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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Annual Reunion at Clcvela nd-Orn-
ton by General Observation-Disclosures
Elected President.


Elected President.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May I, 1872.
The fourth annual reunion of the Army of the Pc
tomac began in this city to-day The weather
being fine the attendance was large, including
several prominent generals. Flags were displayed
from the public and many private buildings in
honor OF the occasion. At half-past ten O'Clock
A. M. the members OF the society formed in column,
with General
HOOKER, BURNSIDE, MEADE
and others in carriages and headed by the band
marched to Cass Hall, where General Hooker pres
dent of the society occupied the chair After PRAYER
by Chaplain william Ernshaw, the veterans were
welcomed by Mayor Peon on behalf OF the citizens OF
| Cleveland. General Stewart l.. Woodford, OF New
able and eloquent, and excited frequent applause.
General Phil. Sheridan arrived during the address,
and his entrance was the signal for
GENERAL OUTBURsT WELCOME.
The Grafton being ended, General Hooker intro
written for the occasion, entitled "Gettysbnrg,"
which was well received after which Generals
burnside, Meade Sheridan, Custer, Fairchid.
Wright, Robinson, Sharpe. Devine and Keller were
called upon and responded in brief and appropriate
terms. General Hooker read letter from President
Grant regretting his inability attend the reunion
owing to Official business. The reading Of the letter
was received with great applause. The Memorial
Committee asked for further time to prepare their
report, which was granted. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year,
GENERAL A. r. BURNSIDE, PRESIDENT;
bcHcTdl II. oudfpe, hcCuIuihp SccTeIty,
General william c. Church. Corresponding Secre-
tary; General Henry u. Davis, Jr., Treasurer.
number Of Vice Presidents also elected.
resolution adopted by the society urg
ing Congress TO take speedy and favorable
action on the amendment to the act relative to
national cemeteries. that volunteer soldiers and
sailors OF the late war may have the privilege OF
being
BURIED ny THE SIDE OF THEIR COMRADES
in arms. The next meeting OF the society will be
held at New Haven Conn.,, in May, 1873
Tonight Amased Stone Is entertaining the guests
a q n
Tomorrow meeting of the Society OF the Sixth
and Ninth cavalry corps and the national encamp
ment OF the Grand Army Of the Republic will be
held. Thel occasion will close with grand ban
Duet at the Central Rink in the evening
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THE PACIFIC COAST,

Highwaymen and Indians Creating q
Panic-Murdcrs by the Redskins in
Prescott-The Thirty-fnh Parallel
Railroad scheme BEING Matured by
the CaIifornians.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 7, 1872
band Ofhighwaymen robbed stage coach from
Virginia City, near Steamboat Springs, yesterday,
but obtained less than thousand dollars in coin.
Dispatches from Arizona say that the Apache
Indians are swarming around Prescott The Miner
has two columns OF accounts OF fresh atrocities. j.
White has been murdered In Wiamson's Valley
The troops remain idle awaiting the result of Gen
era Towards peace mission. The Indians attacked
Aqua FriO station and killed G. W. Smith and
Joseph Akcrman both wellknown citizens OF Pres
COtt and captured all the stock. The bodies OF the
murdered men were stripped and disfgured. The
station has been abandoned. The body OF Osborne
Mint Valley. shot in the head and breast. j.
Gallagher was severely wounded by Indians at
Beaver Creek
special car with an excursion party from
Philadelphia. including the families Of Samuel H.
Stokes, Mr.. j. Hartman, and William McKeon, OF the
Ledger, arrived overland this evening.
public meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce,
the committee OF one hundred leading citizens, and
the st. Louis delegation here in the interest OF
held this afternoon. The meeting resolved unan-
mously to accept the proposition from st. Louis San
Francisco Is TO subscribe for at least SO 10000 OF
the stock OF the Thrtyfitt Parallel Railroad furnish
terminal facilities, and be represented by three
or four directors In a board OF thirteen; and
ST. Louis is to do as much for the enterprise.
H. G. Smith, President OF the San Francisco Cham
Der q ons,na aS Judge Hnn ans
on the part OF San Francisco to return to St. Louis
with the party from that city and adjust the details
OF the agreement and make arrangements for the
immediate construction OF the road.
Alvinza Hayward, who is wealthy mine owner.
million OF dollars, and, ultimately, II 1t is found inn
possible to raise the full amount required, he will
,aII la n IN & nlA
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May I, 1872.
The Duke de Penthevre, son Of the Prince de
Joinville, is to marry the Princess Christine,
daughter Of the Duke de Montpensier.
THE ROYAL PAIR.
The Prince elect Is grandson of the late King
Louis Philippe being the OF the third son OF His
Majesty Francois Ferdinande Philippe Louis dor
leans, Prince de Joinville.
The Duke de Montpensier, father OF the lady, is
the NTH son Of King Louis Philippe, who married
Maria Louisa, sister of Queen Isabella the Second
of Spain. The Duke de Montpensier was proposed
as King of Spain by Topete and others in the year
1869, but opposed firmly by Prim.
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OBITUARY.
Russell Sturgis, Merchant.

This gentleman who was one Of the oldest, most
successful and prominent merchants OF this city,
expired at his family residence, 90 East Tenth
street, yesterday, at the advanced age Of sixty
eight. The deceased was an influential member of
the Chamber OF Commerce, and had carried on
business for many years at II South street. He
was the owner of very fine fleet OF vessels, whose
pennants float over almost every sea. In the East
indies and China his name was well known, as he
had established branch agencies in almost every
Oriental port fine business man. he held the
respect OF all his brother merchants. who will
doubtless mourn his exodus from among them.
His death resulted from disease Of the heart.
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S p a I N :.
Marshal Serrano'S Report Of the ROyaliSt
Army Operations.
Military Action Against the CarliSt Insurgents
in Navarro and BiScay.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May 7, 1872.
Marshal Serrano has made an Official report to
the government OF his engagement with the forces
under Don Carlos in Navarro.
The Marshal says that after serious resistance
by the insurgents his troops succeeded in piercing
their line and finally annihatng the entire force.
He will now concentrate his troops in Biscay to
drive out the insurrcctionists in that province,
leaving the volunteers to pursue Don Carlos, who
has ned towards Addindes.
Carbineers who are acquainted with the country
will pursue what rebel bands may yet remain in
Navarro.
RoYALIsT REINFORcEMENT5.
The government forces operating against the in
surrectonists are continually being reinforced.
REBEL suRRENDERs.
The insurgents continue to come in and surren
Seven hundred and fifty prisoners have arrived
at Pampcluna.
Don Carlos Flight After Defeat.
LONDON, May I. 1872
The London Times special despatch from Madrid
says Don Carlos has fed toward the French from
tier
Marshal Serrano, with his troops, is in pursuit of
the Pretender, and expects to ovcrtake him.
HEAVY LOSSES, BUT CLAIM or A MAsTERLy RE-
TREAT.
L'URion newspaper, OF Paris, admits that the
body OF the Carliss In Spain surprised and
lost 700 men, and that Don Carlos lied to the noun
tains but denies that he was pursued by the gov
eminent troops.
Ministerial Prospects In Madrid.
PARIS, May7, 1872.
II is stated here that there is crisis in the
Spanish Cabinet
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 4 1872.
The following changes in the stations and duties
OF army paymasters are announced Major ii. b.
Reese is relieved from the Department Of the East
and ordered to report to the Commanding General
of the Department OF the South. Major Smith now
at the Department of the South, Is ordered TO
report to the Commanding General OF the Depart
ment of the Platte Major William Smith, on the
tour OF payment for March, IL ordered to relieve
Major W. II. Johnston, al the Department OF Dakota
Major Johnston IL ordered to report to the Com
handing General OF the Department OF the Gulf
Major Israel 0. Dewey Is relieved from the Depart
ment Of Missouri and ordered TO the Department OF
the Platte.
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PARIS, May I, 1872.
The Minister OF War to-day laid before the As
sembly bill constituting court martial for the
trial Of officers censured by the report of the Com
mission on Capitulations.
The Commission on Capitulations, in their report,
censure the officer who surrendered the fortified
towns OF Schestadt to the German troops during
the late war. The Commissioners praise the officer
who commanded at verdun for the gallant defence
he made, but blame him for having subsequently
surrendered the town.
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Cortina, the Patron or tho Mexican
Cattle Thieves, oved-Cevaiios ia
Pursuit OF the Rcvolutionists.
General Cortina, so long in command on
this line, who has been the patron and sup
porter of the Mexican cattle thieves in their
raids on the Texan border, has been relieved
and ordered to proceed to the City of Mexico.
This action of the government will do much
towards stopping the deprcdations in Texas
General Cevallos will move out soon in pur-
suit of the revolutionists
The telegraph constructors will commence
repairing the line to Reynosa tomorrow.
The RevOiutionists Marching Ca
margo-Juarez Recovering tho Whole
Country.
MATAMoEos, May 7, 1872.
The revolutionists broke camp yesterday
near Reynosa and are returning to Camargo
General Cevallo will disband the national
guard tomorrow, az their services are no
longer required. Arrivals to-day from the in
terror report nothing of interest. General
Rosa holds Zacatecas.
General Correilles forces hold the city and
State of San Louis Potosi. The government
is gradually recovering the whole country
lately under the insurgents control Ire
who's and Quirroga's forces are the only ones
of any Importance in Northern Mexico.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
Mt twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
viii be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in the morn
ing
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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FIRES LAST NIGHT.
Fire In East Twelfth Street

fire broke out last evening on the second floor
OF the three story brick building No. 81 East
Twelfth street, occupied by J. $. Dngwall that
caused damage of $780, The first floor, occupied
by James McKiever, was damaged to the extent OF
$780, 1t was insured for 81 500. The building was
damaged to the amount Of $500. IL was the prop
erty OF James MurOy.
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BEER AND CIDER.

BOSTON, May 7, 1872.
The question OF licensing the sale OF ale and cider
was voted upon to-day in many of the cities and
towns OF Massachusetts, and returns indicate that
a majority Of the larger towns have decided in IA
vor OF licensing. Boston threw a light vote, but
largely In favor of beer.
New Bedford holly contested the question, giving
1,1s5 for beer to !, 139 against It,
Fall River, Lowell Lawrence, Brighten Charles
town, Cambridge and other cities voted for beer,
while most OF the small towns decided to do with
out the beverage.
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Fire on Broadway.

fire broke out last night on the third floor OF
the five story building No. AL Broadway, occupied
by Rossman Co., dealers in fancy goods. The loss
is estimated at 900 and the place is fully insured
The first second floors and easements, occupied by
John Thompson, were damaged by water to the eX-
tent of $4,000; insured for $4,000. The fourth
and fifth floors, occupied by Ignatius Suren, were
damaged 81, 900 by water. The building was dam
aged to the extent OF $500; insured
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General John Hall.

BY telegram from London we are informed Of the
death OF Lieutenant General John Hail. of the
British army. General Hall was born in the year
1899. He was the eldest surviving son OF the late
John Hail. by Elizabeth Carter, granddaughter OF
Lord Haversham. He entered the army at an carly
rank OF Lieutenant General and the commission Of
Colonel OF the Nineteenth regiment Of cavalry
(Hussars). General Hall represented Buckingham
in Parliament from the year ls45 to 1857.
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Died.

LAwILs.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning May
I, Of consumption, THOMAS LAwLIs, in the 9th
year OF his age.
Beloved and respected by all who knew him.
His relatives and friends, also the members OF
Greenwood Lodge No. $50 +. and A. M. Gates OF the
Temple Chapter No POS, and Clinton Commandery,
No. ia, X. T., are invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence in Greenwood Cemetery, at
four +. NJ. on Thursday. May9
fFor other Deaths see rim PugeJ
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Comma nda mt
and Post Admiral Consolidated

WASHINGTON May !, IS72
The positions of Port Admiral of New York and
Commandant of the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, held
respectively by Rear Admirals Strngham and
Melancthon Smith, have virtually been abolished
by order relieving them from duty, and by order
ing Vice Admiral Rowan, now on special duty IN
Washington to assume the control of both Offices
the 1st proxmO. This action settles at once the
conflict OF authority which has existed, to greater
or less extent, in naval affairs around New York
harbor The paddle wheel steamer Froc, lately
put in repair here, will be used as Rowan's nag
ship.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 4 1872.
Mr.. Isaac Butt, member OF Parliament for Liner
lex, has written letter on "hOme rule" He asks
for an Irish Assembly, in which the home rulers
shall be fully represented approves plan for fra
ternal union between Ireland and England, guaran-
teeing the authority of the Crown, and draws the
outlines OF federal union, which he says will be
satisfactory settlement of the relations of the two
countries.
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THE FISHING DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN JER
SEY AND DELAWARE.

Yesterday Governor Parker received many callers
on this subject, and in the afternoon, in the State
Library, Trenton the Governor, Attorney General
Gchrist and DR.. Slack, one of the Commissioners
Of the Fisheries of New Jersey. held long consuta-
ton, in which authorities on fishing questions
looked up, and the case placed In that position
which will ensure prompt settlement.
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fire broke out last night in the basement OF tn,
I'VE story brick building III and 173 Mercer street
used as piano factory by Lindeman h Son. The
damage done is estimated at $1,000. The place wa:
insured for $4,000.
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"A TALK WITH TREVINO
How Trevino Expected to Capture
Matamoros and How He
Abandoned the Attempt.
His Army Threatened with
Annihi!ation.
THE ROBBER CORTINA REMOVED.
TsLsCaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent at the head
quarters of the revolutionists in Northern
Mexico has forwarded Us the following special
despatch:
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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. shirmaker. 6y3 Broadway.
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100000 Saved.-Ten Thousand House,
keepers In this city could $40 and upward by pur
chasing supply OF Dinner Plates at 81 per dozen China
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at twelve O'Clock M.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA May 7, 1879
Exchange frmer; an advance expected. On United
States short sight. premium sixty days. gold u TX
premum; short sight, Is 1877 premium On London
"a az premium, On Paris So premium.
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KENTUCKY RACES,
LEXINGTON, XIV.

LEXINGTON, KY, May !, 1872.
The spring races commence on Monday next and
continue during the week. The indications are
that 1t win be the most brilliant meeting ever held
here. A large number Of horses are already on the
ground.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

EDINBURG, May 7, 1872.
deputation of clergymen of the Scotch Church
sailed to-day for America to attend the General
Assembly soon to be held In Detroit. Much interest
is felt in the event, which is the first acknowledge
ment Of the Church In America.
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JAPAN, RUSSIA AND AMERICA.
Rumor of Lease of the Kurile Islands to the
United States.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May Z, 1872.
It is rum0red that several of the Kure Islands,
IN the North Pacific, are to be leased to the United
States. These islands, twenty-five in number ex-
tend from Kamtschatka to Japan. The three
southernmost belong to Japan and the others to
Russia.
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RovaI Havana Lottery-Prices Re-
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Post Office box 1855 New York.
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AUSTRALASIA.
Heavy Floods and Most Disastrous and Fatal Con-
sequencss-Four Hundred Persons Drowned
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May I, 1872.
Advces received here by telegraph from Austria
liz state that heavy Hoods which caused terrible
loss OF life, have occurred In Melbourne.
Four hundred persons were drowned.
The growing crops have also been greatly dam
aged.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

BALTIMORE May !, 1872
In the game played to-day between the Olympics,
OF Washington. and the Baltmores Of this city, the
former were beaten by u score of 5 against ~.
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A Complexion Not To BE Rivalled, Equal
to the ancient beauties Will be the result after using
Mime. A. DUVAIiS POUDRE DE CLEOPATRA. EAU DE
JOuvENCE and BELLE DE NUT. Warranted harm
less 100 Broadway.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW York HERALD.

BERLIN, May Z, 1872.
Prince Bismarck is again indisposed, and his ply
scians insist absolute rest or the consequences
may be serious
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
Royal Reception Of American Ladies.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HERALD.

LONDON, May !, 1872.
At a reception held at windsor Castle yesterday
by Queen Victoria several American ladies' were
presented to Her Majesty
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, May !, 1872.
Lieutenant w. II. Parker has been detached from
the Portsmouth Navy Yard, and is placed on wait
ING orders
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"COstar's', Insect Powder X ills Bedbugs,
reaches, flies, neas. ants, ckroaches, moths.
COSTAR CO.. 237 Centre street.
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IRELAND.

Definition of the Nationalist Movement for
Home Rule.
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SCOTLAND.

Clerical Deputation to the Church Assembly in
America
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Bethesda.-A Fresh supply Of this Valu.
able Water has just been received the Spring
waukesha Wis, by MEssRs. DITMAN CO., Aston
House. Druggists.
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