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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05
CUBA AND GER MANY.
Prince BiSmarCkS Reception Of the Washing
ton Note on the Antilles War
Teutonic Sympathy with the
American Position.
Memorial from the German Mer-
chants in Havana.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD by CABLE. |
BERLIN, JAN 4, 1876.
A rumor has been current in Paris and
circulated to some extent here alleging that
Prince Bismarck refused the proposals con-
tanned in the American official note from
Washington relative to the Cuban question.
GERMAN SYMPATHY WITH THE AMERICAN Po-
srrIoN
I am enabled to contradict this.
Secretary Fish's circular was confdentially
communicated to the German Foreign Office.
1t was alphabetically received and its argu-
ment and propositions considered just.
THE COMMERCE OF THE FATHERIAND INJURED
Germany suffers greatly by the existence
of the Cuban instruction against Spain.
PETITION FROM GERMAN MERCHANTS.
This statement is proved by the fact that
petition from the German merchants doing
business in Havana has reached the govern
ment asking the Emperor to protect their
interests in the Antilles.
AUSTRIAN RECEPTION OF THE AMERIcAN-CUBA
NoTE-A FRIENDLY FEELING, BUT NO REPLY.
VIENNA Jan g. 1875
The Spanish Cabinet learned from confidential
quarter tho middle Of December the contents Of
circular Of the United the European Pow
regarding Cuba
EXPLANATION.
Spain thereupon instructed her representatives to
explain to the various governments that the Cuban
question not only Of American but Of European
interest. and that complications between the United
States and Spain might have ncalcuabe consequences
for Europe they would encourage the CarlIsts to
make prolonged resistance, and revive tho hopes OF
the federalsts, republicans and socialists.
FRIENDLY HEARING, BUT REPLY
Tho Austrian government received these declarations
in friendly manner, and will not reply to the long
American despatch, which only read to Count An
Grassy and which not only repudiates any intention OF
annexing Cuba but in reality contains definite
clusion
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPHcH or THE CHEF SIGNAL OPPIokR,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Al 80 p. NJ.
Probabilities

OPpcH or THE CHEF SiGNAL OPPIoER
WASHINGTON, Jan 4-7:30 p NJ.
ProbabiitieG
For the South Atlantic States clear fair woathes,
and northeast southeast winds stationary slowly
rising barometer, and decided changes in tcmpera
ture
For the Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy and slightly warmer weather, eastery to
souhery winds veerng 10 southwest in the Ohio Val
ey, and stationary falling barometer except posi-,
bly, slight rise in the Gulf States during the night
For the lake region generally cloudy and slightly
warmer weather with of rain snow, easteriy
TO southerly winds and falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
legs generally cloudy weather and rain north
OF Missouri falling barometer, easery TO southcrly
winds and higher temperature than on Tuesday and
probably followed during Wednesday night by lower
temperature rising barometer and north winds
For the New England and the Middle States cold
clear fair weather, rising barometer and northeriy
winds during the night, followed during Wednesday by
northeast TO southeast winds, slowly falling barometer
slight Of temperature and increasing coudinesA
The Mississippi River will rise stations between
ST Louis and vicksburg The Ohio River will continue
to fall
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MILL PRODUCTS OF MINNESOTA.

MrxSxAroLrs, MINI, Jan 4, 1874
From accurate estimates Of the milling capacity OF
this city and State just completed the following inter-
esting facts are obtained:-
There are now nineteen merchants mills In operation
In this city alone with 100 Of stone, and having
capacity Of 500 barrels OF -four per day Thirty
Of the State report 207 -four Mills with S50l run
OF stone and with capacity, II kept In daily opera
ton OF grinding rs coo 900 bushels Of wheat per annu
or nearly The entire crop Of the State The total shp
ments Of Minneapolis for the SIX months ending De-
months 2ss 300 barrels or az the rate Of loco 500
barrels per annum. OF bran there has been shipped
IS $50 tons The total amount Of lumber cut w the
year 1878 was 1871 266 $40 shingesi lS7 l 100 atns
Is 9O7 600 logs In the last six months Owl cars OF
wheat have been received or 2.fo2 400 bushels, and
STA cars Of lumber have been shipped OF % loz OO0
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CELEBRATED LAND CONTROVERSY.

ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH THE VALIDITY on AN
IMMENSE SPANISH GRANT IN MISSOURI AND
ARKANSAS.
ST. LovIs, Jan. 4, 1876.
somewhat celebrated land under the title
''Benjamn scull o. al heirs OF Don Joseph VALERIE
william H. Duryea ct al, grantees OF the heirs OF Val
Here and John Wilson, plaintiff, versus The United
States defendant" argued yesterday before Judge
Krekc Of the United States District Court At Jefferson
CITY. The involves 1000 600 acres Of land
along the White River In Southwestern Missouri and
Southeastern Arkansas, estimated 10 be worth
SIS 200, 600 Tho plaintiffs seek confirmation OF
tain land grants alleged 70 have been given 70 Colonel
Valliere BY the spanish government Tor military
About third OF tho contested property 10
cupied by persons under grants from the United states
and numerous towns villages and cultivated farms cx 81
thereon
Judge Krekel took tho case under advsemcnt ADD
VIII render a decision about tbe LIST ol februarrs
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

WHAT THE BoEDHoLDERs ACCOMPLISHED AT
THE MEETING IN LONDON.
LONDON, Jan. e. 1875
An adjourned meeting Of the Erie Railway bondhold
ers took place at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon
street. to-day, to consider the proposition recently
made BY the Watkin committee
RESOLUTION.
Sir Edward watkin moved that the scheme Of the
committee be adopted in principle, subject to such
modification Of details as the committee may think
necessary expedient, after consultation with Pres
dent Jevett and the American bona aud stock holders
DONE.
A resolution that committee be appointed and
powered to execute the scheme, and that Governor
Tlden OF New York, be invited TO act referee and
decide all questions that might arise in It's completion
and execution, adopted unanimously.
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Rear Admiral Charles s. Boggs, United States Navy.
is quartored the Everett House Professor William
p Blake, Of Now Haven is staying at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Secretary of State Henry G. Kelsey, OF New
Jersey, has arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel Msjos
James NJ whittemore, United States Army, is regis
tered at the Gscy House. Professor Locke Richard.
son. Of Syracuse, soourning at the St Denis Hotel
General John Hammond, Of Grown Point. N r., and
Messrs. Henry X. PIerson, OF Albany Nelson x. Hop
kns OF Buffalo. and Joseph Pulitzer Of ST Louis are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Chief Engineer william
H. Shock, United States Navy is stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel
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THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

NJ GAMBETrAs PLAN OF CANvAss-MAc-
MAHoN's HOSTILITY TO BoNAPARTIsM.
PARIS, Jan. 4, 1870
N. Gambetta has announced his intention of coming
forward a candidate for the Chamber OF Deputies
Paris, Lyons Marseilles, Lille and Bordeaux
POLITICAL INTENT.
His purpose in doing so is to ascertain the judgment
OF the large cities upon the policy of compromise
which he espoused during the latter part of tho session
BoEAPARrIsM
The Moniteur gives notice that the government will
not support Bonaparst candidates in the coming eecs
tona
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
hr. Cave and The KhcdiVe in Serious Differ
ence on Points Of Finance.
His Highness Insults the British
Commissioner.
EGYPTIAN BONDS HEAVY on CHANGE

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, jon. 4, 1876.
The Standard publishes a telegram from
Rome reafirming the assertion of the exist
ence of most serious difficulties between Mr..
Cave. the English special financial commits
sioner to Egypt, and His Highness the Khe-
dive
ENGLISH HINT TO THE EGYPTIAN EXECUTIVE.
Mr.. Cave, in the course of his interview with
the Egyptian ruler, said that the balances
shown on the national treasury sheet of in
come and expenditure we're most unsatisfac-
tory. and that the Minister of Finance should
be dismissed from office
THE KHEDIvE IN PASSION.
The Khedive did not permit Mr. Cave to
conclude his address
He closed the audience abruptly, saying
that his ''courtiers thought England ought
to have sent out man to counsel and en-
tighten the government in its present posi-
ton of monetary difficulty, and not one
whose object was to impose syndicate"
EGYPTIAN BONDS ON CHANCE
Egyptian bonds are heavy.
AN EGYPTIAN MINISTER SAID TO HAVE RE-
SIGNED.
LONDON, Jan. T. 1875
The Pail Mall Gazette is Informed that the Khedve OF
Egypt has accepted the resignation of Nubar Pacha his
Minister of Foreign Affairs
A FRENCH PLENIPoTENTIARY TO EGYPT
PARIS, Jan. T. 1876.
N. ontrey Minister Plenpotentiary, has Como TO
Egypt on a special mission.
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ENGLAND.

AMERICAN MEAT IN THE LONDON PROVISION
MARKEr--A REMUNERAr1vB SALE AFTER I'M
AvoIDABLE DELAY.
LONDON, Jan. A. 1s70
The Farmer tnewspApcrj says that at the beginning
Of last week forty-two Of were sold Al the
smishheld Market in this city, which were shipped
from New York 70 Liverpool and thence BY rail to
London The market was closed Christmas, Sunday
and Monday cooking day'D and tho meat was conse-
quenty kept days longer than ordinarily neces
sary.
Yet on Tuesday u was In excellent condition, and
sold RAPIDLY a. an sVWssS st sWslys seass per pound
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SERvIA.

REVOLUTIONARY CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE
REIGNINo PRINCE.
LoSDoS, Jan. So IA "
special despatch from Vienna 70 the Standard says
news has been received there that conspiracy has
been discovered in Belgrade make Karageorgewitch
reigning Prince OF Servia
Several arrests have been made.
PRIscE Milan TERRTTIKD
Prince Milan does not venture 70 leave his palace.
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THE DEUTSCHLAND.

THE COMMANDER OF TEE UNFORTUNATE SHIP
TO DEMAND A GERMAN COURT OF INQUIRY.
LONDON Jan 4, 1875
The Pail Mall Gazette says that Captain Brckenstein,
OF the wrecked steamer Deutschland, leaves England
for Bremen Saturday, where he will demand in
qury into the loss Of that steamer.
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THE RIVER ICE BREAKING UP.

DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION TO BOATS IN THE
CHANNEL
ALBANY, n Y, Jan. 4, 1876
The river in front OF this city is entirely free
from ice The sudden opening has made great havoc
with boats which were fastened In above StuyvesanL
The canal boat Irwin loaded with malt for Philadelphia
was crushed in ana sunk. The loss is SIS, 900 The
other boats making water and are In a sinking
Cohultloh -Four canal boats torn from the SYRIA
cuses Tow, one OF which stove in aud sunk aud
tue o.hers are grounded on Lamp Island Flat and will
prooaOy Oe destroyed The coal boat Augusta, loaded
win cabbage, was showed ashore on Meek's Rocks by
tha ice and sunk The canal boat Flkins loaded with
malt at the store house was hi bv the Golden Gate
aud sunk The river Is said be still full OF ice be-
tween Barren Island aud Coxsackie
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QUEEN ISABELLA.

THE Ex-MoNARcH OF SPAIN SAID TO BE FATALLY
ILL.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE ]
PARIS, Jan. A, 1876.
1t is reported here tonight that the ex-
Queen of Spain, Isabella, is fatally ill from
an attack Of measles
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THE TRIAL OF LA PAGE.

CONCORD, N. n, Jan. T. 1876.
The trial OF La Page for the alleged murder OF Josie
Langmaid at Pembroke, on the ith OF last October,
commenced here to-day before Chief Justice W. L. Eos
ter and Associate Justice Rand An immense
bage nled the court room. Tho prisoner
ingly indifferent to his situation The jury
paneed and will proceed to to view the scene
Of The crtna
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AMERICAN Archaeology.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jaa. T. ls7a
The s>ate Archaeological Society to-day resolved to
attempt to form auxiliary societies in each county Of
,he state and take steps to have theSoce,y fully rep
,aasp,d NJ the Centennial by full collection OF relizs
models and plans relating 10 The prehistoric period in
ohio which Is rich In such matttrR IL IL thought the
diaplay will be very eredtahlee
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SUICIDE OF A KENTUcKIAN.

ciNciSSArI, Ohio Jan. a. 1915
william Carlisle, young from Kentucky, shot
himself at tho Good Samaritan Hospital last evening
and died shortly aer The OF the suicide said
10 be dependency the result Of attack OF lung
disease from which he suffering
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A FAST MAIL TRAIN DELAYED.

HuDsoH, n. Y. Jan. T. 1870
The fast mail train duo bore At O'Clock this
morning was delayed At Gold Spring one hour and
twenty minutes account OF the breaking down Of an
extra freight train between Cold Spring and Dutchess
Juacton The fast train passed here one hour behind
time.
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NAVIGATION ON LAKE ERIE.

ERIE, Pa, Jan. g. 1870
The tug J. G Ingram called here this morning on hef
way from Buffalo to Ashtabua She stopped at Long
Point last night and reports that the lake is free from
Ice and there impedment travel except the dis
continuance OF lights in the lighthouses.
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INDIA.

INDICATIONS OF COMING CHANGE IN THE
vICERoYALTY.
LONDON, Jan. 4, 1870
The Pail Nall Gazette this evening informed that
Lord Northbrook will return England In April next,
and that Lord Lyton will be appointed 10 sueceed him
a. vieeroy Of India
LORD L1rroNs APPI-7 tENT CONFINED
LORD NoRrHBRooK DEBILITATED BIZ THE
CLIMATE
LoHDoS, Jan 4-Evening
The India once confirmed the appointment OF Lord
Lytton to be viceroy Of India, In the place Of Lord
Northbrook
Lord Northbrook retires because he does not feel
able 70 the heavy Iabors Of the ocs during
other summer. He will be created an Earl
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From the New York Tribune ]
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CHARLES O'CONoR

FoRr WASHINGTON, Jan. All 15 p. NJ
Mr. O'Conor continues TO Improve He up seven
hours oday and showed signs OF fatigue
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THE DYNAMITE ASSASSIN.

HIS CORRESPONDENCE HANDED OVER TO THE
BERLIN PoLICE.
PARIS, Jan. 4, 1876.
Mrs. Thomas, or Thomassen, the widow
of the Bremerhaven dynamite assassin, has
delivered to the Berlin police authorities her
husbands voluminous correspondence
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER ON TRIAL.

RocHEsrEE, n r., Jan. & 1876.
Henry Ghaul colorcd, arragnod before tho Court
OF Oyer and Terminer this morning on the Charge Of
murder in the FIRST degree for the killing OF Joseph
smith on Novem Der L lie pleaded not guilty.
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WALES.

THE PLAN ron STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATIONS d.
RECT TO NEW YORK.
LoSDos Jan 4, 1876.
Liverpool company is negotiating with the
Marquis OF Bute's trustees for the reestabIishmcnt
OF tho steamship line between Cardiff Wales and New
York.
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rHE wEArHER YrsrEnpAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twentyfour hours, in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HIM n RuIl No.
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THE sPASMs OF PAIN THAT RACK THE RHEU.
matte are relieved by GLKsS's SULPHUR SOAR
"nILLs HAIR WHisKKR Dye" Black or Brown, Goo
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INTERNATIONAL AQUATICs.

TOM HUGHES coMPItMENTED, BUT CANNOT
COME TO AMERIcA-HEs OPINION OF AN
ANoLo-AMERIcAN CONTEST ON THIS SIDE OF
THE ATLANTIC
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE
LONDON, Jan. A, 1876.
Mr. Thomas Hughes wishes the Herald
to inform its readers everywhere, in the
most emphatic manner, his appreciation of
the compliment and honor which have been
been paid him in associating his name with
the matter Of the arrangements for an inter-
national rowing match between British and
American oarsmen in American waters, and
also for the invitation which has been ex-
tended to them to go over to America to wit
ness the contest, should it take place.
HOME DUTIES PREVENT.
He wishes, also; to express his deep re-
greet that the pressing necessities of his every
day home duties will prevent his going to
the United States.
HOPE.
Mr.. Hughes fervently hopes that contest
may take place
FEAR.
His only fear is that some of the members
of the British crews are pecuniarily unable
to embrace the occasion, although in spirit
they would enthusiastically accept the
American challenge.
TO MIR. REEFS.
He has written to Mr.. Rees generally on
the subject.
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TIKI GHEDYE UNEASY CONCERNING GORDON.

Francis Joseph at Council in
Austro-Hungary.
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Expected Duel Between
Noted Turtles.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES TOUR IN INDIA.
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LATEST RACING NEWS.
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TILE OLD WORLD.

A Gloomy Morning in the YapOry
ShrOud Of a London Fog.
The Burning of the British Train
ing Ship Warspite.
Board Of Trade Inquiry Relative 10 the
Wreck OF the Deutschland.
WAINWRIGHT, HARRIET LANE AND STOKES.
Excitement Among Erie
Bondholders.
LATEST RACING NEWS.
Expected Duel Between
Noted Turtles,
THE EHEDNE UNEASY CONCERNING GORDON.
Francis Joseph at Council in
Austro-Hungary.
TUF ppINCE M WATPc, T0TTp IN TNnTi
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature yesterday. .............. 2BH
Iverage temperature for corresponding date last
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FRENCH PLENIPoTENTIARY TO EGYPT.
PARIS, Jan. 4, 1876.
N. ontrey, Minister Plenipotentiary, has gono to
gypt on special mission
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Board Of Trade Inquiry Relative 10 the
Wreck OF the Deutschland.

WAINWRIGHT, HARRIET LANE AND STOKES
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Excitement Among Erie
BondholderS.
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A-BUCHU-KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU FOR
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ConyenfIon yext Monday.

The public should bear in mind
that next Monday the Democracy Of
Fulton county are requested to meet in
Convention. Every Democrat in the
length and breadth Of the county is
not only invited but earnestly urged
TO be present The matter of holding
a Congressional Convention is being
vigorously assailed, and it devolves
upou the Democracy of Fulton to say
next Monday whether they want a
Convention or not, and If so whom
thew will have to represent them in
said Convention; and further. if they
desire, whom they prefer for their
nominee? We learn that there will
be large turn out There has been
so much talk for and against that
degree of excitement all through the
county has been aroused The
COURIER has no desire other than to
see the people express their voice
fairly aud untrammeled All assent
10 this so far as Fulton county is con
cerned. Let the Democrats, it mat
tiers not who you may prefer, whelh-
er your first choice Is on the track
now or not, come together, and in
fair friendly way test these questions