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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
CHURCH ACTION FOR FRENCH RELIEF-LETTEH
FROM BISHOP WHITTINGHAM.

To Mr.. JOHN s. SAUZADE, esq-SIR: 1ou
seem TO have read the letter which you do me the
honor 10 comment with hardly sufficient care. Iaye
made no demur to claims of France upon the United
States Still less have denied that it is the privilege
ard duty Of citizens Of the United States, as such to
afford such relief as they may be able to the suffering
French On tho contrary, expressly said that "eTB
beary synpdtzed with the movement for the relcf OF
the suffering French by contributions from the citizens
OF the United States"
What declined to DO was, TO use an ecclesastlcal
rositon for the purpose OF obtaining such contributions
What declared myself unable TO perceive to be night
was to set in motion the machinery OF religious dOdy,
as such in order to effect ends full easy Of accomplish
ment in other modes thoroughly honor the intentions
of the gentlemen who appealed to me to act officially In
the case but as distinctly deny their right TO make such
appea in the case question than in many others
Of continual recurrence.
lam also of the opinion that amsglving, as religious
dty il hardly less called for by the pressing needs OF
large norton OF the nation which has earned dear
bought victory in the late struggle Of sefdefense than
nv the defeat to its disappointed nvad
orc and that church action for the relief OF Protestant
Germany would be more natural TO Protestant Lpls-
conaan than exclusive direction OF such action to the
other noety OF those who have been experiencing the
mseries OF war am very respectfully your obedicnt
servant, W. W. ""iii
baltimore March Is, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

Committee in the state at large. Now this Ereeuhrd
Committee never attempted 10 reorganizo District
Association. in any manner 70 interfere with it,
cppt to make recommendations 20 the superior body
ANY such attompt would be Tepudiaed and resisted az
once by the primary body.
for the fact that Mr. COrncs letter is published
all the Republican papers, and noticed edOrally I'm
containing conclusive grounds for the actions
the Committee should not have troubled you with this
communication l believe that large majority OF the
Republicans of The city satisfied with the Republican
organization as IT Is. The few dissatisfied persons who
clamOr now for reorganization, believe, nave not the
sympathy or support OF the who do the working and
voting In the party. Thoy Il sorry to belieye)
simply Intriguing and maneuyering for supremacy
III the party, regardless Of its effects either here or
elsewhere: have myself for years past, endea vored
70 placate these macOntonts. As President OF
the General Committee and in every representative po
son with which the party in this city has hOnored me-
nave endeayOrcd to meet these men more than half
way In every fair and sincere effort 10 bring about har
mony. am apprehensive that some OF these men do
not desire harmony except upon the terms Of oOncedng
TO them the absolute control Of the party organization in
this city to-day with al the Federal Offices Upon these
terms, such OF them get Office would be quiet for the
ume being The others would continue TO ask for
Organization Yours, truly, f. j. FITnIAN.
N II. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
IFcTIREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

A large number of prominent German cillzehs
of t Nineteenth Ward met last evening, at No70 Imrd
o,e and formed themselves into protective ana Wig
liant association Tor he purpose or proteclh me u
o,, nv ecnust the rOwdy element which prtdoIlIutes
liVttaI Wari Mr.. MiChrls was elected IicSlu'Ht :
81 "Eoll.r Vice President Messrs PapeuAeim ''nu
P.tI : 'rretarics, and Mr. Weber, Treasurer.
An adjourned meeting was held last evening
~ bo residence Of Archbishop McCoskey, No 2lS Madi-
son-aye To receive reports from the committees aP
100 "a collect funds fOr the completion OF the new
pooJrai Thc amount collected up To thls oaie IL
49,, 49,, ~ which $4,000 has been placed IA the hah- o
20 ,SIrcr IL Is expected hat by Easter the Heseu
oinount will have been raised
mo polytecbnic Branch Of the American
-. ,,..o,od Last evening TO some notes Of scen-
t,gc nroeress read by Prof lillman Dr. VanderTeyde
cv,ai,ed the uses to which gycerine can be anpneq
' m ia poVer of preserving organic ndrI, Nhlle II
Iii -, eyobornte nor freeze discussion men uIo.e
WIN w. ase Of the recently discovered onlnOWlns IN
Hio ent tbrough the Straits OF GibraIiar. WI H.
a., Nm, contrnded that the evaporation from me Med
smran Sea Is less than the rain all, While DL van
,ll snpnosed the reverse 70 be the case ana that
~. ~ Gq rurrent much less lhal the lhno"lhg'
~ Wrcrwcytle explained new neihOd OF microscopic
DE- and some curious discoveries made 10y means
OF IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
HAYS AND SIIsHAPs.

Coroner Hermann commenced and inyes,,2atig,n'
yeser 10 IT, " Pter '.e who drowned on
r-.t hy Ll4g into .h uu,sf. Point slip While h q
feTfy boat Mous Two oncer Of the Iw-nt'- "a t5h
tuufl th. mans Iie VS. sl'
th 7ro.s ur.l .t-ce " d., explores % t1e Fn! ',N
adiouprl
Frederick Cocbue. President of the Grand-st ana
NewioNA ktlotd COMPANY msie az i'i ~ IN .tlals
fh ally, that tie os b., iht recent IRE ~ & i- f i-ce,ary
atouuts OU he believes tie fire 70 nav ri...f at
ogn think that tuJ " hc tf f-. is te
lss elect on for Deeori would have been ti sem M
buAng suspicoa s-eus isl uon some "''h---- W."
chan u a lev days of dfanle1lts~ IL nj
No H. n H he 4si provided tla The eenrr HsPae' ~ tfo'l
psy hall th- expenditure Petn',o an lie = a diver
ssa ,1 tg,i Ind twer.y.snh and Ols e,alse'
$500 49, I rom e piers &c foot Of u iaon 4 hn
.o y nam ~ Mo Anieg Comm 'tc. .iu'> al on ~. l
~ in he lands of a. tflf o. ir.p A. Nn
i45h w rssi,sI fr esis dla. Feosa Sett'- a' "' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
4 FAINTHEARTED THIEF
STOLEN $1,000 DRAFT-How 1T WAS NOT
CASHED.

STOLEN $1,000 DRAFT-How IT WAS NOT
A man entered the jewelry establishment OF
Mcmillan A. Hamilton, at No. 80 Futon-st, Oh Satur-
day and reouested 10 shown some gold chalH AleI
ovsminoe a large variety, he left without making
,,rbsse Yesterday afternoon the same man entered
~ s+ore and requested DO shown some gold Watches
M enaIl selected one valued at $780, and chain valued
on lie then asked for pen and ink, and at the same
- nroduced a draft from his breast pocket, ana In
- - with the name OF Thomas f. Bethel MI
N,cAfullan was astonished when he discovered tna
was draft for 5000 No 2,3i4) on the Mechanics ana
,,,ors, Rank Of Aug1lstG Ca, payable 10 Thomas
I,tthcI M The Park National Bank Of NcW-lOIk INC
,na,,,er assured Mr.. Mcmillan that II was All Hkh,
ho,Id in the meantime find out whether II was genuine
IIe mad intended 60 buy watch ana chah eIseMhcIe,
& H.. frends ma the United States Hotel where ne was
et"nIing mad recommended him TO them messenger
49, the Park National BANK WIN lie uyt
w. as tie stranger had left The Teller after THOR
nuoIIV examining H. pronounced IL genuine Inc mes
~ g hasfer ed hack and the firm about To indoTse
n whom a small hoy entered and handed Mr. McMuiiah
tbe following itltei nu.rch ie
y,r, MCMILLAN HANToN: Please LEI ho bearer have the
watch oud chain and the balance also q TIE tp e'h avn "
present bdsy with friend Yours Ih"A DAiT
- p ID Irclose m0Iey envelope T. ]. bE mi
The BOY was questioned as 10 how he came IN pos
session of the letter, ana SAID tat man met iu On
Fultou and promised 10 give hin y II nc NOulu LIN
il 10 this store and bring back 20 him package Ihe
bow was detained until detective was sent ON 10 Mas
INC man, and back with an envelope tlhhcu
with paper dccOy, or 10 induce the man 10 cue 'tO
byy's dclav and, fearing the Officers were Whchlug hh
won't away, leaving the draft behind. McMubm ~
Hamilton hold the draft subject 90 an owner IT one oin
be found there is doubt that ID has OceA sioieh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
CHORAL FESTIVAL AT THE ACADEMY.

The first of a series of three concerts by the
scholars Of the Ward schools given at the Academy
of Music last evening, under the direction OF Harley
Newcomb, for the benefit OF German and French Or
plaus. a fair audience was in attendance. me pro
oouIoo consisted of chOru5es, chorls, and trios by
tbe children and violin and piano solos by
Messrs Isaac and Joseph Poznansk. Five hundred
children occupied raised platform on the stage,
dressed in uniform Of blue, red, ana
white Flowers aud canary birds were used IN the deco
rsJion of the house The chOruses selected from uch,
Handel and Kuchen sung In good tine ana tuhe,
fLe words were distinctly enunclded, ana the sput Vi
the compositions heartily entered into. ,
second festival concert viii be given TINS evening"
when the children from The Ninth, Fifteenth, Eighteenth
AMI Twenty-drst Wards will participate. A matinee
ON saturday will be devoted TO the scholars OF the III
mary schools, all Of whom have received the A'he III
stTuctlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
A COLORED MAN ASSAULTS HIS WIFE WITH A
HAMMER.

Lizzie Hackett, colorcd, age 80, has been en-
ployed for some time past cook by Dr. James Bacon
druggist al No J37 sixthayc. Daniel, the husband Of
the woman, has kept boot-backing establishment at
ba 3cmeut IN Il iity-third-st, near sXth-aye He has
ON several occasions endcayOrcd to induce his wife TO
leave her place and again live with him. but she has IN
yarIaby declined ON the ground that sho was doing
urh better where she was. Yesterday Ilacket SOFA MS
for $2j, and soon ufterward, meeting MS
wife on the street near her employers resi-
dence a,ain aakrd her To return aud live With him. she
refused giving the same before Hache't as
soon "a she ceased speaking, produced hammer, ana
win dealt her two iiaHcrf blows the head. lfac-
flriug her skull Gnd telling her 20 the pavement lie
fhen escaped ard the police still searching FOR hlm
The injured woman WAS taken TO the lcsueh'c OF LeI
employer and tended by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

ANOTHER GREENHORN sWINDLED BY THE
BOGUS MONEY GAME.

NJ. L. Gorse of Seabrook, n H., received,
recently from EewYork, circular issued ny bogus
counterfeit" dealer, and containing glowing de.eHp-
lion OF the peasantness Of ing golden opporuntes'
compiled with the ayermen hat half the money in e.rci
lation was counterfeit and uAt the sort offered Is as
good as the best The terms upon which various amounts
viii he sent stated, and it's mentioned that MI iran
sactons must DO through Express Companies the POST
Office being unavailable. Furthermore only one person
Viii be supplied ia each locally Gore came TO ths ,ly
i'm search of this EdOrad1, and finally found hm.e III
room 40 u on the third floor u No. IS Nassaust ~hele
Gleason & co. lie in wait for lrcrnshOrns. He was IN
uced 10 purchase 800 Of counterfeit money TOT "hch
Le was 10 nay so. lie gave oneOf the shafpcfs Tue sum
denaudod and was told that ~ could not receive the
couuterfes there they must sent % him py cAPres
M a matter OF prccauti0n otherwise the police "ould
money was shown W Gore. who opposed eouAilei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATORsHIP.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 15-Ihe Aralanche
jackson special, to-day, says:
The Senate to-day adopted resolution that for
satisfactory the Senate II deemed xpedeDt TO take
any further action the election OF United States SEN
ator therefore the resolution providing for said election
Is receded FROM and any further action Is indefinitely
postponed Alcorn is triumphant. He Will remain Gov
hold election and then so to the Senate as
desired.
In the House, resolution adopted by party
vote, indOrsng the XIIltb, XIVth, and XVIII Amend
ments and declaring the questioning by any person OF
the legality Of the ratification of said acts condemned by
the House. bitter discussion followed, and more bad
blood shown than at any time since the session DO
gan. The introduction of the resolution is regarded AS
particularly unfortunate just now.
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
For other snip Neirs see Third Po0e.l
ARpTEEn

ARRIVED.
Steamship wymese Bourne. Rrhnol CITY Point AL Norfolk "s
MI. AMI pass 70 Cd Dominion SEE d-hiD TO-
sr A. stevens Parker Baltimore, days ath coal 10 Americas
sChr wrS DarIorn scum, D,ro-r Days With coal to Mar,
shr surprise en-, Bamoe days. with coal to Maryiand Oosi
fchr Em.1 Wooey Eg Ia more. llys With coal Dr Hu''s
River r. r. Co vessel to Van ,-snt . ~ - -, r,,
Schr j. H. Horton Ncecimb. wene With ah to K r. Cro"s
sc T. Julia Baker, Baker New iayea fr Philadelphia
S,b, Cbarle5 Nj eT Piercs New IIayra Tor virl.alA
scE Crusade Davis. Neg-lIa,en 'ot ~ rbe hPo ,..t
Sehr 4 4. Anderson, RAYMOND, Scsla,ca.
sclr John Lozer Irelehea, iauat9 a. $50
Scir Thos. Nicl, Ieiterew. New Lla on for Y"saih
selr Iahe nay, Pq59l Wiz 1rleT 70 sEg On 0pH
sSs5 t N[Sii iia i ' ss5a Se9lssa
schr n IT, Goa.'. white l@voense
sh i.iii9, C,i -''b e ell, gcoa2or
Sclf Geo. ". PANEL, s.iie. illllor.
81! I Fo,51, g G,., b s9gosi
sc5t Charter oal %. P9cl'ni VIII pH9.l e FASTER
selr. Fannie Ia,arl. Minor, E,r-lis,sn
SER. Wm P. C,orel Iioae,. Pigeon Cove
SKI gS 5 a.'S 5 rf9,ieoG T., f p Iss,,.
Solr Wa. i. @c.. Higgins, B,,'oa for Tangled
81. M'ega Men.on r .y n, Pen : JS e
S,ar chas Il. Northi1, iii, roalasd Conn. |
81 ss " Y G Go G 6s Ny il,' oi Ply Ss.
Schr. lm)ni, willard, OieguqOlt.
Schr. Artist GD.i.cT, SanUich.
Schr. Wave Warwick NrN-liayen
SclT. Breeze, ROiers, New 4iavCr.
Scar. John Stora ham. Price Baltimore Tor Brs'ol
Schr. e. g living johnson BalHn0re Tor Pr'rlencs
WlND-SunlONa. light, s. T. tile. AMI raining
SAILED.
st,amslps-Alerqo Lyerpoo Missouri for Ha7sni Geohha
OF Charleston.
RETURNED.
,ngus neauy " teihpor for Providence while AZ sE,hes
Ilas acak making about 800 STROKES hour All 70
turned o NealorA for repairs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
lS-ArTc. big H. Sqlr' from Messni Coo
mos from lyauiaI; sci lOlly. from NeN-loS-
March l6-pas5ei b. Tor Baltimore. bsrks
Han anglia from Ivrpoo and H'g o anil scbrS
H. owrl f. Bird Havana Paes ui steamship Liberty.
tor Havana.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoNnoN 1GThc North German Lows steamship An>teS
CsD Bus1s from March toacaei at Southampton to@f
c "a f,r Bremen. -, =, ~, D,
H4vAs, March 4Anvd steam hp C7 OF th beaken RON
NewYorl for Cruz I5Blrk GuAils nom NeN-AOfA' hA
arrived at Mlslzas. . ~
AoyIu March lGe Anchor Line steamship Anglia from Neg
Nork,o Glasgow, touched here today.
SPOKEN.
Bng Haskell from Rocknl New Orleans, March H. %
NANTUCKET
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BIauIyGu MA Jacksonville PA March 10 j. Br,siae Bmns
han Of BergenM j. eyed 81 ysar u months; - o., s,
Thrsi Philadelphia. saturday, March -, AZ oclOcs.
BRYANT On wednesday diphtheil Rbhgs
Br ant, OF Dr. }. 7. Br'anI, aged years.
his father 2j West ILrifourhs' Saturday March 49, at 100
O'Clock a. 10.
BUSSINGAt wfamsbrig wescbeser Co.. THURSDAY March IL
Tie relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited % aese
funeral SATURDAY afternoon. a. ocoeA hon Inol 'h1fS'
Wii.amsbrdge
CRogEL-On Cmene wife Of b. Crowell and dluss
OF Eihu Day Of NewarS, n. J. , ,. 49,, r..
the residence Of her iarher No loOl Boas Ae"arA ~ Inter-
a Mount Pleasant Cemstery.
DEALNG-At his late residence 2i5 MONDAY
ing, the 18Th usi after lingering ins Which ne Dofe ss
Christian hope and rognaton, tie M asslrlcr OF be sc ior
tally William Dealing native Of NeN-loFA Cry IN Tie "a
Tie eyc ana sns the family and the yie8' q be w'r q
1872 respectfully invited 10 end bis aners al the T luFer-
sa Church. corner Of Becser AMI DownHgts o. Fhla shef'
the 18th inst. at Il O'CLOCK
DIMOCK-A Elizabeth, n j. THURSDAY March 49, Harry Al
Of Helen w. and Anthony W. D1oe aged noHh' aaa
Tie relative, and fends ofe family invited to steai the a5sr,.
from residence parents South Boa and S0utl-J.s
IL a. m, Saturday, Marci 10, l8ll
GBBHARDAt Brussels Belgium Of scarlet fever william Hear
Gebha IT,, youngest Of tie late Fred & Oe1l' o1 h aV.
aged 10Y
HAGHT-At Vernon, wbesier Co, March ~ Asfoa Il
viii take from bis late residence M9a1 'ernoa ga
sunday the 18th Inst at 2 p m tfain VII nv, i y Va
Harlem Road and carriages VII b. IN VIZ a"
Mount the Frenls an 'ii's, sli
Hanahl Lodge No. 49, aud IL NJ. and al mcs o 'le V''s
invited 10 attend
MooK-A, Chattanooga Monlsy March 10 FRANCES H.
The relative. and friends family sgeet inye % Ia
the funeral from her late residence, NJ '' Ia az" o 49,
(Pnday) sferlooa at O'CLOCK "a A.. -
VAN DEYBERGII-At Scholae n Y March ~ HAe' ~ A -
Denbergh wife Of James Van euissa' ". t,o+,pst ne,,
Ssp,s hi, tPriIsyl afternoon at O'clock
WEISN AS-Thulay March IS ISL an toh q" augustus w. az
Fannie c. Weisnsn. aged mon.n' anu - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
Total $50 43,433 1905 5O5n 45,O32 a,

Many po pic laughing to-day the articles in
The World and Leqder concerning the Democratic Con-
gressOna candidate in this district Some weeks ago,
DR. A. L. Goodrich OF Vernon was nomir lted, and
Tie Hartford Times gave him rstrate notice; but now
como these New-YOrk Democratic organs-7he World is
very entcprsing, you know-and ignore the existence
entirely Of such a man rs Goodrich and lavish their
praises in This rich way:
"Tbe Democrats Of the Ist Congress- District Of
Connect have done wisely n nominating a. their can
diate Alfred l. Burr, the able edtCr OF me HaFVCTd
Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

A Republican caucnS, composed OF members
Of the General Assembly Republican editors and prom
inent Republicans from different parts Of Ohio met in
Columbus yesterday 1t determined t9 hold the
next state Convention on the 21st OF June.
The old Harlem Methodist Church, on One
dtwenty-ffthst. between Third and Fourth
avcs has been leased for three years. by the Union Re
pubican Association OF the Twenty first Ward and VIII
be formally opened rs a political hall Aprii i wheh
Horace Greeley and others are expected to speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
END or TIE BRICK BoArnrES's STRIKE.

The strike Of Tie brick boatmen practically
ended on the passage, Of The resolutions published yes
tcrday The dealers here made formal movement to-
ward accepting the demanded, but there is gen
cral understanding that the conditions viii be agreed to.
The agents through whose bands all the bricks pass sup
port Che boatmcn in the demands and refuse to sell on
any other conditions The agents think the dealers will
hold of for week OF two and will then gradually yield
10 the boafuan Iihs were landed yesterday,
and few cargoes sold yet such state Of ars is
not unusual 30 this season Of the year, and especially
during such weather. IhgIe j. usually ali In the price
al lri, every Spruy. and the dealers holding brick
for chat great uiC dimcnt TO the success Of the strike
IN addition IA the Culcs OF the IGdc has been tie irc
tia. several bO1tmou, outside Of the strll-
ina asaociation, have been running their boats,
and have in fact, furnished q sufficient supply.
NAM OF the dealers for long time been IN the
habit OF either paying the demanded ~ cents for png
beyond 60 feet or else furnishing extra help which salts
ns ne hoatrou we'll Extra freight has also boon in
Ndrilby paid by some dealers but others have refused
10 nay extra in either case aud il Is to reach these that
the strike WAS started In the opinion OF the agents 1t
will result establishing uniform rate OF ray 70
the i0atrn and this is admitted 10 be just by all
cerncd. The Chcf trouble viii Dr. in collecting extra
freight between the Battery and Fittythrdst. At some
auding where there is danger Of iniuring the vessels
the extra is willingly pad hut at others where no such
risk i, GcUrrcd, 1t Is generally declared To be unhe-
Ccssa.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

~ spSt SD, total a.uet sis 20 % DbuS,msns The form
n % avn Sllc9 70, psSreis OF lsboer ssh uo salaries
tos oiee Al go sl pad chsmbesn Bradley *60si ~
oJ SO oe euen' eSsSs II bsisocS In easury March u.
frae s, proe out isst evening in tho two-story
occupied b 10 t Hay = Bssctg, eynef By Oven Ceye ana
orr h. NJ 40 sso Owned nt ecoed By Mr. Coye snd No III
Gr,ct III ~ tsriey Nos fsans rs damaged S2Vn
syi slos o rome ,ni honisuh Composites Ne M dam
III so on futs. M e iasteHssis s1hsfei as, " s"'s'
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and then placed I'm an envelope directed to him tbs
given 20 lad, with directions to tako u 10 inc
express Office.
when the package reached Core however, 1t was
found to contain nothing but brown paper Inc enNe-
lOpe had been dexerOusy changed by the sharper Deo
being given to the boy. Gore again TO this city
and NJ he could get satisfaction from the slarpeIs'
appealed to superintendent EesO. He detailed uelec-
tycs who yesterday afternoon visited the place IN Mas
sau-st, aud arrested Edward Hawkins, Harry Palmer
John Morgan, and VIM. Kinds. They also seized guam
tty otetters and circulars The prisoners were locked
up ut Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
TIE STATE or TRADE
nOMRSTIC MApKprs

NRv-ORLsANs Msrch l5-Pofk QUO, and e-r, Mos so
p'h % ara hfm shouhiers ',ci Clear Rib ~, Clc.f Sdes
llie Hams hngirturcd loo lic
change-'erng IL Ncw-Yors sight dscsun, oil iIiL
NitnINCrOs ~ G.. March gSpdts Tentnsrs "A rc5ortsfs
At sles AZ lc lesn STEADY O. - o Strained ~ - "a Pss
Cotton Guner Tar $50
AgogsA. Marrh iSCtoa closed finer a'I3lc or M1I~<,
askias b sht; ala 65J bales; receipts. i6I bsles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
RUODE ISLAND.
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
PROVIDENCE, March 16. - The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day Col Van slyck pre-
sided. The following nominations made:
For GOrernOr-THoMAs STEENE, Smithtcld
Lieutenant GOreT1iOI-CHARLEs L. CUTLER, warren.
Secretary Of Sidie-WILLIhM Il. MILLER, Bristol.
Aftoyne- Gencrdl-GEoRGE N BLISS, East Providence.
General Treasnrer-MM. p. CORGDON, NewpOrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
DMTIMOaR LIE LOO MARKfr-M.ncl- n

ta'eIlhe m'te Yesterday fairly active rnl rr,er tvs -
,h On @ wees rlte2 today te Zee luu ie ogses
S,,1E hIIiy az t.e erng, ws,e nlen q Jss,'riy'.'
tkAooi firT G1alty 54lgtci Melium, 5d55c inf.hor
sso PR s1S s,, 80 5s,, receipts ss heas se
70 neat and smooth oi Iy, auf rough satd
1870 z a "sri We quote Al 9i 4lolc net ~ bhn. he
80 eneep IN hbt supply and good efeca waieI
,ce af hgaef owing % rtJ Par Good 81 Ifc. Cos
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81; 90 Michigan and soekers s5 $3.50 la can
ada siockev aycusng ~ TO 8i2 10. S5 l.,U45 ..
30 Canada steers i 70 ~ b az IS . - 5' . In i
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Az favorable was NJ swOop increased by FIVE addi-
tional members, and an a Cse report thereby ooalhu
IN course there are eNecra filling the air against the
Speaker but that dcAter0us paramentarian had ample
hympathy II not absolute right. 60 warrant his timely
Al unusual action. Coa legislation is now taking prcce
euce and 60 is believed that the session VIII daNde on
with important result until it comes time for ADJOURN