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A CALDWELL
ass as street c.r
pets, Pier Glasses, &c This day lWednesdayl, at II
na s
TG ceHr . a aHns sssa
ers bookcases, Secretaries Cabinets Paintings Piano.
in rst class house all Of which are Tor positive sale to
the hghe. bidaer Offering rare chance for housekeep
UcrIoN NorIoE-I WILL SILL AT PUBLIC AUo-
Steel Rails lying the dock Of the Flushing and
inches high Spd weigh from es to g. lbs psT 9sa ysTd
NEW YORK, May Ia 1879
UcrIoN SALE OF PIONEERING rLANTs-coN-
sistps Of verbenas retnn4as as Fucnas
Roses Tuberoses Gadolas and large variety Plants
saSes s1sSe ts nsa%nS % eJ sse on Friday May
w2 ELLIOTT, Xuctioneer, No sJohn street
A UGTISSSSv N92TIoE-AyoTIoN NOTICE; =, =
M s
Lace c.rsiHs marble top and gilt Tables
Bedroom Contains rosewood and walnut
Suits single and double Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes
sans Bed ch
and &C. also
A UCTIoN SALE; AUCTION SALE
"A BAY @ Of sS,y At aas S sssel prsse
at elegant residence,
21O West 2st street, near 7th avenue
ROBERT @. CASHIN, Auctioneer, sells, viz. -Parlor
Suits in satin brocate and cotaIne magnificent Piano
fortes best makers double round octave, and
grand 7octaye inaid and gilt Cabinets Mirrors
Clocks and Bronzes excellent Oh Paintings. Etageres
Turkish Chairs gt Tables Bookcase 500 volumes choice
Books Luce Curtains, Ornaments statuary. Jardinieres
&c. Dining Room contains Extension Table, Buffet
Chairs silver Tea China and Cut Glassware Cutlery
&C.
Chambers contain
Suits in reps solid black walnut and rosewood Bedseads
Bureaus, washstands Commodes fine spring and hair
Mattresses GW yards Carpet, cane Rockers dc ". B.
Take 7th sth cars 10 2st street Competent
TO shin goods To city country.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A TTENrIoN
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPRoOF BUILDING,
FULTON NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRooF. WELL LOCATED BUILDING. BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE Fosr OFFICE,
&C., &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS. BROKERS,
BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES, AC.. &C., CAN BE
HAD, sINGLy Or EN- SUITE OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM ioxl2 FEET TO 2sxe7 FEET. AT $500.
$500, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
TILE AROYE RuIIpING Is
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY H. 1s7s-TRP1E SHEET
SALES AT AucrIon.

BAAND AV AOOVxOMs
AvHRrs AUCTION
THIS EVENING.
His entire collection
Of costly Paintings
1.-THE somervills Gallery,
81 Fifth avenue
Please attend early, as the sale begins
with fine Works
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ITO LET-IN HARLEM, l27TH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
avenue, three story and basement House. high stoop,
all improvements Apply to r. A. f., 81 Liberty street,
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TINE DEMOIsELLE FRANCAIsE DEMANDE Sc
u placer dams une iamille smcricaine pour soigner
TIN JEUNE LORRAIN, PARLANT LIE FRANCAIS EFT
ranglas desire une place dams pension ou dams
un hotc pour SO rendre utile 10 mason. Adresser NJ
references
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rro LET-STORE ON BROADWAY, FIRST FLOOR
and Basement, 25 feet by 1865 between Franklin and
Canal streets; entrance for shipping; steam ee
yator; good light; all modern improvements Address
IONGSIRE Herald office.
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MARBLE MANTELS.

KLABER STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZIN0
a. Works, lsl and 1885 last Eighteenth strcct-narblo
and Marblcized Mantels, Ting, Marble Counters N0nu
ments prices that defy competition Marble Turning
trade.
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ART SALE I
Antiquesl


Antquesl
Now on exhibition at the Clinton Hall salemooms. ana
to be sold by auction the evenings OF Thursday Friday
and Saturday, May l5 10 and II, private
Cabinet Of Antiques,
collected In Europe by gentleman now residing this
city, comprising Jewery Stone Canoes and Intagios
mounted and unmolnted Relics from Churches and
Bronzes Carvings In Wood, Moaics Sculpture in Lava,
Coral and Conchilla; Pottery, Snufboxes Engravngs
&c, &c.
Art Noticei
Now
exhibition,
free at the heavitt Art Rooms si5 Broadway and will be
2l large and valuable collection of fine
Modern Paintings
The whole Just received Europe and before
exhibited in this country.
Among the artists represented By choice and beautiful
examples are -
Troyon, Springer, Verboeckhoyen.
Van schendel. schaeeis, tn Gerard,
LejOune Stroebel A. Becker,
Hotter, ROfaen Goupil,
MadOu Dansaert Lingeman.
Koek-Koek,. Pecrus Piatteei,
Keeihoh, Carolus, Robbie,
De Braekeleer, Musin, Rianco,
Dillens, Lokh0rst- ReyntjenS
Boogaard, Marenhout Wagner.
and more than hundred Others including six superb
pictures by II. L. Rolie deceased.
The Messrs LEAVlTT AuctiOneers.
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COMPLETELY FIREPROOF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
ppavEMCNTc
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A UGUST MARTINES, AUCrIONEER
n Magnificent Household Furniture.
Pianoforte, Bronzes Drawing Room Suits,
and rare, costly works of art
n nublic auction
on THIS pay "wednesday, at 10Y o'clock

on THIS DAY "wednesday, at lOL o'clock,
at &c West 18th street, between 5h and 9th avenues
cade OF the richest description marquetcrie bos rose
Cabinet Tables Jardnieres EncOignures elegant
Etageres plate glass back, Secreaire Bookcase 800 vol
choice Books velvet medallion Carpets lace Cur.
tains Mirrors Cornices, Paintings by eminent artists
BronZes, Statuary Clocks, Vases magnificent
Planoiorte celebrated maker Music Stand Stool Cover
Chambers-kosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Wardrobes suite, style Louis ~. Mattresses Dining
rooms-Extenson Table, Buffet Silverware, Glassware
Chinaware, Linens Glassware. Also Furniture ser.
wants apartments, Basement, Kitchen Furniture. N. Il.
Parties wishing to attend this sale take 9th stages
or 9th av. cars
A UCTIoN SALE. AUCTION SALE
N This (Wcdne sday) afternoon at O'Clock, all the
first class household Furniture OF private house 100 West
Twenty first strcctvk, magnificent four round corners
Pianoforte Parlor Suits Carpets Parlor Ornaments &C.
Bedroom Furniture, single and double Bedsteads. Hair
and Spring Mattresses Bed Linen &C. the property Of
family declining housekeeping account OF III health
4 UCTIoN SALE AUCTION SALE
n This WEDNESDAY morning, May H. at 10Y O'Clock,
the elegant Household Furniture at the brown stone
apsSn MAJ % East ses Tnrd
Parlors-velvet, Medallion Carpets; magnificent
Grande Duchesse, Pompadour and Marie Antoinette
STYLES Of Parlor Suits covered in the richest description
and gold satin brocatc Turkish Chars, Lounges, MIR
rors Curtains Bronzes Vases Clocks Tables Cabinets
Etageres fine Oil Paintings, by great artists
Elegant double round "a octave
rosewood Pianoiorte, Stool and Cover;
rosewood and walnut Chamber suits style OF Louis XIV
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands spring and hair Mat
tresses. Bedding walnut reps Suits, Sofas HAIRS,
Lounges Curtains Mirrors French walnut inaid Buffet,
n B-Responsible men in attendance to cart, pack or
ship goods for purchasers In city or country Parties
wishing attend tins large sale take Third Fourth
avenue cars " Twenty nth street.
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vxTANrBp-1oo PRACTICAL PUDDLKRs BIZ THE
w Pennsylvania Iron Company, panylie "a meaoy
employment to good workmen ApphScaumon can ne
made 70 the agent the company at the Warrington
Hotel No. Broadway, New York cr ~ LprsTy g,
nation win be given; no Union % men need appiy.
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pYJ.w CAMPBELL JR, AUCTIoNEER..CAMP.
street. without reserve. ono close Coach In running
ordar
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TINE pEMoIsELLE FRANcAIsE, BIRN INsTRUIrR
u de bonnie desirerait uneplace dams unemaison
prvee pour redncaton de eunes enfans ou autre em-
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TRUSTEES SALE,
B. A. CLARK 4 CO., Auctioncers.

VXTILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.
w BY virtue Of chatel mortgage VIII sci tns qsy
at 10 o'clock the entire Fixtures OF the Oyster and Fisf
Market at No Essex street, In the city 0 New xQrk
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr Attorney for MortSagee, once
80 New Bowery.
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@ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
y. Sale of Bourbon and Rye Whskey, Brandies, Gin,
Champagnea Cigars &C. being the stock Of first class
Is Bowery barrels choice old bourbon and Rye Whis
key casks Brandies Gin casks Port and Sherry Wines
cases Wines and LiQuors Champagnes and Cga.H Salq
positive BY order Of MYER ELSUS Marshal. Also =
barrels Kentucky Bourbon pay storage and advances
also $1,000 Cigars and lot OF Tobacco.
CHERIFFs SALE.-R FIELD. AUCTIONEER LII
Bowery will sell this day at II O'Clock, tho contents
cases. consisting Of Cigars Leaf Tobacco and also
ne Cigar Press. By order.
WILLIAn Fl. SHIELDs Deputy.
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A j. BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
IA. TUESDAY, May %,
at12 NJ, at Exchange Salesroom.
Third avenue-Four story brick Store and Dwelling,
04 between Sixtyfrst and Sixty second streets, Nx90
lease hold, $500 ground rent
East Eighty fourth street-Four story brown stone
fats N7, between second and Third avenues.
First avenue-One Lot, side, between 109th and
10th streets. 25x96; half on mortgage.
Mans at II Cedar street
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FRANCE.
Presidential Explanation to Australia. Roche.
forts Hopos-0utfow of spscie-Con-
diti0n Of the Bourse.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

PARIS. Jan. 10, 1873.
President Theirs has instructed the Marquis de
Bonneville, the French Ambassador at Vienna to
convey 10 Prime Minister Andrassy expression OF
the deep regret OF the French government at the
indiscreet publications Of the Duke de Gram0nr.
RELAXING TOWARDS RoCHEFoRT.
NJ Rocheiort has not yet been sent back to prison.
His physicians report that the journey would be
dangerous In his present condition. The govern
ment will decide upon his case to-day.
BULLION IN FLOW FROM THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank of France has decreased
1883, 900 francs during the past week.
BoURsE QUOTATIONS.
The B0urse reports Of quotations. dated in the
forenoon and evening to-day, give the following
rule Of prices :-Rentes opened at 53f 05c. and
closed at 53E SIC.
Debate ON Education Closed by n
Challenge to Duei-Bases OF q Ma
tional Constitution.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1873.
In the National Assembly this afternoon the de-
bate on the Education Council bill was continued
by Monsignor Dupanloup, oil Orleans, who spoke at
great length.
He was interrupted by an alteration between
M. Laurent-Pichat, a radical, and NJ. Decazes,
conservative. Bitter words were exchanged and
there was much bad feeling. After the close Of the
sitting two friends OF the radical deputy called on
M. Decazes and demanded an apology.
The result is unknown, but a duel is probable.
CONSTITUTIONAL BASES.
President Theirs and the Thrty's subcommittee
have agreed to articles permitting the President
to address the Assembly on certain specified occa-
si0ns, and giving him restricted veto power on
legislation. Other bases Tor q constitution have
also been settled.
PARLIAMENTARY PARTY ARRANGEMENT.
meeting to-day OF the deputies belonging to that
party, M. Christopher, radical, was elected Pres.
ident, whereupon M. Cassimir-Perier and his
fri1lds Immediately withdrew and joined the Right.
1t is said that the Bonapartist deputies viii also
unite with the Right.
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CHIsELHURsT TO-DAY.
TF%" - -,r;L-2i y s.-77''
What the SURF eons Say-Eugenie, vic-
toria and the Pope.

-.--.-.s
What the surg cons say-Eugcnie, VIC
toria and the Pope.
LONDON, Jan. 1T A. NJ
The report of the post-mortem examination at
Chiselhurst says the failure Of circulation was due
to the Emperor's general constitutional condition.
The bladder was found to be diseased and the kid
neys were affected. The other organs we're sound
ana healthy; but death was simply question OF
time.
EuGESIE's CONDITION.
The Empress, last night, was calmer and re-
ceiyed several visitors from France She went
several times to the room in which the body LES.
FROM THE QUEEN AND THE POPE
Queen Victoria sent Colonel Gardiner to Chisel-
hurst with an autograph letter, and telegram Of
coincidence has been received from the Pope.
HIS EMINENcE CARDINAL BoNAPARrE.
Cardinal Bonaparte Is expected TO arrive hourly.
Prince Napoleon comes by way Of Germany, not
being permitted to pass through France.
PRIVATE RESPECT.
M Benedett and Madame Canrobert have ar
rived at Chiselhurst.
Bonapartist officers in the French army have
asked leave to attend the funeral The permission
will probably be granted, If they agree to so in
civilians dress.
The Irish journals, generally, express sorrow for
the Bonaparte losa
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains q select Story entitled 'The
Miller of Manneve," and an amusing sketch,
"Quite by Accident" together with the very
Latest News Dy Telegraph from All Parts Of the
World up to the hour OF publication; the Closing
Proceedings in the Trial of Edward $. Stokes for
the Murder OF james Fisk, Jr; Message OF Governor
Dix; Opening of the Second Session Of the Ontario
Parliament and Address of the Lieutenant Gov
ernor; Pnchback's Explanation Of the Louisiana
Difficulty; Horrible Butchery near M0ravia, N. Y.
Assassination OF General Augustin Morales, Presi-
dent of Bolivia General Agueros Expedition in
Aid of the Cuban Insurgents; Disasters OF the Deep;
the Ice Gorge Disasters the COoe Strike at Beaver
Falls Pa; Love and Murder in Naples, and the
Public Debt Statement. 1t also contains the Latest
News by Telegraph from Washington Political,
Literary and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary No.
tees; Varieties; Amusements; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agricul-
tural Budget Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse and
Dry Goods Markets; Financial and Commercial
Intelligence, and accounts Of all the important and
interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Singe subscription, So; Three copies, SIS;
Five COPIES s.; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies, five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD
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Post-NIortem Appeara nces-Funcr Prep
arations and Arrival of MOurncrs.
LONDON, Jan. 10-Midnight.
The post-mortem examination of the ex-Em-
per0rs remains was concluded at Chselhurst this
afternoon, and shows that the immediate cause Of
death was failure OF the action of the heart.
The body will be embamed and lie in state.
The date and place of the funeral have not yet
been appointed.
1t is probable, however, that the funeral cere-
monies will take place in the Roman Catholic
church near the imperial residence.
Prince Murat and Prince Charles Bonaparte
arrived at Chiselhurst to-day.
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TELEGRAM 70 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1873.
The rate OF discount for three months bills In the
open market Is five p NJ 3-l6 per cent below the
Bank OF England rate.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is lower than the Bank OF
England rate by two per cent.
HEAVY FAILURE IN TRADE.
Anselmo Vivante Co., merchants, of this city,
have suspended. Their liabilities are So, 100000.
AMERICAN BANKERS BANKRUPT.
The creditors OF BOwles Brothers in England have
proved in the Court of Bankruptcy claims against
the firm to the amount of $4,000.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

United States Senator II. B. Anthony Of Rhode
Island, Is at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Judge w. 8. Lincoln of Washington, is at the
Grand Central Hotel
Ex-Governor R. M. Price, Of New jersey Is stop
ping at the New York Hotel.
President Andrew D. White, Of Cornell University,
yesterday arrived at the Filth Avenue HOTEL
General J. E. Milford, OF Richmond, ya is stay
Ing ct the Grand Central Hotel.
General II. w. Eldridge, OF Chicago, has quarters
at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Commander Selfridge Of the United States Navy,
yesterday arrived at the New York Hotel. This
of1cer commanded the late expedition to discover
route for the projected interoceanic canal across
the Central American isthmus.
Mr.. Emmanuel Deutsch, OF the British Museum
has gone to Egypt to regain his health and will
there continue his Oriental and antiquarian
studies.
The Japanese Embassy will remain in Paris until
March.
The Jehus OF Rome have special spite against
he Prince Of Naples and run int his carriage at
very oppor tunity One of their number has been
rrcsted.
Prince Arthur, OF England, is to be in Rome dur.
" the Carnival.
The silk speculations of the Maharaja OF Cash
ere are likely 1t is said, to prove failure to
ere cash, owing to mIsmanagement in matters
detail.
The Albert Gold Medal awarded to Henry Besse-
Or by the Society Of Arts was presented to him
the 10th ultmo by the Prince Of Wales, at
lrlb0rough House.
siovanni Oldrini, who last month called upon the
ilabitants Of Milan Italy, to do him homage as
q author Of the sun, moon and stars, has since
bn urged into seclusion, being toe luminous for
oiinary gaze.
Wal Tho vuid of IA
coposer Of mariana" &C., has recovered from a
soere illness.
hther Tom Burke Is sick at New Orleans and
FORBIDDEN BY the doctors lecture for six eight
weeks Here would have been rare chance for
Frpde.
he superheated steam controversy has reached
Cininnati, and an expert informs reporter there
tina he never knew fire to occur In that city from
tina, cause.
AZ sailed, as sailed;
Ana %, T ,silsd' d ss sailed 4 H.a
(F0r further information see the late reports OF
the Murray street gunpowder plot)
Among the latest political notes from West vir.
gna ia the mention OF the name Of Colonel Tom
Swami, Of Kanawha, fer a seat in President Grants
reconstructed Cabinet. The notes Of the dying
swan are said to be the sweetest.
Dr.. D. 8. Smart, o brother OF the newly elected
Congressman from the sixteenth IN. " district
has just assumed the editorship Of the Sandy Hill
Herald.
1t is stated that there will be O bolt from the
democratic caucus In Missouri in case General
Frank p. Blair should receive the nomination fol-
United States Senator. viii bolt prove bar to
his SUGGEST
Colonel Thomas Y. Simons, OF South Carolina, is
at the Metropolitan Hotel. His visit relates to the
financial affairs OF the State.
Colored emigrants from Virginia to Illinois are
returning to the Old Dominion. They say they
''liked Elenoy well enough, but the shakes was
TERRIBLE" Hence their desire to be carried back
to Old virginny."
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1879.
At meeting Of the Philadelphia Soldiers Col
ony, held tonight, the Executive Committee re-
ported having invited prominent speakers to ad-
dress a mass meeting to be held on the 18th inst,
the object Of which is to devise ways and means to
enable soldiers to secure the benefit OF the Home
stead act. The Committee on Congressional Aid
reported draft Of petition for reservation land
In separate tracts for colonies for term OF years.
The petition Will be signed by the members and
will be forwarded to washington.
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BERLIN, Jan. 10, 1873.
During the session Of the Prussian Diet to-day
Count Won Eulenburg Minister Of the Interior, in
to the Interpolation introduced yesterday,
stated that the prosecutions against newspapers
originated In the Foreign ONCE, and their object
was to get judicial decision as to whether such
examinations OF the country ls were contained in
the Papal Auoctton could be legally published and
circulated.
Debate followed, but no action was taken by the
House.
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Died.

vooRuIs-On Friday January 10, 1873, ABRAHAM
VOoRHIs, aged IA years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VAN SICE-On Thursday, January 9, ID. II. VAN
Size, in the list year Of his age
The members of Manhattan Lodge, No. 90, OF +.
and A. M, are hereby summoned to attend spe.
cial communication of the lodge, at Its rooms, 80
Union square, on Sunday, the 18th inst, at one
O'clock for the purpose of paying the last tribute
of respect to our late worthy brother, ID. II. Van
Size. The members of the Grand Lodge and of
Cornthian Chapter, No. l59, r. A. NJ, are respect
fully invited MOSES g. WANZOR, Master.
CORINTHIAN CHATTER, No. 1853. r. A. M.-Com-
panions, you are hereby requested to meet at 80
Union square, Sunday, January IL, at one O'Clock
p. NJ, to unite with Manhattan Lodge in paying
the last tribute OF respect to companion ID. H.
Van Size, deceased. BY order OF the II. p.
WILLIAM II. OWEN, Secretary.
WITTE.-In Brooklyn, on Friday evening, January
10, OF paralysis OF the brain. caused by a fall
through a hatchway, FRED +. WITTE son OF John
II. and Mathilde Witte, aged 10 years and months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Monday next, at two
O'Clock p. M, from Old No. % Cheever place, South
Brooklyn.
(F0r other Deaths See Etghth Pa0e.J
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HONG KONG, Jan. 10, via ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The question which arose concerning the man
ner in which the foreign representatives should
enter the presence OF the Emperor OF China has
been settled, the Chinese officials yielding to the
demands Of the foreigners.
The diplomatic b0dy at Pekin will be received by
the Emperor on the LIST of the Chinese moon.
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1ElEaFAm 70 THE NEW YORK weaALu.

MATAMOROs, JAM 10, 1873.
This afternoon the store and property Of Mr.
Schwartz, an American citizen, were seized by the
collector of Customs under the pretence OF collect
ing back import dues, which were previously
abolished, but are now replaced by the Mexican
government
Much indignation is expressed against those who
endeavor to evade the laws.
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AUSTRIA.
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BRUSSELS, Jan. TO- 1873.
The Independence Beige publishes a letter from
Count Won Beust In answer to the assertions Of
the Duke de Grammont.
The Count shows that Austria tried to dissuade
France from going to war with Prussia, and explic-
lily reserved her right to remain neutral. France,
after war was declared, asked for an alliance and
Austria refused.