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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
A lAHSl.

A Clergyman, while residing in south America,
ss missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early u cay +,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by bsneful and
vicious batits Great numbers ia &c been red by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benofit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and CsiDg this medicine, in sealed
envelope. to any enc rho needs IL. Free Of CsnTgs.
Address, JOSEPH LYMAN.
Station u, Bible House,
mar22ly Nsw YORK City.
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In FoSD Dc LAC, Wis, not long ago, a man
pulled pretty girl towards him anl kissed her,
and just at that moment q beam fell from the
floor above TO the spot where she was standing
before. That kiss saved the girls life. n Is
said that the girls OF Fond du Lac are now
terribly afraid of beams from overhead, anI
are continually being pulled out OF imag inary
dangers.
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SHOCKING EXPLOSION oF A STEAMBOAT
BoILER.-The boiler OF the freight steam.r
Rotary exploded OF Old Point, ia CurritleA
sound. Yesterday, killing the chief engineer,
VIM. w alker, his wife, child, and sister-in- law
Several OF the crew were severely scalled. The
assistant engineer, colored man, was on duty
at the time OF the EXPLOSION
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THR WAsHISGTON TREATY NRGprIArIpvs
AT AN ESD.-TLe London Ddlg s'gI. aT la.
evening says Il il rumOred i'm Trustworthy o.
cleS that the negotiations between the British
and American governments in regard % tle in
direct claims were suddenly broken OF yes-er-
day. In Parliament last night GRAVY d., lea the
House OF Lords snd Gladstone, In the HsIsa %,
Commons. promised that - atem INT OF the a. B.i-
ditlOn of the negotiations would be made Mon
day next whether the papers were received o.
Lot.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Hav 10-Natives Of Alsace
and Lorraine residing In San Francisco to the
main citizens Of France. They marched TO the
French consulate to-day with the tri color
draped in mourning, and tooh q solemn oath of
allegiance 70 the republic Of France. The
the French redsnpfion fund. The receipts are
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Pacific SIope Items.

Ahk THIRTY FlFrH FAGALLEL EAfLR0AN.
Say FRANCISCO. May ie.-rhe people OF 1 BE-
Angeles and Santa Barbara c0unues are l''l-
ins public meetings % consider v bat tn rs
nae htS hey may ofCr 90 the Thirty Para
iel EalI0sd Company "a ran their line tArcvga
those counties
CATHOLIC FNDoRsENENT ~ GREEfFv.
The y stisr newspaper. ksnsn Cataoi.c CT
Ssn Of US city. editeriany endorses he Jlu-
SlrnGti ECm.raticu~
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Affairs On Utah

AnioCRAGENT ~ THE L. =. y1rC-.
SALT LAKE. CITY, Nav N Owing - the ti,-
htss on Jacge Strickland the Cnitsl a-Us
Jgly Is.
WORN ON rHR SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fifteen hundred tons OF rnilroaa i'm, ar, "A,
NE way ffom the east ioT the southern - lras
An IN nense number % lsbogeTs sr.sugas gel GA
tie road, and The work j. being pushed day an D
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GratftuAe or the Gar,

NEW YoRK, May 1.-The ST. PETERSBURG
CorTespondence says General Sheridan and =
number o. other persons Who entertained Alexie
during MS visit TO the United States are 10 re-
'cese oecofsuons from the Gear in ackno&leds-
ment OF the kindness shown the Grand mr.
General sheridan 70 10 receive the Order of the
white Eagle. The other recipients are not
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The Broken Treaty.

LONDON, May 1.-The Post this morning con-
nrms the rum0r which was current yesterday
that the negotiations between the United States
and England relative 70 the Indirect claims had
been broken on, and states positively that the
Britieh RovernlDenf has Withdrawn from the
arbitration provided under the treaty Of wash
ipgton.
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N9IaL1Jh.s 2: .. yOsrA. sIs o. o,,,..,
SECOND HAND CL0rHIHG q lee. . sSs,' M, psS.
N sSsSSoES,H SSS6' e dlorHrxo Of an .,.a
SSssS - =" tssD ~ My
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A COURT MARITAL, composed of Col. John
NJ. Bacon, A. ID. c., Capt. James J. Dickey,
22d infantry, Lieut.. Il. P. Strong, ith artillery,
Lieut.. Geo. S. Grimes, 2d artillery, and Lieut.
ID: D. GibboD, 9Th cavalry, with Lieut. G. T.
hlibourne as judge advocate general, has been
ordered 10 assemble at Fort whipple, Va to
try Sergeant Sam. p. Carusi, signal Diet chment
and such other prisoners as may be brought be-
fore it,
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The TWENTY PER CENT. ArIovAscr II,

The TWENTY PER CENT. ALLowANCR-W ao
are Ertttfed and icho are Not.-The opiniou of
the supreme court OF the United States On the
twenty per cent, additional compensation,
noticed In TAs STAR afeS days since, is to the
effect that -resolution granting such adj
ditional compensation applies to all persons
actually employed In any department. Of the
government or any bureau or division OF any
department, and It Is not necessary thar such
employe shall hol0 Commission or warrant of
appointment IN order TO be entitled to the BEN
ehts of.the resolution. The court also held that
many persons not employed e clerks or mes
sengers in department. are in the pubic ser
wee ey virtue Of an employment b. the head
OF department, or by the head Of sosie bu-
reau of the department, and euch persons are
Is much In the civil service q those EN- bowed
In the rooms in the building. The court did
not believe that the resolution was intended 20
give the extra compensation only 60 persons
hoinng appointments as salaried officers, and
that persons employed In a.bureau or di vision
OF department are as much employees IN the
department. as messengers and Others rendering
service under the immediate supervision of tie
secretary. In short, the opinion Is regarded a.
aiiowinG the 70 per cent xddiIiOnal com osnsa
ton TO all employees of any department M or hur.au
or DIVISION OF such department in this CITY: and
u Is NOT necessary that such empioys should
hoid written commisfion or aproiatm .I,t in
Greer 10 receive the benefits OF the rssol aton
IL n also believed that mechanics employs.i in
me washington navy yard and arsenal ara en-
utied 10 MS oe nehts as well internal re anne
omcers here and others. About the or,fy eli ,sses
exciadedare the employees OF the govern n N:
printing ofice, Gas that establishment il not
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON SCHUETZsN vEREUN.
ANNUAL OPENING ANDMAY FESTIVAL,
on MONDAY, MAVIs, 1874, "A
AT THE sCRUETZEN PARK. -
PRIZE SHOOTING.
PRIZE BOWLING.
LADIES' PRIZE SHOOTING,
BANGING, FIREWORKS,
ILLUMINATE &C, &c.
Admission, IS cents
Admission TO the Pavilion, rs cents extra mil ..
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THE PRESIDENT was at the Capitol to-day,
where he passed some time in consultation with
various Senators, and afterwards gave a sitting
to Mir. Thorpe, the artist, for a portrait.
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THERE IS QUITE CONTEST going on for the
republican nomination tor congress IN the fifth
district OF Maine, the candidates being Eugene
Hale, present Incumbent, and Frederick A.
Pike, formerly the member,
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NoMINATKD-The President sent TO the
Senate to-day only one nomination, namely:
Medical director James Z. Palmer, 10 be chief
of the bureau OF medicine and surgery, Navy
Department.
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GEN. HOWARD AND THE INpIANs-Advice:
from Arizona represent that General Howard Is
pursuing wholly different course from tina,
adopted by Colyer He consults freely with
citizens. and seeks to give entire satisfaction Il
all parties. He will endeavOr to have the chief.
OF the Piawas, Papagoes and Maricanoas al
OF whom are friendly TO the whites and hostile
to the Apaches, accompany him to Washington
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Murders AND IvNca LAWSON law -..-r.
two men, named Fuden and Anderson. W. +,
murdered in Caldwell. Slmner county. X ausas.
by man named McCsrtv, who escaped into
Indian territory. vigilance committee i'm
mediateiy set out IA parsuit, aud fOand aul
shot him. After The return of the Williams
from their excursion an ARRAY occurred IN Wtl-
lingtOn, I'm which Jack lynch shot am wpunaa 4
two men. named Hopkins aud Clark. and re-
eeiNed two wounds himself Lynch Was arrest
ed, and the affair coming to the knowledge %
the committee. they marched over 20 violin.
ton, distance OF twenty miles. took I.yn ID
nom the orncers having him in custody, a. {
hung him.
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TRANSFERS OF NAVAL OFFICERs.-Lieut.
Socrates Hubbard has been ordered TO the Tus-
carora, and Assistant Paymaster John Breese
to duty on board the receiving ship New Hamp-
shire. Capt. j. b. Creighton has been detached
from special duty at New York on the Ist OF
June. and placed on waiting orders, and Passed
Assistant Paymsster j. Goodwin Hobbs from
The bureau OF provisions, SC, and ordered t.,
the Tuscarora.
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SOCIETY Conversation IN MICHIGAN.-The
Fort Lake Mining Gazette records the Follow
ing society conversation: Young Gentlemen
1.-The assembly here this evening, Miss --, Tar
exceeds Mr.. Van Anden's anticipation" Young
Lady" Hay, Wat yer say?" Young Gentle
man voice key higher 80 The assem biy he 20
this evening far exceeds Mr.. Van Anlen's anti
cipaton." Young Lady docking IN wonder
ment. l-"W'at Yer saw" Young gentleman
slightly ruffied) "There l. d-u big crow
here tonight, Miss -" Young LADY, bright
ening up. l.. Y slr-ae- bob. fhnra l. =,
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PERSONAL Frank Leslie, Baron Won Smir-
noff and wife, lace Blow,) Russia, and Hon.
George A. Pearce, Maryland, are at the Airing
ton. ...'H. De Morrell, editor Franco Ap,ey-ic0.
New York, is at Wormleys. ....Hon. VIM.
Loughbridge. and Hon. John Taffe, of Omaha
are at the National hotel. ....James +. Casey,
of New Orleans, is at the Imperial. ....Gov
Gilbert G. Walker, of Virginia, was on the floor
OF the House yesterdS. .-.Solicitor Bantie,d
of the Treasury Department has fullyrecoyered
from his recent Illness
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eIFrEo You've MAN, in Pula.ki, In.. has
been showing how completely his heart :
around the dwelling Of the cruel fair one AN
throwing stones In az the windows. This, a. a
means OF relieving the pent up feelings, NAV be
an Improvement on suicide, but IL does nj liz
play a very great wealth of resources.
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COLD BOILED MISSIONARY H. historical aul
may be delicious. at least Is less revolving than
the account OF how air. NOlkner Wa murdered
and eatedby fanatical New Zealandcrs. par Cd.
the witnesses testified: 4" saw Kereo1a " m
Mr.. Nolkner's head; he was standing IN the
pupil; IL was wrapped in calico: then saw him
gouge out Mr.. NolkneT's eyes; the right eve was
in his right hand and the left eve was ia his left
hand; then saw him put the right eve into d.
mouth and swallow il; then saw him Put the
lett eve into his MOUTH u stuck I'm bic throat ne
then drank something that thought was water,
till L saw the blood running down his chin
kereopa was executed shortly after. the natives
generally admitting the Justice OF the sentence =.
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the case of John Turner, OF Fairfay
county, Virginia, for $50, for commissary store.
taken by Union soldiers.
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TIE CARLIsr WAE IN SPAIS.-The Paris
Temps has q dispatch stating that a column OF
Spanish troops, which marched out OF BiIboa,
Was attacked and driven lack by insurgents
Inc same paper says: q Trustworty descriptions
OF the affair at Oraquieta show that the off ciaI
accounts greatly exag gersted its importance
only the rear OF the Carlist forces, 1 200 men.
was engaged, and the pr soners taken by the
government troops were Issarly all inhabitants
OF Oraquieta, suspected o. sympathiZing with
the Instruction. or the Carists actually in the
held, 200 We're put LOrs d. combat. Don Carlos
has succeeded in Joining his partisans. They
are as yet quiet. There are 200 insurgents in
Corona and 400 in Ieridx -
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WYoNING FOR GRANr-At the rsunbl;c.n
territorial convention in Rawlings, WYOMING
territory, yesterday, j. A. Campbell and j. w
Donelan where chosen delegates, and G. W.
Cory and g. W. Haynes alternates 10 the Phil.
adelphia convention. Resolutions were pasoed
endorsing Governor Campbell and President
Grant, and instructing the delegates % vote for
Grant 1t Phiiadelphia. "'
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The CLAIM OF WILLIAM MCGARRAHAS
against the United States was decided by the
United States and Mexican claims commission
Yesterday. McGsrrahan claimed against the
United States, under the shadow of the Mexica an
nationality OF Vicente p. Gomez, his guarantee
alleging that ss he (NIcGarrahan) had been
Illegally dispossessed of his mining lands bv the
courts OF the United States, he had an action
against Gomez, under the warranty of title
fioin Gomez to McGarrahan, and that hence
arose constructive injury to a Mexican Cit zen.
The claim as dismissed,
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BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-we
have nothing new tn chronicle under this head
tr ck-layers from this end crossed Mattawoman
swamp on Wednesday night, and are now in
Charles, working rapidly towards the other
force from which they are separated only by
force on the Washington branch has recentlT
been doubled, and now, With four large engines
and full complement Of hands, that tedious
Geoyotdn. - - s
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SThe New York Assembly have regularly
impeached Judge Barnard and APPOINTED

ne Hew f0rk Aeem6Iy have reRularly
impeached Judge Barnard ana sp6ointed
MANAGERS to conduct the ease.
The AUericaA Medical Association, which
has been in session for several days In Philadel-
phia, have adjourned siae die.
The republican state conventional LOUIS
lana has been called 10 meet ct Baton Rouge on
the 18th Of June, to nominate state officers. =
00The claimant in the Tichborne case, on
leaving Newgate pris0n on bail, went or in q
carriage and pair amid the cheers Of the popu-
lace.
ga new charter fer New York city has
passed the state legislature, the Senate recedina
from its amendment allowing appropriations
for sectarfan schools.
s0Tbe strike ofths carpenters In BROOKLYN
continues. The bosses held meeting and
decided to agree to the eight-hour system, to
take effect September LIST; but this CONCESSION 10
unsatisfactory. ,g -
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TENNESSEE PoLITICs.-The Tennessee dem
ocrauc convention hiss appointed a fti, IeleEt.
Ton 10 the Baltimore convention. .Ia~. hefo.
The close OF the convention Governor Brown
pentd ana made a speech. an which ne adm -
ted mat the democratic party Wa in the m nor
NY and could not succeed OF ttself He approve. Q
the action OF the convention relative o. fba g.
Slhnsu nominations, and expressed his hslef
hat success would crown their efforts he a.
etSu, however, the preservation OF the organ
zatloil OF the democratic party. Tnc liberal
republican state convention meets on a.
10Th inst. The executive committee has s,lr-
gested the appointment OF a liberal rle.ti,..
ucket, ana whether this viii be done nov - b..
the democratic convention has end,-seg -r..
CINCINNATI ticket. l. a natter OF specuiatior.
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THE PRESIDENT received but few visitors to-
day. Among them were Secretaries Belknap,
Fish and Boutwell,, and Iii L. Tappan, Presi-
dent OF Kenyon College.
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INTERNAL RgvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SiO7 ,16045.
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RECLAININS CHuD PROM A CuRsrS
ROT rs.-N csterdsy says the Troy T.a.r. e..
the -, W man named Mrs Shauulhan Al
riyCd here from New York In ron parv with a
lawyer. and proceeding % the hote, Nhrre the
members OF the International Jircu- troupe
are stopping dsmSuded the restoration 81 l,r
daaghter, child q eleven wears 81 age. Wht -
was in the custody % Mr.. Perry .thr hsreha a
and four-horse equestrian OF the COMPANY. o.
seems that Mr.. and Mn. Perry oh'aiued lie
child some four or tive years Sgo froa he com
misstoners Of charity snd correction I'm tle city
of New York, the little girl. then y mere babe
having been abandoned by her mother a. ~
understand, and placed IN the care at the col-
missioreTs. Mr.. Perry took out tie nr,es,ar.
papers giving him supreme contrul ~ TIE = %
ard wHs educating her an egur~'ricnu.
4 he me, her was armed with legal dpcumeu's
recover the child, aud although Mr.. aud NJ.
Terry were mach attached 20 her aul she -,
them. Mr.. Perry deemed Il the wisesf course .
SURF ndcr the girl, aud not have any trOul. -
with the mother N T. said the child lll n
know lie mother. and cried bitterly on part. .
WITH her iriends-the only parents she D. IA e,.
khown. Members OF the troupe inform n n
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry treated tue child with s..
greatest tenderness She was known on thrp.tN
biil A. ID ulie. the infant female eguestrienna
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We have authority for saying that the state
ment published in A morning paper that the
arbitration at Geneva under the Treaty OF
Washington, 4" is a. an end &c, is without
foundation in facr. Correspondence on the
subject OF the treaty is still going on, and there
is no Immediate prospect OF an abandonment by
this government OF arbitration as n means OF
the settlement OF the differences between the
United States and England.
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RAAAAiA orSiSiiANs,9~
No. 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AvENrI.
Genuine Brazilian Pebble eDecfaoles. !krls.tf
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+ IN Join ALL.

INCOLN HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, MayI
MANNING'S MINsTRELs,
TEE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
Under the personal supervision of the Greatest
BILLY MANNING, the Meteor of the West,
e and aa9
Snd OF 0y
ply. Ricaido,- the wonderful; the Vocal sextette;
J. II. Rainier, +. NJ Kane. Alf Beneer, led 10y Hath
away Orc hestra of ten performers.
Prices of admission. 90 and 70 cents Deserved
seats for sale at Ellis Music Store. m9It
Anew NATIONAL THEATER.
MAGNIFICENT SUCc Ess:
THE cRIFIcs UNANIMOUSLY If T; Pst | s =
1hiH WIEN ff AND safrkbh SS M RtfsN The
Alter months Of preparation Charles N. Barras'
Romantic Ss.staenlar prama n tour aets,
with new aud Rorg 'ous scenery elegant costumes
AND GRAND BALLET
pr.,.,. THREE HI PRINCIPAL DANCERS,
Premier Tanseu,e...M lie sopbie semmelsburk.
FIFTEEN coKI M sES kED FULL CORPS
MISS KATE siNThEy" AS srAL4CrA.
Ii surpassed any hing of the kind that has ever
tirGH.
it Is the most prsiseworthy attempt of the kind
ever seen in this city.-ChTOaicis.
itwas unsnim 3usly agreed that Saville had sx-
Stedtd the anicpations OF the most singuire of his
The D. rformance closed with grand transform
tion scene OF dazzling brlliancy and ingenious and
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CLAIM AGENTS AND TREASURY EMPLOYEES
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued a
general order that prevents dsbursing Off GERS
and agents attorneys, claim agents or other
persons acting for themselves or in behalf o,
others. having accounts in process of settlement
from confering with any employe of the depart
ment In relation thereto. except upon written
express permission from the secretary, ssSstan
secretary, or chief clerk OF the department. o.
head OF the Office in which the account i,
pending. No person may have access to the
records or files OF the department except upon
express written permission from one of the
officers above named. ANY empoye violatin,
this order is subject to be dismissed from office.
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HOT OR COLD.


Every New Yorker knows that his suf-
ferings during the cheated term" which,
let us hope, is now at an end, were not
measured by degrees of Fahrenheit or CEN
tigrade; most of our readers have probably
been amazed, not to say indignant, to find
that on some days of exceptional sweltering,
the thermometer indicated comparatively
low temperature, whilst their inner con-
sciousness suggested something near the
boiling point. In fact, our sensations of
heat depend much less on the actual tenn
perature of the atmosphere than on its con-
dition as TO dryness or moisture. In dry
air cooling process is constantly going on
in the evaporation Of the perspiration; but
when the air is already saturated with
moisture this evaporation no longer Oc-
ours, and under snch circumstances
one viii feel hotter with the thermometer
at IS degrees than on a dry Gay when it
marks 100 degrees. They, therefore, who
wish to learn on rising the probable discom-
fort of the coming day should consult
hygrometer rather than the thermometer,
which too often only mOcks their woe. If
there be as much vapOr of water in the
heated air as it can conveniently hold, then
prepare for misery which nothing can allevi-
ate, aud shun all bodily exertion as little
short of self slaughter. If, on the other
hand, the atmosphere be thirsty and with
never so little motion in it, then may you
snap your fingers at The "nineties" and play
innings of cricket, or row boat races, or
clamor and gesticulate like the one frantic
before the "Gold ROOM or DO such other
other things AS New Workers insist on do
ing in theSroiling sun, and all with impu-
nifty, If not with comfort.
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serious Disturbances.

The miners at Derain, Department du
Nord, who. are on the strike, made an at
tack to-day upon detachment of troops
which had been sent to that place to pre-
serve the peace. The troops were com
PEELED TO fire upon their assailants, killing
one of them aud wounding several. Forty
of the attacking miners were arrested and
lodged in prison.
Disturbances also were occasioned last
night by the strikers IN the city of Anglin,
Department du Nord; they were, however,
easily suppressed by troops without casual
ty. Reintorcements Of troops have arrived
from Paris with tents aud provisions, as if
for lengthy stay. Thiers has written to
the projects Of the departments as well as
to the commanding General instructing
them to use their utmost endeavor to MAIN
tain order.
The disturbance a. Anglin nevertheless
renewed this morning and troops who were
pelted with stones Oy the rioters, and
forced to use their muskets. killing
one of the strikers. Otherwise the depart
ment of Nord as well as the entire depart
ment of Somme are undisturbed and the
men made no demands on their employers.
The troubles in coal mining districts are
believed to be caused by members of inter-
national society of Belgium.
CRrIist Arms.
The Government authorities have seized
a quantity of arms near the Spanish FROM
tier, which are believed to hav beeen in
tended for the use of the insurrectionists
against the Government of Amadeus.
Death of Due De Guise.
Duke De Guise, son of Duke d. Aumale,
died to-day of scarlet fever. He was born
at Twickenham, England, on the 5th of
January, 1854.