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The New York herald., 1871-03-24
THs sMiGGLEle MANHATTAN.

There is now lying In the Passaic river, near the
Centre street bridge, Newark, a sloop called the
Manhattan, which has recently been condemned as
smuggier by the United States Court at Trenton.
She Is to be sold at auction for the benefit OF the
government tomorrow two weeks. 1t would appear
from the evidence adduced on the trial that the
Manhattan had been sailing under cOastlng license
and last summer was in the habit OF running outside
the Hook, intercepting certain British merchant.
man and returning to New York laden with liquors
and merchandise. Her master and owners for q
on information received, Collector Silvey, OF New.
ark felt warranted, on the 2Sth OF last January in
seiZing her. Her owners, 10 is believed made a
handsome thing ont OF her, and now manifest de-
lightful degree Of sdnQrOtd at the disposition made
OF her. The Collector feels justly proud over the
matter as 1t Is one of the few white feathers in his
oficial cap. The interests OF the government are
easily taken care Of III Newark, at least those super
intended nv the sllyery- locked Silyey.
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statement of The Mayors Of The acknowledgements
through which II passed.
A HINT AT COOPERATION WITH THE GERMANS.
The London Daily Ne0s special despatch
from Versailles says the letter of Count Won
and that M. Fayre, In his remarks thereon,
hinted that if Paris holds out the government
vii! Cooperate with the Germans.
-
PARIS TO BE OCCUPIED.
A Paris journal says that Count You Bis
marck has informed NJ. Theirs that the Ger
mans will occupy Paris on Sunday unless by
that time NJ. Theirs is master of the situation.
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fR NCH REI5 COMM fTEs.

The French Relief Committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce has received the following letter from
MIR. Hugh McCulloch, late Secretary Of the Trea-
sury member of the London distributing com.
mittee -
a LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, T.. G., March 2, 1871.
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to acknowledge the
Seps OF your letter Of the ah u addressed TO Messrs
vices OF the action Of the committee In the distribution
OK the money placed in the hands of Mr.. Morgan but
may be for to that the best within
our have been used extend relief to those parts
by the II also be proper for say that the
COMMITTEES and other Americans In London much graft.
ned by the iDeraty manifested by citizens the United
States and especially by citizens Of New York in the dona-
cal Illustration OF sympathy for th people
evidence Of what Christian civilization doing
rated nations Very respectfully, your ohedent servant
HUGH MCCULLOUGH
CHARLES II. MARsHALL,
CHARLES LANIER, Committee.
ANSoN PHELPS STOKES.
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PICTURE SALES.

This evening and tomorrow evening large
number OF pictures by eminent artists of the
Flemish, French, Italian and American schools will
be offered for sale at the Leeds Art Galleries, SIT
and Sl9 Broadway. The collection comprises works
by VerDocXhoven, Koek-Koek, Robbie, Gerard
Willems, Carous, Kruseman ana other foreign
painters, as well as by De Haas, McCOrd, Lewis,
Marple, Young, Bush and their American cOntferes.
The collection OF Me5srs. Johnston and Van
Tasscl, which Will be on exhibition at their sales
rooms 81 Nassau street, Monday and Tuesday, next
week, and sold on Wednesday ana Thursday, offers
several fine examples from such American artists
as Kensett, CrOpsey, Clifford, James Hart, William
Hart, ]. G.. Brown, Casilear Gignoux and Church.
1t includes also several European pictures Of more
than average merit.
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THE rESssNS.
Continuation Of the c-Tans
Resolutions.

Confirmation Of the Convension-Impc c~sans
ResOiuti ions.
The Convention reaasembled at two O'Clock yester-
aay afternoon After the transaction OF formal
business the meeting resolved itself committee
OF the whole with Colonel John O'Mauony as cha,r-
man.
Mr.. Savage was present and addressed The COM,
mitee.
The object OF the commisce was 60 elicit tina
opinions OF the delegates as aids and information to
the Committee on Organization. over thirty dele
gates gave expression to their feelings individually,
and also made known the Instructions received by
tIem rom their various circles, The determination
UNANIMOUSLY come to withous any qualification
That the name OF Feniansm should be maintained; that
the policy OF the organization should preserve that
organization be and end that the governing
body should continue representative.
letter was read from DR.. Powerin reply to an IN
yaton TO the Directory or the Irish Confederation,
Offering these ex,les Representations In the coDven-
ton. Dr. Powers letter stated that, owing to the
absence OF the majority OF the Directory he could
ut present give y definite reply.
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7HE SPIcTll R1UGR.
FROM THIRD PAGE.

formation, which transmit for the use Of the
HERALD
AENOTTT GARIBALDI IN COMMAND.
MenotH Garibaldi, it is reported, now COM
'nands the Montmartre insurgents.
AN NsURGENr MINISTRY.
The insurgent official Journal announces the
nomination Of Lullier as General of the
Nationals. Colonel Endes has been appointed
delegate Minister of War and Sanglier dele
gate Minister of Foreign Affairs. ''
H0RT vINoENNEs oooUPIED--M0RE FRATERNlzA-
The Nationals, under the orders of the Cen
trail Republican Committee, have occupied
Fort Vincennes unopposed, the garrison fra
ternizing with them as soon as they appeared.
AN ATTEMPTED SURPRISE.
During Tuesday night the insurgent Ma
tonals endeavored to surprise the Eleventh
battalion, occupying the Place de la Bourse,
but were unsuccessful
LYONS AWAITING THE SIGNAL.
1t IL announced by the Paris insurgents that
the Nationals at Lyons only await the arrival
OF delegation from Paris to form central
committee on the plan of that at present ope-
rating in Paris.
The insurgent Central Committee has de-
cided to disarm the Nationals Of the quarter
st. Germain.
THE sINEws OF WAR.
The Paris insurgents have obtained from
Che Bank Of France million of francs against
the deposit Of formal treasury bond.
A requisition made by them upon the
Rothschilds was refused payment.
A MAYOR EXPELLED.
Deputy Clemenceau has Incurred the hos
tility Of the insurgents and been expelled from
the office Of Mayor.
A REINSTATEMENT.
The National Guards on Tuesday reinstated
the Mayor of the Sixth arrondssement who
bad been expelled from Office by the insur-
gents.
,s.,.s ORGANIZING FOR ORDER.
1t Is stated that the National Guards in
several of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris, which
are hostile to the insurgents, are organizing
and arriving for the purpose Of aiding in sup
pressing the insurrection and restoring older.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
1t is reported in Versailles that the mob in
Paris have assassinated General Raphael.
General Cbanzy is still held prisoner by
the insurgents.
General Cluserct has installed himself at
the Ministry of War.
The Bourse Is deserted.
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GERMAN INTERVENTION.
Letter from Bismarck on ths
Paris Revolt.
He Threatens to BOnlbarai
the City.
Cooperation With the Germans Hinted
at by Favre.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 23, 1871.
A telegram from Versailles, dated yester-
day evening, which forward for the informa-
ton of the HERALD, contains the following i'm
portant intelligence. The despatch says -
BISMARCK ON THE RENoLT-aERMAN INTER
vENTIoN THREATENED.
NJ. jules Favre read letter from Count
yon Bismarck, who says: -
Events in Paris do not indicate the execu-
ton of the convention entered into with
the German commander which forbids any ap-
proach to the lines before the forts occupied
by the Germans. Count Won Bismarck claims
the restoration within twenty -four hours of the
telegraph leading to Pantin, which has been
destroyed, or Paris will be treated as an
enemy, and should there be any more pro-
ceedings in violation of the preliminaries Of
peace, the fire of the forts will be opened upon
the city.
REPLY OF n. FAvRE.
NJ Favrc stated to the Assembly that he had
replied to Count Won Bismarck that ''the in
surrection in Paris was surprise to the gov
ernment, but would be repressed. If there was
delay in its suppression it was because the
goyxnment was still hopeful OF avoiding blood
shed. The government bad no means of re-
pairing the telegraph. but would ask its rein
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March ga 80 p
MConsos closed at 81 for and 9 for the account
American securities quiet. steady and unchanged Stocks
unchanged.
The Continental securities remain datened by the news
from Paris
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvEapooI. March 2s-
l30 PM-Cotton quiet steady. Midding uphands lid
mddng Orleans 1s,d The sales Of the DAY foot 400
bales OF which 5000 for speculation and export
LIvERPooI. BREADsTUfFs MAEKET.-Lrv ERPoo1,
March g. 80 p. M.-Corn--No. uaixeo new, 3is 3D.
LIVERPOOL PR0vfsloNS MARX KET.-livERPooL, Larch
23--4 80 =. M.-Beef, ll4s, pork. SOS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUc1 1MNRKET.-LryRRPooL March 2S-
aSU z. M.-Common 16sin 6s Sd. -
LONDON PRopuce MAIKRr-LoNpoN, March "
4c0 T. M-Talov. 43s ed. Calcutta husecj 63s ~. LIN.
seed oil, c3l los, s esa los. per Ioa.
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NJ. THEIRS GOVERNMENT I.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Favrc Trying TO Dust Thiers-Anothcr Pro-
claniation.-Preanutions in Lyons Insur-
| rectionary Manifestocs-The Army in
Brittany-t'remcr summoned-The Paris
| Municipal Bill-tieacral Matters.
LONDON, March 23, 1871.
| have received the following intelligence
from Versailles, Of yesterdays aud to-day's
dates, aud forward the same for the informa-
ton of the New YORK HEaALD:--
FAvRE TRYING 70 DUST THEIRS.
There Is a report In Versailles that NJ. Favre
| is endeavoring to oust NJ Theirs from the
office Of Chief Executive.
ANOTHER GOVERNMENT PROCLAMATION.
The proclamation to the people of France,
approved by the Assembly and issued by
President Theirs yesterday, after recitng the
occurrences in Paris and calmly reviewing the
situation, closes as follows:--
'France repudiates the movement. Do
not fear our weakness. We, your sole repre-
sentatives, shall maintain our trust; make no
compromise with the guilty"
PRECAUTIONS IN LYONS
All remains quiet at Lyons, but precautions
have been taken against an outbreak. The
Prefect of Lyons has issued a proclamation,
declaring his adherence to the Assembly.
The, proclamation is well received.
INsURREoTIoNARY MANIFEsToEs.
Countless manifestoes are issued by the in
surgents, ordering elections. The established
authorities everywhere protest against them.
THE ARMY IN BRITTANY.
The army in Brittany momentarily expects
orders to march to Paris.
CREMER SUMMONED TO VERSAILLES.
General Cremer has been summoned to ver-
saiues, but, failing to appear, he will be tried
for disobedience of orders.
THE PARIS MUNICIPAL BILL.
In the National Assembly on Wednesday an
adverse report was made from the committee
upon the bill providing for the election of
municipality in Paris.
REQUEST
The government has requested the Germans
not to lombard Paris, lest the innocent may
suffer.
GENERAL MATTERS.
Generals Lecomte and Thomas, recently
murdered in Paris, were buried in a ditch.
Several of the Paris newspapers have re-
moved to Versailles
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THE ST. DOMINGO COMMISSION.

The steamer Tennessee Runs Aground AZ
Key West-Her Departure for Charleston
Delayed.
KEY WEST, March %, 1871.
The United States steamer Tennessee, on leaving
the coal wharf last evening to anchor in the stream
for the night, was run aground by the harbor pilot
Just as the order was given to let go tho anchor.
She ran on soft sand. and easily got or this morn
Ing without the least damage. She win be delayed
by waiting for the tide until the middle OF the az.
erno0n and will then sail with the Comm ission for
New York via Charleston.
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J a L a. Z g "A.
Herald Special Report from
Kingston.
Extension Of Contract With the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company.
TRIAL OF MARINE CASES.
TELEGRAM 70 the new y0ax HtaAlD.

-. KINGSTON, Ja., March 23, 1871.
The Governor In council passed resolu.
tion extending the contract with the Pacific
Mail Steamsiip Company for steam communi,
cation betweens Jamaica an,s New York to
period Of twelve months.
The new Attorney General has been sworn
in, and will hold tho brief aganr. Captais
Dickinson, OF the brig Penniman. The trial i'd
fixed for the April term, and excites ,much
interest.
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Elns N Ctlia STREET.

About halfpast eleven O'Clock last night fire was
discovered on the third roor Of the rear OF No. a
Cedar street, occupied by James Hogan Co..
lithographers ana engravers, causing loss to
stock of $500. The second ioor, occupied by
b, w i,u AMI w. Il. webster, druggists, was
damaged $500. The forrth Goor occupied by Don.
ner q ColIinan, druggists was also damaged $500.
Tue building was damaged $500 All ,iie parties aro
fully irsatct..
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James Sheridan, a man sixty eight years OF age
late on Wednesday night was found In the aocK
foot OF pier 60, East River lie had only been MISS
Ing from his home, "a PITT street, for three or four
hours Coroner Young was notified to hold an In.
quest on the body, which, by his permission, was
removed TO the late residence OF deceased.
The remains OF an unknown man In nude state
were found floating in The dock at Catharne ferry
and removed to the Morgue, where Coroner Young
VIII hold an inquest on the body Deceased ap-
parentiy was about thiryive years OF age and i've
Ieet eight inches In height.
The ninth Of the series OF University law lectures
will be given in the chapel of the New York Uni
yersty this evening, ut eight O'Clock, by Mr. Aaron
J. vanderpoe, OF the firm OF Brown Hall and Van.
derDoel the subject being "PuDlic CNll Onlcers.,
The Commercial Union and the commercial men
Of this State have called convention to DO held In
this city on Friday the 3lst inst. to consider the
necessary canal legislation, and have invited the
attendance OF delegates from all the commercial
bodies III the State and business men generally.
John, alias "Blinky,r sheridan and william
Mcclure brought to Essex Market Police Court
yesterday morning charged with feonlous assacis.
These are the parties who attacked John and Julius
Burckhardt and William Looms iii Tompkn's square
on Monday night. LOOMS Is laying III Bellevue
under ST, 900 6ail s.Blinky Sheridan is the same
man who was arrested last week for taking gold
WatCn ana 0tner ValuaDleS from HANKS Hotel, 43o
Ninth avenue. He was brought 10 Jefferson market
but discharged for want OF evidence.
The seven oommitocs for outside COLLECTIONS for
the new Cathedral met at the residence OF Arch.
bishop McCloskeJ last night and, after reporting
progress, adjourned to meet next Thursday even.
Ing. The treasurer announced that the contribu-
tons had reached 1925 900, all OF which had been
paid In 1t Is the intention, II the entire amount
needed cannot be obtained within the next MONTH
TO iall back upon the original slan. The several
committees are working strenuOusly, and all those
who have been invited and have not yet come for.
ward VIII be visited by members OF the committees
their representatives within the following month.
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NEWARK METNODTT CONFERENCE.

The session OF the Newark Methodist Conference
at Morristown yesterday was occupied with routine
business. 1t was resolved to visit the Drew
Theological Seminary at Madison tomorrow. Re-
ports were received from the elders OF the Jersey
CITY, Elizabeth and Morristown districts. The
venerable Father BOehm, now In his nneLy-sixth
year, delivered an address. which was listened to
with great interest.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Another G0vernmcnt DeCeat-Daiies on Agri-
cultural Products to bo Removed.
OTTAWA, March %, 1870.
The following resolution, Offered by Mr. Blanchet,
has been passed by The House OF Commons
Resolved That the duty removed from salt peas bran
barley OATS Indian buckwheat ali grain
Indian neal >oatmeal and 1onr.
After an exciting debate the government was
obliged to give way, ana the resolution was carried
by q vote OF 102 to %.
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HAYTI AND st. DOMINGO.
Disaffect,on Among tho Havt,ens Reported De-
feat of the Baezists by Cabral- 'upa
ron Marching on Savanete.

HAVANA, March 90 1871.
Advices from Hayti TO the Goth inst are at hand
The people were murmuring against the govern.
ment owing to Its refusal to disclose the results OF
the interview with the SC. Domingo Commissioners
1t was reported that Cabral had routed the Baez-
lists at Lapabran, and that Luperon was marching
with large force toward Savanete ana Guayubta.
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ARKANSAS POLITICS.

senator Clayton's Aspiraiions--Tbe Ex-Goy-
crnor's Corruption Fnnd-Bnyiag Or Trou-
bies8ne Candidates.
ST. LOUIS, March %, 1871.
A despatch from Little Rock says:--The impress
sion prevails here that Senator Clayton will be
prominent candidate before the next National Re-
publican Convention for Vice President.
10 is stated by responsible parties IN Little Rock
that Lieutenant Governor Johnson received S15 900
for resignng and that Mr.. White the former Secre.
tary OF State, got $4,000 FOR giving up his office
that Johnson might have it,
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TELsGHApalc NEWS ITEMS.

The Clerks Office OF Harrison county, Ind broken
into Tuesday night and 5000 stolen from the safe
Three thousand new have been added the poll
sts in ST. Louis during the registration OF electors just
closed.
John 0ordon's jewery store, New London, Conn.
robbed Wednesday night OF goods OF the value OF ~O
In Boston OF goods, valued at and the
conveying them the steamer for consgn
to Barnesward Co. and W. b. Thomas Co., of that
city, stolen yesterday arfu OPERATOR who induced
the teamster TO him for package the fourth
of the Boston Pot building where be was induced to
while the thief by another entrance and
disappeared with the team.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
AESY QRLe9S.

The War Department publishes the following IN
general 0rders:-
Private correspondence from persons In the mill
tary of the United States abroad which they
may desire 10 have forwarded through the despatch
agents OF the United States, should he addressed
under cover to the War Department.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Tne following record VIII show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In COM
parlson with the corresponding day or last year. ~
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MARCH "a.
ls55The steamer Bulletin burned on the Mfssis-
sppi river, near Vicksburg; twenty-three
lives lost.
IG03-Queen Elizabeth OF England, died.
13S7-A Flemish fleet defeated ana eighty OF its
sells captured by an English feet commanded
by the Earl OF Arundel.
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because the Spaniards here win not consent.
Thee IS not enough money in tho world to
purchase her.
The as de Cuba protests in similar strain
ao,;,ot tho % 70 Of the island
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socialist and holds with Banqui, Flourens ana the
rest all the absurd and Utopian social and political
theories OF his party.
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No Remedy in the World Ever Caule INTO
such universal fully the conhden co Of
mankind as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for the c, Of
Coughs, COLDS and Consumption.
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David's Spring style Of Gentlcmen's Huts.-
Salesroom 299lS broadway, near Duane street.
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A. Onlsey-Meet Me at AnRell's Turkish
BATHS LexngtonTweDty-hfth tomorrow at precisely.
CUNNING y.
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A.-NIiller & Co.'s Is The Best Place In New
buy and Shoes all Styles at prices
MILLER & CO., Union square.
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Fine Stock Of Spring Consings, vestiues
and Trowserings. j. w. MCKINLEY Merchant Taos, ba5
Broadway, corner OF Prince street.
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ENGLAND.
The Bank Return.

LONDON, March 49, 1871. =
The amount Of bullion in the vaults of the Bank
Of England has increased f14l 900 since last report
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BRAZIL.
The Ministerial Crisis

The MinisteriaI Crisis
RIO JANEiRo, March Al
Via LISBON, March 2aJ ISTl
The Cainot crisis Is still unsettled. Sehor Parant
hos being yet unable to form a Ministry
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Il SpecinIty.-Eentlemen's Silk Hats, S4-
Broadway styles at about half Broadway prices.
c. o. ID. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortlandt street.
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PhreuolOrical Examinations Daily afF3Sd
Broadway showing taIens scts aud beat business
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A.-Hefrng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2jl Broadway corner Murray pr,,.
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Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga Springs
Superior all others In Dyspepsia and Diseases of the
Liver Kidneys. b. j. LEVY Agent No. Hudson River
Railroad Depot, varck street.
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Sprln9 Foliage, Flowers and Fragrance are
close Al hand and ali world will rejoice when hey are
fully developed. Among the most gromnent Of MS forti
coming beauties m be the Rats and general hea A.
gear Of the KNOX in whose world renowned es Alb
7ahmept NJ 22 OF Fulton street. the
hum Of preparation heard continuously from early
n de va.
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A.-For n Stylish aud Elegant Hat Go 80
D0UGAE, l02 Nassau street, corner of Ann.
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A.-Soiicd Boots and Shoes Selling at Rei
price at L. A. BROOKS. 575 Broadway.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat Go, to
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer lis Nassau street.
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Moet & Chandon Champagues,


DRY SILLERY,
WIN IMPERIAL Green Scais
DRY TMPERLAI<,
for sale by all first class dealers in wines in this city
ANTHONY OECHS, .
Sole Agent 10 the United states >
NEW YORK, March 16, 1871 ~
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Diamonds Bought and Sold.
GEO ALLEN. 5l3 Broadw sy under St. Nicholas Hotel.
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The EspeciaI Attention Of Brewers and those
,sreseJ In Brewing Is called advertisement column
Of Special Notices. urst headed important Brew
ersN y
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ristadora's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-SOId and
applied ut his wig and scalp factory No. 6Astor House
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All Pevfcct Fitting Boots, ShOrs, Guiters md
SLIPPERS. at L. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
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warnock tk Co.'s 81 Hats.-C Aixens Bay
them they the makes str Angers theu
because they posted. 6i9 Broadway
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Wood Hanaings-Paccnt PERFECTED. War.
ran.ed Il pu, on walls by kELry ~ AID ~ Broadwass
neas Astor place
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Cold Seems n small AHair.-Mcst People
neglect IL Who minds It Yet q cold may to con-
SUMPTION and then follows s1nost certain death. nke
cold in time, hen--hat Is, take DR.. D. JAYNES ExPEC
TORANT, the well known standard remedy for Coughs.
Colds Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis and all Pulmonary
Complaints your cold disappear, well a ap-
prehensions OF danger Sold by all druggists.
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TIE COTTON MOVEMENT.

List Of American Cotton Carsors Arrived AT
Liverpool March 23.
LIVERPOOL, March %, 1871.
The FOL owing vessels arrived here to-day with
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Issprriaiisss Rctsrius from lho rrcnch ARMY
Return or French Soldiers from switzer.
land.
LONDON, March 23, 1871.
forward the following reports for the New
YORK HERALD
IMPERIALIsTs RETIRING FROM THE SERVICE.
A telegram from Versailles, dated yester-
day, reports that all the principal officers Of
the imperial army have returned to France
from Imprisonment in Germany, and are,
without exception, retiring from the military
service.
FRENCH SOLDIERS RETURNING FROM swITzER-
LAND.
By order Of the Swiss Council soldiers of
the French army interned in Switzerland who
are provided with railway tickets or money
for their fares are permitted to return to
France.