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New-York tribune., 1869-06-19


- Office Of Board Of Educ1Ou Of Grand sd
lin streets aBd ss until TUESDAY he "a day Of June
1863 O'Clock Supplying tue coal aud WOOD required Tor
lbs u this city t9r the ehsusg Jea y 81 hol'an
one tboussBd hundred 1907 cords Of wood less
THE coal quality o. white alb furnace sud stove
,ss In GOOD order huRd and forty 24 pouudl
H. he tan And ut delivered the bins at the several school
s 70 supply tbe coal 90 furnished from the mines naned ae,
ep and p m the uh Of two thousand two huhor ana
feiiy q 240) pouhtI -%tS-t, NJ, 80, ..,.., IA, J., -, =.
four thousand furnace sire, twelve hondIe iut OF
stove .I, seven hundred and t.sn'tv W, egg sue 'i seventy
re Of rut hi1e -. A. ...
f9l rect long than three 90 inches IN diameter m -
e pine wood must Of s beat quality not Ices than three ~ e'
- fs, inches long. 1-ssss "a Y . . -
The b5oss must the price cord one hundred and t'en
sgnt IN ce let for both and osk wood ana
oed Ia b. spt required by the Committee on Supplies
NE wood win he inspected apd measured unde The supervision OF we
Ior Of Fuel Of The % Edgcaon and mus' bs delivered Al
ths schools Sheu ordered ss follows; - A. -, I'll. A..
TsOhds the qusutty required ron he n qy " @ 'no
dsy Of August and the remainder required BY The Com
d 10th OAK and pine be delivered saved and When re-
ysds cellars, vaults or bin5 OF
tbe ho6l buildings be designated by the
a. syirV aid coal ard wOcd h. be binding until The Hd
A. G lime 1870 IN suretrS the faithful performance Of me con
set required abd each Proposal must be accompanies N w
md sdence " the proposed snfeilea
vii. allowed for delivering sad coal ana Sooo AZ
sny Of the putting aud png The same IN ' JAu es
lars vAults bins Of sad scboolA - -. - cu.. y, ,h.
rnu,t the Committee on sapphes OF bo
M Eaaon" shoHd be indorse Proposals for CoA "f
Pr1po,,js for Wood" the case may be- .,
The Comms the right 20 REJECT any or ~ o We
sasSEE sR3aAs A. ATGRSIt LEWIS. : Supple.
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purt SamNms S Autitr.

STArH ov NEWYosK,
PoRr.WARDEss OTuoE, No - WlhAmsA
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance Wild
~ SeeuOs q the Act passsd Agr ~ 1901 snsi ~ , 49,
Wareos Ohoe Of the Port Of New lork 10 an e
nsre u having Of the Ssboc matter OF ach ha,
suey the following under eIA.
sad
ths soece % o0A -
Voaaelsi AN
steamship kuerpe.s-
Ship Crest OF the Wave.
barn Ansl0,s
BARK r. flrandelo
BARK NaudrTer
Bark Orchila,. ''''s'''''''' Ralir
Barh Annie. az
BARK Name n
big buisehpenna ''''''''' n
Brig Two RIuthefs
Brig \. J. Merriam. rpian
sehr. James JOres. 49, ;foupEisS P,,.d.aA
J. AVss uENRMAN Seerstsr.
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PROPOSALS for the SALE of PROPERTY
L TREASURY DEPARTMENr-Sestd Proposals will be
J'S JS ss 4 of & ddd to be General Superintendent TrSa
paper machine built by Jo65 l. SsA1sr, Worcester
leo inch Fournsr machine screen vat and all Necessary 1tu,.
FIRST and second pTtss rolls made cfbrsss; six () DRYERS
ea!eedar rolls with three 9 Ddsr' with 'Is box attached
sboy Necessary staring hangers complete
paDsr calendar With Eve Cs) rolls betting Necessary
2besng ergne, 2reh lui1e O vA,hers each. all
5hrssc presses or pressing paper with pump piping
stus chest witb p0leys ,nd sh,ning complete
2large bleach tubs, and four ~ dranera
2doabie scii1g papps. With 90 feet galvanized pipe
large rotary bleach II IRON.
sesm engine ard boiler, fneeh ds horse power "woOdus
Bids viii be separately for paper machines with
Bis win be oI a. OF sny Toie9a of The following articles,
steam engine WITH boiler borss pOve connections pipe,
hydraulic aHe' connections supply boxes and pipes at
4oprgbt vTg engines, % hydraulic pump. each,
Hoe s sSSss asf.'iI .Sa F,PsT 6d5sT 1'aoG ol Rop.e
hydrsUliS ram valves aud connections
Roof erghe and boiler (O) horse.
steam engine sI 60 horse, spd upright boiler
s4gh1y s!cn% ,5rt l.Pa CTS sys Is, iorse (aev)
2steam engines, each fOur ~ hOOe
caneeug mschlue.
mucilage machine
numbering machine.
small baud wheel
Dagger
Lit. 70 Giant" ngne and boiler thirty (3ol horse
2euveope machines and cutter belonging 20
mills. com1lete.
Bogard's ink mills
Cast iron plates, large quantity
large Gordon presses
small GordoH presseG
] cauOelug mschiHe.
&c oId bydrosste p-e.s tops about 400 pounds e,eh
On press columns twrnug ght iron}. GOO poUEds each
Qusutity of old CsstirOn Iigta
Quantity of scrap
Is casks rusin.
alum
tierces nud four barrels glue.
Quantity Of soda ash.
pounds Of bronze.
Is viii also be received al paper belonging
Treasury Department for year from July l6J together
with quantity on hsnd
mir tofer with auaatty died baud Tor which
bd win separately and tue contract awarded TO the highest
bidder taken whole.
the night reject al portion OF the
BIDS received.
An sre es 20 he removed sheeu 5} the sale.
GtO G. RICE General SuDern ntea1sBt Treasury Buildings
June TO- 1853
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CcpurtntrsBip 0Otitts.

NOPARTNERSHfP.-M brother, EDWARD
BELTS this day necones PAkINEk IN my business
No 4 Broad-st.. n \. june L, Ioot =, !" hL - -.
FTITF TFCOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
teTS betrcrn he ere IN the practice Of tue ls nner
- s e If Fhau Smith. dissolved the 4ih day Of
December 1865 by mutual consentDaed New York June 10 1913
D''e'' r. j. FITHlAN,
/. H.. CLARK,
CHARLES HENRY SMITH
UNUF COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
betweeu DECATUR RICE and JOHN p BALTIMORE. under
the Graz name RICE BALTIMORE DISSOLVED on the ltt
All debts owing the said ponershp are 10
10 he paid D. ee uDd all demands the said partnership are 70
No 52 Waet near Rutgers shpl where De Is
confirming business Of Making aud Repairing Carts Trucks "ag
ons, 6o-New-York. jane H. 1863 DECAIUk j. hiSb,
VIZ - JOHN p. BALTIMORE.
TNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
undersigned under the firm Of FERRIS hAHOG
this day DISSOLVED by mutual We shall hbOhGANLE
forthwith m limited partnership pursuant TO
statute Dated kswlok, June l5 1869 JOSIAH fEhks' Jh
FLORENCE MAHONY, JOHN CANTRELL
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CusToS HousE EEw York.


COLLECTOKs OFFICE June II, l69
PROPOSALS will be- received at tins office
gey ~ revenue ye on this s,au T tie as:l year ending
June 30 1870. n III -........ I, .,,,..
Ion m sard to Iropa NAV be ob.n responsible parties oag
10 the Ship Chandey trade At Tie Re'sg4 b,SSII
House. ~ H. C'itss.-.-,, ,1---
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glaaI 1oiitss.

NUPREME COURT OF KINGS COUNTY
~ 'Sh NOR oN. PsHf sg'iss, nAEiAH hgss0S Bsss9.
m hereby aud required % answer te complaint IN this
oi sb copy ibs Office Of bs Cefk u klgs County
serve ropv ~ the fAd complaint the sub
% a BIZ % 81 Faions, Brooklyn, within twenty days after
v hereof Of such sercc and fail
htlsef The eap stbn tie time sforssad pLaHu6 this
E ~ tpy Cour the relief femsudsd tue complaint
btsd My ~ ig65 ID. q. HARTMAN,
'H,iaabar PlalBLd's Ap0frsy.
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60 I11bum ii map Confirm.

A LADY wishes the LOAN of $400 for 30
N days Chsiisl mortgage given For information inquire toto s
dress. Mrs 40
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dres, Mrs LEWIS 80. p spnngst
FEEE LABoR BUREAU INTELLisENCs OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT or PUBuo CHARIrIES AND CoEREcTIoS {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in pur--
~ oaw this department has established LABOR BUkhA
md INTELLIGENCE OFFICE which will be opened PmpoRt
Buldiug SuyveaBtS, Third TUESDAl 9h
inst under the following rules and regulations: The Office will be open
daily Except sunday fron O'clock m. t. O'clock n nom
April 70 TO November and from m to p from ho1emhe
Anvil shall he kept which shalt be recorded The names OF
applicants employment their residence, the time they bYe been 10
the United and the city place BIRTH married single the
dependent them their trade occupation
Also books which shall be recorded the and residences OF
for Abor the kind OF labor required aud the pee OF
wages proposed be paid No fee from either applicants for employ
for labor shall on any pTetence be demanded -
JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Secretary
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TREAsuRI DKPAETNEST, OFTlcE o. ISTEsxaI REyssvH
WisHgGTOS MAY o. 1863 )
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY. - Sealed
Proposals viii BE- received At otto Until The h dsv Of Ju9e
1850 Al Il o'clock supplying and Collectors of To-
that 0ihe United trs lying east oi
Mountaus Aonta1a and Na he1 VIII the STA
required their districts for the year ending
June 81. l610
No proposals considered unless accompanied BY bond With
sueent sureiss the u Eve thousand do 3NO tpPoyed
United District form 20 De furnished by tie De-
parteH conditioned parties shall Of the acceptance Of
duly execute contract With good and tui
beieut be due Performance Of the same.
The the night 10 consider and accept or reject
eaeh bid item by item.
The rs should addressed 10 the Commissioner Of Internal Revs
nue. aud Ddosd Proposals for supplying Stationery 10 internal
sebsduls NJ css be furnished viii be forwarded from this ohes
millions under which tie articles 10 be
gfT--a.R "1' q. DELANO Commissioner.
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crsrov.lIorsr, Yrw.YosE. o.,

CUsTOM iiOrsK, NEw-lOsk:.,. I
COLLECTOIs OFFICE June u, O. ~
PROPOSALS will be received at this otnte
nt the "a dav Juy for sGppying RATONS 70 The
Revenue the fiscal eudng Jun 90 1870
The ou u he furnished the usual Nayy Ration without spirits
nd The es approved BY Le Collector and are 70 he s'
cred On bsari the eurs good and gcet casks other vessels
b pams and quantity thereof distinctly
each.
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRICKsBURG. MANCHESTER, TOMS k'bh &c"
bT Radiau and Delaware BAY Railroad . .,n---
daily (Sundhrs eIesPe leave Pier No "a loot OF duane
bV sieauer Jesse Hoyt AZ
Tor psssenye Per No foot Of teetoriI hA'' w. Ike
turning from Long Branch at 1880 a ~. aud m. r..
JaBg ". ls0. W. D. sNSpLH W. L'S'''~
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS m.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
l29 iJ Moon l.B
SANDY HOOK 3:l3 Cows Island. 4O5 Hell GGte., SIS
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firt5urks


EIREW0RKS.--A general assortment of Plain
and Cood FIREWORKS and Of the best quality for SALE W
BADBAU. LOCKWOOD Co, No. 2l7 Washineton-sI
GREAT NATIONAL
" PIRR-WORK COMPANY,
LYON BROTHERS,
No 80 COurtlanCtst., New.fOrk.
UnequAled In Qbshy, Bnlianty, and Assortment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

FKEK LABoR BUREAU ASD 1NTELL6ESCE OFFICE
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIc CHARITIES AND CORREcrIoS,
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Watbintrv.


Andrews FRICTION STEAM HOLSTERS
faa sihon noise eJmpei Ne made and economical Al
rs an b. ANDREWS BRO., No 4l4 Watsrst. ~ Y
IO POTTERY MEN-SEWER-PIPE MA
a. ChhkNtkes from l5nch pipes All compsts Dies Gain.
Pfaer1e for naupoNs steam Inquire ~ bONS BLAND
oiiEhl DEPOT. No. 23i Pearist, n \.
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priutiug.

~. -
Wh. EVERDELL1s SONS, No. 104 FultOn-st
Rss -SlEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hAhVFAVIOk
YOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
LOUfRRL No IS Nsdenaos ststoue Pnntsft Ano hhha'
-i'ia ei Patent bprug- Back Account BO0ks
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

RUY TAINTORs ERIE RAILWAY GUIDE,
ID sortstus oolorrd sni description, Of 81 stations
TAINToR BROTHERS, 676 Broadway, N. z.
nUY TAINTORs HUDSON RIVER R'WAY
~ GUIDE soaauhE eoorr spssui descriptions u sl aouI
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trainsf for
ALBANi tad TROY eorHseas ~th Eortbsrn .od Wssis
New YoIk fous Carnnau ChsAxo kHprcss
Chcsgo gIprs iot3 hootresl Empress. Ptsfe
EIrc Csc Eght EIprea u klesani Drawing Rooa
attached 10 al DAY trains sud ssspug nigh The
1pfl &C. 1859 wG IT, VANDERBILT, vosPr.sid,nl
DUY TAINrORs NEW-YORK TO SARA
ID ToGA, BUFFALO Ind NIAGARA FALLS GUIDE, with maps
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE or TiMk-MOSDAY, April &C. 1869 EIprs Trains
ul tsvs snty-sirihst Bud Fouhavs. IN and
Ahauv ToJ, Pthvd kc Chatham NAL Train viii leave 10
Aud Pt.lHgs Traiu as m- c. BUCKHOUT, supt kS
ks~-ioE Apdl a. 1919
n , AZ 10 TTTI,Iy ITTTlT,
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Free Mcthoels,s m New-Yor&.-Ppa.las a. ihs HAA
and ~ an
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S5gntts for gnsintss 3Hsn.

A WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, PRINTING
"A oPFICE beautiful and huybg e'v Of Cent linoi, with
ansss - m yearysoe thsU hggf which pToftw be sold
o. mostly cash owing 10 fT0pretOfs besh Address Rk
PUBLICAN No ~ Rasdoph.s; Room No. l. CbitIFo. ~
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

DRUG STORE for SALE--DOing an excel
~ bet bls=sssi long established; 2ues $500 cash Apply 20
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

i at WHITE STONE, nAYLIss DOCK Per seag,s GREAI
SVrK SANDS FONT HOrTS DOCK. aud GLBh WOOH-stsGtt
A. SAEHAKA leaves Pseksp EVERY AFTERNOON tSubdys
sspIe II ps0sk stopping at Ihrr ieVnihst each hr
nv J1pe Co.au(AlOE ticket sJO for month"; PasLsgsE
T,i,.. aud trausi.Sl fares svstllJ reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20

among the people which beOkens the awakening Of the
old spirit OF adventure and This particularly
the case among the and for weeks past IL has
been rumOred that expeditions IN aid OF The Cuban nsur
rectOnss were hitting out on the Georgia ana Carolina
coast We have not been able obtain such information
would Justify In saying positively that OF these
expeditions nave actually reached their destination IN
deed 700 great publicity would awaken tue vigilance
OF the Sphhsh spies, and make successful landlnR dl
cult 10 any but such those who the blockade
OF Charleston so often during the late unpeasantness
We may however, without compromising any one say
that CaI FRANK BOnnean one OF our most skful mari
him no more must be said at This moment few days
ago some surprise was excited by the arrival IN Cnarles
ton OF Gen Jordan. formerly chief Of staff 10 Gen Beau
regard Ihs officer moved about very quietly, ana 10
suspicious as to his real object were enter
tanned until IL found that he had disap.
peared from the city. The report Is and have no
reason TO doubt Its correctness that Gen. Jordan has
sailed Tor Cuba. But this Is not all. From what mas
leaked out since the departure OF Gen. Jordan II Is I'M
destOOd That he is In full accord with President Grant,
and u acting with his knowledge and consent The new
President has already said that Spain is entitled 20 no
consideration at the hands Of the United States and he
Is known 70 be strongly in favor OF the acquisition or
more territory Cuba would be dainty mOrsel Tor the
Radicals. There would he half million OF negroes 10
vote aud egisae, play Old Harry" with the pros
pery or the Island; and there would he as many white
men 10 rule by martial law, to New-EnglandlZe and
nnyi 10 reconstruct No wonder that Grant should DO
lion In the path, but may be found for the
suspension OF diplomatic relations This could not better
be done than on the plea that Spain insult
ing and inurlng American citizens THIS may be
the why Gen Jordan IL suid has been assured
by President Grant that he falls hands OF the
Spanards hair OF his head shall bc injured and that
American who takes part in the Instruction shall be
improperly treated by the Oyalists THIS IL the story
were more startling developments in the course Of the
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20
MUSIC.

don Giovanni" was presented before n
crowded house last night at the Academy OF Music with
a cast of much more than ordinary strength, Madame
La Grange appearing In her fayorite role OF Donna And
and Miss Kellogg the sprlghy part OF Ziina Both,
Of course we're excellent La Grange appears to less adj
vantage In this opera than The Prophet" and sons
few other works. but her magnificent culture and fervd
and intelligent acting invest her representation with
deep interest Miss Kellogg is very charming Zertind,
and the only fault we have TO find with her m this
character is an apparent unwilngness to let her voice
out Miss McCulech the Donna Eirra. She restored
70 the opera the beautiful aria in the first act which ID
generally omitted but she did not sing it very well, and
would have done better to let IL alone. orlandin was
the Don Giora, slgnor Lotti fair 0aario, and Ron
com an inimitable LepOreiio
Mr.. Ipnatz POlak gave farewell concert
last night at Irving Hall Mr. Canddus, Mr. Alvers Mr..
Toulmin Mr. Edward Hoffman, and several other ar
fists no including Madame Johanssen, who was adver-
ted but fell sek took part the melancholy ntes and
the funeral was attended by large and highly respect
able representation Of the general public Some OF Mr.
Poaks German songs were excellently done. He has
swect and sympathetic voice, and we shall miss him
when he s gone lie has not gone yet, however for b
will sing again tomorrow,
Theodore Thomas's orchestra will repeat as
the stenway Hall concert 10 the first aud second
movements Of the sue by Grimm, which they played a.
the last symphony soree The vocalist Of the occasion
win be SignOra LAMAR.
At Irving Hall there will be the usual Sun
day concert by the Mendelssohn orchestral Vnon 40
sisted by Mr. Levy, Mr.. Harry Sanderson Madame Io
hansen. Mr.: POlak, and others
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ASSEMBLY.


For the better protection OF persons traveg on t
roads regulating the price Of freight ana passenger iae
ON the Platsburg and Whitehall Railroad; 10 amend te
State Excise law for the consideration o5 to ~
dating the German aud French HaptlsI Cnuoh Vi Ncn
York 10 facilitate the possession OF land AFTER )uogment
action for domaln 20 extend tho time for the collection
~ tYes i'm RchnOud County, TO regulate the terms or
office of HOtaries Public; making the pay OF County eas
uniform mainG @ y t5at e nav
Capta Commissioners shall report TO the LogsaIue ne
amount OF money drawn by them from tine iressuy the
amount used, the number OF men employed, MhAV pan
ha heen ndOnted the probable cost OF the construction
thereof with the items and other particulars
Mr.. HAsBROUCK called up the resolution OF Mr ~
Erie Railway report within ten days, In writing under
oath 20 the Speaker of the House. tho exact amount OF
stock Of said company now so ,d any
such Information 10 include the date OF the passage OF
the resolution. Adopted. -, -.
on motion OF Mr.. HARTMAN the House resolved that
when II ADJOURNED THIS eVehhg IL DO uhV Sioh""1 o'o
ing. - -
Mr. Plunkett-That Special Committee be appointed
20 report the condition and danger TO are OF the fOr
second and weehfkwken Ferry; and that tho Commit
tee examine particularly INTO the ssiS,y AT anu
Laid on table after debate. Mr.. Porter-Ihat COM
nttee F be appointed TO inquire into the eonduct on
the Sailors Snug Harbor aud the nature OF the trust
under Whch property Is held and report what egsatOn
Ia necessary concerning the same. Tabled.
MIR. Rays resolution reducing the toll ON coal gong
from tide water, called up and tabled. ,
The Hell Gate Pilot bill was reoommltted 10 the Com
mittee on Commerce aud Navigation
BILLS INTRODUCED. -,
BY Mr. Misunderstanding the passenger rare on tue
Buffalo and Erie Railroad. Mr.. II. NJ Clark-IO smSnu
the act consolidating Now-YOrk and Brooklyn, Mr La
bauTo amend the law relating to trustees MT trsar-
To INCORPORATE the Catholic Library Association OF New
York. MIR. Hartman-COmpelling the Cental hehi S
officers 10 make annual reports OF the amount Vi Pos
similar 10 Senator Pieroes bill Mr.. g. Cark-A Dill hin
liar 10 tho above Mr. Observation-Disclosures rights OF
dShiug In the Hudson Riyor-Mr Notwithstanding tue
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
on TIE ALASKA FUR TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-The Committee
Of the Chamber Of Commerce the Alaska Fur Trade
after thorough investigation the subject reported In
favor Of the abolition Of all restrictions not necessary to
protect the young and female seals, and submitted a
draft bin which will afford ample protection and at
the same time Opon trade with American enterprise and
industry. The Committee OF the opinion that the
Government should aid and encourage emigration, and
Alaska The report and the draft Of the bill adopt
the Chamber and the President instructed TO
forward the same 20 our Representatives ut Washington,
and urge immediate Congressional action upon the sub
iect The Chamber declined to indorse the cOmmumca-
tOn from the Chamber Of Commerce Of Memphis asking
the Government TO aid in the reclamation Of lands the
Mississippi River.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEws.

-. The stove store of L. a. G.. Crandall, in
Greenwich, Washington County, n. y. was burned ON
house of A. r. Knapp adjoining, also burned Loss.
5000 insurance, $i,iOO
The pardon granted 10y President John
son TO james d. Martin late cashier Of the Hide and
Leather Bank OF Boston, and Subsequently recalled, has
been restored Maru through the hands OF the United
states Marshal OF that city.
By the explosion of q still in Alexander
scofeld Co.'S refinery at Cleveland, yesterday, Mat
thew Wilson Of that firm Instantly killed, aud John
COwan gashtter probably fatally injured. The latter
had entered the still which undergoing repairs, and
struck a match to see his work.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
nils INTRODUCED.

INTRODUCED.
By Mr. CreameT-AuthOrzlng the New 1Ork
ana Highland Suspension Bridge Company 70 build
bridge across the Harlem River. Mr. Morris-Io amend
me Excise Law Mr. PerCe-To amend the act relating
10 trustees Mr.. Hale-AuthOrZing the whitehall ana
patsburg Railroad to take increased fare. Mr. Norton
For "A new market the site OF Washington Market New
York the Mayor appoint four commissioners Tor suh
burmese Mr. Banks-TO amend the law relative to the
Snrrogatc's order. Mr. Notwithstanding the D0nn.
uHrias city OF NeWIOrk 81 tnaI IL taxes III an on
Westchester SOthtOWn and Eastchester, and in direct
line running from the souhwesery corner OF Eastches.
ter the Hudson River Of point one hall mile north or
the OF the present ehaUUe through the drawDdge
over the outlet OF spuyten Duyv Creek The Park Com
mssoners are 10 make survey ~ the same, and lay t
ing or extending I requires the city To foot two
thirds OF the public where the public GOOD Is SUB
served
For an appropriation for tho completion OF willard
Asvu FOR Insane; regulating the sale OF theater tickets
n New York and Brooklyn; authorizing osWeso Cay
and Wayue Counties aid IA tho eohs'ruoNVH VI '0
Tho bill removing GChosN0 N'''NoO ~ N''"~ -
MI Err called up from the table the bill relating
IN x Commissioners in New York and moved 10 recon
it H. with instructions TO report substitute Wneh ne
altered III extends the OF the present Commission
ers To ye from the passage OF the b ana AZ the
eypraton OF such time the Board Of supervisors viii APP
pont successors also hold the office for I'VE years
Vacancies are 10 bc filed by the remaining Commission
ers IOs5 u. Several other amendments were lost
and The original bill was passed by vote OF % TO
The hin regulating the sale Of tickets for tbeaters was
rccommitted 10 the Committee Oh Municipal Aualrs Ad
journed to Monday evening .
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

THE TROUBLES IN ANDALUSTA-MOVEMENTs OF
THE CARLISTs.
MADRID, March 19.-The troubles in Andalnsia
still continue At Jerez dc la Frontera the opposi-
ton to the military CONSUMPTION eliminated in a
battle between the insurgents and troops. The en-
gagement was of short duration but was very fierce
The insurgents were defeated enG routed Six humid
red of them were taken prisoners. Meramon, at
the head of 900 Carlsts had appeared at Patema in
the mountains near Almeria. Troops have been dis
patched 10 that neghborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20
CHARLESTON AND CUBA
We End the following in The Charleston Ne,cs
Of March 10
no! FOR CUBA.

STARTLING STORIES ABOUT raE FiLBUsTERs.
There are 80 many persons in Charleston who
or who have been engaged In the Cuba trade that great
interest has been shown in regard 10 everything that
lates the progress of the Cuban nsnrrecton We
cay that the popular feeling has altogether been
the side Of the Rebels" for have conrasted the
merclless manner In which the Southern Rebels"
treated with the expressions OF profuse
sympathy which the North find for the Rebels' in
Cuba and CretA. Yet there has been . Tebtlessless