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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb o, 1878.
The following changes IN the stations and duties
OF officers OF tue Quartermaster's Department are
announced -
Colonel L. c. Easton IL relieved OF his duties at
Philadelphia ana ordered 10 cuty as Chief Quar-
termaster OF the Military Division Of the Pacific,
In place OF Colonel Robert Allen.
Lieutenant Colone! Rufus SaXton Is relieved
of his duties IN the Military Division
OF the Atlantic and Is assigned
10 the charge Of the Philadelphia depot In place OF
Colonel Easton. Major II. c. Hodges is relieved
from duty In the Department OF the Gulf and or.
dered to report for assignment at Buffalo, n Y,
TO replace Colonel SaXron. Captain George b.
Dandy VIII be relieved OF MS duties at Fort Lin
coin. Dakota Territory. and assigned 10 duty at
Raleigh. Captain William u. hughes is re.
lieved nom duty in the Department OF
Arizona aud ordered to duty at Charleston,
sc. Captain James G. Lee is relieved from duty
In the Department OF the south ana will he as
signed 10 duty at Boston, Captain 5. +. Barstow
Is relieved from duty In the Department OF the
South ana ordered to duty IN the Department OF
Arizona
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THE FALL RIVER STRIKE.

DECENTRALIZATION AMONG THE sTRIKERs-EE-
SUMPTION OF WORK AT MERCHANTS MILLS
ALL DISTURBANCES PREVENTED BY THE PRES
ENCE OF THE PoLICE-spEEDY END OF THE
STRIKE EXPECTED.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Feb 0, 1875.
To-day has Witnessed some little excitement
among the strikers, 1t being the second day OF the
running OF the Merchants Mills Alter the riotous
demonstrations OF Monday the strikers were con-
fdent that no weavers or other operatives
work, but IN this they were deceived. as the
sequel shows that the so-caled strike is near it's
end. The Merchants Mill started up this morning
The same numDer resumed as yesterday, notwith.
standing the threats made by the strikers. During
the forenoon three more weavers were employed,
and many applications were received from others
TO resume. One pair Of mules were run
ming and small number Of carders
also. The police were on hand TO
que any dis turbance. The weavers at the Flint
hills resumed tnls morning. During the day
thousands OF rumors we've On the streets cou-
corning the coming of an additional police force
from Boston. THIS afternoon about fifty or the
State police from Boston arrived ana their pres
ence put the desired quletus on any rio;ous DEM
came nom the Merchants' MIL the po.
lice dispersed the small assemDlage before
The card and plckers' room operatives met to-
night. No reporters were admitted, but wen
founded report mas 1t that it was stormy meet.
ing, tna5 dissenslon5 nave arisen and they Will
soon resume WORK. The manufacturers have
assured tie HERALD reporter that tney
VIII not surrender, and t0at the Merchants
Mil win continue operations with what help
the Treasurer Is disposed to engage. The strikers
now see that the authorities are determined 10
put down all exciting scenes This has caused
demorallzatlon III their ranks. The strike Is evl-
IDENTITY near It's end; the leaders are weakening
and those VINO are the rilgeaders IN this financial
movement VIII be dispensed with In the u,ure by
the prOprictors OF the mills.
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A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
TO LIEUTENANT FRANCIS MORRIS, UNITED
STATES NAVY AT NEWPORT, YEsrERDAY-A

MARRIAGE OF MISS HARRrrrrE HALL BEpLow
TO LIEUTENANT FRANCIS MORRIS, UNITED
STATES NAVY AT NEWPORT, YEsTERDAY-A
BRILLIANT AND FASHIONABLE COMPANY.
NEWPORT, Il. l., Feb. 0. 1878.
The celebrated Malbone Place, IN this city, was
the scene OF q brilliant wedding this evening. The
high contracting parties were Lieutenant Com.
mander Francis NORRIS United States Navy, and
Miss Harrlette Hall Bedlow, daughter OF Henry L.
Bedlow, the owner OF me Malone Place. The
nuptias were performed by the Rev. Alexander
G. Mercer. About seven hundred invitations were
issued. The ceremony took place IN room ar.
ranged after the Partisan style, the furniture
being covered with satin, and everything having
been imported from Paris. A princess could wish
for nothing better This room was lighted
from an elegant crystal chandelier. The
wedding OF tonight Is the nrst that
has ever occurred In that ancient man.
sion. Miss Bedlow is lineal descendant
OF one OF the Oldest Dutch and Puritan families OF
New York, and her father is descendant OF Isaac
Bedow, one Of the earliest settlers Of New Amster-
dam. The bridegroom Is son OF Mr.. Lewis G.
Morris, Of Fordham, N. Y, whose name is asso-
ciated with the raising OF fancy stock, ana she
purchaser OF that famous COW Ier which he paid
nearly $4,000 q few years ago. Among the guests
were Commodore Edgar United states Navy;
george Tiffany, Joseph Bailey, Professor Gamme,
Senator-elecr Burnside. Herbert Johnston, J. G.
Pcgram, OF Governor Howards stan; Commander
Pickens, United States Navy; Lieutenant Com
mander Wides, United States Navy; Lieutenant
Merrill United States Navy, ana MANY otn.
ers. principally from New York. me ma.
jOrity OF the cite OF the place who are
occupying their summer villas, and VINO are mum.
bered among the first families Of New York and
Boston, were also present. The bridesmaids were
Miss Alice Bedlow, sister OF the bride; MISS De
Woll oil Bristol; Miss Gammell, OF Providence;
MISS Leroy ana Miss Nei!i. ootn OF New York. the
BRIDE who Is very pretty, was dressed In an ee-
CANT imported white satiI.corded silk, which was
trimmed with the choicest eXotics. Inc bride
groom iull naval uniform. From the front
door Tor distance OF nifty eet was covered way,
made principally OF sail cloth. 1t was car.
peted and decorated and lighted with Chinese
lanterns and presented pretty vesrtbuc TO the
gay assembage within. Upon all the peaks OF the
surrounding hills tar barrels were kept burning,
which illuminated the heavens TO so great an ex-
tent as to be seen for miles around. The grounds
were also extensively Lighted up, presenting
beautiful spectacle through the darkness Of the
cold winters night.
After the wedding reception was held, followed
by s0iree. The presents were numerous and Of
q very costly nature. In few days the happy
couple Will start upon the brioal tour. The bride
IS reputed to be very wealthy, being possessed OF
valuable property in her own name
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SHERIFF CROSDY'S BOND.
vICKsBURG, Miss, Feb 0, 1875.
The Board OF Supervisors TO day approved the
bond OF Peter Crosby as sheriff.
SENATOR CARPENTER EXPLAINS.

SPEECH AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC LAST
N1GHT-REAsoNs FOR THE SENATOR'S RECENT
DEFEAT-ADyICE 10 HIS PARTY.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. Q. 1875.
Senator Carpenter delivered an address at the
Academy OF Music this evening.
The hail was quite iuil at seven O'Clock and hun
dreds were unable to secure admittance.
The Senator referred briefly To his re-
cent defeat, WHICH he attributed large
~ 10 the opposition OF rallrOadS. He
paid nigh compliment TO Mr.. Cameron, senator
eject, whom he knew to ne q tlIn ana conslsten
republican He reviewed at some length the re-
cent speech Of eX' senator Dooittic, and COM
mentcd severely upon G,c recommendations of
tnat gentleman Tor the abolition OF The secret bal
lot ana tne cataOlishlnent OF educational quail ica-
tons lii the south In conclusion lie urged his
1riends TO forget personal dIsappointmcnts and
remain true to party.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn.,, Feb 9, 1875.
distressing accident took place here last
nlaht, by which Thomas Gaynor, aged twenty
eight. while switching the cars OF freight tfan
caught his foot in frog. and being unable to
extricate it, the weight OF the car coming upon
the rail- at the instant was drawn unGer the
wheels His body was Instantly cut in two by
them. The remains were taken this morning TO
stamford, his place OF residence.
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TIE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.

ACCEPTANCE BY THE ARGENTINE CoNFEDERA-
TIoN-woRKs OF ART FROM HOLLAND.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 0, 1876.
The government Of the Argentine Confederation
has issued an Official notice or the acceptance Of
the invitation or the United States government
to participate in the Centennial Exposition, and
has named IT'S commission.
AT the Centennial rooms to-day information was
received OF the appointment OF G. Mays4en, civil
engineer at HARLEM Holland as secretary and
architect or the Netherlands Commission. Some
etGhIy arulsts rom Holland have sIgni1ed their
intention OF sending works or art to the Exnibi-
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AN ALLEGED SWINDLER.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 0, is,

BUFFALO. n. Y, Feb. o. 1875.
A man giving the name OF A. NJ. Pugh, but who
registered at a hotel as J. C. Hunter, was taken
into custody last night on suspicion OF having in
his possession a stolen ring valued at s 600 on
searching his trunk numerous deeds and mort
Cages OF property In Western states together
win five notariai seals. were discovered. lie adj
Inlts that the documents are forgerics. Tho au-
thOrtie5 here have assurances nat heavy SWIM
dies nave been effected by such OrEcd instru-
mcGts throughout the country, ana tine persons
victimized arc requested 10 communicate with the
superintendent OF Police OF this city.
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GERMANY.

4 CATHOLIC BISHOP CUT OFF FROM coMsrUNI-
CATION WITH HIS CLERGY.
PARIS, Feb. Q, 1875.
The Bishop Of Strasbourg, having issued
charge to his clergy in which he alleges that the
Church Is prosecuted, the German authorities
have seized the copies and forbidden the promul-
cation Of the document
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE:
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS OBSERVERS.

THE TRANSIT OF VENUS OBSERVERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0, 1878.
Commander n. Chandler, commanding the United
States steamer Swatara, reports to the sec.
Rotary OF the Navy under date OF December
Is. that he intended TO leave Hobart
Town, Tasmania. December 16, for the
Auckland and Chatham Islands to embark tho
transit OF Venus parties Rear Admiral &. II.
DAVIS superintendent of the Naval Observatory
and President Of the Commission on the Transit OF
Venus, reports that he has received a letter rom
Professor Watson, dated Peklng China, Deem
Der 3, stating that all the members OF his party
- or
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MARDI GRAS FESTIVITIES.

MOBILE, Feb. 0, 1876.
The carnival was celebrated in magnificent
style to-day. The parades were the finest ever
witnessed here. At night three mystic So
cietles paraded, and the streets were brilliantly
Illuminated The subjects OF illustration were:-
NJ. w. L., "Feasr OF Esther;" that OF o. q. d.,
shadows from the Last Of Egvp;' that OF the In.
FAINT Mystics "Pllgrlms PrOgress.n me day was
devoted to pleasure. Business was entirely sas.
pended. and there Wore many visitors In the city.
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THE OWNERS OF PERRY MILL CoNCEDE TO
THE DEMANDS OF THE woRKPEoPIE-A TWO
DAYS STRIKE.
NEWPORT, Il. l., Feb. 0, 1875.
The owners OF Perry Mill-not Aquldneck as
Inadvertently rcported-saw their mistake in ante.
dating the wages OF the weavers to The 10th of
January, and notified them this morning that If
they would resume work thev woud refund the
back pay. THIS being all the wedvers wanted
tner readily consented and wcni IN without any
further trouble and thus what promised to tic
serious strike Is ended before IL two days old.
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THE TOBACCO INTERESTS.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 0, /


The Cincinnati Tobacco Board or Trade TO.
day adopted series Of resolutions ex-
pressing the belief that any advance OF
the existing tax on tobacco would prove
injurious to AL branches OF the tobacco
tr.de; that any additional tax would be urJust
to both producer aud consumer, ana that as II
measure TO Increase the revenue 10 woula lail OF
It's purpose. Tney also request all members OF
Congress IN sympathy with the tobacco interest
TO prevent IL possible any increase III the rate OF
taxation on tobacco
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SENATOR BUCKINGHAM's SUCCESSOR.

HARTFORD, Conn., Feb. o, 1875.
Governor Ingersoll has appointed Senator-elecs
William W. Eaton of this city, to fill the vacancy
IN the United States Senate caused by Senator
Buckingnams death, the term ending March L.
n
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S P A I N.
The Alfonsist Army Checked In
Navarro.
CarIist Report Of Grand Victory Over the
Troops Of the Crown.
MADRID, Feb. 0. 1878.

MADRID. Feb. Q. 1878.
An ofncal despatch has been received AZ the
Ministry OF War admitting that the advance guard
OF the extreme left OF the Alionsist troops operat
ing against the Carlisis In Navarro has suffered Q
check, and stated that 1t was caused BY the over.
weening confidence OF It's commander in his
strength.
RESOLUTION AND HOPE
This, however, will have no effect upon the gen.
eral plan OF the campaign.
DON CARLOS SAID TO HAVE WON GREAT
VICTORY.
LONDON, Feb. Q, 1878.
The Carllst Committee In this city clam that 1t
has Intelligence that Don Carlos troops have won
great victory over the Aionsists, the loss of the
latter In killed and wounded being 7, 900 men.
The committee also reports that Don Carlos has
issued proclamation to his troops congratulating
them.
THE COMMAND OF THE ALFoNsIsTs IN THE
NORTH.
MADHID, Feb o, 1875.
General Morlones has been appointed Com.
manderin-Chief OF the Army OF the North.
4 cAR1lsT TRAITOR SHOT BY ORDER OF THE
CHIEF.
MADRID, Feb. Q. 1878.
The Carist Caieftain Mcndri. whose death at
the hands OF his own men was reported yesterday.
was arrested for treason and shot by order OF Don
Carlos.
TIE OPERATIONS OF THE ARMY OF THE NORTH
SUSPENDED FOR SEASON.
HENDAYR, Feb. o, 1875,
The military operations OF the Allonslsts in the
North have been momentariy suspended.
The troops are terrifying themselves In the posi-.
tons which they occupied in their advance.
KING ALFONSO JoURNEYINa TOWARD MADRID.
MADRID, Feb. Q, 1875.
King Alfonso has arrived at Logrono en- route to
this city.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE STATE
SINCE 1866.
NEW ORLEANS, Fet

NEW ORLEANS, Fed. q, 1875,
General Sheridan, IN response 10 note
from the Hon. George II. Hoar, Chairman OF
the congressional investigating Committee,
says:-Ia respect to the inquiries OF men,
bers OF the congressional Committee as to
the number OF persons killed and wounded In
this State since 1865 on account of their politt-
cal opinions, have TO state that the number re.
ported TO date Is as follows: KILLED, 2,11 |;
Wounded 2,1l5 Total. 4.2j6.
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ELECTION AT BINGHAMTON.

BINGuAMroN. N. Y, Feb 0, 1875.
At the city election to-day Charles Mckinney,
republican, was elected Mayor by 1876 major
ity; and Edwin e. Jack OH, republican, was
elected Assessor. OF the Aldermen elected three
Supervisors three are republicans and two demo.
rrpf
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FRANCE.

1 BoNAPARTIsT CANDIDATE RErIREs FROM THE
POLL.
PARIS, Feb. 9, 1875.
The candidate OF the Bonapartlsts in the recent
slecnon IN tre Cotes- du.Nord has Withdrawn from
the contest.
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END OF A STRIKE.
MONTREAL, Canada,

MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. Q, 1875.
The strike on the Grand Trunk Railway Is at an
end The trainmen have resumed work and the
accumuIations OF freight are being moved as
rapidly as possible.
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CUBA.

CAPTAIN GENERAL coNcHA's MOVEMENTS.
HAVANA, FEB. Q. 1873.
Captain General Concha arrived at Villa Clara
yesterday.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON Feb. 0, 1878.
A snow storm prevails in the southern part or
England to-day.
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vALMAsEDA ABOUT TO EMBARK FOE HAVANA.
MADRID, Feb. 0-Evenng.
Count Valmaseda will embark on the 10th inst.
Tor Cuba
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A.-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMlrIE3
successfully treated BY Dr. MAR H. AT No 2Vesey street
opposite ST Pants church.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
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Shoulder and Clutches at MAE H., Truss oiica
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A.-FURS! FURS! FURS! AT BARGAINS, CLOS
ing out balance OF choice stock
BURKE. ia 9roadwav PARK Bank Building
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Count Valmaseda Is to be appointed Captain
General OF Cuba.
Important measures In regard to that island
,mpend.
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KING ALFONSO JoURNEYINa TOWARD MADRID.
MADRID Feb. Q, 1875.
King Alfonso has arrived at Logrono en- route to
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4 CARLIsr TRAITOR SHOT BY ORDER OF THE
CHIEF.
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The Carlist Chieftain Mcndiri. whose death at
the hands OF his own men was reported yesterday.
was arrested for treason and shot by order OF Don
Harl
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TIE OPERATIONS OF THE ARMY OF THE NORTH
SUSPENDED FOR SEASON.