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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

yesterday resulted favorsby TO tho Democrats. At q
late hour ast nj CHI IL was beloved that Daniel Mcleod
Union, had been chosen Mayor by small majority.
q ac:.,; cholera ia ror1ed 70 have occurred
in this ciky at No AZ Deancy-st~ Monday morning
All ptopsa Esss2rcs taken " Hss. the spread oil
the epidemic.
The municipal election in Albany veszlted in the
choice of the Democratic candidate for Mayor, but the
Republicans carried majority Of the Aldermen and tho
Democrats a majority Of the Supervisors.
IOckpO at the charter election yesterday elected the
clean Republican ticket by a handsome majority.
The first horse trotng of the season IN this vicinity oc
CURED Fashion Course yesterday The regular season
opens Tuesday next.
There were meetings yesterday Of the Street Cleaning
Commission, and of the Metropolitan Board OF Health.
At the latter the session extremely long and the bus
ness highly interesting and important in sanitary
view.
In the Cont of General Sessions yesterday Michael AL,
WELL II years of age sentenced to the State Pson ~
years, for robbery.
At fremon's celebration in Mobile, Monday, senti-
ments in honor of Andrew johnson and JcncrSon Dals
warmly received
Very rigid quarantine regulations appear TO have been
prepared enforcement in the ports OF FLORIDA, anu
quarantine station is established at Tiger Island ne
utmost care will be exercised in preventing the applohch
of cholera or yellow fever
Certain Fenians have been arrested at Cornwall, Can,
ada with arms and ammunition in their possession ana
excitement prevailed in consequence In NewBTuns"iok
the Fenians appear TO be very active, and blood is re-
ported TO have been shed and powder burned thore 10
some extent.
Gold was steady during yesterday merning ct l2o ana
cosed the same Stocks strong ana In isr
reonest Money on per upon ordinary cointeas
To balances Ave per cent accepted and tns ras Is ao
made upon Gouernmen sscnrities In psp ,
rates are unchanged The best In the city cell at per
cont Good oils pass sac; ordinary at lOdl and st
higher rates are made upon paper of enterPrsus houses
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The Presidents communication in reference to
Oaths Of Office that not taken in the Southern
States, will meet with popular comment on one or
two points First, the President with several OF his
Cabinet, blankly acknowledge that they have dis
obeyed a positive law of the land in appointing TO
office presupposed enomios of the Government who
could not take the oath of loyalty. Second, it is
averred that such disregard of the law was necessary
to collect the revenue and run the mails. "No one"
says the official dispatch, "coud have regretted more
than the President and Cabinet the necessity which
existed for this courses but there seemed aterna
tiye and it was confidently hoped that, under the cir
cumsances of the case it would be approved by Con-
gress." This looks like begging the question. The
public will wonder, in view Of the severe overstrain
of several vetoes to prove the Freedmens and Civil
Rights bills unconstitutional, how it came to pass
that the President himself could break SO plain law
But their surprise will not cease here. II 1t was
necessary to modify the law in order to collect the
revenue, why was not Congress at once summoned TO
DO it
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We print, this morning, the clear aud ioTeible
speech Of Mr. Dawes Of Massachusetts,, Chairman Of
the Committee on Elections in the United States
House Of Representatives, on the Dodge.BTooks case
As the contest has excited good deal Of interest, and
the grounds OF the decision Of the House are imper'
fecty understood, publish The speech even to the
exclusion Of much general intelligence. To orr city
readers it will be especially interesting as clearing
away the persistent Misrepresentation which have
been made IN regard 70 the case
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Belgian RON Liverpool March 49, and
Queenstown March go arrived at Portland yesterday,
bringing one day later news.
The Official organs Of both Austria snd Prussia continue
10 speak Of war 40 eminent Prussia has soDt note TO
the minor States in which it calls on them 10 define
their position In the impending conflict.
The latest arrival from Jamaica had brought to England
important evidence concerning the extent OF the aocd
rebellion Gov Eyre had claimed to base his opinion on
. multitude OF evidence both oral and documentary,
which be 10 said TO have received from gentlemen of in.
fuence When called upon the Governor could not pro-
duce the document and had forgotten from whom the oral
evidence had been obtained
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GENERAL NEw0.

At the town elections In Essex County, N j., on Mon
day the Union men carried q Supervisors and the Demo-
orsts IT, Last year the Democrats had majority in this
Board.
Elssser Carver the widely known improvef Of cotton
ginning machinery died at Brdgewater Mass, on Friday
Last, at the age Of 81 years.
Al Morissnis, on Monday night, guns were fred BY
tho loyA people token Of appreciation OF the passage
Of tho Civil Rights Bill. There were similar demonstra-
lions 81 Brooklyn and Greenpolnt.
Ths mupioisA slsptoa In Hoboksn end Hudson CITY,
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In the odustmsnt Of the machinery Of our printing and
press rooms 10 tic increased sire Of The TRIBUNE sheet
some inevitable delay occurred an the publication yesr
day morning. Subscribers rho receive their pepers BY
early trains and morning mails consequently Obliged
to wa for several hours As everything now is ia per-
feet running ORDER similar delay not hkey 10 occur
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THR TAX LEVY.

We have taken occasion, from day to day, to speak
of different items in the City and County Tax Levy
before the Legislature. system of reckless ex.
travagance waste, fraud and robbery, has sprung up
within the last ton fifteen years that is hghtful to
contemplate and, unless efcctualy checked, City
must become bankrupt. The following table shows
tho earfj1 and randi increase of tax aiion.
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Dnsiness Notices.
MARvIN's PATENT ALL RIaHr


NEw YORK April. T. 1853
Mssna MARVIN Co., No. 35s Brosdway-GESrs: We
have opened the ALUx snd DBr PLksTER sArS bought
of short the story OF the building
% Broadway aud Bsrcy ard f into ths cellar aud
yafes very be able that every book and
bank bin IN good much better than we could have
,rpec.ea after the We sbswMt another and much
srses one Of tie same very Yours truly
WIZ A. DBovs Co.
A .s,ortmsnt Of Bankers and Merchants Safes hand
.,. r. (No. 265 Broadway, New YORK;
H.ANN q W. No. ri Chestnut st., PhlA
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ASSEMBLY

The Assembly passed bills 10 incorporate The Sew.YoE
Steamship Company; TO incorporate the Traders tx-
change; Incorporate the Metropolitan Indemnify arc
house Company 10 incorporate the Manhs''hn nVuo
and Elevator Colopany 10 prohibit officers ofoorporsons
from selling the stocks bonds Of any corporations WIN
which thoy are connected.
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GENERATION OF THE CIVIL RIoHn BnL.--Tbs
Gna passage of tho bill securing the civil rights Of the vho
American People honorsd yesterday By ssais Of is
guns The celebration given urdsr th" auspices Of s
Union League Club aud took place At Unionqsae
A. m A large crowd we're present, who were ore1oIee
with the event that was celebrated.
OsK HUNDRED GUS SALUTE AT MIDNIGHT line
Republicans of Gresnpoin ]. L. bold gorifcatiou mesi
late on Monday night the final Of the Wv"
Rights bill and at midnight fired salute OF 100 guns
SALUTE In HONOR on rHR CIvu RIaHrs BiLL.--A
salute OF guns fred from Fort Green's Brooklyn s
evening" In honor OF the passage BY Congress. OF the w
Rights bill over the Presidents veto conslceTseie fp
Of perSons were present,
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Flremeu,s Celebrates Ia Msbiie-Msrs Recon.
styuetion Wanted,
MopILr. TUESDAY. April 10, 1895

MoHfLr. Tuesday. April 10. 1865
grand anniversary celebration Of the Fin Department
of Mobile occurred yesterday and passed off speniidy.
The enthusiasm unboundod After the Grafton. tbs
members of the Fire Department the city authorities and
few invited guests par,ook Of collation. Among the
toass was the following Ths President Of the United
States the first fearless patriot the friend OF those who
support his policy the enemy Of those who oppose
This was responded to by Mayor Withcrs who paid
lofty aud eloquent tribute to the patriotism and states
manshp of the peoples President, Andrew johnson. liz
thanked God that such man occupied the position ,
Mayor withsrs being called for sentiment said;
~ rse Mr.. Chairman TO propose q sentiment which,
think should not be omitted any occasion Of this KIND
mean treason, nor do mean to revive any memories
Of the past which ought TO be dead aud buried. simply
offer the health of distinguished gentleman give You,
therefore sr Jefferson Davis soldier satss,nan pstfo
prisoner Our tongues may be mute, but our hearts NJ
with him."
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HrRRINa'a PATENT CHAMPION SAFE,

HERRIEa's PATENT CHAMPION SAFB,
RECENT
ExTBEsiyr FIEE,
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GENTS The HfsRRGs PATENT SAra wa bought Of you few
years Just dug from the ruins Of the recent extern
sve FIRE. OF broadway and Bacsy Our building NO 2Jl
Broadway originated entirely destroyed and
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yet happy inform ha, everything con-
tsiaed-books papers snd meney-are oil as good
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The above ys with others from the rans Of the Broadway
Fulton 6res wsrerooms, No PSI Broadway
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Con. MURRAY ST., NEW YORK
PARRRL HERRING L Co..
PHILADELPHIA
HsRRIsa Co,
CHICAGO
THn sPRINa SRAsoN--If there were no other ind-
Spring style Of HAT by Knox sufficient
aud tasteful this way ep
pears with every The Spring style just introduced avery
attractive article bound be popular Knox will be found at his
stores No. Isl Fuonst in the OF bic former stand and
No. $50 Broadway.
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Insurcs sgain,. Accidents Of all Kinds
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REFERENCES.
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The Hon. HoRArIo SEYMOUR, Utica, N. Y.
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo N. Y
The Hon TuoxAt g. ALyoRp. Lieut.. Gov. ofN. Y.
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OFFICE No. u BROADWAY N T..
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In the United States and British Provinces.
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OLYMPIC THEATER
THIS EVENING, At 8, THE THREE GUARDSMFN BY
every msnber OF the Company Matinee at ooockCiNDER
ELLA T. LA COMARE.
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC
THIS EVENING THE ITALIAN IN Miss bsesnan Mess
\ G. Cowper chs. r. Walker j. Boeks J. w. Blsisdsn mrs
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WALLACK's THEArER.

THIS EVENING ~ 8. Centlvre's fveec comedy WONDER
WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET; Messrs Lester Wsisck, Geo
Holland Young r. Rinsgod j. C. Williamson. Pops. Graham
Miss Mary Bliss Madeline Hnrquss, Miss lone BaEke
Jenrings
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LEGISLATUR
SENATE.

APKI lO-Blls were passed regulating and increasing
the salaries Of members Of the Metropolitan Police force
and incorporating the Mercantile Library Association Of
NeW-TOrk.
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Amnsements.

ITALIAN OPERA ACADEMY OF MUSIC ,.
THIS EVENING, at O. tue Opera Of Ia fAsOiIA ,eno.ta
csrmesina Pooh Sgnor lre Sigor Beiin SsnP' A"'VuO
Mile Fischer, Mile Kruger, Mile Vidal, SisnoT Ioi1is
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BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING, at o. DOT; OR, THE CRICKET ON THE
HEARTH Mr. John Z. Owens.
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THIS EVENING. April 10. THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY
Mr. ard Mrs Barney Williams. Me. c. Wseot jr H. Bland w
T. Andrews M G. Walco Miss Blanche 0roy Miss r. John
.oO to- conclude with AN HOUR IN SEVILLE; MIR. and Mrs
BaTosy Williams.
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RRYAET,S NflNSTRFLS

BRYAETS MlNSTRFLs.
THIS EVENING, April TO- CHALLENGE DANCE. OUR Al
RICAH POLKA, PANNBROKERS GHOST TlNPAN-ONi0N
CLOGYEDALlTY, THE ELEPHANT.
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IRVING HALL.
THIS EVENING. Musical Performances by.BLIND TOM.
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GOUpIis GALLERY. No. 772 Broadway.
TO DAY exhibition Of the picture by Bonqusresu LES
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NIbIUB UAKUFN
THIS EVENING. Waldauers drama of FANCHON. THE
CRICKET Bliss Maggie Mitchell Messrs Burnett Coieg. Becks
Holmes Barry Rende and Msdamcs Farsn, Wells, Chapman
Hsolor Burke.
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No. 90 LLBERTYST
TODAY Free Exhibition SKETCHES by American and Foreign
Aysls!s
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WOODS THEATER
THIS EVENING, THE STRANGER: Mise Lucils Western
Mr. Bston tii conclude with WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME
AAilNkE-Satan In Pans.
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NEW-YORk CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING, st c, EQUESTRIAN and GYMNASTfC PER.
FORkiAHCES Mr.. james Robinson, Little CAEonss Master
Sssgiist Matinee at d.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
To DAY. free exhibition Of CAElCATURES ofPROMINENT
PERSONS painted for the late Bal dopeIs by Mr. T. Mast
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
THIS AFTERNOON, al q and THIS EVENING at a. dram,
founded Ingrshss Pillar Of Fire. MOSES, OR ISRAEL IN
EGYPT, which WIN be given Panorama Of the Me: ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSI1lES.
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FOXS OLD BOWERY TBEATER.
THIS EVENING, JACK AND GILL WENT UP THE HILL
NJ @. L. Fox as Clown; ALTO, DRAMA ind FARCE.
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MARvN's PATENT Door LOCKS

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FoE HoVsEs srosss
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AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Dont fail 70 pro-
cure Mr., SYRUP for children tsehins No
mother who has ever will let her child through
th critical period tbOu, aid of this invaluable preparation
Dive, rest to the mother relief health tho child Cures
wind code and regulate, the bowels. IS cents bottle
WHO MINDS COLDl
but small eFr, aud In consequences s uualy allowed to
have wsy and yet how frequently neglected Gold snd'
10 Bronchitis or Consumption! Why take Cold in time then
sai by using Dr. d. JAMES ExPscToRASr which for
Thirty y.s standing romsdy for al Coughs and Colds
avoid Taos dreadful slternstvesi Sold everywhere.
Tbs RENowN OF BURyETTs STANDARD PRzPARA-
than eight these Preparations have maintained
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ORIENTAL ToOrH VASE Of the teeth and
b,useI without injury the enamel In this respect stands
oae TIE evidence Chemists OF the Dental Faculty s1bn
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Aetu'Uork Daily gribm,se.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1866.

re correspondents.
No notice con bst.ten Of Anonymous Communications "h'evIs
intended for insertion authenticated BY The and al
dress Of nsoessry ier psOss0I but q sEan
snty for bis GOOD faith.
All ls.ter shopa be Aeassas "Tas Tkis
usx." New.York
We osans undertake rejected Communications
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To Adyerflsexg,

We will thank our advertising customers to hand In
their Advertisements al early hour possible II received sns
O'clock they oanuot be classified under THAR proper heads
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nPArns In BROOKLYN.

In Brooklyn during the week ending Saturday last there
were I35 deaths from tbs following diseases: Abscess
spopexy bronchitis cancer congestion OF the lungs
3 casualty 2 Group, T. consumption g. commissions ~
cyanosis debility 6 dclrum trcmens l. diphthens
the liver dropsy 9, eryspoas scarlet fever > ypho,e
fever s. hoopingcough !, Inflammation Of the bowels
of the lungs ~, aarasmas 6, measles old age T. palsy
hemorrhage l. premature birth ,, rheumatism l. suicide
/, tuberculosis =, stl-born Ii.
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Lady who has suffered for over FIVE months the
MOI. torture from Neursga beor completely cured BY
pas dos forty drop) MErcsLrzs GREAT RHErxArIo Rem
ROY Sold by ell Druggists
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CHEvALIRRs LIPE FOR THB HAIR
win restore Gray Hair l original color strengthen and promote
tbs the weakest bs its falling keep the head
clean cool and healthy Be used hsey c0nsns no;has noh
unparalleled Hair DRESSING and reeofnmnded and used
By Physicians Sold BY ell Druggists and at Oee No
y where information respecting tbs treatment
OF the hnr viii b. freely given, from TO p m 49,,
SARAH A. CKKvALiER, N. ID.
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MAgyIss NEW PATENT ALUM AND Day PLASTER
tras AND BURGLAR PIArs sifr Highly ornamental and
warranted perfectly dry Also large siscrtmsos OF BANKERS and
N~ MisYx Co.. &c, B. dwsy, and I'll Chestnut st. Phfs
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The Tribune In London.
STEVENS BROTHERS Agents for Iabfss Merritt,
ST. Cseut Garden w. C Agents for the sale Of TIN fkBU
They will receive Ssssssr7oss and As'strsssssfa
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EyHaDELL's WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. 800 Broad
y.yR Y The styles Of Wedding Cards Monousms, French
hole paper. Silver plates &c.
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Etxhh s. Cooper institute Tho Concert by the Seventh Reg
snt Rsnd commences each nt o'clock Fancy articles Of
SrsTy for me tables intending Of senwsys
Of Phsns Billiard Tables which
10 be rsed 81 chances the close Of the Fair WnDxE.oAr
Arrruuoos Master Daniel Boone viii q his
Temperance Lectures Admission % cent" Season Tick
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TBB SPRING SBASON.-lf there were no other lndi-
cation that Spring had style Of HAT by Knox sufficient
matter something aud tasteful In this way ep
pears with every season Spring style Just introduced
attractive article aud bound be poPu Knox will be found his
stores No. Isl Fuon the OF bis former stand and
No Rroad
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-20

IHE VISITING COMMITTEE FROM BOSToN.
The Committee on SCHOOLS from the Boston
City Councils, consisting of Rev. S. II. Lothrop,
Henry Boroughs, DR.. j. T.. Upham, N. b. Shurt.
lef, 4. M. Brewer, Thomas Gotiield, @. w. Slick,
Noah Mayo, j. G. HAYNES, Charles Caverly, Jr
Matthias Rich, j. j. PhllOrick, and o. II. Spun,
accompanied by Mayor Lncoln, arrived in this
city at halt-past nine O'Clock ON Wednesday
evening. Yesterday morning they visited the
rooms OF the Controllers Oi the Public Schools,
ana from there, in company with several gentle
men OF the Eoard, proceeded IN carriages to the
Washington School, in the Second Ward. This
school contains twenty-five divisions, eleven on
each moor, constituting Grammar, Secondary,
and Primary School.
The visitors were bighly pleased with the
management OF the school. From there they
visited the Locust Street School, at Twelfth and
Locust streets, where DR.. Lothrop chairman of
the Boston Committee, addressed the scholars,
complimentng them on the efficient school sys-
TEN IN this city; alter which some of the scholars
were examined IN readng and other branches
OF education, and tnen loined in singing much
to the qualification and pleasure of the visitors.
The Zane Street School was next visited. Here
the Committee were met by Mayor McMichael
and the young ladies OF the school entertained
the Committee by singing. At the Girls High
school, speeches were made by Mayor Lincoln
and the Mayor OF this city, DR., Lothrop, and
Mr.. Philbrick Superintendent of the Boston
Board OF Education. The Boys High School
was also visited, after which the Committee re-
paired to Girard College, where the inmates of
that institution went through some of their e2er-
cises. The visitors were then driven to FAIR
mount Park.
with sumptuous feast al tue Continental Hotel
by the Committee on Property of the School
Controllers. Toasts were drank and speeches
made.