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TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.


ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, Dec II. 1872.
the afternoon to-day en- route on his journey from
Great Britain to Alden to join the British expedi-
ton which has been commissioned to act for the
suppression Of the African slave trade.
The distinguished visitor travelled from Brindisi
by steamship.
oiTIzEN RECEPTION.
10 was received, on landing by the British Con-
sui General and q large number Of onicers OF the
Egyptian army. who gave him very warm and
encouraging greeting.
COURT HONOR by The KnEDIvE.
Sir Bartte WIN proceed from Alexandria to Cairo.
where he win be entertained as the guest OF His
fiighness the Khedive OF Egypt, previous to his
departure for Zanzibar.
SIR BARTLE's ROUTE AND SUITE.
Sir Barte Frere took his departure from Charing
Cross Station, London, on Thursday, the 2lst of
November, bound for Zanzibs.Sr, by Way OF Paris,
Brindisi Alexandria and ..den.
DE was accompanied. by the members OF numer.
GUS ana olstlngui.hed suite. and Lieutensnt Came.
ron' n ~, COMMANDER OF the HLIyingstons East
Sess. Expedition." wiz proceed TO zspzlbar with
Sir BarSle and tho ~ nna,a,ssaS Il the yacht
Ecsasntr. .... p"''' - '''' ss1--;..' g =
TIE suite consists Of the Rev. q. P. Badger, Sec
/ rotary OF Legation; Major Evan Smith, private
secretary; the Kazi Shahab.ud-Din. agent to the
Rao Of Clutch; Captain Fairfax, R. NJ, and Mr.. Hill
and Mr.. Gray, attaches-the former from the
English Foreign ana the latter from the India once
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 49, A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 1s-l A. NJ.
Synopsis for the Past 7scentvJ0w Hours.
In the Northwest the barometer has risen with
northerly and northeasterly winds, occasional
snow and cloudy weather, extending southwark to
Missouri and the Lower ohio and eastward to the
western Lakes; in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States northerly to eastery winds, cloudy weather
and light rain, with lower pressures; In the Lower
Lake and Canadian regions southerly and westerly
winds, generally clear weather and low tempera.
lures and high barometers In the Middle and
Eastern states northwesterly to northeasterly
winds, clear weather in the latter and cloudy
weather and light snow and rain In the southern
part Of the former section.
Probabilities.
The barometer will rise in the Northwest and
over the western Lakes and thence to Arkansas
and Tennessee, with northerly and n0rtheasterly
winds, cloudy cold weather and occasional snow
and ran clearing in the afternoon; in the Gulf
and South Atlantic States northcry to easterly
winds, low pressures, cloudy weather and rain,
clearing away in the evening; In Michigan, on the
Lower Lakes and in Canada, southwesterly to
northwesterly winds, partly cloudy and cold
weather and occasional snow; in the Middle and
Eastern States northwesterIy and northeasterly
winds, diminishing pressures lower temperatures
cloudy weather, with occasional snow and rain in
the former.
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ICE ON THE HUDSON.
The Old liking" Practically Closed to
Navigation for the Winter.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Dec. II, 1872.
The navigation Of the Hudson north of this point
IL practically closed for the season. The only boats
now running between this city and New York are
Homer Ramsdell 4 Co.'s daily line Of barges, which
are towed by heavy propellers, forcing passage
through the ice. The barge Susquenanna left here
tonight in tow OF PoughKeepsie propeller the
latter making this her last trip for the season.
south OF this point the ice liz not very heavy
put with the continued cold Is gradually
becoming more difficult to pass through
and, rom present indications, navigation
will soon be closed as far south as the southern en-
trance to the Highlands at Peekskfll The last tow
from the Pennsylvania Coal Works OF this civ
consisted OF ninety loaded boats, which were taken
to New York by three steamers in one long river
procession, headed by the Norwich, known "a the
Ice King of the Hudson.
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THE ALABAMA MIDDLE ENDED
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. /,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. IL, 1872
According to agreement the members Of the
Court House and Capitol Legislatures met at the
state House at twelve o'clock to-day and proceeded
TO business according to the plan Of Attorney
General Williams.
In the Senate the Lieut. nant Governor presided
No special business was transacted. The Barbour
county republican senator took his seat, but IL Ia
contested. The seat OF the MarengO republican
senator will probably also be contested.
In the House the republicans elected the temper
airy Speaker and Clerk. They will have majority
oil from six to eight.
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STANLEY ENTERTAINED IN BOSTON,

Boston, Mass, Dec. II, 1872.
A reception was given Stanley, the discoverer OF
Livingstone this evening, by Curtis Guild, OF the
Commercial Bulletin, at his residence 20 Mount
Vernon street. The affair was quite informal, but
very pleasant. Among those present, together
with many OF the principal newspaper editors and
proprietors, were Governor Washburn, Mayor
CASTOR, M. P. Wilder, Rev. f. f. Hale Collector
Russell and many distinguished citizens and mem.
bers OF the city government There were also sew.
eral anies present.
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GERMANY.
A New First Secretary for tho Imperial Lega-
ton in Washington.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Dec. II. 1872.
Among the passengers by the steamship Rhein,
which left Bremen on Saturday for New York, Is
Count Andreas Bernstorn lately attached to the
North German Legation at Vienna, who has been
appointed to succeed Count Arnim Boitzenburg as
First Secretary OF the same Legation at WASH
ington.
Herr Won Arko Valley. who Is at present in Wash
ington, takes the place OF Count Andreas Bernstorn
In Vienna.
PRINCE BISMARCK RELIEVED OF COUNCIL pREsI-
DENCY.
General Won Room will act Professionally as Presi-
dent OF the Prussian Council OF Ministers, the EN-.
peror having granted Prince Bismarck's request to
be relieved.
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&6e 90 soon to be more practically exhibited
On tho banks of the Seine, we CON-
tess misgiving about the peace-compelling
buaness. The great difficulty at present
existing appears to be fear in the minds of
American inventors that it is a huge trap to
capture gratuitously the work of their teem-
lng brains. Austria is to be requested not to
20 anything of the kind
The disclaimer of Mr.. Brooks on the Credit
Mobilier question led to the most notable
feature Of the day-a proposition to have an
other committee appointed to examine thor
pughly the whole Union Pacific business in its
relations to the government from beginning
TO end. A full consideration of this matter
was postponed; but from the temper Of the
House it is not improbable that the proposed
committee will be appointed. The action of
the special committee in continuing its close
Hessiops was commented on. The response
was characteristic. They prefer telling the
story altogether at the close of the investi-
cation to letting the public learn its progress
from day to day. 1t may be pertinent to ask
whether tho members, who long unanimously
for newspaper fame, would like to have this
t'Star Chamber" rule applied to their orations
during whole session.
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THE GREAT FIRE IN HAMILTON.

HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. II, 1872
The smoulderng ruins OF yesterdays fire burst
into flames this afternoon, communicating with
Davis Co.s store adjoining. Their loss is 100000
insurance $40. 600. james Turner h Co.'s whole
sale grocery was damaged to a large amount. The
Bank OF Commerce received considerable damage.
Some OF the assurances are as follows: Imperial,
which. with yesterdays fire, makes the loss over
$200,00O
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IA. 49,.
CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Saturday, Dec IA, 1872.
Via KEY WEST I
The government is purchasing horses In Mexico
for use u the army
The epizooty continues and many horses are
dying
MURDER OF A MATE.
Andrew Marshall, q sailor, or the brig Mariposa
at Santiago de Cuba. killed Frank Breen, the Sec
ond mate.
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THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
The Governor Elect ResiQ ms.

beHeraI JUHH A. DIX, the GOVerhUr tTeCt mas ad-
dressed the following letter TO Mr.. James NJ Brown,
resigning from the Committee OF seventy
No 3.WEsr TwENrY.rrRsr STREgr, Dec. IL, 1871
DEAR sIR-As am about 10 remove to Albany deem
proper TO resign my place member OF the Commit.
tee OF seventy In dssoving my connection with You
and our associates in the committee shall carry with
me pleasant remembrance OF our Joint consultations
and labors, and OF earnest efforts to
fellow citizens municipal government which should
protect them In the future from the gross of tho
past am, very truly, yours JOHN A. DIX
enty.
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Am U s E M e N rs.
Filth Avenue Thcatre-ssA Bold Stroke
for . Husband"

Fifth Avenue Thcatre-ssA Bold Stroke
for q Husband"
me latest and, We presume, the last OF the old
English comedies Mrs. Cowleys BOLD Stroke for
HUSBAND" was produced at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre last night The cast was chiefly remark
able In the fact that the leading parts were all
taken BY the younger members OF Mr.. Days COM
pany, MI. George Clarke and Mr. Lewis James as
summing Don Julio and Don Carlos and Miss Fanny
Davenport and Miss Clara Morris the Donna olivia
and Donna Victoria. Mr.. Grifaths played Don
Caesar and Mr. owen Fawcett the musical genius
Don vincentiO. As picture the play was very
beautiful, but as severe and faithful interpreta-
ton OF Spanish life-which. like the law or the
that merit the company could have shown by a
more studied presentation Of the piece. We attach
no particular blame to this fault however for Mrs.
Cowleys play is scarcely Spanish, beyond the
names of the characters and the harsh rules which
husbands and fathers adopt In the control Of their
adays for the severe etiquette OF spanish lile,
smothered. as it Is in multitude OF ane phrases,
Taking this view OF the matter the manner 10
which the play. was presented was better than II
ideal. II never reaching the height OF greatness,
thing which tins comedy scarcely allows, u was
we'll done 10 ali Its parts. Neither special fault nor
special praise need be awarded to anybody, except
In single and unexpected instance, the perform
ance being unusual for It's ease and eyenness. 1t
cloud Il never dragged, and sometimes was made
very amusing 1t makes little difference whether IT
lence consisted In the fact that 1t was comedy
well played. Miss Kate Claxton, az the Donna
Marcella, was worthy Of word OF praise, and Miss
hose st. Clair who made her frst appearance in
this CITY, was more fortunate than some other OF
the new corners In playing the little part that she
Of something better Ia the future. Well as all the
parts were played the piece gave one Of those ORA
Miss Mary Cary in playing Minette, Donna Olivia's
maid, acted the assumption Of her mistresss char
acter in the fourth act with singular SKIN, and was
was one OF those returns for doing small part
well which generous public Is always willing to
bestOW where Il Is merlted, and IN spite OF much
| excellent acting at this and other theatres this
little episode must be placed among the successes
i II the dramatic yeaIss
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AFRICA AND BRITAIN.
Sir Bartle Frere's Arrival at
Alexandria.

Cordial Reception Of the Slave Trade Suppress
sionist Missionary-Court Compliment from
the Khedive-A Distinguished Party En-
gagged in Grand Humanitarian Duty
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, Herald Building:-
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2 N q L A N D.
Press Review Of President Grants mss,
sage-His Diplomatic Urbanity, Cuban
Policy and Outlook South.
Snow Storm and Swollen Rivers in the
NOrth-.-PlatfOrm Rioters Punished.
1tlEGaAMs 10 the new YORK HERALD.

ItltthA@ ~ Inc NEW Y0Rk HERALD.
LONDON, Dec. II, 1872.
The full text Of President Grants Message has
been received by mail and Is published in the
London journals.
The London Times reviewing the Message, says
the President appears ''retcent, formal and cour-
teous, bowling TO the diplomatic circle with all the
dfbanity Of an Old World statesman" The
Message is q striking picture Of the prosperity
and rapid progress Of the country. The London
Times approves OF the proposal for an Alaska
Boundary Commission, praises the Presidents
moderation toward Cuba" and appauds the re-
commentator for the reduction Of the army, ana
adds:-"The President, about to enter upon his
normal state at all salient points, but still bearing
traces OF the great war in the public debt and the
Reorganization OF the South.
The London Ne,cs, commenting on President
Grants Message, trusts his recommendation for
the abolition OF slavery In Cuba will be successful
with the Spanish government.
SEVERE SNOW STORM AND SWOLLEN RIVERS.
severe snow storm prevailed in the north Of
England during the day yesterday.
In Yorkshire and Derbyshire the ground Is
covered to the depth Of loot and railway trains
are delayed.
The rivers in that section OF the country are
very muCn swollen.
PLATFORM RIOTERS SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Fourteen OF the rngleaders In the disordery
demonstrations at the Fenian Amnesty Meeting in
Stockton, on Sunday last have been sent to prison
for various terms Of punishment.
Severe Storm OF Snow After Rafn-Tele-
graphs interrupted and Coast Line
Swept.
LONDON, Dec $3.50 A. M.
hours aud the rain fall has been the heaviest OF
the season. Large tracts OF land in Leicestershire
are inundated.
In Derbyshire snow has fallen to the depth Of
twelve inches.
The telegraph lines in all directions are badly
damaged. Telegraphic communication with Liver.
pool Leeds and Hull Is interrupted.
At Grimsby the gale was hurricane, and many
casualties are reported.
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Wreck or . ship on q Voyage from
Philadclphfa.

LONDON Dec. 1850 A. M.
The ship Luconia, from Philadelphia for Rotter-
dam, went ashore in the storm, near Boulogne and
became total wreck.
All hands on board were saved except one.
DIsRAELTs DOMESTIC BEREAVEMENT.
The funeral Of Lady Beaconsfeld will take place
on Thursday. 1t will be strictly private.
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IeAeraPh Communication and National
Material Progress a. e.. .s'.'
Telegraphic comuniUa..o. WIN .ne City or Mex
leo, by way Of Matamoros, has been re-esablished,
and telegram was received in New York on Tues
day, 18th instant from the Associated Press OF Mex
leo to the press OF this country, through Its organ.
izations, Offering congratulations on the event,
and extending an invitation to American repre-
sentatlves to be present at the Inauguration Of the
completed railroad between the city OF Nc xico and
Vera Cruz, on the lat or January next.
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Card.
BUSINESS OFFICES or WESTERN & Co, PUBLISHERS,
81 PARK Row NEW YORK, Dec. IL, 1872.
To Newsmen.
We have this day received the following notification
from the American News Company
AMERICAN NEws COMPANY,
lis III, l19 AND l2l NASSAU STREET,
SrPgRiNrsNDESIs OFFICE, Dec. IL, 1872.
Messrs. WESTERN 4 Co.. Publishers Of Coal and Iron
Record -
GESrLExyy-We have just been notified by the Secre
the New Central Coal Company that paper
December IL contains gross libel them and that II
continue IFS sale they would hold us responsible We
SHALL therefore, be Obliged discontinue the sale of the
PATRICK FARRELLy, Secretary.
Not wishing TO cause any inconvenience, trouble
pense TO the above named company and willing to take
the entire responsibility q the charge OF libel on our own
contract with You WILL therefore, please send your
orders direct this ONCE, whence they will be filed
the order Of their reception, as rapidly AZ possible
WESTERN co.
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MEXICO.
Vote by Ballot Difficulties Cortina's Plan Of
Carrying an Election-National Progress
Despite the Border Line Agitation,
1EleGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAMOROs, Dec II, 1872.
The delegates from the different precincts who
retired from the headquarters Of election without
sSnnttrs .hn votes for muni"'~"' -" " -
Count Of the INTERFERENCE 81 the military on the
18th inst, were induced last evening by Colone
Cristo, military commander. to again meet.
Having done so, and being about to count the
votes, they were attacked by thirty armed roughs,
who carried away and destroyed the papers and
votes.
This act Is supposed to be the work Of Cortips,
he having publicly stated that, with one delegate
Of the twenty-four, he would carry the election.
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SPAIN.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HeRALB.

MADRID, Dec. II, 1872.
Three Carlist bands were defeated and dispersed
by the government troops ON the 10th instant.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. TO 8 p. "
On Sunday from TO r. VI.
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A.-F0r q Beautiful Hat for the Holt.
days go direct the manufacturer, ESPENsCHEID lIs
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PSI and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery: Grand Ell
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Royal Havana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
drawing 10th of December. r. 0RTEGA (box l,8i6 Posi-
ofllce), No. Q Wall street.
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q. Graham, Pntnter, Late HOjer & Graz
ham, SIGNS, PATENT NET BANNERS AND KIN.
GRAyED METAL SIGNS. Removed from 81 Duane
street to 6S3 Broadway
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| BARRIERS, Use Sackett's Magic COiOris.7
General supply store i22 Liberty street. New York Send
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Batchclor's Hair Dye.-Is the Best I'm
the world the only and perfect dye harmless r5li
able instantaneous At all druggists
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Holiday Hats and Seal skin Caps. al
manufacturers prices. T.. ERNENWEIN,
liS Na6snu street. near spruce street-
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Cheapest Bookstore in tho Worlds
l67 fs2 msgnifcent Holiday Cooke and Juveniles Cata
iogues treeS LEGGAr BROTHERS. No Beckman 4.
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On Marriage.-Happy Relief for Young
Men. Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
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with your coughing sncexng wheeling and trumpeting
when for 50 cents you every trace of
cough or cold with HALE's HONEY OF HOREHoUND
AND TAR.
their toothache In minute with PIXIES TOOTH.
ACHE DROPS.
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SealsIxin Caps, Gauntlets, Collars, &c.,
The skating season has opened brilliantly and thc de-
mand for these elegant articles is eonseqrntly active
dor the Fifth Avenue Hotel stores famous for the beauty
varieties OF Fancy Furs ~"
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HOjer q Graham, Painters.-The BMsi~
will be continued by uOLER Co. at the old snnds
" Duane street SIGNS, PATENT NEf BANNERSS amt
ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS.