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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
LITERARY CHlT-CHAr.

THE ARTICLE ON MARCO Polo In the current num-
Der OF the quarterly Revte,o is from the pen OF Mr.
X. II. Major of the British Museum.
UNDER THE RATHER IMPOSING TITLE Of "ProlegO-
mena to Ancient History" MIR. Mahany has written
O book. which, with many defects will repay Pc
rusa and which Is, at least in the second portion
OF II. the best existing sketch OF what mas been
really done during the last nal century py Egyptian
scholars.
WE ARE SINCERELY glad to ind that our able
French contemporary the Repue Crttique, is to DC
continued, and we congratulate the editors on the
manly tone OF their address TO their readers, In
which they announce this continuation. They may
well say that If all Frenchmen had striven they
have to keep their country as well Informed OF the
latest results OF foreign study and to discourage
foolish vanity and se-cOn1dence, immense disasters
would have been spared to France.
THE Rappel will appear again on the 1st OF FeDru-
ary, under the edlt0rship Of NJ Lockroy.
MR.. LANG's dainty volume Of "Ballads and Lyrics
of Old France" Is like jewelled basket bearing
pies Of fruits and flowers from the fields ana valleys
OF poetical ola France-that France where, II we
were to judge from these samples alone, there
purer flowers and more luscious fruit than may be
found now.
DIR. RICHARD NORRIS forthcoming "HlstOrcal
Outlines OF English Accldence" will contain, In an
appendix list OF all the French words imported
into England before 1900, and also q list OF the
different, aud often curious. forms OF the perfects
OF our strong verbs In the different stages OF our
languages.
THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the Times
from Sandringham which attracted much attention
during the illness Of the Prince OF Wales has
been attributed to various sources. we believe
that 1t was from the pen Of Mr.. Ernest Hart the
well known medical writer.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Germans of san Francisco Organizing
for the Coming Presidential Campaign
Discharsing Mechanics from the Mare
Island Navy Yard.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. %, 1872
The steamer Montana, with the English and
colonial mails for Australia ana New Zealand, sails
on Friday noon.
The Germans are organizing clubs in every ward
In the city for participation in the coming Pres
dental campaign as Independent republicans.
About one.tnlrd OF the mechanics In the Mare
Island Navy Yard were discharged yesterday.
BENJAMIN Edwards, q hackman. was convicted OF
murder IN the second degree to-day for the shooting
OF L.. Levy In diCulty concerning woman at Pea-
luna aud sentenced to ten years In the State
prlsOn.
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AN OLD OFFENDER ARRESTED.

About year and half ago oliver f. Papy, while
in company with a friend named Benjamin f..
Besson OF No. IL East 127th street, on Sixth ave.
nue., stabbed him several times with large pocket
knife, in1lctng wounds which at the time were
supposed to be fatal. The wounded man was
removed to the Flftn Avenue Hotel and Papy
locked up at the Jefferson Market prison to await
the result OF the injuries. Upon Besson
becoming convalescent Papy was admitted TO
bail for trial. Upon being liberated he left
the country and was not until last night when
Of1cer Crutain, OF the sixteenth precinct dis.
covered him entering his fatner's house and ar
rested him. He was taken to Police Headquarters
arralgned for trial. Papy was once arrested for
stealing quantity OF diamonds. Besson was with
Papy at the time and gave Information to the
police, which led to the arrest OF Papy, IN whose
possession the missing property was found. Papy
took umbrage AZ BessOn or giving the Information
and took advantage the first time he met him TO
get Satisfaction. Tor which he 10 now incarcerated.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. Thomas Littehed received the republican nom-
ination for Mayor OF Auburn.
In Salem on Tuesday Thomas Gerrish fatally crushed
by failing under his heavily loaded wagon.
The Name Legislature has passed the Savings Bank bill
taxing deposits half or one per cent per annum.
William B. Castle one the most prominent wealthy ci-
gems Of Cleveland and President Of the Cuyahoga
Company, died yesterday.
Joshua L. Chamberlain. Presd.n. Of Bowdon College,
General OF the Volunteer Militia Of Maine.
The dwelling house OF ARENAS Cummings, In wesford
nsure Loss: $500 Insured 1880 IN the we.iford Mutual
The Democratic Committee of Broome county, New York,
Of NJ Ely
infested the DAYS by confidence men and three
one man. e rGs TO SAT- was
letters were arrested yesterday.
The Kansas House Representatives passed the bill yes
p pee m the House, Us the
Senate aud others still coming Yesterday was the last day
Saturday, adjournment
f.w. Canoult. resident of Council Bluffs. Iowa. wan
at the house OF named Potter, sixteen miles FUR
her south all night n b there re
to SeePa n hes sss MIN 50 a
sent TO prison to await examination.
New Jersey annual Conference of the Methodist Eps
eopa Church met in Trenton n ~ Yesterday Aoon. one
The opened with the OF the Lords
Rev Isaiah D. King was appointed secretary vita ve as
sistants The Committee sabbath Desperation made
Snec was Greeted to be returned 10 the charch that made
the contribution, the emergency having passed.
pany was Sed YESTERDAY at waerVe Me Tb.
shows Of nearly twenty per cent In the
elected authorized to bouds securec
X n 70 n Tsss Al sss
droscossn KarSsd Leeds and the Fsr%ngtou Railroad
Richard President Arson r aol, Vice SsIS Ses
dent. and Joseph u. Dvummond. Clerk.
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Sketch OF the New Russian Minister.
1t Will be seen from the st. Petersburg telegram
by cable, which we publish above that Rus
sian Minister. commissioned to succeed Catacazy In
Washington, Is on his way TO the United states
The state Department. at Washington has Just
been on1cially notified by Prince Gortschakofr
that Baron Won Gutenberg has been desig.
mated BY His Imperial Majesty, Minister for
Russia to the government OF the United States
The new Minister left ST. Petersburg on the 18th OF
February, and 1t Is expected he Will reach
Washington about the Goth OF March. Baron
Won Gutenberg has Tor many years, had
charge OF very important interests OF the impe
rial Russian government In the East-as Consul
General at Bucharest, wnere Russia has for some
time been sustaining quasi protectorate OF the
Prlnclpaites. Baron Gutenberg belongs to an old
RussoGe family, long resident In Russia, and
Is spoken or not only as an accomplished scholar
and man of brilliant literary attainments, but as
an able and snrewd dplomatist. He Is accompa-
MED by Count Kreutz, young Russian nobleman,
VINO has already distinguished himself In the diplo-
matte service on the Continent and who comes out
10 America as an attache OF the Russian Legation.
M Schirkof, the Second Secretary OF the Embassy,
VINO has been acting as Charge d. Aaires since the
withdrawal or Major General Gorlon, succeeds N.
Danzas the First secretary, VINO mas obtained leave
Of absence to visit Russia aud VIII not likely re-
turn
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MANUFACTURING INTERESTS,

Merchants and Trad esmen COp,bining-A New
Organzati0n-specchc by Governor Jew.
ell and Judge Barbour.
HARTFORD Conn.,, Feb %, 1872.
There was large meeting OF the prominent cit.
zens OF this city tonight to discuss plans for the
promotion OF manufacturing interests here.
Speeches were made by Judge II. II. Barbour Gov
ernOr Jewell, Mr. X. d. Hubbard, General j. II.
Hawley, A. ID. Burr ana others.
An association was formed called Board OF
Trade and Manufacturers, and large number ef
prominent business men became members or It,
Rooms will be Immediately rented for regular meet
ings of the Board, and persons desiring TO
establish themselves here Will ind easy access
TO representative business men and capitalists
through this organization. The new railroads CEN
tring here, the water communication, &C.. afford
advantages to manufacturers, and L. Is believed
that through this Board OF Trade mertorious enter
prlses will find capital ready 10 aid them.
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San Luis P0fOsi.

San Luis Potosi. the capital OF the State Of the
same name. which is reported to nave been cap
tured BY the revolutonists, is a city or commercial
as well as great strategical importance. 1t Is
situated nnetytwo miles southeast from the city Of
Zacatecas. already IN the hands OF the revolution
ists and 100 miles west from TampicO. The pOpu-
la0n of san Luis Potosi is about thirty -four thou
sand. 1t has six handsome churches, three con-
vents ana numerous manufactures. The fall or
San Luis Potosl II true, is the severest blow yet
sustained by the government Of Juarez.
The city was defended by General ROcha, the best
federal officer, who had the best troops under his
command
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ATTEMPT TO SELL A RAILROAD.

Court Creditor OF tho North Missouri
Road in Strait-He Cannot Levy ON
the Property of the Company, hut De-
mands that tho Line BE sold AT Auction.
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. %, 1872.
William HOge, of New York, filed declaration
In the United States Court to-day against the North
Missouri Railroad Company, setting forth that
In october and January last he obtained
two Judgments against said road. amounting to
1858, 600; that execution was issued ana returned
endorsed that no property could be found which
could be levied on and sold under execution. He
further declares that the Rogers Locomotive and
Machine Company, OF New Jersey; George Howard
and James Low, of New YORK; George ID. Hum
phrey, e. II. Fox and the BOatmen's
say ings Institution, OF ST. Louis, OBJ
tanned judgments against the same road In
october and January, aggregating $1,000 ASS.
winch are unpaid. The complainant prays for a
decree ordering the sale Of the road ana all its
perry at auction In this city, and that the pro-
Ceeds OF the sale he distributed bythe Court among
the Judgment creditors IN accordance with their
legal rights; and the residue, any, be ned for
further order by the Court.
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WEST INDIES.

american Interests in the Bahamns-Co loDial
Revenue.
HAVANA, Feb. %, 1872.
Late Nassau. N. p. advices have been received
rhe United States Consul to Nassau, Mahlon Chance
entertained number OF Americans on the 22d insl
at dinner given IN honor Of Washington's Birth
day. The principal officers OF the government and
many citizens called upon the Consul during the
day.
The Bahama Legislature was in session. For the
drst time in many years the income OF the colony
equals the expenditure. The sponge market was
dull,
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THE. VAR in mexico.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Reported Capture Of San Luis
POtosi by the RevOIutionists.
The America Steamer for Camargo
Unmolested.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch-
MATAMoRos, Mexico, Feb. %,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb. 2S, 1879.
Reports via Tampico have just reached here
stating that the revolutionsts under General
Trevino have captured the city of San Luis
Potosi.
The river steamer San Juan left Brownsville
this morning for Camargo, loaded with bonded
goods, without being molested by the Mexican
authorities of Matamoros, who have aban-
doned the idea Of stopping her.
General Palacios, the commander of this
city, and the other Juarist authorities propose
to start force and, in conjunction with Cen
eral Cortina, who has promised his co-opera-
ton, to capture Camargo before the arrival Of
the San Juan at that place.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb %, 1872.
A meeting of the prominent stock-raisers
has been called here for the purpose of
terminating the depredations of the Mexican
desperadoes.
In the absence of support by the United
States government the stock-raisers advocate
protection of themselves to the extent of
reprisals on the inhabitants of Mexican terri
tory. The feeling against the Mexicans is
very bitter.
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NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

PITTsBURd, Pa, Feb. %, 1872.
The Executive Committee of the National Sunday
School Convention met here TO-DAY to complete the
arrangements OF the approaching National Conven-
tlon to be held In Indianapolis April 10 to 49, The
resignation Of DIR. EgglestOn, chairman Of the COM
mittee, having been received, Rev. II. Clay Trum
bull was chosen instead. full programme for the
Convention was agreed upon, and q subcommittee
ment. All delegates expecting to attend the Con-
vention were requested to send their addresses to
stating what bodies they represent and II they Will
rae anfnrtaInmenL
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN. Feb 2s-6 p. NJ
Console closed 92 for both money and the account.
American secures-Fivewenty bonds, 16b2s 9l 1861.
e2h 1868. ~; ten-fortes. Sok.
PARIS BOUKsE-PARIe Feb Us Rencs closed at $751; 72c.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKToRT, Feb 28.-United
states 6vetweny bonds s5x s5s< for the issue Of 1851
~ Motion closed dull middling uplands I'd II Nd
iniddng Orleans nod The OF day foot UP $4,000
oaes, including 1900 for export and peculatlon.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE kARKKT-LIvKRPooL, Feb. 2s-
Evening.-Lnseed OIL E8b n ES5 6s
LoNpoN PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, Feb. 28--Even-
'ng-Lnseed OIL, f3S los E3i; sperm oil, 500 q El00
.oLivERPooI BREADsTUFFs MARKTT.-LIvERPoOL, Feb
S.Noon. Corn, 28s. Sd. for No. mixed.
fned petroleum, 1754d.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYFIJaR, !
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. Feb. 29-l A. n. J

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UFFGJHK, I
WASHINGTON, d. e.. Feb. 29-1 A. NJ
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttosntv-foW Hours.
The barometer has risen since Tuesday night In
New England, the lowest pressure having ap-
parently moved slowly eastward. The highest
barometer IL central on Lake superior, but the
pressure has very generally fallen from the
lakes to the Gulf and South Atlantic coast. The
low barometer which was In Texas has moved
northeastward, and IS now apparently central In
Northern Alabama and Georgia. Easserly Winds
with rain, prevail from Georgia to North Carolina,
and northeast winds, with snow, In Illinois and
Kentucky. Northeast winds ana clear weather
have succeeded In Texas.
Probabilities.
The central low est barometer will probably move
northeastward, the Ohio Valley aud lower lakes
on Thursday; brisk and possibly danger
Gus northeast winds prevail on Lakes Michigan
and Erie, and fresh northeast WINDS with
rain, extend along the Atlantic coast
to New York by Thursday morning. Northwest
winds and clearing weather prevail on Thursday In
the Gulf States. Cloudy weather, with northeast
winds. prevail very generally on the lakes and In
New England, southwest OF Maine. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for Thursday morning on
The Atlantic and Guf coasts.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

vienna, Feb. 20, 1872.
Russian spy has been detected at Lemberg
sketching the forttncations and condemned to
years Imprisonment
The International Society Is reported to be organ
izing trade strikes, with the object OF preventing
the international Exhibition intended to be held in
this city.
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LITTLE ROCK AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb 49, 1872.
The consolidation Of the Memphis and Little Rock
and Little Rock and Fort Smith roads was ratified
o.night, under the name OF the Memphis, Little
Rock and Pacific Railroad Company, with the fol-
lowing board Of directors:-Sam Tate, G. G. Scott,
A. Mcdonald II. l.. Bunklev, W. N. harrington,
Henry Page A. T. Lacy, b. ID. Williams aud John
Stoddard. The lease OF the two roads the South
ern Security Company from January /. 1873 was
signed. These consolidated railway lines give $50
miles of oad forming direct route to Texas and
the Indian country. sam Tate was elected Presl.
dent the
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TELEGRAM T6 TINE NEW YORK HsaALu

BERLIN. Feb. 20, 1872.
The Thanksgiving services for the restoration TO
health OF the Prince Wales the English church
In this city yesterday were attended by His Majesty
the Emperor william. all the members OF the royal
family now in Berlin and the different foreign Min.
isters accredited to the government of Germany
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
The health OF the Emperor william Is Improving.
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RAILROAD COMPENSATION.

Action of The Ohio Legislature in Referenc
to the suits for Personal Damages.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb 49, 1872
The House to-day passed the Senate bill to allow
$4,000 as the maximum amount OF damages that
may be received from railroad companies as com.
pensatiOn for causing death by wrongful act
neglect or default.
Also O bill compelling lessees OF railways to
light the same within the corporate limits OF cities
a
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THE NEW BRUNSWICK SNOW BLOCKADE.

ST. JOHN. Feb. %, 1872.
The snow and ice blockade on the railroads was
raised to-day. The first train from Sackvle this
week arrived at nine O'Clock this morning. and
Mondays tram from Bangor Is expected ut mid
night. The weather Is mOderating.
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IRELAND.
Political Riot and Action of the Police.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN Feb. %. 1872.
There was some riotng at Killarney to-day on the
arrival OF the member Of Parliament for Kerry.
The mob commenced to pet the police with
stones, when the riot act was read, and the police
prepared to charge with fixed bayonets The crowd
was finally dispersed ana order restored. Nobody
was seriously injured.
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The Bonapartist Invasion Alarm and Naval
Patrol Of the British Channel.

Treaty Powers Protest Against Theirs Plan of
Protective Tariff Taxes-Ihs Commercial
Relations with England-British For
eign Office Exposition Of the Ma
tional Policy German Treasury
Offer for Prompt Payment
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Tse Bunk Nate off Di.count.

The Bank Rate Of Discount.
PARIS, Feb. %, 1872.
The rate Of discount OF the Bank OF France has
been reduced.
OFFICIAL DEFAULT OF A NOBLE CHARITY.
An ex.prefect OF the Department or Eure has
been tried for Incorporating 200, 0OOf. contrib
ued by the Lancashire operatives for the relief OF
France after the war.
THE MISSION TO ITALY.
M. H. Fourier has been nominated French Minis
ter to Rome.
THE CAUSE OF THE ExILED POLES.
1t Is rumored that the Prussan Ambassador at
Paris Is negotiating with the French government
for the return OF the Polish emtgrants.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yoax HeaALl

PARIS, Feb. %, 1872.
Diplomatic authorities here are confident That
England will finally admit the competency OF the
Geneva Board Of Arbitration to consider the In.
direct claims
1t is anticipated that the American reply will be
quite as conciliatOry as Earl Granvile's note.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon James Nc
Manon, a laborer. fifty years of age. residing on
Eighth avenue between Sixty-fourth and Sixty. fifth
streets while at work on Tenth avenue, near l90th
street. was instantly killed by being struck ON the
head with stone from blast. The body was re-
moved to his home and the Coroner notified to hold
an inquest to-day.
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a Trenty POwcrs' Protest.
PARIS. Feb. "a, 1872.
kilograms from London report that the Euro.
pean Powers which have commercial treaties with
France Will shortly send to The government at Yer.
sailles protest against the passage OF any bill I'M
posing q tax upon articles Of raw material TO be
used for manufacturing PURPOSES
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A UNITED STATES MARSHAL FROZEN TO
DEATH.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. %, 1872.
The body OF Clement McCausand, Deputy United
States Marshal, was found yesterday eighteen
miles from Frog Point Dakota, he having persisted
In the recent storm while pursuing an escaped pri.
soner. Mr.. McCausland's home was In Lowell,
IA
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a Specialty.-Lace Curtains in stock and
manufactured to order from original designs
q. L. kelly 4 CO., 72a and 724 Broadway
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1872.
Second Assistant Engineer II. T. Rhodes has been
ordered to the Ossipee. Passed Assistant surgeon
+. N. Dearborn has been detached from the Wasp
end placed on waiting orders.
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TElEGaAmS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS Peb. %. 1872
Three more French men-of.war have been fitted
out to cruise In the British Channel 10 guard the
coast against Bonapartist expedition.
THE INDEMNITY TO GERMANY.
The German government has notified the French
Minister Of Finance that II will accept the anticDa
tory payment OF 1000. Door, OF The war indemnity
with discount Of five per cent
NJ Pouyer Quertler will immediately pay the
amount, thereby saving 10000 ,OOOE
The Assembly has rejected bill the object OF
which was to commit the Chamber to the move
ment Tor the payment of the war indemnify by vol
untary subscriptions.
During the debate Minister Lefranc showed that
1.-THE SUBSCRIPTIONS were insufficient"
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1tiEeRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. 20, 1872.
The Patrte asserts that the mission OF Prince
Frederick Charles or Prussia, who Is now In Rome,
is to bring about an alliance between Germany,
Austria and Italy.
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GERMAN z.

Imperial Family Thanksgiving in Union with
the English Fete-Emperor viii
liam's Health.
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WOMAN'S EQUAL RIGHTS.

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 2s, 1872.
The Maryland Woman's Equal Rights Association
met at Raines Hall this morning, with the Presi-
dent Miss Lavinia Dundore In the chair, and de-
bated until two O'Clock, when recess was taken
for half an n0ur.
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1rleeaAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

t6lCuhhHS W INK UCW VuON ncuRlu-
LONDON Feb. %, 1872.
Right Reverend Bishop stevens, OF Pennsylvania,
was present az the Thanksgiving services IN st.
Paul's Cathedral yesterday. The distinguished
American divine was clad his ecclesiastical robes.
He was the recipient OF especial honors from his
brethren Of the Church OF England.
THE STEAMSHIP PARTHIA
The steamship Parthia, damaged yesterday by
collision, will be detained some days Tor repairs.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Nineteen thousand six hundred and two bales OF
American cotton were delivered at Liverpool to-day.
Projected Visit of Victoria to Gcrmnny-Civc
Compliment TO the Crown.
LONDON, Feb. ga. M.
1t is reported that Queen Victoria Is going to Ger
many to visit her daughter, the wife OF the Prince
Imperial.
The Lord Mayor to-day presented an address to
the Prince OF Wales.
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A-On the Noxt Column VIII he Found an
advertisement Of the Great GENEVA WATCH COMPANY,
78y broadway which not only we'll worth reading for
own but also because Is unique In Its character