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ENGLAND.
Holiday Observance in the etropolis-Churcl
Legislation IN Parliament.

LONDON August 8, 1874.
To-day Is bank and general holiday in this city,
CHURCH REGULATION.
The Public Worship Regulation bill passed its
Shrd reading in the House Of Commons this
evening.
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THE GRAssHOpPER RAvAGEs.

TORONTO, August 8, 1874.
A despatch from Fort Garry says reports from
all sections OF Manitoba indicate that the grass
hopper ravages are not so bad as first reported.
Fully one half o crop Is expected.
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FATAL BOATING ACCIDENT.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August g. 1874.
A boat was capsized at Hampton Beach yester-
day, and Alfred Dana Godfrey, OF Hampton,
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age, was drowned. Captain
]. +. Godfrey captain }. G. Palmer and another
sailor we're rescued, alter clinglng 70 the boat or
half an hour.
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GRAND LARCENY,

Margaret McNuty, aged thirty-seven years, iiv.
ing at No. 3l5 East Twenty. street, was
charged last night by Mary Smith, Of the same
place, with stealing $3.50 wor,h OF clothing from
her rooms. The accused was locked up in tho
Twenty hrst precinct station house 70 await ex-
animation TODAY
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DEATH OF A LADY SUPERIOR AT SEA.
BOSTON. AuQust q. 1S

1'ON'Hop'
The Lady Superior OF Notre Dame Academy.
Boston Highlands, who sailed In the steamship
Parthia hence July IL, for Liverpool, intending to
visit some OF the leading educational establish
ments In Europe, died suddenly when two days
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PERISHED IN THE PLANES.

BOSTON, August 8, 1874
tenement house in Danvers, owned by william
Porter, was burned last night and an occupant
named McCarty perished In the flames. The de-
ceased leaves . wife and family in Ireland.
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The Spanish Army Reinforcement No
tilted to Cuba.
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HOMICIDE BY A STATE SENATOR.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Angus

EVANSVILLE, Ind, August 3, 1874.
At owenborough, KY, to-day, IN difficulty
growing out Of the election excitement, George W.
swope state Senator shot and killed Perry Riley,
in the Court House yard, In u crowd oil hundreds
OF nAnnla. Swoue was arrested
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BODY RECOVERED AT SEA,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., AuI

ATLANTIC City, N. j., August 3, 1874.
The body Of Alfred II. sharpicss was found about
twelve miles at sea, opposite here, at two P. M.
to-day, by sailing party. The body was not much
dishgured with the exception OF the eyes, lips and
hair, which were.g0De aud bunch nf hair was
clutched IN Gao hand
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THE BANDIT VASOUEZ,

SAN FRANCISCO August 3, 1874.
Tilemcio yasquez, the murderer and bandit, OBJ
tanned change OF venue to-day from san Benito
county to Santa Clara county.
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THE LAWLEss SAVAGES.

The Last Raid in Wyoming Territory.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. August 3. 1874
Colonel Bradley, at Fort steele, telegraphed to
headquarters here yesterday as follows-
Indians have attacked haying party six miles
south OF Rawllns, They killed q citizen nam ed
johnson and captured stock. send wesscl's
company out at once.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Colorado at Key West-Orders and
Changes.
WASHINGTON August 3, 1874.
The Treasury Department is to-day advised Of
the arrival OF the colorado ut Key West from
Hampton Roads.
ADMIRAL REYNOLDS
is acting Secretary Of the Navy during the absence
from Washington OF Secretary Robson
ORDERS.
Lieutenant Adolph Mark Is ordered to duty at
the Asiatic station; Lieutenant Charles T. Hutch
ms Is detached from the Fortune and granted
leave; Mate Lewis +. StrOut, from the Triana and
ordered TO the Gettysburg; Mate James NJ Creigh-
ton, from the Gettysburg and ordered to the
Trlana; Passed Assistant Engineer William l..
Bailee from the Triana and granted sick leave.
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Meeting OF Naval COnstructors-Re-
ported Detachments Denied.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August B. 1874
Naval Constructors W. L. Hanscom, Thomas D.
Wilson and 8. D. Pook, a board for the examna-
ton of persons to be assistant naval constructors,
meet at this station next week.
The report detaching Commander Eastman,
Lieutenant Commander Nc Ook and Sailmaker
Seaman from duty at this station Is untrue.
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THE WEATHER 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
pharmacy HERALD BuIlding:-
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Averina Kennedy, the young girl who was
burned SO severely through her clothes catching
fire. at No. 1S2 Madison street. on sunday even-
Ing. died yesterday afternoon at Bellevue Hos
vxtfo al
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Positive Cure for Rupturc.-Dr.
GREGORY,S COMMON SENSE TRUSS gives universal
satisfaction humbug warranted to hold, with case
and comfort Explanatory pamphlets. lOc. 5o4 Broad
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WHEREABOUTS OF LOUIS RIEL.
MONTREAL, Canada, August

MONTREAL CaDad August 3, 1874.
Information has been received here that Louis
Riei is at Suncook, N H., the guest OF the Rev.
Mr.. Richer formerly q missionary IN the North
west Territory.
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A.-Rupture and Physical Oeformities
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No vesey street
LAat u.AIIaol
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GENERAL SHERIDAN AT NIAGARA

NIAGARA FALLS August 8, 1874.
General Phil Sheridan was serenaded this even
ing at the international Hotel by Gilmore's
Twenty Second Regiment Band. 1t was splen-
did ovation ana great enthusiasm prevailed.
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1874 1874

,rage temperature for corresponding date
ST year.. IVA
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ to 9 Z. N.
On Sunday from 10 p NJ
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Jealous Husband should Use Woi-
COTTrS CATARRH ANNIHILAToR. Catarrh produces
a Jealous disposition PAIN FAINT removes innsmma-
ton always,
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OBITUARY.
!. Il. Sloan

SALT LAKE CITY, August 8, 1874.
E. l.. Sloan, editor of the Salt Lake Herald, died
here this morning.
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Tho Cuba Army Reinforcement Order
Approved by the Madrid Mtn istry.
MADRID, August g. 1874.
At Cabinet Council to-day it was decided that
1000 troops be ordered forthwith to reinforce the
army in Cuba
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A.-Ruptured Men Who Wear the Elias.
TIC TRUSS Broadway, which soon cures Hernia can
help giving long whistle while passing the shops of
the metal truss and finger pad blacksmiths.
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A.-wedOinu Invitation

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styles lowest prices Foreign Note Paper, Cress Mono
grams: engraving and Printing OF every description.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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bso pAges.a library In ITSELF An admirable Presew
worth double its price, Il. j. HALE SON
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Health Restored without Medicinel
by pU BARRy's .REyALESTA ARABIC f0oD 70 ths
dgesiion) constipation diarrhea aedity, paipitaon,
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General Custer Encamped at the Foot of
tho Black Hills-Rep0rIed DOcility Of
the Indians.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, August 3, 1874
A despatch from Fort Sully, Dakota Territory
states that four Indian runners arrived at Chey-
enne Agency to-day direct rom the hostile camp
In the Black Hills. They saw General Custer's
command In camp near Black Butte, at the loot OF
she Black Hills, on the evening OF July 81. They
report that the hostile Indians knew nothing OF
General Custers expedition. and that they were
peacefully disposed and wanted TO come into the
agencies to trade.
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

present DulluIuB ID pain Dub ClcSdub StIuCtuTG
and in the very centre oil population.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Mr. p s. Gilmore and his band are at Buffalo.
Impresarlo Max Strakosch Is on his farm in
Staten Island.
cantata in honor OF the poet Petr irch was
produced at Avignon on July IS.
Mr.. Jerome G. Hopkins, composer, organst and
pianist, and OrpheOn director Is In New Jersey.
Mr. John T. Raymond is 70 appear at the Park
Theatre In new play by Mark Twain. He will be
followed by John s. Clarke.
Nine. Elena Corani the Irish prima donna, has
created sensation in the Royal Albert Hall,
Kensington, in singing romance composed for
her by Messrs. W. Guernsey and J. vinzenga.
M. Membree's new opera, "L'Esclave," br ought
out O short time ago at the opera House, Paris.
came so late in the season that no audience OF any
fair dimensions could be brought together to wit
ness 1t.
Handeps oratorio, "Joshua" was lately sung at
at Zurich, switzerland, with Mines. Peschka
Leutner and Ida Suter, - Weber, Mile. Amelie
King and Messrs. vogt, Hill and Wheeling as
sOlOlsts.
Mile. Ttetjens, at her benefit at Her Majesty's
Opera July II, received as present gold casket
gold and silver wreath and piece OF jewelry in
the shape of gold butterfly, head OF opal and
wings OF diamonds.
The point at issue In London, as well as in this
city, Is whether she entirety OF performance Is
preferred by an educated opera audience, or the
predominance OF caprIcous prime donne, whose
exacttops mast soon come TO climax.
Miss Bessie Sudow, the actress was robbed OF o
camei's hair shawl, valued at 5000, and other
valuable articles Of wearing apparel, just as she
was leaving for Europe on the City Of Richmond
on Saturday. Other passengers announced losses
and complained bitterly Of the negligence OF the
company whereby such outrages could be success
fully committed.
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he ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
TION.
LITTLE Rock, August 8, 1874.

The Constitutional Convention to-day completed
the consideration of the franchise and militia ar
tlces of the new constitution.
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s p A I n
A British Squadron TO Rendez-
yous or Barcelona.
THE ITALIAN FLAG AT THE NORTH
Germany and England in Union
Concerning Contrebands.

LONDON. August 8, 1874.
The British Mediterranean squadron will leave
Malta tomorrow for Barcelona.
An Italian frigate has been ordered to the north
'ern coast Of Spain.
THE OARLIsTs AGAINST A CHURcHMAN.
1t is asserted that the Cariists have shot the
Canon Of the diocese OF Victoria.
Germany and England Reconciled Com
corning COntrnbands.
PARIs, August 8, 1874
lie Temps says Germany and England have ar
rived at u complete unde Outstanding on the Spanish
question: and hereafter no complaint will be
made If British ships conveying contraband OF war
60 the Carsts are seized.
The Republicans in Possession of Olot.
MADRID, August 8, 1874.
The republican forces have entered Olot. They
met with no opposition.
The Carlsts fed, leaving behind them one
hundred prisoners.
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Imnortnnt Notice.

Important Notice.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF RADwAYs
READY RELIEF with them. A few drops In water will
prevent sickness or pains from change OF water.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will In . few moments
cure Cramps Spasms, Sour stomach Heartburn, Sick
Headache, Darrhna Dysentery, Colic. Wind in the
Bowels and ali Internal Pains.
The New York herald., 1874-08-04

Denis Donovan, Formerly Mt Dclmons
icos gives table dhote Dinner at his restaurant No.
EastTwelfth street, for 81 So wine included
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
The Spanish Army To BE Largely Reinforced.

LONDON, August g. 1874.
The Spanish government Ia about 10 despatch
1000 additional troops to CUBA.
The New York herald., 1874-08-04

Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Anklets, Abdominal Supporters suspensory Ban
dages shoulder Braces aud Clutches, at MARsUS Trus
Ohice, No Vesey street. Lady in attendance.
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HAVANA, AupuSC 8, IS74
The Spanish Minister OF War has teegraphed to
Captain General Concha that 1900 soldiers. with
full complement OF officers, will be sent to Cuba
as speedily as possible
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-30

A PRrNcEIy GrFT.-John G. Green, Esq
Of New York city, brother Of ex-Chancello
Green, who has proven his great interest in
Princeton College on previous occasions, has
made another gift to that institution. At a
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees held on
Friday last, it was announced that MIR. Green
had placed the sum of 100000 at the dis
osll of the Board for the purpose of endow-
ing AMI fully equpping the department of
c vi engineering, in the school of science. =
This department was established by Mr..
Green, who has already expended fully il not
quite 100000 in buildings apparatus, &c.
A full course in it occupies three years, which
are devoted to Mathematics in its various
branches Chemistry, Mineralogy, Zoology,
Natural Philosophy, Modern Languages, ETC.
The tuition is $l20 a year.
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Sea,epe Cold /

A severe cough can be cured in few days,
by using DIR. BURToN's VEGETABLE CoUeH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is one Of
best remedies known for coughs colds, bron-
chitis, and all affections of the throat or lungs
that may lead to consumption. Being Of a
great benefit in all cases where the lungs or
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause.
Sample bottles are to be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores of Robbins e. Severns, or c.
f. Moore, Lambertvile, N. j., or III. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa.
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We are sorry to see that the cruel practice
of clipping horses is coming more in vogue
than ever. That this practice is wrong is
sufficiently proved by the fact that it is I'M
natural. Nature has provided with a heavy
growth of hair at this season of the year as a
protection against the cold and there is about
as much reason in dcpriying the animal Of
this protection as there would be in compell-
ing coaclrmen 10 wear linen busters instead of
overcoats in Winter, merely to satisfy a within
of fashion. 1t may be interesting to know
that this barbarous custom originated in Wales
where the shaggy ponies are in use. From
there it spread to England and thence to this
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-30

Dull TIMES EVERYWHERE The decline
in industrial energy is pot confined to tie
United States. At Krupp's foundry and
mills, at Essen, Prussia, 700 men have been
recently discharged an extensive lockout is
in progress at Soigncs, Germany, among the
scissors makers 10, 900 coal miners are on a
strike caused by a second reduction of wages
at the mines in DEMONSTRATING, England and
the Clyde ship builders have reduced wages
five and ten per cent. The generality Of these
should convinces laboring men
that the construction that affiicts their pockets
is not q local ailment, but general.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

CUAfMfNGSs--Dcc %, 1874 at parsonage Of
Christian Church Milford, j., by Elder Charles A.
Beck, Winfield $. Moore, and Sarah A. Cummings, both
OF LambetviIle.
HOPKINS fGoLDEN.- Ion Christmas Eve, December
"a 1874 M the rsds of John Kituhin in Soebury
township Bucks Co., Pa, by Benjamin s. Rich Esq.
Solebury.
LARE-CRATF.--Decemhe 18th, by Rev. r. Van
Amburgh at the residence ofthe BRIDES father David
/. Lare to Melvina Crate, both Of h ,adington.
TINE-SH December 10Th at the residence Of the
brides mother, by the same, b T. Tine, Of Stanton TO
Mrs. Mary c. Sharp, of Round Valley
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Nearly one hundred Kuklux came into the
Court at Carthage, Tenn, week ago, and
gave themselves up, assurance having been
given that they would be treated leniently.
They were required to take an oath that they
would never again go in mask nor in any
manner connect themselves with an organiza-
ton of the nature Of Kuklux after which
they were pardoned by the Governor They
We're mostly between fifteen and twenty years
of age.
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The Chicago Railoay Reoieso is informed by
the leading iron manufacturers and dealers in
that city, that there is very large amount Of
Inquiry for steel rails and that tho prospect
of good Spring business is excellent, g in
fact, never BETTER A large number of rail-
road companies Will, according to present APP
pearances, take advantage Of the low prices to
relay their trackswith steel rails. This is not
abe only fresh proof of the turning of the
tide, that even the conservative Nation declares
has already begun in the business world.
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Europe bristles with bayonets, although
peace reigns everywhere except in SPAIN
Germany has an immense army the French
army will within twelve years be Increased
TO l. 100000 men, and RUSSIA will havc n stand
ing army Of $4,000 and reserve of l, 740,-
600. Austria could take the field with 50O,-
900 men, Italy with 400, 600, and Turkey with
100000. England has 500. 900 men to defend
her soil, and cNuld put 10000 to $4,000 men in
TO q European war.
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To THE AFFLICTED matter under
what form of sickness you labor, there is one
great truth you should keep in mind All
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the blood. Purify that, and the disease must
depart but you cannot purify the blood by
the use of poisonous drugs, and exhaustive
stimnlants. The best Blood Purifier ever dis
covered is DIR. WALKEIs's famous VINEGAR
BITTERs compounded of simple herbs.
Dec. 90, 4t.
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A MuRDEnER's CoNFEssIoN.--Annvil
Lebanon, county, Pa, is greatly excited over
the confession made by a man named Peters,
a hotel keeper of the place aud prominent
citizen, that he murdered his first wife, who
was found dead in the hotel barn sixteen years
ago, with her skull broken, supposed 70 have
been the result Of kick from horse, Peters
has made several attempts to commit suicide
during the past few years, and after one Of
these attempts last week, delivered himseifnp
to the Sheriff of the county. and made the
confession.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-30

The German residents Of Newark have
made demand on the politicians for one
third Of the city offices. The Irish voters
should also put in plea for due proportion,
and the distribution might be extended to any
Swedes, Frenchmen or Italians who may hap
pen to live in the city IN Philadelphia, II is
said, the colored citizens intend to make SINH
lar demands for official recognition. Why not
the weavers, the carpenters, the storekeepers,
and the dFAymen -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-30

Dir. d. Al. Hopkins, of Park Ridge, who has
charge of the gearing on a large number Of
important railroads, has entered into con-
tract with the New York & New Jersey road,
by which he has entire charge, and is enabled
to carry on some impoytailt experiments at
his own expense. By the terms of the con-
tract for every journal that gets hot he for
fcits the sum Of 50.
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The Judges of the General Term of the
City Court of Brooklyn have rendered de-
cision refusing to order the bill of particulars
demanded by Mr. Beecher's counsel The
ease viii now be tried ON its mel its, nntram-
meled by technical restrictions.
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DEATHS.

CANDY Infant CHI nd of VIM. and Martha a. Gandey
Dec. Goth, 1874, aged months
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, from the house,
QUICK.-In Pennington, November 26th, Jacques v.
Quick, Sem, aged 50 years and 10 days
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2sth,, near Croton, Margaret
Ann Shepperd aged 80 years months aud days.
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