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Icelandic Colony in Nova Scotia.

The Icelandic settlement, about five
miles from Archibald's Mills, Upper
Musquodoboit, N S., is composed of
about twenty families. all Of whom
have neat little log houses, and
there. are also few others building.
The land is Of pretty fair quality, and
it is generally believed that Government
did well for these people, though it is
limited that, if they got what was in
tended for them. they would have con-
siderably more. There are suspicious.
too, that the Government supplies were
meted out through too many officials
hands ere the poor IcelanderS got hold
of them. The agents and middlemen,
or country merchants, who were the
first year appointed, ere these settlers
went e housekeeping to furnish the
Government supplies, it is said, were
handsomely remunerated for their
services; and incidents. are reported of
dishonest dealing with the poor settlers
whereby they were meiuly defrauded.
The Government supported these peo-
pie for two months, and after that they
helped to support themselves by work
ing on the roads until that portion of
the public money was all expended,
when they again got aid. 1t is mutually
agreed Between the Government and
the Icelanders that any aid or supplies
which they received, or will for the
future receive, over and above the build
ing of log house, and cutting one acre
of woodland. for each family, is to be
paid by them to Government, within a
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME,

BOSTON, October, 1870
LeIr SHINY daughter after having severe attack Of
Whooping Cough left In feeble state Of health
Being advised by friend. she tried the yEsETINR and
after using few bottles fully restored to health
. I have been great sufferer from Rheumatism.
have taken several bottles of the VIZ BrE for this
paint and am happy to 1t has entirely cured me-
have recommended the VEeETlNB to others, with the
same good results It Is great cleanser and purifier of
the blood; Is pleasant to take, and cheeGfuy
recommend 1t.
49, JAMES MORSE, s84 Athens street,
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Rheumatism is 4 Disease d ths Blood.

The blood in this disease is found TO contain an ex-
cess OF fbi EIETINE acts by converting the blood
from Its diseased condition to healthy circulation VEG
HrINE regulates the bowels which very important In
this complaint One bottle of vEGETINE will give relief:
but to effect permanent cure it must be taken regu-
lary and may take several bottles especially in cases
PONG standing. VEGETINE is sold by all druggists Try
It. and your verdict will be the that thousands
before YOU who say II never found so much relief as
from the use Of VEGETINE" which ia composed ex.
clusively Of barks rt0ss and herbs. IgaG 9a 81 II
"vEdETINE," says Boston physician, has no
equal blood purifier Hearing Of its many wonder
ful cures after all other remedies had falled visited
the laboratory and convinced myself Of its genuine
merit It Is prepare from baiks roots and herbs each
Of which is highly effective and they compounded in
such manner as to produce astonishing results"
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An A.tonisI,ing 0nsr.

THE INDEPENDENT, Of New York, offers, in
another column. to give away, absolutely, q
Woreester's Unabridged Qua,to Pictorial Die
tionary, which retails everywhere for 80, and
is, OF course, household necessity. How they
can do it, is, we must confess, mystery; but
that they do, there is no question.
The INDEPENDENT is now publishing Rev.
JOSEPH Cooks famous Boston Monday Lee
lures, which are creating SO much discussion
everywhere. tf H7a
See advertisement Of THE INDEPENDENT in
this paper is.ta
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BErwEEN Jan. / and Nov. / there ar
rived at New York n. 576 immigrants
~ 1879. and only t0.035 in 1877, ! tall.
ingAof this year Of ~ ,541,
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Nothing Equal 10 II.

M. r. STEVENS 49, A'o'' a. 40 so''l
Dear SirI have been troubled with Serufula Cauker
And Liver Complaint for three years. Nothing ever did
me any good until commenced using the vEsETlNs i
am now getting along rstrate and still using The
HTINE consider there Is nothing equal 10 It for s,f
complaints. Can heartily recommend It to everybody
Yours truly, MRS IIZZE " PACKARD'
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This would never have come to pass
II you had not bought the trumpeter's
horse. ~ London S0ctetv.
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Meal for Cows.


In pamphlet, entitled Meal Feed
ing and Animal Digestion" Mr.. Louis
w. Miller, of Stockton, N. Y, dairy
man of great experience, advocates the
use OF meal for cows during winter.
He says that three quarts OF good In
dian meal. fed under proper condi-
lions, is more than the equivalent for
all the good hay cow can be coaxed
to eat-that the animal does not need
to have its stomach distended with a
great bulk of woody fiber, which i'm
poses upon the system large amount
of extra mechanical work both in the
processes of digestion and remastica-
tion-that, in brief, bulk in food is
not advantageous, but to the contrary,
and that nutriment in food governs the
condition and health of the animal,
and that condensation of nutriment is
true economy. Mr.. Miller has con-
Quoted physiological investigations in
to the functions of the four stomachs
of the cow, whence it appears that
meal follows the same course as herba-
ceous food, and stays longer in the
rumen than coarse food, while it also
digests more thoroughly than when the
energies of the stomach are divided
between meal and coarse heritage.
The Western New York Dairymen's
association appointed a committee to
examine lnto me system; the report
SHOWS the Ionowlng 1acts: Inc exam
inasion was conducted upon Mr. Mil
iel , neru Oh onatauqua county native
cows FL Inc average i've weight OF which
was wy POUNDS. Inc nerd were fed
exclusively upon corn-meai Tor seven
weeks. each ANIMAL according to its
ulsestlve capaclty' making an average
OF ABOUT thfee quarts OF meal per day
lor eacn COW. Inc ANIMALS did not
l 5' elu not mahl1est SO much
ueslre ior Iooa as COWS led on hay
alone IA tne usual way a little less
.naa .ney VIII eau, showed no signs OF
unrest or sunerlng, and at the time OF
gong PACK 70 nay, the cows had neither
los; los. nor gained nesn. AFTER return,
ing 10 nay, their stomachs filled and
when turned to grass, the animals took
on flesh faster than those wintered in
the usual way. Their daily yield of
milk was twenty-nine pounds three
ounces, or one pound eleven ounces
per COW more than that of any other
nero sent 10 the cheese factory.
AS regards the economy OF meal
feeding MT. Miller points out that one
M Ind
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vEGETINE thoroughly eradicates every kind of I'm.
NOR. and restores thu entire system to healthy conti.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
"FIRED OVER THEIR HEADS. /"

Mrs. Mary 4. Connolly widow, lives on tho second
floor OF No 4o2 East Seventeenth street, underneath
which Is a liquor store kept by q relative named
Thomas Mcdonnell About two o'clock on the morn
ing OF tho 18th OF this month Mrs. Connolly was
awakened by noiso nt the front door
oil the liquor store She looked out Of tho
window, aud saw three men trying TO cncct
entrance with nuQurs and jimmes. Mrs. Connolly
retired 10 an inner rooin procured six.barrocd ro
vover returned to the window aud liberaely fred
In direction OF tho three burglars but did not hit
any Of them Her action, however, was sufficient TO
frighten tho men away. On Monday night she
pointed out TO 0Ilccr Mccarthy, Of the Eighteenth
precinct, young man named Thomas J. Mccormick
as OF tho thrcc men who had riod TO force
trance into tho liquor store. Mccormick arrested
aud brought before Judge smith yesterday, who ned
him In 81, 900 bail to answer. After MIRA Connolly
had given her testimony the udRc asked her why
did hit OF tho burglars when they wero
her.
.'Oh did not want TO hurt them, Your HONOR she
answered. al fired over thor heads on purpose,
though maybe tho next time will taKo better am.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
DECISIONS,
SUPREME coURT--GENERALT TERM.
nv Judoeq f,avta Rredv and Daniels.

by Judges Davis. Brady ana Daniels.
Cowlcs w. Watson. --Appoai IRON Judgment dis
missed, with costs Order denying now trial re-
vcrsed with costs and motion for trial granted.
Opinion by Judge Daniels Order TO DO settled by
by Judges Davis, Brady and InsaIla
Davidson VS. Aiaro. - Judgment affirmed Opinion
United states oil Mexico w. Duncan; Navarro va
Duncan; Mercer vs. Duncan. Order modified. MS sug.
gestcd IN opInlon without costs 70 either party.
sinclair VS. oasloy.-Judgment reversed with costs.
Opinion by Judge BRADY.
Bernheirnor va. wliis.-ordcr reversed, with $40
costs and disbursements, and motion granted, with
$40 COSTS with leave 10 plaintiff to filc reply 10
counter claim, according to the terms fixed by tho
costs hereby awarded. Opinion BY Judge Davis
Bailey Vs. Sponord CT al Motion tor new trial do
Mod and Judgment ordered on the exceptions Tor tho
Baron vs. Marks-Judgment affirmed, with costs
Opinion by Judge DAVIS
Levy va Tho People, &c--Judgmcnt affirmed and
writ dismissed. Opinion by Judge Brady.
Erwin w. Nevcfsink Steamboat Company.-Judg.
mcnt reversed; new trial ordered, costs TO abide
event Opinion by Judge Brady.
Gano va McCunn-Urdcr affirmed, without costs 10
either party Opinion by Jutgo Davis.
Levy ct a VS. McrrlL-Judgmont affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Judge Brady.
Wallace n sons W.. Csstle.--0rder affirmed, with
$40 costs ana Disbursements Opinion by Judge
Brady.
LIBBY vs.. Strasburgo r-0raer affirmed with $40
costs and disbursements Opinion by Judgo Brady.
People cx rel. Samcck We. Glider sleeve Proceed.
inVs reversed, with but one bill OF costs to DO adj.
juscd precisely as though tho parties had all united
In one writ, and the disbursements to DO adjusted
L2drc. Opinion by Judge Davis.
In tho matter Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank Order affirmed, with $40 and disburse-
menta Opinion by Judge Davis.
Gullcndet Va. Brown. - Judgment reversed; now
trial ordered cost 10 ABIDE event Opinion by Juogo
DAVIS
affirmed. Opinion by Judge DAVIS.
!, Johnson VS.. Adams Tobacco Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

NOTIONS p
Eastborno Hastings, executor respondent. vs. West
chester Fire insurance. Company, appellant Motion
Tor rcargument submitted. .
easements &c-Motton for rcargument Submitted.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS
No. 40S In re application OF Department OF Public
Parks 70 acquire lands, &c Argued 0y James A.
Deering for Grinnelt appellant; Walter How Tor
Daley, respondent
No. 2O4 Clarke aud another vs. Dickinson. -Argu-
mcnt resumed and concluded
No. 100. John MADDEN and another, appellants, w.
Michael Coleman, respondent Submitted ~ appol-
lants. Argued Dy Joseph IL Cnoutc for respondent.
No 1sL Froderck A. Whis.lssoy; receiver &c.. re-
Argued by George Ranes tor appellants; fhso-
dors Bacon Tor respondent.
Jones, appellanI-Argued by William p. Goodeio and
William 9. Ruger for appellant; Frank H,scock tor
No. iss. Henry W. Hubbell. respondent, vs. The
Groa. Western Insurance. nm Company apPsiansI
Scuddcr Tor respondent Case sill on.
DECisroys
In sho Cour, Of Appeals to-day present Hon: San.
Judgment affirmed with costs Welsh vs. Tho Ger
man American Bank; Schroeder W. Quincy Hunt va
O,ConneE. .N* s
abide event-The Peoples Bank Of tho City Of Now
York vs.. Mitchell n.
affirmed, with costs-rhc People OK rel. Royal vs..
The Board OF Fire Commissioners; The People OK rel
Simm3 Va. Tho Board OF Fire Commissi oners
Final judgment reversed and rial granted,
10 abide event -5turgis, administrator w. Wander
bilt.
Order air mcd and judgment absolute tor defendants
stipulation with cosis-Peoplo OK rel Morris vs.
Board OF Supervisors OF Richmond county.
Judgment and order setting aside verdict and dis
missing complaint reversed and judgment ordered on
verdict with The Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company VS. Erio Railway COMPANY.
Order affirmed with coss.-rhc People ex rel. Frcer
W, The Canal Appraisers.
order reversed and motion denied, with costs.-The
nnnr min rAl rtS va
Order affirmed and judgment absolute Tor plaintiff
on stipulation, with costA-Lawrouco We. Gallagher.
Motion for reargumcnt denied. with $40 COSTS
Tho Madison Avenue Baptist Church va the Baptist
Church In oliver street; Faber vs.. Hovcy.
Motion 10 discontinue nprca granted on payment
oi the costs OF tho appeal and $40 costs OF moton
Mackay va Lewis.
Motion tor TO perfect the appeal by giving m
twenty days, granted and II IS ordered that the ap
pcllSnt shall within twenty days Tho return 10
tho appeal 10 be iod With the clerk Of this court and
there printed copies thereof to DO served tho at
torncys ior tnc respondents within ton days there
alter and hat tho appeals be put upon the present
calendar Tor hearing us preferred cause, with liberty
10 either party 10 move II on Tor argument on
tce Of two days; and II the appellants tail TO give
such security cause tho return TO DO uod or TO
copies thereof above required tho appeal TO
DO dismissed, with costs-Scoheld va Adams.
CALENDAR
Tho following Is the day calendar for Wednesday,
April "a, lS7S:-Nos lS7, 1904 1884, D, IL, los, 202,
Dos
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UNITED HEBREW CONGREGATIONS

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your report OF tho meeting OF tho mcmbcrs Of
Tho Thrty-ioursh Street Synagogue Il Is stated that
addressed my congregation ain favor OF tho Union
Of American Hebrew Congregations" Your reporter
has been mIsnformed; I nave not addressed my
people that subject at all. G.. G0rIHEIL.
No. 0S1 MADISON AVENUE, April "a, 1878.
what was alluded 70 IN the report above referred
the remarks In DIR. 0ottheii's delivered
September 20, 1877. The following 10 extract ~
published on tho next day
The no did think that the Israelites sum
ceny appreciated the principle association With
cepon charitable institution single
living active ut here In our time
said he whom our religion Is deliberately systems
ealy attacked combined defence 10 absolutely
shorld look little without should show
interest In zach other, and should that
defeat In portion weakness TO whole
Every opportunity should be seized friendly
bodies sci should
devise carry required ou
present condition Action. combined action
II VIII A
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AN UNFORTUNATE SAILOR.

Mr. c. c. Duncan, United States Shipping Commits
s,oncr in this city. has received q commun icaton
from tho American Consul at Pcrnsmbuco, und das
OF March 20 announcing tho arrival at that place Of
tho whaling schooner Eothen, from tho South Shot
land Islands her way to Now YORK. Tho letter
also sets forth that Tobias Beas, OF tho OF
that vessel who had had his feet badly frozen, was
lett nj that place Tor treatment as II was certain that
nmputat,on at both ankles would have TO DO per.
formed. As tho unfortunate man was likely to become
permanent charge uponAtho United States Consulate
at Pcrnanbuco, the Consul requests Commissioner
Duncan upon arrival oil the vessel at this por 10
ascertain II thoro may possibly have been negligence
displayed toward the sailor while on board II may
daily expected the vessel selected 70 take out tho
Arctic exploring expedition, the search party OF which
will be- In charge OF Lieutenant Schwalka Of the United
n Qa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
IN VARIOUS ROLES.

Carlo GattInone on Monday committed by Judge
Duty for carrying concealed weapons, and yesterday
he was arraigned charge OF larceny. Joseph y.
saia, OF NO l3l West rhirtyfourth street. says that
tho prisoner presented him order tor 81 90
signed by Lorenzo Marini, which no paid and
winch he subsequently, discovered was spurious.
Carlo held In $500 TO answer, winch Is
another burdcn added to tho weight OF the misor-
tunes which some timo since drove him. no says, 10
attempt suicide. rhat was about two months ago,
when no discharged pistol al his breast but cscaped
lie was for long drug clerk In this city, Is
Of good education AID graduate OF the medical
colcco n Payn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
WE'LL TIMED REBUKE.

Owing tho absence OF several Of the grand Jurors
tho business OF tho Courts OF General Sessions has
been greatly impeded In Wow oil tho lack Of indct-
mcnts presented during tho present term. Accord
ingy District Attorney Phelps was compelled yestor-
day 10 bring the matter 10 tho notice OF Recorder
Hackett, who at once summoned the members OF the
grand inquest and observed that II y were disase-
they might readily be excused sincc the importans
functions assigned them would cheeriuly DO per.
formed by others Under tho circumstances DO felt
IL his bounden duty notify absent jurors through
tho foreman, that any vi them IN futuro remained
away and were unable give Satisfactory excuse
for Their absence he would undoubtedly impose upon
all such offenders 0nc OF $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24

= DC presented In this city, MISS Cooney found
by her accounts that there balance due her Tor
salary amounting 10 $3.50, and she refused 10 sing
even IN honor OF The last OF the Tribunes until her
money was forthcoming There being no money tho
engagement was broken OF there and then, and the
present suit followed 10 recover he amount due ner
that the plaintiffs engagement was with Mr. Fryer
aud NOS with them, but she insisted that when Mr.
Fryer retired from tho enterprise the deendonts as
sumed his contract with her. verdict was given
for nlanliT or $500 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
RETURNING WITH A VENGEANCE.

from tho Lacrosse (wis. J Democrat, April 1871
Ifshe New YoRK HERALD can be taken a. a criterion
Of tho Of business prosperity must be return
ing with . vengeance. Last sundays issue Of the
HERALD contained 100 columns Of matter, eighty
columns Of which were embellishments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
HEAVY FORECLOSURE.

Judge Gilbert, OF the Kings County Supreme Court,
entered judgment Of foreclosure and sale yesterday
In tho suit brought by the Mutual Lilo Insurance
Company against Charles 4. Hamilton. Tho mort
gagc, which amounts 10 SOC, 00o s on tho hamilton
farm. Slater Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24

William Ward, ten years OF age residing at No. 4s
Ryerson street, Brooklyn, was playing with loaded
pistol yesterday afternoon when 10 was accidentally
discharged The ball passed through his Lett hnnd,
infllcting painful wound. He was removed 20 tho
CiIy Hospital,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
AN OPERA SINGERS SUIT.

In Part.2 OF tho Marine Court yesterday, before
Judge Shea and jury. there was tried the suit Of
Minnie Cooney against Eugene Psppenheim and
Charles Adams, the plaintiff being represented BY
Mr. Charles wehie and tho defendants by ex-Judge
Koch Miss Cooney was n member oil German
opera troupe, the business OF which ives
dncted BY tho defendants, her engagement
ono evening, when tho opera oil "RicDzf' was about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
A SLIPPERY TRANSACTION.

somewhat peculiar and Interesting SUIT came up
for trial yesterday before Judge Sanford tho SUI
psrior Court The story Of tho plaintiff Isidoy Arnold
rs stated In his complaint, Is that being dealer in
tobacco and cigars and also being desrous Of locating
himself In proper locality for tho purpose OF
carrying on the business he negotiated with Richard
Clark, the defendant IN the suit, for tho lease or
portion OF the premises No. 22i Pearl street.
Ho says induce him to hire the rooms the do
PENDANT represented tho portion OF tho premises
which he desired to suitable Tor The business
no was engaged IN, and mat the same had been pre-
viously occupied by gaer OF glass and for business
Of ike nature with plalniif'a Relying upon these
representa- the pIantin some tilno la April,
1877, leased the premises for $500 year.
he says that alter short occupancy Of the same h
discovered that the apartments had been used Tor the
storing OF oils and that the foor had become
pletcy saturated with OIL although the same could
Lot be seen aud known az first by inspecting tho
floor. Ho further alleges the floor s ppery,
dangerous aud uutcnantable and not h tor his bust
nesl he told the Defendant that no had deceived
him and threatened TO give up his lease bat In order
10 Induce him TO stay cut his term the deiend-
ant promised 70 make necessary repairs and build a
new noor. These promises he reiterated at different
times, but tho floor continued to remain
In tho Same condition until December, 1872,
whom tho plaintiff, while attempting TO move
tobacco box, and using, as he says, every
posaibe precauon, slipped and fell badly injuring his
right arm and shoulder aud otherwise hurt He states
That has already cost him 3d. 0C0 tor tho services oil
physicians ana IN Otherwise endcnvoring to effect
permanent cure of his injuries. HIS Efforts thus far
nhFc uetH apparently 10 now peHovea tnnt
he viii never recover the use Of his right and
hand. Ho accordingly brings this suit TO recover
So, 600 damages from Mr. Clark. claiming that tho
accident was caused by his direct aud cupabe
ncghRcnce. Tue answer denies ali the material allie
cations excepting the renting OF tho property A
novel feature OF Inc trial yesterday the cxarnna
ton OF tho plaintiff whose arm was barred and cxhib-
tied TO tue Juxya hideously reformed member, with
scarcely partcic of flesh lett upon IT, Tho injuries
were mDutoly examined and the trial after this AMI
mated exhibition resumed the usual slow and tedious
way Of such trials The "a still on. Messrs.
Hewitt and Newell appear Tor the plaintiff and Messrs.
kicoll, Thornton ana AMMAN tor the elcudants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
SMALLEY, THE MISSING RECEIVER.

Active Inquiries arc still being made, II seems, TO
ascertain tho whereabouts OF General Henry A.
smailey, the receiver OF various corporations.
Among his numerous appointments receiver was
that OF receiver OF the Gold silver Mining Board
Among papers submitted yesterday by Abraham
King 10 Judge Dononuc, asking his removal OF such
receiver, aidavn OF George Tuthil, president
Of tho Board, stating that he had made duigent
TO ascertain where General Smaiioy Is but
been unable To obtain the slightest Glow TO his present
whereabouts. judge Donohuo granted tho applica-
ton, and tho probability Is thnt within a day or two
some other person will be appointed IN place OF tho
missing receiver General SmaIley was appointed re-
ceivor OF the Gold and silver Mining Board In 0co-
Der last and Is stated that nj tho last account he
had about 600 In cash belonging 10 the Board aud
e10, 600 bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
THE FAMINE IN CHINA.

Mr. A. A. Low acknowledges the receipt since April
49, OF the following additional contributions for the
rccf OF the sufferers by the famine In China:-
Il l,inrns snnarinten dcnl Sabbath achooI Of