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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
HOUSE OF CORRECrIOS ron BOYs

HOUSE OF CORREcTIOS ron BOXs
Il is with great pleasure We learn that
this much-nsedsd institution has been
put in operation, and that boys are be.
ing sent there by our Criminal Court,
instead Of to jail There are some ten
or twelve boys in the Institution now,
with prospect Of tho number being
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

REBATE OF INTERIsT.-The order Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Issued last Jan,
uary, giving notice that all interest coupons
would be paid on presentation TO the proper
ofiees sixty days before the maturity thereof
until otherwise ordered upon a rebate OF
per cent. per annum, In gold, is still appli-
cable to the payment Of interest due, and
will continue In force until further orders.
Parties having bonds in this city who wish
to have their coupons caShed can do SO with
rebate for time uneIplred at the rate Of o
par cent. 90. .....f.... ..H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

NAVAL ORDERS Tho following naval
orders were issued yesterday; Ordered,
Lieut.. Com. W. B. Cushing to ordnance duty
at the nayy.yard, Boston, on the 18th Of
April next Lieut.. Com. j. @. Watson 70
the Alaska. Detached, Second Assiatan'
Engineer Geo. NJ. Greene, from the Terror
and ordered 10 examination for promotion
Second Assistant Engineer Chas. W. Rea
from the Nayy-yard, Washington, and or
dered TO the Terror Second Assistant Ebgl
neer Thos. Cooper, from the Nyaek, ant
ordered home Lieut.. Com. B. ,. Day, from
the Alaska, and placed on waiting orders
Ensign Thos. II. Stevens, from the Colorado,
and placed on waiting orders. e
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

SMALL MHE AND LARGH woMEN.-Tha
RsyOIatloR (WOman's paper) Ia severe upon
tho Episcopal marriage service, and says;
ave were never more struck with Its odious
and lludlcrous features than on once seeing
tall, queenly-looking woman, magniAeently
arIAyed, married BY one Of the tlnlest
prlests that ever donned surpliee or gown
given away by the smallest guardian that
ever watched a WOmAn's fortunes, TO the
fooblest, bluest-looklng little groom that ever
placed q wedding ring on bridal finger. Sec
ing these Lilliputs round her, We thought
when the llttle prleat said, Who gives this
woman 10 this manP that she would take
the responsibility and say, doI but no,
there she stood, calm, cool, like au Automa-
ton, a. n u Wero no affair Of hers, while the
little guardian placing her hand In that Of
the Little groom said, 1 do Thus was
this stately woman handled about by three
puuy men, all of whom she might have
gathered up In her arms and borne Oh 10
their respective places OF ahode."ti d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

As AN EVIDENCE that the New York
Sun is slightly eClipsed in public esti
nation, and that, with all the acknow-
lodged talent Of its sore-headed editor,
itlOoks outside Of respectable sphere
for support column devoted to the
publication Of story to appear in the
Police Gazette is ominously significant,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

FEoN ]. shiningtop, corner Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. and J..
q. Parker, Seventh street, opposite thePost-
ofaee, We have RiAshinsElO, No. Q, HaTpsr's
Weakly and FraHk LssiisS TaIulrdisd for
April 0.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

IT IS reported on good authority that Of
the missionary effort put forth In China at
least ninety per cent. Is by the Catholics.
The French Minister has obtained an I'm
perial decree permitting the priests to decide
all questions OF law between Chinese Cath
ollcs and those who still adhere TO the Chi
nese religion. So high a parsonage as slr
John Browning, who was there for long
while, expresses the opinion that Romanism
stands fair chance OF obtaining puaaeablon
OF this vast empire. ore sEaa .a.H t1a.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

FRoM the publishers, FIelds, Osgood 4
Co, Boston, We have Essrp Saturday, No,
IS, containing the first chapter Of Mr..
Dickens new story, Gas Mystery Of Edwin
Drood.n ..a -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

I LAST WEEK delirious patient named VIM.
Morgan, under treatment at the OpthRlmlc
Hospital, Cincinnati, leaped from the second
story Of tho building, and died from tho
ELECTS Of injuries received by the fall, John
Gardner, while dellrlous, leapsd from the
third story OF tho Cleveland In1rmary aud
was Instantly killed. Both were men over
sixty years OF age.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

LAST THAR tho internal revenue ASSESSORS
got some funny answers 10 the questions
printed on their blanks. For Instance, 10
the question, Had your wife any Income
tAst year y Quo peTsou replies z Yes, one
tlon, but no 20 A third, WIier husbandje
love, and as much money from Him a. she
wants, but no other income.D Fourth,
" Hea, tWlns--both well willing 10 DO taxed
for nan ~ D. ,.nt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
scaiss.
Personal

I ADIEs AND 0EsTLBMEH CAN HAVH Phi,
- yals s9asalla nohs 4 ~, 1908 hAs.aehgsstll
with Di. 0AkDNRk, Of ths RiooTd HosplIal, uni.
ted ktatea Army "a Eentlemah. o. tWShtY -Ssyen
D. D, -Qpoa the Tsselpl Oh 0lO edVioe and medl-
sias vi ss seat frsa BY sEpfesi p aHy q ne Az
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

ms. eRANT's RnoEPrross.

We ARE AUTHORIZED TO announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
have been resumed, snd she will receive her
friends this afternoon from two to four
o'clock. rEl o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

One by one the States that seeded in
1861 are coming back and taking their
places in the national family. Texas
was admitted yesterday. Only one
Georgia-remains out, and her exclu-
sion is the result Of her own per6dious
conduct In 1861 no Senators LEFT their
seats to join the fortunes Of the Con.
lederacy with greater flourish than the
Senators from the State ofTexas. They
left il in the interest Of slavery and TO
aid in the establishment Of a Govern
meut whose foundation stone was slav
cry. Yesterday her Senators returned
and were assigned seats in the outer
circle, and directly behind the colore,
Senator, who occupies the place ono
filled by Jefferson Davis. 'n.rHr.
"Time at last makes all things even.
In 1861 the colored man had mo right
which the white man was bound to re
specL" In 1870 no is Foreign Min
ister, judge, a State legislator, and
United States Senator, and is the polit
cal equal Of every man in the land.
The Senators were admitted yestei
day without objection aud without que
ton.
In the House the admission Of III
Representatives was preceded by
storm raised by Gen. Batter, who OBJ
jected to the admission Of Mr.. oonnor
Of the Second district for alleged cruelt,
10 soldiers under his command while b,
was captain in the army. A long an,
acrimonious debate followed, but all th,
members were finally admitted. Nov
II the Senate viii only settle the Missi.
sippi case and admit Georgia we wi
again have an unbroken family ,
States. ..... L.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
Wanh

WANTED. JOSHUA WHITNEY a CO., gaV
Real Estais and Commercial Notes Al MARKET
TAtsa mhll-u
II 8, JUsTH PAYS FAIR (oAsH) PRIoEs FoR
QlolhinE, Undsr. Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Dc. No,
f1S Ninth sirost, bslVssn D and x streets, Third
fs sa inn OIs sr e. M.i ssenp.l1
attended to. hovlSM
UJANTRD-NKw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
W old Gold ana silver, Of any other article o.
broker .etors Of r. TUIfoh 4 co.. ale Mini
street. bet 9Th street and fennsYivaaiA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

Mss = =, nuAAE'
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER,
INSg PENNSYLVANIA AYRNUE,
mhg.lm oYps elciams,g' uA1 Store
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
[oFFIClAI.


wAsHiSaroS. March Is, $50. )
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Dorencc Atwater, the
Consul OF the United States at seychelles,
Indian ocean, Of the death Of JAMES CLONE,
an American seaman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

RsssSs VIZ VS., srs sE

pEECk AND q RotNbs sif1hfkS on On win Hsfii
STREET WEST. BETWEEN 4 AND kTRRKTs
USdsT and By vlrtus Of deed Of trust dated Jan.
No. d folio % o. al. one o. the iand records u
publ saSilos. on T}j Rs6LY. ne s sit sS1 q
March, A, D. $50, at o'clock, y. m Ia front q
the promises u those pieces aud parcels OF mound
lying and beinE Ia WAshing ton city, ~ q , and
known ~ the whole Of lots No, II aud Is and me
aouth ~ feet ~ inches Of lot No H. In squaTe mum
bsrsd tss, having front o. ls5 feet Il iReses, %
street. ao5sh: Tqa3iaE back q pSysd alley,
trimmlhE., and all modern Improvement. Ge
stasls And Oarhags Reuse on the promises, Street
Terms o. sale Ons fourth cash. balance in siE,
Twelve And eighteen months with Interest aesa ard
By deed Of tTuat upon the premises All convoy
Aneee And Teyanue stamps A. cost Of pu rc aO
JOHN !. hIrCHKLL.
/ e.-. COOPER d LATIMkR,
tsas-td Aueti01eers
A4rThs above tAle is poatponed unlil THURS.
DAY. April Y. sane hour And place,
II. JOHN 7. AITCHEJL,
COOPER a LATIMER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

AZ MuTgGE LIII ISsUEtEoE Coz.
PANY, I01 Market street.
nGwlRE, Nov %, lsoo
Notice IL hereby given that JOHN T. LIGHTER
Il the only Auth0h1ed Agent Of our Company In
Washington, and tha he IL the only ohs commits.
siohed 70 eOnsetta sueh sub.Agents ~ he may
appoint 70 do SOL Premiums on policies tnd re-
sslpts sent him foI that purpose,
Braueh Onlcei No, 40 u street, washinrlon ,
D, %, CHARLES o, LATHRoP,
del0-eodSm Vice President
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

~ o GssS.S = sa1fhR H A991 sISs.s
No it2O street, near .. 5. Treasury,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
api.td Jpds.,ot Elsstl5s. W UIiIsSD D. o.

tS lNY.-Measru. y. n smith, W. q.
Ioree and I. Qlsp1ane haye been Appolntsd 20
Warrington Library Oomlany Al The Library
Room, NOV In the Young Meas Christian Asno.
citation huildihEO iron 81 10 q o'clock. p, m, o .
MONDAY, the IN Of April, All dues must be paid
BY shareholder before voting
By resolution Of the Directors pat dues will b
remtttsd 10 SHAREHOLDER who pay the dues for
1870 before The eat Of April, -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

R~-DR. ~ N ID 10 n L AN ID, 3 Lee
~ TUBE. COPIES Of the NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, eoetalRinE the lecture delivered Al
Lincoln Hall, on the 18th ultirno, 10 reply 20 the
lecture Of Or. WHITE be obtAinsd Al he once,
corner Of Tenth aud streets mb-u
~-UOUoH LIH,s DRUG STORE,
~ opposite haaOnie Temple, Drugs. Msdi,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

II rrsidsnee 'sGrsen wood ~ sitastsd half nile
sboye oeorEs,eus, o. the rsnsllyioEh road,
Contains h'n''T acres roE PtWSi1pSoSiWE'N 2Sf' Of
Real Estate Broker. lia ssSsnIk slrs;L
min. eon tstRr. 4I
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Il. A. Gray announces himself as Con-
servave candidate for Congress in the With District of
Virginia.
The Hon. c.. S. Sage has been nominated
for the Assembly by the Repubcansof the lid District
of Oswego County.
On the 18th the Legislature of Oregon Will
meet and elect United States Senator TO succeed the
Hon George III. Williams.
Judge Low has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans of Kansas sydney Clarke
the present representative.
William III. Ealler is the Republican eandi-
date for Assembly in the LIST District of Cayuga County
and stephen II. Hewitt in the lid District-boh mem
bors OF the present Assembly
The Republicans have renominated William
L. Stoughton for Congress in the I'D achgan) District
The Democrats have nominated Myron Rider in that
district and U. b Edridge in the Ist.
The 81. Louis Republican Democratic organ)
ia already counting s chickens to be hatched from the
coalition between the Republican boers and te Demo
cratic party OF Missouri After careful survey OF the
neid Ihe republican estimates Democratic MAJORITY oi
20 IN the Lower House OF the Legislature.
The Republican State Executive Committee
of Tennessee have issued call for State Convention OF
September, to nominate a candidate for Governor, and
to adopt measures for thorough Organization OF the
party.
The Republican Congressional Convention of
the lid District Of Wisconsin, which commenced its ses
sion at Watertown. Wednesday, on the ffty-thrd
ballot, nominated the Hon. George W. Hazelton OF
Columbia County for Congress. Gen. j. NJ Rush was TINS
a. IN. nominated for Congress by the Republican Con
gressonal Convention OF the With District OF WISCONSIN,
The following are the Congressional nomi-
nations made in Ohio. The figures opposite the district
indicate the majority the letter stands for Repub
lfaa u g.. navN rrats
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT At T0Ws RIVER

FALL OF A BRIDGE-EIGHT PRISONS DROwNED.
A terrible calamity occurred yesterday morn
ing at Toms River ~ j. whereby eight little Sunday
school children and Mr.. Peter HOwandone OF theteach-
ers drowned About 300 sunday-school children,
and their teachers and superintendent took the cars at
Long Branch and started for Toms River, at which
place they arrived shortly after O'Clock. They then
formed in procession and marched to bridge over the
river and while crossing IT, the supports gave way and
the bridge, and 100 Of the children were preciped
into the river The occurrence was Witnessed by MINI
rescue and succeeded In bringing great miIn,
ber to the shore, but eight were dro~ ned
before assistance could be given them: The fol-
place Of residence: Maria Martin, Branchport; Ella Ma
pie, Long Branch; Abbott Martin, Branchpor Helen NJ
Lane, Long Branch Mary T. stiles, Long Branch; Peter
port and James ii. Martin, Branchport. Tho bodies OF
the drowned, accompanied by surviving friends were
sent TO Long Branch by the train. The IlYer was
dredged throughout the day. but more bodies were
found and missing heroic act is mentioned
in connection with the death OF Mr. Peter HOwland lie
preciptated into the water with the children, ana
after taking OF them ashore leaped into the stream
again and was returning TO the shore with Miss Sties
when, becoming exhausted and no help at hand, both
drowned. They were 10 have been married IN
weeks.
notice was Issued a. follows: "The citizens Toms
River and vicinity male and female requested to At
tend meeting at the Court House. at O'Clock, to give
expressions OF sympathy and coincidence In relation 70
the dreadful catastrophe." large crowd accordingly
assembled, and, with subdued and solemn feel
ing, adopted resolutions OF sympathy with
the parents and friends OF the deceased.
All hearts touched by the OverpOwering
grief of the stricken people whose children snatched
away from them by sudden death. The Coroner was
the causes OF the accident The bridge Of very
light construction, aud reached from the depot To
the hotel The depth Of water underneath the bridge is
feet. IL is believed that severe reprObaOn Will fall
upon the authorities whose duty it to that the
bridge was IN proper condition.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
A MODEL, sCHOOL-UOUSE

One of the finest schoOl-hOuses in this city
perhaps the finest nasmuch is the latest erected
was opened for exhibition yesterday afternoon, and is
situate in Broomest, between Sheriff and Wiettsss.
Its Dimensions 10xs7i feet The school is known as
Grammar School No. 3i and originally built in 1si7.
In 1896 it was repaired and additional wings built and in
1869 the structure became entirely inadequate to the
wants OF the popuous district in whchits located and
was torn down and the present building pu, In s place.
The building four stories in hight, Is composed OF
brick with brOwnsOne faCings aud Is srnOuhted by a
Mansard roof and three towers the main tower support
ing fla staff, which is a weather indicator. On the
first floor il the playground, divided to separate the
sexes and the for the anitOr and his amly Inc
description Of may for all Each OOr Is III feet
and inches high, and divided into 10 classrooms and
large assemb room, with teachers dressing room,
wardrobes, &c Patent folding desks and setees or
and desks made of polished black walnut folding
arranged that OF the class can be
made "a portion of tho main room bells maintain a COM
muncaon with the classrooms each floor and every
department handsome rosewood pano-is allotted to
every assembly rOOn and gas fixtures for the evening
classes are placed throughout the building
Attached 10 the main building are four wings, in some
OF which tho situated that by standing
q small passage teacher regulate three classes
the Of the other teachers being absent In each
wing built entirely of stone forming safe
and speedy Of fire, The second h00r S de-
voted tho Primary Department under the care OF Miss
Hannah NJ. Gedncy the third to the Girls Department.
of Miss Harriet n. Golde and the fourth
floor Boys Department, under care OF MIR. Henry
c. Martini Principal of the school. The visitors were
escorted through the building yesterday teachers
and representatives Of the Trustees, who are James
Irwin NJ d. Frederick Ho'sen, Frederick Germann, and
Richard Evans. The school viii he opened on Monday
next and in short time thereafter there will be an eK
hbition by the l20O pupils who attend IT, Tue lull
capacity of the school Is about 1000 puphs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
THE NEWARK ALDERMEN ON A SPREE.

The Board of Aldermen of Newark, with
quite large number OF invited guests, yesterday
loved their annual excursion, known inspection OF
piers and wharves" These excursions. naugurated in
1866 by the Committee Of which Alderman Joseph Lelaye
Vas the Chairman, are gotten up by the Committee on
Wharve and Commercial Affairs and are paid for out or
the City Treasury No inspection Of the wharves is made
but il Ia simply an adermanc spree. The excursion yes
trrlay was made on the steamer NaushOn, leaving re
city dock at 10 O'Clock, o. Lagerbeer, vine, ana
champagne were poured ont 10 those on board fIeey ana
without cost while cigars handed around with an
alarming berality dinner served without cnarge
to those who participated. ,,,---. VIII,
The intention was 10 have landed at Pleasant valley
On nearing that pace person on the dock shouted 70
the captau of the boat, VINO are YOU T. The reply was
gwen 1.-THE Aldermen of Newark" To this reply me
Individual spnnded, "YOu can't Land here ana tho
boat proceeded to Fort Lee where landing was eecei
The resut of the liberaty of the Council Committee
was that large number OF those who participated pc
came no sav the very least slightly boozy noetng
was called In the ladies' cabin on the return Tp iOr te
purpose of passing resolutions and Mr John T. Jackson
was chosen chairman. committee was appointed ana
then three cheers were given for the Prince Republic
All sorts of absurd interruptions to the proceedings
were made but finally the boat touched the Wharf az
Newark the report OF the committee was heard ana
edonied The committee OF the Common COuncu III
charge az this excursion alias inspection OF PIERS ana
wIaryt,' consists OF Aldermen ORourke, FnntOtt ana
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1870

ances be turned over 10 this surplus fund for
sale. Tho surplus fund would then consist OF
the A5,O00O0O now held by tho Treasury over
amounts received each month N exees. OF its require
receipts for month fall below the requirements for the
same time the deficiency shall first BIC made np from
the surplus fund and OF te balance teh remaining p ghe
third sall be- ,od during the month then ensuing Ihis
system would In 1--WE months gradually reduce the Ifcas
coin surplus 10 about Ten millions near wnicn nro
IL would probably always remain and would systemsize
onoe for all the entire business Of Gold sales and put an
end to all mystery and jObbery connected WIFE ~ snse
sell the amount OF aext montss gold sales with anos
"a much accuracy the Secretary himself lt would do
away with the anomalous an6 foolish waste resulting
o holdlIg hfty millions of money in our vaults whch
are OF no earthly to u.s. and r which we forever
paying SIX Per cent annual interest J.B II.
Nec- York, Sept. 2. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday was the last day of the COnven-
ton Of the New-York Young Mems Christian Association
At O'Clock President McBuney called the meeting to
order Committee Credentials reported that 100
delegates had been present exclusive OF the correspond
ing members. A resolution adopted that the Con-
venton upon the Associations the observance OF the
second Sunday in November day OF prayer ON oehaI
OF the Association and that Mr. W. +. Lee member OF
the Executive Committee visit the different sections OF
the state and report TO the welfare Of kindred orgi
cations. After discussion IL was resolved TO
hold the next Convention at Utica. The following sub
ect then discussed by the Convention: "Our Duty
as associated Christian young men 10 the young men or
the state" Mr. r. H. Holmes said that 1t was the duty Of
the Association to all young There were 800,
OOO young in the State, and the responsibility was
an awful one but the Association ought not 10 rest u
they were all gathered in. President McBurney, MI
Stearnes Mr. j. j. Patt, and Mr.. Buckley also made ad-
dresses. A subscription then taken up for the
purpose OF defraying the expenses of mission
aries to be sent throughout the state to or.
ganze new associations, and $3.50 was subscribed Az
the afternoon session resolution was passed approving
the action Of the Association at Saratoga In the suppress
sion OF gambling in that town discussion then ensued
the subject of "Open air services" MessIs. X. T.
Morse J. Miller, C. Campbell, r. Baldwin, and Hurt
bert spoke favor of such meetings, and argued that
they had accomplished great results IN former times.
public meeting was held In the evening at when al,
dresses were delivered by the Rev. II. LOomis, and
Messrs r. II. Holmes, T. Hol6roOk, and j. Matthews and
the Convention broke up.