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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

Owing to change about to be made in the build
ipR. stsli from this date offer my entire stock
not At cost-but at REDUCED PRICES. Persons
wishing Furniture will save zine aud money by
purchasing new, rather than attend aucti on aales
Call and Judge for yourself
WIN II. DTNN'S
FURNITURE WARVR0OMB, 3Os7th St
my Sf adjoining Odd Fellows II all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE lSeavTRPLE SHEET.

question will not stay the present outrsges in that
portion OF the United Kingdom, but it is the first
example that any Parliament has ever given that it
was willing to do justice to Ireland and is an earnest
of that intention
Mr. Gladstone followed in support of Mr.. Bright.
lie hsd always found that Prqtsstapt asceHasHay, IN
the form Of religious establishment, was the para
mount cause Of the mode in which the power Of the
landlords had been used and by which the relations
Of the tenants were virtually affected. He
thought that Lord Stanley had anticipated
too much in demanding q policy upon
the land questions He feared that mis-
apprehension would attach to any representation
that might be given now but it was necessary to
avoid the appearance of having suggested measures
from fear of panic, OF upon momentary OCCASION
He concluded by saying that the Government was
anxious to substitute for the present condition Of the
State confidence in the country, and loyalty to the
Crown.
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy Conservative urged the inn
mediate removal of the Mayor of Cork. He consid-
cred that the Government were bound to declare a
policy on the land question: and thus dssipate the
unreasonable expectations of Ireland. The subject
was then dropped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE TAX ON BROKERS' CAPITAL.


WASHINGTON, April 3O--The Commissioner
of Internal has decided that the brokers must
pay the tax on the capital borrowed 10 their
toners stocks:
Jtls held by the Commissoner-Fi That person,
frm, or company having o place OF business where
credits are opened by deposit collection OF money
currency, subject 70 be paid or RENTED upon draft,
or loaned on stocks. bonds, bnllion, bills
OF exchange, promissoiy notes, must be
regarded banker bankers under Section 70 Of the
Act June 80 1884, as amended July ana as such are
liable TO tax Of twentyfourth Of per cent per
month upon their capital employed In the business OF
banking beyond the average amount invested In United
ner cent upon the average amount OF deposits OF money
subject to payment by check draft, represented
by certificate OF deposit or otherwise, whether pay90le
on demand or az some future day, unHAr iiOih
section OF said act OF june 80. 1884, as amended
and that under this rule said Clark Dodge Co; are
bankers aud liable TO said tax on their capital and de-
poss Second: That In ascertaning the capital OF suc
person hTn or company, all moneys used and employed
In the business OF banking except deposits should be re-
Rarded nE capital and taxed SUCH and II Is immateral
whether this capital furnished by the person or persons
constituting the firm company borrowed Tor pur
poses OF in the business OF banking and borrowed
Il is upon what length OF time the loan u
made In large cities, where money Ia borrowed,
short loans frequently changed furnish as Ger
tain capital for banking purposes as much longer IN
the country In all such cases the average amount thus
borrowed and employed In the business OF BANK
ing should be ascertained and treated and taxed as
capital Third: That In ascertaning tho amounts OF de-
posts there should be included as deposits the aver
sneh person. firm or company, subject 70 payment by
check or draft or represented by certificates OF deposit or
otherwise whether payable demand or at some future
day which such person. hrn or company pay ntees
"a VIII as all like for which interest Is paid
Fourth: That the person, nrn, or company may DC
engaged in business brokers and bankers ana IN such
from tho liability TO pay taxes on capital and deposits
eIuployed In their business as bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
NEW-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALBANY, April 30.
The bill to widen UndeThill-ave., Brooklyn,
WINS. on motion Of Mr. Pierce, recommted to the Com
mttee on Municipal Affairs.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the Grand Lodge OF the Independents
Order OF Good Teinpars of the State OF New YORK 20
amend the charter of the Insurers Indemnity OF the CITY
OF New York amend the charters or Cambridge ana
Capandaigua for Manual Labor school on the roma
wanda reservatIon In relation TO the Coopestown and
susduehanna Valley Railroad OF TO 81 authorizing the
artcles OF Incorporation Of the Newfork Dspensaryi
FOR an eastern boulevard in Westchester County, moor
poratinR the Fort Ann Water Works authorizing the
sale OF Malcolm Block, Oswego; in relation 10 tho
Gowanus Canal Brooklyn authorizing the drainage OK
certain avenues In Brooklyn for paving BushwickaVe
Rrookyp for the construction OF sewer IN Gravesend
10 close portion Of Dicks Brooklyn; 70 repeal the
law OF 1868 relating 10 SurroRaes and Judges IN the Town
and County OF Oswego; the Town Bonding BILL - 70
providing for additional compensation for clerks IN inc
general Departments OF the State government the Cen
eral Appropriation bill TO amend the charter OF MO-
hawk; to authorize tax or II mills for extraordinary
repairs OF canals as 70 y; extending Madson.ave; IN
cooperating the Guardian Insurance Indemnity Company
Of EewYoIk TO authorize the removal OF certain Sing
Sing prisoners the Albany Penitentary for the pay
ment fees 70 the Kings County Shen for the CONNIE
ment OF prisoners civil process; to widen Nntnaye
and Fifteenthst, Brooklyn; relative to widening tne
Coney Island Plank Road for the payment OF certain
certificates held by the soldiers OF 1872
resolution was adopted that the Claim and Appro-
priaton bills shall be the special order for tomorrow
noon. -,
Constitution that the fiscal year shall commence on
the first OF December Lost. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
GERMANY.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR THE CARE
OF THE woUNDED-AN ADDRESS TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
BERLIN, April SO-The International Conference
to promote the care Of the wounded in time of war;
which has been in session IN this city for several
days. adopted an address to the people of the United
States Of America. In this document the members
of the Conference express regret that no represen
tatve from the United States has been present dur
ing tho proceedings; but convinced that that
great and noble nation, Of the foremost Of the
world, which rendered such great service Of human
ity, sympathizes deeply with this movement" The
address is signed by forty delegates among them the
Turkish ambassador to Prussia. The Conference
has ordered copies of the report of its sttngs to be
sent to America with the address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
ASSEMBLY.


To authorize the sale of certificates Of sale OF lands fos
taxes by the State relative TO contracts for con-
sructing the Oneida Lake Canal 50 TO 49, TO amend tina
charter OF the New-York and Long Island Bridge Co.;
relative Surrogaes Court In Orange Co. for re-
lief OF soldiers Of 1875 TO authorize the Highland Bridge
Co. TO build q bridge across Harlem River.
BILLS ORDERED To A THIRD READING.
Providing for the appointment by tho Canal Auditor OF
eight additional Inspectors go TO 49,.
BILLS PASSED.
Requiring ferry companies 70 place gates their doc
and boats to amend the charter OF the bnghatoh abo
Port Dickinson Railroad -
BILLS ORDERED THIRD READING.
Providing for the custody and or insane crimnalN
in relation TO railroad from Warsaw to the Erie Rail.
road whitehall and Pattsburgh Railroad
Company to increased fare extending the time foE
commencing the Schenectady and Utica Railroad in re-
lation TO the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad.
message was received from the Governor vetoing
the bill amending tho charter OF OsweRo. He objecu
wLe already 10 has Supervisor In addition 10 the
one elected by the town Of which It Is part the town
would then have six IL Is we'll known that supervisors
are not proportional to population. but as rule every
town entitled representation in the County Board
Fven ON the principle OF proportion TO population this
hill would more than It's share 20 the town OF Oswego
az proved BY the figures Another insuperabe objection
s that the bill does indicate by its title the full object
while by the title purports simply 70 amend the char
government In such change the people OF the other
towns have an interest," yet the title OF this bill anordi
them 10 notice OF its provisions Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
This afternoon, in the Assembly, on motion OF Mr..
Truman the Governors veto Of the bill amending the
charter Of Owego, tabled by vote Of B 10 80. Adj
jOurnod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
FALLING OF A BRIDGE AT sYRACUsE-sEVERAE
PERSONS INJURED.

SYRACUSE, April 9O.-A section Of the Salna-
st. Bridge the Erie Canal in this city. fell abouts
O'Clock this evening" steamer No. l. weighing four
tuns was being drawn over 1t toward fire. The engine
Ia q complete wreck, aud the valuable team OF horses
which drew 1t were instantly killed. There were bud
two persona on the machine at the time 1t fell:
Thomas Alber tho driver was hurt ON the left leg and
son. the engineer succeeded In jumping on as the engine
fell aud 1t thought is not seriously injured; George
Hendricks O brakeman the Central Railroad. was ON
the bridge at the time Of the accident and fell the entire
distance, breaking his left above the wrist There
water in the canal aud the hight Of the fail was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST A WHISKY
N ~ DEALER.

CINCINNATI, April 3o.-In the United States
Court at Coyingtop to-day, Judge Ballard the bench
Judgment was rendered against A. w. Darling of Car
roltop. Kentucky, for 100000 in favor Of the United
states The suit was to recover tax on whisky shipped
from Carrollton and consignedto Henry Gratenkenper
Cncinnau This whisky, instead Of going rs consigned,
80 ,aLcn IN another house and sold rs free whisky
I"cal inspecor last night took 100 barrels OF Denznc
20 ,ho staa,ner Louisville for New. Orleans III the case
nro,erIy reported the beDZne will be forfeited ana
The loat viii suffer peeunary penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE BURNING OF THE PHILADELPHIA SKATING
RINK.

PuiLADELPHIA, April 0'-Ihe hace-sI'
Skating Rink which was entirely destroyed by fire last
night occupied lot 10000 feet, and was owned by
iont stock company 1t cost $4,000 over LOCO persons
veIncinede race In the rink last evening, but
forunatcy they had dispersed before tho fire broke out
n WAS the argest edce OF the kind In the country ana
~ Corn for 5Ooo skaters IL was tho OF the late
0dd FeIlows' ball Many other entertainments were
about 70 occur in the Rink TIE ne commence 10 tne
Kitchen under the gallery at the north ehd ana SUD
posed to have been accidental Thrtyhree veiocpedes
were destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
LEASE OF TIE EAST PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD

READING, April 30.-At meeting Of the
the East Pennsylvania Railroad In this
city, today the Directors authorized to declare
,ock dividend Of 100 per cent clear Of all taxes payable
10 stockholders the 2h Of May and also to lease the
road Company. At a subsequent meeting OF tho Drec
tors proper steps were taken to carry the action OF the
into Of the Pennsy Road tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE TEXAN CATTLE TRADE.

ELLSWORTH, Kansas, April O.-A contract
was entered into at public meeting last night between
the citizens Of this city and VIM Lgurson, representing
certain capitalists OF 81. Louis for the construction
within thirty days. OF extensive stock yards for the ac
comnodatiO Of the Texas cattle trade, this being the
eastern point at which cattle from Texas under the
law enter Kansas very large business Ia anticipated
Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
o,,n,n MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April SO-An immense meet
, vas held AZ the Academy Of Music tonight to sympa
th,zo with the struggling Cubans. The enthusiasm was
very great Theodore Cuyler, esq presided with ons
list ~ vce Presidents representing both political Pares
a1eerhes were made by the Hon. WIN. u. keny, CoI
Jppsbva Owen Col A. X Mcclure, and Capt hoMllihus
Tho latter representing the Fenans o. TINS cry anu sa
tho organization fully sympathEe Win INC '"o~"' VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE ACTION OF U. s. COURT ExCITEs "MUCI
SURPRISE" IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, April 20-The Shern received
TODAY from GOV Stevenson repreve OF 80 days granted
IN the case Of the negro John Couley VINO was 70 nave
hanged today couey viii be executed az inc Sn
interference Of the United States Courts In this case e1
cites much surprise -,.. 4. Yo,, ~,
lev the condemned Negro, merely 70 allow nun 'lno 70
for death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments have been made
by the President
Alfred Sanford Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats,
ioI p snS I1entS-Aexander q. ClappcrtoD at Fort
Cherokee Nation; Harrison Adreon at Baltimore
Nd; Samuel Mckee, at LOUISVILLE hyj "m' w. uooul"e'
Wm, Vincent has been appointed Receiver Of Public
Moneys, at Fort Dodge, Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
NryErY.MILE vELoCIPEDE RACE.

ROCHESTER, April SO.-Frank Swift, OF
skating celebrity and James Boyle, rode velocpedes
from syracuse TO this city, distance Of 90 miles in is
bour Syracuse last evening and arrived here
about o'clock this evening" and exhibited at the Rink
The tune given Is the riding time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
LIBEL SUITS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April S0.--Proceedings were
instituted today agans the propetors of several news
papers here for alleged libel against managing editor
OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE for the republication OF an
article recently published in The heploTs Sun" ~.
Writa were made returnabe on Monday neSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
SPAIN.

ANOTHER VOTE IN Favor OF RELIGIOUS toll
GRAFTON.
MADRID, April 30.-In the Cortes, yesterday, Senior
Cuestas proposed an amendment TO the new Consti-
tuition now under consideration. establishing the
Catholic as the only rel gion Of the country. After
debate, it was rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE NEVADA MINES.

SAN Francisco, April So'-Work mas mas , oeen
again commenced IN the KentncN 80 ,0,,, On a.
i maf Grown pS, Nine body was reSOTsrsa
yssterSSy -Four more SIN remains unusco'eseu III ITO
NINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
r,,r co1rrUERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

MEMPHIS, April oV.-AN IuU Ia,IIo o neIo
wiz - NAV 49, free, and others at half fare. All
with them will be- asked tO Go likewise.
n,s are already being engaged at the various hotels
w Uvarties 10 the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE STEAMSHIP ST. GEORGE ASHORE.

PORTLAND, Me-, April SO.-The steamship -.
George. hence the 2sth for Glasgow, went asnOiU ~
Blonde Rock Seal Island Coff Nova scotal on lien re-
ing OF the 99th. No further particulars Da''
lVAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

intense feeling in political circles
At a Cabinet meeting held yesterday the subject
of the speech was informally discussed. Mr. Bright
declared that this embarrassment served England
right. but he agreed that he would not consent to
entertain the terms foreshadowed in Mr.. Summers
speech Lord Clarendon expressed his belief that the
actual negotiations Oh the part OF the American Gov
eminent would he far less extreme in character than
sneeches of Senators and articles in the press He
hoped to find Mr.. Motley as courteous as Mr.. John
son. The present Administration, he said, is as
eager as the last for the continuance OF friendly re-
lations. Mr. Gladstone professed to have good
assurances from reliable quarters that the rejection
of the Alabama Convention was purely political
stroke The present Administration will endeavor
IN settle the question on liberal and honorable terms
The popular feeling here is anti-American, and il
has increased since the publication of parts Of Mr.
Summers argument.
DEBATES ON THE IRISH QUESTION.
The speech Of the Mayor of Cork at the recent ban
met in that city was the subject of long debate in
both Houses of Parliament this evening the atten-
ton of members being called especially to the
MAYORS language respecting OFarrell, who
ATTEMPTED to assassinate Prince Alfred
in sydney, N S. W., as well as
to his reference to the Prince himself The Tories
upbraided the Government with being the indirect
cause of the present state of Ireland In the House
Of Commons, Mr.. Bright thought the present cOnd-
tion of affairs in Ireland to be for panic but
urged that both parties should strive to remedy
the land-grievmce question at this session Of
Parliament For himself, he would not re-
main ON tho Treasury bench if he did
mt feel that he was honestly and energetically adj
vocating measures which would effect great sautary
changes in Ireland. The settlement of the Church
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-02
WILMINGTON. Feb. /

A livery stable owned by R. FL.
Grant, and occupied by Sutherland d
Steagall. was burned to night In
tearing down shed the following per
sons we're injured : John Rankin, left
leg and ribs broken George S. Capes,
leg broken and internal injuries ; O..
Russell, thigh broken Sol Hoas, arm
broken, Edward Story and Col. John
G. Hedrick, slight injuries: Archibald
McCallum. internal injuries. All of
the injured parties, except McCullnm,
are we'll known citizens and members
of the Hook and Ladder Company.
The fire is still progressing.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-02
TROY, N. Y. Feb. /.

At rock blasting ON the Lebanon
Springs Railroad, in the town OF South
Petersburg, Rensselaer, county, on Sat
urday morning, three men, named
John Conors, and e. Il. Webster OF
Syracuse, and William Clayton. We're
killed, and five others were injnrel by
the premature explosion Of nitro-gly-
cerine OF the injured, John O'Neal
cannot possibly survive. The killed
we've horribly mutilated, and their
limbs being blown off and their bodies
rendered almost unacceptable.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-02
RuRLINnroN. "a. Teh. /.

Mr.. Weston accomplished Is miles
before breakfast this morning, starting
frou Middiebury aud walking to Skel-
burne without intermission. The
ground along the loute, although desti-
tate Of snow nearly the entire distance
was in bad condition, being ruty and
frozen. He made excellent time. N
merous slei9hiug parties from Burling-
ton met him on the road and accumpa.
MED him into the city The streets
were lined with citizens who gave him
an enthusiastic reception. Hundreds
of ladies stood at the windows and
greeting him with waving Of handker-
chief as he passed. Mayor Ballou, L.
s. Drew, G. H. Bigelow, Postmaster,
Messrs. Allen and Roche of The Free
Press. and other prominent gentlemen
waited upon him at the American Ho
tel. The excitement over his walk is
increased the further he progresses.
Considerable amusement was caused
previous to his arrival by the advent Of
a mock Weston. Weston made eight
miles, inst before stopping here, III an
hour and quarter He will rest to-
night at St. Adams, and will enter New
York State Tuesday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-02

Grounds for new trial for William
Kriel, the wife murderer, We're filed
yesterday morning in Louisville, Ky.
The jewelry store of Archibald Co.
hen. i'll Davenport, Iowa, was robbed
on Sunday night of so watches, rings,
bracelets, etc, valued at 81, 500.
At the races ON the River, yesterday,
ct Lewiston, Me-, J. p. Norton's six
year old gelding, Happy Sack, won on
the half-mile heat in 1:12. The race
was won by A. A. Farmers mare, Lady
Bensons, in 30. 1:l6, TIA.
On Saturday morning an unknown
man, supposed to be named Joseph
Quinn. vagrant, was found in u dying
condition, on the road leading from
Undertook to Client N. Y, near the
house of Daniel J. Pals, where he had
stopped the night previous. He APP
peared to be about 65 years of age. In
the morning he stated that he wasYg 60
ing to New York, where he had friends.
He soon expired, and a Coroner's Jury
rendered a verdict of Death caused
by consumption.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-02

The Zouaves have concluded to af-
ford our citizens an opportunity of wit
Messing their new and beautiful Drill,
and trust to entertain their friends in a
creditable manner.
After the Drill and Promenade, a
grand Dress Ball will be given, which
can be participated in without extra
admission fee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-10-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that slstters of
Administrator with the win snnSxea upon
the sta of Henry W Suanuder&Afrth decd
hay have been bssu granted f ne By the Jasge II
bearing date the 9th day of MarchE 1850.
All persons having claims s1gaiGdtd said
Estate. are required to exhibn them loS
allowance, to the undersigned wahn a
year after the date Of said letters, O. they
may be p~recludsd from any beaeRt Of srrhs
estate; and if snch, claims be NOT exhibited
witAiu two years from he date 81 said Jet,
ter 9, they will be forever barred
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.iaf aAdPjaistratFix..
u t5&I3Etn5 SS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-10-30
SGttdli6ss urslId aui BEN
0tififppi. Das Dampsss
Gtuntwaase r6rannt.

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pas sas Eampi tuOt StonsraQ lei Ne.sIsYs eans-
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In .asl artsihG, Ste mad artanlas ssasn wcutsn
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-10-30
GEO. LUCASsAdr.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE;

.. Notice is hereby givou that letters OF
Administration upon the es'aie of Elisa
beth Shockley decd have beeu granted
to me by the Judge of the Probate Court
Of Gaseouade County bearing date the 18th
day of October 1869. -,
= All persons having claims against said
Estate are hereby required to exhibit them
for allowance, TO the undersigned Within
one year after the date of said letters; or
thy may be precluded from auy beueht OF
such estate; aud if such claims be not ex-
hibifed Within two years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
This i8thd ay OF October 1869.
OLIVER W SHOBKLEY, i.
Admiu istratCr.