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The New York herald., 1879-03-20
WHAT SHERIFF REILLY. SAYS.

AHEnALD reporter called on Sheriff Reilly after
midnight. and found him at his residence. No. 800
East Thirteenth street. lis it true MT. Sheriff that
the District Attorney,h has been unable to turn
to the City Chamberlain certain bail money because
it has been levied upon in your ofice inquired the
reporter.
Certainly not" was the reply. "as far per-
sonally know"
Charges have been preferred before tho Governor
to that cfrect.'
"All can say is that am not aware Of any
such transaction having occurred in my office.
cannot at this moment tell what may
have been done by my deputies, as it
would be impossible for ME TO keep in my mind all
the, e,nultitudinous details of the Office Under sheriff
Cummings will be better able to inform you Of the
matter such things como under his personal
supervision.
In the transactions of business between tho Sher-
such money would be retained by you p
.By no means. Our dealings with the District
Attorneys Office conducted in precisely the
manner business With any lawyer in town.
The deputy who attends to the District AZ
torney's Office Is Mr.. Davis. son-n-law
of ex-Shcrin Conner, and l know that he
would not delay an instant more than necessary in
making the returns of processes or judgments.
again say that am not aware of any money belong
ing the District Attorney that has been retained.
or as you say. levied upon iu the Shcrihs office.
We make distinction in our mode OF doing busi-
ness with him..
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Copy.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


WAsniScroS ~ e., February IL 1879.
Messrs. FRKpk.icN Oh Barry Co.. Al Nsrcu st, New
York -
jlNrLKxkx-Ihe department ia receipt OF your letter
Of the 18th ns inqurng the results of the
requested by last spiing Into tue cunio of Apo
Inas import ed into the United States with refer,
the question whether such waters natural min.
entitled exemption from duty hs had
frequently claimed SUBSTANTIALLY Artificial mineral
subject to the duty provided by Tho statute IN sach
Ia conformity with yonr request the Secretary OF state
asked thorough inquiry To DO made afo the
matter Consul Cologne and copies of documents
ne IN this dcpni which contained statements
upon the IN which snch Apollin,rs Wates
prepared for shipment TO the United states fur
nslca to the Consul.
luminous report upon tue subject has been
ccvcd with accompanying documents from scientists aud
others who have adc the matter study aud who have
fully inspected the spring
Tho Consul that tho fullest opportunity given
ham examine theSptng aud NIL its Surroundings: that
acid gas found the premises. aud that
necessity existed for the nufacturc OF such for
battling the for the that the spring itself
suppics than IL Tor the purpose
bottng tho waters and preserving the
l. contained In the water while in the spring Tho
Cousul concludes his report follows therefore state
that IL in opinion formed after what consider
fni and panstaking lnvcstigaion that the AroLLsAgs
MATER bottled the Apolnnris Sptng exported the
Ihc evidence which accompanies the Consus despatch
abnndanty sustain his concus that the
LtSAns WArkR heretofore importod natural mineral
""' Very respectfully n. r. FRENCH
Assistant Secretary.
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ENGLAND AND puRMAH.

LAHORE March 10, 1879.
There is no fresh cause for disquict ut Man
dalay. The British Resident has received assur-
ances from the King of Burmah respecting the
maintenance OF tranquility. The burmese
envoy to the Indian government has left Man
dalay. despatch from Calcutta says the
origin of the trouble between the Burmese and
the British Resident at Mandalay il that the
latter protected and refused to deliver up to
slaughter two royal princes and their families
who hail taken refuge at the Rcsidency. The
King Of Burmah, who is said to be mad with
driQk, urged by fanatics and the reactionary
party. threatened to force the Resideney. Such
hostile measure on tl>e part OF the government,
it is believed. would have been the signal for u
general massacre Of Europeans.
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ROWING IN ENGLAND.
HANLAN AND HAwDoN-NEw MATCH FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

HANLAN AND HAwDoN-NEw MATCH FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP.
my CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LopSos. March 10. 1879.
Hanlan yesterday took his first row the Tyne.
the of his training for the match with
Hawdon
The Sportsman says:-"The form nc displayed was
only moderate. as with his famous twenty eight
stroke he did not get anything like p first class
racing pace on his boat. But yesterdays work
cannot fairly be accepted as criterion for Hanlan
seemed to take matters quite easily. There could
be no doubt that he is q ainished sculler. If he
proves fast he is clever in handling his scus he
will be well worthy the reputation he bears across
the Atlantic ,. .a.
"Hswdon is now at Newbiggin for weeks rest,
and returns to training on Monday
MATCH FOX THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.
Articles were signed yesterday between the cham
piop Elliott and the party who back unknown.
limiting the choice Of the latter to Boyd and Han
lon. The match is fixed for the 18th of June. to be
rowed over the Tyne Championship Course for
f2OO side aud the Champion Trophy.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

Congressman John II. Camp. of Lyons NY: John
H. b. Latrobe. of Baltimore; cx-Congrcssman Thomas
C. Platt. of Owego. n. Y. William L. Dostwick Of
Ithaca, and Isaac Baker. Jr.. Of Comstocks. n Y.
at the Fifth Avenue. Governor Henry NJ
Mathews. Of West Virginia. is at the Windsor. Ex-
Senator John H. Mitchell. of Oregon, and ex-Con-
gressman Horace +. Page, of California. 'arc ut the
Hoffman. General Nelson A. Miles. United States
Army. and b. P. Cheney. of Boston. at the Bre-
voort. Sebastian B. Schlesinger. German Consul at
Boston, and General c. A. Whittier. of Boston, arc
at tho Albcrmarle Henry r. Pierson, Of Albany,
and Signor Muzio are at the Everett. General H. A..
Morrow United States Army is at the Sturtevant.
Rev. DR.. +. Y. wcningcr of Cincinnati. and Judge
A. l.. Roachc of Indianapolis at the st. Nicho-
las. Assemblymen Charles r. Knowles James Low
IL L. Duguid and Thomas +. Grady are at the Metro
poitan. General W. J. Sewell. Of New Jersey. is at
the st. James, Ex.Congressman Stephen Sanford, OF
Amsterdam. n. ", is at the Gilsey. ExCongressman
O. B. Matteson of Utica and j. II. Ramsey, of A.
bany, are at the Park Avenue.
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A MISSISSIPPI TRAGEDY.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.1
VIcKsBURg. March 10. I

VIcKsBURG. March lo 1872
desperate shooting afray occurred hero last
night between Captain W. +. Fitzgerald on side
ana Captain W. H. Andrews and W. L. Greene on the
other. Andrews and Greene were almost instantly
killed. and Fitzgerald was badly Wounded The main
points elected by the Coroners examination to-day
arc substantially as folows:-After having been ut
the theatre Fitzgerald and some friends entered q
saloon to take u drink. When they went in they
met Andrews, Greene and others standing at
the bar. Ono OF the Fitzgerald party called
for the drinks and asked his friends what they would
take 10 which CAPTAIN FITZGERALD remarked that he
would stake genuine Hibernian drink" This ex-
preston ehcited few remarks in reference to Cap
tain Andrews being elected president of the Hiber
nian Association, which prompted Mr.. Greene to
the assertion that Captain Andrews reflected more
presidents. Here Captain Fitzgerald. who its
late president took offence. and insulting remarks
were rapidly exchanged between the parties.
.aRKENE SHOT BY firzGERALD.
Captain Fitzgerald stated that IL Mr.. Greene took
umbrsge at any remarks Of his he could have any
satisfaction he thought proper under the circum-
stances; upon which Mr.. Greene attempted to draw
his pistol. but Fitzgerald being much quicker drew
was shot twice The first hall entered the left nipple
and passing through tho body lodged under the skin
the right sde between the seventh rib.
The second ball entered the outside OF the left arm
about three inches above the elbow, and shattered
tho bone. The former wound proved fatal.
ANDREWS KILLED.
Captain Andrews moved across the room, and ac-
cording to the evidence of Captain W. L. Spears,
crouched down. when immediately aftcr he saw o
flash from his pistol, and Mt tho same Nine shot
from witness rear. which struck Andrews in the
forehead. killing him instantly.
fTrzdERALD woUSDKD.
Fitzgerald received severe wound in the side the
result OF which cannot yet be determined He states
that he was shot by Andrews.
PARTIES.
Captain W. II. Andrews was tho senior member of
tho frn.of W. II. Andrcwss& Brother. u man OF in
tority capital influence. energy, enterprise and in
tciligente. At the recent county election he was
candidate for the Shcralty. and subsequent TO the
death of W. II. lockwood elected President of
the Howard Association during the dark days
OF pestiience. W. l.. Greene had been
several years ago prominent merchant
OF this city, popular well connected,
and at the time OF his death was employed in the
house of w. H. Andrews 4 Brother. Captain Will
lam r. Fitzgerald moved to this city from Jackson
Mss, fevcral years ago, whore he has enjoyed
reputation as n lawyer OF great prominence, ability
aud cloqucncc. The whole community dcplorcs
most bitterly tho occurrence of 30 lamcntablc an
affair." Captain Andrews will be buried by tho
Knights Tcinplar soon as his absent brothers re-
turn. The Coroner's inquest Is not near finished
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CABLE NOTES.

Apetroleum spring. ono boring Of which yielded
1900 kilos in twenty-four hours. has been discov-
cred at Polar. in Galicia. I..
General Loris Melikof announces that tho .auaran-
tine at Wetlianka has been raised Tho only remain
ing quarantine. at Selitreno. will be raised tho
23d inst
The Times says:-"An English company is about to
start at Flushing, Holland. for tho importation Of
American meat. alive and dead. for the. German
market"
A despatch from Tirnovs says that after stormy
scene the ultras in the Bulgarap Assembly agreed
to no longer delay the discussion Of the constitution.
which has commenced.
Many avalanches have recently occurred in the
Austrian Tyrol. At Beiberg ten houses crushed
by of these. forty persons wero killed. eighteen
seriously injured. and fifteen others missing.
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APOLLINARiS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.

The Apolnaris Company tLimited) have attached but
little Importance to the scandaloas paragraphs and hd,er
tiscucnts respecting Apoiiinais Water which have
pea ed from time 10 time IN tile newspapers.
Some OF the statements absurd that they must
have amused those who had any information tho sub
others without ingenuity aud evincca GER
which aatcd To mislcad the pub
l.c Ther motive and the interests they intended TO
sufficiently transparent
The time has arrived wLcu the Apoilinais Company
(Iimed think IL desirable " riso Ruthoria iatss
setibo reply to the s'ane and malignant
cusatfvns which have been lcvclcd against them.
They do by the pabvato Of the following letter
from tho United TO which they append the
certificate Of the wo,id famous Professor vtcow OF
Berlin.
These documents will satisfy every mind
will leave future sisnccus Inventions respecting
Apolnaiis Water To the contempt which they merit.
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italian COLOMBIA ation-A New
Guinean Italia"
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
Liebknecht Repudiates the
King-Killers.
The Gar and the Czaswirh- Turkeys Troubles
England and Burnah-Frsmh Politics.
HERALD WEATHER SERVICE.

HEAVY STORM IN scoTLAND--DEEP SNOW M
pEDINa TRAvEL-FULFILMENT OF HERALD
PREDIcTIoNs-RoUaH WEATHER AT SEA.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.]
LONDON, March 10, 1879
The HERALD storm warnings dated the
18th and 17th, predi,ting the arrival of de-
pressions on the British and Norwegian
coasts between the 18th and 18th and
between the 18th and Goth, have been
and are being respectively fulfilled COM
pletely. Snow fell in the neighbor-
hood of Greenock, Scotland, yesterday
to the depth of fourteen inches, and in
some places in the Argyleshire hills it is
now more than two feet in depth on the
level Snow ploughs have to be used on
the tramways (horse car railroads) between
Greenock and Gourock, Steamers arriving
at Greenock report the weather outside so
thick as to seriously impede navigation. A
storm of such severity has not occurred ut
this season of the year on the North British
coasts during the past twenty years.
PROLONGED WEATHER DISTURBANCE.
The weather at Dundee and the sur
rounding districts still continues unsettled.
The snow fall is now giting place to rain,
which has fallen in heavy showers during
the day. The Tay and Earn rivers are
rising, and in some places have overfowed
their banks. The barometer is again fall
ing off the southwest coasts as the second
of the predicted storms advances In o
northeasterly direction. At Liverpool the
weather is calm and foggy. At Holyhead the
wind is east northeast and gentle, with fog;
Barometer 49, 7S inches. At Plymouth o
fresh east wind is blowing, the weather is
overcast and the barometer at 20. rs inches,
md at Scilly the wind is fresh from the
eastward, the weather hazy and the barome-
ter at 20. so inches.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
TRIVIAL CHARGES.

COMPLAINT SENT TO THE GOVERNOR AGAINST
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PHELps-THE ANSWER.
ALBANY. March 10. 1870.
Charges have been preferred to Governor Robinson
against District Attorney Phelps. of New York These
charges are made by George s. Wilkes. said to be q
lawyer. The gravamcn Of the accusation is that the
District Attorney had hold on to the bail money
which he ought to have turned over to the Finance
Department City Chamberlain. Mr.. Phelps
answer is that the Sheriff levied the money in the
District Attorneys hands and that he tMr. phelps)
simply obcyed Judgment of the Court. md so was
not liable himself. In view Of this explanation it is
thought here that the charges will be promptly dis
missed.
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ESTIMATES OF THE LOSS OF LIFE--oNE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND PERSONS
FLOODED oUT-THE CONDUCT OF THE UNFoR-
TUNATEs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, March 10, 1879.
The reports from Szegedm respecting the
number Of persons who have lost their lives by
the recent disaster are as conflicting as ever.
The Neue FFcie Pfesse of Vienna says that /, 900
persons were drowned, while the Daily Nccs'
correspondent asserts that tho highest estimates
yet given will prove to bc too low. This
respondent telegraphs that "in the entire dis
trict submerged by the overflow Of the Thesis
about one hundred and twenty thousand per-
SONS were flooded out" Other reports attest to
tho gradual though slow improvement of the
situation. The weather continues dry and has
grown much mildcr, thereby allcviating the
sufferings Of those who still camping out.
The waters arc steadily hut slowly subsiding.
The Thess River has fallen thirty entinctrcs.
Subsistence is going on, though slowly, along
the whole length Of the river. The apprcLen-
sion which has been felt more or less Us to the
safety Of Slentes, Csongrad, Vasarlcly and the
whole country, to the extent of some thirty
miles above Szegcdin, has been removed.
THE HEARING OF THE PEOPLE.
Despite the heavy blow which has struck
Szegcdin the population bear up against it
stoutly. In all the mass of fugitives and house
less refugees not one bcggar is visible and not
one word of complaint is heard. They thank
fully accept provisions, but not only do not ask
for relief in money but in many instances refuse
1t when offered. In the schoolhouse many hum
drcds were crowded together The Minister Of
Finance came and asked them whether they
wanted anything, and the answer was that they
had brought with them provisions for several
days and wanted nothing more. Nothing can
surpass the kindness manifested by all the SUR
rounding country. High and low vic with each
other in forwartlness to relieve the distress.
Emperor Francis Joseph and Herr Tisza, the
Hungarian Premier. and party, when Mt Siege
din visited the schoohousc speaking words of
comfort and promising assistance 10 the refu-
gees.
LONDON, March 20, 1879.
A despatch to the Siundayd from Pcsth says
Szcntcs is again in great danger from the flood
on account Of high wind.
a Vienna despatch to the Daily Ncws says
267 more corpscs have been recovered ut Szc.
ucdin.
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OLD WORLD POLITICS.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD

. "SEw ITALIA AN ITALIAN EMIGRATION
scHEME--rnE FRENCH CABINET TROUBLES
I1rpKNEcHT SPEAKS FOR THE SOCIALISTS
ExaLANps QUARREL IN BURMAH.
INK CABLE 10 THE nERALpl
LoNDoS, March 10, 1879.
Ast. Petersburg despatch to tho Pabie re-
ports that eight officers Of the Imperial Guard
have been arrested ns Nhilists.
Kaiser Wilhelm is advised by his physicians
te avoid intiguc. Consequently the customary
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
TENNEssEE's DEBT.
[Dy TELEGRAPH To THE HERALp.l
NASHVILLE March 10 10

-NHrHNIILE' HurCH ~, IH1W.
At o caucus held by the twenty republicans
out Of Ithe one hundred members composing
the Legislature they decided TO draft and introduce
q bill accepting the bondholdcrs' proposition to
compromise State debt at sixty cents and six per
cent interest Tho chairman Of tho House Finance
Committee reported to-day that the committee had
not found IL practicable expcdien to consider tho
various bills for the settlement OF the State debt aud
returned the same without recommendation. This
looks like nonaction 1t is generally reported to-
night. however. that Governor Marks viii send
message tomorrow proposing TO adjust the debt at
City cents and four per cent interest.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
rRMANY AND THE SOCIALISTS.
LONDON, March 10, 1870.

kONDON, Mnrcn lU, lSIU.
Herr Liebknccht, the socialist, contcndcd, in
his speech in the German Rcichstag ON Monday.
that lloclc and Nobilng the wouLl-bc -assassins
of Emperor William, were not socialists The
socialists. hc said, were convinced that tho prog
rcss of history and triumph Of their phianthropic
,,rourummc could not be impcdcd by tho exist
rncc Of any single individual. Their societies
might bc dissolved and their Journals suppressed,
yet they would cling to their tcncts The middle
classes would soon perceive that what they really
The New York herald., 1879-03-20

ought to dread was the governments drill and
barrack system. Ii the government could prove
the connection Of the German socialists with the
attempts on the lives of the kings Of Spain and
Italy he would accept the anti-socialist law. The
government should itself be placed ut the bar
for imposing the petty state of siege in Berlin
rather than the socialists. Remaining seated
when the Emperor was being cheercd was no in.
suit, but merely duty which socialists owed
their political convictions.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA. Ont, March 10. 1870.
The Parliamentary Committee on Insolvency to-
day passed resolution to continue and amend the
present act aud not repeal IL. subcommittee was
appointed to draft the proposed amendments.
dcputation Of Western cigar makers have
rived to interview the Finance Minister They want
the duty imported cigars and manufactured to-
hacco increased ut least ten per cent
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
COLLISION AT SEA.

THE HAYTIRN STEAMER MICHEL SUNK AND
SIXTY LIVES LOST.
KINGSTON, JAM. via havana, March 10. 1870.
The British steamer Bolivar. Captain Doherty. ply
ing between Liverpool and st. Thomas. came in col
lision with the Haytien steamer Michel The latter
sank and sixty persons were drowned.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
CANADIANS COMpLIMENTED.

OTTAWA. Ont, March 10. 1879.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales has writ
ton letter to each member composing the Canadian
Commission to tho Paris Exposition. thanking them
for the eminent services rendered and enclosing his
portrait o mcmento. Princess Louise made the
presentation at Government House this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
ENGLAND, TURKEY AND GREECE.

CoSsrANrISorLE, March IL, 1870.
Sir Alexander Malet presented his credentials
as Minister plcnipotcntiary of Great Britain ON
Saturday. Tie Sultan declared that he wished
to publicly recognize the services rendered to
him by the Queen, the British government and
the British fleet during the hour of his trial aud
misfortuncs. A grand state banquet vii! l,e
given to the Admiral and officers of the British
fleet Mt the Palacc tonight. The fleet will leave
Gullipoli for Rcsika Bay on Wednesday.
This telegram has apparently been delayed IN
transmission. Last evening the cable informed
,ls that the banquet had taken place, and that
the Sultan had m,,,le speech in which he cx-
pressed his hopes for closer union between
England and the portcl
Sir Austin Lsy,ird has been directed to re-
sumo his duties as British Ambassador ut Con-
stantnopc OH the ! 81 of May.
ATHENS, March 10. 1870.
The official journal announces that the repre-
scntativcs Of the Porte yesterday proposed
boundary differing from that suggested by the
Treaty of Berlin. The Greek Commissioners
declared discussion useless. The meeting brskc
up and the Commissioners have exchanged fare
well visits.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
n,nr,

Tho NATURAL AroLLisAaIs wsrtR OF the Apollinaris
Spring Ncuenahr is an alkaline which
be used habitualy us table water. Its pleasant
taste aud its richness IN csrbonc acid favoraby dis
tinruish IL from the other similar mineral waters.
lSigncd PRVfEsSUR DR. yIRCHOw
BERLIN, December ~, 1875.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parson with the corresponding date OF las. year.
Indicated by the thermometer af Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
swiFTEI THAN FIRE Is TIL

SwIFTER THAN FIRE IS THE PROGRESS OF A
cough Fight IL from the start with HALE's HoNkY or
oRsuouSp TAR. All diseases of tho throat and un
are By this wonderful rritan BE
time Don suffer the disease to make dangerous head
way CRIrrENTONS. 9Th NV. Sold by all druggists.
TIKa's TooTnAcHE DRors cure in one minute.
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A CERTAIN CURE ron ALL COUGHS.

COUGH, COLD OR HOARsENEss INSTANTLY
relieved by the OF BnowSs BnoNcniArs rRocnks 25c
BLAIn'S PILLS.--GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
for Guut and rheumatism. All druggists have them.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
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THE SZEGEDIN DISASTER.

ESTIMATES OF THE LOSS OF LIFE-oNE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND PERSONS
FLOODED ouT-THE CONDUCT OF THE UNFoR-
TUNATES.