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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE,
Deepening the Erie Canal.


meeting was held at the Exchange yesterday
to listen the views OF Mr.. Henry Hill on
ject OF the Introduction of steam the Erie Canal.
Mr. Franklin Edison, the President, presided and
introduced Mr. Hill, who first referred to the time
before the produce interests became so I'm
pOrtant-when the population or the city was
so much smaller and the facilities OF canal trans
porta ton were comparatively insignificant. He
supremacy OF New York by turning attention TO
the solution OF the question OF travelling facilities
between this city and the West He referred to
what could be done by the canal by the aid Of
steam; that speed could be doubled and expense
reduced twenty per cent, and when the double
locks are completed II would be reduced fifty per
cent. What Is wanted Is depth OF water
OF seven ieet, and not widening of the
canal. The speaker then compared the rates
OF canal and railroad carriage and cautioned
compete with canals he said, by seventy-1ve per
cent, and boats mad many advantages over the
railroad IN the facility OF the delivery OF grain
The grain business, he insisted viii be done by
friend-the Erie Canal-put steam machinery
upon IL, and IL need not be long delayed. Kali
roads, he said, did not want the heavy Height and
steam navigation on the canal he beneveu would
not only be the salvation OF New YORK, OUT VI the
whole country. -
Mr. Hannahs, OF Chicago was then introduced,
and read correspondence with Mi. Alberger OF
the Legislature, Chairman OF the committee on
and using tugs instead OF horses on the canal, by
which over seventy hours could be saved in time
and considerable In expense.
Mr.. Orr offered resolutions In favor Of deepening
steam on the canal, and that committee be APP
pointed to proceed to Albany TO influence iegisla-
tt0n needful to the object desired.
Thar we're a0QQtsd ADD the meeting a1iQprped,
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A NEW SOUND STEAMER.
Successful Launch or the City OF New
bcdford-Her Dimensions, Accom- m cd n
tfon and Machinery.

successful Launch or the City OF New
BcdfOrd-Iaer Dime nsi0ns, Accom- nm Oda-
tion and Machinery.
There was successfully launched from the ship
yard OF Mr.. ]. Is. Van Deusen, foot OF North
Seventh street, Williamsburg yesterday morning
at halfpast eight O'Clock, the steamboat City of
New Bedford designed for service on Long Island
Sound. Nothing occurred 70 mar the occasion as
from the moment or beginning the preliminary
work until the vessel plunged into her natural
element everything progressed in the most salts
factory manner This vessel was built for the New
York and New Bedford steamship Company, and is
intended, with sister craft nearly completed at
Mr.. Van Deusen's yard, to establish new route
hence TO Boston and the East carrying through
passengers in the same time as the present fastest
routes, but without transfer from boats TO trains.
The City OF New Bedford Is $50 feet on the water
hne 1873 feet over al 80 eei beam - eea aepte
with 10 feet between decks and Is about 900 tons
BURDEN old measurement. Although she VAL pc
the accommodations for passengers. as already
decided decided UPON WI be OF the most com com
elers may find large rooms elegantly
appointed, not only single, but en- suite that fami-
were to themselves. These staterooms open from
the larger saloon. Besides the main saloon there
will be provided one for the exclusive use OF ladies'.
The City OF New Bedford was constructed with
the view OF attaining great speed combined
with great strength, that she may be adapted
to the route OF her intended service and the open
sea. The keel is of white oak IA by Ia inches;
frame OF white oak; siding 10 inches: moulding IA
inches at Keel, Ga inches at deck and rs inches
apart rom centres The bottom OF the vessel Is
flied in solid from stem 10 stern and to the
heigh of the water line at ends. The deck beams
are OF Georgia pine, IA by IA inches. with six by
inch knees to each. the whole work is fastened
IN the most substantial and approved manner.
The machinery for the City OF New Bedford is
being constructed at the Delamater Iron Works.
The cylinder is S6 inches diameter by 3ee ST. oke Of
piston. Steam will be furnished by two horizon
tai return tubular boilers each II feet by II eet
and will carry pressure OF 60 pounds. The pro-
peiier is II feet inches in diameter and has
pitch of20 feet The City of New Bedford Is schooner
rugged, and will be provided with ample canvas for
the most urgent case.
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SHOT BY THIEVES.

Escape OF the WOuld-be Murderers.
Michael Brown, aged twenty-four years, OF No.
3O3 West Twentieth street, was attacked last night
by gang OF thieves at the corner OF Forty second
street and Eleventh avenue. When he remon-
strated with them one Of the gang drew a revolver
and discharged four shots at him. Luckily only
one struck him, causing severe wound IN the
lett arm. They then beat ana kicked him in q
shameful manner, and then robbed him OF a
silver watch and chain, valued at $40, alter
securing which they made their escape.
Brown was removed to the Forty-seventh street
station house, where his wounds were dressed by
the Surgeon present, 3pq bis ltends were notified
slightest clew as to t6e perpetrators 81 this das
tardly outrage, and they were up to late hour
last night securing the ward for, II possible, some
that was passing at the time saw 1t ALL but they
were unable to find her.
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WEST INDIES.

HALIFAX, N. S., March II, 1874
The steamer Alpha which arrived here last even
ing, brings the following West India news
There was q heavy gale at Bermuda on the I'd
inst. No boats were, however, destroyed. In
parts of the island animals and trees in exposed
situations suffered.
The potato crop in some places is blighted.
A few days ago whrlwind passed over Baiey's
Bay, doing considerable damage.
Her Britannia Majesty's ship BellerOphOn. nag
runboat Sypner arrived at st. THOMAS on the third
instant from Barbados
TRINIDAD.
There Is no material change in values to record.
Most of the sugar estates on the island OF Trinidad
have commenced to grind.
The general estimate OF the incoming crops Is
encouraging. 1t is thought that the sugar crOI
will be equal and may exceed that OF last year.
The defacing OF copper coin has been made
penal offence In the colony.
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sIXTY.NINTH REGIMENT RECEPTION,

The reception of the Sixty-nnth regiment last
night was quite success. No trouble had been
spared by the committee of non-commissioned
officers to make the reception the most successful
on record, and Irving Han was filed with very
gay throng when the ball opened The hall was
decorated with the Irish and national colors and
the banners OF the regiment. In the course of the
night a presentation was made to Colonel James
Cavanagn of q fine gold medal, carrying on one
side the inscription OF the names OF the prominent
battles in which the regiment participated during
the war, and on the other side Presented by
the Board of Non Commissioned Off1cersn The
Board consists OF Sergeant Major J, G. Donohue,
Sergeant M. White sergeant John McHugh, Ser
geant John Ryan. The badge was presented by
Sergeant Major D0nohue, on behalf Of the regi-
ment. with q neat speech, to which the Colonel
responded with great warmth. The festivities did
not cease until late hour W the WQEntpR,
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MOUNTAIN IN LABOR,
The Living Volcano i'm
North Carolina.
THE INHABITANTS FLEE.
An Eruption Momentarily
Expected.
SALISBURY. NC. March II, 49,

SALISBURY, n c., March II, 1874
The vicinity OF Bald Mountain, in the county OF
Mcdowell, near Marion tine county seat has for
several days past been greatly agitated over mys-
ferrous noises and rumblings In the bowels OF that
mountain. One report from scientific source
states that these internal noises resemble those
heard In Mount Etna preparatory to a volcanic
eruption.
RURAL CITIZENS TERRIFIED.
The people in that section have become 30 much
alarmed that families residing Immediately around'
the base OF the rumDling mountain have taken
up their necessary domestic articles and ned pre-
cpitately from the threatened impending erup-
ton.
TREMBLING AND REFRIGERATION OF TIE EARTH.
Throughout the entire country and for distance
Of sixteen miles from the mountain, extending
INTO adjoining counties, these sounds not only
heard, but the trembling and reverberatlon OF the
earth is perceptibly felt.
HAsTY FLIGHT OF THE INHABITANTS.
In numerous instances, for several miles from
the mountains the glasses have ratified in the
windows and the dishes have been shaken from
the shelves to such an extent rs to create the
most widespread CONSERVATION among the
rural Inhabitants This has again caused
still greater stampede OF the citizens,
many of whom superstitiousiy regard the terrible
symptoms as an indication Of judgment Day."
passenger on the western train states tnat 1c iS
pItul to see the poor, unsophisticated rustcs NY
ing in such great terror, while at the same time he
believes that the cause OF the stampede Is not
without it's due foundation.
THE TERRIFIC SOUNDS INCREASING.
The latest accounts from the disturbed mountain
state that, SO far. there has been no volcanic
eruption OF lava or fire, though the terrific noise
and internal rumblings, heard at distance wero
great yesterday morning as to induce the belief
that veritabie and genuine volcanic outbreaE
had raRen place.
The excitement throughout the entire westerly
section OF the State Is intense and many people
are repairing TO the scene in the hope OF Witness
ing for the first time grand volcanic eruption.
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THE KELSEY CASE AGAIN.

HUNTINGTON L. l., March II, 1874.
The Kelsey mystery is about to be revived. Ar
thur NJ. Prime, son OF Claudius D. Prime, who was
indicted last fall for supposed perjury in an ex-
animation before Coroner Baylis, was this day
cited TO appear at Mverhead Tor trial. Colonel H..
Fellows appeared In behalf OF Prime, but owing TO
the non-appearance OF the Coroner until alter
noon the case could not be brought to trial in
time. 1t was, therefore, adjourned.
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BILLIARDS,

Albert Garnier Answers Rudolph's Chai-
ienge.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALp<-
In answer to the challenge from A. r. Rudolph
which was published in the HERALD OF the 18th
INST, beg leave to state that will play in New
York game OF three ball French carroms, 500 points
up, for 81 900 side, with az balls, 5xl0 table,
the game to take place three weeks after my match
with Maurice DAILY for the championship oil the
world and the cup. Ihave to-day deposited my
forfeit Of $3.50. a. GARNAER
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Calabria viii leave this port
on Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at halfpast twelve O'Clock p. M.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at half-past eight O'Clock in the
morning
cents.
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THE DEFAULTER .PHELPS,

ALBANY, N. Y, March II, 1874.
Counsel for Phelps, charged with larceny from
the State Treasurer's ONCE, have moved for post
ponement Of his trial until the next oyer and
Terminer, On the ground that material witness
has disappeared with important papers in his pos
session. Counsel think that the witness can be
produced by the time the next Oyer and rerminer
sits
District Attorney Moak opposed the motion.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March II, 1874.
The P'7lsstan Cross Gazette ntiMates that the
Reichstag will be dissolved il it persists in its re-
1usal to tx the ordinary strength OF the army at
100000 men, as demanded by the government.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

The Fleet at Key West Ordered to Dis
perse-DesttnatiOns OF Vessels-Trans-
fer and Dismissal Of Crews-The
European Squadron.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1874.
The Secretary OF the Navy has Issued orders for
the dispersion OF the feet at Key West. Rear
Admiral Case will transfer his flag from the Wa
bash to the Franklin. The Wyoming and Wachu-
sett will exchange crews. The Shenandoah Is or
dered to New YORK, the Wyoming to Washington,
the Wabash to Boston and the TicOnderoga to New
York. Rear Admiral Case will proceed imme.
diately to the European station with the Franklin
officers will be ordered to the Congress before her
departure. The Lancaster Is to return to Brazil
as soon as ready, aud the crews OF all home ward
bound vessels except the TiconderOga are to be
discharged. stores for the European squadron
will be sent out or purchased abroad, as the neads
Of bureaus NAV determine,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON, March 49, A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 49, A. NJ. }
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and upper lake region. fall :.
ing temperature northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and snow, clearing in the forenoon.
For the lower Missouri and Ohio valleys, north
westerly and southwesterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and falling temperature.
For the lower lakes, southwesterly winds, lower
temperature and clearing weather.
For the Southern States, southwesterly winds,
rising barometer, clearing and clear weather.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES SOUTHEASTERN TO
soUTHwEsTERLY WINDS, HIGH TEMPERATURE AND
CLEARING WEATHER.
For New England, southeasterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain, partly clearing in the evening.
The display Of cautionary signals will be re-
sumed at the lake stations on April l.
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Suread Of the Dire Distress
i'm India.
Hundreds of Thousands on
the Relief Lists.
EMACIATION FROM WANT.
The Horrible Story of the In
dian Hunger Land.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, March II, 1874
The distress from the famine in Bengal is
increasing, and many thousands of the ma
lives are dependent upon the government fol
food.
HUNGER STRICKEN AND EVACUATED.
In the Tirhoot district 100, 900 persons, all
of whom are in ON emaciated condition, have
made application for relief within the last
ten DAYS.
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At This Season OF the Year Coughs
Colds Hoarseness other affections of the throat and
lungs prevail. NINE. P0RTER'S COUGH BALSAM Ii q
most valuable remedy il has been 30 years.
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A.-Hernia, the New Remedy for Rup.
ture, supplied by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50
Broadway is patronized by the principal physicians Of
the counry g branch Offices in the principal cities
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

meeting OF the Republican Central Committee
took place last evening at Republican Hall. After
the reading OF the minutes the various committees
were appointed. They ran as follows:-
Second, Morris Friedsam Third, David q. McKilvey !;
Fourth, Charles n. Brackett Fifth. stephen g. Cook !;
Ninth, George B. Deane; Tenth, Jacob Patterson Jr
senth Ghares spenceq Fourteenth Joseph e inek
ney Sixteenth, William Lambeer Seventeenth, Benja
min X Phelps; Eighteenth Horace N. Ruggies; Nine
teonth, Richard H Greene Twentieth, George Opdyke;
Tiansce S Co B. Blake, Edmund Ste
venson S. B. W. Vance, Lewis J. Philips, Frank b.
Howe, j. X. RUSSELL Charles A. Flammer
Committee nNaturdiisdfion-Wiam II. Albertson Rob.
ert h. Boyd, Constantine Ntzoche, John N. Lanther.
Committee Oh ResouttonsWillam A. Darling Henry G.
Robinson John II. White, John D. Lawson, George w.
Parker.
Acton and John A. Meek.
The committee then adjourned.
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Dyspepsia Promptly Cured When All
other remedies tan, by Dr sHARP's sPEG n
Bible House. HUDNuT, Herald Building; OBRfAN,
Fnieth street. corner Third avenue.
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Specialty.-Knox's Spring style =
specially. Ready now. KNOX.
PIG Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Bachelors Hair bye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELoRS Wig factory. Is Bond ST.. N
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Honey to Heal. HOrehound to Stimu-
late, tar 70 strsngthen; and the three Combined "a
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR will
render the lungs consumption proof. PIXIES TOOTH
ACHE DROPS cure in minute.
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ENGLAND.
Tho Premier Endorsed by His Constituents.
TtieGaaMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1874
Mr. Disraeii and Sir Stafford Northcote have
been reelected to Parliament without opposition.
Viscount Darlington, conservative has been
reelected to Parliament from Eye Suffolk, by 27o
majority.
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A.-For a First Class Dress or BusfnegX
HAT go direct to the manufacturer, ESPENsCHEIDs
lis Nassau street
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy-POsfs
lively guaranteed to Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases Send for circular II John street ana
druggists
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GERMANY.

Cabinet Determination to Force the Passage OF
the Army Bill.
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j. III. Sackett's Magic Colorts, Brtl-
LIAN1INE, CAPILLARY and HAIR DYE. Seud for
price list l22 Liberty street. New York
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The "Beebc Range
Price reduced 500 for the largest family size put up
orders for repairs received by mall
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, Nos $40 and IL Reade street.
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Wigs, Toupees, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practice! WigmaKer and Importer of Human Hair. a
East Twelfth street near Broadway.
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Goodalrs Playing Cards-Thc Best, tina
cheapest Ask for and Insist on getting them. Sold
eVa "
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Wedding lnvftatfOns-New style; Repp
PAPER very elegant MONOGRAMS and foreign MOTH
PAPERS In great variety. JAS. EvEkDELL,
Established lS40. 3U2 Broadway.
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THE B0NAPARTES.
A Friendly Call Upon the Ex-Empress
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK RERAlI

LONDON, March II. 1874.
The Duke and Duchess OF Edinburgh visited the
ex-Empress Eugenie at Chlselhurst to-day.
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Dunville & CO.-rhe Irish Distillerfes,
Belfast Ireland are the largest holders Of Whiskey in
the world. Their OLD IRISH WHIsKEY Is recommend
ed by the medical profession in preferences to french
brandy supplied in casks cases United States
Branch. 81 Broad street New York.
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CENTRAL ASIA.
Decentralization of the Khivan Population.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON. March Is, 1874.
A special despatch to the Daily Neaos from Gen.
tral Asia represents that anarchy regns in Khiva.
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SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE In NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, N. s., March IT. 1874.
There was a slight shock Of earthquake at Var
mouth on Thursday.
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rns following %S1 record viii sbsx tae Chances ID
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacY. HERAI u Buildinn
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VIENNA, March II, 1874.
The Roman Catholic bishops in the Reichsrath
threaten to Withdraw If the passage If the Ecce-
siastical bills is pressed.
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Anticipation Of tho Speech
from the Throne.

LONDON, March 1875 80 A. M
1t is said that the Queens speech Oh the reas-
sembling of Parliament win propose q reduction
Of two pence On the pound on the income tax.
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Removal.

WINDOW SHADES In all styles new tints, with gold
borders HOLLAND in ali colors also Swi embroidered
WINDOW SHADES, newest patterns, best Fixtures q.
l.. kelly CO., Manufacturers, No lA Filth avenue.
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Weather. RcnOrt,

Weather lie port.
LONDON, March II. 1874.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK NERAlD.

Clerical Opposition to Cabinet Legislation.
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