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The New York herald., 1875-08-22
THE DIRECT CABLE.

The managers OF the Direct United States Cable Com.
pany at No 16 Broad street. make the following
ment of the condition OF the line, given in their
latest London advices:-
The Faraday went out in April to complete the laying
of the cable 1t started somewhat too carly but when
the ice cleared away laid its cable and messages were
transmitted between New York and the office in Lon
don at speed of about twelve words per minute There
was however rifng defect in the insulation about
$50 miles from Newfoundland. A like defect exists in
the French cable of tho Anglo Company, and is rather
theoretical than practical fault, for 1t does not in
terfcre with the transmission OF messages, and curl
ously enough rather increases the speed OF transmits
sion The Faraday however, ordered on her return
voyace TO cut out this defect She therefore broke
the cable two places, separated about thirty five
miles from each other on breaking the Irish end last
Saturday week. she called attention to the fact that she
had only fifty miles of surplus cable on board and that
while nity miles ought to be enough even with slack, to
lay thirty five miles, yet that it might perhaps be safer
to have more The company had about seventy moro
miles in London and after some discussion between the
ship and the Office, through the cable, II was deter
that she should return England to take in these
seventy miles She will start again to the gap
Her business will be to take up the Irish end to splice
the cable board, to out thirty five miles OF
cable and then effect the final splice to the American
end in shallow water There is reasonable doubt,
therefore, that the cable of the company will be open
for public traffic in few weeks.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
THE WASHINGTON RING.
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS LIGHT AS TO
THE SILK BURGLARY-ARREsr OF THE SON |
OF JUDGE FIsHER-sc SCHNEIDER RELEASED ON



THE SILK BURGLARY-ARREsT OF THE son
OF JUDGE F1sHER--scHNEIDE RELEASED ON
BAIL
WASHINGTON, August 21, 1875
In June last the large dry goods store of Perry &
Brother, on Pennsylvania avenue robbed on Sun
day afternoon Of $4,000 worth of silks and
laccs The store was in tho most frequcntcd
locality and the detectives sought a clcw to the
robbers tracing tho property and Of the burglars
Baltimore Two-thirds OF the goods were recovered.
A party who gave the of Schneider was arrested
and identified having been oungng in the local
ty OF the store the day Of tho robbery Tho boncss
Of the theft, in connection with the fact
that the senior member Of tho firm is
an old resident OF tho city of the mcmoralists in
connection with the District investigation and had been
as much an object of persecution as Columbus Acxan-
der, upon whom the District Ring attempted to lascn
couson in tho we'll known safe burglary robbery cX.
cited the attention of the merchants who were free
in the expression OF the opinion that this was
another desperate effort TO put oboquy upon
firm that had by is integrity helped to encourage the
Congressional investigation The prompt action Of the
detectives did lessen the suspicion in the minds of
the Perry Brothers, who Immediately removed their
valuable silks to Now York. and announced that they
would no longer keep on hand duplicate patterns
A SAFE BURGLARY DEVELOPMENT.
Tho sequel of tho robbery is repetition OF the safe
burglary When Schneider was lodged in jail he sent
for Richard Harrington, who, in the capacity of As
sisant United States Dstrst Attorney, had caused the
release of Benton of New York the party apprchcndcd
for blowing open the District Attorneys Safe and
in whose possession, on the steps OF Mr..
Alcxandcrs house, found the books and
papcrs that were TO destroy Alcxandcr's
influence before the Congressional Committee 1t will
hat tl,. hail YInH f.,sn
worthless and the prisoner has never been heard from
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
ITALY.
TT1oN WITH THE UNITED STATES
POSTAL CoNvENTI'

POSTAL CONVENTION WITH THE UNITED STATES
PROVIDING FOR THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.
ROME August u, 1876.
Negotiations with the United States for tho exchange
of postal money orders continue convention will
probably be agreed to ard go into operation year
Apartments in the American College have been pre-
pared for Cardinal McCloskcy
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
THE ABBOTSFORD.

VERDICT OF THE COURT OF INoUIRY-AN ERROR
OF JUDGMENT BY THE CAPTAIN.
LONDON, August q, 1875.
The investigation by tho Board Of Trade into the loss
Of the steamer Abbotsford has resulted in verdict
that her captain mado Of judgment, but his
certihcat is returned to him.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
GENERAL pAk1Ns RECEPTION IN pRooK1Yx.

GENERAL DAKIN's RECEPTION IN BROOKLYN.
Brooklynites naturally proud of anything and
everything that is conducive to the glory of her citi
zcns and her municipality. In this cycle of slander
and abuse especially is the City of Churches,
which has been, whether Justly or unustly under
going much vituporaton, proud of that which tends
her aggrandzemen. In the possession Of an old rest
dent Of their city in the world renowned rifle team they
plume themselves not little. Hence 1t is that for a
month past the leading officers and men of the Second
division, National Guard OF which General Dakin is
Major General, have been discussing the ways and
means of best showing their admiration of his
surpassed efforts IN getting in shots in bulls eyes
the targets of the Old World at long range. 1t
at first proposed by several Of the staff officers that
there should be parade in honor OF the General The
parade after repeated discussions abandoned how
for the reason that the rank and file will be called
upon for inspection, parade and review three days in
the fall which is now at hand. IL is also known
that General Dakn would oppose parade for his spe-
cia honor In view OF the fact that il would inconvcni
large body of business who could not afford
to lose much time. banquet then the
method chosen of giving vent to their feelings
OF regard and il decided that civilians
should take part in the entertainment. The officers
chose from among their numbers, executive
mtttee the banquet, Colonel McIecr Lieutenant
Colonel Schurg, Captain A. X. Samuells and Captain
Valentine These gentlemen have secured the Assem-
bly, Rooms of tho Academy of Music for the OCCASION
and IL is decided that next Wednesday evening, at
eight O'Clock there will he such ''fcast of reason and
flow of sou in the Academy shall testify their ad
miraiion for their townsman Officers will appear in
uniform About $50 tickets, at SIS per head, have
been disposed of thus far Mayor Hunter will preside
and the hall will be appropriately decorated.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
A GREAT WAREHOUSE BURNED.

LONDON August q, 1875.
large warehouse at Gloucester burned this
morning, with its contents, including many thousand
quarters of grain The building nine story struo-
ture, l. 200 feet long
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THE ALBION MILLS DESTROYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 81 1875.
The Albion Mills at Conshohockcn totally de-
Btroycd by fire this morning. Loss $250,0oo-
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TEXAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
TION.

GALVESTON, August 21, 1875
The official count of the vote the Constitutional
Convention Of the from 01 counties shows the
following result
For the Convention 46 253
Against %, ,655
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
TIE MEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho 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 as in
dicatcd by the thermometer at lIudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Buding:-
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THE LUCK OF POPE Plus.

ROME August 81, 1875.
The FdrfaRa says the late Emperor Ferdinand of
Austria left by his will to the Pope So 600, which
amount has already been paid.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COM,
PANY have just laced upon the market their SILENT
SEWING MACHINE, with
AUTOMATIC TENSION
This is the most marvellous Improvement OF the day
sewing machines In practical utility It ecpses everything
hitherto There is of tension required OF
machine perfect work is guaranteed kns
or thickness OF material Main office 6oS Broadway, n. Y
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

CATARRH-CURE wARRANTED-DR J. E.
BRIGGS THROAT REMEDY is specific for catarrh dphtheria
and all throat Diseases only 80 cents bottle Office "a
East Fourth Sold by j. II. NICKLES Broad
Way and Fourth
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

A-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DR.
MARSH his old established office No Vesey street.
Astor House. No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

ALL RUPTURED SUFFERERS, ESPECIALLY
those who have experienced the additional torture niyht
immediate and grateful relief in the VICTOR UNIVERSAL
TRUSS 1854 Broadway. Cool, easy, comfortable.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

A-TRUSSES, PILE SUPPORTERS, CRUTCHES,
SUsPENsoRY BANDAGEs ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS SHOULDER
BRACES of most approved patterns MARSIS Truss Office,
No 2 Vesey street. Astor House No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
rSGs. and KNEE CAPS, at MARSHS Truss Office,
No. 2 Vesey street. Astor House. No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

A.-MATTHEwS' PURE SODA WHARF.-THE
refreshing aud wholesome beverage at all times Dis
rensed 900 New York and vicinity The MAE
THEws APPARATUS dspenes beverages free from a conam
nation JOHN MATTHEW'S. New York.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

MARKED REFORM IN TREATING RUPTURE
THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6S3 Broadway, now
comfortably retains the ruptures with suffering
Inconvenience till soon permanently cured.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

A-BOW LEGS, KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET,
Spinal Curvnturcs and Weak Ankles permanently cured by
Dir MARSH No Nescy street, Astor House No uptown
brnn
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A.-wANTED EVERY PERSON AFFECTED WITH
catnrrh to call HENRY REED n Co, 6l3 Broadway,
and free trial bottle of Dr. LAWS CArARRH CURE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

CORNS. BUNIONS, INGROWING NAILS SO,
cured without pain. Corn by mail SOC
DR.. RICE, $50 Broadway, near Dey street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
TunKEY IIsrENs no rnE rnrArY powEns- sue

TURKEY LISTENS TO THE TREATY POWERS sue
CESS OF TURKISH ARMY.
VIENNA August q, 1875
II reported that Turkey has accepted the friendly
offices of the foreign Powers in securing the restoration
Of peace in tho northwestern provinces.
The Turkish expedition which left Kleck yesterday
has turned a mountain denle and effected junction
with q force sent from the interior
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass SIGNs packed and shipped.
tPHAM n co, 80 and 252 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
nR RERTRAM,S I.ONG.LIFE RITTERS.

CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN
by Professor J. NJ COMINs, NJ d.. 345 Lexington avenue
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.
The fragrant SozopoNr has taken very prominent place
among the approved dentifrces Of the day II is
popular article for the toilet, highly recommended by
all who have used n beautifer and preserver of the
teeth refreshing the mouth sweeenng the breath and
resting the progress of decay.
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Average temperature yesterday. y............ 10
Average temperature for corresponding date last
Average temperature for past week. .......... 20 @
last year 75 0
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DIX. IUNN-
The only bers made according the principles Of the
medical art A pleasant wholesome and purely vegetable
tonic blood purifier and invgorator Pamphlet
on health and sickness by L. a. Bertram NJ D. sent free
Sold by all druggists and dealers Office, "a Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

SUN AND WIND DISFIGURE MANY A LOVELY
complexion our fashionable rural resorts Their effects
NAV however, be prevented with GLgNS's SULPHuR
SoAP which being pure wholesome purifier and beautheI
of the skin is infinitely preferable to any cosmetic
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

DYSPEPSIA-HABITUAL DRINKERS RELIEVED
of suffering healthy of stomach restored by DR
SHARPs DYsPEPsrA Pill Retail, HARTNETT, Bible
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

STRENGTH, vIGOR AND NEW LIFE ARE THE
effects of taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP protoxde
Of frou1
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

Reuters Telegram from Vienna denies the truth of the
special report In the Daily Necs Of yesterday that tho
Turks had forced the insurgents raise the siege Of
Irob'gne The townis still surrounded by the insur-
gents in large numbers, and the siege continues.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
THE EASTERN TROUBLE.

TURKISH Troops on THE MARCH.
VIENNA August 81, 1873
The $500 Turkish troops which were landed AT Kleck
marched into the interior yesterday.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

RUPTURE-NO MORE HIGH PRICES-GO TO
Surgical Bazaar 256 Broadway, and procure the radical
cure other TRUsSEs, SILK ELAsTIc BELTS STOCK
iNGs &C., half the downtown prices All properly nd
iusted Lady attendant. Open until 10, evenings.
GEORGE CALDWELL late Marsh Co.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

KEARNEY'S SUPERIOR EXTRACT BUCHU
cures Gravel Diabetes Brghts Disease. Gepera Debility,
Dyspepsia aud all Diseases OF the Bladder and kidneys sold
by druggists.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

WIRE SIGNS SHIPPED TO ALL POINTS.
HOJER Il GRAHAM, Manufacturers "a Duane st., N. T.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
The seductive pleasures of life entail the system In
Vulnerable evils. GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills will
surely such evils Carousals, dissipation
dsn of the stomach by overoading and
consequently weakening that sanch friend produce disease
various forms which fall before the gentle but searching
action of GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS sold by all drug
gists in the United States and the GRAEFENBERG CON-
PANN, J6 Readc street New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

WIGS. TOUPEEs, &C. RAUCHFUSs, PRACTI-
cal wirmaker and importer Human Hair, No A Ease
Twelfth street, broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

MUMM CHAMPAGNE AT $40 so, CURRENCY,
per case 7. j. McCARIlTN co. Wine Merchants, %
nn.-.u
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PARIS, August 81, 1875.
lie Temps says that Prince GortschakoG has informed
General Le Flo, tho French Ambassador at ST. Peters
burg, that Russia will note concerning the
troubles in Herzegovina
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
LONDON, August 2l, 1875

TREBIoNE SURROUNDED BY THE INSURGENTS IN
FORCE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

AN EXPECTED NOTE FROM RUSSIA ON THE
HERzEGovINIAN TROUBLES.
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ALL RUPrURED SUFFERERS, ESPECIALLY
those who have expcrcnced the additional torture nghs'
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TRuss 1854 Broadway Cool, easy comfortable
coRNs, BUNIoNs, INGRowING NAILS SO,
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BRIGGS rHRoAI REMEDY is specific for cstar5h dphthers
East Fourth street Sold BY j. R NIcKLEs corner Broad
way and Fourth street.
by Professor J. NJ COMINS, NJ D., 3i5 Lexington
DR. BERTRAM's LoNG-LIFE BITTERs,
The only bers made according the principles Of the
medical art S n and PT[y pnsI TsEssss
on health and sickness by L. Bertram NJ D. free.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Office, "a Broadway
DYsPEPSIA-HABITUAL DRINKERS RELIEVED
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House.
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
The seductive pleasures Of life entail upon the system In
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The New York herald., 1875-08-22

At length the hour Of meeting came for at the Quar-
antne anchorage the Hopkins ran under the port bow
of the Berlin tho gangway lowered and tho team
came down in the following order;--CoSonel H. A. Gil.
dcrslccvc, A. " Canneld, Jr; L. NJ. Ballard Colonel
John Dodinc, Il. c. Coleman, G.. W.
Yale, T. $. Dakin and Major Henry Fulton
Tho latter only after short interval, and while
shouts of "Whcrcs Fulton were ringing out upon the
air The scene the Hopkins battles description
Wives husbands fathers friends all rushed into each
others embrace though they had been parted for
years instead Of a few short months.
AS the victorious marksmcn came on board the Hop.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30

GoRHAM. or Sargent or somebody
else in looking up the history of Bid
wells land Grant from the Mexican
Government has discovered that he,
Bidwell, the Independent candidate for
Governor, renowned his allegiance to
the United States, and became Mex
loan citizen in April. 1874. His de.
Tense is - that by the terms of the
treaty between Mexico and the United
States, ceding California to the latter,
he has reconvertsd into an American cit.
izen, but California lawyers express
doubts about IL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30
WILLIAM ROUsH.

The Carson Appeal is no great adj
mirer of the California Independents.
1t does not believe that there is any
necessity for the organization, and
looks upon the movement with suspi.
cion and upon the leaders with con-
tempt. In abiding to the candidates
of the Independents, it says that
Roush, who is running for Secretary
of State, is a moss-covered rebel, not
at all qualified for the position. From
personal acquaintance with Mr..
Roush, we feel warranted in contradict
ing the assertion of the Appeal. He
has been Democrat, it is true, and,
perhaps, on that account is classed by
the Appeal with rebels; but as to his
qualifications for the position we
know they are frst-class. AS a citi-
zen and man none stand higher in
the estimation of those with whom be
is acquainted, or has been associated
in business, than William Roush,
and We regret that one who
has been so staunch Democrat,
and respectable member of society
should have been entrapped by the
California Dolly Vardens. He has al
ways been O warm personal friend of
Governor Booth, with whom he has
had business relations. and unndoubt-
eddy his conversion to one-m man monop-
oily is attributable to that friendship.
However that may be, We know that he
is honest and capable. and is well quail
flied in every respect for the position to
which he aspires.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30

The San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board, after heated debate,
last Wednesday, passed resolution
holding members of the Board respon-
sible to customers for money entrusted
to their care, and giving customers a
olaim'against the valuable seats of the
members of the Board. Heretofore
dishonest members Of the Board could
use the funds of customers, and bring
utter ruin to the stock-dealing public,
and continue to be the equal of any
honest member. by retaining their
seats worth S25, 1000 each. The second
failure of r. G. Page within a brief
period, and the loud complaints of
persons who have suffered by such
failures, are supposed to have caused
this action on the part of the Board.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
= DISPATCHES.

Gold was quite steady in New York
yesterday, closing at 1929.
Legal tenders were quiet; SS buying,
SO selling.
The latest bullion shipments en-
brace 81 200 from the Indian Queen
mine on the 2Sth. 50, 500 from the JEFF
ferson on the Goth. $2.S from the
Virtue on the 22d, $123.S0O from the
Consolidated Virginia on the 18th,
making total of $SS1,2Uo.
Seven desperadoes broke Jail at Den
YER, Col, on Wednesday, by saving an
iron bar and overpowering the guard.
one of whom will die, and the other is
badly injured. Two of the criminals
have been arrested and a reward is
offered for the others.
Aseyere storm passed over Marietta,
Ohio, on Wednesday night. causing
heavy loss of property. The whole
country is submerged and the crops are
greatly injured.
Many kilograms have been received
at Paris from Americans in various
parts of the continent holding dishon-
ored letters of credit issued by Dun
can, Sherman & Co., inquiring about
them.
In fire at Luznberg, N. S.. SER
want man and woman were burned to
death, the members of the family mar
rovly escaping.
VIM. B. Duncan has satisfactorily
explained the transfer of real estate
made by him.
The Indian Commissioners at Omaha
have found several cases of fraud on
the part of agents.
In the French Assembly, yesterday.
reference was made to an indemnity
claim against the United States which
had not been paid. The Duke DeCass
said he had confidence in the good
faith of the American people.
Some 1900 workmen employed on
the st. Gothard tunnel struck yester-
day and blockaded the entrance. The
Swiss Government sent a body of
troops who dispersed the rioters, kill
ing twoand wounding seven.
The assassination OF Chief Ross in
the Indian Territory is contradicted.
Captain Sydney was killed on We'd
nesday night, at Carbondale, Illinois,
while sitting in his own house.
The yellow fever still RACES at Pen
sacoia.
The accounts of ex-Treasurer Spin
ner for the quarter ending December
3lst have been examined by the First
Auditor of the Treasury and found en-
tirely accurate.
Plymsoll has made an apology in the
House of Commons for his conduct last
Thursday. and said he retracted his un-
parliamentary language with reluc-
lance. but not his statement of facts.
The discharge of the order of repri-
mand was carried by an overwhelming
majority, and amidst vociferous' cheer
ing.
The Board of Indian Commissioners
have addressed circular to the Chris
tian public announcing their policy,
and that of the Government towards
the Indians.