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THE COURTS.

--
r,u r,,n,t.1ame. o,Nc,,, ,,,.no.sa n,
-neeo.. Of judgments, New suits, ''ank-
The oseil siso'es cas- 's, wa, a..r. ,e.tsraa,
hapny. The ease ba. been up ,systal time' bo;
unmhsr
s,.on Hisa nm ,sh,ch m "rSor vn. maIo ai,o~.r,
,aan..r. -, .Imnnx =" rs'to,dor ' :, .a..o "
open ceurt By tho respective sawJera that these
anldayits should bo aaed on the tria, !nstcal OF
other testimony. This looked bad for Mrs.
was mado to any certificate Of narringr,
,s nus wv W. ~ ~ aa,,n @ es.sann es,a"
Es.l ~ MS.'k pst.ou' ano msaus M'
essS essssa ess1ea s s s wna
The na,dnvits of diyors nsfnons, showing lint tho
na.,.cs h,S ,res ,oco,bsr n. n,nn .r% sv1tn M
:hat ono child had been born, aud othor atll1ayls
pu.hius this suit tor tho purpose of getting somo
imm. .,d tSag H. n,idrnen "1 ne s ~ 1nnsci
,x when 'a allowing WIN SUI alSmonT. wa not M.
aeient to % arnt any dso1ce d. It IL, not not appear
rhu Tna b Tns t u 81 a
ins,sea. p4 G "rdor Of court soma wesEs re- n.o
u; iS0 &C. sd
of0 ~''a0u, IN ny k1sSs1i,ay UrSSs 0 S1 Ksr:rr
=, The htEnmcnta on tho motion Yor Hccctvor ior
tho estate IN lhe foreclosure case OF the
Gnlted htascs mortgage company VI. Henry ";
kingsSury. hna otaefa wefa conSiuded
gsneH'ay a.a a'MtnsnIan Maashs "o'osS 'uasea osnn'
tnents' consultation, .lndEs Dsummnnh
said there wcf9 seyerll questions OF Importance
tnyoycd which he did not deem II necessary to do"
eide then; i was concealed that tho Mortgage
Company had certain flights Thish nixht need pro:
tection ~ couEl. II was fhobsht best o. present
70 consider Mr. J.. Y. Le Moyne, tho guardian nf
Ilo was party IN tals casc. and m!Eht 60 On and
IN time tho amnnnt rccniysd and nlsu tie conIi.
linn nf ths sstatc tbe ntnnnnt az thn rental ~ tho
ncee.sary disbnrsemcnt., and tho expenses neee4.
and atso nll other Indispensable expenses. Ill.
tao,uSh NJ L. n0yne o wHpd (, not BE- ns
@as.uat @ Sitr ah "uuu ~ ..e
Ths Judge also inti,natea that ale would Ike
Mr.. LO N0yne to make u report OF tho condition
Of tho catatc. etc.. as soon hs possb1o. lie would
also bo required t1 consult tho Court beforo pay
ing out my money, Tie debt dno tho Mortgage
CuMpany. and which II sought to 10 forecloscd, II
about e300. 0oO.
A9ADDLERr-HAnDWARH 4 PiRM IN TROUBLE.
JnAtin II. lIlIl yesterday Glod bill sgainse his
partner, NlchnEd j. Wclus, asking for an Account
and dissontiDn OF partnership. lie says that
In October, 187U, an arrangement wns made
partnership togeihor undOr tho Arm namo
of the Weilts = I'LL saallcry Hardware Msntsac.
turing Company for tue special pu.poso q making
and selling costa'n patented Articles or sand!cfy
lasdwssoi the patents on wateh wore owned Or
e9ptto'ed by eompa,nant: Mees waa a;,i 70 COZ.
Mve the exclusive aso ol his Datensa to No ntna.
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ever rA'se <. .ta' to ing il f'e rrcklcas maaunr
t't faI tn ray tA:t nf:h NJ. u :r;tH, IL - 3l',
nor tflr srrtenn fitcrafr I.nreHu ur nay sic,It 70
nf+e In" for l"sa than frnn $40 10 tl',0 don't
want IN l"ciurr nj all won't 10 live horc decent.
lJ with my wife. fsnra truly, ELI FERK1Ns.
, 1877-12-07
THE CUsTOM-llOUSE,
The Committee on the Front Door
Take Testimony.
Opintons Of the Ad1icrcnts OF tho
Two Rival Streets.
The Commission viii Send on Their
Recommendation to Waal-
ington.

...,., mn In n pos, .hnt.o i f.,,r,,,t.,,or ra,
pEoxe" wv II. " "e" sn"vs' n oou""'o.'un .e
slt!lnI Of mr.. lhomhs ls' JHcxson, superintendent
" Rcpatra uf luVdtngs, Ncw York, Henry 9. Mnr.
lin. Spccsat Agent OF tho Trcnsury Department
.ruh hradounricrs at Canton. a.. md IT. II. ia
@ w ,r....na 1a".t., 80. -, ~ 49,. nc,.a ~. ~
partment- win headquarters at Warrington, ar
rycd In tho city Wednesday, md met ycatcnlay
nn,nno nt 10 o'clock in Tho naltr nf MI Will,hn,
,'ose 1os". sn,th Ss,,..,o. ~ rn.,an,. -,
!!cns' 'oM'."t ces W S"o'oe'e' ~
hear tno c!a'ms OF pfopeftv'o"nefd and othera
on Clark Dearborn street 10 have the front door
tx,on bestowed on their fcAuncttye tht,rouphfarra
THAR MnoJv and s,nLcv 1rcr, hnro H.. .i,..h.
VIZ '.I -. ,,,.ss s,,' ~, ~ .. a
tofnln9 eueH"on VIM wat aaa!I 1he harvest
bel" Things nrc changed now, and tho in1uErtng
gentlemen from tho East atc hero 10 PROFOUND to
tno nrnrcsaid pnrtien lntctcated In ts matter Ina
Wv ..a ...u,. ..., :. ,s.. .s '' s,t' 49,, ~
gfaso an" momehtuus QUESTION Waete sEal' INC
front door bc'' Ont OF tho mnlftndo-ot answers
10 b0 presented. The Commission will frame rc.
mort on tho subject,
~, ,n.nInr ~ H.. .,.,t,. xu.,.,., ,.,,u,,.,.
~ WIZ oioH''R y. 9'o 'ess'en yeh'e'uay MolhlnR
there were present. besiucs the mcmbce1 OF Tho
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

4 ucrinS SALE or, THREE or THE FINEST 0ES.
~ teE+aas turnout. In ths cttyi No. l. anus stJ!lsh
lTests top huxxy NJ aas rYadss 'IIaimsa ha!ns.ss
ter with Kuod TOP hlxly snd AArncss; Mo. sorreI
horsc. Yrars old cAn trut IN sihlucs. with good tup
buggy aid has1icAA These nrs.S warranted t1ati
:elas: Az al,Srt ny ohs! xYfE ~ aFv
It.. saturday. Dec. II Commencing Il ID I u.
1,uii sALK--io iluissEs FIT FOL! Ali. UsEs, ONE
- 4sest co.e eoups .ockaway. neaI!Y new. 3et-
81. Ha.ls by rAaoYrr Gu. phaeous, top and own
buKHea. delivery wagons. expfrsA ~ayvne, any Kind
OF wagon nF tusIy 5t'1 can in1Nk Of LAyo hand
md Will asll a kreat .scr1ce- llortta sl Wagon.
let By thu day Ur week. lno very nna aattt
four snxte keat eutteFs. NDnsy Adrsuced VIII sell
on Hantl!!y taTuarlts er exchange. u. T.. MALhkIt,
140 Aud zot Htatu'ss.
cLEI0lIs-TlIE FINEST tLkiGIis IN THIS liar.
- kst NJ low fgnrcA xla0lGsa!u Or retail l.b.1OWEk
4 tltO., l0o South E1tnton'H.
NTASTEIl-AC CAu-LnAbO OF HEAVY HOUSES AT
w COtPEK3 stAbae. aud kunruesS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
SENIOR IGLESIAs'S MANIFESTO.

he CLAIMS THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY, DENOUNCES
GEN. DIAZ, AND THREATENS To RETURN.
NEw-ORLEASS, March 17.-J0se NJ. 1glesias
President OF the Mexican Republic. After recounting
the circumstances o; his departure from Mexico and tho
news of the success OF Daz he says In circumstances
so critical when already everything had been lost on
the Pacific coast my further residence in San Francisco
no longer had object, and 1t was then that deter
mined to repair this city, where might be more i'm
mediate informed OF such events as might occur In tho
Republic here. We have received confirmation OF the
news previously brou ht regarding the deep perturb-
ancc loss OF prestige and Tredeemabe anarchy which
rack country pinned down by force Of bayonets TO
the Government Of Tuxtepec This hybrid creation
exhibits every symptom Of dissolution. Under tho
solemnity Of tho hour deem It my duty TO
send forth my voice TO the people whom have the
honor legally 10 represent
This statement OF my acts sufficiently explains why
have TO "a foreign land IL hnd myself now under
IFS hospitality 1t il because when left MY native soil
even temporarily i had not, nor have yet, hands
breadth Of Mexican soil which could place my foot
without danger OF surrender to triumphant faction
succeed in having under control any portion Of the
national territory, | shall repair thitler TO re-
living PROMISE OF mine, because i live for
tine performance OF sacred duty which never shall be-
lie Wien the bard of Pharsalia referred To the dsas
ters OF Popey lac cOnlaSted the OF the gods Of
the solitary dissent Of Cato The cause which this day
Is wOrscd In Mexico depends on the maiDs;ay OF
public opinion the aspirations In its favor OF the
more sOundly thinking portion OF society The worstcd
cause may easily DC converted into triumphant cause
through the irresistible power OF the natiOlal WILL R
the Mexican people VIII ODly rally around The L1barup,
the sign OF which must lead them to victory the const-
tuunal banner must still continue to wave under tho
protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
A LOUISIANA ADJUSTMENT.
MIR. wARMOTH PROPOSES COMPROMISE LEGisiA-
TUEE AND DECLARATION IS TO WHO Is
GOVERNOR BY THEM.

MIR. wARMOrH PROPOSES A COMPROMISE LEGIsiA-
TIRE AND DECLARATION As TO WHO Is
GoyEBNOR BY THEM
[BY TELEGRAPH TO HE TRIBUSE.)
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-EX-G0y. Warmoth OF
Louisiana at the request Of the President has sub
mitted written statement OF his views as to iho
proper method of adjusting the troubles III Louisiana
nc Legislature is made the sole judge o. the cleo
ton and qualifications Of its own members. J. is
grayely doubted by the best lawyers Of both parties
in Louisiana whether the Returning Board, which
by law is made the canyassing authority in all cleo
tions in the State has authority under the Consttu
tiop TO pass upon the returns far they relate to
members OF the Legislature The Warnoth plan
admits the right Of the Returning Board TO do
this As to the seats i'll contest, Mr. Wmmo;h
proposes that the members of both branches
of the Legislature whose seats arc Uncontrolled shall
meet and pass upon the three contested places, IRE
spectiyc of the action of the Returning Boald. The
two houses shall meet in joint convention, canvass
the rcturDs count and declare the vote for Coy
ernor On this arrangement. irrespective OF the
contested seats. the Senate would contain about 20
Democrats 20 16 Republicans, and the House %
Republicans TO IS Democrats, with an approximate
Republican majority Of II on joint ballot OF these
II there are more than seven Republicans, more
than enough to turn the election. who not par
ticularly friendly to the Packard Government, and
who. independent of partisanshp, could be relied
upon 10 secure a fair count. The balance OF power
i'm the Joint convention as constituted would be I'M
der fine control of men whose interests are entirely
deDepdent upon the peace and prosperity OF the
State.
This adjustment is not based upon any bargain OF
agreement as to what persons should be elected SEN
otor. from the Nichols Legislature III order To
secure the recognition OF that Government; and ii
is the ONLY adjustment which Mr.. WarmOth thinks
lcgal and constitutional. la the - nate there are
only three contested seats. The NarmOth Rpubli-
cans are opposed to the Withdrawal Of the troops
from the State House till adjustment is made
mon some such basis. The representatives Oh tins
side Of the Louisiana case are confident to-iiight
that the troops will not be withdrawn until such al
adjustment has been reached.
Everybody else. however, believes there VIII he
no great delay in withdrawing the troops. They
think that the Cabinet will take up the question Oh
Monday OF Tuesday, and that commission III an
unofficial capacity, consisting Of Nlce-Presidtnt
Wheeler Mr. Foster of ONO, and possibly Stanley
Matthews aud some Others will go TO New Orleans
TO endcayor TO bring about compromise based upon
the reorganization of the Legislature and canvass OF
the vote for Governor by it, Anything less II is as
serted, would be a trade aud barter dsgraeetul to
the Government which could not be considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN Francisco, March 1S.-The Pacific Mail
steamer Cry Of Pekng which arrived here to-day brings
the following ncws under date Of Hong Kong Feb ID,
and Shanghai Feb TO- Several victories by the north.
western army Of Gen TsO the trOo OF Yakus are
reported and IL Is said he has captured the town Of
Manas Now advances declared 10 be In immediate
contemplation. In japan public attention has been
chiefly directed to the progress OF the nsuTecon the
Province of satsunla. This movement has spread
in many directions. aud has called for extraordinary
measures OF suppression by the Government Up this
time however few authentic details made public Tho
actual OF the outbreak unknown. The Insurgents
are believed TO be mostly young men OF the sansuri
gentry class who dissatisfied with the condition OF
comparative obscury in which the great social and po
cal changes have left them Their number Is yarously
estimated from 5000 10 10000 IL Is currently re-
port ed that their movements directed by the cele-
b ard statesman and SOLDIER saigo elder brother OF tho
recent Commissioner to the Philadelphia Exbi-
btiOn. OF this rumOr, though confidently re-
ported all sides, no positive proof Il
given. II appears. however, that tho Govern
cnt Is dspleased with his failure u make exertions
toward preventing the Instruction orders
issued deprying him OF tho rank he has hitherto held
patriotism and loyalty has hitherto been unquestioned
Is true Ito has Joined the Insurgents his dis
affection will add much difficulty 10 the task Of subuga-
ton The younger sago actively serving the Govern
ment IN his post Of Westminster Of Wafs
IL IL alleged that the American Consul at Kubc
Emperor. The American residents have been greatly
disturbed by the affair.
Tho famine In Corea continues and there is great NOR
tally In consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
TEIFGRAPUIC NOTES.

CtycIvSArf March ls-R. NJ Shoemaker was TO-
day elected president OF the Cincinnati Hamilton ana Day ton
Railroad Company.
CINCINNATI March 1S.--Detective Officer James
White as been sentenced pententlry for ID months
Tor being mplicaed Ia election frauds
FoRTREss MONROE, March 1s.-The United States
steamship Hartford, the flagship OF The North Atlantic squad
r,n Lett The Roads Yesterday f0l Norfolk.
NrwBURYPoRr Mass. March l8.-Tbe Mcrrimac
silver Mining Company has struck yenOi gray c3p.r south
shaft the richest one yet discovered a,sayS as high
as $1,000 per ton.
MovrEFaL, March 1S.-The Liverpool Board Of
Trade Icscnded the ORDER respecting caa5an surgeons
on steamships an they low at liberty TO sign articles Oh
their Own diplomas.
ClNCINNArI, March 1s.--.Ioseph Goss was fined
500 for violating he avs 81 hTISs ~ ChIsSS ~
unul the fine Is paid
HuIsB0RoUGu BRIDGE, n. H., March 1s.-At
engaged excited political q cusson, The former struck
the several times In the lace and then drew revolver
and shot bin fatally.
CHICAGO March 1S.-One of the jury in the Sulli-
vanHanord murder trial. by name. arrested at
instance Of The STATE Attorney yesterday on charge OF
expressed formed an opinion The evdence against Inn 10
sa!G 10 DC stlOIg.
net which esabl shed IN i'so ana me
which established in 1882 were consolidated yesterday,
s,fioaG The CONF uldaed paper will be undcr the
agement Of Walsh Wright the pope'ors oi I"e COnes
ana , n'ineL
OTTAWA March lin the course Of the discus
sion on the Exradion bill Blake stated that Canada
has power under te North America aei T. MAKE % ~ sae
become law TO apply u the lmper 70 repeal
.sh on the ae BOOK x With Canadian
tion
TORONTO, March 1.-THE Court of Appeals in the
that the Agency could not be held liable for losses
sustained through their report lhe case has Dsan before INC
$780, the principle stake made II ter, case Tue
decision settles the case Ia favor 81 the Agency con.
nruing the verdict rendered ia Cincinnati IN similar
few weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
NETWORK. MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1877.

The withdrawal of troops without such an ADJUST
ment they insist would be complete surrender TO
the Nichols Government and an abandonment OF
the Republicans South.
Gov War1noth and good many OF the imInehlaie
representatives of Mr.. Nichols left Tor LOUISIANA
last night The latter are confident that the troops
are to be Withdrawn the coming week, but they
evidently have no definite information OF the pro-
posed plan of adjustment suggested by MI. War
moth Ii should be said, in explanation OF Mr.. war
moths plan, that he apparently believes that lie
could control sufficient number of the votes OF the
anti-Packard Republicans to hold the balance Oh
power in the Legislature, reconstructed as ne sns-
gests, and could thus secure his own election 10 'e
United States Senate. The Nichols Legislature II
it becomes the only de frcto body, would certainly
not select him rs one of its candidates. and the body
that recognizes Mr. Packard will also refuse to do
so. Mr.. Warmoth has therefore selfish interest IN
an adjustment such as he suggests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
AN ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT ARSON UNsUC-
CESSFCI.

4 fire broke out about Z p. m. on Friday on
the sixth floor the tenement house at No 40 ESseXs
occupied by Samuel Lppnann and lis wife. Dense
smoke poured ont Of "a bedroom window and the room
was instantly filed with fame. The quick arrival o. the
frcmcn however, enabled them to cxtnguish the flames
before III, y had done much damage. While they were
pouring water upon the fire, Lppmann rushed into the
room apparently in great distress OF mind, e1cainng
that he was ruined and all his property was destroyed
He cried and wrung his hands and even tore out his hair
This was so plainly oyeracng that the iremcn were led
to xaIine the cause of the fire, only some bedding
and part of the bed had tccn injured They discovered
that the bed clothing saturated with oil and tLat
amp lad placed upon the bed but IT had no top ana
was plainly LAID there for the sake OF appearances.
IippInann and his wife absent hen the fire broke
out thew occupied only three rooms and the furniture
in them 1T tine most not worth more than 700 On
This prIuann had obtained an Insurance OF 81 900 In the
Continental Fire Insurance Company. The building was
illcd with poor families, whO II the fire had not been 80
prmpty extngui.hcd, would have been in great dan
ger. Lippnanm immediately arrested and locked up
tnc Edrdge Street Police station. saturday morning
he was taken the Essex Market Court aud remaude
to await the result OF the inyestigaon.of Fire Mars"
Gbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
GEN. GRANTS TOUR.
TO BF Is EUROPE TWO IEARs-A DESIRE 10 TRAVEL
ATEIY.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBusE.l

[BT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TGIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-l;cn. and Mrs. Grant
will leave Washington during the present week for
a visit 10 the West. Accompanied by their youngest
son. now in college, they will sail for Europe in May.
They expect 70 be absent from the country at least
two years and il is Gen. Grants desire 10 travel
rs any other private citizen Of the United States,
without public demonstrations by the government
authorities of the countries he will visit. lie recalls
the embarrassment OF Franklin Pierce during his
tour abroad after the expiration of Ills Presidential
term. After profusion of public attentions he al
last found refuge in secluded village III the Swiss
mountains, where he enjoyed himself for abOu!
three days before his identity discovered. Then
the people turned ont massc and gave him 50
cordial reception that lie wa, again forced Ia
move along Gen. Grant desires to avoid this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19

the duties at the White House which Marshal Sharp
has discharged but will expect him simply to attend
to the ordinary and legal duties of his office.
Mr. Douglass will be somewhat embarrassed by
the resignation of Deputy Marshal Philips who has
held the position for q quarter of century, and by
his familiarity with its duties and his efficiency III
performing them he has made the position OF Mr..
Douglass's predecessors q comparatively easy one.
Mr. Douglass will probably offer the deputy marshal
ship TO some white lawyer of the District of recog-
nized ability. Such appointment will not only be
necessary in order to secure all intelligent and
efficient administration of the Office but it will re-
move in great the of the opposition to
Mr.. Douglass's appointment, which has been so out
spoken. Mr.. Douglass will have no difficulty In
qualifying for the place. Columbus Alexander and
other wealthy Democrats have already offered to
sign his bond.
TIE NAMES OF SOME OF THE PATRIOTIC DEMOCRATS.
IGEHERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON. March 1S.-ln the executive ses-
sion yesterday Senator Conhling made the principal
speech In favor of the confirmation of Mr. Douglass,
and Senator Whyte was the most prominent OF the
few speakers against it. Messrs Gordon Hill, Beck,
and Garland, with two other Democrats,
voted for his confirmation. Ii is understood that blr.
Lamar who was absent on account Of illness, would
also have voted for it had he been present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.
IoNnoY. SATURDAY. March II.


Bc,rs Life in London, in Its issue to-day,
commenting the University boat race, which takes
place next Saturday the Thames says IL believes that
oxford will win an opinion which it says Is confirmed
by the verdict OF OF the rowing men at Putney.
Lana aud Water states that the odds on Oxford are
Justified as they have shown the best pace but Cam
brise can improve much. 3he Sporting gazette says:
"Practical Oarsmcn nj Putney almost unanimously 20
for Cambridge oxford strong, but so are Cam
bridge and 10 this be added the fact that Cam
bridge displays far better style" For these The
G.ffts expects Ia Cambridge win somewhat easily.
me Sportsman expects oxford to win With ease, aud
with lon ger odds laid them than any for
years T!e betting is now To l IN favor of oxford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
TIE BRIsTOW MULES CASE.

II Is sUMMARILY DISMISSED by JUDGE CART III.
lBr TILEGRAPH 10 TIE rHIBCSEl
WAsHIYGTON, March 1S.-A small portion Oi The
gang VINO have long been pursuing Gen. Bristow
came to gIief in the Supreme Court of this District
yesterday. As a sequel to the mule case which was
made up by some claim agents and detectives. and
sprung in Con gress year ago for political effect. "a
civil suit was instituted against Gen. Brstow in the
District Court here. IL prepared by the part
ners of certain claims lawyers here whose cases,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
WASHINGTON.
THE END OF THE SPECIAL SESSION.

Mr. DOUGLASS CONFIRMED BY SOUTHERN VOTES
THE ANTI-HAYEs FACnoN-No. SHADOW ON Mr.
CoNANT-GEN. GRANT.
The special session of the Senate was adj
journed sine die on Saturday. The nominal
ton of Frederick Douglass was debated ear
nestly in executive session. Patriotic speeches
were made, and many Democrats helped con-
firm him. Mr.. WaldrOn's nomination for Dis
trict-Attorney at Memphis was defeated. Com
plicity in the Treasury interest frauds is not
imputed to Mr.. Conant. On the contrary
compliments are paid him for his service III
the department. Gen. Grant will 60 West
this week. and in May will go abroad for two
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
4 SUPPOSED INCENDIARY FIRE.

The two-story unOccupled frame house at
Nuctv-hfh-st and Riverside drive belonging TO Martin
Ray of No AS West Fifty fifth ST., destroyed by fire
loto on saturday night The loss was abou. So 900 The
nie ia supposed to have been caused by an incendiay
yho cscyled detection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
TIE FIRE RECORD.
BOILER WORKS BURNED N PIrTSBUEGH-Losa
$4,000.


PITTSBURGH, Penn, March 1S.-A fire early
this morning destroyed the Fort Pitt Boiler Works OF d.
W C. Carroll & Goa cOruor Of Sccoudayc. and Shortest
Ia,s 81 10 600 insurance. sos 600. Wilson. snyder e
Co, iron ard brass founders and pipe Gtters, lose
$1,000; insurance, $4,000. Mansfield IL Coz brass
nuisheTs lose $50 $50 fully insured. McSsgs. Carroll
CO. have secured another yard, and will resume work in
q few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
A MILL BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 18Th. N. Ash
mores Touring mills, with their contents, at Charleston
H. were burned last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
MIR. DOUGLASS CONFIRMED.

, A REMARKABLE DEBATE IN THE sENATE-PATRIoT-
IsM OF SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS sTnKNGLY DIS
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PORTE AND THE POWERS.

GEN. IGNATIEFF ~ LoNDON-RAPID PROGRESS Oh
THE NEGoTLATfoNs-DIsAFFEc IN GAMBIA