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s r a I N.
Cabinet Calcu Iation of the Parliamentary
Elections Contest.
The Internstionalist Movement in the Provinces
Insult from South Pacific Democracy.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. Marca rs, 1872
The members OF the Electoral Committee, organ
lied by the Ministerial party. with the view or
experimenting the progress Of the general election
for members OF the COrtes the interest OF the Cab.
met, after making careful canvass OF the political
field have arrived at the conclusion that the cleo.
ton will result In the choice OF $50 unionsts and
and ITO SagastaprO gresssts to the lower branch OF
the Parliament.
MUNICIPAL HONOR TO VETERAN STATESMAN
Notwithstanding the refusal OF Esparter0 to be.
come q candidate for seat In the Cortes, he has
been nominated for . member OF that body from
the city Of Madrid.
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATION FOR POLITICAL AGENCY.
There are apprehensi0ns that the InternatiOnals
Will attempt TO interfere with the elections In Cata-
louia.
OFFICIAL DIGNITY AGAINST AN AMERICAN DEMO-
CRAZY.
It is reported that the frigates Corona and
Arapites, now in the West Indies, have been
ordered to Venezuela to demand satisfaction for
an insult offered to the Spanish Consul
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE AS OF OLD.
The doors Of the last Protestant chapel In Madrid
have been closed.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The Breach Of Neutrality by France and Its Pre-.
sent Consequences in the French Courts.
7tlEsRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeaALs.

LONDON, March 25, 1872.
correspondent OF the Peg Mall Gazette relates
the proceedings In the suit OF the United States
against MN. Armand, shlpbullders Of Bordeaux In
1868. to recover damages for the depredations
United by the Confederate ram Stonewall, which es.
capped from Bordeaux. The case having then been
decided in favor Of the defendants by the Tribunal
OF the Seine, MIR. Washburne, American Minister at
Versailles, has now carried an appeal to the French
Court OF Cessation
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota Will leave this port on
Wednesday for queenstown Liverpool.
the mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-
Will be ready at half-past nine O'Clock In the morn-
ing.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Launch Of Another Powerful vesse- o'- War.

Launch Of Another Powerful Vesse'- War.
LONDON, March rs, 1872.
The armor-plated naval ram Thunderer was
launched to-day from the government dock yard at
Pembroke The Thunderer is a turret vessel. She
will carry four guns each weighing thrty-fve tons.
and make q formidable consort for the Rupert.
which has been just noated or to fit for armament.
CABINET CHANGES.
The Marquis of LansdOwne, one OF the junior
Lords OF the Treasury, Will probably succeed Lord
Northbro0k as Under Secretary OF War, the last
named peer having vacated the office by his accept.
ance Of the vlceroyalty Of India, succession to
the late Earl OF Mayo
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CUBA.
Carlos Garcia's Reported Change Of Bats
TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 25, 1872.
The Dtario says the insurgent leader Carlos
Garcia has abandoned the jurisdiction OF Guanajay
and gone TO the jurisdiction OF san Antonio.
Admiral Inglefeld has arrived here
The United states survey steamer Bacne mas sailed
for Key weN
Arrived, brig Don Quixote and brig Five Brothers,
from LIVERPOOL.
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STABBED IN THE BACK.

At nine O'CLOCK last night Abraham Stein, aged
thirty five years, OF No. 154 Attorney street,
man named Kissler engaged in an ARRAY, during
which the former was stabbed in the back and
slightly injured. He was attended by police sur
geon and sent home. Kissler made his escape.
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THE SNOW BLOCKADE IN THE PROVINCES

sAcKvrLLE. n. b., March 20 1871
The snow blockade was raised on saturday AID
the trains commenced running, but there was
another severe snow storm yesterday ana INC roads
60 o,,a,r au blocked. 1t Will probably be the end
- ,h - waer before the trains can run, End mean
lime seJ inc mails are conveYed by stage.
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Imperial Germany Crtioisas the Army System
and Projects Military Reforms.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME. March, Is, 1872.
IL is stated that Prince frederick Charles, OF
Prussia, during his recent visit to the capital,
ahmed the Italian military system, and before
departing advised the reorganization OF the army
on the Prussian plan.
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The speech in which Mr.. Lowe presented the
details OF the budget was favoraby received by the
House, and was greeted with cheers at the close.
MI. Lowe recommended that the duties on cofree
and chicory be reduced fifty per cent and that two
pence In pound be taken or the income tax; but
these reductions, he admitted would Oblige HIM to
lower his estimate of the total revenue.
He closed with motion for the immediate re.
duction Of the duties on conee and chicory.
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SEVERE WEATHER IN MAINE.

EAsTpoRT, Me-, March 20, 1872.
severe snow storm occurred here yesterday.
There were no services In the churches. The roads
are blocked so that they are impossible, and no
mails Will probably be received for week.
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Like an Oak In Field Of Mushrooms the
fame Of PHALONS HAIR INvIG ORATOR towers over
the captrap nosrpms Of the day For forty years haa
decay nar restoring its vty 9Th and rem
derng growth and natural color perpetual Sold BY ali
druQ
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e N q T. A N D.
Presentation of the Annual Budget
to the Parliament.

Chancellor Of the Exchequer loves Treasury
statsmsnt-Exhibit Of Revenue and Expendi-
turs-How tho Postal Telegraph Pays-A
Reduction Of the Income Tax Proposed.
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A.-KeaI PrOperty.-When n Gentleman Se-
KNOX HAT he feels tnat he the happy possessor
valuable piece of properly In fact II indicates
and appreciation Of beauty and knowledge 22
way is Just the place buy the Hat of the Period.
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Havana Lottery Prizes Cashed and Infor.
nation gwen. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
broadway room 4
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FRANCE.

The Tariff Tax on Raw Materials Abandoned for
. Season "Reminiscences Of the War
with Prussia-Literary Conven-
ton with America.
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Alright Hats for Spring Wear md Iight
prices for first class article hlng ESPENSCHIEDS
Establishment lis Nassau street, with Of cusomers
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE UHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 26-1 A, III,

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 26-1 A. III.
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttoenty-t0,n Hours
Failing barometer has extended from the Mssis-
sippt Valley to the Atlantic coast with easterly to
soutnerly winds and rising temperature. An
area OF rain mas extended from the Gulf
and Lower Mississippi to Southern Michigan,
and eastward over the South Atlantic aud Middle
States, partly, as snow, along Lake ontario.
Rising barometer, northeasterly winds and clear.
ing weather nave extended eastward to Michigan,
the Ohio Valley and Arkansas
Probabilities.
The area OF rain and snow Will extend eastward
over the New England States by and on Tues
day morning. Rising barometer, falling tenn
perature, northwesterly winds and clear
ing weather Will prevail north and
west of the Ohio Valley and extend
to western Pennsylvania, and over The Southern
States, except along the immediate coast by Tues
day morning. and over the New England States
during Tuesday night
Dangerous Winds are not anticipated for the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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OBITUARY.


Holmes Colbert.
Colonei Holmes Colbert, representative OF the
Cnickasaw Nation, OF Indiana, died In Washington,
Of typhoid pneumonia. ON sunday. March ~
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A.-Nfoney, Money, lIoney..LiibersI a.
made Diamonds watches and Jewery oy Amrs
I. MATTHEW'S, 67 Broadway, corner Fourth s'iee''
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At HifchcOclx's 439 Third Avcume.-Houses.
Lots and Farms, bought sold and exchanged Lots $40
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a...I,,. Turkish Baths, LexipgtOn Avenues
corner Twenty streetGensrnen eve-y day and ala
nIsht aides day and evening" best yeutaton highcst
emperature; best sbampooins graAies; advantages
M sana lied; Europe outdone.
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Barry Du Barry's RevalentN Arnbica Food,
for Invalids The most nutritive offered
nc public, REVALENTA CHOCOLATE, most deliyhtfu.
beverage JOHN r. HENRY, Agent
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-Extra ordinary
drawing 4th of April 4. oRTEGA. 20 Wall s bon ls1s.
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A.-Royal I"ySnn Lottery. Extr IS acrdinnry'
Drawing of April T. 1917. j. MARTINEZ a CO.. ,
BANKERS 10 Wall street. box 46e5 New York Post Office.
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GROVER L BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
= 7sS and 7ss Broadway. cstusr Of lsulh Wssa
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BERLIN, March 25. 1872.
Prince Bismarck has gone to his estate at varzn
and Will be absent a week.
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Cr,stadOro's Hair Dye has no Equal In tbs
world tits the safest AMI mosireaos OF any Sold every
Wy
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AVtTHRG temperature ytbJcTU3y Bt
Average temperature for corresponding date
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A.-Herrina's Patent rse
a5I Broadway. corner Murray street
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show tn, Oh anges In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year.
as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts Phaf-
II Dxly linn
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hundred and seventy Thousand dollars year,
or equal to about thirty-three per cent Of the
estimated receipts. This estimate was made
some months since by cautious and expe-
rienoed railroad men, and it has subsequently,
been verified by the actual results on the
Metropolitan Railway of London during the
last half Of the year 1871. the operating ex-
penses and maintenance of which are stated at
thirty-6ve per cent Of the gross receipts
of the road, not including any income realized
from the rental of property. Assuming the
cost of the East River side viaduct to be thirty
million dollars, and estimating the income at
the lowest amount named, without any allow
ance for freight and express, we have the
following result to prove that the road
could be constructed by the city without a
dollars expense to the taxpayers, and would
pay for itself In few years.
Annual income as previously estimated. 900
Interest on thirty million dollars
city bonds at seven per cent. 81, loo, 900
Operating expenses. ............. l,57O,O00
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1eleeaAws TO the NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, March 25, 1872.
The House OF Commons tonight went into Com
mittee OF Ways and Means. and the Right Hon.
Mr.. Lowe, Chancellor or the Excnequer, submitted
the annual budget. 1t shows that the estimated
total expenditures OF the last fiscal year were
272, 900, while the actual expenditures were
Ell. 720. 900. The following items OF expenditure
fell below the estimates by the amounts noted:-
Interest ana management OF the public deb. f7O 900
Consolidated fund charges. $4,000
Army 255 900
civil Service. $685. 900
Post once. Observation-Disclosures. 24OOS
Packet Service. 5000
Collection OF the revenue. $4,000
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The only case In which the actual expenditure
exceeded the estimate was in the navy, where the
excess was only $4,000. Thus the actual. ex-
penditure for the year fell fl,0l6,OO) below the
estimates
The estimated receipts Of the last fiscal year from
all sources were &I2,3lo,0O0; the actual receipts
were 874, 535 000-an increase over the estimates OF
CO, 100000
This increase came mainly from the customs,
excise, stamps and income tax ana Is distributed
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The receipts from the dulles on coffee have de-
clined, but there ia great increase in the revenues
drawn from tobacco. wine and spirits.
The receipts from the postal telegraph were
ESQ 900 excess Of the expenses OF the and
the payments OF interest on stock.
The total Of the public debt Is stated tat
E702, 100000.
The total receipts for the financial year 1928 are
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I" Wanson Disregard Of the La,cs Of
the Ldnd.n

The address Of the Cincinnati Convention 10
nothing better than personal attack upon Pres.
ident Grant, instead Of . fair, high.toned embod-
iment Of principles around which patriotic men
can rally for the parpose Of working out grand
results for The welfare Of our common country.
Instead Of being broad embodiment Of remedies
Tor the mistakes that may have been committed
BY the administration, Il 10 q series OF sweeping
charges sgains, the political integrity Of the pa
'riotic men who have advocated and sustained
the broad measures Of the administration.
The fret charge Is "ihc nd, sinis,ralion now
In power has rendered itself guilty OF wan,on dis.
regard OF the laws Of the land and usurpcd pow.
srs not granted by the Constitution"
10 all matters Of this character Il Is an easy
matter for any man or body Of men TO make
charges Of such general nature as these aeains,
g administration In power. Such charges have
teen brought against every administration from
washington's TO Grants, inclusive. Washing.
ton was charged with wilful aud deliberate VIC.
lation Of the Constitution In sending troops TO
Pittsburgh for the purpose OF supprcssing the
whiskey instruction aud securing the faithful
execution OF the revenue laws then upon the
national statute books. When the father Of III,
country" in the good old days gone by.
when all men were honest, ms We are now IN
formed, could not escape the charge of usutping
powers not granted by the Constitution. how
can Republican administration, in this DAY Of
Democratic prejudice and hunger for Office do j,
Can President Granteapect iosscape charges when
Washington found the arrows Of vi,up-ra,ive
abuse hesped upon him
What Flaw OF the land" has Prt.ideu, Gran,
violated Neither the address, which is a .undry
counted indictment agains, the President aud
his supporters, nor the platform, of principle.
points Os, a single violation OF e law or the
Constitution BY President Gfsufe. The adaiai..
traiion Nor can those who made the charge.
produce such evidence. Aud al iudic,nen,
without evidence is = nuiiiiy. Nothing bu, a
verdict Of no, guilt, eau he rendered upon
such an indictment
When Prssileu, GRAFT took eha.e, o. ihe Pre-.
iieniia oficr be sad ~ b.. iu.ag4rs' thr the
best remedy Tor bad law ~. 81. rsA EYE.
ion Til. mssim has marked 'h- paHc, 81
his administration ,hfoashosi y, simiat.-t..
usu hAs been morr faiih'al IN she ~. e,-ca.
ton O. al ii. laws he hni. upon ih- .ta'.i,
books than Ptssiien' Gran .hs.b tWau.
ton disregard o. 'h- Avs 81 tb- l4ri .tAcl 4-.,
as grouni.ss - u Is --evp8nE t4- ..m,
insisuc~ could b. ei'ri T. u.- ..u, .. .ae-
could - produced The charge. ne'. a.'. -
b. The unbiased l.isusui - a., -..le az r. or.
ION 9 TIE American People aat ...y So --a..
spoa tao.- 49, masr fhrm
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ton Of the places and people we saw aud ne, 10
that section. Until then. good bye.
GRgrxwoop

PERroRxAScEs ov SrAErLE.-.Mr. Bonasr's
young stallion Siartlc, who was only use years
old May II, ircticd half q mile At Fleetwood
Park, q few days ago. 10 osi. This 10 the
fastest half mile BY two seconds ever made
10 harness nj Fleetwood BY any horse Of any age
Indeed. II Is the fastest halt mile by tao seconds
ever made anywhere by any horse except Dexter,
who once uotied half mile In exactly the same
time. S'arile was timed by Thos. Carpenter Of
Hartford, Mr.. Giilender. Mr.. MCGOWAN, and 9th.
er gentlemen. On Friday last be troited q foil
mile "a, Prospect Park 10 2iel. when he vas
timed by Commodore Dodge, aud Msssrs Fletrh.
er and iuaglsnd. Mr. Bonner paid $40 900 for
him IN the TALL ~ 1870 nut 10 day good Judges
ronsider hin, ,vot,b sian nm
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t.. 49, Do rtstnf.iag l..t.fss 'rutu 10. tf..f 81
genus Arf h"lng .tt. urdsf rbat uafk.
hr'r i-I' " -'Yti. .feafnrss stlf'.n lp So
.is'. q. ite t't.ss Stfb44. = tus. Iced, n4r pa.i
eon . .. Navof't, prs-'-'arou cross - uppn
'ts MIMI a. 800 enter this spacious ehatpt.f
THE D,seuscfy ~ Amsfi,a - Coluntus in,
"D'.eutef, o. he Niss,.sippi River b, DE- so.o.
The Pilgrims leaving Holland. The Bapiism
~ PUcahoRiss, The Declaration 81 indepsn.
frats The Hgsgsntff - Bgfg0yue. tn,
Sss'ssd.' si l.osa Csss-.liss sod - ..hiss.
ION f''iRhihg his eoinmissiou arc gsctufss thai
tintu ~ foIufa ia roafs that 81. ous stih ths
inspirations ~ he past 10 20, io, 81 o., ioiun
Ia 12p '''t 'foui 'hs-.' yt,tut.. h,ioW cent?,
'icipfr % thirteen mani'us Jaiuing band. t+pir.
s'n'ins the thirteen original States With Wash
tusfnn rthcsd on etct side by q beautiful n.aiisu
whuss bands afr JOINED Niih the thirteen over
'hrh .tsDt ihss- Is the motto EIIaritn, nun
'h- shels pei.Is hting sI,suntd bt /. tainbow,
'fnbi"maticfl 81 ufuHis" A'uuud hi. central
tioiHf" are 'hioSn seven uthrfs TT, Aris aud
: i"nc.s g. cumpUstd a. portraits Oi Franklin
fti Nuf-' Wlih an slerifical mithiue nni teis.
graph apparatus. surveyors insTgmen's aud 10,
Goddess ~ Liberty Standing "a the hack ground
Nrpiuur ia representation Of the God ~ tie
Marine. hulding the Trident N bis baud and
TAD ~ ne chariot o. scbsli ifaWB ~ SEA hofsrs
suftuun.!ed ~ ifi,Uus aud ustnsihs holdinl ~
'n'f hsui. calls ~ the Atlantic cattle which
'hti 'fe 'cir'sn'rr ~ tsiiPG steamer, rep
t,-'hiing the "Gfsai ttsHEa y ia ihe back.
sfonni 'tommefce' - rerit.rg'rd by Mrfcu.
~ holding in one haBd scroll and IA the oih-,
a none tag, Ni'h boxes oi merchandise sitting
around some al which at bring handled b.
'fsehi,fs "Ths Mechanic Arts at- tettrs.ntsd
~ Ng'ran resting Ia. hammer On an anvil with
= inf.t, cabnun aud balls and numerous m,,hsn.
zeal insiraR,"is shd machines Vs. 4 ahd applied
bt mechsnirs. Ia tt4n hack aud Ia III, lett a. the
picture is hissrvs. bsssHisl tn, stern, With
helmet aud plume. completely afmtd ~ III, pro.
,tc'rrss 81 the liberal arts "ARficultute' Is
represented by reaper cuiiing golden grain,
Wiih plough. a spade aud various farming in.
pl.irrHis grouped together. ripe corr and grapes
~ baskets. stout madrns bearing sbsasts 81
wheat. fruits sud aowers, with Saturn sinndi6e
IN The background with seyihe in his right
hand. with Ceres standing 0n the LIT crowned
With garland Of corn, Tearing 10 her hand
basket o. ripe fruits aud garands ~ flowers -
Wac i represented by Jupiter with an eagle
hoveriGg ~ III. LEFT with his claws filled with
arrows, and 10 his Fight hand be- holds u ihuuder-
holi aud TO his left Is bslisaG with disheyelled
hair brandishibg = flaming torca Dscord,
CiEmor, Dread aud Fright appear in the foss.
ground. s1d by cOunirns:.se aud action depict
The horrible ssoafg,s Of War" II Is worth
"trip TO Washingtpn IN make critical examina.
iiOD Of this picture 10 the top Of The dome.
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Vaccination in Public Schools.

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To THE PuRLlC SlIonL TEttHEES OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY
4 a meeting ct the BOARD oi count, School
N Commissioners. held on the aaa,, dai,.
the following resolution wa Adopted
Resolrof That inasmuch a. The Irarhcf. az
the Public Schools oi the county were iir,etci.
on November 10th. 1871. by thr Board o. en-
force the School Law OF the State 100 reference
to the vaccination II children bei,r,, hriue az
United to the Public schools. the Board win
hold Teachers responsible a. the cNt,ui oi p
forfeiture "i their certificates. 90 the event AZ
any pupil, who has rot been Nacciuaird. ~
Producing the disease # small pnN INTO the
Public Schools of this county.
Extract from the Public School Law. Chap
ter *
Sac. I. Every child. before it Is admitted 10
any public school, shall produce % cert ,icatc
from regular physician that 8; has been
properly vaccinatcd.
Blank certificates of vaccination Lay be 30
tanned at the Office OF the Board.
by order at the Board
SAMUEL KEPLER.
May iS-3t. SECRETARY.