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rFrom the Omaha Bee. March 24.l
RAILROAD ELECTION.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 20. 1873.
The stockholders and directors Of the Lake Erie,
Evansville and Southwestern Railroad met here
yesterday, and elected g. H. Ellery, OF New York,
President; Robert Patterson, OF Seymour. Ind,
Vice President; w. Hart Smith, OF New York,
Treasurer; W. F. Ward, of New York, Secretary ;
w. s. Ford, ofEvansville Assistant secretary, and
ahe following Directsrs:-G. II. E!ery, d. D, Faux
Mo-; Caleb T. Henry, Mason, N. Y; James I. Coe,
Boston, Mass W. n. H. Dye, Troy, N. y; j. N.
McBeth, Belefontaine; II. Haines ST., Easton,
terson, Seymour, Ind; M. Henning, Evansville,
Ind.
The Directors and committee OF the Chamber
Df Commerce met in the evening at the Allen
House, and had very satisfactory conference re-
garding the prospects OF the road, q part OF which
Is expected to be In operation BY July neU
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christ's Gospel, you need only follow the lead
bf the Rev. De Witt Talmage to bring the
ballet and the Bible together in six months
Parson Talmage has done much to degrade
his sacred Office; but he can go much further.
II he desired to picture an old-time wedding
he might have heightened it by some of the
Did thalamic ceremonies-the bridal music
Rnd the posset He might have had Victor
Hugos "Smiling angel at the door with his
nnger on his rosy lips" ANY of his brother
Stage managers would have got the machinery,
The angel (blonde or brunette) and the cal
cium light ready for him. In these omissions
ne have no doubt many Of the audience his
posters called together were disappointed
BE may yet have a baptism or burial service
On the stage, with real little heather or
Zeal corpse. They demand scarcely less
sacred rites than the marriage ceremony, and
as Talmage has sold theatre tickets for the
ONE why not for the others? The proceeds Of
hll this proclamation are to go, side by side
with the earnings of the good ladies ct the
lair tables, to build church for Talmage to
bfhciate in. What sort of O church can it be
Will it have proscenium boxes, parquet and
gallery, footlights, stage, "aies," swings"
hnd dressing rooms like the Academy Of
MusicP 1t is painful that these questions
should follow SO naturally on the source from
whence the money comes. But Mr.. Talmage
is responsible and not ourselves. When o
minister becomes buffoon it does not much
matter; but when he drags his religion into
Ehe circus along with himself and still calls
himself q minister, he has dealt blow to re-
Ggion which she can i'll afford to meet in these
days Of waning faith. This is what the Rev.
De Witt Talmage has done.
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England, was again brought before the lord Mayor
at the Justice Room OF the Mansion House to-day
for examination. Among the witnesses examined
was the manager OF the Continental Bank. who
upon being shown photograph OF Bidwell ideiui-
fed him as the party who opened an account with
that institution under the name of Horton.
The manager also gave the details OF several ex-
tensive transactions had with tho bank by Bid
well, and expressed his belief that Noyes was
merely clerk for the really guilty parties.
The examination was further adjourned.
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ENGLAND.
A Crazy American Claiming Royal Consanguin-
ity-Coal Miners Strike.
1ElEtRiM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March %, 1873
An insane American appeared at the lodge gate
OF Windsor Castle yesterday and demanded adj
mittance to see the Queen, alleging that Her Ma
jesty was his mother. He was arrested by the
guard, and upon being threatened with incercera-
ton in mad house promised to return to the
United States.
COAL MINERS ON STRIKE.
Twenty-Five hundred coal miners in the Bolton
Farnwortn district have struck.
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The following special report to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
the Spanish capital
MADRID, March 20, 1873.
There has been severe fighting generally
between the Spanish government troops and
the insurgent forces, in the course of which
the Carlists claim to have obtained an i'm
portant victory.
The soldiers of the Republic retroacted
against their commanders.
MUNICIPAL AND MILITARY SURRENDER TO THE
CARLIsTs.
Gronollers, being very much demoralized,
has been captured by the Carlists under Cen
eral Sabalis The small garrison serving at
the post surrendered.
CITY DEMONSTRATION FOR THE COMMUNE.
out door demonstration commemorative of the
Paris Commune
FATAL STREET FIGHT.
At Barcelona there has been street fight,
in which six persons were killed.
Senior OlozaRa's Resignation OF the
French Embassy-Carlist Operations
for the Capture OF Madrid.
PARIS March 2s, 1873.
Sefor Olozaga resigned as Spanish Minister at
Paris, because he dsapproved OF the insuficiently
conservative policy pursued by the Madrid gov
eminent
CARLIsT MOVEMENTS AGAINST MADRID.
It is stated that the Carlists aim at the capture
Of Pampeluna IS base Of operations against
Madrid.
THE CURE OF SANTA CRUz's CONDUCT.
Advices from Carlist sources say that full in
quiry acquits the Cure Of Santa Cruz from the
charge OF committing atrocious acts Of cruelty
upon prisoners.
DON Carlos Preparation for March ON
Madrid.
LONDON. March %, 1873.
The Carlst committee in this city publish q
denial OF the reports that Don Carlos has gone to
Geneva abdicated his claims to the throne OF
Spain. The members OF the committee say the
King don Carlos) is actively preparing for an adj
vance Of his army upon Madrid, and will head the
troops on the day fixed for the movement.
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FRANCE.
Legislative Action Against the Citizenship Of
the Bonapartes.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS March %, 1873.
The petition Of Prince Jerome Napoleon praying
for French citizenship is to be presented In the Ma
tlonal Assembly tomorrow. Upon its Introduction
the government will instantly propose to pass to
the order Of the day. and in the event Of an ad-
verse vote will Immediately introduce bill ban
ishinQ the Bonapartes from France.
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AN EXECUTION POSTPONED.

ST. LOUIS, March g. 1873
Judge Primm, OF the Criminal Court, to-day pest
poned the execution Of Anton Holme, the wife
murderer, from April 8 to November 10. The pris-
oner's counsel filed bill OF exception, and the case
will probably go to the Supreme Court, as new
trial will be had
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A POLICEMAN SHOT AT.

Ofncer Haggerty, Of the Seventh precinct. was
shot at three times last night by burglars whom
he disturbed in South street, near Market. They
in the act OF going into the storehouse No. $50
South street when the officer discovered them. He
nred two shots at them, but they escaped. DR..
Savile attended to the policemans wounds.
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fields.
ANOTHER INTERVIEW.
An interview was had with Boston Charley
and Bogus Charley, both of whom came out
under tho bluffs and evinced a desire to say
something. Bogus Charley desired the imme-
diate return Of the horses captured by
Colonel Biddle, and further stated that he
would have come out beyond the limits of the
rocks to-day if he had obtained horse to
carry him. It is probable that the Commits
sioners will send to Yreka and get new
horse for him as means of testing his
. sincerity
ALL TO SEE TIE LAND OF PROMISE.
Another Of the Peace Commission will 90
out with the next scout, and then anothe or
until these peace men have all viewed the
promised land from the bluff It is uncertain
how long these gentlemen will stand on In
dian etiquette and red tape; but they will
probably thus remain until they have been
thoroughly fatigued, when the official foot
will be put down and this ridiculous farce be
brought to an end.
WHAT TERMS TO BE OFFERED NOW?
The members of the Commission well know
the terms on which the Modocs will make
peace and whether these terms are acceptable
to the government and the general opinion
prevails that they could so arrange matters as
to make peace at once if they desired to bring
the business to close. What they intend to
offer next is unknown, or when they expect to
quit.
MILITARY AND CIVIL JEALOUSY.
Some members of the Commission complain
that they have been held back by authority
and prevented from obtaining an interview
with Captain Jack so as to thoroughly VEN
tilate the questions Mt issue themselves. IF
there is any just ground for this complaint,
which am inclined to doubt, it would seem
that there is q little jealousy between the
military and civil powers, each, according to
the latter, being DESTROYS of the honor of con-
GLIDING peace. do not think that such is the
case, although on several occasions it has
looked that way. Candy is scarcely the man
to encourage any such complication.
WHAT THE INDIANS DESIRE.
The Indians tell the interpreters that they
will be willing to negotiate for peace if they
can have their home on Lost River probably
they might even consent to 60 to Yianax
reservation. Up to the present, however, no
effort has been made to effect peace on these
terms.
RECRUITS ARRIVED.
Lieutenant Boutte and fifty-two recruits for
the various cavalry companies arrived here
yesterday via Yreka.
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DEv1NE SENTENCED TO BE HANGED

SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1873.
John Divine, convicted OF the murder Of August
Ramp, was to-day sentenced to be hanged on the
9th OF May. BY the advice OF his counsel the pris-
oner declined to make statement to the Court be-
fore sentence was passed on nim
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Oted.

HAvENs.-At Hoboken, N. j., ELIZABETH FRANCES
HAvENs, wife Of Renslear Ravens, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
past two O'Clock, from tho Methodist Episcopal
church. washington street, between Seventh and
and Eighth, HobOken.
IFbt Other Deaths See Ninth Panel
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Vienna Exposition.

Vienna Exposition.
The time for sending the LADIES' FINE SHOES
which are making for the Vienna Exposition has been
extended few days to enable us to complete our de-
signs We have the pleasure to inform friends and
the public gensrally that these goods will be exhibit
ten 81 and IS Thomas street. Monday and Tuesday,
March 81 and April when sha pleased any
one who may wish to view them. EDWIN O. BURT. y
and Is Thomas street. near Broadway, New York
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Acknowledged 20 be q Wonderful Med
icine-Gracfc nberg Marshall's CArHOLTCONfor weak
ness and disability Sold BY druggsts 81 30 per bottle
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A MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS March %, 1879
Tom Burke, notorious cabman, was shot and
Killed by Robert Despercy this morning.
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CARLIST CLAIM OF AN IMPORTANT VICTORY.
Military Reaction Against the Republic
and Municipal Surrender.
Com nm unism and Riot i'm Some
Of the Chief Cities.
DON Carlos Said To Be Preparing to
March on Madrid.
Itl1caAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special report to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
the Spanish capital
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Abr. h. G. Perry, Derma to1ogist, 40
Bond street New York cures with PRESCRIPTIONS espe;
UntimeIy Gray Hair; Dandruf, Ringworm, Salt Rheum
or any disease or complaints Of the scalp.
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;,i loyal Havana Lottery.-Circulars and
'ht.ornation furnished K ORTEGA
rost ohice box l5f6. No Wall street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prsxes Cashes
Post Office box 1888 W." sHooS
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A.-For Pimples ON the Face, Black-
heads and Fleshworms use PERRY'S IMPROVED COME
DONE AND PTMPLE REMEDY, the great skin medicine.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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on.cs non Waterproors FOR Ladies' and
plisewrppnWr elegant Styles Just received by HUNT
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Cautionl Caution S-B0ker's Bitters.
Parties Wishing 70 buy these celebrated Bttes and de
srous Of obtaining the genuine article are cautioned
against the limitations and coupterfes offered In the
American markets by interruptions but easily
recognized by the poor way in which they generally
are put and principally by their ye taste while the
able and pleasant every refined TASTE and has nothing
Of the apohecary shop Bpy SnE Of houses
Post ONCE hox No LOIS. &C Liberty street, N. Y.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHARLES DICKENS WORKS.
A NEW EDITION,

Among the numerous editions Of the works OF this
greatest Of English Novelists there has not been until
now one that entirely satisfies the public demand.
without exception they have strong dstinc-
tive objec ton.
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All Remedies are Too Latc when the
lungs are destroyed Extinguish cough once with
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan
use PRRRY,S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street.
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A.-FashfOn and Economy.-A Beautl-
full hat Is the chief attraction in gentemans wearing
apparel None can excel EsPENscHEID, the Hat Man.
combines all the excellencies that mechanism perfect
and long experience concentrate In hat Try
them lib Nassau street.
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THE HERALD AND ITS ADVERTISEMENTS

iFrom the Columbia Is C) herald, March 241
The annals Of newspaper enterprise have never
before recorded such triumph as the NEW YORK
HERALD has achieved in its advertising columns.
Sixty-seven columns, worth at least twenty thou
sand dollars day, Is astonishing evidence
pf well-deserved success. 1t is estimated that
the expense OF the HERALD dispatches alone
Is largely in excess Of the entire yearly cost
of most foreign journals, and to the indomi
table energy and enterprise OF its founder the
country owes debt Of gratitude for his superla-
tive achievements. The American press is famous
the world over its enterprise is unexampled and
proves the Unsuitable thirst OF the American people
for Information upon every subject from every quar-
Der Of the globe.
From the Alexandria (va.) Gazette, March 27]
The NEW YORK HERALD on Sunday last con-
Hained sixty-seve columns OF advertisements and
was compelled by the pressure OF news matter to
emit eight columns, which would have made the
unprecedented amount OF seventy-nvo columns OF
advertising In single number.
From the Omaha Bee, March 24l
y BY our morning dispatches we learn that the
HEw YORK HERALD Of yesterday had sixty-seven
columns of advertisements which, at the usual
rates, amounted to over twenty-thousand dollars
for single insertion. This has been equaled
In the annals OF journalism.
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W. CARLETON CO., OF New York which, 1t is beiIeyed
will In every respect completely satisfy the popular
demand. 1t is known as
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Attention, All !-Lace Curtains from
auction elling less than gold cost
q. l. KELTY 4 CO, Broadway, near Aston place.
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KEY WEST, March %, 1873.
learn from Cuban sources, underground,
that General Ceballos, the commander of the
Spanish forces in Cuba, has been removed
under orders from Madrid and is now in
Havana awaiting an opportunity to report
directly to the home government
His threat to shoot o. Kelly as spy, in con-
nection with the recent order from Madrid ex-
tending protection over O'Kelly from the new
government in Spain, is surmised among
leading Cubans here as the cause of this
action.
Great anxiety is felt here among Cubans, in
the absence of any intelligence from O. Kelly
regarding his safety, in view of the lawless
control which the Spanish volunteers exercise
in the island.
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A.-For q First Class Hat at Popular
prices go to DOUGAN 102 Nassau street, Of
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SHOWS PICTORIAL Penrls-A Noted Com.
lection for Coughs, Sore Throats ami Hoarseness SoiA
by Druggists rs cents per boy n ri SW11W ssoI.
Manufacturer. New Haven Conn. - ''""' ''"
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JNULL SUPPLY NOW READY
THE NATIONAL QuARTERLT REVIEW.
VOL. XVI. NO. LII. lSPRING NUMBERD
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FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS A SPECIALITY
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CALL examine and judge Of the general character of
stock. JOHN PYNE. lU9 Nassau street.
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For Restoring Perfectly the Original
Color Of the Hair eec Maly and us
REsTORER AMERICA No. 2is without an equal Pre-
pAred by DR.. l. j. O'BRIEN, N2 East Thirticth street
Mold nv Druggists.
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A.-EOr q Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
to EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, ll8 Nassau street.
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Gents-The Lightcst and Most Elegant
dress HAT in America Is sold by j. r. TERRY, 81 Union
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Civil and Military Authorities at
the Lava Beds.
BOGUS CHARLEY'S STATEMENT.
Cannot Come Out for
Want of Horses.
Differences Alleged to Exist Between the Peace
Commission and the Generals.
WHAT IS NEXT TO BE DOME?

HEADQUARTERS PEACE COMMISSION,
VAN BREMER's RANCH, March ~, =
Via YREKA March 20, 1873.
Yesterday General Gillem, Elder Thomas,
OF the Peace Commission, and troop of
cavalry made q reconnaissance of the country
between Van Bremer's Hill and the lava
fields.
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PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, II. L. March %, 1873.
Printing cloths weak and lower; best GA squares
&c. q 71Sc for contracts and spot.