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much sensation has been produced there
by the refusal Of Premier Canoyas
del Castillo to allow the military and their
bands or the authorities to share in manifesta-
ton prepared by the Murcian Relief Committee
in testimony of the gratitude of Spain to France
for aid sent to the sufferers by the recent floods.
The intention of the committee was to serenade
the French Envoy and present ad-
dress. The Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs called on the Envoy to explain
to him that the refusal of the Premier
was in order to avoid political disturbances in
the present excited state Of public opinion,
owing to the abstention of the opposition MEM
bers of the Chamber of Deputies from taking
their seats. Premier Canovas del Castillo, he
said, feared a repetition on this occasion of the
republican demonstrations at Barcelona and
Valladolid OF serenades to French consuls.
THE CoRTEs AND CUBA
The Standards Madrid correspondent an
nounces that the government will prorogue the
Cortes from the Goth inst. for twenty-five days.
1t has been stated by Minister that this years
Cuban estimates present deficit of SIS, ,OOO,O 900
besides the loss by the present rebellion, which
amounts to $SOO,OOO monthly.
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AFGHANlSTAN:

GoUGHs ADVANCE FROM JAoDUILuK-MANY
HILL TRIBES REFUSE TO LISTEN TO cABuLEE
AGrTAToRs-ENGLAND APPRECIATES THE
GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1879.
After Cabinet Council to-day the authorities
of the War Office held meeting lasting sew
eral hours for the purpose of consid-
ering the advisability of sending rein
forcemcnts to Afghanistan. Calcutta de-
spatchcs say that General Cough left Jag
dulluk on the 18th inst. for Cabul. Colonel
Norman with dctachments from two native in
f.ntry regiments, some Highlanders and sappers
and two guns, has left Jeialabad to cooperate
with General Coughs command, who up to
yesterday, had encountered no serious opposi-
ton despatch from General Roberts, dated
December Ia, says that he is strongly intrcnched
ut Sharpur and is able to hold his own. [Smlar
news, dated the 10Th, has already been received
from General Baker in Cabul. Atclegram from
the British Commissioner mt Peshawur reports
that the Afrcedis and Shtnwaris are quiet, with
every hope of their remaining so. A telegram
from Gundamuk says:-"The Mohmounds and
Afrccdis are still quiet despite the efforts of
emissares from Cabul. General Coughs ad-
vance from Jagdulluk has been delayed by the
scarcity OF supplies. Conveys will be despatched
daily from Gundamuk. Telegraph communica-
ton Is still open to Peizeran."
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THE BANK DIRECTORS TRIAL.

In the case of the State vs. The Directors Of the
Mechanics and Laborers' Bank Of Jersey City. which
has been trial in that city for nearly two weeks
past Prosecutor McGill yesterday occupied the en-
tire session in summing up for the prosecution.
He argued that tho depositors were poor people.
many of them aged and helpless. who had been de-
prved Of their hard earnings by the Vaccinations Of
the defendants who although cognzant OF the utter
Insolvency of the institution. continued business
and influenced their patronage to the place when
they thoroughly realized that literally they were
robbing their poor patrons. He referred to the
figures of the receiver show that the depositors
woud not receive forty per cent. He held
that the conspiracy between the directors had been
cOnvincingly proven.
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PROMINENT LAWYER SHOT By DRY GOODS
MERCHANT IN RICHMOND, KY.-THE VICTIMS
STATEMENT.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 10. 1879.
special despatch from Richmond. KY. says u de-
plorable tragedy occurred there to-day which caused
great excitement through all classes of the COM
munity. as the parties we'll known. one being .
prominent dry goods man and the other LAWYER Of
eminence and ability. At half-past nine this
morning Mr.. R. e. Little to pass into his
ofnce. and shortly after James II. Arnold followed
him. In o few minutes four pistol shots heard
in quick succession. when Little falling
from the door to the pavement Arnold
was followed, and observed with pistol still in
his hand in the attitude Of firing, but whether
he did fire not after the fall is disputed. He i'm
mediately walked across to his sorehouse and there
delivered himself to an officer.
When Little fell several persons rushed up and
lifted him into tho house. To them no said. ~ am
dying. and make this dying declaration. He shot
me without cause or provocaton. never opened
my mouth And with these words he
died. An examination of his body showed four
wounds any of which would have proved fatal
One was in the neck, second in the right breast,
third in tho left breast in the region of the heart
and fourth in the back. No one was in tho room
at the time OF the shooting.
Arnolds statement is that he had received letter
about which he went to Little; that when he told
him of the letter and in the act of handing it
to him Little from the seat and in
an angry manner. said he had other mat
ters to settle with him (Arnod) first. and
called him thief and scoundrel
Little then placed his hand his pocket rs If to
draw pistol, when Arnold drew and continued to
fire until Little was killed.
Tho two parties brothers-in-aw. having
married two daughters of Mrs. Mary L.
Hood deceased lady of wealth aud the
daughter Of Major Squire Turner at the time of his
death of the largest property owners and most
disting guished lawyers in Kentucky.
Little was married in 1872 and Arnold in 1876. For
two years they have not been on speaking
terms. Last summer Mrs. Hood died, leaving
large estate, which she bequeathed by will
to her two daughters few weeks since
Arnold presented to Little note with
Mrs, Hoods signature for about $4,000, the body
of the noto in Arnold's handwriting, reciting
that 1t was given In order to equaize the shares of
the children in her estate.
Il Is said that Little ut once charged that
tho instrument had been improperly obtained,
and that he would show at tho proper
time This increased tho bitterness between
the two, aod for some time apprehensions
have been expressed by friends OF each party that
tho trouble would end in personal dim.
Guilty. AS before stated, the parties are
both men well known in this community.
Hon. r. Il. Little born in Florida. his father
being native Of this place. He came here when
quite young and he since lived in Richmond. He
was about thirtytwo years Of age. Ho was lawyer.
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THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE.

AN ENGLISH CHEMIST CLAIMS TO HAVE Drscov-
Erred THE SECRET OF PRODUCING DIAMONDS
ny ARTIFICIAL MEANs--HrGH SCIENTIFIC In
poRsEMENTs OF HIS WORK.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Dec. 10. 1879
Mr.. James Maclear. of the st. Rolox Chemical
Works. has informed the Glasgow Philosophical so.
ccty that after experiments since 1866. he has suc
ceedod in obtaining crystallized forms Of carbon
which Professors Tyndall and smyth, and Mr.. Mas
keyne of the British Museum. do not doubt are din
monds. fin 1928 two famous experiments were
made nearly at the same time by NM. Cagniard de
Latour and Gannal. both distinguished in French
science NJ. de Latour presented his results to
the Academy Of scicncos October 1c 1s2s and those
of NJ. Gannal presented November 23 in tho
same year. Cagniard dc Latour sent to the Academy
ten tubes containing number OF light brown crys-
tals some OF which were Of considerable Dimensions.
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YALE ALUMNI.

The second social meeting of the present season
of the Yale Alumni Association held at Del
monico's last evening. About two hundred and fifty
members were present. The reading Of the minutes
OF the previous meeting was dispensed with and the
regular business of the society entered upon i'm
mediately after the meeting WAS called to order
by Judge Tracy, the president. Five gentlemen
Messrs. g. H. Coffee. W. j. Dixon. Henry Holt. l..
Simpson and Mason Young-were chosen from o
list Of ten to prepare schedule of candidates to be
voted FOR officers Of the association tor the coming
year. Mr.. c. G.. Lewis then read paper called
1.-The Blues and the Green's" and the alumni went
to supper in adjoining apartment.
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THE UTEs.

NOTHING FURTHER HEARD OF OURAY AND HIS
MEN-cAN HE PRODUCE THE PRISONERS?
DENVER. Col Dec. 10, 1879
despatch dated Los Pinos. December Is. says
The Commission. now consisting OF General Hatch
and Lieutenant Vaois. is patiently awaiting tie
arrival of the prisoners. Nothing has been
heard from Ouray since his departure for the
camp of the White River Utes ON the
18th inst He left confident of his ability to
the prisoners and return to the agency by the 2lst
inst. There is strong feeling existing among
both the Uncompaghre and White River Utes, which
may yet prevent the surrender OF the parties de-
manded.
The reported conversation between New York
reporter aud General McCook, OF General sherman Is
STAFF in which the General says that if he had been
there he would have taken the Indians prisoners
without delay. is decidedly amusing when the stua-
tion OF affairs at the time alluded to Is taken into
consideration.
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AMERICAN CATTLE In ENGLAND.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

VTTAWA, VHV., DtC. Io|v
Up to the present time the government has re-
ceived no intimation of the proposed modification
Of the prohibtory orders respecting the landing of
United States cattle In England. recently cabled
TO the Canadian press. The publication of the ar
ticle has caused innumerable inquiries to be made
of the government by Interested parties on this side
of the Atlantic as to the probability of similar
modification tho part OF tho Canadian govern
ment 1t Is thought here that there bo no truth
by speculators.
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A CONFERENCE OF KINGS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10. 1879.
President Vanderbilt. of the New York Central
Railroad Company; Receiver Jewett. Of the Erie
road, and President Garrett. of the Balti-
more and Ohio. had several hours confer
ence to-day with Colonel Thomas A. Scott
and other officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t
is said that this conference had nothing Of public
interest in IL and that it simply regular meet
ing OF the heads of the trunk lines ana the first that
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THE PORTER MURDER CASE.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I


DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 10, 1879.
Nat Harvey, the principal witness to the killing
Of b. c. Porter. the actor, by Currie, at
Marshall was arrested here to-day by the
Chief of pblice. Harvey fed from Marshall
the day before the called to avoid giving
testimony. The killing occurred in Harvey saloon
he, with barrymore and Ellen Cumnins, being the
only witnesses to the killing. lie will be taken to
Marshall to-nirht.
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SEDITION IN SPAIN.

FRUITS OF POLITICAL ANTAGoNIsM--PopUIAR
cLAMoR AGAINST KING AND MINISTER'S
FEARS OF REPUBLICAN OUTBREAKS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALp.1
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
Several arrests have been made in Madrid
for seditious cries. The public tranquility,
however, Ia not disturbed. Nevertheless
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THE SECOND SHIPMENT OF THAT
EUROPE.

A VISIT TO LONDON.-MESsRs. JAY RESPECT
fully request tho honor visit from ladios
emon visiting the British metropolis to Inspect variety
OF elegant silk Costumes Partisan Mantles artistic Mill
merry Hats and variety In Dress specially selected
Paris from tho best artists and representing the correct
fashions Of the Tho following extract from
American paper Is pleasing testimony TO tho system OF
business adopted at this house "Wo visited during
In London last the warehouse of Messrs Jay
noted of tho kind In the world In
through its able
appreciate the Of tho distinguished
which has attended the establishment tor many years
Mossrs large supplies OF Costumes and Mr
merry direct the first houses in Paris and they sold
at much more moderate prices than ladi6s procure
the Continent We take pleasure In directing the
attention of fair this timo houored osab
lishment whore they will bo honestly ana
Loyalty deair with"
BLACK SILKS.
Special Agents Bunnets Black silks 245 245 PAT, 249
25l and 25J Regent ST., London, England.
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SKILFUL CHESS PLAYING.

At the rooms Of the Manhattan Chess Club. in the
Bowery. Captain George H. Mackenzie last evening
gave another exhibition of his skill in the scholars
game" playing eighteen games at once against
many picked players. Among them some OF
the best players Of the club but after three hours
and half of playing the Captain closed the last game
with seventeen out of the eighteen games scored
his credit. Mr.. N. Gedalia was the only player Of
the eighteen who won game. Captain Mackenzie's
game marked by the same pecularities that
were noted last week. He moved from board to
board without the loss Of second and taking in the
without hesitation and in hardly an instance made
blunder. The interest in the forthcoming chess
congress and tournament. which is to begin
January G. 1880, is increasing.
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N.
The Court has been notified Of the death of
the merchant EDWARD ROBERT sCHwARZ. born on
october 70 1916. Al Wrezen He resided Berlin
anu went from that city hrst to hsrzberg tslesa
grated 10 America in 1851 1852 He is believed
ded there while travelling business purposes in
az cases NO news has been received from him for
ber OF years.
The above mentioned EDWARD ROBERT sCHwARZ or
his heirs are herewith requested to
ally or by letter. on or before March 26 ~ o'clock
and, II not done, the said EDWARD ROBERT sCHWAkZ
will be considered dead and his will be
liyered 10 those who legitimate themselves his heirs
DEPurATION or fHE ROYAL CIRCUIT COURT
RIO EXPORT MERCHANTS AND sYNDiOATEs-TH
advertiser inform the above that are in the
of London. ths Mansion House station large
Watersde Premises and Warehouses which extremely
products in tsct large quantity of American apples
preserved fish, &c. Is annually consigned there
The freehold Of the above can be purchased.
syndicate OF American exporters would fnd this q
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houses adjoining in the heart Of the city of LONDON
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w Extracts from visitors book; ro whom IL may
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self aud wife that we'll pleased with its varied
low Amercans."-J. N. Lucas. United States Con sui
Burslem Stanordshire self and family very much
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card from America Queeus.own will ~ welcomed "
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