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SPAIN.

SPAIN.
FUNDING OF ltEA FOREIGN DEBT.
PARIS, july W.-Tle Aesa9a says that ar
rangcmcnta respecting the consolidation Of the
Spanish external national debt hayc been con-
cIudcd. The debt, which amo1tnts to 20 900 900
fsance, will bc reimbursed by ntcans Ut crcatng
Uper rent stnek ieslc,l at s. per ccnt hy synd-
catc comprising tic Bank u spain, tho hn,isc Ut
llolhschllls, lnl many French and Spanish
ilnanetcrs.
IsAnEtrA's T13GMrr.
f.oNDoN, July 8l.-A Sattandcr special says
cx-Q,lecn 1snbefla was rerrycI by KIM, Alfui,sb,
tho PrInrras AsturiMs, and numerous military
and civil officials, wilt, !ircworkst sininations,
and aatutcs, OIL tile OCCASION of her arrival.
, 1876-07-31

eaclea the train md carried OF tts eontente,
ct,n.Istlng Of clothing, boots, shoes, etc. A
convey fro,n Villa Clara with stao. 900 IN gold
and much ammunition Vas recently captured
by. the Insurgents.
mud Wtmcnan arc prisoners In Cal,ana for
blmndcr8 committed Iii connection with thls az
fnIr.
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A Cabling Rumor from Pesth
that Austria Will
Annex Bosnia.
An Attempt to Expatriate the
JesuiticaI Citizens Of
France.
Tri1l1nphal Re-Entry Into Spain
OF aE Erstwfiilo Mob.le0
Queen.


0EEAS MOTT
The X,t,,,, pce,,, a,,r,ol aovs t1,c onnrxattou
=, na.n,. H., Av...sn A." sp ~ "a,..;,a,,..o1 49,
W y, ooe1l'a W Auss1'a ID eohten'l''ate"'
"TRoors or DEMONS MAD WITH RLAsFHEHf'
pAisis, July t'l.-T1G Courrier's special telc-
gra,ns rive details of mnsaarrc. by tho Turks
T., Wnari, Thro. ,,ur,lrod C,,rtatians rcro t,r.
.',.aa a', ,,.n,naas ~ ~ 1,,,0aa. ~ po,,o,,
tafeo a''o o'n""eo ~ ene flt'"ees y. ~ w"
mt Fc'nnr Twelve women were Gilt to pieces
at Paytcs- Sixty children were stoned to death
Mt Rathlnyo. One hundred md eighty u1rls
w,r,, vi,t,t,1 ,,,a ,,,,,r,l.,,od al so,oiovo
tr,. m.'e s,oi"Ieu s, "nn ~, ..a .u4ue.sa ",, -.
lnree tnousaha ehrlst1ail8 "efe 1lassaseu ~
Prycaor.
ENGLAND TO MOvB.
Tbc 1+,c,ra,h,. Vienna snsrIal. ancakfuc of
,t.r,,,.se,, s,,.s 49, ;nto,tro wi, ,,r tn,.cr hv
rtc,4e'son, s"ss .n' .','t,'e ~. ~ ~
EnGlanu III bc!eraue a'lu Gonstautluuples WILL
the approval Ut the Powers. The belligerents
nre favorable to pcucc negotiations.
TnE ntrr,r.
MT. ..., $500 -" ~, H., =. 1k,y,,,.r,
1he 4'hs' speeaM sa5s tno u'"o W "'o.te.'
nftcr two 1ioIrs' fighting, fed iu an rncontrvl-
1ablc pu1,ie. Tho greater part Of the army was
1ost NIitk ia s,rrn,,,def1 There Ia n natItc nj
srroh,,Jo Thts t1ts,stor ,eovaa 11cr7evovfnu
1leua'!., ,1t'' o u.'"'~s' 'sA'~o ''1-'>
practlealay oclchseicss' ass.
HA0usA, July W.-AdVtces from ecIaVohic
sources confirm the intelligence OF the complete
f1cfcat of tlc 'T,1rka on thu 1Nth inst near Urbi-
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CUBA.
TIE INSURGENTS nolSos.

HAVANA, July aD.-1hres hundred mounted
Insurgents, upder Roloif threw baggagc-tfaln
oil q rutIway track ut Lastaeas. one u tue
ours WIS lron.clal and contained an officer i'ld
seven soldiers for the protection III thu train
Thu soldiers wcrc all kfl!'1. Tia insurgents
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The publishers OF two leading morning news
nnncra OF st. Louis, the G1o1e.U DEMOCRAT und lie
1ntblicau have notified thc!r printers that from
and after next Saturday they will pay only ~
cents pcr 1,0oo ems for composition, instead of
Is cents, wh!el, haa been the price sncc january,
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N, ss,: in 1s7a slao, ,4ss o3o; In 1874, slohlls-
ss: and In 1875 sl7l, ,52o,sts. It is thus zen
vs, ,., IN ISIS the expenses were reduced slo,ooo
o .so1 h.1ow 81 those Of 1885, although tho country
@ w, Ju, increased 5,oo,ooo or 100000 fl ropla-
.,"r "r Hiring those six years. Tho reader never
sv IRON INV facts Of this sort IN TItpxS ncws'
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

FARTHER PolNT, July 30.-1'he steamship
Phcn Iecan, from Glasgow, t,as arrived.
LONDON, July 30.-rhe steamships Cambria
and City of Nivhmoni, from New York, aud
NKw YolsE, July S0.-Arrycd-- stcalucr
Italy, fyotA Liyttluu1.
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8,7io,500
IL, 65l,00o
10. 500, 500
900
lj,pll,000


\ NEW TARIFF.
Tic Illinois Central Railroad has adopted Il
new taritf to Southern points, which Will 70 into
elect Aug. l. Tlle nuW ,ates tO tic principal
gIttrY will be as follows:
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EGYPT.


THE ANT1NoRA EXPEDITION.
LONDON, July 3t.-'Tllt Ntls' Rome special
says, the l{hediye in reply to demands made by
Italy, declines any responsibility In the Amino
RI expedition heyolld leila. The fate VI the
expedition Is unknown.
, 1876-07-31

OBITUARY.
LONDON, July 3o.-Thc Most Rey. Samuel
Butcher, Bishop Of Mczth, Premier Bishop Of
Ireland, Is dead.
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THE WEATHER.,

WASHINGTON, July sa-ln tho Upper Lake
Region, Upper Missouri, and Lover Missouri
Valleys, clear or iair weus'cr, ani eastcsly to
southcrly wintts With slowly rising temperature,
and, during the day, falling baroinctcr.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
eusp I,,fu
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CHICAGO d. LAKE HURON,
Y,,<cInI fdsnaiCh ia Tia Tribune

LANSING, Mich, July W.-Thcru are now ESQ
mel. on tho Cup ot the chleago & Luke Huron
ltallroad between this city aud Flint, preparing
thu track for thu Iron, which will hc delivered
next u,onth. Tilrev additional locomotives have
been ordered for the Company, tu be used VI
the completion Of thr Hue
, 1876-07-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hurnett's Co3oEue--&n cnrk and 1iass stoi,a
-qn.isaleu In Iichutss and delicacy OF perfume.
, 1876-07-31

INDIANAPOLIS u ST. LOUIS.
ypsriai Dispasch to 7He 1ffbuna
NATION, IT., July 3o.-TAs indianapolis &
St. Louis isallroaa Company hays to-tlay taken
oil two Of their passenger.trains on Rccouut OF
very light PASSENGER r-bllhIness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
SPEED OF THE yANDALIA.

OFFICIAL REPORT UPDN THE TRIAL TRIP.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE Acting Secre-
tary OF tho Navy has received Official report from
Commodore J. W. A. Nicholson, commanding The New
York Navy-Yard in regard to the trial Of the United
states steamer yindaa recently e6ttd and furnished
with compound engine, similar to hose on beard the
new sloops-cf-war ADAMS, Enterprise. Huron, and
Others 1t is signed b. p. NJ. Ramsay Commander;
Charles H. Loriug Chit Engineer; J. Q. BrosnolGn,
Passed Assistant Engineer and Willie Swift Lieutenant
U. s. n. and Is as follows:
US NAyr-YARa NLw.YoRE. Scot. 9, 1876.
Com noGOrc j. " A. NGCHOi SOS ,, >. May, Command
ant Npry- Ydyj, Nrjr- l0FE.
COMYopOkE an obcti nee 90 he order of the Com
mandant Of the 9Th inst we '' ted tho speed OF tlt
United states steamer yaEalIa, carefully "a
course i'm the Hudson Ryct aud hive The honor 70 report
az foi0ws: A Iun was frai made OgCi two separately
measured nautical miles ana b0 ( ag ia. but II being
owing the humber OF vessels at anchor ana passug
and slnwi down rendering IT Necessary 10 open the
futuacs doors which injured the ircs AID caused tho
srao 20 run down the tyal made oyer course OF
winter urCIcr. -Four runs two up ana Two DOWN were
made over ibis IHet course at an ave ige Specd OF
I2Gioo nautical miles per hour dcveior ~ an average
p,wrr OF l7G huIses with an average ~ an pressure
OF 1850 pounds, and an average vAouum OF 2loio
TIE dranght of the vessel was Forward I6 fec 10
inches andshigs, Il feet i1chS; aii ~ i Inches
ammunition and all scores ~ DOaiu anu 30 SouS in"c
coal than on previous triai. . .,
Courses r1u ~ +. q NJ \. " l. s.; N ~ T. % v. and
T. ". rs Wind. East fJire; One, VITA diiAlhg
rain. water: smooth TIDE: Last Oh n"Ou siaoA "'ti
We deem it proper 20 ate that the power developed
ON the speed tr ado nn the 2sth ut was orrpneousy
reported ~ SiiGl horses, when it should nave been
llg76. TIis error WAS OCcasoncd by assuming TIE
scale OF Indicator OF the after cine TO DO 40 hounds
10 the nch when Il actually was 30 pounds to ths ~ IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
P1sSENG ERS ARRLYRD

FROM HADiBURG-I serrship PcnmeFanic Sept Is-
Kurd Won sahOe Sophie Fnk, Iustus Schultz H.
AlpEons Haes' ler Afroi Tegemsier Euma SAMSON r.
Schoelkopf Dr. Leopold Osiemann Auguste DOrp
PappenGem Their 81 Boas AMI family YIN Weke and family
and servant John Ioichari Emil tiunfeF Manuel Garcia
AoaIo Francisco Merundas Martinez Jose Alvarez Mar
niger aud WIFE IN. l.. Damroscb. O. scbi, rcBbcrg.
FRITZ Kong. An4a r. Alice sewage H. Kennowortk
am nnlly chr Br'Hescr and wiie Bertha kfogo, Nico
laus NaTsuTin Aullia Wels;b0f Phi ipp Pr. Coin and
daughter cara MAYER and daughter. Chas Mayer D. stem
der and family PeHe Sanger and Augsc dasar Piens
FrnBkturor Lotto Fraukfrter Ernest wifa
Carl MnttOui Mahido Cords and family AdDph Badeinann,
Ida Petersen Solomon Uinmelben aud WIFE Segmd Blum
RaT0t Louis Hammer, Hem Harm and fnn, Johanna Pos
ard family, Moses Gross. Abr. ITimmrihen, Julie III.
br Buhld ILL JoIs. Hake Mnna BOhn. Pauline Levin. DC.
AannChen Kessler An 20 Skanche end dipgher iso Is
- UDebuTV August Re1ie Caroline kDhcrg, Berb Masnr.
Fnta iOmanD Jacob K0sniner iOns M0I1fs Louis Knoth
and WE VIM Haze and family Fri g. " Hale Frank stern,
William Muler Chr kupcTschmen, Elizabeth KupeTsoh-
mie Andrew Kaenbach and wife, a. pebeles and family,
b. TurUor salier John Denut KATE muh. Ernesti6e
Meyer Bertha NAM. tsette IndeBanu Cata Ram louise
Goeck g. stay Pfitschau Cstha Bertsch M?iz haIheer
Chs TI9pP J. y koeentllal 9usay sellroe Ter Pet Bsen
and family NsIeniin Chmcleus JGs Dreyfnss job Saner
family friedrich. Fixc LANCE, NJ. Kr, zsohner
Mahe schmidt c. : Prinz Bemhd Sternberg Simon Drey
zoos, Leopold NeuR.s' lOns COhn Alexis Dawson, EEut
Meyer josef Frei i5oDi Eetlgar Anastasia Schwor r.
FROM GLASGOW steamship sa,s Of raaiaRo sept.
Miss Kate Smith, Mrs George Mar Torrance, Rarilao
Force j.. g. H0l Thomas Duke d.. and Mrs g. w ward.
Hook, Mr. and mrs. Wa. Watson and children, Miss How.
ard Geo. Aus H. Stanley Kock, Lpur9 oe Kock VIM AM
Morse ard Mrs Forpncio Alvarez Bn hinan. W.
CiapperiOn Wu Carmichael q. e. Klilen j. Il. Kilen 10
han Olsen r. Hamburger. J. ~ Holm. G. wCsbnry. AMMO
W. G. Iay1r thomas Hunt John HuIaifoT Robinson Hum
ford joins " Samuel Haryor Thomas Napier r. NC An
ieter James ickee Mr AID MTs John bingham and nne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
rrlrGRApnIC NOTES.

BosToN, Sept t3.--Fhe annual gathering at sails
rury Beach cano on to-day Eighteen thousand peore were
present.
NEwBIiRYPaRT Mas Sept 13.-Frank Manuel
i,ll down ght OF stairs at Rowoy to-day ana died IN
stantly.
BosT0N, Sept. 13-IhOmas Doyancy has been
killed by bursting Of seamDo IN bone factory Oh rue
Island.
RocgI,ND Me sept l3.-By an explosion Mt the
warren Powder Mills today, Lyman Benncr was Instantly
killed. aud another man injured
PORTSMOUTH, ~ H.. Sept. l3.-IIuTbert MOultOn
Of YORK Me- fell bald Head Clh oday ana was IN
stnnty killed.
LYNN, Mass, Sept 13.-At convention OF the
,r fenrn marty here to-day, Wendell Phillips presiding
RESOLUTION was adopted fayOng Iohn l. Baker for Governor
Providence X. l., Sept. 49,. James O'Reiiiy. H.,
,hrro ycaru old received probably fatal injuries ConS by
fang btdgr, on the railing Of which he had Deeh
PLAYING
iloNEsoALR, Penn, Sept. i3.-Mchael Besslck
covff9d ~ rpbmR chirCI sawed through heavy iron
cian fastening jail door today AMI escaped lie was
recaptufed.
BosroN, Sept. f3.-Frauk Wiswall OF Willamantrc
Coma. hrsFahso IN The GewYOrk aud NewEhG'Ahd h~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
WASHINGTON.
Gov. TILDENs NCOME.

REPORT or A LETTER TO Mr.. HEWITT FROM TIE
REvENCE COMMISSIONER DENIED-THE CLAIM
THAI SIR TILDEN LOST MONEY THROUGH HIS
BRoTnERs--udEGALTY OF ANY DEDUCTIONS ON
THAT GROUND.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNR.l
WAsHnJGToN, Sept. 13.-The statement has
been published In Democratic papers that the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue in answering the letter Of Con-
gre5sman Hewitt has sent the latter letter which on
tlreIy explains the reasons why Gov Tden suppressed
bio income returns. That statement ia jnOt true. Tho
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has sent no such let
Mr. Hewitt for the good reason thai there
Is no official information record at the Treas-
ury Department which could warrant such let
tsr or Justify such satisfactory statement The
researches made in the Internal Revenue Office in the
matter Gov Tlden's income tax snow that that office
mas only the record Of returns for Tie years 1862 and
1864 For year 1862 the amount of Income returned
and sworn by Mr. Tlden is $,lI8 For the year 1854
he mado return. but assessed 1T $4,000 by the
assessor NJ record whatever appears for 1853 1862
or subsequent years and the commissioner has sent to
tho collector ut NewYOrk to ascertain whether the rec
ords of that Office show anything further For tho two
years for which paid Mr. Tden is reported as
residing az No Uncnsquare, but search OF the books
for thai location as well for the welknown residence
ma Grdmercy Park shows return of income
II Is now thought by the officials here that Mr.. Tden
paid income whatever, except foF tho years
specified Attention 10 called 70 the report bdI inc lO
lowing is the line of defense advanced by Gov Iiden
In 1861 period OF the alleged false return his two
brothers Henry and Moses lately deceased were In the
chemical manufacturing business in Lebanon, but hnon-
cially embarrassed 20 such degree That ruin was
inevitable unless prompt and smple relief came to
hand In this crisis Gov. T1eu advanced at dife cnt
dates large sums OF money, amounting to several Lun-
dred thousand dollars out OF hs earnings all or nearly
all OF which was lost This he claims left his income AT
Che figure given in his statement and tins Is the
Geicnse the charge OF perjury The officials say mat
n this Is Gov Tldnls explanation IL would not dlsptoVe
the charge Of violation o. law. The law required Mr.
lid, H. under oath To state what his Income Was IL
emitted him. doubtless TO deduct from any taxable &c
turn tho amount actually lost in business IL 10
not clear tDas losses Ia the form Indicated
In his reported line Of defense could strictly 10 ex-
empcd but, admitting that such losses might LEGALLY DO
deducted IRON the taxable return, still the law required
that the return should he made together with the claim
for exemption If any, the ground Of loss. Indeed
tue blank returns contain column wherein such claim
could be made. Such deduction cannot be made at the
dscre!on OF the persons maiGg the return The facs
must be returned and the claim may DO made, after
which the revenue officers have tho right 70 inquire into
the col rcctness OF the return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
nR r1LnEN,S RECORD.
AN ALLEGED PARTNERSHIP OF TwEEp's pENiED-Mi
TriDERs PURCHASE or FURNITURE.

AN ALLEGED PARTNERSHIP OF TwEXp's pENIED-MR'
TiDEHs PURCHASE or FURNITURE.
70 the Ed1tOr Of The Tribune.
s1R Your issue of this morning contains an arti-
Gle in which tho name of house is mentioned in
ooupection With that of Mr., Tilden, relating to a
buaness transaction between u.s. and in which there
ara also solne statements made concerning other
Dartiaa which we desire TO contradict most emphat-
icaily,
First, as to the story that "Mr. Tweed was long
silent but Influential member Of our house. TINS
a untrue, as Mr.. Tweed never had any interest,"
whatever directly or indirectly in our business
and NO would further state that our house fire.
vuently and invariably refused to do any Ring work
of sny kind whatsoever
Relating to our bill against Mr.. Tideh, you state
Il appears from their PottiOr e. Stymuss) Own &C
count chat the bill was disputed one, and that
they hhd furnished no bin of items and IL is not
slsar that the claim was just and equitable In
snswer 10 this we will state that we did furnish
biz Of items, and that Mr. Tilden answered II by
nsAding the statute Of Limitations against u.s. thus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
TotaI a. 4gG. 1C72l8 s2.4GG267 ,271

The increase upon the total valuation OF last year
tbrour,,o,t the state is sos AS7I7I Eew-YorI County
is reduced S23i 5Oi upon the cGualiTcd valuation OF
last year. being the only county in which reduction
made The total valuation Of real estate throughout the
rtae IL - 1903 1926 s72 and o. personal property $751;
g4I lOi Tire real estate In New-Nork hTatcd by ~
Iocn agse. ora gt SSS3 Gi3SfH and tire personal PRO-
civ nj S2i7 800 I5i tOJHl Of Fl,lOO0i3GJ9 AZ the
rate of ili2s mills he valuation throughout the
tHe tho tOfI TAXATION will be 81 $40, api 81 hhB
ErW-YnTb At her rqualZcd valuation WI mayo 10 Pay
something over Si,0J0,000. The reduction upon tue
total tax OF last yGaris ~ q A,slO.
The aggregate Valuations crnnot be changed by we
Beard OF Equalization the Methods OF equdlhs tne
two. among .ur various cOuntCg only being IN IhCl
nrWcr Great complaints have been made Hg lnst the
nnsc tn roach what they cOnaiicr the fun valuation,
nav, takcu no account Of tho depreciation "i property
drIiu thO hard times rut have ~ many instances iat
dno 10 40 high valuation will revert 10 tho slate ue5s
ne ,yd cryc 10 reduce taxes next year. except ~ the
err OF tho :, hoo tax winch Is levied per capita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
wAsu1NGTON NnTES.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, sept. ~, 1870.
Another OF the many unreasonable acts of the Demo
cratic House was tho reduction o; the pratirn frr
the Office OF tho Controller OF the Currency. In the Dy
sion OF Issues clerks discharged from to!g OF
AZ This radiation together with that made in the Re
compton Bureau, greatly rJarC' the w0ko - fesShS
national bank notes. Two days were formerly required
~ acL upDa "A consignment OF aud Ia sond out
new ones The work viii soon accumulate 50 tnat q
week days Will be necessary n pare Oh me force
In this office has, like that OF toe redemption bureau
mover been expense 10 the Government, as tue eN
pcnse betrayed BY an assessment on tbo national
banks.
Tho receIpts from internal revenue for the months OF
July and August 1876 are nearly $7li000 greater han
those OF the same mouths last year Commissioners
R.um considers this evidence Of the revival Of 'do
throucnOGt the country aud believes rom the on, lSH
IA shown by tho collections IN various districts, tha tie
receipts the present fiscal year will 2mount to nearly
~ st GS Which had been soppGd Tor some
Gen. was told that the orders for WhiSky were
geo barrels IN excess OF thor supply
The tral OF Gen Pabcock for alleged completely in the
safe Burglary Conspiracy which IL set Tor tina hero next
Tuesday will probably he postponed, ~ 1t IL s'aJed That
the Government Is unable To proceed on account OF tne
secured. Judge skeabargcr of Ohio VIII probably he
associated with the District Attorney Tor the Govern
mont
rbe Congressional Commission to frame q gov era
mcnt for this District assembled more to-day Hester
Cymer Of impeachment fame, one member OF me com,
mission. is reported as saying TO local reporSSr St
recommend fUlm Of government based on the c!oClho
franchise Senators own too much proper! mere
TO tag IT,
Comulaiuts are already coming In OF the delay In the
Transaction OF business at the Patent Office which has
been badly crippled by the reduction IN the clerc ioce
The Indian Bureau has heard nothing about the dih'
Guilty at the standing Rock Agency a contained dis
patChs from SO. Paul, MInn oi scot Ia
The number of Centennial visitors is very great There
were over fifteen hundred at the White House this morn
Ing before IL O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
LE7ESf SHfP NEWS
lroy other Ship News see Second Pdqe
ApnTNEn

Iroy other ship SeU, Sc, second pdqe
stsamsn lieanora Johnson Portland with mdse and pass
steamship olambns, Reed Havana Sept O. WITH mdse and
BAR J. g. NeScom6 cot Dorchester N. b. Eowcomh.
BARK Altlna, Dasgati ToadOn Aug 2 in ballast
Bark ReDeca Caraana johnson. Havana ssp~ 2, with
sugar.
nj by SG yfp1GS S S1 r A sS-
oeDL Fs 10 Lopdo Lii SO Hard Tor SsG Frssisso
banks Graz &oze for ste in PloNe for Esirore ATsdo
Newcastc Abby T. for Glasgow: Iefeir pj t<oeenstoSn
vcsterac ior NeS'y d. A BrlyDi 0r &onttvidsoi brig
%ISD--sanse;, moderate, Sc; clear.
MEMORANDA.
Bark August CNor.) Johaunescn rom Donegal which
rived 9Th inst and anchored in the Los Bay was oyoi %
ks1Ss SoT Eos. from winch s'y i've, I2sa
l5i nst
aug 49, lat a. Ion o. bark Alma tHorl from Liverpool
o'bcc with OF ioro and main topgaau mass ard
Foreign PORTS.
S 9Y sept S, S 81 Gd fsPS o 5 Sy ka 9k g sq
PAL oscansr lth osita, IA q Billiard Charley las "a
Beng. N Neptan lCsoi 7 'DaseH 18Th, Her "araaK
OOMi STIC PORTS.
Fortress Monroe, Sept l3-Arrivea h'll Jupiter 'eu
rori ND. Me- sept l3-Clesred briy fsilora for Car
3e.is; mr. Alaska for New Haven.
Sayannih scnr CsgoL iron YOss. Cleared aDshps
A. Amt r Ss io oso1r G SIss @,nacid iof oaoa1s
town. Rowland. for Portanui s1i. Lucy Holmes, Foe
W tlunCt0u, n. e.
CBAatEstoN, s. o.. Sept lS.-Arriypd schr j. N. Colby
SP lss sept isGriVea e .ie Passes g Flora
GoOllC Bordeaux. cleared, steamships Morgan City and
>uIgDe bOck En- or YUr! sh McAams, for Lon.
don sailed. steams II {. L. MadiOcss; be.k Leopold
Marie
oA,ASyAH sept I3-Ayrved, steamships san IaCiBo and
Rap an New York; ship SgyGu3an, nom RevsL Sailed
steamship Cen Barnes, tor NOw-Y ora.
BAITldoRr. sept lS-hrrtvcd nshirs y. w. Bruno
FROM Nuw.YOr. Richard wlny. trn philadelphia brics
Syta irJiee CnaTlss Den from KeDDebec Cleared
stemnsins ID !. Foley, wilmington NJ O. Martha
Henry T. CAV, Philadelphia 5cbr.
Mar, New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
EQUALIZATION or STATE TAXES.

TIIE STATE BOARD TO MEET TO-DAY-lHK FIGURES
WHICH they HAWK To CONSIDER.
fVRom REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIg TEIBUSEl
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 13.--The Stato Board
OF Equalization Of Taxes will meet here and
determine the basis OF taxation upon which the rGtc Of
Sliei mills established by the Legislature last year
shall he lowed. THO Board OF State Assessors
have tho meantime forwarded 10 Controller Robinson
table showing tho valuation " real and porrona prop
crty in each county rendered by too local
with their own prJpos ons fur an equalization through
out the state The table with additional columns giving
the amounts paid by the Equalization Board last year
and tho amount OF increase shown in lie table this year.
Is 40 follows:
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CHADwfCKAt Brooklyn Sept - Joseph W. Chadwick. Of
consumption.
Funeral Friday 18th 267 sacfeitst,
Court, Brooklyn.
DINsklOtEW Wednesday, SEPT -, Clarence T. n!nsmore,
only u samuel T. and BO'ticea T. Dinsnu, aged
years, months and 2 days.
Funeral ha house OF his parents 2i7 Nacout Brooklyn.
BIE--Suodeny Monday, a. H. 1876, John Gamble.
In the GJth year OF MS sse.
Relatives art friends Of the aay arr invited 70 attend
Dc. } 3 Union Brooklyn, NJ T., Thur'.
day. Tie lith it O'Clock p. M.
GARYEY-Ou TUESDAY, sept H. 1876, Of pneumonia May
T.. 0ayycY, aged 20 ytars,
Relatives friends Invited TO attend her unerJ from
her lao residence SS LoxugtC2ave on Friday sept 10,
at ii a IA.
RITrAt Chspps1ua Wesches;or County ~ Y. Antonctte
Gnrai at the Chapraqua Ftus Meont hoase ON Friday.
~, ~ O'Clock Carr utts 1859 tTata from
trsnd Ccatra' Depot
TOSSSaddculy Sunday sept TO- John Ross OF The M
ION Press in the i2d year OF his ago
neral his lac IeSdenCe 2td EranklpaVe Brooklyn.
lhurstgy, sep. H. 70 10 q. m.
WnHCN, Suddenly. at WaySata, MINI, Friday, SEPT g
l--I. Mar 4 o. Wilson ~ Orange ~,
ReIt.iyes and ye1is OF the family Invited TO attend
her funeral nom tpe ~ D. CIur;h. haTGets ST. Paterson.
~ J.. Friday the lJth tbst, at O'Clock without
farther notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
RETURNS BY COUNTIES.

VOTE or 279 TOWNS BY COUNTIES-A REPUBLICAN
GAIN or 0.G7O, AND 4 MAJORITY or 1850
COMP PRISONS or THE NEW AND OLD LEGIs-
LATURES
The vote of 270 towns for Governor is
given below, by counties. The total vote of these
towns is 1OG,33S. with Republican majority Of
1882 go greater than the majority in tho
entire State last year. and only 1914 less than that
of September, 1872. Later returns from SS6 towns
give Republican majority of 10 $50 IN q total voss
OF 125, 771-a Republican gain of 1l.OS3 i'll the
Same towns since last year. The p3 towns 20 be
heard from viii probably increase this majority,
although they gave DomOcratic majority of a34 in
a total of Z. GG4 last year.