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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
DiUi0eno Nollees.

TIE INPoRTFEs' AND TRADERS NATOSAL BANK a. new
N0aK NEw.N OH, Jruc p, 1916
A DIVIDEND OF SEVEN Pr CLNl, ont
"a earnings of the las months fire. - al tax
has this ay by Rsnk pas .,e on the 1T
Juy The books vih reupA closed Hnu
Tire lst prVZiuO T. IL fLkhlN-' ~. NashIeL.
, 1876-03-20

slons. On Tho prcsont OCCASION this document
(in which, 10 II observed, tic family nAmo OF tho
phrtles, Shen, Ia otnittod) ran aB fof1owas "Dotl
known that Tho un'fAl pao.otcn. who, on ao-
count OF his manifold and grisvous crimch, was
worthy OF sudden death, has not died, and that,
instead, tho calamity has fal1on upou his worthy
father, upon whom tho roigntng Emporof OF tho
faohing (fit. great, puro) dynasty has conferred
tho n8st order Of rank In tho civil service, and
that IN tho imperial bo1y-guhrl and tho Gov
ernorship Of tho Province OF KinnSso. In tho
twolfth year Of tho rotgn styicd Iao-knanE, ,ns
tho competition Of tho lllofatf. he gained tho
rank Of Uhil leu (thAt ia, III. A.. The writors
father Tan-tiu. foll sick oh tho ninth day OF this
moon and lingorod In great pain until tho
tuolfth. when ho passed. hway. He VAS born
about 2, OF q In Tho morning Of tho ninth
moon Of tho flfty.aocond year Of tho
rolgn styled Chion-tung, and wAs. there
fore. eon1owhnt ovor "a ycara old. Immsif-
Rtoly te expired tho family vent into mourning,
mud now. alas havo aortowfuly TO communicate
With you. Wo hAvo chosen tho 18th 18th, and
goth for tho return presentation Of thla card
thnt Is, will then reoaive visits Of coudolonco]
No funeral proeonts can DO received. Tho
writcr and hs brother are knoelinR With fore
hoad In tho dust, Woeptng tears OF blood. Tho
Sons of tho writer and bis brother, utno ia num-
ber, nrn knooiing with dowboast facea, wcoping
tears Of blood. Tho rolasivos and descendants,
to tho number OF nlue, nte on thor knoos {bo-
foto tho cofl1n) boating their henda upon tho
ground. [Frotn1 tho residence Of tho writer,
named tho Ancient drotto OF tho Falrios."
, 1876-03-20
TnlIoYrAnd,z XYtfa.

TAlleyr&ud's wife Was more remarkable for hor
beauty tllan her intelligence. though II IL prob
hLle thas somo Of tho BtorioH told Of her e1ces-
siyo nAivete may have boon invented for her beu-
GIFT, and oshesa may have boon given to het which
originated In other quartor6. Thclo aro Hkep.
Tics, for example, aud II. Amodee piohot is ono
OF them, who doubt Whother the Hobusou
OEuHoo Htory, whioh ls tho baat ono told OF
her, ought to bo given to Madame do Tai
loyrand. Az a strny reader hare and there
may not ku0w tlls anocdote. Il would bo
pity to omit it It is thia; Talleyraud was 60
Ink to entertain Ut dinner II. Demon, q savatt,
who bad hoon to Egypt with tho army Of tho
Flr1t Consul. TalleJrsnd, on tho day OF the
dinner, Informed hn vito that ahe would huvo
At her right At tablo 4 iearned man and t1ayol-
or, and that Hho would do we'll before ho Rr-
rived to Klauco ut hiu volume, Wllch nh0 wonld
hud on his library table. MADAME de Talloy1and
ut dlnucs, by way OF compliment to tho ansAoS.
spoke OF tue imsneuHe pleasure which she had
found 10 tho uaErAtlvo OF bis adventures.
"Hut you mist haS0 found 1t very tlEeSomo
belny alone on desort taland," Rhe said.
"MAuAmo, ! do not uuderusand," said NJ,
20. but you muaL" she said "and you must
bare besn very happy when your man Friday
ArriYed."
Madame do Talloyr.ud had by tnlstaks been
readiUN tho "Adyouluso Cd OF Robinson Cgusou,n
hi. do Yn!leyrand, It ts said, remarked On ono
pccaaloA When nho lad committed bomo such
mistake "a witty w,fo can compromise luf
husband but foolish wife c&a only compSe-
mlo hesnAI. .s-Betgrauia
, 1876-03-20

sTATE.sENAToR HITCHCOCK, or iowa..
tspketdt Correspondence " 1hs ChfeGoo Tribune.
DEs MONIES, 1lareh 17.-sonstor Arad uitoli-
cock, from Mitchell County, diod At tho Slavery
House yesterday. Iio had been III with pnou.
monia for tireo weohs. Two weoks ago ho TO-
covorud 30 "a to leave hfa room. attended, au in,-
pottant moottn9 Of a Committee OF which be
WAS member, and took cold, which produced
rolapso Of hits disease, from which ho did not ro-
covor. Seeing that his lltnoRa WAS alarming, his
wifo was summoned' and, yesterday, Ills two
daughters arrived, only to recciyo Lis final
blosalng. blr. Hitchcock Waa born In Vermont,
and was Gi years Of ago. Lilo was ono of. tho
oldest aottlers In tho county ho represented, Is
also one OF fta most highly oeteomod citizons,
noticeable for shS practical sense, Judgment,
aud integrity Of character. He loAyes famlly
In comfortable circumstances, tho result of his
honest Industry. Tho Legislature having ad.
journcd tho membors mot nt tho Sarery House,
when Lieut.-Qov. Newbold wns called to tho
Chair. and rosoluttona tostlfYing 10 tho moral
worth OF the deceasod Nero adopted.
Bnco 1861, each 1oneral AHaembty haH loHt by
death somo Of tia members. D.iA. stockman,
Of Kookuk, Of tic Eleventh General Assembly,
diod bofore ito maeting; Senator Hartsilaw. Of
Wayne. md Representative Dewey, died boforo
tho Twelfth conycnod; Senator Il. Il. CLARK, OF
Butler, and Abltah Connor, OF Washington
County, OF tho House, died during tho Ihr-
teonsh, Martin Knhlor, Of Dubuque, diod be-
fore tho Fourtoonth convenea; md tho Zion.
Edward Layton, OF Kookuk, Of tho House, died
beforo tho Fifteenth convened.
, 1876-03-20

Tho 6oIytanh continued nubject to the TURKS
for moro than four cGntuttCB. Throughout this
period thelr condition wnH In many respects q
happy ono. The rulo Of tho Turkiah PAshha Has
loss oppressive nIoa tho peAsantry than that Of
thoE own fondal lords had beon; thor taxea
we1o uot hoayy; they wore permitted freedom
At Inst, however, the old proud spirit of tho
9orvIan race revived. Tho plu1d0ring cerEup-
tiop Of sl.o paahas and the inability Of the we'll
lapoBoa BultAna to protect thom from the e1Ao-
tiona and capncLous tyranny OF their own Of
1904 The Borviann Eose IN general insus-
rectiou. Thoy found rude hus Gsroto leader In
Kara George, sort OF snasAudee Of gigantic
stature au0 impeLuoua courage, and alter \
s,ttusg,s, 81 L oisht yoArs thy seheysd thets :s
power, aud ruled daspotioafy; but he pss,
served order, and for vhtlo sustained hlm-
solt against tho attempts OF tho Turks at foconv
quest 4 sudden attack however, WAS
mado BY tue aultan IN 1873. and 30 uDpropa1cd
was Kara George that tho Iu.sish troops ocou-
sovereign was forced 10 ,iy TOR htH llfo. But tha
Beryian spirit Of Independence was not. crushed
by this disaster. Once more Tho people roao III
arms, this time uudat Afllosoh obsEono-
Witch, tho son Of A.. aMfnc-hord. The
sullata, hndtng himself poRarioss to
pripoo Of Hcryta, and tue virtual Independence Of
tha pripoipalty WaH acknowledged by M In
peria! tlsinpu. The present Prince OF beryin,
Milan ~, IL the fourth sovereign iu guccoasIon
lrom altlose'.. aud j. In she 9lat year OF hia age
ass IL Nominal rtsSt = IT, a'atssEl salt.a 20 e
ri! upon Barvia foi conti6gent Of ia060 mon
in easa Of rar, and to represent BezyiA At foreign
, 1876-03-20


:, On Friday oyeoinE !ast Mr. ". Ctookes 7. Z
s.. caro- .ak tho Royal Institution tho II Fsiiai
evening discourse. "hs aubjocs being " Thu ,Ia-
ohanicsl Action Of Light" Avery important CT.
the mothod Of Weighing" d ray OF light a.
though light is generally regarded as impondcs>
ablo, Mr. CIool1cs not only ohoYcd bis npraratna
but ACTUALLY weighed" tho light Of n candle
Tho principle on which it is CONSTRUCTED Il
baacd on tho fact thas ino thread Of R!aa. BIS.
pended at ono ond may bp turnua round kna
round aome twouty Or t!.Ety times without
bronuiny. and 1t has a tendency TO untwiat itself
aGsin: 4 very tluo thrond ia auspendod by bo'h
croea. tt,road, to Which ID attached dao Of yi:h
With ono sido blackonod, At the junction Of
this croos-picco Ia q ANAL circular niITN
80 Asraagea thai ray Of Light tlruHa
onto, 1t from q li1ae-hght shall 10 reelected
glass thread shall bn thus recorded. Az hs
1oputu!on by radiation only occurs su yacuo.
sprcngpl pump IL osnployed to produce lu tha
tnle as perfect VACUUM ns u possible. 10
and 3 1Iardlng's counter, mud this u outside hs
tubo. Mr. CrookeB Las contrivs1 q mosns Dl
which tho disc cru bo ured without inter.
fering With the vacuum, Auch, briefly, Is Ito
eonatrctlon t . Of The APPARATUS t tn !'sed p
lowod 10 fall on shs pith. This, % iu tho s'u-
pler r&dloueters, IL Iepellod, and its motion
cauHes Q torslon Of tho glaBs threAd and : mo-
ton OF tlo tElr1pr spot along tho ecAlc. Ihe
turning disc Ia employed to unwina tho thrtsa
against this aottou, tho mirror spot going baes
10 zero on tho scale. The HatdinH'B counte:
tolls tho doGroo Of toraion tho glass
thread han nudofgonc by counting the amount
OF un.inding required. Thon q llttlo irca
weight, tho one-Aundroth Of \ grain, which 70
within tho tubc, IL lifted by q magnot on to sLs
littso oross-bar, Its wefght causea o torsiop, hs
mirror spot travels along tho soate, and tho ua.
Winding Ia performed ~ before. a candle
placcd inches away from tho pth was found 70
Rlvo 1,e2s degsees Of revolution. aud the lists
iron weight 1002t degrees. Then 1t il
noroly . matter Of calculation to oomptts
tho two, and tho mechanical force Ut thu
candlo-llght is expressed in grains. a "atsnd.
ard candle 9 iuchoa of Was found 10 10 oslu|1sr
lont to 0.0017a Grains Mr. Orookeu has rad!
experiments on tho sup's light, mud has worked
out gome caleu1al!ops On tt. 1t IL equal 10 81
gtains on the aquaro foot, 81 tons on tho squsra
mile, or s, 600 900 600 tons GU tho whole e4Etb-a
torce thas. but tor gyayltatiop, would driyo II
into ep3co,
, 1876-03-20

Bpeetas DspoteA to Th4 Chicago Trtb4nA
WAsurNoroN, D. O., March 19.-Tho Ways and
Means Committee Wilt hoar delegations ropro-
scnsing oil tho interests atfooted by tho Morrison
Tariff bill. Tho bill. tho Dcnocrtta now cla.u,,
will effect reduction OF eco 900 In customs
rovenue. The Treasury officials say that 1t wilt
DO ye1y hazardous to mako such reduction at
present On account OF tho falling on tn i'm
po.tatious, aud tho fact that tho Government
haa been running on very close margin for n
year.
DAWES AND Fn1E.
Artive operations for tho Connecticut CAM
paign bavo begun hero. Dawes and Frye Will
soon Ieave for atumping-tonr thoro.
> GIVE! u1vEl
Tho Government Centennial Commission H.
tend 10 ask for 96O0,000 moro OF Congross.
Fornsy has been Invited to deliver hts Conten-
Mai ieoturo hero.
GILL, or WIHcDNsIN,
recently appointed Commieafoner OF Pensions,
lndA tho dusioe Of tho Office too A1duous for bis
seeb!e health, and 1t Ia reported will COON ro-
4iEn.
IToths Assntfattd Prtl&}
RED CLOUD. ....
WAsu1NoToH, D. e., March 1o.-Tho latest ad-
vices to tue Indian Office hnro, dated Fort Lana
nio Tho 18th. represented He'd Clouds band Of
giouI quietly on their reservation and taking no
part In tie uaIllko demonstrations OF Biting
Gn11 .--.
, 1876-03-20
A RseaAfass with thu Ek1.odtvc.

The correspondent OF tho London DIs!y 1tlc-
graph a. Cairo gives tho following account OF a
breakfast with tho Khedive Of Egypt:
"Great tasto wAs displayed In tho decoration
OF tho table, have rarely peon slcl. fruit and
exotics even in EuglBA housus- and the orna-
mental structures II sugar ind aweot pastaB.
which served coutre piocea wera "a IculaTkabi lie
for their slze NJ for the elaboFatonass Of their
deHign aud the rohueps Ut their oolors. Tho
servants wcto not artsyed In tho picturesque
And frequently very costly costume worn by tAo
.cts!ness OF snoH1 9oAlthy Egyptian so!gnou.s.
bus wore European Nva1ieS OF Krcou sid gold.
" the bEeakfass itself, which lasted I'LL 8
o'clock. aud VIA composed Of uo leas than twen-
ty.two courscs, Tho ulost interesting feature to
tbs foreigners who psstook Of it Was, Imagine,
that it opened with fresh oyssess and res! lart!o
aoup: Respecting one ct tho plats, '1is q la
Khodiye,' composed OF peculiarly emall and
delicate rtoe stoNed in oonsoln1no Of calves'
brains. ! cannot forbesr reproducing state
tnsnt made to mo by my neiyLIor IT table, QUO
Of tho great dIgntsases Of ,tla K4oliya's court
4 cordially teeuu,u,ol4l that sica to you,' sMd
Ills Excellency in the first pacs bscaus, II is
really admirable d.sh. iu tho psepara.iou u
secondly. because ii Ia probably the taost e1pen.
, 1876-03-20
RAILROAD NEWS.
Tho Now Froieft-Tarifr Adopted
Dy tho Pooled Lines.
Reports from tho Snow Dlockados-
Other Matters of Interest.

THE NEW FREIGHT TARIFF. :
Tho now tariff adopted by Tho managers OF tho
pool lines loading from this oily 10 tho East last
"Wednesday will go into etfoct to-day, Aa horo-
tofo1o stated no change takos place In tho rate
on grim, whioh romatua At 10 conta por 100
pounds from Chicago 10 Now York. Fourth
class frosghts have boon reduced from TO couta
por 100 pounds to As cents from Chicago 10 New
York. Tho following articles, hesototoro in
fousth-olass. wore placed in special class and
tho zato mAdo 40 conts por 100 pounds, tho aamo
as charged on grain. This makes the reduction
mill foed, and shorts boot aud pork product In
bnrrols or tietoca bones, oomont, oarth, paints,
fortilzore, hoofs and horns; Hour, In barrolh, "a
400 lba each; gTceu hides, iron and nails, iron
aud otAor ores, pig iron, pig load. epnlter, In
siaba or casks aewer Pipe zinc, In alahs OF
pigs; oil chkot stoyou, and lumber.
The tariff to tbe various Esstorn ports vii DO
80 conta por 100 pounds to New York 40 cents;
TO philado}phia, 40H oeuts to Baltimore, 80
oeutB. On grain In bulk or Ia sacks, to Dohton,
10 oonts to New Nork, 40 conts to rbiial0l-
phis, 90 cents to Baltimore, a5 oonia. Flour
in lots Of 100 bnrrols and over, Chicago to Dos-
ton. 90 ocnts per barrel to Nav York. 80 oenta !;
conts. Duik and boxed ,ncats, Chicago to Bos-
ton, 65 conta por 100 pounds to Now York, 90
oonts to Philadelphia, 45H centa to Dnltt-
more. d cents. Dulk mud boxed meats conts
pcr 100 pounds ovor fourth-olsas Brasa Goods,
10 conta per 100 pounds over fourth-caBs |;
sausage, bologna, conta pcr 100 pounds over
fourth-olaaa sauaago, pork the sanlo aa fresh
meat.
Freighss from Milwaukee 10 all points west Of
Onifalo, except Detroit, must pay full tatin
Eatas from Chicago.
, 1876-03-20

is entirely independent Of The Porto x
local Affair." IT'D government is auprern.a
BY the Berytan Consultation tho Prinrs
aasIsted b. fvb M'nistors, violds Tho ~
ccutivo. Tho Legislature comrriaos w.
appointed by tho Prince, and tho Bkoopachin.s
OF Houss Of Depnties, aboson By universal M
fraBo, at tho ratio Of ono Deputy for oyory aoHH
otoolorn- Tho political form IL that Of ! s eors
ssitusionat monarchy. The Mnistera nro "a "a.
body has tho exclusive right Of orisinst"sa.
money bills Intecd, tho inieponjsn1
Qovernmont Of Hervia appears to hAyo bss.
olosoly modelled upon that Of England. IL
gervian army cotnprnes about &.006 men, sns
the reyenuo Of the p!ncipalisy, dcnved chloas
benr heaviIy upon tho pooplo, amounts 10 hbonntt
81, 700, ooo.-George ii. ToWle, IN Harpe1.
Afa1dfttIe for March. "
, 1876-03-20
Strange Revelation By the :ulcso'
kcOpCs

TheEQ Ia a story that au eminent n,Iacroscoplti
Lad hit OF subBtance submitted " him to do.
ctde what It WAS. To IN inAiqed eye It might
be morsel Of skin which hhSghge- -B,nashos
lad knocked on tho oornoe OF a Bn1otbly-nq1a
hair trunk. The zayans appenlod to his lu'.
crotoopo. Entirely ignorant OF this tiny bit ol
mattor except "a ha lad tahcn counsel With bill
tnssrnmont. the wiao man deo,afptl that II va
tho akin Of u human boIng. and that, judging
by the fino hair ou It, It was from the so-cailed
naked portion Of tho body, nnd. further:
that 1t onea belonged to fair-comp plo1iooI
porEon. The utranKo faoIa nov 1nado kuosn
to tho ulan, OF. ,soience atro ihessl
That. . thousand 5sars Dotors, : Dan
Ish marauder had robbed An English ebu1o1
ln tho spirit Of tho otd-faahlnued ptuty Tho rob.
her WIS taIed ues us hope that 10 was killea
arss). and tho skin was nailed to tho church
dooE. Except ~ Tradition or archaeological Lore
Lad It, tho affair had beon forgotten for hun;
dEeda OF yeaEs. Time, the great erolous. ~
long ago removed the o!fonatva thing. ball;
however, the church door held to ita narks oI
tho great ehsme, for The bsosd.Aoade4 nails ~
malnod. Somebody extracted one, aud under.
meath ita t|at bead xaa this 4lomto remnant "
thas ancient Bcaud!naYEaii malefpotot's pelt,--
that fair-skinuod rohbas from tho North.---Pf?t.
Ea'nId 1oah7oood IN :Adrpers Nayazlns w
AprA
, 1876-03-20
THE BLACK HILLS.
Advices from Custer City''-Conflicting
Accounts as to Mineral Wealth.
Routes to the Gold NegloM-.-Fatal Acct.
dent..-An Inllnn Raid.

r...,.y ...~s,,ns4x.. ~ s,ax f+t{-ono 9rfh+,ns
npS''u <, ~, ~. Svt rtI.h
ouaAA'' w. =, A .s"x" ..' Ha.,S ~, = .ror,
inK wv. po.a"ps .I s.a. -. ~ ao,,,tr~ r
wv w NV ~ a. ~ ~ no" ,,ea. na,ra .ons,;,or,h,o
s.o.,,,s nlaS a " ra,s,ana % sna ssndIno cmmnnoa.
.,o nouo'o - 'vnvs 49, ~ oasas ~ snd ,,n.. :,
hone' aa "o naso W poss-oAee -, aao ,,,,,. w.
trust 10 conefn hnd goefa 70 anu from m.soo !A''la
to got Cur malls. I hnvo boon In Custor about
month and duripp TINT tu1os have had con-
.,5n,,hln onnortnnttv u ,nvcat,ontn TIN cnnntrv
s1 ~ p T.. :,,,. s.,.,.,ata,,
ano a"'o co'no " 'n'' ooi1o.un'on
FIrtt-If thero WhB not a dollar OF gold IN tnie
country, II Ia good country 10 live in, and that
eoonor or later, it will contain, an itnmoneo por-
,1.,Io,, rEo -as.o,, - th,s :. ,to .rn.t rsnttv
u.",tos' ~ 80, ~ 1,.s .'o s'oss IAs
OF amoes iouna ho3o' tno ttoes @! enosiaous
aizo arc found oil over tho Hills. Thon thoro
arc plcaaant valleyB Running through these
Great fores,a. ,hfot, nrn frnu half mile
r. ,o,loa r,laa ,uhoT, nfrora a r,ooa onnortnptr
a's" ".a'. .,n.rNN "Aea Ho e. S,s,, ri M,
10 1srmefs, as sneae sAlieso a1o s'on lAna' A""
can bo cultivated to advantage.
I Second-Thero Is an immense quantity OF min
ora1a. cY nft,oat cverv jfnscriplfop found In all
aIro,,t,,. 1ta.,n,, ,n,n,ro Ia st,}l dr.rp;np for
unoos'on'' ..oa.u w.s y, 80 IN, T., .te ~-or,,
the reason shat tho 1foss Is a!'1i ~ .". btouna
and tho wator in Fronch Crook 10 still frozen 20
tho bottom. Dus tho most skeptlcal, after viBs-
, 1876-03-20

stvo meal ever placed before anybody alnes Tho
days OF IIo'iosabalns. Evory grain Of that rice.
venture 10 appraiso your consumption OF Il al
aQ50 nouthful. That hook you have tuRt boen
drinking Is not absolutely cl,oap vine Ishmaet
pasha took all he could got Of II At 68 fraacs
rico, ho may DO considered to havo got IL for
nothing. That rico Is Of peculiar Sort. grown
on the Khadiye'a own estates 1t in, consequent
". tho most costly article that appears upon tue
VIceregAl tAbo.'"
, 1876-03-20
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO,

IN CHICAGO.
About O'Clock yesterday morning oR'cor
Ktroh discovered smoke Issuing from the baao-
mont OF . throo-story brick building At No. CAT
Wabash agonuo, owned by J. '. LaTrenoo, and
occupied as q grocery By F. D. Congor d 90.
Tho alarm wss aonndod from Box lio, %, md
tho pro1npt arrival Of tho Department prevented
What might otherwise havo boon + serious cons
finrraton. Damage to stock and building $50.
Insured in the LycomtnR for $4,000 Cause OF
fro unknown.
Tho alarm from Dox No. 70, ut o'clock Inst
eyoniug. was caused by dta In a barn tn tho Ient
BtahImoyor, and occupied by uoary Won Claim.
Damage estimatod At &5o. insurance and causo
OF Gro unknown.
, 1876-03-20
EDUCATION IN MICHIGAN.

spteta! D,pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, March 19.-Tho Buperlntend-
ant Of Public Instruction, tho Hon. D, D. briggs,
is preparing series Of i've Atatistical charts OF
this State. showing tho educational faosllllos and
tho progress Of educational work, fer exhibition
at the Centsunla!. Tie chartA arc being drawn
In superb msnpes by Mr.. Sherman, tue
draughtHmaa ot tho State Land -Ofaco.
, 1876-03-20
BlATHERSkITES.

rrrrsnuno, pa., Mnsoh lo.-A largo meeting
of In.ernationalints waa held on tle Houth sdo
to-nighs to review tho condition Of tho Ordor IN
&bis section. aud determine the adyiaAbillty
Of crsat,ug now soctiou on that side Of the
river. Ihe proceedings consiated malolY Of
Ing finally adjourned until tomorrow, whoa
further action viii DO taken iu tho promises.
, 1876-03-20

BAN FaANo1Bco. March 1o.-1t ia now stnted
On the authority Of Thomaa Dali, President Of
tho Now Idria M1ne that tho Board of Trustooa
hayo ratified bond for dcod to be oxeoutsd
tho 1at OF next September. conveying tho mino
to Montgomery Blair. Consideration, 81, 900. 600
es00, 600 down, bhlanoe 10 ivo years. secured by
a mortgage on tho mino at por cont Tho Com
pany protest that tLis Is no compromise With
McuAt1&hau.
, 1876-03-20
uetusta but l.lo but IT. tendency would be constant
Inward nsf In hpQG!t

uttnsta but ltlo but its tendency would be constant
toward psf IN 'p'e'e, snoro,4,ora,
E1r-IsSuo s4oo 900 600 hity.ye.r rer cont bonds,
and Eivu tho privilege 10 convert 1eealtendet notes
seo"@-Psrnit conversion Of sald bonds Into plain
Treasury noes not ftgslender but EeceiYahs for Al
fs fto bonds. Lawful rnondI ia on1y needed IN set-
Elements u lAw FOR ordinary purposes note Of !he
s,s ,s1s wesa met y an. spa =
b tns bond. Hence tho .eaalteudsr note; ths bank
note, md Tho Trsaanry nota would take the sans
rata or valne ID s tasskss-shas n ths value Of Tho
Rssu's. Contraction Of leg,l-tender money Or ct.
asaSs o. ae Som 1as }r 81 M
s cssadtaons-n.nfs a mu4. oon.tnus to rtdssn, their
shouid b. empowered % .sfs speelal dfpo,its and
grant discounts GsJnh in Tres.as ness es, ,o,ea
soil aSslF boada. They Vii Invest .hs proceeds q
pr sn: aoa RG[on n ~ a. msc
banking tuxiresa On This basis. Thero *tll 10 no
fuctuiton in Tho vsue Of the eurfotey exeer ~ np
q 81: !. e n
eo nsns sg ben % b prohib!tod IN tstn9 deposit.
e. sos9 Psoes sn q FIJI
notes - currency. we'll and good: they preferred
I'd ssP sssa nos ss
mand. nstpectfully submitted .-
ss, D.patsa !. n. csssss ksSaaR 1,ssa. Ssas'''''
WAsnINoToN, b. O., March 1o.-Tho Payne
bili will DO reported 70 the House tomorrow,
and rafo1fpd to the Banhlng and Currency Com
nittco. Cox, Chairman OF the Committee,
thinks that Ii can bo reported baok to the House
Within week. Coz ts also OF tho opinion aftor
conference with most OF tho Democrats who op-
poso tho bill tha. the latter Aro rcsdy to aurren
party unity. Many Western Democrats. who
opposed tho bill in caucus. will yoto for 1t.
Eastern hhrt-monoy Democrats will gonerhlly
soppoee It. Cox admits that Tho Democrats, "a 4
party. will act mora on eentimont than on psin.
oipte as regards this bill.
, 1876-03-20
The &lnpRAl 6I0RY.

LOUISVILLE, March ia correspondent Of
tho New York Herald arrived iu Loulaville yes
terlay from Olom Ian Springs, and confirmed
everything that has been telegEaphed concotn-
ing tho Eocont ehowor Of flosh. He waa sent e1-
ptesBly TO Interview butcher Who ate tho tiosll,
and talk to other oye-wisnossos whom no Baya
on tho Apsh-iall
, 1876-03-20
tAKE.ysEW WATER.W0RXs.

70 Ia Editor " tbs Cht:ago TFi6Nne3
LAKr Yixw, ILL.,, March i0.-Tho statement ln
to.day's TalnuNE, from your Lake yieu corre.
spondcpt, Tint the wntes-"orks Of this town will
bo tostcl Wednesday 10 incorrect Tho trial will
not take place A. present. Official notice will be
gwen when tho dAy IL tixod.
john N. Hills,
OF Watek Committee
, 1876-03-20
A AanturAy DronIns

FruRk71n {RV3 FalF2ot.
A little boy SAID to his mother tho other mo1E
ing MA, llsd tile beaunfu!est dream ,ass
to school md that you sont out iuto tlls yatd
aud cut great long switch. bus Jast as you ~
going To Kiyn me IN awful dEessla' The #oth
came 70 "a end Didn't ! gss ou1 Of u sss''
though !"
, 1876-03-20

Po7gsv1LLE, Pa, March 19.-Tho Pottsy,lle
Ps,) Toun-Halt waa destroyed by A1o this
morning. Tho building WIS owned bY g. W.
Slater, wlioBo loss Is csc, GOO insurance. 90 0oo
NJ. r. Nichols CONCEAL store. 1oes $4,000 In
aurauco, e2O, 600. Other parts Of tho building
wero occupied by Holt's drugstore, u reataurant.
mud several lodging-rooms, Tho losa on which Is
et0,00 upin sured.
, 1876-03-20

nles Of corruption And no oco too high b ea
c.ra tho shafa Of eatuuny, all ia snns on e plains,
on Tho remote frontiers, whore The real soldier kcps
hs watch and guards the pioneer md traveller Against
tho trp&ch8fQu1 tAFhra.