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New-York tribune., 1878-01-31

NIGHT ATTACK UPON AN EXPRESS TRAIN.
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;rain Oh the Harlem River and Potchostcr branch of te
Srw-UayCn Railroad Was approaching Barlow station.
on It's way South, about 9:O yesterday morning,
an attack was made upon H. with the Intention. is be-
lieved, of robbery. The engineer. Edward Chapman,
was sackoung the speed of the train for the stop r
oured before crosslu. Pelham Rag, wton number ~
large stones hurried at him and The fireman 'ro"h
inc the window = the stones struck the fireman
one of his arms iulctng severe injury. At the
time large uunbor oi stoIcs wee thrown ~ trr clr
brcaluau, William Kars but De- ~as ret struck. ~
soon a. the tram stopped, Conductor y. B MarlaN
ordered thc train 90 rotu to a." ppui whore TIE attack
brgan Wr"n number ~ the iuilIf wcf" seen 10 enter
wood GGiniuihg. ibr conductor, VAIN several 0i III"
emp0vc. attempted O. capture thr mon luf the night
wa too darl for succc--n Iursut nud after triug
" shot. n tho direction OF the rctre1tiug chase
was gwen up and IN tram Ir"cer,cd George morrill,,
tac station ;rHt uu.yd fw ~ lia u'~Lh"rs. who
nur ia IA. search. hut without ANY eurCc-. however
The IuilIn-, u WIS found. Lad mat" th'ir head
quarters ut low grocery ga iic town ~ M.tr hester.
tuesday night ttcy made thc JUpc at thc haitc"
Hotel. about rci"cE and, tiicr dink nc freely scr"
absent for about an hour. when icf l'uhcI ald Kept
up tlcir drinking unt about o'clock yesterday molu-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
NoToRIors GAMHLEEs ARRESTED

PROPUIrTURs or 80. BtE'LAN--I. B&iIrD.
George {. Mariner. 0f No. l3 Bcach-st.,
complained before Justice BNby 20 the Toomb. Police
Court on Saturday, that be- hal been sSlhdlcl ont ~
nearly 5000 ~ tie nutOi.oHs gambling don, No.
s Barclay-s.. 4 warrant was then issued for Tie
srt4et of oras prlr firlr,c Gaze end William Par
sons The proprietor, ~ the house Jhr complainant wa,
locked up ID The t'rual Oili'c ana th' warrant Wa
gwen fo Detective fcrl.t e. serve. The d'ff"Nc and
several men visited the establishment ON Sfufo1y. and
provided Themselves with lWuics" o. irs open the
doors. expecting 10 meet Win .UIuc resistance.
Iic house fou1t vacant, s thc pruprl'ints We're
ont o town. Defective I.rriS ms kept up -rHrs flT
Them aud yesterday arrested tr three Isu 10 To Metro
uotl lotcl They were aiidighrI before JUDGE murray
at the TOmhs. Tue complainant mddr IN d1ttVt that
he WIS cnticcd into tie house ,tobrr 20,
when he losi between $500 ani 4iOJ. On many other
occasions. both before and ~ g. thlt datr
lost la g. sums ~ none, faro Tn" defendants. rep
resented b. tnrr counsel, EnuLd H. Pncc PasAc Tor
posfponcilent ~ auy hUt.cr hearing Until Monday
morning. judge Murray tncn held each of them IN
~ 900 bail toapprar examination. james McGpwan
a wplkuoWn sporting man, signed bonds iOi the t.Icc
gamblers.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
THE RETURNING BOLRD Trials.

NEW-0RLEANS, Jan. 30.-At the evening
'on. 1h0ma, Franklin Supervisor OF Registration for
vernon Parish. testified, after identifying shown
hiin To the alterations made after he had signed
them: that only at Poll No. . were any Rcnub-
licdu votes Gust, and there only tGC for of the
HAYES electors several Of them receiving none at all
ookinp rctdrn~ from Poll No. - no found the votes
wers altered, giving each HAYES citctor ninctv-
seven votes. while they had received none At
Poll No - richty-onr votes were given HAYES
electors while they had received THIS after
hc had signed the returns In the consolidated returns
Of a thc votes east the parish where the Republican
electors had received two vote ITS given Kel-
logr Burch and Joseph. and 30 to Mark sheldon JEFF
frrson, Br wster nnh Lyiscc. The Democratic elcc-
rors had received Gl7 votes which altered ~ AGO
VOTES.
There Is 10 news Of Ex-Governor Wells.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
LOWERING TEACHERS SALARIES.
A REDUCTION MADE NECESSARY.

A REDI tIlON MAl)ll .NIsN '-N',hNI'
THE BOARD OF EDUCAIIoN THINKS THERE IS Az M
MEDIATE NEED FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
At the meeting of the Board of Education,
Yesterday the question OF reducing tae teachers salaries
was decided The division of the whole appropriation
was discussed item by itcui An item OF S3-s,O00 for
sites and buildings has been considered the pivotal point
~ the whole matter II the board voted that item, then
tbe salaries of the teachers would have DOWN
that was admitted.
The discussion was long. CORNERSTONE Bcardslce
tbougbt pew buildings could be dispensed with tlus
year Commissioner M4nerrc thought rapid transit
would change hc schoGlmap OF the city, aud he favored
the postponcment Of the erection Of new aud expensive
buildings Commissioner Kelly, who lives III the Nlne-
teenth Ward expressed opinion that Mr. NaulcIrc di!
not know what he was taking about and that modcstv
woud become a new member OF the board When the
motion as put by President Wood 10 apDr pratc the
whole sum, S34s,OhO, for sites ana buildings, hc
de Jared that In. statute law required thrcCfourtls
vote 10 carry THIS raised nuch excitement. The F"lc
was taken and the result Ii in favor and against
President Wood announced that II lost. NJ. Wick
ham quickly appealed from lc decision, saving That The
vote Mas not to make special appr0pria ion, hut
ly an appOrtiOnmcut" IOn gross amount which Tie
Board of Estimate and Apporuonment had allowed ior
educational purposes The board Declined to sgta the
decision of the chair by vote oi 10 To ).
The item Of 700 the Department Of TriaHcy
reduced to $4,000. Ih. amount 50 saved SOD was
Of clerk auditor assistant CLERKS and other employee o
the board" making $2,5j250o This was t1cn adopted
by vote Of 13 10 3. COmmitfOncrs Bell, Cohen, DOwd
Haze tlnc Kstnuberg Kelly. fraud, Ncrmilyc, Wak".
Watson West Wheeler aud Wckham voted IN tue Affirm
alive; Commissioners Rcads'ec, GOuldlng HMstcd,
Mauierrr ana President Wood ~ the negative.
From thie 81 552 800 viii BE- Coduccd II Is said, some
thing S3l 900 for the salaic' of me City rch
tendent and is assstant ana there VIII ten remain iof
other employees Of the board about +2,5l1,Soo
This Will make necessary reduction oi nj, nrHTly
taken from the salaries Of few prncipnis and wee
COMPENSATION OF evening school teachers Hnd ianOTs
tabOut j per cent? Will also be made.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
A NoyrLTY N EXHIBITIONS.

AN exhibition OF beautiful women, s1li
tho manager Of Gimoros Garden YESTERDAY, "is our
Il experiment ia The show business opening February
H. II viii bc conouccd on the same plan - the recent
baby slows and VIII uc known o., tAc Great Inirrna-
uoIIi Cnulf'-. of Beauty aai Culture one thou, ui
ladies forty 81 have been advert Toy,
aui g. also th" intention ~ tie Ltua,cr 10 place on
fNfilfis 600 both
,l.. Eve tAuu-Iud dollars ~ sd1lts aEd ittUuita
arc offered special premiums Ni pc aNatdt1 Z" tHc
nIn+ Ifv-i!Ec woman 20 th~ hrrdsc~t blond and hri-
'ott trd Goo the wi p tHc NOT expensive dr~-
Price viii Dec given for the ur.t mead ot nar ana the
rit tir,t blue black eyes, ana t. thr best vocalist.
ioli. ku'tr. duusf-n 1ud pedestrian. Durug "a" DIV
y,-.sri9 ihc manager stated many women made al
Vl.,iu4ou io, PLACES lu th, exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
SENSA TIONAL STORIES.
USyFrIfIED RUMORs OF TIE INDICTMENT OF
MrssRs. SHERMAN AND MATTHEW'S ~ NEw-oR-



MrssRs. SHERMAN AND MATTHEWS ~ NEw-oR-
LEANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEiBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-A sensational report was
in circulation at the Capitol this afternoon, to the
effect that the grand jury in NewOreans had found
true bills against Secretary Sherman and SEN
atOr Stanley Matthews for interfering in the
counting Of the vote of Louisiana year ago; for
procuring false aflidavis, etc, etc. The persons
who were reported TO have received dispatches con-
tanning this news, deny all knowledge Of it, bat an
impression seems to prevail among Louisiana people
that such indictments may be found after the trial
Of the Returning Board is over. IL was also reported
in Washington this evening that eX-Goy-
ernor Wells, president of the Returning
Board had been arrested at Petersburg, Va
en- route for Washington, and held subject 10 the
requsition of the Governor Of Louisanna. Dem
ocIauc member Of Congress from Louisiana is au-
monty Tor the report that Governor Wells declared
lst before leaving New Orleans that if he was sent
10 the pehitentlary John Sherman would have TO 20
100. ms report was very probably invented by
democrats eilher IN New-Orleans or Washington.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
TIE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONS REPORT

The report of the Commissioners of Emigra-
ton was adopted by the Board yesterday. The csmatcs
for a. of the Departments ior tho year from May
amount to $lJO,OOO. fhe commission reviews the
National legislation at great LENGTH
diang tHa II !, necessary for the encouragement 0f
uulngrtt iun and the protection of this state against
pauurii-m from de- titute DlmHIHntH that Congress
Should make Appropriation l"r the support ol the
cmigfptiou Institutions, aud pass law to compel ship
Owners ana smplndhtcIr 10 return 20 the port from
whence thcI persons VINO may he ionnd To b.
unable to support themselves, unaticB crimnas, etc
1hcy also advise the continuation of tine institutions 1T
Wards leland, ana the lAndg depot 1T Castle Garden
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
THE VOICE OF RHODE Island MERCHANTS.
PRovIDFycE. JAM, 30.-There was laroo

meeting OF at the Board OF Trade to-day To
receive the report special committee of the board on
the silver Bill and questions Addresses wer.
made by Governor Va. Zandt. Ex-Governor LiIpt Ina
Hon. Wm. GrOevcnOr, ana the Hon. n W Adrich.
president the board Resolutions were reported and
adopted unanimously protesting against the
Of any Law romOnetIziDg silver, providing for its
unlimited coinage, or for ils use money
for any purpose. except subsidiary with gold az
the lard OF value denOuncing the imitation element
of the Gland silver B and approving the efforts Of the
Government to fund the National debt at the lowest DOS
sibe rate of interest.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
CAPTAIN EADs's PLANS.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-Captain James Is. Eads
delivered IN address the scientific features Of M,
plan to improve the Mississippi River from Louis "a
the delta TO merchants and ctIzens generally at tae
close OF Change hour to-day. and was listened
10 with close attention. Captain Eads's plan con.
templates a permanent channel depth between
Cairo and Orleans OF twenty feet In low water su
Hcent 10 float the largest vessels navigating the river AZ
all seasons the year After the speech resolution vas
unanimously adopted thanking Captain Eads for what Ia
has already done for tire river and asking the Board of
Directors 10 take 10 bring the present project
before Congress at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
THE FIAHERTY INVESTIGATION.


tie Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen. Monday, 10 inquire
into the charge against Commissioner flahery, VIII
hold it, first meeting this evening. Francis swift Gen
eIal SlOcum Fire Commissioner Gailaghc, and hndrcw
j. hic said to be among the Wino-ses summoned
The Democratic members q! the committee AIDE rinen
Murihn Eason. aud kruna, held q long con.uliation
with the Corporation Counsel yr>tcrdIN. hr fHherty
has engaged his counsel General Roger 4. Pryor.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
A DUEL IN THE STREET..

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3O.-A shooting aGluy
took place thls the leyee. between Capaln
j. T. Opry of the steamer Isabel H. f. Bouclmroau and
J. Eounz. Eleven shots were fred in all.
CAPTAIN Opry was slightly Wounded in the right arm.
william Johnson. coored, and \ white man named
Schneider who the Of the shooting were
wounded In the legs. Tue principals in the affair were
arrested and put III Jail
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
REFUSING TRADE DOLLARS.

Trade dollars were refused at the Post Office
yesterday In payment for stamps. AssstantUnited
States Treasurer ihouse said that orders had been
received from Washington to reject the trade dollar az
legal-tender THE fact simply is re said, that We
have never taken trade dollars because the law passed
July % 1876, declared that they were r1t lHgaehdef
few of these coins have been received III deposits from
the Post Office, and from other Government Offices ~,
however, any time, these coins had come ~ III any
large number should have informed the ohctr IRON
whom they received that lie should not accept
fIlnA
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
A NEW PUBLIC SCHOOl-HOUSE.

a new schOol-hOusc, for boys Is ncmly
finished In Seventy if-st between Second and Third
avcs. The building be four stories in height
ing ground about 100 feet square The entire first oor
except the apartments made Tor the aniior will b. oc-
cupicd u5 play ground The second floor has largo
assembling room IN the centre for the primary classes,
aud cigt large cdssronms. The next floor IA divided
INTO eleven class oomr, and the top f0Or arranged
hk" the second noOr, for the grammar department.
building IN bllck nn eo.ouc W0rlmen are now en-
gagged nDsnng the Interior and IL expected that The
building will he completed III Two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
A Kentucky man, who is prcttv fond or his

A Kentucky man, who is pretty fond Of his
bitters, was seen III Stamford last Week with . I'm. rih
bon pinned ON his coat friend naui red " Nc rn,
joined the Murphys, Judgei" Not exactI, . he r,
ped 81 only wear this In the hope that SOM % II, n
ask me to take drink under the impression that III
refuse"
Joining the Red Ribbon Clubs.-"Ias, Girls
mus spent 81 80, all had, with saloon man an cot
full on made fool oh myself, den went home o dinr
an while the saloon could afford turkey and nincc
pe me an my folks sot down 10 hogbead. OATS dc wav
II goes an ef put ribbon jess bet your boot
Pm gwine to stick to 1t and CT can't afford turkey
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31

In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
Judge Lawrence heard counsel the motion for leave
TO enter an order OF dsconnuance in the suit Of the
People against the Erie Railway Company The defen-
dants claimed that the present Auorney-Gcnera was
bound by the spulatiODs of his predecessor Attorney
General Pratt in 1875 to discontinue the acton Mr.
Oney for the present opposed s on
the cround that this consent had been revoked by At
torney-General Fairchilds action. Judge Lawrence
said that his opinion that the consent OF dscOutn
nance had been revoked. He reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eyh 1rsnve ofsL rudge Charles Andrrws, of the New
York Court Of Appeals Peter Palmer, Of Chicago ex,to.
of platsburg, ~. Brseoor hO4e-Coi9noi nn1nns ~ O. O.
Sumner College, ard Gov Henry Llpptt 9
Rhode island. 81 Nicholas HOts-rhe Rev. Dt. r. X
enipgcr Of Cincinnati .Ererstt HOuscPrDfe ssOr - "
Holsord Of Cambridge Mass ...Asor EoHSe-Naval Con
aiTuctor edward Hattt, L. =. N.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31

but the smell of dsnfeotants yet ncers and has gve.
rise TO the nickname, T" Carbolic Hall"
An indictment was found recently against
John Holiday and his assistant Patrick Burke who
we're charged with running Illicit distery. HoIll-
days establishment at sixthave. and North Thireen,h
st. f. d. was seized February 81 1877. hut Holiday
Gained that he manufactured aniline dyes. The .sc
yesterday by Deputy United states
Marshas Reutz. DE Clue and BiRRart Judge BenedIct
pls ced Holidays bail AT f5 00O anu Burkcs at $500
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
AN ARMY OFFICERS WEDDING

BALTIMORE, Jan. 30.-Thc marriage of Miss
sae +. shocmaker, daughter OF Mr.. samuel NJ. Shoe
maker. Of this city, and Lieutenant Charles Rdgely Bar
nett, OF the 9TH u. s. Artillery corps, took place this
evening at Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
which was flied to Overlooking, fully 1000 persons
being present Among the distinguished guests attend
Dg the ceremonies President and Mrs Hayes and
family several members OF the Cabinet and of Congress,
General Sherman aud large number OF army officers.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
GRACE CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.

The alterations III Grace Churc1, WHICH "ele
described length in THE TRIBUNE OF October o. lo21
are fast approaching completion The new sanctuary
addition 70 the chanccl, is already finished Fhe new
organ is IN place m the cancel and has Just been tuned
II has been connected with the old organ by cleo
ricty. The oTganists position Will continue 10 oe IN
tie gallery in the front Of the church. An electric
organ-ec has also been placed In the centre Of me
of the chapel and Snnday-schoO are conspicuous. The
interior O this addition il divided into three rooms the
main apartment is "a by 30 feet and the smaller rooiDs
are Is by I3 feet The paser now the walls, and
door has been opened INTO the church IL IS hOptd tha
this chapel will be occupied by May l.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
A tromp was rccentlv asked Inv the

A tramp was recently asked by The janitOr
at the North fud Mission to how he eed out llye.
hood Pausiug moment be replied: 81 get one sqnare
meal daily Bcaconst., ard haint fault To ind
late up there, and like tea coffee best"
In wild part of Scotland dealer in fish
use1 10 drive his cart a considerable yay inland On
one occasCl D. when passing Wild where, although
there did reside schoolmaster, the knowledge Of the
inhabitants Of affairs IL general not extensive he
dropped a lobster. some children picked IL up, and
wondering what the strange creature could be-.
to the schOolmaster. The dominic put his spar.
tcles" and turning IL and over examined il care
folly. "Weel," at length said the oracle ! ken mast
% the wOuderfP animals o. creation, except iist twa
and those iva never Tney are an elephant and
turtle dove aud 80 this must he ane - the twa."
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
SALE OF AMERICAN PICTURES.

The sale of American paintings was con-
tinucd at Leavu's AT Rooms. No. sl7 Broadway last
evening. The prices somewhat better than those
Of the previous evening. Fhe largo palhih<
A View OF the Yosemite Vilcv,' by Bicr-tad brought
ont the best bd Of the sale Otbcr artists repre-
scntgd last evening were: George Inncss, E!w1ri
Moran Wins ow Homer, WIN. T. Richards dni ~.
lryug Among the paintings which brought thc highest
uriccs were the following.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
REICuMAyNs MURDERER CONVICTED.

IN otliccr Of Tie TWeuty-sccOnd PFcclhct
brought 10 the Corouor'- Office yesterday The0baud
iluck thc hrewcr;-mau GhO stabbed md killed Jacob
RrIchWunu. Tuesday night. III the malt room Of Johu
Bez'- brewery IN West Forty n.utsf Fucs wa IN his
working CLOTHES, aud upUoar'd very much depressed
Coroner W0itman committed Iluch to the I"mus Will
out bail, to await the aCl lun ot t!r Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
4 BRISK SALE OF SCRANTON COAL.

The Delaware, i.ackawanna aud Western
Railroad Company sale Of coal yesterday, WAS well al
tended The bidding lively, and the prices received
we're materially IL advance OF those at the December
sale by this company. Fifty tOusand tons Of Scranton
coal were sod tie main portion being kboched down la
lrur lois The following table shows tho prices re-
corded yc.tcr,ay, and tnc advance from the sale OF
December 20, 1877:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
,Ew-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1873.

made and Mr. Cameron has chartered vessel when
will sail from this port February 25. The ship Iyanhoe,
of 5000 TONS lying at Pier No. East River. Is
being fitted up accommodation Of $50 emgrants
all OF whom have enga ged passage They arc mostly oi
American families, and of hardy class.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE EXCISE TROUBLES.


SUIT AGAINST CHIEF CLERK CHILDs-ACTI0N OF
The BROoKLYN BOARD.
An officer from the Yorkville Police Court
visited the office Of the Board OF Excise yesterday ana
informed Mr. Chds the chief clerk OF the board that
he summoned to appear in that court TUESDAY morn
ing In answer 70 suit brought against him by Patrick
OToole, OF No. Al West Broadway and No. Az East
Foity-second-st Mr.. O'Tooe held a receipt from Mr
ChLs for 25 which he had paid for license, and as the
receipt Iorded him protection against the polce dc
had sued MIR Childs to recover hls money. 1900
Mr. Guilds states that he gave receipt In obedience
TO Commissioner owen Murphy's InstructlOns' tDal
Murphy took the money and fed with IT that ne
hilds) acted solely in his capacity OF clerk ana knew
nothing of the disposition OF the money. Ihe SUIT
by Mr.. 'TOOle is one OF large nllOer con
tPmpated and will he made q test case.
The full Board of Excise met yesterday ana granted
number of licenses The board viii probably be reor
ga anzcd tomorrow. u il expected that Prcsideut MOT
ton will De reelected, aud that Mr. Morrison Will DC
elected treasurer, and Dr. Merklc secretary.
The Brooklyn Board of Police and Excise mas issued
the following order, which viii be sent out TO the hoid
ers OF nrsclass lquOr licenses throughout Brooklyn:
In order that the provisions OF the Excise laws shi DC
compiled with aud in pursuance OF the recent judcla
decisions relative tavern aud hotel keepers, you
hereby notified that are required Ia nave all INC
necessary accommodations for furnishing meals 10 faN
ellers in addition to all other statutory requirements
law and order league for Kings County has been or
canized, with the following Officers: President J0ln
Sherry: vice-presdcnis Horace A. Muller aud Isaac W.
folly secretary Wilson Watson; treasurer, W Mllau l.
smith counsel, 5. Clifford Nelson; agent, Oliver leteF
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
TIE BRITISH ARMAMENTS.

LONDON. Thursday, Jan. 81, ls'S.
4 dispatch to lhc Si0Hd,iri from WJolwich
reporis that a numucr oi Whitehead o.ncdocs and az.
parau- di,charring stationary torp'docs have been
sippri FOR t, Mediterranean fleet. aud 1000 barrels ~
cannon luydrr htV" bCCu brought from the reserve mag
zrss IT southampton 10 the Thames ready Tor shipment
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
Prices received. Av piiceo on Advance

The present schedule prices Of The other ccupar,s
- - Tor steamer ana iatc - 30 Tor tgi - 20 Tor
stove, aud - - Tor chestnut
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
MORE EMuGRANTs FOR AusTpArt,

Since the sailing Of over 500 cmiglants for
Australia last Summer, under the supervision of H. w.
Cameron, Australian Comml-soner to the Centennial
Exposition, further demand for immigrants has been
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
NETWORKS OLDEST TOULOUSE FAILS
SUSPENSION OF ALTHOF, BERGMAN co., WITH
LIABILITIES OF T150,000.

SUSPENSION OF ALTliOF, BfE6MANN w., WIN
LIABILITIES OF T150,000.
The failure of Althof, Bergman Il Co., i'm
porters of toys Nos. ll2 and ia Duanr-, WAS ni-
nounccd yesterday, aud later in the day they icd an
assignment for the benefit Of their creditors 10
AdOlph G.. Dunn. The failure caused great sur
prise and regret, as the house was the oldest ana
longest in the trade. It established IN lSil'
and had a branch at st. Paul, Mimi, and AT
Nuremhcrg Germany The immediate cause ol the .ai,
ure was The calling IN Of loan Of $4,000 from Bank
III Germany Friends offered financial assistance, put
The firm declined the favors. Other causes were hepI
citation in values heavy losses aud the difficulty III pldk
ing collections. on January /. 1857 the firm had sur
plus OF SlOO.OOO all Of which has melted away
The branch at 81. Paul, owing to bad nanasemrut,
caused a heavy loss during tie past year, propa'hy
amounting to S95.OOO. Tie aggregate liabilities VIII
amount 10 about SlJO,OOO No estimate can he given OF
the value OF The assets, which consist OF Stock nobaS
yaued at 10000, book accounts aud real e.f@t,'
winter will realize very ll,tlc over The mort ;ag- ticd
tors who called dun tile day expressed great Wiling
to grant settlement III order ihd ttc btt'ne'r
might br cuutlnucd and the matter VIII hc icIc T'l 20
the creditors 10 determine what course suall DC pui
SueI
New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
KING HuMBERT AND AMERICANS At ROME.
Sicnor Deprctis. Minister of Foreign An:

Slgnor Dcprctis, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
las written TO Mr.. Marsh. the American Ambassador.
that nc has delivered 10 Hiug iumbcrt the address II
American residents, condons with His Majesty on the
death of Victor Enamel; Tint the King greatly
eratidrd aud had charged him 20 convey his thanks
sieucI-. and also to particularly thank Nj Marsh
for the tribitt 10 the memory of Victor Emanuel.