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The New York herald., 1878-02-06

resolution relative to the place OF meeting of the
clavo In view OF constantly changing circumstances
FRIENDLY THE KING.
To Cardinal Smeonis protest against the accession
OF King humbert all the Powers have replied that
they could not accept the protest. they friendly
to Humbert
xLRcrIoN TO PARLIAMENT.
Mr. Harcourt, conservative, has been returned to
Parliament for Oxtordsbiro. without opposition, to oil
Tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF the
Right Hon. Joseph Warner Henley, conservative.
WOMAN SHOOTS RUSSIAN PREFEcr.
NEW cHiEg SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.
The Post understands that Mr. James Lowther,
member oi Parliament for the city Of York. has &C.
cepted the position Of Chief Secretary for Ireland,
made vacant by the appointment Of sir Michael
Hicks-Beach TO the Colonial Secretaryship
While N. Trepon. Project OF 81 Petersburg, was
yesterday giving the usual audience for the reception
OF petitions, woman 1red upon him twice with
revolver Tho Prefcct was dangerously wounded by
of the shots. The ball has not been extracted.
The Emperor and Prince Gortschakoh havo visited
him. The city Is grea tly excited The woman, who
was Immediately arrested preserves complete silence
IN regard to her motives
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIKY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. o. A. NJ
For New England, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. light, variable WINDS stationary or rising
temperature
For tho Middle Atlantic States. warmer, clear or
party cloudy weather, northeriy, shifting to south
eriy winds, rising, followed by falling barometer
For the South Atlantic States. warmer. clear or
partly CLOUDY weather. light, variable winds. mostly
from the north, rising followed by stationary or fall
ing barometer.
For the riastsGulf States. Tennessee and the OHIO
Valley and the lower lake region, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. followed by increasing Clouds
ness, southcrly winds stationary or ialling barom
oIer.
For the West Gulf states, upper lake region and
Upper Missssppi Valley clear weather, followed by
Increasing coudincss and rain. warm southcriy
WINDS falling barometer followed by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, ccar weather, toll
loved by Increasing cloudincss and rain, warmer
southorIy, shifting to colder northerly winds, rising
barometer.
The Mississippi River will remain nearly stationary.
on shore signals are ordered Tor Galveston and
Indianola
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
GAMBETTA AND DUPORTAL.

THE xx-DIcTAToR TAKES TERRIBLE REvsNo1
ON HIS RADICAL AssAIIANT.
From tho Dublin Freemans Journal
II. Gambelta has managed TO I'LL the pigeon holes Of
his desk with private documents wherever no pro-
duccd them, most compromising TO his political fol-
lowers and which be produces whenever any these
patriotic gentlemen begin 10 kick over the
traces. battle arose last week between
the great leaders, newspaper, she Rfputliqss
Francaise, and tho Rsrei, this organ OF the
fcrocious RADICAL anti onapartist and prlesteatug
purist, N. puportal. Deputy for Toulouse The Rersx
hluted that GamUetta not sufficiently blooded
against Bonapartsts and radical IN his opinions
as the French depocracy required The terrible ex-
Dictator INN referred TO the pigeon noie Of
his desk marked "D aud sent the following letter.
written by tho patriotic Duportal IRON tho prison
he confined to the late Emperor. just before
"Monseigncur--I have u wife and two children.
iovo them you must love France On TINS account
ask pardon from you and morsoi Of bread. NY
contact with mon, my suerings In prison and exile
and the attitude OF France on ito "a OF December have
weighed upon my thoughts And tho result is alto
Rcher favorable TO the great cause OF general recon-
ciliation, OF which / look upon you the in-
strument and standard bearer such In now my po.
htcal aith. As regards myself N. do Maupas, your
Minister OF Police, can tell you how much devotion
and talent can brug 10 any cause advocate. This
devotion and this talent lay At your iect You can
sutze mo by making me, IN the c0ntemplatvo order,
hbrarian In the positive ordor, secretary general
or in the militant order. sub-prciect. NY family IN
misery. asks you for one OF those places. As 70 me,
can only oier you, as guarantee OF my future con-
duct, my zeal, my honesty ana the little renown
l have gained in the active politics Of my
department. Put mo to the proof, Monsigneur. aud
expect win confidence what perhaps the vanquishod
AMI dsarmed republican might possibly hesitate 10
promise IRON the iather OF y family, who has tho
70 Ss
believe tho late Emperor received hundreds Of
such letters and ask Il was any wonder he hold
meu IN general, and POLITICIANS IN especial IN very
considerable contenpt.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Benson J. Losing. OF Chestnut Rcge, N. Y, is at
the Westminster. Erastus Corning and John D. Van
Bursn. Of Albany. are At tho Gsey. Ex.congrsssmau
d. j. Morroli, OF Pennsylvania, and orlow W. Chap
man, OF Binghamton, at tho Fifth Avenue James
T. Joy. President of the Detroit, Lansing and North
crn Railroad Company, Is At The St Nicholas. Gen.
crai Gustavus A. De Russy and MAYOR Isaac d. Dc
Russy, United States Army; Judge f H. Grsndin, OF
Mobile. and Captain F. 5. Land, OF the steamship City
OF New York, are at the Now YORK. Surgeon c. A.
sicgfried, United States Navy, and Aremas B. Waldo,
Of Port Henry, N. ". are at the sturtevant. Bishop
James A. Heay, OF Portland No., arrived at the Astof
yesterday, and will sail for Europe to-day in the
steamship Abyssinia l.4
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NOT CHARLEY ROSS.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 8, 1878.
Mr.. c. X. Ross, father Of Charley Ross, arrived In
this city this forenoon and proceeded to tho residence
Of Mr. Perot, where no mot the Dcmcrara boy, who
had beon brought from the Homo OF the Friendiess.
Afcr inspecting and conversng with the boy Tor sew
eral hours, Mr. Ross states personally to the agent Of
the Associated Pross that the boy Is certainly hts
son. the lost Charley, and DO was perfectly satisfied
and convinced the momant he saw him. 70 sdii ,fy
others. lie questioned the child at length, and hs nal
no rememvrancs whatever OF uny associations con-
nected with his (ME Ross'j family. In reply 10 the
question whether ne desired 10 make amy statement
through the Associated Press. Mr. Ross replied -
'Nothingi except that Tho boy Is not my son.
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A MOLLY MAGUIRE's DOOM.
PENALTY TO IMPRISONMENT FOR LIYE.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

APPLICATION FOR coMMUTArIoN OF THE DEATH
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 8, 1878
1he Board OF Pardons met tonight TO consider the
application for commutation OF the death sentence
OF Thomas r. Fisher. OF Carbon county, TO imprson-
mont for NE. John W. Ryon, OF Po,tsvilc, who de-
tended nearly all the Molly Maguiros executed tho
2ls OF Juno last, appeared Tor the cupr, Will be
hanged tho Goth OF February unless the Board OF
ardons should save him from ,he gaows. Mr..
Rycn declared that tho conviction oi Fisher
entirely to the testimony oil Two men whose souls
were staincd with robbery and murder, and who, ss
a reward for their statements, were given
their liberty. He appealed 10 the Board
TO weigh the application carefully, he
had received iniorInaiI ION, tho truth which couId
not be questioned, tpat OF the six Molly Maguires
hanged at Potisvte ono (rhomus Duffy wus innocent
OF the crimo tor when he WAS executed. II in
puiy's case that lhe Governors private seers,sry
had reprieve 10 his pocket at Pottsvo ready TO be
extended 10 the condemned IN Ihe event OF any OF the
i've Condemned to death excuIpating him. psi'
AA.NuRDERER's TESTIMONY "a, .,t,
DuNy's CONVICTION rested almost entirely on the
test iinony OF mhiy korrigan, notorious murderer
who turned States evidoLcs to save his own neck
IRON tho asllows Fisher Is under sentence Of death
Tor having been concerned In the murder Of
Morgan Powell, mine boss. IN 1871 Yellow jack
Douanuc, who was hanged IN Mauch Chunk, tired the
fatal shot; but Fisner pointed out tho victim by
preafrangcd signal, cough. Fisher ufterward paid
Donohue $50 Tor committing the crime. The murder
had ts origin In tho refusal OF Powell give Alex
ander ampbei also hanged In Juno last, u certain
kind OF work Ia the coal nine.
Tue Board adjourned late to- light without taking
action IN tho case. but It will be decided tomorrow.
The case oi Patrick Hester Pescr McHugn Patrick
fuliy unucr sentence OF death tor tho murder ot
Alexander W. Rca, In Columbia county, in 1858, was
postponed until March o.
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AN INSOLvENr BANK SUED.

st. LOUIS, NO., Feb. s, 1873
Parties representing the National Bank Of Com
mcrce, Of Now York, entered suit to-day against the
National Bank of the State OF Missouri, Tor tho re.
covery Of 81, 100000. The petition reces an agree
entered into by the two institutions the 10Th
Of December, 1862, whereby the hrst named bank
loaned the other sl,O0o0oO, In the form OF u con-
tinuing loan or this amount $500 0OO with interest,"
still due. II further claimed that the st. Louis
bAuk indebted 70 the New York bank Ia the sum Of
$500 900 for moneys paid account to she date
Of It's suspension. Another half million dollars -
claimed Tor money loaned In he course OF banking
accommodations to tho dato OF the suspension. The
state Bunk OF Missouri ID nov IN the HANDS Of re-
colVor.
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THEATRE BURNED.

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 8, 1873
About twenty minutes to one A. NJ. u nro broKo out
IN tho Academy Of Music, ON Haisted street, and In
few minutes tho wood work consumed. The thea-
tro had bcon occupied by u variety show. The
building was owned by william b. Capp. now In Eu.
rope. The original cost was $4,000. and tho I'm
provements added $4,000 but the actual value
was PROBABLY not over $50, 900. Tho Insurance Is
Sl600O distributed among nitcon companies The
iessses, Emmet Muir lose about s20, 900 In scenic
furniture aud otner stage paraphernalia Their In
surancc is 900. The performers lost their ward
ropes and the musicians their instruments and
music. which increases the aggregate loss by about
$4,000 The Are probably originated In the hot.Air
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
CANADIAN FAILURES.

MONTREAL, O., Feb. 6, 1878.
writ Of attachment vas Issued against lie Blanc &
Robitalie, Wholesale grocors and liquor merchants
The liabilities said to be largo
Tho Bank OF Montreal s the chief creditor OF David
Robertson, Who failed to-day. Composition Is prob
able.
The total liabilities OF II. Mitchell, who failed lat
tery $40, ,0O0$50, 600 direct, $4,000 indirect.
Assets. y10O, 900.
The extensive hardware nrm OF Ives Co.. who
failed lately, have resumed business
5. Woods, tho manager OF the dominion Oilcloth
Company, and large importer OF woollens, has sus-
pended. His failure will not affect tue 0cloth CON-
pany in the least 1t IS III good financial position
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
THE WRONG MAN KILLED.

MKxPnrs, Tenn, Feb. g. 1873
This morning q negro called at the jail and de-
mandcd pcrmssion zee his comrade confined there.
Jailer Dawson refused and tho negro began abusing
him In n violent manner, and Dawson, drawing rc-
voIver nred; but, missing the negro, the shot won't
through tho glass door Of Cornelius Grnlns's family
grocery the corner OF Overlon and Front streets
some Two hundred yards dislant. and struck Mr..
GrihDg Just below the heart, as he was stan tins In
the lie turned and into the adjoining room,
aud, falling into the arms OF his wife, exclaimed, 10
Katie! I'm killed." aud sooa expired. Ho was
hisny respected ctizcn and his sudden doath
great excitsment among his neignbors
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THREATENED WITH A FLOOD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Feb. s, 1878.
Recent heavy rains havo raised the water In tho
Sacramento River about twenty feet above low
water mark. This mcrniug levec broke about mile
and a nalf below Sacramento city, and tho water at
began spreading tho low country. extending
to the base of the street levee, which
protects the city on tho south. large force
OF were ut once employed to Ill up the
openings In the X street levcc where stroets pass
through, aud the city is considered secure The
only danger Is from back wntor Some water has
made ITS wuy through tho culvcrt Sixth street,
but will do no damage worth Mentioning.
Below Sacramento considerable damage and iDcon-
vcncnce must have been suffered but details are not
yet at hand
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
GENERAL. EUROPEAN NEWS.

PROJECT FOR COMMERCIAL TREATY BETWEEN
FRANCE AND THE UNITED sTArEs-THE
SCOTCH HIERARCHY QUEsrIoN-KINo HUM
nERT IND THE VATICAN.
lux CABLE TO TIE HERALD
LONDON, Fet. o. 1873
A committee headed by NJ. Menier, Deputy from
Neaux, and composed OF Deputies and merchants,
has been formed Paris TO promote q commercial
treaty between France and the United States Tho
com mttoo has resolved to despatch Leon Chateau
to the United States with an address showing the
benefits or increased commercial intercourse and
convenea Franco American Congress In Paris during
tho approaching International Exhibition.
DEPRESSION o. FRENCH TRADE
A Paris despatch states that al meeting Of the
Committee OF Inquiry into the Depression Of Trade
memorandum was presented showing that the
progress OF industry In tho United States had
PEELED Great Britain to seek larger outlet for her
goods In France.
no pAprsr BISHOPS yoR SCOTLAND.
The Standard says the ConveDer OF the Glasgow
Prssbytsry OF the Established Church has tssgraphed
to the Pope that an in,erdct will be demanded against
lho proposed Papai Hierarchy from the Supreme
civil Court oil Scotland, and the laws Of the country
Will bc r,sidly enforced against H.
wnrRs SHALL rnr coScLAvx xxrr'
Rome despatch says that the Congregation OF
Cardinals has decided 10 70 bo iDjad,ctous to form
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
ON THE. RIO GRANDE.

INDIAN RAID ON SHEEP RANCHE-AcTlvE
. PURSUIT OF ,IHE .MARAuDERs.. ~. ~,
[EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
'f' SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. g. 1873,
despatch from For Clark 10 the Adjutant Gem
sral, at headquarters, dated February 8, says:-
About eight o'clock this morning 1t reported
that fifteen indians had appeared at Dycrs sheep
rancho Just before sundown twenty miles dis
tant, coward Kiekapoo Springs Scouting parties
have been sent out, to take up the trail tho
rancho, The other 10 60 up the Ko Grande to Devil
River Captain Kelly Vt San Felipe, has been notified
by courier and directed 10 send scouts Scnoheld
Ut Fort Duncan, has also been notified.
HUNT, COMMANDING
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
RAILROAD SALE POSTPONED.

CHICAGO, Fob. 8. 1873.
To-day Judge Drummond, Of the United States Cir
cult Court TOR the Southern district OF Illinois,
upon application OF W. J. Ketcham and Charles W.
Fairbanks, attorney for the Indiana Banking Com
pauy. granted a posipOnemont OF the sale Of tho
Springfield and Northwestcrn Railroad until the I'D
inst
pool had been arranged at Springfield TO buy In
the road ana this postponem gives the East
ern bondho oiders q chance with others
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
A DANGEROUS DRIVE.

wATERrowx, N. Y, Feb 8, 1873
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. T.. Forbes OF Depcyster,
N. Y, attempted TO cross tho ST. Lawrence River at
Morristown with Two horses ana covered carriage
without pilot. They took tho wrong road, ana when
about third OF the distance across the ce broko
ana al Tell into tho Parties from the American
shore hurried 10 The rescue aud succeeded saving
Mr.. and Mrs. Forces and one OF the horses. Tue
other horsc and the carriage went to tho bottom.
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANRtRo. Jan. 30. 1878.
Cones-Market quiet; prices maintained. Good hrsts.
02UU 8 $50 refs per kiios Exchange London 2f
Fcights per sail the Channel SOS Average daily r.
during the past week, loo bags Weeks
TO the Channel North u Europe bags
United States, bags and Mediterranean 4UOU
bags Weeks saesFor tue Channel aud North u EUROPE
1000 bags; United States. 1000 haas and Meditera
mean ports, 4 OOO Usgs. stock In port. iI2OOo bags
SANTOS Jan. 30. 1878.
Co1ce-AveraRo daily receipts during the past week.
$3.50 bags wceks shipments-1B OyO bags " all coun-
triss Weeks sacs-Fof Europe, S,OOO bass Stock on
hand, 1Uu,UUU bags,
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INCENDIARY FIRE.

EAST BRooKPiRLD, Mass, Feo 8, 1878
Tho boat shop OF Buttcrworth Carpenter was
burned by an incendiary last night Tns ioss on the
building Is 5000; insurance, $4,000. The loss on
stock Is S32. 600: insurance not sscersanod.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
A DEFAULTlNG SHERIFF.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 8, 1878.
A gentleman who arrived here from Lee county.
Mss states that the Sheriff OF that county bad been
asccrai DO dofauter to the extent OF $40 0OO
aud hai been heard from at Poughkeepsic, N Y. 1t
is STAGED a fact that Lee county has not had q
sheriff during the past seven years who has not
proved dciauite
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
A NEW PUBLISHING HOUSE.

BosroS, Feb. o, 1878
The announcement IL made OF the union OF the two
well known publishing houses OF James H. Osgood &
CO. and Hurd h Houghton, under the nrm namo Of
Houghton, Osgood Co.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Fob. s. 1873
NJ. H. Hubble, stock dealer In Worhngton, Ind,
robbed OF So 900 by highway men while returning
10 his home last evening
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THE ANDERSON TRIAL.

NEW ORLEANS La, Feb. s, 1878.
In the Anderson trial to-day tho rcbuttng tcsti uony
aud cross-exam.nalion OF Edwin Harris by the do.
fence closed at halipast eleven O'Clock, when Assist.
ant Attorney General Egan opened argument Ho
Hc said:-rhis Is an important case. Accused has
held high official position. He is accused OF great
crime-that OF depriving tho people of tne
power of selecting their executive Sec
ton No. $50 oi the Revised Statutes
defines nno aud Imprisonment as the punishm
for the offence. The charge Is that OF uttering and
publishing forged document 1t Is necessary Tor the
Sinto TO prove that there was forgery committed,
and that tho accused knew that II forgery and
published the same Mr. Egan, In continuing his
argument, commented upon the returns and docu.
nients died aud the testimony adduccd IN the case
District Attorney Finney followed In an argument
as TO tho evidence aud the law.
Judge Ray opened tor the defence and was followed
by Judge Culi0m, who spoke Tor nearly three hours.
The defence holds that tho consolidated statement
was no public document, and, therefore, tho charge
can not be substap tinted.
Mr. Castollanos will close for tho defence to- morrow
morning and Attorney General Ogden for the State
The case viii so to tho jury IN the afternoon.
Ltlleheld has arrived ana would have been in town
at ivc O'Clock last evening had he missed counec
ton at Humboldt, Tenn He VIII be the main wltnoss
against Wells who viii be tred II Is said, In March.
Wells Is still in jail.
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A. O; u. w.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. 6, Is

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 6, 1873.
Tho Grand Lodge OF The State Of New York A. D.
U. W. met in this city to-day All the grand oficcn
were present roll call. response OF welcome "a
tho Grand Lodge was made by Leroy Andrus. The Of.
hccrs under the escort OF uniformed battalion OF
Erie Lodge No o. parndod tho principal street& Chs
lodge Will remain three days.
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AN UNsOLvED MYSTERY.
ST. JoHs,

ST. JOHN, n. b Feb. s. 1878.
Investigation OF the Monc,on mystery is still pro.
ceeding on some minor points. The Parker glrls'
story confirmed. There has been no ssriking
developments however, and the pablo mind Is stiu
IN great doubI on the subject McCarthy's Dody has
not been iound.
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BODY FOUND.

BoRDESTowy, N j., Feb. s, 1878.
The body Of William $. Herbert, who was reported
burnt at the copasgraion Of Howard Juens gris mill
at New Egypt Ocean county, N. j., on sunday sven'
ing was found to-day In tho crock the mill with
both legs hands, hair and part OF ms clothing burnt
or He probably jumped IRON the mill into tue
water and was drowu uod He leaves vile aud child
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FRANK RANDE'S TRIAL.

DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. 8, 1873.
Tho trial Of Frank Rande, tho noted dospcrado, was
At Galesburg this morning.
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rsE INSTEAD OF uNwHoLEsoxE COSMETICS

USE INSTEAD OF UNwHoLEsoME COSMETICS
oa sy wi fe. purses I and
saks 7sc sent oy mail prepaid On receipt OF price, q.
Hills HAia isD wHsKxK DYr. black or brown SOC.
WHOM SHALL WE TRUST s-wHEN AFFLlCrEn
with complication Of dl.oasI. and the Limited sssoursss
sa. su';,iis%% l. Wh0% shall y: ..ss;,
oushy es.mins into a ghy.ei.n': claim. and know
Sp'" Rpv Ta Fierce '@eS D. D.. Of TSr.iS oas q
ns %Gs' s,rss
& sr0 r. the ,s .us Sf ns.
sani,aram In the world Dr. Pierce has orgin.teda
scientific Is fully described in hts Common Sense
srss4 s. FrRc ise's; cs."a
Doctor I. nder:sd By the c:.gy :. we'll as BY n:
T. s 81 thu ns Large %
Hon no.msn .sGSys,nes sa, Of West y'Tgini. K and
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a Of s0;.sn s@ y pra ss, rsasf IL d. S'e'n''o's
at Chckering Hall on sunday. Tickets ~ sehuberths
53 Union square, to-day.
CASH PAID FOR UNC0LLECTABLE DEBTS.
Always In, = TO 3 r. NJ wINsLOw, Io3 Nassau s..
H.. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
,os Paints, Roodnr Ppe and Bsos Coverings "A
DONE os cliNHr Az F1sos FIX o.sa
Al THE METROPOLITAN
JOB rsIsyssa 3 IsS 81 2F''cE
TIE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrNo PREssEs
capable OF printing i4ooo copies per hour
OF sghpasc paper either six seven or eight eoumus
ALSO ALL THE osaI sTEsEolysE Machinery BE-
AdaSs" ), O BENNETT.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS op THE
hfTG ST TE sS f
ROOM or TIE HERALD
DKUxELLEs HOTEL De SUEDE. IN TIE UkNTnE
Dof the town overlooking the new boucvsrda Excesnt
cuisine aud vine OF best quality.
new PUBLICATIONS.
4 FULL AND AUTHENTIC kkpolr OF
THE Guksrs' ToiL.fiEs. ac
Tho Weddings Bctrothas Receptions Dinners, Dances.
Germans, aud other iashionabe snseainments Of ths
Doing. in BrocsIyn, wssaIaslSn Paris LsaaoS1,a ~
HOME JOURNAL
For sale where single copies cents yearly
reduced g. delivered la city allied any
where Tree NORRIS pHiLLips CO.. 3Park place, ny.
NERVOUS ExHAUsrioS-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
IN OF ectnrcs delivered Kahn's No
scum Of Anatomy the and OF
cline showing indisputaby how lost health m
gained snordng clear synopsis OF inpedimens TO
age ot and PHI debility,
being OF - years experience. iy mail. 23c.
cufrun,y of postage stamps. Address SECKErAHY,
Kama 3 'duscuui. ts-s Broadway New York.
0,HE SEASIDE LIBRARY
Out to day.
40. 2Jt Tho Tender Rccollections Of Irene
Macsillicuddy," :" 10 ccuta
1,HY SEASIDE LIBRARY.
Il Out to-day.
No. 235 An Open Verdict ny Miss Braddon ..... 10a
No. 23s. 'The.Tender Kecoections Of Irene Maegii-
No. 237. The Wandering iIeir ny charles Rssds lue-
NJ. 2ya "sbsphsrds An aud Nsasns fss" luD
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PlSCICULTURE.

HALIFAX, Feb 6, 1879.
Two hundred thousand ova OF white1sh from Ontario
fakes have been placed In the Bedford fish breeding
establishment -
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

RUMoRED MOVEMENT OF THE VISITING
STATESMEN IN THE INTEREST OF THE IN
DIcTED RETURNING BOARD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 1873.
Is said tonight that ut the reported recent con.
ference Of tho visiting statesmen this city propo.
siton was made TO sustain the Indicted Returning
Board by addressing u letter to the public indorsing
the Board, the proprety OF such n step being urged
tho ground that II would show the indicted
officials that thoy wero not abandoned by
tho republican purity, however much their
case might fail Of tho sympathy OF the administra-
ton No action taken however, ms, according to
the rumor It deemed advisable 10 lot the
progress OF tho trial develop the necessity any in.
reference OF this kind. The hicks verication