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BAZAINE AND THEIRS.
A French Marshal Anxious for Court Martial
Trial.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May 3, 1872.
Marshal Bazaine has written to President Theirs
demanding trial by court martial on the accusa-
tions OF the Commission on Capituations.
1t is said that General Wmpffen has also asked
for similar opportunity to vindcate himself
The court martial in the case OF Marshal Bazane
will probably be composed OF Marshal valiant and
Generals Trchouard, Rigault dc Gcnouiy, Chanzy
and Aurelles de Paadines.
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
British Crown Treatment Of Canada-Probable
Absolution Of the Dominion from
Allegiance.
TELEGRAM TO THE AEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON May 3, 1872
The London Times of this morning, in discussing
the attitude of Canada with regard to the Treaty OF
Washington, somewhat censures the conduct OF
the home government in its treatment of the
Dominion, and hints that it might be beneficial to
the world il England ito absolve Canada from
her allegiance to the mother country"
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trade m 7cipies, while Mr. Greeley, whom ne do
feated for l. Congress- In the Sixth New York Dls.rtc,
| ON that issuc was being nominated at Cincinnati
| uis sneecb was evidently studied carefnlIv
It was full On figures Of arithmetic, and
only In couclusA On ala he use ngures
OF speech. He n. uouuceu MS method OF
arriving at the amoust !" pouhties' as he had
] in previous years and ~ '"eo tlat more than
$500 ooo 900 per year had bee paid since 1851 a.
bounties 30 the favored whic,s had never seen the
Treasury. He answered the pam YER labor laacy
! by tabular statements showing tia. the hours OF
labor in Great Britain were less than IA the United
Mates, and that more OF comfort and the neces-
series for a laboring man coud be purchased In
Great Britain, especially on the Ciyde, ana IN
skilled labor, than the United STATES by the saiue
hours OF labor. This tine salient point OF hiSe
speech. Mr.. Dawes and others who followed
failed to answer it. TSey relied Oh the
''Ostenstble" wages; Mr. Cox relied
the facts that rent, beots wooAen suits. alpaca
spoos OF thread &e., could be purchased with Iess
hours OF labor in Great Britain than here. In con-
cluson, he made budget" and wound up with
classical free trade hurrah,n very mach In diScsrd
with the Cincinnati Convention.
Mr.. Dawes closed the debate on the bill at three
O'clock after having spoken two hours and a hsif
He reviewed the financial condition OF the country
since and during the war, and clamefs for the adj
minStratiOn OF the finances during the Last three
years the gratitude OF the nation. He but no theo-
ries or aphorsms to present.. and against those
Of gentlemen who had been long and loud In
their walls and cries of reform, lre presented facts.
one OF which was that the country had enjoyed two
years or uneXampled prosperity, increasing In
wealth and stability, ana presenting the spectacle,
unknown In the history OF nations, of u ceuntry
coming out Of great war, crippled in resources
ana burdcned with debt, actually raising r~Dney
enough to pay the expenses OF the governments and
$lOO,0o0,000 Of the debt and OF the same
time growing and developing its great
resources. He favored the equalization
and the raw material and rected u schedule OF
prices giving the relative wages paid in England
and this country for labor, both skilled and uu-
skilled
After the close of Mr. Dawes speech the commit
tee rose, and Mr.. Garfield presented the report Of
the conference committee on the Legislative APP
preparation bill The Senate amendment TO which
the House objected, in regard to informers 10 be
employed by the Secretary OF the Treasury, having
been modified was still Objectionable to the
Pennsylvania members, who. without distinction OF
party, voted against it. IL is said that some OF the
railroads do not want their income tax account
looked into, as this amendment would require. Mr..
Garfield moved the previous question, but the oppO-
siton succeeded In forcing an adjournment and
will probably kill the amendment.
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T. III G. T. a. nv ID.
The PrerOgatiye of The Crown Maintained by
Penal Legislation.

Cabinet Action Against Home Rule in Ireland
Irish Retaliation on the British System in
the Green Isle-Exciting Debate bat
the People Defeated Premier
Gladstone's Definition Of the
Principle of State Col
lision in America.
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British Atonement to the Ashes Of Dead Rebels
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, May 3, 1872.
Deputy Inspectors Cowan and Forsyth have been
removed from office because they executed Kookah
rebels after receiving orders TO the contrary.
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at N1atalnOrOS -
MATAMoRos,
Via BROWNSVILLE, May 3, 1872.
The revolutionary General Treveno has
raised the siege and is in full retreat The
timely arrival Of reinforcements for the garri-
son had most discouraging effect on the
rebel forces All hope Of carrying the
city by a coup dc main being frustrated
by the energetic action of General Cevallos
and the patriotic enthusiasm of the national
forces, discussions broke out among the
leaders, which rendered further concerted
action impossible Under these circumstances
General Trevino resolved to withdraw his
forces without hazarding an attack Accord
ing to the latest account he is slowly retiring
in the direction of Camargo, from which
point he can observe the city.
General Cevallos, with view to disquieting
Trevino's retreat, has despatched considera-
BILE force TO watch the movements Of the revo-
lutionists The Juarist commander has orders
to attack if favorable opportunity presents
itself.
The Mexican authorities notified the
refugees at Brownsville of the withdrawal Of
the reyolutionists from before Matamoros.
All danger Of attack being at an end, the
inhabitants who sought refuge in Brownsville
can return and resume their occupations.
Many are already returning to their homes.
Travellers just arrived from Monterey re-
port that there are no considerable forces any
where on the road.
Latest reports state that a battle between the
retreating revolutionists and the pursuing
forces is imminent.
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Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed and
information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
l96 Broadway, room =
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May O. 1872.
The Memorial D,plo,adtique says the Car has
accepted Gortschakofrs resignation, and that
valamieG will succeed to the Office OF Chancellor OF
the Empire for Foreign Affairs.
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IL Is Altogether Wrong to Tribe win -
bad cough or cold the risk great ana
sure, prompt and thorough rs Dr. JAIME INi -
he readily found.
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A.-Espcnschcid's Spring Fashion of
gentlcmcns Hats They pronounced the most beaut
full Hat yet offered to the public, combining ghtness with
durability and taste, at lis Nassau street
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Deane's French Ranges and Broilers.
BRAMHALL DEANE co, removed 10 2g5 Water st.
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A.-The Governors Veto Will Not Pre-
vent the public wearing THE PERFECT FIT SHIRT,
combining elegance, economy and durability
PHELAN, shrtmaker. 693 Broadway.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, all
diseases of the feet cured by DIR. ZACHARiE, u Unuu
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ga Blessed Invention?
exclaimed lady, after having lbtecth extracted with the
gas, the Cotton Dental Rooms 10 Cooper Institute
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Horace Greeley Is the Man for President
without regard to party color Immense sac Of
Hats for and boys, wholesale and retai 5oJ Broad.
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Dnvid's Spring style OF Gentlemen N =
HATS. Saesroom 299ia Broadway, near Duane street
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, inssal,
tnnn1 fnlII
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A.-Ladies, DO Not Fail to Secure Some Of
those goods which NICOL, DAVIDSON Co, 6p5 Brond
way selling onc-thrd less than regular prices such
Ivory handled Table Knives at So per dozen Plated
Forksand at 81 dozen, Plates a. 81 dolcn
and China Plates at 81 per dozen.
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FRANCE.
Flow Of Specie to the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May J, IS,2.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
s, AGO. 600 francs during the past week.
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RUSSIA.

French Report of Prince Gortschakoff's Resigna-
ton Of Office
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Herald Special Dispatches from
the Seat Of War.
THE SIEGE OF MATAMOR0S RAISED.
TrevinO's Army i'm Full
Retreat.
Pursuit by the Government
Forces.
BATTLE IMMINENT.
Recapture Of the City Of Monterey by
the Government Forces.
TELeGRAmS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following dispatches have been received
from the special correspondent of the HERALD
at Matamoros =
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vcrgnes tine Discovercrl Elcctro-Chssa-
IcAL BATHS. Rest remedy for Rheuplausn, Chronic
and Nervous Disorders. 81 West Sixteenth street
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Windo'w Shades Of Every Descriptions
u. l. kelly 4 Co, ia broadway
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PERSIA.
Project Of a Royal Visit to Europa.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May g. 1872.
visit Europe.
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If Every Lady Knew the Fact that
PHALONS HAIR INVIGORATOR would preserve tho
color and Insurance Of the hair through life, hundred
factories would scarcely supply the demand Yet the
INNlGoRATOR does more than this-adding 10 the
volume OF the HAIR when it Is deficient and greatly in
creasing Its lustre. Sold by all druggists.
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Defeat OF the RevOlutionists in NucvO
Lcon-Trcvino's Movcments-Arrest OF
the Mexican General Falcon in Texas.


the Mexican General Falcon in Texas.
MATAMoRos, May ., 1872.
The revolutionary army changed its base last
night having abandoned its camp on the river, six
miles ABOVE, and swung around into the San Fer
nando road, behind and about fifteen miles distant
from this city.
1t is supposed that this movement has been made
to head or General Cevalos with a government
force, who is said to be approaching from that
direction.
The country now occupied by the revolutlonists
affords the chief source OF supplies heretofore
reaching this city from the Mexican side,
and is the richest part OF the State OF
Tamaulipas in cattle and horses OF which the revo
utionists said to be greatly in need. From
their present position they could advance
toward Victoria, the capital of the State
of Tampico and at the same time
keep up practical siege of this city and cut of
munication with the interior at any moment. The
object OF General Treviho In changing his base is
purely conjectural but it does not indicate an inn
mediate attack on the city,
General Caballos received scouts to-day inform
ing him that General Ochas had entered Monterey
with 900 government cavalry and holds the place.
Trevfo's revolutionary army is known to be in full
retreat towards Camargo, having passed Reynosa
this morning, sixty miles above. This back
ward movement is doubtless owing to the
occupation of Monterey by the government
forces Colonel yaledez, with seven hun
dred men, had defeated the revolutionary general
Falcon In the State OF Nuevo Leon, on the 27th
ult., with considerable loss on both sides. vaedez
having been severely wounded went to Laredo,
Texas, where he was arrested for having
previously violated the neutrality laws in
organizing his expedition near that
place some weeks since. He will be sent to San
Antonio for trial. Generals Caballos, Trevallo and
Paccio, with the entire force, are leaving in pur-
suit OF Trevinos retreating army The city will be
left under the protection OF the National Guard
under General Ayala.
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A.-Plot and Passion Win I'm Fashion.
DOuGAN's SPRING HAT wins hosts OF admirers. n1
Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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"DOlly Varden' Slippers-Si 80 per Pair.,
At CANTRELI'S, 2fi Fourth avenue.
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BERLIN, May 3, 1872.
Seven new forts are to be built for the defence OF
KOenipsberp.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Fortress Fertilization for Defence in War.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
81 and 252 Broadway corner Murray street
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A.-ssFirst of May, Clear the Way :" for
the KNOX Spring Style OF Gcntcmen's HATS After
have moved and got settled your first duty Is to call At
KNOWS. 22 Broadway and select your new hat
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PrySsYLvAyrA RAILROAD cosr.sY GasEa d, oVr sIa
M =, s,ssTbis company has purchased and put in tho
banss of il engine men eighty Raymond Movements,
be very reliable tmckecpers In addition to these qts
pumhcr Of Erin Watches have been purchased by of-
nr, and employes OF this company, all OF whom have
bcnn we'll pea with the efficiency aud regularity ~
The Movements by tho National Watch Com
many. Respectfully.
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MArAMonAs, May 5, 1872.

MATAMoRAS, May ), 1917
Later information has just been received by
the important city Of Monterey, by Gauchez
Ochoa. at the head Of 500 cavalry-the ad-
vance guard of the government army,
Some doubts are felt as to the truth of the
report
A forward movement is announced by Gen
eral Cevallos. He will leave with all his dis
possible forces tomorrow, and will direct hi
march on Monterey.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery-Frices Ne.
duced j r. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers W"shs1use
Post Office box f66 New YORK
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A.-Gents' Silk Dress Hats, seven Dollars.
WARNOCK x CO. $40 Broadway
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Its value IL fncmfuiM Dis' ,.,,,a,t t,rs..,
For all diseases with which are w
the process OF teetfng, Mrs Winsho"
SYRUP is safe ard certain remedy.
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THE UNITED STATES FLAG.
The American SQUADRON at Toulon,

IELEhhNm To TIE NtW IUhN HChHIU'
PARIS, May 3, 1872.
The American squadron is at Toulon.
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Clerical Exertion for the Cause OF the
Church.

Adyices received in this city by mail from Spain
state that the priests are endeavoring to make the
instruction in that country u religious war.
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THE JAPAN AMBASSADORS.

Minister PlenipOt entinry Iwal<ura the
Stump-A Free Translation by Our Later
Burliusame-The Love OF the Japancse for
the Americans and Their Desire for West
crn Neutrality-suspicious. Movements OF the
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II, 1872.
The Japanese Ambassadors were serenaded last
night by the band OF the Second United States ar
tillery. great crowd attended and frequently
cneered the distinguished Visitors, In response to
the compliment Ambassador Iwakura, the principal
siinister, addressed the assembled people IN Japa-
nese. Minister De Long, our later Burlingame, put
the Occidental forensic EFFORT into convenient Eng.
lisb. The speech, which was loudly cheered was
as folows-
CITIZENS OF SAN FRANCIsCO--lt Is now O recog-
nized fact IN Japan, since the conclusion of the
treaty between the United States and our country,
that true prosperity has greatly increased with
our new commercial intercourse. Our advance
ment in the arts and sciences OF western nations
we now consider substantial benefit to our nation,
and desire that with every Increase OF national
intercourse there shall be an increase OF inter.
national friendship. (Cheers With a view Of
Fastening those results and further facilitating the
instruction OF people in the civilization OF the
western nations, His imperial Majesty Of Japan has
commissioned us to visit all those countries having
treaties with Japan, In the capacity OF Ambassadors
Plenipotenliary, hrst visiting your country. The
warmth of our reception is unreasonable proof to
us Of the friendship or Americans and assure you
ia more than echoed In the hearts OF our people.
(Cheers.) Your expression OF feeling when an.
nounced to His Imperial Majesty. Will be known
throughout Japan and assist In cenienting mu-
,ual friendship between our countries which 1t is
the wish OF the Japanese people should increase as
by intercourse we get 10 know each other better.
(Cheers.)
Minister De Long afterwards addressed the
assemblage at considerable length. and was ap-
plauded.
Minister Iwakura telegraphed In the name Oh the
Embassy TO NagasaKi announcing their ARRIVAL anu
cordial reception. ,,o ,av a.
The reception and excursion round ne the pay
postpoped until Friday ON account OF tie pievannE
btoh winds The Ambassadors will visit the assayng
works acid works, Kimbal,s carrage laS. 3a ana
the Mission WOoilcn NILS tomorrow. InSy VIII
nnnor the nerformance at the California Theatre
In the evening.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON. Jan. II, 1872.
At the annual meeting OF the Sheffield Chamber
or Commerce yesterday Mr.. Mundella, N. p, can
ddly admitted that ne was convinced that the
settlement OF the Alabama claims by the means pro-
vided in the Treaty Of Washington would prove sat
tslact0ry.
RADICAL POLITICS AND RIOT AND THE POLICE.
TIE riot0us excuses In Knlghtsbridge were re-
peated last night at a school house, where the mob
smashed the furniture and set It on fire.
The disturbance was finally queled by the police
and the rioters dispersed No arrests are reported
CONGRATULATIONS FROM DENMARK.
The King OF Denmark has sent his cQ.~R.tula-
lions to Queen Victoria the recovery OF the Prince
OF Wales.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCES.
despatch from Berlin announces the arrival OF
Prince Arthur in that city.
The Duke OF Edin6urg will shortly take command
OF The new Iron-clad man-of-war Sultan.
FEMALE POIsONER CONVICTED.
The Brighton poisoning case was brought TO O
conclusion yesterday, after protracted trial.
The jury brought In q verdict Of guilty against
Christiana Edmunds.
THE AUSTRIAN EMBASSY.
Baron Won Beust, the Austrian Ambassador TO
this country, Is about depart for Italy for the
benefit OF his health.
THE TICHBORNE TRIAL DEFENCE CASE.
Sir John Duke Colerldge, OF the counsel for the
defence in the Tichborne case, to-day continued
the exhaustive ana apparently convincing ad.
dress which he commenced ON Monday last The
speech Of the counsel Will be concluded tomorrow,
when the examination of the witnesses for the de-
fence Will begin.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. II, 1879.
The Committee of the Assembly have agreed to
report In favor Of the bill providing that oil offences
the newspaper press snail be tried before jury.
THE ANTI.TARIFF DUTIES AGITATION.
Orders have been sent to the military authorities
at LYONS Marseilles and ST. Etenne TO suppress any
disturbances which may occur having for pre-.
text opposition to the taxation OF raw material.
ACTION AGAINST THE REDS.
At q meeting to-day in the town OF Gap. In the
Department of Hautes-Alpes. q red nag was raised.
1t was Immediately lowered by the authorities. and
ten OF the ringleaders In the movement were ar.
rested.
THE MISSION TO CHINA.
M. GeOfIroy, the new French Ambassador to
China. Will proceed to MS post OF duty New York
and San Francisco.
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,flteshk 70 TIVE NEW Yusx pEaAln

LONDON, Jan. II, 1872
The treaty for the cesson TO Great Britain Of the
Dutcn possessions on the Guinea coast meets with
violent opposition In Holland. where it Is generally
stigmatised as dish0norable. telegram rom the
Hague announces that the treaty has been adopted
by the upper House. but its rejection in the second
Chamber Is probable.
The matter Will soon come before the states Gen.
eral.
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COSTLY CONTEMPT.


ERIE, Pa, Jan. II, 1872.
In the United states Court to-day the cases
OF }. D. Archibald and 7. Russell, Of
T,tusvilc, for contempt and disobeylng injunc-
lions OF the Court issued In bankruptcy
and the case OF w. p. Johnston 4 Co. were disposed
of. me former were sentenced to pay q lne OF
$3.50 and costs and the latter 800 aud costs. These
cases attracted great attention Both parties were
rich and respectable and were accompanied ny
numerous friends. 1
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WEATHER REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. u. Jan. 1S-l A. Al.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICgR,
WASHINGTON. d. u. jan 1S-l A. nj.
Synopsis FOR the Tast Ttcentv.rou hours.
The barometer has remained highest, with clear
weather since sunday night, south OF virginia and
Kentucky, The low barometer IN New
England has moved northcastward, With clouds
and snow, during wednesday, from Virginia TO
Maine which has now very generally cleared
away with fresh northwest winds. The low ba-
rometer in the Missouri Valley has extended slowly
eastward, and southwest winds, with clouds ana
snow, are now reported from MISSOURI TO Michigan
and Dakota. The rivers have fallen at Pttsburg
and Cairo, and to less extent al Cincinnati and
Nashville.
Probabilities.
Falling barometer, with cloud and snow, VIII
probably extend ON Thursday from New England
and Pennsylvania westward to the Mississippi.
Northwest winds and clearing weather Will
prevail on THURSDAY afternoon from Missouri
to Minnesota. The highest barometer continues In
the Southern States cast OF the Mississippi, with
clear and pleasant weather. Soutneasterly winds,
with cloudy weather and possibly rain will prevail
fim Louisiana and Arkansas westward. Dam
gcrous winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts tonight.
"A mt ~ on Love
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Thou shalt Not Drive a Cont.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HgRALD:-
on Christmas Day grandfather gave me little
coach and billy-goat had prime fun with 1t until
last Saturday, on Fifth avenue near the Reservoir
a tall, thin.cheekcd chap who said his name was
Bergh, forbid me to drive my goat any more, aud
said IL was cruel to make him pull me around, and
that Heaven never Intended goats to be ponies. SO
/ sassed him and then he took my goat away. Please,
MI. Editor, can 20 at him, and how2
WILLIE B., East Fortieth street.
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THE LOUISIANA FACTIONS.

NAV ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1872.
The political muddle continues. In the
warmu,hite Senate there was not quorum
,oaav. In the House there were fifty
two Representatives present III II the Carter d
a ,vere twenty present Armed police stf1l
cupy Dryades street and are biockadlng the ap-
nrnaches to the State House.