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New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
Al Notice. o. Mairidges mus. be r5orsed uh MI
r1ne and address,
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t. hmoai. eldest daughter Of Esbecca and The late Paul
Icayes and friends Of aioy invited TO attend
fSb q, l 5ScidSs p ~ sTis,s wiz await arTi Il
te O'Clock tram from 1hiiileihsl Depot Hudson hlvS
Railroad Returning tram III leave poDDs feiiy ~ ''''
ApPLEToN-On llh Robert Appleton IN the 18th year Of
Funeral from Church Jersey City o'clock Sunday
BEAI-Joan Beal Al scuae Mass Feb. z aged So years
sgncisl on FRIDAY Feb II.
BGLL-In Paris. Feb 8, George Cooper Bill aged IS yeaN.
son OF Charlie T. Bill
BOARDNAN-In TN. city FRIDAY. Feb T. Mrs. Fanno
V. BOarmaa wife of sanuo Bciignan agei 80 yess ,,
Relatives and friends are rt ic t'uI Atti 10 a,ttDg lhe
;brns M her REMAIN, m BE- tskr 10 wood cereterj
BoWLER-In Brookyn on the IOh inst. at tc residence o
dence r. T. tnd daughter late aie,ca Bowler. in the
F scIaodn 6q% At % 5o r hsa IL ADa Ha, i' ar, sgifa f
invited TO attend
int Cole. IN tie 5,tS wear o ~ asc
Relatives and sad. the AMY an" nyit 70 attend ,Is
kers y " on saturday. Feb L.? inst At II ocock car
ii O'Clock hon Forty seconisi. DEPOT.
DURYEA-ln Brooklyn. Fob II. Mara Louisa Dn'yes
a, Ter late r .idrnce 30 iS6 washnetonst, Bro yn.
Eeltiyes OF ,le family invited TO attend
KEAPP-on Tlursisy, feh. To- insip v 4 Knapp 10 the
pats and srieais are respectfully Invited To attend the
fIner,i Al hi, irt. Tcsucar LAT rweBt ST..
SUNDAY, 18th inet, az 23o T. m. Th' nmsins ~Abo re-
moved 70 Round ilill
MEYDEr-on FRIDAY noon. Mrs. Esther aeldel, widow
OF the late Max Hcndcl. in her - Ia yr?r.
place SuuuJy. The l.tA n5f at - O'CLOCK
m, from a. late residence NJ IL Wa Foiiy Ycnh.
- J.lauye5 and rsads Of the iamy are respectfully In
yttd.
sCRlVES- Long Branch " J.. Friday, Feb. II, w.
Funeral itoai the residence Monday Feh H. at o'clock
n.
caii,s IT, an! eiid u daIy \. anI care' L. ntcAn',.
ir agcl months and Il days.
invited attend the uce ~ The residence ot
te parents NO 81 East On' hudO LaEd.N enty tird 81,
on saturday, Feb. II, % II d m.
TIL STOS- Thursday Feb. TO- Arm, wife Of Nathaniel
1iurstou. tir ~ld of her 2gc
friends invited 10 aenf her funeral
Monday the inst al O'Clock, frJI her iao residence.
COS LeAingt0nayc.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
WASHINGTON.
HEwITTs CHAMPIONSHIP OF COMMERCE

HEWITTS CHAMPIONSHIP OF COMMERCE.
PARTY DIscIPrIsE TOO STRONG FOR TdE NEW
YORKER On THE DIPLOMATIC BILL"
lar TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRfBuSti
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE House passed tho
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill this
evening, after q long days work in General Commit
tee The Committee carried through its recon-
mendatiOns, and in some few instances the fiolse
reduced salaries even below the rates recommended
in the bill reported. Mr, Hewitt of New-lork'
though his efforts with exception were In vain,
was the champion OF the occasion in the interests OF
commerce generally and of that of Newio i'll par
ticular. He has given a week of hard study and in
yestigation 10 the recommendations of this BILL and
not only discovered some serious mistakes that had
been made by the Committee, but was able
to convince many of his party associates
of them. 1t is reported that he pointed
out some of these mistakes to members OF
tho Committee, and when they refused to act
on his suggestions, he prepared to make hght Tor
them in the House. The truth is that great major
ity Of the Democrats, who have given any study to
the subject, were convinced that Mr.. Hewitt was
right, but party discipline strong that lie al
most stood alonc on his side of the House, and he
was even voted down when he simply proposed to
correct The orthography of a word In one instance,
when he attempted to save the Consulate at Beirut,
he won his point by urging the Democrats not to
throw away the Presbyterian vote, which there was
danger Of doing by abolisbing the Consulate at that
point where Presbyterian college has been estab-
lished. Some member, Of the Appropriation Com
miitcc have manifested q very illibera' spirit
toward Mr.. Hewitt in the consideration OF tins biil
He was only striving to save his party from blum
dcrs. and though they might not wish to follow INN,
they could at least have treated HIM WITH courtesy
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

How man. wrotchcd homes Lana! How many
heaTtbroken uyalds Life with sirifes mere
All subject to disease but when heatn
is nearly out sickness l. usually IN
c,rrsd through exposure essnes.. Lsprcsly s this
trne disc peculiar 20 gonan. Irolgh er own
aud foy made drag ont rahle
issuce-a annoyance and anxiety o her friends nd
any N n hnt comfort ald pleasure 70 herself Exposure 10
the cold shOld be most PRUDENT and over
taxing her with abOrons employment are both fruitful
causes MANY OF the Eaad,s from which she suffers Grad
ualy leaves her ccGs her lips grow ashy white
her yvaciv DEPARTS sbe cOgtEuIy experiences feeling or
weafness and general snguog and altogether prsen,
ghosty appearance. What DOES she eeii should so tsc
some siiiuating drug which WA for the tine make
her reel betcf does her entire system demand repar
tiDn requires something which not only vii restore 90
ncah the se.,cd hat wi tone ahd nyig"iaie tno
systrln d. Pieces tayOute Prescription viii d0 this III
strength 10 the diseased parts brings back the glow
OF health aud comfort where Previously there was
only SUFFERING - -, -,
Every invalid aly shOul send for The Peoples Common
SENSE Medical Adviser" III which over t pages aIt oe.oeo
10 te con Iteration tDsc discsrs peculiar 10 women ~
will post paid to addes- for II 90 Addies r.
V. ~ D.. WOriis ID Dspsnsary, DuH&p, ~ /. Ag'hh
WanIod TO IA this valuable work.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
H4MHLETON'S DLStHiRGE.

TnE IIfIFR or CHAIEMAS MORRISON To hIM
WtsiIN,TnS. Feb. 11.-ihe Chairman ot the
Committee OF Ways and Means has addressed the
follow ing note 10 tic Clerk of the Committee;
IIoI.L oT HEFRtsTST NTivEsl
WAsuf>aToS. d. g.. Feb. 10, l-1b.
In : r L'g,rJlc,oa firfk Hogi ant NcGHs CoUNh'e: :
SIN: The charge ~ often made aud often d'nied by
you Tint you had Il son ater The assassin OF Nr
Lincoln have until wholly dlsb"lcYed Recent de
ycopnen. wlrn show yOur to have been nam 'd or
recognized by the name Of John " h Hauhei"n. gives
at least sclnhlauce of ruth 10 The charge WIN 'ha
srbtc.t lnpca-ancc Of the Inh oi such cba-e have
hut one duty 10 perform TINT i 10 ucccpt your rcsgna
lion red someim. ago. whirh do hereby. RerPcci
filly yours, W H. M""Hl>oN'
Ihu,Ilnan Con.nltlee on Mays and Nelns.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL.

LONDON. Friday, Fen. IL, 1870
I'm the House Of Lords this evening Lord
Cairns Introduced the Judcaure Amendment hill mhii
tanning the final appellate jurisdiction OF the House o
Lords improved system and providing for stine'
during the recess of Parliament.
Sir stafford NorthcOtes Insurance hill provided for mn
implied warranty against shpOwner In favor of tho
cargo and passengers equally and prohibits the evasion
of the warranty by special contract In either case
modification relates 10 valued polcics and provides Tor
whether the defendant plies therefor not to a1cer
surcd II the policy open. II the valuation nnfca
sonay exceeds The real value Of tho subject matter the
valuc ascerIned by The referees alone u recoverable
The third NJ dcaOn il: owners are allowed To rccnIcr
only net freight; the proper tiOn Oi expense when
would have been incurred in earning total regh 10 DE-
scraineI and deducted the court directs III any ac
tOn on the contract. /,
T. fourth modification provides that II the owner IN
u ship such Insurance including what l. known a7
oHtht furniture, and also tnsurc- the freight rerk"h
n of the charges included In tie insurance of the
shin, The later VIII be dcCntd doupe Insurance PT0
LlniO. The following l. the hfth mri alton lnc sll
owner cannot time policy II the loss II or
stoned by unseawOrihines-, provided the unrca"oilI
ness existed VIXEN nc weasel was last IN por nf cou
have been prevented by reasonable caro-. For the puI
pose TINS gcctim uuse1Yurthin - 1oln - detective
null or from oNcroldins shall alone be deemed ui'ea
wOrtlnCss.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
special Relisior7 Services

UfPPODKONlL III iLDIEG.
Madison au' Fourth ayts TN aty l1 aud fWsatV 9Dyecn'
Sta IL connection with the ll'NIsn ~
MI u. /. MOODY ana ~. IRA y. siA kl.t.
NOON MEETINGS
Ivcr- nav. except sunday. EntTlnce on lourihafe
Door. a IL D.. ant close ~ - % CLOCK.
M RN FNENISfS,
SATURDAY and SUNDAY excepted TO- the general public NJ
sOclo,k Entrance Madison ave-
OVERFLOW NETTING
AIS ocl.ck. Entrance On Fourth aYe
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY.
Eyciy Night except sauIcsy, a, O'clock. ihF"Ae. on
Fourth ave. ~. 49, ....,...., ,..-... -.
- EDAY-FoR CHRISTIAN WoRREkS. Entrance on
Madison ave- 10 si5 O'Clock NJ. adm, - ueheL)
FOR WoNLH ONLY, at o clock y. M
IOT, MIN OsiA, At e O'Clock =. ~.
Doors open ONE UALF HOUR hcf'fe eSch service. so
al tho noctngs ro- without cAet SuhdaS MORN
excepted -. -, .,,., ,a 10.
fravrd y private subscription. toninDutlons so"' !"
4 PIE EKrDST MORGAN, esq. Treasurer - " nNl o..
SAMUEL THORNE Chairman com OF AiIshGeh'' 's'
p DODGE Chairman Genersl touinhtce.
NATHAN BISHOP Chairman ENecutiys Commltee
The lamp. Tor S,rsets Wifh ~ ffnesicp'
srRFET aud PARK LAMPS Prices flom 50 upward
Also patent Torch and Key for lighting al street AMPS me
sane now used York, Boston, and elsewhere tstoV
ssesroom No 500 Broadway, corner Princes, NsNiof@
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
IL fRniED.

COr HOR-C CuILDsA' the residence u the lIiles~ $.
~outh .rrairnghlm, Mass. Wednesday evening y,
nv fIe Rev Powani Conno of -ton Mr addison t"unor
OF ostOn Minnie T. daughter VI J. Bradley thId esq,
OF south Framinghau.
COOKE tFEsr-At the st. Nicholas Hotel. Feb 10. by
io Hon crosby u d.. Or. r T. Cooke TO aiss sarah
Frecse Of New York. No carts.
DEYO-DENNIsTON-At wash!ngtonyiie X T.. on ths
lDtt February 1876. by the L." s James Otls ltnnsn.
Ro5ert EIm.tt Doyo of New. FORK and Jane Crawford.
caugltor o. the late Robert pcanision.
FOOTE-HALLOCK-ft Milton Y. Y, F,b o. 10y friends
cerenony ArhIr D. Foote Of Sew Amaaon CAL to Siaiy
Anna, dangh OF Nathaniel HailoCS.
MILIER-SITTON-At the Of the brides father
Joseph l.. sutton "Wednesday, Feb 2, by t25 REV. Dr
Russell Alvah Miller Of ka'pnah TO Miss Ple'e A. sutton
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
SPANISH NOTES.

MADRID. Friday. Feb. H. 1876.
King Alfonso leaves Madrid for the army on
Wcln. sday ncNt, The 10Th.
1hr Government has purchased Fix Krupp guns ana
5000 rounds OF ammunition for them to be sent to cuba
IT.. oalc ally announced that the Alfons-;s have fired
she'll into Estc'a. TnC frOrsid says CEN Piiuo I'll
Rivcra has given notice 10 noncomhaiaus I" VII ara"
before specified IT, when The bombaidmcnt OF Es,rla
Will be opened
Apartments are being prepared In the royal palace
here Tor the DuLc dc Montpen-er.
SAS SEBASTIAN. Friday. Feb. II. 1876.
The military hospital hero has been burn d. Tie
Calli.ts continue the bombardnrnt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
THE C4r>E or Mr.. JOHNSOA'S DEATH

DIR. s1rNFKG IniogN-yEEnGo on NcIrIE1r
s,u..r,vsoPA Ar,PTrNY THE PIuNCIPALCAr OF
rnr ACCIDENT.
AxxApolls. Md. Feb. 1.-The main facts con
nec:ed with the death of Rcycrdy johnson in the
o,ortJ. attached 10 the Executive Mansion. as tclc-
oraphcd last night, arc not changed hy later de-
vclnp,neut, TN, morning Iii, death was sudden
and unexpected, after his appearance In the state
Iibrarv and about the Stale-lIOu.c Yesterday wnc
the Legislature wa i'll session, III apparently lull
bo,ltb that the community has not yet recovered
from the shock Dr. Lewis Stuner, State Senator
from Frederick Count, a distinguished poPu-
lar phvsician and Chief Inspector OF the
Sanitary Commission in the Army of the Potomac
during the late war; who arrived shortly after the
death nf Mr. johnson Viycs his theory Of the cause
of death. lie thinks that Mr. Johnson either stun-
ble1 over piece Of coal. or, being seized with
vertigo or incpicnt symptoms Of apoplexy. ana
striving 10 save hin, cif moved toward the west,
staggering along The northcrly side OF the LA-
ecutiyc Mansion. his body gaining additional mo-
mcntum at each tiep, 80 that, having reached the
door leading into the basement he swaycd around
10 the sonth and fell striking his head against Il
b.rp corner Of the granite ha.c of the house,
which gave the first wound on the head. Reaching
thc pavement, made OF rough cobble-sioncS second
wound va3 received in front of the first, AMI the
second finger of the right hand was dislocnted'
WbctLcr aftcr-.tfugglcs account for the ahrasons
on the knees and the fingers Of the lett hand cannot
hc positively asserted although Il ~ prohahic'
Death mast have resulted almost instantly. hr.
G,yynn Attorncy-t;cuera OF the state. and so-ih,
law Of Nr. Johnson. Is OF opinion tha hc vas se/h
v,th vertigo ard fell, ~ hc had similar attack,
lasting three hours while attending The tll'ls III
South Carolina several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
ApJotKNMENT or THE LEGlsLATuRE.
.\<&poiT-. Feb. 1.-lmncdiatcly on III
,ss.lnhr1 of he General Assembly to-day the follow
M, rn1ulnnnicnl ION Yn. receyed IN both IIonscs:

nhiin4 of ihe GcEcr; Assembly to-day, the follow
inc coumurica ion received IN both Houses:
ENttTTiyT pFPiRTniET, ANNNofIs, zen. ~;
,.,U -Jeu NJ NJ NeH0e opd UDVss Of De!egdtS: lhc
,nelJucbnly dIy deyOlycs Oh me OF informing N"u ~
oflcal communication of th' d'ath "i the lion. Wl'n'
Ia,nn This SAD event occurred Ht = evening a thc TX
.cut,ve Mansion from unarVOrntpbl"an mi uh"l
ar.drn the Distinguished nhhillr- "i Mr' JonnlI1n
Of NJ native strtr, ani on ths most snd cceasion ,e
general ASSEMBLY, OF Maryland may deem proper 10
nav his memory That tribute OF respect to which ms
,,tiifu ice, to h state and his country 80 justly
cntitl" him. '""' i''i ''"
I'm r,ccIp; of thi- commned alton. both Houses resolved
IA nay prorct respect 10 the deceased, and Immediately
adjourned Tncy will assemble In the Hall OF the House
at O'Clock p H., and proceed thence to the Executive
Mansion to the remuns to the depot "sh'c 'hc
body viii be taken 10 Baltimore In special car
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
LATEST SHIP MWS.
rFor other Shin Nrrs see PiHh Page.i


Bark Henry A. Ltchhed (of Hoclisnd). spaldng Yoke
Bark H. b. siover Pierce Matanzas jan H. with sugar.
Bark Christina (swedeb Larsen Rio Jane'o Oo days. WIN
Bark Chsrles F. Ward Gay Guantanamo IL days. with
Brig Mary C. Mariner (o Portland TcOmbe Matanzas IL
Iins Britannia To- New Haven't Hotchk, St. Pierre. Mart
sShr Nellie j. Diusmore of Lubeo). Parker Matsnzas IL
sciT Silver star Mahoney 10 days with rubber aud
scr Hattie f. Sampson of Portland Bunker carienss 10
selr SllS SLncg.t Fullerton; esy o.. New R BTsiord dior
sclr Susanna, wilson koakani. with Ice
sclr. 2 H. Griffin Holmes Rocspor e. Ms With srsnite
schr Alice H. Allen Br CHAM. Portland. WITH Lumber
scbr YIN. u. Van Brunt Hang twou' Jacksonville days
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sABSE PASS Texas Feb Arrived, sohr Hattie f. Giles.
BOSTON, Feb iI-cieared steamship, Batavia CBr, Mcu
iSpk hopkins, Ss ihGEG'f aIs for Baors Sii more ' 90 ~ ~
for rotterdam. sailed steamship Pioneer waKeley. for New
KY WEST. Fla Feb. li.-Aruved. schr D. NJ Anthony.
from Bath. Ne Sailed. bark p \; Bills Penny irom New
BALTIMoRE Feb ll-Arrved steamships George Appold.
Lov,ianh, from Boston; lucille Bennef ron charestcai
ano oneo from rom Ireland os Ca i.om LG,eS1 S1
March for baltimore, bark James Kenway. Mcdonald. FOR
Cork or falmoath. -
FLtsHISG Feb. ll-5 p. mPassol ont steamship Vader
land Belg. Raudle, Antwerp for Philadelphia Has been
CALCUTTA, Feb. ll.-saileG. ship Republic. Holmes for
CARR psas Feb s-alcd. Lrg Charlotte. whIttemorc for
I"Spoy Feb Ii-sailea Netrs Capt Nielsen tprobsbly
The Nor capt NG,seai csanna santa MsrEie,i ,ita 1gnre
uth Palmer TEos Keor. Key stone. Proydence. cooan
%% GSStn a a-s a cs hy out on I an & wnosens aaa
spoe,lweil. Arrived ont the 9th -, A. q, welt Ar
llth INST, Cleopatra. City Of Montreal and Mic
SPOKEN.
Nov TO- lat. &c. bark Anal (Br from Annoy for New.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

order" seemed for a moment ridicnlously
feeble until finally the storm subsded and the calls
for question, question" brought out again the read
ing of the amended resolution. Mr.. Sherman srg-
gesed as amendment No. 2, that as he didn't
think there was any statement in Dir. Bowens
paper which rose to the dignity OF a charge OF ac-
cusation the words should be amended to read " in
situations or charges" accusations or charges
This was accepted. and then the resolution was
passed. and the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
NOT POSITIVE ABOUT TIE $500 BILL.

The report of the cross-eXamlnation OF the
witness Abjah =. Everest in the BabcOck trial on Thurs
day wa, received late yesterday for publication IN
our first edition. The witness was crossezamned by
Mr.. ~;orfs. and sgd
have been In this city Jan 90 cannot tell thc
-l.uti in which mailed the c'tcfs; II vas ether rem
uiary or March. 1879, but am not positive ihink
N, I'm t latter part ~ Iehruiry early part q SFc
go the money first from the Supervisors office; Coz
in tie eilyriopes envelopes were on the table wht
handed him the two $500 bills then sat down 10 ni'
LEFT was watching him aitentiycly he rst took Tie
to envelopes M took 'hc paper ont Uf one OF te e.
yclore. aud put bill in did not sec hn pGt the
other 5000 Ia the other envelope; am h0t l"siilFe
that he did nut Il in whether II was III the lrtle!
directed 10 BabcOcl to Avery that ho PIT INC b IN
cannot say when went to Liverpool had no special
u,in,ss there except to get out OF tho way knew
1 Was in the Whisky R.ng and wanted ID seepo0t 'l
troube | went TO Lon ion and Phrls Gltcr ltn'Ne
Liverpool thea went TO Rome, where receh cd letter
from NY brIIrr to return home; he did not tH nie II
was -.fc FOR to and did no; hnk IL safe 10
return: met Col. McFa when landed IN NcW-loih,
to phlahrlpha where met District Attorney Dyer; Le
cai,.c 10 see me l.; / tod COL Dyer since came here
WHIT would testify to on the stand; & III hin !
conldrt be positive which envelope saw joyce PIX TIE
5000 bill into: there has been no pressure 10 hahe I've
rrneI that there $500 bill placed In hO'h en-
yeou..: when before the Grand jury, nnd on my
direct examination. / said presumed the second r'Vo
bll was uut ia the Other envelope a. vcI IA III IN,
crc s.ts do moi know whether have been indicted
here or not the papers say l am; made no inquiry
about II.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORI

I'm the South Atlantic and East Gulf states
.ter winds veering to northwest and northeast colder
and clearing weather.. o,,. x,,,.,.
IN the West tiulf states, Tennessee qua ONO 'n,,3
eor,- hornuetcr winds shifting rasitlly ana s0uh-
ery lower temperature than on Fridoy, and generaH
clenr weather In the Upper lake region, lppea
Inn, nnI LOwrr Missouri Valleys falling barometer,
elsterly TO eouthery winds, and warmer parity eioS
weather. . ..., c,,-. > y.,,sr ,,I, "a,
oion rising barometer northeast 70 Sogtns' r. , @ &
colder AMI gereyaii c0r ce0Ler. (oHoed ~ Us 'Vo "S'
J,streis by soptte,iy ripds aed niLLing barometer.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
THE FIGIIIyE WINSLOW.

ROTTERDAM. Friday. Feb H. iS'o'
Tho Tuich steamship Rotterdam. Capt. VS.
FROM New York jan ~ which put into Grayesend 10
coal "A day or two ago, arrived here to-day.
LONDON. Friday. Feb IL, 1876.
A Reuter- dispatch from Rotterdam contains the ioi'
lowing:
Inouirrs have been MADE hero 10 the whereabouts
H. II. NluSluw. The Boston forSer The Am'lcan 90
euI replies NiuzlJw is not here, and ~" Ju'il
oicer ~ Rotterdam 10y he give information ia
the pre- sent state Oi the matter.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
PANIC AMONG REPUBLICANS.
SENATOR BaUCE's BOLD pESr NCAIloN OF SOUTH
EES IEApEEs-THE sIrP TAKEN DEIiBEE
LEY rr1rnpArIf 10 fns rKlrrNrl

EN TfIECRhrU me TglrUNrl
WASrfvGfoN Feb ll.-Th" speech of Mr.. Bruce
iu the Executive session of the Senate Yesterday
which provoked 50 much excitement and created 80
much CONSERVATION among tine Republican leaders
grew out of the conviction that Mesars. West, hel
logg and Packard. who had been secretly ior years
working aglin, Mr. Imchback, were determined to
postpone q >. ilcment If the Louisiana Senatorial
question because they feared that the presence and
influence Of Mr.. rinchtack in Federal polite, voud
be used against the white carpet-bag adyentnrcr,
who now control The party in that State. satisfied
of the hooWncSs Of their pretended friendship Tor
the nccrors and seeing through the transparent
fraud upon which they propose TO Justify further de-
ay in deciding the question of his titc 10 seal III
The S"natr ana brlir ing that Gen. Grant Is . party
to th, hypocIitical prctcnse. he denounced both
Cen. Grant and the leaders ~ unworthy ot further
r,i, from his race. and suggested that they should
look hereafter for political and personal protection
To an alliance with the homes, white Resident 1orU-
laton Of the South. These declarations, lie ailrus
,r, not hastily or inconsideratrly made, but after
due reflection and full examination o the facts IN
yolyrd and will be adhered 10 in practice. Ihl'
seemingly violent and imprIdent declaration oi ro-
itinn on the part of Mr. Bruce il really fair eXpies-
zion of the suspicious and msgiyings thai have Tor
some time d0rmantly but permanently existed IN
the negro mind relative TO their whiio southern
leaders.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
i,r. de Iorsh,. Lishl-Rre ,,n { od Liver OI.

Dr Medley Phyrciln - The Lord Lieutenant ot Ireland,
writes Il have habiiu3ly PRESCRIBE! Dr. de Jonehs V~'
pulmonary Corsun m, with very Orne'
fca - .uts and Confidently rcommend a. me ro,t
tlca ious kln" sold n capsid Imp rial ual llnts -,
by III Drugy',is sole ConSisrccs. AN>Ak, liAHloR. I.
CO. LoacoI. Spe Agents ior The lnrd states JOIN u
Nf.NitN CT RRAS * 60. Ne" York
Po,t.,Iu e Soticr.-1he FOREIGN NAILS Tor ine wees
ending "a rVRDAi. Feb. ~ 1876 VIII close ~ ms ONO"
on N ESDAI at II NJ 10; Europe yer steamer IohGhs
via OvceasowR; o. NEDNE@DAl at u = ~. ioi y"
urr e.aa.,r paTihia, va QG'tE-i0Nn: on ~ iNA a
iiyna =, ior Enrop. p.f sierrtr Wcaui VA Pj mouth
Chsrb0!rg aud H.nbrrg OD sNii HpNi ~ : = ~ ~.
trlaud Wales ireland. aud r sutn. ~ ~''al'I tfc,
and - z? cr -t' il t,tf s'. ste'h'
C,.,rra Ill.gua. an ~ u 3 n Ioi idl'te per
qtp4prr pnna. sil southampton "u' bisiN'n Mans lyi
autrail NevZ.alaut, &cr llaF" -ah $50 NNch J.
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
Tr.RKry AND THE GREAT POWERS.
Co>srASrrSorLE, Friday, Feb. II. 1876.

CONeTiNTINOPIE, Friday, Feb. II, lS'O.
The Porte has detuiiiycly agreed to apply
Connt Andrassy's 'rims. except the clause that th'
revenue direct taxation ~ Bosnia and IcrIeGn'lnA
be onI;oycd for The Development of those pro'necF
The Porte only consents increase the sum for public
works there. le piomu CATION of tho Imperial decree
ordering thc reforms is expected shortly.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

.oer te crompauyin ing cough becoming settled ana con
% ,pa ~, lungs 40 strained racked that the produc
nrmeu' anu W follows existing of
, sisase NAV be thu, accounted for, and vet how
NAM others are caresssy allowing themselves 10 uri
,hr,gn rho prelmirary symptoms contl0e1 ny tho ata
,v of allowing n cold " take care Of tself On he nts III
im.tion of cough cold throat or lung touDe re
nri nromtly r JAYSRs EXfECfORAsia safe cnrau'oot
ion reputation and you may avoid tho cohse
ouences Of such dangerous trining.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
HETEROGENEOUS SENT TO TIE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-Thc President said
in tho Cabinet crr today that he had rec r'ySd the In
tcrroa,oIies upon which Ills evidence s required IN the
H,bcork trial Us deposition Will be made to-norro"
~. gief,Justcc Waite. Mr. Eaton, OF counsel for
rho Government, who brought hthcr the questions
called at the DcpaT;nem OF Justice today TO pay ma
respects TO the Attorney General. The session OF the
Cabinet lasted over hours to-day, but there WA no
hu.Iues under consider alton of unusual Importance.