The New York herald., 1876-03-17
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ENGLAND.

CHE EMMA MINE SCANDAL RECORD-PRESS RE-
PLY TO PROFESSOR sILLIMANs NEaAT1oNs--
QUEEN v1cToRIA's PREPARATIONS FOR HER
VISIT TO GERsrANY-sAD DETAILS OF THE
CONSEQUENCES OF THE sToRM-coMMERc1AL
FAILURES.
LONDON, March 16 1876.
The Hour OF this morning, referring to Professor Sill
lmans ncgatory letters says:'We have made inquiry
1t the Emma mine Office concerning this matter and
though Professor Silman in saying the rec
Drds of the meetings of the Emma mine directors from
March TO May in 1872 make aluson the receipts
Of any such telegrams he is wrong stating that
Iuch telegram sent, for tho original
telegram is in the emma Mine Office with the Emma
Nine Company's stamp, showing its receipt at that
,fice the 5th OF April, 1872, and the Cable Com
panys stamp showing its receipt at Telegraph street
the 5th OF April, 1872 The following a copy of
The
TELEGRAM.
''To the EMMA NINE London
'very great improvements since last report. On
seventh floor driited 100 feet and tenth oor 40 feet
and in at bottom To winze 20 feet below old work
ines drfted 40 feet all in Sample assays SIS lead
and 900 silver Reserves discovered since last report
900 tons. Everything connected with mine
highly satisfactory. Mailed supplementary report.
Canyon road still bad Shall forward 100 900 tons
;lass forthwith. Have sixtydve tons bullion, worth
$4,000 Propose selling here. Arranged all other
matters here. Will report fully on return
civilian SILLIMAN, per Hussey"
LETTERS
Moreover, there is letter from Professor Silliman
confirming the subject of IT, and letters from Hussey
70 the Secretary referring to it,
sUEKS vIcroRIA's GERMANY PROGRAMS OF
The Pail Mall Gasette's Berlin despatch contains the
following:-
"A private villa has been engaged for Queen Victoria
1t Baden Baden during her sojourn there. She will
ravel incognid. 1t is stated she will the title
the Countess of Roscnau after the late Prince Con-
Iort's favortc residence in Thurngia"
ROYAL HoSoRs.
II is not expected that she will stay at Baden Baden
longer than week, after which, it Is understood she
will proceed TO Coburg and spend equal time at the
court Of her brother-in-law, tho regning Duke. The
Empress Augusta wishes to meet Queen Victoria at
soburg The Crown Prince and Princess OF Germany
will also meet her there. The Emperor William pro-
poses to visit her at Baden Baden early in April
NO OFFICIAL RECEPTION
Queen Victoria has particularly requested that
ohcal reception DO extended to her anywhere her
Journey.
DEPARTURE.
The 2sth day of March has been finally fixed as the
day of departure from London.
FAILURE MANUFACTURERS
Mark Fisher Sons, woollen cloth maDufacturers of
Huddersfed. Yorkshire, and Montreal, have failed
Their liabilities given at $3.50 600.
on CHANGE.
One more failure s-two O'Clock P. M.-nnnounced
at the Stock Exchange to-day The amount OF the La
bilities has not transpired.
The market is lat and there is but little doing.
rnE SWEEP OF sroRM-DErAILs OF DESTRUCTION.
The weather is hardly settled yet. though It has
greatly moderated From all parts OF the country
,ome details OF destruction by the gale.
IN THE METROPOLIS.
In London roofs skyghts and chimneys were blown
ABOUT and telesraphs prostrated
THE TELEGRAPHs
The telegraph lines northward still damaged, and
dispatches are or less delayed.
sUBuRBs AND on THE RIVERS
AT tTwickenham, a short distance up the Thames, a
house crushed by falling trees Near stathes
steamer was wrecked, and at Chatham tho military
school was partly destroyed.
ISuSDArIoSs.
The rivers Cherweli Tone and others ovcrnowed tho
country for miles about.
TIE ROYAL TITLES BILL DEBATED IN PARLIA-
MENT-oPPosITIoN TO AND DEFENCE OF THE
TITLE OF EMPRESS
LoSDoy, March 16-Night
In the House OF Commons tonight, when motion
vas made to so into committee the Royal Titles
'i, the Marquis OF Harrington rose and moved IN
amendment that, while willing to consider measure
'nabling the Queen TO make addition her titles
he House considers nexpcdcnt TO impair the
gny or the Crown by tho assumption OF the title OF
IMPRESS
The Marquis Of harrington supported bis motion in
speech conciatory in tone. He said he offered the
amendment with reluctance. He admitted that 1t was
impossible for the government to have iorasccn tho
opposition which the measure had provoked. lie chal.
cnged the government 10 show any good reason why
he title Of Empress was preferable to that Of Queen
&c repeated the argument that tho OH was slight 10
he other colonies.
The Chancellor the Exchcqucr Sir Stafford North.
ote defended tho title Of Empress as accurately rpc
eseuting the relations OF the Queen to India
HITTER ARGUMENT
ne debate lasted seven hours AID was excited ana