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Tho West Virginia Penitontiary Case.
WHEELING, W. Va, July 19.-TAo Supreme
Court OF Appeals Of this state decided tho po1li-
tentiary case, today, in favor Of Bridges, tho
claimant undor tho authority Of tho Board Of
Public Worls. and oyor sllalloroHs, who hold tho
position under tho appointment OF Gov. jacob.
Tho Court was unanimous. Tho opiuion was
delivered by Judge uuymond
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FoRr GAnny, Manitobs, July 1o.-The Court
to-day mot to hear tho argumout in tho Gordon
kidnapping caao. The dofonao cftod al Tho uu-
thoritioB, Englial, and American. The Col,rt
adjourned until Tuesday, when Judge Botawnuy
will glyo AlR decialou.
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LOUISVILLE, July 1o.-Tl,e causo Of the at-
tack by disguised mon Oh tho loubo OF one Gal
hrenth IN aoosaoasn % san3n, County y4 My mentioned
negro Wife
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RAILROAD RATES,

Special Freight FEntcN on ARTICLES In-
tcndcu for Exhibition Mt lntlu.trtn,
k,c,ra Nnt - RI tr,w.rd,1 ~. r,,.
G. w. ~ 0o >cEAs1eU III 01"-
crlMinattons
Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7fs1uue
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 10.-rhe following
,s "o
oplnlon OIL tho RalIfoaa anu Narelouao Com-
mBsipnere will be found Of iutcrcBt:
pr,rr ~ r,,,yo,s,
OFFICE or THE RA1L..o4p AND WAREHOUSE
COMMISSIONERS, srn1sor1EIn, July 10, 1878.
Hon Joa, E Reynolds President ef TIE lAi"oss Eoard
Y Aqrentt"re:
IN IN mr. o1'nIo anv Inv y rco IN 4a sst"
forbddina reiuction Of rates Of transnortatton hv
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spfcfal Dtspatoh to Tho Chicago Tribune
Yrn1NoFlELp. ILL.,, July 17.-Lconse was
granted tllIB morning by tile Secretary Of State
to organizo tho Chicago Eueaing journal Com.
pnny OF Chicago, with capital stock OF
81U1. 900.
, 1873-07-20

Br. Louis, July l9.-J. II. poton, OF tho firm
OF N. Il. Fioton j. Co., commission merchants,
was arrested to-day at tho instance Of Gtorling
4 pricc, OIL tho charge Of obtaining from thom
90a haldB Of cotton, valued at Sl0,0U0, Oh faleo
protonsoo. ploton was released on ball OF
$4,000.
, 1873-07-20

srscfal Dtspa!eh @ 7hs chieaao Tribune.
Dgs MolNE8 July, 10.-The Capitol Commits
souorn haye boon III session for two days. They
will probably doolaro the Quincy, Ill.,, atono
contract void, aa tho contractors havo failed to
doliyor tho stone ~ per contract. Tho work has
, 1873-07-20

1.1vEnpooL, July lo.-The steamship Cuba,
from Now York Olympus, from Boston; and
norll,,, from Baltimore, have arrived out
New YonK, July 10.-Arriyed, steamships
Herman and Krou prntz, from Bremen.
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CHEYENNE, ". r., July 10.-Tho Yale oxplor-
Ing party celebrated last oyonng tho victory OF
tlois Uoflogo ut tho springnold regatta, and to.
day they loaye for Fort briagor, whore thoy will
Hpond tlo no1t six woekB III Investigating the
geological formation Of tho WaBatch Mountains.
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OCEAN 0RoyE, N. j.. July 10.--rwo sons OF
Daniel Colyor OF bedford, N. J., wero drowned,
this afternoon, M tho surf at Shark river.
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EiFGRa

JAoKsoNvI1IE, H., July 19.-Atr. Ed 7. Fo1'a
grain warehouse, lucRted at Clapin, in this
county, was ontirely consumed by fire last night.
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New YoRK, July ia Vienna special states
that Hiram Garrotson, Of Cleveland, O., ha8
been appointed Chief American Commissioner
in tho place Of Jackson Schultz, resiguod, and
has entered upon his lutioa.
, 1873-07-20

Lrrr1r RooK, Ark. July l0.-Capt, r. i. Dis
mukeu, an old river man, died at Darduuelo,
ytBtorlay.
, 1873-07-20

ALBANY, n. T.. July 1o.-Miohael Manning
was stabbed fatally this eyonlng by Peter hlc-
Nalnara, who charges him with boing oriminally
intimate With Ills (loNamara's) wife,
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FRANCE.

PARIS. July 1a.-Tho Shal, Of Persia and suite
loft Paris to-day OIL special train for Gonova
The Assembly today voted to take recess
from July AZ until Nov. s.
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Tho National Photographic Associn.
ZION.
BUFFALO, July 10. Tho National Photographic
Association, which las beon In session lloro since
1uoAiay last, has adjourned to lnoot 1T Chicago
On Tho second Tuesday Of July, 1874.
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Tho Crops.
pAngoNs, KS, July 10.-TAe wlloat crop is IN
eec,1rod, and makes a bettor yield than ut first
Anticipated.
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WEATHER AND WATER,
War Department Wcnthcr Report.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHIoAno. ju1y 10, 1878.

Maximum thermometer, 10.
Minimum Thermometer. 20.
GENERAL O1gERVATT0N9.
SATURDAY, July 10-10t8 p. m.
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GERMAGs.
Tho waiiis u Potsdam Church Decorated win
the Captured Flags Of France-Enp eror VIII
liam's Thanks to His Triumphal Troops.
IElteEAM 10 THE NEW YORK HesAls.

BERLIN, Jan. 49, 1878.
grand national German display, partaking
unitedly OF religious, military ana corporate citi
zen character, was made at Potsdam today
Their Majesties Emperor william and the En-
press Augusta, accompanied by the imperial
Princes ana the chief Generals OF the army, at
tended in the garrison church Of the city-0ne OF
the most remarkable and celeb ated bull 1ngs In
Potsdam-while the walls OF the edidce were SOL
EMMY decorated with eightysix nags, Which
had been captured from the French during the late
war. The scene'was OF very imposing character.
Immediately after the conclusion OF the ceremo-
NAL His MAJESTY the Emperor OF Germany thanked
the army for its heroism, the results of which, he
said, were eternally engraved on the tablets OF
history.
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tho purpose if necessary, and leading to a
n,,n,.. dumping place. The Twenty-third
Street Railroad has recently paid one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
for it's franchise. 1t would have
been far more profitable to the city if the COM
pany had been bound to keep the street all the
time free from distractions by snow and
slush. Such system adopted with all city
railroad lines would give us q clean city at
last
The horse railroads at present seem to be
the only means of transit We are to enjoy
for some years. If capitalists will not invest
in backgrounds and viaducts. and if the city
is not to give US rapid transit the best thing
we can do is to improve our horse railroad
travel as much as possible; and by the plan we
suggest, of compelling the street railroad COM
panies to keep clear the whole streets through
which their tracks are allowed to run, we shall
obtain the double advantage of regular trips
and clean streets.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel Jonas II. French, Of Boston, is at the
New York Hotel.
General James A. Hail. of Maine, is staying at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Commander W. H..Downs, OF the United States
Navy, Is at the Grand Central Hotel
Baron Brin, Of the French Legation at Washing
ton Is in town at the Albemarle Hotel.
Congressman william Williams, OF Buffalo, yes
terday arrived at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Captain W. 8. Marshall OF the United States En-
ginser Corps, has quarters at the Hoffman House.
Ex-Revenae Commissi ner e. H. Rollins, of New
Hampshire, yes ,erday arrived at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
william A. Pile, our Minister to the Republic Of
Venezuela, is at the Metropolitan Hotel, where he
arrived yesterday.
Dr. Beke is going to the East, with q view to Bib
heal explorations. He expects to find 1.-THE Mount
of Godn In the country east OF the Gulf of Akaba.
Cardinal Cullen, in q recent speech in Dublin,
congratulated his hearers on the progress OF the
Roman Catholic religion, whose only enemies, he
declared, are governments.
Father Wolter, one OF the Jesuits who were
driven out of Germany, is now being sought for by
the agents Of her government. 1t wishes to deco
rate him for services during the late war, but ne
won't come out of his retreat.
Mr.. Gladstone having appointed the Rev. DR..
Wallace to be Professor OF Church History In Eln-
burgh University, he is now being clamored against
for having violated his expressed opinions on ra-
tionaism, as DR.. Wallace is considered to be in SYM
patty with the most negative and coiorless the
Ol0gy.
During the recent tour Of His Excellency the
viceroy OF India he was attacked with Sind fever,
which induced him to give up his intended visit to
Jacobabad and hurry on to Sukkur. The gentle
man must have been in poor condition; laid up at
Jacobabad, and with Sinned feverl bad business
all round; but 1t is to be hoped that he got Succor
in the shape Of good doctor.
Bradlaugh. the English republican, writing in the
Gennemea's Magazine, denies that he is the chief
Of the republicans, but confesses "that have am
bition to rise in the political strife around me, until
Iplay some small part In the legislative assembly
of my country, is true. II live will; but desire
to climb step by STEP resting the ladder by whose
rounds ascend firmly on Parhament-made laws,
and avoiding those appeals to force Of arms which
make victory bloody and disastrous"
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SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.

Alarming Increase OF the Loathsom0 Dis
oase In Boston-Ovcr Three Thousand
Casos in tho City - Tho Hospitals
Crowded With Patients and the Death
Rate Heavy-Judge Colt Down WHh
tho Disease.
BOSTON, Jan. 10, 1878.
The smallpox epidemic in Boston and vicinity is
beginning to create grave apprehensiOns among
the people OF all classes. For months the diseases
has been on the increase. and the feeble en0rts OF
the authorities to prevent Its spread have
amounted to nothing The new city governments
has grappfed with 1t with an apparent determine
ton to check its progress, but the disease has OBJ
tanned such firm i0othold that it will be long
time before It can be wholly eradicatods
It is probably no exaggeration to say
that 5000 cases now exist In this city.
and the per centage OF deaths is much larger than
by all other causes combined Nearly an the burials
are made in the night and from midsieht until
daylight there are very busy times IN tho various
cemeteries surrounding the city. Two hospitals
have been es abhsned for the treatment ofBoston
PATIENTS and within two days after they were
ready they we're filed 70 their .u capacity. and
vet there are acc0 nm0dations ,or only traction
the authorities, OF course: endeavor to Conceal
the real state OF affairs. and until withia
ceeSeS The however
general, and a great many families whose means
allow 1t have removed from the CITY, There il
probably not q single hotel OF any class In the
Whole city but has mad It's quota oil cases. but OF
course the pat ,enLs have in every instance been
promptly removed, and therefore NO deaths have
occurred In the pu0ltc houses. Only last night
Judge Colt, of the supreme judicial Court, was
taken vita the disease, and at midnight was taken
from his hotel to the hospitals In the High
land district. His condition tonight is very criti.
CAL and it is probable he cannot recover The opt
demic has already begun to affect business and its
damage to the commercial interests OF the city
promises to be scarcely less than that occasioned
by the November fire. or the suburban cities most
afllicted CharestOwn Is the most prominent.
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and misstatements. Information .

and MEASUREMENTS. Information go.
WV 'nas the movement OF tIa San Francisco mer-
Chants and newspapers In favor Of postal ssle-
graph liz about to be rebuked by an advance Of tele
graph rates, at least for press dispatches This
course. 1t may be remembered, was pursued in 1868
towards the San Francisco Herald, whose rates
were advanced 400 per cent. resulting in the ruin
OF that paper. The postal telegraph viii come up
In the Senate this week, and will occupy two or
three days in the discussion OF It's claims.
Troo and Forest Culture I'm Sweden-A
Valuable Report from = Sensible
Minister.
G. G. Andrews our Minister at Stockholm, Is evil
IDENTITY man OF practical good sense, and while
other diplomatic representatives send long de-
spatches about courtly ceremonas and intrigues,
he has forwarded to Secretary Fish q long and
valuable report on the tree and forest cu-
ture in Sweden. 1t comprises practical
description of the manner OF growing and the
economical management and use OF forests, as
well as atranslation OF some OF the principal laws
on the administration, care and preservation OF
public forests. Just now, when the planting OF
forests on the prairies and the preservation or
what timber has escaped the oodmans axe is
subject Of great interest, this report will be Of
immense value. II Secretary Fish wants to 60
out with dying colors next Summer he will at
once order other foreign Ministers TO cease
intriguing and follow Andrews example in obtain
ing Information Of practical value.
Rejected Statesmen from South Caroline.
The report Of the Committee ON Elections in the
casS of christopher q. Bowen, contrasting the seat
Of Robert G. Delarge, from tho Second Con-
gressisna district Of South Caroline. says the CON-
mittee find, upon the whole evidence, that neither
Delarge nor Bowen Is entitled to the seat.
per's Ferry.
The Signal Bureau reports that the apprehended
danger of freshet at Harper's Ferry has passed,
as the Potomac River Is falling and freezing
weather Is coming on.
Plans for Life-saving Apparatus.
The Supervising Inspectors Of Steamboats, In
session here have received q number OF plans for
ne-saving apparatus of various character, which
have been appropriately referred to committees.
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We who have volunteered have scarcely
thought that there was any other way; but
Mr. Beecher shows Us n. BE-. there is, and shows
us also the difference between forced religion
and free religion. But the freedom Of religion
is not the liberty to live and do and say as you
please. Love is absolute liberty, and living
to please God because we love Him, and not
because we fear His wrath, is free religion. The
opposite can readily be understood by the
contrast
'sThe preciousness of the individual human
soup' the soul which so many persons in this
and other Christian cities and lands count as of
very little value-was the theme of DR.. Eddy's
discourse yesterday in Brooklyn. The Doctor
showed historically and experimentally as well
as Scripturally in what estimation human souls
are beginning to be held now, and have been
held in other ages; and as part of the cur
rent history of the day he cited the HERALD's
expedition to Africa in proof of the truth that
man had become more precious than fine
gold
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, No. Jan. 10, 1873.
The committee appointed to investigate the
charges OF corruption and bribery in the late Sena
toral election has been in session In Jefferson City
two days. The meetings are secret and nsthing Is
made known regarding the testimony taken.
memorial has passed the house asking Con-
gress to appropriate sufficient money TO remove
all instructions to the Navigation OF the Misss-
slppi and tributaries, and especially to improve
the river between St. Louis aud Cairo.
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MATAMoRos IMPORT DUTIES.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19, 1878.
A Matamoros despatch says:-The question Of
the duties OF FIVE per cent imports into the IONA
Ltbre has been decided in favor OF the merchants
of this city, and the arbitrary measures taken ny
Collector BustO have been severely condemned.
1t was not the intention oil the Minister OF finance
to make the collection OF the additional duty retro
active The privilege has been granted merchants
to import under the old tarir OF 1855 Tor period Of
mi IN
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LARGE FIRE IN PROVIDENCE.
A Block OF Buildings Destroyed--Loss
$4,000.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 10, 1873.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 10, 1879
fire in Pawtucket this morning destroyed
Miller's block and did considerable damage to the
adjoining block owned by @. Z. Spencer. Among
the losers are s. Fifeld Co., $4,000 insurcds n.
III. sacer $4,000, partially insured; j. l.. Anderson
a CO., 81 800, insured Tor $1,000 In the FiSt Ma
the heirs of Joseph Miller $4,000 uninsured: g. l..
Spencer $4,000. Total loss about $4,000.
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exclaimed, 'Thfs is all nrst rate Mr. Secretary.
and such Fish as YOU amt no sardine" Tnd
Secretary smiled grimy, but saw nosning
laugh at
THE SATURDAY RECEPTIONS
are at the White House, where Mrs. Grant ana ner
0au shter receive rom three until i've O'Clock, an1
the gathering of those tOu0urs Edete 10 Dixie
at the mousse OF Mrs. Carlisle, whose hrst nusoans
fought and fell In defence OF ooutnern Il&Aos
Ana so eudeth the week.
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ILLINOIS


A Railroad Track Laid I'm . Hurry.
CAIRO, Jan. 49, 1873.
petition, signed by about two hundred citi-
zens, was presented to the City Council last week
praying that the Cairo and vincennes Railroad be
restrained from laying their track on C0mmerciai
avenue below Twentieth street. The offcers Oh
the railroad, fearing an Injunction, at one O'Clock
this morning commenced to extend their track to
Sixth street. finishing the work before dark this
evening. The distance was about one mile.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Stockport bridge, on the Hudson River Rail.
road. which was washed away by the freshet, has
been replaced, and trains are now running direct
to Albany.
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BOWLES BROS FAILURE AND JOSEPHINE
MANSFIELD.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 10, 1874.
Josephine Mansfield, through counsel, has at
tached the property Of Nathan Appleton, at New
port, r. L., to the amount OF $4,000, for loss OF
sl2, 500, which she deposited with Bowles Bros.
be had In April.
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A vHxATIOUs SUIT SETTLED

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 10, 1879.
The suit of David Clark. of this city, against the
Rev. DR.. Scudder, presiing elder In the Methodist
Church for the East New York district, and inyov.
yard has been settled, Mr.. CLARK declining to con.
tinue the prosecution.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PARKER'S LAND
ING. PA.
stores, Hotels and Omccs Consumed
Loss $4,000 10 100000.

PITTsBURG Pa, Jan. 10, 1873
A destructive cennagration occurred at Parker's
Landing Pa. this afternoon. The IRE originated
at Jour O'Clock in the Opera House Saloon and the
names spread with such rapdity that all efforts to
subdue them were for while unavailing. The
following buildings, with their contents, were
Daily Transcript, Union House, Greeley House,
Spencer's Opera House, Chalfant CRAFTS hard
ware store. number OF other business houses
and TWENTY-FIVE or thirty dwellings were also con-
sumed. The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$780, OO0 with but little insurance. At nine O'Clock
the fire got under control, and NO further dan
ger ls apprehended.
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G WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
-s M WASHINGTON, Jan. 20--1 A. NJ.


Synopsis for the Past Ttoenty.roaw Hours.
The barometer has risen over the Atlantic States
with low and falling temperature winds veering to
light and fresh westerly and clear and clearing
weather; 1t has decidedly fallen from Tennessee to
the Upper Lakes, Lake Erie and the Northwest,
with fresh to brisk and occasionally high southery
to westerly winds, cloudy weather, rising temper
ature and areas OF light snow; clear weather has
generally prevailed over the Gulf States, with
WINDS veerng to easterly and southerly, falling
barometers and rising temperature.
Probabilities.
For New England clear weather, but winds
backing to southerly and westerly on Monday
afternoon and night, rising temperature, increas-
ing cloudiness and probably light snow; for the
Middle States falling barometer rising tempera-
ture, fresh and brisk westerly to southerly winds
and cloudy weather, WITH very proba-
for the South Atlantic states light TO
fresh .westerly to southerly winds, rising
temperature and probably increasing cloudiness:
from Tennessee to Lake Erie and the Upper Lakes
rising temperature fresh and brisk southerly to
westerly Winds cloudy weather and snow, ex-
cepting possibly light rain from Tennessee to the
southern portion of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
The midnight telegraphc reports from Canada
the Western Gulf Minnesota and Dakota have not
been received.
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GAZzAMS COLLECTION AGENCY,
x9 Broadway, New York.
Bankruptcy claims transmitted and managed In Al
of the United ,tQtCA.
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. tO9 r. N.
On sunday rom to r. M
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AN IMPERIAL PRESENT.
Fort Wayne Priest Receives Gold
and silver Chalice from Louis NapO-

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1873.
Catholic priest of Fort Wayne, Ind, has Just
received as apresent from the late Louis Napoleon
a magnificent gold and silver chalce, to be used In
the Cathedral in that city. 1t Ia enameed in four
different coors and bears an appropriate inscrip-
gilt. The priest was a personal friend OF the ex-
emperor In his early days.
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THE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR
An Organization Enectcd-Congrcss to
BE Asked for Pensions.

PTrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 10, 1873.
At meeting Of the Veterans Of the Mexican
War last evening, permanent organization was
effected and steps taken to secure the cooperation
OF survivors elsewhere In the movement to present
their claims to Congress for pensions 1t is under
CouUress
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Average temperature yesterday $500. ia
last wear Observation-Disclosures. 2e,.
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