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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or rHg CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Apr. l9-l A. H.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or the CHEZ signal OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Apr. l9-l A. H.
Indications
For Now England and tho Middle ststcs Increasing
with falling barometer and slight changes tompera-
turc.
For the south Atlantic States threatening weather
and rain, with southeast to southwest winds, falling
barometer and slight Temperature
For tho Eastern Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio
vaiey, threatening weah her and rain, with southeriy
TO westerly winds in tho eastern portions falling
barometer, and in tho western portions clearing
weather. With lower temperature rising barometer
during Tho night.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
very low, but slowly rising barometer. northery
to westerly winds, cooler partly cloudy weather and
rain Missouri and Iowa.
For the lake region, threatening weather and rain,
northeast to southeast WINDS backing to northerly In
the upper lakc region, falling barometer In tho south
ern and eastern portion during the day, and slight
changes In temperature
For the Southwest, clear fair weather, with
slowly rising barometer northery westerly winds
and stationary or a slight fall In temperature.
The Tennessee River will rise below Chattanooga
Tho Lowcr Missouri and Central Mississippi will
slowly. 49,
Cautonary signals continue at lndlanola, Galveston,
New Orleans and Mobile and ordered for Chicago.
Grand Haven aud Milwaukee.
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A sTocKJoBB1NG AND oFFICE-GRABBING SPEC.
uLATIoN BIZ REPUBLICAN LEADERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WASHINGTON April Is. 1871
A private despatch from New Orleans this morning
says that many tho members oil tho Packard House
are withheld from joining the Nichols Legislature by
the force OF republican combinations which are seek.
ing to compel concessions OF federal patronage
or tho election OF United States Senator's.
Twenty Packardtcs would join the Nichols
House tomorrow II tho President should say
to tho commission or In reply TO Packard's
CALL that tho sentiment OF the country Is clearly
against the further OF troops in upholdng State
governments, and that they will not DO used The
obstacles in the way OF the commission would thus DO
dissipated.
A second despatch from the Same source, received
this afternoon, says-''Thc Packard members are
scheming to secure the adoption OF proposition
which would give ono republican majority in the
House. Tho other side agreed 70 seat seven
contrasting republicans. making sixty democrats to
ffty-nine republicans No further proposition DO
made by the Nichols legislature The commission
mon Of honor. dealing with merccnary parties
settled. Louisiana conso bonds, which sold 81
when the commission came here, sold yester-
day at 70, rise OF IA percent Tho republican
ring which Is In collision with tho brokers sold
short heavily yesterday, and last night they rejected
the proposition which they had induced the commits
sion believe would DO accepted Their object TO
break down tho bonds as speculation, aud 10 forcc
the President TO concedc federal patronage well as
to secure or two Senator'S
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WEATHER IN EUROPE.

ANOTHER HERALD STORM WARNING Full
FRANCE AND THE MEDITERRANEAN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD1
PARIS, April 10, 1877.
Tho warning conveyed In your last cable de-
spatch on the weather, which informed us that
heavy storm would prevail on the British, French
and Spanish coasts during the carly days OF the
week has been fulfilled.
RAINS AND GALES.
The whole western coast line OF Europe Is in
volved In the storm now prevailing 1t extends
from the British Islands to the Mediterranean and
Is particularly severe in the Bay Of Bscay. The
tempest was very heavy over England yesterday,
and much loss OF life at sea Is feared.
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THE RUSSIAN PRINCES.

VISIT OF GRAND DUKE ALEXIS AND SUITE AT
THE EXECUTIVE MASsIoN-RETURN CALL OF
THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, April Is. 1877.
This morning between eleven and twelve O'Clock tho
Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine together with the
Russian Minister and others oil the party drove to the
Executive Mansion, and wcro received the door by
Secretary Evarts, who escorted them to tho Blue
Room where President Hayes and tho members OF tho
Cabinet had assembled TO receive them. They
were In full dress Tho ceremonies were
conducted by Mr.. Evarts, tho Grand Duke
Alexis being tho FIRST presented. II was merely
visit Of respect their part Tho presentation hav-
ing been concluded they all engaged general con-
versaon OF exceedingly cordial and friendly char
actor, aud this rendered tho more pleasant from
the fact that Russia and tho Cntcd States always
been arm friends The visitors remained about twenty
minutes, and when they withdrew Secretary Evaris
accompanied them to their carriages.
RETURN Call. or INK PRESIDENT
Tho President this afternoon. panied by Sccrc-
tary Evars and Mr. Rogers private secretary tho
President. formally returned the call OF The Russian
Grand Dukes.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

FINANCIAL TROUBLES OF A RAILWAY MAGxATE--
SUITS AGAINST SENATOR FOSTER.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, April is, 1877
To-day tho condensation OF the writ OF attachment
against Hon. Asa B. Foster, the Canadian railroad
king was filed. The issued tho instance OF
Mr.. Boken, the English Member Of Parliament from
marlborough, on Mr. Tees, an iron manufacturer,
from whom Senator Foster purchased his interest In
the Canada Central road for $l,000.00o Fosters
liabilities Boken increased by the purchase OF
ST. $50 900 worth OF iron rails which not one cent
has been paid AS other suits arc also pressing in
Ontario II is not possible for Foster TO weather the
storm, although no has crawed through tight places
before HIS assets consist in his proprctorship in
largo number OF Canadian railways Foster who ~
vcrmonter by birth, has been interested Canadian
railroad construction for tho last twenty-five years
Having been successful In Grand Trunk contracts and
owned, to the Vermont Central Company NJ a good
1pure, no launched out into enterprises which
have not proved successful and which have
caused great accumulation OF liabilities, includ-
Ing Waterloo and St Johns; the Southeastern,
total loss to him Canada Central which never paid
dividend. anu Ottawa aud Brockville Extension He
also undertook TO build tho Georgian Bay Branch OF
no could furnish all the required security, and tho
part finished was returned 10 him by tho Premier.
HIS household effects. IN his Sl40,0O0 manson az
ateroo, have been seized and sold TO meet the claim
OF Moison's Bank. Alderman Foster, OF this city,
brother OF the SENATOR has also Como into bankruptcy
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THE RENEGADE APACHES.

WASHINGTON, April Is. 1871
Nr. John r. ciun Indian Agent at The San Carlos
agency in Arizona, who was recently directed 10
move about 100 renegade Apachcs from Hot Springs,
n NJ, to San Carlos, reports 10 tho Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs that he is his way there requests
authority to remove 900 other Apaches at the Hot
springs TO San Carlos. Tho comm ssioncr has replied
granting his request PROVIDED he has tho power 10
enforce his authority Agent Clum supported In his
expedition by a squad OF military.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS EXCLUDED FROM THE
STATE HousE-DooRs OF THE OFFICES
sEALED-A PROTEST FROM THE EXCLUDED
OFFICERS.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CoLrMBrA, s. c., April Is, 1877.
In accordance with Governor Hampton's orders the
doors Of tho State House Offices recently occupied by
Mr. Chambcrlain's secretaries OF departments were
formally sealed up this morning and special consa-
bic stationed each to their Integrity Mcssrs
Dunn, Cardozo and Haync. the republican Comptroller
General Treasurer secretary OF State respectively
renamed a, home In anticipation OF what was done.
A SHOW OF REsIsrAScH
Adjutant and Inspector General Kennedy, superin.
tcndcnt OF Education Talbert and Attorney General
Elliott however, presented themselves a; their late
Offices tho usual morning hour and denied ad-
mittancc. A show OF resistance made by the two
last named; but upon being confronted by tho con-
stables and assured they would arrested r they
essay cd force entrance, they seemed inclined
TO do they too accepted tho inevitable retired to
await the decision OF tho Supreme Court In tho matter
Of tic disputed possessions
CHARACTER OF THE SEALS.
Tho seals which were affixed by Mr.. Manning. tho
Governors private secretary, consist merely OF few
inches OF red tape fastened at either end to the door
ana door post by drop OF sealing wax, which bears
the impress OF tho secre.arys private signcs ring.
Quito q number Of republicans visited tho State
House during the day, and these were unanimous
their expression OF concern ana Indignation at the
outrage. to use their own term which bad been per.
pe,raled. more formal declaration OF the same
feeling may be found In the following protest. which
was addressed TO Governor Hampton tonight By tho
excluded officials -
PROTEST THE OFFICIALS
CoLUxBiA, s. G., April 1s. 1877
Hon. WADE HAMPTON, Governor OF south Carviina-
SRThe undersigned state officers OF Carolina
approaching she doors Offices
House morning found them covered by seal placed
there NJ we are informed, Ny orders We
members OF consabulary force, who Informed
that they had received orders who
should attempt the said seals the manifest
pose being TO prevent us from entering respective
Offices.
In view Of this forcibe ejcctment and exclusion
Offices Ind IL our duty agnin TO call your attention to
resort only to legal remedies for the settlement Of all dis
puted We now orcioiy excudcd from our
Offices without resort TO legal remedies without legal
right.
IL mockery to say that this focblc exclusion does
interfere with legal rights IL Is right holding
do perfect prma facia title respective state
Offices to continue In the possession and o the pubic
attached them and In the custody 81 The public
belonging thereto 10 iorcibiy exclude from
thesc and records deprive ~
rights without form OF Law. IL IL moreover
20 treat with contempt the Judicial proceedings
pending Tor the Determination Of the fnsI right n
these oces and by act o. and disregard OF
lay 70 deprive Of ocial righta Against such
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CRAZY HORSE WILL SURRENDER.

CAxr ROBINSON, Neb., April IS 1877.
Runners arrived hero from Crazy Horse last evening
and report that be moving toward this agency with
about 1000 people with the intenon Of surrcndernr
Ttcy may be expected nero In about ten days. The
surrender OF this band will leave the country rcar
hostile Indians. with the exception oil sitting BUNS
band and few sragglcrs from tao bands which have
come into these agencies.
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RIO JANJiRO. April H. 1877.
Coffee market very quiet: prices nearly nominal good
nrsts. 6.JOp $50 rsis per 10 os.
Exchange on London. ~
Frcights per sail to the Channel. Sos.
daily rcceips OF coffee during the past week.
5000 bags: ~oeks shipments the Channel North of
kuropr 5000 and to the United statcs, 2OU,D; weeks
sales for the Channel and North OF Europe 35p, and the
Cnitca states. 25uD. stock, 10000.
SANTOS, April ~ 1877.
Coffee Quiet: prices almost nominal superior santos
6wO $40 rcis per 10 kiios
Average daily receipts during he past ~eet 200 bag,
weeks shipments, roo all 10 Europe week saes 7,Ovy
~ tor Europe. stock Ia pork DUyu
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FOR MANsLAUGHTER.


PHILADELPHIA, April 49, 1877.
James Rye, on trial for the murder OF Samuel Ewing,
In this city the Both OF last January to-day offered
to plead guilty TO the charge Of mansinughtcL Tho
plea accepted and he sentenced 10 Two years
In the Penitcnfiary.
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Average temperature yesterdav... .%4'o
Average temperature Tor corresponding dato last
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REMANDED FOR SENTENCE.
BALTIMORE, April is, 1877.

BALTIMORE, April Is, 1877.
William Scott coorcd, aged fourteen years, who Is
charged with killing James 9. KIRK, aged sixteen
vsars In March last was to-day found guilty OF
daughter and remanded for sentence.
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THE SECOND RACE.

MI. sASFoRp's DONNA THE WINNER.
A handicap plate OF 100 sovs II three start. added
to a sweepstakes OF 10 sovs each Tor starters for
three car-olds and upward; entrance, sovs. win.
ncrs OF handicap after the publication OF the weights
lbs extra; three 20 start or no race; 7. \. Z.
The following isa
SUMMARY.
Mr. II. Ii. Snnford's b. t. Donna, by haywood, out
OF Dot, . years ...........s
Mr.. d. Coopers b. M. Ursula, by Boil Demonio, out
OF hilua, years. ..........
Mr. Acton's ch c. Payiar, by Lecturer, dam by
King Tom, granddam by Sianc, out OF Letitin, by
Sir Hercules, years. ........................ 3
Tho iatcst betting the course was TO / against
Pardon TO 1 against Piayiar, and 20 TO ag inst
Dom and Ursula.
WINNER.
Donna Is a nnc, large, well proportional ally, OF
great substance and commanding appearance. shc
comes IRON racing family on both sides, her sire
being by Lexington and her dam by Mad Anthony, ont
OF Laura White by imp Glencoe; second dam
sally shannon by Woodpcckcr. Mad Anthony was
by Hedoc by American Eclipse, out Of Young Maid Of
the Oaks, by imp Expedition. THIS Is good
beginning tor the American stable and there wilI
ali probability. DO more winnings during the year
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PgosrA. Iowa. Jan. II, 1873.
DR.. n. v PMRcR:-
DEAR SIR--f must toll what your medicine has done
for Before taking your FAvoRirs PRESCRIPTIONS
could hardly stand feet but by following I'D
vice perfectly cured. The FAyonrr PRrscRirroS 10
rdicne dcbiitated and ales.
cannot express how thankful am TO you for 3D.
vice. Nolrstruy,
Mr. cOKNELIA ALLISON.
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EX-PRESID4NT GRANT.

HAKRisnrRc. Pa, April Is, ISL
ExPresIdent Grant anu family arrived here this
evening from the West, and tho guests OF Hon. j.
D. Cameron. They will remain several days.
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COULD HARDLY STAND ON HER FEET.

THOROUGH PURITY OF THE CUTICLE IS At.
tanned " the oil GLkss's SULPHUR soar.
IfiLLs AIR Asp WHfsKgR DvK. black 81 brown. SOC.
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THE WEATHER yysrynp.y.

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twcnty-four hours IN CON-
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer A. Hudnuts pharmacy,
uvp. kuid,
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THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.

TOHoNfO, April IS, 1911
A special cable despatch to the Giobe from London
yesterday says:-"in tho Great Western half yearly
report issued tonight the directors explain that tho
OF tho dminution OF tho earnings OF roads
tho severity OF the and the reduction OF
the rates OF fares resulting from contcst between tho
American and Canadian trunk lines, over which the
Great western had no. control The Grand Trunk
Board Invited she directors 10 reconsider The feasbi
ity OF improved arrangements between tho companies.
Advantage was taken OF the prosence OF Mr.. Hickson
10 discuss thesc schemes The directors are glad to
be abo TO announce that greater approximation OF
views has resulted, and they are hopeful OF their
compiishmenL They have sent Tor Mr. Broughton,
aud ANTICIPATE that negotiations will result perma.
nent and mutually beneficial arrangements
THE ALASKA BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
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A-roR All. pIsORnERs ARIsING rRou

A.-FOR ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN
unhealthy condition oi the liver or stomach, remedy
equals DR.. scHKAcx's MASpRAKE Pitts. Will
thousands with tho most beneficial results One
box these Pills valued At - ccnts. will the efficacy
medicine NJ matter how cosvs how billions the
be- the habit 81 body Immediately corrected
regulated and the organs are brought TO he ahy aud
na.ur II activity The MANDRAKE Pills likewise
abc remedy for sck headache and piles. For sale all
druggists
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outrage only remains for Us hero 10 enter solemn
protest.
Very respectfully.
z. q. DrNS. Comptroller General
y. l. CAEDOsEA. Treasurer.
H. 4. ELLIOTT Attorney General
a. E. HAySE. secretary Of state.
LANES KENNEDY Adjutsnt General
J. X ToLBERT. superintendent - Education
This letter will be delivered to Governor Hampton
tomorrow on his return from Charleston.
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RrlLpING.

A-BENNE. BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
10 LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICEa
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

NEWMARKET SECOND CRAVEN MEETrNG-THE
NEWMARKET HANDICAP-HIDALGo THE WIN
HER-MR. sANDFoRD WINS A RACE.
LONDON. April 1s, 1877.
AT Newmarket to-day, tho second Of tho Craven
meeting, the for the Newmarket Handicap was
won by Hidalgo, with Tho Cheetah second and Morn
ing Star third Ten horses ran. Tho race was won by
half length.
Mr. NJ. II. Sanford's American Oily Donna won the
Two Year Course Handicap Plate. with Ursula second
and Playiar third Eino horses ran. Pardon, who
started the tavorte at to !, finished seventh. The
race easily by three lengths. Donna carried
tho lgh.cst wesht ST. 10 lbs, against Pardons $.
6lbs
Tho following isa
The NEwxARxEr HAxpIcAp OF Is soys each. Is r.
and only II declared, &c, with 400 added for
three years old and upward; winners OF a handicap
ny 10 carry lbs, II OF tho value OF 500 OF
or more. II lbs extra; the second horse his
struck or before noon, Tuesday, January 80;
the last milo and half Of b. G. "a subs 10 oil whom
pay 3 each TO the iund.)
Lord vivan's b. c. Hidaigo, by Pcro Gomez, out OF
Nightingale. by West Australian, years, 8 st. IL
Sir ". Miners cn e. The cnec;a6 by sundecsi.
out OF Ada Lime, years, st. 10 ibs............
Mr. Crawford's u Q. Morning star, by Parmesan,
out OF Wild Flower, by King Tom. years, ST.. 8
Hidalgo 10 against The Cheetah, and TO against
Morning Star.
THE WINNER.
Hidalgo started twice rs ar-old, tho FIRST
timo for the FIRST Spring Twoycarold Stakes OF f600
over tho Rous Course live furongs carrying 122 lbs
Hc did get place. there being front Of him
at the finish At tho Newmarket FIRST october meet
ing the Rutland Stakes Criterion Course Hdalgo
second Leopold by Consul, and was bcacn by only
neck. The colt has grown into sbapcIy racehorsc,
and although lightly weighted IN this race there
doubt OF his ability TO carry weight and run FAST
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DO Close OF the session. will named as COMMITS
.oner Tor the settlement Of the Alaska boundary.
THE WEATHER.

CARE EozIER. Quebec April Is, 1877.
Tho weather is clear and mild, the thermomsser
registering thirty degrees, with light north winds
The gulf Is iuil OF Ice
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THE ALASKA BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
orgBsc, Aprn Is, 1871
II 10 understood that the Hon. Joseph Cauchon, a.
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MORRIS HOTEL.

have just finished painting, pnpcrug
Il and thoroughly rcnovating my Hotel
from top to bottom, md now have it. in
hrst class order and am prepared to Gu
tertain my guests with much more con.
viencc and comfert than oretofore.
Ofico on first floor aud opening on main
street, with dinning room and SAMPLE
room adjoining. Every effort will bo
made to make my guests comfortable.
&'d- Hotel located next door to F..
Elders large grocery and dry good stores
and in tho central and business portion O
town. Charges to suit tho times.
A.sA. MORRIS,
aP' -Z0-t Proprietor
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YEAST POWDER,

ITOR making wholesome, light, ,digesti-
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WINNSBORO, S. G.

&S THE undersigned re-
Z specially announces to the
Gssss@ $1 ~GSH citizens Of Fairfield that he
G&&a. has removed his Boot and
Shoe Mandatory to one door below Mr..
c. Mullcrs. | am prepared to manufacture
Ill styles of work in n substantial and
,vorkmanlkc manner, out of the very best
materials, ana at prices fully as low MS the
same goods can be manufactured forat the
North or elsewhere. | keep constantly on
hand good Stock of Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &c, which will be
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash.
H.ty" Dried Hides bought.
oct 12 j. CLENDINING.
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