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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Harper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS History
of King Henry the Eighth" edited. with notes, by
william J. Rolfe, A. M. "Tne Land OF Desolation;
Being Personal Narrative OF Observation and Ad.
venture In Greenland" by Isaac J. Hayes, NJ. d.
"Mistress and Maid" household story, by the
author Of .John Halifax Gentleman" "Patty,n q
novel, by Katherine s. Macquoid.
From Patrick Donahoe, Boston-"via Crucis; or,
The Way OF the Cross; Forty-six Meditations for
Every Day in Lent" translated from the German OF
Rev. DR.. John Emmanuel veith, py Very Rev.
Theodore Noethin; 'The Fourfold Sovereignty Of
God," by Henry Edward, Archbishop OF West
Minister "Orangesm; Sketches Of the History OF the
Institution in Ireland" by Daniel O'Connell.
From p. O'Shea--"Lives Of the Deceased Bishops
Of the Catholic Church in the United States with an
appendix and an analytical index" two volumes;
by Richard Il. Clarke, A. M.
From Charles Scribner Il Co.-"Lectures on
the Science OF Religion; with Paper on Bud
dhst Nihilism, and translation OF the Dhamma-
padda; or, Path OF virtue;" by Max Muller, NJ. A.
From Dewitt y. Lent Co.-"Lucretus on the
Nature OF Things;' translated into English verse
by Charles Frederick johnson, with introduction
and notes.
From John Gray Co., Washington, ID. c.
'Junlus Unmasked; or, Thomas Paine the Author
OF the Letters oil Junius and the Declaration OF In
dependence"
From ]. b. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia 'The
Hign Mils;" by Katherine saunders.
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tho reforms and adjustments which remain for US
to make, though serious, are infinitely easter OF
management than the difficulties which all Eu-
rOpean nations encounter. We have immense
material wealth, We have thoroughly popular gov
eminent, and. what Is more. people ut 10 govern
themselves. We have Christianity In purer and
more active form than any other country. To US is
given the noble possibility OF being the worlds
teacher-of advancing human rights and human
happiness by simply setting an example. AS the
opportunity Is great so Is the responsibility.
The Evangelist, the Golden Age, the
Christian Inte9igencer, the Boston Pilot, the
Church Journal, the Jesoish Messenger, the
Liberal Christian. the Catholic Mirror, the
New Jerusalem Messenger and the many
others that weekly hold conference banquet
upon our religious press table furnish evidence
that, as their columns advance in intelligence
and ability and enterprise, the good work OF
religious progress still goes on.
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GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.

Splendid Banquet Given Him at Memphis
MEMPHIS, Feb. 8, 1872
The ball and banquet given the Grand Duke Alexis
at Overton Hotel last night was q grand affair.
though the attendance was not large. Owing to the
well known aversion Of the Duke to speeches. the
formal reception, as originally laid down in the
programme, was omitted. The dancing commenced
at eleven O'Clock, and was continued until three
O'Clock. The ball room was handsomely festo0ned
with Russian and American fags. Over the main
door was Inscribed 'Russia and America" while
above the main chandelier was circle OF gas jets
forming the words "welcome. Alexis" The royal
party seemed to enjoy themselves exceedingly. and
after the pal returned to their quarters at Peabody
Hotel, where they Will remain until Tuesday next
awaiting the steamer Great Republic Should the
Great Republic not arrive the party will take
another steamer for New Orleans.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW work HERALD.

LONDON, Feb 8, 1872.
All the leading morning journals OF the city have
articles ON the Alabama claims, critlcising the
American case with great severity and urging the
government to declare its opinion and purposes In
regard to the demand for indirect damages"
The London Times declares England must imme-
diately give notice to the Geneva arbitrators and
to the American government. If such action has not
already been taken that the American case Is re-
formed arbitration may be happily concluded.
The London telegraph reports that negotiations to
that end have been opened between England and
America, and the British representations are not
received in friendly manner.
THE PRINCE OF WALES TO PRAY II. ST. PAUL's.
The Court Circular announces that their Royal
Highnesses. the Prince and Princess of Wales, will
be present at the Thanksgiving services IN st. Paus
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magnificent setting, at Booths. has become
the leading topic in theatrical circles. 'The
Black Crook" will be replaced at Niblo's in
the spring by Mrs. John Wood and her merry
followers. Mr.. Fechter Is making progress
with his new theatre on Fourteenth street,
which will be known as the Lyceum. 1t will
be one Of the handsomest temples ever erected
to the drama in this city. Rumors are rife as
TO the building of new theatres in the upper
part Of Broadway. Certainly an amusement
public have increased largely within the past
few years, and even twenty theatres are insult
dcient to accommodate all demands.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

President Grant and Vice President CoI!nx at
the Baltimore Fair Of the Union Soldiers
Orphan Asylum.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 8, 1872.
President Grant and Vice President Colfax visited
this city this afternoon the guests OF Mr.. Samuel
M. Shoemaker. During the evening they visited
the Union orphan ASYLUM Fair, at Masonic Temple,
for the benefit OF the orphans Of Union soldiers,
which closed might, after most successful week.
During the evening General Grant was presented
by the ladies with splendid chair and also with
gift for Mrs Grant. Vice President Colfax was pre-
sented with an elegant afghan for Master Schuyler
Colrax. The President and Vice President briefly,
but appropriately. acknowledged the compliments
thus bestowed upon them by the ladies' They left
on the halr-past eight train for Washington
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THE sslxIsH GIANT" CHALLEyosso.

~>~~>>.~.Ss
Ned O'Baliw.-:: ::Iaken Up, In the Varieties
"raeatre, Pitssburg-Toua Aliens Courage
Impugned-The Performance Delayed to
Perfect Arrnngememts-A Meeting and
hut Tom Doesn't Come Up
PrrrsBuRG, Pa, Feb. ., ,.,r
An unusual scene occurred last night at the Va
rieties Theatre, IN this city. Ned O'Baldwtn, tho
.Irish Giant,n appeared In the entertainment In q
sparring match with clever amateur of this CITY,.
At the conclusion OF the sett0 he was called to the
footlights, when he made speech. In the course
OF his remarks he stated that he had been az St.
Louis endeavoring to get up match with Tom
Allen, in which he failed, and he hoped in the
course of next week to be In New YORK, where he
would arrange prelmnares with Jem Mace for q
battle.
when about to leave the stage wealthy sporting
gentleman arose from his seat IN private box and
drawing from his pocket roll OF greenbacks an
nOunced his willingness to make deposit OF $500,
and stated that o. Baldwin dare not meet Allen.
In an instant all was confusion In the theatre. whoa
was eventually hushed by the pugilist going over
to the party and asking him II he was In earnest
s'Of course am, responded the gentleman; "ae
least my tells Of the seriousness of my lnten.
~ cannot accept your proposition at this place.,
replied O'Baldwln; "you see we nave interrupted
the performance"
morning ut the Monongahela House." which was
acceded to by O'Baldwin. and the entertainments
proceeded.
This morning the parties met and Allen was tele-
graphed to-, ASKING him II ne wOuld stick TO an ar
rangement made for him. The answer was not de-
cided enough to suit the party who was anxious
and willing to back the st. Louis man. and they adj
Ourned upon understanding that they Will niece
again alter Allen has been communicated with ~
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. 3, 1872.
The adverse vote In the Assembly yesterday on
the motion to return to Paris causes great dlsap.
pOintmenu.
M. Leon Say threatens to resign the Prefecture Of
the Seine in consequence Of the vOte and 1t is
probable than ever that M. Casmir-P erler will In.
sist on Withdrawing from the Ministry
1t is stated that President Theirs has, by personal
solicitation. induced NJ. Perier to wait until Mon
day before resigning from the Ministry.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES DECLARE FOR PARIS.
The Duke d'Aumale and the Prince de Joinville,
in communication to the ONEcel Journal state that
II they mad been present In the Legislature Friday
they would have voted In favor OF the return Of the
Assembly and government to Paris.
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IRELAND.
Public Opinion Vastly Divided on the Subject Of
Home Rule-5erious Symptoms of the
SelEGevernment Project
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Feb. 3, 1872.
At meeting held in Galway to-day to nominate
q candidate to I'LL vacant seat In the House OF
Commons a show OF hands indicated that the
home-rule candidate.
The result Of the vote created a great uproar.
which eliminated In a riot between the opposing
parties.
The police attempted to suppress the disturb
ance, when furious conflict took place betwaAa
the armed constabulary and the rioter. ~"
We No.. W.. .vo.vrvu unit, many persons had been
severely wounded.
Principles and Arguments of the Anti. adicaIs.
The contents OF our news telegram given above, go
to show that there very many persons in Ireland
who are vehementy opposed to the home rule move
ment, anu who dstrust the political faith and per-
sonal sincerity OF some of Its more prominent pro-
motors. Just previous to the occurrence OF this
election IN Galway The O'Donoghue addressed the
people thus
O'Connell demanded repeal OF the Union because
he saw ireland governed In denanCe OF every prln-
cpe OF justice and ne sought II for certain SPECIFIC
and avowed purposes The followers OF Mr.. Butt,
the opponent OF OCODne in presence or an entirely
different state of things raise the cry Of the Lib
orator, but leave US in complete Ignorance, alter
view, and base their operations upon the specious
though wholly untenable position, that lrishmen are
not allowed 10 manage their own AFFAIRS
Right Rev. Dr.. MOrIarty, Roman Catholic Bishop
OF Kerry, said to his countrymen at large:-
We believe that you are deluded by men whom
you should not trust. Among the leaders and fol.
lowers OF the policy we condemn we know that
there many of purest pubic and private virtue,
men whom We honor and esteem; but we believe
that those who form the motive power OF this aglta
tlon-tnose who .'shove II on;, who, TO use fami.
liar phrase are at the bottom OF 1t, and into whose
hands 1t has fallen d0wn-are your enemies Among
sought to plunge you In a rebellion which ended IN
shame before 1t had time to end In slaughter They
are the men who would have become what the
that one OF the principal actors In that hide0us
enOrmity was In this country organizing your heed
less youth and bringing them under his control.
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BOLD ROBBERY IN CALIFORNIA.

IAN FRANCICO, Feb. 8, 1871
Last evening the Treasurer OF Santa Cruz county,
upon turning or the gas In his ONCE was seized BY
armed and masked men, who had been concealed
in the ONCE. They bound and gagged him and
threatened him with instant death unless he un-,
locked the vault. He complied and the robbers
took out $4,000 In gold coin, locked the Treasurer
In his ONCE and departed. No clue to the identity
of the robbers has yet been discovered.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Feb 81 40 r. M
Consos closed ut 92x for money and Amer-
can securities closed-hvetwsnty bonds OF 1862 92h
1855, 921<; 1857, g2T ten-forties, 9lk
PARis BouRsE-rARrs, Feb a.-French rentes $50. l0c
LIvRRPCOI. COTTON MARKET.-LIvKRPOoL, Feb. D.
80 r. M.-Cotton closed nrm. MddIng upands 1i1d. /;
mddng Orleans 1ld Sales Of the day, $1,000 bales In
named New Orleans II alsd Sales Of cotton shipping
shipped at Savannah or Charleston at II I'D.
HAvRs CoTroN MxRxRT.-HAvRs Feb s-Cot.on mar
ket irregular.
LrvRsPOoL BRpADsrUrrs MARKET.-LfvKRpooL, Feb
B-P M.-BreadsIufs opened quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PR0vfsIoNs MARKrT.-LIvBRP0oL1 FEB.
t-P, n.-Chneaa closed q 60 w GuL
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SPAIN.

The Radical Reiormers in Monster Meeting" in
Madrid-Eloquent Creations and an Inviting
Popular Programme Citizen Rights at
Homo and Colonial Integrity
Abroad-A Reasonable Call and
Excellent Political Test
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L COOL KELLY.

At SIX O'Clock yesterday morning Daniel Kelly,
keeper Of North Brother Island Lighthouse, with
two other men, went to the rescue OF man ON
the Ice opposite Randalrs Island, ana after saving
him from perishing they put him on the shore ae
Long Island. When the men were returning to the
lighthouse their boat was stove In. aud the three
men were cast away upon the Ice. Kelly reach ed
shore by the help OF his oars and the other two
men we're afterwards picked up by tine steamer
MnnahannOck.
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A ROBBER SHOT.
The Guard Watching the Adams Expresa
Cor Secures n Thief BY Means OF n Bullet

Cor Secures n Thief BY Means Of N Bullet
CINCINNATI. Feb. 3, 1872.
An attempt at robbery was made IN the Adams ex~
press car, on the Panhandle train due here at six
O'Clock this morning, after leaving Xenla. The armed
guard was sitting In darkness. having been deprived
OF light by the frozen condition OF his lamp OIL HIS
quiet was broken by some unknown person In tho
remote end OF the car, who finally struck light to
better enable him TO prosecute MS search among
the valuabes In that part OF the car the light clearly
revealed o man at work at trunk, whereupon the
guard fred striking The rob Der In the breast, the
ball passing towards the right shoulder.
The wounded man was taken IN custody, brought
to this city and finally removed to the hospital me
wound Is considered as dangerous. The
man gives his name James Trmble, and 1t s said
that he was once brakeman on this ROAD.
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JUDGE LYNCH IN KENTUCKY.

RICHMOND. KY, Feb. 8, 1872.
Yesterday party Of twenty-five or thirty masked
men went to the jail where Slough VINO murdered
his wife, was confined, overpowered the Shenn,
took the Keys OF the JAIL and proceeded to St0ughs
cell ana marched him out a snort distance. where
they hung him to tree. The mob then quietly dis
persed The circumstances attending the murder
are so brutal that the action OF the mob seems 70
meet general approval.
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THE HERALD AND THE MISSIONARIES.
lFrom the New YORK Eyangellst. Fen. 11

From the New York Evangelist, Feb. IL
There Is certainly o better day for AFRICA IN the
near future Perhaps her great missionary explorer
Is hid away for q season only that her great re-
sources may become all the more speedily known
by the quest now going on for him. the HERALD's
private expedition In search OF Livingstone Is Just
now exciting comment and perhaps emulation in
London. All this has no Indirect bearing upon the
mlsslonarys search for gems that snail SHINE ike
the stars Tor ever spa ever.
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CUBA.
Tho American Excurnonists at Havana-Mili
tary Movement-A German War Ship.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb. 8, 1872
Aportion Of the excursionists who came here on
the MORO Castle from New York, Will return to-
day, and the remainder Of them next week.
General Requeme. the new commander OF the
Eastern Department, arrived here from Spain
yesterday.
The German ship.of.war Gazellc has arrived here
from Sayanilla.
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FRANCE.

First Consequences of Parliamentary Vote
Against Return to Parik-M. Casimir-
Perier's Position in the Cabinet-The
Orleans Princes Pronounce for
. the Ancient Capital.
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THE IMPORTS OF FOREIGN MERcHANDIsR
for the past week were heavy--over nine and
a half millions one or two cargoes In
port not counted,
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Miss winthrop, of 113 West Twenfy.stxtn street.
attempted to commit suicide by drinking laudanum
yesterday afternoon, but she was saved nom oe-
structlon by the surgeon OF the Twenty. pre-
cncL The cause which led the unfortunaso ~o4sA
" commit sY9R IAeR AGt u aaxet eAAe~V~
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Inc IOliOWing speciai uosPaScu W suo
HERALD has been received from our cor
in Matamoros =
MATAMoRos, Feb. 3, 1872.
Under date of yesterday Quiroga writes
thus :-'T am attacking the Juarist bandits
in Camargo with the greatest success. The
greater part of their forces have been dis
persed and l have captured many others.
My cavalry being still pursuing few will
escape. Pedro Henajosa led the attack"
MILITARY BULLETINS AND WAR MOVEMENT.
This evening revolutionary bulletin an
nounces the fall of Camargo and calls the in
habitants of Tamaulipas to arms in order to
suppress the Juarist tyrants.
General pslacias has one hundrad and fit"
Natlona, .u..usmen organized; but there is
no enthusiasm for the cause, many young
men fleeing to the American side of the lines
to escape the consumption.
1t is believed that Cortina is moving rapidly
to Matamoros.
Quiroga has many siege guns from Monterey
with which to attack Matamoros.
The government papers positively affirm
the defeat of Martinez and Trevino before San
Luis and the fact of their retreat to Saltillo
but the statement is not credited.
The agitation has become universal here.
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AugeIps Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
Twentyhfh strestGentlemsn every day and
all night ladies' day and evening; hest ventilation highest
temperature best shampooing gratutes; advantages
uneauAled; Europe outdoue
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Removal.


aRovER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
7ss and 7ss Broadway, corner OF Tenth street.
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General Alt0rre's Defeat Not Confirmed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8, 1872.
The advices from Acapulco by the Panama
steamer contain nothing c0nfrmatory of the re-
ported defeat OF General Altorre by Daz in Oaxaca,
as stated In the accounts received by the way Of
the Rio Grande
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ENGLAND.

ReaAertion Of the Position on the Alabama Claims
Case-Journalisic Advics as to the Policy in
the Geneva Arbitration Court-lhs Prince
Wales and the Public Thanksgiving
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Never.Faiiina Safety and surcess;-Ms~
w1vsrnW,s sOtITUIN0 SYRUP IL safe AMI certain
remedy for all diseases with which chhureh arg sso
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dyes harmless reliable inssantans
Al all drnQgsts.
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0NruriI.,,-If You suffer from NeuraInm
amply "NEURIL" II will give instant relief soid ~ AZ
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Bargains In Observation-Disclosures Prices.
| Diamond Rings. Wholesale prices
GEO e. ALLEN, sal Broadway, Fourteenth strese.
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The Wilson SHUTTLE Sewing Machime.-Tha
aud cheapest hrs class machine IN the world prca
r9H ~ W NV axpAxmenta. salsaro0nA w bsoadWAA
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A.-Hcrriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway corner Murray street..
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Royal Havana Lottery. ,
Prizes cashed and furnished the hheH
paid for Doubloons kinds OF Gold SILVER uoveru.
ment Securities. 40, &C. TAYLOR co. Bankers
- Wnll street. New York
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A.-ROyul Havana Lotiery.-J. d. Marines
CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall boz ASS New York Post oce
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A Notwithstanding Silver Tea Sets and
Dinner Services. prices, by facturers
FORD a TUPPER 789 broadway, corner Tenth street.
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II Your Hair IL Failing Out, or shows
signs OF disease, can be arrested at once by USING
PiIALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOK. This ar
ce has been so many the public that further
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A Card.-I Heartily Recommend Watts
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE for paralysA rheumatism, neural-
gs and debility. 3. N. MALLORY n D., <sl fourth ~.
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ChevnlIer's Life for the Hair, Prepared
expressly for winter restores gray hair stops It's railing
out ,ucreaaes growth.
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Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Quiroga'S announcement Of Success
Over tie JuariStS.
Revolutionary Bulletin Of the
Fall of Camargo.
War Movements General and Widespread
Agitation on the Border.
1tlErnlKs TO THE NEW YORK HeaALn

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our cor
respondent in Matamoros -
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Back Ache.-Forty drops Of Constitution
WATER will relieve Il like magic.