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?nad, and dissolution ?u significantly kintad at
?a the gl? tide and muttered threats of revolution
were heard on the other. Now comes the intelligence
that the Chamber of Deputies has voted a resolution
demanding the Impeachment ef Mabmoud Ncddim
Pschis Mahmoud Neddim was Qrand Vizier under
Abdul-Aziz, and was regarded as a friend of ltussie
ard accused by some of being a tool ol General Igna
tief
boxcar/ clamukixq f<*k war.
Tbe question ts to wbether Austria will take part in
tbe war is daily assuming more and more importance,
and tbe news bearing on the subject is watched here
With the keenest possible interest. It it felt that if
England is lor.eu eventual.y to interfere in the strug
gle she would be in a peculiarly difficult position if
left without au ally. Austria is naturally looked
to as having interests opposed to those of
Russia, and the hope is very apparent that
?he may be induced to take the held.
The war feeling in Hungary in unmistakably on the
increase, bnt the government ta evidently withheld by
the certainty tbai tbe passage of the Turkish frontier
by au Austrian torce would bo the signal ior such au
extension ef tbe war as would startle Europe. A
Vienna despaicb announces that tbe Anstrtan govern
ment's attention is riveted on the increasing agitation
in Hungary. There is eager clamor lor war among ail
c asses, a comparatively short tima will tell whether
the government will yielu to this clamor or not.
The question, ta being discussed in Vienna whether
It it not advisable to incorporate Bosnia, Herzegovina
and rierviaiuto one state under au Austrian archduke.
Tne question baa yet to be decided whether Austrian
interference in the war would be hostile to Russia, or
merely with a view to the acquisition oi some of'fur
key's Slavonic provinces with toe connivance of
Russia.
ar.K Rl'S.SlA, CkHOAJiV ASLI Al'STBU LN ACCORD 1
A Bucharest correspondent letegrapba as follows
"The Grand Duke Nicholas has been stopping here
some days, and it is ascertained that he. during that
time, has remarked that he intends to enter
Constantinople to make the Turks reel that tbey art
crusbed, although be does not intend to retain the
city. There ta a dim beliet here among well
informed persons that a tacit '1 not al
ready deiiued understanding exists between
Russia, Germany and Italy, and that the
Court, party in Austria is iu accord wltb the
other Eastern potentates. The Hungarian element
Is ol course hostile, but utterly powerless to oppose
sucn a coalition. Many incidents may be construed
into continuation of tne above boltel, tbe most
important perhaps being tbe peremptory
closing of Danube navigation by tbe
KusSianv. a'ter tbe Turks had promised to
allow uninterrupted neutrul commerce and tbe
recently d't cloned movement ol P.ussian troops west
ward oI the positions beyond which the anil-Russian
element of Europe had virtually decided they should
hot go without remonstrance."
P.u: SIAXUS JXKEPRM'KNCK.
General Dochlouroff, who was head ol General
TcUoruayefl'a stuff during the Servian war, has re
ceived an appointment in connection with tbe Rou
ruuniah headquarters. It is believed that Russia Will
first recognize the independence ol' Roumauta, and
that Germany, France and Italy will lollow. England
and Austria are expected to delay recognition. A
Vienna despatch says the declaration of Rou
manian independence bus produced very little
Impression here. As for the altitude likely to be
lakeu by the l'owers, no conclusion can yet be
formed. None of thorn are likely to give an opinion
before placing themselves in communication with (he
others and ascertaining their views
TMKKATKX1XU TT KK KV'lJ VASSALS.
The Xorth b'trman Oo'ftU slates that Russia has
declared to 'funis that d military or pecuniary aid
Is reudered to ti e sultan the Bey must prepare to
see his capital bombarded. The Tunis government
is also disquieted by the concentration ol a French
force on the trontier.
TUB XAYICATIOX Of TUE OAM'HK
The St. Petersburg Cabiuet, according to a despatch
from Vienna, has expressed adhesion to tbe views of
the Austrian government that the impediment ol navi
gation of iho Danube should only lost us long as It is
made absolutely necessary on account ol military
operations. No doubt is entertained thut the Porto
will likewise accede to the views ol the V.enna
Cabinet.
Soven hundred Jews, deprived ol a livelihood by tbe
closing ol tbo navigation of the Danube, destitute,
oouscless aiul almost starving in Will din, have taken
refuge under the ffails oflhe fortress in tear of a bom
bardment.
MISCKLLAXKOrS WAR JiOTKS.
A Bucharest despatch reports that at six o'clock on
fncsday morning the Turks fired irom Raliovu at an
Austrian steamer, which, alter .several shots,
caught lire. From Cettin.jo it is Announced
tha' Montenegro has postponed the recommence
meat of hostilities until tha Rusaluns have actually
crossed tho Danube. It is reported from Kagassthat
levoral Mlndite insurrectionary leaders wero arreted I
near Giimbigno by the Turks while on thoir way to
Montenegro to concert common action with tho
Prince. There is great excitement in tbe tfirldita.
The British Mediterranean squadron isespecieu at Hie
Virions to-day.
A despatch Irom Varna says:?"By order ol tho
Ministor ot War all Circassian cavalry officers here ,
have been summoned to Constantinople for the pur- ?
pose of organizing twenty-five Circassian regiments
tlicro and si Adriauoplo and Sofia."
Tho Creel; Minister at Vienna has given the most de- |
elded n?surunces that the rumors that Greece is to join i
in tbe war are unfounded.
A despatch from Slftova says an extensive overflow '
of the Danabe is reported. The road from Rustchuk ,
is flooded.
ANXIOUS TO GO TO WAR.
Washington, May 23. 1877.
Numerous applications are being undo to tbe Stat*
Department lor atsistaacetoprocure position* in tho
medicalcorps and various other brtnehee of tbe Kos
sian military service. 1 o all such application." Secretary
Evans responds that In vlow ol our neutrality obliga
tions the department cannot render any assistance oi
the nature indicated.
WAR MATERIAL FOR THE RUS
SIANS.
da* Francisco. Cat, May 'J.'J, 1877.
W. T. Garratt & Co. hsve been supplying the Russian
corvette Japonets, now in tbls harbor, and expecting
soon to gall under sealed orders, with a quantity of
war material, understood to consist mainly of torpedo
cases, though the fl.ni and the otlicers ol the -laponeir.
are indisposed to give lulormalion on rbo subnet.
HARBOR DEFENCE FOR VICTORIA.
Ottawa, May 23,1877.
Application Iirk boon ruado to the.Militis It ?pertinent I
lor tho erection of a battery at McAuley't Polut, .'or
tho defence ot Victoria liarbor, British Columbia. 1
Serviceable guns ol heavy calibre are lying si the i
Navy Vard ol that city, which tho imperial govern
went is willing to present to the Dominion tor ibis 1
purpose. General .-in th has-rcported iu favor of an '
earthwork at tho point nuunu, and tho subject is j
nntier consideration.
SHOCKING RAILWAY CASUALTY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THK HERALD. j
t nn-wcoTui, Ohio, May 2b, 1857.
1>. Truman, d colored man, about thirty years of age,
porter on the Pullman palace car on train No. 1, which
reaches here Iroin the West at ten minutes pint one
o'clock P. M., white hanging on the plnttorm as the
tram via* coming Into the depot to-day, struck Ins
head again.t a telegraph pole and was thrown under
too cur*. All the wheels ot one side ol the Pullman
ear pa*se?l over lus hod), culling tl into ihreo pieces.
H" was married, lived in Baltimore and loaves a w.ie
and two children.
THE ROCKFORD DISASTER.
VERDICT or THE CORONER S JURY?SEVERE BE
ELECTIONS ON THE ABCH1TECT AND THK
BOARD OP SUPERVISORS.
CltCAOO, May 23, 1877.
The Tribune's Rockford, 111., special, says the Cor.
oner's Jury to-night, after thirteen days' work, ren
dered a verdict In the Court House case which
ts fully sustained by public opinion. Tbe
gad that Henry I. Gay, tbe architect, throagh neglect
to prowde for the great amount of weight called lor
to complete the bul ling according to bis plans, is
irniliv "I the death." ot tho deceased, and
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that the Hoard of Supervisors failed to use necessary
caution In ctaminlug the plans and speciUealioua. and
acted unwisely lu not employing a competent archi
tect to superintend the construction ol the building.
From All Parts of the
World.
General Grant to Receive Royal
Horors in England.
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Large l^ocly of Troops Ex
pected in Alsace.
WILL IViAGMAUON RESIGN?
Due Decazes' Latest Circular on the
Foreign Policy.
Don Carlos "Escorted to the
Frontier."
[BY CABUi TO THE HEKAGD. ]
Lonuon, May 24, 1877.
The London Timks devotes a leader to day to the
approaching arrival ol General Grant, saying that
he will be received tu Lngland a* au Illustrious
num. Grant's coming promise-- to be the event or the
season, 'the English government have considered
the question as to whether he shall be received
officially as a private gentleman, or as the
ex-Chief Magistrate of the l.'nlted States.
The precedents discussed are the cases of Fillmore
and Van Uuren, whom Fairuersto/i decided to re
ceive as private gentlemen.
A OtlEAT HOMOK.
Lord BencohSUeUFs Cabinet have now decided
that Grant sliall be received with all the etiquette
observed toward cx-sovereigns, aud have so In
formally informed our government.
Til K II ISM A11CK SCABS.
Germany's relations with France ate evidently not
of the most cordial oatare. Tho return ol Trlnce
Bismarck to Berlin Is Interpreted in Parts in a
very unlavorable lieut, aud every move made by
the Chancellor la now closely watched. At (be
time the news of the recall reached the French capital
on Tueaday the Bourse was qtoite buoyant, a sudden
rise in the funds being assisted by what is known
in the United Stales as the "covering ol
aborts." Bismarck's name, however, acted as an
luimediate check to the advance, and soon turned
the tide In the opposite direction. Notwithstanding
the announcement that the German troops on the fron
tier sre some six orscven thousand stronger than those
ol France, it is ceriain the Emperor will concentrate a
still larger force there. Speaking of fhlR yesterday,
tho Xorlh Qrrman Gazrttf says the delay in the
adoption of measures to counterbalance the increase
of forces in Eastern France is not caused by any
doubts as to the necessity ol such measures, but only
by considerations relative lo details.
fax fjmxcb cabinbt crisis.
A despatch trom Paris, discussing the difficulties be
tween tho President ol the Republic and the Legis
lature, states that France will doubtless pronounce
overwhelmingly against President Mactluhon at the
elections, oven if tho Senate gives n majority in lavor
of dissolution, which Is very doubtful. The refusal of
the Senate to authorize a dissolution would, inovitahly,
causo MacMabou's resignation.
A llftAKSfRlMi; CIRCt'LA It.
The Duke Docazoa has issued a circular protesting
against the supposition that the new Ministry enter
tains any Idea o! departing from neutrality, or tolerat
ing manifestations of any party In Trance against
foreign Powers.
WHAT IS TBOl'GUT l.V ITALY.
In the Italian CUumber of Deputies at Rome yes
terdar Ministers ilelegarl and Depretls, replying to
Interpellations relative to relations between France
and Italy, made the most manuring, statement- to tlio
cirect that the cordial relations of tbe two countries
have not been afccted by the recent events in France.
PRESS FBORECtflOXS.
Prosecutions have been instituted -against tbe pro
vincial papers, Marstilliiisr and Paris, for Insulting
President MucMnhon.
FKKPKOIOUAL R K8IUN ATIOXS.
A number of sub-prefects have tendered tbelr resig
nations.
WILL THIS EXHIBITION UK POHTPOXt'.tlf
La I'atrie says the idea of postponing the Inhibition
ol 1878 is seriously entortainod, in consequence ol the
complicated condition of foreign Affairs, bat no de
cisioa has yet boen reached. (Tho Bonapartist papers
persistently circulated tbe same roport previous to (he
crisis and It was then several times denjed.)
DOS CARLOS BOWED OCT.
Yesterday Don Carlos received a notice from the
Foreign Office requesting his immediate withdrawal
from the French territory. Accordingly the Spanish
Pretender left last night (or l.tra, Austria, being es
corted to the frontier by the police.
* AN AM KMC AM CHBVAUkR IX HOilK.
The Titnr*1 despatch from Rohm states that Cheva
lier Berlin (?), of New York, will have an audience
with tbe Pope to-day, and preaent him a number of
costly gifts.
RAO FOR TIIK CLTOR Srtl PWJilimTS.
The master shipwrights on the Clyde met at Glasgow
on Tuesday and resolved that the pros-ant position of
the dispute does not afford, a basis for settlement by
arbitration.
EXP or THE SUMATRA WAR.
A despatch Ironi thu Haguo . ays that the entire
eastern coast ol Atchm has finally yielded to tho I
Dutch.
THE CIYV (IP HIUS?KI,r.
1 be Time*' special from lurk soys up to nine o'clock I
last night no news had been received of tbe City of j
Brussels or ol tho mg Kingfisher. Adverse easterly <
win It bava prevailed dhrtng the past (wo days.
JAPAN.
THK INSfBbECi'JUN BLIND RAPIDLY QUELLED.
Wamiiimuto-V, May S3, 1877.
Despatches received Iroru Japan report ibut itie
Japanese government In making rapid headway in
quelhrg the insurrection against Its authority.
A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
BAD RESULT OV THK CA11ELK.H8 HANDLING Of
FIREARMS.
(BY TKLBORAPH TO THE HERALD. 1
Norfolk, 7a., May S3, 1677.
At Edenton, N. C . yesterday, a youth named Georgo
Parnsh was sent by fits matter on an errand down
town, ond after having accomplished it to went into
tlie store ol Kichard Lie, colored, to examine u gun.
Leo showed hnu ono unloaded, as be thought. George
??summed it and huoaed It baoK (o Lee, remarking thai
it was loo heavy lor him, and asked lor a pistol. Loe
handed turn one, and while be was ('Summing it Lee
drew the gun across tbe showcase to put it up, when
it went oil. the muzzle being wttnin three feet ol Paf
rlsb's head. He was killed almost instantly, tbe back
ol alt head being entirdly blown oil'.
HEALTH OF SENATOR DAVID DAVIS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. 1
Bloomimotoik, III., May 23, 1877.
Ward H. LamoB, at Washington, D. C., find others
telegraphed here to-day, inquiring how serious Is.
Senator David Davis' Illness, indicating that a report Is
abroad that that gentleman la In ul-n< alih Senator
Davis Is at boiuo, here, in per led heaiib. His son,
George Perrin Davis, Las been sick, irotn which fact,
probably, tbe report arise3. The latter is uow out ol'
danger.'
THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.
HEIt 84FI1TT 4ND PROBAULK ARRIVAL AT CORK
a.UiliOB BY BVfURKAY AT FCBTHFBT.
I'uiLAur.i.fBiA, May 23, 18T7.
1u? steamship Ohio, which has arrived here irom
Liverpool, report* ibat on May Id, lu latitude 49 dog.
34 mm., longitude 28 deg. 44 mtn , she signalled the
steamship City ot Brussels, lrou New York, under
sail. All well.
[At toe time tba City ot Brussels waa signalled by tho
steamabip Ohio sbe was 1,200 miles west-sontbwest
of Cnpe Clear, Ireland, and a Utile to the noribeaat
ward ol'tbe mid-Atlantic aboal known to navigators n
tbe "tbreo cbitunies," over which the French cable la
laid. On the same day at noon and la north latitude
i?0 deg. 47 min. and weal longitude 22 deg. 3d mlu., or
ubout 300 miles easi-nnrtheast of tbe position
of tbe City ?1 Brussels, the bleamor Bothnia
of the Cunard line experienced atrong breezes
and squalls from tbe west-southwest which
were extremely favorable for tbe disabled
ship. Next day, the ltitb, the Bothnia, at noon, wae
almost in tbe same position that tba City of Brusaela
was in when signalled by the Ohio, and bud a fresh
galo Irom the northwest, with squalls and a high sea.
If the City ol Brussels wa3 making only from Ave to
seven miles an hour a lib this lavorable wind sbe must
have sailed eastward about 120 miles and poBSibly out
of the northwest wind which attended an area of low
barometer to the northeastward of her po
altion aud which passed rapidly away in
that direction. At mtduuy on the l'lb
mo Bothnia, now 7ix> miles to tbe west
southwest of tba City or Brussels, had a light breeze
from the north-northwest, and on tho 18th, when
1,108 miles to tbe southward and weatward of the dis
abled ship, a fresh breeze from the south, which at
tended the advance of another disturbance from tbe
westward or small area, tin the ltftn tbe Bothnia bad
a fresh breeze from the nurth-northwast. having
passed out nt the depression referred to, and on tho
?JOili s strong breeze to a frosh gale Irom the south
southeast unending still another atmospheric distur
bance, which was that day leaving our Continent
(rem tho Nova Scotia coast. As tbe City or
Brussels could onl.v make sutuo C20 miles in live
days, while ll:e depression would travel fully aix
times as fast, she would have been overtaken by It aud
experience coutrary winds on or before ilia 19th, aud
would bavo a southeast wind which would compel her
to alter her course lo the nortuoast to gain the ad
vantage of tbe nortnwesi wind that wonld follow
abont the 21st. 'l'his would leave her ou thai day or
tbe next less tban 200 miles west ol Cape Clear, with
a favorable wind. Consequently news of her safe ar
rival at Cork Harbor may be expected by 1 riday or
Saturday next at furthest.?En. UsKai.n.|
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
IKbPECTION or THE YANTIf AT NORFOLK?
HER GUN'S LEFT AT CAPB TOWN OWING TO
THE EOT TEN CONDITION OF THE (SHIP?
CHANGES AT THE GOB POUT NAVY YARD,
[pt T EI JT.GK Apfl TO THE HERALD. 1
Norvoi.k, V'.i. , May 23, 1077.
Commodore George H. Cooper, president; Captains
John II. Upshur and J. E. Jouett, Lieutenant Com
mander \V, B. Holl', Medical Director Hubert T. Mac
coun and CUief Engineer James t-prague, composing
tbe Board of Navtl Inspectors, arrived at the yard
Irotn Washington this morning tor tbe purpose ol in
specting the United .States Steamer Yantic, just re
turned irom a Que cruise on the Astatic Station. The
Board went on tbu vessel at nino o'clock and were en
gaged all day, finishing no in time to take the Bay Line
steamer back to Washington at six o'clock.
a birri.KT Lk-rr utiii.Ni>.
The Board iound everything in shipshape order on
the Yantic except her buttery, which Commander
Whitehead leli at Cape Town early In March mm, lor the
reason that his ship wue ?>" rotten that ho d*emod it
perilous to proceed further ou the voyage with the
guns on bourd. To thin curse he wasuL-o udv sed by the
Kugusli naval officers al the British duckyurd at Capo
Town. The matter will be lully investigated by a court
of inquiry to be convened at Washington.
L'cuteuunt Oscar Fnriabollt, the very courteous and
affable officer in charge ul inn navigation office of the
yard, wid be detached Irom this stuv.on on the 4th ol
June and ordered to Maiden, Mass.. In charge of the
Nitre Depot ol the navy.
ANNTAL CRCISE Or THE CAPUTS ? ORDERS.
Wasiknoion, May 23, 1877.
The sailing vessel Constellation and the steamer
Mayflower nro now being Gttcd out at Auuapolis for
the purpose of taking tbe cadet midshipmen and cadet
engineers on their annua! summer cruise along the
coast. The Cadet midshipmen will bo assigned to the
llr=t named vessel aud the cadet engineers lo tbo
steamer.
The nnnual examination al the Academy will bo
closed about the la ill ol June, and the practice ships
v. ill sail immediately afterward.
onuses.
Commander Edward ferry has been ordered to
command the practice ship Constellation on the 1-t uf
June next. Commander William T. Sampson has been
ordered to command the practice steamer Mayflower
un the 1st id Juno next. Lieutenant Commander
Charlea V. Cridley tin* been ordered to duty us
executive officer ol the Constellation. Lieutenant
Commander Charles iv. Kennedy, Lieutenants Jonn
K. Meigs, tiooraiea Uubburd, Charles C. Cornwall,
Charies O. Bowman and Arthur P. Na/.ro, Kusigns
Thomas It. Howard and A. A. M.cbesoo, Burgeon
William J. Blroou, Assistant Burgeon George Arthur,
UouIawaiii Andru* Milue and Gunner Hubert Boruuiors
huV i broii ordered to the Coi stellatiou. I ieuicn;.ut
Duncan Kennedy lia?been ordered to duly a? cxerutlvo
officer ot (lie Mayflower. Matter Jotin H. Moore lias
bceu ordered to examination lor promotion. Assistant
Burgeon James M. Ambler has been ordered to tho
Dictator. Passed Assistant Engineers L W. Robinson
and Charles W. P-oo havo boeu ordered to the May
flower.
TUE UAtarORII AT Jf.tXTA7.A3,
Havana. May 23. 1H77.
The fr.tted States atesmsr llaritord. Hear Admiral
frcuchurd, arrived at Mauta/as ou Sunday.
REVENUE CADETS.
PRACTICE CIICISE OF THE FIRST CI.A8S.
Wasuixotox, May 23, 1877.
The United States Hevenuo co'tor Dobbin, which
has been fitted out as a oracflco ship for tun Instruc
tion of revenue marine cade's, will sail from BalU
more to-morrow with tbe lirst class cadets (seveu In
number) oil a practice cruise. Before railing CbtM
Clerk Upton and Mr. Kimball, Chief of tbe Revenue
Marine Division ol tbe Treasury, will make an Inspec
tion ol the Dobbin and its appointments.
BRITISH INTERN ATION A L CELE
BRATION.
I.X Ilil SI ABU AND RIMING IN THE COCKADE
CITY?A DAY OF I'BOCKMBIUNB, SPEECHES
AND MDStO?PBAIHF. OF THE OLD DOMINION.
1.BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD,]
PKTkRSBKDR, Va., May 23, IS77.
The enlhus'asiu of the I nt' rnational British I'ele.
bration increases hourly. Proceedings Leyun at an
early hour this morning with a hue proc.-ssiou beaded
with uiuf.lc and banners. Colonel J. N. Hxioinmid, o.r
Baltimore, wit the chief marshal.
a <;i:a\d itgcflrnox.
At ten o'clock A. M. n graud reception iu honor ol
delegates Irom the societies ol SI. George. St. Andrew,
St. David and St. Patrick, ot Canada and the t inted
State -, took place in tbe Court House, lion. David ii.
T-tiL inl. President ol Hie British Association ol Vir
ginia, delivered au eloi|Ueut address oi welcome. He.
spouses were made by Hon. l.owis Thompson, of
I'lnlAdelpb.a. W. Tomltn, ol Bridgeport; Alderman
Ucl.eilan. ot Hamilton; Hon. William Millurick, of
Toronto, uud uiuuy uihur Canadian and Nortflern dele
gates. Tho delegates all declared tiiey were over
whelmed with the heartiness of Virginia boap.lalilv.
TlIK A.NNCAI. MKkTINU.
At twoiveo'clock the iunu.il nioelliig ol tbe BritHti
Assoc ation was held and the following officers were
elected:?
Hon D. B. Tenuaul, president.
J. A. II. St. Andrew vico president.
Charles Leonard, ire-iearer.
Alexander M ilson, general (secretary.
J. Campbell, business kccretary.
ANXl'AL Abtiliisa
Al lour o'clock J. H. ilebditcli. author ol a work en
titled "Three Years in Virginia,'' delivered the nunuil
addrossuti a "British farmer's Experience In Virginia."
Tbo speech was lull of wit, humor and lacts, ami illus
trated boib the good and the bid of a British settler's
lite in this Siate I lie conclusions drawn by (ha on
lor wtreemioeniiy favorable to Virginia as a dslu for
British emigration.
COXCKHT Til THIS UELIUATRS.
To-night a splendid concert was given to the dele
gates ul the Academy of Made. Tho theairo was
crowded with rank, beauty aud fashion. A social
gutneringat the British Club rooms followed the con
cert.
IATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Phovimscx, R. 1? May 23. Ib77.
A builsr in ti e Orion steutu cotton unlf at l ast I
Greenwich. H. L, exploded tb.s mornieg, killing lbs
foremen Jnliu Hmrbes Jr. ]
BULL-DOZING RESUMED.
AbbASblNATIOX OF A COLOUKO BEPDBLICAN
IN EAST FEUCUXA, LA.?OTHKItS THREAT"
ItN'F.D.
Nkw Oklk4Ns, May 215, 1877.
Tbe /ir/iublitan gives ihe following account ot lUe
assassination ot James l.aws, colored, ot Kail Feli
ciana:?Ur. Duia, ol Fast Feliciana, baa reached New
orleaua, and brought with bitu the cotliu that was
placed at his door on .Saturday and a bunch of
Winchester ride cartridges which were placed with a.
Ho also relates that tbe crowd ol bul-dozers. alter
threatening htm, wont on with the inlormalion that
they would return soon and put their threats tulo exe
cution. They proceeded to Jackson and rodo up to
the bouse ol James tatws, colored, and lound him
seated in his gallery with hm mother. They said,
"Hollo, l.aws, huvo you got hack 7" Ho ruse and
anawered tbera, und was instantly shot dead. This
was ouc Saturday night.
lu reterence to the assassination 91' l.aws ex-Uovor
nor Packard states that lust bclore his roturu to East
Feliciana l.aws wrolo to nun staling that on account
of bis presiding at the only republicuu meeuug held in
East FcliCianu during tue late campaign aLd Ui.-> couse
i|uent tulorccd absence trom (be parish his busiu>-."us
a merchant, 110 Kared, had beuu destroyed, and
begging Packard's lullucuce to got hitn a position ill
the Custom House. Packard lurthur says that l.aws
ha told htm his lite was in danger, as lie had testincd
before tbe llowe Senate committee, giving the natucs
ot prominent citizens who bad threatened his Hi", and.
as he believed, bad caused his store to bo died. Packard
luriher asserts that l.aws was one ol iho best and
tnost conservative colored men of the whole
Fol'.ciana district, and had previously held several
influential pus 11 Inns, with the lull acquiescence oi the
people, aud was a taxpayer, owning property to the
value ol |30,bbij or #Sti,n<KK
Packard has transmitted the original of l.aws' letter,
and siso an uupuiilished letter iroiu Shorill Weber
(killed in an adjoining parish), to General U. F. Bailor
lor campaign use.
ANGRY BANK DEPOSITORS.
ILLEGAL MISMANAGEMENT BY A HIGH-PRICED
HKCEIVKB.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Pkovipknck, P.. I., May 128, 1877.
There was a spociai meotlug to-day in this city ol de
positors in ilia Franklin lnstiiuiiou for Havings, to
take action relatao to the removal ol the receiver,
W intbrop Dewclf, who it will he remembered, charged
nearly $10,000 lor ono year's services bb receiver and
otherwise conducted tho all'alrs ot the bank in an ex
travagant manner. There was a large attendance, in
cluding quite a number of ludies. A petition for tho
removal ol tho receiver was unanimously adopted mid
It will he preeentod to tho Supreme Court, lu the
.luugtneul ot many ol the depositors the work done by
Dewoll could have heou accomplished for f5,000. it
will ho remember* 1 that the Master In Chancery
recommended as his salary lor the ilrst year $7,50(1
Dewolt relused to make uu.v report or render any ac
count of hi'' year s service and had reiused to receive
two instalments of interest on $S0,bb0 which became
due on ti')t*H ot A. ii \V. .Sprague, secured iiuder a trust
mortgage.
LHiU'r WANTED.
The swindled depositors were in earnest In the
matter to day, und declare that when the receiver lias
been removed tie will be obliged to make out u report.
A now receiver will be usked lor, who will overhaul
the whole matter, and an idea wilt men be had ol how
savings bunks iu Itbode Island are coudncled, even al
ter tne depositors have been obliged to sutler by tbe
unwise action of tbo bunk's olficor-, bclore going into
the biinus ot a receiver. A very large number ol the
depositors expressed themselves ut tho meeting us de
sirous ol having the albnrs of the bank wound up. the
assets sold unu 10 divide whatever was realized. A
heavy mortgage knoun as the "Cbapiu" mortgage,
the Chairman stated, was put worth its luce, the depre
ciation In the value ol real estate being the cause.
BANK SWINDLERS ON TRIAL.
TRACY AND CHAPMAN l'LEAO OL'ILTY AND BF.O
1 OB ULRCY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]
HatmotiP, Conn., May 1877.
lo Iho United States District Court to-duv ex-crest
ilont Tracy ami cx-Fashier Chapman, of the Farmers
and Mechanics' National Rank of this city, wore ar
raigned lor their recant irregularities :>y winch tho
bank lost over bull a million dollaru. Tracy pleaded
guilty t" a count alleging the making el false repre
sentations with mient to deceive tho Comptroller ot
the Currency, and Chapman to a rount charging per
jury lu swearing to a false return In January last
purporting to sliow the! condition of the bank. Coun
ael lor Tracy urged leuieucy, claiming tbat Tracy's
services are yet necessary at tho tint in giraightoning
out ihe complications 01 us accouiii*. Chaptuan's
counsel plrto-u lor the briefest imprisonment allow ed
by the law, on the groom, ihui hliupman had merely
been Tracy's tool, and that his nculth was such that
Iruprhouniont w old result in early death. National
Bank Kxatnmer A. U. Mygatt textulca that his inves
tigation convinced litm that Tracy was "the principal
in all the Iniquity," and that Chapman, n? cannier, hau
knowledge oi tho transactions. Judge dhipmau ue
lorred itulcmo until Friday next. 1 ho sentence lor
Chapman, undo" the I'nited States law, may ho five
years' imprisonment, and Truce is nubiect lo a heavy
hue and imprisonment, according to the di-cretion of
the Court?not loss than five years.
RAILROAD KEORG ANIMATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Ital.Ti or.n, Conn.. May 2'!, 1877.
The Connecticut Western Railroad bondholders, who
ha\o accepted preferred stocks .n lieu ol foreclosing
because of non-payment of coupons, met in Hartford
to-day and elected a now board of directors from thctr
number, to whom the management ol the road will bo
lioucciorth Intt listed. More than lull ol the valuation ol
the bonded debt was represented. Several ol iho larger
bondholders iu the old board were re-elected, and it is
under stood that u iua)orily of the bourn Is opposed to
continuing Senator W. 11. IWuuiu as president of the
road, aud will vote for a new man. probably Caleb J.
Camp, ot West \V lasted. This reorganization Is by
virtue of legislative authority, and Is the primary atep
toward placing the roud ou a paying basis.
AN UNPROFITABLE FISH SEASON.
[l!Y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Norfolk, Va., May 22, 1377.
' All the oxtonsive shad aud horrlng fisheries on Al
bcuarle Sound and adjacent waters suspended opera
lions yesterday utter a very unprofitable season.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
J
War PKPAllTMKNr,
On ii k or tiu: ('nisi Mcnai. Oitu i b, J
VullHTHi I'. C , May 21?1 A. II. )
Indication*.
For New England and the lower lawc region, rising
barometer, stationary or tailing temperature, winds
mostly from northonnt and northwest, partly clo i<ly
una cloudy weather, with areas ol light rain.
I'or the Middle Atlantic flu top, cluing barometer,
northerly winds, stationary or lower temperature,
clour or partly cloudy weather, and possibly occasional
igut showers at Eastern slut,on .
lor iho South Atlantic and Kaet Gulf Slates, station
ary oi rising barometer, lower temporalure, clear or
partly cloudy weather an i winds in general northerly.
For Iho West Hull States, slight change In pressure
or temperature, partly cloudy weather and winds
variable hut mostly Irotn southeast to southwest.
For 'ietincsseo anu the Ohio Valley, risiup hutonie
ter, stationary or lower temperature, northerly winds
aud clear or partly cloudy woatlior.
l or the Lower Mississippi Valley, nearly station rv
followed by lulling barometer, east to soulh winds,
parity cloudy or cloudy weather, areas of light rain at
upper stations and stationary or rising tcmperaiurc.
For the ii| per Mississippi Valley ami upper lako
region, uaarly stationary barometer, northeasterly
winds, cie.ir or partly cloudy weather, with rising
temperature iu the former district and stationary or
lower in tho lutte,' district.
The lower Missouri River will rise at and below
Brun-w clb The lower Mississippi will remain nar.y
stationary.
THE WEATHER YF'STFRDA Y,
The following record will show tho changes In the
leiuprralure lor the past twenty-four hours, iu com
parison with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by tho thoriuometor at Hudnut'* pharmacy,
Hansen Building: ?
H76. 1877. 1878. 1877
3 A M 64 >?> 3 "?(> 1' M U7 US
0 A, M 61 . 4 ?. P. M 12 ? >
V A. M 62 8.'? ? 1'. M 5tf .'?7
12 M M US 12 P. M 61
Average temperature yesterday 6fa
Av, rugi-teiu|>eraturu tor corresponding date la-t,
year 6ti"g
DROWNED IN THE SOUND.
Owen brown, ol No. 177 Fast Fighty-flitb street,
found the body of a man at the bend of Long Island
Hound yosiorday. The body was made last ou the
southeastern shore of Hiker's Island. When searched
a geld hunting case watch, No. 11,417, was found in
onenf the pe. keta, together with blank chocks iu the
uuiac ol W. 1. Masti.n, of Hartford, Conn It ia beuefod
that be inuii n-vu fallen overboard ufl o04 tf Ul,
iteamtrs. '?
MOUNT; VERNON.
A VIRITIKO COinflTTEF IX CONHUJ.TATIOX WITH
THE I.ADIF.h' ASSOCIATION?A OKEAT GRANDSON
OF LAFAYETTE AT THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Wasiiixuton, Slay 23. 1877.
A visiting committee appointed by lb" Governor of
Virginia, consisting *>' Lieuteuent Governor Tunuu,
Genual Kiizhugb Lee, General Kef in ami Sirs'. Klxle,
culled upon lite members ui the l.udies' Association ut
Slouni Vernon tp-day, lu accordance with ine annual
custom, tor consultation. Tito association is com
posed oi one lady Irotu each State <u lUe I nion. It
bus under consideration els distinct propositions from
steamboat owners wbo ure competing to furnish irans
pnrtatiou to Mount \ ernou.
I'uder Uaptam Hollirpshoao's present contract the
sum ol twenly-livo con is is paid to the association lor
every pussengor lauded. During lust summer, whcu
from 600 to I,ion persons per day visited Mount
Vernon, Ibis income ueued >|u lie a largo
aunt, i tier easing tlm fund during tho year,
It is said, uuo it <27,000, $I7,ooi or which was
ustd in pu> ing hills, improving the grounds and man*
stou, makiu;; Improvements, 4c., tho remaining
$10,000 being invested in government securities. Some
oi 14* present competitors lor tbo prtvilego ol landing
passengers propose to pay the association QTiv cents
lor each p.is.-engcr and other* lllty-stx cents, stipulat
ing mat the round trip ticket shall coutiutte at <1.
A OKA v UAON or LAVA) KTTC.
Among those wbo made tho pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon yesterday, nhout sixty In all, was a young
man. M. de Cotircelles. a groat gram!son of (itinera!
Lafayette, the fneud ol Washington. M. de''ourcellos
is ou a visit to this country from Fruuce, and Is tho
guest of General Meigs, Quartermaster General, I ntted
stn'.es Army, who, with his daiiglitei, nccoiupamed
bim to Mount Vernon.
RAILROAD FARE TO CHICAGO.
RUMOR4 OF A It EDUCTION BY Hit. VANDKRBIf.T
DENIED.
(HY TKLXORAPH TO THE H Kit AII). 1
Chi.'AUO, May 24. 1877.
A rumor having become current here that Mr. \ nn
dcrbilt had telegraphed instructions to rcduco ine lure
trom this city to New York to <15 iti consequence of
tbo faat tram on the l'ounsylvama road, your corrog
poudout on inquiry ascertained that Mr. -John Newell,
the genera! manager ol the Luke Shore ituilroad, bud
telegruphod the ficneral Western passenger ugeni hero
this afternoon ut half-past five o'clock that ho ha 1 not
any orders to give regarding a reduction. This wus in
'answer to u telegram ine general passenger agent hud
soul hill! lu regard to the mailer.
This latter otlicial says be has certainly received no
orders front auy "curve to make the reduction spoken
of.
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM H. C. H08VEB.
William Henry (,'uyl-T Honour, un Americau poet,
died nt bis residence at Avon, near Rochester, N Y.,
yesterday utorulug. He was horn lu Avon, on the aith
ol May, 1814. Ho was graduated from the I Diversity
of Vermont in 1841, and subsequently succeeded .fnbn
Young as Master lu Chancery in this State. Having
make it study ol Indiau life in Wisconsin and Florida
lor several years be printed several puorna relating to
ludinn character and traditions, or which the best
known are '?Legends oi the Seuecas," "The Fall of
'i'eciimsoh' and the "Warriors of tho Genesee." In
1854 ho published i?? volumes of poetus, including
'?Indian Traditions and Songs," "Tho Months" and
"Bird Notes." In 1854 he moved to New York and
took a position In the Custom House.
8YLVKHTKB KN.APP.
A despatch from h'ayvlllo, N. Y., says that Sylvester
Kuapp, Deputy Grand Master I. O. O. b\, ol Suffolk
county, died yesterday morniuk, alter a short Ulneso.
HON. GILBERT M KKVNA.
Hon. Gilbert McKcnnu, of SUnlburue, Nova Scotia,
a member oi the LegislativeCouncil, Is dead.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bishop .folin F. Young, of Florida, and Professor .T.
| M. It co, of tho United States Naval Academy, are at
i tho Union Square. F.liaiia Atslns, Vice President ol
the Union Paciflc Itsilroad Company; ex-Congressman
: Johu T. Avorlll, of Minnesota; aud F. Gordon Dexter,
i ol Uoaioii, are at tho Filth Avenue. Charles Dudley
Warner, of Hurtford, and Postmaster .1. W. Knowlina,
' ol Bridgeport, ure at the Hollutuu. Bishop Scar
I borough, of New Jersey, aud fleuorai Johu N. Knupp,
! ol Auburn, N. Y., are at tbo Windsor. Colonel Robert
' H. Hall, of West Point, is atibe St. James. General
{ Johu M. Corse, of Chicago, and A. D. Huzcn, of the
Pot Office Departinout, are at the Gtlrey. Judge (J.
C. 1'rott, ol Sat. Francisco, and Commander John W.
Philip, United Mates Navy, ure at the Sturtevant.
Paymaster Albert \V. Hacou, United Mates Navy, is at
the Breevort. Lieutenant Houry W. Lyou, United
States Navy, is at tuo Westminster.
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THOSE NtJtSANCKS, RHEUMATISM AND l'HK
gotit. are relieved hv Dr.r.vs * bOLPMCR Po.tr, IlltL'S
llau; asp WmakKU Dvv, tduck or btowo, .Vie.
OBROOMi; p?hTnti aNf) El \Z''
j llarrHnn's Stanns, On., March 27. Iw7tt.
' It. V. Plane*. M. D .
i Dtutr Sir?My wlib,.who had bean ill for over two years
, and hud 11!< d iuu'iv other medicine-, became muni snu
well by usingyour faterhe preaestption. My niece w*?*!?<>
I cij ed by it. a "after cv ml pbjric nu:i bad milrd to do
i her anv ,;<>o I Vonr. trtilv,
tHOMAS METHVIN.
A. ?BF.NNE ~r~Bi: ILDI ML
El RE I' ROOF.
LOCATED ON . ANN AND PCI,TON sr-v
I iiandsdmk and well heated deuces
I'D LEI ON Vint REASONABLE TERM A
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS'. BANKERS' IMi INSURANCE omORS.
APPLY ON THE PREMISE*.
a,?attend id iiii: early symptoms.--if
I per n? ivuuld it lend to Hi early ??. tuMuins whlcll always
I precede ndisee-e tnanv a heavy pnyslctan'a hill and ureal
ulleriiig would lie avoided. V abiirfe dove of Dr. Si'iii m k
M ami* \ke I'll f.s would have more effect In the early I'
I I.riirer com plant, hi linn fever and oi her d is?i?-<-s prod
by a dloir..ere l condition ol Die Otomncti than by A Week's
mica lance of a regttlar physician The-* pUtt arc o won*
th mil h unites in their action tn*t they are beoihinc the
v.,v. reiifti rem* dv til rough out the Cnited *tutr, p>r ill di
order-of the character mentioned above, lor ...I* p? ?||
druggists.
A HAT. 'll~fK>.?PEARL CASSIMRRES AND
Prnaw liar-; wholesale prices IT New tihnrch el , upetal e.
A THE RUSSIAN DAI IU. NO. 2d EAST 4TH
?i.. induce tree perspiration, whole-om?, rauvetilnr eve
with iti" result, ol round repo-e, strength aud goad he* th
BRAIN FOOD." A tl( 1'rANlCAL EXTRACT i * if:
etretigthening the hia.u and a positive reiue,ly lor u>rveu?
proetraiiou III c\er> lege; piue jft. Depot, ALLEN'S
pharmacy, Idth *t. and 1st *v.. N. Y. >end fur circular.
GOOD, SOUND CLARET WINES."
iiM H D, to tV> per ease, from the he.t sblppors In
Burden . v
II. It. KIRK <t CO.. Ml fallen ft. an I 70B Broadway.
METROPOLITAN job PR In tin o office,
Removed to 2d Ann ?l.
I INK HOiiK AND JOB PRINTING,
THEATRICAL POSTERS. PROGRAMMES ana TICKETS.
I, A W WORK.
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD WORK
and
mm; WOOD K KORAV IN'iK
-pnclaltle*, but l*?s work allow pi ,re.
At the METROPOLITAN IOB PRINTING OFFICE
-?s Ann <i.
For tbe e .nvenieuce >1 the uptewn public we have upeued
I a branch olNre lor receipt ol orders u 1*5 Nth *v., corner
1 Hroadway and'.'Ad si St reopticau Building;.
, MORE COS VIN CI Si)*" TESTIMONY!
I To vu. Koitna o. TIO ID.halo
liit) Hkvixiu - treatment restored all the diveased perls
| ofmyuiiinl urunsto their awrtnnl healthy state . also are
me h.M'k my .eti-? uf -mell, which hail ueeu ileeu lor year,
fhe Kvviy i u s remedy is charai'ierlaed us one ol tue spe. ia'
ble-ringaal ihe present age.
None would long -oiler with catarrhal complaiDta If they
knew bow east y they cutiltl be cured Hie wuMrge that
sweeps from our midst thousands every yeur muvibtisbe
ciiteu by the Itsuvi k. at his parlor, No I'.U ?e?' gild st
persons aftih ted with nasal catarrh and who tuak" i asp.
I tag ettoris to clear the throat nod windpipe of siicky mucus
| will do well to gu itnmcdiaiely ami -ubitiil themselves te
tit" Kkvivi'K s treatment-they mav he ?t'e unbroken
tesl. E L K1CII AltDnON, Bo. dl> > Van Ruren -i , tlrouk
I)*, N Y.
MURRAY* ~Biem ( ANDY,
a sure and plca?atit enrr fur nervous weakness, diseases of
the kiifntya, A? ; Ask your druaglet.
MEAD'S INFALLIBLE FILE Cl'BE.
MO??n~. A FINCH Proprietors. Hud-n at.. Ni* To-k.
SODA WATF.R APPAKATI'S FOB MAKING ALL
uratad beverages.
JOHN AUrrUKWrt, lata*. and'.Mi h at., city.
THE am RYE WtUBKBY Yn ~THK WuRI.D
The entirely pun- Hi abaiinatn W'uisckt. load* iu Vir
ginia by the uid a-tiiuned method known ja "Laud mada. '
by wood lire, is ode,ed bv II. H. klRK A CO . Xw. Oi Ful
luo >1. auil No. "'H> Broadway. New York, dI bo par bolll*.
WIGS, ToUPEL'S. ?G. H Yl ClIFU SS^ PRACTICAL
wigmnkt-r. Swi'ch s, furl . Inv ialbles, Bandeaux. 44 ha4
Illlli ?t.. neat Hi-.advay.
YOUNG'S
Ulna Gra?
W mull,
Ural in Ilia world.
Marked ai u branded A. M. G.
Sold only by
ACkLK. MEhRALL A CONDIT.'
YEW PLULlCA'l'lO**.
4 -THE MKSiltS. LKAVITI. Alt IION'tKK-l.' "
A. TIMS
rill ksday
KVKM vl.
at Clinton Hall, at S o'clock: also Friday evening, great
-ale oT illuatreieo and yl uidarn Hooka, lu. ruing altogether
our ul' the Unest and iuo?t unique - olle -i iuq? ot literatme
an J nit oyer brought tO|{at)iar iu IMicoiimii So* jl iu
(libit ion
Pi. day morning, Mai . .. at uetv -air room. '."J Aster
plac mid noi.'uii exhibition,
regular
weakly
aalo
ELEGANT liOlSEIlOI.I' FURXITCRK. OaHLKR
PI YNOFORTF., HANDSOME CURTAINS. AkkiN
mm: and other carpets, fine bro.s/.e-'
SI PEKIOK REDDING, FA.spy GOODS, JC.
OS FRIDAY MOUSING, at 101. o'clock, by catalogue,
wilhuol reserve, a large ai d desirable assortment rf e'e
gmi.t ti?w ami lacoud hand tloii-eliohl Furijltura, Ac., in
r.uulhg Fill it IIANDSO iIE PaHLOR SI IIS. in plo-li,
lap- mid other covering*: HI.EUANI BIRD'S EYE .MA
PLE AND WaLNUI CHAMBER Sli I, wlib ilIRKOK
DOOR W.vl.DllOHE til match; haud-oma oiled walnut
Chamber. I Ihriiry. Diriug Room and Hall Furniture: (line
loiied yveuoclaie Piuiiotorie, by Erural I<abler; brocerri,
reus and crrtonuc W indow Curtains; Sl'PRKIOK rSEW
KKDDISG. fli.e Blanket* and other Red OMhMft An
luinater and other Carpels. Una l!ron.e?. Yieuna Fancy
Goods, Ac., Ac.
Now ununited for examination.
Consignments tor next werk'e -ale aliould be in atnre bp
Tnradet noon to insure being catalogued.
MONDAY' AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS,'
May k'S and 'ill, at the Art Rooms. SIT Hrnudwar. at 3
o'clock, and uow on exlilbiiluii iroe.
art sale?peremptory.
A l?i;e collection ot
Oil i'aibliilya, YVuter Colon, Engravings, Ac ,
comprising nearly
THREE IMJNDRKD EXAMPLES
by ancient aud tnudrrn wasters, manr ul great merit and
value, to be -old ailtiwnt reserve to cluaO CUOligbOieUts ?>i4
Hit \ Mice-.
Special notim will be taken tlint Hie ante wiU be bald iu
the alterunoii.
MONDAY AI TERN'OO.N. M IY
at Clinton llatl. at I! o'clock,
SHERIEps" SALE.
Valualde private Library of III it-r rut ? J and tttndard
works, and mauv choice specimens of early printing. Hooka
oil exhibition Friduy evening-it Clititou ilull. Catalogues
reaily.
VNY TURATMKRT WOULD BE CON SI DBKKIA
iiiirucnloiis Dial will cure tm ot overy lUD tattering with
Briglil't, dlitb-ies, dropay, gravel, atone, di-eivse ot tlie
bladder. Ac., but the AHillKli MINERAL .-PlllNii
\Y All.lt dura it whan tbero ara no compileatioua; or. it
pre,cut, tliev urn dl-c ivrred and removed. Dr. Heath'- i rea
lise, wiiii directions. Free. Depot, .-si Broadway, New Y'ork.
IMMENSE. BVCCRltf OP TUB NEW I.AWN GARB
"Yexillo," a great improvement nit "Croquet." Patron
ized by the elite. Sold uy all Urat c.asa book aud stationery
-tore-. i .I. IIOUS.M AN, MnuilUcturrr, so anil sj W tlliaui
at.. Now York. Send stuuipa lor ilescrlpitve priee list.
X
,TEW AND VALUABLE WORKS
just published by
J. R. LIPPINOOTT A GO.
HAMLET.
Edited by Horace Howard Fume--, A M. Being the third
play ot the Yartbriiiu Edition ul Miake-peare. J volutnea.
IF.vul -in ,-uperllne toued puper. Fine cloili. utical
e lms, gin top Per volume, $4.
"Tills work can liaidly lull -o murk n most iiuportaut era
in Sluke-ueurian literaturey that, t<y?. not only tor iha
American people, but lor ttie a hole English -neak iug wot Id,
it, ,n Icod, its importance is to be bounded by uuy clrcuib
scriplion- ot lueuage. ? a a It-eems alnioat u uiaryel
thai any man vhould nn-l the courage and reasHutlon ilk
grapple with an nuderlaking - finch magnitude aud repnira
mg so great a aires- ot labor.''?North American Review.
AUIADNE.
The Story at a Draum. i'.y "Hindu, ' author of "Strati*
inoie," "Ida' ' "I nner Two Plas?," "Folle.Parttte,'1
Ac. l'diuo . ai--y Cloth. *17'..
??Duida'a' iioea -universally n< knowledgyd to be
atuoug the moat iiuwertut and tu-eiaatin; work- ot lictioik
whlcti the present cetaury, so prollUo in light leading, h if
prod need.
A FAMILY FEUD.
A Ilomuuce. Alter the German of Ludwig Harder. Be
.Mis. A. L. YVI-tcr, trails utor ot "Thu Did Ylain'telln r
-ccret," "Tho Second Wile," Ac. IL'tuo. Fine clottu
?1 L'i.
"A Family Feud" il a charming novel. The admirers ,4
.Mrs Mister's translations will give it a glad r-copiiou,
while those who are ik'u.raiit ol II,e merit! ot this trull?
laioi - -ch-ctiuu-t will and in I: a ph. j-ati'. introduction tt
her delightful works.
LIFE OF EDWIN I'HRKP.ST
Bv Rev. William It Alir?r. Authorised by the Executors,
illustrated with numerous steel plates and portrnit-. i
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