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New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
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~ n te:nnssy shon tesi accomplish hi. sssir, .st
tng mnk you that Cadet Barney such des
nng ls hnuetope bis houri word with such
an end Ia v,v ees ,d evidence ubbio1 unpuei, and rsc ron
k you h be en1 evidence which should be The truth the
"oe tun and nothing but the tfatb, help God p
sens impossible for have justice Gone the evidence Of
snh Utnese but viii leave that for the Court decide There
another question here which be answered BY finding
Cont hs hlan Cadet Smith bs SLOWED to complain 10 tie
OF cadets Wien be eondrs himself uns dealt with
When Tue ,out notice Of the charge
are a result OF complaint made will with
ne a. 70 The mT.rnec its finding will have answering that question
ns 70 nln VIII be can nothing bit II the Court con
up ha' have lied then sAa tTpsct Gndng and sentence
Accordance With sseh &C, ,oiou
ne as ~ ntefl to one another he whlte bes,
t zee s1 TO le Comnadaut Of Cadets III were gaiy
any Cadet bat sid before Of this charge
any this verdict hls lgsconseeneo
la Not GliJ" and tbs, the 6ndng s,k Of this Court
PROSECUTION
Tho JudgeAdyocAte then summed up the case nrefac-
ing lis with the statement that he would not
analyze the testimony nor crtcise the conduct OF tie
defense he would have considered 1t his duty TO DO
had the accused had other counsel than hinseh Uhe
Judge Adyocate) He alluded to tho strict rules ara
rigid discipline OF the Academy, and tho traditional re,
gard OF the corps candor and truthfuuess in al
statements, referring ia this connection to the
history OF the institution. He mace no aTgn-
melt against the accused but stated, In eH-
picit terms, tho conditions or the case,
latitude approaching positive impropriey, ia the exam
nation AMI cr0sseX; animation OF witnesses, IN when
the Court has beef pleased TO indulge him on account
Of his presumed ineIperience." He quoted the
Washington, that the West Point Academy should
be an Institution for the instruction OF military science
OF young gentlemen OF good moral character; ana con-
Cludcs follows From the fact that the appointments
to the Military academy are eagerly sought none put
young mon OF the best character should be allowed to
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
PERSONAL.

John p. Hale is slowly but steadily declining
ts health.
Miss Mary L. Booth Ia the author of 81
sOluuss. most Of them translatons.
The Sultan of Turkeys private life is de-
ssred 10 be combination Of that of Csudus and Com
nlOdus
A large number of the ballet dancers and
sous singers Of Paris have become vvsnderes for the
Gsdes Mobiles.
Gladstone is reported to be almost worn out
vith anxiety and oyerwork, and to be suffering from
heart disease.
Ten OF ~ men, who, before the war, were
among the weeltlest citizens Of Neworleans, are
taid TO be extremely poor.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, though 68 next May
bids fair TO be IN fun enjoyment Of physical and mental
le,Ith for 20 years TO come.
1t is very rare to find in Lisbon any one
Who has heard OF Camoens the greatest OF Portu
guese poets. Such Is fame.
In Galveston, Texas, an indignant father,
whose daughter had married against his WILL sent her
'or wedding present patent burial-case.
AS many as ~ French dukes, of the oldest
AID most distinguished lineage have killed
tOusy wounded during the present war.
Gambetta, it is said, believes he will be the
rst President Of the Republic Of France, and has
-0elAed That his voice will always DO for war.
A correspondent of an out-of-tOwn paper
states that new religious journal is to be started here,
S-cAefs' The story ia very doubtful.
Professional lecturers complain that prices
ans ans winter are much lower than they have been. Com
Seat used 70 allow $500 refuse TO give more
NsH WV ior d name OF astral magnitude.
Moohe paper speaks of the late George
., SeNi iOfA; George Law, though he has fallen
tlt o tne pubic eye Is st alive IJp 10 the present
Aino uoa'n' IKE necessity, knows no Law"
lneio - rather long array of ex-rulers
"''Ns ~ EUROPE Their Names including some who
aAd never than nominal tennre ~ their tbrone,
o as i0lo"s The time when they event out of bust
ss H also given: Prince Gustsvus yasa OF Sweden
:, ~, f Uount de Chambord(Au a. lS2O Duke Charles
80 nunsNI1k sept l6, 1850; Count de Paris Feb a.
.J Duke Robert Of Parma $3.50; Grand Duke Fcrdi.
s oi Iuseany QoG0 Duke Francis Of Modena QS0O);
5Iols ~ OF Naples Heb. 49, 16ell The widow OF King
Nteece (Oct 2 1862; Duke AdOphus Of Nassau
5DI lug george Of Hanover QsGG); The Elector OF
Ist ueC9i Princess Charlotte, ex Empress of Mexico
isS9 isspeus' Queen Of Spain aSe9l; Napolecs III
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tine Republican caucus of the Nevada Legs
ature we're unable 10 upon candidate for United
states Senator on account of the number elected on In
dependert" tickets Senator John N. Thayer's rctlec
tOn is not assured
The Grant Club of the With Assembly Dis
trict elected the following officers last evenings Pres
dent Henry A. Smith; VicoPresident, Daniel f. Crow
lev; Secretaries Charles W. Little aud James o. Emery
Treasurer L. Elliott, and Executive Committee OF H.
The XXth Assembly District German RepuD-
llcan Association has elected the following officers
President John Schneider; Vice President ferd Irahd
the Central Committee, George \ Lanprech', AhdtJs %
Willmapn Frank Charlotte ullialn MelIz, "pu 'V'u
Trlnkncr
ucan Association yesterday eiGGtsS INC
President Jacob schoenhof; VicePresdent, samuel
Rothschd Secretary. Loop Masius; Treasurer, Chris
tiaD HausInan Delegates 10 the Central Committee, J
scLoenhof g. Rotbschild, Max. A. Herman, Henry
KOcher. n. Kretshcimer
In the Massachusetts, Senate, yesterday, Mr
stearns of Hampden offered resolution thanking the
Hon Charles Sumner on behalf Of the Legislature, for
his course on the San Domingo question 1t was referred
the Committee ON Federal Isealohs. M IN .io @ &
resolution presented and referred to the same Com
mittee concerning the seizure or American nhuhB Nc9
sells in Canadian waters
The Republicans of the Twentieth Ward,
Brooklyu have formed the first Grant Club In Kings
County with the following olcers: President, Col j.
McIeer; Vice Presidents, Capt. f. O. Parkinson Ollyer
~ Olson Recording Secretary, capt. Char1eB warren
Corresponding Secretary, Joseph H. Bartlett treasurer
Major Charles Schurig; Executive ConlnltIee, T. -
Paykinson, g. W. smock, James Hare, Ed. McLeer 9. A.
Wrssmnn Finance Committee, Gen. 5. l.. W0odioid,
Col A. q. Rice, Capt. Samuel Giberson.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

81 -. srq not TO be required 10 enter clear. and
l.a or lcorsed vessels departing rom or arriving at
IN one collection district 70 or from port in an
coIccten district and touching at intermediate
morris are not to be liable to the payment of entry
S or tunuagc tax, II from or to for
- norris but such vessels TO hc required to enter
,,e,r Tho iii is chiefly applicable to the naviga-
aon Of the great lakes.
To House Nilitar, Committee agreed to-day 'o repo''
M a,,rne that tie title OF the United States to the
.a,oI 10 rerrect end that suoh Cemeteries
r., ,o-o,r remain the property of the Government.
tna x Dea,n's statuo Of Lincoln has been lorriS
"ar,sd by the Secretary of tho Interior, anu p''
80, az Tie Architect OF the CepH"' The uhcoutn
,caaoding that cCrcals Ii iror view will be removed in
sfew Srvs and the pu1c wi! Iva invited TO witness inc
;li,c of tho statue. Nss Ream wishes 10 reHisi"
rormaucnty in its present position In the rotunu' ""
:, Will PROBABLY be placed either ~ 'ae 0!S
or IN one Of the many '"V.H. hl.no.
with which tho CAPITOL aOornis' inc ~, .,o
OF tie grand stairway leading 10 'ao So. :. - ,'o
western side of tie House "lns' 80
most aypronriate location. ~ A.,
In connection with the question OF consohdauhs tno
IotarDal Revenue Districts, the PRESIDENT informed
Nber of Congress-, yesterday, that IL Wouo De sole
, ,cf,ro tho country districts would be eonsohda'eu'
ut that the merging Of city districts woue pesh very
soon. 81. ...,aou0o 20
.orov evening By tie Ohio Republican Association OF
washington.
Mr.. u NJ Williams, formerly Deputy Colloctoro OF New
York arrived here last night in the interest OF the sugar
,rorter who desire TO he relieved from the payment
NJ duty on shrinlace goods which have lain IN ware
house prcvCus to January l.
Tie morning session OF the Colored LABOR Convention
,os ,-eu at.cnged. and addressed by Bishop Loguen
CON O. O. Howard Mr. Redstone of California and Mrs
CaI o. Tappan. Resolutions relating to corporations
asking Cergress to pass act supplementary 10 the
Civil Eiclts law enforcing the eolored mans rights on
rrcals steamboats,. hotels, &c; recommending settle
,ea c., the public lands returning thanls to the Bos
con TicHour League and others who had aided their
cruse were passed The evening session was occupied
M The valcus delegations in speeches relating to tho
condition Of their several localities preparatory TO sd
In.rumnut.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
TIE APPORTIONMENT QUESTION,

, KEW ELL PREPARING BY THE CENSUS COM
.ITTEE - STATE REPRESENTATION UNDER
DIFFERENT BASES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House Com
,;tco on The Ccusus are preparing an Apporhonment
l fxirr the number Of members OF the House OF the
xId Congress at 275 The Committee claim that juris
dlcon over this subject properly belongs to them and
not TO the Judiciary Committee, whiehha the same mat
Ter under consideration. and will soon act upon bill
prevorcd by Judge Mcrcur which proposes TO Tx the total
OF $50 The following table, which has
been arranged for the Census Committee shows the po
lon of the several States according TO the figures OF
GEN Walker Superintendent Of the Census, the present
number Of members each has in the House, andthe num-
nrr each would have if the membership OF the House
should remain at the present number, 2 or shoud De
increased to $50 2 500 To understand this table 1t
must re borne in mind that under the present law the
number OF Representatives any State is entitled to is as
ccrtalned as follows: Tie total population ofthe United
ates is divided 10y the number Of members OF which the
House is to consist and this gives the basis OF represen
taon The population OF the State divided by this num-
Der gives the number Of Representatives such sae 70
elect Where there is a remainder exceeding onehaf OF
the dyisor an additional member is allowed.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
WISCONSIN.


THE MEsSAGE-CIYIL SERVICE REFORM
MADISON, Jan. 12.-Gov. Fairchllds message
delivered here to-day recommends the removal oi .no
Indians who infest the northwest part Oh no "o " eo
rosorvation ON National affairs the Governor says:
large portion OF the people have come to realize the
great and spreading evils which flow from our Civ
servic system there is general desire for radical
reform Such change is called for rs VIII remove 'o
patronage of the Government from the partisan contests
OF the people will permit subordinate appoih'ens
- 49, C,, sorvica only for demonstrated fitness and
make the tenure Of Office depend upon ski ana nuehy
I'm the service Of the Government, .ned aa,ned
than npon party Of individuals Fully assnreu
that the peope OF the State In accord WIN t1oso 80
sentiments recommended you TO send meihoria. III M
asking for the enactment OF such laws as WI"
effect the desired change. a., .. .os, ,so And
The receipts the last fscal year were cru @
.h s9oG 329 The current expenses Vi VIZ
STATE we're ss6SsO The balance OF the
was for extraordinary expenses. Ihe eIaVo ihuop'ou
moss remains unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
TIE NEW DOMINION.

PROPOSED CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DATIONs OF THE TORONTO BOARD OF TRADE
ALL LEGISLATION INIMICAL TO AMERICAN
SHIPPERS STRONGLY DEPRECATED.
ToRoNTo, Jan. 12.-In reply to queries put
by the newy-apponed Canal Commissioners, the Haml-
ton Board OF Trade made tine following suggestions:
That the depth Of water be increased TO ~ feet that
the locks should be enlarged as TO permit vessels 10
pass Of from 230 to $50 feet IN length ana rom 80 10 40
feet BEAM with draft OF water Of u feet and carrying
10 the capacity of 10000 bushels Of wheat BY this en-
argement a reduction the rates OF fregnt between
Chicago and Kin gston and O5weSo of about l2t per cent
cOud be effected. The improvement OF the canals should
hr0 at Montreal with the Iachne Canal, and piOcctd
y,cstwari with a view of drawing tlfe traffic of the
Great West by the ST. Lawrence route canal on the
Canada side Of Lake Sdut st. Marie is strongly recon-
mended The impOlicy o. allowing tho trade on the
north shore Lale Superior To be dependent on the use
of the United States canals II strongly dwet upon.
The report copcldo py saying mat the peopI: sc
Dcl1ilVA ohe ~ tLeiaaves, the guarantee OF ,1o
heritage that tine American people on the shores
OF the great lakes have every facility given them freely
ta gse the WellaAd. Lawrence, aud Laehno Canais
assist in developing the produce traffic that annually
rolls it's inc rased and increasing volume from the west
to the Atlaic No unwse legislation should IN imita
ton of tho crude fiscal policy 0 our neighbors be per-
mied 10 check the growth Of commerc. that is destined
10 eclipse magnitude and grandeur AL the realIaOna
Of hp ll
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
POLITICAL.
OHIO.

sCIIENCK-A LIQUOR LAw--sALARIps
COLUMBUS, Jan. 12.-The resolution offered in
the onse asking the Governor whether he had received
notification of the resignation OF tho Hon r.. T.
behenck has been laid over one day. bill was intro
duced In the House, making the seller OF Intoxicating
liquors responsible for the damage done by intoxicated
persons to whom liquor wss sold, and releasing tho
owner OF me ntenises which the liquor sold tfom
respo,,nity; also, bill increasing the salary Of tho
Governor 70 $500; those of the s"" ma Court Jr"-
.r.chio wv 10
AV" each; 'p"' Vi Secretary of State to 5000 and
that OF the Attorney General to s6OO This bill reduces
the salaries Of clerks in tho varous oes so that
ts provisions the total to paid to the State
officers and cleras VIII be 5000 less than paid Of
Present.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
HAPS AND MIsHAP5.

fire last evening in Peter Breemss store, No. 259
Bleecers st. destroyed goods weT,h sl0l No insurance
Burglars yesterday broke ,intO the apartment of
Maddox professional dancer al No. S BleeeAsf and stole
go worth Of ely.
Charles Moore, age 35, n peddler, Of No 2S5 Green
wchsl died suehy yesterday Of disease whs standing o. shs
torn Of Vesey aud GreeawiehstA
Augustus H. Sidell age so, q well-known lawyer
fell Yesterday eveaing from second story window Of ms Once M
JOS fa!onsL, Brooklyn and fractured his skull daasoa'Y
Mary Jane Cappers, age 35 Of No 42l East
Reyest attempted suicide last evening by swallowing large toe
Of usnun she pomp, attended BY hyAelan sad ~ PROB
ably
In the Corones investigation into the cause OF tho
boiler explosion Miller Co.'S f,undeU In Boot = u w
hs rendered rsn ~ nclsss oereI Daniel AaAe sa1 hisS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
LOUISIANA.

THE NEW sEEAToR-GEN' Jo9Efh H
Gen. Joseph X. West, the senator elec.ca py
,,s,ana To,s,ature for the term OF six years from
~ 40, % march next 10 succeed the Hon. John b. hsrr'
is native OF Louisiana and well known as an earnest
and able Republican At the breaking out OF the war no
rasded In California and organized the st ao,n M
fantry In the City or son w fbe rank Of
pee 1897 and sIter axe asauIs ss
in the feld he was honorably eS served Tor GONE
time as Deputy United states M Mariana Of Pros
,t a. - Grant secrctary Bout well apponteC MN hun & IL
~ tle custom House at HcwOrleans, Thi1n p|uove
~ hovor with the other munc'pil 1cals oI 80 10
ia,s - hen Gen West was selected Dy Gov M'iilot
@ t5e no.ition OF AdnInisLrat0r OF fuDAc iHIpio'0
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
FLSK'S LOVE And FISK'S RIVAL.
WHY STOKES WAS ARREsTED-uIs STATEMENT
OF TIE CASE.

WHY STOKES WAS ARRESTED-HIS STATEMENT
OF TIE CASE.
Mr.. Stokes, who was arrested some days ago
alleged embezzler. and who has since been pro-
claimed rival Of Fisk, jr in the affection Of one Mrs
Lawor makes through his counsel tho following state
ment:
lie claims that tho present litigation grows solely from
the jealousy entertained Of him by James FISK Jr In
regard TO tho presumed preference expressed Tor MS
StOkr' society hy Mrs. Mansfield LaWlCr, former act
Tess, and wife of Frank Lawlor, the actor. go
Mr.. Stokes claims 10 have been friendly terms with
ancc; and that is secret that although Mr. FISK Is
pa,sonatey attached 10 the ody in question: and has
means rccipr0cated his attachment; but has abandoned
h!l protection repeatedly; and finally, although
Fisk has with tears in his eyes er aidayin bes0reht
o i btiaG 10 @ 1s rs Ia " has reared lin. but ari
ues all her fantasies to the Interference Of Mr. Stokes
Tie naucicr fret avenged himself on his rival by can
over s5aC0J a wear, With the Erie
Railroad HSlt Tnen Ani%e' that, stokes was
tween tho two at Dclm0ncOs, which was adjourned TO
the residence OF Mrs. Lawler and which dd not term-
nate I'LL y the next morning. ana even thel III manner
unsatisfactory TO Fisk.
Finding Stokes troublesome and Iowler obstinate,
Fisk proceeded 10 "eNfeyenSe' hmseh by endeaSG Grlhg
Island owned Jointly by Fisk, Sokes hsrdy ana BytIs
when Stokes offered to buy the concern out for 900
Fisk gave Mr. sloScs order Of transfer on Mr. B e.s
the latter rcPudated FiaS order At last neting on the
motto SauUe que pe, Mr H0kes followed the precedent
set him by MI. ByeTs aud collected Wh4t money no
could OF tie firms debt protect himself, for which
course the charge Of embcZZlem"nt and forgery was
brought against him stokes claim5 tlat since MS re-
COMPROMISE the suit and to purchase his interest IN tho
oil bonds, and a.so to pay him s2co year rental .or
the ground on which It stands 1AIs oier mas Geon de,
eined Mr. stokes also denies being ut Amelia Grafton
On the nighl of his arrest.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE TROUBLES IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES
TIE ANTI-AMNESTY RESOLUTIONS TABLED.

THE TROUBLES IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES
THE ANTI-AMNESTY RESOLUTIONS TABLED.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 12.-Much excitement pre-
walls among th6 members of the Legislature at Columbia
owing to the disturbed condition OF affairs in the
upper counties of the State The ultra Radicals under
the lead OF Elliott the coored member elect OF the XLId
Congress- charge the whole responsibility Of the troubles
upon the inefciency Of Gov. Scots administration, in
not organizing coored militia and declaring martial
law. There is talk Of mpeaching the Governor
The Conservatives and the LeutenanGoyernor support
the policy Of Gov Scott which Is understood to be to
send only United States troops to the disturbed counties
if military force is required at all The people of those
counties have held large public meetings in the interests
of law and order.
The State Senate has tabled the anttAmnesty resiu-
tons adopted by the House.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

Westminster Hotel Antonio Flores, Minister
from Ecnador TO the United States. ==== Clarendon
Hotel-GeOrge w. Miller, superintendent OF tho State
Insurance Department. ===-7 Astor HOusc-John G..
SAKE, Albany, ana james +. 8abcock OF New-Havcn.
- New-YOrk Hotel-A. NJ. VIII, Italian Yce-CoIsu
ct Philadelphia. Hoffman Youse-Col A. X. Nc
Clure OF Phiadelphia and the EoS, William Patton Of
NeW-Uaycn. === n. James Hotel-Claronce King,
Chief OF tho U. s. Geological Survey. and exGov Price,
New,Jersey - st. Nicholas H0tol-Gen. l.. +. Webb
Wisconsin, ard the Hon. NJ y. SangfOfd OF Montana.
Fifth Avenue HOtel-The Hon. Oakes Ames NJ. g.,
OF Massachusetts, Gen. W. Merritt, U. s. a.; Nathaniel
Paige Washington: u. X. Mccarthy OF Syracuse, ID. T.
Vail Of Troy, o. 8. Bushnell OF New-Hayen, Col Henry
Wells Aurora NJ Y, and Mrs. Senator COnkling Utica,
n Y|Crand Central Hotel-Geu. Marcy and Col. B.
Il. Eeeer, IT, s. A.-=-COleman House-Ex-C1Dgress-
man T.. N. Hubbell of Coxsackie, n Y==-bt. Denis
untol-The Hon. q. @. Munger OF KOchester
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The higher portion of Boston, including llIIs
Highlands 10 he depnvei "''' HP"''
s.S a., osin4 the low Of ihs Cochiiuao Lake
The suits of the Northern and Concord N. ~
p.o.l. have settled by mutual sgreeU pt % %no' ~ p @
for bis agent aad TIE OoA'' ' paw
,mr,i,tsl5 into the hand, Of the Diectors
In the District Court Of Philadelphla, IN the
pain AIT Bsksns executors and others an loh iI
, Nv ,he p.nd adraugAt.man a. BAisE' "c9Aou,e S
Of saT.h s!egud 10 haIo heu S.
e h G the jury Jesonay rendered Veflic' Of rOo
for he psnuA -, .;r,.,
I'm the matter of an assossment made agaliis. aga y
Yang Of the Church u te Lal'st D SIs
~ y, Conm Pless0nun that toe I,l's '.'v y" I
Ih,rI noin m molber, we're voluntary 'onI ',
but tho anaasl E OF ,.l 'a
a., INV porto Of saci contributions u, - - i
~. i.conc AID subject o tar l' n'0' 's'V p',ui
I-a 80, ,a n.l, uss ssne eul tsse ptAsPSA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS..

BuygALo. Jso. 1Pioa steady and cast wheas irn M
vGukee Club 81 % Willie Michf-p ~ 80
ear los New q 6Sc o,s du and ronni st s5aS. nsr,
he'll a. S0 Barley active AMI strong; s 1900 6nlh csa.da
private s5c VI qaoe qub, for Csnads AMI
Seeds neglected.; Mefum Clover heh % Tohy
e6 %. Other articles tnll and uncbspged
sr LoUIs jan lsoton frn At ~. fosr firm for 0v grade
superfne Writer 81 2Sa - 50; Double Bt Wnts ~ c1
rs O5 Wheat arn; No. Red Winter si 80sl 49, Corn
Dat, 6ner Brsy quiet and unchanged Re Tobacco SIR Hemp,
nothing Hghwnes see Bsggng IS Provissns
srtve Pork, Ss 0i Bulk Shoulders. 7igc Clear b,aloe
Clear sides fO1dlOc Bacon-Slouisrs Rib
sides. Ilc i0c Lard trm lf for Phn Hsx,
quiet 90 % 4o Cattle unchanged Reeps-26o bba Foar
II COO bash Wheat. 5000 Hogs
DErRor wbes. scvei Erin, sl 81 Anbss
8 n. Hogs 81 l2h
NsvOFlxss I2Flourls go bb soil ysa,r, for Crest
Britain sursrdne IS 55 Double Extra fC s6 25
lower; Fair Cid7ic.; Prime, 9d .c While ll!dl holsses
Choice scarce other grades dn: Common, Sfac Pnne 3d
Choice 5gd6c articles unchanged Bicsngebser1g lb1i
Gold ll0; Eew-York sight Exchange. discount
Jan iGOod dem for Cotton snt market ss1ff
lte for Mdngsj sales 1O0 bales recsipts 80 ba~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
5petial Notiees

Ninth Assembly District Grant ClgbA meeting 0d -
h,I AZ Beoter Bung THIS EVENING At u Vcock All R-pabh
cans 4, favor OF tie s,rsloa OF President Grant are nFt
enroll Jams - -''''i ~-'"1-'-~
sAsgE5 H,t, Il LAKE }s.cstare.
Pifb ASSEMBLE, District linton Rep iblicrn Associe-
-oaihl meeting o This Afocsnon s ~ n-A
w, II N,su) a--..s NM c. HANNA. Prextsn4
AT me eting OF the friends II u. - Grant Prs.dsst
A. al st,,e- held Al the corner and Hghts,.
on The eve q ThurssJ Jspuay H. lS1l motion o. Cas
spneer Pbp Jonsu called 70 she chair and John j. Ws ~
ponf-d Secretary motion Of JOp A. Aes n was h9e1
this meeting resolve itssl Tl Ess III AsS ~
GRANT CAMPAIGN CLUB having for is purpose The i'oe sJ e
denomination and reelection the Pdne, the hopsstsnh ss
t;rsrt. noIsly csuel Ihe eA
owirg vrpsen officers ths oub tnstles s$
p.'s,t. PbIp Jniap s Presdcn. VIM B1uien "a 'hS
President Jahn White Edward y. D-niko secrets h9eo an.
strong Treasurer Delegates hs Cenua Commits Noass
William Ofton, jean H. iees Flhp yyAA
Wm NJ Arrisoa william hoooe Sama barclay fhSs' A0SeS~
n.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
prpsONALTTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Board of United States Inspectors Of
s,o Yess met Wellington YESTERDAY sud elected The following
nSi os,: Bemas Of Bahao President and william Rogers
of SewOriezns seeTeiSy. 10
The Senate in Executive session, yesterday,
,he following nom Alexander COnnor Of n4isns
h. Goy,or Iho Herman Benie q New York TO be suSenn
,o,dent ,f Indian the Territory Of Ariz0na
The following nominations were made by the
i.,, s.ss 4. Strickland OF Ne5ska Governor
i,h Tsno Joshua Amtig Indian Agot for ihe bsr au
tbs; Wm o. Godoe, Pension Agent al LtnSh'
keltsoby. -
Recent changes have occurred in the manage
-, a. m Eueaing CsroHk Tho resgna1Os OF "
w. NIon Preden, Of ths cenRany rheh was salsf,a &
ponA NOM ia bis William Pean NIons rrrn,ton as has
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