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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
TELFGEAPHIC NOTES.

49,. Madison Colby, the sculptor died in San Fran
isc0o Saturday
The japanese Minister and suite left san Fran
for Washington overland. Yesterday
49,. The funeral of Col ChiCkering took place ON
saurisy Boston. lis remains deposited Mount Aabarn
49, The time of the meeting of the International
Convention Of The loug Mems Christian Association Teen changed
the 10Th Of June TO the 44h Of May take place
ngton
49,. The Chinese IN San Francisco celebrated their
day WITH great snt exploding ryc qnue. Of
erscke borhs and other Gros Mauy thousand do yer. ,
eIpenle, by leading Chinese inns.
THE Typographical Union Of Washington az
hsir Ssuniay, admitted Kst SIuith
ool BY vote Of 9?s agnt o. The Fneck Douglas
aid LAeee Leath tao eoore de6n,eY
questoa has been Penng for past eang aueh
among the tpog aphcai fraternity.
The temporary store-steamer Worcester. now
sung out at ne Boston NaVgisd To contributions g the safer
Ing French MI have complement Of ls and the ~ng
e Commander-Wm whirgi Lieut. Comus DIR and EIecan,s
Ohcer-A I, Mahan; Lieut. Commancer-D 4. NOnow Pelx
hcCueyi hasier-H g. %. Colby, Ersign-E A. nechnxanl N
Patch, r. Bsuyi SurgroIAddan Hudson PanssteS-Cieo
Lyooi Chief Eupn,er-ChAS A. Baker, Hrt Assistant
W Lsusaeri Bosswsn-James Mkon, CAIpsaer-Johh Drs.
The worcester viii carry ou two guns for and Win sbOsi
ftb. 70, for HAys fraHee
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AN ANSWER TO DRAKE pB KAY.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 19.-The' following IL
in reply to Drake De Kays dispatch to TIE NEw-ioRk
TRIBUNE:
The statement telegraphed East that the Lower Cal-
fornia Colonization scheme has been practically aD1n
doned, copied from articles published ~ me BNc
Tin, cal, Chronicle and other CALIFORNIA jour
mails, based on De Kay's sworn statement hed y ~
Mexican COnsuls Office. The swndle has btci - July
exposed by the California press that vessels advertised
for Magdalcna Bay Withdrawn. and cm grants
be induced To there and tue few who have gone
getting back fast possible. He made no denial
here when the facts were fully known.
Another expedition, seeking for treasure buried by
pirates, sailed for the COcos Islands to-day, under tho
guidance OF the spirits.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

John Schaner killed and robbed Charles Patten
IN house Of JLime In CHcnnst on Fhday night sehGer N
cusiOSH
The Ga kland Ohio peSational Chgrcb.
sta! about 6v. miles south q Chicago. bn down satrIJ
Los $4,000.
The Arizona journals are still flied with Indian
oetnge Col cqnitng company II mounted men a.
Tucson 10 invade the Indian county
I Royd Henry a builder of Cincinnati was
,,c,ci nv bsarn.n short that city SATURDAY
ming and foL,ei Of " OO0 The thSses efelpei
An extra freight-train ran off the Erie track on
Sat M Cohesion anil CacSsa one 81 Vie bkemen
beverley ured aud several ears were baby sua'heu
VIM b. Virgins ex-MaYOr Of Wilmington,
D haS been arrested In Virginia By The Fedmen's Bureau, for
ALLEGED bD IrAas eo1cd soldiers and tAen to Wilmington for
trial
- James Slack attacked H. Keller with knife
10 Cincinnati sha shrs ne latter drew an1 h@ BIS
AaHh IbIes dn.t places Killing him instantly hsi s.H nan
scf 10 thu apihoritisL
Phillip McNally shot in Cleveland on sat~
prdsy b l s'sysn The boS, who IL but u year, o be s1
ng TO have heed accidental Mcsa aio SAbro bul we 9o W
ni having doBe heN.ly druniArd sud paved most Of hh @
IN We When he dubk pbV ~ sgBp
10 sbufBg biz wife sHd dsasher lie eanaoi reco'H
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NETWORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1871.

by himself This meeting viii be held In PottsVilie on
Thursday next.
TIE RAILROAD COMPANIES TO BE PROSECUTED
FOR CONSPIRACY.
TAMAQUA, Penn, Feb. 19-lt IS rumored thaI
the Workngmens Benevolent Association and the gem
era coal operators who have renowned their allegiance
10 the Anthracite Board OF Trade about 70 Institute
proceedings against the several carrying companies
under what is known as the Conspiracy law OF tne
State OF Pennsylvania The cannot be traced 10
any definite source but 1t seems TO be very geheray
accepted as correct
THE MEN STILL RESTRAINED FROM WORK Bl
THEIR LEADERS IN THE sCHUYLKILL REGION
PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Feb. 18.-The suspension
OF mining operations in schuylkin County is assuming
serious aspects Business is suffering severely, aud
there arc loud protests from all quarters against the
leaders OF the Workngmens Benevolent Association,
who steadily refuse give the feeling Of the miners on
the subject OF resumption any consideration The men
have shown their willingness TO resume WORK, ana In
several have gone into the mines, but nave come
out again. being threatened with personal violence
they persisted in working contrary to the mandates
OF the tyrants who ride them There are rumors
that the furnaces along the line intend to blow out rather
than continue work under the present unsettled state OF
affairs No basis has been fixed for Schuylk county
yet The coal operators will not negotiate WIN the CON,
mittee OF the WOrkingmens Benevolent Association untl
they withdraw many OF their claims with regard TO
action at the colieres &C. TX they reIuse tne %
ask the men to 80 to work with the prefer OF ample pro-
lection, they have to invoke the whole power OF the
Government 10 do so.
A MINERS STRIKE IN ILLINOIS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE coal miners of st.
Clair and Madison Counties, Illinois, opposite this city,
have suspended work in consequence OF tho reduction OF
wages by tho owners OF the mine. Coal Is becoming
scarce but the operators declare that they Will bring
coal from other mines and sell at the present prices De-
fore they will accode 10 the demands OF the miners
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GERMANY.

CLOSE OF THE BAvARIAN DIET-rHE KINGS
SPEECH.
MUNICH, Saturday, Feb. IL. 1871.
Prince Adalbert, representing the King, closed
the session the Bayaan Diet In his speech from the
throne he alluded to the glorious part taken by tho Ba
yarian army ia the He promised that Bavaria
should ever remain Loyalty attached to the Imperial
Fathcrland, and he demanded for Germany firm,
united, and peaceful empire.
The AHgeneine Zetung OF Augsburg states apparently
on semocal authority that Bavaria asks for no terri
toria agTandizemen and the intention Of making the
annexed French territory distinct province Of the En-
pire has not been abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
PEACE RUMORS.

TIE PROSPECTS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ORGAN
1zATION OF A PROVISIONAL ARMY IN FRANCE
THE OLD MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT TO BE
LONDON, Feb. 10, ISL
Ia Pq'rje thinks that he prospects Of peace are
improving 1t is said that the armistice will be pro-
loucci to the 1st of Ma IN the restoration Of
peace bill viii be presented in the Assembly organ
ling a provisional army, disbanding the present
armies, and proposnga commission to inquire and
repor the best prn for a defnitive reorganization
Of tie entire military establishment
Oio Russell, in lis adyices to the Government,
states tina; peace is absolutely certain, but that
revolutionary warlikc movement in the South is
highly probable
dispatch from Versailles to-day says that not the
s~htcst doubt is entertained IN high quarters since
Fayre's return, concerning final peace. Fayre ex-
presses the opinion that the Assembly can be
relied on to make the terms. There is
an evident disposition on the part Of
Prussia to yield good deal Of her
demands except in matters Of territory, and even
this may undergo some notification IT also is
probable that the Emperor will abandon the idea If
entering Paris and that the troops viii quit Paris
with all possible promptitude. and eyacuate France
as soon as practicable after a sufficient guarantee
has been given for the payment Of the indemnity Of
$50 million sterling. The German Crown Prince,
Frederick William, is known to be opposed to the
entry Of the German Army into Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
AEEAIRS IL PARIS.

TUE ELECTION or THEIRS WELL RECE1yED-THE
PALAk ROYAL DESIGNATED FOR HIS RESI-
DENcE-OFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
RESULT or TIE ELECTIONs-TONE OF THE
PARIS Press.
PARIS, Feb. 10. 1911
The election Of VI. Theirs az Chief Executive Of
tn nation is ELL received in Paris and the Journals
generally approve Of the election Of NJ. GrGvy to
the Presidency Of the Assembly. RochefOff's and
Pya's journals alone find fault with these appoint
rnents. The Palace Royal has been designated as
the future residence Of President Theirs and work
men are busily engaged putting il in order for his
Iecepthn.
The o1icia declaration Of the result of the cleo
tons for the Assembly was made on Friday, before
the Hotei de Vile. in the presence of large con-
course Of people The names Of Theirs. Favre.
yinoy Cochin, Picard, and Simon were badly re-
oeived thai of Gen Ubrch was cheered. New
elections win DE held in Pars on the LIST and 9Th Of
March The Mayor of the Eleventh ACCOMPLISHMENT
made speech expressing the hope that there was
mutual understaAdin among the Deputies elected
20 The Assembly that France should remain Repub-
lie This was received with cries Of Long live tie
Republic" Down with the 0rleaHs'"
Gen. Trochu will 20 TO Bordeaux TO resign his ex-
ecutye functions and take his seat III the Assembly.
Letters have been received from several Deputies
now at Bordesux declaring that they desire peace !;
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THE nm FRENCH MINISTRY.

BORDEAUX, Feb. 10, ISL
= the Assembly to-day the formation of new
Ministry W Is announced as follows:
JULES DUFAUBE Minister Of Justice
JULES FAvRE Minister of Foreign Affairs.
ERNEsT Picard. Minister of the Interior.
JULES SIMON Minister OF Public instruction.
FEIIX LtNBBECIiT. Minister of Commerce
Gen. LIZ FL0, Minister of War.
Admiral POTTHUA,S. Minister of the Marine.
The Minister Of Finance was not named, though
II is understood, that he has been appointed; and
his name wiz be made public as he arrives
IL Bordeaux,
NJ. Theirs will undertake the duties Of no special
ministry that he may the better apply himself to the
superintcndance OF affairs in general.
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vol XXX....No' 1921.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
=. ru,rPs ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE
~ provisional GOVERNMENT

=, ruIrPs ELECTED PRESIDENT OF HE
Provisional GOVERNMENT
,-,o,,,,s,r AGAINST TIE ABSORPTION OF ALsAcE
,-,r,,vr-GFN. CHANzY STILL IN
AM ~, w,p-ruE NEW FRENCH GOV
E3SAirNT RECOGNIZED 81 HE ~" ''''
BORDEAUX, Feb. 10 ISL.
National Assembly on Friday conferred the
-. ,,.,,or Of the Provisional Government on
-. "a, mower TO select his own Ministers
o. a. sor,e day NJ. Keller presented declara-
to. hearing the signatures oil the deputies u 'ii0
u...,.,5 Ras Rhiu, the Meurthe, and the Mosene
.-.,.,,.;r, On behalf Of the inhabitants OF those
:, -.,oorts against the separation of Alsace and
- from France. The proposal of NJ. Keller
roforred to a committee, who subsequently
-,h,,;tted a report expressing the strongest SYM
...r,, with the populations of Msace and Lorraine
md directing flat the declaration Of NJ Keller be
.,d mon the records of the Assembly and referred
20 tIc French negotiators when they come to treat
with Prussia ~ Keller in speech, adjured his col
LEAGUES TO proclaim their inviolable attachment to
as,ce and Lorraine. majority of the Chamber ap-
nr,d disposed to delay the constellation of the sub
ieet until tomorrow, but NJ Timers strongly insisted
mon IFS immediate consideration, saying; THE
Chamber must on its own responsibility clearly de-
clare its wishes on this question" The Chamber
went into Committee on the motion Of NJ. Keller,
and the sitting was subsequently, suspended
On Saturday, the President, NJ. Gr6vy, read let
Ter from NJ. THEIRS announcing that he would ap-
pear with the new Ministers in the Assembly on
Sunday NJ. Rochefort protested against the dis
play of military forces around the Chamber during
the discussion upon the declaration of NJ. Keller in
Committee Gems Chan7y and Billot each declared
that defensive war could, if necessary be success
fully prosecuted. The number of Deputies in at
tendance on Saturday exceeded eco.
Immediately after the vote in the Assembly, on
Friday, the English, Austrian, and Italian Embas-
sailors officially visited NJ Theirs and recognized the
French Government.
1t IS announced that Gambetta has been elected t.
represent Strasbourg in the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
TIE FRENCH CABINET.

Louis Joseph Buffet, the President of the
Council s from the Vosces, where he was born In 1873
He became lawyer and entered public life after the
Revolution Of February, l5is, when he was elected to
the Constituent Assembly. lie voted with the Conserva
tives and was an ardent adversary OF socalistic
projects He supported the Republican Constitution aud
was appointed Minister OF Commerce and Agriculture IN
I0us NapOlcOns fst Cabinet NJ Buffet resigned this
office in 1919 resumed official LIE for short period
in 1851 He remained alOOf from official life until l'G4
when he was a successful candidate the Corps II s-
latif lie there supported the Imperial Government but
treuIouslV demanded liberal concessions on the
cCs0u Of " Olivier Office. he appointed Minister
Of France and acquired the reputation OF being able
tubIic official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
THE NEUTRALITY POLICY AGAIN CRITICISED.
IoNnoy Saturday Feb, IL, 1871.

THE NEUTRALITY POLICY AGAIN CRITICISED.
LONDON, Saturday, Feb. Is, 1871.
The debate in the House of Commons last
night became general The pervadng tone was that
Engands weak hesancy had lost her the respect Of the
belligerents and invited early war for her own ex
istence
Mr. Gladstone rccapltuated the negotiations at st. Pc
tersburg which, he said, had been frutlessy made TO
depend upon Lord Lyonss withdrawal. He (Gladstone)
believed that magnanimty the part OF the Germans
would benefit not only France and Europe but Germany
itself.
The subject here dropped, and q discussion ensued
upon the naval administration, during which Mr. Glad
stone again addressed the House in defense of the Ad
miralty asserting that during Mt Chlderss adminstra-
ton nearly two millions OF taxation was saved TO the
country, whose maritime supremacy was at the same
time assured
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE sUMMARILY. DISPOSED OF IN
MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE State Senate Com
mittee to whom was referred memorial from the To-
male sufra gss asking the Legislature to urge Congress
to submit a Sixteenth Amendment 20 the Federal Con-
stitution, reported as follows:
"That inasmuch as the ladies claim they have a right
10 vote under the Constitution OF the United states and
that il will be held and enforced by the Courts therefore
The Indies are referred 10 the United States Courts for
the enforcement OF their rights"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
TERRIBLE HURRICANE IN ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS, Feb. ia hurricane on Friday
night destroyed damaged majority Of the buildings
left by the recent fire at Helena, Ark. Mr. stewart,
widow, fatally injured and her .te son instantly
killed. The Baptist Church demolished, and num-
Der OF other buildings either demolished badly
damaged The principal sufferers Mcssis. Miles Il
Co., commission merchants Ramsey ~ West, livery
men L. f. HOwertOn, dry goods; Barlord a Morton,
commission merchants. The loss Is estimated at from
$4,000 100000. On the ight POcLAoltGs AID
Iuka Miss. sufirrel from the same oauso.
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ITALY.

PROBABLE SETTLEMENT or THE QUARREL WITH
rUNIs-ARAGo's MISSION.
FLORENCE, Saturday, Feb. 49, 1871.
La Malone states that in consequence of an
interview Minister YenOsha and Hussein Pasha
the negotiations for the settlement OF the difficulty with
Tuns appears to promise satisfactory result.
II il asserted that NJ Arago has official semi
official mission here.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

10 drawback OF 10 cents for each proof gallon payable
after all the conditions have been complied WITH and 30
days after the vessel has actually cleared her voyage
noticeable feature OF this bill Is that II places the
whole control OF the business In the hands Of the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, instead OF the secretary
Of the Treasury.
The River and Harbor bill. which f. made the special
order for morrow after the morning hour, appropr-
ates, In bulk, I9I,5OO divided as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
LOUIS PICARD.

Louis Picard, the Minister Of 5uetice, was
admitted TO the French bar in 1s, and entered publ
life in 1885, wheE he elected by Paris District "a
the Corps L6gsat In that body he acted with the
position, and rellaincd consistent Republican through
all the political changes Of the Imperial Administration.
JULES DUYAURE.
Jules Dufaure, the Minister Of Finance, is in
his 73d year, aud IS old political associate o. NJ
Theirs He supported the Republic; took Office todcr
Yos Napoleon and retired from public life after the
10DD d'ttef Of December, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
JULES SIMON

Jules Simon, who has been very appropriately
named Minister Of Instruction. is IN his 9th year and
until 1876 was engaged in educational pursuits In 1913
he was elected to Constituent Assembly and paid
special attention therein, to questions regarding labor
and public instruction. He elected in 1863 by q
Paris district 10 the Corps Legisatlf, ana mas ds.
tuguished himself by his advocacy u the aDONuOn OF
capital punishment, and speeches ~ favor ~ popular
education He has written large number Of valuable
works ard promoted the establishment OF cooperative
nrPani nIs among the working classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

For Rivers the appropriations arc as fOuOws:B
Mississippi, Missouri. and Arkansas RiycrE $1,000;
Ohio River and Louisville Canal, 10000; Rivers IN
Michigan. 1858 900; Pennsylvania $1,000 Hudson and
East Rivers New-NOrk, including Hell Gate $4,000;
Rhode Island, tg20oo Connecticut, s50oO; Massachu-
R5OO0 Tennessee, $1,000; and Virginia $1,000; max
ing total Tor River Improvements Of S2,OGl,co0.
For surveys and examinations OF harbors in the North
ern and Northwestern lakes aud the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts $4,000 Is appropriated Examinations
are ordered OF various rivers aud harbors Alabama,
Arkansas, Connecticut Florida Michigan. louisiana,
Georgia. New-Jersey Wisconsin, Virginia, and Vermont,
md Of the ship canal route from Surgeon Bay to Lake
Michigan.
Minister schenck VIII arrive here this evening from
Ohio He was expected this morning. but the train Is
delayed and will not be in until late hour
It's asserted that John Russell Young, who sailed for
Europe on Saturday. went out as special agent OF tho
Treasury Department carrying letters from th President
and other very influential men.
The Washington annual meeting OF the American
Tract Society was held here this evening" and was adj
dressed by Judge Strong OF the Supreme Court and by
Senators Scott and Upton The annual report shows the
receipts OF the Society for the last year to have been
s1e1 o5 Of which s7Ss9 IS collected in New-York
New-Jersey, and Pennsylvania
The representatives. Of the Washington press have
issued cordial invitation TO their brethren throughout
the country to be present the carnival tomorrow and
Tuesday Quarters will be provided for those who
attend, and they will be furnished with tickets to
banquet which is TO be given TO them by the citizens OK
Washington.
The Fenian exies, with the exception Of o'Donoyan
Possa here, the guests OF the city. They have re-
ceiyed calls from large number Of prominent persona
and will remain over the carnival festivities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
The Spanish elections will be held on the
sh OF March aud the COItcs will meet the 81 OF April
Elections will shortly be held in Porto Rico aud Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
JULES FAVRE
.Inles Yayre. the Minister for FOREIGN Affair

Jules FavTe, the Minister Tor FoTelgn AI1alrs,
il the dstiu gushed member of the late Government Of
National Defense and represented it, affairs in Paris
during the siege IL took part in the resolution OF $780,
and has rcluained the consistent champion OF French
Repubcauism in the press in the din rent national as
selnbcr and the bar He is OF The 1Ost eloquent
and learned sjvOcates Of te Paris bar auC Is Inen er
of Cabinet.
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WASHINGTON.

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF SENATOR sUMNER-PRo-
VISIONS OF SENATOR HoWES NEW CABLE
RIII-THE SUBJECT OF REPLACING MUTT
LATED BANK NOTES TO BE AGAIN BROUGHT
Up IN THE sENATE-oPERATIoNS OF THE
NEW ARMY LAw-FAvoRABLE EXHIBIT OF
OUR COMMERCE FOR THE PAST ELEVEN
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TIE PROSPECTS, DiPBOvING-PEOFOsED ORGAN
IzATIoN OF A PROVISIONAL ARMY IN FRANCE
THE OLD MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT TO BE
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-08-30

Loan money, receive deposits. pay interest
on time deposits, buy and sell coin and Uni
ted States Bonds, cash, coupons and checks.
Remi: money to any part of 'hs United States
and also to England, Scotland, Ireland and
Germany. Sell Revenue Stamps.
In sums Of $500 at 2 per cent. discount.
In sums OF $500 at 2! per cent. discount.
In sums of $1,000 at 8 per cent discount.
Taug Is 1859