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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

NJ. Olivier repeats Minister Louvet's declara.
ton that the Government of Napoleon VIII
support the existing treaty of commerce. The
Cable tells US that remarkable effect was
produced by the speech containing this deter
mination; but substantially the same story Is
told us daily. Every sitting of the Corps
Legislatif is stormy, every debate is excited
and every speech is followed by intense agita-
ton. Will this kind of chronic crisis ever
come to an end Even the debate on COM
merce appears to have been sensational; ana
yet the conclusion to which M. Olivier has
arrived is wonderfully Obvious and amiabie'
The Government will stand by its treaty. but
agrees to let everybody disagree; and tho
Corps. as in duty bound, supports the Govern
ment by a tremendous majority.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-German Opera; Del
irCiScbuetL".
BoOrH's THEATER. Twenty -third-st., between FIT
spd Sythsves-At Hamlet" Booth At 8, Meg herres'
kmma Waller
FHTH-AYE. THEATER.-AtS, s, Surf
NmLo's GARDEN" Dukes Motto Fechter.
OLYMPIC THrArKR.-At and s. paul Pry," Rob
,rt MGsaire" @. L. For
THEATRE FRANCAIs.-At Q, Opera Bouffe: LA
5faude Duoaesse de GerOlstein." Mrs Howard Paul
THE 1AMMANY.-" Bad Dickey." SO.
WAIIACK's THEATER, Broadway and Thirteenth
AlI "ours" Lester wslsei Ats: School for Scandal
WoOD'S MUSEUM, Broadway and 30th-st.-FTom
olop N At2i William Tell" Ats: "lriOn" etc Giant
APOLLO HALL Twenty-eighth-st and Broadway
MeBvoys New Hbersoob; ats Rysrde Musical Club
JAMES FAIRMAN'S STUDIO, No. 2l2 Fifth-ave.-
Open frOm tOa
LEEDS ART GALLERIES. Nos. ST. $40, and S1S
Broadwsy-The Thompson Collection Of Paintings
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-Thrd Winter
BIbibHOu.
NKw-YoRK CIRCUS, Fourteenth-st.-Grand Pro-
franus. Al . and g." Cinderella" Bquestrisnisu.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH. Brooklyn.-At 4-Organ
Concert
SEVENTH REGIMENT Acknowledgement Con-
SAN Francisco s.-Misceaneous per-
YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN-At q
Popular Musical Matinee
b. WATERHoUsE HAwKISs-IRvING HALL" The
age Of Dragons"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Two days ago the Havana telegraphic dis
patch placed the long-lost Gen. Pueblo at
Baga, whittier he had fallen back after his
expedition to Gualmaro. Singularly, no an
nouncement was made that he had beaten the
rebels or occupied the town. Yesterday, how
ever, news came that Pueblo captured Guai-
marc, but returned to the coast for provisions.
We should have had this news when informa-
ton first came that Pueblo had reached 80
near the coast as Baga; but, then, it may
have taken the Spaniards day to invent
their story. We cannot believe the Havana
authorities even when they speak the truth
and now-they have most of the facts against
them.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
TRIPLE SH Il f II.

The French Premier declares bis intention to maintain
the present commercial treaty with England, and the
Corps Iegislatif have sustained hin. == The
Alabama negotiations have been again suspend
ed. =- The Archbishop Of Agiers has visited
Paris TO ascertain the Roman policy Of Napoleon
- The Monarchists havo polled hve-sevenths OF
tho recent vote in Spain =-= Prnce AuersptrR
IN Austria has refused overtures form Cabinet
60 In St. Domingo another General las pronounced
against annexation. -== Gen. PuelO's friends claim
the capture of GuanarO after battle WithGen Jordan
who has been appointed is said 10 sEDersede Quesada
- A town has been destroyed by earthquake in the
IonIan Islands ==- TEIc6 thousand sp,uuogs ere on
strike in Lancashire.
In the Senate yesterday Mr. johnson Of Virginia was
admitted 10 q seat; amendment 10 the virginia bill
was adopted. In the House, tho Georgia members
wero refused admission member from South Carolina
was declared ineligible under the Reconstruction laws
the Appropriation bill was considered. when NJ Butler
replied to Mr. Dawes's speech OF Thursday bill
passed sbolishng the onco of Congressional Printer
- The Senate has cor frmed the nomination o' Gen.
sigeI for Assessor OF the Sixth District.
bill has been introduced in State Legislature TO
legalse the election Of Henry Smith as Supervisor.
The Tennessee Constitutional Convention has adopted
Constitutional amendment granting universal outrage
- The California Senate has rejected the Fifteenth
Amendment - The New-Hampsh!re worEiDgGen
have organized Labor Reform party and nominated
State oe1cers. - duel is pending In California
between ex-MayOr and State Senator. ==== Ihe
Treasurer OF the South Congregational Church In Chicago
ia a defaulter in the sum OF $4,000. - Womans
Suffrage Convention In session In Boston yesterday
Our local eolumns contain authoritative explanation
Of the pneumatic tnbe brought oct 10y the efforts OF Mayor
Hall. Prince Arthur promises 20 visit the Brooklyn
Club. The prosecution IN tho Perry murder trial
has closed. Defense opens to-day - Coroner flyhn
declines to mako public the recent testimony III the
alleged poisoning Of Capt Alexander. ==+- Judge
A(.-Ar rHtlaG hot o.
testify against her husband ia q bankruptcy case.
g. DIR. Eewberry delivered tie closing lecture Of the
American Institu q The second annual ban
eust Of the Yale Alumni Association took place last
night speeches by william N. EvaTts, President
woOlsey and Others. Gold, lali l2lk l2ls Tom
peratare. as, 20. f2. a.
We prnt on the fourth page Washington Sketches pro
esedngs OF Congress and Local Miscellany On the hfth
House news Genera! Eotos and Letters from the
P.ople. on the ninth Msceuany and on the eleventh.
Catholics and tho Schools, the Fourth OF Mt oreeIeys
Articles on Farming. and Florida and Invalids
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

The Alumni of Yale gathered together. last
night, with wit and wine and feasting, to re-
new old memories, and keep warm their love
for the College that sent them out. With the
morning may come some sober reflections on
the present standing of their venerable Almo
Mater, to aid in which we commend the strk-
ing letter from a graduate. printed on our
second page. Quite possibly, the educational
defects which it charges are common to
all the colleges of the country; but
Yale stands confessedly one of the foremost, IL
not the foremost, and to her we look for the
beginning of better things. Plainly there Is
need of reform in the system of marking and
of improvement in the qualifications aud char.
acter of tutors. Students have great deal OK
human nature in them and other people who
are uniformly treated as thieves, are not unlikely
in the end to become thieves.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

The Democrats In the Legislature propose to
pay the Clerk of the Board of Police Justices
5000 per annum, and the toling taxpayers
suppose of course that the official is expected
to do something in return for this handsome
sum. But they are mistaken. The Board of
Police Justices meet once in six years for
organization, and are in session then less than
an hour. The Clerk appointed will thus be
paid $4,000 for one hours work. This is
another sample of Democratic retrenchment
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Our accounts from Washington of the testi-
mony of Mr. Corbin before Gen. Gar6elds
Committee give indications that when the evil
dence is all published we shall have some
lively questions of veracity. Meanwhile the
Committee hasten to say that Mr.. Fisks testi-
mony has been reported inaccurately, the
meaning of which is that there is difference
of opinion between Mr. Fisk and the Commit
tee as to precisely what he did say when he
had the honor of testifying to them under
oath,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
One of President Baez's chief associates in

One of President Baez's chief associates III
the business of annexation is remembered Id
New-York as an old time speculator in cames'
We see now by what degrees he has come 70
speculate in elephants and such an elephant H.
we fear, our bargain in San Domingo. Anotoe,
General is believed to have pronouheed
against it, and thus added to the formidao's
opposition in Hayti and San Domingo U
which Cabral, Pimentel, and Saget are 'nU 1,
representatives. Further news. we hope WI"
blunt the cruel edge of this; but we may ."
we'll at once declare our want of faith 10
the status of the bargainer Baez.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

The bill to provide soldiers who were manned
in the war with new legs and arms every five
years will receive little objection on its own
account The odious feature however, of the
bill is the provision that soldiers may, where
they choose. take money in place of limb.
Wherever limb proves defective, the Gov
ernment is quite able to provide another for
its manned defender; but there is no reason
why, if it does not prove defective, we should
give him the price of new one every five
years
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

The organ of the Dominion Government in.
Inmates that everything will be done to satisfy
the Winnipegs, and, to that end, ex-Goyernor
McDougall will be snubbed. When Parliament
opens it will be submitted that this vagrant
statesman was not authorized to impose on the
Hudson Bay people ready made Council.
On the contrary. he was advised to report to
Ottawa their fourteen most eligible men for
the positions of Councillors. Worse still, the
Governor alone is responsible if he exceeded
his discretionary powers in organizing an
armed entrance into Winnipeg, and in issuing
premature proclamation. All this Gov. Nc
Dougall may have done; but what fresh-feath-
cred Briton would not have done the sames
Would Sir Francis have been more modest, or
Sir joint Could a Governor appointed by the
Crown, and advised by three noble knights,
who in their turn were moved by noble
earl, do less9 We hope Sir John Young and
his associates will not be preposterous-at all
events not treacherous. Mr.. McDougall was
their representative. IL he was Gessler, it was
their cap of authority which he placed on a
nole
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

At last the question of the XVIII Amend
ment is settled. The news from Georgia
makes certain the vote of that State in favor
of its ratification, while the admission of
Virginia gives validity to the ratif-
cation already voted there. Denying the
right of New-York to withdraw her approval
once given, we shall hold the Amendment then
legally and constitutionally adopted but in
any event there are still States enough certain to
place it beyond peradyenture.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

satisfactory. Our correspondent in London,
in describing at length his late speech, remarks
the difference between the tribune OF the people
and the minister of that peoples representa-
tives. Yet we have still to thank Mr. bright
His treatment of the Irish Question has Deen
hearty, even if qualified, and promises much.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Cooperation throughout Massachusetts, anu
In Russia and France. is described in a numoe'
of well-informed letters elsewhere printed. lps
Importance of this great industrial and soeiA'
ipterest so essential to that peaceful de.
yelopment which labor is making asA'n'.
the present organization of capital, need no'
be dwelt upon. Those who over the water On.
here observe the growth of plutocracy' ousn.
to weigh we'll this counter balancing moVemso'
of industrial democracy.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Professor Waterhouse Hawkins is to lecture
this evening, at Irving Hall, for the benefit of
disabled soldiers and sailors, on "The Age of
Dragons" 1t is the only lecture to be deliv-
cred this Winter by Professor Hawkins in
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the subject, will, we trust, secure for this
deserving charity full house.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

The letter from Mr. James M. Cooper of
Pittsburgh, printed Oh our fifth page, seems to
finish up the question between him and the
importers of STEEL At any rate, we have given
both sides q hearing on this matter, and pro-
pose with this to close the dispute.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Gov. Hoffman insists that we have an honest
and economical Legislature. which is proved
by the introduction of bill to increase the
number of Judges of the Marine Court of
New-York City. Two more pensioners will
each draw ten thousand year from the
position. Another item of economy is recorded
in the passage of bill for additional compen-
saton to department clerks.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

them in the naval service. The scholarship
Mercury, fully described in other columns, is
the forerunner of many Others of the kind
and the results already attained give reason
to believe that a vast and benefcent work will
thus be done
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

We have lately been giving Mr.. Special Com
missioner Wells several hard nuts to crack.
We commend to his attention, 30 soon as he
shall feel ready for another. the plain talk with
him printed this morning on our fifth page,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
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ave. Whero advertisements for The TRIBUNE viii be
received up 20 "a IN the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

One Of the most promising reforms OF the
a., IA the effort to rescue idle and criminal
BOYS from the certain destruction OF vagaoond
life, and making hOnoat aid useful men 0'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
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Nem2lork Daily Grih,toas.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 90. 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-07
FOB SALE.

The LOT OF GROUND on the southwest
corner of Duke and St. Assph streets, fronting
on Duke street IS feet, and extending west on
Duke 100 feet to six foot alley, improved G.
by large three story BRICK Dwell Aa
LING, with ample back buildings, containing
in all some fifteen rooms.
"# ALSO,
The LOT OF GROUND on the east side of
Alfred street fronting on Alfred street about
48 feet and extending back to Colum bus street
depth Of 246 feet 10 inches: This lot is i'm
proved by large two story BRICK BUILD
ING. with ample back buildings. and has G.
upon it brick stable and carriage =, house O u
small size. This property can be conveniently
divided. All the buildings are covered with
slate, ALSO,
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND on the Lees
burg road about three miles from town. sd,
Joining the lands of Csssius F. Lee, esq., and
containing about 80 acres.
The above property will be sold OH easy
terms, and large part of the purchase money
can remain on mortgage if desired. For term
apply to Messrs. BECK, KNOX s. KERRY or
an 2o-eotf W. @. CAZENOVE.
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AUCTION SALES.
Beck, Knox G kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
WILL SELL, BY PUBLIC SALE, ON
w SATURDAY, the 18th day of May, 1870.
at 1890 p. m., in front of the Mayors Office in
the city of Alexand ria, Va, that DESIRABLE
LOT OF.GROUND, beginning at a point on
the east side of Henry street sixty feet south
of the corner OF Princess and Henry streets,
where the east line of Henry street jntersects
said Princess street, and running from said
point south on Henry street thrty.fve feet
thence east one hundred and fifteen feet and
eleven inches to fifteen feet wide alley; thence
north on said alley thirty five feet thence west
one hundred and fifteen feet and eleven inches
TO Henry street and place of beginning, with a
new two-story FRAME DWELLING, bzsA
containing eight rooms. erected thereon. .Hs1a
Tho house is in good condition and thorough
repair, and in addition to the dwelling has II
frame stable at the foot of tho lot large enough
for four horses, carriages, sc. The title to this
property is indisputable.
TERMS-One-third cash on the day of sale
the residue in three equal insta lments at 6. T.
and eighteen months, respectivel ~, from the
day of sale; the deferred payments to be sat-
isfactorily secured. Stamps and conveyance
at the cost of purchaser. The property in the
meantime is offered at private sale. Apply tc
BECK. KNOX & KERRY,
my 3-ao.s 81 King st.. Alexandria Va
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Beck, Knox g. Kerby,
Real Estate Agents ard Auctionears.l
LOTS AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered at its
May term, 1869, in the suit of Mary Z. Keith,
omplainant, vs.. John +. Keiths heirs ct al,
defendants, in chancery, the undersigned Com
missionors therein named, will proceed, on
SATURDAY. the 2lst day Of May, 1870. At l.
o'clock NJ, in front of tie Mayors office, in tho
city of Alexandria, to cell by public auction,
the following PROPERTY, to wit:
l. An undivided HALF OF A LOT OF
Keith's wharf, 139 feet III inches south o!
FRANKLIN street, binding on Strand street 81 #.
r inches, and extending into the Potomac riy
er, crossing an open landing place, - It, wide.
2 An undivided HALF OF A LOT OF
GROUND, On the west side of Strand street, 81
of an alley IL feet wide binding on Strand st
100 feet inches and extending back towards
Union street 80 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
with The use of both said alleys
3 An undivided HALF OF A LOT OF
GROUND, on the west side Of Fayette street,
not of the O.. A. s. NJ. +. T., bounded on the
south by line drawn parallel to and rluidis"
tant from Prince and Duke streets on the
north by tho lot conveyed to j. Il. Keith Ind
wife to Eliza MCCARTHY, about II feet on tny-
cite street. and in depth II 0 feet to Il court or
slley, 46 feet 10 inches wide. which communi'
Gates by two alleys with Payne and Fnyette sis
with the use of said court and alleys.
4. An undivided HALF OF A LOT OK
GROUND, on tho north side Ct DlEc street
| 60 feet cast OF Payne street, extending cast on
Duke street IS! feet more or less t" NJ stiey
| 10 feet wide, and 10) feet in depth to another
| alley 10 feet, with the use Of the court above
mentioned and Of sill alleys laid oil ii tines square
S. An undivided HALF OF A LOT or
GROUND. on the east side Of Payne street. -
| feet north OF Duke street, at the north hno o.
an alley 10 feet wide. binding on Payne stree,
| 81 feet, more or less, to q point, equ:dlstsn!
| fro n Prince and Duke streets. and 100 T.: deep
20 II aforesaid court, with the use OF said court
| andc Hll alleys laid Off in the square.
| :. An undivided EALF OF LOT or
| GROUND. on the SOUTH side or Prince street
and east side If Payne street, at their intesscc
ton, binding on Prince street 4G feet - niche:
| the uso Of tho aforesaid court and alleys.
Tho other half Of said lots will 10 sod Will
the lnoicties aforesaid, al the same time an! OF
the same terms, being the property 81 sad Ma
~ +. Keith.
TERMS-One. third al the pare haac- oiieI
| cash tho residue in Six and twelve months
| with in,nrcs, X. JOHNSTON.
| W. G.. EATON.
| If SuIc
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR REN1--TWO conveniently or
H.i ranged DWELLINGS, PLEASANTLY situated;
gas and water. Apply to
BRAWNEK u CO,
sr l4-tf No. 10 N. Fairfax st.
FOR RENT-The three story BRlCE
HS DWELLING, No. $50 King strco. For .
PROMPT and careful tenantthc house will be rnt
in complete repair. Apply to ~
ROBERT ,IhMlESUN
an lG-oo2w ~ King street.
FOR RENT-TLo STORE. No. 300 King
E:#5 street Apply at l0T King street: ,,,oo>,
nov IL COOK & CRElG HTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Beck, Knox & Kerby, Auctn7rs.
GAREPTA HALL LOT FOR SALE.

On the 18th DAY OF MAY. $780, at twelve
o'clock M, in front of the Mayors Office, In
the city of Alexandria, Va, the subscribers, AZ
Com missioners OF the Circuit Court OF Alexa1-
dria county, Virginia, in the suit OF .. =.
PENDANTS, will SELL at public auction, the LOT
on the north side of King street, between Royal
and Pitt, in said city, on which Sarepta Hall
formerly stood. The metes and bounds of the
lot are as follows: A part of it beginning on
King street at point distant24 feet eastwardly
of zine feet alley, running northwardly par
sel to Pitt street to the line of the ground for
merly McRea 4 Meases. (which point is distant
l60 feet s inches eastwardly of Pitt street, and
running thence eastwsrdly with King street IL
feet; then northwardly parallel to PITT street
10 feet thence with straight line to the be-
ginning; and the residue Of it beginning on
King street at the cas-. line of the piece cl
ground before described, and running thence
esstwardy with King street 50 feet .! inches,
more or less. to the line formerly of Charles
Mcknight; thence northwardly parallel to
ROYAL street 70 feet, more or less, to the line
formerly of VIM H. Mcknight; thence west
wardly parallel to King street 10 feet 81 inches,
more or less thence northwardly parallel to
James Roach thence westerly parallel to King
street Is feet more or less, to the line OF the
piece of ground herein before described; thence
southwardly with that line to the beginning
together with all and every right and appurten'
ance to the said two pieces Of ground in any
manner belonging.
TERMS-One.tenth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of sale; the resi-
due in three equal instalments at six twelve
! and eighteen months from the day of sale, with
| interest the purchaser to give his bonds, with
good personal security for deferred payments
and the title to- be retained till the purchase
! money is fully paid
GEORGE VIM. BRENT,
s. FERG USON BEACH,
an 27-eots Commissioners
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nv Beek. Knox Kerby.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
A s SIG N EE'S S A l. f S.

IA -
BY authority of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of Virginia, in
the matter Of John R. Shumato bankrupt, l
will sell. by public auction. in tho city of Alex
andria, Virginia, on MONDAY, tho I'd dav OF
May, 1870, at u o'clock m, in front of the May
or's Office,
A BALANCE OF ONE SHARE, belonging
to the tate of said bankrupt being one-sxth
of one sixth Of the estate of John Rust, late OF
Warren CO., Va, deceased.
The residue of bankrupts interest in said es-
tate is sold subject to the liens thereon.
The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, the ia Of May, 1870, at tho sumo
place and hour. JOHN s. 70 iEk,
NV 2-2awtd Assignee.