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The New York herald., 1874-11-19
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THE SUFFERING IN NEBRASKA.

Co utfon from the Relief and Aid So-
cicty.
OMAHA, Nov. Is, 1874
In consequence OF reports that many unauthor.
ized persons soliciting aid Tor the grasshopper
sufferers In this state, General Ord chairman has
been ordered by the Executive Committee to issue
tile following:-
The Nebraska Relief and Aid Society adhere to the
policy OF authorizing pers persons, however
reputable to receive money or material from Eastern
people. Its agents will act only through branch aid
societies and whatever charities the cities and people Of
the old wealthy states may desire to bestow upon
unfortunate homesfoaders of Western and newly
settled Nebraska suffering from the grasshoppers should
forwarded through the loca branch aid
and by their officers directly 60 Alvin sanders Treas
urcr and 4. B. Chandler, Secretary of the Nebraska
Relief and Aid Society Omaha This published
as q caution against iinpostors.
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SANTANTA'S REPRIEVE.

The Delay OF His Execution-l ua rtered
In the Texas Penitenttary.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1874.
In regard to the recent despatch sent by order
OF tile President to the Governor OF Texas, it is
stated tnat, without forming or expressing any
opinion as to whether or not Santanta had vIo-
lated his parole, the President and Secretary
Delano, fearing he might be executed before the
evidence could be lully collected, considered it
merely just to delay his execution. 1t IS to-day
ascertained that during Governor Davis incum.
bency the sentence OF Santanta was cOmmuted
IRON death TO imprisonment Tor lie. Under this
Communication ne has lately been placed in the
Texas PemtentIary.
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DIVIDENDS OF BROKEN BANKS.

One Hundred Per Cent from the Bank
of tho Commonwealth-Nin Per
Cent from the Farmers and Citizens,
Bank.
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS, 1874
The Comptroller OF the Currency has declared
final dividend in favor OF the creditors OF the Ma
t1onal Bank OF the commonwealth, New York, OF
q final dividend to the creditors OF the Farmers
and Citizens National Bank. Brooklyn OF four per
cent making, In all ninety-six per cent, and also
q dividend to the creditors Of the First National
Bank, oil Anderson, Ind, OF fifteen per cent.
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DISRAELI AND BISMARCK.
French Opinion Of Premier Disraeli's Speech at
Guildhall.
PARIS, Nov. Is, 1874,

PARIS, NOV. IT, 1871
The JOsHsdl des Deoats publishes violent edi-
t0risl attack upon Mr. Disraei for his disclaimer
that his recent Guildhall speech referred to the
Won Arnim case. The Debats says MIR. Disraeii has
.stmply apoIogfxed to Prince Bismarck for his OF
ienstve utterances"
BISMARCK HAS INVADED DOWNING STREET.
Tho article In the Journal des De0dts on Dis
raeli's disclaimer concludes as folows:-
II is apparent from this Incident Of Mr.. Dis
YRells apology that England in her turn, has been
invaded The Prime Minister can no longer speak
without submitting to censure from Berlin.
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THE PRESS IN GERMANY.
Austrian Journalists Cited to Court-News En-
terprise Almost a Crime

VIENNA, Nov. Is, 1874.
The editions OF all the Vienna journals, includ-
ing the PTesse and the ODscial Gazette, have been
summoned before the District Tribunal upon a
reQuisitton from the Court OF Wurzburg for pre-
maturely publishing the full text of Kullmann's
indictments.
Tho editor of the Presse refuses to indicate
where and how he obtained the document.
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THE QUESTION OF THE EAST
Turkish F,libusters and Murderers Sentenced

VIENNA, Nov. 1s, 1874.
mirJ-twO OF the Turks charged with the recent
murders OF Montenegrins In the Province OF
Albania, have been convicted and eacn sentenced
TO twenty years. imprisonment
NDxPRNDKNr agNTIMRNT AGAINST JUDICIAL
PARTIALITY.
This punishment Is consid cred too light for their
ofence, and the ieniency the Turkish authorities
has produced = bad impression IN Montenegro.
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novel entertainment In the shape OF vcIun-
teer concert was given last night by the Cisco
troupe, a company OF coIored minstrels, In she
amphtheatre OF Bellevue Hospital, under the aus
pices or warden Brennan, 10 the patients Of thas
institution. The performance was participate In
oy many OF the convaescents, who RECALLED the
large audience with songs and other amnsements.
AT ten O'CLOCK highly gratiied al their entertain
ment. the sick and the hat proceeded to their re-
Spectlye wards, happier people
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TIE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.
Russia's Principle Of Proposal for Reassemblage
Approved.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 18, 1874
The Russian Foreign once. which invited re-
newal OF the Brussels Conference early next year,
has received replies from several Powers, who
generally express approval Of the principle on
which the proposal is based, but demand time for
conaidarat1on.
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ARIZONA ELEOTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l,

SAN fRANCISCO, Nov. 49, 1874
Dispatches from Prescott, Arizona Territory,
say that the ofiicial returns show that o. G. Bean
was elected delegate to Congress over stevens.
VINO was supposed to be elected. They both ran
as republicans. Great excitement exists In conse-
quence OF the discovery ana the election ID TO be
contested.
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TIE NORTH POLE.
The Exploring Expedition 0rganized-To Sail
Next Year.

LONDON, Nov. 1s, 1874.
The Polar Exploring Expedition to be fitted out
by the British government Will consist OF two
steamers.
Captain Markham, OF the Royal Navy, will com.
mand one OF them.
TO SAIL IN 1875.
The expedition viii start for the Arctic regions
next May.
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RUSSIA.
The Socialist. Hot Moving Against the Crown.

81. PETERSBURG, Nov. 49, 1874
The report OF the discovery OF a socialist con-
spiracy In this country Is oflcially denied.
1t IL PROBABLE that the report originated from
tho appointment OF o disciplinary committee to
inquire into recent turbulent conduct OF the stu
dents OF the Medical Academy here.
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TURKEY AND ENGLAND.
A British Movement in Aid Of the Syrian
Christians.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1874.

LONDON, Nov. Is, 1874.
Lord Derby to-day, replying to a deputation,
promised that the government would address a
friendly remonstrance to the Porte In favor oil the
persecuted Christians In Syria.
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BUN OVER BY TIE CARS.

ERIE, Pa, NOV. 1s 1874.
James Hunterbauch, yard hand, was run over
and instantly killed BY the cars at Newcastle this
morning.
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The Decrease OF Emigration Depressing
Steamship Companies Interests.
LONDON, Nov. 18, 1874.
The decrease OF emigration has rendered re-
ducti0n OF the neets OF the German transatlantic
steamship companies unavoidable. The Chairman
OF the North German Lloyds Company Is now In
England seeking to dispose of the supernuous
vessels OF that line.
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CHURCH AND STATE.
The English Catholics on
infaIIibiIity.
CIVIL ALLEGIANCE UNIMPAIRED

LONDON, Nov. 18, 1874.
A meeting Of Roman Catholics was held at
Willis rooms this evening to consider the
questions raised in the controversy between
Mr.. Gladstone and Archbishop Manning.
TT CHANGES NOTHING,
Speeches were made denouncing the impu-
tatons on the Vatican DEGREES, and resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted declaring that
''the civil loyalty of Roman Catholics is
in no wise affected by the decree of Papal in
fallibility."
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the cnangey in
the temperature during the past twenty-iour hours
in comparison with the corresponding day OF last
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Died,

HrcKs.-On Wednesday, November 49, rs74
ANDREW ID. HICKS, oldest son OF Charles and Mary
s. +. Hicks
Notice OF funeral in to-morrow's paper
[FOr other Deaths See Fifth PuoeI
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The Russ0-German Customs Code Dis
cusscd at Court In Berlin.
BERLIN, N0v 18, 1874.
Prince Gortschakon has discussed with the EN-
peror william and Prince Bismarck proposals for
the revision OF the Russo-German customs regu-
lattons for the benefit Of commerce and interna-
tional intercourse.
Prince Gortschakon explained similar arrange.
ments which had been made with Austria.
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Health Restored without Medfcsn0j
BY DU BARRY'S REvALENTA ARABIC FOOD TO tina
stomach. nerves. lungs ana liver. curing dyspepsia
digestion ation diarrh9a acidity paipita0n.
seeplessness debility, wasting cough asthma, feyerS
ali other remedies Depot in New York, JOHN k.
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CENTRAL ASIA.
The Khan Of Khiva Does Not Seek Russian In.
tervention.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Is, 1874.

CIs ThTEHsDt No, sUVs IS, 1874.
The report that the Khan OF Khlva had solicited
the Aid OF RUSSIA for the suppression OF disorder
In his dominion Is denied,
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e i r M A ~ Y.
The PruSSian Parliamentary Opposition
Defeats the Ministerialist Party.
The Presiding Officer Resigns
Amid Excitement.

BERLIN, Nov. 10, 1874.
In the Retchstag to-day there was two hours
discussion on the standing orders, at the con-
clusion OF which action was taken contrary to the
views OF the presiding oficer, Herr ParKenbeck.
The latter Immediately resigned the Presidency.
The aot produced decided sensation. A new
President viii be chosen tomorrow.
SEVERE REBUFF TO THE MINIsTERIALrsrs.
The Bank bill was subsequently taken up, and
after . debate Of six hours was referred to COM
mtttee. by vote or 1853 to 127.
The result is regarded as equivalent to a defeat
OF the government.
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A.-Ruptured Persons Wearing tho
ELASTIC TRUSS 6ss Broadway. look back upon the
time when they could procure only meal spring or
dream
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIpEsoK, r. l., Nov 10, 1874
Printing cloths are quiet At unchanged prices
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A.-FOr a First Class Dress or business
HAT 20 direct to the manufacturer ESPESSCHEID lis
NaSSau street.
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A.-Lffe Preservers-BrOOks' Cork Sole
BOOTS and SHOES recommended by all phi ysicians;
largest assortment Boots and shoes IN city ll9S
Broadway corner Twenty ninth street.
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A.-Siik Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal supporters, Suspens0ry BandageS
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSHs Truss Once.
10 z Lady
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A.-Genuine Furs at Very Low Prfces.--
Seaiskin Furs specially All goods strictly as repre-
sented. Call before purchasing.
BGRKE. 2lf Broadway, Park Bank Building
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Another Document from the ssPretender'
Smith-It Is Referred to the Attorney
General.
A NJ q S e M E N T S.
italian Opera-"Mar


Flotow's opera, . tuneiul popular wOrK which
has since Its first representation, just twenty.
seven years ago. at Vienna, held prominent
place In the public mind, was given last evening
at the Academy OF Music, with the following cast:-
Lady Henrietta, Mile. Alhant; Nancy, Miss Cary;
Lionel. Slgnor Benfratelll; Plunkett, SIgnor Del
Puente. Mile. Albani made great hit In the in
terpolated aria 1.-THE Last Rose OF SUMMER
and her rendering OF the music OF the
title role was characterized throughout by the
intelligence, thoroughness and care taat mark q
great artistic The Nancy OF MISS Cary Is one OF her
most charming impersOnatlons. ana last evening
1t was as enjoyable as ever The tenor failed to
Lionel, and the baritone was not successful as
Plunkett. The music OF the opera melodlous and
opera goer, is too light and superficial for
the cultured musician. Such lyric paDulum
M to Verdi and Wasne
The attendance was small and the appreciation Of
F1otow,s work Of ike standard. "Martha"
which OF late years has been greatly increased.
They should be banished from the stage OF
Eiaha nonenarin.n prna s q" Stella del Nordn William
Tell" or "rhe Flying DutchmaD" is worth q dozen
"Marthas Ia musical point Of view.
Musical and Dramatic Notos.
Dolly Bidwell is playing Cynthia in FLOWERS OF
the Forest"
Lawrence Barrett is doing Hamlet They seem
to get on well together.
Jefferson goes to Philadelphia on the conclusion
OF his engagement In this CITY
A,bani began her tour through the provinces by
q visit to Albany last Wednesday.
Samuel Devere has made great success in q
new play, entitled "Just in Time" al Baltimore.
Sothern at the London Haymarket-cOals at
Newcastle. All parties sold except the dreary
lord.
Irving, who has somehow acquired great favor
In London as tragedian, Will probably visit
America next year.
'sPhe Black Crook" draws well at Albany. We
could have sworn it--any game OF nook or crook
would-the backer the better.
Mrs. Agnes Booth is quite restored to health
again. Her engagement at the California Theatre,
which terminated last week. was very successful.
Matilda Heron cUntemplates astonishing the
public with ne ~ pLpil and new play. II the
pupil be as bright as Buou Matilda has pair OF
jewels
Baker and Farren are doing "Chris and Lener
with great success at New Orleans. The Crescent
City thinks they're the real cneese-Dutcn cheese,
of course.
A ashington critic says OF MISS Nelson "that
while her loveiness OF form and feature have been
worshipped she has stood as prlestess and In.
structor In the tempe Of art.n
curious case o, real comedy business occurred
at Wallack's on the first production OF 1.-The
Shaughraun." owing to an accident. the moon
failed to appear at Rathgarron Head The stage
manager rushed to the wings. sKeep on as long
as you can, Monti-the moons bustedp' Mean
while the sentimental young officer kept on as II
no celestial disturbance had happened.
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A.-Ruptures and Physical Deformitfcs.
successfully treated by DR. MARSH No. vesey street
opposite St Paus Church.
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of the Church OF the Strangers carties gratefully to
the radical and permanent cure Of Catarrh effected ~
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Cheap Luxury-TOrrey's Patent
WLATHER STRIPS; cold drafts avoided fuel saved.
T. s. L j TORREY I66 Fulton street.
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All Persons Suffering Should Use With
out delay GILES LINiMENT IODIDE or AMMONIA.
Bunons, swelling OF the Joints cure guaranteed 5Oc.
and 81 q bottle. Depot, 45l sixth avenue.
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ARKANSAS.
Smiths Friends stin Keeping Dark
Partisan Hopes Concerning the Proba-
BILE Action OF the Executive.

smiths Friends stin Keeping Dark
Partisan Hopes Concerning the Proba-
BILE Action or the Executive.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 1s, 1874
There have been no new Developments regard
ing the Arkansas gubernatorlal war to-day. All
is quiet IN this city. despatch was received from
Washington by friends OF Smith, stating that on
elected on the same ticket with smith that they
recognized him as Governor Of the State the Presi
dent would decide IN his favor 1t is not probable,
after the arrival OF Judge Poland, OF the Con-
gressional investigating Committee In Washing
ton, on Friday. Hon. William ]. Hynes, Congress-
man-at-Large from the STATE, left here for Wash.
ington yesterday. in the interests OF the Smith
government.
A Denial from the Chairman OF tho Re-
publican State Committee.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 1s, 1874.
Henry M. Cooper. Secretary OF the Republican
State Central Committee authorizes denial uf
the telegram from Washington on Monday night,
that he telegraphed Senator Dorsey or any body
else that hundreds OF republicans were being ar
rested or that Smiths adheren rs were assembling
here or at any other point. He authorizes de-
niai Ia toto Of all knowledge OF such despatch.
Another Document from the ssPretender'
Smith-It Is Referred to the Attorney
General.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S, 1874.
The President to-day received another lengthy
telegram rom ex-Lieutenant Governor Smith, OF
Arkansas, reciting anew the points contained in
his recent proclamation and asking, in addition,
for carry action on the part OF the general govern
ment IN the pending controversy in Arkansas.
was referred to the Attorney General.
The published dispatches purporting TO have
been received here Monday and Tuesday nights by
Senator Dorsey from Il. NJ. Cooper, Secretary Of
the Arkansas Republican Central Committee and
others, were not received by Mr.. Dorsey, his name
having been falsely furnished to the press as the
person who received them and he dlsclaims re-
sponsibillty for their statement
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A.-Fancy Fars.-Ladfes, Visit Either
of the KN0XS Stores No 2 Broadway or In the Fitth
Hotel and select set of FURS suitable to your
fancy The price and quality will prove satsIact tory
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AT BELLEVUE.

Average temDerature for corresponding date
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The Wax 70 Secure n Beautiful skim

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the pores that all impurities can pass on from
he whole skin, instead of compelling them 10 OF
through the face the only part OF great many people
Impurities can work OF with facility. Sold by drug
ysts at 25c per cake. one box three cakes 6Oc by
nail (one box, three caKesl, 75c Address U. n. CRIT
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THE VOTE OF THE STATE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1s, 1874
The Eventng Journal says 1t has the lull official
vote In the state, which srands-
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A Lovely Complexion Obtained Only
CLEOPATRA ROSE TINT AND BELLE DE NUT.
Nine. DUVAL, 87S Broadway, sole Proprietor.
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tne fourteentn regiment and stationed at VAL
lauoiio, IN spain. he married the daughter OF q
veteran Don Felix Bianco Victoria, aud had o
large and Interesting family.
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Advice Gratis-No Cure NO Charge
DR.. FITLER'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY, cure FOR
rheumatism. Neuralgia Nervousness Is Bond street
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Tying Qualities OF GLkNN,s SuLPHuR SOAR are those
which characterize as an article OF the toilet II SOFT
ems and smootns the skn clears IL of pimpes aud dis
co and makes IL look and feel natural Sold
every where. Depot CRIrfENfON'S No. Sixth avenuH
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GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
Prince aortschakoR at Audience with Emperor
William.
BERLIN, Nov. Is, 1874.

BERLIN, NOV. IL, 1874
Prince G0rtscnakon Russian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs and Chancellor OF the Empire, is on visit
here.
He had interviews yesterday with the Emperor
william and Prince Bismarck.
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John A. Stckles.
James Cheever, Of Boston.

Mr.. James Cheever, OF Boston, died at his resi-.
dence in that city the 15tn inst, to the great
regret OF wide circle Of relatives and citizen
friends Mr.. Cheever was known to the business
community as an extensive and successful leather
merchant for many years, and gentleman distln-
gushed for honor and integrity IN all his transac
tions. Having accumulated an ample fortune, he
retired from the pursuits OF trade long since, but
with hs retirement he did not lose hts interest IN
public events. In both branches OF the city gov
ernment ne was faithful to the trusts confded TO
him, and was recognized as a wise and efficient
pupiic servant. IL was remarked py an ex-Mayor
OF Boston, while Mr.. Cheever held a seat IN the
Board OF Aldermen, that he said less and knew
more than any OF his associates. He represented
Boston In the State Legislature tor several
sessions, where he was respected for mis-
good sense, integrity and comprehension OF les,s-
Iative measures. In politics Mr.. Cheever was a
JcriersOnian democrat during all the days OF his
manhood; he was always regarded with the
greatest respect and confidence by his party, and
no man commanded more deierence among hts
political friends.
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DemocratlC. $4,000
Republican 366.03O
Temperance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u,077
showing a falling on In the aggregate vote Of
A6.471 as COMPARED with that OF 1872
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