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THE POTTER LAW.

DETERMINED OPPOSITION TO THE LAVA DIS
ELIMINATION IN RATES AGAINsr WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE, Feb IL, 1876.
Very strong opposition is organizing against the pro-
posed notifications of the famous, infamous, Potter
law with the expectation of securing favors for this
icity and other principal points in Wisconsin, said
TO be Disseminated against in favor of Chicago by the
Northwestern and st. Paul railroads The Northwestern
is engaged engineering bill through the Legislature
granting 1t TOO feet of land To be taken from
Lake Michigan, along the entire water front OF
this city, for the OF $4,000, and the Mil
waukee agtators cry out that unless both
the Northwestern and ST. Paul roads reduce
their rates at least $40 per all freight from
points in Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota TO Milwaukee
and Eastern Wisconsin points below the rates TO Chi
cago they will form strong lobby not only to defeat
this lake front BILL but TO prevent the proposed modId
cations Of the Potter law being carried into effect AS
the men controlling this movement accustomed TO
lobbying work Of this kind, and probably have per-
sonal ends in the matter, cannot DO denied
that tho Improvement in the railroad laws OF Wiscon-
sin so xously looked for and nearly accomplished,
is once more in grave peril
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. III 80 r. NJ
ProhdhiIifie1

WAR DkPARThENT,
OFFICE TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OyFIcRR,
WASHINGTON, Feb. u-7:30 p. NJ
ProbdJilitics
In the South Atlantic AMI East Gulf States rainy
weather win prevail tonight followed Saturday by
rising barometer, winds shifting to northwest and
northeast falling temperature and clear or clearing
weather.
In the West Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley rising barometer lower temperature and clear
or clearing weather followed during Saturday by fall
ing barometer and winds shifting to northeast and
southeast
In the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer easterly to
southerly winds and generally warmer partly cloudy
weather.
In the lower lake region and Middle States rising
barometer west norh Winds colder and clear or
clearing weather followed in the former by southery
winds.
In New England low followed by rising barometer,
winds vcerng 10 west and NORTH colder clear clear
ing weather.
The rivers will continue rising at Pittsburg Cincn-
natl Louisville and ST Louis, falling at Cairo and
nearly stationary at Memphis, vicksburg and New
Orleans
Csutonary signals continue along the coast from
Cape Hatteras TO Eastport
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TICKET AGENTS CONVENTION.

LOUISVILLE, Feb IL, 1876.
Mr. Abbott, OF the Erie Railway announced to the
Convention Of Ticket Agents to-day that model
American railway ticket office will be established
the Centennial grounds at Philadelphia by the trunk
lines Every railway and transportation line in Amer
ca will be represented at this Office, aud tickets to all
parts OF tho world will be sold special II
resolved with but four dissenting voices that the
ing OF railway tickets by any rm individuals organ
lied for the purpose OF obtaining transportation rates
from railroads and issuing tickets in their name,
and operating generally recognized transportation
company be no longer tolerated. Also that the Con-
yeuton shall cancel all existing arrangements between
such nrms or individuals and railways represented in
the Association OF Ticket Agents
II is understood that these resolutions refer to what
are known tourist agencies, such as Cook, Son a
jenkins.
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FRANCE.

FEE PROJECT OF POLICE APPOINTMENT CUES
TIoN-FIsHERIEs DIFFICULTIES AT NEwEoUND-
LAND.
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1876.
The Times Paris telegram says-"The appointment OF
N. voisn Project OF Police would be unexceptona-
fbe If 1t had been made under different circumstances
He belonged to the liberal Right Centre"
DIFFICULTIES WITH FISHERMEN.
The Globe says it is reported that the differences be-
tween the British and French fishermen led the
destruction of certain machinery the French used in
their operations at Newfoundland.
The government have impressed upon the Colonial
ONCE the ACCESSIBILITY of statoning an-of per-
1nanently at St. Johns
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL AGAINST PRINCE
NAPOLEON.
PARIS Feb. H. 1870
The Prince Imperial has written letter opposing
and disavowng Prince Napoleon (Ponplon) as cand-
date for the Chamber of Deputies from Corsica
A
La France (newspaper) has been fined ,000r-$200,
gold-for publishing false 1t reported that NJ.
Buffet had resigned and had declared that he would
only accept the Governorship Of the Bank of France
.coompensation.
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EUROPEAN FINANCE AND TRADE.

LONDON, Feb. IL, 1870
Business at the Stock Exchange during the week has
been quiet and steady The fortnghtly settlement
which closed satisfactorily to-day tended TO check
transactions
American stocks and bonds have been the feature Of
Investments
The market for government securities is improving
steadily choice railway securities being in active
request better prices the discount rates in the open
market have advanced nearly level with the Bank Of
Eugland's minimum. The bank is gaining command
OF the market aud doing better business than for
some time.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange on France, Italy and Holland has materi-
ay improved and in vey OF the activity and improve
of money market 1t is not unlikely that gold
will be attracted here from the Continent week
BREADsruFFs.
The frost has checked the downward movement OF
prices in Mark lane. Trade has become rather less
Responding. Wheat is quiet but nrm. Some OF the
markets in the counties have recovered shI-
ling per quarter Oats barley, beans peas and -four
have been dull and unchanged in price Maize
handed slow SALE but In Scotland the value teEded
toward a recovery Tho imports OF wheat and -four
into the United Kingdom last week Us, 900
quarters There fair supply Of English wheat The
deliveries we're As, 1879 quarters, rather under the
average
To-day at Mark lane the market was deserted the
dense fog the extreme cold driving the factors into
the subscription ROOM where sale by sample Is not per
rnitted but cargo buyers offer rather more for wheat
and sixpence higher per quarter for maize Oats firm
at about threepence advance from Monday; demand
steady.
Flour quiet
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A r / a n 8 a 8
l 2 8 4 9 Q 7 8

According TO this system the first letter OF the alpha
bet after the letter beginning the word used that
to say in "Arkansas would be indicated by the let
In the way the second letter is indicated by
the second letter Of tho alphabet ater the
the word the third after the third and when
is reached the count begins again at A. Lot US illus
trate btnesy ha spells Arkansas" 10 the first let
Of the alphabet after with which the word be-
gins the second letter after r; the thru letter
after k; the fourth letter after the firth letter
after y the sixth letter after and the seventh
letter after AS there only letters after
final In the word aud its substitute is the eighth the
cipher goes back to the beginning, and thus we have
the last q of the cipher
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IIyEKpoo1 BnEApsrUFrs MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Feb. IL, 1876.
leading breadstuSs circular says;-"The improve
noted here on Tuesday in wheat has been fully
responded TO in the country districts, where there
appears to have been more extended business and IN
many instances higher rates There is increasing stead
mess on the spot and rather money is realized
We had to-day friday steady business in wbeas at
penny advance. Transactions, however, were not i'm
portant but trade closes strong at the amendment
noted Flour In better demand Corn sold freely
at an advance Of Cd. Is since Tuesday"
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ENGLAND

THE JupIckrURE AMENDMENT BILL SUBMIT
TED TO THE HOUSE OF LoRDs-PRovIsIoEs
OF THE MARINE INSURANCE BILL, AS PRE-
VESSELS.
LONDON Feb H. 1870
In the House OF Lords this evening Lord Cairns
troduced the Judcature Amendment bill maintaining
the final appellate jurisdiction OF the House Of Lords
improved system and providing for sittings dur
ing the recess OF Parliament
rHE MARINE INSURANCE BILL PRESENTED BY TUE
Sir Stafford Northcotes Insurance bill provides for
an implied warranty against a Shipowner in favor OF
the cargo and passengers equally and prohibits the
evasion of the warranty by special contract
In either case such contracts declared void.
The second important modification relates to valued
policies and provides for proceeding before referees
upon the Courts direction whether the defendant APP
plies therefor not TO what would be the
value Of the interest of the insured II the policy were
open. II valuation unreasonably exceeds the real
value of the subject matter the value ascerained by
the referees alone Is recoverable.
The third modification is:--Owners allowed to
recover only the net freight; the proportion OF
pense which would have been incurred in earning total
freight to be ascertansd and deducted the Court
directs in any action the contract.
The fourth modification provides that II the owner
ship (such Including what is known
outfit or furnituro) and also insures the freight
reckoning any Of the charges included the
OF the ship the latter will be deemed double insurance
pro tdnto.
Tho following is the afth mobilization
The shpowners cannot time policy II
the loss is occasoned by unseaworthiness, provided
the unseaworthiness existed when the vessel last
in port could have been prevented by reasonable
For the purpose OF this section unseaworhness
from defective hull or from overlooking shall alone
be deemed unseaworthiness.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Feb IL, 1915
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association circular
dated Feb. 10. says
The cotton market continues dull and although to-
day THURSDAY there Is rather steadiness quota
tons OF most descriptions reduced from last Thurs
days rate American continues pressed for SALE
and medium and lower grades declined Lid 70 Nd
while better qualities are unchanged The demand for
sea island has been very light but full prices
tanned Transactions IN futures have been limited and
close last weak.
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ITALY.

RoYALIsT SUPPRESSION OF REPUBLICAN sENT1-
MENT AND UTTERANcE.
ROME, Feb IL, 1875
The Bersa0liere Liberia, Voce della Verita and Capt.
tale (newspapers have been seized for publishing
speech made by Garbadi the anniversary Of the
Roman Republic in which the Republic was exolled
.the only honest form of government"
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TURKEY.

THE ANDRAssY REFORM PROJECT ADOPTED BY
THE GOVERNMENTAL SLIGHT RESERVATION
IN FAVOR OF THE TREASURY.
CoSsrANTNoPLE Feb IL, 1870
The Porte has definitely agreed to apply Count An
drassy's reforms except the clause that tho
from direct in Bosnia and Herzegovina be
ployed for the development of those provinces.
The Porte only consents to increase the for
public works there.
The PRONUNCIATION OF the imperial decree ordering the
reforms Is expected shortly.
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ROBBERY OF THE MAILS.

SPRINGFlELD Mass, Feb H. 1876
The attention OF the Post Office Department. has beeS
called 10 long series OF robberes from the mails
which have been going on apparently at Enfield, Mass
valuable letters addressed to that Office have
reached their destination and subsequent etters
Of inquiry have also been systematically Intercepted
Several letters mailed at Ended with remittances 10
New York parties, have likewise disappeared The
matter is to be Investigated by special agent OF the
dam
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THE BABcocK-LucKEY CIPHER.

The Babcock -Luckey cipher, fac-simile OF which
was published in the HERALD OF Thursday, has at
tracted great attention BY referring to this curious
document 1t will be that not only was It 30 ar
ranged that the words should be sent in peculiar or
der, but the spelling was by q peculiar system.
The word "Arkansas' is given a specimen of the
orLh
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A BANK RoBBER DISCOVERED.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Feb. IL, 1875.
The burglar who entered the National Bank OF Com
MERGE on Tuesday night has been discovered in the
person of George Packer OF the telers Of that
institution who has made full confession. All the
missing funds of the bank amounting to $2l 300 have
been recovered
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CHINA,

A GENERAL DEGRADED-CHARGED WITH COM
PLIcITY IN MURDER.
SHANGHAI Feb IL, 1876.
The Pekin Gazette publishes imperial edct degrad
lag General and ordering him to proceed TO
Yunnan foo and there stand trial for completely in the
m urder of Mr. Marpary
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CENTRAL ASIA.

AN NsURGENT LEADER sURRENDERs TO THE
RUSSIANS
ST. PETERSBURG Feb. IL, 1876.
Abdurahman the leader of the Khokand insurgents,
has surrendered General Scobelef, commanding the
Russian forces.
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AN EFFORT BY THE GREAT POWERS FOR A
TRUCE In HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON, Feb. II, 1876
The Russian Telegraphic Agency has report that
she European Powers endeavorng TO obtain a sus-
pension OF hostities TO which end negotiations have
been opened In HERZEGOVINA
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THE SCOTCH RIFLEMEN.

AN INDEPENDENT TEAM TO BE SENT TO PHILA-
pELPHIA
LONDON Feb. IL, 1876.
The Echo says the Scottish Rifle Club has duly
sdered the proposal of Sir Henry Haford for sending
a combined British team to Philadelphia and resolved
not TO accept, but send a team of its own. Is
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w1Ns1ow, THE BOSTON roReER.

LONDON, Feb. IL, 1876.
Reuter- despatch from Rotterdam contains the fol-
lowing:-'Tnquiries have been made here to the
whereabouts of E. D. winslow, tho Boston forger.
The American Consul replies that wnsow is not here,
and the Judicial oncer Of Rotterdam says he give
no Information in the present state of the matter"
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partment OF Justice to-day to pay hs respects TO the
Attorney General
The session OF the Cabinet lasted hours TO-
gay but there was no business under consideration Of
unusual Importance
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rHE wEArHEn YEsrERpAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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AUSTRIA.

LONDON Feb. IL, 1876 4
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times telegraphs
chat the ministerial crisis in Vienna is not yet ended
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WEATHER REPORT.

LONDON. Feb. 11-Noon.
heavy fog hangs over the metropolis to-day.
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GsrELLA UNDER COMMANDMENT BY THE AL
FoNsIsTs-DUKE DE MoNTPENsIER TO VISIT
THE KING.
MADRID, Feb IL. 1876
II is officially announced that the Alfonssts have
Sred she'll into Estella.
The cronista says General Primo d Rivera has given
notice to noncombatants TO withdraw before
specified date when tho bombardment of Estella will
be opened
DUKE MoSTPESsIER-
Apartments are being prepared in the royal palace
1cre for the Duke de Montpensier
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SPAIN.

HEAVY GUNS AND AMMUNITION FOR cUBA-sAN
SEBASTIAN UNDER recommendations
TO JOIN THE ARMY.
MADRID, Feb IL, 1874
The government has purchased SIX Krupp guns and
IS 600 rounds Of ammunition, to be sent to Cuba
THE KING MARCH TO THE 'FRONT.'
King Alfonso leaves Madrid for the army on wednes-
DAY next the 10Th INST
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

o. G. Miller r. Fleming and H. C. Morris, repre-
tatives of the English shareholders the Rrc Rail-
way Company, arrived from Liverpool in the steam
ship oaabra yesterday and are at the Brevoort House
General Benjamin +. Butler and Lieutenant Gov
ernor H G. Knight OF Massachusetts,, are residing at
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Senator Augustus Schoon-
maker, of Kingston N " staying at the Metropolitan
Hotel William d. Bishop President Of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, 10 at
the Buckingham Hotel f. Gordon Dexter, of Boston,
is among the late arrivals at the Windsor Hotel Gen
era Cadwaader of Philadelphia is registered at tho
Everett House Colonel stephen C. Lyford, of the
Ordnance Department, United States Army, is quar-
tered at the St. James Hotel J. N Mccullough Woo
President OF the PItsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company, is at the St. Nicholas Hotel John
NJ Douglas President OF the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, is sojourning at the Brevoort House Ex-
Congressman Charles Haight, OF New Jersey is stop
ping at the Filth Avenue Hotel Senator John DOR
rissey arrived from Albany last evening the HoG
House
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MILwAuKRn, Feb. IL. 1879.

Philip Goldberg. Of the indicted Chicago dynamite
consprators to-day succeeded in finding ball. giving
James G. Spencer, Charles Dennehy and Albert Pick,
ChIcagoans, bondsmen in the sum OF 81, 900 each
A resolution has been introduced in the State Senate
memoralizing Congress TO appoint Congressional
committee for closer investigation into the whskey
. frauds In this State.
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Price Is cents mailed to all p,.rtt " tho Unscd states
~ oents sold all statone-s aud new8le actx Aadfva
tttRAl.n > i;p1SA AZ Nay Ssgk s'r
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THE cARLIsTs BoMBARDING SAN SEBASTIAN.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Feb. IL, 1916
The military hospital here has been burned
The CarIists continue the bombardment
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HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
overpowers
The most troublesome cough within forty eight hours
PIKE's TooTHAcnR DROPS cure In one minute
A-SAvE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS BY USING
wIsrARs BALsAM WILD CHERRY FOR Coughs Colds, &c
so cents and ST..
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MORE INDICTMENTS IN cHcAoo-PRoMISENT
MEN INDICTED.

MORE INDICTMENTS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEN INDICTED.
CHICAGO Feb H. 1876
The United States Grand Jury returned four indict-
ments to-day against prominent men implicated in the
whsKey frauds in this city Two Of these are Mcssrs
Hldreth and Cullerton members OF the Common Coun-
Gil and formerly gaugera They were arrested this
afternoon and each gave the required bail, S. 900
The third party Is Charles II. Reed, State Attorney
for Cook county The Indictment OF the latter party
has been kept very quiet and is not known outside Of
Official CIRCLES and your representative, to whom was
impaired this evening
hall OF which body Mr. Rced is member, for the
purpose OF arrcstng him. They discovered that no
had gone TO ST. Louis for the purpose OF witnessing
the Habcock trial. intending to return next Sunday II
Is probable that the warrant will be forwarded TO ST.
Louis and Mr.. Reed placed under arrest there. The
general belief among those familiar with the inner
workings OF the Whskey Ring Is that the Indictment
of Reed furnishes OF the missing links necessary
TO the ncuIpation Of higher officials whom the Treas
ury Department is endeavoring to prosecute TO the
fullest extent.
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Average temperature yesterday -,
Average temperature for corresponding date last
,,.s,,.s.i.:-r-s s.' -..s'''N'...','' o
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A-BENNEIT BUILDING,

FIRE PRooF.
COATED on NASSAU; ANN !, A ND FULr0 M sra
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICEa
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
RECOGNIZED SUPERIORITY. THE NEW SILK
ELASTIC Truss supplied by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
$50 broadway everywhere supersedes alb the antquated
metal truSses formerly used