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The New York herald., 1873-12-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1873.
CLEARED.


steamship Idaho (Br, Moore, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Java Br), Mar,yn Liverpool Queenstown
steamship Gaelic tBr), Jennings, Livcrpool--J Hyde
Steamship Holland (Br. Bragg. London-F
Hurst
steamship Trnacria (Br). Thomson, Glasgow-Hender
Steamship Ontario, socum. Rio Janciro, &c--w Gar
steamship Acapulco, Gray, Aspinwall-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Crescent City Curtis Havana--wmP P Clyde
Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin savannah-Murray, Ferris
steamship Manhattan Woodruff, chareston-H Nor
Steamship Albcmarc, Read, Norfolkod Dominion
Steamship Glaucus Bearsc Boston-H Dimock
Ship Ladoga Mills, Ioudon-W Ropes Co.
ship Janet Court (Br, Crawford, Glasgow-v II Brown
h Co.
Bark Lottie stewart (Br, Anderson, Liyerpool-snow
Burgess.
BARK Lconida 1taD, Russo Cork Falmouth for or
Bark TOM 9 LAusl Cattenovch, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Hntaras Ger. Albrccht. Londonderry y--Funch,
Bark George Ger, scsclken Brcmcn-C Luling 4 Co.
Bark j. Wickson tBD, Williams Havre-C Bcr-
Bark Kong sveere Nor, Aaro, Tricste--Funch, Edge
Bark Herman tBr). Lewis, stJohns, SF-Bowrins a
Brig Brothers tBr rrotter. Bristol, E-Boyd ninck-
brig Adamo laD, Ladanzo, Penarth Roads for orders
brig Pearl Briggs Port Spain, rrinidsd-Danici rrow
Brig ciyGc. Dow, Port spain-7Jas W .Elwell &co
Co.
Echr Alzcna, plrmmcs. caibarien-Rrett, SON a Co.
schr Speedway, Cocin. Cardcnss-Miller Hough-
ton
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Our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
A Russian Bark Stra anded-Arrivals and
Sailings of Vessels.


Sailings of Vessels.
LONDON, Dec 2a 1873
Bark walo laus, Tavastjerna, from Baltimore via
Queenstown for Londonderry, is stranded off Belfast
Lough steamer has gone TO her assistance.
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived al Liverpool Dec %. steamship Austrian r),
Richie, from Portland; barks Cynthia Palmer tBr),
Dixon, from Charleston Maggie Hammond (Br). Cole,
from New Orleans; Alibi tBr) Smith from Philadelphia
Burgomcister Kerstein Ger. Ehrenreich from Will
mngton. NC.
Arrived off Holyaad Dec % bark Sabine, Hayden,
from Galveston for Liverpool
Arrived at Deal Dec 23 ship Crown Prince (Br), Coch
rane Philadelphia for Anwerp bark City of Alb
erdeen tBr, Menzic from do for Amsterdam the latter
has been reported arrived at Amsterdam Dec ls).
Arrived at Southampton Dec %, steamship Donau
Ger. Ncynaber. from New York Cand proceeded to
Bremen).
Arrived at Gravesend Dec 23 ship Captain Lincoln
from New York: bark Inverdruie Br) Petre from
brig Leo Ger, Kroger from New York via Queens
town also the "Gcfron, from New York" perhaps BARK
Gefon (us Kohler, from Baltimore via Queenstown.
Arrived in the River Humber Dec 2, bark Avery
r), Dodd from New York via Falmouth for Gloucester.
Arrived at Bristol Dec q, bark Evanell, Hichborn,
from New York.
Arrived at Hull Dec 2s brig Flomena (Aus. venchia-
rutti, from New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at Gloucester Dec % bark Letizia utaD. Cas-
teano, from New York.
Arrived at Queenstown Dec 23, steamships Republic
(Br), Geadell from New York for Liverpoo; Olympus
tBr), Hoseason from Boston for do.
Also arrived at do Dec IS bark LIE Grazic QaD Seg-
no. from New YORK.
Arrived at Waterford Dec q, bark Emma QtaD, Ia
lazzi. from New YORK via Queenstown.
Arrived at Bret Dec %, steamship Perere Fr. Daure
from New York for Havre.
Arrived at Havre Dec 81 ship Norfolk (Br). Grths,
from New Orleans; brig Acelia Thurow White from
New York.
nnn ~;ta;rc
Foss from New orleans Johannes GER, Ihlder, from
New York.
Arrived at Pauillac Dec 90 brig Somerset G8r), Nc.
Bride, from New York.
Arrived at t., Rosina, from United States.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Bristol Dec %, brig Ara (Nor), Evachsen
for Wilmington, NC.
Sailed from Leth Dec 23 bark voyager (Br) for new
York.
Sailed from Cork Dec 2s 'sca Bonner for Savannah
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KAISER WILHELM.
Alarming Rumors Concerning His Majesty's Con-
dition Of Health-An Anxious Crowd Con-
gregated Before the Royal Palace.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Dec. 24-5 A. NJ.
A special despatch from Berlin to the London
Times says that in consequence OF the alarming
rumors In regard TO the health OF the Emperor
site the Royal Palace last night.
The people were assured from the balcony that
the Emperor was comparatively we'll although
confined to his room; but they refused to disperse
HIS MAJESTY ALIVE, BUT SERIOUSLY ILL.,
The Standard reports that rumors were per-
slstently circulated yesterday OF the Emperor's
death. They are undoubtedly false; but 1t is GER
tain that His Majesty is very i'll.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Cuban Press Opfnions-The Prisoners
and Vessel Should Be Re.Surrendcred
to spain-Sickles' Scalp Wantcd-Polo
Too Weak for the volunteers-The
Want OF Spanish National Force.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1873
The Didrio de Ia Marina to-day claims that, as
the United States Attorney General has decided
shat the Vrginius illegally carried the American
nag at the time OF her capture, Spain must demand
her restoration and that Of her surviving pris-
oners. 1t infers from the decision that the vir-
ginius was pirate, and the United States govern
ment, besides restoration, must give Spain satis
faction adequate to the offence of requiring sur
render. The DtGrto demands that the same vessel
which received the virglnius at Bahia Honda re-
turn her there, and that the Juniata
BRING THE PRISONERS BACK TO SANTIAGO,
because the Virginius was the legal prize Of the
Tornado. and the prisoners can and should be
tried only by Spanish tribunals. Spain is advised to
BE CLEMENT WITH THEM
and not to employ the full force Of the law. The
Dtar50 concludes with the hope that General
6ickles will not withdraw his resignation.
SATISFACTION NOW WANTED FROM AMERICA.
The V0z de CUBA declares Spain now has the righ.
to demand satisfaction from the United States and
the resignation of General Sickles is imperative in
view Of the awkward and ridiculous position in
which he Is placed. In order to enforce her de-
mands Spain requires q more energetic minister
&C washington than Admiral Polo.
POOR SPAIN
The Dins.io in another article, bitterly COM
plains OF the home government. 1t says:-tNo
Spanish nation exists to-day. The nation is repre-
sented only by egotistlcai parties. There is no
war cry. Therefore, our traditional enemies put
their feet on our necks. Had Spain been united
the Washington protocol would never have been
ratined. The nation woule never have permitted
the shadow OF such an outrage.n
Groat Trouble In Settling the Financial
Problem in Cuba.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1873.
The Junta the Intendente and the leading mer-
chants continue to deliberate plans Tor the solu
ton or the financial crisis, but the result Is as far
on as ever.
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CUBAN DEMONSTRATIONS AT KEY
WEST.

Serenadc to the Herald-Grcat Enthu-
siasm, and vocfferous Applause.
KEY WEST, Dec. 49, 1s73
An immense demonstration OF CuDans and Ameri
cans took place this evening at the st. james
Hotel Resolutions were passed thanking the
NEW YORK HERALD for the digniled position taken
on the Cuban question.
The Cuban residents turned out in force after
wards and screnaded the NEW YORK HERALD
Bureau. After q brilliant display OF fireworks
patriotic speeches were made by several proml
nent Cubans The members OF the HERALD Bureau
acknowledged the compliment In short addresses,
which we're received with vociferous applause.
The Powhatan left this morning for Norfolk, and
the wyoming left this evening for Aspinwall
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

Last evening there was held meeting OF the
American Geographical and Statistical Society,
Simpson was introduced to the audience
ana read long and exhaustive paper on
ancient Aztec remains. Mr. II. @. Bouui-
not q native Cherokee Indian, also read q
long essay on our Indian tribes and our Indian
territory. Mr: Boudinct was attired In the cos
tune o. Civilized being. aud spoke excellent EnR.
llsh. Tlc audience was small pRt select.
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Foreign Ports.

=
ANTWERP, Dec 2o-Arrived, ship Lizzie Troop (Br),
Corning, Philadelphia. -.
tBr) stone Mcssina.
ding Ssrss @ @ Har
In port Nov la bark Emma HERMAN, Nickcls, for
BEksupA. Dec ll-Arrved, brig Glance tBr, Darrell,
sailed 9th, schr Adria CID. smith, savannah; mn.
barks Eliza Barss tBr, vesey. New York; brgs John
Ban,A, Nov Ssailsd, ships sparkenhoc CBr, Popham.
cvnAcoa, De- SIN port brgs Curacao (Brj; Faulkner
cAnprsss Dec fa-Arrived, schr Alice Burnham Bax-
BrAI Dec 70 Arrived, bark coringa QBr), watson,
Baltimore n for bremen; ae9;.s .,s,. -,
Ner,. Lund IRON London New York A'e
Teawney & M S
Cove, Harknsss Port Royals Agnes Barton, Enight.
s c150ms s @ TsgTsr sSan NJ
% ssd dff%shg as S s
bark Eiien steyens, Brown Baltimore; brig y sti
ce & John S @ Se Ss nas
Mno,t pascasoula; schrs Anna, Trott and Linda New
Arrived 22a, AM. steamship City ofNew York. Deakcn
sailed i2th bark John Griffin ,wes,berr, New York
brig basy & acx 9 & sehr eme
son: Henderson, rascagoule 10TH brig Susie strou
sseva Dec lin port mot o At Mrsscane % sh. As in
correctly m reported @ BY ,eesraph schr norensia Nor
LospoN Dec 2s--Arrived, ship Missouri West, Cron-
Arrived at do 18th, steamship Kong sverrc Sor, Dan
nevig. New York
MsssIsa Noy g7-ip port bark sicilian, Perc,ya for
States l. squres for do; Fidelia White, for do Nepon-
set strout for dos Ida N Comcry, Darrah, do. III
Houston. Tor do zerlina, Williams for do Robert Dillon
Blatohiori, Tor New York; ossco, Lowry Carabelic,
oMoray, Mary Evans, Jones, and Sparkling Foam,
MArsNzAs, Dec l5-Arrived brig Mary chase, Dolan
Portland; lcth schr Kate Carleton, Grant do.
Sailed l3tn, nrg Amalia Sp), Bonct Savannah 18th,
schrs Kate Wentworth Meade, New York; OsvaUo (spj
Paiol, Charleston -
f,sssso Dec lin port bark Henry rlitncr, Dickcv.
PsnxAsSuco Nov ls--Arrivod bark Rsavsr ssrl se.s>
0c0rQn.
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A GRAIN DEALER MISSING.

CHICAGO, Dec. %, 1873,
!. @. Chisholm, well known commission mer-
chant and grain speculator OF this city, formerly
resident OF Toronto, who reached New York a few
days since. left mis- hotel In that city on Saturday
night leaving his baggage &C., and has not since
been seen or heard from. As he was lab0ring
somewhat under depression oil mind when he LETT
here, HIS friends are apprehcnsve Tor ms safety,
and extremely anxious to hear OF his Whereabouts.
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Great Trouble In Settling the Financial
Problem I'm Cuba.
THE vIRGINIUs INVESTIGATION.

Tho Inquiry Into the Character OF the
vfrginius To BE Conducted In New
York.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1875 ,
It has been ascertaned from q prominent gov
eminent official that the investigation as to the
character of the Virginius will be conducted in
New York. The government is powerless to pro-
ceed against Patterson, to whom the register for
that vessel issued account of the statute OF
limitations; therefore no punishment can be in
dicted. Two years having elapsed since he OBJ
tained the papers he cannot be moested, but had
all the facts been known within two years he
would have been prosecuted for perjury.
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ENGLAND.
Bullion to the Bank-Bowles Brothers Bank
ruptcy-Weather Report.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON Dec. 90, 1873.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank of
England on balance to-day is f31, 900.
BowLEs BROTHERS BANKRUPTCY.
The Bowles Brothers & Company bankruptcy
case has been adjourned sine dte The creditors of
the firm are in favor OF the funding project.
DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER AND THE DISEASE
EXTENDING.
The scarlet fever, in an unusually malignant
form, prevails in parts Of England. There have
been A deaths from the disease in Liverpool
within few days.
WEATHER REPORT
The weather throughout England to-day is fair.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec. 23, 1873.
1t is reported that Henri Rochefort has died at
the penal settlement in New Caledonia.
PEACE MEN IN FRATERNAL REUNION.
The French Peace Society gave banquet last
night in honor of its secretary, NJ Richard. who
has just returned from mission to Italy. num-
ber OF Americans and Englishmen were among the
guests, and toasts to the United States and Great
Britain were given.
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The Cultivation of Loyeltness

II WISH" says contributor to leading English mages
zine, that the enhancement of beauty ackncwl-
edged as an onorable art by all e whom heaven Lsa
has been realized in the official recognition OF Dr.. I.
PELIx GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, OR MAGIOAL
chemists ana physicians belonging e that body weghe9
Whe denouncing the other cosme tics submitted to then
most empnatcay they pronounce this article unobjec.
tionaDie But emphatic than the verdict 0k
science on is is the verdict Of the ladies
OF America and Europe Its perfect the
purpose tor which II IS intended Unlike the metallic
parts to the lasting freshness removes tan,
reckIes saIowpess ronghness &c., and actually Ina
proves the health of the skin Found at Dr. G0URAUD6
depot IS Bond street. and at tdruggss and millinerS
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Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP ORIENTAL Snow from Savannah for Boston,
before reported ashore the Horse shoe, below the
former port foated of the I'D inst after beng
lghtered.
BARK AcosrINA (3r), from Philadelphia for London,
was into Dec 18 by unknown sloop ana lost FORE
yard She went into Delaware Breakwater for repairs.
ScHR FRoLic before reported ashore Beaver Tail,
was towed into Newport Saturday last BY schr Young
America and beached at CotreS shipyard, where she
will be taken on the marine railway for repairs
SCHOONER is reported ashore at Lower Cedar Point
by the steamer Columbia at Alexandria, Va. Dec y from
Baltimore.
Whaiemen.
Bark Kathleen, Howard OF NIB, was at Ternate Sent
3 aud had taken LOO bbs oil last cruse700 do all
told,
Spoken.
Ship Great Western. Simmons from San Francisco for
Liverpool, Nov "a, lat1 45 N, Ion ia W.
ship with FPA in foreopsa Nov s. lat IS s, Ion 80
w. n 81
Bark Nonantum (Brl. Thompson. from Rio Janeiro for
San Francisco, Sept Y, lat 80 $, lon IS w.
Bark Lapwng from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, Dec IL,
off Hattcras.
Schr Ocean Belle from Virginia for Thomaston. Me,
Dec % so miles Of Shinnecock by pilot boat W El-
well, No o.
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Mime. Lucoa ana th~ weber r.ane
From the New York worid.l

NEW Y0RK, Nov. 20 ig71
DxAa Ms. wxsns-As Ieaye New York to.moIrowis ise
kindly thank YOU for the Upright Piano which used
all Kingston, and that In the city since
my arrived America Your Upright Pianos are extra
and wealth Of tone which adapts them exceileoty
we'll the voice The action find charming, and this
one surprised me by hardly ever needing timex
they have obtained. PAULINE LUCIA.
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Corns, Bunions. Nails, &c., Cured With
out pain Suffer Have merry Christmas
Or. RICE. 2O5 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Holiday Books.

HO11day BDOKs. n
The largest cheapest and collection of HolidaV
Books in the city at HENRY MILLER'S. Bookseller.
Bookblnder and Importer OF Fine Illustrated and Stand
Books, 50 Nassau street. New York. between Jehn
and Fulton streets.
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FIRE AT CLINTON, MO.

ST. LOUIS, Dec %, 1873.
A nre at Clinton last night consumed half the
Western side Of the square, causing loss Of about
e6Qo0o.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELORS Wig Factory Ii Bond St, NJ X.
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Genuine Old Madeira, Vintage 1888,
fully guaranteed 81 60 per bottle. Old Port Wine bottie
Oporto. Fine Sherry in great variety
II. b. KIRK CO., 50 Fulton street.
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Dunville & CO.-rhe Irish Distinorfcs,
Belfast Ireland the largest holders Of Whiskey il
the world, Their OLD IRISH WHisKEf 's recommend
ed by the medical profession in preerenSe 70 Frencn
brandy. Supplied In casks cases. United States
Branch, 81 Broad street. New York.
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A.-A.-HOliday styles Gcntlemon'o
dress HATS ready, at popular prices Sealskin fur
CAPS, in variety, at low prices a
BURKE, 2l0 Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
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Bakers Chocolate.-A Good Cup OF Coz
ing W. BAKER 4 CO.'S BREAKFAST COCOA
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Mrs. Shayv,s Moth and Freclxlc Lotion
Warranted All druggists 81. DEPOT GILES CO..
l5l six h avenue, New York.
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Gilcs & Co.'s Linimcnt I0dide OF Ammo>
MA cures Paralysis, ChbIans and Chronic Infam.
matory Rheumatism, DC. Best combination ever dis ;
covered Price 81 cents and 81 bottle Depot 81 sixth
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MADRID, Dec. 90, 1878.
Generals Moriones and Iona have rc-entercd the
Province OF Riscay with $4,000 men.
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Christine Nilsson to Weber.
[From the New York Tribune.I

CLARENDON HorxL, Dec. l05x
Mr.. A. WEBER,
DEAR srRPlcase accept my best thanks for tho mag
nihcent Grand Piano that you sent me during stay q
New York 1t Is hardly necessary to that satisfied
me In all respects and shall take every opportunity =
recommend and praise your instruments to all my
friends Believe me, dear sir, YOURS truly
CHRISTINE NILSSON ROUZAUN
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Americas Greatest Pile Cure is Ana~
KESIS Sold by all druggists Depot 46 Walker street.
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Furs! Furs s!-Genuine Furs mt Prices
suit the tines all goods warrrnted to give satisfac
ton. Call befors purchasing.
BURKE, 2l0 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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As q Reliable Remedy for Coughs. Colds
hoarseness or any affection Of the throat or lungs
Nine. PORTER'S COUGH BALSAM single bottle ID
worth 50 times its cost &c., 5Oc. and 75c. bottle.
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DIR. Newton's Medical and Surgical I'M
stitute No 81 Special attention given to
chronic diseases. Consultation Tree.
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Thirty Years Experience OF an Old
the prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and the United States and has been used for
thirty years with never.fang by millions ef
mother their children II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and darrhna gripping in the
bowels and wind cohc. By giving health to the chid
it rests the mother.
Wigs, Toupecs.-G. Rnuchfuss, Practi-
cal WIG AND TOUPEE MAKER, A East Twelfth street,
near Broadway, New York.
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The Phalon Night Blooming Ccreus,
best perfume in the world Sold by druggists in every
part OF the United States
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Rupture.-Dr. Marsh, late of the Firm
or Marsh Co.. No. 2vesey street win receive his pa
temporarily at the Astor House, rooms Is aud IL
Ladies' entrance, Vesey street
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Bakers ChOcolnte.-If You Wish the
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE get BAKERS.
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Ask for Go0dall's-The Finest ImportoA
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS. Beautiful new
patterns Sold everywhere. Mf
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prussian Protest Against French Priestly
Pronouncements.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1878.
The Daily Ne1cS reports that the hostile tone OF
recents pa storals issued by French bishops has
caused the German government TO renew its COM
plant to France
ITALY ANXIOUS FOR CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH THE
REPUBLIC.
Chevalier Nigra the Italian Minister, had an in
terview with Preside mt MacMahon to-day, and pro-
posed the resumpti on of CO rdial relations between
France and Italy.
BONAPARTIsr FEELING ON THE DECLINE.
There is strong opposition TO the proposed grant
of money to the ex-Empress Eug6nie.
BAZAINE.
The Convicted Marshal Said to Have Fled
from His Country.
TElEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS, Dec. %, 1873
A rumor is current througbour the city that
Marshal Bazaine has 1ed from the country.
The Prisoner Still In Custody and Ready
for Deportation.
PARIS, Dec. %, 1879
The report OF Bazaine's flight is uniounded
1t is now stated that the ex-Marshal is to leave
Paris tonight for Sainte Marguerite his place OF
Imprisonment
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A.--Espen schcid Exccls In His Holiday
style for iTt Moulded with exquisite taste AMI skii,
brings cut the best expression o the face as fine setng
gives new ustrc 10 the diamond. and mark very rea
sonable in price. Try them, at llS Nassau street
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ALL Ruptured Persons Who Follow
directions of THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, CSC
Broadway, certainly cured. Hernia, like other
wounds can be cured ii you give ii good chance.
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A.-Welcome the Virglntus and Buy
your FCRS for lady friends and HATS the gentleea
at KNOWS. These appropriate gifts the holi-
days; both useful and ornamental. kNOx'S stores
at No 22 broadway in the Prescott House aud Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is, by Far, the
best extant always reliable, perfectly harmless and
true TO nature. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

Ravid,s Holiday Hat for Gcntlemous
299Ja Broadway, near Duane street
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Eyeglasses aud Spectacles to Strengthen
and improve the sight. OPERA, FIELD ana MARINK
GLASSES OF extraordinary power sEMMONS. 0ptL
clan, 657 Broadway
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JAY COOKIES CREDITORS.
CONTINUED FROM TENTH PAGE.

No. l2T72 Tones Mevain Co.. holder unknown ~
No. ~ 7I3 George a. BassetL Washington city ~ ~
No l21n n 4 Wehh Co holder unknown...... IS
No NJ ia Greenbanm Bros Co Baltimore. l09S
No. i2777 Espy Hcideibach Co.. Cincinnati, o.. 62
No l27sS Joseph A. Beardsley Co., Bank OF
Eo la5 57q r. Cornelius Co. baltimore Md. 49,. 3W
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ROME.
Papal Preparation for Another Vatican
Pronouncement

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ROME, Dec, 90, 1873.
The Pope will deliver another allocution in con.
sstory on the 25th inst.
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A Christmas Present,

A Christmas Present,
acceptable TO wife, mother sistes daughter or friend
WHEELER WILSON
Nos o2s and 114l Broadway, New York.
NO 800 Fulton street. Brooklyn,
H& aNswSk Avs9uss jeKou CUE
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Passed Through Hell Gate.

BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Nereus, Bearse. Boston for New York. with
mdse and passengers 10 II Dimock.
Brig Fairfield lRr), Hunter. Wentworth, Ms. for New
Nv Bertaux.
,,schr Madawaska Maid, Tripper, Grand Menan for
New York, with fish to order.
schr Fly. Carter, Hoboken FOR Providence.
schr Charles Smith, Hanson. New Bedford for Phil
adephia
schr Hastings, Chase New Bedford for New York.
Schr 7 j. Pharo. Anderson, Boston tor New YORK.
schr Lottie TAYLOR. Boston for Baltimore.
Schr Layina Jane, Mott. Warren Tor New York
Schr James A Crocker. Boston for New York
York.
schr M c Hart Post Boston for Virginia
Schr Omaha, Wooster, Bristol for Virginia.
schr Fleetwng, Cross, New Bedford Tor Virginia
schr Jacob Raymond, Lord. Boston for Philadelphia
New York.
schr Mary G Farr, Tntte, Poston for Philadelphia.
,Schr Samuel Cashier Jr, Lake. Boston for Phadel-
schr J Trafton, Talpev, Portsmouth for New York.
Schr forsythe. HoDDie. Stamford Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York for Porani
schr Chas sinnckon, Gurney, Philadelphia Tor Fall
River.
schr Matte Taber, Eldridge, Hoboken for Provl
dence
Schr Nathl Stevens. SAUNDERS New York for Boston.
Schr Escort, Hawkins, New York for Bridgeport
: schr Henry NJ Ridgley, Butridge. New York for New
Haven.
schr J scudder Warner New York for Southport
Schr Helen Mar Nickcrson, New York for Boston.
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Schr Burley. Saunders, Hoboken for Providence.