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with which iuid medicine an be carried ht2R up
Lld perfectly dpDrd 10 al parts o. the afecita ps
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charge generally procccds The want OF sucScss
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Sympioms oS Cstarrh. Frequent head.
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fuse waicry. thick Wucu-, pUTGIcni,o dens.c. &c
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The U. S. steamer IroquOis arrived ut Gibraltar,
yesterday. -.
Hamilton College has been closed until May 2,
on account Of the prevalence Of smallpox
Water will be let into the Welland Canal next
SATURDAY and the will be opened Monday the I'd Inst
The firm of Jaycox & Green, wholesale grocers
AZ sr,eu.r suspended yesterday liabilities S2S00Oo
Ten bodies recovered from the wreck Of the
at Cairo yesterday They not
identified
Two new lines of Atlantic steamers are pro-
o. Ia run Glasgow NewYork and the other be-
tween Liverpool and New Orleans
The order abolishing the passport system has
gone INTO Persons arriving and leaving France YESTERDAY
serr not obliged to show thar pssspors
IL il reported that the Pope is about to fill the
vacancies College Of Cans Archbnhep hannings name
pronsay mentioned Likely the appointments
Mis- Yesterday IL half Little damage done Tho
SHOCK south Aking In iork, Ala and
Elerprise Miss
AT meeting held on Monday. the Berlin Ger
ard aers rssotv not :" ye Their DE-
of lock which the masters say they 81"
carry into effect on Saturday.
Monday was observed in Toronto az o Thanks
IN M. rhnrre. IN All cities villages
who great The National anthem all
the churches
The Supreme Lodge of Knights Pythias had
frsnd through the paspa streets Of Baltimore Yesterday
About G men Ar the proeesslon the Lodge met In
.ane tou the District Of
lambda, Virginia, ssd Other sAsss
IL appears from the report Of the Rev. Dr..
Thewas General Agent the Protestant kpscopai
rspssutns the Board Of Missions session
lsborhs the tss Lbs Of eD ~
.s srp.n1sd ss yss 100 600 Gill bs asrs for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
GENERAL PRESS DTSPATCHI

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Senate Arms
Committee met this morning.
W. T. Barnard, Corresponding Clerk OF the War De-
parmen was sworn lie drew the draft Of the letter of
the Secretary Of addressed TO the Secretary of State
H. Crosby, confidential clerk 10 the Secretary Of
War testified: He present the 18th OF January at
the interview between the Secretary OF War and the
Marquis de Chambrun letter then read from the
secretary Of War the Secretary Of State nor anything
that purported to be such letter.
BY Senator SchurzOn the 10Th of January the secre-
tary Of War read 10 the Marquis de Chambrun an
Endorsement the Chief OF Ordnance with reference 70
Rsmington's letter lie CesnS He supposed from what
was said the Endorsement be embodied In the
letter OF the Secretary Of Wal 10 the Secretary Of State
There persons except the Secretary the
MARQUIS de Chambrun and witness. Cbambrun, on the
10th OF January, said 10 the Secretary OF War that
Richardson the partner Of Remington TO which the
Secretary replied that that imputation upon
himself The conversation In relation 10 the ndorse
snent which Wa 10 be embodied IN the letter Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
A MoRRIsANIA JUSTICE IN JAIL.

Justice VIM. +. Browne of MOrrisania was
lodged in the County Jail at White Plains on Monday
evening short time ago, young men residing III the
Third Ward OF Morrisana organized fire engine COM
pany but were unable to the money required ior
the purchase OF a new engine Charles Monks advanced
the amount OF the deficiency and took ehatte mort
gage upon the engine When the mortgage became que
Mr.. Monks wished TO have his money refunded, anu
threatened TO forecose the mortgage. He employed
Justice Browne attend TO the matter. The nremeh
raised the amount, which was about 800 and PAID u 10
Justice Browne who II ID alleged did not transfer IL
to Mr. Monks The latter, learning that the mortgage
had been paid asked Justice Browne for the money with
satisfactory result He then sued Justice Browne
to the amount and obtained Judgment bu tue
Sheriff on going Justice Brownies house found no
property that he could SEIZE Subsequent legal procet
Dgs led To the arrest OF Justice Browne and his commit
meuf iail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
SPAIN.

THE COUNTRY ALMOST ENTIRELY FREE FROM
THE BANDS OF CARLIsTS ADDITIONAL
RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS PRESIDENT
THEIRS ON THE SPANISH DYNASTY.
MADRID, Tuesday. April ls, ls72
The bands Of Carlists that have been agi-
tating the country for the past few days have all dsap
peared with the exception OF one IN the Province OF
Barcelona which has offered to surrender To the Govern
ment 1t Is reported that no attention whatever was
paid by the country people TO the movements Of the
bands, although large sums Of money were spent TO
secure their sympathy
Espartero, Czdo, Mont alvin, and Alvarez have been
elected az Mnsteriasts the Senate upper branch
Of the Cortes, from the City Of Madrid Rios. Rvero.
and Figuerola were defeated here. Ooraga Ia elected
to from Logrono. The elections resulted in
the success Mnsteriats in "a out Of the 10 Prov
nces As far known. the Ministry have ii3 and the
Opposition 50 Senator'S
PresideRt Theirs has written TO King Amadeus decar-
ing that no power excepting Italy Is more inter
esed than France In the consolidation Of dynastic nsti
buttons In Spain. IL SAID that several foreign powers
have given the Spanish Government assurances Of tner
determination ~ suppress the international society.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ALLEGED EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS
THE GROUNDS UPON WHICH THE REPORT WAS
BAsED-THE STORY BELIEVED TO BIZ DE-
SIGNED TO AID SOME SPECULATIVE SCHEME.

LONDON, Tuesday, Apr1l 10, lsl2
The following statement gives the only au-
thorlty and foundation be ascerained for
the reported differences between France and Germany
mention OF which made in these dispatches yester
day:
The London Telegraph OF Monday morning, April IS,
baslg an editorial article upon assertions made by lis
own Paris and Berlin correspondents, said: I'VE re
greet 10 learn OF the relations between France and Ger
many the critical condition whereOf-made known
through these cOumnsis causing the greatest anxiety
to those by whom 1t is best appreciated The Telegraph
further expressed the belief that IL Is only by the
exercise OF discretion at Paris and Berlin that grave
complications may be avoided" The statements OF
the correspondents upon which the foregoing pre-
dcated are, in substance that Germany dstrusts the
good faith OF France and is dpeased &c the extent OF
the armament and military organization which the
Theirs Government carrying forward. and
that Prince Bismarck is about 10 enter formal
protest against the France IL pursuing, In
which he will declare the necessity for prompt and de-
cisye action the part OF Germany 10 the extent
Of reoccupying the Departments Of France lately
evacuated by the troops of the Empire In addition 70
these statements OF its correspondents The Telegraph
asserts editoriay that II knows, the highest author
ty that the speech OF NJ THEIRS the adjournment of
the French Assembly "created a grave impression at
Berlin"
Neither the letters editorials OF any other London
ne wspaper give confirmation or countenance 20 the
serons OF The Telegraph, and the general impression Ia
that the whole story fabricated either sensaton
with the design OF aiding speculative scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
AFFAIRS IN UTAH-REsULT OF THE LATE DE
CISION-

SALT LAKE CITY, April 16.-The Geographic
announcement OF the Supreme Court decision In the
Engebrecht case this morning, depressed the Genties
and Liberals The Mormons are jubilant. The Mormon
authorities commenced OF arrests this afternoon
for refusal TO pay oppressive taxes and licenses. An
apostate Mormon merchant named Silver, was dragged
over his counter through the street. with all manner Of
indgnity and tortured with wire wrist cuffs TO the City
Hall Intense excitement ensued and hundreds tocked
10 the courtroom angry and determined Judge Hayden
FOR the prisoner alleged that great outrage had been
committed and demanded time TO prepare n defense,
and said that 500 If necessary were ready for ball
silver was at length released on his own recognizance
TIL Monday. .,-
Eastern capitalists and others here mining business
express strong apprehensons Of injury to the interests
Of The Te coming the present situa
non continues The faith OF capitalists rests in the
United states the sole governing power OF the Ter
rtory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
THE FRENCH ARMS SALES.
SECRETARY BELKNAP EXPLAINS-A QUESTION OF
MEMORY OR VERACITY RAISED.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, April 16-Secretary Belknaps
appearance before the French Arms Investigating Com
mittee this morning. 10 relate his recollection Of his
various interviews with the Marquis de Chambrun in
December and January last event of more than
ordinary for several The fact that Mr.
Sumner had obtained copy OF Belknaps letter 10 the
Secretary Of state in reply statement made in
the letter written by Remington 10 lie Cesne, in De
cember, 1870, about the purchase Of breech-
leaders and the manufacture OF cartridges. and in
squire's telegram Remington referring strong in
fuences work for him, while that letter had been
treated a confidential document both by Secretary
Fish Secretary Beknap, and transmitted such TO
the French Charge d'Afarcs seized upon by the
Administration Senators he basis OF accusation
that Mr. Sumner, some OnGelse, had been IN unlaw-
ful communication with the agents OF some foreign
Government. Secretary Fish had not made that letter
public
Secretary Belknap, in his testimony, March 7, said
exhibited It any one, and did not
think had read endorsement the letter of the
Secretary OF state on which his letter founded
any body and the inference that NJ de Beonet had
violated confidence and furnished the copy Mr. Sum-
ner used has before been reported, Mr. Fish wrote
a note TO NJ de BellOnet asking explanation. To this
the French Charge replied that the letter having been
exhibited 10 others before it reached him.
not confidential document and concluded his
letter with remark about attempt 10
trap him, which Mr.. Fish considered too disre-
spectful to merit reply and sent it TO the French
through Mr.. Washburne. The result is the
reported transfer Of VI. de BeOnet TO another field
but when the Marquis de Chambrun called a
witness before this Committee, he testified that Mr.
Beknap had only read to him TIE Endorsement which
formed basis OF his letter, but the letter itself, and
that It's contents had been made known 10 him in
presence Of witnesses He also described the paper
which the letter written, and It's general appear
ance so that il seemed 1t Belknap who had violated
confidence, If any confidence violated at all, and
that quarrel with de Belonet wholly without
Secretary to-day having refreshed his memory is
Of opinion that he did read the Endorsement which
formed the body Of his letter the Marquis still
denies having shown him the letter itself The Marquis
continues 70 insist that he and heard read the
letter and calls for its production, in order that
1t may be determined whether his descrip-
ton OF 10 is correct The remainder
of the secretarys testimony had little bearing the
Investigation, though was interesting as showing the
difereKt way which the Secretary OF War aud the
Marquis remembered their several conversations. On
numerous important points he declared that the Mar
quis was wholly mistaken in his testimony. Mr.. Schurz
Will crosse xamine the Secretary tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
EXCITING PARLIAMENTARY CONTEsT-THE MAR
RAGE OF THE MARQUIS OF Butte.
LONDON Tuesday, Aprfl 10. 1877?

OF IlfE MARQUIS Of
LosDoN, Tuesday, April l6, 1872.
An exciting contest for Parliament is in
progress in Tamworth. The indications are that Mr..
Hamburg Liberal Conservative, will be returned
Mr.. Robinson, who Is running independent candi.
date The Globe and other Tory organs elated
the defeat OF the Government by majority yester
day, unimportant amendment 10 the Ballot bill.
shoemaker named Nichols who resided with his family
at Mazda Hill, suburb Of London last night murdered
all his children, four in number and then committed sui
eide. II is not known what prompted the TO
nit this terrible act. though is believed he insane.
The marriage Of the Marquis Of Butte to the daughter
o. Lord Howard took place this morning at the Roman
Catholic OratOry at BrOmpon. Tie wedding ceremonies
were witnessed by great crowd OF persons The Bar
oness Burdett COutts the Duchess Of Argyll, Baron
ROthschd the Duke OF Norfolk and many other noble
personages presented the newly married couple
Among the many presents sent 10 the bride set o
cameo brooches from His Holiness the Pope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

800. Thomas Herty. convicted If murder IN MAJ
has been Prison for hie
" The trial of Lydia Sherman for the poisoning
Of husband H. sherman. las, May in Derby has begun IN
Haven. ,.--.ou
The brgantine Mayfiower, running between
and Boston has been wrecked Seal Island Passsnse anu
crew ssved
49,. Luther Stroup, n well known stenographer 81
.rsbur found dead bed Je,eray morning W 'app" nc
vas ssgoeaied by gas from the
LIQUORS TO the value Of $4,000 were seized on
Monday the Of Geo w. :oney south hasses" p""A
for alleged visisusI Of the revenue lass
49, II is reported that n graveyard in Westiofs,
hasng hern resH esAsI
asssvy secrtsa thai h Is'ra ed s' "H ~
thsnnss . isssslsstsG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
MEXICO.

MATAMOROs STILL THREATENED-A MEXICAN
CAMP BROKEN UP IN TEXAS.
MATAMoROs, April 15.-Several of Gen. Cortl'
mas principal officers in last night to hold con-
sutaton for the defense OF the city The revoutonst
are still in the neghborhOod OF Reynosa No reinforce
ments have come forward from Vera Cruz Gen Valdez
who was driven from Pcdras Nigras by the revolution
iss weeks ago. appeared at Laredo Texas. where
formed camp with about 100 men, intending 10 at
manding Fort Mcintosh Texas broke his camp Win
United States troops and arrested about 20 OF the NIL
busters who are held as prisoners for violating the neu
trality laws Of the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
fCEyERAL PRESS DIsPATCHJ

The coored people Of this locality, to-day celebrated
the anniversary Of the Proclamation aboshing Slavery
in the District OF Columbia The procession. which was
formed OF numerous cOlored military and civil associa-
tons was quite long, and the display was fine. The
streets along the route thrOnged with enthusiastic
coored people The display is conceded TO be the best
which yet been made occasion OF this charac-
ter Speeches made in the afternoon, and recep-
ton In the evening concluded the exercises.
The Cabinet In session for about two hours to-day
all the members being present excepting secretary
DelanO who IL still West. Gen. COwan represented the
Department OF the Interior The special feature OF in
terest was the reading OF IA telegram from Gen sheridan
OF War announcing that IS priyates ana
of the JuareZ had crossed the river
arrested and taken Antonio, where the
released parole though the officers are
still underi arrest. Gen. Sheridan asks what dispo-
stOn Is TO be made OF them The subject was re-
ferred the Attorney General, who will correspond
with reference thereto with the local State authorities
at San Antonio. The Cabinet also engaged with
departmental business OF extraordinary import.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
MEETING IN p
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

DEFEAI OF THE LAND bHADDEHo AhHINAIIVN
OF LOOKUP" sMITH-A CANDID ADMISSION
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD QUARREL.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNBI
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April 10, 1877.
The st. Croix Land Grant bill killed, to-day, by the
House beyond the slightest hope Of resurrection Its
active supporters fought hard 10 the last but many
lukewarm adhereDts, who had been over persuaded
against their judgment TO support the measure on
former votes stampeded to the opp siton IN body
When Mr. Ketcham submitted the report that the Confer
enee Committee had failed 10 aren. he made the usua
molten for the appointments OF = new Comm't'oe' NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
HUNGARY.
CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF THE DIET.

PEsrH, Tuesday, April IT, ls1
The session of the Hungarian Diet was
closed to-day by Emperor Francis Joseph In person.
In hs speech from the throne His Majesty dwet with
deep satisfaction the i've years Of the sueesssfa
working Of the Austro- Hungarian Compounds. Dunng
that time the prosperity Of the country had been steadily
incressng The relations with foreign powers were on
rood footing ana with peace abroad there
WAS every prospect that the progress Of the Kingdom
would be uninterrupted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
SHOOTING ARRAY IN MAINE.

SACo Me-, April 16.-A man named SanbOrn,
from standish, Me- attacked Henry Mcintosh of this
city, yesterday firing four shots from revolver neither
OF which took effect. sanbOrn is in custody He says
that he for the purpose OF redressDg
the wrongs young lady and declares that IL Is his
Intention TO shoot sight at the first opportunity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK.

CINCINNATI. April 16.-On Monday, the
steamer Coombs rock in Kentucky River at the
mouth OF Dog Creek $50 miles above Frankfort, cap
Sized and sunk in 80 feet Of water. The crew were
saved with the exception OF Henry Lockhart eoorea
cook, who was drowned No insurance.