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The New York herald., 1871-02-18
French Report of the German
Terms.
The Emperor Williams Movements Con-
tingent Upon Peace. =
RHEUMATISM IN THE IMPERIAL LEG.
Prince Napoleon Denies Offering Himself as
Successor to His Cousin.
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBL Y.
TeLEsRAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

TelE6RAmS TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
Vice Presidents Choscn-M. Thiers Proposed
for the Observation-Disclosures Declines
scrving-EIections Conirmed-The Cham
ber Guarded.
BORDEAUX, Feb ID, 1871.
am enabled to report to the NEW YORK HERALD
that at to.day's session Of the National Assembly
the following named Vice Presidents were chosen
NM. Louis Joseph Martel, Benolst d'Azy, Ludovic
yltet and Leon de Malevile.
N. THEIRS PROPOSED FOR THE PRESIDENCY
resolution was introduced in the Assembly pro-
posing NJ. Theirs for Chief Executive, with authority
to nominate Ministry, but provides that the
power OF the republic shall be exercised under the
control OF the Assembly. The resolution bears the
signatures OF NM Dufaure, De Malevlle, yitet and
st. Hilaire
VIOLENT DENOMINATIONS.
Deputy censured manifestation which was
made yesterday outside Of the Chamber.
and adjured the Paris Deputies SO TO
act as to preserve liberty OF discussion.
Violent recrimnations ensued between the con.
servauve and republican deputies.
ELECTION MATTERS.
letter was subsequently received from General
Faidherbe declining to accept OF membership.
The Senate confirmed the election OF thirty three
Of the Paris Deputies.
HAPPY TRIO.
NM Rochefort, Victor Hugo and Foguet were
present at today's session.
GUARDED BY TROOPS.
The Chamber was strongly guarded by troops
posted outside the building.
M GREvY INSTALLED.
M. Grevy has assumed the Presidency. All the
elections in the Department OF the Seine were con-
frmed.
SIGNIFICANT HINT.
Before the sitting was opened member of the
Left remarked that 10 get here have been obliged
to pass through several lines OF armed men,
shall, therefore, In future come armed myself
Ministers In Bordeaux-M. Thiers in Favor
The Guard Doubled.
BORDEAUX, Feb. II, 1871.
government, have arrived here.
NJ THEIRS IN FAVOR.
A majority of the Committee Of the Assembly is
favorable to the proposal to appoint NJ Theirs chief
OF executive power.
THE GUARD DOUBLED.
The military force posted outside the Assembly
Chamber was doubled to-day.
A Petition from the Prisoners in Germany.
LEIPsIC, Feb II, 1871.
petition to the French National Assembly Is cir.
culating among the prisoners in Germany expressive
of desire for the submission OF the question whether
the form Of government of France Shall be a
monarchy or republic to universal suffrage.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
Waiting the Advent Of the French Repre-
sentative
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. II, 1871.
The great Powers delegates, commissioned to the
European Conference for the consideration OF the
Black Sea navigation question and the revision of the
Treaty OF Paris OF 1856, did not assemble in session
yesterday the members already in London being
disposed to wait the arrival of representative from
France, VINO is expected daily to present his cre
dentials and I'LL the now vacant chair near the geeen
table IN Downing street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
ACCIDENT On THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

passenger who came through the Central Railroad
from Suspension Bridge Yesterday reports that accident
that may have resulted in loss OF life few miles
north OF Syracuse. About O'clock express train
running at the rate of about forty miles hour
hand loaded with railway iron and men, and dashing
into knocked and its living freight of the
heap. The express dashed and did stop learn
he ext o
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SPANISH ROYALISM.
Her Majesty the Queen Again Invalidad.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, Feb. II, 1871.
Her Majesty the Queen OF Spaiu wife of King
Amadeus, meets many unavoidable delays in her
journey en- route to join her husband in Madrid.
She has already been detained in Florence by ILL
ness many days after the date which was first fixed
for her departure, and having at length set out the
court informed to-day by telegram that the Queen
has been compelled by indspositlon to again halt
her cortege at Nice.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT
Legislation on the Papal Temporalities Question.
TELEGRAM 10 rHlSEw YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, Feb IL, 1871.
Italian legislation, particularly on the subject OF
the important issues which are pending between
King Victor Emamnue and the Holy See, progresses
very slowly.
During the Parliamentary session yesterday the
Chamber OF Deputies discussed the PaDal Guarantee
bil and without taking action adjourned until the
Ist of March,
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieutenant Charles Sperry Masters w. II.
Beeher and Benjamin s. Richards, Boaiswaln JO-
sept Mcdonald and Carpenter x. G. Thomas have
been ordered to the supply; Surgeon Adrian Hud-
son to the Worcester. Lieutenant Commander A.
g. Kellogg has been detached from the Naval
Academy, and Master Richard Rush from the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard, and ordered 10 the supply.
The order OF Surgeon Hoehling to the Worccstei
Is revoked
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
England Watching the Continental Alliance
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. II, 1871.
The government Of Her Majesty Queen Victoria
remains anxious on the subject of the Continental
alliances as they may be formed, at least readjused.
after the final conclusion the war between France
and Prussia.
1t is said to-day that the British Foreign Olice has
received no conclusive evidence OF the existence OF
a secret treaty between Russia and Prussia.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE MAssACRES IN GREECE.
A Free Briton" to Go on Trial for Murder
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. IT. 1871.
Ihaye received kilograms for the HERALD from
Athens under date Of to-day, which inform me
that the Court OF Appeal Of Greece has confirmed the
judgment against the accomplices Of the bandits
who perpetrated the Marathon massacre; and that
the Englishman Noel will therefore be placed on trial
at the Assizes for murder.
THE MINISTRY or WAR.
M. CimoleusKy has been appointed Greek Minis
ter of War
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
The TENNESSEE.

War Steamer Seen on Hayti--Supposed to
be the Tennessee.
HAVANA FcD. II, 1871.
vessel which has arrived az the eastern end Of
the island reports having the "a inst. war
steamer or the Haytien coast with three masts.
painted black, bark rggcd, or about 1000 tons,
seaming slowly, and supposed 10 be the Tennessee.
NoTE-Tenncssee is ship rigged.-Ed. HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPAL
tiles.
Danubian Devotion to Legitimate Authority
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BUCHAREST Feb. IL, 1871.
As an indication Of the state Of feeling which
exists In the Danubian Prlncipaties on the sub
ject OF the Eastern question generally, am enabled
to telegraph to the HERALD that the Roumanlan
Senate has voted resolution expressive Of COM
plete devotion towards Prince Charles, and entire
cooperation In the acts of the government.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT G3EeNBUSH.

PoUGHKEEPsIF, N. ", Feb H. 1871.
Information has been received here from reliable source
that the accident last night Greenbush caused
the spreading Of the rails and upon close by
detectives 1t found that the spikes had been
of the rails This Information has been impaired
of the and thorough investigation will take
place Immediately
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
A.-A.-
TIFFANY 4 CO.,
UNION SQUARE.

UNION SQUARE.
ARE RECEIVING DAILY FROM THEIR FACTORY NEW
STYLES AND ARTICLES IN
STERLING SILvERWARE,
DINNER AND DESSERT SETS.
TEA SERVICE,
FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY ARTICLES. FOR
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

A.-Eor Coughs and Throat Disorders Use
"BkoWNs BRONCHIAL TROCHES" having proved iheir
efficacy by test of many years.
have never changed my mind respecting them from ths
nst excepting to think yet better of that which began
thinking well Of" Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHEK.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
AUSTRIAN LEGISLATION.
Organization Of the Upper House Of Parliament.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaALp.

VIENNA, Feb. II, 1871.
The organization of both branches OF the Austrian
Legislature Is now completed.
During the session yesterday the Chevalier Antoine
de Schmerling was chosen Presadsut OF tue upper
house OF the Parliament
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
The Worcester Loading at Boston.


The work OF loading the Worcester, at the wharf
in the Navy Yard, is progressing rapidly. The pur-
chases thus far made by Mr. Avery Plummer, chair
man OF the Purchasing Committee. include 5000
barrels extra -four, 800 barrels Western packed
mess beef 100 barrels shoulders, 100 barrels beans,
100 barrels peas and 500 barrels pilot bread.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
The Movement in philadelphia 100000 TO
be Raised. 1Ay.s..s

PHILADELPHIA Feb. II. 1871
preliminary meeting to organize systematic
course OF action In soliciting subscriptions aid of
the French relief fund was held at the Mayors office
this afternoon committee was appointed to or
ganZe subcommittee to canvass the city. George
w. Childs, OF the Ledger, DreXel & Co., bankers,
and Mr.. William Massey subscribed $500 each on the
spot. 1t Is the intention of the committee to secure
at least 100000 IN before ceaslng their efforts.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
SCISSORS, If | DIE"

Mary Neeke. German widow, residing at 40 Suffolk
street. Yesterday afternoon stabbed herself In the throat with
pair of scissors while in Broome street. near Wooster
she attended by Police Surgeon Frazier To Bel
leyue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE Hu.S0A RIVER STATE HOSPITAL.

PoUGHKEErsIE, Feb. IL, 1871
All work on the Hudson River State Hospital ceased
owing to the lack of funds Nearly 900 thus SeSs
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE FAM HING FE ENGH.

Contributions and Appeals in Aid of the
sufferers by the War.
Mr., Charles Lanier, treasurer OF the fund for the
relief OF the suffering population OF France repo rts
the following subscripnons:-
Total by Chamber of Commerce Committee $67 l3s
BY Produce Exchange Committee. 1903
Total Chamber of Commerce and Produce Exchange
x52 l5S
Mr.. Eugene s. Balm, treasurer of the fund for
the Gold Exchange, acknowledges the receipt OF
$2,276 making the grand total sS4, ,469
The following appeals were made yesterday
TO THE CLERGY or THE COUNTRY.
the m % @ na
her cause but sympathy with her distress that anmates
naons-England, Belgium, Holland and Switzerland are
America allow distance stie her ear!
tans let US show ourselves promp to the csms
comman humanity IN the hunger,ben naked houseless,
tIon should be simultaneous Let all churches on
1
to GSd anS common feeling Of Sympathy ana
ana Is M s the pastors % of % to
their personal zeal in the plan. :
Con,rbuSns can be Forwarded to Charles Laasr No 81
Chairman N. Y. Committee.
ANsoN PHELrs STOKES, Secretary, Chamber of Com.
sEsHS sEw yoEx, "; sEasqgil Ss5: is, isE E D
Onehird of France has been devastated by war and
only its harvest but its seed wheat consumed The
tee of tine Chamber Of Commerce proposes
of seed wheat to France to be carefully dis
tri6uted among the small farmers American farmers
wheat Three RECEIVING stores are open at No "a
Pearl, No. 38 Water and Nos. 30 and ~ Moore
streets, and arrangements have been made
for storage, hghterage and loading free of
charge Cannot the noble farmers who have five or ten
bushels of wheat to get together and load from
their own town and send to New York Free railroad
transportation has already offered compa
mics, and will pay the freight amount 100
The call urgent The time /. short TO be useful this
utmost despatch in your gifts OF seed wheat
starving France. CHARLES H. MARSHALL,
Chairman New York Committee.
Ansos Pnrnrs % srokEs, Secretary of Commerce
HENRY w. BELLOWS, DID.
SUPPLY
Is now at the Navy Yard, and rapidly fitting out.
She viii not he ready for sea for ten days yet,
ana in the meantime the committee deem il imprac
tcabe to purchase many stores. AS soon as the
ship is ready the provisions will be purchased and
placed on board with all possible despatch. Her
voyage 1t IS thought, will occupy about three weeks.
representative of the Chamber of Commerce Will
be sent with the relief stores to cooperate with the
American Ministers In France ana London. well
with the committees there, in the distribution OF
the food
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

a Petition from the Prisoners in Germany.
LEIPsIC, Feb. II, 1871.
petition to the French National Assembly Is cir.
cuating among the prisoners in Germany expressive
of desire for the submission OF the question whether
the form Of government of France Shall be a
monarchy or republic to universal suffrage.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

CIoveriue Supplauts Benxine i'm all It's Uses,
possessing of It's offensive properties. but all its usef
ones prices, 20c. and 25c.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

Cristad0rO's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-SoId
and applied at his and scalp factory, No Asor House
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

cured BY GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM Price 81
Sold by all druggists Depot lss Sixth corner Thr
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

- An Infnllible Cure for CouEis. Colds. Sore
Throat and Hoarseness SMITHS patent Trochea Sold br
/ druggists at 25c. Take no others.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

Good Trade is a Fortune 10 ANY Wan.
ana phrenoogy, as applied at 3s9 Broadway will tell you
what trade to learn
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

Diamonds Bought and S0id.-fseOrGe u
ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
GOODS SENT By EXPRESS, c. O. D.

A.-Hefring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner MURRAY str ,st.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
More Cotton,


LIVERPOOL, Feb. H. 1871.
Arrived to-day, the steamer Cornna, from Savan-
nai January 80, with 1925 bales OF cotton.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

DIR. SaGe's Catarrh Remedy.-$SOO Reward
for An Sold druggists by mail 81 csnts
pamphlet free. Address x. " FIERCE, ~ D., kuaalos
NJ
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
To Romnn cathoIics.-No.sJ OF Saint PETE


the new arst Catholic journal brought special
defence Holy See Is already At No all the
stands to be the finest of Catholic papoe
ever printed IN the United States
Look q = for yourself
p ChAlhs
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

HH EIexnnt Observation-Disclosures AnaIv.
s mas proved satisfactorily to the world that CHEVA-
LlERS LIFE FOR THE HAIR combines the only sub
stance IN the vegetable kingdom gray
stop its falling, increase its growth. Sold by druggists hair
dressers, fancy goods houses.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

oraDn says tne Emperor william Is suffering from q
severe attack OF rheumatism
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

A.-A.-A.
BALL. BLACK co,
sos and b67 Broadway,
invite attention to their large stock OF
WALTHAM WATCHES
and the low prices ut which they selling them.
These watches greatly excel others made In this
trv in finish variety and in tine timekeepng qualities aud
are far cheaper, quality and pr1ce fully considered.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
Powers Of the British Commissioners-Expla.
nation in the British ParIia

LONDON, Feb. II, 1871
In the House OF Commons tonight yiscount En-
field, replying to question: repeated his statement
OF yesterday that "tne Anglo American Commission
was not authorized to settle the difficulties between
the two countries. Their mission was simply to de-
termine the mode of adjustment II the mixed
Commission preferred, the British claims would
also be submitted to IT,
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
Prince Edward Island Rela xing-United States
Eisher man ssErce I Come md IN

Fishermen "Frce TO Come and GO.o
CHARL0TTETowN. P. E. l., Feb. II. 1871.
The Governor in opening the Legislature repre-
sented the colony as prosperous.
Referring to the fisheries, the Governor said that
the question OF excluding United States vessels
from the colony having been submitted to the I'm
perial government, "a reply was received which led
to removal OF the prohibition restrictions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

| read with interest, whom the archaisms Of
Chaucer and perhaps even Spencer would repel
1t is for sale at Sanlord's.
AuREoLA OR THE BUCK SHEEP, story OF
German social life by Mrs. Adelaide Shelton
Mackenzie. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remson
aud Hahefnger. As story this does not
amount to much, but it has some interest as
picture of life in small German town. For
sale by Sanford & Co.
The THREE KINGS, translated from the Ger
man of Gustav Moritc, by Rebecca H. Schively.
Philadelphia: Lutheran Board of Publication.
This is one ''The Fathcrland Series" prepared
apparently for Sunday school libraries, for
which it seems well adapted. For sale by San
ford & Co.
A DAUGHTER or HETH, anovel, by William
Black. New York; Harper & Brothers. Mr..
Black has not so high a reputation in this
country as in England or as he deserves. He
is quite the equal of any other living English
novelist, though he has not attained the popu-
lartv of Rcade or Trollope. The heroine of
this story is n French girl, transported to the
uncongenial surroundings OF Il Scotch manse
The characters are drawn with great firmness
and dclicacy, and the plot is ingenious, though
not unnatural. The story is well told, but
very sad. 1t is for sale here by L. H. Bigeow
MARTIN CHUZzLEwIT is the fifth of the Ap.
pleton's handy volume series of Dickens. One
volume is published every fortnight. This
edition is neat and cheap. For sale at Bige-
lows.
The SUNDAY MAGAZINE, for September, con-
tains the conclusion OF the story OF the Mine;
America and the Americans, by G. W. G. Blaikie,
is continued, as is the story of Mills V. Clough.
There are religious articles, poetry, &c, and, as
usual, some excellent illustrations.
LIPPINcoTT's MAGAZINE, for October, has
the second instalment of Mr.. Edward Whym-
pcr's admirably illustrated and pleasantly writ
ten sketches Of scrambles among the Alps; the
last of Mr.. Donbovand's "Wild Ireland;" A
Week on the Bergstrasse; Keen Farm, Cali
fornia story, by Prentice milford; some poems
and sketches and is quite up TO this magazines
customary standard of excellence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22
starvation In the Midst of Plenty.

living man is continually exerng mechanical force
and giving of heat; and in proportion he is continually
undergoing loss of weight-that is TO say a
loss. of substance. This lifelong production of
heat and mechanical force is not suspended
even during sleep. Not to farther sleep does not in
terrupt respraOn-a clearly mechanical function. As
TO the generation of heat il is unnecessary to insist 1t
plan that this ccaseless manesting of vital force with
its accompanying and strictly proportional could
not continue forever The man would dwInde to moth
ing But long before the effects of this gradual dimnu
ton become apparent, they felt in the form of the
two mperous sensatlons-hunger and thirst. TO still
these cravings to restore the weight and 10 put the
man in position still to keep losing weight (as the
price of keeping on producing heat and mechanical
force it is necessary that he should he supplied with
three things-ar, water and food Now simply receiv-
ing food into the stomach is not truly receiving into
the system. Strictly speaking, food yingin the stomach
is truly WiboUt and not tcihR the body as is food
held in the hollow of the closed hand Only when IL has
been thoroughly digesed and assimated can it be said
that is really received into the system But how sell
dom is the organism in position thoroughly to assim-
late sufficient food! What the consequences? The
outcome exceeds the income: and the bodily strength
fails because the system longer keep up the mu
tually balancing waste and renovation. Here IL Is that
tonic timulant Csueh Dr. Fsch's Biters proves so
benefcia-it might almost he sand, so Indispensable
slS deoDSyyIw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

prices are moderate. DIR. X. publishes lady's name
without express permission, gentlcmens either, and
therefore none need fear of having their in print
He was visited in New Haven by 700 ladies' all of
whom speak his skill in the highest praise All of
the elite of the city called upon him. Our best known
and most reliable citizens have given him testimonials
and are daily recommending the afflicted to call upon
him. Dr. hmbell guarantees to radically cure the worst
cases of in growing nails, bunons on the joints or
nsteps. or he will forfeit hundred dollars. Life
time cures effected thu worst cases of hard
and soft corns without the least pain. Wens on
the head removed in five minutes. Mocs on the face
and warts on the hands eXerminatedin ten minutes.
This will be DIR. Bimbells last week in Worcester.
Consultation free. DIR Kmbell can be found at his
rooms, at the Bay State House, from A. NJ till 6P.M,
where ladies, well gentlemen can call with perfect
propriety Ladies and gentlemen favOrng Dr. Kimbell
with their patronage may rely upon being treated with
care, tenderness and politcncss
Charges moderate for all operations Life time cures
guaranteed.
REMEMBER !-Business hours from I'll 6. Servants
will be in waiting 10 conduct patients to the Doctors
rooms, at the Bay State House, for a short time only.
au30 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22
WoRCEsT E r.
FRIDAY, SEPT. &c. 1871.


The New York Tammany thieves are now in a
fight place. and seem likely to be fully exposed
and punished II they really get such punish
ment as they deserve, they will spend some
years in the state prison. Not be ne able to
manage tn partial exposure of their thieveres as
they have managed elections, Mayor Hall and
the rest of this infamous gang sought to make
a seapegoat OF Controller Connolly; but he OBJ
iected TO being used in this way; and the result
is that he is likely to turn Estates evidence" He
can give the whole history of the unparalleled
robberies of these Tammany rulers of New
York city, and furnish evidence to convict them.
1t is stated that evidence of the strongest char
acter is accumulated against them already and
that cit seems to assure their speedy punish
ment." 1t is manifest that the present heat
against the rascals is not likely to end in smoke.
Mayor Hall seems to be quite as bad as the
worst of them; and he is now the most desper-
ate in the struggle to evade the overthrow to
which he is doomed. 1t is charged that he and
Tweed contriyed the abstraction of the vouchers
from the controllers office, and it is beginning
to appear that these men are chiefly responsible
for the payment of the vast sums OF money,
most Of which was appropriated by the ring.
They made a fierce struggle against having
Andrew II. Green placed in charge of the con-
toler's office, and their newspaper or
gaus, the World and Herald, raised an
outcry against this measure; bat it
could not be defeated, and the menaced
thieves must submit to the further exposure of
their villany. The New York Times, referring
to the accommodating evidence against them,
says Before many hours are over, one if not
more of the infamous thieves will be placed in a
position where the advice of a better lawyer
than Hall will be urgently needed" Connolly
appears to be earnestly seeking TO furnish all the
information at his command for use against the
ring, and there is hope that New York city will
be rescued from the rule of piratical Tammany.