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New-York tribune., 1876-02-07

spcncers influence. has eliminated The State Execu
tive Committee, which he controls and OF which Mayer
was once Chairman but member originally con-
sisted Of l2 members On the 29th OF December 1t was
increased to "a In compliance with the demands OF the
par y and then a Chairman, McAfee, was elected
Mayer and McAfee each claimed to be Chairman ana
issued call for the Committee to meet In this city on
the 2d inst Mayer and his brother Sheets, late sixth
Auditor HeyInan, late Deputy Revenue Collector. and
ohers-not enough to make quoruui-met at one place
In this city Wednesday They called state convention
for May "a to select State ticket and delegates TO the
Cincinnati Convention. McAfee bad more than Two
thirds of the number selected the state Committee 10
december and had thc most prominent Republicans IN
the State. such cxov. Smith, Congres,man BueK-
ley, Gen. Burke, and several State Senators ana Repre-
sentatives This Committee called Il Convention Tor
May I6, and IL IL stated, treated Mr. Spencer ana MS
followers disorganizers and will officially expose
them at Washington By committee appointed Tor that
purDOsp.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
ijIED

ADAMS-On Feb L. 1876 Margaret Eeen Oldest aansnlos
of inc late William Adams IN Tue ioth eat Oh hof age"
Relatives aud friends are respcouly lhyteu " a.onu ~
her late residence Z BrOsiWay fus
abeth. " j.. on Monday. Feb. 7, AZ ii O'CLOCK
BROwN-on Sunday FEB g. 1876. stephen Cooper Brown.
son Of the late Dr H. Weeks Brown Of tails city.
Ndtice OF funeral hereafter
sea Feb s. 1915. board the steamship south
nrlna Charleston 10 New-l ork, Joseph G. DiuOn
of I,rooAyD, in the 49th year oi his age
Sotce funeral hereafter.
NEY-At Mamaroneck. Saturday, Feb. 8, Caleb 0ed
nry In the SSH year Ot his age
viii he held AT tho residence or NJ BantA
ON TUESDAY the inst. at p Carriages Will meet
the train lea, ing Grand Central Depot at l. III.
uANNAs- Brooklyn. sunday, Feb 8, of membfan0us
Group MaIan only daughter of Charles H. and susan j.
1e fens OF the family respectfully invited Ia sttcnd
te funeral the Iesience OF her Lnce Jos. JacAsOh
IL Tompkns place. on Tuesday, feD = at z0eock p VA
McGEoRGE-on Friday evening. Fob. 4, binle eldest
daughter Of John B. and Marion L. Aeoooike III INC ~"
Relatives aud eJds invited aond the funeral sery
Zee, on tuesday sth inst, from the hots Ing Nht
B,rram ave- Jersey CITY Hights at o'clock m, CAT
r,0e. Will be In waiting COrtiandt ana Dosprossess
ferries Jersey City side, at 2 CLOCK H.
nARTIS-At Orange, n. j.. on Friday evening, FEB a. At
thur son of ca aries J. Martin. aged ~ years .
Enne at esiden,e Ol MS iathei In Leweuyn
psr. on rn,slay Sti nst 2:JO Carriages VIII bo
at orange station meet the l:lo tram on Dell !. and
St"r, u n from New.lOrk by Barclay and Christopher
Frents oi the family arc WITHOUT iurr
notice
oRSo Newburgh n Y, Feb o. 1876, Anne Orso. wGox
M m. aie lean Ofso eS formerly OF New Orleans, and
daughter Of late Col Charles emsey lof the Revolution
aIy army OF Cecil County, Md ~
Fneial vu late residence Tuesday, Feb g. at IL m
sEYMoUR-In sing Sing Thursday evening. Feb s. VIII
Tie eaves and friends family respectfully invited
funeral from his late residence on AOndo
Feb 4 at IL O'Clock Tram leaves Forty second st. depot
Y:l0a.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.

VIENNA. Saturday, Feb. s, 1875.
The Abend Post of to-day learns from COM
petent authority that it intended to restrain the pub
posed reforms In the Turkish provinces I'll the Sublime
Portc's received. BY hitherto unex-
planned the Cologne Gazette enabled to publish
the document The Gazeaes text however being essen
TALLY inaccurate the Abend Post considers it expcdient
to We the authentic wording.
CoNsrASrTSOPLE Feb. 6, 1876.
The Porte to-day dispatched to its en-
bassadors the courts OF the sx guaranteeing
reply to Count Andrassy's note The reply announces
that in Of negotiations with the ambassadors
Of the three Northern Powers the Porte has resolved TO
apply In the insurgent districts five leading points OF
Andrassy's scheme-namcly, the establishment OF
religious liberty the modification Of the system Of col
Letting thes, the granting Of facilities to agricnursts,
the application OF n portion Of the OF the in
surgent provinces to local improvements and the ap-
poinment OF a mixed commission Of Mussumans and
Christians to watch the execution OF these roforms
LONDON. Monday. Feb. 7, 1875
special dispatch from Vienna to The Standard says
the news of warliko preparations in Roumana excites
uneasnes 1t s sad Prince Charles wishes to renonce
allegiance to Turkey. The Roumanlan army has 40
pieces OF artillery and 100000 chassepot rifles coming
from Prussia.
The Journals OF Pesh complain that Russia Is foment-
ing nsurrcciion in Bulgaria, and that Russian
officer furlough commands OF the rebel bands in
Bosnia
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
EUROPEAN TRADE AND FINANCES.

JONDON, Sdiuiuhy' i'o - i''''
The depression in the Mincing Lane markets
has continued. The prices Of some articles show iur
ther weakness Although sugar Ii generally al lOs TO
s3 per ton under the low quotations ruling Mt this season
Last year. there has been resumption IN the demand
from the retners.
business at the Stock Exchange to-day has been fairly
active Tor Saturday principally for home railways Inc
tone Of the markets on the whole is hrn' EngSh ihS
are steady Foreign stocks have attracted but litlo
attention and the alterations In prices unmporian
The discount demand Is only moderate, aud the supply o
money has increased The Imperial Bank OF Russia has
increased its minimum rate OF discount to per cent
and tho Bank OF Belgium has reduced s rate to per
cent The Bank OF Russia In order TO avert the cri-s
uenacng the sugar trade In the southern portion Oh '
empire has resolved assist the reners by an Increased
accommodation through the St. Petersburg and Southern
Banks
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Feb 5-sugar nominal stock withdrawn anich
Mating higher rates III have TO DO nahe 70
seI Closing quiet and seady Nos 10 70 d. 81 6NSs. ras
in cold ~ arrobe IL to 20 D. 81 7a:a reals: Molasses
sugar Nos TO TO- 4la042l reals; concentrated Sugars
fair 10 good quality, 32d3'i reals M1scoyado sugsrs
common To fair 5a5i. reals. do. fair To good Rennng
56j1s reals Centrifugal sugars Nos 70 l3 In ooIes
6La5i. do. hhds 74dI2 reals; stOcL
IN warehouse At and Matanzas ll2OOO boxes ana
% 500 hhds receipts Of the $1,000 boxes and i029
hhs exports OF week. 1880 boxes and 1900 hhds,
ncung boxes and all the hhs to the United states
Muasses weak so degrees polarization, 41if ais keg
acop x7 so cwL Butter S6J $50 qunta lor Amer
lean Lard egs.s4 ds42 80 Guinal Potatoes y
a ass " bI Honey 5la reals gallon. Onions, slSd$2O
obi Tor American Coal OIL in tins s real, gallon & Lgm st
SO shooks dull; Box 7L9dS reals; Sugar hhds. 1920
reals Moiassos hbis, % reals. Hoops-Long shave
~ NJ Freghts quiet loading at Havana, TOR
United lates, box Of sugar 7se hid OF suea5: &
ON the north coast (outsle pOTts the United states
bag OF sugar 81 y hid OF Sugar. S4a$4 20 70 Falmouth
orHe
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
TIE INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS.

LONDON. saturday. Feb. ., 1870
Bells Life IN London OF to-day says from
the opinions expressed at the meeting on Thursday
there seems 10 expect that any crew nom Tue
Cambridge University will 20 either TO contest the col
legiate match or the Centennial Regatta.
SIR Henry Ialford writes to the London Agent OF the
Associated Press
1 am IN communication with the Scottish Natlonal
Rife lub which has accepted the challenge rom AM,
lea send "A repardte team and win the lFIsh hh'
Ansociat on who .tl the matter under con-lueia
tion am cndrayUrng 10 obtain their cooperation III
scndIug British team alone. The Council 0f TIE VA
tional Rifle Association Is so unanimous III ns ieclpS
mo- necessity To call meeting the subject III lal h
inducing scotland aud Ireland 10 join IN the bitsh
team shall place my resignation as captain III tue
hands of tie National Rife Association. have every
rea son To believe that England % not be represented
by any separate team.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Feb o. 1875.
The committee appointed at tho Virginia Immigration
meeting last night met yesterday. Gen. Fitznugh Lee
presiding. The committee agreed upon plan Tor
making Virginia part OF the trip of European tourists
10 the Centennial Exhibition by means ci Including
railroad and steamboat lines the round trip arrange
inents being made by agents at London, New-lok
and other points. Ths committee strongly lee minehu
to the Virginia Legislature the appointment OF
competent and energetic State immisi siation agent.
Secretary BrstOw denies that Senator ConkinS had
had passionate interview with him on Thursday and
that at the Cabinet meeting Friday the President and the
Secretary had hgn words" the latter retiring amid
excitement" etc
Iti understood that Secretary Bristow will, IL 1t Is
necessary give satisfactory for tho removal OF
Col. Frank howe, late Special Agent III New-,ork.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
PROGRESS Or THE CARLIsT WAR.

It is officially announced that 165 Carlists
OF Biscay and Old CASTLE have requested amnesty Gen
Primo d Rivera has placed fresh batteries the nights
OF Santa Barbara Oeiza. The Impartial states that
Gen. Quesada is marching toward Durango
MADRID, Feb G, 1876.
An official dispatch, dated Durango, Feb. 5. reports
that Gen. Quesada has occupied that city, meeting with
no resistance. Gen. Iona has arrived at Guernica The
Carlists have rctrcated toward Azpea aud Azcoitia
Gen Martinez Campos is fortifying his positions at
Daucharinea where he has seized a Carlist cartridge
manufactory Rumors which have prevailed OF an agree
mcnt between Don Carlos and King Alfonso entirely
uniounded.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
ALBANY NOTES.
AIDASY. Feb. u. 1870.

ALBANY, Fob. q, 1870.
The Governor has signed the following acts: In rela
ton to the Central NewYork Institute ior pe'i Mues
at Rome; repeating tho amendment to the charter for
t -. Nina Institution TO enable the Medical Society
of tbe Slate To change the time OF holding ls annual
meetings extending the time for collecting taAes III lho
several towns OF the State.
The contract for State printing has been let 10 j. b.
Parmenter OF The Troy Press. Mr. Parmenier put ID
detailed bid and also aggregated one as ioiiows'
And further propose to do all the work required ior
the Senate and Assembly in the annexed rlniea
tseent heelnbefore mentioned and dcscI1bed ior lho
Of $40 500 for each session Of the Legisatue pro
yded however II this last additional propos DC
lar the shall be deemed void aud as NOT FORMING
part Of the proposals."
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL CHANGES.


The Berlin correspondent of The Times says
according apparently correct nte cnee from Prague
the Vienna Cabinet is the point ~ resignng. and
Ministry under the Presidency Of Count Taafe, an Ultra
montane and present Governor of the Tyro VIII take
It's place. II will be remembered when change was
first rumOred, months ago, the semioiiciaI
Journal the Prorin:ial Correspondents, apprehended as
consequence % serious enlargement between Germany
and Austria. As Count Andrassy remains In office. tie
worst part Of these apprehensons Is happily unfued
Yet as tho policy OF the Austrian Conservatives aud
Ultramontanes toward Germany and Turkey s very di
fcrent from that OF the outgoing administration ne"
and disturbing is suddenly added 10 the political
situation.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
THE LINE or GEN. BABcocK's DEFENSE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb 6.-Judge John n.
Porter OF NewYork counsel for Gen. Babcock and c. g.
suan assistant secretary OF President Grant, arrived
TODAY and are quartered at the Lindeil Hotel IL is
stated on the authority OF Judge krum. that the Pres
dent will come ont here during the trial. aud probably be
n witness for tho defense. The Times this morning
sivea the following, upon high authority. "a the
manner I'm which tho defense expect 70 explain
the letters aud tclegrams which passed between Nc
Donald joyce, and Gen. Babcock regarding conteiG
Mated visits to Louis of agents 10 examine
dslleres These dispatches will be admitted by tho
defense as genuine, and the purpose Of the dis
matches will be admitted; but will be represented that
both McDonad and Joyce held in the highest esteem
as gentlemen and officials by all the Treasury officials
and many dignares ut Washington that their superior
officers regarded them among the most honorable,
trustyorthy aud efficient revenue officials IN the
service as well IA true and devoted friends Of tne
Administrations that such confidence was feposel ia
the by their superiors In office To induce Gen bau-
sult them sometimes important state matters; tnt
they boastd OF the powerful political influence Iney pos
s,ssed i'm Missouri and that they were constantly ana
earnestly working for the good OF the Administrator,
and were gradually and surely adding 70 tno vi
that marry in h state Under such Influences II VIII be
renresented, Gen. BabcOck felt SAFE in comply
ing with almost any request thcy mane y, nm,
hcing confident that grant was lot tue goou oi INC
nunIc service and the Republican party tnat hc saw
others higher Ia position than himself yeld 10 the 70
Donald especially; hence, he honestly believed he was
doing right In ad, ancing any measure Cen McDonaid
advocated upon tho explanation made by the latter.
Under such inhuence and honestly believing tLat he
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.


Louis Blanc has announced his intention of
elections for the Chamber OF Deputies In
the Fifth and Thirteenth ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris.
Victor Hugo has declined invitation from the lire
copclabe Radicals to contest the Ninth Arroudssement
against eI President Thlers.
PARIS. Monday, Feb. T. 1875.
The Bien Public says according to the calculations OF
the Ministry OF the Interior the Government anticipates
that 2-3 Republicans VIII bo chosen the nrst ballot
for Of Deputies. and that the Conservatives
including Monarchsts and Imperias's. will number
from 22O 10 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
FORCED VACATION FOR eo,ooo MINERS.

SCRANTON, Penn, Feb. 6.-Tomorrow morn
ing the five weeks suspension OF labor at the nnes or
dercd by the combined companies at their recent meet
ing in New-York will take effect throughout the anthra
cite coal field. OF Pennsylyania. throwing 10000 men
and boys out OF employment. The outlook IA not re-
garded very seriously In this region as the short season
Of rest Is expected to DO followed by me OF unusual ac
tvlty expected that the suspension VIII have the
effect Of clearing the oyercrowded coal yards at tde
water and making Tor good Sprug trade. Ihero
IL large number of the poor class who VIII ceriNhiy DC
pinchcd by the Ave weeks OF enforced ideness upon
which they enter Tomorrow but no serious consequences
are apprehcnded.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
srRIOIS LOSS OF LIFE IN BELGIUM

81. EIIENNE, Saturday, Fcb. ., Io1O
II has been ascertained that there were ZIG
men in the Jabn mine at the time OF the explosion OF re
damp Fifty altogether Rescued alive. and II Is
feared all the others perished TwentyiI dead bodies
have been recovered. The efforts TO rescue the men
entombed have been attended with the greatest dim
' sr. ErIESSR. Feb. g, 1870
Go far 70 corpses been recovered from the Jabn
Gallery The earth is constantly falling In, and the
search for the living and dead proceeds slowly under
circumstances Of great danger.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPOR1.
Pr0b1bHfiss
fT0O1OhttSS
Tn the South Atlantic and East Gulf States,

Tn the South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
falling or stationary barometer. variable winds, ana
warmer partly cloudy weather Will prevail
In the West Gulf States tennessee and Ohio Valley,
,outh-eas southwest Winds warmer. partly cloudy
weather. and In thu first district possibly rain areas fol-
cy"d by rising barometer and colder north westerly
winds. 49, ,.,
our Valley rising barometer north winds, and
colder clear partly cloudy weather. followed In No
brsks and Dakota by falling barometer and southeast
erly winds.
In he Middle and Eastern States souter'y rnds reer-
ma 10 resriy rarmef, generally cloudy redheT RAis
Irsns aud jdUing succeeded by rising barometer aud
clearing redtter -
The Mississippi River will continue falling al 81 Louis
and Cairo nearly stationary mt Memphis, and slowly rs-
ing at Helena aud Vicksburgh
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
TILE MISSING LIGHTSHIP.

BRIDGEpoRT, Feb. 6.-NOthing has been heard
OF the strstford shoal Light VESSEL which disappeared
during the heavy gale Of Wednesday Capt Joel wash
burn thinks that she old and eaky she undoubt
edly foundered. There five on board Alonzo
Holman. mate; Ezra Jackson, Edward Washburn, man
named Shute ana new hand, name unknown. Inc
Lighthouse Board will replace the vessel soon IA pac
ticabe. The foundation for the lighthouse at the shoals
which to take the place Of the light vessel Is nearly
afed
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07

doing right AMI giving proper advice TO two o. tn4
It with and the good VI the service. the
defense will represent that Gen. Babcock did ecnd cor
kilograms named. but viii stoufly
deny offer evidence to that he never received
n dollar nom Mcdonald or Joyce, imagined that .
whisky ing existed Testimony wall also introduced
Of course, to sustain tho relations of Babcock aud
Mcdonald as explained above.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
PRINCE BISMARCK AND THE VATICAN.
LoSDOS Saturday, Feb. D. 1870
The PaH Mall Gaeett6s Berlin special tele
gram this evening says:

gram thIs evening says.
Prince Bismarck sufficiently recovered TO drive III
the Ther Garten in close He parliamentary
sorers will now be resumed. When questioned ABOUT
Cardinal Hohenlohes visit 10 ROme by some depu,',,
who called upon him, the Chancellor distinctly stated
tnuf whatever might b. the Cardinals mlsSloh oi
whether there be any mission at all II II not hthOIl
nv him He declared that long ~ he remains st the
helm il ia not state which will make the Irst advance
toward a reconciliation with the Church.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
One cold is sometimes contracted on to

One cold is sometimes contracted on top or
another the accompanying cough becoming settled an con
rmed lungs strained and racked that the rrUuo
ton OF frequently follows Many existing cases OF
pulmonary may be thus nted for anh yet how
many others careessy allowing themselves 10 drle
through the preliminary mpons controlled by ths Ia,Ai
ey Of allowing cOd take Of ITSELF ON the nst 1t
mafion OF a cough cod any throat or lung troe. re-
sr promptly JAYsBs EAPEcroKAST safe curS I've u
long established putaOn, and you may avoid the conse
nnenees 0 auch dangeroms tnting
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
A SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENT.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, Feb. Cit is reported
the best authority that cera persons here nixedup
in fraudulent whisky transactions, have dispatched an
emssary to Mobile for the purpose either OF destroying
certain records deposited there, or Of advising deal
ers. who may have had business with the Ring berc.
best tactics to be pursued In the event OF nyes'
cation there. The United states DistrctAttorney has
teegraphed officials there 10 keep strict surveillance
over tho movements Of the recters aud qu0reaels OF
aA.a. H.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
lands NOT GUILTY BECAUSE INSANE.

BRIDGEToN, Nj, Feb. 6.-At 10 o'clock
last night the court house bell rang out the notification
TO s Brdgeton that the jury In the Lands case had
agreed upon o verdict In short time an Immense
throRg beMeged tho building. On the arrival OF Judge
Reed, the prisoner brought into court by sherin
Hampton, looking pale and anxious inc Jury u
moment later led into court and took their soats IA
reply tho usual question, tho foreman, MT Proud,
said: We ind tho defendant not guilty on the ground
of nsenity,"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
The Spectator q monthly magazine reviewing

The Spectator, monthly magazine reviewing
insurance interests has passed under the editorial con
troI of Mr. s. C. Caldwell n thoroughly trained and com
peent journalist. II presents ansatraciiye appear
ance and s discussions oi insurance interests i,s
insurance news from all parts OF the country ana us
reports OF decisions In insurance make II indspen-
sable 10 all who actively concerned IN the subject
The signs OF careful and capable editorial management
are 10 be seen on every page and the magazine Is I'M
doubtedly sure to be made than ever necessity
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
coysprRAroR DYING IN HIS CELL

A CONsPIRATOR D1ING IN HIo OLIf"
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 6.-IIenry c. jacques.
OF the convicted whisky consprators, who was sen
fenced TO the County Jail. found insensibo In his
addicted liquor, and his system broke down
under the shock.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVERPOOL-IB steamship Fdrthid. Feb. 6-hghs
Hon iugh h. Childors, NJ. f. aud servant q. Cookburr
Dr. Charles b. shut Henry Evans. T. MARKS Mr. Ls .sana
g HMM r. H. Woln f. Thoref Mics R'berts, Mrs. Porter
r. G. Woodn,aney, j. Wood, burch W. Ii. Mlsr Mira
VI II, Powell and children, II. l.. SaoastalL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
SALE OF THE EGYPTIAN RAILROADS.

IIINItlN, MUHIHYt FfI INf'f
A telegram to The Standard from Rome states
there is reason TO believe the terms of tho treaty for
the sale OF tho Egyptian railways to an English company
have been settled and 1t Is said tho contract VIII DO
signed ne II week.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
pARAGITAY TO BE LIBERATED.

BUEsOB AYREs. Feb. z, Via London, fcp D.
The Argentine and Brazilian delegates VIII
cease 10 hold authority Paraguay In five months
The dispute In regard territory between Paraguay ana
the Argentine states has been submitted to President
Grant for arbitration
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
TROUBLE FEARED IN CHINA.

The London Observer says it has reason to
believe in view OF the unsettled Of political affairs.
the British oyernment intends 10 strengthen It's naval
forces In Chinese waters
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
Suecial Notlees.

DipLtheria, Throat Of all nd.0Cpie guaranteed
III Nj MrNT IODIDE OF AMMONIA sold by ala
druggists. Depot, 45l sxthaye -
NIessrs Moody and sankey will begin their serscss -
The IIlnpojTone THIS Monday EVENING ocicck.
Tie doors Will be opened Ia O'Clock No tickets neeood.
Entrance ON Ma.iisOnaye.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
pOT rTJCAI. ROI.T IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. Ga movement
begun two months ago by eIGov Smith and othef anu
snsnc.r Republ,cans TO FREQ the party from Senator
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
Th. PicE Countess, .

m, 80, nov. NJ the American Poet Joaquin NIB
,sr ~ story Of Italian full Of nerest and with ell Ne
% vis and vivid tmasinatlon that have made he
poems 20 popuIar last WORK Of the poet will es 9g1d
the FoIrnaiy Number Of FRANK LEsLMass M rofy In IN
r.,ions For sso all News Agents, or GRkAk LEsAAA
syy pearl ST.. New. York Oy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
THE CONFEDERATE ARCHIVES.

The Secretary of the Southern Historical So
cety IN replying to Secretary Belknapo letter TO him.
says "The people OF the South not only willing but
xious that tho whole Of their official records should be
given to the world and that the future historian should
have the opportunity OF Judging tn in the light OF those
records Be assured thcn Of our hearty cooperation In
supplying your Department with missing Confederate
documents Wa will furnish you properly authenticated
copies of such possesslOn, ana VIII Assist
You in procuring others IL being understood oi course
tnat Your Department VII afford US similar facilities in
the prosecution of work"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
~ 4RRIEU.

SATURDAY morning, Feb. 5, by the
Rev Ir Han OF Holy TRINITY. brooklyn, Thomas Wunaui
baxter of dundee, scotland 10 Name Louise Mosher of
Brooklyn.
Al Notices of Marriages must be iadorsed wih f'H
name and address.