,,,,,-
ROARD.-Wantcd 10 pu'cha~r, T. u >.i-
~ .. f. iai"s 9,'.'l '.' W ii,r, ~ short dis,
..0c rom iui"" and 'oH'N I''''' "''''
Will, ,,.,s,,,s can
w ~ M ,,,-I. iria f,i "a ,o per week,
or "A 30 AHA hm.,ac.p Address HoA Do south Nor"a'A
Conn.
FAMILIES or gentlemen can be accommo-
aes. Wa.6 ION jepoi t,rn. ye, moi,a, AtaI';s
w. '''., 80 - ~
'ihll.Ai'Li-i IT, iI--,.r AZ I. %ol I0tisL
1,,''.''' o., L. hoordmc ot
~ i-s ~ -, ~ 80 n.rlst IG.0 Niuctt
DmIADELpIIA.-Bo and lodging at
4 hla j. HAMlLi'N iI''-''''.'' 49,
III aodro: below baltimore deIot; hrstcass house,
'II COW "'.'.'. ,.-.---.i p1,pDEPG
DIliLADELPIIiA.-C bVAhilI.I.o
taken 2OO2 North pa slp I'VE mll"''' 'i''" '''7'
station New.lorA care, g. no,on D 100
IA. - NtltCJ man. ., g.,
Arch.st splendid location dinner al h.'' l'lh' 'i
f4furs and uartIra. Transient - 90 ~ ~ I'i ''N'
nuU ADEIpWN-l56 North 9th-st.-Ccn-
/ tcuuill BONRDING; moderate t,rm-i tisi'.ys a,i
commodaous. convenient 10 horse aud steam cars 'c' '
thcaters
DHILARFLPHIA.-Pa House, near Willow
i Grove a..on, Chestnut liili oIen io N"l'no'' IL n
frst cla- ac,omuJ gunus, gas pure sl4ihS ""'I 'V MN
ucs' direct transit 10 Exposition.
DIIILADELPHIA.-1,4l3 NORTH Igln-
~ prirgfe family win receive guests for hlstcla-s
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Drooklnn propcrtp 90 Get

TO LET-3-stOry brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
a, 100 kemsenst; 3st0Iy brick DWELLING, l79 VII
bugh0Vst GORDON l. FORD 81 Clark st., Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Friday, oct g. 1876
MI. following sales were made at the Ex-
,onge saesroOm to-day:
%NN-0 Bv h. H. Ltfl0W & Co.
,d basement brick houses, with lots, No9
eSstog 10 inclusive East 7Sthst, 5, lSi II W OF
So - e.cA 2Ox8O Germana Life Insurance ~. oo,
ComP''' ~ F. 4. LGiCTence %.
49,, brick tenement house, with lOt n > OF west
S5stt SG59 IT " Of 7thave lot 2ilOX9S9 John 40 ron
~ Oii'' BIZ WEa. hedHeltV.
.or, and basement brown stone front house. Win
lot no toz f AMI Of Savings 900
leAAO0'' BN r.. " HdrnetL
bundinE Wiz ~ x Us SxG9 II HEDGE SO, 900
,ory and basement brown stone houses with lots
wsof ION L sSs; lie Insurance COMPANY 30 500
Noi'N BIZ Hjoh ~ Camp
lots Or YES , s' De Forest northumberland 900
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goanlrp prouertp 60 Get.

A Pelham ManOr-Excellent winter fitted)
noese Rent or sell fsvoraby stephens Bros 1877 Bdwy.
ELEGANT furnished HOUSE TO LET Mt
- Nes-B1ghton = LSpenaid grounds stable &c. 80
hudes rom city three nom an0ing per month
49, ~ II A0to,S rooms, furnished; 80
ADDRESS Box 1877. New Brght0D
IO LEASE at Rye for three years, a good
scr 0SGsoItsbs HOUSE with carriage house. garden nve
on ground fru trees &c. very healthy; high ground
depot desirable place Rent $50 per month Posses
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FAMILIES or gentlemen can be aCrouli l',,
dated f.r the Winter orange Valley = l' wv" H''
mos. Nan nom telot {, ru. yrrl moderate. Address
a.. GRAHAM, AtN ~, orange Nhl'}.
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CZ,tJNJO interest balance Of purchase money $4,000
can rt u OF bg nstaneus for choice ~ comfortable
COTTAGE RESIDENCES with grounds nearly an acre lld
n Garden lawn drive vita sha Ia, bearing fruits, vines
&C.. rooms; gas hot and cold water, bath, closets T;
healthy orderly locality, near two depts and 40
minutes Liberty and COraldl lerEe al almost any
hour cheap fares and agreeable travel, summer or winter
One tsm may 10 rented careful parties Inquire OF the
OWNEIl Room 2. No 8 Nassau st.. \. y.
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Situations iuaute0--female

HOUSEWORK.- young girl wishes a situ-
aion cook. wash. anu iron best city reference. 81
I A.. - 1.I ~
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I'D Clark st. and No Is Popar-sL, Columbia flights
Pieasant ROOMS with excellent BOARD within three min
uteS walk Of Fulton WallsL fernes Terns % 10 a.
References exchanged
, 1876-05-10

Mr.. Dana's ominationa as Ministerto Eng
land by the United States has finally been
vetoed by the Senate, on pretences incredi-
bly, petty, which Mr., Smalley, the able Lon
don correspondent of the Nel0 York Tribune,
exposed ia a vigorous letter to yesterdays
Times. The first excuse for yetoing Mr..
Dana's appointment was a very technical
dispute on legal question of copyright,
in which, as the latest editor of Wheaton's
"Iuternational law" Mr.. Dana has been
engaged with q former editor Of that book,
Mr.. w. B. LaWrenCe,-a dispute in which,
whether he turns out to be legally right or
wrong, there is not the slightest question
Of ethics or honour in any way involved.
A further excuse, Of probably even greater
effect, was a letter which Mr.. Dana wrote
to Mr., Boutwell,, on 10th March last, ia
which he refused 70 ask to be heard il his
own defence before a Committed of the
Senate which had given a secret ca pa5te
hearing TO his enemies without inviting
hin to state his own side of the case, and
had even gone 50 far as to act on that en-
pa1ie statement by recommending to the
President to withdraw his nomination, and
intimating that it would be disapproved it
the President insisted on it. This letter
was spoken OF as disrespectful to the Senate,
and no doubt cost Mr.. Dana several
r publican votes. His nomination was
|disapproved by SO against II, eleven Re,
publicans deserving their party to vote
against him,-thoir real objection to hin
being, says Mr., SmajIey, their d~i~aprro.
baton of " the intrusion OF an LOnOura-
, 1876-05-10
Bekjendtgjorelge

III ANLEDNING at derom at Pr88identen
"a o3 BostyreIsosraadet for st, Croix
Spar9las5o allerunderdanigst gjort Andra-
ge0do er der under ste d. NJ. af Gouverne-
mentes for do dansl vesti3 diske Ger bleven
udt erdiget al maudatum Commissorium for
D'Hr. Underdommer i Frederiksted, Ju.
sti~sraad G. SABAUw, constituent Kongelig
BoghoIder T. S. RdBNER PETERSEN og
PASTOR D. RoM8 til at. bohandlo og opgj6re
b9maIlte Sparekasses A~nIiggender.
I~Ivilket horyel bringes til offontlig
Kuldskab.
Prnsidantskabs Secretariatet, st. Croix
den 6to Mai 1876.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1876-05-10
s c R s..

"Two-DnTY,"-A young German gentle
man, on being asked to appoint an hour at
which be would see his intended, replied, Two
dirty AS he Was generally spruce and neat
in his appearance, the young lady answered,
young lady's chagrin when she discovered that
reply had no reference to his attire or personal
appearances.
, 1876-05-10
TRANSLATION.
PUBLTGATION

TAN a most submissive Memorial from the
w President aud the Board Of Investment
OF st CroiX Savings Bank the Government
Of the Danish West India Islands has on
the 5gh inst. issued Royal Commissorium
al mandatunl for Counsellor, Judge C..
SARtUw, Deputy BoJkkeepor rs RuBNER
PETERSEN, and REVEREND B. RoMIG to
regulate aud liqaidate the affairs OF the
Slyioga Bank Of st. Croix.
Which is hereby brought to public
notice.
Presidency's Secrotory's Office, St, Croix
9Th May 1876.
s, w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1876-05-10

STUNNING THH CoUNrY.-A member of
Parliament, we'll known for his ready and unfail-
ing humour, had lately to undergo a serious
operation for an absoess in the leg. Just as
the operation was about to begin the honoura-
bic member quietly remarked to the surgeons
Remember that if you cut off my leg I SAINT
stand for TIE city any more. But he added
after a pause, as iffor consideration, {" after all
/ shall still be able to stump the county"
, 1876-05-10
MIS- C E L L A NE 0 U S.,
IRON the SPECTATOR

The debate on the sinking Of the
Mistlotoe' by the Alberta came off on
April 10, Mr.. Anderson making ian
iniudicious and too violent speech on
behalf of the motion he submitted, which
practically came to this, that as the Ad-
miralty had admitted that the alberta
was 10 the wrong, and had paid the owner
Of the 'Mfstletoo' compensation for the
wrong, and as the wrong had resulted ia
death, and great public interest had been
felt in the case, they ought to have sont
the officers responsible for the calamity
before a public Court, martial. That was
q proposition the sound sense Of which no
one could really gainsoy. Mr., Ward
Hunt did not gainsay it, but excused him.
self for not accepting 1t, on the ground
that one Of The Coroner'a juries had found
the deaths accidental, though adding ome
thing like oensuro OF the speed maintained
by The Alberta and Mr.. Gosehen did
not gainsay it, but declared himself unable
to accent it, because he had not seen the
report of the Court Of Inquiry,-not q
very admirable reason, The truth, in all
probability, is that the C~ourt-martiaI was
not ordered because it was well known
that such q course would be very dis
agreeable to the Queen,-tho very reason
why, considering the suspiciousness which
always seizes the English people whenever
the course of Justice seems to be altered to
please the Throne, there should have been
a public as we'll as official inquiry, Mr.
Anderson's motion was defeated by g
majority Of % (lt7 against 65l
, 1876-05-10
PR0KL NJ A

ALLIE og Enhyer der matte have
u Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgansne Kj0bmand og Planter John
Augustus Hill mdkaldes herved med
6 Maaneders Varsel at anmelde Og
beYisIiggj0re deres Kray for under
tegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skilterot, st, Croix
den lstc Mai 1876,
C.. SARAUW.
, 1876-05-10

Fond mother Ito Gov'nor to whom her son il
apprenticedJ: I am sorry to say, sir, thai
Harry won't be able to come to work for some
little time-the doctor a he has got brain
fever. Gov'nor (interupting hor) Then the
doctor is Ais a TOOL, Madam, for the bow
hasn't got any more brains than-than ;
donkey Ma'am
, 1876-05-10

Nobles8o obligo: Interlooutor: "Who'8 that
snowy. woman who talks and laughs 50 loud,
and digs people in the ribs 2" Interlocutrix /:
ooh, that's the Duchess of Bayswater. She
was a Lady Gwendolen Beaumanoir, you
know ~ Interlocutor with warmth) "Ah
to be sure That accounts for her high bred
ease, her ari8tooratic simplicity of manner, her
natural and straightforward-" Interloou-
trix quitting up her oyo-gIasll "By the by
pardon ne! l have Internationally uisiu-
formed you it's Mrs. Judkins. She'e lie
widow Of an alderman, and her father was .
ch~ees9monger in the New Gut !" Interlocutor,
Dear me!-ah hum !-ha That quite al.
ters the case! She is very vulgar, I must
say-awful!" IN. BIT was the Duchess az
Ter ALL
The Children of Israel, under a Pharaoh,
wore oppressed with Egyptian Bondage. Now
It seems they are ia a position to ask the Khe-
dive twenty-five per cent. on Egyptian Bonds.
Thus the w]hirlisig of Time brings about its
Ecvengcs."
, 1876-05-10

u DuDIlC us W5Ii uo OllClul illtNIlAs WI.
Anderson's motion was defeated by 3
majority Of 90 (167 against go
A telegram from Berlin ID tho Times
states that Turkish dispatches have been
published in Rome showing that in 1870
Count Andrassy expected war between
Austria and Russia on tho Eastern qocs-
ton, and told KhaliI Bey that if war broke
out, the northern and eastern sides Of the
Black Sea ought to be @reconquerod by the
Mussulmans from Russia, while Austria
rebuilt Independent Poland. The extracts
given are sufficient, but the idea evidently
was to secure to Turkey her old provinces,
and especially the Crimea, and to r~esusci-
tate Poland, Austria receiving cOmponsa-
ton, we presume, along the Danube.
Turkey is too for gone now for such O
plan, but if Count Androssy really eontom-
plates using Poland as o weapon, O struggle
between Russia and Austria would be
interDecino, and Prince Bismarck would
very soon be in tho fray. 1t has always been
said that he wished for restored Poland, 10
make the rear Of Germany more secure.
The trial before Baron Pollock Of the
captain Of the Franconia' for mansIQugh-
leT, for first running down on February II
last the '~Strathclyde' by unskilful sea-
manship, and then abandoning her to her
fate, and making no adequate attempt to
rescue the survivors, ended yesterday week
In q convicti0n,-a special question Of
law having, however, been reserved for
separate argument and determination.
What was pleaded on behalf of the captain
of the 'Franconia' was, that his own
ship was 10 danger that if a particular
buIk-head, which was very seriously
injured, bad given way, the 'Franconia'
could not have hoated long, and would
have been unmanageable, and that the
pilot had called out to him, "For Gods
sake, captain, take the vessel to shore, we
are all sinking" On the other hand, It
was pointed out that if the captain of tho
'Franconia' had but left bis boats to pick
up the drowning persons, they could
easily have been saved that they were not
two miles from Dover, and that it was the
captain of the Franconia's duty, as COM
manding the faster ship, which was passing
the 'Strathclyde,' to steer clear of her,
and of course, il he failed to do SO, to do
the best in his power to repair his error,
And this was the view which prevailed with
the jury. The formal justification of the
verdict was the carelessness which caused
the collision, the real justification was the
indifference which left the victims to their
fate. Sentence was deferred till the re-
served point of law bad been decided.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-03
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