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DIED

NORTHUMBERLAND %, JAMES McPHARLAND.
aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend his funeral, from his
late residence, $50 west Tnirty-second street. on
sunday, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
SHERIDAN.-At Mount Vernon, MARY SHERIDAN.
the vile oil Thomas sheridan, departed this life,
after long and severe Illness, In the sgd year or
her age; q native Of Killeshandra. county Cayan,
Ireland.
For further notice see Sundays Herald
[Eor Other Deaths see El1nth PaQel
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GERMANY.

FoREIeN LADIES, IF NUNS, ORDERED FROM THE
TERRITORY.
BERLIN, April %, 1875.
The police authorities or Posen have no tined all
the Ursuline sisters in that district who are not
natives OF Germany that they must leave the
country within two months.
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PHILANDER DAGGETr.

Captain Pnilander Daggett died az Boulogne-
Sur-Mer, France, on the LIST inst, in the sixty
fourth year OF his age Deceased was for many
years prominent shipmaster, sailing from the
port OF New York. in command OF the Glasgow
packet ships Monticello, Duncan. Mary Morris ana
Harmonic, well known vessels IN Messrs. Dun
ham & Utmon's llne the first ever established be-
tween the two ports. For more than twenty
years past he successfully conducted shipping
and commission business ut Glasgow. where he
was widely known as an upright man. an honora-
be merchant and . most enterprtsIng and use III
citizen.
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stated 20 be 60 prevent unlawful trade with Cura
Goa and TO punish tnat place Tor past offences. A
custom house has been established az Porto
Cabello In pursuance oil the policy OF the decree.
AS the exports from Maracaibo to the United
states Tor the year ending September. 1874.
amounted 10 $4l0S,lCs. including more THAN
20 600 600 pounds vi coffee, the change may AFFECT
considerably tue interests OF merchants IN this
country.
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THE MOTION FOB THE APPOINTMENT or
ROYAL COMMISSION OF INQUIRY-DID THE
CHIEF JUSTICE PREJUDICE ORION?
LONDON, April 23-Night.
During che session or the House OF Commons
this evening. after the transaction OF some unim-
portant business, DR.. Kenealy ana moved
that royal commission be appointed TO investi-
gate the circumstances attending the Tchborne
trials.
THE ARGUMENT.
In powerful speech in support OF his resolution
DR.. Keneay alluded TO the growing dissatisfaction
ut the result or these trials and the manner in
which they had been conducted by the Bench.
Nothing short or a royal commission OF inquiry
would content the people or England, VINO were
convinced that justice had not been done. lie
stated that ne had received many letters from
America 70 the same efect. The discomfort had
grown into . torrent which was pouring over the
land. The late Ministry partly owed its downfall
90 Its conduct in regard to the Tcnborne case
He asserted that he had positive proof that the
Chief Justice. sir Alexander Cockburn in society,
while the trial was In progress, said he would
give the claimant fifteen years. Imprisonment.
He spoke severe terms or the Piitendreigh
forge.ies, ana stated that the claimant was unable
10 call more witnesses for lack OF funds. The
penalties Tor contempt OF court had been directed
against side only The witnesses were brow
beaten. and the Partially OF the Bench was patent
throughout tne proceedings.
Dr. Keneay declared that ne had sacrificed him
self to nls sense OF honor and duty ard had been
irretrievaty ruined In his profession. lie believed
the motion before the House would never be re-
newed IN iGs present form. IL was Impossible to
predict the result II this commission should be
refused. The defeat or the motion would spread
dismay througnout the country.
Dr. Kenealy spoke for three hours.
lie was followed BY Mr. whalley. VINO seconded
the motion.
REPLY or THE GOVERNMENT.
sir Richard Baggallay opposed the appointment
OF commission, Tor which there was not the
slightest ground OF justification. The observa-
lions alleged 70 nave been made BY the Chief Jus
uce were grossly misunderstood and misnter-
preted.
Sir Henry James. who was Attorney General
under the last Gladstone Ministry, denounced the
motion attack the jury system. and de-
clared the commission asked for unprecedented.
THE CATHOLIC CONSPIRACY CHARGE.
Mr.. wnallcV remarked that the House seemed
10 be interested in the suppression Of an inquiry
which would lead to the exposure OF a Catholic
conspiracy sgaInst the Tichborne claimant.
prsRAELr CLASHES THE rHRIcE-roLD TALx.u
Mr.. Disraen SAID DR.. Kenealy's speech was a
tnrice-told Ialc. The charges OF misconduct made
against the Cnief Justice were entirely unsup-
ported. Abiding 10 DR.. Keneaiy. ne regretted
tnat "a talented man under banucination had de-
stroyed his own reputation
JouN BRIGHT NDoEsEs THE vERDIcrs.
Mr.. John Bright reviewed the evidence In the
Ticnoorne trials and declared that ne could not
but agree with the jury in their verdicrs
AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.
The motion Of DIT. Kenealy was then rejected
Oy vote Of ts3 nays 20 yea.
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J. NJ. KERRos, UNITED STATES CONSULAR AGENT
A cable telegram from Paris, under date OF
April %, announces the occurrence or the death
OF J. M. Kerros, Consular Agent OF the United
States at Brest, q much respected Official repre-
sentative OF the American government.
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TIE SANITARY POLICY WHICH SUGGESTED
the establ shment OF public baths the poor should
dictate appropriation for supplying GLRSNs
Soar the OF those bathers who afflicted
cuaneous erupuons aud skin diseases. Sold every
whore. Depot CRIrfENTON's, No. Z sixth aYenue.
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IRON STABLE FTrIINGS-ALL THE LATEST
improvements Of our own make good, smooth Castings
No. fitted by skilled wOTgmen. Call and
specimens send for an illustrated catalogue, Tree.
JAMES KIRKLAND. Nos. s. no. u keade street
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are invited to call and test IL before purchasing No
Nest wenty nth street
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A.-GE0. WILKES ON SHAKESPEARE.
MERCHANT or VENICE THIS WEEK
SEE SPIRIT or THE TINES.
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A.-GEO. WILKES On SHAKESPEARE.
MERCHANT OF VENICE THIS WEEK
SEE SPIRIr OF THE TINES
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A-GEO. WILKES ON SHAKESPEARE.
MkRCHANT OF VENICE THIS WEEK.
SEE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
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A.-GEO. WILKES ON SHAKESPEARE.
MERCHANT OF VENICE THIS WEEK
see SPIRIT OF THE TINES
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A.-GEo. WILKES ON SHAKEsPEARE.
MERCHANT or VENICE THIS wEEE
SEE SPIRIT OF TIE TIMES
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DAvIDs SPRING STYLE or GENTLEMEN'S
Hans salesroom. ZgJ1< Broadway three doors below
Duane
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LEON DUMAS CARDINAL BOUQUEr-rHR
new and exquisite Perfume dedicated TO His Emnencs
Cardinal McCloskey.
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FRAGRANT S0ZODONT.-THIS PEERLESS
dcntifriee hardens gums, sweetens the breath.
clcauses and preserves the teeth from youth old age
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LEON DUMAS TOILET SPECiALTlES CAN
only be obtained at No. West Twenty -nfth street
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LEON DUMAS, EAU MERvEILLEUSE Is AN
indispensable oiletrequisite LADIES'
No 5 West Iwenty-fifth street
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvELLEUSE WIFI
positively wrinkies. No. West Twentyn 81
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THANKS -FRoM THE DEPTHS or the

A.-THANKS .FRoM THE DEPTHS OP THE
heart"
DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y. -
DEAR STR-Your medicines Golden Medical Discovery
and Dr. Sages Catarh Remedy nave proved OF the great
est service 10 me six months one thought that
eases, scrofua manifcstng itself in eruptions and
great bloches my head that made such that
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much suffering; also causing swollen glands, tonsils
larged enlarged thick neck aud large ana numer-
bofls / also suffered from terrible chronic
tarrh and, in fact, 1 diseased that life n
fit / finally procured one-half dozen bottles OF your
Golden Medical Discovery and one dozen Sage's Ca
tnrrh Remedy, and commenced their use At nrst
badly dscouraged but after taking bottles of
taken the remaining we'll In addition the
the Discovery applied solution OF iodine the gotre
thick neck you advise In pamphlet wrapping. AMI
u entirely disappeared Your Discovery ~ certainly
the most wonderful b God medicine ever invented. I
thank Coo and from the depths Of my heart for tho
great good i has done me- Very gratefully .,,,r,
Most medicines which arc advertised rs blood puri A.
and liver medicines contain either
form, potassium and iodine variousy combined. All
of these strong tendency 10 break the
ncnty iniure the human system. and should therefore
be discarded DR. PtEROEs GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
on the other hand being composed % the uId
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injury effects being ngthening aud only.
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LEON DUMAS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
LADIHs HAIR DRESSING Rooms, where all tsilot
ties can be applied. No. west Twenty-ftth street
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DISCOUNT PRIOES.-PATENT MEDICINES.
PEKRUMFRY. &c Retail depot AZ Maiden lane. Drug
gists Goods Proprietors' Agency ana Office rooms
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LEON DUMAS EAU ME8VEILLEUSE IS Til u
best safest cosmetic used No. West twenty
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OBSTINATE CASES OF PILES or 20 YEARS.
standing have been cured by DAL.EY's MAGICAL fAuS
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ANY SUFFERING FROM RUPTURE Is REM
dered unnecessary by the invention o. the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway, whose admirable In
hernia.
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RUPTURE OK HERNIA--wOODEN KNOBS.
rubber belts and metal bands interrupt and repe crcu
lauon, thus opposing by obsructing the very
means she uses in repairing any detect kAisBOw's M-
PROVED APPLIANCE, 64S broadway, Bieecker
street assists nature until permanent is perfected
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Al FURNITURE BARGAlSs.-sEE kelly s
CO.'S Advertisements
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Tie Bril "A Metropolis Intensely Excited
Concerning Arthur orion.
NENEAlYS PARLIAMENTARY MOTION
The Verdict Of the Tichborne
Jury Impugned.
Disraeli's Description or the
"Thrice-Told Tale"
The Catholic Conspiracy Charge
An Emphatic Denial.

LONDON, April o. 1875.
The motion OF DR.. Keneay impugning the YER
dict OF the jury in the Ticnborne trial is to be
taken up thus afternoon in the House OF Commons.
InE PEOPLE coNGREGATIEG IN CROWDS.
large crowd is assembled abou; Parament
House, and tt IS fast increasing.
AUTHORITIES FEAR TROUBLE.
Trouble Is npprehended and hundreds OF extra
policemen have been stationed around the Parlia-
ment building.
oRroN's LAWYER HAILED WITH CHEERS.
Or. Kenealy arrived at the Parliament House &C
four O'Clock r. NJ.
His appearance was greeted with great cheers
from the throng the streets.
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TIE RUSH CONTINUES AND ADMIRATION
universa-The spring style Of gentemen's HATS. nitro
duced by KNOX has hit the popular fancy, and nl
temen OF taste select their his store. No
Broadway, or in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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The same publishers have now in press. for speedy
publication, two other novels, potn OF which will have
extensive sales aud delight novel reAdera They are
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP BUILDS UP AN IRON
diseases
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Al FURNITURE BARGAINS.-sEE kelly 4
CO.'S Advertisements
A COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD To SERI.
results. PoRrKRs BALsAM viii give relief al
ATTACKED IN THE NIGHT WITH DREAD.
f toothache GILES IINIMENr IoprpE AMMONIA cured
me. Depot f5l ixth avenue. Sold by all drug gsts
AZ. II. BOWIE, at C. II. reynolds Co.'S paint store.
l06 and l0S Fulton street, New York.
A.-FOR GENTLEMENiS HATS or EXTRA
quality 60 direct The manufacturer. ESPENsCuEID,
lis Nassau street.
A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIEs
successfully treated oy Or 5, n. MARSH principal Of
the late Arm OF Marsh A Coz ut his old office, No 2
Nesey street Aston House, opposite Paups church.
NO connection with any other office In this clly.
CoLBoRNES TABLETS CURE COUGHS.
catarrh Or bronchitsi 40; w~iiad aud sod ny arug.
gAsta " GncaAndt IIeet
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COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO SERI.
Gus results. PoRrERs BALsAM viii give relief al once
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A PERFECT ADoNIs.

This charming new novel by tine author or
kUTLkDGE
IS having an enormous sale. Praised by every wht
reads it, the demand Is increasing every day LbrlrIeS
beseged tor it, ana book sellers selling ii faster
than other novel Of the IL decided hit
- Price 81 3d.
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n APPLETON 4 CO,
IL. sip and 55l Broadway. New York.
Publish this day;
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lust PUBLIsHED-"rHg TEETH. EOw TO PRE-
- thcm when lost how replace them.n direce
from the author. Or X .. kOBhHrS surgeon Dentlsl
- Bond street iorS- free by mali Tor s ceuLN
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l. Mad Marrage.-An Intensely exciting novel
by May Agnes Fleming, whose other werhs-"Guy
Earlscourts Wife, "A Wonderful Wounanh and "A rer
ribe secret popular,
H. The Woman zoe--A very powerful action bp
Cuyler Pine, whose novel, Mary Brandegee. made
such wide sensation several years
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-02

GoE-Kellogg has issued a proclama
ton converting and extra session of the
legislature, to begin at 10 m., on Wed
nesday, April 14tll, and end at the same
hour on Saturday, April Gath. The pro-
clamation specifies the following objects
oflegislation which shall take precedence
of all other business:
|: In relation to the adjustment of the
political difficulties heretofore existing
in this State.
2. Revenues Of the State and the
mode OF collecting and discussing the
same.
8. Amendment of the funding law
with respect to the number COMPOSING
the Funding Board, and with respect to
the manner Of preventing the funding
OF illegal obligations of the State.
4. Revenues, financial condition and
government of the city of New Orleans.
B. Relief of the commerce Of New Or
from excessive port charges, fees,
etc.
6. To consider the incorporation of
the Board of Trade Of New Orleans.
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= 49,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
DRY.-NO. 12414.
GEORGE BACON BURKE VS.. WILLIAM P.
BREWER.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale, issued
out OF the honorable the Eighth District Court,
III and for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled suit, and to me directed, I will
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish, in the
town OF Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the LIST day
lowing described property, to-wit:
A certain plantation with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, measuring one hun
dred and fifty superficial arpents, composing
the following, Two lots of lands the first tract
having three arpents by thirty in depth, bound
ed north by Widow and Heirs of Franchebois.
south by lands of NJ. Andrepont, on one side by
land of Ut. Blackshear, and on the other tract
below. ID. A tract of land having three ar
penis front by twenty in depth, bounded south
by Land OF T.. Blaekshear, west by land of IT,.
7. Blaekshear, and north by land OF Widow and
Heirs OF Franchebois, and east by land above
described. Also a certain tract of land con
tanning thirty arpents, situated in Plaisanee.
st. Landry Parish, bounded north by Cyprien
I. Fonten0t, south by land of T. M WSrtelIe
and z. Poiret, east by land of Emile Poiret, and
west by Bayou Carron.
C. c.. DUSON,
inch 26 Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
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The Lake Charles Echo, in mention
ing that Messrs. Webb and Duson have
the contract to carry the mail from New
Iberia to that place, says that it should
be a weekly instead of a tri-weekly
mail as it is at present. Among other
reasons why it should be weekly, we
may add that the people of Lake Charles
and of all parts of Calcasieu not only
get their mails by that route, but, after
leaving Vermillionville in the parish of
Lafayette, the people of Vermillion, of
lower st. Landry, of Cameron, and of
eastern Texas are also dependent upon
that line for mail facilities.
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Hon. Marshall Jewell, Postmasts.
General of the United States, has con-
tracted with MI. C. C. Duson and Hon.
James Webb, of our parish, for carrying
the Z. S. Mails on the route from Yer
~millionville via Mermento to Lake
Charles, La, tri-weekly, from July 1st,
1875, to June 30th, 1878, at $4,000 per an
mum. This is quite an important route,
being the connecting line between the
Attakpas parishes of St. Mary, st. Mar
tin, iberia, Lafayette, Vermillion, and
st. Landry, C~alcasieu, Cameron, and
eastern Texas. 1t is to be hoped the
Postmaster General will order an in
crease of service, so as to make this a
daily mail. Under the circumstances,
we earnestly hope that the solicitations
from the parishes above named, to the
contractors, to have this service increas-
ed, will meet with the appreciation of
the Postmaster General, when it is
brought before him in the proper form.
We notice that our sister parish of Cal
casieu has taken the initiatory steps in
this matter through the medium of an
editorial in the Lake Charles Echo, re-
commencing the said increase.
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SALE.
SHERIFF's SALE.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF OR
LEANS.-No. 61O7.
IdOS. AND WIFE, VS.. TRADES
MEMS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

y virtue of q writ of seizure and sale, issued
out of the honorable the Fifth District Court.
In and for the Parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled suit, and to mt directed, I will
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the high
est Dldder, at the Courthouse of this parish, in
the town Of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the
Isl gay OF May, 1875, at II O'Clock A. ~,
the following described property, to-wit-
The south half of the north east quarter and
lots one, two and three, of section thirty-four,
III township number three, south of range num-
per one, west and south western district, con-
more less, being the same property acquired
bysaldI radesmen's Fire Insurance Company, by
ACT before j; G. Ellstes, Notary, dated 10th Feb
ed in Recorders Office at OpeIousas. ~ October.
1871, Book B No. ., page 55s, and acquired by
from the State OF Louisiana, by
TaIent No. 7s1, dated 16 July, 1871, Registered
Vol, l6, page GO.
IeFms-CaSh. G. G. DUSON,
nIch &c Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.