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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13

A Card.-Watrs Nervous Antidcte Cured
my congregation Of Rheumatism Neuralgia and
Debility. Rev s. W. KING, Brooklyn.
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meeting of the committee appointed by the
Produce Exchange inquire into the coopers strike
was called yesterday at the Aston House, but IN
consequence or the few members present " was
adjourned subject to the call OF the CHAIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13

Down They GOETHE Costly Hair Dyes
that require hours to- bring ont duh annstuTai Nrs are
being driven out OF The market by HILLS lNSFANrANE
Gus HAIR DYE, The cheapest the purest and the best
article of It's kind sold In America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13

The collision between two freight trains the Ohio END
Mississippi Railroad greatly magn6ed in its
quences by reports yesterday morning. The accident
occurred near Mitchell light
damaged the train eastward
DELAYED ten hours. There loss of life
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Removal.

spices Toofhachc Drops'' Cure In One Min.
Ute. ILL'S HAIR DYE. black or brown, OnlyjJ csntI
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Assassination Of His Excellency Fan
Mayo, the Governor General.

He is Stabbed by Mohammedan Convict-DeatA
Almost Immediately Sketch Of the De-
ceased statesman-History Of His
Public Life-Efsct on Change
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AugeIrs Turkish Ba'.hs, Lexington Ave.
Twentyaf,h street Gentemen every day and
NIL night: ladies' dav and ,Dg; best ventilation; highest
best shampoo ng gratuites aiyanlages
unequAlled; Europe outdOne,
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S TOUR.
Arrival Of the General and Lieutenant Grant in
Rome-The American Fleet in the
Bay Of Naples.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW f0ax aEaALl

ROME, Feb. Z, 1871
General william 7. Sherman, Colonel Joseph
c. Andenreid and Lieutenant Frederick d. Grant.
Of the United states Army, have arrived IN this CITY,
THE FLEET IN THE BAY OF NAPLES.
The United States feet, Admiral Alden command
ing has arrived IN the Bay Of Naples, where Will
await the arrival OF General Sherman and party
after their departure from this city,.
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sketch @: the Earl Of Mayo.


Richard Sonthwell Bourke, Earl OF Mayo, who
has been cut of from life in sudden and violent a
manner In India, was an eminent statesman and
experienced servant OF the Crown OF England. lie
was the eldest son OF Robert, the fifth earl OF that
title by his wife Anne Charlotte. daughter OF the
late John Jocelyn. Esq, OF Farhill, county Louth
Ireland. The late Governor General OF India was
born In 1922 He was educated at trinity College, Dub.
n and took the degree or A. M. In 1914. He served
rs ChieG secretary O Ireland ut different periods and
was appointed Governor General or India In the
year 1865. His rule in the East was an exceedingly
brilliant one Tor the interests OF England III ASIA.
He reconciled many hostile native chiefs, and
within year past JOurneyed over a large portion
OF The empire, meeting the most powerful OF the
native leaders IN friendly Durbar, conference In
state. He was joined just lately by his wife, the
TO any higher distinction under the Crown than nat
with which he was already honored. In Ireland he
was cassed as u 'bad landlord" IL has been
alleged, indeed, that he exacted the most
trinng charges OF money income from his mpov-
crushed countrymen and tenants, even when roll
ing in the wealth which his exalted Official position
secured to him. These things may nave been done
merely IN his name, but his reputation as a man
and d Christian gentleman suffered not less owing
TO the occurrence IN the eyes OF the Impoverished
people and others at home In consequences.
Earl Mayo, previous TO his elevation to the British
peerage, was member OF the House OF Commons,
representing In his minor title OF Lord Mas, XII
dare COleralne and COckermOuth at intervals. Ills
son and heir IL DermOt +. Wyndham Bourke Lord
Mas, born In 1851 and educated at Elton.
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A.-Royal HavanA Lottery.-J. Is. Martinez
CO., Bankers. 10 Wall box 4s5 New York Post ohcs
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Personal Intelligence.

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. ............. q
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Magnitude Of Marine insurance Premiums
During tho Raids of tho Rebel Cruisers.
During the war OF the rebellion, while the Ala
bama and other cruisers fitted out IN England were
anoat. the premium for insurance OF United States
vessels and cargoes was increased nearly or quite
100 per cent, To indicate how much was paid Ivy
our merchants and shipowners on account or these
cruisers being permitted 10y England to be at large
let us mention the fact that the marine premiums
accruing In the business OF one OF our insurance
companies during the past year Qs71) was
S7,4464 69-this In period Of peace and
at time when our shipping was less
IN amount than 1t was during the
premiums we have quoted Is that earned by the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company OF this city, to
managed companies In the world taking risks on
property at sea. But there are several scores OF
marine insurance companies IN the country, none
perhaps doing so large business as the Atlantic,
yet many OF them earning premiums the annual
aggregate OF which Is counted by millions OF dol
lars. The reader may INFER from the above and
from the appended table the cost to our merchants
and shipowners OF the Alabama and her coad)utors-
British authorities
10 show more IN detail the increase OF premiums
paid by our merchants anu shipowners in conse.
quence If not OF the ''acts' OF the Alabama aud
other rebel cruisers. certainly the direct consequence
OF the TACT OF those vessels being permitted to sail
from English ports to prev upon our commerce, we
compile from the files IN this Office the figures show
Ing the premiums earned by the above named COM
which those vessels crulSed, TO witt
PREMIUMS RECEIVED BY ONE NEW YORK ms TRANCE
COMPANY.
Years. AMOUNT
1852. S4SJO. 1893 05
1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5S93,647 Is
1910. lOOOo,OOl ~
1904. 996o, III 81
1865. 8952,47l So
1S7l.............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7446,452 60
The reader VIII observe that during the two years
In the above table IN which the rebel cruisers
afOat-namely, 1868 and iS64-tne premiums re-
celved by the company were nearly doubled, the In.
crease solely growing out OF war risks, lnasmuch
as from causes which we need not recapitulat our
commerce on the ocean was lessened instead Of
being augmented in those years,
The Increase in the cOmpanys premiums since
the war, we apprehend, Is not attributable to d
general Increase Of United states commerce on the
ocean. but from the fact, among Others, that the
company has succeeded to the business In later
years OF certain large insurance concerns which
have meantime suspended or falled well to
the fact tnat the good management and repute or
the company named has attracted insurers to IL.
Certain II Is that the maritime commerce OF the
United states has declined instead of inCreasi ng
since the day that the Alabama and her cons0rts
steamed from British ports to make the ships and
cargoes or our citizens their prey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13

Tie Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated bv the thermometer at Iudnuts Phar-
macg, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street and
DR..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13

II Your Hntr Is Falling Out, shows
signs of disease, II be arrested by using
| PHALON>S CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGORATOR. This
ce before the public that further
comment Is Sold by all drulgata 5l7 Bsoad
|
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corhsr Murray street.
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TrleCHAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. IL, 1s72-P. M.
report is prevalent throughout London this ar.
ternoOn to the effect that Lord Mayo. Governor Gem
eral OF india, has been stabbed and killed by con.
vict at Port Blair, Andaman Islands.
The influence OF the report Is already lelt on tho
Stock Exchange. The prices OF all securities affected
by Indian affairs are lower.
The authority for the statement however, Is not
yet traced.
Cabinet Conformation Of the Terrible News
Parliamentary Tribute the Memory Of
the Statesman.
LONDON, Feb. IL. 1S72-NIght
In the House Of LORDS this evening the Duke OF
Argyle announced that the government has received
Official Information OF the assassina OF the Gov
ernor General OF India, the Earl OF Mayo; and with
several Otner Lords pronounced eulogies ON the
deceased.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Gladstone stated
that on the evening OF the inst. the Earl OF Mayo
was stabbed by Mohammedan convict and soon
after receiving his wound expired
The Premier proceeded to express 'the regret the
whole country would feel at the sudden death Of
this distinguished statesman"
Mr.. Dsraei referred TO the great public services
OF the deceased In terms OF the highest praise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-06-22
Widows s Orphans of 800 Members
The.
Sum of nearly 100000,

its losses, in proportion 10 the number OF the insured and the
amount Of Insurance, have been remarkably few and hEnt.
To every person seeking mutual insurance this fact Ia very
important.
The cost Of the Insurance depends upon the vitality Of the
Company in which you insure, and the best proof Of inherent
vitality is the low ratio Of claims in the past.
Ratio OF losses on new business OF 1870, not one dollar on a
policy. -
The Prompt Commissioned Of the Ne'o York Life
Insurance Department thus report Or the
Security:
We now come 10 a brilliant, onward. approved embodiment
OF American Life Insurance-the Security Life Insurance Com
pany of New York. A politician would say, the Security is
The peoples choice. Ii has certainly strong popular endorse-
m-nt. By the Atlantic, the Mississippi, and the Pacific, the
voice of thousands speak it fair. The Security attained the
greatest increase of annual business in 1870 over 1859 Of all
the life companies Of the United States. When this is cOnsid-
cred In connection with the past progress Of the Office, its
future rank on the life roll i n subject of no difficult conjecture.
Even with the additions If 1870 there is no disproporto1ae
outgrowth. 1t has been regularly built up to the present pro-
portion, not suddenly projected forward. 1t has passed ahead
of other companies by the due operation and momentum OF is
own normal law OF accumulation.
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M. M'INERNY,
Agent aI HOnOIuIu.

N. B.-.This is the only Company in the
United States who Charge no extra rate
for INSURANCE on WOMEN or for
Seamen. mh16 2m
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One Substantial Wood House

New everything. The undersigned, is pleased to inform the pub
lie generally that he has purchased the above well known prem
ises for the purpose Of carrying on a frst-class hotel business
in all its branches, and having had the same completely reno
waited and elegantly furnished in every particular, it S now open
for the reception Of guests. The lsrder will be supplied with
the best tho market sRords. Also, having engaged the services
OF a hrst-cisss Chefe de Cuisine, he is prepared to suit the
taste OF the most fastIdiOus, and no expense or pains viii be
spared to make this hotel the favorite with the public OF Homo
lulu Being Centrally located and free from dust and inconve-
niences, t offers great Inducements for merchants and others to
give him q call. He hopes by strict attention to the wants and
comforts OF his gdests, to merit a liberal share Of public pat
ronage. Terms reasonable, further particulars made known
by Supplying on the premises, to
ms 6n. n. A. THAYER. Propriet0r.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SESSION OF 1872.

TsMTY-SINTH DAY. June 18th.
Hon. Mr. Carter from Select Committee on the
subject Of the Masters and Servants Law, referred TO
them to consider whether any amendments we're nee
essAry thereto, reported nine bills on the subject.
which they viii introduce at an early day. Report
accepted
The Attorney General gave notice Of intention to
introduce a bill to amend the law relating to juries.
His II. Prince Luualilc read for the FIST time, a
proposed amendment to the Constitution, repeating
Art % Of that instrument. Ordered for thursday
next.
Hon. Dir. Naihe offered a resolution to the effect
that the Board Of Health officially inform the people
Of all the districts as 10 the prevalence Of the small
pox in Honolulu, the numbers, sc. After discussing
the resolution three-quarters of an hour, it was laid
on the table.
ORDER or TIE DAT.
The bill to amend Sec. 20 of the law TO regulate
the Board Of Education, providing that children
shall attend school until Is years Of age) was read a
second time, and debated at length.
Hon. Mr.. Bishop thought the law as it stool was
well enough. providing for attendance on school
from 6 to Isl At the latter age. it was time for
young people to be learning a trade or occupation,
and if any young person was anxious to secure an
education, there was nothing 70 prevent their going
TO school after they were Is. There was TOO much
their parents when they were able to earn their own
livings.
Hon. A. F. Judd was of the same opinion as the
last speaker. You can lead a horse to water, but you
can't make him drink.
Hon. Mr.. Poll was in favor of the bill, and ex-
planned the evils now existing in the school system,
and which he thought the amendment would remedy.
The bill was rejected by a vote OF Is TO Is.
The bill to enable the Board of Education TO estab-
fish Trade Schools, was read n second time. The in
PRODUCER of the bin (Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock) thought
that schools of this description might be maintained
with but little additional expense in connection with
government boarding schools.
Hon. Mr.. Carter thought the intent of the Trainer
of the bill was a good one, if ii could be carried out.
1t ought to be made to apply to the Reformatory
School.
Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock said that the Board had DOW
the power by law to carry on trades at that school.
Hon. Mr.. Carter The only fault l find with this
bill is, that it is not definite enough to carry out the
objects desired, on a regular plan. The
central idea of the bill is a good one, and 1 could
wish it had been more fully developed as to plan.
Without coming to II vote on the bill, the House
adjourned. -
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Though this Company has demonstrated the rslue Of Life
Insurance by distrihuiing among the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
The Canada Horse Disease.

This fearful scourge has spread into
this county, and large per cent Of the
horses are sick with it, (some Say 90 per
cent? Stages are suspended or reduced
to "one.horse. affairs" and run with nc
regularity. All the livery stables in the
county are affected, and 10 most of them
not we'll horse can be found. The rail.
road teams are not yet much affected, but
fears are entertained that the disease will
embarras the work, though the greatest
precautions will be taken to prevent any
delay on this account.
A veterinary surgeon in this town rec.
ommends footed gum, epicac and lobelia
as medicsne to quicken the circulation,
(which in this disease is said to be quite
'thick, y and the treatment mentioned 10
other parts of this paper. Aconite has
been given with good results by some in
this vicinity.
DR., Hoskins, of the Vermont Farmer
Gays the disease is not necessarily ia
tai Que; 50 far from its being so, ifproper.
ly treated at its beginning, there will be
few deaths. 1t is characterised by sore
throat slight swelling of the glands; loss
of appetite, severe hacking cough, with a
discharge of brownish yellow matter from
the nostris, quick pulse, quickened respi-
retion, great feebeuess, and ycIlowness of
tho eyes and mucous membrane. the lat.
ter giving indication of implication of the
liver. The respiratory organs, however,
are the principal parts affected, but the
disease being a blood poison. any animal
having had previous disease by which any
organ, or system of organs. have become
weakened, will at once show symptoms ill.,
dicatlng arrangement of these organs. The
horse quite well, or slightly affected.
should not be taken out in wet weather,
and If they have to beso, should be warm.
ly covered. Affected animals should be
kept in we'll ventilated stable, and fed
upon hot soft food easily digested, such
as linseed tea, oatmeal Cruel, bran mash.
es or boiled oats or barley.
The appetite of invalids should be
tempted by carrots, apples, or any other
appetizers ola similar kind. In a. stables
chloride or carbolate of lime should be
literally used as disinfectant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30

This The present prorFieioFs IN spiF't Of
short-sighied Vandalism have isseled Is
4 site for q hotel nos IN course Of con-
sirucsion. Ii is three hundred and iWen-
ty.foar feet in front. aud an immeBsiiy OF
rear and wings. Il Is advertised to be
ready for IL ~ hundred gaesls Ia june
1873.
In this immediate neighborhoOd is the
White Mountain House, kept BY Boun-
sevel ard Coburn. true gentlemen. eour-
ieous aud attentive, aud the kind Of land
lords one likes to pairouizc--men who are
properly supplemented By their respect
i've ladies, aud good cook.
Four miles brings Us to Carroll where
is located the Twin Mountain House, kept
by A I. aud o. +. Barrow. Col. Bar
row 1.-THE scnivrl evident y thinks be Knows
something obout hot ll.keeping, being the
proprietor of this, the Crawford Notch
House. aud Quo at White River Junction.
three IN all
| intended to take trip to Mt. Wash
ingion. but II is getting late, aud | will
wait till next week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30

aoier add Opiuioa. No oos better thai
be kuous shat a mans character must b
to live in history. TO 60 down to PosteTiiy
an honor 10 himself and bis eoauiTy
viii be sacrifice. will be demOraliEe, tbs
name. the reputation, the character, th'
fame that has oOsi him fifty years Of aux
iOus toll. hard study. aud deep research
Of fierce struggling aud mighty battling
for the right, for the piiiable qualification
Of eating bis own words. going back %
himself, and four years an hs Wan,
Holsep
Well, that is what neither party eau
tell.
Mr.. Greeley IN his speech at Concord,
says in exienuation Of the accusation 50
often brought against him. that he is liza
bic 10 change his opinion. that he is a
wiser nan to day than he was yesterday
That prerogative allows a man great mar
gIn, if he advances an idea to-day, or
suggests a policy tomorrow, he may be a
wiser man the next day but which party
will be benefited by the change of base
is the important question, iu this crisis.
SrowE.