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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

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There IS unmisaSablo evidence that powerful influence
ai be- brought TO bear upon the state Legislature a. ts
such efforts cann,t but De viewed Win alarm by eyory we'll
disposed citizen when IS considered that any modification
an OPEN wider inlscrnnsie OF alcoholic smulants
lc law is conservative IN its character rs features nave
earl times and concerns the grave Interests OF 81 classes
Of XPpsais has IN The case Of tic feoP smith Clearly
fined the law 80 that all parties can ly understand its legal
woud b. clearly in the Interest aad at the dctaon 81
the qgoF dealers hs %Ig snT many 81 ol c @
render easy for INSCRIPTIONS parties defy the law until
further decision Of tho Court OF AIpeas can DO had after
For general information append the valuable features Of
l. II for6s thc strong sirituous liquors Wines
ale or beer IN quanss lees lan ,'s gallons tnYdsnons
which is reyocGbc Tor violation.
drunk premises shall be granted except to keepers OF
mn tavern OF hotel approved b. The Excise tornlsson'
al ouy where the Gnd such nn tavern or hotel necos
iii il provides that on Sunday on days Of general or
speca election and daily be.we the hours Of and o'clock
!. m. all bars shall b. closed.
vous Sections shall be prma face evidence that such
agent with intent that the should be drunk there
v II orbts Tie sale OF Liquors TO mnors haoitnai drunk
VI II ioi. the sale OF wine strong or siIituous liquors
VII ItprCyidos that any violation OF Tie ACT Is INSIDE
VIII pcrcmptory declares that officers shall arrest
magistrates entertain complaints ami issue warrants mme.
dltrIy the District Attorney forthwith prosecute
40 ''' ''''''''' HOWARD CROSBY. President.
ycE-gRErIuFNTs:
PETER COOPER, MN: u. wIcKHAM.
BENJAMIS LATHAM, Treasurer.
CuAs. T. GILDERsiEVE. secretary
VIM F. MOTT OSCAR 4. SCHMIDT.
Il. ID. CULVER, ALONZO FOLLElG
y + + fMIiiGLILiIKEy. MESEY bus ER''N'
: iKiN EUS PRIME W. y PRENTICE.
D. j. WHITNEY GEokGE O. wHEELocK
fNe HYaIs Saa r. n29 PIX JOHN IL H'NIoN'
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Theatre. Souvenir programmes, CONNIE lucrative OF tho
occasion. distributed among the audience. There
was large attendance unusual elements OF mirth en-
tered into the performance OF the play and the occasion
was heartily enjoyed. Mr.. Raymond will act colonel
Sellers this afternoon and evening. but on Monday he
will appear in his character-n which he has been
accepted in cities OF the Wcs-of Pembron Pembroke,
the omnpresen ana rrepressble agent OF life insurance.
In the trial scene, last evening twelve Of Mr. Raymonds
personal friends appeared Jurors These Daniel
Bixby foreman; Henry Mason, Louis HargOus. Dudley
Waring, Charles Murray Julius Kccne Chandos Futon,
c. Shaw, NJ Hendricks, G. p. Hiltman, Joseph Searn
and {. IL Chann.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A farce called An Unhappy Par" is night
w acted at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, ~ prelude T."
Modeska's AdreFne The quaint humor of Mr. Tom
Whiiln may be enjoyed III this piece.
The capital melodrama Of "Thc Dukes
Motto" keeps its place at Sblos Garden This chance,
TO be one of the most thoroughly popular entertainments
now presented on the SewNOik stage.
Mr.. II. G. Jarrett, the well known manager,
sails for England to-day in the Britannia His partner,
Mr. H. d. Palmer will proceed 10 the Hot Springs Al
kansas for the benefit OF his health.
Mr.. George Clark, the popular actor who
arrived last week from Lnu! has been engaged al the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. and will reapp"ar there on Janua
~ % in part written Xprcssiy for him.
Mcssrs. Jarrett, Palmer and Pugh have had
great success with "Uncle Toms Cabin, AT The Phlad'
phia Academy Of Music The receipts for the week ere
S3l 900.
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ALBANY.
WORK or THE LEGISLATURE.

WOhN OF TIE LEUISLHI tHT7'
A SPEECH FOR ECONOMY IN THE AssEMBLf-TWo
NFw-yoRK CITY BIIIS-BANK TAXAIION-MoDI-
LEGATIONS OF TIE RESUMPTION ACT.
In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Brooks made the
proposed appointment of two superintendent OF eA-
press packages the occasion of earnest appeal for
economy Mr.. !. ]. Hayes ron;roducod the bills OF
last year. recognizing the COroners once
of New-YOrk City. and aboishing that
of Commissioner of Jurors. Mr.. Douglass
rcintroduced Elliot c. Cowdns bill for the rednc-
ton of bank taxation. Bills modifying the Resump-
ton Act were introduced in both Houses. The Capt.
tol Commission reported to the Senate. asking Tor
further appropriations.
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FRESHEIS IN VIRGINIA.
IHESnElS IN 'llN'lNlN.
TWO DAYS HEAVY RAiS-BRDGFs WASHED AWAY



RICHMoND, Va, Jan. 1l.-Thc heavy rains
OF the pa.t days have caused another rise IN the
rivers tbs bridge over the Stanton Rive the Rich
mond and Dinyc Road, which had JUS been replaced,
was again swept away this beng The third time inside
~ two months The iron b;lSe over the same
river on the Virginia Midland Road between TInchhurg
and Danyilc was also washed away. TniS bridge was
destroy ed during the great food IN November last and
had been bat recently replaced Tue Roanoke river at
Weldon " G.. Il also very hi III, and The water al noon
today was rising the rate of 10 eight inches per
lour Railroad bridges al that point nrc also threatened
Nothing has yet heard from other points ~ the
state.
DlNyHIE. Va. Jan. Owing to the bridges over TIE
stanton River en- the Virginia Midland ana Richmond
Railroads being swcp; away By the frrsct-. through
travel Is again delayed aai transfers will be necessary
There will be no ficight3 for several days 10y
either road. To-day. at the break over the
Staunton River the Richmond and Dan
VILE Road, two men, named G.. ". Mci@on
and j. T. saterwaiic. of New York. attempted 10 walk
over IL" bridge rry 10 advice from the authorities
A they were midway they apprchcndcd danger ana
started to return, but span fell CARRYING them b,o"
some twenty feet. They rpatel down the RIVER mlr
but were oycraken by boats aud rescued Local trains
Will continue to run 10 the river either way daily Oh
hnfl nnd
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WHAT NEw-HAMPsHIRE SAID.

The voice of New Hampshire will encourage
the President TO persevcrc In his good work. despite the
disconryeements which surround him IL Is voice di-
rect from the people, and 4, emphasizes the assertion We
have often felt flied making from our own oDscrVa-
lion that tbe nasscs Of the people with the Admins
ton in the specific work 1t has uDderake ana that u Is
tho politicans oppose and embarrass IT, Inc wnOlc
question and only question involved in Inc coirO
Yersy OF the last few months IL whether the Repubcnn
means To be true to declarations and promises OF
The Presidential year If the official Representa- OF
The marty undertake to repudatc those promises tney
il Ionclessy divide the organization. For the rank
and o meant 10 keep them. But New Hampshire anrns
that Il ia the party which keeps ts pledges anu " 10
who act outside The party Who seek 10 preaA uo"n al
AdmiIIistrat ton aiming TO redeem thcin
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ELLIS AND RESOLUTIONS.
TIE CoEONERs or NEw-iOrk Ci1Y--BASK TAXA
iON-OIrOMAEGARiNr.

TIE COEONERS or NEw-iOUh Ci1Y-BAEK TAXA
TiON-OLrOMAEGARiNr
lrroN TIE REGULAR CORgE- roNDENI OF TRiBuN NJ.
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE number Of bills pre-
,entcd IN tac Legislature. to-day. small. TIe Re
pibi.cans and Ant-Tammany members have no, yet IN
trdu d any measures less, the expense OF govern
urni IA New York CITY which will ayowcdly have their
united support, but undoubtedly such bills viii be
ur,s.is:rd Probably two bills Introduced by d. l. /.
HIVES 81 York, to-day, viii receive their sup
po ore ~ them provide that the Cor0ncrs hereafter
elected shall receive yearly salary % $1,000. instead
OF the p,lquisitc5 enjoy ed AM that the Mayor
shall appoint two ply -icans TO deputy coronefs.
a. q salary o: $1,000 The number Of CoIOneiS Is r.
duccd from three 10 two The second bill mentioned
transfer. 10 the County Clerk Of New 1rk all the duties
Of the present Commissioner OF JdrD's, abpsnes the
latter Office and provides that all the fees OF the Office
shall be paid into the city treasury.
TIE bin introduced In the last Legislature by Mr..
Elliott C. CowGin for the reduction Of the taxation Of
banks and which passed the Assembly but failed to pass
the Senate OWING 10 the adjournment OF the lex stature.
WAC rctroluccd IN the Assembly, to-day, by Mr. Doug
la.- Of Brooklyn. Superintendent Lamb OF th' Bank
ing Department. his annual report on tIc State
banks called attention iociby TO the Injustice OF tho
present law and to the damage was causing TIC banks
The prcsou, BIZ is a. follows
egcrrpy J. 10 tax shall be assessed upon the capital,
property franchise Of any oauk or banking a-och-
lion organized under the authority OF this state OF the
United states, except ~ II hereafter PROVIDED.
SIr . The shareholder, OF any bIuk or banking assO
c,aln shall tc assessed and taxed upon tcr shares o
stock therein the same manner rs upon other per
cuai u0pcrtv and not otherwise except hereinafter
provided bui their surplus Ia an amount equal 10 -
her cent Of The capital OF the bank banking as>ocid-
non shall be exempt from t>-lnrht aid taxation.
sc. 3. ms act shall take effect Immediately.
To the arlazrmcnt Of the rural members, Senator
Ecccsnc appeared to-day the champion Of the farmer
In the Senate lie offered resolution rcciting the law
AGAINST The manufactures OF artificial butcror cic0-
margrncand the declaration OF produce merchants Of
York that IS openly dcled aud ending with re-
oupst 10 The Board Of Health OF NewYork that report
TO the Senate soon rs possible on the following
points,
Tirsi-Whcthrr In the opinion Of said Board oc0nar-
plrluc IL n good aud Wholesome article of food.
StcOnd-hat If IL II not what legislation II required to
encrtually prevent its manufacture and sale
Third-Tha. II Is, what additional legislation IL neces-
sary 10 prevent its imposition upon the public US pure
butter-the product OF the dairy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator David Dayiss answer 10 all inquiries
js tina, he doesn't know IL the great and harmonious
third party a know nothing party i-iChicago Journal
Usep.l
It would take a stump-puler OF double mag
nifying horsepower TO extract an opinion rom GOV
Journal Q}cpD
As the issue is now presented i'll Ncw-llamp-
shire Republican victory means sectional peace. re-
generated Civil and an honest support VI an hon
est Pre- .idcnt-l Philadelphia Times lIndJ
The Blair memorial to investigate the title
Of President Hayes Is meeting with the condemnation OF
all Democratic Journals. Mt Blair under the head
OF foolish old men, Cincinnati Enquirer Dem.)
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BOOTHS THEATRE.

Edwin Booths impersonation of Richard
MA work which is electrical in spirit. and beautifully
finished In formulas been seen all the week, at this
'neare and has given great pleasure to the intellectual
pahc II will be repeated during the coming week. but
'he matinee to-day Mr. Booth will present, for the first
s'"c 10 NewYork. his embodiment OF Cardinal WoiseH
~ contemporaries "Henry VIII" This has been re-
.o''eo elsewhere, with judcious admiration 1t ought
ooc and doubt not IT, Of Mr.. Booths best de-
sneatons The attractive opportunity will also be az
.o'ded Of seeing Mrs. Emma Waller the character Of
queen Katharine
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOREIGN PORT

IoSroS Jan. i-saileI ON inst, Martha Bowker Aube
u,tr Tlifi NJ Hubert lth inst. SuID am, CAPT. Bowb
,t, tr.fIih scala condor capt. Hockler the latter To-
,br, 4t- covert, Tor Philadelphia; virginia capt Hooker
fr S,tlvrst Pas IN inst Normandy, for New Orcan,
VEINS capt Eiichic f1r Hampton roads sophia Cook Bes
9Th ius'.. Att l.. White, Maria Cur .
Carois al three Gibraltar 7th inst, Conoezzonr "t
INST, Fd. capt. ~alv'srn.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
IUrErooI Jan ll-Tne steamship Ilyrian, CAPT simpson
from Boston Dec 20. arrived here 10 day.
oTFpN-tnNN Ian 1.-THE White Line steamship
cimanc capt Kennedy. SEIZED Al 49, o'clock this Afternoon
for Nrw. York.
u,rcrIoNA Jan II Tie steamship Santiago (SpanD Capt
beras from Charleston Dec. IL arrived here or It INST
lEOr other ShtD Ncc5 zee Tiiri PdJe
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE LATE KING OF ITALY.

lShlE hlNp w iihhs'
GOOD WILL EXPRESSED by TIE LATE KING TOWARD
THE POPE - THE INTERMENT TO TAKE PLACE
PROBABLY AT ROME,
ROME, Friday. Jan. IL. 1873.
King Humbcrt /. has ordered the Italian
court to go in mornng six months 1t Is said that
HumLert, though originally IN favor OF Turin, IS now
disposed to agree to the ncrment OF Victor Emanuei
In Rome, but will consult his brothers Sgnor Mancnl
intends to introduce bill in Parliament appointing the
Pantheon as the future buriapace Of the Savoy family
the FanJa reports that Victor Emanuel said on his
death-bed 81 have always felt affection and difference
towards the person OF the Pope. II have personally
displeascd him sorry, but in all my acts have al
ways had the consciousness of having fulfilled my duties
citizen and Prince and OF never having committed
nnytnlns contrary TO IeilgiOn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

"The Man of Success" maintains its pla &C
at the Union Square Theatre, both in the public accept
and the esteem o! critical judgment. as close,
thoughtful and perhaps, rather heavy analysis of Ger
tain hard and dark aspects OF human nature Mr. Charles
Coghlan Is acting, in this play, with very remarkable III
tensity and intellectual grace. Mr. John Parsce gives
tender and picturesque embodiment of character. and
Mrs Agnes Booth and Miss Jewctt to SIN
gar advantage in strongly cOntrastcd pictures of fOm
iniuc misery md Clee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. IL, 1873
The Assembly Committee Cities will have hear
ncon Mr.. Days Excise bill Thursday, January Il,
at o'clock.
The Senate. to-day. agreed to the Assembly resolution
To meet In joint session at Thursday. January
II. TO elect two Regents Of the University.
At a meeting OF the regents Of the University today
elect Chancellor OF the University to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of Mr. Puyn, Mr. Picrs0u
mated the present chancellor. ErJstus G. benedict
LID. Thirteen votes east OF which the nominee
receiy ed TClyc, ana blank Mr. Henry X. Pier
then elected yicechancellor receiving Thirteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,

Madame Modjeska will give her last Terform-
ances Adienne to-day and tonight. On Monday she
acts Camille Last night she took her benefit and in adj
dtion to Adrenne aetet Juliet in the balcony
from Romeo and Juliet" The attendance cOnsid-
CRADLE and the performance of Juliet by Madame Mod
jeska-a work characterized by great fcrv0I ripe grace
and fccitous cxecution-was received with sympathy
and aDDlause,
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Mr.. De CORDOVA'S LECTURE.

A lecture by Mr.. De CordOva is always a
thing to be enjoyed and thing TO be missed.
This genial takcr takes up the great domestic
problem and those who hear him tonight at Cnckcring
Hail. will DOUBTLESS be rewarded with some wisdom rs
well IA wi: the mghtest issue OF the century which
Mr. De Cordova embodies IN the title Of Mrs Fizze-
burv's New
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. Ia man committed sui
eide Yesterday by leapmg from the Whispering Gallery
IN 81. Paul's Cathedral.
LONDON, Jan. LITTLE Times, in its finan-
caI column says as regards The discount business the
Bank OF England has profted little by the reduction o.
its rate ms bills in the open market arc taken at 2sG2A
discount
LoNpoN, Jan. LITTLE TimcsS Paris cores
pondcnt states that VI. Remains book, Les Eyanglles
Dr. Reinkens's "Treaise the Unity Of the Catholic
Church" and Dr. Frcdrich's History OF the Vatican
Council" have been placed the Index Expurga'oriu
D,fsf
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Gpeeial Notices.
a Fun
GENERAL EVANGELISTIC MISSIONARY AND PLY
LANTGROPIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
I.u.Lr. GIN


FOR THE
GENERAL EVANGELISTIC, MISSIONARY AND PHI
LANTGRoPIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF THE CITY OF NbW.YoRK.
Under TIE DIRECTION
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
Four centres OF eyangetc anu missionary agencies
under the general guidance OF DR.. Tying, IT. In sew
eral OF these places daily preaching and thns services ava
With than 1900 ciGren. In addition 10 these mere
the general superyision An OrphaDagc
Dsp9lsary, fOrmaory Home for Christian Care, on
Women besides the Andrew and Philip Society. Tor
the EvaDaezation of the Martha and Mary Society for
coal distribution and miner agencies To put the various
agencies In this statement permanent basis
free from all Obligations II IL necessary 20 raise the SUN OF
For tbs amount the Corporation OF the Church OF tho
Holy liable This effort connected with the COM
peiiOn oi the ubscrpt towards the payment OF the enro
the Church Of the Holy Trinity The 0enev
GOOD neglected classes without denOnuaona restric
ends IL all additional TO the ordinary
paroclal work Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity.
No pubic appeal has Its
expenses been provided by congregation OF the
Church OF the Holy Trinity and the friends OF the different IN
stitutiOns proposed 10 raise fund.- which at
this from debt and provide for its futuro
maintenance.
Tie principal of the fund shall be paid for the cancel
of the debt the premises described IN TINS statement
aud for no other purpose whatever.
subscriptions to this fund from all who are interested In
such work aud ready TO cooperate securing
Sighed or stephen H. TyUg ir IS East 43dst and viii
be- acknOw lodged through the press.
The Subscribers have consented 10 serve as committee for
by tn the CORPORATION OF the Church OF
tie Holy Trinity.
A V STOUT, Pres OF Shoe and Leather Bank 27l Bdway
J. NJ MORRISON Pres O Manhatta ca. Bank. 40 Wall st
JAS NJ brown, Of Brown Bros & Co, 80 Waist .
J. a. BOSrWICK. of A Bostwicx & 90. al fearist
Nj York
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STUPIDITY. or WORSE.

From the tone Of the Ncw-York City papers,
one would be led 10 suppose that the people OF thai
State were almost unanimous against rcm0netzug sill
yer and all clanOrOs for gold resumption bat this j.
very great mistake. There il little doubt that left to
popular vote large majority Of the people Of the En-
Djrc state are for silver. Here is significant straw
New York has statute for resunng payments III gold
next January AZ tie egIsat met last Mon
day Republican Senator introduced q bill 10 repeal
that act he said II the question were submitted 10 the
farmers Of his district the repeal would be voted by a
majority OF 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
NOT A THREAT. BUT A GRIM FACT.
From The BOst0n Adrertiser.

A determination to lend only on The gold
basis NAV be regarded by some Of the people who 10
uDon All opponcis OF the silver movement az ShyOck.
~ n threat II il nothing OF the sort. IL l. merely
measure OF protection against an assault upon the class
~ goods I'm which they deal No bank IL under obligation
IN lena any of it, funds No bank ever does lend when
il sees far chance of losing II may be that me PEG
ple of the West comprehend the iact lhat inc
movement they arc engaged In should be successful IL
would drive millions OF loanabe capital ou OF me mar
ket and out Of the country. But they are KcS 10 us
cover that is grim truth II they persist III Their puf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

A bailc in the Scotch capital had been on
visit to London ana his return, expatated to friend
on tnc courtesy and attention lac had experienced IRON
one II the cty members Describing how the III. T. had
procured free access him to many OF the pdDlc lst
iutiun, lac reached the climax OF eulOSy by saying
"Why cir. lie gOt me blank cartridge Tor every place
IN London" Probably Tie magistrate meant q carte
1tt.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

TRInUSR OFFICE Jan. 12-l a. m.-Thc barometer re-
NAMED all yesterday at very low until evening
when rapid rise OF ar-pressure began The tcmpera
ure was very even and considerably above freezing
point The moisture of the air In. diminished
For this city and vicinity. colder and partly cloudy
ceding clear sky which will probably remain through
part Of tomorrow; after which another unfayorabe
change likely to he indicated by an Increase OF warmth
and partial cloudiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

Pos. Once Nouce.-1he foreign mails Tor the week ending
SATURDAY. Jsnuary T. 1873. VIII close at tis Office on
fSpAN at q for ship Montana
va Queenstown on WLDNES DAY, at a. m, for EUROPE
by Paitha via Queenstown Correspondence for
trrsed and at 1880 N for France direct by steamship
AmeriIue via Iayre; TIL RsDAY at a. M, for Ire
land 6y steamship CITY Of Montreal, Queenstown
coicsIondece Great Britain and the continent % be
orwar by must be specially adirosso and
AZ IL M, Tor Europe by steamship Pommerana via Ply
mouth CherDOurg and Hamburg: on sATC RDAf AT 1:30
a. M Europe by steamship Britannia, via Queenstown
c0rSI Onencr Germany, Scotland and North OF Ireland
BY must BE- specially addis sse
AID al n i scotland and North of Ireland, by steam
snip HcXona MOylie and Glasgow AMI at 1l3o
a. m EUROPE by steamship Neckar via Southampton aud
The steamships Montana, Parthia and Britannia 40
Denmark ana Norway. The mails
Brazil direct VIII leave Newlork January TO- Tho mails
for Kingston Jamaica. Leave New.IOrk January TO- Ire
mails Hassau. y r. will lesye New York January H.
The mails for china Japan win leave san Francisco Janu
The mails Tor Australia etc VIII leave san Francisco
%.
New.Yorg Dec g. 1877 T. l.. JAMES Postmaster
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KING ALFONsO's MARRIAGE.

MADKID, fTTiay JHH' III 1910
Prime Minister CanOvas del Castillo to-day
read the Royal message to Congress, announcing the
approaching marriage OF King Alfonso.
PARIS. Friday. Jan. II, 1878.
The Memorial DiplOmatique says the marriage
Of King Alfonso viii be postponed few days from the
datc originally fixed, in consequence OF the death OF
Victor Emanuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
POSTPONE TIE FRAUD CRY TILL 1880.

No patriot will now lend himself to an effort
revive troubles Of last Winter; no true Democrat
Will seek involve his party in futile struggle Tor
power Though De true that the courts are shut against
insce the tribunal Of the people Is stu open. 10 that
tribunal We shall appeal In 1880, and II Is the dutv OF
Congress not 10 spend It's time In rucss agitation OF
wrong that Congress itself has made irrCmediablc but to
make repetition OF the electoral fraud forever impOs
bic Justice demands this the welfare Of the Nation
rcaues IT, il is necessary 10 the public peace, essential
10 hubble prosperity, vital TO the Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

A complete and accurate list of the mem
~ the Senate and House of Representatives OF the
United States with full list OF tine committees OF each
IInus,. politically classified VIII be found In THE TRiB-
80 ALaAS,c ron 1873 All the ballots In tho election
Of United Ses Senators. during the last year, u fifteen
states are also gwen.