The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1873, Page 9

Special - Depefchen des pew York Herald“ ans Berlin. Die offentliche Meinung in Dord-Dentschland und die Wiener Weltausstellung, Was die Berliner ,Nationalzeitung’ jagt. [fehen. Ginen foldjen Bag ded Ausichten und Wrtheile fer Presse in der deutschen Seichshauptstadt. Gin welthistorischer Dloment. Hefterreidhs Cultur-Fortidhritt, feine Miederlagen in den Schatten ftellend. Der erfle Mai cin Siegestag des deutidhen Geiftes. Husichten der Berliner Tritune. Wien unter Franz Yojeph cine Weltitadt geworden. Gin detaillirtes Bild der Entwidelung des civilifirten Lebens. Um unfern deutiden Lefern Gelegenheit gu ge- Gen, fid) iiber die im alten Gaterlande iiber die in dev alten Raiferftadt an der Donan ftattfin- dende Weltausftellung verbreiteten Unfidjten auf das Vollftindigfte gu unterridjten, um die mig- Lichen Folgen diefes Weltereigniffes auf dem Ge- biete de8 focialen Lebens und de8 Ber- tehrs, fowie auf dem Gebiete der Politit in Erwagung ziehen gu tdunen, wurden die Ver- finer Corvefpondenten de8,, Herald” auf telegraphi- fem Wege beanftragt, uns Ansziige und Leit- avtifel dev hervorragendften und einflufreidften Berliner Zeitungen begiiglid) der Weltausftellung am Tage der Erdffnung durd) den atlantijdyen Telegraphen yu iibermitteln. Die Lefer werden diefe Artitel weiter unten veriffentlidjt finden, und biefelben mit grofem Sntereffe lefen, da diefe AUrtitel ale Ausdruc dex Sffentlidjen Meemung i der dentidjen Neidhshanptftadt, in Begug auf das fid) in der Donanftadt entfaltende Ereignif, gelten miiffen. Unfere deutfchen Lefer werden das Unternehmen de8 ,, Herald's”, ihnen in dentidjer Sprade die geftern in den Gournalen in der Reidhshauptftadt ihres Heimathlandes ansge- fprodjenen Anfidhten begiighic) des internationalen Sreiguiffes heute {hou im,,Herald” mritgutheilen, gu wilrdigen wiffen. Telegraphifce Depefche bes ,, New Port Herald’. Folgende telegraphifdye Depefdjen, enthaltend die Urtheile und Unfidjten der Berliner Preffe fiber die Weltausftellung in Wien, find vom Bureau des , Herald” in der deutfdjen Reidje Hauptftadt cingelaufen: Berlin, 3 Mai 1873. Urtheil der Berliner ,,National= Seitung.” Die Gerliner ,,National-Zeitung,” unter der Teberidrift: Der welthiftorifdhe Moment ift voriiber” fagt : Die Wiener Welt - Ausftellung ift nun exdffnet; und obne Zroeifel ift diefer Tag des erften Mais 1873 fiir dte Entwidlung Oefterreidys bon hober, ja unfdydtbarer Bedeutung. Nady Eng- fand und Frantreid) hat 8 guerft fid) an ein foldes Unternehmen gewagt, denn wie unfertig und mangelhaft and) uns das Ganje nod) hente ent- gegentrat, man darf bei diejer Unvolltommenheit Nidjt vergeffer, dafe mit jeder nenen Wnsftellung nene Sdwierigteiten fic) aufgethiirmt haben, und mt bewiiltigen waren, Die Hevftellung der Har- monie aus dem Chaos war immer nriihfam. Oefterreic) will zeigen, was e8 anf induftriellem Gebiete vermag. Es will ternen, was ihm feblt. Man begreife den geredhten Stolz, den c8 iiber die Vollendung feines Unternehmens empfindet. Mit feinem Cutturfortidhritt will Oefterreid) feine Riederfage in den Schatten ftellen. Worin es andere Biller iibertrifft, worin 8 eine Madt miefaltet, muff Aufgabe fpaterer Crirterungen jin, «Sm Angenblid tann man ihm von Prrticher Seite yur dag, heralichite Ge wyitua! NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHERT. 7) — Hften Rahurs und de8 Trininphes in feine Annaler perpeidinest gu Cunen, if viel Wir Deutjche, we aud nate rte alle andern Rationen in dem Sudufteie- Palafte des Praters vertreten, fiihlen uns dod) als die Bevorgugten und Willfommenften. Sind e8 dod) hauptfadlid) die Deutjdjen in Oefterveid), die da8 Werk yu Stande gebradjt haben. Wiffen wir uné dod) nrit ihuen durd) taujend Fiden und gewerblidje Thatigteit voll und triftig ourd- deungen, auf da8 Snunigfte verbunden, wie weit aud) die Weltausftelluugen vont deal der Menjfdheits - Verbriidernng —entfernt —_blet- ben und ihvem Wefen nad) entfernt bleiben uniiffer. Jn der Gnduftrie Hervjdht ebenfo unbarmberzig Coucurreny, wie in der Politit. Der Kampf um Aundherung der Balter geht von ihnen aus, Bei denen wird fle am flarfften umd Iebendigften fein, die nidht durd) abjolute Bee. djichenfeit ajrer Blele, Unfchaunngen, Charat- tere umd durd) ihre Weltftellung auf immer untergeorduet find. Weldje Gajranten die Polttif gwifden ihnen aujfgeridjtet hat, Deutfdh- {and und Oefterreid) werden einig ans dem Sn- buftrie-Palaft heranstreten, wie fie einig dort cint- getveten fiud. Wir begriifen den erften Mtai als einen Giegestag bes deutfden Geiftes wd des deutfdhen Fleifes. Meidlos fehen wir den bliihen- den Anffdrwung wunferer Stanunesbriider in Oefterreidh und freuen uns, Zeuge eines foldjen unvergleidlichen Feftes gerefen gu fein.” Anfidht der ,, Berliner ribiine.“’ Die Berliner ,,Tribiine’ lift fid) iiber die Wiener Weltansftellung folgendermafien ans: wDehr als die Ausftellungen von London und Paris intereffirt uns dicjenige in Wien, denn jie findet auf deutfdjem Grund und Boden ftatt, wd wir reden mit denen, von denen fie evdffuet rurde, mit dentfdjen Worter; denn Oefterreidh, wenightens die weftlide Halfte deS sfterretdifch-ungarifde Monardie genannten Reidjes, iff das Land, das auf der Welt nadjften —ftebt, und wir freuen m8, da die nothmendige Ausein- anberjetuung, die 1866 ftattfand, feine lieferen Spuren hinterlaffen hat. Deutfdland wollte Ginig fein. CEntweder Oefterveid) oder Preufen mute die Fihring Abernehmen, Der Erfolg enffdicd nad) turzem Rampfe fiir Preufen nnd Oefterreich tanm gufrieden fein, dafi es nidjt mehr durd) dentfdje Angelegenbeiten in feiner Entwide- Ting gehemmt oder geftért wird. Wir feiern das Fel der UAnsftcllungs-Eroffuung mit aufridjtiger Theilnahme. Wir freuen uns der Gelegenheit, welde den Oefterreidjern geqeben, die Schiite ihrer Sndufivie, ihren Reidjthum und BVodenprodufte aller Welt zu zeigen. Unter der Regierung de8 jebigen Maijers hat Wien fid) enorm entividelt, fo dafi 8 die zahlreidjen Gifte, die ihm juftréimen, mit Wiirde und Selbftbe- wuftjein empfangen fan, ras man nidjt mit derfelben Gewifheit jest fdjon von Berlin fagen darf, dem c8 tegen dev Unerfahrenheit und dex Sdwerfalligteit feimer Behirden nod) an mehreren wejentlidjen Uttributen einer Weltftadt feblt. Greilid) war Wien immer die ltere und veidhere, durd) feime Lage von der Natur be- giinftigte Stadt, und Gerfin hat mehr als doppelte Kraft anfguwenden, tenn es in Bezug auf Elegany, Annehmlicfteit des Lebens und Bequemlidjfeit des Vertehrs daffelbe ale Wien erreiden und mit ihm gleiden Sdjritt halten will.” uns amt ihre Anfidt der Berliner ,, Pot’. Die Berliner ,,Poft” lift fic) iiber die Evijf- nung der Wiener Weltausftellung folgender- mafert ars: Geftern wurde die Wiener Weltausftellung im Peifein unferes Kronpringen crdffnet. Seit dent Jahre 1851, ale Pring Albert die erfte Belt ausftellung in London créffnete, unter den An- fpicten, unter denen jene grofen Ereigniffe in Scene gegangen, ift feine wohl gliidlider ausgefallen, wie die Eroffnungsfeier in dicjem Qahre, wo die dret novdifden Dadte, in innigfter Freundfdjaft mit einander verbunden, wo England in Unnaherung Ruflands und Dentidhlands bejondere Biirgidhaft fiir den Euro- paifdjen Frieden liefert, wo die Gejdhide Frant- reidys und Spaniens dieje Linder gringen, nidjt iiber ihre Grenzen hinausjugehen. Was man von Weltausfiellungen erhofft, nimlid) Firderung des friedlidjen Berkehrs aller Nationen, das diirfen wir pon der gegenwartigen Weltausftellung mit Ruverfidt voransfesen. Dod) alle diefeWiin{dje und Hoffrungen diirfen uns nidjt blind gegen die Leidenfdhajten der Menjden und Volter madhen. Gin emfiges Arbeiten an der Wehrtraft der Na- tion itd nad) wie vor Dentidlands Anfgabe | fein, wie fehv man aid) beftrebt ift, diefe auf cinem Gebiete gu entfalten, fiir weldjes Natur wie Gejdhidhte bis jest griferes Gntereffe ausge fchloffen hatte. Gs ijt dies dev nee Flotten. griindungsplan, der im Wefentlidjen als Ziet verfolgt: Sduty und Bertretung des deutiden Sechandels auf allen Meeren, Bertheidigung der vaterlindijdjen Sifter, und Entwidelung de6 siacnen Offenfinyccmbacns.” Urtheil der ,,Spenerfdien Seitung’. Die Berliner ,,Spenerfde Zeitung” widmet der Wiener Weltausftellung folgenden Wrtitet : on dev fdhinen Glauen Donate wird heute die BWieuer Welt Ausftettung evdffnet werdert. Diejelbe aft die fiinfte im der Sahl jener internationalen Wettlimpfe, die denen die Snduftrie des ganjen rdtreijes um Ehrenpreife ringt. Die erfte diejer Ausfelungen wurde 1851 in London abgehatten; die grucite 1855 in Paris, die dritte 1862 in Loudon und die vierte 1867 in Paris. In dicfem Weltturnier der beiden wefteuropdijdjen Grofftidte tritt- jeist DOefterreichs Hauptitadt als DNitbewerberin ein. Mige e8 ihr gelingen, die beiden madjtigeren Rebenbublerinnen aus dem Felde gu fdjlager wnd ihve Unsftellung, troy aller an derfelben fdjon jest teitifd) erhobemen Musftellungen erfolgreich gu Ende gu fiihven. Die Beurtheilung diefer, in gewiffen Friften wiederiehrenden Weltansftelungen wird ftets ctite giemlic) individucle Firbung tragen. Fite den einen find diefe internationaten Wettlimpfe dev grifite Fortidritt de3 Jahrhunderts, eine be- dentende Stufe mehe hinauf gunt Bile, an welder angelangt die Dtenfdheit cine ein- ftige Berbviiderung bilder und nur eine Sprache mehr {preder Im Gegen- faty dazu feher wieder andere in einer folden Weltausftellung nidjts als babylonifde Spradjverwirrung, unerquidlidjes Zufammen- fdleppen aller migliden induftricllen Gegen- ftdinde. Die Wahrheit liegt hier wohl, wie fo oft, gwifdjen den Beiden Extremen. An An bahnung eines eigen Friedens oder Lifung focialer Fragen durd) diefe Weltausftellungen wird heutzutage in ernfthafter Ueberlegung Mie- mand mehr glauben. Wir wiffen alle redt gut, da fie im Wefentlidjen grofe Sdhauftiide find, weldje den durd) fie verurfadjten materiellen und geifti gen Uufivand faumt wieder cinbringen. Dennod) find diefelben nidjt ohne hervorragenden Nugen. Bundchft gewihren fie cin ebenfo umfangreidjes wie detaillirtes Bild vow der CEntwidelung eS civilifirten Lebens im dev lesten Zeit - Epodje, bieten aber in ihren Cingelheiten dem Gewerbe- treibenden reidje Gelegenheit sur Velehrung und Erfahrung. Befonders widtig ift dabei, dah auch dem eigentlidjen Urbeiter die Moglidjteit geboten wird, fid) von den Fortidjritten der Fuduftrie su untervidjtent und ein Icbendiges und trenes Bild bon den dermaligen Bedingungen des Vorwarts- fommens auf feinem Arbeitsfelde heimjutragen. SAHlieflich if dod) Haupttendeng unferer jegigen Entwidlimg, deren Ueberginge allerdings aufer- orbdentlid) viel driidendes und ftodendes an fid) haben, den Werth der, Arbeit und damit den Berth der Perfintidjtcit gu fteigern. Wer etwas Tiichtiges, fei e8 in irgend einem Fadhe, leiften fann, findet, unter heutigen Bedingungen, feine veidhlidje Erifteng, und foriit trigt auch eine Welt- ausftellung yur Hebung der arbeitenden Maffen bei, wenn fie fiir die ridjtige Benugung der ihnen gewordenen neuen Cindriide Jutlleigens und Energie genug befigen. Bn einer Hinfidjt we- nigftens wird die Wiener Weltausftellung die meiften ihrer dlteren Sdhweftern iibertreffen. Iu der Ungetriibtheit des anstwartigen politi- {den Horizonte, unter dem fie ftattfindet, fann mur die erfte Londoner Weltansftel- Tung von 1851 in diefer Hinfidt ihe rivalifiven. Die Parijer Weltausftellung von 1855 fand mitten imter den Kampfer des Krim- trieges ftatt. Ueber der Londoner Ausftellung lagerte bereits eine fehr fiihlbar gewordene SdHrwiile und die Spannung in der deutidjer Frage, und vollends die Parifer Ausftellung von 1867 war faum etwas mehr als ein eben fo biafjer wie greller Friedensfonnen- ftcaht swijdjen drohenden SriegSiwolfen, Bon einer foldjen Situation ift diesmal Rede. Die deutidhe Frage, weldje in ihren pwei veridjiedenen Phafen, die Stimmung der beiden Ausftellungen vow 1862 und 1867 ju einer gedriidten madjte, ift jest geloft. gu einer hergliden Greundfdjaft gwifdjen dent alten Oefterreid) und dem neuen deutidjen Reidhe gefiihrt; wnd eine friedlidje und freundlide Stimmmung, unter welder die fiinfte inter- Nationale WeltausitelLung in Wien erdffnet wurde, ift hertidjend. Midge diejelbe den auf fie gefetsten Erwartungen entipredjen und in dem fricdlidjen Wettlampfe der Biller einen friedlidjen Fortidritt inauguriven. THE GREAT EXHIBITION. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Grand Banquet by the Emperor of Austria to the Princes—The Newly- Appointed American Commissioners Hard at Work. werbde, mit feine Sie hat Lonpon, May 3, 1873. A despatch from Vienna to the Daily News says the Emperor of Austria gave a grand banquet last night at the Palace. Among the guests were all the native and foreign Princes now in Vienna, and Hon, John Jay, the United States Minister. The newly-appointed American Commissioners are actively working to get the department of the Exposition assigned to the United States in com- plete order at an early day. THE HEBALD AND THE VIENNA EXPOSI- TION. (From the Newark Courier, May 2.) ‘Bpo est god hr te te woot arresting dougie | tions of the opening ot the Vienna Expositios are given by the New Yor« Henatp this morning. in order that the American public should have the most accurate reports of the gorgeous spectacie to be obtained, the enterprising managers sent as special correspondents te Vienna, Joun Russell Young and Kdmana Yates, the former an Ameri- can, the latter an Knglishman, to portray for the benefit of English readers their experience, and Berthold Auerbach and Louise Muhibach, two of the best known German writers, to speak of the incidents and exercises in their entertaining man- ner for the German reading population. Kach of these correspondents telegraph their accounts to the HERALD, and this morning that paper appears with their reports to full, Auerbach’s and Mithibach’s being in German, fae HERALD has displayed more than ordinary sagacity in this undertaking, and the faithful and excellent manner in which its arrange- ments have been carried out, as well as the’ re- markable promptness exhibited in giving its news to the public, will stand as one of the greatest achievements in journalism. Whatever else par- ties may say of the HeRaxp, it cannot be denied that it has proven itself the greatest newspaper of the age. (From the Hudson Star, May 2] 4 The HERALD’s enterprise has exhibited ttself in a new direction, it appearing to-day with Vienna let- ters from John Russell Young, Edmand Yates, Berthold Auerbach and Louise Milhibach. ‘The let- ters from the two latter are published tm German, as 18 also @ half-column editorial review. General Portillo Tired of Campaigning Against Cuba Libre. Havana, May 3, 1873, It is reported that General Portillo has refused to resume the command of the Spanish forces operat- ing in the Cinco Villas district. The bark T. K. Weldon, from New York, arrived here yesterd: ir WEATHER REPORT. —-—__—_—. * WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THR CHIRF SIGNAL Gerican,} Wasuinoton, D. C., May 4—1 A. M. Probabilities, For the Middle States low temperature, rising barometer, northerly and northwesterly winds and clearing weather; for New England ana Canada cloudy and clearing weather, northerly winds, oc- casional light rain and low temperature; for the lakes and thence to the Ohio and Lower Mis- sourt valleys generally clearing and partially cloudy weather, northwesterly winds, veering to southerly; jin the Western Gulf States south- easterly winds and partly cloudy and warm weather; in the eastern Gulf and South Atlantic States generally, cool clear weather, northwesterly and northerly winds and increased pressure. Re- ports are missing fron the Northwest, the lake re- gion and generally west of the Mississippi River, The Weather in This City Yesterday. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding day of last ear, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's ‘harmacy, HERALD Building — 872, 1 1872, 1873. 3 A.M. 4 40 3PM. «66 43. 6A.M 50 41 6 P.M. 64 41 9AM 53 2 9 P.M. 62 40 12 M. +. 58 42 P.M. 54 8 Average temperature yesterday. 4 Average last year... Average tem| last year.. Average tem THE CHICKASAW RACES. Closing Day of the Chickasaw Jockey Club Races—Six Events and Good Rac- ing—Captain Hutchinson, Joe Johnson and Port Leonard the Winners. MEMPHIS, May 3, 1873. The Chickasaw Jackey Club races closed to-day with fine weather, a good track and large attend- ance, The first race wasa hurdle handicap, one mile and a half, over six hurdles, for a purse of $350, of which $50 was given to the second horse. Three horses started. The race was won by Cap- tain Hutchinson; Jeggler second and Solon Shingle third. Time 3:01. Hutchinson was the favorite against the fleld and won by a length with ease. The second race was the Chickasaw Stake, for three-year-olds ; a subscription of $50, p. p., with $400 added; seventy subscribers, Four horses started. ‘The race was won by Joe Johnson, beating Jack Frost, Frank Bonnabel and Durboyne, in the order named, Time, 3:46. This was the most exciting race of the week. Jack Frost was the favor- ite in the pools, and before the start money was laid in large amounts upon him at two to ome against the fleld. The colts got a good start, Frank Bonnabel in the lead and Joe Johnson bringing up in the rear for three- quarters of a mile, wnen Frost moved to the front, closely followed by the other three, all passing the stand in a bunch, Frost slightly in the lead, John- son fourth. In going up the backstretch Johnson made a play for the front and each horse in succession, and at pole challenged —_ Frost. From that point they ran locked to the four mile dis- tance, where Johnson forged ahead, and drawing eee away passed the stand first by a length, oth Johnson and Frost under whip and spur; Bonnabei third and Durbeyne beaten off.. The finish was made amid deafening shouts from the spectators. The third race was mile heats, for beaten horses, for a purse of $200; $10 of the entrance money to fo to the second horse. Six horses started. The folowing is @ summar, Port Leonard... perature for corresponding ‘date in the pools. The race was well contested through- out. The meeting has not been well attended. THE VERMONT CENTRAL. Evidence Taken Before the Legislative Committee in the Alleged “C. M.” Op- erations—Governor Smith Exonerated.j St. ALBANS, Vt., May 3, 1873, The committee appointed by the Legislature on the charges of peculation, fraud and improper in- fluences to procure legislation for the Vermont Central Railread have been in session during the week. They have made a thorough and searching investigation of all the books ef the company con- taining the accounts of the trustees. They have been assisted by the trustees, who have preduced with the greatest willingness every paper, voucher, ledger, journal and account called for, and have also had the assistance of Mr. Williams, formerly the assistant treasurer, and of @ squad of clerks. The investigation extended over all the years of Governor Smith’s connection with the trust. Every item was explained; the balances were found to be sometimes in favor and sometimes against the trustees. There was found to be no discrepancy whatever between the vouchers and the accounts; everything Is clear and regular and there is not one particle of evidence of peculation or fraud. The chief clerk of the shop testified that all material taken by Governor Smith or W. C. Smith was reguiarly charged. The master of trans- tation testified that all freight sent or received yy them Was charged at full rates. It was shown from the books that the drafts charged to the ac- count of the Northern Pacific Railroad had been accounted for in a regular manner tn Governor Smith’s account with the Trust. The examination has preved a complete reiutation of | ever. charge of fraud and peculation. Mr, Merrill, Superintendent of the line, who has been connected with it ever since the beginning of Governor Smith’s appointment, testified that in his belief Governor Smith never had received a dol- K THE ERIE RAILROAD. Herald Special Report from the English Capital. President Watson ‘“Bulling” in London. His Statement to the English Public of What Erie May Become. $35,000,000 in Semi-An- nual Dividends. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, May 3, 1873. A letter from President Watson, of the Erie Railroad Company, on the financial prospects of the Erie Railway, has been published here. WHAT MAY BE MADE OF ERIE, He anys that the Eric Railway can be made the most important of all the existing lines of internal communication in America, $35,000,000 mv SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. He further says that it can earn $40,000,000 annually, of which $35,000,000 will be net. These net earnings shall be henceforth divided into semi-annual dividends. EFFECT ON THE BRITISH SPECULATORS. The letter already increases the great confi- dence felt in the present administration. THE OCEAN CABLES. —_—_—+___.- Preparations for Laying and Repairing Lines of Ocean Wires, ——_+__— Two New Atlantic Cables To Be Put Down and Four To Be in Working Order by September 1. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. “Lonpox, May 3, 1873. The steamer Hibernian leaves on Monday, the Sth inst., to repair the French cable. The Great Eastern and Edinburgh leave the latter part of this month to lay the cable from Valentia to Heart's Content. The Great Bastern will then return to repair the broken Anglo- American cable, and the Edinburgh will proceed to lay two new cables between Placentia, Newfound- land, and Sydney, Cape Breton. It is expected that four cables will be working across the Atlantic and five across the Gulf of St, Lawrence before the 1st of September. GREAT BRITAIN. | The Railroad Accident Not as Bad as Re- lar from the road that did pot beiong to Lim. Fora | period of seven months, singe the trustees went to protest, tifre has been @ hulla- baloo over Governor Smith and his associates; bat the examination has aiready proceeded far enougn to show that the whole matter may be loeked u) asagreat cry and little wool The investigation will resumed on Monday on the remaininy charge of improper influences in legisiation; bul the trustees having shown such clean hands in money matters, in all probability nothing will be discovered to implicate their goo# nam& in that respect. Their complete vindfeation and the teor- nization of the rafiroad company, whick has Been 80 successfully accomplished by @ cagh sub- scription of $2,000,000 to the new stock, will place Gover#r Smith in a stronger positigh wan ever before (pe vomsauuley, paper of the | ported—The Weather in England. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonvon, May 3, 1873, The first report that a number of persons were kilied and injured by the accident last night to the railway train from London for Chester was ex. aggerated. ‘The Weather in England to-day is fair and favor- able to the crops. SPAIN. Velarde’s Order to the Citizens in Carlist Dis- tricts Provoking Insurrection—The Government Asked to Rescind the Obnoxious Order. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. MADRID, May 3, 1873. It is reported that General Velarde will resign his command inthe army if General Nouvilas ac- cepts the Ministry of War. The order recently issued by General Velarde directing the inhabitants of the country districts infested by Carlists to abandon their farms and re- Ure into the cities with their provisions meets with strong opposition from the people interested and lg likely to cause a general rising. The govern- ment has been asked to nullify the order, and thus remove the canse for any hostile demonstration on the part of the peasants, RUSSIA. Grand Display of Troops and an Illumination in Honor of Kaiser William. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. St. PETERSBURG, May 3, 1873. Fifty thousand Russian troops, stationed in and near this city, were reviewed yesterday afternoon by the Emperor of Germany and the Czar. Last evening St. Petersburg was illuminated in honor of the imperial visitor. The Modocs of the Insect World—the bedbngs, roaches, fleas, &c.—having commenced their Spring campaign must be assailed at once with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER. Housewives, give them no quarter. git A—Gentlemen Who Would Save Moncey and at the same time ¢ xcel in fineness, durabili elegance of their should go to BSPENSCHIED, manutacturer, 118 te iome T it Understood Ams by looking at their opposites. The antiquated metal spring trusses are always painful, press only on two oints, constantly slip off expecially on a sudden or vig- lent sirain. | The new ELAgri¢ TRUSS ie worn with we Ffect eoinfort, presses at equally, ail aroun fhe bodys never by a 7 pomsblity ca slip’ off, but re: tains the rupture night and day, without any exception in any case, Bent br matt oo cheap and fitted without charge by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 683 Broad- way, corner of Amity street, New York, who supply cir- culars free.—Brooklyn Union, May 2, 1873. fectual Remedy A Plensant, Safe » for Bright's disease, diabetes, the bladder and kidneys, NEBY'S EXTRACT BL CHU. There is none to ecoual it. Take no other. 104 Nuane street. Sold by druggists everywhere. A—A.—To Those Troubled with Dis- eases of debility, Professor JUDD, who is well known to the highost medical profession as having hi deal of practical experience and performed through his treatment, is prepared to attend friction, bathing, Rheumatism, Weakness, Biliouiness and Corpul specialty. Address 29 We: A—A.—Dr. Thomas J. Rice, Dentist, br jc ton new and wonder utr Tt is a light, baa whic! it Patent Ameria T MPION SAPES, ot Murray sicact. A.—Herald Branch Office; Brooklyn, corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street. ‘Ope: A. M. P.M. Sunday from $ to 9 P. M. A Retox Depot for the Sale of War- REN’S PATENT COOKERS has been established at 42 Broadway, adjoining Wallack’s Thi 1 A Magnific ridal Present—Whitney SEWING MACHLN # 1d and ail : htce 4 ae eee Rite = colors gold and silver’ plated, with pearl monogram order’ “OS Broadway, Rew York. o The Weekly Herald : Contains all the gewa, Only $3 per year. The only Weekly Newspaper to America. \ Published cvory thurstay morning. Contains the most reliable reports of AGRICULTURE, =~ SPORTING, SStP, ~ FASHIONS, WARKETS, Crrie, “forse, ~PLNANCLAL, Day Goons, Ri Also THE BEST STORY*PAPER. Liberal arrangements to clubs a of tom or twenty or mere subscribers: _ Address EW YORK HERALD, Now York City. So ee A.—Pollak’s New Meerschaum Store, a€ cr Broadway, near the Hoffman House, Repai. ng fone. : America Restorer, No. 2, for Effectually checking and preventing the hair from fafling off, cleans» ing the scalp, dispersing its dandruff and restoring per~ fectly the or equal. pAwDr. Fidler's Rheu: lo Remody epot and office 21 John street Sold by gists, Ad~ vice grads, daily, and circulars free. A—Eau A lique, for the Teeth andl Gums. BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DRLLUC & 00. 635 Broadway, are the sole proprietors and manufact ers, Paris agents, ROBERTS & CO., Place Vendome. A.—Lyon’s Insect Powder Will Instantly destroy insects, bugs and tleas, wherever they exist. Birch Dale Spring Waters Cure Pul« monary, Kidney, Uterine and Blood Dweases. Books andl samples free. Broadway. ‘ Cleansing the Scalp, Dispersing Dana druff and for restoring the original color of the hair pe fectly, effectually checking and preventing its Calling of No equal has RESTORER AMERICA, No. 2 Cristadoro’s Excelsior Hair Dye Trans+ forms hoary heads into youthful ones tostantaneously.. Sold everywhere. Corns, Bunions, Eniarged Joints, alt Diseases of the Feet, cured by Dr. ZACHARIB, 27 'Uniow square. ait! Corns Removed, Club and_ Inverted Nails, all Diseases of Feet cured by Dr. WESTERVELT, 852 Broadway, near Fourteenth street. Established bt Corns, Bunions, N Is, Kinlarged Jointay Tumors, Warts, Wens cured without pain. CORN AN= NIUTLATOR Bie, Dr. RICK, 208 Broadway, corner Fulton street, Campo’s Infallible Specttic—Sovercigm remedy for rheumatism. neuralgia and gout. ALEX. HUDNUT & CO., Herald Building. David.—Elegant Hats for Gentlemens 29934 Broadway, near Duane streot. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Water Brash, ind cured by Dr. SHARP'S SPECIFIC, HART- Belching. NET?'S Pharmacy, Bible House, Fourth avenue and Ax- tor place. a Dispersing Dandruff, Cleansing the sealp and for restoring perfectly, the original color of the hair, effectually checking and preventing ite falling? off, ro equal has RESTORER AMERICA, No, 2. Effectaally Checking and Preventing n falling off, dispersing dandruff and cleans- ing the sealp and tor restoring rte! the original color, No. 2. RESTOKBR AMERICA, no equal has. Prepared by Dr. I. J. O'BRIEN, depot W2 East Thire tleth street. For Restoring Perfectly the Original color of the hair, effectually checking falling off dispersing dandruff and 0. and preventing ite nsing the scalp, RESTORRR AMERIC. 3 no equal. Gracfenberg.—“ a”? Catholiecon. Excellent in tte virtues : gen hal le but faithful in its action; itis beyond comparison best remedy for all diseased of the female system. y and | vel and all diseases of | aq | sizes, Ci i | APPLETON | GRAEFENBERG CO., 5&6 Reade street. ‘s Hate—Latest Si Gentleme! _ ease ‘le ae 1 rices. q . or at Nassau street, between Beekman and Spruce. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. An institution having high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill Acting Surgeon J. 8. HOUGHTON, M.D. Essays for young. inen sent free of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Soutts Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Havana Lottery Drawings on File.— Cireulars sent free; orders promptly filled. JOSEPH BATES, agont, 196 ‘Broadway, room 4; Chatham Bank. ir 4 Patrons and the public day opened their new ifth avenue, above ave this that they miflcent wareroomns, 112 street, New York, with @ full assortment of celebrated Grand, Square and Upright PIANO- and may Sixteen their FORTES. The demand’ tor the Knabe Piano hi creased to such an extent in New York and the Easterm States as to render the establishing of a regular Branch House In New York imperatively necessary, a5 a matter of convenience to our patrons and to insure the filling of all orders with despatch. All orders entrusted to our New York house from private purchasers as well as. dealers will receive the same prompt attention as at our factory in Baltimore. A callis respectfully solicited. WM. KNABE & CO., Baltimore and New York. Meerschaum Pipes.—Latest Styles and shapes, at POLLAK'S downtown store, 27 John street, three doors west of Nassau. Missisquoit.—The Waters of This Sprin have cured thousands afflicted with Cancer, Serofula an y : i ved. Bright's Disease. ey HENKEL No. § Uollege place. ‘JOH No Equal Has Restorer America, No. for cleaning the scalp, restoring perfectly the original color of the hair, effectually checking and preventing ita . falling off and and dispersing danarai . Perfeetly Restoring the Original Color of the hair, effectually checking and preventing its falt. ing off, cleansing the scalp and for dispersing dandru@ ‘EST RER AMERICA NO. 2 has no equal, . Persons Who Are Obliged to Use Stima= it id to wh urity &@ necessity, should tr; GENTCRY ‘WHISKEY. Por sale by druggists wid Arve class dealers, ‘ Royal Havana Lottery.—Prizes Cashed, | pelt a fgets Leta nag Highest rates paid for 3 vernmen! ny MC. Pam PAYLOR & CO. Bankers, II Wall street, late of 16 —Prices Re-. anced, circulars sent and information 4 nformation given. We soldi. 00 ze in the grawing of Apri tae Foy MD ME ARTINEDA CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street. Post office box 4,685, New York. Royal Hav America, No. 2, Has No Equali: perfectly the original Color of the hair, sf checking and preventing Its falling off, dispers- ‘and cleansing the scalp fectually ing dandruwt Rupture Still Successfully Treated at MARSH & CO.S RADICAL CURE USS office, Na ZB. Vesey street; also Silk Elastic Belts, Stockings, Kpee > Anklem 4c. A lady in attendance to wait upom A private rooms. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Dravers made to order and warranted. Enclose stamp for circular, UNION ADAMS &.CO,, 637 Broadway. 8. 0. P. Brandy, $7 pe per bottle, old, mellow and reliable; voice at balf ‘alue. Special prices to the trade, de- livered ftom ited States bonded warehoass, The trade, hotel keepers, &c., supplied with all the brands of Al Porters, Brandies, Champagnes, Clarets and Fancy Groceries. delivered trom store, wi ‘or bond. at down prices Depot of Pleasant Xailey’ Wine Company's Still and Spar rt Ww! ines, the best im the, United States. HH. B. KIRK & O +R 1s Otten Occasioned by Drwak= Jrawn through lead phpes. Im Ger- isprohibited by lave to sell beer a f aden pipes It you wish to avoid ¥.\dan— ce from lead polsou, buy Your beer only-at come He the TTN-LINED LEAD PIPE Is use thie Bt Tecommended by the medical taculty, whose investigations are directed to t Th. and iP they wecurin, ne, Sap yssane of CALWELI G, Sickne: ing ale or root beet many and France wn through LS, SHAW & WILLA! sufaeturers: of Lead Pi Orders flied sight. wick +3 — —— Wedding Notes, Cards and Finvelopes, latest style, by A. DEMAREST, Engraver, 182 Breadway. BOOK, Mustratad, | Including England, Seotiand and Irelana, Bele ium, Holland, Northern and_ Southern’ dermnsy. EUROPEAN GUIDE Vist Switzerland, Italy, Spam and Pr ____. 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