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TUBE UATIONAL 1lETROP0TITAR
i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED A UG UST IS, 1870,
CASH CAPITAL................. 90 600
once in shepherds Buildi.g g. No sosX Pennsyi
'ania avenue MW1ssss K NGGTf , President;
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary.
Il b. Blake, VIM. B. Todd,
VIM. G. Metzerott. John r. Lehman.
A. 3. shepherd ocll-tf
LIMITED STATES PATENT OTFIOI.
On II. wAsH;rs ds III &, Ny smbs5 t.
ANNA CATHARINE WILHELM. Of Phils
phis, Psnnsyly anis, praying for the extension o
patent granted to them on the Sd day Of May. 1859
and aeissued on the 18th day Of August, 1867 for
II e ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the LIST day OF April next; that the time
Tor Ming arguments and the Ex sminer b report De-
petition be heard on the i5,E day Of April nsss.
HaS 'GsS 81; Gs%a,o..r
IINITEp STATES FATENT OFFIOE,
WAsHINeToN, D: O., Move mber q. 1877
granted % him On The I'D day Of Febr Gary. is ana
reissued ON the LIST day Of September, 1855 for an
Improvement tt Water Wheels:
slOsed the asf day Of Jsaaa15 NEXT: that tb.
nns for Ming argnmeDt. and the Ezapainers report
De limited 20 the slst day OF Jaauary next, AM
nsi ss6 petition Re heard ON the SD. day az Feb
ANY person nay oppose this exsensi1s.
no1siaSt n. b. LEGGEfT, COmmissioasr.
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In ORDER that our readers should enjoy the
luxuries of pure Tea and Coffee, we advise our
readers to patronize the American Tea Store,
corner 9TH and / streets, where they will find
pure and fresh goods sold at New York prices
Mr.. bowling rOssts his Coffee daily by steam
and by process only known to himself. and
grinds it in quick time, if required. Goods
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LADIES AND GBNTLKNRs: II you wish your
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sent them to A. Fisher, No. 618 9Th street, eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
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WILCOX & GIBB's SswIEG MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
lntelligencer Building. 1923
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~ HOUSEKEEPERS AND AL OTHERS
IN WANT OF GOODS WILL BEAR TIE
ABOVE IN MIND. 1T WILL COSf YOU
STOCK nov11-tr
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

play the Harlequin for the amusement OF the
countrv. Senator Cameron is anxious to play
the part OF old "one-Two" to sergeant-at- Arms
French's
HUMPry DUMPTY IN PoLIcEMAN's CLOTHES.
but It is quite certain that gentlemen who put to
sea in tub will all go down together 1t Is 80 far
from being probable however, that the Senate will
consent to become side show for the dvertise-
ment OF big and little children that 1t Is confidently
predicted tonight that Cameron's comprehensive
resolution will fail for want OF votes.
The President to-day transmitted to the House OF
Representatives the correspondence up to the 25th
of April in relation to the Treaty Of Washington.
This is all Of the correspondence OF which the
House has been placed In possession, the
Message OF the President and the important let
ters and kilograms subsequent to the 25th OF
April including the additional article to the treaty,
being omitted. for the reason that they refer to
pending negotiations, and because the Senate has
them In confidence 1t was not known at the time
the correspondence to which reference Is above
made was sent to the House that the entire in
formation on the subject had already appeared in
the HERALD
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
FRANCE.
Appointment Of Ambassadors to Warrington
and Other Governmect+MarshalB Ba-
sains Under Guard.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS, May Is, 1872.
An official decree appears to-day announcing the
following appointments of French Ambassadors:-
The Duke de NOailles, at Washington; NJ Jules
Ferry, at Athens; M. Gabriac, at the Hague, and
M. Godneau, at Stockholm.
THE DUKE NOAILLEs.
The Duke de Noailles, who has been gazetted
the most distinguished names which occur in
French history-the house becoming famous in the
year 1547, under Antoine, Admiral OF the kingdom,
and Ambassador Of the Crown at the British
Court during the years l553-56 Francois, the
brother OF Antoine served as French Minister In
London, Constantinope and Venice. The family
supplied also Marshal OF France, Cardinal Of the
Church. and Adrien Maurice, who was at times
Minister OF Finance, Minister OF State, a General OF
the army, Minister OF Foreign Affairs and a COM
mander under SAKE at FOntenOy. Philip de
Noailes, Duke dc Mouchy, Marshal OF France, de-
Tended the Tuileries against the revolution on the
Goth of June, 1902. lie imp rsoned subse-
quenty on charge OF ''sheltering priests" and
gui0tned, with his wfe-named Madame rEti-
quette by Marie Antoinette-on the 9th OF June,
1904. The present duke Is republican In politics.
MARSHAL BAZAINE UNDER CLosB ARREST.
Marshal Bazaine though placed under arrest, Is
allowed to remain at home; but guards have been
placed in the grounds surrounding his residence to
prevent outside parties from communicating with
him.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
FATHER BURKE IN JERSEY.
A Grand Serenndc and TOrchlight Pr
ccssiOn OF the Temperance SOcicties.

Grand Serenndc and Torchlight Pro-
ccssion Of the Temperance Societies.
Father Tom Burke made his first appearance in
Jersey City last evening at st. Peters church,
where he ectured "The Promises of
Christ Realized Only in the Catholic Church."
The lecture was delivered in aid OF st.
Patrick's church on Jersey City Heights and when
IL IS stated that Father Burxes audience filed up
every available space 1t will not be necessary to
remark that st. Patrick's church will be greatly
benefited. Not only Catholics but EpscOpalians,
Presbyterians and Methodists were to he
in several fine passages excelled himself and his
lecture throughout was such masterpiece of logic
that 1t may be said its eloquence was the least part
oft He took occasion at the close OF the lecture
to offer feryia eulogy on the temperance organiza-
ton, for the promotion of which he declared he
would freely lay down his life
In the sanctuary were seated Fathers Beaudevin,
s. j.; McQuade, S. j.. Frederiche, S. j.; Harrigan,
Hennessey, Smith, Of Jersey City; Cantwell and
Downes, OF Paterson; McGahan, of East Newark, and
several other clergymen. Just before the conclu-
sion OF the lecture torchlight procession OF the
catholic temperance societies of Hudson
county under the leadership OF Mr..
Francis Mcdonald, Grand Marshal was
Father Burke accompanied by Father Hennessey
and Major Haverty, took their seats in an open
carriage, the procession, accompanied by several
brass bands proceeded through the principal
thoroughfares Of the city to the residence OF Father
Hennessey, where Father Burke was serenaded.
The grafton was one Of which the eloquent Domini-
can has reason to feel proud.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
AQUATIC.

The Schuylkill Navy Regatta Commit
tees Definition Of Professional Oars
man.
The Regatta Committee Of the Schuylkill Navy
have issued the following circular, which explains
ITSELF and is worthy Of the attention Of those in
terested:-
SCHUYLKILL NAVY
PHILADELPHIA, May 13, 1872. !
Doubts having been expressed as to the exact in
tent of that portion of the circular heretofore pub
lished by the Regatta Committee which refers to
the distinction between amateurs and professionals
as determined upon by the Navy for its governance
in the coming regatta, 1t is considered proper to
publish the following detailed de1niton:-
They will be considered professionals who have openly
and publicly rowed match race for stakes put
up either by the contestants or any of them Cor by any
other party parties as backing Of wager upon
their respective rowing ability, or they who may have
issued accepted challenge for or who have
TO any such match race with designated organiza-
tons, individuals, In general terms Water
who for hire trainers and janitors Of boat
houses will also be considered professionals and such
excluded
The Regatta Committee OF the Naval Board fur
ther think it proper to advise all intending COM
petitors that they reserve and will not fail to eXer
else the right up to the moment OF the races, OF
Guiding any party or parties who they may find
come within the application of the foregoing rule.
Amateur clubs interested or intending to partici-
pate In this regatta, are urgently requested freely
to communicate to the Regatta Committee any in
formation in their possession which will enable the
that the regatta shall be purely amateur.
BY order Of the committee,
WIN. A. STEEL, Secretary
1887 Coates street.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

roypoy MoyEY NARKEr.-LoSDoN. May l5-5 p. NJ
Consols closed at % for money and 93A for the
count United States hve.twenty bonds iozs os4 Soos
old eI: l867is, 93 ten.fortles, 80 .
FRASxyoRr BouRsH -FR,skFoRr, May ia-United States
fvesfwcnty bonds 95k for the issue of 1852
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs, May l5-A A.-Rentes opened at
54f 77c. -. ~. ,s a m
M-The cotton market closed unchanged The sales OF
the day have 20 900 bales, including oo or specu
lation and export. go ~, =,
=. M.-The market for breadstufs - qulct. oneese
Cos per for the best grades OF American hne Lard
LIvERpooL Provisions MARKET -LrvERpooL, May l5-
Evening BACON 34s per cwt. for short rib middlcs
Spirits turpcntine, 55s n 5Ss per cwt -.
LONDON PRoDucE EMARKET.-LorD0y, May l5-Evening
Calcutta linsccd GisS
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
THE SUICIDE OF MR. SPENCER
III Health tho Cnusc-Hc Was a Bank
Teller.

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest at
his office in the City Hall over the remains Of Mr..
Lewis p. M. Spencer, who shot himself through the
head at the Merchants Hotel, on Monday night.
For eight years past Mr.. Spencer had been teller
and cashier OF the First National Bank Of Oil City,
Pa, but recently resigned, on account OF Ill
health and came to this city for medical advice.
No cause for the act is known except great physical
suffering. He was In good circumstances, and had
in his possession nearly two hundred dollars In
ready money and drafts, besides two trunks, a
valise, gold watch and chain, &c. The Jury rem
dercd verdict In accordance with the foregoing
facts. Deceased was thirty-one years Of age and
native Of Vermont. His remains were taken to
Clarendon near Rutland VT, last evening, for In
terment. The effects left by Mr.. Spencer will be
delivered to his widowed mother.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
NEWS FROM THE STATE car r1TAL.
Tho Now City Charter Doomed-Fataf
Flaw In the Registry Biii-The Under
ground Railroad Projects Before the
Governor.


ground Railroad Projects Before the
Governor.
ALBANY, May 15, 1872.
The New York city charter is doomed at last. It
was discovered to-day that there Is a clause in the
Registry bill which provides that no person can
vote at the election which the charter xes for the
3lst OF May, who is registered in different district
from the one in which he now lives. 1t is true the
bill gives 1T out that every voter who has changed
his residence from district to another since the
last election must have his name stricken OF the
poli iist where he voted last before lie can vote In
MS new district, but there Is nothing In the bill
wnich empowers anybody to strike any ones name
OH the st The inspectors have authority to sO
nor has the voter. This discovery OF course fatal
TO the cnarter, for 1t would dsfranchse nearly one
half OF the voters in the city, In not more and the
Governor Is not willing to blunder by signing it
simply because the trainers of the Registry bill
blundered so badly SO the present onice-holders
may throw up their caps and the would-be Mayors
OF the city cease their wirepuIling and bide their
time for at least another year.
The Governor has signed the "Sink the Track"
bill, and II Is said that he win, tomorrow, sign the
Vanderbilt Underground act. There was quite
long talk in the Governors room pro and con, on
the bill this afternoon. Mr.. George I. Curtis,
behalf the Central Underground road, argued
against it, az did Judge Hilton. Mr.. Chauncey De-
pew appeared on behalf of Mr. Vanderbilt and
argued strongly IN its favor.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
THE SIXTH AVENUE SHOOTING AFPRAY.
Two OF the Prisoners Arraigned at Jener-
SON Market.

william Fitch, the nackman, and Henry Porter
the paper hanger, arrested by Sergeant james, De-
tective Mcconnell and Onlccr Frazier, Of the Twen-
tieth, on Tuesday night, In o lager beer saloon on
Twenty ninth street, charged with being impli-
Gated In the shooting Of Mr.. Phelps, the
sixth avenue jeweller, on Friday night last,
were arraigned before Justice Ledwith at Jefferson
Market yesterday morning and remanded TO thu,
station house. In the afternoon an officer OF tie
Twentieth precinct returned to the above Court ac-
companied by Fitch, and upon the ohlcer's 81 ate
was discharged.
Porter who was sentenced to State Prison, about
n wear ago and made his escape from that institu-
tion, Is at present confined In the fhrtv seventh
street station house.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
A STRANGER SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE
STREET.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning German,
thirty-nine years of age, whose name, from pawn
ticket found in his possession, Is thought to have
been Ernst W. f. winnecke, while walking IN Third
avenue, near Thirty-eghth street, drew a
revolver from his pocket and shot him.
self through the head, and, falling to the
pavement, died almost instantly. Near him
at the time was one Of the sergeants OF the Twenty
first precinct police and young woman. The body
was taken to the Th!rty-ffth street police station
and Coroner Schirmer notified. From the fact that
deceased had pawned his coat for SO and but few
with a silver watch, 1t Is believed poverty drove
him to commit the act. Tho BODY II at the Morgue
awaiting Identification.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE CORPS.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa May 49, 1872.
The seventh annual reunion of the survivors OF
the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps was held here to-
day. The attendance was not large Andrew G.
Curtin was reelected President. In the evening
an eloquent grafton was delivered In Music Hall, by
Hon. William McLelland before large audience of
citizens, followed by grand banquet at the Wyo-
ming Valley Hotel. The association resolved to
meet next year at Gettysburg, and Captain J. ii.
Beale, Of the First Reserve cavalry was selected
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
CONVENTION OF OIL RErINERs.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, May Is, 1872.
A convention Of the oil reaners OF the United
States, representing the entire refining interest of
the country, met here to-day. The object was to
form q cooperative mutual refining association.
without arriving at anything definite to-day, the
Convention adjourned to meet tomorrow morning,
when plans of organization viii be submitted and
acted uDOn,
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
The English Press on tho Situation.
ToNDoN, Nov 1s 1870

The English Press on the Situation.
LONDON, May Is, 1872
The following extracts show the spirit OF the Lon
don press to-day on the treaty question:
The Daily Neaos ays:-"All eyes in England are
turned to the American Senate. We have done our
duty. The best hope remaining Is that the decision
has been confided to a body always holding the
highest place for gravity and wisdom"
The Morning Post and Daay Telegraph are
sanguine that patriotism will overrue politics and
the treaty will survive.
The Standard remarks ave have made sacrifices
enough. Let the Senate reject the treaty amend
ment. 1t Is not our fault il the American constitu-
ton is defective or the government weak nor is it
our loss II we are released from liability incurred
out OF exaggerated Difference towards a kindred,
high spirited, but exacting people,"
The Times makes no alluson to the subject
to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
THE MESSAGE IN ENGLAND.
President Grants Message Published in Lon
don-The British Public Reassured-Ef-
feet on American Securities.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HEaAlD.

LONDON, May 15-3P M.
The message OF President Grant to the United
States Senate, submitting the proposed additional
article to the Washington Treaty relating to the
indirect claims serves to reassurc the public that
the differences between the two nations will be
honoraby settled.
The publication Of the message has had an effect
upon the market for American securities, which is
now frmer than at the opening.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

SUDDEN DEATH.

At quarter past eight O'Clock last night William
REYNOLDS Of the firm of Reynolds Romaine ballast
dealers, OF vesey street, died suddenly at No..
Chatham street. The body was sent to the Fourth
precinct station house and the Coroner notified.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

Greater Number Of tho Men Conc to
Worlk-Thc Troops Expected To-Day.
DETROIT, Mich, May Is, 1872
Dispatches received tonight from HoughtOn, Lake
Superior, seems to indicate that the copper miners
strike Is about at an end, without any serious re-
suits. Part Of the men in the Quincy, Schoolcraft,
Pewabic and Franklin mines have gone to work
the terms proposed by the mine managers when the
strike commenced
The Calumet and Hecla miners are still out, but
show disposition to relent
The troops ale expected to arrive on Thursday,
which has quieting influence.
The strikers now ont are asking that eight hours
be taken as the standard for days work.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
THE CAss COUNTY CUPTHRfJATs.
The Authorities Offer $500 Reward for
the Arrest Of Each or tho Murderers
Implicated.

oF. LOUIS, May Is, 1872
The civil authorities Of Cas-, county having failed
to. bring to justice the IDdrderers Of Stevenson
Cline and Dutro, at Gunr City, In that county, on
$500 reward each for the arrest Of the persons en-
g9ged In that crime.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
THE ATALANTAS.
River Practice Of the American Oarsmen-The
English Betting on the Coming Event.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 16, 1872.
The Atalanta crew practise on the Thames every
day that the weather is favorable.
The betting on the approaching race between the
Atalantas and the London crew is now two to one
In favor Of the latter.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
A SAD SUICIDE.

A Young Broker, Married Only Ten
Months, shoots Him selE-He Leaves n
Letter Advising Young Men Not to
Marry.
BALTIMORE, May IT, 1872.
Joseph Gegan, Jr., OF Gegan Brothers, in surance
agents and brokers, committed suicide this after
noon by shooting himself through the head with
pistol. Mr.. Gegan was well known both in busi-
ness and social circles and highly esteemed for his
many amiabe and sterling qualities. He left q let
ter stating that he perfectly sound in mind and
warning young men against unfortunate marriages,
advising them not to marry at all
He had been married about ten months, and, to
all appearance, had lived very happily with his
ing from temporary alteration Of mind His friends
ascribe the rash act to complications in business.
His untmely taking Off has caused feeling OF sad
ness throughout the community. This makes the
second suicide that has occurred in this city during
the week, both the parties being young men of high
standing and extended connections In the com
munity.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
SPAIN.
Carlist Invasion from the Portuguese Frontier
Line-Repulse by the Royalists.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May Is, 1872.
force OF Carlists, which entered Spain from
Portugal, was met near the frontier by body OF
government troops and driven back into Portu-
guese territory.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

Third Day OF the Nashville Spring Meet
ing.
NASHVILLE, May 15 1872
The attendance to-day at the Blood Horse Asso-
citation races was larger than yesterday
THE FIRST RACE
was for an Association Purse OF 5000; two mile
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
ENGLAND.
Cotton Market Holidays.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May Is, 1872.
Monday and Tuesday next will be observed as
holidays in the cotton market.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

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:-
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
THE COPPER MINERS STRIKE.

Average temperature ypStprUHy. b4'
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year r....................... 64;
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A.-smallpox Positively Prevents d by
using BUCHAN'S CARBOLTC SOAPS and COMP 1IyNTS
Depot at KIDDER, wETHERELL CO.'S. 81 JOB n ssyeet
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A Broadway Dress Cashmere Fiat Or lS
s.: made to order same prizes; at HEBBERD'S~ 10,
Brop Canal
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A-For a stylish and Elegant He nt
popular prices go to D0UGAN l02 Nassau, corr er of
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

3J.-Best Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats.
FOREMAN S5i Fourth avenue,
Between Twenty nth aud TwentY ixth sueetA
The New York herald., 1872-05-16
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. o.. May l6--1 A. III.

WASHINGTON ID. o.. May 16-l A. NJ
Probabilities.
Eastery to northerly winds, with cloudy weather
and rain areas for the lower lakes, extending to
the Eastern and Middle States on Thursday; light
southerly winds and cloudy weather for the South
Atlantic States; partially cloudy and clearing
weather for the Gulf States and Lower Mississippi
Valley, with light southwestery winds, and clear
weather, with brisk northwesterly winds, for the
Missouri Valley.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A.-Royal Havana llOttery.-PrtEcs re.
duced J. r. MARTINEZ h Co, Bankers, 10 " all atract
box s,6S5 Post office, New York. ''
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A.-Herald Branch Ohicc, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boernm street.
Open from s A. NJ. to 8 r. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

Bachelors Hair nye-The Bes fathe
world the only perfect dyes harmless res bic rsarL
tane a Atald
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

vcrgnes' thc Discovercr) Elcctro-Chem-
lCAi. BATHS. Best remedy for Rheumatism Chronic
and Nervo2 Disorders 81 West sixtcenth street
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 252 Broadway corner Murray sire al
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

phHfhAh SJPHRiNTESDENrS OFFICE,
CHICAGO April 4, 1871.
W. AVERY, ESQ, Pr5 sident National Watch Company
DEAR SIn-Having carried Of your Elgln Watches.
B w. raymond pay tern, three months, and submit
ted " 20 various SITS take peasure in saying that Is
any watch eyeY owned Very truly,
T. A. ip,LL, Assistant General Superintend
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

WarnOck ~ Co.'s silver Pearl Cashmere
as mmns Awe dollars; not common article. but gentle
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A.-First I'm Quality, First In Elegance
OF finish in the opinion OF of taste and udg
mcnt Is ESPENSCHEID'S summer style OF DRESS !
HAT lust introduced, at 1I8 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

A.-Bass or Fine Trout Will not Compa rot
with the summer style Just introduced by KNOX
2l2 broadway. The hats are beauties See them.
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

Royal HavfInn L0&tery.-1arent Reduce
,ion I'm the prices Tickets orders icd Prizes
inormatlol ilrp she'd Government Donds negotiated.
TAYL0R& 90, BankIrs 10 Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1872-05-16

All's Not Lost That's In Dnngcr.-Vhcre
danger total loss Of the hair when tbegins comb
out in large quantities But in toryeght hours you can
stop this process with PHALON'S HAIR INvIG0RATOR
From II Is applied resurrection of bighted
fbres commences, and luxurance and beauty aka
the place OF and decay. Sold by all drug gss