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SWING sroand across the bow OF bark Na Sv ana
srno dtail on the west side Of the .,%as do;ns
slight dam herself in tho topworss Russian nnE
Arno, Capt hcngcli. iouied BY Norwegian asnc
damage any consequence Ship Western Belle iouea
british bark Recovery carrying part Of the %
and cutting pnnking below the taaailcarry ing aw1y
miszenDoom and gan and splitting the spanker The %
above vessels order ascertain the precise extent OF
samase Considerable damage dons 90 other vessels
but the particulars have not been ascertained
Coon rAssAGE-ship Paul Revere, Capt John Mullin
which arrived at Falmouth, Feb ii, from Pabeionde
D5 days and outsipping large feet OF which
lett about tho time from 10 rs days The Paul
rusno and has proved herself an able chip and good
sailer
OVERDUE vKssKLs-ship Fannie Tucker tor wiscassstD.
hoosrs sailed from bombay Oct 10 Tor c"ca's anu mas
schr three sisters sailed from Pensscos Dee ~ for
word has been heard from her up fe %. Fears
are that she has teen lost during one Of the
HALLIDAY, Feb l4An arrival from Barbados reports
thai ths brgantne Blanche wrs watsriorged In yale on
IAN In lat ~ lon Ss ana brots up three days
To- while of Nevis the lett the raft ON smaller
the crew were picked ~ Jan Is bv an
aud landed ut st Martins in a starving condition
NORFOLK, Feb l3-Ihe Baker Wrecking Company have
ashore Cape Henry With favorable weather thoy
will probab AMve the vessel. - .
sailed yesterday from HRtteras Iret for Baltimore with
the schr samuel Crawford in tow. The Crawford and
her cargo are in good condition.
SAN Francisco. Tcb 7Scow schr Lime Point is ashore
tho beach below Limo Point and Is full Of water.
The schooner Nose which went TO the assistance or the
herself In the affair pulled I'd the beach ON Tuesday
and now lies safely anchored in tina! bay.
The ship Argomene broke adrt during the gale Tues
day night She damaged Howard street wharf consider
ably ana sustained slight damnse herself ship T1r,h.
Always. Both were slightly injured
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A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
10y TELEGRAPH no THE HERALp.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. IA, 1878.
Tho Brown Memorial Presbyt erian Church the
OF brilliant gathering this evening. The
sion the wedding of Miss Carrie G. Brooks,
daughter OF Walter y. Brooks, formerly Of New York,
now President Of the Canton Company, Of Baltimore,
and Mr. Bartlett = Johnston Of New YORK. Tho chan
col beautifully adorned with growing plants and cut
flowers, ana the brightly illuminated interior OF
ednce presented scene Of brlaDcy and beauty that
rmingy picturesque. The church was thr0nged;
full drcss generally observed, many toilets bong
remarkable for the taste aud elegance displayed
by lair wearers The guests included many society
leaders New York and Brook n, Baltimore other
cities. Groomsmen were dispensed with, the BRIDE
groom beng.attended only by MS best man, Mr. J0hn
K. semmes, Of Baltimore. There were brides
maids--Missos Kate ana Bette Brooks, cousins oil the
bride; Mics Miriam Shoemaker, daughter oil Saul Shoe
maker, of Baltimore; Miss Emma Mccormick, Miss
Cora Williams OF Lake Forest, ILL., aud Miss Buckng.
ham, oil GAINESVILLE, Ohio Tho BRIDES toilet was wnIe
sutip point lace aud natural flowers Mr.. Brooks
gave The bride away aud the nuptal knot tied by
tho Rev. j. S. Jones, pastor OF the church. As the
bridal party entered, at SIX +. 81, Wagners March
fom sLonengrin" was rendered, aud as they
withdrew Mondeisohns wedding March" was per-
formed. The ushers George Savage CASTOR
Manly, John Gill; Jr Eustace Thompson, Thomas X
Carey and Chauncy BROOKS JE A brilliant reception,
lasting from eight TO eleven o'clock, was held the
mansion Of Mr Brooks, near DRUID Hill Park. The
newly wedded couple left In lato train for an ex-
tended tour East and South.
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.


RENEWED ASSURANCES THAT RUSSIA HAS NO
HOSTILE INTENTIONS TOWARD ENGLAND's
MTEREsrs-TRy1Na TO COAX THE RUS
SLAMS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1878.
Mr. Layard has sent telegram to Lord Derby sta
ting hst the Gar has telegraphed that he will occupy
the environs of Constantnople if the British feet
enters even II the object OF tho feet is the protection
OF Christians
THE SULTAN WILL REMAIN.
Russians enter the city
LORD DERBY's MESSAGE.
The Daily News processes to give q
mary OF Lord Derby's ucspatch to st. Peters
Constnntnoplo by the Russians, which was referred
10 by Sir Stafford Norhcote yesterday in the House Of
Commons, as protesting against the view taken by
Russia.
MODERATE LANGUAGE.
The despatch is couchcd In moderate lap guage Lord
Derby says he ia gratned that the Russians have no
hostile designs in tho advance Constan tnople
and that their object Is to protect tho
Christians. He points out, however, that the Rus
stan army has recently been engaged in hostilitios
while tho British feet Is that of friendly nation.
Lord Derby also fears that the entrance of the Rus
sian army would produce great excitement In Con-
stantinope
BRAvADo OR coAxrNap
Tho Times correspondent at Pera says II is hoped
that as the British fleet Will stop short the Princes
islands, the Russians will not occupy Constanti-
nople.
MODIFICATION THE LINES
A Vienna correspondent hints that tho Rus
slams may content Themselves with n modification
of the line OF demarcation which would bring them
nearer TO the Bosphorus and Dardanelles and tight
allow them to occupy the forts situated thereon. 1t
is believed that II Russia takes this II will be
in consequence OF the modcrating counsols OF Ger
many
RUsTcHUK RE EvAcUArED.
A Constantinople telegram says-'The Porto has
teegraphcd the necessary orders for the evacuation
OF Rustchuk." The Russians will enter Rustchuk on
Tuesday noxt
THE FLEET
The Daily Telegraph has the following-.Pers, Feb
ruary H. Up. NJ. The British feet Is In sight on
Stefanos"
GREECE STILL THREATENING.
An Athens despatch says:-"rhe news from
Thessaiy IS grave There has boon lighting
the frontier The Greek corps Of observation Is almost
sure to be drawn into the struggle.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
(sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA Fob IA, 1878.
Governor Hampton to-day vetoed bill which. ever
since its introduction, has been regarded by The
negroes with tho utmost distavor, being aimed
directly at their race. The obnoxious measure was
popularity known the 'Chain Gang BILL" and pro-
vides Tor the employment, at hard labor, on
public streets and highways, Of all able-bodied
males sentenced to imprisonment in the county
jails. further provision authorized the use
OF chain gang, necessary tothe sale kesping Of
the while work. The House sustained The
veto Governor Aampton's nrst) by vote OF l02 IT,
JUDGE WILLARD DEMANDS AN INVESTIGATION.
Chief Justice Willard to-day addressed cominuni.
cation 10 the Senate, respectfully urging that Tho
charges preferred against him on The OF the
senate Of nature which required invos CATION,
aud renewing his former request that such investga-
ton may DO mad.
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
The Legislature to-day cleo, al circuit judges to
Ill vacancies accustomed by recent decision OF the
supreme Court, as follows-For the First circuit b.
c. PRESLEY, Charleston; Second circuit, A. =. AID
rich, BarnwelI; Third circuit, A. }. Shaw, Sumter
fourth circuit, II. HUDSON, Marlboro; Sixth circuit
Il j. Mackey, Chester, aud, Tor tho Eighth circuit
Thomas Thomson, AoDcvie. The gentlemen chosen
were designated by a democratic caucus held last
night anu are a democrats, except Mr.. Mackey, who
Is a republican.
THE STATE DEBT
Tho Bond Commissions report Will not DO con-
sdered until week. The opinion Is growing
stronger every day In favor OF accepting settlement
under the Consolidation act OF 1873.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. IA. 1873.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD


wnrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer China tBn CHI. Liverpool Feb 2 and Queens
Feb o. ss An when the ocss we're relieving each other
S%S s s "a. .ns spp
per bridge washing overheard the chief oncer Edwin Dial
ssss and Owen Harris second officer both Of who" were
I.%ss D:ss',, s' e'ss .s'F ;s u. no:
% no. ss,sd bark rEged ,ss%ss sorp Souad "
steamer lIolsstia tIerJ, schwenssn nsmours an 80
s saS hssis f' ssS .'n
.s Ssuqs Il. 20 % S Tom q Das
Psrthia OBJ. hence for Liverpool - IT,. a.
with ' %dss s ssds 81
via SsS so 10 a .. SS H.
IS A. Ion 90 Or Of ships cabin about 80 feet
S" sss Bsrmnas ps sappy Of cos
ms:s sas @ Ell
ID ss Es % %Gss r sn 70
Tss % 81 Ts
Havana. passed bark NurrsyJr. from H"vAn" for New
Isaac Bell L.wnes Hsnmoaa City r9,ss and
rotIsyie Pierce, rhadsphis with coal to tho
Resding Railroad Go. q 4. h.u... 20
Msiss SasSs,ss by &. s,s:;.
8. in ballast. to snow 1 Burgess. 80,
.. s.s IS ss MGss .os
q Good Hope Dec 90 8 Helene Jan and crossed the
Bqends' from Point de dalis for Now York Jan
Gs s% nSas kGnf til DE-
to iuiing 20 Anchored in ravesend Bay tor orders
in B s. sf'n G iasa A'"'' %
Pierce Eusno, Ayse as days y. w. h a s
ss had fine weasher Jan ss. lat s. ions4 W. passed
bark sr x Aa ssn sa a s Ss% aS:n, armstrong; Pierre
n - with hssrs ss From ws%
lasting several hours same date lat &C. passed wreck Of
only ioremast standing.
s,ss %Ss.v F'~ Havana IS d'y' in
big Gem tof New isvea1 Pierce St Pierre Mart. 10
d1 BIZ ". add iSsiT Hale ei
Sa S
s.s .; Al at y s9s: % Cam:
& A
her For
lat So a5 passed. vessel wH.oriosged aismasted
sohr Frances is "s Dc days. with
Schr Teresa Barker. Rich Virginia for Boston
as steamer state Of pennsyIyapia CD from classy
p wasn star
Onion bound sane r ,o dsq miles Of sandy
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of New Bedford. New Bedford for New
York. with mdse and passengers TO Barring Davis
ss star Now
York. Observation-Disclosures
schr E N Reed. kelsey. kennebec for New York.
Schr Ann l. Lockwood, st John. Kennebec for New
YORK. .
schr Twilight, Robinson Kennebcc for New York
Schr Allen Greene, Nickerson, kennetec for New York.
Schr Bragdon, Jones. Harmons Harbor Mo, for Now
York. :.
schr VIM Pickering, Lowering, Portland, NE, ior Now
York.
Schr VIM Thomas, Littleohn. Fall River for New York.
Schr Althca. DAVIS Providence for New York.
Schr Union, Leonard Providence for New York
Scir Orlando smith Ferris Portchester for New York.
schr Pell vought, halock, Huntington for Now
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranconi., Bragg New York for Portland
steamer Doris Shirley, New YORK tor Providence
Schr Pacifc. Lee, Now York for Boston.
Schr Warren Gates th New York Milestone Point.
Schr Saiiie Burton. Burnley. New YORK for stamford
Schr West Side, Wilson, New York for Fort Jefferson,
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED By THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. a. 1873
First Lieutenant Charles E. l.. B. Davis TO be cap.
tain in the Corps of Engineers; First Lieutenant
Benjamin d. Greene to he captain in the Corps of En
gineers; Second Lieutenant William 7. Rossell to DO
nrst lieutenant In The Corps Of Engineers; second
Lieutenant Thomas N. Bailey to be drst Lieutenant
the Corps OF Engineers; First Lieutenant George f.
Ford be captain In the Third cavalry; Second Lieu
tenant james +. simpson TO be first lieutenant In the
Third cavalry. Addtional-Second Lieutenant George
X. Hunter TO DO first lieutenant IN the Third Cav.
airy. Additional-Sccond Lieutenant Alexander NJ.
Patch be second lieutenant IN The Fourth cavalry
Additionai-Sccond Lieutenant William Wallace o.
Clark 10 ba second eutcna IN the Sixth cavalry.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


As.Ea. Pee Iy-P.sssd, bark Abio ABBOT Chase. Hong
cio. So YORK vim Barsndo ''n' ''' '''''
yS es es @ %sSn an Now
Kiscs1os Ja. Jan 2s-Anivod .chr orrie Y Drisko.
Br Dupsord Msy York rna sailed Feb for London via
.na sailed rs Ne" riesSs so
P Polnd fS ad. Scu w Ne. s
Hattie Weston. Parsons. do; 7th. Helen Maria Look,
sailed Jan ~ schr Comet. Bay,is Yer. cru. 2sh bark
. .ms & a.nn Gsba SsS steamer ay. B
watson Vera Cruz and New Orleans; Sth, sahr Joseph
MosrnvlpEo ) an l-Arrved, briggs Aloxins Ir, eau
n am s. & u Gs,.
Dc a.a M G 20 s
Sailed bark Isaac s Ryds5 I. New Y11 before
In port Jan s ships Goaen Fleece norton
s END ssn sss
Henry Dewey Oras for Sex York dE o Waiter at 5s smith
an" sshr %.me o
love-. JOIN fsis osa So Cha.
Merdiord, Parsons. Do.
for ss~ ss ess%
ofssSy asen ps s- .chr A,vd ~ Sson
Boston (not - before reportodj.
'i' .sS1s Holder Sssoa. sss;
n s ssss 1S Ass S.s' fssT
Ss's%:r' S,fsss ssss.: i$sS ss T$
Sailed Sns; Andrea SKSI, Kiays1ss, bic: 9TH
bSsa sy'ic W. A Indies. es' :s
.s.' @ srss No" xss s sss
Yorh; I?.h. ship BSrss DYtsh, DSe rsnsasos; orig
BBsd SMord o %s ySsS Ycss
sss sso sa i5 s.s
New Light snow Bsl ,I p... -, wo,,..
vidoo Lsurens, snow unc; barss Ysmoyden Tobey for
Ss@o5 Eysion; s.;s.y' Lincoln and
TSo%ss ."esd ,S ssorSccd %sosi"
s % sf 4. ABOVE an' ''Ar Curtis
sivAsA Mar. Feb s-Arrivoa, scnr Emerson. Em.
ST joms NB Feb ll-Auived. bark ssrsno !Bp. Eds.
1 HR. sss j." a7ein por bark FsDo to Bo.-
- u PgrH STEAMER &c cM,sAl ,,.,... w..
Yert; RS l. Hermann Ludxis 6, D1is d. ,..,..
Sailed from Flushing roads 27.h Di.m.n.y Lsnxsn
Petersen ar. New 9ors Thes eoshsns smith
ss.h S.s S P for
Observation-Disclosures So-ssiicd xudhiid ior Psnsacois
snsAss No"
sailed 3Nh Argonau Bremer, Baltimore, Aihambrs
Mnnroe. North America
BRExtRHAvES. Jan 2s-Saieds Lovsc' Bull North
gSsDs.uT Jan soArr,ys Cherokee DswnS and
Sailed from Pauillac 2sh. Lorenno Kittessn, Phlade
BOMBAY, about Feb 1-Arrived, Almirs Robinson Tar
box. Liverpool via Queenstown. .
CErrr an 23saled Como, Tooker, Marsees. to load
for Cuba !and ar,vsd at 3o:h); 3oth Vcnere ex Ann
Dusersrss Fob l-oG. AmphtrIse. Lindquest from
Philadeph for Ailoa.
DIAL. Feb a.rsssed, francesca Antonio, yaggi, New
pvsprr.' . Jan 90 Burmese o. Luck Fhil..
delphiA
Charlie iesmsn DsTnisr Basnors Minnie H"Ossr'
40 es' so Ss =: c's sS Se
New Orleans; Feb !, Iona; lvsncich. DO
FALMOUTH, Feb 1Saied, Palmerin ~, Conner, Abcr-
deem.
PASSED the Lizard Jan 81 Nicolino, Che apeli London
for Delaware Brcakwater: Shamrock Orig of Chaelcte-
town PED, bound Windermsre (of 81 Andrews, NIB,
bound T. Friedrich kaschen, Bremen for Savannah Feb
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE popE's REMAINS CONSIGNED TO THEIR
TEMPORARY RESTING PLAcE--THE COMING
coNcLAvE PRINCE BISMARCK IN BERLIN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Feb Is. 1878.
The for celebrating the funeral OF the lato Pope
been ged from the l6th nth and 18th inst to
the 18TH 10th and 18th. The ceremony Of consigning
tho remains 10 their temporary resting place per-
formed yesterday evening. II lasted from six
O'Clock to nfteen minutes after pino The ceremony
very impressive and was very nnmerously
attended. great crowd assembled outside the Basil
lea. Perfect order prevailed
THE coScLAvK
The Copclave will meet on the I7tn inst. Tho par
tisans Of tho moderate party are very confident OF
success In Mondays consistory the Cardinals dis
Gu ssed the ACCESSIBILITY Of the Sacred College binding
the new Pope TO predetermined line OF conduct
Cardinal Pecci. tho Camerlengo spoke against tho
proposal, which was supporte cd by Cardinal Manning.
BY largo majority 1t was decided that the Pope
should have the fullest freedom Of action.
THE FOREIGN CARDINALS.
Tho foreign cardinals arriving here announce that
the public opinion OF their respective countries Is
favorable to a conciliatory policy. Nearly all tho
members Sacred College will participate In the
Concave.r
BISMARCK IN BERLIN.
A despatch from Berlin announces that Prince Bis
marcK has arrived there
LowTngR IRISH SECRETARY.
II IL officially stated that Mr. James Lowther
will be appointed Chief Secretary for ireland, in
place Of Sir Michael Hicks Beach, who succeede cd Lord
Carnarvon as Colonial Secretary.
CRIMINAL JURIsDfCrfON SEA
A bill was introduced IN tao House OF Lords last
night by Lord Cairns growing out Of tho Franoonia.
Strathclyde Disaster provides that British crimi-
nal Jurisdiction shall extend thrce niles from shore
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 14-Arrived bark Transvaal (Beg), NAL
larson. Pascagoula
Sailed 18th. ship vanadis (Rus, wiklund Now York.
ALLoA. Feb 14-Arrived. steamer Antonio OBJ. Ahder
son. Baltimore.
DEAL, Feb 14-sailed, ship Thor Nor), Zacharasen
Qrom London, Now York.
DuxkInK, Feb 10 Arrived, bark Advocate (Brj, Smith,
New York
FALMOUTH, Feb 1l-Arrived. ship Paul Revere Mulin,
Pabclon Plea (snd ordered to Antwerp discharged
GIBRALTAR, Fob 13-Arrived bark Abby Bacon, Merrill,
New York.
HULL Feb l4-Arrived, ship City Of Nankin (Br). Nc
Lean Astoria o; bark Mora tB, Patterson, Pensacoa
HoLYHEAp, Feb 14--Arrvcd. bark Wyro (Br). Mnner
Charleston for Liverpool, with loss OF maintopmast
HAMBURG Feb 12-Sailed, barks Pauus (Nor) Christen
sem 18th Inca Ger. Wcndehorst New York.
Sailed from Cuxhaven 18th, ship Kal!ope Nor) Larsen
New York.
HELvoEr, Feb l4-Arrved. bark Eta Ste xart (Br),
Smith, New York for Rotterdam.
iIAyRR. Fob 1l-Arrived, BARK Eunoma (Nor), Olson,
Baltimore; 18th, ship France FE, villamoros. Now
Orleans: banks Nellie Guest Br,. Messenger, Charles
ton; vauban Fr, Gac New Orleans; 18th. ships John
Watt. Deshon, do; 14th, Union, Greenleaf do.
Sailed 18th, bark Refcrmer tBp. Brown. Delaware
Breakwater.
LIVERPOOL, Fob ls-Arrved. ships Eureka. Woodwork.
San Francisco; Mary Frazier (Br). Dexter Key West
Arrived l4th, steamer CHILEAN r), Bremuer New Or.
loans.
Sailed l2th bark Lady Duern (Br), steeve, Key West;
14h, ship Iasca, Cotton iypee; psrks OmoA tbr, NC
Williams United States Bengal, Loring do; Leo Nor,
Anderson, do.
LONDON Feb 14-Arrived steamer Asaua (Br), Mckay,
New York; ship Ragnar tBr. McGegor. do; bark osmo
(Rus), Jacobsen, Bull Rivcr
Cleared l4sh ship Glenmorsg tBr), Dawson. Hampton
Roads; bark Rossst Chapmnu (B, Rutherford United
States; schr John Schultz, Hanson, do.
I.xGnoRN, to Feb l4-Sailed, brig Candidexxs Lauro
OtaD, Now York.
MARsEILLEs. Feb 11-Arrived. bark Regina Celi tFD,
Boerg, New York.
PLYMOUTH Feb I1-Arrived barks Gerda tNor), Olsen,
Charleston for Hsvre; Hesperia Nor), stromgren Now
Orleans for do. 800.
sailed 18th. bark Pu,sol Nsor). Pedersen. United
States ~ 3t~N
QUEENSTOWN, Feb ii Arrived ship samaria. Patton,
San Francisco; bark Nenuphar (Br) Pitman Savannah
-a. WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnxAp, Feb H. PM-wind s, light; barometer,
29SU3 ~ 80
PLYxourn Feb II. PM-wind wsw, light; barometer.
c9Sa ......s.a r.'
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WEBSTERS HOME DESTROYED.

7s MARsnFIELD, Mass, Feb H. 1873
Tho mansion OF Daniel Webster hero was destroyed
by Ore, with It's contents, carly this morning. The
large barn and outhousos wero saved. The origin Of
the fire is unknown. The building was owned by Mrs
Fletcher Webster, who with her sou, wcrc tue Oniy
occupants. They made great exertions 10 save the
istorical relics, and succeeded In roscuing quantity
OF silver pate pictures and other priceless necntoes
OF Mr. Webster. Tho library was not destroyed, hiv
ing been removed some time ago. The loss Is est
mated at $50, 900; insurance. $1,000
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THE ELKS' BALL.

The Academy OF Music was crowded last night the
occasion being the annual ball of the "Eks,n an
Order whose annual reunions here Tor the past ton
years have celebrated for brilIiancy. Tho
guests began 70 arrive IN crowds about ten O'Clock
last night and by m dnight the Academy presented
magnificent spectacle. The best OF reignod and
tho enjoyment was complete Dancing was Kept up
until au early hour this morning.
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CUBA.

HAvANA, Feb. II, I675.
During the last few days official and private tee-
grams received leave doubt that tho insurgents,
headed by their Chiefs are trying to arrange terms Of
peace all over the island The Havana newspapers
speak of o proximatc peace sure. ana 1t appears
that ouly the terms remain to be settled
they will be proclaimed by the government To-days
papers publish telegram dated santa Cruz, February
H. stating that Maxine Gomez the Cuban Camera,
ali the cnieis, working favor Of definite peace,
and that hostiities suspended all tho island.
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LONG ISLAND RUBBER COMPANY.

SETAuKEr, l.. l., Feb. IA, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Relative to an article in your paper Of 18Th inst.
that the Long Island Rubber Company at this place
had failed bog say doors have not been closed
and are daily maturing and receiving and execut-
Ing orders for our goods
j. W. ELBERsON Treasurer.
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DRAMATIC NOTE.

This evening will be signallized at the Academy OF
Music by the for the rst limo in several
years of Haevys opere, "The Jewess" in which
Nine Eugcnic pappenhetm will appear as Rachel, Mr..
Charles Adams Elcazer, Miss Human Eudoxia,
Mr.. c. Fritsch as Leopold aud Mr. H. wicgand as the
Cardinal At the matinee tomorrow "Lohengrin''
will be repeated.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Tho schooner yacht ARIEL. Captain Lc Sack, from
New York, bound TO San Francesca VIII icn put into
Rio Janeiro on the I'd OF January for Refreshments
&C., resumed her voyage on the l2Lh.
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A SANDY HOOK PILOTS DEATH.

Captain William Love, OF pilot boat Christian Bcrgh
:No. l6), died suddenly while going to his home. at
Tompkinsville. Staten Island, ut ha.post six r. NJ,
yesterday. no was taken Immediately TO Co.'s drug
store, wnen 1t was iouud no was already dead. Cap
tam Love was In his sxty.cighth year aud was
greatly respected by all who Knew HIN.
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SAILED.

Steamers Deronda dr. for Bristol; City OF Montreal
(Br, Liverpool state Of Louisiana tBr Gasgow Greece
(Irj London; Geert (Gcr) Hamburg Gamma ~ Der
muds; Niagara Havana; wyanoke. Richmond &c: Ali.
arce, Philadelphia; Aloemarie Lewes. Del.
Also sailed Oalaud Dutch for Rotterdam
Scandinavia (Br). London bark Schwicgaard (Nor-
from lower bay, Philadelphia.
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THE GOVERNOR GENERAL.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Feb. IA, 1873.
Governor General and Lady 'Duforin visited the
Convent OF the Sacred Heart, at Back River to-day,
where address OF welcome by tho nuns and pupils
was presented TO His Exceency.