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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12

Total. ................. 1890 90
Interest accrued on the Rail-
road bonds ($42, 800 00) to
Jan. 1, 1874. ............. $40, 10 90
$4,000 to same date. -. 1850 90
Total int. on bonds Jan 1, "a, $21, ,1so 90
To which add amount of old
railroad tax receipts taken
up in payment of railroad
taxes. $4, 800 7S
And bonds of 1859 ....... 425 Al
And cost of Bruce suit 49,. 125 16
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
aECAPITULATIoN.

bring the whole indebtedness. up to
January 1st. 1874. clearly before the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12

The aggregate cost of collecting this
amount $3.50, 937 20,) including commits
siOns, losses, &C., was the sum of So, ,908
SO, as ascertained by the report of the
Chairman, to which l have hereinbefore
alluded.
Deducting this amn't from
/ the total aggregate taxes.... $50, ,937 90
2,90S SO
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12

Railroad Bonds proper, -. $40, 900 90
. ISSUED to fund
warrants. 1900 90
Turnpike Bonds ........ 5000 90
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

signor Carpi, the baritone, has lcft this city fol
Turin.
Tho Philharmonic Society give matinee concer
today
The New York Quartet Club have a solr6e at Chick.
ering Hall on Saturday
Mr. Thomas gives n concert on Saturday, at seinway
Hall, for the benefit OF the Centennial fund.
Mile. Eugeno Pappenheim is busily engaged pre-
paring Tor her debut in Italian opera, which will take
place at the Academy OF Music on the 18th inst.
Mr. Maurice Grau who returned from Europe this
week, has engaged Oneubach for the Centennial Msny
other important contracts have been mado by Mr..
Grau
Hamlet" will be played this evening at tho Lyceum
Theatre, with Master Wood, who is called the "Boy
Hamlet, y and the principal members OF the Windsor
and Columbia Dramatic associations in the cast.
Mile. Anna dc Beocca, the Russian prma donna haf
been engaged by Mr. srakosch Tor a season Of Italian
opera nere and will shortly make her appearance at
the Academy Of Music Miss Minnie Hauck will also
appear under the same management
''Il Trovatorc" presented last evening al the
Academy OF Music by the Kellogg English Opera
troupe with the following cast Leonora Nine Jennie
Van Zandt; Azucena Mrs Zelda Seguin; Mnnrco Mr..
Joseph Mas Di Luna, Mr.. Carleton. The perform.
ance was given for tho benefit Of Mr. Mas and had
many points OF interest ~he attendance was very
small "Mignonn will be presented this evening, with
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg in the title role
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
FLIGHT OF A wHIsKEY DIsTILLER.

TRIAL OF THOMPSON, A WEALTHY PENNsYI-
vANIA DIsTILLER-HE IS BAu.ED IN A NOM
NAL AMOUNT AND RUNS AWAY.
PnrsBuRG, March 0, 1876.
The trial Of Samuel Thompson, wealthy dlstiller,
charged with being engaged in tho crooked whiskcy
business concluded to-day In the United States District
Court HIS distillery and spirits, amounting In value
to upward of 100000 seized by the government
and with the verdict rendered by the jury for
cited while he himself has been convicted OF defraud
ing the government OF its Tho evidence ad-
vanced showed that tho employees of Thompson, on
several nights during the month OF Juno last we're
detected in the act Of removing whiskey from the
"cistcrn house" OF the distillcry, where goods
placed after going through the government officers
hands, TO the of the building adjoining tho dist
cry. One of tho employees OF the government swore
10 having thus detected two men. OF whom was
Allen, Thompson's disser, In removing the goods.
The evidence against Thompson TO connect him with
the transaction the testimony that on the 2ist
OF June he, with his cart and teamster proceeded
TO load up packages so removed and placed them in
the store building Before the trial concluded Thomp-
son. who under bail In n nominal amount saw that
conviction certain, and therefore determined
leave which he did and though detectives
high and low for him they have not yet discovered
his whereabouts.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

tomorrow, either BY written programme or through
speech by II. Dufaure
CAUCUS or THE AMNESTY PARTY.
The Rdppei this morning announces that the Senator'S
and Deputies favoring complete amnesty will meet
tomorrow 10 franc a motion looking TO that end,
which will be introduced botn Chambers early next
week.
SKETCHES or FRENCH MINISTER'S.
or the Ministers who have accepted portfolios In the
newly formed Cabinet OF President MacMahon the lives
and services OF NM. Dufaure ard waddington. Gen.
eral dc Cisscy Duke Decazes and NJ Icon Say have al
ready been sketched In the columns OF the HERALD or
the others we may say
or AGRICULTURE iSD COMMERCE..
N. de Bort Minister of Agriculture and Commerce.
comes OF ancient family. He has had considerable
experience in official e and is highly esteemed for his
patriotism and integrity.
MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Bertrand Marie-Luc Christophle. who has been ap-
pointed Minister Of Public Works. was born at Issoire
October Is, 1927. He appointed Sub Prcfcct OF
Ambert August 9 1855 and General Secretary OF tho
Prefecture OF L'Herault in 1857 He filled tho same
Junction in the Aeeps Maritimes in 1861 He entered
the Corps Legisatif government candidate for one
OF the crcumscrptions OF Puy de Dome the year.
and was reelected in 1868 and again in 1869. He is
Chevalier of the Legion OF Honor.
MINISTER INTERIOR.
NJ Maurice Ricard, who has been appointed Minister
OF tho Interior in the Ministry OF France, has
served as Deputy in tae Assembly from the Depart
ment OF Seine and ose his first election having taken
place in the year 1863 He Also few years since,
Minister OF Fine Arts II. Rcard Is about hfly years
OF age.
THE MINISTER MARINE.
Admiral Martin Fourichon, who has been appointed
Minister OF Marine, born in 1909. He received his
eha
sign in 1929 Hc promoted to the rank OF captain
of corvette in 1S43, and in ls4s given command
OF ship OF the line. AT that date he sent TO Al
gera, and afterward named Governor OF Cayenne. In
February, 1853 he promoted TO the rank OF Rear
Admiraland Major General at Brcst aer which he
placed in command of the Pacific squadron He
recalled to the Mediterranean in 1859 and created Vice
Admiral In the latter days Of the Empire he was
member OF the Marine Council and President of the
Council of Marine Works. He was named Com
mander OF the Legion OF Honor and Grand O1icer in
1862.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
BRAZIL.

COFFEE MARKET QUOTATIONS., RATES OF Ex-
CHANGE AND FREIGHTs.
RIO JANERo, March 4, 1876
Conee market quiet; prices main tained; good hrsts
5, 700 $50 reis for 10 klogrammes.
Exchange on London, 253S.
Average daily receipts OF coffee for the week ending
TO day. $500 bags Sales OF the week for
ports, 1000. Shipments Tor Europe via the Channel
S. 0O0 do. for the United States ~ 000 do for Medi-
terranean ports, 5000 Stock in port, LOG. 900.
Freight per sail to the Channel, 33s
Rio JASEIRo, March Q, 1875
Coffee quiet; prices maintained without change
Exchange on London 25sSc-
SANTOS March s. 1875
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained. Good SAN
tos, 5000 3, $50 res per 10 kos. Average daily
receipts for the week ending to-day 900 bags Sales
of the week for Europe 1000; sales for the United
States, 1000 Total shipments OF the week, 81 O00 all
for Europe. Stock in port, 10000
SANTOS March Q. 1870
No change to note in coneo market
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
AN INuxDAr1oN IN VERMONT.

CREsTER, March Q, 1916.
Yesterday the water in Williams River, near Cob
leghs cab mandatory, broke through the banks and
with terrible swiftness flooded the central portion OF
Main street. The houses were filled with water, and
the inmates in several instances barely escaped with
their lives The family OF Hcram r. Bocs were in
their residence, unconscious of approaching danger
when, to their great surprise, the water
pouring In through the windows and doors,
filling the room IN which they With the
greatest difficulty they rescued from their
perilous position Elisha Collins empoye
OF Coblegh, standing in outbuildng and saw
the water break through, and had only time get
coat nearby and run with great speed to higher ground
when ten ice OF water covered the ground where he
stood moment before
Tho Episcopal church and Johnson's Central Hotel,
on Main street, were nearly undermined Grafton
street was flooded and the lower end OF Main
submerged. panic arose among the denizcns Of
these quarters. as II seemed though the terrible
OF October, 1862 were to be repeated. Al dusk
the commenced TO subside and all apprehensons
Of further disaster were allayed
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CuEY SIGNAL OPYrcKR.
WASHINGTON, March 81: 80 p. ".
D-oIoh.I,fs<s

OFFICE or THE CiTiEp SIGNAL OPFfCER,
WASHINGTON, March $3.50 p ~
Probabittiea
For New England. partly cloudy weather and north
crly winds shifting TO castery and southerly; rising
barometer and slight changes temperature following
during Friday afternoon by falling barometer and pos.
sbly light rams.
For the Middle States, increasing cloudincss north
east southeast Winds rising barometer during tho
night and during Friday, rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather and casterly to southcrly winds with slight
changes In temperature and Barometer.
For the Cult States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
increasing coudncss southery winds areas OF rain
except in portion OF the Gulf States falling
barometer, followed during Friday in the Southwest
and in the western portions OF tho Ohio Valley and
Tennessee by colaer weather and rising barometer
For the lower lake region, increasing coudness and
areas OF raIn with east to south winds rising tcmpcra
turc and falling barometer
For tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys increasing coudness and areas
Of rain aud snow, low barometer and during Friday
colder weather. rising barometer and northerly 10 west
ery winds.
The Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi rivers viii
rise slightly.
Cautlonary signals continue at Grand Haven and MI.
waukeo
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
FRANCE.

THE MINISTRY CONSTITUTED FROM THE LEFT
cENTRE-THE MEMBERS OF THE cAB1SET-A
MOVEMENT FOR NATIONAL AMNESTY
PARIS, March Q, 1875.
The French Ministry has been dednitivcly consti-
tutcd foows:-
VI. Dufaure, Vice President OF the Council and Minis
Ter OF Justice.
". Ricard, Minister Of tile Interior
NJ. waddington, Minister Of Public Instruction and
Worship.
NJ Chrlstophle. Minister OF Public Works
NJ. Tcisserenc dc Bort, Minister OF Agriculture and
Commerce
Admiral Fourichon, Minister OF the Marine
NJ. Leon Say, Minister Of Finance.
General dc Cissey, Minister OF War
The Due Dccazcs, Minister OF Foreign Affairs
All the members Of the new Cabinet belong to the
Left Centre
TO COMMUNICATE WITH rHE LEGISLATORS
The Ministry will communicate with the Chambers
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
Ex-sTATE TREASURER sooY.

PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL OF Hx-srArE TREAS
URER sooY-cLosE OF THE CASE BY THE
PROSECUTION.
TRENTON y. j., March O. 1876
The case OF the State VS. Josephus Sooy Jr ex state
Treasurer charged with the embezzemcnt OF ss7 OOO
was closed here to-day far the evidence Is con
cerncd Prosecutor Beasley finished ms address for
the state to-day Counsel for the defence Will sum up
TO morrow.
The defence is that they paid somo $40 900 into the
treasury after the arrest and that the balance OF tho
SS 900 alleged have been taken was not paid TO HIM
officer OF the State but borrowed as an individual
from the railroad company The case Will be controlled
in some degree by questions OF law The state made
its the amount taken by Mr.. Sooy and as
charged in tho Indictment
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
THE CHICAGO HOG TRADE.

CHICAGO. March o. 1870
Messrs Howard White, Crowel 4 Co. will issue
their annual report of the packing OF Chicago o-mor
II shows total summer packing Of TBS 7Sl hogs.
OF average weight or l76 10 pounds; yield of lard
20 u pounds. The OF the packing show
total OF 592 065 hogs packed OF average weight
OF 2l7.55 pounds; yield OF lard, 80 ~ pounds.
The total production OF lard 174 572 tierces aud
OF pork made 1885, 30 barrels Of which 200 2Sl barrels
were mess.
The production OF sweet picked hams 20 l07
tierccs, against 49, ,0S4 tierces last year.
The production OF green hams was about
%, 700 00O. about the same as last year.
The manufacture OF long cut hams shows increase
OF about As per cent reaching about Is 600 900 pounds
shoulders produced 26 900 pounds and sides about
100, 900, 900 pounds
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge William +. Allen, OF the Court OF Appeals,
arrived from Albany last evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel General Cuyer Grover, United States Army, Is
at the Brevoort House General J. b. stonehouse and
Marcus T. Hun of Albany, are at the Hotel Brunswick
Captain Henry Tbbs OF the steamship City OF Brook
lyn Is at the Everett House ExCongressman James
f. wilson, of Iowa. and General J. c. German, OF North
Carolina have arrived at the 81. Nicholas Hotel John
Davis, Clerk of the Court OF Commissioners OF Alabama
Claims is at the Hoffman House. Arthur Cheney,
OF Boston, is at the Windsor Hotel Fordyce l.. Latin,
OF Saugeriies ~ Y, member of the Democratic State
Committee is at the Metropolitan Hotel Judge Robert
s. Hale OF Elizabethtown, ~ " at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Associate Justice stephen J. Field, of the
United States Supreme Court, arrived at the Albemnrle
Hotel last evening from Washington.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
EEW ZEALAND.

Sir Julian voGcl has arranged satisfactorily with the
government ofNew South Wales the subject OF the
San Francisco mail service Both New Zealand and
New South Wales agree TO insist obtaining the pay
ment OF $50 900 year jointly from FIT and New Gale
dona subsidy OF 900 from each OF these COL
onies would bring the amount Of the contract within
the sum authorized by Parliament
FLOODS on ruK
Great disasters from floods have occurred the
coast telegram from Osborne announced tho
probable loss OF from 100000 to $3.50 900 worth OF
property caused by the food that has
for the past twenty three years in the colony
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
THE SUNBURY AND LEWISTON RAIL-
ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, March 0, 1915
In accordance with the resolution of tho first mort
gage bondholders, adopted the 29h OF January last
the sunbury and Lewiston Railroad today offered
for sale at auction the Philadelphia Exchange Tho
bidding started by OF the bondholdcrs at
$3.50 600 and raised to $160 000 As there seemed
10 be disposition to go this, the sale post
poned until Thursday, March 2S, wnen the road will bc
sold w m
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
A SHOWER OF FLESH?

LOUISVILLE, KY, March O. 1876.
special despatch TO the Courier Journal from Mount
Sterling, Ky conveys tho intelligence that during yes
terday most wonderful phenomenon transpred In
that section. The correspondent says that during
sunshine and clear sky there fell from the heavens
quIvering flesh, which came down in large quantities
and filed many acres OF the territory. Hogs and
chickens eagerly devourcd the flesh, specimens of
which have been sent to this city for scientific exami-
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

and reserves above the mirtary ageJ and 900
1000 IN south Carolina, all OF them part OF desired
main force which Bcauregard this strait seeking
10 concentrate Under such circumstances Shernanis
promise 10 Halleck Was not difficult TO carry out
General Sherman should not keep from the light his
letters ana orders OF these days for surely their
publication show hing than their suppres.
would inter Ii Is TO be hoped therefore, that IN
the discussion evoked by his book he or his friends
may al this hiatus IN a valuable series OF daily letters
and orders which constitutes OF the compctest
detailed records in military history. | am very re-
spcctfuv. Yours, A. X. CHISOfM
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON.

PouGHKEEPsIE, March o. 1876
special despatch TO tho Eagle tonight states that
all the in the Hudson north OF here on the move
except a slight gorge stuyvesant The Norwich
passed south to-day from Rondout with bargcs in tow
and another steamer will leave Rondout tomorrow for
the north All the Upper Hudson steamers will proba
bly, commence running next week. boat could push
through TO Albany tomorrow with but little difficulty
Navigation may be considered permanently opened
for the season.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
BATTLE WITH REBELS.
AUSTRALASIA.

GOODS ron THE AMERICAN cENrENSrAL--MIy-
ING INTERESTS DULL-PRoDUcT OF IRON
THE QUESTION OF FREE TRADE-DrsAsrRous
FLOODS on THE EAST COAST.
sAx Francisco March 0, 1876
The steamer City OF San Francisco, from Sydney via
Auckland and Honolulu, with the Australian mails,
arrived here to-day.
GOODS FOR THE CENTENNIAL
She brought 600 cases OF exhibits for the Centennial
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
CUBA.

KING ALFoNsos HOPE OF coNoUKRISo A
PEAcE-REBEIs EEPULsED WITH Loss-A
STEAMSHIP LINE SPECULATION
HAVANA, March Q. 1874
In reply to the congrauatory kilograms OF the Span
ish Casinos, King Alfonso sent despatch saying,
Peace in Spain is the forerunner Of the peace which
the army will soon obtain in Cuba"
HOPE OF REFoRM.
II is expected that several important DEGREES affect.
ing island will be issued by the Captain General in
a few days
BATTLE WITH REBELS
The insurgents, commanded by Vicente Garcia at
tackled the OF Puerto sadrc the night of Feb.
ruary a. Tho Spaniards, aided by the gunboats Cen
tcna and Echo, rcpulscd the rebels without loss
STEAMSHIP PROJECT.
The Cunard steamer Delta has arrived hero from As.
pinwall with Mr. Franckiyn and the other projectors
OF the steamship line in connection with the
Panama Railroad. Mr.. Park, President OF the Panama
road sailed to-day for New York the steamer Aca
pulco. The rest OF the party will leave on Saturday
for that city. The gentlemen very reticent In re.
gard to their future plans, but are confident OF the
success OF the new line.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
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SPAIN.

SENIOR RUIZ GORILLA PLOTTING AN rNsURREc-
TIoN.
SAN SEBASTIAN. March Q, 1875
Some Carlist officers have received 4 circular from
Ruiz Gorilla, advising them to join in approaching
insurrecton, for which the signal will shortly be
given.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
SERVIA.

THE MILITIA OF THE Principally MADE
READY For WAR.
vienna, March Q, 1876.
Belgrade newspapers report that the servian militia
wero reviewed yesterday. The commander informed
the troops that they must be ready to march at any
moment
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as IN
dicaicd by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
UgnALD lluding:--
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

The Chief Secretary OF South Australia has been in
communication with the governments OF the other
colonies with q view TO arrangement for carry
ing into effect intcrcoonial free trade
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
KELLOGG AND PINcHBAcK.

NEW ORLEANS, March 0, 1870
Prominent republicans state that Governor kellogg
VIII not appoint Senator in place OF Pnchback.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
FREsHEr IN THE DELAWARE.

MILFORD, Pa, March Q, 1875
There Is a heavy frcshct in the Delaware River and
yesterday It still rising. Up the the lumber.
rafting fast possible and millions feet
OF lumber will be noated TO the market should the
weather continue mild
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

1T is POSITIVELY HURTFUL TO USE 0INTMENTS
for skin Diseases Use instead GLrNS's SULPHUR SOAR
HILLS HAIR AND WnsKER DYE Black or Brown SOC.
A.-COUGHS AND COLDS ARE SPEEDILY CURED
by the Of WrsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
VICTORIA.

case OF refusal or burial rights by Q Roman
Catholic priest has occurred in Kangaroo Flat in conse
OF the children OF the deceased attending State
school,
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
GERMANY.

THE ARNIM FAMILY PETITION REFUSED BY THE
EMPEROR
BERLIN, March Q, 1876.
The Prssian Cross Gazette that tho petit
tion OF Arnims family to the Emperor for the Counts
pardon has been refused.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
NEW SOUTH WALES.

Tho general aspect Of mining affairs during the
month has been dull Want OF rain has seriously
hampcred operations In many OF the auvia districts
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
THE RUSH OF THE WATERS.

FRESHET SUBSIDIZED.
CLAREsoyr \. H., March 0. 1919
The freshet here is at an end, Sugar River having
fallen ten feet since last night
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

THE sULrAN's TROOPS SAID TO HAVE BEEN DE-
FEATED WITH HEAVY LOSS.
RAGUsA, March Q, 1875
Advices from slavonian sources repeat the report
that the Turks defeated Monday at Muratovzza
losing 900 killed and many wounded
AUSTRIAN REBELS.
Count Andrassy has instructed Baron Rodch to pro-
coed again to the insurrectonary districts
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
1916. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
AND
FINANCIAL. COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL

REGISTER FOR 1875
Now In addition 20 ts usual contents comprising
tables and statistical returns on finance. With
daily quotations Of gold tor 1870 " governments bonds tne
vartou. issues soils railroad shares and stock
American the London market. Bank OF Eng
land rate discount aud other selections
OF special general information presents Ina its ssus sof
'0'o TiiE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1876
rs election returns the fullest most perfect and only
reliable the coming Presidential election Corrected
score tho DollymOunt International kihe Match.
diagrams private signals Of the New York Yacht
complete daest OF ths State by counties
fu list " Senators and Members of the Forty
grc standing and select committees OF both houses with
post Office addresses &c American Ministers aud Consult
abroad foreign Legations IN tho United States: table show
ing the rates OF p0stage % foreign countries also the
closing the mails at New York Post All special
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continued tor the year Its chronological Otns
tables government departments and navy returns
officially corrected IT. Miscellaneous" contents 10
most valuable compendium Of items Of general aud spscia
THE HERALD ALMANAC
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Rnn PHIIAnrIrnrI
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Sir Redmond Barry proceeds by the California mai
steamer TO Philadelphia