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SPAIN.

CHURCH APPEAL FROM THE PRoTEsTANTs TO
FRIENDLY POWERS.
LONDON, Feb 20, 1876
The PaN AaU Gdzette's correspondent at Berlin
reports that the German government has re-
relved memorial from the Protestant clergy OF
spain complaining that liberty OF worship Is
threatened Similar memorials have been for
warded to other Protestant Powers in Europe
and to the United States
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THE STEAMSHIP HONG KONG.

FouNDERED IN THE INDIAN ocEAN-sN LIVES
LosT-MANr PERSONS MISSING.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1875.
Intelligence has been received here that the
steamship Hong Kong, from this place for Japan,
iouniered on the Island OF Add El.Curia, IN the
Indian Ocean.
Nineteen persons are reported saved.
Six are known to have been drowned. and
eighteen are missing.
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A DAM CARRIED AWAY.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 26. 1875.
During freshet last night in rhe Naugatuck
River, part OF the Home Woollen Company's dam
at Beacon Falls was carried away, and a man
named Flanerty, VINO was assisting In moving the
break lell lnt0 The river and was drowned.
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A.-SlLK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS KNEE
Caps, Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandages,
Shoulder Braces and Cfutcnes MAHsHS Truss Office,
No. 2Vesey street. Lady IN attendance.
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REMEDY OF WORLDWIDE FAME.-KEAR.
News EXTRACT BUCHU, Tor al diseases OF Bladder and
Kidneys; the only spec life Gravel. Dlabe and Fe
male Weakness. Sold by ali druggists.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature during the last twenty.tour
hours. In comparison with the corresponding date
last year. recorded at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Bui.ding:-
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THE WHEELER COMPROMISE.

THE NoN-coMPRoM1sERs' MEETING LAST
MIGHT'VE THOUSAND PEOPLE IN ATTEND
ANCE-sTRoNG DENUNc1ATIoN .oF THE
WHEELER COMPROMISE.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 20. 1876.
Notwithstanding lears and representations
that the non.co mpromisers' meeting would prove
failure, st. Patrlck's Hall was crowded this
evening" certainly 5000 people being in attendance.
The meeting was presided over by Mr.. Thomas
Allen Clarke, with fifty vice presidents including
such men as General Beauregard, Perry. NJ
gent J. Ad Rozer Thomas A. Adams, Joseph
Bowling, Leon QueranZa, Drs. Bricke and Bruins.
The meeting was very enthu siastc and orderly,
and. above all, the speeches. were exceedingly
temperate, though emphatcally ami unanlmou sly
opposed to the Wheeler compromise. Letters OF
sympathy were read from Hon. Randall Hunt
and Judge John A. Campbell, the latter
lengthy expose OF MIS- nOn-cOmprOmiSlng opinions
ana In which he advises the people not TO have
any confidence ID the integrity OF Kellogg, and
giving 1t as MS opinion that those VINO vo'ed
against compromise wOdd be JUSTIFIED in not
entering the House under these circumstances.
The appearance OF j. Al Rozler, a consistent
Union man, Tor the frs, time In public for many
years, to d1sapprove OF the compromise. was the
dolph. DIR. Bruins, James Mcconnell and others
spoke. The theme was univets ,llv hls;-That the
whole business was snare and deiuson, ana
that II the RADICALS meant TO De honest, they hau
the opportunity Tor nearly sixty days TO accom-
plish the promised reforms. Patience and mode
given not to egltmlze a government that re-
publican Congress nad not dared to legtimize.
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR M'rNERY.
The Closing speech was made by Governor
McEnery, and was remarkably moderate and
kindly to the majority OF the caucus.
LOOKING TOWARD UNITY
The meeting, from It's tone and Its entire alb
sence OF vulgarlty, cannot be called an Indignation
meeting; IN TACT, feeling OF Cancellation Il
abroad looking toward UNITY OF the opposing ee.
ments. resolution was read at the meeting
from the Mechanics Benevolent Association, de.
nying their support in the future to those who
voted in the majority.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to . +. NJ.
On sunday from tn 7. NJ.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
LONDON, Feb. %. 1875

LONDON, Feb. 20. 1875.
Mr.. p. Cunlne owen, Director OF the South
Kensington Museum, has been appointed Com
missioner to the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibi.
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A.-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMl.
ties y treated by DR.. MARSH, at No Vesey
street, opposite st. Pauls church.
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A.-PATENr WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass Signs, store, Office and sign Painting.
UPHAM Il CO., 3J9 Broadway
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AWKWARD SPLITTING, HAWKING, SNEEZING.
WOLCOTrS CATARRH ANNIHILAToR cures Catarrh.
PAIN PAINT subdues pain and infammaton-cool,
harmless, sure.
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LADIES WHO FOR YEARS HAVE DEPENDED
al manner OF powders and cosmetics for giving them
artificial compe xions. now hnd that GLEN's SULPHUR
SOAP supplies them with peary SKINS and rosy cheeks,
elected by the gentle stimulation OF nature sold
where. Depot. CklrrE NLOAiS. 40 sixth venue.
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THE COMPROMISE PRESENTED TO Mr.. wHEE-
LER-PRoBABLE DELAY OF ITS EXECUTION.
Eah oe

LER-PRoBABLE DELAY OF ITS EXECUTION
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1875
Mr.. Zacnarie. OF the Conservative Committee,
presented to Representative Wheeler to-day
the letter OF acceptance OF the conserva.
tive caucus OF Louisiana. 1t Is understood
the whole Congressional committee will remain
till alter adjournment OF Congress, and theu can.
vass the returns. which VIII be forwarded here
Tor their inspection and determine the result,
which VIII be carried to New orleans by Mr..
wheeler and put into effect under MS personal SUI
pervsiOn at tue extra session on the LOUISIANA Leg
islature. The time at " hcl this Will take
place mas not yet been determined, and. perhaps,
may not be fixed until alter the canvass, as IL Is
not known now how much Time that ope-
ration may occupy. The near approach
OF the end OF the session or Con-
gress and the busy occupation OF the
members oil the committee in That body have ne
ces.itated the postponement OF the canvass until
Immediately alter the Adjournment.
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DOWNTOWN RETAIL DEPOT-LOW PRICES
Parent Medicines, Perumery, &C.; Diamond, Blonde.
&C, Hair Powders Manufacturers Agency, AZ Maiden
lane.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
Ten AND THREE Eight CYLINDER iloE ROTARY PRESSES;
SOLD Address fhE NEW YORK HERALD
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. &c. 1876.
~ weather throughout England to-day was
ntR.
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FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, GRAVEL, 49,
from which $ many suffer, MILK OF MAGNEslA is the
only positive relief and To be had any druggist
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CcRrBNER. WEXFORD 4 ARMSTRONG,
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LADIES WHO FOR YEA

= n
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % a
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FRAGRANT SOZUDONT.-THlS PEERLESS
Dentilrice hardens the gums, sweetens the breath.
ceanses and the teeth from youth to old
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

4 So WILL SECURE TIE NOSE VALUA6L :
n compendium of beautiful tancies that has been
published many years. i. u. De roltiine'
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CONSIDERATIONS me DISEASES OF Wu-
~ men, by Or. SPRENG, ate member New York
Academy OF Medicine, mailed 10 Address the
author, 2Jl West nty-second street Tho Medical
Re view says lh his pamphlet shopd be road by every
lady"
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED OF
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL
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the before speaking singing and relieving the
throat after cXcrtion ~ the vocal organs. For
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A SENSIBLE IMPROVEMENT IN TREATING
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A REMARKABLE BOOK.

A REMARKABLE BOOK.
~ Rev. Henry Ward beecher US the Rev. Progression
Bunglc, Is introduced as one OF the prominent cnarac
tiers the new radical novel 'rhc RAINBOW Creed" A
story OF the Times. Goth, 81 80 postpaid.
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JUST TRY WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
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AS A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR COUGHS AND
Colds use PoRTER's BALsAx Price 25c, SOC. aud 75c,
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CHRIST AND HUMANITY.
DISCOURSES ON CHRIST AND HUMANITY, with q
Review Historical and Critical OF the Doctrine Of
Christs Person. BY Henry NJ. Goodwin. l?mo.,
cloth, 81.
We are confident that Mr. Good wins book will nud
hearing It's temper good its learning is ample.
its s,vle and its arguments cosent that IT de-
the respectful study OF all who interested in
chronological problems.-N Y. Ind pendent
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ALL THE MUSCLES OF MY TONGUE AND
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late. GILES LININENT IopiDE OF AMMONIA cured me.
JAMES CLARK, Builder 1903 South Fifth
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New York. Only soc. and 81 per bottle.
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A.-FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES AND
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POLITICAL CAUCUS FOR A RECONSTRUCTION OF
THE CABINET,
PARIS, FEB. 26, 1875.
The Journal des Debats states that NJ. Buffet has
declined to form Ministry, but II Is hoped that
he will reconsider his determination. In the
event OF his acceptance the Lett centre Will sup
port NJ. Dufaure for President OF the Assembly.
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A CHEAP. PopuLA EDITION or
"A WiLKIt COLLINS
GREATEST NOVEL
HARPER BROTHERS. New York,
publish this day.

WlLkIE COLLlSS
THE Law AND THE LADY.
THE LAW AND THE LADY. Novel By wi!kis
No nsione" "ine New Magdalen" MAN and WIFE,
&c. Sc. Illustrated. Popular edition. svo, paper. IS
I'm INA. -.tutscy fascinating story. Man and Wife,
wilkie Collins ounced the main incidents Of the plot
the anomalies OF the Scotch marriage laws; in his
latest, and in MANY res ects his most powerful
novel. rhe Law and the Lady, his again goes
10 Scotland for the motive of his plot II IS
founded on that singular feature Of scoch law which
allows fury when in doubt whether to condemn
prisoner to save their oonsciences by fndns
verdict OF not proven young gentleman Is charsed
p.cous, but not conclusive either way, \ Scotch
dict sets him free undo" the brand OF suspicion. lie
marres again. under an assumed name His second
wie course the secrets but convinced OF
his innocence have the verdict recned-
The story of thrilling interest and 80 ingeniousy
contrived the readers aeDtion IL the alert
from the beginning 10 the close In Mlserrimus Dexter
the deformcd miscrea ant and ARIEL his haltwtec rea
tive and atteniani Mr.. Collins has given two new
characters TO fiction The former PLAYS an important
part the and the tate which at last overtakcS
him forms OF the most powerful and dramatic scenes
depicted bv the novelist"
Library Edition. l2mo, cloth, 81 So is also ready.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-24
Missionary WeeAs.

The Missionary meetings among the
Methodlst Churches OF the CITY were
concluded last night. During the TWEEN.
ty-four hours ending at that time great
number of sermons were preachea ana
considerable active work accomplishea'
Bishop Foster preached at the York,
street Church. After services W, Any
were subscribed to pay of the debt OF
the Church, amounting o'$6,O 600.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-24
Important notifications of the can

Important notifications of the canal
works now in progress have been re-
solved upon by the Dominion Govern
ment. With reference to the completion
of the works of the Welland canal, it ia
stated that a depth in ali locks of twelve
feet will be adhered to, and that the har-
bors at Port Colbourne and Port Dal-
housie will be deepened to sixteen feet,
and the guard locks at each end of the
canal will also be deepened to fourteen
feet; also, a new aqueduct will be built
for the Welland river. Preparations for
fourteen feet system throughout hay-
ing been made at both ends and at the
aqueducts the necessary change to be
made at a future time can be accom-
plished at small expense and without
Inconvenience to navigation. Prepara-
tions are being made to let out the main
works on the Lachine canal, and proyis-
ions will be made for ultimately obtain
ing fourteen feet of water by having
guard locks and other works made to
Shut that depth. The canal between
Prescott and Long Sault are to be en-
larged; also the Cornwall and Beauhar-
nois canals. These portions of the St.
Lawrence works will occupy the atten-
tion of the Government after Weiland
and Lachine canals have been attended
to. Greater difficulty will be eneoun-
tered in deeping the bed OF the st. Law
renee river than ip deeping the canals
and enlarging the locks, as for many
miles the river Will have to be eXcayat-
ed to obtain the required depth, especi-
ally in Lake st. Louis between Lachine
and Beauharnois, and between the lat
ter and Prescott.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-24
AUCTION SALES.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of Town Lots
nut Hills and Cincinnati, on the 25th day OF
May, 1875, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the remaining
lots belonging 10 the estate Of l.. A. Drake, de-
ceased, will be sold by his administrator, un-
der order Of Court. on terms OF one-thlrd cash,
balance in one and two years, with per cent.
interest. Appraisement 500 per lot
At the same time, about lD0 lots belonging to
f. X. Drake, in his new subdivision, adjOinin
the above, will be sold on terms OF one fourth
per cent. interest All deferred payments to
DC secured by notes and mortgages on the
premises.
All Of the above property is in ene-quaffer
and one-haf acre lots, covered with grass, Or
chard or fine old forest trees; is near enough to
the city to enjoy its society, lights and side
walks, without its noise, smoke and high taxes.
Your choice OF lOcomotion: Beside good
turnpike, the Mt. Lookout Dummy station and
the NJ. u e. Railroad are each within ten min
utes' walk, on plank sidewalk.
II is situated on the Madison turnpike near
Oakley, in a neighborhood Of fine residences.
A large school house is near by, and the new
Observatory, within sight, is only separated by
the adjoining land Of John Kigour, Esq.
There are three public halls where literary
and musical entertainments and meetings OF
various kinds are held. In point of good healt tll
this high, dry ridge is unsurpassed. At the
former sale persons OF the nelghborhood and
best acquainted with it's value, bought largely.
Title perfect and sale positive. Omnibuses
start aHl O'Clock from the office Of The auc-
tlOneer. a. Z. HORTON, Auctloneer,
6S West Third street.
4. J. BIDDLE, Administrator
.-. OF l.. A. Drake deceased
my15-4t, t,l5,19,22S24
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-24
Reunion of Christiau Chur rcy.es.

A social and religious reunion is now
in progress at the Central Christian
Church on Ninth street. The services
commenced Sunday morning with a SER
mon by Rev. Louis Loos.
The memorial services were held last
night, large audience being in attend
ance. Elder james Challen delivered
the address on the life and character of
Walter Scott, the veteran minister, now
dead. He reviewed his life labors and
triumphs, and closed by thanking God
that Scott had been given to the church
to advance the cause of truth and bring
about the conversion Of souls.
The life and character of ID. l.. Burnett,
for sixteen years pastor of the Central
Christian Church, was made the subject
OF an eloquent address by Rev. Isaac
Errett, editor of the Christian Standard.
Rev. r. s. Sheppard then delivered a
euloey on the life and Christian services
OF Il. NJ. Allen, who was aco-worker with
Burnett and Scott.
The meeting at the church to-day was
well attended. The exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Moore.
After the devotional ceremonies were
concluded there was a general review of
the work of the Church during the past
lew years. Among the prominent speak
ers on this question were Rev. Mr.. Loos,
OF Bethany { W. Va.) University, Rev.
Isaac Errett and others.
The meeting will continue to-day. Tt
is probable that the question of the es-
Of more foreign missions un-
der the control OF the Church will be
called up during the meeting, and prob
ably some action taken. The meetings
are iull of interest, both to cOmmuni-
cantS and strangers alike.