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NOVA SCOTIA.

OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
HALIFAX, Feb. Is, 1871
The Nova Scotia Legislature opened at thrce O'Clock
r. NJ, to-day The Lieutenant Governor in his speech
from the throne. regretted that the antcpations in
dulged in last year TO the Improvement of general
trade and commerce had not been realized,
yet We had be thankful that the labors Of
farmers and fishermen had been rewarded by abundant
rcturns He expressed pleasure at having succeeded
making for the construction Of the
extension of the railway from New Glasgow to the
Straits of Canso favorable terms, and was assured
the work would be carrod forward early completion
He stated that the Dominion government had re-
fused to continue tho yearly subsidy Of $50, 900 TO
Nova Scotia after July next, at which time the term
fixed upon expires.
lhe subject OF a legislative union Of the maritime
provinces having attracted considerable attention.
suggested the pr0prety Of authorizing his government
confer with the OF the other provinces
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NORFOLK. Va, Feb Is, 1877
The Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine, Admiral
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Hghness, leave here Monday tor few days trip to
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ne route OF tho royal party. They will return In
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pectcd to participate in grand hunt in the Dismal
Swamp region previous to their departure.
Another grand dinner was given to the American
naval officers by the Grand Duke this evening, on
board tho Svetlana. return Tor the disng
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Fob. Is, 1871.

WASHINGTON, Feb II, 1871
PASSAGE OF THE wALLABoUT MARKET BILL.
The wallabout Market project, which has exercised
tho residents OF Brooklyn and Long Island 20
much In tho past, received a impetus to-day
by the final passage the Senate Of
the brl introduced by Mr.. Bliss, to secure
site Tor that purpose Efforts have been made 10 SC.
cure proper market space In Brooklyn IN n suitable
and central locaton and 10 prevail Oh the government
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MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR TURKEY.

NEW HAyxx, Conn.,. Feb. Is, 1877
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port to-day for Constantinople, with the following
cargo Tor the Turkish government 0OO, 900 Snder
cartridges 420,O0O Winchester cartridges, 5000 800
Martini Shells 1000 900 bullets 49, 600 Martini guns
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against the appropriations asked for by Mr. Martin.
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gained ADMISSION 10 the Executive ONCE al New Or.
leans to-day upon the preicncc tnat he was a corre-
spondcnt OF that Journal and then committed personal
assault uron Governor Packard is an impostor, ho
having no connection Whatever with the Press and
noth,ug whatever Is known o. him at the oficc oil
paper.
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A RAILROAD SEIZED.

QUEBEC, Feb. IS, 1871.
Tho entire plant and rolling stock OF the Lewis and
KcDncbcc railway has been seized Dy the bonaholders.
The employees offered resistance but tho bailis
succeeded in executing the attachment
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The English Pcerage. ny u. q. Grecnvic Murray
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Femme Incopnuc. Galere de Florence. By NJ. r. W. 81
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Gucrnsey.-The Lassie tCompiant. BY James Kennedy
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Lanicr Tho Dramatic cnnors Bv Frederick Whitaker
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David ker-Driit-N ood By Philip Quiiibct-Scic nti6o
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FATAL AFFRAY.

CHEYENNE, Wy T., Feb. Is, 1877.
Thomas McClain. private of company d, Fifth cav
airy shot and fatally wounded George Hunt, OF com.
pany X, in the regiment, at Sidney Neb, to-day.
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CANADA.

SIR JOHN MACDONALD EXPLAINS HIS USE or
THE SECRET SERVICE FUND-uNwRIrTEN
''rENIAN BA1D" AccouNTs-wHY CERTAIN
NAMES WERE NOT BETRAYED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. Is, 1877
lively passage At arms occurred to-day in the Do
mnon House Of Commons Charges having been
made that Sir John Macdonald, now in opposition had
illegally detained $50 900 which belongs to tho secret
service fund, refusing to give the present
government full statements Of tho manner
in which part OF the same has been
dsburscd, he and explained in clean cut speech
that certain cxgences OF tho service connected with
the Fenan raids prevented his of the names
of the parties using the said fund
Premier Mackenzie retorted that no official had
right to withhold his confidence from his successor
concerning the employment OF the public money and
intimated that under such practices so contrary to
the usage in England grave suspicious might arise.
Macdonald replied that he would stand by the re-.
cora of his acts, ana that he had touched any
Of the money! directly or indirectly, save to refund it
to the government
Mackenzie answered that he did not question that
fact but depored the departure from the usual con-
servatve practice In such matters and hoped there
would be no repetition Of the innovation
The important business Of Parliament is not yct
reached That body is now in session.
Ills showing here heavily.
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He WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for tho. past twenty -four hours In com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer ~ Hudnuts pharmacy,
E,,,l.
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THOROUGH PURITY OF THE CUTICLE Is AT.
tanned by tho usc of GLESN's SULPHUR soar.
uiLLs HAIR AND WHisKER DYE, black or brown Soc
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Avtrsgc temperature yesterday ........... 25h
gear so5
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A-NATURE GIVES A HARMoNIZING COLOR
to the hair which sickness PARKERs
HAIR BALsAM the color and life.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
The undersigned desire TO inform their friends and prt
that this reduced the price OF their
SILK HATS from xS TO 81 and their undrcss
and business II AIRS in proportion.
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POMEROY'S TRUSSES ARE BY FAR THE BEST
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Nrw Yopx Feb Is 1877.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS $3.50, 900
fifteen days Prizes cashed Information furnished
Highest rates paid for Spanish Bills Governments &c.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers II Wall st., New York.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
aerated beverages.
JOHN MATTHEW'S lst NV. aud 26th st.. city.
WIGS TOUPEES RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
wigmakcr switches Curs Invisbles Bandeaux ~ East
18th st., near Broadway
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DISPATCHES FROM GOVERNOR NICHOLAS.
WASHINGTON, Feb II, 1877.
Tho following dispatches havo been received to-
night from Governor Nichols relative TO the attempt
to assassnalc Governor Packard at New Orleans this
morning.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb l5--4:25 T.. NJ.
r. A. BURKE, Washington, ID. Co.
In answer To despatch nave taken steps to acquire
full Information. Boylan reports entrance st.
Louis Hotel denied TO our police Have ascer.
tanned VINO he is; report says correspondent OF Pha-
dephia paper. circumstances time, place. &C, point
to act of lunntc win telegraph iuIly as AZ get
definite iniormation i. T. NICHOLAS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. lbs ~ |, NJ
T.. A. BURKE, W. VI. Levy Washington. II. G. -
Everything perfectly quiet and pcaccablc here
Extra Repubfcda tins evening says:-''Thc man who
attempted to shoot Governor Packard is evidently n
stranger here. He stated that he had only Dccn IN
New Orleans twcniy-iour hours. Governor Packard
was slightly grazcd by The ball, but the wouldbe as
sassin was shot in the arm.
our police attempted to obtain for the pur.
pose OF obtaining evidence on which to arrest the man
charged with tho attempted crime, but were refused
admission into the st. Louis Hotel by those in charge
ar the man Is IN the CUSTODY oi Packard's police
am engaged now In trying 10 ascertain the facts.
Can conceive OF motive Tor the act charged unless
he were madman nni no friend OF Iouisiana and no
friend OF Louisiana can entertain any other idea.
Every clOrt shall be mndo 10 probe the matter
bottom, and legal steps will bc taken VIII telegraph
DEFINITE facts learned. Republicans Will
doubtless strive TO make political capital OF the mat.
ter r. I. NICHOI.IS.D
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Kansas Special Correspondence.
JUDsoN, KAN, May I

JUDsoN, KAN, May 1st, 1877.
EDIToR STAR:-There is no news
of importance here, except that in
regard to grasshoppers, The peo-
pie along the Republican River are
looking somewhat cast down. The
eggs of the hoppers having hatched
cut in untold numbers, the young
pest are eating tho wheat before
them, as they hop along from farm
to farm; the people are burning,
ditching, rolling the land and every
conceivable thought is brought into
action to destroy the pest. 1t will
be about sixty days before the young
hoppcrs will be large enough to fly;
hence We think that the crops in the
locality where the deposits are made
will not amount to much, unless they
can succeed in destroying them.
The train that left Riverton has
been heard from at Dcadwood City.
Sheperdson writes he cannot sell
his eggs. Will have to lose them,
or give them away. From one to
fifty teams are passing every week,
bound for the Hills.
We were the recipients Of gale,
Sunday evening, April 22d. TWAS
fearful to behold at distance, let
alone being near. 1t swept the fields
Of new plowed land as clean as a
floor, of all dust, in less time than
it takes to tell it. The only dam
age done by the tornado was blow
ing down a tent belonging to Mr..
Kimball and breaking a dozen eggs
that Hon. Thomas Johnson was car
rying in his hand upon horse.
He was obliged to let the eggs 60
or &c himself, is the way he ex-
pressed it; and climb down and make
home on foot. 1t seemed to blow
from every point of the compass at
one time. Spring grain looks well
where the pests have not been.
Corn is up, although it is cold here
Mt present, and has been for the past
few days, with plenty Of rain from
the northeast. There seems to bc
considerable feeling hore about the
governorship Of South Carolina and
also, about the Hayes experiment.
Some believe the old adage that
"Give an inch, and they will take
an ell" If such should be the case,
good bye "Rutl.y" and party, also.
QUIX.
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Yshp Aobsrtissu'snts.
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions Of a
certain indenture OF mortgage, by ihs non payment
mortgage bears da.e the ninth day Of February. A.
d. 1919; executed bv Geo. y. Pool. of Lake county,
Mich TO Alfred D. Kinne, aud recorded In the oicc
the eleventh day OF February, A. D. 1875. at I: no
oclock p m, In Libcr Of NJ orteagcs on pages cstI
29l and 2sz; and hich said mortgage wa. duly as.
Michigan, to the Township OF Elk, In tho County of
Lake, and State OF Michigan, by assignment bear
Ing date the 2,th day OF April, A. D., 1876; and
of Register of Deeds, Tor the County Of Lake and
State OF Michigan, "n the 9th day Of April. A. ID.
ls'6, O'clock p m, in joer tarec 4 Mortgages,
on pagcs II anG il2 on which mort gage, there IL
claimed % be due and unpaid At The dale Of this mo-
tce, FOR principal aud Interest, the of Five un-
dred and F,lysevcn Dollars and Seven, -oue Cents
(SJ57.7, TO said Assignee of Norigsgc and also the
rum sf twenty-five Doliars (S25,, lhs attorney fee
provided thsrvin. to be paid. should amy procced-
ings be taken to ioreciose the same; and whereas
no proceedings ut law or In equity, have been akcn
10 folcclose said oiigagc, or any part thc eof;
now. Therefore, Notice is h,iccy given at by vir-
tue o the power of sale contained in said mort gage,
shall ,ell ut pn3c auction, 10 the highest bidder,
On Saturday, the An Day of august,
"A. D. 1871 at 10 o'clock in ibe forenoon OF said day
at hc east door OF he cou,t House. in the Village
OF Baldwin, Lake coun.y Michigan (tiiat being The
bp.t.iny In which the Great Ourt Tor the County
Of Lake ID heidi, The premises descl ibed In said mort
gage, or so much, or such par, thereof as shalt be
Dccessa; to satisfy ije amount due said nior,-
gage hc costs aud expenses OF said sale and the at
toruey fee aforesaid, said premises beiug desc bcd
as folo~s All riat certain piece par,,sl OF land
lying aud bsing. aod situate in .be Village or Ba,d
win. In The County, OF axe, and siaic of Michigan
number Seven C7) a1d Eight eD ~ Block number
Fifteen ID. ~ he Village of ia dwin, designate ied
on map ofsasd vliase. now ON record Ia ioc Office
Dated, Baldwin, May $50, 1877.
fflt IN.t ii TOWNSHIP OF ELK,
DC. WARNER, Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assianee Of Mortgage.
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cally contractor pat in defective
girders, which an equally rascally
inspector passed, which rsscality
cost FIVE men their lives. It is the
age Of shoddy and the government
gets more than its share Of it. 'rir
The officers of the swindling
" American Popular" have been in
dicted, and there is u decent pros
pect that some of them will wear
the stripes at Sing-Sing. There
are a dozen other companies which
need just as thorough an overhaul
ing, and there are enough Of the
swindlers who ought to be in Sing
Sing to organize a life-insurancs
brigade there. '' y 3N'..5 'l
Business is getting better, every
day. The merchants are doing bet.
ter. Collections are more satisfac-
tory and everything locks cncour-
aging. The policy of President
Hayes has given backbone to the
trading interest, for there is, finally,
certainty ofsomcthing. Whether
his policy be right or wrong, it is a
policy, and men know what to de-
pend upon. The South, relieved
from the uncertainties that have SO
long hung over it, is plucking up
courage, and preparing for business;
and the effect is observable. Her
merchants are buying goods and
paying for them, confident that they
will find their account in the gen.
cral revival they hope for. The
Russian Turkish war has frightened
up matters, for the price Of bread,
stuffs has gone up, the farmers. are
paying their bills to the country re
taller, and he, in turn, is coming
here to make good his stock.
PIETRO.
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Nsw YonK, May Is, 1877

New YonK, May Is, 1877.
A test was made Of the real es-
tate market last week. Certain lots
of ground on Eighty-Sevcnth street,
which cost five years ago, $50, 900,
and was considered cheap at that,
were put up Mt auction to determine
what reduction in price and in rent
ais should be made. The property
brought $685. 900 on the usual terms.
As the sale was made in good faith,
the reduction is accepted by owners,
and prices arc established accord
inclv. This is a terrible let down,
but owners arc compelled to stand
it. Rents have fallen more in pro-
portion than prices. Stores on
broadway which rented formerly for
$4,000 only command $4,000 or
$4,000, and the hoped-for rise in
Nav was not obtained. There are
thousands Of stores standing empty,
and thousands upon thousands of
houses. People who formerly, oc-
cupicd whoic pcgse, nov con'eh'
themselves win a nall' anu In very
many cases WITH even. iess fosm'
a great many apartmeat houses
have been built IN wl'iel, zen. seven ns" rooms
can be had Tor from sP 70 soo, "a .
month, and they are taken oy dnc tno
people I who formerly Pald Szo,Vvo ,
or S3o,oJo ior wholc houses l nc
depression IN business mas dene @
part OF II, ana the permanent loss
OF trade TO the sel'y mas a9he 'ns
rest; /. ,y..:s,, : \ ..,
'Beiore the war. isno. t9o :, : com
Earison Tor cnsspnca, snscr::
with plcachsa cg'.o4,lgsn~ ,,,o =
cents yaru, asu SINS 81 ceau,o
grade at si.oo yarp,tpefc - III
more TO nope @ lor IN tue t1l way OF cneap
Soods., Win 7u'ts ,csorps 's0rg fuch as
a gepucmah can Sc2ar, " o' anu
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Weather RcDQrt.

ip The following weather report wss
prepared and furnished by Lees. Cobb,
of Yates township: ~ 4, i,.srr,f
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