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THE SUppLY OF cPOrOY WATeP

The CToton AqucduOt brings to New York a
larger supply of water than is provided for any
other city in the world of equal population.
1t can supply sixty millions of gallons a day,
which, if equally distributed, would give one
hundred gallons to each citizen. Yet with this
vast flow Of water through the Aqueduct, there
has been for years general complaint of its
deficiency. In the lower portions of the city
water is difficult to obtain; in the upper stories
Of houses and hotels the pipes are almostuseless.
During the war, when the Rebel attempt was
made to burn the city, the want of water
caused universal alarm, and since then there
has scarcely been a fire by which the danger
has not been proved. Yesterday new instance
was furnished by the total destruction by fire
of the large building No. 34G Broadway, which,
partly from an insufficient supply of water, the
fremen were unable to control In brief, for
every purpose of convenience, industry, or pro-
lection, the supply to the lower part of the
city is VIGOROUSLY inadequate, and year by
year the water is diminishing and the evil is
increasing. t.
The causes OF the deficiency are well known.
Within ten years the upper part of the Island
has increased in population, and the main pipes
have been tapped TO supply new streets and
new buildings. The current which ten years
ago flowed freely into The upper stories of our
largest hotels and stores, is now drained near
its source. This is tho chief cause Of the
trouble. Another is the general waste by
citizens who leave the water running from
faucets and hydrants. Under the wise system
which taxes the property of the city to pay the
expenses of the Croton Aqueduct, this waste is
scarcely to be avoided Water is as free to the
poor as the air they breathe, and the benefit
rs incalculable; laws TO limit its use would he
as unpopular as unwise therefore, while econ
Omy should be urged and practiced we shall
hardly Increase the general supply of water
to tins section of the city by appealing TO the
care and thouglltfulness of individuals.
The only plan which, so far as we know,
will give to the lower section of NewYork its
just share OF Croton water, is an extension of
the main pipes The fault is not with the
Aqueduct, but solely with the means of dis
tubutlon. A new and large main should be
LAID from the upper Reservoir, which should not
DC tapped at any point above Canal-st. AT some
point South of Canal it should connect with the
present pipes. This, and this only, will give
constant and sufficient supply of water to the
Lower Part Of ,tLe CITY. gaad tho Croton Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

Judge Writings letter to the Street Commits
soners explains some Of the difficulties of
street cleaning in New-lOrk and vindicates his
earnestness in the work. 1t will appear little
odd that persOnages of so humble nature as
ash and dirt collectors should occasion any
controversy as to their appointment; but this
is the opening text of Mr.. Writings letter.
On all points he makes it clear, however,
that he has endeavored to do an unen-
viable duty, and in some instances he has, in
! fact, done more than he contracted to do. The
Police Board and the Board of Health should
attentively heed some of his suggestions,
as for instance that certain Wards should be
Oftener cleaned, and the contract so modified
as to render this possible. We should spare no
reasonable expense for the luxury of clean
streets, if that be possible, Or at least. for
some cleaner system of making them toleIable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
Washington Core

A concurrent resolution for adjournment to
the 2jth has been offered in the State Assembly.
We ardently hope that no such resolution will
be adopted, and no recess taken until the
Legislature shall have passed bill for Con-
stitutiOnal Convention. The people of the
State have not ceased to be earnest that their
Constitution shall be revised, and that the
chronic abuses suffered under it for so
many years shall bc reformed. There
has been unacceptable delay in the Com
mtteeS in maturing and reporting a bill
hitherto-a delay that to those who know the
urgency of the case seems like trifling with
momentOus responsibility. Late in the session
two bills have been brought in and are pending
ia the two uOQses considerably differing from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

We expressed yesterday doubt as to the
correctness of the reports announcing important
InIperialist victories in Mexico. A dispatch in
this mornings issue informs us that the Mexi-
can Minister in Washington is in possession of
news fully as late as that of the pretended Inn
perialist victories, which represents the stua-
ton as being quite different and most fayOra-
bic to the Liberals. The Liberal forces had adj
vanced to attack MramOn's army, but no en-
gagement had yet taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

each other, and possibly requiring con-
ference before either can be enacted into
a law. Yet it is a matter in which time is OF
oreat consequence; and the Legislature has no
ripbt TO indulge itself in holiday till the Con-
yention act is agreed upon. In the Assembly
fine Convention bill is special order for Thurs
dav. If the Legislature adjourn-the day
following the bill will go over the recess in
evitably-a method of attending to public bust
ness against which we protest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb INSTRUMENTATION securities opened
to-day at the following Illinois Central s1i;
Erie Railroad shares, S9l United States FyeTwenty
bonds 70 3I6 At Paris, the bonds quoted at $40;
and at Frankfort-ontheMain, 76l ConsOls for money
closed at o.
Eyening-ConsOs closed at 9OE for money American
Securities were quoted the following rates United
States FveTwenties 70 36; Illinois Central Shares slh
Erie Railway Shares, Soy.
At Frankfort United States bonds closed t7js
At Paris American bonds to day were s2i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

We print to-day the full opinion of Chief
Justice Cartier of the Supreme Court of the Dis
t1ict of Columbia, on the Test Oath. In this
opinion, in which all his associates cOncurred,
the recent positions of the United States SUI
preme Court are measurably controverted, but
an important distinction between the present
case and that before the United States Supreme
COurt is drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The following is the regular report Of DR.. Harris of
the Bureau OF Vital Statistics, the Sanitary condition
Of New York aud Brooklyn, for the week ending Feb o.
hEg topOLTAN B0ARD HEALTH,
BIREAU fBAL STATISTICS. Feb. -, 1867
enug dstns HeNYork Including
pablo Institutions Ti-re 1 datbs Brooklyn, eIcu
Kag Comfy This equal annual
darate o. 5 81 IN hs uaer ety. exclusive OF the Islands AMI % II
q the latter ctg.
Iymoc charged deaths per ~ the total
mortality Of The Ne ios AMI with ~ deaths 42 per
Of The tOtl n Brookn Local ds.0sesnesv iufamma0yk1
49, pe)ls NewfoSk and W Brookyu while the constitutional
class TIE fact ory - nOcg that hs other lbercus dis
destroyed ve ihti daring preceding and cold
The Low vitality u feeble children the
pads heavy tribute - Tho ae during past eight
weeks The l'e lismmatons The have also
bu unesus share 70 ise harvest that Death gathered The
record De- -. sfll1s thus:
DEATHS FaON rUBERCULOUs DISEASES AND BY ACUTE BIS
LAsEs OF IllE Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

A resolution to grant the Use of the hall of
the Maryland House of Delegates to Major-Gen.
Howard and Judge Bond was lately offered in
that body. But the Democrats appear to have
cherished a lively bitterness against the Judge,
whose decision in the case of the Baltimore Po-
lice Commissioners saved Maryland from the
worst effects of Gov. Swann's political periidy.
They succeeded in having his name stricken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
SOUTHERN STATES.
MISSOURI.
THE SUPREME COURT

THE SUPREME COURT DECISION oS TUE TEST OATH.
By TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, FEB Ia special dlsPatch tom Jeffer-
Conservative offered bill in the Senate to-day to
submit to vote OF the people proposition TO ratify
the decision of the United States Supreme
Court in relation to the Test Oath required by
the Constitution TO be taken by lawyers practoing.
&c. The bill also provides that no person shall be-
DISQUALIFIED as voter unless convicted of treason or
felony. The bill was rejected by vote of o to ~.
The Radicals promised that while their party will
abide by the decision of the Supreme Court they do
not propose to give Rebels the right to vote yet
awhile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

A bill was yesterday reported to the Senate,
direct the Secretary of the Treasury to issue
temporary loan certificates, bearing interest not
exceeding per cent, and payable on demand
to the standing amount of $SOOOO,OOO. These
certificates may be held as reserve by the Ma
tonal Banks, and are to be applied to the re-
demption of compound interest notes, and the
funding of the debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

There is an interest in the sciences which
Prof. Agassiz has pOpularized almost as great
as that which attaches to the most prominent OF
other topics. His present course at the Cooper
Institute has attracted large and cultivated
audiences Last evening Mr.. Agassiz developed
his theory respecting the Ancient Glaciers, and
in another column we report him. as usual, in
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Address, The TRIBUNE, New-YOrk.
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TUBERCULOSIS DISEASES AND BY ACUTE BIS
EAsEs OF TIE Ngs


These 52 deaths have lessons scarcely important than
these which cholera taught The anynas euan Outs chagd
Nth large share tbs kd Of mortality. The temperature Of
past eight weeks az Fahrenheit The mean of last week sas
80 e severity Of tie present Water marked by higher
rate " a9atT cities " northern
.ooT4y IA Lgndoa TIE sesgBd vek 10 January, per 900
snnua fsia kinbugh - per lJi Liverpool per 1000
1a.soH u 100 Most Of the American cites ice cpl
tsst ssatlsaod X HAanA
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1l.-Iieut.-COl Knox an
embassy of the RusSO-American Telegraph, waited
upon the Emperor yesterday. He represented that
the line on the Asatc side will be completed in July
next.
Gov KorsackOff and Gen. Shelasinkoff, in Siberia
had formally acknowledged the courtesy of the
American Congress in regard to the attempted assas-
sim tion of the EmDerOr
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-vonR DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY - 1867

from Ethe resolution. We will not do Gen.
Howard the discourtesy to suppose that he will
accept the hospitality which the Maryland
Legislature can only offer coupled with an in
sult-that, too, to the vast body Of loyal men
who approve the course Of Judge Bond, and
honor his long devotion to the unpopular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
Business Notifies.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OF Providence X L. inform the trade that they are PRO
i NJ 6nr BLsCrKOPLTKD GOODs comprising full DINNER and INA
Of description OF superior
,uay AMI Of The base is Nickel Silver upon
sh deposit OF such thickness that they possess
he advantages solid silver in utility aud from beauty OF design ani
nperor hnsl uliiN.ng ushaOle from H. , -,
T ofhm Manufacturing Company refer with confidence 10 the high
ty established in the production OF SOLID SILVER
for engaged and they now
ssure be public fully sustain that repuson by the pro
son of such quality and extreme dura
oty satisfaction 10 the purchaser All Articles
nale b. them stamped thus
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q On the second page ,OiH DC found Letters
on the National Banks from Special Core
Spondent at Washington Musical Notices a
fetter from Judge Whiting; the OiUH Court
Reports and The Commercial NeioS. Ihe
Markets are on the third page.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN Feb. 12.-Pmssia will send plenipotentia-
ries TO treat with the exKng of Hanover in regard
to the disposition to be made of his private property
The conference of South German States has
adopted an army system similar to that of Prussia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

MADRID, Feb 12.-The COrtes will be opened by
the Queen on the S0th of March.
LONDON, Feb. BIT is reported in Madrid that
the Government intends imposing forced loan.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications "oee
intended for insertion authenticated by the name and
Of the ve-pot necessarily publication but a. guaranty O
his good faith . ~
UNK." New.York
We cannot undertake to retnn rejected Communications
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TENNESSEE.
me- NEGRO SUFFRAGE BML.

THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL
TELEGRAPH
NASHVILLE, Feb. 12-The Senate passed the Col
ored Suffrage bill to u second reading, refusing to
strike out the clause prohibiting negroes to sit on
iuries OF bold office 1t will probably be passed to
final reading tomorrow.
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THE FREsHEr IN CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH, Conn, Feb ls.-The end wall of tho
nearly completed paper-mll of Campbell Hall Co.. at
Greenvile having been undermined by the reshet fell
into the shetuoket River this evening damaging the mill
10 the value Of $4,000. Several wormen had narrow
escape The mill was being finished In the highest style.
and was one Of the Of the finest structures OF the kind In
the country The whole building is In danger The total
loss by tue fleshon this section " tue State will reach
S2OO.0O0 81. no .,...tts. ..t.tl.- I..'t ta-a
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aospAhNVct,o

Add fully guaranteed They feel necessary p.rnry 20
M the attention Of purchasers above trade mark athr designs
,ve been already These goods oHy be pro-
ursd from responsible dealers throughout the country
CHILDREN TEETHING.
The mother snis faithful friend MRS wrNsLOws SOOTHING
srRur II perfectly reliable and harmless It relieves the child from
Jain cures dy.ea,sry darhea relieves gripping the bowels cures
sind cole soens gums and reduces Inflammation BY giving relief
and health to The cs it comforts aud rests the mother.
Be SIRE sni cal. of
MIS- MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having The s rs CuErs PERKINS" on the outside wrapper
al Others b'e limitations
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE
HaR positively restores gray original color and youthful
,esutr psrts ard strength the weakest hair stops us falling
,t At once keeps the bead unparalleled hardessing
RIA he all dpsrss an fashionable harree and Office No
"a, p,,.,,sv w SARAH 4. CHEvALIER. NJ D.
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TURKEY.

CONsTANTINoPIE, Feb. 12.-In the new Turkish
Cabinet about to be created, Ali ViZer Fuad will ac-
cept the office of Foreign Minister.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. t9.-The American squadron, it is I'm.
derstOod. will visit Cherbourg during the continue
ance of the International Exposition.
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THE FLOODS.
pr TELEGRAPH TO rnK rRIRuNE.

III rKLEaRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
HIGH WATER AND Loss OF LIFE IN VERMONT.
BosToN, Mass, Feb. IA dispatch from Concord,
n H. says that while the river blockaded with
ice at West Hartford, VT, the water as high
rs the second story windows OF Mr. Wilamson's hotel
The oldest daughter OF Mr. williamson the proprietor OK
the hotel, drowned while trying to escape to tho
dana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

In reference to the breach Of trust by which
The n. y. Times printed the New Orleans re-
port in advance of its presentation to the House,
and in violation of its pledge we have received
the following note:
10 ne Ed,i1y Of IN. Tribuns.
SIR: In view of your editorial allusion TO me this
morning of which do not complain, may / ask you
to publish the following letter from the Chairman Of
the Select Committee on the New-Orleans Riot:
"HoUsE on REPRESENTATIVES,, Feb. 70, 1867.
" j.. u. CROUNSB, esq.--DcOr Sir: In receipt OF
your note OF thls date regretted 10 the report in
The Times. but did not for moment nputc 10 you any
violation OF the agreement made, and kHOicing the fuels
iHOW DO bold yDl TO be entirely free from an blame
Truly your Trend, Il. ID. ELIOT"
remain Sir. with much respect. yours, &c,
L. Il. CRoUNSR,
Washington Correspondent Noo. York Times.
Washington. Feb. TO- 1867.
We are happy to believe on the authority of
Mr. Eliot that Mr.. CrOunse is not to blame in
the matter, but this only transfers the respon-
sibili for the treachcTy from Washington to
New-York Mr. Crounse does not trouble him
self to make any explanation possibly his
employers may think it worth while to inform
the public how they came to print report
which was given to their correspondent under
a pledge that it should not be printed.
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SPAIN.

FLORENCE. Feb 12.-The Cabinet Ministers of Italy
have all resigned.
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THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

uaks s,5i Brick per hour ih only nine men and ou pair
uOrer. Hos c0Hpsc machinery
oag out Of order o. breaka9 dovR Its great simplicity AND
the OF expert at sgh
We challenge the world to produce is equal
Satisfaction O. granted o. 0i purchasers
AHR.M REJuA General Agent No. l4l Broadway, y. Y
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CHILDREN TEETHING.
CoLGArE's HONEY TOILET SOAR.

SSSSSoAr 10 ~ upon For sae by al Druggists and
Fancy Coos Dealers
VICTORY HAIR RESTORER,
WITHOUT NPURrY will positively restore the hair and
h color For sale by all druggists and the manufacture
NAN HrKRN. Chemist. No. as SiIth-aye
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KELLY & LIONS MINSTRELS -
THIS EVENING - CINDER-LBON 80 MADAGASCAR BALLET
rROUPR-rHB TWO PRIMA DONNAS
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BOWKRY TIIRATER - - ,,
THIS RVRNiNG-BRIAN BOkOlhhb-Ihh mAlD VI h''i'"
M W. H. Whley. Miss Fanny Herring
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ERw-Y YORK CIRCUS -
THIS pvRNTYG - ACROBATIC AND EQUESTRIAN FBATS-
rRiiSED PONIES Etc. New-York Circus Troupe.
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STRINWAY HALL .
THIS RVRNING-FOURTEENTI POPULAR CONCERT Nine
Pareps Mills Sir Rosa NJ Colby Theo Thomass ORCHESTRA
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UNION HALL. -. 800
THIS AFTERNOON AND KVBNlhG-BUNlAN IABLbAUA'
Corner Tweuty tdrist and Broadway.
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FIRTHAvB OPERA HOUSE - .
THIS EVFSING-GRlFFIN Il CHRISTNS MINSIRELS. New
AciS. Music Singing, Dancing, etc
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DODwORTH HALL
THIS EvRNfNG-M HARTZ TIE ILLUSIONISE Proeus'
Rostiug Head etc
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM, -o ,,,,vr
nay AND RVRNING-CHRISTIAN MAkI1 hS-dWO HUM ~
RKD THOUSAND CUROSITIBS-VAh AhbUh1hS IOLLLN'
TIOH or WILD ANIMALS.
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EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS. -
nay AND RyFNNG-Rosa Bonheurs Horse Pair" 6e, at H. w
DERBYS ART ROOMS No. 845 Broadway
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New'1lotls DAILY Grmmtte.
TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1867
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NETWORK TIlBATkR
THIS RVENING-THB TICKBT-OFLEANb'MAN'
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WINTER GARDEN
THIS gvBNiH0-SiRRCHANT OF VENICE Mr. Edwin Booth.
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NIBLOS GARDEN
THIS BVRHNG-TITB BLACK CROOk-0rc1 fatsisHne b'He'
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WAILACKS THRATBR
THIS BYRNfNG-A DANGEROUS GAhb. MI j. W. "siAoA
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OLYMPIC THBATBR
THIS BVBNING-GBRMAN OPERA-FAUST.
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THIS YyESISG-rTGGISS oPERAHLA TRAvrA
The Shasta courier., 1867-10-05
NUMBER 81.

oners. They retreated under cover of night.
The Americans took, in all, four field pieces
and 600 prisoners, among whom was Lieut.
Col. Baum, who proved to have been NOR
tally wounded. There were found dead on
the field about 200 of the enemy while the
losses Of the Americans were only IA killed
and 40 wounded
A personal incident, showing the daring
spirit of the times, claims additional space.
Among the Berkshire militia, who rallied
so bravely to the aid of Stark and his Yer
monters. there was a belligerent person
named Allen-possibly, as Washington Irv-
ing has suggested, one of the bellicose fami-
ly OF the hero of Ticonderoga.
General" said this person to Stark,
the people of Berkshire have often been
called out to no purpose, and if you don't
give them a chance to fight now, they never
will turn out again ~
. You would not want to turn out now
while it is both dark and rainy, would you ?"
demanded Stark.
Not Just now," was the qualifying reply
=" Well, " replied the old veteran, "if the
Lord once more gives sunshine, and 1
DON'T give you fighting enough, I'll never
ask you to turn out again ?'
That the ..Berkshiremen had their wish,
and used their opportunity gloriously, let
the fore going record tell
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