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The New York herald., 1875-12-24
THE PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY

REPORT OF THE coMMITTEE-AN EXTENSION OF
TIME REcoMMENDED-AssETs OVER FOUR
MILLIONS, LIABILITIES TWO AND THREE
QUARTER MILLIONS.
Providence, r. l., Dec g. 1875.
The committee appointed TO investigate the affairs OF
the Providence Tool Company submit statement
ommcnding extension upon the entire Indebtedness,
covering thirty six months IRON January next, with
equal semi annual payments, commencing July l. 1876,
with interest at seven per cont per annum Tho com
mittcc say that II the company receive
this Indulgence from. their creditors and
thus preserve their valuable contracts they
have confidence believe that they will
be ablc pay all their debts both principal and in
tcrcst in full The committee expresses full con-
ndence the integrity OF the officers OF the company
and OF their intention to devote their entire energies
the funmcnt or the Of tho extension II granted
and II within their ability to anticipate the time Of pay
menL The committee states the assets Of the com
pany at S4, las, 900 and the liabilities at ST. Ts3, ,00T
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THE RIO GRANDE.
The Question Of the Extradition Of
Harris Still Unsettled.
A CURIOUS MEXICAN MUDDLE
Narrow Escape Of One Of McNelly's Officers
from Capture and Death.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec %, 1875.
Or. Harris has not yet been surrendered Mean
while Judge Margain, who 70 decide the question,
has been ordered to vacate his seat by Echhartca,
Chief Justice OF the State Senior Montoro, Harris at
torney has been appointed n the acancy. Margain
thus declines be removed and promises to deliver
Harris tho Sheriff before be his Office To
day General Labarra, Collector OF Customs, and in
aliiy commander OF the military in Matamoros, in
formed your correspondent that he would Immediately
telegraph the capital the condition OF things ask
for prompt action in the matter. This question Of ex
tradition generally which is OF the great
CAUSES or THE FRONTIER TROUBLES.
deserves q thorough investigation and reyisaL In It's
present aspect II indicates, TO use q mild expression,
extraordinary and unaccountabe supineness the
part OF the United States government diplomatic
agents at the capital OF Mexico.
TIKI EXTRACTION TREATY
while the provisions OF the treaty between the two
republics may be clear enough, for certain reasons il
has always been matter OF great difficulty TO carry
them into effect upon this border. Prominent among
these reasons the local jealouscs which exist be-
tween the two races, causing the invariably to
pathize with charged with crime by the other;
and again. the fact that the cities of Brownsville and
Matamoros have always been the
ASYLUM POLITICAL OFFENDERS
from the sides OF tho river opposite them respectively
while the harboring OF them has been regarded as a
matter OF honor by both Perhaps, however tho
greatest dcuty OF all lies in the long existing ndict-
against Corna and others in the Cameron county
courts rendering any compliance with the exradition
laws precedent dangerous to the most powerful he
is tho most popular the frontier and many of
his friends.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
MEXICO.

REVOLUTION AND ANARCHY IN soNoRA-IN-
DIANs IN BEvoLT--AN ORGANIZED BANDITTI
AT WORK.
SAX FRANCISCO, Dee. %, 1873
despatch from San Diego confirms the report Of
the anarchy In Sonora Mexico
A REVOLUTION HAND, INDIANS IN REVOLT.
A revolution is in progress and the Yaqui Indians
are in revolt
TAXATION, BUT 40 TRADE.
Governor Pesquera has levied special tax 10 carry
on the war The revolutionary party, u is reported,
about TO invade Slnaoa. Business Is prostratcd.
BAyDIrri IN CHICK
No further demonstrations have been mado
by the banditti at Campo Tho presence OF
posse from San Diego keeps them tempora.
ry quiet, but they threaten take revenge for tho
shooting and hanging Of their comrades in the recent
raid.
Cruz Lopez has been in command OF tho bandtti
since the death OF Chavez and the Mexicans living
The border with hut few exceptions arc in league with
The bandtti
A MILITARY MOVEMENT.
cavalry company win leave here tomorrow for san
Diego
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THE SHOCK YELr IN wAsHrNaToN-THE ACCOM-
PANxINe PHENOMENA.


THE SHOCK xELr IN wAsH1EaroN-THE ACCOM-
PANYING PHENOMENA.
wAsnIycroS Dec % 1878.
Last night the vicinity OF Washington experienced
nrst class earthquake or rather two OF them the
shocks were distinctly felt by those who live in the
qucter portions Of the city where such
OF nature could be distinguished from the rumbng Of
the horse cars, but down Pennsylvania and
street the phenomenon was not observed except in
some few instances where the jar Of the houses
caused the touching OF the electrical bell wires
and led TO mysterious ringing or door
oels the incident being attributed, however, 70 the
passage OF mice tho wires and the closing
Of the electrical circuit by their bodies warm
GUsH
suused the atmosphere about the time the earthquake
felt and dreadful stiffness seemed fall upon the
city, and those who about retiring TO bed almost
fancied that II time and that the Oft
noted calm before heavy storm The shock most
distinctly ielt at Georgetown Heights, and, in less
marked way in South Washington and in the region
northeast or the Patent once Mr. Jessup Blair, who
was crossing Lafayette square, whore the jackson
equestrian statue stands reports feeling the earthquake
quite perceptiby and Mr. Fnrrar who had just on
duty from the desk at Wizards Hotel, saw
METEoRLIKE DEMONSTRATION
OF great size and brancy in the southern sky not far
from the time. IL the hour when the Signal
once most busiy engaged in transating the weather
reports and making the night probabilities, so that
the shock not noticed but Mr. Jennings, OF
the observers, who his way home at midnight,
reports sudden running down OF the thermometer
and sharp
WIND,
both being in strong contrast TO the heat and Stiffness
noticed at the time OF tho shocks Persons In town
who iet the earthquake describe the rocking
and say that caused momentary sensation OF sick
ness nausea
Mr BLAIR is nephew Of Frank Blair. He said TO-
night in talking OF the earthquake, that the lights
along the street danced up and down and that II he
had been a drinking man he would have thought he
inebriatcd. General Ricketts,, whose crockeryware
ratified loudly from the shock, thought there was
burglar in the house and got out OF bed and made
search for
The thermometer in this city to-day reached seventy
AhrAa dnnran
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CENTRAL ASIA.

TRIBAL REVOLT AGAINST THE RUSSIAN POWER
THE CzARs SOLDIERS STAMP OUT THE RE-
BELLroN-sEvERE FIGHTING AND HEAVY LOSS
OF LIFE.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1878.
The Inpalide Russe states that cmissarIes from
Khokand had incited the tribes subject to Russia in tho
ncighborhood OF Urapcte, Toorkistan, TO revolt
RUSSIANS REPu.sEp, AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
The Russian troops attacked them and at nrst
rcpulsed, but subsequently obtained victory.
Three hundred insurgents killed in one engage
ment
The insurrection is suppressed
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
What the SpaniardS Will Do When the In
surrcctiOn is Suppressed.
Heavy Artillery for the
Cuban Coast.
MADRID, Dec. q, 1875.

MADRID, Dec. g. 1875
The Epoca, OF this city says when the Carlist nsur
rection Is suppressed an enic ent army win main
tanned In Cuba a OF precaution, and that
heavy guns will be placed on the coast
TREATY PROPOSITION UNITED STATES.
AT the time Spain will propose 10 the United
States and mutually advantageous treaty OF com
merce.
CITIZEN SUBSCRIPTION roR PURCHASE or oEEAr
GUNS
Subscriptions have already been opened to deray tho
cost OF manufacturing heavy guns for the defence OF
Cuba.
LARGE RErxponcEMESrs ARMY N CUBA.
Ell Cronssta the Madrid Ministerial organ states that
the Spanish government decided to send heavy
Inducements to Cuba.
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

INAUGURATION OF THE CENTENNIAL TEAR AT
CINCINNATI ON NEW YEARS EvE-A PRocLA-
NATION BY THE MAYOR
CINCINNATI Ohio Dec %, 1874
A large meeting OF citizens was held at Tho City
Buildings tonight and initiatory steps taken for
grand celebration OF the inaugural OF the Centennial
year on New Years Eve al midnight II IS proposed
10 celebrate the event by lumnatons ringing all tlp
bells in the city, irng cannon and grand military
and CIVIC procession through the principal streets
Mayor Johnson was pcquested by the meeting 10
issue proclamation inviting all the citizens to pafci
pate the carnival Great interest manifested in
the proposal and the meeting adjourned till Tuesday
evening next when arrangements for the event will be
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
A RISKY VISIT AND A NARROW ESCAPE.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec. 23, 1875.
Sergeant Siebcrt, OF McNely's command, and who
participated in the Las Cucvas affair." went openly
Matamoros to-day TO pay visit to his family resd-
Ing there. An attempt made TO capture him, but,
through the foresight OF his wife, he dashng
away hack toward the Freeport ferry, two miles
above Brownsville, where he arrived just in time TO
jump into the boat and shove away. The police hailed
the but the latter preferred obcying
Siebert whose
The Santa Cruz ferry we'll guarded that 1t was
providentia that Sebct should have chosen the other
route The event. although expected, created great
citemcnt here.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

General Nathaniel Banks, Of Massachusetts, yes
terday arrived at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Congress
man Charles Foster. OF Ohio is residing temporarily
al the St james Hotel Lieutenant Commander Fred
erek Pearson, United States Navy, Is at the New York
Hotel Mr. Rowland Hazard. Of Rhode Island ls At tho
Albcmarle Hotel Professor 0. Marsh, OF Yale Col
lcge, at the Hoffman House. General j. $. Fuller
Ton, Of ST LOUIS AZ tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Lieu
tenant William II. Webb, United States Navy, is tho
Sturtcvant House
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYTTcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcER,
wAsHIsGroS, Dec. 23-T 80 P. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrFrcE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrCKR,
wAsHISGroS Dec. 23-7 80 r. N.
Probabilities.
During Friday in the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary lower barometer and temperature south
east to southwest winds, cloudy and foggy weather.
except clearing in the Western Gulf States
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mississippi
valleys and the lake region falling barometer, north
cast winds, cloud and snow preceding q storm
centre In the Lowcr Mississippi Valley.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southeast winds
veerng TO westerly cooler cloudy weather and possi-
bly, high rain.
For tho Middle and Eastern States, rising barometer
colder northwest TO southeast winds and partly cloudy
weather
For canal regions from Now Jersey to Virginia,
temperature continues above freezing
The rivers will very generally remain stationary or
rising
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THE CITIZENS OF BROWNSVILLE MOVING IN
SELF-DEFENCE.

GALVESTON Dec g. 1875.
Advices from Brownsville state that a meeting
called by Mayor Parker and a committee appointed TO
draw up memorial to Governor Cook, representing
the condition the border and to urge the
ance of Captain McNelys command in the service and
asking it increased to 200 men, They nominated Colonel
John l. Haynes, Captain L. McNey, and Colonel John
Ford delegates TO Washington to represent the IRON
tier matters to the national authorities
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TWEED.

xuMoRED APPEARANCE OF THE ''Boss" Fuor-
TIVE IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, Dec 23 1875
A report is current that William NJ. Tweed arrived
hero last Tuesday on schooner. Several New Workers
who know him by sight say they saw him yesterday
and to-day in different parts Of the city.
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THE WAR IN MALACCA.

THE MARCH OF THE BRITISH OPPOSED BY A
STRONG FORCE OF NATIVES.
SINGAPORE, Dec. %, 1875
The British troops In Malacca have arrived before
Kntah, where the Maharajahs Ismai and Leila oppose
them with q considerable force.
COMMANDER IN A DILEMMA
General Colborne has asked for reinforccments.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
THE SUEZ CANAL.

THE KHEDIvE LIKELY TO SELL his FOUNDERS
SHARES HEAVY BID.
CArRo Dec. %, 1875
II is rumored that the Khedive is negotiating for tho
sale OF Egypts founders shares in the Suez Canal
The government OF Great Britain and NJ de Lesseps
representing combination Of French capital, tho
bidders.
HEAVY BID.
The latter has offered SO, 900 900 for the shares.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
THE LOUISIANA.

THE CREW OF THE STEAMSHIP THE .cHIEF sUF-
FERERs By THE WRECK.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1875
The Daily Telegraph this morning has special de-
spatch from Paris in which it is said that the drowned
by the sinking of the steamer Louisiana include only
one passenger.
The rest were OF the crew.
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THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER OPEN.
WArERrowN. Dec. %. 1s7!

WATERrowS Dec 23 1875.
Tho ice in the ST. Lawrence River Is again broken up
and boats are running between Cape Vincent and
Kingston. On Monday last teams crossed the English
channel on tho Ice, but the American channe. could
only crossed by foot passengers Ferry boats have
resumed regular trips between ogdensburg and Pres
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

THE "sIcK MAN" REQUIRED TO SUBMIT TO
FOREIGN REFoRMERs.
BERLIN, Dec. %, 1875
II Is stated that the principal feature Of the great
Powers proposition relative to reforms In Turkey Is
that the ambassadors of the neutral Powers at Constan
tinople shall exercise permanent control in the
cuton OF the reforms in the provinces
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ICE GORGE.

PoRr JsRvrs, Dec g. 1875
The recent mild weather has had the effect of raising
the Delaware River sufficiently high to move the ice.
gorge formed at Narrowsburg this afternoon, dam
ming the water which is rising rapidly This Is one Of
the places where ice gorge formed last winter,
which rnsnlfcd o disnstrouslY.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
SCOTLAND.

BrR ALEXANDER GORDON RETURNED TO PAR
LAMENT.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1876.
The Gordon elected TO Parliament yesterday was Sir
Alexander Gordon, conservative for East Aberdeen
yhire not Lord Advocate Gordon for the Glasgow and
Aberdeen universities.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours,
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
dicatcd ov the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD BUILDING
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THE WEATHER IN CANADA.

ToRoSro, Dec. %, 1875
The present mild weather extends from Halifax to
the most western limits OF Ontario. In Montreal in
fortyeght hours there was range OF sixty seven de-
grees in the temperature and in Hamilton Ont, the
mercury rose to the temperate line.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

The latest device in machine sewing the NEW AUro-
MAric SEWING MACHINE which creating quite
tion in the market No better can be selected for
mother wife sister or friend No special discounts offered
tempt purchasers but perfect appToboton and delight
guaranteed TO the purchaser. WILCOX GIBBS Sewing
Machine Co, 65S Broadway. New York.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

LONDON, Dec %, 1875.
The Prince OF Wales landed at Calcutta to-day and
had a magnificent reception.
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THE HUDSON OPEN FROM NEwBURG.
NEwnuRG. Dec. %. 1875,


The thaw has reopcncd the Hudson between this
city and New York and the steamer Waiter Brett and
barge Charles Spear will leave New York for Newburg
TO morrow afternoon
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

A-TRUsSES SWEAR THE BEST SEELEY'S
HARD runner TRussEs; relief and cnre for rupture com
FORT safety cleanliness and durability Establishments
I51 Broadway and .347 Chestnut street Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

A-sINCE MOST OF Us WILL SMOKE ANY
how there nothing appropriate Tor young
or old than MEERscHAuM PiPE CIGAR HoLDyR made
oI the genuine article The fastidous be suited
sIElkS 34T Brcome doors from Bowery, who
mas the most splendid assortment In the city.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

A-tF you HAVE AN APPRECIATION OF THE
beautiful. 70 ESpENSCHEIDS. l1S Nassau street, and
inspect gentlemons IIoLIpAY iIArs.
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WORK FOR LABoRERs IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL. Dec %.

Work has been found for 500 tho city
improvements al seven cents hour. The
mence to-day.
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THE DISTRESS IN CAPE BRETON.

HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. %, 1873
The committee appointed to into the distress
Cape Breton report sSS persons requiring assistance
10 the various mining districta
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI
pal OF late Marsh co.. AZ his old Office No vesey
Astor House No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

BUY USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN FURNl-
ture Cabinets Wall Pockets Easels Pedesas dc very
reasonable prices HERTS CO. Manufacturers sO6 and
sos Broadway. opposite Eleventh street. New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

THE FACE OF HUMANITY DISPLAYS FEWER
pimples than formerly. Rcason-GLkNSs SULPHUR Soar.
"IILLs HAIR WHisKER DYE" black or brown, SOC.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

cAMPBELL's PHARMACY, CORNER EIGHTH
avenue twenty eighth sreet.-Twenty years
tablshed. Prescriptons prepared with care.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

DAvIDS HOLIDAY STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'S
dress business HATS ready. SEALskIN CARS and
GLOVES in variety Salesoom 299 Broadway near Duane
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

GREAT CHANCE is NOW OFFERED TO BUY
bargains In FuRs, Al the RUSSIAN AMERICAN FUR COM
PANY 79i Broadway lopposite Grace churchl. SEAL
SAcoUEs marked down 25 per cent
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

PLAIN DUTY. EVERY RUPTURED MAN
should examine the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANYiS admira-
bic appliance which holds hernia and
has entirely superseded metal trusses everywhere.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

OPEN CHRISTMAS TILL N0oN-HANDSOME
FuRs of description at all Of kSoXs stores 2l2
exceedingly reasonable prices present of nice set Of
FuRs IS the most appropriate kind OF holiday gift.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

A-HATs. .-GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS FOR
the holidays At lowest prices r. ERNENWElN.
i4S Nassau street, Spruce street.
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50 HAT FOR 81 e0-FINE HATS SPE-
eaIty; SILK iArs, - 20; worth s.. IS New Church
etreet. n % stairs
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BEST HOLIDAY GIFT.

BURKE's HOLIDAY STYLES HATS, SEAL CAPS
and GLOVES, ready at popular prices
BURKE, ia Broadway. Park Bank Building.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C.-G. RAUcHFUss, PRAo-
tica whig and Importer Of HUMAN HAIR A Eass
Twelfth street, Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-24

A-FROM MAINE TO TEXAS THE CRY IS
Give JKLEso WATER PERISH ~ For sale by all
sponshle druggists aud by wARREN CO.. 20 Cortsndt
street and 8i7 Broadway. New York.
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EnR THE Holidays

ENGLISH MlSTLEToE, BY STEAMSHIP RUSSIA
JOSEPH MURPHY, 1914 Broadway.
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FURsl popular prices
Sealskn Sacques and Sets = speciality.
Chdren's Furs, Sleigh Robes Gauntiets, Caps, 6c Ac
puRkE Manulacurer, 2I4 Broadway Park Bank Building
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The designs the engraving the printing. the paper, all
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No such effective pictorial dclineao Of places has been
madc IN any other country Picturesque America Il dis.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Among medium priced WINES hne Sherres, at 81
81 S. 80 81 gallon old Madeira 81 5O old Ports $5
sweet Caawba -; fine Brandy - o. r., 81; Scotch and
Irish Whskcys imported in wood glass; Pleasant Valley
Wine Company's Champagnes. 10 cent less than inn
ported; Munn's extra dry. 81 80. currency.
III. b. KIRK, 10 Fulton street and 700 Broadway.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. .................... .