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New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
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TILE FRENCH MASQUERADE.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE BALL AT THE ACADEMi. Il.
The thirteenth annual masquerade baii Oh
the Cercle Francais de Harmonic VIII ne heu a' no
Academy OF Music Monday evening, January IL a"
unusual degree Of interest is taken In the anar ts year
and the number Of private boxes SOFA 10 welFhno"
society and club men to brokers ana 10 CITY o'hc'i' 10
greater than at any time since the balls prior 10 INC
gloomy season OF 1873. Fritz ITirschy formerly treas
urer of the Theatre Francais in this city, has recently
returned from Philadelphia and Boston ana reports
large demand for boxes and tickets IN ooh places an
attempt is being made TO have an EXCURSION train o
Monday from philadelphia for the accommodation oi
the exnocted thr0ng from that city, and all the spare
o,ns at the Hoffman House were ordered week ago
by Phladelphians.
If the weather is fine, the exterior OF the Aeaoens
will be decorated with the flags Of all nations and dark
ness will he dispclled by calcium lights lnslue 'he
building there will be little attempt at ornamenalon
stcne from Troyatore" will fill The back of the stage
in front of this the words "Cerce franacls ue Iia M
exhibition in the comUliitee statue of compost.
three feet high including he peaes ~ ir on,
the press OF NewYork 1t is female hgnre caa III III ps
classic robe holding in hand pen ana IN ihe othci
torch sgnifyng the light of journalism Al me Irst
ant local papers This statue Will be awarded TO the
paper receiving the largest number oi votes. no,,
for the ball After rumphal march by an ochcsfn & oI
hundred musicians under tme diTe'Uh &c h,c o. baX ,
clothes reaching the knee will perform an extrVaEh
nuadrile in the French style; this Ia entitled ne
Hiies i'm Distress" Then the damses Will execute
a comic and eccentric quadre called les Coches dc
Carneyiilc." The music being from "The Chimes OF
Normandy :" next the orchestra will perform the loIh
dcs Coucons" fiOn LA Maljoaine,' WIN rcnls.tic
cect by twenty five cuckoo instruments. aud finally the
Carrou and Zanfrctia families will appear III comcA
masks costumes to perform the giotSquc utvc W
los Enrttcs Parsennes" Thercguar order OF dancing
viii embrace thirty quadlilles, walizcs pokas etG
4 large stock Of SILK domnoes got together by me
costumer of the society," has been entirely disposed o
All the members of the committees VIII wear new ana
very elegant dresses. Supper Is To he served IN NILSSON
Hail from IL to 4 o'clock. by Francis knzcr, OF iht
Hotel brunswick. The ball VIII Opcn promptly at lO
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENTS

The Commissioner OF Public Works re-
ccycd visit yesterday, from large number OF west:
SIDE prOperiyowners who desired to talk with hm about
the completion 0i Mornngside-ave and improvements
on the west side OF the city, generally d. H. Olnstcad
Richard v HaInett General De Peyster and Simeon T.
Church were among the deputation. Mr. Olnstead
stated the Obec, OF the visit at length. He urged upon
the Commissioner the adyisablity Of completing Morn
lnGside-ye. at once, il could never bc done more
chcapy than lie referred TO "A recent decision In
the Court OF Common Pleas. where the controversy be-
tween the Department of Parks and the Department of
Public WOrkg considered. which held that tho latter
could Oh and finish The DpTcyemcn: if the former
did not PIOpCrtyOwneTs Gosired The completion Of thc
avenue, irrespective Of AOmmgSdc Park, they Cd
to their property. There had been expended
The avenue already over Tl50O8O, and comparatively
small amount would finish il. Commissioner Cdmpucll
thought The Park Commissioners shOUd finish their
work on the park before the avenue competed.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
= TTE DOMINION ROARD or TRADE.

OTTAWA, Jan. 1S.-ln the proceedings of the
Dominion Board %; Trade to-day, the Insolvency law
question referred to committee 10 drat necessary
amendments and report at the next annual meeting A
committee was appointed TO report at the next meeting
resolution To secure the modification OF treaty rca-
tons with tropical and South American countries 10
promote reciprocal. commerce between them and The Do
niniOn. resolution was carried urging the Govern
Incnt 10 establish Il Department OF Commerce.
resolution expressing the desirablity II cOmmuni-
eating with the Associated Chambers OF Commerce in
England with the view OF obtaining their assistance in
organizing confederation Of representatives from The
Board of Trade OF the der Iendenccs Of Great Britain
meet in LOndOn year with the object OF securing
trade relations between tho colonies and depcn-
cucics Of The British Empire carried. The Board
then adjourned. The American delegates left for home
today. They entertained last night by the
Premier.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
LARGE FIRMS IN TROUBLE.
FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS IN VARIOUS LINES ol

TRADE.
Powers CASTOR & Co., extensive jObbeTs III
boots and shoes at Duane and Churchsts, submitted
their affairs 10 a committee Of creditors yesterday The
committee, after examining the books recommended
The firm to make general assignment for the benefit O
their creditors TO James f. Hedges which viii be done
to-day. The liabilities Of tho firm amount to S26O,OOo
nominal assets S2G5. .OGO; real assets Sl5000o On
Japuary the firm was succeeded by Powers Dix, but
Mr.. Dix. after being in the new firm two weeks, hscoV
cred its embarrassed condition. and withdrew few days
ago. Powers CASTOR Co. hope TO make settlement
meeting OF the creditors Of Adriarce Robbins & Co,
iry-goods i0bbers at No $50 Broadway, held yes
tcflay a statement was read showing that the assets
amounted TO SlA7,9i6, while the liabilities We're $50
SS7; the individual estate OF James B Adlauce shows
after paying individual debts. surplus OF Sl399I
committee appointed To make further investigation.
The offer of the firm to compromise at 80 cents dis
approved OF unanimously.
The failure of George L. Watrous d Co. tob6ers IN
hats furs and straw goods at Nos 19S and 900 Broad
way, is announced. TGe liabilities amount TO about
100000 the assets viii not be known for several days
Until the failure the suppositOn was t8at Watrous
q partuer in the firm Of SnCdcker, Watr0us BOyn0n.
wholesale clothing dealers, at No. 33S Broadway, INT
Nj. SncdckCr states that the interest OF Wdr0us was
seized October 81 1876 and although the dissolution OF
cOpartneIshp not announced al the time, he has
had no int rest in the firm since that George L.
WatrOus William Caney and Benjamin WestlaEe. mem
bcrs OF the firm of Watous :" C) yesterday joined III an
assignment to Frederick Collins.
Al meeting OF the creditors OF John Thomas mining
stock broker, at No 81 Broads and late president of
day, schedules presented showing liabilities OF
sSs.OO0, and merely nominal assets Ancng The cred
itors are the South Carolina Lon and Trust Company,
s13.522 Thomas s. Dugau. S1O,9Je: 5 }. 4: Frazier,
executor, S,613 ". Black ~ Co, SS,&2s; Mrs. NJ A.
Bowes, $3.50; j. i. Iapt, 5000. There was no
choice of assignee five creditors voting III fav9ro ~
win L. Hayes nephew Of President Hayes and FIVE toi
David s. RitteTband Tho creditors also made oljcc-
tOns to the Register appointing John H. Patt and thc
matter will have to 20 before Judge Batchord for de
ciSiOD.
ASSIGNMENTS for the benefit Of creditors were filed
Yesterday by ChaWcey c. Nichols. house furnishing
goods. No 10 Thlrd-ayc, TO William j. !linman by
JACOB Harris, To Isaac Straus: 10y Charles W. Rhode
aud Edwaid A. server Rhodes server produce. No q
Wlitehali-stl, to James Taylor, aud 10y william H. MoIi
and James W. Mott Mott BIOthcT, coal, No cog Iind
ST., TO Ere ierc a. Potts.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
WALIrST. FILLED WITH RUMORS.

Various rum0rs were circulated i'll Wall-st.
yesterday morning affecting tie financial standing OF
one If the banks and several commercial houses None
Of these proved true. which assumed sufficiently
definite shape TO enable investigation TO be made.
The stock OF the GrOccrs' EaI.h was offered ~ aI
without bid. In answer 10 The crous
reports which followed the president OF the
bank stated that II had been examined by tho Bank EA-
amincr during the current Wck and he had iusi fur
nishcd statement that II sound. There was not
word OF rIth in any Of the reports and he could
give any for the decline in the price OF the stock.
The bank was able 10 pay every dollar II owed.
IL was aSO reported that house in the tobacco trade
and two large grocery houses were IN trouble. bu no
names were mentioned. Another story IN circulation
that member of the Stock Exchange had fled with
10000 or $4,000 belonging 10 his partner, but
foundation for this TumOr could be discovered.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
PROTECTION FROM PAUrER IMMIGRANTS.
HOW THE EMIGRATION COMUssIONrRs PROPOSE 10
REDUCE THEIR EXIEN,TS.

\ bill has been drawn up by the Commis-
s.onors OF Emigration AMI placed III the hands OF Con
gresham Potter who will probably introduce II on Non
day next for the purpose OF relieving the cmhnrrass-
mons of the who are in want OF funds 10
maintain Their institutions. This bin IT Is stated VIII
contain no provision for dead tax Immigrants
coming under the following classes are not 10 bc
allowed TO land but are 90 h. returned by the
steamship companies AMI cared for 10y them unlu
they are returncd Persons who, within year previous
their arrival been convicted or Imprisoned Tor
any criminal offence; who have been inmates "t "a
luuatic asylum. pOor-hOuSc, or other INSTITUTION 0i "a
similar character; who might be unable to support
Themselves, have not friends aoc ari wn2 To sup
uorf fncm The supreme Court ~ IT. decision adverse
To OF the hcadtaN, added that
the state coulG by appropriate cgaon protect it-cf
AGAINST actual pauprrs, vagrants. AMI cImua- ariY-
ing from other countries. II the STATE should pa,
.lch law the commissioners feared II would pracucal-
Is Ohstruct immigration. TBcy Therefore appeal o Con
ercs. for National legislation which shall protect imu
grants prevent the Introduction Oi destitute persons
and time give the state power 10 roget an!
one lianlc to become public charge.
or the 81, ,22l Immigrant, who arrived last year, 49,
were the class likely to hccolc paup"r- or thc>'
53I widows, with 40 children Loss were over
age go years Od and ovcrl; l,4i2 minors; l12 Grip
pied: 1G blind; dcTauccd dr1f and cumb; .
dwaifs; 20 with nfrmy Of eyes; idnt4. The coin
ml,sIOcT about two years ago. discovered that there
were "A large number of Danish cOuV!c-, or "tcaci-ui
leave" men arriving by uf the ycs-o,. This fact
was soon detected, and the steamship companies were
obliged To return them
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
CONCEALING \ MURDERER.

A man named Abanathy committed mIlI-
der in house Of pTOtitutOn, kept by Della stewart in
williamsburg year ago and escaped. The woman
Stewart removed 10 Sew-IOTk, and opened Gis-
orderly house at No. 81, Last Nmth-st Las.
nj, ,ht detectives under the comlud Of Captain McCdl-
lagh entered the house and secured the following prison
crs Della stewart the proprietor. Annie Russell Icnnic
Biscl Mary White inmates Jf the house; samuel Bailey,
b.oGcr Of IIob0kcn, y. j.; Joseph jackson, clerk of
No 2i7 l2jth ST.. and John Jones g sixty, oi N0nkcrs
Jones is a coroner Of Wcstchcstcr County.
The woman stewart drew long dagger from her
aceyc and tried 20 stab Captain ICCua-h bat Dciec-
i've Robinson struck her arm aside. Matilda Abanaty.
lstcr Of the murderer WAX seen 10 enter thc house
caTy in the evening hut neither che hp brother
conld be found when the raid made. Mira. Stewart
acLnnMl lcdcos hhYn sccrcteG Aba alhy for dine.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
HIGHER TELEGRAPH RATES.



The Western Union, and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Companies have made another advance III
rates TO Chicago and other Western cities AT the once
Of the Western Union Company it was stated yesterday
that wien the working arrangement was made Win the
Atlantic and Pacific last Summer, II was decided that
material advance in rates should be made De
tween certain points, but that this advance should
take place gradually. There was little difference
in the distances between New-York and ST. Louis
ana between NewYork and New-Orlcans, ana YET the
charge between the former cities at the umc ulc com
binaon formed was % cents, ana between the i''
fer 81 30. After the compact was agreed 10 the f'
to ST. Louis were advanced to 30 cents ana reduced !"
New Orleans TO ~. by The old rule OF the western
Company in force before competition brought down
rates tie charge between any two points tWohll Nc
miles apart less, % ccnis. At the time OF
the compact the % cents distance was made 100 miles
The loss the receipts OF the company by the reductions
then made in the different ways mentioned, was gltatl
than the realized from advances 10 ohcr points
From time changes have been made for the pni-
pose OF cGualizng 10 all parts o the country me
rate to Chicago for ten words ut first advanced 10
40 cents then 80 and now 60 cents.
The following tllc changes maze AH>ltItdN
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
CIGAR-NAKEHs RETURNING TO WORK

Mr. Straiton, of the firm of Straiton g.
Storms said yesterday that Notwithstanding the resolu-
ton of the cigarnakers dissolve their and re.
organize themselves under another Rano, he would not
employ anyone belonging TO the new organization,
and II any Of his wOrnen became delegates TO the
central organization he would dismiss them. While
humber Of pckcts standing In front OF his factory,
III TwcntNseVcnth-st, yesterday member 81 the firm
approached one OF them and asked HIM what he wanted
there. Tnc man reped that lie had been sent there
picket, but was willing TO return work. On promising
10 leave the union, the man, who had been employed
by the firm before the strike taken back. Mr..
Mccoy said that many OF his old hands have returned 10
WORK, and scLalaLcl lhcmsolycs from the mnion.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
WORK of TIE sTEAMBOAT INSTRUCTIONS.

The Steamboat Inspectors of this port cX
amntd last year 62i steam vessels, an increase ol =
yc-scs over the previous year; two condemned.
The number of boilers inspected GSG, OF which lO
were found defective, 10 gave way under hydraulic
pressure, and condemned. Five masters and
i've engineers lost their licenses for violation O the law.
They report nine accidents by Hrc, thrty by collision
with tlriy-lvc lives LOST, three by bwakagc OF ma
cneIy and seven wrecks. The total amount Of prop
rrty lost vas by wreck, .i260J0: by 1rc T37G.2OO
by collision, go 700; by bTeakagc of machinery
S2J 600. Twenty-thrcc steamers put in com
Isson and nine vessels UncadinS three lns,)
service. The estimated number al passengers car
red 10y vessels and out OF this port during the
past year l2J,OO0,0O0.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
FREIGHT HATES CNSETTLED.
no REGARD PAID TO TIE SCHEDULE

NO REGARD PAID TO THE SCHEDULE.
TAKING FRFIGnrS Ar ANY PRICES oBrAINABLE-IN-
JURY TO NEw-YoRK MERCHANTS.
The trouble, between the Grand Trunk and
the other trunk lines growing more serious daily
Private dispatches from Boston state that the Boston
and Albany Railroad Is takH; freight for the West at
whatever rs can bc obtained, without any regard 10
schedule rates Shipments Of trstcass freight have
been made tn st. Louis and Chicago low ns - cents
per 100 pounds below tarn rates. and fourth class
freight has been taken at reduction OF 10 cents per 100
pounds.
The shipments by the Grand Trunk from this city by
way Of Portland have greatly increased recently. The
steamer from NcwYork to Portland. which sailed Thurs
dv was unable 20 carry all the freight offered large
portiou OF which was from the West. II claimed
yesterday by rival agents that this line was taking
freight iur tie West a. 10" Us u ch'N lho Scheoue I"lc
FOR which f. II
considerable portion Of ihc freight from This city .
going West by WAY Of steamer Ia Charleston, = c. ana
h.ure Ia the Green Line 10 81. Louis and elsewhere
IN the West. The time ~ this route Is ony twelve 10
urrn days and tpr rates are materially less thah 10y
the trunk uo- TIE schedule rate 10 ~ Louis Is II -
ct d,.,-rl1s. freight I,y The Charleston route large
shipments have been made recently at - cents
When tn compact between The trunk lines which went
MIA otrtatou last july under consideration by the
r,scut- of these lines H. claimed that II the rates
re i Y"fS The rat, from Tosron. FOR the r"a
son. should be gcatcr. Nj. NAhdrimit utEtd that
lie was anxious 10 brinE Tue GRAND Trunk to
terms and Tor thi' purpose II was h.'es,lrg
that the rates should b. no Etaicr from from
iIou wa- made that the companies should iunsh Con-,
mt lrurr Fuk with statements showing tn" total
amount Of Wrstbouud tonnage rom Boston, NeWlo ORR,
ptnd,lull and Baltimore FOR the preceding year and
so thrr weekly oT monthly statements thereafter ot
In. grls- shipment, from those cites. Win
mi. s'iruatlOu, the rates from Boston were
,nade Inc same ns from ScW-NOIk. The oh
ie,t of these statements Was 10 show whether or
,t th, cnur,-,oi, 10 rates. rc-ultrd IN relative in
crease u the shipments from the favored cities. Buj
mono f tIr stturu'- hls ever been furnished. The
present var with the Grand Truh. Is conceded. must
op,rlic 10 the great disadvantage oi Y w" "rk mri-
,ft. n
div Already Western merchants have begun - arrive
for the purpose Of laying IA their early STOCK oi Srilug
goods , ,-..
stinruts from the West continue Ia be made ut about
INC same rates mentioned IA Ii IHBi y" two days ago
T.. t,udsucy however, * Tor sim lower rates. lhr
l rugas arc uu1blc Ia Obtain over 80 cents per 100
,,uud. fnr a.y CONSIDERABLE Shipment o grain from
tAiciro and Milwaukee. the tchc'luc rate being 10
r,ue. Boxed meats continue to come nom Cincinnati
and Indianapolis at - cents
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
NOT A SAVINGS BANK RUN.

For several days Il crowd OF people has be-
sieged the Cashiers window Of the German Savings
Bank at Fourth-ayc and FOurtecnth-s This gave
to the report that there Il run the bank. The
treasurer G. f. AmthOr said yesterday that thc people
were merely drawing the scniannal Interest, the pay
ment OF which was begun January 10 The bank, he
declared was never IN better condition than nOV nor
was the confidence in ii general. The nine
teenth annual report shows the assets 10 be - 1884 10
81 0l which T709,67j 20 Is cash hInd liabilities
SlO,SS3,2Ol %, leaving a Rnrnlm. OF SGlNIAl 20.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
STEALING RELICS OF CRIME.

The discovery was made yesterday, by Dis
tricAtto'ney Catlm, OF Brooklyn that large number
noted criminals ic: many years had been stolen from
the collection In the office Among the articles taken
were the airgun with which Police Sergeant skidmore
murdered MI carr, IN Prnce ST., about teu
and the with which the murderer aerward CON.
mtted suicide in Raymond Street Jail the pistol with
which Kate StOddard shot Charles Goodrich and many
other implements Of crime. No connected with the
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
RECEIVER AND A THIEF IN CUSTODY.

Detective Moran returned from SauSeIticS
Yesterday with Francis seabold who arrested on
warrant Issued by Justice Murray charged with stealing
goods to the amount OF 5000 from Benjamin l"veh vi
No. l92 Bowery Scabold taken to court yesterday
afternoon, aud was committed N 5000 ball Laier III
the afternoon Detectives Moran aud Crowley arrested
samuel Berry OF No. 272 EliZabct-st emerged WIN re
ccivng the stolen goods. He was taken 10 court ana
refnanded nniil thls mOrnlng.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
mn FIRE RFCOhD.
Ar LOWNILLE. Y. I.

LowvILLF, y. y, Jan. lS.-A fire broke
ont this morning in the brick building owned 10y John
ODonncll. nud occupied by H. j. Beals grocer, whose
los, amounts To $500. fully insured James Reed jew
clcr who loses 900. insured tor 5000 james O'Dcn
uc clptlcr whose loss VIII reach $1,000 insured Ion
- 900 in thc following companies: Capital. al Albany
Kues County. Niagara and Mnlyillt, of NrwJcr'oy
The buillus va, damaged tu the cNtcut o 10000 fuy
insured IN the above named companies me ItsS amt
W1'chirord newspaper. which occupied The same hulid
lng was uhinurd. The origin ot the nie lb unknown.
Tue building Was hcatcd by steam.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
UNLIMITED SILVER DENOUNCED

at the Maritime Exchange, yesterday, the
following memorial 70 Congress was signcd by many
merchants and bankers 1d representatives of the lead
ing marne underwriters. steamship companies and ship.
ping houses Of the city:
We the undersigned members of the Maritime Assoca-
zion OF the Port Of NcwNor feel TO be duty
nonstfdle against any cgsaliOn that shall make siy er
an unlimited cS-tendci, in opinion such lcgiSn-
tiOn would unsetlc values disturb confidence relad re-
SUMPTION IN gold, and impair the National credit.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

R,eroori HouSe-Cbarles Francis Adams, jr.. OF
Massachusetts FIN Apenus Bsnamh n
banv General Thomas ". sherman, U. r. A. ana eht9n
gressman j. Morrill, Of pennsylvania r %
dent Of the Troy and Boston Railroad Company st. Tn'
Parker, OF Albany ana the rev
DR. F. x Wennger. OF cincinnati G'tse9 h,i MgsenSn ps
Ion O: HOtet
Ell isi ' Indae = r. H.acsey and United states DisrctAt
torney Cavil O. child Connecticut and senator ID 1
Iohn Of Newi,rg n Y....AStOT Houss-John A. tu Ddnk
Of Indiana .... Hoffman Hops>-h1Goyeinor fredericS
Smyth, Of New Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
OTHER FIRES.

GLrNs FALLS, y, Y, Jan. 1S.-Nlargaret
CoscIovc', millinery store destroyed hy lire this
,uoruing Ios. about ~ 900; Insured Tor $1,000. The
iie caught from stove.
SrxBrRY, Penn, Jan. 1S.-A fire, this morn
ing dc4troycd j. W Cokcs residence t Cukcstuwn near
ths place. Loss $4,000 insured.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

YANKroN, y. T., Jan. 1S.-Thc doors OF
Mark NJ Pllmer's private banking house were closed
to-day Liabilities. 100000, which, Mr. Palmer says
can be fnly met by the assets.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1S.-Ihe liabilities oi j. IL.
Middemss real estate spccuator, amount to SlOOooo
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
SHOT FOR INTERFERING IN A QUARREL.

A quarrel took place last evening between
John Donll, OF No. 33l West TwcntyeighL-st ana
Joseph Picc Of No 100 enryst. In back room on the
second floor or No 80 Muberry-st. Another Italian
Michael BoOni who lives in the house, interfered pc
tween The men, and received snot wound. III ms llsht
fore arm. DOni arrested and Picci was detained as
n Wit
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
A gentleman who was dining

A gentleman who was dining at q Parisian
had reason 10 complain 0f the potatoes that
had been served him. Calling the garcOD. he pointed 10
the offending vegetables, and observed, You have bad
the Colorado beetle here, should think The waiter
rushed of, seized bill Of fare, SKINNED through IL
quickly and apologized In French, sorry, sir but
there Is no Colorado eauce On the list to-day"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
ORDER PRESERVED AT SAN rnAxc1sco

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. lS.-'rhe police broke
up two meetings Of workngmen last night But little
disturbance ensued The militia are On hand at the
armorics, but win the above exception. the city has
been quiet.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

The highest rate between two points east of the
Mississippi and Missouri Ryc.s was 81 and 10 points
beyond tosc rivers So The latter charge has been re-
ducrd ~ 30 from the east to any point between the
rivers mentioned and the Rocky MOuHiauo
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
THE HOME RULERS DEFEATED.

LONDON, Friday, jan Is, 1873.
In the House of Commons this evening, the
amendment to the Address moved by Mitchell Henry,
that an examination he made into Irish grievances was
rejected by vote OF 301 to Az. The Address was then
agreed to. ,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
DR.. RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasees, elegantly coated for the enre Of all dis
orders the stomach liver bowels Kdneys bladder
Diseases headache. constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
biousness bilious fever, Inflammation Of the bowels,
piles all Of the internal viscera Warranted
10 eject positive cure. Price rs cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
AunOIncrInciits.

IrNDBORG's PERFIM JOCKEY CLUB, has
tle fragrance Of a ich bouquet oi flowers
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

PoMEROY'S Elastic Rupture Belt is the best
truss without tai springs. IlicoSI. 1iG Broadway