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The New York herald., 1872-11-24
The National Crisis Abating in
Intensity Under Theirs Eff
forts for Cancellation.
Constitutional Conservatism for the Con-
sOlidation Of the Republic.
Parliamentary Canvass Of the Reply to
the Presidential Message.
The Orleans Princes Property
Restitution Bill.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS. Nov. %, 1872.
The members OF the Legislative Assembly alb
stained from active open discussion of the national
questions during the session yesterday
PRESIDENT THIERs' POLICY FOR THE CANCELLATION OF
THE CRISIS.
1t has been ascertained to-day that His Excel
Iency President Thlers endorses the plan OF po-
litico- administrative adjustment which was just
lately proposed by . committee OF the Left Centre,
for the formation OF q second chamber OF the
national Legislature.
His Excellency the President also favors some
defnitive settlement OF the relations between the
legislative and executive departments OF the gov
ernment.
As to questions OF general policy In the internal
affairs OF the Republic, NJ. Theirs adheres to tho
conservative ground taken in his recent message
to the Assembly.
THE PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE AND THE REPLY TO
THK MESSAGE.
Nothing Is known with respect to the decision
OF the Legislative Committee which was appointed
to draft reply to the Presidential Message.
NJ. Theirs stated his personal views on the situa-
tion very freely 70 the members OF the committee
during the period OF his attendance yesterday.
After his withdrawal the Committee held pri-
vate conference for consideration OF the points
which had just been urged by the Chief OF State.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES PROPERTY RESTITUTION BILL.
The bill providing for the restitution to the Or
leans family OF their property confscated In 1852
has passed its second reading in the National AS
sembly
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MEXICO.
Notice by the Mexican Investigation Committee
to all the Victims Of Mexican Banditti.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK MaAlo.
MATAMOROs, Mex, Nov.

MATAM0R0s, Mex, Nov. %, 1872.
The Mexican International Commission has is-.
sued notice containing the foowIng:--
All persons In Mexican territory who have suf-
Tered any attack upon their persons or property
since the I'd day or February, 1858, OF whatever
kind, which may have originated from invasiOns or
incursOns OF individuals from the United States,
from individuals at the time residing In
Mexican territory but who afterwards obtained
protection In the territory OF tue United states
may present their claims tor the damages so
incurred, 1t being the object OF the Com
mission to form complete Judgment
OF the question. Complete impartiality win
govern Its conduct, and being governed solely
by the principles OF the strictest justice
1t invites persons residing in the United States
owning property therein, and who may believe
they have right to complain Of robberies or dep
relations committed by bands organized in Mexi-
can territory, to present their complaints to the
Commission with the necessary proofs. Residents
In Mexican territory are solicited to present
themselves before the Commission In order
to have all the necessary means and facilities Of
knowing what has occurred at the events that are
said to have been committed on both frontiers
and that they may be explained and prevented In
the future. The investigation win evidently take
q wide range and will include the hllibusterng on
this frontier.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
THE ARIZONA.

Her Safe Arrival in San FranciscO-Pnr-
ticuIars of the Accident to Her Ma
chfnery.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 23, 1872.
The Pacific Mail steamship Arizona, towed by the
steamship Constitution, accompanied by the United
States steamer Saranac, arrived at their moorngs
In this harbor at hafpast three O'Clock this after
noon; all well on board.
The accident to the Arizona occurred on the 27th
OF October, at twenty minutes after two O'Clock P.
M. The piston rod parted and the main steam
crosshead went through the lower head of the cyln
der and part OF the condenser. No one was in
jured, Notwithstanding the great escape or steam.
The sails were set, but there was no wind The
second Offlcer and a boats crew were despatched
to Acapulco. The steamer drifted away from the
land until the 1st Of November, when she sgnalled
the compnnys steamer Salvador, which took tho
Arizona In tow, picked up the second 0fflcer and
proceeded to Acapulco, which place was reached
on the Sd Of November, at halpast three O'Clock p.
NJ. On the 1lth Of November the steamship Consti.
tuition reached Acapulco, transferred the passen-
gers and tOwed the Arizona to san Francisco the
SaranaC conveying.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
sWISDLIxG A NEWPORT BROKER.


A Neat Operation in Central Pacific
$4,000 In Counterfeit Bonds-How the
Forgery was Detectcd-S1, 900 Still ON
the Market.
NEWPORT, II. l., Nov. %, 1872
The following swindling operation came tolght In
this city night, through the instrumentality OF
Fisk & Hatch, bankers, OF New York. About six
months ago q man called upon Oliver Read
Esq, a wealthy broker or this city, and requested
him to purchase $4,000 OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road ten per cent income bonds. Mr. Read
told him that he would not purchase
them but that he would sell them for him for
"a per cent. The man consented, and Mr.
Read Immediately forwarded them to Fisk Il
Hatch, In New York, for them to sell for him.
In due season Mr.. Read received q teleram
from Fisk & Hatch, stating that they had sue
placed the proceeds to his credit at bank In that
city. Thereupon Mr. Read informed ''his man,
who by the way. had failed to state his name,
ter OF course, paid the man $4,000,
after deducting his commissions and
received word from Fisk Hatch, stating that
the bonds were counterfeit, and they also sent
him $1,000 Of them, requesting him to make
other letter from them, with $4,000 more OF the
bogus bonds. 1t will thus be seen tnat 81, 900
more are st out although am informed At
remaining $1,000. The fraud was detected at
the ONCE OF the railroad company. in New
ment. Neither Fisk 4 Hatch or the parties who
purchased the bonds OF them Will suffer, as
Mr.. Read is an honorable man and quite
good the full amount, meanwhile using
every means to bring the swindler 70 Justice. is
singular that Mr Kead dld not @ ascertain the mans
did not detect the forgery until now. I. Is re-
ported on good authority that the swnder was In
New York yesterday. and doubtless will soon be in
the hands or Justice.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
ASSASSIN MARIA SENTENCED.

Satisfactory Termination Of the Prosecu.
tion OF Philadelphia Thug-sent to
the Penftentiary for Six Years and
Nine Months and Fined $1,000 and
Costs.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1872.
Hugh Maria the man who shot Alderman Nc
Mulin in July last and who was tried in october
and convicted, was brought into court this morn.
ing on q motion for a new trial. Marra's counsel
offered the following reasons for trial OF the
case, all or which were overrued by Judge Pax
on n:-First, because the Court erred In overruling
the DEFENDANTS challengs for cause In the
ssS formed % Henry and RoSs1s 0 wno
as to the guilt or innocence Of the
defendant; second, because the Court erred in
fendant, When fugitive rom justice, was secreted
by the prosecutor in his house Tor two weeks;
third because OF the insanity OF Robert Douglass,
verdict was against the Iaw fth, because the yer.
dict was against the evidence.
THE PRISONER SENTENCED.
sons at some length, and at the close Nara was
ordered to stand up, when the Judge In passing
sentence, addressed him as folows:-
"Hugh Maria, for the second time In your brief
you stand at the bar OF this Court for judg
ment Your history is
FULL OF SAD AND IMPRESSIVE WARNING.
TWO OF your associates In your former crime have
been summoned before a higher tribunal One
died In prison, the other by the knife OF an assassin
showing IT TO De true now, as It was four thousand
years ago, that "whOsOever sheddeth mans blood
by man shall his blood be shed.n You have been
spared to repeat your crime and suffer again Its
penalties. The sentence OF the Court Is that you
pay fine OF ST. 900 for the Of the county; that
you pay the costs OF prosecution, and that you
derg0 Imprisonment In the state Penitentiary for
the Eastern district by separated or isolated con,
nine months, and stand committed until the sen.
tenco Is complied with.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

scholarship. He has consented 70 preside at the
annual speech-day OF the Derby school this month,
and to distribute the prizes. The high honors
lately gained at the universities by former pupils
or this school have Influenced the Prince 10 extend
to the school these marks OF his favor.
The Shah OF Persia win arrive in Europe next
Spring. He viii first visit the Russian Court at st.
Petersburg, from thence pass on to Berlin, after
which he win proceed to London. He will pay
visit 20 France Also and will go to Vienna at the
time OF the Universal Exhibition there. The
Emperor or Austria has invited him to be present,
and q special envoy win start nom Vienna to
Teheran shortly, bearing the Official invitation.
Sir Frederick Henry vane brings suit against his
nephew, Sir Henry Ralph Vane, to recover the
family estate, the ground that Sir Francis
Fletcher Vane, brother OF the plaintiff and rather
OF the defendant was illegitimate having had the
misfortune to be born few weeks prior to the
marriage OF his father and mother, In 1897. Fraud
Is alleged in altering parish records, so that the
plaintiff was deceived into the belief that his eldest
brother was legitimate. An extensive display OF
cupboard skeletons is anticipated. The plaintiff
has been forty years an ofiicer in the Twelfth
Lancers. The annual rentals OF the vane estate
are stated to exceed fifty thousand dollars. SO the
lawyers win have something to work for.
The Earl OF Caithness. who Is now In this city,
has devoted many years OF his life to the study OF
making scientific discoveries OF practical utility.
He has made . number OF inventions,
amsng them an improved mariners COM
pass. which he has with him, and viii soon
submit to the consideration OF our government
Social science has also occupied his attention.
and he has done much toward the perfecting Of
English nre departments. His views as to the
proper organization OF such bodies in his'country
would be particularly interesting. While here his
observations win, Of course, take the direction OF
our public projects and he should be offered every
attention and given every facility to procure in
formation concerning them, as is fitting to be ten
dered toward practical man OF great culture.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
THE STEAMER wYANoKE ASHORE

Dense Fog I'm the James River and the
Result-The Cargo OF the Vessel Being
Transferred.
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1872.
The steamer Wyanoke OF the Old Dominion Line,
which left here on Wednesday last on her regular
trip to New ork, with a full cargo and a large
number OF passengers encountered dense fog In
passing down the James River, and, 1t being i'm
possible to distinguish either bank OF the river,
she went ashore on shoal near City Point. The
wards, made three attempts ll to pull the the Hyanoke
on. the hawser parting at the third EFFORT.
The WyanOke Is still ashore, with lighters
alongside, into which the freight is being loaded
fast as possible.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. NE1 A. M.

y
synopsis Jor the Past N1enty.f0asr Hours.
The barometer continues low in the Upper Mis-
sissippi Valley, with southery winds and clear
weather, extending to Kentucky, Tennessee and
Arkansas. On the Upper Lakes partly cloudy
weather and variable winds. In the Gulf States
southery winds, high barometer and partly
cloudy weather. with light northerly winds and
clear weather in the South Atlantic States, and
thence over the Middle States and New England
southwesteriy winds and clear weather. except on
Lake Michigan.
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and the Upper Lakes varying
southerly and northwesterly winds, with cloudy
weather and reduced pressure, extending to the
Ohio and Middle Mississippi Valleys; in the Gulf
and South Atlantic States northcastcrly to south
westerly winds, with cloudy weather in the after
noon on the Lower Lakes, and thence over Ohio and
the Middle States generally, clear, mild weather
and southerly winds; in New England clear
weather and southwesterly winds will prevail.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
Do Not Glass tho
BELL. SCTINAPPS
with other Interior schnapps.

Fifteen to Twenty Dollars Savetks-Any
wishing first class sewing machine can save from
SIS to $50 by the simple strategy q choosing WILSON
IMPROVED UNDERFEED MACHINE, one of tho most
perfect and capable machines ever invented. It has
every valuable Improvement that can be named, and as
all Its friends know, works with equal facility in all
classes of work and on all kinds OF goods II sold for
the peoples price and its proretors do not belong
combination organized for the purpose OF keeping
sewing machines up to fancy prices. Saesroom at 7W
Broadway, New York. and in all other cities in the
United States. The company want agents in country
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman John Lynch, OF Maine, is at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
The Grand Duchess Constantine, Of Russia, will
pass the Winter at Nice, Italy.
General N. B. Mclaughlin, OF the United States
Army, Is In quarters at the Astor House.
David A. Wells, the former Commissioner Of In.
ternal Revenue, is at the Albemarle Hstel
Police Commissioner Henry Smith has recovered
from his illness and will resume his duties to-
morrow.
Commodore K. r. Breese. Of the United States
Navy, is at the Astor House. May our navy always
have such breeze when "there Is something in
the wind"
Mr.. Disrseh win deliver his address as Rector
to the students at Glasgow. at noon, December
IS, and will probably speak ct q workingmen's
meeting in the evening.
viscount Lewisham (son OF the Earl Of Dart
mouth, Earl Grosvenor and the Marquis Of Stat.
ford have started for India, whence they will con.
tInue their tour around the world.
Assistant Secretary Richardson has rented the
residence recently occupied BY Vice President
C0lfax In Washington. The latter win have rooms
at private house in that city this Winter.
Some OF the most celebrated members OF the
French Academy are aged ss follows:--Guizot. IS; /;
Thiers, IS; Remusat, IS; Saint-Msrc GIrardin, II ;
Victor Hugo, 70; Dupsnoup, 70; Legeuve, 65.
M. Josiah Mason, OF Birmingham, has received
IN offer OF knighthood from Her Majesty as
reward for his munincence in the causes OF charity
aud education. Mr.. Mason founded the Erdrington
0rphanage and the Birmingham Science College,
The Rev. Edward Forbes, English chaplain at
Paris, mas had the degrees OF B. A. and D. d. con-
ferred on him by Trinity College, Dublin, as .
recognition Of his services TO the Church OF Eng
land during the Communist rebellion and the Ger
man siege OF Paris
While Her Majesty, the Queen OF Netherlands, is
visiting In England, the King, her husband, is en-
joying himself inccgnito in Paris. The ex.King
aud Queen Of Naples will also be the guests OF ex
Queen Isabella OF Spain IN the French capital
Royalty has abundant leisure in Europe nova
dAyA
Tns Prince Of wales has become q patron OF
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
THE BOSTON RELIEF FUND.

Newspaper Contributions-The Coliseum
Sold for S1O,5OO.
BOSTON, Nov. %, 1872.
The Citizens Relief Fund now amounts to
$102,OO0 and the fund for the Harvard College to
$50, 500.
The proprietors Of the Boston Herald have con-
tributed 1000 to the Citizens Relief Fund and
900 to the fund for the families OF killed and dis
abled flremen.
The Coliseum building was sold at auction to-
dav for $40 500.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
KING AMADEUS.
English Report Of His Majestys Death-Palacs
Bulletin Of Improving Health.


LONDON, Nov. %, 1872
report was current in the English metropolis
during the afternoon to-day which alleged that
Hts Majesty King Amadeus was dead In Madrid.
despatch which was received from the Spanish
capital later In the evening stated that 1t had been
announced by ofcial medical bulletin, issued from
the palace during tho morulng, that the King was
sqn better health.w
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
Fine Gold Jewelry and watches-Low:

est prces-Earrngs and Pins Cameo Etruscan Garnet.
Onyx Jet &c. goId Necklaces and LocketS gold Watch
Chains Seal Rings Cameo onyx Bloodstone, Carbuncle
So S. $40 $50 each; Sleeve Buttons and studs, all
prices Coral Sets $40 So $50 TO s0o gold Pencils gold
RInes, s25. $50 $40 to $500; gold Tninbles $5.
Gold Watches of all descriptions.
Watches and jewelry repaired by first class workmen
GEORGE q. ALLEN, hfl Broadway,
Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Manufacturing Haters 220 Fifth avenue have recently
received complete line OF the most superb and re-
BRELLAS, also WALKING STICKS, from the celebrated
London house Welch, Margetson Co, to which, to-
gether with their varied styles In Gentlemen's HATS,
they invite special attention.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

In Cold Weather Our Hair Becomes
brittle. Use CHEyALTER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR to
preserve its perfect condition. restore gray hair stop
falling and make IL grow luxurlantly.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
A OANTANKEROUs SNOW STORM.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1872.
severe storm broke out here this afternoon
from unusual quarters, coming at once from the
northwest and from the southeast Judging from
its severity 1t is possible that 1t may seriously i'm
pede travel and blockade trains.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
SNOW STORM IN NEW ENGLAND.

BOSTON, Nov 23 1872.
The storm last night, the first OF the season,
extended very generally over Maine and New
Hampshire. From three to six inches OF snow fell,
but 1t Is rapidly diss0lving to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
A.-ImpOrtnnt Discovery.

The ELIXIR lODO BROMIDE OF CALCIUM COM
POUND will relieve the secondary stages of the present
distcmpcr among horses 1t acts asserient tonic.
dturetc and Alternative promoting the secretons goner
ally eliminating from tho system the morbid material
which absorbed and retained an which results in
stitutona and local diseases ganders dropsy &c has
relieved every when used thoroughly and first
given by physician to his with immediate
relief. Prepared only by
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A Medical Wonder.-Hyatts Life Bali
SAM the conqucror of Rheuma tsm, Neuralgia Gout &C.
Pures the blood and is the restorative OF heahul life
Sold by all druggists Depot 246 Grand street, New York
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Julihn's Hydrastin Compound Curos
all diseases and weakness of the kidneys, bladder and
urinary organs. Sold by druggists.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
IRELAND.
Reinforcing the Garrison Of Londonderry-Pre-
caution Against Riot


LONDONDERRY. Nov %, 1872.
Detachments OF troops Of the line are arriving in
the city under orders to strengthen the garrison.
An election will be held in the municipality to-
day. and the additional force is precautionary,
trouble being apprehended.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Table Spoons, half dozen S22 usual price SCI
Dessert Spoons, half dozen $l6 usual price $50
Table Forks, halI dozen So. usual price $27.
Dessert Forks, halt dozen $l7,,usual price $2l.
Pie Knives Napkin Rings Preserve Spoons, &c.
GEO. C. ALLEN, 8il Broadway, near Fourteenth 1t,
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

All Scalp Diseases, Dandr uH, Falling,
loss and untmey gray hair, unnatural redness Of the
cured by DR.. b. O. PERRY, Dermatologist 70 Bond
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
SUSPENSION OF AN IRON MANUFACTURER

CINCINNATI Ohio. Nov. %, 1872.
W. p. Cutler. OF Marietta, Ohio. largely inter-
ested In iron manufactures ana railroad. building,
Suspended Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Letter from Father Burke.-"TO j. w.
oBrien. l42 Nassau street approve Of your pubea
to obtain Tor them the widest possible circulation.
"THOMAS N. BURKE, O. r."
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheu>
matsn, sweings Lameness and any kind OF iesh bone
or muscle amcnt upon beast cured by CEN
TAUR LINIMENT, the most wonderful discovery Of
ancient and modern times.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Glenham Hotel, the European
plan between Twenty-fr and Twenty second streets
few desra bic Suits also single Rooms Tor permanent
and transient guests.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re-
box i635 Post otfice, New York.
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Lectures and Addresses by Father
Burke on 'Tempcrance". with his Life and Labors, by
j. w. oBrien. I42 Nassau street. New York. Price 2Sc
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Noe. -, 1871
The Oregon woolen mlils in oregon C,ty. have
been destroyed BY Ore. The loss IL 1is5 iusur.
snce tSo.00o.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
Bargains In Silver~yare.

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Is the Best i'm
the world the only and perfect dye; harmless rel
able, instantaneous. At all druggists.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Golden Hair.-Any ColOrcd Hair Turned
TO Il beautiful golden by BARKER'S AURORA I,255
Broadway, Thirty fourth street
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-FOr First Class Hat at Popular
prices call ON DoUGAN 02 Nassau OF Ann
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
Henry Capt,

Henry CNpt,
Of Geneva.
now has a beautiful assortment Of WATCHES
and TRAVELLING CLOCKS OF his own make at
q Union square, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

ChristOlorO's Hair Dye.-Thts Splendid
Dye Is the only that has been anayzed and
found harmless.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-Remedy for Sore Throat and HOarsc-
ncss-KENDALL'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES: speedily re-.
eve keep them in the pocket this changeabe weather
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-Julihn's Hydrnstin Compound II .
superior uterine tonic Depot Liberty street, and sold
by drugxists
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-StOp 1t Now Not Tomorrow, WheD
may have settled DANCE rously the lungs but to-day,
counteract that cough heal that ritated throat and
prevent the progress OF pulmonary Inflammation with
HALE'S HONEY OF H0REuOUND AND TAR CRIT
TENTONS, No Sixth avenue. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toohache Drops cure in one minute.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Fatal Disaster i'm Davenport Harbor-
Ten Men Drowned from n Boat.
LONDON, Nov. 90, 1872.
later despatch from Davenport brings intelli-
gence Of q lamentabie disaster in that harbor
causing additional loss OF life among the crew Of
the Hmalaya.
A boat belonging to the transport was capsized
by the heavy sea while proceeding to the shore and
ten persons were drowned.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
STORM IN EUROPE.
Destructive Gales Sweeping the British Chan.
nel-Loss Of Life from Troop Ship
The Port Of Brest Visited.
TElEGRAMS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov 3D. 1872.
Gales continue in the English Channel and have
been very destructive in the vicinity OF Davenport.
Her Majesty's transport steamer Himalaya has
arrived at the last named place with the loss OF
eight Of her crew.
The steamship Washington and the
Storm at Brest.
PARIS, Nov. %, 1872. .
despatch from Brest reports that heavy gale
prevails outside OF that port and the departure OF
the steamship Washington for New York has been
postponed until 1t abates
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-ficrald Branch OHicc, Brooklyn,
corner ot Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. To n. NJ.
On sunday IRON 5 TO s +. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged JOints-Au
square.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2oi and s52 Broadway. corner OF Murray street
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

.WATBRs.-On Friday morning, November ~,
WILLIAM THOMAS, infant son OF Bridget Waters
relct OF John Waters aged years, months and
IL days.
Funeral takes place from the residence or his
mother, No. Sixth avenue
lF0r other Deaths See Eleventh Page
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

Ptmp1es and Cutnneous Affections Kc-
moved hy using JUMPER TAR SOAP lac turcl. by
CASWELL, HAZARD CO, New York.