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OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

Pr0vOcatiOn TO the National Excitement.
LONDON, Feb. s, 1872.
Tue London Times, In its editorial leader OF Satur.
day, uses the following language:-"We repudiate
lhe construction which has put up on the Treaty
OF washington In the American case, and must
withdraw from arbitration II this construction Is
insisted on. But this point rectided, are ready
to stand loyalty by the treaty."
The "Weeklics'' For War aud Against.
PERPETUAL MENACE.
The London weekly papers, most Of which went
to press on Thursday or Friday, about the time the
hurry Of Indignation In the American case culmi.
mated, were savage and beicose especially the Sat-
Wrdav RevfetD. The weeklies generally took the
ground that 'he United States preferred to have no
settlement, and wished to hold these Alabama
claims as perpetual menace for political uses.n
More Calm After Reflection.
Tho tone OF the City press on the Alabama claims
question has slightly moderated to-day. All the
Journals look forward TO the Queens speech to Par.
lament tomorrow for positive announcement of
the stand taken BY the English government with
regard to the American case
Not Hopeful, and Doubtful at n Settlement.
The London Times to-day Is afraid that the
attempt TO sove the Alabama difflcuty may prove
abortlve and hopes failure will not excite bitter
feelings In America.
The same tone pervades the articles OF the
majority OF the other morning journals OF the city
to-day.
American Propa aBdism of the Case Of the
Republic.
The London Times complains editorially this
morning that the American case has been trans
lated into the Continental languages and scattered
broadcast over Europe, and says, III the intention
Is to make rctracton impossible no method could
be CHOSEN which could prove more effective"
"Our expectation OF successful ISSUE" continues
the London Times us extremely moderate. We do
not give up all hope; but misunderstanding once
being established there can be no sequel other than
the abandonment OF all reference OF the claims to
board OF arbitration"
Reasen and Logic from Artist ocrntic Source.
The London Post OF this morning thinks at Will
De tune enough when the United States refuse to
withdraw their demand for indirect damages to de-
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RAPID TRANSIT AND THE CITIZENS REFORM
ASSOCIATION

The Committee OF Ninety have arranged for q
hearing before the Joint Committee on Rail
roads of both Houses OF the Legislature
this afternoon, to settle at once the
great, important question Of quick transit from
Harlem to the City Hail. large delegation
of leading citizens goes up to Albany on the half
past ten O'Clock tram tomorrow, from Grand Cen
Lewis Ballard, John Ii. Strahan, Allan Hay.
John u. Mckenzie. w. II. Chesebr0ugh Jonu
j. Hilton Scribner Charles II. Hamilton. George
Hoffman. a. ". Greenleaf. Myer Stern. Cyrus
Clark, Charles Spear, Mathew Bird. X. W. Towns
Ninety.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN. Feb. SIS p NJ,
Consols closed at 9k for 92A 92 account
American securities closedfve-twentv bonds 1852. 93k;
1865, 931S 1867, 92ys; ten-forties, 81 y.
FRANKFORr BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, Feb 5-UnAed
States five twenty bonds, s6 s6 for the issue Of 1852
PARIS BOURsE-PARIs, Feb. 5.-French rentes b6 soc.
LIVERPOOL CoTrON MARKKr.-LIvERPoOL. Feb. g.
p Motion closed strong; mddling uplands 11Azd
l3kd mddhng Orleans II nd 11Md The sales Of day
foot bales Including 5000 for export and specula
Charleston 1lsd Sales ship named New Orleans At
llMd.
tres ordinaire, 1857. low mddlings, 1881. 1891.
LIVERPOOL BRFADeTUrFs MARkET.-LIvERPoOL, Feb.
5-Noop.- Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPoOL, Feb
SIS r. M-Bacon, 33s. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb. g.
Cloverseed, 56s a 55s. per owt. for American red.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoS, Feb. SIS r.
M.-Talow, Dos. I'd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP Feb. 5.-Petr0leum,
49, for standard white.
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eide upon future action. Menaces now are un-

eide upon future action. Menaces now are un-
graot0uA"
Extra Parliamentary Opinion Of Indirect
Damage.
At banquet OF liberals held at Lambeth tonight
Hon. Peter John Locke King. member Of Parliament
for East Surrey, presided.
Mr.. william Macarthur, member OF Parliament for
Lambeth. made speech, In which he referred to
the Alabama case, and SAID "he sc0rned the claims
OF the United States government for indirect dam
ages"
MIR. Macarthur is a merchant largely engaged In
the Austria ian trade, having houses In sydney and
Melbourne. He served as Sheriff Of London and
Middlesex He is son of the late Rev. John McAr-
thur. Wesleyan minister in Londonderry. Ireland,
and firm supporter OF the Wesleyan cause.
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NAVIGATOR'S ISLANDS.
An American Coaling Station at Paga Paga
Sugar, Cotton and Coffee Fields
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb A. 1872.
The Australian mail steamship Nevada on her
last outward passage from Honolulu stopped at the
splendid harDor OF Paga Paga. IN the Island of
Tutullla. one OF the Navigator group.
Mr.. William Ii. Webb who was on board the
steamer. made arrangements with the CHIEF OF the
island for the establishment OF coaling station
there for the San Francisco and New Zealand line
of steamers.
California company has purchased 90, 900 acres
of land on the same island for the purpose OF es.
tabshing cOlo0y to cultivate sugar. cotton and
coffee.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Thuringia Will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Odics
at eleven O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION 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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THE QUEENS SPEECH TO PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1872.
The Queens speech to Parliament in its refer
ence to the Alabama claims is short, friendly
and general.
The London Neaos says the Queen in her
speech on the opening Of Parliament to-mor-
row will express wish that the arbitration
tribunal at Geneva may be able to pro-
to the English government and nation"
A bill for the abolition of the Polynesan
coolie slave trade will be introduced in Parlia-
ment.
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Tho Violent Tone Of the Enalish Press Con-
demned.
HALIFAX, N. g., Feb. 8. 1872.
The intimat0n Of the English press Of the inten.
ton of the British government to repudiate tho
Treaty OF Washington excites grave comments here.
1t is believed that such violent course would be
almost certain signal for war. The English gov.
ernment 1t Is thought WILL therefore. pause before
consentine to follow public opinion far as to take
SO decisive step. The merchants OF Halifax are
deeply interested IN the treaty.
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Commissioner Van Mort has paid into the City
Treasury the following amounts collected BY him
NIsoELLANEOUs POLITICAL ITEMS.

The appointment OF Colonel John II. Farquhar as
Secretary OF State Of Indiana 70 give satsfac
ton to all parties.
Dan voorhees, will not decline the honor OF run
ming as the democratic candidate lot Governor Of
Indiana.
the colored Geld hands OF Georgia and South
Carolina have petloned Congress tor the retention
OF the dutv rice
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FRANCE.
Resignation Of Minister Casimir. Perier
IrLeGaAMs TO THE new york HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. s, 1872.
The resignation Of Minister CasimlrPer Of his
portfolio Is In the hands Of President Theirs.
No successor has yet been chosen; but IL Ii
expected that the matter will be definitely settled
tomorrow.
CABINET CHANGES IMMINENT -~7
1t Is stated that M. Lefranc will succeed M.
Casimer- Porter as Minister OF the Interior. M.
Louis Joseph Martel Is mentioned as the successor
Of M. LefranC.
INDEMNITY CASH READY FOR PRUSSIA.
M. P0uyer-Q uertier Is now ready to pay the
fourth naif milliard OF the German war indemnity,
which Is due on the lst Of May.
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THE FEELING In WASHINGTON.

President Grant ON the Situation-Hs Shrinls
from the Idea Of War-Has Seen Enough of
It-0ur Prospects in Fight-England's
Commerce at Our Mercy-Our Ports De-
fensible-Possible Accommodation
Echenck in tho Dark-Bout-
well Calls 1t Job
Butler Disappointed.
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THE MUD RUN ACCIDENT.

Verdict Of the CorOner's Jury in Mauch
Chunk.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Feb s, 1872.
The CorOner's jury to-day on the Lehfgh Valley
Railroad accident returned verdict that the de.
ceased passengers came to their deaths by an IN.
avOidable and unforeseen accident caused by the
breaking OF rail.
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ness. while as to land attack we were In no
danger. Even II we were whipped In a contest.
which could not occur. England would lose more in
whipping US than we would in being defeated. AS
to the suggestion to Withdraw
OUR CASH FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
and mention gross sum which would be acceated
IN lieu Of all other ciaims suggestion that he had
heard as being acceptable TO the English autbori-
ties. it should be remembered that we did make
such proposition in the discussions OF the Com
mission. but 1t was rejected; so that the present
situation is wholly the fault Of England. At the
same time the President said that, while standing
directly where
TUE HONOR AND DIGNITY or THE REPUBLIC
compelled him. and having no anxiety whatever,
no one was more anxious TO do all that could be
done to satisfy the English and allay any excite
ment. When the case was known 10 the English
people. he felt this excitement would die away
that II would not last more than few days. TO
this end. as one that would be in the interest OF
great nations, ne would do everything that could
be done with honor. and that the best means OF
doing 80 were the subject Of his constant thoughts
Sir John Rose Moving in the Matter.
1t is stated that several days ago Sir John Rose
telegraphed to banking house In New York. with
which he has business relations, briefly alludng to
the Treaty of Washington In the tone Of the London
press. and urging q modiacsAoa !9f the
American statement Of The case as being absolutely
necessary to pachcation Of the BRUSH people ard
the support OF the Ministry; and is further said
that the substance OF thus telegram has been CON-
Qunlcated to certain parties in this city with Q
view to effect the desired object.
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FIFTY THOUSAND FRESHMEN READY FOB
FIGHT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
II we nave war with England on account of tine
Alabama claims $4,000 Irishmen in the city OF New
YORK would be ready, at twenty-four hours notice.
to fight for the honor OF the starry nag and every
State IN the Union there would be sucn an uprising
OF Irishmen TO rally round President Grant as to
strike terror the hearts OF the enemies OF
public. MY regiment (Sixty-nInth) Is ready any
moment the country needs It's services.
p. J. M0kIARTY,
Company II, SIxty.nintn regiment, N. Y. s. N. G.
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GERMAN Y.

American Canvass Of the Georgia State Bonds
Question-Appeal to the President and
Congress Episcopal Enforcement of
the Infallibility Dogma.
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SPAIN.

The Condition Of Cuba Specially Reported az
Hopeful Of Royal Iriumph-Arrest Of In
ternationalist Agitators = Money
Aid to the French People.
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Tumultuous Scene In tho Parliament.
PARIS, Feb. 6, 1872
The Assembly is engaged in discussing q motion
OF M. Trevneuc for the establishment OF o Provn.
cial Commission to govern the country in case the
Assembly is illegally dissolved.
The debate gives rise to tumultuous scenes in the
Chamber.
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THU ALABAMA Claims.
Herald Special Report from
London.
THE QUEENS SPEECH TO PARLIAMENT
ssShOrt, Friendly and Cen
eral'' in Tone.
PRESIDENT GRANT ON THE SITUATION.
He "Win Not Be Whirled Into War;
Hopes for an Accommodation.
English Press Opinions of the
Washington Treaty.
~>~~>>~~>--~-->~~>~~~~~~>~-
The Paper Declared "1nopera-
tive" Although Negotia-
ted Jointly.
What is Expected from the
American Capitol.
The Question of Indirect Damages
and Impossibility Of Its Ref
erence for Arbitration.
How the British Nation is Excited
and Soothed Alternately.
~ 49,, ~ rs;saS ---A
What is Expected from the
American Capitol.
The Question of Indirect Damages
and Impossibility Of Its Ref
erence for Arbitration.
How the British Nation is Excited
and Soothed Alternately.
! Fi- ~sTs
The Profit Of Patience as Adj
vised from the Press.
TrlecaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NtEGaAns TO THE New YORK HERALD.
The following special dispatches to the
HERALD have been received from our corre-
spondent in the capital of Great Britain =
LONDON, Feb. s, 1872.
The London Times discusses the subject of
the Alabama claims and the relations of Eng
land towards the United States editorially to-
day.
The writer of the Times article says-''The
Treaty Of Washington has become imperative
for the reason that it is not based on per-
feet understanding between the signatory
parties It is with the utmost reluctance that
we contemplate the possibility that the refer
ence of this question to an Arbitration Court
will come to nothing and that there will re-
main nothing Of the expectations thus raised
ola successful issue Of the case"
The London Times adds -" England must
be extremely moderate. A satisfactory
answer from Washington, excluding the
American claim for indirect damages from the
case cannot be anticipated, and the misunder-
standing which will thus be defnitively
established batween Great Britain and the
United States can have no sequel but an
abandonment Of the idea of reference for
arbitration"
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ROME, Feb. s, 1872
Cardinal Antonelli is SICK but there nothing In
his complaint to excite apprehension
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A q s T r AL ASIA.
Herald Special Report from the
British Colonies.

Government Statements, Financial and Political
Tho Gold Fields, New Mines Large Nuggets
and Agricultural Prospects Telegraph
Extension University Education.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The first of series Of lectures entitled Novelty
Course" Will be delivered this evening at the hall
OF the Young Mems Christian Association Fourth
avenue. The lecturer Is Dr. Martin Scudder, whose
reputation IN Brooklyn, has obliged his cOngrega-
ton to commence the building OF a new church.
The subject Of the lecture Is "wne, Children, Home"
The reception by the New England Society to-
morrow evening Will be one OF the ''socety events
of this season. All the members OF the Society
with their wives and daughters Will 10 present,
and some curiosity Is felt by many of the moderny
educated to witness the stately ''ininuet," which
was the only saltatory effort INDUCED in by the
PuTttanicai grandames OF ye olden time, and which
Will prODsbiy I've danced by some OF the descendants
OF Miles Standish.
Commissioner van Mort has paid into the City
Treasury the following amounts collected BY him
during the past month";
For WAFER IeutS 1'o,or@ o.
For vault permits. 2,9lS 80
For sewer permits. LOU %
po<ooo "
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 4. 1872.
Deputy Commissioner Cowan has ordered fifty OF
the Kooka mutineers to be blown from the mouths
of cannon.
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The Anglo American Alabama Disc ussi0n
Watched with Anxiety.
PARIS, Feb. 6, 1872.
Great interest is felt here In the discussion OF the
Alabama claims now going on In England, and the
result Is awaited with much anxiety,
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A Card.-Watt's Nervous Autidote Cured
Of severe Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Would recon-
mendM GEO. A. HUNTER, $50 Bowery.
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INDIA.

Savage Punishment-Ge General Roses Conduct Ex-
ceeded by Deputy.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
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A.-R0yal Havana Lottery.-J. b. Martinez
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW FORK HERALD

BERNIE, Feb. s, 1872
despatch from Bernie says the Swiss federal
government has forwarded to the French autnOrl-
ties protest against the deportation OF communists
into switzerland.
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A.-Cherry PectOral, SO Cents. Best for
cods, hoareness bronchitis and lung diseases, RUSH.
TONS, II Barclay street.
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SWITZERLAND.

Genuine Democracy Protests Against Deported
Communism.
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Removal. - .......x ,,osu.vv
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
5e6 and 765 Broadway, corner OF 1enth street,
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye; harmless reabl nsiansane
Gus. Al all druggists.
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ITALY.

Cardinal Antonelli Invalided in Rome.
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$3.50 Reward tor Case Of Rheumasism or
Neuralgia Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP win nct
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Ask for Novello's Edition Of Operas. Price
81. ISL Broadway.
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Cristad orO's Hair Dye has Equal in the
world the safest and reliable Of Sold evory-
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Prizes cashed information furnished the hicheg
maid FOR Douboons kinds OF Gold and Siver, 00verur
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Pine Geld Jewelry-L0west Prices.-G01d
Watches wholesale prices Coral Sets, S5, $50 SsS Da-
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why suffer the Imtesse Pain 0f Neuralgia
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For Throat Diseases and Affections Of tho
chest, "BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES" are OF value.
For coughs irritation of throat caused by cold unu
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IL Your Hair Is Falling Out, or shows
signs of disease. II be arrested at once by using
ce many before the public that turner
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at 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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GROVER M.%GS" : BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
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