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SALT LAKE.

Murder Indictments Brought in Against the
Mormon PrisOncrs-The State Constitution
Bill Passed and Sent to the Governor.
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 20. 1872.
The Grand Jury Of the United States District Court
to-day presented indictments against John Began
for the murder OF Edward BryIe at Brighamt0n;
John A. Blyth, James Tams and Alexander Burt.
for the murder OF DIR. j. Il. Robinson. Burt was
discharged on his preliminary examination some
weeks ago. but was rearrested to-day by Marshal
Patrick. The Grand Jury passed resolutions highly
complimentary to late Acting United States At.
torney, MIR. Baskln, and Attorney General George
Maxwell, and then adjourned to February 90
The bill for the election OF delegates to the Con-
vention and for tie admission OF Utah as State,
passed the Territorial Legislature to-day and was
sent to the Governor. Its provisions include the
submission Of the constitution to the people.
A petition Is in circulation praying the govern.
ment to retain George q. Gates as United States
District Attorney.
Heavy contracts were made to-day for the pur-
chase OF mining property, involving the employ
ment OF nearly one and nall millions OF dollars.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Harper Brotners:-"The Life and Times
OF the Rev. John Wesley, M. A., founder OF the
Metnodists," by the Rev. l.. Tyerman; Character
by samuel Smiles; 1.-THE American Baron,r a
Novel, by james de Mile; "Reading Without
Tears; or, a Pleasant Mode Of Learning to Head.D
from n. b. Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia
''Meister Karls Sketch Book by Charles G. Leland
tHans Breitmanl.
From J. b. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia
"Legends and LYRICS" by Paul II. Hayne.
Magazines for February:-LfpptncoW the
Eclectic and chronological journal.
From Eot & wnliams:--"The Mystery OF
0rcva.r bv Emile Gaborian.
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ENTERTAINING THE JAPANESE.

Military Review In Their Houor-Excursion
aud Banquet Yesterday-A Good Time Gem
orally for Iwakura,s Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20, 1872.
military review in honor OF the Japanese EN-.
bassy took place this afternoon. lwakura, Chief
Ambassador. was Ill ana unable 10 attend; but Gen.
eral Yamada, Minister OF War, and suite were on
the platform. with General Cobb and STAFF and re-
turned the salutcs as the different corps moved
past. Yesterday there was an excursion TO Mare
Island Alcatraz, &C., anu banquet is given on the
steamer capital tonight, together with zouaye drill
by the San Francisco Cadets ana visit to the the.
atre.
The Embassy consists mostly OF very young men,
but 1t is conceded by everybody that for courtesy
good breeding and quick nte,haence they equal the
same number Of Caucasans from any nation OF Eu-
rope or America.
white boy named Watson and an indian bow
each about seventeen years Of age. are committed
for trial for the murder OF Mr. Dickinson merchant
strlng;on, and for having robbed his store. A
younger hoy Is thought 10 be impIicat
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English Report Of the French Government
Crisis.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1872.
special despatch from Versailles to the London
Times says-"President Theirs considers himself
personally affected by the rejection OF his tariff
measure. His resignation will be presented to the
assembly to-day. II it Is accepted IL Is thought the
German forces will reoccupy portions Of France.
In the meantime the Assembly cOntemplates
passing vote OF confidence in the President and
his Ministers to avert q crlsls.'
RUSSIAN INSPECTION OF THE ARMY OF THE RE.
PUBLIC.
It Is announced in the Register newspaper that
Colonel Lewaschow. Aide de Camp to the Car. has
arrived here. According to general report his OBJ
ject is to personally observe the condition OF the
French army and report TO st. Petersburg.
NEWSPAPER REPORT OF AN INVALID VISITOR.
The same paper paris kegtsterl has q rumor that
DIR. Hembold has been under medical restraint at
q nGtson de sone In the vicinity OF Paris and was
recently released
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 20, 1872.
It was reported that the ROtnschids will soon IN.
trOduce New York loan In the market here.
AMERICAN RAILROAD BONDS.
The subscriptions for the two million loan OF the
Gilman, clinton and Springfield Railroad Company,
issued by Morton, Rose & Co., London, amount to
three and quarter millions.
THE CONSERVATISM OF REFORM.
Mr.. John Stuart Mill has declined to preside at
the mass meeting to be held In support OF Sir
Charles Dixie at Freemason's Hall.
THE CANVASS FOR PARLIAMENT.
Samuel Laing mas abandoned the contest for Par.
Lament In the northern burghs
FATAL SBIPwRECKs.
The loss OF two vessels-the UrchIn, at CarnarvOn,
and the Mary 3, OF Lanely-wlth all on board, is
reported.
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CATACAZY GONE.

The Ex-Minister Leaves by tho Stcansship
Atlantic.
Mr.. Catacazy, Madame Catacazy and suite sailed
yesterday by the steamship Atlantic, OF the White
Star line They were escorted to the wharf BY soma
OF the officers OF the Russian feet lying Ia the
harbOr and q few personal friends There vas no
demonstration whatever as the vessel moved from
the wharf, but Madame Catacazy was affected "a
tears a. waved farewell TO the friends who had
accompanied ner. The ex-Minister studi0usly
avoided all ILLUSIONS 10 the diplomatic difncultI
which led to his removal.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
OHIO.

LegtsIating for the Smallpox and Sanitary
oses-ExtraOrdinary Powers to Mining
Companies.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 20, 1872.
In the Senate to-day bill was passed authorizing
School Boards TO make such rules as they think
proper to secure vaccination OF pupils attending
the public schools.
Also bill authorizing cities OF the second class,
with less than one hundred thousand population,
to levy an additional tax for sanitary purposes.
Bills were introduced to secure to mining associa.
tons the right to seize property for railroads ana
from mines.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. 20, 1872.
The Columbian Consui here contradicts state.
ment made by the New YorK Misunderstanding that
the Minister OF Colombia at Washington had applied
10 the American government for postponement OF
the payment OF $l42,Ooo the amount due the United
states from his government
The Consul saws Columbia owes the United States
nothing, and her financial conditon Is most salts
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eminent had deemed it prudent to take proper
precautions against their renewal"


President THEIRS Withdraws His Resigna.
tion-The National Crisis Terminated.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 20-Midnight.
The deputation appointed by the Assembly
waited on President Theirs this evening and
informed him of the vote by which the Cham
Der had refused to accept his resignation.
N. Theirs, in response, consented ''to remain
in the service of the Chamber and the country"
It Is probable that the present Ministry will
remain in Office.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW FORK HERALD.

MATAMOR0s. Mexico, Jan. 90, 1872
The revouuonists under General Quiroga at.
tackled the forces Of Cortina at Camargo yester-
day. Fighting still continues.
The Custom House refuses to allow anything to
pass into the country. The diligence and mail
from the interior are stopped in anticipation OF the
fall OF Camarg0
The rebels claim that Generals Marines and
Maranio are besieging the city Of san Luis Potosi
anu hold portions Of that State.
Generals Guerrero and Garcia de la Cadena are be-
seglng the city Of Zacatecas and hold nearly all
that State
General Borrego holds Durango and has sent
1000 men TO occupy Chihuahua.
The States Of COahuia and Nuev0 Leon are held
by the revOlutionsts under Trevino.
General Qulr0ga lnvades the state Of Tamaulpas
with the object OF capturing all the towns on the
frontier.
1t Is evident this city will soon be surrounded
BY the revolutionists, II indeed It be not taken.
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POLICE PAY.

Mr. Barr yesterday made another EFFORT TO procure
money to pay the police force He went to Mr..
Palmer, OF the Broadway National Bank, to en-
deavor TO make some arrangement. but could nos.
Palmer however, told him the city had $4,000. 900 70
Its credit, but the Comptroller refused TO this
money, as It belonged to other departments aud
was not strictly appropriated for the police 1t has
money from one department to put into another;
but this Mr.. Green refuses to do and the patrolmen
are Obliged TO 60 on getting trust from their gr0cere.
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KANSAS.

The Recent Senatorial Election to be Investi-
gated.
TOPEKA, Jan. 90 1872.
resolution passed the House yesterday to ap.
point joint committee to investigate the alleged
frauds In the election of United States Senator
last winter without dissenting voice.
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COrtina Attacked at CamargO by the
RevOlutiOnists Under QuirOga.

The Fall Of Camargo Anticipated-The States Of
Nuevo Leon and Coahuila Held by the In
surgent General Trevino-M atamoros
Expected To Be Taken by
the Revolutionists
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TELEGRAM To TIVE NEW YORK uEHAln

BERLIN, Jan. 20, 1872.
The North German Gazette says relations nave
been resumed between Germany and Brazil on the
most friendly footing.
The difficulty between the two countries has bedn
settled owing the conciatory behavior OF Brazil.
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THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS TO VISIT TOPEKA.

TOPEKA Kansas Jan. 20. 1872.
The Governor yesterday received q telegram from
Denver, stating that the Grand Duke Alexis would
stop In Topeka from eleven O'Clock A. NJ. till i've
O'Clock 7. N. on Monday next
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e N G T. A N D.
RumOr Of a Coming Loan by the Roths-
ChildS for New York.
American Railroad Stocks
in Favor.

Legitimate Reform in Alarm at Radicalism-
Local Politics AID the Parliamentary
Canvass Disasters on the Deep.
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BRUSSELS, Jan. 20, 1872.
The strike at Chariero Is ended and the men will
resume work on Monday.
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FULLAN.-At the residence OF his parents, No. BIG,
West Thirty ninth street, DANIEL. son OF Patrick
and Sarah Pullan, In the 10Th year Of his age.
Particulars or burial hereafter.
[For other Deaths see Ninth Pa0e.l
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AUSTRIA.

Provincial Legislative Dissolution by Imperial
Decree.
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GERMANY.

National Reconciliation with tho Government
Of Brazil.
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INDIA.

British Civilization" for Ram-Sing and Other
Turbulent Looshais
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A.-RU ssinn tvapor) Marble Baths, 10 East
Fourth str Get Most heathfu extensive and popular DAM
In the I'm fad States.
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BELGIUM.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

A Trade Strike Terminated Pleasingly.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsRAln

VIENNA, Jan, 20. 1871
The Diet OF Croatia, having ignored the c0mpr0.
mise proposed by the joint governments Of Austria
and Hungary, has been dissolved by imperial de-
cree.
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"A SpecinIsy.-SterIins silver Tea sets and
Dinner Service nj prices by the manufacturers
FORD EUrPER, 7S9 Broadway, corner Tenth street
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COLOMBIA.

The Government Debt to the United States
Treasury Explanation IN Round
about Manner.
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A.-HerriuR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray eltoo1,
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Angeles Turiish Bnths, Lexington Ave-
nue. corner Twenty hfh Dry and Al
night ladies' day and evening; best ventilation: highek.
temperature; best no graiuties sdvanlaes
unequalled; Europe cntd0ne.
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1IlttRAm TO THE NEW yoax HEaALn

CALCUTTA, Jan. 10. 1872.
Ram-Sing and otner chiefs OF the recent Looshai
revolt have been captured and twenty niue OF their
followers executed.
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Fine Gold Jewelrv-RensOnabie Prices.-s
Diamond Rings, 83j, $45, $60 10 $500 each.
GEO O. ALLEN 81 Broadway, Fourteenth strseI
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Rovnl Havana Lottery.
Pryss caaed nd furnished the highest rates
, az nonbloons ali kinds OF Gold and Silver Govern.
prnsnt securities. So, 40. TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
l6 w all street, New York.
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BrLtcheior's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
the only perfect dyes harmless, relabe nssantaner
our Al all druggists.
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Mothers! Mothers Z! Mothers! J! !.-mr:.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been wca ior chit
dren with never. failing safety and success
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Hirurod's Cure for Asthma mud Caea arr
Sold by druggists. Manufactured by HIMRODs BEST 4
Co. III King street. New York
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tChiropOdIst. COrns Extracted for 80 Ccutss
= DR.. WEBER, 765 broadway.
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Sure to Regulate tho Bowels.-Mrs. Wins
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only thing that moheu
can rely upon for their children.
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A.-Napoleon'A Cabinet
CHAMPAGNE,
the wine used at the reception OF Prince Alexis Dem0a
co.'s and all first aass restaurants.
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Machine.-The
best and cheapest first class machine In the world
from SAS TO Slv0 essv psxmsak sssEooW M Rkose va
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A. Royal Havana I.otiery.-J. b. Martinez
Co., Bankers 10 Wall st. 1855 New York Post once
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T r A N G E.

II II " g e.
Herald Special Report from
the French Capital.
President Theirs and the Members Of
the Cabinet Resign Office.
Important Message from the Ex-
ecutiVe to the Assembly.
The Anti-Tariff Tax Vote and
Its Consequences.
Legislative Alarm and a Dep
utatiOn to Theirs.
The OppositonistS Explain and Request
Him to Resume Power.
Excitement In Marseilles and q Military
and Naval Concentration.
M. THEIRS I'M OFFICE AGAIN.
Probable Triumph of His Com
mercial Policy.
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Studio Notes.
Our artists are busly at work developing the
results OF their studies In the bright delds
and among the shady trees. Shut up In their snug
studios defended from the onslauqhts OF Winter,
with his chill winds and snowy winding. sheets
covering up and hiding all the generous beauties OF
the golden summer time they strive to recall
memories OF the sunny hours spent IN glade and
meadow, when the happy, robust year, in the
heyoay of existence put on mis- brightest vesture.
Forgetting the cold and witnered aspect OF nature
now that the autumnal glories have passed away
the artist calls around him the brilliant hues and
tenaer shadows that gave such charm to hts rural
vanderings, and as the mind obedient to will,
masses IN review the forms and colors that have ne
NV the magic OF his art the painter records them
nm The canvass until the scenes seem to live and
o,ow again under the touch OF MS brush.
FLOODS OF LIGHT GOLDEN, MELLOW.
pour into the studio. unseen by the vulgar eye but
palpable to the imagination and memory In which
dwell so much OF the painters power. To see forms
as they exist belongs to ordinary men; to see ia
them what they express and suggest, and to convey
this quality to Others, belongs the poet and the
artist only Hence the unreality OF their existence
even In SO material an age as ours. Winter comes
In vain to chill them. They take refuge in
the studio, and armed with brush and
palette-their sword and SHE id-defy the hoary
warrior to mortal combat. The fields cast or their
wintry shrouds and laugh again in the warm sun.
SHINE, while the tender shadows SLAIN by cruel De-
cember steal from their early graves and wanton
through the tremuous foliage. Most Of our artists
are true neotropes who turn to the objecg of their
worship with the devotion OF ancient Ghebers.
In simmer we find them IN the fields rejoicing I'd
the smiles Of generous Sol; and wheh the tender
leaves give forth their most DELICATE colors, ex-
prlng Tor grief that
WARMLY w00ING SUMNER
is about to depart and leave them dlsconsolate to
the harsh reproofs OF Winv,r the painter still
fingers 10 record the glorles OF autumnal sorrow.
And when Winter has wr ;aked mis- wanton ven
geance on the bea titles OF tho field and forest the
artist gives them new >glnd eternal lie upon his
glowing canvass. One, Of the most noteworthy OF
the sun worsnlppers, Mr.. James Hart mas Just Just
completed one Oh thoS, dreamy hazy pastorals, full
OF warmth and quie1 which always make US wish
for The chance OF ~ ing tor an hour or Two IN inc
shadows OF some reat tree, thinking OF nothing III
particular, out curlously watching the light clouds
DRIFT slowly oy and following them IN Inauguration
into the reXV OF space The picture - iul o sot
aeniai su9 lne even tue light shadows cast SlVnk
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AUCTIoN sALEs THIs DAY.

By B. n. B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock,
at Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street, a
general assortment of new and secondhand
furniture, etc.
BY c. E. GIRARDEY < CO.. at u O'clock two
lots of ground aud buildings, Nos 897, 999 and
col Tchoupitoulas street; lot of ground and
buildings corner Of Water and Sixth streets
lot Of ground and buildings corner Of Water
aud Ninth streets; lot of ground and buildings
on Tchoupltoulas streets; lot Of ground ana
Buildings No. Is Sorapuru street-successiou
Of ROsaIie Bernard. Lot of ground and resi-
dence No. $50 Canal street-assignee's sale
bankrupt estate Of George W. Sizsr.
BY WILLIAM WEEKS, Constable Third Justice
Court at IL o'clock, at No. 70 Customhouse
street, soap wine of life, gin, spring bedsteads,
letter press, writing desk and cOunter-CsTlton
Hunt ct ais. VS.. S. H. Kennedy Co.
BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD, at u
O'Clock Ut entrance to CustOmhOuse, on Canal
street Judgment in favor OFF. G Ryan-United
States VS. P. G. Ryan.
BY SHERIFF sAUVINET, at II o'clock at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, lot Of
ground and buildings on Magazine street. two
lots of ground and buildings on Magazine
street; lot Of ground and buildings on Constance
street, lot of ground and buildings on Erato
street-Louis Philippe Delachaise vs. Thomas
c. Pagan; three lots Of ground and buildings on
Front and Delta streets-Bagley Sewsll vs.
Edmund Ivens and Edmund NJ Ivens Co ;
all the interest of Edwin Charles in succession
Of Richard Charles-Smith McKenna vs.. Ed
win Charles
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CITY TAXES.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. }
City Hall June l, 1872
FHAXPAYERS ARE REMINDED THAT THE. TIME
L is fast passing away in which thev can nav
city taxes without heavy costs.
1t is perhaps net generally known that the mere
register of tax bills in the office of the Recorder of
Mortgages constitutes lien upon all the delfn.
qnent's property, and no transfer can be made
until the bill is paid with all the costs.
Taxes may now be paid as follows; S 20 in
cash, S s. IN FIVE eighths return tax certificates
Of appropriation, school certificates or metropolitan
police warrants
The extraordinary discount at which these obli
cations can be bought goes far to neutralize the
just complaint OF heavy taxes while the purpose
terest on the bonded debt appeals to the patriot
ism of every citizen who desires to redeem orr city
from its embaTTassments which can not be done
unless the credit of it's bonds is preserved.
..' i.a JOHN S. WALTON,
je1 I'm Administrator of Finance. ,
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-United States District
Attorney ]. R. Beckwith notified the Dis
trict Attorney, Mr.. Gutenberg, that the
case of Isaac Cook, charged by S. Friedman
with passing a counterfeit United States
note, had been dismissed by the grand jury
of the United States.
Edward Schafman was admitted to $500
bonds on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses.
John johnson, charged with assault and
battery on Charles Kenney, was convicted,
but recommended to the mercy of the court.
Cornelius Fisher, charged with assault
and battery, was convicted, but recommend
ed to the mercy of the court.
Edward Tollard, convicted of having, on
the seventeenth of March, obtained by false
pretenses from L. A. Fournier goods valued
at $50, was sentenced to six months Peni-
stentiary.
Jerry Wilson, charged with stealing tin
box containing 5000 from DR.. SouthworEh's
Office, counsel applied for new trial.
The grand jury presented true bill in
the case of Isaac Williams, charged with
assault and battery, having beaten his WIFE
Julia Williams, on the twenty-eighth of
March, and who, in consequence, gave birth
to a stillborn child. The original charge
m ,de by Coroner Creagh was murder.
John Williams and John Hart were
charged with stealing bale of cotton.
Hart pleaded guilty, and stated that Will
liams was innocent. In the case of the
latter the district attorney entered nolle
prosequi, and he was discharged. He is,
however, under sentence for stealing cot
ton from the bark Moneta.