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The New York herald., 1872-04-06
PRE- IN BROOKLYN.
Damage About S25,OOO.

Shortly after eight o'cock last night fire broke
out In the soap factory OF Pendeton Sheffield,
known as the Glamorgan Soap Works, and
before the flames could be subdued dam, als
building, which IS two story brick structure,
Is situated at the corner OF Van Brunt ana Seu9'
wick streets and IL owned by the Kelsey estate.
The fire was first discovered In the cooper SHOP
and spread rapidly to all parts OF the puluns aun.
destroyinr the stock and machinery and Leaving
but a small portion OF the factory standing. Ias
property is sald to pe tuly insureds
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED.
JACKSON, April 8, 1872

JACKSON, April 8, IST2
The Legislature adjourned to-day sine de- The
appropriations cut down to about 5000 900 in
the aggregate-nearly half million dollars less
than was estimated two weeks ago. Great salts
faction is expressed with the results generally The
1,v,i Rights nil was defeated The Finance Dill was
passed, providing for TIE iunding OF the noating
debt and tax levy sufficient 10 pay an current OK,
nenses and the railroad subsidy to the Mobile and
Northwestern Railroad. Tne subsidy TO tnat road
with grant OF land secures It's rapid completion.
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1tlfeaAm TO THE NEW YORK HeaALB.

LONDON, April 8, 1872
Father Gavazzi, the eminent italian priest, who is
now en- route to the United States, will sail from
Liverpool IN the steamship Russia, accompanied by
the Rev. MI. Thompsons OF Pennsylvania Both Of
these gentlemen go out as delegates from the Free
Italian Church to American Christians.
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PREPARING IN RoNDOUT FOR THE SUMMER
TRADE

RONDOUT, N. Y, April s, 1872
The water will be let into the Delaware and Hud.
son Canal on Monday next. Great preparations
are making for an immense seasons work, and 1t
is estimated that 100000 tons OF coal can be
brought TO tidewater this year. BOatmen are get
ting ready for work and the opening OF the canal
and hail 1t with JOY, as 1t Will have the effect or
making money matters more easy here.
The weather is fine and warm.
The frost Is nearly out OF the ground and the mud
in cOuntry roads fast drying up.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HEHAL0.

- $50 4. MUNICH, April s. 1872
It is announced that His Majesty King Ludwig, Of
Bavaria, is betrotned to the eldest daughter OF
Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia
The King of Bavaria is twenty-seven years Of
age; the Hohenzollern Princess is In her seven
teenth year.
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NAVAL Orders.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 187a
Pay Director Robert Petit has been sent TO the
Naval Asylum at Philadelphia, relieving Pay Dire0-
tor Henry Ettng, who is ordered TO settle his
counts.
Master +. s. Prime has been ordered to the re-
Ceivng snip Vermont.
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ltlEsnAm 10 THE NEW YORK HeRAls.

ATHENS, April 5, 1872.
~ King opened the session Of the ASS emily to.
day with speech, in which he declared that the
country was at peace at home and abroad.
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In Consequence or fhc Late Dissolution OF
our arm We are eirous closing business speeay -
possible and offer our , z~,cr
consisting of syerwars Diamond and o.ner AZ srssi
reduction in price. We wish understood tnat sns sa..
ACTUAL SALE low prices OF our entire s.ncs NV hair a.
IN search OF articles line will find greatly w " ~
vantage TO purchase OF US ~, sss and EST Broadway
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DUBLIN, April s. 1872
man named Fleury, cashier OF a bank at Lime.
rick mas absconded with large amount OF money
belonging to the bank He is believed to have taken
passage for the United States.
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J A p A "
Attempted Assassination of the MI
kadO i'm JeddO.

Twelve Murdsrers Engaged in the Action-Two
Of Them Arrssted-city Excitement and
Executive Caution-The Fanaticism
Of Class and Caste in Oppo-
sition to Progress
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A NAVAL DISASTER.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., April g. 1872
The United States steamer Leyden, IN towing tho
Sabine up to the Navy Yard from the lower har-
Dor this afternoon. ran foul OF the bowsprit OF the
United states steamer Tuscarora aud carried away
the malnlnasC OF the Leyden.
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A.-EverybOdy can hnve Clear ComDIexton
by using PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Pro
pared only by DR.. B. PERRY 49 Bond street. New York
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. April s, 1872
despatch has Just been received In this city
from Jeddo, under date or March 26. announcing
that an attempt mad been made by party of twelve
persons TO assassinate the MiKado of Japan.
The efforts OF the would-ba murderers proved un-
successful. and the guards in attendance upon the
MiKado succeeded In capturing two OF the party.
The other ten escaped. This attempt co take the
life Of the MIkado has caused great uneasness on
the part OF the japanese government Orders have
been issued forbldding foreigners to go beyond the
limits OF the city OF Jeddo
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sketch Of sir Travers Twi.s.

Sir Travers Twiss Is sixty-two years OF age. He
was appointed Queens Advocate in the year 1867,
having held the office OF Commssary General OF the
diocese OF Canterbury, and that OF Chancellor Of
the diocese OF London. Lady Twiss disappeared
suddenly some short time since during the progress
OF the lawsuit referred to.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS April 0, 1872.
Henri ROchefort, Paschal Grousset and N. Asst
sailed to-day for the penal colony Of New Caledonia.
THE FLOW OF SPECIE
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
10, 500, 600 francs during the week.
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II Reads Like Romance 1.-The History
of PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGORATnR, as
contained IN letters OF both sexes covering period Of ov
years. eads like II Is unbroken record OF
the restoration preservation and of Natures
choicest The article disappointed
Sold by all dru ggss
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Beebc,s Kitchen Ranges, No. for $50.
Always satisfactory to housekeepers and cooks.
Made, put up and warranted by
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, 8, 10, IL Reade street.
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A.-The EsDenschptL Uat.-One Of the Lead.
merits OF ESPENsCiEID's Spring STYLE tor 1872 the
OF all exaggeratiOn In Its conformation The bell
shape In Just sufficiently perceptibe without being too
prominent feature and all the details to assimiise
with each other IN perfect symmetry This Dress Hat for
is perfect work or art ESPENsCHEID,
Manufacturer of Gents Hats, 1l8 Nassau street.
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Happy Relief for Young N1en.-Nervous
Debility cured by methods Remarkable reports sent
free Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia
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Dsyid,s Spring Style for Gcntlemcn's Hats.
salesrooms 29911 Broadway. near Duane street.
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ENGLAND.
Melancholy Result Of Press Comments on Do
msstic Affairs and Private Character
Insa 20 American Under Restraint
TtlEeRhM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April s. 1872
The Echo today says that Sir Travers Twiss.
whose wife mysterlously disappeared during the
examination OF Mr. Chaaers upon the charge OF
publishing ARTICLES delamatory TO her character.
has become insane.
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RoynI Hayaun T,Ottory.

Libraries and Books Bought.-165,732 New
And Ola Books on hand. Catalogues free.
A"u o'1 LEGGAT BROTHERS, No. Beekman strset
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Ask for NOveliO's Edition of "Tr0vaf0re,O -
"Rgole.to "Don Giovanni" Price complete 81. These
editions the and most correct
NOvELLO, EVER CO., 75l Broadway.
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Hcinibold'- BmchM and sarsapnrilla, 81 per
''''''' % '''' KEARNEY L CO., 704 Broadway.
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Frrcl<lcs and Tan Uso
PERRY'S MOTH AND FKECKLE LOTION, the well
known, reliable and harmless remedy Tor brown dcoora
ons Of the face Depot Bond street. New York. Sold
all druggists
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ITALY.

Padre Gavazx's Mission from the Free Church to
Christian America
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BACHELORS Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable, nstanssns
A n
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Havana Lottery.-Prizes Csshed and Inior-
nation given. JOSEPH BATES, nrossr,x
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GERMANY.

Betrothal Of Hohenzollern Princess for Mar
riage.
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SPAIN.

htlcal Agitation-scenes at the Polls
and Hopes Of the Party Men.
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,..a,,v relieved and If in time permanently cured
by DR.. JAYNE's ExPEcToRANr You will find !" also .
.-..,, r.uedv for Coughs and Colds.
The New York herald., 1872-04-06

M. Rochefort Deported to Penal Exile-Flow Of
Specie to the Bank
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Dampcued Rag, with n little SaP0II0,
will instantly eradicate stains and from painted work
without removing the paint.
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A.-"Diseases Of the Lungs Benefited bv
using Cod Liver OIL" HAZARD 4 CASWELL'S COD
LIVER OIL is pure and sweet, patients soon become
md of
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Denne,s French RANGES and Broilcrs.-
BRAMHALL, DEANE 4 Co., removed to 295 Water street
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AugeIrs Turkish Baths, LexinxtOu Avenue,
TwentyGh vitaizng before breakfast. tn
vigoraDg dinner soothing than opates before
retiring. Ladies day and evening Gentlemen every day
and all night.
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N (Dperntes Like Magic. ,-, ~, s.,,. ...
MIS- M rs mms reduces inflammation, alays all pain.
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A.-During the Spring Months Nothing IL
purifying alhful and refreshing RUSSIAN tvaporD
BATHS at % East Fourth street.
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A.-Fire! Fire! Fire!
There blaze Of excitement KNox's Spring style
Of uENTLEMENS HATS. and spite of the rush to his
popular store 2la Broadway, II appears impossible to
ungush It, Join the crowd
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OF grass The grass withereth and the flower
fallsth away" AS Christian gentleman and
friend to mankind, the fame Of Morse will
outlast the vicissitudes OF ali such ''perish-
able stuff"
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Gentlemen's Dress Hats, Seven Dollars.
WARNOCK CO.. 619 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-04-06

A.-Daugan's Spring styles Of Hats Are
of beauty and elegance los Nassau street,
of IN
The New York herald., 1872-04-06

A.-Ierriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ol Broadway. Murray gtr,s.
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A-For n Freckicd or spotted Face. use Per-
RYS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. II Is reliable
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Opinion Of the Japanese in WashiuatOn.
WASHINGTON Anrit q 1879


WASHINGTON, April s, 1872.
The despatch received here this afternoon from
London, reporting an attempt to assassinate the
MlkadO OF Japan caused much anxiety among the
members OF the Japanese Embassy Iwakura, the
chief ambassador. heard the statement with great
surprise, as he had received despatch from Jeddo
dated the 2Sth Of March, two days later than the
date given OF the attempted assassination, and no
mention was made Of any disturbance whatever.
Besides the Mkado Is said by the members o the
Embassy to be inaccessible in his CASTLE and when
he goes IN public is carefully guarded by armed
soldiers. fwakura has sent aesssten Y Sagasakl
to ascertain il there Is any foundation for the state
ment.
Native Fanaticism Against National Reform.
The course OF progress OF national reform In ia
pan, which has been Initiated by the action OF the
Mlkado and conducted In Its advance under his
personal inspection, has given rise to very con-
siderable opp0sltonist agitation among the exclu-
svst natlvlsts OF the empire, the conservatives OF
The cause of hereditary Imperialism and aristoc-
racy. Only year ago it would have been
thing almost incomprehensibe to Japanese
tnat the sacred person OF the Mlkado
der any circumstances In the year 1868, when he
visited Osaka the houses on each side OF the streets
taken 10 prevent vulgar eyes gazing upon him. He
was carried IN char OF state, with the Gne blinds
down, through which ne could see but not be seen.
And when he made his progresses between Kl0tO
and Jeddo The same care was taken to prevent his
subjects looking upon his countenance; the reason
being that the popular notion Of his seml-dvlnity
might be upset II It were discovered that he was no
more nor less than other folk. When 1t was re.
ported that Iorelgn Ministers mad peeA ADMITTED 70
WhSh bib Majesty was, ior lie fst tiie, present at
review Of hs troops both Japanese ana foreigners,
who heard the news at q distance, said II was unlike
ly. But now the Mlkado drives about Jedd0 IN MS
English built carriage with -FOUR horses almost un-
attended. He has Just lately travelled from JeddO
to YOkOska and returned thence to JeddO. When
we come to remember that this parsonage (tnc
MlkadO) is not only the supreme ruler OF the cOun-
try put also supposed 70 De the spiritual mead OF
select few Of MS own COuntrymen, and not a dozen
Europeans, had been allowed to see him, all this
constitutes rude blow to the traditions or the
country, ana hence the reactonary attempt OF the
Japanese nativsts to stay the progress of national
reform by murder OF its chief-that dreadful resort
OF Infuriated fanatics, whether IN Christian or
heather lands.
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BatIleh in Blood

Bathed In Blood
for the Bedbugs last been conquered ana
they lie dead their haunts by myrads Reaches.
Croton Bugs Garden Insects Feas, Ants Moths and Flies
share IN the general determination. KNOWLES AMERl-
CAN INSECT DESTROYER the instr of their de-
struction. Depot No. sixth avenue.
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A.-HOyal Havana LOtfery.-J. II. Marines
Co. Bankers 10 Wall street. Boz 46S5 New York Pose
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A.-Lrnhy's Spring style OF GentIemcn's
lightes and best 45 Fulton street, Broad
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Prizes information frntshed the highest rates
paid Doubloons all kinds Of Gold and Silver, Govern
neut Securities. &C., dc- TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers
IL Wall sroeS New York
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A.-Every Druggist in New York and Klsc-
where sells PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Il
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GREECE.

Royal Speech to the Parliament and Profession
Of Peace for the People.
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THE METAIRIE RACES.
Postponed Until Tuesday.

NEW ORLEANS, April s, 1872.
On account OF threatening weather and a heavy
track there was no racing to-day. A further post
ponement until tuesday next was decIded on to-
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Average temperature yesterday ........... -. 40
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ....................... 80
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
Thefollowing record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours Ia COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year,
as indicated by the Thermometer at Huduups Phar
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IRELAND.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD

Unhealthy Tinanoiering and Hasty Emigration
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON d. O., April 6-l A M.
synopsis FOR the Past Ttoentv-'our Hours.
The barometer is now highest over the South ana
Middle Atlantic States. 1t has fallen from the lakes
to the Gulf, and Is lowest west Of the Mississippi
Valley Clear weather has generally continued from
the lakes to the Atlantic coast while cloudy weather
and rain are generally prevailing from the Western
Gulf to Southern Illinois and westward with eastery
winds. ,,.
Clear and partially couded but pleasant weather
Will continue on Saturday from the lower lakes TO
Florida and eastward to the Atlantic, with
easterly to southerly winds. The barometer Will
continue falling east or the Rocky Mountains.
The area OF rain over the Lower Missls-
sippi valley will PROBABLY extend northeast
ward over the Ohio Valley, and possibly 70 Lake
Erie; thence norrhward increased cloudiness,
threatening weather and possibly rain are probable.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
SERIOUS FIRES.
purpose.

A fire in a small room on the fourth floor
Of the Arlington House. Nos %, a. aud 26 East Four
teenth-st yesterday, quickly damaged the hotel and
furniture $500 The proprietor, Lewis Slime, was fully
insured
fire in the three-story building No. 1H Essex-st..
yesterday, damaged 1t $1,000 L. r. Krumm hardware
merchant on the first oor had stock damaged s3OOO in
sured for 5000 The extended to No. 1i Essex-st.
occupied by Henry Goerney, and damaged dancingha
q OO insured for s3oooO The first floor OF No. 139
E,sexst was also burned out, and the occupant. J..
Freburg fancy goods dealer, had stock damaged Sioo
insured.
fire in the threestory brick building, No lOl Second
ST. owned BY H. WohlsoOt yesterday, damaged It $500
insured for 800 Henry Sproul. occupant of the first
floor had furniture damaged 800; insured for $780, On
the second floor. occupied by j. Zipp cabinet shop
stock was damaged 500; insured for $3.50.
Heymann IL COhnheId dealers in ostrich feathers at
Nos and Greenest. had their stock damaged by fire
to the 10000, Wednesday night They were
insured for $I2s50O. by the following c0mpanies
LONDON Liverpool sud Globe S2O Green ych, 5000 Com
Albany 800; Lycomng $500; Lafayette, IOO; NE.
opoltan $500; Adratc S2OO BHthange, S20O National o.
Bostos, $500; Humboldt S2OO Park $500 kenef SZ9Oi
Hope ~ 800; Mechanics So so; Wamsbagh City $1,000: Com
mece S2Oq Narr. 81 50c Empire City, 0O LaDcas
ter al 0 rtcrl $3.50; Insurance Company OF tho State Of
Penssvana Imperial Of London % O; North America OF
River 500; Queen of Liverpool and Loadon $1,000 Roya,
5000; UnOn Caforhi 5000; Femans Fund $1,000 bay
state Fairfield 1850 Alps 500; North Missouri $4,000;
Alenanna 3 800; Market $780, htna OF Hartford $250O Lon.
Corporation S3O0 hss.foIk and fonkeI oOi
GemanAmscan s3oO oheOt S25D0 heFilep e2Sooi Globe,
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
THE BOARD OF ApPoRTIoNMENT.
THE NEILsON-PLACE TRAGEDY.

At p. IN. to-day Coroner Young will hold
an inquest the body Of Mary Anne Smith, alias Maud
Merrill, age 30. who shot and Instantly killed
Tuesday afternoon in the brohel No 10 Nelsonpace,
by her uncle Robert p Beakey in custody at the
Mercerst Police Station. Fifteen witnesses have been
summoned, but it ia probable that compare
lively few persons will be examined. Several let
ters from the Imprisoned uncle to his deceased niece,
which found among her effects by Police Captain
Byrnes will be placed In evidence These have thus far
been withheld from the press, but 1t Is nmated that
they show that there criminal intimacy between
the murderer and his victim. The contents also said
TO be mainly OF a most indecent character.
The funeral services held at the undertakers at
Carmne and Bedford-sts., yesterday afternoon. Tho
body inclosed in plain black walnut coffin. Sew
era clergymen, 10 whom application had been made,
declined 10 Ociae, and the services conducted by
the Rev. J. j. Browner Of the North Baptist Church.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
AID FOR THE GERMAN BALTIC PROVINCES.
TO the EditOr or TIE Tribune.

SIR: A calamity without precedent, worse
than war has bcfGllen the Baltic Provinces To larger
extent stl than the Danish Isles the German tora OF
the Baltic from Scheswg to Eastern Prussia tract Of
nearly 400 miles, has been devastated by the floods OF
the 18th and 18th November for miles inland. Sweeping
over the outlying islands. the has submerged the
towns destroyed the villages covered the fields to
mako them in many places UNIT for cultivation, killed
the CATTLE crushed the ships deprived the fishermen OF
all their implements. and drowned hundreds Of people
Not for centuries has such fury OF tho waters been
heard Of Germany is not remss in her duty toward
the nnfortunates Government aid Is cooperating with
private exerons. But the provinces directly concerned
mostly poor; and succOr cannot come abundanty
and quick enough to population utterly destitute in
rough climate. 1 venture, therefore, TO appeal TO my
countrymen especially, and TO all charitably disposed
persons in this country which has been benefited
much by accessons from the sturdy inhabitants OF those
regions, and to solicit contributions, which will promptly
DO forwarded TO the proper places and publicly &C
counted for. JOHANNES RoEsNG,
German Consul.General, No. Bow owlng-green.
Eet0- York. Dec. IL, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
PERSONAL.

The death of Mr.. Hosea Lewis is recorded
the father of Ida Lewis. the Newport heroine
The Davenport Brothers-exhibitors of phe-
Noncompliance turned their attention to farming.
DIR. Graham, of Louisville, has presented
Daniel Boone's rifle the Public Library OF that city.
An Illinois editor bears the name OF Double
blower while California contains named BusAyhead
Mr.. w. NJ. Carleton, author of many do
mestc ballads lately curront. is giving readings in
Ohio.
1t is stated that the two daughters of the
late Charles Lever inherit from thoir father about $500
The latest current newspaper alusion to
Man"
A bust of John Howard Payne will be set
up In Prospect Park, Brooklyn. by the Faust Club Of
Mr.. Disraeli will deliver his address, as Lord
Rector to he students of the Glasgow University, the
18Th inst.
Another very old lady-Mrs Mary Snyder of
of her age.
Mr.. George Catlin, the well-known delinea-
tor of Indian character. has boep for some time,
ly Ill, in Jersey City.
Bierstadt, the artist, sent to the Arriola Re-
lief Committee California In response their request
Tor sketch. cheek Tor 900.
The monument to Thaddeus Stevens, in
shreiners Cemetery at Lancaster Penn, is s unan-
ished.
The Empress Augusta has given 5000 thalers,
to establish, In the forthcoming Vienna exhini ion. a
department showing the implements aud accessories ~
military surgery and hygiene which used in the
German army, In the late war;
These are in the refreshing Western style of
personals: mr. waggoner found fault VITA tho beet IT
q Memphis hotel, the other morning, and the C0ruUer
made s. on him" ..." Peter Ink old citizen of Knox
County, Ohio. blotted the other day. ags 5S"
The Princess of Wales, on her husbands birth
day, Nov. 0, presented 10 sandrngham Church brass
memorial. In the form OF eagle with outstr~tched
wings, bearing the breast red crOss. and, bonenth,
tho inscription To the glory OF God. thank Oheiug
December Ia 1871. Alexandra. Wnen was In trouble
called upon the Lord aud he heard me.-PSaim oNA,
verse l."
Statements are current respecting two we'll
known hmorsts. One for the orthography of
josh Billings saying that no did not write line fos
publication un lao than As years of age, when
N was zoo late for him learn 20 SPELL. Ire othcT
mentions that many who heard the Rev. Petroleum "
Nasty tell the stOry OF Hannah Jane have an aad
uOnal hOlIOr OF LOcLelaw
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
FAIR AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC

A grand fair for the benefit of ST. Ann's
Or C Church, in Twelfth-st., ofwhch the Rev. Thomas
g. Preston Is PASTOR is TO open at tho Academy Of Music
next Monday evening and last until New Years Eve
promenade concert by tho 18th Regiment Band will be
given every evening The fair held by tho ladies Of the
same church two years ago of the most brilliant
given in this city by single congregation and IL
ia probable that this one Will DO equally successful 3d.
AIMS Church embracing large proportion Of the
richest Catholic families In New York Many Of the
tables will otter an extraordinary display OF attractive
and valuable articles There VIII bo Christmas gfts In
great abundance for both old and young fancy goods
dinner services toys, japanese wares and every thing
else that tempt purchasers.