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ENGLAND.

AMERICAN SECURITIES WANTED on CHANGE
COMMERCIAL FAILURE.
LONDON Feb. Z, 1876.
The Times this morning in its financial article says
the market is bare Of United States new i've per cens
Nunded loanA
REPORT HEAVY FAILURE
1t is reported that Messrs J. and G. Henderson Co.,
grain merchants Of Liverpool have suspended Their
liabilities reported at 81, OOO though their as
sets good.
"a later despatch from London pronounces the above
report untrue-Ed. HKRALDl
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THE REVOLUTION m HAYT1. Z

PoRT AU PRINCE, Jan. 90, 1876.
President Dominique left here for the North on the
oath inst on one Of the Haytian gunboats the
other one accompanying hun. On the two boats were
upwards of 500 soldiers and they also took with them
rifles and guns recently received from New York. He
left Port Prince in charge of General Septimus
Rameau his nephew The policy of the present govern
ment which is virtually headed by Raneau is to drive
all the foreign merchants out OF the country
for the carrying Of the governent undertaking is
borrowed fifty sixty per cent interest per annum
The net result of the last loan of 900 has only
realized the country about half that sum.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT MARTIAL FOR THE TRIAL OF PAY IN
sPEcToR sPALDING.
WAsHNoroS, Feb T. 1875
The following s the full detail Of the naval court
martial TO assemble Mare Island on the 21st inst
for the trial Of Pay Inspector Rufus r. Spading'-
Rear Admiral John Rodgers President
Rear Admiral 5. ID. Trcnchard, Captain T. r. Allison.
Captain J. r. Carter Captain j. T. e. De Krait Pay
Director T. LOCKER, Pay INSPECTOR A. H. Gilman Pay
Inspector q. +. Thornton Commander Silas Casey Jr
members
a. D. HaTner. Judge Advocate,
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BREADsTUFFs IN EUROPE.
LONDON. Feb. 7. 1876

LONDON Feb. 2, 1870
The Mark Lane Express, in Its review Of the grain
markets for the past week. says the weather has been
muggy and unfavorabe to trade prices generally
declined about shilling per quarter in consequence OF
deterioraed condition Home deliveries are still short
compared with last year. Business has been heavy, and
Imports have been rather less and will probably con-
unue TO diminish until prices improve.
At Paris -four has declined franc
In Germany the markets have rather improved,
while In Belgium and -EioIland they we're dull and un.
changed
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SPAIN.
.oxrnn,rrNr rrrMpAr1oN AND uN1vERsA1

4.ovxRNMESr INTIMIDATION AND UNIVERSAL
FRAUDS AT THE coRTEs ELECTIONS.
LONDON Feb 7, 1876
The Times publishes letter nom Seville this morn
Yng which contains the following details OF the recent
elections In spain for members Of the new Cortes:-
'srhe frauds ana intimidation practised by the gov
ernment in the conduct OF the elections have done
destroy confidence and promote discord In the
provinces than possibly be estimated Not only
was wholesale bribery practsed. but voting papers
were forged by thousands. In one town in ADdalusia
The liberals presented protest whereupon Ave or six
persons we're Immediately imprisoned. Men-ofwar
were sent TO seaports Of known liberal prOcvtes and
carbneers and armed police in other places hindered
the voters In some districts voting licenses were only
given to known partisans OF the Mnistryl'
DON CARLOS CAUSE WANING IN THE PROVINCES.
MADRID, Feb. T. 1873
1t is stated here that the Biscayan and Navarrese
Provincial Deputies have told Don Carlos not to ex
poet any further aid from them.
SEVERE WEATHER.
There was a heavy snow storm in Navarro and Gui-
puzcoa yesterday.
cARIIsTs AGAIN DEFEATED IN BATTLE.
madrid, Feb. T. 1876.
Official dispatches announce that General Quesada
has driven the carlists from Abadiano Durango
after sharp engagement.
SUBMISSION GROWN.
Seventy Carlists have submitted in Navarro
CARLIsT SOLDIERS DEsERTING-Po POSITIONS OF
THE coNTENDING ARMIES.
LONDON, Feb T. 1875
despatch to the Standard from Durango reports
that several hundred Carlists deserted last week.
SITUATION
General Quesada holds every avenue into Alva and
Bscay.
Don Carlos is at Tolosa with large force Of artillery
and twenty battalions, facing General Morones
Bad weather prevents any advance.
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MURDER WITH THE PISTOL.

TEXAN EDITOR SHOOTS UNITED STATES
MARSHAL.
MEMPHIS Feb. I, 1876.
special despatch from Brownsville says:-Samuel
Boyd, deputy United States marshal was shot and
killed Saturday evening by H. NJ Clarke, one OF the
editors Of the Democrat in quarrel which grew out
Of a political discussion, which commenced in jest,
Boyd accusing Clarke OF having been Ku Klux leader
and Clarke retorting by saying that Boyd had been
Ioyal League leader, 10 which Boyd responded,
"You're a damned liar. Clarke asked him 10
tract but instead Boyd put his hand behind him II
20 draw pistol, and advanced on Clarke, who drew
pistol and fred three shots taking effect In the
right arm another in the shoulder and the third near
the heart. Boyd expired IN a few moments. Clarke
was arrested and held in IS 900 bail to answer. Both
men have families and previously good terms.
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WEST INDIES.

BERMUDA TO ASK AN ENGLISH APPROPRIATION
FOR WORKS OF DEFENCE.
BERMUDA, Feb 8, 1875
1t is said that vote of $50 900 will be asked for at
the next session Of the Imperial Parliament for the de-
fensive works of the naval anchorage Of Bermuda
The works. when completed. will have cost 81, 1850 oOo
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SPENCER. OF ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Feb I, 1876.
Judge Rice, Ex-Governor Smith, excongressman
Buckley, General Coon, and several other prominent
republicans Of this State including some coorcd left
here this morning for Washington They 90 for the
purpose Of representing the party before the Election
Committee OF the Senate and TO urge that Spencer be
declared entitled the seat he now occupies Mr.
T. T. Morgan has been appointed by the Governor, un-
der joint resolution Of the Legislature, 70 represent
the state IN the matter, and 70 proceed a. once TO
~
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same time superintendent or manager Of the Affair,
and office Of the Clnited States Express CompanV an
this city, and n shipments OF funds TO members oul
side this city DESIRED 10 be they could ost
conveniently be made through Ford's Office An ON.
OF tine government residing here is credted with
having made the statement shat the amount Of
ExPFsess BABo0cK
In a single month footed well np IN the thousands
The documentary evidence TO be produced By prose
cution will be voumsn0us and not at all confined q
the kilograms already given 10 the pdblic Friends
the convicted members OF the Ring have come for
ward aud produced correspondence from Babc0ck
which Is said 10 be Of very damaging character
very suspicious kind Of correspondence has been
unearthed which promises TO lead TO important results
District Attorney Dyer has sscertained thas Babcock
for long time prior TO the Ring exposures mad been
in correspondence with suspected and convicted par
ties but instead OF transmitting his communications
by mail telegraph 10 the parties he desired reacn
he forwarded his letters under officer the
army stationed in this city, cOmmssary quarter
master, connected with General Sherman's head
quarters by whom the letters handed the per
sons for whom Babcock intended them. This may all
have been nnoccnty done. or as BaDcock claims IN 70
gard TO the Sylph dispatches IL nay have related to
peg'ns to look as II Babcocks social matters be-
coming complicated, 10 say the least
BABcoCK's ISDIsCRRrTON.
baDcocks arrival here with his array Of counsel and
lrenos, ana his outspOken opinions regarding the
Irials already concluded Of the who have been
called TO try the here have not helped matters IN
his favor The boasng OF his leading COUNSEL Emory
Sorrs, or Chicago, as to the overwhelming nnOccncs
OF his chents not considered indicative OF the prob
able result as Storrs rs known. not only in Chicago
but here gwen to loose and inconsderate ex
prcssions There but one opinion here as 10 the re
suit OF the trial. St0rrs TO the contrary notw tisand
ing.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year
Indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthia will leave this port o.
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ
The NEw YORK Naturalization for Euzopc-will be
ready at eight o'clock in the morning
Single copies in wrappers for mailing six cents
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MEXICO.

REvoLUTIoNIsT MOVEMENT AGAINST PRESIDENT
LERDo IN FAVOR OF PoRFIRIo DIAz-TER-
RIToRIAL NEUTRALITY AGAINST AMERICAN
SEARCH.
HAVANA, Feb. 7. 1876
The steamer City Of Mexico arrived from Vera Cruz
this morning She brings the following news
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TURKEY.

RUSSIAN REPORT OF THE PROBABILITY OF A
SETTLEMENT BETWEEN THE PORTE AND MON
TENEGRo.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb Z, 1876
Negotiations between Turkey and Montenegro for the
cession of territory TO the latter officially denied
but It is stated that 1t is necessary for Montenegro to
ind increased pasture lands. Turkey offers prospect
for satisfying this requirement at an opportu9e mo-
ment but the settlement Of such special questions
would complicate the general issue
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
FRESH INDICTMENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.

NkW UKLkANh, FOO. Z, 1910
Two new indictments wero found TO day by the Grand
Jury for false entries The parties are Behan Thorn
and ohm Henderson, who was already indicted.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
AUSTRIA.
A PRUssIAN PRESS CORRESPONDENT EXPELLED
FROM THE TERRITORY.

A PRUssIAN PRESS CORRESPONDENT EXPELLED
FROM THE TERRITORY.
LONDON, Feb !, 1876.
The Times Berlin special this morning says that DR..
Levyshon, the eminent Prussian journalist and the
Vienna correspondent of several German newspapers,
notwithstanding the ntercession OF the German Am
bassador, and despite DR.. Levyshon's well known
moderation has been expelled from Austria, charged
Eith disseminating intelligence unfavorable to the
5ealm.
ACCUSATION AGAINST THE PREMIER
In letter to Prince Auersperg, the Austrian Prime
Minister the Doctor sharges the Premier with order
Ing his expulsion merely to prove his indifference
to the opinion OF those persons at Berlin who have
been endeavoring to keep Prince Auersperg in Office
The reference being to the article in the semofcial
ProviEidl Correspondents (aready sent by cable, in
which apprehensions stated be felt Of serious
sstrangement between Germany and Austria.
CONTRADICTION OF THE REPORT OF A COMING
CHANGE OF CABINET.
LONDON, Feb I, 1876
Vienna journal contradicts the rumors Of change
of the Cslethan Ministry, and states that Count Taafe
was not recently received by the Emperor has been
asserted.
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PUBLIC FEELING IN MILWAUKEE FAvoss .
CONGRESSIONAL INvEsTIGATIoN-TH CON
DUCT OF THE GRAND JURY.

DUCT OF The tlfAND JuRI.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. T. 1873
Both the democratic and the reform organs here
come out aat-fouted in favor Of Congressional Com
mttee than indorsing the truth Of the HERALr
dispatches, and declaring that evidence duplicating
high personages shamefuy suppressed in the Grand
Jury room. l have 1t from good authority that
grand juror acknowledged that majority Of the jury
had doubt of the guilt OF the politicians named and
OF higher position back OF them but the
Influences such and the testimony put in such
a way that they could not conscientously indct any
one OF them Very little doubt s fcit tonight that
Congressional committee will come on and stir things
to the bottom. Payne, OF Oho Willis, Of New York,
and Kasson OF Iowa. are talked OF as the members oil
member will be allowed it Whiskey matters
promise to be lively here soon.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.
1O-H 1915
1916. THE NEW YoEg HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND POLITICAL

AND
FINANCIAL, COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
REGISTER FOR 1876
will be published Wednesday. the 9th inst In aa
dition to It's comprising Invaluable table.
and statistical finance With daily quotations OF
rod for 1875 .Overnmcn bonds Of the issuea
stea OF consols stock American
Ties on the London market Bank Of England Of dis
ard other selections 0( special aud
general alton will in ts issue for 1876 present other
%A'u''T THE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1875.
Its election will tho fullest rost perfect and
only reliable data for the canning Presidential election
Corrected Of the DOlymOunt International Rife
Match with diagrams &C private signals 0 the New York
Yacht Club, complete 1ale Of this state
by cOuntios full list and Members Of the
Forty Congress- standing and select committees of
both houses with Office addresses &C. American Mina
tiers Consus abroad foreign Legations tho United
States table showing the Of postage 20 foreign
also the time OF closug the mails New York Post
Office All the speeates Of the Almanac Mariners Guide
Missing Heirs &c contnued Tor the past year It's
Chronological and other tables g0vqrument
army and navy returns officially corrected Its Mis-
ceiiAneous" contents Is valuable compendium Of
items Of general and special Information.
1fIE HERALD ALMANAC,
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BASIS OF THE MpER1AL1sT REFORM PLAN

BERLIN Feb. Z, 1876.
The Sublime Porte's circular in regard to the re-
forms promised in the northern provinces mentions as
the basis of It's decision only the negotiations with
Austria Russia and Germany, but also the support Of
the scheme by the other guaranteeing Powers
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CANAL INvrsr1GAr1No COMMISSION.

The vouchers Of the above commission have been
placed on nle the Comptroer's Office. These show
that the expenses to January have been less than
$4,000 the amount appropriated for 1t by the last
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1873

1875
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THE RoUMANIAN PLEA OF JUSTIFICATION FOR
ACTION INDEPENDENT OF THE PORTE.
LONDON Feb. Z 1876.
The Kelet Nepe, journal of Pesth, publishes the
following
The Sublime Porte account Of its financial diff
culties recently requested Roumania TO pay
her customary tribute in advance. The Rou-
manian government has sent a note in re-
ply declaring that the treaties stipuate
that the tribute is payable only in return for the ob
CATION assumed by Turkey to defend Roumana from
foreign INVASION. The Porte however. has shown it.
self incapable OF quelling local nsurrection. The
Roumanian government is convinced il can no longer
rely Turkey for protection; therefore tho obligation
TO pay tribute is at an end
Roumana, moreover, complains that the Porte has
concentrated troops at Widin and sent ships up the
Danube under false pretex that the threatening ati-
tude OF Servia rendered such measures necessary.
Roumania is consequently compelled to take measures
10 protect her frontiers
The concludes with the declaration that 'Rou-
mania independent State will resist every at
tempt to occupy her territory march foreign troops
through IL "
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ssIMPAIRMENT OF HEARTNG;n CHIEF CACSy
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AN OBSTRUCTED SKIN Is ONE OF THE MOST
frequent causes Colds Rheun gtism Gout &c The Rus
BArHs No. 25 East 4th obsructons assist
in throwing OF impurities keeping away disc ase
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

RIEDLY IN VIENNA.
LONDON, Feb. T. 1876.
The Daily Netos' Vienna special says the premature
publication of Count Andrassy's note has caused much
annoyance here. The official hurriedly pub
lshed yesterday
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effective ELASTIC Truss supplied by THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY. eS3 Broadway, always gives perfect
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THE RoUMANIAN PLEA OF JUSTIFICATION FOR
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ERYSIPELAS, DIFFUSED INFLAMMATION OF
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-28

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l1no Opnnld9tis sur Grbe iintsno err
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-28
XIV.

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man lab oa @anoteppi6e BON reide,
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-24
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue of several executions issued out OF
the Justices Court in and for Silver C1ty
Township in the County Of Lyon In the state
of Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for iud gments rendered in said Court on tne
18th day of February, A. d 1876, IN favor oi
the State of Nevada, plaintiff, and against the
following named defendants and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scribed, to-wit: G.. g. Waters and the ioi-
lowing described property and real estate. 70.
wit Lime kiln and quarry on American FIAT
road. about one half mile west Of the storey
County line in Lyon County, Nevada Tax
and delinquency, $27.O9
J. Kalmus and the following described real
estate and improvements thereon, to-wit LOT
Nos. /, Q, and 4 of Block Is, town OF silver
CITY. in Lyon County, Nevada. with the steam
quartz mill thereon, known as the Sherman
Mill. Tax and delinquency. Sl47.4
+. Phelps and the real estate ana I'M
provements thereon, to-wit Lot 10 ana
portion of WI, of tract A, Town Of silver CITY.
Lyon County, Nevada, as per map OF said
town site. made by Ross E. Brown and on Ale
in the office Of the County Recorder OF SAID
Lyon County. containing % $500 acres lax
and delinquency. $32.52.
Notice is hereby given that on the !Atn Day
of March, A. ID. 1876, between the hours OF
Il o O'Clock A. NJ and 5 O'Clock p. NJ. namely At
/ ~ NJ. of said day. will sell all the right,
title and interest of said several defendants
or claimants thereto in and 70 the
above described property, at the Court House
| door in Day ton. Lyon County, State OF Nevana,
at public auction, for cash in hand, TO the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu-
| ton and all costs
Sheriff of Lyon County, New.
| DAYTON, New, Feb. 18th, 1876.