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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

Ladies Il frl dress are prsk5bit>S
BY taei- dres. makers tron sirsing
dawn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

The 31rs God snPties yoU- hands
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-29

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, 1876-06-21

cred a party of 40 persons en- route to the
Black Hills.
The total loss caused by the conAagra-
ton in the st. Louis suburb, Qlebrc is
now estimated to amount to 100000.
Two men have been killed.
Stagnation seems to be general in all
the produce markets. In the London
sugar market there has not been much
doing, and this little has been in buyers
favour. The sugar trade of Liverpool has
been dull, with small transactions, and
the prices of last reports could not be
repeated within Cd. per cwt. The Bristol
trade is very little better, but at Glasgow
and Greenock there has beena fair bust
ness doing. An improvement is looked for
as the summer advances.
The Queen Of England and Empress Of
India has been graciously pleased to ap.
point Mr.. George Alexander Stevens, now
Consul at Nicolairff, to be Consul in the
islands of Saint Thomas aud Saint Croix, to
reside in the former island,
, 1876-06-21
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1~ELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA.
Isl. Thomas Ttmes.)
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LovDoN 9th Junc.-Political affairs ia Europe,
with regard to the Eastern question, are as
suming a grave aspect, and the fears which
they infuse are expressed without reserve.
LONDON 7th.-A special dispatch dated at
Madrid, and forwarded to the STANDARD says =
The Minister OF war presented to the Cortes a
project of law fixing the number of the perma-
nent army to 100000 men.
MADRID 7th.-The Cortes has given prece-
dence to the discussion on the presumed cost
Of war, informing Mr.. Canovas del Castillo to
make the adoption of said motive a Cabinet
Question. 1t is announced that the commission
charged with the motive in the Ministry of War
accedes to the proposed reduction of 81 millions
Of pesetas, as they consider it sufficient,
The probabilities Of q good understanding
between the Governments of Spain and the
Vatican are assured.
, 1876-06-21

The St. Lucian schooner q Stella y was sunk
by the American brigantine "Elyina" at mid
night off Fort de France six passengers, in
Guiding the Italian doctor Rossi and wife were
drowned.
June 16.
New YORK, 10th.
Flour, per barrel, St. Lawrence brandj in
New York, 1928.
Meal, per barrel, S3g to J.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $40.
sn car Crystals, per pound, So to 04c.
Fair to good refining, per b., u to 8
cents.
English Islands Mo'asscs, per gallon, So to 30
cents,
Premi,m on Cold 1928 to T.
Exchange, New York and London 4s75.
LONDON, 10th.
(Dem. Crystals, per cwt. 22I6 duty free,
Sugar Nuscovad3, do. 1916 do.
Clayed Havana, No. 10, 81 Is afoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon, lis in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt, 81,
Consols 943 to s.
Bank of England Rate of Discount z oLo
Rentee $3.50.
Cotton CO,
, 1876-06-21
ST. THOMAS STATION.

June IA.
New York, June l3tb.-Tha Liverpool
Courier records that the stagnation of traffic
across the Atlantic has reached a point almost
unprecedented and that the Cunard Company
has decided to lay up three Of their best steam
ers in the Clyde but it is hoped that passengers
to the Philadelphia Exhibition will cause on
lmpl0v. men',
Ia France the Cabinet supports the election
TO the Senate Of NJ. Denouard vice the late
NJ Rlcard, but the President Is IL favor
ofM B1dfot's election.
Alyices from Berlin state that there has
been a massacre of Ruthenian catholics at
PolIachia.
Baron Grant has sold the London newspaper
the echo"
From Seryia it is announced that Prince
Milan has dispatched an autograph letter to
the Porte 10 which he p%roffcrs his submission
to the newly elected Sultan, if the Turkish
troops are Withdrawn, in this he i, supposed
to lie acting uuder a suggestion from England.
June IA
NEW YORK, l4.h June.-In Belgium tho
elections have been very %tiotous. The Catho-
lie party has secured a majority OF twelve
votes.
In England the Royal Commission appointed
to report on the Fugitive Slave Circular, re-
commonds that strict rules be avoided and that
each case be left to the discretion Of the Com
mander.
There have been severe foundations Of the
Adour and Glroune also in Switzerland.
There has been a serious riot in Gibraltar
which arose through ladies having bcen insul-
ted by sailors Of the German feet,
June Is
New YORK, June 15,-In France Marshal
Mac Mahon has signifed that be will remain
perfectly neutral in connection with the pro-
posed election of NJ. Buffet to the Sena'es
Archbishop Dupanloup has published an
Anti M teriaIist pamphlet.
In Belgium election riots against the Catho-
lies continue.
The King of Dahomoy in answer to the ul.l-
matum Of the British Commander has given IL
his submission and commenced to pay the fine
imposed upon him.
The German Admiral has offered an apology
to the Governor of Gibraltar and confined the
sailors of the feet whose misconduct towards
ladies gave rise to a riot.
Ia the British House Of Commons Mr.. Law
sons permissive Bill has been defeated by o
majority Of two hundred and eighteen votes.
June 16.
New York, June 16th.-The English
Government has released Winslow, the Ameri~
can, accused Of forgery.
The failure of Messrs. Portlaw Molcomson
is announced with liabilities amounting to a
million sterling.
Tie appeal against the decision in the
"Franconia =" case is being heard before four
teen judges.
In France the Government has accepted the
clause in Mr.. Waddington's Bill by which edu-
cation is made obligatory all oyer the country.
The Ascot Cup was won by Advsnturer,
Craigmiller second and Earl third,
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ny or gratuitous instruction.
General Garibaldi is about to retire
from the Italian Parliament, and to return
to his home in the island of Caprera.
Since 1889, In England, 10000, 900
Sterling raised by voluntary subscription
have been invested in school buildings,
besides 100000 granted by Govern
ment. Out Of q population Of %, 600 1000,
tie children Of 100000 are subject to
compulsory bylaws under School Boards.
New Orleans advices assert that the
first accounts Of the recent riots III
Louisiana were much exaggerated, only
one white man and two negroes having
been killed, and several wouuded.
The Montenegrin Government has
laid before the Berlin Conference spe-
cimens OF the explosive rifle bullets
used by the Turks in Herr govina, con-
trary 10 the interna tionaI au~ti-explosiyo
rifle bullet agreement.
The four Greek sailors, convicted Of
mutiny and murder on board the British
ship Lenuje, have been executed. They
previously confessed their crimes.
The scheme for o uayigable canal be-
tween the Channel and the Mediterranean
is being seriously discussed.
The return to Spain Of the ex-Queen
Isabella is expected shortly.
Great injury has been caused to the
crops in some districts Of Portugal by the
ravages of I%ocus.s.
The Foreign Affairs Committee Of the
United States House OF Representatives
lave presented q report setting forth their
opinion that Genera! Schenck's connection
with the Emma Mine, although free
from fraudulent motive, was i'll advised
and incompatible with lis official position,
The Merchant Shipping Bill has been
read a third time In the House of Commons
and passed amid cheers from both sides Of
the house.
The Russian semi official agency express
sas a belief that, notwithstanding its refu-
sal to become a party to the note agreed
to at the Berlin conference, the British
Government will recommend the Porte to
assent to its conclusions.
The Due Decazes has invited the Eng
fish Government to propose its own soIu.
ton OF The existing difficulty in the East.
In the House Of Commons, on May 30,
Mr. Mitchell Henry raised the question
IF the undue proportion Of taxation which
ne aiIegcQ was DOfH6 ny IleI6uus anu QteW
a very desponding picture of the condition
of that country. The Chancellor of the
Exchequer denied that Ireland was unfair
" taxed,
L. is stated from Berlin that the Monte
negrin Minister Of War has informed the
Austrian Government that an alliance, often
sive and defensive, has been concluded
between Servia, Montenegro, Greece, and
Roumania.
It seems as if the influence Of General
Ignatief, the Russian Ambassador at Con-
s~tantinople, has been diminished by the
fall Of Abdul Assiz, his friend and ally,
says the Times Prussian Correspondent.
The rebellion has been Immediately sue
ceeded by the Greeks at ~Constantinople
refusing allegiance to their Patriarch, whom
they suspect Of Russian proclivities.
The Ministry of War in Spain is equip
ping "a battalions of infantry and 2 of
cavalry for the purpose of reinforcing the
army of Cuba at the commencement of the
autumn.
At Lincoln, Nebraska, intelligence has
been resolved that the indians have massa-
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