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The New York herald., 1876-03-03
OBITUARY.
w. w. MAYNARD.

One OF the pioneers OF Council Bluffs, Iowa, W. W.
Maynard died on Saturday last After an apprentice
ship the printing business Mr.. Maynard entered the
ranks Of Journalism and was quite successful In 1857
he established The Nonpdre Council Bluffs, at first
as a weekly paper II has since become daily news
paper Deceased a prominent mcmber OF tho
Masonic fraternity.
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GERMANY

PRUssIAS NEWS CONCERNING THE ST. ooTHARD
RAILWAY STOCK.
BERLIN, March ?, 1876.
The statement published a day or two ago to tho
effect that the ST. Gothard Railway Company ro-
solved 90 petition England and Belgium for subsidies
was premature. meeting OF tae directors to ex-
amino tho managers report and consider tho means OF
meeting the dcncii only is TO be held o.morrow
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TO DEFRAUD
LONDON, March Q 1876.
Some days ago 1t pointed out in these dispatches
that scandals in connection with the Liverpool cotton
trade would shortly be made public; that there had
failures by which questionable transactions had
been brought I'd light. These statements confirmed
to-day by the following despatch from Liverpool
In the Police Court to-day Robert Mann the younger
and William Hurst, composing the firm OF William
Peers Son, cotton brokers, were summoned to
the charge preferred by Messrs. Leech Harri
& Foxwood Of having unlawfully conspired to
acquire fifty bales OF cotton the property Of the attor
firm The defendants also charged with stealing the
cotton and with obtaining it by false pretenccs.
Neither OF the defendants appeared at court, al
though the service of the summonscs proved and
neither has been since Tucsuay last.
The magistrate granted warrants for their apprehcn-
sion.
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1876. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL. COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL

HFWINTFH TUX TNIh
ready In addition It's usual contonts comprising
invaluable tables and statistical returns hnance wth
Of gold Tor 1873 " bonds Of
various issues rates o cnnso railroad shares and stock
Americas securities the London market Bank of Eng
Of discount other selections
Of special and general information presents In It's Issue for
TiIE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1870.
It's election returns the fullest perfect and only
reliable dat for the coming election Corrected
OF tho Dolymount Intern aonal kne Match. with
diagrams private signals OF the New York Yacht Club
complete datest Of this state hy eonnte
fan list OF Senators and Mcmber Of the Forty fourth Con-
standing aud select commttees of both houses WITH
post oicc addresses Ac American Ministers and Conus
abroad foreign in the table show
ing the rates Of postage 10 foreign countries also The uno
closing the mas New YORK Post onice All the speea
ties Of the Almanac Mariners Guide Mssing hei.s Ac
continued Tor the past year It's chronoveA SUI
tables departments. army ana navy retnIh-
are Officially corrected fts "Misceuaue0us contents Us
vaiusble compendium OF items OF general ana spoo"
'A0'""'" THE HERALD ALMANAC.
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TURKEY.

AN riroRT,ST MISSION FROM TEE covr-S-
ixxr--BsNK og ry9HASD EULKs AaarSsr TIKI
suLrkS's irSASclAL Desire.
RAsrsk March 2 1875
Baron ce Roaich. tho Govcrnor of Dainas.s arrived
here yesterday ana proceeded 70 catar Il ~ UNDER
atocd that be u ehargsc with double missen--io toe
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TRADE DEPRESSION IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, March 2, 1915
The Committee on tho Depression OF Trade mot here
to-day. Messrs Perley and Baldwin were examined
The former said all that wanted 10 relieve the Ium
Der trade the free admission Of lumber into the
American markets Mr.. Baldwin explained that IL
could 90 through the Champlsin Canal 10 New York In
bond but not u II intended for expectation. The
Americans willing 10 allow Canadians 20 use their
canals on paying the same rates as they did them.
selves
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL ADJUSTMENTS.

Another entertainment for the amusement OF the
patients OF Bellevue Hospital given last evening
by the North Carolina Miastres, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. William Pryor. The programme faith
fully carried out, and the patients seemed greatly de-
lighted.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

LONDON, March ., 1876.
The reports OF the meeting Of the shareholders OF the
Direct Cable Company under the auspices OF Learoyd
& Co., held at the Cannon Street Hotel yesterday
published in tho newspapers this morning, say that tho
meeting was adjourned for a week, and not sine die
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CENTRAL ASIA.

LOWED III THE RUSSIANS.
ST PErEksRURG, March 2, 1876.
The announcement which was recently made OF the
incorporation Of Khokand with Russia premature
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
NAsHISGroE, March 2-7:30 p. NJ
Drob0heHf,~r

WAHHINNTON, MaTCh 90 7. n ]
Probabilities
For Friday, IN tho South Atlantic States, north ard
west winds warmer partly cloudy weather. and rising
followed by falling barometer.
For the Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising followed by falling barometer winds vcering to-
easterly, warmer. partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys and the upper lakes, falling barometer south
aud east winds, higher temperature aud increasing
coudincss
For the lower lakes, the Middle and Eastern
States, rising possibly followed by falling barometer
northeast north and west winds, cooler followed by
warmer, partly cloudy and clear weather.
The rivers will continue slowly falling
Cautionary signals continue on the Middle Atlantic
coast and are ordered for tho South Atlantic coast
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SUDDEN DEATH IN BROOKLYN.

About ten o'clock last night Mrs. Mary Louise Vault
a widow who kept boarding house at No 3l3 Scher-
merhorn street, was taken suddenly sick in Fulton
street and carried into tho New York Lamp and OIL
Company's store, No. 4l6 Fulton street. where she
died in a very few minutes. The Coroner notified
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rHK WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
uvp urrrn
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Heraesovnan refugees aud to the Moutenssrin gov
THE PoRrE's TREASURY DErAU1r.

LONDON March 2, 1875.
Tho Times in its financial article to-day, says the
Turkish government wanted Messrs. Dent, Palmer &
Co. the agents Of the Turkish loan OF 1858 who ycster
day reported that there deficiency OF 1871 665 in
the amount required to pay the interest and drawn
bonds on that loanl to make up the sum from the
Egyptian tribute in the Bank OF England
The bank, however, would consent to part with
the money held by Is account OF other specified
securities.
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ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE.

LONDON March 2, 1876
Walter Cosser Co., timber and mahogany mer-
chants, in Belvidcre ROAD, London, have failed.
The liabilities are estimated at $500 o00
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AUSTRIA.

DEPARTURE OF THE EMPRESS FOR ENGLAND.
VIENNA, March q 1876.
The Empress OF Austria left this city to.ngh, tor
London.
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THE DON DID NOT ENTER PARIS.
LONDON March 2 1876.
Don Carlos avoided entering Paris by using the cir
cular railway skirting tho city.
He will arrive here to- morrow.
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LAGER BEER BREWERY BURNED.

PorGHKEErsiE. March 2 1876
The hsce beer brewery Of Dorsch 4 Hertcrrich. at
Vermont Rockland county, destroyed by ere
she are unknown.
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'ewHAT MIGHT HAVE BEENl"-IT IS SAD FOR
dying consumptve reflect what might have been
HALEs IosEv oF HoREHoUNp AND TAR had been taken
early enough.
PixKs ToorHAcuE DRoPs in minute.
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LEEDS LOSES ITS ONLY THEATRE.

LEEDS, March ?, 1876.
Tho Amphitheatrc in this place was burned last
night The loss is about $15oOoo Since the burning
of the Royal Theatre in 1875 the Amphthearc was the
only theatre in Leeds.
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LANDED IN ENGLAND.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 2, 1876.
The crew OF the steamer Bothna saved and
have arrived at this port
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THE HERALD ALMANAC.

Price 25 cents, msed,o all part, of ihe Cned state -
cents. sold ~ stationers and newsdeaerA Address
KxKALp ALMANAC, New York city
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IL With Dr. HEATHS spring Wator. Not another medi-
cine could have cured scarcely one Price reduced 20 PIC
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ADJUSTMENTS.

temperature
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year,. ol
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The Sultan in Sore Straits -InsurrectOn at
Homo and Insolvency in London.
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BATTLE AND BLOOD IN TURKEY
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"IIRAL TuYSKLFn

TnE PEOPLES Coxsos srSsK MEDICAL ADVISER. book Of
about pages Illustrated with $50 engravngs and
coored plates and sold tho exceedingly low price Of
81 50 tells how Catarrh Liver Complaint
DyspepSia Indigo Sick. Bilious and other ad
aches scrofua Bronchial, Throat and Lung Diseases all
diseases peculiar and most other chronic we'll
disordsr II contains important information for
young and old male and female single and arred
where be found. Men and women married and sin
gle tempted to ask their family physician thousands of
delicate topics but deferred from doing
BY modesy This work just such questions
fully aud plainly leave In doubt IL Is sold by
arrnts by mail paid receipt O price, Ad
dress the author v. PIERCE. NJ. d., Worlds Dispen
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Latest from Germany, Central Asia, Africa
and Other Quarters.
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rom the Latayst,e Daily Courier G

Dr. r. " PIERCE. OF Buffalo dis,ing guisned in surgery
and tho general practice in the profession he honor has
valuable contribution the medical literature Of
the dav in comprehensive work entitled Tux PyorLE's
ConNoS SENsE MEDICAL ADVISER" While scientific
IL right down to tho common sense OF
day lite. Dr. PIERCE Is noble specimen Of America
anhood lie has from the people. and with
sypathies IN with tho masses has sought to
The New York herald., 1876-03-03

DON CARLOS ROAMING
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SPAIN.

DON CARLOS AT BoULoGNE ON HIS WAY TO
ENGLAND.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
PARIS, March 2, 1876
Don Carlos arrived at Bouogne this evening. He
will sail for Fokestone and thence on his journey to
London tomorrow morning.
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BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, INDIA RUBBERs =
De'' P'0' :" "' MILLER co.'s. No. 3 Union square.
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A-COUGHS AND COLDS ARE SPEEDILY CURED
by tho Of wrsrAR's BALsAn or wILD CmERRr. 90.
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COTTON TRADE FRAUDS.
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A 81 HAT. 81 90 MONEY SAVED; SILK HATS
81 ~ worth 50. Is New Church 81, up stairs

adoptcd-The SILK ELssrrc TRuss supplied by ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY. 6S3 Broadway. Worn easy night aud
day. Soon rupture
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COTTON BROKERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
TO DEFRAUD.
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The Leeds Theatre Burned-A
Steamer Destroyed by Fire.
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MILLER CO.'S. No. Union square.
DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY FOR
rheum aiism and neuralgia for sale In store at - John
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S. ist av and 26th
st.. New York
WIGS. TOUPHES, &C RAUCHFUSS, PRACTI-
cal wig and Toupeo Maker - East i2th Broadway
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$ ssEaa4s9F7sFza1=5YpaaY4pr-
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CABLE NEW S

WIN SLOWS CA Sc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

Ir was In Portland Of an evening.
Three Of them were killing q cat. Ons
had Q lantern. another held the cat, and
the thiri jsmmsd pistol into the cats
ear and hrsd Il shooting the man who
vas holding The animal in the hand and
voundina The party with the lantsrn In
the arm. The eat len ~ soon % u saw
hov matters stood. and that ill-fsshns
vss spQendsred. ..rr ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

A rorso lady in tho country. incensed
a aa esosisticsl editor hersabouts. said;
..If ths buiehsr Of our parish could buy
you al The price your acquaintance
hold you a. and sell you a your own
estimsts Of yourself. he could retire from
busiusss on vhas hs'd make on that
siurls speculation In veal"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

wurx q Boston girl breaks her en-
esssuent with man and her friends
sxpossulats With her. shs only has 10
ray his views on the theoscopic doctrine
Of eosmosony are loose; and they realize
at once how impossibls IL ia for any true
woman to risk her happiness with such
n perSon.
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pIvIpaM0 NOTICE.

Nypicx IMPERIAL sii.vgR MINtG
~ COMPANY. Nan Ynneis.o. c,,lfern's,
April T. is,sIi: melting g con,.ss. u, ss.i ia
this dsv. a Ossh ptvidsnd wss dtelaifd. bsy
az ~ MONDAY, iks ifth instant. With is,..
81 cossslidstsd inperiL Mining comiAnys
siosE. T,sssfsr boohs sLSss si ihr-- :. =. this
a.. We DEAN. sscriary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MlITlxo.

NoricE.-NircHkiL GOLD iNpsiLyxR
sbry eossty. Nsvsds-- Principal plses u bri,
since Tan frapeiseo. Amsetihs " the stuck.
holdsrs Of tbs c.mpsay win bs held In Room
:. No. boi MenIeou<ry sirst, tan ffsscsso.
on SATURDAY, April ssih, st o'clock y p.
Laws. snd the trshsseiisn " oil or busiDsss.
nv order. A. q. HAMMOND.
MIA I..s H<rfvtafy Pro Tfm.
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Az suctionser was busy In crying
some eoods from his ahop "a drunksn
wag passed by. ~ ssy. mister. may !
bid What I plsassl" said the LASER
..Csrtainly." replied the salesman.
''Thsn," replied the othsr. IL bid yoa .
very good morning" ea -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21
pjyIpGnp NOTICE.

.<>yy,cE or TnE CONSOLIDATED yih.
O siuis Hisiss Company, Nan ffsssissc.
csiiiesnis. April ). ise.Ata nes!inr q c.,.' he
p, h.iSss psr share was declared. payable
~ TfIRSDkY. tks ilsh ins1aat. Tnnsfsr
Soofs dosed Untii the iiih instsnt.
sps in d cHAs. q. yish Aeeretary.
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NOTICE.

naLfIo CONSOLIDATED MiETNa CON.
% g ;s:h .ss ~! e ssls !, Ss.e.sy sss s
frsse,seo. CsiIGpis, On or Ssfofs April iflh.
m. - : ; JOsSPa 0kaUine, sssfvsssy.
san Hrsseiseo, April 7th, 1875. syio0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

Eysarruixo 10 Centennial. rel. white
and b.us, or Stsr-spanslsd Banner.
ssNsria.'' screams Flora Acfhmssy
"hand me down that Csntenni.l pink
silk Of mine that With tho Revolution
ary bias cut on the John Quincy Adams
ruiIle." II = p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25

upon the talysheet which signed by all OF the com
mssOners and delivered Mr. Backus and sworn 10 Dy
Commissioner Ledick.
Mr.. Townsend moved that the committee ADJOURN 70
IL O'Clock on Tuesday morning. Adopted.
John Cegg testified
I reside in LAFAYETTE Parish, and know supervisor
Veasy made out his consolidated statement by DIS re-
quest; he incompetent 10 do hlmse1; slnee tIc
election he told he had filed his statement WILL
out protests Monday last read Mr. Veasys copy OF
the affidavit he made before the Returning Board ne de-
MED positively having made such ne
had no grounds upon which TO make II said II must nave
they had threatened by cOlored RepnD-
lcans for voting the Democratic tcket in 1874 the ne
publican vote In the parish 52S this election was
&c., showing increase In the Republican votei tnere
no intimidation of republicans known; numpcr OF
colOred voted the Democratic ticket; don't know
Of any armed organization in the parish; the vigilance
Committee there has connection Wild pOlltlcsj IL Is
solely for the protection Of property.
Mr. Bensard Of Lafayette Parish testified:
am well acquainted wththe people OF the PARISH am
the police jury never heard OF any threats or violence
intimidation of any description bel praeced 20 lun
votes the election peaeeable ana quiet rs
could possibly be- there Is organization In tDe parish
known the Vigilance Committee tue chlci OF whlc
is Furniss Martin Republican, who was the RepuDca1
candidate for the LEGISLATURE at the last election ana
was defeated; he acknowledged his defeat 10 me- ana
he has been returned az elected by the returning
Board lac said he only ran for the Office at the instance
OF Packard.
The committee adjourned till Tuesday next.
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DEMOCRATIC HOPES.

THEY AGAIN CLAIM THE STATE FOR TILDEE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The Christmas sea-
son has the effect OF esscnng TO considerable extent
the usual specuatons aud comments upon the political
situation Several members Of the Cabinet are absent
from the city, and majority Of the Congressman have
gone home The report from Tallahassee as saying that
the action Of the Supreme Court yesterday gives that
state 10 the Democratic National and State ticket ex
cites some discussion but that could be construed
in any respect Official. No dispatches have been
received By the Government In reference to
sucb action. very prominent Democratic Senator
remarked Yesterday that The news from Tallahassee IS IN
ire higlest degree Important u presents case o. IN
surnountIble strength I'm support OF the rights OF MI
lildeu 10 he inaugIrated On the other hand, prOm-
nclt Republicans who have been spOlen to on the sub
ic declare that respect docs this action present
any LEGAL reason why Mr.. Hayes should not DC sworn IN
as President. >. II, :, a..
same congressman think that the result will be that
the face OF the returns will show that Tlden aud Hen
bricks will have majority Of the Electoral college, ANA
hence Il will Obviate the necessity OF throwing the cleo
tinn into the House. Tho Democrats are exceedingly
bouefn and the Republicans say that natnucn as the
vote of Florida has already been received ~ the Prcs
dent prO tenn OF the Senate that Onlcer can take no cog
uizlnce Of any supplementary return
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A COLORED DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHRGros, d. C., Dec. z

WASHINGTON, u. C., Dec. 81, 1879.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has published, cir
clar for the instruction collectors Of customs aud OF
engaged an commerce between the United States
and the Hawaiian Islands, the Hawaiian treaty.
Neither the Treasury Department nor the Department OF
tbe Hawaiian Government under the treaty above men
toned IL is therefore suggested that exporters 10
Hawaii should ascertain what fornaes prescribed Dy
the Hawaiian Government, " any, must nc coihpiIeu
with in order to obtain the benefit OF the treaty
There a very decided opposition in the Senate to the
massage OF any bills the extension OF patents Nine
hills OF this character the calendar having
been reported favoraby by the Committee Patents
but any attempt have them considered is always met
with objection and IL Is evident that no snch bs can
he passed unless 1t be shown that they are OF great
the Treasury now holds 1897 914s 500 in United States
bonds 70 secure National Bank circulation, and $751;
0G7 600 10 secure public deposits. United States bonds
auont 10 gsl6SO0 United States bonds held Tor cir
culatiOn Withdrawn for the week ending tO-aay are
$50f 800.
The PostOnice Department yesterday awarded to j.
NJ Nay OF Georgetown ID. C., the contract Tor supply
n the Government with printed wooden tags for mail
ha1s nj 3o mills per tag. There Ii bids. Mr. May
DT6nosaI IL 10 mills lower than before received
About 600 900 OF these tags are required annually
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed that sam
niles of imported merchandise accompanying triple In
voices forwarded TO collectors OF customs at The naval
morris of the United States by United States consular
pdccrs abroad will hereafter be filed In the Office OF tine
Appraiser
Rrent having been surrendered the 21s aud having
sailed from Liverpool the Department OF state has in-
formed the British Minister that the President Ia pre-
nnrcd 10 respond and make requisitOn Tor tue sur
FENDER OF fugitive criminals under the treaty OF 1872
Mr.. Cronin OF Oregon, who arrived here few days
t,e with returns from that STATE has not yet deposited
them with the President pro tenn. OF the Senate.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Fort MONROE, Va. Dec. 24.-The United States
steamer Plymouth sailed for Pensacola yesterday.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Dec 2i.-At Gilbertville on
Friday night Mrs Martin Carroll fell down stairs and was IN
stantly killed
Boston. Dec 24-Peter B. Scott was arrested
her Yesterday morning fOs e1DeLznG $ZOOVO the properly
OF the late Rev. Bernard Mcfeeley
BOSTON. Dee 24.-Ihe schooner Mary I. Bryan of
Phladclpha from Brunawcs Ca Tor providence WIN SAILS
gone went ashore ld.,i ni- ht near Proyince0Wn
IiUDsoy n " Dee 24.-Charles ii. Hermance
was shot and Instantly killed here last night % desperate
named John " Kier, who arrested and put Ia jail
PHILADELPHIA, dec PA verdict OF murder in
the second rhdere1 last nght IN tne case OF
Joseph w. Harrar charged with the shooting Of exPocem@h
Hess
HUDsoN \. Y, Dec 24.-James Grady and Albert
Sinon who were saded nv she explosion % boiler az the
Harris mill at Catsl on Thursday last aled on satur
uay morning.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 2i.-An engine on the
Illinois Midland Railroad exploded AT Ps last night causing
the OF Louis Nllsey engineer Charies Io"Dso ie
man, 4. Allan, Ordkeman
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. Oh Henry w. SounicSson
.hc proprietor OF tHc Indiana House committed SUICIDE Dy
shofine Yesterday morning. while his VIE VAS AT the Couit
hoIse prosecuting suit Tor divorce
RurnuRE. Dec. 24-Dr. Licdenwal1, physician
resdrV al No Alenst kewYOTk, committed suicide yes
srday afternoon at HOrsmanns Hotel LOeftys TINS city,
lie ,iaube,l himself times with surgeons KNIFE
KEY WEsT, Fla. Dec 24.-The ship Pleiades Of
Rath with cargo 1000 bales OF Cotton DOunu rom new
Orleans for HAVE, Capt Chase went asaVe on ,e q.cK
lands noins. she relieved 0y the Sreckers.
Tho slip IS uuinarel
DETROIT Mich, Dee. 24.-The number OF lake
disasters for 1876 Is 800 The value OF property lost Is
81 lT32 The timber RATS on the lakes involve
loss Of about slOl0OO Tho greatest loss during any month
number IL disasters this year were All less tan 10 100
Enancay 1875 ose been the worst Oh record