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The New York herald., 1876-10-10
THE EASTERN WRANGLE.

Mr. GLADSTONE ARRAIGNs THE MINISTRY.
LONDON Oc. 10, 1876.
At public meeting held in ST. James Hall last
night to consider the Eastern question, letter from
Mr. Gladstone read Mr. Gladstone severely at
tacks the administration for what he calls perssting
In policy condemned by the natUn and not supported
by Parliament He expresses the conviction that
making Bosnia, herzegovina and Bulgaria independent
OF tho Ottoman would end tho controversy; but
declares he has exhausted all hope that tho govern
ment will see the truc merits OF the case
DETACHMENT TURKS OFF,
A despatch from Cettinje to Reuter- reports that
NE Montcncgrins have turned the positions of Moukh-
Jar Pacna and entered Trobpje and Ljnbinje. They
burned tho lattet town. Tho Turks arc cut Off
from reiniorcemcn,s.s
AyTIcH's SUCCESS
A Reuter- telegram from Belgrade states that Con-
eral Tchcrnaye telegraphed to Prince Milan that Gen.
eral An,icn on Saturday occupied all the villages
the Toptza Valley.
THE BosyIASs REJEcr AUTONOMY SCHEME.
A despatch 10 tho Times from Belgrade says the
autonomy scheme as totally inadequate TO moot tho
merits OF the case
STILL TIE cossAcKs CONE.
Cossacks and Russians In Servia BY hundreds
tally.
NEGOTIATIONS
Tie Paris correspondent Of the Times teegraphs the
following The Portes nrst reply to Powers Is
dead letter. Tho Porte's second reply is officially
known, l believe. and this reply has been COM
munica,ed 10 me Its important points are regard.
ing the armistce and the administration OF
the Christian provinces Tho Porto refuses
TO accept the term armistcc, because It
not recognize Servia belligercnt but
consents TO a suspension of hostles, the duration
not be nxed, provided the servian army shall not
meanwhile be reinforced by foreigners. AS to the
yecond point. the Porte accepts the proposal of
HE Powers in principle, but proposes to give
I'll its provinces tho liberties without distinction
The Porte considers It absolutely ruinous to
Introduce different treatment into tho pro-
under the collective guarantee Of Europe
In short, the Porto says. Either you wish should
.ako my place among civilized States and willing
10 consolidate by giving all my subjects tho same
laws, privileges and security or you per-
list In exaggerating division and antagonsm
because you only wish to delay, not prevent, my
destruction II the latter Is the I prefer {,
nruggc At tho risk of pcrshing, rather than
ngn myself to q slower but inevitable death"
A despatch to the Daily Telegraph from Con-
Btantinoplc reports that armstico for one
month has been agreed TO. This announce
mont must be received with caution. The same
despatch states that the Grand yzIer resigned on
hearing that Engands last proposal was intended
m ultim atum.
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NO INDIAN OUTBREAK.

THE REPORTS OF FEARS OF FRESH INDIAN
RIsrSGs coNTRADrcTED.
ST. LOUIS Oct 0, 1915
Tho anticipation OF trouble in the Indian Territory
from tho Cheyenncs has been entirely disspaicd, all
or the braves who have heretofore shown any ten.
dency TO make warliks demonstrations having been
dsarmed BY the military authorities
A report which was circulated that the Indians near
Chcycnne Agency the warpath Is untrue
these warriors having been diszrmed by General
Mackenzie before his departure for the North.
The redskins In Southwestern Colorado and New
Mexico who some days ago seemed inclined TO give
trouble. have been frightened into submission by tho
prom pt action oil the military.
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MEXICO.


THE GOVERNMENT sEIzEs THE HoDNIGUERRA
MINING coMpANY's. WORKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct ., 1875
The steamship Montana, which arrived yesterday
from Mexican ports brings intelligence from La Paz
the Goth OF September Nineteen bars OF bullion
valued at S25 900, se,zcd from the Hormguerra
Mining Company's works, by the government autho-
rifles for claimed to have been duo during tho
Mills and Thomas Bell. The amount claimed by the
government was S. 800, which Mr.. Brooks, the super
intcndent OF the mine, refused TO pay. Mr.. Brooks
clamed the protection oil The United states steamer
Pensacola, lying at Pichuegp, near La Paz Al this
juncture the Montana sailed, and nothing further 10
known OF the affair
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GABLE NEWS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN DILEMMA
Hopes of a European Conference
q Growing Slender.
WAR HANGING By A THREAD.
Gladstone Arraigns the Eng
lish Ministry.
A STATUE TO. GOLDONI.
The Details Of Spanish Intriguing for the
Captain Generalship Of Cnba.
A Static To GOIDONJ
WAR HANGING By A THREAD.
Gladstone Arraigns the Eng
lish Ministry.
A STATUE TO GOLDONI.
The Details Of Spanish Intriguing for the
Captain Generalship Of Cnba.
A STATUE TO GOLDONI.

pIsroRI TO PLAY MARIA sTUARr-MIss GENE
WE'VE WARDS DEBUT IN ITALIAN.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
PARIS, Oct. Q, 1876.
grand dramatic representation in Italian has
been organized at Sale yentadour for the 10th inst.
In aid OF the fund now raising for the purpose OF
giving statue to Carlo Goldon the italian drama
list, who was born in Venice In 1907 and died in
Paris In 1898.
THE PLAY
Rstori is to play the title role in "Maria Stuarda"
IN adaptation from Schiler's 'Maria Stuart"
AN AMERICAN ACTRESS.
Miss Genevieve Ward, OF New York, viii appear
In the part OF Elzabetta. The debut OF Miss Ward
on the Italian stage excites great interest here.
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OLYMrIc THHATRE.

varied and brilliant programme was given at this
popular rcsort last night. sketch entitled "Hamet
Gone Mad" opened tho performance, which concluded
with the drama of jonathan Bradford" The
intermediate part OF the programme introduced
thirteen star artists among others Mr. Harry Ken
nedy, VINO produced hall hour ut genuine fun
by his amusing performances IN vcntrlloiuism. Lar-
line, whose wonderful leat Saturday night OF re-
naming submerged a tank of wAter Tor three MN
utes and fourteen seconds mas caused so much
ment, was also among tho artists mentioned. The
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
RAILWAY FORECLOSURE.

THE ST PAUL AND PACIFIC RAILROAD IN THE
HANDS OF TRUSTEES IN BEHALF OF MORT
GA0EEs.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. Q. 1879
Horace Thompson, Edward Rice ana John s. Ken
nedy trustees under the several mortgages against the
Hrst division OF tho ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad Com
pany took possession OF the entire property this cven
ing ana have given public notice TO all whom II may
concern that they Will and after this date operate
the lines tho railroad as provided In said mortgage
for the benent Of the bondhoosra
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Mr. Leonard Grover, of Chicago, is In this city on
managerial business
At the National Theatre, Philadelphia, the
"Black Crook" with the peerless Morlacchi and
large ballet is approaching It's enc hundredth night
The Siege Of Paris. now on exhibition In the iron
structure specially constructed for cast OF the main
Exhibition Building, Just outside tho Centennial
grounds, is one of tho sights Of Philadephia which
Centennial tourists should see.
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CASHIER HEYwooD's WIDOW.

BANK DONATIONS FOR THE FAMILY OF BRAVE
MAN WHO DIED IN GUARDING HIS TRUST.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct Q, 1875.
To tho present date nearly sll received
a. the First National Bank here in response TO the
cular tho banks asking donations the fund for the
benefit OF Mrs. Haywood the widow OF the bank
cashier killed by the robbers at Northacld. So far
but onetenth OF the banks OF the country have
answers.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.

MEMBER OF THE ILLINoIs Whisky RING
HAS HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 0, 1876.
Tho President has commutcd the sentence OF Jake
Iehm from six months imprisonment and 81 900 1ne
10 hrec months and oo0 and at eleven O'Clock this
morning Rchm, having paid his nnc. was released from
the county jail where he has been imprisoned. The
commuiatIo on was mado In accordance with petition
signed by 500 Citizens representing both political par
ties and upon tho representations and rccommenda-
lions OF District Attorney Bangs and Judge Bodgct
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GrRMANrA THEATRE.

s.Air Castles'' was repeated last evening to mod
eratsly nIlcd but highly amused audience. Tho most
effective scene this roaring farce tnat the
act in which Fraulen Cotrc impersonatcs the moon
struck stage lover Tomorrow evening "Emila Gal
lott y the celebrated classical drama by Leasing, will
DO gwen IL Is expected that this series OF rcprescn-
tatIons which to- morrow evenings performance will
naueuratc viii be welcome TO thc cultivated German
public.
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KELLY & LEos's mrxsrHzLs.

AT this dyspepsia-cure establishment the programme
last night wac very fatoning long programme s'n-
orally produces longing among the audience for what
comes last but the long programme here last night. ~
iniimsiei. had broadening effect, and the end.
though long deferred was quite unwecome. The
Only Leon sang kissing IN the Twiignt,
EdwIn Lester thlmbed the banjo and
responded cucore j. ". Morton sang Cranky
Lou, " his own production; Ounce, McAndrews Lester
aud Larridyc -Four Flats" Edwin Kelly ana
Leon were ''rhe Two Doves the Clarke Brothers en-
gagged IN "a Very Serious Affair" and ''Sr Dan
0'Paas" given by the entire company. George
Leslie sang ballad and "rhe Two 0nuns" concludec
the programme
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urrcHcocK's THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.

This cosey and attractive house coainues to afford
great accommodation to the inhabitants OF tho east
side Of the city. Tho management presented yestcr.
day even ing very exciting drama, entitled 'Sttina
Ball; or Death Of Custer" in which somo OF the
prominent events OF our late campaign in the Indian
country arc brought prominently forward In manner
well calculated TO impress tho audience with vivid
OF tho situation and the sunerings which
our Soldiers endured. Tho HERALD correspondents
who nccompan nei the troops receive duo share of
CIVILIAN glory The stage recital or tho circumstances
which tho death Of Mr. Mark Kellogg brought
Tears to the eyes OF the sensitive The company Is
strong talented one and the acting was applauded
constantly.
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c. REMINGTON.

Nr c. Remington, retired silk importer, of Now
YORK. died In Richmond, Va. last evening. He was
highly conpeced in New York, TO which city hts re-
ma. rs will he brought for iGterment
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water osing cold tho heating process HAVING faice.
she able 30 remain under only two minutes ana
hirty secords last night The heating arrangements
viii be perfected to-day, and u - expected th't to-
night she will repeat her performance OF SATURDAY
last
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

PoUGHKxxPsIE, N. T., Oct. o, 1875.
Tho republicans OF the Second district OF Dutchess
county to-day rcnominated DR.. Dewitt Webb for
Assembly by acclamation
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ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
PRESIDENT GRANTS INVITATION TO HIS OLD
COMRADES.

COMRADES.
WASHINGTON Oct Q, 1875
The President, In note to Admiral Porter. says Il
will give him great pleasure again and take by
tho hand any Of his old associates OF the Army OF the
Tennessee who may be pleased to call on him at nine
o'clock on the evening OF the 10th inst
Tho Admiral, in reply, says ho will tako great
pleasure in communicating this invitation to the
soccty OF tho Army OF the Tennessee at its approach
ing reunion In this CITY, and that he has doubt the
Presidents old comrades will accept the invitation and
greet him IN the Executive Mansion promptly and
daily as they accustomed to do when he called
them to duty on the tented field
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Bothnia will leave this port q
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe viii close at the Post once q
eight o'clock A. NJ
TIE NKw YORK HERALD-Edtion for Europe-wil
bo ready at half.past seven o'clock IN the morning
Single copos, In wrappers for mailing. SIX cents
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THE MONGOLIAN COMMISSION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 0, 1870
Senator Norton and Representative Meade. fNew
York. will leave here tomorrow night for California
the Nongolian Commission.
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COUGH AT CHICKER1NG HALL.

Jonn B. Cough, tho great temperance orator, de.
vcrcd the first of tho present of lectures at
Chlckernc Hall last evening Ho said nothing new.
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PORK DEALERS FAILURE.
LorisyILrY. Ky.. Oct. o

LOUISVILLE KY, Oct 0, 1876.
Anderson Hamilton X Co.. pork dealers whose
failure vas announced some time ago. into bank.
rup.cy to-day. The liabilities s240, 00U and tho
assets $40 600. The liabilities OF W. u. Hamilton, tho
principal member OF the a'n $4,000, and the
assets about $4,000.
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MIR. W. p. DOUGLAS CONDITION.

Inquiry at the Club House, tho Polo Grounds, at
Jerome Park, yesterday afternoon elicted the fact
that Mr.. Douglas, injured Saturday last was some
what better Dr. Pnluei De Marmon, tho attending
physician, thinks that no will recover.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10

wHARY AND MILLS DESTROYED By FIRE.
LONDON, Oct. 0, 1876
new wharf, with -four and rice mills, at Rother-
htnc, destroyed by fire on Saturday. The damage
is reported at $4s0Ooo.
MORE MONEY AMERICA
The White Star line steamship Germanic, which
sailed from Liverpool October for New York. took
$780, 900 in specie.
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OBITUARY.

A telegram from Denver, Colorado, announces the
death yesterday OF Major ". W. Lander, formerly
private secretary Senator Charles Sumner For tho
Colorado
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE AMERICAN HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM THE
CEsAREwITcH.
LONDON, Oct. o, 1875
Mr. N. II. Sanford's American horses Prcakness,
Mate and Bay Fnal have been scratched for their en-
gaccmens the for the Cesarewitch Stakes to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1876-10-10
SPAIN AND CUBA.

LONDON, Oct TO- 1870.
special despatch from Madrid to the Standard
ports that General Martinez Campos Is IN Barcelona
completing his arrangements for going 10 Havana. He
will sail about the middle OF the month with squad
ron OF ave men-oEwar and several transports with
troops. His acceptance of the command has been
telcgraphed TO Captain General Jovear who expected
to return to Spain asous the end of October
THE HERALD's MADRID SPECIAL OF YESTERDAY
CONFIRMED.
LONDON, Oct. 9, 1870
A despatch to the Daily News from Madrid, dated
last night, asserts that General Jovear will remain
Captain General OF Cuba and that General Martinez
Campos will command the army in the field.
DETAILS THE NgGoTIA TioSs.
In connection with tho conflicting reports relative to
the Captain Generalshp OF Cuba the correspondent OF
tho Standard Il Madrid writing to that journal under
date OF October g. explains that General Martinez-Cam
pos summoned TO Madrid on the I'd OF October
in consequence OF tho receipt by the government of
the capture OF Las Tunas by tho Cuban
insurgents.
THE CONDITIONS
General MartinezCampos conferred with the War
Minister and Senior Canovas del Castillo, the Primo
Minister, and stated the terms which ho alone was
willing 10 assume the Captain Gsneralship These
terms included draft of 900 from the Spanish
army, be shipped before November. IN addition to
the % 900 already under orders He also demanded
more artillery, and dwelt upon the necessity of rig
orous and effective blockade 10 be enforced by martial
law. He further demanded full and entire power TO
deal with all questions OF reform and taxation without
appeal
THEY OBJECT.
Cabinet Council TO which these terms were sub
mtted raised several objections because OF the heavy
expense The modcrado party particularly do not APP
prove OF General Martinez Campos leaving SPAN, be-
they desire him to become Premier in place OF
Canovas del Castillo. This and tho intrgucs OF
General Jovear's friends the principal obstacles
which still prevent General Martinez Campos appoint
mcnt The partisans of Canovas del Castillo pro-
portionatcy anxious to send General Campos to Cuba.
FURTHER CONFIRMATION
A Reuter- telegram from Madrid, dated yesterday,
says-"The rumor Of General Jovellar's resignation of
the Captain Generalship of Cuba is contradcted."
NO MORE VOLUNTEERS FOR CUBA.
The Barcelona correspondent OF the Times writes to
that paper under OF October folows:-
Troops Tor Cuba embarkng in small bodies They
do not volunteer as before, but are In many cases
chosen BY lot.
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR ALFONSO GOVERNMENT
'Tho reaconary moderado party arc gaming strength
daily, and forming committees in every province
Senior Sagasia and Marshal Scrrano are in close
ference aud Will not accept the constitution which
is supported by Canovas del Castillo and his party"
The correspondent writing under date OF October
O. says though General Martnez-Campos appoint
ment Captain General OF Caba was then thought
moro probable, yet thero much talk OF his taking
the rens OF government If Canovas del Castillo
unable 10 hold his ground.
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PALETTE CLUB.

Alta meeting OF the Palette Club held last evening
resolutions Of regret passed at tho death Of Mr.
W. o. Linthicum, prominent member Of the club
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Nr Vanderbilt was very comfortable yesterday and
O'Clock last night there wns every expectation
that he would pass quiet night. In the afternoon no
up for several hours and had tho papers read TO
him.
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forces confronting each other line extend
lag eight mish"
aornANrA PLAYING AT war.

The Prince OF Roamania has ordered both the stand
ing army and the assemble for mAnruvres.
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ENGLAND.

MORE SPECIE FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, Oct 10, 1879
American coin to the amour, OF $l25, 900 has been
withdrawn from the bank for New York.
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xN0LIsH sENTrNzHr REGARDING THE BUL-
GARIAN oUrRAoEs.

LONDON, Oct 2, 1870
The demonstration OF workmen against the Bulgarian
atrocities, which committee has been organizing
some weeks sook place to-day In Hyde Park. Only
], 500 persons were present
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HALE's HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR Is
q speedy remedy for incipient lung diseases
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wearing GRADuArED LUNG PROTECTOR. Sold everywhere
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

Sunset Cox declares that Hayes is q
frst-class man, and he wants the Domo-
Gratis to be very careful at st Louis.
Ben Hill admits that the Democrats
would rather have had the Republicans
nominate any other man than Hays.
The st. Louis Republican Oem.)
says: sit is useless to disguise the fact
that the ticket-Hayes and Wheeler--is
a very strong one, as presenting elements
of political success"
Frank Hurd, a Bourbon Democratic
Congressman of Ohio, declares that his
party in Ohio is sure of defeat with
Hayes in the field unless the Democrats
nomination Ex-Governor Allen for Presi-
dent, and as Hayes defeated Allen last
fall he has not much hope even then.
The ST. Paul Pioneer Press remembers
with a comfortable feeling that 'twhen-
ever the Republicans of Ohio have had
need of their very strongest man to
lead them to battle against the advers-
airy it is Hayes they have selected to
bear their standard, and with Hayes
they have always plucked victory from
the jaws of defeat.
1t is stated by The Evening Journal
that Hon. Carl Schurz will take the
stump in the approaching presidential
campaign for Hayes and Wheeler.
1t is something for the convention to
have produced a ticket which unites in
its support ConEling, Curtis, Morton
Cameron, and Schurz.