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costliness In mis- idol granduess "a when thew WIRE
presented TO him shining the spendor OF The poes
spirit. sensible to all worth aud exaltng all AnnlsUse
One word more OF the gifted Burns and
have done. At one period his brief hut
eventful life he undecided in his own
slave driver He resolved however TO take up the
muse, and she threw her golden mantle HIM snd
called him hers-tappiausel- land from that moment
into millions Of and loving hearts Applause.J
The crown under which he lived and died may be
laid aside or be trampied by the rude heel OF the
populace in its wdness and fury its government mar
change from generation to generation, but the
name of Robert Burns will live when Eng
lands kings and queens shall have been iotgotteni
Tor his works belong to age to no country but 10 all
lands and TO all May the matchess splendor OF HIS
genus the manlncss OF his character ana the intense
love OF country which pervades his writings ever snu
late the hearts OF his connrymcn TO deeds OF virtue,
ysior and patriotism And while the regulations fmany
OF his contemporaries have already passed away hsnow
(Applause.)
The toast OF "Poetry' was spoken to by Mr.. M. j.
Mckenna that OF the "Bar and Bench" by Judge
Samuel Jones; "the Press" by q talented member
Of that profession, and "the Lasses." by Captain
Thomas Sampson.
Burns' sweetest and saddest song, ''To Mary in
Heaven" was rendered by Mr.. Llnklater; 'ruI-
loch0Orum" by Mr.. Malcolm Taylor; "Highland
Mary" and .'Mary of Argyle" by Mr.. Charles
McGregor. Mr.. BOwlend recited "The Heather
Chinee," and the exercises were closed at about
one O'Clock by the singing OF my Nannie's AVA"
by Mr.. Linklater.
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THE SEPARATE TROOP.

An Invitation ball by the Separate Troop OF
Cavalry" or the First division OF the N. G.s n. Y,
given at Teutonia Hall in Third avenue, was last
night attended by select company. Not only the
usual congregation advented, but even from that
staid and sober city, the home OF the Quakers
the invuinerable'"State InvIncibesr OF Pennsylva.
MIA. They were under the command of CAPTAIN j.
w. Ryan, with whom were Captains l.. r. REM j.
W. Divany, Charles Rentz and r. NJ Topham
There were also about twenty prlvates These,
with the Cameron Club of New York. and the Con.
cordia singing Society, OF New York, were enter.
tanned at the ball
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declaration OF the British government that
they ''would refrain from all interference with
Russian progress along the Anu and Sir, so
long as it does not menace Afghanistan or the
municipalities on the Upper Anu and others
situated between Khiva and Afghanistan,
claimed by the Amer of the latter country"
Such was insisted on as sine qua non in the
preservation OF peace. 1t is quite clear that
Lngland III this matter has set down her foot
with more firmness than she has been wont to
do for some time past 1t is also manifest
that while Russia is bent on conquest
and the extension of her territory she is
anxious, as far as is possible, to conciliate
England. Yesterday morning we were made
aware that Mr.. T. Mitchell, Assistant Secre-
tary of the British Legation at st. Petersburg,
had Just left London for the former city, bear
ing with him important dispatches. If the
cable despatch of this morning is correct the
work of Mr.. Mitchell is anticipated, and the
difficulty is ended for the present. We are
not, however, for a moment allowed to think
that Russia is disposed to halt in her move
ment against Khiva; for it is authoritatively
stated that the Grand Duke Nicholas is about
70 proceed to Jurched, with view to join the
expedition. Evidently the big fellows are not
yet disposed to test their strength The little
fellows Russia is determined to punish, while
England looks on The big fight, we fear,
must come, and that at no distant day.
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MURDEROUs KENTUCKIANs IN COMBAT,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. q, 1873
On Friday, at Piney Branch Staten, Rockcastle
county, on the Knoxville Branch Railroad, George
w. Murray quarrelled with Walker Bledsoe. Bled-
soe's stepfathcr, Lee Arnold. accosted Murray
about it o few minutes later, when Murray drew a
pistol but threw 1t down, and the two commenced
lighting. Finding Arnold overpowerlng him, Muir
ray reached for the pistol and shot his adversary
through the stomach.
Arnold sprung up, seized a handspike and lite
rally beat out Murrays brains with IL. killing him
Instantly. Arnold still fingers, but his physicians
say he cannot live. Both men were married and
hava In
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THE MODOC WAR.

Nothing Further from the Camp Of
Captain Jack.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81 1878.
There is nothing new from General Wheaton g
camp in the Modoc region. The California troops.
route from this city to the scene Of action, under
the command of Colonel Throckmorton, are fifty
miles from Reddng.
A company of troops from Portland, Oregon,
under the command Of Captain Miller is at Grove
Creek, being past the worst part of the road. Gene
raj Gillen who supercedes General Wheaton, will
arrive at Yreka tomorrow by stage.
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The Fire Fiend In Michigan.

DETROIT, Jan. 81, 1873
fire at Lapeer, Mich, on Sunday morning
destroyed the drug store OF Vincent Cary, with it's
contents; also the American Express and Western
Union Telegraph oflces. with large amount OF
express goods; the jewelry store of ID. w. Human,
and the drug store OF Cannon Il Bristol. The
stocks Of the last two mentioned stores were
mostly removed. The loss is $4,000 and the iE-
surance $1,000 The fire was the work OF an incen-
diary.
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The GOLD BOARD, at a special meeting of
Its members yesterday, abolished by large
vote the privilege of doing business through
powers of attorney. This change places the
Gold Exchange on the same footing as the
Stock Exchange, where the transaction of
business is confined exclusively to regular
members in good standing.
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Luther Tucker.

Luther Tucker we-known writer and ac-
knowedged authority on agricultural affairs, died
at Albany, in this state, on sunday, the 26th in
slant. He had attained an advanced age. II Is
almost forty years since Mr. Tucker commenced
the publication OF the Ge,lesee Farmer in Roches
ter AMI about 1s47 became connected with the
Agrtcuxurnltst which afterwards became known
as the country Gentleman. He was Tor nearly
thirty years secretary and Treasurer of the State
Agricultural Society.
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THE HORSE DISEASE IN NEVADA.

VIRGINIA CITY, Ney Jan. %, 1873.
Every furnace In the Eureka mining district mas
suspended work on account OF the epizooty, and
also every mine but two. and these only employ a
small force prospecting. Netwiths landing the
prevalence Of the disease no fatal cases have
occurred.
The lreghting between the railroad and points
IN Eastern and Western Nevada IL confined to OK
seams
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CONGREGATIONS.
A Fire at Barre, Mass.

WORCESTER Jan. q, 1873.
The large two story building on the grounds
OF the Worcester West Agricultural Society, at
Barre, was, with its contents, entirely destroyed
by fire early this morning. The building was
owned by the Society. ana was valued at 81, 900 ;
insured for ,OO0 The contents consisted OF hats,
placed there for storage by various parties.
Messrs. Moore, Smith Co.. of Boston, lose 81, 600
Mr.. Powers, of Greenwich, $1,000, and otner parties
smaller amounts. The fire was the work OF an in
cendiaro, and the Selectmen have offered $500
reward for his apprehension.
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SPAIN.
The New Charter of Colonial Liberty and Reform
Ready for Cortes.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HtaALe.

MADRID, Jan. q, 1873
The report Of the Committee on the Abolition Of
Slavery and other reforms in Porto Rico viii be
read tomorrow in the Lower House OF the Cortes
The Marquis de MendgorrIa, Minister OF War in
the Spanish Cabinet, is invaded and confined to
his bed by illness.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.


To those engaged in mercantile pursuits any invention
that will facilitate their labors highly worthy Of notice
well as OF extensive patronage One OF the most AN
that the qualities OF hrmness in
mark and durability in use. -
Gold Pens and Pencils No. Ast0r House.
Their superior value is tested the long time he has
been engaged in our city in their manufacture.
Pens from constant use OF them for number of years.
cheerfuy recommend them to those who wish for the
be st and most perfect Gold Pen ever made. $500
Signed by the following gentlemen and over loo
j. f. williams President Metropolitan National Bank
Geo $. COe, President American Exchange National
j. A. Beardesley, Cashier National Bank of North
VIM A. Falls President Corn Exchange Bank.
r. H. Lowry President National Bank OF the Republic.
+. ID Tappan, President Gallatn National Bank
G. i. Tmson Cashier Continental National Bank.
Isaac q. Ogden Cashier New York County National
VIM. L. jenkins, President Bank of America.
j. W. Lewis, Cashier Union National Bank.
VIM B. Meeker, Cashier Bank OF n. Y: N: Banking ASS
j. r. Southworth President Atlantic National Bank
VIVA. II. Cox, Cashier Mechanics National Bank
James Buell. President importers and traders Nationa
j. NJ Crane Cashier Shoe and Leather National Bank
Geo. W; wieit, Cashier Bulls ISL Head "a BANK
HOwes A Macy United States Express Co.
White, Morris 4 Co. Barclay Livingston.
Vermiiye II. j. Raymond a Co, Now
Winslow, Lanier h Co York Daily Times.
Geo ID. Arthur Co A. GORDON, CASHIER new
Fish Hatch YORK Herald
H. T. Morgan Co. T. ketchaln 90.
Ame rican Express Co. y. Chittendcn Co.
Adams Express Co johnson Higgins
Chas Dennis, Vice Pre- sdcnt Atlantic Mutual ms Co
Daniel D. Smith, President Commercial Mutual ms CO.
Elwood Walter, President Mercantile Mutual ms. Co
A. r. wilmarth, Vice President Home Fire ms Co
Morris Franklin. President New York Life ms GO.
Sold by all the principal stationer ana jewelers.
JOHN FOLEY, Gold Pen Manutacturer,
No 2Astor House, opposite the Herald ONCE
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"A BROKEN BRAKE"

DETROIT Mich, Jan. 81, 1878.
Two coaches OF the Eastern day express train on
the Michigan Central Railroad were thrown from
the track at Chelsea on Saturday evening. Sew.
eral passengers were injured including Mr.. Cap
real, OF Toronto, who was cut about the face and
head. and Mr.. Bradley OF New York, who had his
ribs broken. The accident was caused by broken
brake dropping down under coach.
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THE FLORIDA sENAT0RsHIP,
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Ian D

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. q. 1873.
The Senatorial contest still continues, both
houses balloting daily without result. Public inter-
ests are suffering and all legislation is blocked un.
til the contest Is decided. General Henry S. San.
ford Minister to Belgium under President Johnson
and recalled by General Grant, Is working ac-
lively but IL is not probable that he can be elected
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ENGLAND.
The Cotton Famine Relief Fund Balance-A New
Charity To Be Founded.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALY.

LONDON, Jan. 81, 1873.
meeting OF the trustees of the fund raised for
the relief OF the operatives during the cotton
famine was held at Manchester last night The
amount on hand was reported to be s52o,Oo0 The
Earl OF Derby offered resolution that the funds be
applied to the foundation OF hospital Tor GONZALES
cents.
The resolution was adopted
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vESUvIUS.
Premonitory Symptoms Of a Volcanic Upheaval-
Fireside Alarm After Sad Cause.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NAPLES Jan. 81 1873
There have been slight erupti0ns from Mount
vesuvius during the past few days.
No damage has yet been done, but the residents
of the villages situated az the foot OF the volcano
who suffered so severely from the last eruption,
are greatly alarmed.
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LEGAL CONFLICT IN UTAH.

Judge Hawley and the Probate JUS
tices-The PrObaters Likely to bo Ar
rested for COntempt-An Talk and No
Work In the Mormon Courts.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. q. 1873.
The conflict OF authority between the federal amt
local courts Is evidently approaching crisis
United States Judge Hawlcy reiterates his former
decision that the Probate Courts of the Territory
have no chancery common law Jurisdiction civil
or criminal. In the great cattle case he gave the
prisoners wrts of habeas corpus, but holds them
committing magistrate.
The Mormon officials still threaten and defy the
process OF the United States Courts. It is thought
that Judge Hawley will cause the arrest of some Of
the Probate Judges for contempt.
All the principal members Of the bar OF salt
Lake are joining in a memorial to President Grant
for such legislation az Will enable courts instituted
by organic acts to perform their duties. Unless
something is done speedily much injury to the
interests OF the Territory - anticipated, partcu-
larry i'm civil cases.
Great hope OF relief is entertained from the bill
OF senator Logan. 1t is thought its passage will
settle all difficulties.
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OBITUARY.
Robert Il. Ora N ston.

Robert B. Cranston, who Representative
in Congress from Rhode Island from 1881 to 1s43
and again from 1si7 10 1s49, died In Newport yes.
terday. He was born in Rhode Island, and was
eightv-two years OF age at the moment Of his
1864.
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FIRE IN EIGHTH AVENUE.

Fire was discovered at quarter past nine
O'Clock last evening in the frame store OF Aaron j.
Stern, 1919 Eighth avenue. Loss to stock $1,000
to building trihing. Insurance unknown.
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SHIPWRECK.
Broken in Pieces and All Hands Supposed To
Be Lost.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. q, 1873.
despatch from Bordeaux says vessel, sup
posed to be British, went ashore last night the
coast near that city, and this morning appears to
have broken into three pieces. All on board are
paobably lost.
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A Fire at Madison, Ind.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Jan. y, 1873.
fire which broke out at half-past one O'Clock
this morning at Madison Ind, destroyed the Wal
nut street brewery, owned by John Butz. The loss
is $35, 900. on which there is no insurance. The
employees sleeping in the building barely escaped
with their lives The fire originated in the malt
kiln.
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THE FRANCHISE IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. q, 1873
The Governor has issued proclamation ordering
an election for March 3, at which the pending
amendment doing away with the DISTINGUISHING
clause OF the constitution shall be submitted to the
people for ratification
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Serious Conf1a grafton i'm South Carolina.

CHARLESTON Jan. y, 1878.
large fire occurred in the town Of Kngstree,
s. c., this morning. and destroyed stores and
dwellings to the value of $50, O00 about oneOurth
of which was insured.
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VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. 81, 1873.
snow storm OF thirty-slx hours duration, with
fall of three feet of snow, has occurred at Ham
iltOn.
The weather here Is warm and pleasant.
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A Favorable NOtOrfety.-The Good
reputation of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES for tho
relief Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases has given
them IA favorable notoriety.
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n. II. Norris.

Il. II. Norris, exmember Of Congress from the
Third Alabama district died in Montgomery, Ala,
Yesterday.
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COrns, BuniOns, Nails, &C., Cured by
DIR. RICE 20s Broadway, corner Fulton street CORN
CURE by mail 80 cents.
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WEsTFIELD, Mass, Jan. q, 1873.
A manila paper mill. two miles west, owned by
the Putz and WaIkley Paper Bag Manufacturing
Company of Pleasantville, Conn.,. burned last
evening. Loss $4,000; insured Tor $4,000. The
stock was partly saved.
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The recent snowfall has SO interfered with the
regularity of the mails that many of them have
been, during the past two days, exceedingly be-
hind time. At eleven O'Clock last night the acting
superintendent of the Post Office made the follow
ing report OF arrivals and detentiOns of mails
during yesterday
The Boston evening mail, which, unless in very
severe weather, is generally up to time. was over
one hour late Being due at quarter TO six in the
evening" 1t did not arrive until seven O'Clock.
The Central New Jersey mail, which was due at
ten O'Clock p. M had not arrived at eleven p NJ,
and the superintendent expressed his doubt about
its arrival during the night on account OF the
severity Of the evening storm
Only one Erie mail arrived during the day. and
that at twenty-five minutes OF seven in the even
ing, several hours behind time. The mails on this
line have been coming irreguarly during the past
two weeks, but on yesterday and the day previous
there was such manifest rregularty that 1t was
not without much difficulty that distinction
could be made
There be no other explanation elected for
the detention OF these and other mails running
irregularly In similar manner than the Obstruc-
ton caused by the snow drifts on the railroad
tracks.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New scheme
now out Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur
nished Highest rates paid tor spanish bills &C. &c.
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers, IL Wall street. New York.
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WASHINGTON Jan. Isl A. NJ. J
Synopsis JOr the Past Ttrentv-fO,U' Hours.
The low barometer on Sunday night over Northern
Florida has rapidly moved northeastward preceded
by brisk and high winds along the Middle and
East Atlantic coasts and Is now central east
OF New England; fresh northeasterly to
northwesterly winds, cloudy weather and snow
are now prevailing over New England; light
to fresh northwesterly and southwesterly
winds and generally clear weather over the Middle
state rising barometer, falling temperature fresh
and brisk northerly to westerly winds and gener.
ally clear weather from the Northwest eastward
over the Upper Lake region, and southeastward
over the ONO Valley to the South Atlantic coast
Probabilities
For the New England and Middle States rising
barometer, decided fall OF the temperature, fresh
and brisk northerly to westerly winds and clear
weather. excepting. possibly, areas OF light snow ;
for the Lower Lake region, from Kansas Missouri
and the Ohio Valley to Minnesota, the Upper Lakes
and Lake Erie high and rising barome-
ter, low and falling temperature, fresh and
brisk northerly to westerly winds and generally
clear and very cold weather; rom the OHIO Valley
10 the South Atlantic coast rising barometer, low
temperature, fresh antrpossiby brisk northeriy TO
northwesterly winds and generally clear weather.
The midnight telegraphic reports from the Gulf
states and portion OF those from Georgia, Tonnes
see, Lower Michigan and the extreme Northwest
have not been recc.Ned.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
YEAR az indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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FRANCE.
The Treaty Of Commerce with England To Be
Completed.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW ycaK HERALs.

PARIS, Jan. p, 1873.
President Theirs will tomorrow sign the new
Treaty of Commerce between France and Great
Britain.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street
Post Office box 1865.
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A.-Watts' Nervous AntfdOtc Cured MY
wife OF Neuralgia and and myself Of Chills
and Fever. 4. b. CUNNION, 70 Centre street.
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Pfmplcs and CutnneOus Affections Re.
moved by using JUMPER TAR SOAP. Manufactured
by CAsWELL, HAZARD CO., New York.
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II is Well 10 Get Clear OF Had Cough
or Cold the week but is safer to rid yourself OF IL
forty eight hours the remedy tor the pnr-
pose being DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECfORANT
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Ratchelor's Hair Dye-ThN Best In tho
world. The only true ana perfect dye. All druggists
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D.-jOO New Workers Cured OF Rheuma.
tjsm and Neuralgia by Dr. FITLER'S RHEUMATIC
REMEDY Advice gratis daily. I'll John street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(NURING WITHOUT MEDICINES.-HEALfH Or
~ Lawyers; Sudden Deaths; Cold Feet, Cause ana
Cure Right Treatment OF the Human Hairs Seasonable
Dishes, or What or when to Eat; Dangerous Dsu;en
or City Country Life How to Walk Babies; MedicaI
Syseins--Methods of Cure in Science OF Health Tor
February, ready ~ cents ~ year Win an eie
CANT S. chrome; should have place in every family
= X WELLS, $50 Broadway, New YORK.
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Rain fell here during the whole OF last night
There are forty schooners and an unknown bark
from Liverpool in the Breakwater.