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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

oA,sssres, April "a f-7a
IIs:: good .is,s.sy io 81, '.ssss. sss s.is:' IN
s ss.:i sas s .i' iss s;s,s. ss
Cotton caster; midd,'ns. is'.s 10. lsaa'ss ~
Exports TO Great Britain. a*-s salss. s.soD steel.
Cotton Irregular. m,adlas. ,zs. y. sIaailsf ne
pors-To ,he Con,iasas. $40: sess,~is.. sos safe.
stock, ss.55s.
Cotton quiet middllnr. ls.s.; =. m,aaaas iss,s
Exports coAsiwise. 1854 sales. SOD stoek ss.a.s
cnAs,sssos, April - isTn
@,ssss ~; GOOD s;sr,.s: is s:sss.
sia bale. Esge", $40, "rsss b"'s'~ .'o' '"'"~s
80 saws w. ''''-' o.~vso, Apr, "a i-7s
for amber wiasr; 81 Tor ~hi,s rin,sf, double
s.,.. Wheat sasnssssa s.,ss q ECO s..ss !. 80 M
s,n sisss =. .r sss s S Der held
per ton E.llsosd sisSss io.sr: aos. Is.sn
boston $50 to New York Albany psr q 40
CO., 80, -, s s,:,.;. April April z. Ia
oats sssei DO harley 7s DO; re- ss'2 .. Pee pes.
nsss oc 1 Ss.ss :. eo S scS do ss. io do
barley loo DO ssic% .rioas i7Soe sss was.,
+. .osj s he'd %s and
n.%
ysiS~ Sac isa Oar .s.
Canada 3Sc- Rye neglected Barley nerieeed fork
dull and heavy ga tor heavy mos Lard dali 81 &c.
Seeds nrm aud qsict Highwnes nomnaly 81 10 Tor city
made
ToLxpo. April "a, 1874.
Flour quiet wheat quiet and weak; No. 3whte Wabash
81 Is; No. white Michigan. 81 IN; No do, ~ 10.
white Michigan. 81 Nj. amber Michigan. ~ 2tss
June 81 26 No red winter held II u - 81 "a bid No
rod 81 l2k Corn quiet bat steady; high mixed 5se
April. 531c Nay. 5otc: June heid at JoSsc sc bid low
mixed SEE no grade 49c damaged ~ Oats steady
No. ?. xa,5c vhiss sss xicbissn. ssHc- May. sss
bushels wheat 80 OOD Do corn g. shipmesss-
7D bbs nour 1000 bushels wheat 81 oD TOO do
oats.
Flour steady snd arm. whcat active. but weak and
lower, panicky nt decline Of ihc; No Chicago sprng
81 ON 81 on sp,<,. sales u OK ~ GA. May,
closed ~ 81 Ui4. May; 81 Olsl. June: No Chicago
spring VOC o01fc rejected, Sic ~ Corn DALI weak
and lower No fFcsh, tee, spot; $6he May ta.se.
June. Oats dull and lover No At a-c spot aa'se..
MAJ Rye quiet e. eec Barley unsettled and lower e -
Sal IS spot; 81 g. bid Jane sa2 y ynly Lard susy
sis i2K Jane: Si5 IS SIS s7t July Buik meats dali
and unchanged. whiskey. 81 %. krcepts-tiour 1000
bb< wheat ~ 600 bushels; corn. oi.Uu do cais 3poo
do rye. $50 do barley 4.5CsD do. Shipments-Four.
L. 0OO bba wheat. bushels: corn 263o do osts.
I3 90 do rye. 100 barley. 900 do Al the after
call OF the bosrdrsin unchanged bat rather hmer
Pork easier a 81 % june S22 10 July Lard hrmer st
si3 271k $l3 30 May: $i3 f2,s Sis ~. Jane.
wrLnrxGrox, N. C.. April "a 1878.
Spirits turpcnfine firm 500 Rosin hrm ~ 81 S. .
81 57k for strained. Tar steady at ~ ".
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Mxrpr-sArssa AT Jersey CITY. April =, by ,he
Rev q Ewh. GUSTAV Nsisr, 81 Dicisngcn, Germany,
81 AUGUSTA third daughter ~ iorenx saaer Of Jersey
CITY, y. J.
sriILsssx-pu roSr. --on Thursday. April "a at tho
West Presbyterian church, s1d 81, ny nv. ~.
Burchard, ALssEr \. sri,lsssS % sAsAH A. DC fosr
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Wheat dali. lower And no%issi !. :, - :, =
YANKEE Tbs s.es .so., 5000 Su.h, is, a, a.
Ss.s s sss s,f.ns
81 # s'st dull :sS
a Sos rs.. 10. sa a. &c 's' %
low and 6i,sc for mixed for May delivery. Barley was
s sss si,sy ~s %s sssss s;S
ss,s; but steady s, ":
and
s. s..s s9 s.. s' ssns MP. s 4Ss ssld iss Ss
.s -. Ny ss . Va Ssss @
: .s Sc e 5000 EsfA ss ,:ss e. os Nc"
xS .s. ~ %" ss for s ao.
duh md nominal We quote Spirits sa,pegsinc:
& az Hdv,es: i:os wilmington ve.: Siioss-Es:S
si@ = Tssssssa:sss u yellow diS'
no.l.. assss - !':ss
rurpooins. s.2ss ~,
sa,.. u. :s:d s,sss
:s y as ss p s Ss :s's% s si"s IS
:: g.:
PsSaoLxy.,,Th. n..t.. duh; no ..les from n..s
s::.. ,ss: Ssss.: !. sss.:s. \ ISL.
Greek e9s :; -ss: ''
S f.sssa .sa United 81 70 sd ii 7iss .sisd ship
Pscvsloss- koeep.s-L.rd Gal seres. ssls and go
ssg Gu. %s. s E S's T no ,sTss And es
dull ana nominsliy unchsnEcd The closing ca" prices
= S sssd ' s. bid
81 Is bid So asked August. sia SO bid sas asked
quiet bSls so Prime quoted =. sci 80
sss': Iss s'iSsSs' picked 1f
Ss and picked 81
s:'s ss- s.s' sss.:s M sssi:s
and boz IS Ss: ssr sss !. fssa
city IA. long s s; i price. a &. "a
ssst. s sas,. :. ss lss. s.s
sS ..r. s %s "a n: sas Sc q;
% "f Ts .,s q. The
sss'as sssa Ssy s
=. .s. T. a ss ~ g., 20 'S G
ssos s sFss; s sg az Wy june s sss 90
quiet ss g assssd s.,s, :.d
us = Se
mand We quote New state. ale $50 do wessern.
good, aor soc chesss vas also ssosdy and
skins &C. be- Ohio factory fair good Size. sac
do. nst shaped good 70 fancy. sse l2lsc; cheadar
Ricx-Tne MARIE was quiet bas under sdvice. Of
strong the south We quote Carcna fair 10
prime e; LoaisIaaa far % good se Se a. a.,
M gooa, Tic DE. gold; RsnSoon An bond 2sc-A 2nc
susAa market for quiet bat steady we
sales Of $50 boxes molnses grades Refined was quiet
bus steady We quote ;fsr refining 1c IKE good do.
IA is Sss: and ssss Ia. s'is' 49,
molasscs, hhdx and boxes. d1zc Eye; Porto Rico
refining. common prime To sc DO grocery. fair 20
DAse crushed 1ossc io,<c powdered i0sc iosse.
grannlstsd. lo<c. ioAc.; cut loaf. ioa4c-
srEAKlsK dull apd nominal.
TALLow -Recclpss-24 hhds. 81 bills and casks Tho
dull We sales OF 1000 lbs SIZE &C.,
60 bids At &C. and - ebIs soap ssow a. SIC
vines and 80 bb alcohol Tho market quiet bus hrm;
t0u bills sold At 81 IL.
Fsslenrs steamer Grcss Britain held With
fair demand tor u from grain and provision trades
Grain Tor charter held At advanced rates.
e In Ss1s . ssss sd oS., as.
The enearcmens 10 Liverpool, per ssean. 500
wheat; oOO cheese 25s 1900 packages
provisions pat IA for bacon 100 bales "a 10
London per Steam szoc bushels grain a. ,,ssas.d 80
s & 70 s' Glasgow per sa% bs.
HUH R'. per STEAM asSsed ss nsm'n sugar "a
private terms; aominsI rate 2ss TO Rotterdam.
on Baltimore %
800 bills refined petroleum owners account italian
brig 40 tons hence Odessa with 10000 do
bbiA refined petroleum and nsphha 4sd Austrian
70 Cork for ORDERS with 1910 quarter grain -
oa 3D. another hence Tor With 5000 do do
With $500 do. do ~ "a. showing further advance
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Money closed ~ az and per cent, ana prime paper
vas discounted a. ~ and per cent Tho following
we're the rates OF exchange New ork at the under
mentioned cities to-day; Savannah, unchanged
Charleston, par a ll6 premium, Sl6a Y. New Or
leans Commercial, l-a2; Bank, u. ST. Louis, 90 10 70
premium Cincinnati steady, 70 TO 100 premium; and
Chicago, par. Foreign exchange steady at tho
nominal rates OF ass 40 Tor long aud short ster
ling.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
ne following are tho changes in closing prices CON-
cared with those OF Saturday
ADvAscE-New York Central, III Erie, V; @, G., c.
and l.. y; Lake Shore. -; Pacific Nail, 1; Western
Drcirxr-Dclaware. Lackawanna and Western, ak:
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, "a Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, h New Jersey Central, 3; Producers and
Petroleum, y; Quicksilver, n; Rock Island, ~ 81
STATIONARY Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred,
Illinois Central, Harlem, Missouri Pacific Ohio and
Mississippi, Panama and Union Pacific
GENERAL AWARD BoxDs
Tho Washington advces report that twenty I've bids
for the new per received at the Treas
ury to-day The bids folows:--
wv seIgman Co-$l 00Q, 900 at loa 16. 81 o00 600
loalo, 81 DOC, 600 At los Z. 100000 a. lo3,
$780, 900 at 2ss, s7sa,ooo at iU2s5, $780, 900 At
l. Won Holman 4 Co.'s, $50 900 .. 1925
Philip speyer co.slooo goo a. loa 2s $780, 900 at
FIRST National Bank OF New York, 81, $50 900 At
1o329 Groesbeck Keichun,, $500, 900 Vt los q;
BODY Co 81, 100000 al Ioa Of; Kahn. Loeb Co,
s., So. 600 at lo21 Richardson, Hill Co. $500 oco
ie ssnossr BIoI nam Nox ro,k oss
at l02 621s, New England Mutual Insurance Company,
Boston, $500o0o At lo3; Drcxel. Morgan / Co, for
thereof, al Ios7Ia, or the whole amount al
los IS 7ls; wnsow Ianer Co.. 81 90 600 at io2 90.
:. isa s. a. ica 70 ssss 900 :. ios IS or
thc whole amount at the average rate Of the above;
Morton Bliss Co, No0o.0oo at loa q, 81, 900 600
NJ loa Is $1,000 900 103 IL, 81 900 600 l03 o.
ST. O00 900 al $Ss3, 900 l0291; G. G. Haven& Co,
$500 600 at l02 S. $500 900 at IS Rutton Bron
$500 900 at l02 a. $500 900 at l02 S. $500 900 al
l02 3d. Fisk HATCH $1,000 900 a. 102 IT. 81 0O0 600
lo2s SO. 81 600 At ioz a 81, 100000 AZ loa q.
ST. 600 900 NJ 20 August Belmont 4 Co for n. II
Rothschild 4 Sons, IS, $50 900 At Io37 Tx.
There is no doubt that II the bids had received
In currency and at the ubreasury here the aggregate
would have been much larger Late kilograms from
Washington announce that the entire amount has been
awarded 20 Messrs Drexel Morgan Co. at 1oa Is TIC
gold
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened II ll2 and closed l12x, the two OK
remes OF the day The paid borrowing werel
and per cent Loans were also made nas and at 2,
and pcr cent for carrying.
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$-VkO ~ " os, Oh a. v
100 Ark SIS. fund. I.
6Ots, Dist Z o.oa's. b G
1000 q, y a. z SIS. j.
5000 n J G LIST. con-.
1000 n J Cen cow. !.
5000 Boa. II / h 1t.
2OCU NJ 4 SIP LIST. Lac
1000 NJ 4 5 r. ! 4 NJ.
3uttnJ ~ 4 st L con ) I
1000 CHI 4 n w con-.
200 q Il n y &C b.
1900 " a Il LIST, con
lOCOJ iiar lst, 7s.c.b3
1000 G r LIST, ST ] Or.
5000 @ Pac q b b &C
lOOUO Ohio a Miss I'd.
500 Tn l'ac XIX lat.
5000 Pr w 4 Chi LIST
400 q, c &IC lst.c
1000 r 4 " con cvbl.
300 TIP 4 w. list, ED
100 +. Paw LIST. " ID
1909 3 7. Va A tn LIST
IS chs Bk State Of NY
20 Blk Of n Amer =.
10 Del A Hud Can.
~ do. ........ b c
$40 Un Mig Co. .. b G
100 U $ Elk. b c.s30
30 wclls-Farg Ex.b
IN ka~a H.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09

BRowN-on Sunday Feb. q. 1876 stephen Cooper Brown,
aged 20 years. OF the late Dr. Ii. Weeks Brown OF
The r,iaves family respectfully
ns sruMS e wes on 1 wsdn.ssy
the 9tn inst. at O'Clock u. m.
CARPENTER-on Feb s. Leonard Carpenter. in tho 76,h
Funeral from residence Poughkeepse " Y, F
day at 2ra o'clock.
coX-At Cherry Valley, Y. Monday, Feb. T. Abraham,
Beekmsn Cox in the o9th year of his age
DIMoN-1he funeral services OF the lae JosephC Dmon
Of the firm Of j. Dnon Co. Ne" York VIII take place rom
the gth inst at o'clock ?. m
Friends of the family are invited To attend
kEEN-on Saturday, Feb o. Joseph keen Superintendent
OF WorShouse, b. l.. IN tue I7th year OF his aye -,
attend the funeral from the ChlrcH ote Divine aerny.
tlthaye and Forty nfthst on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, at 1880 p N.
LOWE-On the eth ns Mary Ann, wife Of James Lowe aged
62 year,, months, and II days.
To attend the funeral resdence 70
ST.. on "Wednesday, AT |! o'clock a. m.
za and ree lats John Nav in the aof Year Of hs age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10 attend
Elevenths O'Clock, Wednesday, the 9h inst.
The remains will be taken " Greenwood on tho following
day.
unday morning Feb O. after short Illness Mss
Mary NJ Rogers, dalshteI oi ts late ;'eisr hogsrs
her residence 3ls West Egheenthst. on wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
SMIrH-on Thursday a m. OF dilhtherec Group Harry.
years, only OF Henry Abro and LDbe Burbank
Friends invited to attend the funeral Thursday 10th
inst, at clock p n from No. "a Vest onehundred and.
twenty sixth ST., HaTIem.
sTRINGHAM-m BROOKLYN, Feb. z, RearAdmirAl 3. II.
strnsham, T. > \, aged Is Years ,...,,.,, -.
at his late residence l2i hckss, Thurs
day, tho 10Th inst, at IL m.
VANDERVOORr- ON Tuesday, Feb T. Eugene Eunson, son
OF John d. and Mary s. Nanderyoort, aged months
Friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral from
27y ,eccndst, Jersey City ON Thursday Feb. 10 ~
O'Clock Y.
YoUNG-At Easton. PENN sunday Feb o. 1876. Edgar
Young. In the sd year his age.
Funeral at Easton, Penn Thursday 10th inst, at 2;SO
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
THE SEVLNTH REGIMENT BALL.

TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. GRArULIA-A SELECT AND JOY
Gus COMPANY.
The first of the military balls-that OF the
7th Regiment-ls always the finest and generally the
most successful That OF this which took place
last evening was testimonial to Band Master Grafulla
whose popularity with the members was an additional
attraction OF the OCCASION Nothing like the numbers
which attend tho great Charity balls given Dy the
Directors Of the Infant Asylum and the Nursery and
Childs Hospital appeared last evening nor indeed at
ANY OF the balls OF this regiment BY it's very nature
4. limited TO the members and friends and admirers OF
the regiment and makes appeal for general public
support this very 1t Is, therefore, always
select and the best people. not the most fashionable
attend IT, The toettes last night suffered by comparison
with those seen at great balls which preceded it, but
the general effect in this respect relieved by the
appearance Of many gentlemen " military attire Of
all cuts and coors
The ball opened promptly at hafpast 10 o'clock
the fashionable hour grows later and later each year as
IL managers were determned that eventually balls
should begin "a hours after the advertised date. Fry
sixty couples Joined In the opening quadrie and for
the first valse the stage WELL but not uncomorabiy
filled. The band Of the regiment was stationed in the
rear Of the stage o raised platform, ana
played the music for the promenades Inc
dance music in tho early part OF the
evening was apparently rather slowly played, ana the
dancing consequently slow: Later the Danu cau.n.
tho fervOr of the dancers and the ior tue
rest of the night until an early hour this ""S
more entrancng. ,....,,... -.
the regiment present in full force To mention any
names OF prominent present wolu require tue
whole roster OF the regiment ana TINS
even the great success OF last nights pa wouiu not
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
MR. BOWEN And PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
HIS REPLY TO THE SUMMONS TO APPEAR BEFORE
THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE.

HIS REPLY TO THE SUMMONS TO APPEAR BEFORE
THE EXAMINING COMMrrTEE.
The Examining Committee of Plymouth
Church was In session last evening at Mr. Halliday's
house from 73O to IL p. m. Henry c. Bowen did
not appear, but sent Q written reply TO the sum-
Mr.. Halliday In his summons reminds
Mr. Bowen that the latter's words and deeds
the subject Of investigation. and that the Com
mitee would furnish an impartial stenographer II Mr..
Bowen desired Mr. Bowen replied that the CONTRARY
he supposed the grievances" Of Mr. White, and NOS
his words and deeds" before the Committee,
and expressed his surprise that the Committee shoad
assume it had. placed him trial. In clos
ing he said "When the present Of Mr..
White Is disposed of, l shall be quite willing TO
attend to any otner grievance compant provided the
same is properly presented" About o O'Clock, b. n.
Tracy, the counsel Of Mr.. Beecher, and Mr. Beecher
himself from Columbia Hghts and joined the Com
mitteo member Of the Examining Committee In.
formed o TRIBUNE reporter that they considered Mr.
Bowens reply as very unsatisfactory and . mere
bubble. Mr.. BOwen's assumption that the Committee
had moved irreguarly in summOninR him was not
well taken. However, they had summoned him TO ap
pear before the Committee Thursday evening at 780
o'clock, to preclude possibility Of his evading
the issue. The summons peremptOry and II he dif
apper If he failed to state the facts which he
to be within his knowledge, his would be
brought before the Church at the business meeting
Friday evening IL is understood that Ply mouth Church
will make effort to dispose Mr. Bowens before
the Advisory Council meets. Bowen declined to
talk ON the subject last night.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
lFOr other SHIP Neps see Third Page.I
ApDIVrn


Steamship Colombo (Br) whiting Hull jan Is. and 5onth.
ampon 18th with %,st @ and pass % chas J. Wright Co
steamship Virginia OBJ. Noodle Glasgow 81
steamship san JacDto. Hazard. Savannah Feb 8. with
steamship isaac BELL lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk. with mdse and 10 old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship Nereus Berry, Boston. with mdse and psss TO
snip Conqueror of Boston Croker Caloutts lOe days with
BARK HarresM. Carleton Co Camden. Mel HARNESS. Hong
BARK g. de Zaldo Miller Matanzas IL days with sugar.
SAILED
Steamships Montana for Liyerpool CITY OF Mer1dA
Liberty, for Cienfuegos Gull Stream Port
au prnce ashland ,of Savannah Wyanose iSr Echmond
SET Eta A sttmpson, tor =. .,
wIND-Sunset, light, s. r.; clear. but hszy on shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CBARLEsToS. Feb 8-Arnved steamships Champion. Lock
wool roln Newlork Falcon. Hayne from Batmore bark
from Dundak schr. Theresa Olf ir0m Baltimore Sailed
steamship ne enpee MisT Ter ,P"lMladelpnn nv. ,ro, o.,
denas been ordered TO NewYOrS The Alice Ma
sAvASsam Feb s"csared steamship Koln Ger Rinss.
for Hull bark Virginia tBr.) Evans. for liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS
L,ESE Feb. s.-The steamship state Of Peunsyivania,
capt Knight from NewlorS Jan 2s arrived here today ct
p m, Tor glasgow The steamship state Of lndana Capt
sadle from Glasgow Feb T. sailed hence SATURDAY NJ %
HAvRE. Feb. s.-The steamship Herder from Hamburg.
sailed from this port sunday evening. for New.York
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILMINGTON n. c., Feb. s.-Tbe scLr Melvin from Will
ungon, ~ e. for NewDern, which went ashore Sd nst
SBw oSDoS, Feb. sThe schr VIM. Wilson OF KocEland.
near Gull Island Light on The morning o The Ih inst during
sth when sie was hauled by ting BarDss
and brought the marine rar for repairs Ths
sToNNGTOy, Conn, Feb s-1he schr George Quincy be.
fore reported ashore BaItrts Reef aud pumped
to-day, and will be Owed to New London Ior repairs
Jan 90 lat 10 long So ship Edith Warren Br) from Cat
cutta fOr New YORK
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09

tho example Of the evangelist, lowed their
faces with their hands. Prayers were then
offered by the Rev. Mr.. Sabine of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, the Rev. DR.. Anderson. William
f.. Dodge and others. The young men Of the city
were special subjects Of solcitude. Mr.. Moody
then requested those who wished to talk to
him and Mr.. Sankey. and his co-laborers in
the cause remain in the body of the hall after the
crowd dispersed, they would find it more convent
ent than the inquiry rooms. The meeting
closed by singing the third hymn, 1 need Thee
every hour" When this was concluded, the vast
assemblage arose and passed through the doors of
exit with as much order and regularity as a regi-
ment of soldiers going through their evOlutions.
There was DO crushing or hustle, and it remark
able to large crowd disperse in such perfect
order.
Before the audience had dispersed Mr.. Moody
quested those Christians who desired to have their
faith quickened by prayer to stand up. In mo-
ment over 200 were on their feet He then requested
all those who not Christians. and who desired
prayers for their conversion, to stand up At least so
arose in to this summons, for whose special
benefit Mr. Moody offered fervid petition. About
200 remained in the building to receive special i'll
structiOD.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
A MEETING FOR SPECIAL PRAYER.

TWO HUNDRED PEOPLK ARISE WITH REQUESTS
ORDER MAINTAINED IN THE DISPERSION on THE
MULTITUDE
After the benediction had been pronounced, Mr..
Moody requested those who did not desire TO remain
for the second meeting the season Of prayer
to retire. Only those occupying the rear benches
took this occasion to go out. The great body
remained. and prayer-meeting was organized the
choir singing thu 77th hymn. At the conclusion Dir.
Moody stepped to the front of the platform
end ssidi LET rs bend our heads In selent
prayer The entire congregation, following
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
men-of.wsr in Kleck Harbor. II Il reported that the
Austrian sauadran has heen ardered 70 Kick.

menofwar in Kleck Harbor It Il reported that the
Austrian squadron has been ordered to Kleck.
BUcHAREsT, Tuesday. Feb g. 1875
The Chamber voted 4,OOO.00O piasters for army
equipment During tho debate on the question the War
Minister repeated the that the Governments
policy pacific and neutral.
CoNsTANrfNOPLE, Feb. 8. 1875.
The Potes reply to Andrassys note has been delayed
the Grand ver desiring add that the Porte takes note
OF the promise that consideration OF the adoption OF
tho reforms by Turkey :he Powers will lend their moral
support to the pacication Of the revolted districts The
reply been submitted to the Sultan. and will be dis
patched to the European courts without delay.
LONDON. Wednesday. Feb. Q. 1876.
The Russian Telegraphc Agency reports that there Is
reason to believe that the Sultan when he forwards his
reply t. the Austrian note will simultaneously grant an
armistice to the insurgents.
Vienna dispatch to The Daily Hsps says the Euro
Consuls at Mostar have received instructions to
negotiate with nsurgents tho basis OF Andrassys
proposals. Tho Porte Is preparing a circular to the
Powers complaining OF the activity OF tho International
Revolutionary Committee at Raxusa.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER RRPORI


I'm the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Ten
ncssce, and ONO valley stationary TO falling baiomet.r
eastery To southcrly winds. slightly warmer parity
cloudy, or cloudy weather will prevail, with probably
ram areas In the last districts. 49,
In the lake region, Upper Mississippi ana Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys falling barometer. easteiy 10 so thery
winds, warmer cloudy. and rainy weather, turning into
snow IN the northern portions.
In The Middie and Eastern States falling barometer,
souheast 10 northeast winds, and partly cloudy or c1ody
veather, nth Orer temperature Mdn on i"esddH, ana
possibly aht ia Northern Neu iork 0nd northern
Nec England: bit thence sotthcard rising temperature
and possibly Hght RAISs.
The Mississippi River will continue slowly iallng AT
Cairo and Memphis, and nearly stationary at NcAsDurg
aud kew-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
TIE RIysU FOR THE BLACK HILLS.

YANKToN, ID. T., Feb. S.-A party of forty
men left here for the Black Hills Saturday aud fifteen
more left to-day. :hird party will leave on Thursday
next. Those who left to-day old settlers In this
country, familiar with all the streams, and VIII make
survey both going and coming Of the most pracucaoio
routes and exact length each Some OF the party
expect to return here fifteen days, aud VIII De prepared
give full report OF the prospects at tue hiihes
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09

ent State Fish Commissioners, and an others
who sre interested I'm Ash culture. About - wess
present Communications, showing gratifying progress
and scicuture in this State and slsewhoro
received from Seth Green and several Other pro
nent fish cuturists motion carried to request tho
to appoint certain officers whose duty shall be
collect data to the number Of different species OF
fish caught In the United States Resolutions passed
requesting Prof Baird to obtain place ut the Exnib
ton buildings Philadelphia for the next meeting Of
the attendance OF prominent fish cultursts VI this ana
foreign countries be invited.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-09
THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR.


The Carlist Committee in this city have pub
lsbed the following:
A telegram from Hcndaye dated yesterday fMonday)
says great battle begun Saturday between the
Carst and Afonsist main bodies ON Saturday AFTER
noon, when this intelligence dispatched from the
field the battle still progressing. The Carist losses
ineonsiderabe and they held all their positions
The troops showing great confidence and enthu-
siaSm.
MADRID Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1875.
The Royal now complete masters OF the prov
nces OF Biscay and Alava.
HENDAYE, Tuesday, Feb. g. 1876.
Many Carst families fleeing into France There IL
great encouragement among the Immediate followers OF
Don Carlos. Several Of the leaders are charged with
treason.
At council Of held In To!osa II was decided that
the Carst forces should be concentrated In Navarro and
Gupuzcoa. Twenty battalions under Gems Casera and
Perula massed in the Batzan Valley to attack Gen.
Martinez Campos.
The Alfonsists havo occupied Zugarrameerdi. Gen.
Mariones preparing to effect junction with Cen Mar
tinez Campos. -
MADRID. Wednesday, Feb. o. 1875.
The Epocn reports that after the opening Of the Cores
the King, with the Minister OF War and Marine, will 50
to the headquarters OF the Army OF the North.