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APOLLINARIS
NATC RAIL
MINERAL WATER.

The Apolinsris Company .imited) havo attached but
little importance the scandalou paragraphs and adver
tisecnts respecting Apoilinaris Water which have
pearcd from time time in the spapers.
Some of the statements absurd that they must
those who had any information the sub
ject; others without ingenuity and eyinced
speciousness which calculated to mslead the pub
lie Their motive and the interests they ntcnded
serve sufficiently transparent
The time has arrived when the Apollinaris Company
I.imited think it desirable to give authoritative
reply TO the slundeous and gnant
cusations which have been lcvced against them.
They do by the publication of the following letter
the United Treasury which they append
Berlin.
These documents will satisfy reasonable mind and
will leave future slanderous inventions respecting
Apolinars ater to tho contempt which they merit.
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FROM THE HONORABLE TnrRLOw WEED.
indorsng DIR. RADWAlS r. II. r. Remedies,

indorslnr DR.. naDWIl''ss r. r. Il RE R. Isaed.ss
after using theiA for :eser,l Years -
DsAR sm Having for several ssars used your ned
sasy vim W ia ,, sgnidcnse i i less pasars than
derived from ths The Fills are Is res"ted I" a. st,e as
.eeasion requires, and always with Tho
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Invariably hndns the promised relief, Truly
RAILWAYS r. nEAbS I. r RELIEF
IN FROM oSh 70 INVENT n%TSrf aisrrEs.
after reading III, H2r ad,s,t DSE ,louh .ovo
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THE Only PAIN isEMRDY
that instantly the pains allays
an.mpa.ions tho lungs
stonach bowels other glands by appea
in from o minutes.
matte, bsdriddeu: nhrm crippled nervous, neurasl OF
p'0''1''o "a RApwAYs SieaiS n"y xEApY iaap RELIEF
viii afford instant
inflammation of tho bladder.
congestion of the lungs,
sore throat. dnieals breathing,
Mysteries Group. diphth.ra,
ca,srrh, influenza.
headache. toothache.
cold einlls asue chills,
chiibiains ana frost bites.
where the pain difficulty exists viii afford ease aad com
Thirty sixty drops in half tumbler OF water wll in
few moments cramps spasns. stomach heart
burn sick headache darrhaa dy collie wind III the
bowels and. all internal pains
Travellers should always carry bottle of RApwAy's
READY REifEp with them. 4 few drops IA will pre-
vent sickness pains from change OF 1t is better
than French brandy or bitters as II stinulant.
FEVER AND AGtE.
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Price 70 cents per box. sold by druggists.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
THE ZULU WAR AT STAND sTILL-M wAD-
DINGToN ATrAcKED-THE ORIENTAL QUEs-
TIoN-oCEAN TELEGR.ApHY.
tBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

DINGToN ATTACKED-THE ORIENTAL QUEs-
TIoN--ocEAN TELEGRApHY.
tBy CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON March 16, 1870.
A weeks later news from South Africa has
arrived Mt Madeira from Cape Town, but there
Is absolutely nothing of Importance to report.
The papers arc dated February 20. The news
paper correspondents with the British forces say
that the Zulus remain inactive. The only fresh
fighting reported resulted in the capture of
some cattle. British reimforccments sent
out on the frigate Shah having
arrived from ST. Helena, it had been determined
to effect the relief of Colonel Pearson from his
isolated position near Ekowe. [Coloncl Pear
son, it was reported by cable on Monday. had
been attacked by large force of Zulus, and
had succeeded in defeating them, with cnor-
nous loss, and had pursued them to Eutameti.r
an important Zulu military kraal Colonel Pearson
has a force of about three thousand men across
the Tugcla, and opposed to him were about ten
thousand OF the Zulu forcc.l Direct wire COM
munication with the Cape having become a mnt-
ter of vital importance to the English govern
mcnt. tenders have now been invited for "A tlle-
graph to South Africa and Mauritius either win
Alden or India.
TIIE FRENCH POLITICAL AGITATION.
Public sentiment in Paris has set in against
nj. Waddington, now ut the head Of the French
Ministry. The Daily -ycus Paris despatch men
tions that Emile dc Girardin. in La france;
NJ. Edmond About in tho XI.yc Steele and
the National show wonderful unanmity In de-
mnndng the withdrawal of NJ. Waddngton
from the Premiership The Paris correspond.
rit OF the Standard says: :-"M Waddngton
on Thursday evidently failed TO secure the ear
of the House aud some of his phrases were. TO
say the least. unlucky. Thus, hc described the
foundation of u parliamentary republic as u
great experiment. This has given mortal of
fence. fear tic sequel is only too plain The
fate OF NJ. dc Ma,ccrc seems To bc in store ior NJ.
Waddngton. There will be more intcrpclla-
tions. crisis, and, ia all probability further
notifications Of the Cabinet before the Easter
recess"
Tie majority In the Chamber of Deputies
Thursday night against impeachment of the De
lroglic and Rochcbouct cabinets consisted of
lsj republicans and l3l lcgitnsts and Bona
lmrists. The minority consisted of los r,pul-
lirns and Bonapariist. The governments
majority. taking the Left alone was thus only
~. Ninct. cn republicans utstn.ucd from vot-
mg. Tic,r. l'rlnciI al,. we've mmsirrinlists.
who w.rv ,I,tcucd 10y tLcN Jews al s,iur, oi their
constituents from voting with tho Cabinet,
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KATE COBB GONE TO STATE PRISON.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH, Conn, March Is, 1si

NORWICH. Conn, March 10. 1879.
Kate NJ. Cobb was taken from tho Norwich Jail
this afternoon in q close carriage. and in
pany with Warden Hawcs took Conductor Maho-
neys train south for wcthershcld. The part
ing In tho train with her mother. brother
aud children particularly affecting. As she
kissed tho little "Goodby' the were vsi-
bic in the stern Warden's eyes. a large crowd
gathered ut the depot in Norwich. as well az in this
city. while In waiting for the shore line train sho
was closely teiled, and exhibited considerable
emotion. 10 u HERALD reporter to-day Mrs. Cobb
expressed her confidence in being liberated from her
incarceration She still maintains her innocence OF
the crime ot niuricripg her husband and denounces
Bishop as tho greatest scoundrel of tho age.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Tho namc of the Zulu King should be pronounced
Ketshwayo.
There arc sixteen retired colonial bishops now
holding good bcnefces in England.
Frank Buckland the zo0lo st, says that the oyster
is nearly all o2mozone, substance which is 1.-THE
very basis OF meat"
Mr.. W. II. Smith. First Lord of the British Ad-
miratee. the great srationer is turning an honest
penny by selling war maps OF Zululand.
Tho Manchester Chamber Of Commerce wants
Parliamentary committee appointed to inquire into
.the state aud condition OF manufactures and COM
ucrce."
The New York herald., 1879-03-16


CIpAL OFFICERS OF sTATE-BANQUETED AT
BOMBAY.
(DY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, March 16, 1879
Advices have been received from the
HEnAlD correspondent accompanying Gen.
eral Grant. The General arrived ut
Allahabad on the 22d of February,
where he was received by Sir George Cow
per, Lieutenant Governor of tho North
west Provinces, and was escorted to
the Government House. The General
left Bombay on the evening Of the
18th of February, after enjoying much
hospitality and attention Lord Gram
brook had sent word to announce the Con-
erals coming, and the intimation to the
Viceroy to show the General every atten-
tion. On his arrival at Bombay, there
fore, the General was tho recipient of
many telegraphic congratulations, and
AANAtutAOuS 1IOm tuo VlCcTOy, Tue LUKE OF
buckingham. and the governors of prov
inces. On tho evening Of the 17lh ban
quet was given to the General ut the Gov
ernment House, Malabar Point, Bombay,
and after dinner he was presented to a
delegation of native and Parsee gentlemen
merchants. The scene was very picturesque
and striking The General left Bombay on
the evening of the 18th, being escorted to
the railway station by o guard Of honor
and all the officials. On the Goth of
February the party arrived at Tatulpur
and visited the Marble Rocks, on the
Norbudda River, riding there on ele-
plants provided by the government.
The General left Allahabad on the
22d of February for Agra, thence to Delhi,
Cawnpore, Lucknow, Benares, so as to be
in Calcutta on March 10, thence to Madras
and Ceylon. So far the General and party
are very much pleased with their journey.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
1NCENDIARY FIRE.

PoUoHKEErsiE. n. ". March Is, 1879.
An inccndiary fire at Hydo Park. n. ". yesterday
destroyed ST. 900 worth OF property. follows:--
Mrs. East's iIotcl-hcr loss is s32oO ON furniture;
insured. The Dowery Savings Bank owned the
hotel: loss 5000. insured for 5000. John string.
ham, grocer loss $500 ON goods. insured for 800;
Thomas r.. Parker butcher. loss $1,000, insured for
81 900; jacob Ie. lager beer saloon, loss $4,000.
partly nsurcd Henry hoffman, loss $500, insured.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
DEvLIN'S BURIAL.

LOWELL. Mass. March Is. 1879.
The body Of Devin, executed at Cambridge yester
day for wife murdei reached here yesterday after
noon. Crowds gathered at the Northern depot to
witness its arrival but were disappointed
as the body was deposited at the Bleach
cry station, the outskirts OF the city. There.
u hearsc and one hack. containing Dcvlns children
aud d sister OF Charity. were in wanting. The body
was at once borne to the Catholic Cemetery where
Rev. William O'Brien, of st. iatrck's Church. said
tho final prayer the remains. which then
consigned to their last resting place.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

(BY TELE iRApa To THE HERALD.
BISGHAArroS. N. Y. March Is. 1879.
s. d. Halliday. OF Tompkins. was nominated at the
Democratic Senatorial Convention held at Owego
this afternoon their candidate to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the recent death OF Senator i. W.
Hopkins
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
THE PEOPLE SATISFIED.

MONTREAL. March Is. 1879.
The new tariff seems to DO generally received with
enthusiasm by tho people. The only criticism ad-
verse TO it was heard on the Corn Exchange among
dealers there who lately pettioncd against duty on
brcadstuffs. Leading manufacturers were inter-
viewed to-day and they expressed themselves the
whole extremely we'll satisfied with the budget.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
POLITICS IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, March ~. 4.

CnIcAGo. March ~, 1879.
Tho Democratic City Convention to-day indorsed
the grccnback nominee for Mayor. Carter II. Harri.
SON lately member Of Congress from West Chicago.
William c. Seipp was NOMINATED for city Treasurer,
j. r. tirnneli Tor city Attorney and T. J. Howard for
clerk.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
HOSPITAL BUILDINGS BURNED.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK. Va. March 10. 1870.
The Lazaretto buildings attached to the Naval Hos
pital. opposite this cty.wcre destroyed by fire to-
night The fre originated from defective huc.
There were patients in the building at the time.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
A LYING PREACHER.

ALBANY, Y. Y, March Is. 1879.
The Court OF Local Preachers OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. in session here for the past few
days, has suspended jacob Limly, formerly OF Rock
ford, ILL.,, for lying and deceit
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
THE HUDSON OPEN.

PoUGHKEEpsIE. March Is. 1879.
The first steamboat from New York this season.
the John L. Hasbrouck-rcacned here to-day with
out much difficulty. and will leave for New York
again Monday evening.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
lex vELEoRArH TO THE HERALD

BALTIMORE, March Is. 1870
John G. Addison. ive-year-o child of G. G. Ad
dison of East Baltimore. met with horrible death
this evening. While returning home near the sub
urbs he run over by u heavy wagon used for
hauling stone and horribly crushed aud manglcd
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
GREENBACKERS IN CONVENTION.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March Is, 1879.
The greenbackers met here tonight and completed
their city ticket by nominating not either
of the other tickets. An unsuccessful attempt was
made in their convention to substitute other
name for Harrison, their nominee for Mayor.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
rnE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past tweny-four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding date of last year. az
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts phar-
macy, HERALD building No 2lS broadway
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GENERAL sHERMANS ILLNESS.
FIX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

NE.roEr. II. l., March 10 loi3.
At half-past ten O'Clock tonight General Thomas
w. Sherman was more comfortable than he has
been ut any previous time during his illness. His
physicians. however. very reticent as to the
probability of his recovery
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE NEW POLICY.

TORONTO. Ont, Feb u. 1879.
The Globe in editorial article this morning crit
icsing Mr. Tillcys speech and the government tariff
policy. says'lt will endanger British connection.
1t will excite the irc Of our ncighbors the
lines and cause great diminution in the trade
carry on with thc and it will disgust large sections
of the people of the maritime provinces
with confederation. In every part Of tho
country it will stimulate exotic industries
at the expense of the consumer. to be followed by
over manufacturing ard demands for increased pro-
lection. The drawback feature is introduced in all
its hatefllncss II this tariff becomes a law Cana
cost Of the production of such manufactures arc
sold to foreigners"
The MAI says:-"We fully believe that as Para
ment which has already indicated its confidence in
the government by majority OF c.ghty-hve. has
ccived the tariff with applause. also will II
DO received with applause by the country"
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
CANADA'S NEW TARIFF.

THE MINISTRY PROPOSES TO INCREASE THE
REVENUE OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS AND
TO PROTECT DOMINION INDUSTRIES AGAINST
AMERICAN RIVALS.
OTTAWA. Ont. March IL. 1870.
In the of his speech upon tho tariff changes
last nigh. the Hon. Mr.. Tiey said larger proper
tionate share of revenues must be derived from
the United States than from England. In
1866 the United States abrcgated the Reel
procty Treaty. Since that time the goods Of
the United States had largely been admitted
free 1t hoped that this would induce the United
States to deal literally by but this expectation
was not realized We would be compelled to impose
upon the goods OF the United States u higher share
OF duty than before but coupled with this condition.
that when the United States willing to take of
any portion OF their duty we werc ready to meet
them Tho government were in favor Of o reci-
procity OF tariffs in the hope of judcious rcci-
procity OF trade The estimated revenue for the
under the operation of the tariff as altered. is cx-
pcndiure of $23. 0O0 leaving probable surplus
of S62 0O0 Tho changes in tho tariff it is supposed
will result in an additional revenue OF $2.2cOOO to
the country. The bulk Of the changes have been
made affect importations from tho United States.
"a SUICIDAL POLICY"
Hon. Mr.. Cartwright the Finance Minister Of the
late government. followed crltcisng the policy of
the government in speech Of nearly three hours
Duration He characterized the protective tariff
suicidal policy to the country.
Hon. Mr.. Tupper. Minister Of Public Works.
Piled supporting the tariff and pointing out how the
country would prosper under it.
Mr.. Mckenzie continued the argument against the
measure and ut the conclusion of his speech the
tariff customs and excise resolutions passed
by consent.
OPERATION.
The new tariff became . law ut once on its passage
and instructions have been issued to-day to the
Custom House officials; but during the discussion
which il to take place on the budget the different
items will come up for consideration and are open
to amendment IL the government see ut.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
M. WADDINGTON ATTACKED.
Renewal Of the French Polit-
ical Excitement.
BULGARIA AND EASTERN R0UAIELIA
Cable Amalgamaton Project "A Socialist Expelled from
Bsgiunl--Labor and Capital.
GRANT IN INDIA.

WARM AND GENEROUS RECEPTION OF THE Ex-
PRESIDENT BY THE yIcERoY AND THE PRIN-
BOMBAY.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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THE BALL SEASON-isr PAGE-6th COL
THE TRADES-12TH PAGg-6h col.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-l2rH PAcE-lst
col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-12rH PAcE-4th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
18TH PAGE-1st col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-1st col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-1sT PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1OTH PAGE-6th col.