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POUNDERED AT SEA.

Loss OF the Italian Bark Emile Costello
Marie-The Captain and Four Men Go
Down with the Vessel-Arrival OF One
OF the Crew ut Newport.
NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. T. 1873.
A Block Island fishing boat arrived here to-day
with Francis Rossetu on board, having picked
him up in q small boat on Block Island. He re-
ports as being one Of the crew Of the Italian bark
Emile Costello Marie, Captain San Antonio Cocco-
role, loaded with assorted cargo and bound for
New York, which sprung leak Wednesday night,
about fifty miles from here, and sunk at nine
O'Clock at night. The crew consisted OF eight men
besides the captain.
The man at the wheel sang out TO two other men
who were on the forward part Of the bark to save
themselves, when they cut the ropes and low
cred two boats, and getting into them showed on
Just in time to the bark sink. The captain and
four men were asleep In the cabin and went down
with the Inflated bark, the men not having time 70
arouse the captain and crew in so short dme.
Two Of the men, who were In one Of the boats,
have not been heard rom, and are supposed to
have been saved
Rossetti was picked up the next morning at six
O'Clock BY this fishing boat and landed here. The
Italian Consul at New York has been telegraphed
TO, and replied 70 send the man to New York, for
which place he left tonight.
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slavery shall DO speedily abolished And before
you go let me tell you that the HERALD's influence
and immense circulation help US at the present
moment immensely, and its proprietor has gained
our warmest and eternal thanks.
Mr.. MAYAuA.
This eminent patriot spoke enthusiastically on
the services OF Messrs Henderson and O'Kelly
in the cause OF Cuban liberty, and said that should
Mr.. O'Kelly be massacred BY the Spaniards they
WOULD LONG RUE THE DAY
in which they laid hands upon HERALD CORE
spOndent.
This opinion was fully concurred in BY his friends,
General Jesus del Sol, Senior Toscana, Captain G.
Brown and other workers for the cause OF free
Cuba.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. 7, 1878.
A petition is circulating In Los Angeles asking
Congress to appoint commissioner to examine
and report on the pracicability OF turning the Colo
RADIO River into the Colorado desert. 1t is claimed
that large lake will be thus formed tho influence
OF which would be 10 reclaim the barren wastes Of
ture OF the atmosphere over q vast extent OF
country.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad engineers have
commenced locating the line OF the read through
San Diego city to-day.
mass meeting or the people OF Santa Barbara
was held last night TO take action relative to the
matter efan inland harbOr. Congress will be asked
to appropriate $250000 Tor that purpose.
The republican primary election In this city Is
claimed TO have resulted in the defeat OF George q.
GOrham's faction, but 1t is impossible to tell yet
how the County Committee stands on the Sena-
torial and railroad questions.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. Z, 1873.
During the session OF the House of Commons
yesterday after the formal reassemblage of Par
lament, notices were given for the introduction OF
bills providing for the abolition OF capital punish
ment looking to the establishments OF q protec-
torste over the Fiji Islands. providing that all
treaties made between Great Britain and foreign
Powers must receive the ratification OF Parlia-
ment legalzing marriage with deceased wife's
sister, and providing for the purchase of the Eng
Hsh railways by the government.
THE TREATY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
CABINET DEFENCE.
the House OF Commons met in session In the
evening to-day. captain Baltic Cochrane mem
Der for the Isle OF Wight, made long speech
criticising the Treaty Of Washington. He charged
the government with surrendering English honor
and sacrificing the interests Of Canada.
Hon. Percy Wyndham followed in condemnation
Of the treaty and Its results.
MIR. Laing defended the policy Of the government.
The treaty made q great change in international
law; but the change was necessary, and highly
advantageous to England. He hoped the lesson
the country had received in this Alabama business
would be salutary one for all nations.
Mr. Hugessen, Under Secretary for the Colonies,
protested against the needless discussion at this
Hate day, over the Washington Treaty. 1t was the
greatest mistake to suppose that Canadian in
terests had been injured by it. The Canadians
themselves thought otherwise.
Sir Charles Adderley regarded with alarm the
doctrine that England was responsible for the acts
Of colonial officials.
The subject was then dropped.
woMAN's RIGHTS.
Mr.. Jacob Bright introduced bill to remove elec
toral disabilities from women.
THE NORTHFLEET DISASTER.
In the House Of Lords this evening the Earl Of
CarnarvOn inquired whether there was any con-
venton with Spain by which the officers and crew
Of the steamer Murio might be held to answer for
the disaster to the emigrant ship Northneet. He
urged the Importance Of revising the marine signal
system so as to made it more effective in time of
danger.
The Earl Of Lauderdale expressed the opinion
that no criminal proceedings would hold against
the Murillos officers unless il could be shown that
manslaughter had been committed.
Earl Granville conceded with the last speaker in
his opinion as to the legal aspect Of the Murillo
case.
TIE WASHINGTON TREATY AGAIN.
Lord Rosebery wanted to know what had &C.
Cured to prevent the completion of treaty with
the United States supplementary to the Treaty Of
Washington,
In reply to Lord Rosebery Earl Granville stated
shat treaty was now in process of negotiation
with the United States, based on proposals made
by the American government last year. The Presi-
dental election and other circumstances had de-
layed the prosecution OF the negotiations until
recently. The terms Of a treaty were once agreed
to, but the American Senate adjourned without
Satifying them.
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rHH WEEKLY HERALD.

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Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
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POLITICAL TROUBLES IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 7, 1873.
The Senate to-day passed civil rights bill abol.
ishing distinctions on account Of color in the public
schools and attaching heavy penalties to inn
keepers, railroad and steamboat companies, &C.,
for refusing colored men any privileges enjoyed
by whites.
Captain John Foster, late clerk in the State
Land ONCE, summoned before a special committee
to investigate the affairs Of the State o1cers test
fed regarding the Land ONCE, and stated that
favoritism had been shown to purchasers OF lands,
but refused to answer any further. The witness Is
now in charge OF the Sergeant-at-Arms, and will
be brought before the House tomorrow.
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THE SAVANNAH RACES.
SAVANNAH, ,

SAVANNAH Ga, Feb. 7, 1873.
To-day was the third day Of the races over the
Ten Brock Course.
The FIRST race was for the Pulaski House Stakes;
single DASH two miles. Midnight, Frank Hamp-
ton, Prussian ana Flush started, and Hampton was
the winner. Time 3:53k.
The second ra,e was mile heats. Girl OF My
Heart and Mozart entered, and Mozart was the
winner, Girl OF MY Heart being distanced.
The third race was also mile heats. Frank
Hampton and Prussian entered.
SUMMARY.
Frank Hampton ........................
PTuSSldn.
Time, 1:54K--1 :53%.
This race was very close, the heats being only
won by half length.
gae attendance was coed
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KANSAS BRIBERY INVESTIGATION.

TOPEKA, Feb. Z, 1879.
The Pomeroy Investigating Committee held
session. with closed doors all day. taking the testi-
mony Of Senator York. The committee refuses to
allow the ccar,mony TO be published on the GROUND
that the object OF the investigation might thus be
defeated. Mr.. Ysrk's testimony to-day, however,
was merely o repetition in detail Of the exposure
he made at the time OF the Senatorial election.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. Z, 1873.
John TORI, the conservative candidate, has been
elected member OF Parliament from Liverpool by
. majority Of 1912 votes over j. Game, liberal.
AMERICAN COMPLIMENT TO A CONSUL.
The American Club. Of Liverpool entertained
Mr.. Lucius Fairchild, the new United States
Consul at that city, at q banquet this evening
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Four thousand five hundred and ffty-four bales
OF American cotton were landed ct Liverpool to-
day.
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A MAIL ROBBER SENT TO PRISON.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 7, 1873.
Judge Blodgett, in the United States District
Court to-day, overruled the motion for q new trial
In the case OF Leo Cauman, convicted OF robbing
the mail while employed as q clerk In the Post
Once in this city, and sentenced him to ten years
in the Pcnitentiary. Cauman made a strong
speech In his own behalf, alleging he was the vic.
tim OF a conspiracy.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb. Z, 1873.
The Spencer Gazette hopes the United States viii
annex the Sandwich Islands, but deprecates the
acquisition Of Cuba, because 1t would be difficult to
Americanize an island where the climate, religion
and manners are so dinerent from those OF the
States. The incorporation Of the Sandwich Islands
with tho American Republic, however. would be
benefit to civilization.
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A BLOCK ON THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 7, 1873
While the draw of the Long Bridge over the
Potomac was open yesterday for the passage OF
tug the ice became wedged between the bridge
and the draw preventing the latter from being
closed to within four inches. Trains viii not be
able to pass until the ice can be removed or melts,
but travel will not be delayed Is transfer trains
win be in waiting at the bridge.
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Anniversary OF ARCHBISHOP gPALDING's
DEATH.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. Z, 1873.
To-day being the anniversary OF the death OF the
late Most Rev. Archbishop spalding mass was Gel
ebrated at the Cathedral with imposing ceremo-
Mes q large number OF priests, deacons and semi
narans assisting. An immense congregation was
present.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
legislative Care for Variety of Interests, at
Hsme and in the Fills.

The Treaty-Making Power and Government Con-
troll OF Railways-Condemnation and Defence Of
tho Treaty Of Washington-The Northheet
Disaster and Law in the Case Of tho
neutrality-suspicious. Negotis-
tons in Washington on Propo-
sails Made by the Ameri-
can Government.
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FEARS OF A FREsHET IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. T. 1873.
There was heavy rain here all last night and
the greater part OF to-day The wind is blowing
gale from the northeast. The river IL up about
eight feet the usual level, and Is still rising.
heavy freshet is expected.
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All In q Nutshell.
HALE's HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR cures
coughs
colds
HALE's HONEY OF HOREHoUND AND TAR cures
HALEs HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR curss
HALE's Honey OF HoREHoUND AND TAR ssves
doctOrs hills
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. 81 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. 81 A. M.
Synopsis JOr the Past TDentv- Four Hours.
The low barometer on Thursday night over
South Carolina has moved nOrtheastward, and is
now central of the coast OF Southern New England
accompanied by heavy rain and preceded by brisk
and high easterly to northerly winds. Clear
weather and light and fresh westerly winds are
now prevailing from the South Atlantic Coast to
the Ohio Valley; fresh and brisk westerly and
northwesterly winds and clear weather north
and west OF the latter, except from Minnesota
and Lake Huron, where cloudy weather and
occasionally light snow reported; fresh and
brisk northerly to westerly winds over the south
ern portion OF the Middle States, and clear
weather, but fresh southery to westerly winds,
over the northern portion, with partly cloudy
weather; fresh to brisk and high eastery to
northerly winds and rain from Maine to Con-
necticut.
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and eastward over the Upper
Lake region and to the Ohio Valley fresh and brisk
northerly to westerly winds, falling tempera-
ture and clear and cold weather, except
ing partly cloudy weather and occasionally
light rn0w for the Upper Lake region;
for the Southern States east Of the Mississippi
westerly and northwesterly winds aud generally
clear weather; for the Middle States winds shit
ing to westerly and northwesterly, lower tenn
perature and generally clear weather, except
partly cloudy weather and possibly areas of
light rain or snow for the Lower Lake
region; for New England winds shifting to north.
westerly and southwesterly, diminishing in force
with clearing weather.
The storm OF the southern coast OF New England
continues moving enthusiastically. Cautionary
signals continue at New York, New London, Boston
and Portland, Me.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com.
parison with the corresponding day Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut,s Phar-
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW Yuak HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb Q, 1873.
Subscriptions to the s2o,ooo,o 900 loan began yes
terday. 1t is reported that the chances OF the loan
being taken up are favorable.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. Z, 1873.
Notwithstanding the heavy rainfall to-day the
water In the Schuylkill Is decreasing rather than
rising and the Ice gorge remains intact.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Feb. 7, 1873.
Henry b. browne, an old and estimable citizen
dropped dead this evening at the Central Police
station, whittier he had gone TO get an oricer to
arrest man found secreted under the bed in his
house. His death was caused by heart disease,
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THE IOE.B0UND sUs0UEHLNNA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb 7, 1873.
A despatch rom Harrisburg says the Susque-
hanna River Ia. still Ice bound. At Williamsport
the river has risen three feet since yesterday; at
Chickies, fifteen inches, and at Columbia, ten
inches. No damage is apprehended at any pslnt,
o. the ice Ii stationary.
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DEATH OF AN AGED CLERGYMAN.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 7, 1873.
Rev. Frederick Marsh for moro than half cen.
tury pastor Of the Congregational church In Win
chester Centre. died to-day, aged ninety years.
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CONVICTION OF A GAMBLER.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. T. 1873
Wilt, m z. Pierson was convicted In the Quartas
sess,ons. to-day for setting up game OF roulette.
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IfIErRAR TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. T. 1873.
The members Of the Committee of Thirty of the
National Assembly, at meeting OF the body held
to-day, commenced the work OF final consideration
In detail, Of the Constitutional project.
They adopted the preamble and the FIRST clause,
having rejected an amendment proposed by Presi-
dent THEIRS striking out the provision requiring
adjournment OF the sitting OF the Assembly imme-
diately after the President has spoken on any sub
ject before It,
The second clause was voted, with an amend
ment giving the Executive two months suspen-
sive veto over bills which have passed the AS
sembly.
The third clause was discussed, but before 1t was
disposed OF the committee rose.
The final revision Will be resumed and completed
tomorrow.
OUTFLOW OF SPECIE FROM TIE BANK.
The specie In the Bank OF France has decreased
1000 francs during the past week.
MURMUR AGAINST THE CHARACTER OF A MARQUIS.
The Marquis de Rodepont, director OF the
Societe Industriete and editor OF a Paris Journal
has been arrested Tor an alleged suspicious hnan-
cal operation.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. Z, 1879
Apartments are preparing in the Winter Palace
Cor the Shah Of Persia.
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RUSSIA.

Imperial Preparations for the Reception Of the
Shah Of Persia.
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FRANCE.

The Committee Of Thirty on Constitutional Rights
and Privileges Permission to President
Theirs and Provision Against Execu-
tive ncroachment-specie in
Outflow from the Bank.
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1rLtesAm 10 THE NEW york uraALu.

MADRID, Feb. Z, 1873.
Railway travel in the North OF Spain is yet inter.
fupted by the Carlists. Ne mails from Madrid have
been received in London for nine days, and Span.
Ash trade Is disturbed.
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GERMANY.

Prussian Opinion Of American Territorial An.
nexstion-Why Hawaii is Prefer
able to Cuba.
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SPAIN.

The Carlist Insurrection Seriously Disturbing
Trade and Travel.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-New Scheme
Orders filed, prizes cashed Information furA
nished Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills &c. Ac
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street. New York.
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Daily Witness-Delivered at Dwellings
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ICE GORGE IN THE sCHUYLKILL

Average temperature for corresponding date
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CUBA.

The Twenty Nillions Loan in Process Of Com
pletion.
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A.-FOr Pimples the Face, Black
heads and ieshwOrms PERRY'S IMPROVED COME.
DONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin medicine.
Sold by druggists eNerYWhere.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl and $50 Broadway. corner Of Murray strcst.-
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Freckles and
Tan PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold.
by druggists everywhere.
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Abr. b. G. Perry, Dermatologist, 40
Bond street New York cures with prescriptions espe.
and Untlmely Gray Hair. Dandruh, Ringworm, salt
Rheum any OF the various diseases Of the scalp.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn.
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. to Q r. NJ.
On SUNDAY from to 3 p. N.
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ENGLAND.

Conservative Triumph at the Poll in Liverpool
American Reception to New Consul
American Cotton Supply.
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Angelrs Turkish Baths, GIL I

A.-MOles and Warts Are Perma nently
removed without cutting, pain scars, by Dr. b. G,
Perry, 40 Bond street, New York.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Cashed.
Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ CO. ~ Wall street !.
Post office 1865.
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WHY GIVE POTION TO SICK MAN. WHY GIVE
w physic at a.is Consider the tons Of pills and tho
barrels OF medic otters and other Stops which arc
Swnowed by eoor swndled sick f9lksi Those who resS
them but vail look hygenic agencies for the means 81
cure rHE SCIENCE OF HEALTH nrst class montny
81 year. 20 cents q number, sent nrst post BY b. "
WELLS, $50 Broadway, New YORK.
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A.-An Unnatural Redness OF the Nose
face is positively cured by DR.. b. G. PERRY, Bond
street New York.
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q BRAVE BOYS FORTUNE Is THE NAME OF
n oliver OPTICS new story, which will shortly ap-
~" THE NEW YORK FIREsIDE COMPANION
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Smoke Surbrug's Golden SceptEss (
pure, delicious tobacco. Depot, Isl Fulton street.
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Scotch and Irish Wniskeys,

Scotch and Irish WhtskeyS,
Imported In casks and old, mellow reliable, from
five twenty years old Entire invoices received
rates Sold In quantities TO suit at low prices VERY
choice Jamaica and ST. Croix Runs. ,
II. b. KIRK CO.. csXulton street.