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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
POLITICAL.

Gov. Baker, in his Message to the Legisla-
ture OF indiana regrets the necessity made by the resg
nation OF a sufficient number OF Democratic mombers TO
leave each House without quorum and they practically
dssovug the Legsaturel for converting special session.
aud calls attention tho dsrcputabe fact that during
the past twelve years the Legislature Of the State has
three separate occasions been dissolved by the action
OF minority Of It's members before the appropriations
Necessary To carry the State Government and meet
the current expenses OF tho benevolent institutions had
been passed Anticipating we presume that In the future
Indiana legislators may behave badly as
in the past, the Governor recommends the
passage OF act providing that whenever
the General Assembly at It's regular biennial session,
shall fail to pass laws making appropriations for the ord
mary expenses Of State Government and for the support
OF the public institutions that the State officers may d-
rect to draw his warrant the for
the amount necessary for such purposes not exceeding
the amount opriaed for similar purposes for the
preceding The power Of tho minority, Tor party
ends, to dissolve legislative session in Indiana arises
from provision OF the state Constitution requiring that
two-thrds OF all the members elected TO each House
shall be necessary to constitute quorum for the purposes
Of legislation. that minority greater than onethird
in either House may prevent legislation at any tme by
resgnng their seats Gov. b. expresses the hope that
tho Legislature, without distinction OF party, will feel
that its first and duty is TO pass lhe necessary
appropriation bills, and made no reference to the XVIII
Amendment.
The Richmond Journal says that the national
song of The Star spanged Banner was Kissed at the
Richmond Theato during the performance OF the "Fory
Thieves" tho other night
A Frankfort, Ky, letter of the 9th inst. says ::
Since his return 10 Lexington. John G. Brecknrtge
has visited Frankfort and Louisville lie IL yet under
cided what he VIII do where lie will 60 There l.
good deal OF talk about his returning 10 the practice OF
the law, which he practced or understood but
among the knowing II il surnised that 10 WIN go
into the Kentucky Legislature at its next session. IN
place OF Preston who holds the seat for Fayette
Comfy but who will give for Brecknrdgo. 1t is all
"a mistake that Breckenridge is poor and brOktu. He Is
worth less than $4,000 and his health was never so
good q Ii is at present"
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TIE TBTTCHELL CASE.

THE sLUNG-sHOT FOUND WITH WHICH THE
MURDER WAS PERPETRATED-TwITCHE 5
LETTERS.
The Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch of yester-
day publishes tho following:
owe heard last night. on what we consider good
authority, that the sluugshOt with which II is sGid
Twchell committed the murder of Mrs IN has been
This city and TO have been hiden by T9itchcl in hole
OF the wall ~ tho upper rOOWs ~ MS hou t-
moi this story be sub,taniiaied Il there obligation
Of secresy which prevents the production of tho weapon,
and the disclosure ~ Oh the facts We are told by per
heavy piece Of lead secured by short leather strap.
Mrs H wore cap VIII small beads ana some 9l If1s
result OF the foee Of the blow In crushing In the
| skull"
The Philadelphia Transcript has the following In
reference to the doubts expressed by some journals as to
the authenticity Of the recently published letters Of
Twichell TO his wife;
Ibc only doubt upon the subject has arisen from the
manner 10 which The several letters were printed,
euapaie tom an Ignorant man Two mistakes were
made IA this. TYitchc, although an uheuucaled 10
was by no means ignorant one; Tor 10y ASSOCIATION
win friends of education he naturally acquired some OF
their modes Of speech ns wei ~ ihOnghi Aud hruco NC
indicates the man. In all OF his letters there -
not single punctuation marx; aud nluch
Cations CT o srS SspH or, Of the effort Of prs or
eopysis 70 make inc m9 wr,,SgB The Wre
punctuation aud spelling Nrrc all bad in The original
Another mistake made by re ucwspgIcr' %as W. tg
account that there were bnt half dozen letters whereas
Tho fact vas that there not less than twenty sons
Of them not more than three or four lines. Printed
without any marks divide them, they look Ike QUO
Whole and tend confuse those who desire 20 form an
opinion from the merits 81 the Tho order Of to
letters 10 another important feature. T|chcll evidently
fet that his could not h. induced o confess that she
the urderrss and he therefore frat suggests that
Ale should impcstc outside pnrty ana then an orcr
10 e1 paln what object they would have In the MURDER
be desires his wife aduiit that she was guilty Oi an
intrigue This sche varied IN the several letters
rd seycn. persons indicated as the parties to he
nan A. But At last whom he fuunn she would not con-
seui ~ n ke part Ia the Infamous schone hd made ire
anal that she should confess herself as the guilty
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mrs. J. II. Allon is in i'll health, and has gone
to Europe. ......... .......
Mr.. Lester Wallacl1 has acted more than 12C
nights this season.
"Cyrirs Success has had run of 100 nights
at tho Globe Theater London.
Nir. J. s. Clarke has acted Major De Boots
upward Of 200 times In London.
Mr.. Lent's New-York Circus will be pre-
sented IN Washington OF the 26th Of April
Mr.. Blackstone has completed tho sixteenth
year " hts management Of the London lIayinarket
Mr., Barry Sullivan will assume tho manage
ment OF the ioloor Theater London on the lst OF Nay
Rrouch's burlPsgue "The Field of the Cloth
of Gold has played 29s mes at the Strand London
Miss Clara Dillon, daughter of Mr.. Charles
Dillon made her d,Jd AZ SldieTs Wells London MaIch ~
A new thcHter has been commenced IN PARIS,
In The Aycnuc dc FonaineDea close to tho BareEe aes
Gobelins
4 Dension of 1000 francs has been awarded
to Nile ylrcIue Deazet, tie Ninon dc FEncos VI the
French stage
a comedy by the Duke of Massa and NJ.
Aurecn Scl0 IS among The novelties anticipated at ire
Theatre Francois. .... 81. -, -
Ms. Laura Leclair Philips has mnch pleased a,
the Brooklyn theacrgaers ny her performance Oh A7u
ita-p0J1e. ut the Park IheAter
Miss Marriott will shortly appear ut the Park
Theator Brooklyn John Broagnam Is also 10 play thele
before he calls for California
Miss Ada Webb has lately played an engage
ment al ST. Louis She produced new play written Tor
her by Mr. Waldauer called "Fhc Forest Daisy"
Mr. William Stuart, the manager, has gone
% his sea side homo Ia NowI0ndon lie IS ree9vefing
from the serious Injury received In his recent accident
At the Theater BeaumGrchais, q new melo-
dramr entitled +" Lee Fills du BOnrreau,' and a Fotc
Vaudeville by NJ AmGd6o dc Jal!as' Ficur deS spahis
arc tue latest novelties. .
Miss Batcman will begin an engagement at
Manchester England, the 10Th inst Her farewell en-
ageuent NJ the London Hay atket - 10 commence on
tho 2lst ~ jane. aud last two weeks. f.
Slr. J. G. Williamson returns to WalAck'S
Tbc'cr next season. Mr. A. W. Young leaves tlo com
papy ana goes Ia Engaud 70 play &C the 81. Jamess,
under the mann gcncut Of Mrs. John Wood.
Prof, Robert II. Raymond is TO receive com
pimentgiy benefit. &C Brooklyn. tomorroy oyening ne
Win road tho comedy OF " Much Ado About Nothing
THIS Plymouth Church Lecture Room - the place. ana tue
Plymouth Young Peoples Association" manages the
,nterl,r Prof Raymond has claims that the iuellec
tuaI public VIII slow 10 recognize on this OCCASION
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NJ. III. WILLIAMS.
FINAL DECISION IN THE GREAT " HooKHEADED
SPIKE" CASE.

Twenty eight years ago Henry Burden OF
Troy commenced action against EIastus Corning and
John T. WEsOw for Arrangement Of plaintiffs pateu
FOR baking lookhoaded spikes. Tho went fron one
court 70 another until sI3 when The United States Court
fully 6utaped the caim Of Burden, and defendants were
or Cred pay cCgF Proceedings then commented
10 restrain Corning NinslJS from further violation ni
the p1tent In 1851 this action Was sustained ny tue
cCprts and Reuuen III. WaiwOrth OF Saratoga was Up
IJiCd % maze ny az account ~ d1magcs palntH Iau
.IGnf.. AB1 now commenced OF those long uclaJs
Of Justice which has usdu The Su unous TO e bal al
over Tho country, and which matches DckcnsH JHHNycs
~ JdrEdgce. TIC la.e eA-ClGuccllOr commenced
" taking testimony" AIril 8. 1854. The he9thg
was conducted NJ Saratoga Springs. Year
after year dragged Op, the Chancellor con acting US
scribe, and e Use Of tie Chancro's Law ONCE regularly
charged Ia the bill for rent. How much WAS III ihe ag'
gIega.e paid the Nalworns II lot known; but the egg
%as Aegt warm IN th9 nest Ior iesTs Ter" 9c@s-'uS
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FIRE ~ BALTIMORE.
SEVERAL rIREMEN NJUEED-THREE BURIED IN
The RUINS

SEVERAL rIREMEN NJCEED-THREE BURIED IN
THE RUINS.
BALTIMORE, April ia fire broke out about
O'Clock tonight IN The carpenter shop OF j. Brell No Il
ncClenndaley between Baltimore and Fayette st5. in
the part occupied by Cook colored as cooper shop
The building was tvoaud-a half story brick Shortly
after the Are broke out thu front wall fell outward In the
aley and number 81 6rcmen were injured. j. Ross,
ASSISTANT Engineer Of the Fire Department, inpa'd
ON an iron ralg the spcaresd Of an iron rod prIcnG
LIs left side near the lung. He very seriously, n not
fatally wounded. Eight or nine rTemen are seriously
hurt and three others sti IN the ruins The Irt as
been extinguished, and they wl soon Do got our Ine
loss on building and stock VIII amount 10 several lbOu
sand dollars.
WRITER PARTICULARS-THE BURIED MEN En-
HUMED-Two SEVERELY INJURED, AND one
DEAD.
April. 1s.-The three fremen buried IN the
ruins OF No "a Mcclellan Alley last night were exricated
this morning George W. Bentz and James W somner'
were reached about o'clock, the former severely injured
about the head uud shoulders, and rendered helpless IN
the left Log sommer5 was badly bruised ana terribly
burned his from hips to his feet The body OF John
Mcbride was reached about o'clock lie was dend bis
neck ma ing been broken by falling timber. several
others were seriously injured. with broken RIBS ana So
we're cont ions. chief Assistant Engineer VIM e. kOs-
was alive az o'clock tonight Soycutcen bremen were
an the second DOR ~ the building when the large ch
new fell m crushing portion Of tho building ana ne
front wall Tho building was one OF tue o!1't IVA tlc
city and built II imported brick, ana - salh ~ nave
bcSn the headquarters OF Gen. kosciusk AT pclOI III
tho Revolutionary war;
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TO THE DEMOCRACY, GREETING.

II
THEIR LEADERS TELL THE DEMOCRATS WHAT
10 READ, AND IGNORE BRICK P0MER0Y.
We have received from Albany Autographed
letter apparently the handwriting of one of the
signers, of which tho following is a copy:
................... ALBANY, March 10, 1862
The undersigned would urge upon the Democracy the
importance preparing for tine next struggle with
i.s enemies such preparation too commonly postponed
until the eve Of elections But we must begin now to
plant the seed If We would reap the harvest Of future
victories. .-i-
Your Immediate cooperation il desired in movement
now making in every State, county. ana town IN the
Union 10 increase the circulation OF Democratic news
papersof the various local Journals. which should mo-
where be negected-and Of The New York World which
has central position national circulation, and is an
able advocate OF democratic principles .- " pc
freepress Is the effective weapon Tor combating
popular error achieving the political revolution
which 1t was than Is Indispensable
to the couutys prosperity. liberties union and peace
We would therefore recommend the immediate formation
OF newspaper Clubs In your town. that you enlist the
erts of yOur friends and Deighbors, with your own To
place Democratic newspaper every week in the coming
year, the hands not only Of every Democrat who
afford pay for It, but alec OF those who cannot and Of
every "douhtfu voter whose mind is accessible 10 the
candid earnest aud able presentations Of the truths aud
principles OF democratic freedom.
........... JOHN L. HOFFMAN. Governor
ALLEN c. BEACH, Lieut.. Governor.
............. H. N. NELSON, Secretary state.
W. F. ALLEN, Controller.
........... w. n. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
NJ Il. CHlMPLAIS, Attorney General.
VAN X RICHMOND, state Engineer.
s. J. TnDRN Chair. Dem state Com.
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THE Jay COOKE FORGERY.

On Saturday last, VIM. I. Howe, counsel tor
James Smith, who arrested on suspicion OF being one
OF the men presented forged checks to the amount
of $4,000 purpOrtng TO have been drawn ny jay '"oAo
& Co. on the Bank Of the State OF Ncw-Yoik called ht
Police Headguartcrs and asked Superintendent Kennedy
Ia grant him interview with the prisoher INC re-
nyest was dccued. Some high words followed, ehalhs
with the counsel leaving the building IN high nuuso1h
lie returned Ia tho afternoon, armed Win VIII Oh az
100 cnruus made returnahle before Judge Barnard
SUPERINTENDENT Kennedy had however, rit inc Guy 40
yi MIR Aeon. At his farm in Stamford, Conn, 80 ue
writ WAS useless The prisoner II not at fullcc itl-
ouartcrs lie Ia confined in the Toinb by orcr OF JuuEe
bedford, awaiting IN examination Ihls IaV'' ho"o'''
vas unknown 10 the irate cbunsror
Tbr ufi4oucr has been identified by inc teller ol INC
hank ~ the state "a the To whom hc paid the S9p
cheek He confses that ho did present ami collect lhe
check and states the amount that he received ON ms
shar of tie operation, and further gYcs the nRr' 81
The parties forged all Of the i've checks Theso tcs
ly dispose Of the theory that they were genuine
chccts and m addition, the printing of tho checks Is W
crcnt from the gcnune, Is attested by the printers
and can bs a.cCrtaiucd by any Intelligent person upon
connarlso aud the signatures. although excellent mn
tatous--hlnust fac SHitcS-aie pfOnouncvu W cAP''
nnegui ypcil furgcr1es.
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Tur DANGER or SAVING A LADY's LIFE.

Orr readers will rccollect the attempted as
sassnation Of Samuel Temple at Yarlleyvile, Bucks
Comfy he having been shot at three different tunes
willie working In mill The cause has Just TRANSFERRED
4 few mornings SINCE Mr.. John Bltlirg OF NeWio"h
fouud a letter under his door addressed 10 Temple IL
was dated Ncw.lork. March Goth, aud signed Nlod, III
meat hand The writer stated that some Two years ago
She Was riding near Paramount Park, this city, when sue
WIS thrown from saddle and Temple came 10 ber res
enc she fell tn love with HIM az once, ana a1tsrwaru
rnta nm two letters, telling him CO. AS he pnd no Ut
t.ptiou To them, she resolved that no other woina.
should wed him ana employed fou Spanish assasShs ~
81 o5O apiece tu lii HIM She aIlerward concuueu 10
nm. o no more attempts at ms fe bat she had ROT hu ~
uortunty 10 get word her hired accomphce before t9
b.t ntf,ut Vas made. She says she is Weald!, aid
L,phy educated; that she Is now gong to EutSpe a"e
NIT he l. in no more danger. as she now mas ost cI 80
lar MIN ana would not marry HIM. Temple syS hC ~
n,ebpI the crcums of Tescuing the luy 'n.' NC
nsf her N .hc wa. hurt; she answered in the heSac
aud they parted philadelphia star
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DIED.


AsMAN-A bis residence BalJoD l. l. srtdny H. A'maA ia the
cATELY-ou SATURDAY Inst William H. cA'ey ia the 'hysr
The friend, the sy ,e g. member" Of s.ss ss
funeral from is late TedeIee No 40 TbrJ fourth't
The Of EIceor lodge No. 1885, r. add A. NJ are hereby
. s"o %e til: LOdEs Boon No. ~ pr ss cS ,
Brother Wlian H. casey from Ss lac resdsss No ~ Ws''
j. PASKtS seey So .s'-r
CnAMBBRsor SATURDAY the iIt lust ssh ChrHOer 's'a
The s,ss sTd fnd. ,Ss , ar. o,a to ,t,ud the
rev H. D. Cause Pssor Monday afternoon the
DUNcANIn Brooay On Saturday April u Has1sh j., wife Of Capt
at The Lecture Room Pm0ush Cdareh Ca6eyst Rrooky
Me1,y ls lDat sta CLOCK Her ran viii be taken
omRsoq Saturday morning. APR, II Anne Jane. wife Of william
s, 5a a'.1tE o. s ,s nds'l ss '' t. from the
ho Of s' AsIss;aa aD % ossc between s'l'A aud
GoMPERTSoa Sunday APs 49, ,ts, short but severe 's' Mr.
Bea Con. :r the soin ysT o. o., ,ss .s m, f,,rl
NJ late rsdeSs. No. III Ts.i T..uyss Tuesday,
| California papers please coPT. ....
GoocB-At West Frms on Sunday april 49, Thou's Gooch
e s sSssi H ,,;:;.d . g: S.: =
friends invited to aIssnt he funeral @ TgsaI
T TSa Leave, 70 foo, Of CisTSsrssL Ms:is.
IgDLyMA. w.e,'Ss n j. 4pr Of consumption '''D ''o's'
mAIILEoI ss,o.1, sssa' Ap5 k I:r a s' Illness Hen"
C ..rae. s s ssa II. q rs hsr
Secoudsve, TuesisI. April
90 at q dock Relatives and e5d are respectfully lVssi 70 al
McvAYou Sturdy April Joseph TempstOn infant Of John
and Margaret MevSy, II SsSBsbaHoa, " J.
oGLR-A.h bis hss deoo. stsoB Staten ISsod April IL.
n. 9s Ss +. GG,l s a's i. Eo rn s.a
invited further
feral Tuesday 4. 10 O'Clock from tie First Pres!serso
Church 81 Stspleton-
osGoOD-oa Friday April 49, Of scSrst fsv. Minnie Hslsy ou
d sHl Sarah B. ogod eyed Ies 10 months and
10 days II n.
The relative. fsnd family invited to tsui he usrai
from the 81 pents No. 2O Ne ThietnIsst o. Sun
dsy Afternoon Apri "a, At j o'clock
OwEN-Ou Susdsy Aprl Rev John 0Weu D. D. l. L. D..
yicsdns Of tue College Oh Guy Of IN hs A year
The rse. and friends fsly Clergy also the Trustees.
Facny Students OF tie College Of tie CITY hS-ferf
are respectfully attend Che funeral fm the Mad qnrs
Pr,.blu Church he Rev. Dr. Aians) Wednesday the Ils
lust. at O'Clock N.
PALNERA Elizabeth j. Friday. the 18th inst, John Aychsg
Ani sasaa Palmer aged u Issr months ana u
J friends The sttesd ts funeral MoisJ bs
At ocloek from the residence VI hts sraio'her
Mrs J. y AycfigE. a. Passaie, n j.
ORNsOY-At Caf April H. residence Of her oninlaV,
Of TIE un2s Hannah hoOasou ree'
of s s.- George Robinson ia the S5sb of her
Notice Of tle funeral hereafter
TALNAGEOu Saturday April H. ssr lingering asss jesse Car
The i1 N tbe family SIRE respectfully s.eod the funeral
from The residence parents No. - Renseast bookJn ol'
dAy, April 49, at O'Clock y.
wAINOa jay April H. Herbert Of George W. and Sarah
r. walnhg seed month and 10 days
WoOD-On SATURDAY April IT, BHs NJ youngest laughter OF Ia
Manor Wood In the 18Th OF her age
family Invited 70 sitsrd Ger aaerA
her late residence. No 40 SItAaTe oH Tuesday 1'h
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York and Rrooklyn Tubular Tunnel Company; ncorpo-
rating tho Fulton Market Fshmongers' Association.
Mr. SELKREG presented from the tontfV s tne an
nual tax L Tho tax i've mills, or fourffths OF mil
less than last year. . 49, - ,,,-.-,
was dscLarped from frher consideration OF the Senate
bin relating TO the Erie, NcwYOik Central, Hudson
River and iIareu Railway Companies, aud the same be
now considered IN Committee OF the Whole. Carried.
IRE bin provides that stocBhoder or director in the
frstualad Company shell be adireCtOr In the others,
ana rice rsSa 10 also provides for the classification Of
directors so that OnCffth shall out of Office annually
Tne Committee OF tho Whole reported favOrably OIL the
bill . -.
Me- W. W. CAMPBELL moved to refer the bill back to
the Railroad Committee. LOst-Yeas Is; Nays, GO. The
bin was then ordered to be eDgrOssed for third reading
ORTs. go
Furnishing the Issuing and using OF fraudulent certln-
Gates OF naturalization. To amend the acts relative 10
evidence. Adjourned I'll Monday evening
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ALBANY.

-, x,,,,vs ,Nu P1FRs-THE ERIE BILL CON-
r,SIrTSo GorLD risks BOARD OF DlKEC-
TON. .
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Senate was ho' ions Al 'o'
sion vesterday but il managed 10 pass a iarse nun
her Of bills. The several Standing Committees ilaue
tbeir rsports The most important was one from 'he
Committee on Commerce and Navigation, creating d
commission composed Of the Sinking Fund Commls-
,ioners ~ vonr city to have sole charge over the
,barves and piers of your city, allowing them to do
with them as they will THIS is just the very bill
the Tammany ring has been working for fol so long
time There is one consolation and that is that
tho time of this session is short there viii DC no
chance for the passage Of a bill like this.
The principal event in the House was the ordering
to third reading of the bill printed IN these as
patches Yesterday and which dcpTiYes st"oAholuoI"
of certain railroads of their right TO have such ON
GERS as they choose The bill was not urged speVlay
by any one except Jay Gould 1t passed the Senate
on Friday, was sent 10 the House yesterday, ana as
coon as its title was read a motion was made 10 80
into Committee of the Whole ON 1t. 1t required
unanimous consent, and as Mr.. Jacobs, IN his usua
snootl manner said it was merely bill to prevent
a consolidation Of railroads and as those who were
in the Ring know what the bill really
did mean. no objection was made, and
the Committee was formed with H. Ray as Chair
man. Speaker Younglove-who, by the way helps
the Erie road whenever its honest measures are
before the House-fought this bin almost as des-
perstcly as he did the Central Scrip bill. lie was
supported by Judge Campbell and Mr. Cullen OF
Brooklyn; but before Judge Campbell got through
a motion to report progress was made and carried
In the House. the Judge moved 10 disagree with the
report and commit the bill to the Railroad Commit
tee, which had never seen IT, This was disagreed 10;
and, as the question test one as n those Who
will favor this Bill Oh its third passage, We give the
vote Ina detail