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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
CUBAN CHIEFS LEAVING.
THE PACIFIC R4iLRO1DS.
SENATOR DORsEYS sINKING FUND BILL TO BIZ H.
PORTED FAyoRABLY- REPRESENiAIiONSA AGAINST
THE KANSAS PACIFIC.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCIIl

THE KANSAS PACIFIC.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCLl
WAsuINGTON, March THE subcommittee
I'm charge of Senator Dorseys bill for the creation OF
sinking fund to quidate the Pacific Railroads indebted
ness reported fayoraby to the full Senate Committee
on Railroads to-day. After some discussion 1t
went over to the next meeting without action
Ths bil provides as its main feature, that
the Union Pacific and Central Pacific Companies
shall each pay $780, into the United States Treasury
annually, and that the Government shall allow the
sinking fund to be credited with $7jC0O00 for each
company as the estimated value of 100000 acres OF
land TO be rcconyeycd by each OF them to the United
States. The subcommittee consists Of Senators Nit
chel, Barnum, Dorsey, Matthews and Ransom.
The representatives OF the Kansas and Pacific Railway
Company were before the Snb-JudiCary Committee OF
the House to-day in response to the Hartrdge rosolu
ton calling for AN Investigation into the present cond
ton Of This company. Il. X. Meade, OF Ncw-Iork, as
counsel for large interest OF stockholders called atte
ton to the various foreclosure proceedings which
are now pending, having been initiated by tho
early bondhoders OF the company, and which proceed
ings must result In the injury Of Government interests
as well as loss TO bOndholders holding under sub
sequont liens, and stockholders aud general credi-
tors. He claimed that this condition OF In
sovency had been brought about by reason
of the directors OF the company having made ex-
ttayagant construction contracts, In which they bai
themselves shared Assets, in this way, was aieecd,
10 the extent OF from SlOOOOOOO 10 S2OOOoOOO, had
been coupy diverted. and converted 10 the Dcucht or
The directors Mr. H. H. Holmes, OF New YORK, appeared
for the company, arguing that tue FORECLOSURE pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOREIGN PORT,

LONDON March 7-Saed 4h inst Union, Capt Greenlcaf
Southwest Pass: Walter Wal EFT, for NegY0rk; Chas.
Deerng GTy Reed 9th inst. Adde II. cam Maggie H.
Caryi Missouri the Key West; 9TH inst, Roma.
capt for Philadelphia; Grahans Polly Tor New York;
MeTcatOr Capt Bcrentscn; Maresca, j. a Wight
Arrived 23ih uii SiCd, Alvin Key 81 inst Clara. Capt
Eitze: Truro Weser. Anna, GuOncsen Marie stone.
man: AN INST VIM. oO3DurT ImpeTO C4Imen CaI Battle
latter Narsees: 9TH inst Niobe on the Lizard Bene-
dicta Glars Lincoln, capt. G"TOOnich bh INST, KIN
burn Amelia Capt Burgess g. r. Robinson, Gunhia, koya.
land Wellington Capt. Grfiths; Lulu, TCyere, Artia y.
Hall Tth inst CIlsschamn IahOn JAIL Harvest Queen
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
oUPEssTowS Iarch THE steamships Bessarabia tPr.)
Can't .go from Savannah Feb Is, and Rita (Spdn, Capt.
Gareiz from New.Oreaus Fen 49, both for Liverpool hayo
arrived here. -
sorTuAMrIOy March The North. German Loyis steam
ship Leipzig, Capt Hoffman, IRON Baltimore Feb II ior
Bremen, arrived here 10 day.
For other ShlD Vecs see Third PaJe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

sou,.hoder In Wilmington has Ivy this tim purenasi'
an anger aud shut himself up in hs BACK cellar san
lao poope predict that Delaware Will soon add an Or
barrel TO the peachbasket In her coat OF arms ana tAa
the long i.putc between Baltimore aud Philadelphia on
tho oiIpipci question will come 10 speedy end WI.
mingon IA an walk of victor with the profits M b,opr
Itlo fox did with the bone leaving The bear ana ne
wolf spraw wing hungry on the ground All ms Is loN
building tu rear upou greasy well IN cellar Ils y"
be hoped tilt 10 ioundtuun VII prove sure, NP.u,a
tors have oaorod - 600 for well and cellar Better take
o.. Gillespie
Ghosts are playing away at one end OF
telephone IN san Francisco. gcntleman VINO mas
wire between his house ard his Office, wa 'El1hhihg
tho apparatus 20 some friends IN his pnf". ne mig"
when a response was sudo My received irom ho o'n
end The na caused great surprise, fer he h'i
D. Once door several hours be;grc. "Who l. al ne
o. or end e. he ed through the sneak ng tube lou
would 1now % told YOU" was the response IL
seized his anl hat. went to his Office ana found "
Just as he had left IL. empty, with The gas burn anu
the door securely locked He locked the door again.
went home tried the bcl-sena aud at once received
che answer: "You would Mt know II | told you VINO
\ am. but You will and know hereafter" The com
pany frightened and the telephone was shut up oi
the night on the follow IA day 10 WIRE was caIri'y
inspected irom end to cad ma mere wa 10 wa,
that II had been tapped OF cut ~ ~! point M'anN
So. I'I an ,,',,I ,nc ,,as
n, Sf.on va. tho spirit word. manifestations
are said o. tav oen startling.
In an G'nlrlDle nttc pluphiet on Ncht'ld-
tou written by W. C. Van Biboor. Md, for the MARY
land state Board OF Health. the noxIOus effects OF what
are popularity known close DAYS are explained very
clearly The theory il advanced that this atmospheric
phenomen may account for the production OF malaria
m certain and places. Fever and ague ana re-
mittent fever common III the Hat lands bordering
mon tac Chesapeake Bay and IN the level valleys OF
freswailr rivers, the Potomac PJtuxent ana SuS-
ouehanna aud also In similar situations almost every
where throu hOu the earth In such localities during
the months OF July. August aud september. there are
many DAYS when there Il ventilation IN these tOpo
graphical situations, because there IS but little horizon
TAI motion the atmosphere AZ large The range o. The
thermometer during these 1ths. this climate Is
high during the day. and the water IN the marshes ana
svamps being perfectly stu ana exposed 10 the ardent
rays oi TIE heated and gives rise e. the formation
O. copuu- NupOrs. It Is then that thc noUOntas an
resin upon the sagnani and vap0rng waters, becomes
imprC gnafrd with the poison OF aatI IL IL theh ti
ms poison produces IIl-heah. Whatever the essential
malaria may be, II L. mantle I mat on Oh
OF it, suit nature. thc atmosphere viii be more iktE
a. be CHARGED with Il ana to retain II when the To
biography checks the natural process OF ventatiOn o!
the movement Of bodies Of air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
MIUNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Syn0pSi3 Tor Mc I'ast n Hours.

WAsHINGTOY, March 8, l a. m.--The low
pressure last nigh, TIE Upper Lakes has rapidly
moved eastward 20 Maine and New-bruswlck. accom-
paped by frequent light rains far southwark the
OHIO Valley and Northern Virginia. ana fresh to very
brisk southeTly winds. veerng to westerly The bar
orpeter has cOnl led highest along tv; South Atlantic
coast II has rapidly fallen during Thursday from the
southwest to the northwest with occasional rain. IIigh
winds and gales mostly sOuthcriy have been reported
from New Mexico ana Northern Texas 10 the Missouri
Valley aud in Western Minnesota. Light rains have also
fallen from Oregon ana CalifOi uia to Colorado and WyO
ming generally turning into snow IN the interior.
IndicqiiOHS
For New.Tng;and and the Middle States rising
baromcter cooler nOrthwcstcrly winds, gradually back
tug TO warmer s0uthcry oaste1y, and clear partly
cloudy weather probable, followed IN the latter and
western portion OF the former by falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
SHOT ~ a PoLICEMANi

Idle and di5ovdcrly men and boys have been
In the habit OF conGccatng at Cherry and Wafer u.s.
ana annoying John j. Crosan watclman III the employ
Of Fay Brothers, soap manufacturers, OF No OBJ Wafer
it. Last night the rufans assaulted Cr0gan
with stones and he raped for assistance
Officer Thomas Waters, OF the Seventh Precinct
answered the call. and when nj Cherry and Pikc-sts
saw % running. lie ordered the man three times 40
halt but the warning unhecdri. 1hc officer drew
his revolver fred two shots. taking effect IN the
back the fugitive, who arrested and taken to the
Thomas Harry, aged eighteen OF No 9j MadsOn-s lie
was removed 10 the Chambers street Hospital. Inc
wound is not serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
TIE FIRE RECORD.
AT SPARTANSBURG. PENN

AT SPARTANSBURG. PENN.
THE ENTIRE BUSINESS PART or The TOWN DEs-
TRoYED-TwENTY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
CLEVELAND, March IA fire at SpartanS-
burg Penn, this morning, DESTROYED every business
house in the place. including the Masonic lodge, post
Office, and depot The loss will reach about 100000
The insurance viii probably amount to $4,000 Sis
pcion incendarism strongly upon W. NJ Jacobs.
in whose the fire originated, and who has sought
the protection OF the authorities to avoid threatened
lynchng.
dispatch to The Leader gives the following list OF the
principal insurance companies interested: The Royal
of Liverpool; Orient, Of Hartford; National, of Hart
ford; Fire Association, OF Philadelphia; Northern OF
New York Meridcn. of Connecticut; Hartford OF Hart
ford; Westchester, OF NewYo Phenix OF Hartford ;
and Etna.
Not "A store or house or any kind is left and
about twenty families are homeless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
TnE lrnAN CONFLICT.
PATRIOTS STILL IL ARMs-MR. ALBANIA CoNrEADlCTs
MEASUREMENTS.

Mr.. De Luna, Editor of La Indcpendcpcid,
received letters from Cupa yesterday stating that Gen
eral Macco. commandin. in the Eastern Department.
and General Ruluf, In the Western Department. had
rejected the Spanish peace and stl hold
ing out. MuccO ha. 400 mon aud l.uOI 60 mcn. The
Insurgents in the Villas lad surrendered MI Qnntero
Editor OF La Terdtd gave the number Of Macco's
1T 1900 The purscr the steamer CITY OF Vera Cruz.
nt brought the mails from Havana sand that when lie
left that city still holding out and refused to
surrender.
Mr.. Aldaaa, the cx-CIbnn agent. is indignant ut an
attcmIt to connect HIM with certain schemes to huy
cruisers and arms a morning paper" he says dc
votes two columns TO the publication OF number OF
letters said 10 have been addressed 10 me by slndD
correspondents III Europe. The object and Origin of the
,,illicntio arc too well known historically to rcqG!ro
or deserve comment from further than to assert, a.
I do most uncquiyocay, that not Only have
I never received any OF the letters pub
lishcd, but that have knowledge OF any
one by whom those letters are said 10 have
rru signed nor Of any Og the Transactions therein re-
fcrrrd To. I have never addressed OF authorized any
person 10 addrt,s In my name any 't'er 10 any q! ''
parties Ia whom the published letters pfclcuh 10 ~.
replies The letters, Tar ~ General HahEHiiy ana
nio med, absolute uct0ns. Inc hoiy y Gun
ming invention ami i'm posture the pubic, ana The "niy
Tho Curmlcs obliged to nave recourse
to methods never 80 sh"nlclts'
CUBAN CHIEFS LEAVING.
UAvAvA March Tt is officially reported that the
number ~ insurgents who have surrendered from Feb
ruary 2s to March s. IS $50 persons, with $50 AIMS, III
hr ncighhorhood Of Sanct Spritus Remedies, and the
line II defence called Ii TrOcba or the prominent
chiefs. Alaximo Gomez, Bruitel. snd Rodriguez en-
barhrd for Jamaica, aud Salvador 'i'ueiO-, MpuS VI
Santa Lucia, Tor Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
HAIsTEAD SITTING on THE BRAKES.

The continuance of the row about the free
coinage ~ silver IN Congress should be discounie
RANGED II notorious that the free coinage feature ~
The sver Bill utterly defeated IN the Senate ana
would be again defeated. Time i fooled away, there
fore An talk about IT, Then the silver Law gives the
nints fui! employment, and Secretary sherman is
pledged TO give IT fair play The country VIII not or
6ecae "a - arc fond OF their own voices and anxious
above nj go the wind power that nature has De-
,towed To make themselves cons pcuOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
uFI1rR,s BI-DGET OF WONDERS.

Mr.. Heller has new programme oil mar
vcis thi. week at his bright little bali Twentyfourh
ST. People beginning TO be as much astonished al
the number and variety Of his eas rs at their mystery
md the usbed skill with which they arc performed
The present programme Is IN four parts The tr-t part
which Mr. Heller distinguishes ~ Wonders comprises
ak numbers all OF which fresh ia design ahd MAJ
ner Of production though some of them, in differ mt
form have astonished his audience IN previous weeks
There Il az apparent simplicity and guoiessness III MT
cers management OF these fcats OF ski az pleasing
"a II 4. battling Not only are bis wondef'
new from time to time. but the sptghty CON
Versot on and agreeable witCl-rs with winch thty or"
acc0uuHL. always Spontaneous ana Keep t"e
nudente cheerful ami doubtless also Dhnd Inc sJtuDd
uart several musical b. lcctiOns, including the
4 piauo d. 1 GO of bOardingshJJ Miss Whch j. al
excecding, funny and original Imitation, To use 4
ugr,h,r Hiss HclleTs second sish continues as nara
foexpl and as altogether Ia racuous ~ the unnltiIt.d
A. IA ever Wa. The present og1nme j. ah c-eci"y
good one, and ought 70 be enjoyed by great many
persons.
Mr.. II. G. King has written song entitled
Absence" for Mr.. Jules G.: Lnmhari. Tho "ords
aro finn Whifter's Tent the 81 tch.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

Thomas Hendricks, of Indiana, is daily add
INC 10 h,. strength. senator Thurman has not got
abreast Of him YET. Il OHIO % be swndled out OF the
ne Il President l-lCiDcnnau Enquirer tDcm)
The only teacher that the people will listen
% nv =, perieuce Therefore say let the Bland
hi have full course and lea there bc fair trial OF the
yrtues ~ the dollar OF the fathcTs New-LOudOn Icc-
gram Rep)
II the New-YOrk Legislature desires TO re-
ceal IT. promise to pay all debts IN gold after January l.
S-e " y don't IL out and -qIdrcly say 50, instead
M adopting TIE siUiug tactics OF the repudator, VINO Is
ssSsri, Of what he would do.-lN. Y. Commercial Ad-
verfiser ItpOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
PROBABLE ARSON IN JERSEY CITY.

The twO-story frame dwelling at T0nnGlc-
and BleeAer-st Jersey City Heights. was damaged
by fire to the amount of $500 yesterday morning. Tic
binding was owned and occupied by Peter Gallagher,
who stated that he and his bOsckceper were visiting
friend at the tiue the flames discovered His sub
seqent contradictory stories led 10 the suspicion that he
had committed arson the building having been insured
fer 81 500 in the Continental Fire Insurance Company OF
New York. Gallagher arrested ana committed To
await an examination which will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
TIE RIGHT SORT OF TALK.

There is a disposition manifested in some
ou srers 10 press measure for the free coinage OF 81
YER IL is to be hoped that the scheme Will be allowed
10 rest Tor while until IL Is now the silver Bil
lust passed works The present. bill received us arse
majority because 81 believed TO he Just ana Ilgh-
any OF the coinage The owners OF silver 90 not rose
tnythIng At the present time free coinage Dill pr0D-
tho silver Bil aud II IL should secure ma
Ioriiy IN both houses, which is doubtful COMO nor Ne
passod over Presidential veto Better let well enough
hnns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
PROGRESS ToEARD RESUMPTION.

The ability of the Treasury to meet the IA
,ui,iss ~, The Resumption Act next January has been
Increased since March l. 1871 IN round numbers "a H.
100000 by The gain in COIN Tl9oVoOVO ny Ieuuco. ",
the fractional notes The practical situation Is that he
Treasury has Ss2OO0OOO OF CON 10 meet WEI, on o
1st Of January will be demand notes Of $JisOOOOoO
Into which are convertible $40 100000 Of BANK notes.
brsides lie lrAclOnals making ~ al sIOJOOO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
VAIN ATTEMPT TO PROVE AN ALIgI

PHILADELPHIA, Marsh THE mystery at
taching to the murder Of John NJ Armstrong OF 'nS
city, In Camden, New-Jersey the night OF January
2 et,ll continues, aud Hunter, wh) is charged with
having caused his death, remains In the Camden
Jail Since the arrest OF Hunter, his c0un-
sci have tried prove alib and stated that Hunter
WAS not in Camden the night in question. To-day
they produced named Throop, who 1t was alleged,
two deck hands on ferry boat had mistaken for Hun
Ter These men, to-day, were brought before Ihroop
and they stated positively that ne was nor the man. nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
TIE PANSY's TRIAL TRIP.

PHILADELPHIA, March THE new United
States steamer Pansy, built in this city for the Light
House Board started down the Delaware on her trial
trim this morning She is an iron twin-screw steamer,
I5J feet length % feet beam and 10 feet depth Uf
hold and IL 10 Dc used as q lighthouse tender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

WnKEsBARRE, Penn, March IA fire in

WHKEsBARRE, Pcnn., March "a Nrc IN
this city TIL. morning. destroyed the grocery Of
Mcdonald ~ Co. ard eight tenement houses owned ~
John Eattersou The loss the buildings ls $4,000;
Insurance. 49, 800 The stock OF Mcdonald Co. upon
which there is insurance, Il total loss; amount
unknown.
NEwBrRG, n. Y, March 7.-George W.
Uudrrhps residence and It's contents were destroyed
by an incendIagy fire while the family absent last
night Los4, 10000; insurance. ~ll,1Oo.
Providence, II. L., March 1.-The incendi-
ary fire IN East Greenwich. this morning, burned tn
barn and BUILDINGS OF sheriff Thomas j. Tilley. Loss
$1,000; insurance, II 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
CRISIS IN QIEHEC.

QUEBEC, March IA majority Of the Con-
scryn,i,e members have signed round robin against
the cton OF the catouaHt Governor. Il is Improbable
that M,Jolly will DO able to announce his Cabinet to-
day Ic stiH suffers from severe cold. The Hon. Mr.
IiOiiou has declined TO enter the new Ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
A PROFOUND FINANCIAL OPINION.
FrOga The Na.hUiffe 4 DtcTtCdR.

What the country needs is TO get rid of the
bugbear OF resumption, wipe from the statute book
II Tho country grows up 10 IT, 20 that IL becomes thng
demanded as an additional measure To beneht growing
Industry - VIII be well Otherwsf, but rev VIII p'
harmed by failure % resume. There - no connection
between resumption and prosperity unless 1t be thGt re-
AMMUNITION is o tOeraby sure preventive Inc history 81
other periods in other uitries APPEARS 10 Indcd ta
-. - - -ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
A SMALL FIRE AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, March IA fire, supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combustion, broke
ont, this evening, in the block St. Cair-st occupied
by Miller Bros chemical paint factory, and Edward
Genu manufacturer of sewing machine cabinets
The fire was confined to the third and fourth stories.
Genus loss stock and machinery Is $4,000. Miller
Bros stock il 81 800 and the loss bUGiug
$1,000 The losses covered by insurance, principally
in New.Y companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
EAIIIfRES IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL March THE number of fail
in Til. city during February was tniriy-sN' and the
aggregate liabilities amounted 10 Sl,9j5, zoo and the
as.cts To 1850 $50 leaving nominal drct OF S9ij,3jO.
hut the actual deficiency viii be- much greater - the
settlements many eases rave already shown. DAVIS
Il PHILIPPE iobicconsts, harn failed. Their liabilities
are $4,000 and assets $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
BISMARCK AND TIE NATIONAI.-LIBERALS.
LONDON. Thmr,dnY. March Z. ISrS.

The 7imcs's dispatch from Berlin says: 1.-The
National liberals pcrsstcnty refuse TO take office nm
less the taxes are voted annually by the Rechstag.
Herr Gutenberg, chief of tho Civil Service Tor Han
over, Ilbcral-C Conservative, Is likely TO sue
coed Herr Camphluscn as Finance Minis
ter aud also TO become German Finance
Minister, and. az such. the first connecting link
the German and Pru~siau Cabinets Nhllc thiS
appointment is being discussed Prince bismarck con
tInucs negotiations with the Naiionalllbclal VINO II
they could be induced enter the Cabinet, would enable
the Chancellor carry tho increase of The tobacco duty
IN addition to his constitutional reforms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

NORAH, TIE IRISH CHARITY SCH0LAR.-The
enterprise Of Street Smith has secured the great story
OF Norah the Irish Charity scholar" publication in
The New-York Weekly. The first lnstslment of this re-
markape story will be given Monday, in No. 10 Of
The NeW-YOrk Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
GpetiG! Notices.

Nervous Exhaustion y medical essay een2rising -srio'
OF Lectures Delivered kahu5 Museum - Antony, New
York the and cure OF premature GeCne' showing IN
dspuaby how lost Lcalth may be- tSalht aOring Gear
svo is ~ the mpcinents and the treatment Ot
debility, BENG the ccsu Oi 20 years OK
matt 25c. currency or postage stamps Address
Secretary, kAIIN'> Museum, 6~S Broadway NeH.1 ork
Post Oice Noac.Ihe Lorelsn mans ior tle wees endnS
SATIf RDAI March q 1878, Will close ~ tins once on
TUESDAY az u. Tor EUROPE Dy Steamship wyoming
"a pu,ansOyyu q MFD\ I~DAI. at a Tor Franco
direct by steamship Labrador. via Uayle ard al D. NJ
Tor EUROPE by steamship Batavia, Ma Queenstown; on
JiilfRSD ~ az H. for Europe by steamship Baltic.
Ma 1uecusOwu (coiresBOndrnce for Germany ana france %
forylr'rd must be specially aGdcsSed;
and al IL m for Europe by steamship Cimbfia via Ply.
Iuoutn. CheTbourg ana Hamburg: On SAIt tDAf at
a H. for Europe by steamship CITY OF Idc1mtni, va
Queenstown (cOrTespondnce Tor GERMANY ana ScDhu 20
tins must b" specially addt@ed
oud ~ 5a NJ for scotland direct by steamship California,
via Glasgow 1880 Tor Eorolr by steamship Mose.
VI, BremoD. The steamships wyoming,
Baayia baltic aud CITY uchmond DO not take mails or
Drnm Norway. Thc mails Tor Nassau, y.
leave NewNOrk March O. The nails FOR the Nest Indies,
wa Rumuda and 81. Thomas leave NeW-1orA, Mafch ~.
me malls Tor China san Francisco Nrcd
G The mails TOT Australia &c, VIII leave san Francisco
March l.. 49,. , ,.,,,,, ,......,..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
An INSCRIPTION FOR HE COIN.
me- gJffor M Yhc Tyibuuc

SIR: see by THE TRIBUNE that the Gov
crnmcnt has decided to add the motto In God we
tru,i" To the urw silver dollar wnuld II not Ice well
also Ia add an very small ttrr fusl beneath, "hpt only
nav ninety cents On the dOlir'i W l.. +.
Scacca rats, y. J., halcn l. 1873.
(Ihe Christian IniOns suggestion seems to rs pat
1t wishes to add the petition, Forgive onr
dnhIa " Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Privately at the residence Of
the brides mothe Wednesday, March ., by the Rev ;. d.
Iyurchar,, D., nr. =. Herring BurchaGd 10 Irene NJ
daughter OF the late William r. stewart esq
MIILER-CORNING-A Cleveland Ohio. wednesday
Feb. ~ BY the Rev Dr. Brown, william W Miller OF New
YorK, to Helen A. Corning, OF the former place.
WILIS-BAYLES- the PTeslyte Church, kingston
\ j.. by Tho Rev John H. Sc0held, Edmund DE-
Wills Princeton y ] 10 Anna, second daughter oi the
late James Bayes. Of Kingston.