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ITALIAN LEGISLATION.
Ex raordinary Efforts to Arm the Nation-Ihe
Relations TO Rome.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, March Is, 1871.
Advlces which have received from excellent
sources OF information enable me to state TO the
HERALD, by cable telegram that the Italian govern
ment is uneasy on account OF the existing situation
OF affairs, internal and external. His Majesty's
Cabinet fears new trouble at the East as between
North Germany and Austria. This is made evident
by the fact that the Minister'S have asked for an ex-
traordinary credit OF hundred and fifty or two
hundred millions OF lire for the completion OF the
armament of the kingdom.
The debate upon the subject of the reorganiz
OF the army has been closed in the Senate, and the
adjournment of that body at an early day Is ex-
pected.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies has approved
the bill providing guarantees for the bishops Of the
Catholic Church.
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Diamond Cut DinmOnd.o

A sort of diamond cut diamond" case
came up yesterday before Judge Sutherland,
of the Supreme Court Its salient point was
the 'influence" dodge, which lately has
become quite frequent and potent lever in
operations to secure money otherwise than by
honest toll and legitimate merit According
to the plaintiffs showing the defendant in the
case represented to him that valid claim
against the United States government
for twenty thousand dollars could be
bought for about half this amount,
and that he could ''infuence" the
Third Auditor of the United States Trea-
sury to take up this claim out of its order and
pass il at once, when the only remaining
required formula would be warrant on the
United States Treasury and pocketing the
full amount O; the claim. Ii was stipulated
that the claim negot.ator should bring this
4'intluence' to bear upon the Third Auditor at
once. 1t is said that he agreed to do SO, and
next day reported that he had, and that the
financial !unctionary in question promised
forthwith 70 audit and allow the claim. The
plaintiff paid over the stipulated price for
the claim Instead Of being promptly allowed
the claim was disallowed. Still smartng from
the loss Of his money, although this little trans
action occurred some four years ago, the
plaintiff yesterday brought suit to recover the
amount. He claimed that the money was
obtained from him through fraudulent repre-
scntatcns. The defendant denied the allega-
tions Of fraud, and pleaded as q bar to the
actioI that the plaintiff bought the
claim in violation of the laws of
the United States and knowing at the
time that such purchase was in violation Of
such laws. The Judge put quiet quietus on
the suit BY dismissing the complaint. Both
parties, he said, we're equally wrong, and
to entertain such q complaint would be against
public policy and manifestly contrary to the
plainest principles Of justice. The suit and
Its sequel portray moral he who runs
and particularly after claims against the gov
ernment to buy them up cheap-may easily
read.
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~ A + OIL e o NJ,
The EX-EmperOr Still at
WiihelmshOhe.
PERMISSION GRANTED HIM TO LEAVE,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, March Is, 1871.
II would appear, from the following de-
spatch, which l forward for the use of the
New YORK HERALD, that the ex-Emperor
Napoleon has not yet left Wilhelmshohe, as
was reported yesterday.
WHEN NAPOLEON WILL LEAVE.
The London Times has q special despatch
from Cassel which says the departure of
Napoleon for Chiselhurst is certain to occur
within a few days The ex-Emperor is known
to have written to the Emperor William for
permission to leave his palace prison for that
purpose, and is believed to have received an
affirmative reply.
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THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Recognition by Denmark and
Sweden.
PROPOSED MILITARY REORGANIZATION.
JULES FAVRE RETURNED FROM FERRIERES.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.


LONDON, March Is, 1871.
| am enabled to report the following news for
the information of the New YORK HERALD -
CABINET COUNCIL.
To-day there was a council of the French
Cabinet held in Paris. 1t was presided over
by NJ. Theirs.
The French republic has been formally
recognized by the governments of Denmark
and Sweden.
FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
Prince Metternich to-day presented his
credentials to M. Theirs as Ambassador from
Austria to the new government of France.
The Portuguese Minister also waited upon the
Chief Executive and presented his credentials.
MILITARY REORGANIZATION.
A new project of law framed by the French
government for the reorganization and control
of the army has been made public. Under its
provisions all Frenchmen are to serve COM
pulsorily for three years in the regulars and
subsequently similar length of time in the re-
serves. The law has to receive the sanction
of the National Assembly
RETURN OF JULES FAvRE
M. Favre has returned to Paris from
Ferrieres. The object of his mission, which,
it has been stated, was to protest against the
continuance of acquisitions by the Germans,
is yet unknown.
PREPARING FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
President Thiers has gone to Versailles to
make preparations for the reception of the
Assembly. AS mark of respect for that
body the meetings of the Cabinet will here
after be held at Versailles.
THE sINEws OF GOVERNMENT
lie Soir says the Assembly have granted
President Theirs a supply of 5000, 900 francs
for the immediate expenses of the govern
ment.
VALUE OF THE CROWN PROPERTY
1t is estimated that 10000, 900 francs can
be realized from the Crown property and by
the abolition of dotations.
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LONDON, March Is, 1871.
l forward for the New YORK HERALD the
following intelligence
TIRED OF ALsAoE AND LORRAINE.
The Manchester Guardian of to-day states
that Alsace and Lorraine may possibly be
annexed to France for a consideration, and
that unofficial negotiations to that end are
pending.
Won GoEBENs ARMY
The special correspondent of the London
Telegraph at Amiens reports that General Won
Goeben's army is marching frem the north of
France to take up position assigned it in the
new German provinces of Alsace and Lorraine.
NO PEsTILENCE AT VERSAILLES
A report that pestilence has made its
contradicted.
ITEMS FROM PARIS.
All the soldiers whose time of service has
expired leave Paris to-day for their homes.
Marshal MacMahon aud General Cremer are
in Paris.
Two mails leave daily for England.
PROHIBITION.
The German Prefect at Rouen has pro-
hibited the publication of French official docu-
ments by journals in his department on
penalty of suspension.
THE RECENT RIOT AT ZURICH.
The investigation into the recent conflict
between the Germans and French is proceed
ing at Zurich, Switzerland.
INDUSTRIAL ENERGY
Arrangements are being made for French
representation in the exhibitions of 1871 at
London and Florence.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The cattle plague is making the most fear
full havoc in the neghborhood of Lille.
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The E!LKlNS CASE.

Conviction OF Filkins-Sentenced to Twcuty
Years, ImprisOnment-Writ OF Error APP
piled For.
ALBANY, March Is, 1871.
The Jury in the Fllklns case came INTO court this
morning at nine O'CLOCK, and rendered verdict OF
guilty OF robbery in the first degree. The Court i'm.
mediately sentenced the prisoner to twenty years.
Imprisonment In the Clinton Prison, being the Iull
extent OF the law. The prisoners counsel Will pre-
pare bill OF exceptions and apply for writ OF
error and carry the matter before the General Term
oil the supreme Court for review,
The New York herald., 1871-03-16

Coop FOR BRooKLYN.-The Grand Jury
have indicted the city Jail of Brooklyn, in
Raymond street, as nuisance-first, because
it is full Of yermin; second, because, although
there is plenty of room in the building, the
cells are overcrowded; and, third, because the
Grand Jury have discovered some very gross
bad treatment towards u female prisoner.
Now, let us ask whether there is not good
work to be done in this city by our grand
jurics in looking after our jails, station houses
and houses Of detention? 1t is shameful that
large city like Brooklyn should have her
Jail in such condition; but it is creditable to
her that a Grand Jury can be found to remedy
the evi..
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.


"AraIMANIA" (Ihe Lust OF Cold is the title OF MISS
Joanna Pritchard's new play.
ROSE D'ERINA, the Irish prtn,d donna, will sing
choice selection OF Irish melodies at Steinway Hall
on Friday evening.
U. Z. HILLS concert at the Academy on Saturday
Will be OF the grandcst musical OF the
son. Miss Kellogg and Miss Nlninger alone give il a
special interest.
WHEN The ''Back Crook takes It's departure for
Philadelphia, on April 10, Mr.. @. Harry Will replace
Morton the wicked and Harry Leslie VIII
be the Dragondre OF the piece
MIR. HARLEY NEwCoMB announces grand school
festival at the Academy OF Music OH this and Friday
evenings. The soloists will be Miss Beebe, Miss
Rdgway and the Poznanski brothers. 1t will be
very Interesting entertainments
"HoRZoN,n Days new play, will be produced at
the olympic on Monday next with Miss Agnes
Ethel, Miss Ada Harlaad Mrs. T. j. Prior and
Messrs. Fox, Wheatcigh, Mortimer Studley.
Thorne and Pope IN the cast.
ANOTHER DEBuTANTE.-Miss Tinnie Lasar, a ia
Tented young vocalist or this city will give private
concert at Chickering's Hall, in East Fourteenth
street. on Friday evening OF this week. Miss Lasar
will be assisted by Miss Antoinette Sterling,
tralto; Mr.. j. K. Wilson, tenor; Mr. W. G. Baird,
baritone; Mr.. Charles Werner, vooncellis; Messrs.
f. Won Inten and Z. Florls, planists and Mr. s. La
sar, accOmpanyiSt.
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Died.

SwITZER.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. March rs.
HENRY SwITzER, aged 81 years and months. Also,
on same day, JENNIE NJ, wife Of Joseph IL. Switzer
in the 2Sth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the families are in
OF Henry Switzer, ass old No. Pacific street. ON
Friday afternoon. at three O'Clock.
For other Deaths see EtJhth Pd1e.l
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THE EMPEROR WILLIAM,
His Arrival i'm Berlin To-
Day Expected.
Enthusiastic Reception Of Ills Majesty at
Saarbruck and Frankfort.
A Russian Deputation Sent to Berlin to
Salute Him.
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March Is, 1871.
The Emperor William is expected here to-
morrow. He declines an official reception.
ARRIVAL AT sAARBUoK.
A telegram from Saarbuck states that the
Emperor William and party arrived there
to-day. He was received by the Governor
General in the presence of large and enthu-
siastic crowd Of citizens and soldiers and pre-
sented with laurel wreath, the gift of the
people of the Rhine provinces. After brief
rest the Emperor and party resumed their
journey to Berlin.
TIE IMPERIAL PARTY AT FRANKFORT
telegram from Frankfort reports that
the Emperor of Germany, accompanied by
the Grand Duke of Hesse, reached that city
tonight. When the despatch left the
entire city was Illuminated, flags
were flying everywhere and triumphal
arches spanned the principal streets. The ex-
citement and joy of the citizens were un-
bounded. The Burgomaster presented an ad-
dress of welcome and congratulation to the
Emperor.
A RUSSIAN DEPUTATIoN TO SALUTE THE EN-
PEROR.
The Car has sent deputation of distin-
guished officers of the Russian army to salute
the Emperor of Germany on his return to
Berlin. They will be presented to the EN-
peror by Field Marshal Won Wrangel.
The New York herald., 1871-03-16
TIE NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The annual meeting OF the New York Athletic
Club was held yesterday and the following officers
were elected for ensuing year:-Colonel william T..
Van Wyck, President; Charles Delmonico Vice
President; N. 8. Briggs Secretary; Harry A. Hers.
Treasurer. The club Is IN lOurishing condition
and numbers upwards OF 200 members. II mas the
largest ana best boat house the Harlem river and
a spacious gymnasium Eighth street. The opening
games for this wiz take place on the 30t1 OF
Marca.
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PORTO RICO.

Immense Crop Of SUGAR and High Prices.
ST. JOHNS, Feb 2S, 1871.
The sugar crop is immense, but 1t Is behind time.
Shipments will be In full force about the middle OF
this month Planters are asking high prices for
their produce and purchasers will not yield to them
The New York herald., 1871-03-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LosDoN March l5-@ 30 r.
MConsols closed at s for and " for the
American securities quiet ve-twenty bonds, 49, g2 66.
9l6; '67 90 ten-fortes ssi Stocks Is Illinois
Central, 10; Atlantic and Great Western nrmer 82X
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvKRPooL. March Is
80 T. M.Cotton closed active. Mddn. upands, lid
midding Orleans IND The sales Of the day foot up
bales, including 1900 for speculation and export.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr-LIvERrOOL,
March lb-l 80 r. M.Breaisnfs quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Ma MARKEr.-LIvRRpooI., March Is
80 T. M.-Common rosin S. 81 tnrpenune. SIS. 3D.
LONDON PRODUCE MAEKEr.-LoSDoN, March 10
30 M-Tallow AS. 3D. AS Sd tinseed OIL E33 los.
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

National Appeal from Irish Indictments.
LONDON, March Is. 1871.
lam enabled to report to the HERALD that the
London Times to-day, adopting the sentiment which
has just been expressed by Mr. Roebuck in the
manufacturing districts, publishes an editorial
upon the reception of the Fenans In the United
states. 1t considers "the whole proceeding dis.
creditable 20 all concerned in 1t, and appeals TO
honest Americans not to Judge England from Fenian
oratory.D
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ROUM ANA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Slight Hint from Successful German
SpccuatOr.
BERLIN, March 49, 1871.
have been Informed to-day that Count Won Bis
marck has made demand upon the government OF
Roumanta for an acknowledgment that 1t Is bound
10 guarantee the bonds Of the Str0ussberg Railway
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companies and to the laws which govern them.
Several directors of the oldest English Offices,
who are members Of the legislative body, have
heartily expressed their entire approval of the
principles and practical working of the Ameri-
can system of life insurance.
The New York herald., 1871-03-16
SOUTH AMERICA.

Resignation Of the Brazilian Nlinistry-TLc
Revolution in NOutevide0.
RIO JANEIRO, Feb. %,
Via LISBON. March Is, 1871.
The Brazilian Ministry has resigned. Sehor Pa,
ranhos will probably form new Cabinet.
The revolution in Montevideo continues .
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MARCH 16.
1S65-Battle OF Averysborough, N. c., occurred:
rebels defeated.
l797-Battle OF Tagliamento occurred Bonaparta
defeated the Austrians.
425-Emper0r Valentan LII. OF the Western (RO-
NAM empire assassinated.
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AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, March Is. 1871.
The conference OF the leading citizens with Gov
ernor Scott yesterday, the subject OF the disturb
ances In Chester and York counties, had most
satisfactory result The Governor has WITHDRAWN
the state arms from the negro militia, and perIecs
quiet low reiQns In both counties.
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A.-Tho Russian (Vaperl Bathss 23 and %
East Fourth street, block of Broadway are open
daily for gentlemen. from to A. NJ, and from to p u.
Ladies' hours ldaiYl 10 &c IL A. u.
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A Specisty.-Gentlemen's Silk Hats, a.
Broadway styles At about half Broadway prices
g. q. d. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortandt street.
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NIoet & Chand0n's
Champagnes.
A well assorted invoice OF these superior wines
lust received and for sale
ANTHONY OECHG
Soc Agcns tr the United States.
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A.-For Stylish and Elegant Hat Go Dt-
rect to the manufacturer, ESPENScHEID, lis Nassau
sfrn Prlcag
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A.-Eerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray ,.rsst
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A.-Stylish Spring Overcoats, SIS and $40.
WOOD & WHRING 9S Bowery.

A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Spring Hns
call on DOUGAN, l02 Nassau, corner of Ann straet
The New York herald., 1871-03-16

LuxnriOus Flowing Hair.-Chemical Annlys
sis has satisfied the anxious world that CHEvALlER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR contains the only vegetable sub
gray hair, stop hs falling and ~
its WITH
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Hair.-Oid DIR. Grnndjean's Compositions
prevent the Hair from falling out turning pe,ay1
dangerous" Use at and your hair. Depot.
WkMYSS' Bazaar, $50 Broadway.
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"Alna! What Shall Use 90
USE RESTORER AMERICA; II alone wfll restore yonR
faded resses to their wonted glory,
wheness and render hecatomb rare az
otics dinising incense tit Tor the gods.
Prepared by l. j. O'BRIEN, 202 East Thhteth srees
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Gentlemen's Hats-Spinx Stylc-Seveu Dol.
lars WARNOCK CO., $40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-16

A.-pnblic Sneakers and Singers will ind
"BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES" beneficial In clear
Ing the voice before speaking singing aud relieving th
throat after unusual exeon OF the Toca organs having
peculiar adoption affections which disturb the
speech For Coughs and Colds The Troches efectuaL
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A III U S Z III EN- rs.

NILSSON IN ORAToRIo -steinway Hall was again
crowded last nignt despite the weather.
beng the second appearance OF Mile Nilsson IN this
city since her return from the West. The oratoriG
was the delightful 'Creationn OF one OF the most
delightful composers that ever existed. Mile. Nilsson
was assisted by Miss Pauline Canlssa the favorite
young Drtna donna; George Simpson, the regular
tenor Of oratoro; whitney. the Boston basso; s. r.
Warren, organlst, and the Medelssohn Union. under
the direction OF George Bristow "Wth verduro
Cladn and "On Mighty Pens" were rendered by Mile.
Nilsson with that dramatic fire ana expression which
is characteristic OF her style singing and although
at times her voice showed signs OF WEAKNESS, and
many cuts were made In the score, the perform
ance received with great favor by those present
Canssa had also been I'm bed OF sickness this win
ter and this was her first appe rance In public after
mat trial. simpson and Whitney are well Kn0wnin
orat0rlo and dlu not deviate from their usual
standard OF excellence The chorus or the Mende!s-
sohn Union did better under the experienced baton
OF Bristow than any one who knew them IN the past
could have hoped for. repetition OF 'The Crea-
ton' Will doubtless prove an attraction to the me-
tropolilan music lovers and Mr. Strakosch may feel
confident IN having large house as that which
i greeted his Incompatible warbler last evening.
Tine Messiah" Will be given in BROOKLYN on Friday.
ana Two miscellaneous concerts at StelnWay Hall on
Saturday afternoon ana Wednesday, March %.
STADT THEArRE.-Auber's comic opera, "fra
Diavolo," was produced last evening at this
Herr Habemann III the title role stood prominently
forward, and, with all the praise due TO Herr Formes
Glacono, was the feature OF the CASTE His Fra
Diavoo was very enjoyable even TO those who have
seen art,stes OF greater fame in the same part He
rendered the song entitled ''Sehnsucht' QOnging),
composed By MIR. Neuendorr, with dramatic
expression and deservedly applauded.
Mile. Hafner PLAYED and sang sympathetlcally.
but her Ierlina was not quite up TO the mark Herr
Homann as Lord Rocbnrg was funny-nothing
more and Herr Alsbr0m's Lorenzo below
medocrlty. Herr Neuendoriris good, painstaking
conductor, and has ut his command a thoroughly
eiiclent band, which Is, however, not quite large
enough for the size OF the house. The chorus was
very iar, and the ensemble seemed to satisfy the
audience exceedingly. Altogether the opera at this
theatre deserves To meet with adequate support
from the public.
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Diamonds BOUGHT and Sold.
GEO. c. ALLEN 5l3 Broadway, under St. Nicholas Hotel
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The First Of the Scason.-Knox spring
styles he mos, styles OF the season. also KNOX,
somehow or other always to be hand viii hid
new and neat designs he TO please sso fc- fun well
he Knows the putc taste Call Aim,
broadway sna Fulton street. He viii suit you.
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To Increase and Thicken tho Growth 81 the
hair HALLS VEGETABLE SICILtAN HAIR Re-
NEWER Nothing batter known 70 science.
The New York herald., 1871-03-16

Gentlemen Will Find the Most Elegant Dress
Hat at TERRYS, 19 Union annare
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The Emper0r's Cabinet in Defence
of Unity of Government.
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Premier Beust's Attitude Toward the
North German Confederation.
No Division Of the AustrO-
German Peoples.
Prussia's Policy and the Science
of PanSlaviSm.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, March Is, 1871.
The subject of Austrian national union, both In
the executive administration OF the law and for the
security OF the obedience Of the different subject
peoples to the imperial control, has attracted de-
gree Of the most serious attention IN political cir
cles since the completion OF the North German
unity by the triumph OF the arms OF the Emperor
William over the forces OF France.
AS an instance OF this state Of feeling am en-
abled to report to-day 10y cable to the HERALD that
during yesterdays session OF the Austrian Rechs-
rath speech was made by Count Hohenwart, Presi-
dent OF the Ministry In defence OF the decree
prohibiting the holding In Vienna a German cele-
bration OF the return OF peace.
In the course of his remarks the President OF the
Ministry alluded to the despatch recently sent for
Count Beust expressive Of the hope 'that the in
crease OF friendship towards Germany would not
affect the individuality of the Austro Hungarian
monarchy" "This increase of friendship" SAID
Count Hohenwalt "would render necessary q care
ful Interpretation of the principle OF natlonaties.
The prohibition was Intended only Tor the preserva-
ton OF order. Tor friendship towards Germany would
be of but little .alue the government were unable
to rule at home.''
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Bismarck Trying to Get Rid Of Alsace
and Lorraine.
Negotiations for Their Return to
France Pending.
MOVEMENTS OF Won G0EBEN'S ARMY.
Arrival of Marshal MacMahor
in Paris.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

LONDON, March Is, 1871.
l forward for the New YORK HERALD the
following intelligence -
The New York herald., 1871-03-16

BERLIN, March Is, 1871.
The Emperor William is expected here to-
morrow. He declines an official reception.
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