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ENGLAND.
Loxpos, Feb. 4, 1870

LoxDoS, Feb. 4, 1870
The English Foreign ONCE has received the thanks
pf the German government for the protection Of the
Germansb by the commanders Of British ships during the
late election disturbances in Peru
TO MARRY THE PRINCESS.
The Daily Telegraph this morning says the report Of
abe engagement OF the Princess Beatrice with Prince
Louis Of Battenberg Is unfounded
PARLIAMENTARY FOR CONSERVATIVES.
An election for member OF the House Of Commons
Tor Dorseshire occurred to-day and resulted fol-
lows
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Captain Digby is a son Of Lord Digby, aud con.
nervative in politca
WEATHER REPORT
The weather to-day s fair
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4 GALLANT COMMANDER A CANDIDATE FOR THE
GERMANY.

BERLIN Feb 4, 1876
\ Herr Rechensperger's pamphlet which has just
been made public, argues that ecclesiastical laws
transcend the States right invade the sphere Of
Inner ecclesiastical life and that the resistance OF
bishops and priests is not only commanded by
Christian doctrine and good sense but fully justified
by the express determinations OF Prussian law The
pamphlet is temperate in tone, but unyielding
In substance, he declares that nlodts riuendi is
possible only by the reinsertion of the eliminated
clauses of the Prussian constitution, by under
standing with the Vatican the complete separation
of Church and State.
CARDINAL LEDocHowsKI CAPITAL
Cardinal Ledochowski here and the guest Of the
Prince Of Radzivl. He is completely unrestraincd,
except in the matter of the nterdction from returning
10 his diocese
QUEEN vIcToRIAs COMING TO EMPIRE.
Nothing is known here OF the reported visit of
Queen Victoria to this city 1t is considered unlikely
Ehat she will here because the object OF the
Queens journey is to visit the tomb OF the Princess
Hohenlohe, her half-sster, in Baden
She will also visit the Duke Of SaxeCoburg
DISCOUNT REDUCED
The Imperial Bank of Germany has reduced its rate
of discount to four per cent.
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ITALY.

JUDICIAL DECISION ON THE GERMAN APP1IcL-
TIoN CONCERNING Won ARNIM
RoME, Feb a. 1876
The Opinione to-day announces that a sitting held
yesterday by Council Of was decided 10 ac
cede TO the application OF the Prussian government
hhat judgment Of the Prussan tribunal sentencing
Won Arnimt a OF Imprisonment should be inti-
mated TO the Count by the Italian judicial authorities
Won Arnm staying in Florence
The Optnone remarks that this intimation is merely
q necessary legal ormaty, and the cxtradton treaty
between Italy and Germany cannot be applied TO
,Arnim's offence
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THE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. A. 1875
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Associations circu-
lar says cotton has been only In moderate demand
throughout the week, and, with dull market, prices
have generally declined again considerably. American
descriptions have been in moderate request Holders
are still pressing stocks for SALE Prices have shown
some rregularity, and close fully eighth below last
week. Future transactions continue fair extent
but prices have fallen about three-stxteertAs Sea
island is quiet but full prices realized
The decline OF other descnpsoDs ranges from enc
sixteenth OF penny to farthing
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFpToER
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-IA A.M
Probabilities

FTOOdOlIltleS.
In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States northeas.
TO southeast winds stationary to rising temperature
cold and clear partly cloudy weather will prevaH.
with high followed by falling barometer.
In the West Gulf States, Tennessee, the Ohio Valley
and the lake region, falling barometer easterly To
southerly winds, rising temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather, with occasional IN the last
district
For the Middle and Eastern States high followed By
falling barometer northeriy winds shifting easteriy
and souhery colder and clear partly cloudy
succeeded In the first section by rising temperature
The Mississippi River will continue slowly rising at
Memphis and vicksburg where it is approaching the
danger line
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THE lands TRIAL.
BRrDGRros, Feb. Z,

BRIDdRros, Feb. I, 1870
The Jury in the lands trial in this morning for
further instruction from the Court after receiving
which thoy retired Two ballots have been taken, the
first OF which showed for acquital and against and
the Otnor for acquttai and against Up to one
O'Clock this afternoon nothing further had been heard
from the jury.
Up 70 late hour tonight nothing was heard from
the Jary.
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INTERNATIONAL SPORTS.

LoSDoS Feb T. 1879
Captain Mildmay has not yet heard from Sir Henry
Haford about the rumored break in the arrangements
for the international contest
The Captain says he has received orders to call
the council OF the National Rife Association, tho
answer from New York to the resolution adopted
the 22d Of January is still awaited. Captain Mild
may thinks, and he has heard Sir Henry Haford say,
that If New York decides to admit separate from
England Scotland and Ireland the National Associa-
tion will not send team.
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PRESS AND PARLIAMENTARY FEELING IN THE
CHURCH AND STATE DIFFICULTY.
BERLIN Feb 4-Evening
All the journals in this city agree that the tone Of
Reichenspergers pamphlet is moderate and free from
provocation, but declare that settlement OF the
Ecclesiastical question according to its proposals is
Impossible.
ULTRAMoSrANs HONOR TO LEDocHowsKr,
- Cardinal Ledochowski received visits from all the
Alsatian and uramontane deputies of the Reichstag
while he in this city,
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IRELAND AND HUNGARY.

HOME RULERS coNDoLENcE WITH DEAK's coUN-
TRYMEE.
LONDON, Feb. A. 1875
meeting Of the Irish Home Rule Association
held this evening. Mr.. Mitchell Henry presiding. A
message of coincidence was telegraphed to the Deak
Club OF Pesth, deploring the death of the lustrious
defender OF his countrys independence and declaring
the result of his abors ian eternal example OF the
power of nationality against foreign aggression"
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HoHENLoHE TO SEEK TO RECONCILE THE
PAPAcY AND THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT.
LONDON Feb. a, 1875
Reuter- telegram from Rome says it is reported
that the Cardinal Prince Hohenlohe, besides settling
the differences which hitherto prevented his going to
Rome, will enter upon negotiations TO remove the
enmity between the German government and the
Roman Catholic episcopacy.
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FRANCE.

THE PRESIDENCY OF THE sENATE-A NEwsPA-
PER PROSECUTED.
PARIS Feb 4, 1875
1t is thought very probable that the Due dAuditfret
Pasquier will be elected President of the Senate
A prosecution has been commenced against the jour
pa La France for publishing false The action is
based upon the statement that Buffet had rendered
his resignation and declared he would only accept the
governorshIp OF the Bank Of France as compensation
d GALLANT COMMANDER A CANDIDATE FOR THE
ASSEMBLY.
PARIS Feb 4, 1876
Colonel Denfert the defender of Belfort, has re-
signed his commission in the army in order to stand
Rs a candidate for the Chamber OF Deputies.
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COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

ST. ETENNE, Belgium, Feb 4-Evenng
An explosion Of fire damp took place to-day in the
Jabin coery.
The men were at work in the pit at the time to the
number Of 23O or these only twenty six have been
taken out two OF whom were dead
The earth is falling IN in immense masses. Conster-
nation prevails throughout the district
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TURKEY.

CHE HERZEGovINIANs LIKELY TO REJECT THE
GREAT POWERS PACIFIcATIoN PLAN.
VIENNA, Feb 4, 1876
The New Free Press Of this city says advIces from
Herzegovina state that the taken by the i'm
peral Powers induce the insurgents to cease host
Lies will most likely be unsuccessful
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RITUALISM AND ROME.

LONDON Feb. 4, 1876.
Rev. Alexander H. Mackonochie the curate of the
noted 'high church" St. Adams Brooke street, Hol-
born, sends to the newspapers to-day a document
signed by about 100 prominent rtualist cergymen
fairly representative men, including most IL not ALL
who have been subjected to ecclesiastical prosecution
disclaming connection sympathy with any move
looking the subordinaon OF the Anglican ritu
aliss to Papacy; declaring the basis for such negoa
tion impossible until the Vatican DEGREES reHacted
and repealed with much formality as they were
promulgated.
MERELY PERSONAL OPINION.
The author of the original letter to Cardinal Mans
ming which first gave color TO the report writes TO the
Morning Post to-day the pseudonyme-"Pres-
byter Anglcanus that the letter originated
with himself and that he spoke only for himself
HALF-ASD-HALF CHURCH NOT ACCORDANCE WITH
LAW.
Renewed attention and discussion of the subject have
been awakened by Lord Penzances decision yesterday
in the Folkestone ritual casethe first suit under the
Public Worship Regulation act The decision declares
illegal the of the crucihx and the stations Of
cross and solitary communion.
The Rev. Mr.. Ridsdae, the unsuccessful defendant,
is one OF the sgners OF Mr.. Mackonochies manifesto
CARDINAL MANNINo's PLAN FOR CHURCH RE-
UNION IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. T. 1875
Reuter- telegram says:-It is asserted in clerical
circles Rome that certain English ritualists having
some time ago adopted the rites OF the Roman Catholic
Church, Cardinal Manning, to whom somo Of the lead
ing ritualists applied conceived the idea OF leading
them to Rome by allowing them to retain certain priv
ileges The Cardinal came to Rome to defend this
scheme but the Congregation Of Rites persstenty op
posed It,
Mann hoo flv nfnr rrnadt tha
that there grave dscord among the rualists and
the time opportune to make the dissatisfied party
concessions in order to induce them to join the
Church. Manning's proposals were merely referred
with some outward formalities
1t Is not believed that they will be accepted
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RUSSIAN OPINION OF THE COMEDY AT CON-
sTANTINoPLE.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb T. 1876
4 The Russki Mir, commenting the proposals OF
Count Andrassy, says the comedy being performed
nt ConAantinople will terminate to the satisfaction OF
e except the sclaves and partly therefore,
Russia
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The 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
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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EGYPT.
LONDON, Feb. 4. 1876.

LONDON Feb 4, 1876
The negotiations OF the French capitalists 1 Egypt
for railway aud other monopocs have failed leaving
tho way clear for English proposals.
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THE CHANNEL TUNNEL.
PAnrs Feb. 4. ls1

PARIS Feb. e. 1876.
The international Commission on the Channel tun-
mel have assembled here 1t is expected they will sign
the nrst protocols 70 morrow.
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MANHOOD-2oOTH EDITION.-A TREATISE Ex-
WI panaory OF the with instructions for the
cessfu treatment Of Weakness Low Spirits Nervous ExhAus
ton. Muscular Debility and Premature Decline in Manhood
price SOC Address the author DIR. Z. DE +. CURTIS 2O7
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THE PRESIDE COMPANION. OUT TO-DAY, CON
tains Tony Pastors great story, The Yankee Detec
tive !" also "Nobodys Wife, aud THE Gypsy aud tho
Baronet; also Sensational and Sentimental Sketches;
Snaps for Our Girls !" Bail Goingn Fashionable Chit-
Chat tor tho Ladiesn Our Family Physicians Article, in
this weeks Is "Eruptons tho skim Last week
II was on Consumption Housekoepers will end Kitchen
Lore well reading In the answers TO correspondents
there Is amusement and instruction for everybody.
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FIENNA, 4,
According TO reliable advice the Porte is convinced
nhat the rejection OF the Austrian note would cause
Ahe overthrow of Andrassy's Cabinet The Porte
not fear military Intervention long Andrassy re-
mains in power 1t Will therefore accept his proposals.
simply seeking to do in a form which will not
weaken the sultans authority the eyes Of his Mus
Bulman subjects
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CARDINAL ANTONELLI.

LONDON, Feb. L. 1876.
The Morning Standards Rome special says despite
the denias Cardinal Antone Is seriously III.
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INDIA.
AGRA. Feb. a "a

AGRA Feb a. 1870
Prince Louis Of Battenberf Yesterday severely
khouEh seriously. injured BY Gall from his horse
while pig sticking.
The New York herald., 1876-02-05

Congressman Chester w. Chaplin, of Massachusetts,
and George NJ Landers OF Connecticut, the Finh
Avenue Hotel Senator Sherman s. Rogers of Buffalo,
arrived at the Windsor Hotel last evening from Albany
Ex-Governor William Beach Lawrence, OF Rhode Is.
land, is staying at the Albemarle Hotel Ex-Governor
John c. Brown, Of Tennessee, and Judge Lawrence s.
TrmbIe OF ofKentucky, are sojournng at the New Yorh
Hotel Horace White Of the Chicago Tribune is reg
istered at the Brevoort House Assemblyman Town
send D. Cock, Of Queens county, is stopping at tho
Sturtevant House. Mrs. ScottSiddons is residing Al
the Clarendon Hotel Senator william woodin,
OF Auburn, N Y. and Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsyl
vania have arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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VISITING PRINCES OFF FOR PRAGUE.

VI5IIINU PKINCE5 OFF FUH PRAGUE.
BERLIN, Feb. 4, 1876.
Cardinal Ledochcwsk and Prince Radzivill have lel
Tor Prague.
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EHE SULTAN ENGAGED IN DIPLOMATIC BALANc-
ING.
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ANOTHER BATTLE LIKELY TO BE FOUGHT.
HESDAYE, Feb 4, 1876.
The AEonssts are concentrating in the neghborhood
of Oyarzun in order effect junction with Martinez
Campos via Arecheequy.
SAGA
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MOTION TO oUAsH THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST
HEsIN0, REHM AND HoYT ovERRULED.
CHICAGO Feb. 4, 1876.
Judge Bodgett this morning overruled the motion
which was argued before him yesterday to quash the
indictments against Hesng, Rehm and Hoyt for COM
plcity the whiskey frauds. The trial for
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The government has advices that the Carlists have
destroyed their cartridge mandatory at Vera, aud
5nany have fed to France
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GOVERNMENT REPORT OF cAR11sr DEMoRAL-
IZATIoN
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TO INSURE THE ERADICATION OF ERUPTIvE
complaints wash daily with GLENNs SULPHUR SOAR.
HILLS HAIR WHISPER DYE" black brown, Soc
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

g temperature for corresponding date last
..........................".............. 2O5E
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SPAIN.

RRxKoH REPORT OF THE COMPLETE DEFEAT OF
THE cARLIsrs-DoN CARLOS SAID TO HAVE
FLED.
PARIS, Feb 4, 1875
The Bien Public Of this evening says has received
Intelligence of the complete defeat of the Carsta
pccted to take refuge on French territory,
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BLUE AND GRAY.

BLUE AMI
.sOh mother what do they mean by blue?
And what do they mean by grayT
Was heard from the lips offs little child
As she bounded in from play.
The mothers eyes filled up with tears;
She turned to her darling fair
And smoothed away from the sunny brow
Its treasures of golden hair.
"Why mothers eyes are blue, my sweet,
And grandpa's hair is gray,
And the love we bear our darling child
Grows stronger every day."
"But what did they mean?" persisted the child !;
For saw two sa; eFigPes somsds todday r the b,ue
The other said he fought for the gray.
"Now, he of the blue lost leg,
The other had but one arm,
And both seemed worn and weary, and sad,
Yet their greeting was kind and warm.
They told Of battles in days gone by
Till It made my young blood thrill j.. );
The leg was lost in the Wilderness light,
And the arm on Malvern Hill.
''They sat on the stone by the farm-yard gate,
And talked for an hour or more,
Till their eyes grew bright and their hearts
., seemed warm,
:. With fighting their battles DER.
And parting at last with friendly grasp,
In kindly, brotherly way,
Each called on God to speed the time
G Uniting the blue and the gray"
Then mother thought OF other days
Two stalwart boys from her riven;
How they knelt at her side, and, lisping prayed
"Our Father which art in Heaven
How one wore the gray and one wore the blue,
How they'd passed away from sight,
And had gone to a land where gray and blue
Are merged in colors of light.
And she answered her darling with golden hair,
While her heart was sadly wrung
With the thoughts awakened in that sad hour
Bv her innocent. Drattllnp tongue:
"The blue and the gray are the colors of God;
They are seen in the sky at even,
And many noble gallant soul
Has found them passports to Heaven"
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CHAPTER x.

"Picciola tomorrow we leave this place
I can remain here no longer One night will
suffice US to make our preparations l dare
not trust to longer delay"
"sehora! are you, then, truly going away ?"
asked Picciola in astonisLment, as her mis-
tress made this unexpected announcement OF
her plans.
81 must-I am threatened with danger if l
remain. Picciola, my child, have an ene'
my-a powerful and dangerous enemy, from
whom 1 must fly. Heaven will direct me
where to CO."
"Is it," asked Picciola, in low tone,
glancing timidly around as she spoke, as if
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THE NEEDS OF AGRICULTURE.

We often hear men talk of the dullness and
stupidity Of farming. But where is there a
field of enterprise. that requires so much and
80 varied forethought as the proper cultiva-
ton of the soilf And there is no field on the
farm that requires more cultivation than the
brain. The farmer must lay bis plans tor
years-not only in regard to the manner be
would till his soil but in regard to the pro.
ducts and development Of his farm for greater
capacity in the future. The different quail
tiles of the soil must be studied and expert
mented upon, suiting each kind Of product
to its particular soil.
Successful agriculture must be controlled
by intelligence. Brains are necessary. A
man may rise before day and work till after
night may SOW with diligence and reap with
care, but unless the farm work is done in the
way and at the proper time, the etfsrt in part
will be failure.
In this connection we may call attention
to the benefits derived from agricultural liter
ature. The time has arrived when the far
mer must be educated for his calling. The
age which we live in and the circumstances
surrounding US, demand that educated minds
should become closely connected with rural
pursuits. There is no mistaking the admoni'
tions of the future on this point. And why
should not the husbandman be prepared tor
his manifold duties as well and thorough
" as the lawyer, the doctor or minister I
Surely, no sufficient reason exists. The law
yer, for instance, is confined to the statue
book, or to long and we'll settled decisions;
precedent is his guide, and he follows it be-
cause it is old and universal The divine
must necessarily con6ne himself to the sacred
writings and his own peculiar theology. If
he teach anything which cannot be sustained
by them, he teaches error. The physician
confines himself to different diseases to which
the body is heir.
But the agriculturalist enters upon 9 field
without scope or limit. Nature, in all her
untold amplitude and boundless research, is
still beckoning US onward to heights and
depths that seem to know no bounds. She is
not only generous in her gifts, but true to her
promises. Her laws are the same over all
the earth. The atmosphere, the clouds the
storms, the heat, and cold are not controlled
by the ftfulness of uncertainty, but we'll es-
tablished rules that she discovers only to
deyotees. And shall we be told that it is
q waste of time and money to learn her Sc
crets - Ohio Farmer. sIft S.