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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Kpiet erboet or Kemble from Now Yo~k
14tb inst. 10 A Moulton-2d dis g
Brit 8 eamship Abdel. Jones. irm Liverpool, via
West lrdies. to A Miller &e0--4tf dis
Ship Pleiadea, Chase. 40 days from Hayre. to Ocean
Zerega &co-~Point
Ger sbip Hermann, Bambncb, Is days from Bremen,
10 ster--Ist. is
Ship j A Them on Thomson, 90 days from Belfast,
to DE, an, Zeraga &co-3d DIS
Nor bark Brsato. Petersen, fun Liverpool, March L.
to Ocean. Zsresa &co-Gretnt
Span bark Mar q Louisa Visn0, days from Havana.
10 Aveudano Bros-P tut
schr g, Seaey, Royal. from Galveston, to Kelly
81 dis
Schr Lazy Woodbury., Woodbury. days FIN Ruatan
toJ Mache ID Pic Ter
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Charged with Arson.

Willie Burk, Nick Traling. Dsn'l Sushlsnd and
Fidel L Der were arrested in Gretps, and lodged
in the Eighth Substatiop, charged, from iofoi M
alton received. with srsun. Tho police have
reason TO b lieve that these men were Inn Ii
GATED in the large FIRE that occurred n that Little
burg on the 9th inst.
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8 emit ncforc Che superlor Criminal Court

BtHI BtIOFe tHt SuVSFIVr Vrf"1H"f OV"s1.
The case OF the State vs.. Slippery Oonners,
depoe on the night Of tho 3D. OF April was yes
terday before Judge X enpeter on preliminary
examination. After an exhaustive evidence 10
he premises, the accused was sent before the
superior Criminal Court under $500 bonds, and
IN default OF bail, was remanded to the Parish
priaon
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TunDOsts,

MARSEILLE5-Per brig Primo--sO0 sonp
300 asses verm0uth A Coutnrie--200 do $50 baskets
oil A Giraud--4 Gates do Bios ham q Moole-lU0 cke
win ID Fatio &eo--15 do Gelpi Vipsca---l2 Gases
cigarette paper Puig Corral &ee-4 CHS earthen ware
lot DO IS Jars M Dit ioh-5O cases soap Larue &eo
500 baskefs oil A Lanata-1000 do case plants So
cks wine 1854 Or do "a eighth order-590 esses YER
mouth 100 cases niue cat wine u Marinoni
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aTEAMHDATs,

sTEAMBOATs.
Mary ida. Ruiz from Upper Coast
Blue Wing No 3, ComstOok. t'om Plsquemine
Martha, Bassstt, from Lower Coat.
Wsloon, IoBouChol. from Lower C0sSt.
Bertha Broad from Washington
Emma. Canton from Lower Coast
w j Behan VII i.spo, f. ON MiDdsn
Natchez, Lenthers, from ViGBsburg.
Assump ion. Dalferss from Latuei Valley
Isabel, U'Pry, from Lower Coast
Eva Ransom, from Upper Coast
Rice Farmer, Sharp from Lo ner Coast
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INNOVATIONS.

Larceny-Michael venito. Octavis Wayne, D
Dorsey, VIM. bowman, Caroline Youag, Y. Wash
Assault by wiafully shooting at-Fred Hart.
Assault and battery-Mrs. Re!Dhars.
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vTCR 4 HfJ Fgaa

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves 1 FoRy E vfdStg6f !; 2 1stouyx
Pa ~ ~, Bend q. End interfnsdiaia
ssonF. n. LEE,
WIN. gaupbell. MUSTER.
leaves ~ above, connegiine af .'yietshure with
or. Deer Creek aud Srallahatebie' 's'' s1'a
d., f fli4k / f, 4 WoRK .yoo,.
Monroe and eli Stations on ViaEsitsfg. 5Irsssss.
". b BGodkTrtT, Agent. "a Afeesylrs.t.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
n 9s.1 Fol sssl 2Rno Gof2 id Il
slliEsagasaSks.tE vieksburg and the Bends-The fns
s~~s""7~~" aud fast Uasssuesf tH,45a.a
FRANK PARGOup.
H. NJ White. master. q Holmes. clerk
with the 'Psrisot Line Tor ali sol dts On Ya1no
ano Tallahatehie riyers. For freight Or passs "a
yAwwN1,5 \ WORK.
r,, .,,,. BhOCKETT d CARTER.
MONROE sna s ss 81 a On 70 a as1.
port and Texas RAILROAD. .Also to all points on
Ar mSss ana flhe fia Xxi fasa GARTER
SATURDAY vlSE aY 81 N ~ N, UNirED srATnB
Leaves s ssst7Ei dfkgHRa1 b x BENIN.
ahgsHsSH!t,E Natohez and oil intermediates land.
tngs-The passenger packet
Natohos,
r. P. feathers master. J. r. Muse. clerk
connecting at Viekshurg with the PHrisot JAua
for Yagoo, Tallahatchie and Sundower ri98rH.
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
ST. Louis.
For freight Or passage apply on board. or vi
JANNEY b WUHA. ioG Common street
HITE 81 CAHLTN. a Tchouuit0ulas gE
mac
Through Bills OF Lading given to Trenton
Monroe and all Stations on Vtoksbtlrg Shrogu
port and Texas Railroad,
w. y. BItOCKETr. Accent. % EIagazine q
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APPALACHICOLA-Per scbr Minnie fray---3i
bbls -four ibis whisky bbls sugar sacks codoe
sacks 1875 pkgs sundri
HAVRE-Per bark Anuio BurIill-jsA2 bales cot
ton 5000 pcs slaves
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superior Criminal Court.
CONVICTED.

Murder-etate We. Dsn Shay, indicted March
IL. for the murder OF Officer John McDonough,
nc the Contra, Station, February 4, 1877. For the
state ATTORNEY General Ogden; tor the defense,
John p. smith. ESQ. ami j. N. Hagins, Esq.
Guilty, without capital punishment.
First District Court.
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BURNErr's FLAvoHlFa ExTnAoTs-Are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, oonfectioners,
grocers aud the frat families IN the country.
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Frank a. Lao Co, he. 81 Common sireel
"A 4 q hnr Ioe,sIatiyo warrants y she higheel
marhet pr1oas. 10 them befoee SELLING.
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In GOOD old times importAtions OF Piper-Heid
seick one year reached $500 baskets.
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ouACHIrA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATIoN COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
ssmi- Weekly OuacHita City Packet.
Leaves every WEDNEST,AY ut s D. M.
- FOR OUACHITA CITY. TREH-
lsIhATtRton. Monroe and all way landings
49, aafHaH The stesmer
JOHN n. HANNA,
I'm place of Ouachta Belief
J. w. Blanks, muster, Joe Holmes. clerk,
Will leave regularly rs above. For freight or
passage apply on board, or 70
Capt y. A. BLANKS, President,
No. q Canal street corner Delta.
HITE d CALM, BRITTON d EPPLER.
JAfNEY IL WORK, LORD h McPEsKE. AR'ts.
?. s.-Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. fefi tt
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ExDOr.a.

der ship Constantis Kuhlen, Al days from Bremen.
toE II StJckmeJer Eeo
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brit bark Annie Burrill, Sanders, for Havrs--
Norton b. u
sohr Minnie Gray. Gregorio, Tor Appai aehicola-
Master
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STEAMBOATS,.
ONO RIVER.

REGULAR GJF GEI..g t2cE VI AND
Leaves on SATURDAY 21st inst. at y. M.
%.s n vile. Evansville, Henderson.
tssssYAknSsg thawneetown. Paducah. Cairo,
as.sszEsfs.sfsHa Menu his and all intermediate
points. Ihe passenger steamer
A. q. DoNNAaLY,
Henry U. Hart, master, Ed Uonnally clerk.
will leave ls tbove. For freight or passage
WAYNE b Williams. LOG aravier street.
REGULAR uINCtNNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
REV. OR4EANs PACKET.
Leaves on MONDAY. April %. ut 8 y. N.
IT. b. =, FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
Aassssllsskk Evansville, Hende son, hawnee-
"s'"."'~~ town. Paducah, Cairo, Memphis and
oil intermediate pnnts-The passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN,
w. y. Miller. master. Jno. f. Jones. clerk.
Will leave ms above For freight or pas ago ap-
ply on board. or to WAYNE q WILLIAMS.
100 Gravier street.
N. ia plan of the cabin can be seen and
statefoome. engaged by applying ut the office of
Wayne q Williams. nnt2
REGULAR INV sWsSE 1IEhNs f hHS0SktEErf.AA AM
Ses o Fd ~ c rin 4 Ef' L EoUi5v1hLE
&c., 49, nj Evansville Henderson. Shawnee
ss<s"ass-@aa' town. Padueah. Cairo MsmphIs Hnd
all intermediate poin's--The passenger steamer
u. y. sCHENCK,
J. L. Carter. MASTER. Dick Burns. CLERK.
will leave as above. For freight or pasaage ap-
plv on board. or to WAYNE h WILLIAMS.
ap2t LOG Gravier street.
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Covfngtsn@@-psr s6hr r nj Pippo---t bale eottol
Warren Atkinson co. go SKIS peas Sherek II Bsfek
son--26 do IA bhis ter 500 bbls sand order
TehefnnetR Mver-Per sohr Dario and Dafia@GD
BIB sand order
Blind Kiver-Per sehr join, ie--te. 900 slaves 500
81 phoards 10 cords wood mastsr
Blind Rver-Psr schr Clement ne-25 cords WOO
master
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MARINE NE VS..


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April 81, 1877.
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EEcE1pTs AT THE ON nAsIN

NEUHIF 10 AZ The UED HA5IN.
bayou Laeombe-~Psr schr Josephine No 2--16.0so
feet l1mBer oder
Bayou Laeombe--Per sohr Cameile--l60op bricks
order
Bayou Bacombe--Per schr Modsste--1s 600 broke
order
Tangipahoa-Per schr Pippe. so cords wood mast
Pass MAnohac-Psr sehr Alciope---3. otrds wood
master
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UPPER COAsT-Per steamer Eva@j6 sacks rough
Tics N j Chapsky--stindrt.s to order
LuWEH CUAST~--Per steamer Rice Farmer
snnds les 10 order
LOWER COAST-Psr steamer Isabel-Ee mani.
fest--50 btls molasses Coz signee unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
PRESIDENT HAYESs PROMISE.

70 the EdItOr OF The TTt6Hhe
SIR: Permit an Old friend ard patron OK
THE TRmrNE % say that have voted for ali the "hi;
candidates for President from Harrison IN 1886 to o,'
in $50 and for Republican nominees since the o. s.It
zion OF the PARTY from Fremont in 1896 to CRAM IL i'N'
In ST2 gave my vote to the Founder on ~ IlBiSH
cordially Suoporicd Prcsilrnt Hayes. believing thaf no
would carry out the principles enuneiaTu Az icluaU
and That he patriotic sentiments Contained III RS lgcF
Of cs ,youd be The Guide OF his public conduct
This promise has been mad and iu!y believe Tat
President HAYES feels as Mr. Lincoln Itlt wh'n be
i,,,cr,d tinan emo1ble words Tae promise has
nInle and must BE- kept" Thus far ho Pr 'den LAS IA
m his nets gyen uro0f Of the sincerity ~ h5 utCrn'e
aud odrioc Republicans all over tie country rel ne,
fhat better day near, and that they LOOK forward
with latin, hop 20, AnO confidence. l. S"AlLE'
H0pc ~ d., March 81, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
RECORD OF THE ELECTORAL COUNT.


SIR: During the progress of the argument
before the Electoral Commission was unable TO pro-
cure satisfactory reports Of the various arguments OF
counsel and partly for that reason omitted properly ID
consider the questions raised and the proceedings had
before that body. | presumed however, that all tho
proceedings at least the various arguments would DO
published in convenient book or pamphlet form You
VIII greatly oDllge, not only myself but many others
whom personally know, by stating in your columns
whether any such publication has been Or VIII be made,
or by informing where tho best reports OF the afSu
mrnts then made can be found. A. II. l.
Mobile, AIN. March 27. 1877.
[The official proceedings of the Electoral Commits
sion have just been issued from the Governments
Printing Office. This publication and the last edi-
ton of The TRIBUNE ALMANAC Will furnish our
correspondent comprehensive account Of the pro-
ceedings connected with the counting Of tho
electoral votes. The Government publication VIII
give him only the proceedings before the Commits
sion, but in THG ALMANAC he will find a connected
record Of the action of that body and OF the count
BY Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
NEW RAILWAY RATES.
PASSENGER TICKETS ADVANCED.
RAISING THE PRICES OF THE THROUGH LIMITED
CLASS,


RAISING THE PRICES OF THE THROUGH LIMITED
CLASS.
The general passenger agents OF the truiuN
lines held meeting yesterday afternoon at which the
question Of advancing the rates the class OF ckc
known as the Through limited " was discussed Inc
railroads represented the New-York CehtIa ana
Hudson River the Erie the Pennsylvania ana the bat
more and Ohio At the meeting OF the general passenger
agents at ST. Louis early in March, schedule OF rates
for this class Of tickets decided upon subject To con-
rmation by presidents of the respective raroaus
william H. Vanderbilt opposed the proposed advance
"Through limited tickets" sold at lower rate IMAM
those OF the unlimited class because they are good Only
for tho actual time consumed in making the TRIP 'e
passenger should stop oyer for train ut any pont e
would have to pay difference between the price OF
through limited ticket" and an ordinary ticket Inc
limited tickets have become popular and are usually
purchased by business men.
In urging the advance the rates yesterday some OF
the agents declared the difference between the rates
OF the unlimited and the limited class OF through tickets
was greater should be- After several hours OF
earnest discussion it agreed to adopt the ST. LOUIS
scbetue the advance take effect on Monday IL WAS
stated al the meeting that Mr. Vanderbilt had "lth-
drawn his objections. Following are the rates hom
City the limited class of through tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

70 the razor Of The tFt6nne.
SIR: The applicants for the position of Com
missioner OF Agriculture, which Should be filed ~ m
early day. are 50 numerous that there duplicates IN
some Of the States What is wanted IS not sate bat
National car ddatc one WHO knows by life ot inyfsi
gnfn ana observation the soils. climates, iasoucrt,
pccunrcs al rural industries. practical methods ana
aciutl wants OF all sections such man is Mr. DodSe
,rc statisticln, who has lived IN the East S"aih nl
West aud knows personally nearly every ste ana iSit
tory " the Union. Ii is suggestive iact tnit ihc
of these local candidates openly advocate thr GAINS ~
a. ~, as lie next choice. In fact bat Tor Stits
urde he would De the first and nearly u1aalous cheo
of progressive agl uiUr,tts throu%h9ut thc tOhFf
81 str,ro,cr r. mr. found Ia representative i' OF 81
stctios OF the -agncnltdrai eIitnt eA'euse
ms of stale cards OF Agriculture. ct Ste sv.4ei!r,
ic.itnral college, Industrial organizations, cotton eN-
changes etc. ... ....,, H. ,.o-l. M,
onesec, ers and especially 10 avoid lue ltli M '-'
al = ,otra appointment, Tor no aponiIeh' p nee y
ov ony urOlot0u, and one mat y VI ne irr"sh "a ~
nj ing exponent OF the civil service id-I. 81 'o Ai'-
l'ti', ioi ~ ~ !, ,,',,itiri.l b. p,rt.ncuL ID.
kcir- York, Apnl ,, 1871
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ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. n. y. Friday April u. lsH'
A Washington dispatch having stated that Addison
Low of tis city Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats, In
the Southern District OF NewYork had been removed on
publising denial By Secretary BrisOw dated Deem
bF1S75.
The State banks will be interested in act just passed
(Which pernits them TO deposit United States New
York State stocks bearing interest as low as io per cent
In the Bank Department Hitherto banks nave been re-
Qured TO deposit stocks bearing "' least per cent
Tn House Committee Oh Cities will Tuesday after
noon next give q hearing Purdy's NeS-York Gas
~ bill.
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TIE SWORD OF GEN. PMCKNEY.

no Ine h nor oI Inc IFtOHNe.
SIR: About IA year ago notice was pub
I.e III the papers Charleston and Baltimore. siain;
tnat Leut H. j. ngcrsoli OF the I'm Michigan Ch'auy
Zen Thorn Piucsney which fell into biz hands drrrSs
me late war anu ~ was ready q restore 10 the
,tdfther1 since tho publication oi tiiS notice nave
i,rc many pndtayOrs TO set into commitment u Wiz
Lrat Ingcrs0l, but far my efforts hnyo no'n un,us
nm yonr widely circulated Journal, whcG ca cgiahS 10 w
attention viii give him my address and "ong. ,"v'
sc:iher. - blto'"' '''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
TIE PRE- RECORD.
LARGE FIRE AT LYNN, MASS.

BosTOY, April Ga fire in Lynn this morn
ing started in G. C. swcctzes factory, at Centraayc
and Oxfordst and rapidly spread destroying Swcc'zrs
Block aud the shoe factory Of l.. F. Bancroft These
buildings had several occupants. Following is correct
list of losses ana insurance. Mcssrs. Sweezer Bros,
building $23 600, insurance $4,000; c. 5. Swcczer
& Co.. $4,000, insurance S2s5O0; +. F. Tyler. $1,000,
insurance; BOynton Bancroft, $4,000, insured; O..
H. Whpple, shoc-stitchcr, $4,000, insurance $1,000;
Bancroft d Co., $4,000, partially inSured JOSIAH W.
Heal. grocer $1,000, insured. several rcmen Sc
vcrey injured The fire throws 100 persons cut Of
DlOyncut
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"WHO FIRST NOMINATED IAiEST
A REMARK THAT BENJAMIN +. WADE DROPPED !
FEBRUARY, 1875.

TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Ny attention is attracted to Mr.. }. II.
Noyess article, which appears in your Journal Of ths
date as to who first suggested Mr. Hayes Tor the P'5-
Jcncy Allow to say that, many mouths before tue
date fixed by DR. Noyos had heard Gov. Hayes nan-
Toned several times in this connection b. the brave ana
able patriot, the Hon. Benjamin T. Wade o. ONO Twas
among the friends OF judge wade who desired his ccY
zion 10 his Dncf ard believed ne should have been nO
mated by the Republican party IN 1868. -
mo friends i'm Washington, In February, 1879. among
Them uysel urged The JudCa Ia permit bls name 70 90
used in the ensuing Gubcmatorial Convention. WIN a
view 10 lis nomination for TIE Presidency IN 1915 ie
roped that he could not be induced under any cire"
stances to accept, and said Gov. Hayes was ne pr"rr
man 10 nominate and. II elected De hoped &nd D"Nei
would bc tho next President OF the Unei safes G
Baltimore, March 81, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
STRIKE OF Pennsylvania COAL MINERS

SHINE VIII
PITTSBURGH, Penn, April 6.-lhe miners OF
Connesyc, BrOatford ana aongiihe lines oi Dt"iich
roads in Fayeto County have struck for higher wages
They are getting - cents per wagon-load and now lie
nland 33 cents. They opposed TO company stores
and want their pay in cash instead of part store ORDERS
MS heretofore Throughout this region all the coal mued
is used for cook ng In the YoughiOgLeny district tho
miners are sin at work, but strike u anticipated
TEcrc VIII DO a meeting or miners AT Dioadul1 'hls
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
OTHER FIRES.

TAUNTON, Mass, April 6.-CrOcker's Block,
ON Cohaunetst was partially destroyed by fire last
night The sufferers are A. Whitley, whose lOss Is
500, Insured; Jordan Cats, $1,000, insured; and
Mr.. CULLEN, $500. reinsured
BALTIMORE, Nd, April Ga fire at Pied
mont W. Va, this morning, destroyed MoraDs bowling
alley and saloon and five dwellings The estimated los
is FROM SlU coo to $l2 900, ABOUT half OF winch Is
cred by insurance..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
4 MISTAKE IN THE NUMBER.

TO the Eduor Of The Trlbhne.
SIR: In your article in this mornings TRIB-
UsE in regard 10 gambling deus &c, notice that No.
llg FuIton-st Is reported gambling house TINS IL
mistake as own the premises and there Is 10 gsih-
hec- YORK., April u, 1877. 4 hNoN'
(rhe error was typographical one. The proper
address is No. 145 futon-st.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
WgIGur OF ArPEcrIoy-Four tons Of

A WEIGHT or. AFPECTIoS.-Four tons of
valentines hsye the Dead Letter OcO
In London from all parts OF the Kingdom and are To 10
worked into pulp before beng sold 10 the
The bulk consists of valentines which taken In
~ the persons addressed did not desire TO DO taken Ia
either.-lJudy.
AN EASY BERTHA lady advertises for q
Usefu, maid about 80, to wait on herself" There viii
be plenty OF competition. To the situation app
chns Ouiy 90 write they need not wait on the Lady
Il amy Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire which originated myst"riOusly among solnt
the desk In the center Of tie store OF Ernes
Fchnor and Baltic sts. BIO kyn, early Yesterday
morning caused 81 the stock
$3.50 the building There $500 Insurance the
goods IN the Continental Insurance Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
UoTEL BURNED AT FLUSHING

At O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out in
the large hotel building the ST. Romans Wen pIOpor v
Jacksonave. Flushing The flames spread with great
ra,idity and short time the building entirely
sumed together with several Outbdldngs The fire is
eved to have noendaIy origin. tramp has been
aTrgtel on suspicion. his person found bot'
partially filed with kerosene OIL candle aud some matches
The property was owned Jointly uu snort time 10y
Senator Prince ard John Higgins when MT Higgins became
The l0gs VIII no, id TAR short OF Tl5,OOO
The premises unOccupicd fof time past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

morning gives Moore (Republican for Mayor M
iorIty of 63i over johnson Democrao. The only
Democrat elected Moses Wilson, for Police Juige over
Walter f. Straub (sepublioan) by 81 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
upyrcAN VETERANS NOT REWARDED.

70 the Edttor or The Trtouns.
SIR: The people of the United States WISH
tot all men who have truly served their country 70
literally rewarded for IT, The veterans OF tho heNcan
war have been shsIneful neglected. and they row 20
mand the reward they truly deoorye H. W. itkbhi"
JEeksbur0, Mss March "a, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

Paterson boy was riding on his fathers
back ybon tie latter suggested that 1t Was Ia1hs'
elevated railroad "Yts, pa" said the yOungslef LIN
riding ON Il dummy"
Few nersons were April-fooled this year. ex-
cent those who passed the Contribution plates-i"Vse~
VOL Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
A NEW COMET.

WASHINGTON, April Ga comet has been
discovered Vienna. Its position - hours min
utcs right ASCENSION and l5o l6 north secnation. The
tail Is toward the north. JOSEPH HENRY
Secretary OF the Smithsonian Institution.
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uonaer of hair inyicorator called Al the

store of bald business and urged the merits Of his
saying he would guarantee Il TO that
bald spot with growth OF hair IN few weeks.
Well" said the bald man, " viii take bottle OF tho
nyigorator and II 10 pishes what you promise
will SEN you your dollar and lock OF the hair.'
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present year In China Japan South America and Russia
and other lands The receipts for March $40 on
and the entire receipts for year ending 81 were
$543,579 So. Tie volumes issued IN March were C6427
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HUDSON RIVER COMMUTATION RATES REDUCED.
In response to the many applications that
have been made q reduction OF Communication fares
the Hudson River Railroad between this city ana
POughkeepse it decided yesterday by the president
and directors 10 reduce these rates - per cent and
after May /, 1871
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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION.

CNcrNNArI, Ohio, April 6.-The official count
of the vote in the city Oh Monday was completed this