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CowAN.-On wednesday, January I. 1873, after
short illness, DAVID COwAN, native or MarlbO-
rough, queens county, Ireland, in the AID year OF
his age.
Dearest father, thou hast left ufj,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God who has bereft us,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Requiescat In pace.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the fuheral, from MS
late residence, No. 8 Greenwich street, on Friday
afternoon, the Sd inst, at two O'Clock. The re-
mains will be taken to Flatbush Cemetery for inter-
ment.
Colorado papers please copy
STILLwAGGON.-On Wednesday, January 1, 1879,
ABIGAIL STILLwAGGoN, widow OF Joseph Stillwag-
gon in the nth year of her age.
Tie relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral. from the
Methodist Episcopal church jof Flushing, l.. L.,
Friday afternoon, January g. AT two O'Clock.
New York papers please copy.
TEIxARD.-On Wednesday, January 1, 1879 at his
residence 1927 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, f. D.,
the Rev. DOMINIcK JosEPHTEIxArRD, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place on Saturday, January
4, at ten O'Clock, from ST. Mary's immaculate Con-
ception Father McDonadd's), Leonard street, cor
ner Mauger street. All the friends Of the family
are invited.
For other Dtoths See Second Page.
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RUSSIA.
Rumor Of Treasury Preparation for New Loan.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. l, 1878.
It is rumored that q large Russian loan will soon
he put on the English market.
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CUTTING AND SHOOTING.


At twenty minutes past ten O'Clock last even
ing Michael Carney, of 531 West Twenty-eghth
street, was stabbed in the back by one Dunn
Leahy, who escaped.
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Daniel Cash, who lives at the corner of Tenth
avenue and Thirty-ffth street. was stabbed in the
back at nine O'Clock last night by an unknown
man, who afterwards made good his escape. Cash
was In the lager beer saloon, 4l9 Tenth avenue at
the time. He Is now at Bellevue Hospital.
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terday. The depsvtpre was made a formal AFFAIR
=. inc req"es. o. ss Jscss9m CSfps osmcess.c
escort to Mr.. Holman when he was inaugarated
four years ago. A platoon OF p6tice preceded the
corps. who wore their heayy blue 9vercoatS ana
DearSkln mats, presenting q Nne appttuance GOV
ernor Hoffman was seated ID slsleGh next to the
private secretary Adiutany General Townsend
and General Craig. OF his stah the route rom ,
A PERFEcr Ovation;
not, indeed, an ovation that had oMy IVY snc
enthusiastic cheering about 1t, for 1t was I"arkco
at every stage by tears and demonstrations OF re-
greet on the part-or the populace.- The nNas rsn
demonstration on the part OF the cttizeng wa oy
no means essened by 1t. In fact the staign Us
which the Ex-Governor was seated was nenaeeSS eT
eagerness to shake him by the hand, were wcferi Y
uncomfortable. When Broadway was reachA1 u
was found quite impossible to keep the citfA 'us
back from the street, and the effort was hnA "
abandoned, and they had everything their oa
way to the depot the scene beggars,desCripioo
Everybody, man. woman and child, fnsstsd upon
nature he endeavored TO please all. Bat it was ~
impS o for many. by reason Of the crssS,
- A TOUCHING INCIDENT.
just before the procession had Turned tdWastfthe
an9 n amam apparently mechanic rushed1orwa
Dn dee s ease ea of the sleigh he
proud of 1t for all his life after" The Governosr
patted the child tenderly on the cheek and shoOk,
nsnas heartily with the father, who, taking up isSi
darling, walked OF with flushed cheek and happy
LOOK that bespoke volimes. The depot was.fnal'y
reached, and here alarge crowd awaited tine ex.
Governors coming. The jackson Corps drew up in
line in front OF the depot, and stood at "a rider
arms" until the arrives OF the sast-bonnd "a ain,
when the Wagner drawing-rOom car "Excesk or"
which Senator Wagner had placed at the disIN )sal
Of Mr. Hoffman md his stan, waa drawn up. Be
hands with each Of the members Of he
Jackson Corps, ana for quite while he was unaA e
TO free himself from the crowd thatpressed abQ te
him, eager to take him BY the hsRd ana btd ma .
mreweL he finally got on the PLATFORM and tnls
lew brief words, broken with emotion. tAauk ed nv
old friends OF Albany for their friencshp proucir-
ing to come back after his trip to Europe and PAY
them good long visit. The train then moved Cd.
was ended.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsaALt.

BERLIN, Jan. l, 1873.
General Won Room has been specially appointed
President of the Prussian Council OF Ministers, in
succession to His Excellency Prince Bismarck.
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GERMANY.

The New President Of the Prussian Council Of
Ministers.
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FRANCE.

President Theirs New Years Reception-Politi-
cal Rivalries Unremembered in the Sun
shine-Paris Returning to
Holiday Happiness.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Is the Best I'm
fhe world the only and perfect dyei harmless, s
able aneous. { all druggists
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ACRoyal Havana Lottery: Grand Ere
trnC5riinary Drawing J. ID. MARTINEZ x CO., BankerA
~ fan street; Post office box s635, New York
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record shows the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding day Of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
IL ltlill incr
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Arrival. OF Ex-GovernOr Hoffman In the
City,.

Governor Holman arrived in this city last even.
ing from Albany He was accompanied on the trip
by the following members OF his stafr:-Brigadier
General s. W. Johnson, Commlssary General Of
Ordnance; Surgeon General J. 8. Mosher; Briga-
ersl; Colonies William Il. Mailer, Herman Uhl ana:
II. M. G. Graham. The Governor, with his wife and
daughter, leaves for Europe on the 8th inst.
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Average Temperature yesterday. III
Average temperature for corresponding date
last Year 4OZs
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while waiting for n Cough 'to 20 ~
au vou are of;ar sowing the SEEDS OF consumption
,. va try AZ once D JAYNES EXPEClVHANr. sufs
cure ior az Coughs aud Coils
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A.-AreIYou an IDIOT II I

A.-Are You an Idiot! II You Are, OF
you. let bad cough horrible cold have its
way But II wise you will promptly remove the
dangerous visitation with HALE'S HONEY or HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR.
Murdeki Murder-rr,-oh yes, Its awful. Nothing can
be worse than the torture Of declyed tooth WIN the
exposed But take heart, PIXIES TOOTHACHE
UROPS will oil minute.
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erring,s Patent

A.-HerrinE,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 2J2 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
A.-HeralI Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avt n ie and Boerum street.
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On SUNDAY from to PIP. NJ.
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Hnr e. npv1s Lure ns,as. n,s,s
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portn Janteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Whole Sale by druggists sindry every
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Francis d Loutrcl, 40 Mn idcn Lane,
supply at low price Blank Books Stationery, Diaries
rtu
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Half Horse and Half Man.-Rhc uma-
tsr swengs, Lamcness and any kind OF hesh bone o.
mtUcle ailment upon beast cured by CEN
TSUE L1NINENf the most wonderful discovery Of an
Gent or modern times.
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Extra Dry Cabinet
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The peoule,s Friend.-It Is susceptible Of

easy proof that the Sowing Machne has bcen gIeae.
blessing to the American people than any Invention OF
the present century Nothing else has done 50 nacn
lives and health OF the wives and mothers nn
the patient overworked OF the land who, as a
class most needed relief the burdens OF evcryy
life Every father and husband fails In his duty " no
ncgects endow his hone with such triumph ~ ne
as The WILSON UNDERFEED SEWING MAChhN..
Is the cheapest and best sewing Machine ever ocbrr
Salesroom at 7W Broadway New Iork anu " ~, h,
country towns.
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St~tc Oh INC Wentncr IN hrIt"IH'
LONDON, Jan. l, 1873
The weather prevailing in Great Britain to-day
ia fair.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
THE MODOC TROUBLES.
PEACE NEGOTIATION UNDER DIFFICULTIES -
THREATENING ATTITUDE OF THE INDIANS.
lGEEERAL PRESS DISPATCHl

PEACE NEGOTIATION UNDER DIFFICULTIES -
THREATENING ATTITUDE OF THE INDIANS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
SAN FRANCISCO, March ga dispatch received
Fairchds, Yreka says that Elijah Steele
that place. yesterday morning. with instructions from
the Peace Commissioners 10 offer the MOdocs the follow
ing terms as basis OF peace
First To surrender prisoners Of 10 Gen. Candy
and 10 receive full amnesty for the past.
Second: 20 be removed To Angel Island San Francisco
Bay, and there TO be clothed, fed, and sheltered
soldiers are until permanent home in some warmer
country may be found, perhaps Arizona.
Third To be clothed, fed aud sheltered in their
home until such time as they VIII be able to maintain
portation TO Angel Island, and thence to their new
home.
Fourth Gen. Canby is of opinion that he can
promise Captain Jack and some of his head per-
mission TO visit the President.
An interview in the evening with the Indians
very unsatisfactory. Schonsches quite hostile in
manner, though the speech OF Captain Jack was
pacific sIty-nine warriors present at the council
20 OF whom were strangers 20 Mr. Steele After the
council Charlie told Mr Steele to sleep in his
Charies) bed, there danger Of his safety, and
that he would look out for him Charlie sat beside him
all night In the morning Captain Jack decorated
with warriors hat, and Schonsches, who the chief
speaker quite vicious In and manner After he
had done, Ca plain Jack made speech and the
rior's hat was removed from his head Twenty-three
warriors only present at the morning council.
Capt Jack and Schonsches claimed that these were all
the Warriors they had, not thinking they had been
counted the evening before They finally proposed that
II they could be left in the lava beds and the past for
gotten they would make peace. They wanted Messrs.
Meacham aud Applegate 10 come TO them tomorrow TO
shake hands and conclude peace. 1t is quite evident
that they intended treachery to these They did
not want Commissioners Rossborough or Case 70 come TO
the lava beds, but said that they could come II they
pleased scarFaced Charlie wanted 10 settle the matter
ana get away. He behaved Ike white man. This is
MI Ihat The Commissioners VIII allow Mr.. eteele TO
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

SENTIMENT IN THE ASSEMBLY ON THE PROPOSE.
TI0N FOR DIssOLUTIoN-FEARs OF STREET
CONFLICTS IN MADRID.
MADRID, Wednesday, March 8, 1873.
The bill introduced in the National Assembly,
yesterday by sehor Fgueras President OF the Ministry
does meet with the approval hoped for by the Gov
ernment.
meeting of 2Ss Radical deputies, majority OF tho
entire Assembly held Tuesday evening, ana
unanimously disapproved Of the proposition for the
pension OF the sitting and the conyoeation OF Con-
stituent Cortes.
The Permanent Committee is to be elected to-day, and
it is expected will consist Of members hostile 10 Con-
stituent Cortes.
There signs OF trouble in Madrid and street
hcts are apprehended.
The Republicans are greatly excited, and demand a
dissolution Of the Assembly
The Government has decided 10 make the bill Cab
met question.
Gen. sickles has communicated 20 SefOr CASTELAR, tho
congratulations OF the United States Senate upon tho
establishment OF the Spanish Republic.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
AFTER, THE INAUGURATION.

THE PRESIDENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al
THE EXECUTIVE MANsiON-MiLlrAh1 & hh
vIEws-BUsINESs AT THE DEPARTMENTS
SUSPENDED.
GENERAL PRESS DrsPATCB.I
WASHINGTON, March 5.-President Grant, 10"
day. promoted Levi p Iuckey Of Illinois to be his III
vae Secretary c. c. Snien. Assistant Private Secre-
tary and o. L. Pruden, Executive Clerk These promo
tions arc in accordance with the principle OF CiVl
Service Reform. The President, to-day reviewed the
2d Connecticut Regiment In front Of the Executive Man.
son in company with the Secretary Of War and exGoV
buckingham.
There is without the array OF military OF ocia
ceremony, almost much OF holiday here to-day as
there yesterday. Official business Is almost entrey
suspended IN the departments, which, with the
Executive mansion have been crowded with visitors on
Sightseeing expeditions all day. The President re-
ceived but very few visitors, but received several
military organizations who 10 pay their respects
and reviewed others from the stand facing Lafayette
square, from which the entire inaugural procession was
reviewed yesterday. Among them were tho "a Con-
necticut and 6h NewYork Regiments both OF which as
they marched along the avenue, received enthusiastic
demonstrations OF admiration. The Boston Lancers were
received by the President in the East Room this morn
ing. The West Point Cadets drew immense crowds to
witness their drill on Pennsylvaniaave this morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
LOCAL ELECTIONS IN NEW- FORK STATE.

REPUBLICAN LOssEs-THE FRUITS OF CREDIT
MOBILIER.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 5.-The following
Supervisors have been elected in Dutchess County as
far as heard from:
AmeDia-Hiram Cooper (Tsep)
Pleasant Yalley-Anthony Briggs tRep.).
Rhinebeck-John q. Ostrom (Dem).
Waslington-John p. Anderson (Dem).
East Fishhll-Charles W. Horton tRep)
The Board will probably be Democratic. Last year 1t
Republican.
CITY OF KINGSTON. March 6.-The following Super
visors were elected in Ulster County:
Kingston City-First Department, Charles d. Bruyn,
6roack, Arthur T J. Mellon, DEM Third Department, Jei-
ferson McCausand Luke Moone Dem.
Kingston-James Meyers, jr, Hurley ii. Halawiek,
Dem.
Esopus-Ezra vanaken, Gardiner A. L. f. Dreyo, Dem.
shawangunk-willia Fulton. Dem.
w-Patz-A. J. Abrams, DeIn.
Marboro-Wm Blooner, Dem.
MarbletOwn-JOhn ID. Mowris, Rep.
shandaken-George Missur. Rep
saugertes-R A. Snyder, Rep.
Olive-Wm. V. N. Boice, Rep.
Woodstock-E. Is. Harder, Rep.
Plattekill- John b. Gerow, Rep.
WawarsiDg-B. K. Bevier, Rep.
Rosedae-C. III. Clearwater, Liberal
Denning Daniel Gillette. Rep.
Hardenburgh ts vet TO be heard from The deep snow
and very cold weather caused a very light vote.
NEwBURGH, March 6.-At the charter election here,
yesterday the Republicans elected the Treasurer Water
COMMISSIONER TWO out OF superVlsOfs,
out OF the four Aldermen. The Democrats elect the
School Trustees three Aldermen and two Supervisors
The vote for Inspectors shows Republican majority OF
nearly 800.
HUDSON, March 6.-Electons for town officers IN Co
lumbia County took place yesterday The new Board
will stand: Democrats, IL Republicans. 6; Union, +;
Independent 8. Last year It was Republicans, IL !;
Democrats, Q.
GOSHEN March 5.-Orange County gains two Demo
cratic Supervisors. The Board last year stood-Demo
Gratis 49, Liberals Republicans this year-Democrats
is, Liberals ], Republicans Tho gains are In the Re-
publican sronghoIts OF Blooming Grove, Waikiki Mont
gomery and Eewburgh The first Democratic Supervisor
In 10 years is elected in Blooming Greye ana the
first Democratic Supervisor In ~ years now comes from
Montgomery
OswBGo. March 6.-The Oswego County Board OF
Supervisors stands Republicans To 10 Democrats Last
year 1t stood IL Republicans 10 Democrats.
SARATOGA, March james J. Wakefield. Democrat
was reelected Supervisor OF Saratoga Springs, yester-
day. by 220 majority. Tue Democratic ticket was all
elected except Assessor, Alexander Cherry ComDis-
souer Of Highways jefferson KamsdelI, and two con
stables The returns from other towns Indicate that the
have carried the Board OF Supervsors, which
last year was IA Republicans TO Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. March
.npu1n.r pDpoo ITap.TCu

WASHINGTON, wednesday, marcn o, 1910
laBNBRAL PRESS BISPATCHi
The corps OF United States Cadets. under the COM
mand Col. Conrad OF the I'd Infantry, marched
through Fs this evening, TO the Baltimore depot and
took the o'clock train route to West Point The Old
Guard under the command Of Lieut.Co stetson, were
received the White House by the President this after
noon The Albany Burgess Corps, 1Ieut-Col Harry
Beecher commanding left for Philadelphia, this even
ing The corps will pass day in that city, ana then
move to NewYork remaining over Friday there. They
will reach Albany Saturday afternoon. The corps
held dress parade in front OF the Arlington Hotel this
morning and afterward paraded through the principal
streets attracting the admiration and applause OF the
thousands congregated along the sidewalks The sars-
field Guard OF the I'd Connecticut Regiment, tonight
serenaded Representative Kellogg, formerly General or
the division 10 which they belong.
The following nominations, among others, were con
rmed by the Senate in Executive session, Tuesday
morning:
Cons NJ Pavs Of Indians al Para Brazil Thomas r.
Wood Roa Argentine Repube John Quarles of Georgis st
Port hshOu aud Joseph Hester Of North Carolns at Santiago Cape
de Verde,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
LAWSUITS IN THE AMEs FAMILY.

THE WIDOW OF HORATIO AMEs BEGINS SUIT
AGAINST OAKES AND OLIVER FOR THE RE-
COvERY OF $4,000,
PROM THB REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The following suits
begun to-day the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia: Charlotte L. Ames, Administrative Of the
estate OF Horatio Ames deceased agt Oakes and Oliver
Ames, amount claimed $4,000, with interest for one
year; and Same agt. william H. Barnum, amount
claimed $4,000, with interest. 1t may be remembered
that Horatio Ames had claim against the Navy De
parment for castron used in experimenting at
Fortress Monroe, for the payment OF which an appro
priation was made Pending ITS settlement Horato
Ames died His widow was appointed admins
tratrx OF the estate and such demanded that the
money be paid her, filing the necessary evidence that
she was entitled to receive It, Oakes and Oliver Ames
then forward pretending to be the true represen
tatves OF the estate OF their deceased brother and in
duoed the Secretary OF the Navy suspend payment 20
her until the courts should decide between them aud the
widow. Subsequently, and while the question
pending IN the courts OF Connecticut, Oakes Ames pre-
sented TO Secretary Robson letter written by the
Chief Justice the Supreme Court OF that State setting
forth that there was doubt that Oakes and Oliver
Ames the representatives or the estate, and
that the Court would decide Upon such warrant as
this, yielding to the opportunities OF Oakes
Ames, Mr.. Robeson paid him the money.
Notwithstanding The opinion Of the Chief Justice.
The Court decided 70 the contrary, declaring
favor OF the widow plaintiff in the above This
left Mr. RObeson In a rather embarrassing position.
Oakes oliver refused to return the and the
Secretary put o his mete 10 the matter TO
the satisfaction OF Mira Ames. settlement patched
Up. hcwevsr by which she recovered portion Of the
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

The son of the late ex-Emperof Napoleon
paid a visit to Queen Victoria on Tuesday.
The Department of State at Washington is
in receipt information that fines American
sells Cuba be enforced until approved by the
Intendente.
The Hon. John 0'COnor .has been sworn in
as Minister OF the Land Revenue or Canada 1t Is
derstood that Mr. n. Gibbs will be appointed Presi-
dent OF the Council
The Canadian Parliament assembled yester
day at Ottawa andlunanmousy elected the Hon. James
Cockbum Speaker. The Governor-General will deliver
q speech from the throne to-day.
ffor other Foreign Ssscss EiohA Page
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
AMNESTYiTO FENIANS.

MEETING TO BE IN HYDE PARK, LONDON.
LONDON. Wednesday, March s, 1873.
A project is on foot among the lrlsh popu-
lation OF London for great meeting Hyde Park In ia
yor Of amnesty for the Fenans held in prison by the
British Government. The meeting over which Dr. Isaac
Butt Member Of Parliament for Limerick. will preeIdc
will probably be held on the 10th Of this month.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS IN CONNECTICUT.
HARrPORD. March 5-The Republican Con-


venton Of the Ist Congress District to-day unanimously
renominated Gen. j. r. Hawley for Congress by
accamstion. Resolutions warmly commencing his ac-
ton In Congress- and condemnng the legislators Of all
parties concerned the Credit Mober corruption and
In the unwarranable increase OF salaries were unan
mously passed ,,,
The Democrats OF the Ist District nominated William
M. Eaton for Congress. He declined to run. Subse-
Chapman, aud L. H. Hyde were nominated but all de-
clined. p. Kendall Of Sufield then nominated.
He Sheriff for this county Resolutions were
adopted denouncng the corruption In Congress- and III
dorsing the State ticket and platform.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
POLITICALLY TELEGRAPH.

....Gov John J. Jacob of West Virginia: was in
sUsusd Tusdy The other state Executive onee '" oeA NE
prescribed oath.
The petitioners for expupging the antl-Snm,
Of Mssssehasstts Legislature In The nas
kesrng Yesterday before The Cen@i.ee ga Federal
Re,uons KIGsva Bnor Wsshbar and Calls he aev Jsess
Freeman CLARKE sposs Of We ssnuessn IN
Isuspstsst,n VIII ke head tsdAy.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

PRESIDENT THEIRS AND TIE ASSEMBLY,
EFFECT OF NJ. THIERs's sPEECH-PORTIOss OF
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY
PARIS. Wednesday, March o, 1873.
The speech Of M. Theirs in the National AS
semby yesterday ia received with satisfaction by all the
Deputies except the Extremists.
The President has caught cold and it is that
he is seriously indsposed. The report attens the
ing Bourse.
The Assembly to-day passed the first and portion OF
the second clause OF the report Of the Committee Of
Thirty.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
THE FRENCH INDEMNITY TO GERMANY.

The Times of this morning has a special dis
patch from Berlin stating that the ability Of the Govern
ment OF France TO give financial guarantees sufficient TO
early evacuation Of French territory by tho
German troops is doubted in that city.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

money in consideration OF looking 30 Oakes and Oliver
for the remainder, $4,000
The suit against VIM. III. Barnum a resident OF Con
neceut explained by the fact that the Ameses turned
this money over 10 him Immediately upon Its receipt
from the Government
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
pERsON TELEGRAPH.

William Endicott Of Salem is reported TO have
sppoBied Justice Of the Supreme coaH Of h,''sSh1'e
Alexander II. Rice has been nominated by
Gov WALbsn los Massachusetts, Conlsesd " The Vtsss BIpe
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

make public at present II Is thought that outs'hors
have been incorporating things 70 tho Indians VINO
came out o few days since.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

THE BILL. LIKELY TO BE REPORTED SOON
STRONG OPPOSITION ARGUMENTS -" START
LING REVELATIONS " EX-MAYoR oPDYKE
ATTEMPTS A DEFENSE.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

THE PRESIDENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
| TIE EXECUTIVE MANsION-MiLIrARf RE
| yIEWs-BUsINESs AT THE DEPARTMENTS