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The New York herald., 1871-11-05
Prorogntion Of Parliam ent.
THE SULTAN AND THE POPE.
Failure Of the Ponthcal Mission to the Porte,
TELEGRAM TO THE new yusx wraAla

CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Nov. 4, Is7L
Monsignor Pranch, the special Papal Envoy to
the Court OF the Sultan has taken his departure
from this capital. having failed in his efforts to OBJ
tain any guar antees from the Sultan in regard 10
the status OF the Catholic subjects OF Turkey
The Sublime Porte persistenty refused TO enter
into any discussion Of the condition OF It's Christian
gubiCcts.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
IMPORTANT. FROM GERMANY.
Prince Bismarck on thS War As
pect in Europe
The Prusdan War Fund Bill Passed
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HEaAa.

BERLIN, Nov. 4, 1871.
The Reichstag D-day passed the War Fund bill
During the debate, prior to its passage, Prince
Bismarck urged upon the members 'rhe necessity,
in the present aspect or Europedn aGdfrs.
OF strengthening the country by thus en-
powering the Emperor to act promptly and
freely under any adverse or threatening
circumstances which may arise. Tho passage OF
the War Fund bill which was recommended in the
Emperor's address at the opening Of the Reichs;ag
would leave His Majesty unshackled and would
virtually place Prussia in q position to act either
upon the offensive or defensive. No complications
are at present apparent
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
EMIGRANTs FOR LIBERIA.

FORTRESS MONROE Va, Nov. A. 1871.
Two hundred coiored emiqrants arrived to-day
from the interior OF the state and took passage on
board the Edith and Rose Tor Liberia.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

The Pacific Mail steamship Company have concluded
tracts for building three propelles OF moderate aO
tons capacity and l0 horse power PLY New
and Aspinwsli and Panama and San Francisco Tho ar
Ian Hoinssworh Company. OF Wilmington De-, bult
TWO. and Roach Steers OF Lhealer. the other one.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

A.-FWr u Sfylish and Elegant Hat, at PWWss
prices GO DoUGAN 0s NASSAU Of Ann strest.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

For Diamonds. Watches and Jcwelry GN
to GEOk6E q. ALLEN Al Broadway, near tourtccasA
street. Diamonds bought.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
e N & T. A N D.
Charity for Chicago Still in
Beneficent Flow.
The Law of Copyright and the Law of Libel
ItlssaAB TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov 4, 1871.
The amount received at the Mansion House up to
last evening" for the beneit OF the Chicago sufferers
was f46 500 1922, 500.)
Contributions continue to be received from indi.
vidual donors and from the committees in the pro-
vincial cities and towns In the kingdom.
THE LAW OF COPYRIGHT AND THE COURTS OF LAW.
The correspondence and newspaper controversy
in regard to authors rights and an international
copyright law which have attracted the notice OF
the literary world for some time past have taken
personal turn ana become so heated that the Lon
d0n Times OF this morning declares ITS intention to
''close Its columns to any further communications
on the subject.m
Already libel suit has grown out OF the contro
versy, the Hon. Mrs. Norton having brought prose.
cution against one OF the writers ON the subject.
Pr0rogation Of Parliament.
LONDON. Nov. 4, 1877.
supplement- 10 the Gazette this evening has
been issued. IL contains q proclamation from the
Queen announcing the further proroguing OF ParlIa-
ment to the 27th Of December next
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Drunkenness or Opium Habit Cured BY Dv.
BEERS, l0 Fourth Call send stamp
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Royal Havana Lottery.-The Highest Rates
paid Tor Douboons, all kinds of cold and SILVER.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers. I6 Wall s.rsst, New York
The New York herald., 1871-11-05


HERALD has been received from our cor
respondent in Matamoros, Mexico, by way Of
Corpus Christi, Texas-
MATAMoRos Nov. 2, via
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, Nov. 4, 1911
A courier has arrived here from Monterey
bearing. dispatches dated In that city on the
25th ultimo. The latest report is as fol-
lows:- &A
General Trevino is still outside of Saltillo.
He has strong force of men under his
command, but his supply of artillery and
small arms is insufficient for active opera
tions in attacking the town.
Saltillo is declared still in state of siege
by Cerillo, the government commander, and
the inhabitants are required to retire to their
homes at an early hour in the evening.
General Martinez remains on the other side
of Saltillo.
He has cut off all communication with the
interior.
Monterey journals publish correspond
ence which was captured from an envoy Of
General Cerillo, In which he asks the gov
ernment tor an additional supply Of artillery.
General Corona is reported marching to
take command Of the government forces.
Isidra Trevino, Governor elect of Coahuila,
who had joined General Trevino in the revolu-
ton, died in the camp of the last named officer
from the effects of hardship and exposure.
The practice of cattle stealing is ended on
the line of the Rio Grsnde, for the reason that
all the cattle thieves are in the service of Cor
tina, who is preparing to attack Navanjo, near
Mier.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Artificial Teeth Inserted Permanently,
without pairs casps any extractions Teeth built
stimps to original slapc and color. DIR. SlGESMOND.
s. East Ninth street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Udolpb0 WoIfe's Celebrated Scheidaa
SCHNAfPS.--Thc Immense popularity OF the wordrs-
nowned AROMATIC scufiDAM scHSAPYs. Of Udolpho
wolfe, New YORK. has resulted frequent attempts oil late
at counterfeting by persons who wish TO 6rd sale.
for inferior article This w,ndofA duetc has oeee
pronounced by Thousands OF leading physicians In mo
couatry the pures medicinal restorative offered tos sale
Put up In quar-. aud ont hocs apa fer sac oy ~ nouA
Ald gruccra
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

The Wi'son shuttle sewing Machino-Thr
pestand chesrcsA r class machines Ia tbs world; proe
tfom SSto SiOS; easy payments SaiesrooalH BrcAtwN
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Chcvslier's Life for the Hair-Wnrrantex
gray hair stop its falling increase It's growth
Recomns nded BY physicians.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

A.-F0r Custom Madc Work,,Bcst Material,
GO o CHAS FRANCS Boot and Shoe Store 50 Nassau
street. Established lSiI.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
s r "A I N :.
Ministerial Difficulties Relative to
the InternatiOnals.
Gorilla Preparing for an Assault on the Cabinet
Party Affiliations Prevent Compromise
Outside Conspiracy Against tho Crown.
re-, ecaAMe IN TUE NEW snsv uroun
rElEsMMs TO THE NEW ,oax HERALD.

MADRID, Nov. A, 1871.
It Is believed that the attack on the government
BY the republicans, under the lead OF Senior 10.
rlla will be made IN the Cortes during the coming
week, the subject or the proper manner OF deal
ing with the International Society.
Seniors Gorilla and Sagasta are widely at variance
on this point the latter supporting the government
heartily.
The political compromise between sagasta and
Gorilla, which has up to this time been discussed
and looked forward to among the conservative re.
publicans with hope, Is now thought to be impossi-
bic, the agitation Of the treatment OF the Inter-
nationals Is sure to produce complete rupture
between these statesmen ana their followers.
Plotting In Paris Against Italy In Iberia.
LONDON, Nov. 4, 1871.
The Telegraph newspaper OF this mornings date
prints o special despatch from Paris contain
ing statement that plot against the present gov
ernment OF Spain Of dangerous character has
been discovered In that city.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

A.-Citizens and Strangers who Desire
elegant Hat of superior quality should cali a
ESPEkSCHEID'S, Manufacturer, lt8 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

s.Pikc'- Toothnchc Drops, Cure in One Min
utcuiisL'S HAIR DYE. black brown, only 20 cents.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Eievesth Assembly District.
THOMAS w. PITfMAN.
Honest, fearless. faithful and capanls
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

A.-Herripg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray ssess.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

AureIf.s Turkish Baths. Lexington Avemuo.
corner ffh siree-Furnshcd Rooms eIcelisnk
table: dinner OF Q; gcncm~ns baths day night;
zdies Turkish and electric baths day and evenings
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Any Fire IBfailihiv Prevented by Using
SOLUBLE GLASS.
By mpregnating painting wooden brick buildings
bridges railroad car houses stations shingles psyemenes
&c Bricks and mortar soaked the soluble glass will mako
them solid granite proof II
he mixed with any mineral color and applied with
ordinary brush a paint. We offer II In concentratsH
liquid. which win stand three dutons with water In bsrss
" "s L. x D. W. FEUCHrwANGER,
Manufacturers Chemists 10 Cedar street, New ork-
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

As. NJ. Mallory, W. H., Will Tell Yes -
wonderful of nervous diseases by WATTS NERv0Ua
ANTIDOTb II canuot fail to
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

BascIseIer's Hair Dye-The Best in to
world be only perfec, dye harmless reiabs
Al nj druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
BOUND BAsr.

Steamship wamsutta. Fish, New YORK for New Bedford
steamship Alliance, Shnte. New York for salem
Steamship Glaucus. Walden. New York for Boston,
Schr Mary Ellen, Hawkins, Egg Hzrbor for Fairhaven
Schr Lucy Lee, Lee, New York for Boston.
Schr Ney Briggs, New York for Fall River.
Schr Mount Hope. Allen, New York for Bloomfield.
Schr Hero. Allen, Trenton FOR Derby.
Schr GoOdspeed, Clark, Rondout for Stamford.
Schr Mary Potter, Potter. New York for Nosnk.
Schr Mary Anderson, Fslon BROOKLYN for Eastccster
Schr seaport. Joyce, Hoboken for Norwich.
Scbr Highland, Lynch Albany for Rosfvn.
Schr kae Mary Coggswel, Rondou for Norwich.
Schr Pearl, Stephens, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Perinc, Sheffield Rondout for Stoningfon.
Schr Albert Thomas, Taylor, Virginia for Providence
Schr Clark, Dix, Hoboken for Bangor.
Schr Sailic Burfon. Palmer. New YORK for Stamford.
Sloop Oregon. Wilson, New York for Providence.
Steamer Electra, hott. New Sork Tor froyid-ncc.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
IMPORTANT FROM AUSTRIA.
Ministerial Combinations for the COMPLETION
Of q Cabinet.

me- Hon Who Nay Be Called to tho Counsil-Count
Hohsnwsrts Policy Still Popular-rhe Pro
vincial Legislatures To Be Dissolved
Collision Of the Czschs and
Germans Imminent-Danger to
the Crown from Clash Of
Races and State Righta
The New York herald., 1871-11-05

Is transformed into Congress or Dele9aea "
sIrely remodelled both IN respect OF its Component
members aud It's competency. A s'Senate.r or
Council Of state, Is TO be created In lieu thereof
In part by the Crown for liie and in part BY the
ueparate Diets. It's competency ts to be limited 20
the passing or opinions upon 'law bls' tprotets de
z0), and TO the functions OF court OF arbitration
20 which all differences between the separate Crown
lands aud all constitutional connicts'' 10 be
referred Hence the present Reichsrath, as q legis-
system Is 10 be substituted in lieu OF the existing
Upper and Lower Houses OF Parliament The
Congress OF delegates & s to pc % composed @ solely
gressn for the afiairs I'm common is to egfsate on
all matters which in their nature are OF 'comm0n
mierestr--that IS TO say, on the financial and mill.
tary ADMINISTRATION, on commercial laws, maritime
laws bills Of exchange laws, citizenship laws, COPY
right laws. sample and trade marx protection
common" is to remain in the hands OF a
Eentral Ministry, OF which minister for
Bohemia" Is 10 be Q component member. All
judicial, confessional and scholastic Legislation
Is to belong TO the rights and functions OF the
Bohemian Diet, and, as matter Of course TO all
the other Diets OF the separate Kingdoms and coun
Chancellor and the c0nvocation OF coronation
Oiet are respectfully requested in proof OF the E-
Reror's acceptance OF the above propositions. the
reform OF the existing electoral franchlsev and the
ama..onalty law for Bohemia with hut few modi-
ncaaions' as proposed by the present government.
wart scnaenler Cabinet takes iui credit Upon this
s own mSr orrans ae S,sehsn Sss through
conaaerationn the ''interEoi peacen OF West
% srn tn',s n"sTa 10 be re.estabiished "War y
nati0nalities Is lar more likely to be Inc lby nc
means disantl consequence. Public opinion In
All parts OF lne empire. which are not dominated
ments is unanimous IN condemning the se (,zecr
Rretsnsioa' ~ INDUSTRIOUS aud Infamous.
The New York herald., 1871-11-05
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
General TreVinO Outside Of SaltilIO Pre-
pairing for an Assault.
~~~~~>~-~~~~~~c~~~---->~
The State Of Siege Still Main
tanned.
>--~~~o~~~>~~~~-~--~->o~>-
Martinez Cuts or Communication
with the Interior.
-~->~<~~~,~>~~~~-~~>~~~~~
Reinforcements Asked from the
Government.
1tlEsaAm TO THE NEW york HEaALa

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK KnALR
The following special despatch TO the
HERALD has been received from our cor
respondent in Matamoros, Mexico, by way Of
Corpus Christi, Texas -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02

THOSE Democratic journals that believe
there is yet room for hope that the Bour-
bons will be restored are fearful, we notice,
that this matter Of reforming the civil SER
vice" will be carried a little too far. They do
not at all object to the reform as a mere mat
ter of Campaign buncombe, but they do not
want to find themselves really embarrassed,
when they come into power, by regulations
that Will interfere with the perfect freedom of
their enjoyment of the sweet spoils. Thus
the Boston Post is mortified to learn that
George w. Curtis, chairman of the Civil Ser
vice Commission, instead of combining him
self to studying the best modes of examina-
ton of candidates for public employment, in
sists that politics shall be utterly ignored in
making appointments. This "says the Post"
is excellent in theory, as supplemented, I'M
sophisticated citizens and poetical statesmen
have long known and argued. But he must
be thoroughly a confidence man who can en-
tertain for moment the idea of giving it
practical effect before the advent of the mil
lennium, or OF such an era of good feeling as
our country has never yet known. If the
President should receive without smile and
act upon such suggestion, it would be evil
dence of the approach of that good time" 1t
adds that "the Commission is already regard
ed as failure"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02
ate grants, is subjoined:

The above figures from such sources as
have come within our observation, and en-
bracing but few Of the local fares, tell their
own story so plainly that comment is hardly
necessary. They show that those who travel
on the railroads from place to place in our
own State are compelled to pay nearly twice
as much as those who travel out of it. They
show that the managers of leading roads in
Maine have been parties to system of fares
that offers bonus to merchants in the te-
riorto do their business outside of the State.
1t may be urged that Communication tickets can
be obtained at the rate of three cents mile.
True, if the patron desires to travel SO extern
sively as to buy a card for thousand miles
and invest $50. 1t is not for the few who
are able to do this and whose business allow
it that we have called attention to this matter,
but rather in behalf of the mass of the people
who are compelled to use our railroads two or
three times year, and whose interest would
lead them to do so much more if they were
able.
If the same system extends to the freight
tariffs, greater reason exists for some meas
ure of reform, as it mast work serious in
jury to competing industries in our own State
for the home market.
1t is . question involving many perplexi-
ties, but not so completely an enigma as to
render the present system the best possible.
1t is question that is within the province of
the Maine Legislature to consider and to APP
ply the proper correctives, so far as to put the
people of Maine on an equality within the
State with those who use the roads owned by
corporations existing by its legislative grant
to travel through or out of it. To admit that
the Legislature has not such powers is to adj
road corporations and have no power to con-
troll them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02
Review of the Portland Markets

WEEK ENDING Nov. l, 1871.
There are very few features OF change in The mer-
chandse markets this week. Buyers have been uI-
usually cautious, while holders have evinced more
anxiety to sell; but, notwithstanding the caution
and anxiety the business transactions have been
quite large, and our merchants are quite satisfied
with the business for the month of October.
The money market is pretty much as it was last
week, rather tight, and the prospect is that it will
not be easier until the close of the year. large
nolnt of currency is wanted West to start the hog
and grain crops. Gold has ranged during the week
at 1i1!@l124, selling on I'VE lnesday, Nov. 1st at
112a1121.
APPLEs- The supply of Michigan fruit has been
so large that prices have fallen off and we quote it
Choicest Name appes 'H have ens g
market rs yet.
AsHEs-our quotations for pot are reduced. The
business continues to be light
BEANS-The IN arket is very slack and our quota
tons are hardly realized.
BOX SHOoKS--A lew are coming in. Holders
ask zoe for prime, but sales have been made at Csc
The demand as yet is quite light.
BREAD.-The demand for hard bread is steady,
though moderate.
BUTTER-The market is largely supplied, and
there is no change to note. The supply of Vermont
and York butter is good. Vermont is selling at
2ea32c for tubs of solid, fair to prime. New York
is selling at 25930c according to quality. Farmers
are selling aJ 3693Sc TOR single boxes from their
wagons.
CHEESE-The market is very firm for all prime
qualities Our quotations are for the the best grades
OF Vermont and New York dairy and factory.
COAL-Prices are unchanged. Dealers are deliv
ering the best qualities at So co. The prospect
Is that there will be no further advance.
CORDAGE-We notice an advance on American
cordage and Manila boltrope.
COOPERAGE.-There is rather more enquiry, but
the business transactions not large and prices
are unchanged.
COFFEE-The market is very firm at our recent
advanced quotations.
DRUGS s. DYES-Our quotations are unchanged.
The business has been very good.
DRY GOODS-The market has been quiet, but
prices maintain their rmness Tor all desirable styles
Of wooden and cotton goods and the sales have been
very large. |
DUCK Prices OF Portland manufacture are |
steady with good demand The products are TAX
en- up about as they be turned out OF the
mill
FISH-There has been no change in the market |
rom last wees, and the demand both for dry and |
picked fish has been quite light.
FLOUR-There is not much activity in the mar
xet aud prices nomnaily are without change, rather
ayoring purchasers Flour has arrived more freely |
rom the West during the week.
FRU1T..-We have no alterations to make in our
quotations OF last week. Chestnl ITS are selling at
Is SOC 90 4Y bushel; ounces are $500 per Dbl,
md grapes S915c per ID.
GRAIN, The market is very firm at 9Oc Tor mix
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02
TIE MoRnoss have shown clearly by their

TIE MoRMoNs have shown clearly by their
heroic earlier history that they are capable OF
carrying out their desperate threat of burning
their city, leaving the country and finding a
home elsewhere. Whatever may be their
faults, weaknesses or crimes, they have never
SHOWN any lack of resoluteness. Is not Brig
nam Young's hegira the beginning of stam-
peue ihe government is evidently fully de-
termlned to put an end to polygamy in Utah.
The Saints perceive that there is an earnest
ness in the present. movement altocetber
wanting in the spasmoac raids of other d.vs
Resistance is hopeless, and we have no donht
that the vexed Mormon question is 10 no 90,
tied, SO far as this country is concerned hv
the removal of the fanatical sect from its bor-
ders. There is, of course, an immense hard
ship in the case, so far as the masses are con-
cerped. Their hands have made the desert
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER.
Port OF PORTt-AS 40
Z, Wednesday, Nov. 4.

ga 2 Wednesday, Nov. I.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New YorK-mdse to
Henry Fox. -
Brig Kockland, tBrl Derwent. Boston, to load for
HALIFAX, MS. ...r
Sch Ella Brown, Robinson, Philadelphia coal to
JOS Poor & Bro
Sch Mar, land, Green. Philadelphia coal to Jack
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philadelphia
to Rounds d Son. 81 M 80
Sch Quoddy. Tanning, Elizabethport 10 Jos
Sch Baltic, Parker. Elizabethport.
Rounds q Son.
Sch Sunbeam. Giey. New York. coal to W
Deering. ~
Sehs Hyena, Gardiner, and Canary. Halt. NYork.
coal TO Prince & Son.
Sch Harriet Fuller. Willard, New York.
gen bncco sBrl Lev IS Boston. to load for st John,
Sch Portland tBr) Nelson Windsor Ms D..
to order. f -
Sch Emeliue, Roberts. wiscasset.
Sch Dexaio, Leland, Steuben Tor Boston.
:, Schs Elizabeth, jones, and Julia Maria Hoyt
Bangor tor Boston.
Schs Sarah Hill. McInnis and Julia Ann. ARM
strong Bangor Tor Boston.
Schs Lady Suffolk Armstrong, and Frances Ellen.
Dean, Bangor for Boston.
Schs Boston, Batter, and Cabinet, Mills. Bangor
Sch Mary Wiley, GARRISON. Bangor for Portsmouth
, 3 ms Stro1t, Dean and Abby Willard Weeks
Bangor Tor New York. 1850
Sch Laura Smith, Weber, Bangor FOR Norwich.
gen gen James X, Grant. kockland Tor Saco.
Sch Grace, Alev Trenton tor Boston.
oioop Jenny Lind Brown, Weir Beach.
CLEARED.
big Wild Horse, tBr) Macomber. Pictou
Sch Ida L. Howard, Harrington. New York,-St
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New york-Chas Saw.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-02

The NEW YORK OBSERVER enters upon its
fittieth year on the LIST of January next. Its
career has been one of thsmost successful in
the history of American journalism. Every
department is conducted with ability. Its for
eign correspondence is unrivllled, and its in
dependence in commenting upon Political cor
ruptons is in the highest degree praiseworthy.
We notice that it appears in new dress,
and also announces that the success of it's
Year Book for 1871 will result in Volume No
2 for 1872 which will be still more complete in
its statistical and other tables of inform alton
and in its general arrangement. -
Such enterprise deserves success, and we
advise our readers to send for specimen copy
of the paper. New subscribers will receive
the PAPER free until January LIST.