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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16

Suddenly MoHd night julius Aaa The 'Ed Js'' Of
bis ~ ia ia ,,.aA nj. honst.l on
Wnin...y afternoon o'eloek IRON h hte
I.ndAye four north VI fusoaa'e prooiVS ~A0u' ~
uslice.
BgrKMAg-ou Tuesday evening Feb - George "" sou OF w"
AMI DoTcus Beeiman the 9th OF his age -
Ths relatyes family repectln mites
s ss from the rr,eus paeats xs hast fbistbsI on
THURSDAY, Feb. II. 1910. at 10 o'clock ~
ppnvpR Btoxer wife Of Abraham L. BroNef ana
d.ahssr Robert aud Bcnson fch 10 asea - years.
nonih and II days ,,., =, A.. ,..,,.n., n, Ia,
%hss corner Of Marcy and Woug Rroohgo' Thursday
Feb H. . O'Clock }. 49,.
CLARKB-Ju a. at Sswb ireland yeha CLARKE ESQ., he yh
year hi. age fs nearly % yea" aah's Sae' "s 's's
s,tSIitoehe, La. oanau slaass eosv.
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GENERAL NOTES.

A correspondent calls attention to spot on
tho sun 80 large that 1t be plainly seen through
piece OF smoked gass II first observed on the 9Th
| inst
A Philadelphia newspaper Is very fortunate
In It's poetessa lady who becomes absolute sappho
In an ode considerably longer than any OF sdppho's
which have come down to us, and which reminds US OF
nanrs Muses." and we hasten 10 quote 90 Urania,
Je,e Denoisele from Boston, and Clio is Mrs johnson
ITALIA you know; said her SDYJthe, Erato
from land OF marriage and potato, is KITTY Sullivan
Next you see The tragic muse Melpomene, Poyhymmas
Miss Barlow See. Fair Wadsworth Ia Calliope" Ac. &C.
&c Pleasant It must be for these ladies to be thus cee
brated n0mirIatm.
Mr. Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota is ap-
paiently, supposed the sport of circumstances.
Accoid ding to letter OF Mr.. Geo. Alfred Townsend's IN
The Chicago Tribune itself Free Trade Journal. Mr..
Donnely free trade views are the result OF purely per
sonal and local considerations OF the vaciating eX.
Congressman DIR. Townsend relates this characteristic
incidents "Donpelly as you know with good nostt :,
his vigorous eloouti0n on the stump. l am
told that Morre one OF his former colleagues from Penn
sylvania received this reply from Donney: II we're
In Pennsylvania l would be a tariff man yet but IL
won't do in the Northwest This reply served the Pur-
poses OF the MOrre party and they now urge that Don
nelly is convert to principle, but to geography ms
was poor reply for Mr. Donney wth tins s e5p Ssm
Of his free trade principles can be very accurately
gagged.
In one of his Washington letters, Mr.. Geo.
Alfred Townsend says: Senator Abbott, who lately
challenged Senator sprague to fight duel, and beat
retreat from his own echoes" and Is in the perDen'
dcnlar position asking National police force to Keep
order In the SOUTH that this is another instance OF
man taking counsel OF his fears retiring vigorously
from duel 10 think each bush officer; ana swearing
out warrant against mankind. who lately undertook TO
whip half the state OF Rhode Island Bashfulness thy
name Il Abbott! Let this case be warning 70 young
men led beyond their depth in the morasses or er0Dtey
for there whatever distlngusDaDe Tor
the introduction OF bill like this, unless Mr. Abbott can
explain 1t the words Of Macbeth who, fOollshy sup
lah ohn Idat ha
do mus 4 ne, ny most worthy friends;
have strange ndrmiy which Is nothing
To those that know me-"
Mr. Townsend very appropriately suggests that
Sprague and Abbott be joint Commissioners over TINS
police with headquarters at Badensburg"
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tax assessor the ,ss.i the City Tax Assessor and
City Engineer. In section OF IN section ii OF the
OF the words tax assesso. of either branch
same. not the result Of the aets. III of
Of the General Assembly. but the rcs ne bin in
alterations made after the third reading o. further
House OF Representatives; and this tesnoN, avn III
shows that at least OF the alterations was NM
the House OF Representatives. TO or moro slic.
thereof before the bill returned 10 the SeDes for
concurrence and the amendments made by the iiOasc
IL Ia now understood that tho bill approved ny tES
Governor passed the Legislature, new bill VIII
have TO be made. There legislation OF general
character in either House to-day.
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The Board Of Health have contracted with
the Commissioners Charities and Corrections 10 receive
eases OF relapsng fever during the next nine days
Another pavilion will be ready to-day for tho reception
OF patients Dr. Harris has leased building 10 be used
reception house for patients while awaiting removal
TO island ambulance has been prepared for the
TRANSFORMATION OF patients, and. will be removed in
those used for casualties. Albert Voc. who had been
discharged from the Philadelphia Hospital cured arrived
in this city Yesterday and TO the Twenty seventh
Precinct House. where it was found that he had
main fava
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UTAH.
THE ORTHODOX TICKET ELECTED.

THE ORTHODOX TICKET ELECTED
SALT LAKE, Feb H.-The municipal election,
today. passed Off quietly The best OF order was pre-
served at the polls The Orthodox Brighamite) ticket
was elected by large majority The authorities dis
couraged women from voting at the election but some
half Of them voted Both tickets were voted for
by women. Tho weather has been pleasant for the
last two weeks that gardening has commenced. Inc
Legislature is still IN session at Salt Lake.
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THE PISTOL AGAIN.

Last evening, John G. MLean OF No. IA
Suffolk st and Emmanuel sharkey OF No. 90 Clintonst
became involved in quarrel at No las stantonst 3cen
lied as Club Room. 6baTkey having charged Mclean
With theft blows followed. and Mclean drew revolver
ana shot al sharkey. The bah struck sharkey niue
Gb0Ye the right eye passed around his head beneath the
scalp, and came out behind the left 6harkey Is an
'phOlsterer, and Is a years old. Mclean IL night
station
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NETWORK.
CHARTER ELECTION AT SYRACUSE.

CHARTER ELECTION AT SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, Feb. 15.-The charter election to-
day was closely contested. The Republicans reelected
Mayor Clark by 1856 majority and one one Oyerseer Of
the Poor and one Justice. The Democrats elected one
Justce one Oyerseer of the Poor and two Assessors
on Supervisors the Republicans carry five OF the eight
Wards. - a. ~. a., -, d.
wards The Common Council stand 1--WE Democrats to
three Republicans The Board OF supervisors OF Onon-
daga County, reported tonight STANDS 10 Republicans
O elght DemOcrats.
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. s.'rI 1000 f bush No. s sh caS " 100
Water at 81 49, Corn aud Old little doing
inactive noina at Soc Rye neglected Barley 9us
Lard doll at isSsIe Psass@. aOSa5c according
ST. Loc No. Feb iSTobsccO sctiyo unchanged
Low srsss ss,: G i ps 0E s q IS So m Sr.p
SO So Whe. doll and %Ss,nssa Corn G1 and uuSh,sf
Sf P hSe' ri. Re-: dull .. zoe @ f'is WHISKY
quiet aoG,ga P s.ss M "a es t..', o
28l3le for shoad lslSs for Clear RIBS, 6slS.s fSr cIs.
Choice ia small lots Cattle steady unchanged Hogs nominal
RsesPFcu 5000 bills Wheat 5000 bush Corn 1900 bush
osvssO Feb is-Four steady .ale L!On bbl. IS for Ne
ks s's w S q.ss. s,aiss Club and wSs
NI.n 5ss IS rs% quiet < e. R sss' ass = : 20
TsG RTss t.s My Mn %s
s Ea. &C. g sts i%% 20: %s..S s'A
:. 60 and Extra Amber state At 81 % oa's.
dPo, 600 Nothing doing 10 Rye Corn Or Barley
sales Of Choice 81 6s Legal Tenders a. ,,,.. .o
bales; Mbdng. 2G receipts 1857 baes exports eOa't"e 4S'
S.,,Ss,H Ga, Feb IS-Cotton dull Mddugs 2Jic. receipts,
655 bales; exports. 1888 bales, sales $50 bales u,
s SaI .ots $50 S,lcs sTpor. coawise 6Is bale.
swmSscTos sSohiug done IN spirits Tu1pso9s RS.o
steady ~ Coou dali and nothing asing ,,, 80,
dali and easer sales. bales $50 bales MddiHg c
PHILADELPHIA CATTLB MARKBr-PHB is
The demand this good and prices adVased
slightly The offerings aad sales amounted to $50 head At sn,s.
Pe1nsy vaOis steers a. from q eOle s.,. alma,
sGErP-Ths sas' Of sheep amounted 70 1880 head At from
demand 70, Hogs "a; rot . s1S S for .S c ed .Ss
from tlJnSl3 rs for corn fell ..,..co,
Cows-The sale Of Gov. reached so head from se@f~ Tor
sprugers aud hon ss0GS75 TOT Gov and Gait
CAMBRIDGE cAssl CATTLE SAsEsT1rss Is
with last week sale. era 49, Frs, oussr Si I"
si Is second ou.i so -, i s sjy. compared
With last week in lot. at sfos. K,.r, - '0SSa
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location OF Brooklyn last evening the President stated
bat the Colony found suitable lands ia Hyde County
Eastern North Carolina. Tho terms are W an acre, 20
er cent cash. and the remainder 10 Ave years at per
cent interest circular read describing the quality
OF the land and profits 10 DO derived from IT, IL was re-
solved to reOrgaDize by changing the name from Missouri
Seony 10 North Carolina Colony, aud elect new officers
al the next meeting
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srABgrNG AFFRAY IN JERSEY CITY.

Some young rOugls from this city yesterday
entered store In Hoboken and robbed the Till OF every
cent 1t contained They then moved toward Jersey City
tor the purpose Iof committing other robberes when
they had reached Long Dock. they fell In with number
jersey City boys These they tried TO induce TO join
them In their depredatiOns, and to point out favorable
fight ensued, during which, u Is alleged Matthew
Brennan drew a knife and stabbed one OF the Jersey
City boys Charles Coon, In the arm. Brennan, James
Nolan John DOOner John Blake, and John ShannahsD,
we're arrested and locked up.
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MUSIC.

A Concert for the benefit of the Sunday
school connected with the Church of st. John the Evan
relst will be given at the Hall OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, this evening" under the direction OF
Mr. Louis C. Jacoby. Madam Anna Bishop and Miss Char
lotte " Hutohlngs will sing, and Mr. Morgan will preside
atth e
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POLITICAL.
TEXAS.

RATIFICATION OF THE FOURTEENTH AND FIJI
TENTH AMENDMENTS.
GALVESTON, Feb. 15.-The Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments ratified by both Houses OF
the Legislature. The vote the Fifteenth Amend
ment in the senateiwas-Yeas %. Nays q and In tho
HouseYeas TO- Nays g. The Senatorial election was fixed
for the 22d inst
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ALABAMA.
THE MOBILE CITY GOVERNMENT BILL-cnARGEs
or FRAUD.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 15.-Some days ago the
Governor opposed tho bill recognizing the Mobile City
Government, aud appointed tho Mayor and Aldermen.
Owing to some tamperIng with the original bill aseect
Committee appointed by the Senate TO investigate
the alleged forgery and Interpolation, and to-
day the reported that tho bill eDgrossed n bill
10 DO entitled IAN act 20 feOrganlhe no
Municipal Government OF Mobile aud provide
for the election OF officers thereof" has been raudnlenty
altered. The alterations consist la the addition OF The
following words TO section viz; "PrOylded tis shall
not apply 10 the CITY Tux Assessor and tho CITY bi-
gineer" and ia tho eTaauIo Ia section IL Ot tL0 NOdi
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
IlTRST EUROPEAN MARK

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Feb l5U. s. Bonds closed srm; hveTseaes S
for the Of 1862.
HAyKE Feb l5-Coiton closed qsiet spot aud steal
AsrwEKP. Peb ia-Petroleum closed drm
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J. OBren and J. Mallaoh supplied tho music, which
was OF superior order. The several Committees per
formed their duties In most acceptable manner and IN
cuded the names OF Messrs c. H. Bass. c. d. White and
\
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The Trophy ToInnto.Twsaiy seeds. s. seed loo s'fsa'
Adde'S, CSC Il wARiso j.. Ogden Farm, se"Poh u
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at the Court House the oath TO draw up bill In ac
oorance with wishes OF the pe0peample time being
allowed To the Committee TO frame suoh bill we'll"
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Hazard & Ca.w.lp. Cod Liver Oil {. the best

Lac wipcbe.ter,s phttes-Ths celebrated Ken
A, /, |. uyouspt and positive CuRk for CONSUMPTION
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NEW-UAAJPSHIRE.

THE HON. HENRY L. DAWES INVITED. TO CAN
vAss THE STATE BY THE REPUBLICANS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The following corrc-
spondenco has just taken place.
CONCORD. Feb u.s. 1870.
The Hon. HENRY r. DAWES The Republicans OF New
Hampshire unanimously favor rigid economy and sustain
the Administration OF President Grant. Your late
speeches have been construed by Copperheads and pre-
tended Labor Reformers into attacks upon the Admins
traon and Republican party and they You Will refuse
10 speak for the Republican cause In New Hampshire
Being assured OF your devotion to the Republican party
and National Administration. as We are OF your inen'
ton 20 reduce the appropriations and enforce economy
in behalf Of the Republican State Committee have 10
earnestly request you to visit and canvass NewHamp
shire before the March election. r. ii. ROLLINS,
Chairman Republican State COMMITTEE
REPLY OF Mr.. DAWES. 49,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb Is, 1870.
Hon, f. II. ROLLINS. Chairman Republican STATE Com
ee have received your dispatch, and also IKE re-
quest from the Hampshire Congressional delegation
IL IL was possible for to leave Washington would
Immediately New Hampshire for the Republican
cause and candidates. l win make ARRANGEMENTS 10
speak In the State before the election. Economy ana
reform can be secured only by keeping Ia
power the Republican party. The President and
Congress will unite In diminishing expenditure
and taxes, while maintaining the public faith and
reducing the national debit aud the labor reform move
ment which strives to defeat the Republican party Will
only Dure the interests OF the laborng classes and tend
TO place in power their worst enemies. hope you will
Gov. Searns by the people and secure your usual
Radical Republican majority LII the Legislature;
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DIED.

,yeas,ux nd Visiting Cards. Initial ssmPug sSse rsps'
M kyEKpEILs iOs fatcust. opp Old pa'eh 0o"fs@
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Su,tial Hotius.
Now Ready In tho

Now Ready In tho
NETWORK WEEKLY:
THE SIIADOWED ALTAR:
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COMBINATIONS BY THE STATE SENATE

COMBINATIONS BY THE STATE SLNAIE'
ALBANY, Feb. 15.-The Senate to-day con-
Trmed the following nominations: Loan Commissioners
Royal Corbin. Clinton Co.. Reuben c. Robe, steuben
Coz Henry II. Huntington, Schuyler Co.; James H. Miller,
Rensselaer, Co. Hiram d. Hull, Rensselaer, Co. Chaun-
cey Matthews Herkimer Co William NJ. Mosher Her
kiiner Co Richard Cottrel Clinton Co. Buffalo Police
COMMENCEMENT Harmon s. Cutting, Robert ii. Best,
Ralph Courier
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CAMBRIDGE CNAssl CATTLE hARKBr-Fss IS
ne,fC.ulsRecep 06 head Market h snssned as cofnrned
with .t week; fBrtrs al Sl2 ol First 0uI
dsll 2 second Quality 80 s9deil "a Third quahy 20
shss, and 1919 head market less active compared
,,,b last week sales in S7d S+i Bias. ~ sO9Ss
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ROCKS OLE THE WEEK.

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EEW PUBLICATIONS..

MI RIEpRIcH KAPP has just published
use' al and interesting essay on Immigration ana "e
v IN, 0issieners OF Emigration Of the Slate Of Ae~.l""
CTae Nation Press, conveying great deal OF in-
formation which can probably bo found nowhere else IN
such convenient shape. He traces the history Oh INC
exodus from Europe to the New World Describes 'he
treatment which emigrans receive on ShipDoaru anu
snepest new regulations which seem to be required tells
how the people are treated when they arrive by the
runners the boarding house keepers and other land
sharks and explains the excellent arrangements oi inc
Commissioners Of Emigration for the protection ana
comfort Of the newlyarrved foreigner. He shows IN
detail the operations of the Castle Garden depot ana the
Hospital Wards Island illustrating both with WOOD
cuts Another chapter reproduces Mr.. Kapps paper
read before the Social Science Association last year.
on the capital value OF Immigration to this county, and
an appendix contains important documents and sta
tsca tables relating the topics treated in the body OF
the book.
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ton Of works on
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
For sale by
HENRY MILLER, BOOKSELLER.
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