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aescsns M Taa rapid then mankind began to recover
III BY slow Advances It has reached its present con:
aauon. The gradual improvement in tho position o.
movement. savagery WIS succeeded by patriar,chal ,
government; but this would in its simple form, 1eaa
and setrn oafoas @ The patriarch peeams asyera free
atnes began to unite under one head as among aas
1ars the women obtained more privileges ana c1sl1
stste OF society is only Of many trsdaonA to1s
and it too will speedily pass away It vas as nos the
drBt and zasuredIy We haye no ground 70 suppose
| that it will be the Last.
Concerning marriage, he taught that it WAS to-
tally unable to satisfy either our affections OF
our PASSIONS and is the cause of many peculiar
evils;
Increase your families and, to this end, encourage
spurn marriage il you find it insufficient to satisfy
your passions Remember how speedily the estab-
Gshed system Of society Is passing away and regulate
your conduct accordingly.
Marriage, he claimed, gives rise to interests
opposed to that of the State.
Mr. T. E. CEffe Leslie investigates ssThe Gold
Question and the Movement Of Prices in Ger
many" in accordance with the method Of Tooke.
and Newmarck, and Thorold Rogers. Statistics
are gwen very fully. from the publications Of
the Royal Prussian Statistical Office, Of the va
rlations in prices throughout Germany Of the
articles that go to make up the cost Of living.
Statistics are cited from other authorities, and
the subject is very fully elucidated 1; for, as is
well known, German statistics afford fuller in
formation respecting local prices than are OBJ
talnable with respect to England or auy other
great country. These statistics show that prices
everywhere IN Germany are higher than before,
local prices. This is caused by the war in
France which disturbed markets in the towns
nearest the military operations; by differences
II the fertility Of different regions; by strikes
a9d az BY the increase
8QQAllZb HDH tn h,r
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tions Of "Dr.. Livingstone" W B. s. Ralston
tells some 20 New Tales from the Morse" .sAris-
Education, by Thomas Wright (the "Journey-
educational system of Great Britain, and pre.
sents scheme Of what education for the work
lng-peop1e ought to be.
In view Of the possible Presidential future OF
u Gambetta, the recital by an ex-Sectatarv. un-
ger the title, Six Months Of Prefecture Under
Gambetta, Of Gambetta's conduct in the de-
fence OF France, will be of interest as showing
Gambetta'a great executive ability and patriotic
, 1872-11-17

>.
The Saint Paurs Magazine begins with fifty
pages more Of Jean Ingelow's story, s'Of the
skelligs." -.
In discussing the question, "Will November
Meteors Appear This Year?" R. A. Proctor
tells all about the meteoric phenomena, Of the
last few years, and says that, if practised OBJ
servers will watch from the 10th to the 18th Of
November, in the early morning hours Of each
day, they will probably see some.
Next follow Notions Of Right and Wrong" 3
+ m1le,taphorical paper, BY Henry Holbach,' y and
80. a Tramp in the Buah," an Australian adven-
Matthew Browne, melted thereto by the boast
" q celebrated divine that he had written COM
mle!n3tary u the time he snatched from waste
an mnue waiting TO: his wife to dress, gives seven
paSes OF miscellaneous newspaper extracts
PotEerlng among histories, George Sands noEels,
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COLD WEATHER.

Trains Biochaded and Railroad Communities
tion Almost suspended in the Northern
Part Of tue State of New York.
WATERFOWL, NJ Y. March 81, 1872.
The severest storm that has visited this region
tho presen. season has ragged here s!nce Tuesday.
There are Two express trains and two night trains
snow-bound between here and Rome. No mail has
come through by the way OF the Rome, WATERFOWL
and OgdensDurg Railroad since Tuesday. No trains
started south yesterday on that road. except ono
for Oswego and another, with two engines. that
started for 0gdensburg and proceeded fifteen
miles, when Dotn engines aud several cars were
thrown from the track. The wreck Is compete.
with an engine In u ditch on either side OF the
track.
A train LETT Utica on the Black River road ON
Tuesav morning and arrived mere twenty-f0ur
hours afterwards The paSSen trains that stared
southwark on this r0ad yesterday at noon are now
FAST in the snow twelve miles out. All the trains on
the Cape Vincent road nave been abandoned Tor the
present. The weather Is Intensely cold with pierre
iDg winds. The city water works are nearly all
frozen
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.



Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper i'd tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready. contains the very latest News by telegraph
from All Parts OF the World up TO the hour OF publ
cation, including full Accounts OF the State Of
Affairs In Mexico; the Swamp Outlaws OF North
Carolina; st. Patrck's Day In New York; Erie
Classification Bill, and the Report Of the Executive
Committee the financial condition OF the
company; ExMayor ChalOon, Of Richmond, on the
War Path; Dsgraceful Scene In the Virginia Legis-
laturc, and Family Poisoned in Baltimore. It also
contains the latest news by telegraph from Washing
ton; Political, Literary, Artistic Religious and
Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuse-
ments; Facete; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse aud
Dry Goods Markets, Financial ana Commercial In.
telligence and accounts OF all the important and
interesting events Of the week.
TERMs:-.SInge subscription, 81; Three copies, S.;
Five copies, ST. Ten coples SIS; Single copies. I've
cents each. A limited number OF advertise menus
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The CannndaIsua and Guerricre Courts Mar.
liuI.

The CanandnIsua and Guerriore Courts Mar.
tinI.
WASHINGTON. March 81, 1872.
The United States steamer Tuscarora, now at
Portsmouth, and the Omaha, at Philadelphia, Will
be ordered into commission next week.
board Of inquiry, composed OF Commodore lie
Roy Captain English and Commander Lewis, has
been ordered 10 meet in New York to examine the
case OF Captain Egbert Thompson who, while In
command OF the UniIed states steamer Canaan.
daIgua, IS charged with having employed two tow.
boats to bring the vessel into New York harbor
while the ice was running very heavily. the YES.
sci received damage about her iastenings and her
safety was endangered.
The case Of Captain Thomas n. Stevens who was
court martalled for allowing the Guerrero TO ge,
aground on the coast Of Italy, Will be decided TO-
morrow or saturday. IL Is said that the sentence
not extend To dismissal, az there are mitigating
circumstances, anu hi gallant service during the
war Will be taken into account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

The National Volunteers to Muster for
Review al Brighton.
Severe Snow Storm and London in Darkness
Ministerial Compliment to Chicago
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW y1ly as,,ll.


LONDON. March 81 1872
The Mayor OF Brighton Informed the War ONCE
this morning that he obtain sufficient ground
that town for the movements OF large body Of
men, and It Is now probable that the review OF the
volunteers Will come Off near that place on Easter
MONDAY.
During the evening In the House OF Commons
Mr. Cardwell, Secretary OF War. announced that the
volunteers annual review will take place at
Brighton.
CABINET COMPLIMENT TO CHICAGO.
The Most Noble the Duke or Argyll. Secretary Of
State for India has presented to the city or Chicago
works on the history populations. products. laws.
medical practice. &c. OF India.
SEVERE SNOW STORM AND STRANGE ATMOSPHERIC
PHENOMENON.
driving snow storm, the hrsS that has occurred
in fourteen months, mas prevailed here ali the
morning The city II envelOped in dense fog,
and at this hour halI-past one r. NJ the day is as
dark as midnight.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY TO CHICAGO.
The University OF Cambridge has made dona-
tlOn to Chicago OF the valuable series OF books
published by the Pitt Press, University Printing
ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD TERMINUS.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, March 81, 1872.
A telegram from Senator Harlan at Washington
to-day states that the Union Pacific directors have
acqulesced In the decision Of the governments
directors that Council Burs and not Omaha ts
the legal terminus OF the Union Pacthos
but IL appears that account OF con-
tract with Omaha, two transfers Will be made, On5
here and one in Omaha.
Yne opinion prevails that the question OF the ter
minus will go 10 the federal Courts for final
adjustment. The passenger and freight platforms
OF the Union Pacific In this city VIII be cOmp!eed
this evening early tomorrow, and tralus Will
cross the bridge on Monday. In the meantime the
transfer boats doing excellent service In the
transfer Of freight and passengers SO that Eastern
men need not fear any delay.
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THE CHIEF o. THE DETECTIVES ATTACKED
BY ROWDIES AT HARRY HILLS,

Yesterday sparring exhibition was rendered TO
Bill Cannon, Brooklyn pugilist, at Harry HIPS 20
Houston street, After several sparring displays by
Coourn, saunders, McGinnis, Taylor, Dryer,
Dogherty, Hogan and Cannon, q rough named
Hughes struck James Irving, Chief OF the
Detectives, and was promptly Knocked
down by that officer. Great excitement
prevailed and there were cries OF "murder," "po-
lCc,n &c. Reviewers and knives were drawn and
a number Of the thugs attacked Mr. Irving. lie
fought like q Trojan In defending himself, and was
assisted by Harry Hill and johnny Mccarthy, by
whose efforts the row was suppressed. But for the
presence OF mind shown by Irving, IN all probability
several persons woul1 have been injured.
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FOUND DEAD IN A HALLWAY.

AT fifteen minutes to eight O'Clock last night the
body Of an unknown man was found In the hall
way of the liquor saloon at the corner OF
Sixty.hfth street and Tenth avenue with
severe cut Oh his head. lie was about fOrtyJ
five years or age; had on white Knit updershirea
Gray Wto,e Iiit;oiS Haiilel drawers dark vest
and pants, brown sack, gray stockings laced shoes,
posed he received his injuries on the Hudson River
Railroad, as blood was discovered leading from the
track tO the house. The Coroner has been E0tthed
auL will hold an inquest to-day.
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HIBERNIAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The annual convention Of delegates from 'he
Hibernian societies In every State OF the Union was
neld last evening IN Iberna Hail. ~ Prince street.
The session was private. ~ is understood that
business OF great importance to me nipe e, ian
organization was discussed. inc e9v, un, VI ,,n,s
Mr.. Patrick Campbell was elected national oe'csa'o
and Mr.. Timothy Darcy national scctesaiy'
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX. N. s., March 81, 1872.
The steamship Thuringla called here to-day for
coal. She sails for New York tomorrow. the
steamships OF all the German lines for New York
will hereafter call at Halifax for coal.
The harbOr Is frozen over today and the ferry
steamers are stopped for q time.
Cape Breton mails nfteen days overdue reached
here last night
snow storm at Annapolis yesterday again
hlockpu railroad.
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THE wBsTFIELD HOLOCAUST.

The Staten Island Ferry Company has taken ap-
peals In the Syracuse cases, as well IN the Mad
den case. and has prepared bonds, which have been
sent to Syracuse to be hed On the proper declara-
tons as to the fling OF these bonds being filed the
Sherif's once, when, 1t IL expected, will take
place to-day, the boats OF the COMPANY now IN Gus.
tody OF the Sheriff will be released.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCfNNArT, Ohio, March 81, 1872.
special despatch from Fort Wayne says the ex-
press train east, due there at three O'Clock this
morning, was thrown from the track by broken
rail five miles west OF Fort Wayne. Two baggage.
one EXPRESS twEo coaches ani Sleeping car were
burned. The entire contents OF the express car
nearly all the baggage and part or the through
mail were destroyed. The express messenger was
seriously injured aud several others were slightly
scratched.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
SINKING OF THE STEAMER CHARMER.

CINCINNATI, March 81, 1872.
A special despatch from Louisville says the
steamer Charmer while going over the Falls this
morning struck rock and sunk, and there Is now
three feet OF water In her mold. The freight, in
Guiding 400 barrels OF -four, Is being removed but
In a greatly damaged condition.. The steamer Is
valued at $4,000, uDOn which there Is no insur-
ance No lives were lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
THE DEPOSED MARYLAND REVENUE COL
LECTOR

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 81 1872
The case or the United States against Colonel
David L. stanton late Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Fifth district or this State. charged with
embezzlement OF tho public money, came before
Unlted states missioner Rogers to-day FOR pre-
lmnary investigation, and was postponed until
March IS stanton gave bail IN the sum OF S26, 600
for his appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
GREAT BRITAIN AND CANADA
How the Treaty Of Washington May Affect the
Interests Of the Dominion.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March q, 1872.
During the session of the House OF Commons this
evening Mr.. Gladstone, In reply to question Of Mr.
Torrens, stated that since the conclusion OF the
Treaty OF Washington correspondence had been
going In regard to Its provisions they affected
Canada between the Colonial Secretary and the
Governor General OF the Dominion. That CORE.
spOndence was as yet incomplete. ana 1t would be
impossible 10 produce 1t at present
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THE HUDSON RIVER FROZEN AGAIN.

POUGHKEEPSIE, March 81, 1872.
The cold continues, and also the heavy northwest
wind the water in the Hudson Is very low, aud an
some places on the nats the Ice Is piled ten feet
high. Inc steamboat Neverslnk S frozen In OF the
storm King. at the northern entrance 10 the High
lands the frost in the ground Is nearly four fees
deep and there Is great scarcity OF water every.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

A.-"COme What, Come Muy, Time and
the through the toughest day" Remember this
fact and buy Hats KNOWS, 9l2 Broad
way spring styles lust introduced. -a-.
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LONDON, March 21-Evening.
The report that the Universities boat ra :e
had fallen through in consequence of the
withdrawal of the Oxford crew Is not
coufirnoad
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CUDA.
Capturs Of Cuban General-Ths United States
Steamers Kansas and Woroester.
TELEGRAM TO THs asN r1lx HERALD.

HAVANA, March 81, 1872
The Spaniards have captured the Cuban General.
IicO Pena with ive companions. all Pic0s Banco5.
In the mountains near Trinidad.
The intel States steamer Kansas has arrived
she returns to Kew West Tonight, The steamer
Worcester goes to Key West IN a few days.
Captain Geaeral valmaseda has arrived at Man.
Zanilo.
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SUPPOSED LOSS OF A SCHOONER.

PORTLAND Me-, March 81, 1872.
The schooner George Derring. Captain Willard.
from Philadelphia put into Vineyard Haven and
sailed from there on the 9Th instant. She has not
been heard from since. and grave fears are enter
tanned Tor her safety. Sne was errOneOusy reported
al Hyannis. She had cargo OF coal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

Lecture. by Eminent physicians-On NIen..
tai and Ply steal Incapsciv and Nervous Debility
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, lH East Ftfeenth St
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ITALY.
Parliamentary Confidence in the Cabinet
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March 81, 1872.
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day adopted q resolu-
ion OF confidence In the Ministry by vote OF 239 to
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Earl Granville's Note Deliv-
cred to Minister Schenck.
The British Position Against In.
direct Damages Maintained.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yosx HERALD.


LONDON, March %, 1872.
The Telegraph newspaper this morning says
Earl Granville's second note with regard to
the Alabama claims was delivered to Mr..
day.
1t does not recede from the position
taken In the first note, and reiterates repudia-
ton Of the claims for indirect damages; but
lodged with the Geneva Board of Arbitration
on the prescribed date, without prejudice to
the position taken with regard to indirect
damages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

Needles for iIi the sewing Necbiucs-Ae
ONCE of BARTLETT NEEDLE WORKS, 500 Broadway,
corner Prince street, New YORK.
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Eorman's spring style of HATS, for Geufie~
mo, and BOYS exhibition. 35l Fourth apen6.
hs ween Twenty fifth and Twenty. sixth streets
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for mos, nurye preparation ever offered
hcverav. JOHN +. HENRY, Agent.
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A.-FOr n Fine and Elegant Spring Hat Ca
direct manufacturer ESPENSCIIEID, ls Nassau ST.
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~ Hitchrorls's 439 Third Avcnue.-IIouse..
Lots and Farms, bought sold and exchanged Lots $io
monthly.
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SprIug IL Conring. Indies ard Gents, if Yoa
wish beautiful Boots aud Snoes, patronse
MILLER 4 Co, Union SQUARE.
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The Oxford men were fourteen pounds
lighter at an average than the Oxfords crew
of last year.
The aggregate weight of the two crews
was:-Oxford 1,4524 lbs; Cambridge, 1926
lbs. ~ N"'r'''-
TIE BOATS
Messrs. Salter, boat builders, were en-
trusted with the building of new craft for
the clark blue" oarsmen, while Cambridge,
the victors Of last year and the year before,
again patronized Clasper.
TIE TRAINING.
At one of the latest training efforts of the
Cambridge men they had comparatively
smooth weather during q run to Ditton, and
there was a large number of spectators to wit
ness the practice. The only change in the con-
stiution of the crew at that time was that Close,
Sr., took the stroke oar, instead of Baggallay,
of Caius. The President, Mr.. Goldie, steered
down to the railway bridge, whence, in COM
pany with Mr.. Lowe, OF Christs, he coached
down to Batsbte. In returning Mr.. Golde
took the fourth oar, deputing Spencer to
coach up TO the railway bridge.
The Oxfords kept in training on the Isis.
The river continued very much swollen of late
days an immense body of water having come
down during a portion Of the time. The
President had his crew out for practice not
withstanding, Mr.. Awdry at one time occupying
Mr.. Armisteads place (No. p, that gentleman
suffering from very severe cold, and Mr.
Giles returned to No. In place of Mr.. Farrer.
The crew rowed over the short course to Ifley
and back, being coached from horseback by
the treasurer, Mr.. Banks. A very decided
Improvement was evident both in their time
and swing at the very latest days Of their
practice.
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f:cutIemeu,s Dress Hnts, Seven Dollars.
wARNOCK 4 CO., 5l9 broadway.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HhvASA, March u. ls7s
rxcbanee on tho United Siates VI days god, IVA pre-
MUM; saort siglL. Rp premiums
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BnlTlSd UNIVERSITIES b0AT kACE.
RumOr Of ''Draw" by the 0xfords and
the Match Said To Be "0G"
The Latest Betting in Favor
OF Cambridge.
Organization Of tho Crews-NameS, Weight
and Colleges Of tho Men.
THE BOATS, BY SALTER AND ClASPsR.
Training, "Coaching," the Weather
and River Floods.
RESULT OF PREVIOUS RACES.
The Latest Report Gives Hope
of Sport.
Organization Of tho Crews-Names, Weight
and Colleges Of tho Men.
THE BOATS, BY SALT AND cLAsPsN
Training, "COaching," the Weathe
and River Floods.
RESULT OF PREVIOUS Race
The Latest Report Gives Hope
of Sport.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KILOGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HsRAlO.
LONDON, March 2l-Night.
A great amount of excitement prevailed In
the city during the afternoon and is main
tanned at the moment when this despatch is
forwarded to the HRRALD-dve o'clock
P. M.-occasioned by an announcement, put
forth on good authority apparently, which
alleges that the Oxford University boat crew
has declined to row the annual contest
against the Cambridge men and that the Uni
versities annual race match is, consequently,
soff."
THE DAY OF CONTEST.
The race was set down to come off on
Saturday, the Odd of March.
THE BETTING.
The latest betting was in favor of the
Cambridge crew, ranging at 7 to during the
past two days, since Tuesday.
THE CREWS.
The Oxford crew was organic ID on the 18th
of February with Ormsby (bow). Armistead,
Giles, Nicholson, Malan, Black, Mtcheson
and Lesly (stroke).
THE MEN, COLLEGES AND WEIGHTS.
The weights and collegiate class halls OF
the men were recorded as follows -
OXFORD.
Tho ,roxr want 10 acale nraviOua IN their
long row March 5, when their average weight
was IL st. 13a h., the correct weight of each
man being as under, according to the list
furnished by tho President -
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Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed and Inc,
J6sEPH BATES. Broker, l9< Broadway, room L
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f,r,.,oaora,s Hair Dye has M Equal In thy
uorid II ia The safes. o! Sol svery-
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES, -
PSI i,roaIwsv. corner Murray Ersss
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TIKI SWAMP A1G1LS.
New Perils for the Herald
Correspondent.
ESCORTED TO LUMBERTON.
OutlaWed by q Board of Robe
son Magistrates.
VALOR OF THE CONSTABULARY.
He is ParOled by the Angels and Pre-
sents Himself for Arrest.
REJECTED AS A PRISONER.
Return to the Murderers' Camp
Fear and Trembling.
Andrew Strong and Steve Low
cry Give Him a Lecture.
SCUFFLET0NIANS SEEKING REVENGE.
The DOnOhue, or Mcqueen, To Be Muir
dered by Boss StrOng'S Brother.
VALUE OF THE CAPTIvEs LIFE.
Uncertain Movements of The Gang
and Local Sneculat;On.
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z u a ~ o e .
The Golden BOnapare Commercial Treaty &c.
nounced ard National Manufacture
the Policy Of tho Republic.
IrLseRABs TO TINE NEW yoax HERALD

HLtGHAmS III I'VE NEW VubA HeHAlu
PARIS March 81. 1871
Owing to the remuneration by France OF the COM
merclal treaty with England the members OF tho
Left In the National Assembly have determined 70
favor tax on raw materials
TIE passage by the Assembly OF q bill imposing
such taxes Is therefore certain.
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Conviction and Sentenre Of Oommuul
PARIS. March 81. 1872.
EmlOt the Communist incendiary. and seven OF
the murderers OF The Rue Haxo have been convicted
and condemned co death.
Many other Communists. pronounced guilty OF
similar crimes, are sentenced to transportation.
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Total weight Of "the eight" 95 st. 10 ID.
Average per man, IL st. 13A Id.