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..,l.n,n 10 this city, interested In
az. ol pig metal, received adViee'
,S. ~ E.,, one day last week to the
- ~ ~, An ,dvauce Of three to iouf
u.s. 49,, ~, Ton wss shortly expected
= l'ta ~, rn.u Of Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Is .g i. ,I.d to know that there is some
,".J,,joS ''.% ii for .uch advices, on the basis
\. I.'I, S.m,ad for manipulated goods, but
!, .sis. tbss they are hardly prepared ID
"r's 70 .scsp, the news as reliable. IT
y, sss~ s.l,r The hs.d Of "tOO good to be
- sill We observe that the Phila-
sisbi, ~ pros points to the fact that "lh''
:, ~,''I =, hi, tius tvo.thirds Of the fur
=. III, that State we're out Of blast, and
!. third were at work; whereas
4, d M, st the same time, two'shirds
+. b,.,t aad bat OHe.lhird silent"
y r.. !. New York Bulletin, of Saturday,
d, ~ q. question whether this increased
..,io.iou /. a really healthy symptom,
~ ,I.u ro.. on to express the opinion
At =. no time since the panic has the
.,,t,t been in so unprOmising a condi-
=, piti.a. present, though within the
., 5,r, p.l. there have been here some
pnp.sn, Of recovery"
IN n. Pilpburgh Manufacturer, Of last
.*t, consider. the outlook extremely
's.,l.lp," lud says that "the volume
4 nj, |, not vhl! il should be at this
E.,op!' :,
lpnud TO nails, the Manufacturer dis.
s4r, he subject ia follow.
s,u, manufacturers report an increas-
.,i,ouiry, and one told US that he be;
F,,J tb,.i 10 a short time there would
y. i,n,ud sufficient to keep all the
SlL Employed to their fullest capacity.
nj kli,l however is not shared 10 BY
4, u,i,tily the trade, for most OF them
r.u d, present condition as unsatia.
is.o,,, and the outlook "a uncertain. A
s..ii:, , d the Western Nail Association
wAa on Wednesday, which was well
r,sjI, The existing agreement to
st,iI production until March Both was
E,iitutbed, and an adjourned meeting
Tls held on March 9Th TO decide con.
ann, production for April.
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Deadwood Amusement Land.
lord shot Through the Bow.

DEApwooD, D. T., March l5.-Last
night Chss. W. Hunt, under The iniu.
ence Of liquor, went to the City Lodging
House, aud began a TRADE Of abuse
against the proprietor, y. W. Tappan.
he was requested by the latter to leave
the house, which be refused to do. Alter
some more sharp words Hunt drew re.
yolyer aud shot Mr.. Tappan through the
bowels, inflictiDg mortal wound.
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How CoIored Mems Lives May be
Sworn Away In Delaware,

wrLMISoroS, DEL, March 1e--Ths
Governor Is considering papers in the
case Of the colored men, Samuel Cham
hers and George Collins, sentenced 10 DO
hanged March %, upon conviction Of Q
criminal assault on Kate Smith, near
Middletown. The negroes were convict
ed on evidence Of Kate and James Smith,
whom the woman swore was her husband.
James now accuses Kate Of perjury.
They were not married. The papers
presented TO the Governor include aft.
dayits regarding the bad character and
false evidence OF the woman.
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Nlw YoRK INyEsrIaArIoN coMMrTrEH.
SILVER cERT1R1cAras.

The Secretary Of the Treasury, the past
week, purchased silver bullion to run the
mints about five weeks. The price paid
was not as great as expected by bullion
holders. The desigus ior the back and
face Of the ten and twenty.dollar silver
certificates have been completed, and are
now in the engraver's hands. The Bureau
will be able to turn out certificates Of
these denominations by Wednesday next.
0Lher denominations will soon be ready.
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QuBEo, March 1s.-Tbe Irish socis.
ties resolved that the procession on Mon.
day shall not, as usual, salute either tho
Lieutenant Governor or Mayor, and Aeri-
Gus divisions among the societies have
occurred In consequence. The Presi-
dents OF Branches and s Of the IriAh
Catholic Union have resigned, and St,
Pstricks Total Abstinence Society rs-
solved to take no part 10 the procession.
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There is less excitement at the govern.
ment works 4. Woolwich than some weeks
ago, but still there Is no abatement Of
energy or dIminution Of work. Nearly
all the hands work until 8, . or 10 o'clock
at night, instead Of s o'clock, the usual
closing hour,
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The Secretary Of the Navy has order
ed that steam launches and cutters fur.
nished naval vessels, will hereafter be
employed principally for towing and
other ships purposes, and not for the ex.
elusive use Of officers. Another order
provides that Assistant Surgeons shall
not be examined hereafter for promotion
until they have served two years on a
United States vessel.
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TURKEY.

CossrAsrrsoP1r, March l6.-Reoui
Pasha is empowered to request that
Yarna be restored to Turkey.
Typhus fever rages at Adrianople and
Phiiippopolis, and there Is much sickness
here and at Efzeroum.
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ROME.
Loss OF Temporal Power Ac.
cepaed.

RoMr, March ls'-The Pope, uotvith.
standing violent opposition, has ordered
the Italian Bishops to legalizs their posi-
tions, giving them liberty to demand an
eztqsatar from the Government. ThiI
defines the Popes policy. Il means q
tacit acceptance Of the loss Of the TEN.
poral power.
the British Embassy here, will accom-
pany Lord Lyons 70 the Congress a sse'
rotary.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-The COM
mittee to nominate the directors fthe Pa,
ciRc Railroad Company was in secret
session to-day and I'd journed till Wednes.
day next.
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small Reward In a Horrible Case.

RICHMOND. Va, March l6.-Goyernor
Holiday has offered 500 reward in each
case for the arrest Of the party that hang.
ed Charlotte Harris (colofed), in Buck.
inRhsm county, on the night Of tho 9Th
instant,
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Bank Of England.
wooLWroH woRKs,

LONDON, March 16.-Bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of E6gland on q
balance today. S204 600,
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

The Treasury now holds SS45, ,6S7, $50 ID
United States bonds 10 pecure the Nation
nj Bank circulation, aud Sl3,464.0 .0oe In
bonds to secure public deposits. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for
the week ending 10 day, s4Os, 900; United
States bonds held for circulation and
withdrawn for the week ending o.day
$500, 900; National Bank circulation out
standing, gold notes. 81 ,4S2, l2o; currency
notes. S3l9, ,657,l76; Internal Revenue
S2s2, ,093; Customs, S4s4, ,276. Receipts
Of National Bank notes for the week
ending to-day, az compared with the cor
responding period last year, 1877, SS,'
$4,000; 1875, 2,s4l, 600; receipts to-day
S37l 600.
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GA. Willard, Managing Editor Of the
Chicago Pos. died at the Palmer House
this morning Of Lemorrhsge Of the bow
els, having been sick since last Tuesday.
Mr.. Willard has been connected with
the Chicago press seven years.
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En1roR nr rHE poSr aERIora1Y rII.

Hon. O. A. Willard, editor Of tho Psa,
was lately stricken down with vertigo,
and now lies in 4 very critical condition.
he has Of late been laboring strenuously
to put the paper on new and paying
basis and TO get entire control OF Il, and
II is believed has over worked himself.
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Obitunry.

PHrIApE1rH1A, March 1e.-Henry
Disstop, saw manufacturer, died to.nightl
from paralysis.
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FRANCE.
Measles ut Lyons.

PARIS, March ls.-slx thousand per.
sons have been attacked with measles at
Lyons.
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an. PATR1cK,s DAY.

10 result from the court rulings which
have !, prevented Us from incrsasins our
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The celebration Of St. Patrieks day to.
morrow will probably be one Of the most
elaborate, generally observed and other
wise remarkable within memory. Re.
ports from many places 10 the Northwest
indicate that the Observance will be very
general.
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Mas. HAYES arrived, at Chillicothe,
Ohio, on Saturday, and was called upon
as a matter Of course, by reporter. HI
said to her that he was amused to read
that New York TTna' article tpublished
in the IsrEIIoKsoER) giving 40 account
of the singing at the White HOu'e OF
Sunday evenings.
sYss, l believe l read the article, ' re
piled Mrs. Hayes. SIT said We could no,
get the tune to when I Can Read Ny
Title Clear Bat We did get II" che OBJ
served, with Just q tribe Of tirmness ir
her tone that Was not untinctured with
triumph and satisfaction.
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TTY YfNANCEa TyAnlnrTy

The condition Of the city's affairs Il
not desperate indeed, but Il Il far from
pleasant and almost daily bankruptcies
are reported. The following is the only
bankruptcy reported To day John Nas6,
brick dealer. Debts, sll, 900, with nomi'
nal assets.
The Mayor Is cutting down steadily,
bot mot rapidly the salaries and depart.
ments, and wholesome economy iS likely
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weather Indications.
WAI UkFAIfHKNt,
ugyICE OF THH CIuKB 9i8aAL 0YHicI1,
WAsHnsTos, D. C, March Isl A. n.

For the Lower Lakes, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, clear and party cloudy
wta her, cold northwe,. winds and rising
barometer, followed At the west stations
by falling barometer and warmer cloudy
ReaIher.
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WASHINGTON.
FouR-AsD-A.HAIF bonds a1ow OF SAL

FouR-ASD-A.HALF BONDS slow OF SALE
WASHINGTON, March 16.-In regard tc
statements that the Treasury Department
would place one hundred million dollar'
Of Al per cent bonds upon the market
the Secretary Of the Treasury states that
in response TO applications, he has asked
that the terms for placing these bonds bt
submitted for bis consideration. The
offers received have been satisfactory, and
the Secretary states that only 4 per cent
bonds will now be sold, unless the 4!
per cent bonds can be disposed OF at their
relative value with the per cents, The
latter being placed at par. he will, al
any time, receive bids for ~ per cent
bonds on that basis.
NEW YORK INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE.
Special Agent W. II. Bingham has
been designated by the Secretary Of The
Treasury 10 take the place Of Special
Agent Brush on the committee TO investi'
gate alleged Irregularities connected with
the valuation Of goods at the port OF New
Ynrk r
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REINFORCEMENT OF RUSSIANS
ENGLAND.

CoNsrAsrrsopLE, March l5.-The Rus
SLAMS near Bouliar have been reinforced
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THE TARIFF BILL.

The Committee on Ways and Means,
having gone through the entire Tariff
Bill, will begin its review on Monday,
and probably have IL ready for reporting
TO The House by the close Of the week.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
The subcommittee Of the Senate Rail-
road Committee to-day made a unani-
nous report to the full committee, in
favor Of ofSenator Mitchells bill extending
the time for the completion Of the main
line OF the Northern Pacific Railroad to
eight years.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY lNrEl11eEYoER
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DACoN.-chsstSr Sugar Cared Hans, yirsiuIa
ID RIeakS Sst BAeon, slSlf Cured Shoulder cisaT
elde, PtEta shgpidsIs, ~ a current maEkst fatta
fslt y. q. LIBT, n.
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M EATS AND LARD-SUGAR
Iil Cured cAnylsOd HamS, Sugar Clr05 LanyAs-
Cd SliUuldRA spgaF Cured CinTSsed BEeakint b.
co., RlLin Shoulders, ColT sldOI 9ugaf Cured Dfisd
Bel tftsh tf0m luoke house daily Kettle rend0S4
Cd Lai Lard In Iierees, Barrels and Hall HSrfCif.
Kep and Pals; al ~ lowest niarkst raIesL
n kEILLY,
fell 1909 sud 1911 Main BiTssl
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
England GrowIs and Goes on Pre-
pairing for War,
The Woolwich Works ln Full
Blast.
Grsscs To Be Represented 10 the
Congress by Another
Power.
Continued Turkish Devastation
and Murder in Epirus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pY Proxy

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY PROXY.
sr. PErERsBuRa, March 16.-Itjs de.
clared IN well informed quarters that
Greece can not become party to the
Congress like the great Powers, although
nothing prevents Greece from delegating
the care Of her interests to representa-
tivaa at tha Con1Yeaa
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
LOCAL NOTES.

Prof. Dare gave some more of bis tight
rope feats yesterday afternoon and evening.
If you want stylish spring hat 70 to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, $40
Market street. tt.
Drs. Stearns and Wilson, 20 celebrated for
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this city.
In the First Presbyterian Church there
will be services every evening this week.
excepting Saturday, preparatory to COM,
muuion.
Nothing sharpens up dull man 70 much
as courting pretty girl.-CS Snow Hill
Messenger For the past week or 90 we
have wondered what has made the Messenger
so bright, but this explains 1t all.
Chew and be happy dark cavsndish only
10 cents pound rough and ready smok-
ing, 45 cents ; good duck navy chewing, "
cents, at Chapman's, Fourth and Shipley
streets, Wilmington, Del. app, ,1w
In spite of the advance In the price in
broom-corn, Geo. Finck 10 selling his we'll
made brooms by the dozen only, lower than
ever at bis factory, N. W. corner of Second
and KiRg streets, above Gray Bros. gro,
Gerry store. Persons desiring the best made
brooms in the markes should give him 3
call. novS0 Ct.
With what complacency must the lady
who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glance at
her mirror, for their she sees reflected
complexion devoid of blemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irritations. Sold by all druggists.
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cents. milo Nv
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
FOR THE FIREMEN.

ME-. EDITOR Il was reading piece In
the Peoples Column of the HERALD yester-
day morning, in regard to Joseph Cash 40
candidate for 1st Assistant Engineer. I
would like to say few words for Charles
Il. Lu.kens, of the Weccacoe Co. He 10 Q
young man Is years of age last February,
never drank drop of Intoxicating liquor
In bis life, has been member of the Wecoa-
eoe Co. for five years and he has only
missed five fres during that time. He %
considered to be Q man of uncommon
80 and judgement and of the highest
respectability and according to the account
OF 2. F. D., It Is to the interest Of every
citizen to have sober, competent oficers Il
will be to their interest to give the oflce to
a man who 10 in every way capable and
who never drank drop.
MED.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
HERALD NOTES.

81 railroad companies failed in the United
St&t"s laet year.
The laet cold snap split pump at Nor
wood, Delaware county, Pa.
Mrs. Sarah Dorsey once rode 57 miles on
horseback, chasing antelopes.
s,y When you put your foot on the rext
stair, and their aint any, how surprising
II Is. f'# + '# ="
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com psny ia
having fifteen hundred freight cars built in
Pittsburg.
A csse of poisoning by neck ruchln I'm
prefnated with arsenic is reported in
Charlestown. Mass. a TatE|".0 M
II i. estimated that over 100, 900 persons
10 New England have signed the total abstl-
ncDce pledge since December J..
Nr. George E. Whiting. the Boston
orzADjst, hes been invited to take charge oi
The great organ. worth $50 900, now build-
iug at UincinnsH. He Is offered $4,000 Q
year for five years, on condition that he
shall play ia the Cathedral on Sundays and
siva three coLcerts a week,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
BUFFALO BILL.

Last evening Buffalo Bill and his combi-
nation were greeted with large audience
at the Grand Opera House. Tho gallery
could hardly receive another person. The
new border drama, "Nay Cody" was vel |
rendered; Hon. W. r. Cody taking the
leading part, who played well, and by his
usual sprightly and pleasing manner was
we'll received. Miss Lydia Denier played
the part of May Cody fairly. Last but not
least, Geo. g. Charles as Darby McCune,
@ .used much amuse ment with his trained
donkay. The 9th parts were fairly sup
port,d Daring the performance Buffalo
Bill displayed some excellent shooting.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10

GREAT BRITAIN Is paying now for the
diamond Fields" on the Vaal river, incor-
porated into Cape Colony in 1871. A war
with the barbarous tribes of South Africa is
not of much Importance to . nation like
Great Britain, but just at this time, when
all her soldiersare wanted at home or in the
noighhorhood Of Turkey, this out break of
the Kaflirs may have disastrous results
There is the material for an independent
milton in South Africa, and the mother
nountry "a "step' mother") has given the
civilized people in the Orange Free State
and Transvaal Republic reason for desiring
to have British power and infuenc removed
from their neighborhood.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A COLORED CLERGYMAN TO BE EX'
PELLED.

A conference of colored Methodist mtuis-
ters of his city have ostracized Rev. Thos.
C. Kelly, one of their brethren, who made
an assault on Mr.. Kuncle, Of West Phila-
delphia, shout one month ago. The con-
ference met on the 2sth of March, when
Kelly was suspended from all official stand.
ing In ssii connection until the sitting Of
the Annual Conference, which will meet on
the fourth Wednesday in May, when Kelly
will finally be expelled The motive for his
assault on Mr.. Kuncle is not definitely
known Kelly went to Kuncle's residence and
asked him to read q le ter for him. Kuncle
b ad no sooner taken hold of the letter and
prepared to decipher its contents than Kelly
hit him with slungshos which he had
copcesl led In the sleeve of his coat. In me-
king an attempt to strike Kuncls with the
weapon the string with which tho latter
was fastened to Kelly's wrist broke, and
the two men then clinched and struggled
until Kelly broke from the grasp Of Kun
Gle and fie1. The police have been on the
lookout for him since, but have not as yet
picked him up, and the belief 10 that he left
the city OF once
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10

VARIOUS rumors haze bsen going the
rounds Of the press AID society for come
days past in Brooklyn with regard TO a
reconciliation between Theodore ard Mrs,
Tilton. These rumo,s uu'minated on
Saturday last in the statement that ar
ranseneu,s had been made by which Mrs,
hilton was to take up Ler residence in
Warwick, Orange G. unity, where she was
to be Joined by Theodore as soon as his
lecture engagements permitted The pro
gramme also arranged for trip to Europe
during the summer. These assertions,
however, are denied apparently with su
thority in this mooning's Tribune. What
ever truth they may contain, one thing
appears not unreasonable, that the pliable
little woman may some day be drawn inte
Theodore's net and that once more, after q
season, there may be those strange night.
gown ramblinga from room to room, ol
which Bessie Turner spoke so graphically
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
THE CECIL COUNTY MURDER.

On Saturday last Edward Larue, . bar
Der, shot and killed Henry Holland, brick
maker, in the vii age of Northeast, Cecil
county, forty-six miles from Bait imore, on
the line of the P. W. u B. railroad, bstween
Perryville and Elkton. Both parties were
,colored men. Larue, It % stated, had for
some time charged that an improper intj-
macy existed between his wife and Holland
Saturday morning Lsrue sent for Holland,
stating that he desired to effect better un-
derstanding, If possible. Holland found
Larue standing in front Of his house, hav-
ing drawn = line across tho pavement.
Larue threatened to shoot Holland If he
crossed the line, and after some discussion
Holland turned away. Larue got shot
gun and followed Holland into the yard OF
neighbor, when he exclaimed, "Now Pll
get square wivh you," and fred. The shot
took effect In Hollands neck, causing
almost instant death. Holland was un-
married, Larue leaves wife and four
childeen.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

A man by the name Of Moore, first name
could rot DO ascertained, met with pain
full accident about noon yesterday, by fall
ing upon stone wall and fracturing his
left shoulder blade. Tho injured man, who
was evidently In destitute circumstances,
was found some time after at the corner Of
Third and Market streets, suffering much
pain. He was taken to the alms- house,
where his ipjnries wore attended to by DR..
Springer.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
TEA DRINKING soCIABLE.

An enjoyable time was spent In the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms last
evening, on the occasion Of one Of their
pleasant and entertaining sociable tea drink
ings.
The exercises of the evening commenced
with singing the coronation hymn, followed
by pleasing selection by Il. G. Conrad.
Mr.. Price then sang solo in complimentary
style, and Charley Reynolds read q selection
very we'll. This was followed by quartette,
after which the audience was treated to
select reading in the inimitable style of
r. H. Hoffecker. A solo by Mr.. Price
closed the intellectual programme, after
which the company adjourned to another
room and partook Of the bounteous supply
of good things provided for the occasion.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
THE THOMAS MURDER.

VIM. Fl. Thomas, who killed his wife on
Friday night last, is still In condition
which may at any moment become critical
DR.. Ogle was over to New Castle to see
him yesterday, and found him in about the
same condition as on Sunday. He does not
suffer much pain, but this fact does moi
show that he is recovering.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas will take
place to-day at o'clock from the Office Of
Daniel Fox, corner Of Sixth and Market
streets. The obsequies will be conducted
under the burial services Of the Episcopal
Church. The funeral will be private
except to the friends of the dead woman.
The property of Thomas and the manage.
ment of his business affairs are In the hands
of Thomas johnson. The children are also
In his care, and Thomas expressed satisfac.
tion on hearing that they were In thai
gentlemen's charge.