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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
THE COMPLAINTS or THE MARINES.
Information that May be Useful to the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.

Information that May be Useful to the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
There are some things in the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard and In some vessels OF war that
should be Investigated by the N val Co nmittee.
A recruit In the Colorado, speaking for fifty or
more marines, says that out OF their tl3 month
each man has been paying g. into the mess to
purchase soft bread, butter, potatoes, and other
things not given them by the Government, 81
for washinR, 90 cents for BARRIERS account, and
20 cents for hospital dues, leaving to each ma
rine $3.50 a month for the repair OF clothing.
shoes gloves, cleaning materials &c. Conse-
Quently scaI ely any money Is due them al the end
OF the month, and TO those who have families
the hardship Is excessive.
But new complaint OF the marines Is an or
dor recently promulgated by Capt. ID. l.. Brdlne,
requiring NTH Of the pay due each man to
be retained by the paymaster every pay day.
The ships com pany each of whom draws more
than marine. Is not affected by the order, and
shown, they are referred TO the Captain, ana ho
either refuses to see them at all or gives unsat-
isfactory answers. The marines, have failed, so
far, to receive this one MIN OF their pay, or TO
them that nothing is due thom. Tho marines
ask what redress they have, should the C.otain
ana the paYmaster 20 ordered 10 another sta
tionf
A sailor, whose three years service 10 the navy
has Just expired, said yesterday that out OF his
mo tn. The purser demanded t2l for d coat
that they formerly paid 80 for 50 IS for trou-
sers, former cost $50; tl.65 for black neck
hanukerohef, % cents formerly; 50 for sea
boots, former cost e. fnls sailor had $500 AS
tho representative OF three years service Ia the
SWatara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
A COLLIsIOS ArsEa.
Neighbor- who had Not seen Each Other for
Months Driven Together in Gale.

MOnths Driven Together In "a Gale.
The schooner Charles II. Kelley of Bucks
port, Me-, arrived at this port recently with n
cargo Of molasses from CardenAs. On the 25th
ultimo, at A. NJ, IN heavy gale aud fo,, while
she was hove to, her second mate saw a vessel
loom up through the darkness and mist on tie
crest Of a great wave only a lew rods distant.
He shouted to CAot. Gray, who was asleep. but
before the captain got on deck the stranger
pitched headforomost into the trough Of the sea
and struck the Kelley just behind the bow spirit,
breaking on heavy iron capstan, crushinG the
port csthead, and knocking hole IN the bull
warks Of the Kelley. The schOoners crew.
frightened, tum oled out Of their berths and
rushed up TO the deck. One tried to spring on
board OF the strange vessel but the sea separated
the schooners before he could jump. After the
FIRST schOca the stranger swung up to the side
OF tue Kelley and the sea bro ught the IN together
with sucn force that three holes were III ade ia
the Kely's side. and tho stout taGrail above her
house was torn away. The schooners beat
against each other for about hve minutes. aud
the widest confusion rrigned on their decks.
Capt. Gray's brother who was sick In bed, sprang
on deck aod was about to jump aboard the
str nger, tut concluded that ms own vessel was
In less danger Joseph l.. M4cklin sprang from
the forward deck OF the stranger To the house Of
Tire Kelley.
4 he D ring Of the schooners was rs sudden
as their collision. They were headed In opposite
directions, and the sea swiftly bore them from
each other. As the stranger disappeared In tho
mist Capt. Gray neard shout from her deck
and recognized the voice Of Capt. Clay If Bucks
port. one OF his neighbors. lie then ascertained
that the strange vessel was the Joseph @. sto-
yer, bound from Georgetown. $. O., tO Boston
with load OF rosln. The Stover In the colhs-
ion lost her jbboon and bowsprt, and had her
malnsa.l split. Capt. Gray feared that sne mig 4
sink, but the sea was too Tougn TO lower a boat.
and In few minutes the vessels were out Of
each others siRnt.
The most curious thing about IT," said Capt.
Or y, was that mo ana Capt. Gay hadn't seen
each other for six months, aud were bound
on entirely different voy ages, and when we hove
10 In the gale We were upward of one hundred
miles apart. yet that blow brought us together
with crash and separated US again In q twink
Hing"
1t is reported that the Slower has arrived at
Norfolk with all her crew, but much damaged.
she leaked so badly that the deck load had to DO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
SPARKS FROM TnE TELEGRAPH.

The wife Of Senator Burnside died In Provi-
dence, Il. l.. yesterday.
Judge Taft, the newly appointed Secretary OF
War. started for ashnRton last night.
Thec OF lumber 0n the Kennebeo this season
IL 5O0OOO00 leot. against lOOOO0OO0 cut last sea
son,
cay rom New forK, committed suicide IN Chicago yes
tcrday morning.
mes u. Mexican and George A. Black were
yesterday elected delegates from VI ali to the Cinctn
nat publican Convention.
Joseph Grant OF Liberty. sullivan county aged
90 ears while following drove oil cattle was struck
Dy Al ere freight tram west OF Goshen yesterday
noon aud instantly KILLED
The House Committee on Elections, with three
dissenting votes, dcciued yesterday to report IN
oI seating TIE contestant In the OF Finley Drm)
trict Of Florca
Jerem ah bennett, farmer IN comfortable
ccunsLlncea, residing In tue town OF hnisink Orange
county. became Insane last summer through tear Of
poNertI n failure OF the hay crop, YESTERDAY alter
noon he visa found hanging In hls barn buL ual cut
down an with aifnoultJ rosulcitAtod-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
THE BABcoCK COURT OF INQUIRY.
Attorney-tseneral Pierrepsnrs distractions
to District Atternov Dyer.

WASHINGTON, March 9-The Speaker
laid before the House OF Representatives to-
day large number OF papers received from the
Acting Secretary OF War In response to the reso-
luton calling for copies of all the instructions,
orders, letters. kilograms or other ofnc Il rec
ords In the War Department relating to the
Dabcook Court Of Inquiry.
Among the documents that have not been
published is letter from Major Asa Bird Gard
ner, Judge Advocate Of the Court OF Inquiry,
TO the Adjutsnt-General Of the Army, saving
knat nad the court completsd It's urganizati OF
ne should have been unable to proceed with tn .
trial OIL account OF the failure OF Distriot-At-
torney Dyer Of st. Louis To obey the positive In
structions OF Attornev-G eneral Pierrepont to
furnish him major Gardner) with I" any docu-
names and the residences Of anv witnesse, whose
testimony you (COl DYER Judge important 10
make tue inveatigation thorough" Tho At
tnrney Generals letter Of Instructions 10 Col
Dyer ts asiollows:
DEPARTMENT OF JusrIor WARRINGTON, D. OIL
TO ns HOs; d. p DYER. .. s. Dis6ia Attorney, 81.
The President informs me that the Court of Inquiry
conYches at ChicsgO next hursIay that Gen Babe cx
Advocate to whom. at Chicago will please any
commentary evdence bearing upon the case, and the
you Judge Imp rtaDt to make the inycstgaon thor.
Ough. IL ther 10 any evidence additional TO that sent
me, ple se forward and communicate 18th the Juale
Advocate At Chicago by messenger Or Otherwise as YOU
may deem most sale TO the that tins important In
curry which VIII attract the attention VI the county,
may he complete In ever, respect
repeat wnat have often SAID, that we wish no
Innocent man tarnished. and gu.lty to escape
kDWARDs PfKIRRPoNr. Attorney General.
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POOR JACKS CASE.
A Demand fer an Investigation Of the ship
ping Com mmissiener,s Accounts.

"Is there a man In this room who has
ever 10 any way received assistance from the
Seamen's Friend SocietyS" asked Capt. Osbon
last evening. IN his address to a mass meeting OF
seafarng men assembled TO consider tho Ship
ping act Of 1872. A chorus OF negative shouts
was he answer rapers v.,re produced showing
that the society received Ia one yesr $4,000 and
accounted for only tla0. Distributed among
sailors.
Mr.. James @. Ferris said that before com
mittes Hppointed to Investigate the Shipping
Commissioners departn ent fur the port OF New
York. Capt. Duncan aCknowiedged tie receipt
Of ABOVE t4O,yOJ; but c nfessod his inabiity 10
account FOR its d. ioursemeni, not dollar having
oeen paid by MN into the United states Treas
ury. as Il directed by the act unuor whcn he col
lect, his Ices.
After the reading % letters from tho Hon.
FernannO wood and Others, The meeting uuuni-
mOlsly prot esIed gainst the shipping act uass VI
in June, 1872, A. an Oppressive ana uncunstitu
ton Il aci, dud decla ed the Seameu's Friend
Society an imposition and fr.ud, whose aim Is
to Obt in contributions ostens Dly tor the relief
Of sailors Dut realty for the ~ oft OF Its oficers
The meeting aiso demanded a thorough and
iuparti i investigation Of the Snip. ing Commis-
sioners accounts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
VICTORIA's NEW TITLE.
Disraeii Telling tho House of Commons that
Coionists are Engiishmen.

LONDON, March Elm tho House OF Com M ons
tins evening Mr.. Dsrael moved the second reading OF
tho 1tles Bill which declares that the title OF
ervgn shall be "vctoriA by the grace OF God. OF the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland. Queen,
Defender OF the Filth, and Empress Of India" Mir,
Disrae refuted the objections that the title Of En
press was not English. and that the neg
lected. lie declared the cOlOnsts were Engsnmen.
Mr.. bamuelson, memOer from BanDurY, and ad.
vauced LiOeral atlacked the proposed change, and
moved an adjournment.
Mr.. 0Aa,tone argued that there existed important
States IN India which were not under English dOmiu.
lon Il The on should work political change 10 their
act Of temerty bordering on INSANITY lie urgtd the
claIms OF the colonies and concluded by announcing
q A. "e supported The motion to adjourn.
The Marquis Of Harrington sub.equenty advised Mr.
SAmuel-Ou 10 Withdraw the mOtiUn for adJOurumt H.,
but the Conservatives objected
Tut notion was mali rejected by vote OF 2si to
81 The bill then passed Its second reading,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE ny Tim
SUMS REPORTERS.

Starvation and Theft-The Harrowins sterv
that Prisoner Told. and what Assistans
District Attorney Rollins had to say.
James Hawkhurst, standing before Judge
Gdersleeve yesterday to be sentenced for grand lar
cenJ said in mitigation OF punishment that be out
Of employ ment and that his wife ana sir children
In Brooklyn were starving when h. committed the
ment that day, And having been put on from Tins
t. tune npnger and desire to provide for HIS suffering
Nniy had overcome his scrdpes Assistant District
Attorney Rollins said that while he would not opp
merciful sentence he felt II hs duty TO inform tho
Court that the p ioncr had alrcady had Judgment
sganst hn suspended IN the General sessions and that
Hawkhurst replied that an examination would prove
MI. Rolnss Information to be erroneous
JulEc Oildersl eve sentenced the prisoner TO two
feafb and six months In state prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
JEWELL'S VIRTUE.
The Discoveries that he Niade, aud Whnt ne
Told the Post Oince Committee.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-1he Postma astsr Gem
erai has niukcd the House Comm tee Post Of'ces
and Post Roads in regard TO straw bids. Under the
precnce Of being exceedingly vrtuous he went before
the committee TO explain that he had discovered a
The committee, instead Of informing MIN that II
not the law auylser OF he imnl tatioh dalied with
the bobtatl clam Yankee" who now appeals to the
Alto rney General, PerTepont, for his Instruction. IL
10 asked why the time Of The committee wasted IN
hearing his statement IL coun not change the law
undo the bad worS OF the dePSrtmeat and what good
was ucromp lshtd In permit ting enemy To invade
the amp except II was TO Obtain Information 10 heap
rim oppose their labors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
The New spnpish Minis,rv.

PANS. March 9-The French Ministry has been
dthauiycy constituted as follows;
NJ npfiurc, Nicc.President OF the Council and MINIS
ter of Justice
NJ. Il,ara. Minister OF the Interior
- Nadiington Minister Of Public Instruction snd
WursHp.
NJ. Chfstoplc, Minister OF Public WORKS.
NJ. Teissercnc dc Bort, Minister Of Agriculture aud
Comm rec.
Admiral Fuurichon. Minister Of the Marine.
N. L.ou say. Ninist Of Finance.
Gen. n" Oissry, Minister Of r.
Inc Due ID caxes Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Al the members Of the new Cabinet belong TO the
Lett Centre.
The Ministry will communicate with the Chamber.
t-mntr1w either hN written programme or through n
slte by NJ Dafaurc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
The Fate ofths rundina Bill In Doubt.

WAsHIS0roS, March 1t he doubtful whether
the wSys ana Means Committee will fNorably report
he Funding bl which has psssoL the senate allowing
the placing OF nyo hundred million Ct four and half
per cont bonds TO run thirty years The Republican
members OF the committee VIII have support OF Mr.
Wood ana to.nigh t IA thought that Mr. thapin ~ Az
vote with lhe Republicans Even should tins Dr ~,
the House, the hlli viii under The charge OF Nh Nor
rlsop who doCe not favor isrge amount beii 2
authorized. Tnrec hundred millions IN mis- opiIion
would he enough 10 stock the marKet before another
Congress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
The Democratic National Committee.

WAshiSGrOs, March o.-lhe National Resi-
dent Democratic Committee have completed tcir or.
ganiEatOn and established hea tquarers at .a24 +
street. the Eobiit House The committee is made
up as fUliows;
Senate W. Stevenson OF Kentucky W. ". vaton
OF Connecticut, H. q. DAVIS Of Nest Nirgaia, ". 4.
WHITE OF Maryland, J Is, Gord.n of Georgis.
House u representative Hester a. er Of Peln.
syivssia, C. Chap OF Mas sfachuset j. W. Throck.
mOrton OF 1eIas. c. +. Hooker " Ms.Is,lppi, \. 5.
Hewitt OF New YorE. W. NJ Roouins OF Ecrtl Carolina.
N. Sayler OF OHIO
Di,triet OF cslumbiA-w. Corcorsn james E. Har.
yey, Charles Mason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
BRISTO W WIITIyG.

Ranning Short OF Fractional CurTencv The
Do-Nothing Policy.
WASHINGTON, March o.-Suspension of work
In the Prning Bureau mas reduced the stock OF rae
tional currency very low. TIE Treasurer to-day re-
ported that he had but 100000 IN en.cent 1otos
h.eoo.0O In quarter, ana ti.ico,OOo IN nry-e nj
noies. Requlsuon- reduced onethird. aud BY the
nrst Of week the old currency viii have 10 be care
fully assorted aud the better porIIoa reissucd. fol
which every preparation has bccn maze. secret.J
Bris ow. though fully authorized sn even quir-d to
put GU tle SILVER refuses 10 Ee the res.Oasihil
y, alu ANaits Passage the ruIring
MIN - do IT, u viii Lc scverai wcsks propn
uly before tne OH do = b,co.ue law ana iu
The mean time the pc PIE will be pu to SERIOUS iH.
cnuNrulSncr quo surcr tl.s reissue OF the od
note. T., tt asurr Is sohcitnus, ~ he knows that
there wall be- l4efHN's every day c0uuilng and y
surtns thr od money, aad ths loss val nave ~ .be
made good By him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
The bIissi..,ppi Ie,,ic..

br. LOUIS, March 9-Capt James D. Eads re-
ports to the South Pass Jetty Company herethat re-
makabe deepening OF channel on the bar has been
produced since the l.h inst The old crest OF the bar
entirely gone, and the present Greet 10 at Station No
p3, or $500 feet from the shore the isttira
Fom 81 on 9S y tae 90. ends oi The cttle tbs drph
81 Hh.eI varies iLom ~ 70 kV Ieel Inc slope OF tho
tractors Hro pushing forward the work the head OF
the pass. and preparing to olOse Grand n yau. Tho
Florida $40 Havana Steamship Company are preparing
70 send ell thoif vessels throuRh the South PASA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
Painting. for the Cen,snpinI.

The commissioners sent by Great Britain,
Germany. Spain Belgium. and Japan to the In
terests OF their EXHIBITORS toe Centennh were en-
erained by the Saturday Evening Club In phiA
Saturday last. Col Sanford OF the English Commis
sion says that million dollars worth Of valu able pant.
bl ION which are insured TOT ilS5OOo sterling One OF
them cost tl37 900 Five tho property Of Queen
Victoria which Is Frlths celebrated painting Gf
the marriage OF the Prince Of Wales Lord Horthbrook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
Convicted of Deiraudina tho Government.

PITTSBURGH, March o-Samuel Thomp pson ot
Brownsville, Pa. who was indicted this city for 70
moving spirits from the dstillcry without paying thf
tax, vas this morning convicted the nrst q
The Indictment The pen lty Is three years morrison
mcnt and hne OF 5000 About t75 worth Of prou
cry hc.unging to Thompson been seized for yols
tion OF the revenue law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
a REAL REVIT1L.
The 'irert Work In NewburHh Enia rging
the Churches.

NkwBuR0H, N. Y. March e.-The Rev. L. II.
King. d. D., pastor OF st. Johns N. Y. Cnurch,
states that there have been. since widow Van Cott
commenced her rrviyals there, over seven hundred
members admitted to his church on probation. the
great majority being taken In profession OF fa
TINS numDer has never before ncen cQualled In tde
same len -h OF lime IN this city couuty and.
nev, d. IN no other pce Of equs ia the word. The
admissions on probation At Trlnny NJ E. Church du rug
the same time number l2j. The large numDer of
sdmssions al ST. Johns Church has nsde IL Absolutely
necessary to enlarge that edInce, anu eQutntlY
work will oe commenced at once. Revival mcetiEgs
std continue Snd conducted ~ leader Of tue
other pl aces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
The ntrikinR CrIapinn.

Thirty nine Crispins formerly In the employ Of
by Capt Sanders bench warrants granted by Judge
Cilderslcevo. accusing them OF conspiracy. They
10 be AiTaighod Ia the General Sessions todal, A.
lowenlha Of 2l6 sixth street Nhu was enpoied after
the stke, while on ms way hOne the other dHY, was
attacked Btrkcrs, ana his skull was cracked.
Officers escort the wOTamcn home every day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
Going for Den Hamilton Fi.b.

WASHINGTON, March e.-The Secretary OF State
is charged with treating the House Foreign Affairs Com
mlttee moet discouTteously. 1t csed for information
on the I'd Inst whether was true that sOnencx had
ceVed leave Of absence, and the letter answercd
sterday that Mr.. SthcncAe resignation ID &C.
cepted Knowing, AS even bouy DAD. this Ct N.
dav, the committee ts determined ~ learn what AT
Fish means by such insoVnre Untt SCnrnCk arriyel
the committee VIII not proceed With the inyesttg4t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

At meeting OF the New York Health Asso-
eaio " nsht' Prof Chandler in the char. DR.. lev.
erly Robinson read paper "Diphthera and the Ma
ture Of Diphtherc Poison In which he discussed tho
9ueeti1n whether the poison is Of parasitic nature
ne held that the disc IL inocushle ana
hn.eh strongly In favor OF bilsanic remedies for ia
Dr. D. Le"is snit rcad peper on the same subject.
IL was Dr. kusses opinion that thirty per cent of the
hudines m which dph heria has appeared are defect
I've IN drainage or sewerage Dr. Pcters expressed the
opinion. -N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

When the 2;30 train on the Connecticut River
Railroad left Springfield on Monday two gentlemen fall
ed 10 connect. Superintendent John Mullgan who was
standing on the platform. the sad disaster and tax
Ing pity on the belaed travellers tecgraphed TO hold
the IRAN ~ Holy okc TIN further orders, Then Jumped
on 10 the Iolyoke engine with the Ia CARDS rushed
them into Holyoke IN ten minutes didn't half try
distance ten miles. When the passengers reached tho
had run the ten miles on foot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 9-The War EKpendi-
ture Committee has summoned he President OF tue
Kentucky Central Railroad md the auditor TO appear
before the committee forthwith, and to bring with
them the books OF the company. which viii show what
disposition was made Of the amount the
Government Ia pay ment Of the claim settled by bel
knsp The PreSdent Of this road IL Geo H. PendeIO
and ne has responded that he will he here rrOW
with all the evidence to dlsprOVr the charges circu
lated Tho Sergeant has returned the suDpeaA
fOE Mrs. Marsh. lndOrsed A" Non ed."
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TRENTON, N. j., March Elm the Senate to-
day, Mr. silyerthornc. from Warren. question
OF privilege lie said that publication had been made
in ono Of the rew'papers charging him with wiring
niau stating that the kherns ull (rrfusing I ea)
could BE- defeated for $500 Tie denied the charge
demanded an inyesugation.
Gen Schultz offered resolution requesting the judi
cary Com niltee to investigate these charges with
power to send for persons anu papers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

The new transatlantic line, which It Is pro
posed to establish between New YORK and Galway isu
have capital OF half million pounds sterling In n1
hundred shares OF GlOO each. For start only fouI
ships are to be purchased ana only two trips q m0nl
are to be made. The chief hacker OF tho line INT
Midland Great Western Hallway Company. Tho nfsl
steamship will sail IN May from Galway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
The son. of Ola Hamilton.

At the reunion Of Hamilton College Alumni
In :Delmonicos last evening Gen. Joseph Il. HaNley
presided Speeches were delivered by =, G. Rrowr,
President OF the Co lege Prof. Edward North Prof
Ehsres Ehsres Avery, the Rev. Dr. Toms $. Hasuuga.
DwiHht IA. Omsteadi Dayii A. HOlOrdOs, end many
others anu fcers 0f the OcatOn were cd for
the ensuing year Theodore W. Dwight LII. d.. Pres
dent and Elihu Root Secrotary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10
Worship in Fashionable Trinity Chapel.

An elaborate and novel service is In prepara-
tion for Thursday evening Of Easter week in Trinity
Chapel Three choirs OF boys. with organ, harp.
ana grand orchestral accompaniment, will render
magnificent service. There will be triple anti phone
between tne chancel chOirs aud the chOrs In
the gallery. an echo OF CHI ru.es solos, and grand eli.
max IN tue "GOrias and other parts Nothing OF the
kind has ever occurred IN this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

LONDON. March 9.-The Pau Mdu Gdzette's
specia telegram from De rn that fresh difficulty
in the way of peace has arisen Turkey. The Chris
tan subjects OF the Sultan hitherto been exempt
from mtBry duty, aud they refuse to continue 10
pal the exc Dtion IaI aud offer instead 10 give their
military services. The Christians ! sti their acton
on the promise contained IN tne Sultaus qdd OF full
ana perfect equality with the Mohammedans. The
Sublime Porte refuses to acCCpt. the ground that
the OhrIkllans are not 70 BE- lrusied NJ hls army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

Last evening being the commencement OF the
Jewish Purlm festival. the synagogue at Rssex snt
Hester streets was sded. Suddenly crashing noise
was heard under the women's gallery As though the
umbers were givirg way ana rush was made for tha
doors end windows. but some cool men aud q police
orcer aay cd tho excitement and the service wal
tnued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-10

NORWICH, Marcn a aro Ia DanielsonVille,
Conn., al midnight DESTROYED tue freight depot OF the
Norwich and orceser Earold the passenger station
and block including the Post onice. the telegraph
ONCE, II. r. Tningha't Co.'s store, and meat mar.
ket Tue railroad ooinpAny lose only the fresht depot
aud ITS contents The biock containing the
sLson fid other onoOs and stores n the properly of
bylVAnu1 eleasoa.