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THE JUBILEE SINGERS.

The Jubilee Singers Of Fisk University, Nashville,
Tenn, gave concert at Stenway Hall last even
ing. The novel nature Of the concert, as well as
the reputation as singers the band have gained,
drew an audience that completely filed the hall.
The programme was mainly made up Of those fer
vent and musical hymns that exactly reject
the enthusiastic, even ecstatic, nature OF
the colored people, and which, having become
wrought into their being during servitude, still
hold sway over their feelings. There IL in every
hymn sung by the band remarkable religious
earnestness, cloaked by uncouth phrases, ana
many made long before the war are prophetic OF
coming freedom to the slave. Tire singers sing,
chant or crow-fOr their method embraces all these
styles-with certain sweetness and intense earnest
ness. In their performance. The members OF the
band--ten In number-ail have pleasing voices,
and their experience during the past year has
taught them how to use them with good effect
The object OF the concerts Of the jubilee Singers 10
to procure SUFFICIENT money to pay Tor new build
ings for the Fisk University, at which the band
are pupils. They will give concert on the 14th OF
February at Steinway Hall. The worthncss Of
their enterprise, though great, VIII have much less
to do with filing the hall then than the pleasing
nature OF the previous concerts.
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1tlseRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERAln.

BERLIN, Jan. "a, 1873
During the session OF the Prussian House of Dep
suties a question was asked touching emigration
and the measures the government had taken to
prevent 1t.
The Minister Of the Interior replied that 1t was
Impossible to restrict emigration after granting
the right of change of domicile. What was wanted
was enlightened and judicous legislation which
would make those who now thought Of emigrating
value their country above all others. Emigration
could best be counteracted by elevatng and i'm
proving the condition Of the people at home. This
was what the Government was aiming at and by
this means it hoped to check the tide Of cmigra.
lion.
MINISTER BANCROFT's RETURN.
Hon. George Bancroft. the United States Minis
ter has returned to Berlin.
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The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. "a 1873.
The Stock Exchange report, dated at four O'Clock
In the afternoon to-day, contains the following
Observation-Disclosures securities excited.
There have been large business and wide nuctua
ton. 1t is reported on the Stock Exchange that
the prices have been forced to float the new loan.
United States fve-twenty bonds, 1865 old, 92&;
/: is67's, 90; ten forties, OF; new fves, 9O1s.
The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE ABOLITION MOVEMENT.
meeting was held last night at the town resi-
dence Of the Baroness Coutts, at which the African
slave trade was discussed.
NAPOLEONS SON.
Prince Louis Napoleon Will return to W0Olwich
.ln Monday
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THE M0D0C WAR.
Captain Jack Said To Be Contemplating Raid
On tho White Acknowledgement Whea-
ton Waiting for Reinforosmens for
Another Authorization Of the
Wounded in tho Previous Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20, 1873.
The intelligence from the seat Of the MOdoc war
is to the effect that Captain Jack IL evidently con-
tempating raid Upon the white settlement at
Battle Creek, within forty miles Of Yreka. In the
recent fight the Indians captured seven guns ana
considerable quantity Of ammunition.
The particulars about the battle do not change
the results as nrst announced. An eyewitness
says that the troops fought with determined
bravery, but could not see their foes Once only
during the day the Indians manifested willing
ness to fight In the open field, and u company of
soldiers charged upon them, when they fed back
to their rocky coverts. The dense fog protected
each party and prevented the Indians from picking
OF the troops with their rifles at long range.
The Oregon volunteers, acting as the rear guard,
made gallant fight, and prevented the wounded
men and the hOwitzers and camp equipage from
falling into the hands of the MOdocs.
Captain Jack preserves regular military dis
cipne. and drills his men every day with the
assistance of persons well acquainted with mill
tary tactics and ambushing, and who are supposed
to he renegade whites who have become their
allies.
The men wounded in the fight are doing well.
No further deaths have occurred. General Wheaton
has established his headquarters at Lone Tree, and
will commence active operations on the arrival OF
the relnIOrCemenJS. he HAS ueL3CuucHts SUI
toned to prevent the savages from raiding on the
settlements.
Much excitement was created to-day at Yreka by
a report that a Modoc scout was seen In that
vicinity, but the report is pronounced unfoundcd.
Nothing has been heard from the troops since
they left this city on Monday last.
The Latest From the Scene of Fridays
Battlc-HOw the Squaws Fought
Colonel Parry Surrounded and shot
California Called Upon for Volunteers.
SAN FRANCISCO JAM "a 1873
Men from the scene OF the fight with the Modocs
say that the squaws took part in the battle. One
soldier was killed by squaw. Colonel Parry was
shot while getting down hill, at the top OF which
he was surrounded by Indians. Most OF the Oregon
volunteers have gone home. 1t is thought they
will be re-enlisted.
Captain Fairchild thinks that California should
furnish $50 volunteers Tor the immediate protection
OF the citizens OF California. He censures the Gov
ernOr for not having responded to the appeal for
help when first made.
IL is thought by the people Of Yreka that Cap
tain Jack will make raid through the Bat
tile Creek and Little Shasta Valley settlements
despite the forces now in the field General Whea-
ton announces his purpose OF building RATS for
howitzers and fighting Captain Jack from Tule
Lake instead OF by land
Camps Grant and Crittenden, in Arizona, are be-
ing removed TO new postal Mount Graham.
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SUSAN ANTHONY & co. INDICTED.
Albany. Ian. "a

Indictments have been found by the Grand Jury
of the United states District Court, in session here
AGAINST susan b. Anthony and fifteen other ladies'
charging them with voting illegally in Rochester.
They are to appear before the Court in tnat city, IN
NAV next. indictments were also found against
the three inspectors who received their votes
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CENTRAL ASIA.
Russian demonstrates Against British Press
Comments-The Cars Advance Meas
ure Of Observation-Disclosures
To Be Held Inviolats.
1llecaAm TO the NEW yoax Sesal,.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. "a. 1873
The 0Gcioi Gazette, OF this city, in an article on
the Khivan question expresses surprise at the att
tude assumed by the English press with regard to
the Russian movement In Central Asia.
The Gazette says the Negotiations between Russia
and Great Britain on this question have all along
The object which Russia now has In view is to rem
der peace in Central Asia more secure. 1t is dif-
cult to settle the boundaries OF unknown coun-
tries, but no encroachment upon the territory OF
Aehanistan is medtated by Russia.
1t is probable there will be an understanding be.
tween the two governments at an early day.
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FRANCE.

The Bourbons Still Ambitious and Still Hesitat-
ing-An American Minister Expected
Bazaine's Trial-Dramatic Satire Of
Foreign Friends-OutHow Of
Ia. Specie from the Bank
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CUBA AND SPAIN.
Reinforcement for the Spanish Colonial Army-A
New Captain General To Be Commissioned.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. Jan. "a, 1873.
The steamship which sails from Cadiz to-day for
Cuba will carry out 1,oUO men to reinforce the
troops now on that island.
MINISTERIAL PATRONAGE AND NEW cArrAIN GEN.
ERAl.
The Council win sooA appoint new Captain
, General OF Cuba
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
now out Orders filled. prizes cashed, Information fur
nished: Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills &C., &c.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. Is Wall street. New York
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SPAIN AND PORTO RICO.
cortes Recommendation for Manumission Com
pensation.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HfRALl.

MADRID, Jan. "a, 1873
The Cortes committee on the abolition OF sla-
very in Porto Rico has declared in favor Of grant
ing owners an average indemnity Of $3.50 per slave.
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The River Still Rising.

COLUMBIA, Pa, Jan. "a. 1873
The Susquehanna rose four feet last night and Is
still rising. The ice Is still gorged here.
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NO KENTUCKY DEW ON SUNDAY.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. ~, 1873.
The state Senate to-day passed "a bill prohibiting
tue sale OF LIQUOR on sunday.
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GERMANY.

Parliamentary Anxiety Concerning the Emil
grant Exodus-Ministerisl Advice for
Making Home Happy Minister
Bancroft at His Post
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25--1 A. M.

4
WASHINGTON, Jan. Isl A. M. J
synopsis for the Past T,oentD.four Hours
The storm on Thursday night, central over Ohio
and Indiana and that over North Carolina have
moved northeastwardy and to the east Of the New
England coast preceded by brisk and high easterlv
winds and by heavy snow north and east from
Pennsylvania Northeasterly to northwest
erly winds. cloudy weather and snow are
now prevailing over New England; rising
barometer, falling temperature, fresh and
brisk notherly to westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather from Wisconsin and
Illinois eastward over the Middle States, with
areas of light snow over the Lake region; clear
weather over the Southern States, with westerly
winds and falling temperature east Of the Missis-
sippi, but with southwestery winds and falling
barometers west Of the Mississippi; light, fresh
northerly to westerly winds and generally clear
weather over the Northwest.
Probabilities.
For the New England and Middle States rising
barometer, falling temperature, northerly to
westerly winds and clear and clearing weather,
companied by OF light snow over the northern
Dol tions from the Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and
the Upper Lakes northery and nOrthwesterly
Winds low temperature and partly cloudy
weather, accompanied by areas OF light snow
over the eastern portion; for the Southern
States east OF the Mississippi generally
clear waethcr with light northerly to westerly
winds over the eastern half, but with winds shift
ing to easterly and southerly over the western
half and westward, with falling barometer, in
creasing cloudiness and probably threatening
weather.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
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HAvRK DE GRACE, Nd, Jan. "a, 1873
family OF nine persons have just been rescued
from Kean's Island, opposite this place, where they
had been driven from their home by the food
caused by tae ice gorge The family consisted Of
three men, two women and four children, and we're
nearly dead from exposure. The rescuers consisted
of citizens from the main land, who were well pro-
yided with boats and ropes.
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THE GREAT SNOW STORM.


The storm OF Wednesday night. the effects OF
which are still everywhere visible OH the snow
covered thoroughfares of the city, prevented very
many OF the Southern and Northwestern mails
from arriving in due time. Those OF the Erie Rail-
road, and also OF the Central Jersey line, were
somewhat behind time yesterday in the forenoon,
but came up to the mark in the evening.
The principal cause OF detention was the heavy
drifting OF the snow upon the tracks and its Inn
mediate freezing after falling. At midnight the
sky rs clear and the air fresh and not Disagree
able. A pleasant freezing temperature prevailed,
which betokened good sleghing time to-day.
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THE eoReED sUsQUEHANEA.

The River still Rising Mt Port Deposit
and New Columbus-Timely Rescue OF
Nine Persons from Destruction.
PORT DEPOSIT, Md, jan. "a, 1878.
The river is sill gorged as badly as ever. The
damage by the rise will not fall short OF eighty
thousand dollars.
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GREECE.
France and Italy in United Diplomacy For
Arbitration.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. rs, 1875.

LONDON, Jan. 20, 1915.
Paris special telegram TO the London Times
says II Greece refuses to put out the question OF
the Laurium miners TO arbitration France and Italy
viii withdraw their representatives from Athens.
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The Weather in Maine.
Terrific Weather i'm Canada.

TORONTO, Ont, jan "a 1873.
One OF the most violent snow storms which has
been experienced here for many years, accom-
panied by gale from the east, commenced yester-
day and still continues. The trains on the several
lines of railway have ceased running for the pres
emf.
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LONDON, Jan Z0-5 T. NJ.
The funeral Of Lord Lytton takes place at noon
x0-day. The remains will be deposited In St. Ed
mund's chapel
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Golden Hnir.-Barker's Aurora, Harm-
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way, Thirty fourth street
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Belgian Ofhcial PrOclaims the stea M
ship and Claims the Reward.
ENGLAND.

Change Quotations for American Securities
and Excitement in the Market
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A Spanish Steamship Reported as the
Cause Of the Calamity.
The Offender in Port-Debris from the Wreck
but No Dead Bodies-Aid for the Survivors.
1ElsGaAMs TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. "a, 1873.
InformatiO has been received that the steam
ship which ran into ana sunk the emigrant ship
Northneet of Dungeness light, on wednesday
night was Spanish vessel bound for Cadiz.
She is reported to have put into the harbor' OF
Hayre with her bows damaged.
DEBRIS FROM THE SCENE OF THE DISASTER.
large quantity of wrecked stun from the North
neet has come ashore on the Kentish coast, but no
bodies have yet been recovered.
CITIZEN AID TO THE SUFFERING SURVIVORS.
The Right Honorable the Lord Mayor OF London
heads the list OF names Of a committee which is
being formed in the metropolis to receive subscrp
tions for the rescued passengers, who In des-
titute condition.
The public indignation at the heartless conduct
of the captain OF the steamer is unbounded.
A Belgian Omcial PrOclaims the Steam
ship and Claims the Reward.
LONDON, Jan. "a, 1873
The Belgian Consul at Dover has informed the
authorities that the steamer which ran down the
NOrthfeet was the PeayO bound from Antwerp
for Havana. He is so sure OF 1t that he lays claim
80 the reward offered for the discovery Of her
uamc.
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CHINA.
The Cattle Plague in shanghae.

TELEGRAM TO I'VE NEW york aEsALs.
LONDON, Jan. "a. 1873.
The rinderpest has broken out at Shanghai.
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Average temperature yVSISTuNy
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year .................. ........
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PERSIA.
Royal English Honor Intended for the Shah.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax ataAls.

LONDON. Jan. %, 1873.
Buckingham Palace has been placed at the dis
pOsal OF the Shah OF Persia for q residence during
his visit to England.