The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1876-01-01 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

AMERICA.  THE PRESTDENCY-MB. BRAIMAUGH-THE ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE MOSEL.  The Hamburg-American mail steamer, arrived on ,Stirdny at Plymouth, brings New York papers full of excitement in reference to the proposed third-term election of President Grant. A Congress of Methodist Ministers haveemphatically declared for Presdt. Grimes re-election, and this is represented by opponents and by supporters as giving importance to the movement. Thu House of Representatives, however, on the 15th inst. by 232 votes to 18, passed the following resolution:—" That in the opinion of this House the pre,' cadent. established by Washingtoh. and other Presidents of the United States, in retiring from the presidential ordess after their second term has become by ueiver,al coneurrence a part of our Republican system of government; and that any departure from this time-honoured custom would be unwise,unpatriotie, and frettAt with peril to our free institutions." On the other hand, a Mr. Minden has proposed, and the Nem York Verold and 71-jBime both support him, that " rif trr thr noxt Presidential election the President shall hohl ortrc for @iv years, and that neither the r Vior-Pr^xiclemt. -Alen trim office of Po•-•, • • '• - Hien, him. ehtt!l b. iiee for re-, . oold iovolrr the .if t!,p rr, , • ~vu veara ce, rid it the iti -e  •• •,,,. w.,ric•il nznix I:- r. jou sidontial election t‘leitentent seems to hare full' spt in.  Mr. Brodlatigh, irt consequence of illness. announces his ablindonnient of all his engagements, and his immediate return to Europe. The attempt to blow up the Mosel had caused great exe'tsment in America, and it is recalled that a 'lie aVetnnt was made to burn, when at sea, two crisp on board the 'Vanderbilt steam!ship soiing. in 185 t from the same port Aftreuierlinvetil. Captain Ludlow, who then coolnrinded the Ariel, received, as he passed the lighthouso on hi., way to sea, a telegram from the agents, Alesers. Puppet and Bon, anying simply "Stop the ship.' He intended paying no attention to this quasi absurd demand, but im the representation of the European agent of the Hue, who Inviter ed to be on board, he did stop the ship. aatl the two went to the lighthouse, where they soon recebed the news from the Bremen agent. The two case, decl red as silks, of which the marks were given, wore stored in the after-hold, and instead of silk rre-e tilled with combustibles and a clockwork arran,7s,,,• • .r, FO them on fire when the ship was at sea. On rt.!. og.tlte cases were found, and were as described above. Ti icy were sent to Bremen, where they carved to conviot the guilty parties, who soon afterwards were found awl arrested. The mechanic employed to make the boxes and clockwork became conscience stricken, and at the butt moment "peached" on his employers, who proved to be a father and son, whose motive, after insuring these cases heavily in Vienna and elsewhere, was to recover the amount of insurance. The father committed suicide soon after his arrest, and the sun i, now in prison in Bremen for life. The mechanic lives now on Stern  ;!011 Tli s Pit C9P.—" That's my impression,' said a pricter, when he bad kissed his sweetheart. " There." said a little girl, while rummaging a bureau; "her', now, grandpa has gone to heaven and left his spectacles." Ihe i-;t. Louis Glubc speaks of a ceJain long, Ind, d Misnai ore or as a man whn has a "sleep. car attached to his train of thought." According to a atisticei table, 084,1k0 dollara. worth of Flitted A)1!::: were exported front the United bOtte6 in the fiscal year Priae7s. Of these 95,678 worth are mid to have been impored law Enio! d.  ''.,etl,,,about to go to reside at Oohs, in Styria, where cl:y will remain until the month of ntroli, and will el return to Frobsdorf. On Saturda), Mr. ill`Cullagh Torrms, Af.P. for M. Leverrier. director of the Paris (Y.:sem-story, has einabury, was presented with a purse of £2OO by hi 't ben informed by telegraph that a gold medal of coustitueuts, in recognition of his public service Value of 2000 francs, has been awarded him by time during the period he has represented the borough in 'Royal Society, for his astronomical discoveries. parliament,