davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
SOUTH AMERICA.
The New Government of Bolivia.
Executive Platform.
AN EXILED EX-PRESIDENT.
FIGHTING IN URAGUkY AND CHILE.
AspiNwALL Cry, March 7. |

AsPiNwALL CITY, March 7,
via KINGSTON, JAM, March TO- 1871.
The South American steamer. at this port, brings
the following news
The new government OF Bolivia was established.
1t promises to maintain friendship with Peru, and
had withdrawn the notes addressed to Peru by its
pred decess0rs
MalgarajOs, the eX-Presdent, barely escaped with
his life, the Indians pursuing him over the frontier
into Peru. or his escort OF thirty.six souls only five
accompanied him to Lima, all the rest having been
slain. The Indians committed terrible atrocities
after the battle OF La Paz. Many bodies were mutt
lated.
Morales, In command OF the revOutionists, re-
signed after the battle, but was subsequently pro-
claimed Provisional President OF Bolivia The
Messrs Dreyfus have been appointed fiscal agents Of
the new government In Europe
News has come by way OF Bolivia from Uruguay
that the rebel General Lopez Jordan has been de-
feated and fed into Entre Rios
Advices from Chile to the 10th report fight be.
tween tho troops and 800 Indians, In which the lat
ter were defeated.
Guerrilla warfare was kept up.
The Carracoles mines were yielding wonderfully.
almost on the surface.
The harvest was abundant. The wheat especially
was the finest ever produced.
The San Felippi Railroad was nearly completed.
Shocks Of earthquake were felt at Valparaiso, and
they were accompanied by severe storm, which
did much damage to shipping.
The news from Peru Is unimportant. Two new
lines OF railroad were projected.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH H. 1s7.-rRPLE SHEET

leaving Jamaica for England, where out of hi
savings In Jamaica he has purchased fine
estates for nine thousand pounds sterling
There are countless opportunities equally as
good for those Americans who wish to come
and do likewise.
DEMERARA.
At Demerara large meeting Of planters
has been held, at which they resolved to ask
the government to make arrangements for re-
opening Chinese immigration on basis of ten
or fourteen years residence in the colony, five
Of them to be under indenture; they are then
to have free passage back after the ten or
fifteen years residence. The Cinnamon are
considered superior laborers to the coolies.
A grand exhibition of native industry has
been opened by Governor Scott, of Demerara,
in the newly erected Museum Gold aud silver
medals have been distributed. Some merto-
rious paintings by Chinese laborers have
SssA~SSSN SAoWuos AAOy oiO vAOWU Va lOCut
places, and the coloring is excellent, but
grouping and perspective have been totally
disregarded Yet they are works OF high
merit, and the Governor has purchased the
entire lot at high figure.
THE HENRY oHAUNoRY.
The Pacific mail steamer Henry Chauncey
has arrived from Aspinwall, where she was
detained waiting for the steamer on the Pacific
side. She has one hundred and eighty -four
passengers from Aspinwall, and will take eight
from here, with $3.50 in specie and eight
hundred packages of Jamaica fruit. She sails
this afternoon. All well on board.
THE AsprNwALL CABLE.
The steamers Dacia and Suffolk will coml
mence graphing for the Aspinwall cable as
soon as the weather becomes favorable.
A project has been started for branch line
of British steamers from Jamaica to New York
via Santiago de Cuba and Havana.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
GENERAL REPORTS.
Return Of the Grand Duke of
Baden to Carlsruhe.
Fatal Railroad Collision Near
Puteaux.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 10, 1871.
Advices from various points contain the fol-
lowing news, which forward for the informa-
ton of the NEW YORK HERALD
RETURN HOME OF THE GRAND DUKE OF BADEN.
A despatch announces the return of the
Grand Duke of Baden to Carlsruhe, and says
the event was the occasion of great public re-
joicing.
FATAL COLLISION.
A Paris despatch, dated to-day, says that a
long train of cars, filed with German wounded
returning home, was run into yesterday by a
freight train, near Puteaux, on the Paris and
Versailles Railway. Nineteen passenger cars
were broken to pieces. The number of soldiers
killed and injured is unknown
AN ACCOUNT OF GERMAN DEpREDATIoNs.
The French Minister of Finance, NJ Pouyer-
Quertier, has requested from the heads of the
departments an exact account of the depreda-
tions committed by the Prussians, as basis
for the abatement or taxes IN the revision or
the next budget.
a.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT DIEppE AND RoUEN.
A despatch from Dieppe to-day says that
discharged Mobile Guards from the Army Of
the North are arriving at that place.
A review of 10000 French troops will be
hold at Roman tn ,nOrrow
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The telegraph lines leading into the city Of
Paris are still unrepaired, and messages are
transmitted via Versailles.
The Anti-German League in Paris grows
rapidly in strength and numbers.
1t is thought that the first instalment of the
indemnify will be raised solely in France.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
UNITED ITALY.
King Victor Emmanuel Annoyed by Newspaper
specials Pspal Guarantees.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, March 10, 1871.
The King OF Italy reads the foreign newspapers
with a considerable degree OF attention. He Is fire.
qucn,ly annoyed By the productions OF some of the
European "speclal' letter writers so far as they
pretend to speak of his diplomacy and mode OF ex
ecutlve rule.
have to announce by cable to the HERALD to-day
that His Majesty Victor Emmanuel denounces as "a
forgeryn letter credited to him by the Paris cor
respondent or the London Times expressive OF sur.
prise ana disappointment at the hard terms In
fcted upon France by Prussia and especially as to
cession or territory
The letter was stated TO have been written to tue
Emperor William.
The Italian Legislative Chamber is stu engaged In
the discussion CT the Papal Guarantees Dill.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
M e x I 9 o.
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT VIA HAVANA.
Meeting Of Congress- Trouble on Ac-
count Of War Expenses.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Cry or MEXICO Feb. 27, 1871.
Congress will meet on the 9Th Of March,
when the impes schment ball opens by reason
of $1 900, 600 being charged for extraordinary
secret expenses Of the War Department, which
are accounted for as being necessarily ex-
pended in putting down the San Luis revou-
tion.
Manuel Asperez, Acting Secretary of State,
goes to San Francisco as Mexican Consul,
matters on the Pacific coast requiring first
class statesman.
The Italian Minister is en- route from Italy
with the new treaty.
The Mexican government promises to pro-
tect Americans in Tehuantepec who are threat
ened because they have claims before the mixed
commission.
Another Candidate for tho PresidcDcy-Tho
Governor OF Jalisc0 DepOsea-The Million
Deficiency in the Trensmry-Charges Against
Juarex-Dcstruction Of Timber ON the 18th
mus of Tehuantepec-PrOspects OF Rsvo-
luton.
CITY OF MExICO, March g.
via HAVANA, March 10, l87l.f
Governor Pesquiera, OF Sonora, has been put into
the field as candidate for the Presidency Four can
didates are now running, aud two more are
spoken OF.
The Legislature OF Jallsco has deposed the Cover
nor OF that State.
The Governor OF Oaxaca having grossly Ill treated
some citizens OF the United States, Minister Nelson
has addressed the general government on the
SUBJECT.
The investigating committee or Congress has dis
covered defalcation OF $1,000 600 In the Treasury
Department. Senior Romero has determined to
resign before the meeting OF Congress- The press
attack him and point with suspicion to the large
amount OF property owned by him in the city and
country, which they say is estimated at 100000
In value. When the books or the Treasury Depart
ment were demanded by the Congressional Com
mittee Romero lefused to deliver them, and the
chairman OF the committee has signed statement
to the effect that the Treasurer refused obey the
laws at the express order or tho Minister OF the
Treasury.
The Central Club Of the capital has appointed
Generals Negrete ana ylabos to draw up an act OF
accusation against President Juarez.
Washingt0ns Birthday was duly celebrated here.
The American colors displayed In various quar-
ters Of the city.
The Fede,aitsta complains OF the Indlscriminate
destruction OF trees the Isthmus OF Tenuantepec.
The election excitement continues. 1t is the gene
raj belief that revolution will follow the election
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
TELEGRAMS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 10, 1871.
The report Of the proceedings Of the British Par
lament during this evening" which forward by
cable to the HERALD, does not embrace anything OF
exciting moment.
During the session OF the House OF Commons in
reply to question: viscount Enfield, Under Foreign
Secretary, admitted that 'Engand's offer or media
alton between Germany and France was sent 10
Count Bismarck through the Prussiam Ambassador
at London fortnight ago, ana that 1t still remained
unansweredn
Premier Gladstone stated that the government
chad no intention Of proposing any legislation to
prohibit the expectation OF arms"
Mr.. Hugcssen, Under Colonial Secretary, ex-
pIaned that Of the $4,000 appropriated for the de-
fence of Quebec oil was to be applied to the erection
of works south or the river st. Lawrence none to
the Notifications on the north bank.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
BRITISH INDIA.
The Eastern Imperial Budges-Favorable Stats, OF
Finance-rhe Revenue from Opium.
TELEGRAM, TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 10, 1871.
/ have received o telegram report from British
india, dated at Calcutta yesterday evening, the 9th
instant.
Its contents are quito interesting.
His Excelency the Governor General, Lord Mayo.
has had the budget OF Eastern empire prepared
with great care. The financial statistics shoY .
very favorable exhibit of the ilnarces OF Indie The
budget provides for reduction OF the income '.x,
and estimates the revenue Tor tbe year. nom oJium
alone, at Ga 01o,0o1
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
THE EUROPEAN CONFER
ENCE.
No Session After the Latest Adjournment.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 10, 1871.
The members OF the European Conference on the
BLACK Sea navigation question and the revision Of
the treaty OF Paris of 1856 10 have reassembed
IN TINS city today after the adjournments which
have taken place since the 10th OF February.
Contrary to expectation the Conference dd not
Sit
When the next session will be held is not known
ct the moment when forward this telegram ny
cable to the HERALD
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
London Change in Neutral Financial Diplomacy.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March 10, 1871.

LONDON, March 10, ISL.
AS predcated to the HERALD by cable telegram
yesterday the London 'Change is likely to use the
treasury necessities OF the Czar OF Russia for new
loan as means of obta,ninga settlement OF the
Black sea navigation questions it may BE- in favor of
Turkey
have to report to-day that a protest Is clrcu'a
ting signature In the Exchange against The intro
duction OF the Russian loan into the market. pend
Ing tue decision Of the Black Sea Conferences
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
F r A N G E..
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
m. THEIRS TO DISSOLVE THE ASSEMBL Y.
---~>~>-~---~~~~----
The People to Decide Upon the
Form Of Government.
~~~o>~~>>>~>~N>~>~~~~~>>
French Generals Working to
Restore the Empire.
Numerous BOnapartist Meetings
i'm the Provinces.
TIE NAVY TO BE REDUCED.
TIE NAVY TO BE REDUCED.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeaALn
LONDON, March 10, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the New YORK HERALD correspondent at
Paris, dated to-day. Your correspondent
aays:-
THE ASSEMBLY TO BE DISSOLVED.
l am able to report on good authority that
M. Theirs has resolved to dissolve the French
National Assembly at an early day and appeal
to the people through the ple6iscite to decide
upon the form of government which France
shall have.
FRENCH GENERALS WORKING FOR NAPOLEON.
This resolution is partly due to the reaction
which is taking place throughout France
among the leading military men, the soldiers
and the citizens. Generals Ducrot, Chanzy
and Faidherbe, the last two commanding the
principal French armies now in the field (the
J Army of the Loire and the Army of the North,
are known to be working energetically for a
restoration of the empire and to be using all
their influence to that end.
BoNAPARTIsT MEETINGS.
1t is significant of the drift of public senti-
ment that for the first time since the overthrow
of the empire last September the adherents of
the dynasty of the Emperor Napoleon have
come out openly and declared their purpose
to re-establish the empire. They are holding
numerous Bonapartist meetings throughout
the provinces.
THE FRENCH NAVY TO BE REDUCED.
The French navy is to be greatly reduced
In strength and efficiency All the dockyards
at L'Orient and Rochefort are to be rented to
private companies and the foreign squadrons
ere to be recalled.
CHANGARNIER ILL.
Advices from Bordeaux report that General
Changarnier is seriously ill.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
Died.

STEyENs.-fn BROOKLYN at the residence or her
parents, 29s new No. Jay street. on Friday, March
10, CATuARISE NJ. STEVENS, beloved wife or George
j. Stevens, and eldest daughter Of James McLaugh-
lin. In the 21th year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family, also
those OF her br0thers-in-law, George w. Smith and
Harold $. Stevens are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF her parents, on
Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock, and thence to
james Cathedral, where funeral services will be
offered, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for Inter.
ment.
For other Deaths see Ninth P1gs.l
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

THE PARIS REDS,
Herald Special Reports from
the French Capital.
Continued Turbulence of the
National Guards.
--~>~~~>~~~->.~,~~~-
An Immense Barricade On the
Rue Saint Pierre.
An Attack on the Insurgents
Expected.
~1~~~~~~o~-~~.>~>~>~>~>o
Threat of the Reds to Dissolve
the Assembly.
The Government Preparing to
Restore Order.
The Government Preparing to
Restore Order.
TeucaAMs TO the NEW Yoax HERALD.


The NEW YORK HERALD special correspond
ent at Paris sends me the following import
ant despatch, dated to-day. He says:-
AN ATTACK ON THE REDS EXPECTED.
The insurgent National Guards at Mont
martre have erected and armed an immense
barricade on the Rue Saint Pierre. The forces
of the government are in readiness, and an
attack upon the barrcade is expected to-day.
The Situation MT nIOntmartre-O Order to BE
Rcstored-COntinued AgitatiOn-A Threat
from vinoy-Interview with De PaIadines-
The Row with Sailors.
LONDON, March 10, 1871.
l have received the following news from
Paris, dated to-day, and forward the same for
publication in the New YORK HERALD
THE SITUATION AT MoNTMARTRE.
One despatch reports that the situation in
the Montmartre district, where The disaffected
battalions Of the National Guards are in
trenched, remained unchanged this afternoon,
nothing new having transpred there. All of
the other quarters of Paris were suet and
orderly.
ORDER TO BE RESTORED.
1t is stated that if the National Guards per-
sist in maintaining their hostile attitude the
French government will soon issue orders to
General de Paladines to restore order in the
disaffected districts.
CONTINUED AGITATION.
The Paris special correspondent of the
London Telegraph reports to that paper under
date Of yesterday March 81 that the National
Guards continue their agitation. 1t is said
that they have threatened to forcibly dissolve
the French National Assembly in the event Of
it's meeting at Versaille1.
THREAT FROM vINoY.
The situation continues so grave that Gen.
eral vinoy, the military commander Of Paris,
threatens to concentrate large force upon
the turbulent National Guards and compel
them to pay obedience to the authorities.
AN INTERVIEW WITH DE PALAD1NEs.
yesterday the officers Of the National
Guards Of the Belleville district were received
by General de Paladines. At the conclusion
Of their interview the officers retired ap-
parently satisfied with the assurances of his
republicanism given them by the General.
THE ROW WITH SAILORS.
The London Times special despatch from
Paris says that party of sailors attempted to
substitute the tricolor for the red flag on the
column of July, which created a great dis
turbance. The sailors were arrested and
imprisoned, quiet restored and the red Gag re-
placed.
AMMUNITION WAGONS PLUNDERED.
The Place de la Bastile is guarded by eight
battalions of the National Guard. Three
ammunition wagons have been plundered by
the malcontents and their escort wounded.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Words Worth X ReaGing.-To Anchor the Hair
firmly the scalp to give usre preserve its color ID
keept pure and free from scur to quicken Its growth to
Improve It's texture, to make and keep what ought
be-he browning personal charm OF both only
necessary 10 use BURNETTS COCOAINE az a daily dress-
iun
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
FRENCH FINANCE.
The Paris Bourse and tho Bank Of France.

PARIS, March 10, 1871.
The rentcs are quoted at fifty -one francs.
The Bank OF France will hereafter publish Its
weekly aud monthly returns, as usual previous 10
the war,
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
The American Loan.

LONDON, March 10, 1871.
The London firms authorized by the United States
Treasury Department have invited applications to
the new American loan.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
Queen Victoria to Appear in state.

LONDON, March 10, 1871.
The Royal Albert Hall, new and magnificent
building erected for the London Exhibition OF 1871
is to be formally opened to the public on the goth of
March by the Queen in person.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

A.-Sprina Styles of GentIemen's Hats JusA
issued by ESPENSCHEID manufactured, lis NassauL
street. Price 81,
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

II the Baby IL Cuttv ~ Teeth, Use that Old
well tried remedy ~ wINSLOW'S SOOTHING
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

suriny styles OF Gents and Boys Hats OF
every descrn,i best quality at reasonable prices
nj BANTAs, r,j7 Canal street, corner OF Wooster
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

A.-Tor Moth Patches, Freckles and Tns
use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Dep z
~ Bond street. New Sold by druggists
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

DR.. sage's Catnrrh Re,nes !y.-s5OO Reward
tor u jncusabe Sold by drug sists or by mail so.
panphle. frcs. Address r. v. iERcE, 4 b. Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

COuCh, tOId or sore Ihroat sequirea
attention. neglect oftentmes resuD in soma
ncurabie lung disease BHOWNs bhONCHfAt TROCHE3
are simple remedy anu VIII almost nvarahy give
date relief. IA
Owing to the good reputation and popW arity the
TIoches many worthess ana cheap mts.9 offered
which are good tog no,hns be sure 20 Jtan the
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Progress No Reply from Prussia
The American Loan-Canadian Defence.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

A.-DandruE May be EHcctunlIy Eradb .ntc
tho scalp by few applications OF HALLS We .etab
Sir In
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Phreno!osical EU .minaiiOns Daily, az 3SO
Broadway Showing Ia ats, defects aud best pursuits
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

All Ready-Knox's Spring style Of Geutss
Hats No 2la Broadway OF Fulton street. Eaough
said.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Royal Envana Loffcry.-For Oniciui Draw
ing Of March see ~ other column
Ti.YLOR CO.. Bankers, ID Wall street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Specially y.-Gentlem silk Hats, e "a.
Broadway STYLES at about half Broadway prices
g. o. ID. HAT COMPANY, 12 Cortandt str e.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

All the Spring styles of Hats for q
Youths. Boys Ladies, Misses and Children now road
J. r. TERRY, 10 Uniou 30
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

A.-Iieerl Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Br Jadway, c)r1er Murray str, u
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Electricity for nheWn1 afIS,,,. 'Neuralnjo. S,c.>
applied by Dr. CHAMBERLIN No. eat Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Dayid,a Spring style Of Eeu tIemen,s Hats-
Saesroom 29SI Broadway near Dulp Z, strae,
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
Herald Special Report from
Panama.
The Revolution in Colombia
Defeat Of the Rebels.
Meeting Of Congress -MureIlO Likely to be
\ Elected President.
TEteGRAMs TO THE NEW Yosx neastD.
PANAMA, March 7,

We have dates from Bogota, the capital or
Colombia, to the 18th ofFebruary. Private adj
vices regarding the rebellion In the State OF
Boyaca state that It has not been ended.
Another battle has been fought on the boan-
dairy line between tho prov inces of soata and
Susacoa, in which the revol,A lonsts were COM
pletey defeated and compelled to evacuats
the capital. The legitimate ,government is
likely to triumph. sehor ReyeA, Secretary OF
State, has charge Of the gov. ,rnment until
President Perez returns from San ntander
The Congress Of the republic ia now IN ses.
sion, and Sehor Murillo is likely.to be elected
President Of the republic.
The remaining States Of the Union arsnnot
likely to be disturbed by the revolutios.i In
Boyaca.
Tho Dariou Exploring Expedition.
AsPINwALL CITY, March 7,
Via KINGSTON, Ja., March 10, 187l.C
Commander Barclay and Paymaster McMa-
hon, of the United States steamer Resaca, have
arrived here from Panama.
They report that Commander Selfrldge, OF
the Darien Expedition, with four officers, four
teen men and ten laborers left Paya on the
18th ult. in steam launch, expecting to be
gone one week.
Others of the expedition were prosecuting
the survey Of the course of the Tuyara river,
and would continue until they met the party
from the Atlantic coast.
NAVAL NEWS.
The United States men -of-war Ossfppee aud
Jamestown are expected to arrive at Panama
within few weeks.
The steamer Henry Chauncey has sailed
from Aspinwall for New York.
The bark Gussil from Baltimore, with q
cargo of coal, ran on reef, and has been cou>
demned.
SAN SALVADOR.
The general news from the Central
American States is unfavorabe.
San Salvador advices TO February I8 show
that war with Honduras is still imminent.
Both sides were preparing for it, and San
Salvador had been declared in state Of siege.
1t was rumored, however, that mediation had
been proposed by Nicaragua and might be
accepted.
NICARAGUA.
The Nicaraguan Congress has refused to
accept the resignation Of the President.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant Spring Hat
call on DOUGAN, 1O2 Nassau, corner Of Ann sraet
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Gents spring Sty!e Hry s-Seven Dollars.
WAREOCK IL CO. Big Broa lway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Gentlemen viii Fiud ths Most Elegant Dress
Hat at TERRY'S, - Union squag.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Cheapest nook stcre in the yLvorld.-Books
LEGGAT BROTHERS, No. ID Beekman street
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Cristndor0's Unrivalled Hair Dyc-Sold
and applied a. wig and scalp factory NJ Asor Houss
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
The Lexington Avenue

The Lexington Avenue
49, TURKISH BATHS
corner rwentvdtth street.
Establishment In this
In heht and aoslsy OF temperature ventilation ami
shfu shampooas superior to any IN ths Old Wcd tho
New.
Open for gentlemen constantly day aud night.
Separate Department Tor Laiiess
open from A. u. 10 . Z. h.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

[For other Deaths sea Ninth P1ge.l