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From AH Parts of the
World.
STILL BEFORE CONSTANTINOPLE
Eussian Troops Crushing' Out the
Turkish InsurreotioD.
CONSPIRACY TO RESTORE MURAD.
Count Schouvaloff Reaches London
With His Budget.
AWHIA J0IM1NG WITH HOOMAMA.
Yoltaire's Centenary and the Discussion It
Has Raised.
Tut cable to the bkrai.d. ]
London, Muy 23,1878.
Despatches from Constantinople announce that
the Russian troops continued yesterday the lor
wurd movement toward the BeJgrad forest. Gen
eral Skobeletr, reinforced with artillery, lias sta
tioned his troops close to the Sweet Waters, os
niun, Baker. Moukhtar and Fuad Pachas yesterday
inspected the Turkish lines and ordered the de
tttchmcuts in front not to retire. A Kusso-Turklsh
commission will fix the exact line ol demarcation.
CRU8HINU THE KEVOI.T.
The Meuna luilUcal CWre/tponiience's special
despatch from Constantinople reports that the
Kussiaus have deleated the insurgents near the
sources of the Rlrer Arda. Many of the latter were
killed and captured.
THE EMEl'TE IN STAMBOPL.
The Turkish censorship suppresses particulars
about the airalr before the Tcheragan I'alace ou
Monday. As far as can be gathered irom the de
tails permitted to come through there was a reg
ularly organized conspiracy to detnrone the Sultan
snd restore Murad, who was in the Tcherugan
Palace at che time. Murad denies any knowledge
ol tnc conspiracy. It is reported that he has since
been removed to Toplcapou
DIKEEKENCE ok opinion.
The number of the revolutionists is variously es
timated by the correspondents of the London jour
nals at Irom oDe hundred to live hundred, though
the government m their circular to the Turkish
representatives abroad say that the number was
thirty.
A KAIU HE.
The correspondents also agree that the attempt
a* a political demonstration was a complete failure.
All Suavl, who was the organizer and leader
of the movement, was a hot-headed ad
venturer. who had been several times
exiled. He lived sorao yoars lu London and Paris and
was engaged In journalism. II. was recalled to Con
Mantlnople after the aceosalon to the throne ot Abdul
on<1 ?PPOloted Director or the Lyceum, bnt
*as dismissed for mismanagement.
A* ADVKXTURKK'S WOEK.
He became neody and went among tne refugees.
Under the pretence of organia ng an canodltton to aid
the Knocope Insurgents, be secured a sufficient num.
?r idbectuta to mulct MouUaf'q ailempt. Thb
persons arrested are said to bo compromised by papers
loond In All Suavi's honso after bis doath.
constssnation isr run capitau
These particulars are current gossip at P?r?, but
they may be entirely erroneous. The affair created
the utmost consternation In commercial and financial
circles In Constantinople.
PSLl HKRATKLT PLANNED.
It la said that tb. ontbreak was carnlolly timed
when alltbo generals and tb. prominent officials of
the Sernsklcrato were absent at Buyukdore. it is ba.
Hovsd that tb. position of tbo W.r Minister i. com
promised.
COUNT SCHODVAL'iPr'H It? TUBS.
Count Schouvaloff arrived In Looduu on b a return
from St. Petersburg at six o'clock lMt evening.
what na naiNos.
Count Schouvaloff arrived too Mo t0 bave
an intorview with Lord Selisbnry. He win
call upon him to-day. however. in.
Daily Xnot correspondent ot St Peters
burg says an opinion orevaila that Count
Echouvnlnff takes to Londoo Instructions con
taming the elements ol e friendly and deeisivc
solution ot tbe question at issue. The sscrcrv
maintained by him will continue until tbo
government receives his answer from London, whlcn
is no! to bo telegraphed but sent by couriur. Accord
lagly nothing ceruin will be known before next week.
NOT KOK MOMS DATS.
Tho Ag, nc* Kuu, ol St. Petersburg also dsclares tbat
there W;ll be no positive intelligence regard log the
result of count ScboovalotPe mission belors next
week.
ucnocvALorp axd a corurkss.
The Pall Mall Gazette ol last night has iho following
iMpatch from ita Berlin oorrospoiiucnt:?"Count
Rchouvaloff, In conversation wltli oibor (dlploraatliu,
described Iho propoeala that ho wan carrying to Kng
land as pseldc. Ho seemed eoufldent that they would
?ot lm rejected. Baden Baden is again proposed as
the place lor theCongress to meet. It is thought that
iho proposal will be generally accepted."
ROT ALL IIS WISUKB.
The Daily Telcgraph'z Vienna eorrespondent aaya:?
"1 brnr on truatwortby authority that sill ough Con-1
Schouvsloff la Ibo boaror of pr> p >sllions. lie lias not
obtained all be desired. It is, nevertheless, believed
be succeeded to a certain extent."
VLRAHART TIIOl'UUM.
Ihe seml-olllclal 7Voptutio/ Corruponilener ol Ber
lin anticipates e favorable result from Count Schou
valofl'a efforts. It says I bet tno latest declarations of
the British Ministers, as well as the views niunliested
it 8L Petersburg, are loll ol wishes and hopes lor ibo
renewed consolidation ol European peace.
RO fORVIRTlOR WITH Rl'SSIA.
A special despatab to the Vienna Political Corretpon
imce Irom Bucharest says the reports Ironi Russian
sources tnat a new military convontlon has been con
elndsd are emphatically domed. The present Uou
?aolau Cabinet will nevor lend a baud to tbo con
elusion ot e second treaty with the Power which vio
lated the Convention ol April, 1ST'.
MRMSAHARIAR DRITTIKB WAKRKD
Thorn Is no troth in tho report that iho Russian
tit Hi tu ry authorities Itavo forbidden tho Beiaarnb'an
p.'putlos lii the Roumanian Parliainout to attend
any mors sittings ol that assembly.
Al'STRIA AND MOCJI AM A.
The Vienna correspondent ol tho Daily Wrgrapk
snys that the relations botweon Austria and Houmuuia
have become cloior. ilo also says:?"Tne Emperor
t\ Ilium advised Prince Charles to yield Beesarabla
and abdicate ir the Roumsniuns raised difficulties,
bat Iho Prince rslused and went to the army, Tbo
(jermno Interference hae given ofTenco at Vienna.
General Mantouflel has arrived In Vienna. It is re
ported that be la Ibo be?ior of an uutograpb letter
Irom the Emperor William to tbo Emperor Prancis
Joseph."
MOftH ART I RUSSIAR. 0
Whether there is any lunudation lor these rumore
or not. It secins certain that the feeling in Austrian
Ministerial circlet Is becoming distrustful ol a peace
ful tssuo and more und more nnti-Ruasiuo.
A BORTRRKOUIR PORT.
Though Austria refutes to peimlt Montenegro to
acquire Antivarl, lest it become virtually e Russian
port, aho does not object to tbe acquisition ol Hpltzo,
which will give the Montenegrins access to tbo sea.
The Austrian prauauliona to Transylvania urn boing
hastened.
RORTSTtOR'l TMRKATKXS Tt'RK KT.
A conflict between Moutenegro and the Porte Is
threatening. Prince Mcnolae accuses the Turks of
miking preparation* la Albania for attucluug Monte
negro. The Turkish Governor of Scutari dame* tbi*
and assures tbe l'riuco ol tbo Porte's pacific sentt
minis. Tbo Turk* say tbo l'riuce I* unjustifiably
alarmed or aeekiiig a pretext tor u coutlict, a* tbo
Montenegrins b?vo beeu theinseves making uoiire
military prepsrstiuus.
WHAT THE TIMES THINKS.
The Times, in an editorial ou Sir John Uoiker'a
reply to Mr. tionriey in tlie House ol Com
mons, 'jueaday evening, expresses tbo atmoet
conlldeoce that England has nothing to (ear
irorn Alabama* or Fenians. Tbe United Stales
will do their duty. Tbe assurances of
popular American journals to tbis cfloct may be ac
cepted tbo mora traukly bccauso they are not always
actorapaulod by complimentary language toward
England, and are very gcuerully qualified by expres
sion* ot good will toward RursU.
VOK THS PACIFIC
Her Majesty's Iron ateamsblp Triumph, armor
plated, 0,000 tons burdoD, and carrying 14 guns, baa
sailed from Portsmouth for tbo Pacific Ocean to re
lievo the Sbab, 0,040 tons and 20 guna, as 11 igsblp on
tbat station.
MORE RUSSIAN VESSELS EN ROUT*.
Two unarmurea ltussiun war vossola lront Cronaladt
passed through tbe Sound c'andostluely Monday
Ulgbt. according to yestoruny's Globe. It is supposed
their destination la America. Russian agents are en
gaged In Sweden Inspecting shipping with a view to
tbe purchase ol cruisers.
a larok srnacKii'Tioir.
Tbo Official Messenger ol St. Petersburg publlsbos
a telegram from Ibe Cairowitch thanking tbo Mos
cow Association of Merchants for tbo contribution ol
400,000 roubles (1310,000) toward tbo lormalion of tbo
voluntoer fleet.
SO REASON FOR DISCOURAGEMENT.
Tbe Ayeitce llusse and Journal tie St. l'chrtburg warn
the public against tbe pessimist news from Constan
tinople, where, tbey say, eudoavors uro being mads
to prevent an understanding between England and
Rnssln.
OF COURSE NOT.
The German government hat not broached tbo sub
joot at Oopeubagon ol closing tbe Baltic against the
English.
PRINCE aOKTSCDAKOFP'S HEALTH.
A despatch Iroui SL Petersburg says Prince
Gortscbakolf Is better and hopes to attend the Con.
gross, which Is tboi gbt to bd certain.
END or THE SERVIAN CRS1I8.
The Servian Ministerial crtaia at Belgrade is ended.
A compromise was made by referring tbo question
ol tbe legality ol tbo sentences passed on civilians
by the Military Commission to the Court of Appeal.
Tbo Ministers bavc withdrawn their resignations.
DEFEAT or TUE CRETANS.
Tbe Tursa havo deleated tbe Cretan maurgonta In
80veral oncountors. Tbo British Consul at Canea baa
proposed an armistice.
THE CZAR AND SHAH.
It la officially announced Irorn Sl Petersburg that
tbo Emperor will receive the Shah ol Persia to-day.
THE AMERICAN F.LAK EXPEDITION.
The Times say* tbo Jeanoette (Pandora) will bo ready
(or sea in a short time and will then sail (or Havre,
where a temporary crew will be shipped when she
will leave for San Francisco. Mr. Bennett hopes
the expedition wilt sail for tbo north In June, 1679.
It will go by tbe route through Bebriugs Straits.
VOLTAIRE'S CENTENARY*.
Sotno time ago a meeting of republican Senator?,
Deputies, town councillors, journalists and savans
was bold at Paris to organize a celebration of Vol
taire's centonary during tbo Exhibition. A com
mission was then appointed and It was resolyed
to conconlrato tbe esaouce of Voltaire's philosophical,
moral and social Ideas In a cheap volume of 1,000
pagos, to be spread broadcaat throughout France, and
thut public aubicrlptlona to cover tbeexpenaes should
be opened by tbe republican papers.
THE OORMITTKN.
Public Interest Is now concontrated on tbo proposed
csntenari. The committee to direct tbe fete is com
posed ot Victor Hugo and four other Senators, four
Deputies, two municipal councillors, two members of
tbe Institute (MM. Legouve and Rooan) and several
artiats, Journalists aud men ol lotter*.
OI'PoatTtON OF THE CHURCH.
Tbs Catholic digqllarlaa are attacking th* proposed
celebration violently. Cardinal Guibert, Archbishop
of Paris, lias issuod a pauoral denouncing It.
Bishop Dupauloop has published a pamphlet against*
tbe celebration and Voltulre. On Tuesday, In tbe
Senate, he asked M. Dulaure, President ot the Council
and Minister of Juittco, whether tbo government
would prevent tbo fete and prosecute tbo publishers
Of the book oontaimog irreligious sslections from
Voltaire's works.
m. nuracRK's answer.
M. Dufnuro laid that tlie celebration wis ? private
affair. The government bid do rigbt to Intorlcro. It
roprobatod tbe publication ol some ot the passages,
buteould not prosecute wrttlnas which bud beeu pub
lished a million llraos and beeu many years In goners!
circulation.
Tilt ciii.vksk parish.
Tho China Famine Kelief Com rail lee have received
a telegram lrom Shanghai announcing that there has
been a rain mil in several provinces. Sowing la gen
eral and the prospocts lor tbo harvest .are enconr
aging.
STRUCK IS TUI COTTOS DISTRICTS.
There have beon no lurtber disturbances In the
strike districts of Lancashire and tbere it not llkeljr
to bo more rioting, iu consequence ol tbe precau
tions taken by the military anu police. Hopes of an
oarly settlement ol tbe d fflcuittee between tho mas
ters and operatives have not been abandoned.
orroasD to a hallos.
The spinners aud cardroom hands oppose a ballot
on the quosllons at Issue, but the weaver* at Black
burn aud somo olber towns will voto to-morrow. At
Preston tbe operatives aro also entirely In lavor ol
?ubmlttllig, as ai* many thousands of weavers at
Blackburn aloue.
mobal terser.
It Is believed thut the reault of their voting will
have an Important effect on the other strikers, titan
time the strike is extending. Notlco ol a tea per cent
roduciloo expired at Todtnordcn and It ? mshuitoni
Sunday night. The operatives have resolved to resist
the reduction, t'be weavers at Accrington have de
cided to njcci the ballot acheme.
TO OI'POMK TIIK GKKKAX POLICT.
Tbe membors ol Hi* naiional llocrai parly bold a
meeting at Berlin yesterday and resolved to vote
agonal the government bill lor the prevention ol
hociul democratic excesses.
A II K A V V FAILL'llR.
Messta Leather At Co., |iropriulors of chemical
works at St. llclcus, uava failed. Their liabllilles are
$700,000
TIIK sr. OOTIIAail RAH.WAV.
A popular voio In the cantou or /.urlcb, Sw txer
Isud, his rcjocted tho schema lor a supplementary
grant lo the 81. Uothurd Itolway by a large majority,
and other cantons will probably do hkowise; so the
railway must bo eoiiipiotod by U.rmany aud Italy or
remain untlnlabed.
COOL WKATIIKR.
The weathor continues uuseasouably cold.
THi WAK CANARD
OfPICIAL CC'XTBADICII ?N OP TUK OTTAWA RC
MOB TU.tT TlIK IIICRA I.I) DISOBEOITKP.
Ottawa, Out., May '22, 1878
Although the report that the Dominion irovrrn
mtol had tK'cn notified Irotn London that war hotweeu
Ku-xia and England ta inevitable waa printed in tbo
Canadian pipers, It la now uudoralood that tkure la
no loundaiiou tor the report.
DIG GUNS Foil 11 CSS I A.
Dual ox, Mat'., Map 22, 18*8.
The It melon government, through tta ngont, Cap*
Utn Gripped bur a, hue opened ncgotliiUona with the
Mouth Iloaton Iron Company lor llto manoiHCturo ot
henry ordn.nco, anil a -peclul price lial, Willi lull par
ticuiara oa to tno capai lay ol tne worlia aa at pie?ent
o| orniou or under lua tilabeal prcaeure, has baeu rub
rnittod at tho r< queal ot the Itnaaian ugeut.
WATCHING lili* RUSSIANS.
hnuutraiAi May 22, 1X78.
The British VlceConaul at Ibla place elated in an
Interna w with a reporter to-dap that the Kngllab gov
eminent waa tally tidviaoO ol all purchaaca made of
venae Is by agonta ol ttusela In thia country, He aald
tliaru waa no aulborliy to prerent the purchase
of veeaoie in title country by aittior Huaaia or Eng
land under ll.o treaties, un!e>e tile purpoao waa to
arm ttem in thia country, and then there would ha
interposition expected oi the American government.
Tberv waa no prool that reaaela already purchased
wrro to bo used lor cruising purposes auj unless
lucre waa no lulorlereuco could ho ullorsd.
Belgium Asserts that She lias Been
Unjustly Treated.
THE UNITED STATES MOST EXPLAIN.
Giimoro's Band at tlie Crys
tal Palace.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
Thirty Thousand People in the Audience and
Three Thousand Singers.
IN MEMORY OF SHAKESPEARE.
Matinee Performance at the
Gaiety Theatre.
HONORS WON BY MISS WARD
[BX CABLB TO THE HERALD.]
London, May 22, 1878.
The Herald's correspondent at Brussels
telegraphs thus:?"The Belgian govern
ment I learn is about to forward a com
plaint to the Secretary of State of the United
States, to the effect thut, owing to an in
complete publication of despatches, Bel
gium's action, as well as that of Mr. Del
fosse, its Minister at Washington, in regard
to the Canadian Fishery Commission has
been placed in a wrong light.
THB WHOLE TBUTH.
"The American government is asked to
make a correction by a complete publica
tion of all the correspondence leading up
to, during and after the sitting of the com
mission."
mb. oilmore's great success.
P. S. Gilmore maybe congratulated upon
achieving a thorough success. The London
Times this morning in a cordial notice pre
dicts that the orchestra will take a prom
inent and distinguished part in the musical
programme of the Paris Exposition. The
Daily Nexcs is equally complimentary.
IN HIS HONOR.
Over thirty thousand people assembled at
the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, this after
noon, attracted by the grand military, choral
and ballad concert that had been arranged
In Mr. Gilmore's honor.
AM immense company.
' There were 300 instrumentalist* and 3,000
vocalists on the seats of the Handel orches
tra in the great transept. Gilmore's com
pany formed a group of subdued color,
almost surrounded, as it was, by other
bands in brilliant red, scarlet and dark blue
uniforms of the Koyal Artillery, the Scots
Fusilier Guards, the Horse Guards nnd the
Koyal Engineers, and further back, in tho
vast semi-circle, was placed tho chorus.
MB. OLLMOBE APPEARS.
The concert opened with a march, after
which ^Oliver Wendell Holmes' "Hymn of
Peace" was sung by 3,000 voices. Mr. Gil
more having then mounted tho rostrum to
lead his band, received an exceedingly
warm and enthusiastic greeting. The great
glass structuro rang with huz/.as and shouts
of welcome.
"OOD SAVE THE QUEEN.*
In responso to the applause, the band
played "God Savo the Queen." All through
tho concert there was the same enthusiastic
greeting whenever Mr. Gilnioroled his band.
Encores were answered by American na
tional airs, which were generously ap
plauded.
THIC SINGERS.
The loading singers were Mr. Lloyd,
Mme. Patent and Miss Lilian Norton. At
the conclusion the bund, aitur playing the
national anthem und "God llluss the Prince
of Wales," received quite an ovation.
EUA OF GOOD PEELING.
Tho concert certainly developed a great
expression of good fcaliug for America. Ar
rangements will probably be made for Mr.
Gilmoro by which he will give a scries of
furewoll concerts in Loudon und through
out tho provinces on his return from Paris
und before his departure for America.
THE SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL.
A performance was given this after
noon at tho Gaiety Thoatre, in aid of the
Shakespeare Memorial Tlieutre, Library and
Gallery now nearly completed at Ktrutford
on-Avon. It was a groat success. A lurgo
proportion of the audience were Americans.
The entertainment began with the balcony
scene from "ltomoo and Juliet," which was
charmingly rendered by Misa Adelaide
Neilson and Mr. Conway.
MUSIC BY TELEPHONE.
During tho entr'acte tho music of a harp
played at Shakespeare's birthplace was dis
tinctly audible through a telephono which
was placed upon the stage. This ieaturo
of tho entertainment highly amused and
interested tho aiuliencu. Mr. Gower, of
Providence, It. I., the inventor of tho rna
cbinee used on this occasion, eiplained, in
a modest, straight forward manner, ^tho
scientific principles upon which the lustra
ment was made and the sound waves trans
mitted.
"THE MERCI1ANT OW VENICE."
Then followed the fourth act of "Tho
Merchant of Venice," which was powerfully
rendered, with Mr. Hermann Vexin as 8hy
lock and Miss Genevieve Ward as Portia.
The acting of Miss Ward was admirnule
and impressively drumatic.
A HAPPY SPEECH.
Miss Kate Field then mudo a neat speech,
referring to the object of the performance.
Then followed a scene from "As You Like
It," delightfully given by Mr. and Mrs.
Kendal. Miss Field ulso sang "Angels
Ever Bright and Fair."
visible music.
In the entr'acte the telephone was again
employed, and by means of it the music of
the harp was again given, accompanied by
a visible electric record of the movements
of the electricity by means of Geislei's
tubes. The stago was darkenod and when
the telephone was in operation a ring of
intense blue light hung in the air amid the
forest scenery of "As You Like It."
miss wakd's triumph.
The fiiuile, which was Queen Katharine's
death scene in "Henry VIII.," was an extra
ordinarily powerful conception of Miss
Genevieve Ward, vhoso make up was quito
astonishing for its contrast to her appearance
in tho preceding part of tho performance
as tho fair-haired, blooming Portia. The
honors of the afternoon's performance be
long to her. The English stage has rarely
seen such an impressively roalistic death
scene.
MR. TOREERT'S DEFENCE.
HE DENIES Til A? HIS CONDUCT HAS BEEN
CONTRARY TO LAW.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]
Paris, May 22, 1878.
The following letter has been sent to the
Paris office of the Herald:?
To the Editor or the Herald:?
I see in tho Washington despatches
printed in the New York Herald files just
arrived here that charges havo been made
against the offico of Consul General at this
capital before a committee of Congress. The
evidence upon \vhich those charges are
based is falsely given. I made a full ex
planation to the State Department of tho
facts as they really exist, showing that I
acted entirely in accordance with law and
custom and that no ground exists for any
complaint. Yours respectfully,
A. T. A. TOltBERT,
Consul General at Paris.
Pa bis, May 22.
SAMOA.
seizure or a a*moan vessel bx a nniTisn
OUNBOAT.
8ax Francisco, Cat., May 22. 1H78
Advices Irom Samoa represent that the British
gunboat Sapphire had seizod a smull vessel of the
Natnouo navy, In mil*faction of todemoity claimed
by a British subject lor losses sastalaod at the time
ol tbo Stelnbergsr troubles.
AUSTRALASIA.
TRICK ITT, THE OARSMtN, DISABLED BT AN AC
CIDENT ARTHUR ORTON A IAIN?THE VIC
TORIA DI'ADI.OCK ENDED.
Sam Francisco, Cat., May 22, 1878
Tbs slesiner Australia, which arrivod here to- lay
from Sydney via Honolulu, brings the following
news:?
ACCIDENT TO TRICK KTT*.
Trlckstt, the ebaimpou sculler, recootly lost two
fingers ol his lelt band Id Sydney handling s cask of
bocr, stopping bis rowing.
kSVKMK KARTIKJCAKKII.
Heavy earthquakes at Tama, in the Now Hebrides,
are retorted. Ttio land rcso twenty feet, seriously
Impairing tho harbor.
R.Nl> or TROGIILK IN VICTORIA.
The governinont 01 Victoria him reappointed three
county court Judgne, three irowo prosecutors antl
eleven ai ipendiary magistrates, and other depart
ments wilt bo rehabilitated. This la tbe oud ol the
pari.ulneut try deadlock.
Typhus levar Is raging in New -outh Wales.
IS IIC I'OIM'KNJOY f
A psrllameut irt motion lor tho release of a lunatic
i Jail, su
In the I'aramuia Jail, supposed to bo Arthur Orion,
baa been made.
A STILL HUNT.
SIX I STAB: I8HMENTH DRNTR iTED AND TWELVE
k'UISO h Eltd BROUGHT IN.
[BT TEf.lurtAPil T I Til K HERALD ]
llarmi.honhi:no, Vs., May 22, 1878.
I'nited Stitea revonue clll ore on Friday maaie an
extensive raid upon parties carrying ou illicit dl?>
tilling lo lb# mountains ol Floyd an 1 Fiuuktiu couu
ties, southwest Virginia. S x illicit distilleries wore
ile?lroyed and 200 gallon* ol wbisRvy rapiureil, with
twe.ee prisoners. Thirty or torty shots were llrod
Into one division ol thv revenue posse none bring
struck. Two horse* were wounded. The distillers
tire.I Irom blulTs and o'iITs, screened irom the view of
the United Staios marshal and hia loroe. Ti.osn men
nro well armed and prepared or any interruptions by
the representatives ol the law. Tno ral-iiug party
| wis ordered by Collector It vos, at l.yueliburg.
MIDNIGHT WLATHEit HE TOUT.
WaU |)RI'AKTllK<rr, 1
Oiskk or tiik cms* m<i\ai. <irrie*K. J
WssaiauTov, May '23 ?1 A. M. )
JitdioiUonj.
Pur tfio Mlddlo Atlantic Stale* rlsinir lol owed by
lulling liiroiuoior, cooler oortberly wind*, veering to
warmer e**t or south, increasing cloudiness, sod la
Ihn weitrrn portion*, daring tbe night, rain.
for the Sooth Atlantic State*, ? lation.ry and fall
ing, loilowed by riling birnmclcr, east to south wind*,
Slightly cooler, clear or partly cloud* woither, mod
poi t,bly lo tbe aoulheru portion ra n iiroai.
f or Tvnnenea, the Obiu aud Upper Mississippi val
leys and upper lake region dccidsd fall In barometer,
Increasing easterly to aoutbcrly wind*, goncr.lly
warmer, threaten lug and rainy aedbur, accompanied
by thornier storm* and followed In tlie western | or
j tion* by rising barometer and a < surly winda.
for tlie lowor lake region, decided tail in barom
eter. increasing eaaterly to aouiberly w.uda, slsl'on
| urr to rolng lamporaiure, paitly cloudy woatber.
i followed by rain.
f or New Kngland, higher pressure, northwesterly
wind*, becoming variable; nearly station ry tempera
ture and clear weather, eaoepi in Mumo ncunoi al
ram.
I ho Mississippi Ilivor will continue rising at Citra.
Cautionary signals continue at Kaslport aud lljlulh
and nro ordered for Marquette, Ktcanaui, Chicago,
Mllwaukoa and Soctlon Ono
THE WK.THKn TI.STI.ltI AT.
The following rccurd will show the cbapgos In t o
tempera urn lor the past twenty-lour hours, In omi
pihsou with the corresponding dale ol last yssr, as
Iniiicatsd by the Ibermomi tor at lliidnut's pharmacy
HhksI.ii Uuildlng, So 214 It road way :?
1477 1174. 1877, 1174.
3 A. M M M 3:30 P. M 7i 04
? A. M 37 63 0 P. M 04 H
II A. M 04 37 II t. M 03 otl
12 M 70 < 3 12 I'. M 67 62
Average itmperature yesterday 38',
A cor ago tsniparstura lor corresponding dam last
year ci;,
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
E'gliteen Persons D,owned by the Up
setting ot n Boat.
N O 13 O D Y SAVE i)
Names of Some oi tho
Deceased.
SEARCHING- FOR BODIES.
Tokonto, (tut., May 2J, IH78.
The pleasure steamer Empress of ludla, with u
party of about eighteen persons on board, became
unmanageable and cupsi/cd over a dum ou Grand
River, ut Halt, Ont., to-night. All the passengers
were plunged iuto the river below, ouiy one body
baa been recovered, that of llarry J affray, of Halt,
a newspaper reporter.
TUB DK.V1X
Among Uic missing are:?
EDWARD WREN.
THOMAS ELLIOTT.
FREDERICK KANE.
JOHN Fit A/EH.
JAMES MONTGOMERY?one of tho proprietors
of the boat.
ANDREW JACKSON.
DAVID SCOTT.
Great excitement prevails throughout the town,
and a diligent search for bodies is being made ut
and below the sceue of disaster. Little reliable in
formation is obtainable.
NATIONALS.
INDIANA STATE CONVENTION OF THE NtTION.lL
GBK'NUACK I.AUolt FA1HT? NOMINATIONS? A
HI LI. bTAlE TICKET Pill 8ENTLD?TilE FLAT
FOBM.
Indianapolis, May 22. 1878.
The State Convention oi tho NuMouala root lb a
morning at the Opera House. Alter orguniz ug * lib
James Buchanan us Cbairtnan, and listening to ad
dresses, the Convention proccoJod to nominate a Stuto
ticket us follows:?For Secretary of State, Henry
James, of Grant county; Auditor, Jacob F. Bird, ot Gib
son county; Treasurer, H. P. Main, ol Floyd couuly;
Attorney General. David Moss, ot Hamilton county;
Superiutoudent of Public Instruction, l'rolesaor Jonn
Young, of Marion county.
*1 UK PARTY PLATPOKX.
Toe resolutions were as follows
Tlie national greenback la ior party o! In iaoa, iu coo
vet'tton axemhled. declare*: ?
Wu declare ?ur leaity to Ilia American monetary
?y.teiu , tlie abolition of ail nauk ia.uaa; tlio tree and un
limited coinage of gold and illvar. ami the laaulag by tna
government of lull legal tender paper money,
n cvtvnbie lor all duo and payable for ml
debt*. public and .priritu. In amount aut
II lent to mod the want! 01 trade ; to give employment to
ail labor, and to enable the pooplo to doe eatli bualuoaa
and to relievo them Irom the debt ay.teni, which hae made
the induatrial nud commercial elaase* tue alavoa aud
drudge. oftbo creditmougera of the world.
Ntron'l We declare our oppoaltlou to every mea.ure look
lug to the reaumption of apacle payiuente, the monarchical
.y.tom of tin tiicc, which puta ell tha Interuata of ludu.try,
trade aud commerce in the hantla of a fear, and enforce# a
monopoly of wealth deairnctlve of the bigbeal material
good o( hi eleiy
Tliinl?VVe proclaim our uncoiiiiiroralaing hnatility tn the
porpetnatlou of tho nyateiu ol /ovemmeut bonded indent
edn *?, which la Intended 10 bind unborn generation* in
cliatua. and w? declare that tho government ahould uai all
the bolide now hoarded for ruaumptiou purpo.e. to pay and
cancel out-tandlug houda, aud that it aboulu inake new
ah i liberal lame* ol money to he npplied lo the aame pur
pone, and that tho Uau* of future intercut be Brine bund*
ahould bd prohibited by conalitutioiial amendment.
i-We
tuurth We demand that nil legt-laiiun etiail bo 10 en
acted aud *o ndiului-terrd aa to aecurr to each man at
ne.tr.y at practical the J.1 at reward ol hla own lab r, and
we itcboiiuea all lawla?ne-a. *lon uce aud Irauil that re
lu.o. tunmlaaioii to the will ol the peouio hune.tly ox
preaaed lltrou/h the Pallet
no mrm-amr with oonnuKiaN.
tilth ?We denounce ilia red li-g cnununl.m Imported
from r.urepe which aek- far an equal illvlaieu of pioperty ;
. n I we doueuiicr the cuminuulain 01 the notional bank-, of
ti e Point -yudicatea and ol the cone jlio.it,-d railroad coruo
rotlona, winch nave aecured aud are oniorjlng an iinrqnal
div.aiun ol n operty. having already Oliidol aiuung
th rnddv, a '10 lajO laai.iaai ot tb* nropei ty 01 tn* peop o by
eoiruli>ii.g th reprejdniallv. a and aarvante ol -he peopio.
I i.e one ? yaiem of 1 o.uiouuiaiu l.-norea the luequatttlea ol
lauuity w ocu have been Implanted Py n lure tn the
human family, aud unth ayaleiua are deatruclieo ol tPa re
wardiol loll aud of th* laceutivea to ludu-try aud ex
ertion.
LOW IHTXIIKdT DXXAHI1.D
Sixth ? We declare tnat until t ,e American monetary
ayeteiii which will reaull tn '.lie praelical extinction of
de <t and ueurr P* 1 Itabli.lird tue Male abuuio, by all tho
pome** that It can exert, I.nut and reduce the rat* ol In
toreat a that it abalt in 1:0 event exceed the average iu
creaaa ol aeellh '?> urute, live In u?iry
too qo. u paw -too maxv ornrxKx.
Srie.ilh ? We avor aimpl", plain a id economical govern
1X0lit; ae lew lawa at poeoible and they rigidlv eulorced;
11. ew oftleUla I* |irai ticaula HDil they hel l toaeloae c
couutabilltv. To tula eu,| wa Cam ml the *nu ition of
all *u?. e a oltkea aud llie o?? throw ol the ?>*
t em bv which oltiuea are niado to yield alniual
princely luriunCH. 11 It the Prat duiy ol the next dnirr al
A-a inbly ot Indiana t > anciir* aueb legielaflou aa al.a I
make it iinpoHaluie fur any local or State nfhaiel to receive
n?oro than adeqaate pay lor IiIh aurvieee. ?nl when prac
ticable tho coiupauaation ahould be tixed by a epocittc
?alary.
ItCdolation* Nor. H, 0 sad 10 denounce tbo scheme
forac-slly slate llotiae lor luiliaiia, weak and ofll
citul clocllon lawa, ui nr apportionment aud
partlAan nppoiutmerils. No. 11 dtiuaods lull
protection ol minora aud thai smployds ol
corporations ahali huvs first lien on its property. No.
12 approves the liuukrupt lew un<l advocate* tue ex
emption lo iioUH?nold*ra ol properly 10 the v i'uool
$1,000 irom execution. No. 13 opposes aoy enlarge
meal ol lliouriny.
t'Mrbrnth We In, or?e and reaffirm th* platfmm of prln
ciplsa adopted al To edo. Kebruar, 1k7h, and we con
gratulat* the couiil,y upon the union of the political m
lereat ?ul>*eivlug tin- uaeiul rank* ol aucicly in ona party .
allien Shall U0> anc# thl ? dace of a nlgliar and bdlar
civilisation, and thla old at g,?*p ,l thai there ahali be work
lor all aud ihal all ahali work.
PENNSYLVANIA Dl MOCRATS.
MF.SriNO OF THit hTATk C 'NVF-NTIO*?TliE
UOLL OF MEJIlHUsHIl' N<>T Yl.T COMPLETED.
PirTMOHO, May '11, Di'.H
The Democratic State Convention met at Literary
Hall ttila mommy and w-a> callail to order by Captain
McClelland, cr.an man ol the Stem Committee, A lew
minute* alter ten o'clock tbe proceedinga opened
witli prayer by Itav. D. X. Junkin, ol Nowcantle,
fa, ono ol tho member* of the frcibyterun
Central Aaxembly m w lu aeiaioo here. Alter con
ililcraliU coulcalon na to what termed the roll ol dele
gate* tho roll wan called The Con Vonllnu
iHooted a temporary orgaunation by tlio eluc
tlun ol U. Wilton Spoor, ol Huntingdon
roomy, chairman, who wna introduced to the
Con feat Ion by W. U Scott, ol Erie. Alter tho ap
pointment 01 commute** on permaMiit ortaalaatwa.
coniealoil *o?t* and reMolntiuna, the Convention ad
Joiiined until loor f. >i
The Convention ro tiieinbled nt eight o'clock this
evening, when too Comnnituo on Cre<l>>nilala, being
Will I unable to mikti a report, tho Convuntiou ad
Journod on ill una o'clock to-morrow morning.
(In renaeembling the announcement wnt mule that
tho Committee on Credential* would not bo ready
to report lor two bourn, and n lurin r feoeaa
wit* bad until live o'clock, when ortlor waa re
Stored an i a commltuo of three appoiiitoil to
wait upou llie Commute* on UrcdenlieU in aacertalu
how eodB they would bo ready to report. Dn the re
port being made that tne ?'"itm it too would not bo
ready Utloro revon o'cocK, tuo Convoiitioii a 'jourucd
until eight f. M.
PRE PA III NO FOR 1 HE COMMUNISTS.
WHY TROOPH ARK DETAINED ON TBlt ATHNT1C
CO >ST?OkNLllAL hit i. it MAN CM 'Hit. AVAIL*
ABLE FOlICK IN CASK OF tif Tlllt t! * K.
WasaiaferoM, May ?L 1*7*
flencr.il Sherman elated in an interview to-day that
none ol the cotnp*nit? i f nrttliorjr would be ordered
to duty at the Trunin r put*, aa baa bavn rttjticaud.
Ha aald, In anawrr to direct <|Uo*tlon?, that
ha thousbt tba troop* on tb* Irot tlrr could look oct
for tbclr own gun*, and bo needed ill lb* troops on
tbe *eu ooa*l lor po.ntblo eontlngeiiei**. He was
uaked il he rca'ly thought ihe >0110.0**1 troop* and
tho*o on the likoa would be nee.iad, and be and he
did no , but Hi t thing* looaod a little a* II ibare
might be au outbreak.
tlllt roRCK AVAILARt.S.
He aald that *11 the lour regiment* o' art illerv wera
on ih* Atlantic nnJ laae coan, and tbe I hirtceuih,
Kigliiceoth ai d Twenty.tecotid infantry w. re in aucb
a condition ilia I be could move every company ?t Uve
mtnctei' notice by ta.ngritph, rtcept, perbap-. the
live lialt?r>?i at tbe Artillery ^ctiool at Fuftnae Mon
roe, and lltay cou'd rcaeh Waaliinglou or H iltnuorv
111 1 vn* than twelve hour*' notice
In addltmu to ilia tun e aimve mentioned nine coin
paun * 01 tba Twenty.third lulantry aru ciiicvutraiod
at fort Ls ivfnw nrili, Katun*; throe ?uuipaule* of
I be tittle* nth, under ttencral Oaiu.im I'oiinyp-ickvr
(??I Foil Fiaber lainr), at Fort Kiley, Km***, and lour
oumpaiiic* nt the Ninth Intantry at Uiuftbo, under
Usd> ral Joint U King.
MUBDEsi loll A PIECE OF CtfALK.
[hY HCLEOitAFii lO l it.: KBVIiD. |
\Vuk..u*U, W. V i., .lav -.J, 1878.
Au atrocioue murder was cmnmiu <1 to-iur la a
cool mine at Cbur.cstou, W Vu. Dane and
BummcrUeiti, two miners, begin qinrrelling about
a little piece ol chalk, and presently BuuiiuerQoId
threw u atooo at the other m m when DavU P?ow
u large ki.lfc and boried It at Suiiiuiertlcld. 11 struel
linu lu the hcuj and buried lUetl deep in tlio brain,
killing hiiu instiDlljr. Davis Das disappeared and
cannot Uj louuu
COUNI'ERFK ITERS SENTENCED.
[UY TKI-KQKAPil TO TIIK 11KUAI.D ]
11 ARitieovhi'RO, Va., Uav '_"d 1S78.
J. J. I'billipa and liotllc, iho counterfeiter* con
vlctcd a luw days tinco, and Silas Tbumpaon,
another counterfeiter, were sentenced to-day?
I'litiiipa una llottlo to eight years and Tbumpaon to
live years tnipriaoniii ut.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Congressman Wit.iaiu Claflin. of Massachusetts,
uod Jatne* R Partridge, f'orinorly flitted states Mtu~
later tu Brazil, are ut tbo Astor. Judgo Lafayette
S. Foster, ol Coiiuccticu', U at the Grand. Judgo
George F. Couiatoc'c and Mayor J. J. Ueldcn, of
Syracuse, and Edward It Baron of Huflnlo, are at
tun Windsor. Uuueral Aasou stagor, ol Chicago, It
at the Ri'iey. Clayton McMtchael, ol Philadelphia,
la ul Ibe Metropolitan. A. T. Wood, M. P., ol Ham
ilton, Canada, la at tne Fifth Avenue. Francis 1'. 3,
Hurley, ol Philadelphia, If at tho Everett.
DIED
Burnt.?Suddenly, at Jeraey City Heights, on
Wednesday, May Jd, Cuaiilky, sou ul Mary J. uud
the lute .1 uuies .Super, agnd 15 years.
Itelativcs and friends aro invited to ultond the
luneral, on Friday, tha -4m ut three uMuck P. M.,
Irum his late residence, 107 Summit uv? Jersey City.
[thr Other Venthi See Eighth I'jgt \
THE SKIM IS IMPROVED ANI? THE GENERAL
heal lit be neb ted by opening the purrs wilU ULsN.s's Sl'b
rutin totr
A.?NO MORI-FRED NO~3EM NOR PIMPLY ERUP.
tiuiis uii the tare. Hlaesbeads, Klesliworias. Wuria, Mulci
mid uutiiin-lv Wrinkles are painlessly cured by Or. It. C.
PEKllV. Ul Hou.l M . New York.
Knr Moth I'm li.-a, irec-lea ai d Tall, ask your druggist
for Pkkuy's Moth and Kiiboki.k liOtlii-t
A sa PEARL OH M1XEiTT-'ifK 11 y7~|1 ?0. (MACK
iuaws. If I o >, wort $.'!). IS New Church ?t., up stairs.
A MKD!CAL~WONDKK. ? HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM
The couqeerorof Kliauraallsin. Cure for Scrulula, Au.
COCK S IMPKHIAL?F.XfHA d1<Y.~
For sac'llrucr we cbaileng* all Imported charaoan re |
Anioitcan VViue Company. >t i.ouis r-ir sale by P.tKK A
TILFuKD and ACKKK M -.KHALI- A CO.
COACHING PARANOLsi, Al; mTlLER'3 NEW
stole, eeraerUSlb si. aud liroudway, and ?d at. .corner
tltb av.
HAVE YOU THI EDTliiFFeiVfKC110M BLEND OP
Mucua and Java Corrttttln glass jars T
H. W. JO HN5~ M AN I' FACT UlTT MO CO M PAN Y, 81
.Maiden line, are III* sue manufacturer* ol genuine As
iiKsrox Paints. Kootinu, atk iu I'ira anu Uuili ii fovea.
ISM, Ac.
NEITHER DRUGGED, LIQUORED OR WATERED?
Dr. Ul(l>KBHlu.'s I'uuk Winks, trom the Cruton Point Vine
yard*.
NINE-TENTHS OFOUR sick NESS IB CaUSED
by sewer pas. mnukk's PaTKXT Nun-Las I'UNUUe'riNa
Wastn I'll'i'. Is the unit remedy K\hit-It ? 1 * 4 i.roadwsy.
READERS OF T11E HERALD~ip YOU WI&H
Hoots. Silos* aud Oaitkks partrnlee MII.Lt-.lt A CO.,
Hill liroadway.
SUMMER SHORNi?a'CHOICE*'SELECTION ANU
large variety. ECUENK ii.ltKIN A .-ON. HI Nassau it..
West side.
THE STEAM-CARPET CLEANER, ~
T-. M. STKWaK i. bdii 7ih sr. Mend fur circular*.
THE PH0N00KAPhTtKLE PH 0 N E, TELEGRAPH
ami kindred electrical m**s -tigers will all h* utilised by
tne orders lor gotuueST, which al l he IUsh- d and uunded
over the wires. It I- as well knowu abroad as at bom* a* a
el.'siisiiig agent lor ilia teeth
EliiOPK.
IJHISroh HOTEL. LONIWJ*. HLKLIXOTOX OAtt
Jdcna. W.?Tin* iartf.t tirat claa* family not *1, la trie ?os4
situation of 1<uii luu, 14 newly ?fU lu till Con*
tiu -ntnl stylo and furnished wit i every |imibU eomtort
mikI in.Hinrti Improvement; excellent cuisine aul wins*
Proprietor, II. lata ot Maurices*.
/ ioijDfcN HAiiL-itoii ikich auiu;olTne FtU>
VXdiiCtts, by two or three ap:illcttl?ii, the beautiful golden
color *<? much admired: it I* i?*riectly harmless: to be h*<t
ot ah apothecaries and fancy brood 1 dealer*. Solo
11 HdVbNUKN Jl St)S, Loudon. I.inland.
uSuM HOIKb~ HO\L> >T~ LONDON.
Kstabltshvd upward of a century. This asll Known an I
aristocratic homo !? situated in the centra of ttio iu.mI
f.taldouatdo part of tlio Wj.l hud. Co ahratel for III
cuisine andca.lar of the ch?dc?f*t art tea
Likhio i oki'a.n v.s I'.xi'ka r ok Mh.tr -kinks"?
and deepest hic*t flavoring stock lor aouos, mala
dhhn* mi! in nee*.
Likbio com Pan i s i xruACi ok mkat ??ls a
sueces* it ml boon lor whir It nation* aliould fa??l
vruietul " See Medical Pr at. Lancot. HrttOh
M. dicai Journal, Ac.
ihBio * o.vii? an\'s i;xrKAOT ok kkaT.ZcTu.
tion.?iOenui!?# only with facsimile of Baron Lie.
bl/'e slvfuatur**. iu nine Ink. aero** label ' (Ion
sumption lu hnglaud increased touloid in to*
years."
LffciiI<i ""com p a n y \s i;XTKm:t op mkat.-to 81
had of all storekeepers. ifroceta and cuemial* Aula
atrwnU for the t inted Mutes (wholesale only -, 0.
Ii AVID A U<l? t'l Mark iaiio. L>ndon. r.nal.tud.
1~NDON.-MfcS>KS .jaY KKaPEV I KL'LL? HK(|(Jk.sT
Jtlie honor ol' a visit Iroui ladies an I jceullemtfti visiting
the British metropolis to iusoect ?wU*t% ol elu^r ot aitic
t esta Ut*s, Pari ?i an Mantle*. artistic Millinery. If at* atxt
vvery variety in lire**, specially ssiecied n Pari* from tha
he ot art i in and repreeen'lnx tho corecl fashions of the
season*. The following extract Iroui an \uteris tu p toer I*
a pleasing testimony to tut* -ysu-iu ol hu<*iuus? au?ule I el
this Itonse j ?We visile 1 during our *oJ.?uru In l*oudofi l ul
year (he warehouse ot M.##n Jay. the most noted cat ah*
Ibhra nt ot tl>a kind in the world. In loahliur thro* :h ita
nntueroti* department* we were able to appreciate the tms
tfnuse of the distinguished success which ha* nil ?iiued ma
establishment for many year*. Messrs Jay receive larxo
supplies ol C.iatnrna* mid MIMiiOry direct from the first
houses in Pert*, and they are *oi i at much more moderate
i rices than In lie* can procure them on itio Contin >nt We
take pleasure In directing tit* attsntlon of our lair readers
to inifttiiu ? honored establishment where we are *ure they
will tie tiouo?tlr aud lov ?llv d alt with" Black Silks,
epostal A ' Ota for Bounet'* Black nil**. 2id, 24.*, J47. g4l#?
?J.*I and 2"?LI Itojceul st , London, W.
r:. jL*..:r-r: -f' ~r.- r - ?.-na
tKW PlIILK ATIi>\S.
AftK Vol) linlNd l*!U Tlifc ? ?>l MKVr
IUM h JOU KN AL haa correct yuldr to Hummer reaorUk
aiiMwItu dUcance* prlco* an i ii*c*a*ary particular*
K?r aale everywhere ; pries. 7 csn'.a.
MotitilH I'IIIlLIPS A CO.
I Park place, New York.
Y >KW iirJ'AKIl iih IN HCTiOi.
INNM.'bNTd KKOM AII ROAD.
H> th ' author of ' Toiu ? A Ifi."
A luout original and t* Inn/ work. American nunnrri
nti<l mstnm# #? en through foreign **ye*. Adventure, #?v?
elty humor, l??ve, pathos, plot fllmntr. A splendid book,
admirably illu-traird th??th fl ??<*; paper *1
<} VV. ?,Alll.hT??> Jk < O., PnblLher*
HiUHh>[>~% Tltt; h WITnK** UlVmIftilTlKO.IIaQ
of w.uid ifu c**r? ?f Kul >t?hn(l bt?#r IM%?m ?; cut
true; ??l?r fresh from spring. Our sole agent I>? h. L\N*
? A IKK. No HJ4 Itrnadway; rtiid?i.c? 107 Weal jy?| it.
KI i: 11 A ??11 1H N BAit, Ul?cover*r and Manager of Hpitrig,
WmukiIu, W I#
Dl MOKfcNI *H MoNiHMt MAUaXIUKT A?i:j MvUkT
Heiuorest's Portfolio of mii i W hal to W ?ar l^c.
each, pott I'M. 17 h ill 14th ?l
Man** mi^kiv on hartH- \ riionot on mmTT
cat treatise, lnd?c#tiug bow ensRroil I dmtbllLles m %f
li? rmiitfVfd I In* experience of twenty t??r? study. ob
servation and professional practice. showing tba ngtnelee
that will Insure ie*tor*d maiibood. strengthen? I ruanif
nii I sound eouditiou# ol health mat have u -en Impaired t?y
overtaxed power*. A statement of obstacle* tu marriage
i.nd of the meant by which tbey can be removed. Hy mill,
. curreuc* or p'i'iatc-f slam pa AUdreea ftecretacy da*
niim Auatoiuv and rtilmcr, 1,14** Hr ia<lwa). New York.
NOW RKADV. ^"
AP I KIOVS' ANNUM, UYULOP.RPf t,
KKUl-TKK OK IMPORT >T KVHNIfl OK 1 I! K YKAR
1*77.
New eerie*, vol. II w ol*? eerie*, vol. XYII.
Uniform In eite. *t)ll> of binding nd price with tba
"American <'> cl ?p.t? lie "
Tba ANNUAL rVOLOPACM V of 1*77 It an unusually
valuable ?ook. Many of tn# uncle art trice ere alone worth
far nioti' to tbe reader than Iter *u?| of the volume, that,
t >r instance. oa 'International Uommerce" baa m*t Ite tike
In the Kugllsb language. In ? hi b a -urvev I* git?*n of tbo
com liter re ?.i tin* *l??ie civilised world, tbe Intermingling
and ? verflowlug etreattia *?f ail nail.me. tlie swelling t >|.
limes and the ct?hs, with tbe ranee* of tbe rme an I
the dr preset one ol eftob The greet conflict In Kirofi#,
involving tbe tilgbret diplomacy of tlin aire, and tbo
latetl imi?ri>vi ments In military skill and sMeet*. If
?*t biftb with very complete and graphic accuracy Tbe
?'Currency,** a great question before the public ittlnd la
!*?7. with ite varying atandarde wat dl?cu*e*d in
ihmgfrse, In eonventious, In boeks and reports, all ?f
Wiml.lt e?i present*t a? to Illustrate tbo pntiriplee In
volved and tbe facta on wi.icb thev vet. Neither It tbo
ever tccurrlrtg 'Ka?t?m <dn?Mloii" overlooked. which wilt
not c<*nee to come tip ?<* long a* Uonttetitlt.nplo remain#
the foremost inilltarv pocltlon or the elvflls-d world unless
It* a<ti be< otnee the era! of universal ?tnpirr lit a word,
each tonntrV bae an article which Ine tidre the hUt'TV of
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each depart went of tbe Kedoral g?'vernmcnt. there
are obituary n?*tlec? and dicllnvt bi ??raplncal artlci n ol
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