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New-York tribune., 1876-01-27

IN seventy per cent Of my constituents belong
10 the faith of tho Catholic Church. When
lett here last Friday without consulting ing
with anybody, my Judgment was 10 vote against ms
bin and for This reason. that it was made sectarian
question III my Judgment hrou IN the discussion ny me
nress last Fall am only sorry that that question Is
coming before the country from poope in higher stations
ihan those in this Senate chamber There are no rights
which mis- bin givos to Gray Nuns Institution that
wuuld NOT vote 10 give any other donOnlnatlon
in the state of New-York or IN the unltrd
states | am not here 10 represent any fcllslOns
creed have prejudice in that way. As far
M common schools are concerned, what education
have received Mr. President, obtained IN them which
is very little know the necessity Of good education
Iapprecate il because know the want or 1t possibly
mute than any gentleman around this circle. There
no person in this senate who will throw more safeguards
nround o,r common school system than | will. went
home ON Friday with the intention of voting against TINS
hill bet alter consulting the people In my district re-
turned 10 Albany prepared 10 vote for repeal OF the
law as MY constituents ask for lis repeal.
Mr. WoODIS presented the annual report OF the State
ASsuSSOls.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
TIE BOSTON RGERIES.
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.

THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.
ALLEGED OyFEIS~CE or BOSTON posi- STOCK BY
Observation-Disclosures MISSING - DISCOVERY
or PArER BEARING THE NAMES OF wINsLOw
AND roND. The WORCESTER rOEGRR.
Bo,ToN, Jan. 26.-lt is positively stated to-
day that Ezra -. Wnsow the absent i"Igef iss"d large
quantities of Fictitious sOcs OF me Boston IoS! COMPANY
as collateral meeting Of the stockholders will be held
next Friday to investigate affairs The paper will prob
ably lose nothing the sufferers being those WAC have adj
yaurrd money OH tho stock Some Of Wlnslows opera
lions are now traced Lucus ". Pond, the Worcester
frgor and paper with the names Of both men on 1t has
been brought 70 light H. POrtcrs name Il said To he on
worth 1l the paper and hat OF Daniel Chamber
lain on $50 600 worth. special from New FORK says
person answering WiusoW description applied for pas
sage ~ the Office OF thr Brazil steamers l.l S|turdAy
bat, the sailing OF th. steamer bnd Ocrh po7|
as The alleged oycr-i,suc OF stock of the Boston
Pos; Company h.s seriously complicated matters
whether their certificates are boAhs or genuine
Hr. Mann tho confidential secretary OF Mr "lus.o" III
tie Office of he FOs1. who Is recorded ~ President o
the COMPANY, gIge INFORM tOn fcgaldlilS thr
alleged OF stock Mr. Wnsow controlled ana
manipulated the stock book to siit himself ana u Ii
probable that he Manufactured certificates To rult MS
wants There ni,,n- certificates ANA stocks RON the
of bogus stock are known Ia be III existence
Mr. Porter has found fraudulent ccrtiic'te when
he viii L. be trustees To be appointed 10 lake
chllc of Ihe Post. gentleman formerly connected
with the establishment har been invited to assume HE
uuu cl OF banks previously mentioned IA holding forged
paper uttered bv Mr. Wnsow, the following Ar" IfoIted
5000; ShaWmut National, $4,000; National BdnA OF
The Republic. 10000. Jld Merchants National BANK
~ 400 m, aino,uf of spurious notes held ~ the NI
tional Bank of the Commonwealth is N3'pUo, secured
by ocrtlcatc, OF stock me Bps''n Iosf Company,
dated four d., alter tuC organization oi Iuc
COMPANY In May last and are supposed To DE genuine
ne Post -tntSd tlis morning that Mr "lHioWS iItEu
,rlic. were performed IN h ind iydua character and
fr apparcny no other purpusc tnan personal agSran
dlLemcut," end "w CnIse neither loss nor cLdht1 DO
vond his own removal In tnls establishment" ~ tie
instance Gf " e. Greene, Of the former p:oiretOIs
ui Ihf Post az attachment was served tis llpl
Inc ON T. T. Porter fhc o.tcusiblo owner OF Ihe DdHy
Mons The WIT i, based upon some of the MlnsoW
truraciOns. Ihs NtrS announces tltt II VIII CONTINUE
Iui.r,,ti IA with no change the management.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
TIE UESTERy GOLD DIScOTERIES.

TIE CENTENNIAL LODE-A BRICK OF PURE GOLD
.srJm IN, Oturta lScb( LtrdId ,
Tie HtTaid has contained several articles
Iafrly concerning tue recent discoveries OF gold near
laramie and \ statement few days ago about SOlu
prrg which Col DJwucy. one OF the dlScoVefeLs' hau
,hged To- Ar. CLARK, superintendent q the Union racine
Railr,,nl. The brick /. worth r2,lt' III currency, II
about four inches long two inches "dr ana one ihCi'
thick II hcars tbc stamps of the mint al Denver "he'
was aa-ayed IL produced nom ore men asSHyeu
~t6T~U - IN gold, and f-Il - "a rufcr tr va. toi'
mailing A tof.l value To the ton Of Ni',OJI - 'oi'
nyurv who 4, AT the hoAd of nc nuhc, iuihi - com
,,,ud,i a Nnrygud rrgintnt during the war ie - an
Old pioneer of Wyoming, ard Il coh'ldrl"u py
uu " tu know hin. 10 bo an honest ana ulESht haI'
Ihn .stOyr. crrLtinS great cAtehch'i di' "ciV
# ny for the Gccp snow Eundrt dis Oi Eeh MOu us Oi
roepct ing IN hat vicinity encouraged 10y thr results 0i
,Le Iutrluir" Ia his letter 10 superintendent clark,
sI.nmu.nynx tio brick, Col DowurN says: Ia"
centennial lode - apparently central octoslJ, itulh
yl,h numerous u.lcs of less magnitude Iadiate Ihis
toJ vas l0n d more than yeat ago, when shat Was
.t soc 30 feet In quart that dsSAyod ~ tAe un'td
,te MINI Al Denver over 900 per ton OF 2,OO pounds
ygh, sopc of hr rock asslycd t-2o0"l ana no "sH"y
c,e rs than 5000 in The main lode or ven II
sclil bod, of goldb'aiing quartz completely hIlhS
.ytcr ttiugin IN width fiOn {" feet ana dppins M
-, anon. Of about d"Erre~ !rom 4 vertical p'he
Avys .ltiseG concerning the richness or tc one, We
rs rn assured OF It's extent, aud on tLs a. nancc We
hry, prociIrfd toistap qigriA MN, WHICH II nov l
n.,,i,n aud from which have just received tue Hst
raInt Jhe return highly satisfactory. during run
crushed 100 tons OT ,Ie AT t0laI c1peis.
-. i:{O or taking out the rock ani mnS All the rock
hntwf IN tha walls OF she lode Was ciushtu "ihuut
s,,ortns as NO dositci to ascertain JUST "hii the
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
LlIESI SNIP NEW&
fFor other snip Ners see Third Page.

IFor other Ship NetrS see Third Page
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eeanora JohEson Portland with mdse ana psss
J. r. Ames -.
ami PaGang oct IL VITA ntsr go
BARK Luc,, Wilson, IqmIae Vi days with nitrate OF
srk Reindeer (of New.Yor. Decker Demerara Is days
BARK Harriet (of Liverpool sheko! P.ruambueO 80 days
with sugar
days, Win
Bar. Luigi Kugsiero Qta), Rnggero. Providence In bal
last ,,-.-...-.
daya, with sugar.
ScAr Isaac oliver PanneI Mirasoanc II days with log
wood
Schr Ruth shaw Grace. Baltimore. or Boston.
paul H. keilcI. heudti-o lichuoud - Ia
Jsunie r. " iiey Trefethen Port Royal days. WIN
lumber. ,o,.,r.s ,ta
Nartagsn snsett 20 days, with lOgWOod.
~c! " ateT r. Parker Allen, parkcr. lieo ~ '' ~
Scht a. p Kindbtrg. Lewis. fsrkers hst Win 'Oc'
IN. Nov proYinc.i",n ~ ,ym II Mitohen Bath No.
saStlinn Fau Ey.r 1ubis Dcpcw, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamships for Liverpool soutl 'aicHna- 1or
CIrrstnn Pioneer, for Wilmington y t!-. emmy LOT
Br,nen: big Alex NicEOs for Clehtuegos'
WINp-SuiIseL light W. y. W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAVANNAH 26.-Cleares. steamship seminole MAJ
hsws cI boston bark Emma f. eetor lBr AuOio, Tor bA
TSBKR Ga jan s6-saled. steamship cleoaAta. Bul.ey.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
ASSOCIATIONS MEETINGS.
NEW-YORK NATIONAL GUARD.


THE STATE ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS, ADOPTS
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE, AND AD-
JOURNs-COI. SPENCER OF TIE JTH EEGIMtNf
THE NEW PRESlDENI-THE QUESTION: OF B"IIth
COMPENSATION OF THE TROOPS.
ALBANY, Jan. 2G.-Tho State Military Asso-
cation met again day. MjorGen. Hustled told what
the work Of the Association had been during the past
year Major Peatie the Secretary, read his annual ro
port Gen Rhodrs Treasurer reported that the re-
ceipts during the year S3l7 Is and tho disbuse
monts SID %.
The following committee designate1 to nom nate
officers for ;ho ensuing year. Gems odrard and nkc
aud Coils Blood, Blauyelt and Dckeimau. Gen. Iu7l'u
said he mad ascu approached with request that e asan
serve a. President. lie sId he could not again dciet
the Nomination. two terms being enOush Ia hO'u any
Office. 80 -. -,
The Nominating Committee reported the following oi-
tor the ensuing year:
Irs,tlsnf-C oil. Chas. :. spencer 9TH Regiment. -
ytcc IreddeHi-CO Robert :. Oliver Ion Krgment bs;
21th Regiment. MajOTtic. H. l.. Howard, Sth piNl5O'
Ifedslrsr-CUl. ". n. Thompson, Engineer Corps.
lcDTdiEg Secfetrry-Ma0r John leac, ID IA ba'iaiou -
CoFlt,pondiHg Ss-1etGrg- G. A. III. BaGlet Ah'eue
Camp slat Of Commander IN Chie'
Chayian-Samud scOyIlle. 1884 Regiment ,
The report was accc ptcd and the officers duly electe
At tne afternoon session the Committee N amend
mont, tue Code reported in favor oi adopting t'i'
divers proposed amendments with some nOdlnc tOh9'
winch port agreed TO. Adjourned. 80
THIS evening the EoN. samuel SCOSi.e delivered lLe
annual address in the Assembly Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27

tyrRY REPUBLICAN SENATOR OPPOSES us CON
rIRMATIoN-THE COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON TIE
covFRNOR DO NOT ACTIVITY SENATOR BIXBI
Also VOTED IN THE NEGATIVE.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
AtRANY. Jan. 26.-The Senate in Executive session
to.Iay rejected the nomination OF george W.
scbuyler TO be Canal Auditor. This acton was not
altogether unexpected. At one time Mr. SchnFiers 8
combination was we'll nigh assured but the reSigna-
tion of Superintendent Chapman and the death "f
JpdCe Lamont leaving two more places vacant
which Gov. Tilden could fill with Demo
crafts brought about change Of programme
Tho committee appointed at the Republican caucus 10
xvait ON tbe Governor to induce him to withdraw
Mr. Scbuylers name never fulfilled its mission. The
rejection was evidently for the purpose OF putting
the Governor in the position of declining to send IN
another name to the Senate, the attitude which he
IL considered altogether likely to take. Mr. Schuy-
Ter will continue to discharge the duties ol Tie
Office.
The secret session was begun with the report Of
tbe Canal Committee through Senator Cole winch
the Senate directed it TO make, concerning the
legality of Mr.. Schuyler's tenure. This has been
already made public, and simply pronounced the
Office of Auditor empty and the Deputy Audltor lhe
proper person to perform its duties Senator N"odih
moved to accept the majority report wheh senator
Bradley moved TO lay the whole matter on the
table. pending the reading of the minority report.
This report was then hastily drawn up by Senators
Starbuck and Gerard. and presented.
Meanwhile the vote on Mr. Schuylers conirma-
ton was in progress. Every Republican Senator and
Senator Bixby voted against it. 1t was an open
secret that Senator Robertson, and Others like him.
favored it,, but were outvotcd in the party Senator
Bxby stated that he voted as he did. because Mr..
Schuyler was Chairman of the Committee which eX-
cluded the anti-Tammany delegation from the Syra-
cuso Convention. and because they were excluded
on his motion.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
" MY TRIBUNE"

From Ths SdiiSbUTy ftoHuJ f'WS.
TIE NEW- DIRK TRIBUNE l. unGucstlOnaby
tLt most reliable all matters OF public interest and its
fair and unbiased opinions probably carry with them "A
grester influence than those D any other Journal IN the
world. In politics. its Independent course Is approved
by all parties, and the Democrat and Republican alike
speak Of IL as " My TRlBCsK" 70 conduct the political
department Of large nciTCDUlitan journal
Ike THL NEN~YORK TRIBUNE, and give satisfnc-
tiOn to the recognized political factions of the day, Is
task that must require ability and tact
these questions Of vital importance 0 the country han
died With gloves: rascallty and crime mado 10
ucinble at It's thunder while honesty and truth are
sustained and made mighty to prevail For tho honest
citizen who wants journal ne tie TO-" THE NEW
lonK TRIBUNE OF to-day can b. recommended. Az a
journal ol from every part Of the civilized world,
II is unsurpassed; and for everything desirable In
metropolitan newspaper, We know OF none We would
sooner select,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
TIE FIRE RECORD.
DESTRUCTION or THE LONG ISLAND planning AND
MOLDING MILL-LOsS, 100000.
IN BR OkLYN.


DESTRUCTION OF THE LONG ISLAND planning AND
MOLDING MILL-LOSs 100000.
A fire broke out about l a. III. yesterday Iii
the Long leland Molng and Planning Mill, at Bond and
Fourth-sts In Brooklyn, and before the flames could he
extinguished the building and its contents were de-
strOyed throwing about 80 men out OF employment.
According the statement Of the engineer explosion
OF gas occurred about 10 Tuesday, within the
furnaces throwing cnders and burning Goals into the
re.foOm beneath the floor The explosion was caused
by back draft" Soon after midnight the watclman
discovered flames Issuing from the cellar OF the building,
caused IL is supposed by the cnders from the furnaces
which had smOldered since morning. He Immediately
gave an ALARM but the flames spread with great rapdity,
and upon the arrival of the remen lad gained uncon-
ro!labe hcadway The tremen succeeded IN cOnhnng
the fire to the building in which 1t originated, while
large quantity OF lumber piled up in the yard was saved
from destruction.
The owners, Pcase & Polllon, estimate their loss on
sto K tools, and materials N $4,000 partially insured
I D, buldiug, win h Was owned b. T. Adams Co.,
Wa dana gd to tIo % $1,000, ana was fuy Ia
surcd
out the same time fire broke out In the liquor store
of j. ID. McCa-ky at No. g. FuLon-st., and before IT
900 The stock insured in The Pacific. Me ha!cS
and Trader Active, Stuyyc,ai, safeguard, an. Bow ~
Insurance Conn lan for $1,000 each, ana IN tie
Niagara aud Royal for - 800 eacn. Tile building. when
owned by Ms Chariot stevens, aiLAScd 10 the
o1tcnt uf 200. IL was fully insured
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
5ysslal &otites.

Edward II. pxon i.dior o. The Sca,pcl, has removed
his lr Eosga hadi,onye, square nom Gem Al
PARK New-l0 cry. SPACIOUS si'se and Communicating
ALI every Liiut are provided. Sve
d4ly-Isvx te bladder, stone tleLoNed by LltAOulty
Instantly removed D. Or Ds ltohiJtomr Warn
cotee HrluugTIods d tAe more obscure diseases Ol tao
abdominal hUlis tor consultation fiou 20 10 to s.
rnt eycuIugR, AZ Dr DiN"s r. sd-hce - Futh ayc
New.l For Treatment of ttese dstases abridged ON
The Scalo IN volumes ~ 800 PAGES EACH neatly bound
10, thr u5tar, Every hnr 0H he uo Df. DIXON
IL great value the whole human race Horace trrt!ey
Leopold L.. II iug o. the B,laians,
conferred uo Dr lie JOng tv krGAthOOi Ui 40 order VI
nature aud properties vi cod Liver OH Or d. JONGh5
LldlIT BRDNN con LIVER UlLts sOlc IN csgsulrl lu-
ptral hail pin- 81, BY al p.lcs.s.s SOLE COEslSucrs
ANSAR, HARFDED & 60. l0nG9g. sole AGENTS for the
uiied States, JCAS 4. HENRY, CUNkAN q 60, Se"-
York.
Moth Pntcar., . i.'rg, wrinkles ran, Sunbuin >Io;s
Ilmule- tlrt gt1Ea.tc-l-GILIs'S LiSl
MtNr lDnlil ..ft'NlA
sold ali ,', No 4jl sixth ave, New York,
only 80 cent, and - yer uH..'.
Pn,l-tjia - Sniicr- The soEE.JN MAILS 10y tie
ending rU RDAf Jan. ~ loib. viii close At tbs oheo
IN tsDAl - ~, tor Europe. per steamer Daaoth
Queenstown: " EDN SDAi al IL ioI kur' 'ps
per Hussia, Queenstown on III kSDAf at so
hiroYe. steamer hlOpstOcS yd Plymouth, cher
hourg amt Hamburg, on SAlL kDAf ~ M. for Eu
ssHd Wales Ireland aud France steamer Republic VIA
urcrsiOHl, a. a m. fV scotland pei steamer Boz wa
America Southampton ald BremeR ~ 'lls iol in.
Ja AZ. 80 francisco Feb. J. 1915 MAILS 0r
Australia, Now Lsaiand, &c, Will leAys sN lishcisO frh
z I,.l I. 1 IA ifo q. q.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
STATE TRADES ASSEMBLY,.

business REPORIED DULL II ALL ThADEs-LEuis-
LATIuN IN BIIALF OF WOkkiNGMkN SOUGHT
ALBANY, Jan. 2G.-The Wolkingmen's 6adeS
Assembly met here to-day, tho following officers behS
present. President. James Connolly Of Newi0rk; vice"
President Joseph 4. Taylor OF NewYork; COrrtspohu-
ing Secretary W. f. Mckiernan OF Troy and Recording
Secretary VIM A. Carsey. All trades nearly were rep'"
seuted. soyenysx reports were mad. al OF thr same
tenor that trade ali ts branches throughout tie state
is unusually dull bll presented asking the Lexis
latur 10 absh bureau ut labor statistics. III was
sol, ed To petition the Legislature 10 provide thh the
State must give 20 persons, such as ranps, the phahe
ear the cost of TIER maintenance. a
bill WIS offered D,kmg tie IL fglsatufc 10 provide IUi the
better prot ctiou Of lie and limb Oi wOrkugmcn III Was
petition the Legislature to take measures 10
the employ ymcnt of men on the pubic VOTES IN
New-Iork Albany, and other citio, where moneys lOF
puIposr btOa Z i,'rldtcd.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
An EXCITING FIRE AT HARVARD COLLEGE.

BosroS, Jan. 2G.-Thc first fire of any mag
nudo which has occurred In the college yard q, liar-
ward since tho burning OF Harvard liaL in l5Gi hap
prued this morning. Abolt 10 minutes before ii iiro
was discovered In the roof and atic OF Hollis Hall The
names were extingsIed after hard fight by the fire
m, and much damage wa, done. In the large room Of
~ Et society IN the upper etOry was lmpO-slDe
than small portion OF tie fuInltllre Inc
ruO q, had rrfIrui5Aed, trescOod painted, etc. Ia
1873 aud the prid- OF the Society. Tao Society
lost much oi its valuable property ana records All me
.tudent- rooung In ttc building removed their firni-
ture OF Them, in the excitement doing II more
damage than could have received by being lett alone
LAriR-rne loss by the partial burning o Hollis Hall,
CAMBRIDGE University, THIS afternoon, Will amount 10
from $1,000 tU $4,000 and may rcach nucA larger
amount.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
DIED
RoMKER-Jan. 2h. 1910. MIS-.

BowKERJan 25 1875 Mrs Jane Bowker. In the 6lst year
o. her age az ar HagerrG m sa sey p. ~ ~ 80 ""ich
Her relatives and Trends AZ. invited 10 aen the funeral
O'clock without further invitation.
BROWNIE Brooklyn, Tuesday 25th inst after short
iness, Laura daughter u VILLAIN "a Brown. IN the 2O'h
FSne al Thursday, 27th mst a, o'clock, at the
residence. No. 93 First place.
BURTIsm Brooklyn. Jan 26. Alvah W. Buris, IA the 9th
Ffsnds o, the family invited to attend Tie
q . carlton ave. on fr'ay 25jh inst, al clock p M
BENNETT sulde. y. Jan. 20 ls76, James a. Bennett.
dcne, ~ 2a3 East ffy seventh ST.. at 10 OcOo.
cRANDAIGIn Philadelphia, Jan. o. OF croupous pneumo:
ma Eeua May. gged4 yesr' months daya. aauslr Of
KINGsLAND-At Glen Cove. on Monday Jan. 81, at tho
residence Of ner g-paew James b rSal,ai Nrs sarah
Naih4nir coles Of Dosoris h. l.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral sery
al 1890 m Train leaves Hunters Point 10 a. N return
ing, leaves Glen Cove 3,3 Carriages at the depot
MckAf-ln fohkeTs on lresiay, Jan 20 Mary " Mckay
'f a. on InterGea It poyiendt T.
McwHoRrERIon Monday ,rg, sygrGag, ian e. at her ats
r,ct the late Alexander AcwnoreT IN the 77th Of
Res friends respectfully ny:'d to attend tho
funeral ser,ic sai TRINITY CnlfcA' Ho0oAen on IhuIslT
MoRkILL--Ou Sm,Hy Jan. 23 Capt Joseph Morrill, Of
pneumonia in the o7th year Of his axe.
hs raaera from ii, late rcsiica5c 80 ii East Eighty.
fourth st. Ihufsday morning, a. ION2 U clotA
NEWCON B-Nr. William NJ. Ncwcomb. aged ~ years. Al
business man of Darlington Tor many
wear. an. We'll hUSu tunu slput the sta dei >aur.
day Dee % 1875, after lingering illness e was buried
nr.s house. closed during TIE funeral c.rere
the great number OF pop'c WHO iol9s ms re-
testified e hgh regard II which 40 vas
held Oy the citizens Mi Ne.tOmb was uatse oi New.
Ior.. but had been resident Of Wisconsin 2s yeirs
RYEHsON-At Blooming gdal, y. j. Jan 26. Miss Mary A.
RycrsOn, aged %. years.
Relatives friends invited TO ateni tho funeral
Of II. Jno. Eytison on FRIDAY, the -rih
inst 4, o'clock H., without further notice Tran
leaves Nen-N -NOrN az $3.50 n II.
sILvEY-on the 26tL inst, Murray only OF Jamos
and Abbic c. oIlscy, aged . months.
Funeral The Oi his parents Arngf
ave- ne.r PAX ave- orange Junction. y j., saturday,
Jan. 30 O'Clock Relatives ID friends afU in ltsd
10 attend Interment ia Mount Peasant Cemetery.
STRANti-At MoLtrose y. j.. Monday, Jan p. Theo-
dosus Strang. formerly Oi ts CIty, aged years.
The relatives ant irIends ~ family, amt Oi b Rev.
Char - W Baird invited to at u1 hS al Thus
da, 21th inst L he Unve sity IiIce PiesOy
tef1au Church Tenth Rev. Or. Booth, pastor.
VESUTA-Iley. Aloysius, Jan 22.
solemn Iontiuca Mass Of Requiem
IN lis late parish ciurch, jersey tity lts luisfay
ornlug. the 21ih INST. As body vii lie borne 10 It's mai
nstng place.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsnINGTON, Jan. 2G-Leaye Of absence FOR six
months granted Lieut. James VI. Bell OF the 7th
La MAJOR James Bddle, 9TH Cavalry
will report u Commanding officer Of the department of
for asslguiucut TO duty as Acting Assistant
Inspector General Of that Department Lieut. COT hoger
Jones, Assistant Inspector General, II Leiey .ie
ury,d from tie Headquarters OF the
Military Division of the Pacific aud will report IN person 10
the luspectoren raj Al the War Department. Washington
Ilout-C John F. Hatch OF the 4th CaYalsy 10 ap
pointed to act inspector Of certain recruiting property ad
hand At the Cavalry Recruit
ny 6endezyOu. no "a Hudson ST. New York City reported
Tor and lor which INST Lieut. J. H. EaJSoNA VI
lie oh NaNnLy Is pOnslbLe.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHISGTON, Jan. 26.-1he Navy Department has
received dispatch Admiral Wtrd,n dated Nallardso,
Ch The TIA ship dchmOnd announcing tue con
heh OF the officers ana crew. Al CuqunOO Al
uir Mtur received on ooa aud gave passage ana suDst
cant BuI aud o the crew OF the lte snip ii,irh
Norris winch destroyed by nfc AT On the 2sth o No
vtmOrI. The'e SupNieeked s,autn we're pck,d up ana
brought iOluujJ by the German bark Amalla and as
Ultd states Consul or Commercial Agent AT t
place. thy viii bc brought Ia Valparaiso aud turned owe! 10
Consul further assistance and protection
apt Bury had the good fortune To e>ye Ills papers which
cnunru.i The United states steamer Omaha
the tth Of November ior PAY IT, Peru
urdcri sAA EVI Valparaiso, stopping 81
allO for provisions. The only vessels 81 VALPARAISO
were two powerful Cad ships with rams, namely, the
hau Anirntc CuCArtur and te kreASh La ua-ihsJ mere
DIES, 1Itlons Of which Will bU forwarded
Read "THE GAYEsT Boy IN NEw-l ORK,' III
tie BOyS N Me BDTlJ, now rcniV.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
s~ zevYori .,p A. E. Lovi,t lBr. Wiley for Amstes.

iW zevTOTk; NIp A T. L0vitt IBfI "ufy Ior AulsIot
dam.
CHARIRsros. g. c.. jan 26-Arrived steamship Equator
from Phia iaepma sailed. steamship Georgia Tor New YORK
barKs Autocrat Hsyro Emorai for aotterdsm Bjou
traa, for Ilavre. -.
NEwOgLEAss. Jan 25-Arriyed bark Champion l,rl XII
lam, IRON Antwerp via savannah brig MaiaN Nor o9u
Andrews schr. Maud RODi from Portlandt
PORTLAND. Ne. Jan 2G.-Arnyed, steamship FiancontA
from York schT. Hattie TuIner Boston for Ken
neDunk with of brig Anuie Lily CC1aI koya
(recently ashore at Cape COi.)
FOREIGN PORTS
HALIFAX ~ g.. Jan 26.-Arrived, steamship Nova scoani
from Baltimore. sailed z5th schr Charles orsdam. for
Kingston.
CAaDESAs Jan 24-Arived Dark L. r. stockcr Tyler from
Boston briggs A. Berry, sylvester, from YORK yOhn
Pierce Townsend. from ilmingOn ~ schr Arnida O.
Hail. Hail. Boston Arrived I'D AUiH
bits from New-YOrk.
DISASTER.
NORFOLK, Va Jan. 26Tne scT stephen ID. BarDes from
for York River carried away her boSspr 20 day
In CHESAPEAKE Bay, and WAS tosed here for repsrs.
SPOKEN.
Dec % OF Pernambuco, brig Ennis from RIO Janero ~
Hov a. OF Falkland Islands bark Mabel (ot Boston from
IndependeZa Bay, for havana
/. lat. y, long. As 80 W. brig Edwin hoHo, fron
Nm Il vi In