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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-31

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY Proprietor and Manager
- Begins ats Carriages may be ordered for H.
Box office open daily, from A. NJ till I'D r. M. and
seats NAV always be secured one week In advance, by
mail telegram or messenger
FOLLlNEi
EVERY NIGHT until further announce
ment will be acted Mr.. AuGUST1N DALY'S
new Partisan Comedy of coutemporaneOus
frailties and fortunes, entitled
FOLLINE!l FOLLINE!
Characters by Miss Ada Dyas Miss Fanny
Davenport. Miss Sara Jewett, Mrs u: II.
Gilbert, Miss Minnie Conway, Nina Varian.
Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr.. D. II. Harkins, MT
James Lewis Mr.. Louis James. Mr. w.
Davidge, Mr.. George Parkes, Mr. Owen
Fawcett Mr.. ID. whiting, Mr.. James Peakes,
FoLLINEl
Act. 1.-The First Plunge Into the Fur.
mace.
Act 1.-THE Tempter Is seen-and
Heard,
Act III-The Crack in the Wall
Act IV.-The Vial OF Opium
- FOLLINE MATINEE SATURDAY, at 30
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C1O EAST TuIRTIETH STREET.-FIRsT CLASS
AfO Board. pleasant Rooms fire, bath and gas. IS to
So week table Board So two fine Rooms suitable
married couples
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-31

900 WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET-TO LET,
ZOJ with Board, in a first class house. Extension
Paror and hall Bedrooms; table first class;
ences exchanged.
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SALES All AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE EVERY DAY AT HALF PAST TWO
n O'clock to close business Of the large and extensive
Manufa &C uring Jcwclry Establishment Gil Broadway,
corner Houston street, New York.
Positively the last week
Balance OF stock must be sold
by February ].
Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-31

A UCTION SALE AT 80 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
n Saturday morning, January 81. at 10 O'Clock.
Paror Suits, Bedroom Sets, Sofa Beds Bed Lounges,
top Table, Bureaus Commodes. Extension Tables, hair
hiomos Oil Paintings Steel ngra wings silver Plated
Goods. Rocking Chairs, Office Chairs, 20 dozen cloth
Hats and Caps Harness Sleigh Bells Cook Stove, &C., &C.
j. II. FRENCH, Aucd0nee..
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MARBLE MANTELs.

A N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED
"A Tor beasy OF design and quality Of workmanship
State work OF all Kinds q specially
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Fourth avenue aud seycntsenth street Union square
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BOARD wANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
~ child with a geniee family, where there are no
other D0arders location must be FIRST class. Address,
with full particulars giving lowest terms ALBANY, 81
Dey street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE LATEST VIEWS By IKE ATLANTIC
CABLE

MARsHAL BAzAISE EXPREssES GRATI-
TUDE TO THE AMERICAN PREss-TERRI-
BE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND
1.-THE INTERNATfoNAI LAW AssoCIA-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOUR IN FRANCE.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-The HsraH tomorrow
publishes letter from Marshal Bazains, ad-
dressed to Mr. Bennett, which vas received By
cable to-day.
Basalne thanks the Herald for rs impartislity,
and the American and Englilh presl for its marks
Of sympathy Sereral. Americans had wished 70
take him By the hand and ne isit deeply toacned
BY their sympathy. He complains OF the injustice
Of the verdict Of the court-nartiai presided over
BY prince Of the blood who had never conducted
military operations Of importance. He looks 20
time and history for justification.
He bitterly reproaches MaoMahon, and makes
q long defence Of his own military and political
tude to ex-Presfdent THEIRS, who defended him
on his return home from Mexico. As regarding
Mexico the Emperor had 70 choose between an
evacuation or g war between the United STATES
and Mexico. TaaFeid conflict he gave the or
der TO return. But MAMMALIAN was unwilling
TO return or abdieate, although he well under
stood that Napoleon could not sustain struggle
MAMMALIAN. IN spite Of wise eounsels, pre-
frred 70 die such an honorable death: that Is the
truth; that is the extent Of each ones RESPONSE
biIity For my consolation the thought remains
that even Washington did not escape injustice,
and that Lafayette passed through ordeGls more
terrible than mine.
In conclusion the Marshal says: am far from
being rich, but besides my liberty there still re-
mains 70 me immeasurable treasures. For COM
panion have IN american lady, who gives me
the stroneest proofs of devotion. have Children
adore, q brother and some friends who have re-
NAMED faithful. Ny position is not hopeless. II
need should be could follow example IN labor.
A simple soldier carried musket Labor does
not dishonOr. 1 do not look upon ny military
career as ended. 1 enjoy health and bodily vigor.
Some duties remain 70 be fulfilled, and shall
them
will grant me last smile, as he often does 70 all
soldiers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
LOTTERIES.
Nc-o.cso-c-0CNcsc.C- cScS-~ooyccsosCsoScScS
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
yoR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, va.
1Iovenber IA, 1874
LIST OF GIFTS.

,Ts Cash eitts, amounting .lOOsOO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12

Gold closed yesterday &c 1921
Thursdays steamer ron Havana brought
$4,000 gold coin. The total receipts for the
present week from that port have been 80, 900.
On THURSDAY Jonas lapnnebonn, OF the oil arm
which recently suspended, the suspension entail
ing the loss Of some drawers Of bills Of exchange.
was arrested on complaint Of the Bank Of British
North America charging fraud, and released on
bail.
Two more alleged Bond and title deed lorgers
have been arrested. Some Of the persons arrested
have been committed to the Iombs 70 await In
Vestigation, and others have been sent to the
house Of detention Ter witnesses.
Judge Barrett, Of the Supreme Court, has
issued bis opinion IN the SUIT Of Dinsmore and
Others against Adams and others, involving the
distribution Of the assets Of what Is known IS the
Ole Adams Express Company. The decree re-
RardinR the distribution Of the assets Of the CON-
Dany Is opened and oertihcato-holders are per-
mItted 70 come IN and assert thclr claim 70
share in the properly Of the Southern Express
Company.
The imports Of dry goods for the week were
a. s6e,5t5. amount marketed, q, aae, ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
TIE RocKFTIEE FLIR.
Az UNFORTUN4TE AFFALR.

The public in these days is prepared for almost
snything, but It is seldom that whole comma
nifty ls shocked By proclamation from mother
that she has . daughter who has strayed from the
paths Of virtue. What mad excitement It was
which induced Mrs. skippon to make the violent
charges she did. and in public place, against
gentleman well known to large circle Of friends
In this city is amazing. That she has done no
GOOD TO her family IL probably IS evident to her
now &c Il Is 10 81 the community. u q quite
possible that 1Ir. Thomas Smaller may have beer
fudiscTeet IN his alleged associations with the
girl IN question but the matter stands Il is 90
plain that al right thinking persons place At
once the proper estimate Upon Il. There "a no
occasion 70 spread In these columns statements
and -rumcrs which might help IN the utter de-
struction o. . character pretty severely battered
b. mother yesterday, and which, ~ the world
goes, would hardly effect the egtflatfon 70 which
Mr.. Smaller Il held. It's FAIR 70 him 70 say this
muoh- He denies fu each and every particular
the truth Ct the allegations Of MS. Skipponi and
meet It Ell there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
TENFERANcE soNINATIoNs.
RIENnIna 81 RIrrANn nRAK

T1cKsBURe, Sept. 11-SsYersl days ago call
for meeting Of former soldiers Of the Union and
Confederate armies was published, stating that
the purpose was to foster end encourage kindly
relations between the soldiers Of the late war and
to form bond Of mutual friendship and good
feeling. Several preliminary meetings were held
and attended BY Representatives Of both armies,
those Of the Union army, residents Of this city,
being nearly equal in numbers to those OF the
Confederate army. At meeting last night the
body formed itself into an association 10 be known
IS sfThe Order Of the Blues and tbs Gtays."
Speeches were delivered indicative OF the Utmost
good feohng and relief ~ this public acknowl-
edgment. the break IN the dark cloud Of preju-
dice which has been expressing all alike.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
INTERNATIoNAL LAR.

CLOSING MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION
GENEVA. Sept. 1.-THE International Law As
ISOLATION, which has been in session here this
week, closed itspEoeeedings to-day with public
meeting at which over 1000 persons were present.
d. d. Field, Of New York, made q speech ex-
planning the ohiects Of the association Rhich he
said were TO obviate the necessity Of war. Henry
Richard and Pere Hyacinthe also addressed the
meeting.
The association has held its sittings IN the same
rooms whichwsrs oeouDlod blythe boaEd Of arbl-
ration on the AAbama clRims.s p
Before Adjournment Count Sciop SIS tele graphed
his acceptance Of the presidency Of the associa-
ffor
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PROPOSED HoAE FOR TIE Old, IN
FIRM AND DESTITUTE LADLES OF
IhGLNIA


The Montpelier Female Humane Association
having established itself IN our nelghhor city,
Alexandria, Va, IL now IN full operation, having
IN its employment some forty or more clerks and
operatives and the postmaster Of that city has al
ready made several applications % the Depart
ment for compensation for additional assistants
The purposes and designs Of this association are
Of the most charitable character, being no less
than the establishment and endowment Of "a
home for old, infrm and destitute ladies Of Ylr-
ginia," upon a plan somewhat similar to the
Louise house, IN Washington To accomplish
50 laudable an object . series Of grand gin con-
certs viii be given. and the high character OF the
gentlemen conducting the enterprise, Is well as
the testimonials they ofer fully warrant the as-
sulanee that The proposed distribution VII be
AMY and honestly made. The magnificent es-
tate IN Orange county, Va, "1I0ntpelier," FOR
merry owned By President James Madison, has
oeen selected for the 'Home +" and IN view Of the
climate and location there could be no better
choice visit 70 tho extensive and comfortable
once rooms 81 the association, No. 81 King street,
Ale3andria. 10 which large number Of ladies are
employed, VIII convey the pleasing impression
that this noble charity has already begun and We
confidently predict for the ENTERPRISE In liberal
support Of q generous public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
pLYNoUTB CBURCB PRAYERs.

NEW YoRK, sept ll.-Thero was large a.
tendance ct the weekly prayer-meeting tonight
in Plymouth church. Hymns were sung bearing
for the most part on the ehurch's troubles, and
nearly all the speakers, in prayers or addresses,
referred to the absent pastor with unaltered
affection and confidence.
Brother Cleveland, who had recently seen Mr.
Beeeher In the country, Informed the congrega-
ton their pastor was cheerful and unmoVed by
ISLANDERS, and was coming back October l to
assume his duties with greater efficiency. than
ever.
might be put TO shame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
MISSOURI.

SENATOR scHuRz IEDoRsEs THE PEOPLES PARTY.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. u.-At . ratification meeting
tonight 70 ndorse the nominations Of the Peoples
convention, Senator SchurE made q speech in
which he declared that the movement had his
earnest sympathy, and pledged IL his active
support. He cisclaimed any personal motive In
the matter and released the party from any claim
thatmight be set up IN hif behalf
ADDRESS % THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
ST. LOUIS, Sept. u.-Henry T. BLOW, chair
man. and N. d. Morris, secretary Of state Re-
publican central committee, IN sn address 70 the
Republleans Of the State, urge them IN the cleo
ton Of delegates TO the State convention, to be
held Septsmber 2s 10 reafsrm the principles Of
the party and perpetuate its influence By disci-
pline and organised effort.
They then assert that the Democracy Of the
nation is In open and avoWec antagonlsm to the
principles established by the Republican party
and which Il has hoped would be the basis for the
restoration and perpetustion Of the Union.
The Democratic organs, they Aay, do not con-
cea1 the fact that war Of races Is Inevitable and
that in a confIct the white League, aided 81 the
Democratic party, viii reassert the claims Of the
past, and In the South to-day nYit atoms to shake
hands across hebloody chasm have been changed
10 the determination to make still bloodier and
deeper chasms, filled with the victims OF dendish
var, Of strong agatnEt weak.
the Southern party, but Of the nation, are setrat
naught, one by.threEtaued repudiatlon Hnd the
other By muroerous authority. 81
They then make several specific charges against
the Democratic party, recite what the REPRESENT
atiTes ought 70 90, and urge them 20 maintain in
national party firmly stands BY ats glorious prin-
ciples and dehes All enemies, inside or outside OF
us party, 20 dislodge them from the mornings Of
theft perfect faith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
rnr pnRr1IrrFpe

LOUISVILLE, ky, Sept. 1.-THE National Pork
Packers and Provision Dealers Convention as
sembled yesterday q. m. under permanent organ
ization, with William Hamilton, Of ST. Louis, as
president. number Of vice presidents were also
chosen, with W. H. Maxwell, Of Cincinnati, as
secretary. The resolution offered Wednesday that
IN all rules governing stands Of meats cut, the
manner Of curing and packing the same, none but
eurers and packers be allowed 70 vote, but that
on the discussion Of such rules before the cUnvsn.
ton, only accredited dealers IN product ffQn
other commercial bodies in the United States be
permitted 70 participate, was defeated. A report
" the business committee on the Chicago stan
dard Of packing was adopted. The convention
Adjourned tine dc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
GREAT BRITAIN.
TERRIB1E RA1LaoID coLLIs1IS.

TERRIBLE RAILROAD CoLLIsBN.
LONDON, September 1l.-A terrific collision oe-
CURED this morning on the Great Eastern rail
way, near Norwich.
Twenty persons were killed outright, and fifty
were wounded, some Of whom were very badly
hour. The railway line Is completely blocked by
the debris Of the wrecked trains. The scene at
the place Of collision is described as TERRIBLE and
the cries Of the wounded are heartrending
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12

The steamship Dana, nom Yokah0ma. which
mt Id Al Hong Kong with her shan damaged,
"a yesterday Tor n ~ ork, Via TIE sues
canal having undergone repairs on the drJ dock.
Evan nIorrisIsff. PRts1arg for ST. Johns last
instant.
s tE.rfnf la1. a.. taastcrIy wind brought %
pfIladelri,Ia \ smoky atmosphere Increasing
Is Sc s''i made ia sif De Cathetle ana Ebisoopal
ifurcher on sunday.
Bafanm' Is hi1uofromc clcags = Philadelphia
lest evening II opcns on liolday ~ Baltimore.
Donaldson made another ascoIdon yesterday
With We rcnortcrr Of ncUspapers.l He l1scend-
ed near Eoidt Hrea1o. ana landed some n MS pas
eonesrf, tnd eaein afeendod, going b south.
west dlfctIio1.
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TIE ooMPLIaIEETARY EXCURSION

= y a Va 4AAob -AC4ADI o-<f1 e@@-
The excursion o. the steamer Georgeanna %
Fortress Monroe tonight VIII be the event Of the
season. The Arrangements made for the enjoy
ment Of the participants are complete, and VII
Be 80 carried ont g. 70 reject even more than
usual credit upon the courteous and gentlsmanly
omeerl o. this iavoIitg steamer. The boat leaves
1eyentn-street wharf At z 9'tiock this evening,
arrives az Fortress Wonrce at o'clock Sunday
morning. heturninF, after 3 delightful day 81
Old Point Comfort Tie excu5sionisfs viii rs-eul-
bark e. Q'elock 2. ~, Sunday, and arrive &C tho
wharf IN this city az o.sIook 1Ionday morning.
allowing AZ cietts ana nntlrc.F men Who may
participate ample ornortunIty b r1l re-Iir i6r
The business Of tre NetE. Tl1ze EIshint s very
pleasant TIP s11lld ~ all nea11 secure "a k
On me GecrEiand1.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
THE OYSTER VAR CoMlIEECED.

CREsY1ELD, ND, Sept u.-In Pocomo Sound
to-day A. NJ. H. Curtis, inspector Of oysters Of
virginia, took the schooner Annie, Capt. Edward
Horsey, and Charles Riggen in q small canoe for
working IN said sound, and shot Thomas Riggen
in the head, supposed mortasly. The parties be-
longed IN Maryland and were said TO be gather
ing oysters north Of Davidson and LoYitt's line
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
FRANCE.
PRrs1DESrM AcHAHoN's TOUR.

PRECEDENT Aolh-
PARIS, Sept. u.-President MacMahon has
resumed his tour. He arrived at Lille to-day, &C
companied BY Gen. Cissey. The city is illumi-
mated tonight. The President viii proceed to
Arras Amiens and st. Quentien. At the latter
messed. Thence the Presidential party will go TO
Lyons
n RECEPTION OF THE SPANISH AlrBAssADoR.
PARIS, Sept. u-Senor Vega Amigo, the new
ly appointed Spanish Ambassador, presented his
credentials to-day TO President 'MacMahon. He
said he hoped the restoration Of relations would
contribute 10 the termination OF war in the span
ish provinces adjacent to France The President
in reply expressed wishes for the prosperity Of
Spain, and promised friendly cooperation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
.NEBRASKA.

Observation-Disclosures AND HoNINATgoN
OMAHA. Sept. 1.-THE Democratic State con-
vention at Lincoln yesterday was the largest
Democratic convention ever held in the state.
Col. J. W. Savage was nominated for Congress,
and A. Tuxbury for Governor. The platform
adopted declares; First. For the resumption Of
specie value a. the basis Of the currency; resump
ton Of specie payments By the Government as
soon as possible without disaster to the business
interests Of the country By steadily opposing IN
faffon, and for the payment Of the nationSl In
debtedness IN the money OF the civilized world.
Second. For individual liberty and oppoeticn
10 sumptuary laws; for free commerce and no
tariff, except for revenue purposes. Third. For
. rigid restriction Of the Government, both State
and national, TO its legitimate domain OF politi-
cal power by excluding therefrom all Executive
and Legislative intermeddling with the affairs Of
society, whereby monopolies are fostored BY priv
neged classes and ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Individual
freedom, unnecessarily and 0ppressiTely re-
strained. Fourth. II is thought the duty Of the
State to protect its citizens from extoftfon and
unjust discrimination by chartered monopolies.
Fifth. That we appreciate the beneficial influence
Of railroads. in Developing the resources OF the
country and favor liberal legislation in that diree-
ton: but only on basis Of taxation equitable IN
its application both 70 citizens and corporations
Sixth. That we believe the people are the source
Of all power, and that their Will and not the
Wishes Of Q mere party Of demagogues should
govern and fern the real basis Of all republican
5lJohn A. liberty was nominated for Secretary Of
state, Robert Jorcon for State Treasurer, and
Montgomery Lancaster tor Attorney General
The convention adjourned.
TElrPKRA NEE SoHfNATIozs.
OMAHA, Sept. 1.-the State Temperance con-
vention at Lincoln, yesterday, made the follow
ing nominations For Congress, J. g. Muller; con-
tingent Congressman, .. @. FafrbanksaSecfeta
Of State, J. SEIZURE; State Treasurer w. @. OIL
nnger.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12

Of misses boys youths and chiidrenis shoes for
school wear Just received from he best factories
street. corner Of I AL n want OF such goods
VII ma Il 20 their advantages % examine ne
stock.
Burs,s enc shoes iof ladies. misses children
and infants speciality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12

The Board Of Health, at . special meeting on
Thursday. rsccnsidered their setIon IN confirming
Dr.. Henry Duneanson as physician 70 the poor
and appointed DR.. Q. V. N CaIlan.
Dr.. Park Young was assigned 70 duty IN the
sixth district and Dr.. Callan in the Seventh dis
ne J boar. AZ, s.;sd to meet last evening for the
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EAST INDIES.
nc MORE YAx1zE EEARE

LoEDoE, SePt. 12.-The Tiases' Calcutta special
says all apprehensions Of second year Of famine
is ended There is partial failure Of crops IN the
same districts, but no greater than the average
for Yeara.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
curIn vTrlrrrn

NEW YoEK. Sept n.-Fhe little daughter Of
Mr.. Hsger, Of GreenpOlnt, whose abduction was
reported yesterday, was found at the foot Of East
Nineteenth street, in starving condition 1t
was taken to Bellevue hospital, where it died.
Immediately alter death II was recognised BY
some Of its relations.
Another case OF child stealing occurred this
morning. James Burns, three years, and Eliza
beth Ffnnegan, two years. were entieed away
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABIES.

CAN and examine the IRE and burgIar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF
keeping OF securities, jewels silver-Ware or other
Valuables Rents, from ten to sixtYsdOllars per
annum, according to size. No business nan can
afford to do without them.
TsksvaTninS from ne Chicago and Boston -6res.
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SouTg cARoIIg.I -REPUbLIcAEs.

CoLUHBIA, S. O., Sept. 1.-THE Republican
convention was engaged anday IN discussing the
report Of thef committee on credentials, which
was presented to-day after being under discussion
three days by the committee, Chamberlain Pat
rerson being once more IN the ascendancy IS the
report had been manipulated by the convention
TO that end. Nothing definite Is likely 70 be done
toufUht
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CHTNI.


SOLUTION on TIE PORMO9A DIFFICULTY
SHAEeHAI. Sept. lO.--An ambassador from.
Japan has arrived here. 1t is generally eonsid-
erred that pacific solution Of the difoulties with
regard TO Formosa will be effected. 1t Is reported
that the question win be submitted orarbitratIon
% the President Of the United States on King Of
Italy.