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The New York herald., 1876-03-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.

LONDON, March 8 1s76
Tho STANDARD In its financial article to-day says the
silver market has been unsettled but the advance OF
two per the discount In India has ended
the downward movement the actual reduction
in price being only I'd to 52xd per ounce which
the supply by the last Mexican packet sold. An
important concurrent fall in Indian rupee paper has
meanwhile caused some heavy losses among the
holders Of that security. and discount establishment
has been compelled to make ''call' TO den-
cheney thus shown in its accounts
A sscALI.n
The Times to-day in its financial article says the
Standard Discount Company atNo II Old Broad street.
announces "call" OF f2 per share the subscribed
capital OF the company.
WEEK on CHANGE
The Stock Exchange was dull, with downward ten
dcncyin the carly days OF the week, Egyptians being
particularly at the mercy OF the bears numerous
adverse Yesterday all classes of securities be-
gan to display more activity, and up to the close to-
night there has been something like excitement in the
dealings The default In cash hand for the payment
of the and drawn bonds of the Turkish loan OF
1858 fattencd all Turkish securities, Notwithstanding
despatch from Constannople attrbuting the failure
n misunderstanding Egyptians show considerable i'm
provemcnt in consequence OF the favorable result OF
the negotiations with the French combination for TAX
ing up the floating dobt and the establishment OF
Egyptian national bank. Premiums have declined
to on unfavorable mail advces regarding fnan-
cal prospects American securities have been steady
but the redeemabe bonds have been adversely affected
by the new Funding act The discount market has
been steady, without material change Money in good
demand The Parls Bourse has been fiat to-day, all
stocks closing at the worst figures
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HERAID SATURDAY, MARCH 1s7e-wTH sUPPLEMENr

separate charge Of forging and utierng is important
Ater Sir Thomas Henry had said in court yesterday
that he had not received the necessary notification
from the British authorities, the American Legation.
remembering the nasco in the case Of Lawrence. the
fraudulent custom house agent withdrew the applca
tion previously sent to the Foreign once asking the
extradItion OF wnslow the charge OF forgery and
TO make everything certain, substituted application
asking exadition the charges Of forging and utter
ing.
THE PERIOD SURRENDER
wnslow will now raft the legal time (nfteen days)
before being surrendered TO MI Dearborn the Ameri-
can oficer.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC

ENGLISH oPERA-sTAR OF THE NORTH.
In the fall season Of 1868 Meyerbeer's opera, ia
Stella del Nord"-not exactly representative OF his
best music, but always very interesting work
presented for the last time on the Italian
Opera stage, at the Academy OF Music, being
produced for the first time with Lagrange, Brig
no and Antonucci in the cast year previous. Miss
Kellogg and Miss Hauck made Jurove with tho public
at the last representation Of the opera Italian The
performance last night in its principal features was
that reflects the highest credit on the manage
mcnt The cast was follows, and an ad-
mirablo IL was :-Catarina, Miss Kellogg;
Prascovia, Miss Montague; EkImona Mrs. Zelda
segun; Danilowitz, Mr. Mas; Car Peter, Mr..
Comfy; Gritzcno, MI Harry Pcakes On the 10th OF
February, 1854 'LEtoile du Nord" FIRST given 10
the operatc public at the Grand Opera Paris and IL
then created such success has seldom on those
boards fallen 10 the lot or any opera Scribe, OF
course, furnished the ibreto the story being exag
gcrated history of the early years OF The
ulous and sensational Scrbe's bretti generally
are. Why musical genius like Meycrbccr should
adopt the Bowory, blood and thunder, sensational
plots OF Scribe as proper subjects for musical lustra
tion Is an enigma to-day. Miss Kellogg, when she
was on the Italian opera boards, made one Of her
most signal triumphs In the role OF Catrina,
In the North Star" and last evening her matured
talent gave the rOfe marked significance and
Importance than ever Miss Montague a very
charming representative OF Prascovia and Mrs Segun
did full justice 70 the part OF the vIvandierc. Mr..
Comfy was sturdy, decp-voiced ''Czar und
made an admirable pastry oooE The cboras
and orchestra must be accredited with considerable
praise for the nanner in which they fulfilled their
parts in this arduous work The production OF sThe
star OF the North" capital opportunity for Mr.
Hess 20 show the artistic strength OF his company and
tho opportunity was not lost Miss Kellogg appears al
the matinee to-day as Airline IN Baifes 'Bohemian
Girl" and Mrs Van zandt sings IN the evening In
'yAAsliAnA-v
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State was tranquil Michoacan was considered pacned-
Peace had also been restored IN rehuantepec
EXECUTIVE TRIUMPH
As the steamer leaving Vera Cruz kilograms wore
received from the interior announcing the triumph oil
the governments at all points The different reVo'u-
uonary plans published show there has been NO under
standing among the rebel leaders
NEW LOAN
The government had asked loan OF 100000 from
tho merchants Of the capital, which was Immediately
granted and the money placed President Lerdos dis
position
reception and ball gwen at the residence OF
Minister Foster on washington's Birthday The
President, members Of the Cabinet and Foreign
Legations, and the Elite OF the foreign and
native population present Flags were displayed
during the day the national edihces and the
foreign legationG
PUBLIC HEALTH.
The typhus fever continued TO prevail in the capital
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EGYPT.
LONDON, March 8, 1s7e.

LONDON, March g. 1876.
Mr. Cave has made his report on Egypt and her
finances.
He crticises past Egyptian administration. He men,
tions plan for consolidating tho debt through the
substitution of British for Egyptian credit, whereby
the would be reduced that Egypt might be
in position TO repurchasc the canal shares without
burdenipg the country But this would be impossible
because other governments would oppose it He,
therefore, suggests the conversion OF the debt into
seven per cent stock, which would leave an annual
surplus OF f2, ooo, 900, or SIC, 900.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0yPIcy OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL oYFrCER,
WASHINGTON, March Al A N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
0vRIcE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL oYFrCER
WASHINGTON. March Al A NJ
Probdbihtie&
In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States falling
barometer northeast to southeast winds and warmer
clear and partly cloudy weather will prevail.
In the West Gulf states Tennessee, the Ohio Valley
aud lake region falling barometer. easterly SOUTH
erly Winds rising temperature, increasing cloudness
and in the Southwest rain areas
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
falling and low barometer. rising temperature, south
east winds, increasing coudiness, and probably fol.
lowed by in the northern portions partly turning
into rain
In the Middle and Eastern States, high succeeded by
falling barometer, northwesterly winds, shifting to
southery easterly, slowly rising temperature and
clear or partially cloudy weather.
The Mississippi River will continue falling at Cairo
and Memphis.
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MEXICO.
HArAxA. March 81. 1s7a

1lANANA MaICH or IoIO
The steamer City OF Havana, from Vera Cruz, ar
rived this morning bringing advccs from Mexico TO
February 20.
PRoSouScEMEyrs AND BATTLES.
General Gonzales Herrera had pronounced against
the government in Lagune, Coahuiln
Tho troops dispersed his followers and no killed
Donate Guerra had also pronounced and seized
Largos He was subsequently defeated by the govern
ment forces
General Alaorrc recently attacked Hernandez, who
bad issued pronuncamento in Oacaca and was Joined
by General Figueroa
The rebels repused Alatorre twice but be has since
received reniorcements and about 10 resume the
offensive.
MARTIAL Law.
Martial law had been declared II 1ailss~S Esa.
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Won ARNIM's REPLY TO THE CHARGE OF
HIGH TREASON.
LONDON, March 4, 1875.
despatch TO the Standard from Berlin states that
Count Won Arnim has instructed his lawyer TO inform
the judge that he is ILL., and little inclined 20 defend
himself against the charge OF high treason.
CARDINAL LEDooHowsKI's TRAVELS
despatch from Romc to the Standard says that
Cardinal Ledochowski expected to arrive there
last night
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ITALY.
in France is IS, 900.

THE REIGNING FAMILY TO BE UNITED TO THE
HOUSE OF HAPsBURG.
ROME, March 3, 1876.
Negotiations pending for the marriage OF the Duke
OF Genoa with tho Archduchess Mario Christine.
daughter OF the Archduke Charles Ferdinand Of
Austria.
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BRAZIL.

Rio JASERo, March z 1874
For coffee there is good inquiry, but holders views
check transactions; prices very hrm- Good drsts,
s, 500 s. $50 refs per 10 kilos.
Exchange on London. 25x.
SANTOS, March q 1876.
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained. Superior
Santos, 5000 s, $50 reis per 10 kilos
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martre, the Archbishop said, ''The Republic would
either revert TO Catholicism or not endure" /"
PRESS OPINION AMERICAN POLITICAL MORALS.
The news from Washington a sensation here
Some OF the evening papers express regret the
das and depore the decadence or political morality in
the United StateA
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel Jedcdiah H. Baxter, OF the medical depart.
ment United States Army, IS at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Ex-senator Alexander Ramsey, OF Minnesota,
and ex-Congressman James +. Wilson, OF Iowa, yes.
terday arrived the St Nicholas Hotel Judge Charles
Daniels, of the New York Supreme Court is staying
al the Sturtevant House H. H. Porter, general man.
ager of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, is
siding at the Windsor Hotel. John NJ Forbes, OF Bos-
ton among the late arrivals at the Brevoort House.
Lieutenant Commander George T. Davis United States
Navy, quartered at the Union Square Hotel General
James H. Ledle, of Chicago, is stopping at the Gsey
House Senator B. Platt Carpenter, OF Poughkeepse,
and ex-Congressman Leonard Myers, OF Philadelphia,
have arrived at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. Inspector
General d. b. sacket, United States Army, is regis
tered at the stur,cvant House. Assemblyman George
West OF Balston, n. y, arrived from Albany last
evening at the Grand Central Hotel.
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A PLEAsANr PETE.
TURKEY.

CoSsTASTrSoPLK, March 8, 1870
The Porte has notified the ambassadors OF the guar
anteeng Powers that II will remit tthes for year
and all other taxes two years all refugees who
turn to their homes Special officials will be appointed
TO protect them from outrage and farms and churches
will be repaired at the government expense.
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GERMANY.

THE PRINCE cHANcELLoR's CONDITION OF
HEALTH.
LONDON, March g. 1919
The Pail Mall Gdrettc's Berlin special telegram says
that Prince Bismarck rode horseback the Ther-
garten on Wednesday-the first time for fully year.
He looks well, and 1t is now reported that he is in
satisfactory health.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty.fou hours In COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD BUILDING:
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DON CARLOS.

THE SPANISH PRETENDER STILL IN FRANCE
BouLoGN- SuR-MER March 3 1879
Don Carlos has deferred his departure for England
until halfpast two tomorrow afternoon
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JAPAN.
Loxpox, March 4. 1875.

LONDON, March g. 1870
telegram has been received by tho Japanese Lega-
tion here their government stating that treaty
between Japan aud Corea signed on tho 9th ull
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

THE UNITED STATES SHIP FRANKLIN ON CEN
TENNIAL DUTY.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 3, 1875
The United States steamer Franklin. now here, will
proceed to Chcrbours probably the last Of week.
From there she will go TO Gibraltar, where she will
transfer the works OF for the Philadelphia Ccnien-
NAL Exhibition to the storeshp Supply.
The Franklins orders to DO at Gibraltar early in
April
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THE WAR SHIP FRANKLIN.
Latest from France, Italy, Turkey, Brazil
and Other Quarters.
MINISTER SCHENCK.

rHE GENERAL LEAVES LONDON FOR LIVER
PooL-MAcDoUoALs WRIT SERVED UPON
THE DEPARTING MN1sTER-EARL DERBY IN
FORMED OF THE FAcr-coPY OF THE WRIT.
LONDON, March 9, 1876.
General schenck left London, taking the train at
the Euston Square station for Liverpool this even
Ing.
He was accompanied by one daughter and General
Badeau, the latter to Liverpool.
MACDoUGALs WRIT
few minutes before starting Macdougal's writ
was served upon Mr.. Schenck.
PRIVILEGE AND APPEAL.
Colonel Cheesebrough was at once despatched to
inform Lord Derby OF the fact
This is the elimination of the Macdougai farce.
THE WRIT WHICH WAS SERVED ON GENERAL
scHENcK.
When IL announced by the new Chairman OF
the Emma Mine Company, in London that writ
had been issued, charging Major General Schenck
with conspiracy and fraud" connection With the
starting OF the Emma mining speculation, and suing
for damages, the statement was scarcely credited
Other writs, against Baron Grant and other pro-
moters, were issued at the time, and have all
been duly served. The writ against Major General
Schenck not served until yesterday although IL
issued on January 10 1t would be very easy to
give sevo~l why Mr. Macdougal did not con-
slider II safe wise have the writ served, the
chief being the extcrritorial character OF foreign
ambassador. Macdougal must have known this
when he caused tho writ be issued, though he took
when applying for its issue to conceal from the
officers OF the Court the ambassadora character OF
General SchencK- The following copy Of the WRIT
WRIT FOR SERVICE WITHIN JURISDICTION.
1876
In the High Court Of Justice, Queens Bench DIVISION
between The Emma Silver Mining Company limited
plaintiffs, and Major General Robert c. Schenck, de-
tendant
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen Defender OF
lhe Faith.
To Major General R. c. schenck, of No So Great
Chamberlain street. IN tho county OF Middiesex:-
We command you that within eight days after the
service of this writ on you, inclusive of tho day OF
such service, you do cause an appearance TO be
tered for in the Queens Bench division OF
High Court OF Justice In the action at the suit OF
Emma Silver Mining Company, limited; and take
notice that IN default OF your so doing the plaintiff
may proceed therein and judgment be given in your
absence.
Tho writ is witnessed by Hugh McCalmont, Lord
Cairns High Chancellor of England his capacity as
President of the High Court OF Justice and issued by
Messrs valpy & Chaplin, No. 10 Lincon's Inn Fields.
On the back is indorsed the cause of complaint and
demand for damages for fraudulent misrepresenta-
ton concealment and conspiracy dcfraud the pcti-
tioning company"
1t WILL however, be observed said, that the writ
does not mention General Schcnck In his Ministerial
capacity whereas the usual adopted by English
courts is to the proper calling Of the defendant
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Average temperature yesterday 241i
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. 24h
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WEATHER REPORT.

WEAIHEH bhPOHI.
LONDON, March 3, 1s7a
The weather to-day is unsettled
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old World.
MINISTER SCHENCK.
The United States Ambassador Served
with a Writ in London.
DON CARLOS DELAYS.
WnsIow. the Forger. Makes His Last APP
pearance in Bow Street
HELD FOR RENDITION.
Finance and Trade in England-Ths Cot
ton Rrandx Revelati0nS.
Finance and Trade in England-Ths Cot.
ton Frauds Revelations.
B1sMARCK's RIDE OUT.

American Diplomacy and Citi-
zen Fetes in Austria.
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DnrApsrUrrs-rHr GRAIN TRADE.


LONDON, March 8, 1875
The grain trade remains inactive short supplies beng
balanced by the poor condition of samples and drag
ging business Yesterdays markets slow for all
articles. Wheat and barley about maintained their
prices but and maize rather lower than the
rates at the opening OF the week. Deliveries
of home grown wheat during the past month have been
twenty per nier the average for the past
ten years. There passage TO Great Britain
about oo0 600 quarters wheat the beginning OF
March tho quantity rather 10000
quarters.
The Paris market during the week has been firm for
wheat and -four. In Mark lane to-day 1ne wheat
steady at previous prices There exists some slight
demand for secondary sorts at old rates. generally,
however, trade is poor Flour is unchanged from
Monday. New sorts neglected. especially foreign
of which large quantity offered. Maize was
steady at e7s. 3d., ex ship, for American.
TIoNs
LIVERPOOL, March 3, 1870
II is stated that the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' As
sociation have commenced an Investigation into the
nature and extent OF the transactions which the
bers of the association may have had with William
Peers L Son, the brokers charged with fraud
IN THE ARMY.
II has iranspired that Robert Num- OF the men,
bers OF the delinquent nrm is lieutenant colonel and
a justice of the peace for Southport, Cheshire.
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: A Chicago T.Aaes Washington -pe4-
ial says: Since Congress has set its
face against all subsidies there was a
general impression hal the Texas Pa
cifie scheme had disappeared for the
session. 1t Is found upon inquiry,
however, that a quiet canvass has
been going on fur tho securing of one
section in the House by a pledge of
support OH the part of the Southern
memhers to coveted measures desired
by the North aud Northwest. Ii is
further limited that the South, which
Is Indifferent TO the tariff bill, will
JOIN hands with the protection wing
OF New England, Pennsylvania, Mis-
souri,, Central Indiana, Ohio, and
other parts of the North west.