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OFFICIAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON Sankau har IeT5

WA5hlndTOh, oeptomDef i, 1910.
The Department Circular Of the 18th Of April,
1863, II modified IS follows:
All enlisted men, irrespective Of age, except
efieers' cooks, stewards, and servants, now serv-
years, viii receive, upon the expiration Of their
enlistment, If they shall 30 elect, Oontinuous-
Honorable Discharges heretofore issued. VI
Cooks, stewards and officers servants are to be
selected by the officers themselves and they are
at all times, to be enlisted for the cruise Of the
vessel on which they are to serve, and, when so
serving, are never TO De turned on deck for
never, under any prstext whatsoever, to be detailed
a. servants for officers.
All persons holding Continuous. service Osrtia.
Gates viii be entitled 70 receive for each conttnu-
months from the date Of their discharge, one dol
lar per month in addition to the pay described for
ANY person falling to re-enlist within three
months from the date Of his discharge from any
enlistment Will cease to derive any advantages
aecruing from his previous continuous enlist
HThe Continuous Service Certificates will en-.
brace all the advantages Of honorable discharges
same, and must always show In the column for
to such discharges.
Commanding officers are directed not to recon-.
mend for honorable dischorge appointed men, nor
officers cooks, stewards, and servants shipped
for the cruise OF the vessel Men holding these
tied TO the same, from those under whose control
they have acted, ceuntersgned by their respec-
tive commanding of1cers.
At the expiration Of ten years service any dis
abled enlisted man, who has not been discharged
for misconduct, will be entitled tola pension, 1f
board Of survey shall recommend such action In
his case; and sfter twenty years. service any en-
listed man disabled from sea service by reason
Of age or inirmity, who has not been discharged
for misconduct Will be entitled to pension equal
to ons-half the pay Of his rating when last dis
charged -..-
Any man holding Continuous service Certif.
cate who 10 distinguished for obedience, sobriety
and cleanliness, and Il also proficient in seaman.
ship or gunnery, shall receive, upon the explra-
ton Of his enlistment. If specially recommended,
Q good conduct badge |; and after he shall have
received three such badges, under consecutive en-
listm ents, within three months from the dates OF
his discharges, he shall, II qualified, be enlisted
% petty oficer, and hold petty of1cer's rating
during subsequent continuous -snlistments; and
he shall not be reduced to lower rating, except
By sentence Of court-martial.
DANIEL AMMEN,
.. .... Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
This circular 10 10 be read and explained TO the
crew, and posted In Q conspicuous part OF the
r. W. sHUFELuT,
Chief OF Bureau Of Equipment and h scruitlng.
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THE letter from an occasional cor
respondent Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
dated, Savannah, Georgia, August 26th,
which is printed in another column, throws
some additional light upon the tragicsl
farce known as the NEGRO insurrection"
in that State
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LEGAL.

MHIS Is 70 GIVE notice THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, holding .
Special Term, letters testamentarY on the ger
sonAl estate Of THOMAS A. KENNARD, late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons haV-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, before the 24th aV
OF August Ne 1t: they may otherwise by law b
EXCLUDED from all benefit ofthe said estate,
Given under my hand. this 2ith day OF August,
1875. WILLIAM J. MARTIN.
au26-th.3v' Executor.
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DRY GOODS,

NNNONNN~~~N1o-N-NNNN ~I~IO-O-~o.~O~~INN0N
OPENING FALL DRY GOODS.
CLOSING SALE SUMMER GOODS.
Canton Flannels, good, from 10 to 20 eta.
White Wool Flannels-best mAkes-2Oc to Si.OO.
Cassimeres for Men and Boys, cheap.
Cheap line Goods for school outfits for Children.
Elegant Black AlDacas, cheap, g cts to 70 cts. t
Black Cashmeres-of superior blacks and makes.
from rs cts to Sls50.
Fall Dress Goods, cheap.
All Summer Goods to be sold regardless OF cost.
1000 yds best Summer Prints, 81 cents,
1000 yds best Summer Prints, cents.
Seersucklr suitlngs, 12h cents.
Plain Japanese Silk, III cents, worth S1.O0.
Striped Japanese Silks, 20cents, worth 30.
cray and Brown Plaid suitings, . cts, worth 30.
Solled W hlte Linen Lawns, u cents, worth ~.
Large line Dress Goods, ~ cts, worth double.
French Piques, l2h and 20 cents.
Money saved by buying goods for next season.
Elegant Brown Cotton, 81 cts, worth IL cents.
Bleached Cotton, cheap and good, 10 and l2H cts.
SheetiDgs, Is cts YARD Up.
Call ana examine.
IN, NAUDAIN,
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TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is Published every
morning QSundAys excepted At the southwest cor
ner Of thirteenth street and Pennsylvania svenae,
and s furnished tos0bscrbers (by carslrsl % hfsy
cents per month.
Mail Subscribers, postage paid, es.m PEI yeAr'
600 for six months, and 600 fog three monsnss
Tens invariably In Advnnce.
RATES OF ADVERFIsINGt
FWeuty.nys cents per line. Adyerttsesneno ns
der the head OF ''FOF Sale or Rent "WAnseds"
GsLost and Found y and 'sPersonA1." Twelve md
shaIF cents PEI line
r. All comRun1sa1AOoss whether oooaseae0 %
fnr nubIIcHtion, should be addressed % WA j.
MURrAeH PropFiseor, NATIONAL RaPCDlzOANs
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N0oIFIesEE P III ZEE We viii, REMovE 10
XYsHihnNA AYENUE, BETNEEN NINTH AND
T1FSTH STREETS, ApJ0ININGQUR BAzAAs
WITH SUFFICIENT FACILITIES, WE WILL
rnNTiNfIE THE AUCTION AND GENERAL
SRINCHEs IN coNNEGTIoN WITH OUR
sAzA1 uciioueers ana Commission Merchants,
936 Louisiana avenue.
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TIE EArToE4E REPUBLICAN, RAs A
L4RGER OIRCULA TTOH fHAH ANY ofHBR
FORMING PAPER ~ TIE DISTRICT OF 90
LUHBLA.
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ALU KINDS OF 9ENTLEMEN's CAST
- q vssrins sgpsEs can b scid . ne III oss;
IN :sa H'a's5 sssad'a "a ca '''S !
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II. PUGH % som.
MERCHANT TAMORs,
No. ga Foursesnth stresa

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of supernne Dissonals, Foreign and Do
nestle Cassfmeres, and shall receive weekly during
he latest styies. M se1s-d
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New York.
co, ts COTTON, the most perfect Cotton Goods In
the market; qualities EE, 90, "A, Xxx, xxx and
sole agents for RICHARDSON'S LINENS, in
short ene and three cuts In piece At an aver
age discount OF say fifteen per cent. nom the List
special bargains In OOURrAULD's BLACK
ENGLISH GRAPES. Job lots in Hamburg Edg-
ings; also, very large assortmentor choice and
confined patterns. u9-ThsAsm
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BOARDING.

clJ d NoRTHwEsT.-eooD BOARD AND
OOl ROOMS, at GA ID street north vest, at
moderate rates. felI-0
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UOR sALE-THE LEASE, GOOD WILL.
u license, aItuFes aud lnsaTaaee o. oes OF ne
tor, now doing large business. The reasons tof
selling are on Aeeonnt o. my psrhlyled conquest
eIe Market, corner Fourteenth AID y streets north.
west, or address Box 80, Republican Once jyfo-n
UNOR SALE AT A SACRIFIOE-A BRIO.
Il house, three stories high, pres:-eriss Cont,
southwest ap1f-R
EOR SALE,-HOUSES,N NO. SO N STREET,
go II s.s s,SsIETs
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DEyoLUTION IN THE FRUIT AND
II VEGETABLE BUSINESS.
REYNOLDS,
ROTARY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE EvAP-
ORATOR.
"a rs Patented ls7s-
All kinds Of Fruits and Vegetables preserved
(dried) in their natural state in three hours
The ROTARY EVAP0RATOR ID prese nted IS
second to none but superior 70 all. IL IS the only
thereby retsining the natural favor and Color OF
F.ctory Machines and exclusive rights for sale.
Prices 10 to 900. Capacity. 10 to 90 bushels per
any A. j. REYNOLDS & CO..
1rs PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE
Opposite Wizards Hotel,
ans lot Washington, d. O, 1
, 1875-04-24

BERLIN, April 8.-Tlo ministerial berlin Posi-,
In loading article On tho state OF Europe, ox-
pressea itself to tue following effect:
Recent events hayo unfortunately rendered It but
toa pruiaic thai the Legislative assembly M Franer,
te.lg afraid that tbs Republican ua}orIty nf the next
Chamber will esrhew war. ,t:sieF the dangerous
ausrlcica Of lIacsl.nn aud tbs otants Princes efo
~il!la ntsorg body of Euyallst Deputies IL
there tn profit By thr. results for tie re-
establlfhrnent Ut MONARCHY. Var. accordingly,
IL canning na, though tho clouds gtfherlug
On the horizoa may yet e in dtsp"islor. Tue Aus
trian Conservative, aided by thula! military rir-
cle. aro enIeayuri,g tnr o!t thr Antrassy Eaht-
net with view 10 Like art iu cotng events In Italy,
II is certain that she whe. Ia akc ne rope tool IN
ltr hands. to lao him for The exercise nf Italian ro
ca influence al ever the world The great part Of tho
upner c(asseB IT 1t1ly ready to join anF hl!S
acaiu,t Gtrmany, wh+r snsi-tapal attitude ID ron.
sEIefcd by them ~ antt-1taaa aud hoHttle to t1!er
national tntestts Yt by nh hlcaEs certain t!at
the French iioYcr,lneut slll he n!,!e to rracre
Austro-ltaan aaucp just nass II they fni} IN thrr
enjeayors to do M, wnr will probably be aelayod.
Thinrs. however, harr reached 1asl when tho Ger.
mai i,to1lp shnnHs In better ss,luasutcd viii. tic
REALITIES Of tue situation. II IA lme 10 awake s!un
beFerx.
Tho cffcct Of this article In likely 10 be very
strong. Alarming rutuo1s l'ayc bceu rifo for
couple Of days.
, 1875-04-24

frcnds do about him; /. O., t'at to convict MIN
Of tl,a unparalleled alrocity now, charged upon
him Ia ! blow Under which l,'lman faith In
ss ;n ,s' snad si fsel e sR nto ,Ss .bss
tnfatny to which ls enosn'es. heok 70
co1,.ign him, II wonld DO creator Iosa to hu'
tnanity thhn thb b1ottinK oNt o. tic ens!se rec
tri Of Tue wtols Deechcr family. mlly.,,.
of lilo esttt. Iio hns IL III largo measure;
thuts In nut and neyer wne. cnnuRt. Of It. sut,-
rosng IT wcro real ea'. In MI tl,o Seeelaess. 70
bri,tg, tear to = robins efo: They l,syo been
different cnrs Of laborors In the vineyard They
ss,I s tesnscivc, e. Il ii tio tamo tl,no; pr',-
dent men i; cautious men; 1nen indis-
puubaho in tho reformation ot Tie "of!I,
oqual to tjlo demand. But Of tloso ruady to
tare aud d. 10 spend aud bc Apeht. 10 hufler
and 10 eactsttco, that cherlnhen f1'nclp'e may
triumph, tho world Ian noucr le1 quite enough,
ard rioba'Iy mover will t,aye- II IA OF tlo4e Il
llas t,ecu safd That one sllali cfaAo st,ouhnud,
and two mt ten Thousand to flight. Ho no nogcr
hnye mapy, but have ruckoncd Ts}tnn m ono
aul II II IN true. rs to me 1t appears tn ho, that
hEEcuEn AH sroiLEn TnE roa.SE ;s.s nr 1'!is ttE.
hores, II IL crtne sgainht humanity for which
Liz !" alI-thngs-:o-all-tne )ifo.lsboss ill 10
POOR con1Ucnshtiont
1t ever sont Communication to thu lnk-
DRf{E3H +.
uottcn It, and should not hare expected any
S!s sent tor publication to 90 into hs |,aads.
bo was not managing editor. 1hs Christian
C.;oA hts treated NE. moat courteouas, aud
paid mo moro llborally than any other rlb'lea-
ttoo, o1cupt II. Nicholas; aud l deenis regret
lie evila Which Aaye shut INC OFT "f its col
umns.
My rslattoua With tho Indrpenlcnt were not
altogether PLEASANT while air. Ilton w. editor.
/ suspectcd him OF treating mo unfairly OIL ac-
count of ny opposition 10 Wo.nan's R,g!4ta Ton
yentious. After susan j Anthony'a Hnit. sent
cun,municatlon on that subject to the Cutie"
.Agc asking 10 have tho paper sent TO mo ~ Ok
cGange and no notice WAS taken of 1t. harn
long feit TINT hir. Tlton. in comsaon with tnost
| Woman. Sui uiIrsgis.s, entertained toward tno q
policy Of personal dialika but Ibis IL no reasou
| why should wfshont conclusive proof. ntljudso
him tho preatoat criminal, tho most con:cfaPli-
bta hound, nf this Of any other age. q. iae must
be II hls charge against alr. Heectcr IL not
| trun, JANE GnEy aMIs-uELM,
, 1875-04-24
MoULToh AND PARTRIDGE.

QUESTION GF FFRACtIf.
At this point Judge Fnlieiton and Moulton
onterol tho courtroom, causing sorno little com-
motion among tho spectators.
Atoul.on then took his placo In the wItness-
stand for further cross.oxamnBsion and said:
I have known Samucl ". Partridge since 1864.
bat do not remember a conyorHatlou about I'll
totl'a rcaaone for writing tho l!fo OF Victoria
Woodruff. Tue Witness was aaked IT hc said to
him that Tilton wrote this lifo to put hlnself at
tho head Of tllo spirituaAtB of tho country. an
there wcro more SpirituallstH tlian Congfega-
tionalis.a.
To this question Judge Fullerton objected.
and al argument enh1led hetween Evnrta aud
Beach Of, tho subject, and tho inter argued that
it waa wholly immaterlal 10 tho ihaAen OF tho
case. After nprno further argument, Judge
Nollson rnlca that ho would tako tho ans"cr.
Tim question Wan repeated, and witncss said
thing nu1 said no auch thing. told Partridge,
howoyer, that tho SpsritualtBta Of Tho country
did ontnl,mbcr tho Congrcgatiotalibta. do not
know what suggested this rcnlark. We colrcracd
about Mrs. TiIton, aIr: Iilton. slr. 1'oeeler,
Partridge abott Ti1ton's reason for writing tle
Ito OF N1Es. Woodruff. will swear that II !
did li1yo s,!c conversation with him noycr
said that 'fslton told mo 10. and did not tell
Partridge that.
aoulton was tllcn allowed to leave tho stand.
PARTRIDGE NEtTERArEs ms BTony.
Partridge was tlon tecaEed by tho dofcnFc.
nnd he wns aBiscd wtlat Moplton saih 10 him
abnut rllton's rcasuns for publishing tho Wond-
lull lifo. Tho wilacsa said: Mr.. alonlson tod
me -. Hero Beach objected. aud the auswer
wnB ruled out by tho Court.
On further crugs-cxamination by 1]cach, Wit
neBa said: Thla conversation occurred shortly
after tito publication Of the pamphlet. tlinlE
1t whs ia tho year 1872 TINT tl4lB conversation
| took piaco. Tho conversation was in tho Office
Of Woodruff l. Robineon in tho fall Of that year.
My duties thcro weEo receiving aud paging on'
| mouoys. and making outrlcs in books.
! The adjournment Of tho Cont for tho dny In
corrupted tho further cross-examiuation Ut the
Nltucd3,
, 1875-04-24

4 NATIVE CHEF pEPpBEn,

CALCUTTA, April 23.-Lord Nor:hbrook. the
Vlceroy OF ludis, h.a issued proclamation de-
posing ll.s duikwar ot Darada. doelariug him
and his Issue precluded froh all rights apper.
tain!ne to tl1a sovereignty Of tho country, aud
compelling tho 0ntawar to sotect place for
himself aud hts family Ia nritirh India. Tia
Vlccroy says this measure Ia hasol indcpcn,l-
entIy ot tho recent trial OF tho dniwar; ;nlon him
notorious misconduct, gfohs mssgosoruu'ens, snd
1'5 tho '1ulEwsr az would bo detrimental 10 tic in.
terest OF Darada. Tho VceFoy will select .
member OF another blaneh Of the dulkvan's
family to relgu.
, 1875-04-24

THE WAR on TIE CATHOLICS.
BERLIN, Ap1il Es--The po}ice autl,orltseB OF
rosau have notified nll Ursulino Sisters In that
district who arc not natIrea Of Germany that
they must leave tho country within two months
pan,s, April 8-Ihe Augsburg Gazette says:
The bishop Of palczbura. who Il eonnucd In Vessel.
VAS never HutaotseI 70 leave that to~n an, come.
Of thc glscts hut tho Commander of tho town gaye
lin card authorizing him to walk ,pon the n',. Ta,
waa informed before lcas!ng for Fnlas. by lc'tet
frou the Minister nj Public Worship, that after the ist
q April tho state would cease 70 ra5 hin sny salasy
ano of lol thaltrs ~ rule. 10 appreciation Of tug
o'1 oon'y o1ie months salary instead Of shfee.
BEnL1S, April a.-After Tho iatervlcw between
tho Italian aud Austrian soYcEclgns tlc1o seems
to be even 1csn prospect than before OF conceFt-
Ing common measures relative to tho pettorai
responsibility Of tt,o Pope.
lii poscn anothor rr.ost has accepted living
from tbs Goyernment, contrary TO tho ip1une~
tinns Of Pope and Bishop.
DEnI1s, April o.-Iho ola Conservative Cross
Gazette, while zNgretting tlat a!al ming rumora
are suddeuly propagatcd By tho ministerial jour
nails t,uds II Impossible to look upon the presont
aspect Of International politics ~ eatlgtscsuty.
Tue lsosl.n ministerial Post, s9yersius 70 ns
article OF yesterday says thut as long ~ Count
Andrassy femasns fu ofico and good under
standing exista between the thrco Northern En,-
rerorB there ts no fear OF immediate var.
To.days Exchange waa dull and depressed.
Many people a. yet declino to believe In tue sud"
den approach OF danger.
Tbs Gefmsn Csoan Prince. Oh hia otl'cia1
journey to ITALY, Will be accompanied by us1s.
tloltke, nlumontlal. aud yoiett lthctz. The
Crown Prince leaycB On Monday, tho Grown
Princess probably fow days latsr.
A serious disturbance occurred few days ago
At Beuthen, Uppor Si'eala. Bone aoo reserves
md T rlotous. Upon oua Of them lepE arrested
by tho police. the othess attempted 10 rescue tho
pIisoncr. 4 Leutenant nith couple Of soa.
dicra witbstood tic attack upon tho Town.l!
from pctghbo1lug garrison, lhe mutiny WAS
auolIed. aud half tozen Of tue rioters arrested.
Some SiIcslau papers suspect that the men Wese
excited BY prIcstly uh!spers, hut thesc Ia IS yct
no evidence to prove tl1s.
, 1875-04-24
FACTS hkio GOSSIP.

r., "+s' ~. n.ss,'s,;aa .r1 s,i,.,,.,, H.,
tAo Ss' 1'ou.e ,.oIT... t,,,t raa.,,,.,a
4""t' 'o.t p,J t',',s -. H.. aroa. axs,.i,,..ta
NOT eheth'neo uiAaso'i ~ sne e''s' "|
They adhnto h'a replies >" ssS"sa 20 sAe Ass'
Morse letter ~ one " cdHo Of casclj,' VIZ;
Iv su,qrstiyo Tho terrible lcter from ss Morae to
hir. Dccchcr, tcsInnins with NY dear t1u,' and
.iTned "Moshcr asug Ell an nr.s s saa , n'saR
soms ona re- Mi , W. uo 1 sns tmas sns sfS'e
Tnnw ns tx ar., to lrlg Ii p a. yn raust Las scr.
c e1Im intescIS. ~ md ve Ill VII fear iii rsie,seI by
dcath,H Not only did not DocclIrr know what u The
ercre. Of her lifo" meant pns only lid he not knaw
stlat he thought ahnut tue strange ns*e at the t!e
y resesvst y h4t a. @Gty III t ata an"ve ";
ny lnlTGss1n a ~ s1at ~ omtto u net ~
nc s q shn ,n' rcrv Inns hesceoranp tn ls ow &C.
coln,-,iJ not take tie roubc to read startling mrs.
rage from Mrs. TiItons mother. he WAS EtralnIng
brain. cnnsecnrn, and pocket TO step dan 'he sss-
dal which 10 ,nro,xe ~ IN 20 1a
sen st a. tos so'c YnI pe yery ef and rery
smnnt,c. NJ ut. m .hs man II urccr. II f,tst. wo
st rote Ia attributed 10 lis cccen:rr'ic. genius,
CONFINED ,9ita tho hydraulic pressure Of clrcu,u.
LET cs E1foaF pEEe'EH.
PHILADELPHIA lSsANE AsrLrM.-7o the Edi-
for NJ ,hc Sc,o Tork Herald; notice by IN cx-
~, ,.os, AZ. r-o.. ,nncndcd In t,ia lcttor.
s''.' iio''. t'' 't'"' ~ c,.,u r.,.s,
Tint Atsa'ng Il hos Aao"'' ~ en1na' ns"'s
practical nun, tho announcement haa given mo
an l.lca-n ,apt,y Idea. Lot us educate tue Chi
ncso, Millions Of ncoplo are living in appaYont
.'.. =, A., ,,,s. ,r,,,,,, ,,+o,as tt,n n,aotfpo
Ignorance o. t1in nnas s mgn y, tnr 'v
2! t"a nPb: eaa euH oaa a's ,-,sn r;a. ~ ~
Neser! pas no" 7s'A'' A"oa" o"' o0''""" w ~
etrhclea ,,o.,...
Ana! sAat 10 NY l0et' Act W eAt.o!t hlcSAo' :
and for osormoro snail tho "nlia o. Hong honR o.
echo TO tho sounds OF the K1ss lafosysnla!' lao
kiss iusptsatot{; Tue k1sa pastoral ana .oe kssa
iuspisattonal. onbofh Heeeherh !in Chlsa) i:, mas
tlank " for aao huEgestio1so L. Dut Aesson halr
tho Chinese. ! tncloao 3o seuts in feycnne-
stamps to assis: IN exporting NeechtF. H. +.
KisslSa IN CHINA.
elogular tact teat t,o sns'o1 !I1 Of Eiaaass
T. altosethar unknown III Chtnn. 1lie Cnlhehe.
Indeed. lavc no word or term expressing !oTe M
we undorstand the tcatcr passion. an .Amets.
, 1875-04-24

htntemonts from a1on1ton ptior TO tho
receipt of his hIrnatctl Of Aug. 20.
autl tho Comrnittao hal thcir report
mittod OH tic 2sth Of Augnat. When had cor
rcApundcncn with Mrs. U7ngtnn Ind no kn2nl-
edge tllst Airs. Tiiton vas going to leave her
home. nesor entered into any doHtEn to got
hor to tcAyu Itef lIctno.
NrcnosH EXAMINATION.
Tho logn1 hdvicn received rotated Etnlrly to
tho publication nf tho testimony. aud nut TO- tho
aiinptc announcement or Tho Committee. dill
not incntion tho natnen Of 1'ryant. Ernrts a''ti
Curtis In my tcsiitnoliy given bofores Hlon my
Testimony wns tahct ! wnt DRESSED and lripg
down III iny room. was able to movc about in
my roou,. sfy Etato Of health IN hicl now TINT
my MUD is Affected and my remembrance do
fectlvc. .....
Ti,.B VIVA all the qnentsnns put 70 witncss, AUD
hO xAa allowed to 1caso tho Ataud.
, 1875-04-24

E41uOLIU
CRY or MLx1co, April H. via HAyAsA.-Thc
A1chblHhopa OF Mexico, 0uada1atera, ahl Ali
choacan hare Issued an address tn regard to the
recent LAWS affecting tho Church III Mexico.
They en1o1n on tho closey and people modcra-
ton and respect for the authoEi.les anil adrise
Catholics to be patlent aud act ~ Christians un-
der fhrtr trfa1a.
, 1875-04-24
The CROPS,

6ptctas Dt.patea to The caItaae 7rf5H'a.
LABAtLx, ILL.,, April 23.-lt IL generally 10.
lleycd that tho small fruits OF th's region haSo
been destroyed by the cold weather. Farme,a
ara much behiua With their epEing work. and are
fceIiny greatly discouraged. There Is graat nood
OF rain hero.
sr, LOUIS, April s.-1nfortuation from nearly
ali sections of tho Stato regarding tho crops, lB
fsll.xheat IL deatfoyod. Dne-half OF 1t will be
ploued up and corn planted. There iB only
spout ons.half the uauat aoEesge OF oats, ,su1 the
poach crop IN Missouri and A1kanoas ts nearly
destroyed. Applos aud peare are not iuj jured.
, 1875-04-24
FRANCE.
- 4 UT-

PARIS, Apri! 2s.--J. Ii. kerros. Consular Agent
Of tho United Staten 1t Dseat. Ia dead.
EDUCATIONAL
II. Wsllon, Minister Of Public Instruction. has
designated Judge caubest ~ Special Commits
aionar to examine and report on tho American
sysseus OF education. II. Cambert will visit
Washington aud Naw York, and sls0 sttend tho
Philadelphia Exhibition, III connection NTH
which he will rece,yo special Instructions from
M1ulAkef pecaxea and Deleaux.
, 1875-04-24

TUE MISREPRESENTATION C0NTlNEXD,
NV YoaK, April 2s.-Nca1ly ali who present.
ID tsemse'vea to-day 1t tho brooklyn City Court
soom, And bearing tickets OF admission to tha
tEeat scandal trial, wore accommodated with
A1ts,
ahs cro&a-s1smlnatton Of Hs. Cleveland vss
xaanued. IL xas shoxn psper and ssid, 7
, 1875-04-24
CUBA,

HAVANA. April 23.-An unolleial report Ia lii
circulation that aoycre fight has taaen placo at
Lar Cr,,ccs, on the Co.lfugos Hallway, head4uar-
tcrs OF Capt.-ucn. Enln,aso ID; that sgycuty
rel,cls liaYo been killed aud thcir entire force
routed.
, 1875-04-24
ITALY AND AUSTRIA
nxN COMMERCIAL fRLATy,

Roxz, April S.-:Ths baaea Of nov COM
uesclAl treat bstween Italy and Anst1la 40 ss'
, 1875-04-24


.fete tork TRIBUNE, AUF1t a.
Tho striko Of tho lahorera 10 Brooklyn yostor-
t1ay pyeeonta curious complication in tho build
ipg trade tho builders being placed by II IN such
q position boswocn two clasBcs OF wprlmsn TINT
concession to both Is impossible, and to grant
tho demands Of one only leads to ctrike On tho
park Of the other. Tho bfickloyers aud stone-
u,aaous arc content to work teu houta for
a, but tho laborcrs upon whom they de-
npnd for handling 1naterla! have HtEuck for
cciyAt houtu aud no elimination Of wages.
II thcIt demand is granted, the bricktayers aud
stone- -n,asonH will have to coma doNn to eigut
hours and corresponding dectcase OF "Ages'
against which they will strike. 1t Is N 1ntesest~
{ng teaturc at tho situation that many Of the
striking laboreTs hare been sheltered and fatt At
tic public o1penae during tho MintsG. when
there Vas no work TO he had.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.
WI1xxsaAnRE, April 23.-Tha minors 1t Hills
mans miues yesterday voted againas going to
work.
THE WEATHER..
WAsHlHo1tN. .. O., April aa.-For tho Lake
neglou. the Upper Miasisstrpl, and Lower Mis-
souri, Valley, and tho Ohio Valley cool aud
cloudy weather, with &.eax Of tain OF SNOW.
northerly to eastorly winds, aad stationary or
rising barometer.
louA1 opsEnvAIloss.
CMIcAoo, April q,