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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE FIRST DISTRICT CONTEST-ADvERSE REPOR
OF THE COMMITTEE PROBABLE.

THE FIRST DISTRICT CONTEoT-ADNERSE REfOhi
OF THE COMMITTEE PROBABLE.
HARRISBURG. Jan. IA formal claim has
been made by Mr. Lynda for the seat Of Mr. Decbert in
the Senate of this State the ground that the latter
was elected by fraudulent means at the recent special
election I'm the Ist District The Democratic members
voted to refer Mr. LyndalPs petition to committee
for report on its formality and character
The Republicans claimed that the case should he tried
Immediately before Committee drawn from tho entire
Senate The stood II Democrats against 10 kpub-
licans Mr. Dechcrt being i'm his seat and voting Great
Interests are involved the contest the majority IN
the Senate depends upon 1t. , -,
The Committee was appointed by the speaker ana ana
was instructed TO report tomorrow. II consists OF nNe
Democrats and two Republicans. They have met several
times and have arrived at the conclusion that the p-
ton IL not sufficient in its ayernents 70 compel the
sitting members 10 answer. They hold that the
question OF its suiliciency must be determined
before committee is drawn 70 Try inc
case. Their conclusions based on tho following
facts viz That the allegations vague ana indefinite
and that where asserted that there was conspiracy
no names OF tine alleged conspirators are gwen Inc
report which will be made to the Senate on Monday
morning will embrace other for setting ASIDE tue
petition. The Republicans on the other hand Will insist
that the duty of the Senate is to appoint contested
election committee.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
EISH CULTURE.

The Commissioners of Fisheries OF the Stata
Of New-York hereby give notice that they can 10" u
nish black bass young bulheads or catfish white ba'
and rock bass roach perch sunsh and pike perch com
monty called yellow pike for stocking waters IN any pars
OF this state free Of expense 10 oil persons VINO VIII nh
some one 10 and take charge OF them as ylns
sh can ONLY be delivered al the state breeding establish
ept at Caledonia. n. Y. Communications should ~ al
dressed 10 Seth Green Rochester, n w. and Descriptions
of the character OF the lakes ponds, or streams shod
he given so that the Commissioners can Judge "h'n
species of dsh Is bes. adapted 10 them
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
GEORGE q. COOPER
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT,
f,u,,f..,o,o,, Oft state Of New York.
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The XXIst Assembly District German Il

The XXIst Assembly District German Re-
prblican Association has elected the following oileen
for the current year, f. c. Koerner President; Juiu'
Camerer Vice President, j. c. +. Bayland secretaTy
Henry Ring, Treasurer; l.. G. koerner j. G. r keyian
and Jacob Fensterer delegates tothe Central CoInnit"
The German Republicans of the Nth Assem-
bly, District organized by the election Of the follow
ing officers for 1871: President Iozernz BONNER; Vice
Presidents, Gustav Carl and Orgald Christopher R@
cordngi Secretary Edward Damman; Corresponding
Secretary John Reichard Treasurer, Charles kasrri
gates tO the Central Committee, LOrenz BONNER
Charles Lndeman, Christian Carl, John Recbard, and
Edward Damman
The Aldermanie investigation into the alleged
illegal election OF VIM. Richardson as Alderman Of ths
Twenty-second Ward Of Brooklyn held saturday
evening and large number OF persons were examined
Tunis V. G.. Talmage who contests Mr.. Ricbardson's
election pro duced witness the poll clerk OF the Nth
District in the Twelfth Ward OF NewlOrk, who testified
that Mr. Richardson voted at the November and Deeem
ber elections OF 1867 In that District. deed was ala
placed in evidence, which bore date In lS' and ind
Gated that Mr. Richardson resident OF TIE Cy ana
County of New-York. Mr.. Richardson claims that he
has been fully three years resident or Brooklyn, al
though family have not, and that IA far az deed
he left all those matters IN the hanus OF nus
lawyers.
STEAM SAFEs.-We call attention To an adyer.
tisement in another column setting forth tie qualities oi
the American steam Safe both fire and burgarprooi'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
NEW-IERSEY

THE CONTEST FOR THE sENAroRsHIP GROWS
UOT-TRIANGCLAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-wALsH-PARkEk.
TO the Edifor or The Tribune
SIR: There is always more or less of doubt
about uncertain things When wrote you last the con-
test as 10 the senatorshp seemed narrowed down 10
Messrs Frelinghuysen and Walsh, with fair certainty
that the latter would lose nead OF gain by ANY delay
IN holding the caucus. judged that he had come TO
high tide, and the ebb about to begin. thought
also and am still pretty confident right, that Mr.
Walsh means 10 stay Ia this light until he Ia caIgled cut
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
6pseial Notirts

Ninth A...mbl, District Union Repubfcsp N xA-sosia-
,iona rpar ,ent1v n ing the shs,s Association s b. heh
- III 9l W. PaartessA THIS tMoss,l EVENING
Il o'clo~t W. II. MERRILL. lL. PSo,iaesl
InosA' H. cergIss: Secretaries
The Executive Cenriee Of ih. XVIII Assembly, District Ne
so,s.,s an MONDAY EVENING jan. To- 1871 oeieck
el.t oecsr lsi Wh ATKINSON Prest Of ths asp
Diamonds Bought and sold.
GEO e. ALLEN. 33 BTosGuas, anaer NJ Nichols heiel
S,hi,man,s JuJabe Tie taniar refa~iT for
Plbo anu ali having sc.oss % he nat hei 40
ul'nNtss llenf Bniiingi CASWRLt HAZARD Co ffsaye
Twenty foart DiIAAs 20. Assr hoase aad al
Dt-.s1.s
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HAPs AND MIsHHPs.

Police arrests in Brooklyn last week, sS
Anthony Deyne was killed on Saturday IN brOok
lyn by an embsn kment filling upon him.
Heyman & Lewis's establishment at No. 20 urand'
s. was damaged sl 800 BY Gre on ssundsy
VIM. Rice. age 4, yesterday fell from third-story
.indow Of bis parents residence No. 100 " col f''Y
killed.
James Farrell Of Astoria age %, walked overheard
Yesterday from the ferry bridge Ninety hds. h. H., owing 10 @
dense fog, and vas drowned
Mrs Annie Miller age 90 died yesterday m Belle
vue Hospital received jar b her clothes taking hre rom
stoye n her apartment No. as West siKtee1th-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
HAVANA MARKRTs

HAy1yA Jan HSugs-sas nimPoftant 10 10 70 y fui S
somnay 9G0 rek aTobe Brgouei dnrng 10. Nret 10"
Ha1auN and Masn1a. O0 and 100 hh. Of slh 5000 boIr
remaining 10 the saIeho1s AZ i'shs
and Nssnl.s $500 bids Csye Mo~s nrn,
u reals; MueovEo 5a6 nss egh dui surplus 81 .Sn5-ss
NDr ali porEs 6di6ic Buter 9G, a 2J1Je NoA
on. e.dy Flour fme s2 7yd 5lL Hsms-NaIse apphed
American saei lec Cured 202sc. lrI dali lamber-
White Pine Pine declining owing To large s1ppl bos
shocks snn 00 ra Hogsha shooss "a demand Al - 90
50 g7t Oops-longhaVe in demand ga Potatoes steady iaos
Ia 4alc WI i'm kIehAnge an.e. Aa anchalkel
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
MIR. WALLACK-CONlEDY

Mr. Wallack'S remittance, tonight, at his
own theater is prospective incident, Of particular iul
portance 70 which we have already called the attention
of our readers There is every to anticipate
a brilliant performance of Faint Heart" and Used
Up :" and of course the votaries Of this theater will
rally in great numbers the call Of their favorte como
dian and manager. Mr. Waack will appear every night
and at the Saturday MATINEE. On Saturday evening win
De gwen The School for Scandal"
YANDENHOFF-wHAT's IN A NAME'
70 tIe Edit0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: viii you allow me, through the medium
of yor columns to give the following decisive answer
80 an inquiry with which frequently troubledf The
actor at the Globe Theater. Boston. calling himself
Charles II. VandelhOG Is not a member Of my family ;
Murray. cannot prevent any one using
any a de theatre bat can and do repudLite
relationship. Your obedient servant,
gro yASDENHOFS.
No. IS sqshingfon-pIqce Jan. H. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE OPPOSITION TO SENATOR WILSON.

THE OPPOSITION TO SENATOR WIL'VN'
BosroN, Jan IA caucus was held this
afternoon OF the Republican and Labor Reform members
Of the Legislature opposed the reelection OF Senator
Wilson, There were few members present. ana an ad
journment was made until Monday afternoon Ihe
Republicans generally will hold caucus on MONDAY
afternoon in relation the Senator question IL Is stated
that there is strong movement in favor OF MT Dawes
many members regarded as in favor OF Mr' "iison
declaring their willingness to vote for MI Dawes or
Secretary Boutwell,.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
NertOa, N. j., Jan. 10, 1871.

GOV. HoFFMAY's LATEST FRIEND AND ADMIRER
tFron Il< Albany ArSvs (Denjl
The following epistle was received at The
Executive Chambers some days ago Among other In
teresting information will be found valuable recipe 1t
is printed just 3 it was written:
Spirit lake dckensOn iowa december the lin 1870
governor hoffman you may think strsng or my riting
TO YOU when left there % years agoe the 3 day OF as
august Sas write was then governor av my Deloved
is where took the democrat caus there Voted
for general Jackson when was IL years ON ana
never budg a hare and don't think committed
the unpardnabel sin by dooing 80 had don other
who'd hay ben on old sholders 70 TINS
day want 10 leave the inhabitants OF that sse egasy
to remember old snyder by was born and oroat up In
columbias town OF copake money nav not 70 lsav
for egasy am poor but somthng leav them which Ia
worth than money To cure the etlsipes ana srnu
fues its yerst stages. preparation nnXed qunine Do
cranes precipitae carb iron 80 cranes sache ~ CRANES
leptand rum cranes mix well dose To cranes times
day before eating very dangers cases take 1t ofner
that never fales OF makind O permanent cure nav
had 1t in my family for the last % years son ana
and a daughter and wife have spent good ele OF
money with fOckters and don no good year goe
herd old In the Qer part OF nebrasca that cured
every kase spent months TO ind hum ana test 10 my
satisfaction him 50 d0lers and came home and
also cured number OF others hV taken tbls cOrse
nv own natif plase knes don't think ever new new
peter and david hoffman in the city VI new YORK martin
van buren enas troop wm marsy silas rRht WIN
bouk and WIN seward ANDRES l. Jourden Judx edm0ns
Joseph / monel had litel spat old lawer williams
he under took to make one OF his create pontca
speeches he said OF there one there that vas an
eney his cOntrey he better leave got up and sad
lawer williams you better take hat and bee moving
then that the fall Of 80 he got Owu mad no Good
help him self hav 1T the cses here alone for years
fall eeced part OF my ticket for county calculate
spend my days here and determind help elect dem
orrats presidents hOrasha seymor for II had the
nenes whood like % com and you and hen have
paper from albany ii able plaase yer this Tor
JOHN l. SSYDEg.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

shot him and was indicted by The Grand Jury In NO
yeuber last and his trial for murder began on Thnrs1y
Galentine was soldier during the war. serving 10 n
Ohio regiment and has ever been known "A sh
esimable weiLbehayed young man. His yictm wss
Do3tor OF some standing IN TO.edo, bus hah nor sou
reputation. The wife, scOrned by ber huSDannS 'o~
tyes, is said to be in Che insane asylum.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
ILLINOIS.

THE NoMINATIoN FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
WASHINGTON, Jan. t4.-The following tele-
gram was received here this morning:
CHICAGO, Jan. Il, 1871
To GEN. Giles A. SMITH Washington.
First ballot, Logan 9s Oglesby 49, keorIIcr = Pah,r l.
Evening Mail. Jan. IA.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

CAP-sCHRPRR- 18th inst. by the Rev Hearv wri B-ss
residence Of the BRIDE Csvs b. Camp ~ Mary SchePer
JOHNsON-HOAGLAND-On ThuriAy Jan u, iS by Rev J. T.
Durysa D. d. James Johnson Of Chicago and Mo Kate H.
Hoagiand Of Brookln No elnls.
LINCOLN-wOODRUPP-A Bhubeh n J.. THURSDAY. Jan IL
residence of the brides pArrt b. h- Rev DR. kemshA
Lincoln Helen NJ eldest daughter oi Dc NJ d. Wst
ruff all Il hIabeth.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
HdRRTED.

Ueadinr and Whiting Cards Initial S,,rps, Note Ps,s
VIZ RTssDsLL, sos lO PuLTossr OPP. Drrcu CGgESE
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
Hazard & CasweII's Cod Liver OIL IS the be's

WInchesters Hypophosphifes sD tOSscsPrios.
Is upeluaod a a Tonic and InyigoraoL Try H.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
DIED.

Al Notices OF Marriages must be indorsed nth fau
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

favor. This is the fuIl cast
st. Georre 60. Miss Lydia Thompson
St. Denis Of France Alice Harrison
SLPstrick Of lrelanlAhce Atherton
g. ANTONY Of Italy .Emma Moshier
SLJames of Spain Nellie Henderson
fSt.Andrew % Scotland. Annie fimin
st David u Wales. 100. Lottie Grant
Emperor Of Morocco Harry Beckett
Alectra, q Sorceress Mr.. T.W keene
Fultan...........Mr. Willie Edwin
NiTer...........Mr. G. 4. Charles
j. Sabra. bra............A. HsranC
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in this country! Such man, after de-
claring for the empire, might hold regi-
ment Of soldiers in the Wllite-House yard
for just one day, and then the people would
put him in the Potomac river. Why, they
shut up Napoleon at Strasbourg, and
ducked him in the sea at Boulogne for just
such nonsense"
.Adams calls the Ku-Klux bill Grants
negro policy" remarked.
IAN humbug again {! 1t is simply law
making it possible to arrest and dispense
unlawful gangs of rascals, black or white,
in any Of the Southern States--to imprison
them, and try and punish them. Grant
don't have any negro, nor German nor Irish
policy. His policy is to protect all citizens I;
remain at peace, economize and try and
pay the debt. All this stuff and talk about
imperialism in America is libel on the
good sense of the people, and Adams ought
to have too much good sense to talk such
foolishness.0
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RAILROADS.
El tzs 5,..:..: r:.ss51
n ICIINIOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
7 uIIVI , uIY.AolII IcIIi
GOING WEST :

III On and after July.2sth, 1871,
GOING WEST
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1852 u. NJ
Train No. Qynchburg Passenger) leaves
Richmond daily at 9l5 A. M; arrives at Lynch
burg at 8 p M. t.
Tram No. 10 Freight and Accommodation
leaves Richmond at 505 p. M; arrives at Burlses-
vile at 9.54 T.. NJ stopping at all way stations
daily Sundays excepted)
Train No. IL Through Mail and Express leaves
Richmond daily ut 240 =. M. leaves Danville
daily at 1912 z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
at 1:l2 A. M.
GOING EAST:
Train No. IA Through Mail and Expross)
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Danville daily at 10:12P. M; arrives at Richmond
daily at 5:l4 A. M.
Train No. 8 Through Passenger) leaves Green's
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Danyille at l27 p, Nj arrives at Richmond at 500
Z. M, lit .-t trg
Train No. 10 Q.ynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at $50 A. M; leaves Burkeville
at r. M; arrives at Richmond at p. M.
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above, JOHN r. MACMURDO,
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Il, M. II, TALcoTr, Engr and Supt. au24
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General shernan's Opinions.

A CORES, 1ondent of the New York CONF
D,e,cih Adce, tiser caught General Sherman
unawares at Saratoga, and elected from him
his opinions on various political questions.
We copy the following extract from the re-
porter5s account of the interview:
stT see Parker has resigned"
'Yes we've had so many dishonest COM
missioners that Congress resolved 10 stop
the frauds, and they corked up the indisn
bureau SO tight that poor Parker had no.
thing to do but now and then sign his name
and frank envelopes for the department"
ssThey say he is rich" s
fNot bit of it," said the general, in
yiiepantly. Parker has never made one
cent out of his office. His record is as pure
as snow.
"Your friends were little disappointed
when you refused to have your name used
Presidentially," / remarked.
ssNo. not nv friends. They want me to
stay where / am. General OF the army for
life is better than President. Grant regrets
that he ever left the army now, and SO do l.,
except that he has done good work as
President
"Do you think it policy to elect Grant
again ?' moss
stOf course | do. Why not? lie knows
the ropes now he has become acquainted
with the dutes-acquainted with thousands
of public men, and ten thousand good-for-
nothing White House bummers who would
do nothing but harass new President for
the first year. He has just got where he
can tell a good man at sight. Humbug
men always get the best credentials every
Congressman signs their recommendation
at sight, and many Of them deceive a new
President. These party frauds are. now
pretty much played out, and Grant is en-
abled to deal squarely with true men. Elk
perience and acquaintance is the stock in
trade of good President
"Who will run in ~ ?"
There's no question in my mind, !" said
the general, enthusiastically. "I'll bet on
Grant against the field-two to one"
.'sWho will run against him ?"
"Thcre won't anybody run; but, not be-
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THE PROTECTOR ALONE Is WORTH THE
PRICE OF THE WHOLE ARTICLE.
MARsHAL's NOTICES.
263-Admiralty. ~
NITED STATES OF AMERICA

263-Admiralty. ttt.e
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA NJ
u 4 District Of Virginia, IS.
The Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company VS..
the schooner "Corredor," in admiralty, in II
cause of contract. s.a, taii
Whereas, a libel has been filed in the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, the 2Gth of August, 1871, by
The Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company, Ii
bellant, against the schooner "Corredor:'
i In II cause of action, civil and maritime, and
praying process may issue against said schooner
"Corredor, her tackle, &C., and that said schoon-
er, her tackle &c. may be condemned and sold
to pay such judgment, with costs, charges and
expenses.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court, to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming the said schooner "Corre-
DOR" her tackle, &c, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be, and appear before the said
District Court, to be held at the courtroom in the
Custom House, in the city of Richmond, in and
for the Eastern District of Virginia, on the 10th
day of September, 1871, at IL O'Clock in the fore
noon of that day. provided the same shall be u
day of jurisdiction, otherwise, the next day of
jurisdiction thereafterD then and there to inter-
pose their claims and make their allegations in
that behalf.
Dated the 26th day of August, 1871.
DAVID d. PARKER,
u. S. Marshal.
PAGE s. MAuRy, Proctors for Libellant.
1S--td b.
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TO all toh0nl it BaQy CONCERN, Greeting; Al
Notice is hereby given, That, on the 25th day of
August, 1871, two l2) packages manufactured to.
bacco, (22 lbs,l one a. package twist TOBACCO and
five t6) empty cigar boxes, claimed by Wiley O.
baeco, claimed by j. N. H.. Blankepship, valued
at 81; five (5) pounds manufactured tobacco
claimed by j. Il. Griffith, valued at 2sG twenty
three (23) pounds manufactured tobacco, claimed
by J. X. Kayren, valued at $l4 seven hundred
Goo cigars claimed by John Mendoza, yalued at
SIC; three (3) empty iiqnor barrels, claimed by
r. Morrisett, valued mt Severe seized by the
Marshal of the United States for said District as
forfeited to the use of the United States and the
same is libeed and prosecuted in this court in the
name of the United States, for condemnation for
the causes in said libel set forth, and that said
co,,sa will stand for trial at the courtroom in the
city NJ Richmond, on the 10Th day of September,
1871, neNt when and where all persons are warn
ed 10 ippeqf 10 sAgW cause why condemnation
should moi be- decreed and to intervene for their
interests.
Dated August 2b, 1871.
DAVID b. PARKER,
a., 2s--I0t u. S. Marshal.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative WA
tiers and fashionable patronage, will be open on
the lsr of JUNE. They afford accommodation
for 900 persons.
The Springs are 1000 feet above tide-water and
the climate in which they are situated is always
COOL and INVIGORkTING, aHording entire
relief from prostrating summer heat
Professor Rosenberger's excellent band will be
in attendance, to enliven the lawns and ballroom.
Masquerade and fancy balls during the season,
as heretofore.
An extensive livery will be kept at very mode
rate charges.
CHARGEs-$3 per day and $75 per month of
thirty days. children under ten years of age, and
colored servants, half price; white servants, ac-
cording to accommodations. 4r
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