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A RAILROAD IN TROUBLE.

Unsatisfnctory Condition Of the New
York and Oswcgo Midland Railroad
subscription OF Funds for Its Conn
pletion.
The New York and Oswego Midland Railroad, though
still in an unfinished condition, has been travelling for
some time past att fast rate on the high road TO bank
ruptcy The financial people who are interested in the
have therefore, put their heads together and
in their collective wisdom, decided to put the brakes
ON in other words TO raise additional funds for the
completion Of the road. Its present situation Is indeed
far satisfactory. Hordes Of are camor
ing for their pay work already done, while 2O miles
Of the western division to Buffalo, and twenty mile
more between Liberty and Walton, remain yer 70 OF
constructed Mr. George Opdyke has thus fa been tne
and pillar Of the whole concern ana " seems
a matter OF life and death TO- the ROAD mat ms
good name should be Identified with ~, nence y
syndicate Of four or ve gentlemen assembled yestsIuay
afternoon s the offices the company III eery AT S
acceptance of the presidency q the road On
split and Mr.. Opdyke satisfied with $AUuM by
three O'clock e3000 had been got together ana tnere
fair prospect that the remainder would DC optaneu
before nighfan. statement Of the hnanca conutloa
OF the company was 10 be submitted TO-DAY wns 70.
produced for the reason probably, that required
sentable shape. At present the Midland kaiiroad
Aarge part the earnings used up BY the running
expenses and the interest the bonds must be met by
the bonds which, just now, do not command
a ready market
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DECORATION DAY.
Meeting OF Post 30, @. A. II.

special meeting was held last evening at IS
West Fourteenth street Of James G. Rice Post 20,
G. A. r., Commander N. d. herder Clark to per-
feet arrangements for the proper observance OF
Decoration Day. There was Q full attendance OF
members. After discussion IL was agreed to start
from here to Yonkers on Friday morning, at half
past eight, to decorate the large number OF Union
be met at Yonkers by Post Kitching, Commander
william Reilly. Post 90 will be there and take
The old Seventy-ninth, Highlanders, N. Y: ",
will act as escort. 1t Is expected part OF the
Third regiment will be on the ground. Judge
dress, and General II. A. Barnum will make the
grafton at the cemetery. Among the distinguished
members OF the organization who will be present
might be mentioned Colonel John H. Perry, General
Joe Dickinson and Colonel Charles A: Wells. There
were sixty-nye caps distributed to the members OF
the post last evening. on Friday IL Is expected
twelve posts altogether Will turn out ana there
Will also be o fair display OF military.
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FRANC s.
President MacMahOn's Address to the
National Assembly.
THE EXECUTIVE PROGRAMME.
Liberation Of the Territory and
the Restoration of Order.
Reorganization Of the Army and q Con.
servatis Home Policy.
THE NEW MINISTER'S.
General De Cissey Retains the Port
folio of the War Office.
n II ,-4s and the Old Ministry to Resume
Their Seats at Versailles.
OPPOSITION OF THE LEFT.
General De Cissey Retains the Port
folio of the War Office.
n II ,4s and the Old Ministry to Resume
Their Seats at Versailles.
OPPOSITION OF THE LEFT.
The Orleans Princes Arrayed
Against the "Little Man."
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IAHlS, Way AZ, 1910
President MacMahon sent message to the
Assembly to-day. It was read by the Duke de
Broglie. The President says -
81 am animated by respect for your Wishes
and will always scrupulously execute them.
The National Assembly had two great tasks
the liberation of the territory and the restora-
ion Of order. The first was ably conducted
by my predecessor with heroic patience. The
country and rely on you to accomplish the
other. shall follow the foreign policy of my
predecessor. wish for peace and the reor-
ganization Of the army, desiring only to re-
store our strength and regain for France her
rank among nations. The home policy will
be resolutely conservative The administra-
ton must be imbued with conservative
ppirit. I win appoint to Office respecters Of
ths-law, defend society against factions and
stand as q sentinel to see that your sovereign
will is obeyed in its integrity"
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The new Ministry is announced this morn
ing in the Journal ODiciel 1t is constituted as
follows:-
Minister of Foreign Afairs-Duc de Broglie.
Minister of Justice-M. Ernoul.
Minister of the Interior-M. Beule
Minister Of Finance-M. Pierre Magne.
Minister Of War-General de Cissey.
Minister of Marne-Admiral 'Hornoy.
. Minister Of Public instruction and Wor-
ship-M. Batbre.
Minister of Public Works-M. Deseilligny.
Minister of Agriculture and Commerce-M.
Bouillerie.
FRANCE TRANQUIL.
There has been no disorder in any portion
Of the country in consequence Of the an
houncement Of the change in the government.
Dispatches from all sections report that tram
quillity prevails. Only half Of the troops are
now held in their barracks.
THIERs TO RESUME HIS SEAT IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Ex-President Theirs has informed the men,
bers of the Left Centre that he will resume
his seat in the Assembly tomorrow and viii
take his place!on their benches, accompanied
by the late Ministers Dufaure, Perier and
Leon Say.
THE LEFT DECIDED TO OPPOSE IMAGINATION.
The whole Left has decided upon policy
Of constitutional opposition to the new gov
eminent.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES AGAINST THEIRS.
The Orleans Princes were present in the
Assembly when the question was taken on
accepting President Theirs resignation, and
voted in the affirmative.
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LUCUS EFT NON LUCEND0.
DIR. DoremuI Lecture on Light POST
roneA.

Quite large number Of ladies and gentlemen assem-
blcd at the New York College, Twenythird street and
Lexington avenue. last night to listen to lecture
Light by Professor Doremus Messrs Nelson Mahon
Gerard and other members Of the Board Of Education
were also present but Dr. wilkinson had to explain to
the that the lect postponed
ofthe illness of Dr. poremus, who suffering from con-
ncits yet optical infection which debarred him from
experimenting with strong lights. In order that the
guests should not suffer utter disappointment Dr. Chares
" Roberts made some interesting experiments and a
number OF photographs taken with the aid of the
lurid electrical light upon the powersoi which PROBES
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LOUISIANA.
De Blanc and Others Discharged from
Custody for Want OF Evidence.

VIEW ONLEANs MAY 20,
Generals De Blanc, De Clouet and others, rom ST.
Martins, were tried to-day before the United States
Commissioner. There being no evidence to sus-
tain the charges against them, they were dis
charged.
Governor Keogg's attorney this morning, in
the First District Court, filed an Information
against M. M. Cohen and G. r. Railey, jointly
charged with attempting to murder w. r. Kellogg.
The defendants were baIled in IS, 900 each.
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THE RAILROAD TO INDIA.
Publication Of the Lesseps- Russian Correspond.
ence in London.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 20, 1873.
The Daily Nes1s this morning publishes the
correspondence between M. de Lesseps and Gen.
eral Ignatief the Russian Ambassador at Constan.
tinople, regarding the building OF railroad across
Central Asia to connect the Russian and Indian
railway systems.
The chief points Of the papers, embracing the
leading propositions Of NJ de Lesseps, were for.
warded specially by cable to the HERALD yesterday
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cember, 1851. Tie was elected, in 1885, member
oil the Law AGA envy ut Toulouse, and in 1860 he
was sent by Rouand, the Minister OF Puslic In
struction, mission to study the organization
and workings OF ioreIgn universities. NJ Bathre
Is q legitim sta yea Gus defender Of the Church
and OF mouarchical institutions.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Br0oklyn
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to Q p. ".
On Sunday from 3 to +. NJ
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed whitestone yester-
day en- route for New York.
schooner Foam, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Romans, from
Noank.
schooner Columbia, N.Y.Y.C, Mr.. walack, from
New London,
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PHILADELPHIA, may 70, 1879
The following is the score OF q game OF base ball
between the Resolutes of Elizabeth N. j., and the
Philadephians OF this city, played here TO- day: =
la. 2d. Sd. an 9Th. 6th. IN. sth. 9h.
Resolutcs. o o 0 D o Ia
Philadelphia. ....I o 4 o OF
Runs earned-Phladelphia, s.
Umpire-Charies Mills, OF the Mutuas
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MIR. O'Kelly To BE Soon Sent to Spain
Rigorous Isolation OF Mr.. Price-Tho
Charges Unknown.
HAVANA, May 26-Evening
Mr.. OKelly has arrived here, accompanied
by Mr.. Millen. The latter goes to New York,
and it is reported that Mr.. O'Kelly will soon
be sent to Spain.
Mr. Leopold A. Price, the correspondent of
the New YORK HERALD, is still confined in
Fort Cabana. No person is allowed to COM
municate with him and the charges on which
he was arrested have not yet been made pub
liz
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Circular Indicting Carlism Before the
Foreign Communities.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May 20, 1879.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs has sent a circular
to the representatives OF Spain abroad, giving an
Official account Of the butchery and mutilstion OF
prisoners by the Carists. and requesting them to
convey Information OF these outrages to the govern
ments to which they are respectively accredited.
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A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat Of
superior quality direct to the ESPEN.
SCHEID, ll8 Nassau street.
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Anse,m Polycarp Batbrc.

che new Minister OF Public Instruction and Wor-
ship, lawyer ofdistlnction, was born at Seissan,
Gers, May 81, 1929 He was appointed Au-
d,teur TO the Council OF State, I'm 1s4e, but YVES not
connected with that BODY after the events Of De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27

Indian Vegetable Institute, Now Opon...
No. f72 West Thrtysecond street. Consultation frees
Wa furnI hour defines
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II IL Well TO Get Clear OF q Bad Cough
or cold the first week. but II Is safer to rid yourself of 10
the first hoursthe proper remedy ior the pur-
pose being DR. JAYNES EXPECTORANT.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With.
out pain CORN CURE by mail 50 cents.
DR.. RICE, 20S Broadway corner Fnlton street.
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James silver Grey Cashmere Hats
The coolest shade and becoming TO all compile ions
JAMES, Halter, St Nicholas Hotel.
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For . Lovely Complexion Use Poudre
do Cleopatra Eau dc Jouvence and Belle de- Truit pre-
freckles is harmless refreshes the skin. Nine.
DUVAL, sole proprietress. S78 Broadway.
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Comfort for Tender Feet.-SummeR
SHOES in great variety; combine ele gance and style
with perfect ease EUGENE Ferris SON,
$50 Fulton street. six doors east OF Broadway.
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File
Circulars free Orders promptly filled. JOSEPH Bates
Agent 1876 broadway. room I, Chatham Bank Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27

A Sewing Machine that Gives Unf>
yersal sssfaston. and is nearest perfection Is the
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re.
duced, circulars sent and Information given We SOLD
j. b. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers, 10 Wall street..
Post office box ASS, New York.
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Rupture Still succcssfully Treated at
MARSH 4 CO.'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS office, No~2
Vesey street; also SILK Elastic Belts, Stockings Kne0
Caps, Ankles, &c. lady in attendance TO wait upon
ladies n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27

Bachelors Hair Dye II the Best I'm the
world the only true and perfect hair dye nstantane.
GUS harmless Mt all druggists.
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"Cashmcrc Bouquet" fer the Hnndker>
chieEPerfecty delightful Nine. DUNAL, sole proprte-
RI ROADWAY
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A.-Old Reliable Halls Safes,
345 and SAT Broadway.
Best in the world

A.-Burkc's Hats the Best. sum.
mcr styles ready at popular prices 2l0 Broadway
corner Fulton street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-PrfZes Cashcd>
orders Allied Information furnished Highest rates paidfoR
Spanish Bank bills, governments, &c, &c.
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers. III Wall street, late OF 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27

For the Piles Use A. w. KeNting's Cele.
brated OINTMENT, price Csc. ONCE 23s Front street
corner Peck slip.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Jofnts.-AIA
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr.zACHAR1E, Union
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
AsPNwALI, via Jamaica, May 20, 1873.
The Guatemala revolutionists have purchased the
steamer General Sherman with cargo Of war ma
terel.
The steamer virginius has been bought by the
Colombian government.
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A ssBig Little Thing'-snow's Jamaica
GINGER PEARLS, for collie, indigestion &c; pleasant.
convenient ecient prevents fever and rs cents
per box. BYREEs, I69 Broadway. II. II. SNOW manu-
facturer New Haven, Conn.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
VIENNA, May 20, 1873.
His Majesty Leopold the Second, King Of the
BeIgians, has arrived in this city, and been re-
ceived by the Austrian Court with fitting ceremo-
MES.
The King to-day visited the Exhibition.
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A Beaver Cassimere.-Thfs IL the Title
of Summer Hat Of beaver color and light
xephyrs wing, Just introduced by KNOX 2l2 Broad
way Those who appreciate comfort win be delighted
with the t.Beaver Cashmere
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A Judicious birthday Present for Gen.
ScHAuM FIFE or CfdAR HOLDER, Warranted ana
sold at the lowest manufacturers prices at POLLAK'S
new uptown depot, ll09 Broadway, the Hoffman
House. Repairing In all its branches Boiling 81.
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A.-Herring's Patent
4. CHAMPION SAFES
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street,
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Poisoned Water.
Read the Pamphlet on Zinc Poisoning by Galvani.s6
Iron Pipes" All the dealers have it Price cents.
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Base Ball In Philadelphia.

umpire-Mr. Carey, OF the Baltimore Club.
Time Of game-One hour and fifty minutes.
First bases by errors-Atlantic, 4; Athletic, 4.
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Revolutionist and Governmental Trade in
Steamships.
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SIN Catawba-For CObblers Table
use the best the United States warranted to keep in
any climatic: sold by the barrel demijohn or dozen.
H. B. KIRK 4 Co, depot Of the Pleasant Valley Wine
RI Fin lfony
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

The latest list OF Marshal MacMahons Cabinet
contains names little known outside OF France.
N. Ernoul the new Minister OF Justice; M. Beule,
che Minister OF the Interior; M. Deseilligny, the
Minister OF Public Works, and M. Bouierie, the
Minister OF Agriculture and Commerce, are promi-
nent members Of the party OF the Right, who have
opposed M. Theirs in his attempt to give to the
republican form OF government q permanent
character Admiral D'Hornoy, the new Minister OF
Marine has never been in the arena Of politics,
and has been probably selected on his professional
merits. q. the Due de Broglie the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and OF M Pierre Maggie, the
Minister Of Finance, we gave sketches In yester.
days HERALD.
:. General dc Cfsscy, Minister or War.
General Courtot de Cissey was born In Northern
France and studied at the Ec0le Mtare After grad
Mating he was commissioned sous lieutenant and
sent to Africa where, In the endless wars with the
Arabs, he won great reputation and rapid promo
tion. He served with credit during the Crimean
war; and his services In Italy-at Magenta and Sol
ferino-gained for him the rank OF br1gadler gen.
eral and subsequently that OF general OF DIVISION
For three four years previous to the outbreak OF
che Franco-Prussan war General Cssey was IN
command Of one o. ane n m1is condenee Of
the Emperor Napoleon. ON the declaratlon Oh h1s'
tiHties between France and Prussia MS al
visions with the FIN corps 70 Wn,tn IN ali
the great battles fought around tnat CITY.
Alter the surrender or Bazaine General VI ssey was
sent to Germany as prisoner OF war. Returning
to France he bore o conspicuous part In the sup,
preston OF the Paris Commune. He was appointed
Minister of War by President THEIRS in June, 1871
after the resignation OF General Leno. He was
considered at that time q warm adherent OF the
EapOIeOuic DYNASTY.
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AUSTRIA.
TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Court Reception Of the King Of the Belgians.
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who w ants . Hat, Co 10 pougan, l0a
Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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EMIL JusrH, ESQ. -

ssThe Infamous Sewing Machine Ring /,
ITS RISE AND FALL;' an exciting book cany assera
wanted. 50 Union square, North.
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THE WAR ON THE HERALD.
Arrival of MIR. O'KeIly in
Havana.
MR.. PRICE STILL INCoMMUNIOATED.
The United States Consul General Unable
to See an Imprisoned Amer
lean Citizen.
TEl-EeaAMs 10 the NEW York HERALD.

UNITED STATES CONSULATE GENERAL,
HAVANA, May 26, 1873. +
JAMES GORDON BENNETT New York -
MFR. JamesJ J. O'Kelly arrived here yesterday
have not yet been able to see Mr. Leopold
A. Price.
A. T. A. TORBERT, Consul General.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York City
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The .Justh Case.

The Justh Case.
Enron NKw YORK HRRALD:-
DEAR sIR-An article in the Sunday Mercury ipprop:
maintain perfect silence The public will ind In the sub
Joined only that and all future pub.
locations Very respectfully yours, E. justin.
NEW YonK, May rs. 1873.
EMIL JUsrH, ESQ 'E7
DEAR SIR-I introduced to you In lS60-6l at the
house of Mr. Barlow, you frequent visitor.
know through General Klapka that career In Hum
gary honorable know that your associates In Cali
fornia were the distinguished men Of the state know
that your associates in New York were gentlemen In
good position l found you Intelligent honorable
liberal and agreeable.
When you became engaged TO my niece stated what
believed from observation and learned from hearsay.
Mr. withers made careful inquiry, which satisfied
him as to your character.
Upon the first matrimonial disagreement, on which
was consulted advice which believed would me-
tuay benefit Mrs Jush and YOURSELF and have never
since said word done act but for your common
benefit
The termination Of the litigation between Mrs. Jush
and due to Mr. Paine and myself the great dim
Guilty being 10 convince your counsel OF Its proprety
believed you were not actuaed by mercenary motives
In your marriage or in any subsequent act Upon that
beli6ff have based my conduct
Tie authorized misuse OF my name compes this letter
that conclusions injurious to You and 10 be NOT
| drawn from my silence. Yours, &C., A. u CLAsoN.
Il
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A. T. A. TORBERT, Consul General.
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Also THE BEST STORY PAPER.

Liberal arrangements TO Clubs
Of ten or twenty or more subscribers
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25

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Belt. 10 tSnnen wir bel jecer Nation
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ibritte eemadt, 10 ras i'm lsBte1 Sabre
in 8ofon $4,000 1onnert oesen 1886
i'm Sabr 1888 ~ Yadletnen fabrisirt
rperoen fonntcn.
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ne erose 6euI6rede Gryllus c%snturlo,
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