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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

General W. H. Smith, Of Illinois, Is quartered at
tho Filth Avenue Hotel.
General ]. d. fitzpatrick, Of New Jersey, Is guest
OF the Holman House.
Judge r. .. Johnson, OF Connecticut. is staying at
the Sturtevant House.
Captain II. B. Seeley, OF the United States Navy,
Il at the Albemarle Hotel.
Congressman q. p. Snyder, of Arkansas.is dome.
cted at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
! Colonel j. A. Pemberon. OF Georgia. Is now at the
Grand Central Hotel.
[ Captain Dlcken, OF Halifax, Is registered at the
Clarendon Hotel.
W. J. Florence, the comedian IL at the Firth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
colonel D. W. O. Simpson, OF Texas Is solourn,ng
~ tho Sturevant House.
Colonel W. E. French, OF cheyenne, Is registered
a. the Grand Central Hotel.
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The investigating Committee Of the Metbo.
disIs-Fresh Charges Coming In.
BALTIMORE. Md. March "a 1870

The Investigating Committee of the Metho.
dists-Fresh Charges Coming In.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March "a 1872
The investigation on the part OF the Church into
the charges made against the Rev. DR.. Houston The
Methodist divine whose alleged immoralities with
the youthful sisters OF his congregation an account
OF which has appeared In the HERALD and has
made MIN an unenviable notority. will begin this
week. The presiding elder OF the district, Rev,
Samuel Rodgers, has appointed the following cler.
gymen as
TO make the investigaton:-Rev. A. W. Wilson,
Presiding Elder Of the Washington dstrct Rev. j.
s. Gardner, Fredericksburg Va, and Rev. Dr. S,
REGISTER, OF the Maryland Agricultural College.
DR.. Huston having charged the clergy OF the Bati-
more districts with being imbued with feeling OF
jealousy and hatred against him, the presiding
elder selected the committee from other districts
and the high character OF the gentlemen named Is a
guarantee that the investigation Will be conducted
with tue single purpose OF getting at the truth.
DR.. RODGERS WILL PRESIDE
over the committee himself, and will see that there
IS no intimidation OF witnesses, but that all shall
nave an OPPORTUNITY TO speak both for and against
charges made against the reverend gentleman Will
make the investigation long and tedious one, and
1t Will probably be month before 1t can be COM
pieted They include almost all grades OF immo.
rality and are daily accommodating. Letters are
being received 10y the committee from
fKENTrcRy, OHIO AND GEORGIA
from gentlemen Of high standing In The Churcn,
relative to bis career before he came 10 Balti-
more, and there is every reason to believe that his
character past apd present. Will be fully developed
before the Investigation closes. SO far as the actual
development before the committee little Will be
known, as the proceedings VIII be private: but II
there Is the least shadow Of truth in the documents
now In the hands OF the committee Dr. nuslon's
life has been
A CAREER OF FEARFUL CRIME,
such as has never before been presented TO the
American people The statements Of his alleged
victims, young girls, almost children. are o. the
most pointed and damaging character.
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COURT CALeNDARS-THlS OAY.

,, SUPREME COURT C1acgTr1Part Held BY
1922 I2aSa, 1899 il4a 1852 52s iO5D 1887 1859.
by Judge Brady.-Court opens ut eleven A. Mos.
642 4321a, r. G. 66!a, r. c. 3eta 5941s, AGO. "a r. G..
1924 300, r. g, "a 3s2, 4se, 43O, r. O. o0iS, AIS,
444h, 44s, 502, 17l3.
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERM.-Ileld by Judge
Barnard.-Court opens at eleven A. M.-N0s. 2. 1s.
1885, So SO, S. 80, 81 IS, &c. CO. 81, Co. &c. 81 6S 49,
20, H. ~ 10, 75 49, IL So 81, SO, 81. SO, 81, So.
49, 90, o. o. 90 %, 80, 100 lo1, l. TO- a. o. 40 Al.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Heid by judge
Cardozo.-Courr opens at eleven A. M-CaIendar
called at twelve NJ Nos. Al, 81, H. 49, So, 49, 1914
1885, 163 los, no. ia.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1--Held By
Judge Barbour.-NOs 145e, 1897 1853, 1897, 1885, 619
7s3 1888, 1919, 134a 1871 1862 1862 1885, 17S3 1882
1913, 1884, 1903, 299. Part 2-held by Judge Nc
Cunn-Court opens eleven A. Mos lO6s 100, $40.
$50, GA s4s 90, sle 1oid, 1918, $685. $685. 6l0 12le
1926
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERM. Part g.
Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 1901, 35, 1893, IT'S
1881 1884 1914, 1891, 1853, 1927, l436, 1443, 1921.
1922 1928.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERN-Part 2-Held By
Judge Uurtis.-Nos $685. 1921, 8133, S153 $685. 814T
SPA Sill s34O, ss43 DIAL s3i s3ls $685. $685. s3O2
1903, 1907. Part 3-Iield by Judge Shea-Court open
and calendar called ten A. M.-Nos. 907O, 1920, $685.
ss6 ss37. $3.50. $685. 9234 $685. 922 $685. 9139 8573
S164, 8226.
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

Prince Napoleon Is selling his Swiss property
--Dr Dolinger completed his seventy.thlrd year
on che 2ath OF February.
-Sehor 0choa. the distinguished academician
who is well known as an editor OF Spanish classical
authors In dead.
( Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia, on leav.
Ing Rome. went to Naples, whence he proceeded to
| Queen Victoria has hired the villa Delmar az
Baden Tor che torn until the 10th April.
\ Marshal Canrobert arrived at Versailles re-
gently. and has already visited Nj. Theirs and
Marshal MacMahon.
IN. Courbet the artist OF the Commune
though the doors OF his prison have been thrown
open, has expressed wish not to leave the Mason
oe sante LII winch he was confined for the present.
( Marshal MacMahon and General BOurbaki
nave given an assurance to A. Theirs that they will
always support the legally established government.
The KING Of Bavaria wrote congratulatory
enty-thfrd birthday.
-The King and Queen of Denmark. with Prince
Waldemar and Princess Elvlra, Will shortly embark
at the P1r9us for Brndisi, ana visit Naples, Rome
and Florence on their way to Nice. King CHRISTIAN
* desires to preserve strict incoontto, and will.
therefore, travel as Count or Falster
The Pope Is going to hold another COnsistory
for the nomination Of bishops In the beginning Of
March. There are sun sixteen Italian sees vacant
and for those HIS Holiness Is determined to pro.
vide without further delay.
The Princess Carolath Is In treaty with the
municipality OF Florence for The purchase of the
band she married. divorced, and then remarried)
has resolved to live in Florence and has announced
her intention Of becoming the proprietress or the
finest palace she can purchase.
Notwithstanding what has been stated Gen.
era Ladmirault, In spite OF the eutreat es OF N.
Theirs, has not Withdrawn his resignation. The
government seeks successor but IL is difficult TO
1nd one on account OF the guarantees and promises
demanded from him. ChanZy IS spoken Of. Mac
Mahon has tried to induce Ladmirault TO remain
but the latter refuses.
| DIR. Ma1ei, OF Italian origin, during twenty
really arrested recently in Paris already stated.
He was accused OF engaging In an active BOnapatist
Mattel ia Italian, the government expelled him
from French territory. The arrest was not man-
taned. rs on the following day he was liberated.
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Isleeasa 70 TINS NEW YORK assals.

PARIS March "a, 1872.
The taxes established within the last few months
have produced 100000 francs, which exceeds
the estimates over 10000 900 francs.
The government Is now disposed to postpone the
debate on It's proposition to tax raw maierals'for
use in manufacture until after the conclusion OF the
legislative recess.
PARIS IN STATE OF SIEGE.
The Committee or Initiative has reported un.
favorably to the Assembly ON the proposal to raise
the state Of siege In Paris.
PLEAsANTRIES OF THE PRESS.
duel was fought yesterday between NJ Rogat OF
the Pays (newspaper), and M. Richardet or the
Coss0i'e. The latter was wounded in the chest.
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UTAH.

The Snow disappearing I'm tile MOnuta ms
Mining Prospects-The Mormon Prisoners
The Railroad Again in Order.
SALT LAKE CITY, March "a, 1872
Passengers report the Union Pacific in fine order,
and that trains are running on time. The snow Is
RAPIDLY disappearing In the mining districts. The
miners anticipate an unusually prosperous season,
ana business prospects generally were never 80
favorable.
sPECULkrORs BLOCKING IN.
large party OF Eastern capitalists arrived last
night to examine the mining property.
MORMON PRISONERS.
United States Marshal Porter reports that he has
12S prisoners In his custody awaiting trial. mostly
for high crimes.
A GENTLE PAPER.
The DdiV Rerfe,r, Gentle organ, VIII reappear
next week under tine control OF Oscar G.. Sawyer
and Samuel ST. John
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TRAPPING A BURGLAR.
A Thief Caught i'm tn. At.

For some time past Mr.. George b. Clarke has been
missing goods from his clothing store, IL LA
william street. Determined to put an end to ths
depredaons OF the thief or thieves Mr.. Clarke Jr,
and Onicer Mclaughlin, OF tho Second precincr,
secreted themselves In the building last Saturday
night anu quietly awaited Developments. About
two o'clock IN the morning they We're startled by
noise at one OF the windows Lying still they were
very soon rewarded by seeing man, who had pre-
vlously raised the window, prying open the inside
shutters. A moment more and he mad gained an
entrance ana no sooner had he struck the floor than
GcLaughlan's powerful hand grpped his throat and
he was prisoner Yesterday morning he was TAKEN
before Judge bowling, at tile Tombs Police Court.
and, IN default OF ST. COZ ball. committed TO answer.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Conciliatory In Words but Unylsld-
ing in Principle
ltlttEiK II IHF NEW york uesaLa

LONDON March "a, 1872
The London Observer newspaper in It's issue to.
day says that the second note OF the English
Foreign Secretary, Earl Granville, in reply to the
American despatch on the Alabama claims case, is
most friendly and conciliatory In tone, but states
explicitly that England is unable to submit the
question Of the admIssibty OF the claims for indi-
rect damages to the Court Of Arbtrators at Geneva
The Observer describes the despatch as very
lengthy.
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WAR ON THE LONG ISLAND FISH OIL FAC
TORIES,

The people Of Greenpoint and Shelter Island nave
commenced TRADE against the fish Oil factories.
For many years the proprietors have expended
thousands in trying to prevent the SMELL Falling
they stole q march on the people and had
the law prohibiting them from allowing
the refuse TO run into the bays re-
peaed. The factory propritors have been notified
TO remove their factories before May /. The labor.
ing classes side with the factory proprietors They
are benefited TO the extent OF over one million
dollars annually while the income from all the fac
tories foot up several millions. The proprietors
give notice that they will not remove and hold that
they can now prevent the offensive smell.
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Japan.
From Kanagawa comes the following intelligence
OF the progress Of affairs In Japan, under date OF
the goth Of February
The Japanese government has assumed the LA.
btlities OF the deposcd princes to foreigners Tor
loans OF money anu ships or goods supplied.
The prosecution and deportation OF native Chris.
tians continue.
daily mail has been established between Jeddo
ana Yokohama. The railroad Will be opened SOON
The empire Is quiet
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Destructive Fire In Maine.


fire broke out this afternoon In Hobson q
simpsons sawmill, which, with it's contents, was
entirely destroyed The fire soon extended 10 the
large building known as the shannon Mill, ope.
rated by G. H. Adams as general mandatory OF
lumber, and by J. A. johnson, manufacturer or
sash, blinds and doors. Tue building and contents
were wholly cons umed Hobson & Simpson were
insured for $1,000 In the Bay state Company OF
Worcester, and Adams bad $1,000 In Messrs. Dow Il
Conn's Agency, Portland Johnson's insurance
policy in the Royal, OF Liverpool was cancelled
two weeks since.
The occupants OF the TWO story dwelling house
opposite side OF the street, in attempting TO move
stove, upset IL and set fire to the house. which was
pretty well Quilted. Total loss, $4,000.
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TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW Yosx HERALD.

LONDON. March "a 1879.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria departed this morning
for Berlin. via Paris.
despatch from Cherbourg announces Her MAJ
esty's arrival there this afternoon. special train
was waiting, on which the Queen and suite en-
barked for Paris where 1t is expected the royal
party will arrive at two O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Queen Will politely decline to meet President
Theirs, and continue her journey to Berlin as
privately as possible
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A DEATH DESERVED,

Missouri Rowdies stOBinR Trains- One Of the
ScoundreIs Stahs n City Marshal and IL
Shot Dead.
ST. LOUIS, March "a, 1872.
The trains on the Bellevllle and Southern Illinois
Railroad have been stoned lately and the lives Of the
passengers endangered by gang OF scoundrels,
near PinckneyvlIle. Two men were arrested In the
act and while being searched by the City Marshal.
one OF them drew o knife and stabbed him, in1lcr.
Ing wound thirteen inches long, wnereupou the
MARSHAL shot the desperate dead.
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(,hllla

the advices from China are dated In Hong Kong
on the nth OF February.
The steamer Suw0nado was lost on the rocks
near FoOchow. All hands saved.
Terrible suffering still prevails In the flooded dis.
tricts near Tentsin. Many persons were dying
daily from want of tood
Details of the revolt Of the native troops In Cavita
MANILA show that the conspiracy was general for
rising throughout the island, and had not accident
precipitated matters 20 crisis before the time ar.
ranged by the cOnsprators few Europeans would
have escaped. The prisons are filed with suspected
persons, including many Creoles.
Every insurgent taken was bay oneted or shot.
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through faith In His name had trfumphed ovSS
death. We publish other dscourses to-day
which. with those noticed, we commend to-
our readers, In the confident hope that this
week may be to them in fact, as 1t is in name,
a holy week, and that out of the spiritual
sorrow and mourning through which they may
pass they shall come forth rejoicing and happy
on Faster Sunday.
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The Pressure of Taxation ON Property and
Income.
The debate on Chancellor OF the Excheauer
loves budget-even II ne should propose q reduc.
ton on the income tax-wil cause to be brought be-
fore Parliament, for more complete discussion at
future period Of the session. the whole question Of
the comparative pressure OF taxation upon prop
erty and income In Britain. We, therefore, append
to our news telegram from London q statement or
facts which Will materially aid TO the elucldation
OF the subject. Discussion has turned OF late In
income-real estate and PERSONAL---VERY. also upon
industrial Incomes. IL Is asked which OF these
Srss snow se ea ssa % the the
charged solely upon net income Of ao3 OOo 600 OF
ia cos or properly and income liable to
600 600 Of direct taxation Of England disri.
6ated9S 600 600 on Sl45 GOO 600 income from earn
property and sl6 100000 on s93, 600 900 net income
Of real property. Deductlng from the direct taxa
comes below a1oo year. and the wages OF the
working casses-the taxaDIe property of the British
properly 1ess 4sSdOo,OOO sterling OF mortgaresl
~ 49, ~ Coz personal property ana mortgages
THE CUSTOMS lSCoTE AND coMMERCIAL CtsToM.
Frs.
AS source OF balance for his ledger account, with
the income tax reduced, Mr. Lowe will show that
the declared value OF merchandise imported into the
United Kingdom during the fiscal year or 1871 was
which total f60 068 201, or nearly 0ne1fth was from
the United States. To Russia there were British
toners to the extent OF f23 $40 3S2, and to France
s25,476 14l, although falling of or about eight
millions was consequent on the Franco-Prusslan
Ta % Egyptian a6 "a Gress Britain vital ,Sos
figures for f1l,47s,126. From Germany the total
was f19, l70, 459; from Holland, fl4017 ,207; from
from Sweden and Norway, e., $50, Gil. From the
English Colonial possessions the leading totals
are-1ndia ESQ., 81, 2l2; Australia, GA, $50, and
Can0do, go, 25s, 430.
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Railroad Blockade and Effort for Relief.
BANGOR, Me-, March "a, 1872.
The heaviest snow storm OF the season com.
menced here at ten O'Clock last night and lasted
twelve hours. Some fifteen inches Of snow fell.
The roads are very badly blocked The storm must
have been lighter west as the night express train on
the Maine Central road arrived but three hours late
without snow plough.
Three engines and snow plough were sent out
on the European and North American road at We
O'Clock 10 clear the road, but no train Will probably
get through tomorrow.
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NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON,

PoUGnKEEPslE, N. Y, March "a, 1872.
The propeller Daniel 8. Miller arrived here from
New York to-day, the first boat since the cold snap
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JAPANESE VISIT TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCHES,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March "a, 1872.
The Japanese visited several OF the Catholic
churches TO-DAY and witnessed the religious observ
ances OF Palm Sunday. Monday viii be occupied ID
visiting the Mint and Tuesday In a tour among the
Manay Junk cotton ana woollen factories. On We'd
nesday they go via. Reading 10 the coal regions ana
from thence to Newark and New York.
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4 MARYLAND TANNERY BURNED.

HAGABsTowN, Nd, March "a, 1872.
The building and stock OF the Washington County
Leather Manufacturing Company, the largest tau
ming establishment In the South, were destroyed by
fire this morning The buildings were new and ex-
tensiye and the machinery OF the most Approved
patterpA LOSS $4,000. Insurance t8Q.QQQ.
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JUDGE DAVIS AND THE BAY STATE.

Boston, Mass, March "a, 1872.
The Massachusetts, LABOR Reform State Committee
repudiate the protest Of the Eight Hours League
against the Columbus platform, and agree to sus.
tain the d0ngs Of tnat Convention.
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1tLrGnAM 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, March "a, 1872.
The Reichsrath has adjourned until the 9TH OF
May.
HERR STRAUSS AND THE BOSTON JUBILEE.
Herr Strauss, the famous composer Of dance
music, has accepted an invitation to assist at the
Worlds Feace Jubilee to be held in Boston in June.
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THE WELD PROSECUTION.

BOSTON, March "a, 1872.
The Advertiser will state tomorrow morning.
upon authority that there Is truth In the rum0r
that the prosecution OF william +. Weld & Co., Of
Boston and New York, for alleged frauds on thu
revenue, has been compromised by the payment Of
5000, 900.
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TELEGRAM 10 the Kew YORK HERALD.

ROME, March "a, 1872.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Alexandra OF Wales have arrived In this city.
NJ. Fournier, the new French Minister, has also
arrived.
The Chamber Of Deputies yesterday approved
Minister .Sella's financial scheme and adjourned
until April Is,
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A MISSOURI JUDGE IMPEACHEp.
ST.. LOUIS Mo-. MARI

ST. LOUIS, No., March a. 1872.
The Lower House Of Legislature yesterday
adopted articles OF impeachment against Judge
Philander Lucas, OF the Fifth Judiciary district.
Ine charges are wilful and malicious oppression,
shorty. ~ """Ss W |"u's'a' ""'
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1llttfAm 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1872.
The steamship Great Republic, at this port from
Hong Kong, supplies the following news report
from China and Japan, additional to the contents
OF the telegram forwarded to the HERALD yester.
day.
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PICKING A DETECTIVES POCKET,

wnlle walking down the Bowery Yesterday morn.
ing De'ecuve Elder, OF the Central ONCE, observed
one OF the llght-nngered fraternity attempting to
PICK his pocket The man was at once throttled
sna taken 70 tie Tombs Police Court where he gave
Nv u"'ue W Mike L'0Td' lie goes 10 tAe Island
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FRANCE.

The Revenue Income Satisfactory and Commerce
Slightly Reassured-Paris in sisgs-
Freshmen and Pistols
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STATEN ISLAND FBRRYBoATS,

Last evening the Staten Island ferrybo 70.
sumed their night trips. Deputy Snenn SeebachoR
has still two deputies detailed on each boat,
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British Royalty Represented in Rome-French
Diplomacy and the Parliament.
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LECTURE BY DIR. COTTON.

DR.. Cotton Will give another OF hts amusiuk ex-
hlbltions at the Cooper Institute this evening. aided
with music by the Boone Staterh
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAX DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25-1 A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. G., March Isl A. NJ.
synopsis JOr the Poet Ttcenty.jour Hours.
The barometer has fallen west OF and throughout
the Mississippi Valley and extended Its influence
Eastward to Lake Erie and thence to Florida,
with easterly to southerly winds and rising
temperature An area OF cloudy weather
and rain has extended from the Western Gulf States
to Tennessee and the South Atlantic coast, and
thence northward to Lake Erie and the upper
lakes cloudy weather with light rain and snow
Clear weather continues over the New England and
Middle states very generally. The lowest barome.
ter Is central over Iowa and Missouri.
Probabilities.
The barometer win continue falling from the
upper lakes 20 the Eastern Gulf and gradually
extend to the Atlantic coast. The area OF cloudy
weather and ram will extend BY Monday
morning over North Carolina. Kentucky ana
OHIO. and as snow eastward to Lake
Huron. and xduring Monday as rain and
snow eastward over the Middle States very
generally. Rising barometer, northwestery winds
and clearing weather Will prevail throughout the
Mississippi Valley during the night, ana on Monday
extend over the upper lakes and the Ohio Valley
and Gull States. Dangerous winds are not antlci-
pated for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Loss of Steamer-suffsrings Of tho Celestials
from Famiae-Mllitary Mutiny and Its
Punis mant-Popuar Progress
Under the Mikado
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ENGLAND.

The Treasury Budget and Prospect Of Tax
observation-disclosures Income and Extension
OF the Commercial Interests-Customs
and Direct Fiscal Imports
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AUSTRIA.

Parliamentary Adjournment and Pleasing Re-
cess
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SNOW STORM IN MAINE,

AVtTdH6 ItI1lVtTdtuI6 yVSVerUHy 30,
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Il.
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Fire nj Comac. Long Island.

On saturday night the farm buildings OF Mr.. Daily
at Comac, We're destroyed by fire. Two horses two
cows, wagons and harness were burned. Loss
SIS, 000 -