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New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

s,o nm tho assertion that Senator Thurman Is strong "a
res,dential candidate in their section. The Nashville
lm,riean remarks: at needs argument n satisfy
,ose Mt All familiar with the OF M Thurman In
the last two campaigns in OHIO that lie cannot lead the
Demoerocy Of that state t. victory. This Is sufficient
reason why Southern Democrats do not desire ms nom
nation for the Presidency"
The last attack on Gen. Schenck comes from
Harpers weekly. which says has hitherto rcirained
from commenting on the Emma Mine scandal because
the facts were 80 mperecy known II now regards mo
publication the original contract between Gen sch mex
and Mr. Trenor W. Park, together with the facts EN-
bodied in Mr. Reyerdy Johnsons letter, ccnst tuting
Kufcient for holding tndt Gen Schench Is " ic
guilty iudiscretOn sufficiently grave to duhoil%o
and require his recall
The Worcester Spy likes Mr.. Blame ana
,ays he would be much stronger Presidential c"S'"
than "Scuator Morton and Senator Conkinc' "Ho arc
better men than most of the others that nave pFn o
toned" But II has no hope OF bis receiving inc hoin"
ton for the Republicans must have the strongest alo
best candidate possible. one VINO VII un,IH vo
s,ys "'Tbere such NAM ana kopuDhcdh>' hc'c I'4
sIsewberr are thinking Of him and hoping To see hlM
Nominated" Is the present President the man 7
The Washington correspondent OF Ihe SVrd-
.,s, Courier writes that ST. Louis is seemingly the
favored place for holding the Democratic National Con
yentiou We hear rs yet" he says, "litte speculation
as TO who is the coming mau. III the sentiment oi te
Democrats in Congress il reelection OF that OF the party
Mt large we may look for harmonious Convention
wherein sectional Yreudices and differences on minor
ouestous will be buried in c0nS cration Of The one
r,.t eul OF rescung the country from the evlS 0l Ra-
cal misra VINO will be our standard bearer il is almost
Idle 10 tr, &, guess The names that mentioned IN
Congress ona! circles Gov. Hendricks Of Indiana
Gov TilJch OF New-IOIk, David Davis OF Illinois, anu
occasionally, George H. Pcndlrton.'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
MFMORlNDA.

Nr Grths OF pilot boat Caprice. No H. rpes1s speaking
L. ADsecdm, schr. Abbott Deyerezux, hich IRON
West Coast VI Africa for Boston.
painted with ri and black Horizontal sripe
found s in Nes Inlet jan IL, tOwec 70 Frceport, l.
L.. by three boatmen OF that place.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BAN FRANCISCO. Jan l9Arryed. ship Theodore Korner
(Gerl SchleftnDerg TOm Hong Kong Cleared l5th schr
Twilight, Gates, for Liverpool.
TYsEE Ca jan I0-Arrfved. steamships san Jacinto
Hazari from New.Y0x Wyoming. Ieo Philadelphia
WILMINGTON, " c.. Jan l9.-Auyod. steamship Pioneer
Waxey, from New.York Cleared. bark Ceres (Ger Dool
Der for glasgow brig Hiding (NOf), for Hull
BALTIsOkE jan l9-CeaTed. steamships Richard willing,
Her Phsde pha; barks Abbe B Br Cof for Rottar
dam Eli (NOT. BOc for Queenstown. Arrived steamships
Nova ScOtian (Br) Richardson Liverpool via Portland;
VIM Whlien from PEadelphla; bark Lug1a H. uial, q.
anpa from Belfast via Tybee: schrs James Phelps Rock
we rom Providence A. Denke. Jones' from Boston X X.
Vaughn, smith, nom Newfork
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTWERP Jan. l9The steamship state OF Nevada Braoa
from New. YORK Jan. 8, arrived here to-day.
IL AgB, gG, jan l9.-The Hamburg American Line steam
49, Saturday Jan Is, her appointed saag day
Price Philadelphia; +. St. Clair Edwards Ireland
from DO
CARDEy. Jan l7-Ariyed. bsrks Gazele Dickson. from
New YORK Zulma, Peterson IOm Philadelphia Arrived
10TH bigs Lizzie ZOsen Wilkinson. from New York; New
Era r McPhee. fTOm sydney C. B lschTs Ralph carlton.
HaTknss nom Charlc Fanny Flint from Demerara
CIENF EGOs jan l6Arrived schr Joseph W. Misoh from
NeH-NOrk.
HAVANA Jan l9Arrived steamship Crescent city, CurtA
from NewNora Sailed lSth steamship Frankfurt (Gerl Won
Bulow, from Bremen for New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
uyDNIGHT WEITHER REPORT

IrJjabiiitics
For Ncw-Eugland, rain or snow during the
morning. de,lrGi, colder, followed by ciondy weather
brsk southwest to northwest winds, and rising Oatoh
cirr.
FOR ne Mddie Stdes, decidedly colder and clearing
ircathe brisk HOieiy 10 testcrg rihdS rshg OarOnte-
t,i ami IN SorikerA AcV- Iork HpM sSOw.
For tie south Atlantic State clear clearing weather
and lower temperature With uOithVly 10 ~oS,cy ~Hds
and rising iCTature.
For tnr Oul. State, Tennessee, and the ONO valley
clear or fair wcathrr slight changes in barometer lower
temperature tLan on wednesday, and variable winds
mostly from TIE north.
For The lake region. cooler partly cloEdy weather iCt
snow east of Lake MicnirHu,WI'h brisk Wrs,cry or north
westerly winds ami rising baiomctcr. -
For fh' pp,r MisssSp pp ana lower Missouri Naley-
,ldcr uorarry t. westerly winds clear or iar weather
and II ng barometer.
Thr OHIO Cumberland and Central Mississippi rivers
viii rise rapidly. . 49,.
Caut onu,y Signals continue nj stations On the Atlantic
cnAkt lrJln NApe ll..ttcra3 ~ LA.tpolt.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE EMMA MINE SHAREHOLDERS.
prpIIC INTEREST AROUSED.

London Jan y t,lsgraa 10 The MIlchssier Fpamrer
There is prospect of our witnessing before
long sand contest Dewecn two prominent huancleS in
this CITY and of hearing astounding rcyel
tons as o. the origin and floating Of the Emma Mining
Company Limited AT meeting Of the shareholders of
that Company to-day Il was stated that though
q million sterling had been paid for the 40
called mine four years ago, there now
no mine, no ore, and very little money"
Mr. A. W MacDOuCall, who presided. said the present
Directors were convinced that the referred had
boon obtained by means of a fraudulent contract which
colld be annued and order obtained for the restort
ton OF the money 10 the shareholders II tie latltr
would but put themselves iu a position 10 seek loga
remedies against Mes,rs. Park, Albert Grant and any
other parties 10 the cOutIal ana also against
the orr anal directors IL beng responsible for the
false statements contained IN the prospectus.
hIr MacDOuga ad that nc had offered IL his private
capacity take proceedings behalf 81 the company at
his eNpense. The directors had accepted that oHr
and special meeting Of the Shareholders would De
called Or The 27th inst. 10 come TO decision S4Ing
h. IL Is well known that keen aumOsity oKists be-
tween Mr. MacDOugall aud Mr. Albert Grant, ani their
meeting IN action Of the kind threatened viii be
watched with lively interest.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
L41ESI SHIP NEVS
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Switzerland Ielg) Jackson, Antwerp Jan >,
with mise. aud pi~s. to q. W. Cotton.
Bolivia tBrl, Small Glasgow Jan y and MONlue
9TH vii u.dsr. eil pass. ~ Henderson blOs
hlDpstCck tGe"), MuIcu, Hamburg Jan p wa
Unyre sth, with Indsr and pass. To kuniardi n GO.
Stcamsh.p Vmi, atJr DoaDe, Ph .iUlA with Adso ard
~ t. Jas Hand.
Steamship Abcnarle, Gbbs Lewes, with ndse and pas' to
Old Dominion steamship Co.
steam ship eaUI Johnson Portland. With ndse AID pass
Steamship Nereus Berry Boston with mise AMI pass to
Barh Golden Fleece (of Baradoes. Armstrong St. Pierre
u DAYS, Wit sugar.
Bafi Norah (of Bo,ton) Hall Rio Jansro 10 days with
Esri Rosa H. uall Barbagatea Traee Nov. 20 in ballast
HaIk NuOya CLaTina Qta), MaIesca, Genoa 40 day Al
Bars Chrisane (or), UricSssn ST. Thomas IL days. III
ballast. u-..,..,, ,,-,,ta Carienas 10
da, with sugar. natl, .,,i.ov with
mdse. -, e....,,h fan q with n,d.e
schr Glover, InsersoA, OeoTge'oNH o. - 'a' ~
with avail stores. rror,,, r.. u.,,.
schr Anita Lecraw Ciudad Bolivar ~ days, with ma
SchT Clara Sawyer pafcorab Mt Desert with granite
SAILED.
liverpool ships Lake 81. Clair, for
aasrow Sarsceu for London bark NegaT for Cork The
ashp Java for yerpoo started but came 10 anchor on
WINI-sunse,, Cain. and thick fog.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

TnR SINGULAR ACTIONS or TuE PRiNoNEH-srrhNGE
CHARGES AGAINST MS wIFE-A Lose CROSS
EXAMINATION.
BHIpGEToS, y. j., Jan. 19-ln the Lands
tr.a to-day, John l.. Burt was cro--cNamiued by Al
orney-Ccnofal ysnatta all the morning In the after
noon Burk testified that Lands's house caught IRE oh
the evening Of the I'D Of January Tho neNd'y o ana
iands left for Ncv-York, and. when et route. Lands
said he had mt ont the rr with single bucket Uf water,
whereas il required the cNoTiipns o 20 mon with buckets
to eXtingui,h the n1mos TLcy arrived in NrW.N"rh
on Ian - AuI rcrna ned there three days, br,if ch
raCcd in establishing a.cucics Tor TIE sale OF |uctu
flour, and iu puIc. sing grain lhc "Ilh's7 hal h"l
ARRANGEMENTS to 20 tu thlctgo 10 purchase Elhh pr"
yiIIng the market there moro r'Hsorhhr thhi III
Nrs-Y York, aud on the point Of going brcadsr De
rould save from i to - CENTS hdshc on wheat, wh'h
hr Nyas prevented by Lands, who handed Inn l'lo
and exhibited another hr nad aud urged hin 10 'h'
10 defend him Uandi,) with because hc had present.
nrnt tnat hr WIS bo attacked by an a->ir-ih ms
demonstration that Oi 90 an under great hchtH eN
ctemcut.
Tue court adjourned mill THURSDAY morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
DISSATISFIED BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS.

Several Independent Democrats OF brooklyn,
who are also large taxpayers in that city, met last night
to consider what acton they should take In regard to the
reorganization OF the regular Democratic General Com
mtee II was generally declared that tho elections had
demonstrated that the whole matter was farce, de-
signed to misead the mi-nformed and to create the i'm
pr,s,op that tho reformed element was represented.
while in elected all in the interest OF the
old organization. long discussion took place as to
what course should be pursued. and communication
was read stating that the persons to be appointed om
each ward IN the regular organization would hrly rep
e.t m, III ,.,tisrcd element. This however, was re-
,rl.d Wit eUspci0n and the members OF the commit
o.. ....... a Tho Citizens Democratic Assocll-
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE EXILED RUSSIAN MERCHANT.

LONDON Inlrsday, Jan. 10 ISIb.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says
there various reports concerning the transportation
to Siberia OF the Odessa merchant whose is Brod
sky. The incident Is considered to bo OF peculiar
Importance OF the rarity Of such proceedings in
the reign OF the present Emperor The transportation
was no semblance Of n trial. 1t is vari-
oisy surn,se1 that Dr1d~ky, who Is highly
respected IN Odessa spoke against the Government In
rbn Town Council or sold arms 10 the Turks, has been
all, ged. accessory to publishing the recent
reports on the y port trade
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.

1t was determined Yesterday that the Ad-
y.ory Council should be called fo Feb :. The letters OF
Invitation to bo sent out wh the lcttcrnlssiNc 10 be.
tween 100 and 200 congregational churches, c.er9 moi
professors. aud dcirgpc viii be mailed durne the latter
par; Of Tins week II Ia, been decided to withhold list
~ the curcls, meutionod in the call until letters OF
ceptpco nave received. and the membership o tho
Council setcd in that way Tue deliberations Of the
Council viii all tho questions involving the govern
and poty OF the Church aud .hc conformity OF Tie
recent actions OF Plymouth Church TO these. 1t is eN
pcciod that tie Council Will be- held with open doors
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

public laws required by tho recent constitutional amendments
be Joint Committee OF the Senate and House 10 be
composed Of the judiciary Committees and Committees ON the
Revision Of The of both Houses
That Joint Committee $ hereby directed N organize
forthwith nave 10 sit during the sessions OF the
Senate and House and report from time to time As speedy as
bills can be prepared. It. !. .
Joint meeting Wednesday next at IL O'Clock Tor tue
election Of State Treasurer, state Librarian, Conihs
si0ners OF Deeds &c. The Senate concurTed.
Mr Leaning offered resolution 10 adjourn TO friday
AMI then to MONDAY night. Adopted. - =,
The then adjourned. and the Judiciary commit
and the Committee the Revision OF Laws met ana
proceeded 10 work nndcr the RESOLUTION OF Mr. ADDe
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE OPERA.

Mr.. StrakOsch now announces the cast OF
"Norma for Monday evening: Mile. Titicns Norma :
Madame Brigroh AdqlGSa; Sig. Baccei, Foitonei am
Mr. Macdonald, OroreS1 Neither OF the gentlemen has
vet sung in NewYork hut both have been heard in the
Ttens concerts elsewhere. MI Marctzek Is the con
ductor Mile. Titiens has won exceptional reputa-
tion in the dramatic roles. like Norma, that thcre would
be great curiosity her with less f-onSg
support than that Mr.. StrakOsca has secured. ihc sue
OF seats Ne ms to-day, and oa purchaser OF reserved
place viii leceive-nO, not 4rOmO, but copy Of the
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE TURKS BADLY BEATEN.

LONDON, Thursday, Jan ~, 1870
A special dispatch to The Times from Ragusa
confirms the report OF the defeat Of the Turks by The in
surgcns under Gen PekO, and gives the following par
tcul'a: The Turks dsbanded after the first attack.
without further resistance The majority OF the killed,
who probably number over 800. fell during the fight.
The bulk OF the survivors took rouge HILL wherc at
last they surrounded by the whole insur
gent army, 5000 strong The victory of tlo latter is u-
quCstUaably complete and important. An attack was ID
be made the HILL the result Of which is not yet known
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
TIE HHISKi FEIID IKIALS


ISpIASAPoLIs, Jan. 19.-Ihe entire session
of the United sitc- Court today was occupied III hear
ing evidence in the Erownlce Harrison Miller teati-
fed 10 BroNulcc's having vititcd tho Iatoka disefy'
and aftcIwaId reporting IRE ,uares IN the books o
the Supervisor Of the district Christopher Cocheno q
dsiIcr at Paoka test fled that twOlds Of the WHISKY
manufactured hy the Blnglihus was CrHukcd Join W
Blnghan testified that be ani his brother torlon
Uyi.u bingham, Lad paid BroWnlcc 1000, the lafl
500 of which PAID tO BroWnleo az his room IN H
S. Georges Hotel OF Evansville, about tho Ia oi
arch I--E
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE FRENCH SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
PARIS. Thursday, Jan. 30. 1870
The Moniteur gives the following estimate Of
the result OF the elections for Senatorial Delegates Sew
enteen department., doubtful SO decidedly Conserva
tive, Bonapartst, and 10 Republican Of all shades. N.
Bu.ets election in the VOsges appears be certain
The militant BUnaparrists will probably only obtain 30
seats in the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

WASHINGTpS. Jan. la.-On motion of Mr. James
Mcconnell k.ultri. "si OF NrsOre1n- La, was
nmtt.d 10 p.4rtc, a. al and counselor OF thus
I,Irt ON motion Of MI = \. Garish l.. l.. Moodworth
csi OHIO alml,tcd 10 praclte As Al Al
tot.ry ana ColLs li1r ~ this CONT
The following gs-g'rd: No. 0i5-B T. Potts,
Goyernor Nc ei A. Plaintiffs asL VIM. Chumasero
,g Johu A. ArlIcl by ir ). A. GARFIELD for the
uuti, n .rrD, H. l. M-rricA for the defendants
In error. No Hrprg W Rector, appel ant. aSt The
utrd states 6J1-S1yah ale widow. &C. et al appel
la,t- agt The United ~,a's No 1i@-Mm II. Gaines and
VIE rt A. a9prlAuis aet The United states NJ eSo-Jon
d. Rust T., appellant. agt. The hlt,d states
Au.ouu,i Until IL U'ciocA tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
CEN LEES RIETHDAY.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19-1he anniversary OF
the birthday Of Gen Robert f. Lee to-day was the 1cca-
IA celebration nearly every city of Importance
IN the South. In Richmond the day WAS Observed py
public meeting at which an Grafton WAS delivered by
Capt. ]. Hampden Chamberlain of Norfolk IL touched
on nothing beyond the civil and military life OF Gen Lee
and drew a picture Of him the and soldier giving
him rank not with the 30 apartsis. tie Imouh OF he
Cnurch- but with the truly gr ~ o our rtr- tho 7hi-
neys the inlklnnds Tampden All tho Wasi'inst"r-.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
TIE FRENCH ELECTIONs.

IONDON, Thursday jan 70, $50.
The Paris correspondent of The NecS says
the Republicans claim that they will certainly elect their
cand dates ior the Senate in twenyn!nc departments.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
GERMANY WARNED TO WATCH FRANCE.

LONnON. TnuTbday, jan. 70, ISlO
The Daily NcrS has the following special dis
patch from Berlin:
4 paper which cfen has relations with the Govern
meHt, pub,le. an alaTmist article similar TO those
which caused 80 much ueasne-S ycaragO. The article
mentions ppOit- Of the formation Of French squadron
ia he Mediterranean the collection of military stores Ht
Nancy, etc. rs reason, for Germany 10 ne waichfuL
LEot ott.r LaL.lln Nc.-s gee rLr,t Pggel
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
EAyAL INTELLIGENCE.

WA>uiNGr0N, JAN 1o.--iieut. f.. :. Prime ID or
d,rI Ia he receiving sip 0raio. at Ntw-YOrN. Licut
t,o Rcitc detached f0m the LshiS and oere To me
Alert ll.u Geo wilkins IL detached from the Alrt ana
o. L. gr Iylrp,rAphic once Iicu doo +. Livingstone
chtI fipm receiving ship Colorado and ordered 10
tle Irhi,l ~ eNecltlya officer
Iun, ,sour lei, IL, Jan. l5rhe United States steamer
Marion OcoC. this afternoon Tor NOf-
fo dragged buoy TO which she uoofet early TINS
mrIlng and ashore Pumpkin Island opposite the
Navy Nr whcro lies fast a efforts To move her having
pr,td unltau Her stern le- ont Of water w!t the le
h.t falling And f. f-sfri her post II started. The
st,anrt Emerald hs been "Ok trying 10 pG her on but
Wa obliged To retire. .-
,IlAe uitrl states steamer Marion, I-ci lousy re
portr aorr On Pmph Island OF THIS afternoon "H1
the Al she WILL De taken INTO Tue dJ uOcA
Ia morrow, but A,T luidIl are considered lShL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

means FOR c0mpet-
col situation ~ cOp!si bookk cpcr or
refer 10 MeithnoWn people IN tho
cv Oh AT he Lnyersy Address CORNELL Tribune Oihee
Dr. de Jonghs Lisat-BrOsn Cod Liver OIL
Of Diseases, including Con-um umptlon ~ prevalent IA
ON great cens o pOpstO the Use oI Dr. Ge J0lghs Cod
Ttvr Oi udr . manifold advantages" sold IN cap
sul,l Imi,r..l hs iuts, 81, by all Dnsess soe Co.'S
sisuees. ANSAt, hAkEOlp * Co, London. sole Agcnts
Asw-i OrA.
Post-Of: Norrs.-rhe FOREIGN aAII.s Tor TIE reok
ending SArU RDsN. Jan 22. 1876, Will Al this onSe
TUESDAY at A. NJ. tor Europe, per steamer Idalo,
Queenstown; "WEDNESDAY Al > A NJ. iOr Europe,
steamer lava. guc,rAtuSn Ou ihk NSDAf - II
. Europe. per steamer Gelert via Plymouth Cher
bouTg, aud Hamburg: SATURDAY Al IL A. NJ. Tor hu
gland, wales Ireland and France per steamer Cy OF Rich
inond and IL France direct, stsinr Labi2 2d0f
Hayre and A. m. Tor Scotland direct steamer
Victoria Glasgow, ard 81 1880 rL for lTope p.T
Hoensaus, southampton aud hrrf-tn Mails
fu China Japan &c. viii leave san trancscn fob l. 1870
Mails for Australia New Zealand &C., wI ieatS 5Al fth
cisco, Feb 2. 1873 '. D.. ga-lEe, =. "
FrnDL Ie.lie.- rated Newspaper, Just out
rlgTuc picture, toundl and
View OF tho Interior Pullman Palace Car the Pennsy
yans Kalroad Centennial Buildings Ia talrmount larkt
rnuera Ceremonies OF the late Dr. lel e. owe, tho
phantop,st al Boston, Mass; Portraits II New ,rk skate
Bgclow Controller Robinson, togney
s;rnrsl Falrcl Ross, and Van Buren,.
s many other splendid engTavings together with two po
Quit ousrreiRg Dead Issues and swees
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
MIKE DEMrEG.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l9--Judgc John NJ. krum,
one ~ the coum, for VIM Mckee asked leave to-day 10
withdraw the plea OF mot guilty P" and file demurrer
to the Indictment. Ibis was granted. The demurrer
s'ates that the indictment Is not sufficient IN law, ana
Mckee a-ks De- dismissed AMI that the Indictments Dc
uuIsllcl. Ine drinMlrer viii DE ArImed lO-ImOrIOM.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
A CHANCE FOR STRIKERS TO BUY.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Jan. I9.-The mil 0ptr-
aivcs at Lonsdac, L. L. today resolved to continue the
strike, aud adjourned to meet again tomorrow morning
No disorder WAS attempted. A lester was read ut ths
meeting from New-fork, proposing tO sell cotton mn
Npw-,Drleans, concerning which, the Chairman SAID
the letter say ii viii you employment but
il YOU have got money enough yOu buy mill by Iay
ras ia.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
MARRIED,

KIRCHBFRGFR -FRIEDMAN-On "Wednesday, Jan. l..
b, Ds. ti.t.hci a. the residence o. tho bride
father -sfred n. kr hberger TO Alice, second daughter
OF M Arnold freiIlan ali o. this ~
-BOSWORTIt-On TusS Jan l. 1876. by tho Rev.
William Adams, John Theodore SAKE OF West Troy. " W
son o. the John Godfrey sa1e Mary A., daughter Ot
Judge BOsTOth at the residence of the bres parents
n. Y. Guy.
WECHS SLEll-ROSENHEIM-On wednesday, Jan. 10. at
the Residence of she brides parents f3j West twenty thir
ST. by the Rev Dr. Enhurn Henry Il. Wcchser 20 Coue
La daughter OF a. ii. and Il. RJscnhem OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

Robert Aston of South Carolina, ruined by
The war sent letter 10 THE hhw-foRK TRIBUNE detail
iDg his uuf story Daniel Dcnney, Boston merchant,
sent him check 900 ID. d. has since been obi ged
70 hire two secretaries 10 answer letters To MN from
Carolina Planters and TIE TRIBUNE charges 50 line,
cash IL ayance for those sent 10 It, ana has already
made enough the scent verdict against 1t IN e
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
BUSINESS MITTERS.
SIX ppopEILERs SOLD At AUCTION.

OGDENsBURG, y. Y, Jan. 19.-Ihc six pro-
pcllers OF the Northern Transportation Companyb Line
Wnering here to wit: the Buckeye Granite state En-
pre- Oswegntchie Lowell and Nashua. s0id to-day
at auction, together with the personal property oi tho
Company, to i. ChaIhbcrln OF Cleveland for PiS,722
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

Gen. Roger 4. Pryor said yesterday that the
Ltat !a.nt u circulation thai Mrs MDuitun would begin
libel suit against Mr. Ecrchc.. account OF words used
~ the lacrs Friday night speech was not madc "n MS
authority. lie had lot bad any conversation wlth Ir or
Ms Aluul Oh on tho subject
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

RAGUsA, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1875.
The following news is derived from an in
surgent source:
Six Turkish DattalOns routed yesterday bet ween
Ragusa Trebnje the Insurgents under Gen Peko
TIE Turks had 200 killed and any wounded. The nsur
gent less was only 80 killed, but there were many
wounded.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

ANDERsoNIn Denver Jan 12 clara A.. wife Of John r.
Anderson formerly Ol bruokyn, y. H. ami daughter OF U.
c. AOr. formerly oi Davenport Iowa, aged ~ gears
BRYCE-On Monday evening IL James Bryce. aged 80
years T. month, and days.
cauyes and friends respectfully invited to attend The
Thursday morning at lO from the Church of the
IiUly saviour, r tsL IHenty-nttA ST.
INDEPENDENT ROYAL AGcH LoDGR, No .. r. NJ.
requested attend ~ the Church Of the Holy
saviour Thursday Goth ns lO O'Clock 10 pay the
last tribute their Late brother. Iycc
The members Of Holland Lodge No \ f. A. ", and Of Ia
Fayetto chapter No z01, r. A. d. invited ~ unite with
the lodge oi iiiat occasion.
BY order OF the NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

ST LOUIS Jan. ia letter was found on the
person Of Iapp when arrested Al Topeka
80 nun tae best South America aud advising his
& W sol The homestead and Join him at santiago Defect
~ SiscOyerod that Lappn and ScanOrd got bell boys a
House at st. JOseph, DO, TO sign the name OF
au her forged bonds ana that they were
Sopeu " furnish OF fraudulent school bonds
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

bccou That oyryN here eaed IS the great scoage
Of humanity Aud vet ~ their formative stages al pulmonary
iay readily riry ei and controlled by resotiag
,rt,utly 10 !g JAsIt EArR,IuEASra curative specially
adapted and strengthen the bronchial tubes aay IN
on ami Do.rn AL ubstrucous IL Is
rurt.i yi.y Tor asthma Id also for coughs and colds
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

Patients treated. 1874. 3Sll cents per capita
Will ,uu please maze the correction Necessary, ana, II
you tnink 1T. sye s statement to IN 1EiBlNE a. II
NAV seriously affect with oar subscribers when tey
tnn> So are spending much mOls per capita than
others. Yours, truly,
GO. G. WFlHoRR, Treas Northern Dlspensary.
Nctr- Oyt. Jan. l., 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
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