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The New York herald., 1871-10-08

THE HERALDs NEWS To-DAY-In the
HERALD to-day we present to our readers news
ofmany instances up to last night, from all parts
In Europe, from China, japan. Australasia,
Africa, South America, Hayti, ST. Domingo and
Mexico, as well as from every portion of our
own Continent and Canada. The HERALD to-
day ID striking illustration of the high point
10 which steam and electricity, made available
BY enterprise and liberality, have raised the
daily press.
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MAoAMPo's CABINET AND CUBA.-The
Gpsnish government of Macampo promises
- uphold the '.national authority" in Cuba.
0eaor Bslaguer, Acting Minister Of State, has
olrcsdy assured Captain General valmaseda
1hns military ''reinforcements will be promptly
dnrpotched" to the island to uphold the
national authority and preserve the integrity
u he Spanish dominion" The spaniards are
prstty well accustomed TO this Ministerial
chaG They get dose of II on every occa-
saon OF change in the Cabinet in Madrid. The
sxoitation OF false feeling OF national duty
4 ! dangerous experiment for placemen In
en- country.
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HONEST Tom MURPHY knows more and says
less than all the republican wirepullers in the
State When he speaks he talks up to the
subject, as his conversation with a HERALD
representative, printed elsewhere, fully proves.
President Grant understands Murphy and
Murphy knows Grant. The Collector is in o
position to laugh at the attacks of his enemies
and to ask his prosecutors, qui 5onos The
President was long since made acquainted
with the charges against Mr.. Murphy, and pro-
nounced them absurd.
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MAJOR JUNrUs B. WHEELER, Of the Engi-
neer Corps, has been appointed Professor Of
Engineering at the Military Academy, vice
Professor Mahan, deceased. Major Wheeler
has high reputation as an engineer, and his
appointment gives great satisfaction et West
Point
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ExBEzzLNa PUBLIC FUNDS is no longe

EABRzzLING PUBLIC FUNDS is no longer
either . safe or respectable business. Pay
master Hodge, of Washington, who made
way with half q million which belonged to
the government, has been convicted Of the
offence and severe punishment inflicted upon
him; and yesterday Major General Bowman
late Deputy Collector of the port Of Baltimore,
wss found guilty of similar crime. The
administration is keeping sharp watch upon
IT. subordinates, and appears determined to
redeem the Presidents promise Of an honest
: objection and disbursement Of the public re-
anue.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD IN JERSEY.
From the Jersey city Herald, oct

from The Jersey City Herald, Oct. III
The NEW YORK HERALD Is doing good WORK for
the people OF Jersey City in exposing the BumsteS
Ring and showing how the citizens are plundcrcd
by Infamous COMMISSIONS, which corrupt ana
shameless Lep'-laturc sadded on Jersey CITY, Tho
EN stands by the rights OF the peoples
au0 I'd ana plundered taxpayers owe 10
ceut ks and gratitude for its timely and
fNNY IN, and its plain and irrcfutabAe
conviction thieves and robbers Let no one
10 expose OF the Bumsted banditts
sw YORK HERALD. which we COPY N
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THE VKNEzuRLAN CONVENIENT and troops
surprised party Of armed revolutionists near
Rio Chico the other day. They vanquished
them IN the field and then slaughtered every
man Of them to death. That's the way in
which they get rid of opposition ticket"
voters in South America
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TIE OLD LADY IN THREADNEEDLR STREET
appears to be greatly agitated over the ship
ment Of her specie by the French to pay the
indemnify to the Germans On Thursday the
Bank of England rate Of discount was raised
to four per cent, but this failing to stop the
outflow Of lucre the directors got together in
hot haste yesterday and raised the rate to five
per cent
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THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT is debating the
propriety of abandoning the colony Of Algeria.
The nativist agitation is exceedingly trouble
some to the officers of the republic. What's
to be done? Give it up, perhaps. French
men have never been successful colonists.
They sailed to Algeria Gin freedoms name; F"
but, having conquered, they
Nestled In the pirates hold; nercer pirate tar.
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the subject OF abortions, anA quotes the acton
Of the New York Academy Of Medicine n
response thereto.
Our brethren Of the country religious press
furnish us with nothing new or novel in their
line.
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WOQD,8 MUSEUM. Broadway, corner Goth st-Perrorm
1Dcngr Afternoon and evcning-THK CHILD sTRALER
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct ZIP. M.
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0GxnPIc THEATRE Broadwsy.-rmr BALLET PAN.
1onmn on HUnrrr DUNPTr.
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nowERY rHEArRE. Bowery.-DrrAx OF DESTINY
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NtBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
ouseon srscth-THx SrRExrs OF NEW YORK.
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XALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
nh JBALoUs WIFE
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AoADEnT OF Music. Fourteenth s.ree,.-EseLrsu
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kxNo HRkRY VIII
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The time has come for good men TO assert them
selves IN tneir political associations and by main
tanning their integrity among bad men, compel their
action TO promote honesty. II good men are pow
erless In such associations TO secure the OF
tne rignt, tnen let them band themselves the
friends OF virtue. order and truth and demonstrate
by their votes that they WILL be used as the tools
OF the wicked.
The Eodngettst says nothing about the Ring,
but exclaims, right joyfuy, ''Mormonism is
doomed"
The Independent is out with we'll executed
woodcut in it's monthly illustrated edition, in
which we are happily reminded every month
that the lamented Lincoln once had Cabinet.
It's principal editorial lays out ''The Duties Of
New York Republicans" in the course Of
which it says
The contribution which Mr.. Murphy the Coilcc.
tor at the port OF New York, may and should
make TO the harmony or the republican party con-
slsts In retiring from his Official position.
Mr.. Beecher's magnanimity in wanting to
give the Tammany sinners q chance to repent
before they are sent headlong to the bottomless
pit is regarded by the Independent as ''mis-
placed" The Independent itself is frequently
the victim Of misplaced confidence, particu-
larly when 1t imagines that cumbersome pro-
portions, and not brains, constitute newspa-
per, clerical or secular.
Saint Peter is especially eulogistic upon what
it calls "Judge Bedford's able Roman Catholic
charge 70 the Grand Jurors Of New York on
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TNlfHrsphlc Breyitlea

Telf4rapnlc brevttes. sss-.s,s=
sp.,s has change Of Ministry. e J
The Mackefel seasosl Is failure. :
New Oiieeis IL out ~ yellow fever.
Jno. O. Dpnn, ~. p. n. of pi,,sbure,
died TbursdsY. a ia
Mr.. Wharton-the Baltimore Borvi.-
has . chang. Of venue to Annie Arundel
cnunty.
Alexis viii visit Washington, Niagara,
-chicsgo and San Francisco. He says he
wants To see IL prairie, y
r. A heavy fire rngtry in the w'~ds in Wood
county. o.. near Cincinnati. has driven the
inhaUitunts I" more secure localities.
A fire nj Burlington Iowa Thursday,
burned Willard, Ttnnlison 4 Co.'S. planning
mill, lumber yard, brewery aud several res
hiences Loss t75. 900. ~aas ,n ..a ..
Catacaxy the Russian Minister in dis
grace nj Washington. Fish tells him Grant
will nut see him. except in company vi Il
Alexis. and will not talk with him then.
The COMMITTEES of seventy are exposing
enorn,"us frauds perpctrated in the building
Of the Court House. A. Oakley Hall signed
all the vouchers. and is sued for malf.as
ance. ,e... 5..... oh ...sr..g... ..5.F,ptl. /.
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Noyes Is making the best campaign since
the days Of old Tom Corvin. ard Ohio yill,
o. Tuesday not, increase ~ majority Of
last year Ndh,apians appreciate the ccm!.
plimest done clsgett In ~ appointmeatS
and hs friendS will wait With eagerness ~
'idinp Of hoy our DELEGATE fulhl'' The
expectations. So @ss----'47"-"
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SUMMONS.

III ~ - 81 vi N1~1N9. 4 4 II !
Territory Ut Montana County Of Deer L0dge-ln Jos.
tees Court. Lincoln township .
A. p Rose, plaintiff. cts &vs Alexander Midbow, do.
Acknowledgement demand, $:alSl. t~i . +
The people Ut the Territory Of Montana to A.exandes
A Wtd.Ow. GretliSg: FL -'Slr-4 '.- /
,SNOU are hereby commanded to be and appear hsfors
! me-. NJ my Office NJ SpI nghcd. In Lincoln Town
tcsnier. 1871, NJ - O'Clock .aii day. to nuswer
ihe complaint Ot @aid plaintiff now ille IN my 0c
wh0 you tOiccNes Thirty xnd 81 100 d0aps bal
ance due Oh h,ok account tor merchandise Aud II
you tnil 10 appear snd answer raid c.mp lant jnds
meht will then and tcie be taken ~ dust you f0s raid
Thirty and 6l-liO dOair aud o. t. Of actiOr. a., !
Given under my hand. this I'd day Ut October. A. D.
1871. sa h., ags',n..a II G. N LAWRLNCE
lisa Justice III the Peacu,
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TE).EGRAMS IN BRIEF.

0seeley b hack h New Yosk. t,ss.S ebast-@
Arizona j. snkerinz from droath Il "s4auaa
Cork hsd email rins On Monday. -z.l-....
Th~ smallpox y raging u Hsonklyn,
7 Seward a,siasd At New York "a Tncsdsy. 's''tif7
The Cuhan insnrRents still propose to aght. 7nj~
!, Booths tsfncial majority r $685. Psehec0 hI7n
Conetantinoplc has ,eventy casas Of cholsra day.
The expositioa u th~ Tamnsny frsnds coniinno
II AOeh%SOstS ssssence u eommuteA 10 bsni.Amnent.
Hsavy Arss ass ragiaE ahss H. T.,aAo . fwshat
Railroad. st9su 1851
Chrsgo has hsd several destructive Arcs within tn,
r~-t $3.50 18TH sFaI -Hf03 HassH*l H1Gi-
!,sWhs.s = ~ . ssssaad hssaas - pr hmarsa' i.
tsan Frapciaeo. 1sai saataaans Inc .I{NaaR3
les.ap Aoosss psps hssss' Philadelphia, hnsnet
Sept a st., ..t. .tss....,.
BeItn.p. Rosssss, I Dsaaso md cssssswe,l ~ il
WSeannetoa. III efgsesas eea EAsssa'6 s8I
Msxteant ssd,h - 1aldiag = - villa Tivr Ard
cap<arjug stock. .a;t.s,.4 ~ b..sss 81 ,..fi
~ coa,s pefss s.ise !. dsso.seaas colys's in..s
fssace With Csook st'iff' - .s's.ss'a'
vaos Hsss = ias.ssssss ~stA 5Aisss 10 Roche
4 \ y .e.i,- - -. !. csiease. Heaav .lsa.
M a16aa kespG. 49,
vtny siysel: 4 rsseaaaspsl. assstIipsss tossaaps
1ea1ay. - fsjlo6. .sfta If anh I'll arssaasfS
Dsesssas lers aslsre ass~sse Innss ,ssd Iaaly
sespeeging ~ ydatjaral 49,.
III lajr esssss u thaixa. pssaaiasst died
lb'0AG vtaocieo6 4s6sday. u ts9i aH .4stsfsoW
q 4 ssss1lD<aAn ~ siaer - iaaltss sAses: ~as
nps1esr1 ~ lDdiane ssar Tsessa. af,isd Fl s4tG.l
~ esss = Miaaesoea ~ vs1 Asslne9iys. Hoalsl
m eatlss towss hAEs hsca bar1sG
Firs ~ swspt over TX ooastiss q Minoest q
y NeIAea ssN nseh Sanagp ~asdoss. &C r..
Tbs nm q ~ = Palsick 0o,d cenpePy. = Piasl,
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tetesasssss1s - -. Dsaaa6D issuss1ly
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psss.s VI 80 1IIDa . - Nv Z
$500 " afs ssss5 yissss 49, Ill ~ III fs1 III
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$1,000 - 1nl1ia -
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THETERRITORY.
Herald, 2.

f..f a+Et I. Herald. 2. '-t. :t r.IHtN .
PC Charley Goodwin, "lias - Shavey" shot
and killed II. w. forkey, . gambler, in He.
lena Oct. 1st Sbavey was arrested. 80. !.
Secretary Galloway aud family have return.
ed to Virginia -. Tie Herald had In fire.
pr,,of 1000 pounds Ut type, 50 fonts Ut wMnl
type and 500 p,un.ls of ink. which was saw.
I'd. All lAoks and papers in the safe were
uninjured. ~f,t s.s9a 'sa g.. g.. F
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~''.. BORN,
II, Do.s.-To the wifu Of Cornelius Hedges, Helena.
Sept. ~. \ ron. =. ii -
BowJe-scpL ~, ~ yuewngUrC g. n DUwr, gmugu
Ter. ~
EyAx.-ssps .. in Deer Lodge valley, u the wife Of
l. p. r Eval,s, 4 daughter. F5'>' 'F'
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+ sfFtaTho 1Brld0l l.hNlml0er. 4As
ESSAIS Fur Young MN, Oh Great S.,c'al Evils
and Abn.es. when intifSse with MAaRIA.k--with
cere sneass " relief ~ the Ellng and UultNSMnalr,
diseased and dehiltatpd. Hsut trey Ut chatr In seH
ID envelopes. Address. How RD Association. No I
NJ Ninth u Philadelphia, Pa 5SG Sfs ll0-lyr
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Second class Stage and Railroad Fal
= o.. lease No. CAL f.

!. 60: ~. o. lease No. Cal -.||.E I
.. Assigned 's Notice. 4.
m yne euyn~sv xvuvvvr sas Dsssssys 1evssaua tyr
rtOry. +'' A 7<*
In the ''fss. { t,s J:r'' s'"'' Bankruptcy
DIsrRicr or MONTANA TERRIToRy-SS.
TUE ind vt ned hereby gives notice II his appoint.
lmei,t ~ Aaslgne.s Ut James Stunt. Of Uuer Ls1x
IN the county, nj Deer Lodge and Territory Ut M,,.
tam" who hss been adjmlred bankrupt upon the ~:
said dis,vlct. Z. ROBINSON.
& Dated. Sept al, 1871. ll64t Assignee, etc.
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= AT meeting Of tile stockholders in the
Fair A"easiaii1n.- held Inst evening nj the
Academy, ON Rsn'ncy street, about two
thirds ut the stock was =. presented. The
following gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year. viz: John Kinna.
Patrick WMnly, John Ming. John Jones.
D A. g. Flowerce. w. G. Walker. Nal. J.
f. Forl,iy, D. Z. Corbin and G. w. Maiher.
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Excelsior h ostss N u.,sut.
]. NJ. STEWARD = CO., PROPRIETORs,
MAIN SrRkET.. ;. ~. :, 49,. Deer Lodge.
auAv1Nl; AttsA up this establishments In eirse
IL Cia. Siyl., with g0Od Co.,ks. ksod Atssudants
aud Good Fare. We are prepared u give
au4 ytRyai MEALS Al ALL HOURS. .ts ia /
And guarantee satisfaction. A sharc Vt patronage 10
rerlr.ttl uiy sOlicited. " SA.ls. a<1a ,'N'tt~ (
~ lfiH., ,atgg1 lIer9aJ. N. STEWARD 4 Co
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thirds ut the stock was :. presented. The
following gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year. viz: John Kinna,
Patrick WMnly, John Ming. John Jones.
D A. g. FIoweree, w. G. Walker. MAJ. J.
+. Forliy, D. q. Corbin and G. w. Ma,her.
t- <g, 4 herald. 8. sa't t' j.
/ In the lomilc trotting race for SEQ, the
horses entered were Droadwater's Bret
Har,c," 8. NJ. .Ilall's BILLY Gray" and
james King : '.2a,,lcr." Bret Harte won
in 1885. Parties are urging the erection
ut astone bkrk On the site Of the burned
"iock. The Her"ld lost its entire files by
the firr. I. .Simvey waved examination aud
II heid for trial. a.tfF .t'" '~.5's' q - ''-'-'
uussffsttss 9a.3.a7 ttsaas -.v. taa .@aia 81 a"85
,yA.s2 a5l5.44si, Herald, l. ~ s. 2st i,
Mr.. J. p. lsa,cs hns go.,e to New York
IL prosecute Mc!Andrew 4 Wann... Capt.
T. r. Fuller II In the city. A. T.. Simmons
10 up from MIX River, and rep,'rts Ii quiet
~. The Con,missi 'ners OF Insane organized
with DR. Nusigl'rod Chsir,nan, D. A. Steele,
Sec. Dr. Shoue II ins,ructe,i " obtain facts
frDtn American Asylums and report. :. Tie
excavation fur The Reduction Works il
completed ~ 9.sl '84t aa;htaftah etn#+N
ii ut 'lHit u btu3 .a5X---e sGf8& jaasis sHa {
stifs xt@ gt3tdl q0lEstss. 4,as IHel uaeds
b The Court House j. Icing reaicd and 9TH
eryi@e improved, ...P g. Davis. the mill |;
terry surgeon ut Bort Benton. died on the
night "f the secsrd inst -. i. Sullivan r.,
ceiyed the contract ~ ~ hsist County gH.l-.
pital patients y - PER week; and DR.. w.
Rsins the mcdicsl sessDsla1cs II o3.7J Der
iQuAr1es.a3 aa3 Til ssahia3t sAt ll;5aaD i
sfiaen Il srahgYHq it'---.,isit 1pt.feit ea sat /
aolisT ,a5tass.i .0asett~. Sliist1 3it8iif eHt /
/ 81 +. Bohml a G.. advertise tn purcl,aes
silver ores in large O., small lqoanti,iss. !.
Mr.. Crnnuss has renewed the P.O tempt
rarlly 70 llalter's Blnck =. TAs propristora
IT ths Hslsna Brrwrsy arr slreadyl psilis9
mp : building n. a Rsdassbnsa cusee4ps,asl
snt asys C,l, Geprxs Asr,has fallen leis 10
N Gasais ut .slN,ut ogc allllinnsa dollars, and
.np.l,sr has disesyere, > new psrtsms worth
,slforssas ~ shia Tor neari Radsrsssry,
# 70 saiEss sdc.5.sss.s. sta5d ihaasiasl
VIE CnllsS bas' ! letter inv arded fsnm
Hon. Js& II Csvass19h, Who received Il
from ne 6testtasy u Inferior. stating pat.
snts hkys been issurd ior IL io IL siissI - 1t
Hs,gns md yIsxinli !. !. e.The fGa,s,fs ~ ~.
ms TN ME- rouis q mocl, moro favo,rl,A. ,le
mar anllcip1,ed, and possesses adyajn,iGaxes
sES.S - hsAfst iai iAas IN ff15 Dig
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eg8 1T i s4s5lnlta Eurls aaizs5N sal'--
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81. Louis. October 5th.The attendance At the Fair
to-day was the largest known. The day gen.
orally observed ~ holiday. and fuly 5000 people
were on the grounds The great featars the ssot.
ting race against time: drst premium $i0Oa distance
six times around the arena. or one mile and 1 half
Ella Wright wos IN s:saH. Prcsidcnt Grant took
three pseuiuls y thu class Of cults for MI work 4
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The farmers themselves have to undergo
al present, that the consumers themselves are
necessarily served with staler articles than
they have right to expect, simply because
tho farmers, in order to get good place in the
Tine, must leave their homes early one day,
and gather their produce two days before it
Is presented in the market. It is nightly
wonder for the ''owls" of newspaper life, who
quit work at two and three o'clock in the
morning. to see long lines of farmers wagons
extending up Fulton street from Washington
Market, sometimes as far as Ann and William
Streets all waiting their turas to dump their
produce among the batchers and consumers
Ia that miraculous mart.
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The Emperor William to Leave for Berlin on
the lth Of March.
lie rs to Remain at the TNile-
ries Five Days.
Proposed Triumphal March OF the Ger
mans Through Paris.
ROUTE OF THE VICTORIOUS ARMY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 6, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the New York HERALD correspondent at Yer
sailles. Your correspondent writes:-
THE EMPERoR's MOVEMENTS.
Arrangements have been made for the re-
turn of the Emperor Of Germany to Berlin by
the Sth of March. The latest reports state
that his Majesty will leave Versailles on the
4th and pass through Minden and Madgeburg
on his way to the Prussian capital.
TRIUMPHAL MARCH.
1t is probable that the Emperor William will
remain at the Tuileries for five days, while
the whole German army oflnvestment marches
through the Arc de Tromphe Avenue Imper-
atrice, Rue Rivoli, to St. Antoine The Ger
mans will simply pass through Paris. Either
side of the route will be cleared Of the inhab-
tants and occupied by the German troops.
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He Announces a New Paper Ad-
vOcating RcSiciGe.
Cause Of the Failure of Bourbaki's
Campaign.
Suffering Of f'rench ssoldiers in Swift
zerland.
y =
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 6, 1871.
My advices from Paris for the New YORK
HERALD are to the effect that NJ. Henri
Rochefort announces the forthcoming issue of
a new paper entitled the Mot d Ordre, which
will advocate regicide.
CAUSE OF BoURBAKIs FAILURE.
A Brussels despatch, dated yesterday,
states that tie Independence Beige has let
ter from Lyons which says that one cause Of
the failure of Bourbaki's campaign was the
absconding Of an army contractor with
large sum of money. The same letter says
General Keller, now at Lyons, will probably
take command of the Alsace region.
THE FRENCH IN SWITZERLAND.
A despatch from Berne, dated on the 4th
inst, reports that there are now 6G, 900 French
soldiers in Switzerland. The men are very
badly clad, and the Swiss government has
asked the French authorities to send clothing
for their use The Germans continued hostili-
ties on the I'd and Sd inst. There are 200
wounded French soldiers in hospital at Neuen-
burg, Baden.
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OHIO INTELLIGENCE.
Shocking Death Of Young Giri-Cincin-
natl Presbyterianism Disturbcd-sunday
Reading Room for Young Women.


natl Presbyteria nism Disturbcd-sunday
Reading Room for Young Women.
CINCINNATI, Feb. G, 1871.
On Saturday morning Martha Kreinzennoss ssper,
seventeen years OF age, employed in Beckett a
Laurie's paper mill, Hamilton ohio. fell through a
trap door on the third floor into the hopper. used
for grinding rags, and before the mill could be stop
ped was literally torn TO pieces.
Considerable interest has been produced among
religious circles from the opening OF the Young
Womens Library, on Sunday afternoon. The Rev.
william +. Brauns, prominent Prcsby teran clergy
man, took ground against 1t in the pulpit, ana to-
day the Presby terrain Ministerial Association
Of this city adopted paper deplorIng
the prevalence of Sa bbath desecration here
and declaring tnat pubic travel, pleasure
excursions, the traffic in Intoxicating liquors
and the sale OF newspapers on sunday was
demoralizlng IN high degree. They express anx.
iey concerning the disposition to promote facilities
for secular reading by opening the public reading
rooms on Sunday and entreat the members OF the
libraries not TO embrace the privileges thus ex-
tended. They favor, also, the establishment OF
religious reading ROOM The meeting Was large
one. with not Que dissenting voice.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
BALL OF THE fFTEEyTq waao TWEED ASSOCIATION.

The annual ball OF the william ". Tweed fifteenth
Ward Association took place at the Metropolitan
Hotel last night The magnificent ballroom was
spendldly decorated anu estooncd with evergreens
and choice and costly flowers. on the door were
elegantly attred ladies' IN every conceivable style OF
CheretlHe from Marie Anfonette to the modern mon
Strosity. Powder and diamonds were in DrollSon
there; gentlemen gotten up IN the most excruclatng
nicety Of dress. Among the most prominent were
noticeable J. W. Fowler, Thomas NJ Brennan, Alger-
non :. sullivan, M. J. McKenna James Il. Daniels
and Captain Henry Hedden. To partlcularile the
ladies where all were beautiful would be bad tasto
and we leave 1t. On the opening OF the ball q
statue OF william VI. Tweed was unveiled, when Mr.
AlgernOn $. Sullivan made an apprOprlate address.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
Funding the National Debt.

On and after the 9th of March next the
Secretary of the Treasury will have an
opportunity of testing the power given
him to refund the national debt at
bower rate of interest. The progress of
The experiment will be interesting to watch.
Hhe terms of the bill passed by Congress last
6ear and slightly amended the present session
are already known to our readers. Opinion
jim financial circles is greatly divided as to the
success which will attend the operation. One
impression is that with fvc-twenties worth less
than par in gold the whole matter will flash
in the pan. Other more sanguine adherents
,of the measure anticipate little or no difficulty
about the gradual conversion of the old debt
into the new. The great drawback will, how
ever, prove to be the different rates of interest
Offered by the various issues of the new loan.
The public mind will be confused by the rela
tive merits Of five per cents, four-and-a-half
Per cents and four per cents. Were the bust
ness to be done over again the proper way
would be to make uniform bond at four per
cent, or even at three-sixty-fve per cent But
the experiment is ready for trial, and let 1t be
made. We are buying experience every day,
and by and by shall have the requisite
amount to get the financial question all
straighten ed out.