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RAGUsA, Feb To- 1875
Advices from Sclavonc sources state that meeting
OF the insurgent leaders held on Tuesday, under
the Presidency Of Paulovich at which resolution
passed rejecting Count Andrassys proposed reforms,
considering them merely the result of political in
trgue.
BOSNIA FIRM AGAINST A COMPROMISE WITH
THE PoRTE-RUssIAN INFLUENCE IN THE RE-
voLTED TERRITORY
LONDON, Feb IT, 1876.
This mornings Standard has special telegram from
Vienna giving the following
The Bosnian insurgents have Issued manifesto
against Count Andrassys note. The manifesto points
out the Portes former breaches OF promised reforms
and declares that the resistance OF the Mohammedan
beys will battle every reform. The Mohammedans
expected to revolt if the attempt is made to
execute the reforms The insurgents, therefore, re-
fuse to lay down their arms, and they appeal to the
justice of Europe
RUSSIAN NsTIGArIoN TO INSURGENTS
An article in the Cologne Gazette draws attention to
the fact that the Russian press continually instgat
Ing the insurgents in Servia and Montenegro against
the Porte The Gazette declares that the Russian gov
eminent is responsible for the alarming demeanor Of
the press consequently It cannot be surprised that the
by which Austria Is TO be allowed to annex Bosnia,
Russia retaking the Bessarabian territory which
ceded in 1856
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.


CHICAGO, Feb. 10. 1874
Is understood that the Erie Railway has lately COM
pleted contract that by the LIST Of May third rail will
be laid on its line between Suspension Bridge Buffalo
and Waverley connecting the Michigan Central and
Lake Shore Railroad with the Lehigh Valley line 10
Philadelphia Depot arrangements at Philadelphia
have also been secured the Centennial grounds thus
giving the Erie and its connections equal facilities with
other lines hence Through coaches can be during
the summer season between Chicago and Philadelphia
via north and south short lines in connection with the
Erie without break OF gauge
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THE NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERY.
BosroN. Feb. 1a. 1871

BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1876.
special despatch TO the Herald states that the
thorites OF Northampton have redoubcd the force OF
special police guarding the roads leading into that
town. believing that the bulk OF the securities stolen
from tho bank still concealed the town. Active
search is being made and II 1t fails reveal them
negotiations will be opened with the robbers who
s claimed known to the detectives for the return
Of the securities they to retain the S2 900 cash DO
guaranteed immunity from prosecution.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OYFIcE or THE CHIKY SIGNAL OFYfcER, !
WAsHIxGroS, d. c., Fob. Ill A. N. J

WAshNOfoS, " u, FoO Ill a. N.
Proba6lnieG
For tine lake region, Middle States and New England
rising barometer, westerly 10 northerly winds d.
mnshng in force and colder clear and partly cloudy
weather will prevail in the nrst district rising
temperature and winds backing to southerly.
In the South Atlantic States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley high barometer northwest to northeast
winds, slightly warmer and clear partly cloudy
weather. except lowor temperature in the rst district
In the Gulf States, wind veering to northeast and
southeast rising temperature Increasing cloudincss
and high, succeeded by falling barometer, and In the
Southeast by rain areas.
In the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
valleys slightly warmer and generally clear weather,
northwcsterly winds shifting 10 southeasteriy and
high followed by falling barometer.
The Mississippi River will rise at Cairo and con-
tnue nearly stationary at Memphis, vicksburg and
New OreanS
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THE PISTOL AND THE PRESS.

New ORLEANS, La, Feb l6, 1874
The duel pending between Mr.. George W. Dupre, Of
the House OF Representatives and Mr. Isaac stoute
mayer, editor Of the Times, comes OF in the MORN
ing about seven O'Clock, at Fassmanns Cotton Press
and will be fought with pistols at ten PAGES The az
fair creates considerable excitement In the commu
nifty both parties having nrm friends and being widely
known
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THE EASTERN RAILROAD.

BosroS, Feb. 10, 1876.
The House passed the Eastern Railroad Relief bill
to-day by large majority, the Limitation being raised
from $1,000 900 $4,000 900 the point of reduction
of the debt when the stockholders shall be allowed to
choose directors
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A SNOW STORM IN QUEBEC.
QUEBEC. Peb. 10. 1876

QUEBEC, Peb 10, 1875.
terrific snow storm, accompanied by gale Of wind,
is prevailing here The roads blocked and mails
arrived to-day portion Of the roof Of the govern
ment buildings was carried away. Two houses in
Champlaln street were blown down. and the inmates
barely escaped with their lives.
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THE wHATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty fovr hours IN CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as in
dicated By the Thermometer At Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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STEAMER SUNK ON THE HUDSON.
ALBANY, Feb. l6 1876

ALBANY, Feb 10, 1870
Tho steamer Golden Gate, OF Troy, was cut int by
the Ice at stuyvesant while moorod at the dock last
night and sunk her hurricane deck three O'Clock
TINS morning. There was time TO her furni-
ture and bedding The loss is about $40, 900 About
forty tons OF ice damned into her.
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RHODE ISLAND AND THE CEN
TENNIAL.
NEWPORT. Feb. 10. 1915.

NEWPORT Feb 10, 1915
The State Senate this afternoon voted to appropriate
$40 600 for the purpose Of enabling Rhode Island be
properly represented at the Centennial The vote
stood 20 yeas TO nays
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DIED..

GooDERsoS.-on Wednesday, February l6, Lizzie May,
infant daughter OF Matthias and Annie f. Gooderson
aged months and % days.
Funeral services on Friday at half-past II O'Clock.
For Other Deaths See Eighth Pd9sl
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declared himself liberal constitutional republican,
and expressed his conviction that the Republic
the only possible government for France.
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ITALY.
ROME, Feb. 10, 1s7e

ROME, Feb. 10, IbTd
II is expected that either Count di CAmbray Digny
Count Corti formerly Minister to Washington will
be appointed Minister 10 England.
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1876. THE NEW YoRSS HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL. ucoMMERcIAL, AND POLITICAL


REGISTER FOR 1876
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Its election the fullest perfect and only
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1874
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BLOCKED BY SNOW.

PORTLAND, Me- Feb 16. 1870
The ogdensburg trains reported To DO biockaded
BY snow In the Notch.
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TURKEY.

nPERIALIsT TROOPS SURPRISED by THE NsUR-
GENTS.
BELGRADE, Feb. 16, 1870
The insurgents surprised the Turks Tuesday near
Uanskoje, killing eighteen and woundng fifty after
ten hours lighting.
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, Feb. l6, 1870
The Empress of Austria will go TO England early in
March to visit her sister, exQueen Caroline OF NapeA
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THE sPRAGUE MORTGAGE NOTES.

Providence. R. l., Feb 1e, 1876
The interest on the A. & w. Sprague mortgage notes.
due on the LIST Of January last is paid demand
with interest
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

The tenth annual Commencement OF the New York
College Of Dentistry will be held IN Chickerlng Hall
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A-RENNETT RUTLDTNG

YOU ARE RUSHING BLINDLY INTO CONSUME
ton II you neglect 20 take HALBs HONEY or HoREHoUM
TAR for a cough cold.
pfueq rup cur N on m
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FRANCE.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC THE ONLY FORM
OF GOVERNMENT.
PARfs. Feb. 10, 1876.
The Duo Docazes, At meeting yesterday, defined his
vawa a candidate rav Tho Chamber OF Deputies he
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INDIA.

THE BURMESE EMBASSY JoURNEYINa TOWARD
EUROPE.
SUEz, Feb 10, 1875
ABurmese Embassy has arrived here on the way TO
Europe.
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4 CoUNTERFE1TER SENTENCED.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1876.
Ben Boyd, the convicted counterfeiter, was this
morning sentenced 70 ten years in the Peniieniary
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TURKS BEATEN BY THE REBELS.
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SPAIN.
GENERAL QUEsADA's RoUT AND PURSUIT OF
THE CARLIsT ARMY-LoMA AND MoRIoNEs
ADvANcING-DoN CARLOS PREPARING FOR A
FINAL STRUGGLE.

THE cARIIsT ARMY-LoMA AND MoRIoNEs
ADvANcING-DoN CARLOS PREPARING FOR A
FINAL STRUGGLE.
LONDON, Feb 16 1915
From all the information received here the following
seems to be the position in Northern SPAIN
DEFEAT OF THE cARIIsTs.
General Quesada advanced on Sunday morning from
Durango through Elorio unressted, but found the
Carilsts under General Carassa strongly entrenched
at Elgueta The Afonsists attacked at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon After FIVE hours hard lighting
lines extending league the Carlst positions
carried.
The CarlIsts reiterated upon Azpeytia with heavy
losses.
General ouesada pursued them as far as vergara,
which he occupied In force.
GENERALS IONA AND KoRIoEEs SUCCESSFUL
Simultaneously With the operations Of General Que
sada General Iona moved from Marquina breaking
the Carst lines on the River Deva
General Moriones advancing from the North, en-.
tered Zumaya, and occupied the heights commanding
Aya and Cestona
PREPARING FOR THE FINALE.
The Carlists reported TO be concentrating for q
final struggle between Ahdoain rolosa and Azpeytia
CARLIsr FORCES BEING DRIVEN TOWARD roLosA.
SAN SEBASTIAN Feb. 10, 1876.
General Morlones has effected junction with Gene
raj Iona and captured Azpeyta driving the Carlists
in the direction OF Tolosa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DxYEAr
CarIst despatch from Hendaye Acknowledges that
the Carliss we're compelled to retreat before enor-
mously superior numbers TO avoid being surrounded.
HEADQUARTERS.
The same despatch says that Don Carlos Is at Toosa
RUMoRs OF PEAcR NEGOTIATIONS,
Ruuorx of neace negotiations are acouiring consa-
tency.
run AND VERA STILL HARRAssED.
BAYoxSK, Feb. l6, 1876
Five thousand royalists have arrived before lrun
They will reinforce General Martinez Campos In his
operations against Irun and Vera
A cARLIsr GENERAL CAPTURED.
The carlist Brigadicr Goroads was captured by the
Alfonssts in the battle Of the 18th.
STRATEGY OF THE RoYAL1sTs IN THE DATzAE
VALLEY.
HESDAYE Feb. 10, 1870
Nothing OF importance has occurred in the Batzan
Valley.
The movements OF the royal troops there are merely
preliminary to more important operations
DON CARLOS EXPECTED AT HIS HOME IN
VIENNA, Feb. 10, 1876
The relatives OF Don Carlos expect his return from
Spain shortly.
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER.
MADRID, Feb. 16, 1875
sehor Jose dc Posada herrera has been unanimously
elected President OF the new Chamber or Deputies.
POLITICAL oPPosITIoNIsTs ExrLED OR ARRESTED
BY ALFONSO.
LISBON Feb. 16, 1916
Fernandez Rios, formerly the Minister OF Spain in
Portugal has arrived here, having been compelled to
leave Madrid by order Of the government
MAuGxAE1s ARRESTED
Intelligence received here from Madrid states that
Seniors Chacon and Duisasoa, former members Of tho
Cortes and some other radical followers ofzora were
arrested on the eve Of opening the corteG
FRANCE.
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CONTENTS.
MADCAP VIOLET. BY william Black, Author Of "a
Princess Of Thule" &c.
THE IDEAL AND THE REAL By Joaquin Miller
WAR MEMOIRS. BY General q. A. Custer.
VIVIAN GREY GROWN OLD BY Justin Mccarthy.
A BENEDICT1ON. BY Mary B. Dodge
CHURCH AND STATE BY r. @. Holland.
YESEBBL. By J. w. De Forest.
TAHITI. By ]. ID. j. Kelley
ATTIC SOCIETY
A PUGII.IsT or THE PRESS BY Albert Rhodes.
LONGING. BY George Houghton
REUBEN DALE. BY Miss Annie z Howells.
HARD TINES AND THEIR REMEDY
THREE AND ONE. BY EllA Wheeler. - -
SOUVENIRS OF MAN OF LETTERS BY j. n. SID
DRiPT. WOOD Bv Philip QuilibeL
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CURRENT LITERATURE.
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The French Republic the Only
Hope OF the Nation.
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DON CARLOS EXPECTED IN AUSTRIA
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THE ANDRAssY REFORM PLAN REJECTED BY THE
REBELS.
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PUT OUT OF PARLIAMENT.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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AlfOnsiSt Generals Driving the CarlSt Forces
to a Last Battle
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Winslow, the Forger, Makes His
Bow in Bow Street.

HISTORY OF HIS ARREST
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Is the only GENUINE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
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Prcs rs cents mailed All partsof the Uaed states
30 cents sold " AL saouors aud uewsdealorA Address
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From All Parts Of the
Old World.
MINISTER sCHENCK'S SPEECH
A Grand Commerce with England Under
Our Tariff of Protection.

WILL H r E S / G. N ?
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CABLE NEW S

GABLE NEWS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
MINISTER SCHENCK'S SPEECH
A Grand Commerce with England Under
Our Tariff of Protection.
WILL HE RE SIG p
Winslow, the Forger, Makes His
Bow in Bow Street.
HISTORY OF HIS ARREST
Satanic Confusion Among English
Churchmen and Judges.
PUT OUT OF PARLIAMENT.
AlfOnSist Generals Driving the Carlist Forces
TO Last Battle.
DON CARLOS EXPECTED IN AUSTRIA.
The French Republic the Only
Hope OF the Nation.
TURKS BEATEN BY THE REBELS.
Count AndrassyS Circular Rejected by the
HerzegOyinian Leaders.
THE BURMESE EMBASSY.
Latest from Austria, Italy and
Other Quarters.
ENGT AND
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THE GALAXY
FOR MARCH
NOW READY.

GENERAL GEO. A. cUsTERs
"REMINISCENCES or THE LATE WAR
begun in this number
These articles. Il believed, will be second only to
General Shermans Memoirs vivid pictures Of ifs
and startling adventure.
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Satanic Confusion Among English
Churchmen and Judges.
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THE PRESIDENCY OF THE LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER
MADRID, Feb I6 1876.
Senior Jose de Posada herrera has been unanimously
elected President OF the new Chamber OF Deputies
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run AND VERA STILL HARRAssEp.

rRUN AND VERA STILL HARRAssED.
BAYoSSE, Feb le 1876
Five thousand royalists have arrived before lrun.
They will reinforce General Martinez Campos In hii
operations against Irun and Vera
A cARLIsT GENERAL CAPTURED.
The carlist Brigadicr Goroads captured by the
Alfonsists in the battle Of the 18th.
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DON CARLOS EXPECTED AT HIS HOME IN
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Feb TO- 1876.
The relatives OF Don Carlos expec. his return from
Spain shortly.
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