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New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
CUTTING WESTWARD FREIGHT RATES.

"
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN AN AGREEMENT WITH HE
GRAND TRUNK-LARGE SHIPMENTS "Esl Di
THAT ROUTE.
The commissioners appointed on the part OF
the trunk lines to confer with the managers Oh the
Grand Trunk OF Canada in regard to freight rates. e'
this city in time to reach Montreal yesterday morning
II was thought possiLe. however that no meeting De-
tween them aud NJ. Hcson. the manager of tie Grand
Trunk would tahe place before evening. At late hour
Yesterday afternoon nothing had been heard from the
commissioners
Private dispatches from Boston, received last night
state that freight from Boston TO the West were
about the same yesterday that they were Oh sat
uIGay, and that shippers were hoitlhy OK
The rates at which shipments can be made
from Boston to Chicago are % cents TO 80 cents
less on rst-cass goods than from thus city, ana lo 70
cents less fOurthclas. In tins city TIE nltIcii'h
in most cases shipping by indirect routes ~ leuce
rates. waiting further developments. Inc r1t
land steamer went out again yesterday heavily oducu
vita goods for the Grand Trunk. II large portion oi
which for Western mcrchants Arrangements arc
making 10 place another steamer the line.
Freight agents OF the trunk lines complain that the
merchants have stopped shipping goods until the qcs-
ton is settled 1t is useless to oiiei rsduc
on In rates for the purpose Of obtaining an order sad
a prominent freight agent yesterday III were
to agree to make reduction OF o,np,a 80 pta
cent the merchants would at once concluuc
that they might be able to obtain concession OF 80 per
cent and would therefore refuse TO make contract
They prefer to wait for settlement OF the question ne
tween the trunk lines and the Grand Trunk, When, II
schedule restored they VII! all fare aise anu
II there should be u freight war, rrises VIII 20,
they believe much below concession that the trunk
lines will make at present" II is conceded by all that II
agreement is made with the Grand Trunk Tor rtslor
top OF tariff reduction from ths city 10
the West by all the trunk lines will take place I'M
Mediaely. ooo -,,. 4,
grain from Chicago NeWYOrk. AT % cents for 100
pounds, mentioned III yesterdays TRIBUNE was maze
with the New-Iork Central instead Oh Inc Lake Shore'
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
ROMAN ART AND ANTIQUITIES

The Rev. Henry G. Spaulding, of Boston,
who has prepared course Of illustrated Lectures ON
"The Art and Antiquities of Rome" has been invited nv
number of genemen-among them Drs Potter, Hitch.
cock, Bellows and Crosby, Mr.. W. c. Bryant, g. W
Curtis f. C. stedman General hi Cesnola, ID. Hunting
aud j. T. Johnston, together with Mesdames Dodge
Sherwood and CrOy-to repeat them here. The course
will include eight lectures which will be given in Chick
ering Hall on Monday and Thursday mornings, begin
ning on the 31st inst Mr. Spaudins has already given
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE NEW ANTI-TAMMANY MOVEMENT.

A meeting OF the committee having III charge
the organization Of the new AntiTamnany party the
preliminary steps toward which taken at the Bruins
wick Hotel last Friday evening, held yesterday af
ttrnoon at the oics OF John Il. ilaskien. in The
Bennett Building. There eight or ten
l9eDipeIs present, ana The subject was gcncI-
aV. discussed for All hour more. Robert
~ Mooney aching as chairman, and ex-Judge Alfred r.
Achc.l as secretary A subcommittee OF five was an
polnIeu, 10 whom was delegated authority To prepare
Nchcouc Tor fetreIehment Of at least I3 per cent IN
the puplc oiDces aud also to frame bylaws for The
government OF permanent organization. The commit
Tee VIII meet III Two weeks, when the subcommittee will
submit TcpOrt. '
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.

A number of ladies, prominent in Ncw-YOrk
society making arrangements Tor an entertainment
OIL WashugtOns birthday for ihe benefit Of an
ton which was endowed by the great patriarch himself
namely. the Washington and Lee University, OF yr
ginia There will be an amateur performance of an
original patriotic drama written by wcllknown Gen
rlenan OF this city, and it is probable that "a dra ws-
room musical entertainment Will take place private,
house Among The ladies interested III the undertaking
are Mrs John A. blk, Mrs. j.. ID. Moran. Mrs. f. L.
Cutting, Mrs. AUGUST Belmont. Mrs. John jay, Mrs.
Francis 4. Rivrs Mrs VIM. AstOr, Mrs. s. j. NJ Barlow,
Mrs. Marshall Y. KOberls and IIs. Paran SteNCns
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DELAY AND DANGER FROM THE FOG.
NSoYANCEs OF RIVER TRAvEL-CoLLIoIONS BE-
TWEEN FERRY-BOATS.

NNoYANCFs OF RIVER TRAVEL-CoLLISIONS BE-
TWEEN FERRYBOATs.
The dense fog which settled on the rivers
and city on sunday night continued throughout yescr-
day The boats on long ferries discontinued their
trips during the night and resumed them about ii
O'Clock yesterday morning, when the fog lifted suG
cieuy TO allow the pilots 10 lay their by taking
some mark at the opposite side Of the river Upt the
hour mentioned passengers by the RoOscvc-st ferry
from wlamsburgh were landed at the Graudst slip on
this side Several of the ferry's patrons neld an
inclination meeting at the Wiliiamsburgn Sip, and
demonstrated against being landed at other than
the usual slip. The HobOken ferry-boats continued
10 make their trips, but with no regularity
The railroad ferries ran with apparent regularity at iu-
terVals of quarter OF hOuri The staten Sand ferry
boats made their hourly trips. They were Obliged now
ever, T. run slower than usual Tncrc were frequent
scenes Of confusion and delay Ivy boats running into the
WRONG Sp landing their Passengers AT some per 4he
boats of the Harlem aud MOlsaria lines Gid not begin
running until after The steamer MaIydnd WIlch
left jersey City abOuI a. did not rcach the New"
Haven RAILROAD dock, at N0Ith New ORE, untll noon
UnGi O'Clock OniS one vessel was slghted OH sandy
HOOh. bat half hOu later the fog nited and disclosed
half doZ-n vessels includlng steamship 1hc log was
dense that ocean vessels allowed themselves good
amount aud kept well OF the coast About
oc the morning collision occurred between the
Fulton ierry-bOats Fulton and Union portion Of the
forward deck and the rudder oI the latter were carried
away, Crcaiiug considerable CONSERVATION among the
passCngcrs. collision also occurred between the jay
Gould, Oi The Twcuytird street ferry, and the 0DChcl
OF n0jOkcn ferry Tie latter boat lost part Oi her
guar,l-rai aud had her wheel badly c1maGed
The Norwegian bark FrederIka, from Lcith, for New
York. with cargo of SEQ tons of coal, consigned 10
Funch. Elyc Co., went ashore at WesthamptOn. J.. L.
during Sunday night III the fog. Captain William NJ F.
COMPANY have to her assistance. The vessel lies
well up the beach and a hands were landed safely.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DEATH AFTER MONTHS OF SUFFERING.
THE VICTIM OF WILLIAM II. VANDEEBlLTS FAST
DKIVI%G.

Ii will be remembered that as William III.
Vanderbilt driving his fast team along CcniIal-ayc.
near Judge smith, in November last poor labOrIng
man Of the ncghborhood namcd Matthew Riley, was
Knocked down by horses and seriously injured. The
affair was kept secret from the police for some time
after its occurrence, un; Rcys condition was reported
10 DC very critical II since learned that Mr. Van
dcfbit had his family py sicdn to attend 10 the III
jured man and had provided everything for his
comfort No other reason has been assigned
Tor aeeping the accident secret for long II
time Ilt as the mans condition seemed to have i'm
proved the matter soon forgotten. IL seems, how
ever mat his injuries of late have assumed more sc
ols form Sunday afternoon bis sufierngs were re-
neyed by death The informed Of the death
and the inquest wac appointed Tor yesterday
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

INDICTMENTS AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, Jan. 21.-Ihe Grand jury of Mer-
County to-day found bills OF Indictment against j. A.
Bcecher and Frank Patterson. OF Essex County for libel
complaint OF IL. = Lt', clerk In chanccry. N utter
ing charges against certain public officers for mafeas
ance in Olic".
j. \. Bcecher arrested capas this afternoon.
and lodged in Jail Mr. John Taylor sUbscq Icnty went
hall in the o. $500 for his appearance at court IN the
morning Patterson has left the tOwn
II il stated that j. K. FTcese L. X. Frcese. and H. c.
Frccs the principal officers Of the State savings Bank,
nave also been indicted.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE HICKsLoRD MYSTERY UNsoLvED.

No confirmation could be obtained, yester-
day OF he rumors that Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lord had
returned 10 this city At Mr.. Lords residence II was
stated positively last night, by OF Mr. Lords sons.
that nothing known the place where his father
Mrs. Hicsss residence, in West Fourteenth-st,
dpra and gloomy usual, and the negro servant
iD the basement made mechanical answers TO questions
cOncerniny his misress's return. George Do Forest
Lord O the counsel for the Lord family, stated thar
Thomas LDr, had not returned TO his knowledge, and
the papers IL the unacy proceedings had not yet been
served upon him
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
METHODIST PREACHERS ON RErKInUTioN.
LEY ILLEnEApM 10 LIE InInuAI

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 2I.-1he ministers of
the Methodist Episcopal churches, Of this city, ut their
regular weekly meeting to-day. adopted the following
resolution:
Whereas, The subject OF the proper mode OF teaching
the doctrine rctIbutiOn has been before this
for discussion, therefore
Resoired, Tha the members OF the Chicago proacli-
ers meeting Of The Methodist Episcopal Church ko
this occasion to rearm our belief In the future
punishment of the wicked, as distinguished from the
theory OF RcsiOraOnIsts the hand, aud that OF
annllilatiou the other
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

bIbemnrle Hoiel-The Hon. Elhu B. Washburne,
Of Illinois Brer00f HouS -MuTat Halseld of Ipe C"'
cnnafi Commercial, and Benjamin Cheney, OF Boston
Grand C.ufrGl Ho-Judge Joseph Potter Of the New oik
Supreme A.tgr Hone Cominodore Geor.e o.
Ransom L. = N. and W lliam q. Fargo of Buifalo ~
Ncaaar Bo,i-Judge r. w. Barley. OF Washington anu
y H. Patrick Of Omaha Gscg MI,se master H.
Snoyden and CLAYTON MacMchac Of Philadelphia, ana f.
Plomsor General Manager Of tie Pcnnsylyani kairoau
M,tT0DoLnn Hoe-COlOnel Roger Tones U y A..S uTte-
ronf ifovsr-Commander f. V. McNair u = rtdfeh-
dOn Hotcl- Robert LcnON Banks o ALBANY n,i"so' III
Uofs-Deputy Insurance superintendent John A Mccall J
Of Alb Hos BruHsrch Francis Fessenden OF tort
land Me James HOtei-IOwaId J. Reeder, of rem
syIvania -. fta .iUenus HOe-Ohver Amea OF NORM
Eagtou
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

size much reduced that the ofrcer arresten mn &
Buf there was cnaco for still further reduction Tor
upon searching him at the station house four COATS W
Ilnr textu - a a0ys fur sacquc two pairs OF u9useI'
aud two vests were found securely Yped around Nun
In the pocket of OF the found Two I sets
OF ladies' ewelry and draft for 600 payaDe 10 MI
Buckley of Market-st., Paterson, with some artccS ~
little intrinsic value Mr Buckley ws cnt Tor, anu S Gu
tcd the property as that had Deen stolen lTo ',s
dwelling on saturday night. The prisoner George Moi
rs acknowledged his quilt, aud vas taken 10 fatersoh
for trial.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

OF the system, lite power over lie
and TIE direct bearing which II has on human happiness ~
thoroughly rrcOgnZed its uses ana The danger o ONefth
ing IT. Intense mental application, ~ ny ho
excessive indulgence ot The aipcitts ant Iopensi' arc
consideration. When ne nervous system
Is denngcd. absolutely necessary To promptly seek ad
vice FROM pert Hho Tor long series OF years has ue
voted and attention 10 this studyan Whoirom
his experience and practice has learned To discover at once
the cause and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully slow seeking for the truth 81 common to the '
cxpeeuced and annoying Ia the patient who very nat
uralv wants. know without delay what Is the matter, the
81 the deangcnent the probabilities o recuperatlOn
and the time required.
II the bran has become exhausted by intense mental ap
pic alton deprvng II tho o connected thought u
can only Its strength by being properly iedan
noushed by the use of certain systemalc methods III ~
precisely with the that preside over organic
life The value of this branch oi medical practice can scarce
Oyerate for reaches marriage the pcrpetuaton OF
family names the securing Of hereditary uts and the reten
tiouu uf estates the same family.
From long aud large experience this direction. hayS
been aa To the than .ul apprecia
lion of families in .he city and naton and
much that pertain To the overexorcise OF
of the system ana Inc means OF
covering powers whether Of brsn appetite propensity or
passion.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
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FIRE on EIGHTH AVENUE.

fire occurred late last night in the cloth
ing store OF Morris Atkins at No 5s7 Elghthaye, caus-
ing damage OF ~ 900 to the stock and $500 to The
building, which fully insured. The OF the fire
nuknnMn.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
WHY HE LOOKED so FA'

very cOrpulent man was seen by Officer
O'Brcn Sunday morning, entering the place Of we'll
known receiver Of stolen goods When be out his
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

Lord de We're: "What dye make these
cigarettes WITH Brunol they're awfully good" Hon.
de We're: "W What the dOOse is that !" Hon. Bruno
Cover: Why the best Turkish hacker, OF course
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
AnnOunCemcnts.

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fuzzy refreshing and grateful in the sick room.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

PoMERoYs Elastic Rupture Belt is the best
truss without metal springs. Price 81. 7iG Broadway.
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LATEST FOREIGN Ne WS.
SULEIMAN PASHA AT DRAMA.

SULElMAN PASHA AT DRAMA.
LONDON. Tuesday, Jan. %, 1873.
The IelegrapHs Pera correspondent under
stands that sueiman Pasha with him at Drama, 1Os
bataions and 15 guns. Drama Is within thirty miles OF
Seres. 1t is near the celebrated Plain OF Phipil.
PANIC AT GALLIPOLI.
The Teiegrdphs Galpoli dispatch says "A panic pre-
walls here IN consequence OF the report that tue Rus
slams are between Uzun-KOpr and Keshan, ten Eours
march hence orders have been received from Stamboul
resist advance Troops are expected from Smyrna
and the Dardanees."
TROOPS ORDERED TO CONSTANT1NOPLE.
LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. %, 1873.
The Standards COnstantinOple dispatch, dated
Friday, January 1S. via Syra, says:
The Porte the instance Of the Sultan haa ordered al
the vayes at a distance from the seat OF war TO send
pendng the result the armistce negotiations an the
forces they can spare Consantnope by the quickest
route.
The dispatch says:
It has been decided that the Government and the
Sultan shall quit ConstantinOple soon az the Russians
reach Tchatadja, u station on the Adranope Railway
twenty-five miles from COnstannOpe.
IFor other Foreiga Neics see First Page
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

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New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

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a LOT of SECONDHAND SAFES
~ VIII be sold EAP
To close business, THIS MONTH. 80 Dey.st.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO
2lS BIRD iDWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Can. As. Noon. 49,. 30 ~, 49, Mdnght Az
Highest durnE the day ~ Lelssst AZ
Average 46, same day 1877. 25%.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DEPARTMEsT OF STATE. !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 10, 1873.
In Rnrnn RIANC

10 baron BLANC:
havc received your note OF yesterday announcing the
death Of His Majesty Victor Emanuel and tine accession
the throne OF Italy Of His Royal Hgness the Prince
OF Piedmont. You do than justice 10 the sym
pathies Of the people OF the United States In sup
posing that they Will, in common with the people
Of Italy, depore that m0urnful event. Our
grief. hOwever, viii be tempered, II not assuaged
by the expectation that during the reign OF the
ercgn those Of his predecessor which are be-
eycd. by contributing to Italian unity and strength 10
have done much 10 the ancient renOwn OF that
great country, will be perseycred ill., offer you, Baron,
a renewed assurance OF my bighcst consideration.
WILLIAM VI. EyART5.
tTelegTam.1
To MARSH, Minister. Rome.
You directed 10 convey, through The Minister for
Foreign Affairs, expression Of the Presidents con-
doence on the death OF His Majesty Victor Emanuel,
which caused deep feeling III this country and awakened
general SORROW EyARTs, Secretary.
Jam. II. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
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BOSTON.
Parker House. School So. m. ID. Parker *
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st. James Hotel-J. II. Crccker, ProprI
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Farm For Salei Brick Yard For
Salei Timber Lands
Fer SaIe!!!

NHE undersigned, DESTROYS of changing his busi-
Il ness, offers for sale at bargain, his homestead,
situated in North Bethel, q miles from the Grand
Trunk Depot at Bethel, the direct stage route to
the Lakes containing about % acres of good land,
about one-half under a high state Of cultivation,
with a fine young orchard in bearing condition.
The House is II story cottage with ELL painted and
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and suitable to accommodate IL to l5 summer board
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FOR SALE.
ESIRABLE and elegant Hotel and

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