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New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
THE PHILADELPHIA FIyEpolNTs.

The newly-elected Mayor, the Hon. Darrell
NJ Fox in company with several influential citizens, Wis
ited spaford Baker BadfOrdsts DOusEerty aud
other like localities yesterday morning, the purpose
being TO ascertain the condition OF the Residents IN nse
places 80 as 10 invite interest in proposed mode
hereafter TO he indicated. for The removal ard ro a
those whOare suffering OF cold and hunger 1hc visitors
went into damp cellars without floors. ia which black
and white drunk and sober were cougcgicd having no
means OF warming the place except y small furnaces IN
corners OF the apartments Here, well rs IN upper
rooms, men, women. and children were without proper
clothing keep them warm 10 hide their nikcunrse
In nearly all of the houses old rags and boards take he
place OF window glass Numerous policy shops are 70 DO
found in this region, where women ana men pawn Ler
shoes and clothing To obtain few pennies 10 buy pol
ley these with the low grOggeres, keep most Of tie IN
habitants III state Of poverty and wrctchedIess not
easily Imagined Rooms In cellars without floors rent
from is night to So so per week. aud 80 numerous
are the Of the miserable edlnces TIA.
they yield from 500 to $500 year rent.
LEDGER. Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

mained for about ten minutes. oonva,s;n, ,.,.,
oSS on VARIOUS topics. and smoking his mpored lns
moments whispered conversation with nru @ hsid q
Tainer, warned us that our presence yyas % n enter
f 3b =, .ssfresioIe q rs politely wished the ~ ~
faction OF hearing the click of IN" iocL' uif sats
grating Of the bolts Of the door the met ana tie
outside On gaming the pavement al the ton yefe
him feel kinder sick by going dawn iIpSaa.Snafs
knows you Wei" was lmncussly as,our,sSj ne
somewhat chagrined to iipd that tilis o., 20 and
claimed q quasi acquantancc Nith ne =. III,enan
earth can he know NE :" l inquired -. ineF o.
you coming ont OF the Office of IR1 TplHSrn =. sea
makes ii his business never to forget ? 4 - 99bd -
once seen. That's what hc was quietly al. .h las
about; be thinks you have visited his houss ts ~
purpose Of showing him M in tie pTess, and h.oi Tie
If yOu do, yOu arc q marked man. sags
Three minutes wax down by-sleet b,oras
TO another oyster and supper saloon. though tf1
was Of perfectly reputable character. Thiqi 10
fayOriie resort Of those manned soldiers yEo ,lA Ae
subsistence, and apparently petty GOOD on "a
grinding organs at the corners Of thc streets Tb "
were ab0ut dozen Of them present on this oco. ie
most Of them fine. smart looking yOunc f,liycl,
though do not think there was perfect -, =
limbs among the whole lot Many were eIiovnassda sd
excellent supper OF beefsteat and fried po's,oea "a
Those who had only one ann being able by "a so,f !.
JuR0lerS aclOn, - cat just - fast ana as oass ~
those who had two AN told that these mon sa,ts ~
times earn as much as twO-anda-halfO or three fo,
day, and that they would be much dISooncerie5i
the Government should suddenly determine 10 ~.
proper care Of them. Some OF them arc said 10 en'
poy an assistant to attract tlccouiuibutiors csr
table passer5 BY The assistant receives eye-,
morning three five cent peces from each man. R
goes round once in the morning and once In M
afternoon, dropping one of the iiye cent pieces 81
each visit into the little wooden box on tle topS
the organ MS Ostenatiously os he can. The t'i1
piece he keeps for himself. The force Of exlmnie
generally leads several others 10 do the same ard
the decOy walks unconceTnedy on. This ouiiav ~
two-and-a-half cents often brings IN quarter of a
dollar and sometimes more.
1t was now past midnight and as these resort an
all compelled by law 10 be closed at i2 O'clock va
brought our excursion 70 close We thougiit, also
that We lad seen enough Of New York. aliGr darn
for night certainly enough TO convince as n
is impossible for men 10 be men, or women 10 DO
women, whom they dwell in Water-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Page Wood has proved himself n worthy son of his
--lhnIal faiL-L Sir Maltlau. Wnnl Irhn

Page Wood has proved himself q worthy son of his
Liberal father, Sir Matthew Wood, who. as you
Know, was the great defender of Queen Caroline,
lord Hatherly tells the public his voice has been
sealed upon politics 20 years by his judicial position
but now that he has got his tongue loose again he
has ID ia his mind 10 usc the woOsack. just at
TINS tmO Tie Times couiriyCs 10 drag forward, In q
eratuitous review of Lord Liverpool and lis Ad-
mnsuauon,p the following opinion Of tho Lord
OlanctlioIs iQlher u proceeds nom The triangular
mouth OF Lord Br0Upugm:
wood, the ass anl alderman, whom they an Li'lc,
hc means 10 see The Queen also for he tined 10 get my
Appreciation which Withheld 10 has his job 10 do Ia
mHkng her take Castle h and am clear that C9ilton
rouse oHeht lh MoAo"y ne" iul an MANNER
l hints ond squibs against lin on the score Of HE having
Thistiewood had not long before been hanged rs o
tIaItor-the association ald the pun were alke
worthy Of BIougham. and very congcnia is the part
of me TINES in reproducing il at this time; Just as
the son OF a5s' is settling down on the WOolsack.
Yesterday 10 really appeared that We had got Quit
Of Dir. Rcyerdy johnson for time, and the public
seemed 20 breathe more freely; hut tLs morning the
icpIcsluie Minister is out again IN leaders, and lev
tCTs and speeches lIst AN admirable letter appears
in Tic Tines from Ar. Edmund Beaes, lhe President
of the Reform League, ulSp0slng or Mt COningsDy.
Then Mr.. Laird sends new correspondence 90 the
press between him and Mr. Reyerdy johnson, de-
signed TO Prove th't DE LISt made advances 10 VT;
johnson, which confirms all tnat has been sad ana
thought a home Really If uo one recalls 9ir john
you Will have petition from the people OF tms
country to do so. Mr johnson is too ucb Tor theiA'
The newspapers are suheuuE from johnson on lho
brain. Before buying a copy people are asking rs
there any more correspondence OF Tie American
Minister'S.
II tappears that M Birlcy. the Tory minority mem
her for Manchester was advised not 90 take s seat 10
the assembling of Parliament and that owing to his
holding "a Government contract lac WlIl have 10 va
cate the representation OF Manchester Manchester
will be glad on the whole for he bears name hate
fu in the ears of tho town, Ii was his father who,
at tie head OF ho yeOmanTy cut down the people at
the famous public meeting az IetetOo III !eE Iho
reelection OF the members WHO have taken Office un
der the Grown takes place on Monday. No opposi-
ton is tbTeateued-indced, in Christmas week II
would be impossible. John Bull would vote against
any one who interrupted him making preparations
for Christmas SmlOin sultGua ralsins, ana m9tle-
toe are in the ascendant now and John VIII have
the worst opinion OF the Turks il thcy lave the bad
taste TO pick a mortal quarrel with Greece in tho
last week OF December Opinion today lnclnes TO
the SIDE of there being no war. However. England
is not likely TO defend Turkey again through fear Of
Russia getting to COnStantinOple.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
A CHICAGO DETECTIVE OFFICE DETECTED.

Charles Lansing was detective oiicei tlifeo
or four years ago and when in that oaHa' j. u Is sea
he perpetrated Joke" Whlch vas D''"-". :" "7"
,ho pit C,o,rt cbieaco on Saturday fire occurred
circumstances gave rlsc the presanpuoh that w
the work OF an incendary. Five hundred dollar rcWu
,,aIteJ fbe $500 but, being able - hud Tue tlr
he monuflcured one, persuadinga dishonest ahd E,f
Cd half OF the reward. The German was senl ''
State Prison and patiently worked out term " ibeo
srs lansing received the $500 and with this ana AZ
dnne,s nroperty which he had kindly consented 30 49,
he Ead high old time On the release oi NE ne DS r d ~
sopgbt ansng and demanded his share oil Tue o. - "a
IS srn propefty but Lansing would give uP h',I w
halves" nor tho property The Geran 1ag o'o ,iS LA
tcttca officer arrested for larceny as baee, aha 40
- bcIS for examination bail OF S5oc On the Gay 10
ncinted for the hearing, Lansing not putting III an ~
iegrance the bail bonds, signed D! li''iaFa ''o'e'
geclarcd forfeit.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
END OF THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA oYs ER
WAR

Hunter Davidson, Commander of the Nj ~
land oyster Polico Force, ard W. H. e. Lov1t the VT
gina Inspector Of oysters. have agreed mat the
hourdary line shall begin AZ the southern ex,reny q
the lard living between the Little AuuemesseN
the Pocomoke sonnd NJ Cedar Straits tht4Se ~ tbs
straight limo 10 po.nt at main low wafer mara 90 ~.
besch due east Of Eyanss Store on Horse hailI..
smiths Islands; thence following the low wal.r m m ~
the southern extremity Of the land lylhH hce n
i Sonnd Tvers Creek and Smiths is!ird; thehIe !.
straight line 10 the southern eNireiny % I,n..
islands; and thence IN sJrdght lno t. me ls
@ ssibs Point nj the month OF the Potomac hNet
Tbis boundary has reference only 10 the waters -
neake Raw and Tanger sound, and In 10 Nay aus0's
Il land.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
TILE NIwBuRYpoRr lNcrNpIARY.

For 10 or 20 years Newbuyport has hau w
incendiary -Four churches, and smaller structures ~.
numbered, have perlshed by his destroying ","u
takes pride IN hs work, md in the system anu ss,
with wch Le does 1t. Every fce Of the long se eein
been set ~ the apparatus Anodd 'e HSs IN each 10
incly made by the ysterious man hiuse y, ~ Sy
..sncc alled with Kerosene or saturated kncllng, -
and other highly eammable substances; ths
placed in this, and lighted that ~ a., irreglar ip
tsryss this little contrvance employed In the ~Ss eVssy
destruction which this msa IS oent S Where tho coo
Migration began yet in s this time Tue rSem has so,
tbs boxes, who carry them ab"ut 1tcnreTy alS n.y
cessfully dehed all agencies OF uls0"Nei!'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
THE RHODE ISLAND TYING CASE DECIDED.

The hfIUDt IoLa.'D " AINN N'1'I9 DI'0II7I7D
The Ecclesiastical Court held its closing SEES
sion in this city yesterday. The verdict is Not Guilty on
both the charges In this the majority % the Court con-
sisted OF the Rev'MesSrs. Wheeler and Duane. and be
minority was the Rev. Mr. White, except tlYt upon tho
third sechcatiOu OF the second charec tho vote vas
unanimous This was the specification iu rforrnce TO
violation of his Ordination tie part ~ tie Rev
Mr. Hubbard. We understand that tie decision oi iho
majority OF the Court is based upon tho following coid
eratons viz: l. That Canon IL. TILE |, Section l. Tor
violation Of which the Rev. Mr. Hubbard was fre VS.
designed and intended 10 prevent the officiating ~ per
sons aimng Improperly to be ministers ~ The At
Episcopal Church, and consequently does not apply 70
tie acts of the accused in permitting the Officiating OF
Mr. Denson. 2. That while minister may ne properly
convicted OF violation 81 lis engagement 20 conform 70
the doctrines and worship OF the Protestant EpitgPh
Church. no cannot be legally convicted 81 such Y.ltu'h
under charge OF violation Of the Seventh AHiGc ~
the Constitution. B. That specification OF oir1eh ol
Ordination VOWS cannot be considered as relevant 70
charge OF a breach of Article 2. The 5pions, as M
be seen do not involve any approval ~ h course Oh M
Hubbard. lPTOElenoe J0ui-dl' -.''.-
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

A CoLoRED MAN MURDERED IN SSoonIe.s Meths-
DIST Church at Cumberland ma on ca1t%aR cSsS RYAN aud
four mon Sykes sills, John heGirs nS wpfted biles
rusaSd past both doorKeeers into the & rsdes ras
~, Wy noIored neope, both men aud women Iy
Alarmed aud began retreat in all directions sinst Il:
ots a - ahhed him close the heart, ana as po 49,,
,I nnshed him 20 the door and stamped upon a"-
Ua dod instantaneous!Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DISPERSION or THE NEW PARLIAMENT--,IR.
BRIGHT AND THE PRINCESS or PRUSSIA
FURTHER BEyERDY JOHNSON LETTEEs-MR.
LOWE A CABINET DANGEB-LOBD MAIOS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

4 THE ELEcrIoS N CoNSsc1IcUr ter
minaring rs it has in handsome
majority for Jewell. the R"publican
nominee for Governor, over English the
Comprehend candidate aud the choice
of a large majority of Republicans in
bo,h Houses Of the Legislature is one Of
the most auspiciouS signs of the times
A re,rograde New England STATE is not,
only redeemed and brought back 10 the
fold of RepublicaniSm. but the iilusirs-
and value. Some bad prophets have
set M the theory that with the election
of Grantthe party exhausted itself-go'
final victory, after which no more
exertion was to be expected; and then
the croakers have gone on with the old
whine that d" the Fifteenth Amendment
would ruin the party Well, Con
uecticut has been copperhead all along
long enough TO give its vote 10 Grant;
and it has elected Legislature which
will accept the proposed amendment.
Moreover. Cincinnati has been Il Dem
ocratic city most all the time since the
war. Now, it elects its Republican
candidates. as does also Toronto and
Detroit The fact is. we have been suf
fering, all along from being placed in
false position. We have been accused
of being for impartial suffrage and
Congressional regulation of the same
ALL the Z. name without the game
now we are sailing on an even keel,
our true colors hoisted and all will be
we'll Republicans may be sure that,
carving Connecticut as we have, there
need be no doubt of any other State that
ought 10 60 our way.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

APPoISTME clip the following
from the press dispatches in Mondays Sac
ramento Union
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The following
nominations have been sent to the Senate ::
Consuls-O. NJ. Lang, of Illinois, for Ia
panomatt II. Haughton, OF Galena, GID,
for Lauaini, Sandwich Island William
Sredman. for Santiago de Cuba. Secreta-
ries of Territories-T. NJ. Watkins for Da-
kota !; Edward l.. Perkins, for New Mexico;
James Scott for Washington w. S. Serb
ner, for Montana Charles Ba>hford, for
Arizona Frank Hall for Colorado Ed
ward NJ Lee, for Wyoming S. A. Mann,
for ' h. Governors of Territnries-A. p.
X. S...ord, for Arizona John A. Campbell,
for Wyoming Charles c. Grow, for New
Mexico john A. Burbank, for Dakota
Alvin Flanders, for Washington. Warren
F. Myers is appointed Assessor of Nevada
William H. Moulton, Marshal for Idaho
Church Howe, Marshal of Wyoming; Jo-
seph NJ. Carey, United States Attorney for
Wyoming John II. Howe, Chief Justice,
and J. W. Bingham and W. 5. SoneS. hsSo-
ciate Justices for Wyoming; George w.
Friend, Chief Justice. and G.. ?. Hidden,
Associate Justice for Dakota.
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ly inueadoes and nothing better, nothing
more manly. We don't care a red
ceat for the c. P K. Z. Co., so far as
they are concerned ollecriveiy (for we
do Ike some of them personally and
VIII anyhody of respectable stand
ing will bring charges against them i"
due form and not 10 frivolous malice.
We will do our beSr 10 insist that they
are prnbed and put where 'he dayi'gh'
can reach them Bur these sckIy,
canting, Pecksniffiirn, suivelling insln
nations nre TOO .nptiule even for
the Sacramento Union.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

FArAI ACCIDENT William r. Nichols,
lrpentcr, in the emp, y Of the Central Pa
tic Railroad Company, met with fatal
.cient about III A. N. yesterday. lie was
Employed at the new car shop, and had
mounted staging in the second story to
insert sash over one of the doors, an as
sistant, \. II. Norton, standing below and
bracing the staging. He remarked tnat the
sash was very tight fit, AID in endeavoring
to insert it fell backward. II falling he
turned, passed over Norton, struck the comb
ing Of ha.chway upon his bowels. and
thence iell headlong to the track below,
ubout twenty feet, the total fall being about
twentY-eight feet. The injuries were such
that he died in a few minutes. Coroner
Counts was advised of the occurrence, bu:
upon investigation did not deem it necessary
to hold an Inquest. Deceased was 4 native
of New York, aged ffty-hve years, and
leares aw;te and four children. Sac. Reporter
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NONE ALIVE

PRIZE FIGHT IN SACHAMESTO.-Th Sac
ing
The twen.v-four foot ring appears to be
growing in favor in this vicinity an arena
in when TO settle little dieaCreements, pri-
v4te gruGges and more or less pubic CUES
tons as to which Of twois The /" best man"
Two Young men employed upon the new
Capitol building received " satisfaction
from each other on vacant lot near that
structure about FIVE p. n. YESTERDAY. We
are in formed that one Of them, designated
as Carl, has been annoying the other, called,
for short, BILL for some time By taunts
and even blows occaslulallv. 1hIs was
borne until forbearance in Eil.s mind ceased
to be a virtue of any great moment Accord
inglv it was agreed upon between the parties
to retire to some favorable locality and
I" have it out" Each of the principals. ac
companied BY several friends, repaired to
the above mentioned spot at the hour deSig-
mated, made speedy preparations and COM
menced business. After few minutes
spent in sparring, more earnrstness than
science being displayed, they clinched, aud
after short struggle came :" mother earth.
Billy underneath, thus eE ing the first
round. Time being called, they came up
again, looking determined. Carl appeared
to have great confidence and forced the
fighting, but his antagonist profting by the
experience Of the frs: round, avoided close
and planted perfect shower o. blows upon
Carts head and face. starting the 4" claret y
profuselv Before the round was over Carl
was badly worssed, and at its finish his friends
" threw up the sponge" Billy left the field
somewhat speedily, after washing his face.
leaving his foe living on the ground waiting
for the fow of blood from his nostrlIs 20 be
STAYED.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

FooLING A SHoEMAKER.-A fellow called
at a shoe store in Waupaknnetta, Oh 10. one
evening, and expressed desire to look at
some shoes. While examining them he
started for the door, hallooing, :. Whoa +.
whoa whoa ~ as though he had team
about to run away. The proPrieto. walked
leisurely to the door, but could see neither
man nor team The rascal took three pairs
of shoes with i'm when he left.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

WHAT THEY ARE CoMING Io.-Miss
Lizzie Boynton of Charlottesville, Indiana
having lectured on the subject, Z" After Stuff
rage, What ," received an answer the other
day, in the shape Of an old pair Of ,roHsess,
{ pick-sxe and dull razor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09
:nE SACRAMENTO UNION ON RAIL
ROADS

Ever siuce Uncle Larry Epson got
:te Kirk Wagon Road on the brain, the
Sacramento Union has not only bees u
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TO LoUIsYILLE.-Every Monday 90 10
o'clock All. Every Tuesday, #eIuts-
day, Thursdsy, Friday, and Saturday Ht 70
TO CArH0-Daily, except Sunday, 40 g
10 GREER htF gH.--E Ivory Monday. Tues
day, Thunday, and Saturday go O'Clock
Pm.
70 EAsTPoRr. Every Tuesday ana sat-
ur1ag ab4 O'CLOCK p. M.
To HENU ERS0E-Dallyt EXCEPT Sunday.
81 o'clock Pm.
To NABHVILLE-EFcry Tuesday Wgduga-
day and saturday 40 n. M.
Transient boats daily up aud down.
TO CINCfHNATI-EVer Saturday ut lO
AM.
10 CANEELT0S Every Tuesday. Ihura-
day, and Saturday az 40 AM.
Rocirportatage tvia NeWburgh and Boone
vtlle,l carrying the mail, leaves 80 2 "A. no
on Mondays, Wednesdays and hridnyH.
Arrives by p. M.s Iuc5deyli Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage IoGvoa None
days and Fridays otg A. M. Arrives Iuef-
days and Saturday. ly q "a. ri.
Mt. Vernon Mall stage leaves daily leA
cent sundays at a. "a. Arrives daily Eek
s0pt Sundays) by 2 -. M,
10 NEWBunG.- hacn Gaiiw taIcept suns
aay,) fTOm the MorchautH HOTEL ht
O'Clock p. h.
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Err EW s.
Tor Oa.er I5lUer Iteuls See F0urth paos.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING

No printing establishment IN tie West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assorb-
uent OF sob Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to- and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one Of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Ellis Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &C. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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MANHOOD

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE OF PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, the
Treatment of Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity, &C.
this book aCiU not be found asssfItE, tOhether
such person holds The relation Of parent,
pTeceptOT, or clergyman" = Medical Times
ana Gazette.
Sent by mali on receipt of so cents. Adj
dress the author, DIR. E. DE r. CURTIS,
~ II street, WASHINGTON, ID. Q.
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rive at Evan vile Dg Transfer
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Manufactures of Circular, MuIey, Mill
Gang and CrOss-Cut saws. Chopping Axes
all shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe. ShoVeIs
Spades and Miles's Patent Covered Scoop