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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE % l877-TRPLE SHEET

on treasury bills. Lord Hamilton, Under
Secretary for India. stated in the House
of Commons Thursday night that the government
accepted this latter power OH the distinct under
standing that II should only he used when they
could not possibly sell their bllls. BY that means
they would on the one hand be able 10 keep silver
steady aud on the other hand they would not add
70 the permanent Indian debt in this country.
RENEWABLE INDIAN TREASURY BILLS.
lie pointed out that bills sold here by the indian
government for all practicable purposes might be
regarded as silver The Indian government were
IN THIS unfortunate position. II they forced their
silver upon the market when there was no demand
Tor It they reduced the price OF SILVER and gave
rise TO fluctuations which we're injurious the
Eastern trade, and II they borrowed money in this
country they only put on the evil day It has been
therefore suggested that they should issue treasury
bills rene wable from time to time
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country, rs IL s felt that they should not be a.
lowed 70 invade British territory This consideration
creates also another dilemma for both governments
for. on the one hand, there is no provision whereby
any reqaisition be made for tho return
Of trespassing Indians. is there anything treaty
siip1iations which covers offence committed by
them against either country Besides this there is
nothing IN the presidents established in the dplom
acy heretofore carried on between England and
the United States winch establishes a criterion
whereby decision could be reached as 10 what
should be done in the present emergency. But
the representative oi the British government here
earnestly invIed the attention OF the Secretary Of
state 70 Tho consideration of The matter, with tho
representation that he United States should take care
OF these Indians and allow British subjects be
annoyed ana embarrassed by them. With
this representation the matter will be
allowed to rest for the present until
the return Of Mr. Piunkett Charge dAnaires
the British government at Washington from trip he
has taken North, which contemplatcs. among other
Things, an interview and consultation With Lord Dat
fern. Meantime the State Department, in concert
with the War and Interior Departments will proceed
TO consider what measures most practicable to
meet the requirements Of the case Alto
scther It is difficulty not easy as
yet TO DO handled and Sitting Bull
may become even more important Individual than
heretofore II is suspected by some that he re.
motey, through messengers, the OF meeting the
Nez Perccs and that he VIII large contingent
OF force to his present command should tho Sioux on
the reservation leave Tor the path.
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ST. DOMINGO AND HAYTI.

RELEASE OF PITY PERSONS CHARGED WITH CON-
sPIRkcY AGAINST THE ST. DOMINGO GOVERN
MENr.
HAVANA, June %, 1877.
The English mali steamer from St Thomas, June 10,
brings advces from St. Domingo 70 juno g. Fifty
persons who were imprisoned last month, charged
with conspiracy, have been declared not guilty by
tribunal Dissatisfaction. however, Increasing.
The non payment Of shs salaries Of employees and
decree making duties payable IN specie were making
Baez worry unpopular. Matters In The northern prov
inces were assuming dangerous aspect. There
frequent arrests and outbreaks In several localities.
81. Domingo war schooner seized small steam
tug which arrived at Monte Christie from Cape Hay
tien, belonging to Frenchman resting in Hayti.
II is said she was under the French flag, but she
suspected OF carrying ammunition for the Do
minican revoluuonists. Her capture will undouot-
eddy, increase the warlike feeling in hayti against
the Baez administration. After the lapse OF fort.
hight clearer information Of the state Of affairs In ST.
Domingo will probably DO obtained.
hayti At last adviccs remained quiet
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHfEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June 23-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TnE CHfIF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June Isl A. NJ
Indications.
For New England, rising barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, winds mostly from tho north,
possibly shifting to southcry, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, rising, followed by
stationary falling barometer northcrly WINDS shit
ing TO south westerly, and warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Stationary or
lower pressure, stationary temperature, winds mostly
from the south, partly cloudy weather and occasional
showers
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barome-
ter, winds shifting to souihery and warmer clear
partly cloudy weather, followed possibly BY occasional
showers.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val
legs and the upper lake region, falling barometer,
higher temperature. southcriy Winds partly cloudy
weather and rain areas probably followed northwest
stations by rising baron sier and colder northwest
winds.
For the lower lake rogo stationary followed BY fall
ing barometer warmer clear purity cloudy weather.
and northery winds shifting to southeastery.
The Missouri Rive. will continue 10 fall The Lower
Mississippi Rivor will nearly stationary and
below Helena.
Cautionary signals are ordered TOR Duluth
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THE ROUMANIAN JEWS.

CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE IN DISTRICT OF MOL
DAvlA-AN OBSOLETE TRADE LAW REvIvEp--
ExrENr OF THE PROSECUTIONS.
WARRINGTON, June %, 1877.
Referring 70 the visit to the President and Secretary
Of State the I'd OF May last Of deputa,,on from
the Board OF Delegates OF American Isrseltes who
presented written statement respecting recent
baritiea committed upon the Jews Of Giurgevo town
In wallachia. and urged the Department OF State TO
request its representatives at Vienna Constaninops
and ST Petersburg to ask, In conjunction with the
representatives OF these Powers In endeavoring re-
press further atrocities, the United States Consul at
Bucharest in despatch dated Nav 81 last assures the
department. from his own inquiries that no other
outrages have been practiced the Roumanian Jews
since November last when several hundred jewish In
habitants wore driven away nom the rrral communcs
Of tho district Of ashie IN Moldavin.
EFFORTS CONSUL
The oousul Al tho time used his best sndeavors 70
explosions but only after they had allowed to
60 for about four months It possible to obtain
the resignation Of the Project Lupashka who had Is
sued the orders for expulsion In many instances the
orders given werc Withdrawn and several OF tho ex-
PEELED srasltes who were wandering shelterless
the country with their wives and children exposed
to cold and hunger, were allowed 70 urn to their
homes, where they found their property destroyed.
They cannot expect compensation Tor their losses
or redress for wrongs practiced upon them.
CAUSE OF THE RxpuLsroNa
These explosions we're all baseo upon articles 8 and
IL Of the Liquor law, passed in 1873 which excludes
from the liquor traffic In the rival al per-
sons rot Inscribed as electors in the communcs
OF Roumania, thereby virtually prohibiting all IL
raelises from continuing or engaging In this trade Tho
government upon the Atlons OF the Consus
repeatedly pledged itself not TO enforce this law and
TO have tho Same repealed But the law IL still In
forcc, and Il only depends the humor oil a project
other subaltern official enforce those clauses
close OF the Israeltes cnn6scae their goods
and expel them from their homea No persecution
has however. taken place at Giurgovo TIE impression
Of such persecution probably originated in the reported
murder Of Jewish family, who, while dying from CT
urgevo on account OF Its beng exposed lombard
ment by Turks, were assaulted, grossly maltreated
and killed on the highway.
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MERCHANTS BANK OF MONTREAL

STATEMENT OF ITS LossEs-THE CAPITAL TO
BE REDUCED.
MONTREAL, June %, 1877.
To-day the Board OF Directors andlmanascr of the
Merchants Bank issued statement Of Its afairs The
result OF tho examination by Mr. Hague and the
committee has been write of $685., OO0 bad debts
1888 900 losses securities OF doubtful character
s9s losses by New York branches and S223 99l
expenses attending the operation OF the Quebec gov.
ornamental loan 10 date While these amounts are
large Is thought they are not all entirely rrecover
able. rho capital Is to be reduced twenty-five per
cent and Will then be 50 900 900, and the bank
will still be the second largest In the Dominion. Great
confidence Is expressed In the stability Of the bank
and its ability to earn future dividends.
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HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
TRENTON. N j. June ~, 1877.
A German named G. A. S,ippick arrested here
last night suspicion OF being horse thief To-day
a despatch was received from ;. Uman milk dealer,
who resides EightyDnth street. between First
nue. and avenue A, New York, stating that his horse
and wagon had been stolen. II was ascerained to-day
that StippicK the thief He came here last night
with the stolen property his possession put up
at hotel despatch was sent TO Cllman, and he
arrived here this afternoon and identified the prop
crty S,ippicK made n lull confession. and no was
handed over 70 The custody Of the New York police.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.

LOWELL. Mass, June 90, 1877.
Albert White and lsaoorc A. Cook, charged with beng
accessory the death OF Mary Ella Harrington which
resulted from medical malpractice, have been
mlticd 10 jail to await the action OF tho Grand Jury.
BAH been liked at $4,000 In the case OF eacn.
City Marshal CemeIce has received the iu confess
sion OF Nrs Cook, giving full details from lbe time
Miss Harrington went to Mrs. Avtrys house until her
dead body thrown INTO the Ncrrinuc River IL Is
certain that this confession viii convict James A.
Favor under SIS 0C0 bail, who has been arrested
on a new warrant charging him with being Access
sorry 10 her death before and after the TACT An exam
nation Will be held tomorrow.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Ezekiel A. straw. OF New Hampshire;
Smith NJ Weed o. Pin,shirs. " T., and William |.
Scott, OF Lric, ia are At tx Faith Avenue. state
Treasurer A. J. Doru, OF Texas, AMI Congressman
James W. Covert OF Flushing, L. l., at the Holt
man. J. \. Mccullough, Vice President Of the Pitts
burg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, and
John Champion, oil the Great Western Railway OF
Canada ut the ST. Nicholas; Surgeon John 7. Head,
Unued Staes Army 10 ~ the Giisey.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

PorrsvLLE, Pa, June %. 1877.
This afternoon, as tho engine Alabama, with coal
train of iorty cars, passing tho lower section Of
Shenandoah. tho Lehigh Valley Railroad, her boiler
exploded, seriously scalding and wounding Timothy
McCarty, brakeman. The engineer and fireman
capped with slight bruises.
A plumber OF small buildings took nrc, and several
we're demolished The nre was oxtingushed before
much damage WIS done
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MOLLY MAGUIRE WAKE.

MArcH CHUNK Pa, June q, 1871
Tho funeral OF Carroll who was hanged at Pottsviile
yesterday will take place from his fathers residence
al Packcrton tomorrow afternoon. 1t is expected
large crowd will be present wake is being held
night at the house OF campoel, Lansiord, and as
large crowd is attracted rumors Of an outbreak have
been freely circulated but II Is not thought by those
best able 10 Judge that trouble viii onsuc.
McHugD ono OF the mon arrested Tor the Powell
murder VINO turned States evidence, has fed fearing
the Mollics would attack him. Ho was released from
custody last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23
FORTY-SEvENTH REGIMENT RE
VIEW.
RE-

The Forty-seventh regiment National Grard, in the
presence OF large number OF ladies and gentlemen,
went through review, battalion arm and dress
parade on the Union Ball grounds last night he
Eaudy uniforms. gtterInz muskets. svery moonlight,
garng calcium lights and ckering blue lights made at
once picture novel aud beautiful A programme OF
fourteen DANCES followed.
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UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE.

MANCHESTER. N. H., June 20. 1877.
Tho Coronor's jury returned verdict this after.
noon generating Police Occr FRAN from inalily
IN shooting Michael o'Bricn late Of East Boston, IN
desperate ARRAY OH June 2. The killing caused con.
Siderable excitement ut the time, anu an inquest
was deemed necessary by tho authoriticA
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ALBANY. June %, 1877.
Governor Robinson has signed tho following bills
To pay for materials furnished and labor performed
on New York armories.
To grant 70 the city OF Youkers certain lands for
highway purposea
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

NORFOLK, Va, June %, 1877.
fragment OF a sawmil boiler which exploded near
Deep Creek to-day, struck Dick Cherry on the head
and KILLED him instantly.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show tho changes In the
temperature for tho past twen.y.iour hours in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer az Hudnut's pharmacy
Arr n hui
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THE CREEDs OF CHkIsTENDoM Bibho.hecs SYM
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--Dropsy, Scrofula rheumatism, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers and Fever Sores; Neuralgia
H".i "-aches, Contracted Limbs, all, most
of VIII. " are, by proper treatment, durable.
Consumption, SKIN Diseases. Liver Com
plaint, Chronic DIa.. .iepa. Piles and Fisiula
make up another class, equ- " romeuiaoie
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which deep research into its hidden powp.
have brought to light. DIR. Keyser of 120
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affections, which has enabled him TO promise
a cure whenever cure is at AL possible his
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TO consult him, can take the morning ears, in
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our streets with a suspicious cough, and the
voice of consumption coming from their
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your own fault, as you can go to your Drug
gists, Lennon & Murray, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only IS cts.
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w N Notice is hereby given that Tie fol-
lowing named appraisements of personal pro-
perty of decedcnts. selected ana SIT apart FOR
the widows of infestates under the Act OF A.
semb,y OF the l.;h day OF 3ril. A. ID. ls5l. have
been fled In the Registers Office. at EbensburP.
aud will be presented to the Orphans Court ut
Cambria county. for confirmation and allow
ance. on WEDNESDAY,, the eth day of MABCH,
A. ID. 1877, TO wit:
l. Inventory and Rppraisement of certain Te--
sonal property appraised and set apart Ter Rosan-
IA Arble. widow OF William Arble, late OF Carroll
township. dec'd,-sjO0.
.. Inventory and appraisement Of certain per
sonal property appraised and apart for Rachel
Hopkins. widow Of " iliam Hopkins, late of W hit q
township. decd s396 e5.
B. Inventory ana appraisement Of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Mary
Gates, widow of Isaac Gates. late Of W hite town
ship dec'd.-s3O0.
=. Inventory and Rfpraisetneht Of certain per
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Marg
ret Boast. widow Of Jacob Boast, late Of W ashing-
ton township. deed -:I75 SO.
D Inventory and appraisement Of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Caiha-
rne Eakins. widow OF Sam'l Eakins. late Of W hite
township. decd,-Sl35 e5.
g. Inventory and Rppralsement OF certain per
sOnal property appraised and apart for Mary
j. Schmidt, widow of E r. Schmi II, late Of W hte
township, dee'd,-sq4 so
JAMES NJ. SINGER. Clerk o. g.
Clerks Once, Ebensburg, Feb. s, 1877.
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Register-s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ usuled accounts have been PASSED p nd hltl
the Registers Office at Ehenshurs. In aud
fer the county OF Camhria. md will he present
confirmation and allowance on " sDSEsDAY.
the 7th day OF MARCH, A. II. l'1':
. l. The account OF Fr=heis @ O'FIf-i. c&ocutor OF
Elisattth Miller. late ot Loreitc borough. dec n.
The ifrst and anal account of !. :. Strayer,
administrator &C P-tAf Goug hrour. late Of Prank
5. The account Of Iiasid X Wilhelm. guardian
Of Henry ", Hawsins, a InI,of eliid d o. Henry w
4 The account of T. NJ. George and Joseph
Criste executors of OthO Styner, late OF washing
s The accounts or II. a. Bailey. guardian Of
Harry T Walters, minor child Of Henry Walters.
late Of Johnstown borough. deed.
g. The account of H A. Bailey. guardian OF
Charles Walters. minor child OF Henry Walters
I late Of J ohnstown borough, deed
!. The account of John kiniz guariian Of Mar
children OF john II. Aistadti iate OF Cambria bor-
ough. deed.
5, The account of II. A. Bailey, t5rardi-n n
James w. Walters. minor child - henrF Naf
.ers, late OF Johnstown borough, deed
Q. The occount Of II. A. Bailey. guar'isn Of
/ william Walters. minor ehild!of Henry VI alters.
late of Iohn-town borough. decd
TO- The first and final account of W. A. b Lit
tie administrator feSfGmcHtp 0rncrO OF Geo
/ YInger. late of LorettO borous h. decd.
IL The account of John II. Douglass executor
of Thomas Adams sr., late OF Clearheld township,
! "a Tbe account Of James M'R.Iten administrator
, of NJ T.. Kemle. late of Iohnstown borough, deed
! Is. The acco1nt OF Charles u. Ellis guardian Of
! susan r Mari minor child OF W m Mari dec Z. .
IA. The account of Charles y. Ellis. guardian OF
George L Marr. minor child Of " N Marr, dec d
] Is The account OF Charles y. Ellis guardian OF
/ Hannah J. Mari, min6f child Of Wm. Mari,
. decd.
H. The first and partial account Of Henry
! Walter. Esq. executor OF John Rider, late OF
1 Summerhill township decd.
| IL. The second and final accouu, g. Fila Jano
| Durbin (late q ss). executriH Of John y. Glass.
! late of Allegheny township. decd.
| Is. The account of John T. Williams, guardian
| OF Cora May and Henry Benjamin Williams.
| minor children of Rachel williams. decd.
| 1e. The frst and final account Of John ] Good
/ Good m Good.
| late of Taylor township, deed.
| 20. The frst and fnal account Of John Somer-
Vile and Samuel Farber. executors or Thoma 2
/ Gooderham late Of Susquehsnna township. dec d.
| u. The first and final account of Rose Rloch.
| administrators of John Bloch. late of IOhnstown
borough. deed, for said John Bloch as admins
rrator of Ann VI. 9 illman, late Of Richand town
1 ship, deed.
| p The account of Josepi 8. Straycr, admins
| traitor de b0nis 3lrn of Conrad Hcckroih late OF
! Johnstown borough. deed.
23. The account OF II. Kinkead. ESQ trustee
appointed by the Orphans Court to make sale oi
the real estate of Cal harine Parrish, deed.
JAMES NJ. SINGER. Register.
Eel