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FRANCE.

NAcafAuoN's CABINET DIFFICULTIES CONTINUED.
PARIS. March s. 1875
The negotiations for the organization OF q new
Cabinet were broken Oh last night In consequence
of differences between NM. BUFFET and Dufaure,
but they were resumed to-day. No result ia yet
announced.
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CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE FIRST
CIRCLE

LOUISVILLE, KY, March S, 1875.
The manager OF the Public Library Hall tonight
refused admission to q negro barber, who applied
for ticket to the lrst circle among white people.
gallery Is set apart for coored people, and no
white person Is allowed there.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year, as indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnus's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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NO BE PUBLISHED MARCH 20.

TROY
AND IT'S REMAINS;
NARRATIVE or RESEARCHES AND DISCOVERIES
MADE ON THE SITE OF ILiUM AND IN TIE
TROJAN PLAIN
BY DIR. HENRY sCHLIEMANN,
Translated with the authors sanction Edited by PhilA
smith. b. A., author OF the History OF the A
cicnt World ana of the students An.
cient History OF the East
With Maps Plans Views and Cuts rcpressntine 800 a
Jeots OF antiquity. discovered on the ss.
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THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES
BOAT RACE.

LONDON. March s, 1875.
The Oxford and Cambridge crews which are to
contest the approaching Inter.University boat
race Will take up their quarters on the Thames
ON Monoay next.
Betting on the race Is even.
COUNT Won ARNIM
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ANEW DISCOVERY IN TREATING RUPTURE
The ELASTIC Truss 6S3 Broadway, worn without ncon.
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entirely superseded all metal trusses.
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ID RIGHTS DISEASE, DIABETES, DROPSY, GRAVEL
ID Calculus, Govt rheumatism, Dyspepsia Disease d
the Liver, Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland Premature
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ENGLAND.

nEII0IoUS REvrvALLsM INDUCING INSANITY.
LONDON, March s, 1875.
Several cases Of religious insanity have resulted
nom the revival meetings OF Messrs Moody and
others.
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PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.

The Philharmonic Society had public rehearsal
for the fifth concert at the Academy OF Music yes
terday afternoon. The attendance was small, and
the following works were rehearsed :-Mozart's
First Symphony in major, the third "Leonora"
overture Of Beethoven the ''Scotch'' symphony Of
Mendessohn and Wagner's overture, "Der
Fliegende Hoander" The most exacting mus-
cal hearer could scarcely call for bill more varied
and containing more points OF pubic interest.
The quiet beauty OF the first symphony, the gran
deur OF the first overture, considered BY many the
best o. the immortal quartet OF oyerrnres Written
characterizes the Mendessohnian work. and the
bold. massive style OF the overture OF wagner, form
musical group such cannot fail to Drfng intense
enjoyment to the patrons OF the philharmonic
Society. DR.. Leopold Damrosch has been selected
admirable master OF the violin such RESPONSE.
biltty may safely be entrusted.
ITALIAN opERA-MUzIos FAREWELL BENEFIT.
The Strakosch Italian opera company Of the
season OF ls74-75 babe final farewell TO New York
last night appearing for the benefit OF the cher
d'orchestre, Slgnor Muzio, in "Lohengrin" and
other works. Regarding the performance OF wag-
rer's opera there was but one feature Of novelty.
the first appearance in this city OF Mile. Hebron
as Elsa. Clever as the lady may be in light roles
In opera, that OF Elsa is entirely beyond her reach,
vocally and dramatically. In no instance did she
succeed IN empodying the idea OF the composer,
and the celebrated bridal duet IN the third act
udiciously cut out, as 1t could not, under the
circumstances, have been successfully rendered.
The rest OF the cast was precisely the same as we
have criticised before. Signor Muzlo contributed
an overture, "Sorrentino,n OF the most unmis-
taxable Italian order, and Fiorini, Tagliapetra
and Scolara sang the very'laughable terzetto from
"Crispino la Comare." Then came two posthumous
works OF Rossn ave Marian and "Song OF the
Titans," the former sung by Nile Mares Miss Cary
aud Messrs. Benfrate and Forlni and the latter by
chorus OF bass voices. The 'Marselllaise' con-
Guided the performance. which lasted almost IN
vi midnight The lnclement weather thinned the
house considerably. Thus ends one OF the most
disastrous seasons OF opera ever known IN New
York, and one That, be 1t remembered, followed
tue most brilliant and successful.
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GERMANY.

An IMPERIAL DECREE AdAINyT AMERICAN PoTA-
TOES.
BERLIN, March s. 1875.
A decree has been issued prohibiting the i'm.
portatton OF American potatoes.
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CURE YOUR COUGH.-USE CAMPBELL'S
SYRUP TAR AND WILD CHERRY the best IN price
cents and 50 cents per bottle. At CAMPBkLL'S Phar
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ANCE UNAFFECTED.

LUNUUN, MHrCu ., 1910.
James b. Tillett, LIBERAL has been returned to
Parliament from Norwich, and Mr.. Praed, conser-
yative, has been returned from ST. Ives.
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FRAGRANT SOZODONT.-THIS PEERLESS
deRtifrice hardens the gums sweetens the breath,
ceanses and the teeth from youth 10 old
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COUNT Won ARNIM.
WRECK OF THE GIOVANNI

BERLIN, March s, 1875.
Count Henry Won Arnim has arrived at Geneva.
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lS14. 1873

Average Temperature yesIeruay.. ....... Z's
Average temperature for corresponding Date
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QUERY.-wHAT WILL CURE MY COUGH!-DR
WIsrAR's BALsAx WILD CHERRY. Fifty cents ana q
Q bottle. Large bottles much the cheaper.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Per.ona and Literary.
INDIANA

Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris and the baby
viii soon return TO this country and will
pass the winter in Washington.
Mrs. J l.. Il. Stuart, the widow Of
General Stuart, of Virginia, is now the
manager oi the Southern Female Col
legc AZ Richmond.
A Lyons journal, having repeated
the very old story that the Pope i'm his
youth was a EreemasOn, has been pros
ccuted for publishing false news
The only living descendant of Geo.
-. Prentice j. a grandson Of fourteen
wears of age, who bears the same name.
He is now canvassing the South for his
grandfather forthcoming book Of
poems.
Miss Lille Stoyer, a granddaughter
If Andrew johnson, and who was with
him when lac was stricken with para
lysis, was married a few days ago To
Thos. Maloney, a young lawyer OF
G%reenyille, Tenn.
p. llatcly Waddcll, Of Glasgow, To
whom the matter WAS referred for de-
%cision. says that Burns familiar poem.
. Comm thro' the rye" referred TO a
field Of rye, and not to the river Rye, A.
a recent writer afirms. He gave good
reasons for his decision.
Coy. Dinglcy, Of Maine, in resum-
mg the editorship Of the Lewiston Jour
nal, "A V he does so "with a stronger
conviction than ever that no position in
life is more honorable, or opens larger
opportunities for influence and useful
ness. than that Of a journalist
The Niceroy OF Egypt, who has
earned by repeated acts of magnanimi-
u a place among the noblest of modern
rulers. has lately shown. in a striking
manner. the greatness and unselfishnesS
~ his character. The sum OF $4,000
having been appropriated to erect a
monument - hun, he used the money
10 found a public school At Alexandria.
The monument recently erected
over the grave Of Edgar Allan Poe, in
Westminster Church-vard, Baltimore.
j. a plain Grccian shaft OF Italian mar
bile. about eight feet high. and resting
on a granite base. The design j. sim
pie and cha~tc. On the granite slab are
two other bases Of marble. On these
i'NtN Ai' niE '' ~ Aultt lftt t"p HHNA'-
square, surmounted by a heavy cap.
carved with an ornamental Tyre in the
center Of each face. On the front Of the
die block i "A beautifully chiseled me-
dalton Of the poet. carved in the pureSt
Italian statuary marble, after "a plaster
cast by Noick. the Sculptor, from a pho
tograph In the possession Of a member
If Poe's family. The likness in marble
+, said 20 be- correct.
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school md Church.

1t j. reported that Chicago is to
have a new university, which i TO be
called the Il University of the West and
10 be under the control Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, and Bishop Cheney
~ chancellor.
The religious denominations of
Philadelphia are getting ready for the
coming Of Messrs. Moody and Sankcy.
A large building at the corner of Thir-
tenth and Market Streets is being fitted
up for them. Much interest is shown
in the praycr-meetings which ARE now
held in anticipation Of the coming of
the evangelists.
The bodies Of growing children are
soft and tender, easily made to grow in
either a normal or abnormal shape.
Now, 10 grow normally requires con-
slant change Of position and freedom of
limb. 1t also requires exercise TO make
the blood flow and load il with fresh
air. Now. confinement ia a school
room, unless strict attention j. given to
air and exercise, prevents their tree de-
yelOpment and causes deformity. The
only remedy is to make physical culture
a. prominent a. mental, a thing not
vet done by any means in even the best
schools Hcrald Of Health.
The article relating TO public
schools finally adopted by the Constitu-
tional Convention Of Texas. requires
the Legislature to establish and make
suitable provision for the maintenance
Of free schools; sets apart all the alter
nate sections Of lands reserved out of
grants made to railroads and other cor
p%orations. with one-half tie remaining
public domain, A. a basis for a school
fund and also requires that a part Of
the general revenue, not exceeding one
fourth, and a poll-tav of one dollar on
all male inhabitants between twenty-one
and sixty years of age, shall be set apart
annually for the benefit Of public
schools.
On SATURDAY. November 9th, -four
ladies' sailed for Liverpool, in the steam
er "City Of Berlin ON their way 10
south Africa, To engage in teaching.
There is "A school FOR young ladies 1T
Wilmington, about forty miles from
tapetown. after the model Of Mt. Holy
oke Seminary. Of which a Miss Fergu-
son, from this country, j. already prin-
opal. Miss Emma Landfear, Of New
Haven, Conn, goes 70 join and assist
her in that Institution. Miss Caroline
;. hgraham. from North Adams, Mass,
goes to assist Miss ellison. also from
America, In u school At Stellcnbosch,
eighteen miles from Capetown. Miss
Anna aud Miss \cllic Smith, from sun
derland, Mass. are to start another
school az Worcester. this and the school
At Stellen bosch being intended As feed
ers to the seminary at Wilmington. The
teaching is to l,c IN the English Ian
suagc, aracsg English and Dutch colo
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Repor, OF the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs.

WASHINGTON. NOV. l5.-In his forthcom-
I'M report on Indian affairs for the last
fiscal year. Commissioner smith will make
some important recommendations IN regard
10 the future management Of the bureau.
That which will probably attract the most
attention. and which j. supposed to be IN
harmony with the views Of the President,
Secretary Chandler. and other mcmhers Of
the Cabinet. i the Adjustment ~ the con-
tract system Of purchasing supplies. and the
transferring Of the whole ~ this portion Of
the business Of the bureau 10 the proper
branches Of the War Department when the
purchases shall involve an expenditure OF
Il. 900 or more. COMMISSIONS smith thinks
il will be- better in All respects for the Indian
service II IL can be relieved Of every trans
action " a purely business or commercial
character. and devote itself exclusively. a.
far A. may he. to the civilization and educa-
ton Of the Indians. His plan l. that all
supplies 81 clothing. annuity goods, arms.
and ammunition. horses. wagons. tents.
farming and domestic utensils. etc, etc.
be furnished the agents for distribution la
the Quart crmastcr's Department ~ thc
army. after having been Inspected hy an
officer ~ the army 10 be appointed for that
purpose, 80 that the agent shall hc response
bic only for the proper distribution 81 The
goods. and that an food hc purchased and
dropped AZ the agencies in the same manne
~ the Commissary Department Of the army.
This will. on the one hand, relieve the
bureau Of all suspicion " financial manage
mcnt. and. on the other hand. will benefit
the agent In his official relations with the In
dams in many way~. and give him more time
10 attend 10 their education.
Commissioner smith viii also recommend
that the Indians living on reservations With
in the limits OF certain states be- transferred
10 the care W the proper officers ~ those
states. There are now living in the state of
New York on their rescrN alton, and under
the care OF The bureau, 1900 Indians. in
Wisconsin there are $500; IN Michigan, o.
0J0: and i'm Minnesota, 5000. In each az
these states the Indians have reached a de-
grcc II enlightenment and civilization that
separates them from what are known a.
''piains.' or Wild. Indians. and the same
,lstemsd not apply properly 70 both classes.
In each State there Is property enough in
the reservation, IL properly managed. 10
educate cach diVidual Indian % the aver
age standard " citizenship, and give them
permanent schools and churches. Commits
sioncr smith viii recommend that the care
" these indians. their property and funds,
hc transferred 10 the government ~ the
States in which they live, believing that IL
can ho hcttcr managed. both FOR their in
~tors-i> AMI the interests of the General Cow
yI4.uuIt,
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Foreign Notes.

The Prince Of Wales and party
while in Cairo visited the Pyramids and
dincd there. The Pyramids were illu-
minated for the occasion.
-Itis reported from Paris that work
on the projected tunnel between En-
gland and France will shortly begin.
Experimental borings will be made. and
If these result satisfactorily the main
work will be at once proceeded with on
the French side.
Am English solicitor named vii
liam Talley has been sentenced 10 twelve
months Imprisonment at hard labor for
at attempting 10 induce the plaintiff in a
where he was counsel for the de-
fendant. TO condonc the otlense and ac-
cept = payment of money in place of
continuing the prosecution.
The Government of France decides
that The Pope cannot grant any title Of
nobility to is citizens. for the reason
that he j. no longer a temporal ver
cign, and hence has no authority to Is
sue such titles. A large number of
French noblemcn received their titles
from Rome, and this decision Of the
Government will be apt TO create some
thing Of a sensation in France.
TIE royal family Of Englanli Is said
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Our Mail Servicc-Omcia Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-The Hon. James
". Tyner. second Assistant Postmaster
General. in his annual report. says:
During the fiscal year ended June 20, 1870,
the cost Of inland mail transportation was a.
follows: ON SCI rail routes. a~ggregating
1O.0S3 miles in length. SD,2l6.5l on ~
steamboat routes. a~ggrcgating lS.ISe miles
ia length. S>i.l3 ON 9.32 sother routes,
designated ''Siar' routes, a~ggrcgating IT,
O02 miles in length. S5,413. 12l. Total cost
during the fiscal year. Sl5. 81, 500. which was
an increase Of :. &c miles Ia the length OF
routes over the preceding year. and a de-
crease Of S4S. 6SS in the cost thereof.
The appropriation TO cover the eNpcndi-
ture for inland transportation during the
present fiscal year j. Sl7 ,5is.cH, and the
same sum j. estimated for the next year.
The cost OF mail routes in operation Julyi'
1873 uhc commencement ofth present n
cal vear). was Sl4. go. CA. II. 20 which has
been added an increase for july, August
and September 81 SIS. ,g3.6 when being
considered an average increase Tor the sew
eral quarters Of the year. would maze the
increase during the entire year 500 sf..li'
Add to this the recognized service Of rail-
roads, estimated al 500. 4s9. ~. making thc
probable cost of inland transportation lor
the present wear SlG.4il. :Es3.3b.
In conclusion, Gen. INncr calls attention
10 Tho interesting fact that the total appTo.
priation~ asked for the ncNt year exceed
those provided Tor this year % the ~ln o.
only st9..l0.