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rnury ADAMs-This favorite actor
1, aonaar at Angeles Hall, on Friday,
.nsrv 4th. in Mile Margueritte's SPLEEN
Decentralization of Tennyson's Enoch Ar
Mr.. Adams will be supported by Mr..
II Csuldock. the famous character, and
slecfed dramatic company, under the
Engagement Of MT IiehIy z AooeV' d
btleman OF large experience Win hrst-
combinations. During the season Mr..
/ boz will also manage "LOtta," John T..
rIopd and Mr. ID. Z. Bowers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S25 REWARD!

STOLEN FROM THE UNDERSIGNED. ON
- the night Of the 1th instant O.yE BAY
HORSE, about II han Is high, : or s years old;
has rather a long head, with n white spot in
the forehead, and heavy name aud tail, with
one white hind foot. The above reward will
be given for any information leading 10 his
recovery. ID. MILLOY,
Jaynesville, Simp son Co., Miss
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|. Ii has never heen the practice to em-
body in the eapidSss and the bond deScrip-
ton OF the OfienSe with the particularly
r Y1ired in indictments. 1t i sufficient. II
u appears with reasonable certainty, that
the cGpidS and bond are parts OF the pro-
ceedIngs under the indie mont. -lairnlel
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ED.

HAthis residence in Terry, on the evening
the 14th inst. join w. BURNET, prom
ent and greatly respected citizen OF Kinds
.hnty, for quite fifty years. Thus it is
sRt death is celebrating the old land
|hrks. Doubtless some appreciative iF end
all do Justice to his memory in a more
Etended notice.
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r-.-p- EYRIcH & Co., booksellers
--...nar- have card in another col
- which attention is invited.
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Mississippi Central Railroad Conn
Damy VS.. A. II. Mason.

At the October TerA, 1879 this case was
decided against the plaintiff in error, the
Chief Justice delivering the opinion Of the
Court. A re-argument was granted and
the case was re-arguad. At the present
term, the Court adhered to its former opin
ion and affirmed the Judgment of the Cir
] cult Court.
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poupBAcHER's RESTAURANT and
inc apartments are conveniently To-
E. COR regular or transient guests. Fare
4, -. and rooms neat and com Portable.
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b. w. B. HINES, the Presiding
- the Jackson District, will preach
Methodist Church tonight.
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Rrxr.-Messrs. Spengler q Son
1 desirable and conveniently located
90 for rent. See advertisement.
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r. LADIES of the Presbyterian
[-lhofthis city, have ordered from Phile-
-, elegant sixteen-light chandelier.
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rpr FESTIVAL by the ladies of the
r,i.t church, last week, was financial
=. several hundred dollars We're re-
n coward the erection of a parsonage.
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,.,e MEN are wanted to learn the
- ,,.iness. See advertisement.
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In the following cases there We're nc
written opinions:
Mason vs.. Harvey.
Order of dismissal set aside
ImbbS vs.. the state.
Reversed, and Uentre de moro.
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II. AZ H. Green W.. Miss. Cen. n. H
Company.

This case followed the decision of Shackle
ford ". same defendant. Reversed and Re
nldRded.
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MUNICIPAL.
rOeeedinGs OF the Board of Way
or and Aldermen.
MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. 7, 1876.

MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. 7, 1876.
AT the regular meeting of the Board OF
AAayor and Aldermen, of the city of Jackson,
DID at the Mayors Office Jan. 9Th, 1876
Present, his Honor, Mayor McGill; Al
rmen, Iowd. Williams. Spengier. kava-
Rugh, Anderson and Ward.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
Pproyed.
The commissions of the Aldermen-elect
ere presented and the members were
Eorn in by his Honor, Mayor McGill.
NJ. Fay. City Marshal-elect, presented his
M which was accepted. aud the oath OF
Fhce was administered to him.
Col. }. 5. Hamilton was reelected City
s Jerk by reclamation.
Gee. II. Clint Was reelected City Collector
III acclamatiOn.
r. L.Saunder& and s. G. Burnh2m were
Eliminated for City Treasurer. a ballot be-
hg then taken resulted as follows: Saun-
frs votes Burnham, vote.
r. II RebeF, Horace Barr and Nep lem
IL we're put in nomination for Assessor
IFS following IS the result of the ballot
4e6er ! Barr 2; Temple. l.
MI. kebeF having received majority OF
- The votes east, was declared duly elected.
Drs. Harrington, Craft and Johnston were
|Aea put III nomination for City Physician.
Ald DR. Craft elected on the second ballot.
hr. Spenger moved that one Sexton for
y. Carried.
Philip Mcclure and Pat Clarke were NOM
.aated tor white Sexton, and Turner Patter-
eh and Toney Barnes for cOlored SECTION.
ne ballot resulted in the election of Pat
- Ii} ulFe and Toney Barnes.
The following compose the Standing
committees OF the Board:
fNAEcE-Lowd, Chairman; Ward and
pengler
PUaLIc BEuDINGs -Fayauaugh, Chair
pan; Williams and Anderson.
II NUIsANCE-W ard, Chairman Lowd aud
anderson
Propositions AND GRIEvANCFs-Lowd
Rpengier and kavanangh.
oLAIMS-Spengler, kavanaugh and VIII
lams.
srREErs.-SpengIer, Williams, and Ander-
sAFErY.-Wllliams. Anderson and Kav-
#naugh.
IL + fi.gPEg.s,-Kavanaugh, Anderson and
foLIcE.-Ward, Kavanaugh and SPen-
Anaugh.
Standardization, Lewd and Will
laTS.
HEALTH.-Anderson, Ward and Lowd.
hkrAu LIQUOR LICENSE.-Lowd, Ander-
On and Ward.
The following claims were allowed.
:: Y. Ryan, School 1925. Mrs. Williams
On motion of Alderman Williams the
JOHN McGILL,
y, S. HAMLToS, Mayor
elty Clerk
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT v..r, ,r
4 without Board. Terms reasonable. nI
Mrs. FHANKLIN.s
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WANTED.

NOUNG MEN 10 learn and engage in TEL
L EGRAPH OPERATING. Address
PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
l5l Main Street. Memphis Tenn.
Jan. IS-wlta
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Lost

A 7 the Edwards House. pst MIGHT ia rr.
"a GOLD WRITING PEN n f.arI rr....
i,'urh we SAmc 70 ,uis oth ca. on r9 lhc CInrL
az me u'''' ami tAc FINDER viii Dee rewarded
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The Maintenance of Health.
.a Inc maintenance of health is often more
klIlcult than its recovery. Initiated condl-
eohs OF the atmosphere, unhealthy occupa-
Eons, extremes of heat or cold, and con-
tant exposure to rough weather, are all so
aany provocations of disease. There is hut
ne sure way of effeetually guarding the
stem when thus subjected to influences
&reladicial to health, and that is to establish
~ ludiclols tonic and Alternative ,medica-
ION yig6r of the body and regularity Of its
AAnctions. The properties of An invigorant
- corrective are happily combined in
Hlostetter's Stomach Bitters, which, at the
ahe Time that it infuses unwonted vitality
&c the system, overcomes all tendency Of
~ stomach, liver, bowels and urinary or
sans to deviate from regularity in the dis
large OF functions upon which the welfare
j 1ne entire physical Organization IS depen-
eiC. Health cannot be more effectualIy
arlatalned than by using the bitters.
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advertisement Of bay horse sto
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Mr.. Featherston called the attention of
the House to the fact that the hour, IL
O'Clock, had arrived for the election OF
United States Senator, anu moved 70 go into
the election : carried
Mr.. MuIdrOw nominated L. Q. c. Lamar
of Lafayette,
, 1876-03-20

guard left two nights since. Tho rcyolu-
tioniats, under Con. Gonzales and Con. Per.,
sight Of tho city. 1tif reported that somo Of
The people sAvor Diaz, 0on. LabhrrA IL trvlux
to organize National Guard. Io has had forty
mon Ia qusrterS several days, and n afraid to
arm them. Tloy arc
C1AMonINd roR THEIR PAY,
and feo1 iisRusted, Government troops are not
permitted to le&ye thor quarters except Oh duty.
Spies report to Cen. LaearrA tho name nam
Tho revolution Inns interrupted buaineBs-
A great number Of IsossoB and cattle llaTo
boot orossed to this side, mud owuorB ttiod to
gtvo bond for thoir return to Moxico, but Dopu-
" Collector Davis declined letting them pay
duties, aud aatd they Ahould take tho aninlals
back to Mexico whenever they elIose. Con.
Diaz has sont an ordor TO Con. ORD concerning
rouolntioniats. Ho says 1t Ia proper, and he will
oudeavor not to violate any OF 'ts provisions.
Col. Potter is slere to prevent any infringement
Of tho neutrality laws. TotoRrnphio oonlmuni-
cation tetwnon Matsmoras and tho City Of Nox-
leo las boon interrupted. but arrangements have
boon made 10 aend mcsaa9os BY mail ovor tue
gRp.
, 1876-03-20

Cl,artns Francis Adama tieriomIoasa, tn ons a
hs rec: Mt efforts, "Btd Manners" With osptfal
1ottrrn). The recent conference Of Chitiess and
lroughson, tho Qrcat Nus.osn chsofs, with the
municipal authorities at London, IL hn excellent
caso In point.
Whethor tho movement referred to will bsas
fruit At this acsston of Parliament is doubtful
ius think It !ery likely that Tho day Is not tn
OF Railroad Commissioners" equally With ths
mother country and many Of tho Americas
PROTECTION VERSUS FREE TRADE.
The discussions that haeo taken place durspa
the lset fortngh in parau,ont on tho subjeoi
of protection to Canadian industrial ensesprtsea
has rosusted In favor Of Mnekenzto's 0oyetn-
mons n M seksnzte * "a an od
Ihoy arc followers Of tho English Liberal party,
and have drawn their chief inspLratton from
o!adstonot Mil. Love. and bright. Ono Of tha
party is sfr. A. 4. Dymond, Who was formerly
chief editor Of tho London Morning Star, that
most radical OF Eng'lsh sheets. 1Ie is now
mcmber OF tho editorial stan Of the Toronto
10 % she present @ Pasjsmcnt. % taat yote ] was hsa
on the subject on Al amendment proposed BY
Mr.. Workman, tho representative from Mon
troA1 City, and tho Government secured vote
OF 110 against a By tho Opposition. Ths do
Ia plainly due to ovor-producslon.
Tho ministry set Sumo Of the members Of
their Statistical corps gathering data showing
tho actual atnouns Of American goods which,
moro sont 10 this g slaughter MARKET" The ro-
sults haya been destructive Of much Of tho
bunco1nbe Tint hAa bacn circulating. Bo long
ago as 1871, Canada manufactured "a, ,G86, 99a
worth Of agricultural implements. Lust year
| It only imported Implements valued At @109,0t1-
| During 1871 there was manufactured hero boots
and shoea 10 tho vk1uo Of 818,i3o 1853. Last
year tho imports Of boots and Btoea only roach.
| Cd to triilo ovor s200, ,00U. Furniture was
manufactured In 1871, to tho vatno Of $780,
| o78. Last year tho value OF imports Of furni-
| ture did rot osceod 1850, 200. And 40 On through
| nu almost endlesa row Of figures.
| CANADIAN FINANCES"
would like to add, a. an hI}depdum to my
last letter on tho enbJocs Of "Canadtxu FL
nances,' ono or two fscts which then escaped
mo. I bud intended to send D record Of tho
| monthly Govotnuont balances during tho last
| fiscal year. BIT, Cartwright, ths Financs Minis
ter, gives them to me - follows: In 1874
| July, e0,G59, 900; Auguot f7,N30, GOO; 8eptem-
Dor. $Y, ,8a4U00; October, s9,983. COO; Novom-
/ Der. s9,G99, 600; Decembor, eli, All, 900. In
| 1875 thoy wero January, ell .5o5, COO; Febru-
R1y, &C. .900, QUO; March. a9.06G, coo; April 49,.
78i, 600; May, 20. 5G5. 600; J1lne, Sc, 7O0, 600.
| AZ an offBot to tho questionable dealings OF
| the present Administration with Senator H1np-
Rou. oB President OF the OntarIo Bank, 1t IL but
| fair 10 mention tho extraordinary fact that the
| Finance Mlnister Of the preceding Government,
Sir Francis Hinc1tA placed 9700. 000 Of the Gov
| csnnont funis In tho Montreal District and
Savings 1lank as non.intorost pairing depoot.
And tho san1c S;r Francis Hincks waa tho Prog
| don't thereofI CANApENs1s.
, 1876-03-20
TURKEY.
Ht.N II.

LONDON, March 20.-A Vienna Dispatch states
that L1ubobrAttch will DO informed Al Linz.
THE TALK IN HERZEGOVINA.
A V,ennA dispatch to tho Ttmes ANNOUNCES
that Mukhstar Iaeha has consented to twelve
days' armlstIoo to render a meeting between
Baron 1lodich and tho insurgont leaders pos.
sible. Tho only question At issue Ia
tho provisioning OF Nlcsic. Tho Prince Of Mon
tanoHro has offered to provision Eicsto during
tho armist!oo, and again declared his readiness
to cooperate in bringing about peace.
FIJI settlement. Tho correspondent OF
tho Times telogsaphB from Risana,
Dalmatia, TINT lio hxs authentic In.
fosmatfon1 that bfukhtar pAahh asked for
twolso days Artn!stice And that the insurgent
Chiofs have refused 1t.
sEnvIA.
Tho Russian Telegraphlo Agency represents
thut tho tonRop OF relationa between tie porto
and servia Ia incroaaing, and e7erythlng now de-
ponds on tho result Of tho negotiations progrosa-
Ing Ia Herzegovina.
, 1876-03-20
CUBA.
FINANCES OF THE lBLANp.

HAVANA, March 11-The Captain General
has issued a docroo regarding fiu.nces, which is
published by the Gaceta. It abollshes tho IL
aad 10 per cont taxes and tho tax OF e24 On
slaves. In lieu thereof 1t Imposes direct taxa
lion Of ESQ, 900 on the whole island, Of
which Havana ls to pay el2, 100000 Tho cntito
expenses Of tue island arc estimated at $32, ,000,-
000 gold per annutn, Of which $ig 0OD 01U ID pro-
videl for by tho tccolpts from customs aud
sources other thap ditect taxation. Tnla tOayea
tioual taxation. In order to solieva the Treasury
Of tho island from tue ioasins debt, rccog-
uizcd 70 JAn. !, 1876, the Government will iss,lo
per cent bonds to tho amount Of $3.50, 400, 600.
Whouuyor certIlcates OF indebtedness arc pre-
sented those bouds will bo gwen thorefor, Tho
snlouut ut bonds remaining Aftor tho payment
OF ill debts IL to be used to .ot,ru tho notoa OF
tue Spanish llank. Tho uoyeramsut will aattle
III accounts with tue s.anlsa Bang At tAe carlleat
, 1876-03-20
CRIME.

FOUL SUSPICION WIPED OUT.
Special Ltspateh to The Chicago tribune.
1SD1ASAroLls, Ind, March 19.-Tho body Of
jasper Warrnan, who was drowned On Friday
last, was found 1ast evening. It had drifted 4
fcw yards down and sunk in tho eddies formed
by tho forks. Tho eyeB wero closod, but tho
general appearance was natural. His clothes
woro found In exactly tho condition they
wero ut tho tin,o the fatal acc,dont occurred In
his pockets were $3.50 In monoy. and the watch
aud chain wcrc intact ThB dtscovory at once
rolIevoa tho boy Btanbro OF all unjust suapi-
clonR, and hD was promptly releasod. Il WAS
rathor premature to impriaon him At all under
tho circumstances.
, 1876-03-20

LONDON, March 20.-A dispatch from Berlin
ea7s Gen. Mo!tke will 90 to Italy In the spring,
on account Of his honlth.
Tho Berlin correspondent o: tho Port says
Con. Mollko Is suffering from influenza.
FLEEfN1 CuUACuMAN.
Tho gatne correspondent telegrapha that tho
Bishop OF rAdorborn fhna suddenly aud secretly
quilted Holland. 1t is believed tho cause Of tho
flight Ia that Prussia demanded bis o1sradition
or expulsion. It ia reported ho hts gono to
ENGLAND.
, 1876-03-20
CASUALTIES,

PLuCkY BABY.
6pt"tal Diapafea to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DEs MolNEs, Ia, March 1o.-Lsst Thursday .
child yehr6 old Of Hiram doaneI, at Now
Sharon. fell into woll "a feet docp. in which
was pump. The water was 15 feet deep. The
mother of tho babe hoArtng ts cries, went to its
soseae. when she found 1t lying on its back
holding fast 10 tho pump. She lowerod
rope to II, but tho little fellow
would not touch II, and loainR his grasp Of tho
pump, sunk into tho winter. Tho father, who
WAS quarter OF mile away, heard tho sofoanH
OF hls wife, ran to the scene, and. ns ho cAmc
aad again graspod tho pump, which he hold fast
70 until hts fsther descended and rescued
him,
, 1876-03-20
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.

Spttia! Dispateh To Tho Chteaoo Tribune.
DLooAMoroS, ILL.,, March l9.-The prevalence
OF mud in city and country Is depressing all
kinds OF business iu Bloomington, End Is really
remarkable. No such afifction Of impassablo
roads haA over been recorded IN Central Illinois,
Communication viii, the country Is absolutely
and completely suspended, except by rail.
Horses with 1ilcra miro oven In our streets.
Funerals havo 10 be conducted on foot. Coal il
delivered In baskots aud sacks, and In tho coun.
try fuol Ia unpeasantty scarce. Tho city is al'
most dcstitutoo Of country produee. Farmers ara
getting uneasy, IA tho season for work is upon
thom aud no chance for beginning appea1B.
, 1876-03-20

H& Wfltc63 ... ....
oonslds,ate o1clseent has bcen csuaed By The d.
osYery that bs Of exchange To tho amount Of ?oo.-
ooo avo been negotiated under he pretente .t ~.
ns G ;I y 81 .s !, r. y. n's.
1s .s e ~:9 s Vi. i. L .nss fspa f.
lara At pologns Tho fact Of tAe hllls bsin9 tn The
nsstes hayina come 70 ihs f9oHiedss q TIC aa,nn-
and several persons we're placod under s1ress xhovo
namea vero found 10 be connected with them, Those
been asccEa!ned That lho soe au.hor o Tho forgery Il
Tim MaFehess ManegsEta, Of hiilan wflo hhs 1na1c
e. @ EFF. e. onsrS % '1 ts ks
apartment. upon aotno excuse, and rhen coming
oa from hsaso ss mt ths n.seh.:s nagaa;;s;e
mas Il 1pans il "'' liz sno.eS.ser. I ff.tins
Tsgu,seo. viii whom 10 .cqu.lnted. On ono sde,
conhslc 10 hm-that no had 3.st been tas!rue.ed by
ills AltJoAty 10 raiae money for him. and, drawing
t 81 Rss e. .sn.uls as1as a. L Ss
necessary for him to havs m steaation thtt wsa
as Kn an s,.sa sno n 70 eos s,ns
ing ing h sis q to 10 M man %ho G.a wth hn.neis
optienste.y of the sbly initiated signature eaye the
tsostaon requre g9 oGng s,ked N; 1e To- d1u nos
st liz eircuma.aaees They were boing aueh "a 70
prsIudo the possibility q suspicion. TO haze gons 70
as KH Hh,aaf nron H. III pr1sto
The aarcho:o ategsxss y man @ .hG s = far ~
informed, bag hitherto sivsys heSa ,oosoo npqa ~
n!sectora Of tho Modons. Mnn!ua line Of railway.
Thors srs Edors of other bills being IN circulation
md, on porqulsltion bo!ng made IN the hsreheae
Manto9azia's honse, several boaring tne Kings name
souo WS1s shs ha sisrcese has bcen employed BY ho
Hing in financial oreratlona md MAT ho hss taken
advantage Of tho eodsass placed IN M h to Put ths.o e.:
monlh Vi March last Tho Marchosa 3faneRszza nego.
aed Loan Of ilnaes ,qf iao nan'e1Ps4y o.
, 1876-03-20
MEXICO.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 10.-A brownsville
SPECIAL to tho Netos says: Night before lass.
Col Christie left Matamoraa IN search of tho
nsyolution!sts, He found them Dearor than ho
sxpseted,-t miles from the city. bask
skirmIah epauod, IN which Col. Ohrlato bad throo
men wounded. and. finding that 10 Was in a bad
p1loe, Withdrew At once. pesortoEs Of Gov
eminent troopa are OF daily occurrence. 1t IL
reported that uine soldiers OIL picket
, 1876-03-20

CLEVELAND, O.. March 10.-Tno LEADERS, Ban
dusky special says on the 9Th Inst. = young lsd1
namod Appleton. liying near FossoEss, O.. ap
pazentiy died uer funeral WIS arranged o.
tho 7th, aud the body takon to church. Before
thu commencement OF tho ssryicoa the minister
dtscoyeTed o n,oistuss on tho uuder aida OF the
glass plate iu the cofn over tho face of tho sop.
nosod corpso. rho body wss examined and found
to be warm. 1t was tAksn ho'ao, nnd haa "a.
sesuscitstng proving unavaillpg.
, 1876-03-20

sctetat Di.pateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES. Ia, March 19.-0n the 10th
sehoolhouse at Tonsa, In Mitchell! County. was
struck by lightning, Boyeral scho!ars were In the
building, aud al vera knocked setseless. Quo
boy had his foot so badly shattered that ampu-
tatlon was ncoessasy, aud he will probably dc,
~ may ono or two moro. 4 year ago school
house on tho same ground Vaa destroyed by
, 1876-03-20
A BOGUS CHARGE OF INCEST,

Special Ufspotch 10 The GAlrdao 7ribtint.
LAxalNo, Mich, March 18.-Josoph Root, OF
noxaua, Eaton County. WAS examined 1t Eaton
Rapids, by Juatico Healer, On tic charge Of In
ceat with bis two daughters, aud MAS discharged.
It being shown that conspiracy WAS formed by
tho husbands Of tho daughters to o1tort money
from the old gcntlemsn, who Ia a man Of
wealth.
, 1876-03-20

Special Dtstatth 10 1ak Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 19.-Yestarday United
States Marshal John ltobinBon, ct Now York, ar
rived In the city, having in his custody Henry A..
Hammond, whom he a1vested last evening noar
Rockville, Park County, for tho alloged murder
of Potor Eemy, at Junot. Belgium. In tho winter
OF 1873. Tho priBouer 1od that country aftor
committing the murder. and for lilo paat stx
month"; has been located at the point where his
arrent wau finally u1ado.
, 1876-03-20

6ptefdl Dts1akch to 1hs CA1eaoa TffbAnk.
LANsiNo, Mich, March 19.-Judgo Ingersol,
Of Corunna, han been arrested by tho United
Htatoa Commissioner on D charge Of dealing In
crooked cignrs. Tho Judge claims that the
clgars uore given him by Williams. tho default
ing Deputy Postmaster. as part reimbursement
for tue amount paid by tho Postmaster 70 make
things square with tho Department; and that
the party who tnstigated the complaint wAs his
nyal for tho Post Office.
, 1876-03-20

On that bill but tho r0nd mtgnt nave poem lelF
open for auothos Ministry formed from the
Hight. Doforo tho vote wag takon h1inghotti
aafd the Government would hAyo the proud
aatisfection Of leaving tho country perfectly
traunutl foreign rotations au1tcnb!o land finances
we'll organized and Ia D satisfactory condition.
GREAT BRITAIN.
GREAT snow BTo1h.
LONDON, March 19.-Ml railways converging
At Aberdeen hnvo been blocked BY sno9 thirty
four hours. Toleerapllo communication In
Scotland ia almost totally interrupted. Sixtcon
trains arc btockaded On tho Caledonia Railway
alouc, Ono train has not boon heard Of Btnce
Friday. ...-. .....
TIE rnlNoE or WALES.
LONDON, March 1D.-Tho Prince Of Wa1oa and
his suite has arrived at Adcu on his yeturn from
India.
THE LONDON SCANDAL
Htp York Times.
There soerns every prospect that the Prince Of
Wales will In fow wooks DO once mora In tho
midst Of Lis remarkably happy domestic circle.
Il would DO we'll il as much could bo Ha.d for all
who accompanied hin. Ono OF them ia Oh tho
contrary destined to find TINT his vito has takon
advantage Of Ills absence to forget her marriage
vows, and to assist In cront,ng tho greatest
ilal OF t.B kind which haa occurred in Englssh
society Ainco tho revelations aa to Lady Nor
dautt .
Five ye.rs ago there were celebrated In Wost-
nins,ur Abbey, at tho sa,uo tisuo, tho marriages
OF tvo beautiful sisters, the youngest daughters
Of Tho Duxo OF Aberoorn. Lady A1bortha Ham
iltou. tLo Prince ConBort'9 Eod-dnughter,
bccapoo tho vito Of tho Marquis Of Diand-
ford. and Lady Maudo, Marobioncss OF
I,nnadoyne. Nothing was wanting TO give
oclat to these nuptia1s, which had q strong
aroma Of historic interest about them. Tho.
hrideH vnre nj a priucoly house, renowned in
ScottIah story, aud tho ancestors OF tho BRIDE
eroous had piaycd no iuconsfdaEabIo part Ia tho
1ogo Of English history. Tho heir to tho thtono
sud hia boautlful VITO voro among tho crowd Of
notables present at the ceremony In the Abbey.
and when tbs bridal rarty adjourned from that
ynuerntlo fanc It was to 1east in q stately and
nobo mansion full Of associations, Chesterfield
House. No marriages. could have commenced,
tunatoly. so far as ono OF tAo1n was concerned.
| tho happiness was OF very brief tlurat1ou. Tho
misconduct OF Lord Blandford toward
| hts wifo has for long tlme
| boon q mattor Of club and drawing-room
| goaslp. OF late they hare been living
! apart. though without any formal separation,
| and those acquainted with Ills character VIII
olopomont with tho wfo Of suothor man. Nor
| will thoro ha any exceHa Of symDathy Tor that
other man, tnaamuch "a 10 a tho El.l o. AY'es ss-
luso' ~ meaHu attn e;nss ennid orarcai,. hc Snunh
WIEN Iittlo MAR aro hn mnrrtod aIady. ox-
trayaeaut girl, ono Of q tanily which haa had a
| praof ,pi1nnnn1 m fARt13OuAh10 RDnin-