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F r A n G e.
MacMahon's Difficulty in Constituting q
New Ministry.
Ministerial Tactics for the Man.
aqenent Of the Assembly.

PARIS, JAM TO- 1875.
The Duke de Broglie has informed President
MacMahon that he will not be able to organize
Ministry until the Assembly comes TO decision
with regard to the constitutional bills.
THE PRESIDENT IN COUNCIL.
The President to-day communicated to the
Council OF Ministers the results oil interviews had
with various party leaders, and requested the
present Ministers to remain In office until the
Assembly comes to vote on the constitutional
bills and a new government Is formed.
A CABINET RECUsANT.
All acceded to she request except M. Chabaud
Laotur, Minister OF the Interior, who will proba
bly, be replaced by N. Grivarr, from the Depart
ment OF Commerce.
PARLIAMENTARY CALCULATIONS.
It il hoped that the Army bill will be disposed OF
. in the Assembly by Tuesday or Wednesday. and
that the consideration OF the constitutional bills
will Immediately follow.
The Ministers will take no part in the debate.
MOVEMENT FOR DISSOLUTION OF TIE AS
SEMBLY.
PARIS Jan. 10, 1875.
The Bien Public says proposal in favor OF the
dissolution OF the Assembly has been numerously
signed by members OF all sections Of the Left.
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THE INDIGNATION MEETING
TONIGHT.

The mass meeting OF citizens OF all political par.
ties will be held at the Cooper Institute tonight
All the late news from New Orleans and Washing.
ton in reference to the Louisiana outrares serves
to make the people more determined to show
tneir sentiments In regard to the action OF
General Sheridan In the matter. The feeling
against President Grant Is very intense, and
people were unmeasured In their expression
OH Yesterday. me OBJECT Of the meeting and the
eject It would be likely to produce were the Gen.
eral subject OF conversation yesterday In public
places, and there seemed to be but one opinion
among all classes OF men. It is more than proba
bic that the compass OF the hall In the Cooper In
stitute viii be too limited for the vast audience
VINO win want TO take part In the proceedings;
and this ID not to be wondered at considering the
intense Inclination Of the people. 1t mas been
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1875
IRWIN ON THE COURSE OF TIE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE AND THE PACIFIC MAI,
coMPANY--sKILFUL MANIPULATION OF cuEcxs
irwin was to-day ordered to be Kept within the
limits OF the JAIL not being allowed to walk out.
SIDE. lie Is confined in the same room In which
General s'ckles was put while on trial for the
murder OF Key. Irwin still insists that the chief
object OF the committee Is to suppress testimony
which ne desires TO give. He says the committee
want to find out what congressman were pribed.
any. and that the object OF the Pacific
Mall company Is to make 1t appear that he stole
the money given to him to procure subsidy. IN
order that thej may get tie sympathy OF Congress
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VENEZUELA.

HAVANA. Jan. 10. 1875.
News from Venezuela to December 20 has been
received.
The revolution in the interior had received
severe blow. The tnsurgent Generals Pulido
and Alfaro Perez had been captured near Urics
and were in prison at Laguayra.
President Guzman Blanco, with II coo men, was
marching on Barsiquimento to attack General
Colfna, who commands the remaining revolu.
tonary forces.
complete triumph for the government and
the early re-establlshment OF peace was con.
sidarad certain. -
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FIRES AND EXTREME COLD.
PATERSON DEPOT. N. T.. Ian. IN

PATERSON DEPOT, N. j., Jan. 10, 1875
fire at two O'Clock this morning DESTROYED
barn on Lawrence street; loss $780, At twenty
minutes OF three O'Clock another fire broke out,
damaging Adolphus Smead's house, on Market
street, to the extent OF 81, 500. The mercury was
SIX or eight degrees fellow zero. some OF the
steam engines were frozen up, and the dremen
suffered terribly
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STEAMSHIP COLLISION.
The Steamers AbbOtsfOrd and Pennsylvania
at Queenstown Disabled.
DAMAGES AFTER COLLISION.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1875.
The steamship Abbotsford, from Antwerp
by way of London for New York, which was
reported on january as having returned dis
-abled, was towed into Queenstown to-day
with loss of her screw She was in collision
with the steamer Pennsylvania, of the Amer
ican line, from Liverpool and Queenstown,
bound for Philadelphia.
THE Pennsylvania DISABLED.
The Pennsylvania was badly damaged, and
also put back to Queenstown.
vHE ABBoTsFoRD SAID TO BE BADLY DAM
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 10, 1875.
Il appears that the steamship Abbotsford,
now at this port for repairs, came into COL
lision with the steamer Pennsylvania, Of the
American line, hence for Philadelphia, and
was badly damaged.
ANOTHER MARINE DIsAsTER-Loss OF LIFE.
LONDON, Jan. I1-6 A. M.
The steamer Kathleen Mary, from odessa for
Falmouth has been lost at sea- and twenty.slx
persons drowned.
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SPAIN AND CUBA.


THE CApTAyN GfNEEArsHyp OF THE ISLAND TEN
DERED TO vAIMAsEDA--Ers CONDITIONS OF Ac-
CEPTANCE.
MADRID. Jan. TO- 1875.
The Council! OF Ministers have rendered to Count
Valmaseda the office OF CAPTAIN General Of Cuba
Valmaseda will rot accept the post unless he Is
granted reinforcement OF 1000 men, which he
deems indispensable Tor the eTectual suppression
or the instruction.
should this be promised him he Will 20 to Cuba !;
,but before his departure viii propose plan Tor
the gradual emancipation OF the slaves in the
island.
REVIEW OF THE VOLUNTEERS N HONOR OF THE
SPANISH RoYALTY-PoLrTICAL CANARDs FOR
FINANCIAL PURPOSES
HAVANA, Jan. G, 1875.
On Sunday last there was grand review OF all
the volunteers in and around Havana IN honor Of
the new King Of Spain.
About 1900 troops passed In review.
There was no excitement and but few OF the
troops cheered for Don Alfonso
Fully 5000 volunteers were absent from their
regiments.
CONTRADICTORY RUMORS.
All kinds OF rumors are put anoat In Havana by
she spanish authorities to bear the gold market
One Is to the effect that Don Carlos, with 20 600
troops, had declared Tor Alfonso.
The Cubans also have rumors anoat to the effect
that arms and ammunition had been landed for the
insurgent army, but upon inquiry from reliable
sources 1t is learned that the rumors are put 10
circulation TO keep up the price OF gold.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

While Mary welsch. slxty-nve years old. residing
al No. 2l7 Houston street. was cooking in her
Kitchen on the evening OF the sth inst. her dress
becoming entangled In the stove, caught fre and
the flames spread so rapidly that ner BACK arms
and legs were severely burned before the fire could
oe extinguished. She was removed to Bellevue
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FIRE In LUDLOW STREET.

Shortly after one O'Clock this morning a Ere
broke out In bedroom on the second
moor OF the tenement In the rear OF No.
II Ludlow street. 1t caused considerable
alarm among the numerous inmates OF the housc
On account or the great volume OF smoke IL prO.
duced. After some df1cul,y the nremen sun.
pressed ~. The loss occasoned by II is estimated
a. Only S2o' This falls upon MIR. Greenepaum.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1878.


NeVHOtJtuW Bdys.
1.-THE somewhat remarkable letter OF Judge
Dloble Assistant Attorney General, to Hon.
Charles Foster, when was published in the demo-
cratic papers or this city yesterday morning, was
the subject OF considerable comment during the
day. We cOnversed with very lew who took the
and we eel authorized to say tnat the opinion IS
his individually and is not held by the leading re-
pUblicans OF The State. Governor Kellogg most
emphatically disclaims any endorsement OF the
letter and states that Mr.. D1bble published IL In
democratic papers alone, without consulting MIN
or the other leading republicans on the subject.
HIS own views are In direct opposition to Mr.. DID,
bles on the status OF the State government"
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.

THE KAIsER's RELATIONS WITH MADRDrPRUs-
SLAM FEKLINa AGAINST THE CARL1sTs.
LONDON, Jan. I1-6 A. M
The Posts Berlin special despatch says lively
correspondence is IN progress between the Ger.
man and Spanish governments IN regard to the
outrage by the CarIists on the German vessel
Gustav.
IL is rumored that the German corvettes Victoria
and Louisa have been ordered to be IN readiness
to proceed to chastlse the Carlists If necessary,
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definitely settled that the following gentleBsn

definitely settled that the following gentleBen
Will address the assemblage
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Ex-GovERSoR SEYMOUR.
JAMES s. THAYER,
cLARKsON N. INrTxR,
WILLIAM E. DODGE,
GOVERNOR SALoMoN,
ADRIAN =. HEWITT,
GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS
WILLIAM M. EvARrs, and
COLONEL F. A. CoNKLING.
No second meeting Will be held and everything
that would be likely TO give the gathering parti-
san complexion will be studiousy avoided.
THE RADICALS INDIGNANT AT
JUDGE DIBBLE.
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KING ALFONSO.

THE YOUTHFUL MONARCH MARCHING TOWARD,
MADRID.
rP MADRID, JAM TO- 1875.
King Alfonso has lett Barcelona for Valencia,
where he is expected on Monday evening.
Thence he goes direct to Madrid, and will arrive
there on Tuesday.
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DEADY ON TUESDAY.

DEADY ON TUESDAY,
THE GREvIl.LE MEMOIRS
Journal OF the Reigns Of
KING GEORGE w. AND KING WILLIAM w..
by the late Charles @. r. Grevle Esq c,e,. a, ,h>
Council to those soveregns Edited by Herry Reeve.
Registrar OF the Prvy councii.
Complete in two volumes limo Price s.
This edition contains the complete az published Ia
three volumes Of the English edition
AalarSe demand is anticipated. orders should be sen
to the publishers without delay.
D. APPLETON 4 CO, Publishers
~ and asl Broadway New Ywk
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ST. DOMINGO AND HAYTI

THE INTERNATIONAL TREATY RATIFIED.
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1876.
Advices from st. Domingo TO January report
shat the treaty with Hay,i has been ratified.
In future all duties are to DE paid tnreeq quarters
IN gold and the balance In government bonds.
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FIRE IN NEW HAVEN.


NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. TO- 1875
An accidental fire in frame building at the
corner OF Congress avenue and Hallock street. last
night, caused damage OF $500 in James Outnn,s
barroom and $500 30 the house, which Is owned by
Frank Craig. Quinn's family narrowly escaped
SufOCatiOn. ~F~N'
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FIRE IN NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1878
IRE last night at Treasure City, White Pine
district, New. destroyed q number OF buildings.
mostly dwelling houses. The loss Is estimated al
$40, 600. No insurance.
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THE INDIANA SENATORSHIP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 1875.
The Sentinel OF tomorrow morning will contain
letter from ID. W. voorhees, to b. F. Ravens.
Withdrawing his name as candidate for the
Senatorshlp. 1. ,~
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DEATH BY BURNING.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Jan. TO- 1875
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Francis Farrell, a
boy three years old, was burned to death In his
fathers house by his clothes catching fire from tne
stove, where he had come to dry them after slid.
Ing down hill. -
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FATAL FIRE IN SACRAMENTO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10, 1875
The Western Hotel at Sacramento was DESTROYED
by fire yesterday afternoon. Three men pershed
In the flames. Others are supposed to be buried
In The ruins. -
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DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, wATERBRASH.
S0shveness permanently cured by Dr. SHARPS
SykcIF1C. II never fails Retail.
PARKlNS CO., Al Eighth avenue
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IN TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA AND FACE
Ache nothing In my experience gives such Quick relief
as GILES LsIMENr foDIpE OF AMMONIA. DIR. NJ LT.y
Dentist No. 81 West Twenty ighth street. New York
81 u bottle, 9"''~' wv $40
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EvEDELL'S ELEGANT WEDDING AND BALL
Cards, Orders of Dancing, Tasses and Crests Mono.
grams, Foreign Note Paper, Engraving and Printing
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THE TEST BY lNQUIRlNG AT THE DRUGGISTS
Won will learn that HALE's HONEY HoREHoUSp AND
TAR has lar larger sale any other cough medicine
PIKE's TOorH ACHE DRoPs cure in one minute.
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PRIME CLOTH MARKET.

IF PR5vfnENcR, X l.. Jan. 4. 1878
has been increasing business in print clotns
during the past week at rmcr and somewhat improved
prices the IN arket closing firm at Sac: 3c Tor stand
ard and extra 64x6is Sales of the week. lH6 pieces
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HOJER 4 GRAHAM WIRE SIGN MAKERS
Metal sign Engravers. sign, Store and Office Panters
NO. 81 Duane street.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
WILL BE SOLD Low. Address THE NEW YORK HE Raid
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JEZ, THE BANDIT, FOUND
GUILTY.
vASQUEZ,

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 10 1875
The trial OF vas4hez. the noted bandit ended
yesterday, with verdict OF guilty. He Is to be
sentenced January %.
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C-CHRONlC CATARRH, DEAFNESS DIR
KRcK's wonderful method cures every case Trial e.
80 West Twenty fourth street "S"'
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A POPULAR AND PURE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Does not bite the tongue SVkBRueS GOLDEN scssfs~'
Depot Isl Fulton street.
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I. Il. MACY Il CO.'S

MANY SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
They should use WIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CUKRRv n
cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
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RADICAL CURE FOR BRIGHTS DISEASE
Gravel Dforsv. Diabetes, Govt Non Retention or In.
con,inencs and at Of the kidneys BLADDER
everywhere. -. - s<ts-,SeN
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THE HEROIC TREATMENT ADMINISTERED To
the metal truss by the universal
cured them Of selling hoop trusscs.
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Spain Warned Of Her Danger from
Grants Third Term Ambition.
ADMIRAL P0L0'S APPREHENSIONS.
Motives Of the Pacific Mail investigations I'm.
pugned by Irwin.
Reciprocity and Favored
Nations.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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-- rs1t$A YEN .i-..-.-., ARE iN,IIr.u To Clrr
s. W IVY eaiy & sses'antial winter SHOES Tor
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YOU HAVE A DlSAGREEABLE TASTE IN YOUn
mouth on awakening in the mos ming. Use MEX OF Mac
EEsiA ana YOU VIII be troubled in this more All
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Laces, EmbroIderies,
White Goods Furnishing Goods, and Woolen Hosiorv
clearing, at low prices to make room for
Spring Goods
Goods delivered free oxpenae this city, Brooklvn
and Jersey City.
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth and Sixth avenus
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Grand Central Establishment
Laces, Embrolderies,

The most advantageous place in New York to do your
shopping
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1875.

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THE CONGRESSIONAL
The usual winter series OF

The usual winter series OF temperance meetings,
under the auspices OF the Congressional Temper.
ance Society, was commenced this evening. In
the absence of Vice President wilson, who Is
presidens Of the society the Secretary DR.. Chick.
ering. made statement as TO the progress OF the
work. Able addresses were made by DR.. Rankin,
Messrs. King, Drew and others.
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REVIEW OF THE VOLUNTEERS N HONOR OF THE
SPANISH RoYALTY-PoLrr1cAL cANARDs FOR
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Tic Ynnng NAN Ahnul Town

He gets OIL OF his mattrass and from
under his blanket about nine o'clock
his toilet consists In few hurried dips
nj his face with the dampened end OF
dirty towel, II brief combing Of his
wiry, close cut hair the turning Of his
paper collar and the buttoning up to
the throat of his greasy, seedy coat
These things done, he commences n
wild hunt In his pockets for n small bit
of fractional currency he has an indis-
tinct idea of having put somewhere
last night after finishing keno.
Then he sallies out, seeks some cheap
eating house and devouis twenty-five
cents worth of breakfast. Then he goes
the rounds.of the hotels, looking over
The register, rs if he was anXlously
awaiting II long expected friend. The
opportunity of supplying himself with
toothpick is then improved, and he
struts out to air himselfon Main street
10y interchanging iacetious pleasantrles
with the police, the hackmen, the bar
keepers, the young clerks, with whom
he has scraped up an acquaintance.
During the day the young man about
town gives his undivided attention to
staring at all the women, and seeking
whom he may devour for drinks and
cigars; at night keno and the varieties
clam him for their own. Honest work
he knows not.
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F." HIS Business.'

He came into the sanctum aud made
himself perfectly at home. First, he
sat on the end of the table and COM
menced an photographed sketch OF
considerable Partially to himself.
"You see, just got here last night,
and Pm looking around for place to
locate, and would like you to give me
all the information likely to be of SER
vice. -
What is your trade, sir?"
"Trade? Why, / haven't got any
trade. I'm doctor and lawyer, both,
but never practiced either"
Here he leaned over very confidently
and said, "pm no sardine let me tell
you. Pm up to snuff you, bet. The first
thing I'll do, will be to join the church.
Pm not particular which one: sorry !
can't join 'em oil. I'll go into the one
that has the most money, and after
while, I'll get a partner; by granny, vi
make him join the next biggest con-
gregation. If between us we can't
work up good business, then / give
1t up"
"But, my dear sir, You certainly
wouldn't think of connecting yourself
with a church from any but the purest
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W Il, LYrn co., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
ofpomonS wishing 10 purchase real estate TO
the extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards In ana outside Of
their Office, under the respective heads Of
"lmproved city Property" "NuOant city
Lots" Farms" and "unlmpmvod aud
wild Lands" embracing business houSosand
vacant lots In tho commercial center Of the
city, Also, building lots, aud n number of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city, Also, large tracts OF wild
lands In Dallas ana other counties OF the
state, besides n number of farna of various
sizes, including several largo and highly m-
proved plantations withla Ave miles OF the
city of Dallas, 26Bdlm
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The "Very Few" assembled in mask
and fancy dress last night ut the hall
of the Knights of Pythias. The music
was admirable and the room presented
n very gay appearance. Our limited
space will not permit of our venturlng
to describe any of the costumes; suI-
flee it to say that there were mauy OF
them very pretty, appropriate and
tasteful, and embraced most of the va
rieties usually seen on such occasions.
The affair may be considered as one
of the successes of the season, ~ II
certainly was most delightful one.