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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
A BANKS CAPITAL IMPAIRED.
me QUESTION BEFORE THE BREWERS AND GRO
GERS, BASK DIRECTORS.

GERS BAEK DlEECTOkS.
From the report of BmllLxamincr Charles
L. Orys 1t appears that there Is deficiency or impair
nen OF the capital stock O tbs Brewers and GrOcers'
Bank amounting to S32.332 -. superintendent Lamb
has therefore requested the directors to make W the
deficiency or the capital The report declares
mat the bank has been accustomed 20 get large
Of bills receivable discounted AZ other banks. aud that
the loss on this relscountcd paper will be s4027 OF
The bank building and lot valued by the bank at
$4,000 b. the Examiner at $4,000. The Examiner
states that loose methods OF discCuntug au1 rcdis
counting for directors aol dealers nave prevailed
when demands too large - Dc met; TIC ca Aer was
accustomed to iudoIse tie name az the baak On the
paper presented. and got t discounted ccTleic. IL
us Wy tic failure Of s.ucs Brother let the bank
with 900 81 claims a:tll,. the firm, Of which only
5000 has been paid Nv the firm. For the remaining
$4,000 samuel- BiOt}or have given their notes, bat
.sc are not regarded assets Tao late cashier John
W Ilo.ec since his removal has pdd jip 10 the bank
and ms wife has .ivcu note on he! own cst3tc for
$4,000 10 meet deficiency in her l1sb'nd's n
SS7J GO %; total liabilities SioG9j2 %; impairment
At The bank. yesterday tie cashier, jacob y. sclcu
sad that tho hrHt statement, that TIE b3ub would not
io,c over 5000, would VI hc confirmed PAYER iot
estimated ~ ~ Bank Examiner IN me assets, world be
found TO be PJol BY what methods tl' iesuf "a' 10
D. secured, was no; 20 be- made public. letter Was
Albany, expressing cohhochce III Ile Ah.''F oi NC
bank 10 make ~ the deficiency. Tne deuOIt0Is, he
said, manly large ones, ana mere ma Nt'h no
withdrawal OF sHy acro1uis hy reason Of the ruors OF
the haurs difficulties. bY he iiqHidhi0n 81 The Buns
Head Bank tncy gained about hity new dcposito1s.
meeting 81 ;uc directors MIS- 10 hc hcd to-day, when
doubtless IL would hc urcdct whether Tue impairment
should nr made up OF toe cH!1ttl reduced.
said gentleman wcl'convcis'm TitG banking 1nars
yesterday 1nc trouble with this bank - mat the a.
Ttr,Ors don't know anything ABOUT banking ihcY ar"
good hu s'nc, iu'u IN their own sp( iM depart ntHt',
lrf when they undertake 10 un bank IL Is Ike NOR
chant who should sex up baTbcfshCp. He might man
are tu shave customers. INT tAc chances are that be
wouldn't JLrIc Is D" d"lni me bank "il 20 ON al
light. NcaIi, al tie heavy d'nJsitoIs ar" pct.oua
friends Of DE rtCtofe rud The Iitttr 81 wealth
vclj al,ic 10 II ale lp IRIS small deficiency"
Among The directors. VII" are al" tAc heaviest stock
Irior> are DAVID Jus, the WclkHoWu brewer; Solo
mon NJ hristh president OF tn second Avenue Rail
road and james J.; orrd the president The capital IS
Sl5O,OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
THREE MEN Kissing AND ONE FOUND.
DISAPPEARANCE OF HENRY scHYAK2ynrRG-AJ rR-


sEY CITY POLITICIAN MISSING.
Henry Schnakenberg, the proprietor of 4
storage warehouse, at No. 80 West st. and reSd
in at No SOC Garden st.. Hoboken, disappeared Tues
day night and II is believed he has met with foul play
Tuesday morning Mr. schnakenberg left his office, wen
to Brooklyn and superintendent the loading of
cargo Of cotton. He did not leave the vessel
until after dusk, and all efforts TO trace
his movements hayo been OF avail. He is
a soninaw OF George II. ,hnzel, shoe dealer, of No.
Barclay-s who also resides in IIoboken, and Of
Professor Scbnakenberg OF Bremen Mr. Schnzel stated
last evening that there was no doubt in his mind but
that his son-inaw had been murdered. his habits
were good, and lac never stayed away from home
night without sending word TO his family. He WAS
devoted husband and his wife is nearly
crazcd by his disappearance. Mr. Schnakenberg
was well known In this city and HobokeD.
Yesterday his business affairs thoroughly exam.
ined and found to be III good condition Mr.. schnaken-
berg owned considerable property. His family has
employed detectives tn search tor him. AT the time no
disappeared lie had about SlOO IN his possession Mr.
schnzc stated last evening that lie was confident that
his son-naw not troubled about money matters, as
his business was very prosperous.
Ex-Freeholder MePhillips a prominent Democratic
politician OF the Horseshoe District OF Jersey city,
has disappeared aud Is beloved that he has sailed for
Ireland He the proprietor OF liquor store az Thir-
teenth and Eres,s and had wife aud several children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
ADDING TO THE rENSIGN LIST.

Tie law granting pension OF - 4 month
70 veterans Of 1912 who served fourteen days ana over
which passed both Houses Of Congress Monday, sill aid
about 100 names the pension list and 81 intended 10
meet the cases OF those whose terms Of service were
les than ninety day. For several years The veterans
hayeccn trying 10 have sIch law passed, md many
ala ,Iucr The movement ncsan. lca;l: Nld0vr 10
whom pension Of 800 year VIII provo very arc ~ =
be. Tile ranks 81 the veterans aic heih& IdpIy
hcadquartrs in thu c% have NOT been omen since late
In me Iall on account Of the debility Of General H. Ray
fnruJ Who l. nearly ninety Old, and Gc 'u-ilcs
of collecting pensions and land grant eli ns s CON
GucteG az GcneI! laymOMGs residence, ~ Je-oy 0y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
CAPTAIN AND THREE SEANEN LOST.

Tie AuCA0r Line steamship Boiivla, WHICH
arrived Glasgow ycstcday, reports tat on Iehru
airy *, the ship Bertha. from Liverpool ior Portland.
was sighted displaying -na OF distress very heavy
cross sea was running .s time aud the ship roll
ing heavily After considerable difficulty the liicboat
was lowered and in cEcrr OF tho chief officer and sur
gcon. bearded The shi?. 1ney found that Captain III
and three 81 lis Lnd'.cu washed overheard OH The
previous day, daring heavy westerly ealr. The mate
aud ether sailor bad also been injured though not
seriously The survivors requested that an cniCrnt OF
fccr might De blau navigate The snip 10 her
destiua ion The fourth CiicCr % the stcantnp, Mr.
GieD aud two scamcn detailed fOT that purpose
Sufficient and cics were on board, and dtsf-
m nothing further the vessels parted company In
Ouirv was made on board Of the Bolivia FOR further par
culars. lut The chief officer replied That H. would not
give ans information I'M. - he received Instructions 10
a. Ofher officers were sought for Information With
tho same result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
STRUGGLES OF A 81 RDEXED CHURCH.

The congregation OF the Church OF lntcrccs-
sion at Observation-Disclosures west Of the
Ionleyrd hs arranged with the II tac estate
Of tie late IN Hacgcry FOR the continuance o. the use
Of The church ARRANGEMENTS are making 70 pay the OLD
mortgage of $4,000 aus to the Ha-scrty estate and
get the executors rccGuycy tie cuiCb property Tor
TIE amount received ~ the sac "boa the HoFga-c Wa
fTccos"d $4,000. The ygr,cDt pastor the Key. NJ
NcDOnald is U3klag strenuous cHoit 20 F@'p me
church and cOngr -JOn togchc. and 49, there ale sew
crtI wealthy members connected with the church, il rs
believed that the church 10 not hc Icfe sold Ia amy
other CONGREGATION The Church ~ the Int"ccs-i0n Nao
erected ..ho!t seven years ago, and ~ mat ir co..
$4,000 while the other day higher bid Than $4,000
could he obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Juus Krogh Jacoh,c. formerly clerk in the employ
ucnt OF Loo Praase. liquor dealer, at No 40 East
Broadway, was brought up on charge Of having OBJ
tanned II by OF two forged notes for $500 and
t3OO rospcrtivciy. purp0rUg 4" DE drawn by FRANCE
nom Herman ~ llHau, 81 No. 169 siXtaYe. lie was
also charged with exhibiting bank book pup0rtnR 10
soItaln ctcits TO for so, at thc Gcfnanla saw
ngs Bank as collateral security. lie was committed IN
default Of 81 900 bail.
George H. Bcnner was charged by BArbora Hess. OF
No q Rdgc-st with having induced me- ny Ihse pre-
fences 10 transfer ~ him the hOse ana l0t NO. 80 Elm.
Al Hfooklyn W exchange for eight lots on Mlllalls
Rrdce. The lots proved TO Dc ut Ponds kdge on the
Uarcr Road. covered with swamps and water, ana was
estimated DC worth about 81 lot lie was held Tor
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
IESSI q. RnNXAN.

Notice was sent to the Board of Managers of
tL Produce Exchange yesterday, at the death OF jesse
c. Rowan, OF plcurU-pncn.oonla, Wednesday at his
residence al Franklin and Wlou!hhysts. The flags OF
the Exchange were IWcfCO 10 hall nus: and much sym
uuflN ard regret expressed Mi. Rowan was born
In I.ltstpvu, v J.. August l.. 1914. ana was nearly
-inur wears q! age. lie removed To bToohiyn III
J-3, and mcdiat"y engaged IN III" produce business,
IA lich ne la. stood IN the 'front.' rank ~ the lnc oi
his death ENGAGED the commission business at
No - Whrnll-t, and vas active ON the hOur Of the
I,xchaugc until a week when he became confined 20
tjir hnn.c He was sokrm of by members of the Ex-
change as "a genial gentleman, aud was hrIl IA The
highest cstccm ny al "ho hi '" him The funeral VIII
fai uIare SuudIy afternoon from hs late residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE.

The first session OF Dl>'rlct conference OF
rc Yoipc MEMS G. ristian Associations OF the Counties
OF Ncw-York, Westchcslcr, Richmond Kings. Queens
Suffolk and HocEiaud Lclt, yesterday afternoon In
the parlols the Brooklyn Association or the twelve
associations ~ this district, I've were Represented yes
trftay. DELEGATES from three associations outside OF
tie district and tie western aGc1t were also present
The afternoon devoted 10 the hearing of
po!ts from the various associations, and thrrc was also
Bib reading. la the evening ic following questions
were discussed: "Ihc temptations peculiar 10 Young
men: what more can he done 10 Offset then = Gnd
low can we increase the number and efficiency OF as
socof,rls N this district =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
p Q s S G. r IP T
3:45 a. nj.
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE POWERS AND THE CONGRESS

INVITATIONS SENT OUT-SO DELAY APPREiENDED.
LONDON. Friday, March g, 1e7s
The Ddly NeWSs correspondent at Vienna
asserts that Prince Bismarck AMI Prince GOrsclaloit
viii propose at the Congress Austrian occupation OF
Bosnia and Russia will propose that the Ausrians shall
participate the second years occupation OF Bulgaria
The Tmcss Berlin dispatch says Il is pretty certain that
the Austrians will occupy AIbana well Bosnia, and,
perhaps. also part OF Macedonia
The Illness Vienna correspondent, teicsraphs: "a
circular sent hence on Wedn6 sday proposing that
Congress be held at Berlin, instead Of Conference at
Baden-Badc As all the Powers were doubtless
sounded beforehand, further delay Is apprehended'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
rxpvcrso INCREASE OF IMMIGRATION

Superintendent Jackson, Of Castle Garden;
= If ibc opIpion that large increase in immigration
may Se expected this year, especially OF henonites
from Russia Who II they remain in TIER country hhti
1880 will he liable TO be drafted for military duty
Many McunOniies who intended 10 20 TO BTaLil nave
changed tler purpose, and arc coming mere lnllsTa
iOn has retarded part because Of the inability OF
persons iii this country assist their friends III bylh
passage tickets. Business Is StagEant III German! ~
he crops Of Ireland OF last year proved q p1rtldi
failure because OF The wet Tncse facts u Is cX-
pccted win tend TO cause emigration The number OF
immigrants arriving last month 223l, show 'ng an
increase over the corresponding month OF last year Of
ga1 There are AT present on Wards Island, under the
care of the Commissioners o Emigration, 667 immi-
grants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
SAILORS BOARDNG-HOUSEs.
THE EVILS OF BLOOD oSEY"-PRoCEEDINGs
AGAINST MR.. BLUNT.

THE EVILS OF BLOOD MoSEY"-PRocEEDiNGs
AGAINST Mr.. BLUNT.
The Commissioners for licensing sailors
Boarding Houses yesterday and adopted rules tor
the better protection of at this port Consider
able discussion occurred upon the exacion by boarding
house keepers from sailors OF advance "bloodDoney
and the duty OF commission to continue their Efforts
even so far as taking the matter into court TO Abolish
this evil 1t was claimed that the duty properly be-
Ionced 70 the Shipping Commissioners. II was resolved
that the present law failure and that legislation
was needed Immediately.
Commissioner Wells reported that their late associate
G. W. Blunt held IN his keeping between SiOO ana 300
of the money belonging to the board $50 OF when
belonged 10 the relief fund the remainder had been re-
ceivcd for applications for licenses daring January
which had not yet been granted MI Wells sald hat nc
had repeatedly requested Mr. Blunt 10 turn this money
over TO him In accordance with resolution OF tac
hoard thus far had been unable To OBTAIN H. MI
Blunt claimed that he must deliver the license. 20 apf-
cants before lie could transfer the money MI Wcis
and the other commissioners claimed that one oI INC
applicants had only recently been released from black
webs Island; that his house, on Greenwlchs'. WIS
wholly unfit 10 be licensed. resolution was hnaIY
passed chat Captain Luce and Mr. Wells snouid tii-
deavor obtain the funds belonging to the board a,
If unsuccessful should take proceedings against MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ryct;noLom Hotef-State Engineer HOratio Sey-
mour jr Of Albany. ttn Afenae Hot,,- General Sas
seymour of Quebec William A. Dalt recenlU
Consul General Mayor j. j. Bc 0I SyfGlS
Lieutenant NJ Wheeler of the Cnltei states rng.-
ncer Corps William W. Wright, Of Geneva " ana Ior
nee Williams OF Iowa sfor House-Connandcr Iar'
qubar, T. s. ", and William o. Fargo oi 'u" Ia, ,t
Nicbolas YOei-James f. Joy. President 81 te Dcfvi'
ansng and Northern Railroad Company ana me rev 1a
DcatS BOc-JOhn t. oWeno VI
baltimore 49,. UiH0sCr H0feLElmorc r. Ross, OF AuDuii,
a. " and Henry C. Potter General Manager oil te IN NJ
and Pcrc MarGict.e Railway. NeG YorG HOtet-Sime
Camilla Urso....S. Jomcs Hoel-ExC Congressman ahIeu
Ely Of Rochester and William r. Leeds OF fianeipA
Uj,I Brunswick -(eneral j. H. Stoneouse of ADany--
81 urevant XJass-JOhn IL. Reynolds OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS AT TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.

DAIRY PRODUCTS AT TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Chicago, March Tn the afternoon ses
sion OF the Dair mems Convention. resolution was
adopted that committee OF seven be appointed 10 70
port plan for securing at The Paris Exposition proper
representation of the products OF Tie American dairy
The following committee accordingly appointed: :
Mes-rs. Joyce, OF New-lOrk; Chaplin, OF BOs
ton; Dohr, OF Philadelphia; Konndrd, OF Bat
more: K0uck. OF OhO Hiram Smith. Of WscOu
SIN and Mckinney, OF Illinois. The committee reported
favorably upon the appointment OF acormittcc ut New
York of three persons attend To shipping dairy pro-
duets REPORTED! by committee OF one from eacn Of
twenylour represented here whose duty would
be to select desirable products to send 10 Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
THE McGuLTYRAY FAILURE.

OTTAWA, Ont, March THE total labili-
ties Of Edward McCivray. wholesale grocer and lumber
merchant are $685. 600 direct and $4,000 indirect dis
trlhutcd as follows: Ontario Bank, $1,000; Bank Of
Montreal, 500 900; la Bauquc Rationale, $4,000;
Merchants B,nk S26O.OUO Quebec Bank. SILL. 900;
i;pio sauk $4,000: total. $6OCO. The Liabilities to
he banks are ucay all account OF Inducements and
t A,, tie notes placed very large and valuable
collateral security with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

special sale of fancy silks, millinery goods
nd ribbons BY L. Ridley Sons, Grandst was adver-
Used to take place yesterday but was postponed until
Monday tue firm being e6e to make tue necessary
nent 10 people who do not read the newspapers ana
tho cano fro near and far TO attend the sale, only "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

little tiVe-year-Oid could not quite under
stand why the stars did not shine uiSht VIXEN the
rain was pouring Gown IN torrents She stood at the
AS 1;aeo when Le looked At The swinging lamp ~ the
cathedral at Pisa are with equal success Tor al al once
her couutenauce lighted M ana she slid: Mother
know wIy the stars don't shine. God has pulled them
ali NJ 80 ~ 10 let the water come through the ho.cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
ACTION OF lCHARTER OAK PoLicY-HoLoERs.y
Policv-holders in this State of the Charter

Policy -holders in this State of the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company have taken out attach
ments against the pastduc rent OF buildings III TINS cy
belonging TO the company. la December 1870 Edward
Matthews transferred twenty-five budihgs 10 inc "Wcr
mart Of the 10 the Charter OAK Company III exchange
for $3.50 600 cash and Sl0i7O00 III the second mort
gage bonds OF the Connecticut Valley haiirOnd' Tue
company also assumed the payment OF certain mort
cages on the property by which the total cost was ade
s2.397 600 Tic buildings arc III Broadway, New aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
No MONEY. No SWISS.

LoHDON, Friday, March : ISIS
A dispatch to Tile Daily Aers from Rome
sta es thot the Swl, Guard OF the Vatican Wednes
day. demanded the three months pay usual on the death
Of a Pope. on refusal they loaded their muskets and
hranshcd their haibcrds, but were quoted by cOnceS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
TRYING TO ENLARGE WOMAN'S WORK.

The committee of ladies appointed by the
recent meeting at Chicsering Hall 10 organize Ladies'
League" in behalf of the Indians, 70 meet last even
ing at No. 23S West FourteCnhSt An appeal was maze
to the members of the Womaus Suffrage Society there
assembled through Father Bcesen, OF Oregon Tor names
of persons who would interested in the society pro-
posed. meeting for the organization OF the League
will he held at Or. secs residence, AT second-ave ana
Eight ST.. on Tuesday afternoon ut half past =
Al the regular session OF the Wonans' suffrage Society
which followed. Mrs. J.. D. Blake congratulated hcr EEL
owmcmbers that bill had been passed by tha House
Of Representatives, allowing women to practice III the
United States CourI. This was cue, shc SAUL
10 the ciore OF Mrs II. Lock wood, woman lawyer ia
Waslsngt0n Who personally, and ON general ;iri
cipcS Interested in the passage of the act ME- Itt'
was confident that Senate would agree Win the
House. and that tie bill would become a law. - ,
4 committee appointed, consisting OF MRS. COON
Mrs. Blake ana MGs. Slocum, TO 40 10 Alndih !" ." E
upon the mehcIs Of the Assembly the passage o uiI
allowing tie women ia this State. who pay tINts 70 N"t
Ii is tine intention OF the delegates To remain ~ Ahp
week. and they hope. II not 10 scc the NH ht', Wc
law before their return ~ least 10 near ucht' upon
II in The Assembly, and perhaps to see vote taken
Mrs >lo.um chen read extracts from The hltpcr' 81
ynIious urrso.s IN England among them dr tlads.o"c
and Lord Rcaconsi,li which. She said. showed maj t
wona,. suffrage movement gathered he" sii1ng'" 0a!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
OUTBREAK OF THE PLAGUE.

LONUON, fIIVhN, NdTCH :, IrIc'
A special to The Daily Ners from Tillis says
an American mi slonary from Persia states that the
plagle has broken out NJ Reshcd and other cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY.

KONL, INUI@IIdy, NITCH - Io1~'
Ministers C0ppino, of Public instruction, and
Perez Of Public Works. have resigned as well rs sgnor
Crispi. senor Depretis tae premier, still has working
majority and. il supposed, viii attempt 10 form an
other cabinet. but he can hardly succeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
NORRIS AND UANL0N TO COMPETE.

Toroxro, Ont, March T.-Ephrlim Morris
and Edward Hanon to-day signed a.tiol,, for a boat
race over the Hoitou Tor the championship o. tie
United states The time bls not yet been decided On,
bat II Will probably ne in Jrne.
lEorotter fortiga Ns,cs see frsi gGg5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

learn Of the postponement On Monday the special sae
will take place, and articles in the lines named VIII e
sold for about onequarter OF their original cost Inc
stock extensive and varied and the sale VIII De one oi
especial interest to large number Of people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
STEAMSHIP OFFICERS ACQUITTED.

Sr. JoHY, n. b., March 7.-Ptman and
Lewis, officer, OF the steamer scuangcs, trial az
HAMPTON Tor maus.aus hter. acquitted TO DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
A deaf old gentlemnn and a TRIBuNE

A deaf old gentleman ana Il TRIBUNE re-
norfer composed tho audience that, last evening at
science Hail. listened to the exposition by DIR. j. A.
8ayan OF what he called the " discovery OF thermo
motor force" lie held that locked mp in the organism Of
each pers1D tins hermOmOtOr force, the Increase
or exhaustion Of which caused health or disease. The
discovery OF this force he declared would oyerturn all
the old systems OF medicine.
BROOKLYN.
Forty-fOur of the seycnty-six strands for the
great bridge cables have been completed and work on
the forty -nlth aud for;y-sixth has begun.
There were sixty fires during January. and
thrtywo during February. The Losses for January are
estimated at $4,000 and for February. S75, 900.
The Board of Police and Excise, yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
AUSTRIA AND ROCMANIA.

LONDON. Fridly. March 2 1873.
The DAILY Ieicgrdpk's correspondent at Vi
emma hears on trUsiwortEy authority, that Rounana
will ONLY ccfc B--slrabia If tie Powers consent. but
Will refuse 10 receive the D0bruda any circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
TIE APPROACHING CONGRESS.

BLRLIN, EtdaY, Iiarch Z, Ie|H.
The North GormdR GG;ette, Prince Bsmarcks
special organ ntuaes that the health or the Chance-
lor is hardly good enough pcrm!! lis presiding at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

EXTRA SESSION OF TIE LOUISIANA LEGIsLATUBE
NEw-ORLEANS, March Ex-Governor Nichols
has convened the Lee satGro in extra session for ftecn
davs epccifying matters Tor consideration including
revenue and appropriation bills THIS extra session VIII
cost the state about $4,000 for expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs. nv
2ls BROADWAY. 40,
ear. 49,. Noon. G2'. 3 D m. 07'. Mdnieht ~
Highest dunne the day. 81. Lowest 90
Average 5Ia. Same day. 1877. 4o'4'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
LONDON, Frday, March :, la7n

Berlin dispatch 20 The Daily NeicS states that Ger
many accepted the proposition tor Congress, on Thurs
day afternoon and gave notice that Prince Bismarck
was willing to pre- side Austria Russia. Turkey and Italy
have accepted. II is certain that he Congress VIII
meet, whether France and England accept or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

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