The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-25

BY the King Of italy ana also what correspondence
has taken place since December l. 1870 In reply 10
this resolution, which has just teen printed inc
Secretary furnishes the correspondence called for
which consists OF letters to him from Minister
Marsh. The latter the Sd OF January last wrote:-
The King reached Rome on the morning ofth 3lst
OF December and after stay OF ten or tWeive nours
returned TO Florence. He was very wen receiver ny
the municipality and the people, but the suddenness
his arrival and the snortness OF his stay prevented
the manifestations OF satisfaction ana loyalty which
had been IN part arranged for his formal entry. His
MAJESTY in letter not yet published, announced his
arrival 10 the Pope and as IL Is sad minated that
his visit would not he long enough TO allow Of an
interview between the Pontin and himself II Is
believed the Pope made no reply 10 his Majesty's
letter at the time and It is not known that an an
swer has since beea Eecelyed. -. +.
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Mr.. Eugene G. Schuyler, Secretary Of the United
States Legaton2at st. Petersburg 6 here, having
returned to this country leave OF absence. He
has given great satisfaction both to the United
States and the Russian government He win soon
leave Washington for his home in Ithaca N " after
which he will return to St Petersburg. ;.s
Secretary Boutwell, will leave washington to-
morrow for the West and spend several days In
Chicago.
Senator Nye left here this morning for New York.
He intends going TO Nevada after the special
session.
s:ssseE s!sEas' Is ssssss 9gE EsTsgs .a!s sum
Congressman Kendall viii remain here for some
time attending to business for his constituents in the
departments.
Fatal Kerosene Accident.
Several nights ago kerosene lamp in the house
OF a coored family on the Brightwell farm, near
Bladensburg, Maryland, exploded, setting fire to
bed in which were two children one OF whom was
burned to death and the other so severely Injured
that its life is despaired Of The father
OF the children ran in and threw the bed
out OF the window. 1t fell on his wife, and her clothes
taking fire, she too, was badly burned The injured
child cannot survive. one is burned of and the
bones are laid bare on one side of the face.
Woman SuTrn gists in Court.
Mr.. A. G. Riddle, as counsel for the ladies who
made application to register and vote at our recent
election, WILL 1t is expected, enter suits in their be-
half tomorrow, as follows:-Mrs. Spencer against
the Board Of Registration, for refusing enter her
name as voter. Mrs. Griflng against the supern-
tendelts. st Election OF the First precinct
Twentieth district and Mrs. webster sRainst
the superintendents Of Election Of the Fourth
precinct, Thirteenth district for refusing to receive
their votes after having made application to register
The damages are laid at 81 500 in each case so that
they are decided in the Circuit Court and Court in
General Term against the paintirs they can be
taken TO the Supreme Court OF the United States.
The Southern Claims Commission.
The Southern Claims Commission to-day heard the
Claim of Hugh W. ThrocKmor:on for s17 900 dam
ages caused by troops at Upton's HILL Va, promi-
nent point Of military operations at the commence.
ment OF the war. .......u,,e..x
Naval PEeparatieas for the Reception of the
Czarewitcb, n.
The Navy Department is making preparations to
send several vessels to meet the Russian ct with
the Czarewitch on board in June next. Admiral
Porter will command the reception feet
New Maritime Regulation.
The United states Minister az the Netherlands has
transmitted to the secretary OF State copy of
royal decree adding article to the regulations
unanimously adopted by ahe principal maritime
Powers OF Europe with view to preventing COLI.
sions at sea,