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New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
PERSONAL

Hcnry Hawthorne, claiming to be cousin
Of Mcdaniel Hawthorne, Tire novelist, recently
drowned near Sacramento, Cal
Harriet HoSmeT, the sculptor, is said to be
the most industrious OF ali the American artists ih lty
She seldom leaves Rome or hcr studio, even IN Sahcf
4 Paris correspondent declares that Emile
de Crardu has rendered penucss by the war; and
that he seriously talks Of going into journalism in New
Orleans, where he has many friends
Last week, Mrs. Eliza Thurston, age 60, died
suddenly OF disease Of the heart at Athens Tenn while
piginl her experience 10 Methodist revival Her DO
cease IS ascribed 10 undue excitement.
Pierre Ernon, one of the wealthiest mer-
chants o! Malta is stated 70 nave been banker in BIO
bile Ala many years ago. Having failed there he went
abroad ia pursuit Of a new fortune he Is py D4Ith
Louisiana creole.
A letter-wrter says that WIN. d. Oman, a
nephew OF Albert sydney johnson, the Rebel General
slain at Shiloh, is prosperous merchant in Avs
traa, having gone there moro than ~ years ago dS
runaway sailor-boy from Ne"-Ciie~hS
Another MaTclioncss de Brinyiliers he's been
discovered in Pisa Italy, ia the person OF Ppona Cet
woman OF 80, who Las poisoned her father. her hus
hand two children and Ter husbands mistress al In the
last six ye.r She had been condemned Tor tho hurdcT
oil her husband, and confessed the Othcr cfiiAes'
A few years ago, Mrs Harriet Beocher Stowe
bull an elegant house in Hart ord which has since been
the home Of herself and family; 3ut now they are eay
ing IT, probably TO return. The Winter In New
England too cold while the summer Is too hot for Mrs
Stoves health; hence she VIII spend me one ia igIiS'
and the other Ia some cool seaside retreat al 'Do "i"
The Rev. w. r. Alger, whose preaching in the
Boston Music Hall has for timc past attracted the
largest audience that gathers where IN that city for
pnbc worship ia about TO 60 10 Europe, whence he viii
not return till after the usual Summer vacation His
MACE will 10 fed successfully, by Mr.. j. T. Mhppe,
be Roy John Weiss the Rev J.. l.. Hale Mr.. ID. A. Was
Row Dr. hedge, the Rev. Dr. Clarke the Rev hoDcit
Laird Collyer, Dr. Bushnell, ana tho Rev Samuel Johi
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

BtKFrA. ,'@i " T. on N'al,y March @ % a7l on bis "v
Tb - VEL Ike place rom lle rs 'cnoe ls n0lor Mrs a.k
C,4 re- No. il trnAh-ays, BIO Motneslt 1ih ilst
BROWEE At j. or Morl4y inst Thomas l.
III re.es end lls or nUily inyitei 20 9isnd bis
"a l the r-iicree ibis ou-uT, irc = Na.tinH New
vii be taken t. Greenwood ior ia.elmeuL
CODDINGTO MONDAY March % Perha Lolse daughter ofA
+. T. and Margaret CoiInStoa, .;ei , year.
TIE f1esI, II lmy are respectfully nv attend ho funeral
nmue residence cfbr parla, az West IWny'ihirsL' On
y elm slay at ruOon, at O'clock.
DALT-On ay March & odphhere b Herbert infant sos
TIE fl,'ges AMI ea II r. ism se e5ecy Invited
dence Of his par,n.s, n West P,l.. -s,eon.st
SUNDAY Msi o. susan A., wife joe h p Dsbrov
ni q @ fa gre r,'Sl.' :; T.. Pysi 70 1isDa q: >:
Wednesday, 10Th inst. a. O'Clock.
DUsESBERRY-A Tuckoe uesay March 2a Charles Duses
ber- be 7Jh Of lls sgG
No.,e Of funeral hereafter.
NccLgLANOn On Tueslav March a. l Fanny v Can EiiOv
oILtIIqm W. " Clel.1 b. ID 'll rear ri lar 3.e.
Ter iaH fr ber atc residence Pelham County.
Thur-ag. JOth inst, at / T.. m.
MOOEI tbs city. on Tuesday morning March 2S Jared L. h re
Re,Us aqd friends Of the family no attend ' ,sA
day the 3th inst, at o'clock, without further notice
RrTERSueuly Ycnker tie evening" Of Moy 27h inst.
Gerrae younycf daughter @, JOHN 7. arl May A. Ruer
The Of he fm ny eI 10 attend her funeral
Palrs Church IonkeS. at y oeoc on hn f morning,
IS train from k~- 'eoEa train, -:O
wHEELER-n Dover H. March q Jo.aoy youngest Child Of Dr.
wHBELER-A Tarytowp, March IS MS Sarah H. Wheeler aged q
Years . ,hoMy p cbh r,,,,ov, q, w,,e.B., March
% At O'clock Cars lraye IMrueL4, L. L. l. 49, a. and
lo:iO a. Ia. Carriages IN waiting at lie depot
wYMANIn Brookn Moaiy 27h INST. At ths residence ofh
er L4sler b. r second 'on Of L. l. lyman A tie -oI yeas
lso og'. ,,,,-< -, t..i..t 20 .,,.,a
Thursday, Goth inst, at OcOe H. from i9' Jose
nOast., nltlOnt further notice
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
NEW-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.
ANOTHER ERIE yICroRY-TIIE CAVEN DOCK
COMPANY.

ANOTHER ERIE yICroRY-THE CAVEN DOCK
COMPANY.
TRTSrOy. March 2s.-Erie won another vic
tory TO-DAY following up the tactics predicted in THE
,iprYp some weeks ago. rushing everything through
,rd tbe cIose OF the session. The bill Of to-day Is
,o1,p os the "Classhcaton Act" and makes enormous
iorose. IN the freight charges OF Erie After strong
o,,ncnt against the corruptiOniss by Senator VIII
Ii Mr. IrInkerhon moved to strike out tho section
,vidno the rates and substituting therefor charge
- sc cents per mile per pounds OF heavy or bulky
y,ssensor, Beach BEETLE Bird BrnEerhoV IoPkn. Nv W.
i Helen Rlsal Inck. JAuri HiToni ~ D. layo' why M
'ESI-'or ,u,. then moved to postpone the further
cotaijerntion Of the bill. Lost, 10 II So o., ~ -
YFAs-scnaios Bra'h ti, bf4.',-, S, as.,d, Btl5 Br
p o.a, lrcS JaIrarI Nixon. " d. Taylor "ile'' AB'ESI-
Core. ..t...5 ., d, third reading Bv its
-, tc iusuess men OF Paterson are su Jttlcu 10
m trreaEe of fri ht rates Of S3yii er dhuh o ti tuo
ratss prrscibed 10y the charter, ana those nsEes ai0
us ID not upon any statement OF duti i-Alo
- -. irirss of Col. 4. T. BerthOnd, an dtlacntc OF
s I,r Road who has been In Irehoh uuths 'ho LealS
latiyo session " watching tlg'. ,r,o,, mo ,to-s N,
o. ssi-|ths s Bin To Incorporate the Caycn Dock Com
,,,I,y-o.cupled LAo entire afternoon. Al ssts JOY,
Aias IL. W. Wilson. ana fatl.rson t ~ m ta f
most inOus bill ever presented 10 L"slAtuio D'
t tnVI action Mr. Niles stated that he opposed IT,
among olher reasons. BECAUSE II %ond sq'1sy ciPPo
i ',n,rIrrce of New-lOrk, and thereby mat or the
whole world IL was uhAly O'"eio" W ''''' ''''"A
Ii provides as follows .t , -. i,.,,-,.,, -, h,,
~ ~ th. company have auton g. eunirn .ai h1 lands
ug ant sanSe' 70 ,ss 40 S' Pan In ss Csp,isb, PSt
t sos Jerse Hgou Coln' ahl Tue n-n~ 11' 10 .ai
ueleo se eoalan. |" s. seo.9S siors,oa., ,,
bou-. sni ol4o bgildss. hs sAaIss 70 etIsAl 70 ne
aoss u,Igsbls s.soH. build aud aAsfa~ uaE'ad'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
wEsTCHEsTER TOWN ELECTIONS.

Tie town elections in Westchester County
Yesterday FAR as heard from, passed very quietly
Owing to late hour at which the canvass OF the votes
was completed but few satisfactory returns were
received dIn the town Of Morssana, WIN. Caldwell DEM
yvas reporcd tO elected by large majority In tho
town OF Pelham BENJAMIN +. Hegoman, Dem, said to
have been reelected. In New Rochelle, George W Da-
yifs Dep and present Supervisor. reelected with
ont Opposition In MamarOneck Jas. j. Burnett, Dcm
was elected. In the town OF Rye the contest be tween
lcan was reported to be very close. The former was
believed 10 have q small majority The DEMOCRATS Of
Scarsdale reelected Francis SuCOr In the town OF hie
Plains, Edmund o. sutherland Dem, was elected. Inc
Republicans OF North Salem reelected e. NJ Close. IN
town SOnors, the contest very close between
Wm Marshall, Dem, and WIN. Teed Republican,, Dut
IL believed to have resulted III the chCce OF MaTshal
VIM H. Robertson Republican, is reported 10 DC electtu
In le town OF Bedford. VIM. III. Anderson, Republican,
Editor OF Tie PCcLSH AdrertiSe Il reported Ieelccted
Ill lie town OK COurtlandt. Ia the town Of l0ftoMn
Eias q. Horton, DEM. is believed to he reelected Ic
Old Board OF Supervisors composed OF Democrats
and IL Republicans The new Board 1t is believed, VIII
stand 10 Democrats to Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
6petial Noiites
Danger Ahead.

single hndle lame that viii consume ey and '1h
meus NAV end fatal disorders Bearing this faet IN mind
tie debility prosrtuon be met promptly
wi ingoratrg Foremost among the vegetable tones OF
the age stands HoSTETTERs STOMACH BrTERS and WaeneTes
the vital powers angua there reason to suspect has
the , function, esseata 10 publication Of he
boiy are mpcrf city performed M invaluable nUronn and anphs
should at resorc Indigestion anas pronces weakness e
the bodily powers Sometimes happens that The appel nAnd aos
food than the stomach digest though pefs than TO
od to keep up full strength Of tie frame Tue under such
circumstances 10 tie digestive capacity Of asSnsbbf
orn so make equal to be duty imposed upoD the appetite
ard supplying the bnJ D1ral OF The syst as last tst
required object sy accomplished BY the uset the Btter>
They ton. gently stimulate the cear membrane seces s
O., tc mice result is that tie solvent mingled S the food n
sufficient quantity all its noushng particles into pare .na
wholesome element the other hand there dsnc, Of sPpe-
te without any pondn deficiency Of digestive PoNr The eject o.
the tonic is 10 simue food 10 nineteen ascs ont OF twenty
Headache Nausea PanngGts spSms aid iHded noA
Of the pains which humanity suee proceed pm
nar from ind gesOa Heated with bouness and or both Ns
complaints HOsTETTBRS STOMACH BITTERS recommended
speedy and certain remedy
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT AT TIE srADP
IHEATEK.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT AT TIE sIADf
IHEATER.
Tomorrow evening WagDer's grand opera OF
"Iohengrin Is TO be performed az the stadt Tbeaer
for the first time in America. Those who are curious III
musical matters, as well the deyotees Of Wagners
school will doubtless take considerable interest III inns
iuportant production "LOhengrin' was composed just
after the "Tannhaser" and Is said to illustrate, even
more completely than that comparatively wcn-kho"n
work the development Of the authors peculiar theories
was about 10 De played Dresden in lSi9, when the
revolution lin which Wagner took an active parD closed
the theater aud drove the composer into exile Inc
onera was consequently first placed the stage In swift
erland We believe about 1852 1t is hardly necessary TO
say that has never been popular anywhere but 1t has
ia admirers and almost all cOnnoisseurs VIII want 10
hear it at least once
FIFTH-AYENUE THEATER-JEZEBEL
Mr.. Boucicaults play of "Jezebel,' y so long an
nounced was produced last evening at the Fth Avenue
Tbcater before large audience. IL has been brought
ont m the most careful manner, and was received with
much opplause The crowd on our columns this morn
ino renders il necessary defer more extended notice
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. .......

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ARRIVED.
Steamship Chsupion lockwood March 25 with pdse
am pass. g IT, Z Morgan Co
steamship Montgomery Frcloth, Savannah Gays with ntse AMI
N to Robt. Iogden.
Steamship B Murray Liverpool Wis Queenstown uareh
L. md and TO II. Spas Has bad strong ue1eil Nn
hcvy head almost the entire passage; March p from II h
Las. IS a. ol ~ a, passed great number o. eee s
o. In. - a. passed. sed steamship bound cast AH v
brings 81 pass. -. n and
Steamship City Of LmecL (Br Philips Liverpool March y G
QecnsiOan ljtn. via Halifax 18th, VIII and OV i~
Dale Experienced westerly winds the entire passag i Mise AZ
steamship sal Salvador, heAtTson. Savannah daf| W.
pas to W. r. Garrison. -, la, "a Y g.
ship Daniel Wooster Brown. BoussaI Feb ~ "iA H'' "
Morgaus is anchored the Bs. Il v,sr,so Jan.
Slip Seminole Holmes Francisco Oct H.
With ndse. Sutton Co. vessel 10 LaNel In u n
Cape 20 ami csid equator Ma' - r, uorts
tad we4lHr ? Msful %
Bark Auuie Richmond tof Liverpool, sharp C So southern
with railroad irou u order Ycsscl 10 Geo r. D-'-''
passage and bad lae weather ~ e dan. with lse 20 Jse'
Bark Gptanuna tliall Cshfano Cete . lre weather
Roln.on Co Game the Sontbc pis''t - ~ iont Chan
Bak lutia lItal OaIorp, CaehA ~ H. hsl Inc weather
the cllre Dec 10, with mise - ouef'
n-lA ~ H. anchored sa te bar -, - ,t, B,rhaioea
'' 70 " - Btkt p.al'ftA - 80
DAtA va cue Vol to n 1oNtfdsc l. hr,,
I'Hs VIII ~. t,- ar Nes-Nork IN ',i l,. pa.s.s
re re se. A1o & i,aIG.t Pot March y ~ d''S'' A
j. cas- t,, roblssea Newport Bog . NJ iS ~ s. ses
lon % 70 70 az a. 80. brs Tsos Tarl lai N7s
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

IMPEACHMENT OF A JUDGE.

INPEACINENI OF JIDGE.
RALEIGH, March 2S.-Tho House Of Rcpresen-
tatiyes yesterday, adopted articles of impeachment
against Edmond " jones' Judge Of the Second Judicial
District The articles offered by Mr. sparrow Ar
tce reCtc charches of drunk ana disSfacclul
conduct ia Raleigh; article two O'p5es IN Colds
bore article three, same o.uscs IN 1arDOrO; article
fpnr same 0ifenses i'm town OF williamson Martin Conn
ty where he went 10 hold Court; article five charges
0 rsrs committed ia WILLIAMSON similar to those n ar
tice four bur differing IN enin rrtcilars Inc aIil-
dies are generally supported, irrespective OF party.
samuel r. Philips the CraIman oi tue Board OF Mana
ora and otcr presented tie article, 10 the Senate last
evennr They were received, and Friday next at IL a..
H. was upon the d1y and h" for ne commence
Inent of the si,lug " the Court OF llnIcdChmcht.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

O. ngh..,br Guthrie Wight, Charleston lays. 20 q g ns|
.pse;s Ss sIs' s' johnson H'''n' II day" WITH ''s"
Bds s. s.stn Co C.sins IIe, Brown wds 80
hgh snd ho t Harvey BsrEcs, sess 70 ihe h"'sD'" ">
scbI Beels Presas baltimore dys With H,mturg Steam
ship Co.; vessel 70 Van Bruri ( slsght 4
w seh, y.Por Brennan BALTIMORE With aa for Hs'oken vessel
sc, sslr Ps@k1 Bel, Brewster Baltimore coal for Je"', cus
sslI sceI. ts. v BIT Wig Baibour ROclport, Me-
ssf sa Ss EsS ias a E n19scsa asI f. q. f fs,S
@ @seSi sisG.rrs ,1. q ys,gh9a & PoH Jest son.
scIr % s.lae mti' 'ti P.l%SS r1S3 S.SoSs Sl.aD'-
scar John soc,bsm pnce Boston. for PAi.aeiShl.
s sshr soT,i il Aeot EeSIyer. Hr;.l s,
ST. ST. heas hs@a e. bs.isr bPPSsfRs,a PGsyRss..
s sest 3 & Nah Ss,h. Prca enc.
sesr Henry 4. T'lcr BOrain NeTBsdara
tohr Mn1aS S' an1 sn5t'S New HsllsS'f ia1 for vru.
ses5 sesI liz, F,5a, Ey-n'' 3 Nyh,n Providence.
sGhi E@ Gcose s.a o. Anthony. Bro.dO., 10 da-, va
@o-I,' nos % e T. p p Dssh' vessel to ss'er nss been d
TO % a., por'9 PLY, Montgomery TrurO Is days with md and
, Sch, ~ 6Gl9 o,aads-y d,, og-ood coffee
WISD-ssnses hsnyy, n. W. clear
- -, . DOMESTIC PORTS
S''fa ZA'e s'eam'hp George Appod, Baltimore,
sAv4SNAa March zAuive bark HernosA v.,rasn, FROM u.
Bo.iol on j. H. 5c.Dey ton DaGor. Clear D s.lnsp
chen rcss Tor YeT.Yori Sa11s il s1of rlS ~ tbsi.
1oTeF Tor PhalsAai ships Iho Durham Trea.
LyeyrooL
s g.. March 2sArvcd Steamship. A,ph.p fro.
Quentin. from New Yok.
Pephs sclr b. ~ iIsssins snd Allied bosom M
Rover. NowYOrk Mile Doe from Rock
from PLad, pha Saila. eansA Charleston. for he~Yor
say PE,Scrsco March 2ssed British shP Conilsra, ~ia
wb 20, for Quecnst0En.
FoRrREss NoNaos March 23-Passei for DaumoBak
from Rio shin Albert Breea. lr1 GsnosDA
bgs Mnne Miller for Csrena ord Harriet for nS
Ssd msAp Nova Sooan ircil roto's Tor Baamoe
BosrOS N1rh 2Adye barss A. Hougtu, from SlaTrs L~onA
s1d Alrl. from Liverpool; brig Novelty from hstanna .
PIfAVD Ne March 2O. amsBip Abs.i,n ton LFerpS~
Marc1 i5. afd rel at o p m. to-day.
BELOW.
Charles To,te Swedl Pe, Messns 50 days With fruit =
Bk Math Gal C,ero Castel % days with nut 70 Ordeh
Bod b. p.oboat Abnhlm Le,.en No. &
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrgzNsTowS M47rh 28Ihe Ium.n s.amp CITY of BrnssfiA
Csp Kury NcV-Yor March 8 touched lbs port the morn
ins ID proceeded Os Liverpool
DISASTER.
Th bari Gaze'e from Dmau, rp)ts that on Feh ~ IN at -
lon - during heavy lost oTeSoarI Capt BoGnr ne He"
ali onr
III, sbr A. Ler Joseph Liter master from Prodence ff
pha FcnWck Island Leses, DEL 90
tie 1T o. tLs ID mt
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

connect sh other ro. Be
70 establish es between NevYork and BROOKLYN M
N'nchsi 10 borrow the COmpshys bors and
Pm ei9.iJ extraordinary powers For tho privileges named ia the
@ 1L w Con p,ny so the state 60tO0 insslmenis
pefgl he frrt on Jan 1874 sDd the ret income shall
per the cost ' " y" ' y
Mr. Fielder OF Hudson County champions the bin.
IIe Governors veto OF the Greenyille commission
was sustained 81 to 1913 Republicans voting
Tae prospects are now decidedly against the passage
of the jersey City charter over the Governors veto.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
VIRGINIA.
THE FI-yDTNG ELL PASSED BY THE HOUSE

THE FUNDING ELL Passed ID lhE iOboh'
RICHMOND, Va, March 2s.-The House to-
night passed tho Funding bill as it came from the Senate
by 7sto42. II provides for funding two-thrds Of all
bonds stocks and certificates with the interest accrued
and accrung July 1871, except the five per cent
dollar bonds and the sterling bonds For stwothrds
cannon registered bonds TO be issued payable in "a
wears with interest payable semi annually Cerlncacs
1f iebtedness are be issued for the other third
payable when settlement shau nave Deeh ihauo WIN
The Houre Committee on Bribery and Corruption, ap-
nonted during the railroad in the Legislature. to-
dav resolved TO recommend the expulsion or Mc,srs
T,yermann and Andrews, two coored members OF the
House.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
WEATHER REPOET
wA,HlSGroS. d. C.. March 2s-7:9o p. IN

WAsHNG1ON, y. Q, Natrh l5--I.IU p III
Synopsis J0r the past ureHfBfOHr hours. -
THE l1G barometer over Massachusetts, Mon
d evening las passed to the North Last De(obu orr
c0ts The area of high pressure MOhdhy htnt III leh-
soe tIn,y cover Ohio and Lake Michigan inc pres
ure appcars 10 have decidedly fallen, Win large IN
rt.sr OF tempcr iu the extreme Nor'h-Wo7t Inc
irneier II stationary ia the Rocky Mountains and on
me p3rihc Coast Clear weather, with Occhhoha cioud-
ss ina. prevailed to-day east Of the Rocky aouhlilIs
,d tnrth OF Tho liuf States. On The immediate but
Cnf fhe barometer has fallen slightly, win threatening
weather Jim
Fresh southeast aud northeast winds, WIN ihllne
barometer, probable Tor wednesday Oh tlo ull Il !
80. and the same with cloudy rainy weather ~
thn Gnjf stne- Partially cloudy aud clear weather Nili
probaby prevail OD tue Atlantic Coast And 0Her L4Ass
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

Hn Inmcn.e Reductiou,-Whe French China Dinner
ISL peo~. 81 W. j. r. DAi LEI o, OBJ
IMMENSE frrLc1 NhlLa lea Ses
81 Al a.
IMMENSE REDUCTION-whe French China Covered Dishes 81
IMMENSE REDUCTToY-CoOred and GIT French ohna Tea se
IMMENSE REDUCTION-Gh Band French China Te. Ssi' "a
pieces So So 80. ~ cts.. nr,..
Sets ,.-f.-.t p,yish gooas
PfMMESsE RRDuCTIoY-SlyerPateT Tea Sets Pees best pA',
NNFSSE RFpIC iON-slvcr plated Caters n 4Syue - -
iNNrSSE REDUCIION-A kinds Of sii'trP4aea "~' - '
than makers prices. - u.u., nsuner Krves shefseS
IMMENSE EEDUCTlON-IyorT-HA Handled p'HH'' ' ~
make 81 20 dozen. ,t &. ,b. WAY al China G,xzs
PLATED are and ga, p DALEY Co. 69i Brssdsay 4
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.



uu. t,r Furone Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
N.|is rn Pier i6 N. r. and close at the PcstOdce at
ans m; Al station A. 1890 d. 7il0 Supplementary
Mai. for paid only made at Per No. 10 N H., aud closed
~ III 10 a. N. steamship sails at ii =. m.
MAI, for Franee Bordeaux per steamship St. Laurent sails
No close the POstOmee At IN. No Sup
Elementary Mail
ship Mcoo from Pier No. II T. r. close At the PostOhee at
n S.anship sas ~ D m.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of ST. Louis have nominated
exdeu Gov stanard for Mayor, and prominent citizens
iOr Controller anu Treasurer.
The bill to make 10 per cent a legal rate OF
interest indefinitely postponed in the ONO House
YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun $40 sun 62l Moon sets 35
Sandy Hook il0 Cows Island. 5i Hell Gate 341
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
TIE STI7E or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
22 quet with moderate ttfnani Wheat
fair dem.u; No Rel Nalai ~ toti No. Z,
> lin with demaId; High " yrt 5yi los Mixed
fair deIaa; tchgln, -. .d'te Receipts Wv
blt Four Wheat. 52tJ bush Corn, 6Om bush Oats
March 23COOu st.ay with mod rate demand ~
Ia4!c unchanged Mess PORK quiet sni wssk
nominal La doll unchanged buA Meats
DALI &c mostly held at &c closing nal Bacon
du asg Sc fir Shond lO! Clear Rib sides lie
for sides. WHISKY firm With far deuani at Jc Whole
oy' this 36770S we ght 2l IL 10
average Weld # m 81 L. h. increase Of meat % s e cens,
er # Lard, IS T. = cent. -
Sr Lor March Co.on dan End nomiral at l3 aic Four
dr; Double Extra Winter 25 rG -; Treble SO Gd 81 Wheat
da Iowa, 81 84+l -; No. Fall ~ ~ No at ~ co.
ou frm: Mir truck te uycf 3o Hac; Yellow tc
Missed In sachs Oats dan; Nyel bulk tJie to sackcd a
SEE Barrie. ,tely 81 10 Choice fa Re active al yc a. II
Tobacco 81 Hemp anl Begging unchanged Whisky steady At ;8
pork higher: so H71. Dry Salt Meats fra quiet
Bacon higher Sbouers BE Clear RIB Vie Clear SIDES HE Hams
Plain $50 tanvd5el lbdl l04 lar-COnntTy
Kettle ia. UNCHANGED Recept23OO bbLA Flour
H. lUI busI Wheat 90 bu.h. Coru 20 900 bul. Oats
23Nhe3t stl eetsd No Rye ofenn2. Com
Inactive; sales No twoowed State IN bsg
az &C., Me- aIrosed Susquehanna Raoad oD
private - 1900, .
BrTg,o store anl aoat 900 b9shi Corn
ODl bush; Os l3C0I bush; Barley, gtNJ bush Rye fioVV
Lu Teas 20J bash Malt 500 bush Ma1hes gena dul anu
reported cars New Corn at 'e on The racA
EwORLgANs March 2BtOur Grni SuIsne 30 lI4i DOu 10
Eyrl SO 75 Treble EHt. Corn tTm az Od 12 Oats easier
a. 6Ja6c Pors drme Me5 n 80 Ba HAY Bacon Lard sugar
M,s Wlsky aud Co1,e unchanged ENchaAse-Slerng -.i
New YorG Sight dr4its, premium hoh, IO4
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

The property Of the California Steam Navica-
ton Conra.t which soil the Caomi1 Pac Railroad Con-
pauy l II wheel steamers - ttraheei selmers ~ oascs,
Nlarv,s al o. par.s OF Cal forna
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyBRPooLIn steamship City Of Lmerick M,Ich "a
Alex cDougl McGand Amos Scott, j. c. Cogswel II. Cog
we'll, Clr Levy, +. c. JoboAou
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
DIED.

Wedding auL visiting Cards, Iri,l Stamping Se PspeL
EvaRDEL. soSs gcLIos ~ OLD DurcA ChURcH.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
THE METHODISTS.

THE NEWARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MoREIsrOwN, March 2s.-The Newark Meth
odist Conference held its hDal yesterday Reso
lutions were passed ndorsing Drew and Pennington
semnaries, closing the campIncetng grounds san
days, and fordang any person 10 own more than two
lots u tnr same. Tne Conference viii meet next at
HackettstOHu. Inc following u.e tie appointments:
~. MN IL Il p l.. Phi !. u Lll.r
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
pu1,,nPrprrrA LIVE STOCK MaPKFT-sf.Rcn g.

PHIL.nRIPlIIA LIVE STOCK NARAEI-ET.Rcn ~
Cattle this again active. and ne al
v, la prices was maintained The offerings and ss re he'd TO
head prices ranging y to BE- y 10 Tor fair to good and
Common cattle sold al from n ~
T. ID. ,,--, T.. et..... ..-.... -.
si. al 500 head were ef.ctel from a to &C. o b.
UoGs-Ibe demand good and lTecs were
80 head soli SO $lO 50 = loo ID net for
.iop. ald . II 10 ~ - for cou-fei.
C0g,-There good nqnr os cows anu 10 hes1 so1 om
e,chac o uuflty
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
The Milton Geld JeweirS I
75g BROADWAY.

The pubic ar. invited to call at the elegant Sao o' ''',s
L. No 75l Broadway for the purpose Of iHpeesrs 'As
nN ed assortment OF Milton Gold Jeveiy ever b0uss
e I ,rleL Milton Coll he's for several years past n.in'
ppuahiy the leading capitals Of Europe " Aisra Toe
Il. .ueh aiees Of ornament as 'Ie man l'.a o. "a
,eet sny aFsserce between the two metals oi all 'hs
e,re, for pure gold hitherto invented Milton Coils the hr' '1'
i genuine and pcrmsueut Bat ~ advantage o'-s
s eoi in point fPoe IS It's leading feature kas .o' eaSN
b in real el cost non twenty to hanires of 90 ar' eeo e-s
70, ~ each at l5 BIoalgA. close INSPECTION b. 'hs
sar, invite As 10 variety and bcal odsn 'hey are 'rslf's
y. ,or. rAehsr -rcAaus aOt M be eana With he Ss"'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

THE NuvoRIry RrpORT-THE REPEAL OF TIE
CLASSIFICATION ACT CALLED FOR
Mr. Smith NJ. Weed presents minority
report in whose recommendations Messrs' Li''Johh
and Baker concur This report recommends lhe pAsaso
Of the bin repeating the classification act says 'hA'
this act was on experiment IL was passed upon o az
sumption that IL would give greater staDluO " oi"IV"u