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The New York herald., 1872-12-22

ANOTHER OCCASION TO Our PEOPLE FOR
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING. From the British
islands to the plains Of Italy, from the North
Sea and the Baltic southwark to the Mediter-
ranean, from the Seine to the Danube-in
short over the whole Of Europe west Of
Russia and Turkey-they have had a closing
Autumn and Winter opening Of unpre-
cedented storms, freshets and disastrous in
undations. The same meteorological phenom-
ena have simultaneously prevailed over the
same belt of the northern temperate zone on
this side the Atlantic, though in milder
form-an important fact for the wise men Of
our Weather Bureau. Meantime, while thou
sands of the different peoples of Europe have
been left destitute of shelter and food by their
destructive storms and foods, the people of
the United States will have special cause for
renewed thanksgiving with the return OF
Christmas that they have been again ex-
empted from the heavy misfortunes which
this year have fallen upon SO many other
nations.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

J. b. Alley OF Boston, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Rufus H. King Of Albany, is at the Coleman
House.
General A. A. Roote, OF Washington, Is In town,
at the Astor House.
Judge J. G. Conde, OF Troy, Is staying at the
Grand Central Hotel
Ex-Governor f. II. Lubbock, OF Texas, is stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Commander f. T. Nichols, OF the United States
Navy, Is at the Astor House.
General N. p. Banks, OF Massachusetts,, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel M. A. Reno OF the United States Army.
Is registered at the Glenham Hotel
Ex-Mayor George Innis OF POughkeeprie is
among the sojourners at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Victor Emmanuel, who has been touring through
Italy, will spend the Christmas holidays In Turin.
United States Senator Henry Cooper of Tennes-
see, is among the late arrivals at the New York
Hotel.
Colonel william Ludlow, OF the United States En-
gineer corps, Is registered at the Westmoreland
Hotel.
Stanley, the African lion, has been the guest of
some friends in Salem. Mass, whom he met at
Zanzibar.
The epizootic has reached Salt Lake City, and it
is said that Brigham Young has it. His contem-
sequence.
General Leslie Coombs, OF Kentucky, who was
recently reported killed in an array is alive and
as well as any man can be expected to be who is
eighty-two years OF age
Sir John Karslake declared In the libel suit OF
Hepworth Dixon VS.. the Pau Mall Gazette, that he
should not like to know Brigham Young judging
from Dixon's account OF him. Brigham now has
an opportunity to die OF regret
1t Is authoritatively denied that Senator Francis
P. Blair, Jr., caused or approved the casting OF
portion OF the vote OF the Electoral College OF Mis-
sour for Mr. Hendricks. What material difference
would 1t make whether he did or nota
Josiah A. N0onan, recently the richest paper
manufacturer in Wisconsin, has gone into bank
ruptcy. He used to be journeyman printer in
Schenectady, and afterwards started the first
paper that was ever printed in Amsterdam, N. Y.
The night between President Orton, Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and Postmaster
General Creswen is waxing warm. They have
begun to call each other hard names. Orton init
mates that Creswel Is fool, and Creswell says
that Orton has become unbearably insolent.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YuHK HERALD.

MADRID. Dec u, 1872.
The entire new Spanish loan OF 250, 900 900 pesetas
has been covered and the receipts will be issued at
the rate OF 81.
CUBAN COLONIAL REFORM TO FOLLOW COMPLETE
CONQUEST.
Senior Zorrilla, speaking for His Maesty's govern
ment iu the Senate, took occasion to repeat the
statement which he has heretofore made, that mo
reforms will be inaugurated in the government OF
Cuba while single nsurgent remains on that
isand.r
THE SLAVERY ABoLTIoNIsT POLICY.
The Ministry, through Senior Zorrilla, announced
in the Senate yesterday that a bill would soon be
introduced by the government providing for the
abolition Of slavery in the Island OF Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
HERALD SUNDAY QUADRUPLE sHEE

means this admirable and unsectarian institu-
ton has been the means of saving many q
child from destruction, many young mother
from life of forced infamy. Already one
hundred children are upon its record
book, the ages when received being
from one day to two years Already
twenty children have been born within the
asylum's walls, six of whom have been
adopted by excellent people. The stories told
by the unfortunate mothers, who are always
desperate, always forsaken by friends and de-
serted by their seducers, and whose ages vary
from fourteen to thirty years, the majority
being under eighteen, render the pathos of a
terrible drama most heartrending With all
it is first offence, generally committed under
promise of marriage. The New York Infant
Asylum requires the mothers to remain and
nurse their infants six months, knowing that
the union of mother and child will induce
undying affection. Wages are paid for this
maternal duty, and should the mothers re-
main longer than the time specified they re-
ceive eight dollars q month in order to have
the means of obtaining an honest livelihood
This opportunity is embraced by many, and
the letters received from those who 60 out into
the world are such as to rejoice the souls of
the noble women engaged in truly Christian
work We heartily wish them ''Godspeod,"
and if, by calling attention to what is being
done in New York for the reduction of the
saddest misery and crime, we can successfully
o,~y@ %ok he &c IL
and fire neighboring cities to generously emu
late our tardy example we shall not have
spoken in vain.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

THE ILLNESS OF THE KNa OF ITALY.-It is
q coincidence not undeserving of notice that
Just as the King Of Spain has recovered from .
somewhat serious illness his father, King Victor
Emmanuel, should have been laid low by sim
liar disease. It is gratifying to know that the
illness of the King is not considered danger
GUS, for his death at this juncture in the affairs
Of Italy would be national misfortune. Vic
tor Emmanuel has within the last few years
played great and successful part in the
affairs of Europe. His work, however, is not
done, and il might suffer in other and weaker
hands
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
PROFESSOR TYNDALL IN HOBOKEN.

The popular scientist, Professor John Tyndall
will be the guest Of one of his American compeers-
Professor Henry Morton, President Of the Stevens
Institute-on next Tuesday. The various appara-
tus in the possession OF Professor Morton, which
are the best in this country, and which are con-
stantly used by that gentleman in making expert
mental researches in every department OF SCIENCE
are to be examined by the visitor. The faculty OF
the institute will participate in the reception
corr
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Dec. q. 1872.
His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel has almost
entirely recovered from his indisposition.
ARMY SERVICE TO BE MADE UNIVERSAL.
An Army bill was introduced in the Italian Par
nament to-day.
The measure provides tnat all Italians between
eighteen and forty years Of age shall be liable to
military duty.
COMING COMPLIMENT FROM THE RUSSIAN COURT.
Her Imperial Majesty the Empress OF Russia is
expected to visit Naples at an early day, accom-
panied BY feet Of Russian war vessels.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT
IA FOR THE HOLIDAYSt
gift that will give pleasure through the year,
SCRIBNER,S MONTHLY FOR 1873

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Among the special features will be series Of articles
THE GREAT SOUTH"
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The New York herald., 1872-12-22
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. q, 1872.
The river Thames which has already 0vernowed
its banks at many places. suddenly rose nearly
foot to-day At Windsor.
Home Park is one vast lake OF water and thou
sands OF acres OF other land are submerged.
The present inundation OF the Thames Is the
greatest since the flood OF 1852.
CHURCH CARE FOR THE CURE OF SOULS.
The Right Reverend the Bishop of London
Ofiicated at st. Pauls Cathedral, and Very Rever-
end Dean Stanley at Westminster Abbey yester-
day. on the occasion o. the special prayers for the
success Of the mi ssionary enterprises of the Eng
lish Church.
At many Of the metropolitan churches, where
prayers were also offered up, the attendance was
very large.
THE COTTON SUPPLY REPORT.
The next weekly cotton report will be made up
In Liverpool on the 3lst inst.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
FRANCE.

Parliamentary Adjournment for Holiday Enjoy
ment-Academical Assertion Of the Right Of
Free Thought-A Famous Female Excluded
from Citizen Fraternity-The Flood in
the Seine Subsiding-The President
in Paris-The Orleans Princes
to Have Their Property.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
Wines, Liquors, Fancy Groceries.
II. b. KIRK a co.
(Esta


their new store. % Fulton street n north sides.
oer from large stock, all the popular brands including
Sx ~
Held lick Co s Dry Monopole. "a 3
g. H. Mumm Dry Nerzonay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 225e
Bass or other Aies own importaton) iS
Guinness Porter 2lo
London Porter %
70 the trade from United States Bonded Warehouse
families from =
Brandies, imported in wood glass; from SO TO 81
per gallon or Sl2 to $5 vintage 1875 to 1858
ohmaca, London Dock, ST. Croix Double Canned Ore
"sia sna,nnn ,nnnnis, $S 70 Si5 per gallon - -
Seo.ch and Irish whskcys 1853 to 1862 81 to $2 per
gallon olive grades imported in cases)
Ulu holland aud English Gins.
nounGh ana hye Whiskeys "A. Kellar'S, from to SIS
Good sound sherrics from to sls per gallon or sA
Excellent Madeira, 81 so per gallon; in hottie n
20 So fors Si To 30 per bottle, according age and
The Pleasant Valley Wine Companys (steubeu county,
Still and Sparkling Wines, the best this Continent
CaliioIna Wines, Foreign CordialA Condimeuta Ia
BILE Luxnries, Canned Goods, saucss Jeilies Havana
Cigars. & TT7'
7o connosscurs we offer the Belle Flour cosnac Bran
dy vintage 1875 ne and mellow imported In cases e
81 3D. No other house has it
We strictly adhere 70 dealing only IN FIRST class
goods and onr purchases and direct shipments being in
large quantities. and always tho most avorbc terms
we are enabled to offer goods ut the lowest
ssWatch C0nes."-An Entirely New and
Canes with perfect reliable timekceper inserted in
the handle being combination OF both utility and curl
oslty. Price $25 each For sale only at SAMUEL EICH-
BEkG q CO.'S, importers OF Watches 80 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Amidon d SON, Manufacturing Hattors,
o.. @ sith avenue having RECEIVED fresh invoices Of the
ana gentlemen, also elegant WALKING STICKS, from
,ne celebrated London house Of Welch Margetson Co.
respectfuy make this announcement In view OF the APP
prosssn,ng holiday season. TO which those goods
adapted. - - S' "'"~''' 40 S'rNs""J
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

tn1l II 10 mechanical, and the progress which IL
ooeses ls SIMPLY progress In mechanical discovery
and invention, which at best supplies only COM
modltles for the body, while 1t leaves the soul to
perish for want OF food. It, In fact, in its more ad
vanced stages, denies that there Is SOUL nay. even
any animal life regards the animal machine, and
looks 20 . time when all animal functions, eating
and drinking, digestion and assimiation-sleeping
ana waking, courtng and marriage, the birth and
eoucatiOn OF children-will be understood TO De
only mecnanical operations, and Will be performed
ny machinery. The gods OF modern civilization
are the lever and steam.
Perhaps that is rather an extreme view, but
There can be no doubt that the age is indeed
materialstic in its tendencies Then the Tablet
Says
We do not seek to force Catholicity or Catholic
education on Protestants and inndels, or TO force
them to become Catholics against their will we do
not ask to be allowed TO educate their children.
NOR do we ask them TO pay the expense or any por-
ask to be relieved from being forced to contribute
to the support OF their antis0ca and goddess puo-
lc schools, and to be left free to educate our own
children In own religion the religion OF CnrisS
tho Lord, as His Ch arch holds and teaches IL.
The Heeman's Journal again alludes to the
now notorious case Of diabolism in Nevada,
which it at the same time ridicules and de-
nounces. Such ''thimble-rigging deviluies,"
1t says, ''0re not of such rare occurrence.
They are very annoying in places and houses
Hnd families infested by them. But for the
people not thus pestered the imps of the bot
tomless pit are great deal more dangerous
when they do not take on outward appear
hnces, whether Of ghosts or hobgoblins."
Certainly very sensible and nineteenth
century sort of Judgment
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
ENGLAND.

Sudden Upheaval and Overflow Of the River
Thames Thousands Of Acres Of Park Lands
Submerged Prayer in Be-
half of the Missionary Effort
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
Alarmfn~ Ca.rh.

were never SO prevalent VIII you wait poor suf
erc.s @ & ,hey have liberated your lungs will you
s,9 Mem ~ You can do In two days with HALEiS
danger and safety. ~ ~ ~
fhe Thing for the Crisis,-Don't cry sis about that
pesAy decayed tooth In the crisis OF your torture perfect
ACHE DROPS ~ - = -
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
ITALY.

The King Convalescent-servic in the Army To
Be Made Nationally Universal-Coming
Compliment from the Court of Russia.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

A.-Furs.-Choicc Sets in Sable, Mink,
Ermine, Lynx Seal skins Alaska Sable, Grebo, &C., at
manuia actt,rers prices Seaskin GAPS In variety Call
before purchasing. BURKE Manufacturer,
2l0 Broadway corner Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

PARIS, Dec. 81, 1877.
II Is hoped in diplomatic circles that Greece win
sccede to the proposition to submit the Laurium
mines question TO gsnce and Itsly i9E arbitration
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
SPAIN.

The New National Loan Completely Covered
Cabinet Resolution for the Conquest Of the
Cuban Rsvolution-Ths Slavery
Abolition Movement.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Presents.-Young Ladies, Who Have nm
eye the bright and lasting good bus
bandry knew right well that Me lords of creation
love their pipe cigar after dinner Then better
they do than 10 go TO POILAK's q John street,
store middle Of the block and order nice MKERSCHAUM
PIPE CIGAR HOLDER for Holiday prcsenty
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Audley w. Canaan, Having Retired
from the late firm OF Ulman, Gazzam Rcminq ton has
removed his LAW OFFICES TO 229 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

BntchelOr's Hair Dye.-Is the Best I'm
the world tho ony true anu perfect dye harmless rek
able instantaneous. Mt all druggists.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Burnett's Miniature Toilets.-Elegant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing n complete
Toilet Appendage, admirably adapted the Toilet fable
and travellers portmanteau ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by Druggists sundry men every
ShprQ
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

ChristodorO's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye Is the only one that has been analyzcd and
found harmless.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

A.-Family Liquor Cases, with Lock
and key for the holidays containing dozen of nine
different kinds OF Wines and Liquors. warranted pure
price $40 c. j. MURPHY co., 43 Broad street
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Ask Your Physician HIS Opinion OF the
CENTURY WHISKEY pure stimulant For sale by
first class srocers, druggists and dealers generally
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

sPccfaity-Lace Curtains at Manu-
iacturers' prices several profits saved
- HEYDECKEE a co,
$40 Broadway. opposite Eleventh street
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

A.-Luxurious Flowing Hair for tn,
Holidays Use CHEyALIERS LIFE for the hair imme
diaely restores gray hair, makes II lively heath
and beautiful Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

ssSaunders," No. Astor House, Sells Ele-
CANT Cases Of Razors, Scissors Table Cutlery Skates
Dressing Cases Pockebooks, Toilet Articles and Pocket
At prices.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
A Place for bargains In Diamonds.

A.-Watts' Nervous Antfdote Cured MY
wife neuralgia and Rheumatism and myself of cnis
aud fever. r. b. CCkNION, ~ Centre street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints.-AH
diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE Union
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

An Arab surgeon who has restored the mother o.
the Khedive OF Egypt to health has been given q,
fee Of $1,000 and created pscaa.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

D.-50O New YOrIScrs Cured Of Rheuma-
tisin Neuralgia, by using Dr. FITLER'S RHEUMATIC
REMEDY, q John street Advice circulars free.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Neat Holiday Goods.
that VIII facilitate their abors Is highly worthy Of notice
as we'll as of extensive patronage One OF the most inn
portan Inventions Of the present is that that
Preemlnensy such are those Of JOHN FOLEY, manu-
Their superior value + tested BY the long time he has
We, the rieers Who know ,he value Of FoLErs
o % 5 Mo % r
best and most nos pei perfect Gold Pen ever made ooo
William; President Mstropolitan National Bank;
IA sesrdesley. Cashier Nsf Bank Of North America
Esepu0
5se Ne% Yos ouny
aosa sa HRsals'
sca.Swerih " Fredeas & Atlantic SataSnal Bans nss
VIM. II; Coz, a,, Cashier Mechanics NATIONAL Bank
esss Ss,hss sef sa s.Ss National Bank
Clarke, Dodge 1 Co. Wells, Fargo Co.
wits 2Mss ssaiss Co.
Sss + xSsi ssiss%y T%s Sassr New
hmfriss5 SsTssa Go Ssisss%
csn Wee President %sns ssn' n Co.
R%oea waIter Presasn ssreane Aas%aI rf ms ns Co.
A. i. Wilmarth, Vice President Home Fire Ins.
Morris Franklin, President New York Life Ins Co.
Sold by all the principal stationers and jewellers
JOHN FOLEY, Gold Pen Manufacturer,
No. Astor House, opposite the Herald office.
Nicol, Davidson s. Co.,
66 broadway factory No. Great Jones street. Decora
1 S & and DpsEsss e ao
w%HTTE % FRENCH CHINA, INDIA China &C., BY Ise the
set piece.
Articles sets decorated TO order the highest style
Of o aE gin FEHTEb WaEE &
-------------
Professor Frederick We'll, from Mexico.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Abby Your Hats from Burke, or 2lO
Broadway corner OF Fulton street Sealskin CAPS in
variety.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

A.-Gcnts' Dress Hats and fine Sealskfn
CAPS for Holiday Presents at uanutactar,r prices
IEAHY lX Fulton
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

A.-Eau Angclique, for the Teeth and
Gums. BISCOTINE'S FOOD for infants. DELLUC 4
CO.. 635 Broadway, the sole propretors and manu-
facturers No connection with any other drug store.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Jamison's Irish Whiskey, Wines,
JOHN l.. STAFF. lis Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
The Hnndsomest Visitfn0 IA,

As - THO ffMmOHOm6GG Hat
brought this has issued in anticpa-
ton Of the Holidays by ESPENSCHETD 1lS Nassau street
New Years callers should make their first call th at
popular II they wish to make their appear
the lst OF January IN the most elegant dress
fabric that tast and skill can furnish.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
RUSSIA AND CENTRAL ASIA.
Imperial Council for Campaign Against Khiva.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Ysax asaALs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2i, /

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec o. 1872
The Imperial Gazette says the question OF the
Kniva campaign has again been discussed In gov
ernment circles. and 1t was resolved TO under
take it.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
The Favorite Holiday Prcseu

The Waters Concerto Parlor Organs
most beautiful in styie and perfect any
gan In use. Call and see them at 4sl Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Inverness Cloaks, Fine Overcoats and
Business Suits, all from $lS up CLARK OSULLIvAN,
Taiors and Clothers ia william street. between Fulton
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

Fine Gold Jewclry
s::ss
$$aE;$: 81: 81: " !;
$:S Es:$ :!$ Z. q sss
&auSa &s1Smens rs Gold Watches sS $50 $50 70 saoo
sy ss %
FRouDE with PHILLIPS, PHILIPPIC large pam
Fhps nS john sS0n %
cents J.W. oBRfEN, i4s Nassau street. e New York. =
For tho Kitchen. Warren Range,
present that ca can be appreciated by mother, wife or
FULLEk WXEREN co. asS Water ST Street, New York
Floral DECORATE tions OF Exquisite
sosrE @ a~saae
Genuine Mocha and Java CoGees
'0f 'ss g sf% xsaESfSE's Esff'f Hs''s
Popular Tea Warehouses
ss Esha avenue w w. corner soh street street.
hra aysnas @ street letn street
G. Graham, Painter, Late Hojcr & Graz
GRAvED METAL SIGNS. Removed from 81 Duane
street to 6S3 Broadway.
Glenham Hotel, on the European Plan,
Fifth avenue between Twenty yrst and Twenty second
strcets.-Elegant Accommodations for permanent and
transient guests ALBERT II. CRANEY, Proprietor.
How to Enjoy n Winter Promenade.-
ans s Gs win a. # eas a2ps ay Go
variety of these fashionable articles and his prices
moderate. His stores No z2 Broadway and under the
Fifth Avenue Hotel will also furnish you, for dress
sons, his distngue Holiday Hat and all kinds of Fancy
Furs suitable for seasonable presents
Holiday Hats and Seal Skin Caps mt
manufacturers prices r. ERNENWEIN, l4s Nassau
street. near spruce street
Hojer & Graham, Paintcrs.-The busi-
will be continued by HOJER co. at the old stand,
9 Duane street Signs Patent Net Banners and Engraved
Metal Plates.
Half Horse and Half Mnn.-Rheuma-
tism Swellings Lameness any kind of esh bone or
muscle ailment upon man or beast cured by CEN
TAUR LINIMENT the most wonderful discovery Of
cent or modern times.
Henry Capt,
Of Geneva,
has n beautiful rtment of WATCHES
and TRAVELLING CLOCKS of his own make at
23 Union square, New York.