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CHICAGO ELECTION CASES.
On Trial At Joliet,
HnkcSdt FNs,asfth to tn TtShYnA

Epecfdt Nsp4ssth to TA1 T1sbanA
soLnr, ILL.,, July IL. 2.-Dusluess IN tho trial Of
indicted Chlcago Judges Of election opened brisk
this morning. Immediately after tho opening of
court, and beforo ths proceedings commenced. Mr.
o'Drien, to keep up thu Impression. which ho has
diligently lnboEcd to create, that the prosecution
Is the work Of newspaper mallce, and with an a.
sumption of virtue md indignation qnlte amusing
to thoe who know him and uto familiar with Ills
peculiar taottcs in tho courtroom produced o
copy uf TuE Tn,nuss Of yesterday, containing your
going 10 show Judge Mclsobefts that tho ,papess
keeping thas i w. te sns ssnS Sa esy
jury. Tho Court, howsvor, bent hls littts game by
foi1s.ng to ullow thu article to 10 send and stat
"a @ perass @ a. eny nuwspaper wiile the trial was in
progress. rho case was to be tried on its merits,
s S nes 1 sS sgS9
oriqr tiat thoi! minds might be perfectly unit;
that ti,ero would ''be another batch down this
nosn'ug;" meaning probably morn papoFa with
Tho examination of witnesses Terminated at l: $50
p. IN. Among Those who lesti1cd far The p.ossen-
Ghanmnn. a Msta Wsiswort. corSlu, md Sthefs well
known residents and business men Of Chicago,
who.s esi4ones clearly auestantats1 M S . sns feets
tlla two defendants, Johuson and Crowley, John
T. Coreoran, proprietor Of tho Hatch House, John
!. il F'lsnIsss. esq., ef III. eisy. dion spoke
3of tho prosecution fos hn,f m honF, matins somo
sssonS points aga!nst tbs accused. o'bEleh Inter.
occurred III. Flanders pausra, turned to lls.
0'!isa md sasas @ "&s: onssn, every 2o aoG ia has
you Viii lASo q chancc 10 spsak when : ami
ihrough.n Hs was followed BY A, 8, Trude, of
Chicago, for tho defenss, and the caso VII be
clntet tu.1noffow forenoon BY MeBSre. 0BFlcp
auI llsed. The general opinion on tho outsida
seslns 10 b. that tHe JnEy Will dlsa2ree,
, 1876-07-13

st. Lou1s, No., Jnty l2.-Thu largo iron foun-
dry Of shekIe, 1lpr1isuu s. Co., occupying half
block on pa,!n md Thirteenth streets, ssas busnud
about o'clock th!s morning. A large amount Of
valuable machinery was destroyed Or seriously tn-
juEaa. tho loss ts about 8u0. upO; tho Insurance
IL nut nacettasnrd.
About IN lolsF Inter the nut and bolt factory Of
i: \. Moran s Bro, n t!.e colnor of Min cad
Florida streets, caught fre anu IVES ngaEly de-
strhyed. Tie loss IL about $15, O00.
The insurance. on shcktc, Harrison q Co.'S
foundry, burned last night, u ~ follows: Queen,
Bl., p1u; iol,c, Eow York, 43D, 000; and 81, 500
each ln ths Continental, VI. louis, Han.butg Of
bremen, American Ccntral, GeEuan American,
and London Assurance,
, 1876-07-13
SPOR,TING.
THE TURF.

-lAN AONEs
ADDITIONAL ENTRIES FOR TIE DEXTER rARK
MEErtN0.
THO list OF entries published In Jcstortny's issuo
comprised those received at tho hour named for
closing entries, but large number which hnl been
matfed on Tuesday did not reach Mr.. Mausnr until
yesterday. These additions, together with tho llat
already Published, make up nno fcld Of horses
for thu Dextor Park races next week, and gvo
promiee Of tho best meeting nycF hold in Chicago
Zig 1olds make hot races, and ths fact that there
nro ~ entries for tho different purses, leaves no
uncertainty as to the quality Of tho sport. Tho
supplementary list rocavod yesterday IL as folows:
Two-foNTy cLAsa.
sss Rs~ cs!s. SaiasS f 4, Raee
d Hs iShs,"s Sssam ssssss Mssxsfi H. sxia ss.py fon
TnMEs :MtsUTE GLASS.
+ 1ss5 1.,sI Tss;s {Isnts f s9fnssr.
Wlai;s Sss lSss SeS s.as s : Il f isy Kfsseod ssss
Two-rwENTf.T class.
ss&2rsn u seSSss!s e.. fSp
Twu.TitlnTY FIVE clAes.
sf; %!;ss IA; 3ss Ill., e s;|sS a.,.
Two.rwxNTy. .axvsS elAsS.
F. ieW rsHTfnse Tneeke eeg{, Rss z c r. + nssfs seafoc
+ T. ssssss stsiSssa 55s a''si@*ss @ = tx Il s'a5ss' a
ss{ $:;i ss E|$SS:$ & $s;s}s; T. ! wsgss;
@ 4: Is:;ss: %:ss;; r. &: S|is SS||iss2K 2gK5se|as s
LONG BRANCH.
LoHa DNAacti July 1e.--Tfso attendance Wis
snal Mt the races to-day. Tho 1rst rice, for oil
ages, three. .fonfths Of milo, W1s w1H by R1nu1ys
Lcnilingtoh No. z second, aud Hattie +. third.
Tle fav0rite, Fathlcss, did not got p1Aeo. Time,
Tlle Ocean Irosel stakes sace hsd tsvo starters,
and WIS won by Ftddlesttck, Nappahahnuek COM
Ing IN second, TInc. 3:13A. Distance TX
mics.
Ths two. milo heat race did not all...
won; Kinney srcond, Coupon third. Time, 2:o4.
Tho. hafdla'sscd wss won BY Bullet, Stanford
second.
GRAND RAPIDS.
on.xD S. tssa asss Hsse s ST., f. ssrs a.. ay
oi tho July hosso meeting heEe yaS.day) va
good. Edward won tho 2:6o tnce ln three straight
hsats32:a4, s::,s % aaa 2;99H. H MIsaealoqs e , won
Nsl|is sspsiS: Ls5y j!esss w. .ss $:ss !sss
ID 2:9s. 2:30. and Pal. Lady Mlles won
ssecon9 money, tasins :, the nth h.. hsat !,t
y 2tl pran1y w1n thd Gn1y t1kng s1s
money, getting tho first heat In 2:41h.
To-day has becn fair, though very hot, and ], 200
70 = 006 pcrsons witnehscA the second days races.
Marion won Tho @:3D race In three straight heats.
Monarch KgfS won second MONEY. LittIe s Sam Third
2:::a.2,, aud 2 20. ..-.. ~.
Sl!ycr Heols won tho Kent couaty three minute
race, tAking The FIRST, third. and fourth heats.
10y Dick won the second heat anl second money.
Tlmo, 2:47, 2:45l;, 2.50, and 2:4s.
Tomorrow y 2:44 race with seven entries, and
n2:.7 race with tive crtt,cs, PROMISE 10 ID In
sensc}y Interesting, a. they arc cloeo.
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Koso1UsKo, THE POLISH PATRIOT.


as ssns o Of %saeu Ss
s1S ss S,Ss s ns III So, II. s; Esis;xp
sas g. aS ~ CO.. cna of
IL swtzerisnI. ,na Kosciasto nISs i in FIJI anti
70 The psiss tasins Up lis posn4nsns fosiSeaeo IT
ayc;ss to having lii likeness taken, lid
always declared That mono siouil exist. .Tho
ea that oe e5 ana Ts1sh sss eY zs9s,
Wheu Viii KostuAso n ks,!s says III, tGa cSiehs
r H. shs
in Taris. nv fathef visited itn,. ruUy nrrpnEcI
that MY father should take Koscluhko 10 tho tlcu.
III nnina I bo1 a abaI,ii m'ako tirawnw of KosciusHo
in tho confso oi Tho performance. III this why l.
yery gaoa P9rtieis WIS ohtains" lnt, soon Sntier
% basts q Himself. Vcry excited, hs wicd.
cd hia heavy cane and shlyurcd two o
thiew c h,nselt, prpnsins roicny I not ts dupsats
It. turning 10 my father, Kosclasko snttl 'Xct
lu.itei esteem. TU yuu nlone Makc m cxccu.
tfvn 10 d rHie ttaf / have never bcfurc Jocn IT,.
4aSsa T. par, 0sss as hn Co..
razoTs and caint,agnins mirror, Which Kosciusko
used during Foianda terrible. ettugglo under hts
of Macrsiowieo, in I7of, Kosciusko was hadjy
wounIcd, and. with hts nidc, tha poct
Niemccrvicy, wes thrown into r!!eon at
stun, liberated them, returned their swor5s,
aent them y an 1mporal ship to England, and re.
yss4s 9s
ko's Intimacy With tho uovosnor oi solotnarn.
Niezandcr T., uneie of tho now relEning, Emperor
M 20 nj Sa sn. sf ny leuF ff fni
acceptance et i, I win grant YOU any favor yoa
, 1876-07-13
I.A1sIsfN,

TorzKA, Kan, Juiy 1a.-All tho part!cs that
started out In pursuit. Of 1appn hut ono-that
which went north-have been heard from, antl NJ
yet no trail has been strnck. As tho northern
party has not bren heard fro1n, y IL hoped TINT
being made for bis rearreat
, 1876-07-13
BISHOP CHeNEY's SCHlsM,

BFzG7t3 UIp1Eth % 3hd 3H5HFs.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 14.~-Tis fourth Qenesnl
Couacfi Of tho Reformed Episcopal Church opened
hare to-day. About aSTsnty.t .tYe lay anh clerical
dtlegatcs hayo already arrived. ufAhop Cheney,
OF Chicago, WIS elected presiding Bishop. bear
Crldgp, u British Columbia, viii be cousactated
BtehQp upxt Sunday.
, 1876-07-13

speciai DtspatcA 10 1as TrtA&a&
ST. Louis, July 11.-Car1 schurx has received
Invitations from committees In New York and
Ohio to make tho opening campaign speech for
Hnycs. schurx ia also urgently prcssed TO make
tho openfng speech hero. II is thought lie will
speak in Now York first.
THE 0n1o DEMOCRACY. ..
Cotunnrs O.. Jnsy u. John g. Thomrson
Central Committee, and J. F. Mckinney Vice
FOR HArEs AND WHEELER.
o. 1p H.; ,a,s l. Tho
and Vies- Psceidcnt Of tho United States. Frcdcf.
ick Hssaanrck. who tas becn ia managing editor,
h1a retired tFum aclyG connection with the paper
SpertaI Dkpateh 70 The 7,!tunA
Nnw YORK, duly II. i.-Anong other Jobs Of Tho
feso'ns Sd es,d '' "a
o, e sns !" ..ts saSs; II ss ssn sssp isgfss
before him for signature, bnt he said be ahoil!d
s'gn Il and. u Unconstitutional; 1he courts could
up for tovtnIon befors tho Supreme Court: JulRe
h Pes npp
after such declaration bad violated hfs oath Of
oee io tappo,, Tho can.ti,otten nt ihs STATE and
IOWA CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,
apectai Dtspaseh to 1he 1yfbans.
DAvENronT, H., July 10.efhe Democratic
Congressional Convention for thtn nstftc hus bccn
colled 70 meet at Dewitt on August 10. i IL TIM
inatfpn nre tho Ans,. i. G. Ellis and du1gn Mur-
ply, Of this city, Jndgo Thaysr. Of Clinton, Judge
rill, Of Dewitt, There vii. probably bo q bitter
contest.
nLAFFn ACoRPrs.
AUGUSTA, Me- Inly 1.--Mr. n3aine Will pnb-
sh to- morrow 1ettnr to his constituents ann0nnc
Ing his resignation as member Of tho Mouso Of
Iepreaentatses. and formal acceptance 9i the
shown and honor d0no him, and promising renewed
zeal and fidelity IN tho larger ncld In which ho will
rhnYebNrt thNTn
, 1876-07-13
NEAR IlTTSBUNG.

PtrTd1uao, pa., July 1..-At O'Clock this
noRn!ngA fire bFoko out In the agitator OF tho
Cosmoa oil soapery, locasod On the Allegheny River,
8 miles above this city, Three warehouses, 5000
empty barrels, and eight cars, loaded with bhO bar.
!uls Of teano4 OIL. were entirely destroyed Thu
l9sa Il S25, 700; fully Injured.
, 1876-07-13
RELIEF AT LAST.

NEW YoRK, July 12.--A violent storm OF
thunder and lightning, attended by very heavy
ruin, vlsitel this section last evening. The ruin
was yrty beneficial, md, excepting thu shower
The lightning caused some iainagc. Tns storm
gaye to the people relief froni the pcfiosi OF
Intense heat, which was causing alarm by the
daily increasing lumber Of sudden deaths.
, 1876-07-13

CLEVELAND. g., July 12,-The 0rangomen Of
this city parndcd tho principal streets tflss after
noon. An artillery salute was hrcd while the pro.
cesaion was moving. Ths day 'raa moro generally
ubsesyed he1e than ever lnfofg.
, 1876-07-13

PEonsA, Ill.,, July 19.-l, q. 1ngorsoll, ". f.
Stone, william. r. naah, Il. Jamison aud ucorgc
L. Deascr hayo been elected D!tcctos Of tho Peoria
Il Fafmington Railroad for tho cnsuiug fcar. Tho
Directors elected William n Dua President, ".
X. Stone Vico.PEesi4ent and Trcaaurcr d. l..
llcstor Secretary, II. q. 1ngcrsoll Attorney, and
E. Jamis1n Superintendent,
, 1876-07-13

Pn1LApELPn1A, Pa, July 1e.-rho parade OF tho
Loyal Orange Institution took place to-day, and
was credttabte In every respect. Tho mcn, Of
whom there wore nbont QUO in linc clad in their
az they Proceeded over the route wsrc greeted
with lnAIks Of approximation.
, 1876-07-13
KIDNAPPING.


srntsor1ELD ILL.,, July ia rap'vcndcr,
claiming to hnil from Chicago and calling hlmsolf
a. j. Smith, was arrested hers titia afternoon for
stealing littlc German child nAmcd lellos. about
yeass oil, On tho street. lie appears to b. crazy,
anil assigns no mo.iye for thu abduction. 11o was
jailed to await action by the Grand jury.
, 1876-07-13
NEW YORK,

New YoNg, July 19.-Tha Orangcmen here
nbouts went on M excursion 10 a neighboting grove
to-day. About 800 members OF the Order arc pa.
railing Ia Lawrence, AtasB., whcro serious disturb
ances took place last year. All police on duty.
No rQtuK,
, 1876-07-13
SHOT DEAD.

ITHACA, N. r., July 12.-Theo1ofc Dcschucr
this morning ahot Andrew Smith dead. Deschncr
surrendered to the auth0ritea, md alleged an lin.
eh0ptng.
, 1876-07-13

AInAxs, N. y, July 1a.-C, Adams Stevens,
viec. .rEcsiicnt Of Tue Albany md G1ccnbush
bridge Company, has been arrested, charged with
cu.bez4.Iag S.pD, GOD worth Of sha bonds oil tho
Company.
, 1876-07-13

FptC1u9 1VNpa1CN 10 ZHd 7F3UUHte
ST. Louls, No., July l2.-Df. ]. A. Holiday
WIS shot and tnflantty killed. on Sunday afternoon
by a man named Crawford, At Corsicana, in south'
wcstefn Mlssouri Al Tho i!mn Of the shooting tho
aoctor wns escortlng h1a wife and lady friend 10
their homo near town. The cowarl met them,
passed. turned. and. coming to tho front, tcd, tho
halt striking nrat the rcgion Of Tho henri. Dr.
Holiday exclaimed, II nin dyingi" and fell dead.
, 1876-07-13
pITESDUNd,

Psrrsnua1, July 12.-fhv OEangcmen's display
In this city to-day was an unusually ane enc.
Twenty -onu thousand ,nsn werv IN tfue. Tho day'a
proceedings passed Of plcasantly.
, 1876-07-13

LAHA1LH ANU FHHUf Ill.,
Eptcfut DYpd!eh to The 1fdthnA
LASALLE, Ill.,, July 12.-1n mitch which &C.
CURED hers to-day, In tho shooting park, between
William s. 1tasoh, tho present holder Of tho CHAIN
pion badge OF tho Lasaiie anu Peru Shooting Club,
ind John D. l,eal, who bed challenged hin. l'eai
(lroaud tsnps, II yards rtsc. Weather Intensely
hct
, 1876-07-13
MILWAUKEE EXCITED,

pFf<7HF 17f9F0slH W JH4 1T1u4H4s
MILWAUKEE. July 1..-TAtsv ID !hteus0 exclto-
suvnt aA this city, espsctalfy fn the Third Ward,
chiefly lnhabitel by IEishmsu, OH The subject "
The rpplny VI two littiu girls yrstcrday. All day
, 1876-07-13

rsrrspHAu. July l2.-Thls evening about 10
o'clock Mf G. Mcdonald, hookkcepct III this
city, visited tho home Of hia father law on Lib.
erty avenue, whers hfsw,fe has bucn staying Tor
sonls ttn,B. und nflsr sumo allaEcatton with her
afsw revolver aud sAas las, aud then saut btu.
eslf., uoth parties will pfobab'i die. Domestic
trouble.
, 1876-07-13
GJr11t1,Y

PorTsvnIs, Pa. July 1e.-Ia tho case Of The
Molic Mcguire rrlsoncrs on trial for tho murder Of
tho nnInu- tots, Sanger tho jury returned ycf-
DICT ol murder In tho lint dcgTeo.
, 1876-07-13
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Rpecsai D4tpdteA 10 ms TftbIAS.

TORONTO, July 1H.-The 1ateEnaltoAal Conven'
tion Of tho Young Mcn's chttst!an Associations OF
shs unitcd Etates aud Canada commenced ae
Shpftesbury hall In this city to-day. Ruasell
6tusgcs, jf., Of uostou, was elsctcd President of
tho Convention. About 500 delegatee were rres.
ent fuFty -four States AMI Provinces beipg gspEe-
seated.
, 1876-07-13
THE TAX CASES.

- HpEC1Q9 17a4pt'fsH 70 lH1 3TEDHHEe II
srTIsarixLp, ILL.,, July 12.-Tho hearing ot
tho raiirond- tax cases In tho United statcs Court
to-day was postponed untt uoxt Wednesday, When
Judge David DAVIS Will occupy tho liench.
, 1876-07-13

4pscidt Dispatch 70 1nt JttannA
pSfholr, Mich, July 1a.-While Gu IN exear-
sion 70 lots ~ uoulogne 1slaua to-day youug
snan, t1snEy sehwart1, II bathing. dsowued.
, 1876-07-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NFlve

NHw Yohx, July 1..-AJflyct-Yteaumhtna Al.
sstlat ftom ulasgom; Ciubeta, tsou ttumbuy.
M. ~ WE 1ooi, T. 5alY l:.-S&amAup ltaly, fsun,
, 1876-07-13

savo tho lifo Of tho unfortunate man, viii, from
tfcfnnt indications, 10 rewarded with SUCCESS.
jcalputy Was tho cause NJ tho act.
, 1876-07-13
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY 13 1876

long Il has 1ookcd rs ouetla storm waH gathering,
and rcaccfns dltnore citizens aro ttttng dl tstcy
10 talk reason Into Tho excited gtut,ps surround
inE the init, Itls hoped The night wlI paAs with
out the city bnIng dle9Faccd by Iawlr+s acts,
especially as 1t IL hy no ncans clcar tlat Low Il tho
rcn1 criminal
, 1876-07-13

present. md tho meeting was representative Of tho
cnthusfaan ovcr tho candidates, The platform, and
especially over Hayes letter Of acceptance. and
The eonsacee ct ,Issosy wh'sh s' rss ,mnTsrsa
, 1876-07-13
Ovarian I ulll((I'
Of teh years. growth CURED
BY DR.. RAILWAYS REMEDIES,

HAVE iEk 5AR nNb AZ SXA1AN MT GTnH IN TME ovA
ANY AhHa<, Doc. n id7a.-1In. NAuwA1; Thet 9th.
cry may te benefited nake this statcnunti
plaeo Without sny hcnul it was g9SWinx II sgch rss
tfdty Tint could not Aay4 lived nircfe longer, a
trlenu Of mine induced inc u III lkadways cnietjcs
nsa nnt much Iatth in them. but nnay after nucI
s!x battles u the esolypnt two bexes os
VI Wops ~ ~ ~ not1 s1 th
Ters used tNctye batttca Of The lIcsoly tWv
Of tho tsccf, anh two aoIcs Of the Pa puforu thoT
Wofo Roho had loat twenty nya pouIlds. '
continued 70 lsp the mrdleRe unill that
1Wss catlruly clrpd. took the medicine about YS
mohtha a3d during thst tltne lost iurty.hra putns
tso. sn a4.fa hS'et q the e H. *
iscl perfcctly wr s, Hy heart Ii fu3i Of gratitude
md your wonderful mca tcnd feel dcsrjy injess I'D
NY that may be q much Of bleazsa9 to olh
Nr1. b!hhns who mAkca tho sluya cGft,iCats il tho
person for whsm tc2uested you 10 send MeIis!ao ii
1mhs. 1874. Thu ncd1Sines Aoyo stated WeTu bought
Of me- With the Exception Of what cent To- lIrr ~
5oa may saf !has hsr statement Il, eoFegt X!t9us
ms. safvi:t saa Chemist; Ann Hrbor. siic
knnHu to III, and tho facts teretn stated arc mnu,N
sGy tnd nnden!AbY correct. Any ons who knows Ailx
tslaasl} '' ~ '' YENy. D. COCKER
EHjif .[,yE; yfE;SAp,
, 1876-07-13

IuUJ u1HEHEu 1Iu1n Lie l&EU, NlltES NuU AlHGh
A .'.rasty" compelled then, 70 do;
Ard A.! the yotss Hayes and d! Wheeler V ahsemblo
Their lcat-they were tcw-succd the storm;
stsysd ] moaains ~ =. 1St %"ns fof ef :laiosn;'
Hgnin. % tha south bds tliem DO.
They denuuncn the Rcrnhllc na rotten,
%Ga" ~ e@i ss es S9S ees bas
Which once In thcis heasts shey o'esthssw;
And the votes 1Iayos .nnt, y Whee1or bcgotten
5tati mako tl,otn thrlr n,onsa.ng reao~t
20. the day, boys, tho day, buys, remember,
When etrtkc VIC for cnnae that IL lust
And onr ballots we'll cast Ito November
a. our party has onea saved tie nation,
And shawn TINT 'tis loyal aud true,
1t shall still hass the PATRIOTS oblation,
AS Vii Tn ws sea sa s s s9 he hS Ws Ind s1o Rus p.
Aqd sf. siss ;,i + T; we'll station
-Ns,o fore Graphic.
Who's Hayes! AJAX Sheridan and Crook;
IL ansin ssM hm Il r.'st TIss Il iii Ssa'f Greek
Who's Hayes, They we'll know who be Is,
nef 'i !5ss $s,, S1sis isao!aaeo Is bliss.
-3U1suo o'aao' -
When tho newa OF tho nomination Of SAmncl
J.>Tiiaen flushed along the wires tho Democracy
felt as II q nwct blanket" had hccn thrown
9yaf tmemt Ho was t1o oniy .natl among oil The
with Tho Presidency the uumocracy Of Ohio
, prayed might not bc nominated, and whom
they teit they Sould @ not sappoEt Under 9ny cir
t,o;,,s%@T. IT 5S 11a upeae" @ aan 1'asap
CHANCE Fo1 A DISTURBANCE.
d,,.s as tGne t.;,, liz. IT," & ~ u .at nen-
as,, dRs "t H. st,c, 1 aaa ~ tetse1 ol acecptaase
Tlaen, whose @ 1a aceeptaneo M 1 IS not onbtf djs
Sorts ttom ti'e de'nsnd tor liz 1epesi q tI t&e
Gsnn'n93n "a .e. GeaaqsS aneEe Is ea,,ce ior dis.
soast IT, III n .a nethosrattS olSstiYo systesn OF
.ae,ti"} .s .IA' aef'ous MISUNDERSTANDING" TOM
hsapn'eas fo3 nn r,1a s1, Ma.lnoAns AND AGAINST
w.. ,o,.. III tn ea!ttLohs'
form md nnttinr Mr % iIan.no Huy Ti'cy hmm p1mn
i, tho ~. Louis Convention inserted plank
Gs, G@su III ~ ,,arn sr p'acS 1n ". ln ne.tef
!muV tneaS an at,a. wo, wMi'a III congress-
nt. ,oro aa sns.af 4nl.i sc!ehes iof o;iqow
@ e. 1os ota,es%ase ne'phg Saese eadqwcd corpora-
tons, tnan ~, aIetHtr1eke. ms hostility
c os o. ha i ahaf amenamemta a wss
snhstdw " yn 10 Fl. na.sin, yo' y, ., .Hs1 'oss @
" eerFe tue I9tLet purpose more cueetlally thnn
tho FORMER; ,Wtscons;,,, httnneaota, ona Nils.
~ soa @ enn ~ neaf 1,ss.'neay 70 tse opezai,oa Of
tne policy Wnicn aa nag no nctter e1nnlptats 10
eandidase s lGr su t!cefscssdcnsy Ihis ts prob.
9hly tle Only question on wiirn MIR. Hendricks
tas no not favored ooti' sues. Ae has always been
" n tle 2 Faatoa'is and as'nst Tue aettiess'-bf'
T!Lpss IN WEST VIRGINIA.
In West Vfrginia, howoyer, Gov. Tilden will
not os strong ,eaudtdate., Our delegation
RtkII1 fkSo HYnt Hall, ~
shows how thu Democracy Of this atate regard
Ttlden's bard ulonoy" iccorl In tho kana~
wlla Valley they will Eag terribly oyer tho sc!pa
tton. Il there Is any ons ilca that TINT scction
idea ot ''more lnnMey.n The cry throughout
tho Third District Is for stuuro Inu1ley, ~ Thu
people arc hot OH ttat Quest4un. To them tho
nomination Of Tiiirn will bu IN the nutute Of
, 1876-07-13
AND ACUTE

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remedial nSat ~ the world tllat Will nro fuysr I'll
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb. IA, Noon.-Baro
meter 1880. Wind n, light Weather cloudy
and hazy.
Arrived: Steamer Harlan, 4 A. NJ, to C. A.
Whitney & Co.; Austrian bark Araldo, Jara
bochia, master, 81 days from Belfast
Spanish brig Bartolomeo, z days from CT
enfuegos.
American schooner Ebenezer, Bethel mas.
ter, days from Ruatan.
Sailed: Steamship Tappahannock, ship
Adolphus, banks Vesuvio and Slrio, and
schooner Charlotte Brown.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. IA, 6 P. M.-Ba-
rometer 3O95. Wind northwest, strong.
Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: British steamer Muriel, at $50
This evening. from Liverpool, via West India
Islands, to PIN, Forwood & Co.
Sailed: Ships Andrew Lovitt and Garibaldi
barks Flora, Ellen Holt and Ocean, and
schooner D. II. Ingraham.
The bark J. P. Brig, previously reported
inside, for orders, has sailed for Pascagoula.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. Is, 1875.
To Capt. @. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
us. A.:
Depth Of channel at mean low tide, Is
feet. Least width for that depth, 20 feet,
High tide at P. NJ. Height above mean
low tide. feet. Depth of channel at high
tide, Is feet. Bottom hard.
G. II. ELwELL, Master Of McAlister.
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lARlNE..

GALVESTON, Feb. 14-Arrived: Steamship
City Of Houston fran New York. bark Sabine
frem Liverpool. Cleared: Bark Emanuel
for. Cork, bark John Ellis for Antwerp
Sailed: City of San Antonio for New York,
bark Anal for Cork, bark Pomona for Fleet
wood, brig Brazilian for Cork.
New YORK, Feb. 14-The owners Of steam
er City of Galveston reported ashore on q
West India Island, state that they have news
of her safety.
Spoken Jan. 10, in lat. SO S. long. so. IS,
ship John Pattep, from New Orleans, for
Havre.
NORFOLK, Feb 14-Put in leaking
schooner Harry L. Whiten from Mobile to
Barcelona, with cotton and slaves.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 14-The bark Augustus,
from New York, encountered hurricane. She
lost her sails and bulwarks.
The ship Ocean, from Pensacola, was aban-
doned. Her crew we're rescued.
BELFAST. Feb. 1.-The brig Srea, from
Baltimore, was dism antled.
The bark Asphodel lost q man, her bull.
warks and sails and jetsoned part of her
freight
LONDON, Feb. IA A Kingston, Jamaica,
telegram reports the loss of the ship Stevon-
heath, from Carthegenia for Pensacola, at
Grand Cayman. The passengers and crew
were saved.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA. - River 43 feet 8
incnes and rising. Weather partly cloudy
and cool.
PIrTsBURG, Feb. 14-River Is feet II inches
inches and falling slowly. Weather mild.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 14-River rising; 13 feet
inches on the falls. Weather cool.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 14-River 81 feet CLIO and
rising. Weather clear and cool. Up: Chas.
Morgan at $50 A. NJ.
CAIRO, Feb. 14.-Arrived: Bismark, from
St. Louis, 4 P. Nj; Belle of Shreveport, from
St. Louis, s P. N. Departed: Sherlock, for
Cincinnati. 9 last night. The Eckert left at 8
P. NJ. to raise the sunken City of Quincy,
above Helena. River 40 feet and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
MEMPHIS. Feb. l4-The river fell an inch.
Weather clear and cool Arrived: Illinois,
from vlcksburg. Departed: Susie Silver. for
New Orleans; Belle Memphis, for st. Louis;
City Of Vicksburg, tor Vlcksburg The
levees at Dyer's and Prentiss', Mississippi,
are reported broken.
VICKsBURG, Feb. H-Passed up: Turner
ct A. NJ, Future City at 10 A. NJ Down:
Mary Belle. Arrived: Belle st. Louis, Port
Huntington.