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New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
TWO AMERICAN SHIPS.

The steamer Amcricus, which has been
buldng for months past at the shipyard OF Lau
FOulks Brooklyn L. D., was launched yester-
day. The Nellie White left the foot Of Markest az II
noon with about invited guests and steamed up the
river TO the foot Of North Ffths Brooklyn Here Isaac
j. Oliver made speech, and Miss Oliver clTi,ened the
vessel, with many ladies' and gentlemen on board.
Al O'Clock, the Amercus gded down the into the
water tug tOwed her 10 the side Of the Nellie White,
the guests transferred to the craft and she
started down the East River under the care OF the two
steamers, passing Wall St Ferry, and returning 60 the
foot of Pcars Brooklyn, where she Is 10 receive
engines. The Nellie White then steamed up around
Backwells Island with all the guests board aud the
future prospects OF the vessel discussed
salad turkey and champagne The Amercus is COO tuns
bufdcnl95 feet long deck 4S feet ALL - feet beam,
and feet hold She is owned by X Cornell White, and
will ply between this port and Stamford, Conn. The
cylinder OF her engine will be As inches in diameter by
Inches stroke, which is expected To make her rapid boat
She will cost $4,000
The new American ship Adorna, Capt Davis, Ii8i tuns
III the Liverpool merchant service Is considered
e hhest wooden vessels built In ts country. Her
keel was laid at setauSet L. L. in August 1869, aud she
Wa launched Oct IS 1870 Her length s S6 feet
O Deah 80 3 feet and depth of hold feet She s built
eney OF locust red cedar, and live oak, and has live
eak tiahs4m and apron. The blight Of her Is u
loIo"s: forenast, rs feet mainast is feet mizZen-
mast 1 ,eeti top and gallant respectively,
hy j. Davis. ~ - - "
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practice the case OF Coates, Bergen HILL has 'eoh


postponed until Monday.
H0BoKES.-Fiitz Inig latey arrested 10, shomsomaid
ney from Busch's Hotel yesterday cnrgoo taf no
had seduced her Recorder Pope refused " oeo'' NM
oath, aud discharged the GIRL ,,...,
RrpGrN poIsr-H Il. Haskins, who was @ nahoIousy I
renorfed 10 have eloped with Miss Boyd noh SolsJ
civ some days since, returned saturuay nis. ss , ~,
upSn heoring the report attempted 10 commit IN & n
Strncham's Hotel by taking laudAhuhi hc was h"''"
saved. -, a., <..,.
Srw,nu nu-Richard Duffy has been held by Commis
,a cha with having voted three Inn,
=. nc last election Charles Morton sent TO St'tc
prscn Yesterday for two years. on double charge Oh
INC It's delegates to the National Board TO vote
In favor OF an abandonment" Of all restrictions on III
ternal trade, and the abrogaon OF all laws dscr'ha
ing against nonresident traders and agents"
PATERsON-The work Of laying rails for the broadway
Horse Railroad extension was commenced yesterday
PIAINrIELD.--It is estimated that this place has
last three years.
BLooNFIELD-D Detective Haurey, in suit before us,
tice PcrsOn, yesterday recovered the 500 reward oeu
by DR. Mcdowell for the arrest Keziah Hinton, the ne
gro woman lately 10 State Prison for arson
graded from this place far Meads Basin aud inc
ties and rails are upon the ground. From Meade Basih,
for the present trains will be run TO Newfork over tbe
Delaware, Iackawanna, and Western Railroad
LONG BRANCH.-The Directors OF the New-iork ana
Long Branch Railroad have decided 70 commence the
building the road between Fed Bank ana south Ahnoy
before the middle OF next month; $50oO0 or the cai
stock has been subscribed w. s. sneden OF BED BANK
has been chosen Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 90 1870

.uthor,t,s. and shory afterward released on ball. Az
the last term Of the Circuit Court held In septemoer
hro,oht In trial some time next January or ms con-
yction then there is doubt Public sentiment IN MIS- MS
been and ali The peop)c both white and black begin 10
anpreciae the value good government and the suct
The statement that jury composed entirely OF
blacks does not comport with tho practice OF our
in Mssssinp In no case that the writer s aware Of
and bs means for calming general Information in THIS
regard been ts ho raaS snd
po,t aimost invoriaby, composed principally OF
xhitcs it "a very seldom that the blacks have ma
ory and both races are wen sascu MpssissIpPIAS
of things.
Nep- York Nov. 2s, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship America Du'sus Bremen Nov - md'e ana pass r,,,
Ship Nancy M Me.n,, Liverpool days ~d:e -, An.
ship Ellen Austin French calo Aug 81, anchored on
Bs Mary Ida McIenry Stockholm days 40 days E
sehr DayIdsou Jeffrey, Sorfot, Va, cay: timber
s h VIM VIM Sa1 yS SSp, ose.Gsp SS5I,ssI
scL RbOda Homes, Rragg GeorEeiown @, days, coal
scn0oNERs-RIyER AND coAsrwsE
Iyarhce Virginia Rsueocss, yrginf.
Judge Harrington Virginia Mary Jane, Virginia
Magnolia Norfolk. ELIAS Moore Rondout
J. CLARK Rondont. Flash Rond0ut
L. Leach, Rondout Eeyada Rouiou'.
sIsquehannah, Rontout. &. $. BlekiHgha Rondout
T. II. Bralos BBabetbpor. T. BralIet, Blnle.hpor
Ida BH,abehport. David Nelson. EH,sbehiort
l. 4. Tolles, kIrsbetbpor Empire EIlahethpOr;
Mary @. Farr, Bddrepor Matthews, Bridgeport
Kate Gorlon Port Jefferson Julia Ma tha Bangor
Josephine, Eilabehport John Wsren Ri,atethPort
Gen. Grant Ehlabeihpor. Sarah hlAAbelhport
Frank Il Emily. Bjabehport
Ship L,godn. WILEY. Crou.t.it Oct, g. md.e
ship Esaore Cs from Crouad' Sept 2s md'e Was spoken
Anchored ats Spit bound out bark Aa'oca hence f Ah"e
SAILED.
WIND-Supset, light 81 clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH.RLEsroS c. Nov 28-Arved shr Coquee from BsrfcoA
Sailed, bark sharpsburg. for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
2The steamship Lafayette from Nfork ior ffaVe
arrived at this port safely yesterday morning at O'clock
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship Guiding Hreh which sailed from antwerp "a
nj, 6or York mt into 5 making She
discharged cargo cauked reoade aud ssel for destination AN
Tn, bark Mcpherson Ma o. from NeWiok Tor lhe p H'0
Halfar 2iih inst. in want Of SAIL. -, IA,
The oop Annie by H. Rahme Of Rokaway loaded with
Beach 23i inst will be total loss The consisted OF father
and three coore men, ore Of whom was lost IN swimming a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
MUSIC.
MIR. HOWARD GLOvER's BENEFIT.

The performance announced to take place at
Waacks Tneater on Wednesday afternoon for the ben
eft OF Mr. Howard Glover is q testimonial TO q gentle
man who has made an enyablo reputation In his own
country as wei this alike musical composer. ex-
ecutant and conductor and writer for the stage.
During his residence in che United States he has not
thrust himso prominently before the public but he has
abored faithfully in the less conspicuous branches OF tho
profession, and has made many friends. At his concert
tomorrow. he announces the appearance Of Madame
Anna Bishop, Mrs. Zelda seguin, Madame KrebsMichal-
es Miss Glover (s daughte), Mr. Ronconi, Mr. Albert
Laurence Mr. ]. r. Thomas, and Miss Marie Krebs the
pianist besides a full orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE REDUCTION or THE ARMY.
IMPORTANT ARMY oRDER-IIsT OF VETERAN
OFFICERS RETIRED.

IMPORTANT ARMY ORDER-IIsT OF VETERAN
OFFICERS RETIRED.
WAsutNGTON Nov. 29.-Thc following order
has been promuls gated by the War Department:
BY direction OF the President, and under the provi
IONS OF Section o the act OF Congress approved July lj
1870 the olowingnanod officers hereby retired from
active service, 10 date from Dec. 10, 1870:
l. on their application, after 20 years OF service,
in conformity witt Sections Of the act OF July TO- $50
COls. George \. II. Blake, lst Cavalry; Lawrence n.
william :. Kechum, s.lgned; Charles :. Low IAN
Infantry; Oliver L. shepherd, i5th Infantry; Join T.
Sd Arilcry; Bennett H Hil 5h Artillery; George W.
IL For ncapaciiy, resulting from long ard faithful
service from wounds injury received, from disease
contracted nom exposure in tie line ol duty In con
fornty with SectO IL and l. of the act OF Aug 3 ls6l
Lieut.-Cols Jos ph A. Iiash!n, lst Artillery; f;
Maurice Maloney unassgnedi william H. sideil una
Mex Hudson una ssiged; william 4. Lane, Sd Cavalry;
Benjamin r. Rn@e ,rt n GeSfgo 76 GdHPg
James y. Bates gnassisned; GeoTse H. carse, Inas-
Hezrkah Gardner, unassigned Joseph Gelray un-
Norton una gned Charles VI. Pync, unassigned; WIN.
First-lients. Hugh ID. Bowker, unassigned; VIM.
Burns Infantry; Joseph X: yers una signed Chas
ard c. Di Bns. Iith Infantry Michael j. Hugarty, un-
assigned John Il. Hines, unassigned; James r. M9kin,
cent. I'd HrtiIiery; Leonard j. Whiting unassigned;
Henry Williams, unassigned; Assistant Surgeon Wm
III Upon the tuIl rank Of the command held by them
when wounded conformity with Sections Ii anl II Of
the act OF August g. loG and Section 81 OF the act OF July
2s. 1866
Upon he NIL rd,t Of Brigadicr- r-GeHOal-Licut Col.
Joseph Il. kiddnO gncd; Maj Martin d. Hardin,
lst Infantry; Capt. Wa. Il. Lynch, unassigned.
Lr0Ou me MI ran ~ COoHC,-Leut. .-COl. Edward W.
Hincks 25h Infantry; Maj Samuel H. starr eh Cavalry;
Capts George W. Gilc. unassigned Robert H. Fitzpatrick,
unassigned: Andrew 4, McNett, Unassigned trstLcut.
Albert W. Preston, sth Cavalry.
UpOn the fH rank Of fLtenfcHght COtOnet-Capt Thomas
L. Maey, 9th Cavalry.
Upon The ftW rank Of Major-Capt Samuel p. Lee un-
assigned.
Upoa tie (uHran Of captain tno,mted)-Capt. Charles
I. Green, unassigned. - .
Uoon he JttH rank Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES william
r. Bourne, inass gned John F. C.eghorn unassigned
William j. Dawes, unassigned; Dennis j. Downing, un-
assigned Edwin c. Gask Il, unassigned; John NJ lioag,
iged Jacob W. Keller. unassigned; John keher,
unassigncd; Alanson T. Niles, unassigned Samuel A.
Porter. 21th lnfantry Richard w. Tyler, unassigned; ;
Frederick e. Van brach, unassigned
~. The officers abcyenamed who are on duty WILL as
relieved, repair to their respective homes.
" Further lists OF officers a. be retired will be pub
lisned : decided upon.
BY order OF thr Secretary Of War,
l.. ID. TOWNSEND, ,AdjutantGeneral.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE BIBLE soCIETY's FIGHT FOR A LEGACY.
The Essex County On. J) Bible Societv held

their annual meeting yesterday In Newark with Gen
Theodore Runyon In the chair considered the facts
OF the reported attempt of the American Bibe
10 dcfraud widow In Massachus of a nortinn ,f
her husbands estate on the ground that il had heen
yed 10 the Society. Dr. Sheldon said The Socctv bod
as vet made effort 10 secure III legacy 1i only haI
the matter under consideration The Rev Merrill Rch
arISOD atc pastor Of the church III Worcester Mass Ia
Uhleh Mr. NashDurIiC, who bcgueathed the moncy =,
tLr ssiiy. belonged, explained that Mr. washbnrne
1ade will Ibsequen 10 the one In question, but lied
atorc ,ietuv H. Hi widow desired the latter will 10
be executed which the society had refused tO allow,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
YERGER'S CASE.
y NhDTs.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

TO INC Edtfor OF The TTtbunt
SIR: The exact facts concerning Iergrr. the
murderer OF Col Crane, referred ~ In Warrington
correspondence this morning, believed To he 40 FOL.
lows:
Yorger promptly tried ny the military authorities
and lit generally understood) was found guilty OF mr
der tho finding OF the Court being sent to the President
for his approval He refusing to approve the sentence
Col YeTger last February turned over w the elN
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fAnheunee nIspts. 4
A LITTLE srAsosABLk ADvuE.-A little ad-

A LITTLE SEAsONABLE ADvEE.-A little ad-
right time subject OF place
proceed Winter coming and mistake 1t
hehsovss all ladies Who desire fuRs be the look cut for the
Many travel without icing suited Now all
dis trosbe be aei R calling KSox Broadway aud fu
on He i not ouy al the e, who csse anything the
RcR LsE bG; also all geni'e'n Who sh wSrRR HAT
kNo1 !. Q nho seIs. ia.la y ,ut hl, nAlrona
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
pRovIyRST ARRIVALS.

Albemarle Hotel-Baron Lederer, the Aus
4rian Minister; Mr.. Batazh, Turkish Charge dAfaires
al Washington; ex-Cov Lawrence OF Rhode Island and
ex- REV enue Commissioner David A. Wels. - west
minister Hctel-Ignacio Mariscal, Mexican Minister az
Washington, and George. W. Miller, superintendent OF
the Insurance Department, Albany. == ~ james
Hotel-Adj jutant- General Townsend OF Gov hoH1u, u,
staff - NewYoTk HOtel-Gen. Bartlett OF PlttSIneu'
Mass Metropolitan Hotel-Senator Cragln OF ,CM w
Hampshire, Gen. A. G. Maloy Of Texas, che Hon r. c VI
Rice OF Iowa. Judge Cochran OF White Plains NJ L.,
j. H. LafhrOp Of Washington. Gen. T. IL. Iownscno, I a
r. A; Col Geo II. Giddngs Of Texas ana OOi 'i y Mar
johnson u. s. A. -= Brevoort House-den I;d :; ia ~
vim of Albany and DR.. j. O. I1otaI MS,aInu Joha
Epingfield, Mass. == Grand Centta iiV"t "a
4. McDonough Of Philadelphia -, - ." ,he Hon
Hotel-Goy. Marshal Of MIInSso'''i ISsn NJ Tibbctts
Of Washington en J. B. Bowman OF Lexng13n nv
Major j. n Knapp o. Auburn n " ana Natnanici & a,s
WashScton. - Fifth-ave. Hotel-Iamiton haiis fs
~ Albanv the Hon NJ 4. Bemus, May vie, N T. tue
No. = k WiuIams of Wayne County, n. V; j. Mool
c;riswoid of Troy Edward Atkinson Of Boston, Nllnal
Hasou of Taunton Mass, and James Terwiger, syta,
cuse - As;or House - Gen: John [, K9olhsoh anu
Soi Benet L. : A., and Col. John Hay OF Illinois
UofDan Hoise-Gen. II. McAllister OF Allentown, IA,
and John Guy VasSaT, PoughkeepSe. - ENerct,,
HouseJohn p. BigeiOw, Chief OF the Loan DIVISION VI
the Treasury Department.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM GowAN, BIBLIoPoLIsT.

WILLIAM GOwAN, BIBLIoP0LIsT.
William Gowan, for 40 years the Antiquarian
bookseller and Publisher OF New-York died OF apopexy
on Sunday in the 66h year OF bis age lie was Dorm III
the parish Of Lisnahagow, County or LanarK, sou,n
west division OF Scotland, on the 29th OF March, loo
His pareus were farmers OF that genuine Scotch type OF
character whose integrity, strong sense OF right and
wrong, prudence and geniality, have made them the
theme OF song and euloy throughou: the civilized world
william was educated the parish school at Greenhi
tbe region surrounding the falls OF the Clyde to which
his father had removed soon after his birth. When
"a wears of age his father recalled him from MS DOCKS
for which he had already evnced that fondness which
was the groundwork OF his future success ana placed
him upOn the farm but constitutional sick headache
incapacitated him from following his new vocation In
June 1921, the family left Scotland for Philadelphia
month Mr owan removed with his parents to Crawford
County, Indiana where he remained untll septelnber
1880 when he commenced business IN TINS CITY as DOCK
seller at No. 19l Chathamst., near Pearlst.
His capital was limited, but he supplied IN energy;
little by little advanced to the position Of one OF the
celebrated and extensive bhlioposts in tnis country
His first publications were Plat0s Phndon' OF dltlogue
on the Immortality OF the Soul which appeared In 1885,
and The Phenix collection OF ancient and rare ffag
ments Of the greatest Phllosphers, &C., published N
1855. Mr.. GOwans bibliOgTaphcal knowledge was as
thorough extensive, and his Judgment upon al
matters involving research into antique histories was
sound. -, s., A.. -
Personally he man TO he loved by those who
knew him best native goodness OF hcar cnaf,apE m M
feelings and strict business integrity uLderaid al MS
actions. He iillgent and unrenittnS IN MS pusr
and exacted similar attention tLosO III
employ certain briisquenoss or acerbity OF cxpres-
sion resulting from his constitutional infrmy, was
observable in his intercourse with his fellows, VINO,
while they regarded him as eccentric. knew that bis
word was law" He temperate IN his haDlts-a cOd
water through fe-alwayS attended church, though
member OF none and singular to say always took notes
OF the sermon andinvaraby wrote them out a:terward
He a st;nch Republican yet took very little part IN
uoiiics Dnring The war his frankness Of expression
hecame even severe when conversing with southern
sympathizcrs and 1t was with difficulty that he could
treat the opponents :of the Government with usual
courtesy when they visited his store Though not obtr
siye in hs charity he ever gave listening ear and
ready Imrse ia the voice Of the needy Mr.. GOwan
survived lis wife four years. He left children.
sIGNoR CARLO BAssINI.
This gentleman died at his country residence
IN Iryinson, y. j., Saturday He was the author of
a series Of works on the Of Singing which are recog
nzed as some of the ablcst and most comprehensive
ever published ia this country. fe or many years
4. tC3 cher in this city and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

LIvERPOOI-In steamship vrpnia Nov as-Jams b'ch-
ford Horn Mrs and child, Mis-, Jenny Weabersby MIS-
Baker Mn Bodngton Mr. and Mrs Dsnes MI and M Barnard
and family.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

NHE WORTH OF geo, FOR ~ 50.-The
l. Christian Union, 50. Either Of Harper's -.
chronological Journal, 80. Marshalrs Wash
ington, S.. Aud the Doctcr-a clmomo-.5.
The worth of SEQ, for only 81 So Send to
s. II. WELLS, Publisher. 3s9 Broadway. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

snco the document amounted TO nothing. Dr. Sheldon
said that az Society received the same amount Dy
either WILL there evidently no attempt at fraud
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

ii. n. SQCIRE's, 97 FutOn-st., New-York, 10
the best 10 reliable ane sAsiee
nLAr. ed SrsxLiss siLvxAwAxa Diasosds . sesessr
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
HOME NEWS.

T1IB WEATHER
wv ToRx Roar Ther Bar Wind Hour isef' mt. nS W
NJ, ~ S0l5 NV. 90 WI
Ig E6o 30l9 W.N.W. ~ s1lI y = w
So 3.i8S % &l! y =. W
RsMARKs--Nov. 2s, 1862 thermometer at q. m'' 30
sp M, 40; IL y. m., SSo
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

For stylish and elegant dress HAT 90 I,
EsrsS'UnErp Manufacturer. No. lis Nassaa st Price $L
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

TOOTn-BRUsHEs,
" bee, English male, n greatly reduced prices
DrsAs Il 60, Astor House Pharmacy,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
VIHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FENHE NEW ARIlCLE Of FOOD.
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIsT GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARTNE MASUFAC
TIRED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS or CARRAGEEN, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE, AND LIKE
QUANTITY or PUDDIYGs CUSTARDS, CREAMS CHARLOTTE
KIssE &C &C. IT Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEAL HEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS PARTNE Co,
So PARK-PLACE, n T.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
lees 70 tho vlooroy Of Egypt but all have been a.

Clinod.
l'he British government mas ofYered to convert the
G0liah INTO training ship for Juyeniles ana 70 W
her up for the accommodation OF 900.
the cold has ssely besn 80 intense ~ vittors, z
SPAIN that several farmers were frozen 70 seam "a
their return homo from the markell As~
the student Wac iQusht the duel with Count
Bsmsr9k s1on ~ 9cln, nas been sentenced 70 three
weeks ImDrS.onment in the strong room OF tho Una.
re.sity
Tho househoders OF Paris are being victimzed BY
a gang Ot sneak thieves who enter under the pre-
tenco Of being peddlers ahu u@Ao w misu etoix-
thing within their reacn.
Dire recently occurred IN the Crown Princes pa.
ace IN Berlin caused by tue carelessness OF some
plumbers VINO mad been working ON the f0oi zoe
damages were not serious.
Sir George Grey late Governor OF New Zealand.
met with severe accident recently wniie WaaKng
In ~. James, PARK, London. through uo9S cnhR
becoming entangled round his leg
Prince Obolenskoy, chief director Of the customs.
recently arrested In warsaw oesldeS Ten othor
high officials. 1hey are charged WIN peln9 cOn-
cerne0 In the plots against the Imperial goyernmons
that were lately discovered.
At the recent municipal elections In the small
town OF Pertus, France, Oniy twenty nine voter
OUT OF eighteen hundred registered their votes
without loss Of time tho whole tweAty-nine v0te0
themselves unanimously into 0flice.
A great NUMBER Of mushroom banks and commits
| sion oflces having opened In Naples the govern
ment mas pOunced upon them AID has proved th0m
| TO form part OF dangerous gang OF swindletS
Rates Of interest on deposits were offered varying
| from ten to twenty per coat per m0nth
The widow or the police officer MourOt who was
recently snot wnlle attempting 70 arrest rioter n
PARIS has received pelsl0l OF 60or from tue I'm
perOr's prvy purse and SOOf. from Che MiniSter OF
the Interior ana ireect OF Police. Tne private sub
| scriptlons tor the same purpose Already exceed
lsLovVf.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

at theihead or the stairs By fourier Iney WM
enter the palace preceded by these funoti0neuosi
will be received IN the antechamDer BY !le 4alct ~
the Department OF CercMcGes ~ mo ftei0 m.u ,S,s
shas' Hal; =: sng C0mihsIder u tne Palace IN 'ii'
MAJ. I'M hA Sfs.i0ned guard OF honor. co,e,a the
Enyoys III continue their way through tns n.a .nr
rial Hall and pass ing the Alexander Hail. VIII 9a
the Yellow Chamber, where they may cnanyo VI ul0o 90
II such be their ceremonial. lney WIN hefo W ~,
celved by the Master o. tne imperS Uouus auN
Alter short repose the ENJOYS WIN ~ ehvited 70
proceed " the White Hal, WftFe ,nere. viii be =
guard Qf honor =. waitiny composed OF one % ~, w.
paDy OF urenadiers OF the Palace. In the Wnito HAL
the Enjoys win De received by the urana MasSor NJ
Ceremonies aud by the Director OF The AAiauc De-
parinent OF thA. wlnisIry OF Foreign Affairs.
When the tim6 1r the audience snail nave arrlveu
the Grand MasteF or Ceremonies Will conduct 1ne
Env0ys 10 the Golden Chamuer. accompanied aso w
the Director or the ABiattc Department
The chief Envoy, his Excellency Hon. Anson Bur
uugame will present to mis- Majesty the Emperor
tue letter OF the Emperor OF China ana ms Majesty
Will nand IL over to the Chancellor OF the Empire
bassy VIII be invited TO the CoIden Cnamber, aud
VIII 10 presented to his Majesty by the chiei ENVOY
THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.
II her Majesty the Empress shall desire TO receive
the Env0ys or China they Will return 70 the Whi'e
Hall after the audience with the Emper0r.
The Grand Master OF Ceremonies VIII then wal
upon The Empress and having received her orders.
Will rocOnduCt 10 the Golden Chamber the EnvOys
and present chem to her Majesty. The suite WAL o.
presented by the chlef Envoy.
After tne presentations the ENJOYS will be con
Quoted To the YeiiOw Chamber, where o lunch VII
be IN readiness for them.
Ailer lunch The Embassy will regain the entrance
OF the palace Dy which they came the same cere
Upon taking seats IN their carriages they Will u
conducted 70 their residence.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Al Dantzic the theatres have been closed on &C.
count OF the severe cold.
The police force OF Rheims, France Is on q strike
respecting some change In the Working regulations
The WORKSHOPS at the station OF Br0mberz Prus.
STA. have been destroyed by nre, lncurrng loss or
$4v0,000.
) Numerous foreign onlosa have offered their ssr.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
The Burlingame- Chinese NEis.aiob Il
Court in Rps.a.
Minister Burlingomes Diplomacy and Audience
with Prince GOrtschakOif.
How tho Gear and the Empress Received
the Embassy
Life and Amusements OF the Council
PrcIates In Rome.

Our special correspondents In st. Petersburg and
Rome supply tho following important details OF our
cable telegram advices from both cities.