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THE OPEN POLAR SEA.
AN OLD ANTARCTIC yoyAGEE's COMMENTS on
THE SUBJECT.

AN OLD ANTARCTIC voYAGEE's COMMENTS ON
THE SUBJECT
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1877.
Fred d. stuart who was IN the expedition which
discovered the Antarctic continent in $780, has pre-.
pared art'co for publication in relation the open
said to exist the North Pole with somo com.
ments what is claimed TO have been accomplished
IN that regard. lie does not say there Is an open
polar sea, nor that such thing is impossible; but
oncrs suggestions regarding the theory OF n
polar open which Will be interesting especially to
those who have given the subject attention
iiOwGATE's PLAN APrRovkD
Mr.. stuart approves IN the iuatu, OF Captain How
gates plan OF operation submitted to Congress. He
thinks that great should be aken-much greater
than heret oiorcin the selection of those whom Tho
outfit and conduct OF any expedition should be en-
trusted, especially one to be employed IN polar
research.
HIS remarks in regard TO the qualifications of tho
officer 10 command, and his views to tho means
which should be employed TO solve the problem OF an
open polar sea, may LEAD 10 the adoption OF other
plans than those heretofore employed settle That
question. rhe suggestions mauo by him US 10 the
origin or cause Of an open polar sea, If should no
found, will doubtless elicit comment and, perhaps. IN
vie others 10 give their experience touching
polar exploration.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. March 12-1 A. NJ.


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPfcER
WASHINGTON. March 12-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For Monday in the South Atlantic States, southeast
Winds stationary falling barometer, and warmer,
partly cloudy or hazy weather.
For the Gulf States, increasing southeast winds, fall.
Ing barometer, higher temperatures and in the East
Gulf partly cloudy weather, but in tho West Gulf
;loIdy and rainy weather, followed by colder north.
srly winds and clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling bnromc.
ter south and cast winds, possibly backing at
northern stations to colder northeast, and cloudy
weather, with ram snow.
For the upper lakes, rising followed by failing
barometer, northeast winds and COOL cloudy and
snowy weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
ieys colder northeast and opposing warmer southcry
winds, falling barometer and rain snow followed by
rising barometer and colder nortnerly winds
For tho lower lakes, Middle aud Eastern States
warmer southwest winds, falling barometer and in.
crcaslng cioudincss possibly followed In the lower
lakes by rising barometer and colder northerly winds
Tho rivers will generally fall.
Cautionary signals arc ordered for Lake Michigan
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THE EXTRA SESSION.

WHAT PRESIDENT HAYES TOLD A PROMINENT
DEMocRAr-EANDALL TO DE sPEAKER-A
SENSATION PREVENTED IN THE OREGON NAT
TER.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HHEALp.
CHICAGO, March H. 1871
II may be positively stated that President Hayes will
convene Congress IN special the Il, tho
10Th OF May. No official announcement TO this effect
has been made but the promise has been gwen per-
sonullv 10 ut least one prominent democrat, Judge
Lut,rcll, member OF Congress from California, who
passed through Chicago this evening" and informed
your representative to this effect.
is conceded, he says that Randall will be put for
ward by the democrats for the Spcakcrshp and that
he vii, be elected.
THE OREGON QUESTION
The true inwardness of the Oregon election business
Will be shown up during the special session in a way
that will sartle tho country and explain fully Governor
Growers course in demanding an investigation. II
somebody Is not unseatcd those who best
cd with the facts Will be greatly surprised
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GAMBLING IN WASHINGTON.

RAID on A WELL KNOWN CLUB HoUsE-DIs-
TINGUIsHED Ex-oFFICIALs ARRESTED.
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1877.
Last night tho police under Lieutenant Skippon
raded celebrated club house In this CITY, and ar.
rested largo number OF persons who there en-
gagged IN gambling. Among tho number an OK.
Assistant Secretary OF tho Treasury ana prominent
judge OF South Carolina an exUnited States Senator
ana several cx-mcmncrs OF Congress, who were taken
TO the Tenth street station house. Tho estab ent
was one Of tho best known gambling houses IN the
city, ami It's suppression ny tho police authorities Is
the commencement OF an active war against tho
gambling houses Of the District
TINS morning the parties arrested were discharged
upon leaving collateral security, tho proprctors being
held IN 81 OOO and the players $40 each TO appear
IS witnesses.
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SUSPICION OF MURDER.

4 LIT1GIoUs OLD GENTLEMAN FOUND DEAD
xvIDENcEs OF FOUL PLAY VISIBLE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JAMAICA, L. l., March IL, 1877.
Samuel Norton, seventy-two years old, found
dead this morning behind his barn, at Far Rockaway,
under circumstances leading to suspicion Of foul play
He reputed quito wealthy. and was very frequently
in litigation With his neighbors and, sometimes, his
own relatives He had an idle named Frank nearly
forty years old, who had heard threaten his
fathers life.
THE LAST KNOWN
Mr.. Norton left home Friday morning. intending
60 visit New York to of his sons having his
possession $50. This Is the last known of him until
the discovery Of his body this morning
rho body was lying partly on the side with one arm
under him and the other slightly raised, and halt
dozen blush marks under the jaw and around
tho throat as though the dead man had been chokod
Coroner Mccarthy was summoned and will investi-
gate the matter. There will be post mortem exam
tnation 10 determine the cause OF death.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tambcrlik crcacd a fsrore In Madrid as Othcno
Ristori was robbed OF ST. 500 in Romc last month
vcrdi's "Manzoni Requiem" has been received with
great favor at Stockholm.
GALL Maric the opera comiquc singer Is nj the The.
afro dc la Monnaic, Brussels
"l.emoDs' will be produced at the Chestnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, this week.
The latest sensation Warsaw Is a four act Polish
opera, .'stradiota," by Munchheimcr.
.Thc Mighty Dollar and tho mighty Florcnccs are
at the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
The Kellogg opera Company gave four performances
at the Philadelphia Academy OF Music last week.
Carl Rosas EDg.h Opera Company commenced an
engagement the Royal Edinburgh Theatre on Febru.
airy 10.
Marie sass has recently sung the tragic role OF lu.
crczia Borgla at tho Scala, Milan. Tho performance
was failure.
The rule Of cquazing the Temperament, =" in tuning
a piano. is to tune all the tiths toward the cass little
sharp and all the fourths little Hat
"Fiith Avenue" with the same scenery and cast
with which II was brought out here Is TO be produced
at the Kiraiys Broad street Theatre In Philadelphia
Fox's Theatre Philadelphia. recently burned Is TO
be rebuilt. The statement that Mr.. Fox was no, he
sole owner oi the establishment is pronounced untrue
Concert accommodations III Paris arc extremely I'm
itcd. The Sale Erird exception a nd u
spacious, comfortable and elegant The OF THIS all
Is gwen gratultously To artists
The Berlin Moafieur thinks Mr. DaneY Bandmann's
conception OF uthco particularly original AMI built
up from step 10 step, with the highest dramatic art,
TIL It gradually develops into perfect masterpiece
Edwin Booth has just concluded a successful three
weeks engagement at the Arch street Theatre Phila
delphia sothern opens in the inevitable Dundreary
this week. Next Monday no ts to bring out his new
play. "fhc Hornets Nest"
AT the Deadwood Theatre IN thc Black Hills whe n
the audience get tired OF the cancan boys call out
'Gvc US some singing, or wen clean out the place
We want something clcvain'n The admission to this
temple Of the muses. costs 81 90 reserved seats So
The music lovers Of Philadelphia did not subsran.
tally encourage Theodore Thomas and his orchestra
during their stay with them last summer. But this
IL Is claimed. was because OF Centennial distractions
and the bad management under which they came out.
Mark Iiasslcr, we'll known musician OF tho Quaker
City, Is repeating this interesting experiment and en-
dcavorng, with The aid oil a carefully selected
orchestra to popularzc concerts after the manner of
Mr. Thomas series Of six Saturday afternoon Der.
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WIFE MURDER.

FAILURE OF AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE BY AN
UNHAPPY PAIR PARTIALLY RECTIFIED by THE
HUSBAND.
ELMRA, N. Y, March IL, 1877.
An old man named Peter II. Penwol sixty five
years OF age, killed his vito at Erin Centre In this
county, yesterday evening, by striking her on
the head with an axe. Ho originally from
Huntington, N j., and they were married five years
ago at Toledo. Family difficulties occasioned tho
trouble arising from stories Penwe had heard in rca.
tion to the former character OF his wife.
DOUBLE SUICIDE ATTEMPTED.
They both took arsenic the morning with the in.
tcntion OF committing suicide, but took overdose
Alter Penwcl had killed his wife he attempted to cut
his throat with a He brought 10 this city
ana lodged IN Jail this evening.
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present week. ~ the executive business be disposed
OF In a fow days
BLAINE DINING WITH scHURz AND EvARrs-
THE TRIO MUCH AMUSED.
Senator Blaine dlned Saturday evening with scc-
rotary Evarts aud Secretary schurz The three
gentlemen were considerably amused by the reports
industriousiy circulated that Mr. Blaine had been try
ing to defeat their confirmation before the Senate In
tho afternoon Mr. Blaine attended the reception tho
White House. and received with very marked cor
diaiity both by tho President and Mrs Hayes.
MINISTER wAsnDURNE IN WASHINGTON.
Hon. f. b. washburnc, Minister to France. is now
in Washington at the Riggs House, TO settle his busi-
ness affairs with the Department OF State. He received
a hearty greeting IRON his friends. His conduct
throughout his long residence at Paris eight years.
has been cmphatically Endorsed by the Government
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THE OHIO SENATORSHIP.

GARFIELD our OF THE RAcE-PRosPEcTs OF
THE REMAINING CANDIDATES. COMPLIMENT
TO GENTLEMAN GEORGE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March II, 1877.
1t has been all along conceded that the contest for
tho United States Senate lay between Stanley Matthews
and Congressman Garfield, but to-day tho following
telegram was received from Dir. Garfield by Hon. 7.
J. McLain, one of Mr. Garhcld's lending workers
TELEGRAM GARFIELD.
wAsHIyGroS March II. 1877
H. rres'oen REQUESTS me 20 remnn N the HOUSE whee
pachcation Of the which his administration has
senatorshp. Give thanks those who have desired to
support
This, of course takes Mr. Garfield out ofthe contest.
and leaves Mr.. Matthews the leading candidate tonight
Some of Mr. Garhelds strength will now go to Dir.
Matthews and to Judge Taft. Mr. Taft
Is gaining steadily, and may come in a compromise.
Mr. Garfeld's withdrawal IS matter OF great surprise
and regret TO his friends, as he would have gone into
the caucus with heavy vote.
A letter was received from Washington to-day urg-
ing the claims OF Ex-Governor Dennison for the SEN
atorship tut he has not developed any strength as
yet
HEN WADE.
Mr. Garheld's friends clam that Ben Wade was sug-
gested to divide Mr. Garleld's strength IN Northern
Ohio. An answer is expected from Mr. Wade tomorrow
to his willingness to make& and II he consents
he can control some prominent votes.
POSSIBLE COMBINATION.
IL may be that MI Garhelds trends VIII combine on
Mr. TAFT, Mr.. Dennison, Mr. Shelabarger or some
other man. Some Of them now seeking to under
mine MI. Matthews by charging HIM with being ram
pant free trader, and II this is fully proved Mr. Mat
thews will lose votes All sorts OF small men being
put forward as candidates. hoping TO come In as
compromise candidates, but most of them for rccog
milton which may be useful In the future.
Some enthusiastic ndiyidual mentioned Columbus
Deano's name to-day, certainly not expecting no
would be elected but probably for the purpose OF
dcating him. Ex-Attorney General West, OF Belleon-
tane, is mentioned and while all admit hrs ability he
n w IN q pph n M non
Judge Taft arrived tonight TO look alter his pros
poets.
DEMOCRATS.
Tho democrats will no doubt compliment George H.
Pendleon with their vote, rs to make him promi-
nent in The democrats get the next General As
scmbly, which will elect Senator. George w. Nor
gan is writing many letters asking this compliment
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THE CONNECTICUT RIVER.

THE SPRING FREsHET BEGAN-No SERIOUS
DAMAGE oCCAsIoNED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, March II, 1877
The Connections River is now wholly free from leo,
from Long Island Sound to Springfield and the
spring reshet has began. The water Hartford has
risen FIVE feet since yesterday, and the docks are
covered and the meadow lands on both sides for miles
above here overlooked But little floating ice Is IN
tho stream and there reports that the reshet
has thus far accustomed any serious damages
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor Iucins Robinson Is M tho 81. JamcG
Congressman Charles Foster. OF ohio, n. the Filth
Avenue. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg Is at tho Car-
cndon. General Judsoa Fitzpatrick. OF New Jersey, Is
at tho Hoffman Captain Kennedy. OF tho steamship
tcrmanic Is ut the New York. Miss Annie Louise
Cary arrived from hverrooi in tho steamship Ger.
manic and is at the Everett.
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LOUISIANA.

rHE ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR BY
THE NICHOLS LEGISLATURE POSTPONED
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEw ORLEANS, March II, 1877.
The legislative caucus held to-day relative to tho
election Of United States Senator postponed any action
In Difference TO advices received from Washington.
There change the prospects OF candidates other
than growing conviction In favor OF sending mod
crate republican. This inclination Is vehementy COM
batted by the friends of all the old line democrats.
Under these circumstances there will be no election
Tomorrow.
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DIED.

WiNnrsr On Saturday, the 10th inst. at Bayvillc,
l.. l.. EDWARD WiyDrsr, in his s0ih year
Tho relatives ana trends o the family aud the mem.
bcrs OF ST Johns Lodge, No Of A. Y. NJ. OF New
York, respectfully invited TO attend his funssnl
n Wednesday, the I4th INST, from Christ CkOrch,
Bedford av., BrooKlyn d.. at haf-p,st ten o'clock
A. N.
For Other DeaUs S,e Ninth Puget
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THE SECRETARY OF The NAVY.

lSDAyApoLis, March II, 1877.
Hon. Richard w. Thompson. Secretary Of the Navy,
passed here this evening his why TO Washington IN
a special furnished by President McKecn, OF tho
vandalia Railroad. Secretary Thompson is nccom-
paucd by George f. Harrington, Vice President OF
VandaiIa railroad, OF rerre Haute Mr. T.. b. Martin.
dale, proprietor of the indianapolis journal; Mr. W.
I. Fishback T.. W. Halford editor OF tho Daily jour.
nal, aTd Mrs. \. W. HlIlOrd. OF this city
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THE TELEGRAM's PROSPERITY.
CIRCULATION, 1920


ADVERTISING RATES ONLY 10 CENTS FER LINE.
At tho bc innng of the drew the attention the
public to the sinsna prosperity which has attended the
TrLrGaAM from the date .fi nrst appearance
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We also m 'de certain promises with regard to tho
curacs with which the expectations that the public
form. I'D of would he fulfilled.
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We ask attention to the briancy with which those
promises have been kent. The wonderfully
successful last the indications that II will eclipse
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7Oap COPIES.
1hc circulation has been that wc have been
under the beccy OF purchasin. another Bullock In
addition the already had hand. As each of
presses Is capable Of throwing of eight TKLEcRAMs
per second thus In the ct printing less
than
inordinatc demands made b. tho public.
7o.2OD CbiIES.
With the added capacity which third Bullock press
gives the public will bs supplied with their fsvorto
evening paper at even ~ spcedicr rate than
~ HD tOPfES
For part have fonnd u difficult ~ win the
attention OF tho pubc On the contrary hap
7O..oJ COPIES
ncishbo II consists In putting together brsns
"N"'' VS. 7ugu COPIES
When nmalganiate these essentials and apply them
the production evening paper Journal like the
TrLrGRAM the result Monday. March D the number oi
copies printed aud sold reached the figure 81
Advertising rates only twenty cents per line Once
Il
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A SINGULAR DEATH.

Mrs. Susan Furgasscn, of No. go West Twenty
sixth street. received despatch last evening from
Chcnango county informing her Of the death OF her
sister. soon after reading It she observed TO
main motioncss IN her chair. sun ntcntly gazing
the paper On her friends aad children approaching
her lhcY Mcrn hOrriLed 10 find thnt She was Qend.
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PHOEBE HANAFoRD's NEW CHURCH.

Another meeting OF tho seccdcrs from the Church Of
the Good Shepherd in Jersey City, Of which the Rev.
Ph1bc A. Hanaford Is pastor, was held yesterday
Nearly 81 500 have been cont rbuted TO enable Mrs.
Hanaord Ia establish new church. II was resolved
TO hold services IN Library Hall until sufficient funds
could DC collected Tor the erection Of new building.
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THE PASSENGER AGENTS.

ST. Louis, NO, March IL, 1877.
The general passenger agents secret session
all day yesterday discussing the rates, &c, but
no definite action was taken, nor is II expected n
conclusion will be reached before Tuesday.
The question as to where tho next convention shall
be held was discussed IN committee, and New York
seemed TO DO tho favored point and next September
the time
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formanccs were announced. Two have already takso
place. at one Of which Miss Florence Davenport sissss
OF Miss Fanny Davenport and daughter OF The we'll
known tragsdan, madc her debut she has very
pleasing contraito voice.
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), M. va. really less than half Sir Richard Temples

II life really less than halle Sir Richard Temples
osas hurried estimate of 2o5, 600
An EGYPTIAN MASor-wAR BURNED
despatch from Cairo reports melancholy disaster
u sea An Egg tian man -of-war. which was cruising
In the GuN Of Suez to break up the slave trafhc,
took fire at sea and was entirely destroyed. There
were 40 men on board. OF whom, 400 saved in
GLIDING all the Europeans No particulars are given
to the origin OF tue Ore how the majority OF the
craN were saved.
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DROWNED IN The SUSQUEHANNA

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, March II, 1877
Washington Dill got into boat last night and wns
drowned In the susquchanna River, about fifteen miles
above this city He Is supposed 10 have been ntox,
Gated. The father oi deceased met similar late
yours ago.
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A FATAL JUMP.

ELMRA, N. Y, March IL, 1877.
young named Burchcll who had been sent
for TO DO present the dying bed OF his mother in
his haste jumped from a moving train OF tho LehiRh
Valley Railroad this morning and was seriously in.
jured that he cannot live.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

ProviptSrp. r. l.. March ~, 1877.
Print cloths market duh. sales oi the
II poD pieces ut &C. ~ &C. Tor standard aad extra Gix5i
r,.ts
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-iour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building:--
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ULEs MUMM's cHAMPAGNEs.
LEA n PERKINS,
woncrsrtHSiiiRr SAUCE

/, the original and ony Worcestershire Sauce.
PARkER'S HAIR BALSAM Is ENTIRELY HARM
from the impure In srcdicnts that render
other preparations injurious IL the perfectly
ural color 10 cray har
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EHRO>Tc-kipNnN, BLADDER. rutlN .ou...I
Oand ui directions tor thel
cure. In DR. HEAriis book Of 100 pages gratis, ~
kre~ivAv. Nsw Nars
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BENNETT BUILDING.

FiRErROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOME AND WILL HEATED OFFICES
To LET on vEEY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND Insurance OrPrcEA
APPLY on TIE PREMISES.
As PURIFIER USE HyAT1'S LIFE BAL'SAM,
the old and reliable family medicine. Us. tue "A b.
A-DR >. II. ScnENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
has actually composed medicine of purely vegetable In
gradients which proved by experience to have all the
good effects ot caome ana OF it's miscellaneous qus
This Invaluable medicine IL compr,ed SCuENCKa
MAxDRAxr Pulls which 70 found ne n never-talioR
remedy all diseases Of the liver every other dis.
which caonc Is usually prescribed by aOpsthio
physicians.
JULES MUMM'S CHAMpAGNES.
Sofa by rark Iiiforl and Ackcr, MerraiI 4 Co. -
Extra Dry ~ W per dozen
St"ch ~ per dozen
A. PERKINS,
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Average temperature yesterday ii *
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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