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The New York herald., 1871-02-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONTY MAnKEr-LospoN, Feb. l7-4:so p.
M-Consols closed at 20 for money and 80 g2 for the ac
count american securities closed arm Fvetweute 1852
hm Ere lsA; Illinois Centrals los Atlantic and Grea:
Western. 2911.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRASKroRT Feb. lT-United
States hvewenties opened at 95 the OF 1852
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkRT.-LIvERPooL. Feb. IT.
Cotton ,, closed quiet and steady Middlng up
sales of the day foot 10000 bales including 1900 for
speculation and export Sales on ship named at Savannah
Charleston at 71Sd for middlng upands Stock cot
at 400 200 bales, Of which are American
rhe sales of the week have been bales of which
10000 were taken tor export and 5000 speculation The
stock In port 7o0000 bales of which 100000
The total imports OF the week l96O0 of which
were American actual exports, s,0O0 bales.
TRADE At MANCnEsrER.-LIvERPooI,F Feb H. The
market for goods and yarns at Manchester is quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUrTs MARKET.-Lv ERPooL, Feb.
T--2P. M Oats, IS. I'd. Corn, mixed s5s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAGKET-LIvERPooI, Feb
ia M-Pork easier at lois. wheat.New spring red,
No. 2to No. 0s 3D. lis red winter, lis ID lis 3D.
receipts for the past three days. 5000 quarters including
$500 American.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr-LIvERPooL, Feb. IL
M-Turpentine, SIS 37s Cd. linseed cakes fl0 12s
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN. Feb. Up.
MTaow, ga 3D. sperm oil 6rner, clove1set, 56s 57s
Ga -
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE JAPANESE MISSION.
Arrival Of the japanese Minister and Suite at
San Francisco-A Prince Imperial Accre-
dited to the United States-The I'm
portance Of tho Mission.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IL, 1871.
ihe Japanese mission to the United states which
arrived yesterday, rs composed as fcllows:-
His Imperial hlghness Nusdini Asnomio, Prince
OF the Imperial family
His eXcenency Mr.. Mori Charge d'Aflaires: Mr.
Tayana, Secretary OF Legation; Mr. Dana, Assistant
Secretary OF legation Mr.. Yotae, Attachc OF Le-
CATION.
Attaches OF the Princc-H igashikeeze. Inowl'
YamaZaka Okada, Tosaka, Nations and Nina.
Attendants TO the officers OF the Prince and the
Legaton:-Naito. Pakahora, OSaywa, Hoyashi,
Aacsakwa and Oginee.
The following are the students:--Mcssrs Kanda,
Mayodga, kulazawa, Skeda, Sagaro. Yonawaki,
0shi, Irnaw, Osawa, Arakawa Asoki Kitai and
Holakiyaka.
The Prince Is uncle OF the present Mlkado.
They are all very young and intelligent looking
being between the ages of twelve and twenty seven
years. The Minister is the first ever sent by the
Japanese government to reside In a foreign country
He served as member in the National Council at
Jeddo and Is strong leader OF the progress party
who now control the government
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE HERALD IN NEW JERSEY.

From the Cape May IN. ~ Ocean Wave, Feb l6I
THE GREATEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD.
The NEW YORK HERALD In many respects IA the
greatest newspaper In the world. 1t IL certainly the
most enterprislng and. with i;s daily supplement-,
The copy now before us Il triple sheet, six cot
umns on page, and containing seven columns OF
editorial, thirty-sx columns or news, and twenty
nine columns OF advertsements-in all seventy-two
columns. The cost OF typesetting alone IL cnOr-
nous, the HERALD being the only paper, we believe.
IN the world that sets every portion every day
advertisements ana all. Very frequently. when al
vertsements crowd on the news matter, or there IN
anything or any importance that requires
more space than can be well spread in the
triple sheet, quadruple edition Is Issued.
To print that Size paper would require the
setting up OF about 100000 ems agate, 100000
ems nonpareil and about $4,000 ems mnOfl-
HERALD runs from SIX to twelve tons OF white paper
daily, according to the size Of the sheet used. The
type-setting and proOfreading alone cost at ieost
$500 for single day and the HERALD IL published
every day in the year, its 0fce doors being an
Instant closed from the lst OF January the 3Ist
OF December. Enormous as these figures are, they
give but little Idea OF the aggregate expense OF ttB
publication. During the Franco prussan entire
ocean telegrams costing over So per word. Tele-
grams from all parts OF the Continents: correspond
entS In Europe and In all parts OF the world corps
OF editors at the Office OF the paper In New York.
two distinct corps OF correspondents at Washington
correspondents with the Prussian army, correspond
ents inside OF Paris during the siege. line OF swift
steamers to Intercept news arriving by vesSes
bound TO New York, have ali to be paid at highest
rates. Is IL, therefore, any wonder that we should
unhesitatngly pronounce the HERALD the leading
newspaper OF the nineteenth century,
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD


Germans Concentrating ON the Loire Prince
Napoleon and the Dynnsty-German Exac-
tions--Imperlal CIem,ency-A Possible Ger
u,an Governor for Paris.
LONDON, Feb. II, 1871.
For the information of the readers OF the New
YORK HERALD, would report that 1t is stated that
the German troops are concentrating in large
nu mbers on the Loire
PRINCE NAPOLEON AND THE DYNASTY.
letter from Prince Napoleon is published TO- day
in which 1t is explicitly denied that the Prince ever
offered himself to Count Won Bismarck as successor
to the Emperor Napoleon.
GERMAN MISUNDERSTANDING oLEMENCY.
despatch from Deppe, l7th, says the Emperor
William has consented to the reduction OF the con-
tribution exacted from tho department OF tne Seine
lnferieure to onethrd or Its original amount
The Prussians have demanded 300, 900 francs from
the town OF Bernay, IN the Department OF the Eure,
under threat OF bombardment.
The Germans continue levy contributions IN
Normandy, despite the armistice.
THE POSSIBLE GERMAN GOVERNOR OF PARIS
The announcement is made that In case the occu
patton OF Paris by German troops should be found
necessary General Falkenstein wil be designated as
Governor or the city.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
A NJ u s Z M E N r S.

STEiNwAY HALL-GLEE AND MADRIGAL CONCERT.-
This admirable vocal organization gave one OF their
characteristic concerts last evening for the benent
OF the Women's Aid Society and Home for Training
Young Girls a very worthy and valuable institution.
The programme comprised the following selec-
tons:-l. Madrigal, "Now the Bright Morning Starr
Rev. X. Grevllle; 3 Giee, "Swiftly from the Noun
tain Brow" S. Webbe; 3. Adelaide Beethoven,
tenor song, sung by J. H. Kelley; 4. Madriga. .Come
Shepherds" John Benet; s. Lullaby, J. Bamby; O..
''The Convert soprano SOLO J. Il. Meyer, sung by
Mrs. Wlett; T. MadrIgal, "Come DER the Brook
Bessie" Bishop; 8. Violin solo, "Ernst's Eegy"
nerds Song,n Brewer; 10. s'fhe Storm" Halah,
sang Dy Miss G. V. Hutchings; IL. Serenade "Awake,
te saTry pn Mlangn II bass SOLO
13: Glee. "Come, Follow Me, Horsley; Ia. soprano
solo. "Bld Me DISCOURSE, Bishop: sung BY Miss Agnes
harmonized: 49, Glee, "Now by Days Retiring
Lamp Bishop. These selections are 50 entirely
and 50 Interesting in their quaintness and express
SION that we give their names, as above III fun Mr..
Hardenbrook Is an excellent conductor and has the
finest vocal materials at his command that musi-
cian could hope Tor. They sing with perfection of
ensemble, Intelligence and unanimity of expression
which lew vocal societies In this city are caDabe OF.
The solos were the weakest part OF the performance.
with the exception OF Bishops Illustration OF II
course,n which Miss Perring sung in true artistic
style. Her voice Is light, but OF the most exquisite
quality AMI trained In the best school, The audience
was very large and or fashionable order. Such O
society should be more frequently heard in public.
ACADEMY or MUsIC-PHILHARMoNIC REHEARSAL
The programme for the next concert comprises a
symphony in nat MAJOR, opus 97, by Schumann;
Cnerubmi's overture to "Medea," and the overture
to Aladdin" by Reinecke. The lower part OF the
Academy was pretty well filed at the first rehearsal
yesterday afternoon, but there very lew In the
boxes The two overtureS are extremely difficult,
and Bergmann will have considerable work IN get
ting his orchestra to give far Interpretation Of
them. The programme, In which the names OF these
works were prlRted, consisted as usual of a small
strip OF paper, on the back OF which warning
to those who enter the house during the actual per-
fOrnance OF the music. ~ ys
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE PEACE QUESTION.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

French Report of the German Terms-Favre
TO Return from Bordeaux with a Peace
COmmittee-The Armistice in the East.
LONDON, Feb. II, 1871.
From Information received from the French
capital for the NEW YORK HERALD / am enabled to
report that the Paris Figaro says:-"It is reported
the German propositions for peace run thus:-The
cesson OF Alsace and Lorraine and portion OF the
Department Of Doubs; an indemnity Of one and a
half milliards Of tnalers; the Prussans to keep all
the material Of war they have captured, and the
French fleet and the colonies to remain intact"
FAvRE TO RETURN FROM BORDEAUX WITH THE
PEACE COMMITTEE
M. Favre has left Paris again for Bordeaux,
whence he will return with representatives OF the
Assembly to negotiate a treaty of peace.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE DEDUCTED FROM THE
INDEMNITY.
All contributions which have been collected by
the Germans In France. otherwise than as penalties
will he recKoned In the general war indemnity.
THE ARMIsTICE IN THE EAST.
The armistce has been extended to the Depart
ments of Jura, Doubs and Cote dor since the 18TH
inst. The line OF demarcaton between the hostile
armies runs south Of Ions e-Sounier In the Jura;
but the French retain Besancon and Auxonn and
a limited circle Of country around each CITY,
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
ST. DOMINGO.
Letter To the President Of the United Sto,es
St. Domingo.

TRINITY PARISH Ngw YORK.
CLERGY ROOMS, TRINITY CHURCH, Feb. B. 1871.
MY DEAR GENERAL-i have lust returned from
Nassau. N. r., where escorted Mrs vinton for her
health, leaving her there for the winter and spring
months. This voyage mas occasioned reflections and
conversation on the question OF acquiring st.
Domingo as sanitarium. The universal wish OF
the Americans at Nassau was for resort on Ameri
can soil, in the West indies. for the benefit or In
vads, expressed in a longing Tor the success OF
your efforts to secure the island Of St. Domingo.
But this motive Is secondary TO the great political
and commercial advantages. In conyorsng with
her British Majesty's Governor (walker at Nassau
ne said TO me that he earnestly hoped thar the
United states would secure the island OF ST.
Domingo. for the twof0ld reas0n--flrst, that our
civilization and culture would redeem the society OF
the West indies, and second, that the soil and pro.
ducti0ns OF the sland-surpaSsing those OF amy
other. not excepting CuDa-would enrich our coun-
try beyond any cost that ts acquisition would de-
mand. Governor Walker has been iorty-one years
In the West Indies, and s about 10 return home
To enjoy retirement on his pension. His eulogy
Of ST; Domingo was unqualified. Another
was suggested by talk with an intelligent sea cap.
TAM with the chart before us with soundtngs, &c.
me pointed out that sipposlng the snip canal to he
maze through the Isthmu5 OF Panama, the direct
route from Asia to Europe must pass through the
CHANNELS on either side of ST. Domingo, which ac-
coruihgy must become the great entrep0t between
these quarters OF the world. | beg you TO examine
the cnart with tins view, and IL VIII strike you
lu.iuy ,na' an isianu SO rlcn, SO Ieruie so Danly
rulei ana so caicleSsly cultivated VIII certainly
iali into the hands oil people OF the Caucasian
face--oI some government wise enough to hold
II. | wish my Old friend and schoOmale
at the Dane Law school, Cambridge Mr.. Sumner,
would cease to oppose the measure set loot by the
PRESIDENT ana Congress, and see the matter with
the eyes which have revealed 10 me the immense
Importance OF obtaining st. Domingo. And IN this
hope and opinion feel assured the masses OF our
IeoW citizens who are not blinded by party nor by
ignorance coincide. Ipray that Gods blessing may
prosper your plans IN this regard for the benefit or
universal man, the good OF dear country and
the happiness OF the Inhabitants OF the island.
remain dear General. yours faithfully,
FRANCIS VINTON.
To His Exccllency President GRANT.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
] a M A I G a i.
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM KINGSTON
Decision OF the Supreme court in the Casa
OF the Brig Pennman.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW y0ag HERALD.

KINGSTON, Feb. IL, 1871
The Judges Of the Supreme Court have
refused the bill Of Captain Dickson, of tho
American brig Penniman, wrecked at Port
Royal In October last, for consigning TO
George Solomon Instead of Charles Levy,
Levy for one thousand pounds sterling, trial
fixed for March term Of the Circuit Court, one
judge dissenting. Captain Dickson is likely
to remain in prison until June. His defence
Instructions, as vessel had not reached port.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
LEGISLATIVE TROUBLES IN ARKANSAS.

The Impeachment Of Governor Clayton Po-
litical Trick-The State Officers Refuse 10
Recognize the Acting Governor.
ST. Louis. Feb IL 1871.
The Democrats Little Rock. Ark special despatch
says the articles OF impeachment against Governor
Clayton were passed by a combination OF the Brooks
and Johnson wing OF the republicans, twelve In mum.
ber, with democrats numbering thirty. The demo-
Gratis admit that none OF the articles can be sus-
tained but they say the object Of passing articles or
impeachment Is to suspend Governor Clayton from
office; that this Will let Johnson into the executive
oustng him that the Supreme Court may give by
calling out the State militia and setting the laws at
defiance. Clayton will not surrender the offlce to
Johnson until Johnson establishes his claim to the
Lieutenant Governorship. 1t Is rumored That Gov
ernor Johnson will issue a proclamation tomorrow
calling on the people to stand by him. Not one of
the state officers will recognize Johnson acting
Governor What Will come OF this it ls not easy TO
tell. The thirty-eight who veted against ,mpeach-
mcut are al republicans.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
PRUSSIAN CONSTITUTION
ALISM.
Imperial Regulations for the Elections State
OF Siege Against Turbulent Politicians
Relaxation for Franchise Purposes.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb II. 1871.
hasten to report to the HERALD by cable, that q
decree has been issued declaring that while II is still
impossible to raise the state OF sege in the city the
Emperor OF Germany, desiring that the electoral
movement should be unfettered, "annuls durng the
period of the elections the clauses IN the proclamation
Of the state OF siege suspendng the right OF associa
ton and public meeting; ana he furthermore directs
that political prisoners awaiting trial be released,
but without prejudice to their future prosecution
THE PARLIAMENT.
The session OF the Prussian Diet was closed to-day
by imperial message.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
Dramatic and Musical Notes.

MATTNEEs TODAY are:-Fifth avenue "Sarato
ga;' Wallacks. Money" Booths, ''Richelieu;''
Olympic, the same; Niblos, "Black Crook;r Theatre
Francais, "Fanchon;" Grand Opera House, "Grand
Duchessc;' Bowcry, "Pomp;" Globe, Fenian drama
Lima Edwin's "Hunted Down. Association Hail.
concert; Woods. "Lucreza Borgia;r Comique, Tony
Pastors Bryant's and Park Brooklyn.
MARIE KREBs gives the sixth OF her interesting
piano recltals at Stelnway Hall this afternoon.
WEHIL plays a classical programme to-day at the
Union League theatre.
GRAFULLA's band Will toot to. night at the Seventh
Regiment armOry
GRAND CONCERT will be given this evening at
Association ss'oti Hall, IN which crowd OF eminent
the Stadt, on Monday.
U LLMANN threatens irruptiOn on Vienna next
month with ten concert arJsts
CERTAIN CURE for cold IN a priDld Donna
stop her salary or put rising vocalist In her part
A BAND OF MINSTRELS held possession OF Maguires
Opera House. San Francisco, all last week.
JoHN MURRAY committed :. Ire ason " at Haver-
hill, Mass on Monday last. No arrests made.
LISA WEBER and her burlesque troupe charmed
the people of Dayton, Ohio, on Monday last, with
JOHN JACK Jean Jacauesl, played his Falstarr at
the Memphis theatre this week and received liberal
share OF praise for the same
MISS MARIE BEyCHLEY Is new candidate for stage
her fine contralto voice.
TROUBLES GATHER thick and fast on the heads OF
the devoted management OF the German opera. The
company had hard time Of It in De troIt.
MRS. SCOTT-SfDDONs drew large house at the Ma
hOnal, Washington, on Wednesday. She has al ded
"Frou-F roun to her repertoire
THE LTNGARDS take possession or Wallis Opera
House. at the capital next week William Horace
has been roughly handled by some Western critics.
MISS ROSE EVANS closed her engagement at the
California theatre, san Francisco, the 11h inst.
She is said to resemble Miss Lecerq In her style OF
acting.
MCKEAN BUCHANAN played Archibald Carlyle In
East Lynne" at Augusta Ga, on Wednesday his
daughter of course being the Lady Isabel. What
next2
NILSSON was welcomed by an audience OF Q 500
persons at Ptkes Cincinnati, Tuesday last, it be-
ing her first appearance in public after her recent
illness. Her success was as gre at as ever.
LIE FRANC Is the star at the New Orleans Opera
House. Mrs. Oates at the Academy a nd Lotta at the
ST. Charles. The success OF Lotta's engagement Is
unprecedented.
AN EsTHETICA AL RENARK.-A proud and loving Mis-.
souri, father, In setting fort the accom- plshments
or his daughter, said she could everlastinglyn paw
ivory and howl, ana could paw washboard like
mule
THE THEATRICAL CRUSADE against the Alhambra
Music Hail. In London has resulted In the triumph
OF the hall and It's transformation into q regular
theatre.
THE FALL OF THE TEMP ORAL POWER and the mis-
fortunes OF the Papal government have been made
the subject OF farce, which was lately brought out
at AncOna.
FAULTY TESOR.-If we m ay believe reports and
newspaper articles. SignOr MoDgni has by o means
succeeded in pleasing the amateurs of Italian opera
at st. Petersburg.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
@ y 4 r v a. n X.
Richard Adans Locke.

This gentleman, known in years gone by as
journalist and litterateur, died Thursday ast in
the seventy first year OF his age. He acquired con-
siderable celebrity as the author OF Extraordlnary
Discoveries In the Moon by Sir John Hersche"
better known as the "Moon Hoax" Probably no
literary or scientific '.sell perpetrated i'm this
country or Great Britain ever won much attention
and received so much credence did this IL will
be remembered for many years to come. Mr.. Locke
also wrote another hoax, entitled 1.-The Lost Manu-
scripts OF Mungo PARK aud other works, but none
of them became famous At one time he was editor
OF the New York sun and the Ne,r Era. Some
twenty years ago he obtained a position in the New
York Custom House. which we believe he held ut the
time OF his death.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE FATAL FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Commen cement OF the Inquest Before the
Coroner.

COmmenc cement OF the Inquest Before tho
Coroner.
An inquest was commenced by Coroner Whtehll and a
jury the body of Mr. Marks Scn the old gentleman
who was burned to death in the upper Of the building
No. 1873 Fulton street, Brooklyn The charred
the deceased viewed the Second precinct station
house. York street, by the jury who also visited the
the fire.
Jane Ann Dunn testified that she employed as a do.
mesc IN the family of Mr. VIE nberg No. s3 Futon
that the first she knew OF the when Mr. Weinberg
formed her that 1t was in the closet in the part of
the store this about half past six O'Clock she
up stairs and carried two children down, then up
again and tried to get Mr. Sen deceased he very
much frightened, and would not with
the lower part Of the house. the smoke being dense at
this time witness then took him stairs him the
ladder leading to the roof, the grew
and she obliged to abandon him she then passed along
the roof to the scue OF adjoining house, which
scended.
The of deceased, who reside In New York obtained
permission to bury the body and adjourned
until Monday next Mr. Stein sixty-cght years of age
and native OF Hungary, mulster the Jewish Church
and an eminent lingulst.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
England's Policy Towards France and Prussia
sel6shness and Isolation Ger
many "Contemptuous."
TsLesaAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaAL9.

LONDON, Feb. II, 1871.
lam enabled to report to the HERALD, by cable,
that during the session OF the House Of Commons
to-day Mr.. Auberon Herbert moved a resolution
that in the opinion of the House, 1t Is the duty of
neutral Powers to interpose to procure such mode.
rate terms OF peace as may restore tranquility to
Europe and independence to France.
The resolution was opposed as inopportune and
impolltic.
Sir R. Peel and Mr.. Fawcett, while they partially
sustained the government could not help feeling
that Engand's position one Of selfish isolation
Prussia was already contempruous in her tone to.
ward her. Englands philanthropy was the only
rcdeeming feature.
The debate became general.
Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer said there was mischief
IN the resolution for the reason that t would irr
tate Prussia"
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Return Of the Emperor Contingent Upon
fhe Conclusion OF Peaceful Majesty Has
the Rheumatism.
LONDON, Feb. H. 1871
am enabled to report to the NEW YORK HERALD
that the special correspondent OF the London Times
at Berlin teegrapns that If peace is not concluded
Emperor William will probably remain at Versailles,
aud the meeting OF Parliament be postponed.
AN IMPERIAL RHEUMATISM.
The Versailles corresDondent of the London 7e,e.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Bess Newspaper In sb

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
,ss y. Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains a splendid Cartoon representing
Bedford's Patent Burglar Alarm, together with the
very latest News by the Cable up to the hour OF
publication OF the Great European War; also TeIe.
graphic Dispatches from All Parts OF the World:
Continuation or the Trial OF Governor Holden, OF
North Carolina; the Joint High Commission; Three
Executions IN Maryland in One Day, with full par.
uculars Cruelty to Seamen on the ship Neptune, az
Sea; Almost Frightful Dsaster Further Account
OF the Railroad Horror at New Hamburg; st. valen-
tines Day; Outrages in South Carolina. 1t also
contains the latest news by telegraph from Wash
ington: Artistic. Literary, Fashionable Political,
Religious and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary
Notices; Amusemens; Faceta: Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics OF the day. Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and
Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial ami Commercial
Intelligence, and accounts or all the important and
interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Sngle subscription So; Three copies, IS:
Five copies, s.: Zen copies, $751; Single copies. i've
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.