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WEATHER REPORT.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Feb. 20-1 A. NJ.

Synopsis JOT u1e fUSt 1t0e1vJOur HOURS.
The uniform barometric pressure which existed
Sunday night mas continued very generally east Of
the Mississippi River; but the barometer has
fallen from Texas to the upper lakes. Clear
or clearing weather, with light north and
northeast winds has prevailed throughout the
East Atlantic states. South and southeast winds,
with rising temperature. are now reported from the
Mississippi Valley.
Probabilities.
An area OF low barometer Will probably continue
to develop on Tuesday over the valley of
the Upper Mississippi and southwark to
Texas, the central lowest pressure moving
slowly eastward toward Illinois. with southerly
winds and increasing cloudiness from the lakes to
the Gulf; northerly winds veering to the southeast
prevail ON the South Atlantic coast, and north.
westerly winds In New England and New
YORK; partially stormy and clear weather con-
tnue very generally throughout the Atlantic
States; southeastern winds and cloudy weather
prevail on the Texas coast by Tuesday afternoon.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for Tuesday
morning.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Feb. 10, 1872.
The resignation Of the Ministry causes consdera-
BILE excitement
1t was thought last night that Senior Sagasta
would be entrusted by the King with the duty OF
forming new cabinet, but II is now said that the
tasK Will be delegated to Admiral Topete or General
SerranO
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho Will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION FOR Europe
will be ready at hafpast nine O'CLOCK In the morn
ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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TO THE NEW rasx HERALD

HAVANA. Feb. 10, 1872.
General Ceballos the new segundo Cabo. arrived
here to-day.
Ameetlng OF merchants and others Is to be held
IN Santiago de Cuba to discuss the expediency OF
admitting bills OF the Spanish Bank into circula-
ton. In order to prevent excessive speculation in
gold.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10

: WASHINGTON. Feb. 10, 1874
Chief Engineer Wheeler has been detached from
the revenue steamer Hamilton ana ordered to the
Perry, at Erie. Chief Engineer Brennan has been
transferred from the 0allat1n 70 the Hamilton.
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Aerald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
TrevinO, with Twelve Thousand Men,
Marching on San Luis POtoSi.
fHE CITY OF MEXICO NEXT TO FALL.
Quir0ga's Preparations for the At
tack of MatamOrOs.
rtlEsRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded US the following special de-
MATAMoRos, Mexico, Feb. 10,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb. 10, 1925
Your Camargo correspondent writes, under
date of the 18th instant, that General Trevino,
the Commander-in- Chief of the revolutionists
in Northern Mexico, has telegraphed to Gen.
eral Quiroga that he is moving on San Luis
Potosi, with 10000 men, and would take the
city Immediately. He says he will then pro-
coed straight to the city of Mexico.
There are some heavy guns, with $50 men,
revolutionary infantry, on the road from
Monterey to join General Quiroga in his
attack on Matamoros. Quiroga will move as
soon as his achievements have arrived.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE REvoLUTIoNIsrs.
In Sinaloa, on January 81, the revolutionary
General MARQUEE defeated the government
forces under Pasqueria, capturing four pieces
of artillery, with arms and ammunition.
In Jalisco the revolutionists are 1000 strong
and actively engaged in hostilities against the
government General Magma has pronounced
against Juarez in Colima.
Retallntions for tho Mexican Oepreda ions In
Texas.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb. 10, 1872.
The R0ncher0 newspaper, commenting on
Representative Connor's speech concerning
Mexican depredations in Texas, says there
exists movement among the large stock hold
ers for oscillations upon Mexico, and that
men, means and arms will be forthcoming at
the proper time.
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A oowARDLY BROTHER.

CINCINNATI, Feb 10, 1877.
A special despatch to the Chronicle says:-At
Bowerstown, ohio. yesterday afternoon, desperate
young man named George CLARK, living ct that
place shot MS sister with rine because she threw
snow at him. The ball passed through the girls
raht thigh Just below the hip joint, thence nearly
Hrongh he let thlRhs Csark wae arrested
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AN ADDRESS BY VICE PRESIDENT CoLPAx.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Fep. 10, 1871.

BALTIMORE, Md., FeD to, I5'1.
Vice President Colfax delivered an interesting
address tonight at the Central Presbyterian
church, the occasion being the sixteenth anniver-
sary OF the Maryland Sunday School Union. Rev.
George " Mlngins, OF New YORK, also spoke.
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FRANCE

Bonapartist Military Movement for q Coup
Against the Constitution - Manifestation
Against Orleanim-A Monarchical Mani
festo Expected Presentation to the
President-A Cabinet Banquet.
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THE STEAMER ELLBNs TERRY Ran ASHORE.

NEwBERN N. c., Feo 49, 1871
On the 18th inst, as the steamer Ellen s. Terry.
bound from New York for Newborn, was crossing
the swash at Hatteras Inlet, she struck an anchor.
The Captain finding mis- vessel sinking, ran her
saved.
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BURNED TC
DEATH

81. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 10, 1872
Mrs. Gordon, wife OF Captain Gordon, the Clerk Of
che Circuit OoWt Of Pcmiscot county, Missouri, and
her little daugp r three years old, were terribly
burned by the explosion or coal oil lamp In their
residence at Gayoss0 the 23d ut. that they b0tn
died shortly after
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Rainbow Hair yes.-Au the ColOrs Of
the rainbow sometimes given to the hair by the mineral
pigments sold dyes. On the other hand, HILLS IN
STANrANEOUS HAIR DYE evolves most respendent
and exquisite blacks II dsappoins and
Is the cheapest Dye In the market.
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VERDICT IN A BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 10, 1872
In the breach OF promise case OF Van Kirk VS..
Johnston the jury returned verdict for plaintiff,
allowing her 81, 800 damages.
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A Specialfy.-Luce Curtains In Stock and
manufactured to order from original designs
q. L. kelly Il CO., 722 and 7A Broadway.
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AugelPs Turkish baths, Lexington Ave
nue., corner Twentyhfh tGentIemen day
all night ladies day and evening; best venation highest
unequaled; Europe oudoue.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HeRALh

LONDON Feb. 10, 872.
The announcement Of the arrival OF the American
squadron at Naples was premature.
The feet is still at anchor in the harbor Of Nice,
and 1t is now doubtful whether 1t Will go to Naples
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LYING IN BLOOD.

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. 30
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For Bronchial, AsshmntIc asd Pulmonary
Complaints BROWNS BRONCHIAL rROCHES mAnfoSe
remark able curative properties.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes Ia the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnurs Phar-
~ I n RuildInN
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Ask for New York Match COmpauyss
Matches; green labels LOO matches every cent
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A.-"Cod Liver OIL, II Taken mt the First
OF Consumption often effects permanent cureaw
HAZARD & CASWE LL'S Is the best.
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500 New Yerkers Cured Of Rheuu.ts...
HeSrasa ncncns Dr. 0Bnene, 2oa East Thirtcth sirsss
T. BRADY, Jr u Park Mrs. Clark. n Fourth aveuus
Nrs Helms, 400 last Tweifth; Mrs Hanica ~ e TSr
tenth Kuhn l62 stanton Mn. Under6il "a Eat Fifsv-
LEkv kHkunATIC SYRUP Consult physlcizn. arssia
- sooa ssreee No cure 40 change positvov.
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Cristn dOro's Hair Dye has mo Equal In the
world Ia the safes. and most reliable OF any evsrY-
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Roval Havana I,oftery.

Removal.
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
756 and 7S8 Broadway, corner OF Tenth treat
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The Chelsea (,Iass.) NIurd erer.

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 19, 1872.
AFRO B. Bartholomew will be examined to-mor.
row for the murder OF Charles F. StOrer In Chelsea
saturday night DR.. West and MIS- Gilbert are held
IN S., 900 each as Witnesses.
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Card.-Wntts' Nervous AntidOte Cured
me Of Neuralgia and great debility
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

British Parliamentary Proceedings Relative to
the American Cass-Premisr Gladnons's
"Inconvenisnce' ON tho Subject
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American BroiIer, Patented July II, 1868,
and October 49, lS69The only broier devised which
brings into play the natural principles by which alone
perfect OF meats and retention OF the juices
be effected Every other SO So
Of nutrment Its advantages apply equally kinds
meats turns out delicious steak eight
wood and NO preparation OF fire. Saves fuel labor time
and temper Fits all sized stove openings,
OF the ghest simplest and
Three years test has established ,ier.
without rival In merit Guaranteed funl all caims
Price g. Liberal discount the trade
application AMERICAN BROILER MANUFACrURlNtk
CO., u Barclay street, New York.
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SPAIN.

Public Excitement Consequent on the Cabinet
Crisis-Political Canvass Of Probable
Ministerial Platforms
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Wedding Cards, Ball Cards, Nrouosvuu~.
Woo. JAMES kvEkDELL. so3 Broadway (estabIishs6
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CANADIAN SEPARATION.

A Halifax Journal Giving Data on the Existence
Of Secret Treaty Between Canada and
Great Britain-Why the Document Was
Not Made Public Before the Re-
cent Alabama Question Arose.
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ITALY.

The United States Squadron Still in the Harbor
Of Nice.
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ROYAL Havana LOftefys
csshed and information furnished the hi-Acs rate.
paid Doubloons all kinds OF Gold and Silver Covsr
ment Securities &C, Ac TAYLOR 4 CO., Banker~
10 W all street. Nav
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-Tho Hest In tho
Al all druRgsts.
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A stubborn Cough That VIII Not Yield 10
ordinary remedies may be thoroughly cured BY DIR.
JAYNEs ExPECTORANT edcacious medicine in
Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders
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A.thma1Relief In Five NIinutes-A Cure
ASTHMA CURE within the reach of every person aictad
with asthma the price has been reduced TO Soc by
mail, Toe. Trial package tree. Address s. O. UPHAM.
South Eighth street. Philadelphia Pa Sold by all druggists
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A.-Hcrriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner MUIR ay Isrese
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A.-Roynl Havana Lottery n. Marines
Co. Bankers, 10 Wall st. box 46SS New York Post ono
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nom the State Department ordering him to
leave the note requesting Catacazy's recall at
the Foreign Office in st. Petersburg. For
gentleman who has SO vastRn amount of bust
ness in another quarter % transact as Nr.
DAVIS he appears to take an extraordinary
amount of interest in question which does
not at all concern him personally. Between
Geneva and Berlin one would imagine he had
enough to occupy his attention without interA
fering with the affairs of Washington and st.
Petersburg And how does he come To he so
well posted about the dispatches which pass
between the State Department and the Ameri-
con Embassy at st. Petersburg as to be able
to give the statement of Minister Curtin SO I'M
qualified a denial? Whatever light we view
the case in, it presents unpleasant features, all
of which could have been avoided by the
exercise of common sense. In this respect.
as in many other instances which might
be cited, Secretary Fish's dealings With
foreign Powers has not been success. Ha
appears at times to get tangled in red tape.
and we cannot resist the conviction that
Prince Gortschakoff spoke sincerely when he
said that 'the recall Of M. Catacazy might
at the right time have been settled in an
hour'F
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The Catacazy Case Once More.

We thought we had done with the Catacazy
case, and that we would hear nothing more of
the little Russian Jack-in-the-Box who worked
Secretary Fish into such terrible frenzy as to
imperil our friendly relations with Russia; but
we find we have been mistaken. In letter
from London, which we publish in another
part of to-day's HERALD, the reader is fur
nished with new feature. in this already
thrice told tale. M. Catacazy himself has writ
ten volumes on the subject; the State Depart
ment has made what might be termed full and
minute explanations on the matter, and the
newspapers have so thoroughly ventilated the
subject that it would almost seem impossible
to have anything further to say about the diff
Guilty between the American Secretary and the
Russian Minister. But now another phase in
the case is revealed. M. Curtin, the United
States representative at the Russian Court, as
makes an explanation. In this it is shown
that when the despatch from the State Depart
ment in Washington regarding the Russian
Minister'S conduct was received in st.
Petersburg Prince Gortschakotf was absent
from the capital, and the Secretary in
charge of the Foreign Office had no power
to act in so important matter in the absence
Of his superior-had no power even to receive
the American despatch Minister Curtin at
this point telegraphs to Washington, asking
for instructions to follow Prince Gortschakoff
and lay the Washington despatch before him.
1t was necessary, it seems, for the Minister to
have this permission, as Prince Gortschakof
was in Germany at the time, and an American
Ambassador is not allowed to leave the
country to which he is accredited without per-
mission from his government. In answer to
this solicitation M. Curtin is told briefly to
leave the note requesting Mr.. Catacazy's recall
at the Russian Foreign Office. These instruc-
tons were obeyed, and there the note lay
until the return of Prince Gortschakoff, o
period Of about four months. 1t is easy to be
seen that the annoyance and bad feeling
which the Fish Catacazy imbroglio gave rise
to might have been avoided had Minister
Curtin and Prince Gortschakof had an OPP
portunity of comforting together; but Secre-
tary Fish's action prevented this and in
creased the unpleasantness And now another
party appears on the scene--Mr, Bancroft
Davis. This gentleman manages to get his
finger in the Fish Catacazy pie He, we are
informed, gives fat denial TO the statement
that MI. Curtin ever received tho despatch
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TIL NORTH Polar EXPEDITION pub
iish to-day an interesting letter from Captain
Hall, commanding the United States expedi-
tion TO tho Polar regions, to the Secretary of
the Navy AS the commander hints, it may
be the last communication we shall receive
nom him for several years. On the oath of
August, 1871, the Polaris steamed out from
Tossac, Greenland, in charge of an expert
Anced pilot and accompanied by Governor
Elberg and other officials of the Danish gov
eminent After the vessel had been conducted
out into deep water the pilot and Governor
Elberg left, bringing with them the despatch
we now publish. Tossac is the last or most
northern port known to the civilized world,
and in leaving it Captain Hall stated they were
leaving behind civilization, and, with "God be
with us as an adieu from the captain, the
gallant vessel steamed on her course of discov.
cry and exploration.
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TRIPLE S HE EFT.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY'S HERALD,


acknowledgements
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3-(,hirooronhv from Africa mr. Jnterest m tho Al
mirers of the Great Exnorer. A Proof tn tho
Oouhtinu Thomases Tho Carnars OF Tivin~
stones Dicton. Rrief Sketch of tho Craat
Travellers life. Harodotns and S,audnS
Ptolemy as NiIotic (,eooran bers. Gradual T ift
inc nj tha Ve Tho Scotch rravaiiar prmno
Dscovers the sonrces of tho P,ne Ni,a. 1 Sir
Samuel Raker,s Ixnjorations in Ahvss;nio and nd
on the White Nile Cantain Snete;s Jnmrnau
from victoria Nvan%a nnwnp the Dohr =,
Ahad The Great Work Accomn,jshad NV
Tivinrs,ona ond The Worr pasnrn 1 HIS W
a-chirogrenhv from Afr;co Ir"nfSinmod frnn, r,,ra
paga,EJake Tanranvika. Mr. S,aninu,S ~
dress Refore the Hr;tish Scantiac SncS;atv A ~
Dr1hton. Tba Dorhtinr Thom"so. pohnLyaa Nv
That Catacazy Atyair. r7,niStar Cnrtin;S ',n;n
ion of How M;sarahiv tho State nanart Uprn
nlnndered- Adinn to- C;viIi1ation Tbn Tatoat
,ro,1 tho Irrited St"toa MY po,ar T. x'"d; -
tionTho Ta,egranh in a"stra,ia o- Tho 1 15hiIn
,ler,;a Observation-Disclosures 60 DE- Oh % ,,i,"
,crottjng at prosnact part Es;r CrnnnIs Tba
internafionai Crictet cam" anothar pai,
rnad linz pa+rao1, Sauvarn IA Ta', W. NJ"
E-,chi1an. ! ;hero, nomncrat;c Corvortior n.
rra,I ponids. intar,ianu VIII 1 1nvar d.
Iiair Iah,i r,non M o.hars. Cr ~ iiOn
1t"nt, D;n;na. Na,noas az" Inv, yuIian, TneS,oy
septad smnSS,,, tho ffnterriaaa prasno r
Iihers, Trn1mnbVThe Iobo;, Roformor ~,
rho Wondarn,I + iharaii+v or Tho IiharaI Dc
nm mb Tor mueua G ., 1he Liberal ne
ihrho Can,,,o;rm In tha NV poi;tinni 80,
nsirn Nntas Mr. Crae,ey,S Movnman+s "
anactors Of T,act;on Nayyy Yort 1itw ~.
snnstroses-Nava, InteiiUence- Crushed to
naath Nv a CO.. Tha 90 r,nn.ns or fIauti. 80 W
1maric.n Cit;yons 70 Trao rod hu M pino "
narhariana ~ o N ~ viz Di"oN
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FtJIAN AGRICULTURE AND Exports. BY a
special correspondence from the antipodes
we are informed that the cotton crop in all
the Fijian Islands has turned out magnifi-
GENTLY. The acreage was larger than ever be-
fore cultivated, and the yield in excess of pre-
vious years. Peanuts have been raised for the
first time, and will become an item of export
in 1873. This is exceedingly encouraging for
civilizations With the exception, perhaps, of
the peanutS&
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A Coon SIGN FOR HARMONIOUS SETTLE
xnN-The dining and Winning which for some
days past have prevailed at Geneva. We are
reminded by these diplomatic dinners of the
feasting and toasting all round which at
Washington carried the High Joint Commits
sion 30 splendidly through their arduous
1atnra.
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WEST VmGNA.-It is probable that the con-
stitutional proposition to exclude black men
from Office in West Virginia has been defeated.
If SO it ends the resistance of the old Bourbon
democrats to the ''fxed fact of the fifteenth
amendment.
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amendment.

spoon CARROTS" the ex-Empress of Mexico
is dying-a sad fact, the report of which will
bring sorrow to many heart in Mexico on
account of her amiable character, her self
sacrificing mind and non-obtrusive DISPOSE
ton.
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acknowledgements.
acknowledgements

eating heats of Thursday to the refreshing
westerly winds of yesterday. Surely at last
the backbone of this roasting Summer is
broken.
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shall We Have an Efficient Cit,
Telegraphe

A pleasant belief prevails among thos
who have never had occasion to test its
reality that we have city telegraph in opera
ton for the rapid transmission of messages
from one part of the city to another. The
fact is that deficient as we are in the means
of rapid transit in New York, messenger of
ordinary diligence can beat the telegraph line
over any distance between the Battery and
Harlem Bridge, and give the electric wires
good start at that. We can ordinarily send a
boy from the HERALD Office to the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel with letter and receive an answer
back by his hands before a message if sent
by the telegraph line, would have
reached its destination. Indeed, q mes
sage sent from New York to Philadel-
phia will often be despatched and an
swered in less time than would be consumed
in transmitting telegram from the City Hall
to Thirtieth street We need quick and thor
ough telegraph accommodations, and if the
business of the Western Union is too great to
permit them to do this branch of the
service properly we should have an indie
pendent city company. We would willingly
aid such an enterprise by liberal subscrip-
ton, and our business men would promptly
raise sufficient capital to establish it if started
under reliable auspices and efficient manage
ment. Such line. if kept open day and
night, and made effective as means of really
rapid communication, would pay handsome
profit, besides being valuable public accom-
mediation.
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The BONDED WAREHOUSE FIRE.-A very
simple accident yesterday morning caused a
serious loss of property by fire in the United
States bonded warehouse No. Washington
and No. West streets. The fall and breaking
of glass lantern set fire to sample of brandy,
and the result was the rapid destruction of the
store and its contents in spite Of the prompt
and vigorous exertions of the Fire Department,
who had their apparatus at work almost at
once after the alarm, and prevented the spread
of the flames beyond the building in which
they originated Casks Of spirits exploding
one after another as they were reached caused
some momentary excitement, but the conduct
of the fremen was as it uniformly is, admi-
rable. and their labors Efficient
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Thirtieth St.
Tux OcroRooN. Afternoon and Evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOwERY THEATRE Bowery.-A TRIP TO WILLIAMS
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston and
Blocker sts.-A LIFE's DREAM &c.