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The New York herald., 1876-08-18

Before sunset the Finn cavalry, 10 WnOm cour1er5
had sent and who for few hours, had lost all
reckoning our whereabouts, marched into the valley
with their supply wagons close on their heels. The
appearance OF the regiment nne despite tho fatigue
aud dust Of the march, and gIaddened the eyes OF
every who had been waiting their arrival They
number $50 enectivo men, besides the onicera There
are ten companies here as follows:-A commanded by
Lieutenant A q. Woodson; b, Captain K a. Mont
gomery; G, Captain f. Adam. D., Captain 8. 3. sum-
G, Captain K. N Hayes; l. Captain s {. Kellogg; K,
Captain J. W. Mason; N. Captain 4. H. Leb. Tho fol-
lowing subalterns are with their regiment-Lcuten-
ants c. p. Rogers, A. b. Bache, Reilly, w. J. volk-
mar, Charles KING, p. Barnard W. q Forbush, q. H.
Rockwell, X Loudon, G. 0. Eaton, IL s. Bishop, p
Andrus e L. Keycs, @ D. Parkhurst and W. ?. Hall
Companies and /, OF the Fifth Captains Hamilton and
Taylor, are stationed at the Red Cloud Agency,
together with sx companies Of the Fourth cavalry,
which have been ordered thither. All OF them
the com mand OF Major q. Gordon.
William Cody, the inIntsble "Buiialo Bill" arrived
with General Merritt and undoubtedly alone strong
reinforcement OF tho intelligent efficiency OF the force
IN the field In the recent scout after the Cheyenncs
who were attempting 20 JOIN sitting Bull he displayed
made him q hero In the hearts OF the worshppers OF
me odrama and tales OF adventure Ho and Frank
Gruard are probably the finest scouts now In active
The Indian asxiliares delighted 70 behold tho
cheap pony.soidier arrivo yesterday, for they had
begun TO believe that the white chief possessed Of
forkea tongue and that hs would receive succor
Az OUTLINE PROBABILITIES
The lighting force OF the expedition moves forward
I'm Immediately The commanding General is not com
municative officers near him rank, but the
plan will probably be 70 march northessswArd so that
We strike the Sioux again. and severely punish hem
t will not be inpractcaDle 70 intercept Them II they
attempt Zee toward the southeast General Terry
ought 10 DO able crush them II they 60 toward tho
Yellowstone River Al present do not think that
General Urook contcmplstcs cooperation with General
Terry unless good fortune should thrust itself upon
hlm by bringing the forces in mutual proximity. Al
seven O'Clock TO morrow morning the advance begins
and will tend, 90 TAR A. b now known, toward the
scsne Of Iormsr battla The Utes from the White
River Agency are supposed 70 be route 70 join us
bus their coming viii NOT be awaited The effective
foess numbering with the Indiana ls0Q VIII carry nro
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Brooklyn. The gunboat Alert, with the Cabinet
Ministers on board met him in the harbor. Sec
rotary Fish welcomed the Emperor, but he de-
clined the hospitalites of the Alert; he insists
upon his incognito.
New York, April l6. Dom Pedro, accompan-
led by the Empress and suit attended divine SER
vice at st. Patrick's Cathedral this morning. The
Emperor and Empress were given seats in the
sanctuary within the railing. Solemn high mass
was celebrated, and Vicar General Quinn, on be-
half of Cardinal McClasky, who is sick, welcomed
their ma lestres to the country, and congratulated
them on their prosperous voyage. There was a
crowd both inside and outside the church to catch
a glimpse of the imperial visitors.
Dom Pedro and suit and the Brazilian minister
visited the hippodro.nc tonight, and were given
seats on the platform to the right of Moody.
DispOsit on of the Stewart Property.
1t appears that in add ION TO the power Of At
torney given Judge 1'il'on to manage her estate.
Mrs. Stewart, yesterday Fl ed in the register S
Office transfer and as "a ment Of al h.r lae
husbands share in tie business y. L. Stewart
Il Co., as wei, as all propet :, cal and person.
al, except cal estate ilcpced lii the CITY of New
York, % ia, &C t. on, TO-, I, o. S 900 O0C
Both instruments fie Gated 4-pril IA, loo.
MIiuer.
Ella M. Callahan was shot by her lover, John
Mcnamara at Corning to-day, and died in ten
minutes.
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ILLINOIS.
PERSONAL.

Chicago, April 10. The conference between Jo-
seph Mcdill, Richard Smith and three others at
Cincinnati, having led to many msstatemcnts,
alike unjust to James &. Blaine and the other
gentlemen Named an agent of the associated
iect and received the following statement:
at is true l was invited to Cincinnati about
month ago to read some statements quietly circu-
lated in democratic circles in Washington, in ref
erence to Blaine's alleged connection with some
Union. Pacific r. II. bonds. 1t was said the dem
ocrats were holding back the scandal, to explode
it at the time of the Cincinnati convention, or after
It, in case Blaine was nominated. The whole
charge, so far as my informant had learned, was
related in the presence Of four gentlemen. 1t was
apprsed at once of the nature Of the scandal, any
other course would be wrong. Richard Smith
consented to lay the matter before Mr.. Blaine 10
private letter; he did so nearly month ago. II
Mr. Blaine has answered his letter have not
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=, 1t seems that the memory of this woman, like
that OF her renowned husband, is likely to be kept
awe to the end of time. She is said TO have
possessed a very irritable te nper, and her name
mas become synonym of vixen" or "scold."
1t is more than possible, howl. or, that the judg
we're. more charitable disposition would ups
doubleday have discovered in her. many good
qualities, aud have attributed her fan9s more to
physical infrmities than to moral obliquity. The
party most intimately acquainted with her, and
therefore best able to n correct opinion gives
her C. edit for many domestic Virtues. It is now
we'll known that many of the diseases to which
omen are subject, fave direct tendency to rem
der them irritable, peevish cross, morose, unrea-
sona5e so tbat tbev chale and fret ov all those
j, lie ills ant, anovances tfat . person in health
would bear with composure. 1t is far to in.er
that n"st OF the tantrdms o. Xan.ippe we're due
to ,hese causes acne; and could Socrates, as be
returned from ire Senate, the Gymnasium, or tne
Atieueum, have stopped at Pestle & Morsar's
Dug Sto,e and carried home . bottle OF Dr..
Pierre s Favorite Prescription, now and then, 70
DOUBT be hight have evadcd many ''cUr,siu lee
tuie,' allaycd many domestic 1roil," made it
much pleasa1ter cor lie child. en-, and moe enjoy
able Tor himself, and rescued his wiie's name from
e unenv;abe, wo.'d-wide, and eternal notoriety
ii has attained. Thousands of women bless the
day o which d.. Pierce's Fayorite Pre- cription
was .rst made known to them. A single bottle
ofe1 gives delicate a I'd suferino women more e
lief han months o. treatment rom their Emily
physician. In all those arrangements carsirg
backache, eragglng-down Sensations nervous anu
general te1ility, il isl sovereign remedy. As
500 hing and healing properties rer Ter it of the
utmost value to ladies srffering from iuternal fe-
yer, congestion, Inflammation, Of cecaton, and
lis Strengthening effects tend 10 co-Iect eisplace-
EMS o, internal ia. Is, the suit of weakness Gf
natural supports. marl2Teod&w1w.
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FOrty.FOurth Congress First Ses sion.
House..

HOUSE.
Washington, April Is.
Mr.. White of Ky. had read an article from the
Concord N. H. Monitor, circular signed by c.
II. Smith, Jou nal clerk Of the House, ofe ne o
act in the prosecute, o addit nal bounty ella. rs
for a com mission OF 25 per cent. The article also
sresl.s o. Smith being the confidential eek CT
Iepr sen stive Jones OF N. H., end describes the
o2ositop as dice scIeme to rake lew per-
,.uis ,es by al ambitious young man, who hold an
office di cuali., ing him from oneny acting IS an
attorney le.o t.ie oep,giment Nj. White D
era,. ESQ rs,ruc.ing the judiciary con-
mit.ec iut,u,re 30 &c mater.
Nj. SIN DE Joureal cerl, hand d e.,
r'apato le..e, IL t. c speaker, which sta,es tha-
beng al ZONE , \. ii. at &C rocert election, he
saw Ia r'espa ,acs hat additional my bill
was before House. He made up his mind that
il the Ill s'.ou pass to "csgl and follow 10
.rol"ssion OF d, Of aev, and that view he had
p, pa, ID all 'ssdrd :Ie c .cular re.ei.ed 10.
w. Non .oh o. " ole CO en- amendment to
n. Wn' .e3olp OF. as TO ,er Mr.. Smiths
cot rn ,ica ion 10 he "orn tee o. Military Af-
fairs, n irs; pc 20 IS to as 9iu whether 81 til
had v;ola ed apv .cie in 1ors 5 ent with his pos
ton as 40 nDlosee of he House
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A Business Transaction.

Boston, April l6. The Herald of to morrow
will publish a statement from Augusta, giving a
statement of James N. Hagar of Richmond, Me.
that in 1869, on recommendation Of Mr.. Blaine
he purchased $1,000 worth Of s. 'ck and bonds
of the Little Rock d. Fort Smith Railroad, paying
ST., 900. In 1872, remarking to Mr. Blaine that
the investment had turned out badly, he Blaine)
offered to take it Off his hands aud did so paying
him $4,000. Mr.. Hagar says the transaction
does not have the slightest political significance.
A Ba-que Lost.
Barque Chief, which sailed from Bangor, Me.
for Palermo, Nov 30, is supposed lost. She has
been about 1873 days on a voyage generally re-
quiring 40 or so. Nothing has been heard from
her. She was built at East Boston, in 1868, and
was 456 tons.
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Chicago Produce Market.
EhlcAR0 Anril lh Ia

Flour-extra spring o0a6 25.
Wheat No. spring spot l02 a; April a.;
May lO4%a-: June l0Jka-.
Corn--No.2 mixed. spot 31.5-; April 46ha;
Oats-No. ,. BOA spot; April soH; May S3la--
June 33k.
Rye-No. ?, 63-a65.
Barev-No.2 spring Ca spot; Glf.- May
April Goa.
dressed Hogs-9 65a9 IS.
PcIk-2235a22 35- spot; % l5-April; % SKA
3d. May; June 2257ha60
Lard - Ii GA - 10 = spot; - 77ha- April
May 10 42Ha-; June 1850 a..
Bulk Meats shoulders S'sa-; short rib In Id
l2Ss- short clear mid l2ha-.
Hams Is lbs average a..
Whiskey-i07-a-.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo. d: wheat do -
a..
Receipts $500 -four: 81 ,00t wheat; 80 900 corn
05, 900 oats; $50 rye: q 0J0 barley.
Shipments--- 5000 hour; Is,oOc wheat 90, Ok
carr: 10 OW oats 5000 barley; 1910 rye.
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STATE NEWS.

Edward A. Little, Esq, of Auburn, died Friday
afternoon, in Washington, whittier he had gone 4
weeks ago for his health. Mr.. Little had been
suffering from pulmonary difficulty for some
time. lie was the oldest son Of the late Edward
+. Little of Auburn.
They are talking about division of the town
of Waldoboro
Samuel Watts of Thomaston, is building in
Creighton's yard 1900 ton ship. The timber for
the same is being discharged now.
The News says the fremen of Wiscasset are to
plant Centennial trees.
G. II. Lincoln is to build saw mill at Wadins-
ton. Two new mills have been erected there
Jan. l., to take the place of that burned last De-
cembcr.
Last December, Capt, A. s. Smalley OF brigan-
tine Frank Eugene Of the port Of Portland, res,
cued the crew Of the British ship Sparkenhoe OF
Dublin, % in number. The British minister has
forwarded to the collector at Portland . nagnik-
cent gold watch and chain for Capt Snalley, and
with it the Earl of Derby's high APPRECIATION Of
the captains services.
Rev. John Stevens Of Biddeford, came near
meeting with serious accident the other day.
Not feeling very well he took up bottle contain
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Marine News.


Gloucester. Apr;l ID. News from Port Null
gave n. S., this moving, states that great any
lev is felt Tor the safety of the schooner Katie,
WI. y Lett that port The I'D inst for Boston, with
c. pas senge's, seve"a' womel end Children beng
among the nunbe~. Nea y all were coming to
this por., where the mCu were to eng re IN the
fisheries. She was out in the gaze of the 4th inst,
and it is feared that she foundered with all OF
board.
A vesse. was seen bottom up east Of Cape Sable,
which is supposed to have been that o. the Katie.
Suit.
Doston, April Is A suit has just been brought
in the Supreme Jud. Count for Suffolk Co., by
Hon. Sebens c. Ma inc of this city, against Gen.
b. +. Butler ct als for 900, TO" alleged vio-
laton of contract, &C., relative to certain pa
tents.
Newspaper Sale.
Negotiations for the sale Of the Boston Post
newspaper were concluded to-day. The purchas-
ers are gentlemen who have conducted tie msn-
agement for some time past. new company
will be formed to continue the publication, In
which are associated Tie loading democrats OF
Boston and Mass.
Arrested.
Josephine Rodncr was arrested to night for
beating Der three year old child so severely yes
terday, that it died to-day from the effects.
Fatal Accident.
Fall River, April To- The schooner Thomas
Borden arrived here this morning, She reports
that Saturday when OFT Monauk Point she was
struck by squall, causing her to jibe, and break
ing the strap on the mansheet block; While at
tempting to secure the boom, the block struck
and instantly killed a seaman named Learned
Hamblin of East Wareham.
Drowned.
Mary Downs, with another woman, both intoxi-
Gated in attempting to cross a cam at this place
last night upon a plank, fell in and both were
drowned.
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NJ tSSOUKl,
Wt,skey De. .aude,s Sentenced.


st. Lou.s, April Is. The following sentences
were passed, to-dsy. in U. S. district court, at
Jefferson City, upon persons convicted in connec-
ton with woiskey frauds
j. S. Be.linser, es-gauger Of st. Joseph, two
yeas in The peni,entiaiy and fine Ct $1,000
simon Adder and Ab.aha'n Furst, distillers aDt
rHctide 5, St. JOSEPH each o. year in the county
Jail an fine Of $4,000. John Sheehan, distiller
st. J 'eP,,, <gh. Il. onths IA tae county jail fsom
Sept. last, md fine of $1,000; Renry r. w
Iiaitwig aid EWhest + Hart 'ig, br, hers st.
Joseph, es IN three months in the county Jail and
fire of ~ 500; James E. Marsh. ex.gauger OF
Kansas Cry, six months in jsi and fine Of 81,
900.
Obituary.
st Louis Aprl l6. Ex-Gov. Trustou Polk
died suddenly this morning.
Mcdonald and Avery.
The commitments IN the c. ses of Mcdonald
and Avery were made out, and thev leave for
J~ferson City tomorrow morning. All the par
les sentenced to Jefferson City .o-day were placed
n Jail this evening.
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Easter SUNDAY.

Easter sunday.
The CHI i>tan passover and festival OF the les
su,rocton of Christ, giving promise to the oellev-
ing soul of his own resurrection, Chlist beng the
first fruits. was celeblacd quite extensively yes
terdav in the several churches in this city. The
sea- on of fasting had passed away, ara the glad
sun of spring weic med in day Of great beauty.
The wolshiprcrs at the shrine Of the Catholic
church, in TN, city, were carly at then devouons
bringing to their church willing contributions of
flowers. and listening with great attention to tie
cheering words of their venerated Father, the
priest.
The most elaborate decoration and a lornmeat
was at the Episcopal church. bouquets hanging
baskets. festoons Of flowers and wreaths of ever
green being dcposed in the most elegant and tasty
manner. The early services were well attended,
the morning being full Of beauty. Rev. Mr.. Up
John the rector turned the attention of his hearers
to the important lessons of the day, that was one
of rejoicing in the church calendar
The Granite church was tastetuv adorned with
flowers The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ecob, preached
| from lst Corinthians, 10th chaptcr, 3oth verse
GLOW are the dead raised up;" The discourse
was concerning the resurrection of the spirit after
the death of the body; the subject was treated IN
a scrptural and rational manner. The minister
said death is nothing violent in the order OF our
eNls'ehce " wv ;,;Ins 81 ifc ono IF rho
is one Oh lhe Tic" a;uant 1;rn of na.nra do
great a"s Oh w - ti Son,h AZ mo last hat
gt OF lies'oh ou '.e ',en a,,,
So very oneien. a. e VI" J'' Eat WI, Seno, "a
The CHRISTIAN VIII hnu nv, enI' 1851 W
mlar TO h an" ,ip , mvMrn n a, srsrcs con
GENIAL to ms me- Inc o''po"''e ""' "''o anu
imPteSI,,y.e o..,o. ,,,:,.o,.s.,;. c,.,,r,h ,,os
inc llhfop au ,d Gnwnrs con.rir,nls
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EUROPE.
France.

Paris, April lG. Elections were held to day to
fill vacancies in the Chamber of deputies caused
by the return Of member from more than one
district AT Marsallles Banquet, radical, was
elected by 4244 votes.
Personal.
Victor Hugo and Louis Blanc addressed large
audience here to-day. Half the proceeds Of the
meeting are devoted to fund for sending dele
CATION of workmen to the Philadelphia exhibition.
and the remainder to the relief Of relatives oil
communist convicts. The speakers extolled the
people of the United States for their industry and
activity, and for the example they gave Of love of
liberty. They set forth the advantages which
would result from the proposed visit of French
workmen to the American exhibition of industry
as means of cementing the bonds Of friendship
between France and the U. S.
Russia.
St. Petersburg, April l6. The Journal de st.
Petersburg reproduces the pacific assurances
which appeared in the Vienna political correspon-
dence OF April 18th, to the effect that there had
not been the slightest difference between Russia
and Austria, and that both powers would continue
to act conformity for the pacifcation of Turkey.
The Journal entreats the plblic to give no credit
to the alarming reports circulated last week.
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KILOGRAMS GEN ERAL.

The recent snow storm in England was the
heaviest of the winter
The Scraps, with the Prince Of Wales aboard,
has arrived at Gibraltar.
Neal Dow of Portland, Me-, lcctured at Lowell,
Mass, last night, on temperance.
Parker & Cheney's dry house, at Lowell. was
damaged by fire last night about $500.
Mayor Colvins refusal Of the demand of the
Chicago citizens committee, for his resignation,
is published to-day.
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ing desired medicine, % he supposed. AZ sosa
IS he took it into his mouth he WAS satisfied he
had made some serious mistake and Immediately
elected it, and as he did so the coating Of his
tongue and mouth came out with il. An exami-
nation of the bottle showed he had nearly taken .
swallow Of Gains Liniment.
"The Massasoit Engine Company" is the mama
decided upon by the Damariscotts department.
The construction of their new house, to be situat-
ed opposite the Baptist church, is now going on.
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Postal Changes.
'EHIIASKA.
Indian Matters.

Omaha, April 10. An interview with General
Crook was published to-day. The General says
the destruction of Crazy Horses camp was Sc
we're blow to the Indians, but has made them des-
perate. Had the ponies been held on to by Gen.
Reynolds the Indians would have been crippled to
great extent, and would probably have lessened
the extent of the war, which IS undoubtedly at
hand The policy of the Indians at present is to
reap benefit both by war and peace. some of them
staying on their reservation to furnish the braves
with information, provisions, ammunition, guns,
ata
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Ihave IL. 4 n. ia f.ess on the DeIIef that the
public are H. Ous to Sc. their seed directly J;oM
the grocer, and therefore offer FREE to every mar
and woman in the Uniled States who cutiyates \
farm, tills vegetable Sayteh, or plants a flower
table and Flower Seeds for 1876 it Contains in I'D.
dition to the choicest kinds produced in Europe,
one Aundi ed and ftfy rariefies Of vegetable seed
year need NOT write for AS tie - igiaaI intro
Queer OF the Hubbard, iIarblef al and i3utmaa
Squashes, fhinney's Melon, the Marbleheai Cab
bages, and score OF other new vegetables solicit
your patronage. All seed sold under three war.
rants. hundred thousand catalogues have been
issued and sent cut since the hrst of JANUARY.
JAMES j. II. GREGORY, Marbehead, Mass.
mari5teod&w4w
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DtfD.

In this city Saturday evening 18th inst, a'.er a
long ness, Miss Saran f. Il. But on, daug ter OF
the la;e Joseph Burton.
In Fa,mington, sth inst, Mrs. Martha, widow OF
the late pea. Thomas Hunter, aged 81 ye
In West Farmington, 9Th inst, Mrs. Lucy Least@
aged 80 years and months
In Farming ton Fails, 9Th inst, Mrs. Geo w. Co,c
aged Is years ard months.
In Industry, 3lst ult., David Bump, aged 81 years
and % days. soldier of the war OF 1872
In New Vineyard, Gath ut., GeorPe Brooks aged
about &c years; I'd inst, kuhanah Brooks, aged IL
years 10th uit., Mary Parln aged IL years and t
months 4th inst, Romandel Parlin, aged 20 years
and months, both of typhoid pneumonia.
In Brunswick, 7,h inst Samuel o. Stackpole,
aged 81 years 9Th inst, Ma. Nathaniel Merryman,
aged 81 years, months.
In North Anson, let inst, John ii. Allen, Esq.
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supreme judicial Court, Ltbbey j., Pre-
siding.

SATURDAY, April 18th.
Mr.. Pulsifer having concluded his testimony in
the Abbot will case, +. A. Small, short hand re-
porter at the present term, was called. lie TOOK
Abbot's testimony in an action hiod here in March
1873, and was requested to state from memory
what Abbot then said as a witness. Two other
witnesses were examined the last partially, which
occupied the forenoon. At 7. NJ, the court ad-
iourned to Monday at 10 A. NJ.
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BERWICK.
Incendia v Fire.

Salmon 1 alls, April i5 Al unoecupied two
sto.y wooden building at Be. wiz, Me. owned by
John Mahoney, was bulnf1 early llis mol ning
Loss $1,000. Insured. The fire vas probably iu-
cendary, as attempt was MADE at about h
same time to burn the Eastern raroad deoot at
Thu place.
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MACH a .
Obituary..

Machias April ]5 Geo. Harris died at h 5 resi-
dence in Machia. this morning, aged "a years
lie was fo!meilv l. business at Columbia Falls
and was wei s1own as one Of the rrominen. AM
WEALTHY business men o" his section.
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Ma-.ne News.

American. from CALAIS, Maine, Cor Salem. with
plaster, was bea ng up between Milk Island bar
AM. the shore Id gionuded on Milk Island bar,
his afeI2oon. The steamer Chaffee will 60 from
bore to her rs: stance, at high tide in TIE morn
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Hon. Noah Baker, we are informed, will not be
appointed to quieS Sc tiers in Aroostook who have
settled on certain lands and are having Trouble
about their ella US. No Comniss .oner on the sub
ject will be appointed, as we understand, as III
State in its official capacity, has nothing whatever
tn do with the matter,
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4 The Score ,ary o. the Treasury received today
contribution to the cors science fund of Sll5 in
I, cold from Rostou
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A Missing Nam Found.

The Emperor of Brazil arrived to-day in the
steamer Hcvelins, and landed in Martins Dock,