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NOVA SCOTIA.

Arrival OF the Gable Steamer Fnraday-
Further Details Of the Wreck or the
Ni0bc.
HALIFAX, N. s., June IL, 1874.
The cable steamer Faraday arrived here this
morning rom Portsmouth, N, H. for coal and
water Her immense size-the second largest
vessel that ever entered this harbor-and her
cable gear attract much attention. She Is coaling
at seaton's, and will probably sail, to return, to-
morrow evening, when the Ambassador, the other
steamer OF the new cable company. Is expected.
The schooner John Mclean, which arrived yes
terday from the wreck OF Her Majesty's ship
Niobe, at Cape Blanc, Miquelon, brings the follow
ting additional particulars of the wreck After the
Niobe struck she fell over her starboard side TO
seward. most OF the crew quartered on that side
lost OF their clothing and effects, while those
and breaking up underneath. Nearly all the mate
rails will be saved Divers will be employed about
the wreck, saving material.
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CAR WORKS BURNED.


The Losses and List of Insurance
LONDON, Ont, June IL. 1874.
The main building OF the Ontario Car Works was
totally destroyed by fire this morning, together
with It's contents, consisting of fourteen new cars
q large quantity OF material, heavy machinery,
tools, &C.
The loss will probably reach $780, 900 or 100000,
insured as follows :Royai 81, 500 Western 81 900
Hartford, $4,000; British American, $1,000; Ma
tional, OF Philadelphia, $1,000; st. Joseph, $4,000;
Commercial UniOn 81, 800; Waterloo Mutual 49, 900
Royal Canadian, 1000; Etna SO, 500; Provincial,
$4,000; New dreams, $4,000; Beaver, OF Toronto,
$500; Pennsylvania American, Sl.50O; London.
England 900; Imperial, $4,000, and Brewers,
-
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HENRI ROCHEFORT.
England Said to Have Aided the E.cape Of the
Comm unist

PARIS, June II. 1874.
The A0nitear holds England responsible for the
escape OF Rochefort and mis- companions, and de.
clares the British government cannot refuse TO
ter upon an inquiry as to whether one OF it's SUBJ
jects. In assisting the convics to escape, has not
transgressed international law
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SPAIN.
The New Minister to Wastington-Carlists In
vited to Surrender.

Madrid. June 10, 1874.
Senior Mantllo, whose appointment as Minister
to the United States was some time ago an
nounced and afterwards contradcred, has been
ordered to proceed to Washington without delay.
CONDUCT OF THE WAR;
Senior Zabala, President or the Ministry, has
authorized generals commanding national forces
in the north to grant pardons to Carsts who
give in their submission to the government.
The Carlists have shot two 0nicers who mutinied
at Durango
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r o M E..
American Pilgrims and Church Missionary
PfopagandiSts In Council.
Cash and Gold Nuggets Presented to
tho Pontih.

ROME, June L. 1874
The american pilgrims and leading members Of
the Society for the Promotion OF Catholic Interests
in the United States met to-day at the palace Of
Cardinal B0rromeo.
The Cardinal made an address, praising the pill
grims for their zeal and courage, and distributed
the certificates OF membership Of the society.
Prince Lancilotti welcomed the new members
and Bishop Dwenger returned thanks.
SOLID TRIBUTE FROM THE TRANSATLANTIC CONGRE-
CATION.
The pilgrims have presented to the Pope $780, 600
in money, besides Golfer Of gold nuggets from
American mines.
PREPARING TO LEAVE.
The American devotees will leave Rome on the
Goth inst.
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GERMANY.
National Unity Against Crical Influences.
at Durango.

BERLIN, June IL, 1874.
The federal Council Of State has voted to ex-
tend to all the States OF the Empire the new Prus
sian law for the civil registration OF births, deaths
and marriages.
The Bavarian members OF the Council voted
with the majority, showing that ultramontane
influences have failed to control the Bavarlan
Legislature which elected and instructed them.
The saxon representatives voted with the
minority, which numbered less than one-fourth
OF the members present at the Council
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COAL OIL EXPLOSION.
A Young Lady Fatally burned ut q
school Exhibition.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June IL, 1874
Miss Sae Smith, aged about seventeen years,
student OF the female school at Oakland, KY,
was fatally burned last evening during the school
exhibition services. She was standing on the
stage near . coal OIL lamp, which exploded ana at
once enveloped her In names. She Immediately
rushed among the audience, causing great con-
fusion among them, most OF them escaping by the
windows and doors. Her father In endeav0ring TO
save her had his hands seriously burned. The ply
sicians this morning report that she is dying
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TERRIFIC INTERCOLLEGIATE EXPLOSION.

SHREVEPORT. La, June H. 1874
One thousand pounds OF nitro-glycerine. in the
government magazine, four miles above this city,
exploded to-day with terrible force. The concus-
sion was so great here that the whole population
rushed into the streets, houses were shaken and
windows broken. There was no one In the vicAn.
itv al the magazine ct the time. No lives lost.
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CIVIL DAMAGE CASE.
saloon Keeper MuIcted for Selling
Liquor TO q Husband

POUGHKEEPsIE N. T., June IL, 1874.
The first civil damage case in the Supreme Court
OF the State Of New York was tried in this city be-
lore Judge Barnard to-day. The plaintiff was
Susan Lewis and the defendant W. q. Armstrong,
OF the Pleasant Valley HOTEL
The plaintiff charged that her husband became
intoxicated in the defendants hotel, and Ia con-
sequence thereof upon ascending the stairs on
reaching home he en and broke his leg, which
had however, been broken three times before.
The fury, after being out eight hours, returned q
verdict o, s62 so for the plaintiff The decision Ia
considered to be an important one.
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THE OREGON ELECTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IL, 1874
Grover Is elected Governor OF oregon. The
Legislature is about equally divided between the
democrats. republicans and independents
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Faded Beauty Attempts 20 OvercOmo'
the rssages OF time by enameng her face The manu-
lactufer o. cashmere hats seeks To hide the imperec
tons Of Dis work by the use Of soapstone powder Bus
spotted and offensive 70 the sight KNOX oh;ecfx "a
enameing and has Imported large supply on English
bodies and has introduced his summer sfyes an &c n
tlemens HATS sold e1clusiysy his stores No iii
defect above pointed out Don't TO buy your hsts
from KNOX.
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New York, June 8, 1874.

MT. e. N. CRfTTENTON:-
DEAR sR-permit me to testify to The merit o.
"KNOwLES' INSECT DESTROYER" as an efficient ana
complete destroyer Of the aph" or green insect when
infess bushes and other Danls AZ this season Of the
year am using 1t in my garien with the most graufy-
ing results Respectfully yours, DR.. l. w. LYON.
- Prnnrietor Of LYONS Tooth Tablets
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 49, AM
Probabilities.
For the northern portion OF New England. North
ern New York and the eastern portion of the lower
lake region, partly cloudy weather and local rains
will prevail, with south or west winds, low tenn
perature and rising barometer.
For SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND AND THE SOUTHERN
PORTION OF THE MIDDLE STATES. CLEAR OR CLEAR
ING WEATHER, NORTH OR WEST WINDS, LOWER TEN
PERATURE AND Rising BAROMETER.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather and areas OF rain, north or
east winds, stationary or falling temperature and
rising barometer.
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William BlnnforsI.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1874.
William Blanford, who had served forty-one
years on the police force died last night.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June IL, 1874.
despatch from Prescott tonight says Lieu
tenant Hoyt on the 27th Of May, had fight with
Apaches near TOuts Crokus. He killed four In
dams and captured seven women and two chill
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A.-BurIxe's silver Grey Cashmere Hat
Is the correct STYLE summec styles variety. 3iA
broadway. Park bank BuiidL3g
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stroy them The BALsAMIC soZoDoNr contains rei.
theIy aerid acid nor corrosive akaii II Is and
mid vegetable preparation, and contains saponaceous
principle derived from the famous south American
saan Tree which renders II the nest cleansing
ron ever used Tor dental purposes.
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A.-Eor Pimples ON the Face, Black
Heads Flesh Worms obtain Of your druggist PERRY
COMEDONB AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin
medicine, or consult b. q. PERRY, Dcrmatologist q
bond street, New York
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twentyfour hours, In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy. HERALD Budng:-
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Browns vermifuge Commits or Worm
LOZENGES give best possible efecL Cbi.dren bs -
ing require immediate attention ~ cents box,
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A.--FOr Moth Patches, Freclxles, Tan
and all Brown DISSERTATIONS ask Your druggist for PER
RVS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Depot ~ Bond
street. New York Beware of imitation
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Matters Quiet i'm Nelsonville

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June IL, 1874.
Later advices from Nesonve up to tonight
say all IL quiet. Ii is ascertained that about 100 ne
groes ha We deserted to the strikers.
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A.-Citizens and Strangers Who Desire
a tasty and elegant summer HAT of superior quality
shonid call at ESPENsCHEID'S. Manufacturer 1ls
Nassau street
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Thomas l.. Green,

ALBANY, N. Y, June IL. 1874.
Mr. Thomas l.. Green, long superintendent OF
the Boston and Albany Railroad, died to-day, aged
sixty-ave years.
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Camphor, 35c. . Pound; Atkinson'S
White Rose Sc q box Lubin's Hair Oil soc. a box
WILLIAM n GILES CO.. Chemists, AL Sixth avenue.
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skiml DermntologisI No ~ Bond street, New YORK.
cures Eruptye and other scalp Diseases; also Falling
Loss and maturcy Gray Hair, and Dry, Moist and
rcaly DAndfun. speciai atehuou gwen 10 cnidrehs
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A-The Metal Truss Men, Who Have
ust han new idea in years greatly disturbed
bccause TIE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 Broad.
Way so comfortably ana permanently cure Rupture.
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Comfort for Tender Potassium user
SHOES made ON McComber's patent lasts comhn-
ing elegance and perfect ease, by EUGENE FERRIS
SON, 81 Nassau street Established in 1859 = -
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Avoid Lead md Zinc Poison and Iron
Rust by using TTN.LINED LEAD PIPE; II is the hest
Pine tor water highly recommended Price, i61s
cents pound all sizes; descriptive pamphlets sent by
mail free. ,, ,y.o M OF, c.,.ro s,ro.t w
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 10, 1874.
The weather throughout England to-day Is fair.
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NJ. Paul de Cassagnac Organizing .
Duelling Corps Of Editors.

PARIS, June 12-EveniDg.
M. Paul de Cassagnac, the editor OF lie Pays re-
plies in that journal TO day the demands OF MN.
Schoelcher and resteln, who were delegated by
the republicans to demand armed reparation for
his article attacking the members of the Lett. He
saws therein that he assailed NJ. Gambetta and
other Deputies but not M. Clemenceau, who is
not, therefore entitled to reparaton; "but," adds
N. de Cassagnac, ali M. Clemenceau wants per-
sonal quarrel he can have it.n De Cassagnac says
che particularly wishes to fight M. Gambetta,"
and adds, that "nine members Of the editorial
republican Deputies, and Will draw lots for choice
of adversares and of arms.n
The Municipal Electoral Bill Read y
Second Time-Government Sustained
Against q Resolution OF Censurc-Bo-
impartial Royalists Exceedingly Ac-
PARIS, June 12-Night.
In the Assembly to-day the second reading OF
the Municipal Electoral bill was concluded.
BoNApARrrsT RoYALrY-cABNEr POLICY
M. de Vaudeville, or the Lett Centre, asked the
government to inform the House what course
It intended to pursue towards the Bonapartists
who ignored or defed the decisions Of the As
sembly.
N. Bethmont, OF the Left, called attention to q
statement made Yesterday by M. Fourton, Minis.
ter OF the interior, in relation to the recent dts
turbances. That statement implied that the
police and the radical Deputies were equally to
blame. The Minister who made 1t ought not to be
retained in Office another moment; the govern
ment was culpable in NOT removing him.
NJ. Picard, OF the Left Centre, pointed to the long
immunity from government interference when the
Bonapartist journal LIE Pays had enjoyed and de-
clared that M. Fourton was unworthy of conf.
dencc.
n. Fourton replied. He declined to retract any
thing he had said. The Assembly should avail,
the result Of the inquiry whicf
had been ordered into the recent
Aanaorable occurrences. In conclusion he assured
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Portable Lemona AIDE for Sunday school,
and other excur sonists supplied by
JAMES PYLE $50 Washington street.
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CAPs, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, CRUTCuES ana
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES SHOULDER BRACES. &C.,
at MARsHS Truss office, No. vesey Lady In at
tendance,
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Rupture and Physical Deformltfes suc-s'
cessiuy treated by Dr.. MARSH. At No vesey streets
old
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Obstacles to Marriage.
HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN. Sent FREQ II
sealed letter envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIA~.
TON Philadelphia. Pa, institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill
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FIGHT WITH THE APACHES.

Average temperature yeSterday. .............. Tx
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0X
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Fifty Years OF Success Has Placed the
PHALoN INyIGORATOR imme bly, In advance OC
all the gummy hair salves OF the day Try tho
PHALON NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS tor the hand,
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Parm1y's Silver Gray Cassimer Hat.
No. POI Sixth avenue doors below Fourteenth street,
Best quality, S.
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David's silver Pearl Cashmere Hat f0N
Gentlemen. Salesroom 1871 Broadway near Duane St
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II. Gambetta Sorely Punished
by the Royalist Count.
MILITARY CALLED OUT TO AID THE POLICE.
Tho Ministry Sustained Against Res
oluti0n Of Censure.
An Immense Conhagration in
Paris at Midnight.


that the Left Centre to-day will probably intro
duce bill, the first clause Of which viii provide
for the organization of the Republic according to
the bill of 1873.
The second fixes the date OF the dissolution OF
the present Assembly.
DANGER OF PARLIAMENTARY DISSOLUTION.
The Gazette de France says civil war will be
the immediate consequence OF the dissolution OF
the Assembly.
MACMAHoN's POSITION.
Its generally thought that, in the event Of dis
solution, the Assembly, before dispensing, will
authorize President MacMahon to govern some
months, probably year, without an Assembly,
and will also authorize him to dissolve the next
Assembly.
n. Gambetta's Assaflant-His Intent
and the Effect OF the Blow.
PARIS, June IL, 1874
Count st. Croix. upon his arrest last evening
for striking n Gambetta, told the police that the
object Of his assault was to provoke q duel
The Count was formerly an officer Of Zouaves OF
the Imperial Guard.
NJ. Gambettas face yet bears the mark OF the
blow given him.
THE RADICAL DEMOCRACY sURGING AROUND
Severai persons, in addition to Count st. Croix,
were arrested by the police at the railway station
ct tho time Of the tumult caused by the mobbtng
Of NJ Gambetta on Thursday evening.
The crowd at the depot numbered 10000
The police clearly manifested sympathy with
the Bonaparttsts.
The Popular Agitation Mafntai ned with
Great violence-summary Arrests
Troops Called to the Aid of the Police.
PARIS, June IL, 1874.
The scenes ofyesterday were literally repeated
at the Western depot to-day at the time of the de-
parture OF tue Parliamentary train for Versailles.
The populace again assembled in large numbers,
and the Deputies to the Assembly were respect
lively lnsuted and cheered.
The police once more dispersed the rioters. and
took twelve of the more violent OF them into GUS
tody. Four OF the arrested parties were released
after they had been Identified and the rest were
committed for trial.
N. Armand ADAM brother OF the Deputy OF
vnat name, and NJ. spuer, brother Of the pub
Usher OF La R6puhtqle Frnncdise. radical repub-
lican journal, were among those arrested.
MILITARY CALLED TO THE AID OF THE POLICE.
So threatening was the demonstration that
body OF troops was ordered to the station and
aided the police in maintaining order.
OPPOSITION PRESSES TEMPORARILY slLENCED.
The government has suspended the publication
Of Le Pays. Bonapartist lie Rappe, radical repub.
lican, and lie DfI-neuute1ne Steele conservative
republican organ, for fortnight because OF vio-
lent attacks upon its policy.
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GREATLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED EDI5
n ton of Appletous Antiquarian" ~ Third street,
Bowery Invites the inspection OF book lovers and
book buyers.
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Perfection.-Boker'sB itters. Beware %
counterieis
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Halls - and o Cashmere Hats, n
silvery pearl" and shsdes Fulton street. n T.
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Keep Your Bird I'm Health and SONG
by using SINGERS PATENT GRAVEL, PAPER, for ssfG,
by all druggists and bird and cage dealers.
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Health Restored by Du Barry's Reva~
LENTA ARABIcA FOOD to the stomach. nerves, lungs
diarrhGa aciity palpitation sleepessness deblityl
wasting cough asthma, fevers consumption low spiris-
10000 cures, which had resisted all other remodieaLf
Depot in New York JOHN HENRY. cURRAk co..
Nos. and College place.
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UnapprOachable ms q Good Dentffrico
Is III kSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
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40 Per Cent Reduction In the Prices Of
CARPETS and OILCLOTHS Mt j. G. FISHER co. 81
IA Fourth avenue, opposite seventh street.
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all the evidence adduoed is Of opinion to
rcSciud aud aunul The same. as it appears
the road will run through yard, orchard
and garden,
Tho court this day proceeded 70 make
allowances for The grand aud petit jurors,
which was ordered to be paid out Of tho
county treasury.
Siemou StOrI1 granted license to cell at
retail, wine, porter, ale aud beer, 10 the
town Of Point Pleasant, until The 8OIh Of
April, 1874. Bond $500 and approved
BY tho court,
Howard Risk allowed the sum Of $40
for bis services as page Oftbis court
Court adjourned until tho third Monday
in May, which is tho regular term for tho
trial Of causes,
An abstract from the records.
Teste.-E KEMBERLlNG, Clerk.
BY john Il TimmS, Deputy.