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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
PApAL AEFAIRS.
PAPAL AFFAIRS
AUSTRIA AND TIE PAPAL GUARANrEES-THE POPE
IL FAIR HEALTH.

AUSTRIA AND TIE PAPAL GUARANfEEs-THE POPE
~ FAIR HEALTH.
VIENNA. Friday, March %, 1877.
The Ncue Freie PreSsc publishes the follow
ing:
Ipon Cardinal AutoIellis death. the Emperor Of
Austria wrote to the Pope urging him not u dsvlate
from the prudent policy which An:Ont followed AFTER
the overthrow Uf the temporal power. II TINS policy was
maintained the Emperor promised the rope te il'est
sunrnrt in ease Italy should attempt TO alter the fapai
Guarantees Jaw, which Law the Catholic Powers con-
sdcred "a the King Italys title 10 the possession OF
Rome ana which King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian
uniirs cad nj the Venice interview III 1874 promised
to retain unalterCd.
LoXDoS Friday, March 23, 1877.
II Is stated that another aocution is preparing for
delivery at the Pope's Episcopal Jubilee In June
Reuters Rome telegram says the health OF the Pope
fairly satisfactory but he has lost the use or ms legs
and is carried about in chair He has received an OH
cal notification Of the intended marriage OF King Al
fopso with the daughter of the Duke dc Monpensler
PARIS, Friday, March 3D. 1877.
The LibertG has Rome telegram which says that the
Pope has suspended his receptions for three days De-
cause of ianting fits but nothing has happened to show
that his life Is in danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
THE RIVAL CABLE COMPANIES.


The following appears in Tile Timers city
article to-day:
rho Chairman OF the Direct United States Cable Com
many MIR f. H. LushinRtOn, has issued o circular an,
rronneng the resignation Of the board Ihey VIII nold
% only MI the rext annual meeting. In taking tni5
STEM the directors to he merely Yielding 10 the
80 sities If their position. The policy which they pur
@ hs hren defeated and an accord with the rival
ca,nnany will be to all appearance brought about IN
sole of them. II would seeIn however that athough
urse tner policy now at shareholders bidding Ths
~ Lat is what we Gather from the following passage IN
ircnIor Mr. Pendus's majority has altered the com
anys position by abandoning the Intention at least or
ihy rdnscn NJ Gfllung second cable, and In prefer
ano tbms consolidating and developing the original
nnIcy Of The company to form working airangement
PJ ,h ybe tnSlo American Company. The board seeing
~ aecond cable Is at present quite hopeless have re-
r,d resolution to tue effect that they would support
NJ Pendus' committee in such Il course, when tEey
I,, admit NAV also lead TO prosperous future, pro-
od lI irra difficulties could be got over and provided
atisfactnry terms could offered TO the company win
,ius regard 10 the weliestablished value OF It's
urODerty."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
PROBABLE SUICIDE OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.

Some boys playing in East Twenty eighth.
s last evening near the Morgue, old man sitting
on the string piece OF the pier. He sat there for long
time with his face buried in his hands. Suddenly there
was splash in the water and the man was gone. The
BOYS ran To the end Of the pier and found his
and nat lying the dock. Nothing however. was seen
of him until half an hour later, when william Harley,
boatman, saw his body floating on the surface OF the
He taken to the pier and was found 70 be s
delay occurred before efforts made to resuscitate
him. aud then 1t was too late lie was about 90 years
old wore black sack undercoat, black cloth vest two
pairs OF trousers heavy boots had hair and gray
sde-whskers and upon an envelope In his pocket was
written, Adam Bornesse, No Al iAyenue A, Ia the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
CONNECTION IN MEXICO.

MEXICO, March 19.-Several generals, original
MAJ reyolutionsts have resigned. The party is rapidly
disintegratng The opposition is fast consolidating
The people talk of calling Senior Lerdo back Congress
met daily for fortnight, but quorum was unobtana'
Bile. the Deputies elected not coming 10 the Capital
Gen Marscal recognized Gen. Diaz, and was appointed
Governor Of Sonora. Gen Corna Is IN hish favor WIN
new revolution will probably soon occur. The American
residents hope Minister Foster VIII remain IN view OF
The present condition OF the country the lower element
now holding power. The Iglesias party Is deiunet
seior LanderO has been appointed Secretary OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
flor other ship Tscs see Ninth Pa5e'

Tt0r oIhsr snip 'e0' VOC 4'"" 'N'S''
ARRIVED. ~, ,.. -
Steamship Agnes Smith, Philadelphia. with md'e .
ship D. H. Morris Of Windsor y. 81 Morris Brs% -
Feb. 49, in ballast to master Anchored al SANDY ''N
@ g. 81 GSS at as
orders. - @, AHA, .ms,e,dan
Feb. 81 ballast to Boyd Hincken. Ahohoreu IL ''H1s
BARK Johanns Marie Gerl Gusiavus Bremen 80 days
with mdse. Fuuch, Edge & Co -. ,,u.,,. - s,v.
in ballast 10 Z Tucker Had strong westerly sa's
ana che Hasa BreSsier Georgetown days
with naval Dolner, Potter Co.. vessel TO ben'oH
Ct aSss ssr mSasSs
sSr Rsindss Svad pTSve0ss for vg y Virginia
schr H. B. Diyerty, NickeTson, Providence: -.
seSr ios5 PTSydenss F%T Jsnnoa
E ss5S rGg r
sSGr 6 tun Vail Providence
SsT MAJ MaTGsSa Msn'Sp I R@yo Gan
schr Emeinc T. Bird. ALL Warren Appanaug for Philads
pf schr Isaac Borden. Baker. Fall River.
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND.
schr. Julia Cnnch (of ST. Andrewsl Maoney, from -
se6r Ella B Beard. odsl; from = St Jos9,N B.
schr g. H. Adams NieSefson from Fail River
SAILED.
for sIP o ,s, 5 sGR & Rsy
Tf P pG pG ca6ea e. TaeEs for St Thomas
MIND-sunSet, light b r.; cloudy.
RETURNED. -
Bark Stewart Mustard, hence for London March ~
cargo Of slate 2st sprung aleak ant returned ior 10
pairs will have discharge and 80 on the Dry DOCK
MEMORANDA.
BRIG ,ianz tGor) Bech from Porto ClbellO, which ar
rived Sandy Hook for orders was lowed
the city this evening.
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 23.Ceared, schr Col D. We
Race. smith, Hayden.
MOBILE Ala, March 2 Arrived. scllIs Geo. u YOUNG
Roston Adea Chase Antonio Cleared brig Florence
PoRr ROYAL, ;. C., March 23.-Arryei. schr. carrie
Woodberry, Woodberry Nayassa. Sailed schr hat'e fn
Ter. SMITH, Ut. Marys. 49,, p.,,,
CHARFsToS Marcn 23.-Sailed steamship Falcon, Baitt
more bark Aaron GOudey DObOy schT Harriet y Br00ks
Boston Cleared brig Francis john Bull River bark cupid
Liverpool .----,-,- s,.....,, f,o,,
scr. Addie Fuller Jorgensen providence q.
Elkins, Ludlam Philadelphia. Cleared, scnr George B MT
Farlaud Harrington. ST. John, " b. sailed sc!Is ~ IL ~.
wards Philadelphia A. z. Avery, Kings Ferry Fla; MARY
4. COrsoD, unknown.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. .
ANTWERP. 23--he steamship kGln, from soutn
American ports arrived here to-day. - -, =. -. ,..,
The steamship switzerland passed Flushing today Oound
for Sew.IOrk. ,.,..-.,. a.,
HhvANA March 23-The steamship Victoria (der.h
has arrived here.
The steamship Clyde. Capt. Kennedy, froL NewYork.
arrived here this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
PROF. sCHLIEMAYNs EXCAVATIONS.

LONDON, Friday, MARCH 70, Io|H
Prof schliemann last night gave an account OF MS
excavations at Mykena before the Society OF Antquares
Of London. He was cordially received A large audi
ence was present including Alfred Tennyson' Mr. uad
stone Lords Aberdeen, Houghton, and stanhope. froi
schliemann read paper his explorations at Mykens
He said he trusted he had demonstrated that Homer de-
scribed realities and not myths.
Mr. Gladstone. in supporting motion for vote Oh
thanks to the Professor said he regretted the jealousy
which German scholars exhibited regarding the brilliant
achievements of their countryman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

TRIDUNR orfiiE, March al a1m.-During the
greater part OF yesterday the barometer kept within
low range hut at the close there was considerable RISE
In the middle OF the day there marked advance OF
temperatures this gain not wholly lost at midnight.
There Is no cXccss'Cf moisture In the air.
For this city and vicinity day two Of colder wirds
and partly cloudy skies may be expected; warmer aud
clearer weather will probably follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
CIVIL SERVICE reform BACKWARD IN MASS
tHUrIlITS.


"There's just as much difference in people as
there is in folks" within ten days applied 10 inc
President for an Office. Mr.. Hayes had known him for
years and admitted that he was just the man for tho
Mace: but" said he, your wife and my wife are
cousins I'm sorry but can't appoint you" Yesterday
the Governor OF Massachusetts appointed his brothern
law John W. McKm) to an important judicial Office HIS
qualifications we do not question, but do know that
there were several who equally ut for the place
who were not Einsmen OF the Governor The two pio-
tures are In strong contrast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
sANTO DOMINGO AFFAIRS

HAVANA, March 23.-Advices from Santo
Domingo TO the 10th inst state that had been es
tablished in the Northwest. 1t appears the Haytans
are opposed to Baez, who had recommended the Aner
can annexation scheme 1t is reported that Baez was
treating for annexation Germany and not to America
Intelligent people pronounced this rumor stupid anu
absurd al ii fabricated by St Thomas merchants Ihe
tobacco crop is short the yield being oOOoo seffoncs
only half of that of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
5ueciai NoI.esa.


Choice Rooms for Onces.-Ony few LEFT, and 10 LET
at Low RATES in THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
CENTRAL SITUATION, GOOD ELEVATORS, running
tiLt after nidnight PERFECT LIGHT, BUILDING ALSO.
LUTELY FIRE PROOF, STEAM HEAT FREE
one CORNER ROOM Oh the nTst Oor. beautifully seScocd
and specially desirable for lawyers Office
Apply at the TRIBUNE COUNTIN.a -tOoA.
Cinss Ornamentng Company.
PLAIN AND COLOREp EMBOSSED GLASS,
Fer Banks, Offices vestibules Cars. and Windows
ADVERTISING SIGNS FOR EVERY BUSINESS.
Medals Marks Line Drawings and engraved
upon pain cOiOred gIass b. process.
HENRY w. LAW, Manager
1853 and 1855 Centre W. corner OF Canalst Nrw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

ing tugs has arrived, but could not commence WORK
meiaely on account OF the heavy sea, and has
of the ship. majority OF the crew remain on oosss
ship there being no danger and the life car Is readY ~
moments notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

Treasury; sefor Mats, Minister 70 Washington; senior
Riya Palacio Minister Berlin. Gems. Negrete ana
valez had personal encounter in the PALACE , IL 70
proclaim Diaz Military Dictator. renewal OF dlpio-
matte relations with France Is occupying the attention
of the Government,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
THE STRANDED SHIP WINCHESTER.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The signal OBJ
server at Cape Henry reports that the ship winchester
last night driven high up on the shore and now
lying steady without leaking to any extent hoad toward
the shore No danger 10 anticipated One Of the wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

Parkers Hair Basam is the Best and Ceanes prepare
ton ever Restoring Gray air 10 its oIgna color
life and beauty II removes Dnirun di
stops Hair falling II Is entirely haInls - anu free O
the impure ingredients that render many O'het preparations
,uf,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

II is given to few men TO realize their highest an
bon or cmbody some one q The goging atams -
great results may from persistent endeaVO Inc p~s@
gets a Toll let soap made Of the purest vegetable 0ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

Ir Won would enjoy health in It's highest excellence pro
long lie and Increase enjOymeuts paIOnHe the RUSSIAN
VAlOR BATHS No. 70 East Fourth st. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New-England and the Middle States,
rising barometer colder uorthcry 10 westerly winds.
and asiug coudness and in the northern portions
light snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
THE RINDERPEST IN ENGLAND.
IoSDOy Friday March 90, 1877

Another outbreak of the rinderpest has oc-
cnrred al Hull There has been there since March
l 3 until last night
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
THE CABLE COMPANIES NEW PLAN.

THE CABLE COMPANIES NEW PLAN.
. WORKING ARRANGEMENT TO BE MADE-CoN-
TRACTS WITH AMERICAN COMPANIES TO BE
MAINTAINED.
The following dispatch from London was re-
ceiyed in Wallst. yesterday;
LONDON, March est now seems TO be generally uil.
rtood that the cable companies VIII SHORTY enter
into working arrangement. This Will probably DE 70
divide the business of each company pIoporiiohateY
In rho number OF cables owned by cach, the
t,otes IN be made uniform, and no rebates 10
Ia aIIoyed 10 agents for soliciting business
Sa Drrct Cable Company continuing to work In e0nuee
80. vii the Atlantic and Pacific Company throughout
thr lated states under present Contract which re-
mains for some sixteen or eighteen years 10
nn,ne and the glo American Company To work IN IKE
manner IN the United States with the western Union
a"mnany IL said that liberal rates to the pubic ana
nrrss will be malntalned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

Inc rnths
riecstn mitne; white the os7ionso
The ,ercgry turag Dee
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" JnpaneS quc.o
Patents, Trndcmnriss,

Keep sells the best and chcapes, SHIRTS in the word
Also COLLARS elegant styles best quality 81 so per Oz
six for 75c. 57l Broadway. VIII remove April 10 rev
Store 623 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
Patents, Trademarks. &c.,
secured in the United states and foreign countries
ARTHUR V. BRIEsES'S PATENT AGENCY
25S Broadway, Now.IorE
BE references Send for DOpk vi

Pos.0ance Notice iorelSn mans for ie en,;nS
SATURDAY March "a 1877. will close this Office ON u ~
DAY at a. ~. Tor Europe. by steamship WYOMING. vi,
Queenstown; WEDNESDAY At $3.50 m. for Europe on
steamship Partha for Fanc1
10 DO forwarded by this steamer must specially adesse
and az $50 tor France direct by abradO vi
Havre THU RSDAI ~ ll:3Ua Europe by seamshr
Wieiand via Plymouth ChsrbourY and Hamburg; on SAf
URDAY ~ 10 a. for Europe by steamship CIV OF Bern
via Queenstown correspondents Tor Gensnv Scotland and
North Of Ireland 20 De forwarded by This steamer must n
specially addressed and at 10 m scolano and NortS
Of Ireland, by steamship Bolivia via Neville ard Glasgow
and ~ ll;3O Europe by steamship MoScl viz
southampton and Bremen The steamships Wyoming Par
tha and City Of Berlin do not take mails Denmark Swe
den. aud Norway. The mails for Nassau N P viii leave
New.York March 81 The mails for tho Indies VIA
Havana viii leave New.fOrk March 81 The Mails for Ana
&C. will leave San Francisco March 2s The mails Tor
China and japan will leave ban Francisco April z.
New.York, March 10, 1871 4. L. JAMES, Postuast>e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

PROBABLE FAILURE OF THE PRoToCoL-THE MON
TENEGRISs sTUBBoRN-TH THE CRErANs DisAF-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15
The GUNSER MURDER.
EXAMINATION or THE SUSPECTED AcccoMpt,cEs
TO TIL CRIME.

EXAMINATION or THE SUSPECTED ACccoMpL;cEs
TO TIL CRIME.
The arrest OF George Michel and Jacob Elsie by Dc.
tectivcs Corr and Zuudl, N connection with the mur
der OF John Gunsor, at East WILLIAMSBURG has rev we'd
Interest IN the tragedy. That one o. the prisoners is
In possession OF evidence which will 90 Ear toward
clearing up the mystery lie certain, aud the ofc RI
have already succeeded in placing In the hands Of
District Attorney Downing much valuable iniorma-
lion That Mr. and Mrs. Gun.cr had frequent auarr,ls
cannot be denied. the IN ala difficulty being 10 how
the business OF the place should be conducted. Mrs.
Gunser II IS alleged encouraged the presence Of quvs
tioDaule Characters BON male aud female, which was
u source o. great annoyance TO Mr Gunser, and
ye, believe that AIRS Gunser knows more than she has
yet told VI tue murder.
THIS Is borne OFT by the fac. that Adam Marta the
hrrd man wno was Sleeping on the UPPER Iuor IN tho
night OF the murder, has snce tue hndpg Of tue toro
ncrs Jury stated that he Did not like TO tell all thai c
knew about the murder, us II might make trouble Tor
him, but that u he we're made TO he would do So and
beng closely pressed said that Mrs GuDu>T nerso
had doUe the deed. Martin has not mysler0usly DIS
appeared, as reported, but ~ IN Rockand county,
working al his trade that OF carpenter The prison.
ers upon before justice Marshal at New.
town. Friday, pieaued not guilty, and at the request
Of he officers tie nearing was postponed unl ycsIer
day, when Jusice Marshall opened Court IN the Town
Hall ia Newiown village. The parics having elected 10
be examined separately, George Michel was placed at
the bar d. !. Norton appeared Tor the people, and
Frederick Hatch for the prisoner
DAMAGING EVIDENCE.
The Grs, witness sworn was Augustus schirr who
testified follows knew John j. Gunser; he lived
about Two hundred icet from inc; nave known the
prisoner. George Michel. tour years. nc resides next
door 10 Gunser; about eight days before Gunscr was
killed heard Michel say, "I'i fix the crooked leg
Gduscr; he will not run around the street much
longer
sophia Duestcr deposed :-Havc known the prisoner,
Michel, TOUR years, knew III Guuser about the same
time about twelve days before Gunser killed heard
Micnci say walt you lame. crooked leg dog. tho
dcvi took you once, lac Will take you again; no broke
your bones once, he will break them again ~
the morning alter Gunscr was killed Mrs
Michel tod she gave her husband
q fresh undershir- | knew about the shirt at The
time Of the Coroners inquest but aid not tell oil IT, as
did not wish 20 no to Court The further hcarpg
was postponed until Monday The Jail Is one OF the
the keys AM locks from all tho cell doors were stole
Mira Gunser was present during the examination with
several OF h, friends. a. was Mrs. Mche the wife OF
The Drsonor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15

THREE LITTLE cHILrILN FOUND DYING or
HUNGER ~ THE STREETS.
The Society .or the Prevention OF Cruelty Children
mad case before them yesterday which onords very
palniu ilustra on OF tho cxtromc distress lrcva
lent among he poor OF this city few days sgo
isIe ch'ldrea were founa dying from hunger GU
sIoop IN south Fiih ayenuc aud It was ascer,aincd
mat their father and mother were lying drunk
In house near by. The case discovered yesterday
was that OF three children, Margaret Boyle aud
hall years old; Catharine Boyle four years Mary
Janc Boyle seven years OF age. The poor little
lures, II seems, had no, nal a substantial meal ~
week They had nothing whatever, to eat all da, ,cs
ierd,y, and tue day previous the only food they
able ~ get vas "A piece OF mouiay bread, ana IA (
they obtained late IN the evening lney were piuaU,e
objects, ana were 50 weak and eXhaus cd when ouud
mat they we're scarcely able 10 speak. he iaLrr
mother were not as IN Tho case discovered last
addicted 10 liquor lEcy are on The contrary, sober
people, willin. to worN but the father. who IL bod
carrier, has been out o cmploymont for long Time.
The children stlei mat they hal hxed abode but
sleeping whercv-f tnu, coiid get place TO Ito down
without lear oil disturbance Wnen the nights wero
hnc they slcp. open ols aud IN bad weather IN lu
her yards, he father pJng boards over them she
ter them from The rain.
TIE socicty's secretary had the poor children well
cared Tor and alter they had been gwen a good meal
were Afforded The luxury OF bath and clean hin 2
Justice Wandcll committed thom ater to the Catholic
Proieciorys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15
LOYAL SANS TUMBLE.

peculiar accident happened last evening at tho
Sectional Dry Dock at tho loot Of Rutgers street. East
River, TO tho English bark Loyal Sam, command by
Captain Rains by which the said vessel was capslzc
She was being taken at slack water on 10 the dock,
and being centred" on the keel blocks AZ this was
taking place she was In nine feet Of water The crew
OF the bark, IRON Aome unexplained negligence
failed TO lower the floats big logs of
timber either side oil the vessel. which
are used to support empty vessel. The noat
Oh the stafboard side was half out OF water wnen
suddenly the vessel carecncd over that side For
tunacly Mr. McCann, the Dock SUPER utenucnt. had
already got the Side braces out and they prevented
the Loyal SANS lang much beyond angle OF forty
i've degrees Meanwhile tae dock, whici Is floating
Que, was being lowered. Mr. Donovan, with twenty
men 10 assist him, then rugged brace with capsian
GU pier ~ which udJolns, and nnly the Uig Graf
rp hted and Heated out OF the doLk. To morn
Ing another attempt VIII be IN do To COCK her No
body was hurt. West street was crowded with thou
sauds Of people attracted by tho novel sight. The
Loyal sam arrived IN tbs port the och OF June from
Bahia, loaded with sugar.