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ssTTi VDertbpplleS orunc;tuSfrctcs
El;ii (Ciorufhiim

an her Sarriionfrnbe AMI Muftiun.
Wtpntag, Den ~. SUM- 1871, Radmittda5 4
ubr, tuer6e i'd IN 9iaSe dilCs udhltrbCHO beiLrtrg
BENG lebr iucrtbuoue 9rinoSia5irett Gi8rntbun Ocr=
%fnrfen, %ndrrItdD:.
ben adnisu H~runepidB nit @sbaueeu, an bCr
Siieitr Der Surrilonitrdst 9tle0ui, - 5u8 brrlt uno
jurild bis an Die Sdle itb Critreicne.
3ie Soultttetttn tyir. 631 inb Ji) bcItcbCr In
gutgebauter q ltodi6en sieaelftctucrmeu 9Hpbu:
nit @assiRrihtnr9 une N0SrdntGu I'M 9olt, 0rlno,
%Sinsirei.
8tbiuguuern: 9a0rjablnnG.
Saml. 81. GppeTS gobnc, TuIt.,
n4I-1n Sifptz Gte Der Waus uun ISuOCttCurAGc.
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Wrnnoeigemtbums= M8entnr
in Str. 5, ct. @aulftra6e.
Gouaro pittmann,
e3ruHteisentbutnSs nnt' lisentim Mdsetnsintn,
(glprll7, 3Uite.)
Scritcigernngen.
Standardization

fTHTt WcrualterS>0 erfant.
-l!lI Strait cincs 8etrctes bes arsis.@ erldtss Der
staSt baltimore miro Der llnter3ritncte als 8eripalz
ter, auI 0tfeutlidIer auttion Sonndbeuc, ben 8.
Suli, Wad,inittass ; iibr amyBlate o~ertauieH
Zen 9auSen Srurepidg init Sebdueen, tn Der
StGbt baltimore %grtegen. uno ,pie folot beibries
ben.
lin Der 0inte Der Siioieite her scmtorbira6e, in
Der gntiernunS pom t6 Eub oitii6 non Der sheoi.ede
Der Sombaro. unb gSatbtn9tontraBe anionseno, eann
ohlib Iin9s Der Sisbieite el eombarcitrd6e IS SUB
ae6enb; Damn ilotid, parallel nit g8aibin8toniitdbe
100 6ub, bic all cine 8 Su, breite aHeu; bann ipeitiib
tanSs beiaster aaeq NIT Dem G,ebrsu4 nne t'rtphs.
alum ~cerIelben, In @emeinitatt IS 8ne, uno oann In
9crdoer glnic his sum Anfurge.
SGbrtide @rnnomietbe sol.
Ole 0ebiuoe bsteber aus eineir ~3fodi9en Bad
ffcincruem sSobubauie nit 2itodigem Sintergcs
tGuoe unb einit0diger albe, uno i'm Sintcr9runoe
bcs Ylaece rim 9beil elmer 2~iodigen 2libters Bert-
it6tte.
@erfani5bceinsuH9sn, luie ourd bas 3eirct purec.
idrieben, iinb - Elm 3ritttbeil bdar, ben Reit 10 i
iino II Nonatcn. Die Sreott3attlmsen pom gera
t~auistaac 3inien traeeno unb eurt Woten bee adus
iers, 3ur 3ufrieoenbeit ocs YerfpatterS %ineoiiirt, ssz
iibert.
Z. III. Scnuett s &c., anft. q
IIf "A & Q m o. r en- 81 OH ... ....s| |
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llnminiitrntiuns. lln,cinc.

RGhrtht luIto biCrmtt Bcg,bcr, bGb intercollegiate
uclturbcuru Gupbic w Mrprahn erbolttn bat.
Alc StvicntAtr. Wutc borocrnnqcn an oit'tm Vdfo-
Ian bGbtu, iu'r6cn b@ittlnit aniGclotfett, i0ihc ntbN
1874 ciriurtibm uuh oClrrb a. madrH. oorT 80 pc.
pdTitacu. nag ic ibrCr AniprtbC an rtCien gldhtlS
0rirgtUh ilT utrIuittg crtldTt iucrhcH mUgcu. vile, bic
ocr hermit uniaciortett tottI uupsrBlptd an llutsr-
.CtOnttc An lciitn; no Hiht, 10 puro Qticplit riugts
itrittrn. Wntbtltc Sd,drpcr,
N3O,G,A2,1 Mountaineering.
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Smrcau Der 2trnbcns 3 urdbruhS
Spmuttiidrc.

~@ultUn Gen II, Stunt 1871.
Die ]SommiiiarC lur htH Surtbrub UOn ztIn6cr
maiden bICrrHtt IN tHcmNfbut hes e. Hbibrtttt6 elmer
WtrOrbnunG Aur Nusubuup NcutiCr rr WtmCtubC III
SgHItbuua Oui bic StruG,l In ocr Stuot Baltimore
suirbruolr HciuNriIt, utlht ant 3. Ngrl 1866 &c.
ntbmlgt wotocH, bciarNt. oUR NC 6rcitGa, Den 81.
mlIiiTr aui oct SUtut Gdt Der SGtutrt urh gcrtuQs
tonlirGRc lib uCt'ummtlu UCroCn, um On auouGunl
N]tuaErtyt NrluQrIir ~ BcbtU unh tty tbncH ibcrtra
VCutW lIno Won ttutr ptbrlNtttu Fnidttu tu @trcif
tC6 GonhcmuircuO unr CeTIcuS rimcS ofcntl
Iidpcu Saunrss, uOttl,b at otc &ubIlnic Bot taus
uGlcitrURr, iuhlih en- Ole NOTOIiutc bC6 GtnCHtbumS
cr ,N0rOlider Gcuttol Sirnbubu @drlihait. an
oCT Jotbltttt oT luucg' Sduc, Uhltt On bic gpruicitr
Ger NOrtbitrGGe uuo I'm gIrNcH On 6C 8 lIuit ert
GbuGltsituGr )0rcnItrb, In UCbrtCin0tnmttG init
rtnrr am ~. aunt ISL 0%cutGmtqtcu 8etorhuung tt5
llrpore uUo SinouatgtGuun Baltimore An urutdt,u.
Juhm ~. Gpnaourr,
,iuhu +. Turtina,
Sames ". SufsB,
SpumtNire;
l~4sHIhO.GGi YRin. 5cu GIricr, Svr.
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WcfuuuiuladluUu,

ll4s,ni,6O,GGl aRm. 5cu &irier
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Yermaltrrs> Uerfaui

has, 80, 81 ,G,62,5,S,O WV
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SerfeiQernmgcn.
g. S. Snaiuan Il SObH,
&crmalters>Serfuu

Ser'''f ter
WertbouIrcm @ruubsiacntbum
oil Der
Ror0wctz 2 cite Scr 9elnir= gpsauG
Sottase Game, sRiebuer'S Sraucrci araee &c:
geniibcr.
Srait tines SClrttrs beS Srcis-@ertbt5 Der Stct
Baltimore iuiro her ultrrScihnctc Sttlucltct aul cle
fentlider Mutton an Stt upo Stcne Wuntag, bon
Il. Suit 1874, Rad,mitta9S nm 4 hhr, Uettauttl:
zen gduScn @runeplGs an Der SlHtt otr ytore
tueitigite Der SclGtr ApfRuc, in Der GHtlcrnunG ucH
So fuB 9 8ou iioiUeitIib pom Strtnt, l0l gcletbnct.
am Aniange ocs 9ur3en RlaFc5, icyt obrr irlB,r Er.
Silbsr9 %8eboreno, dnlanaerbi odrn lEoiptltllb, IaL9s
otr 9~elatv=apenne, 60 6uf; nann nor9prrltG, tcdt'
W~tutclia nit beiagtrr aptnuet iO3 ElB TIC an etltn
ieet bebautcH Adrr; haHn luelllIl, parallel nit GGna
paleitragc, 1856 &. bis an bic 6itIidtc <Ctu ctrGaillcs
itra6e, tutr fc tlr5ltt %8eoftnct 40 6nR bretti oGn1
noIbiih, tinge Der Ultliden Scttc Der SaltlCitrdBc, GO
6u6 bis an Ole Shbieite oer SGnoGlclraBc, 51j 6uB
oocr ungefnbr bis an bic auBcniCtte et5 EGtjeu bort
~scIeocnln mo benz btiaQtcu Nrteo. Sttbcr9 atbortrr
ben Ntase; bGUu l%GeOititt, Lungs belaatsr GuBenlsltt
rsbtutnteli9 nit Der GctGir'Nucuue 0c5oGcuc Wine
Su treffen, uno eitic btidgtc Stntc r~cOrriiJt iro llnp5
b~erielbeu iiouili6 bis Suni &ntalac; oTielte 1T
eiRcm jdBrlihcn Grnno 3lnie oon $4,000, bdtblabrIlu
Die 8~uulibfriten limo ? brcinodiac ;ieacIitsiusrns
Bubnbduter nit Stc9eiltcincrncn nintcr9cbGubtt II.
9erGumi9em 2tdn, Gle in 9utCm Snltanoe, ictt ais
cine Wieierti bCnuet uHe lib gut tar ct1tn Wtdyit
Sartrf, qGerrbisrs t5artrn oOcr Rtitauratou pdiicnc.
EcIfauiSbenisNiinacn, luie curb ous 9elrct uorle-
ihrteben: Gin SIttttpctl bnnr, III Srttttbetl N 4 Mo
naten uuo Gin Sritttbeil in s Wlonaten, ODER Aute
banr, nab Dem Scltrhcn oes Sduicre. Vie Srcott
3nblunBen 9tnlen tra9eno lno Sur .3uirttctnbCtt oc5
SerluGlttrs geitdett.
or. 90, Gam guitbings;
SraneiS L. aenp, 8crlp1Ittr;
Rr. Il, ct. YuutltrGRt;J
Samt. q. Wupcr \ Sphnc, Eutt.,
SGooit-Gde Der Sou- uno 6upcttcitrO6e.
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Seute, Scnucrfaa, abenos pom y 5 llbr on
arobcs @artcnsG pussrt. SrHtri,t irci. @r8rbcnit
la0Ct en
t4Sl Sl. 6ciucmcDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

YtQiacr Nauf.

la Sne @obnbous Nr. O., SathseratRr.;
9rcte $500. 3Gs blbibe u. ~beducIue Saus Nr. $40
NOus Tr. D, @ourt(anotr., 5000; oieies Gigrntbum
brtn8t lGbrlit $500 Retto elm. Bebtnaungena ngeInei.
len. NGhCrcs bel hcm @igenibiimer NJ. -. Scarlstt
AMI Der ShooitsGde Der Baltimore II. SbarlCsirdBc.
IlmniI z nilr-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
2il %bcrfaufen.

LII Sin iebr smpfeblenSluertbes baus auf Der
GIc Der George uuo Sbdtslu0rtbitra6e, iebr gut iir
ctEcn 9roccrIezSaoen ODER cine apotbeie iib e~ignenb.
GrciS $4,000. Jchn SS. SSrppn,
(14-l 9r 20, BOT SflcC- Wpeuue .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
3u b%crfaufru.

lii I'm 5000 tuuTt man oos nieblihe tIeirs Saus
Mr.. "a, MATTER, nGbe ct. Setsraraas, nit
0uteu 3immern unb Seller, 2pdiier i'm Soic. Rdbercs
q RhuI-6S trr6r nib-N
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Su pcrf1ufcu.
Mlciur teuc OaulCr an Derfnuftu.

Gintge Gauicn6 8oaors aIticn pom ggg Sorbor ftnb
in tlCintn oocr groben Gudntitdteu bon eineIu Serrn,
her rdl europa Qebt, gu urrtuuten. Dlou melos t6
in Der Grp. 3. Sl. (104-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

Ill Sduicr 81 tauicn NM sum @crtGuie 5u tters
nebmen In alien 9bEilcn Der Stoht; greis pom $500
bis $4,000. Mud iutrb bic 9insiebung uou 5ebnuns
gen dllcr art, 9intdifrer pom @runbnIictbsn &C. bill
tts beiOr9t. Cine anJdbl SrInoititde tets bilis al
9Gno. 81. Surf,
SIR. 1902 9ou8bs, 5iuiibcn Sonohr.
INnfiIE- 2NNIc \ mrh Yrnnhmnh
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2u n~erfnnien.

LII Sds IubnbGus nit eabeu Sr. f62, Siss
Sr0aeipap, ioUic 0en GSaGrenuouotb, bic 9unoz
iboit uuo Die Stnrittuua clues por5l9tiden Sisz
creme liuo z obn' w aicrFSaloHS, Spie(odena uub
. onnltoret StNolinsqlents, init Dlai@lnsn! SanitGn'
Der @ruRo oeS Sertaufes III, neil Der GigCntblmer
Die Staot perIiBt. Ydberce an Srt une Stene.
Glnni3. iyit.)
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,~4msiliige per 8ai Clinic
nah
Nprfolf nnb Der Tcffuna Mpnroe.

Som 10, SUM on lpcroen Grcuriionsz 9iaete fir
EGrtis'n bon ,ipci 9crIonsu peer mebr gu bebcu-
,rno berabgcicbtcn 8abrpriicn iar NorieIt unb Der
teitung Wonrpe aus9c0ebcr, weldje Dem Snbaber err
faubcn, ben ganien 308 an einem Der beioen Yliee 5n7
Subringel.
3tcie @rcuriionen aui Den eleaartciten 5ontpiif,ts
fen flolld BON Yietu- BORT gcbcn binrcid)eneeg ele9en-
belt ju Secbdbern uno tam man ~biclelbcr iebr btuig
erbalten.
Sas Dampiibiff "R. g. 9ants" pcrbinbet ib in
goriolt nit Den Dampiern Der 8ai= eiute iIr tiglidc
grcurfonen nab 6hcrrpltone unb Wtdttbeius.
s3egen Hustunlt uno 8illeten wcnoe man fb on
bic Slreaur Nr. 154 une Hr. f43, NScft S5als
timureftr., unb Nr. =, Sputbffra6e.
Baggage miro abgebolt unb In ben Sotels ino
2Bobnbduiern nit Wtartcn pcriebcn
Gmmet SSrpDn, Cd.
(Suni8,1Wt.) General > Yinet : asent.
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6nuirr Ill nerfnufcn.

hi Cine 9roEe 2lnSabl fGeiner SGuIer In alien
Std0ttbeileR bilig aud cine An5abt 9aoen Bu per-
rurtb y. VI. Sromn s Srueer, Wr. al,
Scit= Sanetteftrobc. t3f-l
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lii Das 9ous ssr. 254. 81: 5apettshra6e;
Grunoitld 1T 100 6uB lang. 9unoStEs sic.
febr h6uC qlQe, HAs1
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SauoiiB 81 prrtauten.


49,, Yiebrste Sduier, iebr 6taig; uur $1,000 pro
EiiiiI Sttf. =. MS. Nromn,
INi-l Sr. 20, Noif.N
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Mnn. Hlntntu.

bic iebr oeihiite Jtatb9cbertu, farm gu iccer i3eit fiber
Serbaltnilie oes eebtne, ilber 9lht uno un9lilt &C.
iprodbeu iuerbci 1T Sfr. 1sf, SardtuSa:. Gde ocr
S1r1psriraBe, ein9ars In Der S6rcoeriirqge. 30
6tnts pro Yeriou. Conn 1895 nldt8 n ipreden. ui4-9)
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49, Sir Grrnrtumen!

faun tdetid iir @rcurioncn genietbet iperoen uno
iperpen Arrangements init @emetnbcn, Sonntagss
Sbuicn, 2osen. @eitlihnlttn II. !. 10. fir 6abrten
rad ir9tnb etnem 9iGec an Der SBriapeate : 9at uno
ben in hieielbe minoenoen Btliien semaht. Dian
pcu0e iih an JamrS SinSc. Wr. 1856, 4iabts,
nabe 2eeitraBe, obcr am Yoro beS Sampiitiiiee on
Earop'S lBerite. (Suni5, 2Ditc.)
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gu Dermietlcn.

Sine autzctn9Eribtets 9Gderti uuo Gonbitorel nit
Siscremer uno Minerals n afer Gallon Hebt StsE
creme Yfaidiue, SanRen uno elmer. gu eridbren in
Der NEpeH. +. Nlatteh. n4Sl
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Ef!il 95N U~rFIHHTeH.
It'll Ole 2z1bfi9en SisgelfcinaS W obnbduIer sr.
f53 mo 100, GlltotttrUbc, Canton, ieoes IA bel 20
sur gros, nit Sp0rlnten; @runontetbc s@S ieocs
Grei5 $7e0 leoeS. Soluie aud eas 2~ztott9e 3te9els
iteinz gBobubdts SIR. 400, Sdntonzgpcnc, - bel uHz
gcidbr so SuB 9roB, D 3tnrner nit Nubranten rrtbats
tend; @rlnomtttbe s32; 1rtis 1850. SCrner ooS
2 itottgc 3ie9elitGinzYS otrbau5 gir. 60, GlcritruBe,
10 6u6 brtit nit elmer noreItten 9ieie bis bur Altce
annfraRC; @runbmittBe Sf2j; Frets StiW.
Rdbere auotunit bel ShpS. 9B. Sriffn,
SIR. 2i2, Galerus IUcnre,
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hi 9as empfeblsuspSrtb 4 Todtse sleselRels
ncrut SoteI uno Saheu in SaOre DC 9race HGbe Der
Wiineun9 bes Gihe 2lHttrzG Canals, nit gerGumigem
Witctbe iDIro pom elmer pd6enoen yerlon %usrI9nat, nn6
fam pom ocrielben iosleidl In 8eiis genommSn ,pers
Den. Ile Gpplttatiouen mitNcu nit GmpiebIungsn
pcricbcn iciu. Yfuu iuenee Hl an Robcrt N. Saplpr
ODER w. ". SIer In Baltimore, sS. y. GFpraan
in Saurc oe Grace, ooer an Oen SigentbhmCr
Jphu WitdbeH, ZEN,
t5uutj, tDit.) rdbe SABRE DC 9raec y. O.. Wh
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9ll D%crfauien.

WtFtFHN WV H""IN' d" pNt'""TN"' =,
- i'm noropeftliben Stoottbeile nm $500 urf
EgiiH $2500 unter leitteR Seoingun9en.
Ll.u Yierce'S. 5uedu,
TIS-l gr. ~, ct lalturnkt.
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ST YSb,te ytof ytetrcat.

Nier 6abrteu heutc, Scuuerfaq, /. 22. Juui,
nm q lIbr Wuraeuc, f.3D, 4.3O unc $50
llbr NddliittagS.
Sas 9umpiidlIi "1Iorn0s Soupcr" Ucrli6t Zen
Ficr Hr. 9. St9btitr. : g9tritc, ME obeu an9cgcben;
sutf5 WSaiiCr, gutcs 5Iidea uuh CUTE Sronung.
6GbrprCt5 50 Gents; 9inoer 10 Sents; Gin gnic6
YiulitcorpS lit crgGgtrt.
(iiSl Scnnpipn GSeeinS, GiAcntbiimCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
IMPROVEMENTS AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, March 21.-The second Trimester
closed on Saturday with the usual examinations which
extended through the week. and have been more salts
factory than any previous Work has been resumed
upon the MeGraw and sbley buildings, which are to he
completed by the close OF the coming term, when, Is
rumOred other buildings will be commenced. Inc
Trustees of the University 10 lease the dlngOos
and kitchen Of Cascadila Place for large restaurant
where Tire hundreds students board they wish
Several large biardtables will be placed In tie base
ment for the convenience OF the students This plan
promises to work well and will greatly improve the
dOrmitoTy system. ,,,..
The classes ia the Asatc languages are deeply inter
esed In their novel studies, and making much I'M
prOyement Already great many can write III Tue
Chinese language and some few III Persian Prot GOld
win Smith has returned from his visit To Canada and
viii resume hs lectures the beginning OF next term Inc
Commission will enter upon their regular labors as soon
as they return. Very valuable additions have been nade
10 the museums and libraries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

release Inc Mayors of Paris protest against
and refuse to carry ont the illegal orders for the
communal elections. The Assembly unanimously
cohu'0mns the disorders and their authors. The
Nationals now only demand the nomination of
saisset. The Government promises the speedy in
tervention of the army rallied before Versailles
ard concludes with assurances that the greater part
of the country remains calm.
Versailles resembles camp, as there arc 10000
troops in the neighborhood of the Assembly Cham
Der. The entire neighborhood is strategically
occupied by troops. The prisoners of Metz and
Sedan are offering their services to the Government
The city is so crowded that many of the Deputies to
the Assembly are obliged to sleep in stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE COIL TROUBLES

THE LEGISLATIVE INvESTIG ATION-THE JOHN
SHOWN MINERS.
HARRISBURG, March 2t.-The coal investiga-
CATION farce resumed before the Senate Committee
Judiciary this afternoon. -Four witnesses were ex-
amned for the corporations WHO endeavored to prove
that the strike uncaled FOR and uniusthabe. The
testimony conflicting. Gen. Cake stated that he had
trouble with The men employed in any mines under
his control and that work would lie resumed az
tolls were reduced "A reasonable figure. Nothing
developed in the testimony this evening. Several
iron testified that the strike rendered their business
IN Improbable one Ii is evident that the report OF the
Committee will be attempt 10 vindicaie the railroads
and throw the whole odum of the coal troubles upon the
miners who have throughout been forced into deicn-
sive position. Their si0o Of the Will be opened to-
morrow.
The miners here claim that the statements Of the
JOhnstOwn miners published this morning arenainy IN
correct that organization does exist III the 1unl-
region I'm respects similar 10 the W. Is. A.,
md that a combination effected the late meeting
No strike in the buinous coal FIELDS was contemplated,
the representations from the anthracite regions being
Themselves opposed to Ii. The JOhnsOwn men who
made referred TO- are outside vi DOM or
CARNATIONS, and are but few in nuUioeT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE FUNERAL OF WILLIAM II. BURLEIGn.

The funeral OF the late William II. Bulleigh
took place at O'Clock yesterday. from the Second
Unitarian Church. at Clinton and COIgress-sts. Brook
In There was d aI=e attendance including men prom
:..it 70 politics and literature. Among them Wendell
h..p Theodore 1Ilton, the Pev. Mr.. Ager OF the
deub,rian Church, the Rev. Dr. Farley, and siiss b.
butcher The body was in handsome casket, covered
with black cloth and adorned with wreatIs Of ninor
tces silver plate bore the inscription William H.
Burleigb ded March 10, 1871 aged 49," The pal@arers
U,re Horace Greeley Oliver johnson. hinthorne Temp
Nip. Aonzo r. Gale william Colt, the Rev ~ H. Pierce
The Pastor OF The Church, the Roy. John ". Chadwick
conducted the seryices which consisted OF prayer, sing
in h. the choir and brief address upon the life Of the
deceased The chant, When walk through the valley
of the shadow Of Death" rendered Ia an impressive
manner by the choir. iir Chad"lcks address was
te.,n trute of Affection and espect from who had
loved the deceased his truth, prt1 Hhu sWeeleNr
and who f thai bis 1ttng pOsUO9 was WIN lnose
who incurred. Mr. Bureighs remains Nere Hi'ic" az
GreegWOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
WASHINGTON.

q. S. TROOPS EN- ROUTE TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
TUE PRESIDENT DETERMINED TO RESTORE Or
DER-ALL THE RESOURCES OF THE GOVERN
MENT TO BE USED IF NECESSARY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUERl
WASHINGTON, March 21.-Mr Chamberlain,
Attorney OF South Carolina, Mr. Carpenter and
Senators Sawyer and Robertson, had conference with
the President to-day In regard to sending troops to the
disturbed districts of their State The President assured
them that he had already about two weeks ago. oruerea
TO that State twelve companies Of infantry and Iour Oh
cavalry and that they on their way there from
Fort laramie The President said that he Thought tna
there s more disorder in South Carolina than IN any
other Southern State but that he will use all the power
delegated to him and he limited that be thought that he
had enough to support Gov Scott and assist him in pro-
tectng the peaceable citizens of that State. II two
regiments Will not do it," he remarked, ten shan DO
sent there and kept there too necessary, as long Us
this Administration is in power" he added that Ii
Democratic President ia elected in 1872 one OF MS rs'
aets will be withdraw the troops and Gen. Grant said
that he would advise Republicans to follow the troops OUT
Of the State.
Prominent South Carolina Republicans say that send
ing troops there will be attended with Of two results
either q collision will between them and the Ku-
Klux or the Outrages will The general OPINIONS
that the latter will bo the case tho experience in the
State thus far that disturbance has occurred
in the districts where United States troops have been
ouartered But II the Ku-Klux have become so strong
and bold as be ready to plunge the State into civil
war the nucer il comes they say the better it viii be
for the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE cRIsp1x TROUBLES IN HoPKNToN, MASS

BosToN, March 21.-TO-day, at the request OF
the authorities Of HOpknon squad Of state police was
dispatched from this city TO deal with the disturbances
which have lately arisen that town. The facts Of the
case appear 10 be as follows:
The Crispins employed in Coburns shoe manufsctory
have a strike lately FOR more pay, ana CONSIDER
able bitter feeling engendercd in consequence. On
Saturday, several OF the strikers went 10 the shop ana
proposed resume work, but they would NOT be ad-
United They then endeavOrcf to enter by force When
the OF the shop called upon three OF his men 10
keep them out and before the struggle was over three
OF the CrsI ius shot and badly wounded. MAJOR
Keene, state Constable Of Milford, was then appealed
10, and he arrested one man and lodged him IN the
Comfy jail
The sent from this city Will doubtless succeed III
making what arrests necessary, and restoring ORDER
Ppps. Harvey, ana Lchcnay the names Of the per
shot,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
TIE, EeRApHIC NOTES.
/, ecglisl, has appointed Friday, April 7,

Engitsh Rab dpiDhh'Su fh'"NSf -'i''- "
&C ,srull fasdaJin Connee"eot A.. 1900.
THE Erie Railroad cases, which We're 70 como
The Cou Of Appeal. Albany yesendy were pePeas' ' IVA
week. -. o.,,..oa
IN spite Of energetic esots Of the bulls 10 ssAh zoe A"
adyenc'.
The steamboat Anna arrived at Athens, n. y,
Win The barge H. Vanderbilt in tow the trst ieiAh eo<s
Of FROM tbis ay.
The son of Judge Boyce, and +. Harris, charged
With conspiracy 10 kl Deputy u = .o,o0i ''' - wv
Mo-. time since have 0eea Aequ'"'" -,
Al the second anniversary of the Young Wo-
~ "a, an Association In BmOre, ast evening Vice Pesdeas
Sals va. nr-Seat ana delivered address
Rull, Opera House was opened at Middletowp,
No. tTenps b. lecture from r. I. BAElgn, sHi vocal
49, w. M.,srne Alfred Ms Crane, Mr.. Craze AID A kaasnoa
V,lter r. Johnson Of Hew-iofk vas the pianist
In an engagement,in the Cinco Villas, Cuba,
An. Antonio Ngas surreRsed and ihs assfens
sr Csots ne Antonio Vega previous 10 sarfenaenag
Lllsa psnon Fernandez who tined 70 s1rreHcer
=. Capt yoeckler of the steamship Baltimore. OF
s Bst asr Line died and buried sea on As sA
Can't Yoeeke 30 Of age aud leaves vic Aaa chhsp
Baltimore Olio RAoAd COMPANY had w guns
sred yesterday espee. the menyp Of Capt 'oecier
The steamer r. N. Rice, from Detroit arrived
Yesterday the tt arnvsl Of the season She had
encountered Ice sod the tp male sboss
ne s The opening Of navigation beseea Detroit .sd eve
earliest record With the exceptions 81 he jsAf
isss .ben ,he sss, steamer air'sd on he isa Il Ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.
THE CITY OF RoUEN STILL LOYAL-THE PARIS
EMEUTE DENOUNCED - nPERIALIsTs AR
RESTED AT BoULoGNE.

THE CITY OF RoUEN STILL LOYAL-THE PARIS
EMEUTE DENOUNCED - MPERIALIsTs AR
RESTED AT BoULoGNE.
LONDON, Tuesday, March q. 1871.
The Council Of Rouen have voted an address to
the Government deploring the instruction in Paris,
asking that prompt measures be taken for its sup
preston, and promising their support. A similar
address, signed by private citizens, has been for
warded to Versailles 1t Is anticipated that these
addresses will have a good effect ON the working
classes.
Copies Of an insurrectionary proclamation have
been seized in Rouen, and the distribution of in
hammatory appeals is forbidden.
NJ. Rouher has been arrested and imprisoned at
Boulogne, and narrowly escaped lynch-law. His
wife and daughter were also arrested. Other i'm
perialists have made their appearance in Boulogno,
and their arrest is expected,
The bullion in the Bank Of France has been re-
moved to Versailles, and all unissued notes have
been destroyed
NJ. Combates, in assuming the title of Director
General of Telegraphs in France orders the suspen-
sion Of private telegrapbing.