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shot in the hcnd. and killed Instantly. at the
corner of Baltimore and Halliday sirrcts.
Lewis .JhnowlZ. young shoemaker. who
lived at Alhrmurle street.
Cornelius Murphy. shot through the spinal
column. agcd 20. an Arab. and -four yet un-
recognized,
wonnded-Iamcs Roke agcd 25. a laborer in
bOttling establishment, shot through the hut
took the ball coming out IN the groin. danger
ously.
George Kemp. hu u'kstrr. agcd %. shot through
the thigh ut the corner Of Baltimore and Fred
erick strcets while on his way home. seriously. =.
The widest runOrs are uilpat IN regard to the
number k led. ono Is that several women were
killed and horne oil.
1920 T. M-rhe depot ut Camden station ia
on fire. and ia said that The railroad OH 20 has
depot building has been destroyed, the wires
cut, and Instruments removed.
ii T. M-The lirc at the depot at Camden
Stati on has been cNtnguishcd with but little
the dcsputrher's office ON TN, station platform,
and not the uilire in the main building. All the
Baltimore and Ohio wires have been cut
BALTIMORE July 90
SIR: ! have Just received the following conn
municnton from his Honor Ferdinand {. La
uObe. Mayor Of Baltimore:
H,trNcRr, July 90 1877.
NJ FT,v'Srct. .tIn Ire cirrn1 Go stnlf s WtIUftaf
nrAn SiH In view Of tnc condition ot snairs now
itng III tlis city and the violent demonstration that has
neither o the regiments ui STATE militia be- ordered to
leave Bhltin r. tins evening. make tlis suggestion
alter consultation with tho Connis Police.
Very respectfully iKRuiNsNpC e. LArRuHE,
Mayor % Baltimore.
In consequence of tho ahove request. the
order to proceed TO Cumberland with the I ith
Regiment il hereby revoked and you Will hold
the men under your command ready to aid the
city authorities IN cnse they should b. required
in preserving order throughout the city.
joins LEE CARROLL. Governor
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Capt Thos Anlol-pn says That the sloop Ma
Tho IouJ Hrdu'h NuI. ed.tal by Mr.. Angus
tUs liz, hiDr, cou..lu, AL uit personal news
Charles Douohue. married man, OF ll5 West
Twenty -ilui siilDi dsHpitat,d un Monday last
p'trr Cooper has h'.n clc.trd Vice President
o bf it"s'A $50. 500! lnr uie Prevention Ol C.In,
I,idore Nrnele. a three ycar-old boy. fell on
ly luIufed. ~ ~ w
Th@ body OF William Mluny. who escaped
" h'N'N nc hospital on Monday evening, MAs iuulid ln
lhr E"'i iiNer yesterday.
Jacob Peterson. aged 40. - i2s Eighth avonuo.
1' AT at lmtty-ulrd street
sarah Sommor, n chili Of two years of ago,
~, l"t it'W" .l''l HtanN nom r.I F.. iu.rl, al
Hn' lt WDlA,f hti cit staui.ls ui CHAIR ,stcr.
D. Whiting, who WAS RE- ntly arr a,od IN
N'N ''I-'t Ht the SUIT of tar 81; N4. ...,. T. ulrT
'"l',W, "ho'' aaont ln t4oilIA Le a.. t.,4. in.
NtsNsai.0n oi Ls a'rnuu..
,CommodorY 6. X, Garri,on, Nrm C. .rr.,on.
H. m .'ut ' "N" H'> 'Uu A. 30 10. %. I vIN 'un'
S.rnl" lnc 'o"moduie Nil ue eaut,y s....',d "A
g., Aw 7 van sle"r willie hoing s'oe away
~. Nl' h'tl A." 'ln suln,rf ]. iH. =. -ttNi n.
m nNhm ltr, Nds tfi .If t. i.rH.. nu hurus
tn i.,a Wl l'0-. the ilahl hlu. ,tl . a.l t.ssed
lvh leel IN "a, AL.
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sTaBBED BY 4 NKIGHBOR.
ouarreis Between Two Families that may
Ind In Trial for Murder.

John s. Thompson and William Hodgins.
who live in the basement at 20 South Fifth ave-
nue.. have quarreled frequently lately. and
when Mr.. Hodgins returned from his work yes
terday his wife told him that Mrs. Thompson
had abused her Hodgins armed himself with
club, and watched until Mrs. Thompson went
out. when he attacked her. beating her terribly
about the head and body; and. as she attempted
10 defend herself. seized her thumb IN his mouth
and nearly b.t IT on
When Thompson came out. Hod.ns attacl;c
MN, Inc men fought and kick"d until Thomp-
son iell down. cNclaimlng, m stabbed! I'm
DYING Roundsman Brady and Onlrer Is illc-
lea sprang into the room AT thnt moment anr
took the bloody dirk knife out OF Hodeins' :
hands. He and his wife Maria were locked up
Thompson had been stabbed twice between
IN" shoulders. One Of the stab wounds p.ne-
lie was sent 10 the New York Hospital.
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TROt BILE ~ ONO.
a blockade of Train. Mt Newark-Gov.
Young Calling Out the MIIiiia.

CoLrMBrs. July 20-l :3j p. M.-The
lo'kade Of the trains at Newark in conse-
quence Of th- strike on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad continues. No freight trains have
been permitted to 40 out thus far. man from
the country who attempted 10 fire up an engine
was thrown ont h"adiormost from camel
back engine. This Is the only INSTANCE of.vio-
lence reported. Several trains that attempted
to set out were stopped. 1t is reported that
torp"docs have been Put on the track at some
points for the alleged purposes OF intimidation.
The strikers SAY they will not stop any mail or
passenger trains. \ mnster mechanic al.
dressed the strikers this morning and asked
them II they would 90 on the trains. Their re-
ply was: II you cOnrede our terms we will 4"
The Sheriff read the Riot act TIA > morning. hut
1t had no effect on the strikers. The conductors
anu eng necrs refuse to Join the strikers. but
give them their sympathy. The sheriff OF
Licking county has demanded military aid and
Gov, Young has called out four military COM
pnniss to suppress the strikers. The COM
panies are from Mount Vernon. Cirrleville,
GAINESVILLE and Springfield. The Governor has
Issued proclamation command ng the strikers
70 d"- 81 from personal intimidation and inter-
fcrins with rrop, rty.
Lare" crowds ur. evp- 'tanily awaiting tho
arrival of irools at Newark. but no vlOlcnr. has
been offered several attempts have been made
To get trains out but without success. The
strikers ar" very rntieent as - what may hap
pen On the arrival ot The military. Two COM
panies, the ClrcleVille Guards and the Cham.
plon City Guards, are now IN Columbus and
Will start for Newark IN the lu.ij tram to-
nlshi. The Mount Vernon ana GAINESVILLE
eompanics are also expected at Newark about
III l4nlsAt
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omcehoider. whom Maye. Cannot Remove.

The Hon. Isaac Dayton Is United States
Register in Bankruptcy m thscitV lie and Tor years
past has been active IN Republican local politics. lie sA
delegate 10 the Republican Central Committee num
the Ihrtecnth Assembly District. and II lew dnys
ago District Attorney Phelps, the Chairman Of that
body APPOINTED him Of a committee OF tw-uvtlrce
20 consider and uport ON a resu.utun which n. Mr.
htNi" hhi red iur the rcenrul meut tlt Rcunh
Gan niRhhIAu"n, sinOe then the question hisall-n
Mn,u'r ,Ms'Mr Dayton, heins a lei,. 81 office
holder. falls under lHNcss order Keen Out
o politics llis rl'uis say mat his appnii.
m'nt As Register Is made by lncd states Court aud
uai he cannot c touched hN Hayes Ta'y add that hc
Ml pay no hrtt n thD recent utttr bat Nl continue m
ENJOY hts iuhticM nights lltNe JOHNNY naNfu4 ~.
United saies Conn i,,iuncr, circuit Court tl,ik and
Supervisor" q" ftt uuu.. having su la, trut, from
court may also dciS the man IN the Executive Mansion.
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llayes's order TO the onlccholders was pro-
nulsaied io the employees in the Collectors, Surveyors
and Appraisers Offices and In the Naval once through
ur h' 'Hls ol l'@rimrnls y'siciiaN Inc person. Who
hrr mostly hlt fi'i ~ u the INSPECTORS Wti.htr
hut wcThtrs men, who have been AguNo in polur,
lhrir frsleauon from the wuri associations wii b, ten
drrrd n'Nt Wt,k NaNt Onicrr cornell i- eN .otnii to
retire from Tic CAArmans!np Vi the Il, pub4.an state
-nlIL
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LONDON, July 2).-Fyen the Liberal nowspa-
l,rs CONSIDER tat Eati Bclsorsiei cNlaceat,d h.m-f
t't uHt 900 the House OF r"nuuus u ilr matter Mr.
lt-"ts npNuutm, nt A. Comptroller oI the h'lnu,ty OF
u y 7noWif ilN he 10 personally anAe iaAAt.d NIth.
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PorrsvlLLE. July 2O-Owing 10 reported re-
cent lo,,cs aud the general drpre"un OF business, the
Irst National bank of Ashland, u., ,.NniY. ha. gone
into 3D. udHil.n DDrnltOus art o. hc i-i hle 5
hlA stOc khuldrfs a., SOON as possible
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The Suicide OF Kea, E.,m. Agent.

Mr.. James Fcrnos, CD years Of age of 1Oj
West seventh street, took rar, green yesterday. ami
de' IN The Sow York Hospital He wa real Z. tate
IL rNo ous debility.
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LoNDoN July 2l.-ln the House oi Commons
ioWHit VII bluiunr Powers iuuf.Hu lu ftror ut tho
wrt,r u INC lenin irsoners Was rclcetod by a NOte
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GOLD REIINER's SUICIDE.
Hard Drink, bad Luck, and Domestic Trou-
bies-A Letter Received Too Late.

Early yesterday morning Mathew Waters
was found dead in the Office Of the gold refining
and assaying establishment at ~ Mechanic
street Newark. On IA table near his body was a
tumbler containing cyanite OF potassium. In
letter 10 his brother. proprietor Of the establish
n.ent he said that family troubles prompted him
10 suicide. He had been drinking hard OF late
He succeeded his father the late Abel Waters
several years ago Us Superintendent OF the gold
refining and assaying establishment OF Pratt
Brothers. in Maiden lane. New York. receiving
salary Of $1,000 year. Subsequently he
thought the firm could not do without him. and
he demanded Il larger salary. which was re-
fused. He then began business upon his own
account but soon failed. Then he formed n co.
partnership with his father-in-aw. Mr. Calvin
$. Dennis. at IS Walnut street. Newark. Soon
aiterward he began drinking to eNcess and his
wife, alter repeated failures to reform him. pro-
cured separation from him, He dissolvrd his
partnership with MIR. Dennis. and last year
visited the gold and silver mines Of the Wrst
In February last he took charge of his brothers
establishments lie frequently said he drank to
forget his Il dnn"stic troubles. He was one of the
best gold rclners and assaycrs IN America. HIS
He and a Mr.. GAYLORD Of New York wcre on
gagged IN lead nine speculation. and he went
to Doylesto"n. Pa.. about July 70 perfect ar
rhnscmcnis Tor the leasing or buying N "A nina
there. He sold the mine on condition that
twenty tons Of ore should be shipped To Newark
Iy ln' INST pl next Ntrk. ltt Muuld ltNNe mutr
$4,000 If this we're done. He was troubled be-
cause a letler ild not arrive from the mne and
he spoke 10 Mr.. Jeremiah Counsellor about II
on Thursday night, nfter which he took the
poison. having evidently believed that his mine
speculation had inilrd. within an hour after
his body was found, the following letter arrived
from the mine:
noYlr1owS Pa, July 10 1877
Mn wArFRs-p~ir 81 II things WORK nj ihe nines
a. they have do the last DAYS Me can .ni you
The twenty ton, of lead by the H-i o next week or
Il will be ready To ship, hut you Anl Mr. GaNori VIII
have to come out before shipping We raised lumu to-
day Of 2.ppp pounds o., Horse power can assure
lou Mr Waters the looks unc-oVcr twoicot Of pur
phenH. iust like the sample sent Nou the keg Will
~ home IA The morning MIIto tO Easiun
Yours. &c, A. \ SrNriR
Mr.. Waters was celebrated mineralogist He
examined the lubrch lead and silver mines in
Maine short time ngo, aud his report was ac-
c"pi"d ly the New York Mining Board in pref
crcncc ~ the other reports presented.
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EVERYTHING IN A NAME.
From the Irish Times. |

A curious story Is current respecting tho Hanging
Committee IN London art circles. Among the victims
whose pictures had not the coveted honor Of beng
hung was a distinguished Royal Acadcmc,an. This
EN- pent artist had u really splendid work upon bis
easel which abored hard TO have finished In time
In his haste he forgot to sign HIS upon the can
vas ana the Hanging Committee, to his extreme hor.
ror aud indignation, rejected the piece few warm
words suniced TO explain TO the committee that tho
work was really the masterpiece OF Royal Academi-
clan All the members OF the committee bowed, saw
unsurpassed beauties IN ,no p,in,ing cxtrcated II
excellent place In the tine room specially devoted to
the great works OF H. AS. Several years since very
distinguished poet and philosopher whose essays for
years won prizes for composition both In prose and
verse In Trinity College, Tor freak changed his fam.
lar signature. That term he Won no PRIZE! There IL
Julers aphorism.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE coLoRED
popuLATioS-FRA sALUrATIoSs TO
THE NORTHERN BRETHREN.
NEw ORLEANS, May IL, 1877
At tho Southern Baptist Convention. Yesterday, the
report Of Rev. J. r. Tichcner, OF Alabama, Chairman
OF the Committee on the Colorod Population, was
read, and remarks upon the same were made by
Mcssrs hawthorne. OF Alabama; Hlycr, OF Georgia;
Howard, of Texas; Roberts ana Rust. oil Kentucky [;
Wilson, OF Mississippi. and Creath. Of Texas.
Rev A. VI. Newman, colored Baptist minister OF
this CITY, was invited to address the Convention His
remarks were able and well received. The report.
winch rs exceedingly liberal and calls for religious
equality adopted without dissenting voice every
speaker advocating It's adoption 10 the strongest terms
Tue following resolution, offered by w. Howard was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the President appoint 1--WE brethren 10
soon Providence H. l.. aud 10 convey 10 ihos,
societies our irstcrnal stintatons
The committee appointed
The report was adopted AT lato hour, after which
the Convention adjourned TO meet in the FIRST Baptist
Church OF Nashville, Tenn, on the second sunday in
May, 1873
). !" L. Curry, OF Alabama, appointed to preach
the Convention sermon.
Members OF the Convention preached to-day In
nearly all tho Protestant churches oil the city,
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AN AMERICAN WEDDING ABROAD.
tFiom the London worid.l

Miss Blake, an American lady, was married last
week IN Paris TO the vicomte dc Koetlcgon member
OF one OF the Oldest cgtmist families The ceremony
was performed al ST. Pierre de cnaillot, the Partisan
81, GEORGES, Hanover square. The Young vicomlc
served with the Carlss year two ago just for tho
fun OF tho thing and "the King" who happens to DO
now IN Paris, sent an aidcdc-camp to the wedding,
while his brother Don Alfonso and tho lnfanta at
tended the church. Tho last named lady, bv tho way,
Is not exactly social success In the French capital
she not what fancy painted her; she nus gnt har
and every body knows that person bearing SPANS n
title ought black, and at tho tho other
dry sho shocked all the prorrietcs by appearing In
mantilla OF white lace which was disappoint q T.
though II may have been correct
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THE WEST INDIES.

Advlccs from ST. Thomas state that the United
Satos ship Hartford, carrying the flag OF Rear Adj
miral Trenchard, arrived here on the 5th inst from
Martinique. Tho Admiral will probably remain a week.
Flour. in consequence OF the war in Europe is now
SlI por barrel.
telegram from Hayu reports that the country is Mt
peace The coffee crop finished 1t Is rumored that
president Canal intends TO recognize the loan con
tractcd in France by bis predecessor.
Trouble continues In San Domingo.
The disturbance on the Northwestern frontier con
tipues and the difficulty with Hayti IL unsettled Dis
satisfaction exists among the ollcias who have re-
cevcd no pay since January. a short duration OF
Baezis admin istration ~ predicted.
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EMULATING TsE JEwETT CASE.
| from tho .lndon World. I

from tho I.c ndon World
II viii be neccss Try coon TO pass act for the pre-
venon oil the conv,, by chemists boys OF cxpIo-
sivc bombs into private houses or chambers. A year
ago we heard good deal Of the transmission OF NINA
turc Internal machines by post, aud people were IN
terror OF being blown up by dynamite when they
vpencd moro thss usually bulky letter. From tho
experiences OF Go .tain Iiawlcy Smart 1t would seem
that any evil disposed person who wishes TO nfict
an injury Tor lie has but TO order bottle OF
particular acid at CHEMISTS with instructions 10 have
IL placed cne's private table, ani TINT within pre-
scribed per 81 perfectly spontaneous combustion Will
follow Tha: ,.piain Smart should have been success.
fuI IN punishng Mcssrs. RGuch. OF No. 80 strand
Tor an accident which might have cost hln his eye
sight Is eminenty satisfactory What does not seem
hangs over the whoc case What Is the malgnan nj
nuii that goes OF By itseifY' Is II IN common use
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and at the end OF the practice trip make for another

and at the end OF the practice trip make for another
American or for Russian port.
SUNDAY tn. FLAGSHIP
Service was held at ten O'Clock yesterday morning
on the gun deck Of the rgate Svetana before the pic
ture OF tho patron Saint Nicholas. Father Tahom
oiIciated, as usual, and among the worshppers
Admiral Boutakon and their Imperial Hghnesscs the
Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine.
In the afternoon 4 few ladies' and gentlemen visited
tho officers in the wardroom, ard large number of
people, taking advantage OF tho Sunday privilege,
roamcd over the decks OF the flagship
THE GRAND DUKES
Captain His Imperial Hghness tho Grand Duke
Alexis was ashore most of the day. having left the
Svetlaua shortly before orc O'Clock. His Imperial
Highness tho Grand Duke Constantine came on shore
also at quarter past four y. ".
MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
San FRANCISCO, May 13, 1871
portion OF the Russian feet came from Mare
Island yesterday The officers profess ignorance to
the time Of leaving this port but admit that they have
been under waiting orders for somo time, and thought
they might begin coaing tomorrow.
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CABLE N E W 5
From ALI Parts Of the
World.
THE FRENCH ULTRAMONTANES.
A Fire on the Clyde Australian
Elections.

LONDON, May IL, 1877.
The Archbishop Of Paris has written to the Minister
OF Justice warmly protesting against the vote in the
Chamber OF Deputies on the 4th inst, which casts .
suspicion tho patriotism OF French Catholics.
The River Rhone is rising and threatens inunda-
tion
THE CLYDE
Mingate's shpbuildng yard, on the Clyde, has been
partially burned Tho damage amounts to $500, oo0
the principal loss being machinery constructing for
the Dutch government.
AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS.
despatch from Melbourne says the elections ID
this colony have resulted protectonist majority
POLITICS ~ ITALY.
Seignor Sea, In consequence Of explanations, 70.
tains tho leadership Of the opposition.
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THE DEPARTING RUSSIANS.

On boari the three vessels Of the Russian fleet prep.
arations OF all kinds looking toward early departure
arc being made The final neccssares beng taken
on board the poymastcrs sctns up their accounts
and the officers making the most OF the short iimc
that remains to them for shore visits. The flagship
and tho two corvetes WILL 1t s thought, sail about the
middle Of the present week. IL Is surm,scd that they
sail only have gun and torpedo practice in the open
sen, and that they will return to this por, after week
or So They may however sail under sealed ORDERS
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THE GOLDEN JUBILEE.

GRAND CELEBRATION BY THE CATHOLICS Oh
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. May Is, 1877.
Tho Golden Jubilee oil His Holiness Pope Plus TX
was celebrated by the Catholics OF New Orleans to-day
by grand military aud civic procession and mass
meeting In Lafayette square, where addresses were
delivered. Archbishop Pofchc. tho reverend clergy
and religious of the arch diocese attended. In tna
procession volunteer detachments OF United
States troops, sailors and marines.
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PINNEY'S CONFESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO May Is, 1877.
Pinnoy now says his published statement was writ
ten six months ago, when things looked different
from their present aspect, and was not intended for
publication. So far the substance CT the charges
against Sargent Gorhnm, Page Carr concerned
lie had no retruction to make He thought, perhaps,
Sargent had driitod into his position from living IN
company with his fellow politicians. He processes to
know nothing OF Isaiah Hanscom and tho manage mcnt
OF the Department Washington and says the trans
actions OF Hanscom finally At Mare Island, while be
was clerk there, were all regular.
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CHARLEY ROSS.

ANOTHER EFFORT TO BE MADE FOR TIE RE-
covERY OF THE BOY
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May l3 1877
Tho father OF Charley Ross Is hero in consultation
with p. T. Barnum. Tho latter viii make personal
offer OF $40 900 Tor the recovery OF the boy. II be-
evcd from evidence. that no is still alive aud
that the reward, with guarantee Of immunity from
punishment Will induce tins captors restore him.
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REPLY TO THE BELLIGERENTS.

AMERICAS UNIFORM POLICY TO DE CONTINUED.
WASHINGTON, May 13, 1877.
The reply OF the State Department to tho formal mo-
tncation by Turkey OF the existence Of OF war
between that Power and Russia Is brief and TO the
effect that the United states in conformity with its
uniform policy, will continnc to occupy strictly
neutral position toward tho bclligeren,s similar
reply will be furnished TO Russia, which has com
fnuuicatcd Ike information
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Observation-Disclosures
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LOUISVILLE, May 13, 1877.
The Tcnbrocck- Aristides will surely come of,
al reports to the contrary notwithstanding. Prcs-
dent Clark OF tho Louisiana Jockey Club desires the
HERALD 10 correct all rumors and assertions that
Aristdes Is not In good toim he McGrath and
his horse to-day and can speak auth oritatively.
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CHANGE or MINISTRY IN NEW SOUTH
WALES TILE Ixrnpcnl OVAL rxu1nrr1n>.

CHANGE or MINISTRY IN NEW SOUTH
WALES THE ISTERcoLoSIAL EXHIBITION
SYDNEY, April e. 1877.
new Ministry has gone into power under the prem
iership OF Mr. Parkes Hon. $. Samuel, OF the
warpest supporters 0. tho ,ranspacihc mail has
resumed charge Of the Postal Department.
REVENUE Asp POPULATION.
During tho past quarter tho revenue OF New South
Wales increased largely, leaving undivided surplus
oil over 20000,000 The population OF the colony Is
now In round numbers $50, 600.
THE iNrERcoLoSIAL EXHIBITION.
The lntercolonial Exhibition will be opened by
Governor Robinson on the 10Th inst A special build
ing, erected as an American court Is already nearly
hllcd with shipments from Canada aud New York.
Tue Escort arrived yesterday with the balance oil
hibits expected from the United States commenced
dischargiDg tins morning, Will have lanacd her
shipment by Tomorrow. Hundreds OF visitors have
already arrived from tho country districts and sister
colonies that there prospects OF the show being
The sreacst success known IN Australian annals
Next months mail will convey list OF the American
nrIze winners.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Brgadier General Andrew A. Humphreys CHIEF y
Engineers United States Army Is at the Hoffman
Senator Agcrnon >. Paddock OF Nebraska, Is NJ tn,
wndsor Rush X Sloane, OF Ohio ana Nine Annctt,
EssipoI. nre at the Westminster. Senators Daniel B.
81 Ionn, oil Newburg, and A. Schoonmaker. Jr., o.
Kingston, \. Y, arc at the Brunswick. John r.
Owens Is at the Metropolitan. Excongrcssman Fl
Perry, Of Albany, and Paymaster arthur Burtis
United States Navy, arc ut tho Glsey. Henry Wells
OF Aurora y. Y, is at the Fifth Avenue Senators
Thomas Coleman, OF Troy, ana A. j. wcman, o.
Friendship, N. ", are at the ST. Nicholas.