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touth.ave Entrance TwCrt. S:,nih.st
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principal Cornc,t Do.r tLe-t-r t. e.
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For IORRIs1 own M:l5 Gle :o I:o n, ?:so 800 +lo
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For MNT sni s;a'o1s G:30 I ~ $40 10 TO-
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Z q. 2 IT z i.
Herald Special Report frc-n
Havana.
Reported Insurrection in the
Republic of Hayti.
PKoCLAnlATIoNs AGAINST BAEZ
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Feb. 81, 1871.

HAVANA, Feb. 27, 1871.
The Do, ,nipican Consul at st. Thomas has
reports Of l,n attempted iDsurrecton on ths
eastern frontt ,r Of Haytl. Men living In the
woods, under command Of Sanon Muraile,
marched during the last days Of January to
the neighborhood .of Saltion and Fond Venetis.
The commander OF La Croix des Boquets,
hearing of the NOV, ,ment marched from Port
All Prince with LOG men, to encounter them.
Also General Rabei, with $50 rebels, who
attacked Murailie, drigin him from his posi-
ton, while the command, ,r of the other body
of rebels prevented his tetreat, firing into
them. Several were kiilcAl, including two
chiefs, Muraille aud jean il 'ssph.
Tho arsenal at Port au Print was attacked
on the night Of February q by party Of
rebels, but they were dispersedsa nd some'were
caught. committee of invelnigation dis
covered that there were three len 1ers to she
movement.
Approximation has be eeu ass ned for disiri5u-
ton in st. Domingo, signed Gregorio\ Lupcrory
dated Capotiilo, printed at St. Thomas, ard
written by Perra formerly Sabral's right hand
man. Lnperon was to leave Turks Island on
the 18th OF January, 80 il is reported at Port
au Prince. The proclamation is very bitter,
sovint, that Raaz IL caI,in0 fbe Dnmipicapq an
Santana sold them to the Spaniards.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
GENERAL REPORTS; S.
No Fusion Between Legitimists
and Orleanists.
THE NARSEILLES ELECTIONS hNNUlLED
Violations OF the Geneva Con.
ventiOn by the French.
TsLsc2aM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. u, 1871.
forward the following intelligence for the
NEW YORK HERALD -
A CONTRADICTIONS.
A report which has been current here that o
fusion Of the legitimist and Orlcanist Deputies
in the French National Assembly had taken
place is contradicted to-day by the London
Morming Post.
THE MAIsEILLEs ELECTIONS ANNULLED.
A despatch from Paris states that it is said
that the recent elections in Marseiles have
been annullcd, and that n. Deligny has de-
clined to assume an Office of deputy of the
French government in that city.
CHARGE AGAINST THE FRENCH.
A circular has been issued by Bismarck re-
counting the breaches OF the Geneva Conven-
ton by the French during the war,
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS
A despatch from Amiens 26th says an order
has been received for a movement Of troops
towards Roueu.
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THE VICTORS RETURN.
Herald Special Report from
Versailles.
The Emperor to Leave for Ber-
lin on Saturday.
Preparations to Transport the
Army to Germany.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871,
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at
Versailles sends me the following despatch,
dated yesterday. He says: -
THE EMPEEoR's RETURN
The health of the Emperor Of Germany is
much better than il has been for some time
past. He viii take his departure for Berlin,
accompanied by his court, on Saturday next.
The opening of the German Parliament is
fixed for March 16.
TRIuMPHAL RETURN OF THE AKBiY TO BERLIN
The first day Of May is spoken of as the
date of the triumphal return of'the German
troops to Berlin. This delay of two months
has been made as the whole of Germany will
observe six weeks of mourning for the victims
of the war.
PREPARING TRANSPORTATION.
A despatch from Paris says that M. Roths-
child has been summoned to Versailles, as have
also the railway presidents, who are to arrange
to carry the German troops backs to their
own country. Their departure viii be pre-
ceded by review on the Champs de Mars.
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SPAIN AND EGYPT.
International Difficulty from Triding Cause
King Amadeus Offended and Obstinate
Foreign sympathy With the vioeroy.
FelEGssm 70 THE NEW YOag HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
nave received further advlces from Cairo ana
Madrid, which enable me to telegraph to the
HERALD by cable the intelligence that the govern
mental difficulty between Spain and Egypt orlgi-
mated in a complaint made by q dragoman attached
to the Spanish Consulate at Cairo to the effect that
''he had been matreated by the police"
The Egyptian government proposed an investlga-
tion OF the case.
This Spain refuses demanding immediate satis-
faction. The Consuls OF the other governments at
Cairo approve OF the course OF the vlceroy and
his officers In the matter.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpos MONEY MARKEr:--LoNDos, Feb 27A:so r.
M-Consos closed Mt 92 for boa money and the
American securities quiet and steady United States FIVE
twenty bonds 1882, 914; 1855, old 800; 1857 9o
orties 68. Erie Railway shares, 49, Illinois Central
Atlantic and Grea. Western, 30l1.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET.-LrvERpo0L. Feb. 27~-
$50 r. MThe cotton market closed anil easier. Mid
ding upiands. 71Sd. 7ed middling Orleans 7d. a7sd
The sales OF tho day have been 1 bales including 900
speculation aud export Sales OF ca,ton shipping Mt New
Orleans In March and April below good ordinary,
7Ad; do on ship loading at Charleston Savannah in
March or April nj Z 7-l6d. Tor mddng.
u LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrF5 MARRET--LIvERPOoI- Feb.
-430 p. M.-Caltrornia wheat buoyant lis i3d per
GENITAL and red Western spring buovnnt at los
3D. for the lowest GRADES Of Nc the highest No.
l. Oats 3s 3D.. bushel Corn, 36s quarter
The market for all descriptions OF wheat is active.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoNs MARKET-LIvERPooL, Feb
27-1 80 r. M.-Pork o6s.
LIVERPOOL PnopUor MARKET.-LIvEEpooi- Feb. " =
Noonspirits petroleum. i'd. gallon TurpentiDe. S7s
37s Sd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKrT.-LoNDoN, Feb. 27--1 80 r.
M-Linseed OIL E31 los Calcutta linsecd, SIS Cd. 6s. Cd
Sugar 36s per cw for No. u Dutch standard the spot.
PETRoLEuA MARKET.--AgTwERr, Feb. 27s-Petroleim.
D0f. for standard white.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new Yoax HEaaL3.

LONDON Feb 27--Night
The Parliamentary proceedings which took place
in the House OF Commons tonight were or an ami
mated and interesting character
I am enabled to report by cable telegram for the
HERALD that during the session MIR. Otway, for
mery Under Secretary Of the Foreign Department.
alter stating the reported terms Of peace between
Germany and France, asked III her Majesty - gov
ernment had made any effort TO mitigate their
severity In favor Of the French ?"
Premier Gladstone replied: "That Count Won Bern
storm, The North German Minister in London, had
notified Earl Granville and himself that the preimi.
naries OF peace were signed this morning."
Mr.. Gladstone addcd, "'fhat the diplomatic repre-
sentatives Of the British government In France had
been instructed not to accompany the Germans on
their entry into parls;r but ne declined 10 make
any further response to the question.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
RLLIEF FOE FRANCE.


Farmers To the Rescue-Au Appeal for Seeds
OF All Kinds-No Sowing No H.rvest-How
to Prevent Famine in France--An Appeal
by Telegraph from the London Committee
Yesterday.
The Chamber OF Commerce Committee for the Re-
lief OF France have pleasure In publishing the fol-
lowing instructive letter and appeal prepared by
Mr.. Capron:-
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 26. 1870
The wants Of the Of Northern and Cen
appeal to the sympahies and benevoence OF Americans
forget disincrested Of French
Of seed tns 4 approashns and the supplies oi
to fom and assa ef ns ana % Large
this generous national rivalry 70 be hoped that this
Ter Som%ssss oas%. fsss ,:,,saapGriaiSn
Th vs.
s S x Of y ' rss se sna
usd where Is + not The
Norway tIs most thrifty kind. oi barley
;sss, ana grain. The e
he net weight should be plainly marked each package
hs yas Of ssa Sr and I'M the ss yhs
the New YORK Chamber Of Commerce At Pearl street. IN
anu Os''s''' ''A' HORACE CAPRoN
TO THE PRESS OF THE UNITED SrATZe:-
telegram from Mr. Moran, chairman OF the American
Committee, London, received at four o'clock yeser
day calls loudly for aid from America for the relief Of
starving France II Is certain that the anxiety Of those
the OF famine much intense than and
call with earnestness The American public for
Immediate contributions In money In provisions and In seed
Other cities centres Of collection desiring 70 cooperate In
committee which will carefully credit them TO their sources.
here In the report 10 France. II preferred,
contribution be forwarded direct to the American Com
mtec In London, Benjamin Moran ESQ., chairman Funds
'e'o'sa 0S 70 "i CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Chairman.
CHARLES LANIrR, Treasurer
ANsoN PHELPS RTOKEs, Secretary - -,
CHAMBER COMMERCE, COMMITTEE ON fEESCu hL-
LIEF, NEW YORK, Feb. "a, 1871.
Valuable information confirming Mr. Capron's
statements has been received from w. d. Moore,
editor OF the Rural Net1 Yorker; b. X. Bliss Son.
A. BridQeman Il Son, the president and secretary Of
the New York Agricultural College, Orange Judd h
Co. and other seedmen. to whom the committee
desire to express their obligations.
Mr.. charles Lanier, treasurer OF the fund FOR the
relief OF the suffering population of France, an-
nounces the receipt OF the following subscriptions to
Total amount received by the Chamber Of Com.
merce Committee, S9i, i,s9; by the Produce Exchange
Committee, $l5,o45. Grand total. $10esS6.
The bark Hunter, with the cargo OF flour pur-
chased by A. r. Stewart Co. for the French SUI
ferers, sailed Saturday last for Havre direct The
distribution will be made under the direction OF their
Paris house to those districts OF France which stanu
most IN need OF assistance. 1t may also be well 70
state that the was purchased the vessel Char
tered, loaded and cleared all within one week. The
expense win not be less than s5oooa
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the prellminaries to the treaty of peace was
delayed by the Intervention OF the English.
Russian and Austrian governments. The
Italian government declined to interfere.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN BERLIN.
A Berlin telegram of to-day's date reports
that the newSof the conclusion of peace has
occasioned immense excitement in that city.
The streets are crowded, the houses are deco
rated with flags and fostoons, and there are
thousands Of people in front of fhe palace.
There is to be general illumination tonight.
No Session Of the Asscmbfy-The Members OF
thc Left Preparing co Oppose Any Cessiou
Of Territory.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 27-Noon.
The Assembly win hold no session to-day.
Theirs and Picard are expected to arrive here
this evening
DEPUTIES OF THE LEFT ON TIE TREATY.
A meeting Of the Deputies belonging to the
GALIcmo dIu III ucTdtc LOU WdS uciu luSt
night to prepare common protest against
the cession Of French territory, but no action
was taken.
Tue News In Wnshngton-OHlrial Report to
tho State Department.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1871.
The State Department to-day received
telegram from Mr.. Moran, Secretary Of the
American Legation in London, announcing
that the treaty of peace between France and
Germany had been signed, but that the
terms had not been made known. Neither the
German nor the French Legation had received
anything concerning the peace treaty up to
late hour tonight.
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THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPAL
titles.
Prince Charles Of Roumania and His idea Of
Abdication.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW Yoax HeaALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871
kilograms which have been received In this city
to-day from Bucharest enable TO report by cable
10 the HERALD that 1t is announced there that
Prince Charles OF Roumana Is still resolved TO
abdcate.
The rnmor, which comes In renewal Of one to the
same effect which was calculated q few months
snce,ps considered worthy Of attention at this mo-
ment owing 10 the anxiety which is felt regarding
'he Eastern question, and the European diplomacy
generally towards the East.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
Foreign Relations Of the Queens Government
Ministers Anxious to Define the Code or Aule.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new y9aK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb 2y, 1871.
During the sitting OF the House OF Commons this
evening, in reply to q question. Viscount Enfield,
Under Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs, said
that 'sthc government was anxious to define its
terna duties towards other nations 1t had last year
proposed Parliamentary legislation upon The subject
and had recently sent q Commission TO Washington.
The subject was still under consideration"
The Common School Question.
The Scottish National Education bill came up and
provoked an earnest debate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
EERRUARY q.

FEBRUARY 2S.
1854 Hon. George NJ. Dallas, ex.Vlce President or
the United States, died.
1S53-IiDeEg, the attempted assassin OF the En-
peror Francis Joseph of Austria, executed.
1S51-The town Of LevsSy, Turkey, destroyed by an
earthquake; six hundred OF It's Inhabitants
were killed.
1sa4-By tho explosion of cannon on board the
United States steamer Princeton, near Wash
ington, ID. c., Secretaries Upsher and Gtmcr.
OF the state and Navy Departments, ana
others, were killed.
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Died.

McKEowN.-On Monday night, February ~, ne.
tween ten and eleven O'Clock, CATHERINE McKEowN,
the beloved Vile Of Charles McKe0wn, In the 39th
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence 81
Nassau street. New York. on wednesday afternoon.
at one O'Clock.
lF0r Other Deaths see Fytth P1Jsl
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

IMPORTANT CHARGE OF JUDGE WOODRUFF
Yesterday, at the opening OF the term of the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Woodruff
delivered to the Grand Jury an important
charge, in which he referred in forcible terms
to three distinct classes Of offences
namely, the ill-tre atment OF sailors on board
ship on the high seas, frauds upon the internal
revenue, and counterfeitiug the national cur
rency. With respect to the latter the Judge
very truly observed that it is a violation of the
law which bears with peculiar severity upon
the poor and uneducated portion Of the COM
munity, who are not gifted with skill enough
TO detect the fraud. As regards cru el treat
ment by captains and officers Of vessels to sea-
faring men, what Judge Woodruff has said
upon this subject will be read with interest at
the present time, especially as our courts are
now occupied with investig cations touching
charges which, if proved to be true, would
exhibit captains and mates as men Of the most
malignant and inhuman disposition. The
remarks of the Judge will be found in full in
our law report.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

suspend publication during the occupation Of
the city; and all recommend the inhabi-
tants to remain within doors AVID close their
shutters
GENERAL ITEMS.
The mortality has greatly lessened and pro-
visions are abundant.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
BRITISH NEUTRALITY.

2 ace Between France and Prussia Ammo unced to
Parliament-Ihe National Poicy-No
Participation in the German
March Through Paris
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

A Unlvcrsnl Remcdy.-eBr0wn's Brou-
CHIAL TROCHES for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial Aec-
Mons now stands the frs, IL public favor and condsnss
merits and extensive use have caused the Troches 10 cs
countereted and would caution purchasers TO 10 on
their guard against worthless limitations.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

Eurcka Mineral Water, SRratOza Springs,
superior others In dyspepsia and diseases Of liver and
kidneva b. j. LEVY, Agent, No. Hudson River KarsSa
Depot, varck street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

A.-yicf rings Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray EeS,.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

Chapped Hands, Sore Lips nnd all skin
diseases cured by GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM. Sold
BY M druggists price ac. Depot Iss Sixth avenue corner
Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

A.-Perfcct Fitting Boots aud shoes, and
Ovcrshoes, cheap, at Z. A. BROOKS 575 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

For the Accommodation Of omr NumerOus
uptown patrons have opened "a Branch Once at 2ad
Broadway corner street. for receiving ADVERTISE
ments and subscrptiors for the NEW YORK HERALD with
charge This the only authorized branch Office
in this city. Open from A. M. I'LL p NJ every day the
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

Dr. j. Miller's Soothing and Healing Bal.
SAM. for internal and external complaints. Depot M3
Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

A.-Soiled Roots and Sho ocs selling Mt Half
price at Z. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

Baraains I'm nmOnds-Dian ann ends Bought -
GEO. c. ALLEN, 6l3 Broadway, under St. Nicholas Hotel
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unlycranl Ramcdy.-ss

A.-The Most Popular Remedy for Colds Is
CHERRY PECTORAL TROCHEs Depot, II Barclay u.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

| Cristadoro,s UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-Sold
applied at his and scalp factory No Astor Houss
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

| Electrical Treatment for the Removal WT
disease by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth sL
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

Luxurious and Beautiful Hair is the kssnitf
Of usine CHEvALlER'S LIFE FOR TdE HAN dae
proved the only reliable toilet article known al No prese@
day for restoring gray stops its Calling "
growth. Sold By druggists, hardresses Ana fancy goSoA
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
The English Press on Nnpoicon's Late Pro-
clamaiiOn.

The English Press Nnpoicon's Late Pro-
clamaiiou.
The last mails from Europe brought us the
papers containing the criticisms on Napoleons
late proclamation from his captivity in Will
helmsh3he. The opinions are as numerous
as in sentiment they are diverse. While the
London Times asserts that ''the first words of
the dethroned Emperor's proclamation con-
denim IT." and charges him with surrounding
himself with laundering diplomats and inefli-
Cient marshals, the London Post describes
the proclamation as "dignilied In tone
and appropriate in matter, under cir
cumstances which render dignity and
appropriateness most difficult of attainment.
The London Daily Nes0s considers the pro-
clamation to be even more striking than its
injustice, and ridicules universal suffrage Us
understood by Napoleon, and refers in strong
language to the twenty years despotism of the
captive Emperor. AS if to balance this mea-
sure Of severity the London Telegraph thinks
sit is only common justice to recognize the
fact that this manifesto, like every other utter
ance Of the Emperor since his downfall is
manly, digni6ed and high spirited" And so
they goa cut from one while another sup
plies the salve to heal the wound inflicted by
the blow. Alas, poor Louis!
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

| The Rest and Surest Remedy In the WorM
so ali with children afflicted during Tho
! process of teeihing Ia Mrs. WNSLOW'S SOOTHING
L
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They viii Read You Alike q Book by
phrenoogica Examination at Sy Broadway efscl4
and best business pointed oub
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Preparations for the German
Entry.
Only Small Part of the City to
be Occupied.
Continued Republican DsanOn-
stratiOns In Paris.
Intense Feeling Of Hatred for
the Germans
TELEGaAasS TO THE NEW YuaK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 27, 1871. T,
Ihsve received the following despatch FROM
Paris, dated at sir o'clock this morning. He
says:-
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and Deficiency bills, will be more than suffl-
Client to occupy the four days Of this Congress
that are left. The House has spent four days
on the Omnibus" alone, aud that body has
facilities for despatch of business which the
Senate docs not possess. 1t is therefore more
than probable that several of the general
appropriation bills will have to 20 over to the
next Congress.
Among the important measures that fail in
the Senate are the following For ocean
mail steamship service to Australia and to
Europe; relating to telegraphic communica-
ton with foreign countries for the admission
of Colorado and New Mexico as States; to
remove all political disabilities; to establish
the S0th day Of May in each year as a
national holiday; to regulate rank in the
navy; to enable honorably discharged sol
diers and sailors, their widows and orphan
children to acquire homesteads on the public
lands; to prevent cruelty to animals in transit
by railroad; to regulate the hours Of labor of
government laberers, workmen and mechanics;
to amend the Bankruptcy act; the McGarra-
han claim, aud to repeal the test oath.
1t will thus be seen that the work done at
the present Congress falls far short of the
work that was cut out, and that failed for
want of time. 1t would seem as If it would
become necessary before very long for Con-
gress to remain in perpetual session.