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Gelp nlanleO

GENTS.-+2j per week ad expenses 10
"a ge wso wii. work ior un.oy fullagcls
% goods. semi stamp -lit.iafa.
LHIh CtikAllCAL u14.s-lEN.
Eunaio. - Y.
GAIESMAN WAETEp.-A smmt energetic
- wei acquainted W fuc city. dcsr1is OF sscstnN
good income nay h,ar.i opportunity Dy addressing il4
ljaft,h D. o. Boz lD52 Nv'gN YORK Ci:y.
GAIESAEN WANTED-One Ia New-YOrk,
- l BfO0A yu, IA Jersey Cty, aln che in fNgg
state salary, 800 per month Cud eEprNrs p-" AOlea5
6EM MANIEAC4 uli SO COZ ~. LOUIS Aio
NSIANTED--A stondy midde-aacd man ID
W TRAEEl "a !nei Wa, q ns go ar slsn OF hots,s.
luuie rltr SALARY paid s1iur ipi rlulD lvanItd s.s
1girnneait business wei established Aarsss, ntarnr AZ,
Sc. A. r.. Tribune oahs
VA ANTED--10,0 900 men % list n ID SAMUEL,
w r. CARY and other euiient spcl0,rtaf COOPER ~
STITUpE hiatt I,ssi q clock Thursday ,Nenl. Oct M IN
Ue Bankruptcy Threatening Property DNHer. ann tp Id u
canse! Oy tie Enforced Idrness OF SOlhOGB laieis."
Pamphlets the subject free at MOLVUrls r4u. l-lLt
ofhce.
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BOaro au0 Rooms.
80 Torrteenfh-sf

Below Fourteenth-st.
\ DfEIrlSEMRNrS FOR THF NFw-
,, 5t.h it:.tl ~ Will BE HnCFTVFp AZ ri p
a. ~ g1.t 30 KS irDacw ay cor Thirty INST
n ~ go - st twenty .iinfdst cor EigIb.aves sgO
X 1.,s? cor toIy.seytntisi a. the Ii EIlgAf eiF
- -Set lIaai r. cor -undfol ana sstv Ii
a. e savings bsak BnidIsA ~ 20 y. ~ an regular
- n-ABE, No. Q, near the BrevoOIf- An entire
a. ifyyl, handsomely furnished as0 o,,e leree
$50 s-se AVOAlsi accommodation aud table uis1T
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SEAMSIRESS.-A situation wanted by a e.
- splcfalie young inst csss s,nsrIcss "a
private f1iniy lsie- cn'rel, and
best r,igIgucc5 cen az address fj5 West itias1
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Real estate % exchange.
Citn properIn 90 Eel.

IITFGANTLY FURNISHED PRIVATE
Il sFSIbENCE. private tlnnly, $1,000; also LEfl n
SISiiiD FLATS and SMALL HOUSES a DAlLhA' 300
6ihsyc. -
mo TTT-Towcr parf Of 3-st0Ty BRICK
f5o1S Ne 525 Ie1ugtonave. low rent 20 desirable
family.
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at 1l5 West sest
one for $40 month 49, -.
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Comlrp proprrtn 90 fct.

mo PENT-At Plainfeld \. j., a partly fur
rsbel ltist containing 10 near dcnGtt owner
logr,l for reit. Add-css THOMSON, Tribune Ohce
NO IET-FURNlSHED HOUSE at Morris
! town e. Nv. j.. Bhey's house on Mucul!nc5,S1f,i
h7s GOOD val ~ cls SC inquire az oheeo ilt'h'
MAS IilU 81 IN-. q %, 2O4 Brodd"ay.
TI,O LEASE az Rye for three Years, good
1 comfortable HOUSE. with carriage house, eaIael aye
acres o ground irit trees Nc yly healiy msh ETOW'
Yeer dart dagranc place. Rent $50 per mGht foSscs-
g. imire.iiately. Mi. MATTHEWS, - Catia1iiicst
mo LET-Now or fOr next Spring, in Old
Irme Conn. the center, tasteful, cWnlnocl9iisi
,1esrii sI ns finishing with ~ rnOms hne land and
- gs large earicn trees malaria. Apply 90 Judge
NrCIRpY. did Lyme or Prot. SAIL fNi New -itaNeh
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Gitnalions Dantco--f females

-.---.-----------------
~.,.--,. .,,...> t-.,,.,I.-
9Il""ttU''S ~ : >.'',''>'
by Two nr st1 van1 situations josether-one AZ
IT, WORK o. fg compteut have y yeaT r, r,f ~,
eh'e from ihcli as ri', fS III a. 4'i'' " - ~ ~
ave between IN ..l 9N.L .s,s -
GOOk and kIItHEA-MAlD1 a mrs.
references. can Dc seen At BoNGRANDs FRENCH o.
IioE, Sl "'Si "l-''a.,
COOK and LAUNDRESS-lIy q good Prot
y estant Scotch wonau 7e Is an eI'elt %oGagri igr
ely OF county, % 20 a'I a% N' non ,t ~ T6ey can
be- seen at tie l'torAslANr HOME BUREAU l5o 9Th
ave- "'"i' s''., i''' Vt, -
< woman, Eais giving MP hoasekeepns to DO the
fc1, 2a We<i i7tisi t 7.1H TO-
Y respectable yoaae uliau very rooa coos excellent
mona, sober honc9 oaiie.iie s3nii'y OF cry CiI at
boohhAN'-, 30, an ave, near z3''l,
~ out BY te da e lraies nes q reference t Address
nPFSS}IlEFE a rcsnccfobIc woman rs
Ier can eat and n. wants 10 go out by the day
or "r'S 'p 90 'o WORK " lcf ''S' '' a. ''- sa' '.'
~ wouf Ike iomllc icg NOR engagements by ne day
OF Meps icrllS i..i'i'''. l''Ae "''''"S A. - i''
UPTOWN "i"'l Los i''''''''
LiT can ne StRPi aS c, O ,go Sotl
wasea e i cnsia , W. s %r. 1a
ig mem @ rn. Az 52sc l,2y "4 gns Tor the o"Gn'
,,fI -, 80, STp,y l>..rS ,., H.. ,if,;ncd
[sr 1ity and ror a. the fHDrFs 5iPiGYWEYT
BUs.Au corner Of 45s' and Broaa~oy references IN
uo.S''
EHBTrSEE IEpI' Il a widow lady desires "A
Atliries al2 Fast 3,.st
EIOl' SEKEEPEK-A German lady desires a
IL situation As IIor-Cl.cpc IN IN American family under
nc ..i4atioa taqaire 1t u : East 7ot.as1
HOTSEWOEk.-A Scotch woman to do
General ro,ervsoll IN small funny city reference
"oTryL,,-,5,Iy ,-,,,,,1Tr ,r;,I ,,iIIge - ,,I,cn
~ a., tons't'r. aoj. ctv rti1r,ucei cal for two
day Al 2ol East 27lh-,t.
QUs. ~ yo l g Ir 10 t,o ie lI
reference Lag 2daver between CON eud Glststs trSt
O az w nm d 'S, o,0i % near sou CIV
-, , i ,aI sy'iart ,,1slri and rome
n Good triartace CaII aJ sl5 6thaye near
29d.st =. -.
CUS W - ;ysneltshe W a gSts caSro
tapis ,TTss,.or fhnr1elv: yer pnod COOK and ava
nn's.,eh Ti,'a ' sIronc and h"St,v arreaT1g
person count city Call at BOOIIlAMn, aO7 4thaye,
near -3a-''.
AUNDPFSS-A respectable woman wishes
rel rIl,a.s $50 Wc,t SD a. nguir, J thuI floor.
AUE DRESS.-Laces done mp and mcnded
eo f'ns spd S4Eyit y ,, ase s3 q, ts par by
,-,.I,,,,,..-. - -.
80 49, iiilig's gy,S ,y yce e' i46 yesT
8l,l,-
..-.,,,---- III -
,.I.a. or ,ia. vai. rom 70 ents
"a 81 pan coH tit reference. Ars. HUIrNlN no.
,,,,.,,,.... i..-I---- ,-I;-;1-
AS Sal @ 70 e5 ~, her ho,.e nut
frhui, ,s, e, dose ln iistea'- ae'e lJl Clinton.
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Eectures ano Alccilnas.

CT. LUKE HOME FOR AGED WOMEN,
- corner Of NJ ison ave ard Syt sgc anniversary
erciscs viii take place WisDN sDAY lsh ulst at D.
NJ I'm the Church ~ the Beloved Disciple adjoining tie
Home She house Will visitor from II 4. Re.
flowers fancy articles wal b. i0l sale. AL IN
[ rested i'm the work are invited.
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DERSNNs wi.,iag Ionsekoener.. l.oycrnes5e3.

CoIpist- Coup3uun Nursery GuvcrHc-s's Nurses igl
thl ~i- Urc~sfaktr, Clerks, o,4u,tIess- can be 'l
sl,rli.i Dr. calling The Yong N0mrs Cl5titl Aasp a.
lion az the J Nt YORK, No. East lJs; bcs; n rt er
ence .iFoJi and required.
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fosl ono foun0.

tVDND-A HOG, this morning; the owner
pensfs 5lJ @esi i2lst.
| 'et-BANK BOOK No. 72.AO1.-Fiuder
- a ll-ss rriCu a. the German sayDgs BANK corner
o ifit--i ann stlave.
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SEANSTRI * and LADY, MAID-By in St
; ,.ass English procsiln; maid, who e good haiuro
and reasuGser Is q competent alys maici l-ct0 20
travel Can Doe en- a m ~ 612 GinNr BET 35t Sbt It's.
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Surniinre.

BLANKETS BLANKETS Blue, Gray, and
Write -qusr l.- Blankets. FtncY Plush Robes ingram
o. 2; loa l5c Gait Mattngs OIoOtiis. ANDREW
III -s q 90, 80 luaiEaT.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
a cheap Coz cash liberal terms Of payment COW.
ftil HWAII-s l55 and ia Chati.a1sf Jgrce bucines
~ llcc NacorH. Chamber suits &lS % 500; Paror
s~s. , ~ 10 500 lsa. Brlss.ls 81.
7 o. SELLEW.
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
no. 1O3 FultnLst.
FINE CYLINDER DESKS
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% nlhom il 9fIan Gonrern

MANY OF OUR FRIENDS suppOsing the
A late Cornelius POon Just deceased was hc member Of
ON tTm bearing the NAME take this opportunity to
correct Che error am q that The deceased gentleman
vas M no wise connected with Our business
G.. & r. POILION,
Sliphtiilders and Slpwrglts.
WORCESTER TREESr-We will protect
~, you you win testify. Please write how we shall
eVh II j. {.
WANTED.-A young American lady, well
eulied and n good health not over 70 years Of age,
~ NM nrstctaGs BONE la small family TO salary, az
80 society ana reading s required and WI. have nearly all
- Vac a. htT si0sal In answer state personal DC
. n ac reference the latter the best Address
"iN4iK HOME, n. 3. Tribune Oiiee.
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Brooklnn Ilropertn % Ect.

mo TTT-3-story brick SCHOOL HOUSE, No.
y e pe-oeen.sf. %st1ry brick DWELLING, l7S VII
- GORDON L. FORD, % Clark ST. BrooSlyn
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a GREAT OFFER ::::::: !: J:
Gituatlous IOliuc0-females.

NURSE ard SEAMSTRESS-By young
y EGsh Prot and good se,sees; has good
CITY Iaf,rcicps. Roc az d Wtst 3lstst. BON
GtsAN,D5 FRENCH OFFICE
& IRSE and SEAMSTRESS.--W artsd, 10y
y f'hilade'nhil wlJ lived m good
families and las good refer Icc-, and Will rt eif oi-
s'ul m upstairs place Seen at 81 Nea olHttt,
FEE<CH OFFICE
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Goal au6 E35o0.
5Gles On AucnJn

4. MEEwiy AuCuOnscr.
pY BANGS, MERWlN q Co., 656 Broadway,
~ near Boudst.-saies0 Of Books WORKS o. Art &c. DC.
DY John II. DRAPER g. Co., Auctioncers
ID The Delaware LaciaWanEa and Western Railroad Com
palv viii sell 10D.00O TONS SCRANTON COAL ~ public
suction on NEDNEs DAY, oct Is. al II o'clock nom at
Nc. 70 Exchange place. SAMUEL SLOAN, i1eHdehi
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XE7ANrED-A situation MS E0U~tk KEEPER
" or LADA7S CONPANI =, eitleiiG ci,s eo41., ig
a mtietgra lady ~ itty tcupci.llrn Ie efgLc'. l'
Qurr 1nd giy,ni wages moderate. Adt4c, N , AiI-
uut ONCE
NNASHING.--A respectable widow w0man
w wishes couple of fsmi,a Washing 90 itsmc; zoe.
dozen. 10 Mest 40tl 81.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED bv q yOuug lady in q
-1.gtc family or q-eIc there 'If.4s %
OF Medium size dc,iI' 1.a:0H between Ut Ht aye5i
Isiciatc, c-ciru--l. Ai-ia-3 As5 J.,
Tribune Jl-toEu ONCE, .23~ Iipa'na!.
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HOUSEWORk.-A Scotch woman to do
general EouscwCik IN small fanny city roieienees
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sOUSENORk.-A young girl 10 do genera
Lous.yors ur c.amJcTlygN and nc washing, best g
reference. Lag 2iHve. between com and Glsst5 hr5
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4 PARTIES requiring elegant APART
~ MLNTS with without BOARD, can obtain fun H.
formation ly iGquIiug at J. 2i3 . Broadway.
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HOUSEKEEPER.-A German lady desires a
situation as housol,cpcg u American family under.
stands roaig IN an Draoho~ and h. fully cope TO III
the situation. Inquire at III East 1Ot!ist.
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Brooklyn Board.

BOARD N promulgated pleasant from
fpuusunl bedrooms. tirtAcr separate; also niuc
room. minutes walk from three ferries. Apply
50 1clry-<t.
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IAitI' 9 ~ - - ~ az ~ ~ nv
cJu.iaI. 0. ad private fauJr h0adH-lolres ana
hotel. bat irgtoiaf servants lrpis'r"d' ftHu'
thoroughly investigate Orders By mail receive i4rrt AZ
tgsrr
, 1876-04-08

about e~nslayiug and taxing, there is not one
man ofthose, who, in public or in private lead
the opposition, who has in any way or at any
time, by word or letter, expressed his d~isappro-
baton Of the foul language, of the Infamous
threats, of the cowardIy attempts at outrage,
or Of the open treason, which are apparently
gloried in, by all classes Of the opposition.
There is not one man, who has cut himself off,
from association with those who have thus dis
graced themselves, and alas lowered the charac-
ter of our whole community. Let it be noted
however, to the credit Of our poorer classes,
that up to this point, they have borne through
ont this unhappy agitation, an INSCRIPTIONS pres
sure with patience a patience which would be
iGeZpicabIe to Eoglishmen were it not that they
have a %trustEul hope in the good will, in the
~streugth, andin the frmness of Her Msjesty's
Government.
The Island is suffering throughout, for want of
rain, and the crop viii be shorter than was
expected. The returns per acre in all localities is
worse than was looked for, and in some, is very
bal indeed We have beard that in some quarters,
there is an improvement in this respect but
she yaar must BE- a hard one, to all classes.
Surely t.ivis time for economy and prudence,
10 .r3 aai in deed, in private expenditure, and
IN public. management, for looking after eur
own resources, and for insisting, that our
public funds are no longer left to the absolute
c@oatroI Of men who, with possibly, the best in
tea;ions, are incapable. owing to their private
occupation Of giving more than a few hours,
ID each year t. the public work and
who are not onIy themselves. absolutely IN
contro liable, and irresponsible, but who resent
50 a personal atront any criticism on their
expenditure, however mistaken, and however
" -.;ofll i my bc.'
, 1876-04-08
HAY tt.
Tdg AMERICAN AND FRENCH
DEMANDS.
~ I'm the 81. Thome Iidsnde J

We are informed that two American
ship,-ofwar had arrived at the capital
+ OF Uayu aud another was momentIy
expected Their presence has been caused
bv t#e .aw which has lately passed the
Havrjan Senate, dpcreeing that all foreign,
ers. doing business IN Hayti, should be
snbiect to a heavy tax. The American
Government, seeing the damaging effect OF
such law to American interest ut stake
in IIay,i. has found it necessary to interfere,
and demand OF Hayti that she carry out
the terms of a treaty, which exists be-
tween the two Republics giving to all
American subjects, residing 10 Haytl' the
same rights and privileges, IN mercantile
affairs, as is enjoyed by the HaytIan sub
iects themselves. The French Consul has
made q demand Of the Haytian Govern
ment thnt all French subjects be treated
alike as the subjects o" the most favour
ell nation"
The American demand goes further;
II there has been anything exacted from
any American subject, since the promul-
cation OF the decree, it must be forthwith
returned.
The American Government have found it
necessary to back his demands by a show
Of force and it would appear that that
Government is not altogether dlslncIined
to carry the threat Of tho use of force into
execution. They have, it is stated, said to
the Haytian Government that if there be
any objection TO the carrying out Of the
treaty., such objection will be considered
as a declaration Of war. This demand
therefore bears the character Of an SIt'ma-
tum.-...e
, 1876-04-08
II
FROM the Trinidad Chrossels.) J.

Daily showers for some days past, here
and in most parts Of the island. The country
roads are getting plungy; and some people
have tremors about q short crop-seaSon.
These March showers are however good for
the next oaoso crop, freshly planted canes
and r~attoons.
A short crop is now admitted universally.
Some estimate the. deficiency as much 40
twenty thousand hogsheads. The outturn up
the East road will generally be short, though
we hear of one or two estates which expect to
exceed their last years. production. There are
estates to the Eastward which have not begun
grinding yet, but generally speaking the mills
are at full work.
We learn that The white orystallised USino
Sugar offered at 81 per 100 lbs, in barrels and
half barrels, is the produce Of the MadHG'"e
mill, not of Mr.. TurnbulI's Couva Usine, whose
produce is all exported, We understand. The
above price was decided on, TO allow retailers
to vend it at 1Oc. q h., and thus secure a larger
sale. Only the No. /. or best white crystallis-
ed is new made at St Madelains for local sale
, 1876-04-08
TELEGR A NJ s
ST. THOMAS SrATIoH.

April 4.
NEW YORK, April 3.-In England the betting
on the forthcoming inter-University boat race is
in favour of Cambridge.
In France the clergy headed by tho bishops are
protesting against the proposed repeal of the
University Act.
The death of Frederik Walpole is announced.
The London . observer " states that the Gov.
eminent intend abandoning the title Of Empress.
but will perseyere in pushing through the Royal
Titles Bill.
The programme of the journey of the Emperor
of Russia is published.
Berlin news state that the chief object of Queen
Victoria's visit to the Emperor William is 10 ne
gotiate for tho crssion TO Germany OF tho Duke
Of Edinburgh's right to the Duchy OF Saxe-Co6urg'
April s.
NEW York April 4.-The " Times records but
does not believe in a rumour that the British
Government will abandon the Royal Titles Bill.
In consequence of the Easter holidays ike Bril-
.isb Parliament will adjourn from the tenth to the
twenty-fourth April.
1t has transpired that Mr.. Cave in his financial
report severely c~riticizos Egyptian wastetuiness.
LieutenantC Cameron, the African explorer, land
ed at Liverpool yesterday where he was warmly
received.
Paris advioes state that the question of raising
the state of siege is being discussed in the French
Senate.
In the House OF hOIQS inc L1dAl VI DHoAtSSS4y
address against the Royal Titles Bill has been
rejected by ~torty-six votes, and the Bill passed
through committee.
In Iiyerpool above a thousand steam ship ls-
bourers have struck work.
Sir Stafford Northcote, the Chancellor of the
Exoheouer, laid the Budget estimates for the
ensuing wear before the House of Commons yes
terday, and stated that the surplus for 1879 was
seven hundred and ten thousand pounds, and he es-
I II - I avnandi+uro for IS7h WOni6 ma
sevontv-eight millions four hundred and forty thou
sand mounds, and the estimated revenue seventy
savan millions two hundred and seventy thousand
mounds, and that it was proposed to increase the
income tax by one penny in the pound which Will
give an estimated surplus of three hundred and
sixty five thousand pounds.
NHw YORK. 9Th April.-Pars news announces
the death of General Cremer and tn at his funeral
was attended by about seven thousand inhabi"
tants chiefly from Belleville.
NJ. Gambetta has been appointed President Of
the Budget Committee.
Eavptian funds are still much depressed in con-
sequence of Mr.. Caves report.
Tn England betting upon the forthcoming inter-
University boat race is nine to four 10 favour OF
Cambridge.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Flour. per barrel, st.
Lawrence brand in N. Y, So Is to 625. Meal
per barrel s3s. Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel
s234, Sugar, Crystals, per b., 8 to SIC; Fair to
good refining, per ID, y to 30; English Islands
Molasses, per gallon, IS to 400: Premium on
Gold 1924 to J., Exchange, New York and Lon
don 4.864.
LONDON, April Sugar, Demerars Crystals
Y cwt. G2I duty free. Muscovado per owt' IsIs
duty free. Clayed Havana, No. u, 81 aaoss;
Demerara Rum, per gallon Bin bond: Trinidad
cocoa, per cwt. sd. Consols 94a to Bank o.
England Rate of Discount S{0lo. Rsnses o.
Cotton 81 THE Bulletin, ST Thor"Gs'
, 1876-04-08

JUST before going to press we have heard ofa
lamentablS occurrence in the Parish Of St. Peter.
Two open air Anti-cOnfederation Meetings
were held yesterday. one at HcyWOOdS the other
at Mount Prospect, the first Meeting was B dis
turbed one. as the great majority of the people
we're in favour of Confederation but nothing
serious occurred.
At Mount Prophet the agitators we're not at
all we'll received owing to the ostentatious ex-
hibilion Of Revolvers by one Of their party who
retreated to the House. which the people sur
rounded, when several shots were fired, and
one man was seriously wounded in the groin.
The people at this, became furious, and broke
into the House in search ofthe person who fired
che shot, but be fortunately escaped them a
warrant has been of course issued for his arrest
Thus has blood been shed!
A grave responsibility res's on the reckless
AgiIators who have night after night disturbed
che ps&os o. the Community by these meetings,
but Q still greater responsibility rests on those
behind The scenes, who in their efforts to turn
our people against Fl, NJ. Governments, have
been the real authors of the Agitation which is
convulsinQ the entire community. He'd ,ho
GovERNoR or STA GRAHAM BRIGGs ana tie
ether supporters Of the Government net aseG
their personal tnf&ence to prepeet Confedsra.
ton meetings amopgs' the people what would
have been the result 1t is nothing but the
plain truth to say thai the Governor and his
supporters have discou0teG8rced popular sgi-
tRtion on this q~uestiop, all the iagitatioa has
been by the Anti-Csnfsderates they have hEi
their will and We trust that they are Low ut
length satisfied, that abused violence, and Sc
dition are neither the proper uor Tue success
tul means by which a free and 4 grateful people
are to be turned sgains 81 their t1uo friends, SOD
, 1876-04-08
D o MIN G 0 .

Mr.. EsPAILLAT has been successfully
elected to the Presidency by an over
whelming majority. The reported
rising in Aqua proved to be nothing above
a humbug, and died a most natural death
in fact it is stated that it was nothing
more than a slight riot.
There is the most perfect tranquility
throughout the Dominican Republic, and
the work of organizing the new Cover
ment is going on quietly.-lbia.
AN TIGUA.
From tie A"ttgSG TEmses.)
Sugar making is now general over ths
island. The yield, as usual at beginning
, 1876-04-08

of crop, is net much over a h~ogshead OF sugar
from an acre Of canes. In some places II
takes a few acres Of canes to give q hOgshssd
of sugar-but these are exceptional.
TRINIDAD,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-29
Capture Oia Polar Bear.

The skin OF an immense polar bear was
| received by gentleman in Norwich Ct.
from friend on the barque Isabella, 4
| Cumberland Inlet, with an account of lis
exciting capture, which we copy verbatim:
"A party of men from the Isabella, includ-
ing number Of Esquimaux and myself,
were walking on the Ice a short distance
from the ship, when rounding hummock,
We unexpectedly discovered d short dis
tance from US large bear quietly feeding.
We would have returned TO the ship with
out disturbing 1t, as We were armed with
only one rifle and few spears carried by
the natives, had not one of the several
dogs that were with Us announced our pres
ence by loud bark. The bear, as soon as
1t saw the lntruderS, began TO advance
slowly toward, us, but was met by the dogs
who attacked the animal vigorously. but
with little effect. He shook them of. and
after injuring three of them so badly that
they had to be killed, he continued to ad-
vance. We discharged the rifle and then
fled to the ship, where we armed ourselves
and came out to look after his bearship.
who bad disappeared behi~d one of the
numerous hummoeks by which we were
surrounded. We had searched for some
time, when, as one of the Esquimaux pass
ed the corner of a hummock he came face
to face with the infuriated animal. He
gave fearful cry Just rs the brute struck
hin lii With VT one Of its immense paws We
heard the cry and fas,5.sll fis * sllrlliI..5 .i.
brute, whichstoUd perfectly stil over the
body Of The Esq aimsux " fred sixteen
shots, twelve OF which entered his body, be-
fore it received its death wound. The na-
tive was insensible when We picked him up
and badly torn about the shoulder by the
beasts claws, bat was not seriously. hurt.
y took the body of the bear on a sledge
TO the smp; II weighed 1,575 pounds, and
was ten 9OCt one InCn IrOIl IitySe. 10 Jali
and eight feet and four inches around the
thickest part Of its body