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FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Battle mt BiIb0a-The AIfOns
lists Repulsed Three Hum
dred Killed and Wounded.
The CarIists Preparing Ia
Make an Attack ON
Puyrreda.

PARIS, March l.-Builitt has under
taken to form a new ministry.
LONDON, March l.--Seven battallons
attacked Bilboa Friday. After Wig
orous bombardment Forts Pempta,
Mura and Arbaloda were taken and
retaken three times. The Carlists
were finally repulsed. The Alfonsists
afterwards attacked the Carlists posi-
ton, but were repulsed. The Alfonsists
lost three hundred killedand wounded
The Carlists are preparing for a grand
effort against Puyrreda.
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ATLANTA, March 1.-The Legislature
to-day passed resolutions of censure
upon the state treasurer for negligence
and bad management IN Office, aud di-
rectlng the governor to appoint an as
sistant to rectify and inaugurate a new
system; also directing and providing
for the thorough investigation of the
financial condition Of the state. There
has been no defalcation only careless
management. Speaker Hardeman on
adjourning the house sine die advised
obedience TO law and said that patient
submission to wrong would stimulate
the sense of right in the hearts of thu
American people.
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Is Gran. rnrea,enca win Appoplexy,
FROM The chicago rimeal

From the Chicago Timesl es
None know better than Morton,
Conkling and Howe Of the thick
appopletic blood which already
clogs in the presidential veins, and
which may slide the third term un.
der the dinner table a corpse any
day. The horror of the unreliable
Wilson taking his bed and board
into the White house is an incubus
which now presses day and night
upon the party leaders. 1t is a
horror they cannot endure TO run
the risk Of by taking the chances Of
future Wilson's and Johnsons. A
president 10 a reliable" institution,
but a vice president has proved a
deccit and snare every since
Tyler's time.
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The IihrnrY Drawing.

LOUISVILLE March, T. The follow
ing additionalprizes were drawn: No.
4,407, $780, No. 56,5l7, 50, 800; No.
74Sl3, $3.50; No. 1888, $500; No.
81 ,I4l, So, 800; No. 40,l72, So, 800; No.
27,767, s., 800. 1t is known that one
fifth of the capital prize was sold In
Montreal, one fifth in st. Louis, one
tenth IN Waterproof Louisiana, and
nne-tenth in Yicksburg, Mississippi
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FROM AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, March 1.-The Internatlon-
al railroad bill, with Mr.. Cochran's
amendment, passed the house to-day
by n vote Of thlriy.seven to thirty-iive.
The bill goes back to the senate and
will be concurred IN by that body.
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e,a,ye.ton Election.

GALVESTON, March 1.-The munich
nal election passed off very quietly to-
day. Nearly a full registered vote was
cast. II. L. Fulton, democrat, wa.
elected mayor 10y about three Thousand
majority. All the democratic nomi-
nees for aldermen were elected by an
overwhelming majority. Strict party
lines were drawn.
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sax Factarx Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA, March LA paper
box factory was burnt this morning.
The front walls fell, carrying down the
telegraph lines Two hundred and fifty
Girls are thrown out Of employment.
Ioss SlOOOOO. \
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onnosed 70 connrma,ion.

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The stand
ing committee Of the Episcopal con..
vention of Kentucky have resolved not
to consent to the confirmation OF Df.
iDeKeven 81 bishop Of Illinois.
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TucKERToN, n. j., March ] The
Jason. from Fernandina Tor fniia1ei.
nhia ran ashore Mt Egg HORROR. The
lie saving station b',st brought the
nrnw off with difficulty.
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If the republican party possessed
public confidence TO thesame degree
that Il did couple Of years ago,
there voald be no lack Of nsws'
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Bosros, March LA change Of wind
caused n channel to be made In the
lee allowing the vessels fast In Cape
Cod to reach open water.
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TIE WEATHER.

For the gulf states slightly higher
pressure, colder aud clearing weather
aud northwest to southwest winds.
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Declines,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, March 1.-The
com mittee Of the diocese Of Virginia
declines to give its consent to the cleo
ton of DIR. DeIkoeven as bishop Of ILL
nOis ~ .L... W.. ~
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Dead,

BosToN, March l.--William Henry
Dulton, jr., proprietor of the Evening
Transcript, is dead.
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAROn ..

THE DALLAS HERALD
IL The only paper in northern
Texas That receives the full
Press dispatches.
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TheldlgArrald

Oaiee Ia "ssraId niseis." ooFHsr Of
Malta and Lamar streets, over FIRST
national Hank. tiuainess once
Prent Room, seeond h,oFy,
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Arrival In Ynnisson ofa Member of the
Biack Hills Expedition-Goid and
silver found In Abundnnce-No oppo-
sitIon made by tho Indians.
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RAILROAD TIME TAsLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Train" NJ
Dalias.

nopgroN ANp rnxAA olNTRAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
The Angel In the Block.

1t Is related of Michael Angelo that,
while walking with some friends in an
obscure street in the city of Florence,
he discovered fine block of marble
lying neglected in yard and half
buried in dirt and rubbish. Regard
less Of his holiday attire. he at once
fell to work upon it, clearing away its
filth and striving to lift it from the
slime and mire In which itlay. His
companions asked him In astonish-
nient what he was doing and what he
wanted with that worthless piece of
rock. go, there's an angel in this
stone," was the answer, land must
get it out" He had it removed to his
studio, and with patient toll with
mallet and chisel, he let the angel
out. e.t fss tiil"
Fellow worker, do you see yon bare
footed boy, ragged and dirty, with
pert tongue and mischevious eye !?
There's an angel there, but it will take
master workman to get it out. Wilt
thou be the artist? Faith must first
behold the angel there; canst thou see
1t? Patience will be needed; hast
thou the grace? Skill, exquisite skill,
Is called for; canst thou respond :?
trayer must increasingly arise; wilt
thou pray? Love, unselfish love, must
guide the work; is it in your breast?
II SO, then take the rough block and
wash and chisel and clothe and teach
and feed and guide and watch and
love; and when your work is done the
work will immortalize the workman,
and the workman will immortalize
the work, and God will crown you
b0th.--GOOd NeVs. .er.fFT =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
A Sermon.

bear ye one anOther's burdens, and so ful
I'll the law of Christ" Galatians, vi chap, ii
verse.
Christians, to merit the name, must
be Christ-like as far as human nature
can be. Christ descended from Heav-
en- and dwelt upon earth; he rejoiced
with the Joyous and wept with the
the mourning. He bore their burdens
bore the burdens of their conf
dences of sorrow and trouble; bore
the toll and fatigue of his ministra-
trations; bore the heartrending walls
of the sick and suffering; bore the
doubt and disbelief of his divinity;
bore the scoff aud the sneer, the blow
and the stripe, the bonds and the
thorny crown; bore the cross, and
upon 1t the sins of the world. And,
oh, the weight of sin there was! None
In all the world are free from evil--none
without sorrow and care--yet he bore
it all. And through the Apostle Paul
comes the command for us to do like
wise to the full extent of our power.
Disregard 1t not, for it is the law of
Christ. On every side there are poor,
weary ones, staggering under bur-
dens Of distress and want, of sorrow,
or crime, or despair. Go them, give
them friendly hand, smile, a word
of love. Lift from their shoulders a
load OF suffering and transfer 1t to
your own. Your heart may be seusi-
tive to woe. Contact with il NAV
sadden and pain you. 1t is the
weight Of the burden. Bear it cheer
fully and hopefully, that you may not
Increase instead of lessening it for
your brother. Along your way, OH
the rough path before you, whisper to
yourself again and again, "Thus do I
fulfil the law of Christ" And the kind
Savior will stretch forth his hand and
tighten the load, and the angels will
sing "Well DONE, we'll done, well
done,n - - - ~ = -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
Wilmington items.


Wilmington is to have a lumber
yard. seagva Be- laaa4ate 3 a.aa beea
The Wilmington paper proclaims
itself too small to lift at anything but
the "switch end, of the log, but it
will do its level best at that. ,.,., aa f Z
During last week the dredger made
rapid headway on the bar. Monday
and Tuesday the swell from the ocean
interfered somewhat with the work,
but everything Is moving nicely at
present. So far, every indication is
most favorable, and we have no doubt
that the work will be completed In q
reasonable length Of time. SaH
A stranger, who rejoices In the pos
session of the ''sweet German accent" /"
came over from the salt works yester-
day to Wilmington. Some one asked
him if the wind blew hard up there
last Monday and Tuesday, when he
replied, SIDE Wind plows all de SAINT
away, and den it shoost make de graf
fel fly like de teffelP' ''' "
The shipments at this point at the
present time are immense. We stroll
led over the wharf and through the
new warehouse last Sunday, when it
seemed to us that the freight awaiting
shipment occupied all the available
space. On the wharf we saw huge
pile of boxes filed with oranges; near
by were q large number Of pipes of
wine; while the warehouse was full OF
green hides, corn in the sack, and
wool both in the sack and bales. Halt
a dozen steamers could now be loaded
to their full capacity. =. ,na-.n %.
The manner in which the railroad
company put things through has been
we'll illustrated in the building of the
new wharf. Firt came the pile-driv-
ers; then followed the men arranging
the crgss-beaMs, with the workmep
laying the flooring CLOSE at their heels,
who in turn were crowded by the
track-layers placing the iron for the
cars, while the carpenters kept well
up with the building OF the necessary
offices and the immense warehouse,
which. were partly occupied before
they were finished, We have no
recollection of ever having seen such
a variety of work, and 80 much Of it,
performed in such limited space,
and in SO short time, by the same
number Of men, as we have witnessed
during the building OF the new
wharf, q q = 81 vs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
Anaheim Items.
From the Gazette.


A needle-gun, used during the Fran
co-Prussian scrimmege, can be seen at
MenzePs. salsa 1tlaf .safq y8asa $50.
Four lighter loads of wine, wool and
grain were shipped from the landing
yesterday on the steamer Constantine.
The Spring clip of wool is coming in
RAPIDLY, a large number of bales being
now in the warehouse, awaiting shipr
ment. 10 sasA t4.N 10 gs5ia -
k About q mile and q quarter of the
ditch is finished. The work Is pro-
crossing finely and will hereafter pro-
gress more rapidly, as the deepest or
the ditching is about completed. An
addition to the forge will be sent out
to-day, which will make l0S working
men employed. sel g t's"sN sNe.'' 81,
A meeting of the citizens interested
in the organization of the Episcopal
Church was held at Enterprise Hall
on Wednesday. Satisfactory reports
of the efforts made to obtain funds for
the church building were given and
the ladies have taken upon themselves
the charge of raising the further
amount necessary for the completion
Of the edifice, which will be COM
menced as early as possible. .Applica-
tion is to be made to the Bishop to
create, an Episcopal Mission The
Trustees Of the Church property, elect
ed at this meeting, were Messrs. H.
Kellogg, w. r. Olden, Oscar George,
s. A. Sheffield and DR.. Jas. Ellis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
RELIGIOUS Services To: :Day. ! I

The public services of the Presbyte-
rian Church will be conducted by Rev,
A. f. White, LII D., will be held In
Good Templars' Hall to-day at liam,
The Sacrament of the LORDS Supper
will be administered after the sermon.
Christian Church worship I'm the
Court House. Elder Morgan will
preach at IL A.. M. Sunday School at
III o'clock. All are cordially invited.
M. r. Church South, Rev. A. M.
Campbell, Pastor--Service at Grange
Hall Main street, at IL Al NJ and II go
P. M. Sabbath School at 1890 P. M.
Subject for morning service, Cali
Fowl of every Wing" No services
this evening.
The Rev. Thomas Smith of Petalu.
ma will preach in the Episcopal
Church this morning at Il O'clock and
at 1;30 p M. the Rev. Wm. III. Hill
Will lecture on "The Modes Of Bap-
tism." Sunday School and Bible
Glass at 1880. Adult baptisms dur
ing. the Sunday School. Seats free
and all cordially invited to attend.
= The Baptist Church meets at Lawlor
Institute, Main street, opposite Second.
Rev. J. P. Ludlow, Of San Francisco,
will preach at II Am. Sunday School
at P. NJ. Seats free; all are invited.
Rev. G. Haley, D. D., of Newark,
N. j., will preach at the Congrega-
tional Church at IL A. VI. The Pastor,
Rev. D. T, Packard, will preach at
7:30 P. NJ.
Preaching at the German Church,
Spring street, between Fourth and
Fifth, at 10:30 A. NJ. and y p. NJ. Sun
day School at 81 A. M. J. &. Zahn, pas
tor. All Germans are invited. i,rag
The usual services at the Fort street
Methodist Church, by Rev. ]. M.
Campbell, Pastor. Ie..lt ID .oIIgd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
Passengers Coming.

The following is list Of passengers
who sailed for Wilmington on the
steamer. Senator yesterday: James
Thompson, NJ Downey, Col Burdett,
Mrs Frances, E. J Waters, wife and
child, F w Kelly, F L Benjamin, G J
Phelon, d q Waldron, Bell Durgin, w
Flyne, H Kienper, Mrs Hunter, NJ
Cannon, T F Hunter, w A Sears, L J
Lightcap, l. Straus, H Kluber, II H
Woodruff, Mcdonald, Or ] B Smith,
Il Stump, u w Ruch, II s Holmes, A
Cavaiiaugh, Dan Robinson, w K
Foulks, Mrs A D Brown and two chill
dren, John Wagner, s Stedman, D
Slate and son, HI @ Hawkins, Samuel
Collins, H M Perry, Mary Packard. w
Leayitt, wife and child, II Lyme, Mrs
M Stewart, Mrs 8 Rousell, H s Stew
art, w r Thompson, Chas Emmit, E
s Ireland, 8 Ralr. E Harris, b + Por-
ter, M Wright, A 8 Ferguson, pr
Haswell, III c Dunton, A ] Curry, Mrs
M Murray and child,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
written for the HERALD.
PASS ON AND NEVER MIND.
BY sHEP. p. SMITH.

gEff gf& & ---T--ln WEnNE
Pass on and never mind, my boy,
There's many things In life o AhH
That cannot be controlled by man,
In this world of cares and strife.
And Worse than folly It's, my boy, ai
81 TO always be inclined
To fret about what can't be helped
Pass ON and never mind,
The world is large, and mary kinds
Ofpeople in 1t grow
The true, the false, the good, the bad,
All mingle here below; W lua@ 1l
And as you pass amid the throng,
Be not surprised to find
That each ones bound to have his say;
Pass on md never mind. ria .8atfst
My boy, Inurlo out your pathway well,
And set your figures hight @AEF
Aim to do right; such things will tell
To some good purpose by-and-by.
Be honest, upright, true and brave,
,l And YOU will always lind s8..sE
That you'll have friends; II foes assail
Pass on and never mind. la1i aii3c
Should fortune smile, your labOrs bless,
ltr, Be not o'er-prouj, conceited, vain; s.l
should fortune frown, be brave and strong
And try your hand again. s.s.
Do the very best you can,
and should others he inclined
To curl the lip, to sheer and scoff,
Pass on and never mind. 0eie
We all have trials, more or less,
bye And strife, and c"res and pain: . bHH
Tue world may often judge us wrong,
But let US nCt complain.
Hate, envy, malice, may pursue. I
But life's too short. you'll find,
To turn and kick each cur that snarls--
n Pass on and never mind. ~ al
Pass on and never mind, my boy;
Deal Just with God ana man;
Yourmotto'and your watehword be, sac
r. y Do AL the good you can, 5><k s8o.
Be sure you're right, then 60 ahead.
1 But never 90 II blind, el aa
And though the world approve or not,
Pass on and never mindl t',,o,,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11

In the still air music lies unheard:
In the rough marble beauty hides unseen:
10 wake the music and the beauty needs
The masters touch, the sculptors chiseI
keen.
Great Master, touch us with thy skillful hand.
Let not the music that is in us die;
Great sculptor, hew and polish us, nor let,
Hidden and lost, thy form within us lie.
Spare not the stroke; do with us as thou wilt:
Let there be naught unfurnished, broken,
maj. ed;
complete thy purpose, that we may become
Thy perfect image, O our God and Lord!
--1edchers Jour1,ai
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
An lnfiders Testimony to the Scriptures.

/ must confess to you that the mai
esty of the scriptures astonishes me;
the holiness of the evangelists speaks
to my heart, and has such strong and
striking characteristics of truth, and
is moreover SO perfectly inimitable,
that If it were the invention of men,
the inventor would be greater than
the greatest heroes.-J j. Rosseau.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
S0Iace.

Bless the old leaf. A kind Proyi.
dence has made provision for all men
to draw comfort from source; some
more and some less. But when we
can 60 to Whistler $& Wilkins, Com
mercial street, opposite the depot, and
get a good supply of their Gilroy Pc
rique and Cap-sheaf smoking tobacco,
and about three of those five-inch
cigars, we cease to envy others. = -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11

AS daylight gan be seen through
very small holes, 50 little things will
illustrate PERSONS character. iia'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
SUNDAY READING
THE MASTERS TOUCH.

Selected for Sundays HERALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11

.&ssE .sEVes sa ss
Thirty days have gone by since the Inn
portant" commenced selling out. A great
many persons have bought such as dry goods,
that did buy will tell you how we'll pleased
they are and what bargains they received.
Our orders for Spring goods were sent to our
buyer in New York in January and February
and part Of them we are receiving now. They
are without a doubt the prettiest and incest
goods ever brought To this cit, and we wish
the public to please bear lii mind that all new
goods will be sold at the same reduced prices.
the prices, and you will say the best and
cheapest place to buy goods is at the
H-an '6ofea $50 f"IMPORTANT,"t
apps ea Under Lafayette Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
The Association has Just completed a
WATER DITCH

Over the choicest portion OF theiI table lands
and purchasers will have the right TO water
without charge. Such an opportunity to Sc
cure land admirably situated and watered
and perfectly adapted TO semi-tropical fruit
culture, will not occur again. nsey
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
MlSCELLA EOUS.
POST OFFICE EMPORIUM,

Miss @. NJ. TURNER has removed to the
Postotce building, where she will sell every.
thing iH the Stationery line ts
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
WANTs-LosT-FouND.

= EuRNiIURE, Stoves, Carpets, Mating,
ETC.. etc, bought at furniture store. No
IL Also street. ID. A. STERN.
frz apI If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11

WANTED.- Two competent young men
rom the East earnestly desire some
tAing 10 do. Unexceptionable references
ADDRESS, JAMES A. MCDONALD,
apslw" City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11

a0lY0A
sfnD .HElFs uf-a Ht oHUtI Ehr
+@s,, .4lsud j. atlf Gg lHlf $50
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
FOR SACE-FOR RENT.

EOR SAIE.-A heavy spring wagon
] with top, made by one of the best car
AZ new, Can be seen at stevens Stable, or
address PostOff1ca Box 10 apr1ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
%8E1As 1kAfEf$5h Il
Rail- Road Improvements.

The rev railroad Is completed at Anaheim
and runs directly along the southe' n portion
of our tract. We will Offer lands within from
one to three miles of Downey City as we'll
adapted for corn as any now under cnltiva-
tion and there are none better in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-10
81. STEPHENS CHURCH.

THE REV. FATHER cosT1GAN ON THE AscEN-
The high mass at ST. Stephens yesterday morn
ing was sung Dy the Rev. Father Byron in presence
Of large and attentive congregation. Gordigianis
mass was rendered by the choir under the drec-
ton OF tha organist Mr.. Dan ORTIZ. The 'Graiias
Aglmus," an alto solo, aud the 'QuonIamn bass
solo, were gwen with good effect. AT the Offer
tory Mr.. Romeyn, the tenor sang the AVE
Verumu with much taste and feeling. After the
first gospel the Rev. Father Costgan ascended the
pulpit, aud, having announced tnat the Rev.
Father McCready would LECTURE IN ~. stephens
on the 23d INST IN ava OF the poor OF tue PARISH,
preached very instructive sermon on the lessons
taught ny the ascension Of our Lord. The SUD
THE SERMON
was I've men 81 Gallee why do YOU stand look
ing up INTO neavenYr We may say tnat the ascen-
SION or cur LORD perfected the end which Almighty
God had IN view the creation OF man; FOR God
created man IN order taat might enter into
heaven and I'LL M the palaces lett vacant by the
ia len angels, Bnt ny mans own laIl heaVen-
which during the time OF has innocence had been
open ready to receive him on the completion OF
his course upon earth-was closed against him.
And nov was heaven To De openedr by the mys-
terry Of the incarnation, " IS true yet not by the
hrst act, but By ne a5t. Eacn detau OF hat great
mystery brought with II some special gilt and
REDEMPTION OF man. oar Lord Intended TO
be upon earth vlsDiy only for time,
Ing accom- plisned all tnat he mad TO DO we snouli
reJlice az HIS triumphant return 70 heaven Inc
incarnation lfnDlr u 80 IuuCu SUFFERING
atlon--look at Bethlehem, Egypt and Calvary-and
was tnat state 10 continues
me ascension implies n act OF restitu Ton to
the sacred humanity. BY the Churcn the ascen-
sion has Always been hell as Il great solemnlty.
1t is see who mas gwen 10 1t the name OF admira-
Bile. TGe ascension DRUGS heaven closer to Us,
because IL encourages the exercise OF those vlr-
tues Whlcn lead us on % heaven. Irayer. that
exefc else IN winch latth, nope and love can all hnd
expression, Is encouraged and made III re conf
dent whea we mink 81 the ascension WIN such
a thought /. Is not difficult TO say-"our Father
VINO art III heaven.n For our Father Is there and
the ascension draws US AFTER Him.