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ST. DOMINGO.
The Removal Of the SANTANA Company's Flag.

HAVANA, April q, 1874.
Adviccs from St. Thomas to the 10 IN inst state
that report had reached there that the authori-
ties of st. Domingo had removed the nag Of the
SANTANA Bay Company and resumed possession Of
the bay and surrounding territory.
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A.-A New Remedy for Rupture.-Tho
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, sss Broadway, supply
their Truss government when needed for rupturea
pensioners soldiers, &c Highest medals at Cncinna6
aud American Institute Fairs.
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CUBA.
lhe PlantationR Fire Alarm Quoted

HAVANA, April 81, 1874
The fire at Cardenas was on lighter laden with
petroleum, and not among the sugar and molasses
warehouses as at first reported.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8A M. to 9P. M
On SUNDAY from to 9 r. M.
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For the Library-Superi0r Leather Gov.
cred Sofas Side and Arm Chairs en- suite Or in single
Tables, &c. HERTS CO., SOC Broadway. opposit2
Eleventh street
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Every House Owner Should Have
GILES 4 co.'s LINIMENT IoDIDE AMMONIA; cures
lameness, removes spiins hard swengs OF the
joints windgals warranted Depot 45I Six tn avenue
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Six New Songs, I'm Pamphlet Form, for
Sunday school anniversaries from Songs Grace and
Gloryh by Sherwin Vail; price 81 per 100 Specimens
of the above and six sample pages Of the book
HORACE WATERS SON, Asl Broadway
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DR.. Titlor's Rheumatic Remedy.-P0sA
itively guaranteed TO rheumatism, Neuralgia ana
Nervous Diseases no cure, no charge; advice gratis
10 street.
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$3.50 Reward-Onc Hundred and Fifty
Dollars Reward.-Jeweers Pawnbroksrs and Detec-
tves take notice.-stolen May 4, 1872 small Gold
Watch Jules Jergensen maker stem winder and setter
will re paid watch if returned in good order, and
SIS for the chain making total $3.50 g.. D. CLARK,
corner Calvert and Water streets 4. s REED.
BALTIMORE, April 70, 1874
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" 49, ~ Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS.

Patent Wire signs and Banners
Manufactured by HOVER CO., Painters Designr
ers VI Duane street. New York
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VENEZUELA.
Pulgar's Flag Given to the Breeze.

MARACAIBO, April H. 1874
Governor Pulgar, OF Maracaib0. has decided
against President Blanco and fed into the Interior
where he has raised the standard Of revolt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

A.-Citizens and Stra myers Who Desire
fine and elegant HAT should call at ESPENCHkiD'A.
manufacturer. lis Nassau street.
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~mWtIc NOteNe
MISS Jennie Hughes has made very successf M
rentree at the Metropolitan Theatre.
La File de Madame Angot" Is capitally repre
sented In German at the Germanla Theatre, under
Mr.. Neuendorfrs direction.
The complimentary concert to Theodore Tbomas
extended by the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society.
takes place tonight in the City OF Churches.
1t Is rumored that Edwin Adams will shortly re-.
place Mr.. Fechter at the Park Theatre, and that
sLoves Penance" Will be Withdrawn.
Miss Nelson, at the conclusion OF her engage.
ment at Booths, has arranged to give a few read
ings at Steinway Hall. The great popularity OF
this actress with the New York public, as shown
by the crowded houses she draws at Booths, rem.
der it impossible to doubt the OF the UNDER
taking.
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A.-Thc Leading ssSpring Style" q
GENTLE MEN's HATS is KNOWS, 2l2 broadway.
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Rupturc.-Dr. Marsh, Late OF Marsh -
Co. can be consulted IS and 10 Aston HOUSE.
mo connection with No 2 vesey street until Nay -
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The Royalist Repulso Reported from tho
Capital.
MADRID. April 81, 1874.
The Carlists before Bilbao have been compelled
by the heavy fire Of the republican batteries to
abandon their positions at P0rtugalete and san
TuerCo.
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GERMANY.
Consular Representation in New York.

BERLIN. April 81, 1874.
The journals saw it is probable that Herr Klan-
hold will be appointed successor Of Consul General
R0esing at New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

REAL GENTLEMAN MAY SEE HIMSELF IN THE.
"A May number PHARMACEUTICAL. JoURNAL; How
to Govern and Train Child; Study of Faces; Horso
Physiognomy &c. Only 80 cents IS year Address.
s. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, New York.
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last evening were attended BY large and an an
usually intelligent audience. sara Genevra Chafa.
under the dictatorship OF Mr.. Frobtsher. accom-.
p.sned tne isct that there among some OF or
bring 1t oNt. w 3edu"e "no -
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Wedding Invitations.-Rep Paper q
very elegant; foreign Note Paper Crcsts Monograma
general engraving. 800 Broadway. Established 1870
JAMES EVERDELL.
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SPAIN.

The Carlists at Bilbao Retiring Before the Re-
publican F.re-The Royalist CON-
missariat Failing.
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Tony Pastors Story,
THE SHADOW DETECTIVE,
out to day in No. $40 of the
FIREa1DE COMPANION.
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Grand Opera House.


We do not believe that there are any such people
in Ireland as the Irish dramas represent or
course Mr.. Florence or any other actor cannot be
blamed II he presents character just as
dramatist creates 1t. but he can be
found fault with II he gives to the
imaginary parsonage that he embodies kind Of
speech. or rather tone that differs rom that pos
sessed by the original whom the dranatist has at
tempted to copy. That some lrishmen lisp Is GER
tain, but tnat all lrishmen do Is not true;
and Mr.. Florence is so far distant from the
true perception OF Irish dialect that he
makes the verest peasant TO have the mannerism
OF an exquisite OF the vce-rega court. This one
fault OF Mr. Florence Is not that he Is bad mimic
OF actions, but that he Is poor exponent
OF the speech that he attempts to express Tor
a time Mr.. Florence might be a good actor
II he had part in which he could use his natural
speech. AS 1t Is he is bad actor, for he ess avs
to copy a ingual mannerism tnat Is too hard for
him. In every Irish play that he per-
forms Inland Mr.. Florence makes o spe-
calty OF the Celtic drama-this is appar.
ent. He played In "lnshavogue" at the Grand
Opera House last evening before a good audience,
and the defect In his voice was as recognizable as
In every other play In which he dwarfs his own
ability.and msrepresents the Irish peasants. In
Dublin the pOpulace wOuld "ktl nddler'' In their
desire to chastise him "a q. Jew come TO ridicule
them. In this country he may only be regarded as
one who has missed his vocation, yet one who has
made reputation and money through the careless
ease OF his patrons.
Association Hall.
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Association Hall.
The dramatic recitations at Association Hall,
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Booths Theatre.

The return OF Miss Nelson to the New York
stage mas been marked by an outburst of en-
thusiasm for the Shakespearian plays quite phe-
nomenal. On Monday night, and again last night,
Booths was crowded with such an audience as it
had not seen gathered within Its walls for
many day. This is the more remarkable
wnen the state OF the weather which attended the
opening night Is considered. Miss Nelson has be-
come a favOrite with the theatre-going public or
New York. ana whether she appears as Romeo's
sweet Juliet or the idylltc Rosalind this charming
the pastoral comedy "As You Like IT. was
put on the stage with completeness
which does credit to the management.
The impersonation of Rosalind by Miss Nelson
was full Of grace and naturalness. The peculiar
charm Of this actress is the absence of staginess
Whatever character she takes seems but the reve
lation or her own personality, and the illusion Is
increased by beauty that flls mp the picture OF
supply and the actress walks the stage the incar-'
nation OF the poets thought.
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CITY or MEXICO April Is, ls74-via HAVANA.
Congress Is at work on additional amendments
to the constitution One providing Tor the creation
OF Senate, composed OF two members from each
State has been adOpted
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NOW ON EXHIBITION AT CLINTON HALL.
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A Superb Series OF Illuminated Books,
intending the Hours of Anne OF Brittany vols, f0ls
Les Eyangiles vols Ignores de Jehan FocQuc vols.
and A,Kempis' Imitation Of Christ 2voa
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Including. among others.
Collections OF Ecnings by the French Etching CiunI
Hollar Bauer, Cabot Rembrandt, Hamerton, 3D.. 40.
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Tho whole to be sold at auction the evenings q
Thursday and Friday, April Is and "a at the Clinton Hail
Book Sale Rooms commencing At ~ O'Clock N.
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Tho West.

Ar La Crosse, while the ferry boat Mollie
Mohler was making landing, a passenger
named Thos. MeCaulley accidentally fell from
the guards and was drowned
A FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR fire occurred in
Cumberland. Pa, ON the 5th
The regular stage from San Antonio to Aus
tin, Texas, was stopped recently by three high
waymen. They took all the passengers money
and iewelry, broke open their trunks, and
quilted the mail-bags, taking or one Of them
and two Of the stage horses Among the pas
seugers were Bishop Gregg and Mr. Brecken-
ridge, President of the National Bank of San
Antonio, from whom they took 81, 900 They
sc ured about $4,000 from the passengers.
4 BILL il to be reported in Congress requiring
Tie Union Pacific railroad company to operate
the bridge across the Missouri ryer at Omaha.
a. part Of it, continuous line Of road This
bill is designed to put a stop to the present OK
ira charges for freight and passengers, exacted
for transferring them across tie river by this
bridge.
The Black Bub Shawnee Indians, of Kansas.
protest against the proposed sale Of their lands
They say the land is worth slipper ,cre. where
a. it lis proposed to sell it at 3 ) per acre.
THE Milwaukee and st Paul aud the Chicago
and Northwestern hallway Companies have
just ISSUED new schedules Of frei.at rates 10
points ON the Mississippi ard beyond. These
rates are considerably lower thai, the old lltes
The reduction Is sand 70 be due B., the compost
ton between the river boats and me road
SOME 300 families Of Meuouites ave expected
20 arrive az 81. James, Minnesota. between tho
18th of April and lst Of May They will settl,
between st. James and Mountain Lake.
THE liquor dealers OF Omaha propose 20 form
an association for the purpose of protectln.
their business.
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EoYeiRn.

SERRANo's plan for forcing the detiles Of
Lomorastro has been declared impracticable by
a council Of war.
Tue Duke and Duchess Of Edinburgh will
soon pay a visit to Ireland
JoHN MAcAULAY brother Of the historian. i
dead
TnE French steamship Europe, which sunk
IN mid ocean, was insured for 5000 900 in Paris
and London companies
THREE Thousand GOLFERS are on a strike At
Somersetshire, England
THE steam boiler of factory IN Hamilton.
near Glasgow. exploded with terrible effect.
A large portion of the boiler was driven several
hundred feet through the air and crashed into
school house, full Of children Three Of them
were instantly killed, and thirty are reported
moro or less injured
lf 10 reported from Berlin that the conserya.
tives and ultra-montanes are actively intriguing
To supplant Prince Bismarck by Gen. Manteuf-
fel.
DISPATCHES from Port an Prince state that
upon the official announcement of the death of
Senator Sumner, the flags on the President r
palace forts, and public building were placed
at half-mast; that badges of mourning were
worn from the 2lst to tho 26th of March, when
solemn and impressive funeral service took
place at the cathedral
THE French government has received dis
patches confirming the escape Of Rochefort and
his companions
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The Currency Bill.

The following is the text Of the Senate bin
fur the redemption and reissue of Z. s notes,
and for free banking as passed by the House
" Tha, the maximum amount Of nited States
notes n hereby liked 40 rinU 600 00n
Section 2 That 5000 900 la notes for cir
culation now allowed hy law shall he issued to
national banking associations now organized
and which may he organized hereafter and
such increased circulation shall be- distributed
among the several states. as provided In section
] ~ tile act entitled au act 81 provide for re-
dempiion Of the three per reutum temporary
loan certificates, and ion an Increase Of national
bank notes. approved July I2th. 1870 and
each national banking association now organ
Ied ~ hereafter to be- organized shall keep
A2i maintain as part of itr reserve. required bv
las, oue-fou~tii part of the com received by il
as interest Ou bonds of the United States. de-
l"slted a. security Observation-Disclosures or gov
er1mcut deposits; and that hereafter only one
fourth Of the reserve prescribed by law for
uatioiAl banking associations shall consist Of
balances due 90 an association available for re-
dempuon, and upou which balances no inter
est shall be- paid.
The status Of the whole question now H.
that while the House bill has 10 await the a.
uon Of the Senate, which mag or may not b,
favorable, or may be- delayed indefinitely, tn,
seaato hl goes directly to the President fol
his signature
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THE NEWS.
Revolution in Arkansas.

Telegrams from the capital oil Arkal
sas represent an extraordinary condition Oh
affairs in that city. Joseph Brooks, claims
to have been elected Governor Of that state IN
1872. and in the next year commenced suit in
the county court for possession Of the once.
About the same time the attorney general
commenced suit against the governor, Baxter
by quo waIranto, in the supreme court, which
decided that it had no power in the case
of a contested gubernatorial election The
Legislature. ia 1873, however, opened the re-
turns and declared that Baxter was
elected. Coy Baxter then desired
that the case in the Circuit Court
should be disposed Of and had an under
standing that il hould be argued at a given
time. Previous 10 the time agreed upon, and
during the absence from court Of Bakers at
torneys, the counsel for Brooks stated IN court
that the counsel Of the contestants had agreed
to the submission Of demurrer On the 14th
the court oyerruled the demurrer and issued
a writ Of custer which was placed IN the hands
OF the sheriff, and in five minutes from the
time an armed band headed by James Brooks
were in the Governors office, demanding pos
session. The governor declined, whereupon
forcibIe possession was TAKEN and guards
placed at all the entrances to the office.
Meantime Cen Cottmson, who claimed to
act as Brooks adjutant general broke in the
door Of the armory in the same building, and
took possession Of about one hundred stand
Of arms Adjutant General Strong, for Gov
Baxter refusing to give up his keys, although
surrounded by an armed force. COY. Baxter
refused to be- elected except by force. Some
of Mr.. Brooks men took hold of him and led
him out Since that time Brooks has had pos
session Of the state house Gov. Baxter has
established his headquarters at st. Johns col |
lege and it is reported the state house will be !
taken possession Of tonight. The greatest
excitement prevails throughout the city. Gov.
Baxter has appealed to the President, and it is
sand viii declare martial law
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Unconscious Vandalism.

Recent evidence about the last allied
war against China, shows that at the
taking of the Summer palace one build
ing was full of silks, the produce of a
tax which requires every manufacturer
to send in the first piece he makes of
each sort. A part of these was used in
stead of ropes, which were wanting to
Ticket the French horses. Then there
was palace full of drawings, a series
Of four thousand, illustrating the whole
history of China. The soldiers, igno-
rant of their value, trod them under
foot and used them for kindling fires.
Scarcely two hundred were saved. Then
there was the carriage palace, in which
were found the magnificent coaches
which were presented to the Emperor
of China 10y the English embassy in
1918. Since then they had never been
used. The iron work was loose, and
the leather had become as hard and
brittle as wood. One palace was full of
furs.
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The South.

TIM lower Mississippi continues 'creyas-iug
At different points. and great destruction of
property ID reported
JuLEs Rou was shot in New Orleans. recent.
~. by an unknown party
THE trustees II tine Southern Railroad al.
yeriIse for proposals to make thirty miles Of
road ~ scott county. Kansas.
Hon winds aud heavy rains have made the
Mississippi run over the leyee at New Orleans
aud vicinity doing considerable damage
LoUs MAREs, boot and shoe dealer al
Memphis has served ont an mjuuctionrcstrain.
ing a bank from paying solomon Loube. his
partner Sis 0Oo drawn at the Louisville lottery.
on the ground that Loube bought the coupon
with the firm money.
IhE Arkansas Democratic ccntral committee
and congressional district committees meet ~
LATHE Rock, Nay goth
AhrAyr SNOW storm prevailed a. Louisville.
Ky, uu the ath INST
Is NJ. I. uvNuu has been elected state
Treasurer Of Virginia
HusuKv,ENNo lo,ee near Suuhorer A,..i..
silpi broke recently and the break in now op,
hundred yards Wide Tins cndaugcrs tho whole
OF Nnnho"el and iasoo river bottoms. which
are among The richest ia the Mississipri ,alIo,.
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The East.

SIR LAMBToN LORRAINE, the gallant COM
mandcr of the English man of-war Nlobe,
whose action at Santiago dc Cuba at the time
Of the yirginius murders, is we'll remembered,
is in New York city
The Swiss inhabitants Of New York are to
hold general shooting festival on the goth,
2lst 22d and 23d Of July.
The report that suit has been instituted by
James II. Banker against Commodore Wander
bilt for 81, 100000, is authortatiyely contra
dicted. II was started for stock-jobbng pur-
poses.
A DOCTOR named Uling, it is alleged, has
been trying to swindle the Merchants, Life In
srance Company, Of New York lie took ont
joint policy for $4,000 upon his own life
aud that Of Miss Germs. to whom he was
said 10 be- engaged She died at his house,
and suspicion of-foul play being aroused, the
coroner ordered the body to be cxhumed, and
issued a warrant Tor Uling's arrest The coffin
was found TO contain bricks, lath- and paper
Uling escaped arrest.
The Metropolitan Catholic Total Absti
hence Society convened in New York on the llth-
inst A letter was read from Archbishop
Leahy of Cashel Ireland, heartily approving
the proposed combination between the two
countries for the protection of emigrants, and
promising the cooperation OF the Irish clergy
and laity in the movement. Arrangements
were completed for a mass-meetir; at Cooper
Institute on the 9th of may next for the pur-
pose Of laying the cause before the people A
large number Of distinguished speakers have
signitied their intention Of being present
The New England Methodist Conference
adopted a protest against any repeal Of the
law.
PREPARATIONS are being made among the
working men of New York City for strike in
case the master mechanics persist in their de-
termination to demand ten hours as a days
abor.
A NEW combination between the Panama and
Pacific Mail Steamship Combany is regarded as
almost an accomplished fact.
CLoUGH, who shot Dooney Harris on Thurs
day night, has been arrested. He was playing
cards in saloon, three blocks from the scene
of the notable homicide, when taken.
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bio Lewis Excited

In the course of sermon ou the 10Th inst
10y Rev Mr.. ll1tkc'l u New York. he took oc-
casion TO refer to Dio Lewis course in tho tenn.
perance movement as notealculated 10 inpros-
people with his dcyuumess or reliance on
prayer but that he was m.tigated rather by
s1rili motives. Dr. Lewis being present arose
audiequcstod 20 bo hoard in reply this re-
quest was rctured s part Of the congregation
then took sides with Lewis. aud then occpr.
ied the following One exclaimed The par-
sons coward "so they all are tllisse.
aud continued cries of take the platform.
speak Doctor The committeeman said
= Il you will hire hall, III. Lewis. we shall ho
very glad 20 hear You Colonel Wardvell
brothers and sistors, il isut tile spirit Of tbe
Master The organ here drowned III. ym,o
and he exclaimed Play on, VI devils rbr
organ played on ami the meeting dispersed
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4 Partisan Fete.

The great bail recently given in Paris
at the Tribune of Commerce was n mag
nifcent success. Seldom if ever has
been witnessed a more brilliant tete. Ii
far exceeded any given here last summer
in honor OF the Shah, and even tran
scended the celebrated ball to which, in
1867, Baron Haussmann invited the
soyereigns then present i'll Paris. The
aspect of the grand courtyard, which
had been transformed into a dancing
room, was most original The arcades
on the ground floor were covered with
mirrors, round which were trained
climbing plants and profusion of nat.
ural flowers. The second tier of arcades
on the first floor was hung with crimson
silk curtains, heavily fringed with gold,
and the smaller row of arches above
was filed with palms and other exotics
A veil Of rose-colored silk spangled with
stars concealed the glazed roof The
effect Of the electrical light streaming
down through this drapery was quite
unlike anything ever seen before. il
looked like the rays of a full moon find
ing their way into brilliantly illumi
mated Moorish court. Vast as were the
dimensions of the ballroom, il was So
dcuscly crowded that dancing was not
always conveniently carried ON.