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DENNIS London Conn, suddenly Of disease Of tho
heart an l3 Dennis eldest sister vi CAsI'ss
Dennis OF this city.
pU BOI~-At Fski Uu ls0n, "Wednesday, jan H. 1870
Culfles thc b.ii year 81 MS axe.
rttNe, the family are invited to attend TAO
funeral frllns lac Residence Oh Sdtlj TIE lJth !hst AZ
II O'Clock l. M
DUFoURCQ-On Thursday Jan. II, Emile A. DniourcQ,
rrct TIE late GusINe Dd0ucq OF France IN her sofa
The relatives and family respectfully Invited
attend the residence her
Dufour,q, 80 Eas Eighty nrstst near MsisOtGye,
on Monday, Jan. II, AZ p. M
DUNNEL-On Friday. Jan. H. Grace only chid Of Ebdss
O. ANA Marie Fish Dunncil a-ed ytaTs anu moni
Funeral sunday morning ~ O'Clock nom 40 40 Eass
SCNcr; tbifdst
M,cGOWAN-At Camp Independence, Cal. Dec. D. 1873,
after brief uess M IT, +O; year OF her age Frances Az
Susta, beloved "iie Vi e"rN A. D. A4"eO'""' A-' i''''
[. \.
NICHOLSON Friday i4h Inst. slhcs Nichols III the ssth
Of h.s
Notice Of funeral hereafter
sPECK-At Morrisana y y, Jan. 10. Elizabeth speck,
eldest daughter Of Adoph and ENalna NJ 7p"ch ase II
years 4 months aud 10 days. , 49,
Relatives and friends re invited attend the funeral
Presbyterian Church, Na3lnstOnaYe between no
hundred and.siXty yenth and OIe+1uI-iedahd SiA!'
eghthsts
SNITH-Cn Friday Jan Il, 1876 ST. Abram G. Youngest
son of Henry KOby Ann SMITH h Ne @0u year 81 10
r5ora on Monday evening O'Clock from Central Bast
Clrrh f,iO4dnar tfentS and i'i.-
the family are respectfully hi''" ~ '-" "'eho1s
further notice
sTAATs-On Friday IAN inst John H. stats eldest "
E,bard IL stats In the toth year OF his ago
Notice Of hereafter.
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THE LlNDTS IRLfL.


STATEMENT or TIIR CASE or THE STATE.
BRIDGErON, y. j., Jan. 1i.-During the dis
ca sion in relation TO the admission Of certain line Of
evidence, Attorney General Nannatta thus defined The
position VI the State The question is What was the
primo cause Of Mr. CaT.uhs death the cause from
which an other sequence and the only cauar
We have consider We have do with the foundation OF
he wound without which no otncr cause would have
existed The states case is that all lila spring from the
primal wound The defense may show that there wa
other original cause, but not that there wa some
third or fourth cause. Hence, they may show that H.
died from poison, that some eyl person stabbed
him and that hc did die from guu-Aut
WDnrd My objection Is not To their showing
al ina cause Df death. Int Ia tram q. subsequent
causes Nicn they Processing "a show; that instead
of lis DIVING OF that s.Ii,l!ot WOund, hr died from a
wound subsequently, which should not have been gwen,
bv which they lIoposr To show mat tho persons
treating THESE wOund, hy sOl,c means OF other IN
nct,, other Injuries, from which De died object 10
infs All those exposure, and r-bS are nttu ai
r,usruutnces OF the wound indicted by Lands DIS
VIM l. NrNrll. cs Governor 0i NrW-Jcg-cy; Wa Elmer,
aud Washington !. Duny, medical ana surgical rNi rrs,
testified tAa,, had the anfct,,ri in tAr wound hccI
opened by surgical operations, III tirruih need noi have
die and further thlt the bullet Waa located IN lafo-
able position for lis recovery.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

Probabilities.
For Neir- En- gaid tie northern portions Of the Md
de Stqtes pay clOHdy iredfs and siight SNOW, run
RISING tcUratre, sOerU 10 Westerly WutdS ant Si0cty
railing barometer $500. -. -
For the southern portions OF the Middle States East
Tennessee the ONO Valley aud lake region, clear ana
partly cloudy, warmer weather, with southeast To
southwest wluds, and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic cJales generally clear ana
slightly warmer weather. variable winds, shifting 10
south and West high but falling barometer during the
day. e.,
For the Gulf states slightly warmer, generally cloudy
weather with eastcry 10 sOuherly Winds falling baron
etrr and light rain in the Southwest
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
increasing cOudness warmer weather than ON ffiaay
southeast to southwest winds, and falling barometer
probaby followed by light rain in the Missouri valley
The Mississippi River will continue TO fall at stations
above Ncksburg.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The third term and the Morton organs are
about equally delighted with Mr. BlaIne's war revival
Their rocugs may enable the expeaker to sec that he
has put his foot III IT,
An unfortunate decision which the Amnesty
debate possibly Influenced has been reached by the Leg
laure Of Virginia The has refused TO cOncur with
the House in appropratg $4,000 for the states repre-
.enaton at the Centennial Exhibition and the prospect
Is that Virginia will be conspicuous by her absence
Minister Washburne's Presidential stock Is
steadily rising and he and Secretary Brstow are now
clearly at the head of the Republican field so far as
newspaper discussions any indication MI Blame
has succeeded in helping DOth.
One of the most Jealous advocates of the
COnklng movement this state is The Utica Observer
Democratic newspaper. Why is this thus Has Ihe
Observer the task Of home organ from pure
sympay because OF the GOODNESS between the Senator
and the editor of the Utica Republican 0Sdnf -
The ferociOus appearance of the bloody
shirt has sent the third spOOk the rag baby and the
Pope's toe to temporary oblivion quicker than wink
If they all remain there. the sanguinary garment viii
not have been waved in vain.
There is much significance in the nOmina-
ton of Gov KrkwOod for L. s. Senator by the Repuh
lican caucus in Iowa The ayowed candidate of the Adj
mnistraOn. Gen. Belknap, backed with all It's powers
only pooled IL votes. Ex-s nator Harlan the man who
relied ON the old cries to carry him again mo
his Old seat, prudently withdrew before a vote
could show his weakness. Gov. kirkwOOd made no pub
lie canvass for the Office to have been elected
because the will of the people demanded it. There Is
lesson in this for those Presidential candidates who
counting for success the influence of patronage or the
power Of old hatreds upon the minds OF the people IL
Is indication that both OF these agencies have lost
their glip.
Repeated assertions that its second choice
for the Presidency Pre- sideDt Grant have worried
The indianapolis Journal into this statements The
journal favOrs Senator Morton for President because IL
regards him as the abest o. all the Republicans named
for the position because he has fairly earned the honor
and because overwhelming choice OF the party
I'm this state also believes that he will 20 into the
National Convention with strength than any other
candidate ami that his nomination is exceedingly proha
be We arc honest In tis conviction and 1t is the pre-
vailmg opinion Of the Republican party III THIS state
The vote Of Indiana for Morton will not he mere com
pmentary vote but it will be given in the hope and eX
pecation his ultimate As for the other point
The journal will say that general principles II Is de
cidedly opposed the nomination OF Irtsucnt Grant
for third term, and feels assuT that tie hak OF the
Republican party this state also. We DO not bteNe
the matter second choice mas received any c0sdera
ton among Indiana Repubicans-certanly there IS no
unauimy Of feeling on that point The general feeling
Is that il Il enough 10 be for one man AT tlne''
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
rFor other shin Ye,cs see Finh Pagc.l

fTor other shin Necs Ftfh P1gcl
Steamship city of YORK cT y Lochca Liverpool DeO
80. with mdse and pass 20 j g. Dale ,.r. nil, 0,,..
ami pass to Murray Ferris Il 90
folk with ndse. TO Old Dominion steamship 90.
steamship VIM p Clyde Livingston. Philadelphia, with
- ps FHsEvEr AID 81 p @o.s ygs1iana
Fannie Z. Worner. Connecticut River.
steamship Greece for London: banks T. Russell. for
Madeira and Malta brgs slag Tor Palermo water lly
Monteydeo schr. Henry Ippott for Melbourne and sJi.
&IND-sunset moderate w.sw.: cloudy.
NOTICE ro MMmNfRs.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 1.-THE following has been re-.
eeyed . the state Dcpirment; The Danish 5oyenm nc
200 feet north lighthouse Tho o9ie, is 10 receive tos
grams from sunrise to sunset by Signals from passing SHIPS
according u the present c'dt OF signals
MISCELLANEOUS.
Which Went ashore On Mqaloi Isani in the gale Of ths IT,
dl with the loss Of part OF her keel Sine was other
schr William iaTter Baxter from Turks Island, bound to
mile from the Great We. Bay Lighthouse unoaei.
very rough having sufficient help TO her over no
bar they had to et her 81 ASHORE again Which dan,se her
be got of the beach.
DISASTER.
Brig Marshall Dutch Turner iro Havana Dec 81, FOR Mo-
bile 10, been wrecsei On e Chant er Islands Sc Is ~
saved
QUEgNsrowS Jan THE lnman Line steamship City OF
Antwerp sailed TO-DAY fOr @e".lors; -, O., m, -,
MATASzis. Jan 13.-Arrivcd sclr Pedro A. Gran from
81 JoHN " B.. Jan li.-Arrived, schr. J. W. Pesslee
rom .ew York sailed banks Island Queen or for War
Point - r. Bots.or DBL for Lvepooi mig WlAetBr
csGDxyAs, Jan. l3.-Arriycd. brig Charlotte, from st.
Tho uaS
HAvANA Jan l2-Auyed brigs Chas. Dennis from All.
,aute wa Ace ira; Nellie DE-, Cow Bay 4. b. 18Th
bark Merton StoytT from Liverpool sclrs. T. H. Buc&e.
from phladelpnia McNanenY, rom S'odsDOTO. Salie
l2t steamship Gussie, stowe Indan2a scLT Geo seiley
Tor Galveston.
DOMESTIC POETS
CnAnLTslQs Jan. li-AInvei' schr Mary b. Reeves rom
Warren K. /.
NEy-BEDFoRD jan ll.-sailed steamship Hercules for
POULAND,. Me. I4-ArTived schr. Della Hodgkins
from Virginia Cleared scrs uaiis he-s Tor sagua David
SAVANNAH Jan lI-Cleared. barks Earl Of Elgin (Br)
,or Norfolk. i(Spal Barcelona rOr (Nor. for
TYBIg Ca Jan. l4-Aryed steamships Leo Daniels, from
New Ors; Berlin (GerD lie mDfuck Eeyai sailed. 1862
steamship HattrIas Mankln Feanina lih, BARK Iocio
wI.MISGI0X y. C.. Jan. l5.-Clearel bark sonnabead
tGcT) for ~tcttn.
BosTOS Jan Il.-Arryed steamship Nereus. Berry,
Ne Cltrit ii5r), Palermo Cleared
steamships Atlas Orb i0f lNeiDoOl JOINS iOp~s aiel
GE AWAKE BREAKwArEB, Jan. l4.-Aruyed last night
steamship Mary H. Caris from NeHlorS for wilmington
New0 RLRANs Jan. ll-Cleared steamship state Of Lou
isiaua for Liverpool. ,,
Pill inELPInA Jan l4.-Arryod. steamship WliamspOrt
guTN5RF Jan l4-Arrived. steamships Lucille frorl
neiy from Providence saragos>s from savannah OctorarA
New OK
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THE ASSEMBLY.
The following bills were introduced to tn
Assembly to-day.

The following bills were introduced to the
Assembly to-day
By Mr.. WoRK-ln relation to judgments OF rcc0rl I'D
Ty Mr. RoscoE-To reduce cit, expenses in Brooklyn
By Mr.. SCEAMLlNG-Io divide OtsogO County INTO Two
jury districts.
Eauuris were made "a follows:
By Nr. SLOAN-Ihc senate bill repeating the rcitrlct
i've clause relative 10 the appropriation for the Ne" c"p
tUl. =, -,
By SIR srRAIAS-To prevent injury to animals in the
Also adversely on the hill fixing the fees OF consables
and deputy shciihs. agreed 10. 80,
relation 20 me storage OF
materials IN Ntw-Gork. .
Also the resolution calling the Mayor of York
tu such salaries 81 city officials MS can ia ms
opinion Dee reduced. Resolution adopted. .
Ar CAMPBELL called up Ms resolution ealing on we
Controller 90 the CITY 90 NcwY0rS to report list OF tn
salaries paid IN thai city, and designate sIch as can IA
bis opinion, be- reduced
ol0y 50 s to refer 10 the present condition Oi anats
aud cost OF living reason ior reducing salaries.
Mr. CAMIDELL accepted ito Amendment, ana the tcso
luton adopted
Mr. OsBlN presented bill TO reduce the cost ~ main
tcuauce the Government N the ty Of Bropkin alu
authorize tie Common Council TO hN Official salaries u
authorizes Common Council 10 fix the salaries Tor tr
uucxprcd portion OF the year 1876, ana annually there
al ,r ln the month OF January provided the tOai dhiouh
doe, not exceed the amount raised Tor INC purpose anu
provided fuTtLer that such sums - NAV D. required ~
pa the salaries Of the department OF tiy MOrhs IN al
,Itipu 10 those raised bl general tax, shan be aPop
aicu from the water revenues Of said city. II also pro
vidc~ for one % each Department instead OF three
am Icuort the L!Inirt ErfOrmatory was ft
crivrd The total amount expended b. @2SJ,GOi -
he balance hand. ;l.GJO - IAc supeiini' hdlhS
Builder require. 100000 "a J.. 70 finish TIE building
complete tho ioIrth section II VIII IT,
uurc $50 aud That viii double tho accommodation
of tuc instltut.I IA. :,
The lone then adjourned until 1880 p. IN. Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

The American mind active 1t given books OF fiction
sentimental ST. learned bOoas Tor the scholar AMI 10
but BOOKS for the people book l"r 10
people relate subject Oi uulNfsl interest >uch
subject. phys, al man AMI slch bOoA thh FtVF
SENSE MEDICAL Auii,fL . cofy 81 WLlcu - % a
recently table. The hsA " icsscDa stttnnrns
of rs ait!orDr r. y. PEECE Of Buffalo y. land Tn al,
.lutgees der him from extensive WAciic wOdd
one insure cprsl reception But these arc
s a man 0f people lie sympihih,s w!ti them ~ al thtlr
a.uct9. efforts. and attannc's It, p REEVES thtf Nas
a kuY., edge ol themselves and DrcN x tai al tist
should be- made universal as Gods OVID sunlight ll"ln
ais ,un learning and experience ho has l0ltd "Oif IN
which them the brnct Of mis- ahofs u he eosd.
err. man IN phase II his existence IRON tc moment 80
rlyless atom, tor lsnuiTr TOT the sgh'
gradually wolves To the maturity % those conscious
Po.rr- which furnishes subjective ohrucS
immortality" Proceeding uoh the fheoi! taat tNty
flct OF mind physical Gntece,enl he has gken an aui
rcbr PlN sOogy, aud shown tie W AIMS
OF the facts established individual AMI socu wei
lre. believes win Spencer that "A, vigorous
lelth and accompanying high SPLITS are li T elements
% other TIM whater, tn ec ing now
maintain them i teaching That yi-is 10 no OF h'r what
Of h. methods which may preserve the integrity 81 ihs
cmetes-ther prop ration, and erCt,foTm proni
ucnt feature 81 tie The hyg enc treatment or nurs
sick important subject AMI elves attention cnn
re.s uate with It's Importance y ary all lis asCs TO "hth
IL 81 il neir their and causes
blamed Domestic tTrs nent suggested TO e'p
iayOs bestowed upon him BY generous pun
lie author his book AT pIce ei 3u ite cNete
the publication. our readers OBTAIN t PRACTICAL
aHd valuable work by addressing tho author.
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STRANGE REQUESTS IN A WILL.

CINcISSATI, Jan. 1.-THE will of Timothy
Kirby who died recently, leaving estate valued at
over 81 600 0O0 taken to the Probate Court yestor
ceased steps were Immediately taken t. prevent the
probate Of the will by Gen. Banning and Don Pratt 1t
appears that Mary Francis notorious character OF
Cumminsville, suburb of the city where
Kirby resided, claims TO have been the wife OF the
deceased left by the will $4,000 Five iig1tiInate
children whom the deceased mentions as adopted, are
placed on equal footing with the legitimate children.
1ne latter made trustees for the period OF 10 years
81 The former. Mrs Fox. another woman, was made
handsome bequest Id seems the entire estate has been
gwen away In this manner DR.. Thomas Wood, who had
nonn The deceased for number OF years. testified III
o9S ths morning that the deceased was monomaniae
N.ner witnesses WILL IL Is presumed testify ia similar
N~Anef' The Affair causes great sensation
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conferred upon Boards o. Supervisors by the last Legs
lature Chapter 49, OF the Laws OF 1891 the subject Is
within the control of the several counties and II only
needs general action III the matter greatly to lessen the
evils complained Of The enactment Of suitable law
comforting additional powers Superincndenls ana
Overseers of the POcr and defining their duties as
to anestng and examining the Class OF persons reierred
To is probably necessary aud be advisable also TO
authorize the Boards OF Supervisors to erect ana nam
tain county district warehouses In certain cases
The employment OF this class has been res0rted 10 IN
several counties during the past year. and II claimed
that the number of tramps has. in con e1uence hgry
diminished in these counties. when trmps throughout
the slate are obliged work. and to render an euNa
lent by their labor for the aid they receive IL Is
that they will take provide for themselves
peferrng to work their account rather imam 10
labor under cOmpulsiOn for the public.
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AN ENGLISH VERDICT ON CHowDER.

FROM ihc bostOf4 lf"Hs'I'V,.
1t was at a dinner party. at Alr. Prescotts
Nauant residence good many years ago, the nOnored
quest De ing an English baTonet. just the rst cous
was removed the historian and host, turning to MS
guest, said: 49, -.
I'm afraid yonll miss your soap. We have given you
instead our usual side dish"
Indeed" answered tne baronet: and what do you
call II r.
"Chowder."
GLOW ~
"Chowder."
"Woud you kindly spell II Tor meF' 80,
"Ch-o-w-d-e-r How do yOu like II. sir JonI
well" said the noble Bliton, I" I've Travelled sood
deal my time. and confess that 20 eaten unSs That
wnre worse hut not much, not much
Tbe guests kent their faces straight long they
,ouI 6ut The roar came last and IL was hearty
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rEClrs or Mr. BaISroWs CAMPAIGN.
CHICAGO EIxG PLEAD GUILTY.

CHICAGO EGSG PLEAD GUILTY.
Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE following whisky
dificrs, who are uudar Indictment forfo'enne frauds
appeared before judge Boutcil to-day. and entered
plea Of guilty lc first count OF their several indic
moni. which charges item with cousWnng To dcfiahl
the Government: Joseph R0clle, Anton Juukcr, Geo.
Miller II nry g. Frcdcicis. Ghoson g. Russell Parker
n Mat.ou j. T. fui long " =. Gol-on, j. NJ. Ford, for
rord OnNcr 4 60; &. II. Zoe, Il. j. lutchlnH, pawn
Cocaraur. and Frank \. Eastman. Tor Ncietrril i.hS
man A G1l-on Nr. iliaus Of the nfiu oi luichho
,ucnraie pleaded not gully. THESE gentlemen own oI
represent nearly ai the principal dslhieilcS III tAe Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
CHAMBER CONCERT.

The third soiree Of the NewYork Quartet
Will be given this evening at C.ckeing Han and ought
to attract a good audience. Messrs. Mollenhauer,
schwarz Maza and Bergner with the valuable aid OF
Mr. Richard Hoffman, v N play some OF the choice cham
Der compositions Schubert and Mozart and There Will
be solos for piano and viOlOncelo well vocal
music by Mr Romeyn.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsmSGroN, Jan. 1l.-Iu the Supreme Court to-
day the following bushes transacted
80. I2G-Iohn ForSy appellant, AIT Mark Kimbal, 81
sece NcOidcr OF cOnnaancs ~trcHen out and cause
submitted.
30 57e (asssleChy Lung plaintiff In error, agt j. H..
ct a. No. $50 assigneiJohn and Thomas Hen.
deison appellants ACT W. IL. Wikhsm, Ma, of NewYork,
r. % ara closed.
NO 296 g. Mum and T.. Scott, PLAN
tits error Tho People of the state OF unois.-Argu
meat begun
~ rneiu unit Monday "A II IN.
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MOBILE, Ala Jan. LITTLE block bounded
by 81. Francs. st. Michael, Royal, aud ~.
Joscph-sts with the exception of tho Bank
Of Mobile, the Registers oncc the old
Western Union Telegraph Office and the old e.
press Office was destroyed 10y fire to-day. The loss Is
supposed reach nearly 100000 large portion OF
when Is covered Dy insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
CARE OF PAuPER CHILDREN.

The State Charities And Association, at o
meeting held Dee. 30 s75 in VI the discussion In
relation the removal Of pauper children from anials
Island Jan |, passed resolutions protc, Ing against
any amendment the law authorizing such removal by
winch the children Raudaps Island should bo ei-
ccptcd fronl provisions. but advocating legislation by
which the Commissioners ~ Charities should have power
To find suitnle hOmes IN faInI.lns lOr tneAl.
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SAN FRASCIsCO, Jan. 1.-the investigation
Of tie condition of the mercantile steam marine by
legislative Committee concluded yesterday. The
testimony Is CONFERENCE.-THE Insurance surveyors senor-
ally pronouncng the ships IN good condition. whio II
number OF mechanics who have been employed In making
rcnairs ON the Ae.sels la.LIfN 10 %. cnnLlAly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
SIX MILWAUKEE, INDICTMENTS.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis., Jan. 1.-THE Grand jury
OF the United states Circuit Court has returned sH addi
tona indictments against persons accused of demanding
the revenue Leopold Wcrth datlier is charged WIN
brbiue officers, and cX--uperyis0r Mum, oX-speciai
Agent Cpnkng. Deputy Collector ". Liascrl' dd *
Gdugcrs cddngton and Ionney, are charged win ie-
tom, rT.rff..
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.novrsrrcsn BELOW ANrE-wAR PRICES.

The Domestic Department OF McsSrs Lord
4. Taylor's Broadway establishment having been en-
lnrged and restocked, contains an assortment OF
goods that makes the department Que oi the most com
nete in tine United STATES. They now selling do
mestcs at prices low III AT any time before The war;
and are concentrating in their establishments such large
stocks as 10 make them focus FOR this sort Of trade
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLAsGow-In steamship Victoria, jan lt-Wm.
Secular Mr. ThompzOn Alox. duncan, Henry Amos Mrs.
Amos Hubert Amos Louise Amos Florence Amos'Mrs IL.
Bloomfield
PROM LIVERPOOI-In steamship City Of Sec. York. jan.
l4.-Danel Byre, Mrs Byrne, Capt. Gissins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

ALBANY Jan I4-Wheat dn quiet az csc. In tho
street dun sales. No Mixed STATE at ne sus
quenanna Depot f2c and No do do at the Central
Depot at 53c Corn quiet Barley duh; sales car Two
rowed state at Sic at the susqnebanna Depot Nat quiet
Jan IL -CAITLE-rh0 market continues To ruls
str to-day, and tho advance II sGsia aimed.
COWs-Ihe market for mich Is dull at 01560
for common ~ fine
VEAL CALyRs higher: sales at 763i2c for ten.
SHEEP AND LAMThe market for sheep and lambs Is dull
Shcep-COmmo to fa 49IQJ ac.; fair to gOoL 53064e
good extra l.97c and selece The y %. Lambs-Com
fair 507c fair to good, 32aoc, and good 10 extr,
she b 70.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Jan 14.-Enign A. Ludlow Case,
report the Chrf % the Bureau % Ordnance
special duty Passed As.stant surgeon Charles A. sles
fried Ia ordered the Naval Hospital New York Commodore
Barh detached Governor Of the Naval Asylum
philadelphia the LIST Of March nex and placed waiting
dora
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ALBANY.
Centjrued from First Page.

the Governor and the Senate Mr. Smyths tenure
NAV be a long one. Inasmuch az Mr.. Chapman's in
tcption has not yet been officially announced, the can
didates for his post have yet to be heard FROM 1t
is understood, however, that Smith NJ. Weed lead
ing Democrat of Clinton County, who was the most
prominent candidate for the place at the time it
was believed that Mr.. Chapman would retire will
again be brought forward and Mr.. SDyth the pres
ent Republican deputy, who is thoroughly familiar
with the details of the Office. will probably also be
candidate