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syensful iortnIzh. nay Be .ald 70 ha,e been al.ne,

sventul fortnight may be said 10 been dameiri-
caiy opposed 10 that OF the government Tho more
pacific the policy OF Prince GorischakoG tho more
belcose was the language OF tho ST. Petersburg and
Moscow journals. Even tho country papers-upder
strict ccusorship-were allowed 10 take part IN the
martial movement, the object oil this concentrated
literary attack apparently being to represent Rus
s'as new propositions an ultmatum and their ac'
septance by England as a concession 10 sav interests
Only few advanced journals formed an exception 10
The rule and deprecatng any settlement short Of the
dslntegration OF Turkey, rejected hall tho conces-
SONS supposed 10 have been demanded OF
England Though the Russian public were
NJ drst but very moderately interested IN the
Eastern question: the OF exciting articles aud
energetic diplomatic notes during the current year
have lod them 10 expect very different result from
the one attained. Hence have the striking spectacs
that while anti-Turkish enthusiasm was always re
stricted o few towns, and even tncre cyaporatcd
quickly, the disappointment felt at the present ermi
nation the diplomatic campaign Is serious AMI ex.
sends to many"
DISSATISFIED NoxTEyEGRiys.
II is stated in Cons,antinoplo that the Montcnegrns
will be satisfied with the cessioI OF portion Of the
Nicsics district The Turkish Cabinet met yesterday
consider the change in the situation resulting from
the signing Of the protocol No final determination
was arrived at in regard 10 sending delegates TO ST.
Petersburg Tor the that the Porte awaits official
ccgnizance Of the protocol According to special
from Vienna the Prince Of Montenegro has refused 10
command the Bosnian insurgents, alleging that consid
Grafton for Austria obliged his doing so.
THE KAsAS REvoLuTIoSIsrs.
A St Petersburg letter says:-"The condemnation
Of the youthful before Kasan Cathc
dral has boon followed by suit against $50 persons OF
both for brotherhood, the circulation OF
reasonable writings and preparatory steps for CON-
muristc revolution. Investigations by special
committee Of tho Senate, which create q
great sensation. prove mat a well organized
plan existed based the principles OF the intci
Monai socia democrats. As instance OF the sgnih.
attached the trial Prince Gorschako despite
his ailments and laborious duties has already appeared
twice In court 70 watch the CASE
THE MONT GEMS TUNNEL.
definite and positive contradiction is given TO the
report OF a andslip IN tho Mont Cents Tunnel
CATHOLIC CHURCH FRANCE.
Tho Uniucrs reports that Minister Simon, before
leaving for Italy, ordered the Project OF Police
STARE the Catholic Committee OF Paris dissolved.
Nevertheless the sixth Congress Of the Catholic Com
mittee opens to-day, but simply under tho name OF
Assembly OF Catholics
FAMINE INDIA.
A despatch from Calcutta says the latest advces
respecting the famine the adras Presidency report
increase Of 1000 employed the government relief
works, and % 900 the number those charitabiy
relieved
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NEEDLESS ALARM AMONG THE LouIsIANIANs-
LITTLE LETT FOR THE COMMISSION TO DO.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

NEEDLESS ALARM AMONG THE LoUIsIANIANs-
LITTLE LETT Fon THE COMMISSION TO DO.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, April ., 1877.
There seems to be good deal Of excitement Ia New
Orleans about the coming Of the commission aud
monster mass meeting be held on Friday at which
resolutions will be adopted prasins the President and
his po!cy and protesting against yitng which shall
Impair the Nichols State government tho legislation
under II. Among other speakers Pinckback is an
nounccd. The Tears OF the louisanians needless
IL NIL likely that tho will attempt
20 Interfere with either.
THE NICHOLAS LEGISLATURE
Mr. Nichols Legislature has now twenty Returning
Board members the Senate, niuctccn being quo
rum. IA the House Gity three Returning Board
members, sixty.onc beng quorum They have daily
accessions and expect TO have quorum OF Returning
Board members IN both houses by Wednesday Thurs
day tncy should this by tho time the com.
mission arrives, there would be nothing lett to be
settled cxccp, formal withdrawal OF tho troops and
the dissolution OF the Packard sham.
The commission leaves tomorrow morning The
members expect to complete their work three a:
most Jour days alter they arrive IN New Orleans.
rAuxAkp's CALI ron TROOPS
Packards call on the President Tor troops TO assist
him, based on the constitutional provision has been
here several days aud gets reply or attcnteu FIT
gets any answer il vii DC piamp refusal else
repetition OF the order issucd on the ~ of March by
President Grant glvinl notice that Packard could not
longer b. sustained by troops. such an order would
demoralize PacKsrd's adhcrcn,s, and probssy pro-
iaco thclr dispersion without the ussistanc, OF the
commission.
NO FORMAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMMISSION.
WAsnISaTos, April 2, 1877.
II Is stated at The Executive Manson that no
formal or written instructions Will be given to the
LOUISIANA Commission, but that they have by
conversation With ,hn President bccn placed
IN possession Of his views aud wishes IN
gard 10 their mission, and Will keep themselves
in constant communication Win him BY telegraph,
after their arrival IN New Orleans an Instrumcn, hav
ing been rl,cc IN OF tho private Offices OF the Ex
ccntiyc Mansion ior tins special purpose. The gen
cral nature OF tho verbal Instructions gven To nen.
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IRREGULARITIES IN THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. April 2. 1871

WASHINGTON. April q 1871
The Secretary Of the Navy, having directed an e1.
animation into the alleged incorporation by ex-
Secretary Robson OF the fund arising from the sale
OF the old navy yard ~ Philadelphia, was to-day
placed In possession OF the report made IN pursuance
OF his orders. IL Is SAID that Secretary Thompson,
when made aware OF the astounding irregularities
shown by tho investigation expressed himself
as feeling very much like commissioner bank.
ruptcy Outside of the gross extravagance In the pay
mcnts made for the called removal the buildings
material and the iaunchngs OF ships AT the yard,
which amounted to the OF s327 5s4
this case. properly expended Tor the purposes
OF meeting and efcctinc contracts. Il not known
unll wha, could have become OF the balance OF
ST. 600 600 realized by the sale OF the old yard II has
been discovered that ex-Sccretary Robson directed
It's application to meet the requirements OF tho bu-
reaus OF Steam Engineering and Naval Construction.
The investigator also goes show that Secretary
Robeson appears, by what records available, to
have drawn out OF the Treasury lump, few
days before his retirement. s30l, 600 Thus far no
be found OF what particular purposes the
sum was applied 10. II is generally believed that IL
paid contractors and The "barpics" they are
called in the Navy Department II isa grave offence
the part OF any Official TO takc money from ono
appropriation and apply It to another Recommends
ton - made that tho money thus misplaced be
recovered, II possible, from tho Bureaus OF Steam
Engineering and Construction.
the whole subject will DO referred 10
Congress at its next session for action. Tho
proceeds OF the sale OF the old navy directed
by tho law 10 be nscd in putting up new buildings,
warehouses, &C. in tho rcftting o! tho navy yard
at League Island. In addition to tho absorption OF
funds in this case together with the halt million tngcn
from the appropriation for tho pay OF the officers OF
the navy, tho ex-secrctary OF tho Navy, just before
going out made contracts In tho Bureau
OF Construction amounting to 81 800 ooO all Of which
Secretary Thompson, since his accession TO Office has
ordered annulcd II is said that his experience
old railroad lawyer will stand to him In making a
thorough Investigation OF the Official irregularities be-
qucaihed to MIN in tho Navy Department
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bcrs Of The Commission is tha, they shall suggest and
report but not act

bcrs OF The Commission Is that they shall suggest ano
report but not act
THE SITUATION IN NEW oRLkANs-ARnfvAL or
CoNGEEssMES FROM Neutrality-suspicious. ST.
cEDFRs FROM THE PACKARD LEGISLATURE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2. 1871.
The Louisiana congressman arrived from Washing
ton to-day. and several Northern newspaper corrc-
sponden;s have also put appearance As yet tho
situation substantially unchanged both parties being
retccn 10 their purposes and awaiting the arrival
OF the commission.
THE NICHOLAS .HcisLArckB.
Three seceders from the Packard House OF Rep.
rcsenatIves werc to-day sworn IN the Nichols Leg
isiature is now within nine oil returning board quo
rum Earnest efforts being made TO complete II,
PAYING PAcKARps GARRISON.
Packards garrison had its SPIRITS raised to-day by
being pad Sl3 per capita Tor one months SERVICES
but The leaders depressed than ever Packard
himself threatening 10 play Inc role o! Samson in
case Hayes deserts him.
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Tbs democratic Legislature holds caucus tonight
70 determine upon the questions OF adjournment aud
the election OF Senator
4 MASS
The great mass meeting has been arranged for Friday
Al moor.
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READING RAILROAD ENGINEERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aprii ., 1877.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprii 2, 1877.
From the condition Of m iirs tonight IL Is cvidcg,
thu, there will bo trouble between tho Eeadipg Rail
road Coinpany and tbcir engineers. An officer Of
tho company stated this morning that each man
asked turin. last week whether he would
remain "h tuc company adhere 10 the Brother
hood. ana out ~ 400 engineers tho employ OF the
company, there were only about dozen who decided
10 quit work. lls morning nll hands we're on their
cbs hes usual--wrh tact " an assurance To tho
UicciS oi Nae company thai the Incn VIII Keep Iah.
Papers bearing reference 10 the bcn.ical life insur
nncc project mentioned ~ the circular of Genera
Manager Wootcn arc now being drawn NJ, TO winch
the signatures OF all engineers intending 10 adhere 70
the company Will be annexed
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor John r. Har,ranft, OF Pennsylvania. and
Congressman Fernando Wood, are At the Ffth Avenue
Professor ". q. Sumner, OF Yale College: Rev. John
DO VIII, OF Philadelphia; cx.Congrcssman John o.
whttehousc. Of Poughkceps.c, ana X. II. carsnody.
Unitec States Navy, are ut the Hoffman. X. J. Cat
ling OF Hartford, Is ut tho Asior. Chief Engineer
Theodore Zccr, United States Navy, Is At the West
Minister. Ex-Governor John Evans. OF Colorado, 10
at the ST. Nicholas John Tucker, OF Philadelphia, Il
nj tho Albemarc. Elk Congressman James N. Ashley,
Of Ohio, 10 at the ST. Denis.
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NEW JERSEY GovERNoRsHIP.

THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS YEsTERDAY-MR.
JOEL PARKER THE LEADING FAvoRIrE-PRoB-
ABLE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, April 2, 1871
An important conference OF democrats held here
TO-DAY relative to tho next Govornorshp. The livcli-
est interest was manifested IN tho deliberations.
Among tho names discussed as candidates for Gov
crnor were Mr.. Joel Parker, Congressman Ross ana
Cutler ex.congressmcn Bird and rcese, cxChancelor
Williamson, jacob vanntta, W. W. Shipper, John
McGrcggor and Leon Albeit. Joel Parker had the
strongest following Local friendship apparently,
controlled tho feeling Of many In favor Of tho other
gentlemen. except Mr.. Albeit, whose name did not
seem 10 take well with any OF them
REPUBLICAN FAvokiTEs.
The favorite OF tho republicans seems 70 DO General
Scwcil, with "Honest" John Hili Ex-Governor Newell
aud r. A. Potts In the back ground
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COUNTY CLERKS RECORDS.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND NO FEES ron
SEARCHES.
[yY TELneRApH TO THE HERALD
rR.sroS, n. j.. April 2, 1877.
The OF Errors nnd Appeals held to-day that all
records In county clerks Offices should be opcn to the
public tor examination. and that no foes should no
charged Tor searches except when nade by county
clerks or their assistants.
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LOCKED UP FOR HOMICIDE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, Il. J., April 2, 1871
Darius Manchester, who mor,alIy wounded Philip II.
Duriec was again lodged in the county Jail this
ing After having warrant served upon him for
bomicde in Tverton, whore the deed was committed,
he pleaded not guilty, and waving an examination
ndiudgcd probably guilty and ordered 10 furnish
bonds IN the OF So 900 for his appearance Ht he
Murcb term OF Pleas lie will be released
on ln In days His friends stood ready to-day
bail him. hut thought best to allow MN 10
In iail Tor Tow days.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

HALIFAX, N. s., April 2, 1871
Papal bull, appointing DR.. Hannah Archbishop,
has been received here.
DEATH or SPANISH SOLDIERS.
The Spanish frigatc Vile dc Madrid moored of the
dockynrd here Tor repairs. had $50 invalid soldiers
board from Havana Tor Spain, SIX OF whom have died
Of consumption since arriving here
SAILORS DROWNED
The schooner Laura haywood. which arrived here
to-day from the fishing banks reports that the 18th
ut two of the crow Of the schooner Ebcn b. Phillips
Of Gloucester were drowned by the swapping OF a
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THE CAPTURED BOND ROBBERS.

The two bond robbers, Joseph Baldwin and Joseph
Adams or. they arc better known, "Pcppcrmint
Joe' and "Joc Butts,n were again remandcd
yesterday and held 10 await developments likely
10 eliminate them, which thought TO 10 immi.
ncnI A bond robbery OF $4,000 $4,000
occurred In Boston III which they were implicated,
their word sent 10 the authorities
that city forward reQu,siton tor them. II Is prob
ably procured by thus time, and 40 II the two Jocs
escape c0nvlcio hero tor lack Of evidence they
apt encounter more formidable Indictment In Mas
snCh
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Batavia will loave this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close AT the Post Ofnoc q
half past SIX oclocS A. II.
TINS Nav YoKx HgRALD-Eiitlon for Europo-wiu
DO ready at six o'clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers Tor mailing, six cents
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EXCITEMENT IN THE TRENTON COMMON CouN-
clL-IHE LICENSE FEES CONSIDERABLY IN
CREASED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, April 2, 1877.
There was livoly time in tho Common Council Of
this city TODAY the granting OF hcsnscs sell
malt liquors, nlc and beer
Mr.. Louis Parker. Jr., presented remonsranccs
against licenses signed by about 900 citizens he
made lengthy speech In support OF their views. Hc
gave statistics TO show that moderate calculation
Inc city lost 1876 $49 500 by the license system HIS
resolution 10 withhold licenses lost by vote Of
To L.
Alter au exciting debate n resolution increasing the
license leo qnor from 500 TO $500 and for beer
from $50 to 500 per year carried. About ono
hundred licenses werc granted and rejected.
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THE pROBI,EM OF LIFE.


Tho Irishmsn who read the newspaper wrong side up,
what replied. big storm shine
upside down" Equally Understood the works and d.
that those vital questions
tho fa of persons life To
lite aicd book and though they live 10 old they
die ignorant Of the power that lies do wit hin them
The recent work "TnE PxorLks COMMON ssSsN MEDICAL
ADVISER from tho pen 81 X. V. Pierce NJ d. of Buffalo,
N T. discusses these matters fully aud ably In their
various phases Price, ~ 50 Nearly on pages illus
have already been sold Address ths author, H. v,
PIERCE. NJ. d.. Buffalo. ". v.
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TESTIMONY ron TrLDEN.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1877.
The Times, OF this city, OF tomorrow win contain
statement which, IL says comes from high republican
the effect that tho eight electoral votes OF
Louisiana properly belong TO Mr. rldcn, and that the
testimony will be furnished him IN the prosecution VI
his suit under writ OF quo warranto.
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THE GOLDING DIVORCE CASE.

ST.. Louis, NO.. April q 1877.
Tho Goldng divorce case, which excited ~ uch In
iercst here by Of tho high social position or tho
parties concerned, decided by Judge Lindlcy OF
the Circuit Court, to-day, he granting Mira olding
decree OF divorce and $4,000 aIimony Dr. Golding
vnl probably petition Tor a trial.
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NO YELLOW FEVER AT RIO JASEIRo.
Rio JASEIRo, April 2. 1871
The reports Of the prevalence OF yellow lever
ire authoritatvely contradiced. The city from
any Of tho epidemic. aud has not for many
years past been in sucn good sanitary condition
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HARTFORD, CoxS, April 2, 1877.
Tho democrats to-day elected their candidates for
CITY Clerk Auditor aud Marshal by average major
ny OF 200.
The Board of Aldermen ~ "A tie
The republicans have minority OF four In tho Coun-
Gil, giving them majority JOINT ballot ind the
choice OF City Attorney, Prosecuting Attorney and
City Surveyor.
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THE FEELING AT THE STATE Capitalism
MoNsrRArIoNs AVOIDED FOR THE SAKE OF
PEAcE-RErUBLIcAN OFFICIALS DEspoNpENT
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, $. G., April 2, 1877.
The excitement occasioned by delay has now with
tho announcement that the troops arc be speedily
withdrawn from the State House, turned feeling Of
profound gratitude. II regarded at last the bo-
ginning OF tho end the long looked Tor delivery OF
people OF South Carolina from dcspotsm OF ignorance
and corruption.
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
Contrary TO expectation, there is no tumultuous
joicing no firing OF guns popular demonstrations
but deep the hearts Of the people there OF
JOY they havo not experienced for years The follow
ing assuring despatch received hero this evening
by Hampton's Lieutenant Governor:
WASHINGTON. April 2 1877.
Everything satisfactorily and honorabiy settled
expect peope 10 the utmost aud quiet
Wy "''o ''saSso '' '"e" anu 'e wa II i"f HAMPTON
Tho effect OF this was TO discourage everything like
a demonstration, and think now that even an oya
lion con templatcd for Hampton hs return will be
abandoned. The democratic negroes cvincc their feel
ing by occasional hurrans Tor Hampton, but these are
FEELING AMONG REPUBLICANS.
Among the republicans the news creates great
dependency This IS particularly with tho
negro special consabuary at tho State House and the
few officials VITO looked forward to n recognition Of
Chamberlain as their only hopo or continuation in
Office.
IL is generally conceded, even by republicans that
the action Of the President was and judic0us IN
tho highest degree
CmAMBERLAIx's FUTURE
II Is stated tonight that Governor Cham berlnn may
come back here to practice law or he may 90
foreign MISSION rhe desperate iecnng heretofore
existing against him has completely died away under
tho happy assurance OF the withdrawal OF the troops
Speculation rs rio us To the next after the
troops the State House, but far nothing has
been developed.
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rnr wrA1nEn YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes In The
temperature for The past twenty -four hours, In CON-
pnrison with tho corresponding dalc OF las, year m
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hadnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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Broadway. New Work.
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HOW INEXPENSIVE AND YET HOW EFFEC
the great substitute for sulphur baths GLEySs STU
pHuM s0Ari HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYK. black
brovn SDc
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DEMOCRATlC SOCCESo IN COLUABUS, OHIO.
CoLuMBUs, April 2, 1877.
The election passed on quietly. An average vote
was poled rho democrats have elected tho Mayor BY
the usual majority.
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fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio. April Q, 1877.
The city election hero to-day resulted the election
OF tho republican candidates for Marshal. City solc,
tor the whole School Board ticket, aud three Council
out Of Ave. while tho democrats elect tho Mayor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

INUNsTfTrTIOXAL DISEASES FROM BLOOD POI
@ons pollution faint absorption OF Diseases
all treated upon In Dr. HEArns book, Tree ONCE, 2uv
Broadway. New York
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An OFT Told Tale from Gov
ernor Chamberlain.
ENTHUSIASTIC REJOICING OF THE PEOPLE.
Excitement in Louisiana Over the
Coming Commission.
DISSOLUTION or THE PACKARD SHAN.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON. April :. 1871
Az tho Cabinet meeting this morning the Secretary
OF War was directed prepare order Transferring
the troops from the State House in Columbia, s. c., to
their camp