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minute: thssn said LOUD enough for all
to Hear II discharged one drunken
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to hire another; one ..?1
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The New York herald., 1876-03-18
HALE,s HONEY OF HoREHouNp AND TAR WILL

Every ailment affecting the lunrs throat or chest.
PiKE's foorHAcHE DRoPs cure 10 one minute.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE MANITOBA REBELS.

PROPOSED ACTION IN THE DOMINION HOUSE OF
COMMONS LOOKING TO THE PARDoNING OF
o'DoNooHUE-TH STATUS OF RIEL AND
LEPINE.
OTTAWA, Ont, March IT. 1876
In tho Ho-.~ aay oUstIgan, the
Irish member for Victoria, \. b.. well known in con
ncction with his opposition to the New Brunswick
school laws read letter written by John o Donoghue
concerned with Rel In the Northwest rebellion and
gave notice that when the finance should movc
the House into Committee OF Supply on Tuesday next
ho would move the following amendment
That tho Speaker do not leave the chair but
that, whereas this House did the 18th of February
last, vote address to Her Majesty, praying that a
full amnesty should be granted all persons connected
with the Northwest Territory troubles, saving only
Louis Riel, Joseph Lcpine and John O'Donoghuc
and that like amnesty should be granted
to said Riel, Lepnc and O'Donoghuc, condition
ally FIVE years Punishment from Her Majesty's
dominions thereby excluding said O'Donoghuc
from the benefits OF such amnesty, and whereas said
O'Donoghuo had written letter discaIming any par
tcpation the imitation Of the troubles In the North
west participation the death murder of Scott
and dsclaming also any connection between the raid
In which he took part and Fenianism, be IL
Resolved THAT in opinion Of this House II is
that inqury into such action should be
that justice should be done In the premises.
Mr. Costgan will ask for a select sommttee to make
the inquiry Donoghucs case, and serious debate
Is expected TO follow
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.

PHILADELPHIA, March Il, 1916
Centcnarians coming ITO the fore" all over tho
country such extent and many OF them arc
already training for the national centennial ami
versary, that 1t Is hardly worth while report tho
arrival OF another. Like Professor Peters asteroids
they becoming monotonously frequent. However
may we'll TO add TO the list by inscrib
ing the name OF Mrs. Ann Fizonc, who to-day-upon
ST. Patricks day the morning-celcbratcd her lOOth
birthday.
She lives at No ,1l3 Arch street, IN this city she
born u rs said the 18th OF March, 1776 IN an
old farmhouse that stood at that time about whero
Fifth street nersects Race street right in the
heart OF the city. Mrs Fizone lives with her
eldest daughter, who is herself sxty-sx years OF
age The old lady has living three sisters Ave
children (thrcc sons and two daughtcrs twenty grand
children twentyscven great grand children and one
great great grandchild or course II n needless TO
add that she retains all her original faculties and dis
tnciy remembers events that several wears
ago She Is very active and lively IN her for
a lady so mature as II were, but wishes distinctly
understood that she does walk ten miles before
breakfast and chop cord Of wood every day A
youthful sister Of Mrs FIzone celebrated her nineteth
birthday yesterday.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.

BosroS, March II, 1876.
conference OF prominent republicans was held at
Worcester last evening II called b. John d.
Baldwin, w. w. Rice, p C. Bacon, Henry Chapin, +.
I. Nelson, j. Evarts Greone, W. s. B. Hopkins H. c.
Rice, Clark Jison ana Joseph Mason. Between thirty
and forty gentlemen present from different parts
Of the State It's understood that the object of the
meeting was 10 secure State delegation TO the
National Convention, which will give the voicc OF
Massachusetts, for candidate whose character VIII be
guaranty OF purity and ability. Paul A. Chadbourne,
President OF Williams College, presided, and there
general discussion as 10 the need OF reform, IN
which most of tho gentlemen participated Two com.
miiecs appointed, TO prepare an address and
the other correspondence In reference TO candi-
dates for the Presidency. majority of those who ex-
pressed thor views favored Mr.. Bristow or Mr. Adams
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HauteIore will be dismissed and that the Marquis de
Nadaihac the Legitmist Prefect OF the BassesPyre-
nees and notorious abettor Of the carsts, will also be
removed -
The Senate has completed the verihcation OF the
elections OF all It's members except two The election
OF Marshal Canrobert for the Department OF Lot was
declared valid without discussion The report upon
the conduct OF the elections in the Gironde and
Bouches- -du Rbonc shows that the projects persecu
ted the republican candidates without Intermission,
and supported the Borapartists. The Senate how
ever confirmed the result OF the election in the latter
department by a small majority
BoxAPARrisrs SAVOY.
Tho election OF the Bonapartsts, Nm. Duparqueu
and Alexandra Savoy, were also confirmed In spite
Of the demand for an inquiry
NJ Herold. OF the Len supported the demand by
citing the conduct OF the Prefect the Marquis dc Four
mis- who, he asserted had dismissed certain repuoli-
can officials ana dismissed the delegates OF some COM
muneS
SEINE STILL GIsTSo-
The Seine continues rising
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
A THEATRE BURNED.

SPRISoPIELD, Ill. March H. 1876
Al about three O'Clock this morning the Opera
House here was discovered to bc fire. II had evi-
IDENTIFY been burning time before II became
known, the interior In flames when the
steamers arrived. The building erected some ten
years ago, at OF about $3.50 0oo and was owned
By Jacob Bum. II totally destroyed and was
uninsured The occupants OF the stores on tho
ground floor lost everything as ioIlows:-H. f.
Mueller 4 Brothers. Wholesale liquors and cigars,
loss S25. .000 insured for $4,000 T. scbuits
drugs loss ST. 900; no insurance A. r. spies 4
Brothers. saloon, loss ST. 900; insurance. Hanratly
gas fixtures, loss $1,000; insurance ST. 900 James re-
pairer OF musical Instruments loss about So 600 IN
pianos and organs uninsured Tho origin OF the Ore
is unknown. II appears 20 have started about the
stage OF tho Opera House There had been an exhibit
ton in the hail last night by the children the ward
schools the benefit OF the Centennial Educational
Fund and the custodian SAYS that the gas and heat
we're turned OF immediately after the close OF the ex
hihftion
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-senator William 81 Gwin, OF California Is So
journing at tho Hotel Brunswick. Max strakosch and
Mile Titens arrived the Everett House yesterday
from Hartford. Congressman Charles II. Adams OF
Cohoes, ~ T., and Bcjamin A. Willis. OF New York
city, are at the Windsor Hotel General John Ham
mond, OF Crown Point y. " and william l. Bost-
wick, OF Ithaca are at the fiflh Avenue Hotel Cen
erai John Love- OF Indiana staying at the ST. James
Hotel AsscmbIyman Townsend D. Cox, OF Queens
county arrived from Albany last evening the stur-
tcvapt House. Congressman fernando Dc Soto Money.
OF Mississippi Is registered At the Hotel Brunswick
A. D. Barber. OF Utica among the late arrivals at
the Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
Wa nrr.rrrrrr
WAR DEPARTMENT., \
0TFrcE or THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIsGToS. March Ill 80 p N.
Drobdbfftff<s

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CHfEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHIsGToS. March 17--7:30 p NJ
Probdbihhea
For New England, tho Middle States, the lake region
and the Ohio Valley, colder, northcrly 10 westerly
winds and areas Of with rising barometer fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather the Middle States
Ohio Valley and upper lakes
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states and Tonnes
sec clear partly cloudy weather with northcry to
westerly winds, rising barometer and falling tenn
perature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
cold northery to westerly winds and temperature bc
low freezing, rising barometer, light In the FIRST
named district followed by partly cloudy weather and
clearing weather in the last named district
The Ohio and Central Mississippi rivers will con-
tinuc TO The Cumberland viii rise rapidly below
Nashville and the Savannah rise rapidly below Augusta
Cautionary signals continue at Grand Haven and
Milwaukee and on the Atlantic coast, from Eastport
70 Cape Hateras, and ordered for Galveston and
fndianoia
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
AFRICA.

A TRIBAL WAR COMING TO A CLosE-AMERIcAN
MEDIATION BETWEEN THE GREBoEs AND IL
BERIANs--DEATH OF PRESIDENT
SIERRA LEONE, Feb 2s, 1876.
The war at Capc Palmas is almost ended The latest
fighting was about three weeks ago. whom the Grcbocs
attacked the OF Topman, but wcrc repulscd with
heavy loss.
FRIENDLY MEDIATION
The United States fgate Alaska bad arrived at Capc
PamaS The captain instructed to arbtrato be
tween the Liberians and tho Greboes
There was to be meeting on the 26th OF February,
when, IL was thought, the treaty would be signed
Ex-PREsIDENr ROBERTS DEATH
Mr. Roberts, ex.Prcsidcnt OF Liberia, died at Mon.
rovia the gath o February and was buried with
military honors next day.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
NEW ENGLAND FAILURES.

BosroS, March II, 1875
The Commercial Bulletin OF tomorrow will contain
the following
Johu p. Loring, furnishing goods, of Boston, is
ported having failed. His liabilities about
s54 0O0 and the nominal assets some SIS, 0Oo
A. NJ. Rcdman, boot and shoe manufacturer of Bos-
ton has failed. His liabilities reported as from
$40, 900 to 5000.
Dale Brothers, commission dry goods, OF New York
and Boston, Will hold meeting OF their creditors In
Boston Monday next
Messrs Webb Co. cigars, OF Boston, have failed,
with liabilities at about SIG 900.
Mcssrs Brine Clark, hay. coal and wood OF East
Cambridge, Mass, are reported as having failed, with
liabilities amounting TO about $23, 900, aud nominal
assets OF S14, 900.
Messrs. n. r. Conln Co., produce, OF Boston, are
reported n having failed.
/. w. Baker, boots and shoes. of Marlboro Mass
has failed, with liabilities at 500 900 and SIS 600
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
PARLIAMENT

" DUFTETs RETIREMENT FROM PARLIAMENT
AET LFE-PRErEcTs TO BE DISCIPLINED
SENATORIAL vERITIcATIox OF ELECTIONS.
PARIS. March H. 1870
Ex-Nnlsier Buffet attended the reception given bv
President MacMahon oday. lie rcheratcs his dec.
Iaraton that will not accept nomination as can
dldalc for any vacancy In the Senate or Chamber OF
Deputies.
PREFKcrs TO nv DISMISSED.
tits understood that the Projects OF the departments
Of Gard, Girondc, Bouches-du Rhonc, vaucluse and
The New York herald., 1876-03-18

N. V. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant Colonel

THE RELIEF OF FORT PEAsE-sIx MEN KILLED
AND EIGHT WOUNDED.
CmcAGo March II, 1875.
The following telegram received at General Shcr
dams headquarters from Brgadler General Terry,
commanding the Department. Of Dakota
The following has Just been received
MOUTH OF THE BIG HORN, March 6, 1876.
Arrived at Fort Peaso on March and relieved the
garrison. The evacuated to-day at noon The
original garrison consisted OF forty men, OF whom
six killed and eight wounded Thirteen had left
and gone TO settlements by night found IN the fort
eighteen white men and negro, and have brought
them away l no Indians but found hve lodges
here OF about sixty Sioux who fled south. think they
watching the fort To pick up men who venturcd
out We shall start for home tomorrow.
BRISBIN, Commanding
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
ITALY.

LEGISLATORS IN AID OF THE CAUSE OF INTER-
NATIONAL ADMIRATION.
ROME, March IL, 1870.
Several members Of the Chamber of Deputies have
held meeting and resolved TO attend the forthcoming
International Conference in favor OF arbtraton and
their influence to induce the Italian government
propose to other States the conclusion OF arbitration
treaties and the mutual reduction OF ornaments.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March l., 1876
In the Mississippi House OF Representatives to-day
committee appointed 10 investigate the conduct OF
Frederick Parsons Representative from Adams county
in connection with a pardon granted TO Alexander
Smith from tho Penitcntiary convicted of rape The
committee TO investigate the New Oreans jackson and
Great Western Railroad Company regarding warrants
paid in presented the warrants to the House. lively
discussion followed destroying them, hut they
finally returned to the Treasury for safe keeping
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE BRITISH RIFLEMEN.

IRISH sHARPsHooTERs ANXIOUS TO CONTEST
IN AMERICA.
IoSDoS, March II. 1870
A despatch TO the Press Association from Dublin
says deputation from the Irish Rife Association TO-
day had interview with Major Lcech Captain OF
the Irish team and requested him organize an Irish
team to the international match Philadelphia
Major Leech replied that he would do all In his
power. He regretted the National Association had
been unable form British team and presumed each
country would now send It's own representatives
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
A FATAL FALL.

NEWARK MERCHANT FALLS FIFTEEN FEET
AND BREAKS HIS NECK.
PROVIDENCE r. l., March IT. 1875
At noon to-day Mr. Osborne, Of the firm OF Hayden
Osborne OF Newark, N j. while engaged in repairing
a dampcr in a horizontal 1ue in the boiler at the
works of the Conant Thread Company in Pawtuckct,
fell from IL to the floor below, distance OF fifteen feet
He breathed but few moments alter he struck the
floor and IT is supposed that his neck broken by
the fall The remains will be removed TO Newark to-
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF
MISSISSIPPI RESIGNS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March II, 1876
Lieutenant Governor Davis, OF Mississippi, has
signed, and Governor Ames will appoint successor.
ExAuditor Musgrove is the popular candidate OF the
republicans Warner, of Pearl River notoriety is also
asprant
Mr.. Cardozo, Superintendent OF Public Instruction
will also resign
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

SPANISH cHAsTIsEMEHT or THE sooLoo Pr
RATEs-HEAvY LOSSES IN ALFoNso's ARMY.
SINGAPORE f. l., March IL, 1s7d
Intelligence has been received hcre announcing ha,
the expedition Of Macampo the Governor General OF
the Philippines against the sooloo brates, has been
successful
LOSSES.
Il is stated that the spaniards lost 500 men during
the operations
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
TURKEY.

MoNTESEGRIN PEACE MISSION TO THE IN
sURGENTs.
RAGusA, March II, 1915
Bozdar Pctrovic, the p---ss--s~ sIoatencgrin
Senate and tho Foreign Minister, accompanied by
Senator Boscovch have gone to Grahovo for the pur
pose inducing the insurgents to stop lighting and
prevent foreigners from joining them by way of the
Montenegrin frontier.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18

cAsTELAR's coRrEs ATTACK ON ULrRAMoN-
TAEIsM.
LoSDes, March Is, 1876.
Madrid telegram to the Standard reports that in
the Corcs Thursday Senior CASTELAR, made four hours
speech He criticised b policy OF the ministry gen.
orally dweIt chicpy on its course ON the religious
question He de1lared that "Ultramontanism had
created the civp war"
CITIZEN APPLAUSE
The house crowded. Ali the Ministers were
present, but remained silent The spectators in the
galleries several times applauded the speaker
REPLY.
canovas del Castillo and Pavia will reply to Castelar,
KING.
King Alfonso has arrived ut vaiadolid
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. March IL. 1876.
Tho Bank of California has levied third assessment
Of ten per cent upon its stock.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.
HEssISG AND REHM PLEAD GUILTY TO THE
CHARGES AGAINST THEM

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March II, 1875
In the Federal Court this morning the whskcy cases.
known 'the last batch" called. They include
Hessing, Rehm, Hoyt and number Of gaugers, dis
tlcrs and recthers Hessing pleaded guilty TO the
two counts of the Indictment charging him with con-
spracy and with removing whiskey The remaining
of the indictment passed by the Court and
action upon them will bc taken at some future time.
kcnm pleaded guilty TO the entire indictment against
him, reserving tho question for argument before tho
Court 10 whether the indictment sets out more than
one actual offence The other indicted persons, with
but few EXCEPTIONS pleaded guilty of the
in their indictments The trial OF Kelley and Kerwin
was set for to morrow
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
DIED.

MooDT.--0n Wednesday March Is, at her late resi-.
dcncc, 43 Bond ST., Brooklyn ELzABErH B., wife OF
Edward Moody and onlv daughter OF the late Samuel
y. Snincn. OF Harlem.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend tho uucra from the residence ofher mother Mrs
Phebc Sninen, 4th av. and l25th ST., New York city,
sunday. March 10, al two O'Clock Interment AZ
Greenwood
For Oher Deaths See Eighth Foosl
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
wHIsKEY CASES IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS March II, 1875
John Mcwharter, Major c. f. Wells Governor Kel-
logg's brother. in law; T. W. Eaton, Samuel Hammond
and Behan and Thorn, indicted for conspiracy de-
fraud the government In whiskey matters, were
ragnod to-day and pleaded not guilty. They were
bailed in s., 600 EACH
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
A CHANGE OF DAY.

RICHMOND, Va. March Il, 1876.
The State Conservative Committee have changed the
day OF holding the State Convention for the nomina-
ton OF delegates to the National Convention TO the
31st Of May. The change nadc from the oath on
account OF the latter day occurring nnon tho day
previous to the State election
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
EGYPT.

THE ENGLISH REPRESENTATION IN THE sUEz
CANAL.
LoSDoS, March IT, 1915
The Daily Netcs this morning has telegram from
Alexandria, Egypt, announcing the arrival there of
Mr.. Rivers Wilson, the representative OF the English
interest in the Suez Canal
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
MIssIoNARY's BODY FOUND.

TORONTO, Ont, March II, 1870
A despatch from Winnipeg says the body OF Rev.
George MacDougall Methodist Missionary, has been
found near Bow River, Manitoba
Mr. MacDougail was lost In a snow storm on the Oath
Of January last
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE BLACK HILLS.

OMAHA, Neb., March IT, 1876
The rush OF people to the Black Hills daily
Eighty -four West yesterday and to-day special
train OF twelve cars containing mostly persons there
bound, left here for Cheyenne No through train ar
rived from the West today
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

MANCHESTER, n. H., March II, 1875
The Board OF Trade this evening passed a series OF
resolutions, addressed TO Congress, urging the
sumption of specie payments and at as early day as
rs provided in the act Of 1875.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
SPAIN.

THE AMERICAN MEMORANDUM CORRESPONDENCE
SUBMITTED TO THE SENATE
MADRID March IT, 1875
Senior Calderon Coantes, she Foreign Minister, has
submitted TO the Senate the sext OF the memorandum
communicated by Mr.. Gushing, the American Minis
ter the 3lst OF August and spains reply thereto
THE YACHT ocrAviA
is stated that the cargo OF the yacht octavia, re-
Gently captured by the Spanish Porto Rico COM
prised 4, 900 muskets
The New York herald., 1876-03-18

THE Gnzco-PBovrNcIALrsr TREATY REPORT DE-
MED.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE STORM IN NEW ENGLAND.

BosToS, March IL, 1870
A storm has extended throughout all New England
to-day In portions Of Mainc New Hampshire and
Vermont twelve inches OF has fallen, and It is
Sill snoMinR
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
OHIO DEMOCRATS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March H. 1876
The Democratic State Central Committee and a num-
Der OF prominent democrats met here this morning
and after full discussion decided call for
State convention to meet In Cincinnati the 18th OF
Nav.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
SNOwSTORM.

WHITEHALL, March IT, 1876
A heavy snowstorm prevailed here all day. About
ten inches has fallen, and about the same at Rouse
Point Plattsburg and Port Henry.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
nrruBLIoAN STATE CONVENTION.

NEwBURG, March IL. 1875
The First Assembly district OF Orange county sends
as delegates to the Republican State Convention
Augustus Dennston. George II. Clark, jeremiah Drew
and Thomas Mispaugh. They so unpledged
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
CUBA.
HAvAxA. March II. 1870

IIHFA"A1 IoIU.
Several plantations have bscn burned in the district
Of Colon and troops have been sent 70 hunt for the
surgent incendiariea
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty. y.four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by the Thermometer at hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building