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DISASTROUS FIRE AT PORT HENRY, N. z.

RUTLAND, Vt, March 81, 1874.
A destructive fire occurred In Port Henry, N. Y,
last night commencing at about eleven O'Clock,
and was not got under control until large mum.
Der OF the business places Of the village were laid
IN ruins. The village has no fire apparatus and no
water Tor use on such occasions, which accounts
for the extent Of the fire. several persons were
injured In their eforts TO stay the
flames. the following are the losses and
insurance far as ascertained up to this time -
Henry Mason, loss $50, no insurance; II. G. Bern
loss $4,000, insurance $500; New York Clothing
Store, loss 81 800, insurance $1,000 5. G. CakIns
loss $4,000, insurance $4,000; James Lally, loss
$1,000. insurance S1.750; Il. L. Gaskel, loss 81 300
insurance $500; Marvin A Bigelow, loss sl,5oo in
surance $1,000; X 4. lvermore' loss sio'ooo
$4,000; insurance $1,000 A. knape, loss
$500, insurance s2,700; John Conley,
loss $500. insurance unknown; s. Van Ainam,
loss 5000, insurance $1,000: &. ID. Webster, loss
$500. insured: w. q. Thompson, loss $500, in
sured; stevenson, loss $500, insured; Edgerv
Feed store, loss s25. insured; Warren Waite
and Foote a Murdoch had goods damaged by wa
ter The assurances are IN the lEtna OF Hartiord
Home, of New York: North Brush and Mercan-
tile. Hartford Fire, Glenns Falls, Royal and lnsur
aucc Company OF North America.
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THE NEBRASKA REDS.

Efforts To BE Made for the Better Protec-
ton of Life on the Borders.
CHEYENNE, w. T., March %, 1874
General Ord arrived here to-day, but II Is under
stood he is not on oficial business.
One OF the Cloud brothers, who resides here ana
has ranch at Scott's Blufrs Neb where Martin
was killed by Indians, received letter to-day from
the Governor Of Nebraska, in which he states he
has requested the President to nave the general
government aid in placing the border In condi-
ton for selfdeence. He says the press OF Eastern
Nebraska has misrepresented the condition OF az
fairs or aid would have been obtained ere this.
zens and property but is poweress to do so on
the extreme borders without the aid OF the mill
tary authorities.
Information from Red Cloud Agency dated the
Oath inst. says the lodges lessen each day. Red
Cloud has gone. One hundred and fifty beeves are
now issued where $50 were heretofore.
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EXECUTIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
men were executed in South Carolina yester-
day-two negroes at Sumter and white man
at Abbeville. The crime of all of them was
murder, and, as generally happens in COM
munities where large percentage of the COM
munity is only half-civilized, in the case of
the negroes murder for plumber. The other
murder was committed in drunken brawl.
1t is sad condition of society where three
hangings can take place so near each other in
single day, and one of these was made sadder
still by the bungling method of the execution.
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to caztography and would materially diminish
the chances of loss Of life by collision, ice
bergs or cyclones Mr.. Anderson has brought
the question before the British House of Com
mons. Why cannot Mr.. Archer, of Maryland
who seems well qualified to deal with marine
matters, introduce the subject in Congress7
Thirteen hundred and sixty-eight trips are
made every year across the Atlantic, and
nearly one hundred thousand lives are jeop-
ardized every season, to say nothing of the
heavy losses of freight consequent upon the
same calamity that destroys the passengers.
This movement, therefore calculated to allay
the fears OF passengers and shippers, would
not only be profitable to commerce. but would
insure almost absolute safety on the sea.
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RACING IN GEORGIA,

MACON, March ~, 1874.
This was the third day OF the Central City Park
races The weather was fine and the track splen-
did.
The first race, mile and>a half dash. was won
BY Revenge, beating Tabtha Time, 2:4O. Lime.
stone ran, but carried an overweight, and was
badly jockeyed. Bets on him were declared or
The second race was mile dash for two-year-
Odds and was won by Vandaiike, beating Letitia II.
and Belle OF Australia Time, $50.
The third race Tor mile heats, best two In three,
was won by Ortolan, beating Joe Johnston and
Fireball Time. 1:48h and 1:49h.
The races end tomorrow.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yoSK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 81, 1874.
The Havana journals are silent with regard to
the recent battle near Puerto Principe.
INSURGENTS IN MOVEMENT.
Dispatches from Santiago say bands OF insur-
gents nave reappeared In that section OF tine East
ern Department.
1t is reported that the priest Castro and Senior
Martinez, late President OF the Republican Club,
who was arrested some time ago, will be sent TO
Spain on the 30th inst
CELESTIAL CoNvALEsCENCE.
The Chinese Commissioner, Chin-lan-pin Is re-
covering from his illness and able 10 leave his
bed to-day. The commission will remain three
weeks longer In Cuba.
CURRENCY AND TRADE.
The amount OF exchange Offering Is unequal to
the demand OF the importing houses. Retail deal
ers suffer most from the depreciation OF the cur.
rency. Few exporters are Affected In their bust
ness.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March ~, 1874.
In the Assembly to-day M. DahIrel, mOnarchist,
moved that the Assembly take vote on the LIST
day OF July to decide the future form OF the gov
eminent OF France. He urged that 1t was impos.
sible to make constitution without first settling
the question whether France was to be q monarchy
or republic.
The motion caused great excitement In the
Chamber and heated DEBATE ensued.
M. De Kerdrel and the Duke de Brogle spoke
against the motion, and 1t was rejected by q vote
of $50 to 256.
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OBITUARY.
Rev. DIR. Kirk.

HERALD telegram from Boston, under date Of
yesterday, 9th inst, reports as follows:-The Rev.
Dr. Kirk of Boston, died this evening" OF apoplexy,
aged seventy-two years. He was born in New
York city in 1902, and has been pastor in this
city for nearly thirty-twO years. having settled
here IN 1912 pastor Of the Mount Vernon church."
Lieutenant F. Ella, United States Marines.
A HERALD special letter from Yokohama, Japan,
under date Of February %, reports as follows:-
Lieutenant Frederick p Ella, of the United States
Marine Corps, committed suicide by jumping over
board from the Great Republic on her way from
Hong Kong to Yokohama. Lieutenant Ella had
been ordered home on sick leave on the recon-
mendation of board Of medical survey, and left
Hong Kong on the 18th Of February for home. On
the 10th, without having conducted himself in any
way 30 as to excite suspicion, at about half.past
eight O'Clock P. NJ, he jumped overheard. Lieu
tenant Ella was native of New Hampshire. He
commission bearing date oath of January 1870
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THE RECENT APACHE COMBAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Marcn 81 1874.
Tucson special to the San Diego linton states
that Major Randall's late dght with the Apaches
resulted in eleven killed anG th,rty.four captured.
1t Is said that shortly after thu san Carlos out
break the Apaches had Eight among themselves,
In which four were killed. The fight was occa.
stoned by force oeng used TO make those leave the
reservation VINO were unwilling Until a short time
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An Early start-Intense Excitcment-
Oxford Looking Up Hopefully.
LONDON, March 27-Evenng.
The race between the oxford ana Cambridge
crews VIII take place ut o quarter to eleven
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Prince OF Wales and the Duke OF Edinburgh
are expected 10 witness the contest from the um-
pires boat
oxyoKD LOOKING UP-rHE BETTING ALMOST EVEN.
The rowing OF the oxford crew to-day showed
continued Improvement, and their chances of sue
cess have frightened considerably.
The betting tins evening Is about even.
Lght-blue and dark-blue roscttes. the respective
colors of the Cambridge and oxford crews, have
been selling rapidly all day, and now that there is
q chance OF the oxford crew winning the excite
ment Is intense.
The Weather Favorable for the Great
event"
LONDON, March % IS 80 A. NJ.
The weather this morning Is favorable for the
event Of the day. the Universities boat race.
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THE NUMBERING INDIANS.
A Government Surveyor Killed by
kiOWas.

WASHINGTON. March 81, 1874
despatch was received at Army Headquarters
to-day from Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Davidson,
OF the Tenth cavalry, stating that on the 18th OF
last month one OF the surveyors OF Mr. Hook
bushs party, which was then to the northwest OF
the Wachita agency, was murdered by reservation
Indians. IL Is believed they were Kiowas The
despatch also states that the surveyors are re-
ported TO be breaking up their parties In the field
and abandoning the work.
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THE ERIE RAILROAD STRIKE.
SCSQUEHANNA. Pa. March 3

SUsQUEHANNA, Pa, March 81, 1874
One thousand machinists, employed by the Erie
Railroad Company, are here on STRIKE They are
thoroughly organized, allowing no trains to pass
except the natl cars Little violence has yet been
shown, but all the engines arriving here are disa-
bied by tine strikers. They demand a regular pay
day, q regular system OF appren ticeship and
passes, as OF old. The company have made propo-
alton to the men, but II was rejected. The emi.
grant train at Dep0sit with 200 emigrants, VIII
remain there.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains n Select Story entitled "My Beau
tiful Neighbour" together with the very Latest
News by telegraph from All Parts of the World
up to the hour of publication.
TERMS Single subscription, 81; three copies,
IS; i've copies, So; ten copies, SIS; single copies,
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis
bursements and receipts o: the Treasury yester-
day.
psnuesgsrSrs
Claims paid NO. OF warrants co. amounting a5
payro paid NO OF warrants ol. amounting 39si5
Total NO. OF warrants 30, amounting to....s9sso SO
From taxes o, 1873 and interest .......... sios.s
from Arrears Of taxes assessments aud Interest. l5
From collection OF asse aud Interest,". IS sS
sthss
ItVip ""ts'
From licenses Mayors Once. .....................
FROM Tees and nneA District Courts. ........... 81
fatal ooL ~
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THE MAYORS OFPIOE,

The Board OF City Record met at halfpast four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the Mayors ONCE,
and. after transacting some business OF routine
character, decided to reduce the price OF the Gun
RECORD from ave cents to three cents CODY.
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The possibility Of me,o issue Of inconUertible
paper regard ,oiM amazement and amriety, and,
ia my judgment, such an issue aoould be a detri-
nent and shdmc.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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The possibility Of ne,o issue of inconuertible
paper regard ,oith andSe'nent and anriety, and,
in mig judgment, such an issue aoould be detri-
naent and q shame. CHARLES SUMNER
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The possibility Of me,o issue Of inconverti5le
paper regard Nth anaasement and dn1iety, and,
in my judgment, such an issue ,oould be ddri-
,ne,n and q shame. -CHARLEs SUMNER.
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THE MISSISSIPPI DISASTER.

More Dead Bodies from the Crescent City
Recovered.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March q, 1874.
The ofIlcers OF the Capitol CITY, which arrived
from below at midnight, report that the bodies Of
Mrs. Ostrander, Mr.. Mundy and a boy about four
teen years OF age were found near the wreck of
the Crescent City, and were awaiting Instructions
from friends.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

The Asiatic Observation-Disclosures bouts OF
the Vessels-MOney Squandered in
Worthless Repairs.
YOKOHAMA Feb. %, 1874.
The United States ship Hartford is al Hong Kong
and Is shortly expected to arrive at Yokohama.
The Ashuelot is at Yokohama. She has Just under
gone expensive repairs. Ana, by the way 1t should
be asked, Who is responsible for the management
OF naval affairs out here Nearly $15O,OOO has
been lately expended for repairs on the vessels be-
longing to the Asiatic squadron The repairs were
executed by an English firm of engineers, to whom
they were given without any tenders being adver
tised Tor SO miserably were those repairs exc
cuted that every one of the vessels has broken
down the first trip she made alter leaving the
hands OF the repairers. The Saco is at Yokohama.
The Lackawanna Is at Shanghai.
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THE COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS

The Commissioners OF Accounts appointed by
the Mayor under Oh act Of the Legislature OF last
year have submitted their report to the Mayor. It
Is said to state that the Commissioners estimate
the n0aung debt OF this city ct tlS.000.00Q
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 2S-1 A. Nj.
Probabilities.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March 2S-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For THE MIDDLE STATES SOUTHWESTERN WINDS,
vEERING TO NoRTHwEsTERLY, RISING BAROMETER,
FALLING TEMPERATURE, CLOUDY WEATHER AND
RAIN ON THE COAST.
For New England, southwesterly winds, increas-
ing cloudiness, falling temperature and occasional
rain.
For the lakes, and hence to the Ohio and Lower
Missouri valleys, low temperature, partly cloudy
and clearing weather and nOrthwesterly winds.
For the Southern States, rising barometer,
colder, cloudy weather and rain, clearing in the
Gulf States in the afternoon.
For the Northwest, northwesterly Winds posi-
bly, veering to southeasterly, low temperature and
partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will probably rise at Cairo and Yank.
ton and fall at Nashville, cincinnati and Louisville.
The display Of cautionary signals Will be resumed
ay the lake stations on April l.
Reports are missing from all the Canadian and
generally from the trans Mississippi stations.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-lour hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
nharmacy HERALD BuildinQ:-
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Wagner's opera was given for the third time last
evening before an overwhelming house. and
marked improvement was perceptibie In every
role and In the choral and orchestral departments
No more trying test could be selected for a COM
pany than this work. and no more satisfactory
results could be expected OF any singers. Nine.
WILSON'S Elsa Is one OF those lovely and
poeticai creations that could emanate only
from one OF her sptrttlelle temperament, and.
although In asserting her own individ-
uality she violates one OF the tyrannical princi-
pies or the Wagner school, yet every true friend
OF art VIII commend her for her independence.
Campanini has earned his chiefest laurels In the
great rOte oil the Knight Of the Grail. All his former
EFFORTS pale before TINS remarkable exhibition OF
lyric genus The swan song, tae duet with Elsa
In the bridal chamber and the recital OF the legend
OF the holy Grail were delivered last evening with
an enect, expression ana ease that brought down
the house. Miss Cary and Signor Del Puente as
Oftrud ana Frederick, and Nannetti and Blum as
king and herald were admirable, and Signor Muzio
has trained both chorus and orchestra to a Won
deriul 0egree OF perfection. "LOhengrln" Will be
given al the matinee to-day.
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The Battle Before Bilbao Renewed
with Great vigor.

ssrrano Claims q Decided Advantage Rapid
Movements in the fisld-Heavy Losses
Csrlist Bulletin Of Royalist Success
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Drifting Into Consumption.-A Bad
cough that would DRIFT you into consumption IN month
be cured in three days with HALE'S HONEY OF
HOREHOUND AND TAR PIXIES TOOTHACHE
DROPS cure in minute
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The possibility Of a ne,o issue Of inconretible
paper regard nih amas,ment and anxiety, and,
In my judgment such an issue could be a detri-
ment and a shame. --CHAnrEs SUMNER.
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Coca.

Instruction in the Eastern Department-span-
ish Silence Concerning Puerto Principe
Depreciation OF the Currency.
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THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
NEW ORLEANS. M

NEW ORLEANS, March 81 1874.
Captain Howell reports sixteen and one-half feet
OF water on Pass pOutre bar at extreme low tide.
The dredgeboat Essayors is working there, doing
good service
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THE ENGLISH BOAT RACE.
Ths Crews Of the Universities Ready for the
coutssr-Intsnss Excitement Cambridge
the First Favorite but Oxford
Looking Up Hopefully.
TrlfsaAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

RIE6MmS 10 TIRE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March ~, 1874.
There IL every prospect OF good day to-mor-
row for the Universities race on the Thames.
The rowing OF the oxford crew has greatly I'M
proved since Its first appearance on the river for
practice.
THE BETTING.
In the betting now the odds are six to four in
favor OF the Cambridge.
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The possibility Of new issue Of inconre,tible
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A.-Cnu at $50 Broadway, and Get tho
of eminent physicians in city and country,
who with the Surgeon General patronze the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, which cures rupture.
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A.-The Espenscheid Hat for the Spring
OF 1874 be surpassed in the essential qualities Of
fneness ghtness durability and taste. Try them at lis
Nassau street.
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As Reliable Remedy for Coughs,
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ITALY.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ROME, March 81 1874.
The bands OF brigands in Calab-ia have been
completely exterminated.
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last Year 2SN
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ENGLAND.

The Case Of the Convict Fenians Before the House
Of Commons-DisraeI Refuses to In
terfere in Their Favor.
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FRANCE.

The Question Of Future Government-Excitin
Debate in the Assembly.
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