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New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

pear the names; "Mahicani. Mnquani" lMolcansl p.
III RachterkOl" QIObokCn) "R MannttO" lNOrth
River), and " Hellc Gate " QIell Gate.
An interesting dog case has recently been
decided in the Westminster England county courts
postmau. while delivering letters morning in July,
was bitten by dog and was unable to work for fort
night As Inc recovered he sued the owner o. the
dog damages OF the dog the PIVOT
which the evidence turned Two constitutes gave lH
a bad one and two a good The Judge seemed 10
share the pOstmans prejudice against tue ANIMAL oI NC
finally directed the jury to assess the damages
How easy it was to slide into patriotic gush
over the Old South the morning after the Boston fire
How hard it raise the money whcrcwith TO
save il from dcs ruction The sale formally COM
pIetcd last Thursday. a life insurance company al
vanccd S225, 900 on a first mortgage. Mrs Hemonway
500, 900 q second mortgage, ana X. NJ. PuSlitf
SO 900 i'm cash. Mr. PulSicr, the purchaser, CAV; u
bond to the Ladies Committee IN when he lIons 10
convey the property them If they raise the money
within "A reasonable time.
A Hartford markctman exhibits in his shop
window a red stone pipe and buciskn pouch which were
once the ropery of Sitting Bull and is careful to adj
vertise the fact that they purchased Of the chief
by an Indian trader rOs in Northern Montana carly
in 1868. Although Crooa and Terry unable TO
smoke him out Sitting Bull is in all probability not dead
hut in camp on the Powder River. His reputation
warrior has been made he will gladly embrace the avo-
cations of peace Let the Government send out com
mission TO tie Yellowstone and offer to supply the cap
ital needed for tho extensive manufacture of sitting Bun
clay pipes. Wherever the dime novel is weakening the
pipes would sell The newshDys and bOOtDlacks are
already crying for them.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

TURKEY IN A STATE OF WAR.
THE GREAT POWERS PEACE PROPOSALS REJECTED
BY TURKEY-TiE ARMISrICE DEEMED IMPRAC-
TICABLE BY sERvIA-MORE FIGHTING WITH THE
MONTENEGEINS.
LONDON. Friday, oct. -. 1876.
A Reuter- dispatch from COnstantinOple says:
IT is stated that in addition the note specifying the
conditions on which the Porto grants tho aimisce,
which were published this morning the Porte yesterday
delivered to the ambassadors communication lustilyins
the refusal TO entertain thc peace conditions submitted
TO it by the Great Powers especially tho autonomy pro-
posed for Bosnia aud IIeIzcgOyina
Tho communication gives details OF the reforms re-
Gently sanctioned by the Extraordinary Council The
proposed reforms comprise legislative body TO consist
of 100 elected deputies, with Senate Of 80 Government
nominees They also include the establishment OF pro
yincial administrations throughout the Empire, 10 Dc
under control Of mixed councils, formed Of delegates
from the various communities. the communication
concludes follows: The intended reforms respond to
the wishes OF the Powers and Offer guarantee for good
administration" It is regarded indirect refusal OF
the peace conIitions proposed by the Powers.
Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade dated to-day says: A
seryan Cabinet Council has decided not to accept the
six months armstice determined upon by the Turkish
Extraordinary Council last Tuesday because scrya
could nos maintain her present largo army during the
Winter as she will also be Obliged 10 support large
number OF refugee families. 1t Is stated that VI. Rscs,
the Foreign Minister has trlc.Taphed Gen TchcrnayeT
telling him not 10 regard 1t possible that 50 long
armisticc can be accepted.
-Four thousand horses from Russia have arrived at
KalOwOi
THE TURKS DEFEATED.
Reuter- dispatch Eagusa dated yesterday says
After the capture by the Turks Of the bill of NsOSaa on
the 0h inst Dcrvsh Pasha advanced In the direction Of
Danilograd On the 10th and llth inst lac defeated
various small deachments Of MOntcncH!ns In one OF
these engagements the MOntcneains lost 50 men. On
the th inst. however, several bands Of AioncnegIms
attacked and almost surrounded DcrySh Pa-ha aud
simultaneously attacked PodgOrtza with five baitalions
D,yIsh Pasha compelled 10 retreat with heavy loss
aad to detach considerable force for The relief Of Pod
ani:za Fighting continues between Mukhtar Pasha
and the Monienegrins. The former unable to make
any forward movement.
The Daiy Ne,oS publishes dispatch from Vienna stat
ING that the Roamanian Premier and his colleagues have
returned from Lvada, where they went 10 pay COM
plimentary visit to tho Car.
The Times has dispatch from Berlin saying the cred
iors OF Turkey havo seized 202 Krupp guns which
being shipped from Antwerp for Turkey.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA COMING TO TLbMS.
LONDON, Saturday, Oct. H. 1876.
Reuters dispatch from Vienna says an understanding
on the Eastern question between Russia ana Austria Is
considered certain notwithstanding contrary iunors
Reuters telegram from Constannope says the Portes
notes TO tha ambassadors very conchatory. Tho
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
PUBLIC OPINION.


The West is q mighty smart place." but it
ll}oston Transcript
Mr.. Hewitt says he didn't order up those
"mucs there enough In the party without adding
10 Them he thinks.-lN Y Commercial Advertiser (ep)
II is tO he feared WattcISon's pickct-lne was
the patriotic white citizens of Kentucky could not resist
u sudden impulse to over 10 the help OF Blue Jeans
against ID" mighty -iCucInn1ti Commercial tnd.)
We have, by protection, established Our
manufactures until they ar' approaching The financial
strength Of Old World establishments. The Republican
party il stll protective, a1d will he 50 long a. American
industry requires protccUn.-PtsbughG Gazette Cicp)
II is safe 10 bet that the Democratic news
papers viii Lave little as possible 10 say about the
Republican gains Of Representatives IN Congress from
ohio and Indiana. They Will not allndc to the subject II
they can help ii.-liloy Times (IiepJ
Gen. Mcclellan is announced TO take the
stump" remain, Dc whether he take even
30 gentle thing stump without calling for re-
a around the stump" before hc ventures To take it.
lNoirstowu Herald tlicpJ
THE NEW-iORK TRIBUNE says " this is not
q good year Tor tidal waves" aud 1t might well have
add that 10 s excellent year for the tricks OF irng
politicians, creatures without single instinct III favor
of thi ir country, who only crawl into Office by appealing
b.ntry. envy, hatred, and revenge lPlilIdephih
Press Oi"p)
We doubt whether. even in the political
millennium. candidate will refuse Co fr""lN" laid and
cnGpcrdtlou lis election from political ornnizl.
u,rif of political orthodoxy. The American Al-
gur tale will follow into Obscurty the charge oi evasion
ol taxes II indeed 10 hl, not done 80 before is para
graph reaches oar rradrrs.-l Christian Union.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14


Yuoovs es,e,lv nm Tuesday oct TO- at hs residence AZ
Irw0pl the Hudson Elisha Bro"hS III ic u" VA " ~
M funeral will take place from his a,c residence 10 ,Ss
Fthayo on 3aturlhy. the iih inst a 10 a ~; ,if
aud friends Of she family are f'sl'''iniy ''' -, ~
BHOWN- suddenly, on wednesday o'' ~ H'y"" -
Hrovn, In the GGth ycr Of his "tc. invited IN
Relatives nds Of Tie family ait , 9r,n,e r
attend The funeral from hH ati T,alohO'' , I ,n Monday
ram \ l. corner GIulcst. and GroNt-pi''' ul ", t,y
morning. oct lj 20 10 O'CLOCK II"n navy WV
Ciay ST. at $40. . ,. g.. 100,
Cpn-uy On Tho tgih Of september John r. crosby conn'
srlprat law in D7th ycal Of ls age y invited
The relative, and in'us oi the aml IT, nm pnnaV oct i5
iSs6 AZ I "',nck D. M At the church Of the oTri1i,'
rnr & "a ,," anil Tirtv yith0dt further n"i' e
, - ~ ~, Wal Thirty xlsi. Maria b. widow u
iicury q ,ir,cn'. IN th, 7jth year oi h'f age
;;orco ol iuncfs ncrc1n'I ,,.,.,
Of her .on 22i Wct twenty ihrsI' NifS f''~' d. '"'
In The SDh wear of her age
Nui.cc Of funeral hereafter
LtNGLOISOu fr ay Oct. H. Frank AeNnnI'f sou " .. @ @
late Charles and aiarsarc lasio'' III ''' 'o'' ' " ~
TIE 1euis Of rbc family ore nyd to aiisa tae n'r W 5a
from his itr r,5idcurr, NJ. lI9 VI ~ ',',iI.g O. ' "
Monday mOIu.ng, lGth lust- At lo'1o'l' ~,
nEE,.E 81 Hvo y. Y oct IL. 1876, Miss sarah Reeve
i,t5 ~" @ jtrus me- respectfully invite to attend
I,,"':,a az, , af George ". Quiutalu esly
az MI f,;ir! ST. ou saturday. Oct H. 1870 at
Oclccs p ~ ,.. O. ,e-c tohn
Ioie. nt rsoru late is city IA the 'lst ear Oh MS
i, ass , ,,.,o. are invited to attend the funeral at
Grarr SinTb Trntlis aud Broadway, on sunday ION
lust. at / D. go a., ,,.. ,,
sMIfH-At White River Junction & on nc T., IN M e 81
Chcssie Eed smith, wife Oi dtO'sc w '"'''"' =" Wv ~
year Of hcr age. -,
sr JouN-At Walton Delaware Co, y, on Wsdnesilly'
the llt inst, Mr.. Coos ~ Junn AZ" ''' ''''' '
aud 10 days ,., a..
TUCK-At Exeter. " II. Oct 10. Catherine Parker Towns
end. wife OF Amos Tuck, aged 6- ,
WOSLEF-IIeur Frederick Jcns Woslrf OF tHs s ol
The late Otto Mosle oct 4. at SaNahih Ca vi n0 )'""
faVer. in the 25,h year Of his age
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS.

HAVE STOCKHOLDERS Any RIGHTS THAT DiHECiOES
ARR bound 10 HEsPECT7
To tbc EdtfOr 0f The TrfbHHt.
SIR: regret TO say that have been large holder
of the securities of collapsed corporations. made
my investments after what then considered careful
investigation and endeavorcd TO keep myself fully
advised of the condition of the companies in which
had an interest. The directors and managers of
these corporations were my personal friends and
constantl, applied TO them for information, aud
placed the most implicit confidence in what they
said The result was that held on 10 my securities
and lost many thousand dollars by following their
advice. | do not blame them nor charge that they
were insInccrc or dishonest in the opinions they cA-
pressed and the advice they gave. ] only regret
that did not rely upon the facts and figures of IlIE
1RBUNE rather than upon the advice and personal
friendship of directors. In that event should have
been wor h to-day many thousand dollars more than
| now am.
But the above ~ merely Introductory. ! have
been intensely Interested in the articles recently
published il THE Tribune upon tho Ncw-lork
Central, aud some If the most important statements
have carefully verified. | do not see why it IS not
n matter of mathematical demonstration that the
dividends paid by the company have been in part
derived from other source than the Legitimate
earnings of the road There is no escape from this
conclusion except upon the hypothesis That the
sworn reports Of the company arc false. HE
TRIBUNE generously opens its columns 70 the officers
of tha company and calls upon them. in the interest
of the stockholders for any correction, criticism,
or explanation of these statements which they may
have 10 make. This call they carelcssy disregard.
Now. the object Of this letter is 10 inquire of TIE
TRIBUNE what redress stakeholder has in the
premises Has he Il right TO know the facts. and IN
case of persistent refusal can lac compel the rccog-
nitIOn of ms rights If so. is his proper remedy
through petition and order of court. or prayer
for Legislative investigation or will all efforts to
arrive at the truth be futile and hare stockholders no
riJtts that directors are bound ~ rc,pcciP
Netr- York Oct IL, 1876. a SUFFERER
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
GENERAL NOTES.

tidal wave of curiosity and vulgarity has
swept through the White House. Two thousand Cen
~nnlal pilgrims knocked at the door Thursday morning
San Francisco has twice as many theaters rs
II really needs, and the OyersupplY Will soon be in
creased by opera house. What Is the result The
heaters are not open than half the tme stars arc
not engaged: engagements unccrtaiu salaries are
low stock companies 90 from bad to aud the pub
hc stays away.
Edward Everett Hale insists that the name
hen Gate Is older than the settlement Of 1913 Of the
nfSt Dutch traders who planted Manhattan. In map
OF New-York harbor which he found In tho Royal
LLorary at Munich, and which made so early that
=" Se'uenent was noted on the point the island, a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
" fRRIED.

BAIRD- DEY Sew iorh oc u al ihG rod'3'G OF NJ yo
brd, father - tht Rev Robert EHS0ru b'.lh ~ n Nl'
lanes A. Rair tud Miss fla g., daughter 81 J"hh H. p'l'
BLUME- -sANpEE-At the dramrr'y Pars iio,rl 3H , ta
10Th u.t hv The Rev Dr. George /. krlri AUGUST huh'
io Nina T. sander stcplaughter Of H. MaFluarH'
HOWE. ANFIELD-Ou 1hur-tlr, The l-th V',uut,ts ~
nov a A. Howard, o., at the residence ol lic niln. =
,,rrpt, r ,'ia. 81 Howe oi Igl.sac y j.. and Miss NJ
IA, d,Trittrr of col q A. Ciuicd Of Bath y \, No cards
EtNGSIAND- -HiN NEY-At - Mays Church Builing.
tu' : 1 Ort l. by nov Dr Ii!lls Albert L. kn2allnd 10
Flurrrrr H. ,augatr: of william g.. flhhrl
MABIE-TRIN Elton wcincSIay oct - ~ We % '"ut I ~
~ M, Tr,fsvir.ttou SoSl Ork, Dy the ltt ls'N joan
S,ri,.r,n,b - b. Hamilton Wright Mab.c Of Iarryiowh
io J,aniptte Iriyctt Of f0ugIkr"p'ir
,,trtf ., AtTox Al the rcsideuc' ~ The brides parents
Utysidr l. f. on "wednesday, oct H. IHto' Y "9'' j.,
Ita,rl smith l. s,,cucrr smith OF N1nhlS lStt !" l., 10
tinma y -rrond daughter of John SirAt"h oi N'"-l
1FNRY- DWIGHT In Eupcwo0d, y - Get l3 iH.n. Dy
no vry Henry VI VI. Booth. Dr. ). WadS"olh i'tiS !"
Josephine Wiiicr Dwight daughter Of the "' y v -
Nili,T esq. 40 cards .
WuAy. KITE ON third day. tenth month loti, =, nioH
Meeting l,uf.r Svth-t Philadelphia. J0a'ph H. "I'S Vi
New Ynrk to ii hannah T. Kite Of philadelphia.
m No,irc, Of NlrrIdges must be bdJrSei Wi" "a"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other shin Ncics see rim Page



ARRIVED
Steamship EcnefacOT Jones WI, wilmington n c. oct TO-
81 amstIp Asncs Bur.ick. Philadelphia, with mdse and
pcash V isaac Rem Lawrence Richmond city Point and
Norfolk " in pass old Dominion steamship Co
steamship g. iolhemus BroNn NantucAot' Win hSh 10
FAX ndcycnuaa (Nor) Thomasscn, shields Sept l. with
Bark Marc (Gcr). Drummer Bremen 80 days with mdse.
big somerset of Windsor " So Haley, stettin Aug 2s
g Beaver Cof St. Jol n n. b. Wallace Cow Bay l3 days.
with coal
steamships leo for savannah; Richmond. for Norfolk
ba.As Alexander or Antwerp Ammo Lorway or Pena ih
sAILEp ~ WAY OF Long ISLAND SOUND.
steamship Washington, for Halifax; b'iss Wild Horse,
for LOcart - Go;e and Ann Eizlbeih M TOT Bos
eaict and Wm l. Niorrc Portland; Olen@ aud ieny
iecn ialt o1sct iEs oT ll3rwis9 A1,iia G'l, Bias
: Tan iac hastings ior Now.BeitOri; r. z. King.
" WISD"sGn,ct very light 5. E.: clear.
MEMORANDA.
Bark carmel tNor) Jonodsen. from Amsterdam. arrived
l3t anchored Sandy HOoS' was to"td to The city 18th
T.
C stcI Liverpool oct ~ saisi Iom here lor New
lprA to-day
Boston oct li-Cieare' steamships CHINA, GIN, and Illy
iliuIc shp south thew. nOstuu). Knowles
n ntcha",I fng ,cnrs. j. > Brag,ion Tletcher Maid
EuuIlsun DANIEL GinOf, CobD. and Co. j. y smith,
q or Philadelphia. Martha Nlcaols lO,s. Nc@ark Mat.r
Il. Chester, iro.n. Balumor. ATyca s,rS Nellie carr
ontwortn C.ps hal uen loms, Bliss, Strong, Anguluai
lituDl Jones WilIrd r. Phil pa, hawkins, ADD f.
Arcuilr,. iord ufom koudOut Lizzie Major GcIsh, aud
Iw T. rner POIt johnson, {. Il. Wood - ncy and Nm.
y. Wnt,akcf, Mas ~ Phadepaai J. IL DsWoii fhacher,
Baltimore.
NAIINOKE. l3.-ATrved. steamships ENperim mt,
rcrc Nrw.ern ~ C. d. J. foty. aiise .ntritst N Mm.
lo,e, Nm. Nhiidcn. Elgsan, ihiadeipnE BARK iempar
t,avd, steamship, VI Cirlian. MttCh.
l.ityliruce Experiment Pierce NeWDern v. e. Louisa
N ala I. EdcntuH. y. C.; Nmeaud, Bowers, NewNOrk:
I ma Hl,lurn. Thor tN,T Jcuusru Quec stOWu scar
\. 4. Ctauui, l. Lizard. Ntw-l OrA.
NEN.OklN, oct I3AnIycd NJ the Passes, ships Scotia
from ia.te: UAOu from Philadelphia Cie1, eel, siaut,pS
OBlon a.d Nollcr iOr Liverpool; ships atclloJ ana EA
poGDuer.
DISASTER.
PUOyuENCR II. L. OCT. ISihc s.hr. stephen ID. Barnes
ro rDrtrii,t OF NOrh. .skci llst
ing ave miles Watch in AID towel TO Newport
tJai ty, fa!l Of water. All hands were saved
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

proposal for five months armisce is merely wish and
not condition.
The special dispatch OF The Standard from Belgrade
reports that the Turks planning an attack on the
Drina.
The Standards Vienna telegram states that courlek
from Iivada has arrived bearing letter from the C%aI
to the Emperor Of Austria.
WAR WITH RUSSIA DEEMED INEVITABLE
The correspondent OF The Standard a Paris teegraphs
that an uneasy feeling regarding the Eastern question
prevails He says he informed on good authority tnat
the French Foreign Oice considers war neYtdolo
Germany is tae only power that can preventlt 1t.
A telegram from COnstantinOplc to The Standard an
nounces that at the request Of Sir Henry Elliott tne
British Embassador the sultan has caused the arrest OF
Cbefket Pasha who took leading part in IN" atrocities
IN Bulgaria. a.. 20 1874
If is stated that Montenegro rejects tho five months
armlstice.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
TIE rRIprNr,s HUXLEY EXTRA"

((rolu INC fhHJffvtft.itHtfAfs f'f'N.b
We advise all our readers who are inter
csfr IN the present ic.urlrutc controversies tO in
yc, - cents In IEiETNt Extra No. 36 which contains
the text rutic ~ Prof llCNcy, late lectures M Nr"-
York on thr ~ fcugr, o Evolution together "itA thnt
uf Lis adlr,i.r- 100 lIiio. NI, Tile ami Baltimore No
more authoritative exposition Of the evolutionary ny
phcsis within rIyihlug lit' the sTmr compass, II ac-
cc--J!r aud the ,IarL u thc eprakcrs mctnud added
t. the deep importance snd singular n-ciuau"n oi the
subject makes hi, discourse worthy of our attention.
,cg our conclusions may hc a- to his logic These
TRIBt ~ Extras every Way admirable.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Morning Noon. Night.
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I..l..l.............I....Il........I.I....lI..IIl

diagram the variations In this CITY enth
nce. Ths pentca linz, are divisions of tine Tor The hour pre-.
hst Of the barometer re rr-sulr el.i linz in nor- Or lr',
those hour When the curved nc Is entirely the lin o mean
ri-i
sudden hIrtuAous
thrrhtened Indicated by
Of hlctuaiion When
will FOL
OF 10
bi while
a. points a, unmstAkably TO pleasant weatherl
The decline in the Of pressure yesterday very
gradual Temperature has risen. Tie wind is still
souherly, and the humidity of the air il not much in
creased. The conditions indicate the extreme sOwncss
with which the rain predicted for the end OF the week ls
approaching this locality aud that arrival its force
VIII have been far expended the way that 1t VIII
not last long here.
For this city and vicinity partially clear day be
expected, with proba iity OF gathering clouds and rain
toward evening or during the night. Clearing and cooler
weather will follow ON sunday.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
cuprgTrAY ASSOCIATIONS OF THE STATE.

ROME, \. Y, Oct. 13.-This was the second
day OF tnc S.atc Convention Of the Young Mems Christian
Associations. About 100 delegates present In the
morning there was Bible reading by II. Il. Chamberlain
OF Syracuse and an address by f. L. Smith OF Rochester
followed by discussion. la the forenoon tho Executive
Committee MADE their annual report, and the XIV
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

C,rrcnt sp;.ti- on population and longevity disclose
stSri'r iacis mr. la'rn 30 infant mortality ALrsr p"pol
ti. tp death. occur p baby hopi auI the most constant
,,,i,hf,s, h. incumbent uu Parents. The question a." soaps
u,gi u va hing is 81 20, 80 moment 40 - o. i,NhH
AHY ~ mothers have rttittt toinlnul ''n
fur ricacy aud purity aud grown Ioopc nd 10 i'H7 '"
.l,i4 f,rf and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

George A. Hail. State Secretary made his annual report
new constitution adopted. The Rev. :. A. Tag
CART OF Pittsburgh gave address the OrganiZa
tion New Associations" For State work. $1,000 was
pledged by the delegates. In the evening hanksgv-
ng meeting held for the first hour. followed by an
address the Bible class in association work by the
Rev. Herrick Johnson d. d. OF Auburn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

In the South Atlantic States falling barom
eer easeTy to sOuthcrly Winds partly cloudy clear
weather, and possibly occasional coast rains.
For he Nidde States and Ner EHGldHd. FALLING bOrOme
ter rising temperature, increasing riOdiHeSS northeast
10 SouireSt rids in the latter. southeast 10 s0uhres IN
The former, aud RAIN from PENNSYLVANIA 10 Maine
SHccceded an The former during the ddB and in the tder at
niJht by rising barometer ciadS shutting to colder north
ueSfeTiy and clearing Wcdiher.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

Selected especially tor. imported and bottled by Cas-
we'll Hazard & Co. druggists. IIfthyc, corner twenty
fplgth-.t Fifth ANcnu. Hotel buiug and SNth-I'r..
corner Thirty y-uut-st; 1850, no l32 Ihamrsst NrW-
port T. t. our only places OF bu-lnci, are ~ above
We have no interest In ans other -tur' ~ New ork AMI
none have any interest with AT Trprc-, nations by
lus that they have are false ana without iouhdhloh-
fl.Nrlauvr.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

Chill and Fever or Fever aud AVc. n Vel as
nr d I,'sFs Nstr MfNftgr without liability ot return
-4,lI rttl. Where.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

Pnr,cr'- Iinir Nn-nm b, entirely harmless ana irr' rom
t Ingredient. taa other preparations
iiInns IL restore, trr perfectly natural color u Gray
Iiair SOLD by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

Advertisers dcsirous "t bringing thrir wares De
large H ~ rouuty papers VIII br inter
.t An fc Advertisements Of H. r. Hubbard, Advertising
.u Of Sew la,ru Conn w. ich app OG pur Last PAGE
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
co1-vr Won APNIypS SENTENCE.

COUNT Won ARNIMS SENIENUE.
LONDON. Friday, Oct 13. 1876.
A dispatch to The Times from Berlin says !:
" Count Won Arnims sentence of Ave years impriSon
ment in the House of Correction involves the forfeiture
OF his title and possibly his property"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

admirers of the heroine among the wealthy and
shynapc people Of London presented her Win elegant
Gift
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

UAyAN, oct l3-Spauish GOLD, 22Gd22GL Exchange
on The United Satos 90 days. currency, l'idl = discount:
co DAYS gold 707 premium; short sight o0o4 pft M
tum; ON London I9dl3 = premium.