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GERMANY,

DEllL1N, July 1.-Crown prlnco Frederick
William. a1tu Ills children l,ayo left here for
London.
c0liLENrz, July 5.-'rlle condition at Eul-
press Augusta Ut Cur1nally continues to pro
gress satisfactorily. =
DE'tl.lS, July 5.-'rho l0lciul Guxcttc
States prominently tlaat tho healtll Of tho
Enpresss Ut Gurhlany illny now b0 regarded
as satisfactory, mud hopes aru entertained
that the complaint will pursuo u normal,
though perhaps slow, course to her recoy-
cry.
, 1881-07-06

ep7Esd! U1balff % The CHttdoo TT1ounf.
GALESA, I'LL, July b.-rho weather to-day
has bco'l tho hottest OF the seaso,. IN this
vicinity. Illu mercury stood ut llooil ut p1 III
the sllale. !ltls 0yelllg thu alr is tairty suE-
f9catti'E. arltl pta,pto ar0 paMting fur bruatll,
No Hllcli lIehtl!lS bten experienced laUre stuee
tlle summer Ut tS7G.
, 1881-07-06

!,n4lS tlleu ~ iinu ~ excuae for HfnEg,
!Goketl., Tliere, wns M p!sslbfh exctso for
i!a conduct, ynt DAVIS retained him because
le WIS a cotrttcr.' = -
HOW GETTYSBURG WAS FOUGHT.
ercnicst 9ffn t,asiio ~ tfs "" snr' ' "''c' WAS 1o
Cultysb,irr. hoIi1 In tho huH,lnrs sio,n
md In ,icctsv. res'.iis. TI,nt wna II" rrcmiat sn
baitlp Of tio Wnrat,I sj,aIi newer fnrrat III
details. il YOU remember, wo Ind a
I.oe's ntiyal,re and lin troons rEvrr.
Inv tho Fn,icrof rom wrr,,; on,1nvnd
After this brush Tho Fcticrai forcns Iilt,yrti
llp and took position on Ceuictory ilIii, hid
III md tnok poslttoti dlructIy in frnnt.
Ewell, 4. i. ll!lj. gid i,Iyself conina'ided tHe
Ice, aid iookc oyer fy tI.s ,sttou st}'1n take 6v
tho Fetlerais. Ind ordered IIlyct,rts around
oocl d t: oscr to 'S Hill se y @ oa as s
"Thoy could not jiaSa @ taks,, X mot mara nara a,,-
vnntAEco1s position for u.s.
."Ihe Federal troops Ind q naturally
sttromg ttn.g nace, pnt Wo Gold !layq THROWN our
more II TINT direction, sllpposng .tt,at our
'Cenietory litll and Washington and walt for
~ attAck. After I had looked n few min
'tSS' %''&hat Sf'a; tsS wepia fi'y; You aoa
right 1lank Of the Federal ariny. ansl take n
position between them and Washington. and
yoi! cnli thus force them to come out and At
tnGk %ou:'
Iho Army o. tue POTOMAC md the Army
OF Northern Virginia wuro too evenly
matched Itt numbers ail proWcss TO admit
Of nly mistakes. The arniy which had the
best position, forcing tho 6tter to attack,
W;ls almost sure Of Auceess. Detween tlIOae
Two armies at that day gellcralshlp was nll-
Important. No two nrmics moro evonly
matc!tel ever faced eacil other. That wins
Why wanted THO advantage Of posltion md
NetGnsc. rather tlili uttAck. We lad gn!ueu
temporary advantage IN the fight Of July
4lltl our soldiers wero ln good spirits. When
Lee looked upon the field he thought ho
could assault tho position taken by tic Fed
erll!s, Glld, replying to my suggestion to move
10 tne rient SalG: a..
,,,.,, 10, VII SlflKe them Whero they nrc,
f'shI oetWeen tAe eyes,
nT,,is wns In tia eynninp. ana i sa,v la
,,a his niti @ it tie 1irectioH of % assa,It Itw n't ny
fm at dayight il, tho ntorlinn' ntatidtne s'tm !"
try to get illn to reconsider lis plaT, Of d.
rect attuck, or. rnttor. honIIlp tllnt iln wn,lid
i,nye done 10 hllnsalf tiurlng Tia t,irht.
Some time Was spent In sociat talk, aild I
Ind nh idea that tic ilnti nbantnt,ct1 fj,n
tl"n...Ht - H. "'+T notuo'.SN tseu
, 1881-07-06

LONDON, June IA Cairo dispatch says
1T Is reported TINT tho Khcdtye of, Egypt
VIII shortly decseo the total abolition OF
slavery throuRhout lls Dominlon," -.
The River Nile IL rlslng satisfactorily,
, 1881-07-06
soNNETs.
Fur The Catefspo 1ftbuna

TRINITY CHIMES. -
lTh6 chltnea 1f Trinity Church, New York, canned
no heard IN Broadway during tho day, because Of
tc nu!8H OF tho StrcGti but distinctly nudlb(o ii
tho lHtldtnys On other sda, tho door and windp1i
When l.,wtthin my quiet room snt down.
Exclude tho ronr which flIa tho nuIsY street.
On which, with eVor- restless, hurrylng feat,
Tho busy crowd. urged on BY Tolls stern frowu,
W else ga pleasure bout, throu4 up at1d down:
Iheu Icatl heGr. In t0ues 80 clear and sweet
Tho music or tho church. tower chimes repeat
And teIl Gnoh passing hour to all tho town., :,
Shut out tho clty's din ind ccasaiess moaps. "
THUS. many fall to hear those Heavenly toner
Which evor ~ tho a!r, and upward betir -.
Tho souls Of those who can tho world OF caro-
Forgot. tho whllo thoy llston md adore: =
, 1881-07-06

STEAMSHIP NEWS.
SOUTHAMPTON, July b.-Arrlycd, the
Ncokar, FROM Now York.
NEw YonK,: July 6.-Arrlycti, the Vest
pllAlla, fronl Hamburg,
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VuNIS.

Tus1s,' July. h-TelekrapiIc colnmunlea.
flon betwepn hero and Susa llas hten inter-
rupte4. It Is feared tho Arahs In tl.at alrec;
tloa are rtslnE. - = ~:
, 1881-07-06

. LONDON, July ga Vienna dlspatci, says;
';Accordins to the st. Petersburg 0olo7
, 1881-07-06
FINANCIAL NEWS.

Sp<etot Dnha1tA 10 &hs Ehttnc0 1fthtlHE.
NEw YorK, July 5.-The money market
was c'lsy during tho morning, and loalcd ut
3@e4c on call or p1elgo Of acceptable stock col
lateral, but lii the Into dealings tho prlco WINS
Advnliccd 10 &c, md ut tho close tic current
quotation WIS 5@Ge. Tho Government busltt-
dealers supplied their requirements at o13c.
Timo loans were nominal. In tho discount
market prime mercantile paper was IN.
changed.
i'll tho sterlng.exchnnee market the non,l.
1al asking quotations were marked up ut
tlio opening by SONS Of the leading llr,lwcrs,
business Indicate IL desire to return to those
currt,it previous to the sud pecurrence which
II thu engrussfng topic Of conversation in
business ctrglcs. Sonic 0f thu baykers wcro
Alspt,sGl 70 do M 1l.sll'css until tho result at
tlIe Presidents injuries latt bcen decided.
There wGre others. lMwever, WHO took Il de-
c!tlgd StalMi nt tho ppGItnE, us,tl continued
inclr, nstell fiEitrcS at saturdays rates.
During t'h] day thu market assumed u stcndy
RETURN OF BULLS AND BEARS.
apfetdt Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yol!ii, July 5.-frlle boys are nlt baclt
froln their excursion on Saturday, which
was nj! that could bg desired, and, with thu
exception Of n few big iisll and sc,,-sorpent
stories toll by thonl, they aplNar to l,Avo
gotten over tho Fourth. Tucker looks |. lit
4 tie hale, fletcher's nose IL a little red yet,
'and Walker is sorry lie could not got lis
courage up to the sticking point 10 20 for
fear ot tho matrimonial quicksan,ls no might
encounter. Grant nlso regruts l,e did not
lnnko II contract for nOre milk, so l,o
could l,nyo joined tho r'arty. Mr.. IreadwelI
l!ls nearly recruited Ills Produce Exchange
CLEO Club, which now il,l,nburs slxtgo,l aill
0nly lacks Il high tenor, for which llU will
advertise for proposals (sca1ed, OF course},
unless so,he Of tic ,hlgh-keyod' operators lit
Club will organize within Il wlok md soull
lo realty to sing, whether tic bears tlance or
tho bulls fight.
, 1881-07-06

PARIS, July 6.-At a Cabinet Council to-
day tho Ministers discussed airAtYs IN Al
getia. and It Is understood tlMt orders wero
lssiled authorizing thu boinbartlnlcnt Ut SfnX.
It Is, however, thought very probable that a
lombardMcnt took place yesterday. Gen.
haCss!er, WHO hts Just bcGil appointed to tic
: cnl1'nlld OF tho army corps In Algerfn, will
star. hitler Immediately. II Albert Grtvy,
Governor Of Algeria. should resign, Gen.
saussler will 10 intrrstetl with civil lis we'll
rs military Isowets. 1t IL not tr1o TINT fresh
trool's Will bo sent to Algeria, us tho present
for.u IL considered sufficient,
, 1881-07-06

'Raron.otor oorsoctol Tor temperature anI In
attunlnhtA1 otrur,
Mem tnrOpeeGr GH!Ntt.
M0nn th1fniInlcttr, E10. os.--
Mean humidity, tt3,S. rSSS=
Highest temperature. U. d
LowoJt Temperature. Ma.
y GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
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A1temnts to ChocIk n MOD

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 1G.-The governor
has been notified by Judge Stark that the
latter had discharged the military at Spring
field in the belief that no further danger is
to be approhended. The governor ordered
tho companies back to Nashville. The gov
ernor afterwards received telegram from
the attorney.genersl saying, "Without a
strong guard Of military the prisoners will
be mobbed." The governor has telegraphed
the sheriff to summons the entire power of
the county to protect the prisoners against
unlawful violence, by all means, and that the
court and civil officers and good people of
Robertson county could maintain the dignity
of law and the good name of the county If
they would.
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the use of the house be rescinded, as they hsd
not been furnished. Adopted.
Mr.. Labatt offered a resolution to contract
to print the journals in advanced sheets, Is
the Statesman" has abandoned the contract
to A, Ii. Bolc & Co. Amended by adding
"any one else," and adopted.
BY Mr., Parker "A bill for the relief Of the
heirs of Lewis Grooms, who was entitled to
q head right as an early settler.
BY Mr.. Kendall-A bill defining the man.
ner Of selecting jures in county courts.
by MIR. Bruce, of McLennan-A bill
Amending the act relating to voluntsry resig-
nation of homestead,
By MIR. Traylor "A bill diminishing the
jurisdiction of the county court of Bosque
county.
reports Of committees:
Committee on constitutional amendment,
--Fayorably on the joint resolution prohib-
iting liquor in Texas.
COMMITTEE on rules--Favorably on the
resolution TO hold two sessions daily.
The committee on claims-Adverely on
Inc blll to allow the claim of w. A. Shaw
OF Galveston, but struck out the accusation
of fraud.
Tho committee on ducation-Favorably
on the amendment to the school law, per
mitting children to attend any school tn,
parents choose.
Tho house took up the bill fixing the tim,
OF holding courts in the fifth judicial dis
trict. Engrossed. Also, the bill chargius
the time of holding courts ia the twenty.lfil
judica district. Passed under suspension o
the rules.
The bill prescribing The time of holding
county courts in Grayson and Dallas coun.
ties passed.
Tho bill diminishing the jurisdiction of the
county court Of Navarro county passed.
The committee ON revenue brought in q
substitute for house bill No. 307, regulating
the tax on liquor dealers. 1t fixes the tax OF
alcoholic AT $3.50 and on malt $3.50.
The house went into committee of th
whole on this bill and consumed tho morn
ing. The committee finally rose and re
ported back the bill with few amendment,
recommending its passage.
The house then adjourned.
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Secretary Sherman's Reply to The He-
quest OF the New York ahamb en-. .sss
Of Commerce.

New York, Feb. l6-The chamber Of
commerce received yesterday the following
letter from the secretary of the treasury in
reply TO the report of the committee ap
pointed by the chamber 10 investigate al.
legged illegal collection of duties on sugsr
George Wilson, Secretary Chamber of Com
merce of tho State Of New York:
SIR: have considered your note OF Feb
ruary Z, in which you incose q copy of u
report adop.s by the chamber of commerce
on the 3D. inst. on the subject of the collection
OF the duties on sugar, and ia which you
state that at the same meeting it was resolved,
"That the secretary Of the treasury be re-
spectlully requested TO rescind his order of
September 2, 1879, and 70 refund the excess
OF duties collected under IL above the lawful
duties rs prescribed by existing statutes.
have the honor to ilGorm tho chamber Of
commerce that prior to tb2 order referred
to this department had become fully satisfls I'd
that large quantities os sugar had been i'm
| ported which had bean artillcisllV colored
for the sole purpose of Introducing therl in
to this c0uatry as of color and grade below
that which fairly belonged to them, thus de.
nS i,s o,,st,,,,s raSanna ,,ini a,ti'nu' ;I
w. 10 1usSgHs onu', iV,iIns honest il-
pol'ols ~ - anu ,t'ns ~, .uo suSat PLau.ers o.
WIG ojuI a. 'nS piVtooslo" "n'oh eoH-
siTSs ir, .usono'I S " I'toru t.inl .neni A.
ona " CO., noo .iiou ~ ny G1iIl
GO hio5 III a,ah eo,S,t at oue u
noo ostabi;shnd n.. onst ~ ~. 'Iio'1sVii
oao maS iS pS ogu.' 'nu Jury An uo'i
u ~ 'ba baV robt e, 1t, ao " '.Sw .i,a.
~ lOaI wy h uJ To " S',i oSois VI is oustTil1
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49, "lo M 'o " a1aolo 49, uSy rpSn S aecVru
M nj w s s.uo oo,ur ''alpp. " ni lsgu'ses
nlS uo''r,no @ "luss f eou'iIenu ,''eIl 10 .T' @
SoIuiUu SoIi apa senso Va o'ery !oness man. to
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'uI M e p'Inl,utl Sa.n iol 0t1uu9sy ,t @uu raul
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eAetu.lns ,eg. . tuis d uiuor m;s Ssa's" ~. yo'"
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sresa H9a'y h ~ %iiGoI'OvO' I;oI, no Vsuet avn "a'
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S.3, SSu3, WIZ wv ~ az osnei uoJeos 'n"n w ptotcN
,idGuS "pVn 'no anE W p'o,SeS Kun
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SANGER BROS.

amount of the subscriptions will be called in.
There will be but one or two directors chosen
from this city, but the largest number Of
officers will be located al Chicago.
"The subscription bookin this city will be
under the charge of the well-known firm OF
A. P. Wright & Son, and will be opened at
their office on Central wharf this morning
In conversation with Kr. w. ;ht on the
subject yesterday, that gentleman stated
that be knew men in Buffalo
who we're eager to buy up the en-
tire 1000 shares, but such q thing could moi
bs permitted, as ii was desired that the in
dividual subscriptions should not exc ID
$500. Mr.. Wright expressed the opinion
that the entire amount of stock allotted &c
Buffalo would be subscribed to-day"
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supreme Court Decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb l6.-In the supreme court
to-day, the following cases were decided:
Colorado county VS. Delauy; from Colo.
rado. Reversed and remsnded.
Wallaham & Go. VS. Green; from Colorado
Reversed and rendered.
s. Mend ct al VS. Bedding; from Gonzales
Affirmed.
Randall VS. Collins ct al; from Houston
Reversed and rendered.
Dawson VS. Sparks; from Falls. Judg
ment as per award Of commissioners of ap-
peals.
City of Galveston VS. Heard; from Calves
ton. Submitted on briefs aud oral algu
ment for both parties.
Haines VS. Hay; from Coryell. Motion &c
transfer record from Austin 10 Galveston
grant ]
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The senate then adjourned.
HOUSE,
HOUSE.
The house met in regular order.

HOUSE.
The house met In regular order.
Several members we're excused.
The reading of the journal was d dispensed
with.
Petitions wero presented ss follows;
BY Mr.. Barry-A memorial from Navarro
county, asking that tho county surveyors
Office be made an Office OF record.
By Mr.. Smith, of Titus A petition from
citizens of Titus county, asking restoration
of criminal jurisdiction Of the county court.
By Mr.. Chenowth--A petition from cti-
zsns of Fannn county, asking for prohibi.
1ry liquor law.
Bills and resolutions were introduced as
follows:
By MIR. Bousvides-A bill defining the
boundaries of certain counties and validating
the cts of certain officers.
BY Mr.. King-A bill reducing the I'D
valorem Tax to 40 cents on the S10O and poll
tax to Sl.50.
BY MIR. Hutcheson-A bill approprating
all unappropriated public domain for educa-
! tional interests of this state.
BY Mr.. Bruce, of McLennan-A bill regu-
lating the time and manner that mechanics
and contractors shall flo liens.
Mr.. Baker offered resolution that the ac-
ton of the house ordering four hundred copies
of the rules Of the seventeenth legislature fol
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San Antonio Items.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. 16.-William Lyttle,
who resides about eight mile. below Castro
vile, says the International route is graded
as far as his place, which is between twenty
five and thirty miles from this city. Heavy
forces are at works as far as Buck creek, Frio
county, or fully so miles from this city. The
Sunset forces have reached Medina county,
and are pushing on rapidly. The lines Of
both roads pass near the Lyttle Mcdonald
ranch. The Sunset passes to the right and
the International TO the left. The first trains
on International going and coming from
Austin to-day. Plenty of passengers. The
International surveying party reached Lare-
do, and is waiting for orders to enter Mexico
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Cotton wnrehouse Burned

Colombus, Ga, Feb l6.-rhe Webster
cotton warehouse, on lower Broad street,
burned at 8 o'clock this morning. The
building was the property of j. E. Webster
and was valued at $4,000. 1t was occupied
for 900 bales of cotton, and $50 rolls of
bsggng. Several tons of guano was almost
completely destroyed The loss on the
building is $1,000; insured for $1,000; loss
on cotton S35,0C1; insured for S21 500. The
FIRE occurred by the accidental lighting OF a
match by little negro boy. The warehouse
was opened in January of 1880.
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Court Of AppeaIs neclsIons

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. l6.-In the court of ap.
peala to-day, the following cases we're dis.
missed:
Wyatt Lansford VS. tho state; from Lam.
pasas.
High Moore VS. the state; from Lampasas
Houston & Texas Central railway com
pany VS. j. B. Clark and wife; from Grimes
The following cases we're affirmed:
Lea, Mcbride 81 90. VS. Levy Bros. and
Owens; from Galveston.
Galveston, Houston & San Antonio railway
company VS. 0. Barnett; fom Gonzales.
Casrles Applegate vs. the state; from
GrnysOn.
W. B. Day vs the stale; from McLennan
Rreveried and remanded:
Galveston, Hous,os & San Antonio rail-
way company vs. N. II. Morris; from Colo
RADIO.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

senate.
Washington, Feb. 16.-Mr. BATON, from
the committee on foreign relations, reported
the following;
Resolved, By the senate and house of rep
resentatives, That the interests of the people
ot the United States of America and tho
welfare and security Of their government are
SO involved in the subject of
the construction of ship canals
and other ways OF transportation Of her
grain vessels across the isthmus, connecting
North and South America, that tho govern.
ernment of the United States, with the frank.
ness which is due TO all other people and
governments hereby asserts that il will in
sst that Its consent is necessary condition
precedent to the execution of any such pro-
| iect, and also as to tue rules ana regulations
under which ether nations shall participate ia
the use Of such canals otherwise either in
peace or war;
The resolution was tabled temporarily,
and ordered printed at tho suggestion % Mr..
Eaton.
Mr.. Window said he would ask to submit
some remarks on the subject at some con-
yenient time.
The fertilization bill was reported from
the committee and placed on the calendar.
Mr., Teller's resolution for night sessions,
beginning Thursday,was passed.
Mr.. Eaton, from the committee on foreign
relations, reported an amendment to the
sundry civil appropriation bill, appropriatng
S25, GOO to pay the expenses Of the en-
bassy to Mexico Referred.
Mr.. Mcdonald then addressed the senate
on inequalities IN taxation caused by the
protective tariff.
AT the conclusion of his remarks the SEN
ate joint resolution to increase the number of
army officers allowed TO be detailed as pro.
fessors Of military science at the college was
passed.
AT 8 o'clock consideration of the funding
bill was resumed.
Mr.. Morrill, spoke MT some length in favor
of the bill as reported, and was followed by
bIessTs. Sanders, Mcdonald, Hereford, Eaton,
Vance, Kirkwood and others.
Mr.. Butler of South Carolina, said no
favored q 81 per cent. rate and long bond,
but as he had been assured . long time
bond would not be passed by the present
congress, ho would accept the next best
proposition OF u 8, 10 or 20 bond.
Alter statement by Mr.. Bsyard that he
would press the bill to its conclusion to-
morrow, the senate, ut 425 went into execu.
tive session, and when the doors reopened,
adjourned.
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Washington, Feb. l6.-rhe senate, in OK
ecutive session, to-day, confirmed the follow.
in. nominations: Adam G. Malloy, collec-
tor Of customs at Galveston, Texas; B. II.
Flanders, assistant treasurer ut New Orleans.
Also, a large number of army and navy pro.
motions, and the following postmasters p.
NJ. Ruthrauif Austin, Texas; Arthur Meers
chiedt, Lagrange, Texas; Danel Gum, Sui
phur Springs, Texas; L. @. r Scott, Orange
TaYae
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Special to the Herald.
Tyler, Feb. 16.-William Carrere, man
who he's ostensibly been doing nothing
here for the past six months, forged note
for $62O on Eli Virgins, farmer.
Major Wimberly kindly advanced the
money, and is now hoping that Osrreres
career may be brought to close.
Cotton receipts to date 15, 100 bales, being
S5 per cent. of the crop. The present prices
will bring in per cent. of the remainder.
The meanest man in Texas does rot live
on the line of the Texas g. Pacific railway, as
reported in southern papers, but five miles
south of Tyler, on the Texas 81 st. Louis
road. He got as much for his right-of-way
as his farm was worth, and then deliberately
watched train run into washout. He is a
candidate for the "golden slippers"
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
4 walking Match and Another Alarm
OF Fire at DenisOn-A Damaged
Schooner On the Gulf-A For
gerry at TyIer-Supreme and
Appellate Court Decis-
ions, Etc, Etc.
Galveston Items.

NNANNNANh ANNAAtN.
Special to the Herald
Galveston, Feb. 16.--The revenue cutter
Mclean returned from cruiso down the
coast to-day, and reports that the schooner
Garnock, from Caliseu, for Corpus Christi
with lumber and ties for the Corpus Christi,
San Diego Il Rio Grande railroad, parted
her cable last Friday morning on Pelican
Island, near Indianolr She is seventy. five
tons register, valued at $500, her cargo at
Sll,6O0. The crew Of life saving
station No. boarded her and
kept her free for eight hours and safely
landed the crew. The GarnoclS Is lying easy.
Her cargo will ba saved and vessel iloated,
The cutter also reported that the miyzon mast
of the schooner Daniel Coos is still visible
with tho American flag flying. No Lighters
were seen near. 0ne will 90 down to the
wreck.
Jack Frazer, colored wood chopper
while attempting to board train at Dickin
son, on the Gslveston, Houston 81 Hender
son railway, this morning, fell and broke hi
.eg He was brought to the city and sent tC
the hospital for treatment.
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Remains of Fernando Wood.

st. Louis, Feb. l6.-The remains of Hon.
Fernando Wosd, of New York. arrived here
from Hot Springs, Ark, about noon, under
charge of a committee of the Arkansas legis-
lature. Mr.. James Wood, son of the de-
ceased congressman, and Mrs. Baldwin, his
sister, wero on the train and will accompany
the body home.
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supposeo to Have perlshed.

Nantuckett, Mass. Feb. 16.--Tbe bark
Hazard, of Salem, for Boston, struck ON tho
south shoal last night. The csptsin and two
men reached the shore in small gig, but
the second mate and SIX men, who attempted
to saw themselves on raft, are supposed to
have Eorished.
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Special to the Herald

SpecIhI 70 the HeraId.
Waco, Feb. 16.-The continued cold
weather delays railroad work in this vicinity,
but there are plenty of men here to rush
things when the weather permits. The ma
terial for the Missouri Pacific iron bridge
across the Brazos at this point is expected
daily.
The village of Hillsboro, in the adjoining
county of Hill, is having regular
boom on the strength of the coming Of the