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The New York herald., 1874-03-12
EN GLAND.
Holiday Reception of the Royal Bride-The
Question Of the Parliamentary
Opposition Leadership.
TsLeGHkms TO THE NEW y0EX HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1874
Thursday, the day of the formal e1t7'ee OF the
Duke OF Edinburgh and mis- bride in London, Will
be observed as q holiday at the government docks
and arsenal at Woowicn.
THE PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION LEADERSHIP
Ii his health will permit, Mr.. Gladstone Will re-
sumo the leadership OF the liberal party In 1875.
The members OF the late Cabinet held meeting
to-day, at which, at the request OF MIR. Gladstone
they agreed to accept the temporary leadership OF
the Marquis of Harrington. section OF the lib
erals. however, propose to temporarily follow the
lead OF Sir William Harcourt or Mr.. Robert Lowe.
Civic Decorations I'm Honor OF the Royal
Bridal Party.
LONDON, March 1850 A. N.
The entire route Of the procession OF the Duke
and Duchess OF Edinburgh, from Paddington sta.
ton to Buckingham Palace via Oxford and Regent
Streets is gay decorated with hags, streamers. &C.
The procession Will begin to move at forty min
utes past eleven O'Clock A. M.
TO RESIGN THE CROZIER
The Archbishop Of Canterbury Will soon retire.
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NEW HAMPsHlRE'S REVOLUTION.
The Supposed Defeat OF the Republic
cnns-Causes OF the Democratic Gains
The Latest Estimated Results.


cnnS-Causes OF the Democratic Gains
The Latest Estimated Results.
CONCORD, March II, 1874.
The smoke OF the political conflict OF yesterday Is
fast clearing away, and reveals probable defeat
all sides for the republican party Weston will not
be elected by popular vote, owing to the strength
OF the prohibitionists. Reliable returns from $50
towns have been received, which give McCutchins
29,640; Weston, 30,375 Blackmer, 1732. The House
will have small democratic majority. definite
result has not yet been reached In the Councillor
and senatorial districts.
EXTENT OF THE REPUBLICAN RoUT.
The republican party were prepared for non-
election OF their gubernatorial candidate by the
people, but their defeat in the popular branch or
the Legislature is overwhelming The agitation on
the prohibition question, which has been INTRO
duced to some extent into the campaign has had
an erect TO lose the republicans large number or
representatives.
CAUSES OF THE DEFEAT OF THE REPUBLICANS.
leadlng republican newspaper, IN long Leader
to-day, charges their party defeat TO great eX-
tent on the administration at Washington. Butler
ism and the Sanborn contracts the imitation
schemes, the moety system and the failure or
Congress TO meet the wants o the masses by legIs-
latOn were the unendurable causes OF the present
defeat. The simmons confirmation alone must
have cost the party 1000 votes.
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Tenn mperance in Brooklyu.

The ladies who have entered upon the temper.
ance cause in that city constantly in receipt OF
letters from liquor dealers inviting their attend
ance and prayers. On next Sunday evening they
will hold q meeting at Antonia Meyers saloon,
Bridge street, and yesterday morning letter was
received from dealer in beer named Dusell, OF
Park avenue. He invited the ladies to call upon
him. A delegation visited HIM and was kindly re-
celved. He promised to abandon the beer busi-
soon as lie could find some other occupa-
ton whereby TO antain his lamiiv.
The pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church, in
Clermont avenue, corner Of WlilOughby avenue,
has offered the use Of his church to the temper
apce a2ttators lOr as long time a. they may re-
quire it. mass meeting Will be held In Talmages
Tabernacle on the 18th inst. There Will also he
mass meeting held at Plymouth church on Thurs.
day evening" the 10th INST.
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THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

The Fleet at Key West Preparing to
Disperse-Reports and Rumors ms TO
tho Destination OF the Different Vessels.
KEY WEST Fla, March IL, 1874
The Wachusett sails on Monday next for New
Orleans
Commodores Parker and Rogers are passengers
IN the Wachusett, and are en- route for Washington.
The feet will dispense shortly.
1t IL currently reported that the Wabash, Con.
Gress and Alaska will 60 to Corfu.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
The Jersey City Boulevard Sustafned-
The Reform school Bili Killed.

The Jersey City Boulevard Sustained
The Reform school Bili Killed.
The debate on the Jersey City boulevard occu-
pied three hours In the Assembly yesterday.
Messrs. Washburn, Ward and Fitzgerald strenu.
ously advocated the measure. motion TO indel-
ntely postpone was lost, and the bill was ordered
to a third reading. The Hudson county members
supported it. win the exception OF Messrs. McGIl
Sheeran ana Coombs. The bill will be put ON its
fnal passage without opp position.
Ihe bill introduced by Mr.. Mcdonnell, to allow
clergymen OF every denomination to visit the state
Reform School, was brought up ON Its lnal passage
IN the House. Some OF the advocates OF the bill
changed their votes, on the ground tnat the bill, as
originally introduced, was ignored, and another
bill, proceeding from fanatlcal Clique In Jersey
CITY, substituted Under these circumstances they
did not feel bound to support the bill On a dlvi.
sion 1t was lost by vote OF II TO 80. The bill was
sustained last week by vote OF q. The inter.
ference OF mischievOus parties Killed It.
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Ex.PREsIDENT FILLMoRG's FUNERAL.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March IL, 1874.
The final arrangements Tor ex-Presdent Fill
more's funeral were completed tonight. The
body will lie in state at St. Paul's Cathedral to-
morrow from nine A. NJ to half past one P. M. to
permit the general public to view the remains.
The funeral procession and ceremonies will be OF
as grand and Imposing character as the feelings
Of the family Will permit The House Committee
aud State authorities VIII arrive tomorrow.
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THE STEAMSHIP NUREMBERG IN A GALE.

DALI INVHE, Mu., March II, 1874.
The North German steamship Nurnberg arrived
at this port to-day. She left Bremen February II.
On Tuesday, February ~, she experienced a ter.
ritc gale which continued until the following dav
when a heavy sea swept the vessel bearing four
Lie boats rom tue davits, one OF which crushed IN
. skyll9ht anowing the water to pour into the
Goblin, here costly paintings mirrors and furnl-
1Are were damaped ~ the cxtent Vt between
S1us00o md s30vyo,
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Revolving scenes at Jeffersonvil1e, Ind
Fears OF Riot and Bloodshed.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, March IL, 1874.
Alter Mrs Hunt the quaker lady, had finished
her street lecture on temperance to-day the cru
saders started on their usual daily saloon Visits
They had held services in front OF several and ar.
rived at Jonn Stiles, on Spring street, at Tour
O'Clock. Here they met Mrs. STILES at the door
who attacked Mrs. jackson, one Of the leading
crusaders, throwing her down. The police inter-
fered aud queted the disturbance. After several
prayers and songs Jonn Slttles became very ools-
ferrous threw o1 his coat ana proposed to light the
entire crowd The efforts OF his friends quieted him
while drinks were being sold and the rafting OF
glasses and oaths could be heard across the street.
The services continued, and the crowd had IN.
creased that the street was literally blocked
and the excitement at Its height. the irionas Of
the movement aud those against II seemed ready
iog any emergency, and iears nave been sxpressea
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TELEGRAPAIG ITEMS.

Mrs Isabella Beecher Hooker and some other women
OF Hartford, viii apply Tor registration as voters this
week.
was killed this morning Hudson River train, ne ar
hyde Park, by striking against bridge
The Mexican authorities at Mntamoros, In response to
the serving OF exradition papers upon them have
soutely refused o arrest the fugitive Treasurer of Jersey
City, A. n. Hamilton.
The fresho Nova Scotia Of Wednesday last old great
damage IN the part oi Halifax county and IN
Pioou county, Many bridges ana mail 0Asns wore oRrs
FLED away and the roads Aubnefged.
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A THIRD TRIAL FOR MURDER.

BANGOR, Me-, March II, 1874.
The third trial OF Eldridge w. Reed, for the mur.
der of John Ray, In Milway, in September, 1870,
commenced to-day. Reed was convicted OF mur-
der in the first degree at his first trial In 1870, but
his counsel aled exceptions to the verdict on the
ground Of lnsuficiency OF evidence ana d second
trial TOOK place III August last and resulted IN o
disagreement OF the iury.
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sl5O, 1000 INSURANCE ON A MANS LIFE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March II, 1871.
dencit OF at least $5s goo has been found H. tho
accounts OF Adolph Hammers, late Tax Receiver Of
this city, who died very suddenly and under sus'
pic;ous circumstances, on Monday morning last.
The Finance Committee the CITY Council are sun
engaged in an examination OF tue accounts, ana
other deficits may yet be found. An inquest on
the body has been postponed until the conten - OF
the stomach have been FULLY examined ana u re-
port made Hammers was possessed Of constderar
Bile property, besides an insurance or SlooOoo on
his lie, which will probably be contested
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LADIES NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SCHOOL CON-
MISSI0NERS.

BOSTON, Mass, March II. 1874.
Ipe City Solicitor has again decided against the
right Of women to serve on the Boston School Com.
mittee. "rhe supreme Court" he says, "in the
opinion given TO the House OF Representatives,
conhne themselves expressly to the question sub.
prohibits the serving OF women upon school COM
Mttees-and say tnat they do not deal with any
statutes. luis seems To be an lntmation that u
different result.v -e~' '~~~ ~ -
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES INOREAsINa

CHEYENNE, wyoming Territory, March II, 1874.
The Cheyenne Leader OF tnis morning has q
special despatch from Fort Laramie. which says
messenger from the Red Cloud Agency, Just
arrived, reports that General Smith, with eight
companies OF cavalry and our OF infantry, started
yesterday tor the Spotted ral Agency. The Bruies
and Minnecoujous were concentrating near the
agency and threatened tight. Tne Indians
Is Inucn bad talk ABOUT the soldiers being IN that
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
OBITUARY.
Jean Cruveilhier, M. ID.

Jean Cruveilhfer, NJ. ID.
N. Jean Cruveilhier, the eminent French physi.
cian, Is dead The occurrence Of his demise Is re-
ported by cable telegram from Paris, under date
Of yesterday. DR.. Cruveiher was eighty.three
years OF age. lie had devoted himself with untir-
Ing energy 10 the study and practice OF MS proIes
son. and was long regarded as an authority on
brethren.
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TELELRAMi 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March II, 1874.
Marshal Serrano has assumed supreme command
OF the forces operating against the Carsts in the
North.
General Morlones has resigned his command IN
the Army OF the North in consequence OF illness.
Jove1lar's Successor in the Government
of Cuba.
MADRID, March II, 1874.
The report that General Jose Concha is to be ap-
pointed Captain General OF Cuba, in place Of Gen.
eral Jovenar, Is confirmed.
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A WIFE BEATEN TO DEATH.

CHICAGO, March IL, 1874.
horrible case OF wife murder occurred at
Peoria, H., on Monday night Thomas Fitzgerald
q drunken wife beater. having literally pounded
his Vile to death In a 1t oi drunken fury. The
murderer was arreaIed.
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ST. DOMINGO.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Celebrating the Anniversary Of the
3 urn tion OF President
Gonzales.
ST. DOMINGO, March /, 1874.
On February 81 the anniversary OF the Republic
OF st. Domingo was celebrated with great re.
10icings.
The Inauguration of President Gonzales has
been deferred until Congress- has considered and
revised the new constitution.
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by number OF good citizens that it may yet Iced
TO blOodshed.
Mrs. STILES was so enraged that she told the
crusaders tnat II would look better Tor them TO be
at home where they belonged and look alter their
families, she did, instead II trying TO make
trouble at other peoples houses.
The services continued at this saloon until six r.
M, and the crowd did not disperse until several
second story windows.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
A MARYLAND MURDERER CONVICTED.
BALTIMORE, March IL,

BALTIMORE, March IL, 1874
In the Criminal Court the case of Charles Henry
Jones, colored, for the stabbing and killing OF Ed
ward Berry, colored, on Sunday, January IL last,
In dispute over game OF cards Was given to
the jury this afternoon, and In ess tnan five mill
utes they brought in verdict or murder in the
frat degree.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 1850 A. N.
The Crown has commenced prosecution in
Limerick against number Of physicians and
Others for attempting to defraud the New York
Life Insurance Company by obtaining policies nm
known to the persons whose lives they sought to
insure.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
Rumors OF q Riot at Dayton Contra
dicted.
CINCINNATI. March IL. 1874.

CINCINNATI. March IL, 1874
Rum0rs were current tonight OF serious riot
In Dayton and that three or four persons were
killed In consequence or the women's temperance
movement but careful inquiry shows that all mas
been quiet there, and that there Is no truth in tho
rumOrs-
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OVERFLOW OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

Captain Lee, Of the steamer Phil. Allen, says that
the overflow Is not so bad as reported between
here and Helena, and thinks the damage Will be
comparatively light.
There Is no further news from the crevasse at
sunnower but news from tnar quarter ls anx-
,ousy expected.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS,

Nominations for Governor and Other
OGicers by the state Convention.
PROVIDENCE March IL, 1874.
The Republican State Convention met In this city
to-day ana nominated Henry Howard for Governor,
Joshua NJ. Addemau for Secretary of State,
Willard Sayles ior Attorney General and samuel
Clark Tor General Treasurer--all by acclama-
tion. For Lieutenant Governor there was
ballot and Charles C Van Zandt received % votes;
William l.. Sayles, previously nominated by the
ProhlDitory Convention, received 2s, and l.. w.
Ballou received l5 General Van Zandt was then
nominated for Lieutenant Governor oy accama-
ton. The candidates are all present incumbents.
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The Saloon Keepers OF San Francisco
Gracefully Yiold.

SAN FRANCISCO March IL, 1874
Inc saloon keepers OF this city have agreed to
close out selling liquors and confne themselves to
groceries The business thus far OF the women's
temperance crusade Is confined 70 corner groceries
where nQuor Is sold
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, March II, 1874
Exchange irregular: on the United States ~ days
currency rs VI premium short sight " ~ premiums
" uays gold, lIU Ala premium; short sight ia ~
psomum On London, lSe ly6 premium. vh PnrtA lu
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a CONSIDERATIONS ON CATARRH" BY A. \
"A. Williamson, NJ d., late clinical physician In th
University Medical College. sent Tree. Address No. Is
East seventeentn street.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

A,-The Cruelties inflicted by the bior-
rid springs, finger pads" and the iron hoop truss
blacksm are astounding The ELASTIC 1RUs !, oS3
Broadway comfortably retains and Rupture
nficaa
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LONDON, March IL, 1874.
The latest dispatches nom the Ashantee expe-
dition state that the British loss In the war was
1e KILLED and 3es wounded.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

An American Citizen Pardensd.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK EERALD.

HAVANA, March II, 1874.
George W. O'Neal, Of Philadelphia, who was con.
vcted OF homicide at Trinidad, has been pardonea
by Captain General Jovellar.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March IL, 1874.
N. Bertholdi, the new French Minister at Wash
ington, will sail from Havre Tor New York on
FRIDAY next
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In Pennsylvania,

WILLIAMsPORT, MNrch H. 1874.
The women's crusade against the liquor traffic
and IN iavor OF local option remains undated
over 900 women are now enlisted In this city,
Tremendous mass meetings are being neld and
the various clergymen earnestly cooperate In the
movement
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
Spring Hygiene.

Spring HyTTcne.
March humors brings and gVeth rise to pains;
Then cat OF roots, but open not thy veins. -
Take meats but slightly cooked and take their u,ce;
OrVAPOR BAIHs ana sweetened food make use
lOrdronauX's translation De Mar ms "
The sprng physic so commonly resorted to for purity
ing the bloodn may be dispensed with by takin mo
RUSSIAN OR VAPOR BATHS, at No. 25 East Fourth st
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

A.-Citixens and Strangers Who Dc siro
first class business HAT should call at EsPEN.
SCHEID,S. lis Nassau street
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye is Spiendid.-
Never fails Established 81 years. Sold and pro lerly
applied at BATCHELUR'S Wig factory, 10 Bond ST., n
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SAN FRANCISCO. March II. 1874,

The Central Pacific trains east and west are
running on time, but the storm is renewed to-
night in the mountains and more trouble is an.
ticlpated.
The weather here and in the interior remains
unsettled, with alternating frost and rain. The
farmers IN most localities need o few days. warm,
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly harmlessly splendidlv; 1t rmparts the most
natural shades and Is easily applied. Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

A.-Announcement.- Celebra.
ted style Dress HATS for genemen-ony correct STYLE
7lQ and Ll03 BrOadWay.
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specialty.-Knox's Spring Styie
specially Ready now KNOX
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

Tested by Tfme.-FOr Throat Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCh Is
have proved their efficacy by test of many years.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

Sworn Cure for Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia and dseases-Dr. FILTERS EHEU-
MArlC REMEDY; no cure. no charge. Il John street,
and druQRats'
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SPAIN

TAe Chief Command OF the Army OF tie North
General Concha for Cuba.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

GOodalIs Playing Cards-The Best, tho
cheapest Ask for and insist on getting them. Sold
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
FRANCE.

Yhs Minister to the United States About to
Embark.
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AVeraVe temperature yestefuay. ............... y
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ..................... 4osS
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ASHANTEE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

English Report Of Army Losses in the War.
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IRELAND.

Crown Prosecution in Defsnos Of New York
Capitalists.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

Wigs, Toupecs.-G. Rnuc nfuss, Practi-
cal Whig Maker, also Importer OF Human Hair a East
Twelfth street. near Broadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Why Disgust Your Associatcs with O..
fensive breath constant hawking and blowing. when Dr
SAGk'S CArAKRH RkMEDY Will cure your
The New York herald., 1874-03-12
The Snow Blockade on the Pacific
Roads.

SALT LAKE CITY, March II, 1874.
No passenger trains from the West have ar
rived at Ogden since Monday noon. One train Is
expected there at twelve O'Clock tonight and
two at three and i've O'CLOCK tomorrow morning.
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WEATHE.s REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
W AK DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March l2-l A. NJ. J
PTObabiIifipS

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 12-l A. NJ.
Probabilities
For New England, partly cloudy weather and
fresh to very brisk north and west winds will pre-
vail with temperature below freezing.
For THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE.
GIoN, FRESH AND BRISK NORTH TO WEST WINDS,
LOW TEMPERATURE AND GENERALLY CLEAR
WEATHER.
For the Southern States east OF the Mississippi,
very generally clear weather and light to fresh
winds, mostly northerly, on the coast.
For the upper lake region and south over the
Ohio Valley, generally clear weather and fresh,
brisk nOrtherly winds.
For Missouri and Iowa, clear weather and east
early to northerly winds.
The Ohio and Cumberland rivers VIII fall.
The New York herald., 1874-03-12

Havana Bankers.-J. B. Martinez ~ Cos,
10 Wall street, New York. will paw the highest rate os
Spanish Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills kc
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The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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and child. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tecihing soens the reduces inuaHmt-
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every mother who has suffering child, Go no let
your prejudice the preudices OF others. stand be-
tween Won your suffering child and the re ef nat
will be sure-yes absolutely sure-to follow the W1 OF
This medicine. IL lmelY used
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