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WILL THE CONGRESS FAIL?
England and Russia Struggling Across
the Council Table.
NINE MONTHS OF OCCUPATION.
Austria Throwing Her Influence iD
Favor of Great Britain.
SERVIA PREPARING TO RESIST.
M. Leon Chotteau's Recep
tion at Havre. ?
QUEEN MERCEDES STILL LIVING.
[BY CAULK TO TUB HERALD. ]
London, June JS, lb7S.
The best authorities, such as the Berlin corre
spondents of the Times and I'ost, concur in stating
thatt.thc Cougress will have a sitting to-day.
The Times' correspondent reports that la
Monday's sitting the right of the Sultan
to place on the UonmeUan rrontiers
whatever number of troops he deems
necessary lor security was admitted in principle,
but ut the same time Itussla proposed a series of
amendments which England refused to accept.
The Congress als>> fixed nine months as the term
to be altowed Russia tor withdrawing her troops
from Eastern Rouiuclia and Bulgaria.
Win, IT BE SETTLED TO-DAY.
It ts generally thought that Russia in to-day's
sitting will, lu return lor this concession, with
draw her amendments, and that the chief
points relative to lluiguria wilt he definitely
settled. There Is evidently a nIoso alliance
between Kuglund and Austria, but eucu naturally
comes most prominently forward on points involv
ing its own Interests. Thus the Austrians took no
prominent part in the dicussion relative 10 gar
risoning the Balkans, hut will play llrst par. in the
approaching discussions relative to the orgamzu
tlou of Bulgaria.
THE CZAR'S M KMSKNIlKli.
The correspondent of tUe I'ott states that tiiiH
subject will be broached to day. The Austrian*
hesltute to concede Varna to Bulgaria. The British
do not sec.in to share the Austrian ob
jections. Tho messenger who was recently
sent to personally report to Uie Czar on certain
points raised in tho Congress, will return to Merlin
to-day with the answer. All the correspondents
continue to describe the attitude 01 Lord Bcacons
11 eld as very decided.
IIK WILL NOT YIELD.
Ttio Times' Berlin correspondent reports that
Lord Beaconsticld, in conversation on Friday with
Prince Bismarck, who urged him to make conces
sions said, U1 did not. come here to yield,"
WHAT Hl'RSIA AGREES TO.
The limes' correspondent at Vienna telegraphs
that well iniornied persons state ttut tho
Russian plenipotentiaries only agreed to the
points as to Turkey's right to lorttfv the Balkans,
ike., ad referendum. But it Is conlidently hoped
their explanations and the mediating inilucnce of
tiermauy will succeed in obtaining the desired rati
Ucatlon lrom St. Petersburg.
ROl'MKLIA DEFINED.
The same correspondent states that it seems
the plenipotentiaries have also agreed to a set
tlement ot the southern limit of Koumelia,
in a sense lavorable to the Turks?the neighbor
hood of the valley of the Vardan and the
Black Sea coast being leit under direct
control of the Porte. It is believed linn
the Turks will become uwaro ol the
wisdom of acquiescing with and supporting
instead of thwarting Kugland and Austria. The
Sudan lias thanked Knglaud and Austria. Ar
rangements relative to Montenegro and Servia
have not yet been lormaily entered upon.
TI KCO-HUSMIAN MILITARY COMPROMISE.
The I'out'* Berlin correspondent hears lrom trust
worthy sources Unit a military compromise between
Itussiu iindTurkey is imminent. The ItusMans will
couccutratc around Aurutiiople. The Turks will
evacuate Miumm, retiring to Vurna and there em
bark lor Itoumclla.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times says
It is supposed a Tuco-Kussiau mili
tary compromise (as reported uy the li>st),
is now under negotiation. The question is
likely to l>e solved in connection with that 01 the
delimitation or Bulgaria.
TIIE Kt'SSIAN SICK.
The Post's Berlin despatch slates tlut the lins
?tans have &U.4U0 sick in the iiAikaii peninsula, au>i
or ttic recruits raised in 187* for the Armenlau
campaign, twenty live per Cent are dead.
ENTIRELY TOO VAOIK.
A despatch from Berlin reports that yesterday's
sitting ot the Congress caused a satisfactory im
pression. Tho essential features of the questions
dls usscd In the preliminary pourrxirter? were
agreed 10 in principle.
ALL ELSE IS EASY.
The Vienna Potiticnl Ouri'esiumdence says:?
"Tho Bulgarian question once solved discussion
)ii tho oilier points Is likely to he uceclcrutcd In
deference to the wishes of Germany for a speedy
close oi the Lpngrcss. In this case the details, in
eluding lh<t irruiigcincnt ol autonomy lor Koume
lia. are Itkciy to be submitted at a supplementary
contnrcuee."
StTrORT FOR 1IKAi'ONSFI Kt.Ik
A Berlin despof cli received lu Puns says;?The
French representatives In the Congress support
Lord Be.iconslleld's demands on the Bulgurlun
question.
NOT UNTIL THURSDAY.
A Berlin despatch reports there Is reason to be
lieve that tile next sitting of the Congress will not
be held until Thursday, so that the plenipoten
tiaries may have time lor further negotiations.
DUE TO BRITISH FIRMNESS.
All the llcrdn correspondents of London Journals |
agree in declaring that the settlement or the Bul
garian question is entirely due to tho ti mines* of
the British representatives in tho Congress, but
oilier telegrams say the Russian concession* on
this head arc entirely dependent ou conditions I or
the organization uud administration ol Roumclia,
the details ol which have yet lo be arranged,
qi in riio quo.
One condition In that the Russian troops, when
they evacuate Roumclia, arc not to ho replaced by
Turklah forces, but by native nilltUa, composed ol
Christiana or Mussulmans, accordiug io the pre
vailing religion of the district.
WHAT WAS ANTICIPATED.
At yesterday's sitting oi tho Congress Count
B< houvnlotr was to have formulated Russia's con
ditions lor the appointment ol a commission to
regulate the Balkan Irontlcr. It was expected
AH"i the debate would he very animated.
WHERE TIIE TROUBLE MAY COME
it I* stated In Russian diplomatic circles that the
discussion ou the dohmlLUlun of Bulgaria is taking
A favorable turn, but nlillculties are apprehended !
in reference to the evacuation ofShumla aud Varna .
by the Turks.
A LITTLE BlUIIUlNO.
The Post in a leading editorial bats:?"Russia is [
now authoritatively toUl tint she ia as tar from
Constantinople, If not, luUeed, further, than ahe
was WTien the war began. He rem lies the bitter
ness of the mortification to which ahe must now
submit.*'
WHAT TIIB TINES THINKS.
The Ttmeti, tu a leading editorial article, aaya It
considers the alleged settlement as nothing less
than the uhandoumeut by Russia of the policy
which hus guided her relations with Turkey during
the last hundred years. The Times adds:?
The process of piecemeal nibbling at Turkey's
outlying provinces, and the periodical reopeniug ol
the Kasiern question whenever circumstances
seemed to lavor it, would have been continued by
the extension ot iiulguria south of the Halkuns
under Russian influence. It Is to the nruiueas of
the British representatives Uiat we owe what we
may venture to regurd as a solution or the Kasteru
question. It was lor this thut unlimited powers
were contided to ttiein by both houses ol I'arda
iuent, and they have given good proof that they
are not undeserving the trust.
THE NEW PROVINCE.
The new autonomous province south ol tho Bal
kans is to be named Kasteru Koumellu, or us it
appear^ In the protocol, Uoumclie Oriontule.
RUSSIA HACK INII St a VI A.
A Belgrade despatch states that it Is evident the
Russians and Servians are preparing for the de
fence of the KladiAa und Br/a-1'alanka line, which
nirords a prate etc* route iroui Koumuuiu to Old
Servla.
TUB CZAR COM lift; TO IIERI.IN.
The Czar or Russia is ex Dec ted at Berlin soon on
his way to Kins.
OORTSCUAKOKF A USE NT.
Prince (?ortschukoif was absent irom the session
ol the Congress on Saturday, He sutrers irom a
lresti attack of gout.
M. CUOTTEAU'S RETURN.
The Paris correspondent oi the llERAt.n tele
graphs tliat a baui] net was given tu M. Ldon t'liot
teau at Havre last evening, by the advocates of
tree trade, in recognition or his efforts, during his
recent visit to America, as the representative oi
the French government, to nogotiato a treaty
which would favor the importation ot French
munulactures to the l.'mtcd States aud protect
Americun products in the French market. M. Me
uier, radical republican Deputy irom the arroudlssc
nieut of Meaux, and a large^iarty irom Parts were
present
T1IS COMING KAOKS AT SMUT.
Tbo entries for tbo ioni-oareil boat races at ilenlcy
aro as fodowe:?
For the Stewards' Challenge) Cup?The Dublin Uul
vereity crew, tbo Sbowaor.aemettos, tho Kingston
Club, tbo London Club, the Coluuiblas and the Josus
College orow of Cambridge University.
For Ibe Visitors' Challenge Cap?Tbo Columbian,
tbo Lady Morgarot, First Trinity and Josus College
crews, of Cambridge University ; tho Hortlord Collego
and University College crews ol Oxford.
For the Diamond Challenge Sculls tbe entries are
as fellows:? George W. Loo, oi tbo Triton Club, ot
Newark, N. J. ; Lee, of tbe Union Club, ol Boetou,
Mass., formerly oi tbo Kingston Rowing Club;
Baiker, ot the Cambridge University Bost Club;
Kawardos-Uoss (the present bolder ol tbe prize); J.
Lowudee, of tbe Oxford Uuiverilty Boat Club, and
Messrs. Payne, lluulsoy aud Cbiilinaworth, ol tbo
Ino Rowing Club.
SO OMBCTIOXS MADS.
Tbe time lor objections against eutrles Is liroilod to
seven Jays, but no objocl.ous have yat boon made
ugnlnat tbo Amorlcaus uud noac are expected. Both
ilio Steward's Cballeugo Cup and tbo V uitor s Chal
lenge CUU races aro to bo rowed over tbo sa.uo course,
a distance ol about oue mile and flvo-sxtceniUs.
In consequence ol tbo river not being wide
enough to accommodate more ibao tbreo contesting
crows at tbe same nmo tbo races will be
rowed In boat*. Tbo start will bo mtdo opposite an
Island one mils and ave-sixUenths Irotn Henley
Bridge, sua tbe UnltO will be made a lew yards below
tbe bridge, nearly oppoalie the Hod Lion Hotel. Tbo
boats will be rowed against ibo current, wb.cb is or
considerable lorce. Kxcept ono curve, at about tbroe
fourtbs of the distance, tbo course is nearly in a
straight line, but tbo bend In tbe stream will give a
great advantage to tbe insldo noat.
TBOM TUX COTTON niSTKICT,
Nearly all the wesvora who struck at Bury laat
week bava raaumod work. Tbe .pinning mills In
Blackburn, wuh law txcopuons now, bave a loll com
plement of hands. Tbo places of some of tba strikers
bave been tilled by strangers.
Tllk KMl'Snon WILLIAM'S USALTII.
An oflltUl bulletin issued at Berlin yeslorday an
nouncad that Ibo condition of tba Emperor waa aatia
taciory. ^ QOabji or spaix sot head.
Special daapaiches irom Madrid indicate that tbe
ooudlttou ol tbe young Quocn ol Spam la almost
hopoiesa. She was thought lo bo dying at Ova o'clock
yesterday morning, and the laat aacrumonts ot lbs
Cnurcb were admmi.iorad, In the presence ot tbe
Klog, members of the royal and Moatpensier Inmi-'
lies, and tbo Ministers. Hcporta ol ber deaih waro
ourrent hero veaterdoy. Tbo latest ofllclul bulletin,
dated iron. Ibe palace Let nigbl, shows no Improve
moot in tbo oooeltlou ol Qacon Merccdee. It elates
that a considerable lose of blood endaugors ber Hie.
KCOSoMY AT TUK VATICAN.
Instruction* have bcou llually Issood Irom tbo Vatican,
according to tba IWi' despatches, to th* Noapoiitsn
bisboiw to lake the royal txequatur and revoouea
und palaces ol tbo dioceses. Hitherto the blabopa
have ignored tbo exsqualur and rrceiTed monthly
subvcutious irom tbo Viiucuo, but tbe great Ulllug oil
m l'etor's penco renders tbe strictest economy neces
**'*' OCR fLACI AHROAU.
Tbo Uultrd Slaws atosmer* Marion aud Alllaneo
were at Gibraltar on the 17th lust.
GENERAL GRANT IN EUROPE.
A WEEK OK DUTCH UO"Pl TALXTY DIMMEBS,
BKCEP'I IONF, CALLS MSU BtaUTSKUNO
TllKNCK TO BHILIX.
IKrurn tbe Evening Telegram of yesterday ]
[SPECIAL OaBLK DESPATCH TO TUK IkLKOlttM.l
London. June 24, lsls
General Grant ha? now turned bis eyes to
ward the northern lands of Europe. Last
week the General paid lila respects to bis
many friends in Paris, on I bowed himself out ol
ihut daullng sphere of dissipation- His next
point ol attack proved lo be the Netherlands,
wlutber be bits been talking ot going lor some
ume post. He reached The Hague In salcty. and
waa met by Minister llirney and. with Mrs. Grant,
took up bis residence, by special Invitation, iu the
latter gentleman's house.
A lilt* At DINNER.
Immediately upon me cx-l'roatUout'a arrival?
almost before he had tunc to repose blmsell alter
bin journey -Invitations began to pour In upon hint
and the routine ol dinners, receptions, baila and
visits beiran anew, tin Monday evening Minister
llirney entertained his distinguished guest at a
splendid dinner, which proved to bo one ol the
great events of the season. Preparations on a
largo scale had been inado lor this occasion, which
was a gratifying success tn every respect
TUK EVENING KECltlHON.
AH the members of the diplomatic corps In the
city were present at thle dinner, which was ren
dered still more b.illiaut by the presence ol the
wives and lady ir.ends ot ibe diplomats. Alter
the dinner, which went oil joyously, a splendid re
ception was given, in which the court circle, with
its picturesque retinue of noble ladles and gentle
men, most of the members ol Parliament -ml other
distinguished gueata participated. General Urant
was, of course, the centre of attraction, and was
treated with marked detercncc and honora Ilia
manly, soiuler-llko nc-rlnir was admired on all sides
and every one was desirous ol making his acquaint
anee The reception condoned until the small
hours 01 morning and was thoroughly enjoyable
irom beginning to end.
AktxrHmt unman aud reception.
On Tuesday evening - similar dinner was given
,u honor ol me General at the residence of the
Minister of I'orctgu AiUtrs. Baron de lleckcven do
KelL Tins was also loliowed by a reception,
no lean brilliant than Its predecessor.
VI81T1 NO Til K SI Nli'd IN CLE.
On the same day Geueral Grant accepted an In
vitation to visit ills Koyal Highness Prince Fred
eric, uucle ol tne Kins. He ehosu the forenoon tor
the purpose oi pacing his respects to the Prince,
who entcrtsiued hiiu generously at a private
dejeuner. Alter this lrientliy repast the Prince
ordered his carriage and had Ids guest driven
through the spacious and beautiful grounds ol his
estate. A call was aiao made on Prince Alexan
der, son ol tho King.
a itkview op i m ors.
Each day was destined to bring Its separate en
joyment. Wednesday was set apart lor a parade
otu portion ol the troops of Holland, auu the Gen
eral was tnvlicd to review tUesc sturdy Dutch sol
dters, whose martial bearing impressed him very
lavorubly. A large number ol uistinguished ladies
and gentlemen were present at the review, and the
scene was exceedingly picturesque aud attractive
The troops looked their best aud marched with line
precision and dignity.
akuival at kottkkuam.
The General limited Ins stay at The Hague, al
though he expressed n hopo.that he might return
there before his departure. He thou took tne train
for Ilotterdam, where lie arrived in a short time,
lie was received by the Burgomaster of that city,
an.i was escorted around aud shown various ob
jects of interest by this dignitary. The Burgo
master gave a dinner in his honor, to which a
great many ol the principal citizens wdre invited.
The uifatr was very social and cordial.
FltUM AMSTKKDAIt TO BEKI.IK.
On Thursday the General made his way Into the
lamous city o! Amsterdam, where lie was greeted
by throngs ol' people, who welcomed hiui iu a truly i
euthusiustic manner 8cver.il prominent citizens
escorted him about, and extended to hint an invi
tation for dinner on Saturday evening His resi
dence in Amsterdam, although necessarily short,
was as pleasant as could have been desired. The
General will not remain long on Dutch territory, as j
lie expects soon to turn ins lace in the direction of i
Berlin, where lie will probably arrive next
Wednesday.
IN MKMOIIY OF MK. MACGAHAN.
TRIBUTE TO TIIE VALIANT YOUNG AMEKICIN
JOURNALIST 1 ROM TUB RACE I1E DESIRED 'lO
em: rescued prom the tube.
[From the Evening Telegram of yesterday.]
[special cable despatch to the teleokam. 1
London. June 24. 1878.
The Dnily Xnrx has received n telegram from
the President of tho Town Council of l'hilippopolls
expressing profound regret lor the loss of John A.
MacGahan, the brave and brilliant Journalist,
whose correspondence during the recent European
contest was one ol the startling leaturosof that
memorable campaign
A REQITKM MASS.
The President ol the Town Council states in ad
dition that a requiem mass in memory ol the dead
Journalist has just been celebrated at Phlllppopolw.
The population of the town attended the services
en masse and showed their respect b.v their sor
rowfnl demeanor aud sympathetic words.
A NATION'S UHATlTt'DK.
The Presldetit ends his message in the following
brief and pathetic mnnncr:?"The Bulgarians will
ever retain a feeling of the deepest gratitude
toward their Illustrious bcuefactor, who by his
touching narrations gained lor our sorely tried na
tion the sympathy of the word."
MB. AliCHIBAtl) VUBDEU TKIBL'TK TO TUX
MEMORY OK HIS I>BAD CULLXMJUF.
[From tbe London Dally News, June 12.]
To tub Kmron ok tub Daily Nbwb:?
Sib?1 uuver suQered a severer shock than when
travelling this morning Irom Wales uiy eye lighted en
tie words, "Death ol Mr. MacGaban," on your
placard, displayed In tbo Gloucester railway station.
I bavo been trying all day to realize tbo dlsustor, but
In valu. I never kuew o man so universally loved;
you lusllncllvnly took htui to your heart mo moment
he smiled his first smile. You say woll thai "lie had
faculties which would have made him successful In
any career ho might buve cbosoo." The tracst defi
nition of him, "A priuue ol a man," was giveu lue by
Mr. Sala, abed. In anticipation of meeting MacGa han
at tbe comnioncomont ol tbo late war, 1 asked tbe
lormerto give mo some conception ol hint
To tbo charm ol his quiotly cor J in I gonlallty there
wss added a great firmness and resoluteness ol char
actcr?equally quiet hut very masterful. It was iu
virloo of tbe combination that be swayed men. Ho
never lost his temper; hut nooody, t<> my know lodge,
ever tried to lake liberties with him, except a Russian
oOlccr onco at Toruu Magarelle, und bo emphatically
repented bis rashness. MaoGahan wus certainly
tbe most popular foreigner with ibe liuss.an ariuv ;
und this was oy reason ul his coiublneu geuialny aud
liruinous, lie never toadied ; he was tbe roc?t inde
pendent while the most unassertive ol mou; ho
seeuied to tako lor granted, as buoame the uitiaeu ol a
Republic, as woll bis equality Willi tbe commander.
ln-cbicl as with the private soldier; and be possessed
an impertuibabie coolness which would haw reached
audacity bad tlicre been an atom ol swagger in
it. lu the exorcise ol bl< discretion he
theught It bis duty lo expose releutleSMV
in your columns tlio Incapacity ol tbo
Uusatan stafl leaner*, iiwsio that they wore cognisant
ol his strictures, lie neverthelsss svionely Ircquoniud
I .o headquatleis, our at ill khuuued tbe officers wiios*
errors uod sliorlcniningi tbe exigencies ul duty bad
demanded that bo sliuuid ruthiesilv expose; and he
wat truth usell. 1 believe that he could not havolied
II liu had tried.
There was about him a certain happy go-luckinci*.
which, whllo on occasions It suvaut u ed liliu, wss iu
certain respects his weak polut. Uo wa< the very
willo' ihe-w isp ol war corrrsponcouis. At tbo com
mrnoemrnt ol the late wsr lie duly bought a wagon,
horsed it tuiulacierliy aud lurntanr J it with copious
necessaries and sumo luxuries From ibe day no
surieu Irom .Suiuva with Gouiko's column ou
the truD--lislkuu raid till uiicr the September ai
tack on I'mvon he never unco saw this wuguo. "Jo
aepu" toiled wiurily Irom place lo place in scsreh
ol bis tueieor?nko masier; hut In vnn. Joseph's
stuck query, "Uuvo )uu seen llcrr MscGahauf"
became among us one ol the few Jn.es which lir.glil
eued ilia gloom ul a v.ry vomnio periuj. How
Jureph's ma<ler contrived to vXist nobody oau i-jriolly
tell; (lie yoQbger Skobcn fl, perhaps conn ibuied li.e
larger share toward his erratic exidouce. He bfcaino
Veiy lean, hut always connived lo "show a good
Iron!," and some streaks ol very herd luck never
dauotud bis irank, gallant ebeerinlueas. lie never
was a man to lultici upjn hi* rcaui rs lumseli and hie
p. r son al hardrbips and trull Nobody tu read Ills
letters and tolegrsiu* duriht tbe loug, weary interval
between the he pt em tier attack on 1'icvnt and ins
Uiisl tail ul Osinan's improvised lonres* could
gather any hint ibal doriug t lint |ieiioii the
wrtlur bau been lour nines down with m i
Isrla lever. And down where and how 1 .Not
in snug quarters; not even in n Bulgarian
hut; nay, not tveu under cover Irom tbe rani auJ
the snow I lie uiau who was down with > ouug
Mkobolslf lay like a nog In a ditch. MiicGaban baitlea
with the fever lo u sheltered corner ol the trcuub be
bind the epauleincnt. wllh soldiers standing on tbo
hsi.quelle m Iront of him, the 1'tirkl-h shells aud
bullets whistling over Inra and lllusuow drissle drip
|dug on biui Iruin ibe ?t gee ol ."kobeleff's second
great coal. Hut the man's good heart and even mul
carried him Ihrougu everything lie bud an equsntm
liy tbal was positively heroic. He never dialed;
never "gr.*/..od," to use a homely but expressive
I. I Si
word. I bvVer anew him evun a mile bit unwa on
hie luek save once, and that wss when on n pitch
dark hlabt, at ibe Dunuba bridge bead, bis hone
strayed asav while be wag m-gottating access to
tbe bridge, ami bu lost not only llic beast aud
his ineugro kit, lor which lie cait-d llllle, hut
al?o a loug letter which ho had writteu, tied was out
vvyiug to post at lluch.>rosi, lot whicu be caied
much. 1 have vpokon ol bis equanimity?It was hui
a phase of bis duuul.esa courage, thai dauntless cour
age wnicb carried bun on alou-i tnrougn the doeeri to
KniVa, eplie ol Hie obstacles w hich art by no means
all recoenied iu Ins wonderiul book. I hav? seeu
1 him under ? heavy lire?hie tuult si a comspomiuut,
| having a eerrespouoeul's responsibility, was that lie
I habitually exposed niinsell too recklessly to lire, aud
| I knee envied him his matchless cooluoss. For a
' man who bud nev. r both a soldier, a-iu who had made
no special study ol in* art ol war. Ins military per.
| ceptlon amounted to iDlUlliOU. A long letter ol ln?
on the characteristic ladings ol the Russian military
I organlsition (dated August id. and published in the
, "Dally News War thirrsspoodeuce," volume 1.. pages
! 3ot-lc8) is a model ol military urllicism Soldiers
have spoktn lo me of It under Hot mistaken In del
I that it was the production ot auotber pen ; (lie wieldcr
ol that pen would be proud ludeed ol the authorship
ol II.
Let me recount tbe physical bicdruoces under
wbieti MscUulian distinguished himself so brilliantly
in Hit recant csiupulgu. At Kisclionelf, in the early
pari ol A; ril, be broke one ol lbs bonus of bis ankle
when riding a young t'ossack horse belonging to
Prince Iserielefl. When 1 met bliu Urst on tne piat
torui ol the railway station at J assy "lit was limping
along with this ankle enclosed in a mask ol plaster ol
Pan*. He wn? still lsins when hi- started into llul
giris with Unurko's tottimn. At the entrance to Hie
Rank ol I'aaa hia horse sliosed uii and Isll on him thd
lb# rider, attempting to rtae, found ibatouiof the
small bones of tbo same leg wus broken Most lueu
would tiuve IiiiJ lo muke their way back to liruova,
nud accepted tbe Invalid londmou until utundod Mac
Uahuu got h Unbelt boun d on Ibe top ol un a milium lion
Curt. Later in tint e .me day llic ammunition carl rolled
overou bnu and bruised Uttti ?orciy. But In strug
gled ou ludoruliabiy till Kesanlik was readied,
and lueu bad u abort apeil of real Hut be was in llio
saddle ugaiu lone ore Ina broken bauv was properly
?el, aud us a I act ba never gave it time properly to set
utali. Hal her tbuu "be out of It" ba deliberately ac
oepted tba prophesied tale ot beiug lunie lor lite, aud I
have no doubt tbat be died lame, lie went tbruoiih
tbe campaign ao great a cripple that he could nut Walk
a in lie, and when 1 saw him lost at Christmas liuie tbe
lameness h id become chrooic.
1 could, Iroui out u tuil heart, write much moro ol
my poor, doar irienJ, lor the theme, although tnouru- I
tut. Id fertila, aud mere would be u aud pleasure in the
woik. llut 1 must nut encroach ou your space. Little
did 1 Ihtuk us ho last shook hands with ino ou ll>o .
Torpor isle Stutiou j.latluriu that tbe true band uuil tlie ,
warm b art were to bo ao soou cold in death. Our
proleaeiou has lust one ol its brightest ornaments, cno 1
ol its moat notable men; the world, in MacOunun's
death, sudors tuu loss ol a (earless aud brilhuul truth
teller. All wo who kucw him grieve us lor tbo loss of
a brother m the llesh. I am, &e.,
Losuox, Juue 11, 1878. .tUCUIUALU FOHBLS.
SENATOR BRUGES MARRIAGE.
A VLCX'Ktt IN FASHIONABLE COLOBED
dUcLES ? THE BEAU I'll UL BBIDE AND WHAT
SUL WOttK.
[lDC TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
CLkVKLasn, Ohio, Juue ill, 1878.
Senator 11. K. Bruco, ol Mississippi, was man led at
eight o'clock this eronlog to Miss Jusephmo U. Wilt
sou, eldest daughter of Dr. Joseph Wlllsou, dcutlsl, of
this city. The ceremony took placo at tbo bouse oltbe
brldo's parents, on l'erry struct, aud was wiiuessed
by about seventy llvo guests, ull ot whom uro ultimate
Irieuds of the contracting parlic/. No lortual invita
tions were is -cod, but S.iiurduv aitrriiuon such per
sons as wero wanted to be present were <(Uietly asked
! toutleudui eight Ibis evening. Among llio guests
l wire somo ot tbo drsl Inmilles of Cleveland and
j Obcriln. 1 ho colored repiescnuttou was com para
1 lively small.
TilK CKRtHON'Y.
Tbo innrrtigo was porturnibd by Kev. Dr. liulison,
| rector ol St. l'aul's Cliurcli, wucro Senator J. Donald
j Cutuerun wus united in tlio bonds of wedlock. Mr.
ltulleoti assisted at that ceremony. Following tbo
marriage, the time till ten o'clock was spent lu u
reception. At that hour Senator Bruce an I Ills
bride started lor the Union Depot, whoro tlicv took
a special cur tor New York bv way ot the Lake Shore
road, and departed ul 1U:3U. Uu Wed no.'??lay the
happy couple will e-uil lor Europe, where they will
puns about lour mouths, visiting the l'aris Kxposiuon
and several ot the larger cities of the Did World. Un
?their return a couplo of weeks will be passed bore,
wht-u Souulor aud Mrs Bruce will lake up tbelr abode
lu Wuabluglou.
HoW THK llftlUk W.\S DKkSSBD.
The bride wus elegantly attired tu u white silk
dress, elaborately in tinned with while satin. It wus
cut In prlueesso style and was almost covered with
orange blossoms. Tbe tnlle was so arriigod mat It
tell like u clouu. Tbe bridal veil reached tothe hot torn
of. the truln. Three sisters ol tbo bndo uctod as
bridesmaids; tin to were no groomsmen. The pres
ents were numerous and costly, some ol ihetu coming
from New York and Washington.
THK UKIDK.
Miss WiIIsoii, who thus becoinos Mrs, Senator
Bruce, is ol very light complexion aud bus an intelli
gent luce. She It- rattier above the medium size,
and has long been regarded as too belle ol
the colored population of Cleveland. Sho is
also much respected among ner other ar<iu*iniancct
in this city, snu wax cduculoil in tho public schools
bore, and in 187t! was graduated from the high acho.il
with honor. Since thru sho has been enauged most
ol tbe tune lu ouo ol tbo public schools ol the city as
teacher.
TUB ROMAMCIS OV TUB CABS.
About four ytura ago Seuttor Bruce, wlula hero
looking after bta business ulfatrs, toil lu lovo with a
U iss Vosboursb, ol this ciiy, one ol the most bet ull
lul colored girls tu Northcru Ubiu. An engagement lol
lowed tu Ibis ease, but soou ibe young lady slckcutd
aud died, some two years ago the Senator met SI its
Willsou, at onco admired lur sod soou uakou her
hand. It was given, but tbo day of marriagu was nut
set till last April. From that day till Saturday it Wus
kopt u must profouud secret, though tboro were ru
mors that the wooding was soon to occur.
THE ACKLEN-KOSSER SCANDAL.
AS INTEUYIKW WITH Jill. ACKX.EN?HE DfcXUH
TIIAT XUBUK WAS AMY DIFFICULTY BK
TWtl'-X UIMS.'.LF AMD Gl N Lit A I, ltOSHl'lU
[BY 1BLLUBAP1I TO Till'. HI-HAL'). ]
Nkw Oklka.vh, Juno 34, 1678.
Hon. J. U. Acalan, wbo ban just arrived, was called
upon by your correspondent relative to tho
charges mu do ol an alleged ssault ou u
a lady In Woiekcr's restuurani In Wanhinglon.
He says that on tbs night in question lie was lu Ills
seat In Congress, and Ibereloru it van Impossible lor
htm to have boon In the restaurant, uh alleged; lie
was with lbs lady mentioned at ihe restaurant
aonm days beloro and tlunoral Huaser was lu
pa u?l|oluiu( room. dome persons were dining
In a neighboring apartment, * bo were quite nolty,
and Ueueral ltosaer expressed hia uugust at their
conuuct, hut ms to any bsrsb words passing lie
iwevn biinsell una the (Ion oral or any dim
tuny taking place bo denies it emphatically He
will, ll uccostury, return to Wushingiuu at
once, lie expects General Ko**nr to aosiii.ii bn aiaic
meotol lacis, be liaviug telegraphed tu various points
lo try to Iliad blin.
l be wnole aflatr bus created tba greatest excitement
and cotuuiunl, uud Br. Aoklcii una Ins Irivuds uio ex
ceeilipgly annoyed. He exproiso* Ins dutorminuliuu
to bold the originators ol Hie slander responsible.
A FORMAL DkXIAL
Tlio following slaiuuiunl bus bseu luada by Mr. Ack
laii lor pubiicatiou .?
Tba slorr that General Busier ???suited me
In tVeleKri'l restaurant because <>f an uttered In
dlgrdty lu a lady la ialaiuoualy lalas, aud I
eanaut heils.e tliu ?lnrjr ever emanated fr, * in
I.lis. I leIt \l eshfngiou us Thursday evening,
tlio di'lli Iiiat Die slaurfer wa> published In the Washing
ton Ijrawif Mii on Friday, the 3l?t Inn . and dl<l uut
Ouina tu in i knuwlodgv until His night ul the 3.hl. Using
uiiawurr of Urneral lluia?i'i wtaruKbuDti I tirniu|itly tale*
srai,lied tu various point. tu ??cure Ins ru utatiuu ul Una
assault As ynt I lia?? l. lled tu roach Mm. hut an ei
pltcll denial Iia. been mads by c Out pet lit partlo* In Wash
Ingluii. NurfT.ri will bu spared to sot the mattar right,
and. If nee saury. I ?ludl return at unco lo \t asliiugtuii lor
that purpose.
OEMBHAL nosstu UECLiNKS.
Sr. Fai'l, limn., Juue 24, 1S"S.
Ueueral T. I,. Roster, wbo It involved lu ilia scan,
dal aud alleged oballongu to Ognt a dual with Coo
grciitnxn Ackleh, 01 Louisiana, arrived bare Satur
day In Ilia pirloiiiiAUtio ol bis duty as Chlel l.ugiuocr
ol ibo Mortlinrn 1'ucibc KailWuy. Ho reluacs lo tie
luierviewed In relnllon lo llio ulLtlr. lie leuv.stlns
city lo-morrow on an tug nseriag trip to tbn Led
ItiVcr Valley.
U?n?rai llosssr distinctly said lie had mads no men
ttou of lha ullair In mi) body, mid woulu niuko none.
It was strictly a priVuiu and peisonui mutter, end its
publicity colors 11 ii in sumo olncr qunrier.
KRclbllETfi IN MAIN k
liANUoa, Me., June '21, LS7S.
1ho brnl.t at Ursdlnrd Corners, utroas Mustier
brook, wss wasned nway on Sunday. lbs bridge
took aw.<y a portion ol tlio dnin uml i tarred lbe
luwndiitma ol strout A Kingsbury's mill, the bridge I
oast ol lbe Village, uud lbs hri-go rosd Ireln Itrs i
luid lo Oliariestown worn nlao c .rued ..way There
wus a wukbout sixty i?*t a*.loss and lllats icet .larp
ou llio il.iiigor and I'snob. cut Kailioad, nut repairs
were loads ilua morning and Iraiiis arrive I buie live
bouia late.
MIDNKJIIl WE.YTUEU UEl'UiiT,
raaruRxr, )
itti ilrrii'M,!
I 2b -l A. M. y
IV A* DkPARTURXr,
Oi ricu or tiir Ciiikf ami
It ASUiXUTofl, June
/mfiruliuRA
Kor tba MidJIo Statca and Maw Kncland, ruing ba
rometer, aoulbwrtl vceriug to nonUweal winds,
wartutr lollowad by cooler, partly cloudy or claar
weather.
I'or ibo South Atlauwo and K ul (Jul! Stairs, ata
lioaary pressure aud tumpct ilurc, souibetly and
variable winds, generally claar or partly cloudy
waatuar will prevail.
For tho Weal (lull Stales, tailing barometer, booth
eaat wiude, warmer, partly cloudy woulber afid local
raise.
Fur fairnesses aud tba Ohio Valley and ibu lower
laku region, noitbweatlo tuutliwcsl winds, stationary
or lalling biirouimcr, war mar. psilly cloudy weather.
For Ilia uppor lako tsgioo, L'pper Mississippi nnd
Lower Missouri valleys, lulling barometer, southeast
to Southwest winds, wanner, b..xy biij cloudy weati.sr
sua possibly light local rains, followed Ly uorihwusl
winds
Tba rivers will change but little.
TUB WKATIIKK IKbTKRDAY.
lbo following record will show tbe cliaugas lo lbs
tcuiperaiura lor tno past twenty-lour hours, in com
pan-on wttb the corresponding unto ol last your, as
Indicated by tbe theruiometar at lludnul's pharmacy,
Hkiiami lluildlug, No. 3ls Broadway
W7. IsTs lkTT. 167*
3 A. M &S 0.1 3 uOI?. M .... *4 7?
6 a. M m ta o r. M yj i I
V A. M. 67 to U l*. M 7b cv
13 M 75 St lit* M 70 1,5
Ateragn temperature yesterday da
Average temperature lor corro.puuding data
last tsar !??.
GEN Eli AL MACKENZIE'S llETl'llN.
Wasuuiotox, Juno 114, 1879.
A If l? gram was recti vol at the War Department to
day irom Guucr.il Racket/. o uuouuticiiig Ins return (o
His American slJa o( the llio Craude. No particulars
ol bis visit luiti Ilex.can lerruory aro givau. Those
wilt no lurwarded by mail tbrougu General ihcridan.
GOLD DISCOVEBY.
[BT TEL1UBAPU 11) TUB UKRALP. ]
UlSMAUCk, I) T., UQO 24, 1878.
The steamer 1'iuio'i. jun iu, report* rich gold dig
gings uiscivorod io Rear I'nv mouulaius and ureal
excitaKOUt at Furl Ueuton. Five hundred peuplo
wero then- w.ntlug tor the reports of trusty couriers
tliui they have sent on to le.t the iruib of ilie re
ports. Ail ilio priucipul business houses vl Benton
have wagon trains ready lor luovomaul iu case mo
reports arc continued.
I10W A BANK WAS SWAMPED.
[or telegraph to the herald. I
Rkadixo, Pa., June 24, 1878.
Cashier 17. 1>. Unas, ol li.o dcfuucl Reading Savings
Rank that lulled fur $1,200,000 last November, was
on the stand throughout ihe cutire day and cvtuiog
beloru It. Mulizbergcr, register iu bankruptcy. The
outside Hpeculatloos ef tho cashier with the tnooey of
the burnt was the leading leuturool the exatuiuutiou.
It was developed thai tie odvauc.nl $20,000 last year
to Joseph Gamer, a produce dealer, to enable bltu to
uo into uu exieuslva egg Hp/cuiulloii. the money
was given Ganger on his Individual notes and without
unv ludorscr. The notes were never paid, trie cut!
cp-dilution was a fsiluro and Uuuarr made an utslgn.
ment. Cashier Boas also ndmltled having beau ru
gugod lr. Uuiidmii an outside r.uironu, oiectiug largo
rows of houses, buying up extensive tracts of real c
tutu and doiug other cuuido buaiucss wilu the bank's
tuoaej.
MICHIGAN CENTIiAL ELECTION.
Dktkoit, Juno 24, 1878.
The untiual meeting of the stockholders ol the
Micliigeu Ceulral Railroad took place at tho ol'.icts of
the tompauy in this city to day. Tho following di
rectors fur tho ensuing year woro chosenWlllintn
II. Vamloibiit, Augustus Solioll, Cornolius Yiuiderbllt,
SimuelF. [larger and William K. Yaudorblll, of New
Turk; A us'in Stager, of Chicago; Astley Pond, of
liolroit; William I. Scott, of Erie. Pa.; Kilwiu U.
Worcester, of Albany. PltVon millioDsot st ick was
voted, out of tbe totul of $18,000.1)00, ol which tho
Ynuderbill ticket roeeivod about $10,000,000 and tho
Taylor lickol $ 6.000,000.
OiiEGON ELECTION ilETUENS.
Sax Fkaxcmco, CaL, Juno 24, 1878.
A Portland (Uregou) despatch gives tho following
results of tbe late Oregon election: ?
Full roturus give Wbltakcr (item.), for Congress,
10,554; limes (rep.'). 15,384; Campbell (lud.), 030.
For Ueveruur?ibayer (dciu.). 10.003; Beekman
(rep.). It) 01.9; Wiiklua (ind.). 1 353
Secretary ol Mate? Kurhuri (rep.), 10,140; Roams
(dotu-i, 15.852; Caies.(ind ), 1,280.
Slate Treu.urcr?liirsch (rep ), Id,555; Brown
(detu ), 15.493; Suibcrlln (tod.), 7211.
SUto Prluter?Carter (rep.), 10,100; Noltner (deut.),
15.003; Craig (ind.), 1,2118
,Superintendent of Public Instruction?I'owell (rep.),
15,951; Stiles (dvui.), 15 '.H8; Parker (tod.), 1,108.
CON FLA Gil AT IONS.
incrndiauy fine.
[u* TBtrOBAPH TO TUB UI-UlLD. 1
NoKVoi.it, Vs., Julio 24, 1578.
For tbo second Umo this year tbo hotel buildings
alOccau View, a Uno seaside resort, ten in lies from
Norfolk. have beon totally destroyed by an incon
diary Uro, Involving a loss of about $6,000.
Tbo property belonged to a stock oeiupauy of Nor
lolk capitalist* and was purltally insure I. Claiborne
C. Hughes and bU wilo. who kept a sioro near tbo
prelaws*, have been arrested on a charge ol bring
tbc bole, and committed to jail. The evidence is very
strong against ibein. Tbo compauy met to-day uiid
resolved to rebuild ?s soon us possible. Tbo Uro oc
curred ut a late hour lust night.
I DEBXUUCT1VE Hill'. IS NOBTU CAROLINA.
Nonpolk, Va., June 24, 1H78.
' Passengers by the Heabourd road lo-ulgbi report a
> sir active accidental Ure ut Jscksou, N. C., last
nhrht. The general morcbandlio establishment of the
Messrs. lluekHone, sod oiber valuabld properly, was
destroyed. _____
COTTON WABJCUtUHK AND COS4PKE8H ACBNED.
Momi.oskuv, Ala., Juno 24. 1878.
Hurler & O'Cennell'e cotton compress took Ore to
day at noon, from a parlor tnaicb which bad boon
dropped upou ib?- floor slid trod upon. A cotton .am
pie caught the llame, which rapidly eoramontcalel
with everything in roach, and ultimately ex
1 tuuued to the Planters' Warehouse, adjoining.
The two bou ea held betweou 1,000 aud 1,100
bales of cotton, nearly oil ol which "??
doctroyed. Hoib buildings were badly Injured. With
the exception ol about ono huudrcd bales tbe loss on
rotten la covered by insurance in the following com
panics ?Herman American, of New Vora, $1,000;
111 II... ol New York, *11.500; Niagara, of New York
? -o uu linncrial aud Nortlieru. of London, $1000;
f'Si " HarUord, $7,600; Capital K.r. i.a.r
luce oI Montgomery, ?70O .he insurance on .he
compress and compress OU.ld.ugs.. a. follow. -
Caimal Citv, ol Montgomery, *2 -5) North llriti h,
aud Mercantile, ol London, $4...?0; Koyai, of l.ner
l.ool Id '*?J I' is thought ooe-nith ol the emlon
n y t* repacked and rcp.cked. die e?mpro?e aud
bedding Is valued at **0,ooo fhe lo.-. on the
l'l inters' Warehouse Is .eliiualed at $.<,1.00. Its
ow "cru live in New York, where it l? auuposed 10 be
bisurcd I ho work ol repairing the compress w II
begin to-morrow morning, and the compress will no
ready lor euaiucs* September 1
A PA I'ft MILL KEHIBOIED.
FlTcnnUHO, Mass., June 28, 1S7H.
Fr.ihk lu Wymsn's lo*er paper mill, lu Waunasolts
village was burned on futuiday night I he mill,
Whicu wa. toorouguly ropa.red last year, wasrui.nli.g
ui the time, rue loss hns uol us yet been ascertained.
In surauceaPou t $:0,000. of wu.ch $8 000 urn*.
Under?rlt*r?' A??ocutioti. ul N?w 1 ork # in
the Fire Ars .cn.ilon. ol Philadelphia and pl.aou e?cn
la Use I'leauett, laucutl H-.ll aud hi Joseph'..
1 IIlK AND L?'KH op I ?FH.
Ilk/t'liAKAOIs, Quo., J uiie 24. 1878.
The dwelling ol John Itouleau was burned last
Saturday morning. Your of his children perished In
the Hemes.
PETTI ION HE FUSED.
llAggiagL'KO, I'a., June 24, 187*.
The petition of Jaob Henixlnger, the delauitiog
?r?,blent ol the Poit.v.lle Miners' Hank, wae .eluaod
by the fcupicmo court to-day.
MLUDEU
IIa'iknsvillk. out, June 21,1H7H.
During e drubken <|u?riel hi re to- eight Ailiul Lord
atahbeii Joseph Cnlvert la the ebdou.. n, killing h.m
almost inelently. the murder, r e.csnou.
Oil ACE SENTENCED
Nkw Ilanrriun, Mass., June 24, 1878.
S Antler Lbhcv, Ihe del.ulter, pleaded guilty <n
court to day and w..e sentenced to serve twelve jear.
in the penitentiary.
POLl'l 1CAL NUTEH.
The G.I. ns Ga: it' (?'? ) bomlnatee It II MeCMUn
for Congress.
John A. Mar llu KUd George T. Anthony ere oppos.ug
candidate!', lor Governor ?l Kansas.
The r.pubilcaus of Ihe Skill Ohio district have
nominated General Grose for Congress.
General Herniation has a strong snprorl for the
Concessional nomination In Bnre.u couoly. ML
llio Neu Ahtouio $./?/?<?< -eys there is little doubt
that "Cougreesman Mine will snccecd himself. "
llurlmgiou (Iowa) liamk't 'Grant end Wilson.
That roor.de la-uillsr, and it will mean ha.ioeee in
1*80.M
In me Council BlefTs dietrici ol loee there will he
thro Congressional cmdideter-republkao, green
back and democratic.
Cincinnati fc'dseft (r -p.)1'Moine of tbe Ohio uem
ocratic coouty cooveeiio:.. favor tbo nomination ol
Thu. man tor rreaidont in
Cincinnati Cummin "*l (in?t):?"If itoyler in not to
be iho democratic candidal- lor Ooagreeg in the r ire
ulet.ict the tleims of Mr. Holland ehouid be r.cog
dix d. Whet we re.piiro In Congrme is a bonne**
men or two. Mr. HeltonI is noted lor hie ex.outivo
ability." _ ...
i.mcinnell Kn./m.-rr (demthe Second die
trtct the Cnngrrse.onil prig" Doe between llenning
end O .ee and Bi.eah. er beiwntu Goes ebd H.uning
endNbatik, or betweeu Nhank end go.s and Dunning,
nr?bnt there ere ton mnny p- rmuuiione. Hon. *?'??
K. IImil ilorlinee to bU e c.indidate "
LITERARY CHAT.
The next volume of tba No N .tne aerial will toI
Uai<(ue ol 1'actl, to which niauy or our bait Amerl*
can poets will conlr.bulo atiuuy uioualr.
ino report ol the British Copyright Commission
proposes that copyright la ill contribution* to periodl*
cala shall revert to tba Bullion alter tUrea years Irom
their llrat publication. It alio secures to ail authors
tbo aula right ol slag* represeuutlon, and propoaea ta
proxecuto lulrtuguuiente by unauthorized drumaUsa
liau ol any work whatever. Author* ol lactoraa on
to bo secured the exclutlve right ol delivery, but M
report in a n wxpuper I* to be deemed an lotrlogs*
inaut, uule.s the lecturer gives out ice that bo pro*
bibiix publication la uewepapcrs. Tba lerut ol copy*
nglit la cxiauded to cover tbo liie ol the author, and
thirty years altar bta dccjuse.
That universal bookmaker, Mr. William Tegj. pitta
lortb a new uorapihttiou entlllad "Kuala, Telegram!
auil the Telephone."
Tbo lutoat literary pcusiou granted In England k
?16o a year to the widow of Sir Edward Creasj|
author ol auadry historical and military work?.
Mr. Juuies Ualrdner baa published bta carelnlly
writ.on "ilutory of tbo Lile and Iteign ot Ktobard tba
Third."
Sir. W. M. llossetti baa Issued a modest, bat veil
written and critical book, "i.ivoa of Famous Foots,?
Irout Chaucer dowu to Tupper.
HOTEL ARRIVALS#
Senator William II. Ilaroum, ol Conooctleat; Jadgt
George P. Coutxlock, ol Syrauase, aud Captain K.
Stanley Creek nod Captuio J. Jumexoo, of tbo British
Army, art at the filth Aveuae. Ex-Attorney General
Georgo H. William* la at the Metropolitan. Com*
uiHuoer Uatfleld, United Stales Navy, la at tba
Everett. Cotnmltslouor of ludiun AITxira E. A. Uayt,
la ut tbo l'ark Avenue. T. B. Blaokatoae, president
of the Chicago and Alton lluliroad Company; L. D. M.
Sweat, or l'ortland, Me , and Cougrcfisman Benjamin
A. Willis aro at the Windsor. Kx-Senalor S. C. Porno*
roy. 01 Uansua, and Cougrexamau M. W. Blair, of Now
Hampshire, are at Ibc Astor. Eieuteouot Aaron Ward,
United State* -Navy, la at the Brunawick. Llentenabf
G. A. Bickuoil, United Slaiea Navy, la at tbo Gllsaf.
MAILS FOK EUROPE.
The ateamsblp Algeria, lor Queenstown and Ltrer*
pool, and Canada, for Ilavro, will sail irom tbts port
on Wednesday.
The uiaila (or Europe will close at tba Post Offloo at
eleven A. M., and for Franco dlroot at twelrg
o'clock M.
Tbe Nsw Voux Hkkai.d?Edition lor Europe?will
ba ready at half-past eight o'olock In the morning.
Singlocoping, in wrappers lor mailing, six cents.
TBE SEC UK r OK COMPLEXION AL LOVELI*
nexa ix to keep the porex open. CLaax'x Sili'hlu hoar
ileex it.
BE ON GUAHD AGAINST SHAMS BErHE*
ten tod to posaeet tbo -unto etBoeay ux Clkxn'x milcuub
hoar, ilio coiubratud remedy lor ttin duouxet and abra.tont,
and all incomparable boautlller ol the complexion- Glenn's
win llie flr?t uud it the only reliable Saiphtiretoap. lini
tatlona ol It iru thoroughly nnrollatile and are xoinetlmea
positively injurioux. .-old by draxalxti, groeor, aud feacy
good- ilaaierx.
11 ill's Haiu amp Wiuszxn Dtk, black or brown, 60c.
APOLLI.N ARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY LKKKIlVBhCBNt,
Approved bv the Academic d# Meloctne of France and
ttx sale In Krxnce uuthorixed by xpeclal order or tba
hreneh government.
Uecomuoududiby tbe higneu luedloal autboritiee In New
York at:?
'A great relief for seaxickaeet."
"A delightful beverage "
"Kxr superior to Vi. br. Soltser or soy ether."
"Mom grxiHial and retroablug."
"Atieoiuloiy pure and wholesome: superior to all for
dally u?? : Ire. from all ihv oojectiout urged agaloxt Cratoa
uud urtillcially aerated waters."
"impregnated only with Itx own gaa."
"I'teful aud rery agreeable."
"Ilualtbhil and well aultad lor dyeoeptl* and eats* of
?cut" di(.<a*e."
"Ulldly antacid; azr?ea well with dyxpeptiea and whore
thuro It a .outy diathesis."
"By lar the uiotl airraeablv, aloaa or mixed with wine,
ntelul In calarrht of at'-much or bladder and In gout."
"Not oalr a luxury bu',r neceedty."
to bo bad of all Wlnu VjicImuu. Oroeert, Dratpdl uad
Mineral Water Dealart tbroughuui tna Ualted steles, and
wholesale ol
KltEDBRlCK UK BART * 03.
Hul* Aijaoti,
N?. 41 Mid 43 UfirtN Ik,
New York.
Every Pennine bottle bear* tbe registered IKLLOW
pictorial Inhel of trie
Al'oCCi.a A Ills COMPANY (LIMITED), CONDOM.
A.?SELZKR BRUNNKN NaI ITKAE .SI'ARKLlN'Q
MlNrutL WaTmh. a. Sfi-.l'il AM A CO.. 40 New at.. euU
la parte ru.
a $3 Karl oh mixed derby". $1 m
(MsCKInawi, f 1 *10, Worth $.1). 15 New Churcb it, up
ataira.
KUED V. RUailTuirr; "neW REMEDY STOFI
all pita Irotti nuuralkla and boadachea. U I Ulan miliar*
Alao by tnimliti.
II W. JOHNS MANOrACTURINU COMPART, n]
Mat.ton lane, are tho a-.lu fiiatiulacturara ul denulne
A>w.<tgi Pttatl, Hunriait, true I'ira aiat llutua Cor
kli?t:>. Ac.
l'RINriNU "
OK ACL. KINDS
DOM. *111 It AI* Hilt CASH
AT HIE M KTROI'UCI I AN
JOlt I'lUNTINO OK KICK,
AH ANN ST
SINE KICK 7'ATENT NO.N OAS ~CONDCCTIN?
Wnit PtrtL?INrtttlVf u,eruption lr.nn werr t'atta*. par
p. luatly and without axaout'. In ooorallou at 7D4 blood.
way. All ar? tnvlt >1
THE HERALD OFFERS Foil BALlf
THO M1XOLK BULLOCK I'KKKCC riNU PUE68ER,
capable ul printing 14,<*KI cuplee perh'.nr
of au aik'-t l>a?" paper, elthvr fix, aoveu ur alibi aalamaa
also auL tiie HrRRlioTYi'K machinery um
CONOIMI Til KKElNJ.
1 KICK, ?10.i?n
A ltitun j. o. rtKNNErr,
JJh* York Herald.
THE THREE i.Hacks
IS repratealed with perln tly developed forma, laaaty
an t It at a ti ? "Hlltlnad Nt? dec .iy eal-t oot lie d man or Woman
cau be h.-althy. oraaeee lii^rnliitit ninat p.- Impnrfuei. L'aa
Huliiliial, del liraltlijr tevth. loaddlaeatlou and a teuud
bods Kevlv tbe three gtarea
ICUHOPku.
fplll. MhA VoitK IIKUal.D T THE I'HIHTKMTS,'
111.- IlkkALfila to ho f.-aa-l dallv . t the O and* Me
paaliia du I'tluteiupa, 7" Boulevard llaaaamati, Parta
Hit I.si i it. HOT EL. Common, HUKCl.M.ros hail
lens. W -llila larva Drat cUw I am Iff hotel. In Ilia beat
ailuaiiori ol Lam doe, la newly eatahiiahed In lite Can
nenial utile and tarnished with every p sainie comiort
ami Mm tern luipr- v-inent, .-Xc-llent rulatue au.l wine*
I'r .prC-tor, II. ? IHKI.E lata ul Meurmes'
<10LOii II AIR -KOII I UK'S ACKKOf.INK CrTT
J deevs, by two or thr.-a apnti. ati?a.. Ilia IteaiiUlnl tfuldea
e .i..r ao m i ll ad utrod; It la par..-ctlv burmleaa; te Pa had
??I all apotbeeart. a and fancy iroml* u alar*. Sail* annate,
U. Ho. I.N MEN A .-o.N, Ia>.i4iu Certain!.
IoNu's ID) IK la, HOND sf.. CONDON. ""
J Established upward of a toaliry. Thla iall laaen ant
arlatocrati: batuse la dtaaia.1 In the centre of the most
laa.i.onable pan. u' the W.a En L Cola'.rated for It*
? utalne andcoilar of the ebnl-esi wtnea
JJAIlM KXIIIBirlON.
CI VK.I: P0OI. COM I I o.N IIOU.Si'. HOTEL
'Ih.a ma^Blfa.'ni.l building, Bow the in..at central hotel lu
I.I a rpiml. < niaiiilup -">1 room., haudaonaaly tarnished,
with av-ry modern luxury an I home .-??mlort. amis .71
rrivate ri...ina, apa.iouv c-i'iee rnaaa or aal .on. with the
an In a' drawing loom ?d|i.iialn,' (the ur^'no and (baa at bill*
lard end smoking raeoii? in town. * h arras mndei ale.
WICCIAM HI sHI'.CC. Proprteier.
HKU I'UHLalVATIOftMe
APon fti.Fi C NHV MlVhl, *""* "J,-UJ-j.e
J net published
loot I' HIH OTIIhK. A p.eerlul new Noeal. Br the
aanitnimia antbor nf ihnae two lemarhable uoveia lua4
bad aueli a larpe aale Inat liar.
.tec pwr licit
and
A CI. roll HIM.
Price, In paper enters. 911 ninth h mnd, 41 'al
o A. CAM. ION A I ?> . Pun. 1st. era, New Yhrk.
UllKliUs. iifABKf Its. DRul*i?Y, PARALl fIZ
gravel, at.me, rent, rh.'iimatlaui |iramatera mental
I end pi )alcai |<realraiton. dlseitses ol the llvvr. klduevi.
MnaPmr, pteaiate ktan4 ami l.lond, alrkture. . alarm and
I ohionle ulaaaa.-a IntMMa bi k< n ti al praallMonera.
Pamphleta, will* l ali n nlala frnni ptiyaulaua and othare,
..| hopoeai eaaaa cure.I by nelatr'a apart td. Aaelial una le
, of lleil, h. ular, pln>|ila.|> N.aiurai Mlueral spring Water,
and A. HAWLiiI NR ATM, V. 0.. free. I tnliii-a e?n ra|
tee t e I in. t r allerU" na at tbe dupot, iiri Broadway,
New York, er avenl.ua ?n.| lereM>ina at hi* Halilehec
Di.Moiti.si-s monthcy m aoa/.ink rui'jiTT
a.iparbly Ulnaireted with lib. steel engraving* plri.iret
in anl limit eelebrhled palntln|a. and ee.n.-ruus lnterrallri|
lealnrra ..I value to evvry haw kola the Jmy taan-a.
a III! a t~i pi- tura in nil of "Inuoeenta Ahroa.l** sol'
mer/whet# or mailed pnst free on re-nipt of the price 'J
?eat. A Ji-.nNi.mCs Dl-.NOItl MI. 17 Raat 14th at.
New y..rt
M' AN's MIsSIO.N ON RAltTlC XTHOitdUOU IKUt
.cat Ireatleo. ladtcMtnu how .-.inllriae-l lOab.litiaa taaj
ha mm vad. Th-i e iwrirm-e of twenty jaara' alo.ly, "ha
aervakon an i pr >1-aai ia tl pracllee, diowina the a/ai.-i a
that will laiure realoren iii inhno I. airnnrtbouhd eiirtitf
en l toan l rondltmee of natilh t al nave hweh Impaired >>i
nvvr sx id pwwera A etdMMeal eT obataelea to marrladf
and nl me mean- by whlen Ibey ran he removed Hv ranll
Uoc , enrroncy er pnatade atainpt. A.I irasa Secretary Mi*
It'll HI Aaatomr Aud -Win a I 1 pi Mrea I-r >y New York.
OS tkllK AND Ktl.NR PRuelllATIIlN -NEW 1.DC
tisn nr the It.llosnphy of Marrlave A.ldreaa UKCHR,
f UY, Maee-i-ii ol Anaimny, BIS Biuedway, Sew York,