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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
CuadrOS al crOm0.

En- la imprenta del BoLETN Sc ACADIA de re-
cibir un gran surtido de cuadros oleo-cromo-
litografcos, copias de los grandes maestros
de pntura, hechas con Ia misma perfection
uue al 6leo, representando belllslmos pal
safes, marinas, escenas de La famllla, perso-
najes celebres, santos, al Papa relnante
etc. Hay cuadros de todas classes propies pa
ra sala desde 33S2O pulgadas 4x6 y Sc ven
den desde cinco centayos q pesos uno.
Hay tambien cromitos para escuslas sl-5O
el ciepto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
INPRENTA DEL "BOLEI7N."'
37.-FORTALEZA-37.
En- este estabecmeno encuentan de venta los eteco
siguientes.

Lapices Faber mum. l al 5.
Cuadernos de Adler para aprender q
escribir.
Collection completa de imagenes des-
de ell tamaflo mas pequeno para llbros
de misa hasta folio mayor.
Cromos para albums.
Minas de repuesto para lapiceros.
Oarteras de bolsillo con pizarras.
Papel de cartas de todas classes y ia
maio.
Idem en- cajitas con sus sobres.
Sobres de todas classes.
Limpia plumas de pa1o con fguras
diferentes classes y tamailos.
Mojadores para cepiar cartas, dife-
rentes modelos.
Tinta negra, violeta y carmin para
escribir, en- potes, botellas J canecas'
Tinta para sellas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
L|egada:' saI|da:'

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta Inca
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias4 rs con la
Inca de St Nazaire y los vapores que hacen el
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (Vs) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse a
SiIUA O. Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
Taller de encdadernacion.

En- la imprenta del BoLETlN sc ACADIA De
montar nm completismO TALLER DE EN-
CUADERNACION con maquinas y materiales
nuevos, dirigido por un habil maestro del ar
te, venido de Europa. Sc hacen, pues, desde
hoy toda clase de trabajos de encuadefnacion
tan perfectos como en- el extranjerO, desde los
demas luiosso hasta los mas sencillos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29

Idem de marcar ropa, negra y de CO.
lor.
Cortaplumas fnos y ordinarios.
Brooches de metal para sujetar pape-
les.
Cajas de matematicas.
Estuches de idem para bolsillo.
Cajas de colores de IL y "a pastillas.
Plumas de acero en- cajas y medias
cajas.
Reglas cuadradas, redondas y oct6-
gonas de Is pulgadas largo.
Medallas para premios plateadas y
doradas.
Libros de lujo para premios. Surti-
do complete do ibros para escuelas.
Tinteros de todas classes y tamanos.
Complete surtido de articulos de es.
oritorio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
Id A
RETOR N 0 .
uONsIGNATARlOs,

NTEsds ds silva aEss k:driEues T
flsyo = Oomp.-OUBA. SEes. 8. L. Ros COMP p,
IN 1An1S MISREPRESENTATION Sres. Amen. Julia oa-
$I1ETo BE ROO Sree. Iriarte, Hermano de Caraeena
1OomD.-SANTHoMAs,s sres. AAmp uoMD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29

PdSGjeS trGSGttGT1leOS.
De este puerto Santander J St Nazaire,
lsde1 Il q de Il 81 de Il Entrepuente.
5000 $l74 $3.50 $50
II montante de pasajes de tletes es pagade-
m an oro americana su equivaL ente en- mon
f,a corrlcnte con el p% de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta en- los
Wales Invertebrates, validos por dos Eeses
con un Is p% de rebaja, y enios trasatl4nticos
validos por doce meses y con un 25 p% de re-
baja.
tante de cuatro pasajes de Camara Sc hara una
rebaja de l5 p%
Ia cuarta parte, de 8 a y la mitad, y de doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
familia tenga varios ninos, memories de amos,
s6lo uno de ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje
Eos criados varones pagaran ell preclo tlado
no; los pasaies de entire puente, y las muieres
Ieseios terciosdel pasaje tomadas per sus amas.
Para mas detalles dirigirse Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
Plumas-tintorOS.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc venden plu-
mas-tinteros automaticas de viaje que en- un
corto lapicero de bolsillo tienen su deposito de
tinta que escriben muchos dias sin necesidad
remoiarIas en- tinta nj en- ningun otro fquido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
1nstitut0-Colegio.

= La matricuia del curse scademico l87s-lss0
quedara alberta desde ell Is del pr6ximo mes
de setiembre. Tanto los examenes extraordi.
narios como los que preceden al ingrcso en- los
cursos academicos, comenzaran ef f25 del mia.
mo en- Capgrejos donde la Excma Diputacion
na constr1ldo para bien de la ProvaR r -
Insttuto-Colegio muy ,capaz, muy higi9nfe, ODs
bsjo todos puntos de vista muy recomendsbIe.
Puerto-Rico, agosuo 20 de ls79.--El Rector.
Martin Goicoeche0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
C0MpANIA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE MARSELLA.

Llamamos Ia atencion del comercio y del
pdblico engeneral la variacion que ha teni..
do esta Inca de vapores en- su itinerario, ell
que empezara regir el corriente mes con el
7apor GUADELOUPE, 1900 toneladas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
CateciSn0S AStete.

En- la impreHta del RoLETlN Sc venden estos
excelentes catecsmos 10 centavos cada unO
va un peso docena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29

TODD con capa de 81. siendo pagadero en- Liver
col sendo pagsSderG cR ReO sn al
..,,hio eorrenfe de Gros en- las fechas de las ega-
Dee de los vapores. a. -. IA fn INA
T0s niezas bultos de maQuinaria que pasen &c
dos +%S eadas de peso, q otras mercancias no men
Sion "d 40 arrfba, hete conventional.
nhro aSnharoHes Dor un solo vApor de no m6nos
.no Sn0 foneiadas para un sole Oons1gnatarloy se
arfreoa de- los conocm1entoe.
eA'1pS para normenor0s, diriRirSe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
Jamon itaIiano en- latas en- Ell colmado
Poder

Con esta fecha 10 he conferido generalfsi.
mo, por ante ell notario p,iblico ID. Demetrio
Gimehez, para que me represente en- tofloe
y Vega. "eneco
Pdcheco. -0'e'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
COHEPANHA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES
suBvENo1oNADA PoR EI GoBIERNo DE $. NJ. D.

R;co WebGna a.. Sssto Dosago i,ls,so Plato otras
AntiltGs. Aasrica del Sad Anssrica Central. Meaio
etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
,: :;:::. TERRA. La Industrial Cstalans. .

pastas inestmabe
este pals oc vents sus poduct0A aqu
lmpza todos
gusen haaran smp pico cousudor
artuos feas de
exjan
necesdades de cada
fbricacon
ventajns a p1bco 1NDUTRIA
Ell general ha eabecido de
Dominguez Bolivar, Co., cae lie San pv
Julio l."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
INU6EWIVHIuA Z
!.
SAL1DAs.

RETORNO.
Saliendo de Kingston ell Is con las escalas
&SS :ba rnencionadas, llegara este puerto ell ~,
Ca, o,htinuando ell mismo dia para Santhomas, to-
mando aquf los pasajeros fetes para Ell yapor
, ,rasatlantico que dicho 1ltimo punto Sc dirige
a Santander s. st. Nazaire.
Precios de pGsejes i',terco1oriGles.
Primera. Entpte. Puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29

Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
cancfas Saeos vacios, Perfu-
meria, Juguetes. Cuchlilerla (6ol.
DrOgaS. see: ..''..;...'i''( p.A
inealleria, alambre, cODre, no For tono-
1S de Iata clavos, tubos para
gas ferreter1a; pintura acel- laoA 10 peso
ie .jArcia, jabon. velas papel fo0l .na.
rnuebles, viveres, vinos, llco- HedloA
rsIss rsS ssDS ............. opcion del
,,anainaria tho teniendo pleas
uue pasen de dos toneladas de (6Ol vapor.
peso) pailas para azucar.
r,oza yidrierfa, cerveza, ctm1ento 4oI
,erro caIdsres fogones 45l. Ton. de peso.
ROY hasta 1900 sacoS. ls1 pasa
de 26OO sacos. fete convenclo- 4Ot. 1oem''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
Conpslis General 7rasatlsntiea
nr vAPoREs CORREOs FRANCHISES,
/Ilnen de 81. Masaire u Santander).

ri dia q de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire
= escala en- Santander Tenerife con destino
San Thomas uno de los mejores vapores De la
Compafiia llegando este dltimo puerto el s,
continuando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz
i La Compaflia acaba de estaDlecer un serVl-
clio intercolonial con ell siguiente
ITINERARIO.
GIVING LLEGADAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
LIN E A
DE VAPORES- CORRE0S ESPANOLES,
entre Liverpooly y Puerto-Rico,
In v,,,r., De s.ta Line, Ml 10. .|ruIsnts..
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

Despachandose uno el rs de cada mes en- Liver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
GRAN BAZAR DE ROPA HECHA.
cnuz II SastrerIa de Tomas Herlnan@. II.
PUEIS'TO-RICO.


de Peninsula
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
THE OUTRAGES ~ LOUISIANA.

TESTIMONY ABOUT THE ATTACK on FAIRFAX s
noUsF-EIGHrY NEGROES KILLED IN TfNsAs
NEw-ORLEANS, Jan. Sat the meeting of the
Teller Committee to-day, j. \. McGill, OF Ten
sas Parish. was recalled. and testified con-
cerning armed bands from other parishes and
from Mississippi He said II you inquire rigtdly
INTO many the stories You will find not word or
truth in them. Armed bands did some things which
could not approve They threatened Bland and Doug
laswith an attack heard leader of militia-Capan
Cain-say. The white man shall rule" There
is a hostility between the negro and white man.
won't try disguise this fact show me "a negro VINO
the Democratic ticket and show you hypocrite
or a fool
Fleming Branch cclored or testified about the
attack on FaIraX's house by Captain Pecks party.
Dlnicl Kennedy stated that Fairfax knew IN the
his hOuse and said - was told by a
boy ,gho came MP from Waterproof When the party
came they sad they wanted Fairfax. Tue witness was
>lot hc looking ont OF WlntoW trying 10 recognize
fa assalliutS BuckshOt passed through wndOw-paue
nd entered the witnesses shoulder. witness got ont or
the house, and ran home through c0rn-he!d
There were several others III the woods They had all
heard that white men from other parishes were lnqui-
ing for them and they wanted TO & ide o,ient tHeI
on Fairfax the killing OF the negroes began some eighty
negroes we're killed altogether The witness ran away
about that time and caine to Ncw-Oreans ana mas Deen
here ever since lie WAS acquainted with many OF the
persons who were killed, and named five.
Viola Wallace (cOlOrcd). Re0eCca Ross tcOlOred), Al,
thur Fairfax (cOlOrr, brother Of the man attached ana
Mrs ANNE add cOOrcdJ testified about the attack Oh
George Raston planter, testified that he for the
Legislature on an independent tcket lh lthsd7. nc
stated that the the parish nave had btd
effect upon the labOrcTS, ana many O them nave cIt
tie parish. Witness had but little personal knowledge
several otLcr witnesses we're examined and the com
miltcc then adjourned to Thursday next
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

evidence left the petitioners case In worse condon
than IL was before and he expressed ms opioh on Iii
noint without reserve. The Ofder 10 ma.,n .acn
az / o'clock in the morning OF August o. hsoJI
w1s then considered. The order ne cihlmou
was imperative and urgent, and " Porter uccu nt 10
obey II he should have sent word 10 rope IoA Nv
reason 70 know that he not running tV,lc mo'o.
ar animation embraced in the plan OF inc colnniu
ing general He then dwclt briefly on the testimony as
a me condition OF the road quoting from his Witnesses
i'm contradiction of the evidence onered ny ucnei1
Portcrs counsel and claimed that the nour u tluoH
n M was most favorable for the march as orn,itu
nv General POpe, and that there was noinhs W
oyal men from making a night maTch Inc htcoiuci
quoted from General Washington ana Oihcr TO
as TO the necessity for implicit obedience 10 orueIs ny
soldiers. ,,.- 1901. ,ov+
The +" iont order" to Mcdowell and Porter was next
considered but IL claimed that by hls own sho"nE
and the conflicting testimony of his Witnesses the Itl
TONERS responsibility for the nacton OF August ~ WIS
estabIsIed Mcdowell vigorously defended III ihls
connection and The evidence OF PorteTs wllhsset Mn
criticised The character OF the enemy al Da"hnS
Branch on the 29th OF August. ana whether ioI'u'
tempted to ascertain strength. was lnc neNt poin
the Recorder claiming that II was mol SHOWN th,l .nc
petitioner had tho knowledge he now, claihIs
io have had. aud that even n ne had olu'Is
TO attack he could not justify ms inh,,on
that day. In thls connection he hlado no,lh
quotations from the testimony OF hls wlncsses' nu n
pIsecd to the question whether the fighting OF the @U
iy the rest OF General POpcs army was not severe u
the yidcuccs Of II not apparent 10 me fnh
Crps and ,s commander. lie was strong I'D ms cpl.
domination Of Porter expressing his own Denel !na'
that officer went 10 the point IN MS column m'tt "
Inofr from the sound OF the encmy's cannon
Major Gardner viii continue his address io-horIo"'
and after him Mr.. Choatc will conclude the ease.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
GENERAL PORTEE'S CASE.

TIE JUDGE-ADyOCAIE's AEGCMENT-THE CASE NoT
50 STRONG As He HAD SUPTOSED-IHE les
TnIoNY FOR HE Defence REVIEWED.
WEST POINT, n y, Jan. S.-MaiOr Gard
ucr the Recorder and Judgc-AdvOcatc, occupied the
attention Of the Board Of Inquiry today He stated
that he entered upon this Investigation with the belief
that General Porter had strong case but that after a
study Of the record OF the trial he had changed his mind
lie claimed that there contradictions III the tcsti
ony of POrtcrs wiint as the battle Of the 10Th
Of August and that the commander Of the Fifth Corps
must have known Of the encounters in which the rest oi
IA. army was engaged. The Recorder argued that
Popc- dispatches hat the offensive was his pan
o' the campaign and that TOrtcI's claim that he be-
cv,d Pouc'. intention was 10 avoid general engage
cp untll heavy rcinforccIucnts auNcd is now put III
by way OF cAcu,e Here the Recorder made quotations
from the testimony Of his wilnc-sc., IN support of
tLis port Going back 10 the beginning Of the ease,
Major Gardner asserted, after CBuucrane the charges
and spcqfcaiions, that Pope never preferred the
,frrs against Porter knew of them. II Was only
aftrr President Lincoln hrd shown hn the dispatches
NJ Porter 10 Bulnsdcthat he opcJ became convinced
of yorlcr's criminal conduct" Major Gardner then
claimed that Pope was not shown 10 be guilty Of any
personal hostility to Porter that the trial OF 1868 was
thorough and satisfactory to Porter at that time, and
that the members OF tho Court had been subjected 10
uuiust aspersions for the past sixteen years AT the
hand. of Porter and his adhcrcDts. In Ills opinion The
sentence of the Court Just, ana he dd not tinh
Portcr mad produced before this Board any new evil
deuee by WAY of excuse Indeed he thOushl tue ne"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
LIE FIRE RECORD.
IN NEWARK.

A fire a rs discovered on the second floor OF
the east end Of tie harness manufdctory OF the Peters
Calhoun Company. At Broad and Grcen-sts, Newark
on Monday night The third and fourth stories are bad
burned for about hundred and twenty nve leet Inc
damage 10 the building II about fZ,oou. Lhc
loss on stock and machinery - about %l2,ooo ne
building and stock insured in various coihpauh.'
The disaster will throw 10 men on OF rllpo h"I,,
lmt the company hopes to have pdt OI tnc ldcluIy
rununr I'm few davs. The fire Is believed to nave orig
iuaIrd from defective tluc on the second nuOr
4 fire broke out Yesterday morning III W. = treason
restaurant, on the south SIDE Ol Markelst. abOV'
Broad- which greatly da aged that bnlding ana the
clothing store of Adoph Kaufman, adjoining. Inc up
per stories were occupied by The fmhcs Of GfeaSoh
and kaufman, who asleep at ihe Time ana hai
lowIy escaped with their lives. Wnue the hrc WE
its height, Round Sergeant Id"ardS' ,uin au inc
risk of MS liie rushed INTO the nliIlns
man. The flames also caught the west sue %!
were soon extncushed. Mr. Kaufman was ms urea i"r
81 600 as follows: Manufacturers OF Newark, S4'oUu
(oe-lalf OF when rcmSnied in other c0mpanie,
PEOPLES of Trenton, II 900; scottish tOluhricldi'
81 900 The loss eNcccds the insurance. Mr. HreaSoh
loss is about - stock and fixtures; insurance
~ 800 in the Merchants oi Newark The bud'hE.
were owned by Onycr PcrsOn, whose loss Is dDo1t
81 600. They were insured for Sl.2'o rach IN !Hc
Fifcmcn's of Newark, and Tor 5000 tach III thc
ElZauch Mutual The portions of The buildings "HIcl
wcrr burned were only OncSt0ry high The Melfopoht
Theatre was damaged about 300.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

The Hon. William Wood was yesterday,
for the fourth time elected President of the Board "f
Educaon on the first ballot. Last numerous bal
lots were taken before Mr. Wood received majority
vote over ". II. Wickham. This year MI "lckham re-
ceiv.d three votes President Wood conducted TO
,, ,,,r nv Commissioners Halstead and Place In a
href address he said ne had done his utmost 10 prevent
mi. re-; ectiou but nasmuCh as sixteen ncmDeTs-noIe
than n-tOurths Of the BOald-had chosen hlm he
dared not refuse. He appreciated the hObOl ana
wished TO he considered ON the supply Inst Tor Tie
ensuing wear He hoped the Board mad not maze mis-
lake in ccctng an old man. D.
Lawrence ID. Kcnan received nineteen Notts l"r
Cl.rk nf tbp I0trd and Commissioner DonncllV one.
Commissioner Douuclly aitcrwaTd explained mat ne
had made mistake and had written ms own name on
Dayruuort was IcappoIutcd. The appointment ni "A
SuDtrufcudcut Of Buildings was postponed A sui ION
VIC made pruciual Grammar school No. JG Ihddcus
j. Nuuarty. the ucNly-appOlntcd Commissioner IN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
p Q S T S G RIP T
3:45 a. m.
SINKING or 4 coal NINE.


SUDDEN FALLING OF HE EARTH OVER NINE AT
PORT GRIFFIlH-DAMAGE TO PROPERTY AND
DANGER TO LIFE.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THH TRfBUEHl
SCRANTON, Penn, Jan.S.-An extensive sink
ing in Of the surface over the mine designated No.
: Shaft Of the Pennsylvania Coal Companys mines.
at Port Griffith, abOut nine miles below this city
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. occurred to-day. Ihe
usual noises attending the crushing and grinding sub
errancan rocks heard at about o'clock this morn
ing followed after by sinking Of the surface, which
caused great hssures in the roads and neghborng
fields, and broke several houses. new school
house at the time full OF children, was vio-
lently disturbed, causing great alarm among the
pupils, who made their escape in hurry An o.u
wrecked. Several dwellings twisted and warped
that neither the doors nor windows can
be opened shut. The scene below ground II Is I'M
possible describe The great compression forced the
wind out Of the chambers and mp the enait Win
great velocity Doors and other OOstIuctiOns were
blown down A stable boss was inside attending 10 the
mules. He barely escaped being blown against project
ing tmbers by lodging int Il sdc-cut. Tue damage
sustained by tine company must be very great
as the dead" occurred about fOnrtcen chambers
in all which only the bottom vein OF coal was taken
ont The weight of rock and the Liability 70 further
cave" will make IT well nigh Impossible To
protect the roof sufficiently 10 make future
operations safe. II This should be correct he loss VIII
very heavy The full extent OF the damages has not
been ascertancd The surface damages Will have 10
be sustained by the owners of property injured.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
SOCIiL SCIkNCE ASSOCIATION
ANNr.L MEETING Al BOSTON FOR THE ELECTION OF
OFFICERS.

ANNUAL MEETNG Al BOSTON FOR THE ELECTION OF
OFFICERS.
BO,ToN, Jan. S.-'lhe annual meeting of the
American Social Science Association for the
election OF officers aud fransacron OF regular
business took place al the Institute of Tech
nology Boston, this morning. meeting of the
Executive Committee the hist business, AID the
regular meeting OF the association opened little after
II O'Clock, Professor Wayland, ~ Yale presiding IN
the absence of the president Hon. David A. Wells. The
secretary, Nj. F SdubOtu. read letter from Mr.. Wells
declining reflection f. B Sdnuuru presented his re-
mort "a general secretary showing that there are 800
annual members, fOIty-tWO honorary memhers-dhout
fhc same Hs the membership last year. Mr.. SanbOm
declined a reelection. paper was read by
the Rev. Dr. Wncs entitled "Thc Prison Congres,
al stockholm" This WIS followed by paper
ON the importance Of hard work IN education. Dlncl
C. Gilman, ~ Baltimore, was elected President.
and the old board OF Nc,-prc-idcut- re-
elected Hamilton \. Hin was chosen treasurer.
Tho Board uf Directors the same ~ last year, with
me rAcrutiou- uf T. 4. Wines Of NrW-l Ork, who was
added the board, and Carroll d. wright ~ MHssachu-
srtts. who was substituted for Mrs D Pdrkman, with
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
TIE PENNSYLVANIA sENAToRsuP.

II,RRIsBrRG, Penn. Jan. S.-A caucus of
Republican members Of the Legislature was held tonight
IA nominate candidate for United states Senator 10
nm thc place ~ Donald Cameron, whose term cNpiIe-
with the present Congress There were III mem
hers present, and the first ballot resulted a- fol-
Iovs; Cameron, ~ 4. ~ Brown, Of Allegheny, -,
and senator Evcrhard l. The nomination oi Cameron
WAS then made unanimous. Twenty-Five Republicans
U.rre ,ns,nt. II rruuirr, l1G votes 10 eject OH
q, Je,unIatl,c ballot, .ud me friends uf Cameron
claim that he VIII more than the requisite number
uI that Inc absence of many mcuicrttrum the cai
r. MAS not through hostility t0 Cameron. EIghtecn
Grernhackcrs held caucus tonight aud agreed e. vote
fuf Judlo AkuCM.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
Cu,pCFs AGAINST COUNTY OFFICIALS

THE CASE OF REGISTER LoEw TO CONE Cr BEFORE
GOVERNOR ROBINSON TOMORROW.
The charges preferred by the Committee OF
the Bar Association against Register Loew VIII come UP
for trial before Governor Robinson tomorrow nelson
l. Waterbury is MI LOcw's counsel, and Will appear Ill
his behalf member OF the committee stated yes'er-
day that this fact shows how much Mr. Waterbury anu
thc friends of Mr. Tden had to do with getting up the
charges. "Mr. Waterbury," continued tins Gcntleman'
was willing to take credit TO himself about lnsutunG
this reform when he really had nothing TO do with IT, S
an outcome of the outraces that have been committed
Oh members Of the bar and their clients by the county
officers ard we have the slightest doubt mat all
three will be removed. Mr. Waterbury has been acting
against us as counsel for Mr Locw for some time
'.'IIoy about the charges against the SnerlnI i
eve have abundance OF evidence against NM nul
have been So occupied with MI Gumbeton that We
have DELAYED action on the charges against tn Scrlh
They VIII receive early attention now, ana nave
no doubt his prompt removal Will follow"
What viii be done IN the County clerk case no"
that Judge D1nOhuc has granted the stay .
"Oh there are ways than one 10 gel al hl Wnch
he Will find out His appeal 10 Ialnmlny Judge
and the entirely unnecessary delay or that Judge III
handing down his opinion, will be OF no avail 10 Lul
We viii not get Judge DOnOhur's opinion until the next
Term of court and probably until May, the intention
on Cumhctnus part being stave of action 10y appeals
until next Fan. lie viii iud how useless that course
Will be. He has been guilty OF Violations ol law ever
since lie began his term Of Office and The lacts IN ms
case are numerous to require no great trouble III
pTOvlng them
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
4 DISPATCH FROM A LUNATIC.

Superintendent Walling received on Tues
day morning dispatch from San Francisco signed by
Daniel Mooney, saying that information regarding
dead bodies found in trunks can he had here lie
at once telegraphcd to Superintendent hlrk PdtrlCK
of san Francisco and yesterday received an ans"el
stating Mooney crazy, and had just escaped
1pt,ati ip aENl I'm