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The New York herald., 1876-02-22
BROOKLYN.

The indications are that the celebration OF Washing
toms Birthday in Brooklyn will be a worthy one The
courts, State and federal will be closed No business
viii be transacted either in the city county govern
ment departments Schools both public and private.
will enjoy holiday The coors OF the city will bo
atres aud places OF amusement will be open afternoon
and evening, and they offer great variety of enter
tanments to the people The chimes OF St Annis on
the Heights will be played. At the Puritan church.
corner Of Marcy and Lafayette avenues, Centennial
reception was held last evening, when President and
Lady Washington and Patrick Henry were personated
by members OF the congregation The entertainments
will be continued this evening Last evening the Clan
naGae, the Irish Nationali held their second
nuai ball at the Assembly Rooms, and the affair was
most enjoyable and successful in every particular
Balls parties and church festivals will mainly monoP
oize the attention Of the Williamsburgers.
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THE MOLLY MAGUIRE MURDER.

PROCEEDINGS IN COURT YESTERDAY IN THE
JONES MURDER Casa MOTION FOR A NEW
TRIAL FOR JoNEs-ExcrTEMENr IN THE
NEIdHBoRHooD.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Feb. 2l, 1875.
Mauch Chunk has been the scene OF another popular
excitement to-day, not like that nerce surgng emo
ton which prevailed In the early stages Of the proceed
ngs in the Jones murder case, but deep and intense
feeling, created by the enormity Of the crime COM
mited and which comes the surface under the
tain strides which justice making toward the punish
ment OF criminals The counsel for Doyle who allowed
his case to 20 to the jury without examination Of
witnesses mado motion for trial after the
viction for murder the nrst degree, and 10 day
xsd upon BY the Court 70 hear the argument why SEN
tence should be suspended and a reviewa Of the
be granted This morning telegram was received
from Mr. Bartholomew, one OF Doye's counsel asking
for further postponement on the part OF the Court
giving as a reason that be could be pres
count Of Supreme Court business
Judge Dreher remarked that be saw no good cause
for further delay and should dispose Of when
the Court assembled at two o'clock.
The announcement that the prisoner would receive
after dinner the streets crowded by all classes OF
people, those who seemingly sympathized with the
condemned being apparently 10 large majority: ihs
tnoroughfares and the officers found no difhcuty in
transporting their prisoner rom the jail 10 the court
pacty and hundreds OF people surrounded the build
ing waiting in eager expectancy for the inside
70 close Among the audience were the father and
mother OF the accused, who had TO hear the
ribie words which were 70 consign their SON 70 an
iRnominous death.
YroHT couxpHL.
The hRht over the wrctched prisoner earnest
ona Mr. Kabfus pleaded with great eoquenco that
the case OF bis client had been preudIced the jury
by improper expressions on the part OF prosecuting
counsel, and further endangered BY the Jury having
been confined during portion OF their elaboration
the custody OF the officers He responded
70 by General Charles Albright and Allen Craig
on the part OF the Commonwealth. Judge
Dreher took the aldavis upon which the motion for
trial IL based and reserved hts decision until to-
disposed Of
The action Of Judge Drcncr tomorrow will be looked
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AUSTRIA.

A CAUTION TO CARDINAL LEDoCHowsKT-LEGIs-
LATIvE SUPERVISION OF MoNAsTIo MsrrTU-
TIoNs.
VIENNA, Feb q, 1876.
The Austrian government has requested Cardinal
Ledochowski not TO continue his journey through
Gacia and to avoid every demonstration which might
appear be directed against neghborng friendly gov
ernments.
Tho Cardinal who is now in cracow, will proceed to
Rome direct
STATE SUPERVISION HoNAsTTo INSTITUTIONS
The Rechsrath have passed the bill providing for
the supervision of and converts in spite Of
the recently published protest Of the Austrian epsco
pate
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DKPAKTMBNT,
OFPIcE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 22-l A. M.


OFPIcE or THE CmEP SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 22-l A. NJ.
ProbabiIitea
In the South Atlantic East Gulf and Middle States
rising barometer, winds shifting to west and north,
considerably colder and clearing weather prob
able with brisk and high winds in the last district
In the West Gulf States, rising and high barometer
north 10 east winds diminishing in force colder and
clear clearing weather. succeeded by rising tempera
ture.
In Tennessee the Ohio Valley and lake region rising
and stationary barometer, north to west winds dimn-
ishne in force, colder and clear clearing weather.
except light SHOWS along the lower lakes
For New England, low barometer, increasing south
eastery Winds shifting 10 brisk and high northwest
erly, warmer. rainy weather, turning into In
the northern portion, and followed BY rising barom-
eter, colder and clearing weather.
The Ohio River will continue falling and the Mssis-
sippi nearly stationary.
Cautonary signals continue at Indanola, Galveston,
and from Wilmington 10 Eastport
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CHINA.

GREATLY RELAxED-FoREIGN DIPLOMATS
FULLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
LONDON Feb. q, 1870
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day says-The following
telegram been received to-day from Pekin, dated
the 4th of February
"Prince Kung received the New Years visit Of the
diplomatic. body the 10th Of January attended by
the Presidents and Vice Presidents Of all the Pekin
Boards.
Thirty of the highest officials Of the Empire were
present
Next week all these dgnitaries win visit each lega
tion. This step constitutes the FIRST departure for
China and promises improved relations in the future
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THE DAY IN NEW YORK.

The following events Of today's celebration pre-
viously mentioned in the HERALD, are announced
The Veteran Association Of the Order OF United
Americans Will give their annual dinner this evening
In commemoration Of Washington's Birthday, at the
Union Square Hotel General Daniel Uman will be
the orator and General J. A q Duganne will read
Among other observances to-day will be the annual
parade Of the Greenport IL. IL Fire Department.
The Centennial reception, review ana dress parade
take place this evening.
The 81 Mary's Library Association give entertain
ment this evening at the Institute in Madison street.
The outside Of the City Han will be decorated to-day
with nags Flags will also be hoisted from the top OF
the building The County Clerks and SherIns once
will remain open for the transaction of business
The Lincoln Club OF the Seventh Assembly district
will celebrate Washington's Birthday with banquet at
their club rooms No. IL University place, al which
several distinguished gentlemen will be present
Al the Martha Washington Reception tonight quite
large number Of reics OF George Washington, camp
cot which used By General lafayette throughout
the war for Independence. and bust OF washington,
the most perfect and elike In existence VIII DO dis
played - n.,,r
win perform the Following programme OF national and
other melodies on Trinity church chimes, commencing
At noon -
2 Hall Columbia
3 The Land OF Promise.
4 A Concorto in Rondo form, with various modula-
tons In major and minor keys composed by Dr.
Ed Hodges for Trinity church bells.
O. Glory TO the Father Give.
Z Red, White and Blue
& Hail, Hail this Happy Day.
o. National Anthem.
10 Child OF the Regiment
IL See the Conquering Hero comes
Ia waAhngtons Grand March.
13 Centonninl Hymn.
IA FAniaEa Theme, with variations composed by
George " Bristow expressly for Trinity chinAs
IA Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean
I6 Viva pAmericA
IT, The Soldiers Return
Is Centennial March
fg Hail 20 the Chief
20 on the Shore OF Tennessee Cby desire of the
composerl
21 The Starry Flag.
a Old Hundred.
23 Yankee Doodle, ESQ.
The chlmes Of 81 Thomas church win be rung At
twelve o'clock by MessrG A " Toulmin and r. NJ
Warren Among the selections will be the following
Festival changes eight bells
"God Bless our Native Land I"
''Star Spangled Banner"
"I.and Of Washington"
''Hail Columbia "
ssThe Red white and Blue"
stN0w Thank We all Our God"
'.Soe the Conquoring Hero Comes"
"Old Hundred
yankee Doodle I"
Final Ginning Of ten bells. "
The veterans Of 1919 will meet At their heaoquartersi
Military Hall No Io3 Bowery a. twelve O'CLOCK and
celebrate the day BY apatrioiic dinner
AdIutank J. Gould Warren, WIN hoiet the stars ana
strtpea over the old fort In Central Park a. sunrise
Harry Hns varictr Theatre has bonent at that popu-
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ISAAC W. rRYE.

Isaac W. Frye, assistant editor OF the journal Of
ComDercs Of Boston, died in that city yesterday afer
noon He had attained the age OF sxty-eight years,
but bis life undoubtedly shortened by the effect Of
a railway accident which bofell him some years ago
and which impaired his general health 90 that be
never fully recovered His connection with news
papers was during most OF his life In the capacity Of
shipping and commercial editor He was at one time
q member Of the Massachusetts, Legislature when
Henry Wilson OF that body. He formerly
owned interest In the Boston Courier. The mer-
camille community Of Boston, well his fellow Jour-
nalistA sustain loss IN his demise which viii be
daaniv folA
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THE GRAND DUCHESS MARIE OF RUSSIA.

THE GRAND DUCHESS MARIE OF RUSSIA.
BY cable telegram from St Petersburg under date
Of yesterday 2lst inst we have an announcement Of
the occurrence Of the death OF the Grand Duchess
Marie NcolAicova, sister OF the Emperor Alexandria
Of Russia
The Grand Duchess, Mario OF Russia, sister Of tho
Emperor, was born on the 9th, lod styeL OF August
Qsth new stylel In the year 1919. She was conse-
quently In the my seventh year Of her age. She
married, 1889, Macmillan Joseph Eugene Augustus
Napoleon, Duke OF Leuohtenbcrg and Prince OF Echs
tedt This gentleman died in the month OF Novem-
bor 1852 The Grand Duchess married her seasnd
husband, In November, 1855. Count Gregory Tro-
ganow, military officer In the Imperial service.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 21, 1870
The following has been adopted by the several
commands of the Centennial Legion which comprises
corps from each OF tho old thirteen States and Ia to
parade In Ph,ladephia on the Fourth OF July next
Military and civil associations throughout the country
celebrating the day cordially invited to join in the
sentiment
The day we celebratethe birthday Of the Father Of
his Country FIRST in war nrst in peace and first In
the hearts OF his countrymen. There s safety 10 the
country his creed and honor 70 his countrymen in
his example"
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

tod 70 the Greek Legation Of Europe the report OF
the Greek Consul at Lsrssa Turkey. stating that not
whstanding the Sultans nrmAn Increase OF tIthes
has been summarily demanded in the Provinces Of
EpIrm sSs Thsssay and the evidence Of Christians Is
still rejected In the courts
The recent Trade remains q dead letter in these
provinces
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rrarnIAn IKssoN 10 HARIIKn rrAIIANa.

AN AUSTRIAN LESSON TO wAR1rKn ITALIANS.
ZARA, Damatia, Feb II. 1915
party Of Italians landed here from the Austrian
Lloyd steamer recently having their possession pass
ports 70 Montenegro.
They we're arrested BY the Austrian authorities and
sent back 10 Italy, under escort Notwithstanding
the representations Of the Italian Consul
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OUR FLAG ABROAD.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
LONDON, Feb. q, 1876.
The United States store ship Supply has arrived
at Civitta-vecchia-
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TURKEY.

AUsTRo-RUssrAN INFLUENCE IN MONTENEGRO
ITALIAN DEMOCRATIC sYmATH1zERs AR
RESTED.
BERLIN, Feb 21, 1876.
Intelligence from cettnje that in consequence
Of tho Of the Russian and Austrian Con-
sus General all hope OF the extension OF Montenegro
territory has been abandoned
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ITALY.

THE CARNIVAL FETEs ooAndENcED-THE AMERI-
CAN DINNER POSTPONED.
NAPLES Feb. 81. 1870
The carnival opened yesterday without accident It
very successful
wAsHINGToNs MEMORY.
The grand dinner contemplated by the American resi-
dents for washington's birthday has been postponed
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lar resort al two this afternoon The programme is
varied one and comprises almost every species Of Sport
known 10 the houseeharacter songs patriotic ohoraa
minstrel business wrestling and boxing The euter,
tainment begins at two O'Clock sharp
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MRS GREEN, DION BoUCIcAULT's DAUGHTER.
cable telegram from London says, that among
the victims by the explosion OF the boiler OF the
strathclyde was Mrs Green, daughter OF Dion
Boucicaulk
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

SERIOUS DAMAGES AGAINST THE NMAN STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
LivERPooL, Feb 2l, 1876
The owners Of the Italian bark Mile, Captain Del
Balzo, recently sued the Inman Steamship line for
SIS 900 as compensation for their vessel sunk by the
steamer City Of Brooklyn or Fastnet on Thursday
night, January Judgment was given against the In
man Company with fourteen days stay OF execution,
TO allow an opportunity to appeal
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BRAZIL.
Rio JAxErRo, Feb. q, 1870

Rio JASErRo, Feb q, 1870
The Brazilian government has contracted with .
London firm for the construction Of the necessary
works for supplying the city OF Rio Janero with water
at a stipulated cost OF $40, ,00O, 0O0
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THE sERvIANs RESOLVED TO REMAIN FIRM TO
THE DEATH.

BELGRADE. Feb. q, 1874
The IstOk (newspaperl publishes article declarln
power force serviA to be falthless to the In
surgents hold her back when the time for action
rives The Turks pursuing policy OF deception.
The ssrvian people through the skuptschina have de-
clarsd in favor Of war with the Turks The popular
voice must be heard Servia must accomplish sacred
duty or snccumb TO moral death.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

D. p. BREWSTER Ex-MEMDER OF CONGRESS.
telegram from .oswego N. r., dated the 2lst
inst, makes the following announcement:-Hon- d.
p Brewster old and respected resident Of this city
died yesterday. Mr. Brewster represented the Oswego
and Oneida districts in Congress Tor four years, from
1889 10 164a
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HE RESIGNS.

PARIS. Feb 2l-Evening.
NJ Buffet the Vice President of the Council has
placed his resignation in the hands OF President Mac
Mahon It is believed the President will request him
to retain his Office until the OF the Cham
hers
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. a. 1876.
Captain General Jovellar left for the Cinco Villas yes
terday and arrived at Colon in the evening.
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s..,.1 IN An. Deuartmens Of Chsx II is not known
whether he il elected for cAstsl sarrssn in rurn-s-
Garonne, where he also candidate.
Emile olivier IL defeated in Var by his republican
competitor.
NJ Rouher Is elected from Clermont
According 70 present advices N. Naguet fails to So
cure seat
Ladder Montjan, radical Is elected nom the Depart
msnt Of DrOme.
MarseIIles and Lyons have elected several extreme
republicans
Toulouse has returned two Bonapartists yet Nismes
NJ Baragnon the Under Secretary Of State the Duke
de Brogo's Ministry. is defeated.
NJ Waddington Is elected His constituency Is not
given.
In the Department OF Nord n Floreut, republican,
defeats the Marquis Harrincourt the late President
Of the Conseii General
Montreuil returns NJ. Hamille Bonapartist unop-
posed
ST. omer returns NJ Devaux. republican, unop-
posed NJ Devaux a sous prefet under N. Leon
Gambetta's government. and former editor OF the
Progres du Nord
At Calais, NJ Poissey, republican polled 5274 votes
~ Dussaussby, the Bonapartss outgoing deputy
4,ss7; NJ Dehaynin, conservative republican, 2,Sl9
BoULoGNE.
Boulogne elects N. Achle Adam, Bonapartist, the
outgoing deputy
INTERESTING INCIDENTS AT THE CLOSE.
PARIS Feb 2l-Night
Many republicans were elected even In Brittany and
the Pasde Calais the former hitherto legitimst and
the latter Bonapartist stronghold
Minister Dufaure elected by large majority In
Marennes
It is ascertained that republican candidate de-
feated the Due Decazes in Aveyron.
The former Ministers, NM de Fourton and Mathieul
Bodet elected, but the names Of their consttu-
ences not yet reported
NM Granier de Cassagnac and Paul dc Cassagnac are
both elected in the Department Of Gers.
N. Ricard, of the Left Centre is defeated
AT vRRsAILLEs
All the Deputies elected by Versailles republi-
1t is positively known that NJ Buffet Minister
of the Interior has been defeated all the four cir
subscriptions which he contested.
HAUssMANN ooNPEssEs
Baron Haussmann has written letter declaring It
useless to prolong the struggle the First arropdsse
OF Paris, the success Of the Bonapartsts being
impossible
REPUBLICAN JUBILATIoN.
The republican journals are jubilant
DESPAIR
The Bonapartist organs profess to think that tho
radical victory will eventually further the OF the
Empire and express pleasure at the result They
deavor TO prove that avoring repub
can principles have everywhere defeated and
icalism ID triumphant.
The tone Of the Roman Catholic journals is partcu-
larly respondent
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SPAIN.

RoYALIsT DETAILS OF THE ARMY TRrUMPHs--
DON CARLOS SAID TO HAVE FLED TO
FRANCE.
MADRID Feb. 2l, 1870
kilograms from the North announce that the Royal
lists continue their successful progress
RESULTS.
General Primo de Rivera has occupied the Carlist
forts In Navarro.
The greater part of the Carsts' artillery at Esteila
was captured The Carlists had thrown portion over
the precipices before the arrival Of the royalisis
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rHn WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
uupAfn TiuIldino.-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Java will leave this port ON
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close At the Post once at
eleven O'Clock A NJ
THE NEW YoRK HERALD-Edition for Europo-willbe be
ready at eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, SIX cent&
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DON CARLOS SAID TO HAVE FLED-THA
SITUATION AT ToLosA.
MADRID, Feb. 21, 1876.
1t is reported that Don Carlos fed France last
night
ToLosA
The Carlist resistance at Tolosa s expected to be
short of the discouragcment prevalent
among the Carlists.
KINGS MARCH.
King Alfonso has gone to Azcoytia He will sleep to-
night at Azpeitia.
EsTELLA SACKED BY THE EvACUATING CAR
LIsTs-ANoTHER VICTORY FOB THE KING.
MADRID, Feb 21, 1870.
Onhcial bulletins announce that the Alfonsists cap
tured twenty-three cannon in Estella.
The Carsts sacked the city before the evacuation.
A SEVERE
General Caserta, with seven battalions and eleven
field pieces. was routed Vera by three AfonssI
battalions
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THE RoUMANIANs oBxDIKNT TO THE GREAT
POWERS RULE OF POLICY.

LONDON, Feb. q, 1915
The Pail Man Gasettes Berlin special says
in consequence Of the representations Of the
Northern Powers, the Roumanian Ministry have
gwen pledge to abide conscientously by
the rules laid down for ROumania's political
position and conduct the international treaties
and to regulate their policy accordingly.
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GRoAN FROM TAx-oPPREssED oRRKKs.
vnExA, Feb n, 1s7c
The Pres,e, Of this city, publishes the fOIlOwing-
Tho Greek Minister Of Foreign Affairs has communica-
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BUFFET REJECTED AT ALL POINTS
LONDON, Feb. 21, 1876.
NJ Buffet has not been elected anywhere far as
heard from. The Standards special despatch to the
effect had been for the Department Of
Bourges is not yet confirmed
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Pce. Is cens mailed 70 ali psrtsot ihs United stsssa
20 cents; sold BY all satonors and nowBdeAerA Addro4
HkkALD ALMANAC. Mes YORK citT
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