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INVESTIGATING CORONERS, BILLS.

1t IS suspected by the Supervisors of Richmond
County 5. H. that certain of the C0roner, bills re
Gently sent to them to be audited contain charges
for services not rendered, and that IN other cases
inqucsts wcrc adjourned many times unnecessa-
rilv As each adjournment entails extra expense
upon the county an investigation has been begun.
II was stated Yesterday that the body of one infant
was believed 20 have been the subject oi several IN
nuesis and some time agO it WAS asserted that the
body Ola stranger picked up on Tire beach had been
found floating IN the bay second time.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK.. K......JAN. 8.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
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Str Charleston Berry Charleston days TO Gum.
Sur Alliance smith, Philadelphia. 10 wm Clyde Co.
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Iepreaux lof - John b. Brown, Bordeaux 55 days.
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Tetia dr. Rogers, Liverpool, + W Hurst; Westphala
(ierl schwensen. Hamburg, Plymouth and Cherbourg
Ennn % civ o. wilmington Zimmerman Havana:
Wn AfSaT5e ge cons Co Ma haitian Kelly Sor;k. cit9 Point NJ
and RicInond Old Dominion - Co; Garrett Foster
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Austin BALDWIN Coz Rnascente I,a Sayaresee sayona.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LSDoy. an s.s,r siesa, from nambnTg, Decemb,r
Yo k which put into Plymouth the 81 lns "a her
steering dana ged. has replred and sailed again
Rr Cipt ga foar be,ore reported at Hamburg.
from Philadelphia, s ashore at CuXhaven
FOREIGN P)RrS
ToNpoY Ian gArr Milanese from Boston; str Veto
ria from ScwY York for this port has pass I'd the nar arr 40
Bristol Ncw-NOr<; arr at Antwerp, str Plan
ty from New York; DiOmed from New f" has here.
L0NDON SSaie 9Th inst Wave Queen Tor New fOrki
7th inst Rome Charleston: EuXns, iOr Rlchmf nd st
Cloud lCap Sulphenl, FOR New0rleans Stra forl. Ella
Vose Delaware River; Noel Norwegian eth inst.
Marina 10cca, Herbert Hal. -
Arr Ri inst w Whiting Sunerbo Refine des Anges: 9TH
ins iuii Accame Germacio; 9Th Udlus John Befram,
Ar gton capt NckeTy the latter has been ashore; Deya.
Louisa and Augusta 7th inst ZO Lorenzo. Belle Avenire
Wsta Wart Nina Secondr. Cyprus C'pt Layers Broi";
oo GagardO Recovery Far ~ ElGn, theebrOugh Treoi
nbrovac Bnsehett0 Violet Maury. Nes-nor the lattes
on FOlkestOne; Sth inst. City Of Madrid, NaeIing.
E0rLatsr snip Ne,os II an sec Ftftt PI7a
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
THE WARREN INVESTIGATION.

The Warren Court of Inquiry yesterday corrected
the record, in anticipation of an adjournment of
somc months. General Warren filed tho following
statement: IL was nay intention in drafting my
appication for Court of Inquiry, aud is now. to
have the investigation take the widest scope that
fore wish that the interpretation given 10 the order
h. the Court hc adopted which Will make the in
nuiry most thorough" The Court will meet again
tbis morning
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
SIIcIpE ON 4 STEAMER.

The Bremen aud Hamburg steamer Wcser reached
its docks at Iiobokcn. Wednesday night. after an
unusually rough voyage. The vessel was five days
overdue ow lng to the coatlHnous hcadWinds. The
officers ported yesterday that Carl lIeinrchs,
native of Saxony, cut his throat three days after
tne steamer left Bremen lie discovered and
treated by the surgeon of the steamer but he died
two days. lie said his was a case of uurequted
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
HIGHER PRICES FOR GRAIN

The breadstufs market was more active yestcr-
day. with better disposition for export trade
Wheat. principally the Winter grades. from
TO 3 cents higher but chiefly on speculative ac-
count, although there was good export demand
for low grades Of Spring wheat. There was IA fair
export demand for corn, and prices ruled trIfio
higher. Oats were also i'm active demand. Freights
ruled higher, but with little activity.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
POLICE BOARD ACTION.

The leasing of house at Commerce-ave. and De-
pot-plnce. High Bridge. for the Second Police Pre-
cinct. was authorized for 800 year by the Police
Board Yesterday. Mr.. Vorhis was added to the
Committee on Clerical Force, and on his motion the
committee instructed to make report on the
present condition of the force. with the object of
bringing IL within the appropriation for 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
DIR. EGCLEsTON's SUCCESSOR.

With the failure of the health of the Rev. DR..
Edward Eggleston, who is now in Europe, he was
obliged to resign pastoral charge OF the Church of
Christian Endeavor, at Lee-aye. and Hooper-st,
Brooklyn. The Rev William Mckinley. of Winona.
Minn. O District-preeiding Elder Of the Methodist
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
GERMAN REpUBLrCAN ELECTION.

The IXth Assembly District German Repub-
lican Association last evening at No so Bedford-st
elected the following President Gerhard Meyer; first
vlce-president, Jac LGier: second vlce-president,
Caspar Maar; recording secretary. John NJ. Ructzel ;
corresponding secretary Charles KDhler; treasurer.
John Ehnhuss Delegates to General COnmlttee-(ier-
hard Never John NJ. Ruetzcl. John Hcchlng, Jacob
Lufier Ferdinand Masr. Sergeant-atarns. +. Bazant
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
THE HANLAN.corRrNrY RACE

TORONTO Jan. S.-Hanlan has received Court
ney's articles He is gong oat OF TO remain
away for a week, and HIS he Gecide wh.t
pursue He his teegraphel Mr. Baikle 10 bis
effect. HanlaD will undoubtedly Courtney bnt viii
probably insist upon an amendment to the artces MAKING
the race distinctly play or pay. -
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

g. Webb during the past year Obtain for the
tiou permanent endowment fund have suited in tha
receipt OF subscriptions amounting than s3 600
and lie Is confident Of obtaining at least SO 900
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
BADLY FRIGHTENED BY SMOKE.

Sparks from CRATE in the dining-room of the
four-story brown-stone house No 254 West Twenty
fr,i-si occupied as boarding-house by May
Tucker set fire to n bookcase and some bedding in
a closet yesterday Mt noon he smoke, ascending
through the registers fllod The halls and upper
Store, and frightened their occupants. Mrs. l.. A.
NuIlcn was I'D her room on the second floor with
ladv friend. The smoke gave them al cXaggcr-
atcd idea Of the fire. Mrs Mullen ran out upon the
projecting roof Of the main entrance, which she was
ALE to reach from her window. where her friend re-
NAMED screaming loudly for help. The iiremen
came soon and carried both down by the ladders
I'm A room on one of the floors Ohicer Morgan
Y homas found Mrs Livingston, who had been III
bed when the alarm given. unconscious from
fright and the thick smoke. Taken ont, shc soon
recovered. The damage done to the house and fur
niture is inconsl ldcraOle, hardly exceeding 500.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of the XVIII
Assembly District Republican Association held last
evening Mt No. $50 West Thirtyftth-st. Order was
called by Sheridan Shook president OF the club and the
only business transacted was the admissonef twenty
new members TO the lists Of the association.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

The trains are again running regularly on
the New-YorK and Long Branch division Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad temporary bridge for the
transfer OF passengers having been constructed the
sceue Of the accident Tie Railway River Wood
bridge Tuesday morning
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF ths
- Generadye organs riicsly AL sposny cieL H)lr!S
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP sTARKEY.

CONSECRATION OF BISHOP SIARkE1.
ELABORATE SERVICE ~ GRACE CHURCH NEWARK
MANY Oh THE BISHOPS, CLERGY AND LAl1Y
PRESENT
The Rev. Dr. Thomas 4. Starliey, the Bishop-elect
Of the Diocese OF Northern NoW-Jcr,cy. was consc-
Grated Yesterday in Newark in Grace Church in the
presence ofa large asscmbagco ccrgymcn and laty.
The chauccl of the church adorned with flowers.
Upon the altar were lighted tapers and magni-
cent altar cloth Of white satin heavily embroidered
with gold The cloth Is the gift Of the Rev. Mr..
Vandcrpool and was made by the Sisters OF East
Grinshcad, England. 1t was only received through
the Custom House on Wednesday evening ~
time TO be used III the service yesterday.
At hdlf-past 10 o'clock n long tram of surpliccd
chorstcTs and clcrgymcn marched IN the church n
from the choir singing professional hymn
hrazicr and cross were borne IN the procession.
Following the boys were men of the choir. some
chorus priests clerical delegates, members of the
standing committees of both dioccses; then the
Rev. Dr. Starkey, vested III rochei. attended by
the Rev. DR.. j. II. Ecclcstine and the Rev. James
Cameron and finally six bishops namely. Claik Of
Rhode Island; Littlcphn, Of Long Island Scar
borongh, Of Ncw-Jcfscy ; seymour, OF Springfield
Illinois Howe of Central pcnns ylvauia aud Vail,
OF Arkansas. lhe 100 priests III tho process
sion passed TO stalls IN the chancc. and 10
seats IN the nave. large number OF clcrgymcn
without robes were III the audience. Every seat
was III led and every aisle packed with people, who
even mtrudcl On the chancel steps. The
Rev. DR.. StaIkcy and his attendants occu-
pied chairs in the chanccl facing the altar.
Bishop Howe opened the communion service by
reading the Collects and the Commandments. ! ne
Epistlc was read by Bishop Vail and the Gospel by
Bishop Howe. After the vocal service Bishop
Littlcjohn asccndcd the pulpit and delivered tho
sermon. taking for hIs text III Corinthians, Vi.
Giving 40 offence IN any thing, that the ministry
be not blamcd.'
The sermon concluded. the formal service Of
conservation took place according To tho ritual lad
4 Ill IL q
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALaAVAc.

TO-DAY.
sun 724 Sun sets 4:5l Clock fatt I'm q.
Mosn rises. oil Noon s0utS BIAS hO0ns 27
Hf8H wAIER ro-DAY-A. "
sandy Hook. 5:07 Gov Island 528 Hell glts . 717
HIGH WATER TO-DAY "
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New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
VICTIMS OF THE TURN HALL FIRE.

The funeral of six of the victims of the fire
at Turn Hail. in Fourth-st., on Monday last, was
held at o'clock Yesterday afternoon at Beethoven
Hall i'm Fifth-st The arrangements were under
the charge of committee from the Turn Vereln
Society, and the expenses were all paid by Them
The bodies of Lous Schmidt, Margaret and Willie
Geib. Teresa Erhardt, Rosa Lack and Annie Bauer
were buried by the society, but that OF Henry
Gebweiler was taken in charge by his friends
SHORTLY after ~ o'clock the collins were brought
into Beethoven Hall, which was heavily trimmed
with grape and crowded with friends and members
of various German societies. The ceremonies con
sisted of singing by the Turn NCreln. SchlleTbund,
Aschcnbroedel and Erchenkranc Societies, ard a
funeral ora ion by Conrad Kuhn, eX-presdentOt the
Turn Veren After the ceremony procession was
formed the Turn Vercn and other societies accom-
panying the remains to Evergreen Cemetery, where
the iutcrment took place. ,, -
For several hours the streets near Beethoven Hal
were densey packed with n curious crowd, through
which It was extremely difficult to reach the nall
Fifth-st was literally jammcd, and both sides OF
the Bowery "a far the procession was to pass
were lined with spectators. standing for some DIS
tance IN close rows from the store fronts TO the
hOrse-car tracks. .
The investigation Of the fire by the Fire Marshal
will not be resumed for several days, or until some
of those injured by the fire arc able to give their
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
[Anouncements.l

WNCHEsTER's lfYPOPHOsPHITES
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs. BgJn,l.- - DEBILITY TO-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

Fp;scopo Cburch. has filed the vacant pulpit most
Of the fine since DIR. Eggeston resigned TWO
months ago. church meeting was hcid recently
10 extend call to Mr. Mckinley aud he was unal- s
fhe term of nine months. order that both parties
TO the agreement might be fully satsieS II arrange
mcnts could be made Tor his work IN Wlnona. Oh
Informed by telegraph that Mr.. Mckinley bad ar
ranged to leave Wnona and wonld begin ms pas pas
;s of scottish parrntage He entered upon his min
istry in Minnesota twenty years ago, where he
,vas associated with DR. EggestOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

A gallOping consumption may be avoided BY
the timely OF HALEs HONEY OF HOREH0UND AND TAR vi
druggists
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
HON + NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uju6sor Hotel-C Congressman Leopold Morse. OF
Boston and Daniel Robinson President Of TIE Troy and Bos
Railroad GtisSa HOus ) ames " bIoau
head OF Union Square Hofet-Copgrt
Warner Miller Of Herkimer, ~ :.F,n. f''nnr no.e
Ex r. D. Sandiforl, of entucKy; Rooney W.
Daniels OF Buffalo, and Joseph JeAer We, u, .
Ho,ei-Acn- Bank Superintendent Henry L. LAMP OF ~
hanvA IhsnnrLe HOe[-H Victor NeWcOmD, OF LOulsNlIe
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

tbisi Ought he TO get the rough side OF a lawyers
tongue for hour aud half as though he wanted 10
destroy the city rather Than smell on My learned
friend Judge Porter wishes make out that 1t Is the
,rs time cour; Ofequity any other court asked
to interfere IN case DuiSucc by noise by SMELLS by
derivation OF light bv smoke WHY, we find that
he was for the plaintiff in the case or the
Baptist Church OF schenectady against the Troy
Railway Company, u which II was pleaded that the
railway "did annoy and modest the people worship
ming at this building AID rendered tie said building
unf for religious worship = and be obtained the junc
fion TOO Laughter Therefore think our pleas
prctty OOd Ne do not judge OF the necessity Of
Tue complained of II unnecessary. the Judgment
must for exemplary damages; II Necessary Tor ac-
Mr Poriei-In the case mentioned the trains stopped
in front OF the church. and the nCisc made wac good
ground for damages as IL would be here.
General Buter-I think so too and am willing 10
adopt your declaration III the case with the exception
OF the religious part OF It.
when approach with great didcnce and reluctance
What are tue judges Of courts They the represen
tagos Of the law the representatives so far az errng
snch hes been my teaching In the mother country
they were removed far beyond motive as possible.
and made independent OF kings Imaglhe my sut-
Prise then, when heard your Honors appealed 20 as
Tie Representatives, OF the people OF the City OF New
York decide this case IN their Interest Imagine what
felt, n stranger TO you. when l heard venerable
LAWYER use the Reas % ,@S Azure . TO Of De uStIe SSne
s holding finely balanced scale and, her
Handaged b s st n se sse Pne e
and the Just. And the motto wnich ACCOMPANIES this
y g s4a ere asGed ree o e,' ao 1aa 1a
side OF The Judgment; u was ATTEMPTED to
,hem against the right Of the aud IN favor OF the
rich and powerful il your BoDors could he influenced
out IN your opinion so that hereafter may know the
grounds OF your decision. laughter.J ,,..
That they are not modern that they do not come up TO
this fast age The principles uphold are as
sssr Of King Arthur dened all is edge in wardng
"a many blow aimed by tyrants at the peoples rights
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-08

THE political debate of this season will
propably be on the following proviso to the
army appropriation bill, reported in the
house; THAT no money appropriated in
this act is appropriated or shall be paid for
subsistence, equipment, transportation or
compensation of any portion of the army OF
the United States, to be used as police
force to keep the peace at the polls, at any
election to be held within any state" Pos
sibly, however, the Democrats will allow
opponents of the provision to do all or
nearly all the talking on this subject, and
simply vote the measure, hoping, as they
now do, for a few Republican votes. This
plan has been much discussed among infu-
entail Democrats.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-08

becte valuable tester for such medi
cine ! gradually grew worse, and no one
can now how much suffered or what
mistble being | was. My head ached
oyeny eyes so that was confined to my
bed " many successive days, suffering
the Dst intense pain, which at one time
Taste continuously for 1853 hours. All
senspf smell and taste gone, sight and
hearig impaired, body shrunken and weak.
eneChervous system shattered, and cOnsti-
tutiobroken, and was having and split
ting sen-eighths of the time. prayed
for dth to relieve me of my suffering. A
favorle notice in your paper Of DR.. Sage's
Catar Remedy induced me to purchase a
packa,, and use it with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
DOUGH which applies the remedy by
hydrostic pressure, the only way COM
patible with common-sense. Well, Mr..
Edltor,t did not cure me in three. fourths
OF a secOd, nor in one hour or month, but
in less ian eight minutes | was relieved,
and ln;hree months entirely cured, and
haye rQained so for over sixteen months.
While sing the Catarrh Remedy, | used
DR.. Pieces Golden Medical Discovery to
puritymy blood and strengthen my stom,
ach. also kept my liver active and
bowelregular by the use Of his Pleasant
Purgave Pellets If my experience will
Undue other sufferers to seek the same
meanof relief, this letter will have an
swere its purpose. Yours truly.
SD, REMICK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-08

IT is noticeable that the various mem.
bers of the old administration ring have
been very active in behalf Of the third term
boom. Boss Shepherd went to Louisiana
TO look after it there, and another person
took some 'swag' to Texas before the state
convention, which didn't bring as great
returns as they expected. Now Belknap
is particularly active trying to inyigorate
the boom from headquarters at the capital
especially with reference to Iowa but the
effect does not seem to be favorable there,
for according to all accounts the tide is all
against Grant in the west, as Kansas ndi-
Gates.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-08

IN answer TO the question, do you re-
gard Count de Lesseps' canal project as prac-
ticable" Capt. Eads replied in this way:
1T should be borne in mind by laymen,
said he, "that the science of engineering is
based upon natural laws that are absolute
" unalterable-laws that are, therefore, alb
solutely reliable; and that through the con-
troll which scientific discovery has given to
the engineer over the forces Of nature, the
only limit to the possibilities OF his profes-
sion, lies almost wholly in the cost of the
work which he proposes to execute. For
this reason, the limit which should control
the magnitude Of his projects, should not
exceed the real necessities and financial
abilities of his fclow-men. But should
there occur a pressing need for tower so
high that it shall penetrate the
regions of eternal snow or an
arch 50 vast that its span
may be measured by the mile; or tunnel
through the broadest base of the Rocky
Mountains or railway that shall trans
port, entire and uninjured, the grandest of
the Egyptian pyramids; or a channel
through Darien big enou h to disturb the
flow Of the gulf stream and alter the puisa-
ton Of the tides; you may be assured that
each and all OF these things and much
more, are within the possibilities of his pro-
fession, if you will only furnish the money
to pay for them. Hence any intelligent
engineer having just conception OF the
immense capabilities Of his art, will at
once concede that it is entirely possible to
cut the little passage through the lsthmus
of Panama, twenty-eight feet below the
ocean level, as proposed by NJ de Lesseps
provided the money be supplied to meet
the cost"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-08
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