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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-28
PULLMAN p.ILfCE C.fRS.

These celebrated cars are run on all night trains
on all the lines If this road
This Is the only Line running these ears be-
tween Chicago and 81. Paul, or Chicago and Mil
Waukpc.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the over
land -luepers on the Union Pacific Railroad, Dor
all points west of the Missouri River
Among the
Inducements O8cPed bv mis- Roatc
TO the travelling public are MI the modern I'M
proven enis: Rock and Grayel BalaStod Iraek
steel Rdl Rock and hon Bridges rarlolr and
awning Room Day Coaches smoking and iouug
ing Cars, Westinghouse safety Air Brakes Mtllcrs
Patent Safety Coupling ard Platforms, speed.
safety and absolute Comfort
Thinning Throngh Jitc Great stairs
and Operating over 2 Oeo miles Of T0sd fhi. Com.
pany presents e. the traveller facilities that are not
and cannot be offered by amy competitor
All ticket ngents can SOL you tickets via this
route.
fyou wish the best travelling accommodation.
you viii buy your ticket bg this route, aud VIII
take no other.
HfRDIE UFrGHJTT
oenl Superintendent.
". II. STENNITT,
Genl Passenger agent. Jan. !, 20.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-28
ChICiHO e NonyHwHsrEay n. n.

Close connections are made nj Chicago with the
Lake Shore Michigan Southern Michigan CEN
ifal, Baltimore " Ohio, P,tisbuIR, Fort Wayne d
Chicago, hapkalloc Line and Pan Handle Routes,
for East aud Southeast, aud with the Chicago y
Alton md Illinois Central for all points SOUTH.
Close connections Grc also made with The inion
Pacific r. X. AT far Omaha for all west points
N8o,e Connections me minute at function D0iitty
utM trains Of all Grass r0lds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-28
CHICAGO 81 NORTHWESTERN
RATLWAY.

Passengers for Chicago Detroit, Toledo Glove
land, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, pittsbutg, Cincinnati
Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Montrool, Qucbcc
Portland, Boston. New York, philadelphia Bulu-
more, Washington, 81. Louis, Cairo SAN Francisco
Sacramento, Ogden, salt Lake City, Denver, coun-
ell Bluffs, Sioux city, st. Paul, Marquette, iScnn-
aba, N,nasha, Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha, Nank
ton, z mona, Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee. AMI
all points North West South, and East should
buy their tickets VIA Chicago and the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-28
TRAINS G0TyG y0RTi
Freight q Accom- ,nodatIou.
Pt0tterific .Dirisi0u.
MAIL.

TRAINS GOING EAST
LsNe il9tteville e".........5;25 a. nj .Ex. Sundays
Belmont....,.............b;5la n, m
Arrive talamine, 631 leaye5:50 a. M
Mineral Point,...,..7:S0a M
TRAINS GOING VEST.
leave Mineral Point....."l0;20N n. m. Tx. Sunday
Arrivet alaminelll0, leayell. Is am
Leave belmont .,.........,".-ll;s - am. +"
Arrive Plattcville ..........l2 .25 D
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS.

The large hall at Delmonico'S was profusely
decorated with lis AMI memorial ornaments last even
ns annual meeting Of the veterans OF the 9TH Reg
incnt who present to tie number OF about 100 Tie
early part Of the ming spent in baoiiug for ono
hafO ftIc OH ers servo FOR two year. the fol
loving gentlemen being elected: Major, william
A. Pond; Paymastcr. Henry II. Holly; Chaplin.
the Rev. 5. d. DcnisOn, ID. H.; Commssary.
Gilbert l.. Arrosniil: Captains, James L. lIarway,
james Price william H. Eibrt. Benjamin II. Scyers. j.
H. Kemp III. l. Person ii; Lruicuiuts. John 1. Baker
vi linn II. Muutaryc. edward \. kmrsldid, joan W.
Sp cer ThOn Lord ir. AZ the close OF tc election tr
members hollow square. with Tie olic'rs ia
thc ccnicr, AID T. Il. Trrmauc, IN lchai "i TIE IN
uniformed mcubris, pG,sfIt,d large wbu'
ken banner. with gold ilnsc and ias,cis. boarin-
the monogram thr National Guard tie regiment '
motto Prn Patria ct G'ura." aud tuc iEscrpon. Ic
National Guard. 1882 7lh Regiment" Ng. John ~
Kemp for slmc uf tue uniformed members present 81
fxo smaller btuner~ with the inscriptions. tn
annual r'ppt showed a total meDiJrrsup ~ l,D2l, %
whom %. wear uniforms. TIE association 4 ~ noni
sins run.i tion financially. huus about $1,000 lu a.
t.casury. ~ w., dccl' that 3DO uniformed nch WIN
"A IA band. sLuud represent the association dt III" Con
rnnnl EXhiiii0n leaving Nrw-iur& On JuiY and n
turning July q. Tao Fort Hamilton band was 6elccicd
furf .e IA.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
TIE VOTE DISCUSSED At THE HOTELs-BEIIEF THAT
MONEY WAS UsED-INDIGNA1ION OF EfPCBLl-
CANs-AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT MLNTIONED.

TIE VOTE DISCUSSED At THE HOrELS-BEiIEF THAT
MONEY WAS UsED-INDIGNA1ION OF RfPCBL-
CASs-AE EARLY ADJOURNMENT MLNTIONED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUNg.l
ALBANY, April 19.-The consideration which
induced these live Republicans 10 vote with their po-
ca eponents has been the subject OF much gossip and
discussion about the hotels tonight where the detection
oftlese men Is freely commented instance OF
gAring political rascIy. A prominent kepnDtran
stated tonight that he assured, what hc d. emed
to be excellent authority that the OF $1,000 Lad
been raised by contributors OF 81 200 each from iicc
Brooklyn Commissioners OF the Water Board two Of the
Police Board aud two Of tie Fire Department. and that
each OF the five members received $500 each Onchat OF
The whole sum gOiug TO to lobbyist who is SAID TO bc
Phelps
II was noted that Mr. Worth did advocate the bin
with his accustomed noise and sputer but cODtcntcd
husclf with what LIS colleague Mr. Ogden. had already
saic and also apr Iarently evidence OF an under
Standing between these five Republicans and Democrats
OF Ike kind that whcn toward the lose o the iol-
cal, Mr.. Calvin inquired aOw Mr.. Watts was recorded,
and the Clerk said that hc recorded the aGrln,.
tive, Nj Calvin in All intended aside thai audible
tOthe whole House aud betrayed great atonisen' said
why thought you voted the other way" Mr.. Watts,
whose regular seat the front row, but who had
slipped OF tO the back near Nr Calvin, then arose
and said lie had not voted at all and cast vote III the
E4l@atiye.
This detection has set the Republicans to thinking az ia
he possible tate Of tie Green bill. If McsSrs. Bott
gallagher, Gugel, Hofnan. and Watts are regularly in
'ne market On political well others.
VIII only need the detection Of two more Republican
,o'cS " defeat the bill The general Consciousness OF
e ease With which these two lnen can he obtained leads
many 70 consider the wisdom Of adjounng speedily
"oe On the ground taat 1t will be impossible, il these
-'u nod together, to pass any bill for the defeat Of
"'en democrats eau afford to pay. The hope ia very
uoeV expressed that now the supply ill Is in the hands
o uoVernor, the Legislature may adjourn the cor-
VI next week. TINS result, however, seems scarcely
possibly n View Of the important measures ycst uuace
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
LATEST SNIP NEVS
For other shin Mere 81, Second Pag.l

For other shin Mere Second Pag.I
ARRIVED.
steamship Columbus Reed Havana April -. with mdse
and 10 Wm. L. Clyde co.
steamship Elcnora, Johnson Portland with mdse ana pass
,Gr Nelson TIaryev Weeks Now.reiforj. with lumber.
S,hr. T. y. Abeil carr. ROckp r, with lee.
Scr Sea ird, stanley. Calais " IN ldtl-
Schr Wcstrrloo Whitaker. Ellsworth, with lumbr
-rlir. Gen Il. Ttgg. GlnmOn R1cEro Ne, wi'h Ice.
s,rhr. Saxon. Fran In. Ellsworth, With IL nbcr.
schr = Nelson. lIolbroos ~. George, Me-, with ice.
SAILED.
Steamship, Dotlnil for liverpool Merorols 81 Jago
Cirniuret.: Gulf stream, for CaTlcsn snip lsIn
Home lor banks Marie tor Odessa. Must'ns, Tor hl
stcidam: Francesca for LONDON irgr anrer Tor lilra
LiyeIp,o \. =. Chcyot AID Zellina or savannah Morn
Ing lg fo~ Blgrtown. Bar schrs West side or Bar
a.O Oa; IIaraiugcr 4 r frunswicA Ga
WIND--Sunset moderate y. W; clear
DISASTERS.
ApFfiiTA Aprl l9-fhc scr ii. Curtss hence for
Proyi iuc- has having colldcd witt unknown
IoNpoN. Arril l9-TLe Norwcttln bark iians Nielsen
l!1ugc, Cant. Ped'tscn, from biunnre VIA QuersOwn
dangerous position livery enO is lcs made to discharge
hrr CARGO
received from Newioundlin 81 the loss 0f the
brig Boston. salmon Rock TWO m!'s east
Port Aabrlsquc on the evening oI Jan ~ having OceA
fore Il he l.Oc& b. Ice. The Gre" were saved
Aur ~. lat - 10. long. 90 20 bark Winona from - Tor
Tl lat IS SO s. long 1aG 80 ship Southern Cross Bul
ard rom a Francesca Dec 81, for queenstown.
FORFIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. April l9.-lhe National Line steamship The
O. ,. hrars tnn New YORK ApIe. Tor Liverpool arrived
u,r' a & ocluck tins morning. 80, ,.. ,,.,,.. ..
CARuENAs Apr ls-Arnyed. brig Charlotte Whittemorc,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTo>. April lo.Arrved steamship Massachusetts, tBrh
Maltrrs from Liverpool - - 49,.
r,m New cleared, sc.r. Helen NJ Uondon ior ash
ia, ton
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

DIfU
RADpEpI In Homer Cortland Co, " Y. on the 10TH inst
Jttui ala Barber, aged % yodts
CARPrNTER-Ou the lOti lust. Ur.ch Henry Co, No.
Armo ia Ot Euwaut CarIenter formerly OF PuoLas
Mtsicheser Co., y. \. age DO
CLARK-On Tuesday April Is Of consumption, Elizabeth L.
rm'S i no sdence o her brother James NJ Clark 2i5
Foi ST. jersey Cy. Thursday 2Oth ihSt a. CLOCK
A..
CIARK-On Monday morning. April II. after short illness
r. T.. lark, IN the 5tth yeai Oi ms age
nds OF the family ae respectfully lnNted 70
attend his funeral Thursday. AprI - at T. @ iron the
Puritan auOna ChuIoh. corner Laiay ana MARCY
ayes, ErJOkiyu.
CoCHRAN-On Wednesday. 18Th inst. Jennette Scott widow
Friends ae respectfully attend her funeral from Der
Late Residence, No - Last i"oHN1 1'S'''' ""
22d lus, at 10 a. hi' -. l.,
DEAN In Brooklyn. Sunday, April It, Henry Dean' IN
SJth oi Usage
Funeral nom lis late res uehce' i%- o'' f''N''' ''
Thursday, Aprii 20 at = D. M. 90 -.
DRAPrR-At Monte AIR " j., IN Tuesday, April ls aer M
bef Illness george Draper, Ioimeilya merchant OF '
T & Of tho family respectfully invited TO attend
nm. late residence, Oh hohuaJ, ~
viii be at depot on aTr' of lO4O ian
vermont and New Hampshire papers please copy
uI>cu Al ew Rochelle, ". Y. Apfl ~ Harriet beyea,
nit OF ~ W. Finch NJ D. aud daughter OF 'he late Sahuei
v ByTa o. Friday 4prii s O'Clock from Methodist
Church Carriages meet the noon uaih from
Grand Central Depot
FuRBUsH-on Tuesday April 49, 1879. Mary Am. wife OF
Silas Is. Furbusil aged r. on.
Erlsh and Of inlaw Robert t. Smith. are invited
In funeral at her late residence AL last
slteenth st, Thursday April 20 atA
p.m>
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Pr0babihlles.

For Thursday in the South Atlantic States stationary
barometer anu temperature castery winds, ana clear
weather. .,
For the Gulf States increasing southerly winds using
pressure and Temperature. with clear weather.
For TcnUessee and the Ohio Valley rising or sta'lon-
airy barometer, stationary followed by failing temper r
turc souteast southwest Winds and Gear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
rising baIUCter southeast SfnS 10 nOith "uus, anu
cooler, partly cloudy, weather.
For the upper lake reglOn stationary barometer ex
cep IDLY rising In the eastern portion, stationary or
higher tenn eratufe, partly cloudy weather. ana o'ea
sIOnal light rains. ~,
Tor the iOpc ldkes Middle and Eastern States, sGto-
arv yoiiOued by Jdg bg OmeteT ,cdriner druy c0udy
clear tc6dther, Uith north 10 east uinds
The Mississippi River will continue to rise snghty
from st. LOUIS 10 Ncksbnrg.
CautOnary signals are ordered for EScanaDa ana Mar-
quette, and continue at Duluth.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Monday. l7th inst, Lucy l.
r on bndoy o poe us az 10 ococS m from late
resiacpce, 1868 Wasington-aye fIyn,
uUNTERAt the resdenceo Of his 81 tr. Londonderry Ire
land Friday. April James Hunter Of this aty. In the
I'D year Of has age.
HUNTINGToN-Ats Scranton. Penn. David D. j. Huntins-
LAwRENCE-At DE roit Sunday. April IT, 1870 in the
Of late Wm Elm and L. Augusta Lawrence OF Bay side.
FIJI eral from residence of Mrs A. H.. Mctle. at Bay side
% rstSrS stSf fs aTd s Bay % size rs aos ifoss al s
LEAvENwoRTH-on Tueslay, April H. at Tho residence
Of his bro6ernaw r. w. Sanrn 81 staten .sa , iss 2,
and Alice Leayenwort OF this city Ia the iota year o his
The funeral win take place from St Johns Church Clifton
Staten island, Friday at II m Carriages wd meet tho
invitcl to attend without further notice.
REMSEN-w "Wednesday April ~. Mary E., wife OF James
invited ssoa hr e; t.aeTa! s,, ..
eeSsG hsni n iaaeu to Grsen oOd. saturday.
EoBBINs-In wBfrnswiek, n. j.. Tuesday April Is
Latham IioDjins. ii the 4ih year OF his age.
RoosExELT1n Paris France reS H. Mr cor1,l,s c. o1 ma
lat exGov. Van Ness OF Vermont.
al Gree urch o. Saturday Olnins tho cd iast al IL
o'clock without further notice.
Vermont papers please copy.
sALMON-On Monday the l7h inst Edward Jefferson son
o tue late James ao ~ t9 ne 5 @ ycsa Se Ss MS .ssnv ~
quesiei 10 attend The futral on Thursday m"rn, A. lo
without further invitation.
sHINNER-on Tuesday. April lS John s. SKINNER In the
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
funeral his late residence "a West Houston ST. On
Thursday, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
sToDARr-In this city April 10. at 43o p m, Marcia L.
widow Of the late Adam S,Oiart.
Notce OF the funeral hereafter.
Albany and san Francisco papers please copy.
TILLoUsudleny, Tuesday, April 49, francis Tilou IA
the 18th year Of LIS age.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
his faneia late residence No. Il West rwenynnsh
ST., Friday the 2l5t inst, at $50 a IN
TOWNSEND-On the 18th INST Ann. widow OF the late w.
j. Townsend, in the 0lst year OF her
Relatives and friends are inyiiel 10 attenl the uners
from Greenvar L.. l., Thursday. Arrf
20 l O'Clock Carriages VIII meet the 10 o'clock tiain
from Hunters Point
UNDERHILI-At san Diego l., third month (March) "a
a. Frederic Cnd ri in his 2ls year only son VI ADm d
and Mary T. UnderLiL
Friends aid acqantances Of the family respectfully in
attend his funeral at the residence Of bs father 23l
igLseenthsL a. 10 O'clock oa NTH Jay (ILursiayh
2OtI last.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

for bis discoorcd right eye there would be nothing posi-
lively reulsve about his appearance lie looks Ike
subject to hts Of despondency. He talked gioomiiy
OF his wife and five young children. Untii within
the last eight months he had succeeded IN
making fair living. Recently he bad found IL ditcut
to support his family. His wife had not vet visited him
In the Tombs anu he betrayed by his manner how deelY
ashamed and paine he would ne 10 her there. lie
said that lie was the I'd NewYork Cavalry under Gen.
Fitzpatrick during the and talked about the second
Bull Rlm the lighting 40 fredericksburg, and before
RichmOnd and the famous dash in the Shenandoah
Valley He Witnessed the arrival OF the EmerOr OF
Brazil from Jersey City fer yboat on Saturday. ana
appeared interested IN Dom Pedro's movements la e
was clad in ordinary workingman's attire, WITH blue
flannel shlrt vest and knit wooden jacket He did not
know that the date of Lis trial had been liked.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
MiRRfED.

BTDIEGER-DOUGHTY-At st. Ceres Church Flush
j. arI.nter Smith, = 1. Do, on tHe loti lnst
Ala daughter ol y. ". DouSAty esq, to Rev heny Be
aiugCr.
CROCKER-W NSOn Tuesday April IL. 1915, az the
Church of the Divine Paternity, ~ Rev. Dr. L. H. 1diA
Mu. AtWc rncksr NJ. d.. 10 Ad,ie H. only daughter o
tlr lac OsIutr watkins, all Oi this CITY.
IENDOSCA-KEDMAN-On April L., by Rev. DR. John
Hail at hous West EiftySiNlsL. Dr. salvador ue
Mc.dOlca Consul General OF Baz. TO Mary T. v lciman
cry. Witnesses. Mrs. Cuppa ana Dr. j. G. tOd
rigIcs, also OF { t.iis city.
PAYE-FORDHAM-O Tuesday. Aprll 49, 1870, AT Christ
Churc, Brooklyn by tho Rev lucns Bi"crof ID. D. wal
Is. aye To H.lon NJ Gaushtoi oi e late Austin .
FOplham.
FINCKNEY- Tuesday. the lSth insL at 81
Eart ul0uow Clrch, By tle Rev. Dr. CO0Ar, Nlnhn D..
rinckney and Susie ~ ClIr Shotwe both Of this CIV
WHIDDEN-ANGELGr-un tho IN, 80 Madison Avenue
Antiguns ". 81 Emiy M., daughter Of stephen Angel
Oi this ciy.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
DELEGATES TO UTICA.
The following delegates To the Utica Demo-

cratic Convention elected in this city last evening
T,oenfieh Assembly Distrie-Tammany Democrats-Dele
gates Joseph J. OD inOuc, ManOn Marble, owen Moran
Alternaes. Robert a. Van Wyck. Isaac somers, Levy
SAmuels.
run Assembly Disfrfcf.-Ant Tammany DemOcrats-Dee
gates, GCrschen Cohen Dayd :. Paige, and Charles W.
Baum; Aernates-George aggery, John Purcell ana her
man Sten IN rnan.
ElrrrHM assembly DsTfct.-Anti Tammany Dfmocrats-
Delegates Cnas Brooke Samuel b. Garvn, and Ouver II
Buell. Altsrnates j. Henry Ford. Thomas Lynch, and
Michael Rily.
The Ric 4mOnd County Democratic Convention assem-
bled in Tomnsyilc yesterday and elected the I1ow-
inc delegates to the state Convention Frederick Whi;e.
Samuel r. Brick and Gilbert C. Dean; AtcrnateS, tne
Stephcn5.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
TIE coNyAl.EscrNrs HOWE.

The execution Of the plan Of using the
Cozzcns II. tel property West Point as home or
conyalcsc nis has bc prevented, for the present al
least by ic obstacle rs will b. seen by tho following
NEW -YoEK. April lS. 1876.
Ny DCNE Mr.. q poES: / have .iGSt learned that 10y
reason T rgil Ia the mortgage foreclosure oi tc
CuzI Hotel lTnlr ~, no Nald Hic can ne c"hNcI,"
by tur referee, and therefore, the sale to you cam ol ID
,ousumtli d. 1 herewith return To yOu the purchase
money which you hal deposited with M. ! an sur"
need moi say low deeply giet the legal dcirct "ich
for tr uir.ut AT leisb prevents tue NcWlok Hospital
rom csiasing the COnyacsccnt House M the High
l.r,Is Your, truly IIENEr T. VAIL
4. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
CHIcAGO,s RETORM VICTORY.

CHICAGO, April 10.-Alm0st complete returns
from the city election show sweeping victory for the
Republicans and Municipal Reform ticket GlN follow
ing were elected: Clinton Briggs over Clarke Lpc Tor
City Treasurer. by II majority OF 5Ols sutrill over
Adams for City Attorney. by majority of ATS; Auz
over Haunting, City Clerk, by majority OF 033O;
Btsi OK or Bpnticd, Clerk OF the Police Court, Dy
majority 6.O6s OF the above mrnt oneh' Brsgs Is
tno only name on the Democratic ticket liayne had no
opponent for Mayor. His vote was about 32,OOO
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
The Succcs.fnl Physlcinn.


Tberc l. whom the community owe so
much a. 10 The onest physician who Gocs tis
actu.l duty himself and 30 his patents Really sAIu
pnysicilns tat tleir VIRTUES need no
mention, hence the adyertisclcnt OF Dr. H. y tbaCE o
well readers attenti N. Dr. PIERCE II
of who obtain success by careful aud
wtfdcie cior attempting much. or creating lso
IDEAS Tho only reliable plyNc IA these days
~ cIul Lcatei disorders and hiRpIessuro Niug Is the
who unt Tstants his one branch OF the
business hi, line il Dr FIERCE For the benefit IL
IA he written Common sense Medical Al
which well worth reading by those Who need such i
work With strct business honor high pro.essonal sAAL
reasonable ecs LARGE competent asslsans Df
IECE VIII dOubu MAKE hs name familiar Us hOusthOid
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
rNlrEp srArEs surREME COURr.

W,smN6T ~ Aprl l9.-ln the Suprcme Court
NJ thc Tinted rtIics "Wednesday. April ~, 1870;
SpotswOOi nd Of aitnte Was ddinto l" Pid'uoo ~
AIT 'iuty aud counselor OF TINS court ,-,,o
Ncw.Iork Life Insurance company, piiiinh
N trnr No, he, rrita lIendtrn-Argucd by Mr T. o. lilnk
y of counsel fer plaintn In error, and Dy MI AO't
Iitclic Tor TIE defendant In error. ,.,,,,
En ;0,rp.i IeekendOner. appellant nft Id'fnari,
F, AT.nuef be- gun 10y SIR Edmund Wetuoro Of counsel
Tor alprl ant. 49,,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
ALBANY NOTES

n. AlsAAr. Wednesday. April 10, 1876.
Dill was adopted in che Assembly this ,noruin hy ,o,e
OF ~ to "a after considerable parliamentary, .kirlsug
Inc senaie Committee Apportionnent I. AT ,yok nm
i scheme of apportionment, hut is not likely 10 rcpor
until next week, unless Saturdays session is held Ieod
,ng Deulocrals eoEl.ue to rish tue susncion ,b,
ous committees intend 10 delay their repls ~ or, M
Rossple aud then submit scheme which eher cor,"1 80
ton. " "'''''0 'noh@eculVe sane
lfOf regular report " proceedings see Second loa>l
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
CATTLE MARKET.

RuTINouP, Arr l9.-CArrLE-The market during tic
rast been dnll and Oilc lower very
best $50 So first quality 81 7jds5 medium or good fair
ouay Sl6 - 7j ordinary thin steers oxen an COWS ~
So ~ most sales at ~ 81 sdsj 37l Receipts l@2'
saee. 1913.
Hoes have been dull Ieavy and nrces are 146 2c
lower the range sl0aslI 10 few selling at the latter
figure. Rcccinls 5,922.
SHEEP dul and prices ore i4c lower Wool shep
nom.naly ga % sheared. Sdf6 Lambs have been In
fair demand at s3G -. Receipts 23i2.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
pASSENGFRy .IRRITED

FROM IONDON-Tn steamship Greecr, April 19-Mrs j.
g. CoOper Miss g. Cooper Mr and Mrs : B Sturges
Nils Sturges. ,liss s;urees Mrs Flora " Hal ,hls
~ r. Hall H. J. Jaon, Ed0 ard Pavne, MIS- NJ l. 'ng
MIS- Irttie Evans, T. ReesOn j: r. Brown T. PtlSe
Mrs Matthews Jawe' AMI Frank Ro,mcs Leonard Cotts
Mr. and Mrs iIoOn. Miss T.. Hold n, Misses tnilY am
Alice Incken. Evan Evans, d. Br,sy Charles Harvey Nj
ard Mrs Rob'. n. Ca7an aud children, Nv 80 NIS H. l.
Bishop and children Mrs. Mary bishop. >. Lishop
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
BLAINE AND BRIsTow SENTIMENT IN BALTI-
MORE.

BALTIMORE, April 19.-The Republicans held
urinary elections this evening for delegates to the CITY
Convention wkic will choose delegates Ia the Republican
state Convention to elect delegates to Cincinnati 1heie
were two tickets known respectively as the fullon or
Amcrcan aud ;hc Boz TIA, Custum-hOusc cktls; Out
btb are plofcscllv i'm favor OF blaine and BrlstOw. II
4, said tonight thai the Fulton ticket elected delegates
and tho Booth ticket ia nine wards O thc cy
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
RESIGNATION OF THE REV. DR.. KIRKUs.

BALrMogE, April 10.-The resignation OF
the Rev. william Kirlus, LII d., as rector Of Chrisi
Church protestant Ep.scopL was rendered yesterday
ana accepted bY the ycslry Dr. Krhus was called from
,. ,ss.nut re-, trs,p of Grace Church, New-lork, g.
III, cty Since tc ipcumb,ny o. the doctor IL Is sh1
that his High church doctrines have been unaccep'Die
"A, tie Vo,lry and cOuLTOsttiOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
THE rEoG OPERA ASp THE EMPRESS.

The Empress of Brazil, with her suite, has
arcep an invitation from the ladies OF the Mount Ne-
non Aid Society bo present at the second Iclr scht
on Of tie Frog Opera at the Union League Ihcdtcr on
Frdty evening April ~ This amusing entertainment
s yivcn v distinguished amateurs for the III OF the
Mount Vernon Endowment Fund.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ANOTHER THRUST AT DIR. BRIsTOw.


WASHINGTON. Wednesday. April 10, 1870
Secretary BristOw ha. written letter to Mr.
Caulfed, Chairman OF the Judicial Expenditures Com
mtee referring TO the charge of 7. W BARLEY, that
the Secretary. while United States Attorney for
the District OF Kentucky, had @ number Of dis
tilleres seized. and that soon after, upon an
offer OF large OF money, he resigned and
procured the appointment OF his assstnn: CO Wharton
his sSOr became counsel for these dlscrs and
In accoran with the terms Of the alleged agreement
procured the release of their property The Secretary
rcprOaches the Committee for letting such charges rcac
INN first through the papers He denies them emphat-
c3lly, aud demands to be beard.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
rpIry1yG pocrIITY or TIE sAvAGGs.

OMAHA, Ncb., April 19.-No Indians have
eff either FED Cloud Spotted Tail agencies with thcir
families nee the fight with Crazy Horse ON Powder
River Tie trashing TO that chiefs band has IN"
eool fleet on rc Og illans aud others and rendered
tlcm nh r ntrlabl, dohle A lew miners have boen
,tIeIt tcar tnp IIillg lately.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
PASTOR CONDEMNED nY A COUNCIL.

SpRINGpIELp Mass, April 19.-The Council,
composed Of - delegates. representing II rhhrche'
called to day TO investigate the alleged imnoraiies oi
tc Rev r. r. Ftz the CONGREGATIONAL minister VI south
,u,,t,n ,otcd - 20 =, that ht pOsscsscd tcndences
"a ir unfit him Tor tue Christian ministry. They icc0m
,nrndpd am iuIncdiatt cessation Of the pastOfate.