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LMJsEMENTs THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
es s sesn ss asS1ou
Gary, sgnor dc Bassini, signor fiorini,
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
street and BroaowSy Bellies LIES
Davenport Miss Jewett, Mr.. Louis James
MRS, coNwAY,s BROOKLYN THEATRE; =
ELEANOR; OR THE FATAL MARRIAGE. at 8 r. NJ I;
closes at 10 80 p N. Mrs Bowers. J. c. Nccoom.
NEW YORK sTApr THEATRE,
Closes o0sr F. H. ss Lna aay
Fourteenth .,r.sNiN sEnEsYA Ehg5 THEsrnE close.
ROBINSON HALL.
sn,sentn street. between Broadway and Fifth avenue
BRyANrs oPEI-a HOUSE, xroo
Vest Twenty third street near ixth avenue-NEGko
hISslRELsY, &c. al ) p NJ closes at 10 p NJ Dan
sr, ant
,. Broad at it close. alto
:, VI. Matinee at , r. NJ
TONY PASTORS OPERA fAOUs9
rc aoi Bo owery.vARIErY, Mt p NJ; closes at 10 r u
SIC FRANCISCO MlSsTRELs.
syeTTa s1nss q ssss at
LYcEuM THEATRE,
taa at ks. iny
eodene.
AMERICAN IS-sITurE,
Tas .ysynpst ana
s & IaiS % ;E'sEaAs ssHs
~oop's MrsEux.
ssI bosd syTss Ss;ss sl.. Ct 's s.. Matinee
fM r. I'' Nat. Vat nee at2 Pm = 0''' : : :
PARK THEATRE,
IS
Mr. John T. q aynond.
THEATRE CoMIQu.S
No si4 Rroadw az ayAsIETY, AtsP NJ closes st 10 -
eioses soeeseenIp al % s'S@ -rederic Macsabe
30, ,TH's THEATRE.
corner of TWENTY tn rd street and sixth avenueGuY
MANNERiNG. at 81 M; closes at 1850 P. N. Miss
Cushman.
ROMAN HIPpoDRoME,
twenty sixth street Fourth avenae-AfternOou and
evening, at = ana 5.
wALLAC ?s THEATRE boon ro,-xo
cG.es sesa AZ fE 9F Mo. ads Dyse
Mr.. Montague.
NIBLo's @ ARDEN,
BEIy BBIEoInaGay pe'sfsn NJ eises at il n The KEalis
Family
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$40 FRANCISCO MtNSTRELs.
srosdway, cdlner OF Twenty ninth street.-NEG RO
AINSTRELSY, at SP. NJ closes at ~ r. N.
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LYCEuM THEATRE,
vourfe enth street and sixth Navenue.-GENEvIEvE DE
BRABANT ssaP. NJ. closes at l0:A5 p. N. Miss Emily
Sodene.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA EAOUse
No 2oi Bowery-yARIETY Bo at 8P NJ; closes at 10 p.
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AMERICAN IN.sITUTE,
Third avenue, between sixy third ana Sixty-fouYth
street<-INDCsTRLAL Exhibition.
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NOTWITHSTANDING all the Republic is still
safe.
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COLOSSEUM.
sss AND cSlTsI 9. ihi'IS s'S Wix %osk
NJ and 7:45P. NJ.
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NIBLo'S @ ARDEN,
Broadway, between Prince a ID Houston streets-THE
DELUGE, at +. NJ. cieses at III r. NJ The Krafy
Family.
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We wonder what Boss Tweed thinks Of il
all
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MOODS MCSEUX.
Broadwa sornsE Of hiFtish strset-tCRoEs 7S. THE
at21 ", .ihser Doud Byron. Miss Miles.
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StdnQ liz" IL 10 Judt lac udS DIOtcu ulLuSelI
stronger than his party, how the canvass has
been, if not the victory he expected, certainly
not a canvass of dishonor, and how he has
broken the wave of what would have been
a measureless disaster.
Nr. Tilden's success shows not merely the
advance Of the democratic sentiment, but also
what can be done by candidate who con-
ducts his canvass upon sound business prin-
ciples. He has shown the utmost tact, in
dustry and enterprise in his conduct of his
canvass. He has managed it as he would
manage railway. He is now the foremost
man of the party in national sense, and, by
virtue of the prmacy of New York among
States, he must necessarily be more than any
man concerned in the canvass of 1876. But
the good qualities which Mr.. Tilden showed
during this canvass, his business celer-
ity and industry, will not avail him in
the higher plane which he now ascends. I'm
fortunately for Mr.. Tilden he has seen nothing
but the Governorship in this canvass In
an iasoucidnce, a carelessness as TO his own
reform record, which lessened his majority in
the State and which will injure him in his
larger aspect as representative national demo-
cratic statesman. He could have prevented
the ring influence which controls Tammany
Hall He could have declined alliances
which made him the companion of Mr.. Nor
rissey. He could have demanded from Tam
many the nomination Of Mayor like Mr..
William Butler Duncan, and Register like
General Jones. nominations that would have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
n. j. Franks Hardware House,

The record for straightforward deal
ing carried by this house, with the
breadth Of trade il encompasses,
stamps ii with the reputation Of being
one of the most firmly established and
reliable mercantile institutions in the
city. Always abreast of the times in
the character both rs regards quality
and quantity of its goods, there is no
establishment in the city that carries u
better stock or one Of more compre-
hensive range, or whose books can
show heavier sales. In addition to the
superior shelf goods, which are classi-
fled by experienced hands in the new
store room of Sangers building on
Main street, to which Mr.. Frank has
just removed, II room has been set
apart in the rear Of the sales depart
ment, especially for the stocking of
iron of all sizes and kinds, thus max
ing as complete hardware lines rs can
be found anywhere in North Texas.
For the advertisement of this substan-
tial house, we refer our readers TO
another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

IL chronological orsimllar discharges
from the uretha William II, parker's
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu IL UNI
equaled by any similar preparation In
the market. Strong injections, which
are generally used In such cases, nearly
always produce structure, and after thls
has once taken place the patient II
constantly liable to spasmodlc returns.
Instead, then, Of subJectlng yourself to
such distressing malady, be radically
cured by the use Of this valuable COM
pound, and have no fears Of subsequent
visitations, Sold by all druggists, eve
rywherc.
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We were pleased to see our esteemed
friend, and one of the earliest patrons
of. THE HERALD, Colonel ], c. Mccoy,
ont on the streets again yesterday even
ing For several days past the Colonel
has been an invalid, but is himself
again. Our city with all its busy hustle,
its rapid growth and thriving thrift
cannot afford to spare SO valuable n
citizen, and his recovery We regard AS
n theme worthy of congratulation to
every true friend of Dallas city.
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KeeIlc & NLCIIOIn.

Solid az the rock of Gibraltar this
firm "hold their own" handsomely,
and are assuming proportions that will
continue to add to the stability Of our
city's mercantile character. Both live
men in the broadcast significance Of the
term, they do business on business
principles and hence are meeting with
Il success equaled by few of the young
houses In our city.
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IN PASSING q nelghbor yesterday on
his way to the city, dalryman al
tempted to catch u small stone which
his neighbor playfully projecledal him
~ he passed and missing II, II struck
one Of his milk cans, On reaching the
city he found that II had struck the can
with sufficient force to make perlora-
tlon large enough for ten gallons Of
milk 10 leak out,
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Go 10 Siegaii ~ 90. for ftirii-
tnrc. books, stationery. crock
cry and glassware. window
shades, pictures. and all kinds
OfniOuidings. wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
icry. 9sOd6wtf
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Cnninin Ini,n III. Ryan.

Captain Ryan announces himself
this morning as n candidate for city
Marshal. If he Is invested with the
Marsha's baton by the majority of
the votes Of our citizens, we believe
that Captain Ryan will make an at
tentive, prompt, impartial and reliable
officer
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n. X. whitley.

Agent for "the Continental Publishing
Company" has arrived in Dallas, and is now
canvassing FOR Mark Twain'S new book, en-
titled "rhe Gilded Age" He also sells "The
lnnocents Abroad" and "Roughing It," by
the same writer, together with many other
meritorious works by the most popular
authors of the day. 2Od2t
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Day Board,

Mrs. A. l.. Miller, at the residence OF Major
W. W. Peak, is prepared TO accommo date a
few day boarders.
Mrs. Miller Is prepared 10 do all kinds of
Millinery and DreSsmaking in the latest
styles. 9qldtf
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Notice,

All persons ARE notified that from and
after this date will not be responsible for
any debts contracted In my name by my son
l.. g. Gouffc.
The fixtures of the Lafayette Restaurant
now offer for sale, and the room which was
used for the Restaurant can be rented upon
application 20 inc. A.G. GoUFFE.
nSidtf
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TO Our Patrons.

We learn that certain houses in the city
propose shipping brokers cotton at thirty
five cents per bale We would regret to lose
any OF our patrons, hut we cannot ship cot
ton for less than fifty cents per bale and
make our bread and meat. olive and let
live IL good and reasonable rule to act
upon, d. +. LUCIA co.
January ID, ISL ogld2t
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Hides and Leather,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, January l6.-Cotton dull.
Sales, 10000 bales. UpIands, spot, SD; Or
leans spot. S}saSj,d.
NEW YORK, January ld.-Treasury dshurse.
ments, s36S,S0. Customs receipts, $4,000
Money Very easy during the afternoon at 90
Sterling active and strong at sI.A for 81
days and SASH for sight Commercial bills
scarce and sold on account at iSaiSIs. Gold
sold up to lllSSS, and closed at ME-. Carrying
rates at i@6Ia, Cloarings, s3l ,00O,0On.
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You can get Lone Jack, Durham and sar-
rozzin's Maryland and Virginia smoking
tobacco; Silver Lake, Golden Thread, and
line twist chewing tobacco; also Powhattan
and Briar Rootppes, and the finest domestic
and imported cigars, at Havana Cigar Store,
next door to the Postofflce, Dallas. Paper
envelopes and stamps always on hand
2SSd3t
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Gail ~ the vacant lot In the rear Of Mr., W,
q, Randall's dwelling, near TompkIna a
LItlleaed's Implement Warehouse, and ex.
anime my selection OF Southern grown Fruit
and Ornamental Trees and Plants,
BAfLls n, HARRlAA.
Late with Z, C., LAngdon y Co.,
Mobile, Alabama,
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Dallas Board OfIrade

Owing to bad weather the meeting 'of the
Board of Trade is postponed until to- morrow
Saturday night, when all interested are re.
quested To be present ut the Commercial Club
Room, nj O'Clock sharp
w. j. CLARK, President.
I. l.. MhRsALls, Secretary.
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Messrs. Durham, Howell & Co.. Of shreye-
port, are agents of the Arizona Mills In Clal-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Cot u farps aud ospsburgs al figures lees
than New Orleans prices. l2soi-tf
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one hundred barrels Irish Polaloes, 20 bar
rels choice onions, ~ kegs molasses aud
syrup IN store ana Ion Salo by
2Sldlw, i, l., DOWNS6 90,
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Large additions OF all Kinds Of groceries
have been IaOdo 10 the hitherto extensive
stock OF goods kept by
287dlW i, l., DOWNS A. 90,
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Ii you like TO have fine and large Irish Pc.
tatoes in any quantity, call into Joseph
Menczer's Grocery on Elm street, near syca.
more. 2Ssd3t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


To me liuzens of the Clly NJ paIlasi
Announcements as candidates for ONCE
nave becolne f,sbionaiIe, mink Il loo
enrlu Not Inn .inre thp hpgt of ritiIpuR
have seen proper 20 announce themselves
ana Thereby have made tho subject u mater
ol discussion, ! Nonln heIohS, llhh lhV w.
dnfo Tor rseleotioh 40 iho oiioe Of Nayor,
4 caIl ,lnon the nublIc. rUnnrdless of pOli-
tics, reilnion or nationality, Lning myself u
liOsinopolito, 10 hand I'm thair vrIdlri NJ The
bnllot Gox I'M Nnril neKi. sho,yinu now hive
nlnlied my dgly 10 an officer, 9 nan and a
meInDef 81 lhlsr0mIunnlly Va me past
Very fesphellnllyt
W. are authorized and requested 10 nm,
nounce .
GhNLHAL w, L. sAhLLL
M candidate for Mayor OF the city Of Dallas,
subject 10 the nomination by The Democratic
party
h"r ""S"F'
felloW'clllzenA Of me clly oi Dallas hlli
nehhuluale Tor mayor ~ your elly, hul
DtihocIhIi ma MNuf Dtlnoffhllc nohlllh'
lions ior nll Guy oWer4, hnci honllnh'
IONS are luhue WIZ chftllullN anu honestly
supper! ne nominees Whatever ilhy w lIir
method devised for making me same, "
none are made am IN independent Demo-
clllle candidate Tor Mayer ,,1.,,,,
shidlu 't'liOl.lANp'
hefeby announce mhNnli W. cnhhlutlr
Tor Mayor OF Dallas, ana ! 40 m without we
AOlclullon OF iflrnds on concentration ol
ehemleg having no friend 10 reward OF
enemy 70 punish, anu hrlleNlhg Gun NO.
minister Justice without Dlhs or prejudice ~
lhlh position, wiz DE- lhNhkIlll iur your sup
port observation-disclosures.
very irnlE yours,
10 W. lANE'
am u candidate lnr the Ohce Of Mayor Of
me city OF Dallas Many friends hilEe urgeed
mo 10 run ~ mn independent clihuluhlu, !"
~ ~" ppan,,Ia e.; , VII ahida 10 mi "cn"i
esce In any decision made by ne Democracy
Of the city OF DALLAS In their Convention
should oncbe held NAT'M' bUHFoi'p'
For city Attorney.
roo,,ho,,,o, orI roo,,cs,od IN IN.
nOuncc
,. q. ERLEN
II. "A c.n,,d,t, rnr CItv ,ttorucy nj ,bc
~ ~ Nv Nv ,u h,I ~, ~
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WomNns Medical Adviser, 50 much needed
by al females, only twenty-five cents. Adj
dreHs Dr, j, l., DrOOmgOOlc, Louisville, Ky,
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Hay For Sale.

We ofer two hundred tons prairie hay for
sale, NJ low figures.
2s2dtf BLOCK, JETr 4 60.
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paid up share of the Dallas Building A..
ISOLATION, at the cigar stand of Conner {
Walkers Drug Store. 2sSd3t
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For nearby Real Estate, Horses. Mules or
Wagons ..alarge lot OF fancy goods and no.
tons, suitable Tor pediers and country deal.
ers.
Good bargains TO be had by applying at
once to
HILL SHIELDS 4 co.
Commission Merchants Elm Street.
2S0dlw Dallas, Texas.
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Artists materials al Reed ~
LathrOp's. 2s5d2w
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Try English Female iiiltcS; they cure after
MI else fills
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Franklin a. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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Old papers for sale al this Office.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,
InmnnrN 10 1871.


OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,
January ~, 1874. !
No change In the gold market from yes
lions:
Buying. Selling.
Solu..'",,,"''"'",",.."o 10y g III %
Silver.",",o".m".."" l07 q 100 &C no
Commercial exchange-New Orleans, buy
Ing Ato | per cent discount, selling u per
cent premIumi New York, buying q per cent
discount, selling per cent premium; Gal
weston, buying = per cent discount, selling
" per cent premium; ST. Louis, buying "a
per cent discount, selling y per cent pro.
MUM.
Cotton.
The market to-day has been active. The
receipts continue light, consequent upon the
unf,vorable weather and bad roads. We
report slight depression in prices from yes.
tcrday. The receipts, including those Of
Thursday, which were not7publshod, are as
follows:
u. i. Luce& Co..,"..".,"..",.."".""." lJ2 ba .cs
Tomp klns Ll,tleneih''"...'.''""''" 90 baies
H. h. smith " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" W Dalcs
Boulwnre Co..".....""...,.."........ ii bales
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nv oales
Freights-Galveston a 10; New orleans
81 G2ia Shreveport 80 %.
BY Telegraph.
GALVESTON, January l6.--Cotton quiet, de-
niand light. Good ordinary 1879; middllng
l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, January l6.-CottOn weak,
demand limited. Ordinary llj4c; good ordi-
nary l37sc low mddling l5lAc; mlddllng lGl2c.
New YORK, January l6.-Cotton dull. Up
lands l@sc.
Hides and Leather.
The hide market continues firm with n
good demand. MessrS. Schoellkopf II Co.
furnish the quotations as follows
Selected l7c;dry sailed Ice; green sailed SIC,
deer skins 25c; Il on for grubby in all classes.
. Harness Ieather--Oak i09i3c; Hcmlock 500
ilc; Skirting +j9i6c Sole Leather--Oak i4a
t6c: Hemlock a3Gf3gc
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
TOR SALE.

Tue well known property known as the
"Crutchficld House,"
In the city OF Dallas, Is offered 1T private
sale. For terms, inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRuTcHFIELD.
Dallas, Nov. %. ls,3, 2iJdlf
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JNlUhTS ~ loi' J
No change In the gold market from yes
tcrday. The following are the closing quota
lions:
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HENRY BOIL

ns candidate for Treasurer OF the city Of
Dallas, NJ the election In April next.
We are authorized and requested to nm,
, 1874-08-08

New YonK, Aug. 8.-Tho Brooklyn Eagle pub
liahoa an interview With Horny q. Bowen, who is
represented rs saying Of tho Boochur~Tilton
oaso "I'his entire bustncas hns caused mo
much pain. I hare Ind no hand in it, and do
not wish 70 havo. Tho public will got learn TINT
tho atsaolH on mo wero brutal and unjustiilnblo.
only koop quiet under thom In doforonco to my
family. Although my namo hns boon mixed up
in this scandal, have not mado any charges
against anybody yot and thorefore have not
boon invited BY the Comlnitteo to appenr. II
snbpmnaed into court, I ehall have to nppear.n
Bowen alluded to tie
AGITATION aIowN RT MIA, uooKEn
In Plymouth Church, caused by hor heliof In
Doecher'a immortality, md but tor tho fact that
she was restrained, she would bavo ANNOUNCED 1t
to tho congregation. Being asked II Doocher
ever did him an injury, Dowon aai1 I" I could
constsuo lite caurao uhkudly, considered 1t
all along my duty, nevertheless, 10 retain my po-
sftion and pow In tho church, becauso intended
10 be tera dfier him, wa t1ere before him."
As to TiIton, Bowen said lo did not caro- which
way II won't with him, tho end must necessarily
Justify mo before tbs public, and will never 90
down to my gravo without
SAYING SOMETHING CONCERNING atY RELATIONS
WITH THIS SCANDAL.
"Moultou," continued Bowen, "ia placed In
IN awkward poaftton, but I haliava he will tell
tho truth. Tho statement Of Woodruff offered
tho Committee, ahonid havo boon rocoiyed.
We're . rhenber Of tho Committee would ac-
copt Testimony from any solrco."
, 1874-08-08
Rumors Of IN Alliance Be.
tween Germany, Italy,
and Spain.
And Of an Appeal to England In The
Interests Of Franco.
Pacific Reports Forwarded from Paris.
Propagation OF The British ParIiament-.-
The Queens Speech.
Varying Success of the Spanish
Arms in Cuba.

THE FRANCO GERMAN ooMpL1uA-
TION.
S1aSHA, Aug. 4.-Iho -Ne'c Fro. Prcsse OF this
city reports that tho Dnho DccazoB, French Afll-
later of Foreign Affairs, las complained to tho
British aovornmont Tint Germany IL seeking a
quarrel with Franco. Tho complaint is based on
conVorsatlon OF July so, between tho Duke mud
tho Prince Of HohonlaI1e, tho German A,ubasueJ
dor at Parts whom tho lattor stated tlat Gernlany
irrespective OF the nction Of other powers, would
take what stops it thought proper against tho
DETERMINATIONS made by tho Fronch tn favor Of
tho CarllstB In violation Of tho obligations Of
neutrality.
MOST coNC1L1ATonr.
PARIS, Aug. 7.--Tho attitude Of tho gpanisl,
representative here Ia moBt conciliatory. md
difficulties with Spain are at an end. senor Cns-
telar ia expected At Vorsnilloa, charged with
mission of negotiating for tho recognition Of tho
Republic Of Spain.
nuMonEn TR1rAnT1TR TREATY.
LONDON; Ang. 7.-Iho Daily 1elegrapA's Paria
correspondeut aaya that he !.as trustworthy a,1-
thortty for atating that u secret convention waa
concluded throo months ago between the Ger
nlan Emperor and Marshal Serrano, BY whioi
uetmanY agreed, it necessary, to aid in the sup-
money Or by meana Of armed Intervention, mud
undertake tho recognition OF tho Spans}1 Re-
public BY hcr allies. serrano, in return, pledged
Spain to on alliance, offensive aud Defensive
with Germany, in tho event OF = war with
France, and Italy waa to form . third party to
the alliance.
THE puKK DEoAzEs LETTER.
LONDON. Aug. 8-5 a. n.-The Iimes pub
fishes The text OF o long dispatch from tho Duke
Deoazes, categorical)Y denying tho charges Of
conniyaalee with the Car!jsts. Tho Duke
says, Lizatragaa' Escape from nrrost
Wills passing from Dayonne to Pir1,ignaur
was duo 10 Misunderstanding
Of tho local authoritios. Tho Cariist officers
seen in uniform at Dayonno mud elsewhere in
Bpapiah AUTHORITIES. Yho Garlists Oh Oh
talned their supplios Of nrms and other
nar. maserial by soa, through the
tho coast, The Duke, IN conclusion. ASSURES
Spain that INSTRUCTIONS to tile profecta Of tue
Southern Departments to ba viSiant have boolf
explicitly renewed, aud tho Government will 200
that the inferior authorities scrupulousy respect
them.
, 1874-08-08
DIR, sToRRS SPEAKS
lie pECLAuEa CERTAIN foR11orB OF Mrs. rILroN'


Tk8T1MoNY UNTRUE,
NEW yonK, Aug. 7.-Thc Rev. Or. Riohard
Storts publishes q short 1ottor tl1is morning. He
says: "Iu tho report OF Mrs. Ellaabsth Tilton's
testimony before tho Brooklyn Committee nho ia
represented as making. tho following statement
concerning CONFORMATION which alto lad eolicitod
with me pit my houBo In March Last, in which con-
verBation sho ascrlbod to her husband the roal
authorship Of lottor writton by hor hand, which
had boon nhown to me fifteen months before:
Dr.. storrs looked up Ut aud said: IT wish had
known that week ago, because that Iestor slone
be.lovo Mr. .Doector 10 DO guilty man." 1Eo In
hurry, and e said t}int II wanted to talt further no
would like mo to Bea bis wife.
or This abatement De. 8tor1B writes: II made
no such rennark to Mrs. Tilton concerning Booch-
or, She might have attributed to me IN impress
sion which was resting heavily on her own mind,
though excused myself from general and pro-
longed conversation upon tho matter With Which
her prosont testimony is largely occupied. It WAS
not until sho. in half hours talk. bad said oil
that she wished to sny in regard to the origin Of
tho letter roforrod to, and certainly nothing could
have been further from my mind than tho
thought Of referring her to my wife for further
conversation On nlatter 10 entangled. and every
why SO painful"
, 1874-08-08

should testify bofore tho Committee, and whnt
Or how many dooumonta ho Hllould produce. On
tho whole, Mr.. 11oulton was thoroughly rouBod.
11o Ind oil tho air OF man vino has boon pushed
about ns far aa a man cures to bo crowded, and
aeoa his way olcar to giving plenty Of trouble to
any ono in bis way. this was just Us apparent
whom Ito osmo ont OF tho Committeeman, and
tlonco showed very dangerous state Of mind.
l1e proposod, 10 mid, to ill up tho gaps In h1r.
neechor's letlors, and produce all tic original
documents, aud Ills manner much moro than Lis
mattor showed that. in big own opinion at loast,
, 1874-08-08
SPAIN.

MApB,p, Aug. 1.-THE Republicans have re.
lieyed Ternel, aud tho Car!ldsu. who wera boAog'
lug the city. haye ned. , The Judicial InYehtlga-
resulted III tAa indictment at fifty mosa peraoaa.