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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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WASHINGTON, March 20, 1874.
Passed Assistant Paymaster George II. Grifflng
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swain Charles Miller to the New York Navy Yard
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The Authorities Appealed to at Nfnonk,
m.-Union Men and Women In the
Fight.
CHICAGO, March co. 1874
number of the coal miners ar Mlnonk Wood
ford County, ILL.,, recently formed miners union,
and yesterday the prOprletOrs OF the mines dis
charged all the members of the union and filed
their places with Norwegian miners. During the
day the discharged miners gathered at the shafts,
and endeavOreG by threats and persuasion to pre-
vent the new hands going to work, but were IN
successful, and were finally sent Off the premises
Last evening the wives OF the discharged miners
gathered in the vicinity OF the Shalt ana assalled
the new men and the President the mining COM
pany with eggs and other missiles, aud the trouble
finally reached the dimensions OF riot when the
town authorities being unable to suppress, Gov
ernor Beverage was telegraphea to Tor military
aid. In response the Governor despatched Adlu-
tant General Higgins, with quantity OF arms. to
the scene of trouble, and telegrapned the Sheriff
to aid IN suppressing the disturbance.
To-day number OF the rioters were arrested,
and at last advlces were being tried before
Justice OF the Peace. There appears to be great
excitement In MnOnk. but so lar there is no &C.
count Ut serious damage
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THE PHILADELPHIA WEAvERs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 90, 1874
The recent employees OF Schepper Brothers,
SILK and poplin weavers are still on strike for
higher wages, with no prospect Of getting what
they want. They held meeting to-day but moth
Ing definite resulted.
A delegate meeting OF carpet weavers was ned
night to ascertain the number of manufacturers
paying and those not paying standard prices. The
meeting was composed of representatives from
each shop and was private.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 90 1874.
In the House OF Commons to-day when the re.
port on the address to The Crown was presented
MIR. Isaac Butt moved an amendment, represent
ing the dissatisfaction OF Ireland with the present
system of government, and declaring 1t to be the
duty Of Parliament to consider speedily the means
Of removing such discomfort.
Mr.. Butt said the Irish asked for the manage
mant OF their local affairs, leaving to Parliament
the control OF supreme matters. The government
OF Ireland was based on dlstrust. The people
asked the new Prime Minister not for immediate
home rule but Tor complete policy OF Cancellation
The Lord Mayor or Dublin seconded the amend
ment
Messrs Ne vdegate and Gladstone opposed II.
MT. Gladstone argued that such division Of
legislation as the amendment proposed was i'm
practicable. There was no authority to determine
what affairs could be considered as exclusively
Irish.
Lord Robert Montagu, Sir George Bowyer, Mr.
Johnston and others supported the amendment
Sir Michael Beach, Chief Secretary Tor Ireland,
denied the gravity OF the grievances. he said
each party in Ireland interpreted home rule" &C
cordlng to its own particular wants.
The discussion then closed, and the amendment
was rejected by vote o. 81 to ia.
MIR. wHALLEY's CONTEMPT.
motion was made that the letter or Lord Chief
Justice Cockonrn in regard to Mr.. Whalley's COM
mltment Tor con ,empt OF Court be referred to the
Committee on Privilege, but, on the suggestion OF
Mr. Disraeli, 1t was referred TO a select committee
BUDGET CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. Disraelt gave notice that the government
would ask for an adjournment OF the House from
March 81 to April l3. He advised that session be
held tomorrow and that next week be devoted to
passing the bills OF supply. He promised that the
Budget would be ready on the 10th OF April.
SUDDEN RISE AND OVERFLOW OF THE THAMES.
The waters Of the Thames rose rapidly to-day
and overlooked the embankments in this CITY,
n0oding the adjacent streets and warehouses;
Putney was inundated, and there were several
narrow escapes from drowning.
The latest reports-at mldnight-go to show that
the rise in the Thames was caused by a remarkably
high tide all along the eastern coast of England
Ipswich, Yarmouth ana Hull were partially flooded.
PATENT LAWS ASSIMILATION.
deputatiOn from the Associated Chambers of
Commerce waited to-day upon Lord Derby, the
Foreign Minister, and urged the advantage OF an
international convention to assimilate the patent
laws OF all countries, beginning with those of Great
Britain and the United States.
Lord Derby replied that such assimilation was
desirable.
REFLECTED.
Lord John Manners, the new Postmaster Gen.
erai, has been reelected to Parliament.
A CITY RAILROAD IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the bankruptcy case OF the Metropolitan
Street Tramway Company liquidation has been
ordered.
Weather Report.
LONDON, March 90 1874.
The weather throughout England to-day is un-
aettled.
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rElEsaAms TO the NEW Yuak HERALD.

LONDON, March 90. 1874
The Twenty-third regiment OF in antry (Royal
Welsh Fusileers), which arrived at Portsmouth
yesterday rom the Gold Coast In the troop ship
lamar dlsemoarked this morning In the presence
oil an immense crowd.
The weather was beautiful.
CONGRATULATIONS WITH HORN
They were met by the Mayor and corporation OF
the town, who presented them with an address
ana also with regimenta goat, to replace the one
that died at Cape Coast Castle.
'pUICK MARCH," CHEERS AND A HOME WELCOME.
Upon the conclusion OF these Ger emOnles the
troops took up their march Tor the railway stanon
where they had lunch Lelore departing from the
town. The entire route of the march from the
dock ward 10 the station was beautifully deco
and crowded with people, WAC were madly en-.
thusiastIc cheer upon cheer greeting the return
ing warriors.
There were many Affecting scenes in the streets.
ROUGH AND READY.
The troops were attred IN the same uniform they
wore during the Ashantce campaign.
STILL THEY COME
The steam ship Sarmatian, with the returning
Hiehlanders on board, is In sight OF Portsmouth,.
The regiment will land tomorrow
EThe Twenty-third regiment OF British Infantry
Royal Welsh Fusiieers, ma rches with goat at tue
head OF It's advance guard The animal which
died In Africa, was special present from Queen
Victoria to the soldiers. 1t slckened and died at
Cape Coast Castle In consequence, as was sup
posed. Of having cropped and eaten poisonous
herb-ED HERALD.l
General WOlseley Nearing the English
Coast.
LONDON, March 2O-Evening.
The steamer ManitOban, from the Gold Coast.
with General Wolseley on board, is sgnalled or
Praule Point.
The Lord Mayor OF London will give q banquet
to General Wolseley on his arrival here.
The General on Shore.
LONDON. March 2O-Midnight
General Woiseley arrived at Portsmouth this
evening"
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD,

There are about 500 men employed in the Navy
Yard, the greater portion Of whom are ut work on
the steam slOop-efwar Swatara. This vessel will,
It Is expected. be ready to go in commission May
15 She Is intended to take out a corps OF twenty
scientists to the South Pacific to witness tie tran
sit of Venus.
Four large si0ops-ofwar have been ordered from
Key West to this yard. They are expected to ar
rive in the early part Of next week.
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THE GRANT PARISH PRISONERS
NEW ORLEANS, march 20,

NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1874.
During the contest to-day over the application
for the admission to bail of the Grant parish pris-
oners juror testified That IN some OF the cases the
jury stood eleven for acquitta ana for cOnvic-
ton, and In the Others nine Tor acquittal and three
Tor conviction. Bail was refused, the District At
t0rney stating the prisoners would be tried on
other indictments at the next term OF the Court
in May. Lewis, who was acquitted on the first III
dictment, was admitted to bail.
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ATTACKING A POLITICAL COALITION.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 20, 1877

SACRAMENTO. Cal, March co. 1874.
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special order for next Monday. IL is generally be-
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thin
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, March 20, 1874.
The bill to incorporate the New Jersey Snip
Canal Company was put upon Its passage yester.
day in the Senate and lost, the vote being yeas
against II nays.
Mr.. LOnan's bill in relation to the quarantine Of
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ENGLAND.

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Sudden Overflow Of the Thames
Patent Laws Reform.
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TWEEDISM CHECKED IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, March 20.


The jury in the case OF John Ortner, a street con.
tractor, tried for swearing to accounts for repair
Ing sewers, which work was never performed, re.
turned o verdict OF guilty this morning. The &C.
counts rendered went into details or labor and
materials used, and was approved BY the street
Commissioner,
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FRANCE.
Radicalist Movement for General Election.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 20, 1874
meeting OF the Deputies OF the Extreme Left
was held at Versailles to-day. 1t was resolved
that on the presentation Of the new Electoral bill
a demand should be made for the maintenance Of
the present law and the dissolution Of the Assem-
bly, on the 2Sth oil June.
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NAfOLEONISM.
French Republican Action Against Active Roy
ali t..
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PARIS March 20, 1874.
Duke de fadoue and other distinguished persons
who took part in the recent demonstration at
Chselhurst nave been removed from mayoraltes
and other ofnces held by them under the French
government.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH FOR APRIL GIVES
i the modus operandi Of Disease and Drugs Alcohol
As Health Agent Autopsy q Agassi1, How SVny may
Sleep Together in One Bed, How 70 Kill BAboN tlcky
Blood to Eat . new remedy The Gout, Fsh human
Food Recipes for Cooking Dead the Top Overwork Of
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Az. TRO-HUNGARY.
A New Ministry Constituted.
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VIENNA, Mare

VIENNA, March 20, 1874.
The Emperor OF Austria having accepted the
resignation of the Hungarian Ministry, has sp.
pointed Herr Ditto President Of the new Council Of
Ministers.
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GERMANY.
The Army Bill Again Rejected.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March 90, 1874.
The committee OF the Relchstag has voted
second time against fixing the ordinary strength
Of the army at 400, 900 men,
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TELEGRAM TO THE new York HERALD.

LONDON, March 20, 1874.
Lord Salisbury. Secretary of State for India. an.
nounces loan OF $4,000 0O0 OF which $I5 O0o 900
are Immediately necessary in India
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A.-The Worst Cases of Rupture Are
relieved by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50 Broad
way The sale of wretched metal springs and Ginger
pads, Is criminal, and should be forbidden by law.
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As n tandard Rem edy for Coughs and
Colds, PORTER'S COUGH BALSAM is acknowledged by
all who have given u trial the most reliable; il Is
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IRELAND.
The Fenian Convicts Not Likely To Be Released.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON, March 20, 1874.
The report started by the Daily Ne,os that the
Fenian convicts will soon be released Is generally
.discredited.
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INDIA.

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A.-The New Work of Espenscheid. just
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The Wachusett Mt New Orleans.

The United States steamer Wachusett from
Key West has arrived at the Passes with Commo-
dOres Parker and Rogers on board, all we'll.
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Bachelors Hair bye Is Splendid
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