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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Ferry station in New-Y orR, foot OF Llberty.st .
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot Of FutOn-st, JeTePs
wharf
Commencing October c. ls79-Leave New-York, foot Of
Libe ~ ST, a. follows:
$50 a M For Pennington Eas,on Bevidcre bethlehem
Bath, AneniOWn, Chunk, TauAqua, MahdnOy city.
IaZieHn, WilktshaIre Elmra, etc. Connects Junction
with Delaware Lacl awauna aud Western Railroad
m.FOr High Bridge Branch, SChopley's Mountain,
Budds Lake. and Lake IOpatcOHC. taSiOn Allentown Har
MSuclT Chunk. Tanaqua. MuScsbarre
Scranton. DanvIile Wiliamsport etc.
1880 4"O D. M. FGf summertime nnd FleIningtoh
D. m For PENNINGTON. Ia tOn Bath Allentown. Mauoh
Chunk. amaqua. MaIanoy CITY, Hnzetun. Tnnkhannuck
Wfke-bRITe. Scranton leacinr. Columbia. Lancaster
Ephrata, Put;svie Harrisburg etc - 80,
j. ni.-FOr Hugh Bridge Branch. Schooley's Mountain
Budds axe and Lake HOpatcoLg EistUA Beivderc Auen
and Mauch Chunk . ,.,.-,
Elmiia KeIcmg, harrisburg and the West Csnnris nj
Junction for Delaware LAckawanna ana western ihilroau
s:iJ y. In-FUr aston. 80,
$3.50. 1850. lU4i. ll:lj lii5 a M l2;i9 100 = ~
f:Ij AL >. $50. All 'lJ 3. ODD. y t;4o Do
= 7:l5, 7:i5 Sl5 9:lF, 10 >. H. J.. pm. ,, ,,,-
trains leave al S. 70 IL r. m tr Boihu bronx
rncdiltc snilons a. 800 D. m for F-'sh AI'h'
town. ii IIISbuTg and tie Wet $500 -. No. ID. a.. H. ,n
Newark AT 5a5. 81 645 75; ~ 81 . s:51 'i9
l:5 a. y M J. 2 g. $3.50, !, 400 o. '3J 'f''
g. ESQ as S:la. I:lj ~, IL u NJ -, .-..
local points Time IaNlc NJ SiAt"1A
Roat~ the BrUnklyn and frir Ann"N MAKE conh ,us
NJ Jery tly station aid from br"ok VA ad kne Depot
Y
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TuICu VALLEY RAILROAD.

i IpaSSENGEKTRAINS, on AMI after May ~ iS7V' VIII
iszye dtpos foot of CUrandt an DebfO>@+'a' ~ Fill
% IN ana ESQ y. Tor asiOil betG eith H urr
-. Nau,h Chunk. Wilstsbdfrc IUWahdA NhFciN'
Ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and ho West f"hd" e''P
ing coacren attached TO $3.50 D. u uhln , t oil mn
r,ius leaving a. III. ana T. NJ Co"'''' io "" P''
in NalapOy HaZlrtOn G al rcRlnih. s,,.., ,,ort
al N4~4-' II NG1ON, General Passenger Ae'hl'
RoTERI u. SAYl;E, General superintendent:
Co-ersI Eastern ONCE corner ChuI ~ anu tolth ~
"'-e4"i '-'9 &. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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AITIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID Lave YORK from foot of DcsbioSscs ana 'orandt

100 A. M Washington. pitsburC, 60 umhnS Cin; ai
the Vest, itciin"ni, Cla'-llh
ara lie south. from Isntmoie I" Ne"hk'
oI' IN for hshngOn the IVES. Pun man cara rom
and Washington, making cost CDR
1,rcons Tor PIttsuure cincinnati ndianap ~ -
Through Pullman cars, Baltimore 10 Oh'l
af ~ Louis and lIisIIg =. Tins tram afi.'cs al "dh
- cailv for Washing lOn. the south and Wcs Pun!
w. - ~" ion, New ORR to Baltimore aud Washington
MI close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati, lnl1na
% syil,c - LOUIS tOuIn us. Ptisburg the 0ouih Gnh
o pullman cars from BdltHuTe 10 III
sou GET connects at Washington witt trans
@ %v,chhurc FLORIDA New OI taus and he south
lo ~ call AZ (OrIpanVs once IL
Sew Hnd At ticker Offices foot 0 tOIllhl
a,d AMI Depot Jersey Guy.
I'OC->D '''N- COLORADO
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nati-
gaturk HousatOnc italir9Sds.tanrrS ICY A'h'
81, r. kD dalY al 1850 H. anu soO r. ia
Faie lower than by any other route. ----
FOR NORWALK AND DAABURI DALI :
i -stcamcr ADELPHI leave Pier - !t9lq"H IrIy} ~
SION TICkEIH, 10 CENiS.
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HOTEL Kenmore,
. tuu'EE-TOWN liUnt % OtSegO Lake. N !" -,
WIlT.rPtN il ~ ~ lSsu; ms class WIN all nouurh
iuroy. uirnt- line boating ana hshhR For tetInS &C.
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Atn RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
4 hi~' LitH rt,~TON AND ALL POINT, "a 49,,
~ m daily on GLIDING sundays hom I1er So North
rave, 4O Limited tickets sold THIS Inc or 81 GOOD
I c'ai ,ov ami IMP winch they are Issued. asspccl
CNLn ,t tac, FIelgli taken NJ lo"ts Sui rem fIts
" FILkINS, o. L. Agent ~ o. no. -
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steamuoats ana RaiIroans

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE,S LINE, DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier 80 II. North River.
loot If CdnOSt, week dav. p. connecting at Al
bany Sunday morning excepted with trains North West
and East.
Excursion to Albany and return; good 30 daxa 81.
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Roord and Rooms Wanted.

BOaru anu INOUII1S W0tI4VO@'
BOARD wanted ON farm, or with few O., others hers
nor Morrisown n. j. 1--WE persons for four weeks
-, ,nrrr n supI must be hugh near stream VI wafer
gOod plain living prices moitTa'e u p rr,n,rc oe,ca
S4rANTED.-A furnished house for July
& an, M. IN healthy alton within two hours OF
New York Cy Hall rent mls be very mOuerHe Auufoo'
WALLACE, BOX Al Tribune once
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Gurtion Sales OF Real GstGtc.
Gitn Drouerrn 90 Eel.
Brocklpn oropcrtn for Sale ano 60 fct

ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuse, 81
Eicksst house and store az 81 Nassau ST. house
i5s nensen.st GURDON L. FORD, 81 C1arkst- BrooEyn
ION LOTS, free and clear. would be eX-
HUI changed for improved city PROPERTY. .
KULAND e. WAITING. D Beekinanst
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NIAGARA. CANADA.-The York AcadeIn
N can be rented for July and August or arrangement
made for boarding genteei family &C. the proprietor DEN
aas,rons OF amending vacation in Eur pc
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NFVV-HANEN MERlDEN, HARltORD,
~ SpHINIFIILD, HOLYOkE, WHITE MOI Al >
a. EElC DC. rteinnets leave Ter - r. l ~. e" " t t
-, II 70 H. IN t~uuaays excepted conn Ctiis WIN ~" ~
IT, + II above ntcme' io points Ichc!H soin an
80 cI, cked NJ IgruadSay, y y. anu COurIb'
pt1,k vu Excursion 10 Ncw-ltav'n anu return - ",
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FAREO ONE
~ GOIiAR Tor special limited tickets steamer cave
-. ~ SI1Ih Ve daliy including SuudayA, AT O:OOP N
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WATER POWER FOR SALE.-Ail OF
w Moose River at LyOnsdAle. Lewis COuntT, y, ~"
twenty feet head and ia power Unlimited H. o.
and barn 0n tle preertg VIA be sold cbeai. dn@nirr"
WGTTFR WfII1fLESEY. LYONS Fails. Or =. Il. WOOL
WORTH & Co. Orisksny Falls, N y
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Gnmmrr Resorts.

A CCOMMODATIONS for few adults among
"A the Berkshire Hills City reference s. BENEDICT
New. Marlboro. Mass
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SIGNIFICANT FRENCH VOTES.

LONDON, Friday, Jan. 5o' lcoo'
A dispatch from Paris to The Times says
coalition of Moderate Republicans with the oon
servatives yesterday elected NJ Leon Say to the es
dency of the Senate Finance Committee over NJ cannon
a president of the Senate who was the reguler ne
publican candidate.
On the Senate proceeding TO elect life senator We
Count Camille Bacchasson de Mcntavet, recently de-
ceased Extreme Left, whose turn 1t was To MAKE
nomination. selected DR.. Paul Broca. the eminent an-
thropoogis NJ Dufaure, Republican life Senator. WIN
twelve or fourteen followers WHO nave pGacucay
ceased belong TO the Lett Centre ana must heclolt
rank as a distinct group midway between the Leu sl
Right Centres decli ed To b. bound by the ROTATION
system OF the Left and opposed the domination OF Dr.
BgOca on the ground o his DarwinIaD tendehcleS.
They nominated NJ. Berioand a well-known mNnc"t -
Republican. but opposed 10 he antJesht clause vi
jules Ferrys ucaion bill The vote being iakeI. I
DIR. Broca received 12G votes and NJ Bert"taIo =
scattering 49, Dr. BrOca Thus receiving three less tal
an absolute majority. Tie election was then post
pOned. ~, NIL. co,ro
More than one hundred Senator'S Of the Right Centre
supported the nomination OF W. Bertolahd. NAM
festy, If the Dufalre group gans rev acces ssIons
through alarm az the radicalsm OF the ChaniDcr oi
Deputies il VIII he able to hold the balance or power
The rejection OF Cause OF the Education Dill Is no"
ousldered as certain.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE PRESIDENCY AND OTHER ISSUES.
IMPRESSIONS OF OPINION FROM wELL-KNowN
POLITICIANS AS TO TUE STRENGTH OF THE
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IN OHIO, MAssA-
cUUsErrs WISCONSIN AND OTHER STATES
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
NITrEE-FUsIoNIsTs TAKING THEIR SEATS IN
THE MAINE LEGISLATURE.
l.. b. Gunckel and Job Stevenson,
of Ohio, Horace Rublee of Wisconsin,
and various politicians from Pennsylvania
and other States have expressed to
TRIBUNE reporters their views in regard
10 the strength of the candidates of both par
ties for the Presidential nominations. The
New-York Republican State Committee VIII
meet to-day to call the State Convention. The
Republican County Committee of Essex County
N. j., yesterday declared against third term.
Several Fusionists took their seats in the Maine
Legislature. Governor Davis is preparing his
message.
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CRIMES AND CASOALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
SUSPENDED ANIMATION

SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
OTTAWA, Ont Jan. 30.-A man who sup
posed died Of smallpox found Wednesday last
10 be after the coffin had been placed In the
A SUSPECTED MURDERERS ARREST
BOSTON, Jan. 30-Stcarns X. Abbott, the alleged
murderer OF at Groon Mass arrested at East
Weare n. H., by farmer, was TO-DAY taken 70 Aver
KILLED BY RAILROAD CAR.
RIIIMoRT, Jan. 3u.-John +. Hoffman. n brake
man on the Northern Central hallway, killed tonight
near Eager.s, within the city lie fell between tho cars
one OF which passed over him.
FATALLY INJURED BY HORSE
ANNOY, n. j., Jan. 30.-Alfred Woolley. while
riding out horseback with his sister at CcnteVe this
morning attempted some loose fasenugs upon the
horse his sister when the animal kicked him in the
abcomen aud lace. resulting IN fatal injuries.
A BILLIARD CONTEST.
Sr LOUIS. Jan. 29.--A fOuT-nandcd exhibition
game billiards OF 500 points was PLAYED here tonight be
tween Gallagher one side and chaeier and
aiy on The iomer won by score a 500 to 7'S
CHARGED WITH MANsLA UGHTER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2o.-in The Camden, n. j.,
Court today. woodruff called for uia tne cases o
Flwood Johnson, ncer and Jon Engs, conductor o
,he freight train that collision with excursion train
an the Philadelphia and Atlantic city Railroad, August !
1870 killing outright hye men. They arc charged win
mauBlaughtcr
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETING.

a 1nttJIHg UT U.TU VCTrr1''11 EVP11D'1V'T"7 VI
the XXIId Assembly District was held last evening in
Irniop Hall No 1851 second-ave. Charles H. Schmidt,
temporary chairman said that the object OF the mce r
was 10 form q district association. He claimed
that until now there had been no organization,
and that IN the absence OF one certain per-
sons had assumed TO represent tho German
Republicans OF the district 10 carry out Their
selfish purposes. The desirabllity OF an organization
having decided upon, the following officers were
elected: President, Charles ii. Schmidt first Vice
pre.ident George Landwehr; vicepres@ent, ID.
Edemurth; corresponding secretary, f. L. Paezo {;
financial secretary i. VOmer treasurer, A. M0eer
sergeant-at-arms A. Bernhardt. The following were
chosen delegates 10 he German Central Republican
Com mittee presided over by Morris Frledsam Sam 1el
r. Hamburger, Conrad Schmidt, Max Bacharach Joseph
Ullman and J. Wicler, jr.
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A few of the members from the districts outside
of New-York and vicinity reached this city last
evening. A very full attendance is expected. In a
few instances substitutes have been sent. Senator
Rockwell appears for BENJAMIN Clapp. OF the
XVlIlth District. The convention Will be held at
an early date, either late in February or early III
March. The place has not yet been determined.
L. NJ. johnson, secretary OF the committee, was
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening, and was
engaged in making up the new apportonment ior
delegates This Is on the basis of the vote cast for
Governor Cornell last November Zach Assembly
District is entitled TO delegate, and an addl-
tonal one for each ! 800 Republican votes cast.
New-York City Will have a less number than at the
last convention, under this rule. Other districts
will lOse but many of the districts in the interior
will gain delegates.
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BUSINESS INTERESTS.
THE LEuIGH COAL RATES,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-At the meeting of
the Lehgh Coal Exchange tins afternoon it was de-
cled 10 make no change line aud city prices for Feb
,uarv except advance OF % cents per ton In furnace
II os coutcnded thar the trade was IN the best
dillon To bear any In price which the market
should warrant a., - -, , ~. -.
scbuvklU Exchange. and agreed upon tile following
nr,es for FenruRry; Lump and steamboat 81 50: for
ies 50 30: for ofner grades 81 80. with the excep
,inn M stove coal, - 90. and pea cou, II %.
Tho committee then bad a e'nsnli tti0I with Mr.
coVgcn of the Philadelphia and Reading Company VII.
dccidei TO let the tolls remain unchanged For TN
present also the rate OF production at the mines
,rfu be maintained.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
coUNTERFEITs

COUNTERFElTS.
On Ioux " r. Jan. 3O.-Cnunterfet notes OF
,e nion Bank OF Prince Edwards Island are In circulation
mo ocoNfpRONIsE
NoNrprAL Jan 3O.-A private meeting OF the
M the Mechanics Bank was held this afternoon
& lew 20 make further Oner 10 compromise with the
creditors FORTUNATE LEGATEE.
Io~nov Ont. Jan, SOD. :. Perrin Of this city,
The nrlncII nj legatees Of the estate OF Horace g.
oun 81 Warshall Mich The estate is stated 10 DO valued
at 44.OOO,OOO .,,,, o,-r.pro PTxANrFs
,ro,oxTo lam 3O-In the local Legislature last
irht The Iion. Mr. Wood. the treasurer. delivered his
atrmcut The total receipts fIOm all sources ia
ssa ere 269 and the total expenditures
A NEW INDIAN DICTIONARY.
W,xNIPFG Man, jan 3O.-kather Lacpmbe. FOR
,weny.dve years missionary among the backleet shu
% thes starts eastward tomorrow 10 arrange for The
oyl oanliesuOn OF tho second volume OF his "santeauz
Dictionary"
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LONDON. Friday. Jan. 80, 1880
A Berlin dispatch to The Times says: As
neither the Utramon;ane press nor the Centre party
nor the PrussIan Bishops, he regarded as impartial
of Information touching the plans OF the vatican
Prince Bismarck mas determined to demand directly
from the Pope what really the grievances OF the
Church which prevent the establishment; Of solid
peace. When an answer Ia received Herr Won Putt
Hammer Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs will drift u
bill aboshng the sevefest clauses Of the May laws
A Reuter- dispatch from Rome says Telegrams re-
ceyed here state tnat Prince Bismarck and the German
Crown Prince have agreed that 10 Ia advisable TO ~
establish harmony between the Roman Chufci ana
Germany. it IS not yet known whether fTlhce fIeue-
rick William will VISIT the Pope"
Another Reuter- Telegram from Rome says the vatican
has sent sDatches PcieTsburg through the Pdpal
Nunclo at Vienna, authorizing the Bishops u Russia "
adopt certain provisional rules emDOdyug CONCESSIONS
which II is hoped will facilitate tue settlement Of more
important questions.
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ESSEX COUNTY AGAINST GRANT.

ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The Essex County, N. j., Republican Com
mittee held it's first meeting for 1880 Newark ycster
day, with large attendance. The Committee repre-
every section OF the county. and Republican vote
of about 1900 In National contest out OF total vote
Of about $4,000 It's meetings held with closed
DOORS After the transaction OF routine business r. l.
Quinn offered the following resolution:
ReSoloed That 49, in the sense OF ths committee in
TO nominate any person Tor the ONCE oil Prts
ident OF the U0ted States for a third term.
The resolution was uDannOunccd and unexpected 70 a
large majority of the committee and protraced discus
SION ensued upon II, nearly every member making
some remarks. Mr.. Quinn advocated his resolution In
speech OF vgor. predicting that the sentiment Of tho
men of Essex would be found on election day to be
totally opposed a hi ID term II General Grant were
nominated lie believed that the hopes OF this Nation
depended the Republican party. and that as patriots
AZ well as Republicans 1. beloved every member of the
committee to do all in his power TO prevent the
nomination OF any for third term for the Pres
idency. He knew how to the hearts of Republi-
cans General Grant STOOD bat he was sure that his nom
ination would be inexpedient
Ex-Aderman William stsinsby also made an address
General Grant, but asserting his strong conviction as q
man who nad fought for Repnblicanism for twen'y-
three years. that tne people wOud oppose tlrd term
Tor any man. Excise Commissioner Smith and others
followed in the same strain. f. :. Fish moved
order that the members might have the opportunity OF
consulting their constituents more directly upon this
subject. Messrs. Quinn and Stansby opposed uln
course urging that this matter which every man
had discussed and considered and decided upon Tor
weeks and that If the members OF the committee had
not learned their constituents opinions by this time.
they would never be able Mr.. Quinn said IL was
poor policy until the harm was done before
speaking The motion 10 postpone was defeated, ana
after further discussion the resolution was put 10
a vote and adopted unanimously.
1t will be made known TO similar organizations In tho
State and an will be made TO expression
of opinion on the subject. Essex county having the
largest population of any IN the state and having given
a Republican majority National questions for years
will The mem of committee think, have strong
influence on other sections, particularly In Southern
NewJersey where the published utterances OF leading
Republicans them TO be strongly In favor Of james
q
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OTHER EII,El

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 29.-The Saunders House
at Hilsmouth caught fire o'clock this morning and
was destroyed together with several business buildings
In the vicinity. The loss which appr inmates 100000,
Is partly covered by insurance The fire Is believed to
have been lucendiary.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 29.-A shoddy mill
in Milyile, Mass owned by Frederick Thayer and run
by Wilcox & Aldrich, was burned this morning. The
loss estimated al $1,000; covered by IN the
North British. Niagars, Pnade pnia Fire Association,
the Hamburg and Standard Companies.
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.cr1oN oF INpEpENDENT REPUBLICANs

The Independent Republican Association, at
oo,,pg at No 81 West Twenty -fourtl-st, last
inc elected the following officers;
Prfsident-Horacc White.
vic.. .presidsnts-Georgc Haven Putnam, ID. Willis
r,mes Henry W. Bellows, Frederic W. Stevens, Gouver-
neur Morris. s., 4.
Trs0surer-James Stokes )r
Secrctary-H. 4. Van Dnzer ,,,,- ,,,
Trrcnfiss Comrnice-F. w. Whitrd9e, Felix Kaufman,
,,,'c.' ,m,ue R Hcber Newton, n :. SpeEser.
RESOLUTIONS adopt declaring thal te riec;on M
Ssrs from wise precedents, condemned alike by
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THE PEACE IN MAINE.

. FEW MORE FUsIONIsrs ENTER THE LEGISLATURE
GOVERNOR DAVIS PREPARING HIS MESSAGE
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 30.-Several Fuslonists TOOK
their seats in the House to-day. There are
oniy four empty chairs at the Senatorial
hoard. The Auburn Light Infantry left here
this morning There is no military or ex-
traordinary police force at the State House now'
Immediately on taking his seat to-day
w. W. Perry, of Camden, prominent
Greenback man, offered an ordor repeating tha'
clause in the Constitution which requires certlh-
Gates to be issued to members of the LEGISLATURE
Governor Davis left for his home in East Cornth
tb,s afternoon, and will return on Monday In the
meantime he will finish his message. which VIII DC
delivered the first of next week. Mr. HoiprooK
will be qualified as Treasurer early next week;
In the House to-day resolutions were INTRODUCED
extending the grateful acknowledgements OF tne
Legislature of Maine TO the Senate ana house OIL
Representatives of Wisconsin for their apprecla-
fion of the gravity and Importance Of the events
through which the State has just passed.
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MR.. HALsrEAD AND GENERAL GRANT.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3O.-In view OF the news
papsr charges that Mr. Halsead OF The Com
DaerciaI had started the story that General
Grants friends had arranged 10 Withdraw
his name as a candidate for the Presidency, Mr. Hal
stead in tomQrrow's Commercial WILL say: Therc Is
wide difference between that statement and the state
rnent that Grant viii be contestant for the candi-
dacy."
Mr. Halsead says that he was informed In Phil
adelphia that there would be authority for the
statement that Grant not candidate. and
must not be pressed into the contest as such;
mat the authorization would be distinct !;
and thai the declaration would be decisive and made
good time. He has not understood tlat TINS statement
has been denied while great deal Of trouble has been
taken within few days to deny things that have
Mr. Halstead says that he never said that Mr.. Chds
told him that he held loter from General Grant de-
clinng to be a Presidential candidate
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The appointment Of Count kainOsky as Austrian Am
bassador TO Russia has been gazetted.
large spinning manufactory at Chemnitz, sa1ony,
has been totally destroyed by hrc throwing out OF EN-
plOymeDt 500 persons.
The Spanish senate to-day by vote OF lj6 b. 2s. ap
proved the articles OF Cuban slavery Abolition bill.
~ mod fed by the I,xed committee OF senators and
DeuutirE.
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gentlemen

I-Benjamin Hicks.
u-JarDes Jourdan.
II1-W. II. Leaycraft.
IV-Jacob Worth.
V-P. G. V"nWyck.
Vide W. G. Wheeler.
VIII. VI. Patterson, ir.
VIII-COrneiius Van Cott
iX-Sheridan ShOoK.
X-Cnester A. Arthur.
XI-RObert G. Brown.
XII-Wm. III. Robertson.
XIII-John Il. butcher.
XIV-Jeremiah Dow.
XV-GeOrge III. Sharpe.
XVI-JOhn +. Smyth.
XXH-Jamps = Smart.
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MORE TROOPS FOR ALSACE-LORRAINE.
LONDON Friday Jan. 80, $50.

The strength of the German Army on a
peace footing. as shosn by the military budget Of
IssO-sl Is 227 officers and 40l $50 men. This does
not include projected increase which The cologne
Ga.ee says chiefly destined to reinforce the Alsace-
Lorraine garrison- The New1eld Artillery Regiment
il 20 be stationed at Metz, and tho heavy ar
tery will be divided among the fOrtresses OF Alsaee-
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sENTIMENT IN WISCONSIN.

THE GERMAN ELEMENT OPPOSED TO GRANr-sHER-
MAN A POPULAR cANDIDATE-A COCO WORD
FOR HAMILTON FISH.
The Hon. Horace Rublee, of Wisconsin, cx-Min-
lister to Switzerland. q veteran journalist and
politician, was asked Wednesday by a
TRIBUNE representative about the probable
action Of the Republicans of bis State ON the Presi-
Dental question. He replied:
We shall not hold our convention until some
time In May, the opinion being that a late
date Is desirable, that the people may have
plenty OF time to canvass the question
OF candidates. There is considerable Grant
feeling with US. but is not tho controlling senti
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN EIBkIDGE-ST.

A fire occurred last evening in the four
stor, brick building No 125 Eldrdgesf occupied by
Charles Brothers manufacturers of picture frames. Tue
stock aud buiidlng were damaged about IL 800. The
cause Of The fire Was unknown.