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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19
THE TENNESSEE SENATORSHIP.

NASHVILLE, Jan. Is, 1875.
The whole State is in a blaze OF excitement con.
corning the election OF Johnson. Powerful pres
sure is being brought to bear on the legislators in
that direction. Dispatches are received from all
over Tennessee urging his selection.
The excitement here tonight Is most intense.
The morrow Is awaited with greatest anxiety. All
prominent members have arrived. Trains are
coming loaded with people who are very DESTROYS
OF ballotng tomorrow. me prospect Is that the
Capitol viii be literally jammed with citizens.
II the Senatorial question was open to the peo-
pie, Johnson would receive threefOurths OF the
democratic votes In Tennessee. Republican
members OF the Legislature received the following
despatch from Congressman RoderlcK Random
Butler this aiternOOn:-
'For Gods sake don't send Andy. We would
rather nave ths devil here tLan have him mere.
This Is what we all say from President Grant down.
Don't put yourselves down rs censurlng Sheridan
and Grant. Sheridan and Grant are rlgnt.u
This despatcn when published here tomorrow
morning, VIII materially strengthen Johnson with
democrats. though the eight republicans In the
Legislature Will vote for Johnson. Roderick RAN
dom Butler and Johnson are butter political ene-
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ENGLAND.

R. FORSTER REVIEWS THE RELATIONS WITH
AAlERICA-H1s OPINION OF MR.. GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Jan. 1S, 1875.
The Right Hon. ". r. Forster, In public speech
1T Bradford tonight, abiding TO the United States
suggested that the Centennial Exhibition at Phia.
delphia would AFFORD good opportunity for dis
cussing the Patent laws. He lid not think tho
withdrawal or the proposed Reciprocity treaty
would greatly injure the Canadian trade with the
United States.
He referred TO the retirement Of MIR. Gladstone
with regret. II was an example OF disinterested-
ness and self.sacriflce. He earnestly hoped that
that statesman would not altogether quit political
life.
THE ARIZONA NINE LIBEL CAsE-HEAvY DAMAGES.
verdict has been rendered against Mr.. Samp.
son. late city editor OF The London Times, who was
sued BY Mr.. Ruberg Tor libel IN charging him with
being guilty implicated in the Arizona diamond
fraud. The defendant is required to pay $500 DAM
ages.
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PERSIA.

halfway CONCESSION TO RUSSIAN Of
FICER-BARoN REUTER- PROTESTS.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1875.
The Times announces that the Shah OF Persia
mas granted a railway concession TO the Ru ssiau
General Falkenhagen, notwithstanding his exist
ing concession to Baron Reuter-.
The Baron has lodged a protest at Teheran, and
the Times says Earl Derby has instructed the
British Minister to Persia to support the protest
formally and officially.
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A PROTEST BY RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1S, 1878.
The City Council this evening adopted q series
OF resolutions setting forth the recent arbitrary
acts OF the general government In Louisiana;
charging the President with violating the guaran-
tees OF the liberties OF the people and utterly dis
regarding and setting aside the constitution;
protesting against sucn violent and unprecedented
Outrages; lnvOking the CONSIDERATION OF the
American people TO the precedent which, II fixed,
be followed as to an electoral college, and thus
the control OF the government by party may be
perpetualed 10y the army OF the United States
against the will OF the people, and tenderIng SYM
patny TO the people OF Louisiana, and expressing
respect and admiration Tor the self-control which
has enabled them to bear sucn grtevOuS wrongs,
winch via support them until relieved by the
peaceable but prompt sympathy, judgment and
action Of the American people.
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THE QUESTION OF THE EAST.

TURKS AND MoNTENEGRINs AGAIN IN CONFLICT
VIENNA, Jan. Is. 1875.
Advices have been received here that conflict
impends between the Turks and Montene2rins
growing out OF tue recent outrases by the Turks
in Albania.
WHY THE MoNTENEGRINs ARR EXCITED AGAINST
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SULTAN.
The Porte, before carrying out the sentence OF
death on the Turkish murderers OF the Christians
at Podgoritza, demands the extradition OF the
Montenegro partlcipators in the outrage.
The Montenegrlns are indignant at this subter-
fuge, and much cxcitemeps prevails +t
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EUROPE ARMIi,S

An ENGLISH REVIEW OF THE OLD WORLD
erTUATIoN FOR wAR-GERALANY CAN HOLD
HER coNoUEsrs ONLY by ARMS.
LONDON, Jan. 49, 1875.
To-day's Times. in Its leading editorial article.
says:-"In the gloom surrounding US one thing Is
perceptible. All men are arminR. Germany Is
aiming en- masse, and the surrounding nations,
Including the best part OF the world, cannot do
otherwise. The momentary dreams OF peace have
ned away Germany recognizes the stern neces-
Bity. what she won by arms she can only hold by
- arms and while arms are in her hands"
The Times confesses Germany cannot raise
third army. Her hopes are in her navy.
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A PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. is, 1873.
party OF prominent Boston merchants and
capitalists will arrive here tomorrow over the
Boston, Hartford and Erie, the Connecticut West
ern and the Poughkeepsie anu Eastern railroads,
by special train' to examine into the pro-
posed new railroad route fIom Boston ana
New England TO the coal fields and the
West, by the way OF the POughkeepste Bridge
route. On Wednesday the party will have
conference here with delegates representing the
cities, railroads. coal, iron and other interests on
the proposed line from Boston to Pittsburg. ana
IN the evening they wiz attend pubic dinner
endc red by tile citizens.
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SENATE.

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1875.
on the assembling Of the senate this evening
the President presented communication from
the Governor transmitting communication from
the Governor OF New Jersey In regard to tho
boundary lines between the States OF New York
and New Jersey. LAID on the table Tor printing.
Mr.. iOwERY presented the annual report oil the
New York state Lunatic Asylum, which was LAID
ON tle table Tor printing.
The Assembly sent Tor concurrence resolution
asking our representatives. IN Congress to procure,
II possible, the passage OF resolution providing
for the widening and improvement VI the Harlem
River ana SpuyIen Duyvil Greek. The resolution
was adopted.
Bills were introduced
BY MIR. SELKREG-Repealingth the act for the pre-
servatlOn okfsh IN the county OF Cortlandt.
BY Mr.. WELLMAN-For the preservation OF nsh
in the waters OF the Genesee River, Allegheny
county.
Adjourned until eleven O'Clock tomorrow.
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nERMAN NAVAL PREPARATION

nERMAN NAVAL PREPARATION For ACTION
AGAINST THE cARLIsTs
SANTANDER, Jan. IL, 1875.
A Spanish squadron has arrived at Zarauz. and
u making preparations for vigorous action. Its
commanders have been instructed to exact from
tne CarIsts indemnity for tho owners and crew or
the Gustav and punishment OF her assalants.
THE KAISER SATISFIED WITH THE SPANISH NATIONAL
ACTION
Germany Is entirely sarisned with the steps
lAken by Spain TO procure reparatiou for the out
rage.
KING ALFoNso's TOUR IN THE PROVINCES.
The King will leave TOR Saragossa tomorrow,
whence he will proceed next day to LOgrona.
CASTELAR, STILL HOSTILE IN THE CROWN.
Senor CASTELAR, will soon go to Geneva. He de-
elares that he will refuse to take his seat III the
Cortes II he Is required to swear allegiance to the
monarchy.
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S, 1875.
Michael Ford, q coppersmith, attempted to
murder his wic to-day and Is In custody, he hav.
ing surrendered himself He attacked her with q
hatchet and inflicted frightfu wound on her
head. Upon being removed to the hospital
the wOunued woman stated that unjust
jealousy prompted husband TO the
act, while the prisoner alleges that
mis- wife mad not been DUNG as she ought to.
He states lie objected to her taking IN WORK, and
she replied by calling him ian old iool." TINS
morning he says he had another conversation
with her, and then he got mad and picked up the
hatchet ana struck her. MRS. Ford Is In critical
condition. The husband IL said TO De hard
drlnker.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1875.
In the Assembly this evening the Senate's reso-
luton to go into an election for United States
senator on Wednesday next was adopted.
The following bills were introduced:-
BY Mr.. ALvoRD, ior Mr.. McGuire-To extend the
time for collecting taxes In the city OF Elmira.
This bill was read and passed on motion of Mr..
AvOrd.
by I. c. CAMPBELL TO prevent diseases among
ANIMALS. Also, providing Tor the forfeiture OF
property in certain cases.
BY MI. WAEHNER-TO appoint reporter Of tho
Supreme Court decisions
By Mr.. hAMMoND-ro amend the act to simplify
proceedings III courts.
BY Mr.. LINCOLN-ro repeal tho act OF 1870 to
regulate the Inspection oil steam boilers.
BY Mr. MILLER-TO amend the act TO provide for
the care OF WashlnRtOL's headquarters at New.
burg.
BY MIR. HEss-To repeal the act laying ont
parade ground near Harlem River.
by Mr.. STAUF-ro amend the Excise law.
Adjourned,
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A FATAL LEAP FOR LIBERTY.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Jan. Is, 1875.
Peter Steinmetz, alias Share. while being
brought to the Easton Jail this morning. attempted
to escape by leaping from the window OF . water
closet, on train on the Lenigh and Susquehan-
nah Railroad, amilc above Bethlehem. Inc con-
founn the mans dead body. the train having
passed over his head. Steinmctz was o bad
character. He broke jail at Easton five years ago.
He was IN Charge for roobing store at Lockporr
ON Friday night
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DIED. 4.s.
MYERs.-In Brooklyn, January Is, after . shors
illness, ELIZA MYERS, wife o! John Myers, in the
42d year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF tho family, also
OF her brothers, William and George Webb, are 70.
specially invited to attend the iuneral from her
late residence, 100 North Elliott place. Funeral Ia
take place at two O'Clock =. NJ.
Philadelphia and Newburg papers please copy.
For other Deaths See Eighth PG0el
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GRANT AND THE MErHoD1srs,

BOSTON, Jan. Is, 1875
The Methodist preachers OF Boston and vicinity
to-day unanimously passed resolutions indorsing
and thanking the President and General Sheridan
for their action on the Louisiana troubles; also
thanking Wendell Phillips :or his recent speech in
Faneuil Hail. Bishop Bowman, OF ST. Louis, who
was present. drew llelanohOly picture OF thu
oppression OF the Southern negroes, and said that
1.-THE OF The disturbances IN that section had not
been told.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1875.
Commander Richard L. Law Is ordered TO COM
mand the Dictator, at Key West, Fla. f; Lieutenant
Richard Rush, to the receiving snip Potomac at
Philadelphia; Master Charles A. Clarke, to the
Michigan; Captain william +. Spier IS detailed
from the command OF the Dictator ON the report
ing Of his reief, ana ordered to return home and
report his arrival; Ensign Joel A. Barber, from
the Michigan ana ordered TO the BroOkIyn
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Ia 1914

At . meeting OF the Philadelphia Board OF Trade
held tonight, the annual report OF the Treasures
OF the Board was presented, ana showed the MEM
bership to he LIS. In March, 1872, 1t was 52s.
The receipts during the year were 50, Isl So, and
tie expenditures $50IS ~.
A committee announced that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company would, In the spring. place
Philadelphia and New York at ABOUT ten O'Clock
A
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BISMARCK AND THE POTATO
BEETLE.

BERLIN Jan. 1s, 1875.
The German Chancellor has submitted to the
Federal Council an ordinance prohibiting the i'm.
portatIon into Germany OF American potatoes, as
q measure OF precautlon against the introduction
OF the Colorado beetle and the spread OF the po.
tato disease
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SAVANNAH MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 1s, 1875.
The municipal elections to be held tomorrow
are causing great excitement. The candidates
are Colonel E. q. Anderson and the old Board OF
Aldermen, who are opposed by Colonel Robert Il.
Lester aud an entirely new Aldermanic ticket,
WAC claim to have got the regular nomination.
Each represent faction OF the democratic party.
AT present Lesters chances are considered the
BEST but 1t IS believed That majority OF the old
Aldermen Will be elected.
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MAINE RAILROADS.

AUGUSTA, ian. Is, 1878.
The annual report OF the Maine Railroad Com.
missioners shows an improved condition or all the
roads Nine hundred miles OF railroad are now
being operated In the state The report makes
several important suggest ons relative to the
general management aud running OF trains.
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THE MICHIGAN SENATORSHIP.
LANSING. Jan. Is. Is,

LANSING, Jan. Is, 1875.
The republican majority in the Michigan Legis-
lature, being those who went into the caucus and
agreed to vote for Slack for United States Senator
held conference meeting Tonight and invited the
ten rcca citran; republicans to unite with Them
The ten refused, ana said they would only enter
tam Overtures Tor compromise on some accepta.
bic candidate. conference committee was APP
poin ted TO meet them.
Chandler's trends only expect sixty votes ON the
ballot tomorrow.
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A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. ls, 1875.
The republicans Of Middletown elected the en-.
tire city ticket to-day. The city was largely dem.
ocratic last year.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthia will leave this port On
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close ct the Post once
At eleven O'Clock A. N.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii DO ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In tho
morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents
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MINNESOTA SENATORSHIP,
ST. PAUL, Jan. Is, 1873.

ST. PAUL. Jan. Is, 1875.
The democratic caucus tonight nominated IL.
natius Donnelly for United States Senator but will
substitute some other candidate after two or three
days Eighteen aDsentecs, OF whom two will vote
Tor Rumsey, twoIor Davis, ana fourteen would
not participate IN secret caucus. The following IS
the probable vote tomorrow ;--Rumsey, 90; Davis,
~; Uonnelh. SO
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THE ICE MEN.

roUGHKEErslE, n. Y, Jan. Is, 1875.
All difficulties between the ice men and the ice
companies along the river have been amicaply
settled and the harvest Is now In full plast. the
companies expecting to house two milIlon tons In
the next nIteen days. -iN. ........ .I..
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AN OLD OFFENDER ARRESTED.

PoUGHkEEPsIE, N. T., Jan. IL, 1875.
George Moore. alias Harry Nelson, alias Chuck,
the Troy jewery thief, arrested at Buffalo and
brought here, was discharged this afternoon and
at once rearrested bv Troy oflcers. VINO took him
to Troy to answer to the charge oil robblng Milers
jewelry store in That city.
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EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
HARTFORD, Conn. ]

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. Is, 1875.
The boiler OF p. Robinson h Co.'s iur factory, IN
Danoury exploded on sunday night and the build
ing took Ore and vas burned. The loss II not re.
ported. Ths boiler was thrown some distance and
ever the top OF Nv telling house,
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THE POPE.

his HOLINESS FRUSTRATED By SICKNESS
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1875.
special despatch from Rome to the Standard
says:-"Serious alarm Is again clt concerning the
health of the Pope. who Is suffering from chill"
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FRANCE.

DoNAPARTIsT TRIUMPH AT AN ELECTION FOR THE
.,Hl.s ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1878.
N. Cazeau, the Bonapartisi, has been elected to
the Assembly In the Hautes-Pyrenees by 5000 ma.
Iortty. The result OF the election makes great
sensation here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19

THE ITCH, WHICH COMMONLY PREVAILS
among people Of uncean habits and impure blood, and
usually dehes the ordinary expodicns for its removal
he quickly expelled by few ablutions with GLxxN
SULPHER SoAP. Sold everywhere. Depot, CRITTEN.
TOMS No. Sixth avenue.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

A REVOLUTION IMMINENT IN MONTENEGRO.
LONDON Jan. 10. 1875.
Dispatches from South America report re-
newal Of political disturbances In Montevldeo. A
crisis exists, and revolution Is considered i'm.
minent.
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DESTRUCTION OF SIX HOUSES.

ROsENDALE, N. Y, Jan. Is, 1875.
A nre broke out here at half.past eight O'Clock
tonight destroying SIX buildings belonging to Con-
rad Scninnen. The fire originated In the barn.
Three horses persned IN the names.
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While the scattering vote may change 1t is quite
generally known that tile two leading elements
nave not lost any OF their tenacity, nut will strive
with renewed persistency and manGuvrinQ TO
increase their numbers rom the ranks OF the sea
tering. The general opinion Is that If the name
OF any formidable person was presented az q CON-
promise candidate he would secure the support OF
majority, and the one suggested Is HIS Excel
man has repeatedly declined to allow himself to
be q candidate. The temperance men.
1t Is believed, would throw their votes in
1t is on this and the possibility OF gaining
several votes from the scattering that the Dixon
party build their hopes. Such y result Ia
not altogether improbable ana may be looked. Tor
II no third candidate Is brought forward to unite
the contendln9 factions. The democrats consti-
tute but small traction OF the Legislature and
their vote Is mostly cast for Burnside. They have
ventured to vote lOr Judge Bradley put he Is I'm.
popular on account O. his war reCO d. There Is
good prospect Of considerable more balloting be.
lore choice Is reached, and the unknown IN.
teger" yet remains TO be developed
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ALL RUPTURED MEN ARE AT ONCE CAPTI
on wearing the ELASTIC TRUSS 6S3 Broadway
which, worn easy with pressure almost impercepubla
soon permanently cures worst ruptures.
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THE DIRECT ATLANTIC CABLE.

THE STEAMSHIP rAIADAY TO RESUME THE WORK
OF LAYING THE WIRE.
LONDON, Jan. 1875 A. M.
The steamer Faraday has arrived at Portland.
She VIII rent ut Gravesend and resume operations
en- the direct cable.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TEN AND THREE Eight CYLINDER Hoe Rotary PRxssEa
WILL SOLD Low. Address THE NEW YORK HERAhD
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Spanish gold. 2o7 . 2o7k; American. III 2l2
Exchange nominal. On the United States. short
sight currency, 81 IS premium; 90 days. gold. l0
a los premium: short, 107 o los premium; on Lon.
don, i2s 1872 on Paris, 1o7 lOs premium. sugM
nominal.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to y r. NJ.
On sunday from to Q z. N.
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THE NEBRASKA SENATORSHIP.

OMAHA, Jan. Is, 1875.
The election for United States Senator takes place
tomorrow at Lincoln. General Thayer is thought
to be anead.
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SPAIN.

AxPuDIIcAN GENERALS CONVERTED TO THE
CAUSE or THE CROWN.
MADRID. Jan. 49, 1875.
q. King Alfonso to-day received several generals
Of the Spanish army who were conspicuous repub-
hcans.
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EvERDELL'S, 800 BROADWAY, ELEGANT
WEDDING AND CARDS. ORDERS DANCING CRxsrS
MoNoGRAxs FoRKIGN NorE PAPER ENGRAVING; PRiNT-
ING every description.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
DIED..

PROVIDENCE r T.. Jan. Is, ISIS
Printing cloths market steady at 5k 30 days. Tor bsa
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GERMANY AND THE PAPACY.

1 CATHOLIC SEMINARY CLOSED AND IT'S PROP
ERTY SEIZED BY THE STATE.
BERLIN, Jan. 49, 1875
The Prussian authorities have closed the Roman
Catholic seminary at Fulda, expelled the head
priest from German territory and Sophisticated all
the property OF the Bishop OF that diocese.
THE BISHOP OF PADERBoRN IN DANGER OF CON.
TINUED IMPRISONMENT.
The Bishop Of Paderborn, whose term OF impris-
onment expires tomorrow, will PROBABLY be imme.
diately tnterned IN the fortress OF WeseL
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A.-FURs, CLOSING OUT BALANCE OF STOCK
less tina IN cost SLEIGH Ronks In variety. BURKE,
ia Broadway (Park Bank Building
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1 VATICAN INQUIRY RELATIVE TO THE VACANT
SEES IN PRUSSIA.
LONDON, Jan. 1850 A. M.
The Times correspondent ut Berlin teegraphs
that the Prusstan BISHOPS have been asked by the
Vatican whether means ex sot filling the vacant
dioceses in Prussia without infringing on canon
teal or Prussian laws
1t is supposed this inquiry Is made because Of
the large number Of vacant livings which the
Church is unable under present circumstances to
oil and the consequent decrease OF students In
the theological seminaries.
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FOR THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
the chest "BRowNs BnoxcuiAL TRocuxs" arc Of value
FOR Coughs, Irritation OF the cold
unusual exerton OF the vocal In speaking III
lie, or singing, they produce beneficial results.
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"ECCE sIGNUM" PATENT WIRE SIGN De
pot-Engraved Metal and Brass Signs Store, once
and Sign Painting UfHAM 4 CO.. 500 broadway.
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A-RUPIURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMlTIEs
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, No vesey street
opposite St Paus church.