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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
RRrrAL srARaINa AFrRAY n nARLEM

John Spellman OF e-hundreu-and- slXtl- ST.,
near Flrs-aye Louis Fr.ese of No. 81 East Fortyhih
st. and John Bluman Of One-bundrcd andsizth-st and
First-ayc throc young butchers, entered John Mund
schaus saloon at No 800 Tnrdayc about 10 p M on
sunday aud began play cards. While they were play
ipg Matthew H. Moore aud Caleb ID. Weeks OF No III
East Observation-Disclosures entered tire saloon and
Moore challenged Bannan TO play game with lin.
While this game ia progress, IrIesc remarked III
German that II was time for them to start for their work
Weeks not understanding German was offended NJ tbls
ana smoke sharply % Ficse, who became angry ana ~
tempted TO strike Weeks. Weeks had an umbrella IA MS
rand "A d nc beat Frcso with 10 uniil IL was
,Dliy broken. A general night ensured Ia when
Sprilman sttbOcl Weeks again aud aun. Weeks was
taken home in a faiutIng condition. IL Was found ina.
lis !nie PTOtrudod from wound near me cenl OF
ma abdomen. Their another bad cut ~ us LETT sl
stab wound IN his thigh and arm, one lut behind ~
ear another near the back Of his head, and another
ABOUT two incucs long, s right making IN all
seven terrible gashes Dr. Kinhler was called 10 aticn
tie wounded man. and nc pronounced Tie Injuries MORTAL
spcman was arrested GDmc time attcf inc ARRAY AMI
with Eanan and Fiesc locked Up III tiio twenty
lind street PUCc station. Yesterday morning he WAS
taktn 90 the Harlem Pole" Court, all feLa1lcd 10
await the result Of Mrck~s injuries At15o O'Clock yes
crlay Coroner ElinEOr attempted "a take an aatcmOi
fem druDSittan bat tblc 70 do 80 on account q"
Wecls's critical condition LGer s7riimnn was taken
before HIN and identified as tue man who had stabbed
.fTVR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
RECENT CHANGES IN THE AMERICAN TEAM.

RECENT CHANGES IN THE AMERICAN TEAM.
Major Fulton stated yesterday that the lack
of confidence IN che American Team had been much
oyerestmatcd and that he considered strong before
tile change was made on Saturday, when Col. Glider
sleeve and Col Bodne were substituted for MJ0r Yale
and Cap, Bruce, rs it is lie said that at every
meeting Of the team Col Gilderseevo and Col BOdlne
were urged 10 accept Positions on Inc teai DUt after
render more valuable assistance by coaching than rs
members OF the team, from their superior skill In the
Nne noints OF eIsyaou change Of wud, light, &C. Capt
bruce In practice had proved himself 10 be good snO
while Major Yale had always made much better score
in "a match tban in practice Major Fulton said that
no had now lost the services OF tao two now members Of
ee team ae coachers" he should engage the services
OF two others from several who had offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
Our MILITARY MANEUvERs l-Irish drill

OUR MILITARY MANEUyERs Irish drill ser
gcanl Ito squnI Of uIitameEl-"Prsnt' RuGs !lAsiOn-
shng result. y" IIy'ns what 'prismtP Just sup
out here now, an look at yersllycsl"-lP
getting, on in your neigibGrheOdi" Mignty poor
mighty poor" !" no converts, chi" Not single
On.-nut dc sign OF one" what TO be the mat
ter asked tie citizen, after a lengthy pause dc
matter is dat hez stolen four big watsmelOns
out % nv cart dis afternoon an feel my bones dat
religion IL gwlne down hill all froo dis l0calityi"-
fkaleign News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
DISEASES OF MEN.

Tho Importance of tho healthness of the nervous
system cannot be Oyercstimated lis power over nie
and death and the direct bearing which 10 has
human happiness 10 be recognized It's capabilities It's
Preservation It's moderate the danger Of ovcrtaxng IL
whether through thought sCudy intense application In
mental nyestg iton and research whether b the absorbing
necessary 10 the conduct OF complicated and momen
interests by the excessive indulgence Of the
appetes ard propeusies Of the system All these proper
subjects for consideration, also the knowledge OF what 10
B0deon what Is and when these exist the absolute
necessity OF promptly seehng advice from expert who for
long Of ygr has devoted his and alton
ton TO tie study investigation and treatment Of all the maa-
this important department. to accurately determine
the diseased conditions their nature causes and origin,
excess Who from his experience and practice has learned
discover the arrangement and promptly apply
the remedy thus avoiding the painfully slow ceiling after TIE
patent very naturally 10 know without delay what
+ the matter the OK the arrangement the probabilities
OF recuperatiOn and the time required
strslng example value OF experience and practical
well the usefulness OF the prompt appca
ton OF suitable remedies found In the important statement
abroad that very large proportion Of those who
from mental disturbance and absolute insanity pefma
nenty who placed under treatment within year
the hTst symptoms have manifested themselves
IL the intellectual departmental tho brain Las become eN
hausted by intense mental application depryng 1t Of the
Nv being and nOurshed by the OF certain
methods IL precisely other department,
whether OF appetite propensity, or passion each requnga
and different
them Their exhausted cOndi
The Importance Of this branch Of medical practice
scarcely be OveIae Or reaches the peretuai0n
amfy the scouting Of hereditary titles and the
tenuon OF estates in tic same family.
able by the thankful appreciation
the Tst families IN the city aud nation and GER
any communicate much to cultivated minds ~ eonnec-
with practical ence IN what pertains 10 the over
department u the system and the
recovering their powers whether OF BRAN, Appetite
propensity OF passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
POOLS ON THE LONG RANGE MATCH.

The pool-sellmg last evening on the result
Of the International rife imateh very decidedly In
favor Of the American Team which cold at nearly double
the price OF any OF the others In the French pools the
Americans were also the fayorites, pool giving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
LONG ISLAND.
RocKAwAy-The hOtel-keepers at Rockawa
STATEN ISLAND.

GIFFoRD's STATIoN.-The Staten Island
Railroad Company has resolved cargo OF new Seer
about three miles having already been completed " ~
understood that Mr. Wundram, the superintendent, mas
determined TO lay steel rails all the way the terminus
OF the road at Clifton.
WEsTFIELD.-The justices of Westfed have appointed
John A. Wood m the vacancy occasOned by tue deatn
OF Justice Abraham Wood and it is question whetucr
appointment legal. the Third Justice OF ihe
town was present when the appointment was made
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PoRT CHEsTER-A laboring man, named
Cuunugham a resident OF Port Chester, was found on
the rack OF the NewIayen Railroad IN this village on
Saturday night dead and terribly cut to pieces tic had
been seen in the village at an earlier hour intoxicated
and duarTelIng with some OF his acquaintance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

brook Ia NOT resident OF New-York County, and wa. az
drst IncIn,ed Ia dismiss the matter at once ON that
ground hut earnest request OF the petitioners
gtliDul nod his final decision until Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

mission to The company lay their scks at grade over
those streets
HoDoKEN.-Am0ng the passengers on the bremen
steamship MOsel, on Sunday rhinoseros, two
baby elephants and royal Bengal tiger. Tho nrst
named Is reputed to be worth $4,000, aud tue DaDes
IS 900 each Tho Indian King OF the Jungles is also SAID
TO be worth $4,000
WEEHAwKEY.-A gang OF 80 men employed az the
Weelawken Quarcs struck yesterday for higher wages
They have been receiving $Is pee 1000 for specification
Belgian blocks and SIC for rough blocks aud they de-
mand an increase an around OF 81 per 1000. us
thought theiT demand will be acceded to.
LONG ISLAND.
RocKAwAY-The hotel-keepers at Rockaway
bench In order t. protect their guests from tire operations
of threecard monte mon and other gamblers during
the season have contributed money to pay for the SER
vice. Of special force Of deputy sheris but these ON
GERS alleged have been ia collision with the gam
bers and the hOtelkeepers have refused To give any
more money for useless service On Saturday three OF
the monte men-Canada Eli, Andrew T. Shlelds, ana
Hiram Pearcewerc arrested To await the actlOn OF ne
Grand Jury Shields aterward escaped aud IL thought
dis eaptOrs were brbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
ACHES AND PAINS.
DIR, RiDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astee elegantly coated for tho OF oil dis
OF stomach liver bow els kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation cosyenes indigestion dy+
peIsia bousncs bilious inflammation OF the bowels
piles and all arrangements Of Tie internal vseera Warranted
PRiCS IS CENTS PER Box SOLD ny DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
HOME NEWS.

THEPMogETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSuTs, IN
BROADWAY.
eam67o Nrcu Gle 3 I'm. coz. MidDtyIt. 602
Highest darng iay G2'. Lowest %.
Ayerayo 59ls2. Same day, 1875, b1l9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

and Antique STAIR RODs Old RODS replated gded or repoi
ished and made equal Specaltes manufactured
order w. I. & J. MERsERRAu, 81 DIaDesk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

tickets for that team and for the others In ~
auction pools the various leans sold a. follows:
American. $50 $40 800 Scotch ..-.-.si7 s26 So
Australian lrsaii sS SO 4 e"H"'''n-''. ~ 10 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

Heartburn, dyspepsia, collie, and all the vari-
disorders arising from indigestion, easily remeed By
MILK OF MAGNEsIA- Sold NY all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
TWEED,S CAPTURE.
ADpITIoNAL DETAILS OF HIs ARREs

ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF HIS ARREST.
r,,N.,,ENERAI. JoyELLAR AK ACTIVE AGENT IN
svc,,piSG TwEEp;s ARREsT-TnE STATE DEPART
MIN ...e--,,~ST-LoCAL NTEREsI INCREASING.
William NJ. slweeu, Itch his cousin. William
hunt" continues prisoner the isle of ST. Simon,
in the bay OF Vigo SPAIN His arrest was 'ao'''s.,s
ls copies Of caricatures representing him, which
were circulated by the Spanish authorities. The
Areuclles case il is understood, warrants the United
States in relying confidently upon Spain Ter the
fugitjves surrender. Sheriff Conner is besieged with
inquiries regarding Tweed and the Judgment against
the criminals property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

Announcements
A large proportion of the female sex suffer
from peculiar diseases which the PERUVIAN SYRUP VIII cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

INSTRUMENTATION Peters, constable of
GpttenDeig wne passing the Residence of rnp PIeif
Ter, SVVenIlst., sunday night, heard OF
'Murder!" coming from the house and entering found
P.elaer beating MS wife. Tine constable attempted to
arrest him. when PciHcr seized caryng-kuic aud at
teupted cut retcrss thiOa Citizens 10 his res
cue aud Peilieg seaug he was oyerpOwcrod drew re-
of his lett hand, ndictug painful w0und PicIcr was
arrested aud yesterday Justice Dryer committed him 10
the County jan
TRENTON. Work on the Trenton branch OF the Della
ware anu Bound Brook Railroad IN progressing rapidly
MUrsuen engaged IN grading between Willow and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

THE FUGITIVE STILL IN VIGO BAY
9HR SPANISH AUTHORITIES INFORMED BY GE s.
JovEIIAR OF TwEED's, FLiGHT-AIs DETECTION
AIDED BY COPIES OF CAIucArURE-Hs SUR
RENDER PROMISED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26

A urTIoN. EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FuRNT.
"a inre sale Property Of DANIEL III. Martin. Esq.
the private residence 10 East 18th st.. second door rom
dtn NV tns friday norniny NJ ius o'clock. Velvet
BRUSSELS inrrsn Carpets satin Brocadc. Haircoth
Washstands. Warirobes. work>tauds Comods hair and
spring Mattresses, Beds. Bocrs lows. Tables, Lounges
rtageres Mirrors. Clocks. Switchboard. extspron
i1u ~ Chairs. Glass. china and Aiiverwaro Cutlery
y hkEMEk. Anctioneer. opportunity Tor parties
wishing inst class house hold furniture.
, 1876-12-19

Contrary to general expectations, no advance
In the passenger rates trom this clty to tlo East
WIS announced yesterday. There Is now
probability TINT tile experted atlvan will not
be usade for SONIC duya. This is caused by tic
iact that there Is lItt!o fight going Oil bctwccn
Coulhsoloro Vanderbilt, of tlo New York Con-
trul, anil II. j. JoSctt, of the Erlu Railroad, In
rcgard to local passenger traffic between New
York City ahl I3u(ralo. Tho Eric ItaIlruatt Is
selling ttekcts from Buffalo to New York, astl
vee ygrsa. for So, a,ltl the Nov York Central for
81. The difficulty between tllcse two lines
cotlld not be SETTLED ut tho late conferences,
and soycral lneetings will prDhahly Ilaye
to be held beforo MI the Obstacles
to pcaccable adjustment cln b. rutnoydu. BE-
fore tho rates between buffalo mud New York
are adjusted no a1lyaucu In through ritcs can bu
tadc. 1t 10 tbs fntuntton tu lsake tbs rate be-
tween this city mud Now Yt,rk $a2U. The prcsont
price lsttwceti hero ind Buffalo ID $40. The Old
FAte was GA. Now II tho $l4 even wore re-
rettir'lc1 to, which, llnwGyer, Is 81 tnore Than
sl,uld lo askctl, It would 1nake, with the $6 rate
nf tho Eric from t3ufIllu to Now Yutk ntiietI,
tito through rute but $l0, 81 lcss t,an 1t ia tho
lntontt1n to Tx thu through prteo from Chicago
to New York. Tho railroad t,atldgors IN tllls
city nso very anxious that an nslya1cu should be
nude at 0neo, but rs 1UuK as tae fight bctwcel
Vanderbilt and Jcwctt rcinatns unsettled tury
aru row0Eless to tAke my steps whatever, md
therefore pcDrlu Mllt have chanca 10 70 East
1t tho prevailing figures for while longer.
, 1876-12-19
CHICAGO,


There was tlut lIttlo OF tntrrest around Dan
Catnoron's war headquarters In tho Palmer
House yesterday. Tho valiant seeker aftcr
goro returned fre,rn his farm ycatertlay morning
looking somewhat more dfgnl[ed, and moro Of
h warrIar, thnn at my Time since he commenced
Ills "nammotli organization u which Is 10 fna,l-
gurate Tilslcn and put tllu hold veteran
ln the l'ost-Onlce. That TRIBUNE r.
!n Tom sliir!cy's Office, III tho Morrison DuilI-
Ing, Oh Clark atrect, whurc Carneson's n1!ss!ut,
merely leaylu. III the hahtls Of Bhirloys uublil-
1pzc1 colored clerk II 'mtssiyc. Dun Is gong to
Bpr'hgfleld, 70 10 there at the meeting Ut Tho
Democratic Htntc Central Committee ol, the 3ist
enneanlot County, II Ia statstl that o wnl not
bring the cnt!fe Veteran Reform Association
with him, but l'is wonderful mud eloquent voice
will bo ra!sel for war..
II seems that enttro harmony .tocs mt prevail
In tho ranks of tho brunch of tic Veteran iie.
form, association recently otEanlzed Oh tho
North slile. They arc oppoaed to CUl. baldwin
md some few others, mud now tllerJ il threat
oItcd ecll'sln IN tliose ranks: Tltoeo e0i guns
aro 10 to fred as soot, as Thy weather mtHlcr-
Col: baacsrk concluded his labors at the
tirand racitc !lntcl yesterday, AMI W. +. Tan-
quarry, tho Assistant Secretary, gtartcl fnr his
home. lttcctIng Of ths Republican. ttate Ex-
GCuLbFE Lo HG elElu III HGf or EW0
to accept Col Ha1coek'a tl1sal rupert anl to pass
Bllch rcs0lutlans As occasion IllMy ,lon1atd.
Ex.Goy. Tl,ad G. ro,.nd, Of Wisconsin, tyl,o
f!as been at thu trall IRclc lfntel for tho ,Ast
few days, ltl% departed for Ills ho,np. liz viii
be 4 n.c.nler vi The hrxt Congress, tn wlrl, ho
has lecn c1ucte anti llu dues t,ot anticipate a1y
arllkealcmonstratiollA fr0nn TIldcns Atlhere1,ts
y llaycsts tna,tgaratcd. lic regards The Pres.
occupy tic Whito House during tic next four
years.
, 1876-12-19
GERMANY.
THE ltff1f{jI4I, Wg.

DHRL1H, Dec. 18.-0ne hundred and 0fty
nlcnlbora Of tue National, Liberal, aud Inlo-
pendent Conservative parties In the German
Parliament hnye signed compromise on tho
judicial laws. II y proposed 70 bring THO laws
Into operation hi October, l67, Instead OF t630
ALLlANCE nHTwRHN GERMANY AND HpAIN.
a special dispatch trosn tuo lhr1 = corres-
pontlent II! pAsis Says that considerable lndtgAa-
ton as been created there by tl,u announcement
that an at!auce has bcel, foltnetl bctweon Get-
many ns,1 Spain, Tho Frsnrli Minister to bpa!u,
hl. CAaudor'lY, Inns gnle 10 Caustantllloplp to
represent Fra1tce ut tic CoAfcrehrn on Tho East
ern question, aud Indignant parlslan newspapers
clatn TINT the negotiation Of an alliahcs In lila
absenca from Madril was worry sharp practice.
BaYAR4 DISPATCH YA0M BISMARCK.
Much irritation has alsu tcen caused In Paris
by dispatch from l'riuco nlsmaFck, III which he
severely eensurcs thu French ttoycrnfnont on
account Of tho wrong dons tu German ,s,oamcrca
by the French export duties OIL iron. IlIs action
1T tho usrinan chancellor, coupled with tho an
n9ilnecncnt Of the tFcaty with spain. is regard
cl Us nM evidence of uni ftcntlly feelings oil ,ss
part a1itl 1t doslFoy perhaps, to test 1nat how
tyr to might pusii FrasleY without provoking re-
s!stanect ~ tllae he may know exattly what ho
tnay e1pcct III tho event Of War in the East
, 1876-12-19
FOREIGN.
Confident Talk OF Prolongation
Of the Arn1istice.
Russian Military Preparations
Progressing Very Slowly.
A General Levy Of the Reserves Sup.
posed to Have Been Decided On,
Seventeen Persons Killed BY a Mine.
Explosion In Wales.
TIIE TAHTt.

r+tv%
IllD NABI'
rRoBADtK PHoLoNaATfoN or TIM A11M1sffon.
BELGRADE, Dec. 18,-1t IA bclioyctl that tho
arn,.trc vili 1,c nrolouasa ,,n,,, M.rc,,
o'"''>' wiz " p'sso.ksu nn"s "''|" 'ta's'
.. dnEEcs.
ATHENS, Dec. le.-Tho Chamber Of Deputies
has passed bill authorizing loan uf 10, ,0O0, ,DO
dracl,mas for extrnorltnnrv man ,ures t} mill.
t,p,, orr.rt~,,tn,, ~ '
'"'J o's"41'*a.lon' ss..'' ..l'o'n'
" THE fEEL1Ho IN RusstA.
LONDON, Dec. 104b q. t1.-Tht TimM' spectal
from Vienna say6 tho rtunnrk t,ndn hr Inn
Czar IN INN NJ tl,a Atnhsssntforo rooon,,,, t,,nt
r,..,. ~ . ."..,' 49, .a'o.o'o 'ute"'''t 10y
N"ss'a was 9caus 10 Fenoanee occupation pfosluct'
otl1er guarantees could b3 found, has been Of
acialty ycommunteatodto to tho various Courts. This
announcement rccelvea ad1,t,onn1 imon,tnnco
fr,,, Aha yo,+ th.+ Al, ,a.,,,.,tt 4,,,...,,. \. ~.
@H .s 'aas ~, aesoa.sa eo"t,h"o ~ 'el''
seseht tlat tne waEllKe icealn9 IN Russla Is de-
crcasing. Besides other causes tending 10
check enthusiasm, such as the discovery Of
grcat deaciences in mf1,tRrv s,nrc.' nm
Tnrkta,, ,,rn,,arn,,ons i,nua ,.sa.aI .t.s .;.s
;.l, tusA'eu o'epalu'so"s ""so ereateu tne
IMPRESSION that the 1ofce alfcaaY
mobsItzcu by Russia Is insufficient, md It has
beer necessary 10 takc measures for n rertrnl
law of the rcsrrve. IN so,th Ru..,n, rim 1,,s-
, 1876-12-19

large majority #, the Chnmucr. Tho tlnvcrr,.
lncnt Journals uissc tIe King IL rloso tlic acs-
sos, (wtlIct wo,,ll ic thc third dissolution rtleo
this asf.atiun tuln,ncnttp osl proylc tor the
State cxrc1lscf bY means uf provisional grants
u1islcr hts signature fiji C.nnctl. Thu lll,lfcats
urge rcststnncc to the collection Of taxes, II
necessary, hy forcc. The situation is nlost
critical
, 1876-12-19
DENMARK

THE REVOLUTIONARY Hla8DA0.
CoPkNHA0EE. Dee. 18.-The fisal debate in
tllo lagslag on the Finance blu occurred toduy.
bpecchrs wcro yiru1cnt ana abo1nled In pc.soual
recrltn!tiat!o'is. TLu Beeet Culnmittar, to whom
Chg bill was feietfcu. laa stricken oht Or largely
McYt; md lind Incorporated personal insults
against several Mtnlsturs. Thu Radicals hare u
, 1876-12-19

LONDON, Der. 1B.-rIe -nark LaAt Etpres,
says: Reports Of the appearance Of tho growing
trap, both here mud On Tho continent, aro satts-
factory. Eomo Of The country narkcts arc
firm, notwithstanding the Increased supplies,
but tic Provincial trade is generally lctl,urglc.
Confidence has not been sl.aken, however and
holders submit to tho temporary luil without
e1tdcavoriug to press sates. Tlto .wcpfs
Imports Into London wcrp 14,1D3 qtlar-
ters, wlIureof 1000 aro fro,n American
and Atlattttc potta. It Is quito possible that
trade Will continue quiet for tho next few
weeks In consequence Of thu holidays and tho
n!sposltton of InlllGrs to necutn,liato stbcks at
tho Grid Of the yoar, but thu present condition
nf the trado ts healthy. The rnte OF jmporta-
tlon 10 certainly baluw tho oountrys estimated
requirements. California supplies arc stlll In
tho distance, md the long-penning question oF
peacu or war III te East Il still Undetermined.
These reinles the present period critical onc Il.
the grain trade. Feeding stuff Improved ko,nu-
wliat during the weak. and mai.ily In eollse-
1ncnce Of Increased tuports, anl III ts,alxo con.
siderable TRANSACTIONS occurred In tue latter for
future delivery. Tl.o rlluf feature ot tho iluat-
lnE cargo tra.lo llas hoen thu arrival at calling
pnrts 0f several steamers laden With Ohtrka
wheat, which sold rather low. There has been
als0 some rcuetlon In recent oxtensiYe buslncss
!n California wheat 0tlout.
, 1876-12-19
IN MEm0R|AM.


8p9c7a1 Wkp0ltk 10 ina 1F36aHt.
M1LwAuRan, Via, dec. 1B.-At meeting OF
the Bar to+lay, Ecsofutions 1t rcspcct to tho
iaotttofy of Judge I1ubbelt were adopted.
epeeelles were tnalo BY htasor Butler, Sam j.
fltward, Commissioner Hloodgool, u. II. Jol,u-
ton, ulla others.
, 1876-12-19

II you want to ses anl appreciate tho vely
4ethe of inn0eent surprise, Turn reporter, aud
call on railroad agont TO got tAe particulars of
alnash-up on hls linc.
, 1876-12-19

1 NEW nHH.

ROME. Dec. 18.-At lho Constasory held In the
Vatican to-day. tho Roy. JOHN spaldlng, Of
Louisville, was appointed RIshup OF the ncw
6ec Of fcoria, United Statcs.
, 1876-12-19


SOUTH CAROLINA.
TAIK or COMPROMISE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 1s,-Anotlcr unsuc-
cossful ballot for United States sohatos was
taken I'll tho Demucfnt!c House to-day, Every
thing quiet.
The House and Senatorial Committees arc
wording actively hut quietly.
There aro ru1nors Of compromise betwccu tho
Republicans and Democrats favorable to tte
latter.
THE HOLIDAY ADJOURNMENT.
NEW YouK, Dcc. t9,-Thu 1;,ues' epccIal from
Columbia, 8. G., says tho resolution that passed
tho Lower House several .lays ago for an ad-
1ourn,ncnt sine die of tho Legislature on tho
ed Inst, wttl bo amended bv the scnntc. nt,t1
concurrcd In by Tho Asscmb]y, 20 IA
to tako n rcccsa fro,n rr[day next tn
Aha sau. aos n toh,,,.rr n,r,rr ~
n11,,,co, d,.,neh,r,os >oro s,a,. ofr,,o.s u,,s
to''ss'u sAa.o s, es1.o u"I.'e nuu
.'e"uo ~. u.p4. snsnte INV pet' 1,ao'p ~ naAa
up ttclF reports 80 % 10 caaeEo do7' Chanihcf-
lain to prepare MS annual message to the Lcgts-
latnrc III tllhc !or tilo contemplated aa]ohrn-
inchts' IL IS sasd TINT turing thu recess OF The
sceuIaf Legislature Wits WILL PC
ISSUED nf WADE HAMPTON
for new elections to I'LL vacancies 80 as to pro-
Vide HIN With scnasc, hut 1t is ceFtatn that 4
portion at least OF tho Democratic Senators will
refuse to lcare their seats In tho regular Legis-
latusc.
Nothing was done In Itampton's Asscmb1y
tcyond tnkinu onotl,tr tallot far United stntca
scro,o+ on1 tho onnnlnt mcnt n n f,nrmit to, T.,
,1rnft t,,,,,,rto, ~ c,nnrroaa ,o,,ttvo ~ ,t,o
"a, ;" '.a, '"e"a e. sus 90, e'@s'' W '''o
pu,.s'eat ,r,'' sou,p'e..'to'e ~ .''1' e."tc'
A"o oe'."so An'ee''sal'l's eo4lt'!'1+ee cul'
Hamburg massacre, ana other outtaRcs preccd-
Ing the Presidential election. It Ia said to ave
bcrn Ut the most startling character.
The House Committee Inns decided to sp!tt In
fnto three s1,1xlIyfefons. twu of whfrh at tn m
IN rhar1estnn .o-norro,Y nfoht and thr tl1ri il
~ ~on,at,, hor, T,,a na,ne,.r.s -, IT, ~. 80
u,... -, s'., vi tnu eo''-
4btttSe uAsS HOAtaAVHItl Ata 4AlbHtl AttGMIt
, 1876-12-19
BELGIUM.
Ftrif ft%f1t 1ttk<}

1RussELs, Der. 1s.-A co1llston toolt place
to-day OH The railway between Ak and ChatIl-
lon. Eight were killed md fifteen Injured.