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The New York herald., 1875-11-29
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

D0ST OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR ELRoPE
for the week ending Saturday December y lSIo Will
shis follows -On Tuesday al 80 A. NJ.
on Wednesday at NJ on Thursday III 80 A. NJ. and o
r. l.. JAMES Postmaster. \
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worth Of goods from the great pcrempory auction sale
about one halt the usual price.
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A BERLIN GLASS FRONT LANDAU. LANDAULET
N. Phaetons Depot Wagons second hand Carriages sold
for the best offer previous TO closing out business
HAM, 10 East Fourth street
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u CHRONIC cATARRH. DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
N. method cases persons at distance sue.
sesfnlly treated instantaneous relief trial free Dr.
ST0DDARD, No. 3 West Fonrteanth street, New York
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DACIFIC NAIL Steamship LINE.
il For Kingston Jamaica, Savanila, &c.
Steamship HENRY CHAUNCEY will be despatched
on WEDN ESDAY December (, at IL NJ,
. for above named ports.
For passage, freight and all other information apply AZ
II. ). BULLAY. Superintendent
DERMUDA LINE-THE Al STEAMSHIP GAMMA
Id sails December and fortnightly for Bermuda scenery,
unsurpasscd hotels hrst class photographs aud
particulars at 20 Broadway. A. ~ OJTEkbhlGE Agent.
csEMI MONTHLY LINE FOR VENEZUELA, VIA ST
- Thomas carving the United States mail Tho steamer
CARONDELET Captain MeCreery. viii sail from pier ~
East River Wednesday December IL, at r. NJ For freight
Or passage having accommodations, apply to q. H.
MALLORY 4 CO., 100 Maiden lane,
rpExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY
West carrying the United States maiL-Ih The steamer
STATE OF TENAS, Captain Bolgcr, will sail on Satur-
day December 3, at T. NJ. from pier 20 East River.
Through bills adng given TO all points on the Houston
and Central International and Great Northern Gal
burg and San Antonio railroads Freight aud insurance
lowest For freight Or passage, having superior &C
Communications apply 10 G. III. MALLORY CO, 1853
Maiden lane, or W. 7 CLYDE, No = Bowling Green.
IT y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINE
IN . Steamers leave pier No 3 North River at 3 r. M
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MEkl uesday, Dec
CITY OF NEkA ClsI IA...s...s..,..... thursday Dec
u FoR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana Progreso, Campeacy, Tuspan and Tampico
NJ ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, 81 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans December IL and
AIRY tor Vera CruH aud all the other porta
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DEERFooT DRIVING PARK.-TROTTING MONDAY,
~ November 30 at p VI. Match for 500. best three In
FIVE. J; v Garrol's bk m Nelly conder, 70 wagon; j T.
saddle, three in Ave II. W. Howe's s. e. James c., L.
Carey's e. Z. VIM. r. Roberts Admission Soc.
WM. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
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MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO HoI-
M LAND BELGIUM THE RHINE. SWITZERLAND.
&C, &c, Via ROTTERDAM
..NoVemDer
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states mail
TO the Netherlands great tavorites with the public
Trips regular; low; comfort and living perfect
For freight, For passage,
FINCH EDYE co. L. w. NORRIS,
so Broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICE

nor SALE CIEAP-EIGHT HORSE POWER III
II right Boiler. A. Z. LEWIS o6 Newark avenue, Je
sey City
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'D,AX PAYERS TAKE notice.

sensel aas H. Fsss'ys5f siy af %nyy, # cy ~,
FOR 1875, give notice to persons who lays,
not paid their City and School Tax for IS, lSs
and have had their bills presented thstt
they are required by law, to call and setts
the same in days from delivery of tho obil
The receivers request all such rse ops 10
cal! at their office No. 10 East Sl;H IA Street.
and settle without delay; they h,jSipvM M Mgy
en- bonds to the city, the money Is dse
them and they are responsible for it, and
they hope those that can pay will be prompt
while, perhaps, some that cannot bay al
once, Will call and ma Q some arrangements
TO pay when they can, and we most respect.
nily ask you to give this your attention o
as TO avoid trouble, costs, or uDp,casant
ness. The city needs money and rnuirs
us to collect 1t or pay it, and what We plc.
pose to do Is to collect and pay it.
The receivers also give notice Of numbe,
OF lots IN the I'd, 3D., 9Th; 7th, sth, 9th and L,
wards that they cannot find the.ownen Of
All such persons owning said lots will
please call and settle or we will sell them !
for taxes and costs, !
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between !
Market and King. Hours from ITO 5 oc|&sl
every evening, and market mornings
ELAUND PROVOST,
Receiver Nop1hern district (includins d
y EDWARD F-ARMAR. /
Receiver SouthSfh District lncIudlng all
south of Sixth strect.) oct lott
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xMU0EJIENTR.

|GnASD OPERA Houss'
MANAGES. Nh. JAMES WARD 4 90
81 Ono night only,
FRIDAY EvE'NG, DECEMBER 3, 1870
Il. Z. DAYENPORE
Grand Double Bill
Tragedy and Comedy
The Merchant or Venice.
shakspeare's Dramatic Play In Five Acts.
sHYLOCK, Mr.. e; L DAvENPOkr
BAssAx NO. ME-. EDWIN ~ =: ThSxT,s @sa,s
Duke OF Venice, Mr.. Harry Langdsn
Gratiano. Nr. Geo. vinlng Bowers
LanceIot Gcbbo, Mr.. Walter Iennox
Rrtia, Miss E. v. PrOudfnot
Jesoica. Miss Grace v. Paynter
Nerissa,: Miss Fanny jacobs
To conclude with Tobin's Glorious Comedy,
THE HONEY MOON,
RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE,
The management respect fully calls tie At
tention OF the public to the names OF the.
artists In the above distribution.
SCALE or PRICES:
Dress Dssssi1c circle e'i Cst' "a, 8, row.) cts.
serts in dress circle, (back Sd row. 50 ots.
Seats secured three days in advance at
Thomas 4 Co., without extra
charge. novD.
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PROPOSASL

DRoPOsALs
FOR OR tDJNG THE BED or CLAYTON
STREET FROM PENNSYLVANIA Av.
ENCE 10 ELEVENTH STREET.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Committee on Opening streets, at the Office
OF the Street Commissioner, No. 8k East
sixth street. second story, until
THURSDAY. DECEMBER, sp, 1875,
at O'clock, p. nl.,
For grading the bed Of Clayton street from
the dirt and sto, to be delivered subject
To the order of the street Commissioner.
tractor.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. No bids will Be aceepted
unless 1t be from responsible party.
WM. McMENAMIN,
nov. 3,-St Chairman Com. on Opening Sts.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01

DUGBY ACADEMY. :
A COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR BOYS
Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Dbl.
DIR. SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. M, Principal,
Assisted by experienced instructors in the
| several departments Of the school,
The PRlM NkY DEPARTMENT receives
pupils bctw cen 7 and u years Of age, The
Primary branches Of an English education
are thoroughly taught IN this Department.
wh hich the principal deems of not less i'm.
portance than the higher department.
Children studying the Primary branches
VIII therefore receive the personal attention
bread and deep 1.-THE firm foundation"
The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT af.
fords every facility to young men who ex-
pcct after leaving school. to enter at once
upon.business Nfe. Penmanship y and book.
Keeping receive special attention in this
department.
WINTER PEI1M OPEN ON. MONDAY,
: DECEM3kR6TH
Parents are respectfully referred 10 the
i3ll2wlng gentlemen who are patrons OF
the Institute:
Hon: =. Il. Bradford, Victor Dupont, ESQ,
-" VINO. Whitcley Jno G. Patterson, ESQ
WIN. W Spruance, ESQ II. G. Bannlng, ESQ
Henry E:kel, Esq. On. Horace Burr,
W. Hastings, Esq. jos. O'Egrne, Esq-
ti0e. ~ Ia deel.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
81 EAST SIXTH STREET, !
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.


Notice is hereby given, by direction ofths the
City Oh January list. 1875 must be paid on
or before the first day of November text o.
they will be placed in the hands Of the 70.
llcltOr for collection, by virtue OF section
of the City Charter, which is as follows :,
"lf the amount of said bill be not Ma
within 80 dogs. after such presenlalloa
thereof, 1t shall be the duty of the MayoI,a
said city Auditor, commanding him tolsy
the same with all costs thereon. upon ~. Nv ~
goods and chattels Of such owner, and \ l,i. d.
such goods and chattels can be iound V,llnlss
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt ala
costs, then to levy the same on the gIounn
or buildings of such owner fraptihg W..
such street as aforesaid, which said gLcnMISSs
sold Sp d1Ib,enSs by s r any ayg Fart thSi6n nSc l @
upon ten QW days notice il two leSSpf
pers published IN said city," ,.
The bills of fdelinquents haviI::, ,oils snn. s,,s
become overdue, proceedings will De etI
melced without delay, unless payn'ea' "
made as herein provided. 1v
ss,a,-,, WILLIAM II; ;SiV GKlftdiMitr Atditcr,
N Office TO COUNTY TAX PAiEsS,s, slsS,,
~ Notice is her. by given thai AZ ps'TIsT' r Tsr
Indebted for County, State and PGo, P,r,tsra isy,
tor the year 1875, for the Second or No,'trii tcaii
District of g Wilmington Hundred, lnu uNiIs rSIiv.
ana Settle the same. The Collecloth Phi, u" and
found at his Office, corner of Eighlnt I,s HI.
Shipley streets, or in the evenings "' D''
sos West Fourth street. All
DUTY OF CC CLLECToR.-Ifanv, person s'adaw aIs
or neglect to pay their Tax within leHIIa.y Is.y
after this notice, the Collector n1as as, ,dius M
and collect the same with COST ac'""''
10 law If mt
If the owner Of any Real Estate sllno, slia'a Ii i
reside in the Hundred, or is ninJl,yy ,1 lsyy
shall be the duty of the Collector " ,ror me
md collect the same Off the pcrsoh.... ..,p p'M M
,rty of the tenant theroOf.-Eltrdct!'"" !'""
aa0. ,1
LEWIS MCCALL
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
4 FINE ART MAGAZINE FOR THE
. YOUNG.
Ct. NICHOLAS For 1875! +

r Il tSs sss yss, q 1Spsy yssssa9:
during which ST. NICHOLAS has consoli
dated with itself all its strongest compett
tors. the publishers find themselves IN . po
siti0n TO promise that the Third Volume
1875, In its usual attractions for Girls and
Foys. eurpass even the preceding volume
In addition to contributions from
i THE FIRST WRITER'S OF AMERICA,
there will he Stories, Poems, and Sketches
by some Of the Most Prominent English
Authors. Arrangements have been male
for very interesting series Of papers on
~. VIM DsOk CASTLE,
BY MRS. oL1PHANr,
Treating Of its History and the Child-Life
OF Successive Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA q. ROssETTI
Will contribute for the new volume.
! LOUISA N. ALCOTT
Win write "Marjorie's Birthday Gifts, and
other short stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for Young
People have been promised by the popular
RICHARD PROCTOR.
r.. There s VIII s be continued story Of Life in
BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November Numoer. the opening Of
the new volume, will begin an
~ AMERICAN SERIAL STORY.
THE BOY sMlaRANrs,"
--r----~-- BY Noah Brooks,
Giving the adventures efa party Of boys in
The California Gold Mines, In the early days
Of the gold fever.
= J.T. TRowBRlDGE, |
Author of the "Jack Hazard" stories. will
some highly In :eresting sketch. |
es Of adventure ut BASS Cove"
"TALKs WITH GIRLS"
By leading authors, will be prominent
featAre of the new volume. Especial atten-
tion will alEo be given to
OF AMERICAN HISTORY,
With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various Departments, ''Jack: :in.thc
ppaipit," The Riddle. Box" aHd du Letter. ter
Folks, are to be more attractive than ever.
The French, Latin and German stories,
or translation, which have proved 40 pop
liar, will be frequent In the new volume.
3onfe Of the finest works Of the greatest [
for ST. NICHOLAS, and the first
lrtists Of the day wilkcontribute fresh and
'rtginal drawings for the Fine Art Maga.
Inc for the Young. Definite announce
nents of many interesting end novel fea- !
lres will be made in the December num- !
er. ''st. Nicholas will continue under the
acccssful editorshipof
-. MARY MAPEs DODGE, g
md no efforts will be spared by editor and
ublishers to maintain and increase the
Itrac ions and value of tie magazine.
Subscription Price, $500 q year; Single ,
umbers, 25 cents; Bound Volume', S4.C0
lcn.
These volumes begin with November.
he two new ready for7SA and 1877 are ele-
antly bound In red and gold, and form the
andsomest gif books f children ever is- q
led. We will sopd the magazine one
BAR, beginning NovsHiber, 1875, and either h
the volumes bound az above, post paid.
r 81 90; or. q subscription one year, and
10 two volumes, for 5000. All newsdeal. u
8 and booksellers will rsceive subscrip-
ons and supply volume. a. tho above 4.
ties. 6CRIBNER AGO.,
74S and 7a5 Broadway, N. Y.
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This years vintage will pour $4,000, 900
gold into French pockets. Wine is 10 abun.
dant in Burgundy that casks fetch SO, or If
you will bring two Casks to the wine press
the owner Of the vineyard will fill one if
you will make him present of the other.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01

HhAIzols'
THIRD REGULAR PUBLIC SALE or
sreCDs; .BoHDe, LOANS AND REAL ESTATE
Atthe Clayton House Building, Gth and
SGd Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1875,
ALL o'clock A. NJ,
10 shares Of stock in the Wilmington
0anelster) Turnpike Co.
el0eWiiminxton City Loan, due 1891, inte.
fest syablevhnrary and July.
saO Wilmington City Loan, due 1905, inte-
fest paynble Januar, and July,
tSN Wilmington City Loan, due 1891, inte-
'fest payable MNy and November.
800 Wilmington City Loan, due ls9s, In
beyest payable In May and November.
Lots ~ and: "a, Section 10, In Riverviow
: & Netery, on n1'hiladelphia Avenue. ..
lot 2ix76 west side of Bradford Street, Nv.
NV. II. ~ between LObdcll and A streets.
i'wo.story Brick Dwelling, 4 rooms, west
ylGe Of Townsena street, between a and Il
Hku -story Briei and Stone Dwelling,
~Cnlh side of Fourth strt Ct, between Wtst
ap.i Washington streets. :. 4
'!INvo-story stone Dwelling, adjoining
" i've, south side OF Fourth street, between
Vest and Washington streets.
tore property Nos. 3Ol and 3J3 east Sixth
~ eets consisting Of tInee twe.stOry Houses,
ftthtw0.Story brick bulldogs, u r.o:ns
fn<1.snss Building, I'll i Market siis. |
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NUlCE:-W4ATER DEPARTMFyr
In CHIEF ENGINEERS 0pTiGE
No. 1900 Market Elreel

: - s.~,,rW tIMIEETON, DEL, Nov. 3 k;
NOTICE TO WATER KENTETsa
,na ~ thp persons ,,au who have sold properly d
yl|tns imS us 2 PrGhschbt thc by year must give noice
Water Department., before thu the KIT SMt %it o.
November, 1876, and insert in the pv.n '..I,ol oa
name OF the purchaser and the nnr,Is, i,rIlsu
the property purchased ,ot herwise ,'ns, th"y "
be held liable for the Water Rent th' thn' WI
year. Also all persons who NAV Wjsh ~
discontinue the use of water or anv nort,, riS4
Of II must give notice as above and XIV ns}
two dollars for drawing the feruIc IA rl|
teration will be made In any LIIi after nv "
above date. EDWARD MclNTiRE ~
hoF3to3V Registrar
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CTORE KEEPERS, GROCERS AND
y Deale n, take notice! take notice!
CHIMNEY8i I CHIMNEYc Y CIIIMNEYSN Il
A large assortment of lamp chimncys Of all
kinds just received I: ON first hands, which
we are selling at Philadelphia prices, Gall
and satisfy yourselves Of the economy Of
buying at home, w. G: ADAMS,
IL E. Second st.
Lamps and lamp goods Of every kind.
oct39 I'm ..
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
-NANI1.

WANTYD,-Fwn Gentlemen Be6s1ssst
nov. ~ @' .0''''' .~
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HOTELS.
CT. STEPHENS HOTEL.
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET.
philadal nhio

PhllQdelph10.
Your attention is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hetel, centrally l0cA.
TED. convenient 10 all public offices, places
Of amusement and interest. -
Furnished throughout in tho most elebo.
rate manner. No pains will be spared TO
make this q model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor as with O
day. Special rates to families and perrna.
nent guests.
THOs. ASHTON, Prop'r.
q. II. CRAWFORD. Manager Oot28-aHl.
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NOT ItEN.

.SPECIAL NOTICE TO C017N7v
~ PAYERS.-The undersigned oa., y
Of County Taxes having given no,j"a ,Gj"ilect ~
months ago that the taxe, waro p',gs d u
geyable at that date, and whereas sls NJ. mle
than one-twentieth of the fay.nasr.olvyts .lvt ~
paid any attention to said notice "iras iha ,dI
tors for their own protection viii ine ia o.,i e9I
70 ENFORCE payment according to law an 'uiI ut
gives lhe collectors power to collect WI y
duplicates. '.'ci'o %
... JOS. L. CARPENTER :,
's, : .,,..a.,,. A. GIVEN, A1'' "a
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
LARGE FORCE OF sALEYMHN.

"a these departments, who have made It
their study for years to suit and at the
rising generation" and who viii take
great pleasure IN displaying the various
pecial1y for the season, and found il no
other establishment
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01

a. 10 ladies and others intereste d in the
Boys and Children g departments VIC would
respectfully say that these departments OF
our vast concern have been filled 10 over
flowing. with an entirely fresh supply Of
SUITS AND GARMENTS
fof the little sufficient to stock all the
clo,hing stores within the limits of the CITY
land We unhesitatingly assert that such q
beautiful collection Of choice winter Wenr
for children was never arranged on the
COUNTERS Of any establishment In Delaware,
We havea
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SZH -
TAILNRS.
TAILNES.
W. o''oSSoH'
Merchant Tailor,
Is making 10 order at his nc" es'"''
ment.
No, e East Third Stfce"

(Over Dubell's ha storc'' sc, il
English Fur Reaver Overccals. .r irunt ntajlyrs
SIS that cunt be had at any otie! ' 10 80
less than $40 10 S55; pants IRON, ony oihct
made to order that can't be had ~ ."n:, ,"s SuIH
place less than from 80 to sl4; tu>,,,narrarlerA
made to order, 1T and goods .u"''
from s25 to $50. Pants specla,ty. y.oJe 1901.
Ladies' walking coats cut ana !. ,i'aMi aMi A0
f.oln @ ten ten to s iifteen ] per ]cemni m [novsS
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
OUR RULE

OUR RULE:
SIGNED GUARANTEE;
CASH RETURNED.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01

The improvements in our MEMS DE-
PARTMENT; the improvements In our
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT; the Improve
ments in our BOYS DEPARTMENT., and
the improvements IN our extensive build
ing are Of nature far in advance OF any.
thing ever known in Delaware, and We cor
view our establishment and Its entire ap-
pOtntments. and We assure those who hvor
us with their kind presence that they will
receive polite attention to oil their wants.
correct representation of our wares, real
entire satisfaction in every respect,
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
CLOTHING.
OF 1875.


WINTER OF 1875.
THE oKEArEsr STOCK,
THE GREATEST VARIETY,
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS.
The Best Light to Examine Goods,
The Best Styles and Newest Designs,
The Best Materials only Manufactured.
The BestWorkmanship on allour Garments.
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
Has made the most extensive p-eps rations
fod an
IMMENSE WINTER BUSINESS,
md he does not expect to be disappointed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13

universally conceded by all who know
anything Of the situation of affairs.
Nor are these encouraging indications
confined alone to the Ruby Hill mines.
Every part of the district, Including
Secret Canyon and S~ilverado, promises
exceedingly well, but we have not the
space in this article to further particu-
larize. Several new furnaces are to be
erected this season and operations are
to be resumed Immediately OIL a num-
Der of mines that have remained un-
worked for the past year. On the
whole. the prospects of Eureka were
never half SO bright as they are to-day;
and the subject being one of the very
first importance to the largest share of
u readers. we may he pardoned If we
take occasion to allude to it again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13

t nIoNDoN, April II.
The Queen and the Lord Mayor TEL
egraphed their congratulations to
Boynton. The reporters publish o joint
declaration that Boynton's discOntin-
iauee WAS solely owing 10 their re-
mOnstrance, because Of the increasing
dark ness and rOughness of the chan
mel. He fully proved his power To sue
coed under ordinary circumstances.
The doctors certify that he was able to
paddle fully u hours longer. lie was
no yisibiy disturbed.
LoNToN, April IL.
Bismarck is expects, d soon at San
Down, Isle of Wight, WI ither he or. s
for the benefit, of his health. Tie
German Prince Imperial will go to
Italy, as announced, but the intention
of an official visit to Victor Emanuel
has been abandoned. The Daily Newy
SAYS it Is informed he has decided not
to visit the King, at the special request
of Bismarck.
PARIS, April IL.
1t is reported from Esteila that the
Carlists shot = Alfonsist prisoners ON
the 7th instant, in reprisal for Carlists
assassinated near Tatfailagne.
BERLIN, April IL.
The Roman Catholic Bishops. soon
after he Conference at F,lda, address sed
Il petition to Emperor William in per-
son, demonstrating against the with.
drawal of State grants, to the main.
tenance of which they declared the
honor OF Prussia WI pledged. They
also protest against being required 10
obey Internationally the State laws.
Tile ministers authorized by the En-
peror have replied, expressing regret
that the Bishops should object To obey
the laws which are always obeyed in
other countries, and adding that the
Bishops would have preserved the
iatherland from peace disturbing con
fessions Ii they had remained faithful
TO their own convictions and warnings
which they proclaimed before the Vati-
can Council.
LONroN, April IL.
Paul Boynton did nj make the en-
tire distance to Boult gne by swim
ming. He was taken on board the
press steamer shortly after q O'Clock
r. M. yesterday against his own wish,
within 8 miles of the coast. The
weather had become b0ister0us, night
was closing in and the pilot declined
the responsibility Of finding him after
dark. He has decided to repeat the ut.
tempt to swim across the channel.
BERLIN, April II.
The North German G0zcite, semi.
Foficial, says: The article ofsthe Bers
lin Post contains much truth in one
respect, hut connected with such err
r0neOus views that we must contradict
IT,. Our International relations are by
no AS unfavorable as reported,
while the reorganization of the French
army Is disgusting, it does not aim ut
the solid establishment OF the French
forces, bJtts. IL undertaken for IAN sbs
vioiis Ptfrp0se. TIE Post overrafes
the influence Of the Papal power, and
the Jesuits in Italy and Austria. Their
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-13
EMIGRATION.

The tide of emigrants seeking homes
in the Far West this season is ON
thing beyond all precedent. A press
dispatch from Omaha, under date OF
the 9th inst, has the following on the
subject: "The rush Of emigration to
Nebraska. Wyoming, Utah and the
Pacific Coast this Spring is enormous,
and continues without abatement. The
Union Pacific Railroad is compelled to
employ the passenger coaches of con-
Meeting roads east to move the people
westward as fast as they arrive here.
Two and sometimes three emigrant
trains are dispatched daily. Thirty five
thousand emigrants were carried from
here during the first seven days Of this
month. Eight hundred %emigrants are
here to-day, and will leave by a spe-
cial train tonight. During the month
Of March California alone received
over 10000 of these new settlers. This
great travel Is exclusive of regular
first-class travel, which is also proper
tionately large. 1t Is a noticeable fact
that the east-bound travel is light al
present, the roads being compelled ta
hsdl back comparatively empty trains,
Freight is accommodating here so fast
that the Union Pacific Railroad finds
it almost impossible to keep it clear
The earnings OF this line show al in
crease of sixty-ive per cent ove las
Spring."