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grabs and other reprehensole Legislation and vino
and William Williams OF Buffalo, voted against IN.
pr position TO KIN the bl In the railroad interest.
votes OF the people who are bound by their rarosI
interes. to carry the measure. All the honest men
IN lOnpr 'ss are agreed that this bill ought not IN
pass IN tie interest," OF pure legislation. the iobSy
having enc, sen 1t as the measure which to IN
Franchot AM other ex-COngressmen with the
Pacific Railroad Committee has long been scandal
in the House France, OF, Ward and others were busy
IN the lobby, Wheeler expresses himself as greatly
pleased with the pre- sent POSITION OF the feroa
Buena JOB saying he now has 1t where ne wanted 1t.
Secretary RA beson Defiant.
The following Is Secretary Robeson's letter In re-
gard to the investigation ordered by the House yes
terday:-
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Marcn 3, 1872.
Hon. N. T. BANKs House OF Representatives.
DEAR Sir see by the Globe that q resolutions
mas been offered for the appointment OF commit
tee to Investigate the management OF the Navy De-
parment and that you 1et It TO be your duty. under
the circumstances, to object TO It's consideration.
or course cannot pretend to dictate the action OF
members or the House. but Think It right to say to
you that II any allegation OF wrong Is made
or suggested from any respectable source
against the Navy Department or myself I
this seems to be the only means OF defence ana JUS
tiacatlon at the command OF public odicer who Y
would either renew the motion YOURSELF or with
else. Very truly yours
GEO. M. KOBESON Secretary OF the Navy.
New Storage and Carriage Rates in tho Cus-
toms.
The new rates for the storage OF goods, carriage,
&C.. established by the Collector or Customs at New
York. under recent instructions from the Secretary
OF the Treasury, have been forwarded here and re-
ceived the approval of the department They VILE
be returned to New York and 60 into immediate
operation.
Chinese and Japanese Colleges.
Ex.ConsuI Jones was before the Senate Commit
tee Foreign Relations to-day, arguing In favor Of
the establishment OF college In China for the edu-
cation OF interpreters and others out OF the $45oOo
Indemnity fund. IL Is stated that there Is also
fund Of 100000 derived from Japan, which Other
parties suggest shall be devoted to similar purposes
subject.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK ReaALO.

HAVANA, March IL, 1872.
The sentence Of death which was pronounced
on Domingo Giral, q member OF the Cuban Cham
bers, has been commuted by Captain General Val
maseda to Imprisonment for life
Reports OF Spanish officials in the Central Depart.
ment state that but few whites remain in open hos
Utility 10 the government the insurgent bands lately
surrendered asserting their NUMBER in the CANA
guey to be less than thirty.
Cabeos acts as Captain General during the alb
sence from Havana of General Valmaseda.
The number Of cases OF smallpox IN Havana Is
increasing.
The circulation In Cuba of the Illustration An,ert-
cana. published In New York. has been prohibited.
The United States ship.ofw war Kansas has returned
to Key West.
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CALIFORNIA.

Decision in tho Supreme Court In the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company.
SAN FRANCISCO, March IL, 1872.
The California Supreme Court In the case OF the
people against the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
decided tnat the State passenger act imposing tax
on passengers from foreign ports arriving BY
steamer Ia unconstitutional and void.
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ALEXIS DEPARTURE.
The Russian Fleet Sailed for Brazil-The Grand
Dukes Present to Cuban Planter.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March IL, 1872.
The Russian feet, with the Grand Duke Alexis on
board, sailed at noon to-day tor Rio Janero. The
fcrts and the vessels In the harbor fired a salute.
POey, who received and entertained AZ his plan
tatlon at Las Games the Russian Grand Duke Alexis
has been presented by him with an elegant diamond
signet as q token of esteem and IN appreciation of
the many courtesies extended during the visit.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.
Official Report Of the Profits and MANAGEMENT
Of tho Transit Work.
1lulCBAm TO THE new YORK HERALD.

~aa "E.Ss PARIS, March IL, 1872
Xmee.ins Of The sn. sreholaers B: the suea Cana.
Presidents ns'I lss.ops made report ,nwsich he
stated that the direction Of the Company has no In
tention OF selling the canal to any government,
that the traffic over the canal is largely increasing
and that the receipts during the months Of January
and February OF the present year amounted to
2k77. 900 francs
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WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN STATE C0NvEN.
TON,

MADISON, March H. 1874
The Republican State Convention for the appoint
ment OF delegates to the National Convention will
meet at the Capitol tomorrow at noon. Every 10.
dication seems to point that the delegates Will be
instructed 10 vote solid for Grant, and the delegates
will not be instructed for Vice President.
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LATEST DESPATCH.

CONCORD, March 13-1:30 A. NJ.
One hundred and seventy-four towns give straw
80 $780, Weston, 20, $40; Blackburn, temperance, $685.
Cooper, labor reform, SOL.
The Legislature stands republicans, 1877; demo.
Gratis, 10l; labor reform, 8; temperance, 2
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INDIA.
Cholera Assaults on the conquerors Of the Loo.
shais-Cupidity Of Amry Contractors
- and Its Consequences
lilEeRAm TO THE NEW YORK HeSALa

LONDON, March IL, 1872.
4 telegram from Calcutta announces that several
Of cholera have occurred among the forces Of
General Bourchier, who are now on their return
from the late victorious campaign against the
L00shas on the northeastern frontier OF India.
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TELEGRAM 10 the New Yoak HesALn

BERNE, March IL, 1872.
The Swiss Federal Council has despatched num-
Der Of secret agents OF the government from the
capital to tue Canton Of Tcino. on the Piedmonese
fronter, charged with instructions to watch the
movements Of the Italian revoutionists, who are
reported to be very active just now.
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SPAIN.
Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia Pronouncss
Throne Claim-Prussian Policy
Towards the Crown
IElEGsAKs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March IL, 1872.
rumor Is being circulated to-day. by which 1t Is
said that Prince Frederick Charles, OF Prussia,
while In this city recently asserted his claims to
candldature for the throne OF Spain.
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Died.

MURRAY-On Tuesday, March IL, 1872, HUGH
MURRAY, a naive OF MOnevmOre, county L0nQ0ns
derry, In che 98tn year OF his age.
Notice OF the funeral in t0-mOrrOw's Herald.
Londonderry and Belfast papers please copy.
For other Deaths see Ninth Page.
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SWITZERLAND.

Republican Conservatism Against Revolutionary
Radicalism.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN BELFAST, ME.

BELFAST March IL, 1872
AT the municipal election In this city yesterday
william G. Marshall, the present incumbent. was
Johnson Police Judge
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AHidavits
& e. NJ
The following named have been dqy sworn BEFORE
have been salesman a. The e ths w&TGH
every watch sold by me at that was sod gold
have in the iewerv and watch four
and state under oath that every watch sold By me
~ ''' '''AN"A' ""' '''' s''' VI '' JAMES S. SMITH
Five experience watches enables judge gold
and SILVER watches m I'M 5 and state under oath
or a "A''n '0a "
understand all kinds Of watches and have had two years.
qa SEsaa
gold or silver. 8. FRIEND, JR-
understand kinds of and have had yearar
' fnse GENEVA I 1
Under Gs .ha' s%%Poysd the . store q
and silver since hsrs had
years. experience and could be
Ten years. in the and selling Of watches
sold BY at Br0ad%iY Ii; Keen ss ge
spent fifteen life in the selling and buying
Of watches and state under oath wsS sold BY m
soa as ok sale Of S
employed for years in various
watches BOLD ny me At ~ caA sI W. HYATT
7 have been employed at rnE GENEVA WATCH COM
PANYS 7e3 Broadway since the opening and staov
under OATH that every watch sold by me at this place was
solid gold silver have had twelve years in
selling and buying Watches and consider myself judge
FRANK L. FILTER
employed at 7e3 Broadway to sell gold and liver
hss s oa and C. Els
Ihave handling trading watches years.
employed at 763 Broadway, and state. under
OATH that watch have sold there 10 either gold
silver. ALFRED GARRETT.
state under OATH that am employed at the store Of THE
GREAT GENEVA WATCH COMPANY, have sold gold
watches only since there. have had years.
experience the business and could not be deceived
JULIAN J. MAGARRIS.
Ten experience In the buying and selling of watches
enables detect imitation from genuine watch
Every watch 763 Broadway sold by skate, undAg
'-'A' --- ' GEORGE BEk0MANH.
Six years in the watch and jewery busneas s suciens
TO become thoroughly posted and I now employed
by III. Agents OF THE GREAT GENEVA WATCH Con-.
PANY do hereby state, under OATH that All watches
that sold there been either solid gold
BERNARD hAMRER0ER.
The Bankrupt Sale Of Geneva Watches Win continue from
day day until the entire stock Is dispoal1l OF.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

C0NsrANTINoPLE, March r. 1872
Announcement is made to-day OF the fact that
their Excelencies the Khedive OF Egypt, and Mo-
named Essadok, Bey OF Tunis. viii visit His Impe-
rial Majesty the Sultan during the coming month
OF April.
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Tho Prince aud Princess Of Wales in Fste with
Six 0rleanist Princes and PrincesseS
Parliamentary Prolongation Of the Debate Of
Personalities Session Of the Assembly
Temporarily suspenasaa Unpleasant
Retrospect OF the War with Prussia
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS March ~, 1872
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Alexandra OF Wales lunched to-day with the Prince
and Princess de Joinville, the Duke d'Aumale the
Count and Countess of Paris and the Duke de
Nem0urs.
They afterwards received visit from President
Thiers VINO was accompanied BY his stan, and later
In che day drove out unattended In an open car
Tiage.
The weather was fine.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales are in excelent
health. They win leave Paris tomorrow for
Cannes.
Parliamentary Personalities ind q Violent
Scene.
PARIS, March 70. 1872.
The members Of the Legislative Assembly were
engaged during the session to-day In discussing the
minutes OF yesterdays sitting.
Deputy Victor Schoelcher declared that ''the vote
to pass the order OF the day adopted Yesterday
under circumstances which rendered It null and
v0id.n
Deputy Brisson accused NJ. vitet, the President
Dr0 tenn, yesterday, OF 'gross Irregularities" and
charged that 'the minutes had been fasiaed."
A scene OF indescribabie violence ensued.
The President, unable 10 bring the members to
ORDER was obliged to suspend the session for thirty
minutes. Alter the recess the Assembly, by large
majority, passed q resolution censuring Deputy
Brisson for 'his unjust accusations and Incorporate
language"
"PROPHETs OF THE PAsT' AND AN NOTORIOUS
RETROSPECT.
The DELEGATES from Metz who have been In attend
ance on the Commission on Military Capitulatione,
In letter 10 the RepublfQue Ftancatse, announce
that the Commission has concluded taxing testi-
mony In regard to the surrender OF Metz and that
the evidence Is strongly against Marshal Bazaine.
THE INDEMNITY PAYMENTS TO PRUSSIA.
Unofficial advices from Versailles state that the
French government is negotiating with the govern
ment at Berlin with the view OF anticipating the
full payment OF the war indemnity, and thereby So
curing the complete evacuation OF French territory
by German troops.
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A.-Eentlemen's Hats, spring styles, for
1872 ready for inspection and sale at
Manufacturer, 118 Nassau street.
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BERLIN March 10, 1872.
borg estates.
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Royal Havana Lottery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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phiu ~ .,v,,i.s &c &c. TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
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Hnvana and Ksntscky Lottery Drawings
JOSEPH BATES, Agent, los Broadway
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Happy Relief for Young Men.-Nefv0us De.
biliy cured BY meboda Remarkable reports sent freq
Addresses HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION,
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Machine Ss will double ts value by applying PALMERN
Combined Attachment Examine IT, Sewing Machine Rooms
10 University place.
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Lectures by Eminent Physiciaus-On Mem
Address CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, IN East yif-
teenth street, New York.
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CUBA.

The Death Sentence OF Cuban Chief COMMITTED
The Instruction Dying Out.
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The Manifest Attractions or knox,s sprIn!
vle OF entemens HATS drawing crowds Oh eager ana
delighted buyers to his popular store, NO. xs
taa
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have removed to. -.
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use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION, the well
known reliable and hars remedy for Brown Discolora
ons of the Face. Depv ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
by all druggists.
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aSHO Reward for Case Rheumatism, Neu-
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TURKEY.

Friendly Intentions Of Powerful Administrative
Neighbora
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Union League Club new YORK. or HOwEs cLARD. Real
Estate Agents, Utica, N. Y.
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world the perfect dyeI harSess reliable, insanaus
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ENGLAND.

The Mordaunt Divorce Suit at Melancholy
Tsrmination-Royal Compliment to the
Metropolitan Municipality
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IElFGRiw TO THE NEW Yuat HsHALa

ltlEepS TO THE NEW Yoat HERALD
..a-s... -. D ( !. sss-. r "A 49,
c.-'-''>'- = .oSDoN. March IL, 1872.
Lady Mordaunt, the unfortunate defendant In the
celebrated Mordaunt divorce suit during the pro-
gress OF which the Prince Of Wales was examined
under oath as witness before the Court, mas been
pronounced by medical authority incurably insane.
and the petition OF Sir Charles Mordaunt, her hus-
band. for divorce has been consequently dis
missed.
Crown Compliment TO tho Metropolitan Corr
pOrRti0n.
LONDON March IL. 1872.
The London Gazette. In It's issue this evening. ar
nounces that the Queen has conferred baronetcy
upon Sir John Gbbon, Kt, Lord Mayor OF London.
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Northumberland Sketches and
al kinds OF Furniture Curtains Lambreguns and other
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A." those Suffering from Consumption ne
celye lasting benefit by using COD LIVER OIL" HAZARD
CASWELLS d perfectly pure and sweet - rr
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A Cerd.=I Cheerfu!Iy Tsy.ify That One
Of Rheumatism GEO 4. HUNTER, 290 bowery.
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Harry Du barfy's KevaIeuia Arabica Foodp
for InvalidsThe most nutiyc preparation offered "a
the public. REyALENTA CHOCOLATE, most dell htrui
beverage. JOHN r. HENRY. Aren't.
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GERMANY.
1llllRhM TO TIFF NEW YoAx HsaaLB.

The Prince Premier and His Rural Estates.
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All Nervous Disemse: n'nd Pain Cured by
WATTS NERVOUS ANT1D0TE electrifyng aud strength
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As-Herrina,s Patent
4 CHAMPION SAFES,
251 Broadway corner Murray sr3,t
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The Bankrupt Sale Of Geneva Watches win continue from
day to day until the entire stock is dsposSl OF.
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Six in the watch and jewery business IL sucent
20 become thoroughly posted, and now emnoyed
by The Agents OF THE GREAT GENEVA WATCH coz.
FANNY hereby state, under oath, thai a tho watches
that have sold there been either solid gold sver
BERNARD HAMRER0ER.
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Five years. experience in watches enables to Judge gold
and silver watches from imitation and state under oath,
that watch sold by at 763 Broadway solid gold
silver. ALFRED Y. SNIFFIN.
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have in the jewerv and watch business for four
years. and state under oath that every sold BY
at 1853 Broadway solid gold or silver. -
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Ten experience In the buying and selling of watches
enables detect imitation from genuine WATCH
Every watch At 763 Broadway sold by skate undA4i
'~'-' AA' '''A ''''N So" GEORGE BExGMANH
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understand all kinds of watches and have had
experience under OATH that watches sold
| me at the store of THE GENEVA WATCH GO. were sod
| gold or silver. 8. FRIEND, JR-
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state oath, that employed store Of THE
GREAT GENEVA WATCH COMPANY, and have sold gold
watches only since there. have had
experience In the business, and could not be deceived
JULIAN j. MAGARRI9
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ings The case vent against him
in the johnson county court.
Backed by four other applicants,
Wiley determined TO appeal to the
Supreme Court /; while backed BY |
two OF our ablest Law firms-Over-
street = Hunter and Wooden and |
Rysfsld-snd they by the AL
lance and the moral continent Of
the Stete. the city determined TO
stay with them and see the end Of
the fght.' as the soldiers used to
say. The case reached the Su-
preme Court full half year before
the term Of the old Supreme Court
expired but for some cause. that
court left the decision Of both this
and the famous camp meeting
case to their successors. To their
honor be it recorded, that both
these cases were takel up and de-
cided with promp,ncss and unani-
nifty. And now comes the best pant
of it. I quote from the written
decision on the liquor case, rem
dered by Judge Wordon, Of the
Supreme Court, the whole Bench
concurirng:
The plea of the appellent pre-
sents four points : l That tho fee
Of five hundred dollars is, in its
nature prohibitory p. 1t is un-
reasonable 8. It is in conflict with
the policy Of the laws of the State
on the subject 4. The fee requir-
ed lie, in fact, a tax upon the liquor
dealers Of the State.
The Court will consider the last
objection fret, II We consider il q
revenue measure, we are not "a.
thorized by the Constitution to
object to it az such. City taxes
must only be in uniform through
out the city, not throughout differ
ent cities. The State may for
revenue purposes, impose a tax
fog carrying on sny particular
branch of business. This has been
done as to caravans, menageries,
etc, ever since the first session OF
the Legislature after tho State
constitution was adopted. II the
State can do this, municipal COR
porations can do likewise. We are
of opinion that tie city can do
this, although it may operate in
cidentally upon the dealer or con-
sumar.
The statute, comforting the au-
thority, in no manner limits the
amount to be charged hence, any
amount may be charged which may
be deemed proper by the Council.
unless controlled by other consid-
erations. The Court decides that
the objection set forth above is not
available.
We return to the first. This
objection might probably be urged
against any law requiring license
however small for any law that
interferes at oil with the free traffic
has some tendency to prohibition
We can no. say, as matter of Law
that the amount requered to be
paid is so large as to render the
ordinance void, nor can VIC say
in the language Of the secoud OBJ
. lection, tina. it is unreasonable,
We pass the question whether
, in any case, an ordinance can b.
held void, as being unreaso nable
when it is adopted In pursuance o.
express aud unlimited authority
The amount that might be reason
ably charged can best be deter
mined by the Common Council Of
the day not those remote there
from.
After few remarks, in keeping
with the foregoing touching tn
: policy of tho State, the Court de.
+ clares that there are no substan
3 tial grounds for the objection
, presented. and the judgment be-
low is affirmed with costs.