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The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

A Conflict Between the Acting Governor and
Both Houscs-Mr. Conley striking the Flag
from the Turret of the CapitOI--A Res0lu-
tiOn Passed Over His Head.
ATLANTA, Dec. II, 1871.
Another conflict has arisen between Acting Gov
ernor Conley and the state Legislature-the consti
tutonal limitation OF the session to forty days Is
the cause. On sunday night the time expired, bur
as the constitution gives the Legislature the power
to extend the session by two-thlrds vote resolu-
ton was passed by both houses extending 1t to
Saturday evening next.
Until last Saturday 1t was not supposed that there
would be any trouble In the matter but the even.
ing OF that day Mr.. Conley announced that the
resolution required his approval before 1t could
become Valid and that he would not reorganlze the
Legislature after tnat day. This morning he had
the United States dag removed from the turret OF
the Capitol, and issued an order to the State
Treasurer prohibiting that offcial from paying
any money to the members. To-day
both houses adopted resolutions affirming
their right to extend the session without the appr0
baton u the government, the Governor ana the
constitution In particular, excepting, by resou-
tlOn relative to ad)Ournm ent, from his approval
disapprOva. This afternoon the democratic men,
bers held q caucus and resolved to maintain their
posi- ton, the legality oil their action being endorsed
by some Of the most distinguished lawyers in the
The remarkable course pursued by Mr. Conley In
endeavorin9 to stop all legslation Is coinlehted on
here with much severity, and regarded ms part OF
prearranged plan OF the radicals to retain their
power In the State, IN spite OF an overwhelming
jOrity OF the people.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE PRINCE OF WALES TOUR In
AMERICA.

In the spring Of 1850, when it became known that
the Prince OF wales contemplated an extended tour
through the United States, the Mayor OF New York,
In pursuance OF . resolution Of the Common Coun-
Gil, sent an invitation to the Prince to visit the me-
tropolis Of America and received the following
reply through Mr. Dallas, the British Minister at
washington:-
The undersigned, Her Majesty's principal Secrc.
honor to acknowledge q communication al
dressed to him by Mr.. Dallas, Envoy Elk.
traordinary and Minister Penipotcntlary OF
the United States. containing resolution
expressive OF the wish OF the municipality OF New
YORK and OF Its Important and wealthv GonmuniLy
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Lowell, Mass.
killed on the track, At Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday
Mr.. A. r. Grant, OF oswego N Y, was killed yesterday
morning by falling down stairs and breaking his neck
The third trial OF John McGehan charged with the murder
Dayton.
y. was thrown from carriage on Saturday and re-
the Of the Chicago Pos. ONCE 10 wabash
Methodist church completed yesterday.
n. In Acton os II S w.: sstp s for
officials Of the rosd amp amid general rejoicing.
ws +,
stairs 1t his residence IN Church street, Boston.
20 Of the nSd ; 10 Com
deficiency In the reinsurance fund the LIST Of January
aes F0Y s asS &. Swn:. Of int
Msmsrino and Champion ana was well known throughout
Joint committee of Cincinnati city ofncials to obtain
farther appropriations for the Louisville Canal met yeser
day conmistee was appointed TO ascertain how much
H. Gilman formerly clerk in the once S q tho Anchor
sy ohas. .nS Ns
charge OF police onacer.
An exciting municp. election IN worcssev. Mass yes
.sn' ga s.nadse by vote Of So! 70 s for George cromp
The Of Nova Scotia coal mines are pleased
at Secretary Bouwels recommendation reduce the duty
Sres viii 20 further and make coal free '0pe'
William CASTOR reelected Mayor of Boston yesterday
s5S @ ySt sqG 9 sSO
s,lH. Party lines were generally ignored.
Abraham Spencer. market a e msn. Of Hartford, Conn
way, near the depot. yesterday afternoon.
Governor Hoffman has granted respite John stephen
Gemahs sen;snced to be harged in Buffalo DecembeT y
s Aons On s Of the m asss &c ssa
reviewed on writ Of error he has granted re
time and place, unsu the lp.h OF January.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
Personal Intelligence.

Commodore Mullaney, or the United States Navy.
Is at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
General Ohas. H. I. Coils, OF Philadelphia is stop.
ping at the AlOemarle Hotel.
Judge E. F. Dunn, OF Washington, Is solourntn9
ct the Holman House.
Commodore Case, OF the United states Navy, has
taken quarters at the Coleman House.
Judge Patterson OF Washington, Is among the
late arrivals at the Sturtevant House.
Bishop williams, OF Boston, s domictled at eno
Everett House.
Lieutenant Commander II. b. Lowry, OF the
United States Navy, has quarters at the Sturtevane
House.
General J. B. St0nehouse OF Albany, yesterday
arrived at tho Astor House.
Homer A. Nelson, Secretary OF Staro, is among tho
latest arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Unitej States Senator Benz. F. Wade, OF Ohio
arrived from Washington last night aud took apart
mens at the Astor House. His visit to the nattonat
capital has been In the interest OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, whose counsel he Is.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1871.
Captain Paul Shirley has been detached as Chief
ofstar OF the Pacific neet and placed on waiting
orders.
The following nominations In the navy were sent
to the Senate:-Christopher X. p. Rodgers, 10 be
Chief OF the Bureau Of Yards and Docks; Daniel
Ammen, Chief OF the Bureau or Navigation; Jona-
than N. Faltz, Chief Of the Bureau OF Medicine and
surgery; Master Edward Woodman, TO be Lieu
te nant
The following Lieutenant Commanders to be
Commanders:-w. N. Allen, Nathaniel Green, J. N.
Quacsenbush and T. Ii. Eastman. Commanders
to be Captains:--H. q. Blake, q. II. Wells, >. p.
Quack enbush and Earl English. Captains to be
Commodores:-M. u. WoOlsey, Alexander Murray
and Edward Donaldson.
Commo dores to be Rear Admirals:-Chas. Steed-
man and James Alden.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
NEW YORK CITY.

drowned man was sent to the Morgue YESTERDAYS
about fifty years OF age. He nad black oyercoat
brown pants, small side whlskers and bald mead.
This evening, at eight O'Clock the opening exer.
oises OF the Thompson Free Medical College OF New
York for Women will be held at the college building.
225 East Flfty-third street.
Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest 40
No. 432 East Fifteenth street, on the body OF James
Petit a child two years OF age, whose death WAS
the result OF burns received on the 5th Instant by
falling on hot stove.
For some time past the dumping OF earth on the
streets by uptown contractors has been p0sttfv0
nuisance. and Justice Bixby, for one, has made ~
MS mind to put o stop tOit.
An Engishman named Edward Ives fell througn
the hatchwsy at 43 Centre street. yesterday. an0
received severe injuries about the head The surs
geon who attended him has dispaired OF MS 70
covery. He was taken to the Park Hospital.
Mary Leonard, an employe lately residing WIN
Mrs. Ann Simpson, OF 2ls West Flftleth street, was
yesterday arragned before Justice Bixby, at tho
forkvile Police Court. charged with robbing her
mistress Of pocketbook, containing $2i. She was
held 10 answer.
During ON alteration In barroom last night, on
the corner Of Fulton and South streets betweou
Hugh Minlck and William Potter, both colored men.
Minick struck Potter on the head with the pitcher
on the COUNTER inncting severe wound. Mntck
was locked up and the wounded man was sent "a
the Park Hospital.
On Saturday evening last Mr.. William M. Hall, &
Boston merchant accidentally fell into the dock
at pier SO East River and was drowned before -.
sistance could reach him. r. NJ. Tuly, who
was near at the time, heard splash In the
water and running up, saw only that which was
recovered, the body having sunk. Yesterday after
noon the remains were recovered by graphing
and sent to the Morgue. Coroner Keenan, will hold
an inquest. The relatives OF Mr.. Hall in Boston
have been notified. He had gold watch an0
about eighty dollars In his possession.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE,
sr.. Louis, Mo-,

ST.. Louis, NO., Dec II, 1871.
The National Board OF Trade closed its session
In this city to-day. Resolutions were consd-
cred and passed on the reduction OF duty
on Canadian lumber; the f0rmulatingin law
our position on the fisheries. as laid down In
the Treaty Of Washington; the reduction OF taxa
ton, giving surplus OF $50.ooO,OoO only per
annum for payment OF the national debt;
on national currency by contraction, at the rate
OF three per cent on all paper currency and on the
tariff the latter recommending that in any revsions
thereon stability should be an essential cOnsdera-
ton. resolution was also unanimously adopted
asking that committee be appointed to meet the
Dominion Board OF Trade at Ottawa on the 18th OF
January next
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
FIRE IN HEwBuRe.

On Monday morning fire broke out in the hall
Of st. Patrlcks Temperance ana Benevolent Society
No. l. in the third story OF the building No. 80
Water street, Newburg. This building and the ad-
joining one No. 49, and the property or q number
Of the occupants was injured by fire
and by the water. The following are the
losses:-Charles Halstead, owner OF No. 80, $5oo
ST. PatricK's Society, furniture, &c., $780, Robert
Brown, saloon, $50; Brown 4 Wood tailors, No.
32, $4o0; John Mullen furniture, $3.50; G. r. o.
Reeve, owner OF NO. 32, $500. The losses are fully
covered by the insurance. The cause OF the fire Is
unknown; supposed to have caught from q defec.
I've 1ue.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

BERNE, Dec II, 1871.
The Federal Assembly has passed o bill legalizng
civil marriages.
HISTORY OF THE ACT.
The present action OF the parliamentary repre-.
sentatives Of Switzerland VIII terminate very pro-
longed popular agitation In the republic, and thus
bring dangerously disquierlng subject Tor citizen
debate to q close.
In the summer of the year 1853 thirty-Hve men,
bers OF the Constituent Assembly Of Zurich adopted
and published the following resolutions:-
First--That civil marriage Is obligatory.
Second-Tnat for the parish registers civil regis.
tration shall be substituted to be conducted by
secular employees.
Thud-That 1t is at the option OF the Communes
to cOnde the administration OF all their property to
the communal councils.
FOurth-That the Commune can establish special
authority for the management OF the property OF the
Church.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE FEELING IN NEW YORK.

The excitement yesterday among all classes In
this city over the condition OF the Prince Of
Wales was intense. It was the main topic OF
conversation everywhere, and the feeling seemed to
be almost all one way. 1t was one Of heartfelt
sympathy for the royal family Of England. To be
sure there were here anG there to be found
men who openly declared that the death Of the
Prince would be q good thing for the English
people, and who went so far as to rejoice over
the fact tnat he was considered beyond all hope Of
recovery, but these were few and far between.
The iact is that the precarious condition OF the
Prince seemed to have the eject, as a general
thing. Of making many people who had always
been known TO be enemies, both to himself and
bitter against everything else related to monarchica
institutions In England, strong sympathizers of
the royal family in their bereavement, Still the
feeling OF sympathy 30 generally experienced was
not so much for the Prince for the man. ~ don't
care bit," SAID q gentleman who stood among
others In front OF the HERALD bulletin, awaiting
the putting up Of the ''latest" despatch received
during the afternoon, the meanwhile dis
death and it's consequences. "I don't care
bit for him prince, but do really pity his poor
does believe inat his narrow escape nom death
viii make good man OF him. don't believe all
the stories that are SO freely circulated by his enc:
niles as to his having been OF late years abandoned
In his way OF life; but do think that his past life
has not been oil that his best friends could have
desired.r
Late in the afternoon o rumor got abroad that
the Prince was dead, aud everywhere ir gained
currency there was O feeling OF depression and
gloom, even OF sincere sorrow. Nine out or every
ten men spoken to on the subject spoke
feellnglv about the matter. At the British
Consulate all was dependency, and persons
who called there on business could not but have
noticed how deeply the gentlemen connected with
the Consulate felt on the subject.
Eve are In constant receipt OF despatcnes from
London,u said one Of the gentlemen 10 HERALD
reporter, 'but We get nothing more definite than
appears In the newspapers We all hope that His
Royal Hlghness may yot recover, but we, In com.
mon with everybody else, have to hope against
hope. There Is no doubt but that his death will be
sorely deplored In all England.r
Strange as 1t may SEEM the anxiety OF the general
tion OF the royal suderer was, ali over the city fully
as great as though his death would have material
eject on the Union at large; as though indeed, the
American people would have as good reason to
mourn the most devoted Of the English royalists
themselves.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCIS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. H. 1871.
Alanson C. Bedwell, late County Clerk OF Sacra-
mento, and formerly from Albion. Mich, shot him
self through the heart while insane from pecuniary
embarrassment.
Yesterday the Pacific Insurance Company trans
ferred all It's risks to the Liverpool, London and
Globe Insurance Company, and will 90 into lquida-
tiOn.
There is great excitement at Leath. Wash.
ngion Territory, over the location OF the
terminus OF the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Capt. Maxwell's party have completed the survey
OF Pnoquaamie Pass and It's eastern approach, and
have commenced running line from Lake Chltman
eastward TO the Pass OF C9ur de Lion, which Will
complete the survey across the continent.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
The Qunck. to the Queen.

LONDON, Dec. IL F.: NJ
Since the last medical bulletin was received
from Sandringham the telegraph line COM
municating with the Princes residence
has been closed to the general public,
for the reason that the wire was burdened
with messages to the Queen from charlatans,
quacks and oficious persons rendering medical
advice for the use Of the Prince of Wales.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE BALL PLAYERS.

The National Association Of Base Ball Players was
held last evening" J. J. Connolly in the chart
Eighteen clubs were represented. Among the
officers elected for the ensuing year are-Presidents
J. J. Connolly, New York; Vice Presidents, Edward
Platt, New York, ana ]. J. Courtney. New JerseyS
Recording Secretary. w. II. Clegg New YORK; Cor
responding Secretary, G. ID. Cunningham. Norris
amin
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE. ! p

The steamship Holsata VIII leave this port On
Tuesday for Plymouth ana Hamburg
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Oflcd
at eleven O'Clock A. M.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Editon for Europe
Will be ready at harpast nine o'clock In tho morn
Ing.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six osnta
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
DECEMBER IL.

DECEMBER IL.
l870-PhaZbOurg, France, surrendered TO the Ger
mans, after a siege OF four months.
1Ss2-Gencral Burnside's army, having crossed the
Rappahannock, commenced the battle o.
1683-lames III. left London for France.
1653-Over Cromwell dissolved the Barebonea
Parliament.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
FIRE IN DUANE STREET.

nre was discovered last evening about quarter.
past six O'Clock at 100 Duane street. IL subse'
quently extended to the adjoining building ana did
considerable damage.
stone 4 Co.. on the second noor, lost 900.
brush factory on the first floor suffered 20 the
The shirtmakers on the third noor suffered to the
The Arm OF Straus Co. lost $1,000.
The damage done TO the building announced 70
S2o00, Stone Co. were insured Tor $5,0oQs
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
PRESIDENT GRANT WILL STAND BY THE
ACTING GOVERNOR.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 11-Midnlght.
1t is rumored tonight that Governor Conley mas
been advised from washington that President
Grant will support him against the Legislature,
although the question is purely one OF construction
Of the state constitution and has nothing Whatever
to do with federal affairs. Both houses are still IN
session at this writing, and wnl meet 40 usual To-
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW york HERALD

LONDON, Dec. II, 1871.
The strike OF the telegraphers continues, greatly
TO the embarrassment OF the public at the present
Juncture.
The wires are crowded with messages.
Serious delays are expected In both public and
private service.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Two thousand seven hundred and thirty five bales
OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool to day.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE POISON FIEND.

Investigation into the cause Of the death OF Esop
Kinner an old and respected citizen, Is in progress
at syracuse, in this State. He died on the 9Th OF
November, suddenly, under suspicious circum-
stances. The body was dislnterred on Saturday,
and poison was found In tho stomach. The
C0roner's inquest Is In session.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE CHOLERA.
Fatal Ravages In Lucknow, India
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec IT, 1871.
A despatch from Bombay states that the cholera
is raging wish great fatality among the natives Of
Lucknow and vicinity.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Dicd.
JoHNsToN.--On Sunday, December 10, WILLIAM
JOHNSTON ~
The members OF the Doric Lodge, F. and A. ~
and the relatives end friends are respectfully l
37S Cherry street, on Wednesday, December IL. "a
iFor other Deaths see Ntnth PuQel
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
The Feeling ON ,Change.

LONDON, Dec. l1-4:30 P. NJ.
The frmness on the money market-Consols,
92a and United States '67s 955-is not owing
to the favOrableness of the news of the Prince
Of Wales condition, but to the fact that the
counted.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID Dec. II, 1871.
The elecuons for the Cortes took place to-day
throughout Spain, and 1t is already known tnar
the republicans have triumphantly elected their
candidates IN twenty-three OF the forty-elght capt.
tails OF provinces and in forty-Jhree smaller towns.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

A." Consumption Arrested and Pcroa~
nentIy benefited by cod liver of" HAZARD CAS-
WELLS COD LIVER OIL IL the pnrest, sweeteN and besk
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW york HERALD.

FRANKFORT. Dec. II, 1871
The Plenlpotentiaries Of France and Germany
signed an additional peace convention to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

by members Of the royal family and others In
close attendance on the Prince fully confirm
the statement Of bearer of this despatch and 1t
Is evident that all hope has been abandoned"