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ter resolution. they Will be, In c~onlunc-
ton with other Democratic delegates from
other States. the judges OF tho course 70
be pursued. He would deprecate any
hasty and inconsiderate action. but will
abide BY and sustain the mstured action
Of our representatives In Congress.
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III rc;noy.i ana the e@lection by ths House
Of . new President.
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Governor Porter, Democrat. to-day, and
attained the following declaration: "Thc
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state OF Maryland mas declared through
her Legislature = : luz eject was
given to her Vo~' because
tho choice OF the people was snnulled
by fraud: stimulated by corrnpiing inhIi-
ence. When this ALLEGATION Of fraud was
made by one Of tho States, no alternative
was left Congress, In my JUDGMENT but 70
investigate the charges. 1 hope for tho
honor OF tho Government. and that OF the
distinguished names impugned ny the
State OF Maryland. mat there 70 no ounaa
ZION TOT the nliesa,ons; put 'ho counsry
wants the run anu VIII no. % sA,isneu
Without INC inilcst invrstsAiion. eau,
NOT say snaI cncc, ,ne injury pro'iue'
ny tno fot'er resolution WIZ hAve upon
mo ute oi Hayes 10 tho fresiucncy. ~
matters not what the result may oe' no
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danger OF . condition OF anarchy, U
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Tho we~ter" MATES.
BLuE JEANS WILLIAMS.
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residence near this place, ON Affairs at
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SEVERAL New York hotels have intro
duesd the bsli-punch to register drinks.
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The Gold Hin Daily News ha

he Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In tho
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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MARRIED.

hORTHEY-In Gnss Valley. hay nth. to the
wiIs Of q. Ncrthey, o son.
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PROM NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON. Nay i9.-Governor Mcclellan.
Democrat, is reported to have gone to
Atlantic City. but . message from tho lat
ter place denies his presence there. ami he
IL not 10 DO found.
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The seuihern stases.

hcnaoSD. Va. May l9.-Your CORES.
pondent waited upon Governor +. W. NJ.
Halliday (Democrat). The Governor OBJ
jects to being interviewed upon this or
any other subject. saying that he thinks
whenever he speaks IL should be done over
his " name. As 10 the matter OF Hayes
title he thinks virginia's representatives
In Congress are presumed TO know tho
wants and views Of their constituents upon
this matter. IA to whether such q move
would be looked upon with favor by the
people. he cannot say. In short, he 10
opposed 10 the practice Of interviewing.
WEST VIRGINIA..
WHEELING. May i9.-Your corrcspon.
dent called on Governor Matthews. Demo.
cratic. and found him In Conversation with
Hon. Thomas Sseeny. formerly . senator
from this district In the old Virginia Leg.
~islAture. and for . generation the leading
manufacturer and public man In this city.
Sweeny introduced the subject By an alIu.
sion TO the mornings news and expressed
his endorsement Of tho opinion attributed
W Alexander II. Stephens. Of oeorgia, in
regard 10 the Potter movement, " The Of.
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Little Rhody WIN Rally to Hayes
support.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
CHINA AND JAPAN.

RAvAGEs OF THE FAMINE IN cHINA-pEsTRUc-
TIVE FIRE AT 1ILNTsiN- BOILER EXPLOSION
ON A JAPANESE sTEAMEE-JAPANEsE POL
IrIcs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. &c, 1878.
The steamship Oceanic, which arrived last night
from China and Japan, brings news OF terrible dis
aster at Tientsin China. The refuge house. in which
the famine stricken refugees from tho northern prov
inces had assembled, took fire. and OF nearly three
thousand persons IN the building only about hun
dred escaped Tho extremely cold weather prevailing
lately has had fatal effect upon the refugees many
OF whom have been frozen to death, while thousands
are suffering from insufficient accommodations and
lack OF Iood, which cannot be supplied Quantities
sufficient TO meet the demand Mr.. Charles Budd oftho
Chinese Inland Mission ut Wa-cbung who has recently
visited tho famine stricken province oi Shepsi, writes
heartrcndiug account oil the suffering he has VIII
nessed The efforts ot the government TO supply iood
dishonesty OF tho o1icia.s Children are sold by
hundreds by their starving parents. In the largo
cities Of Hanchuug and Pachung rsings have occurred
among the people rendered desperate by seeing their
wives and children starving before their faces and
many other outbreaks are eported. In Pachung the
people beheaded a mandarin for specializing on their
necessities The cold has been unusually severe
hroug thc country for several weeks rhc money
market has been very tight but arrivals from England
and San Francisco are expected TO relieve II soon.
NOTES FROM JAPAN.
The coasting steamer Yesso exploded her boiler re.
Gently, killing about eighty natives, and the engineer
Is In prison, charged with manslaughter Tho Jup.
aness merchants ut Toxic are about forming u cham
Der Of commerce. detach ment OF Infantry Is about
10 proceed 10 the LQo Choo Islands. Two Japanese
saed--one for Australia and the other Tor Europe.
kumors arc AGAIN prevaeu; oi dlsanection IN the
province oil Satsumn. Several arrests have been
made. A garrison is to be established there. The
government considering the means TOR giving tao
people voice In the affairs OF country. Sur
yeys are being made Tor line OF railway between
Kirtu and Otsu.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPrIcB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-l A. II.
Indications
For New Engiand and the Middle States rising ba-
rometcr diminishing west to north Winds stationary
or rising temperature and clear weather, followed
the latter by failing barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
stationary or rising emperature northeastery winds,
threatening foliowc0by rainy weather.
For Tho Gull States, falling followed by rising
barometer, stationary rising temperature, winds
mostly north TO east generally cloudy weather
and frequent rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barom-
cter, winds mostly from north to east, generally
warmer, ccar or partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, rising followed by falling
barometer, westerly winds, shifting warmer south
erly or casterly, and clear weather
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer, southwest
TO southeast winds and warmer, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather.
Cau,onary signals continue at 1ndianoia Galveston
Now Orleans, Mobile, ST. Marks, Key wost and Jack.
sonvilc, and ordered for TyDee Island Savannah
Charleston, smithvfllc, Wilmington, Cape Lookout,
Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk and Cape Henry.
The Lower OHIO Rivor continues rising
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

CARDINAL M'CLosKEY SATISFIED WITH THE
PAPAL KLECrIoN-THE CORONATION NEXT
suNDAY-sPArN REcUPERAT1Na FINANCIALLY
AND coNcrL1Ar1No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATES BONDS IN ENGLAND.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Feb. 27, 1878.
Advicos from Rome state that Cardinal McCloskey,
presenting his homage to the POpo on Monday, said
he had no reason 10 depore the iateness OF his
arrival In Rome as the Concavs had made 40 excel.
lent choice.
THE CORONATION NEXT SUNDAY.
1t is announced that tho coronation Of Pope Loo
KILL will take place Sunday next. in the sixtne
Chapel. All the new appointments to Pontincal
Court oficos will bo mads by Che end OF the week, 70
be 10 readiness. for the coronation
sixEoSI REApPosrED.
Cardinal Simeon has been reappointed and con-
nrmed In hrs post as Pontincal Secretary OIL State.
The irreconcilable and Jesuit partics have boen
strenuously working TO obtain this confirmation.
CANCELLATION IN SPAIN.
In ve Spanish Cortes yesterday tho Minister Of
Foreign Affairs announced that all Spanish refugees
on taking the oath oil allegiance before consul may
return to Spain Tho N mister Of Finance declared
that tho financial position of the govcrnme mt was
most favorable, and the next budget would show
balance Of receipts and expenditure
HUNGARIAN FINANCE.
The Hungarian Diet, says despatch from Pesth,
has adopted. by large minority. tho government's
bill Imposing eight forms duty on petroleum.
LARGE FAILURE IN GLASGOW
Stevenson Coats. grain miilcfs, Of Glasgow, have
failed Their liabilities are 100000.
UNITED STATES BONDS IN ENGLAND.
The financial article Of the Times states that United
States bonds are dependent on Now York ordsrs for
their Market
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
GENERAL LEFAvOUR's FUNERAL
PRoviDESoE. X. l., Fob. 2

PRovIDENcR, X. l., Fob. 20, 1873
The General Assembly to-day passed a resolution OF
respect for Adjutant General Leiavour, who was
killed by accident last night, and appointed CON-
mttee to attend the funeral which will tako place at
Pawtucket on Friday. Governor Van Zandt has or.
dered military escort TO accompany the remains.
General .eiavour enlisted as private In the FIRST
Michigan regiment April II. 1851. He was promoted
colonel and brevetted brgadier general for mer
torious service with tho Army OF the Cumberland In
which he Tor q time commanded o division.
Tho Commander-in Chef mas appoint oil Charles X.
Del mis- Acting Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor Alexander II. Rce OF Massachusetts. is al
the Windsor Judge Lafayette s. Foster, Of Conncc.
ticut is at the Grand. Professor Spencer F. Baird,
United States Commissioner OF Fisheries Governor
q g. washburn, Of Wisconsin; Seth Greon, Of
Rochester; ex-senator george G. Fogg, OF New Hamp-
shire, and A. A. Taimagc, General Superintendent OF
the Missouri Pacific Railway at tho Fifth Avenue.
Deputy Secretary OF State George Moss, Of Albany, 10
at tho Union Square. Captain Kennedy, OF tho
steamship Germanic, is at the Now York. Emery A.
Storrs, Of Chicago, and Howard j. Reedcr, OF Penn
sylvania are at the ST. James. Sidney T. FairchiId
oil Cazenoyia N. Y, Is AZ the Buckingham.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
FIENDISH OUTRAGE.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. !

NEWPORT, X l., Feb 26 1878.
News has been received hero Tonight that hor-
rib.o crime was committed in Little Compton on
Sunday night. II is charged that Jesse A. Palmer,
aged foryhvc entered tho residence OF the widow Of
Ezekiel Dyer, aged eighty, and committed brutal
assault upon her. She was found yesterday morning
BY workman who called to saw some wood Tor her.
She was badly bruised, and now lies In very critical
condition Her house Is situated quarter Ci milo
from any other dwelling There being no trial justice
In the town warrant Tor the arrest Of her assalaut
has been issued. II Is presumed that he has ncd lie
has rather q hard reputation, Notwithstanding the
tact that he was prominent cxhorter In the revival
meetings which have ocen in progress In that place.
He bad sold bis estate, and he informed the towns
people that he intended 10 proceed ~ Texas Ia the
spring. Great excitement exists In tho village and II
probable that the Sheriff this county wnl invesi
gate tho matter at once.
LArER-MiDNIGHT.
The villain who outraged the lady, as reported In
my previous DESPATCH has just been brought to this
city by town sergeants OF Little Compton and lodged IN
the county jail. He will be arIaigned the
lady 10 able 70 be taken to court.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
PANIC IN A THEATRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, 1S7S
About ten O'Clock last evening, during tho perform
ance ut the New National Theatre in this city, quite
an excitement created by tho WOODWORK round
the heater taking fire. The heater Is In centre
the building directly under the parquet and when
the flames burst forth a panic Immediately
ensued. Tho audience rushed Tor the doors,
which were almost instantly blocked, and In
the struggle quito number OF persons were injured.
Fortunately the officers Of tho house. retaining their
presence of mind, brought tho panicstricxen crowd
to reason by assurances OF safety. The employees
the theatre with few buckets Of water exiting shed
the ames and the majority OF the audience returned
their seats witnessed The conclusion Of the per-
.formancs. The means OF exit In this house arc en-
tirely insufficient, and had the FIRE proved serious
there would nave been groat danger Of loss of lie
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.

RECEIVER APPOINTED TO CONDUCT THE BrsI-
NESS OF THE PARTNERSHIP.
PirrsBcRo, Pa, Feb. 20, ISIS
In the equity case oil II. $ Taylor and others against
the STANDARD OIL Company, before the Butler County
Court Judge McJ unkin to-day fled the order for re-
ceiver, placing his bond $500 900. Thomas McFar.
land Was appointed receiver and his name re-
ceived with great satisfaction. he beng well known
througLout the oil country. having been empsoyc
for several years Of the partnership TO be
dissolved. Mr. Mcfarland will at onco take posses.
sion oil the production, and begin the adjudication of
The accounts
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.

JoHSsrowS, N. Y, Feb. 20. ls7s
The second day OF tho trial Of Oscar o. Hodge, ut
Fonda, charged with infanticide. was marked by ex
ctemsnt and anxiety, the Court House being crowded
all DAY. Ten witnesses sworn ON the part OF the
defence. and tho testimony gwen was principally to
impcach Josephine Holiey, the mother Of the child.
N. T. Hnman. OF Albany, summed up for the defence,
occupying TWO hours. N. Z. Mack, Of Albany. spoke
one hour and halt for the prosecution. The
was given to the jury at nvso'cock, and at hapast
seven they rendered verdict Of mansaughter In the
third degree. The prisoner will bs sentenced TO- NOR
roW
The New York herald., 1878-02-27

TIE STEAMER WYOMING PREPARING TO SAIL
FOR HAvRE WITH Exhibitors GOODS FOR
THE FRENCH EXHIBITION.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NoKvoLx, Va, Feb 20. 1875
The steamer Wyoming, Commissioner McCormick's
flagship Of ths Paris xposition Ass eame The
dry dock to-day, having had her bottom cleanod cop
per patched, Kingston valves repaired and q four
bladed screw put to inorsase her speed Her bat.
terry was taken or and shc LETT ut three O'CLOCK in.
tending TO touch az Washington to receive Mr..
McCormick's twenty assistant commissioners aud
then proceed 10 New York, TO sail the 18th Of
March Tor Havrc with Exhibition goods.
LIST OFFICERS.
Tho following is list Of her new officers Com
mander John q. Watson, commanding; Lieutenant
Benjamin Long Edcs executive officer; Lieutenant
Edwin Langnecker, navigator; Lieutenants, +. w.
Greenieaf and Richard Clover Minister'S, w. r. Conway
and c. g. Caikins; Ensigns, q. p. Emmons. Howard s.
Waring and o. w. Lowry; surgeon. Franz L. Dubois;
Assistant Surgeon, William q. Wilson; Paymastor,
Henry I. Shedding; Chief Engineer, U. IL. l.ackey;
Assistant Engineers, Richard Inch and A. v. Zane
Carpenter, William D. Toy; Sailmaker, Henry W.
Frankland
PORTSMOUTH DOCK.
The steamer Fortune left for Washington to-day to
tow down the slo0p OF Portsmouth, 70 20 In tie
dry dock and be fitted out for short cruise. She is
also detailed for the Paris Exposition.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A PRISONER RELEASED.

WILKEsBARRg, Pa, Feb. 20, 1878.
W. W. Calender. charged with tho murder OF his
father released from custody to-day as the EVIL
dence elected at the examination was deemed ios""
cient 10 warrant his detention.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
ON TRIAL FOB MURDER.

JonysTowS, n. T., Feb 20, 1873
Az Fonda to-day, the trial Of Samuel Stcinburgh,
TOR the murder of Jacob Parker, farmer residing at
Minaviilc, In November last, near Amsterdam. was
commenced. District Attorney Dunkei, assisted
by N. q. Moak, oi Albany, appeared Tor tho peo-
pe and Frothngham Fish Tor the prisoner, Al half-
past i've O'CLOCK tho prisoner, dressed In suit Of
black, and heavily ironod was brought into court
Jury was obtained At seven o'clock, aud the Court
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
RAILROAD POOL

ST. LOUIS NO., Feb. 26, 1878.
The Southwestern Rate Association, composed OF
representatives. OF routes from Kansas City Chicago
and TO ST. Louis. met here To-day. The ST. Louis rep
resentaves put In Claim TO be allowed greater per-
ccntage OF the pooled earnings, but the Chicago rep
resentaivcs refused The proposition. II was agreed
to maintain old rates until tue 10Th Of March, when
tho forty days notice given by the ST Louis roads
VIII expire, and they Will withdraw from tho organi-
zation unless there good prospect OF an accession
N llpm
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE

Tho steamship Scythia for Queenstown and Liver.
pool, Will sail from this port on Wednesday,.
Tho mails Tor Europe will close at the Post Office
eleven O'Clock A. N.
The NEW York iixRALD-Edition for Europe-win
be ready At ha-past eight o'clock / u the morning
Single copios, in wrappers for mniling, six cents.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
EX-SENATOR WADE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JgrFERsoN, Ohio, Feb 26, 1878.
II IL now twenty.eight days since the Hon. d. +.
Wade has confined 10 his bed, with fover all the
time He Is extremely emaciated and weak. Owing
10 the condition OF his stomach he take no stimu-
lants and but little food. His mind Is still clear and
his ronds have not yet given up all hopes OF his
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.

Al meeting OF the American Art Association, held
last evening, good deal OF routine business In
nection WIN the approaching lrst exhibition OF the
society AT tho Kuriz Gallery was transacted. A very
sensible resolution passed, changing tho OF
tho body from "rhe American Art Associai on" to
"rhe Society OF American Artists" " 1t 10 expected
that the exhibition will open during tho cnsung
week. II VIII be- open from mine A. NJ. to hali-pas
six 7. NJ. ndfrom hal-past seven +. u. TO ten n.
Nothing has MS yet been ncard from the pictures from
Paris, but they will no doubt turn up in tine
The New York herald., 1878-02-27

Fire was discovered yesterday morning on the sec.
ond aoor OF No 100 Orchard street. The flames were
extingushed before any serious damage had been
zone. quantity OF rags saturated with kerosene oil
was found burning on the floor OF the " hich
occupied by Mrs. KrlcKeldorr and her son. The
fufniture and contents oil the room insured IN
the Pacific Insurance Company Tor $500, and the Fire
Marshal VIII mako thorough Investigation Of the
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
AND BOSTON RAILROAD.

SPRiyGFfELp, Mass, Feb. 90, 1878.
II Is understood that Mr.. Chester W. Chupin will
resign tho presidency OF tho Boston Albany Rail!
road whish he has held since 1854 He will probably
be succeeded Dy Vice President Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
LEHlGH NAVIGATION COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20. 1875.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF tho Le-
high Navigation Company was held this morning. Tho
report OF tho Board Managers makes tho total rev.
enue for 1871 S904,665 9S, and total disbursements
81 lS9,32l 39--ltavlng deficit oil Slo4,655 II. The
unsatisfactory result of tho years business Is ntirU
utod TO- the low price Of coal and TO the strikes
among the miners.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
TO BE HANGED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. 25, 1873.
William Grunly, colorod, who killed Ida Kersey,
coorcd last Christmas Eve to-day found guilty,
the jury afixiug the death penalty
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
FAILURE OF COTTON FACTORS.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. %, 1873
Messra Acus, Scherck Autey, prominent cotton
factors have issued private circular TO thor cred
itors announcing suspension OF pay mont A state.
mcnt OF their affairs Is being prepared.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE UTICA EXHIBITION.

Urea, N. Y, Feb rs, 1873.
During the Utica Art Gallery exhibition. which
closed this evening, between nfty and sixty OF the
works OF leading New York artists have been sold at
prices ranging from Sl00 to $4,000
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. rs, 1873
Tho Globe Cotton Mills. Rcmos r. Clark & Co. pro-
prssors burned this afternoon Ioss $50 Ooo in
surancc $1,000 Two boys lcll into the canal during
the fire. one Of whom was rescued, and tho other,
named Doyle, was drownea
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A SAVINGS BANKS DEFICIT.

ALBANY. N. Y, Feb. 20, 1878.
The report Of tho receiver Of the New Rochelle
Savings Bank was made to tho Supreme Court to-day.
II shows that there were 1888 depostors 10 whom
due the sum OF $50 1853 95 Other liabilities increase
the amount TO 500, 060 90. The amount Of the de-
hciency is $l3. i33 03. Tho stocks and mortgages
sold realized k47. I37 o.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A SOLVENT SAVINGS BANK.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 26, 1873
In consequence OF a continued run the Amos
keag Savings Bank the directors have enforced the
th,riy-day rule. The bank has made n statement
showing absolute solvency, nnd prominent men who
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SUPPOSED VICTIMS OF sHIPwRECR.

DuxBCRY, Mass, Feb. 20, 1873
Three moro bodies were found on the beach here
yesterday. They arc supposed to DO victims OF the
wreck Of tho nshng schooner Little Kate lost III this
vicinity several weeks since. Eight bodies have SO
I ar boen found.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SUCCESSFUL SAFE ROBBERY.

CAIRO, Ill, Fob. 26 1878.
darlington, KY, last night tho sales of Boswell
Holt and Of Rinso Mcdonald woro blown open and
robbed the former of about $4,000 and latter OF
500. Tho work was evidently dono by professionals,
but there 10 cew to the perpetrators.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
A GROCER'S FAILURE.

OTTAWA, Feb 70, 1873.
E. McGillivrsy, wholesale grocer, has called q
meeting of his creditors McGiliivrays direct abii-
ties are small but Indirectly they said to
10 more than bali million.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In The
temperature for the past twenty-our hours, In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF year. rs
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building. NO. 2is Broadway, Now YorK:-