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M E X / G O.
Arrest Of Prominent Military Officers Accused
Of COnspirins in Favor Of Lerdo.
SIGNS OF ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CITY or MEXICO. March 80. /
Via HAVANA. April 5, 1877. I

CITY or MEXICO. March SOL
VIA HAVANA. April ), 1877. !
General OF Division Don Nicolas Regules. General
or Brigade Don J. Fuero and Colonel villada have
all been arrested here by order OF the District
Judge OF Vera Cruz and sent prisoners to that CITY,
Pending their trial they will be lodged in the fort
ress OF san Juan de Ulua. messenger who
was about TO SAN from Vera Cruz 10 New York was
arrested the point OF his departure, and CORE
spondence found about his person implicated
the arrested officers in serious conspiracy TO
bring back Lerdo TO the Presidency. The courier
was on his way direct TO Lerdo who Is in New York,
when he fell into the hands OF the authorities. HIS
name has not yet been given
General Regues, who Is Spaniard by birth,
served with great distinction during the war OF re-
FORM the struggle OF the French invasion and the
campaign against Macmillan. lie at one time
commanded the garrison OF This capital, and has
always enjoyed the confidence OF his subordinates.
Fuero and villada arc young officers.
THE COMING CONGRESS-.
The present Congress, which was elected to servo
National Congress. should 20 out OF ONCE in juno
next and new legislative body be chosen The
Senate, which was established In due form by q
legal amendment to tho federal constitution, has
been ignored BY the government OF General Diaz
REVOLUTION INTENDING.
The country is very unquiet, and the signs OF an.
other revolution are plainly TO be seen. Dis
affection Is spreading Tho oldest adhercnts OF
Diaz denounco him and spirit OF revolt has spread
throughout tho army. On the 9th Generals Fucrcr
and Regules and Sanchez Ochoa, citizens OF vilada
and Hernandez partisans Of Lcrdo banishcd and
LETT tho country. Diaz is sick In bed and various
rumors as to tho character OF the disease arc current
Tho manifesto OF Lerdo has created sensation. Tho
constitutional party arc rapidly organizing. Dax has
.ecgraphcd Canaos to release Corna and ordered tho
latter to appear at the capital
Tho troops OF the State OF Morellos have pronounced
for Lerdo Troops in other parts OF the country arc
greatly discontcntcd and q general outbreak may DO
expected any day,
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inquiry be thus restricted grave wrong will be done 10
these by whom called to the Executive chair and
whose votes cast often AZ tho peril OF their ves nave
elevated Your ENceliency the Presidency oi rho Ams
can people In their their behalf ask thAt
mo given the commission be 20 amended
and enlarged that the right be aseerained and tha.
the governments thus found To be republican In form ana
to nave been choseh by majority Of tho people according
70 the legal methods sanctioned by tho constitution may
be recognized and sustsined respectfully obed
ent servant r. Is. PALkAkD Governor
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FATAL RAILROAD DISASTER.
KxoIxEERs AND TRAIN MEN KILLED AND n
yuRED BY A COLLISION.

JCRED BY COLLISION.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s, 1871
Early yesterday morning express train No. 2. west
war bound came into collision with special freight
train about mile from Cascade. near Summit. on the
Central Pacific Railroad Each Train drawn by
two engines Tho collision occurred in a snowsned.
Tho engines forced top OF each other The rsas
end OF tho tank OF the 1rst engine the passenger
train, and the front OF the second engine same
train prolruding through the roof Of tho shed. The
shock OF tho collision threw passengers and train
mon in every direction; but none OF the for
mcr suffered broken bones. although several
were badly bruised George Burt. engineer Of
FIRST locomotive on the express train,
was killed, and his fireman. John Wright. badly
scalded. John Warren engineer OF tho second engine
The express train, was severely scaldcd and died
shortly alter the collision, did also his fireman.
Frank Maxwell, who was crushed. Both engines OF
the express train ana the frst engine OF the freight
train were badly broken; otherwise serious damage
was done to either tram. wrecking train has been
sent 10 the scene and Il will take about ten hours
clear the track Ii Is supposed that tho engineer Of
express forgot the orders he had received 70
wait ut Cascade Tor tho freight train.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Tho last evening concert Of tho telephone will DO
given at stenway Hall this evening and tho nnal per.
Torrance In this city on Saturday AFTERNOON.
Arrangements now being made Tor second sea.
son ofwagncr opera, and as soon as they
peied now OF performances will DO announced.
Mr. Frcycr, tho cntcrprising manager to whom We
arc indebted tor tho production or the "Walkure."
will take bcncat tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music
next Wednesday, April H.
Barnum's circus, menngere aud museum will begin
It's exhibitions in New York, n GiImore's Garden.
Monday. Tho show Is said TO DO an immense one. and
includes a large number OF now attractions
THIS evening tho favorito opera III Trovatoro' will
30 presented tho Academy Of Music by the Havana
company, with Mmc. Palmicr In tho role OF Leonora,
Ceiada Maurice and Bcrtoas as the Condo di Luna.
With this strong cast the performance ought 70 -
gucccssfuL
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE ORDER ron THE REMOVAL OF THE TROOPS
FROM THE STATE HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. April 5, 1877.
The following letter. directing the removal OF the
troops from The State House Columbia, s. c., was
this morning sent 10 Major General Hancock by Gen.
era Sherman
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, /
WASHINGTON, April s. 1871 !
Major General W. s. HANCOCK. Commanding Military
Division OF the Atlantic, New YORK city
GESkRAL-l now have The honor 10 enclose you cer-
thcd copies OF the letters of the Honorable Secretary
OF War Of April D. ins and Of tho President OF the
United States OF the same date, ordering the with
drawal OF the troops OF the United States from the
State House at Columbia, S. c., Tuesday next. at
twelve O'Clock N. You will please the order to
BIO executed precisely al the time and in the manner
described IN said letters and report the fact promptly
10 these headquarters l have tho honor to he your
obcdien; servant. W. T. SHERMAN.
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DARING OUTRAGE.
LADY KIDNAPPED ON RAILROAD TRAIN.

A LADY KIDNAPPED ON RAILROAD TRAIN.
Iowa CRY, Iowa, April 5, 1877.
Six men, supposed to be monte operators. attempted
to abiuct Mrs George W. Watson, wealthy and ac-
pshcd young woman OF Massion, Onio from Rock
Island train, between Rock Island and this city Under
prcenco that she lunatc, thcy kept her gagged
and held her down at each station. She, however,
managed TO escape from thcm at Wilton after des-
pcrate struggle, during winch sho spraned her ankle.
Sne persuaded the conductor OF her sanity and was
allowed TO take In a hotel here where she is
we'll known and respected Tho object Of the was
probably money. us she was richly drsssad
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THE MISSING JEwELLER.
RUMoIs OF HIS MovEMENTs-EITHEn BRING
ING HIS GOLD WARES TO NEW YORK on GONE
TO HAVANA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp1
PHI TO THE HERALD. l

TO HAVANA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA. Ga. April 8, 1871.
II was discovered to-day that George Sharpe. tho
missing jewcllcr boarded the Augusta train Friday
night and he has been traced to Augusta 1t is said
that extra heavy vaise was handed into the bag.
gage OF the Charleston Railroad Saturday, and
this supposed to have been Sharpes Jcwery case.
Tho Charleston detectives telegraph that they have
reason TO believe that he took New York steamer
Saturday evening II is supposed that nc assumed a
disguise al Augusta aud dropped his real name there
The amount Of his indebtedness 10 tho street
brokers Of Atlanta foots up as at present
discovered, to over $40, 900, and may run up 10
$780, 600 His friends still contend that no Will return
alt right, and some of them suspect that he has been
fouly dealt with. They declare that he may havo
visited neghborng cities under alias simply that the
local jewellers might not know OF his presence In the
city aud then have blocked his trade HIS family and
clerks are In ignorance OF bis movements and we're
astounded at the suspicion that he had absconded
Claims for nearly all tho goods IN his store have been
filed, most OF them being consignees claims. The
latest rumor Is that Mr.. Snarpo took saboat from
Savannah and made for tho Florida coast and thence
picked his way to Havana
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-iour hours, In
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
Is1G
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20 OBvIATE THE "0REAT SEAL"
DIFFICULTIES.

AN ATTEMPT TO oBvIATE THE ''oREAT SEAL"
DIFFICULTIES.
HALIFAX, ~ s., April s, 1877.
In tho Assembly to-day tho Provincial Secretary in
troduccd bill TO empower the Lieutenant Governor in
council alter aud change the great seal OF tho Prov
incc from time time also bill TO ratiy and confirm
certain acts and proceedings done under tho great
OF the Province.
MASONIC GRxKrIsGs rRom ENGLAND
telegram from Plymouth, England, ays:--''Thc
Grand Lodge OF Tcmpnrs with TO 900 members, re-
turn fratcrual greeting 10 Nova SCOTIA fully In
dorsc tho action OF the Louisville representatives
TWO SAILORS DROWNED
Tho schooner Frederick Gearing, OF Gloucester, was
spoken or THIS harbor Yesterday and reported the
browning OF John Daniels and Edward Spencer OF the
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A GRAND DEMONSTRATION AWAITING THE vIC-
ToRIoUs aovERNoR-BENErIcIAL EFFEcrs
OF THE SETTLEMENT.

Ibx TELk0hAfH ~ HE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, 8. o., April 5, 1877.
Accounts from Columbia tonight say that tho DOM
onslration OF welcome to Governor Hampton on his
return to morrow will DO something unique both IN
numbers and enthusiasm Tho railroads are carrying
passengers to the capital at half fare. and visiting del
egations OF citizens from all parts OF tho State will
swell tho throng Business will bc suspended and tho
day will be given up to public rejoicing
rHREATESED DISTURBANCE.
Sinister hints uttered by some OF the carpot-
baggers that they will contrive disturbance in which
many negroes will be killed, but amid she popular
citation little heod Is paid 10 such vaporings
REVIVAL or BUSINESS.
The effect Of Hampton's triumph Is already felt
here In business way. President Simonds,
Of tho First National Bank George W. viii.
iams. William H. Smith, +. j. Pelzcr and
Others leading capitalists, agree saying that relief
has come the nick OF time, especially Tor the
interest OF the seaboard, which In imminent
danger OF anDihauon on account OF tho prevailing
uncertainty The market Tor local real has per-
ceptibly stinencd, and State bonds which week ago
from so TO So the strength OF tho prospect
OF pachcaton are to-day quoted at Is 70, with
Offering.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HUDSON. \. ", April 8, 1877.
man named Mike Talms struck by the 1855
train gong south this afternoon. and instantly killed.
The accident occurred short distance above the depot
Ia this city.
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BoRDEyrowS, y. j., A,

BoRoEyTowS, ~ j., April 8, 1877.
John Mccormick aged IS years, was killed by the
twenty minutes past three o'clock tram IRON Phia-
dclpia this afternoon.
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OPENING OF NAVIGATION.

PORT HoPx, Ont. April s, 1871
The steamer Norseman lett this morning for Char.
lotto, on tho nrst trip OF the season.
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STEAMER IN FLAMES.

NAPAxEE, Ont, April s, 1871
The steamer Norfolk burned 10 the wator's edge
At her dock, this morning. Schooner Andrew, lying
astern OF her, slightly damaged by IRE. The Nor
folk insured for 81 900 in the Stadacona Company
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GOVERNOR HAMPTON EN- ROUTE FOR coLuM-
BIA-A GRAND OVATION AT CHAILoTrE-A
SPEECH TO THE TAR HEELS.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON EN- ROUTE FOR coLuM-
BIA-A GRAND OVATION AT CHAELoTrE-A
SPEECH TO THE TAR HEELS.
lBY TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLOTTE, N. e., April s. 1877
Governor Hampton on his return from Washington
was met hero tonight by n committee OF SIXTY cn-
Gems Of Columbia, who arrived an hour previously on
n special train. He kept here until to-mor-
row by the citizens OF Charlotte who rendered him
one OF the grandest receptions on record
GRAND RECEPTION.
Al the depot he wus met by the Hornets Nest Rife.
and other military organizations. tho fire compa
mics and civic societies, and escorted TO tho Central
Hotel The ablaze with burning tar barrels
Nominations and grand pyrotcchnic display over
5000 people assembled In front Of the hotel who
welcomed him with round after round OF cheers After
repeated and vocforous calls the Governor his
appearance and was Introduced by Colonel William
johnson, Mayor Of tho city.
SPEECH or GOVERNOR HAMPTON.
He thanked the citizens of Charlotte and the people
OF North Carolina for this grand demonstration Of thor
good will and Tor their sympathy In the dark days
Como by. He not prepared or able to mako them
speech, but would mako few remarks referring
10 his mission 10 Washington. He said that he wont
thcro in difference to the wishes OF the President
he glad 10 say that hc well and cordially
ceived by that distinguished gentleman. He went
with perhaps the prcJudces OF Southern demo-
cra but he was happy 20 that he left most OF his
prejudices behind him. He had compromises make
and he was gratcd 10 tell the people Of North Carolina
that Mr.. Hayes proposed compromise. suggested
commission, nor did anything but what was his whole
duty President OF tho Unitod States. He patiently
heard the facts In tho case, and having weighed and
considered them, no issued tho order removing he
loops from the State House Of South Carolina. This,
said tho Governor was all he asked.
CONFIDENCE THE PRESIDENT
have the greatest confidence In the President I
believe him 10 be sincere, honest and determined TO
discharge the duties OF hts office under the constitution
anu the Executive OF this entire great nation.
Tho Governor concluded by remarklng that
but for tho votes Of the honest colorcd
people OF South Carolina he would not now DO
her Governor, and having pledged himself TO secure
TO the coored man all his Fights and privileges under
the constitution and laws Of tho State he going
people for their hearty welcome he bade them good
night
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THE WEST INDIES.

OUR FLAG ABRoAD-AN EARTHQUAKE MAKING
PI-PosTAL AFFAIRs
KINGSTON, March 20, 1871.
Ex-Governor Sir William Grcy loft tho island ON tho
18th inst.
Tho United Statcs steamer OF war swatara, Com
mander Cooke, arrived in Kingston Harbor from Nor
folk. Va. this forenoon and awaits tcographic
from the Navy Department. At Washington.
worry severe shock OF earthquake, lasting some
Any seconds visited the island at i've minutes to ono
A. NJ, ON Monday the 10th inst Beyond the damage
done in shops BY tho throwing down OF articles on
shelves and the scattering OF printers type serious
damage has yet been reported.
The postal union concrs It's benefits upon tho island
Of Jamaica and after the LIST OF April which case
there will DO surcharging Of letters between ia
maica and the United States.
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BUILDING.

HALEs HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAI
will every ament affecting the lungs throat chest
PiKks TooTHACHE DROPS In minute
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HATTI PEACEFUL AT PGEsENT-wHAT MADE THE
TROUBLE IN BARBADOS.

KINGSTON, jamaica, March 90, 1871.
The news from Hayti is conflicting Tho Govern.
ment party say thoro is discomfort and everything
promising, but the Opposition secm to be directing
hostile plans from Jamaica, where the chief conspra.
tors have congregatcd for that purpose
Advices from Barbados say tho Colonial Minister
Lord Carnarvon, has decided upon recommcnding
Crown government like Jamaica instead OF the Con-
federation OF the Wndwnrd Islands, which led to the
disturbances under Governor Pope Hennesey.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

SIGNIFICANT DEMONSTRATION OF LABoRERs-
FORCING THEIR WAY INTO PARLIAMENT
RESOLUTIONS OF CENsuRE ON The PREMIER
WHAT DOES II MEAN?
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA, Ont, April s, 1917.
One OF tho most significant demonstrations OF
workingmen ever Witnessed In Canada occurred hero
at noon to-day. 1t appears that time ago the
Minister OF Public Works, who is also Premier,
sanctioned tho reduction Of the wages OF laborers
from 81 % to ninety cents day. This connection
with the existent industrial depression produced great
dissatisfaction, which found vent to-day in q public
and personal appeal to tho head OF the government
large procession organized and marched TO the
Parliament buildings
sNUDBED BIT THE PREMIER.
committee was sent In TO ask interview OF the
Premier but the latter shut the In their faces and
refused appear. report to this crcct heing made
to the body OF proccssonists they marched into the
building demanded to DO heard. At this juncture
Hon. Peter Mitchell. formerly Minister OF Marine and
member Of tho opposition, made few brief concila-
tory remarks aitor which they returned grounds
where they passed resolutions in condcm Of the
Premier and calling on the workngmen OF Canada
the ult offered their representatives Tho
meeting orderly and dispersed after giving th,ce
cheers for John Macdonald leader OF tho opposition
This action Is regarded as being important and In
d,catng the DRIFT OF sentiment among this class and
that change Of public opinion is going with refer.
ence the OF the present administration
The whole police !orco here is now under arms
The legislation in tho Dominion Parliament has thus
far comparatively Insignificant OF the timo
being occupied In making frivolous speeches
GRAIN WAREHOUSE BURNED.
Tonoxro, Ont, April S, 1877.
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TMMRxsE sUcChss or TIKI NEW LAWN GAME,
l"vexillo great Improvement on "crcquet" Patron
stores r.. l. HORsMAN, Importer OF Games ~ and -
William ST. n Y. Send siAmo Tor descriptivs nrsas liza
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GRAIN WAREHOUSE BURNED.

TORONTO, Ont, April S, 1877.
An incendary FIRE at Port Nelson, last night, totally
destroyed Cottcr's grain warehouse Loss, $12 600;
partially insured.
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