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Bon I'd OF Supervisors.


MARCH 22.-Iiis honor the Mayor presiding The
minutes f the preceding nesting were read and ap-
proved.
Petitions various persons for the correction of take,
Referred
Report Of committee taxes in favor of correcting
the taxes OF the folloviD named persons WIN White
II. WirDall VIM II. Butler. Ebert lotion N. Lock.
wood, Philip Weeks, J T. Seaman. Pr oak Bank. C
Richard c. Mos. NJ Lsnderston, 5. p Clarke John n
Meyer, IL d Ward, ii Snydam, Noah Whitrore, f. II
Sch-rmerhorp II f. Devoe, Aaron Ward, H Cobisy II
NJ Burpss Burton J c. and J IT, LusQar Davio
Edwards, G. l.. Hyer, John Heay, Diksmap
Felix In odssv, as executor Of Graham ana Alfred
Wsgstan and adverse to the petitions Of j. d. GRADY
and j phiios.
tn. New York Hospitdi-The report Of the committee
and after brief discussion referred hack to the commit
tee.
County Clerks Bii-For stationery &c for the Court
of Common Pleas Allowed Ofths clerk OF the su.
prme Court FIR stationery &c. for other courts Refer
red TO the Counsel Of the board
Clerks If the Supreme Court @c Report Of special
COMMITTEES settn, the salaries OF the clerks Of the diff
f-rent courts II moved and that 40 much
acted upon and the remainder fer the present laid on
tpe table, which passed The portion of the report
in favor Of fixing the salary Of the deputy clerk In
y at 1900 and the salaries of the FIRST eecond clerks
Of 5000 each. accepted.
The Ntw York Hospital .9gain.-A reconsideration OF
the former vote moved and seconded and after o
lengthy discussion 1t was again sent back to the
mit'ee.
the May moved that committee of Eve be appoints
to fix me salary Of the Recorder pursuant 10 the act Of
10Th December, l647 Adopted
Comm mic atoms from the Supreme Court Clerk and
Register in relation to the pay mens Of tho fees of
respective Offices and stating that they were ready TO
pay them to the Comptroller, under protest. If they
would be received. Laid on the table.
The Board then adjourned 10 Saturday next.
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INTERESTING MEXICAN NEWS
More Guerilla Fighting.
Father Jarauta and his Posse Surprised,
&c., &C., &c.

PETERSBURG, March %, lS4S.
BY the overland express just arrived, we have
intelligence from New Orleans to Thursday last.
the 10Th inst.
Passengers who arrived from Tampico on thai
day, report that few days before they lett, a
company of Illinois volunteers, under Capt.
Lamb, encountered and put to flight, near Ia.
masqua, accommodating party of Mexcans,
under Lieut.. Carrelot. The whole of them ran
at the first fire, with the exception Of Lieut.. c.
and his corporal, who were made prisoners, and
sent into Tampico Among other property
taken by the Illinoisians, in this skirm!sh, were
a score ofhorses
Ell Noticioso de Tampico, of, the 4th instant, an
nounces in postscript the surprise of Padre
Jarauta with his command, at Seacualdican, by
the North Americans. Several lives were los,
on both sides, and the greater part OF the town
was destroyed.
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the TENS Of government, add toproclaim arepub-
lie. When the frs; emotions produced by this
remarkable piece of audacity shall have died
away, there will be some curious times in Paris,
among all The political coteries connected with
the Chamber of Deputies, and also with the rest
Of the newspaper press.
In this view OF the state OF things, we
deem ii very hazardous to predict that Du-
pont de PEure and his associates can hold
power any length of time, unless they have
the National Guards to support them, backed by
the determination of the people This idea seems
TO have prevailed even with the provisional 60
vernment themselves for in their proclamation
they request the people Of Paris to maintain
their revolutionary attitude, and not to deliver
up their arms, or lay aside their paving stones,
until a future time, when republic shall have
been established The populace of Paris-those
from the fauboargs--w will probably follow the in
junction; but it is very doubtful whether the Ma
tona Guards will initiate such conduct for any
length of time, under the call of the new govern
ment. The National Guards of Paris are CON :
posed OF the middling class of shop-keepers, OF
artizans and respectable persons, forming
what is call the bourgeosie. The revolu-
ton thus far will drive all foreigners
from Paris, principally the English and Ger
mans, which, of course, will diminish the
wholesale and retail trade Of the capital, pro-
duce an awful panic in the money market--all of
which will doubtless have prodigous counter
revolutionary effect on the troops of the Ma
tional Guards.
Ia every point OF view, therefore, we think it
hazardous yet to predict peaceful revolution, or
the quiet establishment of a republic in France,
even without reference to the attitude of foreign
powers. Happy will we be if we are disap-
pointed in this anticipation; but the comparative
ignorance of the French people in political COM
blnations and political action, justfies the dread
that may be entertained on that point. 1t is true
that the French people of the present day are
generally better educated and more acquainted
with political action, thai they were in the old
revolution of 1890; but they are sadly behind
even the English people, and certainly not at all
to be compared with the American people, in po.
ltical knowledge and political organization
With all the changes that have taken place in
the government OF France within the last fifty
years, the political system has been in sta e of
abeyance and ignorance, while the people have
been left to enjoy the utmost freedom in society,
disconnected with politics. One thing is certain,
this event in Paris and its effect throughout
Europe will be a terrible revulsion in commercial
affairs, and the commencement of the entire
downfall of the funding system, which has pre-
vailed in Europe for the lastt two centuries. The
next news will be most interesting.
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Shipping IntcIlleence,

BosroN Mar 2l-Auvea tins morning. tars w II Smaller,
Holmes, Cape Town, Jan 28
Left Cape Town ships Herald Barker, Of sonngon 565
bbls sperm oil Zephyr Sheayman Of Bedfora
blown tU 18th. wh e the hore but wa
passed going in by the w - ss she 18th
Passengers w ri ohaler-Rev Mr. Viutou wife and
cilaren of American Baptist Msson and two native
Christians of Cape Town.
NEW ORLEANs Mar i6-Arr ships Ez beta Tyler ard To
ronto NYok Unicorn Boston. Old sbips Clifton and FRA
c, Depau York my, ForIeter. Monterey Best IN
barss Pilgrim Blanchard and kohschd. do; Rierzi New
YorG; brig keveille, do.
l3tlArr ship Gen Berry, Bottom CID skip Fe,rse Tia, l,r
NfOrk, tatk Cand. do
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The MEXICAN TREATY AND CORRESPONDENCE
We gave, few days ago, exclusively, com
plete copy of the new treaty with Mexico, far
In advance OF our contemporaries. We have,
also, presented to our readers the confiden-
tal message of the President, with a por-
ton of the correspondence sent in, in secret
session, to the Senate. We should have given
the whole of that correspondence few
days ago, if the great news from France
had not thrown damper over every other SUBJ
ject and intelligence We shall, however, at the
first opportunity, give the remainder of that
correspondence, although perhaps it has lost its
chief interest In the present condition of the
public mind.
The treaty itself is now we'll on its way
to the capital of Mexico and according
TO all probability, the government Of that
republic Will be glad 10 avail itself of
the opportunity Of esiab shing a permanent
peace on the basis of that document OBJ
Jeciions have been made to the treaty, in the
Senate and elsewhere; but all of them must sink
into nothlngness before the prudence of adopt
ing the first caance which presented itself of
restoring peace to both nations The new drama
opening upon the world on the other side Of the
Atlantic, sets aside all other events, az small and
unmportant and we even believe that the march
OF events in Mexico will now excite but little
interest, and be hardly worth publishing in our
columns.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.--Bon Brad
barry collector Of the for the district Ct Passa
msquoddy Me, reappointed. Thomas Stewart, spprais
er OF ncrobsndiz, at Philadelphia, vice Charles Francis
Breuii, deceased.
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The Hubs IN River Open :.

ALBANY, March z, 1873
The river, as far as the eye can reach, above
and below this city, is free from ice and the
steamer Admiral, from New York, arrived this
afternoon at a quarter before o'clock. The
steamboat New Jersey, also arrived this ever :
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mind strangers and all ia OF really superior
ce tht IS he etofre he continues Manufacture his
proved adurd Magnetic Machines. which for smg ci,v
beauty ana en-ctveres unaproschsd by IN the
world. II the testimony Of the ph.scitns
ia New York snch Drs Mot, Lee Ho hex Devices, be
wanted IL Will be fur hed. Each instrument ncd
and accompanied by the smpies az to the
oi uNn IL the beneficial! results, ID &.
MUORH FAD, lG2 DfUad"ay
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Equestrian Statue or Gen: Jackson, &c

WASHINGTON, March %, 1913.
The Jackson committee have adopted Mills
plan for bronze equestrian statue OF General
Jackson, dressed in Anne rican uniform. 1t IS to
he made of the cannon captured by Gen. ]. at
New Fort Hamilton
Mr.. Sewer was out to-day.
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ALBANY, March p, 1913.
The Governor has nominated Henry Suydam,
Jr., and Thomas McElrath, directors of the
Bank of America and VIM. Scott Campbell,
director of the Phenix Bank.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BOWERY THEATRE Bowery.-THE BorrLE-THr
WHIrHBoy.
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chatham ,treet--MArTEo FAT.
coNE-PosTuRINs &c.--BLISD BoY-SrATE SECRETS.
MECHANICS H ALL. Broadway. Broome-CHRn
TIL MINsTRELs-ErHIoPiAN SINGING, &c.
CONVENTION HALL -5ABLE ERorHERs-NrsAo
MtNsTRELsY.
PANOR ANA ALL Broadway. Houston street
BANvARps PANORAMA MISSISSIPPI Two Exhibitions,
viz: at and IN. r. NJ.
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We desire to Inform Strangers and CI,iz.ns,

that the ony place TO obtain Or mhrue Genuine Gal,anc
snd Mag retc 1889 Broadway. His countrv
cusome are requested 10 give their orders early
rs possible they be disappointed the upu,u
demand for his rendering
notice three ys should be given before the
tic car he packed Particular shipping directions should
ascnpqn, orders from the couauy. Oniy Agent in New
York ID q. MOOhHEAD. 1872 Broadway.
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Geld Pens, Cheaper than the Chenpcst.-

ni ttI merchants, aud ohes dealing Gold Feus Cases
WIZ mud anch to their intercit to examine the
Of Bes taik rs John street (up before purchas-
ns elsewhere They eau thee t,nd here ony) learn what
eEremelv low prices good article be sold Besides
those Of their make B. c. keen the Pens Of all
best pen maaefs IN the couay wholesale retail Gold
Peas reprsd exchar gcd Don't IN stake the place tp
Al hin et -
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and Iea hose want oIa good artcIe thould go to W.
GRE Atom Co. y Cedar street They have s.yeval new
ani verv styles, at prices that
sell at 50 they sell for 81 So The genuine Albert a. Baglsy
Fen and Cas. 81 IS oaly Spencer Rendes Levi Browns
Josiah a dea Cos and all other approved makers Pens
selected by competent reduced prices Gold peas
and CT red AID cboured
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NEW YORK LEaIsLAg URE.

NLbANY, WHICH ~ IoTo'
Senate.
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
The bill for the poraton Of the u. 3 Mall sesm
Navigation Company was ordeIel 10 q third reading.
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good Umbfe There Is no artIc n0'e needed the
m nth Of Apr There is no article that SO we'll
here no article that $50 easily lost a, an unb ella
There is Article VIII oh less thought about when not
n, eded. There acie that dcsted wnen need
ed There ntce tht the suh,c ibef skcs more pride
sclling for aticle thu he otter &C such
bagl,s his umhre as There article among all his
a mbreIis hat he cat sell
lowe, ihlu Any oth,r dealer. GENiN, broadway oppo
s,fe St Iuul', ChDrch,
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toned brevity would cali The attention OF pnbc his
new spng style IL Has which ready his store
NO 2s Fulton street He would. with his usual philanthropy
invite sangers his establishments where they can obtain
Hats OF better quality and prices any other
ttoe IN the city fu assortment Of mems and boy Caps
ofthc latest sty les, always on hand.
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NIlss Jcanic R.ynoItlson NJ d J. N. Brown. nj

Yonkers will sing IF their tn. Con.
cert tonight at American Hail. Grand and Broadway
Their friends and admirers. and legion W III no
doubt fill the house oveiowing Those who wish 10 Sc.
cure seats Should early Tickets IS cents the door
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where Is Louis PnDippe. or where IA

Youna's Paris Boot Emp IinmlW TIE mort ,conom-
cal aud the mott fashionable be suited Our fn-nd
Young, oIponts our Office ,els beat French imported
calf Boot f ~ 30;sod he his price for So d 81
do fac rat his own make tor 50 so; sold
stores "a 80 aLd f5 lie has got drscst and best
lscted soch OF toots, shoes and Gatcrs the city
We uld recommend all cur friends ter boots
Nassau streets.
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PIuMbs NatIonat Dsguerrean Ga,Iery. 25I

Bosdway upper corcer Of Murray
beautiful art hs, been given to The void. by Da
guete AT the Plumb. National Dagueue,n Gallery is
highest beauties have been aayed before the public
ihn G?!. truly oae Of the high of art they thar
have seen the the glory Of the heavens bat only as
mere c,nd OF III. earth giving light from bali Of
hire Like the light OF the CLIO this gallery
a-and more beauties Of like it, own may pos
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Ctrcuissssn OF ssas Herald.
Daily Herald w ednesdsy, March o. ls $50 copies
Aggregate issue last ..,.,,.....l 4l 900 -
Aggregate issue week before. ........ :. 1854
increase in one week.. ........... 44l6
Average Of Daily, Sunday, Weekly, SO -. SO $40
Publication commenced yesterday x23 before o'ok
finished at Ism o"
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had at the of Mr. w H. GUION 6; East Broadway in
an her varieties from ugaia few shliags per
20 tae est three ply Brussels and tapestry G.
eye sells his goods 1T unusually low prices which should
Involvement these IF scarcity Of funds, to bring
thasers o his - -
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assortment IN the city, ard the lowest be found
T. Watson 4 Co.'S. As William street J; Y s,vasc, 90
Fulton street. The Rtchecu Ensrosng Pen, recently in
tioduced by them by ntie men to b,
the most superior article ia hs line before the American
psope-pos es,ng all the exbty Of the quill without its
ii,biity to tout Of order Gold Pens repaired exchsng
Ell. Bogiey's Pens, at manuf,etu' er's prices.
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WASHINGTON, March ~.
Senate .
The Senate convened al IL O'clock when the Vice
President chair, called it order Praye
then offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Gurey, the chap
lain.
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ocef and lay them all at the feet of Taylor shows
how little they appreciate the OF the ONE while
they would give all the glory and all the honor, To the
But such IS whgey. Denounce the brave soldiers and
those who, IN the Senate and House. encouraged and In.
bored for him. and eXat the raj who would have h.
nothing without such aid.
We had glorious meeting Tuesday night of the de-
nocracy of the sixth district Gar
DEM Some four or five thousand sturdy democrats Assem-.
bled, and were addressed most eIoquenty by Brady
McKeon Morris, Sheppard, OConner, and others The
very best feeling prevailed, and adjournment did
place until near III o'clock.
Besides the letters of Dr. Chds, Petit and Miller reus-
ing 10 associate their with The banburners there
was one equally cathng from Chancellor Walworth of this
Se which the Post and Globe have gofts~ publish.
oone' gentlemen, give the Chancelor's letter.
ne reception of volunteers to-day grand and mag
innocent All honor these brave fellows, whenever and
wherever ioand They each to be presented with
gold medal
n vote Tor the presidency taken few days since
ooa' plying In our waters which there 500
passengers and 3sl The result was 262 for Cass
and Butler OF for Taylor SO for Clay and for Van Buren,
The Taylor men mizzed and Van Buren, men absquat
ulated, as usual.
TAMMANY HALL, JR.
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The republican party has lost of its leading
by desertion These have consulted their passions
more than their principles. Their ambition was not
grati6sd they expected. Disafecton stole in upon
Them and they fell like Lucifer, to rise again"
Such was the fate OF Judge White of Mr.. W. C. Rives
and now, probably OF Mr. Martin Van Buren, These men
all destitute OF that nvncble decision of character
which knows how to resist temptation, and how to regu-
late their according to the dictates of duty
As example of that decision of character which
constitutes of the great qualities of statesman we
republish the following article from the Buffalo Courier
of the 18TH Mr.. Folks laconic note written at
time when the friends of Judge White were preparing to
raise his banner and attempting to make many friends
for him as they could obtain Among the victims whom
they attempted 10 enlist but who had the sagacty
their designs and the frmness resist them, the
present President of the United States The Buffalo
Courier thus tells the story
A REMINIscENcE.-In 1885, Martin Van Buren, nomi-
mated for President by the Baltimore Convention few
disappointed faconsts put themselves in opposition
democratic party OF the Unionprofessing, OF course
excessive regard for principle, and declaring them
selves bound by national convention. Like our
modern perfectonsts, they found the old democratic plat
form too limited, and sufficiently pure elevated for
their refined Hugh L. White, of Tennessee made
himself the victim, the boilers candidate. How
he sunk into political insignicance all remember
Every effort them now, made to induce sound DEM
ocra aid the schemes OF faction The following aconic
episle in answer vitator the Qualification dinner
given to Mr. White, shows that President Polk then
prompt as is Governor Dodge to rebuke in
high quarters
"CoLUMBIA, Oct. ii, 1885.
"GENTs: l have this moment received your invitation to
dine on Tuesday, the 10Th instant and have the honor
decline it,
ssYour obedient servant, JAMES X. POLK.
"To Messrs VIM E. KENNEDY, and others, committee"
We presume the Utica Later-day Saints the
parallel still further in its applicability to present actors on
the stage deriving all the comfort is calculated to admin
lister.
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The Lexington (Ky) Observer refers to the course of
the barnburners and the convention Of Buffalo We are
surprised at the faacous calculations which it makes
upon the effects of these movements 1t predicts that
they will carry off portion, perhaps majority, of the
locofocos in New York and that their only effect will be
to crush Gen. Cass Experience is directly in the teeth
Of these specuations 1t may injure us in New York
perhaps defeat that State but it is time since
ceased to rely upon her vote. Throughout New Eng
land, and in Ohio the barnburner movements calcu
lated essentially TO injure Gen. Taylor We count conf
IDENTIFY upon the vote Of Ohio by large majority. The
wing members of Congress from that State do not hest
tate to express fears of their democrat but
is confident of carrying it triumphanty. One evidence
Of the extent to which the abolition feeling is cutting into
Taylosm, is this: that wing member has received
letters from his district, (and the least abolition district in
the Sate stating that two hundred wings would not vote
for Taylor.
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Totals is4s 4375 555,6s7 4,2s2l79 4s6s,2t l,lOs 10
!Sn, l9o,ol3 6593Y 5,234.097 6,983,959 1884
IL

Last year the present tariff in operation and 1916
was the last of the tariff of 1872 The operation of
warehouse system has been very beneficial the
nerce of this port 1t went into operation in August 1886
and the Of goods warehoused since then has
Since the change in relation the storing
goods the system is apparently becoming generally
extended AT first it confined those goods which pay
the highest duties but the figures for the last quarter show
such decline in the average duties warehoused goods
as indicates that the advantages becoming avaed of
for goods bearing lower The of goods ware
housed with the accrung duties for the quarters end
ing with June, as follows:
First quarter Second ouarer
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Leaving out the year lSi7 which of all ordinary
business, this exhibits on the WHOLE substantial gain
Some of the Irish papers claim General Cavagnac the
energetic and successful Partisan military dictator as OF
Irish Stock from the noble and powerful sept of the
O'Kavanaghs This may be, many welknown French
men-Odillon Barrot, (O'Dion Barre,) for nsance-are
undoubtedly of Irish extraction dating from the times
49, and of the of King William and King James, and
Irish Brigade when great numbers of the Irish
in France And it may not be.
The weather is warm-very Sultry days and seepless
nights make the swelteng cit long for cool bee zes
geld streams, and whispering shades of the country
ZED