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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

what is more fearful than a breaking down oi
the nervous SYSTEM To be cxciiablc or nervous in
a small degree is most distressing, ior where can
remedy be found There is one drink but little
wine beer. or spirits far better, none; take
no eoifee,-welk tea being preferable get all the
fresh air YOU can; take three or four Pills every
night: eat plenty OF solids. avoiding the use Of
sl0ps and If these golden rules are followed, you
viii be happy in mind and strong IN body, and for
get ygu have any nerves
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

Cupid is still playing bis little
pranks. Here's a Pennsylvania man,
who has just tarned his one hun
dre1th year leaving his wife, aged
seveBty-cigbt. oct Of mere jealously.
Such chiIdreei
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
Sick Headaches and Wan. of Appetite

These FEELINGS which 50 sadlen US, frequently
arise from annoyances or trouble, from 0bstructed
perspiration or from eating and drinking villa, II
unfit for us thus dis0rdering the liver and stam-
ach Thess organs must be regulated IL You wish
10 be we'll The Pills, ii taken according 10 the
printed instructions. viii quicky restore healthy
action TO both liver and stomach. whence follow,
a "A natural consequence, good appetite and a
clear head In the East and West Indies scarcely
any other medicine Il ever used ior these disor-
a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

HUNDRED years ago when 700
called on a girl she kissed you good
by Now II you suggest anything
OF the sort her father calls yOa into
the library and asks you what you
are worth. Are we a nation And
Ia this progress
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

An old bachelor having been laugh
ed at by a party Of pretty girls, told
them, "You are small potatoes !'-
I'VE may be small potatoes said
one CT them, but We are sweet
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
Disorder. ofthe kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they sscrete too much or too little water: OT
whether they he afflicted with stone or gravel or
with aches and pains settled in the i0ins over the
regions of the kidneys; these Pills should lie tax
according to the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of
the hack at bedtime. This treatment viii give al
most immediate relief when ali other means have
failed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

THAT was a triumphant appeal Of
an Irishman, wEo in arguing the su-
periority Of old architecture over the
new said. @Where viii you Ind any
modern building that has lasted as
l0Eg as the ancient.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
For Stomaehs ont of order.

No ncsiieine will - effectually improve the tone
OF the stomach rs these Pills they remove all
acility. oceasiOned either BY ntempeTanee or ini-
proper diet. They reach the liver and reduce 1t to
a healthy action they wonderfully efiicaeieus
in of spasm-in Tact they never fai In curing
all disorders of the stomach.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

A Pittsburg man is raising whea;
from seed that grew in Egypt 5000
years ago. IL came over with a
mummy, and was for some time in
the Smithsonian Institute
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

Upon the basis of the vote cast at
the last election, the Denver Ne,es
puts the population of the new State
OF Colorado at one hundred and fifty
thousand.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

The total value Of the Centennial
buildings and their contents isestira-
ted It the neat little sum Of 3 hun
dred and four millions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
Banks.
JOHNSFOWN SAYINGS BANK.
1910 CLINTON STREET,
gBfFNSroMN IA

Chartered September L. 1870. Deposits recciv
oc OF all sums not less than enc dollar. Present
rate Of interest six per cent. Interest is due In
the months OF June and December, and IL not
Withdrawn il added % the deposit, thus c0mpOun-
ding twice year without troubling the dcposi
Tor 10 cail OF even 10 present the deposit book.
Money loaned on real estate. Preference, with
liberal rates and long iime, given 70 borrowers Of
iering nrst mortgages ca farms worth four more
times the amount OF loan desired. Good refer
encc, perfect titles, &c, required.
This corporation Is exclusively n Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received, nor discounts
made. No loans on personal security.
Blank applications for borrowers copies OF the
rules, bylaws and special law relating to the
bank sent TO any address requested.
IEUsTEES.--Jamcs Cooper, David Dihcrt, T..
3. Ellis, A. J. Hawes, =. ". Hay, John Lowman,
l. II. Lapsly, Daniel Mclaughlin, ID. J. Morrell,
Lewis Plitt, X. ~ Boggs, Corral SupPes, Geo.
4. SWank- james McMIllen, james Mo riley and
W W. Walters
Daniel J. M0rrel, President; Frank Dibert,
Treasurer; Cyrus Elder. Solicitor. nev24.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
aofhers and Daughters.

III there Is one thing more than another for
which these Pills are 50 famous, il is there purify
ing properties especially their power OF cleansing
the blood from an impurities and removing dan
gerous and suspended secretiOns. Universally
adopted as the one grand remedy for female com.
plants. they never fail never weaken the system,
and always bring about what Is required.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

Definition to marrisge-An Insane
desire to pay young woman's board.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

Striped stockings are no longer
fashionable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13

Come TO the fair
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
Terms of Publication.
The Somerset Herald

l. Published every "Wednesday Morning 1T = %
per aanum, It paid in advance otherwise 81 q
wlN invariably be charged.
30 subscription will be Discontinued until all
arresrsgos are paid up Postmasters egiecii ing
10 uoity when subscribers 30 rot take out
their papers viii be heIdiialle for the subscription
Subscribers removing frOn. One Postoaiec to an.
otlscr slisail give us the name q the louncr as
well a. the present Office. Asldres
Somerset Printing Company,
JOHN J. SUCId.,
Business Manager.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-13
HOMES FOR ALL

4 have for sale on terms within the rcarh y cS-
cry sober indusrTfor~ indriJuaf. houses. lots,
farfa iiu.t-er lands. mineral lands. iuiiding ots,
Sc in different parts = 90 onnty, IN parcels =
from Oae-f fourth q an acre mp 70 -vso Acres A
lee warranted. icrmS-cnc nah in hand and n
hatsnoe 80 ten equal annual payfncnts, prs.pxrsy
secured. Non neesl apply who 10 net of se..er
and indust riohahits- Gall son. a. ssne oi the
properties VIII be sur rent q not fesf sem
ktft Hf d .WElANp.
, 1876-09-09

the last battle by being struck by bull
ct in my coat pocket. 1t was the last
gift OF my beloved mother, md it saved
my life"
Lawful sakes Which pocket 2"
"The behind pocket, num-"
" What Il blessed thing it is TO have
Bible . There is one that belonged to
my Matilda Jane; but l know that you
will make good use of it. will re.
member you in my prayers, pore sol.
dier"
AS the, last rays of the setting sun
lighted up the face of the battered vet
cran, they shsne upon two big tears,
that slowly trickled down either cheek
making miniature canals through the
dust that coated his epidermis He
walked up the road until he was Joined
by several more battered veterans, WHO
came out from corner of the fence.
Two OF them bore keg, Others carried
tin buckets, Others had their arms full OF
bottles.
Have you got it, boys :" asked the
veteran to whom the Bible had been pre-.
sented.
"All right, my covey. Ten gallons OF
peach brandy, keg of apple, Jack, and
ever SO many bottles OF blackberry wine.
The old gal was well fixed"
You made such ID of a noise
that she would have smoked you if
hadn't been there to throw her off the
track. Let's &C and divide. ought to
have the biggest share, as / had the
hardest part of the work"
ltis thus that patriotism and virtue
are rewarded.
, 1876-09-09
Had Been nt Niagnrn Falls.

There WAS a man at the City Hall Mar
KIT yesterday, says MQuad, who had
Just araived from Niagara Falls. He
lives near Racine, hut stopped off here to
hunt up some relatives. As he was get.
ting bite to eat he suddenly remarked
to the woman behind the stand:
You keep away from Niagara Falls"
Why ~ she naturally inquired.
Il was there three days." continued
the stranger, land what do you suppose
I saw 2"
Something very grand, Isuppose.'
Not ly jug full, my sweet woman
mot by two jugs full. All saw was
a Blamed waterfall, small town, two
bridges and one or two scrub dog fights.
There wasn't horse race, no stahbng
or shooting, nobody going to be hung,
and more Of the landlords would do "a
much as to walk over to Goat Island
with you and point out the spots"
He cut fried sausage in two, sighed
heavily and finished:
You stay right to home. Yon'll see
more black eyes here in one day than
yOn can there in n month"
, 1876-09-09
Marry Her First.

Many years ago, there lived power.
tul blacksmith, fond OF his pipe and joke.
He was also fond of his blooming daugh.
ter, whose many graces had shared the
affections Of young printer The coup.
le, after season OF billing and cooling,
engaged themselves, and nothing but the
consent of the young lady's parents pre-.
vented the union. To obtain this an in.
tervicw was arranged, and the typo pre-
pared little speech to admonish and
convince the old man, who sat enjoying
his pipe in perfect content. The typo
dilated on the tact of their long court.
ship, and their mutual attachment, their
hope for the futnre and like topics and
taking the daughters hand, he said, L"
am here, sir, to ask your permission to
transplant this lovely flower from its
parent bed"-but his feelings overcame
him, and he forgot the remainder of his
oat0rical fourishes, blushed, stammerrd,
and finally wound up with from its pa.
terral bed into my own"
The father keenly relished the discom-
future OF the suitor, and removing his
pipe, and blowing q cloud of smoke, he
replied -
" Well, young man, rdon't know as
I have any objections, provided you mar
ry the girl first"
, 1876-09-09
unsatisfied.

'0nly housemaidl" " She looked from the
Kitchen
Neat was the kitchen and tidy was she
There ut her window u seamstrcss sat stitch
ing;
- We're a seamstrcss how happy I'd be-"
"Only a Queen! She looked over the waters
Fair was her kingdom aud mighty was she;
There sat an Empress, with Queens for her
daughters;
We're an Empress how happy I'd bew
still the old failty they all Of them trip in!
Eve in her daug ghtcr, is ever the same
Give her an Eden she sighs for pippin
Give her an empire she pines fora name!
, 1876-09-09

The preliminary work on the channel
tunnel to connect England and France
has been commenced at Margate. The
French shafts have been sunk to depth
Of 400 metres. When these reach the
depth OF 100 metres below the sea, a
gallery one kilometre long will be made
In the chalk, and if this is successful
and nothing indicates the impractical.
bility OF the project, the tunnel will be
definitely commenced
, 1876-09-09

The whirligig of fashion may bring
around the most sudden and dazzling
changes, and the duties of the toilet may
multiply like leaves in Valambrosa, but
there is nothing that will make woman
stand before her looking-glass so long as
u sunburnt nose.
, 1876-09-09

1t is now estimated that Of the FIVE hut
dred thousand Philadelphians who ex.
pected to make their fortunes this sum-
mer, not less than four hundred and
ninety.nine thousand will be disap'
pointed.
, 1876-09-09

A New York printer, setting up a re-
cent report of q horse lace, said the
booksellers were busy" instead of"pooI-
Sellers" but it did not alter the sense of
the paragraph much.
, 1876-09-09
"POrc SOlslfer!"

Wrlpw in East Tennessee. as II battered
veteran in blue appeared at her door,
and meekly asked for + cup of cold
water. Pore soldier! know in rea-
son that you are tired and tiirsiy, and
that you will be powerful glad to get a
drink of water, not to speak of little
suthn To mix with it,"
"Thank you, mum; but belong to
'he Daughters OF Temperance, and can't
drink, unless it is little in the way Of
medicine, and do feel very weak, as
have marched more than forty miles to.
day"
Forty mile The laws have massey
How could you do it2 Why, it would
kill my mule"
ut is very hard but we get used to
it. wouldn't have minded it, if had
anything to eat"
"Sakes alive! Do come and sit down,
Pore soldier ~
The good old lady brought out black
bottle, from which the battered veteran
poured teaspoonful into glass OF
water, and took vigorous pull at the
holtle when her back was turned Then
she placed before him substantial sup.
per of ham and eggs and corn bread and
coffee, upon which he advanced in gal.
liant style.
And you are mighty young to I've a
solderin," she said, looking at him be-
nignantly over her spectacles.
"Yes, mum am the only son of my
widowed mother; but my country called
me, and my duty to my country is only
second to my duty to my Creator"
"Sbo Why, you talk as peert as u
minister
IL was studying for the ministry when
the war broke out"
81 had notion that the soldiers was
all so wicked; but I'm glad to find out
that they amt, You have seen a power
Of fightin', I reckon 2"
A great deal, mum. 1t is hard for
Christian to take life; but the enemies
Of our country must be punished
"Jess so. Have you ever been
wounded :"
Very often. was once shot through
.he heart"
Through the heart I! Lawful sakes
Didn't it kill you3"
Not quite. The intercostal muscle
was penetrated longitudinally and ex-
travasated with varicosc veins but the
bullet ranged across the left lobe of the
arachnoid artery, producing comminu.
ted fracture OF the anterior process Of
the cerehellum, and causing lesion of
the spinal viscers and the hypOphos-
pilates OF the fbula, and that delayed
my recovery"
You don't mean to say that you lived
through all thatw
III was spared, mum, to he humble
monument of the mercy of Providence"
Should think so. What was that
noisei 1t sounded like somebody down
CELLAR
Nothing but rats. Don't be alarmed,
madam. l am here, and will protect
You. once defended the house of q
widow when it was attacked by dozen
guerlllas. l was obliged to kill seven
Ut them, and the rest ran away"
Doc tell Should think you ought
be an Officer"
The President has tried to persuade
ME to accept commission as General,
but have believed that | can scrve my
country better in my present sphere.
lhank you, l don't care ii do take
spoonful Of that. / must bG going now,
with many thanks for your kindness.
1t IL nearly time for our evening prayer
meeting, and | must be there to open It,
crave you any such n thing as pocket
\ H'p!e 70 spare Mine was destroyed in
, 1876-09-09

There is iron enough in the blood of
40 men to make . plowshare weighing
81 pounds.
, 1876-03-26
3TARTiS'S, l54 6TATE-ST.,
MI SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PARLOR AND

N.w ,,,frr. and terri n,rlnr suft I pcs N
i1.nH.nt1. wannt 1h tnrTy rsrt.t sutk IL
1s.,,- .<rv ~ rfnr erif with nrtu4on pca
Eferrrf walnut su terry With niuh putting 6j
tr.n-,. rsjnrt sr,t rrs fsrrv rnd ni1ish .... Il
usrd.n1a 'Turktrh .n1t ncs -.......,..,... NJ
Vsrv 6nn n1n.h n,rtnT an;Y nca ......,..... 1t6
rIsSa.nrrs an;, nrs Mara Anfnnetta IS
Genuine tctnth paror sutts ed5 =
TurEah parlor suit. terry aad plush. pcs--.- ~
chamoes SUITS r Rim Isl sssssst.
, 1876-03-26

fTso RENT-HoUSE OF 6 ROoMs-IMMEDIATB
possession given; viii rant chehp to good tenant.
Apply at ~ South lto5ne-st.
ITO KEST-CI1EAP-BRICk DWELLING, WTrH
4 Al modern Improvements. 3story. y Honorc-r.,
near AdAns- Inquire 3l Stats-bt., ii loan osdca.
, 1876-03-26

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
4 Observation-Disclosures HAVING HOUSEHOLD
n epods TO dispoae OF Will ind 1t to their interest 10
to Hodgca i Co., g. West LAke'st, have their goods
appraised. and aastst.ctory srranxementa made we
dont ciafm have the largest aaeaoa house 10 tho
Uuited Se.t1s hut do claim to gtso entire
and recese al large prices other hopsa We give
personal attenion to outside sass private Fssl
s. . 30 9dss. Of III
Avoid lie Of ladea and sens calling ttetr
names also make settlement on Aaus GAY ol sAv 20
second.haud doaiera attend our enfet Address Nm r.
HODGES i CO., Aucttoaeers. 6el West Lafoat-
4 DASH CUSTOMER FOR HOUSEHOLD FuRN1-
q q frss. sots s. f. ~ ~BAMbEkSER. 81 Lsfa.ss
Dl1TTERS { co.'s REGULAR ATuRDAY SALE
Is of huuteh,ld goods Satur unrainx At 93o
o'cloek. At 1l3 aad Ii Wsbasasv northeast eaEnor
Madison st-
r4RPETs cAaPETSi iCAhPErs!:;; i , cARPETsl
pat. tho s!sy p.ne ssyc+ are nov s1IaripE 9no
Great be tstoa to show ous customers goods and
We viii warrant carpets be tho best In ths
let. Cali before purenAsiag. ". A. LOWELL CO..
30 West 3fsdison.st-
rRockRRY! cRoCKERv!i CRoCKERY!!!-
monthly payments. W. 4. LOWELL : CO., '2s Vest
Madison-st
T74sa PAID FOR sECO5D HAND FURNITURE,
" Efxe or small lot&: fontare OF private rssideno9>
purchased. III K4st AadIaon-st, Room l. ). Hhko
GoYTESTs OF FIVE ROOMS EOR SALG CHEAP
" Tor cash 1t 2s7 West MAdtson-tt.
T1RPETIyG FOR SALEISQUIKE AETFEE
tbs hour Of II and o'clock. At 3'5 est Ad1us-s
, 1876-03-26
wANTED--TD A RENT.

JITANTEp-TO REST-T1IREE OR FOUR GOOD
w rpou,s suitable for light housekeeping Tweaty
si1tht est Of state No children. Address. fos i've
days Is %. Tribune oflc6.
, 1876-03-26

ITO REYT-TWO FINE STOKES ON MARKET ST..
between Randolph and Lakcsts., FINN May !; steam-
power can be lad il desired Apply to JULLMANN. 10
, 1876-03-26
TO REST-ROoM UNDER BARRE1 HOUSE. BUR
HnKton, fa.. suitable gents furnishing goods. In.

mo ORENT-CHEAP--CURN STORE: VASBuREN
a. and Third Az. 4o11eo Good otbcc hseprpuf vault
atc. Apulr 1t Is EAnHuf1net
, 1876-03-26

RIO nEST-FROM MAY /, THE FINE DOUBLE
atorc s6 and 81 hivertt xlo sir toEea. two vaults
and steam elevator Fine dpck 20 feet wide aud shed
Apply to REA j COATES, 95 Washlug5a.st.
no FEYT-VERY FINE BRICK STORE ON
L Ogdo-av., dooss south Of Tas9ot- fronting
TrrutrA 11s Ennth C1arkst.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

The SiciIian Vendetta Results In Another
Murder.

On Sunday evening, at half-past nine
o'clock. Officer Krucker hearing the re-
port Of pistol coming from the prem
ises No. 80 Hospital street, entered the
establishment and found Sicilian
named Andre Bonetto lying on the floor
and breathing his last. The officer ar
rested in an adjoining room another
Sicilian named Jose Batalla, who
was endeavoring TO escape. An ex-
animation Of the body Of Bonetto
showed that he had received large
ball in the cavity Of the stomach, a
buck shot four inches above on the
sides. His legs also showed numerous
small shot wounds. A chair,
which was lying beside him,
was also riddled and evinced that
he had used it to screen or defend him
self. The pistol with which the horri
bic deed was done was also found by the
officer, just after Mrs. Batalla had
wrapped it up in soiled shirt and con
cealed it in corner Of the room. It is
an old fashioned horse pistol, and was
still warm when the officer found it.
The origin of the affair is like all the
Sicilian murders, a mystery. Doubtless
it is another episode in the ven
delta between the Palermotans
and Messinians, for it is said
that Bonetto, the deceased, some
time ago killed relative Of Batalla,
and that about six months ago a
shooting affair had occurred between
them during which Bonetto was shot in
the back and Batalla in the head Bo-
netto's body below the armpit and at
the back shows another wound, appa
rently made with double edged knife
or dagger. The deceased Was an ice
cream vendor, about forty years old.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
Police Report for May.

The police reports 141G arrest for May,
96O males and 456 females Among the
arrests are 100 for assault and battery,
$40 for drunkenness lat for disturbing the
peace, and 127 for being drunk and dis
turblng the peace. 405 prisoners were
married 841 could not read and write /,
1913 were natives, and the rest foreigners.
1874 dodgers were accommodated at the
and IL lost children re-
stored to their parents. 16 animals and
3 vehicles were put in pound. 40 acci-
dents, 81 buildings found open, Is bur-
glaries, and 20 fires reported.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
CITY ITEMS.
Overheard to Death.

About half-past 3 o'clock yesterday, q
boy named Augusten Rovelet, while
fishing In the canal, at the fortificatiori,
near Elysian Fields street and Gentilly
road, accidently fell overheard and was
drowned. The body was recovered and
the Coroner notified.
she'll Roaded
About o'clock last evening a horse.
attached to q buggy containing a lady
and gentleman, whose names could not
be ascertained, took fright on the shell
road, near the toll gate, and becoming I'm
manageable precipitated the occupants
to the ground, then started at a tearing
gate through the toll gate, frightening
the Usurper's team. which was passing
at the time, and which was also becom-
ing unmanageable, started off ut break
neck speed The Usurper seeing that
his precious carcass was In danger leaped
maDfully to the ground and left horse
and buggy take care Of its self.
Rifle Practice.
The members Of the Crescent City
Rifle Club were out In full force yester-
day at their grounds.
In the Gegular practice the following
scores were made:
200 yards-At rest
l.. A. Adam-4 5 = 8 81 4
500 yaris-0iY- hand.
j. H. Revol-t "a o q
d. Selph-3 0 0
.''....'...'''-.... ~
F. 0. Minor-o - 44ss sssss
Lying down.
DR.. Geo. Hows-s Q 6
John Glynne. Jr-6 wv 4ss5
A. b. Babbitttt-ii ssss
1900 yards on hand Standing.
Jules Pifaut-o 0 o.
Lying down.
John Glynne. Jr.-5 8 80 s 8 81
Dudley seph-5 i 81 %
DR.. George Howe-5 s 0 8 8 o5
John X. Renaud-4 . 0 s4s
Exciting Contest.
The excitement yesterday at the New
Lake end, at Browns house, shows that
the sportmen'5 headquarters Is la full
blast at this locality. After very warm
contest the contestants were ultimately
reduced TO two, with the following re
suit: Messrs. Charles T. Triest and
Andy l.. Desportes, Mr.. Triest keep
ing the lead until 5 p. m, when Mr..
Dt5pO1JeS once more came 10 LDc ECOUJ,
his time scoring thirty-fiye points out OF
: possible forty; distance fifty yards;
beating Mr.. Trfest one point and carry
ng off the venison. Among the specta-
.ors we notice Capt. A. G. Smith and Mr..
L. Frank, both Of the Crescent City
Rifle Club, the former scoring 208 points
,ut OF possible 210, or forty bull's eyes
,ut of forty two consecutive shots on
Vim bledon target off hand. Mr.. Frank
llso did some excellent shooting at fifty
Yards. The proprietors also have
,ranch at Lake Ponchartrain, where
'ifemen can try their skill.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
Evening Press Dispatohesl
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Peace Threatened nv the Antagonlsna a
the Two Powers


BERLIN, June 5.-The North German
Gagette intimates tho antagonism OF
England and Russia plunges all Europe
in u most critical situation.
The National Zeitung regards Andras-
sy's recent pacific view as entirely er-
roneous. 1t foresees mumentous deci.
sioDs would now have been Immediately
adopted by various powers.
Exit AbduI Aziz.
CoNsTANTISoPLE June 5.-The physi-
clan to the British and other embassies.
testifies the Sultan died from suicide by
cutting the veins Of his arms with q pair
of scissors.
Run. shore.
Boston, June 5.-The Oriental. of. the
Boston and Savannah line, went ashore
on Highland Ledge i'm fog
Passengers and crew arrived here at
midnight by the fishing schooner Orien-
tai. 1t is reported she is full OF water.
The cargo consists Of cotton and naval
stores.
Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. June 5-Noon-Wind N n
W. strong. Weather clear and cool
Arrived: British steamship Warrior. Hughes
mrster. mt this morning. from Liverpool to
Ocean Zerega Il Co
British bark Elliotts. Rumbellow master. 4s
days from Rio de Janeiro. Sailed: Steamship
Cardova ann bark Phare.