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FRENCH POLICY.
INNOCENCE OF A PORTION OF THE RcCHEBoUET
AlINIsrRY-ANxIoUs TO RETAIN THE FOREIGN
TRADE.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, March ~, 1879.
A note published i'll Paris, apparently em;lnatr
ing from five members of the Rochcbouet Cabi-
net, who, being public fiinctionaries could not
sign the public protest, declares that the mem
hers in question tMM. Faye, Ozenne and others)
first heard OF General dc Grilnundet de Roche
bouet's kilograms from NJ. Brisson's report
and only accepted office with the view Of carry
ing on the business of the country. The Times
says that nobody will dispute this disclaimer.
An important meeting of twcnty-three Cham
hers of Commerce was held OH Thursday in the
rooms of the Paris Chamber of Commerce. Bor-
deaux, Lyons, Montpelier, st. Etienne, Rheims,
Calais. Rcnnes and Narbonne were represented.
An address to the Ministers favorable to the
maintenance of the treaties of commerce was
drawn up. La LitertG, of Paris, says that M.
Tirard, Minister of Commerce, receiving a
deputation from Chambers of Commerce repre-
scnted mt the meeting of Thursday, stated that
the system of commercial treaties would be
adhered to, and that no retrograde policy was
contemplated. lie Temps and the National as
scrt that mt the above interview NJ Tirard cx-
pressed his personal views. Fifty-four com
inunists from New Caledonia arrived here on
Thursday.
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THE INDICTED JUDGES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

iBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALD.1
LYScHBURG. Va. March II. 1879.
Judge Haythe, OF Campbell county. one of the
Judges indicted in the United States Court yesterday
for violating the Civil Rights bill, came here to-day
for the purpose of going to immediate trial before
Judge Rives. The leading members of the Bar
urging him to do nothing of the kind; but, with
the other indicted judges. and those recently in
diced for the thing ut Danvlle 60 TO the United
States Supreme Court habeas corpus. The Law
yers say it will be not only undigncd, but de2rau
ing to the Virginia Judiciary to go to trial before
Judge Riyes until forced to do by decision from
the highest tribunal. Judge Haythc has not yet fully
determined what course to pursue All the other
judees indicted here will await arrest, and, IL
rested, will pursue the same course AS did Judge
Coles who was indicted ut Danville.
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THE BERLIN SETTLEMENT.
HOW THE TREATY IS SOLVING THE EASTERN
QuEsTIoN-BULGARIA AND EAST RoUNrELIA-
THE MIXED OCCUPATION PLAN AND HOW IT
is RECEIVED -THE ANaLo-TURKIsH UNDER
STANDING.
tBY CABLE TO THE BERALD.l

STANDING.
iBY CABLE TO THE BERALD.l
LONDON. March 90. 1879.
The attitude Of Prince Dondouko Korsakof. Gov
ernor Of Bulgaria aud the change it has effected at
Tirnova remarkable than the incidents in
East Roumcla last week connected with the personal
protection accorded to M. Schmidt by Russian Off.
aforementioned in these dispatches yesterday-as
showing an Anglo Russian understanding for Prince
Korsakoff has been heretofore avowed
antagonist Of the Berlin settlement He returned to
Tirnova on Tuesda, ami on Wednesday morning
sent message to the Assembly regrcttng to hear
that the Assembly had deyiatci from the line of its
duty marked out by the Treaty Of Berlin.
and had been occupying itself with matters
entirely outside of its jurisdiction. lie strongly
desired that more time be wasted in discussing
matters concerning which the Assembly had no
power OF action or even OF suggestion Ga re-
ceipt of this message there was considerable excite
ment among the members. and it soon became evil
dent that the whole subject OF European deputa-
ton and the memorials was overthrown by the
Princes note Cries arose from all parts OF the hall
that the constitution should be Immediately pro-
cceded with. motion To that effect was made and
carried Then the Secretary ordered to read
the constitution which at last. after weeks wasted
In useless discussions the union OF Bulgaria. is
laid formally before the Assembly: Several 81;
has been appointed Commander-in-Chicf of the Bul.
garian army.
A Vienna despatch to the Times says:--"Thc Turks,
in opposing the mixed occupation. appeal to the
Treaty Of Berlin. which authorizes the Governor OF
Eastern Koumelia to seek the assistance OF Turkish
troops in of need. The Turks set greater store
this right than the right to garrison the from.
tier and to facilitate the exercise OF the former right
they intend to establish q camp on the border or
Eastern Roumea. in the direction of A6ranope.
so as to be in readiness to march into the
country at the call OF the future Governor
A despatch from Constantinopc says that the
wi be completed In week. The Manchester Guar
dams London correspondent says:--'It Is stated
that the AngloTurkish Convention will be put In
operation soon. general officer of high reputation
will be appointed Consul.Gcncral In Asia Minor.
Several of the consuls will be military officers"
onsantinople despatch states that the Grand Vizcr
has declared that he intends to act In conformity
with the views of the British aud French govern
ments In his negotiations with Greece.
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ApOLLlNARlS
-
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.

The Apollnaris Company Limited have attached but
little to the scandalous paragraphs aud advcr
tscmcnts respecting Apoilinars Water which have APP
pearrd from time to time IN the newspapers
Some of the statements absurd that they must
those who had Information the sub
jcct; others without ingenuity and evinccd
tain which calculated to mslcad the pub
lie Their and the Interests they Intended TO
serve sufficiently transparent.
The time has arrived when tho Apollinaris Company
Limited think II desirable to give authoritative.
reply, to the slandcr"u- and malignant
sntinns which have been icyclled against them
They do by the publication OF tho following letter
the United states Treasury TO which they append the
certificate of the wo,ldamous Professor Wicklow, of
Berlin
documents will satisfy every reasonable mind aud
will leave any future slandcuus Inventions respecting
Apolinaris Wnter to the contcnIpt which they merit
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bluford Wilson, Of Illinois, and General James II.
wilson. of st. Louis. at the Brevoort. senator
Hamilton Harris. of Albany. and Horatio G.. knight.
of Massachusetts,. are at the Park Avenue. General
b. H. Robertson. of Washington, is at the New York
senator william W. Rockwell. of Glens Falls, n. "
and Assemblym Charles NJ. Titus. OF Ithaca. are at
the ST. James. Henry A. Whitney, president Of the
Boston and Providence Railroad Company. is at the
Brunswick.
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SINKING OF A FRENCH BATTERY
FoUNDERING OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF ToRTY-sEyEN MEN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERAID.1

ToULoN, March 81, 1870.
dcred off Hycres in gale on Wednesday.
Foriy-scvcn men were drowned ont of crew
of 122. The storm arose during firing practice,
and the Arrogante sprung leak. The ship
Souverain, which was near by, was unable to
render any assistance. An effort was made to
beach the Arrogante, but she sank about
kilometrc from the Isles Of Hyeres The AFRO
Gante's armor was five inches thick at the water
line. She carried nine six-ton guns and was Of
1888 tons burthen. Her engines were Of 500
horse power.
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CABLE NOTES.

The United states steamer Alliance arrived at Leg
horn on the 18th inst.
well known countess has been arrested at ST.
Petersburg for connection with the nihilists.
The Official Casette of Rome. publishes note APP
pcaing to the Italian people TO open subscriptions In
aid Of the sufferers by the szcgedin flood.
A Berlin despatch to the Post announces that Coun
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GERMANY GAY AND GRAVE.

THE COMING CELEBRATION OF THE KAIsER's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oUARRELsoMENEss.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, March 22, 1870.
The Berlin corresponding of the Times says:--
"prnccs and potcntatcs are arriving here
from all parts of Germany to celebrate
tho Emperor Williams birthday. The
Austrian Ambassador has just returned
from a long fnrough, doubtless with q
view of presenting his congratulations person
ally. General DO Chanzy, the newly appointed
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WHERE THE CATTLE CAME FROM.

PORTLAND. Me-, March n, 1879.
The cattle by the steamer Ontario. hence February
81, for Liverpool-1G4 head-were all from Chicago.
having arrived here by way of Boston, and were
amined by the appointed veterinary surgeon. Mr..
Ripley. who certified them to be all in healthy and
good condition.
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PARTLY FROM CANADA.

BOSTON, Mass, March q. 1870
The cattle shipped by the steamer Brazilian from
this port on February -. for the larger part
American. but is impossible to ascertain from what
section they came. portion from Canada.
Both lots supposed to be in good condition but
the agents here unable to give further informa
ton.
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

EAsroN Pa. March II. 1879.
Adam Fogcl. aged sixty years, residing ON farm a
few miles from Esston committed suicide this
morning by hanging himself to beam in his barn.
He had become melancholy over the death of very
promising son, and twice before attempted to take
his own life.
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THE DISEASED AMERICAN BEEVES
WISE AFTER THE EvENT--THE MEAT SOLD IN
LONDON.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
horse power

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, March 21, 1879.
The cargo Of cattle on the steamer Brazilian,
which reached Liverpool on the 9TH inst. from
Boston, were slaughtered in the regular course
OF trade, according to the requirements Of the
Privy Council regulations, and the meat was
sold in the London markets, which could not
have been done If they had been slaughtered OH
account Of disease. But the Times stated on
March IS that there were ten eases of pleuro-
pneumonia among the Brazilan's cargo and the
same number among that Of the Ontario.
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ARRIVAL OF 1--WE HUNDRED CHINAMEN--
CHINESE Politics.
OFF FOR ALASKA.

SAN Francisco. March II, 1870.
The United States steamer Alaska will leave for
Sitka at midnight.
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others have made the matter study who havo

others who have made the matter study ana who have
fully inspected the spring
The Consul that the fullest opportunity given
him examine the spring and all ITS surroundings that
mucLin, for the Manufacture OF artificial cnranc
acid found the premises. and that
necessity existed for the manufacture of such
in battling the the that the spring itself
supplies far than necessary tor the purpose ot
bottng the waters aud preserving the
ntained in the while in Tie sprns The
cone ludes his report follows ~ therefore
that IL Is opinion formed after what der "A
full and plin-takins investigation, that the AroLNARts
WATER tied the ApOllinars ping exported the
United States beyond question natural mineral water
The ev idence which accompanies the Consus despatch
abundany sustain his conclusion that the APoL
LrNARIs heretofore imported, is natural mineral
water euttlcd to exemption FROM duty
Very respectfully, II. f. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.
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The NATURAL AroLLINARis WATER o. the Apollinaris
Spring N-ueuahr is an alkaline gaseous water which
may be used habitnay as table water Its pleasant
taste and its richness IN pure carb"nc acid avoraby dis
tinguish from the other similar mineral waters.
lSigned.l PktFESSOk DIX NlNCiOW.
BERLIN December "a, 1871.
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EUROPE,

VISIT TO LoNDoN.-MEssRs. JAY RESPECT
fully the honor avsit from ladies and gentle
elegant six Costumes Pa isian Nantes artistic Millinery
ro@ s 5s
seasons. The following extract from American
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moderate prices than ladies them on the
fair readers to this time honcred shment.
w wl. We are sure 'Ass s % n' ''' ''''s 's'
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crate in price: terms net cash.
Price lists on application.
ONG's HOTEL BOND ST.. LONDON
LEstablished upward of century This we'll known and
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cuisine aud cellar Of the choicest wines.
T INcoLN, BENNETT & CO.,
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MEssRs. EDWARD PATTON 4 son. GUN AND
H. he ss Soy %
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-20
A BENEFACTRESS.

Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Win
slow will prove the American Florence Night
ingale of the Nursery. OF this we are so sure,
that we will teach our "Susy" to say, "A
blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for helping her to
survive and escape the gripping, colicking and
teething siege. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP relieves the child from pain,
and cures dysentery and diarrhea. 1t softens
the gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely through
the teething period. 1t performs precisely
what it processes to perform, every part of it
nothing less. We have never seen Mrs.
Winslow-know her only through the prepa-
ration of her 'Soothing Syrup for Children
Teething." five had the power we would
make her, as she is physical saviour to the
infant race. Sold by all druggists. % cents
a bottle. decl7-tWSM&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-20

The Portland Argus says: A gentleman of
this city has family cat which is unques-
tionably entitled to the above appellation.
One evening recently the gentleman and his
wife visited an acquaintance in distant part
of the city and it was not noticed that pussy"
had taken 1t into her head to visit the same
acquaintance also. Their call was prolonged
something over three hours and upon opening
the door to depart the cat was dis
covered patiently waiting on the steps to es-
cort her master and mistress back to their
own domicile, which she did in faithful and
affectionate manner.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE COUNT.OUT.


BANGOR, December 49, A call for an in
dignation meeting, Saturday evening, to de-
nounce the counting out conspiracy, will be
printed in the morning. 1t is signed by be-
tween 800 and 400 citizens, including the
mayor and members of the city government,
eight ex-mayors, the leading clergymen, and
most of the prominent men of the commu-
nifty. The number of signers was limited by
the brief time of circulating the call. The
feelings of the community are most intense,
and the indignation is hourly increasing.
Other indignation meetings are already an
nounced for Monday evening in Dexter,
Wednesday evening in Etna, and there is
evidence of a general uprising throughout
this section.
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| at the very yitals of the government itself.
| A democratic republican government like
That of our State is a government Of the peo-
| pie. for the People, and by the people, but
| the late action of the Governor and Council
| tramples upon and brushes out the will of the
people There can be no doubt of the In
| tent of the will of the people, as expressed
by their votes in September last, and yet
| such is the late decision of those in author
ity that that intent cannot possibly be felt.
To this the people, without regard to party,
| should not quietly submit. The wrong 10
momentous. Were it the republican party,
with which | usually vote, that were guilty
of the outrage, / should condemn it with
equal heartiness.
All lawful and judicious means of redress
must be sought, and can but believe that
some way will yet be found by which the
great evil which menaces our rights and lib
critics may be averted.
Respectfully.
Gro. w. DUMMY.
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes made a ring
ing speech. The inadequacy Of language
forbade him from expressing his feelings.
He had steadily held that it was impossible
for such thing to be done, as had been by
the Governor and Council The magnitude
of the crime has paralyzed thought rather
than stimulated it. The course of the in
famous Governor and Council is revolution
airy. George III. could not overcome us,
neither could JEFF Davis, and is it left this
old syringe squirter to do it? He referred to
the Madgan- Burleigh case, and said that in
that there were twenty-five defective returns,
and only one of them was counted out.
What will you do about it? (voices shout,
fight! and rounds of shouts prevaiD. The
plans of the Governor and Council must not
prevail, and five are determined, they will
not.
Geo. Z. Weeks, Esq, representative-elect
from Augusta, made the closing remarks of
the occasion, saying that this conspiracy
must be npped in the bud, and not wait till
next year. The Legislature is ours, and if
not given our rights there we will fight for it.
The applause had hardly closed when Mr..
c. H. Stone came forward, said that he was
soldier, and proposed to get his gun ready
for service.
On motion of Hon. }. NJ. Haynes the res
olutions were now adopted by rising vote,
every person standing and shoutinghi faye"
Three of the most hearty, ringing cheers that
often din ones ears were given for Daniel f.
Davis, the next Governor of Maine, and the
memorable meeting was over.