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To the Honorable Judge OF Prol ate for the
Coaniv OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED Widow Of Luther Moor
] late OF Ells~ orth, IN said county. deceased.
rs.ps cuniiy represents. that saii deceased died
poe-eSs~d Of Pcr.onal Estate an Inventory Il
which has been daily returned iuto the Probate
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fsiafe than she u entitled to a distribution
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would grant her zach Allowance out ~ said Pr.
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TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy as me of the most capable and
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Comm. ssioners OF Patents,
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] 10 all concerned. that she has b-ci. duff 49,
Ioinicd and has tsken upoa h-rsrii the trust q
an AiminlsiratriN Of he kslsie -
HE>El COX. late Of tas'4Hr
IN ;bc County Of HAncoc1. Iecra..,i. b. si..nx
bond A. La Ia - directs. ~h~ thcF.farc rc.arst.
al Pcrssns who indebted - the sait lr
ceased. estate TO make Immediate pay rncri RnG
those ho have any demands ihsfroa. toe Ahll.l
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Probate Notices.

To the Honorable Judge oil Probats for the
County 1f Hancock.
TIE UNDERSIGNED. Guardian Of Phebe I'll
] len eros and Eben Howard Gross. Minor
Iicirs OF Leonard Gross. late OF Orlaud. in ssit
County. deceased, respectfully represents that
ssid Minors seized and Possessed Of the tal.
lowing described Real estste, wa: OHe eighth
rart Of OF land with q dwelling house
thereon, sisu ated In sa'd orland, adjoining land
Of Charles Bowden. the same lot on which the
late fhebe A. Gross, OF ssid Otland. lived snd
died That 1t WOULD be for the benefit 1t said
Minors that ssia Real Estaie should be cold. aud
the proceeds thereof pat out at interest. other
uisc uscd for their benefit. lie therefore prAys
that License may he granted him to sell and con
Vey the above described Real Estate at public
private sale. Accounting TO the requirement Of thu
Law W. GROSS, GHar,iisn.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
Am U SEM ENTs.

BENEFIT or J0rS JACK Last evening the benefit
OF the well known and sterling actor, John Jack,
look place ut tse hUNe Of the San Francisco Min
strels, No. 5S5 Broadway. There was also an after
noon performance, tho mgtnec DILL being repeated
IN the evening. The evenings performance was
largely attended, aud mort Of Inc benencary's
friends gathered enthusias ,calg TO show their
appreciation Of the actor az a man. The
first place on the bll was given to the
pathetic drama OF "fhc Last Man, la which
Mr.. Jack pia, ell the principal character Of Godfrey
D1ie. the Miser OF tlth9pa Green. Those Of our
readers who have seen tins extremely DIME alt aud
moving charac er performed by Mr. Charles Bass
and The amented Bake. who made I his cher
d'0urfe. could have only juaged by compars0n last
evening how careful and no" exactly Mr.. Jack
enacted the part, wGcn IN lfi5 hands was q study
without a nav or omission. Coed actors very
drapory aud jig dancing and Mt. Jack should get
Geonrey Dale. MIR. Charles A. McMauls was
fully equal 10 the part OF larry wentworth IN the
"Last Man." and his Prince OF Wa IS IN "Henry
the Fourth.' which closed the entertainments, was
worthy of all praise. The FastaG Of Mr.. JACK ID
too well known TO need further nention mere, being
a. recognized sue esS IN every DEAN. Among the
rest OF tue company VINO assisted we might mention
Mr. Oliver DouG Byron author Of 'Acr )ss the Con-
tinent;" s'gnor OpertI, who sang several ballads
with much Keeling and good taste Mr.. Harry
JOsephs, MIR. Ed. collier and ''Gumpt0wn P0dlSah
Cute,n who gave several very cievcr character
sketches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Repairing the French Cahle-Facts Developed
In Regard to Ocean, Cables.
Boston, August 19, 1871.
The steamer Robert Lowe is engaged in under.
running and repairing the French cable between
the Island OF St. Pierre and DuXbury, Mass.
The TACT has developed that the loss OF both the
English cables last year and the consequent ex.
pense and Inconvenience resulted from stupendous
bunder. When the cable OF 1866 gave out
the fault was located by the usual
tests in mid-Ocean, WHITTIER q repair steamer
was despatched to take up and reunite
the two ends In graphing for these the cable OF
1865 was picked up and accidentally severed, and
the efforts mud the break OF thar of 1866 fruit
less This lett the public dependent entirely uDon the
French caule until late last spring. when 1t was
discovered that the fault the cable OF 1866, IN
stead OF being in mdocean, was in close proximity
10 the New foundland coast, where IL might have
been repaired in few hours, except for the
original mistake which resulted in the rupture or
one cable by efforts to find the break In the other
where 1t did not exist The facts have an important
bearing IN promotin. the laying OF new and COM
pellng cables confirming as they do the theory tnat
ocean cables once properly laid IN deep water are
little liable to be severed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
An Ex-Pres;dent of Switzerland Appointed Ar
bitrator.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW yoHK HesALD.

LONDON. August 10, 1877.
It s uuocially reported that the President OF the
Swiss Confederation has appointed M. Jacques
Staempnl, senior Federal Councillor and formerly
President Of the republic arbitrator on the part OF
Switzerland under the Treaty of washington.
N. JACQUES sTAEMPFLI.
M. Staempni was born at Schupfen, in the canton
OF Berne, in 1920. He educated for the law. and
was called TO the bar IN lS4S; but he aferward
gave his time and abilities to journalism, and was
editor of the Berne Gazette In 1s45. I'm 1916 he be-
came member OF the Federal Council, and he was
so popular and his political promotions were so
rapid that he was chosen Vice President Of
the Swiss Confederation In 1858. The next year
he was President OF the Council, and IN 1850
was made chief or the military department. He
was chosen President of the Confederation In 1861.
M. Staempni Is distinguished as an ora or and
reputed be an able counsellor. 1t is doubtful If
Switzerland could have chosen an arbitrator who
would have been more acceptable and more worthy
for q place on the Commission with Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams, Chief Justice Cockburn ana Count
Men abre3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
ENGLAND.
Commons-Ths Measures Of the Ministry
Defended IN the House of Lords
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW yOax HERALD.

LONDON, August 10, 1871.
In the House Of Commons Viscount Enfield, Cnder
Secretary for Foreign Affairs In reply to question,
salu that Mexico had repudiated the treaty Of 1862;
but that the government OF Great Britain had in
sisted that the treaty still In effect and OF binding
and obligatory force.
DEFENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT.
In the House of Lords to-day the Lord Chancellor
and Viscount Halifax defended, III The most vigor-
GUS manner, the measures which have been pressed
by the government OF this session Of Parliament,
AMI especially those providing for the Us, OF tho
ballot at elections and for The regulation OF the
army.
TIE SCOTCH CROPS AND THE IRISH HERRING
FISHERY.
The Scotch crops are all excellent. The herring
fishery on the coast OF Ireland has been usually sue
cessul this season, fact that has caused great re-
joicng among tie poor OF that portion OF the United
Kingdom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
nrifiings Abroad.

"Tweedles' Rights" was on the boards at the
Vaudeville Theatre.
..Did You Ever Send Your Wife to Camberwellsn
Is on at the Philharmonic.
Al the East London "Thc Orange Girl'' has been
revived, and arrangements made to produce
t'Across the Continent"
Mr. and Mrs. Kousby are at the Queens Theatre,
playing in Joan of Arc, and creating great sensa.
ton by the excellence or their performances.
spleen Oge' Is beng played at the Royal
Princess. Edmund Faiconcr, George jordan.
Shore Barrett and Howard Kussell take Inc leading
parts.
The last night OF the Lulu boundings were
nounced last week a. the 10 born Amphitneatre
These performances nave bcen a great source OF
amusement o the pleasure seekers III London.
Mr.. sothern viii shortly appear In America The
latest notices rom the other side OF the Atlantic
state that he was giving his farewell pcri0r nances
al the Theatre Royal. Haymarket in .'riugsh GEN
tleman," new cOmedy-dlaIna.
John s. CarKe's popularity at the Strand does not
appear TO lessen Ill tho slightest. The "Hefr at
Law'' Is considered IL great success, and owing
almost entirely to the taicnls and ,pendid acting OF
Mr.. CLARKE. good deal o. capital Is made out OF
his tour through the United States. HIS Doctor
PanQlosS is considered one OF the most genuinely
humorous and roihckIng performances ever seem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
Personal Intelligence.

Antonio Flores. Minister from Ecuador to tho
United States Is staying at the Westminster Hotel.
Judge J. T. Leldeiipg, Of Louisiana, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas.
Professor James woodrow, Of Ohio, is among the
late arrivals AZ the Everett House.
Judge williams. Of Ohio, is domiciled ct the stur.
teyant House.
Colonel NJ. 3. Pritchard, OF Alabama, and W.
smith, Of Baltimore are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General Frank 7. Blair, Of st. Louis, yesterday
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Colonel W. n. Gordon Of the United states Army.
IL STAYING at the st. Nicholas Hotel
d. X. Mccarthy. Of Syracuse, and Colonel Crau.
furd, OF Georgia. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.
At Home.

At Home.
The Globe Theatre. Brooklyn, opens on Monday,
the 2lst.
Bryant's Minstrels performed AT Syracuse, N. Y,
on the 18th.
The Academy of Music opens October 3 with
Parepa- ROSA
Boucicau!rs "Elde" was produced az the opening
OF the Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia, on the
14Ih inst.
Mr.. Joseph X. Emmett, tho popular comedian, will
appear III Gayler's drama, "tr,tl, Our German
Cousin ut NblO', Garden. on Monday, August Il.
Mrs. ID. p. bowers has purcha sell the sole right
to play "Amy K0bsart' in the United States, tho
cities OF New York, Boston and Philadelphia ex-
copied.
FL NIno Eddie, the great ana wonderful tightropc
performer and breakneck actor generally, has re-
covered from MS flyi0Ot jal and Will open at the
Howard III Boston, on MONDAY evening, the 18TH.
A new troupe Is being organized under the direc.
ton OF UnswOrLn, Eugene g. w. II. Grilfln, to be
called the Unswortn Mipstrels. They Will play
during the Ilng sc lson III the towns ia the I'M
mediate vicinity VI New YORK..
On Monday, August 81. Lima Edwin's Theatre will
open with Kelly Leon 3 novel entertainment, "a
Trip Around the WOrld,' Introducing a grand piano.
rama OF England. Ireland Scotland France and
America. The entertainment will be enlivenel by
selection OF app opriate national sOnss, aild we have
no doubt the audience VIII be highly pleased by the
mInsrels. and especially by the promised "Orass
band.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

THE EDITORIAL PROFESSION of the United
States and the New Dominion have in larger
numbers and in more extensive excursions
this summer than ever heretofore been enjoy
ing themselves at the seaside and the springs
and among the mountains, and in doing up the
''tour of Europe" or the wonders Of a trip
across our own Continent. Let us hope that
among our party journalists, when they return
to the hot work of the approaching fall cleo
tons, they will keep cool, and that from their
summer travels they will show that they have
learned the value Of politeness and decorum
even in tomahawking and scalping their polti-
cal adversaries. On this subject, fresh from
their summer recreations, 1t is good time for
our political party editors to take ''new de-
parture."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
RUSSIA BELLICOSE
The Colossus of the North
Dissatisfied.
A DIPLOMATS. Thinks that Russia is rs Badly OFF
as France After sadowa.
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YOsx HERALD.

LONDON. August 10, 1871.
There Is a well founded report chat the Cabinet OF
st. Petersburg is greatly dissatisfied with the pre-
sent state oil affairs In Europe.
Russia, II Is SAID, expected some compensation
for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF Germany, and now feels
disappo nted nc having received no other concession
from the Cabinet OF Berlin than its support at the
London Conference
RUSSIA soFnY BECAUSE SHE DID NOT INTERFERE.
These rumors are corro5orated by u story now
circulating In Paris, that an important Russian per-
sonage recently told French diplomalist that the
result OF the late placed Russia in the position
Of France alter the battle OF Sadowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IoypoN MONEY MAEzgr-LoSpoN, August l9-I.31 r.
Copsos closed al gH both rnoney and tho account
United states hvc.twep bonds, lses. ga 1865 Old 49,.
1861, a2x ten-fortes, ~. 40
PARIS MoSEY MkEsEr-PASis, August W. French
reatss are quoted Mt 5)i. i2c. - -.
10 M-rhe market closed quiet and steady; rnldalns up
lands ID a 3D. mdding orleans, gt,d sat. The sales
OF the av have 900 bales Including $500 for export
and speculation. ...- ,u..
August Wheat, lbs. I'd. los. 3D. for red Western
sprng Oats, 3s. Cd. per hushe -
Lfyt Rpobi PRopucR MARKEr..-ItvrErooL, August
laTaLow tss Sd PER cut. Common rosin ~ I'd S. per
cWs Cleysrssvd ~. per owl Liasesd OH. ~ xSS "