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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Jerome b. Chahee, OF Colorado; Elisha
Atkins, vice president OF the Union Paci1c Railroad
Company, and Smith NJ. Weed, OF Plattsburg, N Y,
arc nj tho Fifth Avenue. Congressman +. J. Quinn.
OF Albany, s ut tho Metropolitan. J. H. Devcreux,
president Of the Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railroad Company, Is a. the Windsor.
Rev. Dr. J. Ireland Tucker. Of Troy, 10 at the
Hoffman FRANKLIN D. Gowen, president Of tho phila-
delpha Reading Railroad Company, Ii at the Bres
WORT Lieutenant Governor Horatio g. knight, Of
Massachusetts. is ut the Grand. Benjamin Stark Of
Connecticut, is 1t the Now YORK. Bishop William
Bacon Stevens Of Philadelphia, and Samuel N. Shoe
MAKER OF Baltimore, at the Giisey. X. r. Brid@
ers, president OF the Atlantic Coast Railway Linei
Rev. DIR. +. X. wsninger. OF Cincinnati, and J. h.
Grangor receiver of the North Carolina Central Rail-
road Company, are at the ST. Nicholas, CaspaS
Crowninsheld, Of Boston, Is at the Brunswick Jona
Newell, general manager OF tho Lake Shore ant
Michigan Southern Railway, Is at the Clarendon.
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THE WEST INDIES.

CONTINUATION OF THE MARRIAGE FESTIVITIES
IN HAvANA-THE oPERA-UNITHD STATES
NAVAL NEWS.
HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1878.
The festivities over the marriage OF King Alfonso
were continued yesterday. In the morning distri-
button the poor of $40 600 made and at night
gala representation Of Italian opera given by the
municipality Of taavana Captain General Jovellar,
before tho oil the opera, uncovered the
portraits OF tho King and Queen, arranged front OF
the stage. He assisted in the ceremony by Don
Alvarez Torruos, Mayor of Havana As the veil
Withdrawn tho royal hymn played by the
orchestra The opera OF Aidah was selected for the
evening and performed with unusual spirit. To-day
there was q grand review OF all the volume and
regulars In by the Captain General accom-
by his entire staff Tonight there arc illuDnatons,
and the streets are filed with animated crowds.
ST THOMAS
The French steamer from st. Thomas February 8,
brings the following advces:-
The United states man-o.war Powhatan, Admiral
Trepcburd from Norfolk, arrived NJ ST. Thomas Feb
ruary 3 und sailed for ST. Croix February T.
The United States war Omaha left Valparaiso
January g. and is expected TO arrive at ST. Thomas
February Is.
No later news had been received from st. Domingo
and nyti as the mail steamer had not arrived when
the French steamer lett
COFFEE CROP.
The coffee crop IN Porto Rico Is reported 10 be fifty
per cent below last crop and cooo Is quoted ut $40
ne n
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

sIAMEsE STUDENTS COMING TO AMERICA-THE
DRADLAueH-BRsENT cAsE-LAReE FAILURES
IN BELFAsT-ENGLlsH LABOR TROUBLES.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON. Feb. Is. 1878.
AdvIces from Siam say:--"The King Of Siam will
send diplomatic representative to the United States
next year. 1t is highly probable that through the in
nuencc OF the American Consul ut Bangkok the
Sianese government will send number Of youths TO
America to be educated. The youths who were going
with Mr. Chandler two years ago, but wore prevented
by Mr. Partridge, have been recently sent TO Germany
for their education Mr. Chandler, whom Mr.. Par
fridge insulted and imprisoned, has just returned to
Bangkok, and was welcomed by tho King ana officers
Of State and well received by tho people generally"
CHANDLER AND PARTRIDGE.
Il seems that Mr. J. H. Chandler, who was ap.
pointed by Siam TO represent that country at the
Philadelphia International Exhibition was arrested
by Mr. Partridge who then United States Consul,
and Imprisoned, as he was leaving Bangkok with the
S,umese exhibits, upon alleged Indebtedness. It
was claimed that Mr.. Partridge exceeded his iunc-
lions, ana the siamese government complained OF his
action.
THE BRADLAUGH- BEsANr CASE.
The Court OF Appeal has decided that the judgment
OF tho Court below IN the Of Charles Bradlaugh
and Annie Besant. who were convicted of publishing
q pamphlet alleged to be immoral must be set aside
and given for the defendants account Of aspaw In
the indictment. 1t Is expected that the will be
taxcn TO the House Of Lords.
FAILURES IN THE IRISH GRAN TRADE
The Ulster Evening Echo OF Belfast. Ireland, says
"The os,ion OF number OF firms In the grain trade
has been the subject Of remark since last week.
1t IL NO secret that bills are lying At bank
overdue, and the result will be very serious
to several firms. Tho older and cautious mer-
chants aud mlers will be untouched or only
slightly, while several who are touched will be able
to pull through The result OF this Will DO
to bring trade within the moderate and legitimate
limits which have been far ovcrstspped in several
recent transactions" Later advices say that about
ton grain firms have failed. Their tets liabilities
estimated at IOO0, 900.
NORTHUMBERLAND MINERS.
The strike of the Northumberland miners has
ended, the having accepted reduction Of twelve
and half per cent in their wages.
RESISTING REDUCTION.
The wigan weavers, who number about twelve
thousand persons, will resist threatened reduction
Of their wages.
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THE CITY OF BERLIN.
AN EXPLANATION OF THE CAUSE OF HER RE-
CENT BREAKDOWN AT sEA-PREcAUrIoNs
AGAINST THE RECURRENCE OF SUCH ACCT
DENTs.


CBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Feb Is, 1878.
The agent OF the Imam Steamship Company
writes, referring to the steamship City OF Berlin
OF that line and the breaking OF her propeller
shaft last November, Tor the purpose OF correcting
the impression that her shaitlng was not strong
enough. He states that the propeller shaft OF the
City of Berlin was really larger In size and diam
eter than that OF any other Atlantic steamer.
CAUSE OF THE BREAKDOWN.
The shaft. he says, gave way owing to an un
detachable defect in the welding OF the centre
section OF the shaft. The fault lay entirely with
the manufacturers who supplied the shaiting.
PRECAUTIONS by THE COMPANY.
The lnman Steamship Company, however, has
now determined to efectually ahay any doubt as
to the strength and durability of their machinery
and has ordered new shafting throughout, TO be
made OF the best mild steel, this being the very
best and strongest material obtainable for such
purposes.
SAMPLE BARS TESTED.
Sample bars have been tested when cold from
each shaft These bars, which were fourteen
inches long and three inches square, were severely
tested and were doubled almost to their ends
touching before any signs Of weakness were ap
parent in the bars.
BIG SHAFTS
The new shafting will be OF the largest diameter
OF any Atlantic steamer and neary twenty inches
in diameter
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

/
OsFIcY OF Tnk CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToS, Feb. Isl Al.
Indicdttcna
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States,
warmer partly cloudy weather, possibly arsas OF light
snow, followed by clearing weather, southwesterly
winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer, clear
partly cloudy weather. light southerly Winds station
AIRY or falling barometer.
For tho East Gulf states, warmer, CLOUDY or rainy
weather. southcrly winds, falling barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer, partly
cloudy weather. followed at west stations by increas-
M cloud ness and rain, southery Winds rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer
For the lower lake region, partly cloudy weather,
areas OF light snow, warm southwestsry, shifting
colder northwest winds, rising barometer.
FOR tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, colder partly cloudy weather.
northeriy winds, stationary or rising barometer.
The Mississippi River will slowly rise
Cautionary signals continue At ind,anola and GAL
weston.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Psrthn, for Queenstown and Liven
erpool, VIII sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close tho Post once a.
eleven o'clock.
Tho NEW York Naturalization for Europe-win
be ready at hall-past eight O'Clock in the morning
Single COPIES In wrappers for mailing, six conts.
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i DRAMATIC AGENT ARRESTED.

CHICAGO, Feb. IL, 1878.
John F. Ryan. dramatic agent, was arrested this
aftsrno DON, at the instance OF Mckee Rankin, on a
criminal charge Of conspiring with Samuel Harrison,
n stenographer ipjure his business and property
s.rhe Danites BY selling copy Of the play to parties
for production.
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THE CANADIAN oRANGEMEN.

OTTAWA, Feb. IL, 1873
Delegates 10 the Grand Lodge OF Orange Younf
Brtons arrived here to-day and were met st the sta
ton by procession OF True Blues and Brtons lodgc
ana escorted TO Orange HAIL. whore address will DO
presented 10 the Grand Master.
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He GOVERNOR GENERALS BALL.

MONTREAL. Feb IL 1875
There have been great number OF arrivals iron
all parts of Canada we'll from the United StatsA
TO attend the ball TO the Governor General to night
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IRON AND COAL FAILURE.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Feb IL, 1873.
The straitsville Coal and Iron Company assigned 70.
day; assets about $50, 900; liabilities unknown.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twontyfour hours, In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the th ermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2iS Broadway, New York;
OF
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

STOCKHOLDERS TO RETURN DIVIDENDS AMOUNT
ING TO TwENTY-oNE PER CENT - INTEREST
ING STATISTICS
ALBANY, Feb IL, 1875.
Justice weslbrook to-day granted permission to and
directed John p. Omen, receiver OF the Continental
Life Insurance Company, to receive from each OF
tho s,ockhoi OF the company the per cent
dividends which they received from the company
curing the years 1874, 1873 and 1876 In iuii settle
mcnt Of nil claims against the said stockholders BY
SAID company, and to discontinue actions for the
recovery OF the same against said stockholders
A chart has been prepared and Will shortly be
issued by Superintendent Smytb. Of the New York
Insurance Department, showing the condition OF tho
fire and inland navigation insuranc" companies That
have filed statements for the year ending December
81 1877 Tho following the totals Of some Of the
columns of lsures:-i t4ti.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Admitted assets OF l0l companies,
January, ls7I..................... $5d,69 5S5 y
Admitted assets oi los companies.
January, 1885,. b9.64o,ssi ~
Total Liabilities except scrip and
caplail 1877. 10, ~
Total Liabilities except scrip aud
Total income. ls77................. 22.5ls 1888 ~
lotai income, 1876. 70, s2s,l02 "
Total disbursements, 1877 ...-.... 2l,9I3, z6l u
TOTAL dsbur ements, 1875 2257y,7o IL
Risks IN force amount 1871. =, S53 49,, 1915 %
Risks IN iorcc amount 1876. - $40. l63 $40 w
Premiums 1877. ................... 22, 500, 234 IL
rremiums. 1870. .................... 23,7744g6 ~
Businessin New YORK state risks, writ
Ten 1877. .75l 9l5, 523 90
Business IN New YORK State risks, writ
ten 1876. ......... L, s26 2l2 500 10
Increased losses IN 1877. ......,... ,3I9 225 10
Increased losses IN ls76........... 4,743 ga Ys
Pfoinlums received lS77....... 1891 $3.50 81
Fremiuihs reccyed 1876. 10, AL S6S ~
Insurance Companies Of Other States
Admitted assets oi seventy'ivur CON-
pani,s, 1877. .......-.... ..... sos, 9,613 8,
Admitted assets oi thirty-seven COM
panies, 1876. 800. .............. 7060s. 1855 81
Total liabilities except scrip and cap
itaD, 1877 2osI0, 44o "a
Total liabilities except scrip and cap
nall 1876. %, G2l. 553 II
Total income, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S,0l6 l43 ~
Total income 1875. ~, 631,e75 ~
Total disbursements, 1877. 70 Syl. $50 ~
Total disbursements 1870. ~ l2l, 96l II
Risks III force, amount 1877. 257 453 231 "
Risks force. amount 1876 .sx. 4lOOI7, 327 W
Premium 1871 ...,I. 20 4S9 2l5 Il
Premiums 1876 .gpr 81 3yl 647 q
Business New York state risks
written 1877 5S4. 009 963 90
Business New York State, risks
written 1876. GOA 500 ITS OQ
Increased losses 1877 .............. 29Jj 1893 u
lncroas ed losses 1876 .............. 3462.993 50
Premiums received 1877 .............. 4l17, Y2l 80
Premiums received 1876 ......... 1883, 944 VI
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THE FAIR FASulONAbLES OF OCh BEST CHI
cles give the palm to GLKSs's SULPHUR SOAR
THE PHONOGRAPH.-THE WITTY MAN or
the New York Times has explained In his nsu. eicitoua
the phonograph instruments by which, IL is claimed ths
tones Of the human voice can be preserved and .spodssee
all our great men.t Least their voices and word.-s
the American guests a bottle Of Tai
ANN :. s DO p.,. sSsp
all the encomiums that have been bestowed upon hh
FSlfIs Is%sas. 'o5 iad!ss.sles soa,p..isa ssDa
would be the bottle ss
SANTA Rosa, sonom. County, osL, July 9. 1877.
br@a slnrYou Godsa Medical Discovery hs. cured me
% e" s s % face o. n ' BODY we .s
covered With pimpi.s and bIotehes Enclosed ind 81 50
, for of ssnss his. a. san 9g
ENEREL STATION. Ohio. June IL. 1877
DnAa is-Yoar Pleasant Pursa,ive Pellets have cured
her rom the first dose. IRA A. MILLER
A.-vALENTINES, VALENTINES
CAMEO VALENTINES my great speciality
A. j. FISHER, IS Nassau st, New York.
noxr or su Az K SHa .su
AZ THE METROPOLITAN
JOB r = nsS So OFFICE
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERrEcrISo PREssR4
capable OF printing 1900 copies per hour
OF an eighpags paper either six seven or eight eoumnA
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
LoSSa n,Ss T s,dnG
AddSs" !, O. BENNETT.
New fsrk Herald
TRUssEs, BANDAGEs, &C LARGEST AssoRr.
mont sEELEYs Hard Rubber Truss establishment 6Sl
broadway Patronage leading surgeons Correct ADJUST
nent n specially
wINChEsrER'5 CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
WScHssrsR's HyrrRPnosPHirx or LINN AND SODA,
for the Of Consumption and chronic Diseases OF tn:
Poverty OF the Blood. Established ~ yesrA
fe' u and " per % SGc fp.ssS V S Chemists
Sold by Druggista No. 30 ohm st., New YORK.
EUROPE.
TKUXElLES-iiOTEL DE SUEDE IN tbs CENTKH
Dot the to~ H. overlooking the bouevarda Excellent
cuisine nd wine Of best quality
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JKfGHr'S DIABETES, DROPsY, fAKALYsfA
DgraveI stone rheumatism. eout. kidney and baddes
raj spring tried hndne the Asahe
only cured them. Per barrel IS cents gallon
Treatise gratis. ohccs 2OD Broadway, New YORK.
INRANK LEsLfEs ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
portrait the late Pope picture OF tho Vatican Palace
and tho amber la which he died. aud u.trs-
lions OF notable incidents In his iiie
The wreck OF tho steamship Metropolis illustrated b.
chapel and the dining hall
Published tnis day fo sale by all
per copy; ~ per year
MANS MISSION ON EARrH-A THOkouUiI MID
Mical treatise indicating how confirmed disabilities mas
be removed Tho experiences Of twenty years study OBJ
that will insure restored manhood strengthened vitality
and sound constitution OF health that have
BY overtsxed powers ssatsment OF obstacles 10 mar.
vary Museum Gns,omy and science Lilo Broadway. Z.
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THE FAIR FASHIONABLES OF OUR BEST CIR.
cles give the palm TO ULKNSs suLrnuR soar
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DRUxELLES-iioTEL DE SUEDE, IN THr CENrKA
Dot The town overlooking the boulevarda Excellent
cuisine nd wine Of best quality.
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NEW PUBLICATION

MANS MISSION ON EARrH.-A THOROUGH MID
Vlca trcatss, indicating how confirmed ssbtes ~
be removed The experiences 81 twenty years study OBJ
servsou and professional sctce. showing
that will Insure restored manhood strengthened vitality
and sound constitution OF health. that have
By overtaxed powers statement OF obstacles
risse and OF the means by which they can be removed
by mail 25c currency or postage stamps Address Seere
tsy Museum Anatomy and science, lag broadway ~ Y
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GENERAL HANDsHAKTNG.
When was about to step into the boat the brave,
faithful fellows rushed before and sho. the boat
into the sea, and then lifted me up on their heads
and carried me through the surf into the boat. We
shook hands twenty times twenty, think, and the
boat started. | saw them consult together, and
presently saw them running down the beach and
seize a great twenty-ton lighter, which they soon
manned and rowed after me- They followed me to
the steamer, and deputation OF them came on
board, headed by the famous Uledi, the coxswaln;
Kacbeche, the chief detectives Robert, my indispen.
sable factotum; Zaidi, the chief, and Jumah the
stanch boat bearer, to inform me they considered
me rs their master, and that they would not leave
Zanzibar until they received letter from me an.
nouncing my safe arrival IN my own country. had
taken them round all Africa to take them to their
homes, and they must know that had reached my
own land before they would go to seek new advcn.
lures on the continent, and that II wanted their
help to reach my country they would help me.
CLAUS DEOr
They were sweet and sad moments OF parting,
What long, long and true friendship was here
sunderedl Through what strange vicissitudes of
life had they followed me What wild and varied
scenes had we not seen together What noble
fidelity had these untutored souls exhibited The
chiefs we're those who had followed me to Ujiji In
1871 they witnesses Of the JOY OF Livingstone
at the sight Of me; they were the men to whom
intrusted the safeguard OF Livingstone on his last
and fatal journey; they were the braves who had
mourned by his corpse ut Muilala; these men were
the bearers of the illustrious dead to the Indian
ocean. and these are they who assisted me to re.
solve the last great problems OF African geography.
Laus Deoi HENRY NJ STANLEY.
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BURGLARS CLEyERLY CAPTURED.

Benjamin Schycr, proprietor Of cigar and variety
store at Nos and Battery place, reported at the
Church street station house. at seven o'clock yeser-
day morning that his place had been broken into
on the night previous and about $500 worth
of property, consisting Of cigars. knives.
pistols and meerschaum pipes had been carried away.
II was known to Special Officers Mulvey and Flynn
that four notorious burglars had been occupying
furnished rooms at No. - Morris street for the past
two weeks, and suspicion naturally fell upon
them. About haf-past eight o'clock last
evening officers Mulvey and Flynn went to
these rooms, which the third floor.
and knocked at the door. They received no answer
and then forced the door open. They made thor
ough search of the premises and found therein about
800 worth of cutlery, part of the proceeds Of the
burglary and d quantity of ocloth clothing, sup
posed to be the proceeds Of another burglary. The
officers hid themselves in small bedroom to await
the return of the men.
At half past ten their vigil rewarded by the en-
trance of three Of them. The officers at showed
themselves pistols in hand. and placed the three un
der arrest. One of them, named James Barry,
alias "Clifton," offered resistance, but
quickly cowcd when Officer Flynn presented
a pistol at his head. The names of the
other two are John Julian. alias Jones, and James
Flynn alias '~rhe Holster" Barry is the best known
of the three and returned from Trenton Prison about
four weoks ago. He formerly connected with the
SILVER gang in Brooklyn about eight years ago, and
in whose operations Mrs. Startling who then lived
at No 80 Greenwich street figured extensively. The
entrance to Mr. Schyers store effected by forcing
of the lock os the extension skylight, and among the
articles found In the burglars rooms was the iden
tical lock of the ekyliuht.