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LONDON, Jan.47, 1873
Mr. Arthur John Otway formerly Under secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs and now member
Of Parliament Tor Chatham, addressed his constitu-
ents in that town last night Abiding to the
Geneva arbitration, he expressed himself satisfied
with the result. England, IN his opinion was
morally responsible for the damages caused by the
privateer Alabama, and he would cheeriully con-
Board Of Arbitrators.
Mr.. Otway also referred to the death Of Napoleon,
and spoke In high terms OF the late ex Emperor.
TRANSATLANTIC CREDITORS TO BE STIRRED UP.
The Council OF the holders OF foreign bonds have
issued report which charges Ecuador and vene-
zuela with continued dishonesty, complains Of the
default of Nicaragua and Honduras and stigma
ties as the positions Of the States OF
Florida, virginia, Alabama and Georgia
RATE OF DISCOUNT.
'Change report dated at at I'VE O'Clock In the
evening to-day says, ''The rate OF discount Tor
three months bills In the open market Is three
sixteenths per cent below the Bank OF England
rate.u
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS OF A SINGLE DAY.
The return OF paid clearings at the Clearing
House yesterday shows the amount TO have been
f5225o,ooo, which is the highest sum on record for
O single day.
THE RIGHTS OF LABOR AND PRERoGATrvE OF LAW.
A Trade Congress, now In session at Leeds, has
addressed petition to the Right Hon. Henry
Bruce, Secretary Of State for the Home Depart
meut for the pardon OF the gas stokers OF this city
who were sent to prison for violating the Con-
spIracy law during the recent strike.
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PARIS, Jan. II, 1873.
General De Cissey, Minister OF War, has de-
spatcned an Official document to Marshal MacMahon
prohibiting the circulation of Bonapartist addresses
in the barracks of French troops, and urging the
severe punishment Of persons found distributing
such papers,
CONSTITUTIONAL ELABORATION OF BILL OF RIGHTS.
The Committee OF Thirty to-day, after long and
important debate. agreed to the preamble OF the
constitutional project reported by Its sub-commit
tee which declares that the Assembly ntegrally re-
serves to Itself the constituent power. The vote
stood 20 yeas to nays.
The adoption of the preamble is regarded as
victory for the Right as the question OF monarchy
or republic Is lett untouched.
BULLION FLOW TO THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
SOC, 900 francs during the past week.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge Buchanan, OF st. Louis. is stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel
Captain r. Pavy, OF Liverpool, England yesterday
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The King OF Burmah has ordered his Embassy to
remain another six months in England.
Solicitor Z. C. Banfeld, of the Treasury Depart
lment at washington, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
T. de Lindorcrone, one OF the secretaries OF the
German Legation, arrived here from Hamburg by
the steamship Silesia yesterday.
One lies, In Connecticut, has challenged to mortal
combat, one Sypher. lies cries Tor bloo1-Sypher
says o. and Hoes not seem at all inclined to
tstrtke ile."
Mr.. Cardwens announcement in Parliament that
the British throne is "broad-based" explains its
pleasing readiness to take back seat Vide its
position in Europe just now.
1t Is the opinion of Vernon Harcourt. M. P. (the
pr0ltx "HstOricus'D that England has paid our
government $4,000, 0C0 to accept modification of
international law, and not for Alabama damages.
Cheap, joint
Taxing the matter haphazard. lis q man who
goes into the SANTANA speculation likely to get
s'Roland for his Oliver" because Rowland Hazard
Is secretary of the company and Oliver Ames one
OF the directOrs9
Copenhagen papers record the death OF Professor
Frederick Sibbern, who has filed the chair OF Phil
was friend of Fichte, Schleiermacher, Oxen,
6chelling and Hegel
Lord Cochrane, eldest son Of the Earl OF Dun.
donald, is on his way to Chile to be present in
Calao at the unwilling Of the statue Of his grand
father, Admiral Lord Cochrane, the famous seaman
whose remains are in Westminster Abbey.
They have matrimonial bureau" In Kansas.
They call 1t bureau before marriage, but a three
legged stool answers all purposes alter wedlock, to
Judge from recent ''litte misunderstanding be-
tween afhnities who were brought together through
Its influence.
young man in Southampton, England, AYERS
itat he has been three times locked up for offences
committed either by his own. wrath or person
In substance extremely like himself The young
mans life has become q bane he would gladly end
were he not aiming to thrash the fellow that looks
30 jolly like lin.
A miserable English charwoman has had the au-
dacity to call the Earl of Winchelsea to Court for
debt and his lordshp treated the matter WITH
contempt An execution was issued against his
goods and chattels. The 0ficer with the writ was
resisted by legion of nunkeys whom he first
whipped and then sued. The charwOman got her
money. Mobility can easily be another word for
meanness.
Mr.. Stannus, the manager Of the Irish estates Of
the late Marquis of Hertford, brought suit
for libel against the Northern Wing. The news
paper. on the decease or the Marquis, character
lied Mr.. Stannus as ''hard middle-man." On
fpx0ducing evidence that he was Q soft middle
= man ne won the suit What the damage would be
III he were called o poor endman we cannot
imagine. The English were always hard on min
strels In Ireland. For this reason they never
burned Cork.
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COTTON ON FIRE.

The Cargo On Board the English Ship
West Derby On Tire-Fifty Bales Of
Cotton Supposed To he Destroyed.
KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. II, 1873.
At halfpast twelve O'Clock this afternoon the
English ship West Derby, loaded with cotton, lying
at Wallis wharf, was found to be on fire forward
between decks. The fire created considerable ex-
element for time.
The deck was cut through for the hose, &C., and
water was thrown freely on the cargo and the fire
finally extinguished.
The damage Will be about flfty bales Of cotton
a; as cbarred st,cr "vv ELL 'n 1 VIII y. IN
in bale or cotton under ventilator where the
fire originated.
Nss tOWed into the hsrbOr from an adjoining
wharf by the coast wrecklng steamer A. Wlnants
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's HEALTH.

Recovering from His Recent nlncss-The
Prelate and Father Hecker to sotourn
Awhile I'm Florida.
WASHINGTON Jan. II, 1873.
Archbishop Bayley, Of Baltimore, has so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be able to
walk about, and a. soon as the weather will per-
NIT he will, in company with Father Hecker, OF
New York make tourney south as far as Florida.
His physician says that he only requires moderate
outdoor exercise to regain his health.
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70 par wsh gold or how the banks can DO
made to pay specie or specie value for their
circulating noteA The effect of this act, il,
indeed. that be not The purpose of it, is to dis
place the legal tender circulation by an I'M
Limited amount of national bank notes. and
then to leave these as the irredeemable cur
rency of the country. 1t would not be safe to
lose our United States legal tender currency
until some better prospect of specie payments
and better plan than this can be devised.
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MATAMOROs, JAM II, 1873
The election in Mexico for Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court will soon take place. Several can
didates are In the ned including General Escobedo
and Riva Palacfos.
In the event of the death Of the President OF the
Republic the CHIEF Justice succeeds to the Execu-
tive, which makes the position Of Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court second to the Presidency so
many aspirants being at work warrants the belief
that serious trouble will grow out Of the election,
II not another revolution.
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CUBA.
Herculean Task for . Journalist-"Spanish
Ideas and the Spirit Of the Age'-ship-
wrecked Sailors Landed.
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HAVANA, Jan. 16, 1873.
The 7ribuno new radical paper, will commence
publication In Havana on the LIST OF February. Its
object Is to defeat modern Spanish ideas In con.
formty with the spirit OF the age.
sHIPwREcKED MARINERS LANDED.
The boat containing the captain ard the re-
mainder OF the crew Of the British ship Monteagle,
which was wrecked on the Bahama Banks, rs
already reported, when on voyage from New or.
leans for Bremen, has arrived at Matanzas.
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WAS 1T A BURGLAR7

While trying the doors on his beat, about ten
O'Clock last night an oflcer OF the Sixth precinct
heard noise In SO Chamber street, occupied by
several Arms, the principal OF which is VIM. Hamer
n Co., dealers In table cutlery. Giving the ALARM
several officers came to his assistance, Ynd after
forcing the door thorough search was made OF
the premises, but nothing OF q suspicious nature
was fouud The officer was so positive that he
heard noise IN the building, however, that Cap
tain Kennedy placed five or six officers TO watch It
during the nirht. as well as the Emigrant Bank
adjoining.
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THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS
Reorga nization or the Central Org MIA
ton.

The German Republican Central Committee held
Its nrst meeting for 1878 at the Teutonla Assembly
Rooms last night Tor the purpose Of reorganization.
A full attendance OF delegates was present,
representing the different Assembly organi-
cations recently rcorganized. The meeting was
called to order by william Gelmann, who was re-
elected President OF the Central Committee for the
ensuing year. The rest OF the officers elected
are FIRST Vice President Carl schroeder: second
Vice President, r. We'll Won Gernobach; Recording
Secretary Gustav Beyerle; Corresponding Secre-
tary Leo We'll; Treasurer, August SchaneL
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SINKING OF A GLEN COVE CANAL BOAT.

GLEN COVE, L. l., Jan. IL, 1873.
canal boat loaded with starch for the Glen
Cove Company, while lying at the dock here, was
cut through by the fee last night and sunk. The
boat and her cargo we're valued at $4,000, upon
which there was no Insurance.
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GERMANY.
Emigration to America-0ne Hundred and
Thirty-Nins Thousand from Two Ports.


BERLIN, Jan. II, lS7%
The number OF emigrants who left the port Of
Bremen Tor the United states last year was $4,000
The emigration from Hamburg during the same
time reached the unprecedented figure Of $4,000.
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An Accom- mod alton Train Rolls on thu
Track-Secrctary OF state WickOH anC
Several Ohio Legislators Injured.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD WAR.

Perry NJ. Hamilton, Vice President Of
the National Railway Company, I'm
Court-The Prosecution Fail to APP
pear.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1873
The case OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
vs. Perry NJ Hamilton, Vice President OF the
National Railway Company, was up before the
Court OF Quarter Sessions In this city to-day Judge
Finletter presiding. Mr.. Hamilton appeared with
his counsel, but no one appeared for the prosecu-
ton. 1t seems to be prevailing impression here
push the complaint any iurther, and 1t Is alleged
on the part OF the National Railway Company
that Mr.. Hamton's arrest was intended as means
OF personal persecution OF the officials OF the new
enterprise, and to break the annual meeting OF
the National Railway Company.
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THE BONAPARTES.
men Present-Princs Napoleon, His
Friends and Republicanism.
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LONDON, Jan. II, 1873.
The report which was forwarded to New York
yesterday to the effect that the ex-Empress
Eugene held reception at Chselhurst soon after
Napoleon's funeraLis ce,-'rmed. The French
Court ceremonial was attended by many we'll
known Bonapartists and deputation Of working
men from Paris.
PRINCE NAPOLEON's POSITION.
Prince Napoleon also received large number Of
his friends.
It is said that Prince Napoleon has stated SOL
EMMY that he Will abstain from all intrigues,
either in his own behalf or Tor Napoleon Nv. When
his rights as French citizen are recognized he
will adhere to the Republic.
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The Constitutional Commission.
ALBANY Ian IL 1879

ALBANY, JHn.
At the session Of the Constitutional Commission
to-day Mr.. BROOKS made report from the Commit
ttee on Legislation, prohibiting special legislation
in certain cases where the object may be allowed
by general laws, and prohibiting the passage Of
special laws on a large number Of subjects enume-
rated also prohibiting the granting Of extra CON-
pensatiOn to public officers agents or contractors,
and requiring that in cases oil amendat0ry legisa-
ton the sections amended be in all cases re-
enacted and inserted at length.
MIR. OPDYKE presented an amendment to the con-
stitution loG>lng to the establishment OF system
OF compulsory education.
MIR. MCINTOsH presented an amendment relating
to the consolidation OF railroads, the issue OF fctl-
tiOus stock and the regulation OF freight tariff.
The Commission adjourned till Tuesday next, at
eleven O'Clock A. M.
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ENGLAND.

A Prominent Parliamentist on Subjects Of the
Past-Capitalists st rring Up Transatlantic
Creditors Discount and National
Finance-The Rights Of Labor.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE.
Mr. Evarts' Opinion ~ 20 When the
Term Of once Ceases.

Term OF once Ceases.
f ALBANY. Jan. II, 1873.
The Evening Journo, prints the opinion OF VIM.
A. Evarts ana John X. Porter to the effect that the
term Of the present incumbent OF the once of Su-
perintendent OF Insurance ceases In three years
from the date OF the appointment OF his predeces-
sor. They also express the opinion that Mr.. Bah
cocks bill Is very proper one.
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ALBANY, Jan. II. 1873.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. PiKRsoN-To extend the time for the collection
Of for the Improvement of Atlantic
in the town OF New Lofts
By Mr.. DEERlsG-That the Department of Public Parks
OF New York prepare furnish the House with state
ment Of the opening Of streets above Fynintn stree
for which app icaon has been made and other like
By AR. sAIrHSrrOvidlng resnlatons for
Of the city Of New York Mr. smiths bill provides that
che sGsr small sT sses
stenographer aud other officers each to receive $1,000
al 70 NJ sx sns the of e
tatss Of idiots and persons OF usound mind Also organ
Ihs bill to create
BOARD OF COMMERCE. FOR THE PORT
OF New York and defining its duties introduced IN the
SS sms s e IS S m St
the Governor and senate and is 70 consist Of seven per
pero@ ali p the dases co%msionsr The
fees paid the Harbor Masters and Port Wardens
penses. acb Iommissoner shall receive the annpa,
salary Of >oO; the President OF the Board to receive
BY Mr. HILLrxRTo charter the Staten Island and New
BY NJ; aSs1ID Amsndins ihs constitution rssardng
w a e @ the
Chamber Of Commerce N Of the same TO- on lis mo,
to
the the
and which has received the sanction Of the governor IN
by Mr.. RoCHE-To fx the salary OF the Kings County
Judge at $4,000 per annum.
Mr. BLUxENrHAL offered the following, which was
adopted
Whereas the recent terrible calamites by FIRE in the
city OF New York demonstrated the
IMPERrECrIONs or THE PRESENT BUILDING LAW,
and tina the inadequate to safety OF prop
crty and lite therein; therefore
Resolved That the Committee Affairs of Cities be
may proper and present with all possible despatch
to THIS House bill which, in their opinion will cover the
detects and imperfections OF said Building law.
Mr. PHILLIPS called up his resolution to authorize
Boards OF Supervisors to levy the extra or
DEFICIENCY
Mr. ROCHE, after stating the action taken by Kings
county this subject moved to except that county.
Mr. ALBERekR opposed the resolution as unnecessary
Mr. PRINCE took similar vew and thought the matter
could be better met by members introducing bills
ing their Counties and thus get the matter before
the regular committee. -
On motion OF Mr. BURNS the whole subject was laid on
the table
The House adjourned until Monday evening, 1T half
past O'Clock.
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MEXICO.

The Chief Justiceship Of the Supreme Court
Prominent Candidates and Prospect Of
Alarming Electoral Consequences
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Plon-PlOn's Plan OF Retreat from
Royalty and OF Fealty 10 France.
LONDON Jan. 1876 A. NJ
The London Morntng Post OF to-day announces
that Prince Napoleon returns to Swltzer
land, and takes no part In political mani
festations. He says he desires only to
gain his lawsuit against the government of France
for his expulsion from that country; that he has
no pretensions to the throne, and does not favor
regency; and that he submits to the government
which France approves.
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FRANCE.

Official Precaution Against Agitation in the
Army-constitutional Progress in the As
sembly-Bullion in Flow to the Bank.
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Special Parliamentary Committee on the
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MADRID, Jan. IT, 1873.
Congress has appointed special commission on
members Of the commission are avowed abo-
litOnists.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. II, 1873
BY Mr.. TIERNAN-Relative To street openings In New
York
By MI RosKRrsoS-Relative to granting letters tesla
mentarv
INTR0DuCxh
By Mr.. WEIsnAHN-To amend the charter OF New York
city similar the introduced by Speaker Cornell
some days ago..
BY Mr.. RoBINsoN-For the Improvement OF Kings
Bridge, Westchester county; also TO create Board Of
Commissioners OF Emigra ton. Qhis Is similar bill 70
the one Introduced In the Assembly Yesterday.
by Mr.. LEwIs-ro appropriate $42o,OO Tor nine dredg
ing machines dredge the Uswego and Erie Canals
depth Of i've f,et.
RESOLUTIONS.
Senator LEWIS offered the resolutions adopted by the
ChamDer OF Commerce March z ISL, proposing an
amendment to the constitution relative 10
Canal Fund shall borrow the credit OF the state such
sums as may be necessary tor paying I'LL debts now
charged against the canals by the issue OF bonds having
forty years 10 rum at nve cent per annum interest,"
ana sinking fund OF cent To meet The bonds At
maturity.
Extend Ing the term OF the Commission Of Appears ana
transferring from the calendar OF the Court vi
Appeals 10 the 60 nmlssion Ordered 10 third reading
10 purchase steamboat for quarantine purposes Or
fered 10 a third reading.
ADJOURNED
The Senate adjourned until Monday evening at half
past seven o'clock.
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