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The New York herald., 1871-03-30
ENGLAND.
Queen Victoria 0ficiates at Public Ceremonial
The Royal Albert Hall Of Science-A
Brilliant Popular Assemblage
TElEeRAMs 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

- LONDON, March 90, 1877.
Queen Victoria has been restored as 1t were to the
people. Her Majesty has almost completely emerged
from the seclusion which she maintained from the
time Of the death Of Prince Albert to the period Of
the opening of the new Blackfriars Bridge, and
which had become so distasteful to her subjects.
I have to inform the HERALD readers, by cable
telegrem that the Royal Albert Hall Of Science and
Art at Kensngton was opened to-day to public use
Py her Majesty IN person in the presence Of fully
10, 900 spectators .ys -. ~
The Queen was escorted by magnificent caval-
cade-mni'a arv and municipal.
The Prince OF Wales, Duke Of SAKE Coburg Gotha,
Prince Arthur Prince Christian, the Princess Louise,
the Marquis Of Lorn and the Princess Beatrice. with
a very large number OF the nobility were In attena-
ance. ~s,.~ - 100 = s'ss,.Ga t,ast
All the great men in science and art now in Great
Britain received invitations.
Parliamentary Prosress--Finnn and Re-
iigion.
LONDON March %, 1871.
The House of Lords passed the funding bills and
adjourned.
In the House OF Commons the discussion Of Church
questions occupied the evening.
The bill admitting the city to larger influence In
parochial matters reused much excited feeling, and
met with strong opposition.
Premier Gladstone begged for delay, but the bill
was carried to a second reading Notwithstanding.
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THE CHlLLICOTHE TRiGEDY.

The Mary Lowell NIystery---Her Paramouf
Held to Answer the Charge of Murder.
CINCINNATI, March 20, 1871.
The preliminary examination Of John s. Black
burn, In Chillicolne, was concluded to-day. The
evidence showed conclusively that he was with the
woman, Mary Jane Lowell, the whole evening Of her
last day alive, but throws no more light on tho
question as 10 whether she swallowed poison volun-
tarlly or was dosed. blackburn held in 81 600
to answer the charge Of murder In the second
degree.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March 29, 1871.

ALBANY March 49, 1871.
BILLS PAssRD.
Amending the charter of Syracuse.
Requiring foreign life insurance companies TO invest fifty.
per cent Of the premiums received from policy holders in
State in bonds and mortgages property this State Yeas
76: nays, 80.
Amending the charter Of the Sisters Charity of 81 Win.
cent de Paul.
Providing for paving Tagging &C., sackett street. Brook
Authorizing the city Of Rochester borrow money to pay
Mr. FIELDS reported BILL to amend the charter of the NIL.
ton Ferry Company also fixing the fees Of Justices OF the
sas
ss Sofns
Vision snsnsnR Vas he es.s4 sr Ss
NJ FsRAR sepcrted bill q extend Fourth street. Brook
% TO IRE: 10 New l9sk ALSO
dTaesse amending ss chas..p a:G
Of che New YORK Club si,o Brook.
By MI. NAoH1MAN-To prevent brokers from assuming
Mr. CAMPDELL-To erect new prison in the county Of
York 1scn hs bill s to the New
with his veto The object can be obtained under the general
The Assembly then adjourned half-paa. seven NJ
Evening Session.
The House into Committee of the Whole on the bi,,
to foster and develop prrn oo,,,,,,,
6y nng ana M rewardna practicable and profitable intro
moter other than animal power for the propulsion or boats
Ss6ooo giving " '0 'n'eA'or whose pan proves best
sn &c sssS &
to all. - ''psi'oi
Mr. ALyoRp said II was already known that there are
forty plans offered and to select hve, which, when put TO
practical test prove worthless would be perfect folv
The better proceed let compete Ia
test, and let the best win.
Mr. WEED repied that his proposition TO seect Eve OF
the most promising and then let these FIVE compete for tho
main prize. In that way II seemed to him. tho renv
practical plan would be most apt to be secured. '
Mr.. ALvoSD insisted that In making selection OF fve
plans from models mercy i've OF the poorest far as prac
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, March %, 1871.
bills INTRODUCED.

U4s' S0DAtee
ALBANY, March %, 1871.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. MURpHY-Incorporasing trustees of the estate be
longing to the diocese Of Long and also ncorp the
Bay Ridge Athenpum. a8i t5.a
By Mr. PIERoRAuhorizing the Brooklyn Childrep,s Ala
Society to hold additional real estae also Incorporating the
NJ York Coal Exchange
,.v 4s.s-lx-aa-sx ~,
Mr. ,sn amend sa Con
Oppressive r.ircad management create board Of
s'Psif ies prevent premature sur. Of person.
SUPPOSED Y % s seas 1if1s ri isS5sssaffH
Requiring the Greenpont Ferry Company to run boats
amending h9 act to improve and sell portion of Pros.
PEI 70 Improve % Hoapt Vernon avenue Mount Vernon
Authorizing Mutual Life Insurance Company % in.
Amending he 70 construct experimental railroad in
New York and westchester counties
Regulating the sale of patent rights
Authorizing the agent of the Auburn State Prison to sell
To improve Park and Fourth avenues, Brooklyn
On motion Of Mr., MURPHY concurrent resolution was
Of April elect State Superintendent Of Public Instruction
The Senate then in COMMITTEES took M the Lake champlan
Bridge bill and after long discussion, ordered the b to
PERSONAL TAXATION IN NEW YORK.
The bill regulating the assessment Of tayaon in
New York was referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEE.
THE CENTRAL PARK MANAGEMENT.
Mr.. TWEED moved that the Assembly to the
Central Park management bill be concurred in.
Mr. KENNEDY asked further time to examine the amend
Mr TWEED explained them, but agreed to have the bin
laid aside asked by Mr.. Kennedy.
BARNES INSURANCE REPoRT
Mr. CREAMER reported in favor Of providing ten copies
Mr. Barnes condensed Insurance report to each SENATOR
officer and reporter,
could whether the books were worth ordering Agreed
AN EVENING SESSION ORDERED.
Mr. TwEE In order to advance the business moved that
session be held this evening" which agreed TO.
Evening Session.
ELLIS REPORTED.
incorporating the Nautilus Club of New York; ncorpo-
rating the Gramercy Boat Club of New York. relative
punishment Of In the Court Of Special
York. r.vsn, establishing tIa police dspartmsn, IL Buffalo
Incorporating the Manhattan Indemnity and Loan
Company, New YorA; authorizing The BROOKLYN
ChIdren's Aid Society 10 hold additional real estate
Incorporating the Sisters Of 81 Joseph Of Troy; rea
Security Deposit Company New York relative 10 assess
ents In Troy 70 authorize We city OF Troy s
ing debit providing for the srporsmen OF
the county OF Kings
By Mr. LrwIs-Auhoriring the ca OF Buffalo issue
bonds 70 supply the city with water On oson Of Mr. Lewis
BY Mr.. TwKED-Authorizng the Department Of Public
Works 70 furnish gas TO citizens OF New York.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Senate In committee disposed OF large number pr
vato claims bills; also bill Incorporating the University
Railway of Syracuse. Ordered to third reading
Also appropratng the Hudson River State Hos
pita Ordered to third reading
Adjourned
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SPAIN.
Tho Carlist Agitation in the Provinces-Denial OF
Its Force or Importance.
1lllGRAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March %, 1871.
Political reports and rumors Of the most contra
dictory character regarding the condition OF affairs
In the provinces OF Spain are circulated and again
denied In this city almost hourly.
To-day the I,nparctdl publishes an unauthent-
Gated rumor tothe effect that weak attempt was
made at Carlist military pronunciamento in Anda-
lusa on Monday, but that 1t was speedily sup
pressed"
Colonial Franchises--POrtO Rico Elections.
MADRID March %, 1871.
The Porto Rico Parliamentary elections for the
choosing OF colonial members TO the Spanish Cortes
have been ordered to be held at an early Gay.
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The NEW ENGLAND AND OsWesu RAILROAD.
GrrN,s FAILS. ". v Marc

GLEN's FALLS, N. Y, March 20, 1871.
An enthusiastic railroad meeting was held hero
to-day. The New England and Oswego Railroad
reaching from oswego city to the State line boundary
in Hampton, Washington county, was organized.
The following directors Of the new road were
elected:-Gbert Molson and A. y. Page, or 0swe-
go; Q. III. Cross, OF Pulaski; II. I. Hougn, OF West
t.eyden; J. A. Cowles, OF osceola; w. r. Tanner OF
BConville; A. Sherman, w. McMaEon, ID. McGregsr,
s. brown and T.. H. RosekranS, OF Glen's Falls;
2. Yah Dusen, OF eueensbury, aud 4. Mc0mber, Of
Dey,
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SWEDEN.
The Queens Illness Regarded as Fatal.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeaAlO.

STOCKHOLM, March 29-P. M.
Judging from the medical bulletins which have
been issued at the palace and by public report 1t
may be regarded as certain that the illness Of her
Majesty the Queen Of Sweden-which l reported
yesterday to the HERALD by cabe-has assumed
such character that no hopes are now entertained
Of her recovery.
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THE CRssEPOIaT TRAGEDY.

Coroner Whitehill last evening took further testi
mony In relation to the case OF Denis Mccormick,
VINO was fatally shot on Saturday evening last by
George Ncep at his lager beer saloon, Grcenpoint,
during an alteration The inquest win be con-
cluded ths forenoon at the Coroners ollice County
Court House. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
A BOLD ROBBERY.

AS young man employed as messenger by the
publishing firm OF Cotton, zahn Roberts, No. l72
william street, was leaving the Park Bank yester-
day afternoon, carrying in his hand package con-
tanning $500 IN greenbacks. he was rudely Jostled
against by an unknown man who snacned the
money from him and decamped The messenger
pursued the thief but soon lost sight OF him and 10
escaped.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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Al G { RIA.
NATIVE MOVEMENT AGAINST The FRENCH
War Dec2ared----A Powerful
Force in Arms.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoat H:1,ll

LONDON, March 90 1871.
A despatch to the London Ne,cs from Brusscla
says the Arab chief sidi Mokranl, with 40 900 troops
Is within twenty-five leagues OF Algiers, and has de-
clared war against France.
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GERMANY.
Commercial Relations With Central America.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

BERLIN, March %. 1871.
The North German Legislature (Reichstag] has
approved the commercial treaty lately concluded
between the German empire and the republic or San
Salvador.
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
Miss Nilsson's Final Concert In Philadelphia
The Academy of Music Packed-An Enthu.
siastic Audience.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29 1871
Miss Nilsson made her final appearance in Pnila-
delphia at the Academy OF Music in concert this
evening. Rossini's .Stabat Mater'' was first given
by Miss Nilsson, Miss Gary, Brlgnol and verger. as-
sisted by the grand chorus Of the Handel and Haydn
Society. Miss Nilsson ana Brign0l were repeatedly
encOred and when Miss Nilsson, In response to
1t seemed II the enthusiasm Of the audience would
never cease. Cheers and waving OF handkerchiefs
were kept up for unheard OF length OF time. The
Academy was densely packed with the ette and
haautY or the city.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Madame Seebach performs this evening at
Bridgeport Goethe's sublime creation, "Faust," is
to be executed, with Madame Seebach in her famous
role OF Gretchcn The same bill Will be repeated to-
morrow evening at New Haven.
H0Oley's new opera house, Chicago, which opened
about the New Year, is now In the full tide OF pros
perity, the entertainments given there combining
an attractive and judicious admixture OF negro
minstrelsy, farce ana pantomime, which is duly
appreciated by the citizens Of the town. who, after
being allured there by the snowy advertising Of the
indomitabe Parks, are entertained and amused by
Charley White and the strong company under his
sway. a6a ssH
At the Dearborn theatre, Chicago. Billy Manning
and his excellent minstrel company are entertain-
ing that city with series of programmes over
flowing with wit ana humOr, which attract con-
stant crowds to his establishment. He himself Is
great favorte there as Dan Bryant IL here and he
is thoroughly deserving of all his popularity being
active and energetic as manager and o most hu-
morous comedian on the stage.
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A IL U 9 e III E N rs.

BOOTHS THEATRE.-it has seldom been our lot 10
witness ~ fine performance of the tragedy OF
"Ohelo as that OF last evening at Booths theatre
This house must ever remain the nome OF the Shak-
spearian drama. Indeed there is no theatre In this
country or England where the plays OF the immortal
bard are produced with such reverentlal fidelity
to the text ana strict attention to details. Medieval
Venice Is most vivldy realized by the fine scenery
and stage setting, and the ensemble was as crafty
Ing to the eye to the ear. Mr.. Lawrence Barrets
Othelo Is one OF his highest Efforts and may be pro-
nounced chaste and scholarly impersonation. he
does not elecriry the audience by grand flashes, but
at the same time never ofends the taste OF the most
fastidious, In the fourth act ne portrayed,
however, very vividiy the tempestuous passions OF
the Moor and rose to something like grandeur as he
approached the climax. His reading OF the text
cannot be too highly commended. Mr.. Booths Iag0
is known far and wide as noble performance. HIS
mannerisris may somewhat maj, but cannot oo-
scure the beauties OF the impersonatlon 1t Is CHAR
acterlzed by quiet subtlety which is consistently
carried throughout. Mr.. A. W. Fenno as the Doge
as Cassie did the drunken scene to the fe and was
6eservedy applanded; Miss Blanche ne ,iei Debar as m
their respccsve parts The like may be said Of the
other performers. aatH4
vANDENHofF IN BRooKLYN.-The Young Peoples
Association Of the Tabernacle, Brooklyn was enter
tanned last evening by Mr.. George vandenhoT who
read In his best style TO large and apprecIattve
audience. The programme consisted OF two scenes
from Macbeth, Thackeray's 'Cane- -Bottomed Chair"
"Mr Wrinkles Midnight Adventure, I" from Pickwick,
and several short poems. Prefaclng the dagger
Soliloquy," Mr.. vandenhoff gave illustration Of
the exaggeratlon which actors indulge in in this
famous scene ''The Bright Side" a bright little
poem by Mackay, was given in sunny way, that put
the audience in good humor; the "Cane- Bottomed
Chair" made each lover think OF his own particu ar
.'Fanny,n and "Mr. Winklen brought down the
house. As prelude ana interlude to the readings
some very acceptable music was furnished by Or.
Glare w. BeaInes.
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AV6IdB6 CcDlptTdCuI6 TVSVeIuHy I.
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1871-03-30

John Nevins, thirty.three years of age, living at
Twenty-ninth street and Tenth avenue. was run
over by the Hudson River Railroad cars, on the
corner Of Thirty street and Eleventh avenue
ana instantly killed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-30

Mr.. Charles Lanier, treasurer Of the fund for the
relief OF the suffering population Of France, ac-
knowledges receipt OF the following subscriptions
to March 2S:-Total amount received by the Cham.
ber Of Commerce Committee, $l12,433; by Produce
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DIR. SIMMONS
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40 II + + ..

The celebrated stallion COFFEE will be let
this season. All persons wishing his ser
vices had better apply soon rs ne VIII DC ''ltet
cd tn :, certain number. Description -oH-
hce is :. dark, mah"gany bly, about % hliI"S
high, IT, wears old. His pedigree Will show that
there is not and never was, IN America Il l!E''r
bred horse tie is uncnlnm"nly large Tor
thorough hrcl and very beautiful. FOR 'h,Ic
who understand such matters we will say; lie
was hv imported Skylark; his dam hy import
ed Iurhnr,.iinh: hi> gran 1-tlan hy old Sir
Ar...lv; his grrat-gran1-daln hy TaylorS Top
gallant: his great-grrat-%rand-t!ai WAS import
cd CaStanrra, the dam "i "ld SIR Nrch!. I"'S
nI his nrdinrrc are altogether of Il class above
any possible doubt. j. oN IN hEhh''
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NOTICE. Having disp"SrL Of my entire III,
~ trr,st inthcG ROCERI STORE, cor. Royal
street and Market Alley, t" my brother, i An rs
~ UUNTI NGTON in order t" change my
business. | respectfully ask for him Il r"n''nn-
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CrRlNG STYLES OF MILLINERY.
Mrs LlNDlIEIMER
Has just returned from New York with her
! stock of
SPRING MILLINERY,
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DRlGS A.v.D CHE.HI(.4kS.

i Tho symptoms Of Liver
Complaint are uncasiness
and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the
shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stom-
ach is effected with loss of
appetite and sickness, bowels
in general costive, some
shines alternating with lux.
d with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of hay
ing left undonc something
Which ought tn have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, debility and low
Spirits. Sometimes many of
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EEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

v
1GO ACRES OF lMPEON Ed l.AND. on tn"
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
TON and 4 from Alrxaudri., with Il beautiful view
of the latter city and "f the Potomac river. The
improvements consist of BRICK DIV Eli IT,,
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary out l;4
buildings, and an abundance of choice | rrlt
all descriptions. The f;rrm is w" waterrd, "h"
has on ii Il plenty Of timber: ,,.n AVN
&Nu ACRES HEAVILY TlMBERED LAND
$ miles from Washington rity--Samc distance
from Alexandria, and about , miles from STA
,"n on the w. Il o. K. H., offering ready mar
lrt lrr wood and TIMBER
\ FARM, in Fauquirr county. Il miles below
Warrrntun, and within two miles of station on
the Warrrn"n branch Of the o., y. ~ Nj H. Ii.
The tract contains about .nn acrcS Is we'll TIM
bryr,l and w:trr,rl and is considered fine graz
ing land =,
Tine ,hnvr property, the title t. which i with
ont defect will br sold cheap and upon accent
m"lalng terms Apply t" y. T., ''a@"tt" "iIIr''
feb lift
EOIlN A. FIELD,