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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Jan. A.-The Constitutional Con-
venton reassembled this morning.
Mr.. COfAHAN presented se'erai memorials In regard
20 the state Medical Board
The Convention then vent into Committee OF the Whole
on the report Cities
Mr. VERPiANCK resumed his remarks, denouncine
the policy giving tho Legislature the right 10 interfere
and take away power from the people and Mayor Of
the CITY Of Sew-York. The establishment u commits
sons for the government OF cities he said IL contrary 10
the spirit OF our Institutions
The Convention at the close Of Mr.. verpancks speech,
adjourncd until Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
FRANCE.
GENERAL EUROPEAN ARMrNG.

GENERAL EUROPEAN ARMIEG.
PARIS, Jan. A.-The semi-oficial La Patrie, in an
editorial article, observes that Russia is the only
power not now in harmony with all the rest of
Europe Efforts of this character to tranquilizo the
public mind and give assurance of prolonged peace,
are singuarly antagonizcd by the fact that every
power in Europe is actively engaged in armng itself
as if for anticipated war.
HEAVY FRENCH LOAN.
1t is said that loan TO the amount of 10000
OO francs Will surely be put upon the market soon.
A REPUBLICAN PAPER SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, Jan. 4-Eyening. A Republican paper was
pat into circulation here to-day but the copies were
Immediately seized by the police.
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yI,rpEn IL A MEMPHIS COURT ROOM.

MEMPHIS Jan. H.--This afternoon, during the
trial OF Winters and Los, tho murder Oi Mile Nc
COnne few days since, alteration occurred between
counsel during which Thomas Maahe: er-street Com.
and an unClo Of the murdered man. WAS shot
through thc body and fatally wounded. Although the
court room wdtd AZ tho time 1t Is not known wp0
fired the shot The affair has created an intense excite
mfnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
PORTUGAL,

TIE DUKE DE sALDANTIh PREPARING FOR A
COUP DETAr.
LONDON, jan 2i-Evening--Rumorsh have reached
here from Lisbon that the Duke OF Saldanha Is
contemplating a coup dddt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
IIAYTI.

PRESIDENT sALNAvE OPPOSED TO THE CEssIoN
OF SANTANA.
HAVANA Jan. 24.--Advices from Hayti report
President Salnave ut Cape Haytcn preparing for a
campaign against the Cacos He openly avowed
his tan OF preventing by force OF the contem
plated cesOn of the Bay Of SANTANA % tht United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
SIAM.

AMERICAN BREECH-LOADERS ORDERED FOR
HE SPANISH ARMY.
MADRID. Jan 2j-The Minister ofWar has ordered
10000 American breech-loading rifles Of what pat
tern is not publicly stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
EUROPE.
RUSSIA.
TIE FRENCH ARMY BILL.

B lTfbyro TKIEsK Il
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-Ihe BoerseH Zdiung
published here calls attention editorally to the fact
that the French army bill materially increases
the power OF Louis Napoleon. and is sure to prompt
him TO assume a higher stand and holder tone in re-
gard to European politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
4 MuRDERrR INDICTED.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan 24.-Ihc Grand Jury,
this morning indicted James t. Shepard for the murder
Of LIS wife. this city, the 18Th Of November last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
THE sANpUsKy BOARD OF TRADE

S.spusKY, o., Jan. A.-The Board Of Trade
held A meeting this morning, nc which they appointed
ve delegates TO attend the Commercial onyention 70 DO
held u Baltimore kebs. .-.y i. l-...-- -.--4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
ST. THOMAS.

PREVALENCE OF A MALIGNANT FEyER--CAsEs OF
CHOLERA.
HAVANA, Jan. H.-The latest accounts from
81. Thomas report that fever in malignant form pre-
vailed there, and there had been number of cases Of
cholera.
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COLLECTION OF LIQUOR LICENSE FEES.

ALBANY. Jan. A--The bill passed by the As
ssmby extending the time for the collection OF liquor IL
fees In New ninety days. Will be taken up for
consideration and hearing at p III. Wednesday ne1i,
by the committee Oh Internal Affairs OF Towns aud Coun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
WASHINGTON.

SENATOR MOTIONS GREAT SPEECH on THE
POLICY or coNGREss-RlGHTs OF AMERICAN
CrrILrNS ABROAD-THRC CIVIL APPROPRIATION
pUJ-PrRCHASE or ALASKA.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-18

OVERLAND MoSrHLY.--Tbe first number of this Pacific Coast Magazine has been received, and we have handed it over to critical friend for dissection. It is highly spoken of by the news papers of the coast, and we doubt not but that 1t IS fully equal 10 the best Eastern magazines. A. Roman Co., San Francisco, are the publish CTS and we advise our literary friends to forward s5, and get the Overland. Frank Bret Uarte who is known as planet of the first magnitude in the literary world of the Pacific. is its editor should we ever receive another copy of tbe magazine we will say more about it's merits but that is doubtful, judging from the manner in which the publisher of "Putnam" has treated us
 LONE TO WicKESBuRG-Our old and esteemed iellow-townsman, Judge Vim. J. Berry. has sba- ken the dust of Prescott from his feet and re- moved to Wckenburg. We can safely commend the Judge to the people of Wickenburg, as an honest, upright man and good citizen.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-18
" TT ''''''' VIII V0IIIH'UOH NIII The TWO ACi Drau ROBERT MACAIRE:
 -OR The Two Murdereys,

"hg o. l.. Potter Song and Dance ............F Shaw
Arizona miner., 1868-07-18

RAN.-During the week, this part of Arizona has been blessed with abundance of rain The creeks and gulches are filled with water, the crops are looking exceedingly well; the air is cool and bracing, and the face of the country is robed in beautiful green, Let us return thanks to a kind Providence for this delightful country; and everything lu it. save and accept the Apaehes'
Arizona miner., 1868-07-18
WORMSER & co, and Retail Merchants,

LA PAz and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 .... DEALERS IN.. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, (tALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally 10 their new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, by one Of the firm in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at their stores in La Paz and Prescott.
 Give us call and see for yourselves We are not selling for ruinous prices our motto Is and has been, Live and Let Liven
 Our stock in La Paz is acknowledged ty all who have seen and examined t, 10 be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place. Merchants, farmers, miners and others, wishing o purchase goods, would do well 10 give Us call, before purchasing elsewhere,
 WORMSER & co. myl6 La Paz and Prescott, Arizona
Arizona miner., 1868-07-18
New Store.
 .... GO TO .... kERR'S CHEAP STORE,

In the East Room of the Old Capitol Building,
 North Side of the Plaza, Prescott, If you wish to purchase
 Groceries and Provisions,
 Liquors, Can Fruits, Clothing, Or anything else needed by you, for less money than the same can be bought for anywhere else In town EDWARD KERR. Prescott, June 2o, 1868.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-18
BIacksmithing.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD A Il inform the people of Prescott and A surrounding country, that he has leased W the shop, tools, etc, of the Miller brothers, al their ranch, one mile west from Prescott, where he is prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing in a wOrkmanlike manner
 Horse, mule and OK shoes will be kept con stantly on hand, and shall endeavor to give en- tire satisfaction in this branch Of the business.
 JOHN BUCKLEY. Miller's Ranch, May 99 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company offer
limited amount Of their FIRST Mortgage Bonds at par.
Nine hundred and sixty miles Of the line West from
Omaha are now completed, and the work is going on
through tho Winter As the distance between the
finished portion Of the Union Central Pacific Rail
roads is now less than 400 miles, and both Companies
are pushing forward tho work with great energy,
employing over $1,000 men, there can be no doubt
that tho whole grand line to the Pacific will be open
for business in the Summer of 1862 The regular
Government Commissioners have pronounced the
Union Pacific Railroad TO be first class in every
resnect. and tho Special Commission appointed by
the President says
Taken as a whole the Union Pacific Railroad has
been well constructed, and the general route for the
line exceedingly well selected. The energy and per-
severance with wlol, The work has been urged for
ward and the rapidity with which 10 has been oXe-
outcd arc without parallelmhi history and in grandeur
and magnitude Of undertaking 1t lias never been
equaledp Tho Report states that any deficiencies
that exist are only those incident to all new roads,
and that could not have been avoided without matei-
ally retardng tie progress OF tho great work Such
deficiencies are supplied by all railroad companies
after the completion Of the line, when and wherever
| experience shows them TO bo necessary. Iho report
concludes by saying that a" the country has reason
TO congratulate itself tnat this great work
OF national imroriance IA 50 rapidly approach
ing completion under such favorable auspices
Besides donation from the Government of l2,SOO
acres Of land per mile, the Company s entitled to
subsidy in II S. Bonds on it's lines as completed aud
accepted, at the average rate of about 299OOO pei
mile. according TO tho difficulties encountered, fol
which tho Government takes a second lien secu
rity. The Company have already received S22 l5s
600 of this subsidy of which sl,2SOOoO Was paid Dec
! 8, and sGi0,OOO Dec. H. 'HH r'
GoyRRNAiENr AID--STCuRrrY or THE BoNDs.-
BY its charter the Company is permitted 90 issue III
| own First MORTGAGE Bonds 70 tho same amount Il;
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
Mp ptr,rurR ON THE JUDICIARY.

IT,. w ,l.,.r,s roccnt sermon on the cor
ruptious of the judiciary was answered py l'9I
- ,..,,,1 1,.,hom. q son Of Judge Peckham OF
Albany and Mr. Bcechcr has now published a Sc''n-
ing reioiuder f1Um which Wo sciec1 tue 1o-'O"'"s
sharp paragraphs d. r.,-or,, cannot bo
THE corruption which beers IN Ne%1 orS y' circi
,i fe y,l6,s syStUn. The larger lllHha clueSs
rf districts viii cr&Aua-y pa Co" iii cea.e 10
i,tir.a honor viii 10, adly TAI. 'u tH f1 zoos
Lave hic Standard o duty a M iS' ,,orton aets
,ir would lave made the nusr.ops men OF u pa5iI p5I
aIy slu5tcI, until al hols o lifet aug WiGs ~ @ wls.
cr i Civilians Ull DO found lie yourself who, p INC
At,,.C ] n, & NJ KIM th,,e fud.es 20 bo corrupt who
iIlsr thrr courts as Instruments Of pleasing tler
M E i'f,.Ir r@rI1cis ana of swelling tho fortunes oi
sos and sos iriaw End Who pfng tie practice OF the
." ~ ,-o ne af ther Tits'cnd 10 know No0 TO pursue
iuer vocation aud yet maintaln their manhood un- M
All administsf.ug ihe judicial oGico so as 10 secure
re lection oruu advance 20 q higher post Whab Is
yCi e ,.Sine ~ certain stocs should SO long With
loid its known piyatcy expressed oQmon as to tNgIe
y.luS of Tie s5oc, and vheu tho friends q he Judge
lavo bought largely, should lAeh Issue 1C'Gt ~ ~
I1l,c's pctsou friends Tpup reward or bong et-
tlrhed % so cauous ard del hcrte Juq 't OI Hna'
opaioa q pHc'.co wf,c obtains 10 so many courts,
~ elyir tlC lter two cases ot icltIt,Ce ] ]vs "'
la.i,5' o|' | ycs @ ir f,iei to Sri,lce VIM another
Tudec le 10 give Your Ae it cases, ANA 10 go
tAe sao by ls sJi Illus clcl one oi you ba "H "i,
pcararces and yes ,curnR tlC lrgAtable dIt-.- e
:u thit Iudg %. deemed NiSc aHA llcuIu "Ao iho Ga
h C0ull $50 btUak u ,c Ialiy - "L.A Ae o es M L--
! au election, as g,o.t political macllne &al "in Ds
! comes I.Iiucg ih euca Gross yloIliot az law as
sb0ald cons gu ID concerned 60 I.sout EI&t go you
tlur oi tle Judgt Whois boaaht to the cc4t "Ao oI
1tf l -. II,Der, and Ylo leaves 10 tDc uLtoN
tle p8eers tls6De .' WAT 40 you ttlh OK = .tSt
losa uaiuts alo iIc-Woi.5r "IS ae lo.'-Iou b, y
tIer Courts gyc friend, hut IA direct auC amos
Du>n r0rrvl Who sre CJrt d, without fohtIau4llIDA
| ,.t. .r.l..,v tItaug up decisions ~ auction, ant
| ..r.ltt.. ..f ..u. O llte li-l,l iidNOrf
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
OWL.

In conseouence of The death of Chief Justice
Robertso the trial terms adourned'f0r the torm and
he general term OF the Superior Court stands adjourned
10 Dec. 81, inst, at II u. III.
In the Kings County Surrogates Court iast
week Surrogate yeeder granted letters Of administration
on Tie estate OF Charles Whitehead Martha Bangs Jo-
scph & Martin, Sarah Hunt Elizabeth C. Banker ihomas
Richardson. and William G. Ludlam, all Of Brooklyn.
Tn the Bfooklyn City Court on Saturday, be-
fore Judge Thompson, MI. william III: Blo0dgood OK Nc.
7Os Fultonaye complained that on the night OF the 2h
~ last Juy Mr. John III. Payne. tho proprietor OF "a
kndngwood factory forced brick out OF the wall sopa
rating the premises OF the complainant from the premises
of lie defendant causing stream OF water M rlsi INTO
his area which damaged his stock Of liquors 10 the ex
tent of 81 600 The jury assessed the damages at that
amount.
In JndQe Bcdle's Court, Paterson, on Satur-
dav an iuporaut civil concluded between the
Soecfy Of Useful Manufactures paterson Nnto-PoWcr
and r. Van Houtcn whose lands aI0 ONelud~ea D. sDo
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
TIE aALIcs rRAEKLr;o CASE.

To ne Editor Of The IrtbHne.
SIR: An article appeared in the columns Of
your s5e Of tic sth inst, stating Aat the captain Of
the British brig Alice hrankn. reported as having been
refused provisions by revenue cutter spokcn by her
Tlisrtpott N IS supposed, omanltcd from mo captain
but eugh ttu!es. always have another SIDE TO them.
Inc Revenue Cutter aiucs Camppch lei aWNort on
sing hghl-bO4t lf0lock Rip 6,ais.nE t. no southWad
AZ 3:3J T. H., MOI auk Lgut btgrLE ~ - W. olSiai -
opsas ana courses standing q Tho westward, tie yes
rel at the Tine showing 10 gual ~ is.iess AI " Aef
inc VIVA W9s AZ ITO lnic lfoui tne "''stWaiv, alu
blowing iro-h breeze accompanied by a very hs,Ny
slip, and Up under le stern aud spoke her asking II
they required any assistance. IAe rely Wat, NO, but
for the cutter % lower boat ara rcteh the brg IN
safety, and that was the opinion % officers on board
VINO hal probably seen much service at sea
as the Captain of the Franklin. Tine distance ana
bearing OF hionauk given hin aud in two OF thrco
hours ha1 he been 50 CsposeD he could nave reached
Newport; suggestion were offered by tho Captain 0f
Bug, IN reference % staying 10y him or scnding
bin provisions. The CamIbcii had Just taken on
board an extra suply II prOy Ous Tor the specific pur
10 IS simply impossible that the capiain would
have refused rendering assistance had It beon
sVampcd alongside n very easy FOR any one to report
such 0urags but as far Gs INC Cnnpoc s concerned or
her Ollie, rS, they must b, borne out ~ facts
The brig, after hayiJs spoken Tue cutter, remained
three days by her report AZ times not above
80 miles from port to leoWard aud st~ms hsgne 70
biscuit aboard should oin under closerccfcd tOpss
with port only 80 miles 4 lee ward.
Duung many years Of service - Revenue officer, /
have mover been backward IL rendering assistance
wherever an opportunity has occurred requiring ny aid.
aud in this instance ldeem that, tn view of the lmOssi
bity OF aOrdlng him immediate relief was rendering
him The best assistance my or IN advising MIN how
to reach an adjacent hrbor BY publishing this state
mont You viii confer favor on, yoursrresrcctuny,
JNo. CARSON, Captain L; Rev. Service
Z. s. Rereiute cutter James CGhpOtU, heD-LOtdVi,
DEC 16.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
THE COURTS.
TIE FULLERTON CAsE-INDEFINTE POSTPONE
MENT

Judge Benedict having received the following
order from Judge Nelson, the hearing OF tho motion To
quash IN the Fullerton Is indefinitely postponed:
ordered all proceedings IN The above cause United states ag
Fullerton suspended and STAYED Until further orders
Judge Benedict reference TO his position in the mat
ter made the following statement IN tho unted states
Circuit Court on last Saturday morning:
The position of tbs anomalous aud inasmue as am holding
Abont deeue TO take action In H. j. proper
this At The request Of Judge N
son consented hold the Ccut Court At certain Times during
acorugY by ihe General order Of TIE fh INST
directed iplowa; Criminal aad
under the keveaue laws ercudng any that m be specially
Icepd) be placed calendar TO DO called and
sp5sed Of by Jadso Benedict In ths Court therefore ior
lie purpose Of hearing these only tbs hoNeTe
Wlc6 was announced proT TO the order of the fh Is
before Tie making Up my calendar eIeetd by Judge Nelson O The
elect of that orer For this although holding the Couf
must hear application IN tbs case make any order IN
err until Nelson sbardrec 10 be pHco cAen
dr that shall be ready to hear motion the
and dispose OF IL according 10 law
DistrlctAttOmCy Courtney sald
desire 10 state to that the order obtained without
knowledge consent without notice 20 II IL entirely ~
pa steps show tie facts and reumsauee he
case 10 h Honor Judge Nelson aud d that shen be under
stands them be will yaeate the order
Mr. Courtney interrupted once or twice by Judge
Benedlct who said he desired 10 discussion OF matter
not properly before him. The Court then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

the Government Bonds and no more These Bonda
are a First Mortgage upon the whole road and all I'd
equipments Such mortgage upon what, Tor q long
time, will be the only railroad connecting the Allan.
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank as
safe security.
The price for the present is par, and accrued inter.
est at per cent from july J. 1868 in Currency suh-
scriptions will be received IL New-York 1T tie COM
panys Office, No. 20 Nassau-st. and by John J. Cis.o
& Son. Bankers No. 50 Wallss. and by The Con-
pany's advertised agents throughout the United
States.
Bonds sent FREE bit parties subscribing through looet
dints, lgiU look 10 them JOr their sgte delirdg.
JonN J. Cisco, Treasurer, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

Intoxicating NJ the dam above Paterson As test case 10
excited considerable attention and t4e m0ss
i.,Evers Of NewJeTsey CDgagel Inc july -
verdict Of g. $50 for the plaintiff ihe eTlniA
is TO be taken up to-day The Grand Jury nave ane"u'
found about forty bills. -,
Tn tbe United States District Court IN Danh-
runtcy on Saturday in the matter OF Eugene 70
hanript Judge Biachfor has decided that tlS y@ "a ta
1,ired v section o. to he taken or subscribed ny INC
snIrnpy h TO Deproduced to the seI ana hS 10
~ rrtiv conformity OF uoncOufOrmty III hpecllcal!o.'
~ ~ are I'd and the bankrupt has conrorned
In lie Judgment Of Register to all the requrqment' Sl
H. and no plh duty under the act the Register ~ "
aery that he has so c0nfored, except In tho particulars
covered by the specifications.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
e1,1cInr or NollNG GAMBLER.

A Young man from st, Louis, named Fred
or,ck k0uick. shot himself IA Memphis Few days ago
Tie following letter concerning his Io was found III Ills
rOOiM ,,,. M, ~, = ,oeo
DEAREST FATHER AT last set me down TO write to
Won. bow to begin I scarcely know. far am certain
mat tho contents Of this letter VIII give you much pain
~ me more 80 op 10 any OF the rest Of my dear brothers
Of theu together and still you bore with ne-f You
knew now many bitter, bitter fears cost me- you woud
really forgive me. Dearest father, pen these lines with
yely lcayy heart, :or discouraged and dlfgusted
with life. / have nothing 10. 1--we Tor; there is
nothing LEFT, for me- Il | live, but TO- steal d or
tired everything TO obtain employment, bnt have
failed with the exception Of lllrsch & Brother, ana
Lew. WexicT Through your last htter see that you you
place s. il Tor gambling Although botA parties deiy
that 10 was the reason why they dis harged me- really
many ana many time did wish that never was born,
or that dead and would have saved US al great
deal of pam and trouble II had died when yet child
int 1t Is crying over what might have been Dear
father, 1 Will now let you know how IL
happened that / was found in gambling house
Mr. Wolfort proposed To- me to play h,m game il.
accepted So went out 10 md billiard soloon and
We found q place where IT st0Od-Lldorado Bl!llard
billiards il was keno room, and were up there we
would watch the game, when W0lfOrt said, Let's play
one caid together ~ 70 was only bOc(ns card, sald,
An right and won over $50, when we eft Dear fathel
may Tho Almighty God never forgive me II tell llo
When say that never have played IN al my life In
gambling house Before swear III Dear father, nave
Beeu nearly tWO weeks without cent OF money ana
Loeb has told me TO get another room as In9ch
ma 10 say / should leave the house. ana he mas
done more, which have not the patience 70 WiIH.
wanted to leave town. and tried 10 borrow So ana nave
been hny refused. have even been refused money 70
eot shaved WITH have grown desperate IsWore never
n. come home agau, unless come home win money
10 I'M father forgive me- Death IS all have cit me now
~ f,f q, Siv dearest mother may doubtless her,
n. Lon
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
ro cAplrAL1srs ANn 1Nvrsrors.

TnE Trrsr MORTGAGE BoNDs Of the RocEpoRD.
Rock ISLAND AID Sr. LOUIS RaILRoAD CoMpiNY
pay the Principal and sEyTN PER CENT ISTrRrsr
ist February and 1st August in GoLD CoIN Jfes q
Government Tar.
limited amount only Of these Bonds viii be sold
at 97l and accrued interest in cnrrency by Banken
and Brokers Agents Of the Company IA different
parts Of the country, and AZ the Office Of the Com
pany No u Nallst., New-York.
GovERNMENT AND OTHER APpRoyED SgcUHTIEs
received in exchange at full market rates.
Pamphlet, giving full information sent on request
II. II. BooDY, Treasurer
United States Six Per Cent Curronoy Bonda, 30
wears 10 run are offered for sale favorable terms
at the oiicc Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
No 20 Nassau-st New-York