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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.
is CANADA FOR LORN?
SDecu1atiOnS as to His
Successor.

HALIFAX, N s., April 20 1871.
From prominent Nova Scotia member OF the Do.
minion Parliament. who arrived here from Ottawa
last evening, have obtained q contrma ion or the
recently circulated rumor Of the probable with
drawal OF Sir John Young from the Governor Gen.
eralshlp OF the Dominion OF Canada. 1t IS abso
lutey certain that after the conclusion OF sne labors
OF the Joint High Commission ar Washington his
Eyccllency will 90 TO England visit. and 1t Is
semi-onicially uttered that ne win not be likely to
return. Whether the termination OF his control OF
the destinies Of tue Dominion is In accordance with
voluntary act OF Sir John or the result OF deter
mination OF her Majesty Is a matter upon which
there Is at present no clear or definite light.
There are various rumors and considerable interest
manifested concerning his probable successor, II II
Is In fact true tDat Sir John Is to be withdrawn.
His Immediate or temporary vacancy. 1t Il sail, VIII
be supplied by Sir Hastings Doyle, the Lieutenant
Governor OF the Province OF Nova Scotia, ana 1t Is
also surmsed and stated that the seat OF the Do
mnion government Will be removed for the present,
II not permanently, from Ottawa 10 Halifax. With
Sir Hastings DOYLE for acting Governor General OF
the Dominion, his position OF Lieutenant Governor
Of Nova Scotia will probably be filed by Sir Edward
Kenny.
Among those suggested as the permanent success.
sor OF Sir John Young have heard the name OF the
Marquis OF Lorn the recent acquisition to the family
has also been named, but II L. hardly likely that
the Queen VIII place one so yOung-even II he be
her own son-in such o prominent posi-
ton. The Canadians themselves who
profess loyalty to the imperial govern.
ment and the mother country-w0uld probably
prefer the appointment OF some of their own num-
ber-say such man ~ SIR John A. Macdonald. His
chances for the honor, however, Will undoubtedly
depend largely upon the manner IN which he acqults
himself IN the settlement OF tine international dfi-
culties. II he insists strongly on 'Canadan rights"
he viii not only hold but Increase his popularity
among the government party In the Dominion, but
at the same time he lay himself liable to crlti-
cism by the imperial government and thus hazard
his chances for political elevation by The Queen.
But AS such favor can only come from the Crown,
1t would be consistent with human nature In general
for the "knitht or Kingston to favor as nearly as
possible the views taken by the imperial members
OF the High Commission. Inasmucn as he seems not
to have done TINS so fur, IL is reasonable To
that the Premier acts from honest convictions, and
don't care to compromise his opinions FOR the pros
poets OF political promotion. This, It must be I'D
mltted, ~ very commendable for Str John A. Mac
donald or any one else.
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ST. LOUIS INTELLIGENCE.

Significance Of Mr.. Eiow's Speech nf tho
t,rknt Rccnption-TasiI Policy OF the Al
minsirutien Tor; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil
Police Chiefs mud DeIcc ives.
n. LOUIS April 20, 1871.
Nj. Blows speech III the recent Grant reception
here Is considered as an authoritative annuneaton
OF The administration policy IN the next Presidential
campaign Tor permanent tariff FOR the protection
OF the iron interests OF the West.
Forty milk sellers were arrested here day FOR
violation OF the mix law.
Tracey, the murderer OF Gray. Is s'i ut large.
Preliminary arrangements are bcingtmadd for
National Convention OF Police Chiefs ana Detectives
10 be held here next October.
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Meeting of the Board OF Commit ssi0ners-Dis.
cussiOu ON Smallpox.

Meeting Of the Board Of Comm;ssioners-Dis
cussion Smallpox.
At the meeting OF The Board OF Health yesterday all the
members present except the Mayor.
The attorney that suits entered
teen violations OF tenement house law and for hirtywo
OF noncompliance with the orders Of the Board
Mr. MASIERR. presented resolution directing that all
physicians miwivcs, ccrgyncn and ators OF
house notified they have complied with
their respective cases. and their would be
considered before commencing against them The
ton was adopted.
SMALLPOX.
Dr. CARNoouAS asked If there the small
pox hospital for Rim 70 send such patients
order to relieve Health he had recently
smallpox patients West Bank Hospital which
svey ier Yellow lever paenia and "a The warm weahe.
was Against the Law to place qaasannab!e diseases In
Mr. MASIFRr had just been informed by tn
saav rnspefsor ns Ie1e mere one nnnased ana lilly
was only capacity for one hundred and ninety. AZ West
there less mortality IN tho West Bnnk HospitaI among
smallpox patients than in the smallpox hospital ON Back
Judge Boswcnrn saIi that the Board hal
Nc rom y. hGss - w0sS se g ;sna
one ease the morta ~ wls SIX cent ami m the other
Or. CAnYocnas said he dill not to the rory-
i've people from West Bank bus he wanted TO take
TWO rnoosANn EMIanAsTs IN THE BAY,
to send shese persons out the community Without
placing under observation few steamer
restrained little possibs
get here quicker than sailing vese hereorc too latter arc
detained longer.
After further discussion the matter referred IN
the City SANITARY Inspector, with Instructions report
week
The following Ia statement OF the number Of smallpox
patients at " est Bank
Admitted since March IL, ~; discharged rs, died, q;
naming under treatment, 49,
The Mayor rogue furnish COZ copies VI the
and copies OF combined fopors for the
use OF the bonrl.
me iosw reports were s ;usi',sd 70 the m
past week, being of ak compared with the prs
vious There twenty nine fatal Of small
pox-a dmnutiOn OF Measles caused twelve teaths
the the preceding week; and scAratinA
o. One death Inscribed
lansing fever.
The mortality from other exhibits In the present
report features OF srticuar interest.
CnAS. T.. HI SsELl, NJ d.. Register OF Records.
have the honor suomi. the following comparative
statement OF reported ts
zsaiin ApriI
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A 6RuIll ASSAULT.

Kirlxing n Woman In the Abdomen and Beat.
ing Her with a Bale SIicik-P. ooabie Fatal
Result.
August wegler. OF No as Yves, Firy.thrd street. was
brought the Yorkge Police Cours yesterday BY oacer
Holiness OF the Twenty second precinct, on charge OF
having inn ctcd injuries The person Of Mrs Susan sohrer
Of $50 Of the The two are ncghbors but Tor
been neighOoriy eciny
exisiing between them. On Tuesday afternoon tbs
IN feeling broke into quarrel, during when
Werler Beat Mrs Sohrer tho head and shout
GERS with . stick taken from bale OF hay,
she Law prosirae the sidewalk The only one, however,
III All the nejhbo could be found Wiling u admit
KNOWLEDGE OF affair boy and he positively
N Al be saw sohfcr knocked down by Wescr cer
cee was sent Rabor showing that Mrs. Sohrer
In dangerous condition from the injury To the abdomen
and that he able 10 give opinion TO
trae mitted Weger 70 await The result Of The inies
sused by bin.
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LoSDoN MONEY MARKFr.--LonDoy, Aprn os-s p
MConsos closed at as for both money ana the account,
American securities hrn. United States hye.twentv hnnis
lsgS, yoS ss., Old so 1861 ss4; ton.forties, s,,s.
1852 80 'o '''ue "
u AIne aoston marse. Closed quiet and stesdy. Mid
o,nS npahas, I'D middnng orleans, lad. 7lpd The
export and speculation. - -
- M-Bacon Ala Cd per cwt for Cumberland cut and
4,s. for short rib middlcs. - -
LONDON Pnopuox MAsKgr.-L LONDON, April e6 Sugar.
on the spot 8ts 81. aTt. +; to arrive 29s. 3d. 3Us
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwkk p, April 20 Petrole uru
47Jtf for line pac American
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aaaass-sIHsH ~ - go 10 - =
O-M0L iSp!hG THE DIVES"
The superintendent of Police and Jndgc
Bowling Dete, mined ~ Cleanse the City
from tho Ecmn!e Pestilencc.

from the Fcmn!e Pesiilencr.
Having closed the greater portion of tho dsreputabis
houses Greenwich street and the Immediate vicinity, the
magistrates In conjunction with superintendent Keso, have
commenced the good work in another direction ard IN
neghborhood where their Is highly de
rabe The thousands of people daily Chatham
treated To raiutous exhibition from the base
ments the sloresespeeiay toe east sidcwhch
only immoral disgusting. But the iact that Of
depraved character do conglegaie
THESE HELfa,
rendering the neighborhopd olerac with their orgies Ia
sufficient have them closed and TO plscs the
prcors where for time mt least they Will be beyond the
OF such traffic. Eight Of the principal offenders
yesterday arrested by CAPTAIN Aaire OF The Fourth precinct
together with ~ the females AMI ioafers In each and
before Judge Bowling, nj the Tons, whence
issued The raid well planned hy the officers
OF the Fourth. NIL the being In citizens clothes and
made the pull almost q. the moment Nv slight mis-
undestan ling the females were brought iro the court,
though they instantly discharged Afterwards What
tho Judge wanted to mpson the propreors and hns
insure the closing Of the vile places Aas beng taken,
the following prisoners fully committed trait:
Herman and Sophia Cords, NO ~ Chatham street Marie
Braun, No. VI Chatham street, and Fanny Mack, Joseph
Borengcr. John krauss Henry Oruancc Kate smith and
John Bormann living respectively at Nos O Ill 4 ana
81 m
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STATE SOVEREIGNTY INDICATED.
A Strong Argument in Support of
State Rights.

Important Decision in the United States Supreme
Court-The Right Of Congress to Tax Judicial
Officers Of States Denied Independent Ac-
ton Of General and State Governments
Sovereign Powers Of States Not
Delegated to the Federal Gov
eminent Remain Unaltered
and Unimpaired-Dis-
senting Opinion Of
Justice Bradley.
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Grand Anniversary Celebration in Newark.

Ut VNIscy 20 VI TVHFIy,
not quite, two thousand, assembled Newark yestcr
day and celebrated the Gttysecond anniversary
OF the establishment of the order In
By exceedingly hHe procession through the
principal streets ana interesting musical aud literary
exercises large kink The chief latter
elaborate address delivered bv Grand Representative
Theodore koss In u he useful history OF the
order, particularly OF ITS Growth In New
Jersey. OF the order In general the speaker
stated that during the hfty.wo years existence
In America $4,000 members initiated s37 o3U 0 paid
into the treasures of the lodges, %2f00O0 expended
the relief Of brothers and widowed families, $4,000 900
bury the dead, $iUo,sno 70 educate the orphans.
total of than xl5.00o,0m expended from the
year 1887 to l-7o, in addition to amount APP
proprialcd for charitable purposes not entered the
reports, and tund OF NJ least l2ujU0J In the
several lodges while aoout $500 900 have been expended
their neeifu and ordinary expenses.
The demonstration in every respect highly successful
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The Hfysecond anniversary OF the establishment Of the
independent Order OF Odd Fellows this country cee
braei to-day tho encampments and olge or the order
this district, with the proclamation Of
Grand Lodge of the United states that the 96th OF April
be and oserFed by the of the order
general thank lvns, grateful recognition and
Acknowledgements OF the goodness OF God in
prosperity the
procession exercises at the National theatre
includin. addresses aud singing orn
In the evening there continuation Of the celeDr
Fellows Hall.
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Daniel L.. Miller.

desoatch from Philadelphia announces the
death or Daniel L. Miller. at Riyerton N. j., on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Miller was a prominent
wholesale druggist and large operator in petro.
leum. lie once held the position OF President OF the
Eric Railway Company, but was never conspicu-
ously engaged III the railway business.
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The INDIANS.
Party Of Whites Attacked by Indiana
Near Fart buford-rwo Men Killed.

fASkloS, ID. H., April g. 1871.
A'c arrva from Font Buford reports attack ny the
Indians ON party o. nine white sixty miles beyond tina
place. Charles iiawkins and Thomas Harrington were
killed. They were from Omaha. william Revnod.
OF Indiana an enpoye was wounded hut IL recovering
barracks Is busng al Fort Buord under the direction
oil General Bount to accommodate ten com
panies o the Eighth cavalry. 49, -
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THE ODD FELLOWS.


brati0n At Lafayette, Ind.-AGdrcss by Vice
President CGlfax-Prcsident GrnnL aud
Other Distin auishcd Guests.
LAFAYETTE, Ind April %, 1871.
The Odd Fellows celebration here to-day n
cess Notwithstanding the rain, which continued from
early in the morning until three o'clock In the afternoon.
The procession formed Mt O'Clock, and after
marching through the principal streets hated the
north OF the city, where stand and had been erected
for the address, The prominent the stand
the President and Vice President of the United States
Governor og esby, of Illinois, Past Deputy Grand Sire
Norton Hon. q. s. Orth and Chaplain Rev W. X. Jewell.
The exercises opened reading the Scriptures and
by tae chaplain Past Grand Representative Schuyler Col
fax the introduced and delivered eloquent and
proprate address lie reviewed the history and of
Odd fellowship in the unei States, which aenvely
listened t. and elected the most hearty applause from all
present
After the address the President loudly called for
forward amid tremendous cheering from thousands
present. atter which Senator Morton called for
briefly thanked the audience fer the courtesy.
Under wood behalf OF the ladies of the degree "Dauc
o. Rebecca OF Lafayette Lodge, presented the Vice
PresideIt with u very handsomely bound Bible.
After the celebration exercises the Presidential party and
large number of invited guests dned the Lohr House.
Short speeches made by the Preside Governor Og
lesby and n number Of others.
The President let at i've O'Clock, a special train. for
Toledo The Vice President aso left after by special
train, for his home at South Bend, Ind.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE MONTICELLO CASE.

Over Six Hundred Thonsu nd Seals Captured
in One MOnth-Enect of the Freach Wnr
i'm Ncwfoundiand-Th Cape Breton Cable
Adj lasted.
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DIED.

BROOKS. On the SOth inst, JOSEPH youngest
child Of Joseph O. and Laura +. Brooks, aged Ii
months.
His funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-
dence, NO 4OS q street, near ith, X on Wednss-
day afternoon November LIST, at O'Clock.
BARRY. At 10 o'clock p. m, October 30. Mrs
JCL1ANA BARRY, relief Of the late James D.
Barry, IN the 18th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
No SSO New Jersey avenue, 8 T., Capitol Hill at
O'Clock W ednesdsy evening, Noyemberl
BOULDIN. On the 10Th instant, Mrs. PRISCIL-
LA BOULDIN, In the 64th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited
% attend her funeral from her late residence corner
of 9Th and streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock
DANIELS. October 10Th, Of Group, MAY, young
est child OF John and Maranda Daniels, aged years
and months Bait. sun please cOpy.l
RICKETTS,. On the evening Of October 30, in full
hope Of = blissful Immortality, WILLIAM STEW
ART RICKETTS,, in the ed year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
on Ga street. South Washington, Wednesday, No
yember LIST, at m The friends Of the family are
Invited 10 attend.
[RepubIican please cspyl
sOTHORN. JOHN SOTHORN, in the 18th year
Of his age.
His friends and the friends Of his family are re-
spectfully invited to attend at O'Clock Wednesday
near Virginia avenue. 4
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3. MARsRAL,s SALE.

In virtue OF writ Of feri faefas ;ssuaa FROM "a
CLERKS ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District
eiSounbia and % me directed, will sell at public
sad District, ea MONDAY, the 9Th day OF Novem-
PEI pei, iSi 1t ~ o'clock ~, all defendsnts right,
square No sz described in the land records OF said
city as Iouoxs Beginning on street north "a feet
and running thence along the line Of said street
wardy Iofeets thence southwarjly 70 feet to an al
werdiy TO the beginning, together with all and sir.
guar the improvements thereon, seized and Iayis5
upon as the proPsrty OF Thomas Lewis and JOB W
angus, and VIII be sold to satisfy execution M
o,1sg IN favor OF Mary A. and Jane p Cox w.
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by GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
- Southeast corner Of 7tb and n sts

&A By virtue OF a deed of trust dated the 18th
E.m,X day OF August, $780, and recorded in Liber No
- W folio lso ct seq, one Of the land records
LOT MashlnRton county, in the District of Columbia
the subscrisers will sell at public sale, on TUES
DAY the 24th day Of October, A d. lS7l AT 4
eiock p m ON the premises, all that certain mar
OF ground situate in Washington city District of
columbia, and described follows Being mari Of
Lot one, o. in square three hundred and twenty.
I'VE, beginning for the same at point ON sonib
street twenty three 23, feet west from the south
east corner Of said lot and square, and running
lineage west along the line of said twenty
~ feet thence north one hundred l0O) feet thence
hundred llOOl feet TO the place of begInping win
the right OF way through the ten foot alley 70 itch
street west, with the improvements thereon CON
slstfng OF yellrbuilt three story Brick House
Terms OF sale cash, three hundred of which must
pc paid at the time and place Of SALE and the
in 1--WE days from day of sale ''1"o
III the terms OF sale are not complied with in five
Gays from the day Of sale, the subscrbers reserve
the right, on ten days public notice in one nevsna
per IN washington city, TO resell the property Tor
All onveyaneing and stamps ct the nnrchassrs
cost. M CHAPINI
LA, GO: -MEAD0R trustees.
oei<u GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
HTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED mn
I'll FRIDAY ,NoYember 3D. 1871, at the came honr
ane place. By order Of the Trustees Nun
oczo-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucfs
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MARRIED.

ALDEN-SPARLING. In this city, on the l9,h
inst by Rev DR. Addison, rector Of Trinity Church,
MAJOR A. Il. ALDEN, of Washington, and Miss
AMELIA SPARKLING, eldest daughter Of DR.. +
". Startling, Of Washington.
lChrOnicle pic Sc copy.l
BARKER-DENTY. On the 18th inst. in Alex.
andria Va. BY the Rev. Mr.. Ryland, Mr.. JOSEPH
l.. BARkER, Of this city, 70 Miss SOPHIA b
DENT1. Of Fairfax county Va. No cards.
LEECH-KENT. On the 25th instant. at the
Church Of the Incarnation. By Rev. Mr.. Hubbard
EDWARD @. IEECH. Of Washington, ID. O., and
CELIA ii KENT, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. No cards.
lPittsburgh papers please copy.l
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Ky ). L. CoLDWELL q CO.. Auctioneers.
CHAN0ERY SALE OF HOUSE AND or nv
fIRsT sIREET EAST, BETWEEN @ AND D

- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Oourt nj
81 the District Of Columbia, passed In Eauity eansa
Of November l, proceed 20 sell, at public auction
on the premises, at O'Clock D. m, the foliowing
this city, viz: Beginning at q point ON let street
east q feet from the w. corner Of said lot Theme
west "a feet 70 the line Of said l street, thence To be
place OF beginning-also the free Of the private
and intersecting the public sley In said sausreim
proved By three-stery Frame House. with base
Terms; Onehslf Of the purchase money in cash.
residue IN No equal instalments, at and II month";
s si o. trust on the Iropegty Deed given npon
snsn ralnestian OF sale go e be paid At sale.
w. Y rENpALL, Trustee
&C Sd j. 7. C0LDWELL 4 CO., Aucts.
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X LATIhER q CLEARY, Auctioners,
~ successors TO Cooper LatinerD
southwest corner Penn avenue ana IItb stree,

DEslhAbLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
"a by virtue OF decree of the Circuit and Su-
0SpTehe Counts Of the District of Columbia the
underslgned viii sell, at public auction, on the
X ,nn1ises; on MOhDA1, the 9th November next AT
1.oV cIOck, D. m, six desirable Building Lots
sItSaiS on SIN street west, between north % street
ana Rhode Island avenue, being Lots 2 r IN NJ
ana 10. u, Of Brent : subdivision Of Square 45D
sihls OF sale: One-third Of purchase money 10 he
mthts al six and twelve months, with interest se-
cured 70 the satisfaction Of Trustee; purchaser 10
poslt OF % to be made each lot at time OF sale
Venue stamps and cOnveyancing at cost of mr.
tLaser In Case of nOn-cOmpliaDce with terrns ~
SAFE withlB hye days Trustee will sell the premises
AZ cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser Title
perfect being direct from government
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee
aW5w BATIMER CLFARY Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- 3lS, Southeast corner Seventh and D sta


EMECUToRs SALE OFyALUABLE PROPER
II On NORTH G, BETWEEN AZ and 6IH
SHEETS WEST AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, the 9th day of November.
H. lSl, shall sell. at oclOck D. m in front of
tho premises, the following named valuable
property, Wa: All that eastern half of Lot mum.
b-Ted seven, lID in Square numbered four hundred
and ninety hayiDg front OF Is feet inches on
north street, wtth an average depth of alb )ut I9
feet to foot alley, with the improvements, which
bulldlng, and containing 10 or II rooms N being
house No. 4s3, known as the SprohIs House or
Hotel This House has been Restaurant and Hotel
IT over ~ years, and is Of the best stands for
that purpose IN the city Of Washin1tion Any
person desiring place for that business Would do
" ell 10 attend this sale 80 w
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL "a u
and ~ months, the purchase 10 give notes for the de-
IeITeu pay ments bearing interest from day of sale
and lean on the property, to secure the payment
81 tne notes All cohV syancing, revenue stamps and
recording AZ the costO the purchaser saO will be
required paid down at time Of sale and If the terms
o. sale are not COM wi in five days the Execn-
t2I The right 20 resell the property at the
Using such resale FIVE times in some peWsnan NH
nshed In the CITY Of Washington -, f
JOSEPH BEASLEY. Executor
&C ga GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts