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CHILDs-JENKISs.-O the 5th inst. by the Rev
G, Gregory stephen II. Cnld. of New hartford y, y,
To MARY +. Jenklns Of this city.
CONGEk-LlNCH. On Wednesday Oct 4, 1870, at
the residence OF the brides father oy the Rev j. X
Mnngan Clarence Rapcli COnZer to Maggie, only
d1ughteT Of John Lync,. Egg" an Of this city.
ELWELL-LiON. On Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1879, at
the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev j. A..
Hamilton, Arthur Henry Elwell 20 Jennie Frances
Lyon. both Of Norwak Conn
fRAstR ,JoSEs-on Wednesday Oct. l. al 81.
AIMS Church, by the Rev Father Preston. James II
Fraser Ida Jones' daughter Of the late Asshe Jones
Doth OF this city.
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" rhnrc n. Nolhinr liLn nculnr proof y

A gentleman. a, connoisseur in diamonds, was
shown two pairs OF CarrlnR- set precisely axe one
set worn 81 800 being real diamonds Of the purest
wateri the other BET were Partisan diamonds ana were
worth t37 50. He examined them critically gave
his preference for purity brancy hlish ana general
excellence 10 the Partisan diamond For sale only ut
posite Stewards Send for illustrated price lst.-Adp.
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Nearly three hundred swodes, Norweeisns,
freshmen, Germans, and anans, al laaoring men, are
united IN the Sixth Ward Of brooklyn m a rden ami
llcniucks club and Rt their last mrelns DR. Nich.
tern, of the lndrprnucnt German CLUB. proposed the
names Of weaty nine crnans.
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The Jewish Projcc, for sunday Services.

The weekly meetings, which some Of the pro-
gressNe jews oil New YORK have combined to hold on
sunday mornings hereafter, and which to have
somewhat OF religious Charact ter with music, select.
ed hymns, and appropriate lectures to begin next
weeS, Oct 10 Standard Hall at Forty second street
and BROADWAY, has been engaged. and Prof Felix Ad.
Ter VI lOrneIl UnlycTsty d 10 be the lee lurer
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MIR. REEN's MEETING.
The Admirers OF the Comptroller Putting Him
Forward for Mayor.

When the meeting in favor Of Comptrol-
Ter Green for Mayor was called to order last even
Ing, the hall Of Cooper Union was about two
thirds filled with quiet assembly, which did
not manifest great degree of enthusiasm.
Gen. +. c. Barlow. Col Rush {. Hawkins, Oswald
Ottendorfer, Henry Bergh, Jackson Schultz,
Dorman h. Eaton, aud ROYAL Phelps, sat upon
the stage IN the most conspicuous positions.
The meeting was presided over by Mr. Henry A.
Cram, and Col. Hawkins, as chief Secretary
read long list of Vice-Presidei,ts until he cot
out Of breath, when he said ana others" and
read 10 more. There were 100 names on this
roll, about thirty Of whom were present cot
Hawkins had forty assistant secretaries The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resoired That Andres II. Green. bY his wise and
i"ns 1srn Of ynaT Nv Ia ,in b,! nii &
o, hdue illon To- W mot M ecu at OF az classes
guardanship curing The last I'VE years u tr nuauc's
piiances Of the pecut1r wno hal 6ccn taught The ar
OF public depreciation uuacr tr rule OF ihe lng aud
enormous and various expenses Of our local govern.
,neni. mas heen Ioyen to b. emn.nih a. cMdidlte
esy present hun q ne voters Of tis cy cur nrat
Resoirsd That a committee Of y.nvo c'uzons be
appointed " the President Of this me, ting WIN poNcr
shall 10 Cause this nouuaun to be tcndcr 10 Mr.
trir ep nnS" pr6 s md 10 se m
the spirit Of this meeting, to promote nis election
Mr.. Oswald Ottendorfer VS. introduced. His
uscript illegbly written and with strong Ger
man accent n large share Of his hearers could
not understand much of n. HIS main idea vas
thai Mr.. Green should be elected MAYOR because
he WAS reformer. Mr. Dorman b. Eaton next
spoke. lie said that men Of hll parties should
vote Tor Mr.. Green because he was An " obsfTuc-
nohlst" 10 those who wanted 10 piunder the
city. Mt eastman. workingman, and witty
son Of the Emerald Isle, made the final speech
OF the evening. H. tolu amusing stories and
anecdotes which m de his hearers iuHh, and
the meeting adjourned when the Jointly was at
its height,
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Astounding cures during the past q years
have been made by llyatts Lie Balsn IN Rheumatism,
govt neuralgia, scrotula ana impure blood Afr
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Furniture aud Carpets, cheapest In New York,
AT Compartments, 1856 ana 1877 Chatham 81 Is show
rUOms,-.ldp.
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The "Knckerbocker," Wallack, and English
walking tllA hats are very popular Introduced Oy
Shayue, NullaCk Theatre bulldlEg.-Idr.
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The Centennial Award. "Fooli.h nombn.,.'

There is positively no ground whatever
for the ridiculous and contrary claims pat forth
by some Of the sewing m1cMne companies
that their particular machines have received
higher honors than Others. The awards are all
Of the same grade and no exhibit Is pronounced
best OF its class. The judges reports, not yet
published, will give the special merits Of each
exhibit. Tho wilcox Clubs new automatic
machine has taken all the honors obtAlnable -
ADV.
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above ALL" Hvatts Life Balsam will cure
M-Adp
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAHAC-TuIs DAY.
sun riscs... % sun sets..... 80 Moon rises. SO
mon WATER-IIIs
sandy Hook IL OF Gov. Island II 30 Hell Gate 12 l2
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$uslltss tloiltts.
Aiic0ck's Porous PIasi

Aiicock's Porous Plasters.
Ask for ALLCoCK's, and OBTAIN them, ana 20 avoid
miserable limitations.
b. BRANDRETH. President
once 20i Canal ct, New York.
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DELAY may Prove Fatnii
N YOU are bilious don't delay, but regulate your
bowels Quirks Irish Tea Will do IT, Price 20 cents
ADJ.
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Arrixed-sAruRpAY. Oct. !

B. Albemarle. Gibbs, Lewes, Del.
Sc Oneer, Wakely, Wilmington, N. c.. Oct.4
Sc Hatteras, Swift, Norfolk.
s. Franconla. Bragg. Portland.
Bark BygdO. Christiausen, IQuiquc July o.
Bark HOlbrook, Mitchell. sagua Sept 20.
Also the usual river anu coastwise vessels.
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II you want TO relieve the diseases OF children
vitheuI risk give AoIclis thing Cordis 2bc-Adv
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Meta, a Bsnd Trusses npp,Isd snecf:sauily IN
POMERoY TRUSS COMPANY, 746 Broadway, y. Y.
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use OF Wistaf's RsisaIn oil Wild Cherry. y ""
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prices A"Ri taGE ssqEsTis;sa a :yI. %s
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Card.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
KEOxs FALL HAT READY.
at 2i2 Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.


~ joseph. La, sept ~, 1879.
w + Kldder a Co., s3 John st,N.Y.
sIRs: Enclosed md ~ for Holmsn's Aeue and Liver
Pad, recommended to me by gentleman In our parish,
who has OF them In In his family with the best
results. Please forward at once and obse.
Respectfully, Il. F. sHAIFER.
A. Card TO the Ruptured.-Dr. MARSH. the In.
ventor Of the celebrated Radical Cure and
has been established at 2vesey ST. Astor
House. has not opened ONCE up town, and has moth
Ing to DO with any establishment other than his old
once, vesey u. 8. n. MARSH.
Hiram Andersou'e Son,
SS4 oth av., near 27th ct.
Carpets. Olleloths, &C..
att tremendous reduction In prices.
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ROYAL HAyiAsSSoAs LOTTERY.

win be drawn Oct, TO- Prizes cashedi orders nned
Information furnished tree,
TAYLOR q Coz Da9ksys,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
WantGd, Sew Logs!

H ra3 v Whit you owe d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16
The slpa.tur. BIN.

Since tho introduction into the Lsgis-
laturo OF Senator Persons so-callsd
signature bill," which requires the
authors Of al newspaper articles TO afix
their proper names TO the same. there
has boon q general discussion OF the
measure In this State, Nevada and
Oregon. So far as our observation has
extended tho bill has found but few
friends, and those In quarters where per.
sonai vanity shaped the opinion. rather
than the suggestions Of sound Judgment.
Notwithstanding the universafty Of Its
condemnation, the Senate on Monday
passed the bill by o vote Of twenty.
one ayes as against fifteen noes-Afsssrs.
McCoppin. Montgomery. Nunan and
Tinnin being absent or not voting.
We have no idea that the Assembly
will give It's assent to this measure, or.
II II docs, that II will receive the APP
proyal Of the Governor. That such q
law should ever DO thought Of In one Of
the States Of free America creates aston.
ishment accompanied by indignation.
Il will be noticed that the roll was called
ON tho passage OF the bill In the Senate.
which will enable the reader to ascertain
who voted for and who against II. OF
the San Francisco delegation favoring
the bill were Pisrson. Mccarthy and
Craig. and Rogers. the Joint senator
from San Francisco and San Mateo.
Those who recorded their votes In the
negative were Messrs. Donovan, Howe,
Bartlett and Roach.-S. =. Call. March
IJh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16

has been released AZ bondsman Of ]. J.
Mellus City Treasurer. In the sum OF
$25. 600. The Mayor declared The ofaes
Of Treasurer vacant. aftsr allowing Mel
lus two weeks 70 procure other bonds.
At q special meeting Of the Council this
evening Joseph Huber. Jr., was appoint
ed TO oil the vacancy.
The wilcox Trial. 4.
SACRAMENTO, March 16.@The Wilcox
trial was resumed this morning. After
examining two or three witnesses. the
prosecution rested. Budd. for the de-
Tense, made an opening ststsusut. and
the examination OF Witnesses for the de-
tense commenced.
The Miners U.tes and Hishnend
EunExA, March 15.-Superintendent
Rikard publishes a letter to-day denying
that he had, on behalf Of the Richmond
Company. yielded 10 the dsmapds Of the
Miners Union. He says, ON the con.
trary. after hearing from the representa-
tives OF the Union that they would In
future not allow nom Union men 10 work
In the mino. aud no contracts 10 be given
for taking out ore, he came to the con.
clusion that II would be better to shut
| down the mine than TO submit 70 any
such dictation. n. Ratcliff. President
OF the Miners Union. desired II TO be
understood that for the remainder oil
this month aud for thirty days there
aftor they can employ whom they please.
but at tho expiration OF that time all
miners will bs required 10 either 30.
come msmbers Of the Union Or quit
work. y Nia ah4A AllNN
Ne Passenger Trains-Escapsd Pris'
oaers heosPsared.
SALT LAKE. March l5.-No passenger
train from the West arrived Ut Ogden
yesterday or to-day. Trouble IL report.
oil from SNOW west OF Toano. Nevada.
The four prisoners who escaped from
the Ponitentiary yesterday were recap
tured and brought back by another CON
vict who pursued them. The Warden
WINS 80 badly injured that he Ia not ~
pected to live.
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TnrRrr.rIvE THousASp DoLLAhs ron
A SEAr.-we understand, says the San
Francisco bulletin. that this sun has
been offered for q scat In the San Fran
cisco Stock Board. A year ago last
January, there were sales " high a.
$50, 900 0O. Then there were only
eighty regular memberships. and stocks
were selling for higher figures than nov.
During the interval. the Pacific FL.
change has been organized with one
hundred members, and Ii already m Of
the strongest rivals which has ever 90.
cupied the field. Tho membership Of
the San Francisco Stock Board was also
increased 10 one hundred members sew.
eral months ago. These circumstances.
in connection with tho financial panic
last August, caused q marked depression
in the value Of seats In the old Board.
and we believe there were some vacan-
cies filled during the closing month"; Of
the year at $40. 900. Recently there
have been salcs as high a. $4,000. and
last evening s35. 900 was offered. The
Board this month commenced the pay.
ment OF dividends at tho rate Of 5000
TO each member. and has the found.
ations laid for its o building on Pine
street. N|N" i 0H
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TaEAsrRx Box rorSp.-On tho night
Of November %. 1874. Wells. Fargo K
Co.'S treasure boz was stolen from the
stage, between winnemucca and Camp
McDermit. No clue wa obtained TO the
robbers. neither VA u known at whit
particular station or point on the road
he Dor vas stolen. II contained At the
dine Of the robbery s2Os in ereenbacks
and rome letter. and papsn. Last
week the boz was fouLd about q mule
from willow crssk Station By the stage
company's hostlsr at that point. While
hunting his horses. The box was opsp-
eli BY cutting or drawing tho staple. 70
which the lock was attached. The
arssnhacks and letters were missing. bat
some vay-bills and other v~alusiess pa
psn wsrs found. vhiehrit coniinsd at
the time Of the robbery. were In II when
The boz vas hsoueAt here yes-
and ssnt TO San Francisco.-
Sursr Siait, March l3n.
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preparation Committee to-day tofurnish
further information concerning the readi-
ness OF the Treasury Department TO
begin the redemption Of fractional cur
rsncy In silver. After hearing thsir
statements the committee voted 10 ~
port the bill for this object back again
TO the House tomorrow and ask It's i'm
mediate consideration.
Literary Piracy.
Previous to taking final action on the
nomination OF Richard H. Dana. Jr.,
TO be Minister TO England. the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee will hear
him in reply TO the charges made Against
him by General Butler OF literary
piracy. etc. Next Tuesday has been ss-
signed for the purpose and Dana so In.
formed. One OF its members author
izss . denial OF the report that the COM.
mittse had requested the President to
withdraw his nomination.
The Texas Paeinc Railroad.
RICHMOND, March 15.-In the House
to-day thu competing reports relating to
the Tsxas Pacific failmad-ono favoring
the adoption Of Che Senate resolutions
against the scheme and the other de-
ferring action ON tho subject came mp
and resulted In the rejection Of the SEN
ate resolutions, known rs the Daniel
resolutions, and the other report was
tabled.
Removal OF the Marysviiis Pest-
matter.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The cause
Of the removal OF Eilerman. the Marys-
vile Postmaster. wns the discovery that
no In q defaulter and has issued fraudu'
lent money orders. The amount OF tho
d~sfalcaiion Is small. His bondsmen
will hold possession Of the Office until
his successor Eastman. nominated and
confirmed to-day. Ia commissioned.
Tssumsniai - ssastsr Mitsheii.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-M u private
dinner given tonight, Senator Mitchell.
Of Oregon. was surprised by the pre-
s~entation Of u gold.headed cane. the
stock OF which was cnt from the baltic
field Of Balls Bluffs. where General L.
d. Baker. Mitohell's predecessor. was
killed. The presentation was made by
. number Of Orsgonians now In this city.
The 0aiiows Cheated.
ALBANY. N. Y, March 15.--Governor
Tilden has committed tho sentence ia
death Of Michael Murphy. convicted Of
the murder OF Mrs. Hujas, at Nanstte.
April 10. 1874, to Imprisonment for life.
Jail Delivery.
BALTIMORE. March l5.-Fiye prison
srs lcolored). n being charged with
raps and four with arson. escaped from
the Kent county Jail yesterday.
- (sssbsd u Death.
P~oxrsMoUrH, N. H.. March l5.-Dur.
Ing the election yesterday. William Carly
was arrested for creating disturbances,
and was so severely injured by police
mems clubs that he died today.
Rshessssin's Last Chance ooae.
cNxw YoRK, March 15.-JudRs Pratt,
In the Supreme Court In Brooklyn, has
denied tho supplication for a writ Of
error and stay OF proceedings In the
case Of Rubenstein, convicted OF the
murder OF Sarah Alexander.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16

TIE next States which will hold gen.
sral elections are Connecticut. on the
Aus Monday OF April. and Rhode Is
Land. on the first Wednesday Of the
ssns month. Connecticut is al present
rsekonsd v q pronounced Democratic
STATE. vhile Rhode Island 10. perhaps.
the most thoroughly Republican Of any
Of the New England States. Unless the
indications afforded by New Hampshire
fail. tho vote in Connecticut will DO very
Close this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16

THropoRx HALE. ex-Depuiy State
Controller. and more recently part owner
and Superintendent Of a sulphur mine
In Humboldt county. has received and
accepted the supsrintsndency Of the
Alps mine. At Phoebe. Nevada. SO says
the Humboldt Register. -.
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A. 0. H., ATTENTION
Sarsfeld Guard, Attention
LOST

A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. WITH
a leather collar ou neck. Q little white %
esch paw. and . littis on brsast. and answers 70
the name Of Nero A suitable reward will b
given TO the nnder Of hin. 10 Left o. The Gold
Hill Postofies. mrie 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16
BORN.
NEW TODAY.
SAINT PATRIcK's DAY!

OWING TO THE UsrlvoRABtx CON.
~ dltion Of the streets. thers win BE- no joint
celebration Of saint Pathek's Day. Thers viii
DO . regular celebration IN ooh Hin ~ the
military sod civic oreAnlstiens q Mfnsr'
Union Hall Immediately amer tho Church ser.
vices are over. The following 10 the
Order 81 ~E4srossssi
Address by the President OF the Dsy,
II. r. HEATING, Eco.
"a Nation Once Again.
Master JOHN K. McCARTY.
"self.R siiaeee.". -. Master PAr'K O'LHARY.
Poem, written for the occasion,
Master ANDREW .. HYDE.
Thos. Davis celebrated Poem, "Yontenay,"
Mias JULIA A. KRNEALY.
Grafton .......................wN. q. nYDE.
The public 10 most respectfully invited 70 b.
present at the exercises. = iTu llluA-f
The day will cloee With . nand ball, 10 be
given under the auspices Of the Ancient Order
Of Mibsrnians. at the same hall. mris 80
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Los AxorIn. March TO- Pic pice
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WASHINGTON. March Is. Secrstasy
Bristow and Mint Director Lindsrmsn
were by invitation before the House APP
, 1876-09-22

There has been recently incorporated In BoB-
ton an association Ut teaciiera anil others inter
gsted iu :he introduction Of, the metric weights
and InuAsures, under the namo Of the American
Metric Bureau. Art. Of Its constitution rcatls
u follows:
The object OF this Bureau shall bc Ia disseminate
information oonccrang ths Metric syrtcm; y nsgp
it, early adoption: and to bring nhuut actual intr,
unctiuns wherever practleahc. TO tl!a end 1t will
secure The delivery Of addrerses; publish usticles
uta tcalca md measures; Introduce the practical
teaching of the system In rcloohi and In all ptop
et ways III far ns the means at it, ftspusaf will
allow, tho I:urrau will urge the matter upon The
attention Of tho American pcurls TIL they shall
The international Decimal Weights and Sleaautcn.
THIS Bureau already includes among It's nlet,l-
hers many ot our prominent educators, and It's
numbers arc rap!dty increasing. An oslico llas
been opened at 10 fremont place, Boston, and,
as sooii VI suitable arrangements can he made,
brancl, offices arc to be 0t'ellcd In New York,
Philadelphia, .Chlclgo, md other central 1ocall-
ties, where NIL persons Interested arc invited IL
call or to write freely IN rcgarl tn my nntter
pertaining 10 tbs work Of tho Bureau.
, 1876-09-22

NM FORK !Sun, Sfbf. 10
In a few days tic great blast Of the tunnc1tng
under the rocks At tlullctts Point Hell Gate,
viii tAke paee. Tie rock burtowinys Of this
work cover about two and tfrce-quarter lctes.
and seven yearahnye been spent fIt making them.
1t IS by Ill odds the largest work Of this sort
ever attempted, tile only thing to be, compared
to II being tho blowing up of Blossom
Hook ID Ban Francisco llarbor In 1870.
This, however, WIS n small affair
compared with our 11cll-t3atc tunnel. At Bios.
som Rock tho explosive consatcd Of 1900
pounds of gunpow1er. AT Hell Gate sosno 49,
000 cartridges Of nitro-glyccrino aud tts various
preparations arc to be discharged. The rentling
force Of nitro-CIyccrinc Is estimated to be -
times that u powder. Tllcrefore, as some co.
GOO or 10000 pounds Of this powerful explosive
are to be used nt 1inllctt's Pnlns, II ts clsy to
sec tllat the force txcrtc1 Will bc many fold
greater than that cxcrtcd at nloesoln koCk.
Wlat will lappei, when the hlust takes rlaee1
We do rot expect to see crcnt pieces Of rock
thrown in tr air, or anything Of ttlat sort; nor
will there be moro ttlnn dull jar; aud Cnor-
nous tllasEcs Of water will uc thrown high in
the air., Fur the excavation Is III the rock,
under the river bed, and this at high titfe, at
which the explosion wlll take place, Ia below
tho wntcr from few feet around the edge Of
the shaft to 2T feet at tlie exterior periphery
bounding tic excavation. There Ia tio rcason
to fear ui1y danger to life or limb from the cx.
plosion, either 10 tic operatives ur the onlools-
ers, though there will be more less jar nl1out
Astoria; but probably not enough to disturb
the china closets.
, 1876-09-22

INTRIGUING EA-t9uAbNos
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-1scutor's Telegram COM
pany has tho following summary Of the situa-
t!on In 1paIn:
strenuous efforts aro being made 10 oust
scnor Cnuoyas del Castillo, tho Prime Minister.
Three Courts.cxfst At present, namely; King Al
fonso's, ox-Quccn Chrsttna's, the latter sup-
t,artero, and cx-Queen 1sabcta's Court at sas,-
lander. The latter Is likely intriguing. She is
principally int'ue1cca BY the Clergy. brt H. r.
stet ae ana xos SSi&f hsste " s'sS te nsee ss
IN order Il secure tho alliance
q the IsabellIst party lsahc'la hos distributed M
tiana's aud 1sabella's !ntrlgucs il to secure the
restitution q their property by the Spa',ts M sIa
Treasury. They cfalm respectively 40, 0,U0 N0
and &c, 600 600 pcsetas. Senior CanoYas del Cas-
tilo positively refuses M these tlenlants;; mem-
cd tho opinion tfat the object Of the folcrntton
clause in the Constitution was merely to give
satisfaction abroad, hut the Government would
not pliow any Catholic creed TO attempt to
Madrid telegram ta.lay states that thc Govcr1-
Of Valladolld, who forbade tic aalc Of protcs.
taut Bibles III the streets Of that placo.
New Yong, Sept: el.-The following q o spc'
cfal dspntch froni, Atntlrtl: HLcarnIUE t},at tho
commander Of tho. United States steamship
Framka!n, homewara hound, consents to deliver
Instead OF scndIng him back to Gen. Jovellar,
the order for Twccds departure from Corunna
hos btc, countermhnded. The franklin. which
IS now at Gibraltar, proceeds to Vtgo to take
LONDON, Sept, a-G, ma spcctnl to the
, 1876-09-22
THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS.

~" aoi1hi hept' al,-Iho National BOhru OK
Underwriters met this morning and im,nedi-
ately went Into executive session.
Atof the session report WIS made upon tho
report ol The COMMITTEES Of Fifteen, which had
heen laid over at tho previous session. The
iirst acctlon., that tho Board meet twire
= year, WIS adopted. Tho secon,i section, that
boArd companles having their hoIne Offices In
pares wl'efe Executive or Provisional Commit.
lccs are called upon to pass upop rutcs
shall bs represented ana lay%o % = yote, @
Nus alopteA. The third sectlo,1, requiring I'll
deytations from ratcs to bu reported, waa
Mlopted. Tue nth scrtion, relative to estpD-
fishing Western department. of Tho National
Doartl, was referred to special committees al
five. The sixth 4ectiull tint tho syete1n vf IN.
lux agents bu abolished, was refes1od to the Ii.
ecutIyg cuniluittcu.
A resolution that the Executive COMMITTEES
b. directed to Inquire irto tue e1ped{cnrY OF
authorizing u committee Of co-operaiion IL tito
South was adopted.
Tho President read communication from
Eayapnat relative to thu yellow fever. 4 sub
scriptiun WIS tuken up, resulting III Sl2l.