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the results of the recent new registrations are
very favorable to the liberals As these
REGISTRATIONS do not take effect until the
beaiuning of 1880, an immediate dissolution
would deprive the liberals of the benefits
thereof The Daily Ne,rs says -"Ihe proba-
bility of such a resolve is increased by
the fact that the Right Hon. X. Assheton Cross,
Home Secretary. has telegraphed to the Philo-
sophical Institution of Edinburgh postponing
his lecture before it on the ground that series
of Cabinet councils will be held next week, at
which his presence will be indispensable. 1t
must be sudden change of purpose on the part
of the government which demands so sudden
tclegraphic postponement of an only
recently announced engagement" Hence
There. is significance in statement OF the
Daily Standard which says 1--WE understand
that the corvette Comus and the sloop-of-war
Albatross will proceed to the China station as
soon as they are ready for sea, in view OF the
pending rupture between China and Japan and
the friendly attitude of Russia toward China"
The foreign press is loud in it's criticism OF the
Ministry. The Paris Journal des Debats con-
demns Lord Salisbury's optimism touching an
Austro- German alliance, and says 1.-THE result
will be European complications which will leave
Austria without allies confronting all the
Christian nations of Eastern Europe, whose
legitimate ambitions she seeks to stihe for her
own advantage"
The New York herald., 1879-10-29
OPENING THE DIET.

EMPEROR WILLIAM READS HIS SPEECH IN PER-
soN-PRoGRAMME OF THE sEssIoN-No ALLU-
SION TO FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. %, 1879.
The Emperor William opened the Prussian
Diet to-day and read his speech in person The
lower House postponed the election of presi-
dent until Thursday. The Upper House re-
elected its former officers. The Emperor today
gave dinner in honor of the Russian Grand
Dukes Alexis and Paul. The speech from the
throne declared that the Improvement in the
estimates expected to result from the reform in
the system of imperial taxation cannot,
in view of the present financial situ-
alton, affect to an appreciablc ex-
tent the estimates for next year. The
principal measures announced comprise loan
for covering the deficit a bill for applying the
surplus of the imperial taxes to the reduction of
the income tax, bill for taxing the retail trade
in brandy, bill Tor the purchase of railways by
the State and for the construction of new
branches. and bill for modifying the superior
departnents of the administration and for
the extension of the administrative juris-
diction No allusion made to the
foreign or the political situation. In this
relation it should be stated that the re
port telegraphed to the London Ne,cs of n
conference at Berlin Sunday of the
German Ambassadors to France England and
Russia is not true. Prince Won Hohenlohe, Am
bussador to France, is not there. General
Schweinitz, Ambassador to Russia, only arrived
there Monday. But it appears that just be-
fore 4 q, meeting of the Conference Prince Bis
marck's son arrived in Berlin from Varzin,
where his father now is. The North German
Gazette announces that the conservative and
new conservative parties will henceforth form
u great united conservative party.
The London Posts Berlin correspondent telc-
graphs THE absence of any reference to
Church and State in the speech from
the Throne is held to indicate that
the statement that the negotiations
between Germany and the Vatican have failed
is correct, and, moreover, that the government
does not intend to attempt to place matters on u
more satisfactory footing by means of treaty or
1cUislntioIi.
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CHINESE MERCHANT STEAMSHIPS.
OPENING COMMERCIAL INT RECOURSE WITH THE
SANDWICH ISLANDS HOW TO INSURE GOOD
TREATMENT OF EMrGIANTs.

OPENING COMMERCIAL INT RECOURSE WITH THE
SANDWICH ISLANDS HOW TO INSURE GOOD
TREATMENT OF EMIGRANTs
SAN Francisco, Cal Oct. %. 1879.
This evenings Bulletin publishes tho fol-
dcatlng great activity among merchants and
capitalists Of the Celestial Empire The
City Of peking. which arrived yesterday,
brought adviccs that the Chinese Nor
chants Steamship Company were about to place
steamers the route from China to the Sandwich
Isles. to be followed by others to ply between those
islands and San Francisco. Tho stockholders OF the
Chinese Merchants Steamship Company are manda-
rims and merchants. who all of the steams hips of
the Shanghai Steam Navigation Company, besides
many other steamers. 1t is said to be n corporation
possessing great wealth. The manager of tho
company IL Tong Ken Sing. native OF singapore.
lie Is reported to be very rich and grasping.
and speaks the English language huently. He IL
spoken of as q capable and shrowd business man,
who is anxious to promote the commercial INF
The Buiiefin supports It's article with extracts from
the China Mail, the Shanghai Mercury and advance
sheets OF tho Celestial Empire. The latter after re-
fcrrng at some length to the antagonsm against the
Chinese in this country, intiniates that the only
way to insure good treatment emigrants
en- rou,e is to transport thoin chinese steamers.
letter from G. G.. Moreno to William Lemon corrob-
crates the newspaper intelligence. Mr. Moreno
says:--"I have induced the Chinese government to
establish limo of steamers from Canton to Homo
lulu. and 1 have been appointed special agent
TO open negotiations with the King and govern
OF the Sandwich Islands for commercial intercourse
but for no coolio trade whatever. Emigra-
tion must be purely and simply free.
Francisco. but only for the purpose of trade. MIR.
Morcns was formerly active in pushing the project
OF transit Pacific telegraph cable.
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L,LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH

"Bow Bells April T.. iSft has the following -''rho
Tccthhe beauty OF the eyes aud the tooth nave ever
boeu themes which poets and noNests OF NJ
avcs have deli ghcd dwell hut the beauty OF tue eyes
wuud he lost without the teeth whereas kood SET o tne
,,,er hout the sparkle the always rendcrs tho
features attractive IN both scNcs Cleanliness Is neeessy
ahcxa ii, things in OF eoth
sr ssi,unusnoss in their often defeats the end
heh /. aimed at Many tooth powders IN when acids
w. ,nar.I arc Incorporated whtten the teeth Tor
,me but TOO frequent OF them would only hasten
Iair dsstructfon Indeed tooth powders should always
- .d win caution. Prescrvativcs In liquid form
fe,nbe 10 any other and u these have vegetable basis
p,inS can be better. Among these latter will b0
n"d iore cicacous than the exquisite toilet requisite
sliei Fragrant Fluruo Ii has been analyzed by tho
. ointment physicians and declared perfectly tree from
I'll corrosive or irritating Ingredients A few drops
aet tooth produce delightful foam. which cleanscs
thc teeth from all impurities swectcns the breath hariens
the gums the progress OF decay This,
be admitted the great aim be arrived aud In this
espcct Florne has already become great
served favorite" Ask druggist get you bottle
Price, 80 cents
"Fiorinen is prepared only by HENRY G. GALLUP.
Oxford London aud sold by all druggists through
out the United states Canada cents per bott
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CENTRAL ASIAN RIVALS.
FORTY THOUSAND RUSSIANS SENT FROM THE
CAUCASUS TO CENTRAL AsIA-vILLAGE At
Tackled BY rEKKE TURKoMANs-sSow FALL
ING ON AFGHAN PEAKS.
LEY CABLE TO THE HRRALD.1

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1879.
Intelligence has been received from st. Peters
burg that division of troops numbering 4O, 600
men has been ordered from the Cau-
casus to Central Asia, and that several
officers of the general staff at st. Peters
burg have also been ordered to Central Asia.
A despatch from Tchikislar, October ~, to
the Daily Ne,rs says the Tekke-Turcomans
attacked tire village of Avasi, near Krasno-
vodsk, on the 22d inst, killing sixty-two
men, but fled at the sight of the military.
fThere is only small Russian force left at
Krasnovodsk, ON the Caspian, the main body
being at Tchihislar. The attack has conse-
quently no Importance the progress OF
Russa's Central Asian campaign.]
HARD FIGHTING IN AFGHAN PASSES.
A despatch to the Standard from Kushi an
nounces the arrival there of q convoy from
Shutargardan. The officer in command states
that there has been hard fighting at the latter
place for several days and that many OF the
enemy have been killed. Snow is already be-
ginning to fall in the hill districts.
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ENGLAND'S POLITICAL THROES.

REASONS FoR A DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT
JEALOUSY OF RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IN THE
QUARREL OF CHINA AND JAPAN.
lDY CABLE TO THE nERALD.1
LONDON, Oct. %, 1870.
The Daily Nccs founds its theory of the con-
tcmplatcd dissolution of Parliament before the
end Of tho present year OH the allegation that
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is at the Metropolitan. Professor s. p. Langley. of
Allegheny, Pa. and Judge G. s. Bradley. OF Provi-
dence are at the Brevoort. Engineer-in-C Chief W.
H. Shock. United States Navy, is at the Grand.
Thomas W. Williams. German Consul at Nassau.
\. T., is at the sturtesant. I. sterry Hunt, of
Montreal. is at the Park Avenue Ex-Congressman
stephen Sanford. Of Amsterdam N Y, is at the
Gilsey.
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AGENT MEEKER's DEArH-THE NEWSPAPERS
CHARGED by THE FARMERS CLUB WITH
BEING THE CAUSE OF THE LATE MASSACRE.
At the meeting of the Farmers Club yesterday
Vice President Robert j. Dodge read the report of
committee appointed to prepare suitable paper
relative to the death Of Agent Meekcr
killed short time ago by tho Ute Ind
ians. The report consisted mainly of a
biographical sketch of Mr.. Meeker. 1t paid a high
compliment to MIR. iMeekers mental qualities, stat
ing that he % man OF dauntless energy. unhinch
Ing purpose and keen perceptions, while in manner
he mild and gentle. After the report had been
read, Mr.. Dodge said 1t singular that the news
papers should have been instrumental in killing
newspaper man. Mr.. Meeker felt that ut any time
there might te outbreak of the Indians. and
tclegraphcd to Washington for troops. Through
the newspapers publishing this request Mr.. Meoker
was attacked before the troops could reach him.
DR.. a. :. Heath, the president of the club, re-
marked that during the war IL with small
difficulty that the generals could keep the news
papers within bounds.
Mr. Dodge then said that the pernicious influence
OF premature publication of news seen In the
Stewart grave robbery He did not believe that
the papers did wrong in wilfuness, but he could not
help condemnng the hasty publication of
often met with.
DR.. Richards said good word for the press. Ho
thought the papers had right to publish whatever
sold best The same rule held good IN the news
paper business as III any other. He did not believe
In secrecy.
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EARo, EGyPT.-THE HOTEL Du NIL Is A FIRST
Sclass house with moderate prices II is highly
recommended FOR good cuisine and general accommodation
ana has been for much rquentcd by American
travellers comfort the In good houses In Europe;
ED. FRIEDMAN. Proprietor.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF HIS PROrRACrED sOJOuRN
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splendid Residence tho Boulevart Naot. faric Tor
without furniture FOE E5UuOOf with Furniture
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EUROPE.


ELoRlLISE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH Is
tho best liquid dentifrce in the world 1t thoroughly
eeanses partially dseayed ali parasites or lv-
ing "arimaleuie leaving pearly white impartnE
delightful fragrance the The Fragrant Forilins
removes instantly odors arising foul stomach ~
tobacco s'aoke SOLD everywhere so cents,
For children or adults MARKS Qf decay
its advantages are paramount ras viornAs sHsald Be
thoroughly brushed into all anepsedfsss
using it too often At time Amouk the in-
gradients being soda, honey spirits Wine borax
tracts from herbs and plants forms not only the
dentrce cleansing ever bu. one
that perfectly delicious taste and as harmless ~
The is pleasing that instead taking "
Me toothbrush with dislike, often the case chldrss
WIN omit the Foriline regularly
morning. If only left to their choice Children
be taught use of the toothbrush young; early
neglect invariably produces decay of the tech
FLoRILINE Is PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY G.
GALLUP. NO. 4o3 OXFORD sT, LONDON. ENGLAND
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERs
THROUGHOUT THE woaLD AT so CENTS
E'LoRILTNE-FoR THE TEETH AND BaaATh.
Sweet rs the anbrosia air,
With its perfume rich and rare;
Sweet vOlets AT the
Which tine emerald hooks
Sweet rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden earth
Is tho FRAGRANT FLORILINE.n
The teeth Il makes pearly white,
So pure aud lovely To the sight;
The rosy hue.
Tho ureath il sweet violcts blue;
While scented = The howors OF May,
Which their sweetness from oach spray
Is the "FRAGRANT FLORILINE."
Sure. fairy with its band
Cast around its mvstic wand.
produced from fsiry's bower
Scented perfumes from each dower
Fo, in this liquid gem trace
All that ~ beauty add and
Such Is the rFRAGRANT FLDRILINE"
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PIKK's ToorHAcHE DROPS in mnate
A-CONGEsTION OF THE LUNGS. rNFLAMMA-
ton of the throat and diicmty OF breathing frequently
result cold. The remedial properties cou-
bined In DR.. JAyNEs ExPEcroRANT especially de-
signed to break up feyerish and nhamatory ,ehieccs
strcton of the throat and by bringing .out
free expecoration, promote natural respiration
speedy cure main ained for forty yeai af-
fords to all of the practical merit of the rs-
aSv
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FOR THE TEETH.
EVERYBODY USES
FOR THE TEETH.
AROMATIC
PERFUMES THE BREATH.


A FREQUENT BUT FATAL MISTAKE.
the lshman who had just landed and refused to
rane want So ah"se Who fancy that cough or cold
viii issr and refuse Dir rIsaeE's GoIDls
great discovery Is an unsurpassed pestoal and blood
sion in its e"py ssases readily Yields to IT, It has %
known equal in controlling and curing al serotuSns M u
is advertised wide range of diseases
settling imb he ir"thfuiiy say his
3 a
s yet Ss m rps @ s &
though all dependent Impoverished blood
I .sy Read Dr. The S
tion is therein fully explained.
A-"KEEP OUT THE COLD"
Use Roebuck's celebrated WooD AND RUBBER
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AN OLD REMEDY.-DR sANFORDs LIVER IN
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BUY YOUR WINES AND LIQUORS BY BOTTLE
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DEAUX VINE COMPANY. SO Beaver St. '
CANDID MEN ADMIT THE SUPERIORITY OF
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DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUSNESS WERE NEVER
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DIR. HERRICK'S CAPSICUM PLASTERS IN
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Talks timely topics, fully illustrated. For sale
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READ THE WEEKLY DEATH LIST OF con-
sumption aud learn how die OF neglected coughs
and colds that hALEs HoskY or HoRsmoUSD AND TAR
would have cured.
PIKk's ToorHAcHE DRops cure in one min,ta
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ELoRILINE-FoR THE iEEfi AND SAnAin.
few drops of the liquid "Florne" sprinkled - wet
toothbrush produce pleasant lather which thoroughly
ccanses the teeth from all parasites impurities hsr
dens the gums tartar stops decay gives to the
teeth peculiar pearly whteness and delightful fro
granceto the breath 1t removes oil unpleasant odora
arising from decayed teeth tobacco smoke. The Fra
Floriine should be used In all of bad broath
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking. The Fiort
-
line combines in concentrated FORM the most dosrabh
clean sing and astngent propertes at tho same time
nothing which possibly njure the most seny
tive delicate organization 1t beauties the teathand
gums II the decay OF the teeth it deter
gent after smoking renders the hard and healthy,
1t neutaizes the offensive secrotons of the mouth Il n-
parts the breath fragrance purely aromatic and peas
Ask any druggist it, If he has it not he will
it for you for so Beware Of limitations and
tp.ita
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AN OLD REMEDY.-DR. SANFORD'S LIVER IN
vIGoRAroR Liver Complaints Jaundice Bousnoss.
Constipation. Sick Headache All Druggists keep 1t Sam
pie bottles freo at lE2 Broadway. room IL.
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ANOTHER STATEMENT OF THE cAPrrvEs' EXPERT
ENoEs-THE TRAP INTENDED FoR MERRITT.

ENcEs-THE TRAP INTENDED FOR MERRITT.
Los PINos, Col, Oct. "a,
via DEL NoRTE, Col, Oct. %, 1879.
party which has just arrived from the
Indian camp on Plateau Creek reports that the
women and children are safe at Chief Ouray's
house. nine miles below. They stood the jour
ney we'll, and Mrs. Meckcr has improved in
health every day since starting. The report
statcs:-
sUsAN's HUMANITY.
We left ON the morning OF the 22d. The In
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The Treatment of Diseases by the Hypodcrmic Method
Manual of Hypodermc Medication By Roberts Bar.
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HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.

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A POPULAR GUIDE TO THE. TERMS IN ART
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A.-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DIR.
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WEATHER STRIPS doors and windows
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Hotel.
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BUY YOUR WINES AND LIQUORS BY BOTTLE
gallon wholesale prices Rock and RYE. Soc; RYE
and BOURBON 65c Holland GIN roc per bottle. BOR-
DEAUX WINE COMPANY 80 Beaver st.
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WITH GENERAL GRANT IN THE EAST.
By John NJ. Keatng. NJ. ID. illustrated. 12mo. Extra
Ill. -
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EUROPE.

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FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
published Wednesdays. Interviews with eminent public
Talks timely topics, fully illustrated. For sale
hy all nnxysd
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Wk.EIES, the comic book bv Burdette. 18th
Burlington Hawkcyc Man" Is published this week. full
humorous Illustrations. Cloth bound 81 go
q. w. CARLETON X co. Publishers.
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GREESFmLDs GooDIEs For salo at 800 Broadway.
DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUSNESS WE'RE NEVER
SO surely red $ by RICHARDS TEErorAL Tonic
DR. HERRICK'S CAPSICUM PLASTERS IN
stanty relieve pains in kidneys sidos back aud
limbs.
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FRIEDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER
A sure cure tor con stipation and heAdache
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HON. JOHN SHERMAN EXPRESSING HIS
views finance to a representative of FRANK LESLIE'S
ILLusrRArEp NEWSPAPER No. l .25S. out to-day.