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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

JNDR sALE-A FIRST CLASS WINE AND LUNCH
IL Room near Post office For Information ap-
ply at ], 40 bird avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

nRUG STORE, FINELY LOCATED IN BROOKLYN
IL regular prices profitable business; sold only on
account health and other Interests Address
PALMA box l79 Herald Office
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DOR SALE cHEAP-oNE IRON SAFE, ONE NEW
IL Letter Press Horse and wagon and one fine once
Desk. INQUIRE at 50 barclay street
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FOX SALE.

FIRST CLASS CORNER LfQIOH STORE, DolNA'
~ good business. hargaiu; also speulid MaNh
town ramre Rooms and Restaurants; good 'igar store
500 MALONEs store Agency. ~ Nassau street
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MACHINERY.

IloR sALE-THREE 50-HORsE HORIZONTAL rust
lar boilers, Il feet long, feet diameter; Is sine
complete orcer. Apply 10 r. LoRILLARD 4 CO.,
Chambers street q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

INoR SALE, VERY CHEAP-l5ol0 FEET OF STEAM
ID. c. SIMMONS.
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A 500 BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORfE
IN Pianos 20 rent SIS per month; instruments received
Instruments exceedingly low; speciality Pianos u
rent G0LDSMITh'S, 70 Bieecker street, near Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

NOR SALE-FIRST CLASS COUNTER AND SIX
IL Tables. 470 fulton avenue. BrooNlyn.
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4 LARGE STOCK or NEW AND SECOND HAND
IA Pianos ana Organs at greatly reduced prices for
call and examine.
HORACE WATERS SONS. 4s1 Broadway
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ATA GREAT SACRlFICE-EEW MODERN STYLE
n IL octave panoorte, celebrated maker; must be
realized upon at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-07

IMMEDIATE ACoUAlSTANCE DESIRED WITH A
A. lady 81 small means, sloo o. 900. Address CALI.
fOnNlAN, herald 0fao@
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE Or
good securities-The stock. Fixtures and Lease OF
ni'' 'A'' ' DE- VIII e. LANGLEY, COT sixth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
TIE FRUIrIoN OF GODS COVENANT.

~
At the Church of the Holy Trinity prot
EpscopaD, MIdsOn-aye. and Forty sec0ndst,
yesterday ne Rev. s. H. Tying ir the rector preached
from Hebrews Kill, %: NOW the Cot Of peace that
brought again from the dead Lord Jesus that great
Shepherd OF the sheep, through the blood OF the
Lasting covenant"
DIR. Tying began by saying that the text the
grand doxology of Easter Day All the saints sing II
all heOOgies In it, and all blessings flow from IT,
T. ster like the Spring time gladden. ALL and IL
speaks TO all through the blood Of the Christ We
often tell another the story OF Chrlss
great love. lie died for He from dead
and il will love Him and trust Him, He will save u.s."
Tho preacher then toll IN graphic and amO mpas-
stoned manner the story of Cnrsts and
appearance 10 " the chosen few" at Jerusalem and
earnestly exhOrted all 10 to him and be- endowed
with life eternal. IT, Christ" said he, L" Is beauty
enough to cover all OF our deformes; Ia Him Is love
enough for the whole world ana in Him Is mercy
enough to saveus. He the good Shepherd when he
died; lilo was the great Shepherd when he from
the dead" In conclusion. Mr. Tying SAID :" On this
glad Easter day we do not come here u enba Jesus
but TO glorfy Hin risen Lord and ~ offer Him
tue Incense OK prayer aud praise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST.

The Rev TAoaas drats09e t Fth BIDt Church.
The Rev Thomas Armitage preached yesterday at the
FIFTH Avenue Baptist Church, to crowded audience.
IRON the o%t Ia Matt XVIII. lie here Is
rseu as he said Come hther; the place where the
Lord lay" lie began: Hat! Hat! Every man TO
post Wnat. you call yourselves the iron.hearted
SOL ory OF Rome Ga pain OF death every man 70 his
post! T"iS Is tDe voice Of command which you would
have listened 10 hear IN JOSEPH serdAn lust as the first
gray CLEAN light mounts the point Of the sentnes
spear. yery early on Sunday morning. Come disc
pined officer had command Of the detachment OF i'm
pera troop, left guard the tomb Jesus under the
authority OF POatius Plate. But you listen in vain for
the word OF command for panic has seized them and
The whole guard officers and msn, fly every direction
with none TO arrest their headlong fight. What has
happened2 Their niss.lamps are left burning, while
helmet aud erss.:pae sword and spear are cast aside
n every erection Their sacramental oath forgotten
In regal standard tossed aside INTO the DUST the hon
II OF the Roman 10 trampled under ioo, and the
peril of traitors death Is Drayed by every man OF the
band and all for what The bugle or no invader has
been sOunded-the fachlon OF no grim Zoe
has CLEANED from afar-they have seen no
cloud VI battle rolling down upon them-Whst
does all this meant This and this only
While 10 was yet dark" the limestone rocks peDeath
tneir feet began heave, dull, rumDling sounds mut
tered AZ the around them Was suFcnargeu win
eatD, the rgbtfuI earthquake Of Friday was reawaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
INDIANS STARTING on THE PL1INS.

THREATENED RAIDS ACROSS THE PLATTE-A RE-
FUsAL TO SELL THE BLACK HILLS ANTICIPATED
CHEYENNE, w. T., March Cool. Stanton of the
u. 5. army arrived here to-day from the Red Cloud
and the Spotted Tail Agencies. lie reports that the
Indians starving aud that they threaten to mako
raids across the Platte. The Indians declare that
they had rather die fighting than be starved to
death. All the beef sent to the agencies named to
feed the tribes to the end of the present fiscal year
has been eaten Indian Interpreters assert that it
will be difficult matter at this time to persuade
the tribes 10 sell the Black Hills country The for
ests of the Black Hills contain great deal of game,
and this fact renders the possession of the country
almost life and death question to them at such
time of famine as the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

There is an Anti-Profanity Society in Ciarks-
vile, Tenn which charges Its members five cents ior
every oath indulged IN.
A young woman in Macoupin County, ILL.,,
thug each stick twice. Pretty aud not quite Is, sue
performed this feat because her mother told her ti's
she good Tor nothing but 10 read novels.
Thirty-one years ago the venerable Eli Cro-
zer OF Delaware vowed not t. buy new hat until dr.
CLAY ould he elected TO the Presidency aud the tile
which now surounts his venerable brow Is not io'"y
to look upon.
A lad in Eddyville, Iowa, lately found
100000 his fathers barn. and there Was great re
jociug In the family until Il discovered that the
all counterfeit, and very bad couperieas ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29


The Rev. DIR. +. c. Ever at st. Ignatius'
Church, IN FOrtiethst Slxthaye.. took his text
yesterday morning, from Romans ", 25 "WhO was de-
yered tor osnses ana raised again for JUS
tcation" He spoke first OF the reef that came with
Easter after the long Lenen fast Although we could
understand te OF the joys that Easter bronsh, g the
Holy Apostles. We could by no means enter adequately
their feelings OF relief Tho preacher called " zach
ones mind some bereavement that might have
been suffered, pictured the funeral services the
solemn burial. and return TO the desOate home.
IIo then contrasted with this gloom, tue relief
aud Joy which the mOurners could feel II
three days after the burial they should had
eddy their beloved dead with them 10 tho house. sa
Peace, be not afraid, II l." THIS might lead us TO
realize somewhat the state OF mind OF tue Apostles
Easier DAY. SUCH death often reminded us OF pre-
vous want of tenderness and care but even with such
an one Restored 10 fe our danger would De
To relapse into this same State. Daring Lent, had
resolved 10 be watCbfu ana cOnsderate lest wound
the feelings Of the Lord aud lie restored 10 u.s. aud
danger WIN the discipline OF Lent lifted
we IN danger OF csrelessness. Lent awoKe ma
Easter lost many. Poor snort-roo.od plants that
We were wc wither aud die In the
Easter sunsbius than Ia the Lontea shade. In iustra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
EASTER THEMES.
SERVICES AND SERMONS IN TIE VARIOUS
CHURCHES

SERVICES AND SERMONS IN TIE VARIOUS
CHURCHES.
SERMONS BY THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER, THE
REV. THOMAS ARMTAGH. THE REV. NJ. r. VIM
CENT. THE REV. DIR. MORGAN A. DIX, VICAR GEN
ERALS QUINN, PRESTON AND OTHERS.
The utterances from the various pulpts yesterday
partook in their tone of the joyfulness which Easter
typfcs and inculcated the lessons of the resurreo
ton. The prominent sermons in the Protestant
churches were delivered by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher who preached on the nature ana DIVINITY
of Christi the Rev. Thomas Armitage. on the Resur-
rection; the Rev. Dr. Marvin r. Vincent VINO
proved the of the resurrection by auaiogios
the Rev. f. c. Ever on Casters promise OF forgive
mss and the Rev Morgan A. Dix on the Song OF Life
In the Roman Catholic churches, Vicar-General
Quinn Of St Patrick's Cathedral preached upon the
fru,tion of Gods Government Vicar-General Pres
ton of st. AIMS considered the lesson OF Chrsts
death. and the Rev. Father McGlynn of st. Ste
pben's argued the Oneness of the Father and the
Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
THE RESURRECTION PROVED BY ANALOGY.
TIE hep Dr. uareH H. Tipeat Church Of le Corn ant
lFTtStgeraaL

lFTtstgteriaa.
AT the Church Of the Covenant (Presby-
teriau), the Rev DIR. Marvin Yiucent selected the
for his sermon from Cor XVI 35-A: But some man VIII
say how are the dead raised up with what body do
they come In the first part Of his sermon he reached
by illustration Of his text number OF conclusions
however the fact OF the Tes:..oo:vu, ror that was
proved By 5ritnesses but conclusions which would
satisfy the inquiry In what or fashion are the
dead raisedP
al. That dissolution is not destruction. We have
seen how the wheat kernel is dissolved, It's original
shape lost its fiber yet 1t evidently Is not
destroyed The principle of life Is IT, not only Is not
erapgulshed, but works with greater power through
It's dissolution TO generate and organize larger and
gander form OF existence. Dissolution not necessarily
destruction II does not preclude restoration ana when
you stand by the grave oI friend kinsnau aud eco
corruption Already beginning It's ioathsome upoa
that WucD out Few short days ago the delight of
your eycs-eyen though The Gosprl IL only uytb 10
you, enough skeptical intellect wall MOI Weld
10 the dear PERSUASION OF sorrow that Jesus
recuon ana the ho-there ~ grain 0f comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

The inmates of Bangor (Me) Jail are to DO
instructed In spelling reading arithmetic, and writing
All hour "a day.
Miss Lucy Osborne lost her scalp by acct
dent some months ago. In New.Miord, Conn Since
then over 100 pieces OF skin taken from her body have
been grated on her head. but few OF them have
retained their vitality and Miss Osbornes head IL IN
an unsatisfactory condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

~, d,v would he for the inmates Of tho tatnOllo
o"mban Asylum. OF whom there wero l,iOo depenaehs
rpJn charity for their support.
, 1875-03-09
An Expose Of Some Or Its Gross
Anomalies.
State Tariffs That Combine All the
Follies Known to Railroad
Business.
Interesting Exhibits Of What Il Supposed
TO Constitute " Fair aud Rca.
sonablo Rate"
4 Tribune" Correspondent Punotures
This Piece Of Legislative Folly.

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1lrc.rrn n, st.ra,, y iii NJ. r.,r yo-,;,,1.
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m,r;m,,r ro,.s Tho =, .to,,, .doatot h.. ,,a
1lirni. ns;,ros5 ~ .,,oaa..5,,t ~,
co,nh,n,no H. .xors, fo.t,,sns ~ ho,,, Ias,,,,a
rnoro loJ;c,o,s am,,or,as ssire av1 xorotio,,.
th,n ,oro fo1nwod f~on, ,,,n ,,,osont contr,d,c.'
nv and oh.r,,, srs,a,,, 49,, ,,ardv 1o t,nn,iuo,
Tia nclral cost h ,i,o sI,tc TIN 1op. n roii.
roo,,a lin ,Irrv -, cnn,,oaron Iaro hna,, d, IT,
, 1875-03-09

=,
tsnmernn IL anno!nse1 70 t'ltco P1nmlncnt LOTT
1nlitees-Cotntnefce, ClaltnH' Ahu Eloettonht Ais
fric1tta 10 NOT expoct no whi lnilo.at Matt
fnrpcntors reputation o. bo!i,R hbseft from tAo
bcnato when WeatoFil interests arc cohh'deEcu'
NE" fAsAAsiEhs. -.
lhe Ffeeidont Aiaao Aulua1'stohs LOT tno h'ho
~, .!o...s. 49," ~ IL. Enn ,sa,;..s ~ srss".
~ n.fc ,,ru.,',n"t sr,ma;,y Irn,,,osoa ON
ro,,,.r ;no ~ Sncnt"r I,iora rrro.o. nm ~ t,,n
Dfomet " np'smp so, ~. ss aneeses ~ ~ Se :" so
~ H. .nd rorn,,ta;tas *''''' """9""'
''' '''o' "'' anr.rss
ro,oto- f,.v,o, nss taio"r, ,,,nd n II. ,ur.
,,arars ~ f;tt,n I,nr ,at III ~ w uap
ton - ,.1ix scItin snd t.s nav r,,,.s II,
ent',. - saI'oso IN tia f.rta" Wo1srmn',n,
rr usr,r," ~ @ ~ nn@n,,,nH
nil, Ki,r t,n,,cht ~, n'ars,,t t,o,so - ia T.,
,,o-a ,nst f"r H. u"nito W";t ao.,.,. ~ t -
was mn, III mi nv Ir.in tIor ,nr.s ,to."a
~ nro,o,tv VAN ,nadc ,nra oh,,,t M ,'mn
P'op't'' "oto ,''"eo uus ,''A| ''''''
''' "s oI. Asms"tea ''f'F'J
toufslAsA.
,WAsEISdToS y. T., March H.-Noproeentativo
Mhoeler r1ceirod tliln morning from Now Or
Leans LIH art'c|e1 Of adjustment, atgnod by forty
four monbors OF the Conservative cauc'ts ~
oh1plo tumoee 70 secure tne Geslfea result. Ho
at once tclcgtaried Coy. Kellogg 20 forward by
exnfeas to tho Clty OF Now York ti'o parera nov
IN ttio ol!ico OF lho Secretary or tstato Which
Werc used III tho contchted caaes before
tho Aeturnang lsoafd 10 hnvembes iaat. Tho
ltelefco Wlll n,oos on Innrsday ne1t az tI'9 olco
q tne ltot. nlinatn y. theips' IN iho lily OF
NoH 1ofK, afIa nfocofd "ltE tie Acating.
nEvKSuE APPOINTMENTS. m
Saeon Llno'anEeF aNa 1hli,f' Dritch haFe neoh
Hnpoihea !nteIna1'Hefcnuo Gatiscsa Tor ene h!fak
4lsttict OF ol9' anu ". u D.oh aIu Misila'n
raMrohco stosoRoepcfa iof Inc f'fss Dlstfact OF
1eanoasee'
PoSIos wAnnE' 'nn,noE At nunrorE.
n tta n lin I'm tt,n
, 1875-03-09

- 6INQAN IQlNT&
With regard to Rtt tllrcD roads.-anl tic m.
marx apu!IoH generally to all roads in operation
throughout tin S:ate-th9fc IL t4iy {urttor rnu.
| si>lorasion: II tho chcago l. llocK island Hail.
bolwoen I.aSailo aul Chicago, 1t will carry ifojsAk
for less tan tha uslial TateH, rather than allow
ta cats 10 rctnain Idle, It IL roqure by ,he Htnto
law - confo'm isB onllro tAliH to thoss low
apee'al rates; notwithstanding tho faet nay 10
A low rate for any lO0 ,nllca Of its
road n1canH the sama low rate for
every otho5 lao mites: aud correspouIinxIy low
rates for all distances losa than lUG .ules. IAero
may be yast dffoEonco In the cut OF co11str,c-
tIon Of different portions Of tls tkAl tl4oGs may
10 tllouBanu special cttcUmstauces entering ili-
to thu making OF freight sarilr At different
points; but OF those facts tto Commissioners
tako no account Whatever. II tao Chicago L.
AlIon lload makes low ratio to Joliet, " luilcn
iron, Cilicago, 1t IL obliged to carsy oil freight
shipped tor tlo Bauio distance over every portion
u !ts roau at the aatne ratos and Tor toaa dls-
load il crossed BY tiitssn '0m oastss,wsat % IT. roads %
sa sl4at alnaoss sll Of lts stations aro rithn ~
1nles of computing oass-ald.weht roaA. 1t 1t
put low rate Oh freight, o. it would llko to do,
between Chicago and Joitetpit world offer
premium to Shippers on lis ci,sire length of its
!lno 30 send !lloir goods Last, and npt to c4tca.
10, and would, tu consequence, reduce tlle mile
aRo o, afo'9at ever ~ awn r1ad ~ one-t!alf or
Tic result Of this would 10. that Ito road would
DO iuincd. This IL
"KQuA1-M1Ly1aE nATEa" ...
with = vengeance. Nearly tloxon English Hail.
WHY CoMhsIsa.DnHt after fully considering tho
subject IL all i.a bearings, havn ronlonfue1 tho
equal mileage rato plum, and even the Mill
pssoss seaatos. in preparing, tue report |
Of l!ta Committee on Transportation,
recoosly submitted TO congroaa. after |
carefully reviewing the subject, WAS forcod TO |
say' No good resYats cau b. anticipated from |
~ equal.tnilDaX0 txte;"s iQr 'tllD lrultieB ut.
tending It apply with far greater fo1ca in ths !!
country than IN England" mheIe it t.as always |
boen condemned. Tho llnols I.uYsslatutu, lIoW- |
csoF hnyo adopted law callinE lur i maximum
rate larn. Thoy have lsglsl4sed an exponsyc |
l,oaE.t OF Rallroad Comlnssionors into being, tho
c!'lef duty of which. up to tho proseut lIus has
IooA to Issue bundle Of thrills, luust Of which
illnaraie anow tue utter folly u syetonl which
tbs so-oallea old.fogyisl uritishe,s !ong ago
aosauonod, And Which has received the coudoa.
portasion. Henator Winlom, in oomtnon With bin
1sllow-msuRsrs o{ tue ssnasa Transports. |
, 1875-03-09

pQ0n pEOnt4.
Take, again, tho caso Of Peoria. Thia impor-
tant point ou tho Illinois River Ia tho centre Of
a miniature railroad system, by means Of which
II has tlrco connections with tho City OF Chi
cago,-tbo Chicago l. Rock Islaud tho Chicago,
Burlington 4; Quincy; aud tho Chicago d Al
ton, by way Of tho Toledo, Peoria Il Warsaw
Ilailroad 10 Chcnoa. Tho Commissioners hayo
published tarin for oach Of tleso roads, au,l,
II their commands wcro to 10 implicitly oboyed,
shippers to or from Chicago and pooria would
Anys their cloico Of the following tariffs:
, 1875-03-09

It will easily bo seen from thcHe tabeo TINT, II
rigid adherence to the Commissioners tariffs
xcro to DO onforccd, us ono of It's results CON-
potitcn Mould 10 Immediately destroyed. At
points where two or moro railroads moot, instead
Of tile shipper rocoiving tho advantage of COM
petition, o ts practically restricted 10 shipments
by tho sing1o road that happeMs to hayo tho low.
cit tnriH Of rates flxol by law. II may 10 tho
Shortest aud IL may por.hanco bo tho longest,
routo between tue point OF shipment and polnt
Of dos.ination. Tho relative coat Of constructing
and operating tho lines is not considered in cs.
tablslllng rates.
Another case. Out Of the many That might be
quoted, illustrates tho
uTrcnLY ABSURD AND n1plcrLous CHARACTER
Of tho present 1iailroad law, and The foliy Of the
tariffs which llayo bccn prepared under It by tho
l!nilroad commissioner. Tho Illinois Coutral
lsalload Company operate line from Chicago
to Cltnton, yia Gilman and IL 1nso. tlistanco Of
l74 niles. but tho distauco to Clinton by way
OF tho 1linos Central limo to Gi1inan,a ,a1d thonco
to Clinton by way Of tho tti1mnn, Clinton L
spr'nsla'd Railroad, is only l4o nilcs-45 miles
iofa. Tie 1atcB established bY The Co,nnihsion-
orB for shipment botween Chicago and Clinton
by Tho two routes ara hs aH follows:
, 1875-03-09
PRINTERS ON A STRIKE,

6WdI1f Ut5ItEch 70 IHf tH1tNQ0 7F3tUNS.
TsnaE AAuTE. Ind, MArch 8.--TtIe prupg,eto1s
Of tho Express and Lour3la! some tin,o Kiuce no.
tilted tnolr priutors tiat q reduction f1oa, 10
ccnts per 1000 to 35 cents would DO necessary,
This evening tho reduction was to 90 iuto etroct
The printera Of botl papols At onco str,,ck,
tho Journal compromised n,attors ofYos-
ing the old ratio for SIX weeks,
which waa accepted and The mon resumed. 1lis
Aetiom w0a plRin breach Of contract with tho
Eypress propiistara Gu the part Vt tho Jour,as.
lho EIlIrfsx Company IL ttrln, Rs,l declares III
lnsont!oi4 Of "ssttsny." Tho p.lutors uf tic
Ereainy Gdsetts also struck, in consequences
late Tho contract III regard to Tho exchange OF
matter. Arrangements Aaya Lea1t n,ado to iii
tho placea nf tho strikers, Tto Express a,l4
utzttte will issao VI tls,lal,
, 1875-03-09
SPAIN.


THE vlnGiSICB sETrLEMEKr.
LoSpox. March 0.-Tho convention between
Spain and tho United StatcH for tue eettlemeut
Of the vl.giuius affair has beon signed.
Tic A!phousstB aud Earlists are exchanging
prisoners,
BATTLE NEAR f1orEnAs.
PANS, Hlalcl 8.-Advices from FieueraB,
on tho spaniah frontier. report that Ut,
engagement has taken place hotwecn the
carHts mud Alfonaiea, near that fortress.
f,llo1 mud wounded. The Car4iAts arc kombard-
Ing tho Town Of Oria.
ttfsrutd kwcfai fHh!r.]
PAR1a-Thora III great difficulty In preventing
yonns King Alfonso fran ab1!catinS in favor of
the 1,uko dc Hn,ltpouHlcr. The ifrraM CORE
srondens In Spain reports Ihia as al 4Afonsist
luulor,
uESDArE, Mareh 8.-The Carlists have en-
torcd tbs province oG 6antandcr In ktrong force.
NeinforcotucntE havs been fo:* arle0 from Dilbao
10 tho troops III tho province, atd tue uuyeru-
1nent has embargoca steamers for tue transport
service.
, 1875-03-09

pAlLApELpAEA. Marel, A.-trI.e steamer Ncdar~
!antl arrived flotu Antwer, tt.tay.
PLYMOUTH. March B.-TAo htes,nhllp Frisa,
from New York, has arrived.
1uEkNsToWS, March B-SscatusLip Indiana.
frotn rAlladolpAia has srryca,
, 1875-03-09
FIRES.

Doty'a biltiard.roon, lit tho heyo3ss l1oure.
was tha sccLe u komo oxcitciaatnt Rnh cu,lssder-
ahlo shoko Yesterday aftcrnooa as,o,,t 4:30
o'clock. This heat from, furnncu In tllo ros-
tauraat kitchen, dlcesly bouea.I, tho billiard.
room. ert tire 10 tho locr und some wnli.paael-
lug, aud causcd.a slight blaze, which allied the
roon. 4Hd tho hotel with smoke aud the smell 81
TIRE. 4 sill alarm brought Iiullwinhlo and Ills
men to tho spot. and tho siro was extluguidlcd
With the aid Of small Dancuet.
, 1875-03-09
FOREIGN,
The Pope Adopts Concilfatory Policy
Towards Austria.
Perseouted Lodochowski to Be Re-
warded with q Cardinals
Hat.
List Of Members Of the New French
Cabinet.
ITALY,

ITALY,
DEATH or CAEnISAL HAnrLr.
NoNE, March a.-Cardnal Losreuzo Darili ia
dend.
1-oSpos, March 9.-A npecia, from Berlin to
tho Standard ahHorts TINT Archbishop LedocI,-
owsk', WHO mas expelled from tho See OF roncn
~ the pr,,shan Government. Is to be created q
Cardinal At tho approaching l'apal Consistory.
, 1875-03-09
PACIFIC MAIL coMpANt's ELECTION.

NEW yuAK. ilarct 8.-.at = u,eesiug OF lilo Ia.
citlc hail Cotnpsny's Directors to-day, George j.
forrest, Of tho pa.sa.nA lslIlraad, was etected i
Director ia place OF 0su. Cotton. SItluey Dillon
war steuen permanent rxeaidaus, aud q, Hco.1
ioA.praatdauk.
, 1875-03-09

a lltt1o baby was found ut Linn, o., Oh last
eson1ug.. with q noto pinncl IN ita breast
saying 4 was from . EirI saducsd By : ,I.al,
naM01 Myers, aud was born Fob. u. Tile child
iiAd its fcst iEo1su when found. 4 naa aud
nomsn h4yo haen arrested II Ottawa on sus-
pialou. Aud NIL b. returned to Lima.
, 1875-03-09

4 HIFT TO NAIN1HbS.
BERLIN, 3laroh H.-lhe Ta3sbaH OF this city.
aays' The Government having been informed
that France intended to order IN exper-
ineatal concentration Of troops OIL her eaetoru
frontier emily iu the apriue inti,natci to r1cs-
idcnt MacSfa4ou that It would direct tue u,ohl,-
ixntion VI tho two urmy corps on tho Nhlne II
El9nco poE4lbted in CARRYING Uut tho lItenuon.
, 1875-03-09
AUSTRIA.
4 TAt'AL CONCESSION.

LONDON, March s.-A dsEatcl from Berlin
eayss "Tho Pope Inns permitted tho Auatrlau
nishnps to comply with tho lay which requires
that tho authorities bu notified Of tha ua1ucs of
tile psicsts who havo been appointed to 1ivingH.
ThiB il considered in Eeliiu evidence thnt tl,s
poto il actuated by political motives, as tho
realstauco by Irlstlatl Bishops. which l.o c,.-
canrageB to aiMilar Inv, il tic PRINCIPAL rausa
VI the recent trouble with the Catholic CAu1ch"