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Ore of the leading dentists Of New forE
gets from $40 to $3.50 for filling tooth; and
for cleaning aud filling set of teeth he has
been paid us much as -, 900. As the entlre
body of the average New Yorker is scarcely
worth more than $2.T5, vast amount OF
money is annually thrown away unless the
dentist happens to be man who knows now
to make good use OF it, Courier Journal.
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There IS no medi.
cine prescribed by physicians sold by drugaistf
that c,rries such evidence OF its superior yirSe as
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. PROOF OF thls
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle forteu cents and try it. Regular size, seven
ty-hys cents. PURCELL, LADp & Co., wholesale
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ABSENT AND UNACcoUNTED FoR.-Joe
Graves, Muller's faro-dealer, is still aDsene
and uuaccounted for. His bondsman' Ed
ward Gill, of Petersburg, Is here.
In the Muller case, which was before
Judge Guigon day before yesterday, Captain
George D. Wise did not undertake to act as
counsel for the accused further than to In.
terrogate the witnesses. That he did only 10
view of the situation Of Mr.. Page with rela'
ton 10 Russell's confession.
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A CARD.-The ladies of the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church desire through your
columns to tender their grateful thanks to
all who so kindly assisted them in their re-
cent concerts, and especially TO Colonel W.
E. Tanner, under whose efficient director.
ship 80 much Of the success Is to be attrl'
buted.
FebruQru 5, 1876.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DE-
GREE.-John Hill, the negro hack.driVer,
charged with numbering John Mullen, the
stone-cutter, was tried in the Hastings Court
yesterday. No new evidence was brought
out, and the accused was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree, and his pun
ishment assessed at seven years in the peni-
Tertiary. A motion fora new trial was made
and continued until this morning.
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The revival at Trinity cbl

RRzIGIous.-Ther revival at Trinity church
still continues TO attract overhowins houses.
Every night during this week services have
been held, and with gratifying results. Last
night four persons profe6sed conversion, and
the prospects are good for more conversions.
The meeting will be continued.
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AseUMENT OF ATTORNEY GESERAL.-The
brief OF Attorney.General Daniel In the
case Of Phillips us. Payne, now 10 the Su-
preme Court of the United States, and in.
Yolvipg the question whether the city OF
Alexandra belongs to the District OF Column
bia or 10 the State Of Virginia, has been
printed by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing
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OUALIrrEp.-In the Hustipgs Court yester.
day Alexander Coke qualified as an attorney
at law, and also as a notary public Tor the
cty of Richmond.
T. C. Weisiger qualified as notary public.
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The FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm OF fire
about 10 O'Clock last night from Box l8,
corner Pine and Main streets, was caused by
the burning of q stable on the corner OF
Temple and Harvey streets, used by lvey
Bland. A cow was burned in the stable.
Loss S150.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, WEDNESDAY.
George 2. Haw, Esq, was admitted to prac-
tce In this court.
Littlepage us. Nell. Writ Of supersedeas
to Judgment rendered by the Circuit Court
of King William county.
Sutherlin Us. March, Price & Co. Appeal
allowed to decree of the Circuit Court OF
the town of Danville.
Shelton us. Ficklen. trustee, &c. Appeal
allowed to decree of the Circuit Court OF
fredericksburg.
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DANGEROUS CoUGHs.--A cold In The throat VIII
cause Inflammation Of the p}euritie membrane, as-
with difficult respiration and cough th :
will irritste the lungs into consumption. All these
ailments are easily cured by WIsHART's PINE
TREE-TAR CORDIAL, the most infalIible remedy
for pulmonary complaints.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward-bound
mail.train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road, due here at 5:40 P. M. yesterday, was
delayed two and half hours between Han
over and Peaks by freight.train breaking
Aotpn
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LECTURE To-NloHT.-Rev. DR.. Wither
spoon will deliver lecture on the Guides
and Glaciers OF the Alps, in the lecture-room
of DR.. Hoge's church, tonight.
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THE LOTTERY BuslEEss.-It is expected
that the Commonwealth attorney will
present 10 the grand jury several bills OF in
dictment against parties in this city who are
publicly engaged In selling lottery.tickets.
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FROM ". l. ALMoH, PRESIDENT MEDICAL COL
7 EcE, uA11FAx.-i lEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF Is Invaluable for fever, Indigestion weakness
and female complaints.
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VALENTNES-CoMIC aud SENilhES ~
New York prices for sale hyJ. 7. ELLIsoS' LIZ
Main street
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DIR. c. w. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAAho-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure sick
headache nervous headache, dyspepiic headache,
neuralgia nervousness and sleeplessness, and VIII
cure any case. Price, SO cents. Sold by all drug
gIsts. Office, 100 north Buaaw street.
BALTIMORE, July 81, 1874.
DIR. c. w. BENsoH's CELERY AND CHAMMo-
MILE PILLS have cnred my wife OF sick and ner.
yous ncadsche OF ten years. standing. She had It
every week or ten da ys, and suffered almost every
thing but death with 1t. We think these pills are
worth their weight IN gold.
Rey, II. A. SCHLICHTEg.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
PUuCEIL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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RoscHgS & BROTHER eYer their winter stock Of
Boots, Shoes Trunks, and vaiIses as very low
prices in order TO make room for spring goods.
SOC and a17 BROAD STREET.
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COMMISSIONER APPOINTED Hughes,
sitting as circuit judge, yesterday appointed
B. Ashton Lewis, OF Lawrenceyille, Bruns-
wick county, United States commissioner.
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COMMISSION MERCHAsTs--We solicit you. OF.
ders for printing, or . call At any time you may
wish to see specimens or o5 ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be TO your advantage.
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CARRIED TO THE PEHrrgNrIARY.-Deputy
Sergeant Cummins yesterday conveyed
James B. Montgomery to the penitentlary,
to be impasoaed one year for second offence
Of petit larceny.
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MAss.MEETINa To-NIGHr.-A mass meet
ing of the colored Young Mems Christian
Association will be held tonight at o,cloes,
to take action in regard to the Southern as
soeistiou Lottery, at their roons, on Leign
street.
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THE "PRIDE- -oF-KEY-WEsT" CiGAF eah
found at most Of the hrstclass bars andre ranI
The price Is low and quality very hne.
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have added welI.salected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with eur IMrRoYxD Ma
CHINzRY and sKrLFuL MECHANICAL rALRsr.
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
pediuous manner.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dono AZ li'
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUss. Good WORK. ~"
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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AUCEION SALES THIs DAY.

BYERLY & POWELL, 10x A. NJ, at No. l. 3
Main street, groceries, &c.
". KEEsEE, 10 A. n, large sale Of
furniture, &c.
LEE sRDDoN & CO., 12 H., cargo Of 8. 900
bags OF new crop X 10 coffee.
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DISPATCH SG-Houss--UnsuRassea Ia
c,,,ties for the prompt execution OF AL kinds o.
p-inting. Orders hlled promptly and at low prices
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TWO DOLLARS will buy misses school'shoe' OF
Philadelphia make, at j. A. GRiGG's, Tenth ano
Main Streets.
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WAGONS. CARTS. sse.

rVo CONTRACTORS.
i FARMERS, and OTHERS.
The subscriber has on hand WAGONS and CARTS
of various descriptions that he Wishes 10 dispose OF
ON very moderate terms; and is still manufacturing
tiers, and soicis call from all In want OF anys
aIic'e in his line.
Ills wagons run easier, carry iarRer loads. and
Good workmanship and arst-rate material y
onaranieed Liberal discount 10 merchants. All
work warranted Particular attention ps4d to re-
n,,r,n1 A. 3. LIPSc0MB,
Gary between Adams and Jefferson Streets
ia 7-eod3m&W3t se
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DISPATCH PRISrTsG-HoUsE.--lno In order 70 meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade He
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CUSTOM (liand-made) WORK 10 order, and guar.
antced to at. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHEa & BROTHER,
500 and 511 Broad street.
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FIVE DOLLARS will. buy u frst-class gai.er at
A. GRIGG,s, Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-10

Pierre Sebastian Laurentie, the autho; SIS,
dead, He was born In 1893.
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THE RILEY VIRGINIA WHIsKxY sold by CHRIs-
TIAN & WHITE has been analyzed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended as a pure medic.nsi
beverage Prize for two-year old, $3.50 per zallon;:
price for three-year old. IS 80 per gallon.
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r,.r wr.rnxx ro-DAY.-T1'pro6o''"
.s,.,t,oW yr clg2dg and RAINY.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

JUST RECEIVED full stock ofqlap
- GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES, MISSES. REN
BOYS, CHiLDREN'S. and INFANTRY ~
BOOTS, CATERS, TIES, &C.; all prime
goods. aud from drst-ciass manufacturers.
> TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, &C, down at
bottom prices. j. A. GRIGG,
IN 27 Tenth and Main streets.
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IF YOU DESIRE Te SEE 6E1
i EOOTS and SHOES at low prices ca,laaaee1
mt n. +. TINSLEY q CO.'S, 43l Broad street, for
there you will find nearly all kinds and styles from
the coarsest Mems Brogans to the finest Ladies'
French Kid Boots, and at prices to euit the times
and wants OF the people. TRUNKS and SATCH-
ELS, too, at very low prices. Now. call aud look;
for Ii will cost you nothing unless the low prices
should induce you to buy.
Repairing done neatly and with promptness.
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T OST. AN ALASKA SABLE MUFF
IL between the Exchange Hotel md corner Tenth
and Bank streets. A snteable reward will be paid
for Its recovery at THIS OFFICE. fe 9.2t
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FIANVS, VfhUHHSSs ~. -
DIANO-FORTES. M8
The subscribers have for sale
PIANO-FORTEs
from Messrs. Chickering & Sons, Boston, ana
bloomfield 4 Otis, New York elegant In style,
superb In tone, durable IN WORKMANSHIP ana most
reasonable In price. nr,> ,
PIANO. FORTES TUNED and REPAlRED Dy
experienced and skilful hands.
PIano-Fortes carefully moved ana pachea.
ALSO,
Elegant CABINET ORGANS at low price. :,
fa7 WOODHOUSE q PAkHAG.
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DIsseLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS

DvssoLUTIONs IL PARTNERSHIPS.
rNHE FIRM OF j. ANTONI & co. Ia
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent. j. AN.
TONI will continue to conduct the business, ana
assumes all debts and liabilities OF the firm q Js
ANTONI & CO., and Is alone from date author.
IZed TO collect and use It's assets. A. PlETRl,
J. J.ANTOSL
rrppr.py 7TI 1875. fe 9-2tH
NOPARTNERSHIP.- uDdersigned
" have this day associated In the REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS under the hrm-nAme and style or
SQUIRE 4 GODDIN. All transactions IN tnis
line win be attended TO with promptness and ndey.
A share OF patronage Is respectfully solicited
Office, o. Bank street. l., :: sQulkE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 8, 1875. &c s-3tF
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FINANCIAL
CONFECTIONERIEs.

CONFEGTlONERAES.
NEW CROP DATES,
~ NEW COCOaNUTs,
GENUINE ITALIAN MACCAHONl,
LARGE, FRESH FIGS,
GENUINE CASTLE SOAP.
PRESERVED GISG ER, Of
a. PIZZINI'S, Jg..
fe9 go tsrosd street.
rOME A-RUNNISG.-Geiat Miucea
" Meat, Valencia Oranges, Lemons, French as
sor1ed Candies. Plain CaDtias, CurraSts, Stesless
l;alsins, Prize Boxes, Big BoDauzss, Cochanuiss
D.ss!cated COeoanut, Rofdes's Eagle Miik, Smyrna
Fips Snts, assorted-in fact, everything III ny line
10 be given away, have TOO much stnak arr 'oo
TITLE MONEY. LOUIS J. BOsSLELS.
dc % l412 Main site
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,LosT, sTRAYED, AND rOUND.

COX REWARD.-Lost, on Tuesday eye.
DNc ming, somewhere between First and Mar
shall and Ninth and Main streets, o PAPER BAG
containing sim of MONEY. The abovo reward
viii he paid for It's delivery at the Dispdtca ofces
+ fe l0.2tk ~ ..s
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HORSES AND MULES FOR fan
Ill SALE-I will receive TUESDAY, ~.
February Isl, FORTY HORSES. Dir. Buck Will
also arrive during the week with car.soad, ana
Mr.. Calvert with TWENTY-FIVE aoCNG
MULES.
Apply at my stables, Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
ia 2S-eod6,x EDMUND BOSSLEUS,
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FEBRUARY 10, 1876.
, 1876-02-14
LUMBER AND SALT IN MICHIGAN.

Special LRspdtch u 1hf LhfcHfo 15'ebNt
EAsT SAGINAW, Feb. 13.-No anow aud weather
warm - April. LAUNDERING operations entirely
suspended and tho season Ia 80 lato 1t looks dis
coutaytng. From O.sego Lake and choboygan
tiero is aot1e snow. THIS area will include tho
hcad wAsers Of tho Maneseo aud huskegon
Rivers. but, generally speaking, too far north to
include tic principal numbering ecctiona on tho
I.ake Huron ahcre. Adyices from tho neiRhoor-
hood Of Alponh say that average work has been
going on but that tho suon vae not sufficient to
enable cheap and easy numbering south OF Al
rena and generally including tho territory lay-
Ing below limo drawn scross tho State to Lake
Michigan In which territory ato situated niue-
tenshs OF tho 'umhoHug operations. Ths ssvcre
co!d Of tho first of tho month enabled tho utlli-
zat,on Of tho light SNOW fall 30 tlat moderate,
bu. t,ot fair work has bcen tho ru!o, on roads
made .Mlth not moro than tnctna Ut snu", mp.
penlentcd by, In i great many cssos. that
modern app!lRnco OF the woods roads tank.
sp1ink,.ug. III tho Territory last mentioned =
ID Bhto to estimate tho amount OF logs banked
1t not oyor one-sixtl, Of tho proPoaod cut:
Holders at timber. logs, shlnglos aud asis, ars
! in consequence OF tho outlook becoming ttmcF.
| and prices tcnd upward. Salt works depend on
tic operations OF tho mills largely, md holders
| Of that product uHkcd Sl.13 yesterday. an Att'
| yauce Ut ~ conts ror b2rTal in tho last twenty
days,
, 1876-02-14

His Funeral Mt Hnltlmorc-PFcscnce
t,1 IL DISTINGUISHED AkNeln0 0lnK0.

His Funeral Mt hnltlmoro-Frcscnc
at II Distinguished Aa&cmbinxc.
DAlT1nuuc, Md, Fob. 13.-Tho funeral Of
Royerdy Jol,neon took place thta afternoon. ut
tho family residence Oh Park street. Every
street in tho vicinity was crowded, rendering tho
approach to tho dwelling almost upasoab!c. 1t IL
estimated that 10000 persons assembled. The
services were conducted by lev. Il. u. Hodges.
Of 1t. pauls, OF which Mr. johnson was
commanicant, and 4. Ii. Randolph
Of tho Emanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. Many frIcnda Of tho doceascd
etatcsmnu were prescnt from washington.
among whom were President pro tom. Ferry OF
tho United BtAtea Honnto, Chlof Justice Witsc
aud Justices HINT, Folds. Davis, bradley,
Strong, Miller aud swain OF tho United States
sup1cmo Cou,t, Beuatoss Anthony. DayaFa.
Cameron, Dorois Chrisslaucy. l1o*e' he'ss'
mon, Norwood, Oglesby. Randolph, F1clinGany,
ecu, Morrill,, lIamu, Thurman. 11snaoHf' ana
| Whytc, Attorney. General pisrsopont. ate. lao
| state was represented by Gov. john Lee caf-
roll and other State oflca1s. Tue eustFe state
delegasion IN Congress, many men'oeta o.
hoti. Houses Of tho General Assem,,
| Lly; sho city by tho Ma5o1 *na a..
| Common Council In body tho !uu!c.ktJ; ~
hw III ,hs leading aud prominent membors. The
| rnaEet coutRiniHg tho reula!ns "aa cosefea Win
| ti,o rarrst toweTu. After tlio services tho III.
na1,i rortecv proceeded to Oracnmount Gene
tsrv. wheEs tho ,nte1nent took place.. The
stroc.s tn tho lno Of tho procession were dense:
,cre gathered =! Uroennouns 10 pay tho las
trtIuts OF respect to the doceased. Del!a wers
| tolled in tho aftoruaon and 1lagB dlsplayad q
hel(.nast throughout tho city.
, 1876-02-14

"Dd s:y .ppro,s et ;. H. ,s s;s.s which
They didn't ssY q IN so man ,rds, ,tsh b..
:as. general ,,1 ore,ss as Spea Of
tntrusted 10 the local ets. Ind
t,,at thelr way of dolnes things u, ia
thn heht ono that could 10 RESORT" under Tue
nf tho rhpofe Tuesday morning. found 70 ~ {,
wholly false, both as to Chicago and other cielea.
Did Ruperrtnr 'rntton make the complaints
70 tho pIea'dnnt Which have boon Bald 70 pro-
mo. cout thnE Tuition msde 90! epcct1o
charges At all. an nearly na conld learn, ne
merely spohe aga,,ist 's9uealing' In eouerhl
sn,l was OF :le opinion that Tho Government lad
"lt is cvtdont that the locsi officers iu Chicago
think differently" observed tho reporter.
"Yos," said tho General. AT MAS iuss this
| way:
We MAD E.oU0n EVIDENCE
to gcs at Tho agents In the King. but whom 1t
csn,e to the real offenders. the powat behind tho
throne. no found ourselves nuddcnly blockod.
Wo could 70 no fnrtbe.. aud then IT was decided
10 Ilsten to the evidence Of those who wcra wll.
inr TO Inform OF tho rinXleAdars. aee thai
Tuttop is repeating lis nonsense In 81. Loui.
about tHonty or more ptsnooa ben0 furhtshe< e<
| immupity from punishment. Now, tho fact is
| that only
ABOUT sl1 PERSONS Will RECEIVE
any great benefit from 'eluehns, and II
these cascs, % undcsatsnd 1t. only mitigation
Of, aud not immunity FROM, ihe punishment Il
to be tho reward Of tho eTidcuce they haTo fut
| ulshcJ."
"Take It Altogether. then, 6onera1. you had I
successful trip to Washiugton9'
| "ies, I satisfied myself that tho gentlemen q
Washington were with us, and that everSshtn1
was perfectly harmonious, and, Oh ths WHOLE
hm not 1t all ao,ry / won't"
This wAs tho substance OF tho conversation
aud tho reporter bado tho General aaeu.
, 1876-02-14
THE PRESIDENT.
rftH DEFD9tTIQT.

Sptrial N4pateh to The chtedqo Tribune.
Br. LOUIS, No., Feb. 13.-The Presidents
deposition was received from Washington. Ho
tostinett na follows:
Con. D4bcook has afwaJs performed h!s dHt3eA "a
rss.te Secretary to ny fsEara gr nn,
good. Notl:!nc was esef against hin. until ", ~
5s:x.n. essx soxas st''4sn:n';a %s a.p.,tn ;a,e
wa aimpiy Shown ss other teegrams would be.
This w .t;eF tns dssa of Collector oS T9F1 ~ea
that Ford having died sulden'y aud away from sotne
bhoull consult Fords boudsnlen III making thu ap-
poIntment, They And others recommended Mcguire.
.ousht a 70 % int.usaee the appointment q Mcguire.
qsftreneo to nny ch..ees made .sant either JoJco
Mcdonald lIn certainly took no lively interest ln tho
matter. nsbcoek uerer sought to tnliente ny asaoh
III reference 10 any invea!Ralnn OF "hskF fraud II
eaid, ou enc occason. that frauds should 10 fertete
pn9; pen;emes mt Mepsnad being IN wsshinetoa in Dccm
ber lb71 and roda viii, him once 10 not femet-
her word Of conversation q, my mnttes 'oaSnsme
his Official position thtsa c1BGe say him - Wa
driving out and s.opred and requested him 70 fsAs.
Dorglss ,nade suggestion to mo about sas nto.
s' ssrg pnstow na,1 shout frauds, The order ~.
mate changing Tho bnre1ysso1s. Immediately a,Ss,
madn on uy own ur1eE, being convinced, chiefly ios
nnwjso d eonuns Il III rsvosstlon Va. made solely
In the tntercak Of tia Government. and against tno
whisky frauds. raososk ne1sr tofts to INC e. 9 ~
ot tht Srs n0f @ ans Wy na eot
lien 1nsds 10 intcrscro with bis tri.l. Al
| tha Tina thu military Court Of Inquiry va
Mcsute nnderrtood then that thn Grand Jury woutt
IN .xo qs a ,'et
11ver far that nurposo Tbs uttasy Couf& Of lnqur,
VII ordered very soon after uabepek W. ',;orme. ~
TINT ho could not be heard IN tho Avery east y con
nd+nce IN sbcock IL still uushatru. Explanations c
tno syirh" and son,s other dispatches WeEo x1ven MI
by t3en, Babcock, and wern perfectly satisfaetor,
sHnwlnu h.s cntro innoceucr. futh!uR his occurfes
| to chanpe Tho good o}!nion j entertained OF him.
Mucli uf the testimony IN fortified by atsaehot
| t,aI,ara aud teteVrhlnB.
, 1876-02-14

TIE r.ATEHr BATCH OF NEWS.
BAN Francisco, Feb. 13.--Arrived, tho atHsInos'
Mlkalo, with Bydnoy dates to Jan. IA.
EEw SOUTH wALKB.
Reports from VARIOUS parts Of tbs colony give
d1sco.lraeing sccount OF the prospects. on ao-
count Of tho drought. The sAme cause Ia pro-
duc!ng al uufayo1ablo state Of analra In ths
pasture districts.
Tho wool clip iH coming IN freely.
Mining matters arc In depressed condition.
VICTORIA.
Tho hay crop WAS almost destroyod By rains.
State aid to religion ceased altogether from tbs
beginning Of the year. ...
The spread Of lcpzosy among the Chineee Il
engaging the ssrious attention Of ths Assembly,
QUEENSLAND.
Now aud rich digsings bare boon discovsrsd
At tho head OF Palmer River. LArGn numbcss
are tlockinG there.
souTH AUSTRALIA.
There wAs mich destruction OF What by hoavy
| rains. Only une-thirl OF crop WAS saTsd from
injury. ...
NEW ZEALAND.
The n1esa recommend that the penalties In
Cured by tho Pacific Mall Company In falling to
eeud tho f1rst steamnr. Vasco Do Cana, to Port
| Chalu,ers bo rigidly enforced. Tho Government
has also protested against the e!zo and character
! Of tho boat, - uot in accordance with the terms
| Of tho contract.
The yery mild winter has been followed BY
| heavy rains. Crops, bridges. railroads, and
| other property arc much damagod.
Tho election resulted IN bAlancc of parties