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i send you herewith Centennial hymn BY
The venerable autilur Of ~ would not live af-
the Rev. DR.. Muh!enbcsg, now In his S0th year.
II was sung on Ascension Dny by the children
u St. Johnsland, Dr. MuhlcnlerE's lass and
to the place of its Trustees and soma othe.
friends. Sung. as It was, to music also Of the
venerable Doetor's composition, It WAS must
interesting incident Of the day, and hays no
then heard 1t In thinking It well worthy Of It's
author.
Nlielaiss q freedom il isesmen accord. ~
Let the East and the West, North And South. EoD
sea. mounia!n, and prair!e one Iubilant song.
Choru.
Give prnIsc, all ye people, give pr1ias to tn Losds
Allelufns of freedom let freemen stcUrd-
For the sunshine and rainfall. agnin and again,
Our nlytlads of acres enr!ching with grain;
For the eaEsh sttll unloading her manifold wealth.
For the skies bea1aiu2 ylgoF, thu winds hzesshtns
Give praise, &c.
For the nnuon'e wide table, 10 bonn.eous,y spread
Win no bondage theil God. given rshts to enlhrai
But liberty. guarded BY Justice, for ALL
Give praise, &C.
Y soma Of the anvil, the loom, and the p1ow.
His lhs mines and the neldA, To Him gratefully
Ills the aocks and The hesds; alng on htlixdes and
va1es.
On His .oeean. domain chant His nams With ths
gsles;
Give praise. &C.
y Merchantmen princes. your riches behold,
The largest Of Hin whose the silver and gold;
And ye too. renowned Ia AIT. Sctencu, and Lore,
ILL glufy in all be 1t yours to adore:
Give praise, &C.
Brave men Of our torccs, Lifeguhrl OF our coasts,
10 your Leader aye loyal, Jehovah Of uost1,
Glow tho stars Oh your bannen, rejecting His
light
Your CONFLICTS along for the Good. True, and
hight
Give praise. &C.
Now praise we again for the Union: II stands
Unchanged Is It came from our forefathert' hande.
century gone-Oh. with pralae blend tho prayer:
Gracious Lord, centuries more be tbs unljn Ihy
C4fc.
Glva praise, &c
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Nnrnott+a CocoAine kills dRndruM allRyS
Irritation. aud promotes the growth Of hAlf.
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Sptctdl Nspasth 20 Tie 1Hb1Nf-
LANSING, Mich, June 3-Dr. u. Il. Crane,
Of Fcntonville, Was arrested in this city yestes-
day on tue charge cf M attempted outrage upon
girl named Lizzie c. Dotty, about II yeaFs Of
age, who was passing through here on her way
to lier home III Webbcryille, Ingham County.
IL default Of 81, ,0o0 bail he lies III jail.
John Huud was arrested in the northern part
Of this State and brought to Flint charged BY
Ills wife with blgamy, he having married Ruby
EraneIA
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SPAIN.

THE RuRAo9 {GAAhTs oY PRtv!LEdfs.)
Madrid, June 4.-The bill suppressing tho
Suefos has been introduced into the Senate. It
Ptoy!les that all spaniasds shall bc liable u
military consctiption aud taxation alike, with
taese exceptions: Persons III the Basque PROV
iacea who supported King Alfonso during thu
Ate war are exempted from conactiptlon foE ten
Years., ind those who suffered persecution for
tae Alphonslst cause are exempted from tue
Payment of taxes Tor thu same terln.
QukaApA.
BAN eRDAsTlAR, 1nIa 4.-Gen- Qucsadh has
eSfdcred the state Ut siege in tue province Of
6antallder to be extended. Several suspected
eatllsts have been expelled fEolu Dlscay.
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pa1t in tho massacre Of Dosnlnfcnns At Arcucil
durtng the Siege Of the Commune.
THB rNP 70 PHILADELPHIA.
PARIS, June 4.-The Urpit. de p{fohtne says
the proposed sending nj awUrkmcn's delegation
to tic Philadelphia Exhibition threatens 10 be n
fRiiurc, a. scarcely 3lu,Uu1 layr hecn collected,
which will bnrely suffice for twenty-five dele
gates.
GEORGE SAND.
LONDON, June 5.-h Paris dispatch to the
Laiy Ntus snys there is hope that George Sand
Is NOW out OF danger.
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SPRISor1ELn, ILL.,, June 4.-Thc wife OF
Thomas @. Gortnnn, resident here, but cm-
ployed as Superintendent Of the Crystal City
(Alo) Gluss-Works, received intelligence that
she Is heir to the estnte of her bachelor cousin,
Sir. Plumb, Of London, Eng, deceased, who
leaves property valued at E125, ,000. There be-
tng only one other heir, she Expects to recciSe
atuut $500, ,U00.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, juue 4.-A farmer named
Joseph Deatea, living few miles south Of here,
had a valuable lorse aud buggy stolen while In
the city yesterday afternoon. Mr. Deates tied
hIs hursc III front Of d store On Main street, aud
went into the Btore- Upon his return, In few
minutes, ths horse WIS missing. The officers
have been out Ill day, and as yrt have 40 clue
to the bold thief.
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10 th1 E3ltof q 7At 1F713H1,
CHICAGO, June 4.-ln the astlcle GU English
Finances" In your issue of to-day you aay that
Portugal La among the detaultlng States. BY
referring to tho list Of securities in English pa-
pers, you will llnd that Portuguese ) per cent
nonIt. are quoted t2 Or al,Aest ~ gooa IL
that you intended tn nsIno Peru, and nut Pur-
tugul, ~ defaulting Htatc: Respectfully
yours, IouN LlN0KNHAkG.
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OF Berlin, from New York, and Pennsylvania,
from Philadelphia, have arrived.
rLYuourn, June 4.-The steamship FHsss,
fran New Yosk, arrived.
Nsw YoRK, June 4.--ArEived, the steamer
Adrtattc, from Liverpool.
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SPORTING.
DAEE-UALL.

MADISON, Wis.,, june 3.-There was quito d
crowd out this afternoon TO witncss the first
mitch game Of busc-balI here for many months.
II vas arranged as a game between telcgrhphers
and bankers but the latter substituted Rhf,it
hnlf outsldets, making picked nine, which won
by Is to runs.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE,

81. LOUIS, >~. Am unknown man "a8
run over and killed by u trni! on the IT. LOUIS
Iron Mountain d Southern Rallroaa las1 nlsnt.
supposed case Ut suicide.
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CHICAGO. juno 4.-Thc criticisms In the Inter
0cean Oh the oration Of the Rev. Robert Collyer
on Dccoration-Day at Graccland, have noticed
with much regret. Having lived In the South
for four years, believe myself In possession Of
facts Which fully sustain the assertion made by
Mr.. Collyer III regard to the luminosity which
continually Is klndlcd and kept up BY the 60
called "Dloody-sh!rt Republicans. The Inter
Octdn believes that It is dangerous for RcpublI-
cans to utter freely their poitLcal sentiments In
the South; and that the Rer. Mr. Collycr, II
he would reside fur a short time among South
conservative and conciliat0ry Views. call assure
the lnltr- OeeaH that during my so]ourn In tho
South have always uttered publicly my u1,-
elakrt, belief In the Republican cause. 1havo
openly voted the Republican ticket, but never
did experience apy d!lllcuttcs, nor WIS ! tu
any way ostraelzcd. Ou the contrary, was
treated kindly and respectfully by all those
| of officials who ase good and uutspoken Repub-
| l!raus, aud whu command tlu respect md
esteem Of their fellow-eitizens, irrespective Of
| party
Thu truth Ia that some officials through their
conduct, have brought Disgrace upon themselves
Democrats, but nlao by Republicans. They lett
tbs South not OH account Of ostrae!sua, but on
account of having tnile4 to meet with thG success
| which they expected, tu-wlt; a rcnu1n!liatiun.
uin confident that thu sentiments Expressed
by tic Rev. Robert Collyer ars re-ecloed not
| only by all the people Ut tbs South, who are
anxious to forget the past, md thus TO secure
l!cans throughout the North, who wish to lead
the party to succcss In tho coming. Presidential
Minister Of North Chicago Hebrew Congregation.
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MURDERED FOR MONEY.

IAb4t4t4-NAAD XoAs AAo+*A"A
ST. LOUIS, Juue 4.-The Globc- Democratic
Rolls, No., special says tho dead body of
man was found near that place last evening,
supposed TO be TINT Of W. A. Kennedy Il stral'.
vcr who registered ut hotel rs from Coal
Bluffs, Pa. lie ia believed to have hal conhid-
rrable u,nney, for which, It IA suspected, hc WAS
murdered.
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DETROIT, aflch., June 4.-Two boys, brotherr,
named Nebber, agcd respectfully II and 10
years, we're drowned near YpsIianti this after
nom while bathing in the river.
CoLuMnus, O., June 1.-Two boys Walter
Thsal mud AnBel Phnney, aged respectively IL
and u, were drowned while bathing In tie river
yesterday.
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CASUALTIES.
HIAEGLED.

Special Htpoteh to 7nt Tribune.
QoHcr, ILL.,, June 4.-Saturday morning, a.
the carly train cast OIL the Toledo, Wabash d
Western Road took the silc-track at Versailles,
to let thu wcst-bound train pass, an old gcnt1e-
man named llalse, who las for some time car
in the way Of the latter train, and was run over
and instantly killed,
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QUINCY, H., Junu 4.-The Hon, Leonard
sWett, Ut Chieago ,4eliyercd his lecture ou the
Unwrstten Lis OF Abraham Lincoln 1t tiu Uni
ts1laa Chulch IL this csy tAls evening.
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Maximum thermometer, u. Minimum. 81.
GENERAL DBsKRYATl1Hs.
CHICAGO. June A-Atdnlght.
CROPS.

Special Ntpa!cA 70 1As TF71HHe. -
MENDOZA. H., Juuu 4-TAe town was crowd
ed with farmers yesterday, who report that the
planting Of corn is through With. aud cultivation
ln many places has been bsguu. 4 large crop
ts expected, except In low lands, whera 1t has
bsen pretty well drowned cut. Al the other
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DETROIT, Mich,, Junu 4.-Lorcnzo Lutz,
foreman Of d1edgs in Hamtramick, was as
ssulted this afternoon BY several roughs, one of
whom. named Marstu O'conor, le shot dead
With 4 plstul lie then gave hluasclf up to tb.
police
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ocFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New Yoax, June 4.~-AsrlVed, the 'teameFa
snaiu md C!.y Of Chester, from Liverpool.
pulLApslrulA, Juns ARRIVED, the steaul-
ship Illinois, from Liverpool.
ousxss7owN, June 4.-The stcAusllps CITY
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SpRlNaflsLp, H., June 4.-IpteFnal Revenue
collections for Nay 10 tlls lshe Elghth) Revenue
District aggregate $3p3 ,taL
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sptctaI c'orrtspondtnet qf Tas Tftbn~s.
LANSING, aiich., june "A stoyt-factcry near
GrccnytlIe was burned Tuesday. 1t was owned
by J. AulIy, of thus city. Loss about s0,oO;
uaEtiallY insured.
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POLISH ANiTf.
PANS, juno 4.-The Directors Of the Polish
National Museum at Nappcrswyl, Switzerland,
have issued invitations to Join In celebration
thu 9TH vi July fe1t, md to llonor Tie mc.nories
Of the Polish heroes Puaskl and Koac!usko.
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ITALY,

CHNisT0F0nO COLOMBO.
RoME June 4.-King Victor Emanuel has ac-
cepted the honorary Presidency Of the phtsale'-
phia Committee for the erection Of n statue Of
Columbus.
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FRANCE.

ANOTHER C0ANUNlsT 8ENT8NC8p.
PARIS, June IA prssouer has been scntene-
y @bs court martial to suffer death Tor tak!nB
, 1876-06-05

COLUMBUS, O., June 4.-Gulnrs, German,
while attempting to rob the LII Of u LockbouTn
saloon yesterday, vas shot By the bafkeeper
aud fatally Injured.
, 1876-06-05

OBITUARY.
LONDON, June 5.-John II. scouraeld mem.
Der Of the House Of Commons for Pembroke
shire, Is dead.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
AN ADROIT SwINDLER.

ST. Lours, Feb. 20, 1876.
On Tuesday last the Bcardstown lll DistiIlng Com
pany shipped 200 barrels Of hghwines this CITY,
signing the to their order George II. Blum sec.
rotary OF the company drew drafts for ST. 900 cach
attached them to the bill Of ladng Endorsed Gregory
& stagg, OF St. Louis, and placed them IN bank at
Beardstownfor collection On the arrival OF the nigh
wines here p c. Shcrbcr Vice President OF the Dis
thing Company appeared also with a bill OF adng OF
the goods which he indorsed took possession and
mcd.aely proceeded to sell the highwncs lie DIS
posed Of lJ0 barrels at from and half
below the market, placed the remainder the hands OF
broker 10 SELL and left the city with Sl05O0 This
on Saturday last On Monday the drafts came in
course, with bills OF ladng attached when Gregory
stagg refused 10 pay, knowing the whskey had been
sold An investigation followed, and to-day Secretary
Blum and J. A. Arcnz, representing the Beardstown
Bank arrived here and the above facts were ascer-
tanned They arc taking 10 recover the
property " possible. The broker In whose hands tho
remaining fty barrels OF spirits left for sale re-
ceved letter from Sherbcr to-day instructing him TO
turn the proceeds to Blum. and winding up with
the words, 81 am gone" indicating that he has alb.
scOnded.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
THE YOST MURDER.

TRIAL OF SMITH FOR ARsoN--A NEW AND
IMPORTANT WITNESS BEFORE THE MAGIs-
TRATE.
JouSsTowS, N. Y, Feb 20, 1876
G. F. Smith, who was acquitted last week of the
murder Of Edward Yost, is undergoing exam
inaon before Justice Pike, charged with
plant OF J. j. Yost, brother of the murdered
Several witnesses yesterday. bat their es
timony about the same was given the murder
trial. To-day new witness was put upon the stand.
William A. P0lmatur repairer OF sewing machines,
&C. sworn and SAID that a few weeks before the
homicide the prisoner into his shop with pistol
that he wished repaired and stated that he wanted 1t
TO shoot dog; the spring revolving the cylinder did
not act, he compelled to heat and bend IL,
changing the color of the steel at one end 10 dark
blue; in trying the temper Of the spring he made a
mark with his chisel He identified tho pistol found in
the gas tank, together with the broken srring as the
he repaired for the prisoner who testified on his
trial for murder, that he never owned had pistol
in his possession.
The counsel for the defence cross-examncd him
mnutely but did not succeed in shaking his testimony
in the least He explained a why he did not
speak OF this before that not being able TO read
write he did not know until the trial finished that
the prisoner denied having pistol IN his possess
sion. Witness said he happened TO hear OF the denial
and notified J. J. Yost at
The is exciting nearly much interest here as
the trial for murder did
The examination adjourned at six O'Clock until
nine A. NJ tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
HUNGARY.

DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE RIVER FLooDs--A
HUNDRED MANUFACTURES AND FIFTY BUILD
INGs BROUGHT DowN-THoUsANDs OF PER-
SONS HOMELESS.
LONDON Feb. %, 1876.
The Standards Vienna special says the accounts OF
the devastation from the nundatons In Hungary are
heartrending
WIDESPREAD RUIN AND SUFFERING.
hundred manufactures and my other buildings at
New Pesth have been undermined and fallen. 1t rs
feared that when the retire vast number of
houses IN Buda and other places along the river will
fall Twelve thousand out of the $1,000 inhabitants
OF Althofen homeless.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, 1915

WASHINGTON, Feb 20, 1915
SENATOR MORTON IN EXPLANATION oY HIS
CONNECTION WITH THE EMMA MINE
Senator Morton fastened 10 the Committee on
Foreign Affairs this morning contradiet the stato-
mcnt Of Lyons, and there the two mot face to face.
Mr.. Morton asked to be introduced to Lyons and no
gives the following account OF what occured:--
Lyons remarked, ~ have met you before, Gov
ernor In sar Lake"
Senator Morton promptly replied, mo, sir, you
met me on the cars this side OF Pittsburg."
He then asked Mr.. Lyons how he had come 10 make
the statement rejecting him before tho committee
yesterday. Mr. Lyons responded that he had been
falsely reported or misunderstood and that ho had not
met him in Salt Lake Then Senator Morton pro-
eceded TO make his statement TO the committee, which
he gives in substance tonight follows:-
After the adjournment OF Congress was on my way
20 Indianapolis, my homo, aud Senator stewart of
Nevada, came into the In which was and INTRO.
duccd person from Utah the name OF Lyons who
proceeded 20 tell mo that ne being robbed OF very
valuable mine property, worth half Million and that
" would consent % act hts counsel there would be
considerable amount Of money coming 10 me az a fee
Thai being my profession, and perfectly legitimate
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
ANOTHER FALL FROM GRACE.

FORGERY AND FLIGHT OF A BANK TELLER WHO
WAS GAN EXCELLENT YOUNG MAN."-AN
ELoPEMENT THAT DID NOT COME OFF.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 90 1875
II has become known to-day that Charles J. Brent,
bookkecpcr Of the Falls City Tobacco Bank committed
forgery last Thursday. Brent disappeared on that
day, but he sent telegram from Cincinnati TO
friend here that he had got married by eopIng with
we'll known Louisville belle his absence excited no
suspicion. Tho lady in Frankfort nj the
time, ana therefore the marriage report was believed
To-day the bank officials discovered that Brent had
clipped regularly made out check from the banks
check book, filled for SIS 900 and written the
OF tho Merchants Bank OF New York as the ono
n wished TO draw on. This check Brent presented
20 the Kentucky Bank Of Louisville tor collection and
In return the latter handed him 81 400 in cash and
check against his own bank for the balance. Brent
was considered excellent young and his fail has
produced considerable comment
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
TURKEY.

PROGRESS OF THE HERzEGovINAN INsUR URREc-
TIos-THE IMPERIAL REFORM PLAN Be
JEcTED By THE PROVINCES.
LONDON Fob 20, 1870
The Vienna special to the Standard has the following
details OF the progress of the tho north
ern provinces of Turkey.
The Herzegovinan chiefs have telegraphed 70 the
Bosnian leaders that they will reject The reforms
Gently profrered by Turkey so long the people
not consulted. They wish to act in concert with the
Bosnians.
In North Bosnia the amnesty decree has been pub
lished, but the inhabitants refuse to accepth
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
THE FLEET AT NORFOLK.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE TRIP TO PORT ROYAL
THE FLEET TO LEAVE NEXT WEEK.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb 20, 1875
Rear Admiral Leroy is quietly putting the feet in
condition for their trip to Port Royal Tho Plymouth.
Alert and Catskil still at Hampton Roads, the
vandalia and Huron will probably leave for the same
destination Thursday. The monitor Lehgh isnearly
ready for sea, and will leave the Navy Yard in few
days.
The Norwegian corvette Norncn arrived yesterday
from Havana and will leave In about ten days for Cher
bourg
The feet will not leave here before the middle of next
WEI
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
ST. DOMINGO.

PRESIDENT GONZALES DEFEATED IN DATTLE-
TRIED BIZ THE LEGISLATURE AND Ac-
QuITTED-HE RESIGNS THE EXECUTIVE
POWER FOR EXILE.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
HAVANA, Feb. %, 1876.
The HERALD special correspondent in St. Domingo
telcgraphs as follows:-
"Gonzales, having been twice defeated in battle,
has retired from the city. lie was tried by the Leg
islature and acquitted.
RESIGNS TO GO INTO EXILE
"nc resigns the Presidency and win leave the
country.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT REEsrkBLrsHED.
.The provisional government was reestabIished
on the Esd inst"
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John King, Jr, Vice President OF tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, has arrived at the Hoffman
House. Ex-Governor Alexander H. Bullock of Massa-
chusetts is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel J.
Cassatt Vice President OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is staying at the Brevoort House. Colonel
William b. Royall United States Army, is quartercd al
the Sturtcvant House. Congressman John d. White
house, Poughkeepse, arrived last evening at this
Albemarlc Hotel Adolph Sutro, Of Nevada, s among
the late arrivals at the Gsey House President James
r. Joy, Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company a
the Fifth Avenue Hotel General Adam Z. King,
Naval ocer ofthe port of Baltimore is stopping ths
Hoffman House. j. n. Mccullough, Vice President oi
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany, and Ex- Governor j. b. Page, OF Vermont at
the St Nicholas Hotel Dewitt G. Ltlejohn aud Daniel
G. Fort, OF Oswego have arrived at the Metropolitan
Hotel Cyrus H. Mccormick. representative from
Illinois the Democratic National Committee, is AZ
the. Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
SITTING BULL ON THE WAR PATH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1875
Information has been received at the War Depart
ment that General Crook has started with force from
Fort Laramie and General Custer with troops IRON
Fort Lincoln, TO be Joined by detachment from Mon
ana operate against Sitting Bull the mouth OF
Powder River in the Yellowstone country. Sitting
Bull has 500 warriors and sets at defiance tho treaty
which requires his people to remain their
ton. The number Of United States troops the
pedition is about 2, 600
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
CENTRAL ASIA.

THE KLAMATH OF KHoKAND DECLARED A PROV
IEcE OF RUSSIA.
LONDON, Feb %, 1876.
despatch from Tashkend dated to-day, announces
that Russia incorporated Khokand among her pos
sessions General scobclon has been appointed Gov
crnor OF the province, to which the OF Fer
CHAN is given
THE Ex-KHAS AWAITING DISPOSAL.
The ex Khan OF Khokand remains at Tashkend until
fnrfhnr orders
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
GERMANY.

BAvARIAN LEGISLATION TO BE IGNORED BIZ
BISMARCK.
LONDON, March 1, 1876
The Berlin correspondent OF the Standard tee-
graphs sI hear from reliable quarter that the gov
ernment, in spite OF the opposition OF Bavaria will
within fortnight introduce in the Iandtag bill CIV
ing permission to sell the Prussan railways to the
Empire"
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAvIGA-
TION COMPANY.
PHiLApTlpIilA. Feb. % 1s-a

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, 1870
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Iohsh Coal and Navigation Company the following
oicers we're elected for the ensuing ycar:-Prcsdcn
f. w. Clark; Managers, Francis r. Cope Franors G.
Yarnall Fisher Hazard, Charles Parrish, Charles
wheeler George Whitney, Alexander Biddle John
LeisenrIng James N. Wilcox, Edward Lowm, I. Char-
Ton Henry M 49,.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
CoREA.

Tho latest advices from Corea point better pros
poets for pacific settlement The Coreans profess
grct for having fired upon the Japanese ship, declare
that they ignorant Of the nationality Of the ship
assaied and express thoir willingness to receive tho
ambassador in the Corean capital The japanese Com
mission is now proceeding inland
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
JAPAN AND CHINA.

A GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION TO OPEN At
K1oTo-wAR COLONIZATION
ENGLISH REGULATION OF THE PREss-A
PORTUGUESE ARMY LIKELY TO OPEN THE
PORT OF MAcAo-DRITIsH TROOPS TO MARCH
FROM INDIA TO YUNAS-THE MARGARr MUIR
DER CASE INVESTIGATION.
SAN FRAScIsco Feb. 2s ls76
The Occidental and Oriental Company's steamship
Gaelic, from China VIA Japan, brings Hong Kong ad
vices to February 2, Shanghai TO February 8, and
Yokohama to February II
Tho annual Industrial Exposition at the ancient
capital Of Kioto opens the 10Th OF March, TO con-
tinue three months.
MOVEMENT WAR
There is great advance in the price OF rice In con.
sequence OF the preparations for and the expected
requirements Of the troops
COLONIZATION
The project OF coonizng the island OF Yezo with Chi
ncso progresses slowly
line Of steamships is projected 10 connect sagha-
lien with Yokohama
ENGLISH CENSOR
The British Minister has prohibited the publication
Of newspapers In the japanese language by British
subjecta
PoR PHILADELPHIA
The commission 70 the Centennial Exhibition a.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01

PROSPECT OF THE FORMATION OF CABINET
LONDON, March i, 1876.
The Standard's Paris despatch reports that NJ CAST
mir Perier has finally declined the Ministry OF the
INTERIOR and N. Lefranc has accepted it. N. WALTON
will retain tho portfolio of Public instruction.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
SERVIA.

sANGUISARY RIOTS TENDING TO REVOLUTION.
LoSDoN Feb. 90, 1876
sanguinary ARRAYS occurred at Kraguevatz and Sc
mendra, in Servia, during the communal elections
Tho fomcnters OF tho disturbances hosting tho
revolutionary Gag.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
RESPITE OF A MURDERER.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb. 20, 1875
Tho date OF the execution Of Iroquois the murderer
of Cornell has been changed to the 2lst OF April