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;es-Wili buy and sell cotton at best mar
LIVERY srAn,z.-Mr. Parker informs the
travelling public that ho keeps the Winns-
borough Livery Stable, and can always
good caro- of any stock left at his stable.
Nov. o, 1874. Sly
M FEIBELMAH,
Wholesale and Retail pesler IN
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PRODUCE, AND
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UTAH.
New Move on the Part Of the Mormon Priest
hood-1he Territory's Representatives
to the Philadelphia Convention
Threats Of Attorney Bates.

SALT LAKE, March Is, 1872
Apostle Wells, Tom Fitch, ex-senator Fuller and
four or five other Mormons and paid attorneys have
National Republican Convention At Philadelphia.
Every county Is invited to send delegates, 10 meet
at the City Hall April 6. The Convention Will
consist OF 102, who Will Gu DOSE two delegates. The
scheme Is part OF transparent plan to divide the
opposition to the Mormon Church and the admis.
sion OF the Territory STATE into the Union and
IS regarded with general derision being too thin
o subtertuge for the occasion. Not single name
represents any party outside the Mormon priest
hood. In due time the genuine republicans Will
send delegates TO the Philadelphia Convention, but
not endorsed by Mormon apostles or paid tools.
Haywood, who was shot while attempting 10 for.
cibly gain admttance to a cOlOred bail on Wednes.
day night Will recover. Wickens colored) was
bailed for $4,000
Ex-Unlted states Attorney Bates telegraphs to his
friends mat the United States Supreme Court Will
declare null and void the decision or the Supreme
Court of the Territory In empanelling Juries; that
he Will return and enter 7oue prOseQut In all SINH.
lar cases, letting out Brigham Young and other
Mormon leaders and criminals; that he Is victorl.
ous and that McKean's Court Will be crushed He
asserts that Matt Carpenter sides with him.
Bates return would be generally regarded by the
loyal portion OF the people fair back down on
the part OF the administration. and complete sur
render to Young and the Mormon priesthood.
Bates assertions are not believed.
The weather Is pleasant and the rivers are OPEN
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vucn examined and defended his branch nj tina
service characterizing as downright lie the "A.
sertion made by Fagg that he had offered TO COM
promise In CoOpers case for $1,000. Ex.Couscror
Murphy Will be examined tomorrow.
Fog Horns.
Protests having been received 10y Secretary eour.
well against compelling Of sailing vessels to
purchase the expensive fog horns prescribed IN the
circular OF the Treasury Department a. the only
ones 10 be used to carry out the spirit or the
steamboat act. He referred the matter
10 solicitor Banded, who has decided
that the secretary has no authority to prescribe any
b0dy's invention and that masters OF SAILING yes.
sells are free 10 whatever instrument they please
provided 1t gives the warning specified In the act.
This decision wl 1t Is understood, apply equally to
all other appliances specified the Steamboat act.
The Northern Pacific Rniirond Inquiry.
The House Committee on Pacific Railroads again
took up to-day General Banks resolution for ia-
vesugaing the Affairs of the Nothorn Pacific Rail-
road Company. The Committee decoed that tho
matter Submitted to them with reference to certain
Miuesota bonds alleged to be secured Ivy
lands purchased OF the st. Paul and Pacific
Railroad Company was not within their jurisdic.
ton, and that II there was any controversy In the
case IL was subject tor the courts. There being no
charge OF msmanagcment Of the Northern Com.
pany or abnse OF franchise, nor complaint from
any source oil the conduct OF ITS officers. The COM
mitee VIII proceed 10 make statement from the
books and vouchers OF the company, and report u
w the House as an answer To the resolution.
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THE JAPS IN PHILADELPHIA,
The Oriental Embassy To BE Wined ant
Dined in the Quaker City-Pors0nnel Of tn,
Delegation in Pennsylvania

The Oriental Embassy To BE Wined and
Dined in the Quaker City-PorsonneI Of tho
Delegation in Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1872.
The Japanese Embassy arrived here at seven
O'Clock this evening and were driven to the Con-
tinenta Hotel.
The personnel of the delegation Is as foll0ws:->
TameyOssi Hide, Commissioner or Dock Yards. In
the Public Works department., is an educated en-
pineer and a person of unusual culture and refine
ment.
Termori Comatz, Hirom0to Waanabo. Tadatsne
Audo, Tadas Hyash and KcdJiro Nagano.
are attaches OF the Foreign Department.. Nabobo
nossi Nakayama Is the Vice Governor Of Hiogo and
person not only of great distinction, but Of great
wealth. Tadakats Outsmi Is Secretary to the Gov.
ernor of Kanagawa. WILSON, Able, Morikata Ok
and Nagamalsa Yasi are attaches or the treasury
Department. TakatO Osima Is associated with
Hida In the Public Works Department Fouremits
Mourata, Yossinago Takalzouzi ana Hiroyas Kagma
are OF the Imperial Court.
b9ssy Is patient investigation into the manufac-
lures Of this centre OF industry. They come for
enlightenm cn in the arts and sciences, and do not
| intend to make hurried examination OF the de-
| partments which come under their notice.
IL Is expected that the first object OF interest to be
| shown them will be the Mint where the manufac.
| ture of coin will be carefully examined. They will
make the tour OF our leading industrial establish
ments; and, as matter OF course, have dejeunc'
| at Belmont
| the Academy OF Music, to the commencement exer
| ses Of the college Of Pharmacy.
!! Al nine O'Clock they returned to their hotel anS
1 met Delegation VI manufacturers OF tue CITY,
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General ROcha's Announce nleat Of
tho Fall Of Zacatecas.
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.
The Charge Of the Government TrOaM-iilr
Resistance and Capture Of tho
Rebel Army.
BLOODY AED BRILLIANT VICTORY.
1sltlrlth 10 TIE LEW YORK iEasLa

The HERALD correspondent at Mutamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
MArAMoR0s, Mexico, March II, ,
Via BRowKsvILLF, Texas, March ID, 1879
Later dispatches than those already com
inundated have reached here by telegraph
from the Secretary OF War, General Mcjia,
from the city of Mexico.
General Mejia says that he has received an
eral Rocha, the Commander -in- Chief of the
government forces, announcing the fall of that
city and the utter collapse of the united rebel
forces. Previous to The capture Of Zacatecas
General Rocha had encountered the revolu-
tionists, under the chief command Of General
Trevinc, who occupied several hills and were
we'll fortified against attack.
THE BArrLE.
General Rocba charged the position of The
rebels. The latter made stout resistance
and repealed the drst attack. Again and
again he renewed the assault, aud after some
hard fighting the government troops drove the
rebels from the hills So bold and sudden
was the attack of the Juarstas that the rcvo-
utionists fed in confusion and abandoned all
their cannon and munitions.
CAPTURE OF TIE REBEL ARMY.
By successful flank movement General
ROcha at the same time surrounded all the
rebel infantry, who, seeing themselves cut off
from ell escape, surrendered their arms and
were marched off as prisoners. The cavalry
alone escaped, but they constituted only small
portion of the revolutionary army. General
Rocha has sent large force in their pursuit.
The number Of dead aud wounded on both
sides cannot be stated with anything like GER
taiuty, but it is considerable.
In concluding his despatch General Rocha
congratulates the Juarist government on
this great victory and expresses a hope that
the revolution will soon be suppressed and
the supremacy Of the government restored
throughout the republic.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoN MONEY MAIKET.-LoSDoN March 15-4 80 p.
M-Consos closed at 92ai for money and 92,s for the
count. United States veweny bonds 1925, y2s 1906
old, a3]s; le67's 92is; ten-forties, 1914.
PARIS BoUReE.-PARrs. March 15-P. M-Rentes closed
LIVERPOOL COTTON ADMINISTRATION, March 10
l;3O p MThe cotton market closed steady. Mlddlng
lands lO,d. Id middling Orleans, I'D The sales of the
ay have been 200D bales including 5000 for speculation
and EXPORT Sales nearly due from New Orleans
have been I'D Saes OF cotton ship named at
Savannah or Charleston l0Iod The stock
OF cotton sea- pound to this $685. bales, incad
inc 500 American The stock In port $4,000 bales, in
nlding g50OO American The receipts Of the have
Sesn COO bales including $4,000 American Actual export
5000 bales ,u.. -,
* / "a p M-The breadstufs market is dull. Wheat
he "a IDS lid per Genital for red Western spring Corn
&c ri nor quarter The receipts Of wheat for tho past
three days have been laoo quarters including SO'
. v.nvrr t,ur,,ao, u.rch
~ ,vwp pnni PRopuOE MARKET-LIvERPO0L, March 10
IoNpoN PRoDU0E MARBEr.-LoNDoyi March ID
Taiow bos per cwt Refined petroleum, I'D. 7Sd. per
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of course, quietly to endure our rough nor
westers" and snow storms and snow blockadeA
and this long ''winter Of our discontents'
Political Movements In a Nutshell.

Political. NiOyemcnts III a Nuisheus
: THE latest glance through the political ho-
roscope as will have been seen from our po-
Ntoal columns, presents the fact that Chase is
still ia the field for President, and that his
friends are about holding convention in an
obscure town in West Virginia; that liberal
tepubicsnism has broken out in Arkansas;
that the Democratic National Committee are
again called upon to show their hands, that
"a interior Pennsylvania republican pa
per demands that the republican party
4nust be purified, but that the work
must be done inside the party lines;
that the recent republican victory in New
Hampshire is regarded as triumph for Gen.
eral Grant and victory for protection over
free trade; that the chances for the republi-
Taus carrying Connecticut on the LIST of April
DIRE just as certain as that they have carried
the Granite State, and will carry Rhode Island
pm tho Sd Of the same month, &C., &c. The
democrats fail to see in the chastisement they
Gsoeived in New Hamshire ''blessing in dis
guise, and are casting about for new combi-
nations. The caldron begins to boil. By
the middle Of the month of June it will be in
full bubbte-and the politicians full of toll
bud ttouble."
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AFMY ORDERS.

Z WASHINGTON, March 49, 1872.
fFlrst Lieutenan,s Charles Bird, Twenty-third in.
fanSry, aud Charles p. Eagan, Twelfth infantry.
have been ordered to report to the superintendent
bf the General Recruiting Service in New York city
10 accompany recruits to reinforce the
rwenty-nrst infantry in Arizona. surgeon
In the Department OF Texas and ordered
TO report by letter TO the Surgeon General. Sur
geon John +, Hammond has been ordered to re.
port at the headquarters Of the Department OF
Texas tor duty as Medical Director Of the Depart
ment.
The superintendent of the General Recruiting
Service Is ordered to forward 100 recruits Tor duty
IN the military division Of the Pacific.
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I A COURT MARTIAL DIFFICULTY IN FRANCE
Marshal Bazaine's trial before French court
martial on charges connected with the eapitu-
lation of Metz remains subject Of interest
10 the nation A difficulty of very novel
kind presents itself, however, and in favor of
before officers Of equal rank with himself,
hnd there is great trouble in attempting to
Tonstitute the court from the fact that almost
all the Marshals Of France have been engaged
An some surrender or capitulation to the
Prussians during the war. The remains of
SAKE, Turenne and Soult ellie Wondering in
the grave, but do they rest quietly to-day?
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March To- 1872.
The following naval officers have been ordered
70 the Portsmouth al New York, to proceed to re-
we've tile oicers OF the Lancaster at Rio Janeiro:-
I commander ID. u. Harmony, to command the
portsmouth; Lieutenant Commander Edward A.
walker. as executive officer OF the Lancaster;
Lieutenant Commanders L. w. Dickins and George
~ Woou, Licutenants w. I. SwinDurne, Edward
Enslgns aohn II. Moore, Albert u. Berry, William
Nazr0.
Rear Admiral William Rogers Taylor has received
preparatory orders TO command the South Atlantic
feet. deutenants Z. w. Breed and George A..
Badly nave Peen detached from the Nantucket ana
placed on waiting orders.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE HEw YORK HssALa


PARIS March Is. 1917
The taking OF the census of France Will begin on
the Ist Of May.
THE AvENGEMENT OF THE LAW.
The Commission Of PardOns has rejected the
appeals Of Fedel, Questel and Glrard, the MUIR
derers OF the hostages under the Commune.
ITALIAN DIPLOMACY.
grand dinner was given at the Italian Legation
yesterday. Minister Washburne and the principal
representatives OF the European Powers were
present.
THE BULLION SUPPLY
The specie In the Bank OF France has increased
2,9oO,OOof during the week.
Marshal Bazaine's Case-A Curious Court
Martial Difficulty.
PARIS, March Is 1872.
The trial OF Marshal Bazaine for the capituation
OF Metz expected and the prospect just now 0ccu.
pies public attention. AS he can only be tried by
his peers there is some difficulty in assembling
court martial which is competent, as nearly all the
marshals OF France, OF whom the court must be
composed. were themselves concerned IN some Ca
pitulation or surrender during the late war.
THE NATION PREPARING IN THE ATTITUDE OF WAR.
The Assembly to-day discussed the budget.
President Thiers made a speech defending the
estimates OF the War Department He insisted that
they could not be reduced. 1t was necessary to re-
place material of war, forfv the frontier repair the
Notifications and create real army.
1t is rumored that General Cissey, the Minister OF
War; viii ask for a credit of 200, 100000 francs for
the building of new forts around Paris and for fOrt
fcatIons on the frontier, particularly at LOngwy
ana Belfort.
GERMAN RESPONSE TO THE BELLIGFRENr ATTITUDE.
The Prussians are actively extending the FORTH.
cations OF Metz and Strasbourg.
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ENGLAND.
The Cabinet Folded by France OF Ina Mon Re-
leWai Of the Commercial treaty
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOaA HERALD.

LONDON, Marcn Is, 1871.
Tie Right Honorable the Secretary for Foreign
Affairs. Earl Granville, announced 10 the House of
Lords this evening that the Queens cabinet had
received ollcal notice from the French government
OF the abrOeation by the republic OF the Commercial
Treaty with Great Britain by means OF non
renewal after the moment OF Its expiration, and
that the notification was given in dccUuG, accord
ing TO right vested either one OF The contracting
parties by tie treaty Itself.
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BUFFALO, March IL, 1872.
Al citlzcRs meeting held here tonight, report
from committee sent To Ttusville. recommending
the construction of an independent railroad TO the
oil regions. rcpudating all schemes for connection
or compromise with existing roads, was received
and adopted without dissenting voice. A
committee OF seventeen prominent citizens APP
pointed TO confer with the TituSvle delegates,
VIII meet here Thursday night to decide as so de.
tails, ana also to apply 70 the City Council to petit
ton hio Legislature to authorize the bonding oil tho
city for $1,000 900 TO build the road.
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CUBA.
A United States Eteamsr with Aztec Antiquities
Telegraph Between Cuba and Mexico.
1tltrram TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March Is, 1872.
United States survey steamer Bebb has returned
with a collection OF Aztec antiquities on board
The telegraph cable between Cuba and Mexico
will probably be laid In April.
captain Richard Adams late OF the steamer MORO
Castle, died last night
The steamer MORO Castle, from New York, arrived
this morning. She had her warehouses damaged
In 8 storm.
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+THe New ORLEANS Picayune having come
put strong for General Grant, the Mobile
Hft6W'ss-anti-adminis Observation-Disclosures to
read 1t severe lecture thereupon, accusing it
Sf disqualification and other weaknesses.
The Picaywase now claims to be the peoples
paper" Or organ Of the masses--hence its sup
port Of President Grant,
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M NmWOWnCtn1
spring style of Gentlemens Dress Hats ESPENSCHEID
would remark that is the most costly fabric OF its kind that
he has presented the public OF New York. When tho
original model perfected the design 80 isactorv
that he determined should he clothed In material even
richer usual, and that 1t should only
shine all competition abroad but eclipse all its predecessors
at home. He therefore offers the Espenscheld Hat hls
season nearer to the perfect In contour
teral finish classic than anything uneQiacd
acuring facilities heretofore enabled him
duce. ESPENSUHEID, 1i8 Nassau street.
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1THE REPUBLICANS IN RHODE ISLAND In
State Convention endorse the administration
and recommend the denomination Of Grant
md Colfax-just as it was expected they
would after the Providence Journal intimated
fhe course they should take.
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Secretary Fish's Reply to the Granvi,!s No.s
Duly Communicated 20 the British Csbi-
net-The American Position Firm
for Equitable Arbitration.
IttlcrAs "a 1si law ypas asalLs.


LONDON, March Is 1871
CoDies or he reply OF Secretary Fish to the note
OF Earl Granville were communicated to the Score.
tary OF state for Foreign Affairs yesterday after
noon. ana to Mr.. Gladstone last evening" alter the
reply OF the latter 70 The motion offered by Mr..
Disrael in the House OF Commons for the proouc.
ton OF the despatch
The reply or the American government, though
friendly, Is firm and unyielding, anu calls upon
England 10 submit 10 the Geneva Tribunal OF
Arbitration the question whittier the claims for
conseq uentia damages shall be admitted ani dis.
cussed by that Board.r
The American icpsy 20 b. Considered BY the
Cnbinet--The ntimstry 90 Report 20 Fariia-
meat.
LONDON. cn.1j-EyeDlug.
In The House OF Commons tonight Mr. Dsrae
alluded 20 the public anxiety Which existed to
know the nature OF the American reply TO Earl
Granyiiies note. and again asked the government
II II conla be laid before the House.
Mr. Gladstone replied that Cabinet meeting was
TO be he.d tomorrow, at which the answer TO
Secretary Fish would he CONSIDERED After that The
government would report on he subject but 1t was
impossible to 10 so now.
Mr.. lIorsnan gave notice that IN case OF further
negotiations WITH the government OF the UnIled
States he should ask OF Her Maiesiy's government
that nothing he accepted as Gnai un!U sanctioned
by Parliament
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Died.

GRANT.-On Friday, March Is, at his residence.
No Al Monroe street, Mr.. MICHAEL GRAFT aged ID
year,.
The funeral Will take place on Sunday afternoon.
March II, at one O'CLOCK.
[For Other Deaths see Ninth PaOel
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A.-The Great Geneva Watch Company,
which has recently failed of the pioneers In tue
operative movement and this fact makes IT'S misfortune to
be the regretted Nevertheless has been gain
many have thereby enabled get good
at much reduced the American agents of the
pany selling OF their Sock, amounting to 5000 AZ
panic prices.
tod Watches selling for 5 and silver for $6 each,
every watch being guaranteed by the company writing
The place where this sacrifice Is being made s at 7B3 Broad
where readers procure these great bargains
they cali early enough.
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ITALY.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March 10, 1872.
1t is thought that Devincenzl, Minister OF Public
Works; Correnti, Minister OF Instruction, and Cas-
tagnola Minister OF Commerce, will soon resign.
The funeral OF Mazzlnl took place yesterday and
was attended by o great crowd.