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NEW JERSEY.
,Ieraex CITY.

Boz cRusHsD 70 DsArH IN A STEEL Mnf. Patrick
cummins boy ffsssn years old who was employed IN
tho steel works foot a Warren srsss caught BE-
tween the rollers aud crushed death yesterday after
noon IL was his business TO regulate the screw which
adjusted the rollers between which the heated metal
passed. when the board under his feet gave way His
legs were broken and his skun crushed In. His parents
reside ~ t2 Essex street. Coroner Warren viii hold an
inquest
II0bOixcn.
THs NEw pzror or THE MORRIS AaS Essex RAILROAD.
Yesterday morning the new passenger depot OF ths
Morris and Essex Railroad was opened for traffic. The
building IS six hurtrcd feet long by ninety feet wide
and ID lifted up with every requirement for passengers
Upon the arrival of no $40 A. NJ. train from Mon clar
and bloomfield a meeting OF the passengers orga
mzed and resolutions were passed rendering the
gratulaons OF tho meeting to the railroad company
the completion Of tho work. One great adv afage TO
passengers under the arrangement Will BIO afforded
Ia She running OF q ferryhoat from the depot, thus
obyating much Of the Inconvenience TO which the pas
serSers formerly subjected
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY. JANUARY IT, 1868.



MaxIwllianss Body Received by His Broth.
a. crs-The Funeral Preparations.
1nssrs, JAM ia n
inc hest bearing the body Of tho lsmsnled Maxi.
milan entered the harbor Of Trieste this morning.
The frigaie Ncvara was Immediately boarded by the
Archdukes who covered the catafaque containing the
corpse with wreaths Of flowers
areat preparations being made in the city for the
Funeral ceremonies
Landing Of the Body-The Funeral Process
TRIrsrE, Jan. 16-EvonIng
The remains OF the Archduke Macmillan were landed
from the Novara this morning with the most solemn
ceremonies and in the presence OF immense crowds OF
silent people gathered on the buildings piers and ship
ping.
IN the city public buildings and private houses every.
wners were draped In mourning flags were covered
WIN Grape Business was suspended, and the stores
were all closed.
On the vessels in the harbor and at the wharves the
Gags were at half-masL
At tenOclock the procession escortng the corpse
moved from the place Of landing through the city, The
corfege was preceded by body Of cavalry and con-
ssted Of the municipal government OF Trieste, the
clergy In their vestmcnts, the hearse loaded with
nowors the Archdukes Of the EMPIRE Admiral Tegetho
and tho officers OF tho fleet ambassadors or foreign
nations. Austrian officials OF high rank, tho foreign
consus, the various corporations Of the city and the
people generally division Of infantry bringing up the
rear.
Ceiling Of profound grief everywhere shown by
the vast multitude who lined tho streets and thronged
Inc houses along the route or the procession.
The day was very nne; the sun shone brilliantly.
Almost tho entire population assembled to honor
The memory Of tho Archduke who was greatly beloved
BY tho people Of this city,
The solemnity was as much popular an Official
demonstration OF sorrow, and was ono of the most
touching and impressiny spectaclcs ever witnessed.
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NEW YORK.

Arrcst Of Alleged Coin Counterfclters Near
budaio-A Suit Under the Civil Rights Act.
BUFFALO, Jan. 10. 1863
Daniel A. Rhodes and John coe, parties alleged 10 be
smpioyed III manufacturing counterfeit silver and gold
com IN shany In the woods abou. two miles below
the suspension Bridge, were arrested yesterday by
n,spu'y United States Marshal Tolss on information
gwen ~ omcer D. II. Thomas, of Niagara Falls, 20
United states Commissioner Gorham, OF this city. A
consaeraols quantity OF genuine and boguy ccin nple
nonts ACIDS, &c was also captured. The counter
letters were 0stensby following tho occupation Of wood
SSnoppIa Inc prisoners were arraigned before United
STATES commissioner Gorham this morning aud we.3 held
TO bail IN each appearance at tue next United
STATES Court sltllng Ia Albany In default OF bail the
prisoners were committed to jail. Rhodes and Coo hs,
rom western Vireina and came to Suspension Bridge
ABOUT christmas last. Thoy claim that the coin nipple.
ments &c round in their shanty lett by person
hoy pursued by officers Of tho law and that they are
honest, illitcrate woodchoppcrs
Josiah Cook, OF this city entered suit this after.
noon against Blind Tom, his agent and the doorkeeper
OF 81. James Hall, for eJecting one George Dover a
negro barber, and his vito from Blind Toms entertain.
ment after they had paid for tickets OF admission
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New YOriS-This Bay.
sun sun Rises r... rIcSn rises. mo:.n 80
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY I6, BGS.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship America tBrem>, Ernst, Bremen oerlchs
:. Steamship Columbia. Van Slice. Havana-Atanro Mall
Steamship Livingston. Eaton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
steamship Saratoga, King. NorfokM Mccrcady & Co.
Johnson san
Ship Betty (Brem) Nutzhorn Rremen--c Messing
Bark liain9ow (Br), Boudro' Antwerp-w r sehmidps
Bark g Putnam (Br,. Richard, LecSorn via Cadlz-J
HE sdser P Pp tBr Pc. l,vo,ooo u. w,,m,ror NO..
Crandal Umphray Go. '''e'po0' v" wilmington No'-
:, Brig Costa Rca, Cassidy, Asplnwal-Panama Railroad
Brig Iris tBr,. Simmons Point Pe.ro tGuad,-H A
schr I, Anger. Aldrlch PARA Abbott
= schr Isabel Denison, Maranham and rara-Wham
achr Hattie Dodge. Freeman. Barbados II " Loud &
s sSr va B yraSn Pra New Brigham
Steamer Martina stevens. Chance Baltimore.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship rererc lrrl, Duchesne iayro Jan via Bres
From ne sh 70 The 4h bad heavy westerly gales
steamship Merccda, Smith. New Orleans Jan 8 with
passed shp Abbosford from New Orleans for iiyerpoo
from 90 Tor 90 parted company OF Cape 5. Augustine had
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston. with mdsc, to VIM
Ship Melross Br), Nichols Manila Aug 81 passed Anjier
sept T. W, ws hemp &c to Nesih sons Is anchored
to ass %ssa ss s.s ss WIN
man. fell overheard aud drowned. 49, Ion S.
spoke bark Wndsu (knsl. from Riga for Boston.
Rta Msyas % ia. wnss s day.. with
and has been days. north of Ilattcras
Brig Little Fury (Br Cunningham Buo Ayres Ncy
strong northerly winds. with very cold weather. the
coast.
Brg Favorite tof New Haven't Due Demarara, 27 days.
with moasses, &c to II Troabrdgc's Sons, Been IA days
north Of bermuda, with strong head gales;
.aas 5v wn s al b 1homns via Turk
been days nerth Of mstcraa, with heavy NV winds;
s. rs Of age, fell from The foetopsa yard
drownsd 18Th In the Gulf Stream experienced gale from
yard with all The sails and rigging attached and bull.
brig i NASH Lancy, Matanzas 0 days with sugar. &C.
70 Brett, soma Co Had strong NV winds and rough
weather M inc passas.
days. with lumber - Walsh carver Had strong north.
criy winds all the passage.
da ssa Wiz fsd s%e 10 Gf Fns sG HT Sssn
with scbr A 4 Amcs for New York. Been days north or
latierss with str ng nnorthery gale,.
schr jed Frye, Ian ley. Jacksonville 3 days.
schr Bay state, Dewherat. Savannah
Schf II Brown. kodn ~. Wilmington, NC.
schr Salter, Baker, Eigabethporl for Providence
schr chr An.,in Davis Boston for Phiade 2hia
Schr Sedona. Steel, Providence.
Schr sarah sniiih. " alison, southport.
sebr q koche Berry from the bark Persia, ashore -
steamer Eectr,. Yye. Provdence.
Steamer Mesis. Gale. Providence.
spers having arrived from ureenwcb has been lying
the dock foot OF street. East River for
u month past.
Steamships America, bremen; Columbia, Havana; VI
Livingston savannah Saratoga, Norfolk ships arkwr,ht,
I'D Sonpare issrpq9l; Jas fogsr r 90 esrioenia
bermuda; yacht Challenge.
Wind az sunset w.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Reconstruction C0nventIon-The Colored
Radicals Object TO Being Called Negroes.
RALEIGH, Jan. 10, 1868.
Nothing OF interest occurred in the Convention TO day
The Sentinel having designated the in the Con.
venton by the words ''nssro' and "whito" exaspe-
rated both races OF the radicals and the following
luton was adopted BY vote Of 81 to 10.
Resolved, That reporter for any newspaper shall
hereafter be allowed upon this floor who shall In his re-
port, treat the Convention any OF its members with
disrespect but that they SHALL in or offence this
respect, be excluded from the door Of the hall and
from the galleries by the President
Several conservative members proposed to enter
protest a. foliows:-
AS this resolution Is step towards restricting the
iiber es OF the press and keeping information from the
people, we protest against its passage.
This was not allowed to be spread on tho Journal
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MAR UNIQUE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.

No Eurihaunkcs-An Agricultural Schooi-An
Exhibition TO Take Place In 1870.
HAVANA, Jan. l6. lsG3.
We have Martinique dates TO the lst inst.
There Is nolhin. in the news from that island in.
dicatng that the shocks of earthquake had recon-.
menced.
The arrivals at the island were few.
A decree had been promulgated establishing an
agricultural school and laboratory. 1t also pro.
vides for grand fair exhibition of the produc-
lions Of the island in 1870.
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The Nomination Of Pcndleton By the Ohio
Democracy.
CIscNSArf, Jan. 10, 1868.
There was an error In teegraphins tho resolutions Of
tho Ohio Democratic Convention In relation 10 Pres.
dency. Tho following is ofncial:--
Resolved That Hon. George Il Pcndleton II the
Unanimous choice OF the democrats OF Ohio for next
President OF the United States.
Resolyed That the delegates TO the National Convsn.
on arc hereby instructed 70 cast the vote Of Ohio a.
unit and use all honorable means TO secure the nomi.
nation OF Mr.. Psndleton for President.
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photographic News
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
~~-~~>~~~~~~~~-~
THE REVOLUTION In ST. DOMINGO.
The People Of st. Thomas Unanimous In Favor
Of Annexation 10 the United States.
lMAXlMILIAN'S FUNERAL at TRIESTE.
lMAxIMILIANy FUNERAL AT TRIESTE.
Anti-Tenian Mission from Lon
don to Rome.
T. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TEtsGRAms TO THE HsaAls

Tho Popular Vote Almost Unanimous in
Favor OF Annexation To the United states.
HAVANA Jan. l6, 1868.
The Danish steam corvette Dagmar has arrived
at Santiago de Cuba from st. Thomas and Santa
Cruz. / received despatch at noon to-day from
Santiago, with the following item of her news
; The popular vote on the question Of annexation
TO the United States was taken on January IL,
with the following result
IN favor of annexation. .................l,2 PA
against annexation. ;. .................... ~
Iotal vote cast. .....................1,26 6
am awaiting further details, which shall for.
ward Immediately.
and was built in 1861. She carries battery of
sixteen cannon and her engines are three hun.
dred horse power.
Official Communications from tho American
Consnis TO Secretary Seward In Relation to
the Vote.
HAVANA, Jan. 16 1868.
The American Consul at Havana, Mr.. La Reintrie,
has received an official despatch from Consul
Walker at st. Thomas, which confirms tho news
about the favorable vote on annexation in that
island.
MIR. La Reintrie at once telegraphed to Secretary
Seward that the vote was most enthusiastic, and
that the people are anxiousy Awaiting the official
Acknowledgment of Secretary Seward.
The corvette Dagmar is to remain at Santiago
dc Cuba until Secretary Stewards acknowledgment
OF the receipt of this news is forwarded to that
port.
Oespafch Forwarded to the Danish Minister
at Washington.
HAVANA, Jan. 16, 1868.
The Danish Consul at this port has forwarded q
despatch to Major General w. r. De Raaslof,
Minister of Denmark at Washington, confirming
the announcement Of the vote in favor &C annexa-
ton at st. Thomas.
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DENMARK.

The st. Thomas Mercantile Interests ind
MIR. Seward.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. IL, 1868.
II Is reported hero that the efforts of Chamberlain
Carstensen In his negotiations with the United States
government TO secure certain privileges and exemptions
for the merchants OF ST. Thomas, have been defeated by
tho opposition Of bir. Seward.
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Alleged Frauds on the Observation-Disclosures
shocks Mt Montreal md 1t. Andrews.
MONTREAL, Jan. 16. 1868.
One Hency liquor dealer Of this city, recently pur-
chased two hundred and thirty packages spirItuous
liquors in bond Subsequently, no succeeded In or.
tracing the liquor from tho packages and rcnng them
with water dsfraudlng the revenue Of $4,000 Honey
has escaped 10 the >tnses
drews at midnight OF tho 14th inst The same
slightly felt in this city accompanied by unusually
laud
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PARAGUAY.

The Opinion In Rio Jnneiro Tint the Pnru-
xunyuus VIII Have TO Fall Back on Asuu-
clon. - . .oaa
slA LONDON, jan lo 1919.
later adviccs from Rio Janoiro represent that the
situation OF affairs around Humata such that II was
believed that President Lopez would be- compelled 10
Withdraw from tho RIO parana and tall back with all his
forces Asuncion, tho capital The nlliod army had
been heavily reinforced and was pressing tho siege very
elQesly.
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Admiral Farraxut mt Toulon.

Admiral Farragut mt T0ulon.
ToULoS, Jan. 10 1868.
Admiral Farragut, whose fleet arrived bore this week.
was received with every attention by tho city authors
ties and superby entertained by the officers OF the
French navy at this port during his stay.
The United States squadron under his command sailed
to-day for Naples.
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GEORGIA..

The COnvention-NO Imprisonment for Debt
Report of the Militia Committc e-Orders al
General Mende Respecting the Hnbcns Corr
pus-S0uthern RairOnds.
ATLANTA, Jan. 10, 1868.
The report OF the Committee on the Nj ta made in
the Convention this morning very short It author
izos the formation Of volunteer companies OF cavalry
artillery and infantry, and makes all persons between
tho ages Of eighteen and forty- years. not exempt
by law liable to militia duty. and tho whole mat
yer snail Dc subject to the paramount authority Oh CON-
After consuming the entire day in debate the Conven-
stitution -" There shall be Imprisonment for debt "
A general order was issued this morning directing
military officers to operate with the civil authority to
repress and punish crime bat 10 take cognizance them
selves Of cases whore is believed there will other
be failure of impartial justice wrs Of habeas
TO DO obeyed far produce the body and
respectful return but custody Is not TO DO surrendered
convention OF officers OF Southern railroads was
held here yesterday circular was issu to-day pro-
posing that whenever twenty roads shall agree To trans
port immigrants at one cent per milo and two cents Per
ton per milo for baggage over one hundred aud CITY
are to DO transported with effects free by that road.
Tho Municipal Authorities OF AuKustu--Thc
Military Governor and Treasurer Take
Charge-An Empty Treasury.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 16, 1908.
In accordance with instructions from General Meade
two officers from headquarters arrived here to invest.
gate certain charges set forth in petition presented to
tho General commanding OF maladminstraton ON tho
part of the city authorities. The commission has no
power for persons papers, requests tho
presence OF the citizens making the charges to subsan
tiate the alleged INSTRUMENTATION Several witnesses
were examined and the investigation continued
till tomorrow. Tho present Mayor and Council
appointed by General Pope and the object OF tho
petition to General Meade Is to have them removed and
the former Mayor and Council rcinstatei
private despatch from Millcdyevc statos that en-.
era Rugcr and Captain Rockwell have takon charge OF
the Executive and Treasury Departments OF Georria IN
accordance with General Moadcs orders and have on-
tered the DISCHARGE OF the duties OF their respective
departments. The despatch adds that Captain Rockwell
has taken charge OF mn empty treasury, tho funds
having been previously removed.
Governor jenkins is still In Nillcdreve, but Is
pected to arrive in Augusta, his home. In few days.
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IRELAND.

A Feuian Field Officer Committed for
TREASON.
DgBLty, Jan 16-Eveping
Tho preliminary examination OF the prisoner Lennon
has been concluded. Evidence given TO tho effect
that no vas tho leader OF the attack on the police at
stepasde near this city last spring.
lie was held by the magistrate for trial tho charge
OF high treason.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tie Reconstruction Observation-Disclosures
or Folly of C0lored Seracnnt-nt.Arns.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 10. 1868.
Tho Convention to-day passed q resolution inviting
General Candy, Governor Orr and Mayor Gaillard 10
seats within tho bar
Tho negro who elected last night sergcsnt-atarnns
was induced to resign account OF incompetency.
Governor Orr has been invited TO address the Convon-
ti0n tomorrow night.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Reconstruction ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ns
TO Levy Taxes for the Expenses of the Con-
veniion aud to Guarantee Eqnai Rights TO
All In Public Conveynnces.
JACKSON, Jan. 10, 1868.
In the Convention to-day a resolution to s,ay the col
lection OF dobs real and laid on the table.
The following resolutions lie for insertion In tho
constitution
All persons sha be entitled 10 equal civil and political
rights property qualifications for eligibility TO Office
the right OF suffrage shall DO required by law
in this State; to appoint committee TO inquire into tho
expedency of exempng ten thousand doiars' wor OF
property from execution also recommending the pass
age OF other ordinance 10 its opinion shall tend
to discourage the credit sys,om; 10 instruct the com
tuition adopt tho old constitution OF the State OF
Mississippi far suitable. making such omssiocs
changes as the new order things requires
TO instruct the Finance Coiamttee TO frame an ord
nance levying Tux on enc property OF the ate,
real and personal, to pay the exponses OF this body
10 forever bar from tho rights cf cilzenshp and sub
ecs the pains and penalties of perjury any citizen
tho State who may hereafter engage in ad1ei az rrin
Resolutions that none OF the pablo moneys OF this
state shall be used FOR tho surp'rt Of any sec
tonai school, Referred 10 the Committee on Educati
Tho following was referred to nc tommitec on tho
Bill OF Rights" Thot in the public conyeynrccs OF
this state oil persons shall have the same rights, with
out regard to race color"
The Finance Committee reported recommending tho
OF IA ordinance directing tho Auditor TO issre
800 600 In warrants pay tho Of tho Convcn
ton said warrants TO be received by tho oberu Tor
Ter officer 10 amply all funds now In his hands or that
NAV hereafter be received 10 casLing ead warrants.
Ordered DO printed aud mado tho special order for
Monday next
Motions 10 Invite delegates 10 the Pess Convention 10
seats the floor were Iost or tabled.
Tho Convention OF tho Conservative Union party re-
solved 10 Eight under the banner of the national demo
| Gratis All differences have been harmonizcd aud an
| executive committee appointed.
| Starvation in Wilkinson County-aTurdcr of
Alleged Horse Thicves-Fire In Woodviiic.
wooDviLtE, JAM TO- 1858.
Tho Rep,tlcan says there Is ncihor meat nor bread
SUITS In wilkinson county to feed the whites AMI acks
for three months nor Is there money TO buy with when
| that Is gone.
on Monday two whites and two negroes were caught
In Non Cantcr Bottom with two mules, wagon and four
bales OF cotton which had been stolen in Mississippi,
by q party which had pursued them. They were shot
and left the road aud their bodies were recognized as
| four we'll known horse and cotton thieves.
| Another attempt mado last night 10 burn Brad
Iey's block on tho Icveo Tho FIRE hsi discovered
in the feed and provision store Of Low Brothers. but
the promptncss OF the remon alone prevented another
CONFIRMATION Tho loss will amount 10 $4,000, which
s covered by insurance in the Hartford and Ena com
4
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HeasLn

Clenn Bills of Health soon to be Issued
Thanksgiving on Sunday, January 10.
HAVANA, Jan. l6, 1868.
The Municipal Council held an extraordinary
session to-day. The returns received in relation
TO cholera were favorable, and IL is rumored that
clean bills of health will soon be issued to vessels
touching at Havana.
u A 7e Dcum will be sung in all the churches on
Sunday, January 10, in thanksgiving for deliver.
ance from the commissions that disturbed the West
indies during the last few months.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Railroad Accident Near Frnnklin-Threc
Lives Reported Lost.
PiTTsDURG, Jan. TO- 1868.
serious accident occurred the Allegheny Valley
Railroad on Tuesday, ton miles west OF franklin,
Venango county, Pa, caused by collision between
two gravel trans TO OF which was attached q
caboose car carrying twenty laboIers working
the road Tho trains had regular time for running
and tue conductors them not being informed of each
others time met while moving II the rate OF fifteen
miles per ho1r. The engines OF both trains were badly
damaged and the caboose literally demolished.
Most OF tho aborers severely injured and throe OF
them rcpOrted dead
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VIRGINIA..

Tho Suffrage Question In tho Convention-The
State Finances.
RICHMOND. Jan. 10, 1858.
In the Conventions to-day the subject OF suffrage was
debated all day. being brought up by resolution Of Mr.
Underwood for suffrage for all male citizens or age
The State Treasurer has paid out $500 GOO interest
since January l.
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ILLINOIS,.
r,re NJ nfoumouth-Loss $50, 600.

Fire &C MOnmouth-Loss 5JO,UUUs
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 10, 1893.
Gre occurred yesterday in Monmouth, H., which
destroyed property to tho value Of $4,000 The pru
cpa losers are James Murdoch Co.. dry goods dealers
W. h Irwin clothing; ID. WILDER, boots and shoes The
insurance on the property amounted to $4,000. In
sured in The HARTFORD Phoenx New York. and Peoria
Qllinolsl companies
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BELGIUM.

Mnximilian's DEATH Announced to Carlota.
BRUSSELS, jan 49, 1868.
The intelligence Of the death OF tho Archduke Maxi.
milan was for the first time communicated to his
widow, Carloa, four days. ago. What effect ths an
nouncement had upon tho mind and health OF the
Archduchess is not KNOWN no report has since been
made as<o her condition.
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WHOLESALE POISONING At THE DEER ISLAND Msrru7Ns
From the Evonlng Telegram Of yesterday

From the Evoning Telegram Of yesorday.1
BOSTON, Jan. 16. 1885,
Tho four hundred inmates Of the Deer Island Instu-
ton have been suddenly taken III from the effects OF
poison supposed TO be arsenic, which was administered
either IN tho food or water, but by whom is unknown
With the exception OF of tho may0ns il Is believed
all will recover. The symptoms of shose affected
similar to those manifested by the persons poisoned at
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FRANCE.

The Mexican Bonds nud n Threatened LAW
Suit.
LONDON, JAM 10. 1868.
II Is reported that the banker Jecker intends TO
bring suit against the French government for tho
recovery Of $l3, 900 due the Franco-Mexcau
bonds held by him,