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portance. In countries which remained faithful
TO Rome during the great schism OF the sixteenth
century It Is impossible for the Churches OF
the Reformed Faith TO add largely to the
number OF their disciples. AS Macaulay pointed
out IN his celebrated essay, those who at the
present DAY renounce their belief IN transuo-
sanitation almost invariably renounce their be-
lief in nrst cause as well, ana With belief In
a nrst cause returns belief Ia the doctrines OF
transubstantiation. And those VINO are at once
liberal and religious will do well, ir they can to
remain within the Church, to endeavor to reform
her from inside instead Of altogether quitting ner
communion. II the laity would put play their
part IN the Church OF Rome as taey play It In the
Protestant Episcopal or the Presbyterian churches
a sincere devotion TO the Catholic faith would
soon cease 10 be Irreconcilable with an equally
sincere advocacy OF the cause Of freedom.
CHURCH PROCEssIoss RIDIcULED-rHE LIBERAL
WHISTLE.
An amusing instance OF the weapons to which
party warfares Will resort Is TO be found in some
watch caains, which may be seen for sale in the
shops OF Bruaes, and which are lifted with patent
whistles TO be blown when religious professions
pass by. Mock professions are also arranged by
liberal artisans after supper time when much
beer has warmed the Flemish heart, and parodies
OF Catholic Iitanles. in more than questionable
taste, are INDUCED in.
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Brig La RAchee dtaD, cacace. Gloucester E-Ja~es
Bris San Gaetano QtaD. MazeIa Penarth Roads for
oriers-Funch EdYe Co
Brg stella GBrl, Kerry Belfast, I-snow RurHesA
3rg spray Bloom tbr, Canton, haterioru--'@.'on'
iriS Aeadian CBr), Ferris, Antwerp-HattOn. Watson
Brig Rabboni coombs, GIBRALTAR for orders-Ailier
Brig shasta Brown. Gibraltar orders-James Bor-
Land
Brg Katie DAM, Robinson, Pernambueo and Bahia
srs Fayorite Woodward, Georgetown. Dem-H Trow-
BRIDGES Sous
BTig Victoria, Sanders, Georgetown, Dem-H rrow-
Brig Valencia, Richardson, Kingston, Ja-A solomon
Co.
Brig Nellie, Higgins Frederickstadt Cst croi -noehe
Bros 4 60. = -
Brig Emeine cBr), Callahan. st Johns MR. Cur
schr Good WIN dsr,, Roberts HarDor island-Joseph
Fchr Rosalie CBrl AIbary Nassau, NP--Joseph Eneas
schr Henry stavev, Irask Jaeksonviile-A" L0ua
z Co.
sc6r Florence a Iallian smith, Brunswick, CAVIAR
Raw. -
schr Chas NorfOrd, Burdge. Georgetown. oc-yan
Schr william Mazyck. Nelson. Baldmore--w oha
,,
scnr Howard Hunt Peterson, Bridgeton. NJ-Evans
Ball X Co.
schr Cabot Ellis. Boston-chas living.
schr sarah Elizabeth, Lewis, PToyidence-Rackett
Bro
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI July Il. 1875
At last the bark Bessie Rogers sunk August TO- 1871 by
the steamer Bristol harbor has raised
her decks now OF and the Of the
ponoons will not be needed again sno will be patched
up and pumped out, after which the balance OF her
cargo-rising of OF ironwi be taken out and
placed on board OF the New YORK Coast Wreckng Co.'S
vessels the Meteor and Edwin Post and taken to the
nearest ports where market be secured for II.
Prior to raising her about S75 taken out The
steamer Relief arrived here Saturday morning, with
Capt Israel Merritt the Chief superintendent Of the
Coast Wrecking Co. on board, and Immediately. with
ne assistance OF the above named vessels
10 raise the bark everything being IN readiness before
her arrival The work accomplished in three tides
or three lifts equal 10 coo pounds she completely
watorogged. The contractors deserve credit tor dur
ing the past three years they have had many dnlcu
ties and drawbacks contend with, and although there
lisa VISIBLE loss Oh their Uartin fulfilling tho contract
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL July 13-Arrived, ship Nuovo Rather QtaD,
Lacomare. New York.
BELFAST July I2-Arrived bark Bragg CNor, svend-
sem New York, Ragnnild NOR. Jacobsen, do.
CHERDoURG July lo-Arrived bark Fritz Dutch,
Gundersen. Pascagoua.
CRoHsrApr, July l0-Arrived, bark Prudentia Nop,
Rande, New York.
GRrxNocK. July I2-Arrived. ship zeandia Gr
Allen, Quebec; Chippewa Br). Campbell do bark Eagle
OBJ, Otway, do.
Sailed 18th, bark Karnak CBr), Cook North America
HULL July l3-Arrved brig Medusa tBr), Jones. Fer
nandina
Arrived l2th bark Medina CBD, virge, New York.
KrNoRoAD, July l3-Put back, bark rranmere Bp, for
North America.
Arrived 18th, bark Ri'oriozone GtaD, scano, New
York for Gloucester; sandvik (swe), samuelsen New
York Queenstown
KoN1asBERG July I9-Arrived bark Alpha CSor), Mon
ser, New York.
LrvrnpooL July Is-Arrived ship Phneas Peudleton,
Nicholas Singapore.
Arrived 18th ship Her Majesty (Br), Leahy. Quebec;
bark Proteus (Br. Thorburn, do 18th, sbp Calcutta
lBr) Tyrren, New Orleans
Sailed 18th. ship Marlborough (Br), Monroe United
States
Sailed 18Th ship western Shore, McAIep, San Fran
cisco mot previously, barks spirito (Ausn, saugher
Philadelphia; Alfred, Burt, Delawarei La Plata OBJ.
Matthew'S Charleston Cnot 1lth).
LONDON July l3-Arrived, steamer Golden Horn (Br)
Kidder Montreal ship sken Norj, Jorsensen Quebec;
barks volpini dtaD. Consigliere Philadelphia Race
horse Nor), Petersen, Quebec.
LErH July l2-Arrived. bark Roy alis Br) Ander
Quebec.
LONDONDERRY July l2-saled, barks Argo (sus), Lar
sen North America Ida tBr, Roulston, do.
LuBEcK, July l0-Arrivea, bark Emma Bertha (Ger)
Hoesert, Phladelphia.
LIsBoN-saed. schr Martha Hail. Burgess United
States
MovrLLI July 13--Arrived steamer PoIynesian (Br)
Brown, Montreal via Quebec for Liverpool.
PENARTH, July l2-Arrived, bark Emma tBr Lisweli
81 John NIB
PILLAU July lo-sailed, bark Oscar II Norl Michel
SEN United States
QUEENSTOWN, July l3--Arrived. bark Matilda Huyard
[Br), Brooks, Quebec.
Arrived 18th barks Ester GtaD, Mortoia Baltimore;
FrauciscA Bellagamba QtaD. Borgone, New York.
Sailed 18th. ship Langdale Br) jenkins North Amer
lea.
Sailed 18Th. bark Helen Anlier, Staples Qrom New
York;. Havre.
RIoJA July I2-Arived previously brig Homely
GBr), Morreil, Richmond, Va
SOUTHAMPTON July l3-Arrived steamer Oder Ger,
Otsrendorp, New York.
WATERFORD, julie l2-saisd brig Pace schianno GtaD.
Oneto, New York
Arrived at July l3, ships Ellen Goudy (B). Perry
San Francisco via falmouth Thomas, Eastman, do
via Queenstown.
Arrived at -. bark Abby Bacon. Merrill New York
via Gibraltar.
LONDON, July l3-schr hagyie Abbott, Abbott, from
New York May II for Para, has put back to -, with
loss OF foremast
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AMERICAN PoR rs.

ALEXANDRIA, July l2-Arrveo, schr Rankin,
Windsor, M
sslied-schrs Maggie A Fisk, Boston Mary Haskell,
do; Ward Jersey City VIM Mason. Holen Ames,
Richards, and VIM Jones Qrom Georgetown). -.
APPONAUG, July ll-saied, schr shamrock, George
town, DO.
I2th-Arrlved schr II Backman Griswold Rondout
BOSTON, July l2-Arriyed, steamers seminole, Mat
thews Savannah. via Norfolk in tow; Lane caste r.,
Mills, PhilsdeRhia; hattlesnske, Hand do; barks
Bosarioi brigs Rowland Lakeman. sn5inams yla Bar.
Eveline, Mclean, New Orleans Mary Il Van Cef,
Thorndike. Wilmington.
Also arrived. barks a c Small CBn, Brlen, olenne.
gos Norma tAust, scopinich, Gloucester Mass; brig
Hattie Yates, Perth ,AnDOy; scnrs Samuel Fabcns,
Lyman New orieansi A Edwards Mary, Philadel-
phia; James Malloy, Fleming DR. Agnes Bacon,
Haley, do: Q Cottingham, Ayers DO A Buriingamc,
Burlingame, R0Ddout Mansfield Achorn, do; b liar-
ris, Mtcnel. dos Bird, Merrill, dol Colin Baker.
Boxer, Alexandria
Bclow-Brigs Martha Nickerson and John AvIlcs,
also schr G II Foster from Mayaguez
Cleared-steamers Dominion CBD, Clcmcnts. iar-
Centenuial new, eearse, Philadelphia, 70 coal Tor
California barks zephyrno BD, johnson, Dsmerara
= Lncen Sr4 Joyin New York; Emtna herrman;; r1;
Augusta QBrl Buck Londcn Seponses ntr2uL ydrs q
saed--ship CentenniaR Gloucester ..,...,.A,.
BALTIMORE July l2-Arrived s"hr 'hHaoelphla
Bocnan- 80 Pierra MART
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AccRA (Africa) June Tin port barks Lemuel, Hult-
man, unc; star King, Seaburne do
FATHER PoINr, July l3-Arrved, steamer Ontario BD,
Bouchette, Liverpool for Montreal
HoSoLULU. June l0-sailed, br Ford. jerks, San
Francisco
HAVANA, July ll-sailed, brig John Swami, Dickson,
north OF Hatteras,
H1LIFAx, July l3-sailed steamer Scandinavian (BD,
Dutton, Liverpool via st Johns NF.
MAILMAN, June 26-sailed, ship T1rre, Morgan Eng
lana.
NORM SYDNEY July l2-Arrlved brig Jessie (Br) from
Pernambuco
PoRTo CABSLLo, July lin port bark Rocket, Akin
SON for New York DAYS schrs Allegro Kelar, from
Machias disg Northern Home (Br) Swayne, from New
York, do to sail in few days for Maracabo; Joshua
Grindle Freethy, from do via Bermuda. dsg.
sailed June ", schrs Lizzie Gregg, Anderson, Porto
Rico Harry White, Hopkins. Bonaire.
ST MARGARRrs BAY, Ms, July lI-sailed schrs Defts-
haven Queenstown J Hibbard, New YORK.
JoHS, NIB, July 2-Arrived, brig Bthe Baton (Br)
uaney, Philadelphia
Arrived 10Th schr Alta tRr) Rirkpatrick New York.
Arrived l3tn ship u Richardson, Anderson Liver
pool
Cleared l2th schrs Rubina, New YORK; Duke Of New.
castle, do. and Joseph Southor Philadelphia.
Cleared l5th. schr Cook Borden, Philadelphia
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

scHR HEERY A, from Boston, Of and for wald oboro
with nour, went ashore ON Webber's LedgeS near
Browns Head, Bristol Me fog Friday night and
badly damaged Capt Wade. Obtained assistance
from Round Pond and elsewhere "a urday, but it is
doubtful N the though OF the cargo
may De. The vessel is owned by n u Kennedy 4 Co
and was uninsured. She registered ~ tons and was
built In 1851.
sonR HrRAm TUCKER, recently, ashore ouoddy
Head has been hauled The marine railway at
Passport Tor repairs The damage will amonn to about
$500
ScHR 9-nas'ed) loaded and bound out, was ashore
18th inst at Lower Cedar Point Potomac
NEw vEssrl--A new and handsome schooner called
the Lottie Annie has inst been built at Baltimore she
Is owned by Messrs A Hubbard, CulllmOre and y
King. During the summer season she WIN pc engaged
in the bay trade the winter season VIII run be-
tween Baltimore and Matanzas in the iruit trade.
LAuScHRD-W storer 4 90, of Waioboro, launched
q hne 3 masted schr 5th inst, not yet named
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Pascal (Br Brown, Liverpool-Burk Jew
rong
tOwn-WIllians Il GuiOn. 80 N
steamer steinmann Belg, Lechere, Antwerp
Funch. Edge 90. ''H
steamer Alps ODD Ferguson, Port au Prince, Jacmel
4c-Pim, Forwood Co
steamer City Of Havana Phfrfpa Havana Vera cruz
Ac-F Alex andre Z sons - ~
steamer Oid dominion Walker, Nortofk CITY Point
and Richnoud -Old dominion steamship Co
Steamer y W bruno, Foster, Baltinore-Wm Dalxeu. y
Hand "
steamer Experiment, Pierce, Philaaelphia-Jamey
Hand. ~
Steamer OiaucDs. BcarEe. rosfOp-H p Dmock
Ship Hamilton Ross PhiladeI phia-SnOw 4 gurpeea
kark hellas Gen. schroder, Cork-Funch awe K
Co.
Bark Lussignano Nusp, senilnola, Cork or Falmouth
for o-ders--slOcovicn Z 80.
Bark Aryid t2ug, Bcrtzbcrg, Oronstadt-Funch Edye
Ca -
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r3- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING TIE PORT or NEW TORK AT NlGHL-The New
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors green red. changing
from the other succession, and be
era miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal will obligc by preparing any marine
they may have Tor the ship News Department OF the
HERALD
~ Persons desirous Of communicating with vessels
arriving AT New York do 30 by addressing to such
vessels, Of HERALD yacht pier No East
River. New YORK Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates re-
quircd.
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WHALEMEN.

ette- from Capt Cole. OF bark John Howland, OF
NIB reports her at Atacamas May g having taken 23O
bbs sp oil leaving Bay OF Islands in December
Was bound to the OF shore Ground, and would be AZ
Tonbez in October.
letter from Capt silva, of BARK Edward Everett of
Nh reports her at June 2S lat &c, having
whales twice leaving Barbados. and had taken
making 60 bills oil.
tier from Mr. Chadwick first officer Of bark Pesca-
dora OF Valparaiso dated on Galapagos Islands June
reports wing taken bbls OIL Spoke Gillian bark
Virginia Marks. with ITO bbls sp OIL since leaving valpa
raiso
Spoken-Juiy schr Quickstep. of Proyncetown. with
los bbls and blksh Oil had cut IN CO bbl whale the
day before.
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yet they to carry out all Of its requirements and
win not leave her until every scrap Of iron out Of her
ana she placed alongside Of the dock This the be-
ginning Of the end of the long law suit now peucing
against the Bristol Court holding that dam
ages and expenses arising from the accident must be
divided between the OF both vessels, and the
present indications that both vessel and cargo viii
be disposed OF at an early date The bark wl not be
worth ntting for sailing vessel but Capt Merritt Is
OF The opinion that she can be at down and made into
4 barge, her bottom being sound.
"A later despatch reports her arrival At Portland PM
Yath
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents AMI shipmasters are In
formed that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bu
resu, No 46 Fleet street. to the Paris ofice Rus
Scribe, the arrivals at and departures European
and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United States the will be cabied
to this country free of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win ana PARIS ofce the more
economical and expeditions tor telegraphing news
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

LIGHT AT AUX HERBEs
On and after August l. ls7b hight viii be shown from
the lighthouse recently erected al Point Aux Herbes
The light will be fixed red. -,
The illuminating Is catadoptrio Of the fifth
order iQhtng 270 degrees OF the horizon.
The al plane 10 IS feet the ground and 4O feet
above mean low tide.
The light should be in clear weather from the
of vessel Is leet above the l utlcal miles.
The approximate position OF the lighthouse as laken
from the survey charts is as foows-Lat 81 w n Ion 81
81 w.
Magnetic bearings and distance of prominent objects
as folows:-West Rgolets Light EkE, nautical
miles.
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SAILED.

Steamers wyoming tBr), for Lverpool; steiumann
Belgl Antwerp; City OF Havana Havana; Old Domln-
ION RcnmOnd &C, ships Northampton (BrJ London
Josephine fNor) Rotterla Giencorse (Brl. Liverpool
barks Pauline GER, Stetn; Elsinore. Bristol Con-
brigs Nellie 1taD Bristol + Merry, Copenhsgenj
Rising sun Barbados; kmeline tBri, st Johns NFi
schrs Southern Home f3rJ ohns (Antgua) Anne q
Cook Cnracoa, Mary Wtham, Cape Hayuan.
Wind at sunset WSW, light
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BELOW.

ship kardalena Gor). Henke. from Bremen May 49,
Bark Texas, DER, Steffens from Liverpool May ~
Bark Wentworth of Yarmouth. Nsj, Robbins, from
bark jupiter (Ter). stricger from Bremen
Bark Emma d Carl Ger, Harder, from hamburg May
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fIsCELLANEOUs.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent States for numerous causes No publicity.
Legal every where. Terms satisfactory. FRED ER1CK
T. KING, Lawyer and Notary public. .s03 Broadway
Residence Office Eighth street
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. COR
n. ner OF FultOn avenue ana Boerum street.
Open from A. N. TO z. N.
On sunday from 60 . r. N.
A BsoLuTR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER,
"A ent states legal everywhere; desertton, &C., suf
ncent cause no publicity requredi no charge unhl
divorce granted, advice free.
NJ HOUSE Attorney, iOa Broadway
CHILDRRNs LIv rs SAVED FOR 30 CENTS.--EVERY
~ Of Group, Darrhsea and Coltc can bo cured,
when first taken by DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LfHnrErTl
warranted for % years and never failed Sold hv the
druggistA
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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Roanoke College, salem, Va.

We had the pleasure of n call yesler'
day from Prof. Julius ID. Dreher, se3re-
tary of the faculty, and assistant pro-
iessor of ancient languages, Roanoke
college, Salem, Va. Prof Dreher " also
corresponding editor of the Roanoke
Collegian, n journal devoted TO the in
terests of the college, u copy of which
Is before us.
Professor Drcher will visit Sherman,
Mckinney and other points in north
ern and western Texas, spending about
two months In our state in the interest
of Roanoke college. The advantages
offered by this institution for the in
structon of young men Is largely in It's
favor, not the least of which, In these
times, is the moderate expense, while
the college ranks among the very first
class rs an institution Of learning.
Prof Dreher will return to our city
next week. Circulars may be found AT
the San Jacinto hotel, and with Messrs.
Thompson d Mcclellan.
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PorsonnI,

-Captaln I'D, \, Gay, the insurance
agent, returned homea few days since,
after an extended business aud pleas
nro tour Of the northern aud eastern
cities,
DR. lltheridge, distinguished
Georgian, ID now In tho city ON pros
peeilng tour, and 10 guest Of tho
Commercial, l'ng HERALD trusts that
the doctor may be induced 10 cast hls
lot IN our midst,
Alex, Sanger Esq, Of the house Of
Sanger Brothers, Elm street, who has
been In New York and other eastern
cities for The Inst two months, II 'home
again. The heavy stock oflhis mann
moth house, now being received aud
opened, viii attract the attention OF
the ladies.
Captain John w. Lane has re-
moved his Office back 10 his old place
In the banking house Of Messrs, Gas
ton n 'Qhomas He will be pleased Il
see all his old friends and Others need
Ing his services asa notary public aud
general conyeyancer
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PROHInITIOS,
Meeting Of ihe state Organization
synopsis 1f f4f Proceedings.

The State Prohibition party in can
plianoe with the call published same
time since, met NJ the opurt house
yesterday morning NJ 10 0'G'oGk w,
Y, Leader, ehairmen, nud Vie, Rein
hardt secretary,
The chairman read the call Of the
executive committee, aud eXplainedlhe
object Of the convention, lie stated
that none but those who were IN favor
Of prohibition party were entitled 10
seats ~ members,
The convention was then formally
opened with prayer by Rev D. NJ
Lewis.
A committee on permanent Organlla'
ton was appointed, who reported the
following personsas officers
w, " Leader, PRESIDENT y. q, Cot
ton, vice PRESIDENT Vie, ltelnhardl,
secretary l., II, Carharl, treasurer
Rev, j, NJ. Lewis, chaplain,
on motion, committee on platform
was appointed, consisting Of MessrS'
Vie, Reinhardt, A, Il, Johnson, H. II.
Carhart Il, y. Tidwell, j, d, Carter H.
n, Slagle, \. n, Harrison, q, q, Stevens
Speeches full Of eloquence and Inter
est were delivered by Rev, j, M, Lewis,
j. ID. Carter, A, H. Brewer A. u,
johnson and w, y, Leader,
The name of Mrs, II, j, Bancroft was
ordered enrolled.
Recess until ~, NJ.
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THERE is some reason TO believe
that the contest in the Protestant
Episcopal church over tho Rev. DR..
Dekoven's candidacy for bishop of
Illinois is to be fought over again,
and on about the same ground. His
friends now propose to make public
an authoritive statement of his be.
lief and church practices, which,
they claim, have been so misrepro
sented as to cause his defeat. In the
mean time a special diocesan con
vention would be held in Illinois.
and the defeated candidate be placed
once more before the standing com
mittees.
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" +. LYrE " co., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing TO purchase real estate to
the extensive lists Of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their olllcc, under the respective heads Of
"Improved city Property" "VNcOnt City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimprovod and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and u number of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large ana highly inn
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city of Dallas. 20Gdlm
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REPLYING to Mr.. Dsracli, in the
English parliament, DR.. Kenoaly
said he was sorry to hear him refer
to The courts of law as means of
redress for Islander. Then he added
AS he challenges me will tell him
that | have no respect for our courts
Of law, and will never seek Il rem
edy in one. Laughter If the
right honorable gentleman knew as
much about these courts as | do,
probably he would not recommend
any man to seek justice there.
[ Renewed laughter think, too,
such n recommendation came with
exceeding bad grace from the first
lord of the treasury, because his
avocations during the greater por-
ton Of his life have been dedicated
chiefly to poetic fiction and roman.
tic fable"
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Information wanted

OF the fate aud whereabouts Of Alfred
lIortsman who has been missing since
the 18th of March. Ills wife and chill
dren who live here are In painful I'M
certainty about his fate. Those able lc
give any Information about Mr., Horst
man are earnestly requested 10 do no.
Alfred Hortsman II native Of
Prussia, about 81 years old, well edu'
Gated, speaks English rs iluenlly as he
does German, IL about six feet high, Of
light build, with light colorcd hair and
beard.
Information viii be Thankfully re'
ceived at the office of the Texas NOlks-
blatt In l}ernham,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-07

THE vast engineering project Of II
tunnel between Franco and England
is now assuming u practical phase,
1t seems that the capitalists aud en-.
ginccrs embarked on this gigantic
enterprise demand II concession Of
thirty years, instead Of the ninety
nine usually accorded to railway
companies, and ask for neither
guarantee nor grant, Further they
are ready to advance the sum Of
four millions for preliminary inves.
legations. The project in question
consists in the immerging Of duct
on the English and French coasts,
and the boring Of two long galleries
from each side. The chief of this
enterprise, with MN. Chevalicr,
Leon Say, aud Rothschild, is NJ,
Lavalley, an engineer who has sur
mounted the greatest difficulties in
the construction of the Suez canal,
and without whom, it is we'll known,
that vast work could not have been
accomplished, NJ. Lavaloy csti-
mates the cost of this proposed un,
dertaking at some thirty million
dollars, but the English engineers
think it will amount to fifty mil.
lions.
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Street sprinkIing-Tn the PmbIic.

We would announce that we are ready To
sprikle the streets this year as we did last
Having understood that other parties We're
about to take the contract, who have moth
ing but "a well to draw water from, we would
state that we have the only facilities for do
ing the work, ihaving the use of the Texas
and Pacific railway tank, at foot OF Pacific
avenue, with the use of steam engine for
pumping, ETC., we feel fully compe tent 10
give entire satisfaction. Mr.. Duane will call
on the citizens in n few days in referonce to
the matter. DUANE ~ HENNESSEY.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-07

a LIFE insurance company, says
the New York Advertiser, has re-
fused to ray a $4,000 policy because
the insurer committed moral suicide.
he having procured the policy in
reply to n message from friend in
the unseen world, to the effect that
he would certainly die upon a GER
tain day and hour-which he did