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where hey Inspected TIE s.h sna rrth Pr-~i,-
enc he lst bays Ian eorls, Jn.Cls s.ron.r. rRe
rtoTe looked IN escenen. oonAitlon. i'he -
vance guard entered Paris a; oicao-k I'm rbs
norEjpS, without disturbance.
Barrteaaes IN Paris.
LONDON. March There was much agitation
IN Paris last night, and sarrieadcs we're ere TED
In TIE northern and eastern fsubourvs. n -
stated that thew are only guarantees hest the
Germans should overstep their limits OF occu-
patton The governor OF Paris Il Represented
10 have said he could oniy rely upon certain
members OF the national guard and the troops
OF the line Tor thterpcsit0n between the Ger
mans AND the populsce. The Opt.f0a Ndtona e.
says the meeting Of the German Parliament n
postponed TIL the "a Of March.
Paris Quiet
PARIS, March lin. Y. rsIee~du specisl. l.
The inhabitants maintain the same quiet stur-
dy lndi nerence they showed on the ma-uiuy
OF the entry OF the Prussisns. There were M
demonstrations by the people, and the troops
prepared % bivorac on the Champ Fiysses a1I
neighborhood without any apparent excite
meat. The French troops Who guarded the
barbados and bridges behaved admin Ably. aud
under great proyocation restrain their e nper
and keep cool. There has been no disposition
on the part Of the cricers aud men OF the PruS-
sian army TO wander beyond tue hsrricaie
limits, even without uniforms. The Pras-. an
soldiers IL discovered in some parts Of Pal
would by attacked BY the angry mob.
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Crime In the QUAKER CIV.

fHlIaDklfHiA, March The coroner /. a.
vesugating the facts in relation 20 the dealt az
the effects OF blow inflicted by an upsn,S,, !,
board. N VI
Mary Council. dau ghter Of Senator Come
last night on the Darby road. The perpe,rator
il unknown
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Aaair~ ON the Pacific suore

SAN fRANCisCO, March The Russian cor
yes.e Boyarin has completed her repairs a. tie
Mare leland navy-yard, and T. ready 60 sal.
-Four ships are under contract 20 LOAD with
wheat ioT Europe. The receipts OF wheat thi-
season are four million four hundred thousaui 4
centsls, against i've million Eve hundred aui
foriy-t~o thousand I've hundred aast year. The
bull movement I'm stocks is very strong, 81 /.
many small dealers are badly burnt
The steamship Great Republic, for China AUD
ian, has arrived with only a few Chinese and
eleven cabin passengers. The japanese crew
rescued from tue wreck b. the ship Anna Small
were sent back on the steamer. The shipmeuf
OF treasure by the Great Rennhlic was SIAl a.
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The Coal Miner. q. Couve,,.

MAHONEN CITY, Pa, March AT A Deet
ing o. the General Council OF the w. B A ,
held here to-day, the subject Of arbitration va.
discussed, and referred 10 the miners 20 decide
and report ON, through their delegates, al The
neat General Council. A committee OF tire
wss appointed for the purpose OF keeping the M
ca.t before the public, and TO refute the mis-
statements Of the operators and their aheffors
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PAH0 KlLLER.
THlsl FAUrs DEMAND IMMEDIATE oos

TARsn fAgTg p1AAND !nMEDIATl OOH
SIDkRAT1ON.- Disease should be guarded aesirst
or u must be cured. The alternatives are death
euch consequences - render life burden. Combat
the melarta. y.rify the blood, Dut the nerves IN
Petite. bsniah every sign Of dyspepsia or rheums.
tam nSreeee the yieor OF both body and mind and
can only be done With safety, certainty and prompt
NESS By Charles 9suftere Native Wine Bitters: %
says popular opinion, endorsed ~ many OF the most
eminent Rhysicians, who aesure NJ Of the complete
victory OF thess over ell other Bitters. 1t As abso
lutely driven them ont Of the market where Ii has
been introduced, .0autiera Hativs Wine bitters
may b he'd Of eli druggists. os2d-tI
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Female l,hxsiclnns

BOSTON, March 2.-four young women ora l.
uated as physicians from the New Englant
Medical College yesterday. one OF whom. Ms.
Nye, Of Believer, Nebraska, is shortly 10 90 as
missionary physician 10 ConstsntinopIe aOl-r
the auspices OF the American board A classof
twenty-six students las attended the collsge
during the past term.
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PfRRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
THE. GREAT FAMIL Y MEDICINE,
TAKEN INTERNALLY

TAKEN INTERNALLY,
Ii cures sndden Colds, Coughs 81 :, aud Weak Ston,.
SGh, Gsnets, Debility, Nuraipg Sore Mouth Uxnk
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Gram D
or Pain IN the Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Paint. r.
Cohc' AsiatIc Cholera, eiArrhpa and by seutery
APPLIED EXTERNALLY,
lures FeiOns, Bcils, and Old Sores Severe Burns,
Scsids, Cuts, Bruises and Spiains. Swelling Of toe
JOINTS King Worm and letter, Broken Breasts,
Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Toothachs Pain in he
race, Neurajgis and Rheumatism. II 10 . sure
remedy Tor Agus, Chil,s aud Fever. ..
PAH0 KlLLER,
Taken internally should be aduitersted with milk
o. water or made into ~ rup with molasses. For
sSoneh, nfew drops ON sugar, eaten, will be more
effective than any thing else
bottle
Sold byAn Druggists. fe3 eoAW In
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society or the Teaue~see- Deu,t.,.,
Association.

NlFSiNNATi, March 2-ENtensive prepara.
uone are being made for the approaching meet
ing OF tie Society OF the Tennessee.
AT the Mississippi Valley Dental Asso,ist.on
Yesterday twenty-iOur members were pres..'.
he meeting was occupied In the dlscassiop l.,
me case OF the mSl!et in filing teeth.
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From st Louis.

ST. LorIs, March 2.-pn Change. an ahour
twenty minutes, 80 eco in money and provfs on
we're raised for tire relief OF France.
Ihe bil 20 submit 10 the people whether a
constitutional election shall be hel A. has n 49,. n
the Horse. The election Is TO b. held on The
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Fatal Gas ExplO~foa.

OIL CITY, Pa, March l-Lsst evening there
was an explosion OF gas in q well at Reno. John
russell ana two youths, sons OF Herman
hoeers, were probably fatally burned. CssseIl
brennan OF tbe carpenters employed By the Ia
proprietor, was als0 burned, but not badly,
Several persons ere scalded
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LOtIskILLEI MATCH 1.-The ION annual -,
sion OF the Kentucky Conference n. 4. Chr
met yesterday Bishop Clark presiding. Seen
~ ministers were present.
The conventional interest bill, allowing a con
tract sale OF one per cent. hss passed the Sen
ate, and will pass the HOuse
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the front seat in the diplomatic gallery. After
witnessing the proceedings from the gallery for
some time, General Schenck escorted the Com
missioners 20 the floor Of the House, where he
IT'seDted them 10 q number Of leading mem
ben. They remained upon the floor some time.
and appeared much interested in the proceed
lr9e.
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Van Eaton. tue rorrer

Nf~ oEK, March 2-Loais Nan Ea.ou.
arrested IN New Orleans on the char,e o.
Iergery IL this city, withdres his plea OF lu.
guilty, and riead guilty this morning Sentence
Vii De Pronounced on 20 morrow by Record.r
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BATCMEIOR,e HAZE DYE

. This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best IN the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does rot contain
tsTd nor rltaltc poison to produce persy ss or
death. Avoid the Wanted and deusive par ati0ns
soastn9 virtues they DO not possess. The genuine
w. y. Bachelor6 Hair Dye he's had hssfs years
the only perfect Hair Dys-hlacs or brown. Sold
York, fesu
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he National Air Line RAILROAD Az,

IRENrcf, March 2.-The New Jersey Cen
ral ara the National Air Line are closely allied
ara contracts have been made Tor the con
stractlon o. link between Bound Brook spI
the Delaware river.
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OPENING Of Navigation

INoIl, y: Il, March 2.-The steamboat
SOfnectleut left here At room tod day FOR New
YORK She makes slow but sure progress She
VIII probably be ~ Poughkeepsie to-nlgh
Ihls a. The opening at navigation TO tlit point
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The smallpox prevails In Pittsbure
The American Phiiologiso win aphilolog,
IN New Haven, next July.
toe much FOR il.
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NEW YORK, March There were ninefreu
pids Tor gold to-day. amounting To g. ~ sop Al
from llnsIlO9i. The awards will be - 90 49,,
AZ from llO.,sallO.9l.
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Released on Rail

ST. LOUIS, Mo. March 2.-BenJamu, B81.s-
charged with killing Captain jenkins. i-ju'y
I :. marshal at New Madrid. a few days s:uc,
hss been released on $4,000 bail.
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IM COAL NINIAs STRIKR-A mating OF
me Wofkngmens Benevolent Assoc isfi1n vas
was resolved to adhere TO the prices 6,ed by the
miners, and TO resist the operators ans1l they
coneede TO their demands. The miners have
neld meetings at other POINTS IN the anthracite
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MAGIC I'M THE PARLORT

W. BRANCHO-
HAh1Z MAGICAL REPOSITORY, Ner York
IL. HART/. ftIU--oyfST,
Will open fsw days his MAGICAL REPOSI-
1OAh, Al El!s MnsC Store, 937 Pa ev.. wssh-
lnStC \, Tor the sale OF Comparing TvcHs, Puzzles
&c. Full ins'Tuciic1s- printed and verbal, given
with each Article SO that difficulty will be fOuud
N performing the vaT4Ous ticks. The Sbedel II
BAH: patented, 81 -, ve.y beautiful Tr.cS; and
hunsreds If novelties adspstd for Pa-lor Amusa
ment. Those no. wishing TO purchavs these Trick.
publicly San n.fe srran sene)ts With Nj. HART
20 have them shown privately, pro ided quantity
rs - * r6d. mo
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GEN. N. ID. LsSGErT, the newly appointed
Commissioner OF Patents, entered on his duties
this morning,
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NHAND CONCERT

CsAND CONCERr
SEQ COLORED CHILD9EN
OF THE
ISLAND INSTITUTE SUNDAY SCHOOL,
FOR gHE B ENEsIT OF THE SCHOOL,
ASSISTED BY A QrAETETIE OF
ACCOMPLISHED vOCALIsTS,
ISuER The DIRECTION OF
PROF. GEORGE BANCROFT,
1T IuE
FIEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner Tenth and streets,
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, II.
President Grant and Cabinet are expected te / {
Tickets, so Cents; Children under J. ysars, %
tents Tor sac at t,,s Boakstores. mhl-Jt-
Z F. TAIAoR,
THE POET EDITOR,
Will deliver lis Great Lecture,
FAILURES, TIL ALPHABET OF SUCCESS, y
70 CONCLUDE WITH
1.-THE sTORMING OF MISSION EIDGE,n
AT LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH D, 1871.
Tickets of admission, SO Cents. No extra charge
Bookstore Of Messf. Phis sol6sOns ON and af. 1e
fhurs1ay morning March,. mhl-55
TO THE KNIGHTS OF THE DISTRICT AND
L MARYLAND.
You are respectfully Challenged to meet Us a,
Langley, Fairfax County, Va, on THE 14TH OF
day, to contend for the Prize o. S26.
Al persons desiring 10 ride will he admitted on or
before the lUth
Address Tournament Committee, Langley, Fair
fax County Va.
fe2s 81 VIRGINIA KNIGHTS
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY:
FRIDAY, March 10. SATURDAY, March H.
Jhe management respectfully announce the Il rst
appearance IN " arlington of NJ LIE CHRISTINA
L q n
IN TWO GRAND NILSSON CONCERTS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. ey enings, March ~ and II.
- - AT LINCOLN HALL.
M Tie CT RlSTINA NILSSON Will be assisted 10y
" - Annie cufse Cary, the COntTalto: Signor
BTigroii. the Distinguished Tenor; Signor N. Yer
s.I, Primo baritone, This first appearances here;
MT. Henry NleuNtemps. the world renowned yiO-
hnst MUSICAL Conductor, SiGN0R BOSOM.
bEsEbN I'D SEATS -FOUR "a DOLLARS.
Jne sale 81 reEeTyed seats " i'll commence on Tues
day, March !, at a. m at W. O.. Metzerott 4 90
Steinway Pianos are used al all the Nilsson Con-
Ctltrs fa21-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS. M. g. BROWN,
VI Jl Bend street, New Y ork, IL now at tho
ST JAMES ROTEL, Room Nos,
For the further iptfodIc lion OF her Ne.srhvs;cs,
Discovery, which
KILLS THE ROOT OF ALL DISEASES.
DEAFNESS, NOISES ~ THE HEAD BLIND.
NEsS, BALDSEss, CATARRH,
With every disease flesh 10 heir 10.
MISS n. .. WILSON'S OERTIFIOArH,
- FREpOyIA, n. Y, May 2, ISL.
Fo- eighteen months previous 20 December las L
had been ON the very verge Of the grave, ard had
sldeiSd more than thOg sands have TO die, fr m 8
COZ phcatoR OF diseases, viz: ProsirstiOn Of tae
ent1e Neryo2s System, prorsy, Heart Disease
Br0nenlal OAtsFrh, Dyspe ps's, Chronic Inhama
ton OF the stomach, Enlargement of the Live
Jaundlce SPIN al Con Sint ailing Eyesight Loss
OF Hat aud and tor six tim
Neuralela followed by Parsly sis, with almost 10 al
less OF the locomotive PoEe sail of which were
spee1ily arrested in their progress AND have bee
grad lAy aad efectusl'y oged, by frst destrJf-
Ing tue root, whereby disease no longer st in
tn pcdy. trough the agency OF Mrs, Browns WON.
bsRFIL Metaphysical Discovery.
As Tor me- II viii give thanks unto the Lord with
my mouth ard pr also Him before the multitude '
D.9b slipped
Miss v iisOns eertifc ate will be found AZ length
IN my Meta phys cal pamphlet, strongly indJrsei
fIesss fend Tor IL 10 tue ho'e,. mh3Gs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE
THIS THURSDAY EVENING
II thu Oric 3fsl BuIl6 s4ue or elNBAD THE SAL.
Or prest ntng the entire sire lgih OF this Sple Id
&c animation. Miss THOMPSON, in he renowned
" SiUna Speech OIL the topics OF the day, nsw Nur
sery htyme', Local His. etc, ETC To morrow
lFr,day) Evenn beleht OF NisILYDIA THOMP.
SOY SATURDAY. afternoon. s. 2 o'cIs-I a G and
LYDIA THOMPsON MATINEE IL
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MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, FEB. ~
THE DRUMMER BOY
OR the
BATTLE FIELD OF SHILOH,
NEW MILITARY ALLEGORI INsfN ACTS
AND ACCOMPANYING TABLFY x
Arranged from Incidents of the Late War.
POST. NJ. 3, Department of the Potomac. Grand
the Post EiuC tiona Fund.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Private S. ~
s..... .......
Paranette and Dress ~
Family CirC ........... &C.,. .,,.. u
No Extra Charge for Reserv ed Seats.
heeef Cd Seats are Tor sale at the Music Store Of
W: q. MetZeroti Co, 925 Pcnnsylyaniu avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets f,:,s
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PERsoNAL.-Whitelaw Reid, managing editor
OF the New York Tribune, is in town, and is the
guest OF Postmaster General Creswel.
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A1IAGARA nv MoONu Uuur

NIAGARA BY MOONLIGHT.
Browns great Painting Of Niagara will be on ex.
hibition, illuminated with two hundred Otirr
me Paintings, commencing MONDAY, Feb 9th,
and remain on exhibition short time. Tickets
admitting two. rs cents
BARLOWS GALLERY. 1886 PENNSYLVANIA Az
enue, south side. over Lamb Frame and Locking
sisss Store. Gallery open from ~ q M. 70 10 ..
m. tel
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No REPEAL or THE INCOME TAX THIS SRs-
sIoN.-In the House this morning Mr.. Hooper
moved to suspend the rules and pass q bill
repeating the income tax but the House by a
vote OF 1lt to 81, refused to suspend the rules TO
consider that matter.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE rIsTRIcr NoNINsrIoNs.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations TO the
Senate to-day:
n. r. Chapman, Secretary OF the District OF
Columbia.
S. p. Brown, A. b. Mullett, A. X. Shepherd
and James A. MsgIader, Board Of ublic Work.
for the District OF Columbia.
y. 5. L'neoln. Il. s. Verdi, II. A. Willard
John NJ. Langston, AMI John Msrbury, Beard
OF Health for The Distr ct OF Columbia.
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Charc'sse Con1oyev, or Oregon, Indian AGENT
10 Washington Territory; Edwin Eells sgeu,
tor Indians in Washington Territory, IUrn atilIs
ayency;l John Smith, agent for Indians, Warm
Springs agency, Oregon.
Postmasters-Alfred b. Smith, Pougbkeepsie
y. Y: Joshua *. Smith. Meridian, Mss Tenn
pie Dodge, Maiden. Mass; III. Dwight CntIer
saltwater, Mimi; H. p. Yancleve, St. Antho-
ny's Falls, Mimi.
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INTERNAL RRvBNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1925, 5SI.O9.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON ADAM TRAU OF til,
Navy has resigned.
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TIE CASES Of the defaulting nava, paymas-
ters recently tried by naval court martial have
lot been decided yet by Secretary Robesen, but
will be after the adjournment of Congress, and
new appointments made to ill any vacancies
which may result from dismiseals.
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GENERAL HENRY "A. BARNUM of Syracuse.
n. V, who was one OF Gen. Sherman's lieuten-
ants in his famous march to the sea, was married
at the Church of the Incarnation in New York
last Tuesday evening to Miss Reynolds, OF SI5
Fifth Avenue, in THAT city.
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The JAPANESE MINISTER and suite hay.
remained in their quarters, No. SIC 18th street,
all day. Governor Ito and his suite, VINO have
hitherto been occupying the came house, LET,
there at noon o-day and have taken quarters at
The New York herald., 1871-02-04

. majority q the taxpayers, II tins mnch enly y
asked for IL may be granted but win DO useless 70
aek for more All the large cities and some OF the
towns win not be affected ut all by the bill. 1
mean tnose which availed themselves OF the benefit
OF the State law OF 1894 before 10 was repealed.
The petitioners refer To show miserable misery
spirit, and disgusting absence OF real patriotism on
the part OF the men who have come iawning upon
the Legislature to induce 1t 10 pay them for the dis
play OF patriotsm they made during the war ~ get
ting other men killed in their places. But II IL be-
comes choice as between two evils Mr. Murphy's
b ought TO be selected as it is The lesser ey Of the
bwO presented.
THE ERIE DIRECTORS
Mr. Goodrich. who introduced IN the House the
Pi to repeal the Erie directors classification law,
has appeared before the Rallroad Commttee, and,
by agreement, the 10th instant has Deen fixed upon
as me time Tor hearing all parties interested In the
matter Oh either soe, at three O'Clock p NJ in room
NO. 47S 0i the Deavan House.
THE AVENUE q RAILROAD.
Senator Genet introduced bin providing that the
above railroad may extend their railroad tracks in
Twenty-third street along from First avenue TO the
North river. Also through Madison avenue. from
Twenty-third street to FoILysecond street along to
Fourth avenue. Also from Fortv-rhird street upon
Broadway to Fourteenth street TO North river, to.
gether with all necessary turn0uts, switches, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
The POPE AND THE EMPER OR.


Diplomatic Correspondence in Reference to
ahe Pope and the Italian Occupation of
Rome.
The following statement and diplomatic corre-
sDendence Ia reference 10 the Pope and the Italian
occupation OF Rome have been published at Berlln:-
On the 9TH OF October, 1870, his Holiness the Pope
addressed. through the Ambassador, Count Arnin,
inquiry TO Versailles whether the government Of
his Majesty the King In case the Pope should leave
Rome, would advocate at Florence that tulg should
he done with full honors, The telegram III question
Is rs folows:--
THE AMBASSADOR TO TEE CHANCELLOR OF THE Cox.
FEDERATION, at Versailles
ROME, Oct. 7, 1870.
The Cardinal Secretary OF State inquiries wnelher
tie Io9e, II he should desire 10 leave
Rome can recGon upon the support OF ,his
oart unhinaered In O atung manner. IL
neenls tnat rhe idea OF departure gains more
consistency because the evacuation OF the Quirinal
has been demanded by the Italian military autherl-
Tjes; also the apartments Of the Pope and the
archives are sealed up, and two cardinals uvng In
d Paral palace have received orders to leave within
Iwepty -four bouIs 20 make room for GENERAL La
karmora. Besides which military domc mclliary
visit has been paid to u nunnery, on tie pIetext Of
searching for Zouaves. Count AhNlh.
Tne intention OF the Pope to leave Rome was,
from causes connected with the attitude OF bis Ho
meas and the traditions Of the Papal See, unexs
pected by the royal government In the meantime
it did moi hesitate ut once to intervene with the
Eaian RoVegpNe1t IA coptormiy with the wishes
The New York herald., 1871-02-04

OF the Pope, ana 20 communicate the fAct Of this
having been done TO the Roman government In the
contingency that the intention should be carried
out
me following rs the text Of the telegram in ques-
tlon;--
VERSAILLES, Oct. 8, 1870.
THE OuANCELL0R OF THE CONFEDERATION 40 COUNT
Won ABNlM, Ambassador in Rome:-
The Ilrst sentence OF your telegram OF yesterday
answer In conformity with the commands OF MS
Majesty the King, In The affirmative. telegram
intervening as requested, goes 10 Florence simui-
taneously with this message. v. BISMARCK.
JbE CHANCELLOR OF THE CONFEDERATION TO THE
AMBAssADoR COUNT BRAssIER, at Florence;-
Cardinal Anonelli has asked our Ambassador II
the Pope III case he should desire TO leave Rome,
could reckon unon the support OF his Majesty that
he should be allowed TO leave unhindered and III
httln9 manner.
HIS Majesty the King has ordered me TO answer
this question IN the affirmative His Majesty Is con.
be respected by the Italian government under all
circumstances, even If the Pope contrary to all ex
pectatOns should Design 10 transfer his pace OF re-
sldence. The King charges your Exceenc 10 eX-
press this nope. His MaJesy the htng does not con-
slder the North German Confederation called upon
to interfere unasked in the political aEars OF other
countries, yet he still considers IL as duty ow ng
TO The North German UaLhOcs 10 take part III main
tanning the dignity aud Independence OF the head OF
the Catholic church. " BISMARCK.
To this telegram 0 reply was received from the
Italian government TO the eject that there could be
no doubt Of its intention TO maintain the dignity
ana independence or the Pope.
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WAaHINGToN, Feb q, l87ls
Mr. KELSEY Crep) OF N Y, presented petition Of fifteen
members Of the Ontario and Yates County New York;
Homeopathic Medical Society," and OF 7s citizens Of Ontario
county, asking that professorships Of the
Homeopathic system may be provi led for In the bill now
pending bef Congress to esaos national University
Washington also asking for the removal OF Mr. Van Aer
from the office of Commissioner Pensions for having
removed DIR. stlman Spooner surgeon OF the Hom1o-
pahic school, from the office OF pension
KoUA IZIN6 GRADES OF NAVAL oIrloERs.
Mr. STARKwRATHKR, lrep of Conn, introduced bill TO-
enlarge the provisions OF the OF July IT, 1852 enargne
and equazng the grade Of line officers Of the navy. re-
ferred.
CALIFORNIA LAND DISTRICT.
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON the Senate bill to create
additional land district In California akon tho
Speakers table aud passed
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House then, at hapas O'Clock, went Into COM
mittee of the Whole Mr. Cox in the CHAIR the Naval Ap
preparation bill The total spprup by the b
IL SiSSS2,11l.
TIE debate IN committee went through usual
touching tho Coast Survey the League Island and the New,
London Navy Yards, secretaries naval officers,
Without disposins Of the bill the committee
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING FRENCH AND GEBMANe.
On motion Of Mr. BANKS lrep Mass the senate con.
current resolution for the relief of the sufferers by the waf
Europe taken from the Speakers table and passed
The House then At quarter four O'clock adjourned