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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
LORD DUFFERIN CLOSES THE SESSION AND
MARES FAREWELL ADDRESS TO SENATOR'S
AND coMMoNEns.

LORD DUFFERIN CLOSES THE SESSION AND
MARES A FAREWELL ADDRESS TO SENATORS
AND coMMoNEIs.
OTTAWA, May 10, 1878
The Governor General prorogucd Parliament at
three O'Clock this afternoon guard OF honor from
the loot guards out and salute fred from
Ncpan Point battery. Tho number OF strangers to
witness the ceremony not so large usual owing
10 tho threatening weather. rho following is the
speech from the thronc:-
HONORABLE GKSrLgMES or TUE SENATE AsD GgS-
TLEMES Tng HoUsE or CoSMoSs-I am Glad To DO
ablo relieve from further atendance Pfrlin
ment after a somewhat long ana aoorious session.
snail take the necessary steps at an early day after
the close of tho hnnnciai year 10 awe effect to tbs
measure you nave passed for the better auditing OF
tue public accounts. shall call tho attention OF Her
Macsys government TO your address praying that all
British America, except Newfoundland, SHAH be by
Canada.
rejoice that during the term OF my administrator
this final step TO consolidate the British interests OF
tho Continent oil America has been taken with much
unanmity, aud That honceiorth tho Dominion gov
ernmont will. under Her Majesty, exercise undis-
puIed sway tho northern hat OIL this continent.
am happy TO be able to state that pending final set
Element vi tho question OF boundary, conventional
line has been adopted by INV government ana tho
government OF tho United states between Alaska and
British Columbia on tho stickino RIVER
The large sums you have appropriated for thu great
works OF internal Improvement will be expended with
the most rigid regard TO economy, and IN tho axpec-
talion that tho principal canals under coDstrucion
may DO nearly completed within tho next nnancial
year.
Tho settlement of Manitoba and the Northwest
Territories has been proceeding this year with
cxampcd rapiaity. and n the efforts oil my govern
ment To obtain railroad connection with Winnipeg
a very early day should be successful anticipate
next year n larger increase to the population.
1t IL specially gratifying TO md so many Canadians
who had IN former years omigratod 10 tho United
States returning 10 newly organized terri tories
IN thor native land.
Gentlemen OF tho House Of Commons, 4 thank you
for tho supplies which you have granted for various
public services.
HONORABLE GENTLEMEN Tnk SEyATE-GESTLE.
MEN or fnE Housk CoNaoSs--Nosh,nr could have
gwen me moro qualification than the joint address
with which you have honorcd me the eve OF my
departure My interest IN CANADA shall not cease
when my mission as Her Majcsty's viceroy shall
you have takon so favorable Wow OF my efforts TO
nttingly represent Most Gracious Queen IN this
most Important oil Her Msjesty's colonial possessions
now bid you farewell, and earnestly trust you may
lind In future manifold blessings. which snail over
pray may be continually showcrcd upon you.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman James l.. Evans, OF Indiana, and G en-
eral Elias w. Leavenworth, OF Syracuse, at tho
ST. Nicholas. Captain Lewis A. Kimberly, United
States Navy Is at tho Sturtcvani Attorney General
A Schoonmaker, Jr, State Treasurer James Macain
and Insurance superintendent John +. smyth, OF
Albany. and Senators Dennis Mccarthy, Of Syracuse,
and ID. s. Lynde, Of Hermon, N. T., arc a. the Fifth
Avenue. Judge James II. Howe, Of Wisconsin
A. L. Hopkins. receiver OF tho To edo, Peoria and
Warsaw Railway Company, and Lieutenant Com
mander Frederick Pearson, United States Navy, arc
the Windsor Professor 0. Z. Marsh, OF Yale Col
lesc, Is At the Buckingham Judge JOSIAH q. Abbott
Of Boston, and John Newell, general manager OF tho
Lake saoro and Michigan Southern Railway, are ut
the Clarendon Senator X " Pierce, OF Buffalo, 10 at
tho Gilscy. Ex-Governor Charles Il. Ingcrsoll, OF
Connecticut, is at the Albenlario. General I. l..
Ciingman, OF North Carolina, Is at the New York.
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FATAL AFFRAY.
AN oNoSDAGA INDIAN KILLED FOR RoBeINo A
FAEMER's WIFE

AN oNoSDAGA INDIAN KILLED FOR RoBeINo
FAEMER's WIFE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SYRACUSE. n. T., May 10, 1873.
A murderous ARRAY occurred twelve miles south OF
this city IN tho town OF Lafayette About nino
o'clock yesterday morning two vagabond Indians bo-
longing TO tho Onondago tribe TO the
farm house OF William Curtin aud asked for
something to eat Mrs. Curtin was aIene in
the house aud onco acceded to thoir demands and
gave them breakfast After thoy had finished eating
one OF the Indians, namod Henry Jones, handed Mrs
Curtin "A few cents the meal. As she vas putting
the money IL her purse Jones seized hor and throw
her tho floor. robbed her OF what money sho had
aud then made his escape out OF the house.
A DEATH CHASE.
Mrs. Curtin called 10 the hired man. Cornelius
Quincy, who soon arrived. Quincy took on his
shoes ana stock ings and, seiziDg an axe, gave
chase no approached Jones about forty rods from
tho house, and, stealing up behind him. dealt HIM
blow the right side OF the head with tho
head Of the axe. The thief was picked up dead.
Quincy at arrested brought this city aud
lodged In the Penitcntiary.
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FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
BONE WORKS BuasED-Loss $3.50, 600.

BONE WORKS BUaNED-Loss $3.50, 900.
PHILADELPHIA May 10, 1878.
Al haif-past six O'Clock this morning Are broke
out at the bone saving and grinding room of NJ L..
Shoemaker Co.'s chemical works, al ysranso street
and North Delaware avenue, 10 the extreme upper
section OF the city.
The Fro Department was early on tho ground, but
lack OF water aud tho inHammablo materials OF tho
buildings, which were all OF wood made It impossi
bic 10 save tho establishment Having been first
discovered near circular saw the nre Is supposed
10 have arisen from spontaneous combustion
There were some substances lying around saturated
with sreaSc, and from these the nrc probably arose
bucket iull OF grease standing near The frame
immediately caught, and a sheet OF fame carried
across the room by tho oraiI OF AIR from open
hundred yards, and tho nearest plug three
blocks away. With such Inadequate means
y was impossiolo 70 prevent The spread Of
there were $50, 900 pounds OF grease and some 400
tons Of bone dust and large quantity OF ammouite
The works we're very extensive covering large sur
face IF ground, the buildings beng mostly one story
IN height. The works employed IN good times eighty
men, but at present there were but forty on tho pay
roll.
LOSS AND INSURANCE
Tho las win SUN up about $3.50 900, on which
at once 10 clear away the debris and erect new
works. Tho assurances on the property de-
sscS British Amspes ssoc asasa9
ers', Newark 81, 5oo; Peoples, Trenton, $500;
R smsI's S x;v: s
min Franklin Allegheny 81. 500; Sun. Pnlladclphia
$3.50; German. Pniladcipnia, $780, Jclicr-
ny, $3.50; Humboldt, Allegheny, $3.50; Au-
FORA, Cincinnati. sl,25o; CITY, Pii,sbarg. $1,000
Farmers York, 81 ,000 Buffalo, Buffalo, 81, 500 /;
shawmu,. boston, 81 500; New York city, 81 900 !;
Standard, New Jersey, 81, 500; Gloucester GIouces
tor. Mass 81, 500; Farmvliic, Farmve. Va, g. 600
Pennsylvania, P,ttsburg, 1000; Rochester, n Y,
1850; Citizens, Missouri 1880; Mobile Underwriters
Mobile, Ala $50; American Central, ST. Louis, No,
1000; Citizens Pittsbnrg, L500; Pottsvne Mutual,
po,tsville, Pa, 900; New,own, Now,own Pa J. ooo
Ssusquehanna Mutual, Harrisburg, $3.50; Delaware
Wilmington, Del, II 900; Mississippi Valley, Mem
phis Tcnn 81 500 Petersburg Savings and Insurance
Company, Petersburg, Va, 1900; Lynchburg
Lynchburg, Va, $3.50; Pacific ST LOUIS No.. ST. 0JO
mania, New Orleans, 81. 500 Total, Sis, go
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

THIRD DAY OF THE NEWMARKET FIRST sPkING
MEETINa-HAcE FOR THE ONE THOUSAND
GUINEAs-pILGRIMAGE THE WINNER.
tux CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, May 10, ISIS.
The great event to-day was the ally the Ono
Thousand Guincas, which brought out q field OF tho
nnost three yoar-old lilies that tho world could pro-
ducc There pino starters. inciui ling Mr..
W. Gcrard's chestnut hlly Pilgrimage, who won the
Two Thousand Guineas Wednesday last Lo d
falmouth's bay nily Jannctte second and Count
H. dc L1granges chestnut niiy Cl6mcntine third. rho
race was over tho Rowiey Mile, a straight run from
start 10 naisn. Pilgrimage won very handiiy by
thrcc-Quartcrs OF length. She came tho course
10 most excellent form, her Wednesday over
tho same course seemingly having improved hcr sho
was great avorito at the start the boat obtanapio
betting being TO against her Tho botting again st
Jannoto 80 TO before tho start, aud sho landed
two lengths ahead OF Cl6mentinc, the latter having
been rated tho betting lists at to against her.
Tho other starters were Bol Angc, Blue Ridge, Tiger
Lily, Lady Lun,lcy, siralnlcet and BelliconL
Tho following Is
ONE THOUSAND GuiSKAs STAKES. n subscription OF
100 sovercigus halt forfeit Tor threey ear-oid ncs.
122 lbs the owner OF tho second my TO receive
200 sovercsns OF the stakcs aud the third 70
his stakes; the Rowley milo 81 suoscribersl
Mr. ". Gsrard's oh. T. Pilgrimage, by Tho Earl Or
The Palmer, dam Lady Audlcy, ny Macaroni.... I
Lord Faiinouah's b T. Janncttc, by Lord Clifton,
dam Chevisaunce.
Count ~ do Lagrange's cb. l. Cicmen,ipc, by Nor.
tcrner. dam Regaiia. .
Prince Batthyany's b. T. Bel Ange, by Juhus. Jam
ST. Angela. o
Lord Bradford's br. T. Bluu Ridge, by Young Mol.
bourne, dam Catawb D
Duke OF Wcstminstcr's D. I. Sirath1eet by Scot
fish Chiei, dam Highland Fling's dam ........... o
Lord Rosebcry's blk. or Or. l. Beliiccnt, by Gree
mornc, dam Lynette. Observation-Disclosures. o
Mr.. James Snarry's b. I. Tiger Lily, by MacaronI,
dam Polly Agnes...... Observation-Disclosures. o
Mr.. r. wadlom's b. Lady Lumlcy tiato May aud
later May Fy) By Sec Saw. dam Lady Ancc
hawthorne. ............................
Tho previous performances OF Pilgrimage were pub
iishcd In Thursdays HsRALp.
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AFTER THE WEDDING.

SECRETARY SHERMAN AND THE GENERAL OF
THE ARMY RETIcENT on POLITICS.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 10. 1878.
General Sherman, Secretary Sherman and VIE,
General Van Viet, Mrs. Audenried aud Miss Higgins
departed Tor Washington on tho Cleveland and Puts
burg Railroad at halipast O'Clock this afternoon.
There was special reserved for them. But
lew people accompanied them 10 the train,
as II was their evident desire 10 leave without
ostentaton or any public demonstration. The party
spent the forenoon In bidding their relatives ana
friends adieu. rne remainder OF the distin guished
guests from abroad ut the Cameron crman wedding
have nearly all gone Both Secretary and General
sherman have becn very reticcnt on most public
topics while here, although agreeable to every one
socially. cndeavorcd to Interview the General this
morning on tho HERALD's editorials on Communism.
He replied to my rst interrogation, after tho preni-
nary conversation, IL would speak on the subject
OF Communism for The word.''
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THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1873
The permanent Exhibition, which has been closed
for some time, rcopencd 10 tho public to-day.
Many OF tho old exhibits have boon removed
and replaced BY others, nni many valuable
additions to tho agricultural and educational depart
menls have been made. The platform was arranged
Tor the accom- mouation OF guests and others as at
tho former opening aud was handsomely orna.
a very attractive character. Marx Hassler's or.
chestra OF sixty pieces, togethor with chorus OF
between three hundred bni tour hundred selected
voices furnished the musical portion OF tho exorcso
Senators Biaiue, Bayard and Wallace, Coivnel
Mcclure and Governor Hartranf. mado add csscx
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RECALCITRANT POLITICIANS.

The Fifteenth Ward Republican Association, OF VIII.
iamebure to have held it, regular monthly meot-
ing last evening at No 1858 Grand street, Some thrco
hundred people assembled to participate, but tho
Janitor used to open tho door unt 80 o. OF
rent for three months had boon paid, anu IS In al.
for tho meeting The ON OF the
refused 10 pay the amount, and the rank and Tile,
Wow Ot thor refusal, would not subscribe, so tho
crowd the sidewalk for several hours until
the patience oi neighborng saloon Keeper bcconin.
exhausted, no called on tho police, who dispersed
hon
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
CoIrNpUs. NAV 10. 1878.

COLUMBUS, May TO- 1873
Democratic members or the House held a caucus
onsht and agreed, by vote OF AZ 10 3, TO support
bill reported by tho Select Committee 10 rcdistrict
the state Tor Congressional parposca This bill is
basod the Presidential vote Of 1876, and will give
the fourteen and the republicans Con-
gressional districts.
A resolution was also adopted agreeing 10 rcscind
the resolution providing Tor adjournment Of tho
Assembly on Monday next
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THE PIONEER STEAMER OF THE NEW BRAZILIAN
LINE ARRIVES AT ST. THOMAS.
[BY CABLE 40 THE HEnALD.l
ST THOMAS, May TO- ISIS
Tho steamship City OF Rio Jancro, Cap taIr wier
from New York on May 4, arrived at this port to-
day. The wharves were crowded with people, and
much enthusiasm was manifested
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ARRESTED FOR MT.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SHENANDOAH. Pa, May TO- 1873.
Mr. Samuel Cay President OF the Town Council,
this evening had Anthony Dovitt arrested Tor omDcx
element. Dewitt Ia1 Collector 10 1875, aud
short on bis duplicate about 5000. II Is doubtful II
tho money can DO collected from ball. several OF
them swear their attached 10 bonds are
iorgcries aud besides the bond Is mutilaed. lie was
required TO iurnish 5000 bail, ana In default Oh
wbch he Will DO sent 10 Jail in tho morning.
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GALVESTON. Texas, May TO- 1873
A despatch from Austin says General ORD and Gov
crnor Hubbard have boen In consultation to-day on
frontier affairs Tho result OF the conference has
been mado pubic. IL is reported that General
Escobedo has returned to New Orleans by way Of
f,or n
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LAwRxScK Mass, May 10, 1878.
George X. Waterman, Of Andovcr, Mass, formerly
assistant paymas,or tho Pacific Mils OF this city,
whose dcfaicaton Of 100000 vas published some
months siuce, has been arrested to answer 10 that
charge. Legal proceedings wore quashed at the time
oil tho discovery, as Waterman promised TO secure
the copor alton from all by tue transfer OF prop.
cry &c. but, failing IN this his arrest followed
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ANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME.
HAVANA, May 10, 1878
Antonio Macco. Felix Fi2ucrdo, Vicente Vidal and
Rio Rivera surrendered themselves yesterday 10 the
Spanish forces at the headquarters OF the ST. Louis
Oriental Department. and arc to DO per mittcd 70 sail
to-day for Jamaica.
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MEMORIAL DAY.

FERMENTATION OF THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
VicKsBURG. Miss, May 10, 1878
Memorial Day was celebrated hero with more than
usual tciat Two military companies under direction
OF Grand Marshal General E. s. Bats, headed til pro-
cession. followed by citzons In great numbers Tho
leading address, that oil Warren Cowan happily
blended tho blue ana gray anu reelected the senti-
mont OF the people in behalf OF UNION OF hearts and
hands, ana not OF empty sounds Kp0wing no iulhl-
ment. The strewin2 or flowers was general, giving
evidence OF u recognition OF valor and common
brotherhood in heroisn. Confederate aud federal
soldiers participated alike In tho memorial services.
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HISTORY OF THE SANDMAN,

HISTORY OF THE SANDMAN.
The Sandman, Captain T. Dutton, was built Tor
!. 4 A. Allan by T. stcelc 4 Co OF Grocuock, on the
Clyde, In May 1875 sho a first class iron steam
ship, 400 feet long, AZ feet depth OF hold and "a feet
breadth OF beam. Her tonnage was 4,376. Sho was
bark.rigRod.
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CUBA.

ALL NEED ron THE GREAT SPANISH WAR
GRANT TO MARTINEZ cAMpos GoNE.
HAVANA. May 10, 1873
II is officially announced that tho insurgcnt chief
Maceo has surrendered. Maceo, xith three other
chiefs, has COMO 10 jamaica
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BATTLE OF MONMOUTH.

BoRpgSTows, ". j., May 10, 1875
rho citizens OF Monmouth county arc raising funds
TO erect monument on Its buttlc field, tho corner
stouc 10 be laid 2sth OF June next that being
tho centennial anniversary Of tho battle OF Mon.
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CANADA PACIFIC RAILROAD.


OTTAWA, May 10, 1873
The formal opening Of tho Canada Pacific Railway
from Prince Arhur's Landing TO Kaministiquia took
place on Saturday last amid great reJocngs Tho nrst
tram left tho Landing at nno A. N. that day and
q distance oi nifty mileA
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EUROPE.

AMERICAN TOURISTS
Asst. James AhgioAmcricsn Hotel. 50 Lime 81. Liv.
efpoo
Robert Smiths u'hilsdephia) India Pale Aie now on
eruught 10 the AMERICAN BAR
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BURNING OF THE SANDMAN

AN ALLAN STEAMSHIP DESTROYED BIZ FIRE
NEAR LONDONDERRY FORTY PASSENGERS IN
JUaED AND THREE KILLED.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, May TO- 1878
The Allan line steamship Sandman, Captain Dut-
ton, from Liverpool May % for Quebec. is on fire at
the entrance OF Lougn Foyle, the harbor OF London
derry
NO HOPE OF THE SHIP.
1t is reported that an explosion OF generated gas
occurred board and that every effort to save the
vessel proved Intellectual
SAVING THE PASSENGERS.
There were about four hundred and sixty passen-
gers aboard Many persons are injured
PROMPT CALL FOR AID.
The Captain teegraphed Immediately to London.
two tenders sent to the mouth OF the Lough to
assist in removing them.
WHY SIZE PUT IN.
The Sandman had put into Tough Foyle TO receive
Irish passengers.
LATER
LOSS OF LIFE PROBABLY VERY GRRAT-pART
OF THE CREW AND SOME sTEERAoE PAS
sENGERs HopELEssLY cur OFF FROM AID
MovILLE, May 10, 1873.
The explosion on board the steamship Sandman
occurred at haltpast three O'Clock this afternoon
in the fore hold.
FORTY INJURED--rHREE KILLED
Forty persons were injured ana three killed.
TAKEN TO HOSPITALS.
Some OF the injured were dangerously hurt and
taken to the Derry Hospital
LITTLE HOPE PUTTING OUT THE FIRE.
Attempts to scuttle the snip were at latest re-
ports unsuccessful
IN GREAT DANGER
Some Of the steeragc passengers are reported to
be cut or from help, but 1t is believed possible that
they will be saved
CANNOT RECOVER.
Many Of the injured by the explosion on board
the Sandman are not expected to recover
STILL on FIRE.
The vessel is on fire amidshps.
DREADFUL DEATHS
Half Of the watch in the forecastle and number
OF steerage passengers in the lore part OF the
sci are cut or from all help.
GONE TO LONDONDERRY.
Four hundred passengers have been taken to
Londonderry.
FIRST SUPPOSED.
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TWO MEN DROWNED.

FLusnISG, l.. l., May 10. 1873.
James whitmore and John Ward, OF Port Jefferson,
wero drowned on stopybrook by the upsesting OF
boat
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EyASsviLLE, Ind, May 10, 1873
Avaricty performer here. attempting to shoot
apple from tho head oil a woman, missed his aim. and
tho ball, passing through tho canvas, struck boy
playing ouisidc, Killing him instantly.
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LOST IN A FOG.

PKovrycRrowS, Mass, May 10, 1878.
Two dories containing four men belonging TO the
schooner olver Cromwell, Of this port, lost
log to-day Grave entertained for tho safety
m tho men.
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now .coMELy Is 4 CLEAR CONFERENCE.-THE
cblnin !, wash with GLxsSs SULPHUR soar. Beware Of
itnft
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rINlIE fRLNCH EXPEDITION
L ROUND THE WORLD, lS7s-7o.

The steamer PlCARDIE viii leave MARsEILLES june
80 for her great Voyage dEu under the command Of
Lieutenant q. BIAkD, OF the French Navy.
The Pcarde lrst class Of 500 burden
aud 900 horse she is divided In five tight
COMMITMENTS Her state rooms are spacious and wciiv
tatsd with port holes high enough above the water line
- he kept open in ordinary tad weather
the steamer Is Ia every particular provided with all the
modern improvements founi on board the best lines
scientific stan OF eminent professors will pnny
the expedition; ais chaplain physician Of the Preach
Nav. and a. dpio me apotEecary.
For further Information apply Thy msiD Professor r.
DOkEMIEULx Winthrop place. New York, who VIII
Hnnd trnn anulicnnta uf iha anrIeiY.