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ENGLAND.

TERMINATION OF THE INQUEST OVER TIE BODY
OF THE MIsTLEToE's MATE-A VERDICT OF
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
LONDON Sept 10 1875.
The body OF the Mate of the Mistletoe which
down and sunk In the Solcnt the 18th ult, by the
royal yacht Alberta, recently recovered. AS the
body found within the jurisdiction of Portsmouth
another inquest held and terminated to-day. The
jury rendered verdict Of accidental death, but with
rider that there of judgment the part
Of the officers of the Alberta and they further express
The opinion that slower rate Of speed and more ci
cient lookout would be conducive the public safety.
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FRENCH BOURBON TACTICS.

THE ORLEANS PRINCES STILL RESOLVED TO RE-
MAIN INACTIVE.
PARIS, Sept 10, 1875
The Journal de Paris, the organ of the orleanists
publishes a note repudating recent pamphlet in
which the Comte dc Chambord was advised to resign
his pretensons the throne of France in favor of the
Comte de Paris The note is considered important, as
showing that the orleans princes resolved to remain
inactive in pursuing their claims while Chambord lives
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CUBA.
vALMAsEDA ORDERS IMPORTANT CHANGES IN
THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF HAVANA.

vALMAsEDA ORDERS IMPORTANT CHANGES IN
THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF HAVANA
HAVANA, Sept 9, 1875
Captain General Valmaseda has made important
,hangcs in the municipal government OF Havana The
powers OF the Mayor have been restricted The Chief
Of Police is ordered to report directly TO the Captain
General The battalion of Civil Guards have been re-
leved from police duty in part, and the battalion OF
retcrans from the various regiments VIII take their
place doing duty conointly with the city police. The
acting Mayor, tho Marquis Of Bella Vista,
has resigned report is current that Mayor Zuluea,
who is on leave Of absence account of Illness has
sent protest to Madrid against these changes
REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS.
Tho headquarters of several divisions OF Spanish
troops in the insurrectionary districts have been re-
moved from the country seats to points the lines Of
nroad.
An iSsuRGENT NEWSPAPER sUPPREssED
President Gonzales of 81. Domingo, has suppressed
Dos AntHies, newspaper of Puerto Plata, published in
HE interest of the Cuban insurgents
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC AMERICANS MAKE
HIM SUPERB PRESENTATION.
ROME, Sept. 10, 1875
A deputation on behalf OF the American residents
both Catholic and Protestant visited Cardinal McClos-
key to-day and presented him, as token Of their
esteem, complete Cardinals dress and Nitro set
with precious stones together with address express
ug their good wishes and veneraton
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MEETINGS OF DIPLOMATISTs.

THE DUKE DECAZEs AND PRINCE GoRTsCHAKoFF
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TURN NEXT.
PARIS, Sept. 1c, 1875
lie Soir reports that the Duke Decazes Minister OF
Foreign Affairs had secret interview with Prince
GortschakoT on the Sth inst, at Interlachen.
Prince Gortschakoh has arrived at Vevay, where
he will meet cx President Theirs.
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A LErrER FROM MIR. WELSH.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept TO- 1875
Mr.. William Welsh has addressed letter to Hon.
Thomas c. Fletcher chairman of the committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the alleged frauds at the Red
Cloud Agency, refusing TO attend the investigation and
giving his reasons therefor
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GERMANY.
THE AUTUMN ARMY MANoEUvREs IN GERMANY

THE AUTUMN ARMY MANoEUvREs IN GERMANY
CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH BY CABLE TO THE HERALD !
BREsLAU, Sept 10, 1875.
The concentration of the two German
armies, ordered to participate in the grand
autumn maneuvres will not be effected
before Monday, when the maneuvres will
begin. They will be continued during the
week.
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AWAKE OUT OF sLEEP.-cURE cATARRH WITH
WoLcorT's CATARRH ASNunLAroR For pain or inaamma>
tion use WoLcOTr's PAlN PAINT.
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AN INFINITE GAIN.-RUPTURED MEN EXCHANG-
ING autouated metal russes she comfortable and
appliance Of the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6sJ Broad
way, find their cured.
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NDEr1N1rE REMARKS BY PRINCE MILAN AT

INDEFINITE EEMAKAs B1 FNINCE MILAN AT
BELGRADE.
BELGRADE, Sept 10 1875.
The formal opening OF the servan skuptchina oc-
CURED yesterday Prince Milan in his speech referred
but indefinite language, to the troubles Bosnia and
Herzegovina He said he relied on his peoples support
IN the task imposed by the great crisis
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TEXT OF PRINCE MILAN's SPEECH REFERRING
TO THE INSTRUCTION.

TO THE IESURRECTION
BELGRADE, Sept. 10, 1875.
The text OF Prince Mian's speech opening the Skupt-
china is published The paragraph concerning the in
yurrection is follows
"Evenis in the Turkish provinces have caused much
nxiety The people of those countries have taken
Tms TO rid themselves OF the difficulties
Ehch oeset them The Porte is massing
roops frontier. THIS complexities the
Of anxiety The nation asks for protection.
rhe inhabitants of Bosnia fly here to escape 6re and
,word Will do all am able to contribute TO restore
well ordered condition of things 1t is to be hoped
hat the guaranteeing Powers will succeed in pacifyng
md satisfying the population"
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NEW YORK SLATE ROOFING COMPANY, 8 Cedar St.
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THE TURKISH TROUBLE.

INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE POPE TO THE BISHOPS
OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.
VIENNA, Sept TO- 1875.
reported that the Pope has instructed the Catho
lie bishops in Bosnia and Herzegovina to use their in
Guenco in calming the people and to facilitate the pach
cation OF those provinces.
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TURKEY REwARDING sERvIA AND MONTENEGRO
PARIS, Sept. 10, 1875.
Advices received here from Constantnopc represent
that the Porte reward Servia for neutrality VIII
Zvornik and grant facilities with regard TO
railway construction, and for the same reason will
concede to Montenegro rectidcaon of her frontiers
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FROM THE COUNTRY FAMILIES RETURNING,
wishing Doors. SnoFs and CATERS, paronize MILLER
CO.. No. 3 Union square
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SEE THAT You GET A GRADUATED CHEST
LUNG PROTECTOR, it is the best; thousands weaI
them. sold everywhere. BY mail 81 so
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DRIGHTs DISEASE, DIABETES, DRoPSY, GRAVEL.
ID Calculus Gout. rheumatism. Dyspepsia Diseases
Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland Premature Pros
tation Organic Debility and Chronic Affections (incurLa
by general practtoners Two pamphlets explaining their
successful treatment by Natures Specific Bethesda Mineral
Spring Water, and DR. A. HAWLEY HEATH, the author
and proprietor Tree to any address Depot and recep-
tion rooms 2OO Broadway, New York ~ BSee his tr:,da
mark, 'Asahel, Made OF God on all packages
IROCHET AND FANCY KNITTING.-NEW PAT
" terms full instructions in the "Iady's Croehet and Knit
ting Book just out For sale by all booksellers and
agents mailed receipt of 80 by the publisher j.
HENRY SYMONDS, 6S Devonshire street, Boston AMERI-
CAN NEWS COMPANY, New York Wholesale Agents.
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THE RAIN PREVENTS THE SPEECH MAKING.

SANDY HILL, n. 7, Sept 10, 1875.
Owingto the storm the Governor will not speak to-
day before the Washington Agricultural Society. The
address will be delivered tomorrow, weather per-
muting
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

WIGS ToUPEES &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
tical Wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair, II East
Tweith street, near Broadway.
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A UTUMN PUBLICATIONS
JOHNNY LUDLOW.
Areprnt from capital sOrynove Just published
London where II is making sensation and selling
mensely One of the charming works the season
- Price, 81 So
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''TO MINISTER TO A MIND DISEASED" USE
PERUVIAN SYRUP 1t vitazes the brain well the body
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Ie Broad street

THE DIRECT UNITED STATES CABLE COMPANY.
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KINGSBURY SKFTCl

K1NGSBURY SKETCHES
comic hook by the humorous author John H. KinEi
bury. Full Of laughabe Illustrations by Hopkins.
80 Price 81
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Correspondence invited. Q
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AN INFINITE GAIN. -RUPTURED MEN ExCHANG.
appliance Of the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6sS Broad
way. soon find their rupture cured.
FROM THE COUNTRY FAMILIES RETURNING,
CO.. no. Union square
SEE THAT YOU GET A GRADUATED CHEST
AND LCSG PROTECTOR it is the best; thousands veal
ISAAC 4 SINGER, Manufacturer. se4 Broadway.
THE DIRECT UNITED STATES CABLE COMPANY,
ie Broad street
Notice hereby given that and after the 18th septem
Der this companys opened tho transmits
messages Europe the East
generally
Tariff will shortly be published The whole system
of the Company between New York and London will be
worked by the company's operators
THE NAME OF THE PLACE FROM WHICH
MESSAGES ORIGINATE WILL BE TRANSMITTED
FREE OF CHARGE
The Companys Offices at No 10 Broad street whers
messages will be received and at all the Offices the Allan
tic Pacific Franklin Telegraph Companies through.
out the United States; also Of tho Dominion
Telegraph Company of Canada
(signeD LAWRENCE oLIPHANT.
Representative of the Direct United States Cable
Company in America
NEW YORK, September H. 1875.
'To MINISTER TO MIND DISEASED" USE
PERUVIAN SYRUP 1t vtalize the brain well as the body
WIGS ToUPEEs. &c,-G. RAUCHFUss, PRAc-
teal Wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair, ~ East
Twelfth street, near Broadway
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A UTUMN PUBLICATIONS
JOHNNY LUDLOW
London, where it IS making sensation and selling i'm.
mensely One Of the most charming works of the
KINGsBURY SKETCHES
4 comic 3 GSG o by ni GsT SgGT n E'
~ Price 81 so.
DICKENS woRKs-i5 VOL EDITION
beautiful new edition of the complete works Of Charlie.
Dickens d IN 10 Ed 2%G vols Proisey illustrated handsomely
dd es 81 80 per Nv H in "a strong Ha sSSn 6Gx The
published
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Manfred BY the author of Beatrice Ccnci" rs
Ten Old Maids. By Julie T. Smith .--.-..-.---.... rs
shiftlcss Folks widow Godsmith's Daughter 49,. rs
Infelice. BY Augusta Wilson In press
Gmpses Supernatural. BY F. G. Lee 49,. In press
G. w. CARLETON & Co, Publishers
Madison square, New York.
DRIGHTS DISEASE DIABETES DROPSY GRAVEL.
ID Calculus Gout Rheumatism Dyspepsia Diseases OF tae
Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland
tation Organic Debility and Chronic Affections (ncurs
by general practtioners Two pamphlets aiming their
successful treatment by Natures Specific Bethesda Mineral
Spring Water, and Dr. A HAWLEY HEATH, the author
and proprietor Tree any address Depot recep-
tion rooms 2OO Broadway New York ~ BSee his trs,a
mark, "Asahe Made of God" ou all packages.
|tROCUFT AND FANCY KNITTING NEW BAT.
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THROUGH MILLIONS OF MINUTE 0RIFICES
exude the perspration II these become obstructed skin
diseases the general health suffers Both these
desirable consequences avered and the skin
rendered clear and radiant by GLENN's suLPHUR
Depot CRlTTENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue.
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NEW YORK, September II, 1878.

Representative of the Direct United States Cable
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A-GENTLEMENS HATS, FALL STYLE FOR
1875, ready Tor inspection and sale.
ESPENSCIEID, Manufacturer, I1S Nassau street
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and BRASS SIGNS packed ana shipped. uPHAM co.
go and 252 Canal street.
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Notice is hereby given that and after the 18th Septem
Der this Companys cables will opened for the transmits
sion of messages between America and Europe and the East
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A-THE RUSSIAN BATHS, NO. 25 EAST FOURTH
street, certain and speedy recfto colds and rheuma
, 1875-07-05

1EnH".s 1T HR7 's'7'' 1o'"3'3't' "u3"*'
Thr neT. summer Ellis pastor OF the church
Of tue 1iedecn1er {Unise1SAltas)' preached the
fIlo"lug eloquent aud thoughtful sermon to
lEgo congregation in the church building, On
th, corner Of Weat Washington and SangRmon
at,ost,. Yesterday morning. Tho text WA:
,.n%o, th.ref,,rs unso cp..r ,bs th,pa. Witch ho
LIZ. IL. ID, '''>'
" n,.,,a to-day on tho outef 7ore, Of tho
~. ".aa y, ,,a ro,,,h1s" N,ns.~.r,ns
h5ht century O. '"s 4"Pno'e' !"n0''"1'
yeas ago to-day Our lndepeaaehca hf monafch-
Leu! rple waa declared. Another year,
and "a sh.l) stand amid tho solemn and 1ublIsnt
s.s,,;.,a. ~ c,,r r.n,onnt,1 ~ ~.
1as'i'4lea ~ oat ssu'o4'n' ,.,
rubl4@u administration "e shall 10 tHe'Ys-
,noatl celebrate tho suecoasful experiment Of =
,,.mor.t,, covo,nmeu. running through teu
ssm 49,, ..a.t ,,,.rL"a- -,ot =, ~,
, 1875-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.

WA. WORCESTER IT. CO.. ProprIctors.
This House considered tho bost the sea.ooast 81
o~ England whete tha1n surt md river hathin1 VT.
outdoor .nu,snent. aood music tss dancing and
nenonsd n honse sdAptad Tor pIea.urs .n reorrston
tbs best tho market 11rd for tho table,
aud comfort and hsppinoss OF tbs @uosts hoston
Maiuh i. H. rms fonr trains pAr dAJ trom Boston 70
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Municipal Affairs.

Lawrence, January 4. Mayor Tewksbury ha:
nominated and the Aldermen have confirmed the
following officers
City Marsbal-James M. Currier.
| Assistant Marshal-Moulton Bachelor.
| Captain of the Night Watch-W. III. Spofford
Three of the six old members of the police arc
re-aprointed, and seven out of the twenty-five of
| the old night patrol.
| Nine democratic officers receive re-appoint-
| ments under the new republican administration.
Dr. John Q. Adams is elected City Physician.
City Messepger-Capt. w. n. Morrow.
City 'licitor-E. T. Burley, Esq.
Civil Eng ineer--George Evans.
The new school board was organized this after
noon; the Mayor is ex-oaicio chairman, and ex-
May or Peabody was chosen vice-charman.
Charles Merrill was reelected Secretary-same
salary as fixed last year.
Fall River, January 4. Both branches Of the
city government met this evening, and chose the
following officers:
George A Ballard, City Clerk.
5. NJ. Brown, City Treasurer.
Geo. w. Billings. Auditor.
These gentlemen are the IRE sent incumbcnts.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, Thos.
Council.
Assistant Engineers, Felix McKenney, John
Kennedy. John J. Wood, :. II. Green, William
Blake, d. G. Baker
City solicitor, Milton Reed.
City Messenger, d. ID. O'Nen.
Newburyport, January 4. The city council
Library for seven years; Geo. ii. Stevens, City
Clerk; Albert W. Greenleaf, Treasurer and Col
lector; Joseph NJ Tappan, Messenger and Ma
tonal Treasury Assessor for three years. The
school committee organized by the choice of y. n.
Wilmington, President; Isaac Noyes, Secretary;
and John w. Ladd Agent and Overseers of the
Poor; Geo. w. MCDOWELL, Chairman; John Tccl,
Clerk
Elections by the City Council.
New Bedford, January 4. The following Off ,ers
are elected by the city council Of the city of New
Bedford -
City Solicitor-Edwin l.. Barney,
Supt. of Streets-Jon III. Lee
Engineers of the Fire Department-AIoses ii.
Bliss Alfred NJ. Chapman, Chas. Taber, Freeman
e. Luce.
Supt. of Street Lamps-George H. Mitchell.
Supt. of Burial Grounds-Wm. III. Jenney.
Trustees of Public Library for three years
Geo. Rowland and Geo. I'll. Dunbar.
Sealers OF Weights and Measurcs-Lucius II.
Morrill,.
City Messenger-Wm. II. Watkins.
City Marshal-John W. Nickerson.
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PORTLAND.
The Purchase of Galt's Wharf for
the Grand Trunk.
100000 Appropriated - Conditions of
Agreement. &c.

Portland, January 4. In the Common Council
tonight the order in relation to the purchase OF
of Calls Wharf was passed. with amendments APP
propriating $3.50, 000-SSl 900 to be applied for
the purchase Of the property and the balance to
be applied for the repairs Of said wharf, the work
Of reconstruction and repair to be done by written
contract with the Grand Trunk, they giving the
city bond to bind themselves to make complete
all work required to be done in good and work.
manlike manner, for this sum, and to hold the
city harmless from any and all loss damage that
may occur by accident or otherwise, during the
progress Of the work and until accepted by said
city.
The Grand Trunk is to have the right to pur-
chase the property by making thirty annual pay
ments, which SHALL at the end of the thirty years,
amount to the principal and interest. The Grand
Taunk shall also oblgate themselves to erect at
once an elevator and to keep the wharf in repair.
The contract cannot be made until the Leg stature
has authorized the city to hold additional real es-
tate to that amount, as amended.
The order was also passed by the Aldermen.
Change in School System.
An order was passed in the Council tonight, to
DC seut ~ Tue iUT
to the supervision of schools in this city 1t pro-
vides for the election of one person from each
ward, who with the Mayor a. ex-offcio chairman
shall constitute the board of school committee and
who shall have power to elect Superintendent.
Railroad Business Meeting.
\ meeting Of the Maine Central Directors, at
which were present Mansger Hatch of the East
ern, ard Superintendent Furber of the Boston &
Maine, was held OF the Falmouth tonight The
contract which was made with the Boston &
Maine last week was read and discussed after
which the same CON mittee from the Maine Central
which ratified the contract with the Boston &
Maine was appointed to do the same with the
eastern.
The Treasury Robbers.
Portland, January t. Mr., Pencil, the County
Treasurer, recently assaulted and robbed, was
able to visit his office for the first time since the
assault, though still feeble.
On the day the County Treasury wa, robbed
two men, exactly answering the description given
of the assailants, applied at Biddeford bank TO
have q check on Boston bank casaed. Being
required to bring some one to identify them, they
remarked they only cared to see whether the
check was genuine or not, and departed. They
said they had come from Conway.
Senatorial.
A special to the Press says 100 prominent re-
publcans of Bangor have signed paper stating
that they do not consider the Penobscot county
Senators and the Bangor Representatives pledged
to any particular candidate for the United States
Senatorship.
A Fire.
The Stock of boots and shoes belonging TO J.
w. Baucher was damaged 81 800 by fire tonight
Fully insured.
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New Orleans, January 8. The doors of the
State House are securely barricadcd tonight, ex-
cep' the Central street entrance. 1t was stated
that the republicans bad fo:ty members in the
building, and also strong force. Governor KEEL
logg is reported stating to General Emory to-
day that all members declared elected By the re-
turning hoard and all those contesting, would be
admitted to the State House. The conservatives
think that only those declared by the board will
be admitted. They report 40 members in caucus
tonight, and the republicans 40. At midnight
the city was quiet.
colored man, said to be member of the leg
slature, is reported killed on Toulouse street at
about 9 O'Clock.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Destructive Explosion in Warehan
Several Persons Injured.

Wareham, January A. There was frightful
explosion at the Franconia Iron Company mills,
about 5 20 o'clock this morning The upright
boiler over furnace No. 5, in the large mill, burst,
completely demoishing the west end of the build
ing, filling the street with debris and shattering
the whole structure, more or less, damaging ma
chinery, &c. Sixteen men were in the mill at the
time. but, strange as it may appear no one was
killed.
Edward Cafny was badly and possibly fatally
injured, and three or four Others slightly. The
building was l00xl60 feet and some 50 feet high.
The explosion spread CONSERVATION throughout
tie village and was heard for miles around. The
immediate cause Of the evplos on is yelled in mys-
terry, as that was the coolest boiler in the mill
BY this event $50 men are thrown out of employ
ment.
Edward Cafny, reported severely injured has
since died.
Massachusetts Legislature.
Boston, January 4. The legislature which as
sembles on the 9th, will undoubtedly be organized
the same as last year, the principal competition
being for Clerk of the House and Sergeant at
Arms. II is understood that Governor CASTOR is
anxious to have the Inauguration take place on
Thursday, so that the legislature may get to work
with the least possible delay A great amount Of
important business will be thrown in the first
week Of the session, as under resolve of the last
legislature, all commissioners and committees APP
pointed then were instructed to report during the
is the Commission to inquire into the expedency
of revising and amending the laws of the State
relating to taxation and the exemptions theretrom
the Commission to investigate and report facts
relative to the Lee & New Haven Railroad; the
committee which has spent great portion of the
summer in the investigation of the discrepancies
in county expenditures, and the committee ap-
pointed to report estimates and recommendations
relative to the utilization of the South Boston
flats for terminal facilities for Railroads. The
liquor question will also be one of the first which
will be brought to the attention Of the incoming
legislators.
Masonic Visit.
Lowell, January 4. The Mount Horeb Royal
Arch Chapter, F. & A. NJ, paid visit tonight to
| the Meridian Line Chapter, at Nashua, N. H
They left Lowell at o'clock and return by a late
special train.
Mayor Jewell gives reception tonight.
Railroad Affairs.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Lowell
4 Lawrence Railroad, was held at the Middlese,
street depot this afternoon. William 4. Living
ston,, Otis Allen, Isaac Harrington, John F. Kim
ball, Hocurn Hosford, Edward Tucks and Henry
C. Horn were chosen directors, William L. Liv
ingston, President and Francis II. Nourse, Clerl
and Treasurer.
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Fan re.

London, January 4. Paris despatces state that
another conference of the leading members of the
Assembly and President Mcmahon was held at
Flysee last Saturday. semi official note is pub
hshed concerning the proceedings.
1t is said that in response to an appeal from Nc
Mahon, each deputy explained the ideas Of the
party he represented, with perfect frankness. No
further details of the meeting are given but the
note conclrd ed with the hope that the conference
will di.pel misunderstanding and eface disagree
ments.
The Times Paris correspondent telegraphs that
the note signifies that party is willing to sacri-
flee its pretentions, MISUNDERSTANDING have in
deed ceased, for the impossibillty of agreement
is no longer denied.
Other special correspondents make similar re-
ports. 1t is said upon the meeting of the Assem-
bly, Mr.. Battle or Dufaine, will demand immedi-
ate debate the constitutional bills, dissolu-
ton Of the House, in event Of refusal
Serrano entered France by way of Urlax, Sat-
urday. 1t is reported he goes to Paris and thence
to Berlin.
England.
London, January l. The German bark Uriel
from Savannah for Rival is standed near Boulogne