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IRELAND.

HOMz RULE REPRESENTATIVES, ASSEMBLED IN
CoUNdL-THE PROGRAMME FOR PARTY Ac-
IION IN PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Jan g. 1876
YESTERDAY at Dublin there conference OF the
members or the House Of Commons who belong the
t'home rule party in order TO agree upon the course
20 b. pursued during the coming Of Parliament
They decided TO support the Land bill which Is to be
Introduce by Mr. Isaac Butt the member for Limerick
city The basis Of this bill will be axty OF tenure and
Slr rents
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION.
Mr. Butt Will also ask leave OF the House to intro
auce Dil making better provision FOR university edu
patton Ia Ireland
HonE RULE
The question OF home rule will be raised in the
Commons the close OF the invariably taken at
Easter when the attention Of the House will be called
10 the severity Of the Coercion act the question Of tax
Ston, TIE cattle trade and The Amnesty bill
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BELGIUM.

THE MINERS STRIKE EXCITEMENT COOLING
DowN-MIIITARY PATROL IN THE DISTRICT
BRUSSELS Jan. 5, 1879
Many OF the miners who out on strike have
resumed work 1t is hoped that the strike Is now
ended
uNARMED, BUT CAREFULLY WATCHED
The burgomaser Of Louvierc denies that the strikers
used firearms in the recent disturbances or that the
disturbances were serious.
Troops still patroing the district though 1t is
not likely their services will be required
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inf greAtsr Numbers OF stars until at last h,
arrived AZ cnart which showed tho vas
number lr Bgf JOD Zach one Of these star
had been carefully observed he said not once, Dm
many times and it, true position assigned t. All ths
stars VIII CHI had been exhibited a series OF fortJ
large maps shONn tho single chart Iht
speaker proceeded 70 consider the laws Of stelAl
motion showing various maps illustrating the prope
motions OF the heavenly bodies, aud 10
dcatug that, although the thwart motions are -
small apparent amount that many OF the cOnstella
VIII change 10 shape thousands Of years
to come. yet there real lapse OF motion, amounting
60 many miles IA every second VI time, The following
picture shows The
STAR nOrIoS 'rHs DPPER."
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FRANCE.

poLrrICAL CANVASS FOR THE ASSEMBLY SEATS
IN PARIs-HoNoR TO AN AMERICAN PRO-
IESsOg.
PARIS, Jan. s. 1876.
Thus far the candidates for the Assembly in Paris
have obtained promises in the following ratio -Ad-
vancet republicans IS; moderate republicans, l05;
Bnti-fepuhhcans IA
THE FLUviAL INHIBITION.
Professor Spencer F. Baird OF the Smithsonian In.
gututs, the United States Fishery Commissioner OBJ
tanned special award at the recent Fluvia Exhibition
IN th,scty
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HOW THE cARIIsTs CONDUCT A CAMPAIGN
SEVERAL OFFICERS EXECUTED FOR CON-
sPIRAcY.
MADRID Jan s, 1876
Late advices from Taiaa state that several Carist
officers and soldiers have been shot At EstellA for
conspiracy against Don Carlos.
OPERATIONS BEFORE Hermann
II is asserted at HendAye that the Carlists raised the
siege OF Hermann In consequences Of decision TO that
effect Of a council Of war
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THE LA PAGE TRIAL.

CONCORD, n H. Jan. s. 1876.
The Circuit Court convened at eight A. 81 and mme
diately adjourned till seven A. NJ tomorrow. The
jury in charge OF the Sheriff, with counsel for the
State and defence and the prisoner la Page took
rages and visited the OF the murder OF Josie
Langmad. All points bearing on the we're thor
oughly Inspected La Page at times showed interest in
the proceedings but betrayed no agitation or trepda
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FRANCE AND EGYPT.

EHE REPUBLICAN MISSION TO THE COURT OF
THE KHEDIvE.
PARIS Jan 5, 1876
N outrey's mission to Egypt is only Of temporary
&baractec.
The OBJECT Of the mission is to the friendly
relations which were somewhat impaired during the
Negotiations relative to the abolition of the jurisdiction
erthe French Consular courts
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THE PRISONER OF THE VATICAN TO INSTRUCT A
PROSECUTED CARDINAL.
RoMB Jan. S, 1876
The Papal consstory, which was fixed for the 7th
inst has been postponed until after the 18th inst
GERMAN CARDINAL TO BIZ INSTRUCTED.
Cardinal Ledochowski is expected to repair to the
Vatican receive the instructions of the Pope in
gard to his future conduct
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THE CUBAN QUESTION.

KAISER WILLIAMS OPINION OF THE AMERICAN
CIRCULAR NOT KNOWN IN BERLIN.
LONDON Jan S. 1876
despatch from Berlin TO the Morning Post Of this
city, the effect that the German government is favor
able to the propositions contained in the American
note regarding Cuba, is not confirmed Nothing Is
known at Berlin respecting the views Of the German
government in connection with Mr. Fsh's circular
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A MURDER BY A BUTCHER.


HAMILTON, Ont, Jan 8, 1876.
About halfpast nine o'clock this morning Mr. Nelson
Mills an old and respectable citizen murdered on
King street by butcher named Michael Mcconnell,
who stabbed him in the stomach and temple With
butcher knife. Mcconnell was arrested.
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OBITUARY.
A NJ HoLBRooK. EDITOR.

= M HyIDHVJNf EHIIVH-
A. NJ Hobrook. editor and proprietor OF The New or
leans Pcoyrfn> died a. Bladen Springs Ala yesterday
morning aged sixty eight years. Tie born IN Yer
mont TO New orleans ~ 1896, and since 1889 has
been connected with the Picdyaas
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1870.

WASHINGTON JAN s. 1870
ORDERS.
BY direction OF the President Leutcnant Colonel
John Hatch Fourth cavalry will report by letter for
temporary duty TO the superintendent or the Mounted
Recruiting Service At ST. Louis barracks, Mo. the
leave OF absence surgeon q certificate OF disability
granted TO First Lieutenant H. II. Crews Fourth
airy Fort si, Indian Tcrrhoryl, October 90 1875 Is
extended three montha
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GREECE.

LEGISLATIVE ACTION AGAINST Ex-suSIsrERs or
THE CROWN.
ArHESs, Jan. s, 1876
The Chamber OF Deputies have resolved that all the
members OF the late Bulgars Ministry except one
thal be tried by Of justice for violation Of the
Electoral law
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posi- OFFICE REPORT.

There was sold at the New York Post once during
the quarter which closed December 81 $3.50 9O5 81
worth OF postage stamps Postmaster James says
this exceeds the receipts Of previous quarter ~ At
least $50 900
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THE WRECK OF THE oRPHEUs

San FRANCISCO Cal, Jan. s. 1875
Captain Sawyer, OF the ship orpheus which collided
with the steamer Pacific will be placed ON trial to-
morrow before the United States Commissioner for
wlfully wrecking his ship, charged the affidavit
OF seven members Of the crew.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION:.

CHk RESURRECTION AGAINST THE TURKS
CAUSE OF INTENSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ADVICE TO THE MONTENEGRO RULER-THE
SULTAN ACTIVE FOR THE DEFENCE OF HIS
POWER
LONDON Jan. S, 1915
diy or two ago The Times published Vienna teIe-
gram stating that in reply request Of the Prince OF
Montenegro TO be allowed to enter into against
Turkey toe Russian government advised account
10 depart rom neutrality
Tue raNcE's COMMUNICATION TO GoRrscHAEoVP
Tbs morning the Times publishes a letter from
Vienna applying and confirming its telegram.
II seems the Prince Of Montenegro wrote to Prince
Hortschlkon that by following the wishes Of the Powers
In maintaining neutrality be directly mperled his
Ihrone aud life.
RUSSIAN CABINET ADVICE.
Prince Gortschakon submitted this letter to the
Emperor Of Russia who directed the Chancellor TO
write the Prince Of Montenegro face courageousy
bhe present difficult position and on no account TO
Rbandon his policy OF neutrality" expressing the hope
that the situation would soon improve
The Prince Of Montenegro replied that he would follow
Lhe Cars Instructions
MoNrEEEeRN MINISTER EN- ROUTE FOR
VIENNA
VIENNA Jan s. 1876
The Moatenegrin War Minister is now on his way to
This city
AUSTRIA ABOUT TO OCCUPY THE INsURREc-
TIoNARY DISTRICTS.
LONDON Jan. s 1876.
The Times this morning publishes a letter from
Ragusa containing the following
Gan Information from official and unofficial sources
rondrms the opinion that only is the Austrian &C.
6upalion OF the nsurrectonary provinces determined
upon, but that foreign occupation is absolutely
necessary as precauton against most probable
massacre Of the Christians wherever they are un-
Brmcd and helpless"
WHAT TEE TURKS ARE DOING.
RAGUsA Jan. s. 1876.
Turkish steamers recently arrived at Kleck and
landed i've batalions Of troops and ammunition aud
provisions.
Nestc and Duga have been revctualed
THE sULTAN's COMMISSIONER RECALLED FROM
HERZEGOVINA
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Jan. s. 1876
1t rlmored that servir Pacha, who was despatched
TO Herzegovina the outbreak of the instruction as
6pecal Commissioner Of the Sultan has been recalled
4 GREER CHURCH ELIMINATION AGAINST FIRE
BRAND cLERICs.
LONDON Jan. s. 1876.
The Tunes Vienna correspondent writes that the
Greek Metropolitan Of Mostar, following the example
or his Catholic colleague has issued pastoral letter.
which he upbraids the clergy for fomenng the lnsur.
recton aud requiring them leave their evil ways and
return 70 their duties on pain of punishment.
according TO his apostolic power
FHE AUSTRIAN PROJECT FOR REFORM IN THE
TURKISH PRovINcEs-FRANcE AND ITALY
FAVORABLE.
VIENNA, Jan. s. 1876.
1t is stated in government circles that Count An
Grassy project for reforms the nsurrectionary dis
srcts OF Turkey has been avorabIy received by
France aud italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-06
QUEEN ISABELLA.

HER ILLNESS BECOMING MORE ALARMING.
PARIS Jan s. 1876
Bulletins announcing the condition Of the health Of
the exQueen Isabella Of Spain are issued daily
That OF to day says her condition IS less favorable
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THE PRINCE OF WALES

LoSpos. Jan. 6. 1876.
despatch from Berares India, reports the arrival
here this morning OF HIS koy Rshness the Prince Of
Males.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

The steamer Parthia OF the Cunard line, len this
port yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying
co &c letters and rs paper bags
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The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenv-four hours, In com.
parison with the corresponding dae OF last year as in
dicated by the Thermometer al Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Plat Potter, Of schenectady. IS staying q
the Fnh Avenue Hotel Mayor J. II sprague. oi
Hartford, is residing tue St James Hotel General
John \. Knapp and Mr.. Theodore NJ Pomeroy. OF Au-
burn. n ", are at the Windsor Hotel Captain Wit
liam Hawicy United States Army, qusrtered al Ia.
Glenham Hotel Mr. Edmund Burke, Of New Hamp-
shire, stopping az the Metropolitan Hotel Rsv.
James BaAntine, Of kingston Jamaica, is sojourniag
At the - Denis Hotel TX CONGRESSMAN James NJ
MARVIN. o. Saratoga, aud MILO Goodrich or Auburn,
\. r., have arrived at she Fnh Avenue Hotel
DANGER AHEAD slGNALLED BY A COUGH rs
Ayerea wsh HsLss HoSEr HoKSHoUsD AID rAG
PigEs rooruAcnK doors cure 10 one minute.
SPECIAL EXCELLENCE or THE ELASTIC
TRuss CONrANy's appliance 61S broAdway;
Rupture.
A LADY SHOULD hVf 81 ANNOYED WITH
Caturh vhso she get WoLc0rrs CArAgRa ASEut.
LaTOA
ALI VINO SUFFER- FROM coUGHs AND
Cold, vii ans relief wtstARs BALsAH or wllo csERRr
~ cents aud 81
INVESTIGATION CHALLENGEDf
.. a1 ~ ihs WILCOX GIRis sEwIS0 NXcHfEE
ehaacerste features o. o. sewing mechanism
public should not be Imposed upon 0y statements mas
other 81 "a distinctions lately received by the Nsw
AgroaAric Is the grand od Medal p Progress Awaricd
sswiN0 MkcHiNE SoMpASY. SIS srosd~sr. esrass
Bond -. Sew York
LEA PERKINS
sshs only GENUINE
woRoerEasHsaS s.Ucs
WIGS, rOUPEEs %. RAUcHFUSS. PRACTICAL
VIC TOcrSE msSer No ~ East Tveitth street, Ns-
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Captain sbubael r Child formerly sea captain 10
the East India trade. died Warren. r. L. yesterday
aged o nety seven wears
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NAVAL NEWS.
ADMIRAL MULIANEYs FLAG-ITs TRANSFER
FROM THE WORCESTER TO THE HARTFORD.
NopvotW Ian 1879

ADMIRAL MULIANEY's FLAG-ITs TRANSFER
FROM THE WORCESTER TO THE HARTFORD.
NoRPoLK, Va, Jan s. 1876.
Naval affairs rather dull here at present, and ex.
cepting the transfer of the Adm,ras flag from the
Worcester to the Hartford nothing OF interest has
lately transpred The poor old Worcester now des-
tined TO relieve the New Hampshire the receiving
store ship Of the Navy Yard The New Hamp
shire will shortly proceed to Port Royal to I'LL like
service The Hartford, Plymouth and Huron lying
al the regular naval anchorage The Powhatan arrived
on Monday from the Delaware and has gone up to the
Navy Yard. The monitors Catskill, Passac Lehigh
and Montauk are still lying al the Navy Yard awaiting
further instructions from the department. and tho work
the Alliance, vessel OF the class the HUI
ron, is progressing slowly. Naval men here do not
anticipate any change OF quarters during the present
month, although there are some rumOrs Of move to
Port Royal where the Dictator 0ssipee and Swatara
have already rendezvoused II is hardly probable,
however any orders will arrive relative the
mova OF the flagship before Admiral Muaney has been
relieved and that will hardly take place before the lat
ter part OF February early in April Recent official
advces still report the Shawmut at Key West and the
Canonicus at New Orleans.
About eleven O'Clock this morning the Hartford got
up steam and moved slowly down to the Worcesters
anchorage The latter also under steam. and at
twelve NJ. precisely the admiraps Tag lowered and
then hoised board the Hartford Both vessels fred
a salute OF thirteen guns and Admiral Mullaney
companied by his full STAFF left the Worcester for his
new quarters the Hartford At p. N. the New
Hampshire 1red salute OF thirteen guns, which
answered by the Hartford
Captain Luce, OF the Hartford, has been appointed
feet captain.
The Worcester goes to the Navy Yard tomorrow
where her officers viii probably be transferred the
New Hampshire
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THE BRAZILIAN CABLE.

SECTION OF THE WIRE BROKEN.
LoSDos Jan. s, 1876.
It announced this morning that the section Of the
Braz,aa cabls between Lisbon aud Madeira Is broken
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE ITALIAN EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO DIRECT THE SECTION.
RoME, Jan. g. 1875.
The President OF the Italian Executive Committee on
the Philadelphia Exhibition leaves In April take the
direction Of the Italian section.
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THE SUPPLY DETAINED-ARRIvAL OF THE
swATARA AT PORT RoYAL-HER SPECIAL
cRUIsE-IRoN- cLADs AT PENSACOLA TO BE
MASEKD-THR COMBINED FLEET TO REN-
DEVIOUS AT PORT ROYAL
The storeshIp Supply, Commander Hayward will
sail before Saturday, If then, in consequence Of
fact that the requisite quantity Of kentledge for
ballast has not been put in her lower hold Every
erton will be made get the ship or by Saturday
the allotted by Navy Department for the round
voyage to md up the Mediterranean and back ex-
ceedingly short Unless very favorable weather is
experienced, the Supply will hardly be back by April
j expected From Tangiers she will bring beaut
full Moorish house for the Exposition to be used
by the Commissioners from the government OF
Morocco.
large quantity OF supplies OF various kinds, in
GLIDING small stores, shipped yesterday from the
Navy Yard, consigned TO the North Atlantic squadron
a Port Royal, s c. whore the fleet is TO rendezvous IN
full force about the middle OF this month.
The United States corvette Swatara, Commander A.
r Cooke, has returned from her SPECIAL cruise TO
south America and is at anchor in Port Royal Bay 1t
will be remembered that she was despatched 70 Para,
Brazil September 30 last to bring back such American
refugees might desire to return to their homes IN
the south. On arriving there, and after dlgent in
qury, discovered that AL who cared 10 return
the United States had already done by convey
ance or another and that then desired avail
themselves OF the generous offer OF our government
to bring them home free Of expense SO, alter looking
into three ports and dnding no one anxious 10
to the United states Captain Cooke put the ship
on her homeward and arrived safely al Port
Royal all hands being IN excellent health and delighted
with the performance the ship which admirable
craft In all particulars. The following Is list OF the
officers Of the corvette swatara, ten guns
C0mnlonder-A p Cooke
Lieutenant Commander and Executive 06icer-H C.
White.
Observation-Disclosures Geo NJ. Totten
Lteufendnts-W. NJ q. Little, John 2. Merrill r NJ
G. Brown, r. N. Etng
Ndser-TheOdore Porter.
Pdymascr-G. H. Read.
Sur0son-Edward Kirschner; Assistant r II Green.
Engineers-Chiei. =. A. Wilson; Past Assistant e. II.
Manning; Assistant, j. A. Tobin
Lieutenant Of Adrlnes-C Porter
AidsAipmen-George Storey, Hunt n. Hunt,
C. NJ. hcCartenny and r. NJ. Coffin
Gtmn,r-C Mel
BOdtspdtn-W A. Cooper.
Sdfimdker-John Martin
Cdryenter-Peter ward
PIV CIerk-W. Moore.
Cdpfdin's Clerk \. Soley.
The frigate Congress, Captain Earl English aud the
corvette Juniaga Commander DAVID Greene, from the
European squadron, are daily expected At Port Royal
where they will JOIN the North Atlantic squadron.
A draft Of sailors sent 10 Pensacola Navy Yard
Yesterday from the Colorado, under charge OF Lieu
tenant Commander Woodrow. They are 70 man the
iron clads ready for sea at that station.
Master u. H. hahan has joined the storeship supply
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II represents Wrighrs theory OF the form of our
system and the distribution Of gaaxies space He
believed bur system Is cloven dat disc 10 shape
and surrounded by various other systems Of different
shapes
Lambert's theory that galaxy consists or coven
fiat disc not Of separate stars but Of clusters OF stars
was fully discussed and illustrated
LAHBRRTs THEORY.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

SPANISH AND ITALIAN PREPARATIONS FOR THE
EXPERIMENTATION OF THE KINGDOMS
MADRID. Jan. s. 1876.
A royal decree has been issued creating commits
sion charged with installing the exhibits from the
Spanish colonies at the Philadelphia Exhibition. Tho
commission will draw up a memorandum relative to
the Exhibition.
The Governors Of Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philip
pine Islands will appoint members.
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THE STORY IN PHILADELPHIA

The bIURI IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE ST. Adams CHARLEY ROSS" THR CHAM
PIoN BOT LIAR-PALPABLR FALsKHooDs
SCARCELY WORTH coNrRADIcTNa-Nor AN
ATOM OF TRUTH IN ANY OF HIS ASSERTIONS.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. s, 1870
IT'S monotonous and wearisome business to show
the absurdity Of these stories-in senses than
one--otthe nnding OF poor Charley Ross Each
seeding mares nest seems more ridiculous than the
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Average temperature yesterday. SZt
vaaS W n 4
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NEM PuRLIcATIONs.


DRfGHrS DISEASE, DIABETES .DROPSY, GRAVEL,
- Calculus, Gout, Rheumasm. Dyspepsia Disea4es o.
NE Liver kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland Premstors
ProstrAtion. Organic Debility aud Chronic Affection "a
durable BY probationary. Two
ing their cesu by natures specific ASAH b.
made Of Cod Bethesda mineral sprng water, and De
HAWLEN HEATH Author and Proprietor. Depot rscsp
ucn rooms. 30 broadway. New York
SAfANHOOD" 2OOTu EDITION. A TREATISE Ex
ll planatory Of the causes With Instructions Tor ths
successful ~ weakness spirits
hauston 1scuar debility and prsmaturs decline n
hood price Doc Addr~@a The anthnr Or k'nB r. IUkfih
NOT Vest 12a
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WHAT TEE TURKS ARE DOING.

hAUUsA, Jan, IotO.
Turkish steamers recently arrived at Kleck and
landed i've batalions Of troops, and ammunition aud
provisions.
Nestc and Duga have been revctualed
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THE WONDERFUL WAIF.
Philadelphia PrOnOunceS Him the Mos
Remarkable of Liars.

HIS STORY UTTERLY FALSE.
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THE sULTAN's COMMISSIONER RECALLED FROM
HERZEGOVINA.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Jan. s. 1876
1t IS rlnored that servir Pacha who despatched
TO Herzegovina at the outbreak of the instruction
6pecia Commissioner OF the Sultan has been recalled
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LONDON, Jan 5, 1876
The Tunes Vienna correspondent writes that the
Greek Metropolitan Of Mostar following the example
OF his Catholic colleague has issued pastoral letter. in
which he upbraids the clergy for fomentng the
recton aud requiring them leave their evil ways and
return TO their duties pain Of punishment
according To his apostolic power
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DANGER AHEAD slGNALLED BY COUGH rs
wi,h HsLgs HoSEr H0EEHoUsD rAA
PtEEH TOOruACuR DEOPs cure minute.
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a GREEK CHURCH FULMINATIoN AGAINST FIRE
BRAND cLERICs.
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TURKISH PRovINcEs-FRANcE AND ITALY
FAVORABLE
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LECTURE By P. I. BARNUM.

That mind aud soul according we'll
May make one music AS before.
But vaster.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
IMPROVING THE POOR.

special meeting Of the Directors Of the Now York
Association for Improving tho Condition Of the Poor
hold yesterday afternoon in SO Bible He uso
Astor place. Tho President of the society, Howard
Potter, in the chair, and among the directors
present wero Henry Pellew, Adam Spies, DR.. Frank
lin. George W. Abbey, Dr. Champion, Robert Boyd,
Edward Bovine and Robert B. Minturn. The object Of
the meeting to consider what action the society
should take to augment its funds which are getting
very low. 1t IS expected that tho coming winter will
prove excessively heavy the resources OF the
society The reports from the visitors In the
various districts show that in addition the ordinary
OF poverty there large OF respect
able persons IRON the industrious classes who before
have been chiefly scli-supporung, but who
obliged 10 seek help Already Journeymen discharged
shops and clerks hitherto employed in mercantile
tabsh,nents arc seeking reici
In view OF these iacts 1t was decided to issue
special circular To the clergy of various denominations
and to all the members of the society asking for IN
creased subscriptions. Tho clergy will bc especially
requested to appeal TO their congregations for assist.
ance, without 1t tho work OF the society will DO
necessarily curtailed.
Strange as 1t may seem tho recent strike Of 'the
ngsnoremen'' has had marked influence upon the
number oi applicants for relief, hundreds OF these
men, who were earning comfortable livngs before the
strike, now being dependent on the society They
class OF the deserving poor who idle only because
they cannot get work, and worKmcn contemplating
strikes trusting TO tho society, will do well to bear this
fact In mind.