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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
TuE TROOPS SOUTH.

A BELIEF THAT THEY AXE TO BE RECALLED FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA-A IIsr OF THEM BY MI.
MCRARY.
WAsHINGTON, March 22.-DuIing the session
OF the Cabinet to-day Mr.. McCrary was requested 10
have prepared the information Of the President and
Cabinet complete list of the troops on duty IN South
Caroline and louisiana showing the number OF men and
the general disposition OF the forces This was prepared
at The War Department this afternoon. II currently
runOred after the adjournment that 1t had been decided
withdraw the troops from south Carolina; but the re-
port proved to be without fOuudat0n no orders what
ever issued from army headquarters TO the com
mandant OF the troops al Columbia. The Secretary OF
War was in his office only few minutes after the al
tournament OF the Cabinet, having been called TO Tue SUI
prcmr Court 10 lON after in tCdays assignment
IN 9uch h" employed counsel previous TO his az
pOintmcnt ~ Secretary of War. ,
IL lay bc SAID however that all tie questions involved
went over for possible decision tomorrow The Cabinet
axe nevertheless SAID to be unanimous against sending
commits -i to South Carolina and that majority nave
expressed themselves Ia favor OF withdrawing the troops
from any dCCt support OF TIE Chamberlain Government
This Is understood to he all that Hampton asks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
THE SOUTHERN POLICY.
THE CABINET PUSHING AHEAD.

A COMPROMISE SOUGHT IN SOUTH CARoLINA-PRoB-
ABLE WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM COLUMBIA
NO HALT IN THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
The Cabinet held two meetings again yester-
day. Final action as to South Carolina was
NOT taken, but 1t is understood that Chamber
lain and Hampton are to be called to Wash
incton and urged to compromise their differ
ences. The President and majority of the
Cabinet are for Withdrawing the troops from
Columbia. The President desires to move eau
tiously. so that the settlement in both Louis
lana and South Carolina may be permanent
when reached but there is to be no delay in
reaching a result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
THE RUSSIANS ASSISTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPREADING IN RUssIA-LORD DERBYs COURSE
UPHELD.
LONDON Thursday. March %, 1877.
A special dispatch from Belgrade to Tho
Times says Insurgents from other provinces. who
have with the scrvan army returning TO their
homes They express determination to stir up new dis
turbances In their native places"
special dispatch from Vienna to The Daily Telegraph
says the Moscow committee have sent 10000 roubes
$4,000 to the Russian COnsuenera at Ragusa to aid
refugees OF the resumption Of hosities between
Montenegro and Turkey
A special dispatch from Paris to The Times says:
"When Russian rehabilitation is ordered Europe
will be surprised with the speed with which II will be
effected. Numerous regiments already encamped
from the frontier and the protocol once signed,
the Car will address proclamation ordering demobiza
ton to almost empty The Gar Is aware OF tho
bad financial and social condition OF Russia In connec-
ton with socialist trials It is asserted tnat start
ling discoveries have been made. showing that the rami
fcatons OF socialism have been unexpectedly wide,
reaching 20 high persOnages and the army"
The PoI LaH gazette In a leading article says: THAT
Lord Derby thoroughly justfed-more than justi-
fcd-in his determination that clear undertaking on
Rus,a part TO recall her armies from the frontier
Indispensable condition OF accepting any such engage.
mcns ~ the protocol implies, VIII be the universal
opinion in England. and it be taken for certain by
all whom il that the Government VIII abide py
it, decision"
Gen Ignaef left this city by the early morning train
for Paris IL stated that he will go Immediately TO Vi
enna, and thence, after short stay, to St Petersburg
Ii not believed the present suspense VIII be terminated
with his arrival at st. Petersburg.
Reuters telegram from Ragusa reports that the Rus
Government has sent Montenegro provisions sum-
cicnt for year. Nine steamers laden with provisions
have already arrived at Cattar0
CoNsTANrINopLE Thursday March %, 1877.
The armistice between Montenegro aud the Porte Is
officially prolonged to April 49, TO the LIST proxmo,
as was at first announced.
The HERZEGOvINIANS IN ARMS.
RAGUsA, Thursday, March 90, 1877.
The Turks are preparing to attack Grahowatz Peko
Pauovtch, the msurgent leader, is encamped at the
mouth OF the Douga Pass VucalOyitch IL at Zazi, and
another body OF insurgents is marching toward the Alba
nian frontier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS BANK ROBBERY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 22.-The robbery
at the Indiana National Bank yesterday will In wise
interfere with It's business. It's surplus account
shows $4,000. Two men arrested last night
AT Plaiuied, II miles west OF here. who are ident
fed az having pre- vOusy been with the box which
the robber used 10 assist him in reaching the money
yet trace of the robbcr The banks accounts
this morning show discrepancy OF S21,033
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
SUGGESTIONS FROM THURLOW WEED.
ILL HEALTH WOULD PREVENT HIS sERvING-MEN
WHOM He RECOMMENDS AS MEMBERS.

ILL HEALTH WOULD PREVENT HIS sERVING-MEN
WHOM He RECOMMENDS AS MEMBERS.
ThurloW Weed was Informed last evening
by a reporter of THE TRIBUNE that YlcePresideat
Wheeler and Senator David Davis had declined to serve
OH the Southern Commission, and that he with exGov.
Bullock OF Massachuset and william Welsh OF Pha-
dephia had been proposed to the President members
of the commission. He thereupOn said:
81 much gratifed at the suggestion OF commits
sion 10 visit louisiana and that two eminently
qualified to ill the position should he appointed re-
greet therefore, hear that these gentlemen decline TO
serve but earnestly hope they Will De induced TO recon
slider. The appointment OF such men would, believe,
inspire confidence in the citizens OF Louisiana.
H. however, that should be found impossible,
several other names TO OF gentle
men who. | think, could serve usefuliy upon such
commission. The commission should, tblnk,
be composed OF enlightened impartial, aud pra, tlcai
men, and. far possible. non partisan. The Pftsl-
dent with such information he obtain from MS
Cabinet earnest, as | know him 10 he, ~ work out "A
wholesome solution of this difficult question: II not
likely To make IA mistake In the selection OF men.
Among those occurring to me, In whom the country
Francis Adams, Robert g. winthrop OF hassachu-
sets; ex-GOv. English Of Connecticut; ex-secre-
tary Hamilton Fish, Chief-Justce Church. ex-
GOV Morgan or ex- Addison Gardi-
ner OF NeW-YOrk and George H. Stuart OF Philadelphia
In relation myself my health IL there other
reasons would render IL impossible an IOt In condi-
ton 10 take ~ long journey II 10 that these
troubles IN Louisiana and South Carolina only be get
tied by mutual concessions. also believe that the Dyst
n not the only chance for protection and safety 20 the
freedmen would be found In the Inauguration OF ryal
native white mems parties"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
ARRIVAL OF MR.. KINGAN's REMAINS

Thomas Kingan reached this city yesterday
morning with the body brother He did not appear
the Produce Exchange, and only his most Intimate
friends the Buckingham Hotel where he Is staying.
Mr. Kngan holds to the belief that his brother was
murdered, but refuses to talk much upon the subject
The funeral will be held In the Rev. DIR. Halls church
tomorrow, and the body will be buried IN this city, not
In Indianapolis has been reported L. j. y. stark, the
President Of the Produce Exchange, stated yesterday
that application had been made by any member To
call meeting to take action Ia relation 10 the funeral
Mr. Kinau, and he thought that No official notice Of II
would be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
HARD TIMES IN GERMANY.

LONDON, Thursday, March %, 1877
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Daily
Ne,rs says: the industrial crisis in Germany grows
worse and dcstitutiCn is spreading with significant
rapidly. Deputy recently stated in the Reichstag
that actual famine impending in the Giant Noun
tains in siesa In Berlin committee has been formed
to examine measures OF relief and other cities and towns
have asked permission to begin important public works
30 as give employment to the poor. Altogether the
situation il distressing and the future threatening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
GOV. NICHOLS SUSTAINED BY COURTS AND TAX
PAYERS
NEW-ORIEANS March 22.-Nine men arrest

by the Nichols police for enstng IN the Packard
militia were brought before Judge Whitaker OF the SUI
peTIOl Criminal Court TO-DAY application FOR writ
of hahcas cJrlIs winch refused They were re-
mandcd 10 prison without bail.
The Mcsss Brooks Of Boston, owners OF several mil
lion dollars worth Of property in this city, paid their
taxes to the Nichols collectors to-day Many large
property have paid their taxes TO the Nichols
Government including Mr. Burnside, the largest prop
erty-Owner in Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
A NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN.

PEsrH, Thursday, March Y, IS77.
The Minister of Finance has submitted to
the Chamber of Deputies bill authorizing six per
cent gold loan for the conversion OF the floating debt
which amounts TO 1885, 100000. The Minister in submit
ting the bill said expected the change in the political
situation would be favorable to the undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
GEORGE WM CURTIS A TAXPAYER.
Mr.. Curtis makes the following written

statement:
NEw-BRIGHToN, 8. l., March Do 1877.
IL support OF his assertion yesterday in the Assembly
that am not taxpayer in Richmond County Mr.. Brick
read a certificate from the clerk Of this village My
statement il, however strictly tue. pay always aud
regularly with my money, the state, town. village
and school taxes upon real estate that occupy and
which belongs to my wife. When the taxes are high
suffer- when they are low have the advantage II this
is not TO he "A taxpayer know not what Is. These
very important matters but when the representative
OF my own county in his place in the Legislature says
of Inc what is Rot true, nave no resource nut ~ say
what Is true in the matter GEORGE WILLIAM CUNTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23

TRENTON, n. j., March 22.-The Chancellor
to-day, Oh motion OF the Hon. Leon Albeit, made
order that the receiver Of the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey pay all the employees their back wages out OF the
surplus earnings Of the road. The payments 10
DC made pro rata OF all wages due prior 10 Feb. ii,
until all are pad OF The receiver will be able to pay
about $4,000 this month. aud the rest from month 70
month. The whole amount Is about 100000, and will
all be paid In about three months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
FRENCH RAILROAD BANKRUPTCY.

LONDON, Friday, March 80. 1877.
The Pa ris dispatch to The Times announces
that the Orleans and Rouen Railway Company, with
nominal share capital OF 900, half Of which is
paid up, and a bonded debt OF 100000 has been
formally declared bankrupt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23

THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE RACE.
LONDON, Thursday, March %, 1877.
The betting to-day on the University boat
race is 50 TO 10 in favor OF Cambridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
GOV. PACKARD MAKING A QUORUM.

Packard seated j. j. Monetc OF the lid Senate
rial District and Gen Thomas c. Anderson Of the Xth
District III the place Of Ducross and Garland who were
declared elected by the Returning Board, but who are in
the NlchOla Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE PRONOUNCED SAFE.
RrrrAIn March 0n-The Snsnensinn Rridca

BUFFALO, March 22.-The Suspension Bridge
at Niagara Falls is reported after thorough examna
ton 10 be entirely safe. out Of 450 wires constituting
the four large cables only 10 OF the minor
founj corroded, and they have been replaced by
ones has yet been set Tor the resumption OF
traffic. as formal examination by practical engineers
will soon be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23

Total "'f"' ~
The Attorney General has also collected a note Of
E,birt A. Woodward Endorsed by man said to be
responsible and secured by mortgage upon real estate
fof 70 OO0 Que July l, 1877, which will be paid TO the
city when collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
A DINNER TO COL. INGERsoLL.

BoSTON, March 22.-The Massachusetts Club
gave a complimentary dinner this evening TO Col. Robert
Ingcrsol at YounS's Hotel Speeches made by Col
IngersO, Gov Rice, the Hon John X. Alley Gen. Wm
Coggswell, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
COST OF THE RING SUITS.
REPORT OF ATroRNEY-GmSERAL FAIKCHLD TO The
ASSEMBLY.


REPORT OF ArroRNEY-GESERAL FAIRcuLD TO THE
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 22.-At the evening session
OF the Assembly the Speaker presented communication
from General Farchild in answer TO resolu
ton of thc House ngurng the amount received by him
in any and all the suits known the New-fork ring
suits The account stands follows:
1870.
jan 2l-1o check received from the estate
of Watson and deposited the
me day in the Union Trust Com s-oo ,,z q,
pay, \. 1.....-...-......-.... VI
Juao 30-TO interest allowed by Trust COM -, -,
Dec 3I-TO interest allowed by Trust Com ~ -
co VI
jan 33-To payment on account from FL,
"'" brit l. Woodward aud deposited
in Iniou Tnlst Company....... 100000 90
Total ............... $40 80
.Jau' Si-By check on Union Trust Company
anJ County OF New ork.....:. 1855 439 o.
March by payment on account d. II. r.
ant NATURALIZATION. 1000 90
Apfh i-Dl ham l on account OF counsel fees 5000 90
May by do do in full .................. G249 81
MAY 2i-By payment to ID. ii. +. Iant0r on o, %
account Of above bill ............. 5000 20
Sent Cry do do in full ................ l0265 90
''p' ~ vices in People agt Watson..... 100 90
Jan iG-By check on Union Trust Company
20 order OF tie Chamberlain OF
the City and County OF New ~ -
York. .......-..---.- ---..-.-...... loZ,'"o NO
Total ............................S69 5000 $40 81
The New York herald., 1877-11-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OTFICE. I2e5 BRnADwAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs.

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1DvskrisEMESrs And SALES OF fAPEss.
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The New York herald., 1877-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


The importsnce OF the system. its
lilo and the direct bearing which Il has happ
ness thoroughly recognzed its aud the danger
q fovcrsxina H. whether thruu-h intense mental appa
ton by the excessive inrS o the appetites
prpcnsties are proper subjects for Whom
system is deapRcd IL is absolutely necessary
TO promptly seek advice from who for u long
series Of years has devoted bis whole time and attention
TO this study and who from his experience and pract
has learned to discover the promptly
apply the remedy thus avoiding the painfully slow eekig
for the truth tn the inc
Ing 20 the patient who very naturally to snow with
delay what Ia the matter. the oi the
qured
application deprvng II 81 the Of thought
II only recover its strength being properly ted
nourshed by the use OF certain systematic methods
precisely the snnc with the that
liir Tho value Of this branch OF medical
scarcely be oysrrated for reaches marriage the pcrpeu
alton Of family the securing of hereditary titles
and the retention nfestntos in the same family
From long and large expcrence In this direction have
been able TO and by the thankful appre-
citation Of some Of the first families in the city aud
and can communicate much that pertains the
exercise OF every department. OF tho
tho mcsns OF recovering Its whether OF BRAIN appe-
q pag
The New York herald., 1877-11-14
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
j Tho foreign mails week ending Saturday Novem
Der IL 1877, will close Office Tussd~y, ut 30
n tor Europe, by steamship wyonong via Queenstown
Wednesday. Mt 0:JD A. NJ. for Europe, steamship
Algeria via Queenstown coespondence for France to be
forwarded by this be specially adress and
~ ~ NJ Tor France direct BY steamship Ameaue, via
iiavrc on Thursday at IL NJ for Europe by steamship
Frisia via Plymouth, Chcrbonrg and Hnmburg sAtur
day. At II a. NJ. Tor Europe. by steamship Republic.
via Queenstown correspondence for GernAny, scat
land and North of Ireland to bo forwarded hv this
s.eamus hmss os npcc,r naa.c anu ~ =. r. a. os
Movic and Glasgow and at IL 80 A. NJ for 2crman &c,.
by senmship Moscl, via Southampton aud Bremen (cor-
respopdcncc for Great Britain and FaLce be
BY hi. steamer must be specially addressed): Tho
steamships Wyoming, Algeria and Republic do not
take m.s for Denmark. Sweden and Norway. The mails
Tor the West Indies. via Bormndn and ST. Thomas will
leave Now York November d. The mails for China and
Japan leave san Francisco December l. The malls
tralia, &C.. leave san Francisco December 3.
THOs. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
NEW YORK. Nov. 10, 1877
The New York herald., 1877-11-14

i CEcoND HAND cARRiAGEs TWO LAXDAULErs,
CstmEe horse. IN fine order Cnpe. mo hrons ham
~" light extension Phaetons, Coupc koscknway
tyo elegant eight spring Landaus by Bnder of Paris and
Wood Brothers, at low prices
The New York herald., 1877-11-14

DC EAST 2iST ST.. NEAR BROADwAy.-HAND-
s)Osemely furnished Rooms. with Board for families and
gentlemen: references.
The New York herald., 1877-11-14
PRICE THREE CENT
For SALE.

AN EXCELLENT MILK BUsIXEsi FOR SALE
AHorses. agons Harness. &c; lgoing into ohss
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-01-26
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
OUR hotel registers show
heavy arrivals and a good tran.
sient business during the past
ten days.
OUR old Washington county
friend, JAMES G. CApE, was
married at Oakville on the even,
ing of the 18th instant, to Mrs.
S. J. BEcKMAN.
LIBERAL supplies of sand
rock and gravel is being de-
posted upon the street crossings
by Mr.. Thomas Dwyer, under
contract with the city.
THE SCHOOL of Mrs. Jameson
in west Brennan, we are proud
TO see, continues TO prosper and
grow. Mrs. j. is fine instruc-
tor and her pupils are advanc-
ing rapidly. If her school con-
tinues to grow as it has during
the present month, she will
have need of an assistant teach
err shortly.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-01-26
Austin County Items.
TRAVIS, Jan. %.

Travis, Jan. 70.
Editors Banner
For the first time in three
weeks, we are, to-day, enjoying
delightful sunshiny weather,
the continuance of which for a
few Gays will cause the counten-
ance of many farmers to bright
en- up considerably, as it will
allow them to begin blowing
and make a forward movement
generally toward planting, Or at
least preparing the ground
for the coming season. 1t is
also favorable for making gar
den preparations-a good deal
of that truck should have been
in the ground ere this. l hear
Of no lacal news of interest.
DIR Hober informs me that
Mr.. 10. Allen, the gentleman
recently shot by Jim Campbell,
Uncle Johns Jim. and not JAS.
Ira,) as from reports the two are
liable to be mistaken the one for
the others somewhat improv-
ing, although it is still uncer-
tBin as to whether or-net his
arm will finally have to be am
putated. Tine doctor is trying
the conservative plan first, in
order, if possible to give him
the use of his arm. He has
however, been compelled to take
out a portion of it-probably
five or six inches-it being con-
siderably shattered. 1t will be
impossible TO move him for some
time, but we learn the gentle
man he is with, Mr.. Mike Bell,
does all in his power to render
him comfortable. l can assure
your fair Sempronius correspon-
dent "Leonora" that 1t was far
from my intention to cast a re
Election upon the known hospi-
tality of that very pleasant vii
lage, on the contrary, the cour-
tesy and kind treatment we
have ever received from her cit
liens, will always remain as a
bright oasis upon the chequered
life Of TRAVIS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-01-26
Independence Locals.
JAN. "a.

q OH. SI.
Capt. J. NJ. Williams was in
stalled as Master of the Inde-
pendence Grange on the 9th
inst. This is evidence CT their
continued prosperity.
The grangers OF this place
have erected a handsome shop for
general working purposes-and
are anxious TO have a good
blacksmith Immediately to come
and engage here.
Mr.. Bowman started the
machinery of his new grist-mill
Saturday. He will have the
house completed by the end OF
the week. This is quite an i'm
provement to our town.
The post master and other
citizens, are trying TO establish
daily mail to this place. 1t is
very much needed, and by all
means should be secured.
The Professor of German, of
Baylor University, speaks thir-
teen or fourteen languages we'll
and reads two others.
The young men OF the Uni
vcrsity are still working to have
asjournal published here. 1t is
the very thing needed.
Baylor University is to have
an Oxford cap with a Lone Star
badge. Hurrah for Baylor!
The sun is once more out and
we enjoy its appearance. Havn't
seen my girl in two weeks on
account of its non-appearance.
Our young friend, Jno. Dallas
had his horse 10 fall with him
Sunday last, which seriously in
jured his face, bruising his nose
and, it Is thought, broke a
blood vessel.
| am proud to note the steady |
ofour young friend
Albert Young, who had his leg
broken some time ago.
DIo RIVERS.
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