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Henry BoIdcro, II. r.

From England we have report OF the occur.
renee OF the death, at the age OF seventy-nine
years, Of Captain Henry Boldero, who for many
years represented in Parliament the borough OF
Chippenham in the conservative interest He
entered the Royal Engineers lieutenant In 1914,
but retired with rank OF captain In 1880; and was
Clerk of the Ordnance from lS41 till 1916. During
the passing OF the Reform bin he endeavored to
preserve two members for Chippenham, and to
commemorate the success OF his exertions his
constituents presented him with a silver cup. He
sat for the above borough in the Parliament OF
1881, and again from 1885 till about 1852
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
The Emperor William Received with ExtraOr-
binary Honor by the Gar.
The Russian Imperial Cortege Advances Thirty
Miles to Meet Him-The People Out in
Force-Honor for Valor."
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, April q, 1878.
His Imperial Majesty the Emperor william OF Ger
many arrived in this city to-day and was received
with extraordinary nonors by the Russian Court
and populace.
TIE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ADVANCE AND PUBLIC 1E-
CEPTrON.
The German monarch was met at Gatshina
thirty miles hence, by the Gear Alexander and the
Russian Grand Dukes, who accompanied him to
the capital. The two Emperors made, their en-.
trance in the presence OF immence crowds OF peo-
pie, who manifested the greatest enthusiasm.
MILITARY REVIEW AND COURT uONoML
The Emperor william first reviewed the regl-
ments OF which he Is honorary Colonel, and was
then conducted to the Winter Palace, where he
was formally receiyed by the Court with the most
imposing ceremonies. The Gear Alexander pre-
sented to him his portrait, sword Of honor, the
Cross of st. George. the Iron Cross for merit with
the additional inscription, "For valor,n and an
inkstand and vases in lapts lazMi.
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Herald Special Report from
the National Capital.
The Fury Of the Ultras Launched Against
the Permanent Commission.
Communist Violation of Per-
sOnal Liberty.
Prominent Parliamentists Plunged
Into Prison.
MASSACRE MAY FOLLOW MUTINY
Rural Populations Ordered to Abandon Home
and Flee to the Cities.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Spanish capital =
MADRID April 81, 1873
The ultras demand the establishment of the
Commune Directory, and are just now en-
gagged in hunting down the members of the
Permanent Commission.
PERSONAL OUTRAGE AGAINST LEADING pAR1IA-
MENTIsTs.
Senor Sagasta has been surrounded in the
street by band of armed men, the leader
bearing Phrygian cap on bayonet
SeiIor Becerra has been arresteda at the house
of Marshal Serrano's mother
Sehor Figuerola was arrested and i'm
prisoned yesterday.
HOW MASSACRE MAY supERvENE FROM Mur1NY.
The increasing fury of the ultras will, neces-
arily, lead to massacre, as the men who con-
stitute the monarchical section of the volun-
teers are disposed to fight against the execu-
ton of the order which has been issued for
their disarmament.
OFFICIAL ACTION AGAINST cARLIsT INVASION.
Captain General Velarde has ordered the
inhabitants Of the country districts invaded
by the Carlists to abandon their farms and
houses and retire into the cities with all the
provisions they can carry.
The Carlist band commanded by the famous
chieftain Saballs has been routed, and its
leader has disappeared.
Treasury Discharge OF National Finan-
cial Engagements.
MADRID, April q, 1873.
The Minister OF Finance announces that arrange
ments have been made for the payment OF the
Treasury bills due at the end OF May, onethird in
specie and two-thrds in new acceptances, payable
one month from date.
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The ''Model SchOOlhOuse" and Its
Modification to q Restaurant.
Papers of Space Allotments and
Ground Plans Lost or Mislaid.
RefreShment Stands, Loans and Finan-
cial RefresherS.
THE NEW COMMISSION AT WORK.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Austrian capital
VIENNA, April 81, 1873.
The scandal in relation to the appoint
ment Of the American Commissioners to the
Industrial Exhibition in this city occupies
public attention almost universally It is dis
cussed in the Vienna journals.
General Van Buren, has addressed to Presi-
dent Grant strong remonstrance against the
act of his suspension. 1t is openly charged
that he was cognizant of the exactions which
are alleged as corrupt. The suspended Com
mission is disposed to deny the authority by
which it has been displaced by Minister Jay.
An editorial article published in the Nieue
Ereie Presse, which quotes United States
Minister Jay as the authority for its utterance
and appears, apparently, under his inspira-
ton, alleges that large sums Of money were paid
to the suspended Commissioners before leaving
America by extensive firms for various con-
cessions Of advantage to the different houses
and that money was accepted by the Com
missioners under pretexts, such as ''a sub
scription for the erection of model school
house." fact which the Austrian writer
ironically exhibits as one of the fruits Of the
working of that institution being that two
restaurant keepers, both Germans, paid one
thousand dollars each for the school house.
United States Minister Jay and General
Van Buren, have been, evidently, at variance
from the beginning, and the delay and dis
organization which has ensued in the Ameri-
can department Of the Exhibition is the
necessary consequence.
LOST OR MIsLA1p.
The list Of American exhibitors, with the
plan of allotment Of space destined for their
use, is not forthcoming. 1t is reported that the
papers were forwarded from London by ex-
press and were lost; but it is likely that it is
among the official papers which General
Meyer refuses to deliver to the newly ap-
pointed Commissioners.
THE NEW COMMISSION.
The names of the new American Commits
sioners are Messrs. Serang, of Pittsburg;
Legrand p. Cannon, Theodore Roosevelt and
jackson S. Schultz.
AND THE WONDER GROWS.
Much excitement prevails in Vienna over
the fact Of the suspension of the corruptly APP
pointed American Commissioners.
THE INEVITABLE NECESSITY" IN PERSONAL
A report, which is now current, alleges that
an assistant of the head Commissioner bor-
rowed money Of the man who obtained the
concession of the refreshment contract, and
that he operated on others in o similar man.
ner.
THE NEW APPorNTEEs ALREADY AT WORK.
The new men ore already engaged in the
performance of their duties. They are socially
in a better position than those who have been
superseded.
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KILLED ON A TRAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April p, 1873
Dennis Rafter, who left here for New YORK last
night, when the train reached the bridge al the
Junction OF the Germantown Railroad put his
head out OF the window and 1t struck against the
bridge. causing instant death. The body was
brought to the city and removed to the Morgue.
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THE HERALD AND THE VIRGINIA SUPREME
COURT DECISION.
From the Richmond Enquirer. A

From the Richmond Enquirer April 2G.l
The NEW YORK HERALD published over TWO col
umns OF interesting matter, in IT'S hnest print tee-
graphed from Richmond by its resident corrcspon-
dent concerning the Mcyeigh-Underwood decision
in cur supreme Court OF Appeals, so that the per.
hdy OF our unjust Judge will become widely known,
and may finally lead to his Impeachment and re-
moval. The HERALD Is certainly an enterprising
and useful paper.
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BODY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND

The body of man about forty-1ve years OF age
was found on the beach near Bath Long Island,
yesterday. The deceased wore black pants ana
vest white Shirt cotton socks, gaiter shoes and no
coat He had apparently been two or three
months In the water. An inquest viii be held by
Justice Bennett, at Bay Ridge.
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Treasury Discharge OF National Finan-
cial Engagements.
OBITUARY.
John H. AulicIs, United states Navy

John II. Aul1ck, united states Navy.
Commodore John II. Aulick OF the United States
Navy, on the retired list, died in Washington yes
terday morning. He was native Of Winchester,
Va. and about eghty-four years OF age Commo-
dore Aulck entered the navy as midshipman In
the year 1902 and in 1912 served on the Enterprise
in all OF her actions and carried her captures-the
Boxer and the privateers Fly and Mars-into port
He afterward served on the Saranac Ontario, Con-
stitutiOn and Brandywine, and was in command Of
the Washington Navy Yard from 1S43 to 1916 Com
modore Aulick was one OF the oldest officers in the
service, and was held in high esteem by the gov
ernment and very extensive circle OF citizen
friends.
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THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS
DENVER, Colorado, April z

DENVER, Colorado April 26, 1878.
President Grant and party reached Denver
safe AND well, at halfpast one O'Clock
to-day. He will remain here till Monday
morning, wheio the party will leave on special
train for Colder, Black Hawk and Central cities,
and from Central City to dahe Springs. They Will
take private carriages and return to Denver on
Monday evening. The President will give pubic
reception on Monday evening at Governors Guards
Hail. he win probably 60 East wa Omaha on
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The FARMERS IN Iowa hold their State Con-
vention on the 10th of June. The republi-
cans hold theirs on the 25th. The democrats
have not called a State Convention, and may
not at all, but will wait and see how the scat
will jump" in the new order of things now
looming up in the State.
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FROST IN SOUTH CARoLINA-ITs EXPECTS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 81, 1873.
Advices from neighboring coast sections report
disastrous results to crops from the killing frost
OF yesterday morning. Much of the cotton will
have to be replanted and the injury to early veget
ables is ire parable Frost late In the season
has not occurred IN this region for fifty years.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, April 81, 1873.
The propeller Equinox, the first vessel OF the
season. left here at eight O'Clock this morning for
Cleveland, &c. At three p. NJ she had reached
Windmill Point and was slowly vending her way
through q mass OF noating Ice which had come
down from the upper lakes.
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Died.

FosDICK.-At Jamaica, H. l., on SUNDAY, April ~.
JULIA f., wife OF Lewis L. Fosdcx, aged "a years
and months.
Funeral tuesday afternoon, Goth inst, at two
O'Clock, at Jamaica.
For other Deaths See rum Pdge.l
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ART MATTERS.
Mr.. Gutierrez.

The pictures OF Mr.. Gutierrez will remain on ex.
hioiton at his rooms, Union square, above FIJI
tecath street. until the lst OF May Upon the Sd
OF May they will be removed to s45 Broadway
where they will be placed on public exhibition an
Til the l3th alter that they will be sold at auction
they embrace some excellent portraits, strong re-
lgious pieces and powerful rendcrngs OF the nude.
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AN ICEMAN DROWNED.

CITY OF KINGSTON, N. ". April 81, 1873.
Jacob BUREAUS, an empoye or the Knlckerbockcr
Zee Company, slipped of pile Of ice at the wash
anQton Point Ice House, on Friday evening, into
che river, and was drowned. Deceased was hity-
nve wears old and leaves wife ald two eaildran-
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

HALIFAX, n. S., April 81, 1875
The efforts to bring about the Union of Prince
Edward Island with the Dominion OF Canada have
not been wholly defeated by the overthrow OF the
late Ministry. The Hon. Mr.. Pope, the new Pre-
uner has gone TO Ottawa to reopen negotiations
mn the subject.
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Comment on the Probable Consequences.
Referring to NJ Theirs position the Paris Ltoerta

BaIu:-
We should not to that inexpIicabe conducs
on the part OF men of experience like N. Theirs and
Count de Remlsat tends to m0narchical restOra
tom but certainly adds another cloud 10 those which
darken the sky aready overcharged of our poo- Re-
public. In any the conduct OF the radicals in pa
ronzing NJ Barodet seems much more likely TO hasten
mOnarchical solution II TO believe that prccept OF
Aristotle, who formerly passed for being sage Tho
turbulence OF demagogues destroys democratic
ments" Are we therefore menaced with 9 tempest ON
all sidess
The Constitutional, apparently In despair,
said
We persist In maintaining ourselves the ground Of
the Compact Of Bordeaux which has hitherto been chs
rendezvous OF all the regular contngents OF the grand
army OF the conservative party, whatever differences
there be in the color of their uniforms II Is this
field that ready to support the candidatre OF
Count de Remusat conservative, against that OF n.
Rurodet. reYnlutinnSt
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encouraged, as we hope the institution which
DR.. Conrad represents will be.

A Government POSTAL CABLE across the At
lantic, properly guarded by an international
treaty, would be of more advantage to the
people Of the two continents than all the
Treaties of Washington that could be written
from now until doomsday.
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From the Wheeling west va.) Register, April 23.l
The NEW YORK HERALD Of last sunday contained
40 columns OF matter, OF which eightythree were
filed with advertisements. The success Of the
HERALD Is one OF the marves OF modern enter
prise. II has parallel in the world, and could be
achieved nowhere else than in the city OF New
YORK.
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At twenty minutes past nine O'Clock yesterday
morning The sloops st. Elmo and President the
former Of Bristol and the latter OF Greenwich,
came IN collision on the East River, the result OF
which was the dlsmasting OF the President and
breaking an arm and leg OF captain John w
Marshall her commander who was landed ana
taken 70 Bellevue Hospital.
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BODY OF BISHOP M'ILvAINE.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April %, 1873
Rev. Thomas 5. Yocum and Mr.. Thomas G. obi.
orne will leave here tomorrow for New York to
receive the body OF Bishop Mclyaine, which they
-" hriDg here for burial
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count Dc Rcmusats Address to che
People.
Count DE Rcnusat addressed the people just
previous to the voting in the following terms:-

The department Of the Seine about to elect reprs-
sentative and the honored citizens kindly selected
me- assocatng name by their high favor with an I'M
pOrtant act which the liberation OF the arritory
l could not remain ihdiGerens to such an honor and
gratitude alone would have s,ced induce INV arccDt
ance To obtain the suffrage Of this capital upon which
the attention OF the world is fixed the height OF my
ambition and would be regarded by me as the most
precious reward. long life entirely spent ia
Paris qny birthpiace) might permit me to alb
stain from recalling the principles that have
under every rgime, have sought loved and desired
Of the law and not on perpetual revolution ! have
considered any government to be Of a lasting
character unless moderate and deriving its strength
from the confidence Of the country United the Pres
dent ct the Republic by friendship of fifty years stand
ing, have adopted from convictions and mainta ned
with fidelity the policy that he has often laid down
his speeches ana messages which has restored peace
abroad and order ut home, repaired the forces OF
the State through the reconstruction OF the finances
and the army made the Republic a stable
and reassuring government, and, above all,
has enabled the speedy liberation OF the territory
70 be accomplished II is necessary that this policy
should be rendered perfect by means OF laws that
announced some time back. and which have been re-
my opinion, can have no other object III TO organize
the OF the Republic consolidating by regu
lar institutions in conor nifty with the experience
ages and based the integrity Of universal Suffrage
France Is calm and tree. She has before
mistress Of her destnies In this solemn moment
Paris imposes great duties upon the deputy its CHOICE
inasmuch the noble city. in conadng its interest to
him, wishes that he should be not only the deputy
city but OF an entire nation.
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THE APACHE CHEF.
Later Report from Arizona-Army Sur
geon Orr Explains that Cochfse Is Not
Respon sibIe for the Recent Raids.

EeOn Orr Explains tnat Cochse - NOT
Respon siblc for the Recent Raids.
WASHINGTON, April %. 1873.
Army Surgeon S. L. Orr, who has been stationed
at Apache Pass Arizona, on the Cochise Indian
Reservation, during the past year, arrived here
yesterday, having left the Reservation, March g.
He reports that Cochse was then on the Reserva-
ton, and had not been from 1t since the date OF the
treaty OF peace with General Howard. Surgeon Orr
says the raiding IN Sonora which has been attributed
to Cocnse was done by the White Mountain In.
dians, who, though friends with Cochlse, are not
members of his band. Few II any, OF the latter are
believed to have taken part in these forays. In
further denial OF reports that Cochise has violated
his pledges, surgeon Orr states that Cochise some
time ago voluntarily moved his residence
thirty miles more distant rom the sonora
line to point midway between Camp Graham and
For: Bowie, where he Is still more eectually under
control and within supervision OF our military
FRY
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A.-Window Shades; Also Patent Self
acting FIxrU RES; prices reduced.
@. J.. Kelly 4 CO., ia Broadway.
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The Living Legacies that Families
leave behind them when they May day can be
Thoroughly exterminated only by KNOWLES INSECT
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During the progress OF lively "scrmmage"
yesterday afternoon between Ann Reynolds OF 90
Charlton street. and Elizabeth Kelly, OF 2o7 Mercer
street, Ann had the upper portion OF her Uranium
old teapot, which the aforesaid Elizabeth welded
with wonderful vigor.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Best I'm the
world The only true AMI perfect dyo. All druggists
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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 thermomete at Hudnut'a
Pharmacy HERALD Building
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Corns Removed.--Nnils, Buntons, All
Diseases Of Feet cured, DR. wEsTERvELTs Chiropo-
DIST s52 Broadway, near Fourteenth street. onargea
1oIp
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JohH Mal0ney, OF 245 East Eighteenth street.
and James Stretch, OF 100 South Fifth avenue,
engaged in fight at 299 Mott street yesterday
afternoon, during which Maloney was severely
injured On the head by being beaten with large
hnfflp.
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tlemeus HATS. For hnencss OF material, elegance Of
finish durability and economy OF price they cannot bs
Try them at the sale sroom OF the
turer. lis Nassau street
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From the Keokuk Qowa) Gate City, April 20.l
The NEW YORK HERALD Is unquestlonably the
foremost newspaper, and has the largest business
patronage in the world. some of its recent issues
have been prodigies.
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Forman's spring style OF Hats for Gem
tlemen and are now exhibition Sl Fourth ave.
nue, between fweniy. 9TH aud Twenty sixth streets.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 Broadway. corner OF Murray street
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NEW YORK CITY.

A fire in the Howard Mission, 40 New Bowery,
last evening, damaged the premises to the extent
OF $780,
Quartermaster Letrogues, OF the steamship
Pereire, lying at pier 90 North River, committed
suicide at half past twelve O'Clock yesterday by
throwing himself from one Of the ships yards.
Death was instantaneous.
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NAVIGATION ON THE LAKES.

AVCTHRH LVIIptTHIUTC VcsteTIHy /.
average temperature for corresponding dat'
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Havana Lottery drawings on File
Circulars sent free orders promptly filed. JOSEPH
BATES Agent 1876 Broadway room 4; Chatham bans
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Sew scheme
now out orders llcd, prizes cashcd, Information ie.
nisheL Highest rates paid tor spanish bills. &C, ~,
TAILOR Il co. Bankers. Is Wall street, new YORK.
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FRANCE.

Paris City Election for Seat in the Nations, A.
sembly-The Electoral Vote Extraordinar;lv
Heavy-President Theirs Candidate and
Personal Friend Defeated Radical Tri-
umphs in the Capital and Elsewhere
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS, April ~, 1873.
The election OF Deputy TO I'LL the vacant seas
for this city in the Assembly was held to-day Tho
vote cast was unusually large.
LATEST RETURNS FROn THE POLLS
The following are the latest returns:-
M. Barodet (radicaD Observation-Disclosures 100000
Baron Stonel tcOnservative) ............. I27 OJA
Count de Remusat supporter of President
ThIer5) .....-.... $500
The Official returns will probably differ little
from these agures winch ensure tile election o.
Nj. Barodet.
THE PEOPLE OUT IN FORCE.
Large and animated crowds are in the streets,
notwithstan ling cold rain, awaiting the latest
news and eagerly discussing the result.
PROGRESS AT OTHER POINTS.
Elections were held to-day in Marseines ana Bor-
deaux. In wssch the sadicaf candidates were also
successful
Count De Remusats Address to che
People.
Count DE Remusat addressed the people just
previous to the voting in the following terms:-
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from the Keokuk Qowa) Gate City, April 23.l
The NEW YORK HERALD is unquestonably the
foremost newspaper, and has the largest business
patronage in the world. Some OF its recent issues
have been prodigies.
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special Notice to Lad

SneCINT NDEICt I1NUftNs-HsO
a sewing machneg II SO, don't tail to hook At the Will
NEy before purchasing IAS the perfect maenhlv eVisN
did rooms. 6f3 Broadway