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ITALY.

PARLIAMENT OPENED BY THE KING-THE MA
TIoN PROSPEROUS AND PEAcETUL-RELATIoNs
TO THE EAST.
ROME, March, 9, 1876
King Victor Emmanuel opened the sessions Of the
Parliament to-day.
SPEECH
His speech treated OF the prosperous condition OF
the country. tho perfectly friendly relations with
foreign States the visits Of the Emperors OF
Germany and Austria.
He expresses pride at the progress and efficiency OF
the army and navy.
EAST
In connection with the Bosnian insurrection, he
sad:-'I have deemed it expedicnt to participate in
the negotiations between the great Powers with the
object of aiding the reestabllshment of tranquility
in the East and assuring the welfare Of the Christian
population. Tho Sultan received the proposals favor
ably"
The remainder OF the speech treats OF domestic mat
ters entirely
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effected when bureaus Of the Chamber nnaliy
stituted. The Chamber will proceed rapidly with the
verhcation of elections probably terminating the for
malities on Saturday.
THE PREsIDEScIKs OF THE PARI1AMESE
The Left intends make n. Grevy President OF the
Chamber OF Deputies hoping he will display rigorous
unexibility toward the Bonaparttsts
The repubcan Senators have held meeting at
which II was decided to elect the Due d'Audire Pas
quier President OF the Senate, and MN. Ducerc Simon
and Marte Vice Presidents and give the fourth Vice
Presidency and two secretaryships to the Right
PARTY GROUPS AMALGAMArxD
II was also decided at this meeting not to keep up
the groups OF the Left and Len aud Right Centres but
amalgamate them into moderate conciliatory repub-
can group, calculated 70 attract the constitutional
conservatives
The members Of the Right Centre have promised to
dissolve group and vote with the republicans as
far as possible.
NM. THEIRS AND GAMBKrTA IN UNION.
Theirs and Gambetta perfectly united but there
is great rivalry between Gambctta and simon
THE AMNESTY QUESTION
AL the republican groups wishing act unitcdly on
the amnesty question, Victor Hugo has promised tho
extreme Len not 10 bring forward his without
its concurrence.
NJ. Raspail, as the senior member, will preside over
the Deputies until they have elected their President
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WRECK OF AN ITALIAN BARK.

GALLANT CONDUCT OF THE LIFEBoAT CREW
THEY SET OUT IN A HURRICANE AND ARE
DROWNED.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Va, March O. 1876.
The following information has been received here OF
the wreck OF the Italian bark Nuoya Ottawa on tho
North Carolina coast the night Of March l. 1t APP
pears that the vessel in ballast bound from Genoa
for Baltimore. She driven ashore in heavy gale
at Kitty Hawk, about half way between Cape Henry
and Cape Hattcras Captain John r. Gale Life Saw
ing Station No 4, seeing her signals of Distress took
his of six and went 10 her assistance
The lifeboat was at launched, and the gal
liant crew, taking their lives in their hands, set out
for the vessel The night bitter cold and the wind
blew hurricane and the boat capsized and all ON
board perished. The names Of these gallant men
Captain John r. Gale John G. Chappell, 5. G. Gray,
Lemuel Griggs NJ. J. Brumscy, Jerry Murden and
Lewis White. Captain Gale had been connected with
the Lfc Saving Service and is. said to have been an
experienced sailor and bravo and cautious man Tho
bark had board the Captain, his wife child and
a crew Of twelve men, all Of whom drowned ex-
cept four sailors who rescued and taken to Sta.
tion No. s. they in exhausted condition aud
unable to speak The bark has gone to pieces ana is
a total loss.
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CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN MAIL
SERVICE.

OTTAWA March g. 1876
Mr.. Domville Nova Scotia called npon the govern
ment to day, in tho Committee Public Accounts TO
explain how II that the mails by the Allan line
to be delayed at Queenstown. He said money
had been RENTED by this line to meet bills of exchange
forwarded three days aerward by the Cunard steamer
Yet owing TO delay at Queenstown rather Movle
harbor the bills had been presented in London before
the funds reached their destination. Mr. Cort-
wright the Finance Minister said, in explana-
tion, that the mail service bad TO depend on
the ordinary trains when the Allan steamers
reached Moviile After the regular train had left the
mails were detained till the following day. The attcn-
ton OF the imperial government would be called TO the
matter but he afraid the postal service
Britain not sclfsustaining, difficulty would
be experienced in getting the British government to
put special train IL suggested that the SUBJ
sdy the Mcssrs Allan be reduced to provide for the
running Of special mail trains the arrival OF the
steamers at Queenstown but it not acted upon and
the item OF subsidy passed the committee.
CANADIAN DATRYMEN.
The Canadian government have made a small grant to
the Darymcns Association to assist them in making
display at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

stated session OF the Board of Trustees Of the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge Company held yester.
day afternoon at the Office OF the company Tho sealed
bids TO furnish wire opened. They were in
numbcr-two from England, from New York, ona
from Trenton, ~ j., and one from Brooklyn.
Mr.. Thurbcr inquired as to the acccptabty of the
Trenton bid, 1t came from tho wireworks in that
place which Chicf Engineer Roebling sinterested
No action was taken thai subject, and the bldg
were referred to the Executive Committee TO nvestl-
gate and report to tho Board at early day pos
Aibc. tM
Mr.. Aspinwa asked that committee bo chosen Ia
engage assistant engineers order guard against
any contingency that may arise from tho sickness OF
Chief Engineer Roebng, who has been confined for
several weeks The resolution was laid on the table.
The receipts of tho treasurer for the month OF Febru
arv amounted 10 81 GIG 10 The financial exhibit of
the Board March /, 1876, was:--Cnsh receipts,
$59TO III Is; cash expenditures S. 069 725 6i cash
on hand and in bank 1896 IA liabilities $3.50, 48l 0l
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THE EXHIBITION.
A MENAcINo DANGER cHEcKED-zxoRB1TASr
CHARGES OF CUSTOM HOUSE BRoKRRs FOR
ENTKRING GOODS FROM ABROAD.

NHNAcINo DANGER cHEcKED-zxoRB1TANT
CHARGES OF CUSTOM HOUSE BRoKREs FOR
EETRRING GOODS FROM ABROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, March O. 1916
One OF the serious annoyances connected with the
reception Of such goods already for the
Exhibition frop foreign countries has been the Gus
tom House arrangements Aside from the disputes
between the Centennial Commission and the Apprais
ers Office as TO the and place for the examina
tion OF foreign goods-whether they should be opened
in n special building erected for the purpose, as
the Appraiser urged whether they should
first be opened and examined in their proper places
on the floor OF the Exhibition buildings, as the Com
mission very strongly insised-there is another phase
OF the matter, which is nothing less than
tortion. Custom House brokers have been allowed to
Interfere in tho entry OF goods and TO charge high
prices for their services Tho foreign Commissioners
have paid their bills, shrugged their shoulders and
quietly made up their minds that II Custom House
brokers wero to be considered as one Of the
necessary evils OF the Exhibition the intend
ing exhibitors abroad should know OF it,
and the effect of this knowledge on the
other side OF the Atlantic would be anything
but favorable TO the success of Exhibition may
we'll be imagined.
This morning the Norwegian Commissioner NJ. Ger
hard Gerde complained Co the Centennial authorities
that the bill which he had been compelled TO pay
Custom House brokers for the entry of the Norwegian
exhibits which have arrived was as high as s., 500
II was very naturally imagined that where goods
consigned to the OF the United States Centennial
Commission, direct to the Exhibition grounds for
sale, like ordinary merchandise, but merely for exhibit
ton and safe return TO their owner aiterward,
common international courtesy we'll tho merely
selfish motives OF all who wish success TO the Exhbi-
ton would dictate tho prompt suppression OF all such
taxes upon our guests from abroad Other complaints
OF the same sort have been made, and II fortunate
that the Centennial Commissioners have needed them
at once Arrangements have been made by which
the evil will be stopped W. Hampton Jr.. has been
made n superintendent of the customs department. OF
the Bureau OF Transportation, by which the Commits
sion assumes the cost of the warehouse entry which
places the goods within tho Exhibition.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYIcE or THE CHIKY SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. March I'll A NJ.


OFYrcE or THE CHIEY SIGNAL OPFIcER
WAsHISGToS. March I'll A NJ
Probabilities
For New England, the Middle States and the South
Atlantic States, and partly cloudy weather will
prevail during the day, with increasing eastcrly to
southeriy winds and falling barometer probably fol.
lowed by threatening weather and rain during the
evening
For tho Eastern Gulf states, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, areas OF rain southcry winds and falling ba-
romctcr followed by colder southwest to northwest
winds and rising barometer.
For the southwest, clear clearing and colder
weather, with northerly 10 westerly winds and rising
barometer
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys clearing and colder weather north to west winds
and rising barometer.
For the upper lake region, areas OF rain and snow
followed by decidedly and colder northwest to south
west Winds rising barometer
For the lower lake region increasing cloudiness
with rain fresh and brisk southery Winds vcorng 10
westerly falling barometer, followed during tho night
BY colder weather.
The lower Mississippi River will continue 10 fall and
tho Red River will rise rapidly
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Baron Blanc Italian Minister at washington is at
the Albemare Hotel Congressman Eugene HALE OF
Maine, arrived at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening
from Washington. Rev. Dr. W. c. Cattel President or
Lafayette College, is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Generar
Rufus II. King, of Albany, is at the Windsor Hotel
Professor John Forsyth of West Point is tho Astor
House State Senator George +. Very, Of Massachu-
sctts is at the Gilsey House, Colonel John w. Barlow
and Captain John d. Vande Wielc United State Army,
have arrived at the Holman House. ExCongrossmau
Worthngton C. Smith OF Vermont is at the Brcvoort
House Ex-Governor Frederick smyth. OF New Hamp-
ehire Foster Blodget, OF Georgia and Edward Atkn-
SON of Boston, are at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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aERMANIA ruEArnE.

''EIn Teuie" !" by Roscn tho author of 'En EngeI,',
given last night by Manager NouendorG before a
crowded house. In the cast thoro three promi-
Dcnt characters, captally played by Nine MuhIbach
Mundt, Mme Witt and Mr. Kicrschner. The FIRST lady
mentioned represented the wifc of worthy burgo-
MASTER whose former and jealous housekeeper repre-
sentcd her as born devil which tho friendly Baron,
a lodgcr in the house. entirely contradcts The play
is excessively iunDy aud must be popular success.
On this evening the trst OF special subscription
season of Tuesday performances takes place.
There will be given these evenings 'sUrel Acosa y
Gutzkow; Valentiua, Freitag; kabale und Iiebc -
Schiller ''BTaria Magdalena,n - Hebbei "Donna DIANA /"
Moreto; "Carlsschuler'' Laube.
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TURKEY.

THE INSURGENTS PROPOSITIONS FOR PEACE
NEUTRAL, IN AID OF THE TURKS.
RAGusA, March O. 1876.
The nsurgent leaders Sunday last informed Baron
Rodich the Governor OF DalmatIa, and tho Austrian
Commissioner that they would require Turkey
condition of peace withdraw forty batalons of her
troops from Herzegovina, and allow the insurgents,
while remaining in arms. to treat with the beys.
II this refused the leaders of the insurgents pro-
pose that Austria other Power effect armed
intervention.
THE SULTAN DEFIANT UNDER A CHRISTIAN FRIENDS IN
sPIRATioN.
Baron Rodich informed them that their conditions
were nadmissible.
Austria would maintain complete neutrality, strictly
guard the and relieve the refugees
the end OF March.
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THE GERMAN SOCIETY.

The newly elected Board Of Directors OF the German
Emigrant Society at meeting held at their Office, No
lS Broadway, effected organization for the ensuing
year by the election OF Frederick setback President
Vice Presidents. Rud. Pagcnstccher and job Wind
mueller; Secretaries william A. schmiithcnnor and
Ernst Scigcr; Treasurer Thco y. Buck. The follow
ing committees we're formed Finance Committee
Carl Rose. Sigsmnnd Kaufman, Frederick setback,
William Schmltthenner and Theo. Buck Relief Com
mmtee--Jacob windmueller, Carl Hauscit, William
stcinway, r. stcigcr and Frederick Krutlna
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The week opens with n new programme at this the
Novelty and variety evidently The study the
management. The audience last evening was high
ly respectable. The entertainment comprised
sketches, with amusing nterludcs, gymnastics
and musical acts, with extravaganza
OF touching pathos and irresistible fun called
'Juus Cnesar ludcrous adaptation OF the tragedy
OF that name which is running successfully ut a
rival theatre. Then the Olympic produces Little
Mac as the boy in Hamlet y with John Allen as
"Bob, the drummer an amusing performance There
is host OF other performers at the Olympic who with
their united efforts make an evening passed at the
Olympic OF the most enjoyable
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OBITUARY.
JOHN CHARLES aUNrHER.

The numerous friends and acquaintances OF John
Charles Gunther will regret to learn OF his DEATH which
occurred yesterday at his residence, No. 241 East
Fourteenth street Mr.. Gunther for some time past
suffered from affection of the heart which OF late
assumed a serious aspect, and eliminated in his
death. The deceased gentleman was formerly mem
1863 He a brother OF ex-Mayor Gunthor. Tho
contributions Of the deceased TO charitable objects
numerous and ample He was nity four years OF
age
The funeral will take place tomorrow, and the SER
vices will he participated in by all the societies Of
which Mr.. Gunther was a member
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INDIAN HORSE THIEVES.

OMAHA. Ncb., March Q 1876.
On Friday night last three horses were run or max
ing six in all stolen from the ArApahoe camp, a few
miles below Fort Fettcrman on the following day In
dams, believed to be Arapahocs, OF twenty one
head belonging 10 citizens tho vicinity. Yes
terday number Of citizens went In pursuit. and dur
ing last night discovered the Indian camp al BridGcrs
Ferry They drove on from sixty TO one hundred head
Of horses including some OF their own, which they
found In possession OF tho Indians Several small
bands OF Indiana have boon hovering around Fort fet
terman for some days past
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WOODS MUSEUM.

There was a well filed house az Woods Museum last
night and tho performance of Miss Kate Fisher we'll
repaid the enthusiastic visitors, who were
by means stinted in their tokens OF ap-
probation at her equestrian skill and versa
tllty. Miss Fisher was particularly successful in
"Eagc Eye production roplcto with all the
elements In which the lovers Of the sensational drama
usually delight. She wns creditably supported, and
the audience seemed 70 relish tho entertainment TO
high DEGREE
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AN EMBANKMENT ACCIDENT.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner smms, OF
Brooklyn, the body OF John Leonard, the laborcr
who killed on Thursday last by the sliding OF
embankncns the hne OF the Jamaica and Bay Ridge
Railroad, the latter village. The contractor, Will
liam Bard censurcd by the verdict Of the jury
permitting men TO work where they were exposed to
danger from the caving In Of the earth.
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GLOBE THEATRE.

This pleasant little bvou Of theatre, opposite the
New York Hotel on Broadway had fine audience
last evening to witness the eccentricities which
n manager like Butler knows how TO pro-
duce for the edincation of the New York
multitude. Among the performers VIC may eDumerate
few who are entitled TO especiaI praise. And when
name Charley Benedict, Billy Barry, Frank A. Con
ley and especially sam Hickey and Master Barney, Bob
Hart, Eugene Bliz, the Phoitcs, marvelousy gro
tesque performance OF elastic dialogue. all concluding
with tho pan tomime of the Phat Man, - In which tho
two Zanrettas appear, furnish evenings entertain
ment that is only TO be seen TO be appreciated.
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AUSTRIA.
ters entirely

ENGLISH STATEMENTS CONCERNING THE TRADE
OF THE EMPIRE
MANCHESTER, March g. 1876.
Tho Eraminer, OF this city, states that private ad
vices from Prague announce tho suspension OF the
firm Of the Messrs. kaufman, large manufacturers Of
linen and cotton goods, with liabilities estimated at
$500 900.
Trade Austria reported at complete standstill
and disagreeable state OF uncertainty prevails
merclal circles.
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THE EDGAR STEWART.

BALTIMORE, March 6, 1870
The application Of Mr. Fishwck. owner Of the nll-
clustering steamer Edgar stewart for a remission OF
the forturc OF the vessel, granted In the United
statcs yDsinct Court to-day his paying 81, 200
the Mnount OF tho costs accruing here. The Edgar
SteVgrt, which iibecd here and forfeited the
Unified Staies was released 70 Fishwick under bond
pcuNiinc The libel and for time past has been
usN as mail steamer between Halifax and New
lrynns,rict
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship China will eavo this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once al
halfpast eleven o'clock A. NJ
THE New YORK Decentralization for Europe-will DO
ready at eight O'Clock in tho morning
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six ccntS
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rHr xrArnEn YEsrEnpAr.

The following record will show the changes in tho
Temperature for the past twenty four hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
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PIGEON SHOOTING.
PnlLAnrLrnlA. Pa. March

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March O. 1915
pigeon shooting match between H. Maoready and
C Albright took place onsaturday at tho Belmont Ave-
nuo House, resulting In q victory for Macready
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NJ. ROUHEh RETURNED.
Ajaccio returns the cx Minister NJ Rouhe-, defeating
Prince Jerome Napoleon.
THE BosAFARrIsrs
The Bonapartists include NJ Jerome David In the
Department OF Gironde
NJ Maupas, Prefect Of Police during the coup dstdf
~as defeated at Barsur-scnc, in the Department Of
Aube
Captain NURSE, tho noted clerical egtmist enthusi.
asst elected in the Department Of Morbihan, defeat
Ing the Bonapartist Able Cadoret
MAcMAHox's MINISTRY.
The ministerial negotiations are temporarily sus-
pended.
II is now considered probable that the Cabinet will
await the meeting Of the Chamber for tho purpose OF
being guided by the opinion Of the majority
FrsAL RETURNS OF THE RESULTS OF THE KLEc-
TIoNs-rHE AGGREoArE STRENGTH OF THE
PART1Es-c CABINET MAKING
PARIS, March 6, 1876
Final returns OF the ballots show that nvo rcpub-
hcans have been elected in addition to those previously
reported.
TnE REPUBLIcAS FoRcE IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Tho republicans IN the Chamber OF Deputies will
command $50 votes They will ind opposed to them
from eighty TO ninety ardent Bonapariists
WHAT NAT ESsuE.
II expected that this situation will lead at rst TO
debates; but the whole Left is resolved 10 act
prudently, and VIII cncrgctcay restrain tho Bona
partists in the country by Administrative risor.
TnK MINISTRY
The resignation OF the vicomte DC Mcaux. Minister
of Agriculture and Commerce. has been ncccpted M
Leon say assumes Professionally that Ministry in ad
dition TO his own.
The reconstruction Of tho Cabinet win only Ibe
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NO RETURN TO THE LAND OF PROMISE
MADRID March 6-Evening
The Inpdrciat says orders have been issued that
Carlst officer who has left the country shall be allowed
to return
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THE HERALD ALMANAC.

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FRANCE.

PARTY CLASSIFICATION OF THE NEW MEMBERS
OF THE AssEMBLY-M. RoUHER DEFEATS A
BoEAPARTE-THE CABINET RECONSTRUCTION
NOT COMPLETED.
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CONSUMPTION CAN'T KILL ANY PATIENT wH

Take HALE's HONEY HoREHorNp TAR when he's IN
OF cough that no other pr escription will still
PIKgs ToornAcmE DROrs euro in one minute.
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Oftbe 1o7 elections held yesterday the results Of Io2
are now known, and arc given as foIows:-