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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25

The Dixie Democracy Prepared for an
Open Air Demonstration.
Humanitarian Lessons from the United States
London Swept by Severe storm-Damage to
the New House Of Parliament-Course
of the Gale Toward the Continent
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK Heaale


LONDON. Jan. "a, 1872.
The mass meeting In support OF Sir Charles Dixie
is advertised for the 9Th Of February day before
the opening OF Parliament. AS no hall OF SUFFICIENT
capacity can be obtained the meeting will be held
in Trafalgar square.
SOCIAL REFORM AND LESSONS FROM AMERICA.
Mr.. Dalrymple, M. p, who recently made tour Of
inspection Of the inebriate asylums in the United
States intends to bring the result OF his observa-
tons before Parliament.
he proposes to secure additional information by
introducing early In the session motion to EN-.
power the committee Of the House OF Commons to
invite leading Americans 10 give evidence before
It as to the methods and progress OF inebriate re-
form IN their country.
LONDON SWEPT BY A GALE.
severe storm commenced here yesterday even
ing and lasted all night raging with great violence.
The gale at times became hurricane.
Rain poured down in torrents, flooding the lower
portions OF the city.
The Parliament building was damaged, the water
penetrating the roof in several places and inJuring
the decorations and furniture
COURSE OF THE GALE TOWARD THE CONTINENT.
The weather reports show that the storm ex.
tended throughout the British Isles and reached
some portions OF the Continent.
THE DAMAGE ON LAND.
Telegraph wires are FRUSTRATED in various direc-
tons and communication interrupted.
DREAD OF DISASTERS AT SEA-
In the Channel and on the Irish coast the storm
was excessively severe. Serious disasters to ship
ping are feared, although partly owing to the de-
rangement OF the wires no wrecks are yet reported.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Two hundred and twenty-five bales OF American
cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
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THE LATE DR.. ALEXANDER N. GUM.

The New York Academy Of Medicine at Its lasa
session adopted the following resolutions, which
were reported by committee appointed for tue
purpose, consisting OF Professor Alfred G, Post and
DIR. Elisha Harrts:-
Whereas Providence has called the members Of the
Academy OF Medicine and very large community profess
sona friends to the death of Dr. Aexau-
der N. Gum, esteemed member of this body.
Resolved That the New York Academy of Medicine recog
nixed IN Dr. Alexander N Gum during his lifetime
hghtened conscientious and most devoted physician whose
fahfuness his patients and the families under his
and to every duty OF his profession rendered his life
ample worthy OF imitation.
Resolved. That having private life and Ia the trying
probabilities of Health Ocer Of the Port Of New York. dur
protraced period Of SERVICE his duties
receive perfect confidence In his spoess purity
Of character and In his integrity In all things his will
held In lasting honor his medical brethren
citizens with whom he associated,
E. R. PEAsLEE. N. D., President
W. T. WHITE, n. D., Secretary.
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BURGLARS CAPTURED.

AS an early hour yesterday morning Detective
Farley received information that burglary had
been done on the premises OF Messrs. Friedman
Lauterjung, IA Warren street. Mr.. Farley went
to 16l varick street. where he supposed the
thieves lived, and going up into the house
came upon the scene the robbers were in the act
OF estimating the value OF their plumber. Inc lace
OF the well known detective caused CONSERVATION
in the dwelling, and Mr. Farley captured MS prey
and brought the two men to the Central once. They
gave their names as George Bramer, alias
Watson, alias Mofrat, and jacob williams
Captain Irving recognized the men as old OFFENDERS
and locked them up previous to examination before
covered about twenty five hundred dollars worth Of
property. belonging, 1t u supposed. to friedman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

The Missouri Liberals Still on tho Old Plat.
fOrm-Great Array Of ResOlutiOns-Peace
Prosperity and Plenty Can Como Alene BY
These Means.
JEFFERSON CITY, No.. Jan. "a, 1872
The Liberal Republican Mass Convention met
here to-day. 1t Is Of the largest assembled
in the State. nearly every county being repre-
scented. Judge Dehalt, OF Grundy county,
was elected temporary chairman, and Colonel
Lander Secretary After the appointment OF com.
m ittees the Convention took recess until two
O'Clock p. M.
On reassemblng in the afternoon the Committee
on Resolutions made their report, as follows:-
Resolved, That the liberal republicans OF Missouri,
faithful now. we in the dark days of the war,
:, the &C, vital or nosa v. of .uds" s sS,a
sovereignty Of the Union equality Of civil
mbedded In the constitution we claim the loyalty OF all good
Resolved That true lasting peace can come only
from such profound reconciliation as ACKNOWLEDGMENT has
puT or O me-
part We therefore demand with equal suffrage for ALL
every State be welcomed to active service for the
Resolved, That form of taxation just wise which
puts needless burdens upon the people We demand
which addition the yielded to the Treasury
% e se the Rse az and
Resolved That the abuse OF patron.
the Interest Of an Individual faction or q psr,y
with its CONSEQUENT corruption and demorazaton
of political life, demands thorough and genuine
reform public service Those who
vesgaton forget they higher duty the country
We honor those Senators whose
has compelled the disclosure Of msdeeds
they the thanks and hearty support Of all good
citizens.
Resolved, That loyal sefgoynment. with impartial suf.
frage will guard the rights OF all citizens securely
any centralized authority; i is time to stop
the use Of coercion bribery to ratify q
treaty packing of Supreme Court to relieve
poratons the seang members Of Congress elected
by the people, the resort OF unconstitutional laws
to cure the Ku Klux disorder, irreligiou or intern
perance and the surrender Of individual freedom
TO who ask that the practice creed Of
liberty consistent with public order, for the State
peace and the limitations OF power
Resolved. That repubicansm makes not the less
duty expose corruption denounce the usnrpaon Of
power for reforms for the public well
fare The times demand an uprising OF honest citizens
the name any honored party to selfish interests. We
therefore invite all republican, who desire the reform herein
set forth to meet in National Mass Convention
Of May merit at noon, there TO take such action
The COMMITTEES on RESOLUTIONS reported additional rssol u
that they fully represented at The Convention this
day called that thirty persons be specially designated TO
present the resolutions here adopted to that body
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HeaALn

BERLIN, JAM a. 1872
The draft Of treaty between Great Britain and
the German empire for the extradition Of criminals
has been laid before the Federal Council.
IMPERIAL HONOR TO LANDsEER.
The Emperor Of Germany has knighted and con.
ferred the order Of Merit on the distinguished Eng
llsh painter, Sir Edwin Landseer.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW foax HERALD.

MATAM0Ros. Jan. "a. 1872.
General Macedonia Capistran, President Of the
supreme Court OF the state OF Tamauli.
pas issued a proclamation yesterday against
the government advising his friends to
prepare for action. He had, heretofore welded
great influence on the frontier and been foremost
in suppressing the revolution.
severe lighting was reported at Camargo yester.
day between the forces OF General Cortlna and
General Quiroga, In which the revolutonists were
victorious.
The telegraph was cut, and rumors Of General
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A COUNTRY BURGLAR CAUGHT.

A requlsiton was received by superintendent
Kelso from Governor Jewell. Of Connecticut for
william Kenny, who was charged with burglary In
Hartford. A full description OF the man was given,
aud Captain McDermott succeeded In capturing him
yesterday morning lie was delivered to Hartford
Ocer, who states that the prisoner broke into the
house OF A. Il. Gillette. In Hartford and managed
to carry OF about twelve hundred dollars worth Of
we rim
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Herald Special Report from
the French Capital.
Parliamentary Proposition for tho Confisca.
tiOn Of NapolsOn's Personal Property.
Scene Of Excitement in the
Assembly.
Twenty Votes in Favor of the
Confisoation.


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the capital of France.
PARIS, Jan. "a, 1879.
The French Assembly was moved by the
occurrence of scene of tremendous excite
ment during the session to-day.
A member named Naquet, who is remark
able for his personal appearance, being .
dwarf in size and hunchbacked, proposed q
resolution declaring the confiscation of Ma
poleon's family property to the uses Of the
State. The proposition was received with
shouts of derision by the members generally,
and only twenty hands were held up in favor
of it.
Legislative Sentiment In Favor Of Commer-
cial Protection-The Trade Treaty with
ENGLAND Likely To BE RopcaIed-Raw Ma
terial May Perhaps Go Frec-A Bonaparte
Victory at the Fountain Head Of tho
Observation-Disclosures Cause Of the
Pope.
PARIS. Jan. "a, 1871
The Committee OF the Assembly are ready to
report in favor Of the abrOgati0n Of the commercial
treaty with Great Britain.
The majority Of the Assembly Committee is still
averse to the taxation OF raw material.
THE CABINET UNIT, AND LIKELY TO REMAIN so.
No immediate cnange will be made in the Minis.
try.
All rumors to the contrary are false.
A BONAPARTIsT VICTORY.
Prince Napoleon has been elected to the Council
OF Ajaccio Corsica.
BOURBONISM LIKELY TO FUSE.
Efforts are making to bring about fusion of the
branches OF the House OF Orleans. The Count OF
Paris intends to visit the Count Of Chambord when
an attempt Will be made to reconcile their CONNECT
ing political interests.
HOW THE PREMIER FEELS TOWARDS THE POPE.
The Mayor Of Montpelier has been dismissed from
his office because Of MS conduct during the recent
anti Ponthcal disturbance.
NATIVE OUTRAGE AGAINST THE PRUS SLAMS.
Prussian soldier was attacked by q French
workman at Epernay to-day. and badly wounded.
The asssilant has been arrested and will be tried
No serious complications are likely to result from
the occurrence
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THE GREAT RAILROAD LEASE.

In the House OF Assembly Of the New Jersey lie.
gislature Mr. Niles will soon Introduce resolution
for the appointment OF committee to inquire into
the manner In which the lease Of the United Rail.
road and Canal Companies was made to the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and whether the inter-
ests OF the State been prejudiced thereby ana
to make report OF the whole matter at an early
day. and what the reserved rights Of the states
In the lease
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POsTPOsEmENr OF THE EUROPEAN MAILS.

In consequence Of lately enforced Custom HouS
regulations the steamer Hosata cannot sail t0mor-
row, and no mail for Europe Will close at the Post
ONCE advertised. The sailing OF the Holsatia has
been postponed to Tuesday next and all subsequens
vessels Of the Hamburg American line will be de-
spatched week later than advertised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25
THE GRAND DUKE.
His Imperial Highnes and Suite Back In 81
Louis-Hearty Reception in tho Legislature
In Jefferson city-spsech Of Governor
Brown and Alexis Response-An-
hcipated Visit to Louisville.

81. LOUIS. Jan. "a, 1sT1
Alexis and the remainder OF the ducal party win
spend the balance OF the week IN this CITY In COM
parauve quiet The Duke Will decline ali invitations
OF public nature preferrlng to witness the sights
OF the city at his own convenience and In hs own
way
The invitation to visit Louisville was accepted this
evening, and His Imperial Hignness will leave hero
for that city ON Monday. It Is reported thas the
reception there will be the most magnificent aimee
the Duke left New York.
From Louisville the party win proceed to either
Cairo or Memphis and embark on board the steamer
Great Republic which has been chartered TO convey
the tourists down the Missouri She Is SAID TO be
the largest and most magnificent steamer snoat on
the paterna ancestor OF waters and for tis special
occasion she has been rehtted and decorated In .
most costly and luxurious manner.
Reception In the Jefferson LcRisIafure.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. "a rs72
At the reception of the Grand Duke Alexis yester.
day by the members or both houses OF the Legisla-
ture. assembled In joint session. Governor Brown
delivered the following address OF welcome:-
GOVERNOR BROWNS ADDRESS.
Your IMPERIAL HIGHN Rss The General Assembly OF
the State of Missouri has devoved upon the duty OF
TO s 10 o'5 our 81 s
selves q free people proud Of the simple republican, SA..
rank hereditary which obtains your land,
as Ssad
OF great empire allied TO nation by nerchAngos
Of Friendship the pas. and By marked coreses extended
WORKINGS Of social and political system essentially differ
franknes and reserve and such credentials win Away:
in the future 70 interrupt the good
experiences may all be pleasant as we'll A. favorable and
again the words Of welcome. And permit 70
introduce the presiding officers Of the General Assembly
After this was done
THE GRAND DUKE SPOKE AS FOLLOwS:-
Mr. GOvERNOR-I glad that during my journey
through the States able acquire valuable
information about the working OF social and political
Institutions, for that the Of
other the hrmer will friendship become. thank you
your cordial welcome, and glad have opportunity
OF seeing the House OF Representatives In session.
The Senate then retired.
The House was called to order and proceeded to
the transaction OF routine business At the end OF
half IN hour recess was moved and carried, ana
all the members were introduced, after which the
party proceeded to the Senate Chamber and went
through the same performance. The party were
then escorted TO the Governors mansion. where Q
collation. was served.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25

Card.-Silk Umbrellas.-The Excessive
duty, fifty and sixty cent imposed Umbrellas,
cessfuly with those who By their connections with tho
vessels entering this enabled smuzee
SILK Umbrella we have made reduction OF not less tnan
twenty-five cent this class Of goods We
aged IN this action by Information derived from
customers who state that they buy SILK Umbrellas
from ~ low Hgure they brought direct from
Europe ISAAC SMITHS son eco,
Importers and Manufacturers.
Broadway, YORK.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BUCHAREST Jan. "a, 1872.
The obstacles to the execution OF the Railway Set
tlement law have been removed by altering the
status or the company 1t is expected that the
legislative Chambers will ratify the changes made
by the government.
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key drinking and its consequences. The m
formation will no doubt be vastly useful for
tho furtherance Of the temperance cause in
Europe, while the Heading Americans" will
enjoy good time" In the Old World.
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GERMANY.

Treaty Relations with Great Britain-Imperial
Honor to an English Artist.
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Municipal Aid for tho Anglo African Expedition
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK ueaAlu.

LONDON, Jan. "a, 1S7a
The Right Honorable the Lord Mayor OF London
has called public meeting for Tuesday IN aid OF
the British expedition for the reOf OF DR.. Living
stone, the African explorer.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Jan. "a 1872.
The lower house Of the Reichrath to-day without
debate passed to a second reading the convention
between Austria and the United States recently ne
gotiated by Minister Jay.
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CUBAN SUGAR CROP.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YoRK HERALD.

HAVANA, Jan. "a, 1872
Recent heavy rains stopped cane grinding on
MANY plantations The rain ceased to-day and
operations Will be speedily resumed.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray strset.

Angeles Turkish Baths, LexiuGtOu Ave-
Twentyffth sreet-Genemen day and ~
night; ladies day and evening; best ventaton hghes
temperature best shampooing gratuies advants ses
unequaied; Europe outdone.
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TURKEY.

Cholera Disappeared from constantinople-
Bills Of Health.
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Notwithstanding silver Tea sets and.
Dinner Services, at prices. by the manufacturers
FORD TUfPER, 7S9 Broadway, Tenth stree
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SNOW IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1872.
IL Is showing here tonight, being the first snow
ior several years. IL is hailing an0 showing at
Brashear City and vermilli0nvle, aTld sleeting a.
New Iberia, Galveston aud H0ustQp>
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AUSTRIA.

Parliamentary Compliment to the Diplomacy Of
the United States
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

CONsTANTINOPLB. Jan. "a, 1872.
The cholera has disappeared from this city and
suburbs
Clean bills OF health are now granted to all de.
parting vessels.
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An Established Remedy .-sBrOwn's Br0na
CHlALTROCHES" wd.ly known established rem
edy for Coughs Colds Bronchitis Hoarsensss and other
troubles Of the Throat and Lungs.
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A.-Russian vapOr (Marblel Baths-23 and
Is Fourth street near Central Hotel Open
daily, A. N. to . r. M Ladies' hours, lot IL A. NJ
Furnished Rooms and excellent Tabs Terms responsible
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LONDON, Jan. "a, 1872.
Advices from Melbourne, Australia, report that
the observation OF the solar eclipse there was fall
ure, owing to cloudy weather.
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MEXICO.

Tamaulipas in Revolt-Reported Battle at Ca.
MARCO and Success Of the Revolutionists
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Cristadore,s Hair Dye hns EHuai In the !
world lie safest and most reliable OF sodevey-
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In theg
At all druggists.
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ROME.

Civic Population Of the Ancient Centre of Civil.
zation.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeRALo.

hOhE, Jan. "a, 1877.
The census Of Rome has been completed. The
total population OF the city Is 100000.
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The Use cf q single Bottle Of Halls Vegetable
cleansing tho scalp. " w
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.
Price cashcd Information furnished the highest rae
maid for Douboons all kinds OF Gold and silver yover-
msnt SECURITIES &C., &C. TAYLOR A Co.. BANKER.
IL all stceet, New York
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Fine Gold acknowledgements Psfcss.-
Diamond Rings, S35, $40, eco to $500 each A, -.
GEO. g. ALLEN sll Broadway, near Fourtseatn street,
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Smallpox In Canada.

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. "a, 1872.
Smallpox has appeared In several parts OF the
Dominion hospital has been established mere.
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A.-ROyal Havana Lottery.-J. u. Martinez
CO., Bankers, 10 Wall box ASS Nav York yost ouce
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"Neurj,, Immediately Relieves nHd PerS
mauenlly Neuralgia For sa's " VhAS. N. OklT>
TENTON and all druggists
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Roof Of a Drill shed Fell In.

mUNTHBAiI JdH' Y, Io'Z.
About nine O'Clock last night the roof Of the drill
shed fell In with a loud crash, the band OF the
Prince OF Wales Rifles narrowly escaping. No one
was injured.
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ROUMANIA.

Revisal Of the Railroad Company's Rules Of In.
corporation.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK uESAln

The Antipodal Scientists Suffer Disappointment.
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Parliamentary Combination Against tho Advisers
Of the Crown-Hsrreros Defeat for tho Presi-
dency Of tho Ccrtes- Official Anticipa-
ton Of Legislative Reputation
Interview with the King and
Advice from Amadeus
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(From the Houston CTexasl Telegraph, Jan. 1871
The expedition fitted out by the NEW YORK
HERALD. TO search for Livingstone has created no
little stir IN England. The London Telegraph thinks
II shame to the country that an English subject
who mas done so much for the cause OF discovery
should have been neglected, ana that 1t should be
left to foreign private individuals to do the work
that properly belongs TO the British government.
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TELEcaAms TO the new YORK HERALD.

The members OF the Sagasta- Malcampo Ministry
have resigned their portfolios placing them in the
hands or the King.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

BUSINESS on THE MIssoURI.-Owing to
the fact that the great part Of the trade on the
Missouri WINS diverted from that route by
the completion of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, last seasons exhibit of that trade was
quite small, and consisted in 615 tons to BEN
ton, and 600 tons for the Agencies at other
points Oh the upper river. The present season
promises much better, and it may be safely
calculated that from ID to 20 steamboats, will
be dispatched for, ard arrive at Benton from
st. Louis. Pitfsburg, Omaha and Sioux City.
This will make business quite lively at Ben
ton, the river metropolis.i We may therefore
expect something like the old life On the BEN
ton road this summer. STEAMBOATS, and bull
teams make times lively, and the new impe-
tbs in quartz mining, the approach of the
railroad and the large number of immigrants
who will seek this region shortly. will have a
tendency to invigorlie all. interests. Under
the treaties with the tribes OF Indians on the
Missouri river and in Montana, the Govern
ment will furnish freight at many places,
which will add greatly to tile river trade and
commerce. Its our opinion that the Upper
Missouri has seen its dullest days, and that
henceforWard the tendency will be to increase
business at all points, and especially at Benz
ton. with which Helena has always been con-.
nected by the closest ties Of iaterest.-Ga-