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The New York herald., 1877-10-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Theodore Miller, OF the New York Cont OF
Appeals Congressman Frank hiscock Syracuse
and willigtn L. Bostwck, OF Ithaca at the Fifth
Avenue Ex-Governor Henry Linput OF Rhode
Island, is at tho Hoffman. Thomas Alien. President
OF the u Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Company, tho New York. Congressman BeIJa-
mn A. Willis, IS at the Windsor Captain H. W.
Howgate, OF the Signal Service, United States Army;
Henry Root President, ana Amos Green, Vice Pres,-
dent Of tho quincy, Missouri and Pacac Railroad
Company and James j. Bennett, President OF tho
Ptsburs and Lake Eric Railroad Company, are at the
81. Nicholas Ex-Governor J. W. Stewart, Of ver-
mont, is at the Everett. Ex.Congressnnn q, r.
Biggs, OF Delaware. Is at the Grand Central John
Newell, General Manager OF tho Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway, is az the Clarendon.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
A COMPLICATED SUIT.

Martin Frank and his VITO Maria lived on Cnlon
HILL Life was very pleasant to both OF them TIL Mrs
krisback became their frequent visitor Then Mr.
Franks pleasure seemed 10 increase, while Mrs.
Franks oozcd out IN inverse ratio The latter had ncr
suspicious, and, woman fashion, she Land a plot 20
confuse her lord She planned visit 20 trends Ia
Brooklyn and as she locked the drawers and closets
with housewives she told Mr.. Frank h O micnt
during her absence sleep the house while he could
obtain his meals at neighboring restaurant
That fatal DAY the 10Th OF June
last. Ar. Frank tcndcry escorted his wife 10 street
car and kissed her gooiby he du expect 20 SEQ
her again for week at least IL Is alleged that at ten
O'Clock the same night Mrs Frank, accom- panied by
trend Mrs. Lang returned To the house, and rats
window very nosclcssy. She used umbrella TO
force an entrance, and, having succeeded, she de-
scended to the basement, and, opening door, aa.
nitted her friend. The two then found their way 10
Mrs Franks chamber, where they alegc thcy dis
covered Mr. Frank asleep bat alone Mrs. Krshauk
slumberng sweetly by his side. The precautionary
steps tor Obtaining divorce taken by Mrs.
Frank, but alter her husband had explained the matter
to her she Withdrew her suit, and the two settled
down again in Their doncstcity and have lived hap
ply after. Bn. there Is Il sequel the story.
Mr. Kr!sback whose name has not hitherto been
mentioned, and who seems to been ignored In n
longer. but assert himself. He brought. suit for
divorce against Mrs Krsoack ana the case was yes.
tcrday heard before MIR G. : See supreme Court
Commissioner in Jersey CITY, Mrs. Kfsbacx was
married TO her present husband In 1852 they had
three children
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
DEATH FROM MEDICAL MALPRAC-
TICE.

CoRoNER's INQUEST ON THE BODY OF YOUNG
NLw JERSEY SCHOOL TEACHER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE AERALD.l
TRENTON, Oct. is, 1877.
school teacher named Emma F. Carson, aged
twenty y-three years, died suddenly here yesterday
under which aroused suspicious Of foul
play. Coroner Bodine instituted investigation,
and this morning post-mortem examination was held
by three leading physicians. They came to the
conclusion that death the result OF criminal
malpractice with the Of Instruments. The Cor.
oner cmpance q jury and several witnesses were
examined A verdict was returned that tho deceased
girl camo to her death "by having an abortion pro-
duccd on her BY some person or persons unknown" /"
There are circumstances pointing strongly TO the
Identification or the guilty persons and II the author
tiles be lethargc they vii! succeed N erreting
the criminals; built Is probable that the Coroner's
inquest will DC tho last step taken IN this direction,
judging by former Official action IN !ikc Gases.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

any price ine correspondent summarizes the
views current at the Elysec, which be derived
from conversation with person intimate there Ac.
cord.ng this Information the elections ara no; re-
garded necessi,ating q retirement OF the Cabinet
THE MARSHAL CAN WAIT
ssThe Marshal win wait 10 see VIVA, viii be tho at.
,ituce Of the Chamber 1: shows an aggressive tenn.
per, disposition TO thwart tho Cabinet or force on
the Marshal dshonorabic policy consisting OF the
abandonment OF his iunctionaries and the violation
OF his soemniy contracted pledges, he viii dissolve
II again, and In the unlikely event Of tho Senate
refusing It's dissolution. the Marshal will,
II necessary persist in oissoving the Deputies, being
guided only by the public interests
WYE LA REPUBLIC
"He considers that the elections show that Franco
demands the Republic coupled with order, ana
believes that he alone can gvo her both
in conjunction. he thinks also that al the elections
onsunday last tho country ala not fully appreciate
tho interests az stake"
MurIxY on HOARD THE SHIP NEW woRLn
1t was the mate OF the American ship New World,
hence Tor New York, who killed ono OF the musinous
crew of the More, not the captain enormously
ported. Marines from Her Majcsty's guardship Dun.
can, at sheerness. arrested the other mutinecrs
SUNK AT SEA
News has been received that the steamer Knapton
Hall, Of this port, has been sunk by collision
with vessel. whose name is unknown, and twelve
lives were lost
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcEf.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l9-l A. 81.

OFFICE CHIEP signal OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Oct l9-l A. ii. J
Indications
For New England light, variable winds. shifting to
warmer, souheasterly, partly cloudy weather, with
increasing cloudiness and rain areas and falling
barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer soutlferly
winds; Az north stations, cloudy weather and rain
areas; at souih stations, clear or partly cloudy
ther, stationary or falling barometer
For the south Atlantic States. warmer clear or
partly cloudy weather southcasterly winds anu falling
barometer.
For the Eas, Gull. States Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, cloudy and rainy weather, southerlv winds,
stationary or lower pressure aud temperature
For tho West Gull States rain areas followed by
clearing weather. colder northerly winds and rising
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys, cloudy anc rainy weather. colder Eorthery winds
and rising barometer
For the lower lake region, cloudy and rainy
weather. eastery winds, stationary lower pressure
and temperature.
For the upper lake region, cloudy aud rainy
weather northeast backing to colder northwest WINDS
stationary followed by rising barometer
The Lower Missouri Arkansas and Red rivers Will
The Onto River will remain nearly stationary.
Cautonary signals are ordered for Indano.a, Gal
weston, Duluth, Marquette, Escanaba Chicago, Grand
Haven, Milwaukee ami Section !.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

Captain Seth Cole, OF the brig Gem, whose death
has been briefly announced. was born Warren, near
Newport, r. 1. He began seafarlng lilo in 1913, his
first voyage master being tn 1870. when he was en-
gagged In the coasting trade between Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. He assumed command of the brig
Rolling Wave in 1856, and ho engaged to take an
iron sup 70 Canton tor tho Chinese government. HIS
voyage memorable one, his vessel being struck
by lightning and considerably damaged. In 1868,
whilo making n trip rom New York 10 New Orleans,
and while at the mouth OF the Mississippi, hts vessel
captured by the rebels aud burned ne was
taken prisoner and conned IN the LIBBY {Richm ond)
Prison until April, 1864, when be was exchanged for
Fnz Hugh Lee, who was at that time prisoner at
Point lookout While in that PRISON Captain Cole
contracted Il disease which he never ompletey got
He died at sea while homeward bound from
Calcutta Hc leaves a widow and two children
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

ever Tor his sweeping statement which your corrs-
sponasht makes, There are many Institutions profess
ine 70 coLier degrees anu grant diplomas which have
no iesa power TO do So" Philadelphia has indeed
oeel unfortunate within the past few 10 be called
upon 70 root onl Of her midst dtp!oma shops" This
Goes not warrant tie unqualified assertion above
ieiteu TO- Inc American medical profession Is te.
hacous OF the legality OF diplomas held by practk
uchers, whether human Veterinary as any body Of
medical men in The world We therefore deny the cx-
stence tue above premises assumed ty your corre-
spondent The author 81 the article entitled 'yetert
mary scence' also MAKES tAe following statcment:-
lhe Ne" ork College =: Veterinary Surgeons Is tho
only one At present ia Tie unued states having the
power TO legally grant iploMas.r IL seems strange
that he has thus ignored the existence OF the
American Veterinary College duly chartered nder ho
general law OF the state o. New YORK Ia Apri 1870
with Board OF Trustees tuy organized with the yarle
faculty thai successfully constituted that OF the New
York College oi Veterinary Surgeons from 1894 10
1875, during which time tnat college maintained the
position Of reco2n ana respcc medical insttu.
lon with del egate 10 the American Medical assoca-
tions.
The American Veterinary College IL COW entering
upon third regular Of lectures and around
II have localized. with but lew exceptions, alumni
OF the New York College OF Veterinary Surgeons OF
former days Ii has tho unqualified support o. tho
veterinary professors OF the country ana the cordial
recognition OF sister institutions Europe and in
Canada. Respectfully. SAMUEL MARSH,
President American Veterinary College.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
VETERINARY SCIENCE.
NEW YORK, Oct 10. 1871.

NEW YORK. Oct 10 1914
To rnE EDITOR THg HERALD
We read with mach satisfaction In your issue OF
MONDAY October Is, letter entitled ''vcterinary
scionccr No lGy concur with your CORE
eponacnt In the views wAich he expresses rcla
i've to tho pressing necessity Tor tho cutva.
ton Of veterinary medicine IN the United
states ana It's establishmcnt the same solid
basis which It holds in European countries. our ex.
perence FOR tho past thirteen years in the teaching
OF students in veterinary medicine and their sGpsc.
quenl successful career as veterinary practitioners in
the several communities whore they have settled,
places position TO endorse your Us
views that the practice OF veterinary medicine by a
duly qualified practitioner offers moro immediate aud
subsiautal returns tor the umc spent his studios
than the time spent III qualifying Tor the prac.
tlcc OF human medicine. We just ground, how
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
SUMNER AND GRANT.

WENDELL PHILLIPS ~ OFFENCE or THE DEAD
sENAToa-THR FACTS oP THE ISrERyIEw
sTArED-THz ADMINISTRATION CHARGED
WITH rALsEHooD II THE MOTLEY QUARREL.
BY -iLEGRApH TO THE HEGALpl
BosroS. Mass, Oct. IS, 1877.
Wendell Philips iec;ared Newton Center tonight,
before the Young Mems Chrlstsn Association, and
gave sharp blow General for his attack upon
Charles sumner He charged the ex-presiden;
with being intoxicated al tho time Sumner
had his nrst interview with him relative to
The St. Domingo treaty, Mr. Phillips said tha, sum
ncr received the manuscript OF mo treaty from tho
hands OF General Grant. who drove up to summers
door when he was sitting at dinner. Sumner sad to
the President
u VIII look a, the bill; trust shall have tho
pleasure OF supporting tho administration"
They were SIMPLY words Of courtesy. When he
went homo examined the instrument he una the
DARK lrcachery TO the black race. The next day
he saw General Grant aDd took back the courteous
assent lie pointed out the objections the treaty,
and urged reconsideraton by the administration.
Grant listened n sullen silence. gentleman was
present who mad been IN Washington Tor lorty years.
and as he came away with sumner rcmarked.-
~ nars ne matter with tho President! Do you
think lie understands you ?r
." should ,hins be might" said Sumner.
mo, he doesn't" was tho rcJoinder; he Is In no
state 10 understand anything"
II Grant never heaTd that sumner took back that
Courteous pledge in The chamber OF The White House
u was because his brain refused 10 perform office.
he Is no judge OF the veraciy o! The Senator from
Massachusetts.
Tlh MOTLEY QUARREL.
y. the Motley quarrel Mr. Philips snid the records
in the State Department IN black and white that
the administration stopped TO Il alsehood. and that
Sumner said TO secretary Fish
'Sir, YOU are too OF the President for base pur-
poses, aud this removal is out OF spite
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
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TAXING RAILROAD COMPANIES.

meeting OF the spccal committee appointed by tho
Brooklyn Board o Aldermen 10 ascertain tho amoupts
paid to tho city by the different corporations held
last evening IN the Common Council Chamber Ircsi.
dent Truslow, Of the Board OF Assessors, said hat
the Brooklyn, prospect Park AMI Concy Island
Railroad Company's rcal estate was valued
at Sl:js.93 whlc the capital stock amounted
TO $500 900 The CITY, lie sud- received 10 tax on tho
difference between he two amounts. II was claimed
by the company that they could not be taxed on the
difference, tnefc was 10 stock on the Market and
that tAc bondnolicrs pcccivcd u IN tho shape
bonus The committee considering that there WAS
considerable money duo tho CITY from tno company
determined upon consulting tho Corporation Counsel
us 10 commencing an action against the corporation Tor
the recovery oil the mo5oy.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
GU BA.

THE RCMORS OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS DE.
cLARED TO BE WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
HAVANA, Oct l3, 1877.
The rumors Of probable peace negotiations between
Spain and the Cuban insurgents which were current
here short time ago, aud went to the extent OF
declaring that tho King Of Spain had instructed his
generals In Cuba to make peace at price In order
TO the paccaton OF this island before the dato
of his Intended marriage, provo to be without any
apparent foundation IN fact
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
RECOVERY OF cLEoPATRA's NEEDLE-THE
FRENCH MINISTRY AND THE REPUBLICANS
MODERATION OF THE REPUBLICANs-ALARM-
ING RuMoRs-TEE MuTINY ON THE NEW
WORLD
(By CABLE TO THE HERALD. I

LoNDos, Oct 10, 1877
The English steamer Fitzmaurce, from Middes-
borough Valencia, recovered the Cleopatra caisson
ninety miles north Of Ferrol, Spain.
Mr.. Dixon the engineer who designed the caisson
on which the obesk being towed to England, and
which tho captain of tho Olga compelled to
don on Sunday night of Cape Finistcrc, during a,
Storm did not think that tho obcI:sk was necessarily
lost. Hc expected that the calsson would drift sea
ward and be picked up Tho captain of the Olga, how
ever says he fears that tho casson was in hopeless
condition when abandoned.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
The Paris Dir Neupieme Siecle announces that all
the republican deputies elect will be invited to come
to tho capital hold meeting consider the policy
OF the party.
CABINET REsIGSs
The Temps says:-"There is reason to believe tho
Cabinet has resolved resign and that tho notdca-
tlon of It's resignation will appear November s, the
day after the elections for Councils General"
MORE PROSECUTIONS OF RADICALS
Tho Fransais lsemi-oiical publishes a announc-
ing that 1t is the Intention Of the government to
prosecute and punish oncreetcally all radicals
ton day. The same paper also announces
that the government has ordered the prosecution OF
several journals for articles published on Monday. 1t
says the way altered the resolution
Of the government to leave any illegal action or
the radicals unprnishcd.
REPUBLICAN MODERATION.
Paris correspondent lelcgraphs as follows:--
"On the part OF the Left there IS a deter
mInnton TO bo scltresiraincd than
ever The Idea OF the invalidaton OF elections by
papaby vitiatcd VIII DO annulled particularly those
Of the authors OF tho act Of May IL But II is
even doubtful II this will be attempted.
PROBABLE MINISTERIAL cnAsGEa
sI learn that tho commission which was dis.
cussiug tho Spanish tariffs has been warned
that 1t ought finish Us labors before
November 0, which indicates a possible ro-
tiremcnt Of tho Cabinet the evo OF the
meeting OF tho Chambers know that the Duke do
Broglie has expressed himself clearly this point
and he Is the very Minister whose resignation would
DO called for In case of resistance"
ALARMING
But alarming rumors arc also current. All who ap-
proach oOlcal spheres cxclam -"They are mad
They have lost their heads They arc
drcsming of state Of siege, of
fresh dissolution, OF dictatorship, OF a
plcbiscite OF moro encrgetically managed elections
ana Of tho so-called safety Of the country at
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
KILLED BY THE CARS.

HAcKErTsrowN. NJ j.. Oct. is, 1877.
John Terney, la0orer, was instantly killed last
cvening by the eastern express tram. lie lived
the limo of the road. had just stepped from the
house upon the track when the engine struck MIN.
HUDSON, y. r.. Oct. IS, 1877.
James Proctor, brakeman the Boston and
Albany Railroad, was Instantly killed near Chatham
last night. by falling between tho cars His family
resiJe IN t;reenbuSh.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
WILLIAM IL. MERRY.

Purser William II. Merry, OF tho Pacific Mail
steamer Honduras. died very suddenly at Panama on
the 18th OF September He had been several years In
the service OF the Pacific Mail Company, both on tho
Atlantic and Pacific, aud was universally regarded with
favor. Hc buried with Masonic honors by tho
lsthmus Lodge, No 80. IN the Nava Cemetery, upon
the lovely island OF Flamenco, september ls Mr..
Merry the OF the late Captain W. H.
Merry, we'll known in this city as OF tho pioneer
merchant vessel clntaIns.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
MISSISSIPPI HAYES MEN.
tBY TELEcnApH 10 THE HERALD. !

tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
NicKsBURG, oct ls 1877.
national adm m!nistraton party has been organized
in this county which declares hdcliy TO the constu-
ton, home rule nop-uterierence, protection equal
rights no discrimination account OF color. the Sc
lection OF honest and economical OF ability.
urges compulsory public education, indorses Tn
Texas Pacinc Railroad the ieyce SYSTEM ana closes
with an expression oi full sympathy and accord with
the adm nistration oil President Hayes.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JASEiRo Oct IL, 1877
Coffee marSet quiet; prices maintained; good hfsis
G.4ID 5000 rnis per ~ kilos.
ENchnnae on Lon on. -Its
Ayernre daily receipts codeo during tho past week.
II 100 bags weeks shipments the q annel and Moth
vi Europe 1000 and TO United states 800. werks
sales nr the hannrl aud North ot Europe 4Ou
United states "a, ,U0D; stock ia port l2i.OJO.
SANTOS. Get IL. 1877.
Coffee quoted 62oo q 100 res 10 kos for superior
Santos
Average daily receipts during the past week 3.7Ol bags
weeks shipments 23up - the Channel N,rth OF Europe
and Medi;erenra ports weess sales .lUO tor Europe
aud 6uJU the United States stock In port. 4i,u
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
VICTORIOUS" NOUKHTAR's DEFEAT.
Will the Russians Push On
to ErzerOum /?
RENEWED ACTIVITY ON THE LON.
England Seizes the Iron Huts Which
Russia Had Ordered.
[gY CABLE TO THE HERALD. I

[By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Oct. 10, 1877
correspondent at Vienna telegraphs the follow
Ing, under date Of last nght:-"It is rumored that
the assault upon Plevna recommended tonight"
AN ILL-TIMED ACT, IP TRUE.
The Daily Neacs correspondent at Vienna tele-
graphs-"The storming OF Plevna will probably be
attempted on Friday or Saturday."
GHAzI MoUKHTAR's DEFEAT.
special despatch from Vienna to the Times
says-"Moukhtar Pacha's defeat leaves the Rus
slams free to act on the wings. Further operations
by lsma Pacha against Igdyr are out Of the ques-
ton, and If he does not retreat promptly he may
share the fate OF Moukhtar Pacha's Aladja division
LEAVING KARs BEHIND.
"The Russian force at Ardahan, which has been
Kept in check by Moukhtar's positions rather than
by any immediate opposing force, win not remain
idle longer Thus, with one blow, all the advantages
gained by the Turks during the summer have dis.
appeared, and, unless the weather and the extreme
difficulty Of supplying the Russian army interfere
march on Erzeroum may be tried again thus
year.,
TERRIBLE TURKISH LOSSES.
special despatch from IInis says it is estimated
that the Russians captured in the hattie OF Monday
last thirtytwo battalions OF Turks, four brigades
OF artillery, 100 officers and 1000 horses.
Among the killed are son OF the Crcassian Chief
tain Schamyl and the Turkish General of cavalry,
Moussa Pacha. The Russians estimate the total
Turkish loss at about 10000 men, together with
great stores OF munitions and provisions.
THE czAREwIrcH's HEADQUARTERS.
despatch from Bjela reports that the Czare.
witch has removed his headquarters from Doma-
Monastyr to Bristovco, which Is further north, be-
tween the LON and the Jantra..
WHY HAVE THEY BEEN SElZED9
special despatch from Sistova says the Russian
contractor has informed the Grand Duke Nicholas
that the material ordered in England for the con-
structon of iron huts for the troops has been con-
iscated by the British government as contraband
OF war.
FEARS OF POLISH INVASION.
''The Roumanians have scarcely recovered from
the panic concerning the Hungarian inroad,, says
the Times Vienna correspondent "when rumors
OF Polish invasion from GalIcia have begun to
spread.n
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

SAY FRANCISCO. Oct. is. 1871
W. Allen, Collector General OF Honolulu has pre-
parcd a sta, en,cnt OF the value OF imports at Homo
lulu during the nrst year operations o tho Hawaan
reciprocity treaty, compared tho previous two
years as follows Value OF imports, duty paid Tor
1873 ss37 600: for 1896 s6sg 600; for the cure NJ
wear $5i6, 900: value ol bonded Imports. 1875
$4,000; 1876 ss3ooo; 1877. 500, 900; value OF i'm.
nurts free uy treaty, or the current year. Sgo2 uOO
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.

ELMrRA, y. Y, Oct Is, 1877.
A temporary elevator used Tor carrying up building
material the reormatory here tell this morning by
the breaking of tho match block Two convcts
it the time. ". NJ Terwill,gcr sent from Ulster
county, instantly killed, aud Michael Lanuhan.
from Buffalo, had leg broken. This Is the lrst
casualty that has yct happened at the rciormatory.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE UNION.
cLKvKLAsp, OHIO, Oct IS, 1877

CLEyELAsp, ohio Oct IS, 1871
This the second cay o. tho session OF the Ma
tona Christian Temperance Union. The report OF the
committee appointed yesterday report rev con-
sttu,ion received and adopted TIE committee
agreed entire revision oi the present constitu-
Frarcs Murphy was elected President and vice
president each state represented, Tor The follow
IN. year The Convention was divided on The election
OF corresponding secretary and adjourned until TO-
morrow without mixing q dccison.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
FALSE KUMOR.

NEW HAVEN Conn, Oct. Is, 1871
The report that the steamer }. b Walker had left
,or Turkey with arms premature, aud was caused
by tho departure OF the companion steamer, John Md
dletop for New York The latter will load there with
CONS from Providence, aud VIII not take munitions
om this port rho j. Il. Walker still lies ~ The
trance oil the harbor awaiting ordera