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TELEGRAPH MARK TS.
Afternoon Report.

GALVESTON, June l5.-Cotton mar
kct quiet Ordinary l2lc good ordina-
n.y. l3bc; low middling, 1890 middling,
llsc; good mlddling, lisc, Sales ~
bales.
New YORK, June l5.-Gold opened
at ll6i, Stocks dull, Money . per
cent Exchange, long, - so; short,
Il 81, Governments active aud prices
better. State bonds dull.
Cotton weak and prices irregular,
Sales S67 bales. UplOnds, l5lc; Or
leans, l5sc,
Futures opened steady. July, l5l@
l50.32c; August Is 3.32c; September,
llml5 5-l0c; October, 10.
PARIS, June l5.-lientes, OF 0Oc
LONDON, June l5.--Ere ll4.
LIVERPOOL, June l5-Noon.- Cotton
steady. Middling uplands, 79-l6d,
middling Orleans, I'D, Sales 10000
bale 3; for speculation aud export, 1000
bales.
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"A French traveller who is TO start
for Arica in change Of an exploring
party, Ia said to have contrivod u
novel way to improve tho barbarlc
mind. He carries an electric bat
terry in his pocket, communicating
with two rings on his hand, aud
with other apparatus scattered about
his person, When he shakes hands
with a savage chief that chief will
bo very much astonishod, for an cleo
trio shock will run up his arm, and
no will see lightning playing about
tho head of his visitor
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June l5.-The
miners are disagreeing among them
selves. All have returned to work
without any concurrence from the pro-
prietors.
The miners who have been working
at Payne's shaft ere met hy..a large
gang this afternoon and ordered to
stay out. They opened way through
the mob, and those whe wished to en-
tered the shaft. There was great eX-
element, and the least offensive move
ment from the idlers would have
drawn the fire of the posse.
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Excursionists Drowned.

SAVANNAH, Ga, June ia party
of excursionists went to Arkwright Is
land yesterday, and while a number
were in bathing they were carried out
TO sea. Frank o. Driscoll, a merchant,
and S. II. Johnston, clerk, were
drowned. Miss Johnston was rescued
in AN insensible condition by a steam
boat after she had been in the water
half an hour. She was kept afloat by
her bathing dress. The bodies of the
drowned have not been recovered.
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APOLOGY.

We owe m apology to the subscribe
ers of THE HERALD on the route In the
suburbs for an omission In delivering
their paperat the usual hour yesterday
morning. The failure was caused by
II misunderstanding with the carrier
We promise that n like failure shall
not again occur, and trust that our
friends will bear with ~.
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TWEED
He il 10 be Immediately ar
rested and Sent TO Jail.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Every pre-,
caution has been taken to arrest Tweed
when he leaves the penitentiary, and
unless three million dollars bail is
forthcoming the unfortunate gentle
man will be lodged in Ludlow Jail Tor
several days. The suits against MN
are civil, not criminal. Should he
give this bond, there is another action,
for which he will be held, requiring
another three million dollars bail. lie
has requested to be taken direct 10
Ludlow Jail, there to await the ISSUE
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The Georgia newspapers are COM
ducting gubernatorlal campaign In
M spirited n manner rs II the election
were near NJ hand. The election viii
not take place for over n year, yet II
host of names arepresented ns suitable
candidates for the executive chair
The latest name mentioned 10y the
democrats IL that Of General Joseph IT,,
Johnson.
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ment OF superintendent " the govern
ment military college, near Cairo,
Egypt, with the rank and pay Of brig,
ndler general IN the repular army NJ
the khedlyoi but ho viii not, most Ike
~ leave Louisiana before October
possibly January next,
We learn that the appointment WINS
made on the recommendation Of uen-
eral w. r. sherman.
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Archbishop wood.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-Archbishop
Wood, of Philadelphia, has nearly re-
covered from his sick attack OF acute
rheumatism. He starts to-day in
special car to Philadelphia, where he
will be invested Thursday with the
pallium. He is accompanied by Arch
bishop Purcell, Mons. Ronceiti, Dr::
Ubaldi and several other distinguished
clergymen.
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Si,nthYuer Husband.

DOVER, n. j., June l6.-Patrick
Payne had an alteration Friday after.
noon with John Gibney, who struck
him. Payne entered his house Tor ms
revolver, and being in an excited state,
Shot his wife in the abdomen, 1t Is
presumed by accident. She died in
one hour.
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Tornado.

QUINCY, ILL.,, June l6.-There was
tornado here to-day. Many houses
were Frustrated, several persons were
killed and many hurt.
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The4ailp4
WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 10,
RAILROAD TIME TAilLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Train. NJ
Dallas,
REMOVAL.

Tm DALLAS HERALD office haa been
removed to the second story Of the
large two-story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square,
formerly occupied by Mcssrs, ullmann
A. 90.
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Opposition Withdrawn.

New ORLEANS, June 15.-The lottery
company has Withdrawn its opposition,
to Tie city's premium bond plan, ana
the Injunction against 1t will be dis
anIpaH
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1t turns out that the recently an
nounced centennial programme ~ to
orators, poets, etc, was only u leelcr
The published arrangement has been
dlsnVowed.
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Rnnr,Is of Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Among
the commercial organizations pre-
sented at the national board OF trade
is the Mobile and Wilmington poaids
of trade.
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.r,,,,erv for Bunker MN.

NEW York, June l5.-The Washing
ton Light artillery, of Charleston, are
here.
, 1875-03-27
RIVER NEWS.
StgNs at Irc;isS- Up in Western Streams
CONDITION Nf tno lcc.Eur1cH ut thu

stgsr at ESrc;ik- Ur isi Western Streams
Condition 0f tilo lcc.f: urges ut thu
tsklnt.
Srrrfat Dfapateh to The Chseaao TRIBUNE.
NlrEs, Mich, MAros. 21.-A lnrgo quantity Of
wasor collected In tho low sng, West Niles, ca1no
ft,shne down usamt and Clay streels this AZ
terluou, and, when 1t reached tho vi
cinty OF Mill street, ponr tho rivor,
trolio over i.a confines. flooding houses, under.
Grant street, between IT. Joscrh nyenuo aud
Mill street. The damage amounts to soyoral
hundred tollard.
.swe,at i,f'patea I" rhs ch',aa" Tribune.
Sioux CirY, Ia.. March oG.--Nirer rlen predict
thnt tho leo will break by snulnY at Fort NullY
xud points this sidc. Tho weather IL remarkably
wartl, and tho anow Ii melting rapidly. Orosa-
lug ut nil points IL suspended.
Ponr JEny1s, hfarcl, 2o.-The Eric Railway
has stopped running through freight over tlo
Delaware, LnckaWanna d Western lsnilroad, 3ea-
tcrtay, and nra filing the Btationh on tie Della
varo dirlhionB with loaded cars preparatory TO
resutning travel on taoir own road Of, Saturday
night. whom tho 0ltdGo will bo completed. H.
licationR Of heavy storm prevail, which will bo
followed by immense damage down tho river.
nlAucI Cnu1K, Pa, March a0.-TAo two
dasnH Il. this place nro still covared witt. loo Is
incles thick. On tho dam At Iurryyillo thu ieo
,B Ia incl,es Tho dam as ltLituhavon IL tho
with thousands ot Hawlugs aud ice
2O Inches th!ck 1t fntned two llourH tlla nftor-
noon. hut It "ilt not raise the rivor very much.
The past few dnya have touo 1nucli towards re-
daong tho snow md leo ntonE tho riyor, but
tbore IL no serious difficulty expected.
W1LErsuARNE, Pa., Siarch 20.-1t has rninod
all tho evening. viii, TIC Appearance OF contln.
uing al night. lleports from TowandA aud
other points up Tho river stnto that 1t Ii raining
hard. Tho anow IN disappearing rapidly. Tho
low p!aces Ia tho luda arc blled with wnsor
aocktng pasBngo to tho streams, but tho riyor
haB NOT risen porcep!iblY. Iwenty-fuur hours OF
auc,, weather will till tho tributaries Of the river
full to tho banks, nnt danger Will ho 1t hand,
New Yoar, March 28.-A Fort Deposit (h1d.)
dispatch htatos that tho lco-gorgo thero Ia nucll
foarod aud It Is hoavoa that when IL moves,
uu1esB sotno vory faYorabla cl1uuinstnuces nriso.
1t will sweop AWAY most Of tho place, aud also
carry or tho bridge ut l1Ayre do drace.
Dispatches from tho wo1t branch Of tho Sue.
quehnnna nycr sthto that tolograpll office has
been established at Glen Union, to warn pcoplo
wll1n tie gorge there movca.
lc1-cuttors arc ut work at Lock 1Iavoh aud
Wlllinmsposs, at,d blasting has beou tried ut tho
latter place to nnko ctanna5.
foAr JEnyIs, N. T., March 20.-Tlo Erie HAIL
wAv Company Inns completed tAo NOW bridge
acrosa tho Delaware 1liyor, to replaces tho ono
doatroyod by thu Hood. Passenger mud freiglt
ttaius ate running agaln over the mniu line.
, 1875-03-27

dom; II It conid 'o conceived TINT tllry were were
making my eilors whatever. Il waa tl.at they
wore trying to got ont ot sgi,s3nos' ~ ilisIs
fou' the l'cl. but hy i,sIorIons snbsionc' s anto
tractioL, with an Understandable nsaoH-
mc,it Of implements. aud MI e[r. Of
uear a. We c"ti sh mako Il out, esassiHs hcr
phyacal enc1 acs IN tho effort 10 preserve tho
general drcar!ntRa md blighted aspect of tho
rlace. we !oa'ne afterward tl!at they arc called,
Joke OF Farmer Watta, 1suspect.
THE AGRICULTURAL nUIEp1Sa
ia tho only thiig OF tho rrcn,!Hcs that Ia out OF
character with tho surroundings. It IA n hrc!s
s.ts1ctnie, aon'cwhat imposing MS to aizo. Rnit.
less of tasto or architectural Aylnmotry hit II
looks fresh, M tho,lg. II wcro built within tho
past century. and this it in that marks 1t sharp
r. ~ contrast with tho surrounding "tar'n."
Within tho building. howeyor, wo bcholA tho
clerks. employed 10 aHeiat Farmer Watts. wcru
rcclinlnE,-sonlD III enHy tflara with their heels
rcnosnE upon tlolr iahleB III front; othcra
laliEnsthing upol' ttoatracal-looklng bnnks or
wesrincss and exhaustion. Tho spectacle Of
thirty or forty young, healthy, mud woil-drcsHcd
men deyotinE themselves to Tbs advancement OF
agriculture, scientifically conHi1ore wearing out
ing the loss OF their buck hnir by abrasive con-
tact with agricultural easy el.niTur raclpR their
b1ains and wasting their norYous forces
in TIC exercise of signing, vouchers fos
monthly l'ay. and reducing themselves daily
in whlc., tl,oy seemed plunged upon tho occasion
OF onr vist. tho spectacle is ono to oscito hot
only tho llvelicat wonder and admiration.
but tho .psolonndeHt, synipatl!lcH Of tho
iarge,l conception Of thu importance to
our whole glorious country Of tho agricultural
, 1875-03-27
Hotton AdrfrfiseP,

i|obton hHFffglSff4 q
It Is Just twolyo yoars sluco ting ltussau, s,.,
tho British Musoum inauGurAted The reseateins' r.
at Ephesus, which six years later cnlmlnisaI9
the discovery OF tho Temple Of Dans-ees9
tho so-cal!od Eovcn wonuers Of the Not!a =
flrtnan was obtained from tho TutEah GoFe'n
mont, and Mr. john II. Wood, Of London, =. -
aelnc!el 70 anporinsoud tho excavations. ~, ~
wan mont happy, nhd thsre Lave booa sres
auita from tho wisdom OF tho selection nsa ;
by tho 1rustocs.. For eleven ycRra the la'agd ~
gAttof,A continued, and were brought to ~ H. +.
W0 are told, through motives Of economy oa ~
part Of tho British Government. Not hoss 1.,.s
roles wore Bnsely placed within tae .sls ae., -
tho Dritish Museum, Defore Ar. Mooa Issd
hia work. ltt!o ,waa known definitely 4 !.
Eplesus,- s,-ono OF tho aevon churri!ees- astt
its day d city magnificent ~ II ~ psG psm;
The date ot tho founding Of tho clty sa,' va :a d
Iouia and WAS celebrated Tor i's sr'snahiI r,s"oiI
Thn first prominent rcsult Of ~ TtSns Mg
work vas tho discovery Of 4 beautifu! ou.r1st smst
30 fent In diameter, having sixteen eo!TWux o!!W.rx
standing in tho middle Of quhdrapslo; Dssn';.s
to bo tAo tomb Of vt. Luke, ~ mos. 'Sn Snrs
historian has stated TINT tho Apostio ~ y YIN Il,
q Ephesus In 1903. tho o1p9Easii,o1. 9a'i! I'll j.
flea WNs found 10 ba 405 feet In aismesyS'}h - }hdt
Mir. Wood ca'cnatoa that 1t was capable ., II IN L,
lug 24,ooo porenns. On tho lat ds5 dsG5.,tusct =,
year 1869, Mr.. Wood camo upon tho Pscnfs a. ia
OF, the. Temple Of Dians, som" m",,,Ss III
below the present surface sna . ou.tt g.te ot y
franco Two roAds wore found to dlsesRse, e salos.
which hsa asep ruts of chariot aa Ths''1t tiln1 r..
the Dimensions Of tho templo ~ 44o isU: ri
no foot wido. bnt Mr. Wood founa, y, H. IT, busm
tho tlln,ousios Of tho lowest stop of tno t,.otas
wtiieA the building stood, thu acttasl .1 CIs
Of tue tonpe itself being ao8 ~ le3 I'D PuDf
says there wore l27 columns, GO feet v;sS. mSS u.
Ian marble, Furnished BY ao many ,n.it}ou, n soa
Beulpturod figure OF Diana wa discp,'Ne =, Nesht
vast block Of marble, abous Il tons ssI.bolikl, II
part TT the ftieze Of tho temple: el shs gipa
aculpturud with representation o. r. 'sS'rt,sIsan
labor Of Hercules. was among the, ts,, ,,sfJess
trore," and may ha seen, together VII T1,i..h lott
or IuUrnel Of tie sculpture, Ut t1o H. r.Iica tha
I'M. A(r. Wood foulll3 oYidonce tn ino 81 i Ich pd
tho temple was adorned with go,a ~ anI III Iusa
oriug. Tho 1scoscry Of ll1ae~klin On - ~ u.,bA
step Of xho platform. and large ,.u,s hSsy Il VI
clii,s, In sIggestlvo an to what beeaa"
mlssipg patt Of tho cdlacea.
, 1875-03-27
POLITICAL.

RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN, STATE TlckE-r.
rnoyfDENoE4 II. L., March 2G.-TLo nopub1Ic-
an 6tato Convention was In scbson all night,
and this morning nominated State officers, M
follows: Henry Llppott, OF Providence. for
uovornor, by just tho requisite number Of votes.
1fonry T. Bisson. Of Little Compton, was nGtnt-
nntea for I.io.,tennnt-d dovernort J. ". Aide
mai, Secretary Of State; Willard sayloB, Attor-
ney.1eneral and samnol Cork, Gonorat Trcns-
nror. Tclant throo arc tho prosont lnoumt,or,ts.
TIM opposition Of tho temperance mon to Lip.
pntt. .....
Tho Prohibition Hthta Convention will mont
on Monday and the Democratic Blato Conyen.
tlpn Tomorrow.
, 1875-03-27

eoonsol 10 MIN to cnmnlt eulcldo upon lila osn
momont ho Was destroying himself. in1uontul
friends Ind arisen to investigate tho claims Of lilo
1sowloy poems, and would have donbticne rccoit-
ni2et fho gcntua OF tic hoy.poet who haiprodl,eol
tellccts that over livod, who might hnvo ranked
with Slinkspcaro. Campbell eayB, "No English
poet eyor cquaiod him nt tho same aEo."
y, EAArAfAN.
, 1875-03-27
Flow NAlxs1t NInsthn's IrnYed Him
l1Ilfs

Out
Detroit Free Prtas,
You've mot hor il you'yo lived long in Detroit. A
withorod-up old woman, bowl backed, gray
hailetl, having a cana IN ono hand mud carrying
baslot Of notions in tue other: All who inow
her knew her ah Aunt Martha" and sl,e'a srav-
otton that hor death woula 10 tho occasion OF
general romark. Tho old wonRh found new
satoou OH Franklin asroot tho other day-a place
Just oponod BY wiekod Dob Smith. whosa red
been set in q lrame Of prlaon.bars. "Aunt Mar
TIM " won't fn. hoping to mako atGhll sale. Lob
was wfpinH ILLS glasncs, aud l,alf-n-ozou mon sat
around tho atoyo holding glassea or smoking
"nit ousl" growIoa Bob AZ tho old woman on
tcrad. Bte did not hear him, mud, loaniug over
tho counter. she hHkod:
Would Y bayo papHr ps,pis, q !, plus" cako Of
Ing Ills arm ~ II ho, would strike.
''l'ut no beggar. and don't yon dare to sstiko
mo "iepllel Aunt Martha, mover moving an
"why what's to keep mo from wtingIng your
old mock II want TO? inquired BOB.
"llol ho' fio'" laughed Bob. "Thoro, take
And ito flolugcd her with rlnslngs. Tho filthy
liquid struck Dor In the taco md ran down over
l,or faded black shawl and o!t-xnshcd caco
drsss. but s',o did not move. Looking At bin.
autosa tho oountor, aho Wltsporclt
nav "YG! sd pss ss4a praying for md m going to do it
"No you don't" lie shouted, as sho mo!odto-
yard chaIrI .'get nnt m Of hcro Or 1'ltsmash your
Sllo neyaE minded Him, aud he raised thu bot
tlo for throw, whom snior---rouGl,. disaipnted,
but having toms manhood loft-lcappd up aud
cried outs
nab Smith, II You throw that bottls At her
LII stave In your bulwarkR In precious mln-
, 1875-03-27
1ELE0RAPHlc DHEVlTlES.

Tho Detroit Common Council liant night re-
fused to accept Mayor Moaat's resignation.
Tho Treasury disbursements OF gold at New
York yeatorlny woro el11,00o. Imports Of dry
goods for tho week. 51,0580i0
Tho st. PAIL Road Is now open. Two pasaen-
gor trains arrived ut Sioux City OH Thursday
night, bringing over 200 raabcngers, must Of
whom had been anow-bouud along tho limo for
nearly two weoks.
The Cincinnati Bouthorn Railroad Trustees
yesterday awarded to tho 1ioam Iron Con,rnny
OF Chattanooga, Tenn., n Contract for 1.O00 tons
Of Iron ra!Is ut sb3.75 Ia tou. to be delivered on
tho cars at South Danvillc, Ky.
Gov. Daglcy, Of Michigan, has ordercd Bpecial
olcotion for Representative in tho Legislature in
tho Second District Of Van Duron County, to fill
the vaohnoY ocensioncd by tic doath Of George
G. B. Yockly. tho election to bo hold on tho 9Th
OF April, 1876.
At spccial meoting Of tho Michigan State
Board Of Agriculture, Tho resignation of Prof.
Miles was accepted, and tho oltlco Of Super
intcndont Of Farm and horticultural Dupart-
mcnts WAS abolished. Tho salary Of eaol, Pro-
fosBor was fixed at $4,000.
, 1875-03-27
GERMANY,


"po"Ass OF nEhAaS CATHOLICS TO TIE rora
Trahslated for the 81. Louis Gobs+
MoaG U0{y Father: Pending your o1n,,..
pontillcato, tho Catholics of Gormanv ins.~ r..~s
with thu oIhnr nc,nbcr. ~ fin ,,r,,t "s'aa
CLr,vtio, na.i,ns ,,,a 5,xsa,,o sav s'oA. iamsl d
con con,orraa ~, ~ H. ss.'s n,,s,s, o1 WINCH by
vows Of their if1ial devotion to tho Holy rho,,,
at your feet, w,lo you huvo at all l,no, rc..i,.,
our ,1cc,orationa Win +ho+ n.tor.a, , 'oss''sl
.,,,,,,, -. - Fo."as 'oSe Viii
"n1sn your ueaI9 o'nofaces al nations md i
Christians dwelling upon tho face Of tho earth
Lato ovcnta calculated to increase your sor,,-
fe]t oyer Tim ,noas,rcs ,,ro,t,v ro.ort,,, s.'''
temporal Goyornenta uenit,at thn l1ot. rt.ea p!oa
nov load us nga!t. to fo,l. '''' 1'''' Nu''s'
Eok lnnr sJlinn A nirrmiar Inns bsor ,.,r..
which, az touching thu next enaun o"n.n.!! lssm.s:!
tho Pope, tbs Cbaucolfor OF tho Gnrsnen mau Tn.!
lus Addressed To thc ru,oncnn nn,.ar. Aotas aa
NO protest nrain,t tia misrnnr ~
doctrine OF fth In tilIs n.rr,,Iar. i";e., ~. Wy ~
tlipas. no aro wont to cm.fass hnfn,o ve vor'tS
Ifoly Fathor that M worldty fntorforos.s. sas ava
Eepnrato i'm from Tho fcritttnnio pnna ,ini,' =.
that trtI. tIat g,,liaciinn In tho 1ona ~ M.
is ucccssnry to enlyatinns ''0 "s' VI 4'-A
You j,ayo alrenvIIaned ,s msob,t1r NJ,
ratl,er. by tho snia}i,n" words n xn', vt,,. I:!
OF Nov. ri. l873. whiio thn n,nrtvn,o,n .;..s
aufrnreI hv ao rtnpv ~ nv Inahan.s ~, tsss
looEiur ,t, 10 yn,r Hoh'a rrnn,,1n j,anra ma p
that te pracn ~ Iini hns faao ,o;m1,ar nvIa Tss
wcakuoss. A"S oS~' 'A'sn's 'a'4
It ia mai In onr mower In rot,tn Tin .,,h....,.,
of the Gnyernmpnt nr In narns,,, ,,rso., Nna...,
ynus aida 1,ut hts yost VII, nnt ho npus" u..!
Whorofore wo ennd I'M ftn,, mr. coun,s t,,4ss
amyosH. ti,o onvys II tha rntni;, ,uaui nnnn' y!
this adross tioy ai,a,l t,hrnit nv, v srni;m.r.,
u yonr faot fhev ara In tcil no t.,nt ~ "1s ~
yoilr edo, t},at nboya III thi,;ra -" dosra ~ t.is
Initial to vnn iv ta vrtmns ~ ~ ~. na,... wv
bnrne ty rRc i,nv anrcs t'"t " ~ III III ,n..
rraYora shnll asoand Ia vo,,r wc1fara o,r ,i
follow your teachines, aid our oLedIano. m ,sn, 11
YOUR commands. "A VIZ '0sa'0'''' ''s'
A alI fimns wo shall racoon;,ot,t,n and mn,
bnt him. m tin lcritinats n1nt ,rhn IL @rs a...s,
to tha Annatn1in Ia ~ potnr "cnran ta ~. j.
tIirnct,ons ;o ilow,, hy ,l,s rn,,oms uo''DS " ~
Tha Gnvarnncnt ri tlc T,ormsn rnnt,. -,
Tho ronsnnt NJ matnritv ~ ia 1,aeia,s, ~ ~,
araiust Tho deoIlei and alon,,cnt osnn,;t;o,TI
oar rentennntntiycs hnn rnvnEcd thc4 F,nt,sr
ocrn1nily's ranresonthtira nj yn,,r ilnjs n
Tnunht by thn mara rccent cyon}s Il IN i'm. +,
sho f,moSeina. We baho1i In th,a nos.nra 'i.. i.
any tIIyadyantaao M to liz rnajntennnrc II ~,
owh rlrhta. Or fhnt of thn chI1rci nnl n, q.
sltaIati6n tl,an renaib]o wnnt ri retrard tov.,,
Ii. .jNj] nofl nf Catjlnlfna nj tl,n !. G6rm.n En-
, 1875-03-27

A WORD FROM GOV. HENDRICKS,
1Nn1AxAroLis, Ind, March 20,-Tlo Sentinel
OF tomorrow morning will aotl,oritativoly Geny
tic report going tho rounds Of tho proes to tho
efyoct that Gov. 1londric1s has engaged snite
Of rooms nt Washington for political or any
Other purposes during the noxt session Of Con
GrGEE.
, 1875-03-27

MICHIGAN POLITICS.
Spe:fal U,spdtch 10 The ChttdHo TftbHnt.
LATa1Ho, Mich. March 2G.-Throo OF tho four
Prohibition candidates on tho State ticket having
deolinoa, tho wholo ticket ia Withdrawn. Tho
Democrats md Republicans will rim Tickets H
spring III this city, with the chances In favor Of
tho BucceeB OF tho Democrats.
, 1875-03-27
KHtVA,


Ass1srAICE ASKED From RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Mnfch 20.-Tho Post has rcpo,..1,,
the Khan OF Khlva recently asked Rus,i. -.
further assistance against his unruly suhi,a.
and It is said he has offered 10 Lecoma ~.
gGthcr vassal to the Gar. ~'e'
, 1875-03-27

KANSAS CITY cooPERs.
Snecial Dfsna!eh 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
KAstAG CfrY, slnrch 26.-Tslo coopcrs' strike
has ended by tho employers needing to tho
forms demanded. This will place over loo mon
ut work agaln.
, 1875-03-27
SPAIN,

THE CABRERA MANIFESTO.
Pants, March 28.-1t Ia raporsol tia. H..
DorrcRaray jotns tho other Car}lst 0eno,,,.eSt1
their protest against Cabreraa courso.
MADRID, March 28.-0en, Lama Inn ,..,.
nt Xtlrnrnny. an advanced post. Tho rs,1ssil r.1ssi
there fraturntzoa with tho Altonaistg, mi Jia iaa
onstrations wore made In favor OF pcaco, ssas
, 1875-03-27
FORElCni.
Twenty Communists Escnno firm,
New Caledonia.
Address Of the German Catholics n H.
Pope. ~
NEW CALEDONIA.

NEW CALEDONIA.
ESCAPE or CoMMuSIsT PRISONERS,
MELBOURNE. March 20.-Twenty nro.,
Communist prisoners, under tho londor.1,,.'a
Isaataolll. cscnpod from Now Calodoaa in hn.9 ~
built by themselves. ~ poaa
, 1875-03-27

President rofcrred tho aabicct to Astnsnny-don-
cral Williams who ravo MI opinion to the ofIeck
that tho vacant Jntgesl!p catl,ot he filled until
tho next BeHsiul, Of CSnErcss.
4 Now Orlrnns dispatch, sayR, JudEo Woods
las .tcr!tlot That lilo statncH EIvo him tho rowor
tobccct District Judge In l.tk Circuit to tilt thu
Durc vacancy. lIc lias utittcn to eAcl., sevcn
III MI, II, nscertnin WHO ran boat cor,o TIo ro.
lies n Sec. 53l. United st.tcs lsoyHctl Stat,ltcs,
for tllls authority.
THE HLAcK Hills.
Tho Secretary Of the Intotiur Inns appointed
Walsos +. Jennoy geologat for. tho exploration
of tho Dlnck I'LL country. Ilo viii enter Upon
his work Immediately.
A rA1:stnENT1AL rnlr.
Tho President Will leave hero mex. weGk for
hrlel visit to New York, with tho members Of Ills
family.
NAVAL EADETSttIrs.
There Will DO about 1D> vacancies anionR the
cauet ntashfptncn at t1.o nnyal arnlory. to 10
tlllctt Mt tho annual examination In 1nno next.
Tho n,en,l,cra Of tho i[ouse IT Representatives,
whoso tlistrictA nro not represented nt tho
tAendH1ny arc making their nominations to tho
Secretary Of Tho Nary.
.. nEstGHEu.
NfcCA1leo, Chief Of tho bureau Of Engraving
nnh Printing, to-day tctltfcFe.l lIs resignation.