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TIE ALBANY EMBE/ZLENENT.

THE BONDS DIVERTED BY vICE-PREsIDENr STEVENS
SECURED.
lFRoM 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRTBuNE.l
ALBANY, July 13.-C. Adams Stevens, the
Wee President Of the Albany and Grcenbush Bridge
Company who s in custody here for alleged embcz-
element OF 900 900 worth Of bonds OF the Company
has been a familiar rather imposing figure about the
legislative halls for several years. He contuma-
cious witness before Senate committee investigating
soue OF his last year. when he refused posi-
lively o. produce his books until the Committee should
guarantee that Henry Smith wouldn't steal them"
The affidavit on which he is arrested Is made by
Mr. Morris the Treasurer OF the road and substantially
state. as follows The Company which owns n char ter
for foo, aud team bridge the Hudson at Albany,
made its bonds the OF 100000 last September,
aud deposited 100000 Of them with safety deposit
company Philadelphia for safe keeping. In December
Mr. stevens, vcePresidcnt, authorized by resou-
tion Of the Company 10 10 Philadelphia, draw out
with which to pay of tao Company's indebtedness on
mortgage to the City Of Abanyno exceeding $4,000
of sucl bonds According To the affidavit, MT stevens
proceeded 10 Philadelphia under thls resolution ana
drew not only the $4,000 bu; Sl25OOO additional,
with which he returned To Albany, nut which he posi-
lively refuses to deliver up 10 the Company although
resolution has been passed directing in 10 do 80 ana
he has exhibited the bonds before the public eye here
The arrest was made at The Asor House. in York,
on Tuesday. He at once brought 10 this city. He
allowed To remain at hotel attended by an officer,
and yesterday morning he was cited TO appear before
ance however, while the justice meekly awaiting his
arrival he was quietly closeted with President Philips:
Treasurer Norris and Director Van Valkenbcrgh all Of
the Company IN room at lawyer Covin's office, where
they spent most OF the morning laboring with him for
return OF the property Thc examination was postponed
two three times 10y obgng Police Justice permit
these arrangements to BE- perfected Late last night 1t
seemed probable that they had been completed, tee
grains sent to New York apparently to verify
statement made by the prisoner relative To- the where
abouts Of the bonds The matter remains still unsettled
to-day, all examinations being postponed however. 10
await the arrival OF messenger from New-lork who
teesphs that he has secured tho bonds and will return
4 tonight
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HAYES AND WHEELER ASSOCIATIONS.

An enthusiastic meeting was held at Ka-
tonah, n. V, last evening, and Hayes and Wheeler
Campaign Club was organized with the following officers
President, VIM H. Robertson; Vce-Presidents, Joseph
Barrett j. ID. Powell, Bernard Travis. and John Jay ;
Secretary william 4. Miller Treasurer, James T.. Ioyt
Executive Committee, j. Il. Lockwood, j. +. Chapman
NJ d.. WIN. n. Todd <. ~. Miller, John NJ. Lyon SEN
ator Robertson made IA short address stating that lie
personally acquainted with Gov. Hayes having served
with him In Congress and knew him To be sale and ju
dicous man. posse sing honesty, integrity statesman
ship and every needful qualification. He knew Wm. A.
Wheeler TO be pure aud able gentleman, and who, II
he should be called upon To the duties Of the
Presidential chair. would he perfectly equal TO the emer-
grncy He thought there not shadow of doubt as
to election o the Republican ticket hut there should
be thorough organization every where IN order tO
tie most effective work Large acccnsOns To the mem
bcrshIp of tho club Will be made within few days II
is proposed to erect a large banner possible.
The XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
held meeting NJ No. 3j2 West Thirty y-nfh-st. last
evening and passed resolutions expressing great salts
faction with Gov Haycs's letter OF acceptance. Enthu-
siastlo speeches made by members the hssoca
ton, -
The Executive Committee OF the Xfth Assembly Dis
trict Republican Association met iaSt IaSs e'chus ~
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN CLURs.

The XIVth Assembly District Tildrn and
Hendricks Campaign cub held ratification meeting ~
Avenue and Eeycntt-st. last evening Apa'totn h'"
been erected from which several speakers addressed tue
ossemblagc banner bearing the names "f Tilden and
Hendricks was swung the az me- Tie president
OF the club Patrick Byrne aud the Se"retary John h
Scott. Considerable enthusiasm was manifested.
TIE with Assembly District Democrats having
formed TllGcn and Hcnircis Camnaisn tliD M q,
Nn 10 Cprys.st last evening o receive tile rCn"rt o
the Commit, cr appointed - confer WIN kindred o'.ar
iations The Chairman Of the Committee rcb"N'h hat
ARRANGEMENTS had been perfected hy vie" inc Fi"N
clubs wrr, s.ul delegates 10 ti- ORGANIZATION lo l'
purpose ~ cfrcrs thorough organization oi me "L'I'
district. a. xy,,
The Tammanv Han General C0muit'cc ~ ne NNith
Assembly District raised 4 large Ider am H,ndi'chs
banner IN front Oi tE ~ ms AT lMcn'5 -lhIi"st' '
Thi!dayr. Yesterday morning.
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A SOCIAL SENSATION Al MIDDLETOwN

MiDDLETowN, n. Y, July 13.-Robert IL.
Berdcn, wel-known New-YOrk broker. lately conspic-
uous as defendant In divorce suit in which his wife
succeeded on the arrival OF the Ulster County express
train at Goshen. his residence this afternoon, was at
tackled by Wisner and Spencer Murray prothers The
former held and the latter cOwhidcd him. Bcdell drew
reyO er aud shot Wsncr, the bullet entering over The
eye making a scalp wound only and escaping few
inches back on the top of the head. The injured man
married the sister OF BcrdclPs divorced wife, aud -ured
IN the trial referred 10. Letters received at the Murfais
hos tie authorship of which is attributed tO Bcfdcl
were The Immediate cause of the hOTsc~lpping Wiz
ncr Murray IS President Of the village Of Goshen
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EX-GOv. BULLOCK ON THE CANDIDATES.
THE HAYES LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE MODEL OF
IXCEILENCE-Goy. TIIDEN AN EARNEST RI
Observation-Disclosures ADVISED TO REPUDIATE
PREsID Mt GRANT.
Fx-Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts,, who is in
this city, said TRIBUNE reporter last evening th DIS
State would tainy give good majority ior hayes anu
Wheeler AT the Fab election. He thought the Repuo-
licans % Massachusetts, had generally received .ne
nomination OF Gov. Hayes for President WIN
enthusiasm although their first choice would have peeh
pristouy The ONLY cause for q lack OF enthusiasm was
the comparatiyey little knowledge which the Eastern
people had Of the nominee but hr. bullock was sure
that the manly and decided tone OF Gov layesS le'er
OF acceptance would help the people at large 10 pc'r
unders and the man they would vote Tor For ns part,
he thought the ecra model OF excellence aud showed
plainly that Hayes well understood the Nai ISSUES
of the day and the wants OF tine country.
When asked what he thought of Gov Tidens strength
Gov Bullock said that Of fair Judgment ana VINO
were bipartisan In their views, "ouia re6''u
Gov Tdcn as earnest reformer. lie diSiiAeu
To see political and partisan newspapers ehdea'o
ing TO degrade Mr. Tdens character and motives Such
influences are unnecessary under leader having pure
record like Hayes The principles OF the parties
were the vital points to he considered He thought Gov
Tlden would command the full Democratic vote OF Mas
sachtsctts hut that vote in TIE minority at f!esl
dntl elections lie held the opinion that the nomna-
ton Of Hendricks the second place on the Democratic
ticket would not lessen the vote for Tllden among tue
hard-money much as it ought to do, Tor every
body apt TO look with little concern on ue cdhd-
date for the Vice-Presidency
Gov Bullock expressed himself in the strongest terms
OF disanprohation at the recent actions OF President
Grant in removing faithful officers. He thought tnat
Grant might do considerable harm to the Republican
party during four months II he was considered
az the representative OF the party The only course or
,s,.f,t Mr.
Inc IN rcnudae Grau as the representative of the party
He declared that the state Conventions and the news
papers should declare themselves strongly on TINS point
as possible
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COLoRED VOTERS ENTHUSIASTIC FOR HAYES.
The Rev. Henry Highland Garnet III con-

vcrsation with TEErSE reporter Yesterday, stated
that the nominations OF Hayes and Wheeler were very
acceptable to The coloycd throughout the country
Mr. Garnet said that Hayes combine" IN himself The best
oaltir- OF All the prominent candidates brought for
,,.-- n C,rclun,ti Ills hrmre.s. prudence, and
.,a y wo., cNcnplIfed in q marked way In his ter
-tpfAncc which had the ring Of the true metal In It,
o.. ro was 40 hesitation, no hltcrng. no defcrence
tp ur-tv management hrt a firm and decisive
a.. .. .....r'lru of uriuciElrs, Gi'tItnd SOLELY by
.,.a 10 do ryht. The - brought forward were
of d. A-ie-t Importance ETd tuv answered IN" uqir'-
rrc.rf nf the hour. The southern p hey promised rs
GOV iav~S wou SoCu restore peace aud pro-priy ="
tlr Iaic Confederate S,lc- In this he would hc abs
,tr led bv wheeler who rad shown great .aga'ity p
d.. treatment Of the Louisiana fUprons". MI Garnet
c,..tuouicd the fact that the independent lr'S'
it'lv had come tur suppuri OF the Republican
Ticket .nc- The publication 81 GOV aScss letter of h'-
crut4ucc. WIN q vigorous ram"aifu Er thnnsh, INV
,ls T. G.,Ii,su patty would rNr. rcuce difficulty IN
eloctiug - nominees urAt November.
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AZ lsr.RyGrw RIrn WENDELL PnIILrrs.

Bo>roN, July lin an interview in The
Gigr Wendell phillips says the main issue Of the present
campaign is tie finance question. The kcpuhli'a
party he declares is moro unit for hard money
than he Democrats. In iac there Is no mark Il and
material difference between the platforms Of the
two gar,ics. lie bc"yrs Gov. Hayes, Gov.
1i.drn and Mr. Wheeler are htri-moEcy mch but Gov
cUGri, T. rNcrywhrrr and any whcr" according ~ the
,luI blows, Tho cuNardly action uf the Democrats N
not declaring !Dr soft money. h. thinks VIII elect Gov
iyos Tie laticrs letter ~ 'cpaucc hr considers =
frank and spoken pinc" cf buucomh" lie believes ~
Gov IilyCs's honesty OF purpose. but says an Hvi't
Ir.-drut alone cannot clean nest ut corruption
lac must have the cooperation - honest men
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RuRGLARIES AND THEFTH.

John Taylor, alias Brooklyn Jack, was arrested
on wednesday night by Officer Handy OF the sixth Precinct
Police on charge grand larceny preferred BY John Bryce
OF No. $40 broadway.
At the Tobs Police Court yesterday Anne Burgess ser
want waa charged with the larceny Of jswery &C. of tho
vaus Of 800 Mrs iouisn MeshOB Of No l3 Chatham
st. and was held IN 81, 900 baD.
Fs-eI Market Police COurt yesterday Thomas OBrlen
4Tagned charge u stealing wearing apparel valued
Al ~ om on board the ship II mbod VI fier No 49, Lat
IL rer Ho hold ia $1,000 ball
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
MIR. BLAINE BADLY AFFECTED BY THE HEAT

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 13.-Alr. Blaine, owing
70 the very excessive heat OF the past ten days. has not
iiproyed The temperature Of the Kennebee Valley has
bsen almost as In the Middle states. The effect
OF the heat Mr. Blancs constitution fully confirms his
physicians in the belief that the original trouble OF
q nature Of sunsroke The tonic effect Of the salt air
is strongly commented by his physician and II Mr.
Ralnes strength would bear IL he would urge yoy
are The mort he hopes for is within the next week tO
~ him removed to the coast some 40 miles distant
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yrvu,upsuRE OFFICIALS REMOVED.

CONCORp, \. IT,, July l3.-The House re-
nlaiucd ia session all night without adjourn
Inrnt until $40 this morning. reas,cmbing again at
o'clnrk The night va. spent ~ discussion the
naval ~ Grafton County officers. and resolution re-
moving thc following officers finally passed Geo
l.. Putnam solicitor: Samuel n. Mason, Judge OF FRO
bate. and Nathan II. Wres- sheriff.
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PROHIBITION NOMINATION DECLINED.

LOWELL, Mass, July l3.-Mayor Stott has
written a letter declining 10 accept the position ten
dcred him by the late Prohibitory Convention ss mem
her of tn state Executive Committee lie saws he be-
Iieyrs IN tcmperancr bat a member of the Republican,
part and in IL he proposes work for results similar 10
those attempted by separate organizations
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUE.

JoHSsrowN, y. Y, July 13.-A Hayes and
wheeler Club has been organized at this place, with the
following officers: Chaunccy Anger Singer President :;
Jerry kcck VicePrcsident James ii. Pike, Secretary
end ID. II. Van Ueusen, Treasurer.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Wfndsor Hofe-Sir Sydney II. Waterlow. NJ; T.,
Centennial Judge the Printing DEPARTMENT n
fy,nUe fJustice o. A. Locrane ef Georga
The Hon William Faxon OF Hartford. J9ns
Erehs OF illinois, and E d. stanIofu oi
Kentucky Union square HOtet-en Charles n. r. oq,ns p
civ Soicjtor OF Philadelphia Holman HoUe-Ihe rev.
Dp J. ireland Tucker OF roy -Sureram H0NSe-Dr nai
mel NJ Horton, u g. Army 81 Dents Hoiet-t r. DIaAe
President of the St Paul aud sioux City Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

ST. PAUL, Mlnn., July 13.-The Republicans
of the st District have nominated Mark H. Dunneli for
reelection 10 Congress.
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No. 55 West Thrtythird-st and made revision OF the
roll of members. -, ~, ,..o,,,,,,
The Republican Campaign Club Of the lid Assembly,
District raised large banner bearing portraits oi Bayes
and Whecler in front of It's rooms at feari anu |ha
sfs laafe
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
sa m. ego Noon. 90: 3pm-09' Midnight oo''
Highest during the day. 90. Lowest, ~.
Average, s5ay. Same day, 1875, 74is'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

CLARK Il Co." Patent Noisecss Se!t- hohps
STEEL SHUTTERS,
FIRE And BURGLAR PROOF ., .,sss
No machinery Or BALANCE weight Csnn9, Es xsnLs;iis
F1tted u Dela~ aud iuGson Capsl suhlhs'
Buildnr Leuoy IlDrSy Building, Tribune once " y,rkt
once aud Factory-lb2 and lbi Nesi Y1th-.t, 80
and At London PARIS, Vienna Berlin, AeluOll.e -
CTRICTERE, llopotcncc, and Diseases evvtSRf
- 0ensrauvs osS rsdcally ard spes'ly
A DANIELa N. u. la LnxIast nave pNoe 'V-.-s
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Observation-Disclosures
we are solling good Large [ UaBHKLLA.
For CAkTNkN, eacb 81 90.
For CAGgtAGgS, each e..
For ruAET Is, 40 IN e.
f'' f'''''-'' ISAAC s,nrn's soN Ct
4Cs Broadway, bet Canal AID NHs'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

AnnouncsEeptsi
WtsrAR's RAIsAM OF WILD CHErRY is re'
ushIc r-meay for ali Pulmonary Complaints so cts aad w.
Sweet words spoken with foul breath please
hut offensive the nostfs Aiih W AAs'-~
MACS them graceful 10 OOtd.
, 1876-11-28
hIEXICO,


Dnowasv11LE Tex. Nor. GA courier ar
rived today from Guanajuato, tho natIvo State
Of 1glcsias, Chief Justice and ex-otllcto Vice
President OF Mexico, with ncws that 1glesias
Ind assumed tho powers Of President Of tho
Republic In default Of legal election, and that
he had appointed full Cabinet aud othcr Fed
cral officers. Tho people OF Guanajuato wcro
enthusiastic in Ills support, ard had raised
largo sum OF money to sustain the Government.
The Dta1 rcvoluti0nfats all recognize lgle6ias as
the legitimate President.
Alatamoras Is tho only place Of eierra
Niadrcs held by the partisnns OF Lcrclo.
An agent OF 1gtcsias 10 there. and said to be
treating for It's surrender to tho new Govern
mcnt, and It Is beloved that Rio Cultns, the
Commander, will turn 1t over to 1glcsius.
Tho Lcrcdo Government had acknowledged
the debt, unl Is reported to have negotiated n
further loan uf l,c0O, 600, which llas excited
tho national feeling against Lcredo.
Five American citizens went over to Mata-
moras yesterday on q visit, and wcro insulted
ana nssaulted BY Mexican officers and then mr.
rested md thrown into prison, anl Were tllicl
this mortltng $50 to SO each, or two months
hard labor on tho public works.
This outrage has created profound excitement
on this side, nnl offers Of hundreds Of men arc
coming III 10 atd III their rescue IL necessary.
Unless our Government takes steps to prevent
repetition Of thrse outragcs, there ls great
danger Of m carly conflict on tlts border.
, 1876-11-28
NEW YORK TIERS,

NEW YoRK, Nov. e7.-Aiayor Wickham has
nominated for Comptroller james s. Thayer.
who is brother Of cx-8late Senator Thayer anl
Of Caua. Commissioner 1hayer. 4 co1nuunica-
ton was also received from Mayor Wlckllam
iIdorsing the opinion from William ". EvaFts
and cx-Judge Elnott, both Republicans, ami
Corporation Counsel Whitney, tilat the Mayor
has the power 10 appoint Comptroller.
Ebert A. Woodward was engaged all day in
consu!tat!on with Ills lawyer. potn he and lds
counsel reiterato tl.er t[cnlal Of the report that
Woodward II about to turn Statets evl1e,lre,
and say that thgrc Ia no authorization Tor tAc
report.
]. Milton Turner fco1orcd), United 8tates
Minister to LIbcra, having tecn refused ac-
co1nMp.lations 1t the Astor House, has cotn-
Il A!ghts bill, for 5000.
, 1876-11-28

LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. u. Tile new iron
bridge Of the Clllcagot Milwaukee i St. Paul
Railroad across the Mississippi at this place was
completed yesterday, at q cost Of $500, ,00o, and
tested In tho afternoon with trim OF forty
heavity-laden freigl,t-cars. The bridge Is LOSS
feet long, having ave spans Of 100 feet each,
two Of 1o4 each, one Of ESQ, and draw span Of
800 feet. Work on the structure Wis begun ou
the 10th Of Juno, and, In addition to 1t, over
mile Of trestlr-work approaches las been male.
Il r. tic strongest bridge over the river, except
the Que nj Rock Island, md Ia mostly construct
Ell OF WISCONSIN iron. The contract test Was
made this afternoon, md proved more than sat-
isfaytory. The first pnsel1gtr-traiu passed over
thing more now than way station.
, 1876-11-28

sishs ye.t. ago, wheo.hs rspte,entsd het..lt 70
md gold nine atoek IN California, when mar.
red her was e,ti'tcd to see l,e5 dscs'e,! 70 pnb.
btly 'cl!e,I sha: woman gf her RENTED xe.:i, M
nhc was puos, and that hrr bnhRtci wealth WAS h1l
.hsm to pc' l,ntbandto support her. This and
id sead not iii se hapy iosetsr M md oay :rreed
sl,oat ny wife antii lie 17ih ot hi September.
sort Of life she WA leading.
After making this abatement f,o Was told BY
Justtce Dixby that lie might leave the court Il
!s pleased, privilege which he took immediate
Atre. Eleanor r. 1,h'.op, who keeps fashion.
able huardtna hou.e It No. o F'ittl, avenuc, WAS
called 10 testify. She stated that slc first made
the acquaintance Of Mira. Cassc1mnn at the Malt
by House two yeara ago. The ,rrit,o1er,, On her
own representation, was considered Tcalthy. eho
fruted her word. I'm the 2M of Oetaber tho
:rriaoner came to her houAe mil rad that she de-
sired to seclrc boar.l and a'ntlc accommodations
III tho shape Of \ suite Of furnished rooms. She
A. II to corroborase her statement she exhibit
ed bogus receipt for $50 for profes. serv-
Ices. purportlug IL bo signed by Edward +.
Broadway. Witness fell an easy victim TO this
Wilder, and believed thu. the receipt was gen.
utnc. .shc rented her suite Of Furnished
rooms, with board, where the prisoner remained
until tho morning Of Nov. 9, when she suddenly
disappeared, leaving b!ll Of ;4;5 unpaid; ,,.,,
denying that he ever gnyc her receipt Of any
Kind. aid that she never paid htm money for
professional or other services. Ebenczer Il.
Dalch, residing At No. 58e Seventh aycnue,
articles Of value from Ills house white sl!e was
bonrf!inn there during the months Of july and
, 1876-11-28
BREADsTuTFs MARKETS.

1,rr .vc,tr.r1,1,t, .r,,-,,t.c,
b1sEADoIoEf5 MAHlAEIS.
nkviBw OF THE "MA1sE LANE ExrnEas."
LoNpoN, Nov, N,-Tlc Mark Ldue Erprsst
aov.. msrrflItnp rhcat miami. In ronaco,cnec of
,.rasa,,a s,"at,'., f '.,, sra.,thv
~ 1Hso1"oiu "ca'nei' etnl preserves "sA3
appearance lhefe has oeeh no iurtnef spread
Of tho potato disease IN ireland. Tho crop,
though doubtlcss sufrcfinr from blight in
snmo 1strict. boa M ~ thc wholc.
s Tnasss' a.'' .-,.~ ~ .,,ant
oceh aheetea 70 any a'armn9 e.ten.'
Inc pseacnt aspect oil tr1ue appears sutHcicntly
strong to Justify farmers IN holding back wt,cat
Al lor7 A. poas,b]e. Tho continuance Of rneaRrc
..,,,1is. ~ ,.x,,, botl, IN 1on1lor
eurpt!so Va lu'"e'sio"" - ~. uos' ~ ." a.s"
anu TUG country markets ,na'cates ah e@Peeta'
day advanced shilling to two sl!lltags per quar-
tcr N a mo,crttv ~ nrovincfat marteta. hut
.,,a,ss', ,..ta ,p,,,rnt,o,, - ,or, viii
E'o"e'a e'o"eu .s''o i"s''eu ~ p's ~.
, 1876-11-28
INDIA,


TIE GREAT CTCLONEs
LONDON, Noy. 27,-A dispatch from Ca(cutta
states that Sir Richard Temple, Lieutenant
Governor OF the Presidency Of Bengal, in bis
Official report ou tho reccnt cyclone which caused
suc!, fearful destruction Of human life Ill that
Presidency, says: "Thrcc storm waves, In
rapid succession, swept over IN area OF 5000
square miles.
FAMINE,
Accounts from the Bombay Presidency rcla-
tive to the famine arc gloonler. THIS years
rainfall In the distressed districts 10 not o,lc-
Presidency Of MADRAS also continue unfavor-
able.
, 1876-11-28

Court this morning, on motion Of the Hon. All
Orendorlf, associate counsel for defense tu the
ease Of Alu1l[n aud Hughes, tho Lincoln torub-
robbtng case was continued until the February
term. THIS Is by arrangement hctweeu G. II.
Reed for tho ,s:t,secutlon md 0'br[cn for the
t1efenRn
, 1876-11-28

Mrs. Casselnnn was taken from tho Tombs
yesterday morning by Capt. Kennedy, OF the
Ninth Precinct, to tho Washington Place Police
Court for examination before jMstice Btxby.
Tho prisoner looked pale and anxious. There
Was careworn, pinehed expression or her
features, and her whole appearance was that Of
woman who lad had sad experience through
life. Capt. Kennedy Informed Justice Btxby
ttat the husband Of the prisoner was In court,
and the Juatica exprcsacda y wish to hear what
he Ind to say. When Mr. CasselmaR's na'ne
WA called the prisoner turucl 4es head away to
avoid seeing 1or husband. llu seemed to be
equally anxious to overlook her presence, and
during hts stay tn court each studlously avoided
called upoA to tesltfy; he spoke In q low tone Of
voice to thu Iust!ee, anu In answer to Judge
Bixby's inquiries ha undo the following state
laeut:
The prIsoner IL my wife. have been told that
she II charged with larceny and awindlfug board.
ipg.houxs keepers. tsst made hsE acquaintance
, 1876-11-28

PorrsylLLE, Pa., Nor. 27.-rhis evening tho
Yorktown collIcry, near Aulenreetl. Pa, was
burned. The fire originated In the bollet-house
aud quickly communicated with the breaker.
The loss will amount to $4,000; insurance uu,
known.
, 1876-11-28

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. e1.-A building at
the New York Salt ami Lumber Works, five
miles below this city, occupied by ]. sporledcr.
was, With Its contents, totally DESTROYED BY lire
Saturday evening. Loss, 84,5o0. Insured for
$4,000 iii the franklin OF Philadelphia.
, 1876-11-28
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

K1RKwoop, ILL.,, Nov. o1.--Jaeob II. Ackcr-
mnn, farmer, living short distance from this
place, was accidentally shot this evening while
hauling wood. lie placed loaded gun on top
Of the 1oad, and The wagon striking rut in tho
road the gun wns thrown of and discharged,
the contents striking him In tile breast, killing
him instantly. lie 1caycs wife and family.
, 1876-11-28

NEW York, Nov. e7.-patrtck Tast, watch.
,nan iu the Office OF the Long Island Railroad
Company. was found shot through tho heart
when tho Office was opened this morning. The
door was unlocked and the key WIS In tho lock,
but no property was disturbed. llu IL the Bec-
oud watchi1lan shot In the same place.
, 1876-11-28

The General Freight Agent OF the Chicago s.
Northwestern Railroad hos Issued circular to
agents and connections informing them that
sperial class rates from Chicago or Milwaukee
to Southern Minnesota railroad points will be- s
cents more per 100 pounds than ratcs given on
tarlH OF Nov. e.