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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09
The Death OF E.-Governor a..ry.


Apparently in the full enjoyment of vigor-
Gus health Ex-Governor Geary, of Fennsylva-
mia, yesterday morning, while at breakfast
with his family, was stricken with death. Our
Harrisburg report of the sad event says that
while in the act of helping his little son his
head suddenly fell back, and before his wife
could get to his side, and before medical aid
could be summoned, he was dead In another
part of this paper we give sketch Of his life
and tho leading events of his public career,
from which it will be seen that in the military
and civil service of the nation and Of his ma
tive State his record of the last twenty-five
years is one of which his State and the nation
may well be proud. He was first as o
lieutenant colonel Of volunteers brought con-
spicuously before the country for his bravery
in the battles in front of the city of Mexico for
which he was rewarded with the promotion to
colonel and the appointment to the command
over the city with its occupation by General
Scott Next among the adventures to the golden
land of California, we have him successfully
holding the Offices of Postmaster, Acalde and
Mayor (the lost two Offices being the same) Of
San Francisco. Next we find him as one Of
tho numerous Governors appointed for the
Territory of Kansas in the vain endeavor Of
Presidents Pierce and Buchanan to reconcile
The Northern free State men of the Territory
to the minority rule of the Southern pro-
Slavery party. But it was mainly for his dis
tinguished services as general in the late
war for the Union that the deceased was in
debted for that commanding popularity which
advanced him to the first Office in the gift Of
bis native State.
The ''rcn Of honor among our public men
through the eventful period of the last quar-
ter of century presents not many names
with better record than that of General
Geary. He was patriotic soldier, whose
beroism in many battles is fixed in the history
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IrlsesAm TO TIE VIEW YORK xEsAlV.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1878.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange, on
government securities. Is lower than the Bank OF
England rate by \ per cent.
FIRE IN A COTTON FACTORY.
cotton mill near Oldham was badly damaged
by fire to-day. One hundred persons are thrown
out OF employment.
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MORMONS MADDENED,
FerOciOus Splutterings of Sanity
Editorial Quilts.
An Appeal to tho Much-Married to Stand and
Fight Brigham Young Out Of
Harms Way and Quiet.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 8, 1s7a
The kilograms last night indicating vigorous
repressvc policy against polygamy on the part OF
the President connected with report that troops
were to he concentrated near Utah, has caused
rerfect fever OF lear on the part OF tho Mormon
papers The Ne,os. Brigham Young's organ, ia.
warlikc. II seys:-'The people must look at things
in their true light. OF many Of them viii 90 down
before the Presidents aggressive policy, and those
who are left will wish they had raised up q stand
ard against it while yet Their influence in opposi-
ton would have be IN, effective" 1t says 'lf the
ment Of troops be true. those who fant-hearted
would do well to embrace the present opportunity
70 get out Of che way ~ 81, - 80 a,
WE WANT NO oowArps
in our ranks who wilbur colcrs n.y."
IL cabs upon those VINO are determined TO en-
dure to the end and see the thing through to
prove faithful, though 1t be unto death. They Will
be sure OF the crown of life; more glorious than
few short years or existence gained through mani
testing the white liver ana showing the craven
soul OF an apOstate. IL thinks II
A PUBLIC SPECTACLE Ov uNFALTERING INTEGRITY
tn needed to save the nation. and Utah be the pre-
destined stage, let 1t so be- But it calls upon tho
people Of the country to count the cost OF the
movement OF troops In carrying out the Presidents
policy, and suggests that tho public debt is in
oreasing
The HeruM-Mormon secular organ-compares
President Grant to the Duke OF Alvs. and evinces a
great deal OF bitterness.
BRIGHAM YOUNG STILL REMAINS IN HIS REFUGE
in the southern part Of the Territory. The San
Francisco Mission. In Arizona, Is generally re-
garded rs the Botany Fay for indicted Mormons,
who will nee when the laws are enforced.
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THE PURCHASE OF THE CUBA CABLE.

At full meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
the western Union Telegraph Company, held to-
day, the action Of the Of
President orion and Mr.. Fl. F. Clark-in purchas.
ing the control Of the Cuba cables, and Of the sale
Of $4,000 shares OF the western Union stock to pro-
vide the funds therefor, was approved and ratified.
The vote approving the purchase OF the Cuba cable
was unanimous. and that on the sale OF the west
ern Union stock had but one negative.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERNIE, Feb. 9, 1873
The Swiss Council Of State has stopped the sala-
ries for three months OF all priests who read from
their pulpits an unauthorized Papa BRIEF establish
ing q separate bishopric for Geneva.
The Conference at Basic has determined to Gre
ate q grand Swiss bishopric Of dissidents from
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KILOGRAMS TO TINE NEW Yoak HeRALa.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1873.
meeting Of the West Country Highlanders was
held in Glasgow last night over which the Marquis
OF Lornc presided.
In the course OF the address which he delivered
upon taking the chair Ills Lordship spoke Of the
number OF Scotchmen who had left their country
during the past year, ana said he looked upon the
emigration movement with regret. He was sorry
to see Scotchmen leave the country districts and go
even to Glasgow, but he was deeply grieved when
tney went TO the United States. Scotland able to
support an immense population, and laborers were
scarce IT, however, people were determined to
emigrate he hoped they would stick to the Old nag
and 70 to one OF the British colonies.
How They Go and Where They Go To.
The complete returns OF the emigration which
took place from Great Britain during the year 1872
have not yet been presented to Parliament 1t is
understood, however, that the number Of persons
who left the United Kingdom within the past
twelve months was in excess Of the totals OF the
exodus in 1871
The British Emigration Commissioners state. in
their report OF 1871 that 252 435 emigrants lett the
United Kingdom in that year. Their nationality
was rs follows:102 452 were English 232 Scotch,
II O67 Irish 248 foreigners. and 8,43S were not
DISTINGUISHED. me English smgrants again out,
years before, and the Irish emigr alton was still the
largest in proportion to population. There
emigrated in 1871 l.31 per cent Of the population
OF Ireland O57 per cent of the population OF Scot
land and O.45 per cent or the population OF
England. The destination OF cmiRrants in 1871
WAS as follows los S43 went to the United states,
2671 to British North America. IL, 227 to Austria
LA and New Zealand, 8694 to other places. or the
emigrants 10 the United States 80 per cent were OF
English birth, SO per cent OF lrish per cent
Scotch, % per cent foreign, per cent not known.
The emigration from the United Kingdom in the
first quarter Of the year 1872 included 35 SIS per-
sOus-32 $50 to the United states, 412 to British
North America, IA to Australia and ,339 to other
places or these emigrants 4707 were English,
and 12 eIs OF them went to the United States 1877
were Scotch, 1859 III them for the United states
S.597 were Irish, 1881 OF them for the United
States ps16 were foreigners, 1855 OF them for the
United States. There Is no account given OF the
remaining 568, except that 149 went to the United
States. This was the largest emigration since 1896
for the FIRST quarter OF year.
Railroad Collision and Serious Loss Of
Life.
LONDON, Feb. 8, 1873.
A collision, attended with sad loss Of life, &C.
Cured early this morning on the North British
Railway, near Dunbar about twenty-five miles
from Edinburgh, between train from that city
for Berwick upon-Tweed, and the Edinburgh and
the London express.
Nine persons were instantly killed and severa]
severely injured, some Of whom may die.
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SCOTLAND.

A Royalist Of the Soil Pleading to the People
Agains. EmiFration-Queen Victoria's Som
in-Law in Appeal for the Cross Of
st. George-Why seek Shelter
Under the Stars and Snipess
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SPAIN.

The Carlist Campaign Conducted with Great
Jones in Dread Of an Insur gent Attack
Rebel Victory in the Field-cortes'
Confidence in the Cabinet
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uussAM 70 THE NEW YORK HfaAls.

ROME Feb. 8, 1879
The United States steamship Shenandoah arrived
ct spezzia yesterday.
Rear Admiral James Alden ana several Of his
of,cers are In Naples and will be received toner.
row by King Victor Emmanuel, who Is also in that
CITY.
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@, N. IN NEBRASKA.

Six Thousand Dollars Missing that
should he I'm the state Treasury.
OMAHA, Neb, Feb. 8, 1873.
About six thousand dollars collected from the
General Government about year ago being the
balance due the State Of Nebraska on account OF
land sales appears never to have reached the State
treasury.
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CHARLES W. FORD OF MISSOURI, AS sECRE
TARY DELANO'S SUCCESSOR.
~ST. LouIs. Feb. a. 1874.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8, 1873.
washington special to the Evening Dispatch
Of this city says that II is generally understood
there that Charles w. Ford, the present Internal
Revenue Collector OF this district, and an old per
sona friend Of President Grant, viii succeed DelaRo
sAkssretary d, the Iaterior.
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FLIGHT OF JAIL BIRDS.

LEBANON, Pa, Feb. 8, 1873.
Twelve prisoners broke jail here last night and
escaped over the wall By making a rope out Of the
bedclothess
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Lose n0 Tfnno.
do not delay tho slight cough Of to-day
Will strike INTO the lungs ifft has Its own way; -
Stop the danger brakeg stop the car r.
At once, with HALE'S HONEY OF HOhEHooN' AMI
piKEs roorHAcHE DROPS cure in ono minute.
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A.-Fau AngeItgue, for tho Teeth and
Gums BIsCOTINE FOOD for infants DsLLUC
Co., s5 Broadway the sole propretors and manufao-
turers No connection with any other drug store.
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Bell schnapus.-Certain Cure for Dys.
pepss. For sAie by all draSgists and grocers
Persons OBLIGED TO stimuants should try CEN
TURY WHlSKfY. 1t is pure mellow. For sale By
reputable dealers everywhere.
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Family Erie nd.-R. h. Va1ent1nas
ESQ.,, Humboldt Fire Insurance Company. confidently
recommends WATTS NERVOUS ANTtDOrE 70 sunerers
from rheumatism, ncurag' disc Rn1
hears Testimony 10 its wonderful curative powers nos
only himself TN other members Of hts fa nifty
WAITS Nervous Aatdots slectriAes and strsnsthens The
whole system 4; :"
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EXTRAORDINARY.
Legislative Movement Against tho Order Of
Jesuits.
rElssMm 10 the NEW YORK HtAAlB.

PEsTH, Feb 8, 1878.
resolution has been introduced In the Hunga-
rian Chamber of Deputies urgently demanding the
expulsion OF the Jesuits from Hungary.
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Railroad Collision and Serious Loss Of
Life.
ROME.
The New French Minister Presented to the Pope.
1rlEsaAm TO THE NEW york AEaALs.

ROME, Feb. 5, 1873.
M de Courcelles. the new French Ambassador to
the Vatican presented his credentials to Pope Plus
the Ninth to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09

Corns. Hunions, Nails. &c., Cured by
DR.. RICE and aistant-. 2R Broadway corner Fultoa
street, CORN ANNIHILAT0R. by mail, SOC.
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A.-An Unnatural Redness or the Nose
street New York.
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A.-WOles and Warts Are Perma ncwtsy
removed without cut ing rain scars by DIR. B. c.
Perry Rond strcrt York.
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avenue.-Appetize AMI Invg0rate before breakfast; Re
fresh and vaze before dinnr soohe AMI Tranqaill1e
before retirny lest ventIa 0n highest temperftu-o
best shamnOOnv: gratutcs Ladies' day and evening.
Gentemcn every day and oil night
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Exercisc-The Best Medicine for Mend.
ing bad constitution and preserving good one. Go 70
JOHN WOODS GYMNASIUM, Twenty eighth street. near
Fifth avenue: open dav and evening. WOODS Parlor
Gymnasium and system of Physc Exercise for homo
use. Send circular.
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HIGH WATER AT POET DEPOSIT.

PORT DEPOSIT, Feb. 8, 1873.
The river rose eighteen inches last night at Rock
Rum and about six inches here. There Is no
movement of the ice here. The accounts from above
are favorable. The rise Is only temporary.
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Abr. n. G. Perry, Derm stoloxtst, -
Sord street, New York cures with prescrn,i2n. esss
ard I'm nney Gray Hair. Dandrun, kingworm, salt
Rheum any Of the various diseases OF the scalp.
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Denis Donovan, formerly mt Dels
moncOs gives regular BRE tKFAS1S to order for TO.
at his Restaurant No. S East Twelfth street
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."-"C0d Liver OIL Invigor.
ates diyes0n and improves tho character Of the
bioed. HAZARD CASWELL'S Is perfectly pure and
nalaf
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Annthuate Catsrrh

Anuihilate Catarrh. ,
ANNIHTLATOR use,
Twill cure yoGr sad complaint;
inst 90 10 Chatham squarc,.- ,
lie also makes PAIN FAINT.
a For dosing Is absurd,
y AS you already know;
). Let prejudice be gone
The sick 20 WOLCOrT CO.
AtIs1 Chatham square, New York. A cure Of CAtarrh
vusrsnteed WoLCOTfs CAIARRH AXxiHILAToR
sold eve{ywhere
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TURKEY.
Government Aid to Suffering Population.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Feb. 8, 1878.
The Turkish government has sent assistance to
the sufferers by the earthquakes IN the Island OF
Samos,
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TIE MISSOURI sEHAT0RsHIP.

mfttee.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 8, 1873
The Senatorial Bribery Committee at Jefferson
City o-day made report to the House, In which
they exonerate Senator Bogy OF any attempt at
bribery in the Senatorial election. They 1na, how
ever, that General DORIS did try to hribe two
members but IL had no bearing on the case. All
the members OF the committee signed the repors
except Headlee, q republican, who will make o
minority report Oh Wednesday next.
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A.-For Moth Patches. Freckses ana
Tan use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. SelA
by druggists everywhere. Depot - Bend street
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For Restoring the Original Color %
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Bachelors Hair Cye-'rho Best I'm the
world. The only true AMI perfect dye All druggists
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Jnints, An
diseases of the feet cured by Dr. yACHARIE, n Unea
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CampO's 'nfalible Specific. Sovereign
remedy for rheumatism ncuraIria gout
MbKESSON 4 ROBBINS, % Fulton street.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Members OF the Legislature Accused Of
Waiting to be Bribed.

NUN, M A'r rSu' o, Ao'o'
The Republican Of this merning stated that there
were certain members Of the Legislature who were
waiting to be bought to vote for certain measures.
and IL could name them. The article was read In
the House to-day and a committee oil three ap-
pOinted to investigate the matter.
The recusant Witness Coster, was brought before
the House to- day. The questions asked him by the
committee, which he refused TO answer, were de-
cided to be pertinent by the Hsuse, and witness
was remandei to the committee, In charge Of the
Sergeant-at-Arms.
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DR.. O'Brien's Rcstorer America NO. p
for the Hair, constantly on hand.
HUDNUTS, Broadway, Herald building.
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, Harm.
less water changes hair to golden ~ So Broad
way, near Thirty fourth street
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ITALY.

American Naval Officers To BE Received by the
King.
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A.--Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAYyS
251 and ga 3roa lway. cor ier Of MURRAY strssk

A..Herald Bra nch Onhce, Brooklyn.
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. M. TO p. N.
On sunday from to r. NJ
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ENGLAND.

The Rate for Money on Change and at the
Bank-Fire in q Gotten Mill.
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SWITZERLAND.

The War Of the Republic Against Church Re-
scripts from Rome.
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Henry Capt, OF Geneya, Now Has .
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, OF his own make, at q Union square.
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II IL Altogether Wrong to Trihe WIFI
bad cough or cold, when the risk is great and
remedy SO sure prompt and thorough DR.. JAYNESs
EXPECTORANT can be readily found.
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Jewelry OF the Best Taste. New, In
Diamonds Pearls Sapphire Garnet Necklaces, Brace
lets. Head Ornamental. Mr.. LADD. ~ Wall street,
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AVefage tempeTatUf6 veSttruay. 565a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. GTs
Average temperature for corresponding week
IdSt year.. oO -
Average temperature for past week. 81 II |