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New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

MIR. uAfIoR,N's REsolUIIoN CALLED uP ~ THE
ASSEMBLY AND pTBiTED-A BILL EIQlGsING
BoNDs FROM EXciaE CoMuIS,ioNEES.
ALBANY. Jan. 9.-Thc New York Democratic
members are eager show ot heir constituents
tat they will thc Legislature, IN season and ont oi
scasop for "a modification oi.thc Excise Law. Tns i'm
pat nee to display zeal IN this Is noticed with
alarm by the here In behalf of the liquor dealers.
who know that modification Of thclaw can only be- OBJ
ia.nci with the AID of the votes Of some r.
publclns and that this vote can be crty
niyhtcnrd away. Thu-. Mr. HtilorIn, "f NV YORK.
cac up to-day his resolution nsrncting IN Committee
ON informal Affairs 20 report new TX, ~c law within
ten days and made efy speech IN favor Of It's ad"p-
tion. The country members ca1"i with curiosity and
listened u silence {, The evidently ciy5r young man
i cdy pcturlng the Wions, oi th' liquor dealer 81
Nc1 York. aud i,n listened with tlc same dispas-onai'
air t, tho speech of ch'mpi"n Of temper
ante, Mr. j. T. Gilbert o. FrEklin. who has
rather the louk Of FGr,au. Mr. Gilbert said
tlnt the onhc with the present iaW H. not that n nn
umiii-t law hat that j. eurrrri and ih0t npo
-hlc for anv committee i1icual AhrS 20 draw up
pci,cini Excise law within ten dS*. y the c"n-crnc"
the State upheld the law end - At Is righteous law
1t ought not to h. modihcd Mr.. Gilbert uttered Ms
opinions in very earnest manner. AMI th.n
moved that SIR Ifoor,n's resolution be- rcfcrrcI to
the Committee Internal Aitirt without Instructions
Mr. Avoid followed NJ. Gilbert IN an attack upon thc
resolution anl iistchcd 10 with exceedingly marked
attcntlcn tie new members aitcnt'ely icMtdug The
gic barred and Wig ruus-slc1Ains old man rs he cN
pressed lis opinion of the resolution lie made the same
IoIHt Mr. tiibeIt ~ Respect To t" need OF careful
rey.sion the Exoi-e Law. any Is madc. ana then
tauniiugly sad that II Mr. Iiaoraus cloquence had
deeply inprcssct the members oi the Committee on III
leral Affairs, thcy would n" doubt nhHt r,loit bl,.
mc adopted by large vote mos; Of the friends OF
the various bills amending the Exc!sa law voting with
The igh oi owen Murphy. Commssiou,r Of Excise,
with Of the funds 0f the Board of Excise o New
York drew attention to a'srrOus defect III tire Excise
Law To protect ihc state from like robhcricS Mr Day
New York inI Oduc ii later In the session bin com
peilng Excise Commissioners throughout the state TO
give bonds for the lath performance o Their duties
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
ALBANY NOTES.

ALHAHY, y. Y, Wednesday. Jan. Q. 1s7s
The Senate vii. rot act the nomination OF Mr.
fairchd TOT Superintendent 0i Public Works before neat
week caucus IN Republican members will tnen be
held TO decide as 10 tho party course 10 bc
taken. Well Informed Senators state that they
do not know what tie caucus Will decide
to a., There hG teen httlc talk aDOu :hc matter they
declare, aud he iiirnd- nul opponents OF Nr. Far
child aUprpr equally confident. II Mr.. Fnchlld Is "-
-cted Republican Canal Comm SSioner " Ill at on b.
elected. Tdc a rec Tammany Datys, actug undrr III
slrur ions from kc%-i trk. viii refuse 10 attend
CAUCUS Of the Democratic Senators called toe sder the
nonnnion 20 IA o. escape being bOull b}l s decision.
ia The Senate they will earnestly O9poso Nj. faIchlid,
confirmation.
Tue report Of Superintendent P!lsbury Of the stat"
Prisons presented 10 the Legislature this morning.
An abstract has already been published IN THE TEIB NJ.
On assuming cha tho superintendent found l.osl
c0nSics at Sing sing, only so OF whon wcio earning
ANYTHING toward their support. hc remainder al
the prisoners except such as were "quIod for coOhng.
wa-hng. ctc re la stic of entire idln' -, nf
the and most hardened characters ioungiug about
without RESTRAINT
TIE Senate III executive session. confirmed thc several
nominations as NOtailcs Public.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

OPPOSITION 10 TEE MUInPIICArION OF OFFICES
TIE VACANT CANAL COMMISsIONEGsHIr-R
SUMPTION REPEAL-PROiECUON OF SAVINGS
BANK DEPOSIIOIs AND LI4E INSURANCE POLICY
HOLDERS.
IrRON TBE REGULAR CORREsPONDgyr og rIE TgiECNT !
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-ErNstus Brooks made good
his promise to-day oppose any attempt increase the
numhgr Of ernployes Of the Assembly Mr. Averd Of
fered resolution for the appointment Of two express
messengers. Ten minutes before, the offices had
been created In the Senate without sIuabble and r.
Alvord had good reason TO hope that there would
he NO unscemly opposition in the Assembly T BROOKS
is dark-skinned and melancholy looking man. and
no doubt takes q gloomy view OF the states inturc
financial strength lie earnestly opposed the adoption
of Mr. AlyOrds resolution The Speaker had nearly
ty appointments at his command and Clerk Johnson q
score aud that was enough. He then declared
that he would oppose all increase OF the force OF sub0r
dInates of the Legislature. Mr.. AlyOrd rcPy sad that
as the resolution rise to debate it would 20 ol
consideration ill under the rules Of the As
sembly. Ii Mr.. Brooks does strongly oppose them
after another as they come mp. tue appointment OF
"Assstaut- Wrappers" and Assistant Doorkeepers" he
may shame some OF tho members flom attempting tC
obtain this variety OF "patrouagc,' and will certainly dc
the State good service in calling attention loudly TO n'
abuse.
Tne Republicans plainly will attemp. TO elect Cana
COMMISSIONER although II is stated that the Cover rno
purposes appointing to test the question whether be
or the Legislature has power to I'LL the vacancy. Mr.
Skinner introduced resolution IN the Assembly, to-day
calling Joint meeting OF the Senate and Assembly OF
January II 10 elect Canal Commissioner. Mr. Astjl
executed his first open Legislative wolk in the same
body. presenting resolution for the printing of copies
OF the AjutanG report-an1 blushng violently
as he did so.
Another advocate Of unlimited silver and al opponcn
OF resumption, disclosed himself in the person o
George II. Beard Of E!mira. Mr.. Beard, who wa
elected ON labor reform gIeenback imitation ticket
last falIntroduced the bin for tho repeal of th
State Resumption Act that presented in the Senate
last week by Senator Sessions.
There were few important bills. much needed amend
uaAnt the General Savings Rank Law proposed bl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
TIE UORh At THE SOUTH PASS.
CAPTAIN FADS's SECOND IN>JALMFNT- SUCCESS OF
THE OPERATIONS AT 1HE DELTA.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBTsEl

CAPTAIN FADss SECOND N>rALMENT-sUCcEss OF
THE OPERATIONS AT HE DELTA
by TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-I'hc Secretary of War
made rcqnstiOn upon the Secretary of the Treasury
to-day for 100000 10 uay the second nsalmont due
to CAPTAIN Jas. B. Lads Tor he Improvement OF TIE
Mississippi River. In connection with the r'qu'itiJ1
the rcrcrt ~ Generals Barnard aud Wrirht was submit
tel TO Ike Secretary Oc the Treasury Tie following is
an abstract OF the report. There ia "A channel no.
where les than 200 feet wide and % Feet deep
from the SOuth Pass between the jettirs to the
deep water Of the Gulf Of Mexico. The wld'h
between the - feet curves varying from 200
feet 10 n,rc tnan 800 feet At the head Of the pass
ch,u. o6i feet wide and - e" deep WIS fOnnd and
practicable channel % feet deep also found be
i;oud cisstS At length the Wsanine OF sections lour
.udeHvr cf tie act with reference - the forces
coutcmulstcG by the act which arc Ia pro-
duee tho depth OF CEaD.d and ulcn thc Las
ot wh.n pa5uc.t 10 to hc M1up, and coHc'uh *
as follows: II look at the actual i4cts !resrnci b.
tre prosecution of tn's work, We hnd that Nir'
iwa and u half wears ago there was h'r Ht
the mouth Of the SoutH Pass over Two mites IN o&,W.
measured from twenty fec. .! water INSIDE % a"
saue depth outside. about half miie of which
1cle We, eight fect * water wide and deep clauu|
cxrt, aud result inferior ply c,i ntsnlinle, bi 30
less Importance has been attained ~ Ire head ol tNt ~ =
This n sri. - exclusively to the trf1c5 and amy
liary works tnat the aux aIy ai Of appliances H ~
srh Wr me ue dredging uJ"!.u b, l. utterly M~'f!L-
cant About 100000 cubic feet u mat r1l wrr" cS'a-
waited Dy the currcut. AGAINST 2Go,oOoby hedging
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
ALBANY.
DOINGS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

DOINGS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
SENATE COMMITTEEs-THE CANAL COMMISSION
SAVINGS BANKS AND LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANIES.
The Legislature settled down to wOlk yesterday
The Senate committees were announced. @Mr
Brooks opposed the increase of the Assembly pay
roll. Mr.. skinner presented a resolution Tor the
appointment of Canal Commissioner. Blhs
were introduced in the Assembly Tor the
protection of depositOrs in savings banks and hold
ers of life insurance policies. Mr.. Haloran called
up his resolution instructing the Committee on In
ternal Affairs 10 report new Excise Bill. Superin-
tendent Lamb presented his annual report on the
State banks. The Assembly committees Will be an
ngunced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
W. IT, MUnDY REPORTED MESSING.

II was rumorcd yesterday that William H..
Mundy counsel for the Law ana order League, and just
elected president OF the American Temperance
Alliance was missing from home. On account
Of the active part taken by him in prose
cutinp unlicensed quOr-dcalcrs, come of his
friends talked about the possibility Of foul play, although
hc had been absent only two days: Mr. Mundy,
thev stated. left his fathers house Monday
,norupo apont Elk n. III. with the inicn-
ti"n OF taking an carly boat to Staten Island
since It tIr II il asserted, nothing has been heard II
him and although BIS father aud friend visited the
Island yesterday, nothing c9uli be aso1r'aned ABOUT
Li,n Mr. Muudy when unable 10 return home AZ night,
WAS accustomed to telegraph t0 his friends, hui no word
had been received last night either at Ills nome or Occ
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
RUSSIA STILL CNCoMPROMiSING.
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 10.
THE SITUATION ON THE DANUBE.
IoVDoY Tbursday Ian 10, 1877

LONDON, IUUThIFyl JdI To, IH'o
Tie Times's Bucharest correspondent tec-
graphs a. follows: =" thaw has commenced which, II
ii continues will the movement OF Ice in the Dan
ube to rccommence and make communication more dh-
cult than ever 1t il utterly impossible now for horses
and wagons to cross, and the Russian lnendance
Department helpless Words cannot describe the sit
ualon the Danube. The Russians suppress clegraS
with view OF preventing the state or affairs becoming
Known TO Europe A terrible outbreak Of spotted
typnus has occurred in Fratcsbi and neighborhood II
originated among tie Turkish prisoners and 1t Is whis
Del ell that ID Is really the plague.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
TILE HOrSE COMMITTEES.

SPEAKER HUSrTD TO HAVE THE LIST READY To-
DAY-TnE PROBABLE CnAIRMAN-DtMCCHAIlC
HOPES F.REPUBL!CAN DIssATISFACIIOE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 -HH TEirrNL!
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-Speaker Hustled will an
uclnce the Assembly COmlntteos tomorrow morning,
md will rejoice 70 do so even If their composition eXctce
universal dsapprobtion. He h0s taken great pains 20
have them good. His task has been oGc Of unusual
difficulty owing 70 the large number cf new member
and to the conflicting interests desiring representation
On several Of the committees Tic liquor de-lors,
for iusiarce, have had o committee here ioT
several days eXeTting all the iuhIcEcc they could
toward securing Committee on internal Affairs tat
viii not frOWn upon a proposal TO mcdfy the present
Excise Law. The Tanmany and An,:lauImany mem
bers lave naturally clamored Cor pacrs on the
Committee on Cities. THIS evening there arrived from
Ncw-YJTk reinforcement f0r the Anti-IamMany
lobbyists ex-senator Bixhy, Emanuel i Hart and Dl.
FeOdor NcrsOn. The Democratic members FROM Brook
yp in view Of the attempt they iut, al make 10 upset
tao present CHARTER Of bat c have cnGcay0red ~ Oh
tain representative Tie Comnlittgo oG tles. TIE
chamcn Of the important connlttccs viii probably be
the following:
Euys u,d Mcats-aif. AlVOri.
JUdcn0B-Nr Gilbert.
Iitt,s--Ntr. Fish.
(0ltGiS-Nr. - iiatcS.
J,.tirOGis-Nir Prescott.
JiSUrUHCC-Nr. Hepburn.
ERUcGft91--Mr. u Witt {. peck.
ITtnii1,g--Mr. skinner.
Commerce dnd Ndcsgdti0s-ldr. Worth.
Tnc Democrats evidently desire 10 witness quarrel
among the Republicans. and bdyC s3nkhNcy pCdictrl,
In the hotel iObDes tonight, tno There Wl he much
dissatisfaction with the list among the Republicans that
1t viii be rejected.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
C,v,DrAy RAILROAD PROJECTS.

TcRoNTo, Jan. -l.ieutenant-Goyernor Nc
popad in his speech at the opening o Parliament to- lay
said; "Thc subject OF railway facilities las engaged the
attention OF the Legislature tor several years. aul tho
Province has year by year contributed largely bo from
capal and revenue 10 encourage aud assist uSei ram
ynv ,nteriri.es la view OF the extensive - stem ot
r, IS thus already assisted and IN view ot to- inciC
ng .in1uds or res c3r' IA various .on' lo WI
nroIv he of onnlon ina' special c1ution has become
necessary in dealing vita nc~ projects when cannot 90
carried out without public aid"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
TIE COAL COMPANIES YET IN SUSPENSE.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Jan. Or. Linder-
man and T. f. wilbur. TIE commit Of the L'hSh op"r-
ators in the Toa-d of Control. returned 70 Hchcher
today without reaching any conclusion upon tie plans
Of GO promise sugsc Sed. Prior 10 their departure
Judge Hamburger. who - anxious 10 bring about me
r,niuaiinn. submitted Ia them prOgOSti IN ~ which
each oi the SIX other parties 10 IN" comp'ct shA con-
c.d, ou.S 81 of per cent, GIVING thr IchSb ,itst
total Of lgT5oo per cent. Ths II IS said "ou ~ e
ccntabr to the Lehigh people hut as several o ihe
Interests rtcaGfsty refused to yield Is not
known what the result Of this last proposal VIII be.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
BRITISH BOAT RACING.
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE CREW TO BE CHALLENGED.
lBY CABLE To THE TRIBUNE,
~ q

the COLVMBIA COLLEGE CREW TO BE CIIAILtNGLD
lBY CABLE To THE TRiBUNE,I
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1879.
The Oxford University crew has decided to
challenge Columbia College four, expected at Henley
to row race from Putucy 20 Mortiake, for the Co Ce
championship Of the world II the Columbia four defeat
the oxford crew. then the Cambridge University crew
Will row lie American crew. The organ ofthe Universities
says: II the Columbia COLLEGE crew who to at
Henley are the champion four OF tho universities II
America, there will probably be another international
race on the Thames Both oxford and Cambridge have
agreed 10 select from The erhtoared crews Of the
annual race, and challenge tie American College crew
iudrpendput Of The race at Henley"
The hmal deposit 800, was posted In the boat race
between Higgins the Thames, and Boyd toe Tyne cham
MON To- !av They are To ~ NeVcasfle next Monday
for : 100 champion cup valued IT 100, aud the cham
pioushIp Of England. CHRIS Bdrigrs OF Newcastle" an
nounces that II Boyd WINS he viii match Nun e. row
Courtney, the United states champOn.S
lEOr otIer ForeigA Ncics sse First pGgc.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
IUE STATE BANKS.

THE ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS THAT THEY ARE AZ
rECrED BY THE TIMEs-TAXATION, REVISION,
TEUSr COMPANIES.
IFEOM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE IMbuNt.l
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-Thc annual report of Henry
l. Lamb, Acting sap rntondent 0f the Bank Depart
meat IN regard To the condition OF the state bahks, II
made Iubii, today Tie following extracts present al
The Interesting features OF il:
Tho uunhc. of BANKS for diyOunt and dHpos!t,
cauL.l under Laws OF this = ate AMI reporting 10 tc
Bank Drvgrtmcnt On the 3oih OF December 1871, "ls
C:ghiy-JNc. The total nunpcr vhcL reported ~ tho
clos, 81 the previous fiscal year Was eighty i"Gr.
During the lust year tTO new banking associations
wclc :oIMcd to VT thc Erewcrs and Grocers BluS
NcW-I0k, October -. 1876; tAeN Cataract BANK
Niagara Falls. JulS 9, lS'1.
Five banking i3tion- Were clos durne The year
VIZ rae Dry Goods Bank. New York; The Harlem Htnk
The EeW-Nork Gold Exchange Bank, Nrw.lork; Tue
Bunk Of IiusingburE; The Bank ui silver Creek. 81
thcse -sociat. cons four went Into voluntary dissolution
while tire fith failed AMI is ia tho hands oi rc
cciVer aud hV the order O The court j. removed IIom
the jIrisiic!on o The superinieudeni on'" prtot j.
ls71 The Ncg- York stat" BInNiu@ Company, au'th"r
association, al Syacusc Was O.sdIilcl, and - no" 40
inE business
The reports oI TIE condition OF hc hanks on S"9e'n
hr 30 1876 an] September %, 1871 are presented AMI
cjiuyIrc ip show how the oas nave hrcn Affected hy
n times !! appcars thai thcr resources ~ 1876 wrrc
,I00 759G.4. against $J33sjA29 IN 1871 The report
coiii,nnrs;
such facts are among the proofs Of the difficulties
VIII ch now environ all bauAid< institutions ~ tIr pres
c iaskiiy OF business and great ehlnknsr 10 Nhh'-
TIE rlf& companies nuG other mono, cd inst tui!on'
uua.r fiIrciV>Ou Of tie -Hpcilnirudcn maj" lie
follow ns report 0! their condition On June 90 $50:
ResoETces
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
TIE sEABOAkD PIPE LINE.

TuUsvILLE, Penn, Jan. 9.-The Producers
proectiye Union Is holding ts fourth council in this
city The proceedings OF the meeting are as usual kept
strictly private nut it Is stated upon authority
ing that the union IL unanimously In favor OF the
board pipe project and tndt subscriptions aio now being
received TO carry cut rpr.,e ntO effect T"crc Ia
large reDresentatiOl OF prodacers present.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

He had stayed un'li Tue CLOCK hauus hulS
,ogrher nj and that valuable recorder OI uhle was
uruacug "A strike. she had yaWled tai Ter mouth had
frIt large enough for collar aud Yet tie young
man cynced no symptoms OF speedy i'iururr. " I've
c.u working motto today, sAc finally sad, as >ho
he'd her cy,s open With her E2crs; rh't you want -
.cr ~ lie said be dd. She brought out the article
and rsscd II to Linn FOR his Inspection Re held II u' 20
tie light and read TIE chcottu! s'ntcnc. Ther s 10
place like home" The yOuaS man guessed he'd be song
-(Koekland Courier.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
MONUMENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central Hotei-Unted States DISt;Gt ti1
Judge II. H. Wheeler, OF vermont "nGsoE pa r,more
Ross Auburn. y. rum frenie
George 49, IOring, OF Massachusetts, ...A CLOUD h9tt-
senator A. Paddock and Representative Weich "l Ne
uaska. GIissa Commander W. A. Kirkland L. =
Navy. and samuel n. Shoemaker Of Baltimore esni'Hf
Hotci-Balk superintendent Henry t. Lamb of Albany
81 lanes Iioc-lI B. Ledyar. General Manager Of the
Michigan Central Railway. Holman House
rlespar Charles H. Van Wyok. of MiddletOwn y. T..
Az. mari U0tei-Majcr narcls \. Reno
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
THE NEW OFFICERS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE AS
ISOLATION.
BosToy, Jan. 9.-Ihe election for officers re-

suited follows:
Pr,Ndent-David AmeS Wells, of Norwich Conn.
Wee Presidents Benjamin Pierce, OF Cambridge
sherman Of New-Iork; H. G. Lea, ot PhlladeIuhia;
Theodore d. W0oisey OF Haven Martin B Anderson
Of Rochestcr n W j. II. Hoyt, OF Madison Wis; Rufus
King of Cincinnati Ohio ID. e. Gilman, OF Baltimore,
Md. w. II. Ruiincr of Richmond, Va; ". l.. Trenholm,
OF Charleston, \. &.
Tue convention then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
TIE LATE KING OF ITALY.

LONDON, Thursday, Jan TO, ls7t.
The Rome correspondent of Tie Times states
that the two preatcs who sent TO the Qurnal by
the Pope brought the Papal bGnedlctcn 1t said tic
Pope exclaimed that lie would have gone himself 10 ad
minister the sacrament but for his DirInIty.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
p O S 7 S G r ! p 7.
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEYS PROPOSED TERMS
ley CABLE TO THE TRIBuSE.l
CoNsTASrINoPLE, Thursday, Jan. 10, !

CONsTANTINoPLE, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1878.
The Connect of Ministers having agreed upon the
conditions of an arnistcc, Turkey proposes
an armistce of six weeks, during which
all military operations shall remain in
Status quo, and that peace negotiations shall begin
immediately af,es the commencement of the armis-
ice Also that arrangements be made for the revIc-
tuang of Erzerum. It is probable that Mchemet
Ali will be the principal ncgotiator on the part
Of Turkey.
RUSSIA STILL CECoMPROMisiNG.
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. TO- 1878.
The 71mcss Vienna correspondent tecgraphs the
following:
The fact that Russia has reiterated her declaration
that an armstce bc settled by the commanders OF
the forces in the field. and not by plcnipten
tiaries SHOWS that Russia mas not acquiescel III
the compromise proposed ny England, tbai
the powers Of the commanders should b. llnlled
TO military details while the main s;ipnaiions should b.
settled by special plcuipotcn II IL not known III
st Petersburg whether Count Scb0nyaloh, the Russian
Ambassador at London has yet presented THIS leltef
ated declaration to Lord Derby.
The Cologne Gd=eti4s COnstantnoplc special says
Mehemet Ali has started for Roumela. commissioned
to conclude an armstce if be judges a continuation
Of the war impossible.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
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HENRY NJ. STANLEY AT ROME.

Henry NJ Stanley arrived here to-day, ell
route London.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

IUspDOKG's PFRFUME-WOoD VfOLEr-pOs-
sesses Tie uatura delicate oi1r oi the howers
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
FAILURE OF CHICAGO LUMBER DEALERS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-An involuntary pc!itIoh
in boulrptcy was fled to-day against J. ishl
and Charles Eldred, lumber dealers, ON c'alm of
81 20 400 SUSPENSION OF payment OF commercial paper
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
THE MOSEL AGAIN AT SEA.
BREMEN, Wednesday, Jan. 0, 1873
The North German LlOYds steamer MOsel,

which sailed from here on the 9th instant for South
anpton and New YORK. and put back with her machinery
snIranscL, ecclod repairs and sailed aga Yesterday
evening. She will leave southampton on Thursday