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THE QUEENS SPEECH.

THE MESSAGE FROM THE CROWN PRoRoGUING
THE SESSION OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
PKAcE, NATIONAL PROGRESS FINANCE, CURE
FOR IRELAND AND CARE FOR POOR JACK.
LONDON August Is, 1875
Parliament was pro rogued to-day till the Goth of o.
tober
The Queen, in her
closing the session. says
MY LORDS GENrLEMEs-I am happy to be en-
abled to release you from attendance at Parliament
PEACE SIDES.
The relations between myself and all foreign Powers
continue to BIO cordial and look forward with hope
and confidence to the uninterrupted maintenance OF
European peace
SLAVE TRADE.
The visit paid to this country, on invitation Of my
government by the ruler of Zanzibar, has led to the
conclusion of supplementary convention, which
trust may be eficacous for the more complete sup
preston of the East African slave trade.
THE RELATIONS WITH CHINA
have learned with deep regret that the expedition
despatched by my Indian government at Burmah, with
the view to open communication with the western
provinces of China has been reacherousy attacked by
armed force while Chinese territory. This out
rage, unhappily invoking the death of a young and
promising member of my consular service, is the sub
ject of careful inquiry and effort shall be spared to
secure the punishment of those by whom it nsti-
gated and committed.
COLONIAL EMPIRE.
The condition OF my colonial empire is generally
prosperous.
A LIBERAL SUPPLY OF CASH.
GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE, OF CoMMoSs-I thank you
for the liberal supplies you have voted for the public
service.
CURE IRELAND
Ny LORDS AND GEsrLEMBS-It is gratifying to me TO
ind that the heightened consideration you have given
the various statutes which have from time TO time
been passed for the preservation of the peace in Ire
land has resulted measure which, while relaxing
the strngency OF former enactments calculated to
maintain the tranquility of the country.
'PooR JACK"
Her Majesty then refers to the other principal enact
ents of the session. her reference to the shipping bills
being as olows:-The state of the public business and
the differences OF opinion naturally arising varied
and comprehensive scheme have unfortunately pre-
vented you from completing the consideration Of the
Merchant Shipping bill But rejoice that you have
been ablo by temporary enactment to diminish con-
sderably the dangers to which my seaaring subjects
are exposed"
HOPE FOR FUTURE.
have every to hope that the progress Of the
revenue system which has marked recent years VIII be
fully sustained in the present
NATIONAL DEBT THE NATIONS FINANCE.
The arrangements which you have made with respect
70 the reduction of the national debt and those for the
better regulation of loans for public works will lead to
valuable improvements in system of imperial and
local finance.
SOLEMN FAREWELL
In bidding you farewell for the pray that the
blessing of Providence may fall your recent abors
end accompany you the discharge of all your duties.
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IREp THoUsANp poLI.ARs
STORM IN FRANCE.

PARIS AND VICINITY SWEPT By HURRICANE
AND HAIIsToRM-HEAvY LOSSES OF PROP
ERTY-NANY PERSONS WOUNDED
LONDON, August IA, 1875.
despatch to the Standard reports hurricane and
hail storm Pontose twenty miles northwest of Paris
Many houses were unroofed. Windows and chimnoys
were everywhere demolished
HEAVY LOSSES IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS.
In the surrounding country to the distance Of several
miles in every direction, cattle killed and ult
trees and vines destroyed.
MANY PERSONS WOUNDED
number Of people were badly injured by the hail
stones which Of enormous size, and 1t Is feared
that some will die from their injuries.
BRIEF BUT COSTLY VISITATION
The tempest lasted only half hour, but the dam
age 1t caused in that time is estimated at 100000
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CHARLEY ROSS.

SUPERINTENDENT wAIL.ING DIscRED1rs THE
RUMoR OF HIS RETURN
HERALD reporter last evening called upon
Police superintendent Wallng 70 ask him II he
placed any confidence in the rumor emanating
from Jersey City journal which alleged that the
boy Charley Ross had been, for some weeks past at
home In his fathers house in Philadelphia Mr. Wallng
said he had seen Mr. Ross within two three
DAYS and he utterly disbeleved tho story
He further stated that the put
afoat ON the word Of "a reliable gentleman. :"
He thought any worthy Of credence would have
frankly given the publication the weight Of his
and address that all the world could have the salts
faction Of knowing the truth in this matter II the
boy had been found the overjoyed parent would,
doubtless have announced the fact and the
public nj rest
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THE FLOODS.

DAMAGE TO THE HUDSON RIVER RoAD-THE
TRAINS DELAYED.
FIsHKILL LANDING N. Y, August 13, 1875.
The heavy rains along the line Of the Hudson River
Railroad for the past three days have resulted in dam
age to the road this afternoon landslide
at Tarrytown another between there and Sing
Sing and a bridge partially destroyed at the latter
place by the swollen stream have seriously detained
all northern bound passenger trains. The Saratoga
train which left New York at $40, is behind three
hours and half and trains which left afterward had
not passed Sing Sing at midnight terrific storm at
Barrytown and Rhnebeck, and also from Peekskill
south, prevailed this afternoon.
1t is thought that the distractions will be cleared
away, and the bridge repaired tonight that trains
can regular to morrow.
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ED OF HIS WOUNDS.
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

FRENCH PREPARATIONS FOR A NATIONAL REPRE-
sENTATIoN.
PARIS, August IS, 1875
The number of persons intending to send goods to
the Philadelphia Exhibition is increasing here and in
the departments.
At Lyons to-day Mr. Appleton addressed meeting Of
the silk manufacturers the subject Of the Centennial
Besides making many practical suggestions, he gave
eloquent expression the sympathetic sentiments Of
America toward France.
THE DESPATCH GOODS
special committee was appointed TO attend to the
despatching of goods to Philadelphia
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I'm s. I'm s
Clio. IA 90 Mohawk. 2 is 30
Idler. ........... IA 10 RambIer......... IL nn

The Comet was the next vessel to square away for
home Approaching Point Judith the Mohawk over
hauled the Clio and Rambler and came up with the
Idler which she finally passed, the prospects being
that she would be at least tho first vessel past the stake
boat Running down by Batemans Point the Idlor and
Mohawk were almost abeam, and although the breeze
light the big vessel held on 10 her slender OPP
ponent which finally reached the goal only one second
ahead, the mere mention Of which fact will tend better
TO suggest the beautiful picture which the vessels
presented running down the channel than any amount
of pen painting convey Indeed tho entire
the vessels ran down with ee sheet is one 70 be
membered
Il may be added that the Emo little schooner Estee
which has just come or the ways and which was un-
happily, debarred from entering the race not having
remained with the fleet since the start had n sharp
tusso with the Comet the course and camo in
ahead OF her minutes This will doubtless
result IN match raco between these two fast sailing
vessela
Throughout the day the Clio was admirably handled
and her success in carrying OF the Commodores cup
ior schooners meets with general recognition. Tho
Windward won the prize offered for soops after an ex
citing contest with the Vndex and Addie
The following is the official record Of tho arrival Of the
xrnrh fa
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AN uLrRAMoNTANE VICTORY AT PARLIAMENT
PRESIDENT GRANT.

THE VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO GENERAL
BURNSIDE ON TUESDAY.
NEWPORT, R. l., August Is, 1875.
General Burnside has received positive assurance
from General Grant that he will arrive in Bristol l.,
next Tuesday morning The town authorities will ten
der him formal reception The President will hold
levee at the Generals house. after which he will devote
the remainder of the day to his personal friends He
will be accompanied by Secretaries Brstow Jewell,
Robson and Attorney General Pierrepont
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now than al any time She was launched started
away behind the feet arrived at IA. 6Sm As and
Wen maintained the reputation she has during the
present season.
The race for Vice Commodore Gamers two prizes WIN
De sailed for on Monday Meanwhile the crews OF
the different vessels win doubtless engage in those
friendly and spirited contests gigs and cutters that 20
Gar To create that spirit rivalry which rebounds 10
the advantage OF every well disciplined vessel in tho
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.

A MOVEMENT TO HAVE THE ATTACHMENT
AGAINST oTTMANs PROPERTY VACATED.
WASHINGTON August 10, 1875.
Mr.. R. K Elliott counsel for 0ttman who
Gently arrested and committed to Jail to answer the
charge OF completely in the Treasury robbery, will
week argue a motion before Judge Wylie to have tho
attachment issued against Otmans property vacated
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THE OLD CATHOLICS COUNCIL.

THE THEoLoGIANs AT BONN ADJUSTING A MOST
IMPORTANT POINT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE
BONN August 10, 1875.
The Old Catholic Conference was occupied to-day in
discussing the question of the procession of the Holy
Ghost.
The Conference has nearly agreed to formula con-
cernlng this doctrine which will be submitted tomor-
row, to which the Eastern and Western churches may
jointly subscribe.
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.
AN EFFORT TO CHANGE THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIALS IN THE STATE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn August 10 1873.
The Republican State Executive Committee met here
to-day with closed doors It is intimated that they
would make a slate for the needy "outs"
to fill the positions of United States Revenue
Collector Marshal and Attorney General of this place.
The Memphis members refused to appear the ground
that this not matter for the committee to
discuss No result arrived at 1t is under
stood that W. R. Cobb and Others in Washington,
attempting to bring about the changes Cobb sus-
pended the Bulletin the only republican paper In middle
Tennessee three weeks ago, declaring he would
publication within two months under new auspices;
that the republicans hadn't come up to his support
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NEW YORK, AUGUST 10, 1s75.-MR CRITrEN-
Dear Sr-f have used the GIESN's SULPHUR
the years both hot and cold salt water have
habit taking hot salt baths for number Of
years but did not like the used in them Being in the
bath and having cake Of GLKNN's SULPHUR Soar in
pocket thought would try it. and, to my SURPRISE found Il
worked admirably both in hot and cold salt water All bath
In salt should it. Thinking the information
might be of value 10 have written these few lines Re-
spectfully yours, W. M. lRONSlDES, Fl Park row.
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THE PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August IS, 1875.
Louisville has been selected the place for holding
aconventon Of all the grange purchasing agents, and
the of October the time The National Executive
and all State Executive committees will be present for
the purpose of adopting plan by which business
be conducted on uniform system throughout the
United States
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SPAIN AND CUBA.

ANOTHER GRAND MILITARY EFFORT AGAINST
THE ANTILLES INsURREcTIoN.
MADRID August 10, 1875
1t Is said that the government TO send 10 900
men 70 Cuba to enable Captain General valmaseda TO
execute his plans for the reduction Of tho instruction
In that colony.
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BRITISH BANKRUPTCIES.

MORE FAILURES IN THE ENGLISH METROPOLIS.
LONDON, August Is, 1875
The Echo records some further failures In the city,
among them Denegr Sons, Old Jewry, and W. j. era
ven OF Fenchurch street.
ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
INVOLVED.
LONDON, August AS A. NJ
The liabilities Of Denegr Sons estimated GAO
sterling
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THE GOVERNORS CLEMENCY.
Albany, August 10, 1878.

ALBANY, August 10, 1910.
Governor Tden has pardoned Lester Brotherton,
convicted of incest in Cayuga county Ho has also
committed the sentence of Theodore Tyner sentenced
April IL 1873 in the county Of Erie FIVE years inn
prsonmcnt in Auburn prison for orgery to three
vaar
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The death, at Paris, August 3, is announced Of DR..
March, Of the most celebrated physicians Of Italy
who saved tho life OF Prince Humbert when attacked
by dangerous illness, aboHhten years back
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AZ FTITsHTNa- Tors ann

AT FLUSHING-Six miles from New York city
AT FLUSHING-TWo lines Of railroad
AT F1sUSHIkG-Seven railroad depOtA
AT FLUSHING-lO3 trains daily
AT FLUSHING-From 30 A N. till midnight
AT FLUSHING-Fare only TX cents
AT FLUSHlNG-iias and water In pipes.
AT Observation-Disclosures city in America.
AT FLUSHIkG-Exeellent schools and ehurchea
AT FLUSHING-loOd markets and stores
AT PLUSHING-Shade trees everywhere
AT FLUSHING-Fine boating and fishing.
AT FLUSHING-Over 10 900 population
AT PLUSHING-Ffnsly graded streets.
For Flushing 20 any half hour In the day, either
by James Chambers street. Bast River
Thirty fourth street ferry Long Island Railroad al
right hand ferry Hunters Point Our Office 10
the Main depot in Flushing and statesmen
will show you the lots.
AS the fare remarkably cheap have free pasSeA
For maps aud full particulars call upon address
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Publisher,
3o5 Third avenue. Twenty sixth streeG
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OBITUARY.
p1opATus WRIGHT.

Dodatus Wright, prominent lawyer and for many
years resident Of Albany, N. " died suddenly in that
city yesterday, 18th inst
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cable telegram from Berlin, under date ofycstcr-
day. August M reports the Of the death Of
Heinrich Adolf Won Zastrow, General OF the Prussan
Army aged seventy -four yoars
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THE DIRECT CABLE.
LONDON. August 10. is,

LONDON August 10, 1878.
The steamship Faraday sailed to-day TO renew opera
lions for the repair OF the injured part of the direct
unltad States cahla
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past wenty-four hours in com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as in
dicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
Iutldf
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A NEW EPOCH IN TREATING RUPTURE IS
marked BY the valuable invention sold By THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY 653 Broadway, which eomoxtably holds
.-S DArnAaaeatly nnraa yunsnEn
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GEORGE Gnrsworn GRAY.
SENIOR MARCH,, M. D.

| George Griswold Gray, formerly prominent china
merchant died in Newport r. l., yesterday, 18th inst
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A.-MArrHEWs PURE SODA WATER-'THR
mos. refreshing and wholesome beverage at all times" D
pehsed AZ @OO stores In New York and vicinity The NAT
rkws APPARATUS dspenses free from all eontam
nation JOHN MATTHEW'S, New York
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SRS ~ 3 E6E dREAT pSiNT
S9xSHEs ATfSSHRD; = 9s1Y REstISk FAFs
HERALD oFFICEi PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
PoUGMKEEEPSIE, ALBANYA SARATOGA PALATINB
VIA, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPEN-
SION BRIDGK
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SPECIAL NOTCH
Tickets can now be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train 10 Schenectady where carriages win be
In waiting to passengers Saratoga, arriving here
In time for breakfast
Fare from New York, including delightful drive Of 20
miles through the country,
Close made at Saratoga by rail for Lakes George
Luzorne and Schroon living there before noon
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50 rs TO NIAGARA; SO so TO SARATOGA
TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOUR

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO, FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
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THE REPORT DENIED IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA AuBubb Aoi Ao'o
The Chief Of Police of this city denies the truth OF the
story published in the Jersey City Argus 10 the effect
that Charlie Ross had been found and is now at his
home in Germantown
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GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

KAISER WILLIAM REMoEsrRATEs WITH THE
GEAR ON THE VIOLATION OF THE FRONTIER.
LONDON, August 14-o A. NJ.
Berlin despatch to the Post says the German gov
eminent has addressed formal complaint TO Russia in
regard to the recent infacon Of ths frontier at Dom
browa
DIED WOUNDS
The Russian soldier who the orignateause of the
trouble has died of tho wounds he received in the
ARRAY
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THE PAPACY IN GERMANY.

CARDINAL LEDocHowsKI's EPISCOPAL sUBsTI-
TUTE EXPELLED FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE
LONDON, August b. 1875.
special despatch from Berlin to the Pail Mall
Gazette says that the Bishop OF Gnesen who has been
acting to for Archbishop Ledochowski has
been expelled from the province composing his diocese
by decree of the Governor
AN ULTRAMoNTANE VICTORY AT A PARLIAMENT
AIRY ELECTION
BERLIN, August 13 1875.
Hertling the utramonane candidate has been
elected the German Parliament for Cobentz by 5000
majority.
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1.-THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS"

THE WEAK THE WORN AND THE WEARY
should take PERUVIAN SYRUP Il gives strength and vRo
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ONE MILLIONS OF DOLLAR GIVEN AWAY BY
the Montpelier Female Humane Association Al Alexnndria
Va September 30 1875 This purely charitable enter
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And ndorsed by the present Governor Kemper
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