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'Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight.

highlands sun was setting Ger the hill, So far
away,
Filled the land with misty beauty at M close
of one sad dav;
And the last rays kissd the forehead CT =, man
and maiden fair
lie win step SO slow and weary, She with sunny.
floating hair;
lie with bowed head, sad and thoughtful, she
With lips SO cold and white,
struggled TO keep back the murmur, ''Cilriew
must not ring tonight.
SEXTON" Be-sic'> white lips faltcred. pointing
10 the prison old,
With its walls tall and gloomy, walls 50 dark
and damp and cold,
live "A lover in that prison, doomed this very
night to die,
$ the ringing of the Curfew, and no earthly
help is nigh.
'."mWeli will not come till sunset" and her
lace grew strangely white,
~ she spoke the husky whispers" Curtcw
must not ring tonight
'Re>>ir- calmly spoke the seXton,-every word
pierced her young heart
me I thousand cleaning arrows-ike 4 dead
" Poisoned dart;
Long. long wears I've rllng the Cuttow from
that gloomy Swallowed tower:
tNrrY evening, just at sunset it has told the
twilight hour;
haNe done my duty ever. tried To do Ii lust
and right.
Now I'm old will moi miss it girl, the Cur
few rings Tonight
v id her eyes and pale her features stern and
White her thoughtful brow.
MT within her hearts deep centre. Bessie
made a solemn vow:
~h7 hat listened While the Judges read. without
tear or sigh.
VI IN" ringing at the cllrfeN Basil Under
wood h31$f 0ie."
Amt her breath came fast and faster, and her
tVe- grew large and bright
''"r low mulnur. scarcely spoken nrtrW
mast 't"t ring Tonight"
she with light step bounded forward, spran4
Within the Old church door,
u The old man coming slowly paths he'd trud
80 oft before
MOI 'dno moment l,:uScd IN. maiden, hun
with eheek and brow aglow.
-t.l4eoret up the gloomy toWel, " here tht hrll
swung 10 and fro;
hen He climbed the shiny ladder. dark with
out one ray Of light.
p,ltd till. her pale lip saving Il urrw 81 pii
Ju'f ring tonight.
~lc has reached the topmo>t ladder u'rl her
hangs The great ,lari. bell
hhd the awful gloom beneath her, like the path
WAY down 10 hell:
-.r' the ponderous tongue i swinging. Ii the
hour Of GurttW nOW,--
>ui the sight has chilled her bosom, Stopped
her breath and paled her brow.
>'itli She let ii ring No, never. herfYe> flash
with sudden light,
he springs and graspo ii firmly urtt.W
5.aH n"t ring to-night!''
'r >he swung, far out, the city seemed = tiny
Speck below;
Here twNt heaven and earth suspended. "a
the bell swung 10 and fio:
Ant the hali-deaf sexton ringing wears hc had
MOI heard the hellj.
And he thought the twilight Curfrw rang out
Young ba-iFs funeral l>ncll;
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16

The springfield Republican sums up the
prospect for the Senatorial election, as
follows; Judge Hoar's election may be
said to be out Of the question; Mr. Dawes
is not very probable. 1t seems more and
more likely that a third man, either Mr..
Adams as an Independent outside choice,
or some person OF much lower grade from
within the ranks of the Republican party,
will finally be agreed upon as COM
promise candidate
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16

1t is said that the British government is
anxious to be properly represented at our
centennial celebration, and is only await
ing definite action on the part of our gov
ernment to know whether the exhibition
and celebration is to be international or
merely national. AS soon as this question
is settled the British government wil1~nT
only accept the invitation, but will make
extensive preparations for q representa-
ZION. Prominent Englishmen laugh at the
idea Of their government feeling any hest
fancy about participating in the celebra
ton Of the American Independence on
account of the separation of the colonies
from Great Britain.
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16

DRIED POTATOES. 1t is said that lately
= trade has been developed among some
Rochester shippers, about which but little
j., known. 1t is the trade of dried pota-
tocs.-Potatoes are sliced up and dried in
much the same manner as dried apples.
One firm in that city has an order on hand
now for 10000 pounds of these dried po-
tatoes, as well as for 1900 bushels Of onions,
which are dried in much the same manner.
They are intended for the navy. A bnshel
otpotatocs dries away to about ten pounds,
and a bushel of onions to about six pounds
When ready they are put into large tin
cans holding about forty pounds each, and
) .tlcd up the same as oysters.
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16

OF MAINE. SIS:

UISTRTI7T OF MAINE, -
TTNlilS is to give Notice That on The goth day of
Il March, a. py1sI, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued agansf the Estat" Joseph Jackson Of
Prospect, in the County OF Waldo, and State of
Name, VINO has been adudged Bankrupt ON his
own Petition filed in the District Court for said Dis
trlct october 18TH A. ID. 1873, that the payment Of
any debts, and delivery of amy property belonging
Of av nro !" Of "r r tnrh%cu nv
law; that meeting Of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, aud to choose one
or more Assignees Of his Estate, will he held al II
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden 1T Custom House
in Belfast before Charles lian.!in, EST, Register
on me I'D day of April A. u. ISL n loo'cock
A NJ. $ s. MARBLE
H. 4. Mar hal a. Ne GINGER, tur aala District
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16

While the women are busily engaged in
thinning out the drinkers, the Cali
tornia Wincgrowers are actively engaged
in pruning their vines under the impress
sion that there will he an unprecedented
demand tor this seasons product
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Pe1'trjo,, Syr3tp, q Protect
Iron. is so combined as to hare
the character Of an diinlent, as
euSHy digPstcd ultti dsSillsudteH
7rith the btood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
IF Natures Otcn TH0liSiny
agent, Iron IN the blood, and
catres "a thousand Ills, +" simply
OV TOhilig Hp, MVig0r0tis,g 0nN
Jitdfi1ing the System. The en-
3'icAed a},d cituiiSed blood per-
ncates etery part Of the BODY,
repairing aUltOyes Ul!U aruSte,
searching ont ntorbiG secle-
tiOns, and Icul'inO nothing for
disease to reef UpOU.
1HiS as the secret Of the 7rO5l-
deiJU success OF this rcntedH IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant. Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Eoils, Nervous Affections,
Ci,iIis and Feycrs, HumorS,
Loss of Constitutional Nigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
aud all diseases O1'igin0tillg IN
q BAD state of the BLOOD. or &C.
con.p0a,ied Uy debjiity or q fo'o
state of the system. EeiRg free
from 1tcOhot. ia 033y form. its
ene'gi@iAg effects arc not fol-
t0aced by corresponding 7'eac-
ton, bit are pe3'ns03tci,t. ilat3t-
sing strength. riy0t. aud neao
lite into al Parts 0fthe system,
U3td 6aitalty Gp G!@ I'o,t Com
StitHtt0n.
Thousands hare been chtt3sgeG
w the use of this remedy, fj'onS
aredh, sichfy. suffering c1.ea-
TIRES, to strong. heaifhy, and
Ndpl,U men ard 2COHeR ul,U
aitt0tids cannot redsONaUjyheS-
st0te to Jjre a. q triuG.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP dIotcla ilS the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, BOSTON.
SOLD El DEUCGt#rs cLNi LAIlY.
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= ~ A n r. M r. n r.
oI IlI' AFFAIRS "a Iln.
Manhattan F!re h. g.,
or NEW YORK CITY.
ANlrARN Isl, 1891


4. \. M,nauAI'. urr,r
PORTLAND, March, n, l&.f.A
DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.:
YINiils il to give Notice Iat on tc ..olh ,l.ty Of
L March, A. H. 1871, Il Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Joint and separate ESTATES Of
Isaac {. Nesmith and Thadlcus L. lin >iurd. of
Brooks in the County of " aldo, and State OF Maine
who have been adiudgcd EaniruptS on their own
Petition flied III the District Court Tor sand District
March 10Th A. ID. lHil, that the payment Of any
debts, and delivery Of amy property belongings To
eaid Bankrnpts, 10 them, or for their usr and the
transfer OF any property by thrm, are forbidden lay
law; that Il meeting of the Creditors OF the said
Bankrupts to prove their debts. and to choose one
or more A$signecs of their Estates, viii be htd at Il
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden 1t Belfast Custom
House, before Charles llamn. ESQ, Reeisttr on
the I'D day Of April, A. y. l.. /, II II O'Clock A NJ
2W,i9 :. :. MARBLE
L :. Marshal, a. Messenger, for said District
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Just Arrived & for Sale !

~. Two Car load of HORSES from Illinois,
Ltrs- by [. Il. Hartman, and Car load from
fNA Kentucky by +. D!.Dole andI r. Southern
t1G-1 An assorted lot. Drivers and heavy work
Horses at
=, Yves: E54LhaHs street
It's BOSTON.
The Republican journal., 1874-04-16

NNFrl,>N AND FOREIGN rArENr.
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MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.

MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.
MORNING AND EVENING READINGS
Miss cusHMAN win have the pleasure give .eriss
OF SIX REAhiSc aoA a ,ns or MUSIC,
wnDsr sEsS SSSHH vili April q
sAr9 psiss 2 SSS SsSKal Ss,a %prii
wsp s'ssfl1spf a9R Ssss!0 2srl n
Part Selections from Macbeth"
Far. s sa,s; ~, nysssc ~
rar'z A WInNEs6iY MORNING. Mayo
Part !. Selections from Merchant Of Venice"
Part Ais sa4HESAY MORNING, May o
Partl. Selection, from Much Ado About NOthinI"
Morning ssadass at q Evening Reading. at s. :.
The e o es oi will a on
hprd IL at sTe nd @ so
TIME two days the sale S Any Of the single readings
fun programme Of the readings may now be had At
MRS r. B. CoNwAy,s BROOKLYN THEATRE.
:" MR.. AND i MI sA HsssIs WILLIAMS.
Or THE % S2afas s9 81 4hE GREEN
GHs e. sEv EsE$sas .D.,.s.s.
s SO, dSs GSsp SI 1GTs q ssIues
DaYANrs MINsrREIs. I'LL TRovAroRE.
YVES, 80 :, e os'ffit .rsf
-" Bob Hart. ne new i Sketch l entitled,
y5 Or s!Or SrS $aS Sdl #H5sc oA ssn
D'" R3ysR s s5sI ' aaE y
Hogan 4 rv #5tnD n 1sSSS
'ass ''''
Rs sss Reed s Sss
A0s' 3 # 'S SaHsk r'sDos'; cLooK
PHaFs EFAEFS yssasHx that
win appear this and FaS every f sTSHgd e
Seats may be secured in advance.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, Ara1I. Is, Ar X
CH'6'4 HS$5 ssS $esEfs S$s5sgs
given '0"2l r E. I e Isfis Conductor
when his grand oana sts N ccM Hs with mil orehe.
r TGea HGsGh 4n SG tsf
rom b Ia S s Mort n vim
1PPaSSaa$H1sSR Ms. SARAH "a nAHsSS
eFs As fGsS
Admission tickets rs cents Tickets and reserved seats
At all The principal music stores and at the Hail. day and
TONY PASTORS TRAVELLING TROUPE
New Haven, rucsd Miy e april a. In
Waterbury Wednesday, April ls:
.Ti. Y April and ia
For lis, Of company see small bills
s1SgDonoash. RsysI S.sIsnss,s: a c ss
ep me sy :ss aas Se q %
he n ifoabies nisssooa ard ' iSs
O. h. e S n
ne growing population Of these Narionstte The
peic with wonder patnos and humor, and Is lust tie
s se Royal Msronetes sond not be ~s
Sn IN Snr s sGe '9ss hsS Se CAM k
1 ana an &c wee change e. s s
NEW PARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN.
N Af vassNiE 8 AfiAsHNuELLs.
HOLMAN h sSdItsn A 6PEea 70 TROUPE
mr.. KAnNs GRAND MUSEUM AND POLY rEcHslc
s:y ssis & s Esss s Isf
cal sd aSSfeer The ne
Scientific lectures daily lily G iree to viss
Mes saeh sumner, Funeral PnSaa agsch wa aaa's
s &c s Ass@i sns', Ts sns fxs!ss
Tours .Oc' "shspherd Boy Wilson uour handM. 500
MErRoroLIrAs
THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT.
HERALD BUILDING.
BROADWAY AND ANN srREEE
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
THEATRICAL. MINSTREL AND VARIETY Gun
s,nssrANTI.Y ON HAND
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MONS. FOuCHE. MONS. CHRISTOL !
~>---G %--------e3
REMEMBER WEDNESDAY MATINEE, O'CLOCK.

REMEMBER WEDNESDAY MATINEE, O'CLOCK
" AND. roFDIAss, FAMILY "A 4 AMUSEMENT.
THE woSbEEs o. HUMAN SKILL
THE 4H Ah GEA xs q c sRss EVE BraHs or
SPECIALITY, NOVELTY AND VARIETY,
and The most iasidoas lover Of real innocent ainuse
n.y." PROGRAMME CHANGED WEEKLY
First appearance OF the Miracles OF Muscular Strength
Ne sSScHE he modern and
whose astounding q strength Wrestling. lifting,
gaaatoria and gymnastic exercises have amazed the
.sS III s ANA ns sa9ss artists
novelty, srecally and variety world are collected
sn q rs pos,
Of beautiful '0lyrniSe iR il ~ sHn.s Spanish Ballet
wg ss a srs f s;sGsas Of the
sxauisi,ey charming MHsrsS S Family h
IN SCENES Dances
No such melangc Of Novelty Entertainment, has ever
Every evening O'Clock, and Wednesday anc salur.
Admission, 8, cents and 80 cents.
Reserved seats 81.
| GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THE FLoRENCEs
PRICES.
Reserved seals, Sjc and ST extra Family circle soc
Begins ats Matinee on Saturday, al ! 80
Continued great success of Mr.. and Mrs W..
FLORENCE
VINO are play ing on alternate night before immense
audiences in two OF their more famous pieces, sup
ported by the entire and powerful company Of the
Grand Opera House.
THIS Tucsday) EVENING, April H.
will be given Tom Tayors deeply interesting Drama. il
with new scenery and the io owing extraordinary
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AMAT!NEE
MONSIEUR ALPHoNsE
SATURDAY, AT 100
WALLAcK's..
Proprietor and Manager. MR. LESTER wALLAcK-
EVERY EVER SSp EVENING uSTL STkTnhR SoTIoE
- !. s4surpA sp' sAE.snn ,,,,,., ,,,,,
In six tablcaux, entitled
Mr.. T nEsrS SErS WsHEAoK
win appear in his q IHnS 6 6eqractsr OF
MI J JOIN eILPEET, Nr; HHFEYsBESoKIErTa M
HE SEns NJ ar sork B NJ c Ms NJ
p SEM s scESRhY, NEisiw COSTUMES AND APPOINT,
MENTs exceeding in completeness and beauty anything
w NJ 4Py q
D TuEsPAy, WEDNEs s AND ND, THURSDAY i
GREAT suocss Or APF Hr 4 EkFsE III
RoBh GHF n ah9FfA n nlySssf HEaSArIs.
The splendid p TiprL z! t bnrEcr1yg.
THE GEORGIA MINsrRELs IN
their ch Snse s, Songs :, Dances, &C
'B eGp ek sSsiAN'
.5zSss siS%s Err TLx7HH
OLD st ,ef PSw Pie Rifm Dh fiI'sa
CADEMY OF MUSIC MUEsKA
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
ro-Mokk s6swv 1 Hsfns - pAy ~ Hprn IS
B sEsnyE! q g I'M! !at b MSESk
pINoRAHi DINoRAul
lima DI MURsKA
In her great character OF DlNORAH
Madame TESLA n Ksi HEs SE sgHors vEhA MARI
Conductor. &c; SCHRAMM
% "DA POPULAR iPkica.s. %''l'e
according to location boxes ST. family circle s. cents;
The sale d tickets ana seats will commence THIS
Mos sna IA No. 0
ss rAs q
srnAxoscn GRAND i f n OPERA COMPANY,
with hiedaT SoS ssssS's Grand opera
Mi Ss, fEnsr Ssl1 ShSs ssSsl
Ksw and Splendid Costumes Scenery; Mise 60 scene,
SGx1 ptfS1 nq SEs ii nS c SazIo
GEANn EXTRA Nl 1I E ( .M ASISL
A brilliant programme will be presented on this occa
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q. at s O'Clock,
Second n%s sShs ri th Ucea
FRA DlAVOLO.
Nine. PAULINE LUCIA, Miss A. l. CARY, Monsieur
VICTOR CAPOUI. Slgnors ~COLARA, COLETTI &c.
GRAND Asf
N B.-There will be 20 Opera Matinee Saturday
18th, the Academy being occupied By Miss Cushman.
FRIDAY EVENING, 24th-Thrd subscription night
The sale OF either OF the above will
Thursday, the 10th, 1T A. NJ, at the. Academy Of
Music only
Subscriptions the season viii be received up to
Wednesday 10 morrow p NJ, at the Academy.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
PARK THEATRE,
Broadway, between Madison and Union parks
Mr. STUART Ia, the honor to that, owing 10
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
imperative for completion Of the mise scene
opening Of the theatre will he on
L nSseAf fE APsia 4
adapted ron the French BY
Seats secured Tor Thursday 9TH win be available on
Monday 18th those Tor dates following the 9th Will be
available Tor dates following the 18TH In their respective
order.
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AMUSEMEN =.
NIsLOs THEATRE n1fa
~ "a c0mpsnion picture to Rip Van Wtnhis.s
EzsT s ssi$a5s FRANK MAYO. ,...r 80
LAST 1sT sSIIeeHHTIs s DA'f 0hoo SAva' CROCKETT.
LAST NIGHTS IAN American Idyl"
LAST NidHTs MISS ROSA RAND
LAST siSaaTs EIRAxoR VAUGHN.
THURSDAY syenins April i6 Grand Chart, q" s.nens
directed BY Lunion Francalse Lodge, No II. AND A. n
=. =, rHd HSIsH 1 hvHsISS. aFS?
y 70 sssncS d couple
" and S 5o rSss YIN n h EXT
-. including
VI. o.n,orr. p 4,..c cSaocKErTTs AosA RAND
may be saaap :. r1s De at DH q theatre.
W0ffsssss hSSs aTs Ar4Ess5 RAyn ~
DAeEStoRr ce n5smsa Gsaas q s ;Ss
IN Inc lsmAH aaRd Drama THE n ffnp.sS HAND
~ LIE Is, SoLniER cast TO the strength Of
y, hysSIse, ena' oE s!PSTERsa Fwrsr.
THEATRE conIouE.
Mr. JOSH HART. ;................s Sole Proprietor
The word-renowned
MULLIGAN GUARDS,
n EsEE EsA SxES ana an NJ NJ SsSb HSS,
in The m osi sseee s.ial Of sl surssaues.
OK Rln fHE 60 ana as HkkT
WHEN A.; SSS1! ssT ASszt$sSssg 3.
sun. ,~ss y y 5S4 1 A NiLDl
5 AsH S:::i| # #1ssEs
SONS. MIS- MIS- S TASk D'd qfxMnss.
the w0rd-ren0 El St japanese wOndsra
and TIE LIZZIE THnss I'LL Boy SyYs RFT'her' to
al eVsf fssBf II ana ST
YcEuM THEATRE,
dhAs ss; and SKIP ssa
s-ov,vs GRASS sfS' Ras S;st { i SSIlr
MONDAY Hs, !, z1lss EVENING
new c 4fs ffaHp ssH5Ns entitled
NEW y s9s 3yfl ape ~
Mons, f /. iG2asPpi1sosA
NM. MARIE soH;,s SEi s;sasion' DAM n
Nile. Fa ,n d . ara Mons, ELLIOTT.
HERR 81 Ssa'a'0 Nan aAsG MASKS and
Engiand's Champion Swimmer, Mr. J. b. JOHNSON.
THREE lINUrES UNDER WATER
THE MAN FLUTE DON. FERRAYRA,
in his wonderful vocasms. without the any trs
SCR CARLO BENEDE tt the Wonder OF 1874
Mons. Hickman, the Jugger,
in specialties
THE ROUSSELLS AND ALMONTES
IN NEW ACROBATIC FEATS,
and the
ENTIRE brown vELOCIPFDE COMBINATION
including eight lady riders and Professor BROWN, In
feats of daring.
The Group of Bcauty-A Toilet the Road.
ALL IN THE FOLLY.
POPULAR PRICES-Reserved Seats 81 ~.
SPECIAL.
MATINLES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
at 80 O'Clock
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adapted from the French by
CHARLES FECHTER

Seats secured Tor Thursday. 9th, will be available
Monday 18th those dates following the 9th will be
available dates following the 13h In their respective
Crde
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NEW MUSIC. -"MARGUERITE vALsE,- GorT.
~ sshalk 7hc Aida" and ''Lcnsngrin,,r .Charles
zach nGqa os salcpr goa Little Maid Of xTcadce
Tours AOc shepherd Boy Wilson uour handN SOD.
DIISON 4 CO.. IN Broadway.
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A y. sAusE's DANCING ACADEMIES
n. sOIREE Ut Masonic Hall. Tuesday, April H. 1874
INMATE LESSONS Mt any hour day or evening
CIHjUIl hA 90 nssesAs Acsdsmv aI2 East EIevcuth
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peaceable and unarmed citizens and setting
the authority Of the city officers at defiance
and arresting the police. Not only this, but
private property is being forc,bly seized
and appropriated in like manner. The
construction placed on your dispatch by
Governor Baxter is that it is license to
make an attack on the Brooks faction,
with an assurance in SO doing the federal
government will not interfere. You will
readily see that the city is sure to become
a scene OF ble0dshed, and over a strife
lN authorities are not responsible for
and which they have not the power
10 settle, and placed where an appeal to
either one of the persons claiming to be
Governor lays the city authorities liable to
the charge of being the partisans of the one
appealed to. Idesire to ask if the federal
government is powerless to protect the
lves and property of twenty thousand in
habltants who are situated as we are. If
you will instruct the officers in command of
the arsenal to aid the city police in making
the arrest Of men who are openly violating
the law and setting the same at defiance,
could preserve the peace Of the city with
out being compelled to take sides with
either OF the contending factions. This
question of who is the rightful Governor can
only be settled by the courts; thing that
may not be done for the next twelve months,
and now implOre you in the name OF peace
to aid me all in your power until the other
question is settled.
FREDERICK KRAMER,
Mayor of Little Rock.
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FOREIGN.
PIacards Relative to English Hands in
the Agricultural Districts.

Piacards Relative to English Hands II
the Agricultural Districts.
LONDON, April lS-Placards are posted
up in the agricultural districts of England
csu,ioning intended emigrants to the
United States, and stating. on authority o.
Consul Archibald, of New York, that AZ, 00(
han DIS are ready to return to England.
More Trouble with the Miners.
A loc K out of l5,0U0 miners is threatened
in Cornwall.
Abandoned at Sea.
The ship Aurora, from Pensacola for Liv-
erpool was abandoned April 8. The cap
tam and part of the crew were rescued and
landed at Dartmouth.
DR.. Livingsfone's Burial.
The remains of DR.. Livingstone were
Prince of Wales were present.
DR.. Livingstone's grave is in the centre OF
the west part of the nave in Westminster
Abbey, near that Of Stephenson, the cele-
brated engineer.
Active Movements on Bilboa.
MADRID, April 18.-Active operations
were resumed to-day before Bilboa. Gen
eral Manuel de la Concha has arrived and
assumed command of one corps Of Marshal
SerranO's army.
Hostilities In the North.
Hostlities in the north are suspended in
of the excessively bad weather.
Illness Of Ledru Rollfn.
PARIS, April l6.-Ledru Rollin is suffer-
ng from heart disease and 10 advised to alb
tain from politics.
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The Bieuville Street Draining Machine.
Ia q conversation about the Bienyille
street draining machine, we have learned
the following facts:
At the draining machine house, there are
two wheels, each with its own engine. The
larger Of these wheels is of yhirtv.six fee.
diameter with buckets seven and half by
seven feet, and it is geared to make three
revolutions per minute. This is the wheel
that mas become crippled.
The smaller wheel is of thirty feet
diameter, with buckets four and half feet
wide and seven feet deep, and is geared to
make four revolutions per minute.
The engine Of each wheel has a cylinder
seventeen inches diameter and four feet
stroke.
10 approximate the amount of water
that this smaller wheel will drive through
the gate, we will take the area of the
bucket at an average of eighteen square
feet Of paddle.
AS the circumference of the wheel is near
ninety feet, we can say that we have 1920
cubic feet OF water passed out at each rev
olution of the wheel. Four revolutions nar
minute gives 6aS0 cubic feet. 1855, 800 cubic
feet per hour, and 1891 200 cubic feet in
twenty-tour hours. This makes nearly
'o0oo,0OO OF gallons in twenty-four hours.
And this would drain two-inch rainfall from
1000 acres, which is also an approximation
OF the area embraced between the old and
new canals, the river and the Metairie
ridge, which is the extent of this DRAINAGE
district.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

Among the gentlemen who visited orr
village with the excursionists on last Satur-
day night were Messrs. Tracy and Draper.
OF the New Orleans REPUBLICAN. We re-.
greet that we were not able to extend to
them the hospitalities of our sanctum, but
tne late dancing and other bewitching ex-
could not find all our friends lust when rbev
were at leisure; however, we hope it viii
not be their last visit to Hahnville. There
ls no editor in the State who more fearlesslv
and ably handles his pen than Mr.. Tracy:
and as for local reports, from a solemn court
trial down to dog fight, where is the man
that can beat our friend Draper! The RE
PuBLIcAN is now the leading paper in this
stare and It's editors are all men of first
Herald, go