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aedle's Miraculous cure for Corns

W.T." MIFHCuIOub CuFe fUF CUT Fs
.Lgsh remedy Of great popularity.
-0Nng corns without pain.
e. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecarles,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Zine Nail Scissors
S'a and straignt, Nall Brushes, Hand
s4aes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, Tor
"Y 4. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streetst
or the Rath.
= sa y. brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath sponges
= y. eSsh 40 Soaps in extensive variety. Also
\, ~ SSloyes, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
= Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
''Hes oi the same classat
4. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
Co.ner sixth and Market streets
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,I,e Trial OF Charley Fisher.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The jury In the
Fisher case is, at IL midnight, still out.
The impression is .bat they viii! hang,
At last advices they stood seven Tor con-
yiction aud five for acquittal'
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CATTLE MARKETS

Monday. June 19th,-5 r.. NJ.
Beet cattle were very dull this week, amt
Irlces were unsettled and lower About 800
lead arrived and sold at 53za6c, for extra
Pennsylvania and Western. steers; 5a5ist.
ior fair TO good do, md 3tka41<c. per 1b1,
uots Tor common, as to quality.
Sheep ware ID AIR demand. 10000 heal
arrived and sold at 4Aa 5hc. per 10. gross, as
10 condition IL Ia .6ltEI4 :.
Hoss were without material change. 5000
lead sold 50 j0as rs per LOO lbs. net
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RAILROADS.

DHILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON n BAL :
4 TfMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 20. 1876.
Trains will leave wilmington as follows :'or
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 6 40
,,e.l0, $50, $50. 9.52 lois. 10 80 a. m; 2.3o,
.(a7.2c, 9.G4,p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, L32. a. m. /;
12-l4. 12.37, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 1852.
$50 b. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2b9, l.55. 80
a. m. 1886, l.23, $40, ITO, S Al p. m
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New castle. 1885. $40. 9.35. a. m. LIB. $50
p. IN. -....
wyoming and intermediate stations, Il. SIS,
it "a. m. 7.40 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate station l2.b5. a.s5,
e. m., $50. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, $40
a. M, 4.45, $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, L32 g. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, 1.55
O. m.
For further information passengers are re.
ferred to the time tables posted at tho ,trot.
H. T KENNEY. Superintendent.
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
1NThe undersigned give notice that the State
county and Poor Tax for the var 1916. is now
due. and they will be found at their office,
No. 6ls Market street until the first of July
for the purpose Of receiving the same. And
from July lst to September LIST, they will be
at NO. 10 East 9Th street during the day
requested to call and settle their taxes (im
mediately) without further notice or theil
property will be advertised for sale.
JOS J.. CARPENTER, JR.,
A. GIVEN,
my22-tf Collectors.
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NOTICES..
,,E 70 nELIsQUkNT CITY TAN

NOThE TO DELIsQuENT CITY TAN
IN PAYERS, FOR 1875.
The undersigned having gwen notice and
called time and again on delinquent tax-pay-
ers: and having on the 18th day of June set
tied with the City Finance Committee, for 1875,
as required by law. now give notice to the
few deliDqucnts still on the books, that they
must call Immediately and pay their taxes for
the past year. and thus save cost and trouble.
once No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King
Hours from A. NJ. to l2 NJ, from 2 to 8 and
7 to Z. NJ.
j. PROVOST,
Collector for n. District,
+ FARMER,
lunelI-u Collector for s District.
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DIED.

BARR In Stanton. on the 18th inst James
Barr. aged SO years.
ELLIOTr.-On June 18th, at Washington,
&C., Frances A.. wife OF John l.. Elllott,
(son of James Elliott, Of this city,l and
daughter Of the late Charles Soran, Of Bal
timore.
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DRUG STORES.
DRUG STORES.
w, &. WILLIAMS,
DIR .U.:G, q Is
Ninth and Market Streets,

Keeps full line of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Pure, flesh, and carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS ND
FILLING ORDERS for FAMILY USE
FIRsr-THE BEST QUALITY 0BTAINA-
BILE.
Never sacrificing quality for cheapness.
SEcoND-REAs0NABL PRf ES.
Special attention paid TO compo ding
PRESCRIPTIONS t.AREFULLx AND Ac-
CURATELY, BY
w. Il. WILLIAMS. DR. II gist.
Corner Ninth and Marke' treets,
febS-tf Wilmln ton. Del
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IT OST.-Deed OF Lot in Wilmington and
IL Brandywlne Cemetery. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving 1t at 300 WeetSt.
O. r20w6t ELIZABETH MILLER
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.
ron .,ALE 4hD SENT:

EOR RENT-A three-storied brick house.
Il No. aJ4 West Sixth street. Apply. TO
T.. WM- MORROW,
je96t eos Market street.
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,v...,cial and Commercial.

vumxoroN. Del. June 20, 1875;
49,, STOCK quotations FURNISHED ~
I'sst I'sst.h;n."a Is 4 Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Mar
NS'DWilm Wilmingten. Del. at ! y. NJ. TO-
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WILMINGTON. Del. Lime 20 ls7G.
sa.l;ssss /, re B5aSdEsISs Mills TO-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
ASSEMBLY,.


The Assembly met at 1870 p. III. Bills were
introduced as follows:
BY Mr.. FoRsTER-fo provide further supply OF pure
and wholesome water for the Twenty third and Twenty
fourth Wards OF the City Of New-York 1t authorizes
the Commissioner Of Public Works to cXpcnd sum not
exceeding 100000. The work shall he done ana per
formed by contract II the lowest bidder refuses TO take
The contract the work shall be advertised and bids he re
reiyed again. Ii any contract = abandoned II sl9li "s.
he reatytrtiscd and rcle Tie Controller Is authorized
10 borrow the money required on bonds OF sioehH' lnc
bonds to bear per cent interest," and he red1eDe
in not less than 10 more than 30 years Inc!
snail not he disposed for less than Provision Is
made for raising money TO meet ihe OJhds ny TAX "h I'"
and personal property . -,
nv Sir. SIOAN-AuthOTiZing tho Common tohncll oi
Oswcg0 TO amend the charter OF The PflsOn AsSoca"
of New-IOik. ,,
A communication was read from the Controller giving
list OF the n-WspapeT pu fishing the olhclA cdit ass i
votes cast at the S election and the amount pald c'
which was ~ 10 -. 1t 10 have been published III
81 papers ,,..-t.-...,,...
Ihc annual report Of the Comm sioners of Emigration
received.
MIR NluNRoK offered concurrent resolution dir citing
the Committee Manufacture Ot salt OF b"lh HOUSES '
yis, the salt works in Onondaga County and INV esgdie
tn, management LAID over. ,t
Progress reported on the hih icAtNe 10 eAlch"-
rr,, by tho authorities of tue CITY OF Ncw-N YORK.
Pro.Tcss was reported the bill to regulate the graz
paving and improving The streets OF N'W 10TH
The follow NJ bills order d to n third reddng;
Reorganzing the Frat ana Second Judicial DstlloS {"
the state 30 a. annexation Oi part oil West
crster County to New-IolS City. 80
Amending act providing supply OF water for me
City OF NOnBcrs. IL provides IOr itNyht VA 90 P1 iu
tcIcsL on the water debt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
TIE GIFT or A CHTRCH.

Some months ago the Fifth Avenue Prcsby-
terrain Church made offer OF its old church edicc al
Fhavc and Nineteenth.t, free It to the 'eh'Ta
Presbyterian Church. the latter being in need OF sI-
bic place Of worship. The offer was gladly accepted
and preparations were made TO reno the
building to Fftyseventh-st.. near Broadway, "heIe
IT will be rebuilt in nearly Its present
form, with some improvements in the interior 1he
work OF tearing down the structure will he begun to-day
As appropriate in connection with the transfer ana I
noya Of the property meeting well attended by ol
congregations was held IN tho chuch al p m !e7tor
day. -
The excrci-os were conducted bv the Rev. James -
Wilson, pastor OF the Central Church In hs opening al
dress he briefly stated tho manner IN Whioi
the edilcc had come into the possession or
the Cen raj Church, and the intention. OF the
trustees in moving and rebuilding IT, lie spoke
OF the generosity Of the Fifth Avenue Chnrch saving
that ouch "A munccncc in giving had never before been
known in the history OF New-York churches The ,it
Was a double benefit: it gave place Of Worship to a
needy congregation, aud 1t kept building when had
been used the service OF God for - years I0m Dens
peryerted 10 common uses. DR.. Hal, stor OF the
Fifth Avenue Church. made snort "llf''-'
Addrcsses we're asO made by the Rev DIS = l. PIihe,
W Nj Paxton, S. II. Hamilton, and william Adams
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other ship Nc,rs see Second Pog..l


ARRIVED.
BRIG John Bghtman (Of Fall Rver). Hanson. Galveston
Jan B. with cotton for Fall Ryor Is anchored on SANDY
Hook.
Brig Ennis Dyer RIO Jsneiro SO days. with coffee.
Brig A. J. Pennel. Beck, Portland with heading.
SAILED.
Steamship Albemarle fpr Lewes barks g. BoSarf for
Rotterdam Antelope for 81 Thomas.
WiND-ounseL moderate, Y. r. hazy and cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Somerset (Br Kelly from Hull ballast mot as he
or arrived 29 H. AMI anchored A. sandy Hook. towed
TO the city tIs p. ~ (3lst).
The tuiboat Robinson which sunk at the Government
Dock, Sandy iOOk the night OF the SOth raised.
pumped out and towcd TO the city by the tug boat Ida L. eDo
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAVANNAH jan 3l:-Clearel. ship lydia tBrh Mchenry.
for Amsterdam bark Mary LawtOn r), Oliver. for Liver
pool.
TYms Ca. Jan. 3l.-Arnyed. steamships VIM. Kennedy.
Foster, from baltmoro; Oriental Haett from Boston
Ashland CroweIl and Herman Livingston, Mallory, nom
Nen York bark Ianpa (Nor Olsen from liayIe sailed.
steamship Durham (r Brown for Liverpool having re-
paired.
Wakcy from New York Sslle' steamship Bcntfscto Wool
Tor New YORK
NRwBEDPogD Jan 3l.sailed. schr Mary +. Graves. for
PRoyIpgycF Jan. 3-Auivea. steamship Hunter, sher.
man. scbT Mm. NJ. Jones DAVIS from Nsw Orleans.
NEwL LONDON. Jan. 3l.Arryed, sips Oasis (Br) Jaqnes
from Antwerp Golden Rule MOr5o from Liverpool; bark
Melbourne BIZ, Burns for dO.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Jan. 3l-The White star Line steamship
Baltic New fork Jau Z2 for Liverpool arrived here ~
/
HAygR, Nov. 31-The Hamburg Averican steamship Pom.
merai Ia sailed hence yesterday for Nesfork.
Havana. Jan. 3O.-Arrlyed, steamship columbus Beed,
from York Sailed Steamship city O Vera cruz Deasen
York; bark Rosario SPAN, Gorordo. for Neworls
ans. big Lucy (BT), Ewing, TOR New YORK schr Harold
(Br.), Hanson, for Delaware 3reskwatef
and Minnie g. Loud Hob, and sarah f. Bird lil for
IlattcIas.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
TAXATION OF INSURANCE STOCK.
THE BILL or LAST WINTER REVISED AND OFFERED
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


TBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY. JAN 31.-Serator Hammond introduced
tonight his bill Of last year, to authorize taxation
of life fire and marine insurance companies. The
bill is not altered in any respect from the form IN
which it failed to pass the Senate, having gone
through the Assembly With the exception Of
the necessary verbal changes. it is an exact
transcript of the act authorizing the taxation
OF shareholders of banks. 1t provides that the
stockholders in insurance companies shall be as
sessed and taxed on the value of their shares, and
that these shares shall be included in the valuation
of the personal property of the stockholders in the
assessment of taxes at the place where the company
is located such sum being deducted from the assess
ment in the same proportion t. such value as Is the
assessed value Of the real estate of such insurance
companies.
When the owner of stock in any insurance com
many organized under the law of this State does not
reside IN the place where the company located the
collector and County Treasurer are To have the same
mower and proceed in The same manner IN collecting
the tax AS in cases where the person assessed mas
removed from tho town, ward. or county IN winch
the assessment was made and the Oincer authollzed
to receive the tax may have an act III 10 col
lect the tax from the avalls or thc
sale OF his share of stock 1t is also made the auy
of insurance companies to retain 50 much OF the
dividends Of such stock as Is necessary TO pay
the tax, unless it can be shown that the TAX was
paid. The bill was referred to the COMMITTEE on
Insurance of which Senator Foley is Chairman
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
A NEW DEPARTURE.
ENLARGING TIE mayors DUTIES.


Mayor Wickham at Il club reception given to
him on saturday night. made the very Just complaint
that ne was practically dcbaTred by law from properly
receiving the many dtinguis ed people VINO visit tins
cy He thought 1t unfortunate that III the centennial
wear, when 40 many people OF note from abroad
will passing through New lOrk, he VI J
be prevented fiOm receiving them Hospitality
on behalf the metropolis OF the western world,
u that this must be Tcegatcd To private clubs aud
coumittees Of ciiZcns We have often made this same
com aint and have urged that the Mayor of Sew-iofh
ought 10 be paid at least 10000 wear 50 tai he may
m enabled 10 entertain in httng style. not only tie I'M
porant visitors who reach us from Europe bdt also those
who come from other states OF this Union. The Mayor OF
Ncw-York ought 10 reside IN an Oihclal ihansloh,
the finest In the city, and tins be VIII doubtless
DO wien the metropolis has acquired all tue
territory and population which rtghfnlly belong To IT,
not late for the State Legislature 10 author.
the Mayor of NewYOrk 10 spend reasonable sum OF
money for the proper entertainment OF Vstors from
abroad during the Centennial But the Common council
should have nothing To do with TINS appropriation
Whose remembers the scandals that have come OF Alder
men running up bills for entertaining visitors, and the
mednly insulting the guests whom the city desired 10
honor by Publishing tine the entertainment, Will
agree tha they not nj to he trusted with the man
agement OF scn affairs. l. the Mayor be tic chief and
sole host of the CITY OF NowYOik
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
7HE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE

The annual meeting of the Evangelical Ali
ance Of the United Stas held last evening at Asso
citation Halt William H. Dodge presided. Among those
present were the Rev. Ds William Adams ;. rcn.eus
Prime, Philip schaf, @. W. Samson, tho Rev Henry B
Chaplin the Rev T. c. Trowbrdge, Missionary al
Marash Aslatic Turkey, and Nathan Bishop, Il. ID.
The Corresponding Secretary. the Rev. W. W Atl'I-
bury read the annual report which was adopted
DR. Prime offered a solution. which was adopted tIt
'the Evangelical Alliance Of the United states, al lls
annual meeting Ncwl York, Jan. 81, 1876, affection
atry commend, to the Alliance IN Philadt phia the con
sleraon OF the cSpcency and practicibty 0I special
,pproprate religious services during the tue of tie IN
terl aona Exhibition of 1876 iii that city, luuStralug
the unity and power of our evangelical Chrstly, ana
th, clations tho religion teach Ia the progress
pcrprtuiiy and true glory of the American Republic d
the worlds civilization and salvation ,..,.
I'poI the motion OF DIR. Schan II was resolved that
the Philadelphia Branch OF the Evangelical Alliance De
r.sprctmlly re1uese ed to embrace suitable oppOt lhcs
FOR acutainting distinguished visitors 10 the Naondi
Exhibition with Christian and phanthroplc lhsutu
tons" William H. DOd.o WAS reelected President ana
Drs Prime aud -cha elected Corresponding sccre
tary for the ensuing year. Tho Executive committee
viii meet ON the last Monday in February.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
NEU-JERSEY LEGISLAIthE.
THE GENERAL SAVINGS BANK LAW-lHE UsCRf
LAW IMPERlIED.

THE GENERAL SAVINGS BANK LW-IHE UsCRf
LAW IMPERHED.
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 3l.-Ihe more import
ant acts which will occupy the attention of the Leah
nre during the present week the Five County act
and the general savings Banks law The Saving. Banks
general law was the work OF the Howard saving
Institution Of Newark whose charler runs
ont in the course Of the next yoar. and
before another Legislature could meet ana hci
There were far known other savings bank
in the STATE whose charters expired during Tue same '
Cd the Howard nstituton was r. To n, own re
sources The bill was drawn by is Preside NJ, Brdch
VanderpoOl. Treasurer Joseph " Inte, ana imam
Vanderpo0l, "A Newark lawyer and son OF the 'ohpa
ny's president II Is based Substantially upon tne
general law passec in New-hork last "lnuI
and was introduced In the senate by Mr. kirh
The a. Five County act exists in tie House ~ "a Di
prOposng to extend its provisions directly a hry now
exist To The whole state aud as bill ~ make Tue pay
rnt of the mortgage matter OF contract hrt"''n
the borrower and lender, and In the Hrnal" a. "
substantial repeater OF the usury laws u Is d"hpul u
II can be made pass in any OF these shapes ana II II
beng thrown into other forms for presentation
shnld the first ones fan through. The hcht begins '
week on Mr. LewIs's n extending tle Original act 10 tt
whole State and work will be warm lhe matter 10
one OF such vital Importance 10 the lniefc-l7o o ti,
northern section The state that no stone VIII I've '
uuturIrd 10 secure its passage. while 10 II thr couhU!
members are, almost without exception, bitterly Ol-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Monday, Jan. 81 1875.
senstor yedder intends ofer resolution in response
IN the inand the State Prison Inspectors for an In
yesgation calling them to state what they know OF
the present system and Of the State Prisons
that in their opinion requires investigation He takes
fhe ground that request OF the kind they make should
be accompanied by some specific reasons.
Senator Prince will Introduce tomorrow his bill OF
last year. providing for Board Of Audit to audit claims
against the State The Board is 10 be composed OF the
Controller. Attorney and Secretary OF State
The sentence OF stokes allowing him the ordinary com
mutation for good behavior, and not allowing him the
10 months which he claimed during which he was under
sentence Of death will expire in October next
The Assembly Judiciary Committee is likely 70 report
the revision OF tie statutes this week The bill will be
pressed first ON the House.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
ALBANY.
rOTUER DEFALCATION.

ANOTHER DEFALCATlON.
uv.s1RY OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY ROBBED
on FROM $40. 900 TO $780, ,000-1HE DEFAULTER
AN OFFICIAL FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS
Gnr TELEGRAPH To THs TRiBUNEl
albany, Jan. 31.-Another county has been hearo
from. or rather another county treasurer trust
worthy residents of st. Lawrence County, VINO
reached Albany tonight report the discovery today
of large defalcation by the Treasurer of that
county the extent of which is not yet ascertained
hut which is understood already to exceed SlooOo'
n not $4,000, and may reach 100000 me
Treasurer of st. Lawrence County IS Harvey ~,
Roadway of Potsdaln, Republican, VINO mas helu
tbe Office Is years, and who was so uh'Voi'""'
trnsted that his name was often cited as an aigu-
ment against the necessity of the passage oi any
new county treasury law. few more such oeinlc"-
tions and the passage of Senator HammohdS oiil Vi
some equally good one is assured
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

WATER II THE TwENTY-THIRD AND fwENIi-FoCRiH
WARDS or NEw-YORK-IHE STATE CANVASS
PUBLISHED IN 81 PAPEHs-THR REPORT ON EMi-
GRAFTON PRESENTED-A BILL To PUNISH TIE
DEPOSIT OF REFUSE IN THE SOUND
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan 81, 1870.
The Senate met at 1870 p. III. The PREsi-
DENT presented the annual report OF tho Comnssioneis
OF Emigration.
Bills were introduced rs follows:
By Mr. Misunderstanding for eNten ling the time of
the collection taxes III tho towns OF the state unIl
March ID. 80. ~, ,
Ev Mr. PRISCE-TO amend Chapter 236 Of the laws OF
1873 which imposed penalty of $3.50 for the throwing
of garbage or ashes in Long Island Sound. east OF
ThrOgg's Neck ami west OF LlOyds Neck, recoyoabe IN
the County Courts of Queens and Wcstchester 1hls
amendment extends jurisdiction To the supreme Court
So that offenders be prosecuted IN New-l uk 'y'
and also makes the owner Oi towbOat towing garD-
age scOw liable 10 penalty.
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
SPRING LETTINGS OF MAlL.

On the first day of the new year los routes,
which were e on contract under the advertisement OF
September last. put in operation Ths was clean
Ing out OF all service upon routes estsDSheu
by Congress from the lst OF January, 1870 10 lhe
periods terminating In the states and Territories eSpec
lively. Wednesday next, the 2d OF feoruary AZ d
O'Clock D. NJ. the closing time liked iof ,he reception
q, for the great Spring lettings which this year.
are "A follows Kentucky go routes Ohio, 462 Indiana.
3l6 Alabama 232; Missssippl72; Tennessee 1885, North
Carolina 800; South Carolina, ll5 Georgia, 2l2. and
Florida 81 total 2i52 routes service from the Isl OF
Iy nert 10 lime 30 1850 Beside these Oposals Will
be received Tor mail service during year VIZ From
July l. 1875 to June 80 1871 In Mary land, 1873 routes;
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
THE covEpNoR's NOMINATIONS.

CANAL APPRAISER DAVIS To RESIGN OR BE EJECIhD
Mr.. sOUTHwORrH's CONFIRMATION REFERhhp
10. COMMITTEE THREE OF WHOM HAVE CAN
DIDA1Es.
lpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE'
ALBANY Jan. 3l.-IO-morro" vi h'N' O"' Wv
Governor is expected 10 send III h"n'o w o
Tbaddeus c. Davis rs Canal Appraiser anu ull,es'
Mr. Davis is forced to resign. the nomination. VIII III
all probability be confirmed NhiIo '"e
party lines are tightly drawn on the generai
nolicv Of rejecting the Governors Democratic
mine tions the case Of Mr. Davis is one that the
rosuectabe Republican Senators cannot afford not
90 axce,t One of the most prominent OF them has
,ood,, oven notice that he will vote for the con
srmst;on Of any worthy man whom the Governor
nov nop,inate that the responsibility for Dlr Davis
roma;piug in Office may not rest Tor DAY
100, tho senate 1t is believed That more
.hs, enouph Senators will follow him to MAKE
sure of hlr Davss speedy retirement; dltls even
supposed that those Republican Senators whose
ainitios and associations are with the CahaI hh"s'
NAV find the sentiment of the Senate too strong 10
make resistance wise Ii is rumored to-nlgh' Una.
Mr.. Davis's resignation has been decided upon anu
even that II has been already drawn. MI DAVIS
will certainly belle his record for shrewdnesS does
he not take this step time to save himself from the
disgrace of election from office.
Three of the four Senators 10 WHOM tuo hoii"'
tion of Mortimer NJ. SOuthwOrth for Supreme Court
Judge WAS referred-MeSsrs. Cole, Neliman' ana
Vodder-have each candidates Of their own, ana M aio
opposed TO his confirmation. senator hoEeIN w
remaining Senator could nevertheless secure MI
Southwofth's confirmation, but there seems 10 De
no anticipation that he will endeavOr To do so ana
no expectation that Mr.. SouthwOrth VIII be c0l-
6rmed. IL Is said that smith Weeds continuation
in case he should be the nominee for insurance Su-
narinfendent ia very probable. Mr.. Weed has
strong friends in the Republican party. among tle
most active being the senator from his district MI
Tobey, and Speaker Hustled.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON. Jan. 31.-In the United States Su.
premr Court to-day:
No Io5- Milwa ikee and 81. Pan Railway Company agt
Ames et a-Reversed Mr. Justice DAVIS delivered the opn
ion.
No. 1ls-The Western Union Telegraph Company sgt
EyseThs Is held be disposed Of by the against
the Milwaukee and Paul Railway Company decided today,
and said that evidence view 10 Do taken Of Il es
tabshes Tor exemplary damages The omissn TO give
tho public warning OF the work IN progress when putting up
tho negligence which entitled the plaintiff only
compensate damages. Reversed.
No 8l2-Charles Rockhod plaintiff in error ACT. Thom.s
ROckhOd a-Motion dismiss submitted printed
ne