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.s.uea g s'c c'osni hu1hEets, mr. Schmoll, the
conductor. played the well-known B e fu.uc
and Llszt's transcription of Schubcrt's az, /
hi1g"; MessrB. Schneider, Weber, Fr;czc. and
scnmoll, the Weber quartet for piano, violin,
s1o.a. and cello, and Mrs: Clara Huck, who so
rarely OF late appears in the concert-roon,, lent
Inc assistance and charm of her lovely voice.
Mr.. H. Clarence Eddy, the orsanist, will avail
himself Q. the new and elegant organ in the
Hershey Hall by giving an hours organ recital
every Saturday at L. o'clocll, the series to con-
tinue until June. Hershey Hall will thus be u
s1eaans at very convenient hour, and thcy will
lc richly repaid with Mr., Eddy's elegant piay-
Ing: lie has prepared over fifty programmes
without any Fepctitions, all Of which are equally
as good as those OF last year at the First Can5.
gre:gationa1 Church.
NJ. Tissot, French author, has lust nuh1ish.
ed work on German life, in the c9nrse ~
which ne has much to say Of the Bayreuth Festj
be says: t'' '3'1 A''e'
Ny guide showed me with rice am tod
upon the front benches covered Win sh,.s lsased @
1lo2ks the Abbc List and his Jnu.hter ts tann "1
scn,osscs: s.; e. from Munich; r. HILL oi schwcrin,~a
musical correspondent Of the Handard sna
At nononan:ac from Chicago who made h;s for.
tune IN the pork trade. N AVA
VINO IS the mouomaniac7
During the recent Moody and sanker meat.
lnEs 10 this city, there was a very general in
f~0+A *1<e% -14Ae G+sAhEt udu QcGQ oTefTutnI 4s
singer, but At that time it would not do to NV
50, least OF ali in a secular paper. we are now
ao!e, however, to let religious paper say what
xe thought all the time The Christian Teytsfer
SAYS: ~~:S "'''
me only thing sad about the Tabernacle or its
service is Mr. Sankey's singing. 4 voice comh;ns
nS great po"er and sweetness, OF SO pure tone
a raat t. might he well heard by hundred thousand
{euple at once, 1t yet often shows the effect uf
having been oEcFBtraincd and abused whfIe II con.
ttuuously reveals the lack OF musical cuItnre he.
aind ha H. ,,aa Almins always st the pathetic it fats
pletc loss Of melody. Never is there in It sonnd
Of Joy. Nercr does it warm the heart or iii It
WILL sense Of ezultatiou. His "Hallelujah !" ia |
, 1877-02-25

wholly joy1css. s'RejoIce! hare found my
sheep" is long cry, from the desert, indeed
lonely and cold.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

Sic G;arin bate nit ibrcn Miniiterr
aearbeitet unb rubte nun in ibrem &C.
made. Sic Dienit tbuenoe 6ofoam,
bate lie fortseldidt. iie wo0te allen
lein nur Der 4ojutant muBte i'm @nr=
,immer ,uaftcn. Orloif mar idon 3tp0lI
Gage fort - oas madte iie unrul ia.
unb 5usleid fodte in ibr au4 Der 3o,n
iber SaSpisa's Gntfcrnuns. 9ieie
ioate bic ganse @irense, beren lie fabia
mar. flblen. Mit Yorbeoa&t batte lie
Orloif gu Der ginboluns Der entruid)e.
men 9ofOame setpdblt-no9 bieier lebtc
Coup. uno oonn tuuroe Sabpiga ert-
fernt. 9a fpurbe Der @sodntensane
Ger 3ailstiu ourd Elm leiies Yoden an
Der Sbure unterbro4en. unluiQig iber
Die Strung 6Fnete lie bieielbe, eir
page Dor ibr.
r@as sibrs?" berrI9te i'm Die Mo.
norh;n an.
@raf Drlof 6ittet nm Mubienj.
.OrloH? 2aB i'm eintreten!"
llnb ebe mcaisc Minutcn pertri9cn
paren. ,purbe Die Shire abermals se.
ofnet. unb @raf OrIoH, ben Nrm in
Der 8inoe, trat Gin. Sbm foIste in ben
srob.n. 3erriFenen &siietleioern eines
taiierliden 2ataicn cine fdlan!e &C.
ltalt.
Orluf beuete Dor Der Gsarin boz
Gnie uno iaste:
.Gurer Majeltdt Befeb! 1T erfilt, i'd
brinse Die GlI@tise pieoer."
llno bamit beutete Ct auf leinen Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

inns. ben &eiter eriannt. .mlein @te.
pbon!' rief lie. .ba biit Ou!" unb
peute ibna sptssseneiIen, bur& @&ilf
nno NaHsrroien. aber itatt bes Cat.
ten arm Sftnste ii& ibr bic tiibIe Glutb f.:
bod t&lusen9 Die @elen auf unb 5&loi.
len i'd mieosr; MUIR ibr ,peibes grout.
tlsio bob nd seiiterbaft iiber bic Mai.
isrfd4s. Sod ni&t LANCE 5oate lie
ssbsttst bIsiben suii&en s@uf unb
@aHerroien s'uei trdftise Nrme fab.
ten BE eiasenbe unb rabertsn ite ans
aabe ufer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

Uts YetIoUl'W1eus" ~ oUsI
|ber sebieterii@e Befebl bes erittn Der
|tlsinen gopaleabe sonnte i'm ni9t Ian.
|ser iber Die Sbentitdt Drrof's in 3pei.
|feI IaNen.
.9eiliser Nitolaus!" it0bnts Der aru,e
|Meni@.
BON einem Werjtsd mar ni@t meby
Die 9ebe. benn i9on bate ber @ro|
Yeioe bemertt unb - erfonnt. Yetroff
bate MUIR nod 3eit ;u fiiitern:
.@ndbise Grdin, uerseHen sic SIRE
Role ni9t!"
~9eoa, SIR gcibe, portrcten!" befabl
Der @raf, uno Dem 8sfsbl muBte Jolss
seleiitet ,uerben.
Orloif mar pom Yferoe seIprunsen
uno trat ben 8sioen entsesen.
.9Or' nal, YetroH,~ iaste er. NIT Der
&eitpeitide fndttlno, rauf meme I'm
snooe: bit Du Der @rdfin Orlinsta
beSesnet?"
.Rein. 9err @raf!"
.YetroH, Iiis' ni@t = i'd i&ide Sid
na& eibirien, Jag bic @abrbsit!"
Ser arme 8uri4e muBte fem S4id'
ial unterSei4net. aber CT wicoerbolte:
sd bin Der sndoisen @rdFu oui
meiner &eiie nidt besesnct!~
uno DuT iaste OrloH su Sahuisa,
Aud nidt," antmcrtete oieic.
.SdIafmibe Du." i@rie OrloH nil
|tbcnb. itebt Der Ser! ba ~ie Gin Mur'
msltbier i'd weroe Sir Taiion bsi'
brinsen, o%ntporte, wie Ii&'s sebort!"
uno in ieirer @utb fabte ct ben per-
meintli9en Qataicn am Nrm unb i9leu.
oerte i'm bcftis sesen bic Wano Dc,
S&ente, 10 fart, bab bic i@uar3e ger.
ride berunterfiel. Sn bielem Nusen.
bid trat Der Mono poQ unb tlar binte,
Den 8dumen bsruor unb leudtets beu
auf Die solosnen Tle9ten. Die lang UNI
|iduer lber Die erobe 8ertleioung bin.
~lue9rolten.
xNb. feb ba" froblodte Der @raf,
nadbem er iid bon ieinem G%ritounen
erbolt. so bdtte i'd ben IoSel bod
er,uii4t! @rdiin, i'm &amen Der Gja=
rim, sic lino meme @efansene!"
Saouisa ridtete T@ bod empor:
~Nd6ern sic lid, mir nidt," iaste iic
felt, Isle tDnnten es bereuen!"
Sic wioeriesen iid? @oblan, 10
mub i9 sic 5,pinsen!" llnb nit biz
senoen Ausen ndberte CT ii@ ibr.
Da 500 iie cine 'Ieine @iftole bsruc,
= elm Orud, es Hammte auf cir
Small, uno OrloH mar am Mrm &c.
~itrcift; Der @9ub tatte senast, bas
Blut flieben gu laIen.
Ntit roienber @utb, bic Der S4merl
lin ibm tpedte. mart CT iid auf lie. ent-
rang ibr Die @afe, unb ibre idwa@t
&raft untsrlas. @efeNelt ,uaro iie in
Die 5roita eeboben. Orlof iebte ii@ an
lire Seite uno fort sins's in bic belle
Mononadt binaus, sefolst BON ben
Dienern OrloH's, Die YetroF in ibrel
Mitte fiibrten. SIM Gabren l6ste Or
loH. Saouisa's GeiIeln. wdbreno e'
mubiom leinc @unoe perbano. Seine
@efdbrtin aber iob i@weiSeno oa ib'
mar jeoc 3ofnuns enti@wunoen, i'll
SdidlaI belieselt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

wv O~ss~sss wv "~stssss'
a1er &euben in @lansss ibrss 9rfRaa.
ties. Sbr CUR eeite ftanb Orloit i'm
toitbaren 6oftoRdm = etpban jebo@
mar ni&t ba. Ram Ct ert In Der eff.
Iteu stunSe? Barum ipra& Orlofi
ni@t?
.@rdRn Orfnsta." t6nte Der gsorin
stimme, ~,uie Dor 2ur3en, 10 bin i'd
aud beute bereit. Sid gum altar gu
iibren. Golss mir !"
ltno lie erbob ii4. Nber Sabpisa
trat ibr e~ntseeen.
.Maieitdt.' bssann lie nit bsbenbsr
s'imme. i'd pfese SIRE 8sfebIe ebr.
ebrfur&tspoQ entsesensunsbmen; absr
oieier 8eiebl. - ct binft mir unbe.
srtifi9 @raf OrIoff mub Gurer Mla.
ieitdt bod mitsetbeilt baben, bab id
mid ni4t permdblen Tam, nidt bari
-eie trdumen. @rdfin." fiel ibr Or.
Loft bObnii4 in's @ort.
SaopiSa ri@tete ii@ bod eunpor.
sd fras. Sic, @resor Orloif. tper.
ben Sic iprehen, ,pie Is Sbnen BET
Brief beg @rafen @ielopolsti aufcr.
lsst 2"
sd ueritebe ni9t, mas Die gndoiae
@rdfn uolleu.~
"@oblan oenn,~ rief Sabpisa sIi-
9sno. 70 'ueroe i'd ipr.@eu. = 2aiier.
Iiae Maiefdt. i'd tann benz Glriten
G5ernpl&em meme pano ni9t reiden (;
= oenn i'd bin permdblt!"
Naes mid jnrld - Saopisa itanb
alein. Oa idlu9 OrloT elm bellies
9a9en on.
Gut ausseoo@t. @rdHn, Elm feiner
9ormanb, N4 benz 9efeble Der G,arin
gu ent3ieben!"
n@resor OrloH, sic pi1en nur ,u
gut, oaB i'd Die @abrbeit ipre@e."
limb i'd ertlare, oob Sic liisen,"
rief er NIT blistnoen Tusen. Damn
Fiiterte CT Der Gjarin etpas gu.
3otbarina bate eritaunt, aber id,uei-
seno Dem 3wieseiprd@ 5usebort. sic
iu@te bas Nufwauen ibres 3ornes su
unterbriidcn.
"Saspisa," iaste lie MT elmer scpii=
lien &ube, I'D ,u,I Sir bieie 2iise per=
seben." Damn fubr iie in f~trenserem
Sone fort: Sod alss bat feline @ren<
sen, TONNE, Der Ycpe tpartet !"
.Nimmermebr" rief bic Mrme III
cers'psifeltem fone, lid oarf uno tann
nidt! 2abt mid bisIen Glenben 2iieen
frafsn, i@ ipre@e Die @abtbeit, 10
luabr Elm @ott lcbt!"-
Cine i@0ne Seene bon bromati|der
wlrtnns" ipottete OrloH. .Nur
s@aoe, oab mir nidt auf Der 8ibne
iteben. sic iinb cine tsefFids &om5,
loiantin, i@0ne &rdfn"
.Mein @ott, bin i'd benn ,pabn}n.
niss" Sabpisa rieb li9 bic @tirne.
v@regor Orlof. beoenten sic. ,pel4es
9srbre@en sic auf ii@ laben our9 Sbr
ni@tswuroises s9meisen!
.0ie arn,c @rdfin rebet ldon IRE"
bemertte .er talt.
.Tolse mir. S%ntrisuantin," oonnerte
iest bic G5arin. ~obns @ioerreoe"
Saouisa NOR betdubt, auber TaKuns
1sebro&t; lie fu5lte nur nod, ,pie Or.
lcH's6ano ii4 felt auf ibren Nrm legte,
wiIenlos foIste lie uno itanb BALD por
benz bellerleudteten altar.
~sdneQ bic geremonie, obne Muf=
llhub, 9o@wiiroen." b.fabl bic &ai{e+
rim, uno tpie i'm 9raum borte Sabpisa
beg TIriten uSa!" Sebt tpar bic @eibe
an ibr - fam benn stepban tpirtlid
ni1t?
sd ueroe fir bic @rdiin ant,uor=
ten" rief Die G,arin. 2aut unb felt
tonte ibr Sa, uno r9lein. nein !" pro-
~teitirte Saopiga.
Da leste Die G3arin i6re 6ano auf
|Sabpisa's Grm uno oriidte i'm, big lie
t%rampfbaft auh1rie. SIR S6mer-
3ensraf uuroe aIs nSa" ssoeutet, uno
Der Yope iprad1 Den Sesen. Sn lam
ger 3eibe idritt man aug Der &apele
nod Dem itrablenoen Sbroniaal; =
aber auf Sabuisa MAI Die Na9t oes
| MnhnSinna npfnnrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

Jung lDrc VurOe.
Saouisa i@,pies, als Die Gsorin &C.
enoet.
.Nun. @rdfin Orinsta." b0bnte Orr
loff, .@ie fallen Sbrer Mujsitat nidt
ju JlBsn, nm ibr gu oanten fur oieie
Snaoe? sic ionnen li@ ni4t in Der
9ulo. Die Sbnen wirb? 2"
sd mollte. id ndre in eibirien.
ODER = es ,udre porbei," e%ripicoerte matt
Die Mrme. Oann iant ie in Die Rnier
- Der leste &et BON Rraft bate jie
%perlaiien.
Grit in ibren @emadcrn fanb lie {i9
pieoer. sic mar aQsin. Ils Of III
aus ciner, lan9en Sraum er,pa9te, rieb
lie lih bic Musen. Sort auf ienem
Oipan lag nod Der sanse Brautfaat
aussebreitet. = @ar fie oenn elm
l5raum, jene i@redsnuolle Glu4t? elm
I5raum bic llnterrebuns nit Stephan,
Ser Tic Gem gleno preisseseben bate,
in ieinem wabnlinuisen G,fer fir bas
yater!ano? 9iein, tein Sraum = bic
slenoe @erhsiouns. auf Der ibr Musc
|baftete, iaste ibr bic @abrbeit. 9aftia,
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
wan Dgpsrrxrx'

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFICh THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPrIcrR
WAsnryGToy, Feb. 81 A. N.
Indications.
For Thursday, In the South Atlantic Statcs north.
east winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather, back
TO colder northwest with clearing weather aud rising
barometer
For tho Gulf States rising barometer. nortneriy
winds and clear weather, with stationary or higher
temperature.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, northeast winds,
clear partly cloudy weather. lower temperatures and
higher pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys northeast to northwest winds, COLDER clcsr io-
lowed by cloudy weather, rising barometer preceding
the development OF low barometer In the extreme
Southwest
For the lake region, rising barometer cooler north
eriy winds and generally clear weather.
For New York and New England, rising barometer.
cooler northwest Winds clear or clearing weather.
For tho Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer,
nor,hcrly Winds cooler clear weather attending low
barometer to tho southwest.
Tho will generally fall, except slight riso In
the Lower Ohio and possibly the Lover Missouri
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
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MEXICO.
FLIGHT or GENERAL nEvuElrAs rnoM NAT

FLIGHT or GENERAL nEvuELTAs rnoM NAT
AMonos.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Fob. !, 1871.
General Ecvueitas and several subordinate officers
arc preparing IN evident haste quit Maamoros I,
ID understood that they vii cross tho Rio
csanae tonight ana take tho steamer tomorrow
n Br.yos. Texas tor Scw Oricana Although
Revueias Tor weeks past has proclaimed that 10 was
acting by susbory Of Diaz Is believed that h,s
pretended orders from Diax we're not genuine, ana
that. after piunderag ali the foreign merchants
he could. he ~ ny 20 avoid General Cana,cis
VITO - saii 10 no on the way TO take com
maad Of this frontier fos tho Disx government !, Is
known ~ho wiIi command until cana,cIis comes
but s fcsrsd that carfsa's barditi Will como IN to.
morrow. There ~ consequently great excitement,
sncss the foreign residents ~bo apprchcnd that they
viii again be plundercd
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
ICE IN THE sUsQUEHANNA.

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, Feb. T. 1877.
Thcre Is change In tho leo hero except that has
melted very much to-day There Is very little current
In the river, which, below tho light house, Is very
neoriy clear OF ice.
PoHr DEPosrr, Nd, Feb. !, 1877.
Tho leo gorgo at this pnco grows hourly less for
mdabc in appearance and each day renders tho pros.
pcci Of further trouble loss probable. Tho ice below
Mount Ararat Is still unb-okcn but II In growing very
fragile. and II is believed that southcriy wind and
high tide would heat up and carry II into tho bay
There Is serious rise IN the river at Conowing or
Columbia and the gorge McCalis Ferry still holds
flrnl. with no Indications OF breaking
HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 7, 1877
Adviccs from points along tho Susquchanna north
Of bore state that the river Is falling ana that thorc IL
no change In tho condition Of tho leo since night
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
NATIONAL BANK DIRECTORS.

PROPOSITION TO SECURE MINORITY REpHEsEN-
rArroN or STOCKHOLDERS By CUMULATIVE
VOTING.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE nERALD.]
WASHINGTON. Fob !. 1877.
The bill introduced to-day by Mr.. Danks, providing
for the election OF the directors In national banks
proposes the adoption OF tho cumulative system and
minority representation. II provides that each shdrc.
holder shall havc the right to cast as many votes
IN Tho aggregate as shall equal his number OF
shnrcs multiplied by the number OF directors 10 be
chosen and cacn shareholder may cast the whole
number OF his votes Tor candidate distribute is
votes among two or moro candidates.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
RAILROAD SOLD AT AUCTION.
cmicAoo, H., Feb. Z, 10

CHICAGO, H., Feb. Z. 1o51
Tho Illinois division Of the Chicago. DanviIIe and
vincennes railroad sold at public auction to-day
by Mr. Bishop, Master in Chancery Of the Unitcs
States Court. under decree Of foreclosure made bv
Judge Drummond, In December, 1876, in favor
OF tho nrss bondhotders The road sold s from
Doton. this county DanviIie. H. about los miles
and lew branches. The price paid 81. $50 900.
The purct asers were FredercK W. Heidekopcr,
Thomas ". shannon and John " Dcunison, "a com.
msiee appointed by the New York bondh oIders. Tne
cnfirc amount for which the road foreclosed
400 900
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
OUR RUSSIAN VISITORS.
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY DINNER ON THE FLAG
SHIP HARTFORD
[Dr TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY DINNER ON THE FLAG
SHIP HARTFORD
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NoRYoLK, Va, Feb. 7, 1871
This evening grand complimentary dinner was
given on board the flagship Hartford by Rear Admiral
Trcuchard In honor OF the Grand Dukes Alexis and
Constantine and other Russian naval officers now
visiting Norfolk Covers were laid for party of six.
teen, with twelve courses, and at O'Clock the
following distinguished Russian and American naval
and army dignitarics were seated nc tablet
GUEsTa
Admiral BoutnkoH, HIS Imperial Highncss the
Grand Duke Alexis, HIS Imperial Hghncss the Grand
Duke Constantine Flag Lieutenant AcxlIcG, Captain
Baron Dc Schiliing, Captain shapron, Rear Admiral
sands, uencral Barry, Captain Franklin, Captain
Queen. Commander Kane. Fleet surgeon Dean, Fleet
ray inspector May, Lieutenant Shaw, Rear Admiral
Trcnchard and Captain Lu,e.
The dining lasted through several hours and during
the evening tho splendid bnnd OF tho Hartford rem
dcrcd selections from the great opera masters with
Russian and American national airs.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Andrew q. Curtin. Of Pcnnsyivs nj, ,
Joseph Pulitzer. Of ST. Louis and Carroll HYDE Of
Binghamton, arc at tho Fiftn Avenue. Professor B.
wntcrhouso hawkins. OF Princeton College, is at tho
Grand Genoral J. b. Stonehousc. OF Albany, IL az
tho Brunswick. Ex-Governor James N. Ashley. Of
Ohio aud Captain Hamilton Perry, OF the steamship
Adratic are at tho St. Dcn's. Judge Advocate Gen.
cra Charles Hughes OF Governor Robnsou's stan aud
Judge Stephen Brown. OF Gicnn's Falls, n. ". at
tho sturtcvant J. II. Ramsey, OF Albany, IL At the
Gilscy
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
OCEAN CABLES.

THE FIGHT ron THE POSSESSION or THE pr.
RECT UNITED STATES cArLE SOW rx PROG
EEss IN LoSpox-HoH WORDS AND Loup
TuuRArs or INTIMIDATION AND DuII-pcx.
ING.
LoSpos. Fco. :, 1877.
The following Is from tho London Tames' city or
commercial editorial of Tuesday morning.
The contest gcing for possession OF tho
Direct United States Cable Company ~ OF n very eu
kind To-day may be said To have reached the
second stage and 80 FAR tho monoposis and spectators
have been beaten Their defeat immediately re.
iccicd tho stock Exchange. where the Pre-. Of
shares fell, ms well as those of the Aneo-Amcr.
sa" 'S," xoenst Ss sccu Of ,h" ens. Vr,se W. 70
out tho OF votes over l0o which. he said as
tho maximum that any one corporsiion could an.
the defeat Of Mr. rcndss's party, ~ based on strirt
legal rights or NOT but every dependent shsr, bodcs
mus, icci that ~ IL least equitable. Nothing could
well devised destructive JOINT stock enter
Prise than this machinery OF trusts by winch the
controlling power over companies may be sequwed
group OF spccuators That this Get tsss
session Of tho Direct Cable Company ~ o outcryrlse
Of few working partly through .he s'oee Telegraph
mcnt did not begin bciorc sst september. ana
Inst OF the shareholders OF tie Direct Cable Company
IN our possession which shows hst te bsik of sharrs
held ny u-ion,.ts has been acquired rhea
Interests the wesre OF hts compsuy srs hcrsforo
Of Remarkably recent orrn J. ~ lac. dates IRON the
pany may bc said 10 have begun 10 tell sefionsiv
the receIpts OF s rival ana therefore tAs of
thc enormous stake which the sinps Telegraph and
Trust compsn, has IN the stock of hat rivsi
rHs cowvss,'s rssrne.
The following the report Of Monday . meeting from
ihe London Tsmes OF Tuesday
The adjourned extraordinary general meeting Of The
Dircci Cnitcd States CabIo Company llamnodI Ma
Leid yesterday the CITY Terminus Iiuiel Cannon
etrretj pursuant TO the rsTuisiiion Of Mr. Prnacr
H. r. the chairman OF the slobs Telegraph ana rrasi
Company tl.imscdl ana other Erntlsmch. Mr. 4. n.
Inshingi0n. the Chairman presided the previous
occasion. and IN opening The proceedings rsqussted
the secretary 10 read letter vbich haa rsosfyua
from Mcssrs. Bncham Co. the sslsestofs o. ths
rlobc Company Tue secretary read the lester which
referred 10 the chaumans observations on prslas g.
10 The which he sisted the s.ose COMPANY had
sustained their investment IN tue Angie America
Telegraph sbares The statement, ~ss sasd has 10.
nictcd on the Globe Company very grave lnIary sna
its prompt. unequIvOcs wuhdfawni aud an apology
were required. iailng which immcdlse proceedings
sgainst Mr. Lushington we're threatened. "wnioul
further notice"
1nE Hgrorr rKAp.
Tho Chairman SAID he PERFECTLY ready 10 ACCEPT
the statement In Ncssrs. HrchAms letter that hs 90
rcrvations IN. poini Ia question Incorrect II
was made under a misapprchension. aud be 70
GREETED ~
Mr.. Dirt then read tho Joint report of himsru and
Mr.. Budd. the sci uiinccrs, the voting on Mr. a.
Branwelrs amendment " Mr.. Pehder's rcso-
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE BLISS FAMILY FUND.

Bosros, Feb. 7, 1877.
Tho following card is published to-day by the
Evangelist Moody
l am glad TO announce TO tho Christian public that
contributions for tho family Of Mr. p. r. BLISS have
been liberal that with tho addition OF what he left
they we'll provided for. and collections should now
cease. n. I. MOODY.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
ICE YACHT REGATTA.
THE rlrAwAY WINS SERVICE OF SILVER

THE FLYAwAY WINS A SERVICE OF SILVER
PoreHEEErsIE, N. r., Feb. 7, 1871
special to the Eagle from Now Hamburg, says that
on short notice tho regatta Of tho New Hamburg leo
Yacht Association, for service OF silver occurred to-
day Tho Fiyawav, Commodore GrInncrs yacht. won
the prize. during the three yachts, tho Zczar
Flying Cloud aud Zephyr, broke through tho icc but
were rescued without damage.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho Publisher Weekly for January % contained .
highly useful index TO books issued during 1876
Harper 4 Brothers have In press Captain Barnaby's
"Rdc TO Khva"
The latest novel OF Ouida, entitled .Ariadnc," will
shortly be issued by J. u. Lippincou Co.
A. 5. Barnes Co. have in press all the State cons
tutons, presenting them as they existed before tho
civil war with their present form. \
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.

United States Deputy Marshal Crowley. last night.
lodged in Ludlow street Jail "Eph Holland" for
alleged completely naturalization frauds as cincin-
matt, and papcrs being prepared for hrs es-
tradition TO that city 'fpn' wcil known sport
ing man. and acted referee In tue Mace coss prize
ngnt IN Boone county, Kentucky. Last ostssss. Ne
kseps hotel N CincinnslL
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

MiDDLETowS, n. Y, Fob. 7, 1871
The republicans Of tho Second district OF Orange
county to-day, nominated for Assembly, to MI a
vacancy, Charles W. Douglass, former superintendent
Of Delaware division Of tho Eric Railroad later of
Southsidc Railroad Of Long Island, since con.
ncctcd with raIirOnd in Texas
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
OBITUARY.

rEv. GEORGE r. DoanDusS. n. n.
Rev. DIR. George s. Boardman. ono OF the oidcst
pastors OF tho Presbyterian Church. dicd suddculy
yesterday at cazenovia NJ ". Of an affection of tho
heart. lie was ciehty-eght years old.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
RAILROAD SUITS DISMISSED.
f,AwREScs, Kan. Fe

LAWRENCE, Kan, Feb. 7, 1871
Atou, SIX months ago Judge Pcndry, OF Lcaven.
worh brought SUIT, as an informcr, In tho namo OF
the United States, against tho Kansas Pacific Railroad
Company tor s1o OO0 on account Of alleged fraud.
uicht claims against the govcrnmcnt Judge Foster,
OF the United states District Court, has Just decided
these cases IN iavor ot the railroad company on dc.
murrers 70 petition.