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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-tle following Is a
coriniee Inst ~ Nominations Not confirmed daring tho
extra session ~ Congress-:
r.i9 ,.qf.e 5fas,srs-H s. Sanford f'r Belgium IT, W
a.; 9.- ,,- 3 ~ ,...a-niql F. Reed FOR iiacrd
Montreal H. f. Perxotso. g. Petersburg A. L Tee trink
- Dcaus, Cooeg. epozza. ITALY Aitrel y. DlcEey
Leeds fuciI"ft robert -. KNOX. i '".l ,t ,
g5---5,S. ~ l,.'.s-i.c1ore Roosevelt Nevyors Fl
+r-1s1i IaS,eic >-B-Jil,ars; to3rr T. smith Mobile,
AI5. rh1mss d 81 Jones Arr1n"i r Ni. Inln y o. ~. p
Trln-ai,k Dl James h Joy, , La cheney H. Front}'
-lIari., i,--8 .-e. n3. - .- ,-- ,--.- ,1-,
ng t,fcfuuort nv; George Fisher afro, ll Joseph e.
Level Erlusyi De- lrt. David porter savannah Cal James
'3;','1'1l o5iT.-I Bradford Price NewYork James
4gSr. u E@ct .i John 81 s1y YeE Orleans ..,
,-r,t,. ,,-,.- g.. b. prl,t -trlrrou. Ma District.
c.ID,r..oalr r madam AC4i-s-s A. Hays oi NeF-loFE'
i sE T. Hopper si-,Cton AsenGy pasot3' y
fori Ii. idaho isaiah Light e. ean,,e Agency Nebraska
s. smue. = Fly Otoe Agency. ebrasA1i Francis tfO"n
9i'l, ~ I,t.,Ioi irree- Ronert Campbell TIA Dis
uct. AS James D. irlay ia District '.sN-' FL" 4iu
Uaed sqfer Au,r>y-Lueu- G. Northrop FOR south Car
.it.a sfat- Ns'siDIohn NJ Iunu for delaware. ".
II %.o 555 gs,i 3.s..e " Aabama
C0et stats Circuit Judge-John Baxter. OR the thth
As.crte Juste.s y Tssritrq Spgrene urt5samue D.
-Eegiae,sef Lat 0glas VIM. 81. Eur"en New-orlea1si
ro.f@a,,er- wn N Tia sey, Sag Hsrpor y. Y. WA. T..
PeIo1. WasWica, n. I Join g. Davis. Hyefhe1d n. 81,
Boz a. White Palms. N g.. Ben. r. b0nacr Hamilton,
n. s.. Cheney Anrs. O-wreo. n " WIN. T.. W1eft New
grk. ~ j. bert Davis. south Abingdon, s4- John \.
smith. Roekisnd Mass Morris ID. Wci-rslan. Nozzle, Ala
haNd O. Casey ilot 7pflngs ARK; Peter i tlei. Df9
Eapi. 4iehi lloyd ~ Stephens og,en Utah a. .".!sf
Iaue p James, Ash anu. Va. Luther Louewell. East
Brady Penn. John vs. Bed'uri, Lost Greek PENN Wu. +
Lee Pensacola, fla John H. Hayward, Hannibal Mo- David
CGieJQi he Burlfu Of Construction and Rope -s-John ".
Essbv.
Reauc SeviceW. o. simons L. c. Shepard % Ds Can
aira 20 be first hrutenaus-samue BROOKS aud ". ID.
Kooth Je second euenants Aorrssey, j., = ~
Cris.ey and Adam 80 ker.
me 1Tm-Ierbert squres. Thomas CLAY Erastus W.
maxwell Theodore Muser, WA a. Nichols aud stephen
O'C0un1r, " BE- second leutenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

Senators could have defeated Mr.. Smith by raislDg
even the most formal objection.
OTHER FAILUREs-GENERAL HARLAN CONFIRMED
GENERAL PRgss DIsPArCHl
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Among the other NOMINATIONS
which expired Tor want Of action were those OF Elhs
ham Lawrence as Collector OF Customs, New-Oii-ahsi
John Baxter United States Circuit Judge for Fith n
cult; Henry s. Sanford. Minister to Belgium ana H.
W billiard 20 Minister to Brazil. The nonih'
ton q General Harlan TO he Associate JUSTICE Oh
the Supreme Court VIII n confirmed last Thursday
and suspended on motion 70 reconsider, stands con-
Armed No action was taken on the motion y NUMBER
o. other combinations n minor Importance when were
thus suspended last Thursday were also released rom
suzpeneon today nv the na adjournment OF the session
prior 20 action the motions for reconsderIuon n
eral Harlan viii arrive here Saturday next ana Ao
ma Eat on the following Monday associate JUSTICE
OF the Supreme Court of the United states -,
The Secretary ~ the Treasury and the Attorr'y-fl
eral have in consultation to-day on question aIi
inc under the Tenure-0OficpAc m relation o. ctran
officers of Internal Revenue IN Texas and eisewhefe u
h understood that the At0rncyGenera has rcno an
opinion that The failure of tho senate m extra st-Sloh' ~
confirm the new officers appointed IN The pare oi
the old officers suspeu ded. virtually rtlhstl,es
for the time being. AID until the futlre acuDn
str1Icttons O this effect have been transmitted by the
secretary Of the Treasury some OF the officers N cues
ton. There in Virginia LOUISIANA ana Otner
Southern states which come under the ruling, DhO
thus far according the best information has Deen
practically applied only 10 the Texas cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

William Biemc, of Passaic City, n. j., disap-
rca.cd from Dis nome n5out twenty-five years ago. and
nolu- vas heard of l.n for many years. II was finally
aso,rtained that De hIaius IN Western state NV
INA. IL ia alleged. with a woman whom he mad unaw-
,.ir- Married Ilg son. VINO resides 30 Pdssaic sepa
rttad 1.m from the woman and brought him home
I.rne. who nd been very Haard EofAins
ana rr1sueruus farmer n the west, uecahie
l,.,o,,f.r- and brgIu drinking heavily 90
,if,,,r1 b,, sprrDys 4 few weeks ago he was COM
a., h,tf nj Lf..f ug but without suecrss. Last week
h- was taken suddenly On aud was attended Dl Dr an
r but he grew rapidly and died saturday nlGht
ft ' ersr.- of arsenic which he mad taken l0r tne
rrrI,oss ~ .iug h.sta. Alter his dea quantity OF
he p,iso was found ia his bedroom. His funeral was
held Yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
ELETEN LIVES LOST.
TWO PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH AND NINE PER
SONS DROWNED BY THE BURNING OF THE
STEAMER LorUs-SARRow ESCAPE OF OTHERS.
Lnz III - IN raLuLAE


SONS DROWNED BY THE BURNING OF THE
STEAMER LorUs-SARRow ESCAPE OF OTHERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH I'd THE rRmUSE.l
Ngw-ORLEASs Dec. 3.-The Lotus, with cargo
of 1871 bales Of cotton and 525 sacks of cotton
seed from Red River forNew-Oreans. having reach
ed point opposite Waterloo. discovered, by the
engineer 10 be on fire in the gangway at the aft end
of the boilers. An alarm Immediately given to
the pilot, who headed the boat TO shore; but, so
rapid was the progress Of the flames, that the
lower deck enveloped, the steampipe burst. and
the boat becoming manageable swung around
in the middle Of the river The passengers and crew
were forced To jump into the river 10 escape burn
ing. The stage-planks and iackstaf were thrown
overheard, and were the means Of saving many
lives. The steamboat Willie was fortunately within
sight coming up the river. whistle as a signal
for help, was blown by the Lotus, which
was promptly responded 10. Had it not been
for this circumstance the clerk thinks few
persons would have been saved. The weather was
extremely cold and the Willie preserved the lives Of
many who having escaped being burned, were IN
imminent danger Of being frozen or drowned. The
cook was burned 70 death while holding TO the stern
Of the boat. Peter Seagreen, deck hand, was
also burned 20 death. and Henry seper,
the chambermad, aud eight roustabouts
were drowned. There were fifteen plssenger-. not
one u whom was lost, though Mrs. Massey, OF New
Orleans, while escaping through n window over tho
wheel, was badly cut aud bruised. The books,
papers, money and United states mail were al de-
stroyed, also the entire baggage and clothing on
passengers and crew. Captain Daniels was severely
sc0rched as were most Of the saved. The clerk,
Mr.. Devinney and several others were rescued by
means of life-oats thrown overheard from the IL
lie. The Lotus was valued az $4,000 insurance
SO, 900, half Of which was New-Orleans aud the
other half IN Cincinnati companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

Michael TrunOr, captain OF the aiterguard
Of the Huron. when seen Yesterday by TRIBUNE re-
porter wa unwilling speak about tue wreck, stating
that he mad been directed by the officers not 20 say any
thing about the Disaster ult Dee had given bis evidence
AZ the Navy Departm mt, at Washington, whittier be
will proceed this afternoon He said however, that 40
tn time the vessel struck he asleep u his hammock
and was awakened by the shock One OF the men
touched him. and toll! him that the vessel Aai struck
lie ran on deck. and then, win several others.
climbed up the ladders of the mainmast, and there
he remained from 2 o'clock until IN the morn
iug Then be said. That It was not safe 10
remain on the vessel, and decided % make the
attempt 20 swim ashore The was running 70 high
thas ID whir!ed splrs and over dnd any man hold
rg on 10 one OF them g. Boz drowned. At tho
Same time that TrtinOr jumped into the sfa. Master
French also Jumped and struck ont FOR the shore Tie
tide wa lowing fast and both drlited rapidly. French
did not swim than city or sixty yards from the
shin when he sank. Lieutenant SimOns appeared on
deck with smiling and said FOB tie mef, look OUT
for Yourselves now =" aud then jumped overheard
The seamen OF the training ship Minnesota nave eaeh
subscribed one days pay, aDou 500 m an, toward a
fund be distributed among the families OF the lost
sail of the Huron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
WASHINGTON.
..-,n NEW SESSION BEGINS.


RECEIVES THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
e0N 0'.noor,Sr NOMINATIONS FAH-TRoUBLE ON
THE BORDER.
" the extra session, yesterday, about thirty
an,;rations were confirmed. The New-York
Custom House appointments and many
otbers failed even Of being reported 10
sbe Senate. General Harlan Is con-
6rmed, and will come to washington ilil
80 The Presidents Message was sent in
"a road. There is little comment thus
g lint the hard money men are ex-
sTemely pleased. General Ord reports that
varlike preparations are making In Mexico, and
another regiment Of infantry has been sent to
Texas to reinforce the troops there. A petit
ZION is in circulation asking for Ex-Governor
Packard's appointment as Collector of New
Orleans. The President will favor Constltu-
honal amendment on Woman Suffrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
NATIONALITY, HONESTY. REFORM
THE SOUTHERN PoLcY-ruE RIGHTS % rHE cot

THE SOUTHERN POLCY-rHE RIGHTS % TnE cot
oRED MEN-RKsUMTION AND coIVAGE-THE
CIVIL sERvICE-DRPAErHENr,L AFFAIRS.
The Presidents first annual Message which
was read 10 Congress yesterday, begins with
discussion Of the withdrawal ~ troops from
the South and Of the rights of colored men.
OF the former he says IL was Constitutional
duty, and Of the latter that he Is determined
10 protect the emancipated race in the enjoy
ment Of their privileges He asks the co0Dora-
ton Of all classes and races in all sections ~
the country in completing the pacifcation Of
the country.
The President says that the policy ~ re-
sumption should be pursued by every suit
able means, and that legislation should
not retard the result. He favors a limited
use Of silver but the payment 81 the
bonds in gold; and SAYS that any at
tempt 70 pay these bonds in coinage - ess
value than the money Of the world would bs
an irreparable injury to the public credit
Civil Service Reform Is discussed. The
President says he has returned 10 the original
system which imposes on the Executive
the sole selection Of sppointees. and on the
Senate the right 10 pass upon the nom
nations. An appropriation 10 enable the Civil
Service Commission to continue its labors "a
asked for.
With reference TO foreign Affairs. the Prosi-
dent advises an extension Of the German inn
migration treaty 70 all the States of the German
Empire. He says that nothing shall be- want
ing TO promote a good understanding with
Mexico. Attention ia called TO Spanish inter-
ferences with our commerce.
The accommodations Of the different de-
partments are submitted 10 the attention -
Congress. A strengthening Of the army by
recruiting the infantry and artillery companies
is favored, as also a more just and humane
policy toward the Indians. The President wiz
sanction any measure in favor Of popular cdu-
cation needed TO supplement the efforts Of
tie several States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
rrIEnRAPnIc NorFs.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Dec. g.
assembled at sacramento today.

san FRlNcIsco Cal, Dec. 3.-The Legislature
assembled at sacramento today.
PoUGHKEEP-IE, " Y. Dec. SIN the Servers
Dickinson breach Of promise suit today paiuun was non
-,. ou gTOInd that defendant not tWentY-0no
yer u 80 Wheu the contract OF marriage Was made.
PHILADELPHIA Penn. Dee. SIN the divorce suit
M Rruke at Brnke the jury yesterday returned led
verdict being opened ms ~ fnlng' was iouhh Dy
the Judge u be IN favor OF the respondents
CINCINNATI Dec. 3-Dimmit, accused Of the Cler-
r Couuty ale robbery to-day acquitted
preliminary trial usce that the independent de
te.fiVe Mora obtained the warrant for the arrest
false AID IhaT theie ~ evidence On winch
~ hold DmmIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
10y rELEGR, rH 10 THE TpIBrvgI


lBY TELEGR ,rH 10 THE TRrBrSEl
WASHINGTON. Dec ga paper was circulated
about the Senate and House to-day. requesting
the President tn appoint Ex-Governor Packard 10
the CoIector-hip Of the Port OF New Orleans. Mr..
Fffngham Lawrence, who was nominated for that
place. was not confirmed, his name not even
having been reported from the Committee
on Commerce. Mr. Lawrence was Ex-Governor
Warmoth's choice; and the close personal and bust
ness relations that exist between these two gentle
men would make the promotion Of the former the
means Of res oriug the latter TO influential posi-
ZION IT. the politics of Louisiana. Governor War
moth. who has been absent from Washing
ton for several days, but who was expected
20 return Tonight, is said TO nave asserted
that the President had promised HIN to send
Mr. Iawronce's name 10 rho Senate again II his romi-
nation was not confirmed during tie extra session.
Ex-Coveruoi Packard is reported go have -ui TO-
night that tine President b9s already offered Gim two
OF three official positions, each ot which le was
obliged 10 decline because the acceptance II them
would involve his removal from Louisiana he does
NOT desire TO t.ral. political exile. lir. IacH2i1
would uuQues,auabiy accept the Co-cctofshp VI
A4rV-t orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
THE OUTCOME OF THE SESSION
TWO I..ws-r4r ARMY ANT rHE Navy BILLS.

l4r-EfaL fiti.-7 h4-4.At-..si
WAsurxGroy. Dee. 3.-The on'y hls that became
laws ,rr.. The late extra session of Congress were
tl. army Approximation bil for the current year and
the Navy Deficiency bin. TIE b.i.a 20 rem3uctiza
silver ana IT, repeal the Resumption Act were passed
by the House and sent TO tine Senate, bat
received I'D consideration by that body. The
Paris Exposition 81. and the General Deficiency bill
were taken up and passed In the Senate, with
amendments. but thc amendments were pot acte!
on in fbe House. AL tho unfinished business viii
hold ifs place ia the next session aIior siZ Gays 5lal
f...t-4 ..lu-.f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN TAKES LAUDANCM
nnmnn orfernd the National Hotel, No. )

4 woman entered The National IIOtcI, No.
CortIans Sc about p m. Saturday, and asked FOR q
room unit. Monday morning She gave her name rs
Mrs. Pf.s1urv, and was gwen room the first floor.
sho spoke % the rcoin being cold and The chambermad
Gotta bc! Quilt Tor her and eu her. Nothing was seen
of her Sunday. The chlmoermaid went to the room
twice. but could not gct I'm. Yesterday morning not
b..u-ie .0 ser u a.1r tr Ing sey raj tines "a cham
il was t0ulI, ty locking through the window
over t.r dor tlar tIe woman was dead The
o. yer. ri-tr notice. md fre Coroner cent for.
or prt ring the .o0u tae body oi woman, about tu.r
iv-,e y.as " a-s a.. li'grl hair. Wa round on the
rr.ia. Oh o.. b.f. The lcl Ild l0f ba opened nor
f -le woman removed any or her clothing except her
gloves sac Lad also trapped tic ocdduit ahouL utr'
po..f.. which was tightly pinned, was found 81.
Trtner search revealed AN ounce bottle Wach had con-
fue. l9ud4uuul. Tho woman lad evidently taken
tle laut.uum ard chen placed tue bottle back IN her
pocket There nothing found By Wicn she could Dc
f.fsrftItf 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT srGoys.

Several members Of the Class of 81 of the
Naval Academy met at tue Lyceum in tae Brook
lyn Navy Yard yesterday, and completed the arrange
ments for the unecal OF Lieutenant Sidney A. simons,
late executive officer OF the steamer Huron. IL Il ex-
uect.d that tue body viii In Jersey city to-day.
In mat case the funeral Will take place on THURSDAY.
The escort Will assemble at the Navy Yard a. noon The
services will held Paus Church. near 5Lapleton,
49, LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
A yrGRo,s CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. SIN the United states
District Court to-day, yerdct wa rendered Tor the
defendant proprietor Of public music Dsll. IN sut
brought by coored for $500 damages for violation
., the amendments 20 the Constitution o. the United
staIes n refusing him admission to the elter.AAmth
.itLout the payment VI al eGOrDItaAt fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
TIE SCHOONER FRANK JAMESON WRECKED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The Signal Service
Observer at Wrecks reports at 2O5 >. M TO the
CHEF signal officer follows: Schooner Frank jameson,
from Rockland aoatod past station No. z. She
-ied nv tbe station crew nc IL a. m. Drifting south
very fast Has the appearance Of having been into
No ers0u on board Port side and part O deck remaus
Forsu1ast hanging ana tnating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 3.-Ihe President, tins
afternoon sent 20 tho Senate the following nominations
John b. Hawley 81 Illinois, n secretary OF
the Treasury. . 81. o. ,
Alfred T. Howard u New Hampshire, % be Collector OF
ON Oms f1i the District u Portsmouth, ". H.
Exa A. HayL of New York, 10 be Commissioner OF lnhh
Affairs
john b. Blake 10 De- Postmaster at Avoca Iowa. and MIS-
ElIen uanea u AIken. ;. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

PrrrsBrRa, Penn, Dee. 3.-At the inquest
held hs morning on the body OF Peter Jungnans taken
from IN, ganea River on saIui day u was usco'
- .lt ,. ,.,. ,yer $4,000 short ~ Of the
crnon Evangelical Protestant Church, congregation
large wealth which recently finished fne ednce. IL
s,,,,.ed at ir,t tnat deceased rad oeeu muir
r. Inn m IA nov Thought that he committed suicide
a. b mo ostou OF treasurer about seven years, ahu
80 resarded heretofore a. very honest and upright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
HOW D. A. BALDWIN ENDED HIS LIFE.

HOW d. A. BALDWIN ENDED HIS LIFE.
TIE FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE WEST WISCONSIN
RAILWAY HANGS HIMSELF N A BARN-HIs
PROBABLE INsANIrY-AN UNSATISFACTORY SET
TLEMENT WITH HIS COMPANY.
A son of Enoch Greenleaf, Of New-D Durham,
near HOboken, ~ j. man on his knees In the store
room Of the barn, Sunday afternoon and thinking him
10 be tramp, he summoned his father. Mr. Greenleai
went Immediately TO the barn. and there found a man
hanging to a beam by two white hankerchefs knotted
together and placed around his neck His hands were
found to be warm and he quickly cut down. but Lie
extinct.
Coroner Crane, OF Hoboken given notice, and on
his arrival the body placed the floor near the
door, and examined. The examination showed him to
be man o intellectual appearance about fifty years OF
age, five feet eight inches In height He had broad
forehead full round face auburn hair He well
dressed In black suit and black felt hat. On the rows
pocket in lux the date, October 27, 1877 and
the name Of HATFIELD & Co., New-York He a pair
OF small PLAIN gold cu buttons, hut nothing found
in his pockets by which TO Identify him. No in the
village knew tie stranger had him during the
day. He removed 10 Coroner Cranes morgue. Yes
teriay afternoon, Coroner Crane stated to a TRIBUNE
reporter tlat the body mad been identified by friends
but refused 70 give any further information.
The description OF the body aZreed with that Of D.
Baldwin, wellknown and wealthy resident OF city
who disappeared saturday. Judge Leonard. Georges
Clinton, Of Buffalo. Mr. Baldwins lawyer A. H. Bald
win and other friends aud relatives proceeded
that village yesterday afternoon and fully identified The
boiy.
Af. BALDWIN was formerly mo President or the West
Wisconsin Raj way Company, IN which ne heavily
' = -'" ia, ''', VI ',- 80 i-' Voii
D0uY becoming fmDir~ s5pi, Mr.. Baldwin borrowed
500 600 Of D. T. Flev o. Baltimore and Jacob Utinbert
- c,,.r,-d ", .no ~. -, -, ,, -
Oh iH MI 'he money peihS ls'I To pay inter-
est upon the bonds Of the company. To the pay
mont OF this loan Mr. Baldwin gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

Nrw-LoNDoN, Conn, Dec. 3.-WillIam Bogue'
anht empioye OF the Connecticut valley Railroad al
asyurook Point was shot. hs Fay home thls morning
by nela Of his named Mahoney and died With an
49, itoer tue influence - drink az the time Oh the
,,,,r.'a~ I'm shiCh there was 40 prOyocauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
RoRnERnEs AND MURDERS BY INDIANS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec Slogan II. Roots,
treasurer Of the Texas and California stage Company
IL in receipt Of telegram saying the number Of troops
IN Western Texas Is now so small that Indians rob and
murder with IMMUNITY. Near stockton, few days
SINCE the Indians captured coach, killed the driver
ut no the mail bags and took of the horses. The coach
yTne N left Fort Concho, last Friday attacked
md ru back 10 the station vigorously that, but for
t unck OF the driver and sp ed o the horses, would
hav, been captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
covnIrr0y on TuE VESSEL.

navy Ina. received tie following dispatch from the
wreck of tie Huron:
Examined Huron AT with divers. Find upper works
gone Both Doe hbat.d uD nearly 90 .nar dsk ,o mat
diver. could nor get BOO ward room. Nl examine for
ward RIM. afternoon TIE underow ard current is very
bld The ,H3r deck b. entirely submerged. the port 1e
being eight ,pt under wut.r M be- Obliged tD blow up
s1r deck to see f there are bods ward room. ship
seem, to be hogged ABOUT four feet lor ri. liy gun
IL place. l. d. olOhbAidl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
TIKI WREcK Of THE HURON.
FORWARDING THE DEAD FOR BURIAL

FORWARDING THE DEAD FOR BURIAL
NORFOLK, Dec. 3.-Captun Ryan's body left
Norfnlk tonight 6 o'clock by the ola Dominion Lne
whence 10 Will be taken 10 Boston in charge ~ his
brotuer-u-law. The bodies u Leu,onant smons, I'm
signs Dluner AMI L0ouis Paymaster sanders and DR..
CulDrctn were sent North this afternoon 3D. the Bay
Line steamer e, IN charge Of relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 3.-William Ihomp-
SON. or the firm Of Thompson Husse OF this city vas
FOUND dead on Coii's Dixie lhs city this morning The
cronef' iury rendered verdict Of suicide. Thompson
stabbed himself ID TIE abdomen. H. had been IN business
here Tor many years HIS brother coiAIi''eu '"'' ~
Providence two weeks $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
DEATH FROM A PISTOL SHOT

an unknown nan shot himself in Westches-
terv, uenr tie Port Morris Railroad, at $50 p H.
yesterdtv He was about foty-iye years Of age, ana
La Urhi hair mixed With grey Eith sandy mousthche
e-. and walstcoat aud OlAcG ie.t lab lie Douy was
taken 10 the MOI que.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
TIE Pill .pEIraIA RAILROAD FRAUD3.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Dec. 3.-Judge FEN
has granted temporary injunction restraining the ON
csrs VI .he West Philadelphia Passenger halfway |ou-
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pany transferring permitting the transfer etc.
their books OF any OF the Overssue OF certncaes
OF stock made by John :. Morton and others
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A PACKARD PETITION.

- MOVEMENT on FOOT ~ BEHALE OF THE Rx-GOv-
ERvoR FOR THE COLLIE ToEsHIP AT HEw-oR-