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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
The COMMITTED appointed by die Union re.
nAdolinn writes 10 Tnr TR1RrNr from "Manle

"Adclan writes 10 THE TRIBUNE from " Maple
Grove" stating that she insured her life under the Tonne
system in Farmers and Mechanics Life insurance
Company and after she had paid the necessary dues for
several months the Insurance Company failed she was
Informed that the policies bad been transferred TO the
Empire Mutual Life Insurance Company OF tins city, but
subsequently received note from the National LIE IN
surance Company OF Chicago saying that they had as
sulued the responsibility Considering the arrangement
a Ncw-YOrk swindle" she asks for information The
Secretary Of the Empire Life Insurance Company states
thar they assumed the responsibility Of oil except the
Tontine policies which were transferred to the Chicago
COMPANY above mentioned and he has reason 10 think
that TIE been conducted IN any other IMAM
an honest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

other precautions taken TO prevent breach OF the
peace Tho contractor has number Of irishmen no
work. paying TN, 81 so dav dozen or more VIII be
nut on -morrOw lie IL willing 10 employ colnrcd IA
bOreIs at tie same pty. The Governor or the ~ -Tct
and two other MANNERS OF the Board of Public WORDS
have addressed the contractor note suggesting, IN
vip, ~ HE present ieuly with the l0hOUrs, aud 10
preserve peace o q CITY, mat he suspend WORK on
the SeYeutst Improvement until such measures can DC
adopted az the occasion demands
In view OF the present disturbances OF lahor interests
I'm this Territory, Gov. Cooke. eX-ocO President OF the
Board Of Pablo Works has addrt ssed letter to Mr. j.
" W. Nandcnhurg large contractor In this city, sug-
gestiug suspension Of work his contracts for one
day The Governor states, reason for the Suggestion
above named that tie BCard OF Public Works has oon
proper state briefly the views that will guide rd
action toward the lahoTers and contractors Inc The
is DESTROYS to deal out exact justice to potto' tho
Governor says there IL lmi limit 10 the
ability TO bear taxation, well as Ln inId not be
cheapness of labor and that, while labor b placed 80
reduced 10 too low point, II should nrogress of
high as to make taxation rous check the
Improvement, discourage undertaAib or from the
TIE Influx or importation OF coupJi rv which invites the
ntroducton of outside labor must he INJURIOUS ~ th
interests Of resident The price paid for ordl
noT,, iahr m he Trincipal cities OF the Unied STATES
where labor is highly P stsdcs them that 81 Is
of the world This coz ~ the price demanded by the
STILL. 20 Zoo hgh Under system OF hlSh wages there
would necessarily be glett ueeI."So "a .o ir ~
for labnr and consequent increase III me huiDer VI
~ a. irn,, which the workin gmen wuud be without
nIovmeni and that therefore, in every point OF view,
~ ~ I1portn that the rate oi wages should DE nNeu az
Azure which will secure the most constant
demand for labor, and which Will encourage
improvements of all kinds, both public and
therefore, decided that 81 so for days work as much
as the Taxpayers afford to pay, and as little as the
abOrers afford to take. In conclusion the Governor
wishes IL To he distinctly una rsiOOd that the Board,
while it will protect the just interests OF all VIII not
yield violence cOuuteuance any attempt TO inm-
date interfere with honest laborcs ny mobs or gangs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

q Z senator Buckingham OF Connecticut John w. For.
ncy Collector OF the Port OF philadelphia; Major Daniel
" r. Mnckle, NJ " McKeon, and W. j. Horstman or
Philadelphia; Homer A. Nelson secretary Of state
Delaware 60 Gilsey House-Adolph sntro Oh san
Francisco. 60 Coleman House - Ex-C9ngresS MAJ
senator spraguc, Deputy Attorney,Gen Hammond Oh
Albany, and John McManus OF PennsyNaIIh' 60,
Astor House-Asa Packer of Pennsylvania, Com
modore Ammen, o. s. Navy, and Senator Wilson OF Mas
saclusetts - Abemarle Ilotel-iienry :. N9rthcoto
Of England. $50 Everett House-Max strakoscI. -
St Nicholas Hool-Gen. Robinson OF Binghalnton inc
Hon Hiram Sbley OF Rochester, aud Stlllnan WltC OF
cleveland. =- New-York Hotel-Gen. H. de Trobrl-
and u. 5. 4. 60 Brevoort House,: o.. HOuand OF
Springfield Mass and Professor French OF west folht
- Westminster Hotel-Judge A. l.. Suiern oi HaVer-
straw, n. Y.
DEPARTURES. -
Senator Wilson George W. Childs OF The PhHddetDhtd
Ledger Lady Lisgar, wife Of the Govern0rGenefa OF
Canada and Henry :. NOrthcote, son OF SIR stafford
NOrthcOte sail for Europe In the Scotia to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

The demand for the services Of women greatly exceeds
that for male laborcrs, while the call for wOrk-peOpe
outside Of NewYOrk City far less han the demand for
CITY helm although at this OF the year, numbers
of men and women arc sent into the country to pick
strawberries and do general farm work. The business
OF the Bureau increasing ri such rate that Increased
accommodations will probably he required The Bureau
is now located at No. ClnOn-pacc, and james Dona-
hue is the Superintendent.
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and property and for yomr amd sp
d ~ ,o iues aud practice Of good and Wise
government. -, .,nronria elv and invited all
dI' lluheI 80 a collation. Speeches were made
BY George Hope President OF the me WoiaS aIa lone Tel I
suranSe CC ,nna,ny; Chauncey Depew, and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

treasurer Israel Crane Directors, NJ Henning Julius
rrstt w H. vanslyke, the Rev. j. H. HarreOn, Fred.
H. ii'rris MIS- Edward Sweet. Mrs. Israel Crane.
lied now loan Of $2OO00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
LONG ISLAND.

LoNG ISLAND CuY.-Thc Common Council,
yesterday refused TO confirm Thomas Price OF Astoria.
the Mayors nomination for City Clerk Alderman Hun
the Third Ward chosen President OF the Board
and WIN J.. Pedrse OF the First Ward Clerk pro TEN.
FLUsiING.-R idgey Encampment No. 60, J. O. OF o. F.
Will be instituted June H.. James Darling was exam
cd last evening before Justice Lawrence for aSSautiug
Isaac G.. PAINTER with "a bOat-hOOk sunday.
freight train has been added the Flushing and North
.tlg I.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-River thieves entered Rich
ards a Browns shp-y Yard, below Bergen Point Mon
day night aud secured goods worth $1,000 John Bran
non was committed to the County Jail by Judge Ran
dolph, yesterday, for bgamy. He had married the
daughter Of Michael Kearney while his first wife was
confined in the lunatc asylum. Three hundred and
eighy-cveu ears containing 1871 bushels or grain,
crease from week 30 and 30 $50 bushels The
Board of Public Works passed yesterday, over the
MAY Ors yct0 the resolutions authorizing the erection OF
additional lamp posts, and the purchase OF three lots
on Wayues $1,000, Tor the erection OF stables for
the Street Department. Four hundred and eighty per
sons were treated at the Dpensary and 3J AT the Hos
ptal. during May. The Volunteer Fire Department
was superseded BY the paid organization, yesterday.
NEWARK.-Jamcs Dunning fell, yesterday, from an
Orange hOrsc-car. and severely injured THE fol-
lowing were sentenced IN the Essex County Courts yes
Prison year; Parker Jones, assault ana battery.
Charles johnson, Vim. Coleman, aud Lydick Hed,ien.
larceny, County JAN three months. The Board OF
HEALTH will erect a pavilion hospital on the Elizabeth
road near The AlmshOuse. Nine new cases of smallpox
were reported yesterday.
ORASGE-The Common Council has authorized the
Board OF Health examine all persons and goods coming
from places infected with small The Tax Orii-
nance provides Tor raising s9VO Ion various purposes
Tie largest amount are for the scAoOs ana FIRE Depart
ment.
PATrRsoN-Two thousand four hundred and thirty
seven uus OF freight received last week, via Ere
Railway from jersey C.iy....The Grandst. extension
Will be completed this month The Erie Railway Com
pany viii construct iron bridge over chasm on the
Waikiki Valley branch, at a cost OF 100000.
PLlNFtrLD-Tbe annual Convention Of the East New
Jersey Baptist Association opened yesterday. Ninety
churches were represented.
BIooMFIEID.-The cornerstone OF the new school
house will be laid this afternoon The building VIII cost
$4,000.
MoSrcIAR-A public Library Association has been
organized with the following oicers President, DIR. j.
J. H. Love; yice-Presidcnt. Samuel Wilde secretary anu
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w.
The successful heroes hardly know whether TO feel
eated or wretchcd over their achievement The terrors
of four mortal years OF military restraint. supplemented
by preliminary sege Of Juvenile despotsm darken the
picture so fondly cherished when but the gories Of
soldiers life were Ongcd for
Martin Willard Young, who was last week in the valley
NJ DESPAIR doubtful of his success, is greatly de-
Uphted with the unexpected results of his efforts, and
avows a determination TO work vigorously in the new
The cojorCd cadet Napier was never doubtful OF his
anty TO pass the examination, and declares himself 70
bear isolation, il lie only get on III the place lie
means 10 mind his business and work ike Trojan
just now, however there Is little rest ana no peace OI
tho newcomers. Aroused long before sunrise 10y the
e. tier of drums they bundled out 70 drill each one
UIicr the wing OF an OLD cadet and put through vlg
Crous Of facing and gestuTnE before Ihey are
half awake The is rresistihly conic-hah hun
ded nervous lads, with feet anbO, heads held fsld
erect and arms held sttiy to the sides, as thOngh
'front.' like a species Of fin with which the
poor lads compelled, without previous
experience TO propel themselves Then al
each command of the pOmpOus little martinez turning
twisting, and laundering, As II is only possible Tor a"k
ward boys 10 blunder when they don't exactly know
what l. expected of them This spectacle Is the regular
afternoon amusement at the Point Just now.
Perhaps the best test Of the breadth OF the curriculum
aud the efficiency Of the Intellectual training OF the
years course be Judged from the examination of the
graduates They are required TO answer ana Illustrate
with grams all the general principles OF and de-
all the prominent encounters IN history, WIN
and the rules observed by each com.
In1udcr. This j. q indication or the variety OF
topics upon which the cadets examined, and gives
little indication Of the admirable precision aud inte
gence with which the majority Of the explanations ana
orerf.s from the Board Of Visitors The class comes
before the Board i'm section, recng in different branches
ining aud the awards will soon be delivered by the
President person.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

~'N'''' EiNs
Inc New FORK lSociety of Practical Engi-
neerng will discuss Cements and Artificial Stone this
evening" nj Cooper Union. " VIA
Mrs. Louisa Holden of Elmiro v Y lee
tured on American Humorists" at Recention Of the
Brooklyn Woman's Club, at the RusInoss u,o,oon, a
Union, Bridge and Willoughby-sts last evening
Terrence Riley, School Commissioner Of the
Twentysecond Ward denied the allegations OF hribery
made against him, yesterday before the tomn,,,oo on
Teachers Of the Department of Public Instruction Va
The first annual festival of the Eastern
Branch OF the Young Mems IChristan Association took
crowded. The exercises consisted OF singing rea
ing, and short addresses.
The annual election Of the Mannerchor
Singing Society took place last evening, resulting as
follows:
President Kocknsnn; vce-Peaden.s Charles Hee Che.
Kohne; Financial Secretary, IL Drerer Recording Secretary w
and aensch Delegates 10 ~ f. Saengeund Charles Het1e and
Kohler; Director P. Seibe Trustees KolIr, p stockey
Krock Cha Muller, W. hndemann, s. Aeger, H. Hoe, an
l.. SaaL
The Committee appointed by the Union Re
publican General Committee to make arrangements fo
welcoming Horace Greeley his return from the soutt
met last evening at the Republican headquarters or
Fffth-ave D. D. Conover who presided, said it pro
posed to receive Mr. Greeley next Tuesday evening II
front of the Lincoln Club Rooms, No 81 Unon-square
with music and fireworks. platform would be erected
I'm front OF the building, from which expected Mr.
Greeley would address the meeting. Delegates frOI
several Republican associations present and SAT-
their organizations would attend In full force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
GRAND LODGE OF FREEMAsoNs.

The Grand Lodge of Frecmasons of the
state OF NewYork met yesterday afternoon in Apollo
Hall Long before the hour of opening the great hall
was well filed On the dais was the banner OF the
Grand Lodge inscribed with the Masonic motto, Holt
ness to the Lord" and hearing shield which were
the figures of hon, bull, and an eagle, and repre-
sentation OF the Savior. On either side OF the shield
was "A chcrub with OutstTechcd wings, and the lower
extremtes of goat. On the arrival Of the Grand
Master John H. Anthem the Wardens, and other officers,
all persons except members Of the Grand Lodge were
excluded the hail. and the Lodge opened In the
usual manner. large choir then filed upon the stage
from the rear, and sang the old English ode by John
Parry
Hail 10 the craft which has for ages stood
The taunts OF envy and the threats Of power.
On friendship firm obedent to the laws
The Mason stands the patriot and the
When meek-eyed pits doth for aid implorc,
His heart expands she never pleads IN vain
During the afternoon reports read from different
committees the Grand Chaplain delivered address,
aud another ode 10y the chorus. W. J.. Shcr-
win Master of s. Ceoo Lodge, acted musical direc
tor. The Grand Master also delivered his annual al
dress, and the Lodge adjourned till to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
TILE FREE LAB0R BuREAU.

The following table shows the work accom-
plisLed by the Free Labor Buear during the first five
months OF this year, compared with the same period
l,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
STATEN ISLAND

ToTTENyLLE.-The Staten Island Sunday
School Association was addressed at the Methodist
Church. last evening, by T. c. Wilder Of New-YOrk,
Judge Harmon OF O,wego, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
Iron WORKS

having nearly large contracts urh the Harlem De-
not "a Gey Hotel the Seamans Bank FOR Ssyng
ksmn ung Powers Commercial Block Rochester &c and having
facilities skilled wOrkmen second 10 no similar establishment IN e
country arr now ppared 10 contracts for IRON BUILD
ines esn and generally 10 do ALI KINDS Of ARCHlbC
II'RA ON WORK 10 the best and with dispatch Apply 70
FOTRrEENrli-ST.. between Avenues u AMI e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MORRIsANIA.-1hc inquest III the case of
John Witzel. whose remains exhumcd at Woodawu
Cemetery was closed yesterday. Coroner Beach est
cd that no traces of poison found in the body
The Jury rendered "A verdict Of natural death.
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Announcements
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Complete LEMONADE made by dlsS0lyng
PYLs COLI water Twenty-Five year
las proved ONLY wholesome substitute The genuine bears
The rame Of PYLE sold By all drscas GrOc Pc nc
plrtItssup lied IN bulk. Depot $50 ashington-st
RFMOyAL.-Willard Harvey dealer in imported
and domestic Papers Tvine Threads and Corge from 500 BfoldWa
to " FFankAnst., Neg-lork.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and bean
designs reliable Watches choice Jewey and SlyerNafei at
SeUIEEs " Fultou-st, Neg-lok Diamonds specially.
COFFEE MILLS, for GrOcers, Hotels, and Fam
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For Colds, COUGHS, Bronchitis, and all aftec-
tons OIL the Lungs take AYER's CHsRRY PECTORAL
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
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To 1910 T.. 20, sl8 ,. ~
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THE
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF PROVIDENCE, R. l.
CASH ASSETS NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLAR

This en.er Company entirely loose from the oh fashioned
ra0uunts long vogue with Life Compat and issues
policies - follows
l.t Positively non-o6tabe after only annual premium
"a No extra charge on tie lives Of females.
81 Free permits 10 officers Of the Army and Navy
permits foreign countries whenever the insured so
desire.
This Comnanv numbers among Its Board Of Directors OF the
the United States whose
good of Its Affairs and justice to the IN
surei,
M1orGen AMBROSE BURNSIDE, Governor Of Rhode Island
Hon WIN SPRAGUE L. y Senator from RhOie Island
Hon HENRY b. ANTHONY T. $ Senator from Rhode Island
JOHN CARTER BLOWN esq. Of Brown Ives
EARL +. MASON. esq Of Providence T. |.
Of the Company the City Of ork located
No 1877 BROADWAY.
obtained reference 10 the varied tables
Of Life Insurance
SIMON s. BUCKLIN. President
C. q. MCKNIGHT Nice-Prsdeut
WM \. POTTER, Secretsrr.
W T. OEIE General Agent for Eastern y. I.
Liberal arrangements made with good parties
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Josiah II. King Penn.
smith :. Leach, Ind.
Chauucsy ". Lyman. Penn
A.. n. Malone. W. Va.
William A. Mann. Penn.
stanton A. Mason n. y.
Francis J. Marin n Y.
Thomas >. McCaleb. Va.
Alram y. Milrey. ONO.
Dwight +. Montague, Tenn.
Paul :. Murphy, \ Y.
II. AlOnlo Napier Tenn.
james II. Nef, y. Y
Nirg.uius NJ. Hewtcn, al large.
Charles W. Risley, Ohio.
Alexander Rodgers, a, large.
Hugo l.. Scott a. lerge.
ElNarl Shamp. Nevada.
J1Serh T. SLigele,, Ohio.
william A. simpson, y. \.
John l.. Stiles Penn.
james G. Sturg al large.
Charles A. 1lngle, OHIO.
Chrr'es W. Thompson al lsrge.
Robert G. Van Horn. Mo.
Ebert Wheeler. Mass
Francis G. YeOmans n. Y.
Willard Young, Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel =
i Circulars Call and examine BDW AtDSs COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE. 2f3 Waterst SAML. j. HOPKINS
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fame are:
John NJ. baldwin. Ia.
John G. b Vance. IT,
Herr, j. Barnes. lnt.
Walter X. Barnes. Wis
EtviD r. Bolton, Mss.
Sterile L. Breckenridge, al large.
Edwin p. Br wer 40 .ar-e.
Victor ~. Bridgeman, VI
james &. Brush, Conn.
Gsorre u. Cox. Mass.
John j. Crttenitn, at large
JOSEPH y. Cummings Texas.
Thomas r. Davis. OF large.
Harvey c. Kills, y. y.
Fraacis +. E'tOAhead, Penn.
Robert x. Evans Miss.
Dewitt e.. Frazier, H.
Alfred NJ. Fuller, Penn.
james 3. G1e. olio.
EuEeie Griffin. Ne.
Johnson &. H9lI l..
Alb II II. uaaMOn. Penn.
william Heimke. Kansas
Thomas j. liill, Team.
LII u Howl. Ala
Santiago 2. Huhhell. New-MeI.
Hsrrey W. Isbell, Nv.
Jchn ?. Jefferson, Del
James NJ. Jones. OHIO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-28
NEW YORK.

Twelve Arrests for Forging Bounty
Claims-A million Dollars Involved
(sovermmeuts Advancea-Atate 4ecuri-
ties Dull-Panic In the Stock Market
Convention Of Railroad Freighl
Agents-variatiens Of the steck Mar
ket = Letter Denying Charges el
Fraud.
NEW YORK, April U.-Twelve persons
were arrested hero to-day for forging
bounty claims. The fraud involves over a
million dollars.
Money 406 Sterling steady. Gold
lila q 0fl1A. Governments have advanced
about ", closing firm. State securities are
duh. Tennessees 66M; virginias 20; new
72; Louisianas 6, new 6; 1evee SKIES 73;
eights IS; Alabamas lOO1t; fives 20; Georgias
81; sevens, Sc; North Carolinas 48; new 25;
Socth Carolinas 20; new 60.
There was almost panic in the stock
market, with decline of from to Az per
cent.
Money remains very easy. The influx Of
money continues. 1t looks like New York
would absorb all the money in the country
during the summer. Gold opened at ll0k,
declined u, advanced to 1l1A. Skies of
1881, 1l6zs five-twenties of 1862, 1l3H Of
1864, 1137s; of 1865. 1l3A new, 1l24 of
1867, 1924; of 1868. 1929; ten-fOrties, lO6&.
The convention Of railroad freight agents
adjourned to day. Their tariff Of rates varies
only slightly from that now in force.
At the stock exchange to-day the deal
ings, which were large, were attended with
confusion. at ono time almost chaotic.
Railway speculation was seized with . sud-
den remarkable depression during the ses-
sion Of the second board, and prices declined
l to ~ y cent. At the height Of tho de-
preston the market had every appearance
Of drifting into panic, but at the very mo-
ment that this seemed imminent the disaster
was averted, and steadier feeling pre-
vailed.
After the breaking up oftheyecord heard,
and the return .ef the 6Eokera = ~ 16ne
room, fhere 10 = Axlee tG9e q & Iqaf-
inn and 4 genesel k11l1 ~ -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-28

The Washington Chronicle has partial
list of alleged Southern loyalists who have
presented claims to- the Southern Claims
Commission, on the ground Of having fur
nished supplies to the Union armies in the
rebel States during tho war. These lists
will be published for general information
from time to time. The list for Louisiana
and Mississippi embraces the following
names: N
Louisiana-Asa F. Cochran, New Orleans;
Marco N. Radovick, New Orleans; Lavinia
j. Downes, Plaquemines; Ad0lphus A.
Stone, New Orleans; William Golding, New
Orleans; DR.. J. C. Patrick iexecutrix ef),
West Baton Rouge.
Mississippi-Cyrus McEwen, Oxford; A.
G. DUNN, HOLLY Springs; Samuel Shultz,
Lafayette county; Armisted Burwell. vicks-
burg; David E. Sanderson, Holly Springs;
Wiley E. Blount, Holly Spri1gs; Mrs. Low
King widow of James H. King), Holly
Springs; Leopold Bickart, Adams county.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-28

6enk IAis eonditiun q alhirs, howsvsr.
did net last long, nd the deFsesaion wsa
movement weee meds q i.any stoeks, thsre
was > tremendous pressure 70 se11, and
stocks were poured out without regard to
price.
Tho stock market at the close assumed :
steadier tone, and thero was IN advance
from the lowest point to y 70 2A.
The COsTrier 9es Eats UMjs viii contain
. letter from Victor Place tomorrow, deny
ing the charges Of fraud in the purchase Of
arms and supplies for the French govern
mont, - e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-28

Death of J. NJ. Mlason Msmentar1ly Ex-
pectea-E1gAt With Rsbesen Csnnsy
Oaelnws-9eceuA Day sf Memphis
Raoes- fer Barnansn
Circus-Escape ef Nefoa virglnia
Criminn3s-Indian Report at 1ora
slI-Tr1ian Oppesitien . fxtensieu q
Ra3lroaAs.
AIrxAnpsIA, Va, April N.-Hon. ]. n.
Masou. cx-confoderate minister to England,
3 not expected to live through the night
general nervous prosttation.
WuMmo10N. April ga fight took
plooe yesterday between the outlaws oi
RobescA copntIt end:a party of citisens Jun
DIR eognlnanA kthe ehari4 II which two ol
~ GhsFi9's poeoe yere tillql and ono -
y1o!y Weunse ~ s1ffhse nastiaolgaI
- q. -. u !