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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, yesterday arrived
at the St. Nicholas HoteL Lieutenant Governor H. O.
knight Of Massachusetts Is staying at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel H. B. Hurlbut Vice President OF the Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati aud Indianapolis Railroad
Company, is at the Windsor Hotel Ex-Governor Henry
D. Cooke OF the District OF Columbia is stopping at
the ST. James Hotel Colonel Henry NJ. Black, United
States Army and Mayor @. W. Hutchinson OF Utica,
at the New York hotel AssembJyman George
West, Of Baston, N Y, Is registered asIthe Grand
Central Hotel Chief Engineer Samuel l. p. Ayrea
United States Navy is quarered at the Union Square
Hotel Ex Congressman Richard ID. Hubbard, OF Con-
necticut, is sojournng at the Hotel Brunswick.
Congressman Thomas c. Platt OF oswego, N. Y, has
arrived at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel Professor Dwight,
OF New Haven, is among the late arrivals at the 81
James Hotel United States District Attorney Warner
h Bateman, of Cincinnati. is at the ST. Denis Hotel
Senator T. W. Tobey, of Port Henry, N Y, arrived
from Albany last evening at tho Windsor Hotel w.
Chrstopherson, Consul General in Buenos Ayres for
Norway and Sweden, Chief Commissioner to the Cen
tonnia Tor Norway, is stopping at the Marlborough.
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SPAIN.

seKvKRK FIGHTrNo BETwEKN THE cARLIsrs ASD
A1roNs1srs-DErAIIs OF THE BATTLEs NEAR
HERNAK1 AND on TEE VERA RoAD-cARIIsr
SUCCESS AND PLIGHT OF THE CROWN FORCES.
LONDON Jan. 2s, 1874
The Times correspondent writing from San Sebas-
tan, summarizes the results Of the lighting on Tues
day.
ACTION OF THE ARxIRs
On the right and centre beyond Hermann the Alfons-
Dts successful On the left If they really ser-
Dusly intended 10 penetrate Vera, they COM
pletely baiilcd General Moriones returned TO San
Sebastian escorted by battalions Of troops and
camped on the captured positions
BATTLE ROAD.
The writer gives the following description OF the
fighting the Vera road Cup three O'Clock in the
afornoon the Alibnssts seemed 10 be successful AZ
tho Of the conical h the slope of the great
three crowned mountain where Carlist battalion was
ntrenched the TWO parties exchanged are for an hour
A BAroSKr CHARGE
cat four O'Clock the Alfonssts attempted to advance
with the ba,onot but they recoied before the steady
lre from the trenches Then could see the Carlists
leaving positions and charging down the MIL after
their retreating foes An intervening slope hid the
combatanls sight, but from the nearer approach
OF the sound OF musketry and the ncessan fire OF the
artillery from the Aionsst forts judged the Carsts
wore following up their success"
COMING A GRAND ISSUE.
Tho writer concludes :'t is generally believed here
shat simultaneous movement is being made in the
provinces of Navarro and Biscay. If so, very few
days will prove whether Carism ended whether
another campaign is TO drag through the coming
summer"
cARL1sr CANNON oAprURED-LoMA MARCHING
INTO BISCAY.
SAN SEBASTIAN. Jan 81 1876
At Garatamcndi yesterday the royalists captured
sixty Carlists cannon and one mortar.
General Iona continues his advance into the Interior
OF Biscay.
A battle is imminent In the Urola Valley.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

COLUMBUS, ONO, JAN 2s 1876
c. w. woolley, OF Cincinnati, is here with propos-
ton backed by prominent Cincinnati capitalists TO
lease the Cincinnati Southern Railroad II that city will
complete the road from Nicholasvile TO Chattanooga
This company propose TO use the road already built
through Kentucky 70 Lexington and occupy and ope-
rate the Southern road sections OF Owe miles
long completed, they 70 pay Cincinnati an equabo
portion OF the gross receipts and transport all
material required by the trustees Of the southern
road TO be carried from the Ohio River TO
any point the line tho actual cost OF transporta
tion TINS viii practically give Cincinnati a completed
road 70 Chattanooga and possibly that city
between s. OOO 900 aud OF what II would cost
AZ the road uas built 20 I.c xnQtOu
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AFRICA.

ENGLISH NAVAL ORDERS FOR THE BELIER OF
cAMERoN's PARTY.
LONDON, Jan. 2s, 1870
The government have ordered Her Majesty's steam
ship Sirius to proceed nom the Island OF Ascension
where she Is now stationed, 10 Loanda on the west
Of Africa take aboard the party Of Leutsn
ant " l. Cameron, who has just marched through the
southern central part OF Africa from the Indian Ocean
TO the Atlantic The lieuenants native escort will be
taken 10 Zanzibar
oAMKRox's HEALTH RESTORED
Later advices from Loanda report that Lieutenant
Cameron's health is fully restored.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. 1915

WAsHINGTON, jan q. IS76
The remains OF the late Congressman starkwcather
will be conveyed TO his homo at Norwich Conn, In
Colonel Thomas A. scou's private car, which ho has
rendered for the purpose leaving here half past
A. NJ on Saturday and arriving At Norwich At ten
O'Clock p N. The following gentlemen will accom-
pany tho remains Postmaster General Jewell: Repro
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" VII, se'.- "a claims which have been so frequently
D'ousn1 tor~ard ~ tho President In his messages
that Spain must be -aade 10 do justice
70 the American owners OF cuU.- estates. These
estates are all worked by labor and tn President
10 In the awkward position Of using the power OF th.
United States TO defend Americans in possession or the
enjoyment OF slaves in Cuba whereas they would be
punished as pirates II they attempted to bring the
same property To their country The bill, coming
as IL does from the democratic side has attracted
good deal Of attention tonight It is universally ap-
proved
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

REBEL ACTION IN cIENFUEGos-A STEAMER
SAID TO HAVE BEEN SET ON FIRE.
HAVANA, Jan. 27,
Via KEY WEST, Jan. 2S, 1870
report is current here that the insurgents, on
Tuesday last the city OF Cienfuegos and helped
themselves to different articles.
They afterward moved toward the bay and then set
Gre to a coast steamer lying at the wharf
Particulars of the affair wanting
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HAYTI.

REVOLUTION AGAINST THE GovEHNMEET-JAc-
MEL TAKEN BIZ THE INSURGENTS.
HAvANA Jan. 2s 1876.
revolution has broken out in HaytL The revolu-
tionsis are in possession OF JacmeI
ToREoNKRs' RIGHTS.
The President has ordered the Foreign Club at Por,
"a Prince 70 be closed; bat Mr.. Basse,, the United
States Minister, who Is the President Of the club has
refused 70 acoede 10 the demand
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

REsUMPTIoN OF coMMUSIcATIoN WITH EUROPE.
The United States Drect Cable Company, having
been placed in communication by land lines from its
cable in Nova Scotia 10 New York, has resumed
business
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LED AsTRAY.

BOT SIXTEEN YEARS OF ACE SHOOTS HIM
sE1F-HIs L1AIsoS WITH A MARRIED WOMAN.
LOUISVILLE, jan s 1870
Alfred Rcddck, a youth sxteoa years Of age
formed laison some months ago with the
wife OF David Rees in Nashville, Tenn
To-day Mrs. Rces forbade kedaick coming
bands apartment procured pistol and killed him-
solf Reddick seemed passionatey fond OF Mrs. Recs
The Coroner's Jury found verdict OF suicide, and
charged the woman with being The cause Of the deed
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ROME.

VATICAN DENIAL OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH
ANGLICAN CHURCH sECEDERs.
LONDON Jan. 2s 1876.
The Voce della Tevltd (newspaper) OF Rome, noticing
the report published in the English papers Of secret
negotiations between the extremists Of the Anglican
clergy and the Vatican, looking to the secession to
Rome Of the whole body Of rtualists strenuousy de-
MES the existence of any such negotiations 1t says
there Is powerful but not secret movement among
the English Protestant clergy toward ITO the
glorious unity OF the Church"
CORRESPOND WITH CARDINAL MANNING
Rev. Frederick George Lee the vicar Of All Saints,
Lambeth, to whom the Manchester Guardians London
correspondent credited the letter the Cardinal Arch
bishop Manning and the promotion OF the petition to
the Pope on the subject writes to the Guardian ndlg
nantly denying any connection Herewith.
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FRANCE.

". GAMBETrA AND THE RADICALS REcoNc1ED
IN SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
PARIS, Jan %, 1876
1t is stated that the radicals and NJ Gambetta have
come to an agreement The former Will accept the
canddature OF NJ Frcyeinet for the Senate in consid!
Grafton OF NJ. Gambetta's accepting NM Victor Hugo
Louis Blanc, Floquet and Peyrat
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NEW YORK CRIMINALS IN CALL
FORNIA-

sAs FRANCISCO, Jan. 2s, 1915
oncer oConncr, Of New York. arrived A. sAcra-
menio last evening and presented requistion for tho
arrest Of Samson Rosenblatt Governor Irwin issued
the warrant for arrest Rosenbatt is stll in connne
ment here
J. Nicholson Ebert arrested by United States dep
uty marshal few days ago on requsition from the
New York authorities for forging United States bonds
was remandcd yesterday 10 q New York officer
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A TERRIBLE SUICIDE.
I.nrsroxr Ian. q 1870.

JAMESTOWN. Jan. %, 1876.
At three O'Clock A. N. Norman HaIladay, respect
able farmer went to his insane fathers to watch
him during the balance OF the night An hour later
screams from the old gentleman aroused the family,
who ON entering the ROOM found tho son dying from
terrible wound in the throat and the father sitting up
locking at him Beside the dying found a
twoDladed knife with which he had inflicted the
wound
An inquest was held this afternoon and verdict rem
dered OF suicide while aborns under temporary in
sanity.
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THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT.

MnFoRn, Pa, Jan. 2s, 1870
Great excitement is manifested at the revival meet
inss now being held in the Methodist Episcopal church
here under the direction OF the Rev. r. w. Copeland
There has been a large number OF conversions and
when the invitation extended last night many per
sons arose for prayer Tho church Is nightly crowded
Earnest revivas also in progress in nearly every
township In Pike county.
The New York herald., 1876-01-29

The creditors ordered to provo their claims and
choose assgnees OF hts estate session Of the Bank
ruptcy Court In Helena on the 4th OF March next
AN INTERESTING FEATURE OF THE CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION.
What may prove striking and interesting feature OF
the Centennial celebration Is immense album,
tanning the autographs OF several thousands Of the
leading OF the country beginning with the Presi-
dent Cabinet, Supreme Court, Senate and the House
OF Represen which Is to DO covered with glass
bell and enclosed a safe, with front panel OF thick
glass, through which the volume may be plainly
seen from the outside Il Is proposed TO put the safo
in the rotunda other conspicuous place the Capitol
there stand until the year 1876 object OF curiosity
and attraction and souvenir 70 everybody for the
hundred years Tho autograph album will be accom-
panied by the inkstand and pens with which the
we're written, and, II possible by another album
tanning far they be obtained photographs Of
the signers
The President Cabinet and Supreme Court have
already wrtton their pames and the work progress
ing quite satisfactorily.
Kx-INDIAN COMMISSIONER SMITH BROUGHT
BACK TO TESTIFY.
Rev r. p Smith, ex Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
was brought back to Washington to-day from New
York by deputy sent by sergeantat-Arms Thompson
and armed with process issued by the Committee
Indian Affairs His testimony wanted BY tho CON-
mittee and by the charged with investigating the
Preedman's Bank failure
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M. DEAK.

TIE CASE OF THE HUNGARIAN STATESMAN
PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
PEsrH Jan. 2s 1s76
The physicians attending upon NJ. Deak, the Hun.
earan statesman say that his recovery hopeless and
that his death may be expected at any moment
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CANADA AND THE TARIFF.

MONTREAL, Jan %, 1876
At the mass meeting Of manufacturers and employees
held here night the audience present immense
Resolutions were passed recommending the govern
ment adopt the tariff OF tho United States wthaer
ations adapting to special circumstances and wants
OF the Canadian people
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BISHOPS NOMINATED By THE POPE
Roxx, Jan. 2s, 1875.
At the ConsIstory the Pope nominated twenty-five
bishops, including Carmene, Bishop of Martinique;
Paya Bishop Of Manila; Moran Bishop OF St Hya-
cinthe, Canada, and rwigg Bishop of Pittsburg
The New York herald., 1876-01-29
TIE BANK ROBBERY.

THE ACTUAL CONDITION OF THE ASSETS or THE
NORTHAMPTON BANK-REPoRT OF THE BANK
ExAMINER-No TRACE OF THE BURGLARS.
SPRINGFIELD, jan 2s 1875.
II is certain that the total amount in various
ties taken by the burglars from the Northampton Ma
tiona Bank will be quite great the s72O 600
previously reckoncd-
The bank authorities do not themselves yet know
how much the private securities will foot up as they
we're not accustomed to examine this property. 1t
likely that from $500 600 TO $30GO00 OF negota
BILE private property stolen besides the registered
bonds and certified stock.
How the bank itself stands appears from this official
letter.
To OSCAR BDwARDs, President Northampton National
Bank
Ihave examined tho condition OF your that
there has been absraced In aud available
property amounting in cash value S18 $50. find
that OF property held by the bank collateral
be made available thero been taken value
S 100 making total possible loss " the bank of
The bank had surplus of S2a379 After charging of the
entire loss there viii be surplus to the credit OF
of Sl21 40 Upon this certainly be
lated. DANIEL MERIDIAN,
National Bank Examiner.
There is yet trace OF the burglars, and it tseems
that they have reached New York Boston, or
both 1t Is the opinion of the best bank authorities
that the robbers T not attempt TO work Of their
| punder but are waiting tor compromise.
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NAVAL ARTISANS TO BE DISMISSED.

NEwPoRT. r. l., Jan 2s 1870
number Of the employees at the torpedo station at
this place are be discharged by order OF
the Secretary OF the Navy. Several workmen were
discharged on January
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OFFICIAL TURKISH REPORT OF THE VICTORY
NEAR TRRBIGNE.
LONDON, Jan. 2s, 1876
The official Turkish account of the engagement on
the Trebgne and Ragusa states that the
insurgents numbering from 1000 to 10000 were dis
persed in all directions after engagement last
ing five hours
The Turks numbered only 1900
THB PRINCE OF sERvIA POWER
Reuters kilograms from Vienna deny that the resg-
sation Of Prince Milan OF Servia Is contemplated
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HOW MY THROAT HURTS THEN WHY DON'T
you use HALR's hoNkY HoRKHoUSD AsD Tan
PIKE's ToOrHAcHK DROPS cure In minute
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.

ARGUMENTS IN THE M'KEE TRIAL-TKsTMoNY
OF GOVERNMENT WITNESSES IMPUGNED.
ST. LOUIS, NO.. jan %, 1915.
Upon tho resumption of the Mckee trial in the United
States Circuit Court this morning, Colonel William H.
Hatch OF Hannibal Mo- addressed the jury, present.
ing the first Of the closing arguments for the defence
He devoted himself to analysis Of the testimony for
the government claiming to show that Mckee was
the victim OF conspiracy on the part Of Engclkc,
Fitzroy, Thorpe and others to drag him down
and throw in the shade the Nervousness of
their own crimes. Fitzroy's statement that he saw
$3.50 paid TO Mckee was pronounced base falsehood
and unreasonabeness OF the circumstance and the
conversation were pointed out from the fact of the
characters OF the and their previous acquan
ance Engelke's interview with Mckee at the GLOBE
Office was admitted a fact but Epgelkes version Of
the subject matter declared wholly false on the
testimony OF Bohle Mcguire and Hardaway, whose
statements went TO show that Engelke visited Mckee
to secure his influence with the Collector 70 release
some liquors seized in Colorado preventing an exposure
of the sring" Colonel Hatch also dwelt at great
length ON the confessions of the governments prnc-
pal witnesses that they had been guilty OF stealing, OF
perjury and OF arson.
District Attorney Dyer followed Colonel Hatch and
made general review OF the testimony brought out
ON the trial. He said tho government was Obliged to
introduce confessed conspIrators in order to unfold
the gigantic swndle upon the revenue and he claimed
their testimony left doubt OF tho guilt of those
against whom they testified He showed tho relations
OF Mckee and Mcdonald and Joyce, already convicted
and how essential IL was TO have him in the ring'
that he might through his great influence, protect
them from the powers at Washington. He claimed
that Maguire's testimony clearly established McKees
completely with the 'ring;' that Leavenworths dec
arations OF having paid him money were proved; that
the discrepancies between Fitzroy's Concannon
and Engelke's evidence mmateral, as they had
no real bearing the case that Bohes version Of the
interview between Mckee and Eneelke had strength
| as IL did not hang together that whether Engelke
sought his influence 10 obtain the release OF his whskey
seized In Colorado there doubt that he saw
Mckee about getting the Busby dstilery for Hardaway
This is supported in all material points by other wit
nesses and there is no question but that Hardaway
was soon after making crooked" whiskey at this dis
| tillery without paying cont to the 'ring"
Counsel analysed all the testimony and insisted that
the prosecution had clearly proved the existence OF
| conspiracy and McKee's connection with it,
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TURKEY.

CONFLICTING CLAIMS OF VICTORY N THE RECENT
BATTLE-wHAT rsURREcTIoNIsT sYMPA-
TIMERS ALLEGE.
RAGUsA, Jan. 2S, 1915
Accounts from Scavonic sources admit the defeat of
The insurgents the Trebgne road on Wednesday
last but represent that the Turks in greatly
perior numbers.
THE LOSSES.
they admit loss of $50 killed, and claim that the
Turks lost 100.
THE ANTI-IMPERIALIsTs STATE
The statements referred to say that there were two
simultaneous engagements on Wednesday. The in
surgents were beaten on the Trebigne road.
TURKS
The other engagement, Ncum, resulted in a
Turkish retreat under of the are of their
Df-war Off Kick.
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A-DANDRUFF, DRY MOIST OR SCALY ERUP.
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THE FORCES OF THE PROSECUTION IN MLwAU-
KEE AGAIN UNITED.

KEE AGAIN UNITED.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 2S, 1870
good understanding has been effected among tho
officers in charge OF the prosecution OF the whskey
Ring and IL claimed that the pending cases will be
pressed to conclusion Colonel Calkins expects TO be
called before the Grand Jury on It's reassembling
Henry Payne, whose indictment was expected, will
now IL Is certain, be appointed Postmaster Of Mwau-
kee ON Monday next
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