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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03
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CONTENTS OF TO.DaY,S herald.

PAGE. N|N>->@'>~~
acknowledgements
acknowledgements
3-C0mptroller Hulburd: Investigation Before the
Banking and Currency Committee Rueful
Ltulters Story . The Affairs OF the Tennessee
n ns,io BANK OF Memphis Reported kesig,
Professor Morse-fhe French Arms FOOlery-
The Ballot Box outraged.
4-Flnancml and Commercial: Persistent Strin
genoy ID Money; The Stock Market Yields and
Ealls; Erie Shares Up TO 6S and Down to 61;
governments Higher in London and Tribe
Lower Lower M Here; Gold Steady at no-The Real
ence OF the Legislature Checking the Enter.
prise OF the People; The Prospect for the
Spring-Snootlng In Lager Beer Saoon-The
Complroller's Payment-A Police Commits.
5.Rea Estate Market Continued from Fourth
Pagel-Proceedings In the New York Courts
Another Malpractice Case: A Poor German
Gin the Victim-The WhIskey Frauds-Art
Sales Closing Exercises Of the New York
Female High SchoOl-BostOn Revenue
Frauds Insurance In Ohio-Historical So
Ciety--MarrlaRes ana Deaths-Advertlse-
ments.
B-Editorals: Leading Article, "Thc Rapid Tran
ait Question-Shan 1t BE Decided for the
Lobby or for the Peoplen-Amusement An
n0uncements.
kilograms from England, Scotland. Ireland,
France, Germany ard Holland-News from
Washngton- Tho State Capital: Poor Pros
Resignation OF Senator OBrlen-The Wea-
ther-Personal Intelligence-The Mellier Pat
ent Paper-Mlscellaneous Teegrams-Buslness
Notices.
S-Advertsements.
acknowledgements.
1O-The Metairle Races: Second Day OF the Spring
Meeting: Three Grand Events Thc Robeson
Investigation-The SOldier's Burial: The Last
Tribute OF Respect to the Hero OF Fort Sum.
ter-1he Government MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures
observation-disclosures.
acknowledgements.
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President Theirs TO tho French Legisla.
tive Representatives Democratic Warning
Of the Great CrownsS
The French Legislative Assembly, previous
TO its adjournment for the Easter recess, dele
gated the duty of parliamentary representa-
ton towards the Executive to committee Of
the members duly commissioned to remain In
session. President Theirs addressed this
committee yesierday-the Chief Of State in
France being evidently on the Qui cioe for OPP
portunities Of government expression to the
people. During the course Of his remarks he
referred to the situation of the country In it's
commercial, colonial and treaty observance
aspects, supplying, in moment points OF
subject for serious international comment and
the material for score Of royal speeches
such as reach us from London, Vienna and
Berlin after the monarchs Of Great Britain,
Austria and Germany have spoken to the Par
liaments. Belgium has been notified Of the
termination by France Of tho treaty Of COM
merce with that country at the period of the
lapse of the instrument under its own provi-
sons. France requires full liberty to remodel
her commercial system Gin accordance with her
altered circumstances" President Theirs has
so declared to the government In Brussels
The Cabinet Of ST. James may take warning.
for, almost certainly, the Golden Bonaparta
treaty Of commerce will not be found appli-
cable to the advantage Of French interests by
renewal In 1872 as the revenue income cir
cumstances OF the republic will not have
changed very materially in the interval. Ths
existence of colonial difficulties Ia Algeria
afforded occasion to the French government
70 treat directly with the Bey of Tunis, and
thus as NJ. Theirs reasons, lndecd innlcs
great encouragement to the imperial claim OF
tho Sultan of Turkey for suzerainty over His
u,ohness. the hitherto subordinate power.
a,no leader Of the French democracy next
delivers sort of Parliamentary hot shot 10
.ho Gar Alexander Of Russia. He assured
tba French committee that Russia is engaged
in restoring her Notifications in the Black Sea,
and. also, that England is responsible for this
infraction of the Treaty Of Paris. Whether
President Theirs has become bilious after his
Easter Day dinner or not. he certainly appcarsj
to have become still more democratic, and
consequently, 'less nice" towards the neigs.-
boring imperialisms. He Is in the humor. flor
.slashine around" and shifting" crowned
head wherever he sees 1t. His present effort
is pretty well for one day. Belgium, Turkey,
England, Germany even, and russia had
better make note OF Che dict,. of Che cor
populi in France. The obsey vance Of This
\ caution becomes really the Wore necessary,
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Mr.. BRADLAUGH IN GLAsGow.-Mr Brad
laugh lectured in Glasgow on Monday night
His speech was violent and revolutionary.
The crown was In the gift of the Parliament. 1t
had given it to William and Mary and sane
toned the Hanoverlan succession. What it
could give it could take away. The audience,
however, would not listen to such talk, and
the meeting became tumultuous. 1t 10 quite
manifest that the British people are In one Of
their loyal moods, and that for the present
there Is small chance for the republic.
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cause Of constant apprehension, watchfal-
ness and expense to our own government
and direct injury to q large body OF
our own citizens. No person would urge
upon General Grant an invasion OF
the prerogatiyes Of the Mexican government
or an infringement of the rights Of the Next
can people. But many will look eagerly for
yet further movement of the President In the
direction of the paciication Of that country.
If tho government Of Juarez be the choice OF
Mexico we can extend to 1t the aid of a
friendly nation In establishing peace and in
insuring the happiness and progress Of sis
ter republic. To do this effectually an armed
protectorate inside Mexico, as well as cav
airy force on It's borders, may be needed, and
under such brilliant and prudent leader as
General Sheridan o sufficient number of our
troops would soon restore order to that dis
tracted country and start II forward on the
brilliant career that Is in store for it in the
future.
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Tho Mexican Border War SHERIDAN and
Aueur to Move on the Rio Graude.


The people Of the United States, from the
Peno5scot to the Rio Grande, will rejoice at
one item Of intelligence conveyed in our
Washington correspondence to-day. At the
Cabinet meeting yesterday it was resolved to
thoroughly protect the Texan frontier from the
ravagcs of Mexican robbers, and instructions
were forwarded to General Sheridan, commando
Ing the Military Division Of the Missouri, and
to General Augur, commanding the Depart
ment of Texas, to be specially vigilant in arrest
ing raiders from over the border, and all per-
sons engaged in the violation of the customs
revenue laws. Both General Sheridan and
General Augur are officers who are not likely
to slight these orders, or to show any lack of
energy In putting stop to the disgraccful
state Of affairs that has too long
existed on the Texan frontier on the Rio
Grande. Hitherto they have been restrained
from taking suoh active measures as they will
now promptly adopt to preserve order and
enforce the law within our own borders, and
hence we may hear less in the future of tho
bold lawl essness Of our uneasy neighbors and
of some of our own citizens on this side of the
line. But Is this all that our government
should dop Are we to rest satisfied with
chasing and capturing a few cattle stealers
and smugglers when they venture on the soil
Of the United States, or are we to take q
broader view of our duty as q powerful nation
and extend protecting arm over the people
Of Mexico, whose prosperity and peace are Of
such vital moment to our own citizens?
The action of the administration Is good
enough for beginning. Sheridan and his
troopers watching the border and moving
constantly along the line as a brigade Of obser-
walton will no doubt have healthy moral
effect upon Cortnas brigands, and may con-
vince Juarez OF the policy of depriviug that
leader OF the Mexican moss troopers of his
command. The lives and property of Ameri-
can citizens, which are said to have been held
cheaply by these free lances, will probably be
safer now that an efficient force OF United
States cavalry will be on the spot to avenge
murder and punish freobooting. But the dis
orgaujzed condition Vi Hexlc9 will still exist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03

DsRAEII In MANCHESTER. MIR. Dlsraeli
paid his long deferred visit TO the men Of
Manchester on Easter Monday. The leader Of
the English Parliamentary opposition enjoyed
q very enthusiastic reception from the con-
servatives Of the great cotton centre. His
friends expressed the hope that he may soon
come into power again. His political move
ment in Lancashire Just at this moment may
tend very materially toward the realization Of
this result, as will be seen by the fects which
we append specially to our news telegram
from London, and in view OF Gladstones treat
ment of the American question.
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THE New GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA
Lord Duferin, as will be seen from one of our
cable dispatches this morning, is about to sue.
coed Lord Lisgard as Governor General Of
Canada His Lordship's name was mentioned
10 connection with the Governor Generalship
OF India. Lord Northbrooke, however, was
preferred. 1t would seem as il the govern
ment found Unnecessary to make some suitable
provision Tor His Lordship. Lord Dufferin is
comparatively young man, having been born
In 1926. He is by his mothers side a grand
son OF the distinguished Richard Brinsley
Sheridan, the friend Of George the Fourth.
As an author he Is well known tbrouob bis
Letters from High Lattudes." lie Il now
Chancellor OF the Dnnhv Of Lancaster.
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THOSE BRAVE AND USEFUL MEN, THE
Pilots, won substantial victory in the House
Of Representatives yesterday in the adoption
of an amendment to the Steamboat Passen-
gers Safety bill, declaring that no provision
of tho bill shall be construed to interfere with
the laws Of the various States on pilots and
pIlotage This is right. Messrs. Cox and
Townsend, Of New York, and Butler, Of
Massachusetts,, made stout fight for those
hardy guides over the trackless deep.
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THE BRITISH REVIEW OF THE VOLUNTEER
FORCE came off on Easter Monday near
Brighton in the presence Of an immense con-
course of spectators. The display was,
speaking generally, satisfactory, and the field
maneuvres rendered more than usually in
teresting by an army rehearsal Of the Battle
Of Dorking." Great Britain Is coming to
learn, after her foreign coptingents subsidy
experiences. the truth Of tho assertion that
Gin native swords and native ranks the only
hope of freedom dwells."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28
NERVOUS DEBILITY

MYTH its gloomy attendants, lev spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, ioss
Of semen, spermatsrrhosa, loss Of power
dizzy head, loss of memory, and threaten ed
imPotsrce and imbeoiIisy, 6na . sovereign
cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC Eo. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed of tho rOst valuable mild and potent
Curativss, they strike at once at the root of tn
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis.
charges, and impart visOr and energy, life and
vitality to tue entire man. They have cured
thousands of cssss. Price, SIS per package Of
Eve boxes and large - vial, which Is very i'm.
Psrtant TO obstinate OF old cases, or 81 Per sir
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sem
by mail on receipt of price. Address, HUMPE
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDT
CINE CO., 562 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
ChAs A. Bsnser aud c, spidsl, Agents fol
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

MoRE AnoUT THE CHILD DEsERTER.-
From what Mary McGvinn says about
Matthew Feeny, the father Of the child she
deserted on last Sunday, he appears to be
hsArtless sooundrel Of the frst water. She
says abe is only sixteen years Of age, and
that Feeny, who was foreman on the
bridge works, and has been on the govern
msni works here for the last three years,
kept company with her and seduced her
under promise Of marriage. That be took
her to his sisters in Clayton Comfy Iowa
at the FIRST Of January, and introduced her
as his wife. That the child was born there
on the 2lst OF February. That he then took
her away, saying he was going to Dsven-
port to draw his money, which amounted to
5000, Out OF the bank, and marry her and
take and furnish q house there for her
ThA. he took her as far as Fulton III. and left
her there with only So bill, under an eI
cuss that he was going frs, to prepare fol
her. That not hearing from him she be
came alarmed and came down to Rock
Island. That not finding him there sh'
was half orazed" aud did what she did 81
regards the child.
SimOnson has issued warrant for Feeny''
apprehension, and it is now found that h'
has been TO the hank in Davenport, and
drawn ont all his money. He was seer
there laa' night. His victim now says she
wouldn't marry him nov on any terms, bu'
wants him to give her some money for her
snppors and that of the child.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

f. ZEIs.-E. Zsis. of this city, has got in
a magnificent stock Of geutemsn's out
fitting goods, comprising the best imported
wooden piece goods, especially kept for Gus
tom work, and also domestic woolens of the
made clothing challenges attention, and is
fully suited to the demands of all classes of
buyers. In white shirts-espeeiAIly the
Diamond Shirt-he has a full assortment,
and in fact the whole stock is of the very
best kind. Mr.. Zeis has engaged Mr.. F
Schwsds, an experienced and fashionable
cutter, and is prepared to execute custom
work in the very bsst style possible, and ct
the lowest prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

A LIBRARY IN ONE VoLUME.-Among
the mountains of Virginia, sometime siuce-
the writer of this met man on horseback
behind him and attached to the saddle, was
large package, which be seemed to guard
with peculiar care. "You appear to have a
great treasure attached to your saddle" we
remarked. "Yes, sir" was the response
eyes, sir, have been over to Richmond
ard bought myself library" IAN entire
library on horseback ?" Eyes, sir. have
WEBsrER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY In thu.
ps ekage, and IFS tchols library in Itself
! always get the beat i'--Icioa Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

If you DO not feel well you send for a doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, sorawls some
bieroxlyphics upon q piece of paper which you
take to drug store and there pay so cents to
81. 90, besides the doctors fee, for remedy nine
times out Of ten not half SO good as DR.. Msrss's
Indian Root Pills. which costs bat rs cents pei
box. Do you think the for aer she best, because
you pay the most for it? II you do, we advise
you to use, just as al experiment, the Morses
Indian Root Pills. They are prepared from q
formula, pronounced by the mostlsarned physi-
oians Of our coantry, to be the best and most
universal of family medicines. The Morse's
Indian Root Pills cure Headache, Liver Com
plsint. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female irregu-
Iarities, &C., and are put up both sugsr-coated
and plain. Give them trial. Sold BY ell deal.
ers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28
SCRAPS.
julie BurwslI's now hats are stylish.

julie Burwell's now hats are stylish.
Last week for gopher toanties in Scott
County.
The hens are steadily lsboring to make
Easter q success.
A new postal car has been placed on the
@. R. l. 4 P.R.R.
The Fort Madison Democrat says it
sweeps for "a item"
Alex Steel got mad and sent those
whselbarrows back to the depot.
The frat buggy to GROSS the new bridge
was driven BY Hiram Gable, Esq.
For a fashionable and good outfit 60 to !.
Bamberser and take your choice.
The new Nstional Bank at Moline has
received $25, 900 Of its circulation.
Peoria is els,ed over the prospect of three
new railroads within the next year.
Why that's the latest thing out in has.
Where did you get il? Az julie Burwell's.
John Bengston has got the neatest things
in new bottles that we have seen for long
time.
A frame house was left on the road on
Eagle street all last night for people to fall
over.
At last accounts the water showed depth
Of six feet four Inches above low water mark
at U. S. mark
The circus which was detained so long at
Davenport has just gathered itself together
again at Galssburg.
A govern ment guard is stationed at th,
Island end of the new bridge TO proven
teams from going on it.
The inventor Of q watch that winds itsel
up and gives pint Of milk day, is gone t.
Washington for patent.
The Rock Island Stove Company max,
nine different kinds Of cooking stoves, all Q
which have their excellences.
The Rock Island Stove Company put on
three new patents on cooking stoves thi
year, aud two new patents on heaters.
The editor of the Duouque Herald is
Ham, and his partner Carver. They onl
want some bread to make a sandwich.
The Bsshaw stallion. "Bull ofthe Woods,
seven years old, has been sold BY Mr.. W. L
Webb TO Hugh N Orr Esq. of Denver
for 81, 500.
Quitting advertising in dull times is liz
. tearing out a dam because the water is low
Either plan will prevent good times fror
ever coming.
Once more. Residence, Madison Count,
Kentucky, name Enos Heudreu; age IL
e saddles his own horse and takes his turn
2 corn to mill, evesight requires spectacle
q otherwise sound.
J. The Democrat proposes a torchliRhs PR
cession and general jubilee, when the ne
bridge is thrown open ,snd suggests that Il
D Rock Island snd Moline folks and all goC
ueiEhbors be asked TO join 10.
WCrkmsn are permitted to cross the ne
Q bridge on foo. in the following order
d From Rock Island TO Davenport to
o'clock A. NJ returning from 5 TO P. NJ
and from Davenport to Rock Island to
A. NJ; returning 6 to Pm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

The RryER.-The tug boa. Clyde lsf.
MuscAtine for these parts yesterday fore
noon. She halls from Fort Madison, and 10
commanded by Captain Douglass, the Mis-
sissippi Logging Co. being her owners.
She is reported as being now down below
"Oredn Island" There is also 9 certain
medium size side-vhesl steamer with which
we are all familiar, waiting below "the
point The ice has moved some to-day
and piled up quite height 10 places, but il
10 again stationary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28
a Bamh errer.

large assortment Of Pitin and pl,id Poplins,
japanese plain and fguTed silks, Irish Peplins,
black and oOlOrsd AlpAeas in great varieties,
SAtteens, Empress Cloths, oxford suitiugs. plain
and sstriped Chanbrsys, Piques, TArletAas,
orgsndies. A complete line OF gents, ladies,
misses and children's Hose, Gloves, Han dk er-
chiefs, Lace Collars. A large assortment Of
Edgings and embroieeries. A very large as
sortment of Prints, and muslins, fulllins Of
Ribbons, al Colors, Shswls, and a general Sc
lection Of Dry Goods and Notions, to which the
attention Of the public is cordially invited.
in all its branches, to which country merchant.
are gen orally invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

In nun bers there is safety. II was upon this
princip pie that the formula of Judson's MouE-
TAIN HERB Pills was prepared. DR.. Judson,
intending to spend fortune in advertising ais
pills, submitted his recipe TO the revision Of
the IN est intelligent and learned physicians Of
the age, md the result is a simple bur most Ell
caoiOus medicine-the JUpsos's MCUFrAIs
HEsB PILLS. They purify the blood, remove sll
obstruations, elea Sc the skin of all pimplss
and blotshes. and are perfectly sure and safe in
their operation. The JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERE
Pulls care BilliouSness, Female irregularities,
Headache, and many Of the diseases arising
from impure blood and q dera"gsd digestion.
Use the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, and
when you have proved their virtue rscommsn d
them to your friends. They are both sugar.
coated and plain. For sale everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28
THE ZOE.

just as we 90 to press the ice agsin
moves down the river slowly. But the
AuctuAting rise and fall Of the water shows
that the way is not yet clear. There is a
gorge about two hundred feet wide just
below the point, which has not yet given
way, and until this is broken through the
ice will not be able TO move much. q boat
is trying to break through the gorge, but
with poor success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

DIED this morning, n, two O'CLOCK, Of
cougesiion Of the brain, Serene Dwight
Powers, sou Of Serene aud Elizabeth
Powers, aged nine years and ten months
Funeral from the residence, corner OF III,
and Ohio streets, Friday 29,h inst. at ? P. N.
Onion please COPY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

REMOVAL OF l. BAMBERGER. Finding his
present premises to small to exhibit the
large stock Of goods which he ia just getting
in, l. Hamburger is about to move to the
handsome new place which has been
specially fitted up for him on the ground
floor of the City Hotel Here he will be able
to make full display of his fine GLASSES of
goods, and will make it pay for eli pur-
chAIorG who will wait for hiI grand opening
on April 2ud. m2S-df
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28
sTHAMsRKPE.

New York Cork aud Liverpool. New fall
powered steamships, tas six largest IN the world,
OCEANIC. ANTARTTC, REPU BLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIo
5000 tons burdeu-s,0oO b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from
Liverpool 90 TAur'dAys, calling ; Cork HAr-
Dor each way.
From 'he white Star Dock, PsvOnuiA Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations TOR all olassssl IN
rivAled, combining safety, speed and comfort.
saloons, stA.s-rpoms, smoking room aud bath
ro9m' in midship section, whore least motion Is
felt
surssous aud stswArdsIsss slcoupAny those
steamers.
Rstsi Saloon, $50 10 gold. s..srsgs $50 10
currency. Taose wishing 10 send Tor friends
fro n the old country eau nov obtain Storage,
prepaid osrtiacstes. SS3, currency. Passeng ers
booked 10 or from all partJ OF AmsrieA, Paris,
Hamburg NorWoy, Sweden, IndiA, Australia, 10
Excursion tickets Granted Of lowest raioB.
Drafts from upward.
For information apply 20 J. X. SPARKS,
Gsul Aga, 10 Broadway, n. y, or TO General
Western oGice, 374 Wabash Ave. Chicago.
ALFRED LAeERGRIE, Aga.
Agents 10 Rock Island joss BErGsToS. Drug
gisi, v. n. jaws, steamhoSt Agt. dvly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

A bright. healthy ehila ISIS perennial spria 4
Of JOY in every well-rsgulated family, al wnsre
is that fa;hsr, who after the strife an d turmoil
Of business. on retiring TO his home, is not be-
guiled Of care by the Innocent prattle of his
child? Perhaps this father is worldly man,
and makes gold his id oil, he may have been a
successful man, an amassed riches. Yet plsee
bis child on the sick bed, and ell his gold Ia
at the disposal of the physicians, and the only
return he asks is the restoFAttan of health to
his child. Fathers! Mothers would you pre-
serve your child in health? Then listen to US.
There is one prevailing cause of the disease in
children, and that cause is worms. If this
cause of disease lie not removed, your child will
siskeD and die, or lingsr a suffering invalid for
life. We present to you m infallibls remedy
for worms; Ii 10
DR.. Judson's Dead Shat Worm Candy,
and is put up in the form Of stick Of candy,
and so pleasant to the taste, that children
greedily tease for il. II is purely vegetable,
aud cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
VII coksT0oK, Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-28

VIZ understand that Nicholas Lestig, the
contractor for the Wator " ork excavations,
has made all proper arrangements
to have every poiu. of danger connected
with the trenches lighted by night to guard
against danger of accidents. So look out
fnr lghty