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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
New south Wales.


The Ministers have resolved TO collect border GUS
toms despite the expressed wish OF Parliament.
The Assembly refused to vote money for public ex.
pendlures. The Governor dissolved the ParlIa-
ment, causing great excitement aud necessitatng Q
general election.
grand German demonstration had taken place
In honor OF the visit OF the German war steamer
Nympne, which mas since lett for the Fiji Islands.
The British war steamer Rosario visited Nazapu
to investigate the circumstances OF the murder OF
Bishop Patterson. The natives fired upon the
steamers boats, whereupon the snip sheed the VII
lage ana the sailors killed number OF natives and
burned their canoes.
The intense heat which prevailed In the early part
of the month caused numerous fatal cases OF sun
stroke.
Two or the Sydney crews were first and second In
the champion gig race open to all Australia.
Another rich deposit OF tin ore, yielding over
seventy per cent OF metal has been found near
Tenter1eld.
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The Russian vnpor Hnths, 25 Esst Fourth
street. are the os extensive luxurious and popular baths 10
the United Staios For the OF Colds, rheumatism and
Complaints, they afford remedial effects that
be obtained elsewhere Open daily from A. NJ to T. NJ.
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LONDON, March 81 1872.
Mac Farne's extensive warehouse and adjoining
buildings, In Glasgow. were destroyed by fire last
night Loss G1O0,0 900.
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Real Hair--Hn,Han Uair.--indies shouid
call at J0sErI's har Emporium befsrc purchasing else
where 377 Eighth
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Cristadore's Hair Dive has no Eqma. in ths
world vis TIE sstes. AMI m)s. stable OF any Sold sgsry
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Removal. .
GnoyER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
7s6 and 7S5 Broadway, corner OF Tenth trest
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Gentlemcn,s Dress Hats, seven Dollars.
WARNOck & CO., $40 Broadway.
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Havana I.Ot,ery Prizes Cushed and TnfOra
nation gwen JOSEPH RATES. 1874 Broadway, room I.
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Royal Hnvana --Exfraorhinary
Drawing 4lh of April r. ORTEGA. % all ST. box 1si6
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SCOTLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK ussAln

Extensive and Destructive Fire in Glasgow.
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I T A L =.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales at
Audience with the Pope.
Vatican Message to victoria-Papal Praise of
Her People.
IELseaADs TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD

IELEGRAbs TO THE NEW y0aK HERALD
ROME, March q, 1872
The Pope yesterday gave long audience to the
Prince ana Princess OF Wales. He desired their
Royal Highnesses 80 convey to the Queen Of Eng
land his thanks for her constant evidences of SYM
patty, and praised the people OF Great Britain
for their piety.
Royal English Visit 10 Cardinal Ant0nelli.
ROME, March ~, 1872.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince OF Wales and
Princess Alexandra visited His Eminence Cardinal
Antonelli yesterday.
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Victoria.

Victoria.
mania for mining speculation is rife IN Victoria.
The branch mint IN Melbourne city Is nearly COM
pleted.
The bark Maggie Leslie Is loading the last or this
seasons wool shipments for America.
The Melbourne Chamber OF Commerce 10 urging
the government to run steamer, with kilograms,
from the terminus OF the Australian cable to
Normantown, where tie queensland line terminates
IN South AustI ALA.
great Indignation meeting has been held In
consequence OF the sydney authorities having i'm
posed customs duties to the INJURY Of the Murray
River trade, and negotiations are pending to pre-
vent further interference with the trade.
| The overland telegraph is now nearly ready for
working. The company has fixed the charge for
twenty words from Adelaide to London at S45.
Queensland.
The war steamer BasIsk picked up. q water
logged schooner name defaced), and found on
board fourteen dying Kanakas and several dead
bodies the hold The vessel is supposed to he the
Peri, which disappeared from the FIJI coast two
months ago with party or Warburton's muir
derers.
commission has been appointed to Inquire into
the best mode of constructing railways and report
ON the policy OF adopting the American system.
Mr.. Pring, ex-Attorney General, intends to bring
an action against the Speaker Of the Assembly for
causing his arrest on q warrant while the House
was not sitting.
Brisbane River IS almost clear of distractions.
ship OF 800 tons has been safely Berted alongside
the wharf.
The Queensland and Fendall were loading max and
gum Mt Auckland for New York.
The general colonial markets were unaltered. Lum-
Der Is unsuitable California salmon Is In excessive
supply. Kerosene and tobacco are firm.
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While waiting for n Cough $40 Go as 10
came" often sowing The seeds of consumption.
Better try a. once Or. JAMES ExpEoroRANr rus
cure for Coughs and Colds
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Stoughton.
sumner and the Colored Folks.
]. NJ. Ashley, who has been to Massachusetts 70
inspire respectable colored delegation to 60 to
New Orleans and represent that state the Colored
National Convention to meet ihere ON the 10th Of
April and place In nomination Charles Sumner for
the Presidency, failed to accomplish the task. A
colored delegation however, wIlgo from that state
and urge the denomination OF Prcslden, Grant,
Masonic.
The Supreme Council OF tscoo;n Rite Masons, will
probably meet at Louisville May &c. instead OF San
francisco. Albert Pike WILL Jyreside
Another Darien Exp~ diiion Projected.
The secretary OF the Nav has under cousidera-
toD the fitting out Of anOs ner surveying expedition
the Isthmus OF Darien TO examine another point
as the possible route for an in,eroceanic canal.
The expedition will not leave until next rall
NlinOrs W the Military.
The Military Commyscee OF the Senate, at its ses-
sion this morning. decided to report bill making
it Illegal to enlist ny nors In the military service.
PreJ dental Approvnls.
The President mas signed the act making an ap-
preparation fortne purchase OF site and the erec-
ton OF q building thereon, TO be used for purposes
OF Custom House, Post ONCE and other federal
Offices AT ~. LOUIS Also the act for extending the
time IN which to complete the Portage Lake and
Lake Supgrior Ship Canal
Presidential Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day
William II. Wilmer 10 be Collector OF Interna
hT,venue lor the riith district 0; Maryland
| :. POstDadsters-tlenry b. Atnerton, at Nashua, N
H.; Jonn dorchester, at sherman. Texas; Albert Ia
I Streeter. Ct Calumet MiCns
, 1872-05-25


49,. 80, , 49,.
1a S"mg "T &L'lsnu ScI T mPPrnhg d muuNno1 "ne same daSf chIdrei And this is
pau OF uUu% p~M MMh SCHOOLS M @ pn OF" ch much stress has been Mdj and durngt
discussions the Council on the grant a loan tcraS team-PIou mention wse xppSsy made of
a9m"nHon 40 aaPy Wem interest OF that m3 IN actor the whole subsidy oS2SOOO, towardsM s-
um5P WMM%noo and honorable members Will also remember how the Chairman, after vWE
ing MS seat eNnW went SOFA as oabShn IRON Voungonh the gHnt, because he lid Othnda clause
'Han +" me aPPMaau9n OF the interest; s" that hes. the Speaker must confess he was some
what disappointed at finding That the Chairman did, otjdn hm 1.-THE Committee in his proposal for
seeing the question Of subsidies to paWchEI schoos decided. His worthy find want to have the
"NH matter OF ScnpHerms postponed until we "Van Inspector; buff or him., RosenTand, It'll
essential 10 A" h'H P~SmM Sc"H 3@@ pc hsMzed or not Their eahy 0he queslonE
cmyw nov" Oe eC wcH, OutMe N@ or Wshzng those choosc could be easily realized
WIN mmo& IAN an ~ %SL Lea @Ma a % n%m NATIONS hn9s h mere 40 not Pm 5k Ike in politics. and here wihbenO
Ho !" o. Scm pS u%u wl cMhM are instructed n pnochaIS chNk,t than when they
T PvtM M @nwoIn P om3 rec SHn; ~s nm ma""m VIII I'VE as fnendy as ever, with each other
eNeu y W 9 once Wy are 0u mere n pmF the me c4"oI @I,h HrN Minister'S and Of that they om much
very effective" way OF assisting education. In St Thomas there Is no other way used but that;
mere the mole oaM cmr0unnt towards schools used for Sub1dzrS pnocld schools. But
HHoGt m Ia 90 0oT n No. - 1 I G m6 "mg Um"b decided For eV9nmay
ten interest the S2p0 be used Tor Su0adHng paronal Shoos, besides other assistance they will
e having, tMe VIII De less necessity tor pubic Tree school And that OMi be of great benefit
"m GMe0 instruction. a" ne certainly" cannot reconcile M1satt ohei idea Of its being right to
nave mHp I@r chHHen IN NSc0d IN Ming street rather than having them divided into several
smaller d defective schools. The question osubddzng schools has been fairly raised and he hal
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24
RE WAR

~ NEAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful know e. ce
II To ALL sent itce fer tw, stamps. Address
Or. Bonrparte y CN. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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III. 81 PIANO Co, " Y. PRICE S,.nun
No Ageuts Circulars ries, ST-@sPSe
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Butter and cheese are almost iudispensi-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but on inordi
nate use of either causes digestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
iort. JudicIonsly ueed will remove both of
there troubles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
THE FRENCH WAR DEBT.


Organization NJ a Ssociely q Ala the Fund.
The amount OF indemnity exacted by the Ger
mans from the French nation imposes, OF course a
great burden on the latter, although thus far the
obligation has been readily met The patriotism OF
the French residents OF the metropolis has been
aroused, and active measures have been inaugu.
rated Nv them 70 OBJ aln material ala for the iund TO
liauldaie the debt society has been organized In
this city, with Mlle Bousson twnose active exer-
tlous I'd securing food ana clothing Tor suffering
French during me war Will be rememoered as the
leading spirit.
Inc society at present consists only OF ladies' but
IL Is INTENDED 10 nave both ladies' and gentlemen on
the roll. An address to tue ladies OF America, set
ting forth the object aud rules OF the society," has
been published, and tho organization OF similar as
soclatons Throughout the Union earnestly requested.
subscriptions Will be received daily from eight A.
NJ. TO two =. NJ, and daily deposits will be made.
and twice in each week the subscriptions with the
names or subscribers, Will be forwarded 10 head
quarters In Paris. The society mas been quietly at
WORK few days ana already some $500 have been
subscribed. For the present the headquarters are
ut the establishment 6f Mile. Bouss0n, at $50 Broad
way but apartments are 10 be secured in some cen.
tra location. The full amount OF SUBSCRIPTIONS Will
be forwarded TO France, and no portion deducted
for expenses oil any kind.
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THE FIRST POLITICAL GUN FOR JUDGE
BEDFORD.

large meeting OF some OF the most influential
citizens Of the Twenty.second ward was held last
evening at Wenseis Garden, corner OF seventy Sec
ond street and Eighth avenue. After free discus
sion OF political affairs the following preamble and
resolutions were offered and unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically adoptcd:-
Whereas believing that republican form of government
Is the best that has been devised
sacred rights Of lite, liberty the security of his properly
the exercise OF and believing that the strong
support and protection for such gov IN
Pure and fearless udcary and whereas have watched
with the most profound interest the upright and
Judge of this city, in his WIS
and the prompt vndoa0n of justice which have guar
the security Of persons property
and have checked crime IN midst the active
citizens OF the TwentysecOnd ward who
mindful OF the vital political of the past and have
taken earnest part In the performance of duties
the exercise OF elective franchise in sustaining the best
candidates offered for our Suffrage have resolved TO organ
lie ourselves Into an association for the purpose
ing Judge Bedford and champion OF the
peoples rights and is therefore hereby
Resolved, That this association shall he known the
Cunning Bedford Association OF the Twenysecond ward
over two hundred persons were enrolled and the
following officers were elected Fdele Heitz Presi-
dent; Jonn j. Clancy Vice Presidents Edward Darke,
Second Vice Presidents Otto Felgenren, secretary;
Martin Callahan, Corresponding secretary, and
Peter Venzel, treasurer. There was large ana
attractive display OF fireworks, ana c0nsiderable
enthusiasm " as manifested. The speakers at the
meeting were Mr. John ID. Townsend, Lawrence v.
Herman Thomas W. Pittman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
AQUATICS.

Ellis Ward. one OF the famous Ward crew, now so.
journng In Georgia, proposes 10 pull mile race on
the Savannah river, IN his single scul against any
four-oared crew from among amateurs, provided
purse OF SIS or 500 can De raised as prize.
An attempt Is being made to get up match be.
tween Thomas Q. Butler, OF Boston, and William
Scharn, OF the Mckee Barge Club, Of Birmingham,
r. tor0w Qp ne sc6dylsnl River, at Philadelphia
few pounds IN Weigh is tie only obstacle ID the
way Of signing articles at present. So ID
The Paris crew, OF ST. John, n. b., issIa tle folowS
ing challenge ~
We the undersigned, are prepared to row aSv
ur-oared crew in England or the United states q
SIX mile race-three miles TO o stakeboat ana re-
either OF the New York crews accepts this challenge
we Will allow them fair expenses 10 row at Halifax.
We Will allow the Taylor Wnship ana Chambers
crews, OF England the usual expenses. The cond-
lions OF the race are mat IL shall take place at Hail.
fax n. s., in June or July OF the present year, and
that neither boat shall carry a coxswaIn Hoping
That one OF the many crews who claim The title or
champions Will accept our challenge and row us,
signed, Robert Fulton samuel Hutton George Price
and Elijah Hutton.
Robert Fulton and George Brown have been
matched to row straight four mile race at Digby,
Nova Scotia. The day on which the match will
take place has not yet been decided on. The match
is for $1,000 side each party paying their own ex-
penses.
Charles S. osborn, of the ATLANTA Club, and II.
Van Lathram or the south Brooklyn ROWING Clup,
are matched TO row three miles, with turn, lot
valuable prize, on the Passalc River, N. D.. III 'ue
month OF June. a.,.or
new boating club, known as the Kingnsner
Boat club, has been formed In Boston, anu ho"
numbers some sixty active memoers'
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COCK FIGHTING.

nm at main has beeh made between Georgia and
ss.sn carolina, represented By the veteran turf
800 s,.,or n G.. Bacon OF mo latter, and MIR. J.
bowler Of ,nc former state and the United States.
for the large stake Of $1,000 the odd fight. 1t VIII be
Fought az New orleans, and last four days, COM
menclur April o. and therefore Will take place be.
,.raan rho two race meetings. Each party Will
CHOW ,nirty one cocks, at weights ranging from
SLY" ~ 70 n In 3 or. aud fight according 10 FUR
10 AZ v az construed by DR.. Gee, or Selma, Ala.
W ,vn nrasnme Captain r. G. Moore is interested In
tr,s r,mportant cQ4king contest.
tnis nam heIweciisine fancers or Richmond and
,orr,nmoufn. va, will commence at the former
lace IN tuesday, March T. continuing three days.
pn main rs for SlO0 each battle, and $1,000 the odd
agSt' each party showing twenty-one birds, COCKS
and Stays.
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Interesting Meeting Inst Evening-The Bill
To Be Presented to the Lesislafure-The
Rifle Range, Prizes md the New MANUAL
Election OF New Members.
a meeting Of the members Of the New York State
Rifle Association was held last evening at the
headquarters In Mercer street. Generals Shaler and
woodward, Colonies Church and Peck, Adjutant
Harding. Major Smith, MIR. Dymocx and Captain
Wingate were present, and formed q quorum.
When the last named gentleman, In his capacity as
secretary, had read the minutes of the last meeting
GENERA iSnaler read the bill which had been drawn
up for presentation to the Legislature entitled IAN
act to establish rine range and promote skill In
craftsmanship for the state OF New York.
The principal object OF this bill Is TO ask an ap
propriatlon from the Legislature OF sum OF
$4,000 upon the said association giving
the whole amount to be devoted TO the cree.
t1On OF q range, suitable building, appurtenances,
annontmens e Of ocers the meshods Of drawing inc
money for requirements and the SELECTION or
grounds for the contemplated range.
The question OF prizes to be offered was debated
at length, especially with reference 10 those already
in the possession OF the association which had been
donated by Calling and Remington. There was
also considerable discussion as TO whether the
prizes should be shot for individually or by regi-
ments. General smaller was inclined to think thar
cnance to show their skill; but Adjutant Harding
differed and brought up the case OF the English
rife contests at Wimbledon in support OF his argu-
ment. The matter was finally allowed to stand
over, and the bill was reported approved and the
committee requested to take measures to ensure
being passed.
Manual compiled by Captain Vingate, was then
produced by the Chairman, VINO stated that ne had
made q lew addenda. These were read TO the mem
beers present, discussed, ana the Manual finally
adopted as that OF the association.
The following new members were balloted for and
approved of:-Henry M. Knapp, Charles +. conner,
r. L. Boucher and Alexander J. ROux all OF the
Twenty-second regiment, after which proceeding
The meeting adjourned.
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The History Of the Inv Of Libel In New
York. ~ w.. 90.

The History Of the Inv Of Libel in New
York. 80 -~- ~ r,r>...
At the regular monthly meeting OF the Historical
Society last evening Mr.. William w. Campbell, late
Judge OF the Superior Court, read paper on the
above subject The Judge first briefly glanced at
the common law OF England and traced its dissent
nation through Asia, Africa and America Here In
New York 1t was first planted by our English
ancestry. and here he said, the first great
achieved over the old idea that HAD pertaned
under II that the greater the truth the greater the
libel. After quoting judicial opinions IN England
on this subject the Judge detailed the case or the
King against John Peter Finger that was tired IN
inis city n 1888 few years beioremlp I1S2-one
~nS was nen ming 's sS once on na aa
OF Rip Van, Dam Inc moneys Received by
MN during his incumbency: The stlf-ncckea
surrender the whole The result was That The
Courts were appealed to, conflict ensued between
the judiciary and the Governor, who removed one
OF them. Al mat time there was paper published
called Radneld's Gdzette when took SIDES with the
Crown authorities Az ,nis period Finger started
OF tne Judges and assailed the administra.
ton. The fesut was his arrest Tor libel
and BIS Pedestrian 10 PRISON nsaad On
When the trial came on, IN 1875, Hamilton, the
great counsellor OF Philadelphia, appeared for the
accused. and adml.ted the fact OF tae publication,
which tie prosecution held was an aggravatlon OF
The crime, according to English rulings. IL was
then that Hamilton look the ground that TO cOnsti-
ute libel 1t was necessary 10 show that the intent
was malicious aud seIitions, and declared
glon and that In New York man might
make very free with hs Cod but must be very re-
spectful to his Governor. The result was mat
Finger was acquitted by the jury, and thus the
freedom OF the press was Guaranteed. The Judge
quoted the owen libel case, mat created 80 mucn
excitement In England In 1852, aud more recent
cases In this country that have rendered the Old
principle tnat truth or the publication oaanot be
pleaded Ia extc uuatlon obsolete.
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QUITE A DIFFERENCE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Tabernacle Lodge, sos. was summoned specially
for the presentation OF certificate Of honorary
membership to brother Felix Conner and not for
the presentation Of Past Masters jewel, stated
in yesterdays issue. The Jewel was presented to
W. Brother Thomas stevenson, although the lodge
was not summoned Tor that purpose. BY making
Of your readers. W. II. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
AUBURN IN. " CITY ELECTIONS.

Republican victorics-tlnyor and Aldermen
Elected.
AUBURN, N. Y, March s, 1872.
The republican city ticket carried in this city
to-day, and for Supervisors six republicans and one
democrat were elected. Major Thomas, the repub-
hcan candidate for Mayor. received about 500 ma
jority Captain Noses the democratic candidate.
The republicans nave elected three out OF the
seven Aldermen. The Board will now stand seven
republicans and seven democrats.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Dafy Globe is the title OF new daily paper
lust started IN Boston. 1t is large handsome, nrss
class paper, independent In politics. While its edi-
toriai columns evince much ability and Its news
columns are unusually well filed for a Boston
paper-lts typographical appearance Is uncxcep.
tionaDle.
The Albany Erening Times has changed hands.
and will, It Is sa,N. srnrort tra democratic refoxm
NOV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
CALIFORNIA.

County Treasurer, District Attorney and As.
SCISSOR OF Sniano County Holding Their
Oficcs-Charge Of Election Frauds.
49, SAN FRANCISCO, March 6, 1872.
The Comfy Tire. anrer District Attorney and AS
SCISSOR OF Salano county refuse " a"t'Vr"e, 'ne"
Onces TO their successors, alleging that the
was void ON account OF the Illegal interference o.
federal officers at Mare Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06

The definite winding up of the affairs OF the old
firm OF Goupll Co., ut Paris, compels the sale OF
their stock OF pictures, and the partners have
elected to offer Them to the American public, as.
owing to the influences or the war. Paris Is at pre-.
sent but poor field for artistic sales. The paint
lngs nave already arrived In Tins country, and VIII
be at once placed on public view previous to their
DISMISSAL by auction,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
GEORGIA.

Election Of n Democratic State Senator.
MACON, March s, 1872.
In the Senatorial election in the Tenth district
yesterday, Styles, democrat, was elected by large
majority over Armstrong. independent candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
ART MATTERS.
GOuuil's Gallery.

series OF four paintings, by w. NJ. Brackett
representing salmon fishing in Canadian waters
occupy prominent position in this exhibition. The
drawing and color OF this fish truthful ana erec-
tive one, representing the salmon rising through
the water, winch Is very carefully and truthiully
painted and Is marked by unaffected vlgOr. indeed.
all paintings display close observation. as well
as strong pictorial power IN the rendering.