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ARr-sPBcnL
EXTRAORDINARY SALE or
STRICTLY AMERICAN PAINTINGS
FROM TUE ACADEMY OF DESIGN
ASD STUDIOS OF THE ARTISTS
r. Leune; = = church. A H. Durand, las NJ Kart,
ana over m others q our most eminent artists forming
At auction on Thnrsday and friday june 10 and H. Al II
Oe'ocA 81" 80 ED VSoy scH iHsSS AuctOncer
ART NoTICE-PosrrIvELY FOR SALE by arc.
order S 81 ne ar Wedaesdny and hufss June %
and 10 commencing u oelocs a. salesroom - Nassau
CHARLES RODE, Auctoueer.
4 -JERR. JOHNSON. Auc11oNpER.-sALE rms
a DAf p Sa segas street Ssi 99pSe RS;. once
one imported Swiss carved Cabinet
"A FosiTivELY rms WEDNESDAY, noRNISG.
handsome and useful Household Furniture,
,oGF s ESno sna bSSgs BrSs
nnc OIL Paintings Br0nzes, &c.
10. II West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
The Psriors contain
eiaboratsy carved Parlor suits IN crimson and tan
plate Mirrors inlad and gilt Centre aud Console Tables
Ono OIL Paintings imported pairs bronze Figures and
Library contains Tmslsh Library suits Library and
brarv Tables Chairs " u ,ther, &C.
Rosewood and walnut chamber Furniture, Viz. Red
steads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus Wardrobcs, wash
stands, Lounges ~ har AMI spring Mattresses rep and
plush Bedr0sn Suits Centre Tables, Mirrors Clocks,
: Dining lufniiue CONSISTING = foot pillar Excursion
Table 90, 10 feet; hand some sideboard, Nir
rcr, DIning chairs ia leather. Dinner and lea sets
quantity silver and Plated Ware, CrOckery, Glass.
ware cabinet Howe sewing Machine also Basement
Kitchen ana hal Furniture velvet Brussels and ingram
Garnet variety ornaments am iousenold Articles
fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars.
ROBERT q. CAsHIN, Aucti0neer
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A cARvASsER wARTED-ETTHER GENTLEMAN
N or ladyi one acquainted with rs class dTessmAke
nent -
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As COACHMAN-BY A YOUNG MAN; Is A GOOD
n groom and careful driver; objection 10 the
country first class city reference Call address o.
355 9Th av.
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coAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A SITUATION WANTRp-BY SINGLE YOUNG
~ man as eoachman and gardener has three years
good reference from last employer. Address j. H. boz
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WANrED-JULY l, SITUATION. BY YOUNG MAN
w aged a. IN . white goods, lace or embroidery house
salesman stockkceper: has had three years. eI
perence in the above and give good reference from
present employer Address box los Herald ONCE.
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY AN EXPERIENCED
w bookkeeper, corresponding In the leading Ian
gu.ses nuently and who has acquired thorough zeal
ness salary moderate Alreferences produced Address
A. b., Herald Office.
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r. TRAvER, AUCrI0NEER.
81 Marshal SALE Wednesday June Q, at I0l O'Clock,
Ct Great Jones street BY write Of an execution opF
Toilet Sets Bath TUBS, large lot miscellsneous Tin
Ware Cooking Utensils ofevcry descripo Iron Ware,
Copper Saucepans wood aud willow Ware, large lok
China orockery and Glass Ware, Toys Table Cutlery.
Platewsre miscellaneous Goods too numerous TO me
ton, &c A. y. CLARK, Marshal
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A CoACHMAN AND GRooM'S SITUATION WANT
N eddy Protestant single man; thoroughly com
petent the duties appertaining thereto best city ref
crences. Address w., box l65 Herald office.
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A S C0ACHNAN-FOR MY MAN, WHO HAS SERVED
~ me faithfully two years; parting with him on
account OF going 10 Europe. Address BROWN, 5oWost
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SITUATIONS wAxrEp-rEmALs.s.


TIT WEST 10Th stan ENGLISH PROTESTANT
III young woman as expereneed plants nurss Is
capable Of taking sole charge and OF bringing up D
the bottle; best city reference; no objection y me
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A UCrIoN SALE or JEWELRY sTOCK.-wATGhEs.
n Ladies' Sets Pins Rings solid silver Ano rihIeu1-
ware Regulators 70 Clocks Gd and mitaso nrs I
lures A., in lots 10 suit the trade by COLE Mum-
ply SIp Fulton street Brooklyn on Thursday June ~
at l0h o'clock.
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A FIRST CLASS COAcHMAN WANTS A sTTUA
n ton; is young single sober and industrious
city country best reference from last employer. al
dress p. No. IL East 3lh ST.
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1-S EAST SID STA YoCNG GIRL TO TAKE
IOD care az children and make herself generally
useful no objection the country best reference IRON
place.
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111 WEST $50 STA SCOTCH PROTESTANT
lit woman as colnpetent nurse and seamstressi can
take NIL charge OF baby the country preferred best
referenceR
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~ class man single thoroughly understands bis bust
ness four years In last place; wiling and oDllRlng
good city reference. Call address T. o. 100 West
3lAt St
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HREAF PARTITION SALE,
VI STATEN ISLAND,
HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIoNEER,
office 400 Broadway

TERB, JOHNSON JR, WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
81 at Ia O'Clock on Thursday, June 10TH at Exchange
sslesroom Ill Broad by order Of Executors Of Es
tate OF Otto r. Coop, deceased. the three valuable
Houses and Lots, known Nos I'll 775 and 2 Rving-
ton street between Columbia and Cannon streets terms
liberal Particulars OF JEBE. JOHNSON, Jr., No. II
Park row, New York.
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VLyARrBD-A GOOD, STRONG GIRL TO DO GEN.
w eral housswork. Apply It sse Bowery.
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As COACHMAN-BY YOUNG sCoTCHMAN
n (siEge); milk; understands the OF horses
thoroughly best city reference Address JAMES ROSS,
Brooklyn, Post Office.
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A CoACHMAN AND GROOM IN A PRIVATE FAM
n ily, by single man English; thoroughly Under
stands his business Call address P. T.. li0 West
b0th private stable.
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lSp WEST 18TH ST TOP FLOOR, FRokr-AS
loo Ameri an girl aged IT, to take care Of ehildren
make herself useful wishes 70 go with family into
tie country recommended
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A GERMAN GARDENER (sTNGLEl WANTS A
n situation-und rstands flowers and vegetables
would make himself useiul good reference Address
B., box ia Herald office.
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OF EAST 18TH STA LADY WISHES TO PRO
- cure Z situation for vaung SIR who mas ivsu
with tor the past two years waitress and cham
bermaid well recommended.
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AS CoACHMAN-By A SINGLE MAN; soBRR
n trustworthy and honesti competent in every 70
spect; willing ana obiging; city reference OF last em
ployer. Call AT or address 4O5 7th av
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O0O EAST II7rH STA YOUNG LADY, FULLY
ZUC competent, as child's govern.ss, including
music good reference. address for three days. " L.
A LADY PHYSICIAN Homeopathic, DESIRING
n 10 travel, wishes % companion 10 an invalid
lady child speaks German and English, beat pro-
fessional references address T., station !.
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WANTEo-A BOY IN A LAW OFFICE; ONE WHO
w resides IN this city, writes fair hand, and can
furnish satisfactory references Address box 1873 Post
Office
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OF WEST I4rH ST. present EMPLOYERS
respectable girl as waitress in a respectable board
log house hotel woud take entire charge OF tue DIM
ing room. call for two days
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

I'M DRAANDE-UNE BONNIE D'ENFARTS sACHAN
" coudre ct etant munie de BONES references. S's
dresser, de 10 heures midi an n. l3s Sine EAt
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u EAST $50 STA CoIORED GIRL As WAIT.
eli ress or chamDeTmatd In = private family COCO
city reference from last place.
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A STOUT BOY, AGED l6 YEARS, WISHES A SIT
"A uation in a store would brands: good city
reference No S6 10th between 3oth and 3lst SITS
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,Iluers DeierutIne,i 70 Hold Onl.

WiLKEsnARRR April l4.-The miners
of The tehigli and Wilkesbarre Company
are fully determined not 10 resume work
unless their demand for an advance oi 10
ner cent IL granted. There are 10000
men Of the Lchigh anil Wilkesbarre CONF
pnnt alone who are idle, andsevefal thou.
sand more private operators who are
awaiting the action Of the company and
miners. No ontrAgcs Of any kind have
been committed, and there are no fears Of
any in this section atpresent unless Il ere
should be an effort 10 vote on resumption,
which yonld be prevented nt all hazards.
Business II badly prostraIed throughout
the valley on account OF the long cortin-
nod strike, |HfL.I .UUU l..
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substantially US in the direct testimony,
after which the examination was con-
tinued Us follows;
Q. Well, you felt griCved that day at
something you had done toward Tilton?
A. | should think | did
q. Well, did you explain that to him?
A. Well, Ibid, ! don't know that ex-
planned 1t; IpOured it over him, | gave
the explanation not so much by an anal
ysis and bill Of items or statements; as
the conversation went on, and j became
more and more FREQ to speak and let my
feelings out, l did pour out,
q. What induced you to advise Bowen
that he (Filton) could not or ought not TO
remain on the Brooklyn UHiOHY A, That
he was tainted man in hismoral habits,
Q. You gave that as reason why he
should not remain2 A, That was part
OF the whole conversation; the whole
conversation related to both papers, and
was not divided into chapter or vCrsO-so
much for the Independent and 80 much for
the Union, ,..
Q. Well, now, Mr.. BeeCher, the infor-
nation which you received from Bowen;
did you Use tin any way to the prejudice
OF filton2 A. had lent my ear TO 1t; l
had advised Bowen that thought he was
q tainted man, and that It would moi be
practicable for him to keep me on the
Independent and probably not on the
Brooklyn Union, ..
@. Didn't you advise in regard to the
Independent in reference to articles which
he had written and which you knew Of?
A. do not recolleCt now that | have
some allusiOn 10 them .........
@. Did not you advise him with refer
encc to the Christian Union in the light
OF your own observation and experience
In the year prior TO that interview A,
Did not advise Bowen? ...
Q. Yes, Bowen. And didn't you advise
Bowen with reference TO the continue
ton Of TiltOn's services on the Brooklyn
Union in view Of indiOsyncrasles and pc
Culiaritics OF Tilton, which you made
personal observations OF In the year prior
10 that interview nm speaking Of yonr
advice to Bowen, and ] ask you whether
you gave advice with reference 10 tho con-
tinuatiOn of the services Of TiltOn on the
DEuuhlSH CNlVH III VIC llbht W JuMl VA
perienCe and observation OF TiltOns
character A. Yes, in the light Of his
proclivities, not Of dOCtrlnal statements
and not Of sOCialistiC statements, but In
tho light Of my experience Of him as u
manager, and especially MS cooperative
worker in party or in q cause,
g. Did MOultOn convince you on the
first OF June that Tilton was u III person
to be at the head Of the Brooklyn Union,
notwithstanding your own observation
and Cxpcrience2 A. lTG convinced ne in
so far as the reasons were moral; Moul-
ton told me that on The first Of January
that Bessie Turner's story was absolutely
untrue, and that he (BeeCler) was salts
fed that he had made mistake; he be-
licved Bessie had been mistaken; Moulton
said Mrs. Morse had put wrong notions Of
TiltOns intentions into Bessie's head;
Moulton also said there never was ten
derer husband than TiltOn; his wife could
lead him with thread.
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Xstnr.r ti,n New CI,nrtcr.

NEw ORLEANS April li.-'TIe doy,.
ernDr hns vetoed the new city charter bill
Of New Orleans, stating that he did II at
the request Of the Committees Of the
Merchants Exchange, Cotton Exchange
and Chamber Of Commerce, who were
preparing city measures themselves. lie
has nlso vetoed nm act legali1ing large
amount OF Indebtedness said to I've due
the State charitable institutions. Also,
an net authorizing the parish OF Pointe
Collee 10 issue bonds, on the grolnh that
such an act would encourage e&lfaya-
pancc and increase the parish debt. Also,
an act depriving the Democratic CITY
Sheriff Of iis fees, on the ground that the
reductions made in the fee,ling Of prisoners
were oppressive and would work public
injury,
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nni,in,nrn 4 min I,nllron,I.

We gave some time ago, summary oil
the report Of operations Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for the year ending Sep
tpmber 80, 1874, nndit will be interesting
for purposes Of comparison to present
similar summary lof the report Of tue
Baltimore 4 Ohio The gross revenues oi
the latter road including It's branches for
the year were $llO4OOOO, being de-
crease Of s55s,OOO from 1873. The run
ming expenses we're sO,G75,OOOO or about
ii per cent. T'hetlCcrcase in the running
expenses (Gi2,OOO) llas been larger than
the decrease in The gross earnings, so that
the net earnings for 1874 are SiS5,OOO
larger tlan.in 1879. The company's sur
plusfnnd representing Invested capitalize
rived from net earnings which are not teP1
resented by stock or bonds now amounts
to $32, ,lGO. The roads Western blISi-
ness llas largely increased, rising to 762,-
$50 tons in 1874, from GiO,26j in 1878.
Among the itenls Of this Western trade
were ,OOO,7 battels Of Hour, and 00OS,-
30l bushels of wheat taken into Balh-
more-an increase of OO,i5l barrels Of
flour, and 2,i67,7OI bushels oiwhcat. The
live stock traffic exhibits mn increase Of
l,6l2tons During the past year there
have been laid 7,0iGtons Of steel rails on
the main stem, and the superiority Of
these over iron rails ia exhibited in The
decrease Of SIS4,iS4 in the item Of "te-
pairs Of railway" Among the improve
mcnts in terminal facilities made by the
company is new elevator at Locust
Point, completed last July II cost S7l7,-
953 its capacity isi ,5OO,OOO bushels, and
it is said to he better adapted to lis pnr-
poses than any other building Of the kind
in the country. tt.. ...fI
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Condensed kilograms.


The Berlin government journals give
tranquiliLing assurances In regard 10 the
relations Of Prussia with foreign powers.
Tile body Of John schad, Of Tette
1laute, who has been missing for two
weeks, waa found In the Wabash river
near that city yesterday evening. The
cause Of his death IL a mystery.
--Ih,thc Court Of Common Pleas Of
Dauphin county, Pa, on Wednesday
Judge Pearson fled an opinion declaring
Unconstitutional the act Of April "a, 1874,
imposing a tax Of Q cents per ton on fran
chisCs Of corporations mining and selling
coal in Pennsylvania. The case will be
taken 10 the Supreme Court.
The centennial celebration Of the or.
ganiEatiOn Of the anti.SlaVeFy Society
commenced on Wednesday morning In
Concert Hall, at Philadelphia. Vice
President Wilson called the assembly 10
order, and in a short address stated the
object Of the meeting and the history Of
the Society. After prayer, and singing
by the Hutchinson family, Dr.. VIM.
Elder delivered an eloquent review Of the
career ofthe Society since its organization.
For Additional TtllTdph Se Fourth PtW
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nnD Nnu Ynri, I,rrsbrtcrt.

NEw York, April ll.-The New York
PreslytCry yesterday elected Commiss'on.
crs t., the Cienetal Assembly which meets
In Cleveland in May next. The Pfeshy.
lery considered the application Of the
Trustees Of the l'aroChioal Schools for the
admission Of these Institutions to the ben
ciils Of the Public School system, and en-
tered protest against the appropriation,
either directly or indirectly, Of public
money for sectafinn schools in any shape
or manner whatever.
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TnE lazy mans paradise is at Bar
bourSvillc, in Kentucky, where the local
paper counted oil one afternoon forly-twO
men, women and children seated oil one
rock, attIle edge Of the mill pond, fishing
hogmoIlies, perch aud chubs are
the prevailing fish, and from this time on,
until May, suckers and perch and eat
can be caught without batting the hooks
That last is II very important feature, for
the labor Of batting the hooks Is the
scycrest work fisherman has to under
go, rs Il not only involves the putting
the bait on the hook, but is also involves
the digging Of the bait, ifaugle worms, or
the scooping Of the bait, II minnows,
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WASHINGTON.

WAsnlNaroN, April ll.--Thc Postollice
Department il in receipt Of information
that parties who have secured contracts
for alarge number Of mail routes in the
Western States nre systematically offer
Ing to sub-lct them, thereby assuming in
effect the position Of mail route brokers'
One party IN Kgnsas has sent postal
cards inviting bids for sub-letting specl'
fed routes, and stating in postscript that
he has sixty.hve routes TO dispose OF and
will send catalogues on application. The
Department has taken steps to break NJ
this business. .a a.I =
The President llas appointed L. @
Dyer, Of Tennessee, Minister to Russia
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFRICR or THE CHIEp SIGNAL OTTiCER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1850 I'm.

WAR DEpAHTMkNT, !
OFPICR or TlIE CInER SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1850 :. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, tho Middle States,
and the South Atlantic States, generally
clear weather will prevail, with a slight
rise in temperature, variable winds,
mostly from the north and west, and
stationary or rising barometer.
For the Lake region, the Upper Mis-
sissippi and the Lower Missouri Valleys,
increasing cloudiness, south to west
winds, rising temperature In the Lake
region and Mississippi Valley, and slight
changes In the barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and warmer
weather, winds shifting to sOutherly and
westerly, and rising, followed by falling,
barometer and po ssibly light rains In the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.
The Upper Ohio and Upper Mississippi
rivers viii rise. The Allegheny and
Monungahela will fall rapidly.
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vt. I.OUIN.
nAILnoAn soLp Ar AUCTION

ST. Lotus, April li.-By order Of the
United States Circuit Court The llissis.
sippi Valley 4 Western Railroad was
soli nl auction here to-day, A. b, Stone,
Of Cleveland, l,eing the purchaser, ntsix
hundred thousand dollars. The rOnd
has been in tho hands Of Joseph Shlppcn,
~ master in cllancery, and the claims
amounting to one million and q half OF
dollars have been allowed by him to be
mid out NJ the proceeds Of the sale Of the
property belonging 10 the company. The
rond il projected from KeOknk, Iowa, to
". Louis, and completed and running
from Kookuk 10 Hannibal, and 10
graded considerable distance this side
Of that place. A branch road extending
west through Lewis county belonging to
tho same cOm,iahy was sold to the same
party for Si2,bO6. Mr.. Stone says that
he boupht tho road for himself and
associates, rrid should the sale he con.
fir4nrd BY the court steps will DO iHllne.
dialely taken to lihish and put itin first
class running order.
ARRESTED on Ills own CONFESSION.
A German giving the name Of Chris
tian lIunsen surrendered himself TO The
pOlice authorities here today, saying he
Ind killed farmer named Smith Allan,
who lived about twelve miles from Waco,
Texas, on tho night Of July 3, 1871. lie
will he held until the authorities at Waco
can be heard from.
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in,n..,lnin nllliar.l rournament

UntcAoo, April l4,-Tn the Interstate
Billiard Tournament games were finished
late lnst night, as follows: Rhivcs, oil
Chicago, beat iYiverman, Of Wisconsin,
200 10 100; winners average 3 lao
shaw, di Indiana, beat Carter oi Ohio,
200 to l07; winners average . ll2.
Miller, Of New Orleans, beat Maggiolt OF
the same city, 200 to 100; winners aver
NOe g lI.i7.
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AUSTRIA.

WHOLESALE MURDER OF CHRISTIANS.
vienna, April l4.-1tis reported that
the Turks have murdered 240 Christians
in Roumaniu and Bulgaria during the
Inst three months, and that the names Of
the victims have been communicated 10
the foreign representatives in Constanti-
nOnln.
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.ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY NTELLIGENCER
Resolutions OF the Industrial
Convention on the Great Coal
Strike.

Strike.
INDlGNAPoLIs April l4.-Touching the
great coal strike in Pennsylvania, the In
dustrial Congress Of the United States,
now in session in this city, unanimously
passed the following, this afternoon;
WHEREAS, The men Of large portion
OF the anthracite coal mines Of Pcnnsyl-
vania now are, and for more than three
months past Have been locked out by six
monstrOus coal mining and carrying cor
pOratiOns, because they were unwilling to
accept q reduction Of 30 and 40 per cent
of their wages, for which reduction there
isn0 real Justification; and
WHEREAS, The said combination or
conspiracy Of railroad and coal companies
~ impelle1 10 the attempt thus to
pauperize their employees by tho fact
that 10 make tllembelYes mOnopOlies they
have borrowed and invested many mil
lions Of British capital, on which they are
pledged to pay rates Of interest which
are excessive, OnerOns and oppressive;
and
WHEREAS, The effect Of the success Of
their scheme will be practical repetition
OF the effects OF what Is known in history
rs Irish absentelsm, and,
WHEREAS, A contest Of this kind is OF
infinitely more serious moment to the
working people severally than are Ordin-
ary strikes or trade difficulties, therefore,
Resolved, That the representatives OF
Iho inIuaIniol clnganI In lO1aion nasnm-
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HAvRE, April ig.-steamship An
nigue, from New York, arrived.
New YoRK, April H. = Arrived -
Steamship Schiller, from Hamburg.
NEw YoRK, April 14.-Arrived--
Steamer Russia from Liverpool.
MoytLLE, April l4.-Arflved-steam-
ship l'fussian from Portland.
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pudilers Resnming WorI..

PnrsBuRan, April 14.-Fitty pudding
furnaces were started In ]. Painter &
Sons mills this morning. The puddlers
are resuming work d the 50 30 scale. II
L. announced that other mills will resume
This morning.