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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
THE FORT SULLY LEADERSHIP.
FURTHER EVID

FURTHER EVIDENCE AGAINST c. W. BABcoCk.
San FRANCISCO, March 19.-Ihe Chon'c'e
to-day publishes Interview with the Rev l. ;. MAI
lock- formerly OF Leavcnwcrth, Kansas, In when MI
Kallock stated he knew payments OF money by Duee
A. Peck to c. W. BabcocI but declined 10 relate the cir
cumstances stating that he expected to be called before
the Congressional Committee, when lie "ond s'a'o al
fine facts I'm his pOssessIn He also admitted the exist
enc i'm Kansas OF certain papels That would he dahS
N made public, and mtma'ed thai one % then contained
rcctiou 10 Durfee send certain sums Of money 10 T.
~ B1lcock at the EXccuti We Mansion, Washington.
Those papers in the hands of wei known pphlcias
in Kansas Mr. Iock said their was no doubt among
those familiar wit affair. In Kansas that Dur &c q fccH
were Thoroughly bcl and ntiinaltd tey were SET ae
they refused 10 submit to further cNtortl H. MI
Kallock admitted he knew great deal W. cnlntcton
with the AFFAIR." of Duriee d Peck having been on lh'l-
mate terms " I'M the late Commodore DuGfee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
CROOKED WHISKY MOVEMENTS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS And THE WINE AND SPIRIT
TRADERS LAw-DisTRUsr IN JACOB REflMs tbs
TIMoNY--J d. WARD not YET INDICTED.
Icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSg.I
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Thcrc is a delega-
ton OF Eastern Wholesale quordeaers here In the interest
OF the law proposed by the Wine and Spirit Traders As
s,ciation There also Il good many Western distl
lprs here 10 oppose this law TIE latter claim tat The
law f. solely in the interest of the Eastern Dealers and
that IL will permit sell crooked whisky without
nisbment while the dstilers to be held to the
stric.est accountability.
The Illinois COngressmeD quite freely express The opin
ion that Jacob Rehn has testified 10 the payment OF
money 70 Government officials IN order to Justify tc
sessment which he himself made upon the dstllcrs for
purposes Of his own. Tie Treasury officials state to-
night that il very doubtful whether Rehm obtain
any immunity beyond that which the Court may choose
To give HIM They say positively that he cannot expect
inmnxy unles the statements of his confession
are fully confirmed There IA growing diSrst here In
KeuIn's testimony. A Republican Congressman says
that last FALL just before the meeting OF Congress- be
naked Gchm in the presence several witnesses whether
there wa, anything 10 tie whisky ring about CHI
cago Ar this Congressman did not wish IN any way
defend anybody who GIT be implicated In frauds,
Rehn tberenpon .aid tat there could be nothing In
these stories as he knew all these people saw them ev
cry DAY. and If there lad been anything crooked he
shonld have known on.
The Treasury Department has received no information
thar JlSuer d. ward his bc indicted az IS reported IN
the general pres dispatches. The lt@t Information at
the Treasury that Wards indictment Is un!cr advise
meni By the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
MALICIOUS ATTACK ON SENATOR RANSOM.
4 RUINED MERCHANTS SUICIDE.

George Lovett Of No. 1i2 Classon-ave,
Brookyn who wa- at one time wealthy flour merchant
in this city. and for short time detective nj folce
HEADQUARTERS In Brooklyn, committed suicide abont
A. M Yesterday In a cell In the First Prccnc, Station
house OF that city. After his failure IN business lie began
TO drink freely and became exceedingly de-rohdrht
Being a man OF good ability and promising to reform MS
habits Police Briggs OF Brooklyn secured
position for him the detective iorce but after being
there few days he returned 10 his former pracces ana
was nnay discharged from the force for int Aicatlon
and disohedence Of orders. From that time ho gave
himself up To liquor, and on Saturday morning
abused his wife shamcfuny that one OF
,he court officers ON warrant issued 10y Jus
tce Walsh, arrested him, aud he was locked
nm i'm the FIRST Precinct SthtiOnhouse IN BrOokly he
was at the time and placed IN cell Win
"A prisoner Henry Purdy, that he might sleep on the
effects of ms debaucn. His companion about a. NJ
Yesterday heard the report Of pistol shot when r
denly startled him frOn his sleep, and he ulHcONc,rl
Ioyett lying quiet upon tue hoor and revolver AZ ms
feet No, knowing in the confusion OF LIS surprise
whether he or his companion had been shot he seized he
veapou and shouted murder al the top OF MS voice"
the d0orman soon responded, and an examination
showed that Loyett had shot himself III the head. lie
HHaI g..N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH POLITICS.


NJ. Belmont, in assuming the Presidency of
the Left Center made speech approving the Ministerial
programme and fvoring the proposal for the immediate
abolition of the state Of SIEGE He concluded by saying
that the Left is conservative and in favor OF moderate
policy though 1t is essentially necessary that the Repub
lican party should preserve its unity.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day NJ. LION Gambetta
decided to represent Paris and NJ Lockoy the OF
AK NJ FOquet moved that the state OF siege In Paris,
Lyons, and Narcotics he Immediately raised Urgency
was voted by large majority NJ Leon Say the Minister
of Finance demanded a credit for 100000 francs for
the relief OF the sufferers by the recent innuudatons
PARIS March 10, 1876
The Seine continues to subside slowly
NJ Ferry on assuming the presidency o. the Moderate
Left said the Republican party must abandon extreme
ciatins and only ask for what II can obtain. Tho
country he said desires to have Republican function
aries. I am confident the Ministry will satisfy this
desire III 1t does the Left will be Lapp to support it,
The Senate has, by small majority, confirmed the
election OF the Bonaparst Senators IN the Department
Of the Gironde, although it shown hat he Prefe t
prosecuted the Republican candidate and threw the
weight OF his influence In favor OF the BOnapartists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

There would seem TO be little donbt, from the
figures given above. whose accuracy il admitted by
prominent opponents of Conklng, that the Syracuse
Convention will be in his hands. What he will do
with il even some of his best friends here do not
seem 10 know Ii il certain that resolution will be
brought in requesting the delegation to present
Senator Conllings name at Cincinnati, but whether
his friends will think il wise to attempt
to pledge the delegation absolutely in the
present state Of party feeling and require them to
vote as a unit thus making the delegation practi-
caly transferable. will be seen hereafter The gem
cral tone Of his friends here seems to be IN favor of
c0nciliatory policy. The same men who claim the
Convention for Conking admit the bopelessness of
his nomination. and there seems To be M much doubt
as ever rs 10 who is 10 come after Conklng' Blaine
or Bristow. Both have friends, but while the lat
ter ~ seldom mentioned. the former seems TO be
gathering strong silent support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
FUNERAL OF MRS. sCmURz.

The funeral of Mrs. Carl Schurz took place
ON Saturday afternoon AT the residence the services
were conducted by the Rev. o. b Frothingham. Ihey
were intended to be private and simple, and were at
tended only by near friends Of the family The body
was covered with flowers. which III great proiusion
had been sent from Washington as well as by
friends In NewYorh AreH4ne services the casket was
followed 70 woodlswn Cemetery by Tia family and few
fnd, II was there deposited the vault, but will be
inferred in the Spring In lot which the ex-senator
proposes to purchase in Woodlawn, unless In
the meaa time among the private papers Of
Mrs schurz or III Of her correspondence with mem
beers OF her family in Europe, should be found some en-
uression of "A wish that her remains might he taken 20
her home. In that case her wishes Will be sernp
Ions " followed,
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
PREPARATIONS FOR The Ell. LOUIS CONVENTION
From The -. louis Republican.

PREPARATIONS FOR TIE Ell. LOUIS CONVENTION
From The 81. Louis RspubiicGn.
Mr.. Clements of the Llndell has just closed
ornngcmeuts for accommodating delegates and their
friends 10 Democratic National Convention most OF
hom are expected the 2ih OF June three days
iefore lie rleeiipg OF the convention. The NewIOrk
delegation has secured - uarors and bedrooms FOR zoo
delegates. Their headquarters Will be in the ladies'
Grand p1rlor second hOOr or this delegation,
Augustus schrll chairman ~ the National Democratic
Committee has a parlor and three bedrooms. Lieut.
Dorsleimer cousin of Police Commissioner Dorshclner
of 81 Louis and the author OF the celebrated magazine
article analyZing the character OF Aaron Burr, has
parlOr and two bed rooms Mr. PeltOn nephew OF Gov.
Tildcn has n paror and two bedrooms. The Pennsyl-
yanla delegation, numbering l2J will have paror IL on
same floor headquarters. ONO, with 90 decgates,
will Lave parlor same floor, while MI Green OF
Columbus probably IN the interest OF Thurman, has en-
gcrd "A pIrlnr and four bedrooms The Illinois deega-
ton Numbering 80, have engaged parior 20 also on
second floor headquarters. Iowa has engaged Tor
10 delegates but have not selected their paIor Tor mead
quarters ArranSem nts have been made al the ABOVE
hotel for I 900 people.
Perry Smith OF Chicago In the interest OF Davis mas
also engaged parlor and four bedrooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
THE DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

lis DELEGATES UNINsTRUCrED-23 INSTRUCTED TO
VOTE FOR AN USPLEDGED DELEGATION 10 GIN
CINNATI-97 PLEDGED TO sFSAroR CoNKIiNG.
The delegates thus far elected to the Repub-
can State Convention outside OF New-fork AMI Kings
Counties are named below or 2i3 delegates only ~ are
instructed to vote for delegation to Cincinnati pledged
to the nomination Of Senator Roscoe Conkling for Presi
dent included In this the 90 decgae- elected
on Friday la the Assembly Districts OF this city. The
Broome County Convention favored the nomination OF
Senator Conkng, hut did not struct It's five delegates
Ia vote for pledged dele CATION or tie remaining III
delegates - instructed TO vote for an unpedged dele
CATION and liz 40 to the Convention without IN
,tructions Beside the delegates instructed to support
Senator Conkling number of those unnstructed are
claimed by his hlcnds
albany cousrY-Ist. David con'e' r. sehoonm'ker anu
Bnoomr~shcrInan d. Phelps, George J. Rsl John A. EN-
mons, charles VI: Hathaway, and George '" stod""u-o
CMarrtIQUAeist. walter f. Sessions, W. 3 Gleason aud
,op and n%S % ion ISnes7 rag 10 senator cnmg
C,INros. Daniel cady, Nm. T. Mooerd channcey TURNER
coRTLssp-j 6 Carmichael, channGsy W. BrsoO and j.
DElH~saEI. Warren g Wills WI Lewis, and Boi Iva
Raicker; lid. +. Jacobs, IT, H. f. Mcintosh. ana "m
DTTGaf-s~IId Thomas " Jsycos VIM yandewser John
EsEX~F " Tobey, Joseph Titus, and Orlando Kellogg
fa, Sis.s.u s. Dci@son H. Parmelee and Il
Ses In q 81 81 aH hrrsns Demon
Decker Ya1ney and Daniel stewart Instructed ior
GifiSEN T. Beici n. H. Greene, and J. f. Jol'bury-
z. UHllet gei. 80 No. ,un..,or
and George Rabbit Id IL. h. middleton W. w Enot ~
1;ooia ana w. SOats. In favor OF an unpedsed dee
sli ion u Cincinnati. . -, ,,,.,,t..,., .,a
Joln W Iippett-3. Cnnstructi. -, NJ
SIC Donnt D. Frothnghsm Fish, Webster
Wagner, aud WIN. Carh-l. M, -- d, g.. ,
NIAGAeA.-st. Geo. Il. Keep Jason Collier ana Seeca "
Fooet i'd A. a. t0rtrr VIM Morgan, ami ~ d. f"ase-o'
p,o.g a 10 "A Cohkiug delegation - Cincinnati o.,
OSTmA-Ift. \ IS. Johnson, w H. watson - II. beoOe,
and x, a. saith lid Richard III. MoIeiouse Arihnr r.
UroNn. ami Daniel W. Barton; I1ld j. Evans william
Wheeler Costello; lNth. VIM Lewis u ~ crane
anJ DeWt G. Parcels. Pledged to Senator lonk mug
CyONphG,-I.t j r.. Wells, v. stanton oer, ~ NJ Whlte,
e,I 4 n, Waite; Ild Peter BlrnO w. W. le gg, James
Henderson and Charles VI. Warner 1IId Hiram Eaton
As,I r. Wilcox Jared c. Williams, aud ord fope-l2. Un'
insii uCtsI m OH ror.
uIah Drew, ant Thomas Mnspaugh-i. lnpedg'd: -, -
uSwgco-IIld ". ID. Smith, ID. q. BraglOn, ana W. u
MniCr.-3. . 49,. ,Ionr, " Eastman nm,
William j. louugs; Id Eh"su 7'"""'' - 'N'
sneiekor sad william Bflige.-o. =. Sd 49,, NH
sg,ER-Ist. u. Sc mour Scott. Martin Payne Ny
INN ar and samuel Poster; pledged to senator COnklin
I'D v Dean l,icnInoni, E Perry and John O. PusheH
scugSTC ,pYJohn Il. Clute. y. q. Hsmin, anu walter
Bra 1hA1-J. ,,..... 80, oxarn.r
HyneF-i. 60. =, ,,.ci.u.n .ra = ..,.v
Wood sorth-3. InstIseed fVf AL ahp'snsea a'es""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
cprMEs AND cAsuALrlgs-RY TELEGRAPH

ST. Lorls, Mo-, Marsh tD.-ihe ticket Offices OF o,
Letter. rtltf by ti9 potce louN
80 al re =, and otner properly pertaining "a the lottery
hisjn.s, ~, re- taAen by the pouto - h 1dlusrt.rs
Tn xrDT. ". j., March 10.-irsterday boy
.rd AIR nam Carr son. 10 of while cleailn9
armand ra III q machine at ilsnIs Nooonml was eaagl
il 4 q betting crot violently up 20 Ia" c,lns ana lhsahy
ked. -,
O4wrGo n. Y, March i0.-Wm. +. Holmes OF th ns
am ~ ~ r. Holmes CO., general insiiAnce hE,hlr"
ir J,ut deaf IN ths f1e dsyOt hire at a. H. i
dgy VI 10 waiting for $50 Train Nes lie was a''i "
Years OI sgA
Nuu.rKrg March ,9-As "A freight train on the
NorlWes tr iiar,Aiss moving no u tis ave az,
tr al work on Lake o q which supioitei 'e M
80 no engine lao lake. ihr erg htt ndheu
IeIfy ana the .irenan, nAInel Ign IL, we're .iiled
IND,,N.PoIis, March lo.--Tni'ed States harshal
Ion ohnson Of York IN city to-day having
in his rrglody II nTy A. hammond whom he arIcsd near
cLy hi INDIANA yr alleged murder " Peer Ienh AZ
isi H. lgnn IN Winter 1873 The prisoner ned ,hat
committing the llure, nhd Tor the past tN
mos has been at the pace Wnere the aiost"
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
CURRENT TOPICS Ar THE CAPITAL.
MEruOUs USED ~ sPENCER's ELECTION.
WAsuiNGrON, March 80, so.


The Senate Committee ON Privileges ana
rertons saturday afternoon continued ITS investigation
NJ e charge, concerning Senator Spenccr's election by
The Alabama Legislature Robert Barber CLERK oi the
House of DcIe-ars the socaed CUunhouse Le5i,-
a. testified that the night before Mr. spenoers cce-
tom witness kept guard tSo colored Republican
members named Carson aud Mar who. 1t was I'ared,
vey aisefcrted aud not unlikely 10 20 over to the s0-
called Capitol tDeocradc Legislature" ana brea@ the
ouorum at the Courthouse He stdd at Their board ne
house all night aud IN the morning took them TO spei-
GERS room at hotel, where, In Sencers presence nc
told them that Spencer had made up his NINA 10 give
THEM An oic. Mr. sp.ncer said he could not MAKE "a
direct promise bnt there route agency vacant ON
the western ailroad. and they should tie provided or
They subsequently went 10 the Courthouse and voted
for Gen Spencer but they had been Instructed 10 DO ms
by the conventions which nominated them witness hsd
unaerstood that they been offered 81 800 To ab ndo
the Courthouse Legislature and 60 to the capitol
Tue witness was asked II Mr. Spencer give hiih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
TIE MEXICAN DISTURBANCES.

GALVESTON, March I9.-A speclaI tcIegram
from Brownsville to The Nstcs says:
The night before last Col Christie left Maamoros in
search the reyoutionsts He found them nearer than
he expected three miles from the city brisk Skin ss
ensued ia which Col Christie had three men wounded,
and finding he was in bad place withdrew at once
Distortions Of Government troops OF daily occur
renee. 1t is reported that nine soldiers ON picket
guard left two nights since Thereyouonsts under Ge
Gonzales and Pena are MatamOr0s their pickles
sight OF the CITY, II Is reported that Of them
went INTO the town and bought PROVISIONS The peoplo
favor Diaz Gen IehaTra is trying 10 organize M
tiOna guard He had 40 quarters several days.
and Is AFRAID 10 arm them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
INTOS CLUB ELECTION.

The annual election of the Lotos Club took
mace Mt the Clubhouse saturday evening The late
First Vice President Mr. John Broughain, was elected
President In place 81 Mr.. Nhelaw Reid, VINO
mad declined 10 take the office for the MIN
year A sharp opposition was developed to The
rest ~ the tcact, and Messrs Isaac III. Bromley
.rd Noah Brooke came within n few votes OF
tng cip sen respectively FIRST and Seconi Nce-fIcsi-
d.n Tua ticket "a. elected Is follows: First Vice
A. e,I,nt +. A. Sc van; K 'cond Vice President Geo H.
ftory DIectocs, Joan itlderkin El"ard Moran ID
N,yas T. II arg Mason william H. Webb, John A Foley,
G. t. H. tlon,s, Jvnu Carroll H. n Alden, and Montague
4, Marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
GORDON'S EXPLORATIONS.

IDNUUN,
Letters from Gordon to Dec. 80, 1879, have
been received lie that he has subdued tho
hostile tribe which destroyed Lnants party After this
he proceeded by land TO Du found that the Fota Rap
Id. were not navgable aud made deour on the left
hank OF the Victoria Nile with the object Of reaching
Maglgo ON the Albert Nyanza, whence ne intended 10
return down the Mic TO Dnii II is expected that no
Will complete the explorations 10 July or August after
which he Will return 10 England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BOSTON, March l0.-The entire proceeds of the
sale material Of the deiunct Day Ass yesterday were
5000.
CHICAGO, March l9.-Messrs. Kelley " kerwih
pleaded guy yesterday To minor count III the
inlcim MS against The other counts were passed.
PoRr ROYAL s. c., March 19.-About 800 West
arm arrived evening from Augusta
they LEFT by the Gen Sedgwck Tor savannah soon
after their arrival.
NrNpurs Tenn. March I0.-The Ayp,ars Jackson
Miss special dispatch Gov Ames VIII make no appoint
nsnt 10 a vacancy created ny the OF iIou
cnv Davis appoint ment would have raised cohcrl
eg questions and caused trouble The Governors oounse
aiSIsel him not 70 appoint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
4 STRUCK JURY IN THE CANAL SUITS.
AN ORDER GRANTED ny JUDGE wEsTBRooK-RE-
covERY ALMOST CERTAIN IN THE S32S,OOO
Iay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

CASE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUSE.i
ALBANY, March 19.--AttOney- General Far
child obtained an order before Judge Westbrook sitting
at Kingston yesterday. for struck jury in two OF the
canal suits The selection OF such jury with the trial OF
the two eases will begin week from tomorrow, The
only opposition the application for such jury came
from the attorneys Of Dcnison Beiden, the Lords and
Others who are joint defendants with them in at least
one of these suits
Not appearing argue the question, recovery Ia one
OF the cases seems certain wa begun in 1872 by At
Barlow and IL or0uget to recover moneys
amounting at least S32s0 lost to the state by the
conspiracy In stanwx Hall III 1867, by which the con
tractors agreed sell the different contracts which
the Canal Board about to award, AT
auction. One OF them was Tor dredging
the Albany Basin and keeping In repair Section OF the
Erie Canal The dredging in the former case was let al
10 cents n yard-an cxorbitant rate-upon which the
claim for damages partly rests In the ease, W. Z. T.
stevens H. ID. DcuisOn James A. Beldcn' llOhds 'hc,
George ID. Lord, William Mudgett, Le"ls seeBc' ana
Gilbert Patterson sppear as defendants 49,, $3.50.
The other case for the trial OF which Struck jury mas
been obtained is that depending on the OyermeasuIe
mrnt and fraud the construction OF the Fort Schuyer
opJ Lower Mohawk Aqueduct by Denison ana tue Two
eldcns IN which State has sued I" recover SoVoVoJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
KING ALFONS0S RETURN.
LONDON, Saturday, Msrch 49, 1874
The 1imes specjal dispatch from CadiZ says:

King Afonsos entry into Madrid will be made Monday
morning There will be three days of public festivities
at the capital. The King will enter at the head OF
% 900 re DcDl VIII sung at the Cathed ra
and triumphal will he presented 10 his Majesty
In the afternoon dinner will be given to the soldisTs
followed by fireworks, iumnnations bul-hsbts and
the distribution OF medals and crosses 10 the wounded
Masses will be said for those killed in the war.
The Chamber of Deputies has adopted the address 10
reply the speech im The throne after an anncaoe
debate. The vote was 276 against 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
srEueEN URGES AN uNpLEDGED DELEGATION.

NUKNTNJt n. J ., NIfItH I1'--4i' IIr' INVV"U1'
can Convention OF the Id Assembly District OF Stcuben
County, held Addison yesterday, the ollowmgnamed
delegates to the State Convention chosen John ~
Iungerford, Rodney Dennis, AlcN A. van Orsiaie'
Charles H. Thomson and +. d. Sherwood. The following
resolution adopted:
Eolrg Tint the delegates who represent .he If Assem-
Of Seuben County In the state Convention 10 DC
held syracuse the 22d INST for the purpose OF cecing ele
represent the state 81 NeWGurk IN me hepDhcah
Convention requested 10 their utmost s'
d yor, 10 urocnT9 the election delegation wholly m
pledged ami unnsructcd the interest Of particular can
Date for the Office OF President Or Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
.ition Winch Mn. Combine chooses to adyanco:

uThis gives Mr. Conkling already lSi votes ont of
the 1913 composing the Convention. The only county
in this list about which there can be any doubt is
Onondaga, whose delegates have not been in
structcd but are considered safe for Conklng. The
following list is Of counties where elections have not
been had nut which are claimed and conceded, like
those given above n, sure for Conklnq:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
RaILHiY INTERESTS.
rprreHT RATES FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March l9.--Under the new freight
tariff which takes ccc, on Monday. malt beef or pork.
In barrels or cases green hides. fertilizers, hoos and
horns pig IRON nails stove pipe PIG Lead zinc, aud spe'
ter IN slabs or cakes and other ores cement earth
nnnt slaves and lumber, VIII he forwarded from
ic,go 70 NcwYork .or 40 cents per hundred weight;
a. BOSTON ~ cents and TO Philadelphia 80 coIts The
rates on aour per barrel are twice tuese amounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
ABB. CORNELL TO SENATOR coSKLGNo.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Scnntor Conkling
has received a telegram from A. b. Cornell Chairman OF
tic NoxYork Republican State Central Committee, say
ing:
Every Assembly District in tho city OF NewYoik has
deepates favor ~ nomination Tor president
This ~ the Republicans Of New 0rk 10 the I'M
pudant declarations OF the Union League LAD Ihe uele
balance OF the state almost un1nmOds oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY OVERTHROW


The Ministry has resigned. The King has
lntrusted TO SipOr Depret OF the Lett the task OF
forming Cabinet. The resignation OF the Ministry II
owing TO The having resolved TO overthrow il tho
sris tax which was discussed yesterday. signOr Min
ghctti, the Munster OF Finance having moved ad-
lnnent of the debate his motion rejected by 24Z
votes against 81 This defeat mpeled the Ministry %
On