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New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
CONTINGENCIE

We have already called attention to the ex-
travagant allowance in the tax levy for con
"tingencesn in the expenses Of the County
Government. For that twin blessing, the City
Government, the contingent allowance Is still
worse. 1t amounts to the pretty sum Of
$4,000. The lions share 6OOOO-is for
various expenses to be incurred by the Common
Council. 1t includes Corporation junketings,
hack hire, fireworks, yellow kid gloves, and OF
course the inevitable "extra clerks" TO judge
how much of these expenses was necessary, let
us look at some of the items in 1866 and 1857,
which will undoubtedly be repeated in 1869.
Public celebrations and funerals absorbed
s21, 900; the Common Council got for carriage
hire $4,000; badges (renewed every year, cost
S4.1OO: refreshments amounted to $3.50; extra
servicesn we're paid nearly $4,000, although
the salaries of the clerks to the Common
Council amount to the enormous sum OF SS4,OOO.
The contingencies for the Common Council
can easily be reduced one-half Under cover
of contingencies for the legislative depart
"ment,n an additional appropriation OF $4,000
is asked for the clerks of the Common Coun-
Gil. They are paid already from other sources,
and nothing should be allowed under this
neau. He mayor hduOo YloJVVVb ." NN~
killing dogs, carriage hire, extra clerks OF
course and similar luxures. We are certain
that Mr.. Hall could rub along very cOmforta-
bly, with $1,000. Even Mayor Hoffman last
year. with the election for Governor before
him, asked for only $4,000 The Controllers
contingencies are estimated at $4,000. Nearly
all extra clerks. He spends $23O,OCO for clerk
hire already give him $4,000 and let him go.
The Street Commissioners contingencies are
set down at $4,000. Extra clerks again,
though the salaries of his regular clerks amount
to S137,18O. He hadl only $4,000 last
year. and can do we'll with $4,000 in
1869. Mr.. O'Gorman's regular expenses in the
law department are $4,000, and he estimates
his contingencies at $35,131. Most of this
money is for extra counsel "a sort of sub
lmated extra clerk swindle, which ought to be
stopped at once. 1t is only device for feed
ing the hungry ring. Allow Mr.. OGorman
$4,000 which he asks for rent, and just what he
spent last year, namely $4,000, for miscella-
neous contingencies. Finally the superintendent
of Buildings wants $15,2O0 principally for the
payment of IA extra inspectors He has 20 al
ready, at a cost of $4,000, and needs no more.
In our judgment the contingent fund in
the city levy will therefore be amply large
q 4 "a 40
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
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MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1869.
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

We are promised a lively week in the way
of ofiice-fillng. The Senate meets to-day in
special Executive session, and is likely to be
greeted. on coming TO order with nominations
for half the diplomatic service of the
United States. Then a number of bureau
changes are TO be made; the Patent
and Pension offices are TO have new heads
the New-York Internal Revenue nominations
are to be tried over again. and the whole
swarm of minor ohice-hunters are next
to be considered. The dispatches contain
abundant gossip about the candidates.
Mr.. Motley, we are told, is sure of
either the English or the Austrian
mission and We incline to believe that the
alternative clause might be left out without
impairina the truth of the statement, Gov.
Curtin, it is said, is to be offered the mission
to st. Petersburg. Mr.. John Jay is thought
sure Of frst-class appointment. Ohio is to
have some of the less important missions and
consulates, and there is great scramble for
Switzerland, Italy, and Belgium. The Presi-
dent is said to have expressed an intention to
renominate all who failed VI confirmation be-
cause Of the adjournment, except where the
| Committees to which their names we're referred
reported against them. ALI but one, or at most
two, of the Internal Revenue and Other ap-
pointments for this city, it is therefore ex-
pected, will be again sent in to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

A German gentleman who lately Travelled In
the United States, and who upon his return
has, of course, published book about hh
meanderings, mentions a curious misfortune
which befel him in Washington. He states
that he called upon the late Mr. Andy John.
son, and that while alone in room with that
parsonage he was treated in the most cruel
and remorseless way. Unable TO escape, be
was subjected to speech of sixty minutes In
length, enunciated by the late President with
much vehemence and accompanying gesticula-
ton. That this ILL -fated foreigner survived, IA
evident from the fact that he has printed hh
book but next to those recorded in works of
Central African travel. we consider this TO be
the most extraordinary of deliverances from
imminent peril. If the Teutonic adventurer
had been discovered dead upon the floor of
the den, with Mr.. johnson still continuing his
Grafton over tho remains, we should not have
been in the least astonished, though what the
Coroner might have said under such suspicious
circumstances would not, probably, have been
agreeable to the Presidential ears.
We refer to this little incident because We
think that it may be turned to public good.
If man be big with speech, or as. in Mr..
Johnson's case. with 1O,OOO,OOO,OOO "a superfeta-
tion) of speeches, instead of venting them upon
the public, how much better would 1t be to
have some poor devil, some Newman Noggs,
to listen to him in the attic, or the cellar, or
in one of the out-houses. The economy Of this
course is apparent. There would be no re-
porting, no debate, no printing, and no frank
ing-yet the orator would be relieved of hi'
speech all the same How long the auditor
would survive in this hard service would de-
pend upon the strength of his constitution
but the preference given to deaf listeners
would undoubtedly result in a great saving Of
life.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

There is danger that, in attempting to crowd
too much information into our next National
Census we shall ill it with blunders and con-
fusion. The suggestion that every man should
give the nationality and place of birth of both
his grandfathers and grandmothers, is calculated
to befog the returns deplorably. j. c. G. X,
in Tho Chronicle Washington. well says:
"To shorten the decade by taking the census In April
would be a most unfortunate innovation, involving
series OF intricate calculations on eve'T ee 10 al
our rate OF progress Striking two or three months rom
larger end the proportions Of which none but artneu
clans can compute This should be avoided, particularly
as period through which the nation has un-
dergOne great revolution experiment whereby
nothing is TO be gained The month OF June Is the season
when the days are long, the roads good, the weather set
tied and tho people at home, and therefore the best
month for che prosecution Of q census"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
THE INDIANS.

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs IN MoNTANA-THE KAw
INDIANS BURN THEIR TREATY
Sr. LOUIS, April 1i.-Our Helena, Montana
dispatch says adyces from Fort Ellis state that on 'n
9th inst party Of 10 Indians stole the cattle and hos
from rancho Dey Creek party of Is or 20 eiuie"
and four mounted soldiers from Fort Ellis pursued over
took and killed nine OF them Private Carby was nes
and two soldiers and one citizen wounfed ns
reported that the kaw Indians burned their treaty WIZ
the Government and will 90 on the war-path
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

Capt.-Gen. Dulce has the reputation of being
prudent, judicious officer; but be ia cursed
with subordinates who are as ft TO be trusted
with power in this crisis as q monkey
would be with lighted candle in a
powder magazine. II lie have any control
whatever over the Spanish naval officers
10 the West India squadron, he cannot safely
lose one hour in using it. We have hardly bad
time to receive the particulars Of the late
outrage on an American vessel, till The
Nassss Herald comes with details of yet
more wantofi and foollmrdy performance.
Not satisfied with their excellent prospect of
6mbroilng their Government In its time
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
THE LOUISIANA AUDITOR DIFFICULTY.

NRw- ORLEANS, April 1O.-Goy Warmoin ",
day applied to the Seventh District Court for su'
sion OF tho appeal from its action In appointing
sequestrator to take charge Of the Auditors once
ord er was granted. and warmoth remains In
Of the Office The argument OF the demurrer 70 'n0 q,
diction Of the First District Court in the matter ysde
indictments against Auditor wicklie for oncai sIsou
meanor closed TO day The Judge reserved ms s,marref
until next Saturday, but inlimated that tne ssiss
would be sustained IL being his opinion that In0 ~
ture alone had jurisdiction OF the cases.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

The Indiana Democrats who broke up their
Legislature once by resigning, now find them
selves exactly back at the point from which
they started; and 80 persist in refusing to be
sworn in, unless the Republicans will agree not
to press the Fifteenth Amendment. Meanwhile,
the appropriations cannot be passed. and the
Republicans wisely make no bargains.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
BUSINESS 2utitis.

WALTuAM WATCHES.
PuLLER CO. No. Is john st, n y, ,-,.,
Offer Watches wholesale pnee In Al grades o 'ne'
tmekeepers. In solid gold and silver cases only
buy Me, AND PLL Do YOU Go0D.n-DR.
and BrTTER h every Instance prove ns
tina They do good them for Jaundce
ache ostiveness Complaints Humos Impure OF baa boou
General Debility and all Bilious Diseases sou oy Az oIugg@
DIR. PALMER's Arm AND Leo "THB BEST"
ita s1s BwsT " 1919 ChsssnntIt, Phil 81 GrssnsL Boston
BENEDICT Bros, jewelers., Nos III Broad
wsy (eor and 234 PatOns BrOokya All 'yIes oi
Waibsw watches odd a lowest New York prices
Of the celebrated Plate style which we
warrant anywhere accurate time heperI
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

the Highlands of tho Hudson, Connecticut VAL
leys, the fertile plains Of too much contcnned-
Jersey, Blue Ridge and Orange Mountain
activities, and the sea-washed shores Of Long
Island being all included. No index to domes-
tic comfort and economy so complete and
thorough as this which we present has before
been offered to the rent-ridden inhabitants OF
this over-populated metropolis.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

: In the letter OF our Albany correspondent
published on Saturday, the 10th inst, it was re-
ported that Mr.. A. T. Stewart was one Of the
leading corporators in the Broadway Elevated
Railroad bill. Mr., Stewart requests us to say
that this is wholly erroneous and that if his
name has been inserted in the bill gross
fraud has been practiced upon him.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

The formal Pacific Railroad opening, of
which we have had so much gossip, seems to
have disappeared in the cloud of litigation
here, and of disputes between the lines that
arc so soon to form their junction in the Salt
Lake Valley. 1t is now semi-ofiicially an
nounced from Washington that there is to be
no opening excursion.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
IIIC CIIy ItNy VIII IIINIOIWD 10 ''F'9 -
enough if it is made up thus:
Total 81, 900

Thus we shall save about 100000, which the
taxpayers are now asked to contribute to the
Tammany Corruption Fund. We are glad to
hear that the Legislature shows disposition
to materially reduce the tax levies, and here
is a ilrst-rate chance for them to try their
hands
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

among the better farmers In al paris q Che country. In
every state And Territory.
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quarter or year Terms invariably In advance -,
Considering the extent aud character OF tho
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the column II s confidently asserted that It's rates a
cheaper than those OF any other newspaper AdaIesS
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prs1aNArroN OF PRESIDENT AcTos.

RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT Acros. o.sr
It is understood that Police Conlin,''e ,ss ssues
Thomas Acton has placed his Resignation ~
Of Senator Folger Several names are ,ho.s Of
in connection with tho position among sn and Judge
superysor Henry Smith. OK Senator butcher anu
Tow Mr' Actions health stan continues unimpr0''''
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

The public parks of this city, not including
the Central Park, are kept in disorder at an
annual cost for wages and salaries of S25,5SO.
The Controller now asks for an additional
appropriation of $65.OOO to be expended in
further beautifying these waste places We
hone he will not get il.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
THE AUBURN CATHOLIC CHURCH TEoUBLfS

AUBURN, n. Y, April 1.-THE trouble s au,VIs 4
the Catholics Of this city connected with the .,r
the Holy Family seems to have ended The ho, .,s "a
Kaysnah the priest appointed by Bishop mcSu :, ,b
apercede the Rev. Thomas 0Faherty sara ,be city 80
church 10 day. Arrangements were made " s s6oud
thorities 20 preserve order In case any ois'u'V
ho nAin fnh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

consignment of fine English editions of standard
books in handsome bindings, is to be sold at auction
this week at Clinton Hall. The sale begins this eve
ming at n o'clock, and continues each evening until
ThnrSday
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

vrpsr pam Contingencies.
uoros ira.Sa uSa Go,ntrv Tho City and County Tax
SECOND PACE. ,5I.arSoi
Homes In the Country-COn a.a ~ .t aP"'
u 1u,pn PACE SEVENTH PAGE
W. aton D,snatehes Ida Lewis
Albany News. nusD T, 10
Foreign NaWa Executive Appointments.
nomcstic photographic Nows. Local News.
FOURTH FACE Home news
Orr Railroad Systoms The State Of Trade.
The Drama Iatest oDlP NoWs , ~,
The Courts. Marriages, Deaths, ana fu'
Inouests. nerals.
Robbery I'm a Saloon. Special Notices.
More About Guns EIGHTH FACE
YIPTH PAGR Real Estate.
New-York Legislature, Real Estate Advertlsements
DlstriotAtt0rney Pierre NINTH PAGE.
pOnt. Advertisements
General Notes. TENTH PAGE.
Book Advertisements. Congress-
Ship News. Advertisements
Advertisements. ELEVENTH FACE -
SIXTH PAGE Homes In tho Country-Con-
Broadway Railroad-Legis-, cluded
lative Yenalty TWELFTH PAGE
The Late Session OF Con- Money Market
gress Markets
Suburban Homes Advertisements.
The Spirit Of Kentucky. i
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

Not to be outdone in the matter of public
meetings, the Germans yesterday afternoon sent
up from the Stadt Theater to our Legislature
their view of the lager beer amendment to
the Excise law
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

Advertisements for this weeks issue on i mn
WuKKLr TRByss nuh be handed 10 DaV Price o% P' "
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

backed by the salutary provisions against
bribery embodied in our pending Constitution
of 1867. "
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
BROADWAY RAILROAD-LEGLSLATIVE
VENALITT

In our State Senate on Saturday the bill
authorizing certain specified individuals to con-
struct and operate o Railroad in lower Broad
WAY and various other streets was driven
through Committee of the Whole and ordered
TO a third reading-all essential amendments
being negatived by decisive votes which indi-
cate that majority of the Senators had been
"seenn and "fixed" beforehand. Among the
amendments thus defeated, was that of Mr..
Folger Chairman of the Judiciary Committee),
providing that for thirty days after the passage
of the act, the corporators shall have the first
twenty days within which they may secure the
franchise by depositing with the City Cham
berlain two millions of dollars. If they fail to
respond. then for the next ten days any party
depositing two millions therefor shall have it;
but, if nobody responds in this amount. within
the ten days, then the franchise shall be given
to the corporators named in the bill, without
their being required to pay anything therefor.
This amendment was voted down, like all
others that interfered with tho "big thing
secured by the bill (as draftedD to its authors
and their confederates. The Senate divided on
Mr. FOlgers amendment as follows:
YEAs-(For the Amendment :),-Messrs. CAMPBELL (of
Oneida), CROWLEY CNiagarh aud 0rleans), Edpdrds
tQuoons Richmond and suffolk), FoLGER Ontario,
Yates, and SENEGAL, KENNEDY tonondaga aud Cort-
IandJ MonaAs CMonroe), MVpII tKngs), iNichois
(Erie o'DoSSELL lewis and Jeerson), PALMER, Dutch
ess and Coumba) PARKER (St Lawrence and Frsnklin),
and TuAYFR, Q2ensselaer and washngton)-13 % ln-
publicans, 8 Dcmooratsl.
HAYS-(A gaina Mr.. Fogor's amendment )-Messrs
Banks AlbanyJ Beach, (Greone and UlsterJ Bradley.
fCityJ OauldpeH, (westchester Putnam and Rockland)
CHAPMAN, CBroome Toga and linNCrcamer city,
Genet CITY, Graham torange and sullivanJ Hubbard
(Chenango. Delaware and schoharieJ HUMPHREY, Ale'
gany. Livingston and WyomngJ MATToos, tOswcgo and
MadlsonJ Norris (Chautauquaand Cattaraugus) NrcKs,
(Chemung schuyler and SteubenJ Norton, tCyJ Ifce,
(KingsJ Tieeed, CtyJ VAN PErTES tHerkimer and OF
segoJ and WILLIAMS (Cayuga and wayne)-fs: % Repub-
licanA, II Democrats)
Absent-Messrs. HALE, Essex. &C., aud STANFORD,
Schenectady, &cl-2 both Republicans.
fR,pubicsns Ia bsALL oAFIrsLs
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

, al pars 3 ho country. Il
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
z Z U E "a q 81 w 0 :
s11r otAes' g.Gse7. Its..as - s'A4-e5 J'nge.


IheTs WIS sa9changexn the snpsrrture
lest evening up to dsrl-. the mercury VI
bTetlng be3wesn go ans $50 eli afternoon.
Iiao little hruanocka on the bar n Eront of
the cstZ ere ezGtB rahxsnw their eppoar-
Gacs, Ind navigation = daily growing
moro dsncaIt. Thr addiEoaeI erFivaIs
and departures 90 10 mtdnieht were she
Esyetto, 60 Eeadoy7ca and ret39n; west
wind, Cairo, 10 return; Eoss uita, Leaig-
wis ARD fsturn. % inset shs HoTnlng
EsaT; Esanidan 20. =, 10 Esstport; Anas,
clnoinasti 10 g. Lcais.
Tho Wet Wind did nc1 aTriTs siil5P.u.,
hs7fEg Essz detained By Soy. She had r
naoGcTes9 sTip, n7d con-sueed - Oncs re-
Eo-nsar for bsF ye5uru, e.d left at . o'sloss-
with q ke8ntifz1 fTfp.........Franlz Lander.
hzE. Tzovs, and sgyarel othee eIsiaena q
tzay5e1vslls. Vs-s - ths eitg zesLerdsy,
having eonos doya 50 witness the -1ar-
risas OF EeF. =. Carter, who 81 9 highly
essssnasz citizen OF The
o68esrs OF tho 2css Kite report tho Grand
r.. Gtlu ezzoaHa ~ Erenoh IaIand .Daz,
aoa tne West Wind reports the Dexter
still Rtrug slInS With Wslksr's.....The San.
Or faitsd 80 pump OFT ths Cors B., Aa1d
Captain DuGen has psns 20 CsssTvfIle for
fhe Nick Casey to try itAEhiEI. Old "Boue
Etokef has pluck and perseverance,
anG II hs don't raise the C6ra 8. her ease
= hopeless iudsod..--....The Rspfdaa took
ont a sEIendtG trip, all she souId carry on
Ehs vyAtsF.........Is the Clara Scott does not
set in early this morning. . clerk viii be
found on ths wharf. IN fron. O. Ham.
rhRsys Lewis q Co.'s %hGrE-boat. 60 receive
height GoR her. ana che will czztainIy 20
o1s This eVo1izg..........-----SCI7< litslo side
~whAcn EfsaMA- as
passed down yesterday aftsTn00n..-...C CAPT.
Lewis Co0as Local Inspector CT HuIIs. yea
tsrdey i1E2eStsd the hull OF iAo Hooefsr
ATT2ada and ono or tuo other boats here,
and pro7oUaess Them nrat cIaxg. Ua len
TO- LscEisFilis By the Rose Kite Lest ateh.
....-.-..1'ne AIMS errivs1 at IL o'csocE last
night WITH an excellent tEsp foE tbe water.
-..---.The Rore Hfts left artes Yaidnseht
With . cabin fuil Of people and With a Eccd
freight La. 6ae VIII bs hEck here this
evening.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
RsEer niepnsohe-.

CTlTC1rTAIT, November II. - Port List
Arrivals: Eone. Departures: Belle VeE-
nom Iek AcEy OFia2Uas WQuaaifa.4 for
Se1nphfE-l RIVER desitnfng; 6 feet Z inch.
Weethsz cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, November lI-PorS List
Umpire. 20 Cairo; EtlysT Spray. New Or-
leans to Cincinnati; Mountain Belle. Gin
Phtg 10 Cicciauatt: Zsts' Fobincor- at.
Ieo1ts 90 Cincinnati: 1saEroAce. New Or
l@Srs 70 Cincinnati. The river s deaIfnsng
alowl5-, with feet inches IN the canal.
ThsES IS drisEing ran to-0ighs. Sesther
RSV. Basiaezs good.
CAIRO. November u.-Fcrs Ti.s,-aara.
BROWN, Whits River 70 Cairo, II. ,. r1. ;
Clara Scott, Evansville packet II i. IA :
". :. Lewis, st. Louis 20 Eenp1is. s an.
RubseOa. ViolSsouTg 70 S. Louis am. ;
Alpha, EvRnGv1Iie Pac&atz 10 sra; LiGsle.
Gil Ct. LoEis 20 Rev OTleR19. 10 a. d. /.
Cclcza5o. 81. GoUfg 20 Tfcacsbura, noon
Cssaud Lake, Memphis 20 Gr%ad ToveP.
.. rl.: Indians New oTlscnG to Cairo, b
:. n, Gefrc, st. Louis tot4fez1p phie. m.
rsETrareE Es4 Criaana 70 81. Louis 3 n :
Nfssissippi, e. Loui8 70 Nsu Orleans.
pTn. Tn1 r5~ss he's fallen two fnches.
Weather cloudy. Mercury So.
NASHVILLE, November I1.-Rfvar fall
ing; SoaEteen inches on dhTpesh Shoals.
yyeatner ccId snd cloudy.
AFEzrPErs. Eogenlber II.-yT esther clear,
Dartsd-FRnpy Brandeia, With TO bales OF
zof1ofl nor EvEnsgiro; Kate PutnaTn,
FIerary Jcaass Kentou, Juiia and Atlantic,
to Few Orissns5 ATn1Rdtllo, 10 Cincinnati; /;
Olive Branch. to 81. Louts.
TzsvF OBsTIsA-=s, E[o-. II.--h rrEFed-Eeou
fdas. Departed-City % Alton and Crest
Republic.
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-12
Anarsn--,nnan

THE ADVENT on A GREAT AC-roa.-Bfr.
Chas. Reed, the gentle1nanly Treasurer of
the Louisville Opera House Company, is
now IN the city, making arrangements for
the return of Mr.. DufHeld, with Harry
Bates splendid company from Louisville
Ehey will open out at the Opera House on
next Monday night, for six nights only.
On this occasion Mr.. Duf1eld Will bring
with him Star :" of the first magnitude
Nell Warner, the renowned tragedian, viii
make his de6sss IN Shakspeare's Richard
LII on Mondey night. We say renowned
1ragedian, for although Mr.. warner is a
neF man in America, his reputation in
England and Australia is OF the highest
order. During the week several of the
finest classical plays VIII be produced, and
rom what We have hoard OF Mr.. Warner,
We can safely promise our readers 8 great
treat.
MI. Warmers career IN England, Aus
tralia and the Pacific States, appears to
have bean one continued triumph. press
and public having declared him the equal
Of the brightest lights IN dramatic history,
We have perused many flatterfng notices
Of Mr. Warner, bat have space ONLY for
the following. The hondea Post Of July 8,
1885, speaking OF Hr. warner after his re-
turn nom 2 long tour IN Australia. says:
ssThe house was GenselT packed BY one
Of the most tnts1siEent audiences ever seen