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New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
JERSEY CITY FIREMEN's CONVENTION.

Ninety-f delegates from the various Fire
Departments of Jersey CITY, Hudson City and Bergen
met last evening to nominate candidates for Chief and
Assistant Engineers of the Fire Department of the con-
soldaed city. formal vote for candidates for Chief
was taken, and the foowing-named gentlemen were
nominated: Stephen b. Yoe Chef-Engneer Of the Hud-
son City Fire Department IS votes; John Coyle Chier
Engineer, Jersey City % votes; T.. Barry Truck
Bergen, l6 votes. ,-.. ,,,o.,
were then made: 49,, , p..,.o, " p.-roti.
p.,s, p.s,ss, ro' Ensnei u Re!noIls
second Dstric.-Parck Lee John H. Morrison p rumi.ty
Third Dis;re-N CavsnsGgh, James Raiers Geo Alaina
Fourth Dstrct-A. Heritage, Iho. Hsriy.
Pifh Dsnct-R. Blxood
seventh Dstrict-John Halliday, Chss B. b Aartine.
NOMINATED.
Ciy-Joseph W. SteOber Tbos Geoss Peter Close;
Hudson Gty-A. Conk, Wm Weeks John Clark
Ber.en-R. w. Brown Vim Fisher Hm Windeeker
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GENERAL rELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

....L Lady Franklin arrived at San Francisco,
yesterday from Panama
VIM. Dillon, aged lS years, was drowned
vesterday i'm Benedict Pond, in Providence.
The crude oil tanks of w. II. Doane, at
Cleveland were burned yesterday. Loss 10000 nsur'
ance, <lJ,500.
The second trial in Newport, yesterday,
10 elect Senator and two Representatives IN General
Assembly, resulted IN no choice
&C. j. Barker, agent OF the Bates Ml}s,
WAS seriously injuredst Lewiston, Me-, Tuesdayfby
an iron bar falling upon ho head
"A locomotive exploded yesterday on the
Manassas Railroad Instantly killing the engineer Chas
Davis, and the fireman. James Ashe.
The planning mill Of Elias Ehler, on
Fronttst Cincinnati was partially destroyed py nro
YESTERDAY Loss, $4,000 Insurance. $4,000 Two adoin-
Ing cottages were burned
49,. Capt. Skolfeld and bis mate, OF the snip
lydia skoined have been held to bail at Bostoh ny o
United States Commissionor, charged Win inino'hs
cruel punishment during tho voyage from oacut'"
The will of the late George PEABODY
day II saaws tLAt ta public beaofso'onA Aoso'So III"
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eneinys ironciads OF which blew up. Tho fol-
lowing letter received yesterday shows the opinion
one OF my superior officers:
NEwYoKK, Feb %, 1870.
Gen. W. Heine, now OF the o. 2. Legation at Paris
Army OF the Shenandoah. He ia a good soldier. and
gentleman Understanding that he Is about visiting Ar
nona ON business take pleasure in commencing him to
the kind consideration Of officers of tae army serving
there. p. IL. SHERIDAN, Lieut. General. .
After being mustered out Of the army applied for
civil service at the Department Of State passed March
T. 1906 ordered Immediately the Paris Consulate
In March, 1861 to the United States Legation in Paris
and about to proceed to the United States Consulate
at Liverpool
My excursion costs nothing to the u 8. Government
as one correspondent states 1t betrayed from pr
vate funds. have already stated to several persons
asking for news about my excursion that courtesy to
Capt Sedge and to the Department Of State requires
that the first statement Of my observations should be
made to that Department This has been done In an In
terview with the Hon. b. Davis Assistant Secretary
OF State.
and feel at liberty to state that employed 30 days
to examine the coast Of the Isthmus Of Daren from
Aspinwan to Pceroi called the chart "Pruro, in
South America, well my limited leave of absence
permitted. / saw ALL and Inspected necessarily for
lack of time, specifically Of the five line OF CON-
muncation from ocean TO ocean.
No. has o length of 80 miles, but requires seven to
eight miles Of tunne the port the Atlantic Is very
1ne that on the Pacific Indifferent
No may require one-haf to two miles Of tunnel,
Is about As miles long, and has each side beautiful
port.
No. shows gap with 400 feet at the crest requires 60
miles Of canals, and has no good ports.
No has crest feet high length Of the canal, 80
miles, the supports small but can be improved, and
formidable obstacle the Pacific slope could be
removed only with considerable expense.
No. has 1856 feet hight the crest Of the pass; the
front the Pacific is fine, the the Atlantic mid
ding.
The climate Is much better than expected; between
Porto Beo and Pocici traces Of fever visible
among the populaton person board Of my vessel
troubled with It, and among some 300 officers and
Of Capt. selfidgers expedition only case, last
ing hours occurred The thermometer ranged during
my excursion between 80 7D and 80 76 in the shade.
Very respectfully your most obedient servant,
VIM. HEISE No. "a East Twenty -flfth-st.
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Tue Albany News Company has Just been organ
izei to transact the News Periodical Book, and Sta
tiosery business. The news business has increased
- largely in Albany during the past few years that
more capital and talent arc indispensable. Mr.. ). y.
Blood ls President, j. w. Robe, Treasurer. and w.
ID Bancker. Secretary of the Company. Mr. Robe
will have the general snperintendence Of the bnhi-
nesa, and from his long experience in the trade IN
Albany will doubtless give general satisfaction
They viii always have THE TRIBUNE, Daily, Semi
Weekly aud Weekly editions, forisale at their coun-
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HEIRS OF ANNEKE JAMS.

4 dozen persons met yesterday at the corner
OF Orauge-st and Rosevilleave. upon the Sidewalk
Newark to press the Committee to make more vigorous
exertons TO compel the Trinity Corporation TO prove
their title to the property to surrender possession
The Committee say that they prepared the case for
submsson TO the United States District Court and that
ex-senator Harris of Albany has been retained as coun
sell heirs who present seemed To DE conn1eht
of a favorable issue to their SUIT.
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soMlNATIONs AND CoNFIRMATIoNS-THE NEW
POSTAGE STAMPS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl .
TIE President sent the following nominations 10 the
Senate to-day .,r A.. w.. c,,.l
- Al Ps6h Wm Stowe, at Springfield Mass; Isaac
80 H Crest harrington, Mass Edwin Rodgers at North Adams
" J,ha H. Smith At Psoa Ksn Jas w Rice az Garnet Kan
"a Brown at Osthe Kan Edward stephens at Binghamion
ny vi. .-.i., ., ,,,, non a,-,,oa ,ho
.of5W,nr nominations: AlansOn h. Long to be United
s,a,es Eforney for Louisiana: W. T. Harlow Assessor
Toie, Revenue for the Eighth District OF MaSsachu
sets ,.-. ,,--.-..-..u r,orouo, bori,, oo,,
,ed his mprOy of the pOstage-samps TO take the
Iisce Of those use they are ready for issue lie
sey the gum is guaranteed 10 stick. The following Is
le bust by Rubrcht; color imperial, ultra marine blue
Two cents-JacksOu, profile bust after Powers; color,
velvet brown Three cents-Washington profile bust
sfer HOudon; color, milor green six centsmLincon,
pr file bust after VOlk color, cOchineal red Ten cents
chocolate. Twelve centS-Cay profile bust, after Hart;
fe bust after Ceynger; color, orange. Twenty-four
een-Seot profile bust after Coffee; color pure purple
Tbrty-three cens-HamiltOn, profile bust after Ger
Perry profile bust after Wocotts statue color carmine
TIE bill introduced by senator Cragin to-day for the
relief OF the families Of the officers and men lost on the
Oneida similar 10 that in the OF the Congress- III
allows the widows and children OF the deceased twelve
months extra pay. In there no widow or children
the is 10 to the parents. The D also author
es proper accounting officer to settle the accounts
Of the late PaymasteT TulOck.
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Tho Trustees Of The Midnight ssion" making effort
raise Buug FUND.- Of 1920 By calling for 1000 subscriptions Of
plan meeting with great favor and Forty Dollar
Checks pouring into the treasury from all and there every
LOCO therefore earnestly hoped that
all this great work will send in their names at
once for payment Of $40 only required now the
balance paid within thus making easy Tor al to
WILL Of be aecepe several OF
100 have received Address PLIsr r. SMITH Treasur
No 20 Nassaast Continental Life ms co.,, y. T.
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Gperial Notices.
PhaIon's "vitaiia 20 Or, Salvation for tho Hair
roR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.

PoR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoYs vITALIA" differs utterly from an the "dyesr "ess
orers ~ in It totally dSas p,-
cpe Hmp fragrant and perfectly innoeuou' psdpt's'' -
udy matter requires shaking and communicates -
stain to the No crra'" necessary TO o'ns
m .urtd appearance simple that not 'eA hs
all in,ents and purposes in Toilet Chemistry
70, 81. nv all dr,yv,.. PHALON L SON. Ss~-Yosh.
schenck,s Pulmonc Syrup.
Por Lungs and Respiratory osanA scseners
weed Tonic for Dyspepsia and Indigestion SehenAs "
for Liyer Complaint
These popular been before the public rs~p
forty ysa reputation they attained renders useless
pna them who been benefited By their use V
their merits
m be ied by familiar with the virtues Of Ass
great remedies Dr. schencis medicines effect their "onS
Of ConsuDphonr
The simple one They begin work Of estorstos By
the .,ou,eb liver and bowels active healthy couss
Il food that formidable disease scheHes hanre rs
sc on The stomach promoting healthy secretion and nos
The bile and slime resulted from the inactive or TORPID comm
aou Of these organs Of the system generally This 'ugsh ~
be y and the cusequnt accumulation the unhealthy suAssss
named prevent proper digestion Of food and " natural
create disease which results pror.iOn and finally in DEATH
PulmOnc Syrup and seswsed Tonic when taken sn
nnge food aid the digestive organs make good neh ocs
and aesh and strength to the patient La
the faculty may this the only true eurs for eon'nnpa"s
Erpence proved beyond the shadow Of doubt and soa
to-day alive and well lew years tess'o'
eases bu, who we're ehenk remedies and were 70
stored TO permanent health By their use
Dr. sencs Almanac containing full treatise the vanons ifs
OF disease and general directions how 70 use h
nene had gratis sent BY mail BY addressing bis Pnnepe
Once No IS North szths., Philadelphia, Pa
Price Syrup seawee Tonic ea 81 20 per e
tie or 81 80 half dozen Pills 2s boz For sale By
all drugrs JOHN HENRY No. Colleseplsce Wholesale Agent
American Institute.Ths Poytecnie Branch will meet ihs
Tbundayl EVENING n O'clock in Room ~ Cooper Babhne
Among inventions exhibited will be o. H. Neefhsm ewing
Machine Prof John Darby will read paper on
After which Steam boilers s be resumed ne palhs
are invited TO attend .. u iiLi-nANt '''if"ah
ROBERT WEBB Secretary
Union Republican General Committee.-An sgoarss9
meeting will be hell THURSDAY EVENING, April H. st hesh-
quarters Broadway and Twenty second at O'clock
JOHN COCHRAEB President.
ABRAN BRovS ir ----------x-
second District Union Republication Associatioa
Pal DENIS SHEA, President
y.s s kso1, < nSA''A Secretaries
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republican Asso.
c;ation.-The monthly meeting Of this Association Will De heH
THURSDAY EVENING, April H. at O'Clock AZ Lneoln b cotner
Of Eighth Thrtyhird- E. HARRISON kEbD freslens
JoHs GoLLRR Secretary. - .,, -, A..
The Exut Of the shove Association viii meet al ne
same pl,ee Al n O'clock CHAS W. COWTAS, Chairman
WIN. s. MURRAY Secretary.
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FIRE Jersey CITY.

At quarter to IL last night IRE was dls-
covered at the oil factory of Messrs. Summers cor OF
Warren and Eighth-sts The various fire departments
were soon on the spot and succeeded in getting the
mastery OF the flames and saving several tanks Of crude
oil which must have been destroyed but for their prompt
cxertions As far as ascertanod the damage Is estat-
ed M about a. 900 which Is not covered by any Insurance.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
7heat unchanged.

SAN PRAscnco, April -Four unchanged "nea' unchanged
Legal Tenders 20.
Egv OEIEAs April 3Bacon 6mer at 2.6l2t for Shoulders
9lsi 7tc for Clear Sides sugarcured Hams
ls9lsic Land tsrce 6.c ks l SusarJPnme llt9llie
Sterling Exchange l22l New-fok sight Exchange per cent pro-
MUM. Gold. ll2i .,
ding a. closed c sales, 52 bales receipts s
bales. ~ Al, Z.
i2G stea Strained 81 CO. Crude Tuenne, 81 IOG ~ 10
Tar 81 50 Cotton quiet at zoe
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GEORGE PEABODY's WILL.

The will of George Peabody, which was
signed by him when in this country last September and
which was published shortly after his decease, pre-
sented for proof at the Essex County, Mass Probate
Court held in Gloucester yesterday. The amount OF
property to be disposed Of under its provisions in Mass
chusets, il less than $4,000 and may not exceed
100000 1t consists mostly OF securities and personal
Effects The will has also 10 be prObated in several other
states In which portions Of Mr. Peabodys estate were
situated at the time of his decease. Boston Journal
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

Yon cannot do better thing for your wiie
on a washing-lay than provide her Doty Washer and
Universal Wringer II will keep aches from her back
and arms wrinkles from her forehead and roughness
from her hands 1t will do the work Of a hired woman
and save your linen from being scrubbed OUT anu her
temper from being chafed out-(New-York Weekly
Tribune, March ~, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
The Rice Divorce suit for flaud in age, is c

The Rice Divorce Suit for sud causing great excite
en Boston, young not marry haste Rice
Ia bn M He that she made him believe abe
but BY uHg MAGNOLIA BALM her face neck and
hands youth He probably Oand her elbows weren't quite so
so and pretty Ought be indicted We know Of
liar cases This BALM gives NEST wonderful pes and natural
pe,ou to which doa oec. We Like pretty women To finish
the picture LYoss KArHARos the hair With
pe.y chin ros cheeks and so Injurious ~ they become ire
si.tihl
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan leaves town to-day for
the extreme Western parts of his command-utah ana
the scenes Of trouble lie was entertained AT the
Union League Club, last evening, by Mr. Henry Clews
st an elegant dinner. at which sr jackson schh'z r
A. T. Stewart, and some IS OF 80 other guests "ero
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

Ill and entaiing q very heavy expenditure OF
which the United States sooner or later have TO
u "a the purpose of the Committee 10 put stop to
this hereafter ,,,,oa,,or and Labor 70
.-so, were referred the charges mace py MI "oou
.sainst Gen. o. o. Howard, did not meet on
nav,nc No funds at their disposal to prosecute
oVosayaton A resolution making an appropriation
,,t pnrpose passed the House yesterday and the
l l,ao vii, commence work soon as 1t shall pass
~. senate and receive the Presidents signature.
VIC Soot Committee of the House on Postal Telegraph
,,ornine instructed their Chairman, MI Washbnrn
- visconsin to report his bill heretofore in'rouuceu
,cbasing and placing the telegraph hnes uhuer oo'
p,ont control and connecting it with the Postonce
Department. 49, c,,, IA, rield and
creotor (rinnel in the city. Mr. Grinnen arrived
- orpIpr and had interviews with the PRESIDENT ana
starv boutwell, There is much speculation IN regard
Crinnells VISIT and 1t is positively asserted that
osrn his position as Collector at no distant day.
H ~ ,,,rnby John A. Griswold, and Gen. Peasonton
scoken Of in connection with the suecessorship TO
Cnnnel. - -, -, .,o pr,,,oo,
~ .,,s city had parade to-day in honor Of the
P,-% P,,on o, the XVIII Amendment. The Fire Depart
"a al other city employees Joined the procession
On yasy evening the grand torchhght procession OF
On - IN Blue and all kindred Republican and anti
the 80! takes place. To-day, while the pro-
Bowen sssed the White House the President and Sec
csson stood at of the upper windows and
s the n HON 1nofc cnfrngo United
Ihc fn Attorney for the District of Columbia,
@ on tie i Of May 1t is rumored here that judge
SSS of he supreme Court OF the District Is an asp
fr he place and that there is strong probability
t T No viii be appointed Senators Lewis and johnson
18th favor the reappointment of Mr. Carrngton VINO Is
t Virginia and have been urging II on the President
anna4 Tor lewis and the Representatives Of Virginia, ex-
go Mp Plat who is absent at Petersburg, had an IN
~ s with the President today in relation 10 Federal
en,,,intnnents In Virginia. They had agreed among
,5Dyes leave the control, or rather the recommen
Sston for all appointments in each Congressional DIS
tt 10 the Member representing said District rms was
ot ~ include Judgeships other appointments at Iage
for which Senatorial influence should have voice Inc
aegaon that their interview was perfectly satis
factory 20 all present.
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN TARRYTowN.

The colored residents Of TaTytOwn and neigh
borhood together with delegations from this city, Brook
lyn and Poughkeepse, assembled at Tarrytown yester
day. to celebrate the adoption Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution of the United states About
800 persons formed procession and marched through
the pncpa streets of the village and then to the Irving
Hal. where addresses we're delivered by the Rev. W. H.
Butler OF this city, and Others Everything passed of in
the most orderlyan satisfactory manner.
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had approached after the explosion OF the powder and
danger supposed to have passed, when the nitro
glycerne exploded and mutiatcd OF the oonyics,
Erancis Conklr the most horrible manner and caused
his death shortly afterward Christopher Gden. another
convict was so badly injured that hopes enter
tanrd OF his recovery Two others very severely
Injured probably maimed for life.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
EXPLOSION OF NITRO-GLYCERINE AT SING SING
ONE CONVICT KILLED AND THREE INSURED.

A shocking calamity, yesoeruiy ioio"ooi'
,tl four conyicts while they engaged OF woik IN
the marble quarres connected with the State Prison at
Sing Sing by tho unexpected and unnccoun'eaior OK
ploson Of nitro gycerne, After preparing tho past as
usual by charging tho bore with coVoIca
with powder the powder was discharged Wy ii'o' D.'
, olyeorus fallod 10 expodD until tho coaYi9tA
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
Caution.--Audacious Counterfeit, },

CautiOn.-AudacfOus
The reputation which for has attached 10
STOMACH BrrERs Tonic THE AGB and the e
demand for article only in the United States bat '
provoked the cupdiy Of the couSTxyEISG TRIBE ana hs ~
hy unsrrupuous sharpen
The most daring counterfeit Of said article which has been ampd
b. recently come knowg The engraved steel label on
bottles containing genuine e with its beautiful gnei'e OF M
George and the dragon shield containing warning against eonntr
fer. and It's for cent" at the foot signed with oor
firm has been copied closely the fraud detected
on minute nspecon label Is also well counerted ana
the wording imitation and genuine precisely the same
the difference being simply the execution Of the work. that OF hs
being than the genuine Other counters
are on the market which in all particulars the same as described
above with exception Of slight difference In the spelling OF our
In addition above these ounee have gone so far some
instances place strip Of paper the cork and ssn 10 tie
neck Of the bottle which gnee and otherwise printed 70 70
.ebe general appearance proprietary Revenue stamp
but upon inspection disclose the absence Of the ss and shs
words four cents United States Internal Revenu all Of WHICH,
together with wording appear genuine stamp Ihs
public are therefore, especially warned against these ne" cor
and are advised purchase HosrBrTzRs STOMACH Brx| only Of
houses whose integrity above suspicion The true pedacs sod
hotties eycIusirsly-nerer IN bulk-HosrErTER SMITH
pa. I'm
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cayblc aIye-rbe great Family Ointment for ar aecta,s to
Pre. - cents Son by AL druggists JOHN e. nASHi'
proprietor, Colesspace n l.
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HAVANA MARKRT2

HAv.A April -Rrchange London 3dl3t cent premum;
cnncy exchange United States long sight sai dseount
exchange the United States long 2 per cent premium do short
sight 3id4i per premium exchange On Pans par
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

Early this morning fire occurred on the
n, hoor Of No Bayard-st, occupied BY MoE Gold
tteD. dealer In ready made clothing Ioss, 800; IN
tIicd Tie building belongs t. the Ferris Ghtate and s
e@l-~ged W the amount vi 200: Insured
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PRAsKroRr Ap lUn States RyeTwenty bonds closed dm
ate5.
HAvRH, April l3.-COtton closed fat . .r,,.
BRESEs April i3-Petsoleum closed heavy, STANDARD White
thaes "a groats.
HAsBuKd April l3-Petroeum closed ast.
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M1RRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
w., ResansLI SONS lO4 OLD DUTCH CHURCH
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LRONARD 3. BALLOUb 1, -
~ New Yot Mills at per HAND MADE" Send for cres
lar And measurement blank to I'll up Sent free.
- ~ NOTICE. -, =.
Send your direct 10 The NEW YOKE sikr ncs
M in he stores sale counterfeit and not my mahe
~" s"'1' 'i' s' LEONARD S BALLOU, Agent
Celebrated r. Y &" and
Inventor OF the the New Yoke Shirt
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

IT,. r,o,hv Tomato-Twenty seeds S. Send for circular
.sir.,, GEO h. WARISG, il, Ogden Farm, SegporRL l.
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OF inc Wceh.
FIRST PAGE.
Army Reunion.
Cuba.
Editorial Notes.
News of the Week do
nestle and Foreign).
Political.
Tho Pitz-John Porter Case
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial:
Philadelphia Profanity.
Responsibility for the
Debt.
The Question OF Free
Wool.
General Notes.
Last Heart Beats.
New Publications:
The Earthly Paradise.
Steel Rails.
The Natural Key.
THIRD PAGE.
Evening.
DIR. Greeley and the
Union League Commit
tee.
Stray Sketches.
The BOnaparte Trial.
Washington Notes.
FOURTH PAGE
Editorial:
A Plea for Peace.
Close the Books.
Farms for Bad Boys.
Henry Clay.
HumOrs Of Eric.
Ireland Under Coercion.
Indiana.
Olu Higher Judiciary.
The Representation OF
MinOrities.
FIFTH PAGE.
Albany Cattle Market.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

Announcements.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
European Markets.
Funeral Of Gen. Thomas.
Marriages and Deaths.
philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
The Mcfarland Trial.
The Tribune and the Peo-
pie.
XtIst Congress-2d ses-
sion.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
american Institute
Farmers Club.
Dairy Farming.
Farming in Colorado.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gdf0en1nR.
Relative Numbers and
Prices OF Farm Stock.
The Lesson.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
What 1 Know Of Farm
ing.
Home Interests.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning and contains In addition TO the general news
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsAES
BY mail, s. per year. Terms cash In advance Ad
dress THE TRIBUNE, New-York
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uusT Tuesday April 9 at the residence
parents the Rev Charles seymour william A. Hus
,.es 10 Amy Is Aler.on all OF Baschester, n. Y.
poWERsSMITH-At Cornwall Orange County, on ihe Ih April
nv The R.y William French Ten Byk Powers " this city and
Mary Rgbert smith daughter Of the late Bgber smith Of Smith
toSn T.