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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
SOUTHERN POLITICS.
NOTICE TO Mr.. HAYES.

,orrsrs BY BLAINE, WADE, TowNsEND-THE
CLOUDS
IsY rEIroRkPF TO THK rRIBUSE.l
w.sHrNGToN April 12.-There are daily grow
- ;nd;cations that the President is likely to en-
'sonter very serious opposition to his Southern
-, from the acknowledgements of his own party
= ,he North. Already the coming Congress casts
-. dark shadow before it, and many are the predic-
t;oos of high party excitement in Washington
s~rng the midsummer days. The letter of Senator
po;ne pnbshed this morning is regarded as another
.o,;ce from him of stormy times to come in WASH
-s~o,on His excited declaration during the special
asn Of the Senate that he should never desert the
S~,,hern Republicans is now recalled, and it is be-
Rived that he will make an open and OF course a
,;eorous fight against the whole Southern business
Ren;amin Wade has also written letter i'll which
10 il represented to have arraigned President Hayes
and his policy with his quaint and vigorous bitter
49, of speech Martin /. Townsend OF Troy, n. y,
!. sad also to have prepared letter in opposition
10 the Presidents policy.
Tho President is undisturbed He has been
o,red Of the threatened opposition, but maintains
=, oil times his remarkable equipoise. He only says
,b,t no h confident that his policy for the best in
.srests Of the country and that he will abide by it,
he will have no controversies with any one. but
,;u occord TO all members of the Republican party
,h ,;obt IN approve OF disapprove of what he does
d IN express their opinions upon il freely. Nothing
will he permit to swerve him from his purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
THE SPECIAL COMMISSION.
long SESSIONS IN sECRET-No BARGAINS TO BE
MADE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUSE.l

MADE.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
Nyw-ORIEANs April 1.-THE Special Commission
appear to be engaged in harmonizing themselves
rather than harmonizing Louisiana. They held a
secret session last night lasting until this morn
ING. They went at it again with closed doors this
afternoon, and are again in conference this evening.
The members express their hope of reaching con-
elusion tomorrow. There are unquestionably i'm
portant differences of opinion among the members,
Int the strong desire to act a unit will probably
secure harmony finally.
One point of difference is understood to he whether
the obtaining returning board quorum by the
Nichols Legislature should be regarded as a salts
factory settlement, and the President be recon-
mended when that event occurs to withdraw the
troops. One OF two members wish to make 10
recommendation, fearing, apparently, to damage
themselves politically as Republicans at home, and
they think the Commission not called upon to
shoulder a responsibility which belongs to the Pres-
dent Since they arrived the Commission have heard
delegations from every parish in the State except
one and from every important business interest.
They appear unanimous in the conclusion that as a
practical question Gov. Packard ought not to he
sustained with troops any further.
There is very little talk of compromise tonight.
The Nichols Legislature will elect a Republican
Senator if the Commission will suggest such course,
but the Commission will have nothing TO do with
what savOrs of bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
WILL PACKARD FIGHT?
A MYSTERIOUS INITIATION BY KELLOGG-A coll
ORED RISING HINTED Al.


ORED RISING HNTED Al.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, April 12.--Ex-GOv. Kellogg of
Louisiana, who still remains in the city, is not in as great
haste to give in his allegiance to the Southern policy of
the President Mr.. Patterson The latter called
upon the President yesterday and told him that he had
made ny his mind To support the Administration
Mr. Kellogg probably waiting to what the outcome
OF the present negotiation in Louisiana is before giving
up the fight. In conversation with Star reporter to-
day he said speaking Of what he terms Gov Chamber
lains cOwariy abdcaon, "Wby do you think that II
Packard in small place like Chamberlain
he would surrenderi No. Sir. he wouldn't
Suppose now he had his headquarters in Paqueinnes
where the colored element prcdommates. Why he would
have 5000 cOlOred with white officers III the field
TO sustain him. tell you the White League there would
have enough TO do to look out for their homes. Why
every coloed in the employ Of those belonging
TO the White League has his little bottle OF coal OIL ready
for the match, and when collision occurs, IL 1t does
come the White League will not have time to be fighting
for Nichols NewOrleans, but will be needed at nome
to their property. Packard made Of stern
er than Chamberlain, and he means to defend his
title and the rights Of those who elected him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
INSURANCE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, April 12.- The Provincial Gov
eminent having imposed tax fire insurance compa-
MES doing business in the Province, and the companies
having resisted the matter was brought before court
judge Tairance to-day who decided that the Do
minion Government, having exclusive juris-
diction over insurance companies, the local
Parliament is thereby debarred III accordance with the
same principle recognized in the United sta 90, from
seeking 10 regulate privileges granted solely ny me
DOMINION Parliament to insurance companies. This
Judgment Will act as precedent the suit against the
nfe Insurance companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
OTHER FIXES.
LARGE FIRE In PATERSON.

BURNING THE HAMILTON WOODEN MlLL-IHE
LOSS ESTIMATED AT 100000.
A fire broke out in the dye-hOusc OF the
Hamilton Wooden Mil Mllst, in Paterson, N j., at
A. m Yesterday The burning chemicals running over
the ground carried the flames the main building of the
mill and the entire establishment was destroyed the
fire lasting hour. swnburnes jute mill was In
great danger, out escaped injury The Danforh Loco
motive Works caught fire but the flames were promptly
extinguished, doing little damage In the Hamilton MIL
the fire began in the dryngroom and was accidental
Little stock was saved, aud the loss Is estimated az
nearly 100000 which is insured for about 100000,
mainly in New York agencies The Hamilton Mil, which
belonged TO Solomon Bachman OF New-York, was the
Oldest mill in Paterson, and one OF the principal
woolen mills in the country At the time OF the re he
busluess was extensive aud 200 hands were employed,
ali of whom escaped without injury The loss on tne
Dauforth Locomotive Works Is estimated at S2oUO Iuly
insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION FUND.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Centennial
Board of Finance met to-day and resolved to make
application the Government for the restitution Of the
Sl500OO0, but directed lis officers to communicate with
the Treasury officials and make the payments at the
earliest periods prac ticaDc. A vote OF thanks was
passed to cOunselOrs RaWlC and williamson who had
given their legal services to the board without
lion Tie board has not received any Official notice Of
the decision OF the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH REVENUE STATEMENT.

In the House Of Commons this afternoon Sir
Stafford N)rthcote, Chancellor Of the EIchequer, pre-
sented the budget He said there an actual surplus
last year Of R443OOO The est mates for the current
year Expenditures, a7s,794OOO; revenue
$40 O2O 900 No addition to remission Of taxation
is proposed Sir Stafford Northcote said In conclusion,
the county ought 10 be satisfied with the state OF lug
finances, because ever thing was in good order anu
taxation not excessively burdensome. Resources
existed which il necessary could be called upon put
tunatcly it at the present moment 70
turn 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
OLD CHICKERING HALL DAMAGED.

A fire occurred about o'clock last evening
In old Chckering Hail. No IL East Fourteenth-st,
cupied by Ii. b. Herts Sons auctoneers. The flames
originated above the boiler connected with the elevator
and rapidly to the upper stories. Two alarms
brought strong force oi engines and men, and the
nre was soon extngushed Fl. b. Herts sons sustained
q loss OF $4,000. which partially covered by in
sranoe. James Delevan the tanitor OF the building
who occupied the third and fourth stories lost about
$500 woi Tn OF furniture. The building, which Is owned
by tAs spin ger estate, was damaged about VI 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
THE OHIO CHILD ABDUCTION.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 1.-THE police have
discovered that Booker the abductol, and boy Willie
Havens spent Sunday night at the house OF Bookers
mother i'll this city, and that they Lett early Monday
morning DoOkers mother stated that Booker stole IA
child some years ago ia Virginia, and tlat fears he
Will Kill this boy II closely pursued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
SURRENDER OF THE TRENTON PorTERs.

TRENTON, n. J April 12.-The potters'
strike ended to-day, after announcement made at
meeting OF the Operatives Union that their funds
exhausted that they in debt, aud that they could
hold out no longer. The strike OF three months du
ration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
NETWORK METH(
~

NETWORK METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
RoNDoUT, n. Y, April 1.-THE New-YOrk
Conference held its final session last evening Little
transacted the principal interest centerng
appointments The following presiding elders we're
appointed: New-York District, N. d. e. Crawford |;
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ANOTHER FATAL HOTEL FIRE.

RosEMoNT, Ont, April 12.-lienderson's Ho
tel together with all the outbuidings destroyed by
fire last night John Hare bailif aud traveller named
Iuln burned to death. The loss Is about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
ATLOCJsT VALLEY, L. I.

The dwolling-hou Of Augustus q. Cook. at Lo-
ss valley caught ne defective nue Tuesday, and
was taiy Destroyed The 5000, tae $4,000
taSusAacs on house and furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
NETWORK. FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1877

Poughkeepsie District, Deos Lull Prattsville District
John f. Gorse Ellenville District P. r. HawIhurst
Newburgh District. J. P. Hermance
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THE ST. LOUIS FIRE.
SEARCHING FOR THE DEAD.

ONLY ONE VICTIM DISCOVERED LAST EVENING
FEARS THAT MANY WERE LOsr-FIvE HUNDRED
IN THE HOUSE AT THE BREAKING OUT OF THE
MISUNDERSTANDING SCENES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

PROTESTS BY BLAINE, WADE, TowNsEND-THE
PRESIDENT UNMovED BY THR GATHERING
cIoJ'Ds,
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ARBITRATION SUGGESTED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday, April IL, 1877.
The Journal de st. Petersburg states that there is
further hope that Turkey viii accede 10 the demands Of
Europe.
The Goos declares that tho present state Of things
such leave scarcely hope OF pacific solution.
Russian occupation Of The Christian provinces Of Turkey
would be a logical consequence OF the refusal OF the
Porte 10 carry out the demands Of tie protocol Such
occupation would exclude all idea Of the ambitious de-
signs attributed Russia wh0 by intervening In behalf
the Christians would solely pursue humanitarian ends
The Turkish circular was delivered TO the Russian Gov
eminent this morning. The Russian Agency describes 1t
categorcaly refusing the demands OF tho Powers aud
putting END TO all further discussion.
VENICE. Thursday, April IL, 1877.
telegram from CcttiHjc says the Prince of Montene
gro will reject any proposals for the prOongaton Of the
arniStice.
sEMLIS, Thursday, April I2, 1877.
An antdynastic agitation has arisen in the District
of Semendiia Scryia and several arrests have been
made.
BRUSSELS, Thursday April IL, 1877.
The Independence Beige publishes @ SPECIAL dispatch
from Paris which states that the Duke Decazes French
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, arrived IN Paris OH Wednes
day, and made, In conjunction with Lord Derby final
EFFORT induce the Porte 10 send special envoy TO
Petersburg This the last chance OF preserving peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

Mr.. Munster lay dead upon the floor.
He had taken revolver, the property Of Mr. ConIoy,
from a bureau drawer, placed the muzzle III ms
mouth. and fired. From Thom's " Irish Almanac"
your correspondent learned that William Felix
Austin Munster was the son of Lord Henry Munster
of Sussex. England. He was born at Brighton III
1si9. and was in his 2Sth year at the time OF his
death. He was a graduate of both Oxford and the
London University and was Bachelor OF Law. lie
represented the MallOw District in 1872, and was
returned in 1874, serving with distinction and
credit He has made periodical visits to America
during the past three years.
Miss Kate Claxton visited the scene OF the confa-
grafton this morning to point ont the exact location
of her ROOM but there seemed to be difference OF
opinion as to the location, between her and MI Oar
ling. Her loss, she informed a reporter. would reach
about - 900, including money, jewelry, and ward
robe. A magnificent costume received from New
York few hours previous to the fire, included
in the general wreck This is her third experience
with fire within "A many months.
J. II. Morrill,. the New-York commercial travele
reported to.have lost $1,000 in jewelry, Nc.' SET
some men to work near the main entrance this morn
ing and succeeded in taking out about $6oo worth
of jewelry. lie had three barrels OF ashes, contain
ing treasure taken out and shipped by express 10 his
firm in New-York.
n. A. shackeford of New. York is ut the Lindel
House He is General Manager of the Union Car
Spring Company of New-York lie has ms leg
broken, but will recover
Mr. H. j. Clark formerly division superintendent
of the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad. to-
gether with his wife and two daughters. arc miss
ing. aud there is DO doubt Of theit being burned N
, 1877-05-24

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Qonaerfa la ~. Mai 1877.
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sur Bodybuilding:
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farbig anaeflagt ,uescn ur9eIebliden
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s. GoitisIioni wuroe inter Dem
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sbcnfaas $3.50 9eitraft, ,pessn unor.
bentlidm Setrasens anf Der @trobe.
Sbomas Sute ,puroe $40 qe5traft,
iueil iein Subrmann i1neller iiber oi.
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srlaubt.
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baber Der Yolisen gu pertbeilcn. Sie
o%nsebdnften getrdse Der 55oroerunaen
itno aut $26,225.79 aelddbt, BON oenen,
Die in Der 8anf bsponirten 6onos,
40 Yroeent, i'm 8etfase BON $40,
'490.3l ab5ablen iperoen.
, 1877-05-24

&artoffeltdfer. @stern wur.
ben uns BON benz Serrn Soiepb 8. Sill
cine Sammluns &artoheltdfer sur Yro.
be 9sbraat anb t0nnen mir 8sitsauns
baraaf a%nnebmen. benn jsoen Moraen
1piro auf ben &artoffslfelbsrn bes 6errn
Oil Elm Quart seiommeIt. Die RdIer
baben unsefdbr bas Mnisbsn oIs W9ai=
tdisr. nnr lino 1ie faum halb 10 9roB
uno ibre 6Iiiseln buntsr. Oie Ger,
wsI@s )ie auj Die g!attsr Der aartoHcI
, 1877-05-24

@ebartsta9 Der &5nigin
Uiftoria. Sic amsritanii4m Gn9.
ldnoer feiern beute in petersburg Den
@eburtstas ibrer liebsn Grau &5nisin
BON Gnglono. 0ie StraBen 5ino mil
Jobnen 9eiAmiidt. Dielen Mbeno miro
Gin Banquet nno Bali sessben.
Bon psriaieSenen Pldben. nament.
lih BON pbilaoelpbia, baden ii9 piele
Jreunoe our Jeier einsefunoen.
, 1877-05-24

unbefreitbar. @eri9tspou.
5lebsi: AIN S9rer Sbir ftebt vMusae.
5ossn." nnperi9dmtsr 2ianer! ipie ton
men Sic ii4 erfre4en, bic Obrietsit gum
Veten su baben?"
S9uloner ~Das berbitt i'd mir /;
glauben sic sttpa. i'd leg MID nit ben
&leioern in's Bette"
, 1877-05-24
@puett1pnen BON .Yrieffoffen.

goa Halten an ben 3.pei belonberen gpeo.r
~s'ge aus Sternfafen beEannr iinb' s SS|y ~
il.lo N. w.. 100 unb 600 81. 81 a"U
'a9s-9. $50 9. 81. unb s q. M. IVA"
y IN Sesertagen 600 g. SIP. y
Ste M a; Mi w9n allsa anSsrn aaaen teerSsn
boi. o''eFe aaf BEN @aduey Der araaer aba.s.
90 Gmtrtss 9tanben: SO. M. bis 6.3o.
"a ~ ~ n g0n, 1. Nprtl bic 1. NOssmbsr. son
as5o y: M. bis $3.50 81. M. G,sIs.SIrm. Nv"
sHags'9Ine cHtn BON $50. 81. bis 81 m
MICE 3 81 IaF Trs8tttslrte grisfe often BON 8 q. 81
g. z. 8on Qrtn. n m
, 1877-05-24

Gntlaien. Mnn 9laib uno ibr
'Wsann. Go1ierNaib, pelde ,pesenDlein.
clos tn Dem &aowap'iden Yroseb a,se-
ila9t, puroen seitern e;nem lanyem Syer,
b6r u11terporfen mas in Der GntlalIuna
BON Nafb Mnb Grau enoete.
, 1877-05-24

Isaen, llnb oufNihtIg 6unfcI arlb uno
baeen, nntsr Dem Mifroifop betrod,et.
o'e ifnrm BON 9iibnsreier. Ser, Oia
9ot jFbt Elm NtitteI, wsldes, tuen1 Die
pianse oanit beipr'nst. Die Sbiere i6b.
tef. Snnelbe cripart uiel Miibe.
, 1877-05-24

geri9ti9une. Die 5erreu Sra.
n'ler iIno Saaman baben nid!. ,uie oc.
tern irrtbimIi6 bemertt $4,000. ion.
perm $1,000. olsS daoensriaB augelpro.
den erboIten.