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RACING IN ENGLAND.

RACE FOE THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES AT
EPsoM-BU6LE MARCH, THE FAvoRrrE,
BEATEN-HAArProN THE WINNER AFTER A
SPIRITED CONTEST.
LONDON, April p, 1875.
The Great Metropolitan Stakes was the prtn-
eipa event OF to-day's racing at the EPSON Spring
Meeting.
Out or thirty. six acceptances ten horses started
with Bugle March favorite at TO !, while TO
was laid against Hampton, 10 to l against Temple
Bar and 20 to / against Roseblush.
THE FAvoRITE BEATEN.
Hampton, one OF the highest weights accepting,
won the race; Temple Bar, who was similarly
weighted, taking second place. and Roseblush
thru. The favorite. Buge March. was 1fth. The
following Is a summary oil
TIE RACE.
The Great Metropolitan Stakes (handicap) OF
Is sovs EACH Is forfeit, and only II declared by
February, 200 sovs ADDED the owner OF
the second horse 10 receive so sovs. out OF the
stakes; the winner OF a handicap after the publ
cation OF the weights January Isl 10 carry los.
Of any two nandlcaps, or OF the CITY and suburban
Handicap. 10 los. extra: closed with 80 sub
icrloers, Ia OF whom pay sovs each; about two
miles and quarter; 70 start at the winning CHAIR
The highest weight accepting being 1l9 lbs, IL
was raised to 124 los.
Mr.. James Nlghtingalps Dr. {. Hampton, 3years,
by Lord Clliden, dam Lady Langoen, 50 lbs.
Lord Alasbury's Gu. c. Temple Bar, years, by
1rumpeter dam Boundary, 81 los......-...... 2
Mr.. Martln's CHI. no. ROseDush, aged by Com.
motion. dam Greenwich Fair, So los.......... 3
Lord Bradiord's en-. /. Bugle March, years, by
TTumpeter, dam Quick March, % lbs.-........ 0
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THE STRIKING MINERS.

GOVERNOR HARTRANFT on THE SITUATION
LAwLEssSEss on TIE PART or THE MINERS
AT An END-PRoBABLE LONG CONTINUANCE
OF THE STRIKE
PHILADELPHIA Pa. April 81, 1875.
Governor Hartrant arrived IN rais city TINS al.
ternoon rom Harrisburg. ana your correspondent
has Just had . long conversation with him ia ref
erence to the troubles In tue mining country. lie
is thoroughly amliar with the condition Of AFFAIRS
there, ana keeps himself constantly advised. lie
was very reluctant 70 call out the mi itary, ami
the moment the civil authorities express rneIr
Willingness he viii order the troops home. There
are now only 640 men. all tOu, IN the
vicinity of Hazieton. being portions Of the First
and Ninth regiments and an artillery company.
The Governors design IN gradually concentrating
the troops at Hszletou ~ TO see II IL would De sale
to Ieave the SURF Oundng districts TO the care ~
tue civil officers OF the peace. lie hopes to send
the troops nome IN few days, but should the
presence o. the soldiery be necessary he VIII
o SINE other command from this city. The
Governor Is sangnlue mat the worst OF the trouble
Is over so lar as lawlessness on the part oil the
miners Is concerned. The strlKe will PROBABLY be
the
LONGEST ASp MosT STUBBORN
ever known there. But the Governor thinks
that there will be no more iawless outbreaks nor
interference With what IS called che dead work.
q. the mtneS-whicn means tle inoing Of tue fur
mace, the pumping OIL water and other necessary
work which must 90 on every day 10 prevent toe
flooding Oi the mInes-the strikers pledgng them
selves not TO interfere With that LABOR. Tine Gov
crnOr mas great confluence IN Williams, who has
lust been CHOSEN President or the miners per-
mancnt organization, and whom nc regards a. an
honorable man, who viii oppose al violence and
disorder.
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ASSEMBLY,.

ALsAyr, April Il, 1875.
The General Appropriation BILL amended By the
Senate received.
Mr.. HAMMOND moved q non.concurrancc and the APP
pointment OF Conference Committee. Agreed to- and
the amendments were ordered to be printed
Tho resolution adopted by the New York Board Of AL
dermen requesting the Legislature TO pass law TO
prohibit the erection OF bone boiling and lat rendering
establishments within the corporate limits of the city
was received ana read.
communication was received from tho Department Mt
OF Docks in New York protesting against the provisions
OF the Assembly bill No 400 which requires it desig
nate dumping the OF private parties Tho
Commissioners it deprives them OF supervision
the hart property and water front OF the city and
Ths pon QUIZ he nbe % .e same The
bill. The communication was ordered 10 be printed,
To authorize the Cours OF and Tcrminer SEES
oSy % ness county 70 sentence prisoners 70 the
provide ior assessment for improving Tenth
aUd twenty thira street, New York.
he bl 70 provide for desttute and pauper children
amendment was again passed as amended. The amend
Authorizing the Improvement OF the croton Aaueduct
New otA, by CLEANSING Ger am gate houses
pubic Offices IN kings county by requiring them close
Extending the time Tor the appointment OF census
4oIS ana ~ me supplying O. baaks
Of Commissioners for Tue erection Of Court House IN
Authorizing the taxation Of stockholders OF life, FIRE
Mr Hustled moved . recoinnt this bill with instruc.
tons 70 strike out the enactng clause He thought 1t
footing different from those OF other corporation.
SHAREHOLDERS am the shares OF all these companies
taxed sy allowing these stockholders to be exempt
least $50 00JO) OF personal property escapes taxation.
II wrong ana unjust to the taxpayers THESE nsnr
companies make large dividends, and il IL X we'll
known fact that they the the matter
Of court proceedings than all the other companies
bned.
Mr. HUsrED said that while all the people are taxed
their personal property where they reside Tins bill
proposes to tax them where they do reside
the nouse and IL shcuG be thoroughly discussed lie
therefore changed his motion 10 have the OH sent to tho
Committee OF the Whole.
MIR. hAhMoSD saii that would only delay it 1t could
be discussed now. Every member understood it.
Mr. II =. CAMPBELL sustained the motion to send II to
the Committee OF the Whole
Mr. LINCOLN moved to add that ii be made special
order TOR tomorrow morning, which was accepted by
Mr.. Hustled.
This motion prevailed with the further order moved
by Mr.. HAMMOND that the bill retain its place the
order OF Third reading Of bills
PASSAGE or Bulls RESUMED.
10 provide for the payment OF services rendered for
the opening and Improvement Of streets New YORK.
IL limits the compensation OF the Commissioners of
tmae and assessment 10 thirty per for the
neai extent OF the street. and in OF damages
pensatiOn shall be faxed aud allowed by the
reasonable rate
10 amend the Common School act OF New York II
connects the school Of u Vincent de Paul with the sys
Adjourned
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FREE TRADE.

NJ HucHKn cHEvALrER ON THE GREAT COM
InRc1AL QUESTION OF THE DAY-wEAT THE
FRENCH ECONOMIST THINKS OF THE TRADE
PoIICr OF THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, April q, 1875.
The Liverpool Chamber or Commerce gave
dinner hits evening In honor OF It's guest, M.
Michel Chevaner. the celebrated French econo-
mist.
WHAT THE FRENCH ECONOMIST HOPES FOR AMERICA.
NJ Chevalier, IN reply TO complimentary toast,
made speech IN which he dwet on the benefits
or free trade. He expressed his admiration at
tde extraordinary progress made by the United
States. nation so anxious TO possess all the I'M
provements In public and private HE, so eminent
for its love OF liberty, could not long
remain bound 10 the protective system.
Protection was repugnant TO progressive
policy, checked The growth OF trade and restricted
the liberties or producer and consumer.
He especially pointed out "the inconsistency OF
tne Americans in imposing duties on foreign
grain while they attempted 70 inundate the grain
markets OF Europe with their products"
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sary ana thar during che winter mouths when emsta'
ZION Is much smaller than her seasoEs, decrease
IN the nn mher OF employts ls made.
ne committee regret thai they are 50 restricted ~
the esolupons directing this investigation as TO ne I'M
ape 70 conduct the same with the thoroushness which
~ thelf opinion, tie nature OF the demands In
view OF the importance two bills before the As
temnlFoIe authorizing the Commissioners 10 mortgage
the propefy under their control pay tae large IN
deotedness which has been contracted and the other
poNuing tor an Increase the OF ne ad money 10
meet the expenses OF the Boarda the facts should be
ascertalned which could aid determining whether
the hnars OF the Board managed with economy and
honesty
The questions forwarded 70 the Commissioners and the
answers returned thereto covering the subjects 10 whch
the committee on Commerce ana Navigation were d.
reced b. the resolutions above TO- hereto
annexed and mace portion OF this report.
All of which Is respectfully submitted James NJ Oak.
leyy Chairman 4 W.; Vosolrgh. John Fream. ". 4.
smith, Bernard silverman, r. Hanrahan
Resolved, That the Committee Commerce and Navi.
gauon be discharged from the urther consideration OF
the
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w WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April q, 1876
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENTS PARTY-THE RU-
NOR CONCERNING SECRETARY DEIANos RES
IGNATIoN POSITIVELY DENIED.
The President and some OF the members or his
party returned 10 Washington this afternoon.
Secretary Delano will not return until tomorrow
Postmaster General Jewell arrived this morning
He states positively that the report that tho Pres
dent requested Secretary Delano to resign is not
true. The Postmaster General was in the railroad
car with the President and Secretary Deano wnen
the published statement referred to was brought
70 their attention, and his assertion is based
upon what was then said by the parties directly
concerned.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, Neb, April 81, 1875.
The Union Poetic Railroad is now IN a passabe
condition with the exception OF about SIX miles
over which transfer is being made oy teams be-
tween Lawrence and Green River, which will
have TO be KEEP up 4 week or more. One train
coming east. having On board $50 passengers
transferred yesterday afternoon, Will Teacn here
tomorrow afternoon. Tho traIn delayed at Lara
me VIII reach the transfer point thls even
ing. Another tram, gong west. DELAYED TT
cheyenne, lett mere this morning. ana Win
transfer tomorrow morning. TIE delayed emf
grant trains are neIng Workeu westward Gg asst
p0sslOie. fhe company nope 70 start an the
first Grass trains Tomorrow. Ihcy are cOnsld-
erably embarrassed on account ~ scarcity Of
cars, ont will receive twcnty.siN rom New York
BY saturday or SUNDAY, winch VIII partly reneve
them. They hope 10 get.ail The delayed passcn-
gers on the road ~ Inc middle Of next week.
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MEXICO.

SUGAR CULTIVATION AND PROBABLE ExPoHT TO
AMEBIcA-A HORRIBLE cRrME-THREE MEN
KIDNAPPED AND MURDERED.
CITY OF MEXICO, April IL, 1851
Via HAVANA.
The planters OF the Slerras Caientas, at a recent
meeting, resolved 70 export 10000 arrobas OF
sugar to the United states and Hamburg Tor tae
purpose 81 making its quality known abroad. and
Increasing ITS value well that OF their planta-
lions. They nave also taken steps 70 induce the
general government to remove the tax native
sugar.
the Legislature OF MoreIos is disposed TO return
the local tax paid by the planters, thus Offering
premium for the production Or sugar.
HORRIBLE oUTRAGEs AND MURDER.
Ten natives Of lxtacalco are on trial here for
horrible outrage. They are charged with ourying
throe men alive, leaving only their heads above
ground, ana then despatchlng them with hatchets
and knives after prolonged torture.
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he would for sucn BIn he was aosread 10 so witt
the senator Of the Third and present plausible sche
lie (Woudlnl wanted an effective scheme We must
diyes ourselves OF Az excitement ana rrfudiee ana
vote integeny, When the Senator OF tho bird gels
rid OF excitement and outside influences he too, Will
had offered.
MI, JACOBS thanked God that the influence he drew
In spiratioa from public opinion. lie aboy all
personal feeling IN disc ussing this question.
on motion OF Mr.. Jacobs the bill pro -ressed.
In the Senate Mr.. Jacobs moved To M Woodin's
substitute and refer the bill the Committee the
Judiciary TOR thar committee report the const-
tuuonalW OF Mr. Woodins amendment
Mr. WooDIs favored this saying lie willing
70 abide by the decision that committee The bill was
then referred.
Inspector OF Public Works bill Senator ledwh in the
chair
After some time was spent in the confederation OF IL
progress reported and the bi made special order
tor Thursday morning.
Adjourned.
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THE MEXICAN RAIDERS.
GALVESTON, April q, 1875
The following is a special despatch to the Ne,rs
rom San Antonio.-

The following is special despatch to the Netrs
rom San Antono:-
HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT TEXAS
San ANTONIO, Texas, April ~, 1875
To TILE GOVERNOR TKxAs:-
The following is Just received from the General OF the
Army IN answer 70 despatch from prominent citizens
Of Corpus Christi setting forth the condition OF affairs
that portion OF fcNas:-
Your despatch the 18th is received and will sent
TO the ecretay ~ War for the informal ton OF the Pres
dent The duty OF the troops the RIO rande frontier
is 10 protect all officers OF the general and
as tar possible, 10 aid the State authorities
ing the people against organized bands 81 maraudcrs
from Quarter. But the authorities should
derstand that on them tn duty III the FIRST usance
ana that only assist them should il he a hostile
measure rom Mexico the President may order more
troops and more positive action
r.. g. DRUM Assistant Adtutant General
Please inform me how best can GO operate with the
State authorizes in protecting the frontier have
dered out troops from Enggold Barracks and Fort
Brown. The troops should In both accompa-
MED BY civil officers empowered 10 make
you give directions 70 that elect Z
L. .. &. ORD. Brigader General.
The following despatch was received today
FoRT Brown April 81, 1875
AssrsrAS ADJuLASr GENERAL, DEPARrxEST or Texas,
SAN ANTONIO, TExAs:-
viii send my disposablc mounted force in the drec.
ton of ri SauX, the Rio CanO. There has been o
OF the marauders to-day.
tSIgned J. H. POTTER
Colonel OF the Twenty-fourth Infantry. comma nding
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THE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
ALBANY, April q. 1874

ALBANY, April a. 1874
REPORTED
Regulating Coroncrs nqucsts IN the city and county
Of sew York and providing for the services
scientific persons
Also adversely 10 the act relating to General Terms az
the supreme Court agreed TO.
Also adversely the bill providing FOR the admission
81 couuseors other states TO practice in the courts
81 hrs state Agreed To-
rSrnopucEp.
~ Mr. BoorH-Reiave 70 armories and drill rooms in
tho city Of New YORK
The on the bill relative to state prisons and
penitsntares reconstructed and recommted to sne
Committee on Finance
Senators L0wcry. Wood and Gross were appoinfed
committee q conference On the savings BANK bill
Hills PASSED
TO prevent cruelty 10 children
IN relation 70 General Terms or the Supreme Court
The PRfsinFSr presented resolution Of the Common
Council q the CITY Of New YORK similar 10 that IN the
Assembly, relative g. bone-boiiing establishments.
conference committee on the Appropriation 6il.
REMOVAL Bitfs
The senate then went into Committee 81 the Whole
Mr WooetS moved substitute. giving Judge, y m,
Court 81 Appeals nower = try officers mpeacned. lie
said the Judgment 81 the senate had already been
Uovernor that he would not stop e. consider that
Y, ~ ~ .o.s,ars ~ tbo Nle
tribunal y removal. lie had made 1 careful osicnls
posed At expense q les tnan s5Oo per day There
score II economy. AGAIN, tho tribunal which 81 pr0
posed woua q s,s apd speedy ~ is opeta
would necessarily he made would produce much fieiav
,heh S ,rpnnset ~ ,.s,' II, ,, ts nsn' ~ WA, io{
D. liable ID - TALKED p by their constituents.
had sais he pTinsiplcs y 3he ne% cs1stirsog yda
Thought thar tribunal tnus crcdied could nat aei
and mus ae Whole work VI the SEASON would - IL.
naught lae issue before the senate must he carcfrly
considered and understood. II cannot be snI mat
~ ~ h ~ ip he mater AM Se rrs, Ky ul, ,
mn fl4e a.
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A.-rHANKs ORION THE DEPTHS OF the


WELLINGTON, Lorrain county, ohio. August a 1874
Dr. r. V. PIERCE, Sufialo, y. y:
DRAR SIR-Your medicines, Golden Medical Discovery
and DR. Sages Caarrh Remedy nave proved of the great
est service xix months ago one thought thatI
could possibly live long. mad complication OF dis
eases, scrofua manlfestug itself in eruptionS and
great botches my head thai made suc1 sores that
could not have my HAIR combed without causing me
larged, enlarged thick neck and large
Gus boi!S also suffered from terrible chronic
tarrh, and, in tact, | diseased that lie
burden TO me. had tried many doctors with no bene-
Golden Medical Discovery and one dozen Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy, end commenced their At first I
was badly discouraged out after taking four bottles Of
the Discovery l began improve and when 1 had
the Discovery applied solution OF iodine 20 tn gore
or thick neck, you advise in pamphlet wrapping and
u entirely disappeared Your Discovery certainly
the most wonderful b God medicine invented. I
Mrs Il CHAFFEE.
Most medicines which advertised blood puri1.
crs and liver medicines contain either mercury in
form. potassium and iodine varlousy combined. All
Of these agents have strong tendency to bre down the
blood corpuscles, and deb1tae ana otherwise perma
nentiy iniure the human system and should therefore
be niscs rdcd DIT PIERCEs GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
the oher hand being composed of the nuid extracts
ofnatvc plants barks ana roots will ia nocaSe
injury rs effects being strengthening and curative only
sarsapara which nsed 70 ENJOY quit reputation as
blood pufaer. remedy Of thirty years AMI may
well give place 10 doing to the positive and
valuable vegetable 4 tnraives which later med cal in
yesiiTation ana discovery mas brought 70 lgnL In
elias Swetled Neck toitre. Scrotuous determinations,
Indoeut Inflammation Mercural Alice tons. Old Sores
Eruptlons the skin ana Ewes IN all other
blood dis ases Dr PERcEs GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
obstinate and inIractahe cases. sold by ali dealers
medicines.
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LOUISIANA.

SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR KELLOGG
DEMOCRATS CHARGED WITH BAD FArrH-THE
CLINTON IMPEACHMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, April 81. 1878.
Governor Kellogg to-day sent a special Message
20 both houses or the General Assembly, calling
attention 70 the fact that the time for which the
Assembly was convened Is rapidly drawing TO a
close, and earnestly urging the passage Of the Bill
tor the relief OF the city Of New orleans, and rec
ommendng an amendment 20 the Funding law.
His Message closes a. IollOws:-
Permit me to saw expected OF you under ex
sung circumstances tat the great interests the state
ana city shal receive the preference your
LpGs over the advancement 81 party Cuds and mat
financial conlttion IL ftiesrahe thai Inc
s-m OF this should he exten led. IL be-
sith Jusuce 70 ne taxpayers the creditors Of the
state.
Inc following kilograms explain tnemselves:-
INV ORLEANS. April 20. 1875
Hon william P. FEYE, N. q. Lew ston. Ne.
The democrats have unseatcd republican MEM
hers to0ay Telegraph me whether. In y0ur opinion.
by toe sereenent signed the democrats disturb
more 81 the members 81 the mouse except those
uoned award " 50 out :. q PACKARD.
LrwIsror Nc April a. 1873
Hon s. r. PAcKAzr, United states Marshal New Or
~ he agreemen, ana award IN status Of your Legis-
their COOS and pghted honor ia their outrageous
attempt 20 change * " Il. rHl Il
THB CLINTON IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION
Tue lin pcacnneHt resolution against Auditor
CLINTON passed tue House uy vote oil 70 to I'll.
Tne senate IS Ia executive session.
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DONALDSON sArE.
BERLIN. N. u, ApTil

BERLIN y. q, April II, 1875.
Professor Donaldson Is here, a. Cakes Hotel,
safe and sound. After leaving Philadelphia the
balloon sailed Ia nearly southern direction. and
landed rs Couradis Terra Costa Works, on nc VII
Jamestown Railroad near AtCo, n. -. about half
past i've =. r., when the balloon became IN
manageable, and. no assistance being at rand.
Donaldson was obliged 70 est the basket loose
INSIDE 10 save tt, and tue main PAYS Of The balloon
reasceudeu and WIS lost. fhe upper currents uf
ar were very colo, cold, IN tact, that the
mineral water taken along NV the Tr0naut was
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Inc following kilograms explain tnemselves.-
HOSTILE INDIANS.
wASDxlrvo cnrKENSEs o. THE wARPArH-

WANDERING CHEYENSEs on THE wARPATH-
TROOPS MOVING AGAINST THEM
81 Louis. No. April u, 1876.
CODE special from Kansas City says 1. is m.
aerstood tic Indians who escaped fTon ihc Chey-
emo Agency - the 6tn inst ire on the Cimmaron
Eiycr. abou, 10 miles soutn of Fort Dodge 10 the
ncigbboIhood taey rendczyoased a. the beginning
II The war last summer. /; IS supposed they have
iorucd junction VITA one more Of the bands
that remained out during winter. snd the whole
force j. probably about 500. They are evidently
INrENT CPoS FlGHrlSG.
All the available troops at Fort Dodge aud Fort
HAYS nave Oecn ordered 0ut after them, with In
structions To futner them IN II IL takes all sum-
Ber troops are also moving up from the south
70 engage them. TIE military are confident they
cannot escape collision with one or the otner OF
49, 1oreea marching aGainat them
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M. THEIRS.

TIE VENERABLE STATESMAN LIKELY TO pE THE
PRESIDENT OF THE ERENcH SENATE.
PARIS April q. 1879.
the Aonfteur says there Is no doubt that
President Theirs will be elected 10 the Senate BY
many departments, and may possibly be Chosen
TO preside over that body in which event ne ID
sure to hold the position for life.
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RELIGION IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, April u, 1875
The Duchess OF Sutherland and the Duke ana
Duchess or ST. Adams were present to-day at the
revival services In the Haymarket, which were
conducted by Messrs Moody and Sausey.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past tWenty-lour hours
in comparison With the corresponding date or last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy HERALD Building
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THE CENTENNIAL HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1876.
10 THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD -
would not give my copy 81 your Centennial
HERALD, published last Monday, April 10, for 800.
It should De IN the hands OF every trae American.
CENTENNIAL.