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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
British Parliamentary Anxiety Relative to the
Cabinet Negotiations with Washington.
The Treaty Making Power and Rights Of the
Crown-lmposslble to Delegate 1t from
the Monarch to the Legislature
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK aslALa

LONDON, March 20, 1872.
During the session Of the House Of Commons this
evening the Right Hon. Edward Horsman, member
for Llskeard, reformer in politics. acting In &C.
cordance with his expressly recorded Intention.
asked, Tor the second time, Her Majesty's govern
ment to Parliament that in case fresh nego-
tiations relative to the Alabama claims were entered
upon with the American government, no proposals
would be hualy accepted until they had received
the sanction OF Parliament
Mr. Gladstone. in reply 10 Mr.. Horsman's cues.
ton, said he informed the honorable gentleman
last night that he had been unable to consult with
his colleagues on the SUBJECT He added that he
was yet without the opportunity to do So and con.
sequently was not able to give the assurance asked
for He would state. however. 'that Parliament
would be informed at oil times OF the spirit. aim,
direction and policy Of the government on oil
important questions. so far as tue Alabama claims
were concerned he believed the speech of Her
necessary information"
Mr.. Gladstone, in concluding, said 1t would be
impossible for the government to delegate to Par
Lament the power Of making treaties.
Mr.. HOrsman, IN reply to the las. portion OF Mr.
Gladstones remarks, cited the fact that the Amer-
can Senate had the power to ratify or reject any
treaty which the government may negotiate.
Mr. Gladstone repeated his assertion that cit would
be impossible TO allow Parliament the treaty making
power" but at the same time stated that 1t was
''tne duty OF the government to keep Parliament
informed OF any alteration In the governmental
policy"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARK En- LONDON March I'D 80 r.
M-Consos closed ut e2fs for money and 80 for the
American securities closed 6rm. United States FIVE,
bonds 1929, s $685. 93As 1878, 933s tenfor
ties hyI9.
PAnIs BoURsr--FARIs. March 2O-P. M.-French rentes
closed 1T b6i. 72c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkrr:-LrvErroor~ March 90
l:O PMCotton closed du mddling uplands lid. I'd
iddng Orleans lsGd ld The sales foot up 10 00J bales
including 5000 for export and speculation l750 bales Of
American landed in port to-day.
LIVERPOOL REApsTurrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March
24 3U r. M-Wheat California white lis 81. Petroleum
Refined I6Iod I'D The market Is quiet and unchanged
LosDON PRODUCE MARKKT-LoNpoN, March 20 q 20
r. M-Tallow advanced TO els. Common rOsn, los. n
lUs. 3d. Turpentinc 6bs. I'd. a 56s.
PLTRoLrUM MARKET.-ANTwERp. I9tcn 20. -Pett1
leum, 4o,Sr Tor standard white,
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Parliamentary Privilege During
the Dixie Motion Debate.
Minister Schenck Cleared from the Gallery Of
the Commons-sir George Dixie Finds Three
suppOrtsrs-Ihe Military Volunteer
Review" orion" -Tichborns',
Criminal Case.
TELEGRAM 10 THs NEW yo,y HERALD.

LONDON, March 90 1872
Towards the close OF the debate on Sir Charles
Dukes motion In the House of Commons last night
and Just previous TO the taking OF the division
Lord George Hamilton rose to question OF
privilege, and called the attention OF the Speaker
to demonstrations which were being made by per-
in the visitors and reporters galleries In VIC.
lation OF the rules OF Parliament" Tho galleries
were cleared by order o. the Speaker.
Hon. Robert c. Schenck, United States Minister
to the Queens Court, was present in the visitors
gallery at the moment, ana was among the persons
who were removed by the officers of the House.
THE dixie LEGION AT THE CITIZEN THERMOPYLH
Sir WIllred Lawson, member for Carlisle and Mr.
George Anderson, member for Glasgow, In addition
to Mr.. Auberon Herbert, supported the resolution
offered by Sir Charles Dixie In the House OF Com
mons last night for an investigation or the expenses
OF the Crown. Mr. Herbert and Mr. Anderson were
among the tellers appointed TO count the vote on
Sir Charles motion.
Observation-Disclosures BAIL cAsE.
When the case of the Tichborne estate claimant
now IN prison under charge Of perjury, was called
in court to-day appeared to bail him. as was
expected, ana II was announced that he was unable
to OBTAIN bail. The application OF the claimant to
be released on giving bonds for his appearance was
therefore postponed sine die by order OF the Judge
THE VOLUNTEER ARMY ORGANIZATION.
The contemplated review OF the volunteers at
Brighton on Easter Monday will not take place, as
sufficient ground for The manHuvres OF the troops
cannot be obtained. Arrangements are being made.
however, to hold a review at Portsmouth.
STEAMSHIP TARs HELD FOR TRIAL.
Two seamen belonging to the steamship Cuba
have been arrested at Liverpool and committed TO
await trial on a charge OF stealing number OF
Italian bank notes which were shipped for New
York by that vessel.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD

PARIS, Marcn 20, 1872.
The Parliamentary proceedings report from Yer.
sailes to-day announces that the fiscal estimates OF
the Minister OF the Interior for the expenses OF his
department. for the present fiscal year were submit
ted to the National Assembly and that they ask for
large increase In the appropriation for the support
OF the police, whose numbers have been greatly
augmented.
BAzAINE's BANQUET WITH THE PRUssrAN INVADER.
1t has been proved before the Assembly Com
mttee that Marshal Bazaine dned with Prince
Frederick Charles OF Prussia shortly before the
capitulati0n Of Metz.
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ltLleHAaS 10 The NEW YORK RsaALs.


DussELDORr, March 20, 1872.
A connagration. attended with most disastrous
results, occurred here LAST night. The Town Coun-
Gil Hall and the worid.famed Academy Of Art were
burned and large number OF the most valuable
paintings in the latter building were destroyed.
Tho Art Gallery and school Of Dusseldorf.
The famous little city OF Dusseldorf has OF late
years contained nothing worthy OF particular no.
tice, except its gallery Of art and Its school OF v-
ing artists, the latter favcrte resort OF American
students The gallery and theatre occupied, until
the occurrence OF the COnflagratOn, palace
built by the Elcctor John william, whose
bronze equestrian statue STANDS In the market
place. The main portion OF the Art Treasures
building was destroyed by the French bo,abard-
ment IN the year 1894. Here, TO the year 1906 the
famous collection Of pictures now known az the
Munich Gallery was to be seen. All the works were
removed at that time save one large painting, 'The
Assencion OF the Virgin" said to be by Rubens,
out of inferior quality. The collection OF drawings
by the old masters was however, the chief attrac-
ton OF the place. 1t numbered about fifteen thou
sapd pieces, including several by Raphael, Guido.
Romano, Michael Angelo, Titan and other famous
masters. The water color copies OF the most re.
markable paintings OF the Italian school, from tue
fourth century, by ElnG9u, numbered $50.
Emperor VILLA M. COnvni escence und Care for
Hi, Etatft.
BERLIN, March 20, 1872.
Tie Court physicians having informed Ills Ma
jes.y the Emperor William, who IS now GONZALES
cent tnat care Is demanded on his part in order 10
completely regain his health, 1t has been deter
mined to dispense with the usual consratulatory
birthday celebration at the palace.
PARLIAMENTARY oONvoCArrOS.
An imoerial German decree has been issued con-
veninp the Reclstag IN session on the 3th OF April
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MEXICO.
car,ura ~ Cattle Thieves By the Hexcans-Tws
of the Robbers wopi.' sa-Aght
Taken Prisoners.
TELEGRAM TO 1Hs NEW YORK HERALD.

MArAMonOs March 20. 1872.
The Mexican authorities yesterday attacked
band Of thieves entering Mexico with drove OF
stolen Texas CATTLE,
raHr 'ENsUED.
when two OF the thieves were wounded and eigns
captured and LODGED in M.Stamoros prison. Tho
party are professional stock robbers, and their
treatment by the Mexican authorities u unprece-
dented, as they have
HERETOFORE BEEN Projected
after crossing the Rio Grande With CHER booty.
The recent movement IN Congress to investigate
the raids on the Texas frontier mas caused an
ALARM AMONG TIE MBxICANS,
who appear DESTROYS to avoid past respons'bi hteS
by pretended attempt TO restrain anotserpepre'
dalton on the Texas frontier.
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Fiscal Exhibit of the United Nation.

Fiscal Exhibit of the United Nation.
The condition OF the national treasury with the
coincident consideration OF the questions OF taxa
ton, public debt income and expenditure constr.
tute the really serious subject which presents TO the
Cabinet of the Italian nation consolidated in Rome.
The budget for the financial year ls7l-72 was pre-
senteu to the Parliament the 18TH OF March last
year. IL showed probable deficit OF 100000, 600
lire In the budget OF 1872, including
$4,000 coo OF credits claimed by the War De.
partmenJ for the increase OF the military forces OF
the country. Under those circumstances the
Minister proposed to the CHAMBER to renounce
the sale OF titles OF Italian rente authorized by
former law TO an amount OF ls6 900 900 lire, and to
repIace that by an augmentation or ten per
cent on the direct taxes. King Victor Emmanuel
discussed the plan IN cabinet meeting and had
ecL The latter positively refused to include In his
budget sum asked for by the Minister OF war f0r
various new forrifcatl0ns, especially for those or
Rome, and some high words passed between the
two Ministers In consequence at the Council. The
King being informed OF what had occurred, sent
plain language which HIS Majesty s said
TO use when in passion. what he
thought OF hts conduct. Ills financial pol
lev, be said, 'besides being an utter failure,
crippled the strength and efficiency OF the army;
and, by refusing the means absolutely neccS-
sary for the defence OF the country endangered
the safety OF the state. 1 am heartily tired
exclaimed the King) OF your way OF doing busi-
ness, and must request you 10 obtain the FUNDS re-
auired Tor the expenses OF the State In some other
way than by totally dvestpg the country oil It's pro-
lection; for this will never allow"
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1ustfAM TO THE VIEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 20, 1879.
Tho German man .of-war Niobe arrived here yes.
terday.
The United States flagship Worcester, with party
0, excursionists on board, returned to-day from
Matanzas.
Sugar active; No. t2 Dutch standard. 10 1914
reals per arrobc.
Exchange OH the United States. sixty days, cur
rency, par per cent premium; short sight, l o
Ia per cent premium; on London, 231z 244 per
cent premium; on Paris, ga a9sf per cent pre-
MI
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OBITUARY.
Colonel &. lie aaal.

Eugene lie Gal, formerly Colonel in command OF
the Fity.fth regiment OF the New York State M
tional Guard died on the goth INST. Colonel Lo
Cal was invaded by very protracLed illness pre-
vious TO his deccase When In physical activity ana
on military duty he paid great attention 10 the
members OF his command, taking much prlde in
the appearance OF tho regiment, IN numbers, AZ.
pointncnl. arIu aul raiipmeQh
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CANADIAN RAILROAD BLOCKADE.

OTTAWA. Oni., March 20. 1874
There has been no communication with the QUEER
word to-day ana the trains are all canceheo' DO
tween st. Lawrence ana ottawa hly men have
moan enuacea IN shove,,no the snow. which DRIFTS
back Immediately. Sleighs nave Deem pu. vi no.
route at Prescott assist IN tho VI '"7
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax H.aALU.

KI0 JANE1HO, rep. ~, is1z
The Argentine government has formally assumed
jurisdiction over the Chaco, and has made villa
Occidental, which is a Paraguayan town built upon
territory which Bolivia asserts Is indsputabfy hers.
the capital OF this new anne Xation, notwithstand
ing the treaty for It's cesslOn by Paraguay remains
unnegotiaed.
In the Argentine Confederation battle was re-.
ported to nave taken place on tho 9th of Feb
ruary three leagues from Curuzu Curaia in Cor
rientes between about three thousand insurgents
and as many OF the legal forces under Babene, and
1t is said the first were routed ana their infantry
all captured killed.
On the Stn Babiene began his march on the city OF
COrrlentes.
The telegraph between Buenos Ayres and the Pa
cihc was inaugurated far rs Mendoza on the 7th.
Or the thirty eight imprisoned Tandil assassins
fourteen have been condemned to death and fifteen
to fifteen years OF Imprisonment with hard labor.
In Montevideo there was great rejoicing, peace
having been made on conditions, the chief of which
that the appointment OF the political chiefs Of
four departments should be made by the Blancos.
Colonel Fortunate Flores having used threats TO
the government to prevent the signing of the peace
he was arrested and imprisoned and the government
army mad been ordered to approach the metropolis
to prepare against disturbances by The exalted Colo
RADIOS
The elections OF the President and the Vice Presi.
dent OF the Senate fell on senior Thomas G0mensOrO
ana Senior Pnhelro.
As the term of the President OF the republic ends
with February aud successor has been yes
elected the President Of the Senate will have to
assume the Acting Presidency.
SLAVE RESURRECTION.
On the 9th inst. an 1nsurrectiOn OF sOp,e d!tY
slaves occurred about thirty miles from Rio Janer0
on the plantation OF Messrs. Cortes Il Bann0.
Armed with their blllh00ks the slaves attacked the
house about half- past nine O'Clock at night, and
tried to break open the closed doors TO kill
two Of their masters. However, few
shots from revolver caused them to give
up the attempt and they abandoned the plantation.
A force OF police being sent mp on receipt Of q
tele2raphlc DESPATCH half Of the slaves were cap
tured within two or three days ana almost all the
others within week.
YELLOW FEWER.
yellow fever continued among the vessels III tho
port OF Parahyba, and up to the middle OF tho
month twenty four persons had died. The epi-
| demic mad not shown Itself on shore.
| TELEGRAPHS.
| MIR. Wilson, member Of the COmmissaO ia Praca,
| OF Para, and manager OF the Gas Company, has
| proposed 10 the President OF the Province Of Para
| to lay Geographic cable between Para and st.
| Thomas, thus Joining Para with the European and
North American lines, on condition OF small sub.
sldv from the public purse. 1t was to be laid be-
fore the Provincial Assembly, which meets this
month Of February.
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THE CHICAGO RELIEF SOCIETY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March TO- 1872.
Alta conference between the representatives OF
the Relief and Aid Society and the Finance Com.
mittee OF the Common Council to-day 1t was stated
that 0oJ rat,Ons were issued last week, many to
aDoreis VINO have come here to secure work; also
that the weekly cxpen0i, ure IS $4,000, and that
5000 600 Is ef which will only last TILL May II the
cold weather continues
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Argentine Confederate Annexation from Para
quay and Bolivia Battle With and TIL
umph Over Insurgsnts-Telsgraph In-s
auguration-P Elsc-
ton and Prospects OF
the Presidency.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March AL A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March AL A. NJ.
Synopsis for the idSt TDenty-fOW Hours
The barometer has continued rising from the
upper lakes TO the Cult and eastward 10 the Allan
tic, with westerly to northerly winds, falling tenn
pera,ure and clear weather, except over the lake
region. where partly cloudy weather, with
occasional light snow, has prevailed Northeasterly
winds have continued over the western Gulf States.
The barometer Is high throughout the Mississippi
Valley.
The display OF cautionary signals along the lakes
will be resumed April J.
Probabilities.
The barometer will continue rising on Thursday
from the lower lakes TO Florida and eastward with
westerly 10 northerly winds and clear but con-
tlnucd cold weather; easterly winds Will pre-
vail over the western Gulf States falling
barometer, with winds backing TO southerly,.wn
prevail over the northeast on Thursday
and gradually extend TO the OHIO Valley aud over
the upper lascs. The wind will probably diminish
In force over the New England and Middle States on
Thursday.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the At
lantic and Gulf coasts, excepting brisk and nigh
northwes;erly from Cape hateras northeastward.
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Is BOSS STONG DEAD I?
Interesting Particulars ms to His Supposed
shooting by NIcQueen-A LunabcrtOn Paper
p,ofes.cs TO Know All About 1t:

From the Lumberton IN. ca Robesonian.]
We are gratined to be able to announce this week
that another Of the Lowery band OF outlaws has
probably been sent to that bourn from which no
traveller ever returns. Boss strong. one OF the
aercest devils OF the pack. was shot, and In all proba'
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON March 20. 1872
The public interest in the forthcoming race be-
tween the Oxford and Cambridge crews Is increas.
ing hourly.
The men are out daily for practice and their row.
ing is witnessed by large numbers OF persons vino
gather along the shores.
The betting Is now seven to four in favor OF the
Cambridge crew.
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SPAIN.
The Mission to Washington and Royal Honor
to the x-Minstsr-Frsnoh Reports Of
Carlist Prepar ations for Revolution.
1sleGRAms 10 TIE NEW YORK HEaALn

MADRID, March 20, 1872
The appointment OF Admiral Jose Polo de Barnabe
as Spanish Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentary to the United States Is officially
published day.
Senior Maurlcio Lopez Roberts, whom Admiral
Polo relieves at washington. has been invested by
King Amadeus with the Grand Gross OF the Order
OF Charles iii.
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Supplementary Weather Report.

WAoUINUIUN, MdTCH IoIZ.
snow has been reported from Cleveland Grand
Haven. Pittsburg, burlington. VT; Davenport, Dem
YER, Omaha, Rochester and Oswego. The tempera-
ture this morning at Grand Haven stood at zero;
Detroit and Toronto, degrees; at Duluth, Mimi, z;
at Escanaba, o; at Marquette 81 AT Montreal, l; Mt
st. Paul. below. northwesteriy gale
and clear weather were reported from Cape
MAY THIS evening. Brisk n0rthwesterly
winds from Baltimore, Boston, Cairo. Chicago, Da-
venpOrt, Detroit, Knoxville, New London, New
York CITY, Oswego, ST. LOUIS, Philadelphia aud q
high westerly wind from Buffalo. A high north.
west wind aud clear weather prevailed III this city
ture IS degrees below zero and hurricane from
the westward, the velocity reaching 9S miles an
hour was reported from Mount Washington, N II.
The velocity OF the WIND from the above station
was reported at 100 miles an hour.
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A SNOW BLOCKADE IN NEW BRUNSWICK,

ST. JonN n. r., March 20 1872.
or,,o railroad il not yet opca. bat train Is ex-
n.c,od nonrly rom Bangor. The English mail,
sN,,,on ,sn halifax last Thursday, arrived last
n,gnt IL cane turOaGh ucar'P all inc way on
5l.kiN
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ITALY.
Treasury Estimates and Parliamentary Discussion
Of the Budget.
1lllttiE 1l Ilf NEW YORK HisALa

ROME, March 20, 1872.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies was engaged to-
day IN the discussion OF the budget, which has been
made Cabinet question by the Ministry.
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BURLINGTON, N. j., March 20, 1872.
The republicans have Tor the first time carried this
city and elected their Mayor and all the other NUM-
Cipal officers.
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The following record viii show tn, changes In the
temperature for the past tw ,ntY-four hours IN COM
partson with the corresponding day OF last year,
"a Indicated bv the thermometer at Huinup5 Phar-
macs HERALD EuildinQ:-
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GERMANY.

Disastrous Fire in Dusseldorf and Destruction Of
the Gallery of Art-Lcss Of Most
Valuable Paintings.
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FRANCE.

Republican Government-Its Cost and Social
Precautions
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Uepe Told ~ Flaitering Tale, but, Tru, n
asscgts place gentlemen kieip sPRJN
HA NJ Is at KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway.
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There are n Hundred Ways Of Rmiuine tho
hair but only to ana rebeautify ~ To re-endow
with vege,ative power to knde into yaor theenfeebled
Ions CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGORATOR mu { be regu.
arly brushed in complete Of the then
certain. Sold by all druggists.
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Formnn,s spring style Of Hats, for Gsensie.
men and bows exhibition. 30l FOur
between xeniy NTH and Twenty sxtb streets. =
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Lectures by EEainent rhyscisrs.- On Men.
hal and Physical ncapactv and Nervous Deb w. sent rec
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, A1 Eass Fifteenth 81.
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German Project an International Alliance
for War.


It is rumorcd that Herr Won Amin, vino
recently arrived here from Berlin, Is the
bearer OF proposition for treaty OF defensive
alliance between Italy and Germany whereby
the possession Of Lorraine and Alsace Is guaranteed
to Germany and Rome to Italy, and both parties
are to unite their armies In casa Of war.
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Report OF n Coming Revolution by tho
Carista.
PARIS. March 20, 1872.
Information has been received in this city from
Spain that the Carltsts are endeavOring to import
arms with the object Of rising against Amadeus
government.
1t is stated, however, that internal dissenslons
prevail in the organization, which, It Is thought,
may prevent any demonstration.