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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06

The IDLE CORPS 1t is curious pi"rcn-
sity Of human nature that attracts dIcrs TO
places where other people are industriou>y
employed. Let man 20 TO work digging
most hole. and We will warrant half 4 dozen
will stop to watch the operation to its compile
ton. The same promptncss and attention. L"
business which many Of these idlerS disnEny.
where promptness is Of no benefit. and they nave
no business there would make them lndcpcn-
IDENTIFY rich if turned to practical account
They are on hand before the wor kmcn are in
the morning. Then when the days woi!, is
over We have still seen them lowering about
the locality like uneasy ghosts. reluctant t" de-
part Offer one Of this committee OH pubic
improvements 4 job there at Il fair compcn>a-
ton. and ten to one, he opd Spin the pro
position with disdan. The fact Is there j.; 4
strange fascination in seeing others perform
what they have an insurmountablc antlpathy
to doing themselves-work. '-hnnrHh Vars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho Fairfax News says ave learn from a
nont,eman living at Manassas, that rl5t occur
rcd there few nights ago between tie quarry
men engaged by the Richmond and fredeFicKs
hnra Railroad, in which bril- ks anil other mus
silcs were used pretty freely Inc = "'' y
was in regard to 4 strike
The I. s. commissioner Of education: Gen
1obn Eaton. Jr.. is on tour OF observation
tbronghout the South lie VISITED ltichmond
M THURSDAY, 4,h inst, and lett IN the after.
un far Petersburg. Tie will 90 Is Tar Il New
Orleans. =
THE sale of Mr.. T. N. Chambers farm III
c,ro)inc county, WAS made to bogus purciI;'-
ca, The uan who procsscl 10 he .'i'3ug
Ia. :" talked Of his means, ana made III !'n'IGS-
chm an or Caroline friends; but dupc WIS tic
word. .,
The parties who recently p''"chaSe'l the
Mitchell Gold Mine in SpotSylvan'a have be-
come 81 well satisfied that there Is money IN
| tb, purchase. as TO order machinery to work 1t
| on large scale.
Tn, Petersburg, Va. authorities are MAXIM
ofcolorc,l men for fraudulent registration.
The Lynchburg News is Of the opinion that
tho whites who nd, iscd them. ought tn y" IL
res.cd also. :.
The body of Il man NAMED jenkins. who dis
appeared few weeks ago, has been found on
the banks Of the Potomac nrar the Great flilS:
NOT far from where he liyC.l. lie hat not long
| been married
| 4 citizen Of Fairfax last week, while digging
in his garden. came upon 4 quantity OF CLUTTER
| ing metal very much resembling gold. which l.
now undergoing chemical test.
Capt Huck has offered to Dr. Asa Walt, oi
the Virginia Fish Commission. the Use of
NcilIs Dam. about five miles from Winchester.
for his experiments.
Mr.. Wilson Williams IN old and we!-knowI
citizen of Richmond. died in that city on Thurs
day last, of dropsy Of the heart. II the 18th
year OF his age.
Registration is proceeding in Richmond ana
at the close of business on Thursday evening
the republicans it is said. were nearly one thou
sand ahead.
\ large number otimproycmcntS are Ill pro-
gross and in contemplation in portions OF Prince
William county west of BrcntSl HE and border
ing on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
\ lady residing in Portsmouth: on Sunday
last accidentally run an ordinary brass pIu into
the Acshy part of one Of her thumbs. In the
AFTERNOON She was seized with lock- jaw.
\ new depot is being built between the
Gaines, lie and Broad Run Stations on the
Manassas railroad 1t is on the lands ii MAJOR
Mason.
Passengers on the up MANASSAS train dine al
Markham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
FRANCE.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE DOWNFALL OF THE EN-
PIRE-DIsARMING THE NATIONAL GUARDS
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT, TEN KILLED
AND MANY WOUNDED.
PARIS, Monday, Sept. 4, 1871.
To-day being the first anniversary of the
downfall of the Empire and the proclamation OF the Re
public military precautions taken against danger
demonstrations; but the day passed of quietly and
no disturbances are app hended anywhere.
The disarmament Of the National Guards In the cities
OF Southern France will begin the 10Th inst Troops
have been concentrated at points in the South in such
manner TO insure prompt obedience TO the law. Az
the disarmament is completed martial law will
be abolished
In the Assembly to-day, the Minister Of War informed
the Chamber that the Commission appointed investigate
the captuatons during the late would meet the
18th inst 1t would investigate events in chronological
order taking up the surrender OF Sedan rst The bill
providing for the tax newspapers adopted There
will be vacations Of the Assembly until after the evac
uation by the Germans Of the four departments
rounding Paris.
terrible railroad accident occurred to-day in North
France-1O persons being instantly killed, and inn
Inense number injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

IA serious drouth prevails in Southern Illinois.
-: Queen Victoria il still indispOsed and confined
o.; ::Ibere were four deaths from yellow fever in
~1s''os dSIiAg the past ~ boun
An English student has fallen victim to
~ANl st<rH 70 climb The Alps without guide.
49,. bismarck Bohlen has been relieved from the
AaAoe and Lorraine sDd promoted the rasL Of GeDeL
e.::::Ihe Rev: Charles VI. Fox, D. D., died in
- Yesterday Dr. PoI len this city recently The
Ne Church Of The Epiphany 10 O'esee.
sS..James Legg d Co.'s wooden mill, in the town
-. slk l., karSee sunday. Loh eVO000 iBsuf.
SatN kasd that . Wai1haAD. the building
sEnNgssAsI, pshShsd be has not bess
~. Pefkins Livingston * Post, Nsw.YoYk firm,
- sauon hankIupleI in j5oADspohl agAns lndan
m 0ssnsa md I&yes kdrs. % snoSsi q tSes claim
- En4sSSOd SanhST u othsT ersditon win sSis similar
s,..::SenerA crop reports received at Mobile from
- AsksDe t eOtton PTespee1 IN AlAbans and hhGS
~ GeesWAEi66. Ia ebouA N Oolt localities to-
n S@a 70" ~Sen rNA ''S~"- 'S''s ~ H'"' az" nos
b.: 81 IRE In Springfield Mass yesterday, de-
S ~ sss2 a.hl' Ives oKssi youI Ao,.si Hs.h The
- tsssrst IL bsef Stors and hAee Of ;. H. Patch
GS~z1S Lee e3Ssa AsnBes, 81 90 A Sebsegpest Gre
N s@ - ~ ssss1s u J. ,. ViHSA Los, eas6si iASHr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
FLASHING TON.
P1sK L HATCH.


PREPARING THE ALABAMA CLAIMs-THE NEW
BRIDGE ACROSS TIE P0TOMAC-NEW SEEDS
AND PLANTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCNBl
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept T. 1871.
Clerks at the State Department busiy engaged at
present IN preparing for the consideration Of the Board
d Arbitration papers IN the Alabama claims IN
accordance with the recent notice Of the Secretary of
state, large number Of new claimants fling papers
These additional claims undergoing arrangement
Ind supervision.
The rst span Of the supersructure on the new piers
G the Long Bridge has just been successfully CON
Gruced on the side of the Virginia shore channel
connecting the abutment wall with the first pier. The
:, claiming spans will be erected over this channel In
Iort time The aecon be laid first s for the carriage
nav which IL 20 feet wide. The railroad section will be
laid afterward, and is TO be 10 feet wide.
During the present year, Government has received
from the Royal Gardens at Kew, London, 1900 distinct
Ipecles Of seeds and plants. These iDpOrtatons
Independent OF those annually made for the OF the
Agriculture Department, being mainly nOwerseeds, ~
tended for experimental purposes al the Botanical
Garden where they have been planted and produced hne
results.
The National Pathological Association meets in Rich
n.ond Va. tomorrow. large number Of delegates aud
Hembers left this city tonight 70 attend the session
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has ordered the
Preparation Of estimates Of appropriations for his Blu
Tcau for the year ending June 80 1879 that they
nay be ready for Secretary BOutwels report TO Con
Hress.
The Smithsonian Institution recently forwarded cTcu-
lar " scientific institutions all the world for the pur
pose Of securing record Of scientific and literary
foreign countries their residences the institutions and
eees with which they connected and the branches
Of tcence In which they especially interested. j..
Rbees ESQ., who during the absence Of Prof. Henry
California has charge Of the Institution, is engaged at
Che present time in receiving returns, and expects In
about two months to have complete lat Of scientific
and literary men throughout the world
The Ruh County National Bank Of Rushville Ind. has
been authorized TO business. with capital Of
h0,&p
Col W r. HOlloway's friends in indianapolis. Ind,
are tndesvOfng " secure his appointment postmaster
o. that city. and have letters here
As behalf
Commissioner DrummOnd, having been informed that
9esons settling upon tract Of land known the
AIe Lac Indian Reservation, in Minnesota, has sd-
ssed letter 70 the Register and Receiver OF the Land
Once 81 TsylOrs Falls informing them that those lands
~ SUI occupied by Indians, and not open for dis
pa and that oil entries and settlements made thereon
r. Illegal and will not be recognized by the General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
IRELAND.

THE DUBLIN RIOT-FURTHER PARTICULARS.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 4. 1871.
The riot of yesterday following the great
amnesty meeting in Phenix Park was begun by mob
OF returning participants in the meeting, who attacked
police patrol The fight which eDsued was very fierce,
sx constabes being badly injured, IS slightly hurt and
house at the Of Queenst literally demolished
Inc assaed police reinforced during the melee by
large body Of their comrades who had been kept out
OF sght during the meeting and 81 Of the rioters were
keu prisoners Dsorderly persons in the streets
an might singing tedtous songs The Policestation 10
smeared with the blood of the wounded
Eight rioters arrested yesterday have been sentenced
10 three and four months imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
ENGLAND.

A SPEECH FROM Mr.. GLADSTONE-Y0CNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 4, 1871.
Mr.. Gladstone in q speech delivered at
Wtby. Saturday, expressed his joy that Englishmen
look upon Americans friends, and said: We
indulge the hope that ali between
the two peoples are settled.
The International Conference of the Young Mems
Christian Association met to-day at Aldersgate Among
the speakers Messrs. wetmore OF New-York Reye
OF Chicago, and Wannemaker Of Philadelphia, who gave
statistics to show the progress Of the Christian Assoe
ton In the United States and spoke with pride Of the la
bors Of the organization.
fishing schooner foundered yesterday in PeBtland
Firth, and Ave persons were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

It is said that the health of John Bright
justAes the hope that he will be able to return TO hs
Parliamentary duties next session completely restored
10 mental ana tigo a. was tne case ater inc
10 years ago.
The negotiations for a settlement of the dis
pute between the steam coal coers Of Glanorgsnshre
in Wales and their employers have been broken OF In
consequence OF disagreement to the basis Of arbtra
ton This unfortunate state Of affairs has proved great
disappointment TO the wOrkmen themselves and 10 the
commercial classes OF South Wales who had every hope
that the strike was virtually at an end.
The Paris journals represent the anti-Ger-
mau feelings fully strong in the Province Of
Lorraine. Some Of the manufacturers st import coal
from Belgium, though they could get 1t much cheaper In
the Sarre The French tricolOr still flies from the
init Of the Cathedral at Metz and the few natives capa
BILE Of climbing to the LOFTY pinnacle to take down, 10
fuse 10 do 90 for any amount OF money.
The Spanish Republican leader, Rogue Bar
ca has been released from imprisonment The grounds
upon which he arrested are unknown BY some II
was said to conspiracy got up to sustain the idea
that 1 rss I Of
s1F IN nSas s but % cone sns
cerBed could have known.
The visit Of the Queen Of Great Britain TO the
Duke and Duchess Of Argyle at Inverary, which was
have taken place the 18th Of August three days after
the arrival at that place Of the Marquis and Warehouses
Of Lorne, has been indefinitely postponed oommnni
Granville at Balmorsl expressng the Queens regret
that owing TO the state OF her health, abe would not Be
able TO come on the day mentioned
The Beethoven Centenary, as it is called,
which could not DO celebrated account Of the last
year, when the century was completed, has been OBJ
served at Bonn in Germany with great pomp. II vas
inaugurated in the Festhae on the svsning Of AuSt
90 when the Missa solennis and the Symphony ~
minor were performed The celebration lasted cntn
August "a incusive The town WA nlsd b essraowms
The new Bavsrian Ministry 10 composed OF
the following persons, Herr Hexnsnberg Dex' nms'
of STATE Ministss for Foreign AHAira end Preaoens
the Ministry, Herr Psrstssehnss, hniser q snsace
Herr Frankh Minister q War; Herr Won ~ s
OF Public Wosahipi Herr Pfeafer hnhss e - :. S,S.
Herr Feustle Nnister Al JusoA NJ ~ ~
tion Of tho Ministry Of Ccnme!oe oo1n ~ se%
Crupdilor Of ezsts hshcbse4 unen - "
tSas depastmsn1 vhieh d 10 se nsds o. sse~
|. Il il nrobahle (shs 6s~ss Correspondent
ssy. that In sAs nsxs tsw ysszs many sessisn on
~. um v.uas ossuaay sss shs purpose Of studying
~. os,m.n military yssso. M Jspssese eovssnnsns
,oos m ssiy guuusazAV q szsanns Ne prnciples
Ensse ~ ~ vSsSsd ths grnan camp befcrs Par
49, $780, . sstsbl.sh REGULAR selsatons VIII
StssssW 3. @ - g e ssssss.l $1,000 =
s sst siSW zsSss ssaa Wv h1sv AaNnRaA
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FUNDING FlvE-TwENTY BONDS
o,,,c, q, FISK HATCH, No 5 NAsitr.,,,r'
Vf'iV' W EEW.YokK, September =, Ie'L

o,nc, O, FISK HA+cS No ,c. s A'i is;i
n. Go,,ruu,p, have notified the holders Of ONE HVSON
Bosp ,h, they win be paid sOhi 'Oo A''' "
s.-h.r III the intrest VII ees'e All holders Of O'
1891, .,,,n 4, one. a.e,d. whether they will hold
and take the COLO when ,ald on convert into nc"
d, t,o.c, ~ sfAr sr~rtscn AHi possible the pre-
M ,sop b nDeh account Of the'e heavy ps'm
,. becomes the duty AZ ho5tH Of FveTV'na'' to take The
,,..s,y into senous consideration
Fond, pnpdp and res The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
now ,.,pr a, 90 ard interest Of only
s,0OO o sin uDen II. total lmOcns Of the loan lie s'OeOcO
exc and eco coupon rd interest Six cent May and
November, ppe,A and ipieres, payable in EewYOh City IL o.
s~d
.hou g. Tie Western Fnee Bonds AZ Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
interest s1 Per Gent January and July IrnIa and interest payable
h Kev.YOIl City IN I. s. gold com
II, Central Paofe 81 COuEoD BOrd' Of $1,000 interest
SI Per Ct Jspuy and July ptpA Interest payable in Ne"
IOrL City in I. s. god coin
The Central Psesos amounting to e2 S CO., sharp demand
home German markets any amount be sO as
readily many P1.Tv.niy Bord,i they freely dealt at al
prominent Exchanges The world and will advance to
.t premium that The result will follow with The Che',psIis
Ohio Bonds completion road dOutL
Holden BY Cena retain the
e Westerns Win be about 70 pr cerir,o the Cbe
D&ale and olos the lneress. Vi Be about d per
Hee Of Cepta, can eIcbApge Chesapeake and
obosi and incr,at Ae es ,cu yer and in either
have bond jos, ,O to he pad principal interest
Twenty BODa
Of Che,speAlt And Ohc, remaining upd mail
demand very great they absorbed There very
lev CeDHas Westerns o. tie they will largely
sd'aBCe ii rnee
Of B,rl, FaaItr oe's re,eved Which We ado"
kouI per cent iDttrsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
TIE sALzBURG CONFERENCE.
AUsTRIA's REPRESENTATIVES,.

AUSTRIAS REPRESENTATIVES,.
VIEHSA, Monday, Sept 4, 1871.
1t is officially stated that Ministers Won
Beust. Androssy and Hohenwart will at the Con-
ference Of the Emperors at salzburg. The Emperor
Of Austria leaves for that city tomorrow.
BERLIN, Monday, Sept 4, 1871.
The Emperor William, after his interviews
at alzburg with the Emperor Francis Joseph Will 20 to
Munich, where he ia expected to arrive Friday
Saturday OF the present week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
SPAIN.

THE KINGS TOUR-POPULAR ENTHUSIASM.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 4, 1871
dispatch from Madrid announces that
King Amadeus, who accompanied by his Ministry, left
the capital Saturday for tour Of the provinces has
received everywhere upon his journey with great
enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05

NlCE-t
JAMES NJ. BROWN,
ROYAL PHELPS,
+. ID. MORGAN,
II. y. SPAULDlNG,
JAMES LENOX,
X. W. WESTON,
HENRY CLEWs,
JESSE HoYT,
MAGNUS GROSS,
W. r. VERMILYR,
SAMUEL b. BABCoCKI
JOSEPH STUART.
ANDREW II. GREEN,
ADRIAN IsELIE,
Gen. JOHN A. DIX,
F. II. AMIDoS,
EDWIN HoYT,
CHAs. ABERNETHY,
WM. LATTIAER,
HUGO WEsEND0NCK,
MOSES TAYLOR,
JESSE SELIGAAS,
X. w. HOWEs,
LEWIS BALLARD,
GUsTAvE KUTER,
JOSEPH SELIGMAS,
AUGUsTE RICHARD,
GEO. W. BLUNT,
CHASD'R NATHANe,
PITT COOKE,
OLIVER HARTMAN,
II. B. CLAFLIS,
ED. LUCKMEYBR,
n. SULLIVAN,
JAS. HAsLEHURsT,
JOSEPH GILLETT,
HENRY SHkLDOHb
d. j. ELY,
b. g. ARNOLD,
SAM. W. GILLESPIE,
JOHN NJ. WHITE,
SoLON F. GOoDRIDGR,
NJ. A. HOPPOCK,
MARTIN BATES. Jr.,
GEO. s. FRASER,
ISAAC II. BAILEY,
E. X. DURkEE,
Ross W. WOOD,
VIM. ii. SCHlEFFELIN,
GEO. DICKINSON,
+. =. JAMES,
ALBERT +. PUTNAM,
J. Il. SUMMERFIEp, .
julius CATLlN, jr.,
GEO. r.. COLLINS,
THOMAS T. BUCKLEY,
THos. =. ELDRIDGE,
4. u. CHITTENDEN,
GEO. 7. DENNY,
PETER HALL,
J. ALDRICH,
Wh. NJ. HALsTED,
WIN. ]. PEAKE,
JOHN ii. MORTIMER,
CHAs. MALI,
THOs. WALTER.
EDGAR KETCHUh,
SAML. SHETHAR.
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
WIN. RADDE,
ii. A. CAssEBEER,
&. f.. DETMOLD,
VICTOR PRECHT,
GUSTAV SCHwAB,
WILLY WALLACE,
DIR. 4. KRACK0wIZER.
MICHAEL LIENAN,
W. q. TAAKs,
MOSES K. CRLsTA,
STEPHEN ROBERTS,
Z. N. FAILER, IT.,
JOHN WEBER,
W. b. CARMAN.
SAML. CHRISTIE,
JOHN sTRATTOS,
THOs. MCLELLAED,
WIN. G. MALLoY,
Col. N. q. DUNN,
T. q. CUNNINGHAH,
II. c. FAHNsToCK.
EMIL 6AUER,
ALBERT KLAMRoTH,
FRED. 6cBACK,
JOHN A. STEWART,
r. l.. KENNEDY,
Hon. K. PiERREPoET,
JOSEPH II. CHoATE,
Hon. ]. b. VARSUh,
ROBERT HOE,
Hon. T. A. LEDwITH,
]. BLUnEHTHAL
M. ELLIRGRR.
WN. kUrTRUSF,
GERHARD JANSEN,
MORirE MEIER,
q. w. BARTELe,
i. LUDWIG kAPTT,
CHAs. LANsOf,
TNOs. eTUngks,
Z. p. KIRKLAND,
THOs. YoUNGs,
THOs. 3. OWEN,
". b. LAuo,
X l. CUTTING,
sEc1
wv. = CURTIS,
JOS. J. O'D0N0HUE,
HOevklL u. HATCH,
JOasBB G, JACuo0E,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
HURRICANE AT THE BAHAMAS.
FIVE VESSELS WRECKED.

HAVANA, Sept. 8.-Advices from Arecibo re-
port fearful hurricane the 22d ut in the Bahamas
The American vessels c. d. Rure, c. v. Williams, and
Carolina, and the English vessels Lady Bird and Nellie
Movie were wrecked All hands saved The British
vessel Hamlet lost one overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
THE CHOLERA.

THE DISEASE SPREADING on THE CONTINENT.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 4, 1871
Fatal cases of cholera have occurred at
Danzic Elbing Altoona, COblentz LEIPZIG, and Vienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
VICE-PRESIDENTS.

IDENTS.
JAMES Low,
CHAs. L. ANTHONY,
ORLANDO M. BOGART,
Il. TOWNSEND,
FRED. BUTTERPIELD,
Il. II. HUTTON,
DANIEL APPLETON,
CHAS. l.. HARDING,
GUSTAV A. KIssELL,
WIN. NJ. EvARTs,
WIN. WATT,
SAMUEL MCLEAN,
WIN. G. LANGLEY,
J. j. VAN EosTRAND,
JOHN FOLEY,
WIN. 7. GARNER,
CORNELIUS BLISS,
II. N. BEERS,
NJ. o. ROBERTS,
WIN. BARLEY,
GEO. BLISS,
JOHN JACOB Aston,
G. II. MACY,
A. y. HATCH,
ROBERT WINTHROP,
GEO. OPDYKE,
CHAs. II. DABNEY,
CHAs. COLLINS,
RoBT. W. ABORN,
LUKE W. THOMAS.
ED. MATTHEWS,
JSO. M. BRUCE, jr.,
BENZ. B. SHERMAN,
GEO. ii. LANE,
l.. NJ. BATES,
WIZ. MOsER,
JACKSON 8. SCHULTZ,
G.. 8. BEBKAAS,
WM. HEEsY SMITH,
b. II. SMITH.
l.. LOCKWOOD,
p. M. MYERS,
JAMES LEES,
puIIIp SpEYRR.
i. HALLGARTEE,
W. 3. GILMAN,
LUTHER KOUNTZB,
BEN. A. FARSHAA,
EDWARD HAIGHT,
W. T. HATCH,
4. o. TUFTS,
WIN. l.. POhEROY,
=. TILLIHGHAsT,
Z. 8. BALLIS,
G. &. COLLINS,
PHILIP DATER.
AMBROSE X. ELY,
X. NJ. BOGART.
JOHN FALCONER,
l.. X. JACOBUs,
WIN. Ii. COLWRLL,
hewlett SCUDDER.
DUNCAN MCDOUGAL,
A. RUBCH,
CHAs. ID. FIELD,
JAS. N. DUNBAR,
JONAS II. LAEB,
T.. II. BROWN,
GEO. MOLLER,
c. KUHN,
r. SCHwEDLRR,
Fl. GERCKE,
o. ZOLLIKOFFER,
\. KAUFMAN,
JOHN G. KOHLsAAT,
CHAs. LULrHG,
WV. A. kobe,
L. BIRRwIRTH,
sAML. b. RUGGLEs,
aEo. W. MCLEAN,
WV. b. CLARK,
JNo. w. MCLEAN,
GRO. JONES,
GEO. BALDr,
Major J. N. BUNDr.
DR.. JAMES r. WOOD,
WV. II. WEBB,
Judge G. c. BARRETT,
W. d. WILSON,
W. o. BARRETT,
GEO. W. VARIAS,
]. ]. O'DoHAHUE,
ROSWELL ID. HATCH,
JOHN N. WHITE,
]. W. TIEHANs,
JONATHAN brURGRs,
W. II. WICKHAh,
B. B. ROOSEVELT,
SIMON STERN,
GEo. VAN SLICK,
JSO. @. GREEN.
ID, =. TIEnAFN,
]. W. POWERS,
r b. MOONEY,
JAMES O'BRIEH,
JOHR y. DgvLIN,
n, ,HALLOnAr,
T. =. JEREMIAH,
PAfHick OeHEA,
X. w. 6ACxEfT,
Judge T. W. .CLEAKs,
Judge SdJ J. 4. srzxxLER,
". 4. WHiTBrcK,
ARI@.
I. q, CUNNINGHAM,
JoHN MCCooL-
JACOB WExDkLr-
mos. Il TsoAnnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINA.

CHINA.
TERRIBLE TIPHOON-TwELvE VESSELS DRIVEN
ASHORE.
HOMO KoNG, Sept 5, 1871.
A disastrous typhoon visited this vicinity
yesterday Twelve vessels driven ashore, and much
damage done on the land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05

q united effort by the citizens of Eew-York, without
reference 10 party, 10 obtain good government and
are hereby authorized to call upon all cilLens ln1
terested good to contribute such funds as
may be needed 70 execute tae .9 e sir nnmSeT
The resolutions, as read, were adopted unalI-
mously, and Oswald Ottendorfer came forward.
SPEECH OF OSWALD oTrEND0RFEk
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND FEILOw-CITzESs: have
come to this meeting and respond to the invitation
to briefly address the same upon the assumption that
it will in the language of the CALL consider the pres
emit condition of the city finances in view OF the
charges of corruption that have been made IN respect
to them and take such action as the public safety
may require.
These are great and important ob1ects and 70 a.
sst in attaining them should be the highest duty OF
every citizen because 1t Is not only the welfare and
future Of our city that affected by it. but because
IN a great extent the honor and good name OF the
Americ.n neople at large are at stake.because the
nstion H. yolyed whether free republican fnst1tu-
Enns haaed mon universal suffrage, Whicn we ad'
;ra az the foundations Of our happiness and PRIDE,
are in truth we'll adapted for the government q
large and populous cities and can % reconcec tSa
a Ase Of ali civiissd nations depends.
To IA m the solution of this important task con-
s;jsr a dnty which no citisen, 10 whom tno egpor'
tnnitv h presented, should fail to discharge have
therefore appeared, In obedience 70 the csii mace
pR In he expression Of my views may not meet
IN ths APPRECIATION Of the majority Of thOss pre-
ant. but that oapnot help. shall steadily keep
N yisv the Object Tor which thu meeting hes beeu
sslied and further the 20 The best Of my soity
Zee Bl9SA Faess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26
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Mr.. Massey AT THE New York DEMOCRATIC
STATE CoNvENTioN-THEP PART Mr.. TWEED
Took IN IT-How THE PUPPETS WERE
WORKED AND VINO WORKED THEM.
[from the Toledo Bladel
CoNFEDRIT y ROADS,
(WHICH is IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY
October IA, 1871.
am in the sere and yeller leaf, and hev
seen much ov politics, but never in my life
did ever see a convenshun so beautifully
managed ez the late Democratic Convemhu
at Rochester, Moo York. / was there by
speshel invitashnn NV my old friend Dennis
oshauighessy, NV the Sixth Ward, Moo ork,
whe, since left the Harp Nv Erin Sloon hez
improved wonderfully in a worldly mint nv
view. He wuz then hod-carrier bv profes-
sion and repeater by practice He attract
ed the attention of Mr.. Tweed by his zeal in
yotn and his bravery in knockin down on
posishen voters, and wuz of course rewarded.