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NASSAU COUNTY.

BABYLON LARGELY FAVORABLE TO THE Pro-
POSED CHANGE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BABYLON, +. l., Feb ID, 1871
Al the election in the town OF Babylon to-day lO9
majority was gwen for tho proposition erect tho
county OF Nassau.
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
RECEIVER TO DE APPOINTED To-pAY--Ex.
CHANCELLOR WILLIAMSON LIKELY TO RE.
CEIvE THE APPOINTMENT.
gLEGRAPH TO THE HERaLD.1

CHANCELLOl WILLIAHSoN TO RE.
CEIvE THE APPOINTMENT
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, Feb IL, 1877.
Al hali-past nine In the morning motion will DO
made in the Court Of Chanccry in this city for
tho appointments OF receiver for the New
Jersey Central Railroad. 1t would lave
been made today but for Chancellor
Runyon's time being so much occupied with regular
business which was set down for to-day John Taylor
Johnston and other gentlemen prominently Identified
with the company are IN town, and during the day
they held consultation with counsel as TO the most cx-
pcdicnt course to pursue Abraham Browning, Of
Camden, and Thomas n. McCattcr, Of Newark. will
represent the company as counsel and Attorney Gene.
raj Vanntta the state IL IS rumored thai Ex.Chan-
celor Williamson wIIllikcly be urged for the receiver.
snip.
MEETING OF THE oFFfcEns.
The officers OF the Central Railroad OF Now Jersey
have been requested TO call meeting on THURSDAY
the 18th ins at twelve o'clock NJ, at which time tho
investigating Committee appointed ut the stock old.
crs' meeting last ruscday VIII present their report,
now completed.
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TENNESSEE BONDS.

NO INTEREST TO be PAID ON THEM AT
PRESENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Feb. 13, 1877.
Governor Baxter has to-day signed the resolution
postponng for the present the payment OF interest on
State bonds.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty hours in compar
son with the corresponding date OF last year. no ind-
cacd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Buding:-
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ADMIRAL GoLDsBoRoUGH ILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, 1877
Rear Admiral !. w. Goldsborough is seriously IL
with typhoid malaria at his residence In this city,
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R,v PERCY. NJ d.. Buffalo. \: y - wish 10 add my
Testimony this wonderful curative properties OF your
ALr Ext. GOLpES MEDICAL DiscovtKv. l have tAksn
great In this medicine since first H.
badly afflicted with dyspepsia liver deranged and almost
perfect prostraton OF the So rapid
complete did the Discovery effect perfect that IL
seemed like magic and perfect wonder to myself.
since that time have been without bottle OF
Discovery Purgativc Pellets in the house They
solid sound family phvsicai In the house and ready
all times ay reet ot sickness-without charge
We had doctor In the hons. since first be-
gan the your Pellets ana Discovery have
complicated eases arising from. as thought. All i'm
pure state Of the blood. and In have they
failed to than accomplish all they are claimed 20
do will only mention remarkable Though could
give dozens, Henry Roster furniture dealer OF this
place. who Of the pitit objects his
face swollen out Of shape scales and eruptons without end
botche and scales Nothing he took seemed effect
IL particle finally induced him TO lew bottles Of
the Golden Medica, Discovery with daily OF the Pellets
assuring him II would surely um lie enced its
six weeks since taking pellets each night for
week. then each night; and the Discovery directed
The result h to-day his skin Is perfectly smooth tho
scaIy eruptions gone lie has taken u
eight In all considers himself cured This
bancd the skin OF best physicians Messrs puns
ford Co. druggists. of this place selling largely Of
your medicines the demand steadily increases aud they
give perfect satisfaction In every case. Respectfully.
W. II. CIiAMfPIN. Agent American Express Company.
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MISSING VESSEL.

HALrAx n. s., Feb. Is, 1877.
Tho brgantinc Ariel, from Cascumspcc Prince Ed
wards Island for Baltimore, Is missing. Sho sailed
December Is, and has not been heard Of
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BEN HILLS SUCCESSOR.

(Dr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA Ga, Feb IA 1877
Ar election has been called in the Ninth district Of
this State on the I3h OF March next to OIL she Va
cancy caused by Mr. H,II's election to tue united
States Senate.
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KING, THE AERONAUT, SAFE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, FOB.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Fob. 10, 1877.
Professor King, the acronaut, reached this city
shortly alter midnight having descended near Rice
vile, Ark, some twelve miles distant a. o'clock
last night
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship ParthIa will lcavc this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at tho Post once d
eleven O'Clock A. NJ
THE Ngw YogK HgnALp-Edition for Europo-wil
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Avcrago tcnperature yesterday y .
Average temperature for corresponding date. last n
year. .......................... Az
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WASHINGTON, Feb 13, 1877.
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JERSEY CRY N. j., Feb. 10, 1877
ScHoxAcKER PIANO CoxrASv.
PuLADELPniA:-
GEsrLrxES-The UrRIcnr PIANO sold mo last year ud
exceptionable In its singing Its rich full
its sweet harmonic uniformity. Its Of
the delicate we'll audcr compositions
In of the best instruments
have heard This opinion accords with t of critical
musical friends who have examined and enjoyed IL.
Yours DC,
CHARLES SIEDLER.
Mayor OF Jersey City N. j.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
aerated beverages.
JOHN MATTHEW'S. lst ". and asth st.. city.
WIGS, TOUPEES.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
wgmaker switches Curls. invisbies Bandeaux ~ East
18th ST., near broadway.
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NEW ROCIEI LES BfNK CLOSED.
Oncers Making an Examination Of Its Condi-
ton Rriorc Paving ncpo.Its.

Many dopnslt"rs oi tho New hocheiie
Savings Bank made their appearance at the
door N the institution Ion, haf,rc tho ononin,
"''' VI ''e ','''''"''0" ''"- ~ n.'V' W. 'pV"'"s
long. for posted in a conspicuous place was a
notice TINT tho bank WINS closed nc ndiny nm in.
',t'','". ~. ,t'' -, ea,'' r. ~
NcstlEhtoh 10y the Irrsidcht. secretary lrcas-
urer. and Trustees Lambden and Pine.
Innuiry of the officers Of the bnnk wns i'm
~" ~ W."
possible Tor they we're gu, oi town; nu' some
Of the trustc, who were present at the meet
inl, of the, MIGHT hefor. told the anNious de-
- ~, -
m~"orT "i 'h' "'"oh t'lh' h"u prrh "N'h'
The store and home OF Secretary Humphrey
were hsingel throughout the day by crying
,,,, ,i,'., l.,, -.,nr,I s,,.i,,,.s ,,.,,, l., ,,.,
"'"''" '''' '"''"i "'' '"'''''' "''' "a ~ ''''
bans. but III all caseS iA'y We're assured thHt
the suspcnsiou was merely temporary Other
Mr. Coirlrprk. one of the trustees. being
o- L..l .- O., tha t-tifh nt "a etarv That th. ltu [
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10 IHE RELIHF or yHE uRECM
Three Steamers Re,pAichcd from Norfolk =
List or the Officers Saved

WAsHiN0roN. Nov. "a The first news Of
the di.astcrio the war steamer Huron reached
this ciy in n iospatch from the signal Service
station at Kiuy Hawk. A despatch WAS at once
sent 10y Secretary Thompson to Rear Admiral
Trrnohard at Hampton Roads to send steamcr
instantly To- The relief Of the Huron, and If he
thought advisable to send also tho steamer Of
the Baker Wrccking Company. He also tclc-
Graphcd the Commandant at Nor. )lk 10 send
tug To- the locality ofthe disasterhrought the Dis
mai swamp canal. Rear Admiral Trenchard tele-
graphcd in reply that the Swatara would
start at once and the flagship Powhatan
would follow her and that the wrccking steamer
would hc sent down also. The CDmmHndrut OF
the Norfolk yard teegrhphcd mat the tug For
teras Inlet and reach the sccnc OF the wreck in
this way Secretary Thompson also trlc.
graphed through the signal Ofllce 10 the signal
station NJ Kitty Hawk to furnish all the aid pos,
sihle. send for assistance in "vepy dircction.ani
endoayor tu rr.ye the wants oi mos" VINO were
saved Al q latd honr TINS evening nothing has
been heard from these relief parties. bat news
10 nnt telpa tod to,morrow morning, ., =.
A. the last roll received from the vessel sue
had lO4 sailors and thirteen marines on hoard.
Very nenriy the same number OF men are be-
fyF S s ee % yGsiS @ a. sav4d ,Ss r. s
Ry ths Ny fhepr%eI! EsEn mucan
i.sshtt Assstant Taymaster Cary \. s5niers. Com,
mandcr Ryan, who Was lost had been Il service
nearly twenty years. ana pore u hlgh rcputl-
| ton ia the navy. He was appolntod from Mossa-
! chusetts, and bls present coinmission dates from
| Sept. T. 1876.
| new measurement 6l5 old. and with dis
! placement Of 020 tons. She WAS 1856 feet long,
| eleven inch two nine inch. and one siNY. four
FOUNDER. ali smooth borcs. She was built IN
1874 at n cost Of 1907 ,Q24.67 or s30s per ton Of
| knots an hour. 1t IL IA significant fact that u
witness before the last Investigating committee.
thai she was q new ship. boilers dangerous.
fnsiy built, with little speed facts which may
account for the circumstance that she now lies
| a wreck. with throc-iourths Of hor officers and
| men lost ia tAe breakers. she VIZ commis-
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ms DlUGHTER MINNIE.
WHY the Brother-in-I.nw of "a Wealthy
Irokrr L. In the Tombs Prison.

William S. Mitchell, editor Of the phila-
dclphia Commercial Adrefse,. WAS arrest
ed in Lesgrtt's Hotel. Chatham street.
on Friday on "A complaint Of william
Tumbridgc, Of TumbridSo 4 Co.. hrok ,rs.
80 Broad street. that Mitchell had at
tempted 90 shoot him. Mitchell is the brother
in-nw # the complainant. In the Tomls po-
licrCouri Mitchell read vague, rhnp-o iicnl lrt-
tors. amt wa, committed 10 await medical in
uuily ~ To- his sanity.
IL il mcdium-s zed dark. and slightly built !;
wears full heard. tire s-'s neatly, has placid
nrunrr. and speaks in II low. deliberate tone.
lie told a SUS reporter last evening romantic
story OF his meeting with and marriage To his
wife. the mother Of his darling child, Minnie.
Tho wife lcft him, he ~Nys. and aitnrwari had
the child kidnapped from him. He says that
he called upon Mr.. Tumhrdge Ia make in
quirirs in regardto Mlnnie's wheroahouts, and
1umbridge ordered him out Of his on'r. lie
then said that kdnappers ought To- bc shot, and
this was construed into threat. aud he WAS
arrested
Third street. Brooklyn, snd that Mitchell is
undoubtedly insane The wife and Minnie are
liNins in comfort in Brooklyn under Mr.. Tum-
hrilec's guariianshp, and he had told Mitchell
that he could have his ihmily whenever he
would show himself able Ia support them.
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THE yTGITIVE sEN.ITOR.
The One Member az the senate who pnres
not Face Ills Constituents.

WAsHINdroN, Nov "a Another night sos
sion of the District Court was held hy Justice
Humphreys yesterday for the accommodation
~ the coOns ! in the case 0i SrnnOr pii rson.
Mr.. Charles pIlllum made his argument la favor
Of the writ II hGbeas corpus. IL SAID that
south Carolina wa- the only STATE which do =
not inquire into tiir -ouuInoss of the indirt-
mcnt in cases of rrIuisitiIn. anl elaine that
the Senator WIS not l'clns from Justice, rs was
alleged. no proceedings having boon begun
while he WIS in The state. II dri " att'n nt'un to
the careiu manner IN which Auprn'y-G.urrai
Conner, avoids swearing That senator ltiirr-
SON WAS a fugitive from Iustl 'e in tuc .nllaYit
on viii h the repuistun WIS based.
Cot. ". A. Cook argued TINT this r"qui- -ition
whs apparently II purely political move Co. sub
siitute a Demo rat Tor Senator Patterson in he
Untcl States Sonntp. In closing, ne snil that
the act oi Chief Justice GARTER in granting the
warrant did not rise Ia tho dignity Of a court
record. and should not hr allowed ~ such. Col
Cook finished his argument al midnight, ait"r
having spoken for four hours. Gen. Conners
will close the argument Tonight Al I O'clock,
ami the case will then De closed 80 tur ns the
arguments 60
Senator Patterson was in the court room in
the early part Of the evening with the Hon. VI.
G. Butler. hut they both leii soon after Col Cook
began his speech.
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poilcrmnt drocn JarESon. coal hravry'
,rorEc Joh's; warrant oincrrs COOK; =. w.
nnltniIcy nni Mlchnrl Irhih9r tIhlrrnlhs o. hl,rr
G@unru' @ hug, hlhuErist' J2hh D. wDn,Vy, nnu
thHs. S,nn'id'r. ,coNswnlns; John Mahpn.
m,gicr; Thomas Loushran quarter gunner;
EuWnrh lynn np.'hechry neorge mnl.niin
cabin, steward; Frank McCollum. Qnarierma.s,-
Wr; nonns M'rarinhe. coppursintnv; Il; J9nn 9n W.
rnbin COOK; Joseph MURPHY snip COOK jas
r.. llorc,,. ''rp'htcr 'naS. iortcr' nrmorcI !
3i the dust John l.. kODcfison y"9mnn Albert
ohior. lnar,nr Ennihter W. n; =; Snrk. cns,h- sl
rcrs ye9Wan Daviu Strlnger. uaptnn OF mo
holu >. w. sullivan, warrant Olilcer steward.
and ilte'n marines o., ,,, =,
=. Tho signal Service observer Mt Kitty Hawk,
r. ", reports 10 tiie thlei Slgnh Oi1lc,r nj ~
J.. n, ns follows Among those snVcd were r..
i, Warhurton Of Penns ylyanlai Cadet EnSl-
g. Dcnig Of Ohio. Assistant. Engineer George
u. Ryan. Joseph Murphy, ships cook Cary N.
nnmters - rGnnSElann'", rirsni ass,S,a' ry S
other names are, withheld. Assistance j.
wanted immcdiat"ly the men aro ohly hat
now dead on the beach. The others who pr
iahed are sun IN the breakers only four ON
- 1he signal SrrNlrr Observer at Nag II 'ai, N.
C.. reports t. The Cni.i signal Onircr nt J. NJ.
IA iollpw-: Shcrln Brinklry Will furnish tho
steamer Eunitp To carry the saN"i nnd those
drowned tu Norfolk tomorrow. The Huron is
complrtcly under water AMI u total loss,
As To- what rendered the steamer so helpless
a. 10 drut uron tlf oaugHrpuS ~nnuiS. no one
iust now can s'ts'y him0ci WIN any th,ply,
have hrokru down. thus leaving thr ship uls1-
lnt"ly helpless n the iuerri ihr iH-u- storm
trip down thr coast.
II "a rtm"mbcrd hy naval officers that oven
during the wir. when the rnt r. -'u'h 'rn c1aS',
guarded hy tuiird states bio 'kading Nc-rris.
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THE U.iE TIiE EAST.
O.mnn Pnsha's Criticni Position at Pievna-
Bntouin to he Attacked.

LoNpoN, Nov 2i.-A despatch from pcra,
NOV. - suys: The yiow taken Of Osman
pashus position il, On tho whole, dr,pon Ling;
hut snur maini',in that he has PROVISIONS
enough To hold cut until MrhrmNt All can or
guni2o an army of relief, and great efforts ar"
hnine made to accomplish this end. There il
talk os giving Bakrr iAsla an important -om-
mand To- assist him.
despatch from r his says; " The Ron corps
will shortly auack BatOum With heavy artillery.
The Caucasian insurrccllon Is increasing, The
insurgents sturmcd the fortified town of kussar
on the lsi inst. and captured the garrison;
drspalch from Belgrade saws: Cen H9r-
vatovicS has ordered tho inhabitants ~ the
Acxnntl Saitschur. and Knialcyatz districts to
he ready within fifteen DAYS 10 retire into the
interior Many have already lett and troops
have been distributed along the eastern from
tier Gems. Horyatovics and Protias have in
spectrd the positions of the TimOk army. The
second class militia have been INSTRUCTED Ia mo-
biiile and hold themselves prepared 10 march
to the frontier, It. is stated that the morato;
debts, viii be further prolonged"
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JOTIINGS .iBOTT TOVN.

Yourl dime sacred concert tins evening in Cooper
msulu,
~ Alderman Icnkn, Yam srhaick sailed for Europe
yesterday t"l ceum unul January
cant Wiliuus ralDd Ave isorlrrly houses In Twenty
sNeatn strcctla,t evening ani lpca'd ~ iv PERSONS
FL,hu's fk.k>r Ptg.r rlb>hcA mDniliy tins giiy,
yNc. te -,s,ip ol tc game AMI t' latest ,uI toughest
problems and Positions
oi uc N .u Boai rlll loaf, Au>leroi tll' city BY
four i,ctin ll', SECONDS
Receiver B iui.hcl his report o the couiihon Of the
lu.n umc SAVING HtN l.,,e,,u.ls, and lorwasded II
a. tho BaNN superintendent
F,gx ruuuYio I,-i street and Twelfth avenue wA
-iuu.s rod Nc.'rity b. tlc cAyins iu a. u sewer
,>,.>.tnhiH Nni % hr was atwoTA, in / "a sircot
Law. .n,cE Iild.,d yesterday IN hi- home in Colnm.
tft l'lwNn.rt ne lhlr'eenth Waga ~ the Common
Cugu,l IA lreS AMI l~@
Tho commissioners of charities amt Correction have
bought liVn pounds Of loulU, and and lupo barrels VI
potatoes for Tie THANKSGIVING dinner 10 be given ~ Tho
inmates Vt the public Institutions
fair Is in progress In st. Psurs Catholic church liar
Sm tor 1s lsfr"f f Il gs AN aIi "r "S. WI ,
Teio shnrnts and many other attrAci.h hte uneftd
horsc attached - loaded coal cart, ran away In
Townsend Co Ncoal yard, az 81 hisiih avenue, {e.
between the shN'' eI the cart aht leat lie del soon
gtcrNHri
Mrs Mary C'carv. sscd n, M AZ Ea., seventeenth
street luirlrrd With her 'ntcr Rcharl ClAH 81 lrr
ncu' She was ,cut to Bcir,u, lnsmul rlnik WAS nr.
ro.icr rif rs 1,htef 'il nrics were not "tuNs ns
was r,'Aftd
A., San''"a, Of 4. Az saa, Sat- Ss1da~ wll
mai N,hpoa 1H,h oamdWe, as glNc satisfactory cNk
1s,Jy m hcir arnlns anily and good ghaaetcr win
public schools ol the stats without uiuer examination
Monsieur X. in a new role Read joe How
nS Cra",-Ais
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STRIkING on 4 SIND BAR.
The Vessel Submerged by the Waves nnd all
Hand. Washed Overheard.

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 2i-News reached
here AZ 2 +. VI. to-day Of the wreck Of the
steamer Huron. near Kitty Hawk. on the coast
of North Carolina. between Cape Henry and
Nag's Head. a few miles from the latter place.
and about two miles from Life Saving Station
No. :. \ tremendous sand bar runs parallel
with the coast along this region. causing
strong and trearhrrouS current. which. with tho
violent wind. caused the ship To become un-
manageable At This season OF the year there
are no life-saying orews attached TO the stations.
AMI there was no means Of rendering the fatcd
ship assistance. The Huron struck at / 4. NJ.
and was submerged 10y tn. waves, which washod
all overheard. The crew numbered l35 souls
only thirtv-hve of whom reached -hur", four
officers and thrty-oi.n men. in naked AMI ~
saved are, pi- A. istant Paymaster Carey \.
sauu lor-. Ensign luci.n Young. Cadet En-
gin .tr l.. O.. II mig. and +. +. Wurhurtnn. The
names oi li4e men nr' unknnwn. The surf is
Mll ~ loli -. AMI tAc survivors a.c Luah" 20
rcn ter any ass stance.
Iue Huron sailod inr llay m on Friday 10 G
i. NJ, ili ,Ac '2ec n a storm. and Wlil' tho
storm -ral W.- fyln- gud 10" barometer fiil-
ing. Iwp stories are current. ono SANS mat
Cgli. Ryan W,s ANXIOUS 10 pui {" sea, nu iIr
ether that Ryan and Xomtiyn ON rSimmons
ing wnainer. but were told To- obey th"ir orl"i-.
Tue following il u ."rrcl list oi the Ulcers:
II,n29. +, a,n iG %;'7 E,i isT Y G"'Ia.f'Gt; &
.o fS.%% sa Hs'I%5 %ar M"Sr FrrNG y" i fayaas snE'y
Car, y. saunders: Surgeon, Goo. :. CulD.rt;
Chi, ! .auo.r. Eimond Olsen; Ensign. Iu-
Glen Young Cnlgt En'.nc"r-. Ei.;ar MngJur-
ton k'dmond " LOOMS Il. g. Denig, Geo ).
Will us; CIpt.iu. CurS Gii.ii.
Tho puWhutnu sailed az i. VI. to-day FOR the
scene of the wreck. The steamer Chownn was
chartered 10y Capt. W. T. rruAtpn. acting Com
maudaEt ~ the navy yard. AMI under COM
mHnd Of Lieut.. Watson lrft vita \ihnmarlr and
Chc-ap"akr onnti. w IA mon ANA stores for tho
wre't. Baker Bios. wreckiug -leumcr J.. & j.
IL t' y r. -f Id rl
il 'front.' r.cit ....ri in .hn fI1ini.ni 'v ,- iI.r,
ARE many iriDnds aud wives oi tho officers Il .rs.
ana their distress j. pitlnll'. Ine bOdn- are
"vtn'ne or " nl1g morning. rllr Niro- o. t.e
$ snAl line are down h'fw'cn here Aul x EItty
Hawk, aud causes much delay IN g'iling new,
The 'anal stAamers Cygcnet ma Bonita viii
BRING tho bodies 10 this city tomorrow.