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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

A DRUNKEN passenger in a Boston
street-car pulled the strap violently and
rang the bell at each end. Here
here what's the matter with yer?'
yelled the conductor. "What are ye1
ringing the bell at both ends for p
" Because" replied the passenger, with
great contempt, because (hic) | want
both ends of the (hic) car to STOP"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

AT our request Cragin & Co., of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send
any of our readers, gratis on receipt Of
fifteen cents to pay postagel, sample
Of Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send
at Once.-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
CHAPPED hands

CHAPPED hands, face, pimples, ring.
worms, saltrheum, and other cutaneous at
fections cured, and rough skin made soft
and smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap
Be careful to get that made by Caswell,
Hazard & Co., New York, as there are many
limitations made with common tar, all Of
which are worthless.-Con
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

The New York Tribune gives Mr..
Daniel Drew's personal property as fol
lows: Watch and chain, $50; sealskin
coat, $3.50; wearing apparel, $1,000;
Bible, hymn books, etc., S150.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

FLUID LIGHTNING instantly cures Neu
ralgia, Nervous and Sick Headache, Rheu-
matism and all Nervous Pains. Ask your
druggists for it.-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain so inevitable
Nth other styles of Threshers, can be SAVED by this
improved Machine, sufficient, every Job to more than
ray aH erpenses of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds threshold separated cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
sees cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these were substan-
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work.
aehea Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica.
tons, such ENDLESS Aprons, "Raddes "Beaters I"
P1ckers, etc, entirely dispensed sUih less than
one-haf the usual Gears Belts, Boxes, and Journals:
easier managed: more durable; light running no cost
ly REPAIRS dust; no litterings" to clean up; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs who are posted
in the large saving made by it will not employ nfe.
ror and wasteful machines, but will insist on this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, s, 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also speciality of SEpARAToRs designed
and made EXPRESSLY STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS viz: our i'm.
proved triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style, both Mounted on fonr wheels
IF INTERESTED in Threshing Grain Raising,
apply to nearest Dealer write to for lustra.
ted Circular ent free giving full particulars of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

THE Centennial managers are consid-
ering the propriety of taking silver half
dollars as well as ffty-cent currency
notes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
Southern Hotel, st. Louis, Mo.

The most complete hotel in all its ap
pointments in the West. The table supplied
at all times with the best the market affords.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

VEGErINE is acknowledged by all
classes of people to be the best and most re-
liable blood purifier in the world.-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
---ASTHMA---

N1HEsubscribers are manufacturers and proprie.
L tors of DIR. r. w. Reeds Celebrated Asthma Re-
lief which Is undoubtedly the best Asthma Rem
edy yet discovered. Instant relief is guaranteed
cine in boxes of three sizes, which retail for Csc
SOC, and 81. Persons renting retail price will
have the medicine promptly forwarded by mail
post paid. Also samples sent free to any who may
desire. Prices per doz. ST. So 50 and $780, gross
price, 49, S36; s72. Wholesale agents John F.
Henry Curran u Co., N. Y: John D. Park IL Sons,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Richardson 1. CO., st. Louis
No.; Lord, Smith d Co., Chicago H.; G. c. Good
win & Co., Boston, Mass. French, Richards 4 Co.
Philadelphia, Pa Address
ETHRIDGE. FULLER & Co, Rome N Y
, 1876-02-10
THE CONSULAR BILL.
HUMOROUS SPEECHES,

Special U4spatea to 1ha CAfcaao Tribune.
WAsnlNaroN, D. G., Fob. a-Tho Democrats
find that their Cousulae aud Diplomatic bill IL
IN jeopardy. Tho opposition Of both Wood nnd
Hewitt. Of Now York, sooufs to havo caused
some wnlling in the ranks Of the Democracy,
and acmc orc beginning to foar that mistakes
havo boon made by tho Committee In tho con-
Btruction OF tho bill. Tho casoe cited by Hr.
Hewitt In which tho abolition OF tho Conautates
would be rninous 70 onr trade, and cnuse con-
plcto aurrendor In several ohseo to BRITISH on
terpriBcB, nre considered unansWerablo, and 1t
would not 10 strange II como OF the Consn-
latcB wcro restored by amendment. Indeed 1t
is quite certain that whom tho bill comca into
tho COMMITTEES OF tho Whole under the lVo-lnfn.
ute rule, leading Democrats Will themselves pro-
poeo important amendments.
ePNiSuER's RpEECu
to-day Was ono Of tho beBt evoE made by now
1ncmber. It WAS, Of course, bitterly partisan.
aud was a seyoro arrIgnment Of tic Admnis.
tratiop but mono will bo more willing than tho
Republicans to aid In correcting many OF tho do
focts Springer pointed out. The points OF his
speech hare already been outlined In these
dispatches. Coz attempted serious Rr-
gulnent but had not proceeded far
before ho WAS ekotchinE tho valiant
S.srnborgcr aB ho shook the American Gag be-
ncash tho palm trees Of tho Samoan Islands in
tho teoih of the monkeys, 1t WAS ono Of tho
most brilliant and humorous specchos tho Hmil-
tnE Cox-CongreaBtnan and rpet~bagTor--eyeE
mado Republicans nero quito willing to be
abused for the sako OF the humor, and hunor
did not provo the strongest argument In sup
mort OF tho bill.
, 1876-02-10

Parliament to C0ny To- Dny--OaacR
News,

pnrEtnu,cne to Convene To-Ony-OaheR
Neav4s
Sreeiat pi1cateA to Tht Chicago 1v,hune.
Tonos1o, Out, Fob. 9.-Tho merchants in
several cities Of tho Dominion are anticipating
tie susnorvd increase In the tariff by taking
thoir goods cut Of bond. ..-
An influential meeting Was held hero and reso-
lutioua passed. recommending the City Council
10 subsldize By Sl00,0o any responsible COM
rany stating amot!ng- works III this city.
The American Screw Company. Of lthode
Island. las purchased tho works. OF tho Wood
Scrow Company OF Dunlss. Ont, with tho In
tention Of carrying Oh bus1ncsa on an oktons!so
scale. The rycus is commented upon ~ con.
tAiutug au important lesson for Canadians, and
~ showing That Americans do not apparently
consider 17!S per cent too little protection.
OrTAwA, Feb. 0.-TAe Dominion PArlanont
openB tomorrow with the CUSTOMARY Hpcech
from tle throne. Speculation il Tlt1 ~ ~
whether tue sesslon will DO y loug oE short ono.
1t is understood that tho sllnstsEial programme.
II tu!llad, vii! occupy the House ~ greater
louKth than last session, and nost important do"
batos are anticipated. The members from
British Columbia. Manitoba, and other dlstsnt
PROVINCES hare arrived.
, 1876-02-10
Of tho commandant, who was himself most in
eolcnt sayiug that he knew nothing about the
English: and cared Ieea

Of tho cummaniant, who was himself most in
eolcnt saying that he knew nothing about the
English: aud cared lesa,
10th gon!icmen were hustled BY the soldcrs,--
who pushed thon, About with the butt ends Of
their muskets. Thoroupon tho Thetfa noared
tue ahoro, cleared for action, and was ready to
opcn fire upon the town sftor giving notice to tho
British roaldonss 70 c'oar cut. At this juncture,
however, the oommandant apologzesl, surilly
enough. just in ttno to pro1ont catastrophe.
and tho tvo officers landed and communicated
with tho British Indian residents who unfol,letl
10 them long aalo Of what tlley had 10 undergo
n the shape Of increated dusies and general
trhgooning. After tho Thetis had left Drawt,
Tho Egyptians stopped I,ritlah Indian dhow.
rlundered her, and bohavcd in tho most afro
they know nothing OF tho seyytd BarRhasil, and
curstng tho Engl!at to their hearts' contept. On
the other hand tho Soyyid has issued \ proclamn-
tiop wholly aboilshing savery-not uicroly tho
rlavo trade--ia alt Tho Northern pa.ts Of hla do
ninions, including Afukdiahu. Merka, and War
thntk,. Thia four correspondent rernarke) Is
stop In tho right direction, and will BE- \ great
blow to tho Egyptians. who. tt appears, had auc-
ceodcd in CARING the Of tho principal inlab-
itants Of DERTa BY promising them brisk traffic
ilI RlAYcH.
, 1876-02-10
NOTES AND NEWS,

Special Dlttatch to The Chteajo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Fob, 0.-A decision has
boon reached In regard to tho question pending
betwoep tho brewers aud the Internal-hevenuo
Office. concerning the amount Of beer 10 bo
made from bushe1 OF malt. heretofore tho
rulo haH boon that barrel Of boor must bo pro-
ducod for each tmo and ha!f busholB OF malt
and. II the brewers returns Of grain received aud
beer maao did not agreo. tho aascBsmsnt of tax
waB made ou tho difference. mud tue prowor was
obliged 10 accept the decision Afser a long
aud friendly discussion Of tho msttor with tho
Department, Con. Burning has obtained an
agreement that hereafter. In case Of discropan.
ces, tho breWor shall DO allowed to make proof
Of the quality Of tho grain md it, rial capacity
to produce beer. thu strength Of Tho beer aud hs
goticral reputation for straightforward dsAitug.
Ihs decision glycs general satisfaction to repro
HantAtlVGA OF tue brewers
HAMILTON p1KNED DOWN.
T. 7. liaublutnn, clerk Of Morrlson's Com.
nlttoo, will mead 10 publish another card to pro-
nounca thone base libolers who say 10 did not
uamo son John Wilkes Booth Ia houor Of
the hbsassn Of Abraham Lincoln. There IL
abundant evidence to show that, notwithstand-
lug Hnmh!0tona denial, hsB dead son was 30
named. lio has chosen himaef TO 20 down iato
tho gtavo to deuy 1t, aud to accuso those Of
llbol who charged him with 1t. Ho will scarcely
deny the authenticity Of tho following death no
tico which Appoared in tho Washington Daily
Patriot ot July !. 1879.
D1kp--ltambleton-At tho E.chsugo 1fotol. Wash-
tng1on City, D. o. tus morning Of July ., 1a72, 1t
el, minutes past Of Inflammation nf thu brain, John
W. L. namhlete1. AGED ycaFs. X. months; sa3 10 d.ss
younEcat son Of jamea T. and Martha j. 1ambeson, Of
Atlanta, tin.
II will 10 seou that this Child was born about
year after tho murder OF Ltncofn By John
Wilkes l}oott.
KING AMI, acuuMAKgu.
31cHsss. Lyntle, Cauteld, Asho, and Frye, OF
the Cotnnlttee on ths Judiciary, hayo been up
, 1876-02-10
RUSSIA.
BEf&ST1ttlfn

PANS. Jan. IA Gormau paper commeuts
on the rapid advances made BY seyastopol ainco
It WAS declared commercial port. 3uss twelve
months ago. Nov buildings aud bouleshrda
have sprung up na If By magic It IL now tue
second corn-grauary in Southern RnAs:a. aud tho
Austrian L.oyu's has Just gained 3 signal
triumph, thanks TO Tue indolence and miHtuan-
ngement Of the l!uHslan shipping aud railway
companies. It has contracted With tile 1uHnlcl-
pality to dispatch u vcsnot twice month to for
oign ports. and. II tho trade increases. to carry
on weekly traffic.
At KnZnn ti1era lad boon ro1ocingf on ac-
couus Of tho south Siberian Railway haylug
been traced ont. Tie Elstula l,ne IL advancing,
nnd tho Utchatpa section will be finished Il,
August, aud tho whole linz opened in May. 1877.
aEST TO sInEHIA.
BERLIS, Jau. I'm. nToduky, most respect
ed in},abiiaut md member Of tho Town Council
OF Odessa, has bcen suddenly tont to Sibofia by
dectoc Of tlls Political Police Department,
without 60 much Us tho Hclnblanco Of judi
n,ciai proceedings. The rnnty Of such
cases in tue Present reign seema to invest
The odsnso attributed 10 u. Dtodsky has net
trallEClred. There are conflicting rumors that
he eold arms to Turkey, dsvorod d speech
against tho Government III tho Town Council, or
clso Wns accessory to drawing up and PUBLISH
Ing the Odessa rcpurt OH tho export trada.
lAere Ia also statement shat eleven moro por-
Bona hayo Ieon arrested At OIcEsa and Bont efter
b. Drodsky; but tho real circumstances romaln
to be asce1taiuod.
EnrcATi0S,
pAn1s, Jan, 26.-Tho yearly report Of tho
Russian Education Department statea that OK.
rluutng Finland. tho Caucasus, And Contrn!
Asin, tLerc aso 3!!.7Gs elementary schools, with
75l,a11 male and 1855. 05li female s4solasa, This
shows Que scholar to - males aAd 205 females,
md ono school to 3,a9a inhabitants. In tho
German rrogi,.ces thera IL ono school to 40H
uerepts, aud onp scholar to 16 males and 2i TO-
males. In the Gyn,lasa, wAerp tue puI,l11 hayo
tho option Of learning FEonch OF Qe1man.
II, ,3s2 prefer Go1inan and 8,505 French, this
psepondcrnneo for tcgnlRn being almost on
tireiy fnrr.lulea by tho pupils entering during
tho inst two yraEs
s1xrY-1u!tEE PERSONS NunNED TO DEATH.
{Nk Hull Gazetts,
,rhs G0Ioss IN IN account OF tho terrible rail-
yay AcslIeut ncar Odessa, says that tile tram
was conveying 41y yrecruits Of 0utnaua and Qmlew
from EiisatrthGyad to Odessa. Some rails had
been removed from tho hns whore It ruua
over a high embaukmont, and tho engine
tlriyof failed to notice tue dansot-Btgna!s. Ihe
train went OF tho rails, aud the carriages rolled
down tho enbankmons. Piled ono upon su-
othor thoy took tlo, and though only threa
persous had boon killed on the spot, aixty-thsee
,Yoro burned to death. Iu addition, lfsy-four OF
tho recruits wora badly burned or wounded, 10
that tho total uumbor Of victims Was leo.
, 1876-02-10
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

Spseiai D1spatch to Ths CAtcaaa Tribune.
WAsM1S07os, D. G., Fob. 9.-Membora Of tho
Nov York delegation cay that tho entiro Repub-
lcan delegation In Congress has unanimously
decidod 10 present Senator Conkling's name to
tho Cincinnati Convention ~ candidate for tho
Presidency. The delegation has had several
conferences hero within the last two weoks, aud
Amos u. Cornell, Conkling's special fflcnd. has
been present. ..-...
II Is said that Gov. E. D. Morgan, Of N. T..
has withdrawn any claims ho may have had for
tito nomination In favor of Conkllng.
Tho New York Congressman Bay they arc very
coutdons Of ConklinE's Bnccess. Active steps arc
bc!ng taken to secure thorough organization Of
counties to send Conkling Delegates to tho Cou-
Yeution.
CAMPAIGN roL1CY.
Tho Executive Committee OF the Republican
Congressional Committee has appointed sub-
committee to prepare campaign policy. The
auh-committee IL composed OF Platt Of New
York, uubbeil OF Michigan, and West OF Loub-
innh.
, 1876-02-10
opportunity to make profit On all pur-
clasoH exists. Ho natd he would also

enasss ss..s 70 st' IL nd 0 e would eso
llaFo n Law onnc!ed authorizing Paymhatets
or t2a, coming duo 70 e.tlors, that they may for.
ward the nstne 10 their families which would
mako them contontol On shtpboardt sud promote
tho wel!.bolng Of tho wlvos and children at
ts sm be .eca Il to Of aa
1uandhnts Of foreign squsdrons thht they might
properly entertain foreign oillcera and rulers
whom tn thetr ports. and properly sustain tho
dignity OF thotf hst,iasion aud tho honof OF sho
Repnb1lc- 11o Alao fortified in regard 10
THE MARINE conrs,
Expressed It NJ lia opinion TINT i Ia necessary
nrm Of tho service, but susceptible Of groAt in!-
proyomeht: l1o said shat tho rank and f'fo
to tho present drill inst tho mariuo staff ta
Huponuons, although tho otI}cera woro selected
from tho list for excellent character, aud should
not be lost 10 the sorg1cc that on ahipboarll
tho mArincB should bo subject to tho command
quens controversies and joalousios betueen tho
officers, which ia detrimental to the discipline Of
tho navy. Oflcera now arc tudor instruction at
tho Naval Academy In infantry md artillery
drill. and are fully hb!o to command marine
corps. which mas not Tho case when It was cs-
tabliahcu; that such modification Of tho marino
corpB would rnsult IN great saving 10 tue Gov
ernrncnt mud Md to tho Efficiency Of tho service.
lie also recommended tho appointment
Commandors, two Adu1rats, and ono Captain,
tho Captain to be Secretary Of tho Board, 70 st1.
perviso contracts. to have Charge OF tho Naval
Academy, to inspect the books OF allowance, and
ing to the navy. Whonoyor any mastor pertain
Ing 10 my particular bureau was under discus
aion, tho chtaS Of auch Dureau should act rs q
mcnbor OF tho Board. and vote, and to give
his Ytaws regarding tho same. Ho said that ho
WAS In favor Of tho blu abolishiug prize money
that II distracted from tho character OF tho ser
vico, ofton interfering NTH naval operations
and ongondered quArrolB between officers whcr
trying to act In cnlumant1 Of steamer; that ht
urges tho abolition without reference TO thu
fact that It belongs to = baroarous ago. It il
understood that Admiral Porter will be tho ne1
witness to be examined.
, 1876-02-10
AERICA.
gH01Js!1 AND EuytTiASs IN ZANZIBAR.
IAoH Mil f.d-ttft.

EN01ISH md EIYFT13H5 IN zAn1152a'
jah Mklil ta-ttt<.
We have received letters from Zanzibar up to
tho 1s.l, Of DoecalboE, Which give widely daf-
fc1ont sccouus ot tho proceedings Ut tho Egyp-
t;.ps Oh tho east coast Of Africa from tEst pub
lishol, where the landing Of tho Khediva's troops
at urawa IL described - more Ranadhan frolio.
According to our information, the Egyptians
territories belonged IL iurs to the Sultan Of Tur-
key, and that tue khoaiyo was duly aothotized
10 occupy thon,. Thia temrer was manifested
iu most detnnt manner OH tue oecaslou Ut u
Oonsul- Generai, on board lIer Maieaty's
ship The.s. Capt. Ward, tho senior naval oflcor
OF the station. On attempting Ia land, Dr.. Kirk
aud Capt. Ward, though uuAfmed. were cou-
t1antad BY the soidiasy, acung under the orler
, 1876-02-10
NJ. Rouher 7 presses Faith in the
Restora...n Of tho French
Empire.
Egypt Succeeds in Securing q
Loan Of $8O,O00,0oo.
Cuban insurgents Continue 10 Burn and
Destroy Plantation Property.
Bismarck Again proclainls Ger
1nany's Peaceful Policy.


GREAT BRITAIN.
WESTON w1SB A VICTORY.
LoxDos, Feb. D.-Wceton detoasod Perkins,
the English champion, In walk for E50-cup.
The match vas tho greatest number Of miles IN
twenty-four hours. Pcrkina made GO miles IN
fifteen hours, aud stopped.
FAILURE.
LoSpoS, Fob. o.-The firm OF William Merry
l. Son. foreign provision merchaass aud agents.
Nos. l33 aud 134 Hlitechare', High street. anl
in Southwark and southampton, have falled.
Their liabilities arc placed at I9U, 900.
NUT 80.
The story that Quantity Of gunpoxdcr had
been discovered among the conis Of . steamer At
AntHoIp is pronounced untrue.
TIE CANAL prnc1IABE.
LONDON, Feb. D.-Tho olicla! correspondence
relative to the purchase by Great Britain OF the
khcdivo's shares In the suez Cauaa il made pub.
lie to-day. Tho details Of the commencement
tho explanation msde by Dtsrneli in tho House
Of Commons laAt night. In November last tho
Egyptian Minister Of the Interior assured tho
Br.siah agent that tho Egyptian Government
considered England her most slncore friend. and
would infinitely pEefor the Egyptian interest In
t!1e canal transferred to Englsnd than to atsv
other powcr. Tlo RotllscAilds receive 21f por
cent commssaiou on tho S2o,on, ,0oU ad-
vanced and D per cent interest Until the
British Government refund. The correspondence
includes q letter from Lord Odo RurselI, british
Minister at Berlin, reporting that Prince Ha.
marck had mentioned The purchase In terms ot
high appreciation and spprova!. Tho letter OF
tue British agent at Cairo shows that The fhe-
cent Of tho net revenue Vt tho cana'. to which he
was entitled after tho earnings Of tho canal ex-
coed q cerssfn specified sim. The khodlvo rec
onmondod The pusfha:%s 49, ~ gypg 1aa,ssons! na1h.,
fused, and said that England would regard IL
Inconsistent with the integrity Of the Ottoman
, 1876-02-10

THE PENDING CAMPAIGN.
pAn1g, Feb. g,-The Project Of Police being
candidate for the Assembly, At Corobil, le has
resigned.
PARIS, Feb. o.-Deputy Yoinin hhs been aI'-
pointed prcfect Of Police, In place Of III. Rc-
nanlt, Resigned.
The Republican, II. Valentino, recently wrots
lettar supporting NJ. Repault a. candidate
for tho Chalnbor Of Deputies. Minister bnt1ot
the.eupon tmpera.iyely summoned Renau!t to
disnvow Huch support This xns the causo OF
the Protects reaignasion.
II. npuAer hls ledusd an address to tho e!ec-
tors Of tho ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Riona in the De-
partmsn Of Puy de Domo. lie clAims tldcty to
tho Imperial family - sho greatest honor: ana
dcc!srea ho has abeolute confidence thai, II tho
people are consulted, thc Empire will be re-cs-
tnbished.
DIED.
pAra Feb. o.--ricrre Sebastian Lausentia
the author, Ia dead.
, 1876-02-10
CUBA.


NEW YpnK, Fob. "a letter from Havana
dated tile Sd inst. says: 1.-The dcBtsuctlon OF
property by .ire still continues, mud uight before
laet a. SaguAla Graude the ssroets were llldrina-
tod by tho glaro Of several sires III different d.
scctionH IN thRt neighboshood."
The paperH bring tie details Of tho fight At
Sagua, uear Remedias mhesp tic Spanianls
claim 10 hayo repulscd tho insurgents tuco, kill
ing six men and four hosscs. and probably
wounling many more. Thuro werc several cane
lolds burned, and tbroa SpHnards were killed.
aud fvo wounded.
At HolgyiE the enomy nttnckcd and burned tho
village aud fort ct Yosenquen. which, the Gov
cruor SAYS, waa trattorously surrendered by the
garrison.
Eight hundred insurGcnta attacked atabazon,
bnt wero ropulsed. and lost hfteon mon killed.
Tho spani2zds lost ten killed aud elghsean
Vounded.
, 1876-02-10

A mortgage tor $9,a00 on the stock Of tho
bloomington appeal. Independent Newspaper.
MAS fureolosed yesterday BY 4. ]. 9of. mort
sagoo. Tbs mortgage was g'Tan PreE.oua 70
managing the paper, aud vii not materially NJ
feet !ts operations.
, 1876-02-10

DEBlnEa Ey0risli SYMPATHY.
1.oSpos. Feb. 0.--rn his speech In the HousA
OF Commons last evouing, Dlsraell IN ado the fol-
lowing important announcement: "Doforo Nc
agree TO support tho Austrian note, It had been
intlmated to uB, In IN uumIstakablo manner. that
It waa tho 1orts's desire. however much It OBJ
iected to the note, that England should not
Bsaud aloof"
ISTHCE.
LONDON, Feb. 9.--Tclcgrnus from Vienna do.
clare the dispatch to tho uf3ect that tho Censua
at MoHtar had receyed instructions 10 slag0s,Ata
with insurgents OF tho hasis Of Count AndtassJ's
proposals. tu be ti.,t:1io.
, 1876-02-10
EC1 PIT.
4 fHiN

c41no. Feb. 9.-Tle Auglo-Egyptian Bank has
contracted to advance $40, 100000 to Egypt on
the security of hcz crops. and also loan Of
so, 600. .0oO to u,eet tho Egyptian floating debt
and other charges.
, 1876-02-10

I.ospos, Fob. 8.-Tho steamships Batavia,
Span. .1ld Ame.ica, from New York, &nl slber1s,
fruul Boston. have arrived out.
pu,LApELpuia, Feb. 0.-Arriyed, steamAhip
Ohio, from Liverpool.
, 1876-02-10
HUNGARY.


MONUMENT 10 bgAK.
PEsr1t, Feb. 9.-At conference Of tho Liberal
mo1nbcrs Of the Hungarian Diet, held To-day,
it was unanimously aerocd 10 support bill for
the erection OF 4 nailoutl monument to tho do
ceased statesman, II. Dcak.