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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
NOPE ANNUAL REPORTs.

ALBANY, De. 18.-Thc folio wing railroad
REPORTS hiSc been received by the SAFE Engineer and
surveyor:
staten Is'anl Rapd Trbnsr-Authorz 4 capital,
S5Oo,0O0; pad capital, 80, 100; number of stockhod
ere, 30.
Lake shore and Michigan Southern Paid capital
$50 0GO.0OO; funded dehr. G5j,915 600 uufunded
debt, SS4j 500; number Cf shares Of ordinary Stock
A04, Cos oi preferred stock $685. nu,Dcr OF stock
holders, 2.269; number OF machine shops, %;
Of elevators. GJ; numbec Of employed, 5000; az
gcsate amount OF salaries paid. 5is7. .Ji7 Dasscugcrs
carried. 3.l2S.923. Receipts Prom paas ID. .ers,
S3.3G7,0S9 ~ rom freight, Sl3.9ni,2 ,23i 36 rom
mails, S5372)3 70; from rents, SSl 100 %
pres~, S22f5G3 9S; miscellaneous. $50 lsS 90. Pay
mcnsfnr r0ad cXpenses SlOO6S 3O3 3J for interest,
So .13O. less interest and dividend. asseIs.
03s 33 [S2iJ7 69l G7l; for rentals s27I GGG As
1or divd"Ide %3057320; for dividends guaranteed
stock, sj33j0
The Caiskiil and Albany Steamboat Company. owners
Of the steamer civ Hudson, have made the following
report 20 State Engineer S'.mpur: Capital stock
$50 600: capital paid IN, $4,000; earnings from
freight, 1886 II from Other sources, $ll,s39 40;
total N29t9G lG. 1hc co;npauy own u0I aud paid
500 during the season on account OF lreiZIt lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec

WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec Is, 1880.
The President today approved the BILL directing one
copy OF The Congregational Record be sent to each Of
legat ions aDIuad.
The CLERKS and employees OF the Navy Department
called SECRETARY Thompson o'clock this alter
noon. and took formal leave of him.
For week ending December 49, 1880, AS 995 standard
silver dollars werr distributed FO. the correspondpg
week IN 1879 l3l 99J were distributed.
The total values the exports OF domestic breadstufs
from the UnieG States during the month Of NoYemba r.
1880 $32, 1913 100, and during November, 1879
S2U,6l1 G92.
Colonel ID. &. Stanley, cd Infantry. has been
assigned TO duty according to his brcvet OF Mpjor
General, while In command Of the Department OF cxas
TO take effect the date he assumed command OF
that department
Operative Dsummond, OF the Secret Service Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
TESTING ELECIRIC LIGHTS.

| THE EXPERIMENT IN BROADwAY-IYCoRP0RArIo ZION
| OF THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COM
PANY.
| The Brush Electric Light Company has been
making preparations for lighting Broadway with
| electricity for some time lamp post has been
erected IN each block from Fourteenth-st to Thirty
fOurth-st. They are of iron. painted brown, and
twenty feet in height. They suTmounted by
large globes of glass, plain except at the bottom,
where the glass is ground for about three inches.
These globes contain the double carbon pencils and
the automatic machinery for regulating the lights.
The power is furnished bya CorIiss engine of 100
horse power situated at the central station No 1873
West Twenty y-ffth-st.
Last evening Engineer McC;rath was ont with
large force of men putting the finishing touches to
the lamps. There some delay IN connecting the
wires as well as the lamps. AT about half
past II the COrliss engine was SGT in motion.
Soon tie armatures Of of the generating ma
chimes beaaD TO revove. Presently the lamps from
FOurteenhst. TO Twentv-sxth-st broke out into
light. This said not TO be intended for an ex-
hlbtion but the electricians test The result seemed
TO passeT,-by in Broadway somewhat Disappointing
From Union to Madison-square tue lamps OCCASION
all9 bIazod up. then 6lcsered and went out,
leaving red glowing Goals OF carbon. In Madison
square, lamp over the eight gas-ghts III front of
the Fifth Avenue. Hotel and one az twenty fourth
81. burned steadily and brilliantly, as they
together an effect somewhat like moonlight was
produced. Tne gbs lights looked yellow. Up to
Twenty -sixth-st. the lamps burned steadily produc-
ing marked eifoct Owing to the cleaness of the
night and the many gas lamps the electric lights
were somewhat at a Disadvantage. After the lamps
mad burned for about half an hour the generating
machine stopped and the current cut of.
ihe Ellison Electric Illuminating Company, re-
cently incorporated at Albany Is auxiliary to the
Edison Electric Light Company. 1t is organized as
gas company to secure this privilege, bur max
Irg ts application 10 the city to place wires in the
streets the company will be restricted to the use Of
electricity. The Commissioner of Public Works |
has already gwen permission to the company to lag
wires for experimental purposes in part Of the !
city bounded by Chambers and Waists. and Broad
way ana the East River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
RAILWiY CASUALTIES.

NASHUA, n. H.. Dec 1S.-The 9:1j a. m
passenger train from this city the Nashua and
Rochester Railroad encountered a broken rail at East
Derry. The combined smoking. mail and baggage car
and one passenger thrown from the track
Charles B. TildeD, Of Nashua, seriously In
jured aud is suffering from scalp wound and or
three broken ribs and several bruises Fagg the ex
agent. BacOm,the baegagcmaster. Small and
other man, mail agent, we're wounded and bruised
but not faaily NT. Iilden brought his home 10
this citv II believed that he has chance for recovery
PETERSBURG Va, Dec. lS-rhe fast mail train on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad yesterday near Thar
gawa Station ran over an unknown white man. Killing
Elm instantly. The head completely severed from
the body.
CHAPEL HILL, n J., Dec. 1S.-Jeremiah arifgan age
thirty. while coupling Thursday night, was caught
between the bumpers, receiving INJURIES which caused
NJ death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
FRENCH DUELLING AND SCANDAL.

IARlc saiufuty, Dec Is. l-SO
NJ. Rogat, of the Pays, states that having
merely answered aggressive newspaper article py
another. he has refused "a duel with NJ Reinach, NJ.
Gambetta's secretary, and will not accept challenge
from him unless NJ Reinac0 directly insults BIN. NJ.
Paul de Cassagnac declares in the Pays that he
allow member OF his staff 10 fgGt NJ. Rcinach. the
latter refused 10 fight NJ HonIi ROehefort with whom
alone he has genuine quarrel
1t is reported that English banker. acting in the
of the ex-Empress Eugenc. has arrived in Paris
for the purpose Of eXtricatng Madame de Friedland
goddaughter of the exEmpress, who with her husband
Friedland is under arrest Madame dc Fried
land being charged with forging her grandmOtbers SIG
G to acccptances.
The Porte resolved to send the recently arrested
Prince OF the Mrides and other chiefs Of Albanian
Lea que for trial before council Of war.
In the debate IN the Greek Chamber Of Deputies
terdav on the question Of the renewal o. the suhidY
the Greek Navigation Company, the Government urged
that the renewal was necessary, the cOmpaDys
would afford important facilities for the CON
veyance of troops and war material when the time
should arrive for Greece 10 take action against Turkey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
ORDINATION or PRIESTS.

Troy, n. Y, Dec. 1S.-1he annual ordina-
On OF priests on the cmber days preceding Christmas
took place to-day at ST. JOsephs Provincial Seminary
For the past ten days the candidates for the various
orders have been undergoing spiritual retreat.
Many prominent clergymen from New-YOrk City and
other places the state present the services
The atars specially prepared for the OCCASION and
adorned with choice flowers and hundreds OF
lighted tapers The following ordained priests
from the archdiocese OF New-York The Rev. NJ 3rs
JOnn b. Creeden, James T. CummisKey, Thomss j. Nc
Cluskey ana James l.. McIiugliu.
The iolowing were ordained from the diocese of Bos-
ton: The Rev. Mcssrs. Patrick ii. j. Callahan. Daniel
j. Collins, William j. Mllerck Michael j. O'Douna Ill.
Ambrose f. Rocnc. ana the Rev. J0hn j. Carroll
dalned from the archdiocese OF Chicago and the Rev.
william j. DOOlan from tnat OF Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

Persian Monarch successfully launched Oday from
Mchillan's ship-yard, the Clyde.
Yielding to Count Harry Arnim's repeated solicit
tations and on the strength OF medical certificates, the
Court has granted him six months respite before under
going the terms II his The Pubic Prosecutor
has appealed against this dersion. The Counts health
ls III q desperate condition. He Ia staying al Nice.
Berlin dispatch TO The Times SAYS: 'Tae Emperor
William has granted GovcrnorGenora Won MenteufcI,
of Asace Lorraine. permission In the Federal
Council for the abolition of the court martial which
sti exercising the functions Of ordfary tribunal at
stTasburg This shows that General Manteuhel IA de-
crmned TO make further efforts in the path OF conca-
ton"
TORONTO. Ont. Dec. 1S.-Mary Elizabeth Gurd four
years old. while crossing Kingst. this afternoon.
run over by street car aud instantly killed. Her
mother. on yeWag the remains, rendered hopeessy
insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
THE GREAT BUFFALO FIRE

THE TOTAL LOSS ESTIMATED AT $20o,000-A LIST
OF TIRE COMPANIES HOLDING INSURANCE.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dee. 1S.-Further particu-
lars regard to tie ro last nignt have been learned
day. OF the employees of the Messrs Brge all have
been accounted for with the exception OF the eight per-
previously reported missing and seven that to-day
have been reported killed The total number of lives
lost Is now be hteen. Two bodies were recoy-
cred from the ruins this morning.
Tie Messrs Birge are insured for $4,000. Birse
claim their loss Will be &2J 0O0 and the total
loss viii not fall short of 100000.
the following is list OF companies holding tnsrr-
o-,. ,,, III p,r0o g. S,-o tto Il y, -, ioat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

CHICAGO, Dec. lS.-A man named Henry 6.
Gray, representing himself as II. e. Canntry aid pr
tending be the stanS manager he Ne,r- lori.
Herald been deceying those connected win rail.
rvaus theatres ami hotels IN ths clty somewhat xtc
svey during tue last week. suit of rooms al fn,
Gaud Pacd5 tiDtei WAS placed L.s Ci. sat ANA na
oDtmned irye cess o. theatres p.ss.e yg ssxr,
ulrng lOr HIM ."
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Saturday, I

LONDON. Saturday, Dec. lS 1850.
sl0nor De Sancts. tIe Italian Minister Of PubIc In
structiOn, has resigned.
The Hamburg A III, rican Line steamer Westphalia
which sailed hence to-day, took out from this port
$500 600 IN specie Tor New York.
Capaln Davies and the OF the British ship City
from Quebec for Gfeeuock. before reported
abandoned with the loss OF her rudGer have been landed
at BIixham, England.
The Roman Monarch, the third steamer Of The Mon
arch Line and sister ship q the Assynan Monarch and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
THE NEWS IN LONDON.

PERILS OF THE GLADSTONE MINISTRY.
TIE CALL FOR IRISH COERCION BECOMING MORE
ENPBAT1C-LIBERAL MfMBTRs wAvERIVG IN
TnkIR SUPPORT OF THE GovERNNESr-THg sUs-
PENSION OF TIE BABEAs CORPUS ACT INEvI-
TABLE
The London cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
gives the actual facts concerning the discord
in the Cabinet, and the general effect of the
Irish disturbances on public affairs in Eng
land. Three fourths of the House of Com
mons are ready to uphold coercion. Some of
the Liberal members speak of deserting the
Government unless it adopts repressive meas
ures promptly. The Congressional resolution
OF sympathy with Irish tenants has not elected
much comment The Greek claims continue
to occupy the public mird on the Continent.
Two new cables are to be laid 10 this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
APPROPRIATION BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY BiLL--MR. CoNGER REFERS
TO wHIITAKFR-CCITING DOWN TIE CONSULAR
APPnOpRI ATlON.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE I

| lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
WASHING ioN. Dec. iS.-Ihe House OF Representa-
;ives has been quite industrious ts week, and HAS
disposed of four of the general appropriation bills
These the Pensions, tbs Forifcations. the lili
tary Academy and the Consular and Diplomatic
bills The vote on tie last named bill not fin
ished when the House adjourned this afternoon, be-
cause quorum was not foIDd but the first busi-
ness next Monday morning Will be 10 complete the
roll-cal. All of the bills mentioned passed
exactly they rep1r.ed 10y the Appropriations
Committee, every amendment offered being
promptly voted down. Tao Military Academy bill
aopropnatos 322 I35 81. against 80. ,Z34 20 last
year. and about S72 900 loss than the amount asked
for in TIE estimates submitted by the Secretary Of
War. This reduction has been made mainly in the
items for additional buildings at the Academy, by
Striking out an it-'m o. $1,000 asked Tor First
equipment of cadets" aud by cutting down the
item for pay OF cadets from *l6S,4S0 to S1G0, 900
Mr. Couger of Michigan, made short but vig0r-
speech IN which he denounced the spirit Of
caste which exists ut the Academy. shown by the
long course Of perScc u'On and ostracism TO which
Whitaker was su,Jecied. Mr. COnger declared that
If il should be found impossible to destroy this
sp!rit the people Of the United States would demand
that the Academy be abolished
Sir. Singleton. Of Mississippi, reported the Con-
$l19O,435 AGAINST $1,1S033j last year, and
SIC, 700 less than the estimate submitted by the
Secretary Of Staie. By the substitution of fixed
salaries f0rfecs at certain c)nsuates and CONNER
cial agencies 1t IL estimated that further saving"
of $2G, ,11G IS Will be efn3lcd In his speech ex- |
planning t. bill Sir. Singleton dgressed, and made
an argument in favor of free SHIPS" AZ the only !
means necessary to restore American commerce.. To |
this part OF the speech Nj COnger AID Mr. lIubbell
replied N vigorous terms. Mr. COneer also ar !
raIgncd the Appropriations Committee for its par
s!inony ia dealing wtl Tie co iSHlar service and |
effectively cUutrased that service with the cOugular
est ahlis ncnts of other countries. NJ. Monroe of |
OnO, SAID that ne believed the cODSu ar service |
or ght entirely g. b recOnstructcd aud placed
he ter fO Jtlng bat that The proper time 90 DO this
had not yct arrived. rde Democrats had nothing |
to say on the suuject. As the money - not to be
spent in their dstctA, and as tueir political friends
not 10 receive it all, they desire TO appropriate
ouly tho sBlaiss pU5lD." su.l for one O. th9 nest
branches Os the pu6i.c service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

short of confscatioD. The evaporation among mod
crate Liberals takes the shape of open declarations
of immediate coercion as condition of their sup
porting the Government at the meeting OF PaTlla-
| ment.
The resolution of the House of Representatives
expressing sympathy with Irish tenants elicits little
attention and less comment, except from journals
| always hostile TO America and eager to seize on
every discrediable incident to magnify dissension
between England and America Engishmen gem
orally perfectly understand that the resolution is
bupcoube,' and is intended to conciliato IRISH
American voters and is devoid of political meaning,
and while regre:ting the possible mischevons
! effect on Ireland of such rlatonic declarations.
they regard il as compacently as they do General
Buffers proposed invasion of the Irish courts The
lrIsh-Americans now at the head Of the League
regarded as far otherwise than formidable, the
thorities agreeing that these adventurers Civ
ing little real trouble by placing their unscrupu-
lous ability at the service Of sclition.
CABLE MONOPOLY DhFrATED
Two new cables to America are now known TO be
secured, and tie effort at monopoly through the
capture Of the French cable is therefore doomed to
defeat. The MessTs SIemens. the famous sub
marine telegraph constructors have closed their
contracts with the Ncw-Yorl syndicate, and begun
the manufacture Of the frs: cable. The contract re-
quires it to be of the best quality, and to De finished
and laid, ready for WORK before July l. 1881. The
second one is also TO be laid during the summer OF
1881.
GREECE RECEIVING ATTENTION
Greece continues up, crmost in foreign affairs, at
tracting far more attention on the Continent than
here, though neither here there anybody con-
siders the Turkish note seTious. Sir Charles DIlkes
remarkable speech the friends of Greece
and siences the reports of dscoId among the powers.
G. W. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
RECLPrION TO ARNd1DALD FORHES.
NE MEETS TIE CORRESPONDENTS AT THE ROOMS
or TUE YOUNG MEMS CITI5rIAN ASSOCIATION
A PLEASANT AFFAR.
10Y rEtraRlIh TO THE rRrsuNE.l

4
A PLEASANT AFFAE.
my rEiEGRArh To THE rRTBUNE.l
WASHISGToN, Dec, 1S-lhe newspaper core
spoudcnrs Of Washington aud the local press were
invited 10 reception this evening by the Young
Mems Christian Association to meet Archibald
Forbes. fine English var correspondent. The pleas
ant parlors of the Association were well filled. rep
reseutatiyes OF the leading Journals of the country
being present, we'll members of the Association
with their wives and lady friends.
The early part of the evening spent in in
formal conversation, Mr.. Forbes proving himself
ready and agreeable talkrr. Later brief eompl-
lnentlrY addresses we're made by j. II. Olcott on
a.. ...' of the Association, and BY A. NJ Clapp, the
veteran Editor of The .NdtOndL Republican, for the
journalists. 3lr. Forbes responded III Il brief but
VERY neat speech, after which he escorted TO
the lunch-T0um of the Association. whittier the
entire assembiage were invited 30 accompany him
and enjoy the refreshments provided by the ladies
of thc Asspca,On. Mr.. Forbes lectures III the AS
sociation Hall Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
RENDERED. INSANE By 4 BULLET

PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y, Dec. Is. - Gustaye
Kind NOTORIOUS burglar, who shot the Leaa by
Detective James JacSspn has been transferred from
Stag Sng TO the Auburn Insane Asylum. lhe ball is
SIN IN his head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
ALLEGED FORGERY IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Dec. 1S.-T. F. O'Buen, large
real estate owner arrested here today for forging
the names OF r. A. Rdmsey advocate and Henry Had
ley 10 receipts for $4,000 10 $1,000 respectively for
alleged payment OF mortgage on his property for
these amounts The receipts produced In suits in
tDe Superior Court. He Is stll in custody, having
procured nail. He accused also Of forging receints
Tor $50, 900 IN the name Of j. kenne, formerly
ager OF the Consolidated Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
TIE CHRISTIAYCY DIVORCE SUIT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-Ihe divorce suit of
ex-senator Cnrisuancy, Minister to Peru against
his wife. Lille VI. Cnrstiancy. taken up IN the
Equity Court here today. TIE defendant flied
motion I'm opposi ION to the appointment of commits
sion 10 take the testimony OF Edi GIRO, who, II is
alleged. uad improper relations WIKI Mrs. Christancy
about year ago The COIrt after hearing the aDDlioa-
tiOn made order appointing H0ratO g. King. OF
NewYOrk City, commissioner 10 take the ties tlmOny
Of GIRO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
THE TURCO-GREEK WRANGLE.

LONDON, Saturday, Dec. lS 1850.
A Vienna dispatch to The Times says: "The
Turkish the Greek question has produced
isfactory impression on the whole"
Paris dispatch to The Times says Everything in
dcates possibility OF the idea OF European arbitration
I'm The Greek question beng realized. All the Powers
except one encourage the scneme and the one Power
Will probably join the Others they decidedly
adhere the scheme"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
AN AFRICAN KING ARRESTED.


Advices from Accra, on the west coast of
Africa, under date OF November 49, are as follows:
Dsagreements arising between the Colonial Governor
the native King the population, inc udIng the Fan
tees assumed q hostile attitude toward the few Euro
peans here. Just the situation became critical the
British guDboats Foam and DIDO sighted, when the
King privately arrested ana taken board one Of
vessels aud sentenced 10 sixteen years mprisOn
mnD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
THE SrANDlED OIL COMPANY ~ COURT

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dee. l9.-Judge Barber.
OF he Comiaon fieas Bench, to-day rcaGesoa decson
III tne ease OF the Standard Oh Company against SEQ
Held. shurmer q TeagIe. Tae plalntns applied for an
injunction TO Iesraln the defendants from rea,,,,
more oil taan was agreed np'n IN coatract rnt.re
III Detween ms TWO parties ami prayed Tor rq litaos
releI Iae Court refused ~ grant the njauo lou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
MOSCOW STUDENTS FIGHTING.

About 800 medical students assembled yes
terday in the courtyard of the University seeking
explanation with the rector concerning "a misunder-
standing with two OF the professors. The students
fused disperse, and serious conflict with police
al gendarDes eDsued. All The students arrested
escorted through the city to the House OF DeteD
tiO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
MURDER IN the SEC0ND DEGREE.

HoNEsDALE, Penn, Dec. 1S.-In the Bor-
tree trial the jury rendered verdict o! guilty OF murder
the second degree the great surprise of everyone
Counsel the prisoner have asked tor time TO Ill rem
sons tor new trlll Ssnelce was deferred undl De-
cembor 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
PEGiNYING NEW RAILROAD

DEADwOoD, Oak, Dee. 1S.-W0rk on tho
Central City. Deadwood nnn Eastern Railroad will begin
Monday with Archibald McArthur. of Chicago, as cJn-
tractor. The road under The contrat 10 be compet
ed August !. The road connects Deadwo0d, Central
and Lead Cities with the coal fields foot hills. It
course Is down the MhiicWOOd canon and through Il
tunnel III the mountain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
A NEW ROAD IN TIE WEST.

CHICAGO, Dee. 1S.-Articles of association
Ioday filed at Springfield. H.. 5y 81. Louis ard
Indiana Railroad COMPANY, Orgc" zed to bUd "A rail-
1Oad from East St Louis 10 Da VILE, In Vcrmilion
County, Ill, at point near The Iniii - State line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
THE HIGH CHURCH CASES.

LONDON, Saiurday, Dec. II, 1850.
The Court of Appeals to-day agreed to hear
the cases OF the Rev Messrs. Dale aud Eursgt the
first day Of the next sitting OF the court and ordered
that both gen be released from Imprisonment
the unders anding that they shall do anything in
the meantime contrary To Lord PenzaDcs's mH.iOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
ATTEMPTED BRIBERY PUNISHED.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 1S.-The Judges of the
Civil District Court sitting to-day, sentenced Lueien
Debys, OF the firm Of Debuys Ogden to ten days IN
the parish prison and pay fire of SO for making over
lures 10 Judge LzdTus IN reference the
bond cases pending f. his court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
A CANAL CLOSED

RoRDENTOwN, \. j., Dec. 18.-The Della
ware and Raritan Canal at this eud. closed to-day The
south-bound frozen in have all been got
out, and there are none here.