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VANDALISM AT THE EXHIBITION. Benjamin
Hayden, the English painter, accused his
countrymen of Vandalism. If George and
Betsy went to see a statue, he said, they
would write their names upon it, SO that
Tom and Jane, when they came, would see
that Betsy and George had been there first.
We regret to learn that this passion for dis
fguration and destruction has been shown
ut the Centennial Exposition. 1t is not
American, for this country has always
respected art, md our people have
not the foolish ambition to seek in
glorious distinction on the principle
Of the ambitious youth who fired
the Ephesian dome. We are glad to learn
that these Vandals in Philadelphia have met
with speedy punishment, and trust that the
examples made will put nm end to the crime.
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ACTIONS AGA1Nsr poNDsMxN.

A. ST. LOUIS NO., May ~, 1870
Two civil suits against tho surctics OF Jamos Busby.
one OF tho whiskey Ring dist,llcrs concluded to-
day In tho United States District Court, the jurcs
bringing \ verdict In zach for the full amount
Of the bonds 00o0 All suits Of similar character
against tho bondsmcn of other distcrs and rcctners
Will como rapidly possible, and District Attor
ncy Dyer expects to reazo about 100000 for tho
government from them
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SOUTH AMERICAN STOCKS.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF DuKNos AYREs sUs-
PENDs SPECIE rAYMENTs--MANy FAILURES
IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
LONDON, May 10, 1875.
Private kilograms received here from Buenos Ayrcs
yesterday announced that tho National Bank, known
the Provincial Bank OF Bucnos Ayres has suspended
specie payments, and numerous failures, including
that Of private bank. have occurred.
HEAvy YALL ARGExrIS.s IN LONDON
Argentine bonds fell heavily In consequences
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a ROTTEN BRIDGE.

FOURTEEN PASSENGERS INJURED M A RAILROAD
CRASH.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 10, 1875.
special to tho Enquirer from Carlisle KY, says tho
North bound train on the MayviIc and Lexington Rail-
road broke through q bridge Micrsburg to-day.
wrecking passenger and baggage car. No
person killed. but fourteen passengers were In
jurcd. some Of them severely.
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cABINAT DEFINITION OF THE RELATIONS TOWARD
THE MoNARCHIsTs.

CABINAT DEFINITION OF THE RELATIONS TOWARD
THE MoNARcHIsTs.
VERSAILLES, May 10, 1874
In the Senate to-day she Marquis do Trnnclicu.
legitimst, questioned NJ do Marcorc, Minister Of tho
Interior, concerning the circular OF the lsto
Minister Rcard TO the projects in which the hopes Of
the monarchists wero stgmatzcd as factioua
H. do Marjorie replied that whom the constitution
nrst voted might havo been interpreted permit
ting revision In monarchIcai but the elections
had changed tho laws Tho constitution could now
only be modified in liberal scnsc Monarchists should
cease agitating the country.
NJ de Franccu gavc notice OF an Interpolation rela-
two to the Interpretation OF tho constitution, and do
bate thereon set down for Wednesday ncxt
DEPurrEs YrRx AGAINST AMNESTY.
Tho Chamber OF Deputies this afternoon, continued
the debate amnesty.
Various radical motions for complete amnesty and
for amnesty OF classes Of Communists
jected by overwhelming majorities
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CROOKED WHISKEY.

REVELATIONS or coSKLISo, THE ISprcTKD
Ex-REvESUE AcgSr-rssIDz WORKINGS or
THE rIYo--A STATEMENT nfpIIcArrso
PROMINENT NORTHWESTERN REPUBLICANS.
MILWAUKEE. May is. 1s7d
conkling. the returned cx-Rcvenuc Agent who cs-
capped TO Canada when indicted for frauds on tho gov
ernmcni Is now in Chicago, having obtained immunity
on subscribing TO . written statement containing tho
full inside history OF the Milwaukee whiskcy Ring
This statement was handed 10 The government prose-
cutting officers, and they gave conkhng written
dcrtaking OF immunity condition OF his returning
this country when wanted. General Hamilton, United
States Marshal here. went to Windsor, Canada
with Supervisor Matthew'S in pursuance OF correspon-
denco going for weeks. found and obtained from
conklng oral OF what he would be able to
prove should no be brought to the witness stand and
the case against him noe frose7uied This statement
he several times varied but the written statement s
iul ara clear exposing completely the entire vany OF
the Whiskcy Ring and some OF the principal acts OF
PROMINENT PERSONS BEHIND riIR RING.
The statement FORTH among other things, that
number OF officials OF the Revenue Departments who
formed part OF the ring, being discharged we're rein
stated by the personal influence Of Senator. and
that leading organizer Of the republican party Of this
State received the money paid by the whskey Ring for
this purpose and for the general protection OF the ring
ana carried u for and behalf Of tho higher persons
who wero behind tho ring and under whose protection
the
FRAUDS WE'RE BEIxG coMMrrrEn
Copkling has testified In Chicago under this arrange
mont. and he Is nndor agreement to come 10 Mil
wnukce when wanted. which will no IN the OF
grand jury being called for the purpose. To do this,
tho District Attorney will have 10 and II has been
said he Is not likely 10 do 30. he n
friend and admirer OF Of tho parties supposed TO
have been Implicated by Conkling whereas have II
from more than one person familiar with the princi
pals that no love Is lost between the two nasmuch
the statesman opposed tho appointment OF tho District
Attorney, speaking OF his ability in very disparaging
manner II looks now. therefore ms though tho per-
whose reputation has been long nssned by
endo will have opportunity very soon Of removing
the
CLOUD on THKIR cnARAcTsR
before jury OF their fellow citizens and II able to do
80 there viii be general rejoicing among thousands OF
good republicans and even democrats In this State.
The lawyers who have The statement OF Conkling In
hand refuse 10 say anything about IT, TO rivo any
part or oven summary OF II for publication. declaring
II would DO breach OF faith Tho for this IL
is supposed, that is feared Conkling cannot DO
brought 10 tell on tho witness stand what he freely
subscribed 10 on paper, and government afraid tn
make IFS case known until they have secured this
slippery customers testimony before tho Grand Jury
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remembers General jackson very we'll. 1t is
! singular fact that all these old folk are
quite as Juvenile rs if they had been born in
the present age. and their "reminiscences are
exceedingly entertaining. We print to-day
several interviews Of historic interest and
worth.
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mr.. Peter cooper's ideas.

We think the most sensible man in the
country is Mr.. Peter Cooper. for he is almost
the only man who ever declined Presiden-
tial nomination. 1t is true that nomina-
ton by o Greenback Convention is moro
insulting than complimentary, yet the temp
tation to accept even doubtful honors
Is great AS such sensible man Mr..
Cooper's opinions on public matters have
acquired new value, and his views, given to
the HERALD to-day, will be read with interest
and, we trust, with profit. We do not agree
with Mr.. Cooper in everything. He says
that the need of the country is "a nian-an
honest, constitution-respecting, God-fearing
man." We trust that America has many
such men, and we know that Peter Cooper is
one of them. But no man can redeem the
country from its present distresscs. The need
is not a man, but law. The necessity is
for an organic change in the government, ON
amendment to the constitution which shall
check the ambition of an Executive to con-
tinue his own rule, and which must be the
only basis and foundation of true civil SER
vice reform. Mr.. Cooper still thinks that
ssGrnnt has better chance than any
body else" He should reflect upon the
logical consequences Of this fatal admission
Grant was good man when he was first
elected, but he was spoiled as President by
the vast vista Of ambition which the posi-
bility Of his second or third election opened
to his dazzlod eyes. What the country
needs is not an honest man alone, but laws
which shall enforce honesty, put an effec-
tual bar to the continued rule of any official,
and guarantee the right of the people to the
control Of their own government
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CONGRESSIONAL ACTION ON THE NEW CONSTR
TUITION.
!.oSpoS. May 20, 1874
Madrid despatch to tho Standard reports that tho
Congress has adopted scvensy-thrco articles Of tho
constitution.
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THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM TO THE SULTAN.
LONDON May 10, rS76
despatch to tho Reuter- Telegram Company from
Berlin says:"It s believed here that England has
fused will refuse 70 adhere to tho memorandum Of
the thrce Powcrs-Kussia, Germany and Austria"
It is understood that nve Powers will address q motto
to Turkey in regard the settlement OF It's affairs
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TURKEY.

THE BODIES OF THE MURDERED CoNsULs
BunIED--oRDER MAINTAINED IN sALoN1cA.
LONDON, May 10, 1876.
The funeral Of the murdered Consus took place In
Saonica TO day with great ceremony and in manner
satisfactory TO every one
Perfect order maintained
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WHY ENGLAND DOES NOT ADHERE TO THE
MEMORANDUM.
COLOGNE, May 10, 1876
Intelligence from London published hero gives as
reasons for EpgIand's refusal to adhere TO the
randum OF tho Berlin Conference that tho proposals
require the Porte what Is unreasonable and that
England wishes 10 remain uniettered In Whatever
course future events may take.
It's added that England. however, will mot advise
the Sultan to reject tho proposals.
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MILLS WASHED AWAY.

BANGOR, No, May ~. 1879
Tho Union Mills. OF Orono, Nc, which are owned by
Mcssrs. Gilman 4 Webster, havo boon almost entirely
washed away by high IN the river undcrmin-
ing them. Tho damage Is estimated TO DO between
81, 600 aud S., 600
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

ST. LOUIS. No., Nay TO- 1915
Hugh r. Summers, OF pike county. Of tho jurors
In tho Mexico whiskcy conspiracy trial. who
charged with having prcjudccd tho case, has fled
suit against tho Globe Democrat for various articles
published In that paper defamng his character, for
which he claims $50 COO damages
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THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR.

TORONTO, Ont, May 10, 1870
Dom Pedro has sgnl1cd his intention Of visiting this
city during the summer.
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readily commanded an advance Of IL Flour and Tor
eien wheat were held for 3D. advance. but bush
ness was slack, buyers holding on
iuroErS
The imports last week OF wheat hour, barley and
pens moderate and the arrivals o: maize heavy.
SUPPLY
The deliveries OF English wheat ~ 500 quarters
against Q. 237 for the corresponding weok OF ls7a
rRicEs
Tho average prices wcrc:-Engiish wheat Asa Id !;
barley, 34s oats, 27s Cd In Paris wheat advanced
to sos Cd per quarter the country markets Of France
bong 2s. dcarcr. To-day. Mark lane, holders OF
whcat refuse ormer terms decidedly, but would sell a.
Is advance which they obtain. Flour rs nrIn,
barley and . shade dcarcr and maize and feeding
stun steady.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tho weather to-day Is fair.
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MUNN's TRIAL.

CMcAco H.. May 10. 1875
In tho Mum whskey trial to-day several witnesses
introduced who contradicted Rchm In several
particulars and testified the good character or the
defendant
The defence rested its CASE and tho Court took rc-
until this afternoon.
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THE wEAruzn YESTERDAY.

Tho following record win show tho changes In the
temperature for the past swcny-our hours, In com
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. az
Uxu In building
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FRANCE.

RADICAL LEGISLATORS zvADs THE AMNESTY
VOTE.
PARIS May 10, 1874
Sixty deputies abstained from voting yesterday on
NJ. Raspail's motion Tor general amnesty, including
MM Gumbetta, Spuar and Duposta
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General George u. Mcclellan and family arrived at
the sturtcvant House yesterday from Baltimore Pro-
scssor Hermann and Mcssrs Rculcaux wegeer, DEM
hard Goldschmidt and Langcn Of Tho German Ccnten-
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are al tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Chancellor John " T..
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LryEnpooL BnrApsrurrs MARKET.

LIVERPOOL BnEADsrUFFs MARKET.
LrvERrooI, May 10, 1874
Tho receipts Of wheat for the past three days
II, 900 quarters, of which 1000 were American.
HoME SUPPLY.
loading grain circular says the deliveries OF Eng
iish wheat arc insignificant compared with tho OK
tensivc consumption aud Continental demand. Com
petition for the foreign supply, not only own
coasts, but in America and other exporting countries
induces decided Improvement IN tho vauc OF all do
scrptions Of wheat the British markets of tho week
noting advance of fully . shilling per quarter.
The weather continues harsh and dry
Tho market hero loss active to-day Millers
buying wheat In moderate quantities, in somo cases
paying little over Tuesdays quotations
FLOUR.
Flour Is unchanged
CORN
There Is good demand for corn, sellers conccdipg .
trinc from the last rates.
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MoRroRD's SHORT TRIP GUIDE TO AMERICA.
materially rewritten enlargcd all routes made plaA
easy and she Centennial Exhibition plainly opensds
with maps and pictures
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LrvEnpooL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May 10, 1S7d
Tho circular OF the Cotton Brokers' Association.
issued 'odav and containing review OF the week end
ing yesterday says:-"Cotton has been in Increased de-
mand bat the supply was abundant
PRICES.
"rriccs OF some descriptions still In favor OF
buyers. For American there has been moro inquiry,
but prices OF all qualities remain unchanged. Sea
Island cotton In limited demand Most other cottons
ere llci to I'D cheaper In uturcs' transactions have
been limited and fluctuations slight; prices about
1.1Gd- lower"
wEYKLy COTTON MARKET
Sales Of the week, so 900 bales Exporters took
6,ooo and spectators 5000 Total stock, l,ool 600
bales; American. sos, 900
Receipts 10000 bales; American %, 900; actual OK
port 1910; amount nnoat $685. 000 American, 1872 000
Forwarded from ships side direct TO spnners 200
bales: American sales, "a 600.
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A-GENTLEMEN's HATS--SUMMER STYLE FOR
1879 ready for inspection and sale at ESPESsChEls
Manufactured. liz NASSAU
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Average temperature yesterday o.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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With Portraits vol. 1cmo. 81 as.
MEMOIR AND CORRESPONDESCE or CAROLINE

MEMOIR AND CORRESPONDENCE or CAROLINE
HERSClEL,
Sister OF Sir William aud Aunt OF Sir John Herschci.
BY Mrs John Hcrsche-
'This charming life. II Is In act. almost m anobo-
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pears have BEEN and how marvclous she was devcscd
We think that Mrs John Hersche has done
we'll hand down the fc Of her distinguished
This is ~ pleasant book. Comparatively few IN this
generation know anything about Caroline hcrschcl; but
she was we'll in the last century 10 the mon 81
science She was distinguished tho faithful an<
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the dfcncs isbors and tho trumphs OF those with
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Of Mary somervllo Of remarkable intcr
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LONDON, May 10, 1874
The despatch to tho Reuter- Telegram Company from
Berlin says:"Tho official Gazette OF yesterday says
nothing is known In Official quarters OF tho rumorod
further assassinations Of Germans in Turkey
Moreover, direct kilograms from Horr Giles German
Consul Pera dated salonica, May To- and the latest
kilograms IRON tho German Embassy az Constantnopc
do mention tho alleged assassinations either OF
kaufman, the Director OF the Roumclian railways,
which reported, or other German railway ocias,
or other German citizens living in Turkey
WHAT WAS THE RIAL CAUSE OF THE RIOT AND
MURDERS
BERLIN, May 10, 1870
The Rciehsan-eiger states that shc investigation AZ
salopca has not yet afforded any roi'abe explanation
Of the real OF the assassination Of the Consus
II t. certain. however. that the murders had
nccsior With the alleged forobio conversion Of tho
Christian girl
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