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The New York herald., 1871-03-27

Tho High Commissi on-Dissen sions on the
Fishery Question Among the British Mcn-
bers.
The Joint High Commission is said to have
had some very breezy sessions of late, and it
Is known that even at their various dinner
parties the earnestly Interested members Of
It cannot entirely refrain from discussing the
topics formally before them. 1t is supposed
that the fishery question is the present topic,
the Alabama claims not having been reached
yet, and that England and Canada are
fercely arrayed against one another on
the policy or expediency Of allowing us
the privileges we demand in Canadian
waters. The weak and dependent Province
even assumes very bold and defiant language
In connection with the matter toward the pro-
tecting home government, and letters received
from prominent Canadians of all parties pro-
test that surrendering their rights on
The fishery question would be as
bad as ceding the whole Canadian
territory to the United States. OF course,
our American Commissioners side with the
,Englishmen against the Canadians in this
argument as it is evident that
tho English Commissioners are favor
ing our demands. But our members
must not be led away by the
superficial Importance given to the fishery
Question. They should reserve their great
strength for the final battle on the Alabama
claims At the same time they cannot but
observe this want of harmony on the
part of the British Commissioners with regret,
for the reason that 1t indicates a possibility of
disagreement In the final settlement. The
stubbornness Of John Bull is proverbial, and it
may possibly happen that one obstinate Eng
lishman in the Joint Commission, like the ira
ditional juryman, may stick out against
all the other members, to bring them to his
way Of thinking or else procure Disagree
.ment and discharge of the Commission.
1t further appears that the English Com
missioners are telegraphing volumnously and
frequently to their home government, and
that they are without any very decisive
instructions. From this we may very
reasonably conclude that they are empowered
mainly to settle up with us in some way,
almost any that we may please to suggest, and
oan afford, therefore, to take comfort in the
fact,
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Letters from Florida speak Of ripe oranges open
WINDOWS and temperature OF seventy-seVen de-
Rrecs.
The Massachusetts House has passed a bill pre-
venting Ia that State the hunting or deer by hounds
or dogs.
{ There are n coo more males than females III the
human population OF Minnesota, q masculine excess
Of twelve per cent.
The general reports from Illinois arc thar the pres
poets Of the wheat crop were never better at this
season OF the year than now.
To0mos, the once prominent Georgia rebel is still
denying the story that he ever sad ae would some
day read tho roll OF his slaves under the shadow OF
Hunk0r HILL
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
L0.C ISLAND HEM.

An action was brought by John Wentze,l some
time ago against the Long Island Railroad Com
pany to recover damages for trunk lost by said
company while being carried over their road The
trunk contained l26 pieces Of old foreign silver cOn
kept as heirooms by Mr.. wentzell, and valued very
highly by him. The railroad company put in their
defence that they were not liable Ter coin shipped
and for It's safe keeping. The trunk was broken
open and robbed or its contents while being trans
ported over their road The jury rendered verdict
for the plaintin for $l25
Mr.. John s. Marcy brought an action against the
Long Island Railroad Company to compel the com.
panY TO issue sixty c0mmutajon tickets to him
which lie had paid for but were never used, as his
pockelb0ok containing the tickets had been stolen.
nOnsult was entered, on the ground that qtie5-
ton ol fact appeared for the jury to determine.
The fourth lecture OF the course OF the Young
Mems Christian Association of College Point was
delivered by ). Il. Bradford Prince, member OF As.
sembly from Queens county, on Saturday evening.
Subject-"Rienz, the Roman TrlDune.' There was
large and appreciaLivc audience present. and all
were highly pleased with the lecture.
The Rev. G. f. Miller. OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who Is about TO separate from his congre-
CATION at Whtesfone, yesterday forenoon delivered
lecture In that village on 'The Rise and Progress
OF Methodism." In the evening he preached MS
fare well sermon TO large congregation Mr. Miller
has gained many friends since his ministratiOn at
this village and the congregation, though regrettng
the separation, wish him every success in his new
held OF labor.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
NAPOLEON.
His Majesty in Good Health" Passive" but
Watching Events.
TelESaAI TO The Af'N YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 26, 1871.
The movements Of the ex-Emperor Napoleon are
watched with the most attentive, profound interest
by the people this sidc Of the chapne in conse-
quence Of the rapid ana alarming evolution Of
events in Paris and France generally.
Tie present intentions and tuture position OF the
Bonapartes are canyassed Keenly in the columns Of
the press ana rtra roce in political circles. The
London Observer reports that "fhe health or the
Emperor Napoleon is gool." The Oft repeated
statement that his agents are distributing money
among the insurgents In Paris IL pronounced
"false,' and it Is represented that the emperor 're
mains passive, awaiting the final and legitimate de-
cision OF the French people,"
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
LATER REPORTS FROM
PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Opposition to the Eiections-A New Demand
Prisoners ReIeased-AN Quiet-The Barri-
cades-yoting Going On.
LONDON, March 90, 1871.
have received later news from Paris and for.
ward the same for the information OF the NEW YORK
HERALD
OBJECTIONS TO THE ELECTION.
SUNDAY MORNING.-The Journal des Debdts oh.
jects to the proclamation ordering the elections for
to-day, that the people cannot attend the polls; no
time has been given them, is the sincerity of the
measure assured. 1t advises electors to abstain
from voting.
NEW DEMAND.
The Official organ OF the insurgents prints mani.
festo, signed by Ranvier and Tlourens, strongly
maintaining the right ,of municipal autonomy as
defence against arbitrary political encroachment,
and demanding the creation OF an army to be com.
posed only Of National Guards.
PRISONERS RELEASED.
The Central Republican Committee has released
Generals Cnanzy and Langoureau.
ALL QUIET.
ONE O'CLOCK P. Mall is quiet, and the city is re-
suming Its normal appearance.
THE BARRICADEs.
Barricades still remain In the Streets but the can
non which were mounted upon them are Withdrawn
or turned inward.
VOTING GOING or.
The voting commenced this morning and is now
quietly going on. There are few voters The list OF
candidates endorsed by the Central Committee has
been extensively distributed
QUIET ELECTION.
SEVEN O'CLOCK p. M.-The election passed or
without disorder and the city perfectly quiet.
RESIGNS IT'S FUNCTIONS.
In a proclamation just Issued the Central Republi-
can Committee resigns its functions and yields to
the newly elected municipal government.
GONE TO VERSAILLES.
General Chanzy, on being set free, left for Yer.
saies
THE LOYAL BATTALIoNS DISBANDED.
Admiral Saisset has disbanded the loyal battalions
under his command and gone to Versailles.
A CONDITIONAL SUPPORT.
AT meeting to-day the Deputies Of the republican
left In the Assembly resolved to support the govern.
ment as long as 1t remained true to the republic.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
THE VERSAILLES GOVERN
MRMT.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Order Restored in LyODs-soldicrs Praised
Arrest OF insnrgent Agents in Havre.
LONDON, March 30, 1871.
lam enabled to report that despatch from Yer.
sailles dated to-day states that proclamation to
the projects assures them that order conquers dis.
order and the republic triumphs over anarchy.
ORDER RESTORED IN LYONS.
Order has been restored in Lyons and the Project
OF the Department has been released
SOLDIERS PRAISED.
M. Picard praises the troops and marines under
General Cousins Tor their patriotism and courage in
restoring order In Lyons.
INSURGENT AG ENTS ARRESTED.
Layalette and three other agents OF the Central
Republican Committee Of Paris who came here on
a mission Of agitation, haye been arrested.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
GERMANY Y.
Imperial Congratulations Oh the Restoration Of
the Empire.
TELEGRAM TO THE HsW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March 20, 1871.
The European Powers have accepted the revived
empire of Germany rs 1t has been announced to
them from the marble throne OF Charlemagne, in
Berlin, with The best grace possible.
am enabled to report to the HERALD to-day that
Ministerial representatives OF Spain, Italy and Aus
Hungary serving in this city have presented to
the Emperor william the congratulations" of their
respective sovereigns "on the restoration of the
German empire"
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
THE ST. DoMING0 CoMmlssIoN.

Arrival of the Tennessee OH Charleston-Ihe
Departure OF the Gem s on crs for Wash.
in.t0n.
CHARLESTON, March 90, 1871.
The United States steamer Tennessee, with the st.
Domingo Commissioners on board, arrived or the
bar at daylight this morning. The Commissioners
and all the party except the scientific corps came
ashore and started at once for Washington at which
place they Will be due tomorrow night at nine
O'Clock. The Tennessee left at once for New York
direct, and will be due there about Saturday night.
All on board the steamer are perfectly well. The
Commissioners and party are all well.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
THE INsURGENH COMMITTEE
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK sEaalD.

Interview with the Ia-usgent Committee
Why tse Revolt TooiS r,ncc-Tiicrs Plot
ting with Bismarck hjact of the Revolt
Tho ycrsliiles Government IgH0red--Acces-
sious--Eri!itary CeniEiaulers.
PARIS, March 20, 1871.
am enabled 10 report to the NEW YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Thurngia will leave Tits port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post ONCE at
haf-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK HEsALD-Edtaon FOR Europe
will be ready at halr-past nine O'Clock In the
moT2ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mating, six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
TIE PEACE CELEBRATION.

Meetings of German Societies to Arrange
PrcIiIninarics.
large number OF meetings were held yesterday
afternoon by the German population of this city to
take preliminary steps towards the celebration Of
the Peace Festival. At 100 Spring street the Eighth
ward Germans held meeting, which was presided
over by Mr. Stein, where it was decided for that
body to turn out together. At No. Delaney street
delegates from forty benevolent societies convened
and passed resolutions to take part IN the process
slon The rcvolutioniss Of 1859 met in Third ave-
nue. and also decided to participate. The latter are
70 make their final arrangements on Tuesday even
Ing at tie s
staedter and Mr. Joseph Nayele. The latter gentle.
man was Senator from Baden TO the Diet al Frank
tort IN ls4s.
Meeting of German butchers aud NIachinis,s.
A meeting of the German butchers OF New York,
Brooklyn ana Vicinity was held last evening at
Germania Hail. 29l Bowery to receive the reports OF
captains OF the German Butchers organization,
about to take part In the Peace Celebration Easter
Monday. Phillip J. Setter presided Ten captains
reported their companies fully organized. Before
the meeting adjourned it decided that Philip J.
Setter who Is to be Grand Marshal or the United
Butchers shall have six mounted aids and that open
barouches be provided by each company for such OF
the members as VIII not take part in the procession
horseback. The German Butchers expect to turn
i,
meeting OF German machinists, convened at the
call Of william Holdmann, President OF the New
York German Machinis,S' Society, was held at No.
So Stanton street, Mr. HOltlmann In the char. The
object of the meeting explained py The chairman,
was to discuss the propriety OF the German machin
lists of New York taking part in body in the peace
celebration on Easter Monday. 1t was unanimously
resolved that they should. As the number Of ma
chinists present was rather small 1t was decided to
adjourn until Thursday next at eight P. NJ, when
mass meeting Will be held. 1t Is estimated that the
German machinsts viii turn out 1000 strong on
Easter Monday
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
VIEWS Or THE PAST.

MARCH 81.
1S5a-The steamers Nat Holmes and David Gibson
cOliided and were both SnnS, on the Ohv rIyer;
f0Tty-three lives lost.
1S5I-France declared war against Russia.
lSs3-Accdcnt occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, by which ten persons were killed and
many wounded.
l7o5--Battle OF sokach the French defeated by the
AustrianS.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

Expected Arrival Of the Commit issioners In
Washinsion--The Presidcni's Plan Regard
ing Their Report.
WASHINGTON, d. G., March &c, 1871.
The ST. Domingo Commissioners are expected TO
return to Washington early this week. The Prcsi-
dent VIII soon thereafter transmit their report TO
Congress. 1t is not his intention to recommend
action upon II during the present session: but he
desires lis contents to be read by the people in order
that they may form, with the official data before
them, their judgment Of the question involved be-
fore action shall DO taken during the next session of
Congress.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
CaeYASSE IN The hllSSiSs .pPl.
A despatch 4

ST. LOUIS Mo-, March %. 1871.
A despatch from Memphis says several large ere
vases lately occurred in the Mississippi In the UPPER
parishes OF louisiana wilch will inflct great dam
age upon OF the most pr0ductye portion of tue
low lands In that State.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM tn; rMSr0u psisoa.

TRENroS, NJ T.. March 90, 1871
william II. jacques escaped IRON the state Prison
on Saturday niglt. lie was born In Woodbridge,
Middlesex county, and was in tor grand larceny.
reward or 500 Is offered for his apprehension.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

TO Rcmoy3 Dandrl~s to Keep the Hair
pure ana free from scurf, 70 anchor Grny ia scalp 10
Give us.re preserve It's color to quicken ia c,ob "a
improve ts texture, to make and keep what Il orvht "a
bethe crowniug personal charm OF both Seresn 10 only
necessary to use BURsET1'5 COC0AINE daily dress-
ing This preparation has sustained an unparalleled sad
worldwide popularity Zoe the pas aCteen years
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

alfy.--isouiiemeu's silk Hats, Sd.
Broadway styles At about half Broadway prices.
q. q. d. HAT COMPANY. IL Cortland street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
The William ,burw Celebration.

Delegates representing thrty-three German sOcic-
ties assembled IN Saunders fall, Wyckor and Lori
mer streets Williamsburg, Saturday night, and came
to tne conclusion celebrate the declaration OF peace
by a grand civic and military parade on Easter Mon
day They also concluded to coEinc their parade
to Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

a.--tiesring'e Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2jl Broadway, cSrasc II iesir Erls.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

Fine Stor,s Of spring Copt;nrs, vessiras
amt Trows wsarias g. W. MuATSL'.g, AelGtsnt lala. s65
Broadway, corneg VI ?rtnes aIvss
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

All RMptarrd Persons, who WAIST the Resi-
guarantee rupture cure should consult nf SHERMAN to
Broadway Trssss con stanty seni tea cents fox
his rupture book of information.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

As n Reu,edial Accent In Diseases of the
J. y. HENRY, No. 5 College pace
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

The surveyors who were arrested on Saturday by
Ar. b. Mott, of Rockaway, for trespasslng on his
premises were held in bonds Ter any damage they
have caused or may cause upon his premises.
They are engaged In surveying route for q branch
railroad from Willow Free Station, on tie Long
Island rond 10 ROckaM aY.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
Baicselor's Hare nyo- tsPeciaD as Usual.

Children TectIir.S.
The poshe. nudj faithful fiie1d In MrE WiNSLON'S
SOOTHING SYRur,
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

India CsneiA Hair Shawts.--Have RA
turned from EEsop6 with Spring Stock VIII show Mou
lay. j. RCSskLL, 81 East Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

Tae Annes nse Strained and Isar Setl BY n
Persistent Cough the general strength wasted and an in
cnfabe complaint often established thereby. JAY2AS
ENpECTORANF Is effective remedy for Cougas and
tolds and beneficial sfct the Pnmouari aaA
bronchial Organs. Sold cyeryNher-
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
DEDICATION or A soMAH CATHOLIC CHURCH.

BALTIMORE, March 60, 1871.
The Roman Catholic Church Of ST. Mary, star OF
the Sea, corner Of johnson and Clement Streets was
dedicated to-day with imposing ceremonies. Not
Withsanding the driving cold rain, there was a
large procession OF Catholic societies and citizens.
Among the clergy present were Archbishop spad-
ing, Bishops OHara, Of Scranton, Pa; Becker, OF
Wilmington; Deland GIBBONS, of North Carolina.
The sermon was preached by the Archbishop
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

A.-Citixens and Stynpaers Who Drsre =
Ane. tasty elegant dress Hat should call at kSlhN.
SCHElDS manufacturer, Nc lis Nassau street. Fica 81
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

Royal Havana Lottery.--Eor Oficial Draw.
Ing olysagsh II sea aposhsr column.
TAYLOR co, Bankers. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

A.-Soiied Boots and shoes Sellsag at Efni1
Czies at Z. A. BRCsfsS, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
WALrHAM WATCHES.

In sosls'ng anew the public patronage for Watches os
omestc production the American a.ch Company respect.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

A.-Tinany s. Co.,
Union square,
that they have purchased, and viii offer iane
a,ey arrival, the whole stock Of
FINE BRONZEs
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

with tan pimpes irsckes &C; In
white GoURAUD'S PouDRES SUBIILES ara
warranted To- eyirpate AL supsraions hair fl mailed.
permanent artificial coorr to pale chasks and ps.
hs old depot ~ Bond street NewYora crmesa es Bssd
of drsxgIsts. Inventor OF the ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP for the of Soald eads 1tngworms and
all skin diseases; 50 cents: nailed 70 cens Bewsre Of
counterelts and for crcuag.
Allen b. Miner & Brother. Aucfloncers, VIII
give their personal attention. CUSTOMARY past -
yrs to sales OF furniture stprfvate heir
salesroopu, 50 Chambers ard * Reade strests
ALLEN B. fINER.
HENRY ID. MINER.
Late Honry H. Leeds Miner estabSshed ls47.
All Perfect Fitting Boots. Shoes, tsaiters ana
SLlI2ERS. at +. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
A.-Soiied Boots and shoes Sellsag at tfNs
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