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lbs following important ltens or war news
were received here last night:
THE ASSEMBLY.
BOEpEAFx. Feb. 15.-The Assembly, TO-DAY
was engaged in the veritcation Of election Of
is members. Electoral reports from Alsace
ana Lorraine were read, and caused warm de-
Ia s OF sympathy for those provinces;
Assembly would proceed to constitute a new
government. The deputies on leaving the As
sembly Chambers were greatly cheeTed b. the
fORDEAUx, Feb. I-.--.N. Y World special
Affairs are more promiSi Z tor the republicans.
FouT Hundred and eIghry Que deputies have ar
rived. The majority manifest disposition 10
.OHfIC the Assembly, 60 the ratification Of the
terms Of peace. and TO-tpcne other matters
ariii tie adjournment . PsTiS.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
F:oPnxauN. Feb I5-I n. y. Hsrc'd sreciai 7
4 settled purpose IL manifest among the Depu-
lies nov here 20 accomplish two things viz:
TEe overthrow Of violent republicans and
reIr0ye' Of the future scat Of government from
Par an order that the country NAV be no
.cLgeT 81 the merry O. The IaObsOf the capital.
P,I-Vr RI conversation with members induces
The belief that temporary PROVISIONAL govern
mfut VIII lie first formed. Theirs. Greyy
Ircct1. bs'ssrl1Z" and D0rsn are favOrably
TsIiisr d. aud IA connection with sOms prOmi-
Uent citizens Throughout IN provinces are TO he
r;aced IN power. and u Is believed the duty OF
deciding the eventual form OF goyernment will
he eEtrUs'ei 70 them The radicals are ener-
gctICailv ~ work. resolved not to part with
TOWc- Without a StrGSe.e. lhey are MAKING
raFufst appeals and violent spCeChe among the
yeoTle bat unme AIMING cries for the prolOuga
ION OF the war and DO surrender, have evident
ly lost their force. The conservatives are quiet
and confident There Is a strong undercurrent
ia favor Of the OrleanistS, and the election OF
the princes will likely be declared valid.
PARIS ELECTION RETURNS, ETC.
PARIS. Feb. 16.-The following Is the Off al
repOTt o. the vote in Paris. on the Sth for depu-
ties 10 the Assembly, by thousands: Louis
Blaze -l6, Victor Hugo Oil, Garibaldi 200,
puinet 10, Gsmbetts l91. KOchefort i63, Sois.
>et 10. Deleschuze 1JS, JsegneuS 155, School
cher H.. Felix Plat l5l. Martin 80 Pathnau
r.>, LaCroy 13i. GAmbOn Ia, Dorian 12S, Raric
1-u, NsiOn III. Brisson lis, Thiers l02, Savage
To-, Bernard l02. Datraisse lGl, Greppo 1Oi,
iangOis ., Ferbaalt -, Ciemenceau 20, " aehrst
-, Brumet 20, Floquet 50. Gourmet 81, Totem
-, LitfTs =, Eavre =, Armand ~, Rollin &c.
say -. TirsHd IS, EogOna 81, Adam -, SIil-
here -, Feyrot =. TsueO 20.
ICSCOS, Feb. 1J.-The press of Paris allude
90 the proposed entry OF the German army into
Pans III excited terms L he Reiorme opposes
the entry OF the German troops as such, and
fCTe>ecs 4 bloody encounter between them and
tie CItie ems. \ majority OF the journals counsel
the citizens TO remain indoors and display
mourning cmbleIns during the Passage OF the
German troops.
meteorological RecOrd-Feb. IL, IS A. NJ
WGr DspaT. went, Stgsdl Service, U.S.A.
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OONoRHS9rONAL.
Censlusasn Yesaerday's Prooeealnss

SENATE-Aftsr our report closed ...,
MI. Schurz was awarded the door. snd there
aR e: m ss
Senetors, to continue the debate on the Joint
resolution Of the Indiana Legislature Withdraw
ing that States alleged ratification Of the IF.
order to proceed with
TEE LEGISLATIVE AUTHORIZATION BILL:
which was agreed to, anu the latter bill was
amendment reported from the Couanittee on
Appropriations, increasing judicial salaries
After debate, MIR. Wilson moved to amend by
h1lng salaries as follows Chief Justice, IS .5D0
Associafe Justice. $1,000; Circuit judges,
;. .He; justices of Court OF Claims aud District
OF Uolumbiai 50 goo. Agreed to-yeas 20 nays -
Without further action, TIE Senate, at 40
o CLOCK, took recess till evening.
AT THE EVENING SESSION,
MI 1ruElbull, from the Committee On the
Judiciary, reported adversely th ssuppl eUeut9Ty
civil rights bill introduced by MIR. Sumner,
which was placed on the calender. Also, ad-
verSely on various propositions for amendments
to the CODstitutic0.
Mr.. Patterson. from the Committee Of Confer
The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TERRITORIAL ...1.
made n = report, which was ccrcurred !u
Ire iegislat,,ye ssrr oPFiaton oil was tEeu
mere equitable DESTRUCTION OF wprl, araong the
district Judges was adopted
WITHOUT iET;ne. acr!OUs the Senate. ~ I'd
O'Clock, adjourned
HOUSE-At;ero or Te,t,rt clo,ed
Deoate Oh the bill reported bv the Judiciary
committee TO enforce the rights q citizens of
tie United states under the fifteenth amend
n ent to vote IN the several States OF the MON,
Was continued NJ great length.
Mr.. FinkelDbuTg moved TO strike ont OF the
twelfth section all that requires the military
authorities to obey a cali made by United
States marshal or lis deputy, which was agreed
TO, and the bill was then passed by nearIy a
party yote-ye3s III, nays ca.
Mr: Cook, from the conference committee on
the bill to create
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT FoS THE DIsTRIC 7
OF Columbia, made a report, which Is to be voted
on tomorrow.
The Heuse then, at AS, took a recess till 80.
AT the evening session, Mr.. Lou ghridge, from
the judiciary Committee, reported several bills,
but none OF them were passed, and NJ 30 the
House adjourned.
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IlEIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, b.
- OUETs, BOSSES, ANCHORS and STA rs
Preserved OF EBalleled IN Wax. Ali kinds Of n Air
Brsdi1g done, Ornamental Hair Work 90 Glass and
Pearl ~ Mrs FRiEs, late 81 Boston, 909 sth St
near /. Rcferences:-Mrs President GRANT MRS
Admiral 9oldsborouGh, W. W Corcoran, Gen
Casey. Gen. Tonpkins. Gen. Aiken ianis-iy
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DBofcsALs ron MARKING AsD RArtnu
STAMPS

|
Posi- orfIcE DEeARTyE-r,
NAsH.sS ros, J ~ usry ~, lrI.l
met SatI he 4; Az ~ sse,i,ed a. shl. peg.
moor for furnishing for the Of the post Of es 10
AR, pe1 Msk,, 1r AZ, ioss year. ,rcn tie Is, q
lowing oescr-ptif n, nsmely
c,., CLASS No 4.
CT one bali inch in dis1aeser with the nsns 81 "a,
q lie as rfss !, asS s.s
for the s.rne, and with handles Of mahogany, vel.
vl H s,s.ss.i: g. nj; e.... 2: ,ss
seoo@Ssniss b. hssr Sioos.. :. a nsa n as
Ai.o, the charge Cor separate gvres and months asd
oiSfT sSse: .ets !. s.,a Y ss circle
-. Ais; oetsson hsTkins starp.; With ,yt the o.s
stamp Above dsscssd ana 9Th , - shf ioT 1ss
month, and days of the same maseriai, in iooSs.
GLASS No q
Circular Marking STAMPS Of iron on othsr .u,t.
5,e maisI,a, .is9st the easee. bui siniisE a. eli
for MOUTH N 6oeSs sSa sas. 's sas ss 3, ssa ss
OF ths same material
Ctrculsr Marking stamp o; boxvoos q, a.a.r
suitable material. and IN al other respects simse
20 no eseept that the typs may b. o.
CLAes No. a.
similar 60 tso-e no. Il ess IL Sss Scri sss Fr%
cisco, &c or Of other suitable style fer foseses
S.ss. s. ii:s .iss D.
ST, :" Rev rork UaPaid;9 " Baltimore PAID All B.
- IL. o.
Also, Eating and other ous STAN % cor.
respoasins With stamps Nos g. ana ;, IN Pstsriai
Tied, ~ msent ~. Returns for letter dirsct1ons"
any other word. sentence, OF 6Cures not eKceea-
rections
Also, Oaacels Of halt inch diAnstsr ana contain
gfour more parallel lines, sld CORE g ondins
material With Nos. 7, ., and etarnps.
Proposals will be Feceive6 for eli the above DE-
scrioed stamps. or tor GO class separ1toiu.
Stamps viii he ordered for the cineren; clsssss o.
ooes. according to presset or failure rules Of ths
Department.
MODE. o. stamps must aeeoEnrsny the prg pOsA.s.
dspce Of rs biity 20 comply with rs bff
Two suficieuf suretics viii be required O. a cor
treet.
TIE Stamps must b. delivered q. the Blank Agsnry
OF the Poet once Department st the xpsoss CT ia
contractor.
pr1possis shoEG lie ireorsed On the o.tsIis az tao
envelope, Proposals tor Oe.ce HsrEi,g starnps
and addressed 90 the First Assistant Plsua.ter
jNo. A. \. CBEsWKLb.
lSs7-th.St PostEsster;Gcn-rs',
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LOAN OFFICES.

FURNISHINGS LOAN OFFICE,
~ 4o6 and &C 18TH St, &. doors south Pa sv
klakes liberia adv anoes on Gold and Silver Wa
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Furniture, Guns, Pts
tots, Cutlery, aides and Gent,emen wesriaz a ..
PEREZ OF all descriptions.
- PytCufs erf~ascersT ffoo-
% Furniture stored ani sdv snees ma is f.l-tr
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n
H.T. HELAIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
~ NesEness e-tsiaz from Excesscs EAllas 81. l...
lowing Symptoms: " N
tnoi spo,ition % Exsrtion, Loss o. Power.
Weak Nerves, Ire1bI'ny S''s'-'oa
Horror Of Disease, WsEefnI5sss
ptmness OF Eisios, Pain in ,ha Is,ok
~ ~ anu, Flushing Of the bccy.
Universal Lassitude o. PaIisS 0,oorten,n~,
the Muscular System.
These symptoms, allowed % z 90. with m,
medicine invariably rcnoyss.l coon follow
TATUITr. EPILEPrIC FITS. 40
10 ooe OF which ths patient may expir, Who "a,
they Are not irelaenty followed ey those sairS
INSANITY AND OOssUMPTIOH,
MANY are aware Of the cause OF their surar,a, ho,
none vi confess The records OF ths in sana A. s,..
and the melancholy deaths by CONSERVATISM beS.
ample witness 20 the truth Of the Assertion
The Constitution, once arected by organic vess
nese, requires the aid Of edicns 70 Strengthen ana
ins.&orsse the syaem, which H. T HELMBOLnS
kAIkAOf Of BuCHU invariably docs A trtsl
VIZ convince the uost sosptieal.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
HVUPER-WtLLI ANS. At Christ Church rec
t-rT, - February 10, by Rev. William nj cGuire,
NT, GEORGE II. HOOPER and Miss SUSAN
WILLIAMS. both Of W WASHINGTON.
OHNSON-hINSIsTREE Al the residence CT
hTs N. X. Stewart. by the Be-. DR. Stark, Mr.
KOBE RT NJ. JOHNSON 10 Miss KATE hIEHIs.
TEE. both Of this city.
DIED.
OAhGEWLR. On ths 18th ins:.. AMANDA 4 ,
laughter CT the lsiS j ID. aid susan Gan geger in
jh9 l1fh Year 81 her age.
Eii-ais and relatives invited 20 attend tbs
;ursIa al N Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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" haze a. this time SEVENTY. 1--WE THOUs.
MD DVLLAAs 70 loan kesl Estate PaDer, and
Cooperation; Government, aud other Securities
bon EEt and sold. az =. ssf.tS
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DRY GOODS.

Tbs PLACE TO BUY
DRY GOODS
At low prices Is at
EMORY BAXTER'S,
1890 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
LOTIONS from 6 Z 70 o. cents per yard.
LINEN aud COTTON DIAPER, from 3 l. L to 81 50
A JA-WOOL FLAHNELS, from Is cents ND 10 81
TARLE LlNEE, from IS cents to 81 SO per yard.
LINEN TOWELS, from 10 cents to rs cents apiece.
Full stock Of HOSIERY, at low figures.
EAEMURAL SkthTS, at 20 cents. worth s lis
Ladies Heulmed and Plain HANDKERCHIEFS
from Ga cents Up.
lev pairs Of 'CRIB BLANKETS left, which
ON selling very cheap. ja3J
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB rREsH BIZ

OFFICE AcISs CoNxlssasE OF s--sr,rryrr-,
I0EI fooTE. n D., Fsbraarr 10. ITI.
eealed Proposals, n 9apiio ate will be reoeiv "A
this once until Q clock q N, hGECH l1th. IGI.
Ter furnishing EBEsH Bkkf 81 this Post. frs.
proposals. Tor supplying officers With choice cuts
ne.s lnformstcn az % conditions, quality o.
bceS. psYments &C can be obtaiued bT appiio o.
70 FkKD0RIOK FUGfR.
First Lieut.. 9Th Artsllsry, AMI a.C.s.
10 ip6t Fort FeOts, Nd.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 3l9 Southeast corner Of Eth and ID streets
TOMORROW.

EtY WI, Il. WALL a Co, Auctfoneers,
~ Rev Marble Building. Nos. 900 and 302,
so1;h CCtnsr 9Th street ard Penpsv Ania sve1ns
SALL or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, g..
On FRIDAY. HE FsbrrSry, cOmmeac-
IYSTSlrE n 40 O elk a. T. will sell the entire
wv ~ 'hou -ehGld effects - g. Hopkins, con.
tsret in hous. Nc. zoos Goth str - near Penasyl-
wanna b SeDUe. Cons sizing T.
paTlor Suite, Al. I Tables
RotevUcd Piano. hnabe & Go.
Three ply, Ingram, aud other Carpets
Uiicioihs, Hating, and Crockery.
walnut Chamber : liIcs, Bureaus.
ii. 4. OAK siieboard, taIVins Tabl-
OAK Diner Glassware. Lounges.
4. i. Chairs. Cooking STOW a and I lNiurss.
NaroToSes. Wash Il nds E6csp; lou CHAIR. l..
Win numerous Other articles in go01 condi tln
a. q nearly lew. sale without regard & 1gsthAE.
and positive.
fell W, l. WALL & co, Aucts.
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siA RAfS and Moi robson, the bsst sa,
0cents. For saie IN the Drug 6torses by q. K[OO
HwsKI. 9TH street, =. =. eorner 81; ". nATzl
oHxRLIs STtTT 8 co., so Pennsy.vssn iu s1s
rue, whoiesas Agents. ja0.lm~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
III GREEN WILLlAAB, Auce5onoers,
~ No. $40, southeast corner Of III ana streets

RI 0kEx6 D WLLlAAs, AuottonesrS.
rs ssD
HYRThBRN LIBERTIES AID CAPITOL
- By virtue OF two deeds OF trust. one dated
E: the ION day Of December, A. D; lSss ard dali
spa one o,h ~ L dsss IT, sad 5e
$50 and duly recorded in Liner , folio 10 q
tre n oT SS m dse D
the premises; on THURSDAY. the lSth day Of FEB
or parcels Of ground situate, lying and being in sst
city OF NashingtOR and kuosn snd designated on
nT L sra q sa oiy
Tered foSr hundred And three, the said part o,
thereof ha1 Ing front OF twenty 2Ol feat on Eighth
street west and running back ~ that width sevsnT
north side Il al. ss II 90Gnd N li l.? On e
tain deed, recorded in LiLer " r., no. iie, folio
ington county, in said District with the improve
mentss consisting OF q welt built two story Frame
House fronting on oia stree. west, between 1 aG4
:, AlsQ, On FRIDAY, the L .h dsy 81 February, A.
premises all OF original lot numbered tive, O. in
square southe asst eftQuare Numbered tea hundred
and fffy $40 square fest OF ground, rrSre ~ IesS
fronting on street north, between 18th and Ij;h
Terms; One,:hird cash; ta'ance in 6, IL and Is
men hs for notes bearing interest and secured BY
each piece OF property at the time Of sale All con-
reysncing ana Re; ne stamp at the cost ~ the
pIed with ia days after the day o. ssls the Trn,
tee reserS e. the right % resell tho property ~ the
risk and cost OF the detaGlting pgrChs bY alver
tsnE three lines il n sme newspaper published in
GEORGE W. UISsEL, Trust.
ftG "a GREEN ! WILLIAMS, Aucts-
DYJ r. CoLDwYt & CO, Auctioneers,
- :. +. corner Ia. avenue aad 18th street.
TRUSTEE SALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMPboyED PROPERTY.
- By irtue of deed Of trust, dated December
II Ith; lS6i, and duly recorded in liber K. c 4.
-2 1, folio Y. &C.. shall sell, in front OF the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, February 18th. 1871,
go. on LIST street east, between and b streets
On THURSDAY, February 10th, ISL. at !. 30
O'Clock p m. parts OF lots Il and IL. in square gu.
and sth streets cast, improved by two neat frame
houses.
Also. on FEBRUARY 18th. at 1902. m, 10. &.
eluare lle.}' on North A street, between 18th and
Terms One, third cash; balance IN and Il months
With interest StsInps and c. anctrg at cost OF
purchaser. $50 TO be paid on the fall Of the ham
mer. INU. X. ABRISUN, Tru-Gee
jas f.tusds J. I. COLD~ELL co, Auots.
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 319 Southeast corner Of 7th and d streets.
- Will be sold, by public auction, on THURS
Ae1 the premises part Of Lot Nc 80, in Square Nc
with good two.t story Franz House.
Terms: 2ic cash balan CO and months for notes
bearing '2terest aid secured b. deed OF trust the
tumiies Stamps, &c, st cost % purchaser. $50
down on the day q sale.
Fronting on DinsnoTe street, between AMI u
ert q p and luth str. cts, Island
.elld GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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h New nsIble Building,
Ms. goa anu cog s.W cor. IA. ave. and 9th 81
LANCE Ahb ATTRACTIVE PEREMPTUET
BALE OF EIEGAST DIAMOND LEWELhY,
ElCH EIGHTEEN KARAT GOLD JEWELRY.
NATt HE'S, &C, g. Al AUCTION
~ On THURsDAY nORNISG, 18th -F.br,
ESSsaryr commencing - 10 O'Clock, an cOntinu-
ki13 ES until al ere sold. Will sell, within our
Sale rooms the nitro stock. valued at over S0,JU
al OF WhiCh viii Be sold positively without reserve,
and every article guaranteed rs represented. The
etoC, comprises 7upe-b Cluster and Solitaire Dis
m nd,, in Rings, Plns, Ear Rings, and Studs Brace
lets. Brooches. &c rich eighteen karat Gold JeWery
set with Pearls, RnbTs, Aueihysts Coral, Emera.ds
ana other precious sto+. In every variety of a-ts-
TIC DoUntings, f!ae Cod Hunting, Open Face, Di 4
Ino1d and Ename led Wstehes b all the most csls
trated Swiss, English, and American makers, .Nc.
&c
We call special attention Of buyers 70 TIE abovs
sale the stock is from Of ;hs largest importing
houses IN his country.
dialogues will be ready, aud goods or exhibition
Wednesday. I 9Th Instant.
tele W. L. WALL & CO.,Auc..
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Il. T. HELHBoLD's ROSE WASH

hy Extract ssTsspsriila ts Blood Psrtaer: M,
Gil cases.
Both are prepared on purely scientific p-.nc,u,ss-
encsc-snd are the most active measures OF efthes
that can be made. rcedy and oonolu ave test vi
be comparison Of their properties with taoss -
forth in the following work.;
Bee Dispepsatory Of tbs United STATES
Zee Professor DxwRRs' valuable works or ths
Practice Of Physic.
see remarks made By the eslsbrstsd Dr. PHrsn
PhiA.
See remsrks made by DR. .EPllAIn MCDOWELL
aeelebratsd Physician aud Member Of the Roya
College q surfeon,s ireland, and Iublished n ths
Zee Medico-OnfrurgfoA Review, published b.
BENIN IRAvxRs, 1ellev Of the 9oya collage q
Surgeons.
- nost Of the late standard works on Asdioisss
The New York herald., 1871-12-04
GERMAN
Prince Bismarck and the Ambass n Ors--The
German Empire should BE Represented
Abroad ae Befits n Great Country.

Prince Bismarck and the Ambassn d dOrs-The
Abroad Belts n Great Country.
on the 10th uit. the German Rechstag entered on
The discussion OF the estimates for the Department
OF Foreign Anairs In the Imperial Budget for 1872.
After the subject had been introduced by Federal
Commssary yonn Bulow with some explana.
tory observations, and Deputies Aosle and Dr.
Lowe had made q few remarks, Prince Bis
marck SPOKE He ALLUDED to the indisputable
necessity OF an increase IN the estimates OF the De-
partinent OF Foreign Affairs, which resulted, he
said, as much from the monetary as the political
circumstances that the estimates for the Foreign
Department OF the German empire had not yet
reached their maximum. On the one hand, the
value OF money decreased; both dwellings and the
different things that must be purchased out oil the
salaries rose price In various places the require
menfs for q commensurate representation augment
with the extent and importance OF the particular
State. He proceedcd:-
woud request you 10 resolve that the German empire
shs be represented abroad 10 such IS externally
TO Impress an Ordinary observer with that symbol
es the and tho self confidence Of great country
The snacance OF this consideration Will diminish
ihe population Of the STATE TO which diplomatic agent
accredited Among people whose political educAtlon ran
high unmpor,aut aud purely external matters win be
pArade bet The capacity OF overlooking things
sepAraoe from higher education. On the other hand II ID
Dol matter OF to the masses whether the odca
representative OF the German empire
that he represents great small resoufces
Pointing TO less civilized lands than Germany,
Prince Bismarck pointed out that their external
parade was used as an instrument for promoting
national interests, and nc addict
The question rbessG one ambaasador snvoy has
The New York herald., 1871-12-04
ENGLAND.

TIL. Tichaorne Trial-Another batch of Wit
sesses-ai icibourpe Recsllecfions-jiore Car.
aSinecrs ON the Stand-The Claimants
Identity.
From the London standard. Nov. 2l.l
The hearing OF this case was resumed yesterday.
There appeared 10 he some change OF faces on that
which ~ known az 1.-The claimants siden OF the
Court, although IL was again overnowlng. On the
"Doughty side" those present were much as usual,
excepting tnat Lady Doughty and MI. and Mrs.
katcline were Oh the numuer for, Is understood,
the 1rst time since the renewal OF the nearing.
Amongst those on the bench beside the Judge was
tbe Duke oi Wellington.
The nrst witness called was Jeremiah Cole now a
gardener, worn anu haegard nan-formery In
She Carsbineers-who saw Mr. Iicnborne every day
IN lS40, and tnereabous and having seen the plain.
tin on FRIDAY last knew him he That gentleman:
although the claimants mode oi taking was al.
tered very much.
while ihe cross-examination was going on the
Wneiner, when evidence Of TINS Kind was adduced,
Il was necessary 10 crossexamine on such
ample statements, and ne also appealed 10
she plaiDuus counsel that ~ might
mot be required 10 multiply Witnesses OF tins
description. The Attorney General observed that
even such witnesses might supply links In the evil
ience OF great value; while Mr.. sergeant Balian-
tine interposed that knowing nothing OF the de-
fendanps case, he felt bound 10 accumulate every
possible evidence OF Identity.
After some coiloquy the counsel on both Sides ad.
hered 10 Their own mode of conducting tneu cases'
The New York herald., 1871-12-04
REroRrRD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHT,

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
stsamsnp Rhsin NGl, Meyer. Bremen Nov 49, via South.
os,sn.
with ~ Ss % s so S9
s:s =.
ssss
m Ssm.hp :s Rsspla,Ur Fsseman Wilmington. NC with
s Ss%ss s.s Smith ashTonS cy ~ Pon. and
ste Steamship n John Gibson Winters Georgetown, Dc with
s.e.msn,p Eanita DOane. Philadelphia, with mdse the
sup ShIIloe NG5 Ga,sen. Bremen 4s days, with mdse
vsrsSs Nov "a. nas a1a
y0en Ga % At e vserns to NV lasting eight
% Il
pda. .rf Henry S punass days: in ballast; to Funeh
BANS: Soy "a i. 81 s. spoke :sip wsInson ton
aS. 1pn h. with m..
sns a
~ s .ss y ssn o $ % Ssss
southern and had fine weather up to Ion 49, from
s i,;.Gn, x.,sss,so My and the Bar
Ion 50 ~ W. had severe hurricsne. oommencns = ENE
isrsiOp%..s s!.yss ana sp %ansa; port brig
o SsT SS IN @
has been days north OF iIssteras Nov ~ on Fenwicks
ssTi TIsii aSSioa s.lSS Port Il Prince. IS days,
north north 81 1ns ssss % TO " .: been
s s,s S spss riSes Nor q Olsen 10 s days
TOOK the southern and had variable weather
,:5 r.. ass Sept
erly winds down the Mediterranean passed Gibraltar 10;
sS% ana 1R
gale from WNw which split sails boat Davis and
had decks swept q everything moveabs during the height
washed overheard and drowned.
with Coffee % PDpps Co Crossed the equator Oct n,
lon 3S had fine weather TO lat S from thence strong
Brig Ella sherrs CBr, Pail, Rio Janero, 81 day. with
coffee Buey rossed the Equator oc, q in Ion 81
Rosd. days: with coffee to 9 Ramseyye:ss W 70 . Ba,
trades up to Hatteras thence strong variable winds.
ss n Sen a. a Of a' nasa. ma %
fresh NV gales; split foresall
s"a y sa Sssn
days north Of Hatteras with strong and NV winds
schr Wreath, BUNKER Virginia, with railroad ties to John
schr clyde, Hathaway, Philadelphia for Providence.
eh Henry crosHey Potter Phaaepna for n
schr II Miller Miller, Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Passed Through He'll Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Cbauncey st John, Parsons, New Haven for New
scnr Bolona, Allen, New Haven for New YORK.
BOUND EAST
Steamship wamsutta- Fish. New York for New BeIforL
xam n S for aa PDTeenec
6chr Geo Washington Peck, Elzabethport for Stamford
ssSr we. Resey sroonyn FOR %eSroos sismi0rd
scbr indiana, COBB. New York for welneet
schr Mary Fisher Lawrence AeSandris for Pawtuokd
Sehr Minquas Heaney, Hoboken for Providence.
sebr sawyer, wal. Port johnson FOR warren ri
sehr Fancy, Fowler, New York for Greenwich.