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From All Parts of the
World.
TIIE BERLIN CONGRESS.
Speculations Regarding the Next
Move in the Game.
RUSSIA STRENGTHENING SERVIA.
Prospects of Trouble in the Neighbor
hood of Stamboul.
HEALTH OF ROYAL INVALIDS.
[llY CABLE TO THE HERALD.]
London, June 24,1K78.
A telegram from Berlin announces that the Con
gress at Monday's sitting will discuss the details
of the arrangement which was made on Saturday,
permitting the Turks to garrison the Balkan
passes. A later despatch declares that this con"
cession on the part of Hussia is unquestionably
conditional upon the establishment ol the autonomy
of Itoumelia and the evacuation or the interior by
the Turkish troops.
THE NEXT POINT.
The interior organization ol the province will be
next discussed. The conditions laid down by
Kussia are absolute, it is understood that the ne
gotiations relative to guarantees lor the autonomy
ol the province will give rise to animated debate.
The quesilon ol the evacuation of the lortrcsres
will also arise in connection with the organization
of Roumclia.
THE SENSITIVE QUESTION.
The foal's special despatch iroin Berllu states that
Great Britain and Austria resolutely insist on the
Russians speedily evacuating Bulgaria, where,
until a new government is established, there
shall be a mixed Kuropean occupation. Kussia de
mand!) that the number ol truops which Turkey
shall be entitled to station near the Balkans bo
limited to a comparatively small contingent, and
that Russia be allowed to continue military occu
pation for some time longer.
DRAWING THE LINES.
The Ti'nips' Berlin correspondent says that Sofia
Is to lie included lu Northern Bulgaria. The tormer
report that the city was to bo Included In
Roumeiia was erroneous. The Powers consented
to this on condition that the frontier pass so close
to the south of the town as not to menace Austrian
interests in that quarter.
AN IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.
The Russian Privy Councillor Schlocgcr arrived
in Berlin from St. Petersburg on Saturday, and im
mediately hud interviews with Count Seliouvaloil
and Prince (iortachukolk Prince Uortschakolf is
confined to his bed.
RUSSIA DOES NOT LIKE IT.
A St Petersburg despatch aaya:?"There is much
excitement hero concerning the arrangement by
which Turkey is allowed to occupy the Balkan
passes. It is thought Count SchouvaloiT la ac
countable lor making this concession."
WHAT ENGLAND ADVISES.
It Is understood at Constantinople that England
Advocates the formation ot a gendarmerie to re
place the Russian army of occupation.
"FORWARD !" CRY THE TURKS.
A despatch from Constantinople reports that
the whole Turkish right wing lias made a forward
movement
SKEWING TROUBLE.
The Russians reccutly requested the British Con
sul at Bourgas to billet some soldiers, and in con
sequence of his rclusal threatened to tear down the
Britisii dug. Minister l.ayurd instructed the Con
?nl to confine himself to a protest.
NKKVIA AND RUSSIA.
Despatches irom Belgrade say a large number of
Russian officers are expected at Bclgvade on Mon
day.
FOR AUSTRIA'S SAKE.
"It Is stated lu well informed circles that in cer
tain eventualities two divisions oi Russian ln
lantry will enter the country as a reinforcement to
the Serviun army."
bmpkuok William's condition.
A bulletin issued at Berlin from ihe PaJece yester
day morning reports that the condition or the Em
peror is sattefaeiory. His power ot moving tno left
?rm Is peieeptlbly increasing.
TIIK qUKRN or SPAIN worse
Tne condition ol Queen Mercedes onuses much anx
iety at Madrid. A violent hemorrhiigo supervened on
Saturday und greatly weakened her.
MATHKWS SLIGHTLY lll.TTCR.
Mr. Charles Mathews, the comedian, is a little easier
to-night. Ho has very lltilo sullering, but there Is no
hope ol his recovery.
OVATION TO L0KI> DUFFERIN.
A 1ARKWELL ADDRESS FROM TIIK LEGISLATURE
OF QUEBEC?COMPLIMENTARY III FERENGE OF
THE COVEUNOn GENERAL TO THE FRENCH
CANADIANS.
Qcaasc, Juno 23. 1H78.
Lord Duller in was presented with a laroweil uddrors
lo tbo Legislative Chamber on Katurduy by the Que
bec Legislature. The Countess Dullcrin was also pres
ent. their Excellencies met with a splendid ovaiton.
The addresa was read alternately in English and
drench.
Rkl'LV Or 1118 KXCKLLKNCV.
In replying Ilia Excellency recalled the warm wel
lome which bo bad received Irom the people ol Que
bec upou landing ou thoir shore six years ago. Be
referred with pride to the w illingness with whicn too
French Canadians rullicd to the delenco ol iter Ms)
?aty'a dominions whan the clouds of war
hung over tho Empire. Hit weriuest aspiration
lor this Pro v luce bad always been to aeo
its French Inhabitants executing lor Canada tha
functions France hervell has so admirably performed
for Europe. dtriko Irom European history tbo
Mbievumenta of Franco, subtract Irom European
civilisation the contributions ol France, and what a
blank would be oce.isiouod. lu conclusion bo thanked
tne people in tbo name ol tbo Countess Itufli-rtn lor
tne chivalrous and considerate attention adown her
In this city.
The Countess Dofterln held a reception In the Cita
del In lbs afternoon. It was largely uttonded.
SUE GOVERNOR GKNLUAL COMING TO THE
UNITED H t'ATI H.
Montmsal, Juno 23, 1HT8.
The Governor General will arrive in Montrcul dur
ing tne night aud ioavo lor the United Sinloa in tha
uiomlng.
A NEOliO'S JEALOUSY.
FATAL FIGHT FOB TIIK / FFKCT10N8 OF A
YOUNG COLOR!D GIRL.
Asiivrt Park, N. J.. June 23, 1878.
A aerloua siabbiug a dray occurred hoio last night
between two negroea named Langhoru Nixon aud
Robert Holmes. Mixou had beou paying intention*
to a young colored girl lor aonio lime past and
Hulrnos baa been trying to eupereedo bint in her nl
lertlon*. Holmes having partly succeeded in hi* de
?igna, Nixon became enraged with jealousy. At a
late dour Inst ovenlng, us lloimee was passing the
place whcroNlxon Is employed, tlicy met, augry words
ensued, one tbey anally came to blow*. Nixou over
powered Holmes, but, not aalisUed with tbia, bo
seised a jitcbiork and plunged It into Holmes' lelt
aide and also Ibrougn tha side ol hie neck. Holmes'
cries brought the police to the scene, wbo arrested
Nixon end lodged bun la tne station bouse. This
no.rale* the prisoner was removed to Freehold, the
county seat it i* believed that Holmes' lajuriea
will prove 'atal. Nixon Is a bad character, bar log
?erred a term in the State Prieou.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
GENERAL CUOOK RETURNED FROM CH1CIGO ?
THE SITUATION EXTREMELY CRITICAL?
OPINIONS OF ARM Y OFflCEhB.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Omaha, Neb., June 23, 1878.
General Orook returned to-day Iroiu Chicago, where
he bud a cooleronoo wtib General SUertdan on tbo
Indian hltuatlon. The Han nock troublea being In
another military dtvUlon, It remain* lor Sheridan and
ble brigadiers to avail the issue of Howard's and Mc
Dowell'* operation*. The movements on tbo Montana
frontier, made uccesmry to protect settlers, have
crippled Shoridun's division, so that it can reuder
little, If any, assistance.
TilK SITUATION CRITICAL
OQluers here buiievo the situation to he exceedingly
critical. Some no not hesitate to state in pluin terms
that the army with its present numbers canuot put
duwu the bannock Insurrection, tossy nothing of an
ticipated troubles with Silling bull's band and possi
bly with Spotted Tail and Red Cloud. General Crook
said lo-auy to your corrospoedeut thntuuless the gov
ernment removes these tribes soon, according to its
ploduos, they will remove themselves, which Is equiva
lent to going on iho warpath. Olllccrs hero swell
every telegruiu irom iho ludeu country with great in
terest, not knowing when there may be a new out
break.
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM IN WISCONSIN.
St. Paul, Mino., Juno 23, 1878.
General Forsyth, of Ucneral Sheridan'* stall', re
ports that there is no cause for the Indian alurm in
Wisconsin.
LOCK TENDERS' STRIKE.
CANAL NAVIGATION AT LOCK PORT INTERFERED
WITH?ORDER RESTORED BY THE AUTHORI
TIES?DETERMINATION OF THE SUPERIN
TENDENT TO ENFORCE REFORMS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Alii any, Juue 23, 1878.
Governor Robinson received despatches this morn
ing Indicating that discharged Iocs lenders on tho
canal at Lockport hud seised tho locks, refused to
nllow any one to luko their places, aud bad prevented
boats irom passing through. At first tho sitnation
appeared to be serious, as Lockport Is ono of tbo
most Importunl cunal centres on the line, and
a determined stand ot strlkors there, where
it Is known they would probsbly have raa.uy sympa
thizers, would completely interrupt canal navigation
irom tho ontlre West until the strike could bo quelled.
The Governor consulted with buporlntendont*1 J'ub
Ito Work* Clarke, and It was contemplated at onetimo
to Instruct the Sherifl at Lockport to enroll a lurgo
number of cillcons as extra constables to ttdaptare
the locks and preserve order, but the Governor sub
sequently ocacludoJ that the matter could be lolt
suleiy to tho discretion ol the Sherilf ot the county.
He consequently issued no instructions iu the prem
ises, and to-uight he says ibut no believes tho move
is the work ot u lew unruly meu who can be easily
bundled by the citizens.
OKDKK KKSTOKKO.
Tho Superintendent lets lor tne scene ol the slrlko
lo-nlght. According to blsudvices the men had ac
tually prevented the passago ot boats, but oruer had
been so lar restored at uoou that navigation was men
free. He believed that he would be able to put a
slop to all interloreuce with navigation when be
reucties the soeuu to morrow.
Fl'Rl'OSKS OF TliK HUPKR1NTKNDKNT.
In conversation prior to ins departure bo said that
the questlou raised wus merely whether be should
carry out tne purposo ol relorm on tho canals or not.
lie inicudod to UlsoUurgo alt loan wtio accepted
"scale" money on the canals (or perquisites lrout cap
tains lor passing their boats thruagu in a hurry) and
put bouost meu in their places it he lived, and be
would keep on discharging set alter sul until he suc
ceeded. Considerable excitement is visible here
among cabal meu, wno have heara probably exagger
ated rumors ol tbo extent nt the strike, u good many
discbarges huvlag been made at ilus point.
A TRAMP'S MERITED FATE.
DESPERATE ASSAULT UPON A GENTLEMAN AND
HIS WIYE?THE ASSAILANT FATALLY WOUND
ED? COURAGEOUS CONDUCT OF THE WOMAN.
Pkoviuk.xue, R. I., Juno 23, 1878. .
Yesterday evenmg a tramp enterod the house of
Mr. William W. Forsyth unbidden and was warned to
knock if he camt again. Soon alter Mr. Forsyth
found hitn In tbo kitchen. The tramp advanced
witb a dirk knife uplifted. Mr. F'orsylb, who Is
in feeble health, fled to bis bedroom eod se
cured a revolver, ana, presenting it, ordered
the tramp to loavo the house. The tramp rushed lor
werd with the kntle, when Mr. Forsyth llred, the bail
billing the lop of bis heed. The tramp then grasped
Mr. F'orsytb by the throat and attempted to throw
him over the bannister#, but was prevented Irom so
doing by Mr. Forsyth's wife. Mr. Forsyth ireod bis
arm and fired again, lodging a ball in tbo bead of bis
nniagoolsi, who Hod e short distance and was after
ward captured. A surgeon who was called was un
able to Dud tho second bail and pronounced tho
wound Intnl.
IDENTITY or TEX TRAMP.
The woundod man says that bis name Is Mtobael
Highland, ot Newark, N. J. He baa been ? year in
the Unlfelo (N. Y.) Workhouse. He Is evidently in
sane on tbo subject of religion, end repeated the
Lord's pruycr on his knees while tne surgeon was
J robing lor the ball. He Is still alive ut tbo Rhode
slsnd Hospital. Ho would doubtless have overpow
ered aud killed Mr. F'orsytti had it not boon lor the
assistance bravely rendered by the fetter's wiist
THE GEISTLICH TRAGEDY.
AN UNKNOWN SUICIDE NOT THE FUGITIVE
MURDERER.
1'niLAUkLPiiiA, Pa., June 23, 1878.
A men who commuted suicide lest night by jump
ing Into tne Delaware River Irom e ferry boat, and
whose body was not recovered, was thought to bsvo
been Ueistlicb, the murderer, but the cantata ol tho
boat to-day, when shown a picture of Geietlicb. ox
pressed himself as fueling quite positive that It wus
not be. Toe ilipienuer thought the picture looked
something like the man, but as he saw him lu a sit
ting posture he was nut prepared to say posi
tively.
KILLED IN A QUARREL.
Pit I i.ADKLnu a, P?., Juua 23, 1874.
Daring a qaarrtl last ntgbt Mr a Marion JbUnaon,
an aged colored woman, was kaocked down uod
beaten by a colored man named William Cooper, from
itio tllocih oi wmch beating abe died shortly uliar.
Cooper fled and baa not yet been arretted.
STABBED HIS FaTHEU.
New Mu.roHO, Conn., Jane 23. 1873.
Edwin Hojrt fatally atabbed bia father, Cworgo
Hoyt, at haif-paat two o'oIock tbla afternoon, In the
houae ol Vanderburg Joyco. bia brotbor-ln-law, In tho
aoutli part ol sbermau. It la supposed tbal money
trouble* aud liquor wura tbo inceiitivva.
THE GUEST POISONING CASK
St. Mart's, Ont., Juno 23, 1873.
In the case of Dr. Pord, cbargod with poisoning
Kobort finest, tbu Coroner's jury bare lound Pord
guilty of itdiiilniaierlog ibo poison, but waro unable
to discover Irom what motive.
FATAL JlAII.HOAl) ACCIDENT.
Haijitok, Pa., Jano 23. 1873.
Jsmei Jarvey. whllo Intoxicated, was tun over by
the Northern ex prom train ou tbe Northern Central
Railway, near Mclntyrc, last nlgbt, and waa literally
nut to pieces. Tbe euglno waa thrown on a tide
trick and waa stopped by running into a train of
empty care. The btggago car waa thrown down an
embankment. No person on the trstn wia injuied,
however, and tne patsengcra were transferred to a
special train, brongbt iroin Wnllxmsport lor that
purpose. lue Coroner eoitnueucuU uu Inquest at
?ate, but not obralnlug aulllciout < vidence sojourned
until tnta morning, wnen It waa sgalu adjourned until
Monday.
THE SAN E LIZ AN 10 BIOTEBS.
Qalvsstoh, Texas, dime 23, 1878.
A AVter apeclal Irom Connbo City atatea that licaid
?rio A. Poduct, lacond In command ol tbo Sou Kli
?ario company, and who commanded tbe firing party
In December laat which executed Howard, Atktnaon
and Melirlde, waa arretted on the 10th lust, by .state
troop* Tbe other leadora are known to be In tba
mountains akirting tba Itio Uraudt, oa tbo Mexican
tide, in atght ol the rangrra' camp, with the exception
of Uliteo Borcis. general la-clitel of tbe mob, who le
at Club nab na. 'itiu Mtxicau authorities bavo replied
to Jutlgu Blacker'* demand lor Cbieo lloruia'a extra
dition, ont tba reply use been loot in tna mall. Tha
reply is known to ba evusivo.
TEN BUOECK AND MOLLIEMCARTHY.
Lonaviti.a, Ky., June 23, 1878.
Ten Rroerk and Moillo McCarthy both worsen a lit
tla Saturday. 1 ha mare made her two mliee In
3:3TM- Tea Broeck could not ha timed, aa Hollo Coi
tion, who la assisting Harry to train blm, rsadeied It
linpoaaiblat
THE HUNTEtt TltlAL.
VISIT Of THK ACCUKD TO WASHINGTON IN
JAN CAB* ? COBltOBOUATION OF GliA H A*'k
STORY.
[B* TEItBGBAPII TO T11K HK'.ALD. 1
Wabuinutox, Jane 23, 1818.
Since the notoriety given the movements of Bonja.
Bin Burner by ttio developments of lite trial at Phllu'
dolphin for the aliened murder oi John M. Armstrong,
on tbo night or the 23d ot January last, important tlg
nifloauoe linn been nttaobad to tbo Ulscovsry of the
registry ol bin nauie on tbe boolc-* of tbo Riggs Houso
bore under Ualo of Saturday morning, tbu 12M of
Jauuary, It will be rotnoiubcreil that tbo man
Grnbnni bos couteaied that bo ?u hired by Uuater
to put Arraitrong out of tbe way on an earlier day
of tbo month oi January than tbe 23J, wbon tbe
murder was eventually porpetratod, but that bo
backed out of tbo ooutract, much to tbe disappoint
moot ot Hunter.
WHAT THK HKOISIKR SHOWS.
According to tbu showla.t of tbe Rtggi House
register llunter arrived in Washington about bull-past
livo o'clock on tbo morning ol January 13. He
signed bis u.nno in tbe billowing unusual way: ?
5 BENJ'N HUNTER, \
\ 1.304 S. Tot.iii St., l'li'lnuelpbia. J
Just beloro ibo initial lottur "B" oi tbo Benjamin
tbero ta a largo round blotch of Ink, as if tbo penman
bad taiten up an over supply ol the lluid in aturtlng
to write the name and the surplus ink bad lailcn oil
in a largo drop. Tbo attention ol the proprietor of
tbo hotel, Mr. bpollord, was directed to tbe
eatry at the time, because tvbon bo was
in the Continental Hotel In Philadelphia
bo knew Hunter, who was in tbu raugo
business. Iieuco wbon Hunter was subsequently
accused of tbe murder be recalled the circuuiMiiuce
ol bis visit to Washington. Tbo ledger shows that
Hunter went away In tbo altcruoon ot the sume duy,
leaving the betel lor tbo naif-past live Philadelphia
train on tbo Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
ukaham's statkment.
Tbo man GruUaui, in narratiug bis earlior ex
perience wltu Hunter on tbo subject ol engugiug to do
tbe murder, made tbo loliowlug statement:?
lie (II "liter) told mo ho was going to Virginia and be
would send me some money, but He ditl not lie told me to
do tbe innrdur wbll* bo whs m Virginia. 1 did not see biiu
agaiu until Tuesday, tbo day beloro tbu murder.
EEMAINS OF THOMAS W1NANS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]
Nkwi-okt, Juno 33, 1378.
Tbe remains of tbo Into Tbomus Winnus, ol Balti
more, were removed to thai city, via New York, to
night, lor Interment. Tbo luuerul service will bo
held upon their arrival.
FAILU11E OF A NOTION DEALEB.
[BY TELEGRAPn TO THK HERALD.]
I'kokia, 111., June 23, 1878.
F. W. Bucbinan, notion dealer, tiled a voluuiary
petition iu bankruptcy Inst night. Liabilities, {25,000;
assets, $7,000.
MASONIC APPOINTMENTS.
Aluany, N. Y., Juuo 23, 1878.
M. W. Edmund L. Jud.son, Grand Master of Masons,
annouueos tno foliowiug appointments:?
Grand Chaplains?R. W. and Rev. John G. Webster,
Pultuyra; R. W. and Rev. Stophen H. Tyng, Jr., New
York; Jt W, and Rev. C'Diries u. Hall, Brooklyn.
Gr ant Marshal?K. W. James Ten Kycfc, Albany.
Grand Standard Bearer?R. W. Joseph J. bleiu, New
York.
Grand Sword Bearer?R. W. Cadwulader Evans, New
York.
Urand Stewards?11. W. Albert Parker, Coxssckle;
R. W. W il 1 iu in A. Brodie, (ieucseo; R. W. Reuben
Riley, Brooklyn, una R. W Charles if. Brown, New
York.
Senior Grand Beacon?R. W. John Vroomau,
Herkimer.
Junior Grand Deacon?U. W. Theodoro D. Smith,
Albany.
Grand Lecturer?R. W. George H. Raymond, New
York.
Grand Librarian?R. W. llobort H. Thomas, Port
cboster.
Grand l'ursuivant?Vf. Johnston Fountain, New
York.
Grand Tiler?W. John Hoolo, New York.
District Deputy Grand Masters?First district, R.
W. L. Braalora Prince, Flushing; Second, R. W.
Alonzo Brymer, Brooklyn; Third, R. W. William
Sberer, Brooklyn; Fourin, R. W. Charles S. Artnur,
New York; Filth, R. W. Frank R. Lawrence, Now
York; Sixth, n. W. John Boyd, New York; Sevoutb,
K. W. Herstio W. P. Hodson. New York; Eighth. R.
W. Anthony Yeomana. New York; Ninth, K. W.
Theodore W. Davis, Puugbkowpsiu; Tenth, R, W.
Goorge Blckey, Nysck; Eleventh, R. W. Saolord J.
Thatcher, Ceblesklll; Iwellth, H. W. William
Boatwick, Hudson; thirteenth, R. W. Stepoeu
L. Stiilmaa, Greenwich; Fourteenth, It. W.
Joseph A. Johnson, illou; Filieemb, R. W.
Mirtln V. B. Ives, Potsdam; Sixteenth, It.
W. Georse R. Blarney. Cape Vincent; .seventeenth.
It. W. George 11. Palmer, East Hamilton; Kign
trcntb. R. W. Frank G. Polios, ; Nineteenth,
It, W. Luther H. Conkllu, Mexico; Twentieth, It. W.
Chauncey N. Shipmaii, Elinira; Twcuty-nrsl. It. \V.
John Vandenberg, Clyde; fwenty-aeoond, K. W. Jacob
G. Maurtr, Uocbester; Twenty-third, R. W. George
W. Griswold, HornelltviUo; Tweiity-ioortli, it. W.
George W. Uarrt II, Albion; Twenty-Mill, It. W.CUarles
E. Yoang, Buiraio; Twenty aixtb. It. \V. Alexander
Wentworth, Randoipn; Twenty seventb, R. W. Che
ney King, Nlanlolon.
LodgeH working In tbe German tongue in the city
ot New York, Kings and Rienmond counties?R. W.
G. F L. HobeiilUul, New York.
Lodges working In the French, Spaulsb and Italian
tongues Iu tbe any oi Now York and Brooklyn?It. W.
Antonio Gonzales. Brooklyn.
Commutes on roreignCorrespondence?M. W.John
W. Simons, Brooklyn; M. W. Stephen H. Johnson,
New York; W. M. Primer, BulTalo.
DEATH IN A CHUBCIL
Wahiiinutox, Judo 23, 18*8.
Mr. John D. I'm too, ot Georgetown, Tell dead in St.
Johu'a Church, In thai cay, to-day. Ho enured the
church apparently in good health, and during tbo
aervico had riaeu, prayer book In band, when the
death airoka came, falling buck ward, tlu hook tell to
the floor (rem hie llloleas grasp A alight commo
tion swept through the audiencu, hut no alight that
the ret tor thought ihut aouio one had only fainted.
Mr. i'nitoo waa a clerk In tbo patent oUlce nod wan
aeventy-ona yeara old.
ABBEST OF COUNTUIFEITEBS.
St. Locih, Mo., June 23, 1878.
Nine memhera ol a gang ol oountorleltera. baring
their headquarters near Maxtor's Spring*, Kan,
hare been arrested and offloara aro iu purauit ut
others.
BAIN 8TOBMS IN KANSAS.
St. Login, Mo., Jnoe 23,18*8.
Adrlcei Irom Southwestern Kansas auto that terri
ble rale atoriue prevailed in that region uurlug luat
nook. At Wluflold the raiuiall on Wodnetday alter
noon la ealnnatud at twvuiy*tlve mohe/. 1'be wbulo
country was Inundated and greut damage dotio to tbo
crops. bridge* and lencca wore carried away and
cattle, bogs and poultry drowned. Children of a
lariuer naried Free, living on Heaver Crock, weie
drowuod, and a Mr. tletl, living on ll.adgvr Crock, waa
nlao drowned. Couaiderahio oamuga waa uleo done by
lightning.
MIDNIGHT WEATHEU BEFOBT.
I'A It I II KNT, 1
USUI. Orriccn. [
t 2-4?1 A. M. )
Wan DkPAitTMk.vt,
OrriCk or tiia Cinar Mull
W akiiinutun June:
fmlieatums.
For the Middle Stales and Southern Now England,
westerly winds, cooler, pertly cloody ercloar weatnar,
and stationary or rising barometer.
For lbs Soutu Atlantic and Kant Cull State*, north
west to southwest wind*, slightly warmer, clear
woathar and aiaitoaory pressure.
For the Wast Uult States, Increasing southeast
wind*, warmer, partly cloudy weather aed felling
barometer.
For Tenneaaee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
lower pressure and temperature, westerly winds end
clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val*
lays, aeutboast winas, warmer, clear or partly clear
weather end (ailing bnrometnr.
For the lake region, southeast to sontbwaat winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, occasional rain uud
stationary barometer.
Tlu rivjra will generally tall, ezeopt n slight rlae In
tbn Missouri and Uppor Ohio.
TUK WKATilb.lt 1UTKBDAY.
The lollowiog rocord will show tba change* In the
temperotnre lor toe past twanty-loer hours, in com
pnrison wltb tba corresponding date ol last yaar, as
iudieaied by tba thermometer ut Hudnut'a pbnrmacy,
Hbkaui building, No. 218 llroadway
1877. 1871. 1877. 1878.
8 A. M M 01 3:30 I* M .... id 73
0 A. M M iiJ 0 I'. M. 71 70
9 A. M.. tiJ M 0 V. M 64 Cli
12 M 09 74 12 P. M. 00 01
Average temperature yesterday 61 Ji
Average temperature lor corresponding date
test year.....*,.. 04,'.
WASHINGTON.
Version of the Recent Scandal by the
Friends of Mr. Acklin.
AN APPEAL TO THE CODE OF HONOR
Preparations in Progress for
the Duel.
THE STATEMENT OF BOOTH.
How It Was Received, Read and
Destroyed,
^GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
WlsmxoTOX, June 23, 1878.
TUB ACKLEN-ROSSKl! BJANIJAL? tgUlXE AN
OTHER VERSION OF THE AFFAIR?A DCKI, ON
TUE TAPIS.
Tbo friends of Congressman Acklcn, of Louisiana,
have prepurod a ululemout w ith reference to ilia re
cent extensively circulated reports reflecting seri
ously upon the good character ol thai gentleman and
giving a version of tbo widely discussed ulluir lu tbo
following curd addressod to tbo cdl-or of the Wasb
lugton Putt:?
Au uflalr. which occurrod ono evening last wees
Involv-iug tuc name und repute ol Hon. J. H. Acklcn'
ol Lools.uua, una u ludy ol prominence lu tlio society
ol New Vers city and Washington, lias heon so die.
luriod and miirupriseated hy reports circulated from
mouth to mouth auu Uually puhiisned in tlio leudin
Jouruais of the country, that tuo friends ol tho purlins
most directly concerned deem It proper to uiuko tbo
following statement of fuels:?
Without sotug into tbo details of timo, place und
clicuisiunce, touching tho aflalr llscll, it sulllces lo
say,that ihero was uolhuig in the uuuduct nt Air.
Acxleti to warrant tuo lulurencus which have boon
drawn by tlio punllo and countenanced hy the press
or 10 tiflord suttlciuni loundution for tbo verbal re
ports originally spreud aoroad upon tbo uuiborily
? ,1,'10 Person who claimed to have been the hero
of the intrusion uud discovery, so called. Ileyoou
this it Is to ho siulod thut the coaauot ol Air Acklcn
whs not such as to withdraw front him either the con
lldooce or esteem ol the ludv iu tbo case, whose sub
sequent behuvior toward him, as may ho verified
upon tho most reputable authority, was not tnat
whioh would no uulurul to a vuAm ol au ludlgoity to
ward mo author ol the wrong. In short, tho whole
story, as orulted uud as printed, is ol tho most
unqualifiedly sonsutional uud uuwurrautcd cliur.
actor. There lias beeu and now Is uut
ono Usuo lu tlio preraitici, autf ttiat m
au is.uu of a personal and privalo character be
tween Air. Acklun und Cuucral ltosser, who nave both
left tho city lor their respective homes to arrange
their ullairs for aucn a determination ol tho Issue be
tween them as ibeir views ol tho responsibility of
mou to one uuotber?which do nut need uescr puon ?
would soom to luuioatt. t'nelor these ciroumstunces
uud oapeciully in viow of tho f.ct that Air. Ackleu is
1 ully sustained uud his version of ilia uflsir fully cor
roborutort hy the lady who is the alleged vlciim of
tho reported indignity, it would seem entirely proper
lor the public and die press lo recant the Violent and
Uu warranted judgment wuich has been pusst d upon tho
stroogtb of uutenuble coulorencos. and to leave the
conclusion of ilio matter where li properly belongs
lo wn, between Air. Ackleu. who uudertukos to de
fend tho honor of l-.is companion and ol hiiuaoli and
Central ltosser, who Uguied Drat as an Intruder and
second as the assuiliiui. ft is not necossury to specify
the methods by winch tho ono purty proposes
to defend biinscll sod his compaulon, nor ts it room
site to aiuiu tho exact maimer in which the othor
parly became an Intruder and un assailant, ft suffices
10 say that the charge ol vioieuco und luaignity upon
tbe part ol Mr. Acklen cuunot he sustained nor can
tbe inference of suflering und wrong endured unon
tbe part ol tbe lady bo nisiDiaiiicd. The
acabdal of distorted and exaggerated publloily
liae bad the edocl of hastening, perbnp- an
cveut wblch would havo lakon place under unv cir
cunistaiices. and which should not be permitted to be
cloudod with disliuuor by the malevidence ot enemies
or the frivolity of thougbtless gossips. It is tu lie
hoped tbat this explanation, which Is us pointed sua
plan, as the delicacy ol the subject matter will i d nit
of, will remove tne impuuiioua und relutu the in
ferences that have been formed so hastily
aud upon such sloodor loundatiou. At all ovonti it
should have that client, lor it is authoritative and
covers tne wishes ol both tho parties principal to the
original affair. *
lbo 1-Uit, In n lengthy artlele referring to the
variously roperlod cireuuiAtuucca ol tbo cu.;o, says
Air. Ackluu'a Irlouds "cleiin tbat, being rejmrted lobe
vory rlcn and lavish In his oxpondilure of money, he
bat heon made tho victim of a carefully planucd do
aign. and, unfortunately, ihrough General Hosier's
Intemperate nal and garralouiuesr, has heon put
ut a terrible disadvantage. Tbcy assert, and wo
might, If it were necesaury. give the boat of names
to sustain it. tbnt Mr. Acklcn has hurried to f.ouisl
auu to arrange his affairs, and that as soon as ho gets
there bis Iriend, wh-? Is e woll Known duelist, will at
once notify General Kon.ser to name somo gentleman
to represent bim, with a viow to a settlement accord
ing to the strict code. Tne lady. Mr. Acklen admits
to have serlousiy compromised, und profosaes hl?
willingness lo make her tlio only reparation in his
power. That there are facts not yet brought to light, and
which may never he made public, that will muuriilly
aid In turning tbe tide ol sympathy in a dillerenl
direction, la undoubtedly true Jn tho first piece. It
is not probable tbat a man weighing not moro than
140 pounds, whiob Is probably In excess ol Air. Ack
len's weight, could successfully assail a woman of a
much stronger pliyslquo aud robust health, la llio
next place, there can ne no doubt that itie two have
been most amicably associated together since the Tues
day night occurrence. Acklen has probably arrived
at New Orleans by this lime, and will doubtless make
hla statement in lbo newspapers tin re. Ho is ayoung
juan, ol lair abilities auu attractive persooal sppour
uuce. It is n mistake to auy that be Is loppisb. It
would ho nearer the trutu lo cay that ho Is always ele
gantly dressed. Ho is not e stranger lo duels, having
brought down his mso on tbe sanguluary Held, aud
having, be*Ida thai, as principal, been engaged In a
number as accessory. He Is hIso reported to boa
crack >bo(."
CABkX YOW.NO, OF TENVESM: , ON THE POTTER
JNVI.b I IO.VTION.
Tha speech of Casey Voung, ol Teunossee, on Hie
Putter Investigation, wincu iippears ih ibs Ui-corH or
I Thursday, maintains that the majority ol members
j opposed Air. Potter's resolution as originally pre
; sentod becauto it contalucd iio declaration iliat it
, was not proposed lo undo the work of
; tne Electoral Commission, und that tboy did
I not give it tbeir support until tbo assur
; aiico w as ixplioitly given upou tbe floor of
j tlie Hou-n ttiat the Judiciary Commlitao would pre
; soul a report and resolution duclsring thut tbo Presi
dential Gilo was not to be interfered with. Il? de
fends tlie investigation itecll far itie puipo?*of dis
covering and exposing any frauds that m.t have
been perpetrated in the P. esiUeii ual elec
tion, and duel -ros It to bo the duty of Oobgrean
to msko an inquiry for tbat purpose, claiming
Ibat no dingers lo public peace and tranquil
lity are cen tern plated, aud that none can roault
from tbe lbveatigatioii, and chargus that tbe alarm
expressed by republican politicians is not real, but
only simulated for party purposes. He do onus the
South and Sou;barn Congressmen against the cbargo
of a purpose to revoluiiun so or "Mexioanue" tne
govornmont, saying tbat if thoy bad desired to do
tills tlie opportunity was presented during lbo lime
ol the electoral count; bat that, instead of fomenting
strife, they stood tlrmly by tbe constitution, tbe lewa
und tlie peace of the country, and swvad tha govern
ment from overthrow end destruction.
TUE I XlENSJM OF TUE LOUISIANA COMMIS
SION? GOVERNOR IIHOWM IXN1HTS ON PAVINO.
Kl-CoTernor John C. drawn holore leaving Wash
Ington responded to the loiter ni Secretary Mberuun
returning the draft forwarded to tho department la
payment ol Ills (Mr. Urown's) share ol tbe L.uisiaaa
commission expeuaes, again onclosing the draft,
wbicb be says be feels constrained to do Iroin a
sense ol duty to btinsell and lo tbe pnriiee who are
liable lor the amount expended Tbe beilor is ex
pressed that the Secretary will retain the chock and
await future action couc-ming tbo payment ol ex
penses incurred on acoount ol tbe I.oult>aua commie
atuo.
TUK STATEMENT OF JOHN WIl.KK-i BOOTH ?
INTERVIEW WITH JOHN F. COTI.U - AN I LO
titltNT DEI EM OK UT THE ASSASSIN OF HIS
ACT.
The l\>il lo morrow will publish an interview with
Mr. John >'. Coyle, lormeriy publisher ol lbo Au
tiontil intrtltgencrr, regarding ? published report that
at u dinner party in this city, ou the unlit
ot Mr. Lincoln's assiusination, Coyle buruud
unread a package which Booib had handed htm dur
ing tlio day, aud whioli, It is suppuaod, coulalued his
explituatlou or the causes which led him to the coiu
tutseiou o! thu terrlhlo deed. Mr. Coylo said to the
reporicr:?
"No such dinner ptrty ever look place. The corre
spondent who reported it assumes to give Iho namee
ol porsous ul that parly?In.mtiouiug Coogreitsiuan
Huudali, General Haird. John Morris.-ey, ituhurt John
son undoibers. General Halrd 1 never hoard ol, and
really 1 don't kuow whom bo uieena. Mr. Itohert
W. Johnson?I presume lie means lulu?
was formerly Senator irom Arkausie. At ibe luno ol
this '.maxillary dinner party lu was In Arkau-us and
did not couto to U'ashiuulou until u year alter Au
drew Jobnsou became President Speaker Ituudall,
us lie stales, was in Richmond, and I had never teen
Mr. Morrlssey uun did not meet him until alter the
Philadelphia Convention Ul IKIIti.'*
"Wliou did you tlrel liearoftne Booth statement,
Mr. CuyleV" inquired the reporter,
"I never hoard ul thai siatcmuni un'il alter the
oxccutiou, ullbough rumors wuro prevalent that such
a sluieinebl bud heeu prepared, (lu my examination
as u witness belore the commission that tried iho
conspiralorr, I mere staled that uo such document
hud over reached me, ihouich Liooib's diary staled
that he Uaq prepared sucu a tiaiemeni.'?
"Ana jt iijtvlpr was delivered to you r"
"No; , mouths alter the exuculiou Mr. Joliu
Mauhewi*, the gentleman to whom the ststeiuont had
heeu given, to hu delivered to me, told tuu ho hud re
cetveu it, and on the uignl ol the uasussiuutiou bud
opened it, read It nod destroyed II."
"Did he ssy bow bo received it trotu Bootl) 1"
"Misstatement was that he hud met Mr. Booth oo
the avenue, oppusil" the National Theatre, Boolu
heiug on that historical mare oo winch lie esc aped?
which by the way has uuver hcou hoard ol?when tie
handed hiiu an envelopo addressed to me requesting
him if it wus not recalled by ten o'clock next
diytoliand It to die lor publication. Mr. Matlhow*
was iu the cast ol the play that ulglil, mid uller the
ussusslnuliou iu taking down til* coat to cliango his
costume tlio package uroppo I out ol the pocket. 11 o
had lorgolicti that ho hud it. He immediuloiy went
to his loom, iu lue neighborhood ol Iho theatre,
opened it aud hurnod It alter reading It."
"Old he give uuy acoouul ol the cements?"
"As hu related II, ihoslaieiuout was an eloquent de
fence by Boom ol Ins uct. 1 agree with the statement
made by Mr. Ford that iho a.-s lualualion wus sud
denly conceived. 1 met Booth the uiorinug ol the as
sussinuliou, uiid no oue could havo neon mure sur
prised. more shocked lhau 1 was, as nothing in his
mauiier struck tuo us unusual."
BOOTH'S CONFESSION.
[From the Washington bur, Juno 22.]
Tho statement which comes Irom Louisville that the
package containing tho slatomcut ol Johu Wilkes
Booth, iiiude previous to his aurassluullou ol Prcsi
deut Lincoln, was burned at Woruiloy's restaurant on
tho night of the assassination, in tho prcsocco ol Hon.
Samuel J. Uundull and othors, Is tuoorrcct. A gentle
man who was at tho Spollswood Hotel, In Richmond,
that night, to-day made the following statement to
a reporter ol '/Vic Star:?"Mr. ltaudull and Colouol
Johu W. Foruoy, J. T. Ford, K. U. Hart, of New Yo'k;
1). C. Forney, ol Hits city, aud a number of other geu
tlvmen, were ul the Spollswood Hotel, in Richmond,
ou that night. About iniduighl an orderly seiit by tuu
commander of tuu truops ut Klchtnuud came to
Coluuol Forney uud uuuounced the assassination.
Not knowlug tho exteut to which it bad gone, the
ottlccr advised Uolouul Forney uud hu paity to leave
ui uuce lor the North. As tho government hud
slopped tho ruomug of trains to aud from Washing
ton, north and suuiu, the parly woro obliged to lake ?
special train lor City Point. From there luey were
brought to Washington ou a government tug, the
only boat to luuvo ut that nine." Ihereluru Mr.
Kaudull could not possibly have boon present at the
alleged meeting at Woriuley's restaurant.
lu regard to lue soalcd package which tho despatch
says was burned ou the night of thu as.sassiualiou,
u gentleman vtvll informed on the subject to-day said
to a Star reporter:?"Boom certainly wrote a state
ment previous to Iho asi-ussinullon, which is supposed
to have explained his reasons lor the comnnssiou ol
Iho deed, and deposited it with one ol the proprietors
of the Aitt'ou'if Jntrlligrucrr, with instructions to pub
lish It tho tollowiug day, provided lie heard nothing
Irom hiin to iho coulrary. It is well kuuwu lhal lue
documuut was kept lor nemo lime, hut the parlies
holding 11 becumiug alarmed lest they should he Im
plicated lu the ussuasluullon, destroyed p. lis publi
cation would undoubtedly have explained the whole
mutter and relieved several parties who wcro con
ueuied with ibo ulot lor abducting President Lincoln
uud taking him to Richmond to ha hold as a hostage,
but who knew nothing whatever ol the plot to asaas
biuuto him. '
THE WITNESS MRS. JEXKS.
THAT FRENCH ACCENT FROM AN 1RIUH WO
MAN?AMUSEMENT AT TUB EXPENSE OF THE
COMMITTEE.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
N'kw Orlkaxs, Juno 23, IS78.
Mrs. Jeuks, whose oxamiuatlou belore tlio Potter
Committee abowotl her to be by uo means a common
woman. Is .Scotch-Irish by descent and was horn In
the North of Ireland. Her lathor's name was Mur
douk and bo was drownod In the Conlederute
army, near New Orlouus. Her mother was a
doutrets and procured quite cxtcusivaly among ibo
poorer classes hi the Feliclanas. The Ideu of her
French accent has created considerable lun hero ut
the Puller knowlodgo of our Of vole dialect -. Sue has
heeu iotimatuly automated lor a number ol years with
the prominent radical leaders In her section ot thu
.State and has the reputation of being romarkubly
sound aud enterprising.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
MAJOI1 JaMKH W. FOBBT1H S 1111MOTION? COM
1HUENTAUY OllDkll FltOM (iKNKHAL BHkltl
DAN.
Wasiiixutox, Juno 23, 1878.
Major James W. Forsyth, who bus ceully been
promoted to llcutouatit colonel, was relieved Monday
(rout duty ss cnlot ol null to Ceaorel ttberldan nod
directed to Join bis regiment in Washington Territory
lor duty. Tbo action Is taken ut tho request ot Gen
eral Foray in. lu connection with bis promotion
General .Shcridsu lias Issued tbo following compll
mooter/ oroer:?
Since tbo early spring ol 1804 Meuteusot Colonel
For*) ill bas performed tbo dutio* Ol cbiul ol stall In
ibe must sstisluctoiy in aimer, rendering most easen
tiel aid lo bis cummuudiug jienoral during (be war of
the rebellion, una in the various positions lie bus In Id
since, uud it is with the deepest regret tbal the I.leu
teusot Uouursl cousenle tnst Ins recent promotion
shall deprive bun ol Coionel Forsytb's velusb.o **r
vice*, endeared to bini as lie Is by an association
ollloial and nocial, ol so lusny years In lliv urld ol
duty 10 wbicb no is culled, uolouel Forsytb bears
with bun the best wlsnes ol u't wbo bava been ocu
nccivd with hlin by duly aud cootpauluusblp lor
lbs last lourioeu years.
Colonel Forsytb is a son-in-law ot cz-rostroaster
(?occrnl Usuuiaoo, of Ohio.
HOBOKEN DEFIED.
Died rick Iiiiog is qaarterinuator ol tbo North Ger
man steamship Neckar, which is moored at a pitron
River strest, Hobokcn. Dora Loop, twenty and
pretty, claims Ibut bo ruined tier under a promise ol J
marriage. On Friday tbe Neckar at rived lo |*orl uod ?
ilio got a warrant Irom Judge Mreug lor
L'lilug's arrest on u charge of seduction.
Justice Strong doepatchod Deputy Sherd Stanton
to arrest the accused quartermaster, whom III- offl
cer Inutid upon the company's wuarf, at Uiu loot ol
Third street, Hobuken, aud pieced lum under
aires), filing thou otliad upon some ol tlin ship's
erew lo drive awsy the officer. Sim ton drew Ins r?
volver and threatened to snoot lltc llrst man wno In.
(erlereil with liini.
At tills juncture the cspialn ol lbs Necsur appeared,
ordered tne galee lusding lo the pier to bo closed and
lucked nnd Iben budo (lie officer lo leave tbo prisoner,
Claiming tbst be, belnp a Herman suojeci, could not
be arrested live upon a process issued irom tbe oltlco
ol llie Herman Consulate lie then, it is sllaged, or
derod mo stcveuor. a and sailor* oI tbe Neckar to do
fend filing. '1 be officer lluuly lell tbe pier,
pistol In band, procured tbe aid ol tlic police ana
arrested I 'lllng, ?li?m ho lodged in tbe County Jail.
T be captain of the Neck >r s?y* tbe arre t Is a viols
tlou ol treaty stipulations aud tbst ho will insist upon
tbe release of bit quartermaster. I lie llonokun au
thorities *S/tbe Hficsi woe perfectly legal, the man
being st lOe ttuio of his capture on shure.
"BIO MIKE."
Sheriff l.sverty, nf Hudson county, arrived In Jer
sey City last ovsuing with a prisoner heavily Iruaed.
'lb* man uuder arrest proved to be "Big Mike," a
river pirule, wbo was concrrned in the robbery ol
some |i.ooi or fd.ucu wurih of silks, from tbe lire
men kteamsmp uier, in Hobusrn. about one
year ago. Fivo of llie party wno pepetraled tbn
rounory wero trretled in tble oily in tno lull, r part
ot April last "llig M :as" was man wilb tun gang,
but etcuped, though nrad upon ny llie police, .since
tlien lio has been traced through New Jsrtey, 1'snn
eylvauU aud Ohio, and Hie arrest was mud* in Hut
tula. The prisoner wss placed in tbo County J.tiL
The Ova others arrested were sentenced to tbo Slsto
l'rlton.
LYNCHING IN AU1ZONA.
[From lbs sen Fraacisoo Call, Jan* la |
Fkescort, June 1?, 1878.
Mr. Caldwell, who cams to day from Tiptop, brings
the following particulars of a shooting slid bunging
sflslr at Gillette on Wednesday aiternoon lust. H
aeeuis that one setright Wss on a bender sod hit some
on* over the heed with a bottle, whereupon Deputy
Sheriff llurnett arrested him, whan Barn Waif, well
known in I'rescott, micro ded lor the man, and, upou
bis promise, allowed bliu to take Setrlgbt away. Tha
two ttsrted duwu Ibu slrovt. and ba<l walked about
oiii> buudred and fifty yards, arbao, without any
upperem cause, SUrigbt pulled a pistol and
shot Weir tli rou^n ibo bead, tbe bail en
tering just nltovu lav eyes. >eirighl want batik
aud told hi- sido ol me s'torv, mourned a mule and
put out. 11.ill tliu tnaru luouuied i.ud want in pur
run, capturing Ibo offender somewhere below the
mill In Ibo brush, ur.u brought him back. Deputy
dbvrtll Uuruetl got pjs*#a?ion ol tho prlsouar, and
look 10 his nssiatauce 1.. G. laylor. Tuey fortified
thomsolvo* iu a bouso agaiuit tbe mob, who saou
c imo in great numbers, and aboonog ol pistoU and
loud lulk wore Irrcly indulged iu. Wbile tbe shooting
was going on t'aylar, agaiust lbs wtsbes 01 Hurnelt,
opened tbe door aud stepped out. and almost In
stantly rtcivod a bullet In Ms bead. 1'be mob then
look the prisoner straight down into the creek belew
town uuJ bung bun.
LITERARY. CHIT CHAT.
All tbe l.ow German clubs are contributing fundi
lor a luoohtuout to Fritz Itouter, tbe groat ujioatla of
I'.ntl-Deulscb, to be erected at New Urandenburg.
We are to havo a substantially hew book on tbd
"Criminal l.aw of England," by Sir Jnnoi Stephen,
Iroin tbo press of Macuullau ii Co.
A "Hibliuprapby ol Works relating to Knztisb Folk
1,'iiu" will be issue l by tbe Couucil ol the Folk Lori
Society of London.
A whole library of Voltairian literature is beia|
produced, apropos of Ibo ceulenury of tbe great
writer. Among others Is a bnlhsut book by Aro 01
lloussuye, "I.o Hoi Vullalre, sa (iiiod iloglc, sa Jeu
ie.-ie, si's ft in uKs su t.'our, sos Mtulstres, sou Fcuple,
tea Conquctes, sou Dleu, sa Dynastic."
Mr. Yung-Wiuy, the Chinese Commissioner of Edu
miton iu the Lulled Status, bas translated Dr. TUeo
!>bilus I'arsoii's "Law ol Coutracls" into Chinese.
'i bo total number of books iu tbe Aslor Library wai
177,387 ou the 1st ol January.
About live aud-tweuty new histories of tbe United
Stales, so-cnlled, have been published within tbe last
llirco years.
The Massachusetts Historical Socioty will publish
Ibo diary ol Chiel Justlco Sowull. which commences
Iu 1073, gtviug a picture ol New England Ills 10
I'uritsti days lu true lVpy.uu style.
Messrs Cane!i, Tetter A Galpin announce that they
will publish this month Dr. cuieluu! Durani'a last
work, ''Horseback Hiding Iruui u Medical l'oint ol
Viow. " Tbe book explains the mechanism ol horse*
back nding and reviews its 'physiological, therspcuil.
cul und hygienic dlcctf.
lu selecting tbe lino, "Innocents from Abroad"
lor bis book tbo author of "loin's Wile" dieulaimi
any intention of Inlrtogiug on Mark Twaiu's wet
known title. The book would scarcely admit of any
other name from the nature ol lis subject.
??Fcecnvi" is the title of a novel by Koiuta Weedier
(G. W. Curleton A: Co). It Is the story of a Quaker girl
who was lurued out of her home because sbu did not
waul to marry uu old iuiiu ol her own seoi, but loved
a younger uiun and u muu ol Iho world. It would nol
bo fair to the reader to loll him bow tier adventures
L-nJod, lor If be reads the first ten pages ol (be book
be will want to tiuish it, and it would Interiors will
bis interest to know the duuoueiucut. The incidents
arc many aud strlklutr. The scene is laid In New York,
which gives a atroug local loue to the hook.
Tlio London Athrwruni, noticing ibo agreement of
the Tans 1'ostul Congress to extend the limit ol
weight ol books by International post Irom twopouudl
to lour pounds, thinks that the Iran dolivor.v to
America ol English nooks will load sooner or later to
tbe ubchtion ol tbe duty luviod by tbo United states
on books.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Trcuor TV. 1'ark, ol Vormont, uud Alexander Mit
chell, president ol the ChicigN Milwaukee and St.
Tuul Haiiwuy Company, are at tbe llucklngbam.
Lieutenant Colonel J. C. Dusue, United States Army,
is at the Metropolitan Houston Clinch, of Savannah,
aud S. T. Arnot, of Klnilra, are at the New York.
Captain Avohung, of tbo Kusatan Navy, Is at the
Westminster. Dr. 8. G. Hoardsley, United HMlea
Navy, and Loon Lewis, oi 1'enu Yan, N. Y., ere at tbe
Fifth Avenno.
DIED.
Doxovas.?6n Sunday, July '33, Mary Uuxxunrii
DoXovax, beloved daugbior of ilariboloiiiew aud
Cutbariue Donovan, aged l'J years, & mouths and 6
days.
Tlio relatives and Iriends of tbe family are reapeoi
fully luvilcd to ailen.j tnu loneral, Irom tbe residence
ol ber parents, 330 Last 27lh St., ou Tnovday, 36th
lust., ul iwii o'clock.
Ukosz.?->udueiily, on Sunday evening. Jane 22, el
bis residence. No. 44 Lust 3lit at., Michaki. Gkosx.
Notice ol fuueral ueroulter.
[>'or Other ttfithg Srr .v. row I l'jg? j
FAlItER FACES Ml AN THOSE HKaLTIFIED ?T
Guess's atU'ULK fiitr srs rarelv ?r?n
AIM LLIN Altlfl
NatlHAL
MINERALWATER
I1IUHI,V KKKKKVESOKNT.
Approved hv th* Acadnmtn do Madeclae of Fiance, and
It* vale In Kihiim auttiurued by apodal order of the
I- rrncli government.
K*coinraeude<l|by tho hlgnect medical autnorltUe la New
Yuik av ~
'A trnl roller for veavlckoete."
"A urllithtlul beveiace "
"Kai vuierlor to VU'Uy, Seltxor or anj other."
"Moet cretr-tul end retreading."
"Abeolutuiy porn end wliolneotne: leperier te ell for
daily uec ; free Iroin all tbn ob|*rtioua ur?od ag.vl.ut Crotod
and artificially aerate I wetorc."
"J ni pre Knitted only with ' t ? own ana"
??I'errol an I Tory airreeablo."
"Iloalthlul and well enlte l lor draoeptla anil eaaee ef
aout>' dma I."
"Mildly antacid: agrees well with dyepeptiee and where
there I* a : only 11101110*10."
? lly far tbn moet agreeable, alone or mixed with neat
Useful In catarrh* .it vl >ma :li or bladder and in goat."
"Not only a luxury, but a necevvltjr."
In bo bad of all Wine .Mercliviiii, Groeera, Uruggliti xa4
.Mineral Water Deaiera throughout the United Stetee, and
wboleaale ol
KKEDBKlCK Of. LIARY * CO,
Role Agenta,
Noe. 41 and 41 VVarrea at..
New York.
Frrry rennlae bottle hear* the re/tetered YELLOW
pictorial label ul tun
APuLLI.NAlUi COMPANY (LIMITED), LOUDON.
A.-SEI.ZER BUL'NNKN NaIURAL srARKLIJTf
Mi.vkuxi. WaTku. a. SIKPIIANI A CO.. *. New at.. eole
illlpurtelg
HAVE YOU fklKO THE PERFECTION BlEND
of Mot'itx amp Java I'orrxa In Kleaa Jarv T
MKNdMA.VjTpEl'ltlNIZKD ilKKK~ON*IC 14 THl
only preperatl.ui ol heel containing its entire uutrirloul
prn|.ertlee It la inya.iiabla In all enleebled uonditlone
wiiuthi-r tbe recall ol eakauettoe, nervoae protrvtioo,
overwork or aeuto divaec*. and In ev ry form of debt.(til
particularly If racultluK tram pulmonary complalnta. It M
Iriuiidiy aud hclplul to lb" m ,?t dnlloete itouacb. C Ati
IVKI.I,, IIAZ 4 KP A I'll , I'roprlotore Fifth Avauuo Hotel
building and ttth av., corner :ttnh ct.
NEITHER DHL'OUklo! UQI'iKKDOR WATERED.
I?r. UaUBaMIU.'a Ptlux Wixaa, Iruiu tbe t rvtoa t'olel vied
yard.
PRINTING
OK A I.L KINDS
HO N K t.'ll K A I* KOH CASH
AT TIIK MKTK'fPOI.l TAN
JOII PRINTING OFFICE.
?J* A R N ST
RINGER'S "I'AIKNT N<>S -G AS CONDL'CTIM#
W.i.n I'ira; poeillve exemption from eewer eaaee; per
p dually and without eapenca ; In operation at 704 Ilrea4
way. All are Invited.
THE HERALD OFFERS FUR BALK
TWO HINGLK Bl'I.I.Ot k PERFECTING PRESSES,
capable of prlntlnr I l.ivm cnplee per hour
or an eight page paper, either alt, eaven or eight eolumee.
ALSO Al.l. TIIK STKfcitoTYFK MACHINERY BE
LONGING THE HKI If.
I'lttCK, fiii.iyci.
Adireee J. II. BENNETT,
New York HeraM.
THE THl K If AN If KOLKIH FLOORS OK TUB
iiEHAi.li itlii.i11mi 10 let. suitable Koit law.
IIANKlNO. ISM RANCH OK ANY LIGHT HCSlNKSS
PUKPHShK APPLY in tub counting room of
THE UEKALU,
KimOPIn
'pflk NKW YORK IIMlAl.ll .rtllK PKINIKMPS.
I 1 he IlkHAi.nle to n? found detlr et tbo G ande Me
gaalna do Printempc. 7u Itoolevard llaiietmao, Parle.
AKt IIOPKAN I li A VI-. I. i.i-. it. I IK. A if tOMMKHUIAL
I,tinve, devlree aeu'iaietanee raftn i| lady wtahlug to
vielt lurope . corn-epoudenee coiiftletilial. Addreee EAII
NEVINKsS, Herald olhue.
P4
It Is kXKIHIIION.
LIVERPOOL COMPToN IIOUMK HOTKU
Thle rnvgu.lWnt building, now tho moat central hotel 1%
Liverpool. containing MIMI rwmi, hendeoaioly Inruialied.
with every modern luxury and home ooinlort; euite ol
piivcto riKtlm, vpecloua eoFee room or aeloon. With the
Uul.v' drawing mora adJointUK Nbe largeet and ilue.t Mlb
lard and euioaiug room* in town. Cliereoe modui ale.
WILLIAM RUsSKLL. Proprietor.
TEW I'lRLKATIUTS.
L'tiUKNi K aCOcM t La i ks OAiUfr"' tiTaT i'UK
Pj taaliel Natural Mineral spring Water and Ifr. Heath
are curing tho di-eaeee whlclt nrnve fetal under the treat
ment nt tne niovt etnlnont pity virion- and mineral watore
In I nrope and Amerlea. rein dilate, with teetiaoalale
and dlreetloae, free at iul Hroadeey, New tore.
i kN TRUE AMI KAI.SK P KOs r R 4 Tllf N.-N RW B0(
\ f'lon of the Phllnvophy of Marriage Addreee vKPKK.
1 v RY, Mu-enm ol Ane'oaxy, old Broadway, NdW York.
Kiee. ^be etaiuue.