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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Judge 0. 7. Strickland of the Supreme Court
Of Utah 10 Dangerously III q. Provo.
CLARK a. Kimballs foundery in Newburgh was
damaged BY yesterday extent Of $4,000 No iasasne
The ACCOMPLISHMENT of Her Royal Highness tho
Princess Of wales expected In the latter Of June or early 10 july
The coal oil refinery Of Newbold e. Son on
barrels Of oil Loss. $500. -
-. John Reed, captain of the bark John Breden
Of Chicago aedeots drowned wednesday
Dseesssd Of the Oldest captains on the lsies
The name Of the boy who committed suicide
Walden the 7h ssId that hs
patents arc dead but he had two sssers living Cornwall
There was another considerable fall Of snow
Wednesday night In the Cottonwood Mining District The Winter
said be the most proiscted and that has srpsssesd
for many ysaIs In that section
90. Yesterday afternoon destructive fire occurred
Somerset Penn Among the hrst bulldogs destroyed The k
The he and rpefd
Gre drove hin ssay
1.-The representatives Of Yala Harvard, Am
ksrst Agricultural Brown and Geogeovs D. g., College, set IN
Springfield Wednesday and sIsmssass Of he eesrs
decided hold College Regatta the CeEnscut River eppen"
Springfield. Mas, 90 July ~, ReIt
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

THE INsURRECTION IN Navarro BELIEVED TO
BE OyER-APPEARANCE OF INSURGENTS IN
MADRID. Thursday. May ., 1871
Gen. Morionez, who defeated the forces I'M
der Don Carlos at Oroquieta, has been gazet'ed
Lie utenant-GeneraI. The insurrecton In Navarro 10
now believed to be over Thirtyfve hundred OF the IN
surgents In that province have come 10 and
to the loyal forces. The news from all other poinu
where there are bands Of cariss Is favorable Tor ths
speedy restoration Of the authority of the Government
Marshal serano shoots ali the insurgents he captures
who deserted from the Spanish army the OF Don
Carlos He spares the lives OF all other prisoners The
Government troops attacked band Of Carlists under
Palaces and completely defeated them. Twelve Of the
insurgents killed.
PARIS, Thursday, May ., 1874.
A telegram from BayonDe says, Bilbao,
Spain. Is threatened by the insurgents In tho Depart
ment Of Bscay and the Spanish Government has sent
troops by sea repel any attack that may be made
upon the city.
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LONDON. Thursday, May Q. 1874.

OF sEAMEN.
LONDON. Thursday, May 9. 1874.
A grand banquet was given last evening In
st. James Hall in honor the anniversary Of the ounda
ton Of the Royal Literary Fund The Fund founded
In 1890 by David Williams, dissenting minister and an
intimate friend OF Benjamin Franklin, for the relief Of
the literary men of all nations The society under whose
auspices the Fund Is administered was incorpo
rated In 1918, Is presided over by Earl Stan
hone with Lord Houghton, Sir Frederick Pollock
and Anthony Trollope treasurers and In under the
patronage Of the Queen Some 200 persons were present
last evening ALL nearly all, of them dstlnguishedm
the world OF letters The King Of the Begans presided
and many very interesting addresses were made Tht
Hon. John v. L. Pruyn OF Albany, ~ Y, spoke In ac
knowedgment to toast TO The literature OF Other
countries and in his remarks expressed tie strongest
hope for speedy settlement OF the International copy
right question.
man named Andrews, druggist has been on tria
before Baron Martin the Court OF Exchequer. upon
the charge OF using in the capacity OF Doctor OF Med
cine an alleged spurious degree obtained from Pha
delphia College The defendant was to-day convicted
upon the charge and In passing sentence the Judge ex
pressed his pleasure at what he had learned to be the
fact that the Americans were already engaged upor
measures for the suppression Of the institution.
The Great Western Telegraph Company, which intends
laying a telegraph cable New-York to England by
way OF Bermuda has paid the Messrs Hooper who are
manufacturing their cable, the first installment Of
100000
1.-THE strike, which originated among the sailors al
Southampton has extended to the seameD In this city,
and threatens TO seriously interfere with the shipping
business Ike strikers contemplate paradng Tomorrow
The crew Of the Royal Maa steampacket Companys
steamer Neva which was have sailed from soutamp-
ton to-day for Rio de Janeiro and intermediate ports,
Joined tho strikers thereby preventing the departure of
the vessel.
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THE PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, May 9.-At the session OF
the National Photographer Convention this morning
officers were elected for the ensuing A. Bosardus
Of New-York was elected President with one VicePres
dent from each State; E. 8. Wilson Of Philadelphia Sec
Rotary; Albert Moore of Philadelphia, Treasurer Last
night formal reception given to the Association at
POLYTECHNIC Hall. The members were welcomed IN an
eloquent address by Judge Prmm, to which President
BOgardus responded. Music and grafton by MI. Il.
T. Bell followed, and the entertainment closed with
stereOptcon exhibition by j. W. Black Of Boston.
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LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLOSION.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 9.-The locomotive
engine Charles Miller exploded It's boiler this morning.
at the depot Of the Black River Railroad this place.
The engineer. Augustus Uneer, and Jacob Ingerso
the engine. The former is unhurt. The latter was
blown through window, but not seriously injured
The depot and other buildings were badly shattered
Fragments of iron penetrated the roofs OF several
houses, and piece Of the boiler, weighing fully half
tun landed In the yard OF residence 40 rods
the Of the explosion. The bell OF the engine came
down In yard some rods further off, The engine is
total wreck.
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THE DELAWARE RIVER FIsHERIES-PROCLAMA-
TON FROM GOV PARKER

TRENTON, N. j., May 9.-Gov. Parker, last
night issued his proclamation on the fishery question.
claiming Jurisdiction over that part Of the Delaware
River between the States Of Delaware NewJersey,
which Is eastery of the middle line Of said River and
declaring that all persons who conform TO the laws
have the right to fish the eastern side OF
said river without license from any other State All
persons are warned not to olest attempt
to interfere with any citizen Of NewJersey in e exer
else Of his rights In this respect.
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The Judiciary COMMITTEES have not yet reported
I'm the case of Judge McCunD but probably will to-nor
row In the time, Judge McCunn is sparing moth
ing to defeat their action II Crate Morgans consuta
Weed, Parsons Co.'S claims through the Legislature
OF 1870 mean anything. ,.
The Governors veto Of the Apportonment bill, with
message the Senate that that body had passed the
bill over the veto, received In the Assembly TINS
evening. The question OF the passage OF the bD not
withstanding was carried by O vote OF ~ TO 50.
The bill aboshng the Boards OF Trustees for the town
Of Huntington Long Island. was signed by the Governor
last night
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The American Med
zeal Association, this morning. adopted resolutions re-
commencing that all bottles containing poison snoaid
only be labeled poison but should be roughed ON one
side 40 m Tn Indicate their poisonous contents 70 the
touch and alec be labeled with the most reaay
and efficient antidote.
A resolution was offered by DIR. Horner OF Virginia,
and adopted, that members OF the Association should
discourage the Of alcohol a. stimuiant IN tnen rs
edieA
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THE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
WAsuINGTON d. c. Nav 9-The Sundry Civil

THE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 9.-The Sundry Civil
Expense Appropriation bill. reported to the House to-
day. makes total of appropriations Of about sl7oooo
The principal objects provided for in the bill are as
follows: The Revenue Marine service 078000 Custom
house establishment about 81 Coast Survey S22
refundng to States expenses incurred IN raising
volunteers. s5Ol2oe surveying public lands ss1SC1
lands, s475OOO; navyyards, 81 ,05900 armores ana
arsenas O00 for continuing the work OF the new
State Department building $80OOO; for continuing the
work of the NewOrleans CustOm-hOuse, 100000; for
new Government building Mt Cincinnati, SOOOo Tor the
same at Hartford Conn., 100000 for the same at Albany
n Y 100000; for the at Indianapolis, 100000;
the completion of Government building at COLUMBIA
g. c. 100000; for the continuation OF the work OF the
Customhouse at Charleston, s. c., 100000; for
lfe-saving stations on the coast mj
Treasury notes, s225 0OO Freedmens Bureau $4,000;
public buildings and grounds in and around Washington
$246OO0 Capitol extension S0900 Government Insane
Asylum, Sl780O0 Metropolitan police, $2080O0 for ped
esal for the equestrian statue Of Gen. Winfield Scott
authorized by the act of Ju y 49, 1870 for defray
the of the courts of the United States in
GLIDING District of Columbia for juries and witnesses
and expenses Of suits IN which the United States are con-
cerped prosecutions for ofenses committed against
the United States for the safe keeping OF prisoners and
of the act of February 1871 5000 00 for the Signal
Service weather reports 0O provided that no part
OF this appropriation shall be paid to any telegraph COM
pany which shall refuse TO transmit Government mes
ages under provisions Of the act OF 1885, and at the
rates of compensation therefor to be established by the
for new lighthouses and various other objects provided
for this bill given to the public during ts prepa-
This is the last general appropriation Dill 10 De
reported to the House this session.
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ILLNESS OF T. BUCHANAN READ.

T. B. Read, the poet. who lies at the Astor
House dangerously Ill OF peuropneumonia, rallied
somewhat yesterday, and his physicians entertained
hopes Of his ultimate recovery Late last night,
ever, he sinking again, and his condition was re-
garded as extremely critical
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FRANCE.
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE COMMISSION on CA
POPULATIONS.

INVESTIGATIONS OF THE COMMISSION On CA-
POPULATIONS.
PARIS. Thursday, May 9, 1874
The Commission on Capitulations continue to
report day by day, the result of their Investigations
into the circumstances connected with the surren-
der OF the different French Notifications aud
towns during the late war. In their report to
day they lexonerate the officer who commanded
t Montmedy at the time it surrendered from all blame,
although they censure him for failing TO destroy the war
material in the Notifications The Commission report
that the garrison Of Amiens at the time 1t capuated
was not of sufficient numbers TO withstand the attacks
of the enemy and they therefore acqut Gen. Lafere,
the officer who commanded there, Of the charges made
against him.
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NEW-YORK. FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1872.

vo.to-,. .,,r,u .rsons who seek the benefit OF the
Amnesty act 70 swear that they not and have not
been within two years members OF the M 40 n o sy
other such oreapjzation Agreed tO-Yeas, w Nays ~.
Mr. EDMUNDS moved to amend so as 10 saciuao ir1 n
amnesty all members Of the xXxvttt M Tv retspinS
aided the Rebellion whether by joining ~ or " fo'ek
their seats for a time Lost-Yeas %; NAYS, ~ ou
Mr. EDMUNDS moved amend 90 A. 70 encinuo , ~.
members of the xXXvIth and XXXyutn oo Ne ~
who aided the Rebellion Agreed s. zs,ectsd bx
the following vote twothirds not voting In the a"rm"
fixa
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M CORBFyI'T from the Committee on Comms,ve' ro
portea The UOnse Steamboat bill, with anenanensS
nal truei ont old law Substantially ~ and
Of less than lo
s; he use Of petroleum for board steamers 'hs'
Iii ignis Al ten less than 100 degrees lo,.
shmn kc 10 be BY all steamers are .trnck QUIZ anu
,. restored exception OF the po'hon' 'e"s
"a d.. and naent dengasng tackle for lowering boats A.,. &.
The Ola law regard 70 locked valves anu hsh p'e
Section 49, prescribing rules for steamers meeting snu Ia,pe
te he establishment d such regulations " from time 70 u"
sseon 1 relating TO boilers and boiler plate iron Inspection
.,,n an, and tAe Old restored with amendments more
6I the mode inspection and stamping u.,... IN, ths
In SEXTON So prOSso relating to .aaon mpuory until
.s N NE 4 amended ther shall NOT DC
have heen tested for months such manner 'hs
81 Inpeetors may prescribe and have been '
The senate then, at tbs p m, adjourned
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl


Numerous members OF Congress express the OPINION
that no Tariff bin will be passed during the present SEES
sion Of Congress- that the Internal Revenue laws
win be changed so as to retain the taxes only spirit
uous fermented, and malt liquors. banks, and tobacco
They also say the prospect that Congress will adjourn
on the 10Th Of May.
The Court of Claims, yesterday, decided ls cotton
cases. aggregatng awards to the amount Of $S6s,7S9
Two OF these claims had been appealed TO the Supreme
Court decisions being overruled they sent
back Judgment ordered in pursuance of the opinion
the higher court One OF them the Carroll case
involving sos 0O0 and the other $780, From the
decision Of the Supreme Court IL Is inferred that acts az
the time of the seizure OF the cotton Is controlling e
ment to determine the disposition OF the property and
the statute Is TO be thus construed namely where the
property captured during the lifetime of decedent
then evidence OF his loyalty is sufficient to maintain the
action but where the seizure after administration
then the loyalty of decedent is immateria and the right
TO maintain the action depends upon the loyalty OF the
administration.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has ordered
the Collector of Buffalo TO make legal demand OF the
representative Of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company for payment Of the special tax
assessed it's scrip dividend amounting to AGO, 720
with instructions that II after demand there is
failure to according TO law, TO distfan upon any
property belonging TO said Company
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and other officers, whose posi-
tons would be- iniuriously affected By

lions would be iniuriously affected by
the passage Of tho bill made strong opposition to 1t
before the Committee, some weeks since, and finally
compromse was agreed TO, In pursuance Of which an
amendment was to be offered by the Committee giving
the aggreved officers the rank they thought themselves
entitled TO, but not the relative rank that Ia, they
we're to DO promoted to coonels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
and majors but not TO be put ahead OF other officers
OF those grades In the Department. The
Committee expected TO report the bill with their amend
ment to-day, but learning that there would be opposi-
ton TO the amendment, stimulated by the officers who
supposed TO have agreed to It, they laid the whole
subject on the table.
Tho House Committee on the Judiciary have post
further inquiry into the charges Of drunkenness
and corruption made against u g. District Judge Della
hay OF Kansas by leading merchants until the testimony
already taken put in print aud analysed Much dam
aging testimony has been already takan. and thus far
not rebutted The Committee at its late meetings rarely
has quorum and 10 Is not probable that Deahays case
will be settled until next session.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ROYAL LITERARY FUND BANQUET-coSvIcTIoS
OF A BOGUS DOCTOR OF MEDIcISE-srRIKB
OF SEAMEy.
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THE INsURRECTION IN NAVARRO BELIEVED TO
BE OyER-APPEARANcE OF INSURGENTS IN
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CIvtL RIGHTS CONFLICTING wITH AMNEsi ~
;sSw THE FALSE FRIENDS OF AMNESTY DE-
ATEn yHE MEASURE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

II Is a sad thing to pass through life only half
alive, Yet there are Thousands whose hAbltual
condition Is one Of langu0r and debility. They
complain OF no specific disease they suffer no
positive pain, but they hRSo no relish for any.
thing which affords mental or senBuOuB pleasure
In nine cases out Of ten this state OF lassltude
and tOrpOr arises from morbid stomach. Ind.
gestiOn destroys the energy Of both mind and
body. When the waste OF nature IL not sup
piled by due and regular assimilation OF the
food, every organ Il starved, every function In
teTTupted,
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression The system
needs rousing and strengthening not merely
for an hour or two, tO sink Afterwards into a
more pitihble condition than ever las II assured.
ly would do II an ordinary alcoholic stimulant
were reIorted TOY, but radically and permanent
How Is this desirable object to be accomplish
Cd2 The answer to this question, founded on
tho unyaTylng experience Of quarter Of cen
fury, Ia easily giyon. lniuso new ylgor Into the
digestive organs by course OF HOStotteFs
Stomach BitteTs. Do not waste timo In admin
isterlng temporary remedies, but wake the sys.
TEN up by recupeTating the fountaln-head OF
physical strength and energy, the great organ
upon which all tho other organs depend for their
nurture and support
by the umo that q dozen dOEea OF Tho great
vegetable tonic and invlgorant have been taken
the feeble frame OF the dyspeptlo will begin to
feel Its benign influence. Appetite Will be
created, and with appetite the capacity to digest
plete-untll heRthful blood, Mt TO DO the mate
rial Of flesh ami muscle, bone and nerve and
brain, 1OWs through tho channels q circulation,
instead OF the wRtery pabulum with which they
have hstStOiQFe been perfectly pVpFsshsd'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
CITY SMALL TALK,


There was lots Of mud on the pAvOmon's yes.
terday.
The Board Of Public Works expect soon to be
In funds. GOOd news for contractors and en-.
ployees.
DuweII, A. H., has gone to Nashville to run a
Republican newspaper. Glad oft
W. W. Rapley, Of this city, started from Bal.
timOre on Wednesday last for Germany.
Jonkons trial for the murder Of his wife Will
commence 10 the Criminal court on Wednesday
next.
There Is wonderful clalrvoyAnt In the Sixth
district. She has way Of wreathlng garldHdI
and then retailing her informatlong.
The detective corps 1.-THE Metropolitan police
are plumlnR themselves upon the fact that they
allow no professional thieves to remain In town.
A true bill has been found by the grand Jury
against Oincor q. II. O'Brlen, for tho killing u
Cunningham.
The garbage gatherer Is wanted to empty a
slOp barrel that has been neglected for tour
weeks at No. lll3 Twentieth stKcet northwest.
Now the dust has been laid, wouldn't Il In
we'll for the supeTintondonts OF the several dis
trioLs to bring out their men with sorapers
shoyels and brOomsl
Our friend Kec, Of the Veteran Club, SAYS he
don't remember making n speech at PittsburE
and II his name "Hot mixed up with the great
men Of the convention" II was no FAULT Of his.
The Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad Dom.
pany have recently purchased, for the sum Of
$40, 900, the northwest part Of square tpJ, front
| ing on sixth and q streets southwest, for the
| purpose OF extending their works on that square
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27


The new State Department building, upon
which large force Of wOrkmen are engaged, Is
beginning to show signs At an early completion,
and II Is expected that all OF the frst story and
a large part OF tho second will be finished be.
lore the end Of tho year. All OF the stone for
the hrst story ls cut, and much Of II Is here,
ready to be put 10 place, and that for the second
story Is now being cut. Only n few blocks OF
granite are To be put In place upon the base.
ment story, and the work then will be com.
menoed upon the principal story. The whole
exterior OF that wing the supervising architect
expects 10 have completed and the root on nv
the 9TH Of July and the entire wing completed
for occupancy early In 1874.
The foundations Tor the east wing are now
being laid, and this portion will no completed AZ
soon as possible AFTER the south wing The War
Department or possibly both the War and Navy
Departments, viii then be located In the east
wing, and the buildings now occupied by those
departments be torn down preparatory u erect
log the north and west wings Of the new build.
Ing. Should Congress make the necessary ap.
preparations as fast as needed 1t IL oil
TO have the entire building complete aud ready
for occupancy by the State, War and Navy De.
partments In about four year,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
BROTHER BOULDIN.



Brother A. Bouldln, tho independent candE
date In the Fourteenth district, got up a little
ratification meeting on his own hook last night
ut the corner OF New Jersey avenue and L
street, and such a meeting! Well, the change
was 50 novel 10 comparison to any that have
heretofore been held that It was truly enjoyable
At tho cuTb.stOne at the Intersection OF the two
streets was placed long table which represented
the speakers stand, while from the board fence
adjoining the house 10 a pole on the corner ran
a row Of rather dilapldated Chinese lanterns
About half a dozen persons strOlled around the
spot, evidently attracted by the lights and whom
the band struck up all the children In the neigh,
bOrhood were Immediately on hand.
The i've pieces Of music ground out "Hall
Columbia, " after which Edward Clark mounted
tho table and proposed Richard BraxtOn fOI
chairman and declared him elected.
The chairman said the honor was unexpected
lie was not accustomed to speech. making, but
before he got through would dress all OF them,
lie was Republican had always been one and
always expected to be one, but
Here he stuck last and called for music. Tho
band furnished "ShOO Fly" and Chairman
BraNtOn kept time on tho table In a jig dance.
This over, Eli. CLARK was introduced and said
that the primary election had been held in the
diu In going In opposition to that candidate was
o boiler.
Mr.. BraxtOn put a sudden quletus on Mr..
CLARK at this point by necklng hlm and showing
him II the stand into the gutter.
Sam Jones then essAyed speech making and
had not proceeded lar before those present, con.
WINGED that the affair was burlesque walked
self
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
NINETEENTH DISTRICT REPUBLI.
| CANS.


Preparations for n HatIhcation Meeting.
The Republican club Of the Nineteenth dis.
triot held meeting last night at Walls hall /;
Colonel I. LubeY In the chair, who stated that
the meeting was called for the purpose Of per.
teetlnE arrangements for ratification meeting
to be held neIt Wednesday night.
Mr.. MCNAMARA, from the committee appointed
TO cooperate with the central committee, stated
that arrangements had been made for the meet
ing on next Friday night, but that the place had
not been selected.
Mr.. Urell stated his position on tho labor
question, being favorable to eight hours day
and ~ wages.
Mr.. MarOney offered resolution, which was
adopted, that the party which had sailed the
ship OF state through turbulent waters In safety
may be trusted at the helm In the future.
MIR. MaTOney made a few remarks on his reFo.
luton, for which he received q vote Of thanks
In response to an inquiry, Mr. Urell stated
that he was favorable TO the erection OF a
market In the Nineteenth district, and II elected
q bill Tor that purpose would be presented by
him In the House Of Delegates.
Tho meeting then adjourned,