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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

The case of the officers of the suspended
Third Avenue Savings Bank is rendered seri-
GUS by the decision of Judge Duffy. They are
held for making oath to fraudulent state
ment Of the affairs of the bank, its true con-
dition being concealed by false entries in the
books. The technical ground Of the defense
win not help il in popular estimation. The
argument that. the defendants we're not liable
kseauss the deceptive report WAS dated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

Active hOstilities have begun for the Spring
campaign in Herzegovina, by Ahmed Mukhtar,
the Turkish commander, leaving Trebigne at
the head of the entire garrison to encounter
the insurg nts in the vicinity. In January this
general fastened from MOstar and by desper-
ate fighting saved Trebigne from starvation
and surrender. His success IN that enterprise
doubtless embOldens him now to act on the
aggressive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09
Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH O. 1876

with rust and grows offensive 10 the bu-
collie taste of the incoming Jerseyman, as no
comes across the town. II has great merits simply
az n sbed-Mullett has done few things better-we
sbould be quite willing to see it extended round the
whole building, and built up to the beautiful man
sard. so that no one could Mulletts tiddle-de-
deed monolitls without paying for 1t Indeed no
body ever has, without paying for 1t In nightmare
but it ought to be painted or have something done
TO it to give il finished look, and remove from the
mind of the contemplative taxpayer the haunting
suspicion that the contract for it is still gong Oh
and the bills accommodating. For mails may come
and mails may co. but Government contracts run Oh
forever.
A correspondent asks for information respecting
the corrupt transactions in Mr.. Buchanan's Admin
istration unearthed by the Covode investigating
Committee in 1860. That Committee was appointed
to inquire whether the President had attempted 10
carry out his Kansas policy by tho corrupt use OF
"money, patronage, and other improper means" IL
reported that Mr. Buchanan had SYSTEMATICALLY
tried to defeat the wishes of the people of Kansas
for free State Constitution by forcible and fraudu
lent interference with the elections aud by political
CONSUMPTION; that money had been used presuma-
bly, by an agent of the Administration, to get the
Lecompton aud English sthrough Congress; that
money, Government advertising, and printing con-
tracts were offered to newspapers for supporting the
Administration policy; that politicians held sine
cure offices in the Philadelphia CustOm-house; and
that money and forged naturalization papers were
used to carry Pennsylvania for Mr. Buchanan in
1856 Whether such things are ever done nova
days We leave our inquiring friend to guess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09
BusineSs Notlres.

THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE OF HE
TRBUNE 7l3 Chestnutst (od Masonic Ienpe
lbscrptons and Advertisements received at regular rates
THR DAILY TRIBUNE by carrier In all parts OF the CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

The selection Of Judge Taft for Secretary OF War
is emnently praiscworthy, and for that reason men
will be the to remember that the President
refused TO appoint him, only five months ago. to n
position for which he was peculiarly fitted When
public sentiment had made it perilous To delay the
removal of Delano, leading Republicans Of the better
sort strongly urged the selection of Judge Taft, and
pressed the undeniable fact that such n choice
would be worth thousands OF votes to the cause of
hard money. But the President waited until after
the election, and then. instead of appointing Judge
Taft or any Othor man of wholly unquesioned re-
putation. he appointed Mr. Chandler Things since
then have changed little The President has
learned that even no cannot afford TO despise public
opinion. Apparently he has made one other dis
covcry, namely, that the controlling element in
politics is moi that stod and unreasoning drove of
partisans who follow either banner without choice
OF question, but the conscientious and independent
voter who retains his freedom and chooses between
the two parties az his may direct. These
persons were heretics less than six months ago. In
Administration circles their wishes were treated
with contempt. But now, Taft The world moves;
that we knew before but Grant moves Col. Fred.
reports for duty with his regiment. Gen. Babcock
il expected TO resign No wonder the average
adhercnt Of the Administration pinches himself TO
see whether he Is awake or dreaming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

We would not seem impertinent or abrupt and We
certainly have desire TO inquire too closely into
the mysteries Of Government architecture, but may
we Dc permitted TO ask on behalf of a curious public
why on earth the wooden shed which il fastened on
to the rearor is il the front of the Post Office is
not painted or whitewashed, or gilded or used az
billboard or something other to indicate that it
is finished and paid fori II isn't bad structure in
isefths shed. not tho -Offlce-but it has
at present piny. unfinished, saw-mill complex
ion, which is besianing to be stresked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01
CHICAGO wHIsKEY TRIALS.

VERDICT OF THE JURY-PoHLMAN AND HUsn
FOUND GUILTY on FOUR INDICTMENTS
AMOUNT OF FINES AND TERMS OF IMPRIsoN-
MENr.
Ca,cAGo, Ill, March 81, 1870
Upon the opening of the United states District Court
this morning the jury IN the Pohlinan and Rush cass
into with verdict, finding the dcfcndan0
guilty OF the first four counts OF their indictments
The four counts iolIows:-
Firsf-That TIE defendants. being distiers. distilled
100 900 gallons OF spirit subject TO tax with intent 20
deiraud the United States out Of the tax thereon
Second and Tlird-That the defendants carried on
disng business and removed spirits subject 10 tax,
and which tax had not been paid, to other warc-
houses than pi DIVIDED by law
FouyN-That they engaged In unlawful conspir-
acy put the market so 900 proof gallons OF dis
titled splriis subject without paying tax, thereby
deirauding the United States OF the tax thereon.
The lines and Imprisonment these four counts, II
aggregated. would be in the minimum So 400 hnc. ono
yenrs Imprisonment aud n fine equal to twice the
amount Of the Under tho second and third counts
the maximum would he $25 900 fine and ten years TN
prSonmcnt.
Mr.. storrs entered a motion for now trial. Bail
was liked at $l5, 900 each.
The two counts which Pohlman and Rush were
found not guilty are those which charge Thorn with
conspiring with Ford Oliver Co.
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HAWAII.

TWO VOLCANOES IN ACTIVE xRUPTIoN-A NEWS
cANARD FROM AMERIcA-THE QUESTION or
AsIATIc IMMIGRATION.
SAN Francisco, March 81, ls7d
The bark d. @. Murray brings Honolulu dates 20 the
10Th OF March.
BURNING MOUNTAINS BURST OUT.
The volcanoes OF Kilauea and Mokuaweoweo
ported to BIO in active state OF eruption.
THE QUESTION or REcIrRocITY-A cAxARp PROM
AMERICA AND CONSEQUENT CONFUSION.
There was much rejoicing IN Honolulu over the
premature announcement that tho Congress Of the
United States had passed act 10 put the Reciprocity
Treaty in operation, and tho people were very much
disappointed learning that there real founda
ton for the report There a good deal of excite
ment in the Islands an address signed by numcr-
GUS leading citizens reference the deplorablc
dition Of things there and the absolute urgency for
some action tho part OF the Crown and Ministry.
Some very acrimonious published correspondence had
resulted thercfroni.
LABOR SUPPLY.
Involved In tho matter IL proposition 10 encourage
immigration from Japan, China and East Indies. Tho
Ministry took tho address Of tho people in high
dudgeon.
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MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICANS.

RESULT OF THE STATE CoNvENrIoN--AN uy-
INSTRUCTED DELEGATION TO CINCINNATI
MORTON NOT TAvoRITE-AcTIoN OF THE
CoLoRED MEN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 81, 1876
Aspecia from Jackson, Miss, TO the Ardianche says
tho Republican State Convention adjourned at two
O'Clock this morning Tho delegates appointed to tho
Cincinnati Convention arc uninstructcd, which Is con-
sidorcd victory for the conservative republicans.
Among the delegates are Mcssrs Amcs, Aicorn. Bruce
and cx Governor Powers The delegation arc divided
between Bristow. Blame and Morton the majority be-
ing anti-Morton Pinchback spoke in the convention
euog.zing Morton.
In the Colorcd Mons Convention to-day 10 appoint
delegates tho National Convention Of Coiovcd Men
n resolution declaring that The coorcd people south Of
Mason and Dixons line have corrupt leaders, and that
the colorcd racc would not pledge their votes TO any
but good men, voted down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMKxT,
OFYIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April III A. N.

WAR DEPARrMKxT,
OFYIcE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April III A. NJ
Probabilities
For New England, partly cloudy weather and north
west winds, rising barometer and stationary tempera-
turc.
For tho Middle States, partly cloudy weather and
northwest TO northeast Winds rising barometer fol.
lowed during the evening by light rain and rising
temperature in tho southern portion.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer clear or fails
weather. eascry 10 southcrly winds during tho day,
probably followed by light rain during the night.
For the Gulf states, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
generally cloudy weather and ofrain, with north
winds veering southcry slight cnangcs In tenn
pcraturc and OF the Mississippi rising followed BY
failing barometer.
For the upper lake region, tho Upper Mississippi and
the Lower Missouri valleys rain and norheastcrly TO
easery in thu southern portions and cod clear
weather and decidedly high barometer. with norherly
to easterly winds in tho northern portions.
For the lower Iako region, generally cloudy weather
and northeast to northwest Winds rising barometer,
stationary temperature and during tho night light
snow.
The Mississippi Rivcr will rise slightly between Cairo
and vicksburg 1t IS now above the danger line" AZ
all stations these points, is reported fol-
lows-45 feet inches at Cairo, 80 feet inches At
Memphis ~ feet inches Helena and Al feet inches
at vicksburg.
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WINDWARD ISLANDS.

ENGLISH NEWS CONCERNING THE NEGRO RE-
BELLrOUs MOVEMENT IN BARBADos-THE
ISLANDS CONFEDERATION POLICY
LONDON, April !. 1870
dcputation Of tho West India Committee had an
interview with Lord Carnarvon the Colonial Secretary
yesterday, with reference to the report Of an alleged
agitation by the Governor Of Barbados to incito tho
negroes to rebellion in consequence Of the presumed
intention Of tho home government to form confcdcr
alton Of the wndward Islands.
Lord Carnarvon declared no knew nothing concern
ing the alleged agitation. He had sent dispatches by
cable asking for Information and strongly cnjoinng tho
Governor Of Barbados to the greatest possible
caution. He cited dispatches to show that the govern.
ment had desire to press tho confederation scheme
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all Senators who would not approve of it !;
the driving away of Sherman from Washing
ton SO that Belknap md his gang could rob
the soldiers on the Plains the transfer of
the credit of tle government to
London, where it might bolster up
couple of worthless and sinking
banking firms who wee trying to run .
banking house on ''cheek' instead of capital.
Then came the French arms scandal, the
use of money to carry elections in the
North and Of force to carry elections in the
South. So from step to step we have had
one kind Of scandal after another until we
reach the climax in the exposure of the
crimes of Belknap and the maladministra-
ton of Robson.
Altogether the administration has become
50 low and SO vulgar, SO marked with par
tisan aims, SO much personal machine,
that the country turns from it in despair.
But where can it seek refuge? This talk of
third parties will amount to nothing. Third
parties will never grow beyond their
founders We can imagine third
party in France or in some Shaker
community, or in heaven, perhaps, if We are
to have politics in o future life. But there
is no field for any such continuance with
us as we do things now. We must educate
the democratic party up to the point of win
ming by courage and conservatism. We
must unite the country against the wrongs
and follies of the men who revel in the adj
ministration, and to whom the government
is grand spree, like what we used to hear
about in military life on the Plains in the
older days.
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THE rREsHET AT CONCORD.

BosroS, March 81, 1875
The damage caused by tho late freshct at Concord
Mass, Is considerably greater than the first reports
indicated The principal scene of destruction at the
dam OF Smiths factory, q. West Vale. woodshcds
and small buildings were swept away, and dwelling
houses were undermined and swept OF their iounda-
lions Three houses were destroyed The loss here is
estimated at about $4,000 Further up the stream
near tho powder mills in Acton stone culvcrt bridge
was washed away, rendering tho road impossible ana
above this there n still heavier wash ncross tho
road which will require 900 loads OF gravel to repair
great portion OF tho road below the village rs st
under water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01

The MISSISSIPPI INVESTIGATION is to be
made. Previous to the passage of the reso-
luton by the Senate yesterday Mr.. Bruce,
the colored Senator from Mississippi, made
so strong statement of the outrages alleged
to have been committed in that State, that
Mr.. Key, the new Senator from Tennessee, de-
clared his purpose to vote for the resolution,
even while disbelieving the allegations In
quiry can do no harm, and if the colored
people of Mississippi have been disfranchised
or intimidated the fact ought to be estab-
Ished
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sLANDERING GEORGIA DEMOCRATS.

THE ALLEGED NEGRO oUTBAGgs DEcLARFD TO
DE FALSE sToRY-A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
DErwEEN BLACKS AND WHITES.
AUGUSTA, March 81, 1874
The statements that two negroes wcrc killed last
week In Columbus Ga, and that over dozen were
taken from their houses and severely whipped four OF
them having sealing dropped upon their bodies,
arc without shadow OF truth. No outrases have
been committed colorcd persons Ia the counties
OF Burke, jefferson or Chatham, and there Is no
truth In the further statement that tho
vicinity OF Macon three negroes found hanging
TO trees IN the ncghborhood OF a leading democrat
Tho relation between the amcablc and
friendly, and At time since the close OF the has
there been better understanding between tho whites
and blacks than now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01

COMMERCIAL TREATY RELATIONS OF THE EN-
PRE- WITH CHINA.
The Reiehsdnzeiger corrccts tho announcement that
the German Minister to China had given notice OF tho
termination OF the treaty Of commerce between Ger
many and China II says such notice was given in
1872 The German Minister recently instructed to
prepare negotiations for tho revision Of tho treaty
As this affects the interests of all the treaty Powers
Germany has taken steps to tho support Of tho
other foreign representatives in Pekn.
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AN IMPORTANT QUESTION is agitating the
Philadelphia mind, and an astonished world
will stop to consider it. This grave question
is nothing less than the determination of the
Independence really written Old-fashioned
people thought it was framed at No. 700
Market street, but it now turns out that
Jefferson's lodging was at No. 702. All this
is very important, and we are not surprised
that the Centennial city is agitated over it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01
RUSSIA.

THE GEAR LOOKED FOR IN LoyDoN-BRIIIsR
NAVAL HONOR TO THE CROWN.
LONDON, March 81, 1876.
Tho Pail Mall Gdseues Berlin special says the Gar
Is expected hero on the 10th Of April
II is stated that the Duke Of Edinburgh assuming
command OF his squadron, viii proceed to Livadia,
Greece 10 fetch the Duchess and the Russian Imperial
family, who will 60 to Italy and Malta
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BILLIARDS IN PARIS.

vrGNAUx vs. SEXTON FoR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
OF THE woRLD-vIGEAUx WINS BIZ SCORE
OF 600 no 459-oREAr EXCITEMENT AMONG
THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN SPECTATORS.
ESPECIAL DEsrArcH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. ]
PARIS, March 81, 1876.
The great billiard match between Maurice
yIgnaux, OF Toulouse, and William Sexton Of New
York. for the thrcc-ball championship Of the world,
stake Of 81 600 and the international silver cup
in victory for vignaux by a score OF 600 to 49,
The game was witnessed by q large gathering OF
professionals and amateurs, many Of them from Lon
don and the provinces.
The terms were COO points up, three balls measur-
ing 81, on i've by ten standard American carrom
table.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT
During the progress OF the game the greatest ex-
element and enthusiasm were manifested by the
French and American spectators and continued to
one O'Clock, when the game terminated.
THE WINNER AND PLAY.
The match was won In Of innings, making Wig.
naux's average 10 1871.
Sexton made on average OF IA 1851.
THE RESULT IN NEW YoRK-Poor SELLING on
THE EVENT
Since william Sexton saiIed for Europe month
since, the one topic Of the billiard world mas boon his
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ALBANY, March 81, 1874
AZ tho Democratic Assembly Conventions. held In
this county the following delegates elected TO the
Utica Convention -
second District Robert II. Waterman. John
NcEwcn and Charles Tracey.
Third District --Huius W. Peckham, Edward J. Mes-
gan and n. v. O'Lcary.
Resolutions wero adopted n both Conventions in.
dorsing Governor Tildcn
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come tax or thirty per cent, payable in gold or II
equivalent In bank bills
The Junta debt is abolished.
HAVANA xARKEra
Spanish gold, 223is 224
Exchange heavy; on London, 1917 q IA premium
Sugar active
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TURKEY.

YINAvcrKRs HOPEFUL OF PEACEFUL coNCILr-
ALTON IN THE EAST.
LoSpoS, March 81, 1875.
The Times In It's financial article, says the best pri-
vatc information obtain Gays the financial circles
on the Continent have belief apprehension Of i'm
mediate troubles in Eastern Europe
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GERMANY.

COUNT Won ARNIM STILL CoNTuMAcrous.
BERLIN, March 81, 1876
II Is announced that Count Won Arnim's property
will not be scqucstratcd previous to his trial
Tho Public Prosecutor has applied have proceed
ings conducted in conhxmacidm II Arnim disrcgards
the summons to appear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01
FRANCE.

LEGIsLArrvE ELECTIONS ANNULIED-THx STATE
OF SIEGE TO BE ABOLISHED.
PARIS, March 81, 1875
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day the election OF N.
De Ia Rochcjaquelcin, egtimist, was annulled by .
vote Of 223 to Ella
report was read recommending the annulment Of
the election Of the Ddc dc Feltre, Bonapartis
count Of corruption.
Debate on the report adjourned until tomor-
row.
TIE STATE SIEGE
The committee OF tho Senate TO whom the subject
was referred have unanimously approved the abolish
ment OF tho state Of siege.
Minister Dufaure, who examined by the commit
tee asscnted to their decision
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THE POPE.

HIS HOLINESS HEALTH SAID TO BE FAILING.
LoSDoy, April I, 1870
A despatch from Vienna to the Daily Neps says
IA rumor is spreading horc that tho Pope Is sinking
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HUNDREDS OF MIGRANTS ON rHxrR WAY TO
AMERICA.
LONDON, April ], 1876.
The Times despatch from Paris says four hundred
italian cmgrants passed through that city yesterday
on their. way 10 Havre, to embark for America
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TREASURE RECOVERED FROM THE TIMBERs OF
THE UNFORTUNATE VESSEL.
PEyzAYcE, March 81, 1875.
Fifty thousand dollars was recovered from the wreck
or the German steamer Schiller to- day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01
RIVER NAVIGATION.

ALBANY, March 81, 1870
Tho propeller Watch arrived hero to-day from
saugcrtics Navigation the river 10 regarded -
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CUBA
MADRID March 81, 1874
Cavalry renforcements have started for Cuba.
FISCAL GRIEVANCES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lie UNITY LEADING DIsUNIoN OF sENTI-
MKNT-A NEW PLAGUE.
LONDON, April l, 1875
special despatch from Cadiz to the Times says the
government demands from British subjects payment
Of the war tar and thereof together with tho
quota OF the forced loan whilo the French and Ger.
man residents are exempted.
CATHOLIC QUESTION.
The nerco controversy concerning Catholic unity
continues
A PLAGUE.
Locusts nest the provinces Of Toledo Badajos Sew.
ill., Salamanca and Ciudad- Real
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Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours In compare
son with tho corresponding date OF last year. inds
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnurs Pharmacy,
urp Rui
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NATIONAL INTEREST IN THE AMERICAN CEN
TENNIAL EXHIBITION.
PARIS, March 81 1876
The Rdppel this morning publishes the nrst list Of
subscriptions for enabling . number Of French work
men visit tho Centennial Exhibition At Phsdelphia
this summer.
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pRINcELY AMENITIES.

RAGusA, March 81, 1870
Tho Prince OF Montenegro permits the revctualing
Of Nicsic through his territory during the truce
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Havana, March 90 1870
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THE IrsURGEHr LEADERS TO CONFER WITH

THE PEACE ENVOY
VIENNA, March 81. 1874
Tho Hcrzegovnan leaders Will have interview
with the Montenegro ENJOYS on Monday next at Ora
hovo 10 consider tho revctuaIling or Nicsc
The insurgcnt leaders will afcrward confer with
Baron Rodich
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THE ENGLISH BOAT RACE.

LONDON, March 81, 1876.
The betting tho inter University boat is now
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WEATHER. EXPORT.

crops around Odessa are reported to be growing IA
vorabIy.
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Little was done in corn at decline OF Sd. "
THE CONDITION OF EGYPT MAY DE CoMMuNI-
TO A

THE CONDITION OF EGYPT MAY DE COMMUNE
GATED TO THE NATION.
LONDON, April !, 1875
In the House Of Commons. Sir Stafford Northcote,
Chancellor OF the Exchequcr announced at two O'Clock
this morning that kilograms had just been received
stating that the Khedvc had expressed adcsrc to have
Mr.. Caves report published without reservation
rHk INCOME TAX LIKELY TO BE INCREASED.
LONDON April I, 1876.
The Times says in consequence OF increased army
and navy estimates the Chancellor OF tho Exchcqucr
viii probably be obliged to propose that tho income
tax be increased penny the pound
CAVES REPoRr SUBMITTED.
After Sir Stafford Northcote's announcement this
morning Mr. Caves report on tho finances OF Egypt
was LAID upon the table OF the House OF Commons
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THE WRECK OFTHE SCHILLER