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ENGLAND.
Wealth to the Gladstone Family-Protsnor
Goldwin Smith. I

LONDON, June 1875 A. n.
stephen Glynne brother-tn-law Of Mr.. Gladstone,
is dead. W. II. Gladstone, son Of the ex-Premier,
Anherits the estate Of the deceased. ELI
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day Is wet,
but favorable for the crops.
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Anything Equal to Giles & Co.'s LIME
MENT oDIDE AMM0NTUMi never saw; it surpasses
all others 1t performs than claim; stable
should be without It. Maj A. r. GREEN, Cavalry
school, No West Thirteenth street Sold by all drug
glst.. Depot ttl Sixth avenue
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Radically

A.-Rupture Radically Cured.-Th0
late firm Of Marsh Co having been dissolved the Cd
sale has been replaced by fresh and improved
goods consisting Of Trusses Silk Elastic Belts Stockings
supporters, shoulder Braces, Clutches Suspensory
Bandages and INSTRUMENTS for all Physical Detormtes
at the old office No. Vcsey street, Astor House. App
cations under the supervision Of the undersigned inven
tor OF DR. Marshs Radical Cure Truss and Instrument for
DefOrmities and q late partner OF the above drm
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A.-F0r Pimpies ON the Face, Black
Heads or Flesh Worms obtain Of your druggist pE
medicine. or consult B. @. PERRY. Dermatoiogist -
Bond street, Now York.
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A Fragrant Breath Atheists the Match
less purifying properties Of SOZODONT. Every lady
who has used 1t proclaims 1t perfect andote TO
dental decay. Pure teeth are essential 70 q pure
bre ath and both enjoyed by all who to this
agreeable, wholesom and invaluable vegetable COM
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ssSpectre Rouge

haInts our houses BY day and night gorging himself
bayonet to suppress him; give him q blast from
KNOWLES BELLOWS, loaded with his INSECT Dr.
STOYEk, ana he perishes Need that spectre
rouge Is the bedhugs Depot No. Sixth avenue.
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INDIANAPOLIS. md, June IT, 1874

The republicans OF the Seventh Congrc ssional
district OF Indiana to-day nominated Hon. John
Coburn ny reclamation as q candidate for Congress
from that district.
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Costa RIGA.

Costa RIGA continues quiet and progressive. Its
relations with the rest OF the Central American
States are friendly.
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A.-Scalp Dfsenses.-B. G. Perry, tho
sklful Dermatoogst No 40 Bond street, New Yorx,
Eruptve and Scalp Diseases Falling,
Loss and prenaturely Gray Hair. and Dry. Moist and
scaiy Dandruf Special attention given to childreRs
hats
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Batchelor's Hair Dye IL Splendid.-
Never tails Established 81 years. Sold and properly
applied ut BACHELORS Wig Factory, I6 Bond st.. ny.
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Permanent Cure for Rheumn tism,
Neuralgia ana Nervousness; DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
REMEDY; no cure, no CHARGE advice gratis. Is Bond
street
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INDIAN VISITORS.

OMAHA, Neb., June II, 1874.
Donald Mckay. with his band OF Warm Spring
Indians, left here for the East TO day.
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A.-Brooks' Boots and shoes, the Largest
assortment the city, established lSt8. at i.l96
Broadway corner Twenty ninth street
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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE
will insert advertisement OF Country Board Of ten
lines words to hne) tor ~ cents per ne or 81 for
tor each insertion
Brooklyn contains a population Of 10000
At least one-hfth of this Immense population yearly
patronize summer resorts Parties Offering country
board will consult their Interests by making known their
facilities through the columns OF the Eagle the only
medium through which this compact population bo
thoroughly reached Address BROOKLYN EAGLE, 81,
80 and 3S Fulton street, Brooklyn N. Y.
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Camphor, 35c. o Pound; Atl<inson's
White Rose, 55c bottle Lubins Hair Oil, Soc bottle
WILLIAM M. GILES CO.. Chemists 45l Sixth avenue
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Ell
CALCUTTA, June II, 1874.
The prospects for the future crops are greatly
Improved by the copious rains now falling through
out the country.
FOOD RELIEF.
Three hundred thousand persons are being fed
by the government.
Scientific Notice OF the Approach OF n
Cyclone.
CALCUTTA, June II, 1874.
The meteorological observers give notice OF the
approach OF cyclone, and the inhabitants are pre-
pairing for It. The shipping in the river has been
warned and all precautions have been taken.
Rioters Punished-Deaths from Cholera.
HUs LONDON, June Is, 1874
special despatch to the Times from India says
l23 or the rioters in the Sittim district have been
sentenced to Imprisonment for from two to five
years
Forty deaths from cholera are reported in Dur
bungah IN
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HENRI R0CHEFoRT.
His Reception in Dublin.

r.v ~ m LONDON, June 1S-5A. NJ
N. Rochefort was recognized in Dublin and Kissed
Ay the crowd.
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A.-The style-The UnquestiOnablo and
unmistak BILE style of HATS tor gentlemen this
Is that uactured by EsPENSCHEID, Il8 Nassau st
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THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


The Democratic State Executive Committee have
called State Convention at Jefferson CITY on the
26th Of August for the n0mlna nation OF State ticket
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Browns vermifuge Commits or Worm
LOZENGES give the best possible effect Children hay
ing worms require immediate attention. 70 cents box.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Isl A. NJ.

Probabilities.
For New England, light rains and clearing wea-
Their, southwest to northwest winds, slight changes
in temperature and rising barometer.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE-
GroN GENERALLY CLEAR WEATHER, SOUTHWEST TO
NORTHWEST WINDS, A SLIGHT RISE OF TEMPERA-
TURE AND STATIONARY OR RISING BAROMETER.
The Upper ohio River win fall and the Lower
Missouri will rise slowly during Thursday.
The Weather I'm 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 Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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A.-Ruptured Persons of Intelligence
are utterly tired and disgusted with wretched metaI
spring and fngerpad Trusses now, fortunately sup
planted by the comfortable ELASTIC TRUSS 6S3 Broad
way, which soon cures Hernia.
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BANGs.-On Wednesday evening, June II, 1874,
at No. II Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, MARY e., WE
OF Charles W. Bangs.
For other Deaths See Efghth P1geI
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French Bulletin OF the Result or the
4# 1890 Battle.

1922 PARIS, June II, 1874.
In the fight at Algiers thirty-seven Moorish in.
surRents were killed, and the loss Of the French
ur0ops was six killed and ten wounded
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ALGERIA.
The City Of Algiers Invaded by the Notes.-The
Insurgents Repulsed by the French.
LONDON, June II, 1874.

LONDON, June II, 1874.
Advices from Algiers state that body OF Moorish
insurgents invaded that city, but the French
troops repelled them. tV
Twelve Of the insurgents were killed and q
NUMBER wounded.
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TINE AMERICAN PlLGRIMS.-THE NEW YORK
Tablet June 20, out has the fullest ncws Of the
PrrImage has letters from three spoudonts.
describing the voyage incidents on the way, regioas
sxegciscs aud personQsl Of me qlertmA Hsies oAs
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+ r "A N O Il.
The Constitutional Bills Before the
Committee Of Thirty.
An Exciting Proceeding
at Hand. t#~t

-Gaae -o H+.-.r r.-. LONDON, June 10, 1874
The Times Paris special correspondent telegraphs
chat tne Committee OF Thirty have commenced to
discuss the constitutional bills referred to 1t on
Monday. 8a
THE NEW MUNICH PAL LAW UNDER DEBATE.
In the Assembly to-day debate opened on the
organic municipal law. 5Mr
The government announced that 1t was deter
mined to insist on Its right to nominate Mayors.
An energetic opposition is certain.
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Don't 20 I'm the Country without
BOOTS SHOES, INDIA RUBBERS, &C., from MlLLER
No sous
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THE HERALD SEIZED.
Action Of tho French Government Against the
Circulation Of Rocheforrs Letter.

PARIS, June II, 1874.
Copies OF the NEW YORK HERALD containing the
letter written by Rochefort on his arrival in New
York have been seized on account OF the attack on
President MacMahon.
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THE KANSAS REPUBLICAH CONVENTION

Topeka, June II, 1874.
The Republican state Central committee to-day
fixed the Goth OF August as the time for the State
Convention to meet
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A Plentiful Crop in Prospect-The Relief Lists
81 1s Still Full.
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Sam Salvador.

President Gonzalez OF San Salvador. was about
to proceed to La Conc0rdia to establish there q
new fort and erect custom house.
The Republic Is preparing to contribute to the
Chilian exhibition.
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Dyspepsia, IndigestiOns OF All Kinda
cured BY DR.. ShARP'S SPECIFIC: warranted. Retail.
HUDNUr Herald Building; wholesale agent. CRIrrEN-
TON, No. Sixth avenue.
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Central America.

PANAMA, June Q, 1874.
The news from Central America by the last
steamer Is to the eject that the country Is pacific
throughout.
SEVERE WEATHER, WITH INJURY TO SHIPPING.
The weather has been very bad ana the surf
very heavy all along the Pacific coast OF Central
America. In the port Of san Jose de Guatemala
steam launch broke Its mornings and was
wrecked. At Acajutla the steamer Ancon lost one
or her launches and boat.
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KnOx's ssStraws."-Kn0x is Displa wing
brilliant collection gentlemens STRAW HATS aud
his No. 22 Broadway aud in Fifth Avenue idotei
offer opportunity for satisfactory selections Those
who prefer the cashmere hat will find KNOWS Gray
GRANTEE peculiarly dressy articleseasonabe. COM
Portable and stylish. 1t has supeT ior.
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Guafcmala.

President Barrios, Of Guatemala. had ordered
Commandant Gonzalez to be shot on the score Of
criminal dsobedience to the military laws OF the
Republic In the case OF Mr.. Magee the British Vice
Consul. Between Mr.. Magee and the government
no Ill feelings exist,
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SPAIN.
Concha's Army Delayed Before Estslla.

Concha's Army Delayed Before Estslla
MADRID June II, 1874.
Bad weather delays General Concha's attack on
Estela.
Nhe Madrid Government Negotiating q
.Nsafa Loan.
eet- er.r LONDON, June H. 1874.
1ne spanish government Is in negotiation with
the Credit Mobiher for loan of so, 1000 reals.
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THE RHODE ISLAND sENATORsHIP.

PROVIDENCE, June IT, 1874.
The ballotlng for United States Senator was re-
sumed in the General Assembly at noon to-day.
The twelfth mint hall0r stood o. f0ll0Wa.-
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Advice to Those who Offer Country
ard
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Knapsnck Pile Cure-Best Remedy ON
earth for this dreadful complaint II everybody
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Visitors TO Europe Should Supply
themselves with THURSroNS IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER.
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cure Of all derange-
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els. They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgatiye.
Being purely yege-
table, they contain
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suffering is prevent
OBI bt- fhais. tilp1iv-
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science, few are Of
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mankind than this eff.
tectual remedy for all
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and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues.
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
surely and eliectually
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in the old Cabinet Rooms Of Butler Z Slnitr
where | am receiving choice new goods daily from
Milwaukee and Chiaago. consisting o! every
thius, wanted for family uss, in the loggiHS nj
or mill or on tae river.
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Ayers
cherry PeCtoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
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\ 4 remedy it is adequate, on which tire public
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securing sauni C2l Notwithstanding sleep. No
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, 1874-12-22

noy General to havo tho work stopped. An
order was issued to this effect, md then tho
Attorney General applied to- Tho United statcs
DjatrIct Court 10 l,ayo M injunction issued,
hit tho Court was proof ngainst tho trick
ories and scboning Of tho Ting, and refused
1t. Since Tint time the Ring las kept quiet,
but as tho tihlo for tho ulnturiug Of itH notos
which 1t gave for tho cllertor approached, Q.
4. 1TADLry, tho President Of the Company,
ar1nctl with mortgage, which was the only
stop that Ind been teken towart1y building,
went to Europe with 1t, and tho result is con-
tainci in tho 1iurSANp prospectus,
II Tho facts bo as xtataa, tho whole scheme
il q bnre-facca swint1lc, which should DO
promptly exposed, both in this country nnl
Europe. 1t may be too late to warn Englisl,
capitalists, but it is not Too Into to tlonounco
il, the sovorest terms such infamous schomcy
Of corrupt politicians. It in bnd enough tl,nt
this country should be kept in continual tnr-
MOL, both financial and political, with the
frauds mud conalptions Of Southern carpet
baggers ond corrupt politicians, ]nt that those
SAME l:ngs should tako their rotten schemes
to Europe, alll pledge the credit Of tlls coun-
try for their sonndness, il simply MI outrage
Of tic worst description, and Ole which should
bo exposed promptly and thoroughly. Onr
reputation ut homo has unllorcd sufficiently
without having it ruined abroad.
, 1874-12-22
4 RAID on FOREIGN CAPITAL.

Tint corrupt clique Of politicians known as
the Arkansas Ring, which has brought it's
State into political tisroputo md well nigh
to tho verge Of financial bankruptcy, now
turns u2 in Europe us principals in well
organized mud gigantic raid upon English cap~
it'll. Their scheme is explained in prospec-
t,,s issued by the firm Of GEonoE DunNAND ts;
Co., Of London, Offering for salo ''sn issue
Of .ga0O,O00 III first mortgage por cent
bonds Of tho Litt1o Rock Bridgo Company,
releamablo in twenty-five annual drawings,
beginning III 1877" tile bonds being for salo
Mt 81 1-o. Tho prospectus thcn osplains that
tho Company is nbout to build bridge 1850
feet in length across tho Arllansas1l River, at Lit
tlo Rock which il 10 10 completed Oct l, 1875,
tho material being OH the ground, and to setit
in rs brilliant light na possible before tho
English capitalists, announces that four ral-
ROAD companies hayo alroady signed q cou-
tract to uso tho bridge, paying .5 ccnta for
every passenger, and So.a0 for every car Of
freight. Furthermore, this accommodating
railroad quartotte, it these torms aro not Gatis-
factory, ngreo to guarantee $4,000 per an-
mum from their tolls alone. The New York
World, in noticing this scheme, exposes its
rottenness. There aro but tllrco railroads
running into Little Rock 1.-THE Iron Mountain,
tho Memphis & Little Rock, and all incon-
rletod roal running from Little Rock to
Fort Smith. The first named has bridge
oof its own, md tho second has the use
OF it. The third road has little use for any
bridge, rs 1t IL bankrupt, aud advertised for
ealo. 1t appears that .some citizens Of Little
Rock ton years ago obtained n ollurter, con-
tlrmea by Congress, to build bridge across
tho river ut that place. Nothing was over
tlono towarda building it, but, when tho Iron
Mountain Rood approached LittIo Rock, soma
parties conceived the idea Of buying up the
charter, and then forcing the railroad Conn.,
pany to pay handsomely for it. Rather than
pay tho rlinoua rate asled for tho charter,
tho Railroad Company got bill boforo Con-
gress granting them tho privilege of coll
struggling a bridge upon tho same
specifications ay tlxoa Tor the Lit
tie Rock Company, md proceeded to
build. The Ring thon 70 influenced tho Sec.
satary ut Wat that ~ appealed to tho Atsor.
, 1874-12-22
.----e------ -
CQNGnE9SMEN AS LOBBYISTS,

In Washington, "attornoy" is synonymous
with "lobbyist." Tho man who bul.oul1oles
members of certain committees which have
the consideration Of claims Or lo who en-
ters one of the Departments to Use personal
or official influences to SECURE 6ome favor or
one who edvocates by personal applioa.
ton tho appropriation for claim, tle
appointment to IN office, or the so-
curing Of n contract, is an "attornoy.'
Tho word las thua come TO be 1nisappliea to
mean tho "lobbyist" in tho worst sense OF
tito term; and whoever is caught in tlsreput~
able wosl; Of this nature shields hi.n~
self behind this cover. Tho lobbios of
tho Capitol arc flied with just such
"attorneys" as these; and even tho Ialls
Of Congress are not FREQ from tholn. The
praclioe of members Of Congress lending
their influence in tho interest Of individual
clients against the Government, and thero-
fore against tho people Of tho United statos
whom they aro sent to Washington 10 repre-
sent, las become SO common Of late years rs
to bo national disgrace. 1t is radically
wrong; m abuse IN its very nature. Tho
Congressman who consents to do a thing of
this kind places himself in tho position Of tho
lawyer who betraya his own cliont III the
interest Of that clients opponent. This is
regarded az most disroputablo in priyato
life Il; why not equally 10 in public
lifo? Such conduct diGbars lawyer
from practice IN tho courts why should it
not disbar Congressman from seats IN the
National Legislature? What right has tho
member OF Congress, representing the whole
people, aud sent to Washington to logialata
for tho whole country, to devote LIS tirno 10
tie iuteruss ut sonaa particular claim
, 1874-12-22

The oritiunnee passed by tho Common
Council last night to authorize tho construc-
ton of loryo-r1ilroad on Wabash oyenuo is
II suspicious n'cnsnrc. 1t gives the right Of
why 10 Tho Ohicago City Railway, whlc!, ii.
rcatly controls all tho horso-railroads in tho
Soutl, Division, and wlloso service Inns not
been quite satisfactory to tho public. Tho
Chicago & South Atlantic Company engaged
itself, In c0so II wore givon tho franchise, to
keep tho entire street In repair, to use pn1acc-
cars, and to run them In I'LL accommodating
manner, Wo llayo said TINT tho ordinance
which passed Inst night is suspicious. It
may, for nll TINT, bo PERFECTLY honest 1t
avoids ole great objection to tho South At
lantic proposition, namely, the unwilliuyncss
Of property-l,olders ou Wabash arento, soutl.
Of Twenty.sccontl street, to hayo hozsc.rail-
rond laid bcforo their tloors.