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ENGLAND.

CABINET RECLAMATION AGAINST An AMERICAN
REPUBLIC.
LONDON, Jan. a. 1875.
The Globe says II has good authority for stating
thai the British government has demanded an
explanation and apology from the government OF
Peru for removing . passenger from . British
steamer at Cailao.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair.
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THE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Jan. %, 1875.
The United States steamer Yantic sailed
from Swatow,. December 8, for Hong Kong.
The United States steamer Juniata has
sailed from Madeira after repairing.
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NEW SENATORS.
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. %, 1875.
Both houses OF the Legislature met In joint ses-
sion a. noon and balloted for Senator. without
any material change from yesterday.
On the twenty-ninth and last ballot Johnson had
80; stephens, IS; Brown, 81; Bates. IA; Ewing, 8;
Quarles, 8; Kennedy, l.
rae highest vote for Johnson to-day was "a;
Brown, "a; Bates. 20; stephens, IS; Quarles, IA;
Ewing, Q.
The COnven tion adjourned until tomorrow.
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WALES.

CAPITALISTS THREAT or AN EXTENSIVE CLOCK
OUT OF woRKAfEN.
LONDON, Jan. ~, 1875.
Tue ironmasters and col!iery proprietors Of
South Wales threaten general lockout unless all
their employees resume work within . week. n
the threat Is carried out loo 900 persons viii DO
thrown out OF employment
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SPAIN.

THE ALFoNsIsTs DELAY THE BoMBARDMENr OF
zARAUZ.
SANTANDER, Jan. 90, 1875.
The Carlists threaten violence against the Ger.
man captain and sailors OF the Gustav, who are
in Zarauz, II :he town Is bombarded.
The spanish squadron consequently hesitates to
open Are.
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A" A URAL AND NASAL CATARRH. "A NEW EDI-
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loo. at % East twentieth street
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IRELAND.

UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATION IN THE ENGLISH
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Jan. %, 1875.
Dublin University to-day elected Mr.. Gibson
Conservative member for the university to the
English Parliament.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature during the past twenty -four
hours IN comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year. as recorded at Hudnut's Pharmacy.
HERALD Building, New YORK;
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT.-"BROwN'S
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" the popular article in this
country Europe for Throat Diseases and Coughs and
this popularity is based upon real merit
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THE AsHUELor AND sAco.

The mail steamship Colorado at san Francisco
yesterday. from China and Japan. reports as fol-
lows:-The United States ship Ashueot was Sc.
riously damaged IN collision at Shanghai
The United states steamship Saco left Shanghai
November 20, for a'seven months cruise.
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LONDON, Jan. a. 1875
Prince Leopold's physicians announce In their
bulletin to-day that he Is better,
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TOM BILLIARDS. WIFE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. %. 1875.
The wife OF Tom Ballard, the counterieiter, was
to-day sentenced to five years IN the Onondaaa
County Penitenuary.
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Ol ED

BROOKS.-ln Brooklyn, E. D.. on January %,
CORNELIA BROOKS, widow OF James Brooks, in her
s5th year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths See Sirth Pdqe.1
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COMPLETE REPORT
SCENES. 1Sc1DEsSils1 SSD PERSONNEL
GRAND BALL OF THE CERcLE FRANCHISE DE
L'HARMONIk
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW.
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COL WARNINGS PAPERS,
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MARIA MONKS DAUGHTER.

Three editions already sold. Price, o 50 illustrated
A POPULAR EDITION NOW READY at Sl7
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The New York Herald, OF January II, says
Decidedly the book that has made the greatest sense
ton among recent Catholic publicu Is Mr6 ST John
Eckels autobiography under the title OF Maria Monks
Daughter II has been unsparngly praised and I'M
sparnGy denounced McMasters ana some of the priests
declare 1t immoral Two libel suits nave already sprung
out Of IL The young authoress has been numerically
prosecuted by some OF the unco pous- But now comes
uncoupromising champion OF INSTRUMENTATION i'll Amer
lea 10 the rescue OF the plucky little woman He says:
her BOOK bears the stamp not merely OF
eminent ability, out OF rare genius The WORK sparNles
with wit and vivacity and Is marked by Jud!cous op
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and with apparent unconscousncss No novel is mora
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VIII hardly be able TO lay II down before having read
To the eni As mere literary production il Is not
passed. AM Is hardly equaed by any that has issued
fron the American press. WE THANK GOD FOX 1T.
and we thank Him that He has brought one naturally
SO bright and gifed from darkness TO light and en-
aOed her TO ind solacc and peace i'll living in sacred
union with him. der trials ana struggles are not yet
courage, and remember that whoever would win the
crown must fight and coaQucr For ourselves, we be-
lieve God has raised her up permitted her 10 run
traordinary career and enabled her TO acquire a large
and varied experience of lite, that she may do great
and good work His glory To Ills gracious provi-
dence CONNIE nj both her and her book. God speed
BOTH
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THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
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THE ROMANCE OF TIE ENGLISH STAGE.
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The EASTERN QUESTION.

The EASTERN QUESTION.
The Sultan'S Relations to Montenegro in
a Critical Condition.
Conflicting Reports from the
Scene Of Agitation.
The Great Powers Anxious
for Peace.
Austria Moving Troops Toward
the Frontier.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
VIENNA, Jan. %, 1876.
The Porte government has made ample con-
cessions in order to avoid trouble in Mon
tenegro.
THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT IN sYMPArHY WITH
THE MoNTENEGRrNs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. "a, 1875.
Tho Journal de 81. Petersburg has an article
which is taken as an indication that Mon
tenegro has the support Of Russia in the diff
Guilty with Turkey.
HOW THE FRIENDLY POWERS ADVISE THE SULTAN.
VIENNA, Jan. %, 1875.
The Porte has withdrawn its 1emand. that the
Montenegrins implicated in the Podgorttza out.
rage DO surrendered, in order that they may be
tried by Turkish tribunals.
The Powers have advised the Porte to send dele
gates TO attend the trial at Cettigne.
THE AusTRIANs ABOUT TO CONCENTRATE FORCES
ON THE FRONTIER.
LONDON, Jan. $3.50 A. N.
Fears still exist In Vienna that collision be.
tween Turkey and Montenegro cannot be averted,
and 1t Is thought necessary that Austria should
Increase her forces on the frontier.
A RUsso.AUsTRIAN WARNING TO THE HosPoDAR
Russia and Austria have both warned the Hos.
podar Of Montenegro that II no declares war he
does so on his own responsibility.
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A.-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMITIES
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Paults church.
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WONDERFUL CURE OF DIPHTHERIA.-
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I'VE do not hesitate to say that "A Ramble Round the
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PRINCE LEOPOLD'S HEALTH.
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COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO Sc
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WISE COURSE.-NEVER BUY ANY METAL
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BILE ELASTIC TRUSS 6S3 Broadway, which night aud
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TIE NEW NOVELS.

GOvINDA SAMANTHA:
or THE HISTORY or A BENGAL RAIYAT. BY the
Rev. Lal Behari Day. Chinsurai. Bengal Emo, paper
ST.
Although the history OF the people Of India IS better
known than that OF large semi nation vet
we have very taint conception the familiar habits
thoughts and feelings OF tnis cnchauging. memorial
race. The tribes OF india. who OF an
cent rites. and who THIS project the lie
tquty into the present time, woud he best portrayed
one would say through the medium of realistic novel
TINS medium Is supplied by the story OF ovvinda sa-
mania" The novel = ~ ITSELF literary curiosity. be
ing the worN OF Hindoc in Christian orders. and OF
good English education Il is written tn diom-
ate style. with Just enough traces OF overcarefness in
expression and choice OF scholastic rather than every
FOR THE KINGS DUES.
BY Agnes Mcdonnell author Of Martins Vineyard"
Emo, paper, 81
story which viii hold the readers attention pleas
antly through all its pagcs.n-Boston Traveller.
There Is certain FRESHNESS and sparkle ahout this
book winch IS due TO considerable degree 20 the choice
oil period and place, which Is LILLE OF the bea;en
rask OF novclists- Tie various
Characters OF much forcc and istnc tness
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so much merit without being broadly sensationaL"
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THE KING AT TUDELA.

MADRID, Jan. 22-Even1ng.
King Alfonso has arrived at Tudela, in the
province Of Navarro, on the right bank OF the
Euro.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. % 1875
The agony Is over, and A. S. Paddock, Of Gage
county, was elected United States Senator TO sue
coed Senator Upton. The election occurred on
the sixth ballot at twelve O'Clock to-day. The
vote stood Observation-Disclosures, 10; Thayer. 2; ab-
sent, l.. house-Paddock, %; Tnayer, o; J. S.
Morton. l; J. N. Patrick, l. The result was to.
tally unexpected until last night, when there was
q rImor that Dundy had withdrawn In favor OF
another man. which was supposed to be II. II.
Atkinson. son.in.law OF me present Senator Tip
tom. The rumor OF Dundys withdrawal was con
frmed at an early hour This morning. 1t became
apparent that Dundy and Paddock's friends had
made q combination TO elect one or the o.ner and
defeat Thayer. Paddock's vote. above. was
quite unexpected, and not thoroughly satisfaC.
tory, though everybody Is satisfied that Mr.. Pad.
dock Will make good senator. He IS thorough.
goiug republican, which. perhaps, was more IN
Huent,al In Ills favor than any other cOnsdera.
ton. He was formerly the acting Governor Of
Nebraska when It was Territory,
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. %, 1875.
There was one ballot for United States Senator
in the General Assembly to-day, with the follow.
ing result
Necessary to choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
BURNSIDE 43
DlXOn 70
BaTStOW. 10
oHclAciu.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
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| EXTRAORDINARY CURES OF COUGHS AND
colds result from the Of WIsrAR's BALsAM WILD
CHERRY. SOC. and 81 bottle; large bottles much the
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GERMANY.
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BERLIN. Jan. ~ 1875.
The Reichstag has passed the Landsturm bin.
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"rhe Hon. John Bigeow well known In diplomacy
and journalism, has conferred real service on Amcr-
can literature by his edition OF the Life Frank
lin II Is one II the best specimens of book
making we nave seen."-New York Herald.
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HENDAYE, Jan. %, 1875.

THE CARLIsTs SAID TO BE ADVANCING ON
BARCELONA.
HENDAYE, Jan. o. 1875
1t 10 reported that the Carlist General Tristany
Is advancing on Barcelona and hopes to enter the
city by connivance OF the republicans.
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THE ROMANCE OF 1HE ENGLISH STAGE.
By Percy Fitzgerald. NJ A., F. s. A. author Of life
Garrck," 1.-The Kemblcs." &c. Emo. Extra Cloth

The subject itself Is exceedingly attractive and Mr.
Fitzgerald thoroughly at home with it The result is
y very entertaining and charming volume filled with
vivid sketches and anecdotes of and times
possess unusual atractlven ness TOR all readers.
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1--WE know Of no volumes which would will
liDgy commend 10 the study OF our fellow citizens,
and DID, thar those in which the Lppincots
given the result oil Mr.. Bcecw's painstakin- re-
IM.N-BOstOn Glope,
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III any should dispute the claim Of this work to
place III contemporary literature the answer is at baud
in tho facts OF which Mr. Bigeow presents lucid
meat. and in the admirable manner In which he has
carried IT'S plan into execution. New York tribune