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Anns Mural who besought some such step the part
fsars1 ~ Who know the rs eating propenstss Of
the Marquis thai the affair viii not terminate thus how
ever.
The United States Naval Dllssion-Farras rats
Dipiomacy-The Press Law Debate.
Tho Courier Francos says:--Amerca 10 beginning to
take part In European afalrs. Tns presence OF Ad-
70 counterbaance the prsssucs Of the French troops ia
the Papsl satss Admiral Farrsgus has had interviews
With many OF the most eminent men Of the party OF
message was sent OF expressly 70 Aprsra, and the
answer Of Garbaldi Il waitsa Tor before coming
The debate on the press bs, Wa urerrsssps IN tho
legislative Chamber. A. Rouhsr In replying 70 the op-
position referred to the Empsrors letter Of January 49,
ana denied that any attempt had been made obsIruc
honestly accepted the work intrusted 70 its care A
cessn amount or anxiety had bsss shown respecting
tne appossensss Of tho bill We have carefully exam
70 the nrm conclusion 70 sustain she bill ensrsstcay
we nad entered into An engagement and strosg gov
srnment should never retreat from is engagement.
wtAa bounds. H. Rouher DID not believe in the modi.
ncation OF party feeling but In Its impotsncy The
!or .: said ought thersiors TO sds with the resoa
ranks new generation has arisen. -Four millions OF
electors who made the first empire are dead four mil.
lions OF new electors have thrown new life nao the
nation. They should not be stopped, but guided
Articles one and two adopted successfully.
telegram frsm Paris dated on the eth Of February
In the sitting Of the Legislative Body to-day the de-
pate on the bill on tho preas was resumed.
rms amendments OF NM. 0uor0uit, DArimont and
Hauueans were rejected. An amendment by NJ Jolot
respecting the stamp upon pamphlets which arc NOS
Tue third article was referred back to the committee
Tho diric says that the 6ervan bands assembled on
inadmssibs that Prince Charles could favor Russian
intrgues IN Sorya.
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YACHTING.
Yacht Building In England-M vements Of the
Fleets.

Yacht Building In England-Mo vements Of the
Fleets.
IRON Bells Life In London, Feb. IL
At this time OF the year there seldom but little 70
the present occasion thore more stirring both
the building yards and afoat than 10 ordinarily the
AT Cowes Mr.. J. 8. White has the Aebe, OF about
800 tons. nearly ready 70 turn out; she 10
Cowes, is fore and aft schooner rugged, and is fitted
with an auxiliary propeller. There likewise
several other yachts at this yard hauled up and under
some schooner Of 100 tons for Mr.. r. W.
Bait, 8. Georges Yacht Club; she is in for
ward state, and is to be named the vectis Messrs
Ra.sey Brothers are getting rapidly the Cambria
schooner, l99 TONS for Mr. Ashbury this craft has
me appearance OF a regular racer for which purpose
tons for Mr. G Bsntincf, n r. F.. ths Dream ys~i At
upwards Of 800 tons for Commodore Thellusson, r. "
Y. C. At Southampton Mr.. Hatcher has in hand .
sSr of las 1.SS 40
this latter may be looked forward formidable
tagonist to the renowned Vampire, Hatcher probably
doubtable flyer The Rosebud cutter Sir Bruce Chiches-
ter Bart Is being heightened fore and AFT at southamp
ton. In addition the yacht building going forward at
Cowes Mr. j. White has four large wood frame tugs in
course OF construction for foreign governments as well
as two revenue cutters that ihings are looking bright
Florence. Duke Of Leeds, has been under way al the
winter I|ogsn schooner cruising about the station
DoIWtuty SCuOVuoI, II DTlu1ou, - nstSu Oub anu
bound for the Mediterranean.
Pilgrim, schooner, has cleared ont at Southampton for
tho Same destination.
Sea Horse screw steamer Lord Dudley and party left
Hansen's yard, Cowss for southampton, 70 swing and
adjust compassss preparatory 70 leaving for tho Grscan
Archipelago on three months cruise.
We would remind readers that the annual ball OF
she Prince Of Wales Yacht Club will be held Tuesday
evening, February H. at the Free Masons Hail. Great
Queen street, Lincon's Inn fields, when doubt not
that the stewards will have made for
the comfort and convenience OF their fellow members
md hair tnnAo anrin yull Af MIN
doubt assemble,
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SPAIN.
SPECIAL MAIL TslEsRAms TO the HERALD.

Motion for Electoral Reform-The Bank
Bill-Public Charity.
MADRID. Feb. 3, 1858.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the Committee on
the Bank Bill elected All the members belong to
the Ministerial party excepting Senior Moyano.
Senior Polo made speech to-day IN favor OF q motion
for a reform OF tho Electoral law.
In the Senate the report Of the Committee on Public
Affairs read.
MADRID. Feb. 4 1865
The Congress has rejected senior Polos motion ciec
torni reform.
There is great dearth OF political news.
The ocai gazette states that the amount OF the sub
scorpions received for the sufferers In the Philippine
Islands Is l19, COZ crowns.
A Madrid telegram of the 9th Of February says an
additional estimate has been laid before the Congress OF
1885, 900 crowns for completing the armament OF tho
fortresses already IN existence.
The report Of tho resignation OF Senior Barzanssua is
deuod of foundation.
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TURKEY.

Threatened Invasion or tho Territory Of the
Porte.
The Paris Constitutional Of February publishes let
ter from Bucharest stating thar three bands Of armed
individuals each band four hundred and nfsy strong,
assembled a different points Of the Danuban prnci
paliiics They appear TO BE- under command Of foreign
leaders and preparing 10 0uter Bulgaria. to set re
to the Turkish villages and the Of brgand-
age which were suppressed last year. The Roumanian
government having been warned Of their Intention 10
preparing to dsarm those bands and to prevent BY
every means at Its command expedition which would
entail upon is 80 heavy responsibility.
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ROWING.


The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.
lOxioro teD o! Correspondence OF L0noon Ilmes
The long looked for challenge from the Cambridge
University Boat Club reached the hands Of Mr.. william,
the President Of tho Oxford University Boat Club this
afternoon The fixtures will remain for future
sideration but there is very little doubt OF the
being rowed according to precedent. the Saturday
preceding Good Friday-vz., April The difficult
task Of selecting the i'll at once be proceeded WITH
Mr. W. B. woodgate, former amateur champion Of the
Thames and member or the Oxford eight, visited his
University this afternoon and took the down To
Ifiey and back, ana was afterwards relieved OF the
ruddernes by Mr. W. W. Wood, secretary Of the Boat
Club Judging from present appearances Oxford will
have excellent the whole Of the being tall
and powerful with the exception OF Mr.. Fsnson who.
although rowing we'll, is hardly big enough for his
place.
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ABYSSlNIA.

General Napier's Report OF His Advance.
LosDos, Feb. g. 1868.
Sir Stafford Northcots has the following tsls-
gram from Sir Robert Napier dated Ksomagoo Janu.
ary 2o:-
Cart road to Senate Open Ono hundred and fourteen
carts, with supplies, will proceed tomorrow up the
Lovo0 pass towards Senate.
The friendly relations are being established with
Prince Kassai An advance force will proceed imme-
dlately towards Analo Tue she'll batteries will be
the advance troops.
All well.
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or the Flying fslandsa" Miss Fansy Josephs becomes
the lsssss Of this theatre In march, Mr. Seftoe Parry
retiring new domestic drama by Andrew Halliday.
called DAddy Gray" was produced ~ the New Royalty
Lass SATURDAY.. IL IL founded upon the ballad u 'Auld
Robin Gray" and Ii popular hit
Your Dublin correspondent teiegraphs that Q great
Protestant demonstration occurred there to-day The
meeting Ia the Rounda was crowded The best classes
OF the Dublin population present and many dele
gates came In from oil part OF Ireland. petition 10
the Queen was adopted advocating tho continuance OF
the union and the chsreh subsidy and asking that Ire
dom This. need scarcely add, Is the ultra Orange
v0W. -
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

The King Of Prussia 10 the Minister n Der.
iin-LevOlntiouary News from tho East.
PARIS, Feb. 8, 1868.
The AonIeur OF this morning in it's bulletin says
On the occasion Of D. Benedict, the French Ambas-
sador at Berlin, presenting his credentials the repre-
sentative Of France to the North German Confederation
the King Of Prussia said he happy behold in
shas step pledge Of friendly relations between
the two governments He also spoke Of tho rsmsm-
bsnce he should always retain Of the reception he
with at Paris from the Emperor and Empress Of the
French
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The winsted tCssnl Herald trsp. ought 10 bsve
respect for tho memory Of deceased judge bza 20 ps-
pstrats the following The judgssbip made vacant By
Shs death OF Judge Halt Is 20 be- allied by the most Leg
lsiure. A. the College Of Cardinals vbts Tor che
whsszisA and most dlIapidatd OIL tast number foe
Pope 10 expected that the lawysrs OF tbs Icg,sla-
turs will give their sufragas for some srother hiss
the asthma, neuralgia and dntstsA. A couple "
apopiectio phooks although net absolutely neosAxs.
are REGARDED ~ anal osss nsaltnoAu0Da
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AUSTRALASIA.

BY way OF Panama We have nes from Australasia
dated Sydney, New South Wales January and Yelling
ton, New Zealand, January
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pycxsys A pguoRArizSR is said that Mr.. Dioxena'
,eadnss in Boston have utterly dsnoraxsd tho olorgy
of tho ssIIup;" and that Respectable divine or thhA
puytancal city recently read Of his peculiar produce
i,ops stationed beb ind q small stand covered with
crimson cloth. But the gat OF the sepding ecnaste
In the fact that the ssd dsmsrazed divine sported n
ross In his buttonhois Mr. Dickens has likewise spr "a
Generalization among oertan GLASS Of persons In his
c,ty-to wit: the ticket specuiAtors fhey have esH
badly soid that they the most detected persc 40
be met with our streets -lAs,odephta BrslctiH~
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SYDNEY, n. s. W., Jan. stock OF American gsoda
continues moderate but fully equal 70 present trade
quirements. Dried apples have been selling at Cd 7
nsh s rather dull and - large shipmenas are advised
prices are likely TO- eeatinus unremuneratve; h. lob
quoted g. 10 O. Cd. salmon. 16s 10 10s
oysters. S. 70 So. 3D. American HARDWARE has Inn
provedaxes range from los. 70 sos picka e2a Cd -
STA Cd; H. shovcls, Toe. TO 72s I'd D. h, 4oA -
brooms lisa 70 los. cut nails, 22s Cd. 10 asa |;
tools, 20 to % per advance invoice; rosta.
goa 10 AIS 3D. pitch, Ass TO Ats. 3D. oars I'D. "a
Stocks OF timber diminishing and pr.ces have been
steady, but cargo Of Oregon and further shipments
from New York daily expected viii render The marxse
lower. Kerosene o has advanced 20 Is Cd, At shich
IL has become stationary sales Of retail character are
made n 3D. to 3D. higher The cargo Of Peruvian pc
fined. The tobacco market is quiet and the supply
large. For Barretrs Begrohsad Is. Cd 10 asked, and
L. Cd. for Raglan and Raven h0peydsw; tons IL 20
Ia 3D. very inferior, Sd TO lod dark, lbs, In -
Is I'd. aromatic, a. 70 2s Cd.
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The south Australian Parliament was protosu'd on
the 10th al. The general elections will take place 10
March nsA
The Pos.mastsrsecnera OF Grcat Britain has dsessd
TO advise the oessn 70 grant tbs proposed subsidy Tor
certain lines II ssamsrs ana recommends The eacniss
70 reconsider the subject,
rs~zArksbs dIsravssx " acld hA besu made =,
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SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
The September Convention 60 Remain An
Forco-The Situation Defined.

The September Convention 60 Remuin an
FOrco-The Situation Defined.
FLoRxNx, Feb. 3--Eveniug.
The Nasions Of this evening publishes q semotHcial
communication positively eontradictiug the assertions
Of notifications Of the September Convention, the
conclusion Of new treaty between France and Italy.
The Has,one says:N is not known at the present
ment how with what probability OF negoa-
lions could be undertaken the Roman question unless
upon the basis OF the September Convention After the
late events the the OF affairs created BY
the Convention would be the sole policy advantageous
to tho country without compromising the future. Q
believe that the Cabinet in this opinion
In to-days sitting Of tho Chamber OF Deputies the
estimates Of the Ministry of Justice were discussed
The estimates Of the Mnistry OF War 1865
to Ito, 215, 100 lire.
The committee proposes Q reduction OF q 264 1.0 lire
The LRndsiip mt Naples ind It's consequences,
Naples lJan S0l correspondence Of London Times.l
The terrible catastrophe santa Lucia has created
represents the municipality, found il necessary to
issue . proclamation exhortng the people to BIO
calm. There Is widespread conviction that
there has been criminal negligence In not an
ticipating the disaster, and criminal apathy
in not having made efforts sufficiently strong
those who still under the ruins Thirty SIX hours
were suffered 70 away Ia hesitation ane discussion
whom at ass decided that nothing could bs done
to life have just returned from sne scene of the
disaster which threatens assume eve. larger proper
ton& Much OF the dsbris the turn Of Santa Lucia
has bsen removed, too much for the perfect safely
or the tunnel In construction, t served 70
shore up the material above. The tunnel has been
carried AZ far a. the wine shop. but unfortunately
against the walls OF the house instead Of the door
an error 0ccssened by the necessity Of making zig
gag road Al the time another tunnel has been
constructed with somewhat more suocenful results,
under tho direction OF tho city archtecs
chief engineer; Sgnor Faust Nicolin and Signor lam
barga. Az far ~ could collect from The authorities
and engineers the spot there ~ least twenty per-
sons missing, among whom are seven soldiers two
ssrgeans the family OF the wine SELLER and other
persons. As to those who passing In this much
trequsnted thoroughare nothing, of course known
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South Para near Gawisr South Australia. and anothS
" EchungA
ecrsv pile lighthouse 10 10 be erected on Cape Jam.
the world.
T. Grimm. gold commissoner, who had charge Of
the Cermont escort, has been committed for r,al %
suspicion Of PAVING murdered two troopers who had ihe
Kate Denim has sailed for California In the Dark Slas
Fish She gained high reputation here
Eighty six thousand bales OF wool have been shuusd
so far IN the season, frem Asloeuras 10 Boston,
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In addition this salary Zach oil hese individuals "
furpished dozen or more nrst houses 70 live IN
vii hout any charge for rent
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PAT or CROWNED HgAps-rhs salaries IT the dinsr-
ont monarch OF Europe stated - follows BY Cor
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Anss Mural who bssought some such step on the part
or the said high parsonage ere 70 be too late IL 10
the Marquis thai The affair viii nos srmnas thus how
ever.
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Tasmania.

An extraordinary phsnomsnon occurred at Hobartsws
in the shape Of storm In the middle OF tropics
summer
Great preparations being made to receive Prince
Alfred.
The whaling feet numbered about twenty vessels. aal
had q most successful season, and will probably b.
largely augmented, owing to the high prizes q oil an
bona tt.r~ :.
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the in 1904, and tonspcuousy 20 in the
American civil war. which at nra sight may sp-
occasion no doubt struggled long and hard A. great
variety Of points, but this LASTED only tall the North by
medern f~hon vito the enormous sTmy which epablsd
Grant 70 overvhem Lee and seize Richmond BY sheer
overpowerng force concentrated upon great object
The contest ended ~ soon ~ the stronger side got
chance OF levsps crushing, overwhelming blow ~
the heart OF its opponent II Of course impossible 70
prophecy to Details but the fortunes OF this
country come depend upon the issus Of Europoan
war what We shall have TO do will BE- 70 meet and, II
possible return the sort Of Blow which we're delivered
which France, Germany and Iaiy In their various
ways are preparing themselves, and We do nothing but
t sill, and e1claim against the horrible wckednoes the
eItravagant folly the upcniighensd waste and the anti
Christian spirit OF their preparations all which has just
form Of unwsieons, Irrelevant and snintsigent good
ADVICE
There is no new development In regard to Tepisnsm.
but the guards around amoriss and other public build
ings are s kept up, and oil the other precautions
against surprise are taken. The police seem 10 have got
hold OF the vho bred the barrel al Csrksnwe and
~ one bas turned informsr IL 10 probable tina, the
Of them will BIO banged. Tho same fate thrsstsns
Colonel Burke whose friends In America are urged 70
make efforts 70 procure him counsel Detectives
BY Fsnisp Spies arc hunting over London
constantly for leaders Of the organiEa.on who are said
70 have landed here recently but thus far thoy have
caught nobody. Gsorge Francis Train has not been
heard Of during shs past few days, but every
body snriousy ,. awaiting his arrival IN LoD-
am sorry 10 say that Engiishmcn cannot
BE- induced to regard Trsins case grsvsy rhsy laugh
whenever they mention him. and the HksALD's propo.
sos 10 seize Dcksns ~ hostage for him sressed
With hearty Fifty thousand copies OF the HsxiIp
With the Train articles would hsvs boon sold n London
Tasrs very little 70 record in amusement sad its-
rsyy ercls except that All tns pres psope ere 70 oar
take OF horse Danaust ct The IAnghsm Hotel To-
IL u 20 bs hoped that The food wall be IS good s the
speeches Heller has commenced his entertain ments
that ssv ss nss 20
London before IN BslIsrs spscia;tss. W. Boucoauis
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part 81 the boys the Prince made another speech which
be terminated by proposing a. toast Success 70 III:
the imperial guest returned 70 the reception rooma
During his visit he gave TO one OF the professors the
Cross Of the Legion Of Honor There quite crowd
collected on tho streets when the Prsce lett the Lycee
but there shouts uttered-ip fact, or late u
would seem tina, the Parsans have given up thus greet
Il Is notIcssbe that even the Empress, who few
years snce was 10 popular Is no longer ths recipient OF
shoee vvas she seemed TO be SO grateful TOR she still
smiles a. sweety 10 the people who press into the
streets As the imperial carriages roll By: but though
hats dotted TO her Majesty, 10 hear welcome
be can't say bu, that II is cannot bs denied And
pei the Empress very kind 10 the poor, and 10 still as
ever sue medium through Which Psrdons and gis az
and ungraisfui race. Whatever Napoleon may have not
done Tor some portion Of his subjects, there no deny
ing Toe scs that Tor the Psrsans he has accomplished
al ana more than ihey could have expected yet they
gfumble AID menace IL ~ enough 10 dlsg1st his
Majesty and make hun these people 9Th tine rgor
they deserve He Is oops,snlly proving that he never
overooks the welfare OF tho capital, that lis ootnmsr
sl interests are o. momen; to HIM YET the nrst sp.
remote amos the Psrissps ready W blame the govern
msnt THIS ,sadsncy must prove disccuraging.
Journals relate fact which the Fairs papers
have mol 10 the least referred 70. IL seems that At
Geneva ~ enc OK The theatres . farce more or less
nau'us ~ hs ACCENT h. o. po.ca nts Tss having
Consul Of tina, Psssr, stationed At Genevs made
plant TO she local authorities upon the suojso and the
led 10 the eonpIantof the Frehch representative
onntss me isres could 40 loags bs played. TIE
GOOD people OF Geneva IL seems are not
easily led. Tais inisrersscs % tbs part Of
che police 20 iecensed them tbss fss fear Of sves
results N. inter ctsn upob The srce IVES rased and
Is nov gwen nishuS bid the snshussslo Applause Of
the spectators.
Il was ruroorsd hers short tine ,no, ,hs, IN, Mar.
quis Do Gafst and Pripee Aohiis Aara, we've 70 NEST
Oh the terusnthat IT, they were 10 ron So
the dasl which shsy tough, itst September al which
time both Of these young poblsmsn were wound cd
The last encontrs did taxe place. Prince Yurat has
gous Nice ana the Marquis msy be seem daDy iskins
bs nds In the Bols on vsrr sas Ions neck al and
very high priced nag The fact thai an ,susug Der.
sonazs intersreJ In The matter the rspsslss soci.
astop sf the DpchsM ~ houohy, iogmccs s yracsss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22
Mexican Progress.

The Tiro Republics has an editorial on
the comparative prosperity OF the United
States and Mexico. These are the con.
Guiding paragraphs
Mexico, at the period Of the advent Of
railro IDS, had brighter prospects before her
than lad the United States. But one ma
ton has travelled upon railroads from that
period, and advanced with railroad speed /;
and the other upon earth roads, and has
stuck in the mud.
What reason can be offered why Mexico
should not progress in a similar manner
Why should not her population increase to
forty millions in the same length of time +?
Why not reclaim her millions of wild land.
and garner mp their rich products? Why
should not there be millions of emigrants,
with their intelligence and enterprise, to
build up the languishing industries of the
country What is to prevent Mexico from
becoming one OF the first powers Nothing
but dogged obstinacy, stupid indifIer-
enee, or corrupt triding with the true in
terests of the country among the rulers can
prevent the same results here that are wit
messed in the United States.
Now is the appointed time. Congress has
it in It's power to lay the corner stones Of
the future prosperity Of Mexico. The
crisis Is now before them.
The establishment of steam lines between
New Orleans and Vera Cruz, the develop
ment Of Mexican agricultural resources,
and the construction of railroads in Mexico,
would add materially to the prosperity Of
the Crescent city. General LaBarra and
Dir. William 7. Pritchard have brought
before the Mexican congress the basis Of
charter for running line Of nail steamers
between Vera Cruz and this city. They
propose to carry the mails at a slight extra
charge upon the usual rates which the post.
Office charges; and they propose further to
run their own eEtraordiaario from the city
Of Mexico to Vera Cruz TO meet their
steamers.
They also propose to Issue tickets ia the
city Of Mexico for any part Of the world, as
they will make all the necessary arrange
ments with other lines Of railway and
steam for passing on passengers and
freight. BY this foute traveller can get
to Europ e from Mexico with only thirteen
days sea voyage, three to New Orleans, and
ten from New York to Europe.