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New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
lBr TELEGRAM TO THE TRIBUNE.

A PROTEST AGAINST MR.. BILLINGss cONFIRMA-
TION AS JUDGE-THE WHISKY FRAUDs-MILIrARY
MOVEMENTS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Ew-0RLgAYs, Jan, 6.-Nlessrs. EuStis and Pinch
back left for Washington last night, on the same
train, and will arrive there Tuesday morning. The
Conservatives are Offering bets that if neither is
seated during tho next 30 days, Mr.. Pinchback will
resign.
petition, signed by number of Republican
Senators, has been sent to Washington, asking Mr.
Biilngss confirmation. meeting Of the bar Of the
city last evening adopted resolutions setting forth
that the confirmation viii be regarded az calcu-
latod to bring the administration of justice into dis
repute aud would be fraught with tho greatest
danger to the administration Of justice in the Dis
;rct Court, and that opposition to the appointment
is based on want of confidence by the bar and
people of the State in Mr. Blingss personal charac-
ter, and on his professional connection with the
Bankrupt Court. His legal talol is not questioned.
Several Indiana witnesses who Lave been here this
last week will testify before the United States Grand
Jury tomorrow relative to whisky matters. The
testimony Of one will be sufficiently strong TO Justify
indictments against two prominent whisky men
here.
The company of United States cavalry has been
withdrawn from Colfax and sent TO Mississippi. for
the alleged purpose OF protection Of the revenue
agents of the southern portion of the State. Two
companies of infantry arrived here to-day. More are
coming. Late disturbances in several Of the river
parishes have been officially reported at Washington.
and orders have been issued TO have troops sent to
each of the three parishes where disturbances oc-
curreJ
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Why he paid no heed &c this request
Babcock's counsel.
may be imagined.


AGAIN ANXIOUS.
On the 1st of December the Avery trial was In prog
ress the stories of BabcOcks suspected completely
every lip. On the 3D. Perrep0nt elegraphed to
st. Louis follows:
Give m all the What Is the situationf'
The answer that dispatch was as follows;
Babcock not indicted Grand Jury still considering his
case"
ON the 9th Perreuont received this message from st.
Louis:
The Grand jury by vote OF s to decided
Babcock"
This teegraphed as special to Chicago and New
York On the 9th the Attorney General was officially adj
yised that Babcock had been indicted. No reply was
made To the dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
THREE SUMMER HOTELS BURNED.

SACo, Me-, Jan. 1G.-The Russell House at
Od Orchard Beach, owned by George = Coogns tho At
lantic House. owned by Francis Nkcn and the Orchard
cach House. owned by Mrs. H. T. Lord, together with
the various outbuildngs attached 10 them, were Oil
burned early yesterday. The total loss on the buildings
and their cOuCnts is about $4,000, insurance sH lar as
earned, 81, 80. Tho fire was Of inoendIaIy origin
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROH IIVERPOOl4I sieGislD ctr Of Richmond, Jan.
l6Nrs. Mm Lloyd and child MIS- Sidney Thornton lanes
Gould, W C. Abbis. Alex. Cable, Felix FOufnef Geo !"
Mickey. Ar Nchos. j. Fiz Matthew Mr.. GAVIN, w. Steele.
Octave joseph. W. Embersop, II. ilastef Ambrose
Mciwf th, Mar.uS Ia bot, Nm Field Arci
bald Taylor Ausiig Mclean, Ernest Mclean W j. Smoo',
Geo ~ TOwnlpy, Stephen Cheney, Mr Hathaway and WIFE,
Il. NJ. Morrison. ii. W. Walker.
. FROM LIVERpOOI-Ks steamship Dakota Jan. IA.
Strange Miss l. StreDg, L. ID. PoOOn Miss Al
L. p.
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CRETE SEEKING BRITISH RULE.

LoNDoS, Monday, Jan. II, 1875.
A Vienna telegram to Tie DGiiy Ne,cs states
that the British Vce-Consm in Crete has received nu-
merous ntnations from influential inhabitants that they
are in favor Of the annexation OF The Island by Great
Britain.
htheus opposes the movement and there Is much ngita-
ton ia consequence OF this state of affairs that the
Porte roApponted Raouf Pasa to the Goyernorship of
the island, with enlarged powers.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
INTERNATIONAL ROWING.
BclPs Life in London, issued to-day has the
TIE PROPOSED DATE DEEMED TOO EARLY.
LONDON, Saturday. Jan 10, 1876.

LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 1j 1876.
Bells Life in London, issued to-day, has the
following remarks on aquatic matters:
In order that any OF the English universities may ac-
cept the invitation contest I'm the international college
boat race IN America, t is Indispensable that the day o
tie event be fixed considerably later than proposed.
Owing the late Easter this year. the great inieTiHi
yersty the Thamc8 VIII be rOWed in the second
week In April. The same viii pro!ong the May
term at oxford Cambridge, which VIII probably de
lay the annual Henley Regatta until about The middle oil
June. The present Arrangement proposes that the
American will he rowed ON the 10Th OF July. The
English universities will thus have barely four weeks
time 10 pick their crews TO America. and complete
their esations there Two months OF ten weeks would
bercquired Oxford, Clmrdgc, or Dublin should decide
Ia pafticpate the American II quite certain that
the men selected for that contest would be unable To row
at Henley Thames greater misf0rtune could not
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsuNGToS, Jan. 16.-Leaye of absence for
eight months with permission TO 60 beyond the sea Is granted
Col Cuvier Grover 1st Cavalry, Omaha NS 70 iaLe eHect
l. 1916. On the OF ohlei % III
Flrt Lieut. Daniel Taylor Ordnance DeIa 60 soon
as his services spared the SUPERINTENDENT OF the
United States Military Academy, viii report 10 person i1'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
THE OPERA.

Mr.. StrallOsch repeats his announcement of
the opening OF short OF opera with Mile Iiiens
but the list of tho company which is to support the
prna donna has not yet been Gyulged "Norma" is to
be sung on the first and second nights Jan. 2i and 20.
and the sale of seats Is begin Thursday Mr. Ma
setzek and Mr. CArlbcrG are the conductors.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
4 Guilty GATGER.

INDIANAPOLIs, Jan. 15.-Iho jury in the
case OF cx-Gaugcr Mc(rG, returned n verdict yesterday
of guilty on nine counts Of the indictment for taking
leadin. part IN the whisky frauds, and not guilty
three The Of br0Wnlce Was continued unill Tues
day next The hearing OF argument 10. new tldl IN
TIE IIiil case IS set for Monday.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

~. PErEEsuUEG, Jan. 16, 1876.
A report is published that Gen. Kaufman,
who is in this city, win not return to Turkestan.
Admiral Krabb6 Minister OF Marine, is dead, and Vice
Admiral Lcssowsky has been appointed his successor.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
powDo1y VOTES 70 REMAIN.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, JAM 1G.-At an enthusiastic
meeting of tic Bowdon Boat Club, held on Saturday
night IL vas unanimously voted to rcIuain III the Boat
nS Association, and to send crew to Saratoga next
regatta.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
stiIl the standard.

The PosOce Department have wared the scale contract
fr the present year Fairbanks Co. Their business tho
wear which . Just larger than and they ara
now running factories Oh full tme and are ii
nri
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
THE lands TRIAL.

BRIDGETOy, II. j., Jan. 1G.-Dr. lngraham
and Dr. Bidwell testified, yesterday, for the defense In
the ,nds trial, but without making any statements OF
new interest
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

In view OF Mr.. MOrrison's inability to make
long speeches. in consequence of the gunshot wouhd a
be received during the war; The Detroit Ners inquiries
with refined cruelty, Why, oh why don't some patriot
shoot the rest OF the Congressman Ia the iuDgs
guilty man escape"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
RICHNESS OF THE CENTENNIAL GOLD ORR.

LARAMIE CITY, Jan. 1G.-One hundred
ounces Of gold and lot Of orc from the Centennial mine
we're sent to tho United States mint at Denver, recently
and the returns have Just hc'n received The gold
ASSAYS 9O3.J in gold and So IN silver. The Quart2
assays t4G7SO - per ton in eod. aud @211 40 per ION
in siyez shOWIn total Of Sl1OJl 80 per to ot 2OOo
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17


everywhere dreaded the great sSourge
OF humanity their formative stages all pulmonary
complaints be readily relieved and controlled by
promptly 10 DR. JAYSES ENrECORANTa curative specially
adapted strengthen tho bronchial gbes. alay
fammation and loosen and all distinctions II is
certain remedy for asthma and also for coughs and colds
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

statest, Albany, 10 take action bills pertaining ID
ahOrers employed by the Mayor, Aldermen. and Com
mOnalty OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 1G.-The wife OF
exPresiGcn johnson died at the residence OF boT dans
ter Mrs judge Patterson Grcenyilc. at II o'clock
last night The funeral will take place Tucsday next
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
CLOTHS MARKET.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Pre- wDTScr r. l., Jan 1.-the market closed very dull
and few Light transactions being reported as o1
ic cash. for GfX6i but the Price IA n0uinaly sc
higher lhe sale. O Tie week aggregatc 2tOOO pieces
New-York tribune., 1876-01-17
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
POLITICAL.

EUSTiS AND PINCHBACK LEAVE FOR wASHINGrON-
PROTEST AGAINST Mr.. BmLINGs's cONFiRMA-
TON AS JUDGE-THE WHISKY FRAUDs-MIIrARY
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to me for past
N medical services will please come
forward and settle either by payment
or note Further, / win inform my
friends that owing 10 the cash system
adopted by the country, will be com
PEELED to adopt the same system and
hereafter no cell will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
arc made for tho payment Of same.
W. Ut KIBKATAN, M u.
Lake Churl,e, IaBualy &, 1878,
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WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the best m9de. The touch, elastic, and a
fno singing tons, powerful pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not be exceEcd in ZONE or beauty; they do
fy competition. The CO%certo Stop is fine
Imitat on Of the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during this Month, Monthly LnStalmnts ro-
ceived on PianOs, $40 to $50; Organs, So TO
$40; Second hand Instruments, So to s.
monthly after first Deposit. Agents wanted.
liberal discount to Teachers, Minister'S
Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. Special ill.,
ducements to the trade Illustrated catalogues
mailed. HORACE WATERS & SONS, 4Sl
Broadway, New York. Box 1867.
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WoMAN'S FRIEND.

AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, ]. c.
TTLTON,
7 AM PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
l. for tho celebrated
STEAM ASHER,
known as the Woman's Friend Thousands Of
them are sold weekly oil over the Union. The
washing is done entirely by steam no rub
bing nor krank turning. It's the greatest labor
and money saving invention Of the age, Ireler'
by permission, to the following ladies: Mrs.
Cooper and Mrs Glls Of Bagdad; Mrs. Andrus
and Mrs. Saxon, at Big Woods; and Mrs.
Fairchiid, at Nibblett's BIuE.
Price only $40. Ryery one warranted.
Address, or cali on
am alse AGENT for the celebrated
CROWN WRINGER,
Price Of Wringer, $40 Of WRINGER aud
WoMAN's FRIEND together, SIS
Examine specimens Of both at w Bryanp
Store Every one warranted.
N. P. SMART.
BAaD4R, Caeaaieu Parish, La.
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REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF A MAD
DOG.--A Saxon forester named
Golstell, now of the venerable age
of 80, unwilling to take to the
grave with him a secret of so
much Importance, has made pub
lie in the Leipsic Journal the
means which he has used for fifty
years, and saved many human be-
ings and cattle from the horrible
death of hydrophobia. It is sim
ply this: Take Immediately warm
vinegar or tepid water, wash the
wound Herewith and then pour
upon the wound q few drops of
hydrolic acid. Because mineral
acid destroys the poison of saliva.
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Persons DESTROYS of having job Work
done neatly, expeditiously and cheap,
are invited TO call at the Office Of the
Lake Charles Weekly Ecao,
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Railroads to Texas.

The Houston Telegraph says
work or the New Orleans and
Texas Railroad has been greatly
DELAYED by heavy rains and high
water, but il is now "a for nd
vanged that it IL coUfieeutly be-
lieved that the whole road will be
completed andin running order by
tie 1st or 18th of September. De-
tween Orange and Beaumont
about ten miles of track has been
i laid, the bridge over the Neches
river has been completed, and
work is now being vigorously
pushed on the approaches and on
the other openings in this division.
About fourteen miles of track re-
main to be laid to complete the
road between Beaumont and
Orange, WHICH will be done as
soon as trainsc can cross the bridges.
From Beaumont west the road is
finished, and the trains are run
ming to Carriers Startion, about
thirty miles from Beaumont, and
1t is first class in every respect.
Houstonians will soon be ena-
bled to take n trip to The Sabine
by rail, after long years Of sus-
pension.
The Jefferson Jimplecute says /:
Work on the New Orleans Pa
Cific Road, to connect at Marshall.
Texas, has recently received fresh
impetus. The idea is to push for
ward the work on the New Orleans
Pacific Road, and, ct the same
time, to survey the field for the
inception of another similar enter
prise. The progress of the New
Orleans Pacific is satisfactory and
rapid. Upwards of a thousand
men are now at labor on the line,
and every indication points to a
prosperous result of the under
taking.
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TESTIMONIALS
OF
WATERS PIANO e. ORGAN.

Waters New Scale Pianos have peculiar
merits New York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters Piano is ricb, mellow
and sonorous. They possess great volume Of
sound and the continuation of sound or singing
power is one of their most marked ieatures'
New York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is SO voiced rs to
have tone like full rich alto Voice, 1t Is
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet
(Rural New Yorker. oct LILY
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THE
" PHILHARMONIC" PLANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing NJ
the essential qnaE5cs Of more VXpeus We and
higher priced Pianos is offered al Il lower price:
than any similar one now 10 u c market. 1t il
durable, with IL ma nifcenco of tone hardly
surpassed and YET c. n he purchase at prices
and on terms wit in the reuch OF all. TIL $
instrument has Ill tho modern improvements
including the celebrated "AgratfO " treble and
is fully warranted. Catalogues mailed.
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THE PATEN Z MUSIC RACK OF THE
GEM ORGAN

10 by far .he greatest convenience to perform
ore that has yet been Invented. Bs idos It's u,e
while playing, Ii Is Arranged as a receptacle
for music. Ii il q neat dGturs, beautifully
carved and arranged upOh tho front OF the
organ.
JRRs~A written warrantce for Five Years
accompanies every Gem ParIOr Organ sold.
Address, for terms,
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The Morehouse Clarion says

The Morehouse Clarion says:
The volume of endorsement of
Tilden, Hendricks and Reform
grows mightier each day from
Maine to California striking ter
ror and dismay into the ranks of
Grantism, and causing all honest
men and the lovers of economical
government to rejoice.
40, dinna ye hear the slogan, boys,
It's Tlien and his men r.
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FERDINAND PHILEFsKY,
Matchmaker and Jeyveler,
between Lake House end EoHo Office.
Laks Cliprisq, Ia, dee d 1875 8m
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ONlcr-NO. 20 Camp Street.
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SuERIFE,s SALE.

Pierre Lab6rie W.. Ernest FlOrenville-
State of Louisiana--Six,h District
CoHTt-For the Parish OF Orleans. --
No. s66As
DY virtue OF an order of seizure and
ID sale issued and 10 me directed from
the Hon. Court aforesaid, will offer for
ale, II public auction. 10 the last and
highest bidder, for Cash. at the Court
house door of the parish of Calcasieu,
in the town Of Lake Charles, La, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF August,
4. u. 1875, Mt eleven o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property,
seized i'm the above numbered and en-
titled suit, tO wit
A certain lot or parcel Of land lying
aud being situated in Che town of Lake
Charles, La, and beginning at the
Northeast corner Of Ryan and Broad
streets, thence running East two hum
tlred feet, thepee North one hundred
aud sixty feet, thence West two hun
dFed feet, 10 Ryan street, thence South
along said street, one hundred and
sixty feet h the point Of commence.
ment said land being bounded North
by land Of Jacob Ryan, South ly Broad
street, Fast by lots of James Cole, and
West hy Ryan street ii being n part of
tha land formerly owned by Dr. Kibbe,
together with the buildings and all
other circumstances and dependencies
to tire said lot belonging. Property
seized h satisiy the order OF seizure
aud sale herein issued.
DAVID III. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JULIEN REcHARp, Deputy Sheriff,
Eherifg's Office, Lake Charles, Calca.
Riau, La, June is, 1876.
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The Baptists of South Carolina
have subscribed about $4,000 to
endow Furman University.
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fully executed, with ncatnesF and di0-
patch.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMENTS.
A COLLAPSE.

From IIIf WNIIH
A cOlOIess candidate upon a platform OF
platuGcs who shoulders all sus of tnc Grant Ad-
nIstratiun while nc trlmpes with one foot upon ad-
misfdtiVe reform In TIE person OF Brlsiow ana WIN
other upon the "bicedDg African" and the "imper-
illcd lie of the nation" in the person OF Bane sucI Is
the result Of the fierce iuteInciIc faction nht wagei ~
fine Repuican cniefs and their followers &c Cincinnati
Tns nomination of Gov Hayes OF ohio Is collapse, aud
not compromise Both in Ihe Last ana III The west me
blind wrath OF Cincinnati may easily be turned 10 tie
praise OF 81 Louis bv harmony ~ Tie Democratic cOun-
ella the wrangEg and fcycr-smitcu Kcgubilca1s nave
gwen ms our platform by abandoning every prctn,c OF
couceru for the daiy increasing sufings Of taH-rddeu
and InsgOyerncd people. Upon the platform uGs pre-
,d for us g have Only 70 place two sterling Demo
Gratis in whose character whose capacity, ana whose
LOYALTY great principles OF constitutional Dcnuc
rlcy tne of the Democratic patty rcvose an
sO ute Confluence aud the good seed planned IN June
will gathered 20 den harvest on peace ana pros
r,orl L. iI NnNnnInDr
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
PROMINEN T ARRIVALS.

Fifth 6renue Hotel-The Marquis dc RochamDeamn VI
n, TIE French Centennial Commission, Judge d. L. foet o
lie n Y supreme Court exCongressmah . "; heDts Ne
die Hon Charles c. Van Isndt ot hhone lsiu
& nfrs inr alls o. s. Army and b. o. Duncan, u > to.
snl Al Naples BOis s-Visconn Bithei ue k
Tnrant Erench Minister Chile AtJeHdTtc H0stAme
de-. van den Nest Secretary Of the Belgian legation az
,nctan Ers,fu House Casmir Manko" sA OF rirs
Iot,i Ruftsvtck-Count de Di,siaeh and ~ ar 20
Pans Baron r. Herring Fran kensdof Bar1 ue tI
raC1e and Klein. WisenDerg OF vienna o,et
nam Hots7~Iicut Col H. Holabird y = Army n9sD %
UofeI-u o. Mills of francisco StrepdIt
Skes II S Consala at Cardiff GLseV Hoist-I IL
oi Chicago - Astor HOuse-Gen. X. A. MeIrUoi fo'sdsn
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

A joke is joke, no matter if IT does hit a
Drnu.ia;. When, IA rcpy 10 Proctor hnotfs rcuiafh
that Blaine WAS the biggest scoUudrr in America rye
remarked, Nuu forget Yourself, Mr.. kuou,' he was
doubtless thinking uf what the Emperor of Austria sad
to Ii. Two suls when they were guarrcug. one son
sid to the other: You the biggest ass In Vienna
"Y Yuu forget that | am present" said tie fepro'nS
flt.pr.=fi.u.tou Post
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

lightning struck n large fve-story paint
warehouse chicago Thursday night last The effect was
ane dlnerent from produced every day community
where people arc struck admiration al the superb Hats
from the two establishments o HSoX TBE HArTER 2l2
broadway Fulton and under the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Summer Hat, called the Rocky Mountain
Is running away with popular fancy.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
STATEN ISLAND.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUST VERNON The plot Of ground on which
The old n road dcIot H. be e In sodde ani taste
fully oruamcnts The Improvement has bee" undertaken by
few property In the immediate vicinity at their own
expense.
THURSDAY ey'lu" o. fucua ut inio"lnH apllnl u
tans asked by the BaaTl OF Trustees For highway pur
r,s uOD: lamps constable aud uouud. 500 salary of
cerk 80 rent OF Trustees -oO oosunFent fund
uf engine works. sc. $40. The nrH SCHOOL
vi be arrck building two stories high, 10 feet long
ana 30 1t vide
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

The smooth and pleasant taste of MILK OF
MACN-A makes especially des rabie as remedy IcE ehl
dr,n diseases, which ~ alWay succeeds.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

WrsrAR's BArsAM or WILD CHERRY cures
coughs. cold- and all lung complaints JOcts and IL bottle.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Announcements.

HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 57l
broadway. family Anod 20 bo without H. Pneesow