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FRANCE.
NJ Henri Rochsforr Doomed to Penal Exile
Communist Demolition Of Public Works
and Its Punishment
TeleGaAMs TO THE NEW yosK HERALD.

PARIS, June Is, 1878.
The French government has decided to imme-
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donia.
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Frank II. WaIwOrth. Who Trcacher.
0uslv slew his father, will have his cailous heart
by the revelations next Mondays issue the
NEW YORK WEEKLY the pen OF his murdered
father NansneI Tracy WalwOrfh.
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DR.. Talmage Of Brooklyn was notified by
his BURGLAR AL,M Wednesday night % that bur
gir opened bis dining window. lie alarm outside
the baIglar arrested r. HOLMES, Murray ST.
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ment, of Utramont nism and the Prince Bismarck
has the example OF firm resistance 10 its adVahces
REMARKS OF DIR. NOEL.
After the singing OF another hymn, Dr. NoG OF Berlin
addressed meeting upon the Care OF the Evangel
cal Church" He spoke OF the Christian the guardian
Church. and said that TO tho heart OF every lover
Of Jesus Christ the Church should be dear and the fol
lowers Of the Church should eaously guard its interests
Brothcrly love should prevail aud also love for the
Church. which Ia the mother Of all. He spoke OF
the missionary work which had been done by the de
nomination with which he was connected MISSIONS
have been established at prominent cites IN ltaly
Greece Turkey, South America and IN nearly All parts
OF the world lie sad that the care OF tho Cnurch l
piled that Its arms must be ontstretcheu, anu
In all parts OF the world. This the Church az ef nu
DONE LIS missionaries had almost girdIed the gloDe
OTHER ADDRESSES.
Dr. schaff then said that resolutions had been
prepared which denounced the German newspapers OF
tits city their caustc account OF the German meet
ing held last Friday night The comments OF some CT
these newspapers wero unjust and uncallod for. lie
had concluded however, gto read the resolutions
OF censure, believing that the principle or christian
charity should prevail and he thought meeting OF tIls
character should exercise IOiDeaiducc- lib ASH3AAs
loudly appauded.
DR.. Sehaf then thanked tho audience for their at
tenon to the delegates, aud on behalf or the AUDITORS
babe the visitors farewell. lie went 10 each one OF the
delegates the stage and IN the name OF e hucuco
and German Professionals OF America SHOOK hc bl Tue
hand and wished them safe Journey 10 tlelr several
After the singing OF another hymn the meeting
adjourned.
For o Proceedings Of Eeerg,tal faao m SooHd Tfi dad
FOiriA Pages.
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TIE GERMAN MEETING-

ADDRESSES by DR. SCHAIF, Dr., KRAFT, DR. NOEL
hND DIR. wrTTE.
At the farewell meeting held last might at
the Cooper Institute the large hail was allied 10 over.
flowing with Germans. Alderman Kehr called the AS.
semby 70 order and nominated DR.. Schaf a. chairman
The exercises began by singing the German hymn "Ol
HeHser Gesf kehr detRnS SIM" Prayer was offered by
Dr. Mast who asked that the Divine blessing might fol-
low the delegates to the Evangelical Alliance no they
60 to their homes and that the influences OF the
might he felt the whole world aud be OF
everlasting good The following additional officers we're
then elected: VcePTesdents. Mayor Uayenever Gus-
tav schwab, Leopold Won Breworh, VIM seipw,v Potter
Kchr A #. Ockershauson, b. Westermann Peter Miller
Secretaries Prof. Spiers, Dr. Bagmann DR. Rovner
DR.. Neumann, DIR. Wenner, DR.. Grier DR. oertn DR.
siebert, Dr.. Probst, DR.. Mohn DR.. Krusi Dr PIsch.
hacker. and DIR. Busche Dr. schaff made a bref adj
dress lie said that this meeting was si,npiv a con.
nuation Of that held Friday evening at Assocston
Hail. and that the subjects which 10 have he en- con-
sdered at that tmc bat for Of time were post.
poned, would be considered. lie said that n was sd 10
have TO bid farewell to those had come from, o far
10 unite with their German brethen In this country Int
the time OF parting must always u this world He
closed his remarks by introducing one whom ne
said well known for his learning ability and p,ety
ID this country a. we'll as throughout Germany
REMARKS OF DR. KRAFT
Dr.. Kraft Of Bonn spoke concerning the rese,,o, M
the German popuace against Ultraontanlsp and said
that the struggle OF the Germans with Rome began when
the Germans ereeed stable government The agbt il
historical inheritance OF the German people Through
ont the land feeling ls Increasing against the eDeroae
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PARTS ASTRAL OIL IL manufactured expressly
o disp ace the use o volatile aud dangerous oils
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IT Is ALTOGETHER WRONG TO TRIFLE WITH
A BAD CorGH CoLD GREAT AsD 4 REMEDY
so .uRs PROMPT Dr. JAMES EIPEcORASr
nv READILY POUND.
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TRIAL FOR LIFE IS NOW GOING on, and one
our friends victim demand for is iaimiabe Fail m
Hats KNOX mtrcnched al 2l2 BroaGway 10
Prescott House and Fiith Avenue iots.
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BuRNErr's CocoANE makes the hair grow.

POMERoYs BAND TRUsSEs, IA BrOadW
n l. never fad Warranted i've years. &. A. CLE
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AT TAMMANY HALL.

ADDRESSES OF THE REV. r. y KILLEN, THE BEy.
DIR. JOHN HALL, GEN. C. b. FISK, AND OTHERS.
The farewell meeting at TammaDy Hall,
over which the Hon Geo. II. Stuart OF Philadelphia
presided WAS very largely attended. There not
unOccupied seat in the room and the audience oynced
deep interest In the addresses OF the speakers. The
Rev John Hail. d. d. requested the audience to renem
Der that t the Lords Day, and not indulge In
any applause. The hymn. "Al hail the power OF
esus NAME" DR.. Hall the l6th and 1891
Psalms; the Rev. Mr.. Campbell prayed That Gods
apse and bat ii might DO united against the conplOl
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THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win b. Prof L. Youmaus TKIsuSH LgcrUEE fITzA no D
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OBSCURE DISEASES, no matter how they orig
nat nd without regard the Sufferer cured without
danger or BY Ext BUohg the Seai Dure,
b Oh act, the Klney Bladder ani auKTy
no other pssesse the fav deS ed merits Of elmbos
F1tct only geuuue Buchl All u never falls joins T.
IIsNKt Ne..Yotk, Sole Agea For sale by all Druggists
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NEMARks oF Tir noN. NoRERT wnKEs.

The grca; question that remains is What profit will the
Alliance gain from recent meetnGl If tist gain any
il must place itself in the vanguard Of the army that is
fighting iufdelity. God has commanded Christians 10
tians. the members OF the Alliance must
obey that command. II they do not, nildelity will
spread over tho world and ruin il. Obcy Gods
nand and the world VIII bow 10 the SaylOr's name.
At the close OF Mr.. Wilkess address the audience
sang the doxology, and the Rev. Dr. Eddy pronounced
tho benediction.
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

ADDRESSES BY THE REV. MR. 1IEPWORTII, TUE REV.
HAEAYAN sursHADEI, AND OTHERS.
The Church Of the Disciples, corner of Madi-
sonave. and Forty-dtth-st, contained an immense
throng people last evening, who assembled TO hear
probably for the last mc Of the delegates to the
General Conference OF the Evangelical Alliance. People
began 10 arrive at the Church early p m and by
THE time the opening OF the seryicesthe church
was 1llcd from the pulpit 90 the entrance. Men and
women crowded the aises, and the vestibule
thronged with those who could not gain entrance to
the audienceroom. Tao exercises Of the evening
opened by Mr.. Hepworth, who made a few remarks.
REMARKS OF Mr. HEPwORTH
The object OF this meeting is obvious every OF
YOU We have had exceedingly precious time during
the past week, and cannot possibly farewell to
our friends without bringing them this place. that we
may take last look at their faces and receive their
bcncdicons. The words which they have uttered, long
aftcr their bodily presence shall have faded away will
remain with u, cheering Us Oh our work. would send
them back the fields of their abOrs and 10 their dis
tanf homes pr, Inc with core and feeling hearts taat
the bcnedcuOls Oi God may rest upon them and theirs
OTHER ADDRESSES.
The Eev. Mr. Marston Of London was next introduced
Hc said that he had often spoken befor hundreds and
even tcfore thousands. before an audience
with deeper feelings. After interval OF silent prayer
be rcad the first verse OF the fourth chapter
OF Philippians aud mado this tho text
for a stirring exploration 10 the Christians OF
America. The address closed with the expression OF
most fraternal regards for all had met together in
the great Conference Mr.. Hepworih introduced with
fritou reference to his former life the Rev. Narayan
Shcshadr who SAID:
Dear friends, II those who brought up favored
lands trembe before such audience this YOU must
iidge OF OVID feelings when embraced Christianity
my people said that when the novelty O my CONVEX
ceased 20 interest them hc Christians now 80 Kind
would cast of, and should fail the 10 west con
ditOn For 80 years have had hundreds O fpuds m In
dia Great Britain ana America. Ny brother lad Of II
year, brought before Judge the charge OF for
saking his religion for Christianity. IL was
decided that he too young 10 choose for
himself and ne WAS rcmaudod TO his parents.
MY people ght that Theodore Parker and Emerson
ruled III America Renau in France, and Strauss in Ger
many, Coming to this Alliance ind that section
after section has been added because place would
the thrOng. This Alliance has shown me new
aspect ~ thc Christian lifc. I 80 ten thousand
miles away but assure you Of my hearts desire for the
welfare Of your country.
AT the conclusion OF this address Mr.. Uepworth gave
QUE the hymn, : All Haul the Power Of Je,uss Name"
urging the audience they never sung be fore
At $50 the benedcion pronounced and the foreign
delegates FASTENED TO the Academy Of Nusic 10 be
present at the final farewell.
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For CLEANING AND DYEING, the best in tn;
cy 20 to LoEDs ofces $50 Broadway Beckerti Va
g34 Broadway, Tweniy-irsst, ami Ill Eshthaye.
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SEIZURE OF RARE DIAMONDS.

Eight large diamonds were seized from
Messrs Maurice and Frederick Joseph yesterday the
ground that they had been smugged. The seizure was
made by eustom-house officer Bliss at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, where the owners staying. They arrived
here from England the steamer Adristic Sunday
last claimed that they landed without declaring
that they had the gems in their possession and that
they subsequently attempted to sell them at Tfanys
Officer Bliss reported that they offered 20 sell them
TO him before they became OF the position
he held The diamonds the largest that have been
seized in years. being OF about the size OF wanuts
and said 10 be worth A00O0 They with excep-
ton heavily set in Etruscan gold Four in rngs
in studs and one breaspin. The accused denied
that the hsa been and stated that they
brought from South Africa and intended them for
their They threat ened TO write 20 e London
Times the subject OF the outrage. as they considered
the seizure.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
cusToM.HoUsE REORGANIZATION.

ACTIVE NEAsU RES PROMISED WITHIN A FEW MONTHS
The result of the Civil Service examination
for Deputy Collectors the Custom-house has not yet
teen announced by the Treasury Department. II
ascertaned that the delay IN the appointment OF the
Deputy Collectors MI the vacancies existing in the
third and NTH divisions has been occasioned by the
failure Of the Treasury Department 10 take action upon
application lately made by Collector Arthur. Some
inconvenience has caused 70 merchants and others
by she frequent difficulties in obtaining access to the
Deputy Collectors in charge Of divisions who are often
occupied In drafting letters preparing decisions when
Their services also required in signing papers in
the administration Of oaths
In order 10 remedy this difficulty the Collector ap
bed "a the Secretary OF the Treasury the appoint
meut Of three additional special deputy collectors whose
duties shall be connped TO administering oaths and
sicnng documents thus relieving the present deputeA
OF some ofher work and facilitating the transaction
the department In this matter has retarded the appoint
ments n vacancies for the II is understood
that the Collector Will be somewhat Influenced in his
selection by the prospect Of having three other import
ant positions 10 I'LL
II Is alleged that the Treasury Department has de-
ground that complete reorganization of the customs
service in this city IL contemplated at early day
kuch change IL is said has been needed for quarter
81 century The clerks have oil sorts OF pay and ali
Of duties, ana IN great many cases there is
pJopeT proportion between the services rendered aud
Tie salary received It IL said that active measures In
the direction will begun within few months.
retry Richardson IA expected 10 appoint Commission
prepare plan OF the system, winch wll D5 sub
xnitted 10 bin for bi5 approval.