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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-06
assembled.

The prize fight in contemplation at Gin
cinnsti has been Stopped so far as that
state is concerned, the brutal roughs being
placed under bonds. Let Indiana and
Kentucky make like provision il they
attempt to disgrace the soil of either state
by their Infamous proceedings.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-06
WEDNESDAY. SEPT 8.

The News has become thoroughly Rsdi-
cal, and thrown of entirely all pretence OF
independence. The Sentinel is the only
pepper in the eitv in favor Of reform.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-06

A heavy four-wirs cable has been src-
cessfully laid across the Strait OF tssnso,
giving the Western Uoion telegraph
Company and the ApgIo-American Cattle
COMPANY three cables at that crossing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-06
CIDER WANTED.

We want 251 barrels Pure cider, for CAS- l.
we to furnish the barrel.
HonKINsoN q co.
, 1876-03-09
SUICIDE.

Br. LOUIE, No., March 8.-R. !. echsnok, tds
Cashier OF tho Iron Mountain Bank. committed
suicide this morniug BY shooting hiunseif With
pistol, His uise committed suicide In the asmo
manuer few days sgo md lAs probably Led 10
hia act.
Spx.iaI Dtspasehta 7ns Chicago 7ttbund.
Hr. Paul. Miun., March 8.-Charass Weade.
real-esta.o agent OF tAs city attempted sui oldt
this forenoon by cutting Ills throat tnatcting
dangerous, but not necessarily fssal wounds. ue
las met with business revofsoa. bus tho tnnedl-
ato cause was the tncurable illness Of q son to
whom tlo wKs derotsdly attached, and has A.
tended 30 closely ns to impair h!s own heaith.
lie left homo thus morning. Hig ahsehoo did not
exclta suspicion until noon, When, search being
made, ho was found bleeding and faint on = sub.
urban bill near HAtnma hraupsy. Ha bolo nGe
TO wall- known family Of early aattiaE1+
, 1876-03-09
TURKEY.


TIE BEnytAN BToRY DENIED.
LONDON, March 8,-A special dispatch to ths
Venice Tempo, yesterday, stating that = republic
had beon proclaimed In Borvia, tho obeEnoyItoh
dynasty dopoaod, and prlnco Milan himself cs-
corted to tho frontier. Ia entirely uufoundetl
Perfect order and tranquility proyall throughout
8arya. Thora hare besn no dIaturbanoos aince
tho insigulacaut rlstug Ut KrsguleNstz during
the communal elections, fen daJa ago. and
these Nero Immediately suppressed.
MOVEMENT or TROOPS.
EAausA, March 8.-Ahmod Makhtar, the
Turkish Comm lnlar, ha2 loft Tredin}e with tho
whole garrison, lie IL mRschiug 10 sneouotsr
the insurgents La the notghhorhood Of dssko
aud DugA.
sIoKs or rKtcE-
VsESsA, March B.-Tho !tsu Frts FFesf r. 70.
ports that .he numbera OF in:urgente 10 the
Turkish provinces a1o Diminishing das1y, anu
psAco may be expected shortly.
TURKISH DKyRAT,
LoypoN, March 0-6.y0 =. m.-Ihe 11ns4s
correspondent Il n.Russ. esy. telsxfa.n
from Csstsn1s sts.es that she insurgents
uudsr psko And 8ocsoR attas4sd the
T1ufx leat MondeJ N WfstsovsSxu,
Tmis sYtrf1ins from uuTAuaks. Tbs Tuska
vssS sansa eaa puzsasd 10 Lpnlk. @oa!aG aboaa
, 1876-03-09

Plymouth Aits upon E1ts Onan.
EEw IonK, March 8.-ucnsy G. Bowen to-
night appeared before ths Special Committee Of
Plymouth Church appointed to t1y Ills caae. All
tho members wc1e present, as we'll as
tho members Of tho Examining Commit
tes. The charges preferred against Bow
en- by the Examining Committee wero
read. And Bowen rnado q very lengthy reply.
which uaa general donial Of all the charges
ma!o by the Committee. To tue charge aecus-
iny him Of SANDER Bowen said that the publ.ca-
,ion Of h,a communication Of Feb. lsd made
him ltab!o 10 huit for libel before
the civil courts, aud Tho fast that
pres,..nnsiye @ lives p,ooi tbat hs has net been gully
Of Rlander.
Clcrk Ttlney conducted Tho case for The prose-
cution. aud whom hu had concluded, 1t waa ar-
ranged that tho Committee should meet next
Tuesday evening, whom Bowen will put In hia
dtfpnys.
, 1876-03-09
400 n,en and horaes. .and ammunition and cannon.
The correspondent declases thar hin Information
cornos from raliAbe eource.


sSFNtI@s
INTERNATIONAL QUESTION.
Mapnrp, March 8.-1u tho Corses today, 4
member interrogated tho Government IN regard
To tho rocont capture Of m English rnerobsnt-
inAa by tho Spanish 0uaroa Cossas and recap
turc Of the vessel by its own crew.
Tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs, In fopf7,
stAtcd that he hal madc representations TO tho
1,ritiah Minister in Madrid, demanding batistao-
tion. and protesting against tho conttsband tsada
BY English veEso!s from Gibraltar.
THE CpETEs.
MADRID. a[arch B.-Congrnsb has commenced
the debate on tho a1drons in reply to the speech
from tho Throne. sonor podas, nomber Of tho
:I0derado pasty, attacked tho Guvornmoue 60
yere'y. Royal 3ccsce permits Ca1lists who
fled from tha country since tho lat OF February
10 return t., Spain IL thoy do so within forty
da5s. ].eoders must 1rHt hwoar a1leRihnoe. but
all tHrliata who formotly held Office In bpain nro
excluded.
TITO noNsntfera anno1cs thu. Cen. Motins
baa boon osdoseA u request thu French 0or-
ernlncnt to o1pe! oil spanish Republicans In
france.
, 1876-03-09
To be provided for. %r6l0. .tos
Only !, ,092, 600 acres Of the original land.Rranl
have Geou aold TO produce tho above zosulk


to fAs Editor u ne cateaoo TRIBUNE:
Cu1LLco1nr, Ill, March 6.-Thc canal will
Boon bo open, md grain-deaera on the Illinois
River ure looking to Chicago for nnrkot. The
usual receipts Of gtsin 1t Chicago by canal ans
7,00U. 600 to 5000, 900 bushels, and hare been
$4,000, 900. In all probability the amount thAi
should sock outlet by the lakss will this year b
over 11.0ou. 900.
Tho charges on csnn1 grain at Chicago mi
oncrouH-ltt1 cents bushei for transferring trou
caualboa. to lako vessel. or $50 for boat-'oAd,
which Is earned in two hours By the elevator (tha
canalboat and vessel paying for labor Of shovob
ing The grain in addtion). This fs noro proM
than tho country dealer makea, .--..
Hall ratoB a1o uow very low from Pooria east,
and last year grain whs talon from AL polhA
between Peoria aud Lasallo to Peoria, aud thera
elevated to Eastern cars. Depend on 1t vasa
amount Of grim will cvo1d Chicago on account
Of e1orbltant transfer charaea. All tho ware;
hauses in Chicago, We fro told. agree TO pod
earnings OIL canal buainoas.
Tho only way for canal dealers to do y 20
build tranBfor house or contract say 6,to0. COO
bushoA at Bay n OF ceut for transfer or osne
IT stored ten unYs. This would pay tho cost o1
a good canal warehouse in one soAAon.
Tho Commissioners Of tho canal h1ye reduced
tolls largely to attract business, And tho best
intercats Of tho trade re9uEe that Chicago
charges should not be ektortiouato. THO traou-
for at Chicago costa To s por cent on the yaiuo
Of the grain. l hrn = cAual-boatman, aud an
suro the canal business would 10 Eraatly lin
c1eaaod by soduotion III olsvnttn9 oharges-
QANALrBoAThAN.
, 1876-03-09

1874, 1frs. Mary Beardatey Applied to him for
tho appointment for hor son to tho Wnst Point
Military Acadorny. Lord informed her that f,o
should mako tho appointment only aftor n conf
patitiys Examination. THO young man did not
appear among the candidates for Huch oKanina-
tfon. 1Ir. Lord now has In his posaoasion
n iratt drarn BY tho bank In Utica
on thu National Park Bank in Now York. for
$1,000, and this sdfaft, ipdorsod by Ei[e Charifot,
OF New York, 10 saId TO hAvo been paid for tho
appointment Of young l'eardelcy to tue position
ho now holds ut West Point. Il Ia reported,
a1ao, that DeartlsloY went to Alabsmn. remained
a eliort timo In Inros' District, and thof! ap-
poarod at the Military Academy ~ Hsyes', re-, ~"
aides either 1T UticA Of In lorhmor Cnnnty. Now
: York. lii. Lord has asked tho Secretary o& War
TIE 1rcpnp OF THIS APPOINTMENT,
ip order to aacsrtatn whether the young man
vus represented a. roaidont Of Alabama Or nos
al tho time he ontofod tho Military Acadotny
Tho taw touching the residences OF caseta Is ~
follows:
win tho exception Of ten cadets eppointed o. nr8ei
hs aciusl res!enta Of e Congregational or Tsst1r
District, Or ot tlo n,,11. n.stse e. a q appone
Tho fact that young Doardsloy rostdel n Now
York atnte only two or throo months boforo the
time Of Lis appointment. that his iem.s Bill
live there, and that E31uV IN Fopo1teo " uo'o
i,aon nai. for tia appointment. nro sufficient
rcanora to denaud at least m explanation IRON
tho mcmbor Of Cougroas to whom he u eiea-
lied. ..
Tin bssis Of tho charge that Representatives
puruian nold cadotship Is explained IN th!s
vny by ono OF Purmnu'H friends; During LIS
last Congressional campaign u vas aIggestoa
| 10 purman that tho SOL Of wealthy and promt-
mont Democrat In l,B d!strict vould be glad to
20 to tho Naval Academy. Purman auggoAteo
in return that this lads father might find it con.
| yoniont to give 1900 or $500 70 aaslse
! In dofrnylpg tho exponBe8 OF lutmau'a
! campaign, Turman had no personal con-
yoroation with tho boys father. Tho lattos
| secretly began to boast TINT his son was to
| be appointed to the Naval Academy. hnu that
| Radical Com ngre8Bmnn WnH to bo pa1d s3u0 TOE
| doing 1t. Putnam. hearing OF this, declined 70
appoint the boy, but did appoint 10 Ills atanu one
| Breariy, said to bo tho nephew OF Congl cth'nan
Lamnr. Tho latter statement is not cottoot' a.
this Drearly ia nephew Of Lamar dcau BROTH
| er's vito.
Tho National Republican publishes to-day tho
| resolutions of couBuEo witch were phtsoa " tho
Nprtb Caro}Iua gonato on William ii. Robbins. a
| mombcr OF that body. for accepting btibe tn
| Auvust. 1865 for securing tho pasaAgo OF rcs-
| oiutiou through tho Bouate. Tho btoo waa
tbo aluall sum Of $50. A resolution OF expntalon
rms defeated by vote Of Ii for to III agatast:
Tho resolution OF capsure waH pRasod ~ vote OF
10 10 8. Robbins ia = Democratic Representative
| in tho present CousrcBs, and az member OF tho
House Con,mittoo on Wnr Expenditures has
boon actiyo In trying to fsston upon tue Nc'
publican party tho responsibility for Balknap'a
! mlsdolnE0.
, 1876-03-09
NOTES AND NEWS.
TILE nEFUNDIN0 SgIENE,

WASHINGTON D. O., March a.-It Is stated On
good authority t!lat \ thorough canvass Of tho
Ways and Means Commlttes ahows that thoy
will not report fayoEab!y On Tho fundlug bill
which provides for the isauo Of $500, 900. 600
thlIty-year ~ par cont bonds, but that thoy will
recommend ono OF the following propositions.
namely to authorize the issue of $200, ,00o 200
~ por oentB, running thirty years, or $780,
t0O, GOO 4 per cauta payable Ia forty OF fifty
years, or to lot tho Law ataud a. at present. which
authorizos s20o. .0O. 900 ~ per cent tif1eon-yoh
bonda. and e70o, ,00o,0o0 LlEty-year per cont
bonda.
wlAnD.
BAN FaAxcsco, CAL, March. 8.-Norman
Wizard, now In this city, dnnles tbs statomous
tclegraphod from Washington lntlmatlng fraud
In h!a conducting oEdnanco experiments. The
amount Of money that llo seeaiyod from tho
Government for carrying ont Tho e1peslmenta
wns about *110 900. the youoilora for which lad
all bean satisfactorily auditod. THE total
nmouus expended by lin usa about s!.28, ,o00.
Tho balanca coming from his own poctat, for
which hs never had mado, and never contem.
plated making any claim On tho Government.
II ho should raooiyo any insimetlen that bis
presence waa wanted, ho Should got peatof
Washington quicker than hs would go further
Away.
, 1876-03-09
An Alabama Congressman Charged with
Selling a Cadctship.
Ptnchbnck's Three Yenrs' Siege
Ends In Final Dctcnt.
Judgo Taft Confirmed Rs geo1etary
Of War.
Items In tho Legislative md Executive
Approximation Dill.
THE NAVY INVESTIGATION.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

Special Dispatch to Tbs CAied1o Tribune.
WASHINGTON D. G., March 8.-afr. WolR, tho
wlsnosa who rofusod TO anawer cortain questions
put 70 him by tho Committee on Naval Affairs
yesterday, waa not long In changing hts nind+
and concluded to give tho Committee tho bonoflt
of all lis knowledge in tho hitter matter under
investigation. After having been arrested by
Tho 8ergasnt-at~Arnns, at meeting Of tho Com
milteo held this morning he Is said to bnvo ze-
piled that he had taken money from various OIL
cors In tho Nary Department., and that
It had boon paid to cortain c!orks
whom ho named. Ho nlso said that
be did know Of tho porcontago paid 10 clorks In
she Navy Department. for promoting tho intor-
cats Of bis employer, Brown. The Committee
thinking that .tnserosts Of tho Investigation
would DO beat snbserred by kaop!ng sacret for
the present tho details OF his examination, re-
fused to giro nny very definite information In
regard to It, II Ia reported, however, this the
examination disclosed
HYHrEM OF Dn1DKnY
BY which the Government has boon dofrauded Of
very large suns Of money, Tho method adopt
to submit bids to the Nnyy Department for
furnishing certnin supplies, and subsequently,
through tlzD corruption OF clerks, to obtain them
again from To DspartmenIt rent md oha.ee ths
was worry similar to that discovered III tho Post
Office Douettmcut about yenr ago, except tbat
In tho lattos case the conapfrntors oounteffeltod
the seal Of tho Department. and placed among
tho bids regularly submitted bogus bids prepared
after tAoy Ind learned tho rateH at which othor
contractors odard to do tho work.
TWO CLERKS
10 the Navy Department soom to have been I'M
plicatcd In theee, fraudulent practices. and thoy
wero at oneo summoned bofoIo the Naval COM
mistoo, and will not only bc confronted with
tha svucilc0 90 ainst thom, but will bo allowed to
givo such explanation as they may dnniro.
8. 2. Brown. the contractor implicated, tale
grnphod to tho Committee from phllade'phin
that ho would at onco retutn 10 Washington and
, Riyo hts toatu nony before tho Committee. Thia
| IL not tho That tlnn that bis name hnH been mcn-
toned In connection with frauds In contracts,
but. whom Investigations have previously boon
made ]ae h;.s always managed to cover up hia
corrupt pra aetlces, II he has been guilty Of them
bIcKLr WOLFF.
WOLF waa brought into tic House by the
BcrGetnt-a tArns attor tho morning hoQr to.
day, snd. ]uat aH Mr. Whitthorne Chairman OF
tho Naval Committee, was about to move hla
discharge, no fell tn tho floor In feinsing-fit.
ThtB cat ,sotl considerable o1c!tement for 4 foN
minutes. buG ho Was removed to another room
IN tba cslpitol. and business proceeded.
, 1876-03-09
ANOTHER BQMBSHELL.
TIE TIIIIH ABOUT TO HURST.

Epxeiat Nfspdteh to Tia C|.iedaa 1rfonns.
NEw YanY, March a,-Apnouncsnont Ia nado
horo that ]. q, NattloBhip. Of Nawark, All o.
United States tletectiyo who was mixed up in tho
Washington safo burglary, had boon called bo-
fore d Committee ut Washington. mud bad pale
d full confession duplicating many prominent
persona. 1t Ia said that. On arriving
in washington. and before he could roach
tho DiBtrint-AttoEuey'a Office iio waa way
laid by certain prominent implicated partlca,
who made strenuous efforts to tnauco him not
to nbey Mr. Wollh' summons. but, having deter-
mined to relloVo hls mind and at tho Damo timo
servo tho causo OF lonE-oruAlod truth, h0 Waa
proof agairst tho oloquonce Of hia iutercepso1s
For obvious reaaous bio could not, ho aai1 uow
repeat names and "details but thero uas no doubt
that tho truth would prevail and cause q senaa-
tton scarcely Hecood to tho Da!knnp affair,
, 1876-03-09
DETROIT = MILWAUKEE.

1D<etxl Uspdfeh II Tn Chftdqd 7TtoHNt-
DETno1r. Mich, March 8.-ncpsesontatlTes OF
the bondholdoss, managers. and miscellaneous
creditors OF tho Detroit l. Milwaukee Railway
hold privats meeting horo to-day. The Offer
1nado by alr. Joy. Of this city, with two assoot-
ates. during tho wintor, to secure rome Of sbd
bop1loldefe tp full and somo tHo-thirdt Of theil
Investments, and bid OF tho rosd 1t the pondlnG
chancery sale, had not been accepted. and
Mr.. joy announced to tho meeting To-
day that 1t @. would not 30 70.
moved. The Hon. II. n. Walker remarked
to tho Hon, Hugh Chi!lers aud bin London ool-
leagues that there would probably bo difficulty
In ra,sing money hero to help tho road except
On condition that tho control and manaRomens
OF 1t be contded to American management. i
was stated that 1t would require about g. ,oeo
to put tho road in good working order. Nothing
waa really done, however, towards affecting tho
object Of the meeting, VIZ: to deviso aorno
ueans Of relieving tho road Of its enbazrass-
mcntB.
, 1876-03-09
THE ffi13 GRIP.

CINCINNATI, O., Marcl, e.-The Price Current
tomorrow will publish tinai returns Of tho
pork packing at five OF tho six leaalng Western
cities. Tho general average Ia ~ pounds net
incsease In average vciaht, and Q pounds
inc.easa In average yield Of Lard. 44o
total number OF hogs psckod ut theso slx cities ID
slightly over 8,1M, ,o00, and indications - to a-
tartor points aro that the entire deficiency IN
numbefs at al! po!nts In Tho West Will roach
zoe, COO with over 400, 900 shortage In the crop,
~ shown by decreased shipments 10 tbs *es-
board citioA.
, 1876-03-09

S.xeta1 Dt4paseh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Mnfoh 8.-In the Fsde>-
Circuit Court, to-day, Judge Drnmmona denisa
the motion 70 rosclnd tlls order Of this Court
taking Jurisdiction OF the Gilman Railroad caso.
Tho decision asserts tho right to tEanefeE tho
case from the Mclean Circuit Court to tho Fed
ernl Court, and atlrms that the trauafar uaa reR-
ulatIr made, and in apt time. ME. Weldon then
e1-Ilecoiyer Mr. Hinck1oy+ is to answer aod r.
port to this Court, and the tine VA extended to
tho first Monday tn April.
, 1876-03-09

thero foil from the hoa.ens quivsrina Aeat,
1hloh CANA down tn largs quantities and 2ied
acsoo Of territory. Hogs hnd chickens eagerly
devoured tho desh, specimens Of which have
boen eene to this city for scientific 61auatnAuon.
, 1876-03-09

NEw Yonk. March a.-Arnvod-steamships
". A. Scl,olten, from Rotterdam; llatsVeslA,
from Liverpool; Switzerland. from Antwerp !
aud City Of Brooklyn. from Liverpool.
PulL1,.ELrHlA. btarrl e.-AEHvea' steamship
Illinois, from Liverpool: ,,,. .-
Lospos, ste na yort M'I. nv. 'fo oF
riyod out. Avail. s....
Nav York. hAS arrived.
, 1876-03-09

UNION PACIFIC ANNUAL GEETtNo.
Union Pacido Railroad Company was hstd hers
thi. r,o,ri,o n, non1d o,ycrod . raao1rtio,
49,. ~ s. s"r,.. 49, ~. .- ~.
'n'' LIZ contF"es oes"eea 'h~ eotnPAnJ hno too
several parties who wofe OF hfo benehctAfies or
truatoes. or what iB known ~ the Oakcs Amea
contract md The ]. ". Darts contract. aud tho
o,acr,msnt ,hnreo, and WIN NAV n4ocnto tha
aoe.e ~ 49, t 49, ~ sH.ss1 ~ ~.
eamo' Do assehteu 70 o7 sno asooshotaofA- 1no
Treasurer is authorized 10 execute tho same.
Adopted
Another resolution BY Mr. Gould, approving
~. .,rt,..t hnt~..n 10 -o,d .n1 H. .to,t.
holoefh OF Inc C7edlt Mon1!let OF AmeElcA WEE
MI r..,u.,... =. ..,.. -.
!"u A.ea.a'ee ""o ea'no''1oo ~ oAeoote. o0
eduitY against tho Credit Mobtller OF America,
.dviana hv. aoi f,r fha rnrnoaa of asear4tne,
, 1876-03-09

WAstfsuroN, D. c., March IL r. m.-Fos
New England, clearing, colder weather, bssk
norsherly To weaserIy winds, and risiug bsron.-
aior during the daY.
For tho ako region, generally cloudy ueathor,
riding tompotature, northeast 10 Roathoast
wlnds, falling barometer, aud asoaa OF rain OF
snow, followed ln tho Upper lasosby cold north
and west wlntls aud siaiug barometer during
Thursday night.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
I;utrtao. March 4.
, 1876-03-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HnEnctt,s Coconino Allnye Irritation,
rehiosos Ill tenienoy to daudE, and tnygotr4es th
action Of the canilIs!ea IN tho highest de8rsa ThR
Coee4iue haa earned = deserved reputation 9or Pro
human AAir. Ladies dressing that hair ataborats'5
for tho evening will hud that Il impaEta healthy,
nAtural glow to the hatr md NIL csusa to rstso ~
ghapo for ho1ks.
, 1876-03-09

Lou1svlL1x, Ky.. 3lssoh ga special to tbs
Courter.Jourtsai from 3louut Btsrl'og. Ky.
conveys the l, ts''lBsnee that dur'ug to-day =
tupat wonderful plsno,nanou sssaspissd Ia tbs.
ssottoa, Tha correspondent ssfs that
an,lno aApahlnt lad tlsat Ky,
, 1876-03-09
MORE BRIBERY,
saa 1liK II u gA1D TO NJ IN ALBANIA COY.

=. dp1dtas pisrateh 10 la@ cAie&ss Tr1tuns.
H4shlaaroa, .. &. March 8.--Homo lnterest-
~ saota have recently come to light In connso-
AWtasy Aoadsmy BY Representative ohstles
EAysx o9 Alabama. Soon aftet ths ai&otton I'd
pah4tsss u sxs!a iosd, Of uhcA In Noysbaber
, 1876-03-09
GER MANY.

ANOTHER BISHOP REMOVED.
BER1fg, Marct, 8.--Tho Ecclesiastical Court
has removed Dr. Deuncknaun bishop Of Muna-
tor, from lila See.
, 1876-03-09
THE RECORD.
n - ~ 4 atn

Mr. camsron (Wh.) presented = petition
sisa.d BY uyss 1890 parsons tn fsgssd to sAas.t
xoa1ettAs, Ths pasal!ohste dsolfss shtls oppo44.
, 1876-03-09

taa,nd ADVERTISEMENTS ~ onld a1WnN
watch their chlideenb health in cold and raw Eeahets
md keep tlcnI III suund condition hy us1Dg H,shast1
Nnsrss TsE ooslal sety p.liss99s p 1ssasay @ LA
Coughs, colds, Group, sore thsost, and dlrhsha<a.
, 1876-03-09
FOREIGN.
Preliminary Proceedings in tho
New French Legislature.
A BonapartiEt Demonstration summari.
ly Suppressed.
Denial of tho Story Concerning tic Ser.
Vim Uprising.
Tho Bishop Of Munstor Removed by
the German Government.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Wtrt. tiF HENT HACK.

EHEAl Erl l AIM
will DE AENT HAcK.
Losnos, March 8.-Charies brent, travelling
undor tho natao Of Clarence Nivas, was ar
rested OF tosrd tho ateanenlp City Of Richmond
when she prrivod At Qucenstowu. aud charged with
forging s15.o0o worth Of bills on tho Falls City
Tobaeoo bank, Of Louisville. 11o was brought
before the Msgietrstes a. Queenstown yestcr-
daY. ant, after short examination, was Or
dered To London preparatory to his extradision.
COMPLIMENTARY.
The Daily Ne1cs says: "Tlo appointment OF
Richard II. Data Jr., rs tho American MIntnter
10 tho Court q. I'll. James, Is one Of tho most
acceptable that could bo suEgoated. L rcviYes
tho old tradition OF hohor'nR nlao o. letters With
important positions. hr. Dana will DO Welcome
gecma to Indicate a return 10 o healthier sanse
OF publlc duty in the dialribatlon Of poAte."
Tho Royal Acaao.nv has elected alsdsto
Professor Of Ancient HintorY.
Tho Craydor a.eoptc-ci,nse to-day wAs won BY
Ebiftnall, Little Tom tecond, Wosthcrook third.
onITUAnY
Maria do FlavisnY. Countess dAcou1o, tho
authorcas, we'll kn0Mn 81 DRutel Hteru,H diad
to-day. ......-..
LONDON. March IA Paris dispatch To the
| Times nta.os that DsaEaelia announcement in
| tho House OF Commons Of England's sofuBal to
\ nominate Commissioner III connection With
tho proposed Egyptian National Dank. haa
| caneed the failure ot tho bank scheme. Disraeli
having admitted 4: tho closo Of bis
speech that request to appoint commissloncs
70 collect revenues and apply them to tho re-
dempsion Of the debt must bo entertained, tho
French and Italian Governments immediately
advised the K1ledivo to ask him under what
form England would agroa 10 discuea oyortures
aiming at collective action for reform
| lug Egypt's. tinauces. and the establishment
| OF tho TrnasEry undor the coutrol Of nu Inter.
| national Board COMPOSED Of Commissioners Of
| .bc three Powtts. Il has also been suggested
10 tfio Khediyo TINT this Treasury, boing author-
izcd to collect certain fe1out.os. Bhali apply
thom to tho paTmcns Of tho interest
! md tho redemption Of tho dobt. 1eav-
iug, q margin, for ,noccss'sics, Of tho
to ba impracticahlo. es tho Board would bo una.
bio TO exercise eticiont coutrol nnfoss supported
by threat oS Intervention in caae Of iu
ffingomont of the conditions laid down
and sll tho Powers aze equally
aycrso to auch d courHo. The lates1
suggestion In thu. the poNors appoint Com
missioner TO Investigate Egyptian finances. aud
after tho termination Of The inquiry, to isuue
guaranteed luao to be applied to the redemption
| Of Egypt'B present liabilities.
, 1876-03-09

AreuRs. N. T.. March B.-WilIlam Mitchell, OF
Troy, Was drowned IN tho 0wasco River yostor-
day, together With John Savage and Berthe
Dixon, boys whom ho Wa trying 10 rescue,