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BITTEN BY SPlTZ.

Mrs. Jane Gibncy, residing at No 81 Hopkins street,
Brooklyn T.. D., locked her little i've months old
daughter a with largo Spilz dog last evening
while she went cfrand. Tho ncgbbors. hearing
TIC child screaming broke into tho apartment and und
the dog biting anu scratching the little girls feet Tho
animal secured, aud Captain Riley, OF tho Thr.
ccnth precinct, notified oil tho occurrence. lie soon
arrived at the house and, although the dog not
rabid had IL shot DR.. Murphy was also summoned
the wounds the little girls fcot cauterizcd
The nurcs, although severe. considered dan
gerous. Mrs Gibney was taken into custody by Cap
mi Riley and locked
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INFORMAL KECEPT10N
CLUB.
[RY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWARK, n. j., May 8, 1871
The Essex County Club. social, non-parisan ciuo
Of Newark, tho membership of which includes most
OF the leading citizens OF tho community rendered mn
informal but very pleasant and successful reception 10
ex.pres,dcnt Grant night The ex-President ar
rived from Elizabeth soon alter nine O'CLOCK, accom-
named by ex-(,ongressman Clark and Mt Abel y.
Corbip and remained TIL about eleven O'Clock, when
he returned To Elizabeth preparatory 10 Ms
to-day TOR Europe. e.
Among those present cx-United States Senator
Frederick l.. Frelinghuysen Congressman j. Is. feu'
,,,c Cortnndt Parker, l.. =. Howell, I. /. Kinney
General Wright, of Orange; Colonel Wright, OF New
ark and altogether about eighty persons There was
no specchmaking nothing but pleasant, social time.
Mr. Gran. was delighted with the hearty and informal
character of tho affair.
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huMoRs OF CABINET CHANGES.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nay 4, 1871
Tho following rumors arc current here Hon. Alex
andcr Mackenzie, Premier Is TO resign the Department
OF Public Works and take tho Presidency Of the Coun
ell, Mr. Cauchon being appointed to outside
Office; Mr. Huntington or Mr. Scott to take tho Public
Works. Mr. Smith and Mr.. Blake retiring from the
Ministry for private reasons; Mr.. Laurie to take tho
Office Of Minister OF JUSTICE tut Mr.. Kiam to be taken
into the Cabinet in place OF of tho Nova Scotia
members. Other changes are the tapis. IL con-
sidered certain that considerable reconstruction will
take place.
ORDERED TO REGIMENT
Captain Hamilton, ade-dc-camp to the Governor
General, has been ordered TO join his regiment, and
proceeds 10 England at once.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Afternoon performances will be given by all OF tho
principal theatres to-day
The Carnival on the 18th inst will DO closed by
masquerade ball at Gilmore's Garden. A new floor
is to be put down. and tho immense room will be
gayly decorated.
Tho last matinee performance OF "Tho Princess
Royal" at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre takes place to-
day. In the evening It Will DO repeated for the benc.
OF Mr James Lewis, who will play spykc his original
CHI
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THE CANADIAN PILGRIMS.

The steamship City OF Brussels, carrying the Cana.
dian and a number OF American pilgrims which
passed tho bar OF Sandy Hook Saturday, the 2Ist
Of April at two r. NJ. bound Tor Queenstown aud
Liverpool is now out fourteen days, and II Is feared
has met with some accident to her machinery. Sho
10 excellent ssilcr aud msdc the out here In
eight aud one-hal Gays, occupying from the 9th TO
the 18TH OF April The other vessels which lett here
the same day as tho CITY Of Brussels have all ar
lint
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TRACKING A PICKPOCKET.

While Lena ErbsmehcI, of No Is4 Hudson street,
was walking Grand street yesterday afternoon she
noticed n young man suspicously close to her, and
not liking his appearance looked Mt him inten,ly
when he moved away. Shortly after Lena discovered
that she lost her peck cbook containing $50 Cap.
tain Murray, from the description given HIM Of tho
suspected thiei, arrested Jerry Lyon Chatham
street, and upon searching him found the clasp OF
Lcnas pockctbook his person. SO no was locked up
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LAND SLIDE,

MONTREAL, May 4, 1877.
II is now stated that only five persons persisted by
tho land slide in Genevive parish and the consequent
inundation from tho Batiscan River yesterday. The
slide occurred half a milo above the saw and srist
mills. Tho banks on either side slipped into md
the river, carrying the water before them like
wall twent high. rho he'd of the river is filed
with trees twisted into all shapes and huge blocks OF
clay and mud Tho whole affair took only n few
minutes At the inquest to-day tho bodies rccov-
ered verdict OF accident death was rendered The
body OF q child Is still missing
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GENERAL MILES REINFORCED.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, u. r., May 4, 1877.
Six companies OF tho Eleventh infantry four OF the
First Infantry and eleven OF tho Seventh cavalry left
this point to-day to Join tho column under command
OF General Miles. The infantry by steamer and
the cavalry are marching.
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PURSUIT OF INDIANS.

CHICAGO, May 4, 1871
The Seventh cavalry, with 100 mon, has gone
In search Of Sitting Bull, who Is supposed 70 DO
north or south of the Yellowstone with some
tive hundred rccalcitrant warriors The command will
hunt hun down and bring IN the hostcs, when found,
TO the agencies.
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MIR. FAWCETT'S FUNERAL.

The funeral or Mr.. Frederick Fawcctt took place
yesterday afternoon, from All Souls Church, Fourth
avenue. There was large attendance Of business
trends and acquainlances at tho church
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EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Nine buildings, located on Front and Dock streets
BROOKLYN, aud owned by tho trustees OF the East River
bridge, sold yesterday nj tho auction rooms OF
Mcssrs. Cole n Murphy, IN that cdy.
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INDIANS SUaKENDERlNG.

CAMP ROBINSON. Ncb, May 4, 1877.
courier just IN brings letter from the Red Cloud
party who will reach this point early on Sunday
morning. Their camp tonight is only twenty miles
north OF this post.
Forty.sevcn lodges have gone into the canton ment
in tho Yellowstone TO surrender 10 General Miles.
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OUR CONSUL AT ACAPULCO.
A FORMAL PROTEST AND DEMAND ron APOLOGY
AND PREPARATION.

AND PREPARATION.
WASHINGTON, May d. 1877
The State Department to-day received from our Min
lister to Mexico official information Of the the
American Consul at Acapulco, who was recently i'm
prlsoncd there by the local authorities without cause
aud Secretary Evaris has instructed our Minister to
enter u formal protest and demand from the govern
mcnt oil Mexico an apology and full repair for tho
outrage.
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oBsEou1Es OF JUDGE RosEKRANs.

SANDY HILL, n. Y. May 4. 1871
The funeral Of ex-Judge f. h. Rosckrans took place
at two O'Clock this afternoon from hs late residence
at Gicnns Falls. Rev. Or. A. J. Terrell officiating The
Warren county Bar was present In body.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WAsHISGruS. Nav l. Is

"Hshis1ioS, May y, ls.s
Passed Assistant Engineer John I. Hannun, Is
ordered duty Assistant TO Chief Engineer Robert
Potts, Inspector OF Coal at Philadelphia Carpenter
Phih + Mayer ordered To the Navy Yard at Ienguo
Island, Pa. pncs oi Carpenter II. W. Grillths, dc.
tachud and placed on waiting orucrs.
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IN SEARCH OF GOLD.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, d. T., May 4, 1877.
Tho rush Of immigration TO the Back Hills continues
undated, ami every stage Tor Deadwood goes fully
loaded. Regular mail service between Bismarck and
Ucauw God commenced on Tuesday.
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ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.
Pa0vIpENcE. 4. L. VI

PROVIDENCE r. l., May a. 1877.
Paymasicr Fur, who was robbed IN New YORK two
mon slncc arrived here to-day ana identified Daley
and Feency as tho two men VINO robbed him. They
taken to New York tonight in the custody OF
officers
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DOMINION OF CANADA.


HALIFAX. May 4, 1871
Tho forts in the noghborhood Of this city are being
supplied with improved guns and ammunition. Much
activity Is displayed by the military authorities Three
iron clads TO be stationed here and another rcg-
ment-the Foriy-second Highanders-is expected
shortly
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DEATH OF A CONSUL.

BosTox, May 4, 1877.
Intelligence was received hero to-day of tho death
last week at Hudgar OF Henry Sawyer United States
Consul 70 suriram. He was formerly resident OF
CharIestown.
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THE BERMUDA-HALIFAx CABLE.

HALIFAX, May 4, 1877.
The steamer FarAday Is understood to be employed
by the imperial government upon cable between
Bermuda ana Halifax
HKRRiN0 FISHING
Herring fishing at Magdalen Islands has CON-
menced. There large number OF vessels, but fish
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SMALLPOX.

MONTREAL, May 4, 1877
Smallpox is still prevalent IN the townships OF Ely
and North stukely. Upward Of fifty cases have been
reported.
THE STEAMER CITY OF BRUSSELS
Great anxiety exists regarding the safety of the
steamer City OF Brussels, upon which the Irish pill
grims sailed.
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TILE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show tho changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours, CON-
parison with the corresponding date o. last year.
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD BuidiuR:-
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Assee Windsor Hotel and at Mr.. Days residence
last night no word Of tho missing man had been re-
cclyed up TO q late hour
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
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GEOR GET OWN.

DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs
Elizabeth Appleby died here yesterday i'm
the nth year of her age. The funeral will
take place from the residence of her son, DIR.
Appleby, to morrow afternoon, at o'clock
She was an estimable lady, and leaves many
relatives and friends TO mourn her death.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.-The ceremony
OF ire taking of the solemn vow, the secon1
and last taken by member of the Society
OF Jesus, took place at six O'Clock this morn
ing at Trinity church, seven fathers and one
brother presenting themselves as candidates.
Notwithstanding the early hour, the sacred
edlfce was well filled with interested spec
tators of the scene. Rev. Robert Brady, OF
Baltimore, provincial OF the Society OF
Jesus, of Maryland, OfficIated, receiving the
following priests into the society: Rev. FIR
Fitzpatrick, of Boston; j. w. Doonan,
Charlestown; ID. y. NJ Girk, Philadelphia;
j. A. Maitrugues, pastor of Trinity church;
J.; J. Ryan, Georgetown college; A. Rossi
Philadelphia; c. POlnO, Frederick, and
Brother l.. u uthing, Baltimore.
GRAIN IRA DE.-The offerings on 'change
this morning amounted to 1850 bushels of
wheat, $50 OF which sold at S1.40 per bushel,
ana 400 at S1.35. These lots arrived on the
boat n. Thomas, consigned TO j. q. and j.
NJ. Waters.
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be placed on such rolls at 10 per cent. of the
usual rates; adopted.
SCHOOLS TO REoPEN SEPTEMBER 10TH
Mr.. Dyer Offered resolution, that the
sch 'ols be opened on the second Monday
(1f H. in September, which was adopted.
COLOR LISE.
Mr.. Holland presented a petition for more
school accommodations for colored children
in the 9th district, and offered a resolution
providing for the establishment of schools.
he urged hat the expenses would be but
small, and that there was an absolute neces-
sity for schools al this point.
Mr.. j. ). Brown said that the locality
named was not so badly off as other places.
Mr.. Holland replied, with some warmth,
u at if the board had not established a color
line all the children in the county could be
provided for. As long as the schools are
kept separate theeXpenses will be mucn more
than If the schools were open to all
Mr.. Brown referred TO the boarl bsing
unable TO establish more schools in their
present financial condition, and remarked
that the board was not 10 blame Tor tine
separate schools; The law established the
colored line.
soldating the schools broke down that line.
but the beard had seen ut 10 keep it up. Now
they must I6y for ii.
After some further debate the subject was
referred TO the sub board of the 9Th district
with rover TO act
THE RIPoRT OF THE SPECIAL COMMIT
TEE ON TRFNCHsENT
was taken up, and MIR. Brown offered res
Oiution that the 9th district be excepted from
the schedule of salaries of teachers, and the
sub board OF the 9Th district b. directed to
report schedule for the county schools
adapted 10 The special coalitions OF these
schools, but assimilated, so far as possible
10 the salaries of city teachers for equivalent
services.
A lengthy debate ensuei, in which the
comparative cost per pupil OF the schools
was commented on, and the county mem
bers urged that owing to the peculiar sur
rOundings Of these schools il was impo>si ole
for the schools TO be success sfully conducted
except by first class teachers, who could not
be had for small pay.
The resolution was rejected MesSrS
Smith, Blown and Holland only voting
for it.
Mr.. Lloyd moved To make the salary of
The male music teacher $3.50 per annu III;
which was agreed to.
The report a amended was adopted.
The board al iourEed 70 the 18th instant.