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GENERAL sHERIDAN's VIEWS OF THE SITUATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BRApLEY's EXPEDITION LirTLE MISSOURI
July 70, via DEADwooD, July 70, 1878. !
General Sheridan arrived here yesterday and leaves
to-day. He making extended tour Of In
spection through various parts OF this depart
mont with a vi,w TO learn all the Indian news,
also to decide upon a locality for tho military
post TO be puilt In tho Black Hills SO far he
believes that Sitting Bull and his Indians will remain
over the British border and TINT tho Bannocks VIII
soon DO subducd- Tho post Is likely TO be on tho
side OF the Black HILLS, near the mouth OF RAPID
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NO NEW REVOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, July 25, 1878.
Captain Cunningham, OF the twenty fourth IN
fantry, commanding at San Antonio, Texas reports
to the. War Department concerning the re-
port that CARA Ayala and Salinos had
returned to Laredo and were there preparing
q second expedition against the government OF
Mexico that such Is not the case Such an attempt,
no says would be reported in Laredo once there
Is such unanmty of feeling there In favor OF tho
present government
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NO NEWS FROM THE CITY OF TOXIC.
[BY TRLIonArT TO THE HERALD.
SAY fRaxcIsco, CAL, July rs, Is,

Confidence IN tho safety Of tho Toxic Is greatly
weakened to-day. An extra insurance was effected
on portions OF Ter cargo yesterday at tea per
Ger, and to-day In some companies at Gfteen'
First class companies refused Insurance less than my
s.d other companies would not insure at any rate.
those saneuinc OF her safety believe that some por.
ton of her machinery ~ have been Injured, her
heightened delay Is attributed to her being
iucIy slow under canvas.
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CUBA.

HEAVY RAINS ON THE IsLAND-ApPoINTMENT
OF PROVINCIAL GOVERNORS.
HAVANA. July rs, 1873.
Very heavy rains are reported to have fallen In
Colon. Sagua and other parts OF the island.
The homo government has consented TO the ap-
pontmsnt OF tho SIX persons proposed as military
governors for the six Cuban provinces.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will snow tho changes In tho
tenn perature Tor tho past twenty -four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as
by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
uut
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verage temperature ysstefday ................ 76s
vcragc temperature for corresponding date last
year ZEE. ................ 81
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THE CALIFORNIA AoIrAToR NOT EXPECTED TO
LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO UNTIL SATURDAY.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO TILE HERALp.l
CHICAGO, July rs, 1873
Kearney the California aeitato~, did not arrive in
this city, although expected both morning and
ing The socialist leaders very rolicont upon the
subject, not wishing to have 10 known wncn
no should arrive. They said that they knew
nothing OF his whereabouts, achough they were at
the depot awpitng evidently for his arrival Your
correspondent tslcgraphed 70 reliable party at
l,eve that Kearney had passed through there
as reported. AT any rae his did not
not appear in Pullman's diagrams and no was unable
10 hear anything OF him. II was runsored mere to-
night that some OF tho leading Communists had in
formation the effect that Koarncy would not leave
San Francisco for Boston till the 9Th inst
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A-0NE OF THE BRIGHTEST CHARMS OF 4
lair face is ane set teeth ladies' being fully alive
this patonzo sozoposr In preference any otte
dentrce since they know by experience that
like no other the pristine whiteness cleanliness
teeth and makes naturally sweet breath additionally
fragrant. 1t is one privileges OF the besux
lovely and that proportion of It which sozoDoS1
has learned that the article contributes In small degree
to the end In view. Audras:'.ts seliit
Beware OF limitations.
A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArxe. A srErHANi CO.. 10 New st.. solo
importers.
AN OLD AND WE'LL TRIED RE NEEDY.
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING syrup for chidr
toethng cures dysentery ana darrn@s wui collie and
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrINa PRESSES.
capable Of printing l4,ooo copies per hour
Of eishpase paper either six eight coumus
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
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New York Herald.
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SO PEARL DERBY Or SOFT HAT, 81 90 ,MACKI-
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EUROPE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUEDE, IN THE GhNrkE
Dort town. overlooking the bouevAr Excellent
cuisine and wine OF best quality.
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| A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArKe. A. SrEPiANl Co. 10 New ST.. solo
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FRANKLIN sQuARE LIBRARY.

Superior ANYTHING OF the Kind that has yet been gives
to tile public. Examiner aud Chronics, " u
Well printed msrvoi OF chsapness aud just tho thing
for summer acknowledgement. y. Y,
The 'Fransin square Library already exceeds expse-
tation.-1roy Budget
fund OF cheap reading Tor tho mlllionPortand Adj
vertiser
Cheapncss aud typographical excellence eombinsd-
Interior, Chicago.
HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above
by mall postage prepaid to any Of the Unitsa
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AN OLD AND WE'LL TRIED RE NEEDY.
MRS. WINsLOW' = SOOTHING SYRUP for childr en-
teething cures dyscntery and darrhsa wiui collie and
regulates the bowels. 70 CENTS A BOTTLE.
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GLADSTONE SUPPORTS 1T.
Mr.. Gladstone supported tho government He
showed tho necessity of making separate appiica-
ton In each case. Tho control OF Parliament over
tho Grown was thus streng thcncd.
AGREEMENT COMMITTEES
The House finally, by vote Of 800 yeas to 80 nays,
decided 10 90 into committee. In com mittsc II de-
cidcd without q division to grant tho Duke oil Con-
naught $50, 600 per annum; and In the event OF his
death, bus widow $50, 600 per annum
MORE OPPOSITION
Mr. Peter A. Taylor, member for Leicester, prc.
vieusy gave notice that ho would move tho rejection
OF the measure on its second reading
noSons TO SKw YORK PHYSICIAN.
Tho French Academy OF Sciences has presented the
name OF DR.. Brown Sequard as a candidate Tor the
chair OF medicine made vacant by tho death Of NJ
Claude Bernard.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS IN SPAIN.
There Is much distress IN the agricultural dstrcts
Of Spain In consequence OF the drought. In A nda-
Iusa tho peasants tho collection OF the oetroi
and land tax. Loeusts aud tho phylloxera are also
very prevalent
CONFERENCE GERMAN MINISTER'S.
The statement telegraphed from Frankfort to tho
London Times on the 23d inst, that conference OF
all the German ministers would be held nj Heidelberg
shortly, IS denied at Berlin.
ARTISANS AND EXHIBITION.
Tho Official decree issued at Paris authorizes a ma.
,ional subscription TO assist certain classes Of arti-
sans tho Exposition for purposes of instruc-
ton. Tao purpose will be further forwarded by pur-
chasing with money subscribed articles from the
Exhibition, which will be put IN a lottery with
l. 600 900 tickets Of one franc each.
SEweArs THE WAY or rRxPLR BAR
II is stated Neweate PRISON bo shortly de-
molishe cd aud the ground let for a building site.
THE ENGLISH SALxAKKRs' STRIKE
The naiimakers on . strike In the Old Hill, Dudley,
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VIEW. PUBLICATIONS

DRUxELLEs-HOTEi.,DE SUEDE, IN THE CENTRE
Dorthe town. overlooking the boulevArds Excellent
cuisine and wine ot best quality.
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DIR. LAMBERTs IGNORANCE.


The Independent evidently does not take much stock
In Dr. Lamberts late iamsntation before the Court
and jury that convicted and sentenced him, for It
says that some things did not como out on his trial
because they werc not criminal, but which nevcrthe-
less enec,uay dispose OF his plea OF ignorance Of the
contents OF the reports signed by him. One Of those
things the Independent gives as follows about q
month before the discovery Of the frauds OF the
pany, and while II was struggling to make up state
ment that would pass muster ut The Insurance De-
partment, gentleman brought US policy OF So 700
In the company, and sad the company mad reported
itself to him Ia 80 prosperous condition that IL could
afford TO give him extra dividend OF 500. 10 do
this II was necessary 10 rewre tho policy this he
had consented to, aud he had the rewritten policy.
IL ike the old every regard, with thus cx-
ception. Instead OF being dated in the year 1867 IL
dated IN the year 1877. Instead OF beng policy
ten years old requiring legal reserve VI $500 AZ, Il
had Ueen changed into u policy, written at the
original age oil thrty-two, Tor $1,000, Year old,
which the legal reserve but SAB To- rha
saving this transaction In the amount OF funds
that were required by aw be hand good assets
was $466 81 There Is no doubl but this course was
practsed with all OF the policy hoiders ar they
could be Induced 10 accept IT. IL was deliberate,
shrewd swndle; IL was last resort for exisencc:' n
was an attempt 10 cover up the liabilities oil the
pany with lies 10 each insurer VINO would bite ut the
bait Did the president OF the company know OF tEiG
dcccptlony Did he know anything OF the MANAGE
mcnt Of the companyy Tint he did know Of u and
that he concocted ~ Is certain that the criminal
Is to be punished Tor worse crimes"
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CHURCH DEBT RAISING.

WHAT MR.. KIMEALL is ALLEGED TO HAVE
SAID TO A HERALD IMPORTER AND WHAT HE
SAID TO MR. BRIGHT.
Tho following letter has been received ooncerninga
recent interview published Ia the hERALD:-
10 EDITOR OF THE HHRALp:-
The HERALD recently contained the following in an
intcrv lew with Mr. ki'nuall:--
The wealthy lady" theory, which appeared In the
Christian at Work. Invented by the editor. who
acknowledged IL to me.
Permit me TO say that tho interview Mr. Kimba!l
had was witp the Undersigned; that have III. KIM
bals lottcr and his verbal assurance that he never
uttered such language to your reporter TO any
else; that the artice In the Chr1stian ut Work
essentially true ana that your reporters statement IL
essentially and particularly untrue. Very respect
fully, NJ. II. BRIGHT,
Managing Editor Christian at Work.
On New Years night Sir. Kmbal called at the
HERALD Office aud said that ne mad reccvod letter
from Mr. Bright, complaining ofthat part OF the inter-
view concerning him. Mr. Kmbal said that no
had not read the interview except tho paragraph
enclosed by Mr. Bright. which he said not liter
ally correct Mr. Kimball then wrote out the follow
ing which he said literal aSorsioa Of bis inter
view with Mr.. Bright AS he could give;- w
Mr.. KruBALL Who wrote that article!
MIR. BRi.Hr-l did.
Mr. kixBALLim sorry for it, for It states In ap-
parenty responsible several things which wholly
wrong squ.rely false Where for instsnce did
you get that wealthy LADY, idea
Mr.. BRiGHr-From tho newspapers.
Mr. kIxBALLwcil. that is Wholly without fousdaton.
auQ mn - n
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Surrogate Calvin gave decision yesterday in the
appl Tor counsel foes IN tho
contested will case OF the late exJudge Connolly,
awarding to Mr.. John NcKeon, the contestants coun
sci, the OF Sl.25O.
In the suit OF Henry Hilton against Benjamin Un-
dcrhil implcadod, when was brought 10 recover
SIS 81 &C. with from May 20, 1916, for bal
OF cash advanced by the plaintiff to the defend
ants wooilcns consigned by the defendants
to the piintin from 1870 1876, Tor sale commits
sou, the referee reported IN favor OF the plaintiff for
$l7,0lg 49, Judge J. +. Daily yesterday granted an
allowance Of Two and hall per cent 10 plain
tin's counsel
AS already reported In tho HERALD, Mrs. Johanna
Ge,sse obtaided from Judge Barrett writ OF habe"s
corpus with view TO OBTAIN the custody oil her niece,
Frcderika kcsscr, vino, she stated had been placed
In charge jacob Kcciner, IN Germany, TO bring 10
this country and hand her over to her
care, which lie had neglected TO do, and
hence tho hAbcas corpus proceedings. Miss Kessler,
who says she Is nineteen years old was brought yes
terday before Judge Barrett and through an inter-
pretor stated that she was employed as domestic In
Tho family OF II. Rothsch,ld No 3l4 East Fifty second
that she there OF her own free Will; that
sho uDder durcss, and that she prefers TO re.
main there 10 hving with her aunt Upon this OK
PLANTATION tue writ was dismissed.
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ADMINISTERED AND pROyED.

The wills OF the following named persons, deceased.
were proved 10 the Kings County surrogate's Court
during the past week Elizabeth Wiley, William b.
Stewart, Adam Schmidt, David Ingis, Daniel Wood,
Bruno Mclnhardt Benjamin E. Hale and Catharine
Pci ull Of Brooklyn.
OF the following deceased personsviz James D0ulOn,
Mary Jano Rlatchiord, Ellen Meade Annc Donohue,
Susan Furmap, Christian Udcritz, Jane Addcry, John
+. Schneider, Richard Z. N. Stacy, Mary Prince,
Mary Z. Knapp. Ellen McClrty, William Scgsl-ali OF
Brooklyn.
Ida watts Frank Watts and Flora Watts granted
TO Bernardus N Waits; Of Minne l.. Uhler and Jonn
81. Uhisr TO Phoebe Unler; OF Mary +. Patched
George Pa.chen to the Brooklyn Trust Company; OF
Marshall II. Clydoto William X. Clyte--all OF Kings
county,
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT--CHAMBERS.

BY Judge Barrett
Tho Mayor, &C., VS.. Cronin. Injunction granted.
McGraw VS.. Tatham OF al Motion doncd, with $40
costs.
Porter vs. Morris Report confirmed and order
granted.
Schak VS.. Brewers and sialtstcrs Insurance Com
papy. Report onnfmcd ana Judgment granted.
MADDEN W.. Hadden.-Motiou granted, but proof as
to service included IN the order.
Wcsthcmcr vs.. Bettingcr Motion granted on pay
ment OF within three days $40 torn lco and $40 cost
OF motion, disbursements OF inquest and STIMULATING
10 try next Friday.
Meyer VS.. Mcyer--The defendants affidavit Is posi-
tive IN form, but he states evidence aud In reality
Is no stronger than the attorneys DENIAL ON tho In
formation OF his client upon the whole Case think
the motion ought TO bs dened but without Costs and
with twenty days TO answer
SUPREME COgKT-CIRCUIr--P I.
By Judge Donohuc.
Merrill VS.. Cacaynino.-Settled; all amendments
allowed.
SUPERIOR couRT-spEcrAL TERN
BY Judge Speir
Clotilda Pelissor VS.. Emile Pelssisr. - Judgment Of
divorce III favor OF plantln
Ryan vs. Ryan.-tcierence ordered:
Jung w. Kaufman.-Order granted and undertak.
inRs approved.
Berry vs. could: Middsndtn VA SAGE: schnsli Va.
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New York Elevated Railroad Company; Ludlow w.
Wohrsr.-Orders granted
wi, appear before me q, Chambers Ca Monday, Jan-
uarv IL at half-past ten A. N.
Van Dycke vs. rwomey Tho attorneys IN shis case
will attend before me a. Chambers on MONDAY, jan
uary q, ~ halfpast ten A. H.
COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs
By Judge Van Hoeseu.
Carl VS.. Crary.-Motion denied. See memorandum.
In the matter 81 iss accounting ii Il Fuobri Co.
SiegeI vs. Boulvisseau; in the matter OF Owens-Ap-
pliea.ions denied. See opinion.
leave 10 defendants 70 answer IN twenty days See
opinion.
The People OK rel Coles. Costs taxed At 500 See
sssvoDs VS.. PAez-Application denied. Msmoran.
Duny VI. DuIy in the matter OF Marx: in the mat
ter OF Farley: application denied: See memorandum
Taylorvs Taylo There 10 no jurisdiction
In the matter OF Philhpps.-Applcation referred.
Hilton vs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES allowance OF two and
Reese vs.. STANDARDIZATION denied, with costa SEQ
opinion.
plant granted. No costs.
MARINE coURT-sPECrAL TERM.
BY Judge Sinnott
Wright VS.. Gcis.-Motion to open default granted on
paymsu! Of $40 costs defendant to proceed 70 trial
Kenny va Douohoe.--Mvtion granted, default
opened and restored toshort calendar on pay.
nleut OF $40 costs within Two days
Goldberg We. Kahn.-Notion to vacate order OF Or.
rest denied, with $40 costs.
Daily vs. Wheeer.--M0tion to overrule answer as
frivolous denied, with $40 costs
Dodge VS.. McGraw.--MotiOn 10 open default denied,
stay OF proceedings vacated. No costs.
Cromwell vs. Stokcn.--Motioa Tor pew trial denied.
Sheehun vs. Pearsal.-Motion TO sct aside order Of
December 81, 1871 for rreguIarity must be grated,
with $40 costs against attorney.
Field vs.. Quick --Sheritf's bill taxed.
Aaai vs. Frederick -Memoranda Tor attorneys.
Thomas Naturalization 10 open Judgment
&C., granted as per order.
rue National Cizens' Bank VS.. StonehilL william
}. Valentine appointed receiver.
Andrews vs. Herts Motion denied. with S. costs.
Marshall vs.. Ryder; Curlcy vs.. Koehler Notion
granted.
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land vii lecture 10 chicksring Hall this evening be-
fore the Young Men's Catholic Lyceam subject
ssrhs Catholic Church the Mother Of Modern Art
In tho swedenborgian Church this morning the
Rev John Worcester. Of Nswronviile Mass, will
preach on .srhs Childhood OF Our LORD" and In the
evening will show the Correspondents oil the Fruit
Trees OF the Bible Especially s Olive and the Vine"
In the Anthem Memorial Church the Rev. X. heoer
Newton viii preach this morsng aud also In the oven
ing a sermon "woman In Society the Fashioner OF
Manners and Morals"
..rhe Lessons Of Sorrown viii be taught by Rev. W.
r. AIgsr in tho Church OF the Messiah ths moruing,
and "rne Question OF immortality IN Chrstendom ut
the Present Time'' viii be discussed BY him In the
evening
"The Doctrine OF Future Punish ment" will be re-
viewed by Rev. o. b. rockingham this morning In
Masonic temple.
Dr. J. H. Hartzeli will deliver sermon IN the
Church othe Good Shepherd Jersey City Heights this
morning. on ''Thc Nature aud Design Of !eIributon'"
In the Church OF the Disciples OF Christ the Rev. D.
r. Van Buskrx will preach At the usual hours today
Or. Rowland IL the morning and DR.. Seymour In
the will occupy The pulpit OF the Church Of
the Heavenly Rest.
Dr. Ever VIII oinc,ats and preach a. the usual SER
vices to-day In ST. ignatius Protestant Episcopal
Church
In Madison Avenue Baptist Church Dr. c. DIV.
Bridgeman, OF Albany, will preach morning and even
ing al the usual hours.
Al the peoples service this evening In the Church
OF the holy Trinity tho Rev. DR.. s. H. Tying, Jr. VIII
tell the people "How TO Make the Best OF Two
worlds"
The Rev. Father Barry, who wac lately assigned 70
81 Peters Church at New Brighton, Staten Island 10
al the vacancy caused by the death OF the late
Father Conron, will preach his nrss sermon this
morning before his nov congregation.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho receipts Croton water rents during the past
week were $l4,l6s OF. Collector OF Assessments G.ou
received s., 23S 81 for the same period.
Mayors Marshal Kelly issued l52 licenses last wsek
for which he was paid $3.50 25
The Beard OF Aldermen will be requested at their
next meeting by residents oi the NINTH Fifteenth and
Sixteenth wards, to pass an ordinance permitting
market wagons stand on the old Gausevvort prop.
crty. THIS land Is at present used by the Bleeckcr
Street Railroad Company. II is located on Gansev0or
Washington and W est streets
Comp stroller Kelly yesterday paid $9l43 IS to the
Nursery and Chid's Hospital and $6,3lS 10 to tho
Society for the Ruptured and Crippled for the quar-.
ter ending last month.
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AN HEIRS ALLOWANCE.

Justice Gilbert, Of the Kings County Supreme
Court, yesterday granted tho order lately applied for
by Mrs Angelina g. Brooks compelling George E.
Ktchina stephen NJ Mocker and others, trustees Of
- Kitching, deceased, to increase the yearly al
lowance Of !. Hustled Kitcbing, minor, who BY tho
will Is heir to $40 COO, from 81 200 TO s., SEQ The
OF the motion arc To be tuken from the estate
band.
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A MOTION DENIED.

Judge Gilbert. Of the Kings County Supreme Court
yesterday denied tho notion with cosls lately mud>
ny the Glendale aud East River Railroad Company ios
the appontn Of to take the land Of
James Rowland, OF the Continental lion Works, West
street, Greenp0ini. The route oil tho above company
has been leased 10 the Manhattan Beach RuiIrond
Company, ana the motion made carried with 1t
change OF route