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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-15

CONCORD, y. H., March l4.-The Re-
publicans are confident that they have
made clean sweep, and are very jubi-
liant. There Is no doubt that they
have elected Il majority of the Senators,
and they claim majority in the House
of fifteen. The Democrats do not con-
ceie that the House is Republican. E.
b. Rollins, Of the Republican State
Committee, considers that the kepubi-
cans have elected 9 out Of II Senators,
and that they viii have majority Of 20
in the House. He thinks Cheney ma
i,rity will bee al least 200.
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Report of the Condition
OF THE
At the Close of Business, December ~, 1873,
AT New Orleans in the State of Louisiana,

RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts 1926 1873 %
Overdrafts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16 627 90
United States Bonds TO secure circulation 200 900 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgsg es..-.-- $500 90
Due from appreved reserve agents &c 023 05
Due from other National Banks. --..-- 1,6OO Al
Due from State Banks and Bankers .... II a3e %
Real estate furniture and fixtures ... 10 geo 90
Current expenses and taxes paid..-.--.-. 1900 -
Premiums paid 10000 90
Checks and other cash items " cog IS
Exchang es for Clearing House -... So 1872 30
Bills of other National Banks. L. 81 90
Fractional currency (ncludng nickels) . 5 100 50
Specie tincluding gold Treasury notes).- 1850 90
Legal-tend notes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. no 900 10
Redemption fund with u S. Trea -urer five
per cent OF circulation .............. 1000 90
Total $3.50 $40 90
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid in .........s,o 500, 900 90
Surplus fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900 90
Other undivided profits $3.50 95
National Bank notes outstanding -.-... III 900 90
Dividends unpaid Observation-Disclosures. l245 90
Individual deposits subject to check 36e 1874 81
Demand certificates of deposits ~ ST 407 50
Due to other National Banks ...... 429 "a
Dine to State Banks and BANKERS l6 06l ~
Total ----.-.----.- Sso6,520 $
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans: 5
I WILLIAM PALFREY, Cashier of the above
named hank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment IL true to the best OF my knowledge and belief
'leA' = WIN. PALFkEY. Cashier.
Sh.cr;hed and sworn to before me this Sd day Of
ANDREW HERO, Jr.. Notary Public.
o0''e'"'' sAM'L DELGADO
"a. s. slG Ga1sin xArz Directors.
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COM
PANT,
Corner Gravier and Camp streets.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 10, 1876.

Pan i,
Corner Gravier and Camp streets.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 10, 1876.
meetinr Of the Board of Directors held thi
day il was resolved to declare tho following divi
bends from tie net earnings Of the ton months end
ng December 81 le15:
l. Ten yer cent. 90 annual Interest On capita
stock paid in.
Q To carry to Reserve Fund in accordance with
Section A. Art VIII of the Charter, fvo per cent o.
3. TO carry TO the credit Of the Freinen's Char
table ssociation. Of New Orleans for the support
OF the Widows aud Orphans and the General Relief
Sys Of said A ssociation in accordance with Sec.
4 Art. VIII of the Charter, ten pr cent 90.
a. Five per cen,. ~ interest dividend on capital
stock paid in.
s. Forty per cent 4Oy dividend to participating
insurers.
All declaration Of dividends to stockholders to be
carried 10 credit Of stock notes in accordance with
sec 5, art. VII Of the charter.
Participating dividend, to insurers (nos stockhold-
ers) payable in cash on demand.
l. n MARKS, President
T. PRUDHOMAIE Vice President.
Il II. EENEEES, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Alexander. Wash. Marks
Leon Bcrto j.. N. Pond
II. IT, BcIhoIst f. PTudhomne,
J.. B. Cain, &. Sporl
John Pltar atrick Otto ThOman.
q Tayior Gauche, Ieo. Waters
thas. Hem ard, l.. A. WITT.
Aft II lsaacson, B. Wotmann.
A. H. Kip l. n Marks.
jl21 In
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-28

NNHE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, La,
Corner Of Camp and Canal Streeta
ESTABLISHED IN 1898.
Assets December 81, 500 50
The Company insurcs Fire, Marine and River
Risks Issues Marine Policies, payable In London in
case Of loss J.W. HINCKS, Secretary.
AID. sCHREIBER, Vice President.
r. TUYES, President.
DIRECTORS:
b Schmidt A. II. BickAam
Placde Forstau, Ad Schneider
n. Gally, Jules Tuyes,
Charles LATTE, W. A. Bell,
~ Ven Benthuysen, n. Fstio,
Emile Bouny, p. .. kogeEs. 1e3 ~
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The above statement is just true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
JAMES l. DAY, President.
Ii. CARPENTER Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this 10Th day
of January, 1876.
ALFRED INGRAHAM.
Notary Public.
The Board of Directors. at meeting held on the
10th day of January, 1876. after setting aside TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS to the RESERVE FUND,
from the net earnings of the year, and paying TEN
PER CENT DIVIDEND to tho stockholders have
resolved to pay CASH DIVIDEND of THIRTY
FIVE PER CENT, the net earned participating
premiums of the year ending December 81, 1875 !;
said dividend payable and after MONDAY, the
oath day of January, 1s76.
DIRECTORS FOR 1876
Jn0. g. Gaines. Richard Flower, J. L. Harrs.
E. j. Hart j. Weis d. A.Chatfraix
Ely Renshaw, B. w. Taylor. L. Alcls.
Hugh Wilson, j. U. Morris, Isaac L. Haas,
B. Biscoe. James !. Day, Scott McGehee
A. Baldwin, Lionel G. Levy, Gee. Jonas.
Chas. Macready. Emory Clapp, d. Fato
w. E. Seymour, 7. L. Airey jazz I'm
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The above statement is just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
7. FOURCHI President.
G. w. MORT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans (
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day of
june 1875. JAMES FAHEY, n. P
At meeting of the Board of Directors held the
14h day of June, ISIS it resolved to pay the
Stockholders on demand, interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum their stock.
DIRECTORS
P. Maspero, Ed. Toby
ID. Fatio, P. Fourchy,
S. 2. Relf, NJ. W. Smith,
L. +. Generes, j. j. Fernandez,
u. A. Chaffraix, j. NJ. Allen,
Chas. LATTE. jel6 rs 1y
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The fore going is true and correct transcript from
the books of the New Orleans Insurance Assoc alton.
NIL. MUSSON. President.
q. LANAUX Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me. Notary Public,
this lith of January 1876.
G. LEGARDEUR JR., Not Pub.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors held the
I2th ofJanaary, ls76 it resolved to pay and
after the 25th inst, the foil, wing dividends;
|. An interest dividend of TEN PER CENT for
the year ending 3st December 1875. on the capita
stock of $50 per share.
Q A dividend of TEN PER CENT to Stockholders
on the amount of their NET earned premiums for
the year ending 3ist December, 1875. in addition
to the rebate anticipated dividend Of Is per
already received by said stockholders on their
GROSS premiums.
3. And to carry to Contingent Fund FIFTEEN
PER CENT of the remaining premium profits for
investment in United States Government securities.
according to articles III and V Of the amended
charter. M l.. MUSSON, Ires dent
G. LANAUX Secretary.
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TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, r. M. Walmsley,
W. A. johnson, A. Brittin,
John /. Noble, All. May
John Chafe S. FL. SnOwden,
Richard Miiken, r. Lytt. Lyon,
Samuel K. Moore, VIM. G. Raymond
il. Warren, JAS S. Prestidge,
r. I. Buckner Samuel H. Boyd
Samuel Friedlander, Joseph McElroy
A. A. Yates. K. b. Wheelock,
John l. Adams Cyrus Bussey,
Isaac SGherck, VIM. j. Behan
al B. F. Escheman.
, 1876-01-28

here by many statesmen and jurists), thai d.
Legislature Ia the only proper judge whothor
Or not. III ENGLAND, II Is ttdo, theio
IN written Constitution. hut thoro IL tho aRua
Cbatta, tho petition Of right, thn declaration al
rIEht the act Of nottiemont, which arc all cou-
aIdered fundamental laws Of England, =. muchi
~ "o conatIor ort Constitutions fuudAmoutai.
laws but tie English Courta, In ali tho.s plonI.
tuao Of power, bavs novcr assumed TO oronounco
At act OF Parliament unconstitutional Tho
O.usss In Europe presume that, ia their Log.s.
iassVe Assemblies and uppcr liouscs thc.o ID ~
H. a h AND Ec Kfss! ass more ex exon 'gs
AppcaIs consisting OF from thfae to sosca
Judges.
II vo will fairly reflect upon this striking
difroronco iu tho adnluistsatton Of justco hore
And in Europe, no will be lcsa snolinad TO blsms
honcHt Aollora Of our public securities when
they eeo themselves At once attipped Of ths
earnings, In many cAhos, Of a whole hhrl-apant
life, by such leclsious ns have indicated, and
feel and expross In unm!stakAblo terms cortAin
bltlorneso At tho n1olo and mannor In which
a GERMAN
, 1876-01-28
GREAT BRITAIN.
EtiEFYIEf.D TRADE,

SHEFT.KIp, Eng, Jan. a7.-At tle ANIMAL
mootsng Of the Chamber Of Commerce OF Shot
field, yeste1dny, the Presfdont referrod to tlIn
,tling decline Of American trade, ami said
that neither Bhnt,lcll nor birmingham woutl
over have such an American trade ns they llai
formerly. American a,1d Gertnau mauufacsur-
era wera pushing our goola into d coruaE, and,
by introducing machinery for tho production Of
utlceB at c4uhl quality TO those made by hand
hete, bad become sicccssful co'npet.tuls.
EAiLtHk8.
L.vEnroo14 Jao. a7.-Two or threo compara-
lively important failnros Aase followed that
pf bamuel lsadford l. Son, gram merchants.
Unoaslness cpntluucs.
TuE EuNA NINE swIxnEE,
LoapoN, JAM .7.-TAo Das.y Ne'rs IL in-
formed that wIita wete yesterday servpt ~. Gon.
Bcllsnak, tho AnieFican Minister, Abort tirAnt,
TIC poted l.sunc!er. aud o!hots. HOW or fortnusly
connected with tue E,nn3 hIlnlnE Company.
1ha TIMES in ltA tnaneia! article snys tho
:hhr;e made sgatpst tho Dlser4 United StateB
Liable Company. uf Aayin; witlIhnll ftou, tho
3toct Exchange Information tint tho cablo Was
b1oAeu, II a serious one. aud +louhi 10 clGRred
m to tho rAtafactien uf all interested. We think
right 70 mention lint tue statement tna'lB by
~ ' eterJA9 Oh tho authority OF the ChRllman
!. t.e (tlint MY IL positively coutradlcIed. Tho
bl:'latlau "sb, ~ Wo alo iDi0rtIlBd, not received
Il ), n.o.h f.Ae.aug. till s1uu tllinuthh past II.
It 1t stated thai 1ts btnakaga was known tu the
CQipt1ny Abul.t vi hour earlier.
AGApl.:1AL 1IUHnEH.
f. Large AID Lshteneu Alum Thdema, tht
Ntls.. have betn e. cted asaoclato5 NoJh
Academy.
Lleut.-Go Hensf william Stirtsd. G. H., Il
lead. liz MAS tho frat Litrteuant-GoyeruoI
.nler Tho Uuututuu.
, 1876-01-28


nAw ORLEANS. La., Jau. 9i.-Tha l.euse, hay
tng raaa~1 reaoluttous aaking Guy, kolloEg for
tntortaa1ion II regaId to tho troubles III tho
paral.ea Of East And West Fsoiana, East Na,nn
Rouge, aud ss. I!oeua. tho Governor has asu, =
Lengthy 1acassRo, in which he say4:
lars tbs Aonur Il transmit hare With such facts and
oltcal feposa ~ lava Goue to my kuoxleaxy " Arn
In nyrotIesaipn dtSttrbr rendition Of AiYalr4 beRsu
10 tnaufel Itself IN ho Parish Of East Fu!ct4n4 carly
II the Aumues " la15. Ths l..lah has frontier of
About tvauty snilea lordtux u5uu thu htate Of Miss.
tsspp!, aud 0lintcn tts hrai-arA4, IL dutaut only
tcH MeA from coantaas u M!aslaappi wllrh It tlet
tine ware cans!actably dsutpo4. An elsclon ct,n.
psIka w.s iu progress IN y udghtos,ng alsie, H.
lsuded by s1cslanlent aud b!o,d1hed.
Here follo~s correspondence botreon tho
Executive aud Par sh otlioah, mont Of Which hay
been pubAhed. Tha Governor saya:
Auoal tAts time, john a4ir. faruorly usu,bor of
tho IeGso Of Representatives fFQalth Earta 9r Eat
fatciAna, the Lou. H. II. Bay. prya NJ usu ,r VI taa
Houas from that P4r4h, anA Y. Il. j. GI4rk lkecorler
OF the Hat waited nEou In tho ii u nj
ety aud Represented thAt thsy had Sesn coIaiio<t
and ws1s tultAteussl with death u Way fstusned
gsutuluen II ianucacs auu psouiuaaco lAat parish,
sud, The early part Of Auguat Wien 1T th3 Httta
Tor shufs time. haA srfEy &aaulahro ahat
pu&pe would bs preserved. Subsequently Aohn Hais
Was arrested. charged - sccssausf bstoraths f4et
Ut poisoning pr. J. ". Saunders, kAa, rails
being takrn tovarIs Clutan b. tba iasnptr
shssad ND posse, Wf saoe p ,testa
clinton Court-uauso aqaass. Aarc but x,anty NJ
, 1876-01-28
GERMANY.


CoLoonx, Jan. 27.-Ihe Uaztlts Of this oisy
rays; Notwithstanding too rcs!osatost deutal,
u ultsasncn,ane journals. ws !psrn from Berlin
hA. tue Catholic clergy snd lsyneu arc uaiug
Msir influence With tho Pope to obtain hia sanc-
ion for formal submission u the Falk laws,
u the confident hopo THAI, though outwarlsY
accepting tAsy will be at!s TO dopsiye them Of
Aelf chlcacy ugslust The Church. A pamphlet
announced IRON ths pom VI tIars lIc!cAoi,-
posxer. ono at tbs most Prominent sesIers Of
he party, which IL understood to 6a lntuuaeo to
lear tbs rsy for the proposed cotnpzonrs. The
savaEau IfAeLer ze1unJ ssya the HAYxtigp
dinlater OF Waf has bocn etringeutly asInon-
shed from Berlin to diAcout1nus the exemption
'1o:n cobHcrip,ion l.,hesto accorded to pticats
NJ i theological 4tadents. Tia Atita"9 says that
it lhe uext couacIlpsl0a . fully osdAiunl
-,puch.p prieek sud : lumber Of stadsn.4 wl!i
10 required 70 como.
Tu4 NEW conR DILL
nHatIN, jan. 27.--Iu tho RetchstAE today
.mtudtuents 70 the penal code wHso couade1ad.
Tue c!Ause ltupoeibg penalties ou tlenhets ct
,u:rct societlos, aud t14e clause directed against
lou tncit.ug hostility between different e!A4aey,
md attacking pAt4oukk institutions, were TO-
lecasa-
Uodbt yqp :Ealanburg. MinIstaF OF tho In.
sarias4 deolAkcd thAt 4.s TIN Of tho hoclal dcmo.
, 1876-01-28
UNION TREATMENT OF REBEL PRISONERS.

To The f!ttoF nf 1he ChtedJo Tribune:
CHICAGO, jnu. GA Member Of Congress
from Georgia Las Boen fit to reyivo question
which IL MAS thought had boen put to rest for
over. Aa loft my homo In the South and
aorve1 in tho Unltol States army during thG
War, trupt that my recoltaotion rs to tho treat
meut Of prisoneFu.of-war is not 40 bad AZ that
Mr. Ca,llae!d. Among ether things, Southern
Congr Ssmon charge our Government With thl
great Crime Of treating priaone1s.of-war riu
cruolty, and importing upon them unnscensar.
hardshipu. Now, that they havo malo th
Charge as matter of fact, I shInk II tiu,o thai
tho soldiers, and othcrH who SAW, should tell
what tlloy know.
I was on dctnehe,l asrvlce 1t Fort Monroe dur.
ing thu wiusor Of 1865 '8i, thst bo'ng = part ol
0eu. nut!or'a command. Tho aonotAl Was also
Commissioner fur the Exchange OF Prisoners.
At Point Lookout, Nd, thero WAS large camp
for prlaone1a-of-war {And there woso Thousands
OF p1iHonora vt that point}, aud that post n1so
WAS pa1t Of Con. butloE'a command. Tha Con-
not now recall tho dato); he roda throug gh tho
camp, talked to many OF The prtsoao1s, and
aBkod after their he0lth aud comfort, and II thoy
had enough to eat They ~ Expressed
tho troatmcus they were receiving.
and many Of tAem Bsl that thoy wore receiving
much hestor Iatious than thoy had received whllo
with ther regiments In tho Southern army, In
Issued tor thom By. tho Gorosumons, 40 there
was III accumulation Of ratious and haa.d
tho General tell aomo OF then, that ho had given
au rrlor for those 1atous to be exchanged for
something moro appetzing than common Gov
On many occaaIona have boen on board thA
1ag-oi truce boat that conveyed prtaouora to
City Point for exchange; aud I always SAN
to take their places In Tho sou!horn army; whllo
our Huljiofu Foc9IYsd In exchange for them. were
, 1876-01-28

Yesterdays Proceedings In tho
Iown and Wisconsin
Legislatures.
Gov. Kellogg Gives Another Chapter
Of 0ntrages in Louisiana.
Bills Introduced in the Ohio Legis.
lature.
IOWA.
EnraH

~. ~. rnu.A "a
LES mo'sla ~ Aa,' 'Hn' A''an 'uo no9se w.
aa5s n,i! hslne tad componaetlon OF tas oecfo'
tAty and Treasurer Of tho School Board At pes
rA.3,,o
'01",,'e4 n',,"- ,,.,.,
nll@ "ese PaaHeu :" tn'fo to"olnG co'n'
polling express companies TO kocp posted IN theif
otIlcea schedule Of classification And chArRoa
On their linos Within tho Stnte. and pro-
hi,bt,ro AM do,i.,tnn thorofrono, .1.o
.,u 49, w., 80
pA' FfoSlasne thAs tAo ieea OF o1lcnce-''o"o1aRaSH
bn paid By The parties employing them also
bill granting nor cont Of Ill mQuey received by
= towostin clark a, lin feea ntao a hill tn NJ
~. oo.,,.,..,1., ~ c,,nt, r..,.rr.,. al, :.
su1 ~" oont.n'N''Vu W eon"t5 - mo.
o'i rfo71aing le'S OF "'Ae On soe ao"A1 LOT
bridges, cities bong exempted from tho opsrs-
tson Of tha bill afro bill to grant lands 10 Tho
1ova Dakots & Dlack-f1IlIa Railrond to
IT,. -. IL. mia a.xs,., =. H..
% nEo," nIuns n 'aI a,I Rs.o1 na 'o,smo sno
s;din ~ " a., rotn s ia ,s;or
M ~ ~ ~" o,ss. s'.o hi nrnwa,n, fr to1e,
oar,, - ~. q. .isn ,,,.t at, n-i,tna on-,
;n,;.. ~ ~ 49,. ,ooias s, ~ ntintoI IL
t~ne ~ ~. sn,.'tar In" ~ In, NJ p'' nr,,nr
~ ,.i,.. . ,aJ .isiis IL .ris
dsn.n ~ sr.na IA v,tiaio thn no1tcv, et.o
sh.t thn intamnersnco ~ lin 5naursd Il II, mt
.ai..s ,fo ;nsnr.nr,o onmn.nea fro,, il. hii;tv ~
.s - ~ SI,a1 t.nne.ma. - 49,. t.n,I ~
hsn IN y, ~ 49, tehan aIso - ss,ahist
no.rd ~ u.;trosH rnr n,iss,onara ~ thr.n rsr.
.nns Viii, hnn'ls At a55 nm. .lan nrnh,btf;no
rnn.,-ostta,t. frnr sct;ro ~ sdr,irist- -.fnra -
a1se,,+nrs H. this gt.to s.n to nlIow scfon1 NJ
Tectora To orrov from ona fnnd tn nv tin dab,n
, 1876-01-28

e4 Information Of tha rasy ssrous dlhords. in West
fs1ctans parish.
Hcrn follows dispatch from tho 8horIN Of
West FellclanA. dohiluR tAo burning Of gins
aud storos. Tho Govornor rays.
The complaint appeared thst tho keepers Of country
slores pufcnAsed slolen seod cottun from n.RrDf1.
resort beins hid TO Tho turch Of Tho ncsudi1ry 10
reuedy thia alleged eyit. Equally aresa wnra
s.lope1 in rorsAl by tho burning Of ei-houscs etc.
Nurh vAl,abfo property ss b. an destroyed In this
msnner, aud aone worthy eitlscnn hare boon ren.
wis directed to exhsuit Ill n,e.ns n ht4
daposal for this matnteuAnee of public order mud for
that purpose, 10 call uuon a l4w-Atdnx etlaanA t.
Ast.st him. .The disorders prevailing IN thu Fell.
etsnsa extended 10 o sdoin!rg fsrlbh of East Baton
RnnEe,
Correspondence botweon officials again fol-
Iowa. Tho Governor SAYS, with regard 10 tho
feportcd dtakurbAneo In tho Parish Of Ut.
ue!onA.
! hava no ofnctsl information, and no osiciat re-
pofta Of any tho ciFcumsancos connected with thhss
crea thai hsss bee1 fuAe 10 Tue Executive Dorsrt-
nent, NOT, 10 far ~ aware, tlAs any indictment
bean found OF any legal investigation barn held.
, 1876-01-28
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AS 4 RESORT For
CQNSuMPT1VE9,

To tbs Editor Of Th< CHICAGO 7ttoant,
BANTA BARBARA CAL. Jap. IT, l876-A1loH M
tho space Of = fow lines Ia your valuable papo.
to mako so4ao atatemonts for tho beuoat Of con.
numpt!ves.
In soptomber, 1874. whom lived In Ch!osgo,
waa quito delicate and siekly, and mas I'd.
vlsod to 20 tnto tho country for abort
time to got stronGer;' but, Is ul-luok
would hava It, got hsmorrhago Of the lungs,
and lost go much blood that hardly got back to
tho city aliva. recovered from tho hemor-
rhngo shortly, but Was always uaak, and confined
very much over aftor. gcptombor, 1875. prof.
]. p. 1soat told mo, after thoroughly examining
mo, that "as co''sldcrably advanced In cons
lfornia. I thcn settled my business. and, on tho
lat Of Noyo aber, loft Chicago in search Of my
health. Going over tho SietrA Nevaia, got tho
start for moro homorrhaBcs: stopped A. 8hera.
mento, aud. from waaknssd arising from my loog
Journey, suffered moro and fearful bleeding.
After i short ravival vent to San Francisco,
whore experienced still moro bleeding, and waa
advised by several ph1alc'aus to 60 to santa Bar
bars.
In bpito Of much bleeding from tue lungs,
boarded tho steamer Alohnngo for Santa bat.
bata, aud, as soon ~ btoathod the aAlt water.
my hemorrAago stopped; but uas vaEY much
afraid that II l got hoa.aiox y Wonld Kill mo.
Tho Mobango 10 great roller, but stood tha
yoyago we'll, aud arrived At Santa Darhnra sato.
The hotel there was nell filled, aud had to Taxa
room on thn third floor; and to ascond two
ilghts OF stairs, sick and weak as was, was hof.
riblc for me. and gAvo me moro homorrhsges.
tue splendid weather. md pleasant surroundings
soon causod mo to rally. Everything looks 10
nico and groen, tho gaFdens heine tu! of
iiowers.. To the went, north, and east,
arc high uountsius, aud to the South, tho r
presented tptnr nnH AfIordipr nIlct, nnlovmDlt
, 1876-01-28
CASUALTIES.


THE CINCINNATI ACCIDENT.
dp%etat D1spdGeh to Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
CINCINNATI. O., Jan. 27.-Aftor thoroughly In
Teasigating for tho causo Of tho accident
on tho baltimore d Ohio. snd Marietta
l. Cincinnati lsallroads, in this city last Sunday,
whereby an engineer and fzeigbt-train wont
through Fink truss iron bridge over m Avsnue,
tho Corouer's Jury to-day gayo verdict as fol.
loua:
Ws belleys tho Same mas caused by tho breaking Of
ahn A1is Ut the drs!ngwheel striking Of the
quArtcE.poats nsAr thn eat abutlnoas, caused the
breaking Of the and falling on tl.a bridge and,
rueh being tho case, and the Aecldent ra
hnl no onu to blams for the salue.
This finding 10 most important to tho railroad
lntercata Of the country. Tuts accident had OK
cited tho keouost apprehension in the minds Of
railroad managers, Nho havo boon auhBsltuting
iroIi-srusa bridges for tho old fashioned wooden
etrncturcs. Kilograms and lcttors Of inquiry
hayo been pouring in hero from rAilroad-nen OF
different States anl1inR IT It could be possible IN
this mild winter for new bridge Of this klnd and
nns that hae bean regarded elual to any strain,
to giro Way under the wolght Of : locomotive
nui f0H cars,
, 1876-01-28
How tho Isaby Kangaroo In Fod.

lu almost oil baaass, aud IN maa also, tue air.
paasaYo or windppe (which admits atF to aud
from tho lnnga) opens inlo the floor at tho
mouth, ballltld tha tongus and IN trout Of thu
opening OF tho gat1es. Esoh pArtic}e Of food,
then, ~ Il pasao4 10 the gullat, paascu oYor tho
entrance 10 the winipaa, but IL prevented from
falling into 1t {Rul 10 ca4ainR death Ly choking)
BY tho action Of emRlf castlsgtnoua ahlcd (tllo
epi9iot!is). Tlts s!hald, which ardinarly stands
up 10 front ot the ppsnng iuto The wludpipc,
bends back aud COMES over that upahlnR
jpKt whsu the food Il passing. aud NO, Ut the
right moment, almost a!HnyB prevents food
fEom "KolnK tho WronK WAy." Hut, Ia tho
young kangaroo, TIM milk EotnR introduced,
not BY any voluntary act Of tho ynunR kangaroo
isaet but BY the injecting scttnn OF lts inothps,
u ~ esllant that, tlIl Hl0h stata OF tailRq OBJ
taiu IN II al has tnen Just deserbcd, tho resnt
would oo sreall}y fatSl. did no special pro-
vision exint tho young one 1uuat !nfalItniY bo
chokel by the Intrusion OF milk into tie willd'
ptpo. Hut laafa IL special provision for tlt
yallRR kangaEoo; tue pppHr part Of tie Wlndpjpa
Tor liEJn2t ipnseAd at lying ~ III Nv, aud as ip
ilIpHt beants widely enparstad from tho hinder
olEnnB OF Tho uostts, ID much raleel, l. In in
taet ~ elongated III tue younger kangaroo thAt Il
rlsea rixht au tuto tl.a Aiuds, sul of the pasa;
pashtKs, Whlot@ salbFaeaA it, IL .hls Nay thu,o
IL f:oa ent1ancs Tor atr from tho nnatli!. into
the M!Adplpo by 4 pasAa9o shut Off from tho
cavity OF the mouth. All tue tina the milk eau
freely pasa to tia back Of tl.e mouth aud RulIst
along aAah aitle Of this e!opEstatl lsrypx. md
thua breathing aud milk Infection eau 60 ou
simultaneously, without rlsk Qr tneonyoniance.
list. Qsorga Aiu1rt tn Popular Science
Ao"0.ly tor fsarssasy,