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New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
RESCUED FROM DROWNING.
Thomas Casey, age thirty-fve, of No. 175

Frstave was rescued from drowning at late hour last
night ut the foot OF ThiIycighthst. East Rlger, by
Thomas Kiernan. OF No. 32i East Thirtyseyenti-st.
Casey accidentally fell into the water.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
FAILURES IN LIVERPOOL.

Pierce, Davis s. Co., timber merchar'e. OF
Liverpool, have failed. Their liabilities a.e f.- h"d
at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
THE WAR IN WESTERN BULGARIA.
BUCHAREST, Saturday. Jan. ;

BUCHAREST, Saturday, Jan. ., 1873.
SOPHIA CAPTURED BY TnE RUSSfANs--A DESPERATE
BATTLE ar BOGROy.
The Russians have taken Sophia. Details arc
wanting.
ST. PErERsBU re- Jan. g. 1878.
An official telegram shows that Sophia wasentered
on the Sd instant after skirmish, in which the Rus
SLAMS lost only twenty four men.
A telegram from General Ghourko announces that
desperate engagement occurred on January near
Bogrov. The Turks attempted to surround five bat
talIons Of Russian infantry and brigade of cav
airy but were defeated leaving 1000 dead on the
field. The Ru ians lost 200 men.
The Russian detachment under General Daiide-
Vile, which supported General Ghourlo in his
movement over the Balkans had ifty-three men
frozen TO death in one night and $50 fros. bitten.
The official dispatch states that the Russian loss
in crossing the Balkans, however was not so great
as IT first supposed. The Turks suffered enormously
and immense numbers of sick and wounded were
found in their positions. On December 81, The
whole PLAIN of Kanarl was strewn with Turkish
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
IVES pErrpflcANs N NEw-mtvpsHGRE.

DOVER, X. H., Jan. G.-Ihe h,puoiicans of
this city las, night elected dclcrut' 10 'hr STATE Con
yent,ou; all are prominent Hlyt, meG. kesalutions
strongly apprOviu., PT,sd.ns "iicl were adopted
iu the sane wards.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
FAILURE OF A CHICAGO PAwyBRoKER.

CHICAGO, Jan. G.-Abraham Llpnan, p""h-
broker on Car.-,t this city, yesterday n.,d petition
III h.rkrupfrv His secured dents 500 cno and M
secured $50 200 with us-cts about cquanS the abil-
tiles largely IN real estate.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

GENEEAL GKANT UVNh To VAIEV.
LoyroN. Monday, Jan. :, IS77.
General Grant has left Alexandra fox Cairo.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
TIE snIpKA pass cRcssrD AGMv.

LONDON, Monday, Jan u lo'S.
The Daily NeTss Bucharest correspondent says an
officer from the Czarewtch's headquarters states
that General Radetzky has crossed the lalkans
through the Sbipka Pass, the Turks having aban-
doned thoir position previously because of the severe
cold
TIE Timess correspondent at Bucharest makes
aimlar rrpCrt
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

The M0rant Keys lie at the distance of thir-
ty-lwo mics from the cast eud OF Jamaica. They con-
sst of four low slets forming crescent. and known
Northeast Key. sand Key. savanna or Bird Key
and Southwest Key. They are surrounded with a
dangerous reef The Keys, isets lie between latitude
north II "a ard Ia 49, and longitude 75o 50 west
They are only seven nine feet above the water There
were formerly these slets bu. they
were cut down TO- and there IS not a shrub of any
Kind on them now, excep. few bushes the northeast
key.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
ARMED FORCE USED AT MoRANT KEYS.

THE AMERICAN TRADERS CARRIED OFF TO KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, Dec. pa number of American
citizens from Baltimore, who took 0rc!be possession
OF the Morant Keys, a dependency OF Jamaica
and established Baltimore GuaDo Company.
have been driven OFF the Keys by the Brit sh
war steamer Blanche, aud brought 10 Kingston
Captain Jennct who claims 20 rave discovered the Keys
and have possess OF them in the name OF the
United States protests against the conduct Of the Jama
authorities. The company he represented have been
shipping GUano from the Keys despite the warnings OF
the United states Consul. and the Jamaican Government
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

WASHINGTON, JAN G.-Thc diplomatic cor
responlcnce which accompanied the Presidents
annual messlS hIs just been printed Some OF the con
tents are more than year Old while the others are not
OF recent date The first page OF the volume contains
the following crcalar with reference 10 the travels OF
e1-Presldent Grant
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
CIvILITIEs TO GENERAL GRANT.
IGrNrrAL PRrss nrspArcn.l

CNsULs OF TIE USnTD STATES ENJOISED By MP.
EyARIs TO BE ATTENTIVE 10 LIE EX-PREsI-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
~CONFEssEs.
The Notorious Potter Witness Now
Nays thas sherman Never ssw
shs Aherman Letter.

sHe Nuer""n bessess
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. as. Tomorrow
U.,,Li will contain an interyisv with
- ,.i.
James L. Ahderson' now s'oPP'ns 'n 'n''
city. Anderson clears up the mystery sur
rounding tbes Sherman letter and e1oner-
- III .oun,,,,,,
A'es SECRETARY
In the matter. He says ihe authorship OF
the Sherman letter lies between Senator
Kellogg and Conquest Clark, who was act
ing as his private Secretary at the time;
that Mrs. jerks never saw Il; that the
original letter Ia now In the possession Of
gentlemen Of Philadelphia and can DO pro-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
An A FRAUD.
How Colonel Frederick a Nee h
Misrepresentiag the Chinsse
Question In Wnshiuutau.

~ -
Misrepreseai iag the Chinese
Quessiea is wa.hisgsss.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-The Fos Dem
ocratic organ, to-day publishes on its cd.
itorial page an interview on the Chinese
question with Col. 7. A. Dec, whom II
calls one OF tho most prominent citizens
Of San Francisco. and whose utterances IL
indorses by giving them eulogistic head
lines. such as "A True Picture OF the
Chinaman." No intimation 10 given that
Bee Is . paid agent Of the Chinese Six
Companies. and his statements thus forth
| fied by tho PO.f. political influence are
likely to have some effect upon public
! opinion, and therefore seem worthy OF
| Of being brought to the immediate notice
| Of the people OF the Pacific Coast. with
. view to their prompt correction. The
nature Of the statements Is fairly indica-
ted by the following e~xtiacts from the in
teryiew
Question by interviewer-From whom
does the opposition TO tho Chinese come
Answer by Bee-from that class OF people
who burned down the hospital in New
York some years ago, and who were prom.
inent before the country when they des.
troyed the depots at Harrisburg and Pitts
burg at the time OF the July riots.
n.-How do the better class Of
California people regard the Chinese !
A~uswer-They regard them - good cid.
zens and wish to encourage the immigrt.
| ton Of the Chinese. / am certain that II
tho question was PIT 10 . vote whether
the Chinese should 60 or the Irish popu.
lAtion that opposes them. the verdict Of
the voters who hold. say $500 worth Of
real estate. would DO In favor Of the
Chinese.
Bee also informed the interviewer that
Chinese immigration never goes 10 Cali
forniA by any servils contract. and that
tho Six Companies, though generally
thought to DO . secret. myst erious organi-
zation. were not. In conclusion. he vol
unteered tho surprising information that
the spirit Of the Chinese Government to-
ward the United States was one OF un.
bounded confidence and respect that they
look 10 our laws - . pattern for their
Government and are willing TO copy from
us. and that they are willing 10 divert to
us the trade which England now monopo-
Lies. This" said Bee, "is great
opening for the United States. for Chinese
resources are almost illimitable."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

KrSo HuNnrHr Of Italy is very pale
and thin, and they say his chest is
affected. He dsvotes a portion OF his
time daily to the investigation Of the
affsirs OF his father. who has left a
troublesome crop OF unpleasant none
tary claims behind him. A special sec.
rotary attends to this business. Know
ing very well that Humbert is averse to
any public scandals. the Roman trades
men are exorbitant in their claims for
Injuries supplied to the ladies' OF the
late kings establishment. The ladies
refuse to pay on the plea that tae debts
belong to the dead King. and in some
instances the debts have only been set.
tied when initiatory proceedings have
been commenced in the civil courts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
rriE CnINAMAN AND DEMO.
CRACY.

The news came from Washington this
morning that Col. Frederick A. Bee. the
Attorney Of the Six Chinese Companies
Of San Francisco. has began his work Of
classifying and disappearing the senti.
meuts OF the people Of this Coast, with
regard to the Chinese immigration. lie
has secured the columns OF a leading
newspaper. and makes use Of them to
spread abroad u mass OF lies which are
well calculated to create sympathy in
the East for the moon-eyed lepers who
are invading this section Of the land.
and to cast disrepute upon the move
ment for their expulsion which is so
general among all classes on the Pacific
coast. Col. Bee tells the citizens Of the
East that the Chinese are the best class
Of emigrants that honor the United
States by coming to its shores; that they
are honest and industrious ; that the
only movement made against them is by
the Kearneys and hoodlums Of San Fran.
cisco; and that IL the question Of ex-
GLIDING Irishmen or Cinnamon were put
to a vote by the people Of California. the
Irishmen would be expelled and tho Ash.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
TuE POPULAR MOVEMENT IN
ErROrE.

Attempted ass~assinations OF Kings
and Princes are becoming alarmingly
frequent in Europe. 1t is but a few
short months since Emperor William OF
Germany nearly lost his life at the hands
OF a Socialist. and nov comes the news
that yesterday the King OF Spain was
saved to his subjects only by the I'M
steady aim Of an assassin. In the a
OF the German Emperor, the wouli.be
regicide was beheaded in a remarkably
short space OF time. and the death PEN
atty will undoubtedly be quickly meeted
out to the spaniard whose futile attempt
Of yesterday Is recorded to-day. Justice
Is very prompt in making examples OF
regicides. but II seems to have little in
fiuence in banishiug them from tho
European stage. Their frequent appear
ance is an indubitabls evidence that a
grea, popular eruption IA about to take
place in Europe. These attempts at
assassination are but preludes to agrand
concerted movement by which the
masses will make an effort to free them.
selves from the yoke imposed upon
them by a despOtism which eI-
tends back to ages. The Socialists
and the Internationals are steadily gain
ing in numbers and power. II Is not to
be supposed tina, they counsel regicide.
The assassins are men whose weak
minds give way under the impetus OF a
really noble excitement. aud they injure
the cause which they hope to aid. But
that cause is active aud working. and the
evidence Of its power is in these frequent
attempts to assassinate princes aud ru-
lsrs. The explosion will come some day.
aud then either a great victory will be
for the people, or the bonds OF
oppression will be frightened. and they
will be placed in q more dsplorable con.
dition than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

BRiouroS. England, has been startled
by the apparition OF a man mounted on
a bicycle OF colossal dimensions. who
glides along on a level with the tops Of
the lamp posts, towering above the
height Of ordinary carriages. The driv.
ing wheel Of this machine is nearly eight
feet high. so that the riders head is
some twelve feet from the ground. The
wheel is &c feet in circumference. AMI
constructed on the rigid principle. The
backbone is made OF seamless steel tube.
and has steps projecting for mounting
and a second handle for steering while
the rider is getting into the saddle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

1t is believed in well-informed circles
that the probable triumph Of Count IAN,
dras-y's partisAns. both in Austria .
Hungary. will lead 10 the annexation nrst
Of Now Bazaar. and then Of Salonica- The
Porte seems TO fear this and 10 preparing .
camp Of 100000 men near Seinitza.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

Tho Official estimate Of money required
for postal service for the next fiscal year
aggregates S36.55i 900. Ii Is estimated
that the total postal revenues will fall short
of this mount.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

The Cologne Gaisn, states that In conss-
quence OF the new Law the Social Demo-
cratic Association has modified its pro-
gramme to q Of simple liberalism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

A dispatch from Alexandra says the in
undation from the DamiettA branch Of the
Nile is advancing. II now covers 100
square miles. Twenty villages have been
submerged. and from COO to 1000 lives
lO-t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

A Vienna dispatch says = demonstration
against English members Of tho ReorgAni-
zAiion Commission is preparing In Eastern
RnnmallA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

A Vienna dispatch says the formation Of
. Cabinet by Baron Won Pretis Cagnsdo IL
considered most probable. despite the OPP
position in political clubs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
tOFFIonL.l

nROPOaED AMENDMENT To
Inc Constitution Of the state OF Nevada,
psssed Of the Eighth Session OF the Lgir
laturet
R,so,p,d, That there shall be added 10 the
pre.ent Consultation OF this state an Article 10
K. called and Known - Article xvfif., which
Amer XVIII. The rights Of sunrass and
ofaes holding shall not be withheld from any
ms,s citizen Of the United ststss By reason Of
Ma color or previous condition OF ssrvitude.
Pss.ed February IS. 1877.
RSslrsd, By the Assembly. the senate con-
eurrins. That Article Rlsvsn III OF the oonei.
tuition OF the stats Of Nevada be amended By
sddiua 10 said Article Eleven up section tan
nm thereto. which shall read - followsi
"Srorior 10. No public funds Of any kind OF
rhsrscter vhsiever, Btats. county of municipal.
shsli Be used for seetarisn purposes.
Psssed February ~. 1877.
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be trus
copies from the enrolled resolutions 90 nls In
"xisD~ss my hand and the Ora, Seal Of st.is.
Aus' J. D. MINOR.
fssAIj sservtssy Of stass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

APera correspondent understands that
the British Embassy 10 we'll satisfied with
the reforms - conceded by the Sultan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

BEST s 20 D.s az lSa n s.a i 5, ny serl:. q
:,Sss -, NH in tSsir ovn localities. Par.
tieaisrs nd anplss worth - frss. Improve
yosr spsrS NJ 81 this buEnsee. Addfess
Nd Sas sfrNeon Z On. Portland, He
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26
ORIeINAh eSLD I'LL

NRIQINAL COLD HILL COLD
~ AND SILVER MINis0 COMPANY. Lo-
cation Of pr.neipsl place OF business. nan fran
cisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. On account OF ~
sessment mo. n levied on the 2ist day OF sep'
t-mber. 1878, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. ~
follows.
Names. NO. Cerui. bhrs Am '.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-26

THE REQUEST OF MANY CITIZENS
"A and propsrty.hold.rs Of Storey County.
respectfully a~nnouoces himself C.na'o,ae
Convention he had NOT Justice done 10 him. and
they with him 10 test whether the delegation
or the people are 10 decide the election. Iney
consider hlm 70 have been the only SQUARE dele.
uts on the tickst, and . Scotchman u that.
oc33 ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-16

tents of salesroom IL Bowery-vix. Pianos Furniture,
Carpets Olcoth Bedding Clothing shirts Hosiery sew
ing M,ehine. Cigars Liquors. Toilet and Laundry Soap.
Umbrellas, Clocks Mirrors. kc.
RI NIrkD STATES DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHERN
" District OF New York In the of Abram Duryee,
bankruDt-No. In bankruptcy.
Notice hereby given the undersigned. assignee in
bankruptcy the and effects OF Abran Duryee the
aankrup sD6ye named will sell pub auction at the
Exchange Salesroom. No. II broadway by u. H. Ludlow
Co., anctioneers In the city OF New York ON the BON
day oil March, 1878. ~ O'Clock in the afternoon the toll
lowing described property TO the es Ne In bank
ruptcy OF the said bankrupt that Il 10 say tall that
certain lot niece parcel OF land with tho buildings and
improvements thereon, situate, lying and being In The
first t2st OF the city New York and dls
tngushed OF the OgdeE place farm AIDE ny Jo
seph BRIGGS, city Surveyor lille in the laid office OF
the Register OF the aud New York by the
number twenty t37 bounded described as fol-
lows. ;Bsgnning point northery side OF sst
ST. distant hundred and twcntynvs u25l feet
wardly from tho eastcry line of the Filth t5th) and
runniu thence eastwardy along the said nrthery side
OF lhirty-eishh 3sbl ST. twsntyhye '25l feet thence
Dorthwardy and parallel with the Filth t5t) ninety
eight cs feet nins 90 inches to the centre line OF TO
block; thence westwnrdy aons said line and
lei with said Thirty (Sh) ST. twenty h,e (3) loot
and the southwary aud parallel with the Fth 9th
ninetyeght () feet nine 90 inches to the OF
beginning.
Dated NEW YORK. 18th March, 1879
WIN II. HENRY,
Assi,r in han krupt of hmm runt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-16

NIoRGAs,s LINE ro Xisw ORLEANS AND Texas
Si The steamers will sail from 36 North River ~
follows
For Orleans direct transferring Texas freight there
TO Morgans Louisiana aud Texas Railroad aud inorganic
samships 10 Texas port. Ihr,ngh bills ot iadins signed
70 all points IN the Mississippi kyer Mobile. Ga weston.
ndianoa, Corpus Christi, RockDort. BRACES Santiago.
Brownsville. ana TO ali points tho Houston
Central Texas Pacific. Transcontinental aud Galveston,
Harrisburg aud san Antonio railroads Kansas City, Fort
scott and other pnints Rail-
road and connections Freshts for ST. Msry's Fulton
effected open policy of the line
To New orleans percent [, Tex points per at
freight a ithrr "A appy to B.gtEKr 4
Mnikt.AN AGENTS office nt.r ri Norti, l,,v.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-16
SALES Ar AUCTION.

S. wETNBERGEK, AUcTIoNEER, SELLS THIS
1.day Saturday March Is ut 1os o'clock, the entire Con
tents Of salesroom ~ Bowery-vix. Pianos Furniture.
Carpets ocotb Bedding Clothing. shirts Hosiery sew
ing ,ehine. Cigars Liquors. Toilet and Laundry SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
POLITICAL NOTES.


If the coparceners did not represent Tilden, who
did
Nephew Pelton will stand in history as the wick
eldest man of his epoch.
Does Moses banker TO make statement under
oath 7 The longing of his soul shall DO filled.
If Tilden Is innocent, common decency requires
his party TO "vindicate him with Il denomination.
Come Mr. Weed, tell us who sent you to Florida,
and who gave you notion that you were sent to
buy Presidency I
No Is GramercY Park is to be rugged with fog
horn in place of a door bell, that Mr.. TIlden may
know what Is going on.
The Graphic gives q striking picture of Charles
Frigid Adams seated on his iceberg, but the fraud
brand is not visible. Maybe he Is sitting on 1t.
II woud be boon if some Democrat would break
the silence with an Old-fashOned fraud yell. just
as "Reminiscences, the performance would be enter
tanning.
Mr. WattsrsOn has not been able to say a word
yet about the cipher business. lie published Mar
bles and Tildens cards without aremark. lie might
at least tell us whether Moses did Tilden as much
harm as that bad man Hewitt.
The Presidential spectators are at work on tht
November elections, and are settling the fate OF
whole galaxies of statesmen in advance. II Penn
sylvania goes Republican, they say Hartranft wal
loom as the Republican nominee II it goes Demo
cratic, General Hancock will certainly be thu Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

cratic candidate. Imagine the emotions Of AZ, n.
dall when he hears that prediction mans
An enthusiastic Butler orator in Massacbr....
announces that the General suggested She's
march TO the sea eighteen months before 4, -
begun. While he was about it why didn't bs ss~
some other follow blew up that powder-boat, J,
would have done Butler moro good.
The remarkable disposition of the Democrat, 4.
shoulder Tilden, ciphers and ALL is best account's
for on the ground that they like him now b.,,..
than ever. There has always been a suspicioD !.
he party that ne might be In earnest when he cred
" Reform" but that mas been removed now. 0u
General Butler remarked in o speech recently ,b..
there was mo better man in the State than Thoma,
Talbot" and an unfeeling wretch In the crowd called
I'VE are going to elect him Governor Benny y
The General then proceeded to say that Mr.. Talbo,
was too innocent to reform anything because he d,S
not know bad man when he saw him, and womb
be fooled. That is what used to be said Of HAYES a.
compared with Tilden and yet it has come abont
that 1ilden had his own house full Of rogues ana
didn't know 1t till The TRIBUNE told him. Tina
moral perceptions of the Democratic commentator,
are. slightly clouded. They said Of the Florida
clphers that there was no harm in them because
they showed that the Democratic agents merey
tired 10 pay men to do their duty. As they can't say
this of the South Carolina performances they az
content to say that there was no harm in Smith
Weeds transaction because they did not succeed
Bribery 70 be wrong must be successful is the moral
law in their estimation. In accordance with tbts
reasoning attempted burglary would not be wrong
and ought not to be punished.
The defence which the South Carolina newspaper,
make of their "sbow of force" at Republican meet.
ings is remarkable. Thus the most devoted organ
Of Governor Hampton, The Charleston Necs 0nl
Courier, says: "The Democracy have divided tim,
with the Radicals, 1t is true. II is their right 10 at
tend any public meeting, whether those who get Ut
the meeting like it not, and they have right to
be heard at the meetings" This is pretty cool, but
its significance is not fully apparent until the mean
ing Of attending" and taking part" is ex.
planned. The Republican meeting at Sumpter was
attended" by three thousand Democrats. includ.
ing GOO mounted and armed hOrsemen. The result
was that the Radicals disappeared entirely, and
the Democrats took not part but the whole of the
meeting. The orders are clearly the same as they
were in 1875 when Hampton telegraphed to one Of
his friends The HunkadOn Club on the way
here for row tomorrow. See Pickens and DELAY
train till evening"" The budozers go prepared for
row now as then, and they go "wel-heeedn
and fortified with the same "tOOl-chest" which
figured In 1876. The NeUs and Courier adds that the
plan Of campaign cannot be changed at this late
day, because to do that would be " 10 admit that
what was aud is done is unlawful and wrong" The
country has already reached that conclusion with.
out tue admission.