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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01
SALES An AUCTIStS.


me possibility Of a neU issue Of ty,oonpertibie
paper Treoard ,ofth amozeDsens ana an1iety ana,
IN nay judyraent such an issue ,ooald be a oe't.
inezt ana a sha'ne-CHARLEs SUMNER.
4 UCTIoN SALE BY HENRY ZINN, AUCTIoNEER-
"A over S15,0U worth Of
magnificent Household Furniture
Two hundred and City lots by catalogue OF
and costly work. o. Art; commencing HIS MORNING,
81 l0h O'Clock recisciy, with the parlor floor.
vn:-PianD'orte, four round corner, cost $3.50
magnificent on Paintings and lLromos
Paror suites inaid and gilt
covered In French satin cotciine, &c Frcrc, tste
Mirrors, curia Bronzes Clocks Ornaments Library,
marble and centre table. Turkish Cha RS and Lounges.
China, silver and plated Ware, Carpet Chairs DO
hedroomsBeds, al. Bureau, Dressingcase spring and
hair Mattresses and haircoth suits, Carpets COL
Hall, Kitchen and servants furniture
A UCTioN.-ELEGANr SCHOONER AT AUCTION ON
n THURSDAY April z 1874 at2 o'clock M at staple.
ton staten Island c'rryns ~ tons IN perfect order.
A DJOURNED sALE.-DINGEE, PORTER CO.
n Auc ionccrs Will sell, at tho Real state Exchange,
with frame Hone and 0utbudings on l2sd and Path
streets near seventh avenue See diagrams
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE DIN.
"A GEE, PORTER 4 co, Aucfoneera vpIua BILE Real
Estate in Iwepty-tbir ward; will sell Thursday,
southeast corner Of 10th street and THIRD avenue
Diagrams and particulars ofoe Of tcnnerA 2SOS
Third avenue and III Broadway.
A MOTHER AUCTION SALE or SEWING MACHINES
n AT 20 tedar street. On Friday, April ., by IANIEL
A. AAiHEwe. Auc .ioneer
A UCTIoN SALES or FURNITURE
II 81 private Residences attended to.
D. N. SEAMAN, AuctiOneeE Il Pine street
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A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT AND USEFUL
N Household Furniture,
THIS DAY w edneS ay), commencing 10Y O'Clock,

IN Household Furniture,
THIS DAY wednesday, commencing l0I O'Clock,
at the elegant residence,
2i0 West Twenty fir st street. near 18th avenue.
Over 400 lots by catalogue, all In excellent condition,
made and used but short time,
consisting richly carved inlNid gilt frame Parlor Suits
covered IN crimson damask satin and cotciaine;
magnificent four round rosewood Pian0fOrte;
also ele CANT rlsht Piano.
imported bronze FigureA
fine Oil Paintings,
nlaid Cabinets rosewood Etasere, French plate Mir
rors, bronze Checks Turkish Chars and Lounges
qnery gilt Centre and Console Tables ia dinieres
Dsque Figures, Library and secrctairc Bookcases,
Library Tables Library suits pieces in satin coelainc
iadys Writing Desk, lace Curtains, walnut and French
walnut Dining Furniture, buffet Dining Chairs
ri lar Extension Table IL feet; one do feet Dinner
aud Tea sets silverware Crockery de-, rosewood and
walnut Bcdsteads, Dressing Cases Armorc-a Glace,
Wardrobes Wsshsands, marble top Centre tables. nns
haircoth Suits Toilet Sets velvet Brussc IS and inq rain
Carpets and various necessary household articles a
chance for those shout furnishing their houses Sale
positive RoBERT CAsHiN Auctioneer, n B.
Competent men ~ attendance 70 pack or ship goods,
city or country. Take 7th or 9th avenue ears.
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ABBOTT. AUciroSEER

w saleroo,ns 10 New Bowery
win sell Thursday I'd Inst at 10Y O'clock entire
Furniture contained IN private residence ~ No -
Thrtyhth street near Second avenue ParIof Suits ID
fancy reps solid black walnut carved Bedsteads and
Dressing bureaus nnc srus els CaIrets oilcoth, ".
tension Table marble top BUFFET Writing Desk black
walnut Wardrobes and Bookcases, splendid Sewing Ma.
Chine hall -tani best har Mattresses, Etagere. nice
WILLIAM ABBOTT Will as in the past years give hs
personal attention &c the sale OF furniture 81 the resi-
aences OIL parties giving up Housekeeping
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Mr.. HERTS takes great 1
pleasu in announcing
that he has received in
struc tons 20 close gu, with
out any reserve the entire
stock Of Mr.. CONRAD
BOILER, on account OF his
retiring from business The
quality OF the goods ls 100
we'll known to need any
comment, and being the
largest stock ever sold 1t
auction In this city. II offers
q rare opportunity to those
IN want OF really elegant
Furniture. The goods will
be on exhibition and cata.
logues ready OH Monday. al
the WarerOoms, 2l6 to z26 |
West Twenty-third street
Notice. The goods will
be stored free Of charge, Ii
desired, until Mayi.
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y1TILLIAM Writers. AUUTIoNEER, SELLS AT
w O'Clock at 43t Canal street. the entire Furniturs
Beds, Bodding OF large house together with large
lot Of China Glass end silver Ware, and great variety
OF other goods, French plate Mirrors Carpets 10 SAFE
positive.
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Tho pOsssDaitv or q nes1 ISSUE OF jUconuetSoss
paper regard sotth 0nsaxexnent and 0nxtetv. ana.
IN my Judgment sssoh an issue UOsssd be detvt
naena and a sh0ne-OHARLRs SUMNER.
TOR sALE-AT AUCTION. By H. n. CAMP APRIL
g. by order Of Supreme Court, four story brown
stone Dwelling, built In best manner; Columbia College,
$32U grouna rent
HEERY B. HERys, AUCTIoNEBR
ebs BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET
IMPORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.
BY ORDER or Mr.. CONRAD BOILER.
ON TUESDAY. MARCH 81, AND
WEDNESDAY APRIL l, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT TIE EXCELSIOR FURNITURE wAREROOHs
GIG TO 22o WEST TWENTY. THIRD STREET
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A SIT ALTON MASIEU-br rUJ Nj NAN,
"A ,r,ter In private family four years good refer.
encc Address j. 4. D. Herald Uptown Branch ONCE,
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YOUNG Man WISHES SITUATION IN A
n siore-Can take of ard drive horses Is careful
aud o.isins will get good city reference Address W.
box al Herald erirt.
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n with pne ct!d. wish 20 20 In the country; man
understands horses; Is good gardener; wife as
Appy At b4i " est 18th 81
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A UCTION SALES or FURNITURE
Ii 81 private resideEGas attended to,
d. n. SEAMAN. AuctioneeE. Il Pine streSt
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C,ITUATIoES wANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE PROT
y estants no family, rs coachman and COOK; city or
COUNTRY good reference address j. o. box liz Herald
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WITH $500 OR MORE
w to travel with first class goods: salary and commits
SION Apply at or address No 81 South 5th av
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TJENRY 3. HERTs AUoTIoNEER.
NO. 650 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET
Regular sales OF and second hand Furniture. &C.
Mr. HERTS will usual the past Is years. give his
special attention TO sales Furniture at residence Of
parties declining hOusckee ping and can guarantee
tire satisfaction Jy reference to former patrons
IJENkY D. MINER, AUOriONEER.
Ia Late Henry II. Leeds Miner, established 1917
Saesrooms % Chambers and II Reade street.
By Henry ID. MINaR,
THURSDAY, APRIL 2,
at l0IS O'clock, at private residence
No. 20 East Ihrteenth street, between University place
and Fifth avenue,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER FOR ThE PRESENT OWNER AND IN FINE
CONDITION.
Comprising English Brussels Carpets throughout the
house, carved rosewood SUITS, In velvet and repsS
French plate pier and nantel Mirrors; figured satin
damask Curtains and Lambrequins rosewood Etagere.
Centre and side Tables ancient and modern OIL Paint
ings wood bedroom Furniture suite; Bedseads
Bureaus, Armoires, assistants ana Commodes Lounges
and Chairs best red hair and spring Mattresses,
Gather Boosters and Pillows Toilet CrOckery enameed
Bedroom SUITS black walnut Buffet, xLension Table
Chairs Crnckery, Glassware Oilcoths, stair Car
pets Hall Stand Also Kitchen Utensils In variety.
SATURDAY, APRIL
at 1913 O'Clock. at the salesroOm3
95 Cham and " keade street.
0ENIEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Mirrors Carpets, DC Details in time.
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YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION WHO
"a understands taking Of horses and cattle: also
70 make himself generally useful Address c. box 100
Herald ofncc
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The possibility OF a netc issue Of incO1aue7'tible
paper I7egarh Nth nn,azemeat and 0n1tety, and,
IN my Judgment. such issue tco,std be detyi-
rneft ana a shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

MAN AND WIFE WANT S1TUATIoyS-IN A SMALL.
WI respectable private family Of three four
gardener, &C; woman as cook and general
house worker reference. Address A. b. box l2 Herald
GO
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ITO MARBLE WORKERS. -kMPLOYMENT WANTED
i by yourg man. who has q knowe Ice OF carving,
lettering &C; objection to the country Address "
:. H.. 81 savy 81.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

a 49,
an DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE PkRSONNE POUR
~ soigner un entant de mos; II taut gu ellie
sache coudre ct ellie ait de bonnes
S'adres err. de midi 2 hcures, "a Dime Est
I'm DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE FRANCHISE POUR
~ eoisncr dcux ants de deuS CT quare ans ct cou
Dire. s'ndresscr No 10 Quest Ice rue, enrc neui OF
0nze heures pour deHx jours
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4 COMPETENT YOUNG MAN WISHES A sIRUA
~ ton a. writer IN private family: sobsr, indus
fiou5 aud ehtixny; best Ill East z6lh
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CoACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY MAN
a Of experiences and steady habits can furnish best
has lived with for eight years Can be seen at
address ". O., 7U0 7th ay., In the harness store.
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A MARRIED MAN GO CHILDREN. WHO HAS
IA had nine years experience in farming, wishes q
perma situation 8 such, would go groom;
81
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A STEADY YOUNG NAN WANTS A SITUATION IN
"A store shop. or any business wlere lac can make
himself eerniy useu undo rsands the OF horses
is not AFRAID TO work; moderate best references
honesty eobriey Address T. t., box LIS Herald
CVtown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

HERMAN, sHERlFT'S AND GENERAL AUG;
~. toneer. -Sherns sac thus day "wednesday, April
l. at 10 O'CLOCK at No Cos oni cnue the cnure FIX
lures OF a Butchers store; also Horse and wagon
WIN. {. GUNNER, sheriff.
HENRY NEW. Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

TERE. JOHNSON JR., AUCTIONkER,
81 Il Park New York, and 50 Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
Recci .crs sale OF tho
Effects OF the Bckiord KNITTING Machine Company,
THURSDAY. Aprii 2. 81 lOk O'Clock.
At $50 broadway. New York,
consisting OF Showcases, esks ables Chars Partitions,
Carpets Gas fixtures, Aw alngs, finished and unfinished
Machines Manuiac ured Goods Raw Material Kerosene
Chimney. nine cases sIenncsy, Brandy, &c Terms
cash. sale positive. Satisfactory deposits required.
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A SITUATION WANTED-AS HEAD WAITER OR
IA cook in first class hotel city country; good
reference Call on or address JAMES r. NEWTON, lF
Bieecker ST., top floor, back room.
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XVANrEp-A FIRST CLASS FLOOR WALKER ONE
w that thoroughly understands the business and has
been Broadway. Apply to NJ REIMAN CO.. 20
Union square.
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SJTUATION wANTED-AS COACHMAN AND GROOM.
- by young man. married best New ork and Brook
honesty. sobrety and capallify;
willing and oblgng Address r. Herald Uptown Branch
offi
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A srNGIn YOUNG MAN, WHO spBANs GERMAN
n ana EBgiteh, desires e situation window Dire
and salesman In the fancy millinery and gentIemen's
furnishing business, has bee1 cr tse sat six years In
Fulton s. srooktyh IS willing to 81 70 any part In
tsr co da M ia mis- Il, . s1s iof
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yHyANrhD-Two OR THREE GOOD CANvAssERs
intro to the reading public some OF our beau
tifuy ilustra lard works. be nE published
in paris LONDON PUBLISHING COMPANY. II Mur-
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A FRENCH GARDENER. WHO HAS FILLED THE
n position for ten years in Paris, wishes situation In
private family, to attend to flowers and gardening
give good references Address Mime. c. DuRASDAL, "a
East 4th St
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A. PROT
" estant married man, who fully understands p ain
gardening and the OF greenhouse also the OF
cows and farm work wife is excellent but MAKER
II required very best reference. Call address
THOMPSON. Bridgeman's seed Store. s76 Broadway.
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r EVILS 4. WOOD. AuCTIONEER
IL will sell to the hi hest bidder,
THIfRSnkY April,

IL VIII sell tO the III nest bfddet
THURSDAY. APRIL z lsi4
at half-past ten O'Clock A. M at the stables,
corner Montgomery stree. aud Summit avenue, Jersey
Guy
% good Work Horses weighing from 100 to 400 pounds
ii side Dump Wagons, 5 low stone Trucks, Carts !!
Gets double Harness. scs Cart Harness, sets Ugh:
single Harness. Hosting engine horse power; lW,0UO
pale B.ick % circular Corner Stone, lot Tagging
and Bridge Stone Tubs Derficks, Plugs Pumps.
Also the large two story fra ne Stable, 50x76
N. Blake Court ,iouse Monticello avenue cars
from Jersey CITY ferries to the sale,
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As CoACHMAN-BY A SOBER. STEADY. TRUST
"A worthy thoroughly understands his busine
milk and work garden: years first class
reference. Address for two days r. r. D., box 2OO
He. AID office
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yTILLIAM ABBorr AUCrONEER,
w Salesroofns SO New Bowery
BY virtue of chattcl mortgage " VI sell. this day
April l. 1874 al o'cock A. NJ, Ct Us Hester corner Of
Mott street In the city Of New YORK one four-pn Als
Measures, oil Paintings aud all other Goods more
uculary dc scribcd the sche 1nic OF said mortgage
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr. Attorney Tor Mortyagec;
Also NJ tho same time and place. WILLIAM ABDOTT
will soil good assortment OF Liquors. Brandy, Gin
hon. Wines. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT AUCTION,
to pay charges and duties
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell at auction, Thursday.
April at the salesi Nassau street ut ii O'Clock,
large invoice OF Musical Instruments. Comets from.
pctcs. Fleugelhorns, Saxhorns Vions, v0linccllos,
Guitars Zhers Flutes Hautboy suitable for the trade
and others
BY ORDER of Davies Turner Co.. proprietors OF the
American and Foreign European Express
On FRIDAY
An immense sale of Household Furniture.
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI-
u family to make himself useful; underssa nds
waiting Address BROWN, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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Ix-AsTED-0) MEN AND WOMEN TO SELL A NEW
w WORK Of interest just out; large inducements Of
Address NELSON 4 PHILLIPS,
Post Office box l2l station r.
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The possibility OF a neto issue Of fnoonpe'ffole
paper regard NTH a1sazenent ana an1ietv, ana,
In nsy j,dqnaent, such an issue aooasId be dert-
yne,u ana Shnme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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~ ARDENEPS SITUATION WANTED-Rv FIRcT
VI class man. Protestant. married, understand hot
and cold graperies greenhouses and vegetable garden
ing IS years. experienced good reference. Address q.
W, box 1854 Herald office.
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COACHMAN, BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN prot
"A estanD faithful, industrious and economical can
milk ii required; careful driver; good reference
Address, tor two days. D., box III Herald Uptown
Branch o.ece.
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Do EAST THIH NH STKENT-AULTIUN KUUNJ
OO THURSDAY, Arrii q at l0% O'CLOCK.
Furniture. Carpets. Parlor suits, Lounges, &c,t
two rosewood Pianos
rblo TOD Bureaus rosewood, mahogany and wAlnut
Sd endid marble top Dressing Case
MAHOGANY. Rosewood and walnut Bedsteads;
hair, musk and excelsior Mattresses;
81 Oil Paintings and Chromos.
marble top Bufet and Hall Hat Racks
rosewood Etagere, Extension Tables, bookcases
splendid rosewood ParloY suits, Easy Chairs, &c;
rs family ewing Machines mus be sold.
white marble Soda Fountain.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A COLORED YOUNG
- man. as eoachman is good driver and excel
lent groom; willing and obigng: cit, Ad
dress W. NJ. No. 3u6 West sd ST.
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JlyANTED-A SITUATION BY A GERMAN GARDEN.
w err; married two children: understands landscsp.
grAperies ana vegetables good
and 20 years experience address g. g., PomptOn
pla +
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COACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED
" BY Protestant married man no family, Thoroughly
understands the usness good city reference Call on
or address RICHARD, GA 9th av., between 3Ith and
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTkD-BY PRACT!.
" cal man (marred with irst class references Ad-
P. c. Herald Harlem Branch Office. l24th St, near
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A UCTION NOTIcE-ED. PETTENGER AUCTIoEEER
n SMITH BOGART
sell this day, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at No. North william
street general assortment OF Household Furniture Car
new Bedeteads, &C. &C. Especial attention gwen Y
sales OF Furniture of parties declining Housekeeping
stocks OF merchandise and all kinds Of g0oos; consgn
men,s solicited returns prompt cash advances made
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! VI, ANTED-AN ENERGtTIC YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w to solicit Orders: steanv situation al IS
"a percentage To person having eyD loan
reference gwen and required Aduress PERMANENT,
llnrn nd G
, 1874-08-14

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Aug, t3.-yho United
states Consul ut swatow reports to tho stuts
department, Under tlato Of Juuo 10, Tint, On
April II, }o lcnrnod that some Chinese f1sbormcn
nea stated that tho nnasts Of recently suuken
Yessel "ere visible Of tho Island on Namoat, nnd
thas It waH supposed that oyory one on boar1
w:a ,osf, Iho Atnorcan barl Scotland. wi,;cl,
nsorias lra Lett sa1ghai for swatow was many aya
Tho wreck Of TINT vessel tic Consul nnnlioT uie w. u.s.
thn Chinese Admiral for information. Thn Atl.
miral replied t!at tIaro Ind boon y storm m
March 20 i Hhich 100 natiyo boats u1,,l Sil iva
were, were lost' bat 4e heard nothing OF furojgn
, 1874-08-14
FOR
Il Terrible Famine Prevailing
in Palestine.
FIVE Thousand Persons Supposed to
NaYD pcriSicd.
'V''''or ltefns Of Foreign News.
ASIA,


NEW YoaK, Aug. 13.--Tho nov. nr f,,ouA
ot t'le American l,oarl Of r6toign tl;ustons ha,
teeel'oa letter from, tho Rey. i. o. narr,u,a -
.esnroa' aatod July 10, In which hs civcu a,,,o
sne "details Of tic terrible famine INV nro.
Willing in that region. ~" pio'
,.,. 41t' patfo"a wriloB: "WlIo at Yo1cr,t
"4'o'' III oo or 10 miles north of us, witnnssod
u1 '.'"ses OF tho lanliro, Which IL vorv Hovoro
"'4 "'8o pesord, toward AnGora. AIauy vfIncca
~. ~ ou''telY ucAortod In somo, ono or two
."'oo ot lour 1antlieB. or parts Of fa,ni,;cs m
.Aa',' III tho dintrics Of sungartu which IN Ia.
su"u odo8at, and III which city thcro ia a Prot.
I"t"' .,.s eaaFc't, M many as 5,000 persops lnro
n'ea u starvation; but the horrors of thin fam.
anv ",o ''aebcribablt Many pcop1o hoye aul,-
t.. asoo y" grass for weeks and then died. ,rI,o
ps'R"rs naso locked to the citicg and l,,cre
~. VI thotn laYo diod because the, cnufd mi
ho;a, iaprae ~ or broad Old mon, mother. viii
CONC chii1mn vo,e v[easts young mon TINT havo bo
ocS5fn,s'G, naG crying fanting. mud dyinc. 'AAou'
nnslsos hayo hooa in tho strcota ono t,v, ,,,s
I liz o aolco or 1or days boforo their bt,ria1 md
Pre- n" a"ro foaaed on thcm. Many OF orr
tsra groaily At sungar somo @s' Of IH'1 H.
otntre' l'ayo sold l,onsc Hi,op. honsohold fn no
'lttfn todclothing, oyerytl,i,'. md NV, ,
n, uS iorsa Of srvo aud porlaps toy viii bot, bcw
ST. 1m ono village tlcro was ono Protestant r,m
~. 1ho iator n,othor aud oil tic cirsn 1.',s
two have dietl ot starvation, < '''' '''ofen o'1s
,,.u ln tho village Of Injirli thore was Il poaaa,t
roro nombo,s ot t1t9nqnlty tna nls n9yerat of whom
Ios'u't'G With them. bnt they wero poor. ;rI';a
'fcachor went to fodogat and purohnsaa tio,.
Dccofn!ng responsible for tho nav himsojf mn;
10 Nnht alive Xix faniiies. Now, unjcns tho
yery'r can ~ DO pa' hiH creditors viii take
, 1874-08-14
EIhH]cT

!, AoSnoH, Aug 13.-Lo Soir reports TINT in
Lie investigation into tho circumstances Of r.
znlnoa escape tho Dlrostor Of tho prison ia inn
plicated, whlo ths other officials alo exonar-
atcd.
Inc Mllaneso Journals agsort TINT Dazaino 1os
passed. through tint city on llia wuy 10 tho Gin
tcsn en- 9! Arenomborg, Switzerland, tho residence
81 q, s1o Emnresa Elgonio. It il also rmorcI
that tae Marsl1al arrived nt Spa yesterday,
, 1874-08-14

MAnntn Aug. 1a.-:l'o report that thore ID .
:fl.H ''a1nluers III the Cabinet IL contratlicted.
Inc Republican troops commanded by Mar,
aIal Aanala aud Gen. Louorna, have tccn u1Itcd
NJ Miranda, .,wlloro tllsy aro coutyuutod l.,
c1thsoon battalioas Of Carlisty. -
MADRID, Aug. 13.-Fruaoo wilt sond on Am
naasaaor to SPUN as coon III ti,u Sta,yl, rcura.
Hahtatlvo III Paris receiver lis crcdoutiuls at
- ~ ohio1al'v reported TINT tho Curtain hayo
@''cn'ltet 10 cfoss tho Ebro, wiLlluut u,,ccosu.
, 1874-08-14
CASUALTIES.


/ l. ssAAk L 1aA1 1sa u EU:I1 513nA.
| -, "nie'at Df'pasch to Ihr chicaao Tribune.
"11IEsu"RHE. pa., Aug. 13.--Tho quiet litt1o
mining village Of Oypl,ant received n sl,oc,.
| yesterday from torrlblo accident. von,o
man named William Moran was visiting thu
| Eaddy Crook ahaft with Il friend, and tl,o two
were let down On tho elevator to tho first yein
Which thoy inspected satisfactorily aud roturnol
70 the SHAFT to ascond to tic surfnco, Arr;vir-
Llere, hloral, having either made q uissten Or
ffnlH!nG fn 10 waa about to ntop upon tho elevator,
ieot; search was n.ado with grappling hooks at
Tue bottom Of tllis darh anu dizzy dopti, and ina
Eody i'nA 7n'd 1toating In q pit Of wator " fert
t!eep: Hin companion would hAyo MOT tn ann,
ahocEiEg death had ho not received t;1nciy
warning. '~A'
a4oss oa Lsfo Resulting from Cr.mtnuf
CAFclcaslacAs.
ST. ALDAEs, Vt, Aug, 13.-Tle night exnresx
tram "l.cli loft Doston last ovoi,,y for Montreal
VIA lilo lasas11upslo and Southeastern Rai]roais
was "focked this morning fow miles north Of
H,c!liofd, Vt. The following rcraona arc report-
"a A,''on; Engineer Lancot. noadn,astcr c. 8.
ta! maf!tls conductor t2uimly tho fireman, and a
1aye t5I',o s :; wsEeokll'E-trau s md two phyuioaus
taan tWenty Persons aro reported injured.
-, ~ hr1also o7er tho North Branch or tin MiH-
= ,slquol 1!lvor had boom carried away by 4 yorv
Of 9Iiy ta run saetan ia1t nst nt through tho ogect
'lto tho Htioam. Tho oxrross, car rau ufer lila !,
e',no TO tho ot'ior aido ind the bnggngo uud
siaoH1i'G -cars woro tolcscopod by fourth car,
W. s1uunuIo1ass Ic raasonger:car and both now lie
IIi.lfbt'ciaHs) ad a Pullman cur ,yoro uniuiurol.
r1'o rofaons wore killed aud tlfteon injured.
Tho NJ. J0.A.ls' Explosion,
u" e"os"' H. s.t"y. II, Disaa:eh tu Ms 81. Lonis