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EU r Q P E.
Papal Military Recruitments in
the United States.
THE sul1AAs PROGRESS IN REFORM.
Free Trade or Protection i'm France
and the Imperial Position.

The German mail steamship Germania, Captain
schwensen. from Southampton on the 10th Of May,
arrived at this port yesterday evening bringing a
report In detail Of our cable dispatches dated her
day Of sailing.
The AOniteur de pAlgerie of the 18th May pub
fishes despatch Of the Minister Of War to the Gov
ernOr General respecting letter OF the Archbishop
Of Algiers on the application OF the funds intended
for the relief Of the necessitous Arabs. In reply
Mgr Lavigerie addressed Marshal Mel letter In
which he says =
No. Monsieur lie Ministre thousand times no. Not
In any respect do desire, either by force or con-
straint or persuasion to bring souls TO faith the
here Monsieur lie Ministre, that have exactly prac-
used now for near year towards our poor Arabs.
Not one Of those to whom l have furnished food,
or from those who represent me q single
woro resembling either constraint or one OF
those shameful transactions in which the
conscience OF the poor is bought for mouthful
Of bread. Eighteen centuries, Monsieur lie Minstre,
have now elapsed during which the Church has freely
for her, that OF doing good. venture to hope that
It viii be no longer denied to her in Algeria and that
aside.
The sale OF the ecclesiastical property In Italy
tinues to give favorable results From the 26th Oc
tOber last to the Soth April 1888 lots taken.
Their estimated value was ninety-two Millions but
they realized l25, being thirtytwo than was ex.
pected.
The Turkish imperial yacht sultanie left the Bos-
phOrus for Alexandretta TO bring to Constantinope
the harem Of Namik Pacha which had slowly fol-
lowed his Excellency from Bagdad.
The Sultan Of Turkey has taken the wise step OF
6isarming the whole OF the hodjas, or junior mem.
bers Of the Ulema, OF Stamboul. These enthusiasts
may be said TO represent the hercest Mussuman
bgotry OF the capital, and are understood TO have
some months ago provided themselves with arms on
scale OF evidently combined completeness far be
yond the requirements OF ordinary theological equip
ment.
In the English House OF Commons on the 2sth OF
May Sir H. Rawlinson asked the Secretary OF State
for Foreign Anairs whether he had had any infor
nation OF proposed renewal OF Russian hostilities
against Bokhara, and If so whether he could state
the aim and object OF such hostilites. Lord Stan.
ley said that In the Journal De ST. Petersbourg OF the
22d Of April there Is statement that o small Russian
force had been sent across the Bokharan frontier
put down SEINE tribes who had given some trouble
to the population within the Russian territory. It is
said that the force had been eectua for It's object
and am not aware that there have been any new
disturbances.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge of Murder on the High Sc,

Charge of Murder on the High Seas.
The United States us. George W. ana ira Staples
In this case the defendants the master and first
mate of the American bark Helen Angler and stood
charged Of the murder OF Thomas Holland, seaman
on board the bark, by alleged gross and inhuman
treatment In having set upon him ferOclous dog,
which, combined with other alleged barbarities
Holland died and was buried at sea, without 80
much as wrapper Of canvas on the body. The
defendants were held to bail in $40 00O and the case
which stood adjourned. was up yesterday and there
not being any further testimony from that already
taken, the witnesses intended to be produced being
at sea, the Commissioner dismissed the case and
discharged the defendants.
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SUPERIOR CoUnT-spsClal TERM.


DecisiOns.
Judge Garvin rendered Judgment In the following
cases:-
costs.
Bdrndop Us. The sheriff dc.-Motion granted.
Orns0v rs LesDendsse.-MotiOn granted and re-
feree appointed.
Liovd rs. Sche,.f.-Motlon granted.
church rs. SQvter.-MotioD granted and proceed
ings meantime stayed.
Folsom Us. MISUNDERSTANDING dismissed and
vacated
Mher rs TIE Mayor, dc.--MotiOn granted
The memphis Bank rs. John s. Smith, iapiedd-
ed.-MOtl0n granted and commission issued.
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SUPREME COUaT-CnAMBeRS.
A Divorce Case.

Before Judge Barnard.
Ann T. Gerson M0rstz Gerson.-The plaintiff
sues her husband for divorce a rfnculo natrinO-
nil, alleging acts Of adultery committed by him
and abandonment The defendant denies each
and every act so charged in the complaint, and
by way OF counter charge asserts that his wife is
the delinquent In the ofence charged against him.
self. motion was here made on the part OF the
piainti1 for amony, her counsel alleging in afflda-
Wits that the defendant was man OF large means
and carrying on lucrative business. The defend
ant on the other hand asserts that he possesses no
property. After hearing these conflicting statements
the court directed referee to take proof of all the
facts as to the pecunary responsibility Of the defend
ant and TO report with the testimony taken to the
court.
Edwin James and p. C. Talman for plaintiff, E.
SOndheim for defendant
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JDGt AND JURY CLUB.
rSE 10, 1865.

TO THE EDITOR y THE HRRALD:-
VIII you knd allow these few lnes ip vindlca-
ton OF charge rought against US In the HERALD
OF Sunday last Our aim Is to amuse the public by
a burlesque presentation OF q British court OF
Justice and ne 10 disgust them with anything
outre The facbf our having been 40 literally pat.
ronized duringhe last four months by the leading
men OF this city IL quite sufficient to prove this.
J. w. MAXWELL
President Judge and Jury Club
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and he begins 20 feel that the crcumstanal evidence
against him will be at least sufficient TO warrant
trial His wife Is lying In a critical condition on
account OF the shock occasioned by her hus.
bands arrest, and yesterday she sent him word TO
the jail that n he was guilty for Gods sake and hers
10 make full and truthful confession. He WAS
greatly overcome Dy her message, and in reply said
that he wished to consult with his counsel before
making any statement in answer, which leads to the
impression that he will before long acknowledge the
crime with which he Is charged. The interest here
abouts in the murder Is equal TO that manifested 10
the Webster Parkman tragedy years ago.
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SUPREME coURT-cIRCulT-7AaT l.

a suit AEs'nst Adams Express Courpany-,.r-
dict for Plaintiff.
Before Judge ingalls,.
Gerkin rs. Dinsmore, President, fc.-In this &C.
ton. brought by plaintiff 70 recover the value Of
money lost from vaise while IN charge, for trans
portation, OF the Adams Express Company, the jury
this morning rendered verdict for the fulb amount
caimed-f5 2O4.
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ITIV" 1IIc Evening IeleEfam OF yesfeTIHl.I
BOSTON, June 9, lsos.
The murderer OF old Cornelius Holmes, In Kings
ION Is now pretty generally believed to be Deacon
andrews, VINO was arrested for the crime week or
TWO since. The chain OF evidence accommodating
against MN IL daiy becoming more strong
and tangible, and his fellow citizens who
believed him innocent on account Of his pre-.
vious social and religious standing, are gradually
having ttAt impression superseded by belief that
ne Is positively guilty. The dam into which he
seen to throw a bundle after the murder has been
drained and articles Of his clothing found In the
bottom and entangied upon stumps and bushes The
quital has disappeared during the past day or two,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couA1-lH ADMIRALTY.
Decision In n BOttOmry Case.
Before Judge BlatchfOrd.

John Taylor OS. the Bark Kdthleen-In this
case the libel was filed to recover the amount
OF bottOmry bond executed at Halifax in
June, 1855. The bond provided that the sum speci-
fed, S. 320 including interest," should be paid within
ten days after the safe arrival Of the vessel In New
volved in the suit and the testimony intricate and
conflicting. The court went into minute review of
the whole case and gave his decision. The libeant
Is entitled to decree for the $2 700 advanced and
interest being in all $324O, with further interest
thereon at seven per cent from July, 1865 the time
provided In the bottomry bond for the payment Of
the contract.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
CHARGE oF OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRE-
TENCHs.
The whole OF yesterday was occupied In summing
mp the testimony IN the case Of Edmund FRANKIE In
dicted ioT obtaining goods by false pretences. Az
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following Is
record OF the thermOmetrical changes for the past
twenty-four hours, as shown by the thermometer at
Hudnuts drug store, HERALD Building
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.


Before Judge Batchf0rd.
The United states Us Willtan, Asttn,an ana Peter
Fslance.-In this case the defendants were indicted
for carrying the business of distiers in violation
of law motion to quash the indictment having
been heard, was denied by the court
The United States u.s. Christopher ana John Flecke
ana Henry Htldeordnd.-In this case the defendants
were indicted for using still for the purpose OF
having been previously tried and acquitted on a SINH
lar indictment, motion for their discharge was
heard by Judge BlatchfOrd on the ground that the
proposed second trial would be illegal The motion
was Overmled.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couaI-ln ADMIRALTY.


Cases in Appeal-Decisions.
Before Judge Nelson.
Yesterday Judge Nelson pronounced the judgment
OF the court in the two following cases:-
The coast Wreckin0 Company us. The Steamship
Morning Star.-In this case the Morning Star ran
aground on Deal Beach shore, N. j., about forty
miles from New York city, In July. 1853. In her
perilous position an application was made to the
wreckng company for services and assistance to get
formed. In libel suit brought In the District Court
services-and Judge Nelson, on appeal affirmed that
decree.
Collision Case.
Joshua Remington ana Others Us The Atlantic
Royal Aaa Steam Navigation Company, Ne,o Fork
ana Gal,cav Line.-This case was dismissed in the
court below on an exception taken to the libel that
the defendants were not the owners Of the steamship
Indian Empire and that the company was not In ex-
fsence at the time the'suit was made The collision
with the brig Ocean Wave, for which the libel had
been filed, occurred on the Sd OF october, 1858,
whereas the company had not been formed until the
Sth OF that month. The testimony taken to sustain
the libel went to prove that the company held them
selves out the owners Of line Of steamers, OF
which the Indian Empire was one. and that they had
their appointed agent in this city, The decree OF the
court is reversed The evidence however, not being
plenary proof OF the collision, the shall stand
over for further proof with liberty to amend the
pleadinQs.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Tobacco Selling.

The following enumerated seizures OF tobacco were
made yesterday by Inspector Hess, and turned over
to the United states District Attorney
Al the store OF F. A. Danenburg, twelve caddiee
half pounds navy plug tobacco, 500 pounds OF plug
tobacco, ten barrels OF smoking tobacco. No tax
paid and fraudulent inspection marks found.
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iaBO .VhipcidtuiCs.
average temperature Monday. ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

To THE srocKHoLDERs OF THE
Iowa CENTRAL r. r.. Cot IL with
great pleasure that I feel able to say
that all or any money you may pay
to John Fl. Warren or Cyrus Beede
In Mahaska county; John NJ. Fish,
at Eddyville; Jolln M. Porter, Mon
roe county; s. HI. Rownd, Black
Hawk county; J. l.. Ernst, of Appa-
moose county, will be faithfully ex-
pended In the respective counties in
grading and bridging.
PETER MELENDY,
Pres. I. c. r. r. Co.
March 21st. 1858.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

Manufactured by Todd &Dement,
Dixon, Lee County, Illinois. This
plow 10 manufactured Of q new Kind
of steel, made expressly to our order,
lhaving experimental for more than
q year before we brought it to persec-
tion) its nature being such that we
are enabled to make q harder mould
board than any that has been offered
to the public.
We feel confident that 1t will an
swer the want that has been 90 much
felt in some localities for pillow that
will scour. We warrantit TO give
satisfaction, and scour in any soil
that Is dry enough to be cultivated.
We are aware that hardened Steel
Flows are often unreliable, buta trial
of this pillow can be made with a
chisel and hammer.
The Mould Board of this pillow Is
polished before hardening--we do not
brighten it by putting 1t on the en-
cry wheel the second time, as II has
a tendency TO injure the temper. 1t
will soon become bright itself. This
plow undoubtedly Is the very best
pillow ever offered to the farmers in
the west.
TODD & DEMENT,.
For sale by Thompson q Co., Cedar
Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

APRIL PHooL DAY.--From al ac-
counts the first day OF April was OBJ
served quite generally i'm Cedar Falls,
many sells were perpetrated, but all
unimportaut except one which we
deem worthy Of . passing notice. A
certain grocer, in this City, having
noticed his plug tobacco pile dimin-
ishing faster than he had reason to
believe 1t ought. concluded to test
his surmises by attaching q bell to one
end Of string and : plug.of tobacco
on the the other. Care was taken
that the plug TO which the bell was
attached should he the only one loose
from the pile. A certain gent from
the country. whose name we with
hold for the sake ofthe joke, went
behind the counter under pretense of
filling his pipe, and In some way said
plug got into the pocket Of said gent.
As . natural rsenlt the bell followed
the tobacco. Tho gingle Of the bell
attracted the attention Of the clerk
who At oncs exposed the joke.
MORAL. Ifyou want to steal to-
bacco, ses thst 20 bell II attached
~ II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Wis = 70 kiys notice. That on the 19d day Of
Eeoruary, 1863. . Warrant of Bankruptcy was
" " the cftate a Horsfio N. Ayers 81
o. iowa. who hrs bees adjad9sd bankrupt on
nis own pctifiQp That the Payment OF amy debts
and delivery ofany prup'v belonging TO such bank
rupt. TO him a. furhis use. and the transfer OF any
property by him Afe forbidden BIZ law, and that 4
fneeYng 81 the creditors AZ the said bankrupt u
pro- their debts and 10 chose one OF moro a.
si81.ees ~ his estate, wiz b. holden nj court d
bankruptcy. 70 be holden at Haseel's Hall wa.
terloo, lows, before O. w. Lowric. Eco, Kegisfer.
on the 4th day Of Aprli Isd6, at o clock n M
KlTzw0Y eEsslONS.
M 613w Mrsa@r1xfpr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

CONVENTIONS. The call has been
issued for the assembling of the Con-
gressional Convention at Montana,
July 18th. This gives nearly three
months intervening between our
County Convention and that of the
Congressional Convention, which,
makes the objection still stronger, to
the double nature of our County con-
vention Of the 25th.
Why not consolidate the Conven-
tons in prospect for the next three
years, as we'll rs three months? 1t
would save much trouble to the peo-
pie living in the remote parts of tile
county, as this is the ostensibie rea-
son given by the Courier for the cali.
ing Of the two conventions at the
same time AS the call has been is
sued for the assembling of the two
conventions at the same time, there
will be more necessity for a full at
tendance from all parts of the coun-
ty, and we trust that the Republicans
will note the time and be promptly
on hand.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

e3- DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.-The
copStnership heretofore existing be-
tween Martin White, q. l.. Stearns
and Andrew Sheaer, is this day dis
SOLVED by mutual consent of all par
ties. The firm will continue under
the name Of Martin White & Co.
Al persons knowing themselves
INDEBTED to the late firm will call
and iettle Immediately.
MARTIN WHITE,
G.. l.. STEARNs,
ANDREW SHEAER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

READ Tive mean the advertise
lnent or orr enterprising and lively
go-ahead merchant, Theodore Haz-
lett.
Mr.. III. has recently returned from
New York City, where he has pur-
chased large and handsome stock
Of goods for the spring trade. Hc is
never out done, either in buying or
selling. The quality Of goods which
he purchases and the alarmingly low
prices which he offers them for sale,
always secures for him q lively trade.
You will find just what you want at
Hazlett's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

THE LAws.--We commence this
week on first page, the publication OF
the laws passed by the Twelfth Gem
eral Assembly and shall continue
the same each week until all are pub
'lished.
BY keeping your paper on file or
clipping out the laws each week you
will preserve information that viii
be of great value to you for reference.
We have deferred their publication
until this week i'm order to have
them all in this volume.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03
In BANKRUPTCY.

HMs II TO give notice, That on the 22d day o.
- February, 1858, . Warrant Of Bankruptcy was
ssued out Of tbs u1Ilcd States Court for the Dis
txta u Iowa, sgnlnst SyiNestar W. Bird, Peter
Pickt0n and J.. " Bird, OF Cedar Faiis. county u
Black Hawk. In said Di<trict, adjud1ed bankriipfs
On their own petition; That the payment OF any
debts and the delivery of any property belonging
TO such bepkrupts. V them or Tor their use, ard
the transfer Vt any property By them are forbid
den by l&w, and that tfle nrst and adjourned meet.
Ing Of the creditors of said banirnpts. 10 prove
their debts and 10 chose one or more Assignees OF
their estate, win DO held At court Of Bankruptcy
70 be holden at Ruseclfs Hail. Waterloo. Iowa be-
for said District, on the ID day Of Apri 1863 Il
o'clock a. NJ.
VITxROY sEssIONa
Deputy q. 3. Naxshai. Dist VI lows.
6l3w MasScn0cr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

WEIGHTY ITEMS. The McGregor
Times and Fayette county Union are
publishing some "hefty" baby items.
The Times recently announced the
birth of child In North McGregor
weighing n lbs, and one In South
McGregor weighing IL Lbs; but the
Union advises the Times to drop the
curtain on that with the statement
that . Mrs. Bappc, residing near
West Union, gave birth recently to
5 boys Weighing In the aggregate az
lbs. The Times will have to cave we
think, unless it can see the Union
and go one half pound better.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. public
schools OF this city closed last Friday
with an examination during the
whole of last week. Our duties were
such as to prevent our attendance ex-
cept Oh Friday afternoon, to hear the
reports of the committees. The ex-
aminations were made quite thor
ough, and from the reports of those
in attendance during the whole week
we are assured that our schools were
never in a more prosperous eondi-
ton than they were at the close of
last term. The scholars In all the
grades showed commendable pro-
grcss Ia their studies, and 1t ID evil
dent that our educational interests
are having great care anu attention
bestowed upon them. The attend
anee during the term and ut examin-
alton, was not rs general among our
citizens as it should have been. 1t is
those who visit our schools often and
avail themselves of an opportunity
to note its progress, that are the best
pleased with the management and
with the efforts of the teachers. The
whole number In attendance during
the term was tD64, with an averages at
tendance of 534.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

New Brick BLOCK. "A new brick
block lie soon to. be erected on the
ground now occupied by the fruit
Bazaar of F. N. Chase, by Mr.. John
Doud, Jr., Of Dubuque. Work, we
understand, Is to be commenced up
on 1t next month. This will be a
great Improvement to Main Street
A new building In that place is very
much needed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03
no CONsUMPTrvEs.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson, win send tfrse Of
charge) to all who desire IL the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy BY which be was cured of hang affection
and that dread direarc consumption. Iyis only OBJ
ject 10 10 benefit the afflicted and he hopes every
sufferer win try this prescription, n n win cos,
them nothing, and may prove q blessing. Please
sdarcss Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. i65 South Second 81
97yf WILLIAMSBURG NY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03
ERnORs or YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ncr.
vons Debility, Premature decay, and an the effects
Of youthful hdiscretion, win, Ter the sake Of suf
fering humanity ssnd free 70 al who need II, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10
profit BY the advertisers experience, can do 20 BY
sddrcssing, imperfect confidence,
Jonv n. OGDEN,
silly ~ Cedar Street. n. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-03

~ SPRING STOCK OF Doors &
sHoEs.--G. H. Behmler 4 Son have
Just received a large assortment Of
Ladies' & Children's Shoes of all
descriptions for the Spring trade,
also . fine stock of Leather for the
manufacture Of all kinds Of Gents
Boots and Shoes. Call aud see them.