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1TlEtFkR 10 TIE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 29, 1873.
During the session Of the National Assembly at
Versailles to-day there was an excited debate over
Prince Napoeon's petition praying for the restora-
ton Of his rights as a citizen and demonstrating
against his illegal expulsion from France.
Minister Dufaufe, on the part of the government
refused to accept the special committees report on
the subject. which was conservative in character
and, by implication, censured the government. He
argued that the Bonaparte princes rejected the
decree which had deposed their dynasty therefore it
was impossible to treat them as mere citizens. He
spoke in terms of scathing contempt of the coup
d'etat on which the power OF the late Emperor was
founded.
M. Depeyfe, on behalf of the committee, repu-
dated any intention OF censuring the government,
and defended the report.
Minister Dufaure, to remove all doubt as to the
opinion OF the Chamber, then submitted bill
exiting the Bonaparte family, and moved the sim
pie order OF the day, which, after prolonged excite
ment, was adopted by vote OF BAT to POI.
SENTENCE OF DEATH AGAINST M. FELIX PYAr.
court martial sitting at Versailles has sen
fenced NJ. Felix Pyat to death par contumace.
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FOURTEEN MILLIONS OF IMPORTS TO this
port during the last week are suggestive either
of heavy spring trade or ''great expecta-
TONS" 1t appears, too, that the trade, SO far,
instead OF being heavier, is lighter than our
average Spring traffic of the last five or six
years. Something of this may be charged to
the extraordinary prolongation OF our late Sc
we're Winter; but we apprehend that the stocks
of goods on hand in the interior and through
out the country are larger than the estimates
upon which our importing merchants have
been making these enormous importations of
the last few weeks. They have so far turned,
for the time, the balance of trade against us
that the premium on gold has been run up to
figure which, three months ago. the most
daring gold gamblers of Wall street never
dreamed of. But how is all this to end?
What is to be done with these immense accu-
mutations of foreign goods added to the stocks
from last years shipments already on hand in
every city and town throughout the Union?
There is danger ahead, and all con-
cerned will do well to put their houses in
order. A merry dance may be good thing,
but the payment of the fiddlers is among the
contingent expenses which cannot be avoided
without world of trouble
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The Latest from Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 30-1 A. NJ.
The sunday Press gives the following account
OF the storm: 1.-THE icy bands OF the river, which
has been closed since the 18th OF December last,
are doomed, and, ere many hours elapse, must
give way to an impetuous food which is pouring
in upon it. A rain storm has prevailed almost I'M
ceasingly for the past twenty-four hours, at
times in perfect torrents, coming down like a
tropical shower. At this writing the water in the
river is two feet higher than ii was on Saturday
morning and 1t is steadily rising. The severe
storm is wide in its range From the West we
learn that the storm Is quite as heavy as 1t Is here,
and serious apDrehenslonS are felt for several
bridges along the line OF the Central Railroad, one
especially at Schenectady.
despatch from our Coxsackie correspondent,
dated last evening, says that big pond near there
burst its bounds and the streets OF the village
street were obliged to fee from their homes at
midnight and wild scenes OF confusion occurred
Poor families were fleeing about seeking
shelter, with their little ones In their arms
from the ptiless rain. The water Is over the dock
at the loot of John street. The Mohawk and Hud-
son River broke way in part after midnight, and
immense masses passed over the dam at Troy The
pressure which will follow this movement on the
Ice In front of the city, with the rapid
rise OF the water, promises TO free the Ice here
almost any hour. Serious loss must follow this
sudden and violent breaking up OF the ice in the
river. Merchants along the streets In the lower
part of the city have gangs OF men at work remov
ing goods to places OF safety.'
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, March 2

WASHINUTON,
Commander r. T. Nichols has been ordered to
duty as a member of the Retiring Board I.ieuten-
ant Commander Sias Casey to duty as Executive
OF the Navy Board held at Philadelphia; Lieutenant
Commander John II. Mcfarland, detached from the
receiving ship New Hampshire, and ordered as
Executive OF the Navy Yard at Norfolk; Medical
Director Charles D. Maxwell, detached from special
duty at washington and placed on waiting orders;
Medical Inspector Thomas J. Turner, from duty at
the Marine Barracks, Washington, 10 special duty
to attend oa,cera at Washington; Surgeon STEM
from Pensacola Navy Yard and olaced ca waiting
orders,
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GERMANY.
Press Combination Towards President Grant
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March 20, 1879.
The North German Gazette (oflciaD, in its issue
to-day, makes q retraction OF the article 1t pub
lIshed some time since ridiculing the address OF
President Grant, delivered on the occasion OF his
second inauguration. The Gazette says the full
text of the address, which has now been received
from the United States, differs in many respects
from the telegraphic summary published in the
German papers on the day after its delivery. and
for that reason the journal Is led to considerably
modify the view 1t first took OF the document.
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A Hurricane i'm Mississippi.

CANTON, March 20, 1873.
hurricane swept through this city last night.
large number of houses were destroyed and'sev
eral persons are reported killed. Two loaded rail-
road cars were lifted from the track, and one OF
them was badly wrecked.
JACKSON, Miss March a. 1873.
terrific gale Of wind visited Canton about nine
O'Clock last night, completely demolish.og dozen
OF houses and damaging about thirty Others. One
coored man was killed and "a lady severely injured.
A heavy freight car was blown distalce OF twenty
feet on the track. The Legislature to-day APP
pointed q committee TO visit the Scene OF the dis
aster, with q view TO atfording relief
LATER.
The track OF the hurricane was about one hun
Gred Yards wide. Fifty houses were destroyed.
The less IL estimated at 10000. Only one life
was ost--a negro woman Fifteen persons were
more or less injuJed, but none seriously.
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The HARTFORD COurant complains that Mr..
Barnum, democratic representative in Con-
gress from the Connecticut Fourth district,
has not devoted sufficient share of his time
to his official duties. So far as some members
of Congress are concerned the less time they
devote to their official duties the better for the
interests of the country, especially when
Credit Mobilier scandals and retroactive pay
steals are on the docket.
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In the Adirondack.

SARATOGA, March %, 1873.
In has commenced raining here, and there is
every prospect OF q break up unless the weather
grows colder The snow through all this region, in
the Adirondacks, about the source OF the hudson
and along its tributaries lies from two to four feet
in depth. II a sudden thaw occurs q heavy freshet
is likely to ensne and IL is now so late that break
up cannot be long deferred.
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Brooklyn buildings Blown Down.
On the Hudson.

Throughout the day small vessels kept near the
shore, and the ferry boats took nearly double the
usual time to make their trips. Last evening the
Hoboken ferry boats Secaucus and Weehawken
were unable to enter the slip at the New York
side, owing to the violence of the wind and were
delayed three hours. little more skill on the
were not very complimentary to the company as
they spoke OF ferry management.
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ish contemporary be generous enough to let
the people of our good sister city ride hobby
of their own in their own quiet way? The
Times also takes this occasion to rebuke
Mayor Havemeyer for having given the
Israelites no representation in the new Board
Of Education appointed by him.
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THE ALBANY Journal, referring to the pro-
posed new party movement, says Hendricks
is not the man to go in advance" That de-
ponds upon which way the new party is
headed
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Floods Near Schenectady.

ALBANY, MATCH 70, 1875
severe rain storm has prevailed here all day,
and large quantities Of water have run from the
hills down to the river, washing away the ice and
raising the stream considerably.
Advices from CoXsackie state that village was
flooded by the bursting of pond, that the Mohawk
River was overlooking at Schenectady and Of
threatened floods along the Central Railroad
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ALLEGED POISONING OF A HUSBAND.

DENVER, Col, March 29, 1873.
william Newman, man Of property, residing for
several years past in this city, died few days
since under suspicious circumstances. His wife
and half brother were arrested yesterday charged
with numbering Newman by administering arsenic.
The evidence is very strong against them.
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At POuKhkcepsic.

POUGHKEEPslE, March 30 1873.
heavy southeast rain storm has prevailed along
the Hudson to-day. Tile ice between here and
Newburg is broken up along the shore, and boat
is expected through from New York on Monday.
All the streams in the vicinity are rising, but,
yet, no damage has been done. The wind tonight
is strong from the southwest, with showers.
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attacked the loyalists with great impetuosity
There was very hard fight.

attacked the loyaIists with great impetuosity
There was very hard fight.
GENERAL KILLED
General Galceran, of the Carlist party, fell
MORALLY wounded and has since died.
RETREAT OF THE REPUBLICANS.
The tide Of battle turned against the gov
eminent troops, who gave way, and, being
pushed hard, retired, somewhat precipitately,
from the field. Encouraged by this the Carlists
followed up their advantage. They were
checked occasionally at the open places by the
government artillery, but as the Carlists could
follow behind the hills to points which COM
manded the highway and might thus cut off
their retreat and isolate the Spanish column,
the commander did not venture to rely on this
advantage, but continued to retire until he was
supported by reinforcements of troops from the
garrison at Vich, when the Carlists, in turn,
retired to their positions.
HEAVY LOSSES.
The losses incurred in the engagement can
be only guessed at, but they are much heavier
than those suffered in any previous collision
of the belligerents during the present war.
MUNICIPAL SURRENDER.
Ripoll, the place for which the government
supplies were intended, has since surrendered
to the Carlists.
The CARIIsT ADVANCE AND LOCAL GAIN.
From Ripoll the Carlists are marching on
important stronghold, filled with military
stores. Berga is the key of Catalonia. 1t was
An important position during the Thirty
Years War. The garrison will probably
abandon the place in view of the advancing
Carlists
ON THE LINE OF EBRo
Since the appointment of Maldonado as
commander in Navarro, General Derregary has
cut the line of railway between Pampeluna
and Vittoria, blowing up three. bridges at
Pampeluna. The position will likely become
untenable also and fall into the hands of the
Carlists, who have seized the government
stores deposited in the suburbs.
The Carlist strategy aims to move by the
Aragon and Legre Rivers and occupy the line
of the Ebro. Vich and Corona will be flanked
by the capture of Berga.
The Government Army Levy i'm Catalo-
mia Failurc-Thc Nation Approach
ing to Financial Insolvency.
MADRID, March 90, 1879.
The levy OF troops en- nlasse in Catalonia and the
adjoining provinces to fight the Carliss has so far
proved failure. A deputation from Barcelona de-
mands its postponement and insists on the dey-
cry of the 49, 900 rifles which the government prom
Used the people OF that city.
MELANCHOLY STATEMENT OF THE FINANCE MINISTER.
Senior Tetuan, Minister of Finance, at Cabinet
council yesterday stated that the finances OF the
country were in deporable condition, and warned
his colleagues that the Republic could not remain
master OF the situation unless radical changes
were made in the fiscal administration.
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The Storm I'm Boston.

Boston, Mass, March 90, 1873
heavy rain and strong easterly gale commenced
here at three p. NJ. to-day and still continues.
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ClOverine Entirely Suppiants Disgu ~
ing benZne possessing OF its disagreeable
critics but all its useful Is and 25 cents per bottle
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Diseases of Debility Successfully Treat-
ed by Professor JUDD Paralysis, rheumatism Bilious
and Corpulencc speciality Address 200 West Thir
fifth street Best reference in the city
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FRANCE.

Republican Legislation Against the Members Of
the Bonaparte Family-Prince Napoleon's
Petition Provokes Bill of Exile
Cabinet "Reminiscences of the Coup
dEtat-Felix Pyat's Sentence.
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The Weather i'm washington.

WASHINGTON, March 90, 1873.
High winds have prevailed all day, with occa-
sional heavy showers. There was some dam
age to house-tops, and large trees were uprooted
in several parts OF the city, The storm continues
inhI
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CH .EF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON March 3O--l A. NJ.

WAsnINGTois, March 30--1 A. NJ.
Synopsis yor The "a T,centgrour Hours.
The storm centre rAat was Friday night over
Lake Michigan, has moved eastward over Lake
Huron and extended southeastward. second
area OF low barometer IN the Middle Atlantic
states. aud Is, now apparently central III the
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Cheapest Place 10 Buy Fine Clothings
Mems, Boys and Chdrcn's, ready made or 10 order
LOBDELL, TINSLEY CO. Broadway, corner TWEEN
yeghth street Largest store above Fourteenth street
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A.-Much Attention Is Now Attracted
throughout the country by the remarkable qualities IT
the new ELASTIC TRUSS, which retains the rupturo
under all circumstances and at all times Worn with
night and davs and kept till perfect
effected sold cheap Very durable. IL Is BY mail
everywhere by THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6<y
Broadway, New York city, who send circulars
application.-New York fndependent
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rel by taking DR. SHARP'S SPECIFIC, guaranteed &C
HARTNETT's Pharmacy, Bible House, Fourth avcnuot
and AstOr place.
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For Restoring Perfectly the Original
Color Of the Hair eecuay checking and preventing IT,
falling of, dspersng dandruff and cleansing the Scalp
RESTORER AMERICA No. is without equal. PreI
pared by Dr. l. j. O'BRIEN 22 East Thirtieth street,
Sold by all Druggists.
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CampO's Infallible Specific for Rheuma-
tsm, Neuralgia, Govt, is the only reliable remedy.
JOHN +. HENRY, No. 3 College Place.
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A.-Wedding and Ball Cards, Latest
Paris styles. Monograms and French Note Paper.
JAMES EvERDELL 3O2 Broadway. Established lSiO-
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DIR. Rice, the Celebrated ChirOpOdist.
POS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attended by DR.. RICE, here
after Corns, Bunions Nails &c, cured without pain
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d Meerschaum Cigar Holders.

Amber and Meersehaum Cigar Holders
PAIN AND FANCY PIPES in the largest variety always
ON and at POLLAkS merschaum stores John street.
tour doors of Nassau and ll05 Broadway betwceH
Twenty fourth and Twentyhlt streets, opposite Worth
Monument.
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Diamonds Bought. Sold and Loa ned
on. GEORGE c. ALLEN, Sal Broadway,
FOurtee nth street.
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Gents Dress ind Business Hats, OF Bcse
style and quality, lowest prices. =. ERNENWEIN-
Manufactures, las Nassau street. between Beekman an
Spruce streets.
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BraunsdOrf Il Metz Have Removed
their large stock OF first class CABINET FURNITURE
DRAPERIES, &C. from 25 Rivington to their
and elegant buildings 1873 and 1875 Seventh avenue,
Thirty fourth street
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a-Enshtou and Economy.-A Bcnuti

ul the chief attraction IN gentle mans wearing
apparei None can excel ESPENSCHEID, the Hat Man
uisctlIrer. in producing covering for the head which
combines all the excellences that mechanism perfect
taste and experience concentrate IN hat Try
them at llS Nassau street.
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Hat.-In the Selection or Your Spring
At get the best To do that make your purchase at
kNOX'S popular store in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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A.-FOr Pimples on the Face, Hack
heads and Fleshworms use PERRY'S IMPROVED
medicine. Prepared only by Dr. b. G. PERRY, Dernia-
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A.-FOr a First Glass Hat mt POpuIas
rrices to DOUGAN I02 Nassau street Of ANS
irnn
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Houses Unroofed in virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, March 20, 1873.
severe southeast gale prevailed here all day,
with heavy rain storm. Several houses were I'M
rooted and number OF trees and fences blown
down
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora; HarmAs
less chang hair to golden 81 So Broad
way, near Thirty fourth street.
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A.-Lace Curtains at Manufacturers'
prces closing stock preparatory TO removal; several
Prohts saved. uEYDECKER co,
SO Broadway. opposite Eleventh street.
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Housekeepcrs May Escape Much Trouble
Ia Ter in the BY extermnatng the insect pests Of
tLcr dwellings,. gardens and hothouses one large
fask OF KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER will suffice
Tor n xh
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A.-smoke Surbrug's Golden Sccptre,
a pure, delicious Tobacco. Depot Isl Fulton street
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An Unnatural Redness Of the Nose or
Face s positively cured by DR. h. G. PERRY 10 Bond
street, New York A cure guaranteed.
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Average temperature yesterday. .......... AS
Average temperature tor corresponding date
last year. 49s;
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year ...................... .......... 80
Average temperature for the past week. ..... "a
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western portion OF New England. The barometrfc
depression over the very large central area
oi this storm Ia one of the lowest recorded
In these ATTITUDES. The pressure has risen during
Saturday evening over the Middle and South At
antic States. IL has fallen decidedly in the Lower
Missouri Valley. Easerly gales and high winds have
been reported from the Middle and East Atlantic
coasts and nOrthward to the st. Lawrence Valley
Brisk and high westerly winds, with clearing
weather, prevail over the Middle States and Lower
Lakes. Fresh and clear in the Southern States.
Fresh southerly winds and rising temperature in
the Missouri Valley
Probabilities.
The storm centre Meve on Sunday northeast
ward over Nova Scotia and the Lower st. Law
renee. Bflsk westerly winds, with cloudy and
clearing weather, prevail In New England; fresh to
brisk northwest winds, with clearing and clear
weather, over the Middle states; clear weather
and rising temperature In the South Atlantic
States. The barometer fall throughout the Msss-
sppi Valley, with increasing southelly winds.
Midnight reports have not yet been received
from the Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain sta
England. CautiOnary signals continue at New
York, New Haven, New London, Woods Hole, BOs-
ton and Portland, Me. They will be displayed at
the lake stations from and alter April 1.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, Uerald Building:-
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A.-For Moth Patches, Treckles and
Tan PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. It
is reliable and Sold by druggists everywhere
Depot 40 Bond street, New York.
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Written Guide 20 Health May He
obtained from head authority Professor JUDD. by end.
mode OF living business weight age, &c FERNS
reasonable Best references IN the city,. Add,css 30
West Thirty nf.h street
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