The New York Herald dated January 4, 1876

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THE NEW YORK HE D._ ~ Ce : roe — WHOLE, NO. 14, 379. NEW YORK, TUE DAY, JAN ARY 4, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. . ~ a ema ae — F Shae

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2 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET ——— ey ann. AMUSEMENTS, ‘ BOARDERS WANTED. AMUSEMENTS, Sr rn RAN,

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SPRING ELECTIONS. The Proposition to.Separate Char- ter from General Elec- tions in this City. PROBABILITIES OF LEGISLATIVE

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4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUA —_—_ TH WIS WS Eos been better. So far as I am aware the floating debt of the city has TS

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BROOKLYN'S NEW MAYOR. His Inaugural Message to the Com- mon Council. DEBT AND TAXATION OF THE CITY. Retrenchment and Eeonomy

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NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR THE DAILY HERALD, published every day in the year.

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THE WARSPITE. Another English Training Ship Burned in the Thames. MAGINATION AND INCENDIARISM. [SPECIAL DESPATCH TO ‘THE...

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8 “WE TRENCH REPUBLIC, “Henry Y.” Helps to Found the Demo- cratic System of Government. “SAFE” MEN ONLY ELECTED. A Royal...

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CWIANGLL AND CONTR The Stock Market Dull—The Opening of the Year a Disappointment to Leading Operators. GOLD 118 A 112 8-4.

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10 EVILS OF THE DAY. Ex-Governor Dix on the Black Spots on Our Body Politic. THE PRESIDENT. THE JUDICIARY MUST BE APPOINTIVE.

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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUAKY 4, 1876,~TRIPLE SHEE c regarded, If it were otherwise there would be no se- curity of...

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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. __ SITUATIONS _WANTED—FEMALE! a SITUATIONS WANTED—VEMALES. Aira _HELP