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THE NEW DOMINION.

Riel's Enemies Before the Bar or the
House OF Commons-The Fugitive Menu
Der Fails to Answer-The Duke or
Edinburgh rs = Successor to Lord
DuRerin.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 10, 1874.
Attorney General Clarke, OF Manitoba. was again
examined on the Riel question before the House
Of Commons last night The evidence went
to show that for some time subsequent
to Mr. Clarke's arrival in Manitoba, and
anterior to the legal proceedings taken
against Riel, he (Clarke) had been fully aware
OF Rlel's movements and had tried to dis
suade him from becoming candidate. Mr.. Clarke
Riel at ten PAGES because the latter was impefti-
nent and that he lad received an anonymous let
persisted in his course with regard to RieL
The order OF the day for Rel's attendance In his
place IN ha Inc House was then read and no re.
TO the bar and examined. He gave evidence 10
ses erses that hat be PEG done al IN his power TO
Novelty gave similar evidence.
Mr. Bowel sad that II the government did not
take action In the matter ne would give notice OF
q motion for Rei's expulsion on Monday night.
The Committee on the Northwest difficulties met
this morning with closed doors, examined Mr..
The House will not sit tonight, as the members
wish to attend the Speakers ball. The budget
speech will probably not be made before Thursday
next
The Canadian Governor Generalship.
TORONTO. Ont, April 10, 1874.
rumor has been in circulation Tor some
time that at the expiration OF Lord Duf-
ierns term OF office as Governor General
of Canada the Duke OF Edinburgh would be
appointed to succeed him. The GLOBE to-day winds
up long editorial on the subject hus:-"FrOm
whatever point OF view we approach the proposal
OF making the Duke OF Edinburgh Governor General
OF Canada, we see difficulties, and difficulties OF
such magnitude that with regret we have to place
the attractive notion OF being governed for TOUR
years by royal duke among the category OF i'm
practicable things.U
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A sworn Cure for Rheuma tism, Neural l.
gia and Nervous Diseases. DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
REMEDY No cure, no charge. 2iJohn street and drug
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A.-FOr n superb Dress or Business Hat
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Patent Wire signs and Hammers
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GERMANY.

The Imperial Government Toning Down the
Army Bill-An Amendment Of
the Liberals Accepted.
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A.-The Importance of the Elastic
TRUSS, 6S3 Broadway in curing Rupture Is by the
patronage OF the Surgeon General and the emnent
o the sicians the
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Havana Lott ery- extraordinary Draw
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vescy Street until May l. MARSH CO. have dissolved.
and there Is no such hrm in the Truss business DR. s.
n MARSH formerly OF Marsh Co, can be consulted at
rooms is and 10 Astor House. Ladies' entrance.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, April, 10, 1874.
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tramontane intrigue to supplant Prince Bismarck
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The ssBcebe Range"
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Orders Tor repairs resolved by mail
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LIVINGSTONE.
The Funeral Of the Explorsr-Moment and Cost
of the Obseq uies
1elteaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April lis A. NJ
The funeral OF DR.. Livingstone will take place on
the 18TH
The government will pay $1,000 towards the ex-
penses Of the obseques
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Birds are Pets All the Year ROunn.-
To keep them we'll and in song use, SINGERS PATkNi
GRAVEL PAPER For sale By all druggists and bird
and cage de ers Oices 5s2 Hudson street, New YORK
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As q Reliable Remedy for Coughs.
Colds Election of the throat or lungs
use Nine. PORrER's COUGH BAL>AM single bottle
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LONDON. April 10, 1874.
The Dutch have opened several Acheen ports to
trade.
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the handkerchief IS pertumed with the "PHALoN
NIGHT BLOOMING cEkhuS" No other genuine
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We Call Attention To Our New Ware
rooms where everything desirable In the line OF dns
Furniture can be obtained at reasonable pricca
HkRrS 10, 5o6 and s08 broadway,
oppoSite Eleventh qtr0ee
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SNOW IN BOSTON.

AVtTuRG temperature yCSLGTuHy y
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
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A.-FOr n First Class Dress or Busin ess
HAT 20 direct to the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID, lis
Nassau street.
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David's Spring styles OF Gentlemen's
HATS are ready. Ssiesroom 29sh Broadway near Du-
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Changes Ordered.

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1874
Lieutenant Richardson Glover Is ordered to the
Michigan on the 18th inst; Surgeon George II.
Cook, to the Naval Hospital, at Norfolk; Passed
Assistant Paymaster George ". Long, to the
swatara; Surgeon Edward Kershner Is detached
IRON the Vermont and ordered to the Swatara;
surgeon G. s. Beardsley from the Naval Hospital
at Norfolk, Va, and ordered TO the Vermont;
Passed Assistant Engineer Jefferson Brown, rom
the Navy ard at New York and ordered to the
Swatara; Passed Assistant Engineer John w.
Gardner, from special service duty at New York
and ordered to the Swatara.
Whereabouts OF United states steamers.
WASHINGTON, April 10. 1874.
Reports to the Navy Department show that the
United states steamers Alaska and Juniata left
Key West on the Sth inst, the Congress on the
9th ana the Franklin to-day, for Europe. the
Wyoming left Key West yesterday for Washing
ton and the Tconderoga sailed to-day for Norfolk.
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Rupture Cure.-Dr. RainbOw's Or.
iQinal invention Improved 1874 Warranted. Come to
643 Broadway, corner OF Blocker street. and see II.
A.-WhO Wants . First Class Hat mt
popular prices call on DOUGAN. IO2 Nassau street.
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ACHEEN.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

Commerce Benefited by the Ho,landers' War,
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Perfection-Boker's Bittcrs. Beware Of
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LONDON. April 11-6 A. NJ.
An appeal signed by Baroness Burdett Coutts.
Aessrs KinnaIrd and Horace Waller Sir Bartle
Frere and others, asks for subscriptions for the
support OF the children and two aged sisters OF the
deceased Dr. Livingstone who are in stralrened
circumstances
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK

Military Celebrities Landed at santandsr.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID, April TO- 1874.
Generals Manuel Concha, Martinez and Campos
have arrived at Santander.
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Appeal for Aid for the Children or the
ExpiOrer-IIis Aged Sisters In Strait tened
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MUS MENTs.



1t may appear rather unusual to head an article
on Italian opera with the name OF the prima donna
instead OF the lyric work represented; but when.
as In this case. the prima donna Is the principal
and, we might say, rhe only attraction, then the
change Will be readily understood by every opera
goer Nearly fifteen years ago lie Pardon de
Ploermei' was brought out in Paris, work
totally un-Meyerbeerish as far az the
subject was concerned, and work that
at its first production caused a great deal
OF talk. The departure from Scribe TO two writer's
TOT the Opera Comlque, with pastoral subject for
musical treatment, raised at the time OF its first
representation such popular discussion as sci.
dom any lyric work has enjoyed. IL was first
brought before the American public at the Acad-
envy OF Music IN 1861, when Mile. Cordier was the
Dlnorah, Fanny stockton (wh0 was unhappily cut
on by death in the middle OF her operate career)
was the Goatherd, ana Brignoli, Amodlo and Su-
sn sustaining the other roles "Dinorah" as
this opera IS now known, has evidently been writ
ten Tor orduu,u prima donna. No better repre-
sentative Of the title role than Mile. Di Murska
art. When sue first appeared on the stage In
ner conventional crazy state and compelled the
frightened CoreItno to dance and play for her
(he all the time nistaklng her tor spirit. the
wonderful 0rdUurd genius OF the singer was at
once shown But tine feature OF the opera, the
Interpretation Of the now world renowned
SHADOW Scene" in which the extraordinary
S 5 MuTsa sSssed 10 rs 0f eedt
The magnificent manner IN which she sang
the nord music set down III this scene
by Meyerbeer The audience broke out into
an uproar OF applause. and well they might, Tor no
sucn vocalzatOn was ever heard before on the
Academy boards. or all the operas In which Mile.
ID MursAa has yet appearedln commend US to lie
Pardon de Ploermel" aud Mr.. Maretzek will do well
IN keeping 1t before the public Tor the remainder
OF his short season. Mile. ID Murska appears to-day
in the title role OF "Martha." 'Dinorann seems to
be the only piece de resistance Of the present sea-
son OF Italian opera, and as Mile. ID Murska Is the
Af
operas less under the control OF the prima donna
must appear dangerous
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ID many Languages Pathology. Drama, &c. Prscsd
marked low. Examination invited.
APPLETON'S Antiquarian, 10 Third st.. B0wory.
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Notice to the Public.

DURING MY ABSENCE EAST, NJ. NJ;
- johnson will act as my agent. ana
transact all business oi mine in Eureka.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka Sert. ~, 1871. s-'
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a share Of public patronage is solicited.
a,i22-t. JAMES NJ. Vi MOODY. frop'r.
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CAuTlON!

slVIE STRIP OF LAND LYING NORTH
of the Eureka Consolidated Comrany's
furnaces has been nnlawinlly taken posses
ion of during my absence. All persons are
hereby warmed irem purchasing the same
from FRANK WAY CT amy other rarty save
tho undersigned. VI. Is. pan, LEi /,
Eureka, july II. 1874. Hisu
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Rehckah Charity DegTGe, L.0.0.F.

,rNIE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
Rebeka aL Charity Degree Lodge, |. %. q.
r.. will be held until further notice ON the
first and third FRIDAYS OF each month.
Hour of Meeting, : o'clock j. N.
sItf ". II. DAVENPORT. \. q.
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K. A, u, 3.

DEGlLAR MEETINGS OF pAOn-ISEE
IL Retreat 30. -, II. A. H., vii be held
ING. Special meetings, AT the call OF the
: q. :. Sir knights Of sister retreats IN
yund standing are cordially invited To attend.
:. 4. kEl.Ll, :. q. ;.
BrNJ. c. LEVY, Recorder. lei
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Notice to the Public.

DURING MY ABSENCE EAST. NJ. H-
- rowsky will act US my autborneI agent
aud transact Nil business If mine in Eureka.
4 competent workman will have charge OF
my shop du,ing my absence, and all work
will be done as heretofore. ,,
GiiAS. ". SCllWAMR
Eureka Sent ., 1871.
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a.. q. H.

Vl,UE A. q. IL. meet every first and third
SATUKp ~ EVEN ING OF each month.
n; s o'uclock, At the corner of Clark and
Monroe streets, until further neticc.
TIIOS. HALEY. pr.sid"r'.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, Secretary. All
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a Gard to the Public.

I SrRAuS, THE PIONEER JEW ELER
-. Of Eureka. reminds the public that he
and rich alike in the quality of watches and
jcwelry he has sold them; and daring that
time he has deicd. aud still deiie:s all ecmpe-
tition against him. lie has on hand every.
hot in sight, the articles are only to be asked
for and they will be shown. lie has CEN
WINGED the public that he sells gold and sii-
Yer watches cheaper than can be bought III
crs as he deals with leading houses and pur.
chases ut wholesale prices only. In proof OF
this YOU have only to visit his place in " ellis.
argo ~ Co.'S building asd, aitcr examining
roriuln is us fine US any on the Pacific Coast.
iy2 j STRAUS.
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The Other Side.
WHEELING, W. VA, April l3, IA.
n Ill.,. - tho Raoiatpr.

WHEELING, W. VA April l3, IA.
Editors of the Register:
Some busy body makes himself very
inquisitive in publishing card in your
issue Of the l1th inst. denouncing the
boilers of the Riverside mill, for iujus-
tiee done to their helpers. The author
81 said paragraph is a liar and CALI
umpiator He knows nothing about
the regulation of wages between the
boilers and their helpers, any more
than hog knows about holiday. To
place the readers Of your popular jour-
nal in proper light on the subject, L will
give YOU facts to show that said 60
called helpers assertion is falsebood.
After the strike of 1870, the boilers
were reduced from 81 % to So 30, be-
lore the reduction OF said date helpers
got 50 90 per day, and the third hands
81 %, aud dur ng the six months that
wages were at Sc so, the helpers re-
ceived the same wages they had when
we cot 81 o. Ever since then the
boilers ~! helpers have been
working b, : scale OF prices. The
price OF boiling has ranged stree 1870
rom s. 25 TO IS 05. At the last named
figure the second hands got 81 80 per
dsy and the third hands 81 80. A boil
er could clear S4 35 per ton after
prayiug SO DO TO both helpers
at S. 05, whilst at the present wages,
Sc 25. he only makes So 40 alter pay
ing 81 S. to both helpers. Now, Messrs
Editors, you can judge by the above
facts whether or not we have sustained
any heavier reduction than that set
forth by the in9uisitive creature sign"
ing himself "a Helper" In conciu-
sion would state that ii any man IN
this city needs the prayers OF the cru,
saders, that man is the author OF said
helper's letter. lie felt so rejo'csd on
last Saturday after seeing his letter in
print that he got his hide full OF tangIe'
foot and in company With o crowd OF
roughs committed an assault and bat
terry on q respectable young man who
was coming from his days work. Not
wishing to intrrde any further on your
valuable journal. a. Boiler
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TO-DAY SUBSCRIPTION TICKsTs.-La-
dies and gentlemen can procure their
.ubscription tickets to-day at Adams d
Lucas Music Store, for the two grand
concerts of the Jenny Busk operate
Concert Troupe. The hours Tor the
sal { these tickets will be between III
A. NJ. and P. N. to-day; after which
time no more subscription tickets will
be sold. Our citizens By awaiting them
selves OF the advantages OF the sub
scrip,ion ticket enjoy the two concerts
az a cost OF one dollar less than by
obtaining single concert tickets. besides
the former ticket secures the same seat
for the holder at both concerts. The
nights of the concerts are "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, April 18th and
10th.
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rs DISTRICT CoURr.-Tbis court

g. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Tbis court
met in the Court House yesterday az
ternoon at 9 o'clock, the above place
Offering better accommodations and
being more convenient than the Gus
torn House. a
The jury in the case OF George o..
Davenport administrator Us the B. d 0.
Railroad Company, returned G verdict
for the defendant yesterday afternoon
and was discharged.
The case OF Johns. Jr.. rs. Slack ct al
was called yesterday afternoon. The
case involves the question Of the owner
ship OF large portion OF Charleston
the value oe which is two or three hun
dred thousand dollars. The case viii
probably occupy the attention OF the
Court 10. abvu. two weeks.
The following named gentlemen
compose the jury:
Dr. T. II. Logan. Robert Simpson,
John G. Hoffman, Henry K. List
Mortimer Pollock, j. Nelson Vance
Thomas G. aervey, John II. Hall, L
S.:Delaplain, A. Wilson Kelley, DanieI
J. Jacob, John Hall.
Both sides have engaged come Of the
beet legal talent ia the State, as will be
seen 10y the following array of council
For plaintiffs. n. Fl;zhugh, Jas. II.
Ferguson, L. II. Chandler. Geo. o. Dav'
export, j. Z. Kenna. For defendants,
Samuel Price, 2. II. Smith, W. P
Hubbard, VI. II. HogemaH, n, Golf
TIE Court adjourned to meet this
| morning at 9 o clock.
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Isiycr News.

The river was falling last evening
with II feet ! inches in the channel.
The Express departed for Parker'-
burg at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing.
The Andes arrived rom Cincinnati
last evening.
The towboats John Diebold, Stella
aud J. Sharp Mcdonald passsi down
with heavy tows Of coal.
The Mary Miller from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh passed up Yesterday Morn
ing.
The Mallie Ragon viii leave for
Pittsburgh this mornins at 7 o'clock.
The Courier is The Parkersburg
racket this morning at the usnai hour.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
By Telegraph.
ClxcryHATr, April Is River forty
four feet and stationary Arrived-R.
r. Hudson, Wheeling, Jessie, New Or
leans. Dtparted-MoIIie Ebert, ST..
Louis. Weather warmer and cloudy.
PIrrspURGH, April l3.-Ri9er nine
feet aud falling.
EVANSVILLE, April I&,-Cioudy and
windy with o light rain this evening;
mercury A. to "a degree. River rlsen
u feet, with 81! feet by the mark.
Up-Audy Baum. Dowu-Chas Bod
mann, Arlington and Anna.
CAIRO, April l3.-Arriyed-Tom
Japer, Cincinnati; CITY Helena, V,cks'
burg. Depsrted-James Parker, Mem
phis; Tom Jasper, ST. Lous; Coty Hell
pna, St. Louis. River risen 9 inches.
Light rain this afternoon and heavy
rain tonight. Mercury G2'.
ST.. LOUIE, April l3.-Arrived-
Capital City. Vicksburg. Departed
Creachita. Weather cloudy with a
high wind all day and thunder storm
tonight.
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GONE EAsT.-J. W. Ferrel desires to
inform the public and ais many Gus
toners tb at be is now in New \ orE'
and having taken advantage OF the
great decline in goods, will open this
week one OF the largest and most COM
plete stock of goods ever brought 10 10
this city. Ladies will do well TO call
and examine before purchasing, as l
will sell. J. w. FERREf,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-14

SUIT FOR DAMAGEs,-Tbe German,
who was 80 badly beaten by Marshal
Hays, OF Martins Ferry, a day or two
before the recent election held in that
place, has brought suit against that
officer for damages. The case will be
tried before the circuit court in ST.
Clairsyille at its next term.