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Why? because Asthama is
a contraction of the BrOn-
chial Tubes, caused by in
flammatiOn and irritation
lOf the mucus membrane
lining the Bronchial Tubes
Use OXygenated Air as we
will direct and we will
warrant n Cure. We have
cured cases of 20 years
standing
Smyrna times., 1876-12-13
Maryland & Delaware II. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

On and after MONDAY, November 9th 1876, trains
will run daily as follows, sunday excepted:
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THE MARKETS.
z. Marriott Fowler, !,

ATTHE sTOREHOUsE
CORNER CONNER CE C. MAIN SITS,
Recently occupied by Frank Raymond.
Smyrna times., 1876-12-13
FOWLER,
RAYMOND STAND,)

Cor. Commerce and Main Sts., Smyrna, Del
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WANTED

Parties having farms for sale to send descriptive list
10 REYNOLDS Il co.
octls-sw $50 Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1876-12-13

am determined to sell. Come one and all, with
Cash and Trade and see how money can be saved.
Don't forget the name and place.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr. Daum gave piano recital at steinway Hall yes
tcrday afternoon.
The Philharmonic Society give matinee this after
noon at the Academy Of Music.
Mile Pappenheim and Nine. Peri sing this evening
at the stadt Theatre In Ell Trovatoro"
MILE Titens appears tonight one OF her very best
roles Leonora 'La Favorita being her last appear
ance in evening opera in this city.
The performance Of "Der Freischutzn al the Teatro
wchrle Irving place, announced TO take place on
Saturday evening. has been postponed for a week.
owing the preparations for the opera not
being yet completed
The Park Theatre viii be opened on Wednesday
ing OF next week for the production OF George Fawcet
Rowe's new fouract comedy, which has been for
time IN preparation. The title Of the comedy is
"Brass' Mr. Rowe will play the leading character,
and the company includes number Of admirable ar
lists engaged specially for this cast among whom are
Miss Rose Wood and Mr. Lewis Morrison
Mrs Lucas Thompson had a successful concert last
night at stenway Hall She assisted by the following
artists s-Levy the cornct player who seemed to be
ofprincipa features Of the occasion B. Mills and his
brother W + Mills, pianists; Misses Antona Henne
and Johanna Lehman, contraltos; Mr. Alfred Wilkc,
tenor; Mr. Charles Werner, 'cellist; Mr. Ferdinand
CARR. vioInist, and Mr. Cory, organist Mr. Colby
oaiciated as accompanst Tho concert very
agreeable performance and reflected honor on the
artists Who rartciDated 10 Il
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE HARVEST QUEEN.

THE ENoLIsH BOARD OF TRADE REroRT ON
THE LOSS OF THE AMERICAN sHIP-wHAT is
SAID OF THE COLLISION WITH THE ADRIATIc-
THE PENALTIES.
.LIvERPooI, Feb 10, 1876.
The Board Of Trade inquiry into the loss of the
American ship Harvest Queen Captain Jansen of
Waterford Ireland the 3lst Of January, which has
been proceeding for several days. came to an end yes
terday
THE DECISION
The Board finds that the White Star steamship
Adratic sunk her, and thatthe captain OF the
should have reported the the British Consul
his arrival at New York. and left the bows OF the
Adratic untouched until they had been inspected by
the Consul Saving this, the captain is acquitted of
blame and his certificate restored 10 him.
The first and third officers are ccnsured for withhold
ing the Information.
THE WHITE STAR STEAMSHIP coMPANY's
The agents Of the White Star line in New York
have received the following cable despatch from Liver
pool
After nine days investigation judgment OF the
Board OF Trade fully acquits the Adriatc and returns
Jennings his certificate The Court considers Jennings
and hls officers acted perfectly right both before and
alter the collision" !"
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
CHICKERTNG HALL.

The New York Vocal Society gave their first concert
of the last night at Chckering II all before
crowded house. The programme consisted of the fol-
lowing selections :-"orpheus, part song, Maciarren
madrigal Cynthia" Croce, 156O hymn to music,
Lachner male voces); trio Uemale voices, "The
Winter Hath Not Blossom Reinecke part song, Stars
Of the Summer Night" II. Smart; solo and chorus
female voicesl, from 'Lorelci," Mendelssohn;"
aia Springs Message" Gade: madrigal 'Far, Sweet
Cruel Ford 1896 quartet Break Break Macfarren;
part song. Lullaby Of Life" Henry Leslie; trio
memory" leslie; mems chorus ''The Three
Glasses Fischer; trio crest Thee This Messy
Pillow II. Smart; part song, "Sylvan Pleasures, I"
Sir julius Benedict madrigal, "Let Me, Careless Z"
Thomas Liney
There we're about fifty vocalists present under the
direction Of Mr.. William Nolsiefer and the singing
was admirable There material in this society add
a very attractive element TO tho operate stage.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
A RANK CoRRUPTIoNIsT.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DAVIS, OF MISSISSIPPI,
TO BE IMPEAcHED-A PARDON SOLD TO A
MURDERER FOR SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Feb TO- 1876
special despatch from Jackson, Miss, says the
committee appointed to investigate the OF Lieu
tenant Governor Davis reported to-day that he is
guilty Of high crimes and misdemeanors and for spec
hcation charge that Davis in June 1875, accepted
bribe OF 5000 for the pardon of Thomas A. Banontne
charged with the murder OF Ann Thomas in Lowndes
county The committee offered resolution that Davis
be mpeached for high crimes and misdemeanors which
made the special order for Monday
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
ALLEGED POLICE OUTRAGE.

charge ofa serious and character preferred
yesterday against Sergeant Beeler of the Third pre-
clnct, Jersey City. woman named Mary Russell, OF
poor though respectable appearance had been in search
her friends the Heights, but could not find them
and she without money she applied for lodging
in the station. She placed in a cell, but was
awakened from her sleep during the night by Beeler,
who removed her TO another CELL and as she alleged n
her affidavit before Justice Davis, he indecontly as
saued her Beeer resigned his position the forco
yesterday, and he will have an examination before
Dovfg
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0FPIcER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-T 80 p. NJ.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-T 80 p. NJ
Probabilities.
In the South Atlantic Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, falling barometer, southeast and
southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather. and followed from the west gulf to the Ohio
Valley by rising barometer cold northerly winds and
possibly occasional rains.
In the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys
and upper lake region rising barometer, brisk and
high north to west winds, decidedly colder partly
cloudy weather, succeeding light rains turning into
snow in the northern portion.
In the lower lake region. Middle States and New
England falling and low barometer, increasing south
ery to easterly winds, generally warmer. cloudy and
rainy weather, partly turning into in the north
portions and followed In the first two districts
during the day and evening by rising barometer falling
temperature and brisk and high northwestery winds
The Mississippi River will continue slowly falling at
Cairo, and nearly stationary Memphis, vicksburg
and New Orleans.
Cautionary signals continue at Grand Haven and
Milwaukee.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator's Dennis Mccarthy, OF Syracuse; james r.
Starbuck. Of Watertown, and B. Platt Carpenter, OF
Poughkeepsie, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Adju-
tant General James A. Cunningham, OF Massachusetts,
and General James A. Hall, of Maine at the st.
Nicholas Hotel Colonel John N. Macomb OF the En-
gneer Corps United states Army, IS at the Brevoort
House Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin, of PcnnsyL
vania is stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Captain
John Mrehouse, OF the steamship City OF Montreal is
at the New York Hotel Ex-senator Henry G. Con-
nelly Of Kingston ~ Y, is residing At the Mctropoli-
Hotel H. G. Bailey. Of the Concord IN. H. P1tri0t
is the Westminster Hotel Judge Charles Mason OF
Utica and Judge A. Anthony, OF Poughkeepsie are at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel ExCongressman s Newton
Pcttis, Of Pennsylvania is at the Asor House Sena-
tor James English, of Connecticut, arrived at thu
ST. Nicholas Hotel last evening from Washington J.
N Navarro Mexican Consul Is at the Winchester
Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
GERMANY.

THE PENAL CODE AMENDMENT BILL PASSED
BY THE PRUssIAN PARLIAMENT-BIsdARcK' s
THANKS.
BERLIN Feb. 10, 1876
The Rechstag has passed the bill amending the
penal code. including the so-called pulpit clause which
iorbds the reading OF Objectionable communications
within church or the posting OF the same on the
doors
SESSION CLOSED.
Prince Bismarck, in the of the Federal Council
thanked the House for their labors and read i'm
perial message closing tho session.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE YosT MURDER.

JoHNsrowN, Feb TO- 1876
The trial OF Charles Frederick Smith for the murder
OF Edward Yost the morning Of March 9, 1875,
commenced here yesterday at one p NJ, Judge James,
Of Ogdensburg presiding District Attorney Keck
opened the to the jury, detailing the circum-
stances of the to the bank and the discovery
of the body OF Yost Mr. Lyman Tremaine appeared
for the prisoner. Several witnesses examined
for the prosecution and the Court adjourned until to-
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE AMEs IMPEACHMENT.

DAMAGING TESTIMONY DY CONGRESSMAN WELLS.
MEpHs, Tenn, Feb. 10, 1879
despatch from Jackson, Miss, says Congressman
G. Wiley Wells testified before the Impeachment Com
mtee OF the Legislature yesterday His testimony Is
considered damaging 10 Governor Ames Postmaster
Pcase, of Vcksburg testi1es to-day. State Supern-
tcndent Of Education Cordozo Will certainly be ousted
the evidence against him being overwhe lining. There
Is serious ussension In the impeachment Committee,
and the impression prevails that the articles
sustained pressed Another special says Congress-
man Went te/tIned what he knew about Governor
Ames assotut that the killing OF fifteen or twenty
negroes was a benefit 10 tho party.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
BRAZIL MARKETS.

RATE OF EXCHANGE ON LoNDoN-oUoTATIoNs
OF COFFEE.
RIO JANEiEo. Feb 9. 1876.
Exchange London 26.
Cohee-tood nrsts ZOO $50 per 10 klogrammes;
market quiet with downward tendency. Average daily
receipts for the past week. $500 Total sales tho
week-For Europe, 24OOO for the United States 90;
for Mediterranean ports, 1000 Shipments of the
wee-For Europe. 33OOJ. the United states
for tho Mediterranean. 900. Stock 2i90O0 Freghts
3os
Rio JAsEiRo, Feb. TO- 1876
Exchange London 90
CofieeGood rsts $500 . $50 res por 10 kos market
animated prices very hrm.
SANTOS Feb o. 1870
Coffee market quiet tendency downward superior Santos
quoted at 100 1900 per 10 kOs Average daily
for the week 300 bags total sfes OF the week.
5000 all for Europe total shipments II 900. all for Eu
rope; stock, l24,OO0.
SANTOS Feb. 10 1876
Coffee market quiet prices maintained; no change
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
LOST AT SEA IN A FOG.

BosTog Feb. 10, 1876
The fishing schooner Restless, from Grand Banks to-
day reports the loss Of two men, John Smith and John
Davis, January 10, the Banks They left the vessel
in a small boat, and got lost in fog.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
CENTRAL ASIA.

RUSSIAN REPORT FROM THE SEAT OF REvoLU-
TION IN KHoKAND
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 10, 1876
Tho Inralidc Rasse states that the inhabitants Of
Khokand recently despatched ENJOYS to Nasredn, the
lately deposed Khan asking him to return
Nasrcdin accepted the invitation and entered kho-
kand on the I'd inst
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
A Hattie WITH BURGLARS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 1876
policeman surprised four burglars at work In Rox-
borough ths morning and had a regular battle with
them ovdr dozen shots we're exchanged. Ono OF
tho burgais, named Frank MCGUIRE haIing from
Jersey CITY was shot In the thigh and Knee rendering
amputaton necessary. He was captured The other
three one M whom was shot in the ahoulder escaped
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE MARINE INSURANCE AND MERCHANT SHIP
PING BILLS DEBATED

PING BILLS DEBATED.
LONDON Feb IO-Night
fhc Marine Insurance bill introduced House of
Commons to-day provides that every contract for the
conveyance OF persons or goods snail contain an i'm
Piled warranty that the ship is seaworthy The effect
Of this will be TO place passengers the same footing
cargo regard to the liabilities Of shipowners for
their safety
The bill further provides that shpowners shall not be
able to relieve themselves by of this liability;
and lastly when insurance appears to be unreasonaby
above the real value OF the goods proceedings may he
stopped until their value by referees ap
pointed for the purpose
Mr. Norwood member for Hull and a shpowner de-
clarcd he would oppose the measure
Mr.. r. J. Reed, member for Pembroke, formerly
Chief Constructor Of the navy and Sir John Lubbock,
member for Maidstone spoke in approval of the bill
MERCHANT sHrPIN0 BILL
Sir Charles Adderley President OF the Board ofTrade
to-day introduced the Merchant Shipping bill
He said the temporary last year worked so salts.
factory proposed to make all its provisions per-
in the bill Then additional clause pro-
vidng for the establishment of OF survey to
which any shipowner charged with despachng
loaded ship will be enabled Immediately appeal he
may have survey made for himself with the assist
ance assessor appointed by the local Marine Board
The bill proposes authorize local officers to deain
ships suspected 10 be unseaworthy until they can COM
muncate with the Board OF Trade
superior class Of officers to be appointed to con-
duct Investigations Of shipwrecks
rHk FRIEND or THE SAILORS Sor EXACTLY SATISFIED.
lr PiimsoI rcfrained from expressing definite
opinion said his present impression was that the
bill fell lamentaby short OF securing satisfactory
settlement Of the question
woroRIAs COMING VISIT TO TIE CONTINENT
IL is announced that the Queen will probably proceed
70 the Continent on the 25th Of March
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Bullding:-
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
TURKEY.
AN ALLIED FOREIGN FLEET EXPECTED TO REM


AN ALLIED FoRRIoN FLEET EXPECTED TO Rem
DEVIOUS OFF RAGUsA.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1870
Tue Vienna Presse reports that the consuls OF the
guaranteeing Powers at Ragusa have received intina-
tion that British, German French and Italian squad
rons will arrive at that port few days and that the
Austrian aeet will also proceed thther.
THE SULTAN PREPARING TO GIVE EFFECT TO
THE ANDRAssY REFORM PLAN
LONDON, Feb. II. 1875
vienna despatch to tho Daily Ne,os states that the
private secretary Of the Sultan viii 20 to Mosar TO ap
pont the mixed commission, in accordance with An.
drassv's Dronosals
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE MISSISSIPPI RAMPANT.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 10, 1876.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 10, 1876.
The river here is within two inches of the
danger line and the bottom lands opposite the city are
beginning TO be flooded.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

FINANCIAL TRIUMPH OF THE FRENCH sYNDI-
CATE BY ADVANCES TO EGYPT.
LONDON, Feb TO- 1876.
The Times this morning, in its financial article says
the Cairo despatch OF yesterday announcing that the
Anglo Egyptian Bank has advanced large of
money to Egypt portends the triumph of the French
syndicate the bank in question being practically
French institution.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES. DROPsY. GRAVEL,
ID Calculus. Gout, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Diseases OF
the Liver kidneys. Bladder Prostate Gland, Premature
Prosraton. Organic Debility aud Chronic Affections On
crable by general Two pamphlets cxpl au
ing their successful treatment BY HATykEs sPLCItIv
ASAHEI4 MADE OF GOD, BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING WATER and Dr. A. HAWLEY HEATH, author
proprietor; FREQ any address Depot reception
rooms 300 Broadway. New York
NTANUOOD-cO0rH EDIrIOE-A TREATISE tx
M planatoy The causes with Instructions for the sue
cessu treatment of Weakness Low Spirits Nerve Bxhans-
ton Muscular Debility and Prem Decline ~ Manhood
price soc Address the author Dr. Is DE n CURTIS. Ot
tN..t lJd NeNl rk
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
SPAIN

CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM FROM THE
MADRID CABINET ON THE CONDITION OF
CUBA-rHE CAUSES OF THE MsURREcTIoN
AND PROBABLE CURE.
MADRID Feb 10 1915
The government has sent its diplomatic represen-
tatives abroad an exhaustive confidential memorandum
upon the condition OF Cuba The circular describes the
causes Of the nsurrecton the character of leaders
and the reforms which will DO introduced when it is
Terminated The purpose Of these reforms will be to
assmilae the government of the colonies TO that or
Spain BY establishing commercial liberties and repre-
sentatons Of the colonies in the Cortes.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
FRANCE.

THE PARIS POLICE PREFEcT A POLITICAL GRIEF
TO MAcMAHoN-A CELEBRATED CITY M
PRovER A CANDIDATE FOR THE ASSEMBLY,
PARIS. Feb 10, 1876.
An official decree is published this morning appoint
Ing NJ Voisn Preiect OF Police and placing the depart
ment under the control of the Ministry of the Ine-
rlor, as before 1873 NJ. Voisin is a reactionary
Deputy Yesterdays Aonitsur, reporting the of
his appointment said it would profoundly grieve the
friends OF President MacMahon and the constitution
PARIS CANDIDACY OF AN MPERIALIsT STREET MrRovER.
Baron Haussmann has issued address to the
electors Of the First ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Paris He says
in Offering himself a candidate for the Chamber he
has solely in view the interest OF the city of Paris He
expresses regret for the regime to which France and
Paris owed SO much prosperity, but he will not be
hostile to the present constitution which, he thinks,
should be applied in perfect good faith.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

1876
Price p cents mscd 10 All parts Of the Unted State
~ ccnts ssd tu and nowAteflar Addro
HbhAl4D ALMANAC. New York citEs
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

A MARKED ADVANCE-rHE BEAUTIFUL, EF-
fertve .uK ELASTIC Truss furnished by ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY eS3 Broadway. comfortably holds worst ruD-
t,res anon eae perfect and ornament
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

A-DR PlERCB's PLEASANT PURGATIvE PEI
compounded from concentrated principles,
trscted from herbs combine in each all
granue scarcely larger than mustard seed As much cath
power Is contained IN any larger pills for sale an
stores They only pleasant to take but their
is oasyunattendcd with any gripping pain They
without producing constitutional dstupance
Unlike other cathartc they DO not render the bowels
but. tho contrary. they establish
permanently healthy action. Being entirely vegetable,
particular care Ia required while using them
800 offered by the proprietor 20 any one who
will detect in PELLErs caomel or other form Of
IA mineral poison or injurious drug
aanlIh hv
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

NJ BUFFET's POLICY DENOUNCED by THE PRESS.
The Monitesr in an article on N. Renault's resgna
tion declares the policy Of NJ Buffet exclusive danger
and calculated henceforth lead the government
to support only Bonapartst candidates.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

BALLS AND PARTIES, SNOW AND RAIN.-B00TS,
SHOES CATERS And INDIA RUBBER PatrOnze MILLER
CO. No 8 Union square.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

Average temperature ytSterdhy 70
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. 12s
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
1876. THE NEW YosE HERALD ALMANAC
FTNANcIAL. COMMERCIAL AND P0LITfCAL
= il.'.N.'---'

REGISTER rOR 1879
Now ready In addition 20 It's usual ant Comprising
ineln tables and statistical I'm ance. with
daily quotations Of gold foe 1879 of governant bonds Of tho
various Of cousOs railroad shares aud stock
American securities the London market, Bank OF Eng
land Of discount Custoc returns ard other select5uzr
m soeca aud inform aton presents in
1870 0'Pff THE '1a HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1875.
It's election the fullest most perfect and only
reliable data for tho coming Presidential election.
Corrected OF tho Dolymoant international Raoi
Match with diagrams 40 private signals cf tho New York
Yacht Club complete census retnrns QAtssD Of this state
By Counties inl hSi Of Senator'S aud Members Of thu
Forty yourh Congress- standing and sesct commttees0 0t
both houses with post Office addresses &C. MINIS
ters and Consus abroad foreign Legations Tho United
states table showing tn rats Of postage 70 oregn coun
also the ttwo OF ciofng The mas New York Post
once. All the specaitie vi the Almanac Marners' 0uda
Missing Heirs, Ac, continued for tho past 10
chronological and Othsr tables. government departments
and navy returrs. ohcaty corrected its Mis-
eeNaneous' sonteutA IL most valuable compendium 0
items OF general end.1peciei Information
TUE. HERALD ALMANAC.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

THINK OF IT. LADIES YOU CAN PERMA-
nontly beautfy your complexion with GLrNSs sULPHUa
Soar
-HILLs HAIR wuisKER DyE" black brown. SOC
A-wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY HAS
cured many cases OF consumption SOC. and 81.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
AMERICAN REPORT OF THE SITUATION WHICH
PREVAILS IN CUBA

PREVAILS IN CUBA.
WAsHSGToN Feb TO- 1876.
Private advices from Havana up TO December Is
state that the receipts Of the Treasury not equal to
the demands made upon it, In consequence OF this the
troops IN the field had not received their pay for octo
Der The troops in garrison and the civil service were
only partially paid to July and the contractors for
military supplies had received nothing and had repre-
sented TO Conde do valmaseda that they should
20 furnish provisions unless they paid 1t is
also represented that crowded hospitals stated
be in penury and almost abandonment, and that this
condition of the Treasury was such by of want
OF method and order, and OF dishonesty OF the public
service and tnat extreme discouagement prevailed at
Havana
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

BURRIEL's REASONS FOR VISITING MADRID.
MADRID. Feb. 10, 1876
The CroRistd asserts that General Burriel has come
to Madrid on account of his health in connection
with the Vrgnus affair
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY-F0R
Rheumatism Neuralgia &C. be procured at 81 John ST.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
ENGLAND.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-HoNDU RAs
REPRESENTATION AT coURT-MAR1NE IN
sURANCE
LONDON. Feb 10-Evening.
The Speaker Of the House OF Commons took his seat
at four O'Clock
Replying TO a question Of Sir John Lubbock the
member for Maidstone, in regard to the Honduras
Minister, Mr. Bourke, the Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department, said tha, official steps had
been taken by the government to induce the resigna-
ton OF Sehor Gutierrez, the representative at the
Court of ST. James from the Republic of Honduras.
II resigned in consequence of unofficial commu-
nicaton
MARINE INSURANCE.
Sir Stafford Northcote the Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer, introduced the Marine Insurance bill
The New York herald., 1876-02-11

RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
OF late Marsh Coz 1t his old Office No. Yesey lAst0r
House, uptown branch.
WIGS, TOUPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUsS. PRACTf-
cal WIG TOUPEr Maker a East 18th St. Bro ad
way, y. y.