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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIls-BY TELEGRAPH.

AMSTERDAM, n. T., June Mrs. Catharine New
kirk OF Newkrk Of Fort Hunter and her daughter
drowneu in schOhaIie CreHk Oh sunday afternoon
CONCORD n. H.. June "a series of terrific thun-
der storms passed city last night The rainfall
the heaviest since 1856. woman named Brown, 81
years old living In Ptsded, died OF hight.
MIDDLRTowN n. Y, June 5.-At Alpine Bush on
Saturday Cyrenus stevens was instantly ed by Lightning
ached 10 the pillar connected with locust tree. watch
shattered.
MoyrRrAL, June 5.-The body Of Mr.. Leitch, q
Wholesale merchant who mysterousy disappeared In
has been found at Varennes IL suTmisod
thai be jumped into Arhole in ne W While 1mDo
rarily insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
OPINIONS OF PUBLIC MEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TBE TRIBUl

TBI IELEbEATH 10 THIHNHrfI
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The triumph of the ex-
Speaker was very freely commented upon by his
associates on the floor, and by prominent persons
who heard his mastery yndication and with rare
exception the voice was unanimous that he had
taken the straightforward manly course. Among
those who were heard to express their ideas upon
the subject were the following gentlemen Repre-
sentative John Hancock Of Texas, one of the most
prominent cool headed, and able Democrats on the
floor, said the scene was highly sensational and dra-
matte, which he presumed was all that was required
in these times. He thought Mr.. Bla:ne's speech
would however, place him back again In the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-To-dav being Whit,
MONDAY generally observed a. holiday by the eeahs o
this city. 4.
RosroN June 5.-The usual parade IN honor OF
the sh OF the Ancient and Honorable Artey
occnrred today Gen. Banks commanding.
posroS Nnss June 5.-At the annual meeting of
,h porand Saco and Railroad at kittery Me-
today issue Of 100000 mortgage pohus was
U.rF.x N S. June 5.-1here is no further news
sydney Thus lar the local oncers OF the
law have able prevent oting Inc aDores being
% work No coal has shipped for the past few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06
THE SPEAKERS STATEMENT.

TIE SIEAhERS SlAlEMENl.
HARSEY's STATEMENT CHARACTERIZED AZ WICK
EDIY FAIsE-HE NEVER MADE A PROPOSITION
TO PAY THE SPEAKER A PENNY-MR. KERR's
EECoLLECrIoNs OF THE APPOINTMENT OF GREEN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCnl
WAsHISGToS, June 5.-Speakcr Kcrr's state
rncnt which read before the committee Investigate
ing the charges against him, substantially as fol-
lows:
when I entered Congress In 1865 understood that
some kind Of reorganization Of the army progress
ana that considerable number heutenants he
appointed did not understand that the appointment
was legal right vested in the Representative or duty
imposed upon hun by law, like the appointment Of
cadets 10 the academies, but rather priyi-
lege ,dven him by the War Department | remember
quite distinctly, that | offered the recommendation TO
two Of my constituents at different times IN ls6G-CoL
Thomas j. Jackson and another whose name feel quite
confident was Major Thomas Morison-both OF whom
had rendered gallant service in the volunteer army
am put s to the tender of place to Morrison
by the fact that he learn through my law partner at
home thinks that the offer OF appointment was made to
him In SGT instead OF 1866. II am mistaken at all, IL
Ia only as to the name ! am clear In my recollection
that offered 1t 70 two exFederal soldiers. whom re-
garded worthy and competent. These gentlemen
however, both declined. am not aware that any Dem
ocratc sold applied to me for the place abso-
utey know that held the appointment at the service OF
the people OF my district state II any should apply
but none applied, Of whom have the slightest
recollection.
NOT PENNY EVER OFFERED HIM BY HARVEY.
When the long session OF Congress well advanced
and the for these appointments passing away.
I was called upon by Augustus r. Greene OF New-fork
IL possible that he first introduced to me by har-
ney; but II no was have recollection whatever OF
the fact This only know, that did never, under any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-06

EX-LIErr. GREENE CONIRADICTs HARNEYs STORY,
AND BELIEvfs THE MONEY NEVER REACHED
MR.. KELI-J. s. MOORE TELLS HOW THE SCAN
DIAL srARTED-HARNEY's NERVOUSNESS WHEN
, 1876-02-19
0Hl0 CHANGERS.

OLEvEL1sp, O., Fob, 18.-Tho State QrauEo
Of tha Patrons Of tIusbnadry way engaged this
forenoon In tho consideration Of amendments to
the Constitution and Bylaws. Tho Committee
on Education reported. recommending thas dub-
ordinate Oranges foster aud encourage public
instruction In tbe schools Of their jurisdiction.
Where practicable, to hare advanced or ceptral
schools In tho Townships. The Com
mittee, whilo not fayorlng comPul-
sorry education, urge the attendance
of county youth at least six months OF tho
ths pressns sehool.system . 10 IN impFoved aeoord. M
ting 10 thn facilities Of agricultural communities
oqull to thn9s anloybd tu eities recommending
tho establishment Of librarfos OF ataudafd scien-
ttAo works by subordinate Oranges. aud tho uBo
Of literature of al oloyRsug or practical cIarao-
tor tY The nombot5,
, 1876-02-19

kt,o FORA Est4liHg Fpst.
In 1915 Reyerdy Johuson became mombor
Of the United States Honatc, bnt resigned In
1H4O to accept the otiieo Of Attorney Censra, by
appointment OF Prtsitiont TAYLOR. The ctrcum-
stances OF this appointment have never bosn ro-
lated In print, ne bollo7o. and tho anccdoto will
bear telling.
Sir. william Ballard rroston, Of vreiaia,
WAS from tho first ali nctlyo partisan Of
Gen. Taylor, and In ona Of his speeches botst-
Cd that ho had boon tho Arst man in
ehow OF hin paces," As rotusn Tor Lis servicos
tv the party and to tho President, Con. Taylor,
With small knowledge OF mon. dotermiaod to
mako Preston Acknowledgement. His advisors
among tho Wh!g Senators demonstrated, urging
lTestons lack Of great legal ability and learnlng
but all to no purpose. Taylor WIS tmmovhbl0.
William 3. Archer. Senator from Virginia,
finally took tho rnsttor In hand, aud, calling up
Oh the President, hold brief hut characteristic
conversation with tim on the subject,
II hear" he said, "tuat you tl.iuk u making
my friend Preston your Attorney General"
"Yea, )" Fepl3ou Taylor, III do"
''Ara you aware OF tho fact," continued tho
6opator, ''that an Attornoy-0 0onaral must ropfs-
sont the Government IN tho Supreme Cou1tt'
''Qt cnurso," Hsl1 Taylor.
WobasaF and lsovetdy johnson as opposing coun-
sol2n
"CertalnlT," replied Taylor, s'wtat Of th.t7"
"Nothing. except that they will mako 49,
fool OF your Attorney -Qeuornl."
Without another word, tho Virginia Senator
took hA leave, but llo had mado tho nesirad I'M
pTesaton. Preston MAS appointed to another
place, aud neyerdy johnson becamo Attorney.
General.
, 1876-02-19
INDIA.
VNVTV1
ruSiauED FOR TllEAHON.

fuSiauED FOR ThEAH0N.
RANdooN, Fob. l8-Flfteon psreons Lavo
been convicted OF treason OH account of tho
receut conspiracy. Tho hsha conapirator was
. sentenced to twcnty.one yoass and tho othurn to
Ion years transportation.
. TIE pnINcE or WALES.
GwAL1oR, Jan. 91.--Tho priucs OF Wnleg, &C.
. companied by a strong british escort. arrived
uoro this afternoon. Tho Mahuraiah Scinliall
met Ills Royal IighnoHs soyeral n,i!oa from tho
city, and accompanied lin 10 tho Old Palace, tho
route to which was liued by II, ,0Uo Of sc,udal,'s
picked troops. Tho Prince afterwards mounted
gu elephant wearing goa.cmbro!dercd ve!vet
tfappiuss, and, followed by procession Of ela-
plants and Bendlat, infantry, proceeded through
tho crowded bazaar to the new Phoo'baHh pslare.
which III commanded by tue british foltresa
OF AIorar. Gwalior ia brilliantly illuminated this
eyoning In .honur Of tho prinoe's visit. The
population, sllough not warmly demonstratiye.
.napifcalEd EIeht curiosity to non tho pfinca On
Ais cntry. Thousands crowded the Windows and
Aonaetopa and packed tue ebeanufully-pscturesqu
ba2aars.
On lis way to dwalior. his noya, HlghnoHs
lunched with tho Najnh of D,lolopore.
MonAn, Feb. Lat tho rnyiow hold by tho
rrico Of Wa!es to-day. about 5000 mon
Tsy I'll psossao o1 p" =. aamrsSs
appearance. Tic march rnst waH followed BY An
e1cellont sLAm fight, Il, which 5uiudiah dlreota't
llle operations personally. bis 1soyh! itlghncss
formally "a umr,res. The objeet ot sl.r a us,'ou.
vrts waa tho capture OF village. and in tho
,eousss Of the proceedings soveral brilliant cav
Ilry cElasges were executed. In the afternoon
nis Royal nlgllness sisisnd tue Fottress Of
GwAsiof, And returned tho Yasit p.iA hin by
Siciudlah,
dwAIion. Fob. 2.-Tne banquet given ut tho
Palace last night, and tho tiroworks which ful.
it tae ond Of lbs dnnor, and cordially proposed
aud drank tue ApA)th OF tho Queen aud that OF
, 1876-02-19

Tuerta, and that Tho soya1ista had caplnrcd Arst-
dfgoyen. The following official dispatch Es nub@
l!shed.
Tho CArists ut Tona Flats having kllel o
French Captain On French torri.ors. Go'. iDu''~
oct, tho French commander. las Beut battery
in tho direction OF psnA Flats.
Don Carlos is said 10 bo in the ne!gllborhood
OF Valcarloa.
Bdo!ls from the saYAl batteries laro destroyed
A ct,urcl, III tho suburbs Of Estel!a.
The Carlist Innta are preparing to seek refuge
with tlio Cnr|isk nvclireR 10 the mountainous
districts OF La Samezeaas.
FusHiS0 THE cANtlsfs.
IIEHnAYE. Feb. 18.--Fessons arriving hero
from Tolost assert that Gen. Iona has entered
tho touu, aud Don CalfoB has gono to An5oafn.
4 toleGram from st. Joan do Luz reports that
Gchs. Mor,oncH and Iona aro threatening AM
doan. Don Carlos and hts Generals, perulA
and Caaerta. were on Thursday night at San Ea-
tat,an to the nprthward OF Anloa.n. Heavy flr~
inE near ponA Plata has l,sen heard.
Tho Alphonststd arc advancing towards EchA~
lar. Their troops at lrun arc st!il waiting for
orders to advance on Erdarlaze. The Carllat
dorntations are eyacnatfng San Marcos and Jan
t.sXomedi.
Mapu1p. Feb. 1s.-Of1cial information la TO-
coiyel that Gen, Primo do luSern Ina captured
Arroniz. md other towns forming ,cou1r1.to
ffno to aouth OF Eetella. Tho honbardment
from Wills Tnerta continues. It to, thought the
Carsts will bo compelled 10 syacuato ERtells
almost itntnoliatcly.
, 1876-02-19
SPAIN.
If5lF45 RSfskrH

LONDON, Feb. ia special from Vero statos
N,At tue Alplonaista aTo attacking Estells TODAY
!rom Wills Iusrta and Otelzs. All quiet At
Zero.
The Carlists reoocupy Dursngo. ....
MApRlp. Feb. t8.-Kiug Alrhonso reached W.T.
soris yesterday. He s.arts to-day for Vergara
70 assn.ne the cliief command of the army. Con.
Ques&dA will b appointed Chief Of BtatF.
In tho Cortas yesterday 6onor Canovas del
Castillo read . telegram which ho had received
hem the army Operating iu the North to tho
Nfe1k shst Dan, FasaAra had advanced to Villa
, 1876-02-19
RELIGIOUS,

MOODT'5 NEW YORK MEETINGS.
New ionK Feb. l9.-Iho Moody and Bankey
meetings at tho Hippodromo wero atsondod by
$4,000 people Tonight, Tho noryicas opened
with prayer by The Roy. Dr. Hall. Moody took
for hls text ~ am tho tight Of the world" Ho
said that Christ WAS not only loader Rnd q
shsplerd, but wRa bnzden-boaror also; and
that Ill who leau upon tho Savior would bave q
friend Who would heal tbotr Borrows and holp
them onward In their journey through life to tho
great hnscafLor.
Tho nquiry-rooms wero fillcd with those nnder
conviction, aud Moody aud Bankoy couyersed
With them ;pozaonally rs far rs practicable, and
tllon, after o few romArks by lii. Moody, tho
meottug Was dismissed with tIa beuodictiou.
, 1876-02-19
ncuut in n NnrTo3s


. Ono day Last week In ! wholesale country
produce store in tbts city ptoposed = gussalpg-
match In regard to the number Of paA.bosus in
q barrel Of thst vegetable. There Wero several
grocers iu tho storo, and thelr estimates varied
from 10 uoo to L 000 0oo all giving wild guesses
II was aacor.ainod that there Horo about 6C8, 600
poA- -beAaa iu full barrel, this result being Oh
taocd by counting tho nllnbor OF beanA In =
pound weighs and multiplying thlt by the num-
hoz Of pounds In the barrel. This OF COURSE
would give only an approximate number, ~ tho
Agusos for each pound will vary probably very
slightly. md this stated number ot pounds IN 4
barrel msy also vary. A gentleman OF All ID
yanced mathematical ctueatiou who happened
Ia the stora was asked to gueyH the number Of
beaus. lie reacAod 3 result by measuring ono
boan, and then figuring how many beans could
bo pis In bar1cl. He placed the number iu the
barrol It 20oO !eas than tho result obtained by
Tho easier method OF calculation, and his figures
may la oven more correct than thoHa by the ioosc
method.
, 1876-02-19

szsrExoE URpxR TIE raEss LAW.

BENfEHUk UNDfH TIE FAEss LAW.
PARIS, Fob l8.---The Correctional Tribunal
bus sentence! tho editor Of La Repubtqud Fran
cuise to ono months imprisonment With fne,
for attacking MiplstoslD lDuifot.
PARIS, Fob. 1s.-M. Leaoir IL tho responsible
editor Of In Republigua braacass, aud will un'
uusgo tue sentence Of tho Correctional Court,
MEETINGS aurrnEsaEp.
II. lambetts addressed 4 pnolsc meeting ut
Csiyt!lon. Tie proceedings were disturbed by
ths HonapArtists. The Le9tfm,sts, Bonspart-
lii Marsc,tton tonight, 0ambatts proposed to
apoak At the Republican gathering. but the MILL
tsEy autho1,tes prohibited Al ueotingy-
, 1876-02-19
AUSTRIA.
THE AUsTRO-nrSuAnfAN DlNE.

AUSTRIA.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nANE.
PKsru Feb. 1B.-Tle hungarian papors con-
tradfct Tho stalon1snt Of tho Auatrian journals
that tasls las been found for tho establish
ment o, tho Hungarian Bank Of Issue.
LrpocMowsEI.
LoxDos, Feb. 1Q,-A newspaper Of 14enbsrg,
Austria, AssorlH that tic Austrian Government
have Eent to Cardinal Lcdorl,pwsll an or.lcr OF
exile Tho Cardinal Is at present detained by
illness In Lou,ocrG.
lNooD3.
LONDON, Feb. 19--1 a. ma dispatch from
Tieuns Says tbs Danube has oyorllown tts banks
ard Inundated tlia outlying suburbs OF rloun4.
THlagran,s from tue DaYarinu frontier ray tho
Danube haa rison II feet. A l}eriiu dispatch ro-
ports prolonged rain. cstlsug freet,esa through
out Germany. come Of Which arc sorioua.
, 1876-02-19
THE POPE,
rtuH TX. nEPR0AClIEH the CZAn.

rlUG TX. nEpR0AclIEH the CzAn.
Dispateh to H.to FORK Auu.
noME, Feb. 10.-lhe Pope has written letter
to tho Czar Of KusHn. toproachiuE him for the
persecution Of tho Catholics Ia hts doninionh.
and threatening the whole Imperial family with
tho chaatsoment Of tho Lord. Ho summons tho
Gar to tho Judgment OF God.
THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE coHcLAvn.
Dtarateh to L,sssan Ittnrs.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-Updoubto1ly the dDAth OF
Plus IX., whose personality stands for no much
In the relations botWcon Italy md tho Vatican,
aud, It may be ss'd, IN the anxiety Of the world,
would make . profound sonBatIon but. beyond
what this Hensa.iou would borrow from The per-
sopAl iisappearatlco Of Pfts TX, any alarm al 20
tic future Independence Of tho conclaye Is, to
saY tue least premature. The 1tal!hn dovern-
lnsnt has AIWaya protested ita determination to
insure tllo ensiro hhorty Of tho Conclaye,
lts Wsll'kuown policy consists in ronder-
ing de1nltively possible tho present position
OF tho spiritual and temporal power, and thorn
,s no reason 10 think its ideas lsave changed in
this respect. This profound ilos, wotthy Of the
political spirit of tho Italian people, soenls,
moreover, to DO understood by tho whole nation
aud, setting aside tue nloat extreme among tho
ltAans, thero IL every ground for thinking that
III such q contingency all moderate Italy would
rally round tho Government mud ssrongthon its
determination TO protect tho liberty OF the
Conefave. Tho only trouble which could then
ar!se would bo II tho Sacred College, not con-
tidlug In the declarations Of the uovcrn-
mont, or resolved not TO conldo In thcm woro
to ahsotnDe voluntarily aud spontaneously olso-
Hhcro than NJ Home. and outside italian torrl-
tory. Ihta. however, tannot At proseut bo an
pro!Io'!tod II thosa arc to be believed who llay0
bcen ablo to form au tdcn on tho HubIoct, II Ia
known, indeed, that, III consequence OF certain
rumnrs, uep anxious as to tho eventual liberty
OF choice Of the Fopa'a SUCCESSOR, hAys sounded
tho ltaslan Uovornment. aud that 1t has Eiven
them the fullest assaraucea on the point sfiirm-
IN that FhNNnt AYfHfnA1 NvabtR kav ali
, 1876-02-19

sr. LOUIS. Feb. IA large delegation Of
proninont citizens and = committee principally
Of hotel propEsetors loft for Washington by hpo-
cisl train on tho Vsndalia lsailroad 10 use thoEr
influence with tho Demoesa.ic Nasouhl Commit.
tee in behalf Of st. Louis AZ the rtopas place
for Ao}djug tho Democratic National Convention
Among tho delegation are Gen. john Hsvd,
Chairman ot the Gtnte Central Committee, tho
lion. John y. Phelps. e1-Mayos Aron.ou. D. II.
Armstrong, John q. pEiast, Rnd Con. EAton.,
The lAttet OF HRnaaa.
, 1876-02-19
Review Of tho Britfbl Money and
Brcndstuf1s Markets..
The London "1imes0 Has = Causttt
Review Of Spain's Reply to the
Fish Note.
Gambetta's Ambition rs Political Orator
.Agaiu Disappointed.
The Turkish Insurgents VIII Accept
No Compromise.


Iornoy rel 1s,-Tha qime* devotos . lead
1osA,S' fep' 1o'-Aue ing" uefotos lea -
ing article to tue reccnt Spanish note Oh tAo
Cuban question. Tho writer saya: ""e eanuoe
congratulate tic Spanish Ministry on tho force
OF tI,rr touf, md elaborate answer 10 tl,e com.
,tsi,,. or to 1r,t,oa a,ato, r, tho,- ronlv
s'e - r',, " ~ e$"se" .'
proves anything, II proves too much. Tho in-
1tf1cuIt to understand yhy tho- wore not crushed
tcora ann Tho dana co ,iono i,s tIn etrnor,c ia
~ ] s,"aI1 ,.at ~, ,n,a ~
.aa"aea w oe ho e'hah 'has w" seaepaa'a''' W
hmcfiea appear nok onsy unjust DIT itcompfe-
hensible. Sl,ain spoke ~ II she lad not merely
bcc1, ruit,rsa of oppression, but s,a3 troatcd
lin ,st,,,d wifi, gona,o.tv and a,,orcth.
Iu' 's'u'u VIII Rene'o7.s' "oa Asoec,h-
people whc! laa fought nEsinEt III
good PROTECTOR for more than aeron years
witt, indcscr,babIo hit,ernoBe nust bo MI ill.,
".a.,,.,a'' ~ a...",,'.. u's ~ 49,, ~ ~"
Eara's'sd eonlpoana Of at.lpia'ty and wlc1sad-
ann,ont ~ t1aa ' ~ ~ neAn' 't'. a ~"
u,a,s;s,, n.r s1ts' Ut 10 - h9. ussn
e.t"ro ~ sn,u;s, ,.te .,'a Gin,,n E IT,
.o,',5 n%n'sh , nrH.F' a.u u tonsa w.
"eH - "o .ass ~ ~ @nl t'" !aI.h y. .,a .au
.v'r,, .,,o ~ .,r, ~ nI amu ~ H..
nnntast Intai1tri.1o ""u eoh''o""''' o' viz
ho .rt;cIn d',,,o,,,o. ,o1o IN, co,,trr
,eat"+s III tar1a~a i,v fan',a as ;t ~. nns.ns
,ion ~ cm,s ,,t r. a,,a oon,.t,. 1o~a,n Il shn
wo, ~ vii nna s"'i,us n,, H., a"td Sns,
n,a,,n. - ~ ~, tu1 -i',% ~ t,a,a t,1fn,sa
,iliaI ;.u,W @ ~ t'oeoo'o "4''s't AWAY" 1o''o"'
s''oo'Al n''esu,s, 1ne,,o,, ,.,,n ,,,nu.-
1x,o>. ~ ps,sa asa. a., .,o.. .e,.,..
at H.. d;.as,,,,t as; T. ~ .tn.i. III,
,,,',n ~ H. y" is;,,o 'sinnns % naan1t ~ @ @
,o1 u e H. tnann s ~ nca;nta ,A - - ai
ro .nr;,d usrs a.'a sut.,e neAfs ~; asno ~
raen snn,o,sat T o s,. Fxc,nan .u o,, .n
rint snaao, tne,nso nas ouen
a.nn ,anct,o"sv ,usoIu c,,on ~ 1s my e
g.,G G,oa;nn ~ t,,o ,,s;n ,nto ,,1,io S,,a.i.sn
noycrnn,o,,ta .. ,onor.t,s a1,n1r trncte' a..
eline. T9ail,yarss s after pn,nc n,ctnat,nna c,nse
S;n1,a, ta ~ H., o.,a,i%~ % or TX, ..noE '''''
's' ''" "' snr u nUa,, rn.,,s NUN"
IN. .oo,-o, I'LL, T., a. ,,e,1.xd ,,,u.
~ a feso,svu a ee'h 1na an 'nn aIa,L
,eos a;,t S lt,, uu,i so+ aoa ~"
a'., 1,n'.a1 a''I ,.uah.atss sa.t.,s., ...a.
an,,,, 10Y ~ a4 ~ t.nr a" ~
,. LAZY. & a"n - u.n W. 'sninstsa s ; nnns
~ 4a tEss Ha o, nnr , ntzo ~ oe1 LEY
nr;taIn - an,sv f;nin;shinr hnt III n,uar IN os
n.t.aa. - -, s.'a ~, t..s aeaa. s.;1 ,as.n
III" wi. w. Fay .,n.to. t o ~ so"ex -
,,;at 1,a ,.;aas =, " r1at nsa nns seas
. IL, ~ "sane ~ +so rcoo,,~o
~ .aioa ~ 'rnaI's ,sinst snS an,,r i,,ranrs
~, ne.,+ I,p;,a tnt ~, "T asa H." vl
Mhorn w.re fs,r o1,vorioa " ~ Enos,, orai md
<.Is sorora nr;aoa nttss,s1 EIsata,, s,rin.t Hn1
, 1876-02-19
TURK

LoNpoH. Fob. l0-6 n. rn.-Tho Times corro-
spondent tc1egrapi,a from Caetel Unuva - fol-
lows: II haye me. tho 1nsurzout Chiefs al Sill
sorua. Tl.oy ara unanimously dotermlned 70
rcfueo all compromise With tho Porto, no mattSr
BY what Power recommended. 1hoy will tight
to tho last for tho completo freedom Of tho
country"
LATEST.
LospoS, Feb. 18.-Austriau aemi-of1lcial pa
pera aAscrt that tho groat powers will guarantee
4 loan for tho naturalization OF tile Turkish
iandhodcrs for tho ccssion OF sornn lauded prop
erty TO thu Christians.
, 1876-02-19
NAME.
THK DEkTu PENALTY AnoLf2uRr

THK DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED.
AuausrA. No., Feb. 1e.-Tho bill 10 abolish
the daath penalty In this stats and Substitute
imprisonment aud hard labor for l.fo passod the
Senate by yots Of Is to II. The measure haa
previously passed the, House. An attempt to
have the luostson settled by tho poople A. tla
ncxt slsotion was defeated Ia tbs BenAte BY =
vote OF IL to II.
, 1876-02-19
MlSSlS SlPpl.

MzkfEs, Tam, Fab. 18.-Ths ApaaHeaes
jackson. Mlss.. special tonight says go Houks
In q body accompanied the Davis Investigating
Committss to tho bar Of the aoaats and nlada .
formal Impeachment OF tho Lbuteu&nt-4o,'
e1uor, The case MAJ get fer to-InolruH.
, 1876-02-19

Gen. II. Di!eer lscceyor Of tho Teutonia In.
surauao Company Of UbiclRo, IL ~ Springfield
artauxinK with thu Treasurer and Auditor lor
Withdrawing tho securities and cluslDy up tue
LuHjnaas OF tho Company. Ths secutitlss Me
ample for the protection Of tho poltoy-ho!dara.
, 1876-02-19

last night, and steamed eastward at daylight,
cominK to 1,nndon to repatr. .
The slrathclyje lies III Fnirwny. al,out milos
on Duycr. ier inasts standinv 90 feet nbnyc tho
whtcr.
Two ladies' and shsco gentlemen aro reported
picked up by passing vessel. bound for Lon
don.
Lists published by tho papers show that Tue
Strsthclydo had twonty. three passengers. and
crow numbering fosty-scven.
Another rorsou has died at DoTor.
Uf forty known to he teecUcd. uny ri. were
Passengers, ono OF whom is afnons tho four who
Lave since died.
An inquest on tho body of Tho victims was
opened At Deal yesterday. Tho Captain Of The
Nostl,clydo comptatned that tho Franconia neyor
attempted to assist his people. Not even ropc
was thrown TO save the drowning,
, 1876-02-19
FINANCIAL.

MANCHESTER, N. H.,
MANCHESTER, n. H., Fob. 18.-Addleahow Il
Warburtor, manufacturing cLomiats, have failed,
with liabilities estimated at e600,000.
, 1876-02-19
IOWA.

DEaMoIsks, H., Fob. ia Joint meeting Of
the Railroad Committees Of the Bouats and
House took place this evening, Ut which tbs Hou.
J. +. Wilson delivered An Ablo addresy In favor
Of . sepoal OF the railroad tari1 lau. u. y.
Woodruff. Of tho Dubuque Tunes spoke In DO