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The New York herald., 1869-02-28
CARL sCHuRz.
The Radical Germans and Carl Schurx-A
Dinner and Speeches.

The Radical Germans and Carl Schurx-A
Dinner and Speeches.
The leaders OF the radical portion OF the German
republicans were rather dissatisfied at the great
success which their more moderate brethren had
achieved last Sunday In cooperation with the
democrats. The laurels won by General Si2e on
that occasion stung certain other parties to such
an extent that as soon as Carl Schurz came to the
city these men were after him. to the exclusion
OF everybody else, and they arranged for q
dinner at Delmonico's last night. As a matter
Delmonico was concerned. The table the wines.
the attendance, everything In fact, over which the
proprietor had the CONTROL gave satisfaction to every
But very queer remark was made. Some parties
old active, working members ofthe republican party
did not hold back their opinion that heretofore the
steuben House and sixtus Ludwig kapn were good
enough for them; but when one OF their party
reaches point which may be called eminent his
partisans and II necessary to go into aristocratic
quarters In order to make an artstocratic show.
we'll saia pystanaes ,, IN response .nsse gentle
there was room at Colonel Kapna" "No," said
the other ut was patriotism, and nothing else, that
where Grant and Johnson dined together"
At the dinner Mr. Sigtsmund Kaufman presided
and made the first speech. He alluded to the OH
jects Of the gathering. and whenever he mentioned
the name Of schurz the applause was general The
,Sas. n Sn ne was no dsposed 70 make sOeech
he merely referred to hts arrival In this country and
how he found the Germans as mere servants OF
preached by Douglas, and Its sequel, the Nebraska
bll brought the Germans 10 the consciousness of
setaction In 1854 and again In 1866 the great
OF the intelligent Germans followed IN the same
wake, and he would not Say that he was
assured they would continue In the same
path. He could not promise tnat he would give
satisfaction to ALI but he could assert that the
Americans were the most liberal and the Germans
the most exclusive people OF this country. Afrer
some lew remarks having relation to h3 election as
senator OF the United States from the state Of Mis-
souri, and referring to the pledge ne made thea that
he desired to senator, not Of the Germans, but
OF the United States closed his short response to
the toast and many shouts and hurrahs followed him
to hts seat
Dr. Y. scsnetz spoke next, and after him several
other gentlemen had the noor, but Mr. Carl SC hurz
aoon retired and the cofuuauv dtaucraed
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Expectation Of Specie-Dcrangemen OF Rail-
wnv Travel-Detcntion of Trains-NIOntreal
Buried In the Snow.
MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. q, 1862
The expectation Of specie goes on favorably. The
rate has fallen to 81 per cent discount The total
amount now exported Is $2O3,OOO.
The organization Of a militia in the country dis
tricts has frightened large numbers Of French Cana
dams to the United States, ignoranty fearing that
war must be imminent.
Railway travel is still very much deranged on
account OF the snow. The track between Prescott
and Ottawa is completely blocked. The mails for the
latter place conveyed from this city and Prescott
in sleghs. Another snOwstOrm set IN yesterday ana
still continues The city is being literally buried In
the snow, and business Is almost entirely sus-
pended.
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FRANCE.

Baron Haussmnnn Supported by the Minister
OF Stnte-Proposcd Abolition Of Government
Control Over Financial Societies.
PARIS, Feb. ~, 1892
In the Corps Legislatif yesterday M. Rouher, the
Minister OF State after defending the conduct OF NJ.
Haussmann, the Prefect of the Seine, introduced q
bill to authorize direct loans for the improvement of
Paris.
Subsequently, in . speech, NJ Kouher referred to
the inconvenience OF the government having control
of certain financial societies. and intimated that the
government would probably introduce q bill to
abolish such control.
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ALLEGED HEAVY ulFAlcArloM

Last night member Of the nrm OF Wood Robin.
SON. stock brokers, NO. 80 Broad street. reported a
the Central Police once that yes erday, about three
O'Clock, the junior member Of the firm Mr.. Cortenus
d. Robinson, had taken from their ONCE $4,000 IN
1vetweny bonds Of the issue OF 1857 ten chscks OF
$4,000 each and 600 shares OF stock, the whole OF
the legal value OF 500 o00 under the plea thai he was
going out TO negotiate them. Tune passed and Mr..
Robinson did not return, and the other member OF
the nrm believing that he had left the city, at once
reported the facts 10 the police, oering reward OF
$4,000 for the recovery OF the property and the ar
rest Of his partner, whois supposed 70 be long way
from the city.
As the hour when the junior member Of the arm
eft the ONCE was three O'Clock, he may have been
unable to effect the negotiation in time 20
morrow may be on duty ct No. 80 Broad street.
as usual The inspector on duty at the Central
once last night threw out mysterious hints bearing
the case, but at present there Is no positive evi
dence that any defalcator has occurred or that MT
Robinson has acted In any other manner than would
a recognized broker who II doing the best hts judg-
mani may dictate for the interest of his hrm.
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SPAIN.

The Members of the Cortes to Retain Their
seats-Iutended Liberal Policy Of the Gov.
ernment.
MADRID, Feb. 81 1869.
During the session Of the Constituent Cortes last
evening the Prime Minister, Marshal Serrano, said
that Notwithstanding the retirement Of the late
provisional government the members who composed
Il would still retain their seats In the Cortes. He
stated further that the policy Of the government
would be to follow the programme which the revo-
luton had established. Every effort would be made
to disarm the attacks OF the republicans by
reducing expenditures In all quarters and
pursuing o liberal policy generally. lie regretted
that the liberal reforms which had been contem-
plated for Cuba had been necessarily delayed by
reason OF the insurrection there.
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MISSOURI.

Proceedings Of the LesIsiature-CharGes OF
Fraud Against the 80. Louis City Council.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ~, 1869.
bill has passed the lower House OF the Missouri
Legislature e1ving the City Council OF st. Louis
power to provide for the sanitary management and
contro, OF bawdy houses within and for Ave miles
outsde the CITY but refusing to allow any assess
ment or the collection Of taxes for revenue from
such houses.
In the city Council yesterday resolution was
adopted requesting the Legislature TO appoint CON-
mittee 20 Investigate the charges OF fraud and cor
ruption which members Of the Legislature nave
male against that body.
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heavy interest to foreign countries. The ques-
tion of reducing the rate Of interest will adjust
itself at no very distant day. Meantime, we
are new country, and the capital which
Europe thus sends US win be employed In fur
ther development of our native resources and
wealth. If we are to pay six per cent for the
use Of this money, it should not be for
gotten that with it we can easily earn twelve
and fifteen, just as all fresh countries do.
Again, our debtorship viii make Europe in
terested in our welfare. It is wonderful-the
solicitude Of o creditor for the man who owes
him money. Before midsummer, If the pre-
sent demand holds out, our TRANSATLANTIC
friends will have thousand millions of our
bonds, or nearly one-half the national debt.
To those who feel anxious for the settlement of
the Alabama claims an easy remedy is sug
gested. The latter are legitimate debt Of
England to the United States. The means
Of adjustment is very simple. Should our
cousins be disinclned to accept our draft it win
be easy to CRY quits. Gentlemen, our FIVE
twenties for your two-nineties." Again, as
Europe processes to stand to us in the paternal
relation, it would exhibit anything but paternal
affection to insist upon the payment of these
little o US, given to father from son.
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

Last week cable despatch was received at the
Central once from a Prussian officia requesting
the arrest OF . certain party who, 10 was alleged.
had committed some offence against the Prussisn
government the nature OF which Inspector DiIks
processes, in his peculiarly laughing manner to b
ignorant OF. On Tuesday detective Tiernan. OF the
Central once, arrested Philip Dieckle. q Ger
man. who was supposed to be the guilty
party. He was locked up at the Central basttls
at No. 800 Mulberry street until yesterday. Con-
ferences were held daily with the German Consul
and the result Is that yesterday afternoon the poor
victim was turned loose to battle with the world a.
OF old. The Consn. after numerous interviews with
the detective withdrew the charge, - no oIence
had been committed.
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Decisive Defeat of Spanish Force
Near Puerto Principe.
REFUGEES FLEEING FROM THE INTERIOR.
Three Steamers Loaded With Them Sail
for the United States.
Restoration Of Friendly Relations Between
Turkey and Greece.
CUBA.

Attempt mt Terr0rizing in Nucvitas-An Out.
break Prcvented-A Raiding Force Of
Spaninr,Is from Puerto Principe Attacked
by Cubans-Forty Spaniards KiIlcd-Four
Thousand Refugees ut Gibara-AInrine In-
telliscnce.
HAVANA, Feb. 27, 1859.
The Prensa OF to-day contains telegram from
Madrid announcing that General CabalIero de Rodas
has been appointed to succeed General Dulce as
Captain General OF Cuba.
Night patrols OF this city have been discontinued.
More troops are going to the interior
Intelligence from Nuevitas to Thursday last states
that Sunday night the 21st instant the doors OF
ali residences in that city occupied by Cubans were
marked by black cross on placard containing the
words "The time for clemency IL ended-ven-
geance This attempt to terrorze the people created
great excitement and the strenuous efforts Of q few
prominent Spanlards alone prevented an outbreak.
few days ago force Of the beseged garrison Of
Puerto Principe sailed from the town for the pur
pose of obtaining supply Of CATTLE and while the
raid burned the scaldivas estate. On returning the
raiders were attacked with vgor by the Cuban forces
and after struggle were compelled to retreat
into Puerto Principe with loss of forty killed and
large number wounded.
Advices from Gbara to Monday last state that 1000
refugees from the country at that place, driven
from their homes through fear Of the insurgents. An
epidemic was feared. There was great dearth OF
provisions
From Santiago de Cuba we have advices to Sunday
last. The cholera was decreasing.
Three steamers left this port to-day crowded with
Cuban refugees. All OF the vessels cleared for the
United States.
The sloop Eva, belonging TO the New York Yacht
Club, leaves this port for New York. via New Or
leans. with party on board.
The brig Frankyn Spofard, OF Bucksport. from
Nueyitas for Cardenas has stranded or Point Nate
milos The United States steamer Gettysburg was
trying to save her at last accounts but It doubt
full II she would succeed.
The schooner Nelly True, of Portland, Me-, from
Cuadaloupe for Car denas was wrecked on Martus.
The captain and crew were saved.
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Religious Notes.

mooted question-will the religious anniVersa'
ries be postponed
Despite the protest OF Bishop whitehonse. OF the
Chicago diocese Bishop Cummins, OF KENTUCKY,
preached In that city sunday morning and evening.
Bishop whitehouse is high church and Bishop Cum
Minis low church, and the latter's discourse Sunday
evening was denuncatory OF ritualism.
Rev. r. A, Dawson, OF Monticello, has accepted q
can to the presbyter,an church of West Chester v.
y and entered upon his labors there last sabbath.
Therc are now fourteen regularly installed Con8re-
ratonal pastors In California
has been organized q Baptist Social Union, similar
to those recently formed In Boston and Brooklyn.
President Nathan Bishop, LII. ID.
The frst annual meeting OF the Methodist BOOK
Committce as organized by the last General Confe-
renee was held In this city and lasted from the II til
70 thc 18th inst The exhibit shows the total assets
of the publishing interest 10 have been 81 81
and the earnings OF the year flb2,ss2 50. or this
sse2o4 81 was paid by order 9, ne General Conie-
REV. Frederick Marsh, now In the eighty n inth
wear az his age has lived TO see the sixtcth anni-
vcrsary Of his settlement In Winchester Centre,
Conn. The day February I, was observed by q visit
from his friends and former parishioners with liberal
chester where he mnistered 10 The people for about
The meetings during the Week Of Prayer were
held In the usual way at Berlin. The Queen again
showed her warm interest for the Evangelical Ali.
ance by coming TO two OF them. The occasion waa
very generally observed by the disciples OF the
French Reformation, aud also by many Of the
churches In Italy. In Florence meetings we're held IN
the Italian, Scotch, American and French churches.
Al . recent meeting OF the Yorkville Presbyterian
gov, scotland, vas, by large majority, elected 70
he their pastor.
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GERMANY.

A pru-sian Grant to the City Of Frankfort.
BERLIN, Feb. q, 1859.
The Prussian Diet proposes to grant 1000, 900 OF
norins to the municipality OF Frankfort. to which
the King win add 100000 from his private purse
in the hope that such action will draw closer to the
monarchy and crown the hearts OF the inhabitants
OF that city.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ceuaT-M ADMIRALTY

UNIFIED SlAikS USlRW CuUht-M AUMlhALV.
Decision in the Case Of the Steamtug Quick.
step.
BY Judge Benedict.
Thomas Boyldn us the Neanstn0 Qufckstep.-This
was an action, 1t win be remembered from report
that has already appeared In the HERALD TO
damages for the sinking OF . canal boat which was
taken in tow by the Quickstep at the foot Of Barclay
street. for Elizabethport N. j. From Barclay street
the steamtug took the boat up the river as far as
Laight street. where 1t brought In contact with
q stone barge and SO badly injured that she speedily
sank The answer set up to this allegation was that
the canal boat was unseaworthy when first taken In
nation. The following decision in the case was
made public YESTERDAY.
Judge Benedlct-Upon the proofs in this case, as
they stand am OF the opinion that the libelant has
failed to show by prep0nderance OF evidence that
the sinking OF the canal boat In the libel mentioned
was caused by any negligence or want OF skill on
the part OF the tug which had her in tow. The libel
must, accordingly, be dismissed. with costs To be
taxed.
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GREECE.

Friendly Relations with Turkey Re-estab.
1ishcd.
ATHENS, Feb q, 1869.
The Grecian government has officially announced
the re.establisnmcnt OF friendly relations with Tur
key.
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A.->oveltics In Dry Goods. Srgden a.
DBURY, OF Bowery ard Bfeecker dsta
with Lord Taycrl SEQ advertisement in Dry Gooas
eolu
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A1.-Barry,s Tricopherous.-If your Hair
thin, scurfy, try IT. harsh, u; turning
graz, n II iasreles OF these stll
for all will preserve thsr hair through life Sold
i..n .r
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Bnscheiorss Hair Dyc.-rhc Best in the
world The only perfect dye harness reliable, intasns
Factory 10 Bond street
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Brclxnw Brothers. Great Clothing Empori-.
boys wholesale and opposite Coaser
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Eve Used NO Deutifrice, it In presumed .

Cutlery Of Every Description, Wholesale ard
retail, j. CuRLkY BROS, Ec Nassau ssreef, near
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A National Penticorf.

correspondent OF denominaiional contem
porary makes the following suggestion. IL would be
q good thing II carried out =
throughout the United States II Is hoped that spe-
cal prayer will be offered the Attn OF March for the
new President, for the new Congress and for gen
era revival OF religion In all parts Of our beloved
country. Let us impore the outpouring OF the Holy
Spirit upon all-Anglo-Saxons Africans, indiana
ana Chinamen-that we may witness national pen
ticost In pressing around the throne Of grace, and
approaching nearer to Jesus we shall get all nearer
to each other, and thus form, united BY love divine
one vast national evangelical alliance. God, In his
infinite love and mercy, can supply all our national
need according TO his riches IN glory, BY Christ
Jesus.r
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Burker, Human Hair Merchn nt.-wfss,
Banda Curs chgnons Bradsths best and cheapestn the
world-s21 broadway
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A.-Nyissisquci Spring Wsfcr.-Oulv known
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases Of tne kdnsy Sold bY
druggists. Depot, SIS Broadway.
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but n sbe would probably hare been nqaqtve @
- materials Her daugiser who sOZODONT, and de-
lIght IN H. anxious know what b made
To crafty extent announced thsk
the principal beanyng ingredient 10 the bark OF Of tho
most wonderful OF all since the tree Of knoWedge-vx
the soap OF Chile which removes from the finest
fabrics every spccies Of stain
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Lock for the

Lock for the
INAUGURATION CARTOON,
THE ms
IN TUE EVENING TELEGRAM,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH g.
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Lille. s.fc-.--Burrinr and Fire Proof Safca4
for sale, BY LEWIS LiLLlB SAFE COMPANY, No.
uince.
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Electricity for the Cure Of Acute and
Chrunic Diseases applied By DR. CHAMBERLIN, No.
West Fourteenth street @..w
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Fine Gold Watches for Ladies.
!, LEVER WATCHES FULL !EwELLED, thirty-,wo.
thirty eight forty, fortytwo and doarA
each. Warranted good tmekeepes For sale by 0E0Rok
q. ALLEN fl5 Broadway, one door bstnw Casal street
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Miss,sawci sprirsg Wsfcr-Only Known
yemedv for and 81 diseases Of the kdnsya aod ~
druegipa Depot bss BSoadway.k MI.
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A Je,xi.h svu~is.

IN pursuance OF resolution adopted at the Con-
vsnton Of Rabbs, held In Cassel last summer. Drs.
adler. Phiilipsop and Aub have issued q cal ad-
dressed to the presidents OF the leading European
congregations, and asking them to meet In confer
ence during the present year. The Jetrsh kessenge,
remarks that .such convention could be made ex-
ceedingy benlcial; whlle on the other haud. n I'M
mere fnrcc.r
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A.-Hazard & Ca.we,p., Cod Liver Oil I.
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Pamphlets, Law Repsrss, Aec., Executsd
nssius auexnsss snd dsspasch twenty ave per csnt
a. other printing esablis1msrs he city
a the METROPOLITAN JoB fRINfIN0 ksrAnLkdA
MINT. ~ Nassau street. W
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Royal Havana Lsttsry.-Prises Paid IN Csl6
furnished The raiss paid Tor Doublosss
TAYLOR ! Co. Ssnhsr.. is wan sssss. ny /,
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INAUGURATION CARTOON,
IN ruE EVENING TELEGRAM.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH
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!mp0rsW N0uce.-The Hnvann Louery.
A. articles have appeared In several papers IN the Cnisd
States stating that tho Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba wonld
be discontinued we authorised by the Adminsfhor or
the Lottery 20 state that there u Whatever thess
reports. TAYLOR co, ~ Wall street.
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Fine Gold Watch Chains

hishsecnr twenty. tweny-two, tweniyayc, twentfeyh
thirty rfy.eght dpllsrs For sale BY 0EO a0E
ALLEN, ~ BroAaway. one door below Canal street.
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wisH Teupccs and Ornamensei Hasr.--Bess
LOn's, 10 Bead street.
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soIssr fulton fss xsisopssa jss rrs.ss S..as:ssss:
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NOt,cr.-Thc Vnvann I,Oftcry

81 per bottle BORDEAUX WINE COMFANY.
Vaults, g9 Fulton street, corner Of william.
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. Ss''sr, 's sdars7 EasFT % s:s % sss
Eve Used no Deutifrsce, if h prsssneds
=, had Il 4, sGs sss sss .s az
light eoab,es: aaIioas % know wh.. = made Of
the principal bssalfyns nsre:s. = the bark q one q tho
The soap tree OF Chile which from woven
fabrics every spec'ss Of stain.
csroa,s Disease. sspiies s. DR.. cuASsEsIiS. No %
Fire Gold Wnsshss for Ladies;
,hrty6 thirty eight iorsy forsviwo and foyhve dollars
sses Mssr.n;s ~ soSS r ros sale :, oEoRa
Fine Gr1 ySs Tsssh EsS;ss cSsi.: asb :r,,.rvrs
fAssf .ssS; e.s y.ss sss s
ALLEN, GS BroAaway, one door below Canal street.
81 G's sSsSsss ss Ss, wss M sss es4s'
Vaults " Fulton street, corner Of William
Importsm Notice.-The Havana Lottery.
s 5 ssse IL. scg os
be discontinued authorised by the Aduistraor Of
sso sS'' 70 state That sss; FsSnos r ao .
iSsuouRArloY CARTOON.
THE ms -
IN ruF EVENING TELEGRAM.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH y
Lille. safc-.--surrinr and Fire Proof Safes.
Tor sale, by LEWIS LILLIB SAFE COMPANY, No.
Park place. =. - t.4 es.
Mi.s,sanoi sgriS 49,. w.ts,r@0nly :, = ., Ksswn
s.%sd, for S.Ss sSsss Sc SD - sa'''
P..phl.t:,, ,,i.s... Law Rsssxss &C., E..sssss
a sny other printing s.abllsamens n he c
MINT ~ Nassau street. IT ft's
Royal Hhvaua Lsttery.-Prises Paid IN Cas6
furnished The highest rasa paid Tor Doublosss
ard all kinds Of Gold aad Silver. sTE -T1 Il
TAYLOR 4 CO., Banksr 10 wAl ssrssS NJ
The Fansus Cernsr-01 Nassau Stress,
Fulton The Metropolitan job rrnsas nxtAhhmenS
wigs, Teupccs and Ornam amenspi Hasr.-Bese
LOnss u Bead sirsse