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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-23
Personal Intelligence.

Ex-Governor E. L. Gibbs, from Kansas, Is So
journing at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge r. Hitchcock, from Ohio, Is staying at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Z. L. Rice, AmeIica Consul to the Island
OF Yesso JAPAN for sixteen years past is now occu-
plying apartments at the Grand Central Hotel.
Mr. Francis B. Hayes, president OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, Is registered at the Brevoort
House.
sr. J. 3. Grinnell, nom Iowa, is stopping at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Porter, OF the United States Army, has
arrived from Washington and is now quartered at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Assemblyman M. p Beamish OF Chautauqua
county, has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Holel
General Hagner and Colonel c. E. Morse, OF the
United States Army, are temporarily at the Grand
Central Hotel.
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FAlDHERBE'S DEFEAT.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
Despatch from Faidherbe's Chief of staff
His Retreat Admitted-Heavy Losses on
Both Sides.
LONDON, Jan. 23-Morning.
The correspondent of the London Times at Bou-
iogne under date OF January 90 telegraphs the fol-
lowing despatch, which send specially for the NEW
YORK HERALE. He says:-
FAIDHERBES DEFEAT.
General Faidherbe's chief Of star telegraphs to
this place (Boulogne) that in bloody battle before
the town Of ST. Quentin, yesterday January 1877, the
French fought well, but were forced to retreat be-
fore the heavy reinforcements which came up for
Prusslans. The losses were heavy on both sides.
Further Of tho French Defeat-Larac Cap
ture of Prisoners-Six Guns Taken.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1871.
General Faidherbe admits that he has been COM
PEELED to retreat from st. Quentin, with heavy loss
GERMAN CAPTURES.
The German forces have occupied st. Quentin,
where they found 1000 wounded French soldiers
Up to the present 1000 unwounded men and six
guns have been captured from the French Army Of
the North.
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A.-Finc Arts.
THE DERBY COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
recently view ut the Academy of Design, has been
removed enlarged rooms, Clinton Hail, Astor place
and Eighth street, where they win remain
on EXHIBITION FREE, DAY AND EVENING,
until the time of sale,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, January "a and 25,
at7x O'Clock p. NJ.
A number of important Paintings, not by tho
public, have added to the Exhibition, aad, among
them the wordrenowned
birth OF VENUS" by CABANEL.
SPECIAL
order to promote the convenience and comfort OF
shall limited number their
sale Application by letter personally should
be made Ut once LEAvITT, STREBEIGH co.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
.IanunrY d.

1S70-FrRhtfu accident in st. JOseph's Roman
Catholic chapel IN Liverpool. En- gland, curing
panic caused by an alarm or fire; fifteen per-
sons killed. :. .l73 Piegan Indians massacred
by United States troops. Henry Piacde,
the comedian died.
1s6s-Chas. J. Kean, the tragedan, died.
lS56-Steamshlp Pacific LETT Liverpool ana was never
more heard OF.
1s5I-Kafiirs attacked and were defeated by the
coonists, near Fort Hare, Cape OF Good Hope.
lS5O-BOer or steamship st. Joseph exploded and
killed fifteen persons, on the Arkansas river.
1Si9-Mooan, India, surrendered to the British.
l544-Sir Francis Burdett, who In 1910 was ordered
to the Tower for lioeng the House of Com
mons, and who before the warrant could be
executed, was besieged IN his house for several
days by force OF British soldiers died.
1sO6-Wlam Pitt, the British statesman, died.
l57O-London Royal Exchange opened.
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+, SIR JOHN ROSES MISSION from Canada to
the government at Washington is said to indi-
cate the trepidation Of the Canadian govern
ment in regard to the fisheries question.
General Schenck has our side of this question
in charge, but there is really no need of
personal missions at all in the matter. All
that Is necessary is for the Canadians to give
us permission to drop line wherever and
whenever we wish to.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION AND SOME NEW CON-
PLIoATToNs.-Siuce the postponement of the
London Conference there has naturally enough
been not little talk about what subjects are
to be discussed when the members reassemble.
1t has on oil hands been admitted that some
thing would have to be done regarding the set
Element of the question as between France and
Germany. 1t now appears that the represen-
tative of North Germany at the Court of st.
James, Count BernstorH, has received special
instructions to retire from his seat If "any dis
cussion arises out of the subject of the war
with France" This only confirms our opinion
an opinion which we have again and again
expressed-that the Conference can do nothing
until the war is ended and France can make
her voice heard like the other nations. Another
question, it is said, has been started by Tur-
key. A convention OF 1S4l closed the naviga-
ton of the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus
Mussurus Pacha, the representative of the Sub
lime Porte in London, will, it is said, propose
the undoing of this arrangement. At the same
time it is reported that Servia will seek admis-
sion, with view to have her rights in the
N1nube recognized. The Conference at the
esent moment does not hold out much
promise Of good.
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THE LUXEMBOURG QUESTION.
Prince Henry's Reply to Pre-
mier Bismarck.
Another Treaty Involved and NV Appeal
to the Diplomats.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, JAM 81, 1871.
have kilograms from the continent which assure
me Of the use of the HERALD that Prince Henri, OF
Luxembourg, replying to the despatch OF Count Bis.
marcK on the Luxembourg question notices 'the
pledge made on the part OF the Prussan Government
not to base an accusation irresponsible acts" and
he promises Ito investigate the alleged breaches of
neutrality"
This note has been sent to the signatories OF the
Treaty OF 1861
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NEUTRAL RIGHTS AT SEA,
PruSSian Naval Orders With Regard to Con.
trabands Of War.
Search of American Vessels Under
the Treaty Of 1899.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 20, 1871
hasten to telegraph to the HERALD the fact that
the Prussian semi-oficial newspaper organ, the
Nord De,ttsche Zet1,a0, states that according to
the Treaty of 1899 between Prussia and the United
States, Prussian men-ofwar cannot capture Ameri-
can vessels carrying contraband OF war, but may
stop their voyage until the end OF the war, or may
take possession OF the contraband portion of the
cargo at the same time giving bond for future pay
ment for the same"
1t is probable that instructions will be imme-
dtately given to all commanders of vessels OF the
German navy TO act III accordance with this inter-
probation OF the treaty.
The Mercantile Marine Trade OF Prussia-
American Shipping TRAFFIC with the King
dom.
In order to set forth the importance OF the above
declaration of the North German press to foreign
traders with Prussia we give an exhibit Of the mer
camille marine trade OF outside countries with the
kingdom taken from official sources accessible be-
fore the war;
According to the published official reports in Ber-
lin. 1918 British ships, with tonnage OF $4,000
lasts labout 1000 lbs. entered Prussan ports In the
year is6S Among these were 800 steamers, with
total burden Of l74,o37 lasts; l,027 of the entire
number, with tonnage OF 2a' ,4a4 msts tincluding
rived direct from Great Britain ana lbs, With 2005j
lasts dncudlng forty.eight steamers with 1895
lasts), from Prussian Harbors.
OF North American SHIPS only sixteen with a
tonnage OF 1886 lasts uncludng seven steamers,
with 378s lasts) arrived, twelve OF which, with
4e2s lasts ncudng seven steamers, with s. 76s lasts
came direct from North America.
The entire number OF vessels which entered Prus-
sian ports in 1868 a. 665, with an aggregate
mage of 1850 99S lasts (lncudlng b,655 steamers,
with 47Se92 lasts Of which 81, 76S were Prussian,
with S07,3s7 lasts Including 2462 steamers, with
l27,65S lastsl. ISL
In the year 1868, 1889 British vessels, with total
tonnage OF 292 63i lasts Qncluding 67S steamerswh
172,6lS lassl sailed from Prussian ports. or these
LAG. with 2ll.o45 lasts tincludiug 400 steamers
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THE AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures Tract
Society organ-has accounts from the West to
The effect that great hindrances to the spread
from the vast immigration and the aggressive
ness of infdelity and false religion. Here is
a field in which good colporteurship can work
to advantage. Uncle John Vassar is zealously
laboring in this fruitful vineyard.
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with ,227 lastsl, were hound for Great Britain;
l27, with 2l197 lasts Including fity-six steamers)
for Prussan, and 1877, with % 16a lasts Including
twenty steamers for Russian ports.
or North American vessels, 10, with 1892 lasts TN
Guiding steamers with 3, 100 LASTS, left Prussan
harbors OF which the o steamers were bound for
North America.
The whole number OF ships which sailed from
Prussian ports amounted In 1868 10 1880, with
1907 ,4S4 lasts Including 1900 steamers, with
472 4S7 lasts or which "a s32, with 439 1913 lasts TN
Prussan.
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Ministerial Char ges Complete /.

LONDON, Jan q, III.
In confirmation Of the tenor OF my advlces lrss
specially telegraphed by cable to the HERALD to-
day, have to inform you that the appointments Of
the Right Hon. Chichester Forescue to be Presidents
OF the Board Of Trade, and the Right Hon. william
Monse TO be Postmaster General, are gazetted.
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VENEZUELA.

Moro Trouble in the Republic.
CARACAS Jan. 10, 1871.
The country Is still In an unsettled condition.
Pugar now refuses to obey Guzman's order to de-
liver up the revolutionary feet Guzman. at the
head OF a thousand men, goes to Maracaibo to conf
pei Pulgar to comply, and TO bring matters to a
settlement.
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Herald Special Report from Ver-
sailles and BOulOgne.
Particulars of the SOrtie from
Paris.
THE FIGHTING VERY SEVERE.
MOutretOut Taken By the French and Re-
taken By the Germans.
~>~~~~~~~o~~o~~>~-~~~~~~~~
Faidherbe's Announcement of His
Defeat.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 23-Morning.
The correspondent Of the London Times at YER
saes telegraphs to that journal under date Of the
10th and Goth inst. the following dispatches which
found specially for the NEW YORK HERALD. He says
soaTIE FROM PARIS.
A sortie was made by the French forces to-day
from Fort Mont valerien. 10 was directed against
Malmason Montretont and St. Cloud, the object OF
the French being to cut the German communications
with Versailles.
REPULsE OF THE FRENCH.
On the goth the correspondent teegraphs-The
fighting yesterday was very severe at Montretont,
which the French took In the early part OF the en-.
gagement, but which the Germans retook in the
evening. Near Bougival the French made less de-
termlned effort to break the investing line.
Resulr4ls the sortie Five Hundred Prisoners
Taken-A Temporary Truce Granted.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1871.
despatch from Versailles dated January 20 gives
the following intelligence
RESULT OF TRocHUs soRrIE.
The sortie from Vaerlen, which was made by
forty battalions westward OF that fortress, was
family carried out The French suffered great loss
and 500 unwounded men were captured by the Ger.
mans.
TEMPORARY TRUCE.
General Truchu asked for an armistice but it was
reused. The German advanced posts, however,
were authorized to grant a temporary truce to per-
NIT the French to collect their wounded.
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GENERAL WAR NEWS,
Tours Occupied by the
Germans.
Won WERDER PURSUING BOURBAKI.
LONGwY REPORTED IN FLAMES
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yuax HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 90, 1871.
The Germans have occupied the city OF Tours,
meeting with no resistance
PURSUIT. OF B0URBAKI.
General Won werder has commenced the pursuit
of Bourbaki, with whom ne had successful engage
ments on wednesday.
REFUGEES TO JERSEY.
Large numbers OF refugees have arrived on the
British island OF Jersey from the neGhboring French
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accoL-. n great reforms in transportation by
sea and by land, and secure ample protection,
after arrival in this country, against the tricks
of swindling agents and runners" and
against the inconvenience of conflicting
legislative enactments in different States
and conflicting police regulations in diff
ferent ports. There is no danger, but
on the contrary, there are infinite advan-
tages in the kind of Capitalization which a
national bureau of immigration with
such uniform system would pro-
mote. The desire to better their own condi
ton and to guarantee more promising future
to their childrens children has impelled not
only individuals, but families, and in some
cases the entire population of village or a
district to emigrate to America. The mar
vellously rapid and widespread development
of that desire has led Great Britain and nearly
all the other European governments, and, at
length, even China and Japan, to make emf
grafton the subject of special laws and edicts.
1t is high time that the general government of
the United States should put an end to the
innumerable abuses engendered by the
laissez fare policy which has hitherto pre-
vailed and adopt well-digested and uniform
system of legislation concerning immigration.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Army Of the North in Full
Retseat.

despatch from Cambria, dated January 20,
states that General Fadherbe has arrived there with
his stan. The Army OF the North Is In full retreat.
The Prusslans sheled St Quentin before its evacua
tion firing the houses In several places and causing
great CONSERVATION.
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YoSx HERALD.

The French Telegraph Cable Ont of Prussian
Embargo.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1870
The ship International, with the French telegraph
cable on board, which was seized on the represen-
talons OF the PrussIan Minister here. has been re-
easea each party paying the legal costs.
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THE Euangelist has very touching tribute
% the memory of the late Theodore McNamee,
the firm of Bowen & McNamee, founders of
% New York Independent.
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KESSEY.-on Sunday, January %, MICHAEL KEN
NEY, aged OIL years.
The relatives AMI trends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence No. 93 Columbia street. on Tuesday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
(For other DeIths see SIh PdgeI
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Arrival of More Spanish Troops.
HAVANA. Jan. 81, 1871.
SIX hundred soldiers have arrived from Spain,
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A.-Hcrring's Patcmt
CHAMPION SAFES.
25I Broadway corner Murray Ar3A

Affections OF the Liver, Bilious Disorders,
Sick Headache 8c, thoroughly cured by DR. JArNkS
SANATIyE PILLS Aching as general laxative they re-
move all irritating focal from the bowels gradu
ay change the of the stomach and liver,
and healthy condition.. Sold by all
druggists.
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s + A I N /.
Treasury Bonds and Govern
ment Securities.
A New and Heavy Issue
Authorized.
Itala an Royalty and Joy to Its
Messiah.
--.vvS
TELEGHAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Jan. 20, 1871.
am informed by dispatches from Madrid to-day
that the OGctdl Gazette OF that city contains de-
authorizing the issue Of treasury bonds to the
amount OF 1000 900 reals.
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The Queen to Join fer Husband.

JdU. I5II,
have telegram from Madrid which announces
that the Queen of Spain and her son Prince
Emanuel viii leave Italy tomorrow to rejoin King
Amadeus at Madrid.
Her Majesty will be accompanied by the Spanish
Ambassador at Florence.
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Mailed Free Tor 2J cents.-D Or. kaiu's Leo
lures on Nervous Debility; Marriage coligsions aud
impedmsnts, and diseases arising rom nlGradece with
cases from ac.ual practice. Address seoretwy Dc,
kahn's Museum. 7ij Broadway. New York
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Cow mixer, Complete. the Greatest Sue.
cess; secure STATE; strike for n fortune
CoLvIN BROS, t54 Broadway.
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The Project Regarded as Grand British
National Scheme.
John Bulls" Endeavor to Cover
National Humiliation.
Austria as Peaceful Mediator Be-
tween the Extremists.
M. Jules Favre Expected at the
SCREEN Table,"
KILOGRAMS TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Jan. 81, 1871.
The people at large-even the politicians and
party "hacks OF the city clubs-pay very little at
tention to the subject OF the European Conference
It's probable proceedings or ultimate result.
The matter Of the assemblage to-day or after an
other adjournment is scarcely mentioned In the
great commercial circles.
NO PROGRESS.
with respect to the tone ana temper OF the repre-
sentatves OF the different Powers am enabled to
assure the readers OF the HERALD that there is no
truth in the statement which has been made to the
effect that the members OF the Conference have
already signed resolutions which set forth that no
one single executive Of the sgnatory Powers to
the Treaty OF Paris Of 1855 has the right to recede
from or annul a treaty which was made and at
tested conformity with the others.
BRILLIANT FARCE BUT WITHOUT MORAL.
On the whole can assure you that the confer
ence is regarded on all sides as ''stupendous
farce" designed, it Is alleged, purposey with the
view Of attempting to blind the British people to
the fact OF Englands humiliation before Russia
WIFI TeSpeCG 10 Tue bltch Sed HdVIbdu0u qucStlDH.
The Prussian Position and Diplomacy.
LONDON, Jan. 20-Midnight.
The Berlin journals confirm the truth of the re-
port that Count Bernstorf the Prussan Minister,
has been instructed to withdraw from the Confer
ence II the French question is introduced.
Royal Austrian ApOstleism-The Faith Of
LONDON. Saturday, Jan. 81, 1871.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Prussan cross
Gazette reports that at the preliminary meeting Of
the Conference in London, Austria proposed a
protocol condemning the principle OF the one-sided
reputation and remuneration OF treaties.
Russia lat first demurred to the protocol but was
finally persuaded by England and Prussia to con.
sent to It."
Jules Favre Expected.
LONDON Jan. q, 1871
hasten to telegraph to the HERALD by cable
despatch that NJ Favre is expected to reach London
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A. A.-Royal Havana

A. A.-Royal Havana supplementary.
Determined by the drawings of the ROYAL Havana Lottery
For information, &c.. address MCINTYRE, GREGORY 4
Co., at SD Canal 14 Chatham Is sixth avenue "a Third
avenue seventh avenue, los Houston, 81
Thirteenth oil Broadway.
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LONDON, JAM II, 1911.
am positively informed that the Spanish iron
clads have been ordered TO Vigo to enforce "the
observance OF neutrality and prevent collision be-
tween the German frigate Augusta and the French
man .ol.war Hermione both now lying III that har-
bOr.r
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Alnbama Claim. Worry Two Great Na

tons Fenianism bohes the BrItish and the whole
thin. be settled IL Conscience nsea OF eltEstee
and employed in discussing the subject
Diplomats should have their heads examined SSJ Broad
test their htpess.
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USE REsTOgER AMERICA which is clear as crystal
sheen diamond of the nrst water. IL will
your tresses to their wonted glory your scalp
snowy wheness and render your presenee hecatomb
of rare exotics, diiusng incense ut for the GODS.
Prepared by Dr. l. J. O'BRIEN, ~ East tnrreth street
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A.--Balls aud Parties.-Boots and shoes for
LADIES' Msses and Gentlemen, at BROOKS 55 Broadway.
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TElEsaAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The New Prussian Loan 10 he Completed.
LONDON, Jan. 90 1871.
am enabled to state that ,he remainder OF the
Prussan loan Will be offered "a London ana In Ber-
lin next week
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
M. Gambetta En- Route for Cherbourg.
ST. MALO, France, Jan. 20, 1871.
1t is stated that Gambeta arrived here from Laval
last night and Immediately lett for Cherbourg.
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0Alas. Vbnt shall, Use %,

A.-Pcr.ect Fitting RoOis and shoes, aud
warm Overshocs, cheap, at BROOKS. 5i5 Broadway
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Proposed National B"s~a" of Immigration.
Representative Finkelnburg will to-day en-
'deavor In Congress, by moving suspension
~ 49, ''"~ TO introduce the bill prepared by
aee on Commerce and to have it
ion this week. The bill creates
immigration, but places the whole
? control Of the Secretary Of
j, with superintendent at the
w York, and making the United
ectors at all other ports go cbacio
Il tents of immigration. 1t provides
iin system that shall supply emf
~ Europe and from Asia with accu-
dispensable information in advance,