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AUSTRALASIA.

CHANGE IN THE GOVERNMENT OF QUEENSLAND
NEW zEALAND's COMMERCE WITH CANADA.
SAN Francisco April 9, 1877.
The steamer City Of New York has arrived hero from
Sydney, N s. W., having left that port March O. and
brings the following intelligence
NEW WALES.
Parliamentary debates have been very animated
during the past month. The parties very evenly
balanced and crisis has arrived which result in
either q change Of government or dissolution.
QUEENSLAND.
Hon. General Thorn has resigned Premier and
Vice President Of the Executive Council. The Gov
has boon requested by tho Ministers postpone
his departure in consequence Of the crisis.
Her Britannia Msjcsty's steamer Fantom returned
March 10 from HAWAII. having lett Keoiukcoku Bay
Monday, March s. The volcanic eruption ceased I'M.
medaely after tho departure OF tho Kilauca
continuing in operation not than twenty -four
hours.
NEW ZEALAND.
On tho LIST ut meeting OF the Auckland Chamber
OF Commerce he d to receive Hon. John Young OF
Montreal, Canada. Mr.. Young explained why he was
In Auckland and the object he had In visiting tho colo
es His mission 10 TO SEQ wheehcr trade cannot DO
carried on between the colonies OF Australia ana tho
Dominion of Canada to the mutual advantage OF both.
countries
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FATHER KELLY'S WILL.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., April G, 1877.
The will OF the late Rev. Daniel Kelly, pastor OF 81
Joscphs Catholic Church. Providence, has lust been
opened Ho bcqueaths 1000 to 81. Mary's Church,
OF Norwich, Conn, and similar amount to ST.
Joseph's Church, which e presided Tor so many
years. He also bcqusaths 81 900 to tho Academy OF
ST. Xavier OF tho Sisters Of Mercy, Providence; also
$1,000 to the College OF tho Holy Cross. wor.
debts aud two private lcgacies tho residue
OF his property Is bequeathcd TO his brother,
nj whose death tho estate goes to Rev. James X.
Beaver, assistant pastor OF 81. Joscphs Church, IN
trust, to use the income such charitable and be-
ncvoent PURPOSES In connection with that church as
lac shall deem proper as long rs he may remain in
charge; otherwise TO apply tho income IN the same
manner IN connection with any other Roman Catholic
church with which he may DO connected. AZ tho de-
Of Father Bcavcn the entire estate, which Is
large one, goes to ST. Joseph's Church
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STRUGGLE FOR A BABY.

BASxERs WIFE IN TEARS DEronE THE
BEScH-soLoMoS's JUDGMENT IMPLoRED.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April Q, 1871
habeas corpus case OF peculiar interest came be-
fore D. j. Brewer, Associate Justice OF the Kansas
Supreme Court, At Leavenworth to-day. Four months
ago MIRA {. A. Hull. VITO OF prominent banker in
Independence, No., secured baby from the Kansas
Home tor the Friendloss and paImcd IL Oh for
her own. Her reasons Tor adopting tho child
were that being chdIess she wanted an heir. The
story the effect that her husbands ather who
Is very wealthy offered 900 the couple upon the
birth OF child. and hence the deception resorted
She induced her husband 10 believe that the child
her own, but he soon suspected all was not right
and after minute inquiries instituted suit for divorce,
which Is now pending.
Il COURT TWO WEEPING MOTHERS.
For fear the child might be spirited away writ
issued. Hester A Wiley CLAIMS 10 be Its mother also.
Both women were in court, and the scenes enacted
very affecting. Mrs. Hull mplored the Judge to
give her tho babe, protesting that Il would die n
banded TO strangers. She wept pileously The
nblcst counsel OF Kansas and Missouri have been
tanned both sides, the case bong continued until
April "a.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General William Preston, OF Kentucky. is At tho
New York. Professor Edward H. Grifin of Williams
College, Is At the Everett Albert Keep, President OF
the Chicago aud Northwestern Railway Company, Is
at tho Windsor. Lieutenant Governor Horatio G.
knight, OF Massachusetts,, and Edward r. Bacon, Of
Buffalo. arc at tho Filth Avenue Captain N. Kouscha-
kcwetsch, OF tho Russian Army, is at the Hoffman.
Major George A. Williams and Captain Frank II.
Ph,pps, United States Army. arc at the sturssvanL
Theodore N VAIL superintendent Of the Railway Mail
Service, Mt the 81 James Ex-Congrcssman stephen
W. Kellogg. OF Connecticut, is at tho ST Nicholas
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shape IL for veal for You By imprudenee or
violence undo the labor " mahs aud bring back TO ~ all
the scenes OF anarchy msrus and corruption which have
prevailed or prudent and discreet A. you have
been you can soon Mace yourselves IN higher and better
plane. beg tho white show to the cooreu meu
that what have said for twelve years IL true that
you are the best friends they have In this world.
appeal 20 the eoored recognize the government
which now firmly established 70 trust Us for while
and they still IN the majority II the government
have established does the pledges lhase
made them throw out all the In occ nj the next olec
ton and put m anybody you please
Tho Governor concluded with fcrvcnt appeal to all
South Caronans. native foreign borD. whito and
black, democrats and republicans to unto In grand
effort 10 restore the state to its happy and pros
porous condition. when she stood tho peer and equal OF
any state IN the Union.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

ANOTHER MEETING OF woRKrNGMEN AT orTA-
wA--PREMIER M'KENzIE AND SIR JOHN Mac
DoNALD-LABoRERs ADVISED TO go WEST
THE TARIFF DISCUSSED.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA, Ont, April q, 1877.
Another large meeting OF workingmcn was held to-
day in the Parliament grounds. Upward Of 900
present, buf tho proceedings were entirely orderly.
Tho body addressed tho Premier aud other pub
lie men, notably by Aonzo Wright NJ. p, who do
plored the condition OF tho labor market just now but
hoped that as as tho sawmis arc opened, which
will be about tho LIST Of May, oil may DO employed. In
tho meantime he said a committee would DO appointed
Mt meeting TO DO called by tho Mayor Tomorrow, who
would look alter provide for all oil absolute
distress.
THE rRgxIER's ADVICE.
Premier Mckenzie advised them to go to the Red
River country, where mont would provide them
with good farms rco and assist them for year to
make homes Tor themselves and nmilcs
A large police force tho spot in anticipation
oil trouble but NO arrests were made.
Cheers were gwen for the cxistngsgovernmcnt and
Sir John Macdonald chief OF tho opposition movement,
created feeling by referring 10 tho bodness Of
tho workingmen IN invading Parliament Buildings
yesterday aud their success securing tho attention
OF tho Premier on such an informal occasion. They
were evidently determined TO forco matters but by
the adrot efforts OF tho officials they have for the
moment been notified
In the House OF Commons last night the debate on
the tariI was resumed by Mr.. Cartwri moving the
concurrence OF tho House In tho resolution respecting
tho duty on tea
Hon Sir John A. Macdonald moved In amendment
that thc resolution be not read third ume but that
It be referred back the committee. with instructions
TO substitute instead oil the duty ton, othor
tax that would aid The various Industries OF tho
country.
vote was taken at hali-past twolvo o'clock A. NJ.
and the amendment lost by 81 to ITO.
Mr. Wallace moved an0t nor amendment declaring
n nd ipg IA lgO Ostb nv IN
Upon tho resolution referring TO tubing the Finance
Minister announced that upon consideration govern
ment had resolved TO give drawback upon tubing
actually used Ia boilers, tho rebate 10 DO made by
order IN Council
SNOW AT oUEBEc-IcR AT CAPE ROUGE.
QUEBEC, April Q, 1877.
About three inches OF snow fell last night Tho leo
~ Capo Rouge shows signs OF weakness and is OK.
pectcd 10 mako au early start
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April I'll A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April I'll A. NJ.
Indications
For Now England ard the Middle States clear or
fair weather aud change IN temperature with north
to west winds and slowly rising barometer, followed
during tho afternoon In the southern portion OF tho
Middle States by casterly winds increasing clouds
ness
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
icys warmer cast south winds, falling barometer,
partly cloudy weather, and light rains during tho
night
For Tennessee ana the Gulf States, slightly warmer
east to south winds, slowly falling barometer and areas
OF rain.
For tho South Atlantic States, northeast TO south
winds slight changes In temperature and station
AIRY or slowly rising barometer, with partly cloudy
weather during tho day and threatening weather with
areas OF rain during tho night
Tho Missouri River viii rise between Omaha and
Kansas City. rho Mississippi Will change but slightly
and tho Ohio continue 10 TALL.
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A TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PROMINENT
HAVANA BANK.
HAVANA, April O, 1871
Tho Bank San jose has suspended payment tempo
rarily being unable to meet checks presented
day. The deposits amount to 81, 500 900.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.


Sr. LOUIS. No. April G, 1877.
pr. Root formerly Lieutenant Governor of Kansas,
and Tinted States Minister to Chill, while exercising
young horse in wyandotie Kansas. to-day, was
thrown down and had both his lees broken. IL Is
a1essd that The accident may result seriously.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twenty-our hours, In CON-
parson with tho corresponding date OF last yoar,
indicated by the thcrm omctar at Hudnuts pharmacy,
ttut
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... -
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year s."'.ss..'...,..." ......y.............. 40
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SNOW AT QUEBEC.

SNOW AT QUEBEc-ICR AT CAPE ROUGE.
QUEBEC, April o, 1877.
About three inches OF snow fell last night Tho leo
~ Capc Rouge shows signs OF weakness and is OK.
pectcd 10 mako au early start
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INTERVIEWS WITH TIE RIVAL GOVERNORS.
Grand Demonstration Of the
Nichols Supporters.
WADE HAMPTON ON HIS NATIVE HEATH.
Federation Of the Pledges Made During
the Campaign.
LOUISIANA.

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Tho report of tho Secretary Of War shows
TINT tli"urnly has horn u'iiNtly cum. ,yri dur
inE the year aud has rendered very important
-orNi"" in SURPRISING hostIlli"- In The Init
country ANA IN prr~"rslng pNaI'r aud pri"tln
llirund property in the interior ar we'll u~ ulln..
tho NJ ~ an border long ana arduou- calu-
pHlEn has been prosecuted with final complete
trlb' of ludnvs. fun accounted tuiS cUll-
pugn VIII he ltuul In the rrl lr Oi the q %. ru
uf tire Amy. II Will ho soon thAt IN IT, course
several battles were t0u-ht, in which nAmh ~
Of gallant officers and mon lost their lives.
i0in WliI tho Seer tary Of War and the q 'ucrll
ol lh' Army ln 0W"rIlus to- thn ofil "r- amt
Wru employed ~ IN" lnn.s nnl toil-nWH pursuit
mud in tAr final capture of trceo Mdiin- inc
hon y ana praIr which i- plu-iN tn, iI dir.
1hrNaY serious RIOTS Whir 10 nrfurT' i'm ~rN-
crNl of tne stat q in July last rendered ur'Ne-
sutN Tine employment Of u ron-id rlhlc portion
N' if VrmN tp ar servo iNn ponce iiNi maintain
order In the STATE, of W'-t Virginia. Mary
land, i"nn-ylyanni, and Illinois ~ So d turb-
an, wore ~p iurmiiNlIH us t. u Hy Tine lp 'il
I'VE was Hll'd upon. in tine mode provided hy
IN. .uri tuition and laws. 20 furnish military
nld. AN Erytllrd to ho uhlr tn - lie TINT the
troop, sent ia response tD thr-t' cHll for aid in
the sung OF domestic violence were ahl",
10y iHr lnilufl"c of thclr presence in the dis
iurhcd regions, To pr"irrvc the ponce and re-
store Oldoi without the use of force. I'm the dis
chHrge of this delicate and IMPORTANT duty. both
officers and men acted with great prudence and
courage. and for thoir services deserve Tho
thanks of the country.
TROUBLES ON THE RIO dRANDr.
Disturbances along the Rio Hrnndr. in TaNAs.
To which have already reierrod. have rendered
necessary tho constant employment Of mill
lory fore, IN that vicinity. full rcp9rl 9l al
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II O'toher last. after tn" pavmcnt of tho pop
ular sul'e 'ripiluns. ARRANGEMENTS w"r' per.
1prtrd Ia open further Sili ut IONS g. fil lpur
per cout. loan. and u catl W. iihnui 10 no ior
: N millions of six per cent. bonds hp' % WIS
,ni.orarily post pnnrd lV .r-nn nl the .i..itn-
tiou IF the repeal of the Resumption af and
the rnmou eti2ution of silver. Wlieh the iss0-
riHf"- n"i Hvrl would proN.ut further srips II
these loon l-. Fort this rD4~Nl thrv deed ard 10
pi,"r them. lud no furti nr uil 1l sis r'. Ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-02

The President continues to appoint negroes
to of6ce-that is in the South. for as yet he
keeps them vigorously excluded from among his
appootees 10 the North, where. it is asserted,
there is no prejudice against them, and where,
according TO republican averments, the color OF
ones skin makes 20 difference in him as man
and o brother. 1t would. if all the republicans
said we're believed, be natural to suppose that,
considering the objections Southern people are
accused OF having for the negroes, and the love
the Northern people arc accredited with hav'
ipg for them, the President would, at least, ap.
point some negroes to Office 10 the North, but
republicans are an unnatural people and so their
unnatural actions should occasion no surprise.
10 Kentucky. where the two latest negro ap-
poiutmcus have been made, the only opposl'
ton the appointees meet with is from white
republicans The democrats seem to be pretty
we'll satisfied with them.
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Storm

CINCINNATI, July 2-As adVces come 10
from points remote trom the telegraph lines 1t
is evident that the storm Of wind and rain Of
Saturday night last was even more destructive
Of life and property than the previous one. Its
path seems to have been through the country
in Indiana and Ohio lying a little south OF the
centre of the States. At Waverly, Johoson
County, Ind, at about O'Clock at night the
storm struck tho residence Of George Dressler
blowing it cntire away and leaving fruit caus
10 the cellar undsturbed. Dressler was found
near with his feet acerated and his chest badly
iujufed. His wife and two children, aged five
and three years were killed outright Another
child aged l2 years died yesterday, while fourth
child years old received bad scalp wound
and had its ankle dislucated and is not expect
ed to recover The residence of James Arm.
strong was nearly blown down. One child was
killed and another has since died. Near st.
Paul, Ind, a number Of barns aud dwellings,,
also a church and school house we're entirely
destroyed. Michael Mehesleich was killed, Mrs.
Reicher was fatally injured, &. Juppenlatz IN.
ternally injured aud John Lewis had his COLLAR
bone broken. At Jolly, Ind, new church
was completely torn to pieces The farmers
lose very heavily A large number Of cattle
we're killed, fences levced aud barns and out.
houses destroyed. IN the vicinity OF Columbus,
lad, the lowest estimate OF damage is $jo,0 900.