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Barque Caroline o Small, Small. from Sunder
land for New Orleans. has been sunk by COLI
sion in the English Channel. Crew saved.
Sch Idaho, Davis. from Portland FIR N York
put into Vineyard Haven I'D inst and grounded
on Canal Flat, but will probably come OF with
ost damage.
Bsis Anvelis, Leightoa. ut New Y ork from
s JoAn. Pr, lost md split sails.
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Sch Gertrude Plummer, of Addison, Plum
mer. has been chartered by Messrs CroweIl &
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vannah,
Sch Sagamon OF Gloucester. has been sold to
Mr.. Alfred Burns Of Waldoboro.
Sch Damon OF Deer Isle, will winter at Prov
idence.
Sch Sarah Mills, Of Dennis and Charger. of
Yarmouth. will minter at New Bedford.
Sch VIII WadswOrth, Of Pembroke has been
sold to Mr. Whalen, of EsstpOrt.
Mr. Aaron Frost Of Pembroke contemplates
building schooner OF about 210 tons. Capt
Joseph Clark will command her.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In shs
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains splendid Cartoon representing
the working Of the Wires and Wheels Of tho Tam
many Machine, together with the very latest News
by Cable up the hour OF publication Or the situa-
ton In France; also TeleRraphc Dispatches from
All Parts OF the World; the Great German Peace
Demonstration In this city and elsewhere; Execar
ton Of Andrew Brentlinger. III Allen county, Oh0s
the Sleepy Hollow Murder; the Joint High CON.
mission; the great Masonic Reception ia Washing
ton OF Earl de Grey, Grand Master OF England; the
Miners War; Collision between United States and
Mexican Soldiers near the boundary; Fr1ghtful Ac-
cGcnt on the Boston, Hartford anu Eric Railroad:
Ruilor, the Condemned ana an Illinois Tragedy.
1t also contains the latest news by telegraph from
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Tho M-x,c batslc.
The War Department has not yet received infor-
nation concerning the reported conflict between
the United States troops ana Mexicans on the Texas
border.
The New Loan.
The National Park Bank OF New York has sub.
scrlbed for 1850 900 OF the new loan. The total OF
subscriptions thus far amount to sos, 100000 The
Secretary Of tine Treasury Is encouraged by the
prospect OF the continuance OF large subscriptions
especially when the bonds ready to be delivered,
which will be about the LIST oi May the subscriptions
being thus far in anticipation OF the bonds.
Naval Orders.
Lieutenant M. Il. Field Is ordered to ordnance
duty ut the New York Navy Yard; Master Charles
W. Christopher to report 10 the chief OF TIE Bureau
Of Navigation for duty Paymasler ii, w. Meade and
Chief Engineer Lackey TO the Wachusett.
Lieutenant Commanders Cotton, Gliddon and
Field, Lieutenant Graham, Masters Coruwe and
Nickels. En5ieEs Turner, Mahan, Monaian and COT
fin and several minor officers have been detached
from the Tennessee and ordeiel to the WachuseLt.
Captain Temple, Lieutenant Commander Wide,
Surgeon McMasler. Passed Assistant Surgeon Eutks,
Chief Engineer McComb and other minor officers OF
the Tennessee are placed on waiting orders. Lieu
tenant Commander Hayward has been ordered TO
the Naval Academy.
The Territorial Government Of the District.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day TO be members OF the Legisa-
tive Assembly OF the District of Columbia for one
year: ID. L. Eaton, j. A. Gray, A. X. Brown, G. r.
6uc and Samuel Cross: and the following for the
term or two years:-Fred. Douglass Adophus Hall,
@. +. Peck, N. II. Miller, VIM. Stickney and Daniel
Smith. The election Of delegates to Congress and
members OF the House OF Delegates will take place
ON the 10Th inst. The republicans bave for the lat
ter, nominated nineteen white and TWO coored men.
or the eleven members OF the Council the co-ordi-
nate branch of the Territorial Legislature for this dis
trlct were nominated by the President to-day.
Three of them coored, and one Of the latter Is
Frederick Douglass.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACC DENT At CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ILL.,, April Is, 1871.
Last night at the South Park station Edwin
Marston, foreman OF the Psohfbtt.o1tss ONCE, In
this city, and his vile. Jenny Marston, were run
over by the Kalamazoo train on the Michigan Central
Railroad and killed. The couple mad crossed the
track for the purpose Of getting aboard the Hyde
Park train. which was about to start. AT this
moment the Kalamazoo train approached at high
rate OF speed. Mr.. and Mrs. Marston, sup
nos,ng thero was no danger, kept their
p0sltion beside the other tran, but a. tho
engine passed the long dress OF tho lady was drawn
py the current OF air under the wheels Of the loco
motive and she was almost instantly drawn under tho
fast nying train. AT the same time her husband
celzed her with the intent OF resCung her, but he
was also drawn under the wheels. They were q
Young and highly respected couple, and had been
married but q few months. The verdict Oh The Cor
oners Jury exoncrated the railroad company RON
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the Construction brSSe Miasoar river a q,
near ST. Joseph wAs taken ~. discussed amended aat
| passed
The House then proceeded ss ho consideration Of sh
I Senate amendments 70
~ THE DxYrmssoY pILL, =.
the qusstion being shc amendment repcenx The Law
which vsquies the meeting OF each Congress On this al
MI LEdyAas Mrnas, rep, Of "a, offered srsnamen
expiration OF yhe Fosty.third Congress.
i. e. la s s
talk about coor oaS branches 9 tbs as there
ws sa n
=. iss ~
their Representations
pss ~ s..s 8 o !: Ss s Ss q
the The ss w mad as saS rSy IN
owl
e ss$ sSSsss
siaSIns OF a stminHr,.sr Ss,ora '' vas Known
'ss gRs's or s' "a
House: thus tho changes ,ss SspI,spts'iss
Nv woa!d Ss rspesisd i ile Houssys,s orssa.es
only Be- as
member. ed hay. opuoriaaiiy Of forming deliberate
Cox Gem, q y a,guea syor Of the re cal Of
very dicat the reelected 90
sss oa on Tine ]
sa So AtS the P'y Of s m ns
%is .rsss s. s
The House had to ssa that at policy n.
e 'sss s q
S Sady s 81 sw Ss eas ~ s b H that the
away All 4. legislation tended e the dsiu sanee Of t6e
thing for the prpo,s Of rrsIsng tastion oef ,eyivas
ss
asi s s Ma sss %es s sa
he MT Cox. IND nos vo.es against that ooo an,
against consumers. 49,
peal SAID that the present session was mistake. ssa tia.
Whey Sd have vns Of ssn Of later an
days to make the people forgive Congress IFS dssensons
publican party IN The other emf apo The mora dan
se ot ss n'an @
,aser than sxrems ss ony that
unmtlaatcd evil in the judgment OF he people ''
about 81 aas pE ss e mr.
that that gentleman had got the measures little differently
not q biz more moderate Nc ' '"'' '''S "s'e
The debate having closed Mr. LEosAEp MYERS withdrew
Mr u moved that the repeal shall go effect
was rsjectcd by vote OF &c to o. ""'A
The Senate am, ndmcnt repeating the law then
the having saconis IN announce
whsSs. sssfs,ss Tsn, Shss = bad q
a ses pa ha put that after no
The Senate amendment appropriatng 100000 for
tbs; senate amendmen. approprat,ns ssoooo for the
The Senate amendment appopriang sooo) for the sub
n with an amsnansn, reducing amoanst $aoSos
cia.e sle M rt m She I i n ve ,e or
%as apeechs IN rs Svoy By Nc Nm Cox
also to the Long Island coast
the saan pe.
Moine,, Iowa, was conquered In
minuies past four o'clock. adjourned
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METEORIC DISPLAY.
NJ gniGccut and Unusual Appearanccs-The
Aurora B0reaIis.

Ma gniGccut and Unusual Appearanccs-The
Aurora BOreaIis.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April 13, 1871.
There was the grandest auroral display here TO.
night ever witnessed.
The entire northern horizon. at ten O'Clock
F. NJ, was lighted up with streaks OF red,
green and white light, aud nc i've minutes
past ten O'Clock r. NJ. white belt appa
reny three feet wide started from the northeastern
horizon and pltded slowly toward the South, an.
from the northwestern horizon at tho
same time, and Also working sonth.
When at a point due west and east aud opposite
each other, the two belts advanced toward the
zenith and connecting made one broad white belt
from the western to the eastern horizon, through
winch the stars were plainly visible, while waves
OF colored light rolled toward the belt from the
north. For ten minutes this singular and beautiful
pnenomenon was visible, AMI then IL gradually
faded away. The telegraph wires were vlslbly az
fected,
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FEARFUL STORM IN OMAHA.

Tragic Fate OF Prospecting Party-A NIaa
and q squRw Frozen TO Death.
OMAHA, April IL, 1871.
On Monday last party who were look.
Ing at western lands were Overtaken by q
storm about 100 miles west Of this city. Three OF
the party took refuge In hut while two started for
barn half a mile distant to put up their horses,
but so binding was the storm that both lost their
way.
One OF them was found In the barn, and the other,
death.
squaw was frozen to death during the storm
near the same place.
numper or fires have lately taken place here,
which are thought to be incendiary, and there l.
considerable alarm III consequence.
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GERMANY.
The Cost Of the War Money Credit Demands Of
the Empire-Military Promotion-The
French Naval Captures
Probable Resti ution.


BERLIN, April, 10, 1871.
The imperial German nation is ABOUT to expe.
renee an inevitable and rather gloomy result OF
war.
have been informed to-day that the amount Of
the government budget credit which the Prussian
Cabinet Will demand OF the North German Parlla-
ment has been fixed at 12O, 100000 thalers.
Fills Majesty the Emperor William does not by any
means forget the men who sustained the national
banner in the field. General Herwarth Won Bitten
field has been promoted to the rank Of Field Marshal
Of the German empire.
have received telegraph advces from Hamburg,
dated in that city this morning, which inform me,
for the OF the HERALD. that it Is reported pretty
extensively there that France has undertaken to
restore 10 their owners all the German ships which
were taken by French cruisers but which have not
been condemned as prizes of war.
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ENGLAND.
The Bank Rats of Disco cunt Reduced-Money at
Two and Half Per Ccnt-The Stock
Of Bullion Decreased.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Y0ax HERALD.

LONDON, April Is, 1871
The directors OF the Bank OF England held q par
lor, or Official, meeting to-day, and passed resolu-
ton to reduce the rate OF discount.
reduction Of one-ha,f per cent was voted. The
rate OF discount 49, consequently, two and one-half
per cent, an important fact, which hasten to On.
nounce to the American trading community by
HERALD cable despatch.
have also TO state that the regular weekly state.
ment OF the Bank Of England. made public this
afternoon, shows that the amount OF bullion the
vault OF tie bank mas decreased eco 900 since last
THURSDAY.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yOax uEsALu.,

TELEGRAM TO the new yOax HERALD
M. Guixot ON the Situation--The Peace
Confercnce-yIarsc:IIes Quiet.
LONDON. April 13 1871.
am enabled to forward the following Intelligence
for the information of the New YORK HERALD
NJ. aUIz0T ON THE SITUATION.
A letter from NJ Guizot on the state Of affairs In
France is published to day. The veteran statesman
approves the conduct Of the Assembly, trusts that
the struggle will be short and expresses confidence
that the result is both certain and decisive.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE
telegram from Brussels says that the German
financial delegates who are to assist in the Peace
Conference there arrived to-day.
MARsEILLEs QUIET
despatch from Marsellles says the city is quiet
and the police force is being reorganized.
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7AI lOUGR REVOLT.
Heavy Bombardment from Fort
Mont Valerien.
Che Government Forces Driven
from Neuilly.
GENDARMES SURROUNDED AT AsN|EAEs.
Hiege Guns Mounted In the Avenue dg
Trocadero In Paris.
The Insurgents Operating Against
0ourbevoie.
-->,~~~>~..>~,~o~,,.,~,.~
n. THEIRS ON TEE SITUATION.
~~~~>o-~-~-~~~~>~~~~O->~-
Denial Of Communist Claims
Of Victory.
~>~~~>~>>~~~~~>~~~,~~~
r.
Reception Of the Peace Delegation
from Paris.
~>c~~~~c~~~~>~o~~c~~~
THE COMMUNE MUST DISARM.
Advance Of an Insurgent Column
to CLAIMANT.
Denial Of Communist Claims
Of Victory.
Reception Of the Peace Delegation
from Paris.
THE COMMUNE MUST DIsARM.
Advance Of an Insurgent Column
to CLAIMANT.
REPORTS FROM PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Ylly HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new Ylll AEaAL1
Violent Cannonandins-ExccIlentS erv;cc-The
Versailles Troops Driven from NeuiIIy-
Heavy Observation-Disclosures Surrounded
Siege Guns Mounted Tn Paris-Centre OF
Operations-A Threat OF Irccndiarism.
LONDON, April Is. 1871.
Advices from Paris, dated last night and to-day,
contain the following news which forward for
publication in the NEW YORK HERALD:
VIOLENT cANNoNApING.
despatch from the city, dated to-day, says that
there was heavy but intermittent cannonade
during the whole Of last night, which has grown
more violent this morning. Fort Mont valerien is
Airing heavily. The members OF the Commune are
personally on the neld to encourage their weared
troops.
THE INSURGENTS DOING ''ExCELLENT SERVICE"
General Dombrowski reports to the Communist
doing excellent service, that they already hold
fhree-fourths OF the town Of NeuilIy, and hope to
have possession Of the bridge across the Seine to-
night.
THE VERSAILLES TROOPS DRIVEN FROM NEUILLy.
Tie C1f du Pe,tpte says the Versailles troops have
been driven from Neuilly and flying toward Cour
pevoie The attack made yesterday b. the Versailles
forces was failure.
The Orleans Railway has been cut by the Versailles
troops.
HEAVY LOSSES.
The London Times special despatch nom Paris
Says that the portion OF the Versailles army en-
gagged In the attack upon the outlying forts TO the
south of Paris has suffered greatly III both killed
ana wounded.
GESDARMEs SURROUNDED
The Communists have surrounded {, 600 gendsrmes
near Asneres, and their capluatlon is thought pro-
bable. ,. - ~
A despatch from PARIS says battery OF big guns
has been mounted In the Avenue du Trocadero,
pointing toward Fort du Mount Vaeren.
The Nationals are massed near the Arch OF
triumph.
DoMBRowsRI'S CENTRE OF OPERATIONS.
General Dombrowski has selected Asnieres as tho
centre OF operations against Uourhevcie. Long
champs and Asnieres both well fortified. Paris
IS calm, but the exodus OF the Inhabitants con-
tinues.
A THREAT OF INCENDIARIsM.
General DombrowsKi Is very popular with his
troops. He declares he will burn NeuIlly, yillers
and Puteaux II such step should be necessary for
the defence OF Paris. The bonbaIdment of the
&lalllot gate continues.
WARNED TO LEAVE.
The British Consul at Paris has warned al, En-.
glisnmen to leave the city.
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RAgistcrIxe' Letscrs-Tho BishOpS0f Hsvana~
HAVANA, Asr,I IL, 1871.
on, the arrival OF the steamer Missouri yesterday
fromNew Yorx.th government took chA rye OF tho
man ana every letter contained IN II was regis
tered, After this operation, which occupsAd severak
hours tine mais-were Distributed.
The Bishop OF Havana, who MAS = Messenger On
the Missouri. still remains on board tae steamer tho
government refusing him permits sion to land. Tns
ps.hop isalowed 20 90 wherever IN, chooses outside
cfrCuba. The pubic applaud the DETERMINATION a.
tne,authOfities.
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AUSTRALIA AID NEW ZEALAND.

Rich Gold Fields in New Zealand-The Harvest
Discovery OF Coal Beds shipping Nsws-The
New Tariff Of New South Wales Before the
MISUNDERSTANDING the Fiji Islands
to be Placed Under the Protectorats
OF the New South Wales Govern
men. - The Australian Crops
Business ia Auckland
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THE VERSAILLES GOVERN
MENT.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW y0aX HEalLo.

TELEGRAM To the NEW Y0aA hEAAL0
A Circular from M. Thiers--Commdnist Claims
Of Victory Observation-Disclosures cr Insurgents
mnfum OF tho acknowledgements Must Lay
Down Her Arms.
LONDON, April IL, 1871.
Versailles dispatches, dated to-day, contain the
following Intelligence, which transmit for the
HgRAID:--
CIRCULAR FROM 81. TnIERs.
M. Theirs, In circular bearing date OF yesterday
evening, describes the situation rs in the main I'M
changed and says:--"The government will act at
victory at Paris are as false as they
are unprlnclpled. Oar victory Will come
bloodlessy. The Faris delegates have arrived, and
were received, not because they are Communists,
but because they are republicans. NV answer to
them was that no one moaaces the republic but
ssasslns. The lives OF insurgents VIII be spar
cd; but the workinen, temporarily subsidized In
Paris must return to their labor and secession be
suppressed as ic has been IN America.
COMMUNIST CLAIMS or VICTORY DENIED.
II Is officially announced that tao alleged comnlu-
MIST victories ARE entirely without foundation. No
engagement took place on Tuesday, and on Wedncs.
day there was merely an insurgcnt fusiade followed
By cannonading. There has peen no engagement
sLis morning. All rno ROADS leading - Paris are
occupied by Versailles troops.
ADVANCE OF INSURGENTS To CLAIMANT.
The LONDON Tinss' spccla despatch from Yer
saiIles says column Of insurgents has advanced TO
Clamart without meeting with opposition.
The same correspondent says: M. Tnicrs Il op-
posed TO The bringing on of decisive action until
$1,000 additional men shah have reinforced the Yer.
sailles army.
CONCENTRATIONS OF TROOPS.
Another despatch from Versailles says there Is o
great concentration or TROOPS before that city,
Marshal MacMahon has gone 10 villeletana, and q
decisive attack upon the nsuIgent position is OK.
pccted.
ULTTMATUM OF THE VERSAILLES GOVERNMENT.
The delegates OF the party from cancellation have
returned to Paris. TIE conditions OF peace pro-
posed TO tnam ny President Thicrs were that Paris
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Close Of the Testimony Hard wearing-
Argument to Commence To-ST0rrow.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 10, 1871.
The evidence In the Fair-Crltteuden murder trial
was closed this noon having occupied fifteen
days. Snyder one of the prisoners late husbands,
testified certain facts regarding the OF their
marriage and divorce. She, on the other hand,
swore that he TO her cell the murder and
offered to swear so to clear her for $4,000. whch
she refused to give. Her counsel Cook corroborated
this. The arguments will commence tomorrow.
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forth En- pare sndavits viii not be received a

forth. Ex parsc afhdavits will not be received ~
evidence.
The second case taken up by the Commission was
that or the two sons OF ex-Adjutant General Thomas
whose brick-kiln. near Arlington was taken posses
sion Of by the government during tho late war.
National Banks Reports.
The abstract Of the reports to the Comptroller Of
the Currency show the condition or the national
banks at the close OF business March IS as FOL
lows:-
nYw yopx Avn AIpANy
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PORTO RICO.

Tho-Ump<aim General Ieeasstafs6l .Dc3Asies @
tho ssDrtss.
HAVANA. ApA II Isl 1871.
Advsses to the I'd inst have been n cei7ed from
Porto Rico.
General Baia-icb has again assumeaAthe oaptain
Generalship. Romero, hts newly appotA ted score.
tary, wihnot luke possession OF his ofl % for tho
present.
The Hat OF DeYaties to the 0ortas SOON ~ be voted
for has been Published The conssrva uyt' paety 10
making strenuous to organize for pm efficient
campaign.
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Died.

WALsHE.--On Thursday, April IL. OF scarlet fever,
FRANCIS WILLIAM, youngest son or Richard and
Maria Wnlshe, aged years and months.
The friends of the family are respectfully iDvitC0
10 attend the funeral, from ms late residence. l73
North sixth street. Brooklyn, L.. d.. tais (triday1
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
[For On,er Deaths see Firh Pa9e.l
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Herald Special Report Via Sen
Francisco.
Mutiny on Board an American whalfnGf 4fp-
"a Operations Of the Nutiuesrs-
Earthquake sAocka

HONOLULU, Apra1,
Via BAN FRANCISCO, April IL, t8iI. \ :
The crew OF the whaling ship Roman, Of New
Bedford, Captain Junegan, muflnied on the 18Th q
March, at cue Narquesas Islands. Seventeen or ~
mutlnecrs escaped aftef severely woundng the nrte
and second mates. They took with them tnrud
boats, aud as tNey Intended to return ana run the
ship ashore the captain Thought It bsss 10 pus
to sea-
EARTHQUAKES shocks are ffeduent since gh6 heavy
one OF February last.