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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-20
POLITICAL.

1O1lI1UAI.
NEVADA
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET
ELECTION:
Tuesday, November 8, 1874
FOR GOVERNOR,
JIG. HAZLETT,
OF LYON COUNTY.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
John q owman n,
OF SYE COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESSMAN,
VIM. WOODBURY..
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT (LoNo ryaM.A
w. II. BEATTY
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT (sHonr rgnM,)
Warner Earll,
| OF ELKo COUNTY.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
.. F.7iolkne11.
OF oRxsBY COUNTY
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
]. D. MINOR,
OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
M Oses Tebbs,
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER,
L. j. HOG E,
OF EUREKA COUNTY.
FOR CONTROLLER,
W. W. HOBA RT,
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN DAY,
OF LYON COUNTY.
FOR suP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
s. P. X E L l. Y,
OF EUREKA COUNTY.
FOR STATE MINERALoGIsT,
H, r. WHIT Z H I l. l.,
OF CHURCHILL COUNTY.
FOR STATE PRINTER,
. c. G. WYNN
OF wAsHoE COUNTY.
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Sd day Of November Next,
At the different precincts in the county Of Lin.
coin, an Election will be held for State and
County, District and Township Ofncers, viz:
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Congressman,
One Judge Supreme Court (Long TERM,
One Judge Supreme Court tshort TERM.
One Clerk Supreme Court,
One Secretary Of State,
One Attorney General,
One State Treasurer,
One Controller,
One Surveyor General,
One Superintendent Of Public instruction,
One State Mineralogist.
One State Printer,
One State Senator,
Three Assemblymen.
One District Judge,
One Sheriff,
One County Clerk,
One Assessor,
One Treasurer.
One County Recorder,
| One District Attorney,
One County Surveyor,
Two County Commissioners,
One Superintendent Of Public Schools,
| One Justice Of tho Peace,
| One Constable,
Three School Trustee.
The Ballots to be used at said election shal
be printed on . good quality OF white bool
| paper, and the size shall be four inches II
width by eight inches In length. Said ballo
or ticket shall be free from marks. characters o.
device or thing that would enable any person =
distinguish 1t by the back. or when folded
from any other legal ticket or ballot. Which
election shall be opened not later than
O'Clock .. m. and shall continue until o'clocl
| p. m Of the same day.
Dated this 18th day Of October, A. D. 1874.
| p. B. MILLER,
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
| oc18-te
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THE FOUR NEGRO MuRDERERs.

Excitement Among the Blacks In Flor
ida-A Band Organized to Rescue the
Conference.-The Rescuing Force De-
TERED by the Rum0red Calling Out Of
the Militia-Negroes Concentrating mt
the Place Of Exec uti0n.
TOWNSVILLE, Ca, April 49, 1874
Information received to-day confirms the state
ments made yesterday, OF The purpose OF a large
band OF negroes in Norida to the four murder
ers to be executed here tomorrow. Four hundred
are reported to have left the vicinity of Monticello,
in Jefferson county, to join the main force in Leon
county, from where they were to march directly
for this point, This body was IN communica-
ton with the negroes here, and by this
means their project has probably been
frustrated. Reports were purposely circulated
here that the Governor OF the State mad ordere
several companies OF infantry from Atlanta and
Augusta, cavalry from Macon, and infantry and
artillery from Savannah. which were to rendezvous
here certainly by tomorrow morning These re.
ports were at once transmitted to the proposed
Invading and rescuing force by special messen-
gers with the desired effect oil lettering them in
their purpose.
Two white military companies are under arms
here tonight and the approaches to the jail are
strictly guarded. Excitement still runs high, but
1t Is the belief OF the authorities that the execution
tomorrow will pass of quietly. Struggling gangs
or negroes are reported coming to town tonight
could be seen. In order to guard against any sur
prize number OF videttes on horseback were
thrown out tonight In the direction from wi CD
the invaders are expected to come.
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.


Miss Nelson appears In her favorite role OF Juliet
at Booths on Monday.
The "Parisan Folly' will be withdrawn to.
morrow night from the Lyceum.
Clara Morris appears at Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn
Theatre on Monday next in "Article An
The dramatic season at Nblo's will close on Sat.
urday next, when Frank Mayo will make his last
ap pearance as Davy Crockett.
The members OF the Metropolitan Theatre Com
pany win tender benefit to Manager II. w. But
Ter at Niblos on next Thursday.
"Black Eyed Susan" will be given at Ntblo's on
Monday, on the occasion OF o benefit to L. J. VIM
cent the popular stage manager.
Queen OF Night in 'The Magic Flute" with Mile
Pauline Canissa as Pamina. The opera will be
given in German.
Arrangements have been made at the Lyceum
for the production Of an emotional DRAMA adapted
from the French, entitled LA Marjoaine,n on
Monday evening next, with new company.
DR.. spencer will give the second OF his interest
ing series OF matinee readings at Association
Hail. on tomorrow, Saturday. He will read selec-
lions from Tennyson, Dickens, Shakespeare, Bret
Harte and Schiller.
1t is not the fault OF the Colosseum management
If their enterprise is not brought before the public
copy Of their programme was lett yesterday
evening at every private house In the city above
Tenth street. With the cooperation Of the Amerl-
can District Telegraph Company the entire distrl-
button was effected in a few minutes over an hour.
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noon. The wind IL east, veerlng to NORTH and u
blowing hard. The river is very rough ana the
oanser oi an overflow Is increasing All tho
var Landing Port Hudson Bonnet Care. Belle
Cnasse ana verbol are reported closed The I'M
preston prevails that the storm thia evening win
cause an inundation Of additional plaIr tions ON
the lower coast. The water is running freely over
the ievees at many points.
Delegations OF planters from the ver,psrishesr
bordering on the Ouachita and Red rivers q well
as from parishes bordering on the Miss5ssippi
waited on the Governor to-day stating thar rjeira
cattle and stock had all been drowned. their lands
and houses inundated and themselves and their
laborers reduced TO restitution by the unprece-,
dented foods They ask that the Unitef States
military authorities be requested to issue ratf9ns
to the sufferers.
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TELEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 49, 1874.
In the House OF Commons this evening Sir Stat
ford Northcote, Chancellor OF the Excbequer, sub
mitted the annual budget, the leading features OF
which are as fOllows:-
The total gross revenue Of the United Kingdom
In the year ended March 81, 1874, amounted to
a77,aS5,OOO, exceeding Mr. loves estimates by
SASKATOON. The total gross expenditure for the
same year was etc, 5000. This includes the sum
paid tor the Geneva award, but does not embrace
the expenses Of the Ashantee war. The excess OF
the expenditures over the estimate was FL $4,000.
The total revenue for the current financial year,
ending March 81, 1875, Is estimated at Ell 900,
and the total expenditures at Eta $685. 00O leaving
surplus of f5, 492 0OO These estimates are virtu-
ally based on Mr.. Gadstone's figures
Sir Stafford Northcote proposes to dispose of the
surplus by reducing the income tax one penny in
the pound, aboishirg the duties on sugar from the
LIST OF May, creating additional terminable annui-
ties to the amount OF f45oooO, reducing the ma
tional debt 100000 in ten years. contributing
81, TO the relief OF local taxation and abol-
ishing horse licenses. These measures it is estI-
mated, will absorb f5, 100000 OF the surplus, leav-
ing residue of 1882, 900.
When the Chancellor Of the Exchequer had con-
cluded his speech explaining the figures Mr.. Lowe
rose and expressed his cordial approval Of the
budget and its recommendations.
resolution for the abolition the sugar duties,
as proposed in the budget, was immediately moved
and passed.
Thursday next was agreed upon as the date for
general debate on the budget.
What the Press Says Of the Budget.
LONDON, April 17-8 A. M.
The morning journals generally approve the
budget.
The Times points to the fact that the revenue OF
the coming year Is estimated on an unprece-
dentedly liberal SCALE and considers the proposed
reduction OF the debt small in comparison.
Earl Russell ON q Rampage for Public
Information.
LONDON, April 16, 1874
In the House Of Lords tonight Earl Russell
gave notice that on May he should ask for copies
OF the correspondence Of the British government
with the governments OF Germany, France, Russia
and Austria relative to the maintenance of
peace also, that he should call for copies OF the
instructions sent to Sir Edward Thornton. Minister
at Washington, in regard to the oregon boundary
question, and, further, for an account of the COM
pensation made by the United states for damages
caused by the Fenian raids on Canada.
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To THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YoRx -
va @e
ss %
Pd ssa nn ne w Sos a
q over the
proVIasa the celebration g Ne Ans.i:
ars mahniactures and natural Of this aud
OF he the auspices OF the
And ,t the act q June sT2 nea The s s
BY the C9mmisoners apportioned among the several
s sass By
s % & % es sss 70
o sgS. ~ o nsa nd tns GoP h
Snsn insure rns
proved and other preliminary and neiaensal arrange
ye A 81 s Me a to an
the S IKE Bs q to s
APPROPRIATENESS and % MAINTAIN ihs spirit
ssas the sesa
pate and they reason to BELIEVE this
T bs be made ~
individuals the States and Territories Of Missouri.
California Louisana Florida MsTyiand. OHIO. w.con:
Island Arkansas AiaDans sT New YORK virginia iowa
the eom%emosation Of the Close tho
The city Of Philadelphia vas selected as the most at
ting locality at winch to celebrate the birth OF American
Il That iron, Philadelphp the Magma oharta O. hs-
@ ~ %S1 an
s s snsy
phia Is the mast central ana 70 the whale
at the very place Of its brit, ,,,,, ,a,.,x ,,
b e aeen
Of exhibition Of the stnpendou progress made BY the
dependenc eeGPe everythns relating 70 the natural
o in @ and %
stapions which benefit mank n 49,. o,. ~,
n9W The @ ns a ad the
saneea Be- to bring
h Sr mt ns Srodo
devices necessary to adequate expression Of the
sna r. sS,s
that occupied at Vienna BY England or France This 3
twentyseven states and ten Territories viii each Of
That lie stock Of he Centennial Board of Finance
m e 6 e. es xsa share
be BY " Ser
and desSsa in e
stock feel assured that there patriotic desire 10
tbs
@ @ 70 ns o s%
shares at SO each eeriasaes Of s9Sk win 6s
on the 18th Of April 1876 and close on the ls
ras
BODY & ns r.
unmindul OF the patriotic interest in the Centenn Il
orna it as it deserves. Phadelphia the SCENE Of
immortal Declaration, only In the old hall whe
it was written and whence It was m o
claimed. but in the extensive park whs
the exhibition is to be held, sacred the re-
sort of Washington and the s,ionary worth es,
has given many times her share to the memorial Is
her celesra tion-t is the naton'a History has i'm
designated that city the spot where the nan
sentiment be historically expressed Every shef
city and State inspired by the sentiment ~ ;ery
man and woman North and Sputh,. Is stirred Ey the
impulse. All the peoples OF the earth are .nes
spectators and students of our progress The FORK
therefore, is at once national and internation1 Il
reaches every class and every interest IL will the
most remarkable comparison ana interchange q ideas
and Inventions of art and science. Of tho prou
the EARTH the brain and the hands-the most u endly
and complete intercourse between tho races Of az
tries in modern civilization II Is Impossible to- leiev
that any portion OF American people will he's tate Il
unite in what is sacred memory and sacred obliga
ton. JOHN VEL iSH.
President OF the Centennial Board OF Fin ,ance.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, April Ill A. M. J
Probabilities

WAR DEPARTMENT., ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, April III A. M. J
Probabilities.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE
REGION, FRESH AND BRISK EAST TO NORTH WINDS,
CLOUDY WEATHER AND RAIN WILL PREVAIL, Ex-
cEpT OVER THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THIS AREA
PARTLY AS SNOW, WHICH CONDITIONS WILL GRADU.
ALLY EXTEND OVER NEW ENGLAND.
For the South Atlantic States cloudy and rainy
weather and variable Winds mostly from southeast
and northeast.
For the West Gulf States north and northwest
winds and clear and clearing weather. which con-
ditlons will extend over the East Gulf States Ten
nessee and the lower Ohio Valley.
For the upper lake region northeast to SOUTH
east winos and partly cloudy weather, with pos
sibly light rain or snow from Lake Michigan to
Lake Huron.
For the Northwest east to south winds, with clear
or partly cloudy weather over Iowa and Missouri.
The Cumberland River, the Tennessee. the Mis-
sissipp at and below Cairo and the Ohio at Pitts.
burg and below Evansville will continue rising.
Cautonary signals continue at New Orleans,
Mobile and Jacksonville.
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THE PLAYFUL REDS.
Peace and Godlincss Among Them Re-
ported from acknowledgements to the
Church-The Disconnected Bands I'm

Peace and Godlincss Among Them Re-
ported from Acknowledgement to the
Church-The Disseminated Bands in
Dakota.
WASHINGTON, April 49, 1874
letter has been received by the President
from Mr.. Z. B. Bateman, agent OF the Indians OF
the Round Valley reservation, California, dated
the 3lst ult., in which the writer says :-"Under
the favorable workings OF your Indian policy the
government wards on this reserve are being rap
idly Christianized A religious awakening COM
menced among them months since. More than 500
adults have applied Tor and been admitted
to membership In the Church and are walking IN
honorable obedience to the Divine requirements.
They pray for their 'Great Captain at Washing
ton, and thank God for enabling him to devise q
plan that is securing to them so many blessings.
The work continues with good prospect OF soon
valley. Previous to my arrival last November
there was not convert In the reservation:
Meetings were opened Immediately and the good
work at once commenced, which has been ably
assisted and sustained by the female teachers
who came here a short time before"
The following has been received by secretary
Delano:-
RED CLOUD AGrScy. !
DAKOTA TERRITORY, March 81, 1874
Hon. G. DKLANo, secretary of the Interior
the Req Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies
great pleasure In reporting that the Indians at
the former agency have complied with request made
att council held some TWO weeks ago and have per-
mitted their agent to make satisfactory census Of
them. We have informed the Indians that their good
behavior this respect would be reported by us to the
~" s'''' '''"'1'' Wv" S'''' ' WILLIAM H. HARE.
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VIRGINIA STATE BONDS.
Bondholders' Meeting in London Resolutions Of
Compliment and Words Of Regret.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 16, 1874
The holders OF bonds OF the State of Virginia
met here to-day and adopted resolutions compn-
menttng Governor Kemper on his recent financial
message to the Legislature, regretting the in
creasing number OF defaults committed. by States
OF the American Union, as calculated to defraud
bondhoders and impair the credit of the Federal
as well az the State governments and declaring
that they will hereafter dscountenance any at
tempts to raise monev IN European markets on
the part OF defaulting States.
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THE MISSISSIPPI ORBVAssB.

Tho Emects OF tho STANDARDIZATION of
Planters Waiting ON Governor KEEL
logg-Their stock All Drowned--The
People Suffering for Food.
NEW ORLEANS April 10, 1874.
The McCulen crevasse, below Baton Rouge Is
reported to be under conrrol.an VIII doubtless
be closed.
The Bonnet Carrie crevasse. is gradually increas'
Ing.
There were hesvv showers here this morning.
aevere rain storm Ass been prevailing since
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

DiMaeli's Budget Submitted to the Commons and
Passed-A Large Revenue, with Five Mil
lions and a Half Of Surplus-The Gentva
Award Money Included, but the Cost
Of the Ashantee War Omitted
The Sugar Duties Abolished.
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FRESHEST IN THE SOUTH.
Frcshet I'm Tennesscc-The Rivers Rising
Rapidly-Grcat Loss OF Property.


Rapidly-Grcat Loss Of Property.
NASHVILLE, April 10, 1874.
The Cumberland River is still rising one inch an
hour Several hundred feet OF Market street
south Of Broad are now many feet under water. to
the great damage OF stores and residences Should
the water rise one foot more 1T will invada the
easements Of thirty or forty business houses on
Front street north OF Broad. Merchants are now
moving goods and cotton to more secure places,
one frm will have to move 5000 barrels Of salt at
a loss OF 81 900. The damage TO goods and the ex-
penses OF moving them are already very large
The high water has caused serious damage on the
different lines OF railroad In this section Trains
the Northwestern Railroad has also suffered
seriously.
The Tennessee River Is very fnl ana rising Mt the
rate OF two inches per hour, ana threatens an
overflow. The Cumberland, Stone and Duck riv.
ers are higher than at any time since IS47 and.
from present Indications, WIN reach or exceed :he
height attained In that year.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.
Action Of the Shareholders Protection Committee
in London.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 16-5 P. M.
The Erie Shareholders Protection Committee
have tonight sent a protest to the London Bank
ing Association requiring them on pain Of being
held responsible, to suspend any use OF funds de-
rived from the recent issue OF bonds until it shall
have been ascertaned whether the issue was
fraudulent, owing to concealment OF real accounts
rendered by Dunan to President Watson.
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FRANCE.
Eugsnie Expected in Paris-The Bazains-
MacMahon Despatch Case.


PARIS, April 10, 1874
1t Is rumored that the ex-Empress Eugene will
be In Paris Friday and Saturday incognitd.
COLONEL sTOEFFEL ACQUITTED.
The military tribunal has acquitted colonel
Stoere of the charge of suppressing the dispatches
from BazaIne to MacMahon.
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES.
Rowing Match Between sadler and Bagnall-
A Close Struggle Over the
Universties' Course
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON April 18, 1874.
rowing match for the championship OF the
Thames and f200 side took place to-day on that
river, between Sadler and Bagnali.
The course was rom Putney to Mortlake. sadler
won by three lengths.
The betting was ave to four In hH favor.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
wear. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Buiding:-
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

PHILADELPHIA. April q, 1s7a. 4
The arst championship game OF base bar be-.
tween Che Athletic and Philadelphia clubs was
played this afternoon in the presence OF ab0uti
4. 600 persons. The Athletics outDatted and out
felded their opponents at all points, Umpire
Thomas Carey, OF the Hutuals.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION BILL.


NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1874.
Governor Kellogg this evening sent to the on
cia Journal a statement that he has examined the
additional Election bill referred TO in the Senate
debate on Wednesday, and finding It In many re-
spects Objectionable, VIII In no contingency sign
or pr0muigate II
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President Watson's Position,

President Watson's Position.
The officers Of the Erie Railway Company In this
city concur in the propositions Of the foreign
shareholders, and it is expected that President
Watson's report upon Mr.. Dunan's statements
will be submitted to the Board on Tuesday next.
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"A Competent Physician Can FL
employment at moderate salary in Now 0rk city,
dress box 2, 321 New York Post 3f1cc.
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Anything i'm the Medical or Surgical
line sent by mail cxprass at reasonable n ices
DR.. DREMOND box La3 Post office.
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A.-For n First Glass Dress or Rs sfness
HAT go direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCd ED Liz
str
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Positive and Permanent ure for
rheumatism, Neuralgia nd Nervous DenH s-Dr FIT.
LERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Il john street and
drug
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Average temperature ycsIcEuhy ~ a
Average temperature for corresponding date
iast YEAR. ...................... Az
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For Moth, Patches, Frcclkles, Tam
and ala Brown, Discoorations your druggist for
PERRY'S NOW. AND FRECKiE LOTION; It Is In all
cases iniallbtafand harmless Depot 20 Bond street.
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Ask Your Halter for the .70I1 Joke
HAT, by case dozen. Soc TOPPING, M iNARD A
Mere
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Consumption.
the scourge of the human family may in its early
stages be promptly arrested snd pey lanently cured
RAvENswOOD. Va. Oct "a IN
DR. r " PIERCE, Bufialo, Va
SrR-For last year have been using your GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY. ! owe ~ " life to it having
afflicted Tor years ld nos 1t but short time
before benefited At that 10 was ycry had noe
able to sit up much sung ing greatly with nv
throat getting blind, had dry cough and r,uch
pain in my lungs have tes twelve bottles OF The
Discovery and am almost well
KATE r. wARDNER
son of Mr.. j. II. Meseck, OF. Chatham -Four Corners
N ". been cured CONSUMPTION by DR. PIERlyE,d
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCUv ERY-so says Mr. G. b
Canfied, editor.of the Chat ham Courier.
8. r. Eglnr. druggist, OF West Union, Ohio writes ia
state. that DR. PIERCES GOLDEN MEDICAL, Dis
CovERY has affected wonderful Of Consr ppton
in his neighborhood.
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ENGLAND.
Great Pension and Great Praise for Wolselev-
An Election Annulled-Cabinet Appoint
ment-The River Thames Ex-
- pected to Overflow
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 10. 1874.
The Queen has sent message TO the House OF
Commons recommending a grant OF $4,000 to
General Sir Garnet Wolseley.
AN ELECTION DECLARED yo1D.
The last election for Member OF Parliament in
Hackney has been declared void and new cleo
ton ordered.
THE SOLICITOR GENERALsHIP.
J0hn Holker, Q. c., has been appointed Solicitor
General and has accepted the appointment.
THE THAMES IN TIDAL EXCITEMENT.
The Inhabitants OF Lambeth and vicinity are
creating temporary entertainments on the Thames
In anticipation OF another high tide next Satur-
day.
A COAL MINE ON PRE-.
The Dukinfeld mine, where the explosion &C.
CURED, is still burning hercely.
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Havana L0ttery--Extr ordinary Draws
ing. Circular sent and information given Address all
orders TO J. y. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street fosss