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the three democratic members, constitute a ma
jority, fell like bursting bomb, and actually termi-
mated the meeting. It had been decided prior TO
sending out the Invitations to have no one present
except the avowed friends of the President Schurz
who is a member OF the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, was scratched from the list
OF Senator's but the independence of the
Vermont and Ohio members was wholly I'M
expected. After the Congressman withdrew, the
President remained with Mr.. Fish for some time
and it was finally decided to acquaint Minister
Schenck that Granylle's proposition was unaccept-
able, and that could not recede from our case az
presented at Geneva. A telegram was conse-
quently sent to Schenck last evening, contain
ing this announcement AS already stated
In these dispatches, 1t was decided
TO exclude the democratic members OF
the Committees on Foreign Relations and Foreign
Affairs from the consultation. The notes OF invita-
ton were written at the Executive Mansion i'm
mediately after the Cabinet meeting on Friday, and
signed and delivered by General Babcock, one Of
the Presidents secretaries. The note merely In
timated that the Secretary OF State would like to
meet the party addressed on Saturday morning at
ten O'Clock for consultation The extraordinary man
nerin which the Secretary had delivered this ntima
ton astonished the recipients, and when the chair
man of the Committee on Foreign AfYairs received
his note he Immediately went over to the desk OF
a democratic member of this committee and asked
him II he was going to the State Department to-
morrow. Receiving negative answer, he asked
If he had not been invited, and showed the note
he had received. The opinion generally
prevails that in question OF such national
and international Importance all OF the members
OF the Foreign Relations Committees should have
been invited to participate, without regard to
party differences. The democratic members OF
the committees are very indignant at such pro-
cedure, especially "a on all occasions every men,
Der ts supposed to. waive partisan and
advocate national interests only, looking upon
our foreign relations as something paramount to
party. For this reason they believe they have
just ground for complaint in being excluded from
the consultation yesterday, and do not hesitate to
say that 1t was done from motives other than for
the public good, and only in the interests Of a
party. Fernando Wood one of the Oldest members
Of the Committee Foreign Affairs, will tomorrow
endeavOr to arragn the administration for its
action yesterday and offer resolution of inquiry
as to the present actual condition OF the question
between the two governments.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May 8, 1872.
The report Of the Commission on Capitulations
exonerates the General commanding In the Lower
Rhine Department of all blame for the surrender Of
Lichtenberg, and reprimands the commanders who
captulated at Marsal and vitry -Ie- Francois.
General Cssey, the Minister of War; announces
that rigorous justice shall be meted out to all gen
erals who surrendered during the war.
There is no doubt that court martials will be or
dered in the cases OF Generals Wmpnen and
Uhrich.
M. Edouard Allou, the well advocate, de-
clares he will not defend Marshal Bazaine
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THE LATEST DISPATCHES.


General Moriones Engaged In Battle
During Mine Hours-The Carlist Com
centration I'm Navarro Dispersed and
the Centre Captured.
MADRID, May 5-Evening.
A despatch from San Sebastian, dated this
afternoon, says
'sThe division under Moriones to-day COM
pletely defeated the Carlists concentrated in
Navarro after conflict of nine hours
1.-THE troops carried the village Of Carasa at
the point of the bayonet.
''The whole Carlist centre is captured.
cit is stated that Don Carlos is prisoner. !"
Don Carlos Pronunciamcnto Before the
Battle.
PARIS, May 5, 1872
been received here of Don Carlos movement
and of the state of affairs in Spain =
Don Carlos arrived at Vera, in Navarro, forty
miles north of Pampeluna, on Thursday last.
He Immediately issued two proclamations,
one of which begins :-"Spaniards soldiers |!
The watchword is God and country The
King appeals to your honor, on Gods altar,
to annihilate the foreigner. He promises
peace, abundance and liberty"
NATIONAL RESPONSE TO THE REBEL DYNASTY.
On the Cd inst bands of Carlists existed in
the provinces of Navarro, Guipuzcoa, Biscay,
Alava, Truel, Castellon, Barcelona, Tarra-
gona, Lerida, Valencia, Segovia Avila, Bur-
gos, Aragon, Leon valladold and Oviedo.
Don Carlos Flying to France-The Insur-
rection Ended.
MADRID, May So P. NJ.
Don Carlos with only 200 adherents, has
passed through Unsea flying into France
The battle in which he received his complete
defeat was fought at Oronquieta yesterday.
OF the Carlist forces engaged 3S were killed
and TAT taken prisoners.
The instruction is at an end
% THE SPANISH NATION REcoNcuED TO THE
STRANGER KING?
The Spanish government has just had fears
of rising of the republicans in the South.
Thirty deputies only attended the sitting of
the Cortes on the I'd inst
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May ~ a.,
Sugar-stock in warehouse at Havana and MAxs 80
sp boxes aun %" na"s ~, asgu , ~ and
n *, 80. Turing
.nw wcen uoi az and
,iW ha1., hhds.
W u,o $500. tusines
au pI,cn " m sus n,,n t8aSH
mon, 50 q reals, fair TO good refining nrR ma M
changed grocery grades arm ut II liz resl nia vi
~ W aiu ui III, ~ n ~ ~ Butter
% @ anu 81 ac,v I'D 1870 IT, Hams
49, ST. Ta,ia.- .cs,va heavy in
nms, 90 49, -. 40 o,y sin al 3lt Wax
1870 s az u,,sy nn,,rno Coai 81 white,
I reals IA reals Lumber-wbitfr ia" , uns'
nal; pitch pine market bare; qnpef ~ ., "o nv,
innn ayad Sao az rrcirhts actiya. Hoops dull,
sJ u,,c2 statcs To Northern
al q, oS = a HI. nor Ind al sn"ar box OF sugar,
hid of molasses ~ a so, To-. ',rso,,; pl
orders Ats I'd. SIS 3D. Exchange firm; ,oula ana
sixty days currency. IA TX discount; & nl i,
premium sixty days gold, laa il prct ~ s s,5n, n
80 40 tprcmiun. - ~'' o>s - PREMIUM VI
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A LOVERS DEATH.
German Commits Suicide After Quar-
relling With His Sweetheart.
BALTIMORE, May S, 1872.

BAETINUKk, My D, 1871
Edward Weiss, q young German, about twenty
seven years old, was found dead this morning in
the back yard OF a lager beer saloon, on Hanover
street, and when discovered he was sitting in the
yard with his head resting on the table, pistol In
his right hand and wound In the right temple
II is supposed that he entered the YARD some tlne
stated. Weiss was clerk In a book store on Gay
street, and some trouble with young lady to
whom he was engaged Ii alleged az the reason for
the rash act
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THE OAss COUNTY MASSACRE.

ST. LOUIS, May s, 1872.
despatch from Holden, NO., says:-There is the
best assurance for saying that IL the Sheriff Of
Cass county fails to perform his duty that the
United States authorities will arrest the assassins
Of Stephenson, Cline and Dutrob In the face OF Gov
ernor Browns proclamation"
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Daniel NJ Moore, twenty eight years OF age, oG6h,
Madison street, and John McKenna, OF 30 Eldrdg@
street, quarrelled last night in front of 81 Allen
street, and Moore was stabbed in the right slin
and McKenna cut under tie eye. They were
both locked up,
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
Movement for the Perfection Of an international
Law Of Copyright
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May S, 1872.
memorial was presented to Earl Granville yes
terday urging Her Majestys government to secure
just and equitable copyright treaty with the
United States. Among the signers OF the memorial
are Carlyle, Froude Stuart MILL Huxley, Morley and
Ruskin.
Lord Granville replied that the government
would carefully consider the subject.
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Simon Michel, los South Fifth avenne, was sens,
to the Seventeenth precinct station house last
night suffering from spotted fever. He was sentl
to Bellevue Hospital In ambulance.
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FRANCE.

The Commissions and Courts Martial Against
Captivating Commanders Office
Regrets After surrenders.
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DENMARK.

Crown Action Against the International Society.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
COPENHAGEN, May 5, 1872.
The President and Treasurer OF the International
Society In this city have been arrested
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Sarah f. Loque died suddenly at $50 West Twenty
seventh street last night, without medical attend
an
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r q s s I a..
French Denial Of the Report of
Gortschakoff"s Resignation.
City Tumult and Fatal Riot in the South-Mili-
tary Action Against Street Crowd
IEllcRAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.


The Journal DIES Debats denies the truth OF the re-
port published by the Memorial D<plOmatiQue that
the Czar had accepted the resignation OF Prince
Gorstchakofr and appointed his successor. The Jour-
nal denies that Gortschakof has even rendered his
resignation.
City Tumult and Fatal Riot-Water and
Military Fire Used Against tho Crowd.
LONDON, May 9. 1872
serious riot took place in Kharkof, q large mar
ket town Of South Russia last week, caused by the
interference OF the police with the Easter amuse-
ments OF the people.
The fire engines were brought out to dispense the
crowds by throwing water on them. This 80 ex
asperated the pOpulace that they attacked the
police and Are stations and Quilted them. The Gov
ernor ordered out the troops, who were stoned by
the mob, whereupon they fred and many citiscns
were killed and wounded.
The rioters then dispersed, and at last accounts
the town was quiet, but under martial law.
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Margaret Sullivan, Of 125 East Nnetieth street,.
died suddenly last night, without medical attend
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Beebe's f1s nges.-NO. 1, Largest Family
Size, So, put Up.
JANIS KIRKLAND, Nos s. 10 and II Readc street
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gang Of roughs set upon Ofiicer Slower, In
Eleventh precinct, last night in avenue G, mes
Ninth street. while he was conveying a INA
charged with theft, named Jack Lone, TO prisonsai
beat him severely. Lone escaped, but was sllh
ouently arrested.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mary Riley, of So Columbia street. died suddenly,
last night without medical attendance.
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The Carlist Centre Broken and Captured and
Carlos Himself Flying to France.
Dispersion Of the Insurgent Concentra-
ton in Navarro After q Bayonet
storming by the Crown Troops.
THE INsURREGTION AT AN END.
Is the Spanish Nation Reconciled
to Amadeus !?
TELEGRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the capital of Great Britain
LONDON, May 5, 1872.
General Moriones, at the head of a division
Of the Spanish royalist army, has defeated the
Carlist insurrectionary force, commanded by
Don Carlos, at Oroquieta.
Don Carlos superseded Sehor Rada, and
assumed a personal control of the men, and
ment
Hundreds Of prisoners have been captured
by King Amadeus soldiers and the royal
troops are advancing rapidly since the victory.
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A.-Thc CaOve1 ,or,s v.so wan ~, gr..
vent the public ring THE PEerEcr FRI sfJfRr
combining elosan economy and i1raliIIty ''
~ ELAN. shirtmakeT. 6yJ BroldMay.
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Royal havana Iottcry-Prices RE-
| lost Office box A,,s5 New York " " - 80
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HAwana Lo'1ery-Prixcs Cashed and I'm.
wajA room No. 4, '' .'' ''oao
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Bntcheior's Hair Dye-Thc best In the
world the snly ~ rfcct dye; harmless reliable instan
tallcous. at all t1r Igx:sts
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. 52i
Average temperature for corresponding date
lass rear. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3d.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May G-1 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICRR,}
WASHINGTON, May G-1 A. M.
Synopsis J0r the Past T,oentv.four Hours
The barometer Is highest over the South Atlantic
States. 1t has fallen the lake region and west
ward. Partially cloudy weather continues over north
eastern New England but otherwise clear weather
from the lower lakes and Ohio Valley to the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts Clear and partially cloudy weather
northwest OF the Ohio Valley.
Probabilities
Clear and pleasant weather, rising temperature
and southeasterly to southwesterly winds will pre-
vail on Monday over the Southern Middle and New
England States very generally. The barometer
will continue falling over the lake region with
Increased cloudiness and brisk and, possibly, high
sOutherly winds.
Cdutt0ndry Signals
continue at Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand Haven.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
psrison with the corresponding day or last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at EIudnut's Phar.
macy HERALD IluildinU
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,Verg'les' Vhe Discovererl Elcctro-Chcw-
Iax sTiiS. Best remedy for Rheum atis,n ch,~.n.,
an" Ne'-vous Disorders 81 West Sixteenth street
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, all
diseases OF ssc feet cured by DR. zACHARTE ~ Union
square.
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A.-Herald Brnsh =, s,rx ,,,,
corner OF Fsltou . vcn,n an, !, S -
OtS'" NV asa VI. TO 8 L. NJ
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Al rndow shades OF Every Descriptios>
q. L. kelly 4 Co. IN Broadway.
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Died.

SCuANCK.-Suddenly, on sunday ovo,
DANIEL 5. SCHANCK, OF this city. o'oA
Notice Of fuQeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths See E.I ,n N,
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Get Rid or Cold mt Once by Usiur
Or JA'fNEs ExPECroRANr. certain euro for all
goIino'iary and Bronchial affections
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Refractory Hair-BurN It's e.
subsues
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A.-Herying's Pate n,
CHAMP M s.rps
A'aha ~ DiS dway. corner MURRAY ,rest
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A.-Loopx Out for tho Rcf
gates TO tho Cincirpati Convenktc
bound" the In tier eud Of tia wee
new hats, and will all seek theaa
way.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

! lfr0m our Special Correspondent
A large quartlty of lumber has been
landed on our wharves, from harges, to be
shipped by rail to Fenimore & Co, Mid.
dletown.
Mrs. Albert J. Vining, of this town,
was severely burned on the arm on FRI
Il " might last, by the taking FIRE OF the
reservoir OF what is known us tho Il" Ger
mau stndent' lamp.
The steam yacht Rs5a, Captain 7. r.
| H0lcomb master and ewuer, has been
hlnled out on the ways for the winter,
9TH the Intention, believe,of having her
thoroughly overhauled.
But enc solitary street lamp was IN Thurs
day night In our town and as a consequence
our streets on which there are no stores
were ms dark as -, well, comparison
fills. II Is certainly difficult to compre-
| bend why they should not be liz on
cloudy, drelry night, ike last night, even
IT there Is a moon that set about o. clock
Our citizens are quite indignant at the
wllfnl and malicious Misrepresentation o.
our town judiciary, and the execution Of
Justice at the whipping post, as appeared
in the PHILADELPHIA Press of a few days
'gO, and IL the reporter who got 1t NJ
ever shows himself in the s'antauated
town." rs he calls it,aud is recognized, he
had better look to himself that he dou't get
coat Of tar and feathers ere he escapes.
The mud machine Storm. is doing good
work in our harbJr, taking out at the rate
Of cubic yard Of mud a minute, and but
few more days will be required to finish
the deepening Of the docks. This will b.
Of great advantage so long as Il lasts, hut
70 is the opinion Of our people that I'M
less the "long WHARF is removed, or
sluice way cut through II, the harhor will
soon I'll up again, and If the K. Il. Co..
WHO we understand has employed the mud
machine, will only remove the cause Of
the harbor filing so rapidly, their labor
hnd expense viii mt have been in vain.
A question has lately arisen with our
prison officials which Is giving them con
siderable uneasness. 1t appears the ply.
-iciau employed by the county rs prison
physician las been in the habit Of also
Visiting professionally any United States
prisoners confined IN our county prison
who might require his services, not appre
bending any ficultv in regard to the
payment of Ills fees by he government.
l. now appears that the attending physl-
clan has been given to understand by a
certain U. S official not only that his bill
would not be paid, but that medical ntten-
lHrce would he furnished to the United
States prisoners by the government
Now, as the nearest U s. surgeon Is at the
Font, the question is what Is to be done in
case of the sudden and dangerous illness
Of any L. $. prisoner confined in our
county prison. Are they to be left to
suffer, and perhaps to die, til surgeon
can be brought from the Fort or word sent
to Wilmington, and permission obtained
to employ other medical aid
This IS Il matter that should be attended
to, and il the regular prison phys clan is
not to attend TO L. :. prisoners let some
other, who is handy, be employed.
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IMPROVEMENT or TIE scHuYLKlLL-A
REco0SITIoN OF wiLMINGToN's WANTS
The Philadelphia correspondent of the
Germantown telegraph under date of Dec.
md, writes tn At paper as iolowsi-
"Among the items contained In the
ocular annual recommendations of the
Department. on which the appropriation
b!i for river and harbor improvements is
prepared by Congress, ] lind one Item oil
forty thousand dollars for continuing the
Wnrks for the improvement OF the naNlga-
ton Of the river 5 'huylk'll. This stream
has rocky bottom, and In some places
between the mouth of the river aud the
city wharves, the rocks are real ubstiuc
lions to the navigation. since the Wptk
Was commenced, several years ago, The
blasting has deepened the channel to
eighteen feet and rendered navigation
much safer and better. Vessels laden
With marble, rags, ETC., nom italy, enter
the river and deliver their aigOes al the
wharves of John Baird a Sons, Importers
aud considerable quantities OF marble
lumber and other materials are also re-
ceiyeG by water by other firms along th'
the city front. The shipment o petroleum
has become large business along th'
Sehuylkill below the city, and Pete
Wright " Son intend to erect larg'
graiu elevator at the mouth Of the rive
On lie west bank. so that all the work
If she GIFTED states on this liver reall.
INV iR the improvement of commerce
The improvement Of the navigation O
this yer was one Of tue conceptions d
BeDiam 70 Franklin, who had ii 50 niue
at heart has be left legacy for the pui
pose. But the real work has been neg
ieclcd down O the first term of Grnsli
Grant. No appropriation for the Deli
ware river is contemplated, although
should think that money gould be en-
poved to great advantage. There Is
APPROXIMATION recommended TO impro'
the harbor Of Wilmington on Cmls+lel
creek. which is also much needed.
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Wilmington and Western Railroad



IN sdny the 1910 passenger train west
trou this city, on the W. and w. Railroad,
mel With an acc;d, Mt which might have
Iecu serious, Tut was, happily, attended
with no serious results
.ln-t above Mount Cuba IA boNldcr was
found to be on the track, and before the
engine could be stol ped 1t Was run INTO
Thg eoncussion WAS tremendous, hut 1t
was found that tie only damage of any
nctuunt had been done the engine, out OF
the rilut Of VIII ca three sposes were
broker.
since writing H. above we have been
informed that the baggage car was also
considerably % iucl, AMI that II was ne
re.sary to switch all the cats on a siding
and take the passenger TO their destina'
lions on tie rng he and tender In cOnse-
uurncr Of the accident.
me RECEIPTS OF THE COMPASY con
srANrLr INCREASING.
r The business Of the Wilmington and
Western K ilroad Company has from the
Frst day steadily increased, and the most
9guiue hopes Of its projectors are being
y" thap realized. This Is owing, doubt
insn -, Me indomitable energy and ability
IF ifs Oil 'etf hhu tuu Ni"hhNi t"'s hi"h
nre the AHA RI o. the Company. no,
For the ", 'ek ending November 2Jc
lhe Iectipts OF Il e company nom passen
'-r ,roiilc amonn ed to s3S7.7l, and The
receipts from ncigh, Tor nc same peri0'
were S2s9 80, making = i9ull oil So' =, - =.
The receipts for the succet alns week. Ny
SOth, were much larger, a. were er as io l
lows From passengers, s4'";oo ilo,n
freight s359.03; total for ne week
tsl0.56.
This is n most excellent showing Oh ny
financial condition of the company al nv
early a Period, and II argues well 70 In W,
future. The week ending November b "
closed the sixth week OF the roads exist
anct, aud the receipts for that period AZ
much larger than the amount Of interes
on tlc whole bonded debt of the company
for the same length of time.