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Marine Disasters.

MGHRo Norton rom 70.
with machinery disabled &C. resumed her voyage yes
terday l6thh having repaired
BsSre Experienced the gale Of sh in the Cult Stream
had all Of her topsas 5,ow9 away and e. times the
tnued 70 run heavily thronghout, ne night and the
with cargo Of mahoaany on the IN inst While passing
end and l oon Secn he w a.
bly, be total loss Should the weather continue tav.
discharged. The crew landed safely and cared
fer at Bermuda.
inst Tor New haven Is not leaking reported On The
5 % s ns sa rail- and soy wGh The
windows, and were compelled to throw overheard
being stove to pieces
BRIG REDWOOD, Lefeyrc, from cardenas for Philsdel.
a The Of inep1xent Beach early on sunday
morning @ Vessel b and are soa los but the
and cargo belonged to G Bernadon Brother, of
BRIG EXPRESS CBr) from Aguadlla, PR for Boston, at
Vineyard Haven 18th. sprung bbboom during heavy
scuR EXPERIMENT tBr, McFadzen from st Domingo
bound to Boston eDrs FepSre ,1 ,n went on shore
Of Long Island, near Lie Saving station No q The
and crew with the masters wife and child the
take to Tie rigging the sea making clean each
n e @ and BY Sy R ab s
after being Two hours in the rigging ana e imminent
hand and IS; assisted in the rescue Capt MeFad
N,
tsnes the prompt and gallant efforts OF the crews Of
the LIE saving stations
scHR ID W SAUNDERS Miller, which left Charleston on
the IN for Mosquito Inlet Fla returned to the former
Inlet on Monday, at AM; kept under sail until 10 AM,
s1s D1 e a1chS
from NNW let go both anchors; at AM, parted port
chain and Vessel dragging when sIippe
"wednesday when finding it impossible the bar,
stood OIL for Charleston.
Sem JONAS FRKscH, from New YORK for Jacksonville
before reported, With assorted cargo, blown
ashore Tabors Island near Nassau bar during the
Ito Of e i i "sS She 2 ep ssd aa
during the gale The agent for the New York Board Of
the 18th, with the steamer Islander and two
lighters.
ScHR p CoxEsYs which was lost after being raised,
while being wed 70 was 9wnea oy 0nn
saved but ali the wrecking material steam pumps, &c,
valued at 5000 were lost with the vessel
however, will all be saved Capt g Berry, agent of
the New York wreckins Company experimenting the
Job.
ScHR HARVEST Corwin from New York for Bristol, RI,
with cargo OF sugar is detained in New Haven haIbor
by ice having been ashore at that place. but received no
material damage to vessel or cargo.
WascxfNG STEAMER CvcLors at Lewes Del, yesterday
reports American brig ashore Is miles south of Fen
crew were in the rigging she was dying burgee with
letters NJ The CycIops would leave for the as
soon the weather moderated.
A large quantity Of small plank, supposed to be
ship Lady Duiierin Br Tybee 18th from Havre, schr
7th having very heavy deckoad, and the floating
lumber, 1t is thought nave been washed from her
during the gale OF the oth.
HALIFAX Feb 16-The American schr Helen II Dennis
arrived here Yesterday from the Western Banks
ports having lost anchor and cable she put in here
The brig Dundee (Br), Mcconnell from Boston for Var
moniA arrived " shebofne on the 6ta lust alter nina
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RAILROAD WoRKMEN ON STRIKE.

LOWELL, Mass, Feb. Is, 1874.
The laborers engaged in grading the Lowell and
Andoyer Railroad were paid OF on saturday last.
Many OF them who had been al work for 5! per
day found that there was no surplus alter deduct
ing the assignment for board
Yesterday movement was organized in This CITY
for a general strike, which was put In operation
this morning, commencing at this end OF the line,
and party started to pass over the entire Ioute
engaged In culyerts and mason work nave received
higher wages and are at work as usual. The wnOie
NUMBER of men working on this line Is nearly ooO'
The contractors think the matter will be satDIac-
torily arranged In short time.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Humboldt Ger, Bianck, Antwerp Jan 70
with mdsc and Sc passengers to CRas Ramn.esberg 4
Co rs 81 ION e q ae sS most M 3 sf
Fr from st Pierre for halifax, and supplied her with
sg M Ee .sa .n e
Nssso Dsn SSnns
with mdse and passengers to the Lorisrd Steamship
with coal 10 order vessel to sloeoyeG Co. Expert
gaso e Feb
petroleum to master The is bound 70 bremen put
IS * %Sw
ana water Casks aed the cabin and hold and threw
oyerSosrd Of 200 IBIS q petroleum right her ana
ana she leaking badly Game 10 this repair
Brig Agnes eGer. sieaenbourg, Guayaqui Oct rs with
cocoa to L T. Amsinck L Co:
with iogwooi to Villain Jex Feb IL lat 50 Is N lon
1870 ", passed barA bound north with loss OF tore
sehr Charles Elmer, Corson. Charleston days with
railroad ties TO John Lashear; vessel 10 slaght
chr Smith, Duyal, Virginia.
Sehr L + Simpson, Jackson Virginia.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Alfred Gibbs, Nickerson. New Bedford for New
chr Samuel Hart Kelley New Bedford for Philadel.
phia
II
Schr Leila Linwood, tObbins Providence Virginia
scbr Empress, Kennedy, Rockland tor New York. with
lime to Brown.
schr Comet, Tracy, PASSPORT for New York. with fish
scbr Cyrus Eossett. Drisco Newport for New York.
Schr trace Cushing. Bailey, Boston for New York
schr George shepherd Block Island for New York,
with fish TO Mler.
Schr A Pardee. Bishop, Somerset for New York.
Schr Idaho Jameson. Providence for New York
schr Elias Ross, Robbins, Somerset tor New York.
Schr VIM Mason French, Boston for Baltimore
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Brig Rowland (of Boston, Keen Savannah for New
Haven.
Schr Helen Mar. DurcaD New YORK for Boston.
Schr Ida l. Bearce New York for Boston.
Schr ID Rathburn, Crowel, Mobile Bath.
Schr VIM Jones, Davis, New Orleans TOR Providence
Schr N / uler, Hart Pensacola for Providence.
Schr Henry u Fav, Berry. Savannah TOR Boston.
Schr Electra Bailey Smith, New Orleans Tor Bath, Me.
schr Sarah J Bright Philadelphia Tor Bos
Schr John Hurst Cook. EiizabetnDort for Providence
Schr Tabitha Hannah, Dill, New YORK Tor New Ha-
schr Lucy Hammond Robinson. Brunswick, Go, for
Boston.
schr warren Gates, smith, New York tor New ondon
Schr A Perry, Look. Jacksonville for Providence.
Schr Nathaniel Holmes, Smith, Hoboken tor New Ha-
schr Neponset Phinney Virginia for Roston.
Schr Lucy ID Hail. Charles on, SC, Tor Boston.
schr Henry Nickerson, Geliey, Virginia tor Provi-
dence.
schr Robert Peuis Ellis Virginia for Providence.
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days terrible experience at sea- the captain and crew
wing almost exhausted
, MISCELLANEOUS

% OF errine experience al SfoW
wing almost exhausted.
Miscellaneous.
The purscr OF tho steamship Corinth, hom curacao,
&c, will accept thanks for promptly forwarding
our Hieanb Dispatches
SHIP CANADA 1871 TONS just arrived at san francesca
ballast from Callao, has purchased by geo owes
Co on terms made public 1t is expected that sue
Will be employed in the Australian trade thousn Sne nos
accepted u "a wheat charter toaLiverpooi
sHIPBuILpISo-At pennysvie the Messrs Allans nave
number of men employed in getting out timber for
new schooner OF It's to 800 tons buthen 10 be Quit inc
com ing -,
Master Mcbride. Of Lubec, has men and teams IN the
woods at Campobello preparing and hauling the t'npeI
for brig OF about 400 which he intends IN et up AS
soon AS The weather will permit in the spring cue 70
De built for parties in Boston The vessel now on ne
Stocks IN MS yard partly panked the wales are on.
and the deck being laid sne will measure ABOUT ~
tons M.
Notice to Mariners.
y The Delaware pilots report the buoy gone from the
Fourteen Feet Bank.
Arrived at Vineyard Haven Feb Is, schr Rising sun,
taylor, OF and from Provncetown Tor Atiantc ocaan'
spoken.
Bark Victoria Perez mot misprinted) from Cur acoa
for New York. Feb 6 lat n, Ion TO-
Is, lat 50 So lon rs
Schr + Warren from West Indies tor -, FEB 10,
on Aosecom lha9 lost foretopmast and !iDbooml.
scnr Anna Tibbetts from Orient III for fort hoyai,
81 Feo iS OF Charleston bar. Was OF Fort Royal 9th
out WAS unable to get a pilot, and was blown on
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.Judee william Alexander.

From Baltimore, by telegraph under date OF
yesterday, 10th inst, we are informed OF the death
Of Judge William Alexander formerly Judge OF the
Circuit Court and member OF the Maryland Legis-
ature The Judge, who was greatly esteemed as
a lawyer and gentleman expired at his residence
in Baltimore county on Saturday, the 14th inst,
He was sixty-two years OF age.
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SAILED.

Steamship North Point, for Baltimore. ship Mariana
lPort), Alicante and Valencia barks Prlndsesse Alex.
andra DAM, Georgetown, Dem: M f Chapman iBr),
Cienfuegos briggs Juliet Clark, Cardenas Oliver Cuts
Port Frince; tgeraeia tBr,. Anier; Carl XIV tNor
Bristol; Gloria (Nor), ConHantinople.
Wind at sunset WNW, fresh.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by teegraphing to the HEkALD London
Bureau No. ~ Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American vessels the be caoed to this coun-
try free Of charge and published.
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REAL ESTATE.

The sales yesterday in the open market were
Sew and unimportant consisting only oil Legal sales.
6ubloined the particulars
NEW YORK PRoP,Rrr-BY JAMES wrrIRP
3-story b. $. h. and n I3tth 81, 267 t. ".
sh Av, lotF.iSgs II John II; BIRD ........ 5000
g. story b. g. h. and n. 4. 18th St, $751; H. W 81
sv, lot 2o1loS Henry hirsch .............. 1850
6-stQry bk tenement n. and l., No. 30 Cannon 81
( IS. wv H. n Eivinwop st. LOT 2iIl0i Hahn, ls7s
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The Philadelphia Erenin0 telegraph Of yesterday,
18th inst, has a special despatch from Pitsburg an
nouncing the death OF n. Butcher Sevope, United
states Attorney for that district, alter serious
illness.
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Captain sOutherville.
telegram from Boston. under date oS 10th INST,
reports as ioilows:-"CaptaIn Southervfile, who
was formerly ittached to the United States Navy,
died at his residence in Bospon last evening. He
came rom Annapolis year ago, and since that
time has been on tue retired list. Sne deceased
has no relatives In this city.u
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SHOOTING A WIFE.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Feb 16 1874
:, Leonard WornbOldt, keeper OF a heer saio"c
fatally shot has VIE last night without inc ico;,
proyocaJlon. He was arrested. VIC iea't
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The Excite ment In Louisvflie-The Ger
mans Aroused.

JEFFERsONvILLE, Ind. Feb. 16, 1874.
The excitement over the temperance movement
in this city has reached Louisville, and tins alter
noon it Is estimated that at least 1000 people,
mostly Germans. from that city, have arrived here
and every trip OF the 1erryboats brings
increasing numbers. Exercises on the street
have been abandoned for to-day and a. this hour
t0hree =. NJ a large meeting Is being held the
Wall street Methodist church. Divine services are
to continue 10 the saloons tomorrow, and to-mor-
row night grand mass temperance meeung Is to
be held at Mozart Hall.
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the rebellion, died, near Alexandria Va, on saruf
day, Am inst, TO the ereat regret OF an extended
rirrle oil friends.
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Foreign Ports.

ADEN. Feb 13-In port bark TARA Topaz ha'norhe'
from Muscat for Boston, to sail about list
BUESos ArREs Dec NArrived 6srk tbsnnt d
CAGLIARI Jan 20-sailed, Leon Vsneso' fohtaneua'
USnAeoa Feb SIN port brig Curacao DR. Borden,
from New York, arrived 20 .-.. ..h. = ID wu,...
CAPn HAYfIkN, Jan z4-AIIAVeo' seui "ymAns
Urann Boston, ~ DAYS passage
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Mrs. James M, Mason.

The vile OF James M. Mason, ex-United States
Senator and Confederate Minister abroad during
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

IHE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The trial of Robert
Il. Rudd, charged with feloniously cutting
William McAleary, in Glover Hill township
IN December last, was concluded Tuesday
night by verdict Of guilty, and the Jury as
sessed his punishment at three years impri.
prisonment.
S. NJ. Page, Esq, counsel for prisoner,
moved to overrule the verdict. Motion de.
MED; and Judge will consider exceptions.
The prisoner was remanded to jail.
Yesterday was occupied In considering the
case of Peyton Spurlock (coored,, charged
with the murder of Charles Severance. in
this place. Severance was stabbed at the
store of his son-in-law, E. Browder, Decem-
her 9th, 1873, and died on the morning of
December 9th.
SENTENCED Spurlock, convicted
in the Circuit Court ofthe murder of Charles
Severance in December last, was yesterday
sentenced TO twelve years in the peniten.
tiary.
PoLIrIcAL NoTEs.-Tmportant meeting OF
Wide-Awake Club tonight at 8 O'Clock.
Ball committee will report, &c.
Excelsior Club meet at Huband's Hall
Friday night.
The meeting to send delegates to the Ches-
ter convention to nominate a candidate for
the Legislature will be held Saturday night
ut 8 O'Clock at the market house..
MINOR ToPIcs.-The petit jury will be
called this morning at IL O'Clock.
The Town Trustees meet to- morrow night
at II O'Clock.
Ihe case OF Gregory us. Ambers, contest
ing the election ofthe latter, will be called Fri
day.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFlCE, FEBRUARY Is, 1874
Mr.. A. NJ. BraXtou, Richmond, Va; MIR.
A. D. Cockley, 16S Pearl street, New York
Mrs. Arthur Dickinson, Twenty y-first and
Grace streets, Richmond, Va; Colonel Gray,
post-office, Norfolk, Va. J. l.. c., Richmond
post-office; Miss Maggie Jacbson, care John
Jackson, Warrenton Green Hotel, Warren
ton, Va. E. T. james, present; jarvis &
Glenn, Richmond; Rev. Henry 81. johnson,
Richmond Institute; Mr.. James A. Morris,
care j. j. Montague, Richmond, Va; Mr..
Lee Robinson, care of Lewis & Scott, 416
Broad street, Richmond, Va; DR.. james NJ.
Mr. L. Rocher, Richmond, Va; DR.. N. G.
Shepherd, near Richmond, Va; c. II. Wend-
linger, Richmond, Va.
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-... ,syns,-,ox HuI.--Thc Joint com,
-" >r,y rI, two Houses of the General
i..y" - ~, IpmiSralion met yesterday
49," ..,a IN The senate chamber. Gcorse
~, :, .,.r~ T<q.. VI. nod>on Of Peters
v. !" I,h, Washington. Esq, OF E'ro-
,'-' ,,...,. '..., ..,>o present. These gentlemen
.o'' '.,,,.,-> @. the Committee ON lmml-
=. '', I'D. -, - m, :''smcr>' Council Mr.. Boil
l.'..',''r 'r,,,.,j ne committee at some length.
~ . ',, -, iar committee agreed to report
"..,' " ...,, ,...~r-s, Assembly the bill recently
!; T.. - ~ senator QucScnhcrry in the
~ ....'' rh;S h:N provides for m appropr'-
S'.~.' -, 80 10 be used in the puhIici'
In d, ir:''ma;,on conc'rn'nS L,, .nJ ,MI s',.. ~.
.,....>. Climate. etc. "i tie STATE "no >u''
.aart> abroad.
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The THEATRE-DAvY CRocEETT.-The
highly sensational drama Of Davy Crockett
was again presented at the Theatre last
night. and in most excellent style. The
Stage scenery is capital, and the manner in
which it is set is unexceptionabie. It is
quite treat to spend an evening at this
place of amusement when such talent as that
which We find in Mr.. Mayo and Miss Rand
is displayed during the entertainment.
We believe that the present week Is the
first occasion on which Murdock's charming
drama of Davy Crockett has ever been pro-
duced In this city, and it can be fairly said
said that it has each night been splendidly
rendered. Mr.. Mayo is an actor who has
talent of high order; and although no play
can have run in Richmond for any length
Of time, yet In larger cities he will doubtless
play the piece many nights to crowded
houses. - - -, 4.
! Miss Rand is quite pretty and decidedly
graceful. She has made an impression here,
and one which Is deserved.
The Theatre is now comfortably heated,
and 1t is quite pleasure to spend, as we
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:,~.cs> 70 THE CAriToI---A bill! has been
:..........,,. IN the House Of Delegates winch
,...y.a.. that tie superintendent OF Pubic
r.,.:s->. uuGrl ihe control and direction OF
:. Governor. >h,N cin>c the entire base
,....,.; il. C;.pi:ni 10 be rcpsircd- such as
,...u-, ont ;ac &rtA, ceiling. or vaults. and
,.,.,,.r. IN 2ry floors 10 tie House Of Dele
t.... and Senate, % a. to make The same per
T.,rs.t1, >a!r To examine llueS and chm;
rr-.. and a!rcrand repair them so as to give
., sufficient draft. and 10 adapt the offices
! :.c objects for which they were designed,
,t.:ninL from the heads Of Departments
,,.... IG>ruc;ion- relative thereto AS they
RAW deem rxIcditn'. TO carry out these
d.. tA. sum OF $4,000 shall be appropria-
/. ev. Of the pubie Treasury. to be audited
aa,: faid on! ct any moneys therein not
v3.,.nl>r appropriated.
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THOMAS ". kEESEE, 10H A. NJ, fine assort-
ment of parlor, chamber, and dining.room fur
nturc.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son, ~ P. NJ, a vacant
lot on the north size of Clay between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
A. B. DUESBERRY, high constable, IL A. NJ, At
the restaurant of Saunders 6 Ycager tbank-
rupts), on Cary between Virginia and Thirteenth
streets, lot of bar-fxtures, liquors, &c.
J. L. APPGRSOE, ~ NJ, the brick Office On the
south side Of Main between Tenth and Eleventl
streets, together with lot of plank and cedar.
post fencing-to be removed.
LYME & BROTHER, p. NJ, neat framed cot.
t,ge residence on the north side OF between
Twenty ninth and Thlrteth streets.
Z. 2. CRENSHAW, 10 A. NJ, household furnl-
GIre, SC.
THOMAS W. kEESEE, 10 \. NJ, piano.
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The Poor-A Suggestion.
Tho Flifor-s of the DteD1tch

Gentlemen.-As the funds in the hands ol
the charitable societies of this city for the
relief of the poor are entirely exhausted,
would it not be we'll for those societies to
appoint committee to call on the members
Of our Legislature and solicit one days pay
from each member for the relief of the poor,
and also wait on the officers and men of our
police force, and all the employees of the city
gas and water works, and on all city and
State officials, aud request one days pay from
each man for the relief of our deserving
poor. am certain that each and every one
of these gentlemen would cheerfulIy give
one days pay for this holy object charity.
February 19, 1874. Med.
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Louisiana Affairs.

New YORK, February 1S.-The HsrdlFs
Washington dispatch says the Democratic
senators have agreed to course Of action
which will enable them to support Carper-
ter's proposition for new election In New
Orleans. They intend to ask the Senate to
recognize the McEpery government as the
legal government OF Louisiana, and II the
Senate refuse to do SO they will then support
Carpenters molten for the new election.
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North Carolina Gransers.

RALsIGu, N. c., February 18.-Tbe State
Grapge-Dr. Columbus Mills, nas!er-met
here to-day. Que hundred and thirty-four
oranges are represented out OF two hundred
and thirty-fiye in the State.
Greetings were received and returned
from the State Oranges OF South Carolina
and Ohio.
DR.. Mills was reelected worthy master,
and Richard Williams, of Pitts county, was
elected worthy overseer. "
There are about three hundred grangers
present The. Order is representedas as rapidly
increasing. There are already 1000 nem-
bers in the State.
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WAIT UNTIL APRIL.-How often is that express
sion now heard by people who are preparing to
make Investments The reason is that they hold
tickets in the Great Gift Concert Of the Public Ii
brary of kentucky, to be drawn March 3lst, and
they expect to get large prize, or slice Of one Of
the grand prizes. AS there are $4,000 prizes,
which Is one prize TO every five tickets and 81
600 is to be distributed to the ticket holders IL Is
not unreasonable that so many should bank on the
cha noes of success 1t is understood that the de-
maud for tickets viii be In excess OF the supply.
For tickets and Information, apply to A. P.
L'EcuYER, 900 Bank street, or W. II. YEgBY, q.
Fords Hotel. s,gse.}z $50 54ases.as-1 81 -4ts
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.1,he Penney,yan.a Escc.ious.

PalIApELrHrA, February 18.-stokeley's
majority is nearly l.,c09. The democrats
gained members OF the Common Council in
three wards. 90
READING, Pa, February 1s.-The Demo-
cratic candidate for Auditor Is elected by $50,
majority. There is Democratic msjority Of
three in the Common Council and Repub-
lican majority Of ore in the Select Council.
ALTOONA, Pa, February 1S.--The entire
Democratic ticket is elected In this city.
GiideD, for Hayor, has over 800 majority.
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The Western linton rorxer,es.

New YoRK, February 1S.---Tbe Governing
Committee Of the Stock Exchange has
slight clue to the forgery of yesterday, but
nothing definite is made public. It Is ru.
mored thata Brooklyn man operated heayiiy
In Western Union stock yesterday. and ed
mits making $4,000. He "; examined by
the committee, and all that was obtained was
that he did operate heavily. and tnat II WAS
his busiacSs, and not that IL The committee. :.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England, lats.. ~
LONDON, February 1S.--Disraeli arrived nj,
Windsor at noon to-day. He win fmmedf-
ately proceed 10 the castle. Large crowds
gathered at all the stations on the route. and
checred him as be passed by. n
The ruins of the Panteehnicon, which vas
burned last Friday night, are still smouIder-
ing; but notwithstanding this the iusur-
aDce companies have already set men 10 work
seeking salvage, and number Of racfng cups
and much jewelry which were stored 10 the
building have been recovered uninjnred.
Thousands Of spectators watch the progress
Of the work. II Is said the loss OF one in-.
surance company by the fire is so heavy that
it is crippled. .i.z 4 =
Switzerland. s Il!
/. BERNIE, February 1s,--Niss Brewood, an
American lady, has performed the periions
feat OF attaining the summit Of the Jung
Frau mountain.
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Police Officer Punished,

New YORK, February 1S.-.-In the Court of
General Sessions to-day police officer
named Slatterr was sentenced 10 the S.asc's
prison for seven and a.half years for al as
sault with intent to kill OH respectable cit.
izen. Slattery was drunk at the time and
beat the complainant in a shocking manner,
and would have killed him but for The iater-
ference OF u roundsman.