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THE SCHILLER.

[sPEc1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
WORK OF THE DIVERS AROUND THE wREcK-A
PORTION OF THE CARGO VISIBLE
LONDON, May 2s, 1875.
The divers who are working around The
wreck Of the steamship Schiller were down
nine hours to-day.
RESULT OF THEIR OPERATIONS.
They recovered ton Of metal piping Much
Of the cargo is visible.
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last Friday morning number OF SOL
diers, under command Of Captain walker,
entered camp at Gordon City, Neb.,
and burned fourteen wagons, rattons
and other supplies and arms, and destroyed every
thing belonging 10 the Black Hills rranspor IA
tion Company, except some baggage, which they
loaded into Wagons and started for Fort Rand ALL
making the men go on foot. although some OF
tlem were baretooted. The mules gave out on
the way ana much OF the baggage was thrown
out OF the wagons After the capture
the officers ransacked fhe camp, helping them
selves to anything they could use, aud then
turned the SOLDIERS loose at the remainder, with
out hindrance.o
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EARTHQUAKES.
A Series OF Alarming aud Fatal Shocks in
Asia Minor.
Hundreds Of Persons Killed and
Wounded.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, May %, 1875.
the Levant Herald says:-
Aseries OF terrible earthquake shocks occurred
at the beginning OF May in the province OF
Bro7ssa, Asia Minor.
SIX HUNDRED HOUSES DESTROYED.
six hundred houses were destroyed. Accounts
SO far received show that number
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED COUNTED BY HUN
DREDs.
One hundred ana sxty-one lives have been lost
and 1877 persons were injured
The total number OF the killed is stlll unknown.
THE AFFLICTED TowS-Irs POSITION, POPULATION
AND TRADE.
The Turkish town OF Broussa--caed indls-
crtminately Broussa -Bursa and Brusa-whch
has suffered fatally by the visitation or series
OF shocks OF earthquake, as reported to us by
cable, is situated IN Asia Minor, in the province Of
Ana.olia, at the north foot OF Mount olympus,
nfty-seven miles south southeast OF Constantine.
pie. 1t is The capital or a sanjak. The population
is about 10000, including about 1000 Armenians,
1000 Greeks and 1880 Israelcs. 1t is built on
declivlty, in very fertile nelgnborhood and has
magnificent external appearance. The houses are
mostly OF earth or wood and the streets narrow.
but kept very clean by an abundance OF treams.
IL has between 200 and 800 mosques,
some very handsome, large Dazaars numerous
khans and colleges, several churches and syna-
gogues, Armenian and other schools, and extern
sive suburbs. It's mineral baths have been famous
In all ages; they are OF various kinds and temper
atures ana mostly under cover OF fine buildings.
Northwest OF the city are large swimming pools.
The citadel on a rock near the centre OF the town,
Is mostly OF Genoese construction and the city
tains various remains OF antiquity. Broussa is
one OF the most nourishing commercial emporiums
In the Turkish dominions Its principal trade Is
IN raw silks. 1t mas manufactures OF satin, cotton
cloths, carpets, and It has also tapestry, gauZe
and large traffic in corn, opium and meerschaum
clay. Broussa was anciently the capital OF b.
thynia, and after the capture or Orchan, In 1885, 1t
continued TO be the capital and burial place OF the
Turkish sultans until Amurath removed his seat OF
empire TO Aurianople. In 1916 some newly con-
structed government silk factories were destroyed
BY fre, involving loss or nearly 100000.
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ENGLAND.

FRENCH MUNICIPAL VISITORS ExPEcTED-ARMY
HoNoEs TO THE ARrsTocRAcY.
LONDON, May 2e-5 A. NJ.
The Project OF the Seine will shortly visit Lon
don, returning the recent visit OF the Lord Mayor
to Paris Great festivities are contemplated.
the chief municipal digni.aries OF Europe and
America Will be invited to London on the occasion
HIGH RANK IN THE ARMY.
The Prince OF Wales, the MARQUES or Tweeddale
and General Sir John Fitzgerald are gazetted as
field marsnas.
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THE M00DEY. SANKEY REVIVAL.

EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF THE AMERICAN
MISSIONARIES IN ENGLAND POLICEMEN AID
ING THE PEOPLE 70 CONVERSION
LONDON May 20, 1875.
The revival services are almost continuous
throughout the day and evening in the Haymarket
opera House and the enthusiasm Is unabated.
considerable body OF police is required to
clear tho way Tor eacn departing congregation
through the crowcs waiting for admission to the
rmoceeding meeting.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s, 1876
One OF che gentlemen OF the Centennial Board
OF Finance yesterday received a letter from Bel
GUM, showing tnat tbat government viii avail IT.
SELF OF this opportunity OF studying American In
dustries. After speaking Of the surprise in store
for Americans the display which win be made
by Belgium the writer says :-"Tney will send ex-
perts Ia all the various trade and arts so as not
only TO be strong 10 specimens, nut to be also
strong IN information tnat they arc 70 collect or
home use.V This spirit oil inquiry and compare
son Will also be manifested by other European ma.
tfong.
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CHoIcE AND Rare BOOKS.

THoICE AND RARE BOOKS,
now on exhibition At the Clinton Hall saleroomA
An extremely nne collection Of imported Books com
prisins rare, one and valuable Works on Art Galleries
OF Paintings and Sculpture, Classical Antiquities,
Scenery. Costume, collection OF EngrAvinss, an
extensive collection OF Books in elegant ana
costly bindings suited for the library OF gentleman,
including nne Copies Of Musee Royale ct Francois,
Roberts Egypt The Abbotsford waverley, strangers
Ptctures also choice Books in the various departments
Of History, Biography. Poetry and the Drama, Bellies
Letters &C. &C. editions in richest bindngs One
series on Namral History, 4c., ac.
The Aucuoneers request attention % this one ofthe
anest collections Books exposed for sale in this
city The whole 70 be sid by auction Tuesday,
June i an following evening.
me Messrs. LEAvITT Auctioneers
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AHr NEWS IN RRnnKLYN.

reporter or the HERALD called at the residence
OF the family in Brooklyn last night ana found
the relatives OF the late Mr. Cameron In great dis
tress. NO further intelligence than that given
above had been received by them. INQUIRIES
among the friends OF the deceased confrmeu the
testimony gwen Ot his deep religious character.
He was an ear est and constant attendant at the
sabbath school, aud as soon his preliminary
education was finished he expressed desire TO
enter the ministry, for which profession no was
preparing at Tinity College, Hartford, at the time
of his sudden death.
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LONDON CHANGE.

AN ANXIOUS DAY IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF AMERICAN STOCKS LIKELY TO PRODUCE
FAILURES.
LONDON, May %, 1878.
To-morrov's settlements at the Stock Exchange
are awaited with some anxiety.
APPREHENSION OF FAILURES.
1t Is feared that The tall In Erie and Anglo-Amer-
lean Telegraph stock VIII cause some failures.
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SWEDEN AND GERMANY.

THE LITTLE SCANDINAVIAN POWER APPROACH
ING THE GREAT EUROPEAN rMPERIALIsTs.
BERLIN, May %, 1875.
The King and queen Of sweden have arrived in
this city on a visit to the Emperor OF Germany.
Inc North German Gazette says this visit has
political significance, and sees in II a MANIFESTO
ton OF swedens support Of the policy OF the three
Emperors
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THE. RIsToRT TROUPE ROBBED.

ST. Louis, May %, 1875.
While she Rlstori troupe we're coming from
Indianapolis TO ST. Louis last Saturday they were
robbed OF $4,000 worth OF diamonds. YESTERDAY
afternoon detectives arrested the coIored porter
OF the sleeping car In winch the troupe came TO
the city and found the missing gems In his nos
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DECORATION DAY.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May %, 1875.
The graves OF the Confederate dead buried al
Mount ollvet and Mount Calvary Cemeteries, were
decorated with Mowers this afternoon Large
numbers OF federal and ex-federal soldiers were
present ana participated In the ceremonies. Rev.
DE. N, q. Kelly delivered the oration
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WALES.
THE WOE

The woRKNGMEN's STRIKE ENDED-wAdYs
REDUCED.
LONDON, May 20, 1875.
The strike In South wales is ended, the men hav-
ing agreed to a reduction OF twelve and half per
cent Ir wages.
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THE BRITISH HAVEN IN SIGHT.

LONDON, May 2s-P.M
Al noon the English coast was In view from the
steamer which is accompanying Paul Boyton.
THE CHANNEL TOURIST HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS.
At that hour Boyton was fresh and confident OF
success
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A GERMAN BISHOP SUMMONED TO SURRENDER
his SEE.
BERLIN, May %, 1878.
The Governor OF Wcstphalla mas summoned the
Bishop OF Munster 10 resign his see.
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nRIGHT's DISEASE, DIABETES, DRoPsY, GRAvEL
ID Calcuous Govt Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Disc ase o
the Liver kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland PremS
lure Prostitution Organic Debility, ana chrome AHe0
tons ancurable by general practltioners s1ty pas
I2mo. pamphlet, exDlaining a successful treatment ~
NATURES Specific, Bethesda Mineral spring Water and
Or. A. HAWLrY HEATH the author and proprietor,
of hopeless eases cured sent Depot and recepuoa
rooms No 200 Broadway. New York.
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A.-A.-"oUlFYTS FOR THE COUNrRY.n-GO
70 BROOKS, who is selling good Ladies' Boor for 81 So
Children'S SHOES, best. very cheap; 'Gentlemen's
Pumps and Low suoFs specialize The largest assort
nj OF Doors and SuoEs the city, Mt prices
], 1876 .Bronl way, corner Twenty -ninth street
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ALASKA CASSIMERES.-rHl SUMNER HAT
perfection o. elegance and comfort, has Just been in
troduced by KNOX. Those who want TO be considered
in The fashion should make early purchase at u.
Broadway In his Fifth Avenue Hotel establishment
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TO MOVERS On THE IST or MAY.-BEFoRE
put down your carpets clear the house of reaches
ami bed bugs with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER Pepper
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AN ENGLISH THEATRE BURNED.

LONDON, May 20, 1875.
The Theatre Royal at Leeds was destroyed By
nre last night.
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Coy hED WITH Ehu IlONS. CURED.
CLAyERAcK, Columbia County, N. Y.

u
DEAR SIR am sixty years OF age, and have been
afflicted with salt Rheum In the worst form for great
mary years until accidentally. / of your
books which described my case exactly. bought your
Golden Medical Discovery ana took two bottles and
halt aud was entirely cured. From my shoulders to
my hands was entirely covered with erupuons also
face ana body. likewise afflicted with kneu-
mntisn, that walked with great difficulty. aud that
entirely cured. May God you long life 10
main blessing 10 mankind. With uniol3 gratitude.
Mrs A. W WILLIAM
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SUCCESS ALMOST ASSURED.

LONDON, May 2S, 1873.
Ata quarter to I'VE p NJ. Boyton was within
easy distance OF Folkestone and his success was
considered certain.
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ALL IN WANT OF MEDALS BADGES, MARKS,
CROSSES JEWELS Of any description can find them Mt
HAYWARD's, 2i3 Broadway, over Knox's hat store.
corner Fulton street..
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DAyID,S SUMNER STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'S
HArs pearl Cassmercs and stiff and soft Felt Hats;
perfect ventilation In our dress specially sales
room, 29Jli Broadway, near Duane street
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A.-PIMPLEs. ERUPrIoNs, ROUGH skim

A.-PIMPLES. ERUPrI0NS ROUGH SKIM
The system being put under the influence OF DR..
Perces GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY tor a few weeks,
the skin becomes smooth clear, soft and yelvey, and
being illuminated with the glow Of perfect health from
within true beauty stands forth in all its glcry The
effects OF all medicines which operate the system
thraueh the medium OF the blood are necessarily some
what slow, no matter how good the remedy employed.
While one to three bottles clear the skin OF plmpes.
blotcnes, eruptlons, yellow spots, cOmedones
'grubs, dozen may possibly be required to soma
cases where The system with scrofuous viru
lent blood poisons The OF all these diseases how
ever from the common pmple to the worst scrofua,
with the use OF this most potent agent only matter OF
tune. Sold by dealers in medicines.
IN rlI tuIr
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ATTENTION is CALLED TO THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANYiS comfortable instrument Tor the
permanent of Rupture. sold at 6S3 Broadway.
Patronized by government and eminent physicians
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GREENS SHORT HISTORY or THE ENGLIsH FEC
PIE. A Short History OF the English People BY y;
Green, N. A., Examiner IN the school Of Modern hs
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AS CATARRa PRODUCES CONSUMPTION, USE
WoLCorTs CATARRH ASSIaILAToR For all physical pain
use PAIN PAINT 90 Chatham street
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A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN.-ALASKA, CAS-
simere straw HATS lowest prices. l.. ERNEN-
VEIN lf8 Nassau street, spruce.
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ALI SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cureu.-For terms send 25c. 10 Mr. VAN DYKE. l,32l
Green street, Philade lphin. Pa.
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HAvEN,s MEXICO our Next Door Neighbor. Recent
Sketches OF Mexico nv the Rev. Gilbert Haven, D.:
Bishop in the Methodist Episcopal CHURCH WIKI
Maps and illustrations. Crown. svo, Cloth, - o.
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MS ENTRY TO THE WATER.

Boyton entered the water at nine minutes past
three this morning and struck out for England.
At balr.past Jour A. M. the weather at Cape Girls
nez was thick, and at forty-nve minutes past ave
O'Clock A. NJ. a fog was spreading.
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THE KAISER AND THE POPE
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STILL NEARER TO THE SHORE.

LONDON, May 2s-2:3o A. M.
At one O'Clock this morning Boytcn was three
miles from Dover.
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success.

LONDON May 28-3 P. II.
At two O'Clock this afternoon Paul Boyton was
eight miles or Dover.
ALL wELL-UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES.
he was in excellent spirits ana had hoisted the
American nag He was using both sail and
paddle.
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DEDICATE AND DECORATE, AND BUY YOUR
HATS at DUUGAN's, lO2 Nassau and Sc Ann streets.
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DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy for CHrLLs AND FEVER MALARIA
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The American Sea-W Walkers Journey from
the French for the English Coast.
His Direct Line Of Intrama-
rine March.
RECORD OF HIS PROGRESS.
Preparing to Land---ln Good Condition
and Not Fatigued.
LONDON, May rs, 1877;

At eight O'Clock this morning Paul Boyton had.
progressed seven miles in a direct line from the
French coast and was making steadily for the
English shore.
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Hereafter. illustrated by more than lnree hundred
Original Anecdotes. BY the Rev. j. q. Wood, ~ A., r.
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IN GOOD CONDITION.
PREPARING TO LAND.

he was in good condition and showed no signs
or fatigue.
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THE WORK OF GOD IN GREAT BRITAIN: undei
MesSrs Moody and Sankcy. 1873 TO 1879. With Bio
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STILL ON HIS JOURNEY.

It Is expected he win land about three O'CLOCK
A. III. to-day.
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STILL ON ELS JOURNEY.
LoNroN, May %, 1875.
A despatch from Folkestone, dated May %, eight
M. says Boyton, at twelve minutes past i've
p NJ, was six miles southwest OF Dover.
HIS strength was unimpaired.
ONWARD AND INWARD.
A despatch sent from Folkestone half an hour
later reports Boyton then still on the voyage.
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a CONTRARY CURRENT coMpELs HIN TO DRIFT A
LITTLE FROM Els COURSE.
LONDON, May %, SAM.
Boyton encountered o contrary current near the
English coast and drifted some distance to the
northeast.
favorable change was anticipated early in the
morning.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE RE-
moves all Wrinkles Try it. No West Twenty-nfth
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WIGS, TOUPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUSs, PRAC-
teal Wig Maker and Importer OF human Hair a East
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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/ GILDEPsLEEyF,s PsRsIUs The Satires OF A.
| Persus Flaccus Ldited by Basil L. GiIdersleeve.
Ph.D ciottIneenl LID. Professor Of Greek III the
University Virginia limo, Cloth, ~ Is
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP is A PERMANENT
tome Alcoholic stimulants afford only temporary
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DONOvANS LARGE DINING ROOMS, NO.
East Twelfth street. are completed. Large dinner
parties a speciality; also table d'hote
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rHE GORDON BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION CAP
TURED By THE TROOPS.

OMAHA, Neb., May %, 1875.
Information mas been received rom Fort Lara.
mie that the Gordon Black Nus outfit, wnicn
bluned Captain Walker Oh and proceeded On their
way, we're captured by Colonel Arson Mills com.
mand. The entire OUTFIT, excepting enough pro-
visions 70 last them until they reached Fort
Randall was destroyed. Gordon the ea0er,
Is en- route TO Cheyenne, a prisoner. The re.
mander OF the party arc ca route TO Fort Randall,
under the escort Of Captain walkers command.
captain WALKER has their arms ana munitions.
THIS IL an evidence OF the efficient watchmness
the military over the Black Hills country.
SUPPLIES AND ARMS BELONGING TO AN ExPE-
DfTroN DESTROYED BY SOLDIERS.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May 2s, 1878.
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