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INTEREsrING mo- CoAsrERs.
THE OCTAVIA AGAIN.

WAsHNGToS, August 20 1875
The Treasury authorities much exercised the
tender regard the State Department has for the feelings
of diplomatsts. 1t appears that the cutter
Mosswood ordered search for the whereabouts of the
Octavia has been too close to New York be efficient
for revenue service and the Octavia suspected
vessel the Collector ordered by the acting Secre-
ary of the eTreasury give the vessel active cruise
The Treasury Department assumes all responsibility for
its action, without thanks TO the State Department
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PROFESSOR JOEL PARKER'S OE
SEQUIES.
BosroS, Mass. Au,

BosroN, Mass, August 90 1875
The funeral Of the ato Professor Joel Parker was
solemnized this afternoon at Cambridge There was
large attendance of members Of the Bar and other prom
inent men. The body was buried at Mount Auburn.
The pallbcarers were Ex-Governor washburn, Judge
Gray, Professor Parsons Messrs. NJ Eyeretb r ",
Mason J, r Millidge and ]. NJ. button
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THE INTERVENTION OF THE POWERS.

LONDON, August 20 1916.
The Vienna Nelo Free Press is informed that the
British Ambassador recently forewarned the Sultan of
the action Of the three Powers, pointing out the sig
nifcance of the step.
Vienna political correspondent says the action of
Ehe Powers tender of friendly Offices nterven-
ton and thinks that the refusal of Turkey accede
their propositions not final
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, Ill., August 90 1875.
At meeting of general freight agents, held in this
city to-day reduction of freight rates Kansas City,
Leavenworth, Atchison and all Missouri River points
was agreed upon and will take effect and after the
25th inst The following rates have been established to
the above named points First class so cents; second
class 60 cents third class, so cents fourth class 40
cnnfe
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

In compliance with generally expressed desire the
Vokes family appeared last night in their amusing
specially "The Wrong Man in the Right Place" and
during its performance the audience kept constantly
laughing Fred Vokes, as Benjamin Buttontop, rre-
sstiby comic and his adventures well calculated to
amuse. ''Nan the Good for Nothing" furnished Miss
Rosina Vokes with opportunity " display real drl-
matte power, and her impersonatlOn met with warm ap
probation on the part Of the audience The engage
ment OF these amusing artists at the Fifth Avenue The
are terminates tonight There will be matinee per-
formance to-day at hali-past one NJ.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Turkey Affirme Her Ability
to Subdue the Rebels.
THE GREAT POWERS UNITED.
A Warning to Servia and
Montenegro.

CoNsTANTNoPLE, August 20, 1875
1t is oncialy stated that the news published in
oregn journals in regard TO the Herzegovnian nsur
lection is much exaggerated The Turkish government
will soon have 1S 900 men concentrated in Herzegovina
1t has been waiting until able to concentrate suf
ent force as to be able to crush the nsurrecton
with the least possible effuson of blood.
Dervsch Pacha has been ordered to take offensive
steps,
Powers entirely friendly have requested facilities to
communicate with the insurgents, for the pur-
pose of counseling submission to the Ottoman
government, and informing them that they have
nothing to hope for from the Intervention of foreign
Powers
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VHE TREATY POWERS HOLDING SERIOUS LAM

BRUSSELS, August 19, 1875.
lie Nord the Russian organ, discussing the Turkish
nsurrection says that Russia, Germany and Austria
in accord the point that the Eastern question
shall not be raised. Peace has been temporarily dis
turbed but the general peace is beyond attack
France and Italy WILL doubtless be invited to JOIN these
three Powers Turkey must recognize the need of end
ing the intoerable regime and of proceeding seriously
with reform, which has heretofore been mere pre-
fence.
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THE GOVERNORS PARDON.

ALBANY, August 20, 1875
The Governor has granted pardon TO James Mullin,
sentenced June 1s 1874 in tho county Of Monroe TO
five years Imprisonment in Auburn Prison for burglary;
also to George Booth sentenced February "a 1873 In
the county OF Orange, 10 I've years Imprisonment IN
Auburn Prison for burglary In the third degree
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO BROKERS', BANKERS AND
BUSINESS MEN.
"THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS."
TO-DAY
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS
OF THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
PER CABLE
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE
FIRST EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY.
AND CAN BE FOUND on ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
AND IN FRONT OF THE
STOCK EXCHANGE BROAD STREET.
OR SERVED BY CARRIERS TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
NO ANN STREET
HERALD BUILDING)-
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Obstruction Of nasal passages discharge falling into
throat times prose watery acrd thick and tena
couS mucous, puruent bloody putrid offensive &c In
others dryness weak named ringing in the
alterations scabs from ulcers voice altered nasal
twang offensive breath impaired smell and taste &c Few
only Of above likely TO be in
time.
To cure-Take Dr. PIKRcE's GOLDEN MEDIcAL DISCOVERY
correct the blood and system which always
faults also act specifically does upon the diseased
glands lining the and its communicat
Ing The Of this odious disease the
positive belief that If would make treatment per-
iecy successful in curing must constitutional treat
through the blood as we'll as soothing and heal
ing application DR. SAGRs CATARRH REMEDY when used
and applied with DR. PlERoEs NASAL DQUcHE effects
upon rational and scientific principles
mild soothing and healing properties TO which the dis
gradually yields whom the system has been put in perfect
only perfectly safe scientific and successful mode of
ing and healing IL
DIscovsRY. CArARRH REMEDY and DoUcuE sold by
dealers in medicines the world over.
STREET SWEEPING MACHINES. SMITHS PAT
en-Rights for sale by ROBERT H. SMITH, I.s0S Jeher
son street. Philadelphia.
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THE SECRETARYSHIP OF THE IN
TERROR.

CHICAGO, Ill., August 90, 1875.
Hon. ]. Russell Jones to the truth of the report
that he had been rendered the Secretaryship of the
Interior replied that matters in such shape
present he could not give a definite answer
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THE STEPS PROJECTED TO INSURE PEACE.

PARIS, August ~, 1879.
lie Temps says it has received information con6rma-
tory Of lie Nors article, to the effect that Russia, act
Ing In conjunction with Germany and Austria intends
making appeal to the Powers of Europe in favor Of
settling the Herzegovinian difficulty by understand
ing among all the countries interested thus averng all
danger of European
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Undoubtedly interesting nOve-fe like aud FREQ from
vugarity.-Court Circular London.
much that good in this novel The dialogue II
bright aud pleasant the interest is well susainedstaR
dard, London.
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RECOVERY OF THE STOCK MARKET.

THE EASTERN TROUBLE cEAs1Na TO GIVE ANY
FURTHER ALARM.
LONDON, August 20, 1875.
All signs Of panic in consequence Of the Eastern
trouble have disappeared, and the stock market has
completely recovered from the depression Of the last
two days
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

PoRT JERvIs, August 20, 1875
John Pastoria, Italian, drowned last evening,
about eight O'Clock, while bathing In the Neversnk
River in this village He was seized with cramps and
sank before assistance could rendered His body has
not been recovered He q cabinet maker, about
twenty -four old
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Average temperature yesterday bH
year. soh
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A DRY GOODS FAILURE.

TORONTO, Ont, August 20, 1875.
The liabilities of MoGat Brothers, wholesale dry
goods merchants, who suspended recently amount to
e3OO 600
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FRANCE.

THEIRS DECLINES TO BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE
SENATE
LONDON, August 90 1875
The Ne,os correspondent at Paris reports that ex-
President Theirs declines be candidate for the Sen.
ate preferring to remain in the Lower House
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THE USAGES OF WAR.

BERLIN, August 90, 1875.
The North German Gazette says nothing is known in
political circles in Berlin of Russia intending convoke
O conference on the usage of in the near future
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. in
dicated by the thermometer al Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building
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LONDON FESTIVITIES.

LONDON August 90 1875.
The annual banquet of the Chamber of Commerce
takes pace To night
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MASSACRE OF FIFTY TURKISH FAMILIES BY THE
insufficient

LONDON, August 90, 1875.
special despatch to the Standard from Vienna
represents that fifty Turkish families perished when the
insurgents destroyed Berbir and Svinjar.
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FRANK LEE BENED1CTS NOVELS,
published by

HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above
works by mail postage prepaid 20 any part o VA Cutod
States or Canada ~ geSaipi Of the prlsa'
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MOVEMENTS OF THE TURKISH TROOPS.

Dervsch Pacha with five batalions OF rregulars and
three regiments of infantry is advancing for the pur
pose of dislodgng the insurgents from their positions
between Mosar and Kick
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

THERE ARE THREE EXCELLENT REASONS WHY
gentlemen and seaside resorts should
uso ILRNNs SULPHUR Soar First, II thoroughly purifes
the skin Secondly, u removes eompexonal bcmiShes
Thirdly IL protects the cutcle from tan and freckes.
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SPAIN.

DEATH OF cARIIsT COLONEL
MADRID, August 20, 1875
The CarlisL Colonel Rpon has been killed in SEQ
dUrgeL
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CHARLIE ROSS.
WHITEHALL, August

WHITEHALL, August 70, 1919.
child answering to the description Of Charlie Ross
has been discovered at schuyers Falls Pattsburg
He Is with colored family.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE FEMALE SEX
suffer peculiar diseases which the PERUVIAN SYRur
will
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ILL LUCK OF THE INSURGENTS.

LONDON August 20, 1875
I A special despatch from Vienna reports that the
erzegovnian insurgents have been forced raise the
siege of Trebgne and some have been driven unarmed
across the frontier.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
AUTOMATIC TENSION.

The WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY have just placed upon the market NEW
SEWING MACHINE, with
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DATE OF DEPARTURE FROM SOUTHAMPTON NOT
YET DETERMINED ON.

SOUTHAMPTON, August 90, 1875.
The date of departure and the destination of the
United States squadron lying in this harbor have
not been determined but it will probably sail the 1st
of September for Plymouth where it will anchor a
short time, and then sail in the direction of Gibraltar
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

A BENEFACT1ON TO RUPTURED MEN.-THE
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50 Broadway, with their
Ingenious remarkable appliance, always safely hold the
worst rtptures comfortably til permanently cured
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SERIOUS ADVICE OF THE TREATY POWERS.

PARIS August 90 1875
The Memorial DploDsatiqse says all the Powers have
agreed in urging servia and Montenegro to remain
neutral in the present conflict and that this advice will
be backed by force if necessary
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

REARNEY'S SUPERIOR EXTRACT BUCHU
Gravel Diabetes Brghts Disease General Debility,
Dyspepsia all diseases the Bladder and Kidneys sold
BY all druggists
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH

ONE SINGLE BOTTLE OF SHAKE NO MORE
permanently the very Of Fever and Ague
DIR. W H. PANCOAST, proprietor Milestone, n. j.
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This is the most marvellous improvement Of the day
ing Machines In practical utility ecpses everything
hitherto invented There Is Of tension required
this Machine and perfect work is guaranteed kind
thickness of material Main office, 6oo Broadway, New
u
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A-MATTHEWS PURE SODA WATER-'eTHE
most refreshing and wholesome beverage all times" Dis
pensed 2oO0 In New York aud vicinity The
rHEws ArPARArus dspees beverages free from all
nation. John MATTUkWSA New York
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
only storekeepers conscientiousy
mend $40 So $l4 DOZEN sold by obber sample mailed
81 -. ISAAC A. SINGER manufacturer, 694 Broadway.
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AT FLUSHING-LOTS $500
AT FLUSHING-Six miles from New York city.
AT FLUSHING-Two Lines of railroad
AT FLUSHING-Seven railroad depots.
AT FLUSHING-lO3 trains daily.
AT FLUSHING-From 30 A NJ till midnight
AT FLUSHING-Fare only T5s cents.
AT FLUSHING-Gas and water in pipes.
AT LUSHING-Prettiest city in America
AT FLUSHIN(s-Excellent schools and churches
AT FLUSHING-liood markets and stores.
AT FLUSHIN(f-Shade trees everywhere.
AT FLUSHING-Fine boating and fishing
AT FLUSHING-Over 10000 population
AT FLUSHING-Finely graded streets
For Flushing half hour in the day either
by James slip ferry from foot Chambers East Rvert
Thrtyiourth ferry and Long Island Railroad
right hand side of ferry Hunters Point Our office Ia
Main depot in Flushing aud saesmeu
will show you the lots
AS the fare is SO remarkably cheap have free passeA
For maps and full particulars call upon address
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK, Publisher.
$50 Third avenue. corner Twenty sixth street
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and powerful novelist has arisen. II sell
dom that rise rom Tho perusa Of with the
Of excitement which Mr. Benedict has produced.
Mr.. Benedict IS real dramatist this girl
sonate unprincplea, scheming and worldly and o her
lover not ambitious particularly worldly but sendul
ent and interruptions amply told a. IL Is in language
that could scarcely be moro expressive u Il that per-
sonal experience Fanny St Simon the OF
insight and though less striking because Of far and
not inconsistent and cashng attributes the hero
Is most living sketch Equally life like though Of simpler
elements is that OF her boy lover Roland and there
single character in the story the
that we should stgmatizs lay hgurenot evn that Of
MT. Alleyne, the ideal who has falth-very im-
prooable-tn 81 simon the sharper and at whose
possessions and position Fanny's ambition aims
We don't remember any picture Of the unregenerate.
natural man-u we may be allowed the expression Of
young womanmore powerful than this OF Fanny ST. Simon
with impulses Of mixed good aud bad without principle
and with only enough propyety keep her toeaby sas
before tho world We rejoice recognise
novelist Of real genius who knows and depicts powerfully
some Of the most striking and passions Of tho
hum hear London.
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ST. sIMoN's NIECE
IN Erark - Renrdi.

Author OF MY Daughter Einor Miss Dorothys Charre"
John WOrshiugton's Name" kc
svo, paper, 81 cloth, 81 So
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can now be purchased through 10 Saratoga
Take Herald train TO Schenectady where carriages will
in time for breakfast
Fare from New York, including deli ghtgd drive OF 20
miles through the country,
Close connection made by rail for George
Luzerne and Sehroon. arriying there before
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
Local Intelligence.

WHO Has LOST BoY3-Poetmaster e.
W.. RiAggOld has received the following
letter from the postmaster Of the ifni
little town of Cooperstown, New York. in
relation to little waif said to have been
taken from New Orleans. We publish it
with the hope that it may meet the eye of
some one who may know of the circum-
stances Of the case. The letter was turned
over to the Superintendent of Police:
oYT-cs or THE PosTMAsTER, }
Cooperstown, Oswego county. n. Y.
January ~, 1875.
MR.. PosTMAsTER-There was boy
brought to our Orphan House on the
twenty-fifth Of last November by Bishop
Divan, Of Albany, New York. He secured
him from o Mrs. Kenny, q missionary at
Havana. The child was found in circus
in Cuba, and by the authorities taken from
them for abuse, and delivered to the Ameri.
can consul. He gave him to the missionary
to fetch to the States. l have just learned
that the circus company took him from the
poorhouse in your CITY. Said boy 10 five or
ak years old, with high, broad forehead.
Light eyebrows, hazel eyes, brown hair.
rather straight built. fair complexion. and
has the appearance of good parentape:
Gays his name is Charley, and used to ride
in carriage with his Eother before the
circus woman got him. He saws he had a
baby sister. Can You set on foot an inquiry
in relation to this boyl II he was taken
from the poOrhOuse by the circus company.
that fact can be found out. If you can End
out anything about this boy, it will be
gratefully received. Yours.
T. s. BLODGETT, Postmaster,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

No. 2972-Administration Sexies.1
WHEREAS, The levee front Of the city of
new Orleans is Obstructod in many places
by large quantities Of ballast, to the injury
OF the commerce of the city, and
Whereas, The landings and streets lead
ing thereto require Improvement and re-
palr;
Be it ordained, That the Administrators
of Improvements be and is hereby au-
thorizcd to purchase all the ballast now
on the levee front, or such portion of
the same as may be suitable for the
improvement of the levee front and streets
leading thereto, provided the cost thereof
shall not exceed the sum of sixty cents
per ton, and upon such terms of pay.
ment as may be agreed upon between
said Administrator and the owners Of the
said ballast
Be it further ordered, That tho Admins
traitor OF improvements 10 hereby author
lzed to purchase such cargoes Of ballast az
many hereafter arrive ct this port, in case
the same shall be required for the use of
the city and upon the terms herein set
forth; provided that in case the vessel laden
with ballast shall be required to discharge
ballast SO purchased at wharf, other than
the wharf to which she is destined by her
owners or agents, and for the convenience
of the city, then the Administrator Of I'm
provements may agree to pay the cost of
towage, not to exceed $50 per vesse'.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. February 2, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

agreement. with Ocean, zeregs & Co. a>A
their associates as will make them respoAr
sible to said contractor for Ill cash pay
ments TO be made according to the pnovi-
sions OF this ordinance, within the limits of
their individual subscriptions, aud that the
city shall be rendered liable only for tho
application and relinquishment of the levee
dues from said wharf to the reimburse ment
Of the parties for the amount of the cost Of
said work, as approved by ths City Snx
veyor.
Sec. S. BE it further ordained, ETC., That
Ocean, Zerega 4 CO., agents Of the Southern
line Of steamships; A. X. Miller Il Co., agentes
Of the State Limo Steamship Company,
shall have a preferred claim for the use Of
said wharf for the landing of the different
steamships of their respective lines, until
they shall have been refunded tte full
amornt Of their several subscriptions.
SEC. 6. Bs it further ordained, etc, That
the Administrator Of Improvement Is is
hereby required to embody the spirit and
intent of this ordinance as nearly a. Doe.
sible in the advertisement TO be made &C..
cording to law for the adjudication'ef the
work to the lowest responsible bidder.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, February g 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

MAYoRALrG OF NEW ORLEANs !
City Hall. February ;, 1875. {
No. Decentralization Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priations be and hereby made, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator OF Finance in nav.
ment of the same, whenever there shall be
money in the city treasury to the credit of
the appropriate fund for each account,
from tse revenues Of the year 1874, and not
ctherwi appropriated:
johnson Armstrong, stationery and bind
ing for Department of Finance in Decem-
Der, 1874. approved, $50 40.
Mrs. e. Bunner, vegetables for CITY
Workhouse In December, 1874, approved,
Sill.
j. w. Roger. milk for CITY Workhouse in
December, 1874. approved. 50.
Supplemental pay roll Of the Department
OF Commerce for the month Of December,
1874, approved, SAG 81.
New Orleans Republican Printing Gem.
pany, for printing proceedings of Council
in December, 1874, approved, $50
u. Huth, Tor services az laborer on streets
in the late city Of Carrollton, for the month
of January, 1874, omitted in pay roll, as
testified by streets and landings committee.
$50 Is.
Paul Betbancourt, transferee Of II. S.
Latcurette, Fifth Justice of the Peace for
fees in criminal cases for the month Of June
1874. as per detailed bill, approved, So6l rs.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, February 2, 1875.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke.
Landry, Mccarthy. Pilsbury.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.